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INDEX - DIRECTORY

. -Jv'Di Id . PA«K

Addenda xxm Chi na—Continued Japan—Continued

Alphabetical List Southern VOTt%—Continued Nagoya ... 3oo

Nifagpo Osaka ... ... ... sdB

Foreign Resliients ... C.l

Pakhoi ... 7L... 939 Shidzuoka 300

Annam 1200 Samshui 931 Shimonosbki ... • :3«

Annam, Provinces du ... 1203 Sahtuao ... - ... ; .: 875 Tbkyo ... ... • .■.. 266

Hue ... ... ... 1200 Switow ... 891 Yokohama ggfc

•Quinhon ... 1205 Wenchow 872

Tourane ... ... ... 1203 Wuchow Macao

Borneo 1655 Tangtsze Ports $&oao.,' ... ... ....

Brunei ... ... ... 1669 Changsha - ... Malay States

Jesselton (see 'M. Borneo) Chinkiang (Federated & Unfederated)

Kudafc ,(se? :5I. Borneo) Chungking ... Ipoh (see Perak) ... 1381

Labuan ... 1668 Hankow ... , , teih,ore ... 14?^

North Borneo, State of 1661 Ichang ... ... Kfetjah- ... ... ... i4$r

Sandahan (see N. Borneo) Kiukiang 819 Keiantan 14:)0

Sarawak... ... ... 1655 Nanking ... ova Klang (see SelaiUgor'

Tawao.(see N. Borneo) Shnsi' ' ... ... ... 850 Kuala Kangsar (see Perak;).

Shanghai

China

Central Ports

371

556

Wuhu

rochow ...

Chosen (Corea) 368

817

848 g

Kpala Lumpur (see Setaugor)

pantan (see Pahang) 4417

alay States (Fed.)’ ... 1365

Bobchow ... 804 Chemulpo ... ... 364 Malay States (Unfed,-) 1421

Frontier Ports Chinnampo ... ... 368 Muar (see Johore) . ... 1422

Kouang-tcheou-wan ... 937 Chung-jin ... .... 369 Negri’Sembilan 1410

Kowloon Frontier 926 Fusan ... 366 Pahang

Lappa 927 Kunsan ... 369 Perak ... 1375

Lungohow 945 Masampo ... ... 367 Perl is ... 14,40

Mehgtsz... ... ... 947 Mpfap# ,.. 367 Ptl Dickson (see N.. Beiph^la®)

Szemao ... ... ... 953 Seoul ... ... 360 „ Swettenham (see'Seiaugor,)

Tengyueh 951 dSnsan Gold Mines ... .364 Selangor ... ,1391

Tunnanfu 847 Wonsan, Gens^n,Yuensan 366 peremban (seeHegti ^ei^b^an)

• Northern Ports Taiping (see Perak)

Classified Lists Teluk Anson (see Perak) .

Antung ... 608

Ohangehun 502 Agencies in Far East... Al. Trengganu' ... ’... 1434

€hefoo ... 523 Engineering Firms in Ulu Selangor (see SeJapgpr)

Chinwangtao 476 the Far East 1135

Merchants & Manufac- Naval Squadron

Dairen ... 511

turers in the Fat East A85 Naval Squadron, Brit.... 1672

Harbin ... ... ... 492

Hunchun ... ... 505 Rubber Estates, etc. ... 1441 Netherlands India 1497

Kiaochau ... ... 539 Cochin-China 1210 Batavia ... 1515

Kirin .... ... 504 Cambodge ... ... ,1332 Buitenzorg 1516

Lungchingtsun 504 Cholon ... ... ... 1230 Macassar 1541

Lungkow 533 Saigon ... ... 1211 Medan (see Sumatra) ... 1545

Manchurian Trade Cent,. 483 Padang 1539

Eastern Siberia 259

Mukden 484 Semarang 1534

Nicolaevsk 260

Newchwang 480 Sourabaya ... ... 1526

Yladivostock. ... ... 259

Peiteiho... ... ... 476 Sumatra, East Coast of . 1545

Formosa 350

Peiping ... 401 Philippine Islands 1553

Daitotei (Twatutia) ... 353

Poitt Arthur ... ... 507

Keelung... ... ... 352 Baguio ... ... ... 1566

Pont Edward ... ... 537

Tainan, Takao & Anping 356 Cebu ... 1647

Taku. 437

Taihoku - . . .

(Taipeh) 3S3 Iloilo 1641

Tientsin ... 415

Tamsui 362 Manila ... 1564

Tsinan 550

Hongkong 955 Zapiboanga ... ... 1651

Tsingtao ... 539

"Wei-hai-wei 535 Indo-China 1179 Siam 1235

Southern Ports Haiphong ... ... 1186 Bangkok 1237

Amoy ... y,., ... 886 Hanoi ... ... ... 1180 Steamers

Canton ... 901 Tonkin 1180 Coasting ... ... 1679

FOOCBQW 876 Tonkin, Provipces du ... 1193 Straits Settlements

Hangchow 865 Japan 261 1255

Hoihgw (in Hainan) ... 942 Hakodate Malacca ... 1358

Hokow ... 950 Kobe 316 Eenang ... 1334

Kongmoon 927 Kyoto Prov. Wellesley (see Penang)

Kuliang 878 Kyushu ... Singapore 1266

Kweilin 935 Moji ... Cable Addresses

Hanning 936 Nagasaki 346 For the Far East , B1

INDEX-DIRECTORY

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Addenda xxm Johore ... 1422 Perlis “ ...' 1440

Agencies in Far East... A1 Philippine Islands ... 1553

Alphabetical List of Kedah Port Arthur 507

Foreign Eesidents ... Cl Keelung ... Port Edward 537

Amoy 886 K elan tan Pt. Dickson (see N. Sembilan)

Annam 1200 Kiaochau ... >, Swettenham (see Selangor)

Annam, Provinces de ... 1203 Kirin. ... Prov. Wellesley (see Penang)

Antnng 508 Kiukiang .... ... Q

Klang (see Selangor) ... Quinhon... 1205

Baguio ... ... 1566 Kobe ... E,

Bangkok Konginoon ... ... Rubber Estates, etc. ... 1441

Batavia ... . 1515 Kouang-tcheou-wan ...

S

Borneo ... . 1665 Kowloon Frontier ' ... Saigon 1211

Brunei Kuala Kangsar .(see Samshni 931

Buitenzorg ... Perak)... ... Sandakan(seeN. Borneo) 1661

Kuala Lumpur (see

Cable Addresses Santuab ... ... ... 875

Selangor) ... ... Sarawak... : (iriC ... 1655

Cambodge Kuantan (see Pahang)...

Canton ... Selangor,,. ... : ... 1391

Kuliang ... ... v .... Semarang 1534

Cebu Kunsan ... :

...

Changchun Seoul ... 360

Kweilin ... Seremban (see N. Sembilan)

Changsha Kyoto

Chef oo ... Shanghai 555

Kyushu ... ... ...

Chemulpo •Shari ... 850

L Shidzuoka « 300

China Labuan ...

Chinkiang Shimonoseki ... ... 344

Lappa

Chinnampo Siam 1235

Lungchingtsun... Singapore ... ... 1266

Chinwangtao Lungchow

Cholon ... SoOchow... ... 804

Lungkow

Chosen (Corea) Sourahaya ... ... 1526

1VE Steamers, Coasting ... 1679

Chungjin Macao ...

Chungking Straits. Settlements ... 1255

Macassar ... ... Sumatra... ... ... 1545

Classified List of Mer- Malacca ... ...

chants and Manufac- Swatow ... ... 891

Malay States (Fed.) ...

turers in Far East ... Malay States (Unfed.)...

Cochin China ] Manchurian Trade Cent.

ID Manila ... Taihoku (Taipeh) ,.. 353

Dairen Tainan, Takao & Anping 356

Daitotei (Twatutia) ... Taiping (see Perak) ... 1375

Medan (see Sumatra) .

E Taku ... ... ... 473

Eastern Siberia Tamsui ... ... ... 352

Merchants & Manufactur-

Engineering Firms in Teluk Anson (see Perak) 1375

ers, Classified List of... j

the Far East... ... ] Moji and Shimonoseki... Tengyueh ... ... 951

E Mokpo ... Tientsin ... 415

Foochow 876 Mukden Tokyo ... 266

Formosa 350 Tonkin 1180

IT

Fusan 366 Nagasaki ;.. Tonkin, Provinces du .,. 1193

H Tourane .;. 1203

Haiphong Nagoya ,

1186 Trengganu ... ... 1434

Nanking... i

, Etakodate 304 Tsinan ... ... . ... 550

Hangchow Nanning... .... ... <

865 Tsingtao ... .,. 539

Hankow , 822 Naval Squadron, British 1

Negri Sernbilan ... 1 IT

Hanoi 1180 364

Netherlands India ... 1 Unsan Gold Mines

Harbin

Hoihow (in Hainan) , Newchwang ... ...

Hokow Nicolaevsk ... ... Vladivostock ... ... 259

Hongkong Njhgpo ... ... ... W

Hue North Borneo, State of... i Wei-hai-wei ... ... 535

Hunchun O Wenchow ... ... 872

I Osaka .£>■©01*5 i! ... Wonsan, Gensan,Ytiensan 366

Ichang Wuchow... 933

Iloilo ... . 1641 Padang Wuhu ... 817

Indo-China . 1179 Pahang -y

Ipoh (see Perak) . 1381 Pakhoi Yochow ... ... ... 848

Peiteiho Yokohama ... ... 285

Japan Penang Yunnanfu ... ... 847

Jesselton (see B. ] Peping

Borneo)

INDEX TO ADVERTISERS

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A.B.C. DIRECTORY OF AMERICAN BUTTER:—

MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS D49 F. T. Bolton & Co., Brisbane

A.B.C. DIRECTORY OF BRITISH MER- Facing all tab pages

CHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS ... Dl BUYER’S GUIDE Dl

A.B.C. DIRECTORY OF CANADIAN MER- CABLES:—

CHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS ... D48 Callenders Cable and Construc-

A.B.C.DIRECTORY OF CONTINENTAL tion Co., London D2

MERCHANTS & MANUFACTURERS ... D29

CALCULATING MACHINES :—

ACCOUNTING MACHINES:— Original-Odhner (Dodwell .& Co.) Back

Elliotfc-Fisher (Dodwell & Co.) ... ■ 01 cover

Back cover

ACME COMMODITY CODE CARVED WOOD:—

Acme Code Co., U.S.A. ... 710, xvi Boynton & Co., Chicago, U.S.A. ... D49

ADDING MA CHINES CEMENT MANUFACTURERS :—

Sunstfand (Dodwell & Co.)... Back cover Cebu Portland Cement Co., Manila 1581

ADVERTISING AGENTS :— Indo-China Portland Cement Co.,

Advertising &L Publicity Bureau Ld., Haiphong (Indo-China) ... xix

Ld Back Tab pages Indo-China Lafarge Aluminous

Millington, Ld 716 Cement Co., Ld., Haiphong ... xix

AGENTS GENERAL CERAMIC COLOURS:—

Blackmore & Blackburn, H’kong... 1140 Blythe Colourworks Ld., Stoke on

ALUMINIUM:— Trent D7

Aluminium (V) Ld., Shanghai ... A89 CHAIN BELTING:—

ART PRODUCTIONS :— John King & Co., Leeds D2

Raphael Tuck & Sons, London ...

Back fly leaf F. T. Bolton

ASBESTOS:— Fancing all tab pay s

Dick’s Asbestos Co., Ld., London... D4

CHEMIST & DRUGGISTS:—

BANKS :— Queens Dispensary, Hongkong ... 1103

Bank of Canton* Ld xv

Bank of China, Hongkong 1008 COAL MERCHANTS :—

Bank of Montreal, Canada 776 Dodwell & Co., Ld Back cover

Char tered Bank of India, Australia Kailan Mining Administration,

and China xn Tientsin Front fly leaf and 834

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank ... xi COMPRESSORS OF ALL KINDS:—

Hongkong Savings Bank ... . .. xv Demag A. G., Duisberg Rhine ... 1136

Mercantile Bank of India xm CONCRETE PILES:—

N ational City Bank of New York xiv

Raymond Concrete Piles, C. »

BALL AND ROLLER BEARINGS :— Russell, Manila 1160,1626

The Ekman Foreign Agencies,

Ld., Shanghai 776 CONTRACTORS :—

A. W. Millar 1092

BLACK

Dodwell & Co., Ld 1042 Jose Angel, Manila A230

BOOKSELLERS AND PUBLISHERS:— CRANE AND TRANSPORTING MATENAL:—

Acme Code Co., U.S.A 710 Pemag A. G., Duisberg Rhine ... 1136

BRICK MANUFACTURERS :—

CREDIT BUREAU:—

Kailan Mining Administration, Philippine Credit Bureau Inc.,

Tientsin 834 and Front fly leaf Manila 1622

BROKERS:— DICTAPHONES:—

Sorox y Cia, Manila 1631 Dictaphone Corporation, Bridge-

Udefonso Tionloc Inc., Manila port U.S.A D52

Alll. A662, A317

Gregorio M Cansipit, Manila ... 1580r DISPENSARY :—

A110, Al 62 Queens Dispensary, Hongkong ... 1103

Luzon Brokerage & Co. Inc., DOCKS:—

Manila 1610„ A110, Al62, A316, A317 H’kong. ife Whampoa Dock Co., Ld. 1065

INDEX TO’ ADVEHTfSEHS Continued

PAGE

New Engineering & Shipbuilding | IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS :—

Works, Ld., Shanghai 1150 H’kong. & Whampoa Dock Co., Ld. 1065

ELASTIC FABRICS:—

New Engineering & Shipbuilding

Wm. Preston & Son, Ld., England D28 Works, Shanghai ]15<>

Bapid Magnetting Machine Co.,

ENGINEERING SUPPLIES

Birmingham ... Dl

A. Ming and Co., Hongkong ... 995

Fee Kee Hong Shipchandlers and KHAKI MATERIALS:—

Co., Ltd., Hongkong’ 1133 i E. Spinner & Co., Manchester and

Bombay ... D28

ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS:—

Blackmore & Blackburn, Ld. ... 1140 ! LEATHER:—

H’kong. & Whampoa Dock Co., Ld. 1065 federal Leather Co., New Jersey

New Engineering & Shipbuilding >; U.S.A ... D49

Works, Shanghai 1150 MACHINERY:—

Bapid Magnettihg Machine Co., Austin Manufacturing Co.

Ld., Birmingham Dl (Chicago) ... 1151

Beiss, Massey & Co,, Ld 1105 Dodwell

United Engineers, Ld 1152 H’kong. & Whampoa Dock Co.,Ld. 1065

EXCAVATORS — New Engineering & Shipbuilding

Demag A.G., Duisberg Bhine ... 1136 Works, Ld., Shanghai 1150

Bapid Magnetting Machine Co.,

FLOUR MILLERS:—

Ld., Birmingham Dl

Malayan Flour Milling Co. Singa- Beiss, Massey & Co., Ld 1105

pore Addenda and 1307

Straits Settlement Flour Mills, MERCHANTS, COMMISSION AGENTS, ETC. : —

Singapore Addenda and 1327 A.B.C. Directory of American Mer-

chants and Manufacturers ... D49

GASOLENE AND KEROSENE :—

A.B.C. Directory of British Mer-

AsiaticPetroleum&Co.xx and front cover chants and Manufacturers ... Dl

GLASS MANUFACTURER:— A.B.C. Directory of Canadian Mer-

Yao Hua Window Glass Co., chants and Manufacturers ... D48

Ld., Tientsin ... Front fly /err/and 834 A.B.C. Directory of Continental

FOUNTAIN PENS:— Merchants and Manufacturers... D29

Thos. De La Bue & Co., Ld. and Bolton & Co., F. B., Brisbane ...

Chas. Goodall & Son Ld.... ... 278 Facing all Tab pages

Cheapside Piano Coy., The, Hong

GLOVES:—

Kong 1022

Morley & Co., England ...Front cover China Associates Corp.,Ltd,Hong

HARDV/ARE MANUFACTURERS:— Kong ... Facing Hongkong Tab page

Bapid Magnetting Machine Co., Dodwell & Co., Ld Back cover

Ld., Birmingham ... ... ... Dl Loxley & Co., W. B 1084

HONE STONES :— Beiss, Massey & Co. ... 1105

The Water of Ayr & Tam MORRIS CARS & TRUCKS:—

O’Shanter Hone Works, Ltd.... D2 Dodwell & Co., Ld Front cover

HORSE SHOE NAILS:— MOTOR SPIRITS :—

Aktiebolaget, O. Mustad & Son, Asiatic Petroleum Co.; Ld. ... ... xx

Sweden D29 Front cover and Canton Tab page

HOTELS: —

MOTOR VEHICLES:—

The Gloucester, Hong Kong 1067 Eagle Engineering Co., London... D18

Luneta Hotel, Manila 1609

Victoria Hotel, Shameen 925 NEWSPAPERS :—

Hongkong Daily Press Front Tab pages

IMPORTERS AND EXPORTERS:—

Bolton & Co., F. B., Brisbane Hongkong Weekly Press 776

Facing all Tab pages OFFICE EQUIPMENT:—

Dodwell & Co., Ld Back cover Boneo (Dodwell & Co.) Back cover

Loxley & Co., W. B 1084 Dictaphone Corporation, Bridge-

Beiss, Massey & Co., Ld 1105 port U.S.A D52

INSURANCE: LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE :— OIL MERCHANTS :—

Dodwell & Co., Ld .Back cover Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld xx

Beiss, Massey & Co 1105 f Front cover and Canton Tab page)

Union Insurance Society of De Bataafsche Petroleum Mij.,

Canton, Ld Hinge of cover Dutch East Indies xx

INDEX TO ADVERTISERS—Continued VII

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Franco - Asiatique des Petroles, SHEETS & STAMPINGS

Indo-China xx Joseph ,■■■ Sankey & Sons, Ld.,

Rising Suli Petroleum Co., Japa.n 'xx Bilsfon, England Dl

SHIPBUILDERS :—

OKGAN MANUFACTURERS:—

The Cheapside Piano Company, H’kong. & Whampoa Dock Co. ... 1065

Hong Kong ... 1022 , New Engineering and Shipbuild-

ing Works, Shanghai... ... ...‘ iTSiU

ORES AND SEPARATORS:—

SHIPS. STORES:—

Rapid Magnetting Machine Co.,

Ld., Birmingham ... Dl A Ming & Co., Hong Kong 995

Yee Kee Hong Ship Chandlers &

OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING & CUTTING:— Co., Ltd., Hong Kong 1133

New Engineering & Shipbuilding SILK YARNS :—

Works, Shanghai 1150 Algemeente Kunstaijde Uiiie N.V.

PAINT MERCHANTS :— ’ Arnhehl (Hdl'land) ... ... ... D29;

Bituminous Paint^Ahiati6 Petiki- SPLIT BELT PULLEYS AND LINESHAFTING

leuni Co., Ld xx ACCESSORIES:—

PINEAPPLE PACKERS:— The Ekman Foreign Agencies,

Lee Pineapple Co., Ld., Singapore Ld., Shanghai ... 776

Addenda and 1304

Sin Heng & Co., Singapore ... ... STEAMSHIP LINES :— )j:J

ddrfeRda and 1322 Apcar Line

British India S. N. Co., Ld. ... 1086

PLAYING. CARDS :— Dodwell Co., Ld. Hack °cgiier.

Thos De La Rue, I.d. and Charles Douglas Steamship Co XVII

Goodall & Son, Ld, ... 730, 1278, 1534 Eastern and Australian Line ... i6$6*

PLUMMER BLOCKS AND HANGERS :— Ellermaii & Biicknall S.S. Co., Ld...

The Ekman Foreign Agencies, Inside front cotier

Ld., Shanghai 776 Grace Line xvili

Indo-China Steam Nav. Co ... 1072

PRINTING INKS Isbrandtsen-Moller C6., Inc., New

John Kidd & Co,, Ld D20 York :. XVIII

PIANO M ANI: KACTUH ERS: —

P. & O. Steam Nav, Co 1086

The Cheapside Piano Company, STEEL PLANTS PLANTS:—

Hong Kong 1022 Demag, A.G. Dinsberg Rhine ... 1136

PUMPS: — STOCKINGS:—

Goulds Pumps Inc., U.S.A ... D50 Morley & Co,, England front cover;.

PUBLICATIONS :— TAILORS:—

Capital and Trade, Shanghai ... 608 Bombay Tailoring Co., Hongkong 1Q;14'

The Hexagon, Shanghai 678 Hung Yu Company, Hongkong... 1069

Acme Commodity and Phrase TACKEL BLOCKS:—

Code, Acme , Code Co:, New Western Block Company Westport

York, U.S.A 710

N.Y., U.S.A D4£

Shanghai Builder, Shanghai ... 760

Hong Kong Weekly Press ... ... 776 TEA AND RUBBER CHEST MANU-

FACTURERS :—

RAILWAY SUPPLIES:—

A. Ming & Co,, Hong Kpng .995 Luralda, Ld., London D2&

Yee Kee Hong Ship Chandlers & TENNIS BALLS:—

Co., Ltd., Hong Kong 1133 Geo. Spencer Moulton & Co., Ld. Dl

REAL ESTATE:— TRADE MARKS OF BRITISH MERCHANTS

Asia Lands, Ltd., Hong Kong ... 1000 AND MANUFACTURERS ... D28

ROLLING MILLS:— TYPEWRITING MACHINES:—

Demag A.G. Duisburg Rhine ... 1136 Underwood Typewriters

SAFETY PIN MANUFACTURERS:— (Dodwell & Co.) Back cover

The Whitecroft Pin Mfg. Co., UNDERWEAR: —

Gloucestershire D2 Morley & Co., England .front cover

SAW MILLS:— WINES AND SPIRITS:—

Chye Hin Saw Mills Singapore, Dodwell & Co., Ld

1

Addenda and 1284 All Hongkong Directory Pages & 1042

INDEX-TREATIES, CODES AND GENERAL

P/TOB PAGE

Advertisers, Index to v Treaties:—With China :—

Agents -vin Belgium, Amity and Commerce, 1928.. 162

Chinese Courts in the International Settlement, Belgium, Rendition of Tientsin, 1929 185

Reorganisation of; 1930 ,. 201 Czeeho-Slovakia, Amity and Commerce, 1930 191

Chinese Emigration in British Ships 238 Denmark, Amity and Commerce, 1928 167

France, Convention , Concerning French Indo-

China an

Chinese Weights and Measures xxi and xxn France, Tariff, 1928 156

Customs Export Tariff Republic of China 392 Germany, Tariff, 1928 ..168

Declaration of the Nationalist Goyt., July 7, 1928.. 154 Great Britain, Chefoo Convention, 1876 13

Extraterritorality, 1929 173 Great Britain, Chungking Agreement, 1890 17

Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890 90 Great Britain, Emigration Convention,1904 33

Hongkong Chair & Jinricksha Fares, and Boat Hires 1062 Great Britain, Kowloon Extension, 1898 19

Hongkong, Charter of the Colony of 206 Great Britain, Nanking, 1842 3

Hongkong, Constitution of Councils 225 Great Britain, Opium Agreement, 1911 38

Great Britain, Rendition of Weihaiwei, 1930 195

Hongkong Legislative Council, Rules of 226

GreatBritain, Sup.Commercial Treaty with China 21

Hongkong—Royal Instructions 210

Great Brita,in, Tariff, 1928 161

Hongkong—Royal Instructions (Additional), 1922 .. 219 Great Britain, Tibet-Sikkim Convention, 1890 .. 18

Hongkong—Royal Instructions (Additional), 1928 .. 221 Great Britain, Tientsin, 1858 5

Hongkong—Royal Instructions (Additional), 1929 • • 223 Great Britain, Weihaiwei Convention, 1898 20

Hongkong Stock Exchange 1234 Greece, Amity, 1929 190

Hongkong Storm Signal Codes and Stations x Italy, Amity, and Commerce, 1928 166

Japan Harbour Regulations 247 Japan, Settlement of Outstanding Questions

relative to Shantung 41

Japanese Weights, Measures and Money 349 Netherlands, Tariff 1928 169

Kellogg Pact, 1929 169 Norway, Tariff, 1928 157

Malay States Federation Agreement, 1896 84 Portugal, Amity and Commerce, 1928 165

Manila Invoice Charges 1552 Spain, Amity, and Commerce, 1928 1C3

Money, Weights and Measures of Hongkong, Straits Sweden, Tariff, 1928 160

Settlements and Philippine Islands 1550

United States of America, Tariff, 1928 155

Orders in Council, China (Amendment) 1914 137

Orders in Council, China (Amendment), 1915 .... 138 With Japan:—

Orders in Council, China (Amendment No. 2), 1920.. 138 Great Britain, Commerce and Navign., 1894 46

Great Britain, Commerce and Navign., 1911 63

Orders in Council, China (Amendment No. 3), 1920 .. 138

Orders in Council, China (Amendment), 1921 139 With Korea:—

Orders in Council (Companies), China, 1915 141 Great Britain, Trade Regulations 43

Orders in Council (Companies), China (Amendment),, With Siam :—

1919 . . 145 Great Britain, Friendship and Commerce, 1856 .. 71

Orders in Council (Treaty of Peace), China, 1919 ! Great Britain, 1909 77

Orders in Council, H.B.M., China and Corea 91 Great Britain, 1913, re Fugitive Criminals 82

Port Regulations for H.B.M. Consulates in China ‘>i‘ i Great Britain, Registration of Subjects, 1899 76

Regulations Governing Inspection, of Passports, 1930 25! Great Britain, Trade Regulations with 74

Shanghai Chamber of Commerce Scales, etc 861 .Great Britain and France, Siamese Frontier, 1896.. 83

Siamese Money, Weights and Measures H7i Great Britain and Portugal, Opium, 1913 85

Statutory Rules and Orders (China and Corea), 1909.. 15< United States Consular Court Fees 253

Tables of Consular and Marriage Fees . ...... 15- i United States Court for China, Jurisdiction 250

Treaty Ports, etc 8( Washington Conference Resolutions, 1921-22 62

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Directorp and Chronicle For

China, Japan, Philippines, British Malaya, etc

AGENTS:—

Europe

LONDON Lt. GoL H. L. Morrow, 53, Fleet Street, E.C. 4

Lo Mr. F. Algar, 58, Gracechurch Street, London, E.C. 3

NEW YORK. ... Acme Code Co., 93, Front Street

Acme Code Co., 311, California Street

(

SAN FRANCISCO

Australia

Charles Smith Co., Morton House, George Street, Brisbane

also

Messrs. Gordon

Mr. H. A. Goddard, 255A, George Street

MELBOURNE Messrs, Gordon & Gotch, 124 and 126, Queen Street

BRISBANE Messrs. Gordon

Canada

VANCOUVER, B.C. ....Mr. C. J. Ward, 1863, West 8th Avenue

CALCUTTA Messrs. Thacker, Spink & Co., 3, Esplanade East

BOMBAY “ Times of India ” Office

Far East

TOKYO & YOKOHAMA: Messrs. Maruzen Co., Ltd.

KOBE & OSAKA. Messrs. J. L. Thompson & Co., Kobe

FORMOSA Mr. S. Elphinstone, Taipeh

PEIPING ... Mr. H. Vetch, The French Book Store, Grand Hotel de Pekin

SHANGHAI Messrs. Frost, Bland & Co., 6, Szechuen Road

FOOCHOW Messrs. Brockett Co.

AMOY ... Messrs. Douglas, Lapraik & Co.

SWATOW... Messrs. Bradley & Co., Ltd.

HANKOW Messrs. Ramsay & Co., 23, Tung Ting Road

CANTON ... Shameen Printing Press, Shameen

MACAO ... Mr. A. A. de Mello, 22, Praca Lobo d’Avila

SAIGON ... Compagnie de Commerce et de Navigation d’Extreme Orient

SINGAPORE AND

Advertising and Publicity Bureau, Meyers Chambers,

BRITISH MALAYA

PicLcc

Messrs. Kelly & Walsh, Ltd., 32, Raffles Place

HONG KONG:

HONGKONG DAILY' PRESS, LIMITED, 11, ICE HOUSE STREET

HONG KONG STORM SIGNAL CODES

Storm Warnings are issued by the Royal Observatory, Hongkong, by means of Local and Non-Local Storm

Signal Codes. The Local Code is as follows:— A ^ .

Recommended for use in the Far East at a Conference of Directors of Far Eastern Weather Services, held at

Hongkong in the year 1930.

Adopted at Hongkong from 1931, March 1.

Signal. Symbol. DAY SIGNALS, Meaning.

1 — A depression or typhoon exists which may possibly affect the locality.

Strong wind with squalls may possibly occur from the S.W. (S-W).

Strpng ypind with ^quails may possibly occur from thwS.Ej,ffl-S.).

Typhoon7dariger(jus;but danger to locality not iinih itieiit.' • ••* •

Gale expected from the N.W. (W-N).

Gale expected from the S.W. (S-W).

Gale expected from the N.E. (N-EL

Ga’e expected from the S.E. (fe-S): -

Gale expected to increase.

10 - Wind of typhoon force expected (any direction).

Signal No. i rill be used in the Fhilippmes, blit not at Hongkong, the information it conveys being giveh by the-

Non-Local Signals,

Signals 5 to 8 are not hoisted until it

will occur at Hongkong or Gap Rock, or wueu a

he occurrence of a gale is by no means certain.

If, with one of signals 5 to 8 hoisted, conditions indicate that the wind will not only increase but attain' hurricane-

force, signal No. 9 may be dispensed with, thus giving the longest possible warning of destructive, winds.

Signal No. 10 will be accompanied by three explosive bombs, fired at intervals of 10 seconds at the Water

Police Station and repeated at the Harbour Office.,

When the centre of , a typhoon passes over the locality the wind decreases rapidly to a calm, or nearly calm,,

and blows violently from the opposite direction when the centre has passed.

The signal will be lowered when it is considered that all danger is over.

The Day Signals will be displayed on the Radio mast at the Royal Observgtoyy, at the Harbour Office, H.M.S.;

Tamar, Green Island, Hongkong ;uid Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., the Standard Oil Co. at Lai-chi-kok, the-

, flagstaff near the Field Officer’s Quarters at Lyemun, Gough Hill Police Station and Taipo (Distr-^:t Officer’s flagstaff).

" * *•'*

NIGHT SIGNALS (Lamps).

1 10

WHITE WHITE GREEN WHITE WHITE GREEN GREEN WHITE GREEN RED

WHITE GREEN WHITE' WHITE GREEN WHITE GREEN WHITE GREEN GREEN

WHITE WHITE GREEN RED GREEN WHITE WHITE GREEN GREEN RED

The Night Signals will be displayed, at sunset, on the Radio mast at the Royal Observatory, on the tower ot

the Railway Station, H.M.S. Tamarn the Harbour Office, on the flagstaff near the Field Officer’s Quarters at

Lyemun, Kowloon City Police Station, and at Gough Hill Police Station. They will have the slame signification

s the day signals.

Signal No, 10 will be accompanied by explosive bombs as above, in the even t of the information conveyed

by this signal being first published at night.

SUPPLEMENTARY WARNINGS.

When Local Signals are displayed in .the Harbour, signals Will be displayed as follows

When No. 1 Signal is displayed in the Harbour.

Elack T by day.

2 Red Lights vertical by night

When Signals ;Nos. 5 to 10 are displayed in the Harbour.

Blaek Cone by day.

2 Green Lights vertical by night.

These Signals will be displayed at the following Stations,:—

Aberdeen I Gap Rock I Stanley I Saikung I Xsun Wan I ,

Cheung Chow | Ping Shan | Shaukiwan | Shataukok | Tai O | Waglan

Further details can always be given to ocean vessels, on demand, by signal from Lighthouses, or by wireless-

telegraphy.

The object of the code is to‘giv^ at least 14 hours warning of a gale (Force 8 by Beaufort Scale, or 40-45

m.p.h., mean velocity by Dines Anemometer) and also warnings of expected chknges in. the direction and force

of the wi,nd. Owing hoipeve^ to tbe uijoertaip movements of typhoons and to insufficient telegraphic observations,

it will occasionally happen that signals &no 8 may be displayed without a gkle ^ccurrinig at Pongkong, or even

Gap Rock, but the reverse is not likely to happen, except in the case of typhoons Jprming in the vicinity and

' travelling rapidly towayd^iHongkong,; or should the direction cf motion of a located typhoon alter' or its rate

of progression increase, abnormally. ’

v Signal No. 1 is intended a:

>f Nos.,, i o 8 has , - x- * — , on account of a change in the track of the typhoon, or

e er reas on a ale

vo° , . 1 » » .Vf no longer expected

another black signal may possibly be hoisted later. from the, direction indicated by the last signal, and that

NON-LOCAL SIGNALS.

T*1® and

I motion, Non-Local Code

a signal of'Storm

indicating theSignals

degree gives the latitude

of accuracy and longitude'of

with which the the

it is believed storm centre,

position of its

the direction of

centre has-

been located. A signal giving the time at which the warning was issued is hoisted atLhe mast-head.

s of the code may be obtained o n application to the Observatory.

BANKS xi

Hongkong and Sliangliai Banking Corporation.

AUTHORISED CAPITAL $50,000,000

ISSUED AND FULLY PAID-UP $20,000,000

RESERVE FUND SI-

STERLING £6,500,000

SILVER $10,000,000

RESERVE LIABILITY OF PROPRIETORS $20,000,000

HEAD OFFICE:—HONG KONG.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:

HON. ME. J. J. PATERSON, Chairman , ,

T E. PEARCE, ESQ., Deputy Chairman

HON. ME. W. H.

BELL, J T. H. R. §HAW}:E?Q!

J. A.PLUMMER, ESQ. H T. JJSQ.

A. H. COMPTON, ESQ. | J. P. WARREN, ESQ.

G. MISKIN, ESQ.

CHIEF MANAGER :-V. M. GRAYBURJV, Esq.

BRANCHES:

AMOY HONGREW PEIPING

BANGKOK ILOILO . PENANG

BATAVIA IPOH RANGOON

BOMBAY JOHORE . SfiGON ,

CALCUTTA KOBE

KOWLOON SAN FRANCISCO

CANTON

CHEFOO KUALA LUMPUR SHANGHAI

COLOMBO LONDON SINGAPORE

DAIREN LYONS SOURABAYA

FOOCHOW MALACCA

HAIPHO NTG MANILA

HAMBURG MUAR (Johore) TOKYO

HANKOW MUKDEN TSINGTAO

HARBIN NEW YORK YOKOHAMA

LONDON OFFICE-9, GRACECHURCH STREET, E.C.3.

LONDON BANKERS r-WESTMlifSTER BMK, EIMITED.

HOIVGMSIOIVO.

Ini ere si Allowed

On Current Deposit Accounts at the rate of 1 peif cent, per annunf oh the

minimum monthly balance.

On Fixed Deposits:— Kates may be ascertained on application.

LOCAL BILLS DISCOUNTED.

CURRENT Account opened in Local Currency arid Fixed Deposits receded' for

one year or shorter periods in Local Currency and Sterling on terms which Will bo

quoted on application.

V. M. GRAYBURN,

HoNGKONb, JANUARY, 1933. C/wtef Manag'ei-.

XII BANKS

Chartered Head

Ml of India, Australia and China

Office:— 38, BISHOPSGATE, LONDON.

INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER 1853.

CAPITAL, in 600,000 Shares of £5 each £3,000,000

RESERVE FUND £3,000,000

Court of Directors

SIR MONTAGU CORNISH TURNER, SIR HENRY PELHAM WENTWORTH

Chairman. MACNAGHTEN.

COLIN FREDERICK CAMPBELL, ESQ. SIR WM. FOOT MITCHELL.

SIR WM. H. NEVILLE GOSCHEN, K.B.E. ARCHIBALD ROSE, ESQ., C.I.E.

ARCHIBALD AULDJO JAMIESON, ESQ. JASPER BERTRAM YOUNG, ESQ.

EDWARD FAIRBAIRN MACKAY, ESQ. A. DA.. WILLIS, ESQ.

Cl)ief manager

W. E. PRESTON

managers

J. S. BRUCE | J. L. CROCKATT

Auditors

DAVID CHARLES WILSON, F.C.A.

HENRY CROUGHTON KNIGHT STILEMAN, F.C.A.

Bankers

Bank of England

Midland Bank, Limited

Westminster Bank, Limited

National Provincial Bank, Limited

The National Bank of Scotland, Limited

Agencies and Branches

ALORSTAR (Malay States) HAIPHONG KUCHING (Sarawak) SHANGHAI

AMRITSAR HAMBURG MADRAS SINGAPORE

BANGKOK HANKOW MANILA SITIAWAN

BATAVIA HARBIN MEDAN SOURABAYA

BOMBAY HONGKONG NEW YORK TAIPING (F.M.S.)

CALCUTTA ILOILO PENANG TIENTSIN

CANTON IPOH PEIPING (Peking) TONGKAH (Bhuket)

CAWNPORE KARACHI RANGOON TSINGTAO

CEBU KLANG SAIGON YOKOHAMA

COLOMBO KOBE SEMARANG ZAMBOANGA (Phi-

DELHI KUALA LUMPUR SEREMBAN (F.M.S.) lippine Islands)

Correspondents in the Chief Commercial places throughout the world.

3, QUEEN'S EOAD, HONGKONG, 1933. A. BREARLEY, Manager.

BANKS XIII

THE

MERCANTILE RANK ^

OF INDIA, T 1MITED.

Authorised Capital ^3,000,000

Subscribed Capital ^£1,800,000

Paid-up Capital ...^..v»ra.>• .£1,050,000

Reserve Fund and Rest .£1,217,927

HEAD OFFICE: 15, ORACECHURCH ST., LONDON, E.C. 3.

BANKERS:

The Bank of England. Midland Bank, Ltd.

BRANCHES:

BANGKOK IPOH NEW YORK

BATAVIA KANDY PENANG

BOMBAY

KARACHI PORT LOUIS (Mauritiua)

CALCUTTA

KOTA BHARU RANGOON

COLOMBO

DELHI KUALA LIPIS (Pahang) SHANGHAI

GALLE KUALA LUMPUR SIMLA

HONGKONG KUANTAN (Pahang) SINGAPORE

HOWRAH MADRAS SOURABAYA

HONGKONG BRANCH.

Every description of Banking and Exchange Business' transacted.

Travellers’ Cheques' issued.

Trustee and Executorships, undertaken.

INTEREST allowed on Current Accounts and Fixed Deposits at

Rates that may be ascertained on application.

Telegraphic Address: “PARADISE.”

7, Queen’s Road Central, J. B. ROSS,

HONGKONG, IST JANUARY, 1933. Manager.

xxy BANKS

fHE

NHTIONKL CITY BRNK

OF

NEW YORK.

Head Office:—

55, WALL STREET, NEW YORK.

Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits U.S. $205,444,512.

Branches in ;

ARGENTINA CUBA JAPAN PORTO RICO

BELGIUM DOMINICAN MANCHURIA REPUBLIC OF

PANAMA

BRAZIL REPUBLIC MEXICO

STRAITS

CHILE ENGLAND PERU SETTLEMENTS

CHINA INDIA PHILIPPINE URUGUAY

COLOMBIA ITALY ISLANDS VENEZUELA

Commercial and Travellers' Letters of Credit, Travellers'

Cheques, Bills of Exchange and Cable Transfers bought and sold.

Current accounts and Savings Bank accounts opened and Fixed

Deposits in local and foreign currencies taken at rates that may be

ascertained on application to the Bank.

We are also able to offer our Customers the services of the

Branches of the International Banking Corporation, in Spain, and

also of The National City Bank of New York (France) S.A.,

in Paris and Nice.

R. M. Me LAY,

Hongkong, January, 1933. Manager.

BAiS'KS XV

The Bank of Canton,

Limited.

Head OfficeHONGKONG.

AUTHORIZED* CAPITAL

i rI 1

1^ > ■

—~—1ITongkongs $11,000,000

CAPITAL, PAID UP ,, $8,665,60^

RESERVE FUND L.* ... ... „ S1,100,009

Branches:

SAN FRANCISCO, SHANGHAI, CANTON, HANKOW, BANGKOK.

Correspondents:

In all th4 principal Cities of the World.

London Bankers THE LLOYDS BANK, LIMITED.

FOREIGN EXCHANGE and GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Transacted.

^CURRENT and SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Opened, FIXED DEPOSITS Received and SAFE

DEPOSIT BOXES for Rgjnt.

LOOK POO IMG SHAN# Chief Manager.

HONGKONG SAYINGS BANK.

):o:(

The Business of the above Bank is conducted by the

HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION.

Rules may be obtained on application.

INTEREST on Deposits is allowed at 2| PER CENT. Per Annum

on the minimum monthly balances.

Depositors may transfer at their option balances of $100 or more tp the HONGKONG

AND SHANGHAI BANK, to be placed on FIXED DEPOSIT at current rates

For the HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION,

V. M. GRAYBURN,

HONGKONG, JANUARY, 1933. Chief Manager.

XVI CODE-BOOK

ACME

SUPPLEMENT

an addenda to the

ACME

COMMODITY AND PHRASE

CODE

covering a modern list of

BANKS VESSELS

CITIES-CODNTRIES STEAMSHIP LINES

PORT TABLES PRIVATE CODE WORDS

Note: This Supplement can be used in conjunc-

tion with any Standard or Private Code.

Published bg

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(See Page 710 A)

SHIPPING XVII

Douglas Steamship Companp, £ii

HONGKONG AND SOUTH CHINA COAST-PORT SERVICE.

Regular Service of Fast, High-Class Coast Steamers, having good

accommodation for First-Class Passengers, Electric Light

and Fans in State-rooms, and Wireless Telegraphy.

Arrivals and Departures from the Company's Wharf

(near Blake Pier).

Sailings to Swatow, Amoy and Foochow on Tuesdays and Fri-

days. Round trip to Foochow, calling at Swatow and

Amoy, occupies about eight to nine days. Stay of

Steamers at Swatow and Amoy on upward and downward

trip about 8 hours. Stay at Foochow 48 hours.

Round Trip Tickets will be issued from Hongkong to Foochow

(Pagoda Anchorage) and Return by the same steamer at

the reduced Rate of $100 including Meals while the

steamer is in port.

FLEET OF STEAMERS:—

“HAIMING” Tons 2,086

“ HAIYANG ” „ 2,289

“HAICHING” „ 2,080

For Freight and Passage apply to:—

DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co.,

General Managers,

P. & O. Building (4th Floor), Hongkong.

AGENTS AT COAST PORTS :—

At Amoy—Messrs. DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co.

At Swatow and Foochow—Messrs. JARDINE, MATHESON & Co., Ltd.

XVIII SHIPPING

Isbrandtsen moller Ox, Inc

REGULAR FREIGHT SERVICE TO AND FROM

UNITED STATES AND FAR EAST PORTS

WORLD-WIDE CURRIERS OF FREIGHT

17, Battery Plaee,: NEW YORK

Cable Address : I SMOLCO, New York

Codes: WATKINS, SCOiT’S 10th, A.B.C. 5th, LIEBERS,

W. U. CODE and BOE CODE.

GRACE LINE

Offers four new and splendid ships in fortnightly

Sailings Between the Pacific Coast and the Atlantic Coast

—Seattle; Victoria, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Mexico,

Central America, Panama, Colombia, Havana and New

York.

For further information regarding sailings, etc. apply

to AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., THOS. COOK &-

SON, or any tourist .agency, or directly to

GRACE LINE

2, Pine St., San Francisco. 1308, Fourth Ave., Seattle, Wash.

CEMENT MANUFACTURERS XIX

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Telephones : Telegraphic

Address:

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English French

A. Z. Code

A.B.C. Code

3rd Edition,

5th & 6th Cogef

Lugagne 1929

Editions,

Bentley’s South China:

A. L. ALVES & Co.

North China:

Singapore:

RACINE & Co.

HAGEMEYER

& Co.

Philippine (Portland).

Islands:

HENRY WAUGH

SMITH, BELL & & Co,, Ltd.

Co., Ltd. (Fondu)

Netherlands

Siam : India:

Les Successeurs INTERNATIONALE

de E. C. MONOD CREDIET H.V.

& Co. (Portland)

DESCOURS LINDETEVES

and STOKVIS

CABAUD (Fondu).

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THE

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DISTRIBUTORS OF:—

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MOTOR OILS

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LUBRICATING OILS

DIESEL OIL, SOLAR OIL

FUEL OIL

MEXPHALTE (ASPHALT)

KEROSESNE OILS

SHELLTOX

HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS.

WEIGHTS AND MEASURES

In China, Standards of Weights, Measures and Length vary all over the

country. Generally speaking, two kinds of standard are now in use, namely,

the old and the new. The old standard was formulated from the Weights and

Measures Law promulgated in 1914, establishing a double system, the standard

metric unit and that based on Ymq Tsao (Jh’ih or “ Builder’s Foot” for length and

Kuping tael or Liang for weight. The law governing the new standard was

promulgated by the National Government on February 6, 1929 and it is intended

to be the legal standard of weights and measures acceptable throughout China.

For convenience sake and customary, usage it also established a double system;

one is the standard metric unit and the other, which is temporary in nature and

to be abolished as soon as the people are accustomed to the use of standard units,

is designed only for market use. However, the latter is derived from the former

by taking One litre of Rung Sheng as one Shih Sheng which is nearest to the

Chinese customary unit of capacity Sheng one half kilogram as one Shih Chin

which is the average weight of the different varieties of “ Chin ” in different

localities; and one third of a meter or Rung Ch’ih as one Sh’ih Ch’ih which is the

average length of different varieties or Chinese “Foot” in different localities, thus

constituting the so-called 1-2-3-system of Chinese weights and measures based on

International metric standard. Such a system, as devised by the Ministry of

Industry, Commerce and Labour and proclaimed by the National Government to

be put into force may also have great bearing on the users of British “ Foot-Pound ”

system by taking the following approximate value: 1 quart equals to 1 litre,

1 pound equals to | kilogram and 1 yard equals to 1 meter. The Russian and

Japanese system can also be thus varied accordingly so as to fit themselves to the

International System. The following is a comparative table showing both the old

and the new standards together with their approximate foreign equivalents :—

WEIGHTS—OLD STANDARD

10 Wei = 1 Hu 10 Chien — 1 Liang, or Tael 100 Chin =1 Tan, or Picul

10 Hu =1 Ssu i i. 5 r ' ?={ 37.79937 Gramines ' *

10 Ssu — 1 Hao ’ ’== 1.333 AVoirdupois Ounces = 133.33 lb.

10 Hao — 1 Li 16 Liang — 1 Chin, or Catty = 60.47899 Rilogrammes

10 Li — 1 Feu, or Candareen = 604.7899 Grammes

10 Fen = 1 Chien, or Mace = 1 1/3 lb. 200 Chin = 1 Ting

NEW STANDARD

METRIC STANDARD

1 Rung Ssu r— 1 Milligramme 10 -Rung Fen = 1 Rung Chien 10 Rung Chin = 1 Rung Heng

10 Rung Ssu = t Rung Hao = 1 Decagramme I — 1 Myriagramme

—- 1 Centigramme

10 Rung Hao = 1 Rung Li 10 Rung Chien = 1 Rung Liang j 10 Rung Heng = 1 Rung Shih

— 1 Decigramme — 1 Hectogramme I —1 Quintol

10 Rung Li 1 Rung Fen 10 Rung Liang = 1 Rung Chin 10 Rung Shih = 1 Rung Tung

— 1 Gramme — 1 Rilogramme I =1 Tonne

MARKET STANDARD

10 Shih Ssu = 1 Shih Hao 10 Shih bhien = 1 Shih Liang 16 Shih Liang = 600 Grammes

10 Shih Hao = 1 Shih Li = 31i Grammes = 13 Liang & 4 Chien

10 Shih Li 16 Shih Liang = 1 Shih Chin (Ruping Weight)

10 Shill Fen = $ Rung Chin 100 Shih Chin = 1 Shih Tan

CAPACITY-OLD STANDARD

= 1 Reui I 10 Ho =1 Sheng | 10 Sheng = 1 Tou

10 Keui ±3 1 Chlao

10 Ch’ao = 1.0364688 Litres 'j 6 Tou =1 Hu

= 1 Ts’o

10 Ts’o = 1 Shao = 1.09416 Liquid quarts 2 Hu =1 Shih

10 Shao = 1 Ho = 0.27364 Gallons I 2 Shih =1 Yin

XX.11 WEIGHTS AND MEASUHES— Continued

NEW STANDARD

METRIC STANDARD

1 Kung Ts’o = 1 Millilitre 10 Kung Ho — 1 Kung Sheng 10 Kung Tou = 1 Kung Shih

10 Kutig Ts’o= 1 Kung Shao

= 1 Centilitre == 1 Litre or 1,000 cc = 1 Hectolitre

10 Kung Shao = 1 Kune Ho 10 Kung Sheng = 1 Kung Tou 10 Kung Shih = 1 Kung Ping

— 1 Decilitre = 1 Decalitre — 1 Kilolitre

MARKET STANDARD

10 Shih Ts’o — 1 Shih Shao 10 Shih Ho =1 Shih Sheng i

= 1 Kung Sheng i 10 Shih Sheng = 1 Shih Tou

10 Shih Shao — 1 Shih Ho = 0.966 Sheng (old stand.) i 10 Shih Tou = l Shih Shih

LENGTH-OLD STANDARD

1.0 Fen : 1 Ts’un (or inch) 10 Ts’un — 0.35814 Metres 10 Chang— 1 Ting

1.41 English inches 5 Ch’ih,== 1 Pu or 1 Kung 18 Ying rf= 1 Li

36.814 Millimetres 2 Pu = 1 Chang

10 Ts’ui : 1 Ch’ih (or toot) — 11 feet & 9 ins. (Eng.) Etc 1/3 English Mile

: 14.4 English inches = 3.6814 Metres — 576 Metres

NEW STANDARD

METRIC STANDARD

1 Kung Li — 1 Millimetre 10 Kung Ts’un — 1 Kung Ch’ih .10 Kung Chang — 1 Kung Ying

10 Kung Li —— 1 Kung Fen 1 Hectometre

—. 1 Metre

= 1 Centimetre

10 Kung Fen — 1 Kung Ts’un 10 Kung Ch’ih — 1 Kung Chang 10 Kung Y/mg = 1 Kung Li

= 1 Decimetre — 1 Decametre 1 Kilometre

MARKET STANDARD

10 Shih Hao cc 1 Shih Li 10 Shih Ts’un — 1 Sh h Ch’ih ! 10 Shih Ch’ih — 1 Shih Chang

10 Shih Li = 1 Shih Fen = 1 3 of Kung Ch’ih 10 Shih Chang — 1 Shih Ying

10 Shih Fen = 1 Shih Ts’un — 1.4 Ch’ih (old standard) 16 Shih Ying — 1 Shih Li

AREA-OLD STANDARD

100 Sq. Fen = 1 Sq. Ts’un 10 Ssu — 1 Hao 10 Fen = 1 Mow

100 Sq. Ts’un = 1 Sq. Ch’ih — 1/6 English acre

26 Sq. Ch’ih =t 1 Sq. Pu or 10 Hao — 1 Li — 240 Sq. Pu

= 1 Sq. Kung 10 Li = 1 Fen 100 Mow cc 1 Oh’ing

100 Sq. Ch’ih = 1 Sq. Chang — 6 Sq. Chang 540 Mow — 1 Sq. Li.

NEW STANDARD

METRIC STANDARD

1 Kung Li — 1 Centiare 10 Kung Fen = 1 Kung Mow 100 Kung Mow cc 1 Kung Ch’ing

10 Kung Li = 1 Kung Fen = 1 Hectare

= 100 Sq. Kung Ch’ihj

MARKET STANDARD

10 Shih Hao = 1 Shih Li 10 Shih Fen — 1 Shih Mow I

10 Shih Li =1 Shih Fen — 6,000 Sq. Shih Ch’ih | 100 Shih Mow c= 1 Shih Ch’ing

CUSTOMS WEIGHTS

The following Weights are used by the Maritime Customs:-

1 Tael (Xiong) = 683.3 Grains = 87.79937 Grammes. 16 Taels = 1 Catty (.Chin) — 1 1/3 lb. Avoirdupois —

604.7899 Grammes. 100 Catties—1 Picul (Tan)~ns 1/3 Avoirdupois—60.47899 Kilogrammes —147.6354 Funts,

ADDENDA

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Duplicate copies of these entries are to he found in the

pocket inside the hack cover. Get your clerk to cut

them out and paste them in the correct places.

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TSINAN JAPANESE GENERAL HOSPITAL,

WELLS SUN RADIO Co., Manufacture

■- THE, General Medicine; Pediatrics; and Repair any kinds of Radio—215,

Surgery; Dermatology; Opthalmology; Thibet Road

Obstetrics and Gynecology; Depart- Wells Sun, manager

mentof Ear, Nose and Throat; Dentistry S. Y. Woo, salesman

and X-rays. Pharmacy and Laboratory

are attached, 200 beds for patients.

Chinese, English, German, and Russian NINGPO

are spoken—3rd Tsinan

Prof. Dr. Med. K. Kishi, president Page 870

T. Takeo, business manager

8

Japanese and 7 Chinese Doctors,

BUTTERFIELD

Sons, Ltd.)

& SWIRE (John Swire &

Japanese and Chinese Nurses N. S. Chao

SHANGHAI CANTON

Page 693 Page 913

JENSEN RADIO MAKER T. K„ Sole Radio CANTON FOREIGN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Importer for South China, Manufacture Chairman—R. K. Batchelor

and Repair any st\les of Radio—406 Yice Chairman—A. Schubert

Fong Hsia Road, West Gate Secretary—Charles E. Watson

T. K. Jensen, manager Committee—M. Gavin, G. E. Huygen,

T. E. Soong, assist., manager H. Laffond, K. Neckelmann and

Y. M. Wang, secretary I. Tanaka

XXIV ADDENDA(HONGKONG)

HONGKONG atives — 3rd floor, G3-65, Des Voeux

Page 1007 Road Central; Teleph. 28709;. Cable Ad:

Australian Sandalwood Co., Ltd.,

Colonmerco; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s,

Sandalwood Merchants—4a, Des Voeux A.B.C. 5th edn.

lload Central; Teleph. 28847; Cable Ad: H. W. Yung, manager

Robert L. Mok, sub-manager

Ascol Frank K. Tse, do.

E.. J. T. Warren, manager „

Page 1038’

Page 1018 Cooperative Sandalwood Co.,

^ Tai hoo

(South Australia) Ltd., Sandalwood

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE (John Swire' & .Merchants-4 A, Des Voeux Road Central;

Sons, Ltd.), Merchants, Shipping and Teleph 28847; Cable Ad: Ascol.

Insurance Agents—1, Connaught Road E. J. T. Warren, manager

Central; Teleph. 30831

John Swire (London) CROUCHER & Co., Stockbrokers (Members

G. W. Swire do. of the Hongkong Stock Exchange)—

Colin C. Scott do. National City Bank Building; Teleph.

H. W. Robertson do 20211; Cable Ad: Crostock; Codes:

John K. Swire do. Broomhalls (Imperial); Bentleys; A.B.C/,

J. S. Scott do. \ 6th edn., Stock-Brokers and Private

T. H. R. Shaw (Hongkong) N. V. A. Croucher, principal

J. H. Little, signs per pro. C. C, Blake

J. R. Masson, do. H. Y. Yung | Miss K. Ip

J. D. Danby, • do.

Assistants— Page 1040

W. C. Bailey E. Jones De wat

1). C. Brodic P. C. Kwok

F. Burrell J. B. Lanyon DAVID & Co., S. J., Merchants, Property

L. A. Calcraft R. C. Law Owners and Estate Agents—David

J.D.H, Crawford J. F. Lawrie House, 67-69, Des Voeux Road Central;

F. A. M. Elliott M. M.Macfarlane Teleph. 20060; P.O. Box 257; Cable Ad:

A. C. Evans N. M. Macintosh “Psalmist”

A. E. Farrell N. Mathieson A. J. David (London)

S. G. Fenton G. K. Oliver Evelyn David (Shanghai)

B. E. Fielder F. D. Roberts Archibald David do.

P. S. Grant . J. F. Robinson Frank Austin, manager

A. E. Herdraan B. M. Talati G.

C. C. Hickling E. J. Tandy H. Jephson I Fung Chiu

H. U. Ireland L. A. Whipps MissE. Carvalho | Yueng On

R. S. Johnson C. P. Wonj

Miss E, R. Bell, Miss V. F. Black- flouth British Insurance Co., Ld.

burn, Miss J. G. L. Dunlop, Miss

' D. Dunnett, Miss E. Finlay, Miss ft] B ± if

E. R. Gaiibert, Miss 8. Higgins,

DENNYS & Co., Solicitors and Notaries—

Miss A. Parkes, Miss M. Rattey,

Miss M. L. Wallace and Miss M. Chung Tin Building (1st floor), Des

Whimster Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 28319;

Marine Superintendent—Capt. A. R. Cable Ad: Synned; Codes: A.B.C, 5th

McEachran edn. and Western Union

Actinsr Superintendent Engineer—J. Henry Lardner Dennys

R. Kinghorn

Assist. Supt. Engrs.—R. V. Cameron Page 1047

and T. Curry EDUCATIONAL

Cost Clerk—A. Chapman

Wireless Supt.—F. H. Neale St. John’s College of Arts St Com-

Do. Instructor—W. L. E. Miller merce—Philip’s House, Kowloon;

Works Department Teleph. 56874; P. O. Box 1064; Cable

J. L Adams j T. E. Grimes Ad: Saintjohns-Hongkong

Principal & Dean of Department ox

Page 1035 Arts—Lam Kow Kwong, B.A.

Manager & Dean of Department or

COLONIAL MERCANTILE CO., Importers, Ex- Commerce—M. S. Phoon, B.C., L.L.B..

porters and Manufacturers’ Represent-

ADDENDA (HONGKONG) XXV

Registrar—Pearl Woug Page 1069-1070

Secretary—Chow Kwong In

Board of Visiting-Governors

IQ fu Wolcee

Charles L. Shank, c.E. Hutchison & Co., John D., Merchants

Rev. Lee Kan Van — King’s Building; Teleph. 20063; Cable

Rev. Tsang Ki Ngok Ad: Spero

Richard Shim, B.A. T. E. Pearce, partner

W. T. Sullivan P. S. Cassidy, do.

- Selwyn Wu, B.A. E. Manning L. Martin

L. J. Cave | J. D. Bush M.A. . P, A. Yvanovich A. Lopes

H. Herman I Harry Ching P. Mooney Miss 11. Santos

T. S. Lee | C. J. Church H. A. Alves Mrs. Vieira

W. Y. H. Hongsling, M.A., PII.B. Agencies

R. C. H. Lim, Barrister at.Law

Belfast Ropeworks Co., Ld., Ireland v

Yimson H. Tsao, M.A., PH.D. Nicholson File Co., Providence,- ILL

Rev. E. L. Allen, M.A., PH.D. Stanley Works, New York & Germany

Rev. N. V. Halward, A.M., M.O. Sussman, Wo rinser k Co., San F’cisco

Dr. Wong Yan Kwong, M.B , B.s. D. k W. Gibbs’ Soaps, etc.

Staff Crosse & Blackwell, Ld.

Department of Arts Corbin Lo k Co., New York

Dean—Lam Kow Kwong B.A. Sharpes Toffee

Consultants—J. D. Bush, M.A., Rev. Jacob’s Biscuits

;

E. L. Allen, M.A., PH.D., Yimson H. Cadbury Bros., Ld., Bournville ;

' Tsao, M.A., PH.D., Rev. N. V. Hal- J. S. Fry & Sons, Ld., Bristol

ward, M.A., M.O , Rev. Fr. G. Byrne, Horlick’s Malted Milk Go., Ld.

S.J., Professor I. Forster, M.A., B.

Godfrey Phillips, Ld., Lond., Cigarettes

Wylie Crescent Manufacturing Co,, Seattle

Instructors—Lorn, Kow Kwong, B.A., (Baking Powder, Coffee, etc.)

Ma Tseng Chung, B.A,, R. D. Yen, Golden State Co.. Ld., San Francisco

B.A., Jerome M. S. Lau, C.T., Wm. K. (Evaporated Milk, etc.)

S. Mok, C.T., Looi Chee Eng, Chau Slazenger’s Ld.

Kwong lu, Tsang Koon Kook, The London Varnish & Enamel Co., Ld.

Charles Chau, Wong Kum Cheong, (Special Representative—P. E. W.

Kwan Ping Shun, Tai Hook Fung Smith)

Department of Commerce Jenson k Nicholson, Ld. Paints

Dean—.VI. S. Phoon, B.C., LL.B., S.F.A.I. (Special Representative—P. F. W.

Lecturers—W. Y. H. Hongsling, M.A., Smith)

PH.B., R. C. H. Lim, B.A., LL.B.,

Richard Shim, B.A., W. T. Sullivan, Page 1072-1073

Selwyn Wu, B.A., W. A. Shea, C. L. E wo

Shank, c.E., A. L. Hew, E.E,, M.A.,

C. J. Church, L. J. Cave, H. Herman, Jardine, Matheson &. Co., Ltd.,

T. S. Lee, L. Kotewall, T. F. Wong General Merchants—14 to 16, Pedder

Instructors—Hamilton L. Mars, M.SC., Street; Teleph. 30311; Cable Ad: Jardine

>v. ' D.C,SV,:C.P.A., R. A. J. Mullarkey, C.A., B. D.F. Beith, mang. director (S’hai.)

M.I.C.S., J. P. Cooper, B.A., B.COM., J. J. Paterson, director (Hongkong),

Yu /Chih Fu, B.A., (Ecomomics), R. Mein Austin, do. (pn leave)

J. Lau R. E. Coxon, do. do.

W. J. Keswick do! (Shanghai)

Page 1051 A. B, Stewart, signs per pro. (H’kong)

H. F. Scudamore, do. (Yokohama)

R. Gordon, do. (Tientsin)

M li * ffi *

F,A. Pollock, do. ^Shanghai)

FLETCHER & Co. LTD., (The Pharmacy), F. C. Hall, do. (Hongkong)

Chemists, Druggists, Patent Medicine, W. S. Dupree, do. (Hankow)

Surgical Instruments, Perfumes and F. P. Lachlan, do. (Shanghai)

Photographic Supplies, Vendors and

Commission A gents—Asiatic Building,

Book Office

- Staff .

26, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph.

.. 20345 A. Murdoch

Directors—Leung Chak Tsun (chair- R. J. D. C. Grieve

man), T. W. Fok (managing director) (on leave) I R. M. G. da Silva

Chemist—J. R. Suiter (manager) A. H. Chambers | V.M, Nunes >

Secretary—Tse Ping Lun A. S. Gomes | B. M. Viera

XXVI ADDENDA(HONGKONG)

Correspondence Office E. P. B. Kidby

MissF. B. MacFadyen E. L. McDougall

Mrs. L. M. Hast I A.M.daSilva Yew Ah Kow, compradore

Miss E. B. Blackburn | G. A. Ribeiro Taipeh

Import Department C.

W. Brackenridge 1 L. G. Frost T. J. Remedios

M. L. Railton F. F. A. Dunnett General Managers

A. H. Gittens

R. J. White Indo-China | Steam Navigation Co., Ld.

Insurance Department Canton Insurance Office, Ld.

F. C. Hall Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld.

T. R. MacDonald Agents,for

A. G. Gordon \ ■ C. L. Rocha

- P. L. Leefe F. Laurel The “Glen” Line, Ld.

I. G. Allison A. A. Olaes Royal Mail Steam Packet Co., Owners

H. W. M. DuUey. E. E. Osmund of the “Shire” Line of Steamers

Miss M. G. F. M. Pereira Asiatic.Steam Navigation Co., Ld.

Groundwater J. B. Pomeroy American arid Cuban S.S. Line, Inc.

J. Baptista A. L. Y. Remedios West Australian Steam Nav. Co., Ld.

C. A. de J Y. F. A. Ribeiro Triton Insurance Co., Ld.

Ribeiro A. C. Silva Alliance Assurance Co., Ld.

G. A. Carvalho M. Silva Eastern Insurance Co,, Ld.

C.M.C.V. Ribeiro | A. L. Rocha Guardian Assurance Co., Ld.

Queensland Insurance Co., Ld.

Property Office Bankers’ and Traders’ Insec. Co., Ld.

R. J. D. C. Grieve (on leave) Atlas Assurance Co., Ld.

A. H. Chambers EwO Cotton Mills, Ld.

Produce Department Horrockses, Crewdson &■ Co., Ld.

A. Urqubart Shanghai & Hongkew Wharf Co., Ld.

A. H. Dinnan | Miss I. E. Rogers Bombay-Burmah Trading Corpn., Ld.

Indo-China Shipping Dept. Nobel’s Explosives Co., Ld.

British and Chinese Corporation, Ld.

P. Tod ("Joint Agents)

N. L. H. Railton (on leave) Peugeot et Cie„ Pont-de-Reide

W. B. Cornaby j F. O. Butler North Borneo Trading Co., Ld.

J. H. Keswick Miss E. O’Hagan “Rexine” Leather Cloth

G. Puncheon A. F. Osmund Kaijima Shogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

B.L.W. Dunnett J. P. Xavier The Erasmic Co., Ld.

/ (on leave) Mrs. A.S. Osmund White Horse, Distilleries Ld.

Indo-China Books Staatsmijnen in Limberg

A. C. Wilcox (on leave) McEwan Younger, Ld., Edinburgh

E. A. Griffiths I A. A. dos Melrose, Drover Ld., Leith

A. A. Martin | Remedios Otard Dupuy & Co., Cognac

Ocean Shipping Charles Marchant,; Glasgow

Shanghai Dock & Engineering Co., Ld.

W. D. Fiddes Wilson

H. J. V. K. Stevenson (on leave)

* H. M. Remedios 1 Miss Nunes Page 1082

Marine Superintendent’s Office

Capt. D. Skinner, marine- supt. LEE & Co., JOSEPH S., Monumental Mason,

Capt. W. A. Balch, acting assist, do. Suppliers of Granite and Marble—10,

W. Sanderson, - supt. engineer Morrison Hill Road; Teleph. 21511

F. F. Clarke, actg. asst. do.

G. V. Osmund | Mrs. Remedios

Canton Page 1102

A. E. Smith

PHARMACY, THE, (Fletcher & Co., Ltd\

R. D. Baptista

R. T. Cyow, wharf supt. . Chemists and Druggists and Dealers

in Toilet Requistes—Asiatic Building,

Foochow 26, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 20345

J. Helbling, agent and tea inspector Directors—Leung Chak Tsun (chair-

F. A. Gomes 1 S. T. Ding man), T. W. Fok (managing director)

Swatow Chemist—J. R. Suiter (manager)

W. H. Tindal King .Secretary—Tse Ping Lun

ADDENDA (H’KONG., ENGINEERING, MACAO, BANGKOK AND S. S.) xxvn

Page 1118 dering,

P. O. BoxSifting,

236; etc.—Union

Cable Ad: Building;

Uniwash,

Swan, Culbertson & Fritz:—Investment Singapore H. Foster, signs per pro.

Bankers and Brokers in Securities and

Commodity Futures—Asia Life Build- Brown & Co., Ltd., George—P. O. Box

ing, 3rd. Floor, 14, Queen’s Road; Teleph. 250; Cable Ad: Fifer, Penang

27253;

Swan, Cable Ad: Swanstock.

Culbertson Offices—

& Fritz, Shanghai

and New York Page 1153

Members

change of New York Cotton Ex- Hindhede & Co., Ltd.—Bukit Timah;

Members of National Raw Silk Ex- P.Singapore O. Box 276; Cable Ad: Naiti,

change Inc., New York

Members of The

of New York, Inc. Rubber Exchange

Members MACAO

change,ofInc., TheNewNational

York Metal Ex-

Members of Chicago Board of Trade Page 1173

Page 1119 Chang

missionPakAgent—5,

Tung, Merchant

Rua dosandColonos,

Com-

P. O. Box 16; Teleph. Auto. 2382.

Taikoo Chinese Navigation Co., Ltd.— Agencies: Heung On Insurance Co., Ltd.

Butterfield and Swire (John Swire and Batavia Sea & Fire Insurance Co.,

Sons Ltd.)—Agents • Ltd. & Rutgers Fire Insurance Co.,

Page 1120 Globe.

Ltd.

Tai Icoo tong fong BANGKOK

Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ltd.—

Quarry Bay, Shaukiwan Road Page 1248

Butterfield & general

Swire (Johnagents Swire & Moona Yousuf Saiboo Marican (M.Y.S.

A.Sons,

R. H.Ltd.),

Phillips, manager Marican), Woollen, Silk and Cotton

G. W.

D. W. Tate,

Hume,assist,

chief manager

engineer Piece-Goods Merchant and Commission

D. H. Clark, chief chemist Merchant—-896-898, Watkoh Street

J.W.F.Arnott

Anderson j N. Drummond Asiatic Petroleum Co., (Siam) Ltd., (In-

D, J..C. Ferguson corporated in England), Importers of

T. C.Austin

Barclay H, B.McKechnie

Matthews Fuel Oils, Lubricating

Kerosene, Motor Spirit,OilsMineral

and Grease,

Tur-

E. Beck H. A. Meffan pentine, Candles, Petroleum Jelly and

G. E. Brown J.F. Mitchell Asphalt — Bantawi,

J. S. Canney

R.W. F.CoeClark W. L.P. Parton

SeatH Teleph. Office 5506 and.Bangkok, Siam;

5507, Bangkok

Installation 6480; Cable Ad: Petroatic,

B. T. Cunningham James Sloan

T. F. Stainton and

edn.,Naman (Siamese);

Bentley’s (with Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Oil Supplement)

J. Donnell

A, Dransfield J.H..Waid Wilson and A.P. Co’s. Private

G. B. Adams, branch representative

ENGINEERING SECTION STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

MALAYA Page 1258.

Page 1155 Government Monopolies, Opium, Li-

Baker Perkins, Ltd., Makers of Machi- quors Ad:andMonopoly

Tobacco —- Singapore,

nery and Ovens for:—Biscuits, Bakery, Cable Supdt., S.S.—W. E. Pepys -■

SweetsChemical

dry, and Chocolates,

Plant, Soap and Laun-

Wrapping and Senior Assist. Supdt., Singapore-—J.

Packing, Masticating, Grinding, Pow- J. Warren

Assist. Supdt,, Penang—S. G. H. Leyh

XXVIII ADDENDA (STRAITS SETTLEMENTS)

Head of Preventive Service, Singa- Pathological Branch—

pore—H. W. Phear Government Pathologist—J. C.

Chief

A.C.A.Accountant — W. C. Hodges, Tull, M.D., C.M., M.R.C.P.

Senior Assist. Acct., Singapore—L. Bacteriologist—H. O. Hopkins,

Cox, A.S.A.A. M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.

Senior Assist. Acct., Penang—N. M. Assistant Pathologists—C. Subra-

Kennedy, a.c.a. manyam, l.m.s., Tham Ying

Khow, l.m.s.

Page 1259—1261 Health Branch—

Chief Health Officer—F. R. Say-

Medical Department, S.S. ers, M.D., D.PH.

Singapore: General- Health Officer, Quarantine—N. G.

Director of Medical and Health Cooper, m.d., c.M.

Services. S.S.—C. J. Wilson, Lady Health Officer, Schools—Q.

H. (Duke, m.b.', d.ph.

Dy.M.A.,Director

M.D. of Medical and Health Officer, Rural—R. G.

Spink, m.b., d.ph.

Health Services, S.’S. — (Va- Health Officer, Port—W. D’Cruz,

cant), R. D. Fitzgerald, b.a., L.M.S.

m.d. (acting) Deputy Health Officer, Rural—P.

Secretary to Director—J. W. C. Fernandez, l.m.s.

Hoflin Assistant Health Officer, Schools

Accountant, Medical Department, —S. Sinnadorai, l.m.s.

S.S.—E. A. Joy, a.c.a. Assistant Health Officer, Port—J.

College of, Medicine— U. Karunaratne, l.m.s.

Principal—jG. V. Allen, m.d. Health Sister—I. M. M. Sim

mens

Professor of Physiology—j. R.

Kay-Mouat,of m.b., ch.b., d.ph. B. Chief Sanitary Inspector—H. S.

‘ Professor Medicine—R. Hopkins

Hawes, m.r.c.p. Lady Superintendent, Quarantine

Professor of Midwifery—J. S. Station—G. D. Frost

English, m.d.

Professor of Anatomy—J. G. Har- Social Hygiene Branch-

Chief Medical Officer—R. W. C.

rower, m.b., ch.b., d.sc. Kelly, m.r.c.s., l.r.c.p.

Professor of Surgery—K. Blacte, Assistant Medical Officers—Tan

f.r.c.s. Eng Han, l.m.s., S. D. Gunati-

Professor of Bacteriology—W. A. laka, l.m.s., Ooi (Keng (Lok, l.m.

Young, m.b. s., S. Kanagalingam, L.R.C.P. &

Professor of Bio-Chemistry—J. S., L.R.F.P. & S.

L. Rosedale, ph.d., d.sc.

Professor of Clinical Surgery—B. Hospitals & Dispensaries—

M. Johns, f.r.c.s. ^ Chief Medical Officer—W. M.

Professor of Biology—B. A. R. Chambers, m.d.

Cater, m.a., iDip. Agric. Senior Surgeon—C. J. Smith,

Professor of Dental

K. Tratman, b.p.s. Surgery—E. F.R.C.S.

Janitor—J. A. Spencer Radiologist—J. S. Webster, d.m.

Assistant in Physiology—K. C. r.e.

Ghosh, l.m.s. Anaesthetist—E. B. Murrell, m.a.,

Assistant m.r.c.s., l.r.c.p., b.chir.

Oliveiro,inl.m.sBio-Chemistry—C. J. Medical Officers—S. Winstedt,

m.b. , ch.b., E. D. Lindow,

Assistant in Pathology—T. Bala- m.r.c.s., l.r.c.p., J. W.W. Win-

singham, l.m.s. chester, M.D., CH.B., G.

Assistant in Anatomy—R. C. Evans, m.b., b.ch., m.r.c.s.,

Oehlers, l.m.s. l.r.c.p., N. N. Lowther, m.b.,

Assistant in Bacteriology—N. K. b.ch., R. Shelley, m.r.c.s.,

Sen, m.b , b.s. l.r.c.p., m.b.b.s., V. H. (Norris,

Assistant

dosham, inl.m.s.

Biology—A. A. San- L.

M.

ADDENDA (STRAITS SETTLEMENTS) XXIX

Medical and Health Officers Deputy Medical Officer—G. B. Lei-

—E. V. Lupptrian, m.r.c.s., cester, L.M.S.

I-.r.c.p., W. J. E. Phillijps, m.b., Assistant Medical Officer — Lee

B.s., S. W. Eveson m.r.c.s., Kek Soon, l.m.s.

L. R.C.P., d.ph. , R.ClassD. I.—H.

Matron, Gross,F. Priestley

M. R.C.S.,Penang: L.R.C.P., General-

D.PH., R. Wal-

kingshaw, m.b., ch.b., W. L Chief Medical Officer—H. G.

Blakemore, m.r.c.s., ^ l.k.c p., Holdbrook, b.a., m.d.

m.b., ch.b., J. M. A. Low son, Pathological Branch-

m.b., ch.b., D. R, MacPherson,

m.b., ch.b., b.sc., F. O’Driscoll, Pathologist—J. A. Cowan, m.b.,

M.B., B.CH., R.A.O. b.s.

Deputy Medical Officers—K. C. Assistant Pathologist—L. S. Da

Sinha, l.m.s. (Calcutta), E. W. Silva, l.m.s.

De Cruz, l.m.s. Health Branch—

Assistant Medical Officers—Lau Senior Health Officer—J. W.

' Peck Hiong, l.m.s., N. Rasiah, Scharff, m.b., ch.b., d.ph.

l.m.s., P. E. Pereira, l.m.s., W. Health . Officer- J. H. Strahan,

A. Balhetchet, l.m.s., G. Hari- m.b., ch.b., d.ph.

das, l.m.s., K. Vellasamy, l.m.s., Senior Deputy Health Officer—P.

.R. Apparajoo, l.m.s., S. W. Pon- M. Mehta, l.m.s.

nappah, l.m.s., B. J. Ess, l.m.s., Deputy Health Officer—H. R. Sa-

L.R.C.P. & S., L.R.F.P. & S., L.M. ravanamuthu, l.m.s.

Hannah Tan, l.m.s., C. E. Assistant Health Officer—S. Ra-

Smith, l.m.s., G. Ramalingam, sanayagam, l.m.s.

l.m.s., A. M‘. A. Jenkins, l.m.s. Health Sister—E. W. Danville

Assistant Medical Officers—Abdul Chief Sanitary Inspector—J. S.

Samat B. H. Pagak, l.m.s., Ou de Villierg

Kok Boo, l.m.s., B. H. Sheares, Penang: Social Hygiene

l. m.s., E. S. Monteiro, l.m.s., Branch-

R. G. Gunatilaka, l.m.s., Ben- Assistant Medical Officer—Y. K..

jamin Chew, l.m.s., S. L. Oeh- Thambipillai, l.M.s.

lers, l.m.s., Ghee Chin Hai, Hospitals & Dispensaries

m. b. , b.s.iSurgeon—J. (Hongkong), B. R. f.r.c.s.

W. Adams,

Sreenivasan, l,m.s. Medical Officers—J. C. Carson,

Secretary, General Hospital—H. m.b.,. ch.b.,, H. B. C. Wallace,

L. Hosking m.b. , ch.b., E. Morris, m.b.,

Dispensing Chemist—T. Roebuck ch.b., D.PH., A. H. Lcwther,

Dental Officer — J. M. Ooutts, M.B., OH.B.

L.D.S. Deputy Medical Officers — H.

Dental Mechanic—G. H. Stephens Mehta, .l.m.s., S. Mohamed Ba-

Matron, General Hospital — R. boo, L.M.S.

Fenoulhet Assistant Medical Officers — R.

Matron, Class I.—M. A. S. Law Lettehmanasamy, l.m.s., Lee

Matrons, Class II.—K. M. Hill, A. King Soon, l.m.s., Goh Kok

Jones Kee, l.m.s., d.p.h., S. Y. Murthy,

Maternity Hospital, Kandang Kerbau— l.m.s., J. E. Seevaratnam, l.m.s.,

Assistant Medical Officer—A. M. R. K. Ponniah, l.m.s., Chong

D’Cotta, L.M.S., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. Tat Seong, l.m.s., Tan Hor Kee,

L.R.C.P. & S., L.R.F.P. & S., L.M. l.m.s., N. H. Perera, l.m.s., A.

Matron, Class II.—M. Garrow Somasundram, l.m.s., Au Kee

Mental Hospital— Kee Hock, L.M.S.

Medical Superintendent—E. R. Matron, Class I.—C. Reid

Stone, M.B., B.CH., M.R.C.S., L.R. Matron, Class II.—Y. Wallis

C.P.

Assistant Medical Superintendent Maternity Hospital-

B. F. Home, l.r.c.p., l r.c.s., Matron, Class II.—E. M. Howes-

L.R.F.P. & s. Roberts

XXX ADDENDA (SINGAPORE)

Leper Settlement, Pulau Jerejak— Page 1270 .

Deputy Medical Officer—K. V.

Yeerasingham, l.m.s.

Lady Superintendent — H. Gilmour Advertising Ltd-, The—Meyer and Publicity

Chambers,Bureau, Raffles

Malacca: General— Place; Teleph. 6668; Cable Ad: Toad vert.

Chief Medical Officer—R. B. Mac- Head Hongkong Office: St., George’s Building,

Gregor, M.B., CH.B. Mrs. B. Thompson, managing director

Pathological Branch— C. S.J. C.Church, do.

Deputy Pathologist—J. R. Jacob, Miss E.Lynton,

Schaerer,manager

artsecretary

directorstenog.

L. M.S. Mrs. N. S. Hogan,

Plealth

HealthBranch—

Officer—R. F. Pinson, B. L. Heyfman, accounts dept.

M. R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,Y.F. M. M. Boudewyn

D.P.H. Lam, copy writer & translator

Deputy Health Officer — D. C. Lee Yong Teck, Clerk

Richards, l.m.s.

Assistant Health Officer—W. A. Agents in Malaya for:—

Nicholas, l.m.s. Directory and Chronicle of

Health Sister—A. McNeill China, Japan, Malaya, etc.

Social Hygiene Branch— Published by Hongkong Daily

Assistant Medical Officer — iS. Press, Ltd., Hongkong

Thambipillai, l.m.s. Rita-a lite Electric Signs

Hospitals & Dispensaries—

Medical Officer—A. E. Bruhn

M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., D.P.H,

Senior Deputy. Medical Officer—A. Aldens’. Successors No.

Merchants—Godown (Eastern),

6, Teluk Ltd.,

Ayer

C. IDutta, l.m.s. (Calcutta) Reclamation; Teleph. 5838; Cable Ad:

Assistant Medical Officers—F. X. Aldens; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns.,

Oliveiro, l.r.c.p. & s., l.r.f.p.

s., Chong Siong Joon, l.m.s., M. C. G. Mawson, managing director

Doraisingham, l.m.s. '

Labuan—

Medical Officer—J. E. MacMaJicn, Allen k Gledhill, Advocates, Solicitors

B.A., M.B., b.Ch. and

(andNotaries

at Malacca Public—22a,

and Muar, RafflesJohore);

Place

SINGAPORE Codes:

hall’s A.B.C.

and Bentley’s 5th and 6th edns., Broom-

Page 1269 Richard Page, b.a. (Oxon.), partner

E. A. Steyens, partner

Abdeen & Co;,Translators,'

Ltd. (Established D. \Y. Munro, m.a.,do.ll.b. (Glasgow)

K. Waiters,

Merchants, Brokers1914),& . L. H. Chidson, b.a. (Cantab.)

Commission

deen; Codes: Agents—Cable

A.B.G. 5th edn., Ad: Ab-

Bentley’s F. G. Charlesworth, b.a. (Cantab.)

andA. Private. E. Thornton-Jones,

F. R. Massey, b.a. (Liverpool) b.a. (Cantab.)

Abdeen,

firm) e.f.f., mgr. (signs the

Page 1271

Abdeen,

Commission H., Agents—Cable

Translator, Broker Ad: and

Egyp-

tian; American Express Co., Inc.—

PrivateCodes: A.B.C. 5th edn., and (Incorporated Travel, Banking in U.S.A.) International

Collyer Quay, Cableand“Amexco”;

Shipping—1,

Codes:

Page 1296 Bentley’s A Private; Telephs. 3444 and

Goodrich & Co. (S.S.), Ltd., (Crude Rub- \ 3660

’William S. Pool, manager

ber Division) M. C. Elliott, assist, travel dept.

Teleph. 5865 Merchants—Union Bldg.; J.A. M.P. Jodhi,

Pardew,chief clerkdo.

M.H.A.C.Cheek,

Bugbee,managing

director director

and secretary K. Kim Leong, teller

ADDENDA (SINGAPORE) XXXI

Page 1-272 Bee Huat & Co., General Merchants,

" Commission Agents, etc. — 121, Beach

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (Straits Settle- Road; Teleph. 7807; Cable Ad: Beehuat;

ments), Lto., The, (Incorporated in Codes: A.B.C. 5th and Bentley’s

England)—St. Helen's Court, Collyer Agents for';'

Quay;

C. 5th edn., CableBentley’s

Ad: Petroatic;

(with Codes: A.B.

Oil Supple- Socony-Vacuum Corporation

ment) Scott’s and

H. Wylly, representativeA.P. Co’s. Private

E. N. C. Wollerton, asst. do. Page 1280

Page 1274 Brossard

porated Mopin,

in the Malaya,

Straits Ltd. (Incor-

Settlements),

ASSOCIATIONS & SOCIETIES Civil Engineers, Reinforced Concrete

Specialists and General Contractors—

Singapore Sailors’ Institute—Anson Telephs. French Bank Buildings, Raffles Place

6369 (Office),Cable

2240 Ad:

(Store), 4777

. Road;

Codes: Teleph.A.B.C. and365;Bentley’s

Cable Ad: Sailors, (Joinery Workshop);

ploi; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns.,

Brosex-

Patron—H.E. The Governor Bentley’s, Cpgef, Lugagne and Private

Chairman—Master Attendant, S.S. J. divisional

Dupontet,engr.c.e.,ande.p.z.,

Committee—inspr.-Gen.

C.H. E.Butche-r,

Wurtzburg,_ G. deof Police, S.S.,

Havilland, secty.managing

(Chairman. Singapore P. Wagner,

Patrouilleau, E. Rich tor and J.

asssistants'

Harbour

and Board),of('apt.

Archdeacon A. E. lire

Singapore P. Jackao, chief draughtsman '

Chairman — Capt. G. H. Freyberg, W. Zollikofer, accountant

O.B.E., R.N.

Supt.—Capt. O. S. Abraham

Clerk—N. M. Haroon Page 1281

Secretary—Lim

Admiralty Charts,Ah&c—Chart

Kwee Depot, Campbell & Co., John G., Advocates and

Sailors’ Institute Solicitors—8, Raffles Place; Telephs.

Manager—Capt. O. S. Abraham 5956-7; Cable Ad: Cambell; Codes: A.B.C.

Clerk—N. M. Haroon 5th and 6th .edns., Bentley’s complete

Sailors’ Institute Nautical Academy phrase,

tion (RubberBroOmhall’s

edn.) Imperial Combina-

Principal—Capt.

Chaplain, Mission O.Seamen

to S. Abraham JohnAgent,

G. Campbell (enrolled Law

Rev. Cyril Brown, b.a. solicitor,Scotland),

partner advocate and

Page 1276 C. advocate

P. Burke (barrister-at-law),

and solicitor

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Cor- Page 1282

poration—Collyer

Pacific Quay; Cable Ad:

W. Hay, acting manager Change Alley Rubber Communication

;'C. C.Holland, actingactg.

Farnworth, sub-manager

accountant Office, RubberChange BrokersAlley;

and Telephs.

Market

C. H. Eldridge, actg. Reporters—14A,

J.A.T T?B.H.Stewart tnD. A.sub-account.

a /iCampbell

t 7532, 7534 and 7536

Lim Leong Gepk, president

Matthews B. P. Massey Lee Poh Hood, Gwee Peng Kwee

L.W.H.W.Thorn

Rae A. E. J. Partridge

R. C. A.Olive and Yeo Boon Yat, rubber broker

W. J. McConnell L. J. Feilden

D. W. Mortlock E. A. Matthews Page 1283 .

Page 1278 Chop Chye Hin, Timber Merchants,

Bell & Co., Sharebrokers—32, Raffles Steam - Sawmillers,

Owners—416,

Land and Estate

Beach Road; Teleph. 7878;

Place; Teleph. 6920; Cable

Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th and 6th Ad: Bellco; Cable Ad: Chyehin.

M.D.B.JacobsBell Tan

Tan Chian, sole

Kee, proprietor

BengThong, manager

Tan Beng collector ,

XXXII ADDENDA (SINGAPORE)

Hon. Secretary—J. H. Addis

Chop Sin offChye

Jeringau Hin —

Kallang 46, S’apore

Road, Padang Hon. Treasurer—W. H. Lait

Teong Hin & Co,—Amoy Committee—W.

ron, H. IrvingP. Jones Douglas,

and A.W.Bar-

Y

HinganuLeong & Co.—Kemaman, Treng- Semple

r

SamMalacca

Hin Chan—13, |Mosque Street, Page 1285

Singapore Turf Club

Chairman—R. Page

Page 1283 Secretary—A. H. ToddS. Laing

Assist. Secretary—P.

m a m w, Committee—H.J. Fougere,P.S.

L.J.Hunter,

Hayes,,

Chop Hiap Bee Saw Mill, Timber E.O.P.S. Griffith-Jones,

Manasseh and Dr. R. Williamson

Merchant, Import, Export, Tongkang

Owner and all

carried Commission of Agent. Stocks Page 1286

Lavenderof Street; kinds

Teleph. Timber—226,

2229; Cable CONSULATES

Ad:Cheong

HiapbeeChwee Puan, proprietor Italy—60/66, Orchard Road

TanThuan,

Engmanagers

Choon and Cheong Ee Acting Consul—R. F. Marchisio

Page 1284 Netherlands

Teleph. 6073;—Cable K. P.Ad:M.Hollandia

Chambers

Consul-Gen’l.—W.

Consul—H. M. J. A. A. M. Daniels

Fein

#i m Chancellor—Th. van Haelen

J§ # H if ® #

^=ff mmm SP5 Page 1287

Chye Hin Sawmills, Exporters of David, J. B., Broker, Mine and Estate

Malayan Timber—416,

Teleph. 7878; Beach

Cable Ad; Road;

Chyehin; Owner — 10, Malacca Street; Teleph.

Codes used: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th 7968; Bentley’s

edn., Cable Ad:and David; Codes; A.B.C. 5th

Private

edn. Branches: Singapore, Malacca,

Kemaman, and Amoy

Tan Chian, sole proprietor

Tan Beng Kee, manager Deeming,

Representing William L., Merchant

Wallace & Agent;

D. Hawkes, 168,

Regent Street, London W. 1—42, Raffles

Chambers; Cable Ad: Meamaye; Codes

Page 1284 used A.B.C. and Bentley’s

St. Andrew’s Cathedral

Bishop of Singapore—Rt. Rev. B. C. Page 1289-

Roberts, m.a.

Archdeacon—Rev.

M.A. . Graham White, East Indies Trading Co., Ltd., Import

Registrar—Rev. R. Richards, m.a. and

TelukExport

Ayer Merchants —Teleph.

Reclamation; Godown2905;6,

Wardens—Dr.

H. M. PerreauC. C. Gilmour, and Cable Ad: Stanelco; Codes Bentley’s,

Hon. Secretary—G. Neubronner A.B.C. 6th edn.

Page 1291

Page 1284 Edgar

StraitsBrothers

Settlements),Ltd.,General

(Incorporated in

Merchants,,.

Keppel Golf Club Import & Export—42 and 44, The Ar-

President

Yice-do. -G. W. A. Trimmer

—J.M.R.A.Wiggs cade; Branches: Manchester, Sourabaya

Captain—J. Lowson andMartin

Bangkok Edgar, director

Yice-do.—J. Hodgins George Edgar, do.

ADDENDA (SINGAPORE) XXXIII

Page 1292 Agents and Insurance Agents—Charter-

Eng Aon Tong Ltd., Manufacturers of ed BankLumpur,Chambers,Telok

Singapore,

Ans>nandandat

Tiger Balm—The Tiger Medical Hall, Kuala Penang.

85-87-89,

Managing NeilDirectors—Aw

Road; Cable Ad:BoonHawpar

Haw Tower Street, E.C. 3. Cable Ad:1-4,Barkers;

London Offices: Great

and Aw Boon Par Codes: Broomhall’s (Rubber edn.), Ben-

tley’s, A.B.C. (5th edn.), Western Union

anaH.Private

B. E. Hake, director

Page 1293 H. O. Peake, do.

W.G.E.A.Wallis, do. per pro.

Potts, signs

Federal Rubber Stamp Co., Booksellers, F.J. E.R. King

Horridge do. do.

Stationers and News agents—32, Raffles

Place:

AhgTsleph. 6442;acting

Cablemanager

Ad: Vulcanite W.

Chai Ban,

Sun Ho Sai, assistant D. R. Harper I H.do.W. Morgan

B. Cruidkshank,

W. L. Kitserow | F. J. Kendo

Page 1294 Agencies

Fowlie & Black, Drs., Physicians and Royalmercial

Com UnionAssurance.

Exchange Assur.Co. ,Ld. (Mar.)

(Marine)

Surgeons—11, Battery Road;Teleph. 2207 Atlas Assurance Co., Ld. (Fire)

American Assurance Co. (Fire)

E.M. Glenny,

C. Bain,F.R.C.S.,

m.b., ch.b., partner

do. Ocean Accident and Guar. Corpn., Ld.

Page 1296 Page 1298

Getz Bros. & Co., Importers and Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd., Merchants—

Registered Office: Raffles Chambers;

Exporters—53,

5041; Cable Ad: Robinson

Getz Road; Teleph. Ipoh, Cable Ad: Katz.Lumpur,

BranchesBangkok

at: Penang,

Lester L. Goodman Kuala and

O. D. May Medan (Sumatra). London: Henry

Waugh & Co., Ltd., Port

Authority Building, 1-2, Pepys Street, of London

Goodyear Orient Co., Ltd., The, Re- Seething Hamburg

Lane, E.C. 3.

Agents—Katzm.b.H.Export and

presentatives of The Goodyear Tire and Import Gesellschaft

Rubber Co.—K. P.M. Building (4th floor); H. Waugh, London attorney

Cable Ad: Finlor; Code: Bentley’s L. E. Slowe, chairman and managing

C. Teleph.

A. Vining,

6400 acting mang. director, director (Penang)

F. D. Harrison, director and secretary, E. Reinmann,. D. M. Doig and O.

Strobel, directors

H.Teleph, 2826 warehouse manager,

G. Rogers, L.J. P.A. Learney,

Davies, signs

signsperperpro.

pro. >

Teleph. 6678 E. Wrigley, do.

S.T. E.D. Travis,

Pannett do.

Page 1297 W. L. Kinlocb | E. D. Smith

Hammer & Co., Ltd., W., Water Suppliers W. A. Rollinson | C. C. Oehlers

—B, Fullerton Road; Teleph. 621-8; Cable Page 1299

Ad:P. Hammer;

B. Purvis,Code:

actingA.B.C. 5thedn.

manager

G. H. Johnson Hooglandt &andCo.Commission (EstablishedAgents—-

1860),

Derrick & Co., secretaries, Stewart

Bank Chambers

| J. G, Hongkong Merchants

117-121, Market Street; Telephs. 5326-8;

Cable

5th and Ad: 6th,

Hooglandt; Codesandused:Bentley’s

Bentley’s, A.B.C.

Page 1298 Second, Broomhall’s and Birchwood

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Import W. H. Diethelm, partner (Zurich)

W. H. Leuthold, do. (Singapore)

and Export M erchants, Managing Agents J.J. G.A. F.W. Ale

Kiela, signs per pro.

| A. Wernli

and Secretaries

Industrial for Estate,

Companies, Mining

Rubber and

Selling J. Schedler ( O. Dreesman

XXXIV ADDENDA (SINGAPORE)

Page 1300 Green; Teleph. 5451 (5 lines); Cable Ad:

Paketvaart; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th

Huttenbach, Lazarus & Sons, Ltd., Mer- edn., SecondBentley’s

Phrase. Complete

Scott’s (10,and

edn.)Bentley’s

K.P.M.

chants

21, Beach and Genera]

Street, Agents—Head

Penang; CableOffice:

Ad: Private Code. Head Offices; Batavia

Habiture. Branches: Singapore, Ipoh Centrum, Java, Amsterdam (Holland)

andH. Kuala Lumpur H.R.G.Pronk,

Takken,sub-agent

agent

M. Sellar, director (London)

J.H. M.S. Russell,

Sime, do. do. (Singapore) Genl. Freight and Transhipment Dept.

H. 1 >ove, do. , (Penang)

do. A van Bochove, A. A. Frankenhuis,

G.

H. H. Markham, signs per pro.

G.A. M.

G. Lewis, do. Stadt, C. J. Levie andJ. A.W.Bakker

H. Stroobach, van de

Easson, c.a., accountant Inward and

Department Outward Cargo and Claim

NewC.York Fittock

Agents—Bush & Lintell, 26, Passage I. M. Kievit

and Tourism Department

Stone Street, New YorkDarby & Co., A.G.A. van

Steegstra

London Agents—Shaw

Ltd., Winchester House, Old Broad Outdoor der Sande |I Miss

L. E. N.Schneiders

Maclfeod

Street, London, E.C. 2 Department

W. A. J. Yroom | A. A, Monti

Page 1301 Accounts

H. H. LaseurDepartment | A. G.Boehmer

E. S. Isaac, & Co.,Import-Export Merchant Providoring P. van Lenning Department

and,

Street;Manufacturers’

Telephs. 1433Agents—6,

and 2634;Malacca

Cable Engineering Department

Ad: Isaacnco Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., A.donk,

A. Deelder, J. L. van der Meeren-

J. van Heuven

Bentley’s and Private

Page 1302 Page 1304

Judah

mission 5th Agents^—Cable Ad: Judah; Code: chants

Office:

and Quarry Owners—Registered

10, Codes:

MalaccaBentley’s

Street;& Cable

A.B.C. edn.

Pbeloe Loemoet Rubber Estate (Kari- Permata; PrivateAd:

moen Islands),;proprietors Quarries — Pulau Dayang

Langkawi Islands, Kedah and Bunting,

Ipoh,

Page 1302 Perak

Kelly

Printers, & Walsh,

Bookbinders, Ltd., Booksellers,

Publishers, n & m m

Stationers and Newsagents—32, Raffles Lee & Co., C. M. (Chin Meng Kong See),

Place E. Glover, managing director Importers

A.(Shanghai) and Exporters, Photographic

Wholesalers—39,

6389; High Street;

Cable Ad: Sarastudio; Codes:Teleph.

used;

A.J. H.W.Searle,

Burkhil], directordo.(Shanghai) A.B.C. 5th and 6tb edns. and Bentley’s;

A. J. Waller, (Shanghai) Manufacturer’s Representative

A.G. S.H. deDavis,

Jesus,manager

secretary C. M. Lee, proprietor

Agents for , l*

:a r ■ Mimosa Photo Plates Papers & Films

~ Selling Agents ' -"

Directory and Chronicle of ' Page 1304

China,

Acme Japan, Malaya, etc. Lewis & Peat (Singapore), Ltd., Rubber

New Code

York Co., 93, Front Street, Brokers—5,to 5405

Prince Street ; Telephs. 5401

(56thlines); Cable Ad: Devitt; Codes:

Page 1303 : A.B.C.

Rubber edn. Bentley's, BfoomhalTs

edn.,

Koninklyke Paketvaart Directors—A.

Houghton andW.E. W. Ker, W. T.

(Royal Packet NavigationMaatschappij

Co.), Incor- W. T. Houghton,

G. Holiday

secretary

• porated in Holland — 1, Finlayson O.E. H. Cutler •

ADDENDA (SINGAPORE) XXXV

Page 1304 The following entry should read—

in fsi £si if& «® ^ ^it ^® ^^ &a iS® ii Jit/r *^ ®i£ ^#, m ggifo. ®* , js fS

^ ^ m ® pi tt «: « r ^ it s # . ib ig is m ^

Lee Pineapple Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Singapore), Owners of the

Largest and Finest Pineapple Packing Plant in Malaya, Employing

Modern and Hygenic

Fruit—Registered Methods

Office: of Selecting

21, South Canal Road; andCable Canning Only Excellent

Ad: Leeavia

Page 1305 A. Robertson, director (in the East)

F.C. G.Hammond,

Fugler,depot do.

secretary do.

do.

Little- & Co., Ltd., John (Incorporated A. Sinclair, manager (Penang)

in England), Wholesale and Retail J. J. Latimer, depot manager (Ipoh)

Wine, Spirit and Provision Merchants,

Cold Storage Suppliers, Tobacconists, Assistants—K.

Manufacturers of Furniture,

House Furnishers, Tailors, Drapers,

Complete M. Barrow, C.A. H.Albert, Bone,Mrs.C. Y.

A.

Milliners, General Outfitters, Stationers, Buckle

G.G.. Davis,(cutter),

H. Darlow Chan Kim Tong,

Book-sellers, Watch and Clock Makers,

Jewellers and Silversmiths^ Commission J. De(head

Cruz, cashier),

F. Dobson,W.

Agents, Crockery, and Hardware Mer- A.Mrs.J. S.Downe, Miss D. A. Eber,

Felsinger, E. Fozard, S.

chants,

Motor Cycle Estate Requisite

Engineers Suppliers,

and Importers, D. Gauder, Goh Boh Teck,- C. J.

Sports Outfitters, Licensed Dealers in A. Green, J. B. Hodgins, Kwok

Arms and Ammunition, Suppliers of Ah Kit, E. W. E. Llewellyn, M.

Electrical Melville,

Moore J. W. Milligan and D. A.

Bore, KualaandLumpur,Wireless Goods-—Singa-

Penang and Ipoh.

lead Office (London), 10, Pancras Lane,

E.C. 4; Head Place,

East),.Raffles OfficeSingapore;

and Store Telephs.

(in the

5167, 5168 and 5169; Cable Ad: Littles, Page 1306

Singapore. Lyall Sc Evatt,

Furniture East), General BrokersExchange,

— 23, RafflesSharePlace;

and

Cavanagh Factory (in the Branch

Road, Singapore. Cable Ad: Cedar; Codes: Bentley’s,

Store (in the East), Ampang Street Broomhall’s 5thF. and

Imp, Combination, A.B.C.

and New Embankment

Lumpur; Cable Ad: Road, Kuala

Littles, Kuala T. s.6thNewell,

edns. partner

Lumpur; Telephs. 3305 and 3306. R. C.B. Hewetson,

B. Donnell,signsdo.per pro.

Branch

Street,Store (in Cable

the East)—Bishop W. R. King, do.

Penang;

Penang; Teleph. 982,

Ad: Littles R. J. WT. Brown, do.

Branch

Street, Store

Ipoh;(inIpoh;

the East)—Belfield

Teleph. 684; Cable Page 1307

Ad: Littles,

5th edn. and Bentley’sCodes: A.B.C. Macphail & Co., Ltd., Rubber Exporters &

T, J. Hume, manag. dir. and chairman .General Brokers — Union Building;

: (London) Telephs.

Codes: A.B.C. 3305-6;

5thCable

and 6thAd:edns.,

Macphails;

Broom

O.C. W. Banks, director

T. Cousins,, do. do.

do. hall’s (Imperial) and Bentley’s

A.H. G.P. Meggy, do.

Bedells, secretary do.

do. A. A. A. Paterson, managing director

C. Creswick, secretary

A. E, Bond, manag. dir. (in the East) H. A. Pearsall, mgr. (Kuala Lumpur)

XXXVI ADDENDA (SINGAPORE)

Page 1307 Page 1311

Malayan Flour Milling Co., The, Moutrie & Co., Ltd., S., Pianoforte and

Millers of Eagle Brand Atta. Organ Manufacturers, Repairers, Tuners,

Music and Musical Instrument

24-1,RafflesPlace(Arcade); Dealers—

Teleph. 6422;.

Cable

edns. Ad: Moutrie; Codes: A.B.C. 6tli

T. L.Hemsley,

E. Tolleymanager

Page 1313

Najmee, G. E.,Agents—(Room

Commission Exchange Brokers and

No. A6);

7,Ad:Malacca

Najmee;Street;

Codes:Teleph.

A.B.C. 7969;andCable

5th 6th

edns. and Al Partners — Gulamhusen

Managing

Codes used: A.B.C. and Bentley’s Ebrahimjee Najmee & E. Mohamedi

S. M. Nathan, manager

J. Anthony, bookkeeper

Aloudin Alibhoy, salesman Page 1316

Malayan Medical Journal, The journal Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Ltd. (Osaka Mer-

cantile Steamship Co., Ltd., Incorpor-

of the Malaya branch of the British ated, in Japan)—9, De Souza Street;

Medical Association Published quarterly Telephs.A.B.C. 5337-8-9;

—Singapore Office: P.O. Box 270

London Office: 67, Fleet Street, E.C. 4 Codes: 5th Cable Ad: Shosen;

edn., Bentley’s and-

Scott’s 10th edn.

Page 1308 S. Yamamoto, manager

T. Katsunuma, assist, manager

Man'asseh _ & Co,, S., Merchants and

Commission Agents—5-2, Malacca Street; Page 1317

Teleph. 6869;5th

Al,Ez.A.B.C. Cable

edn.,Ad:Manasseb; Codes:

Bentley’s, ^Private

S. Manasseh, proprietor Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd. (Incor-

E.Cuua

J. Ellis, porated in England), Merchants—Prince

Seng,signs

clerkper pro. St.

London& Collyer

OfficeQuay; CableSimons

Paterson, Ad: Paterson.

& Co.,

Jaganath Singh, clerk Ld., London House, Crutched Friars,

Page 1309 3; E.C. and at Penang, Kuala Lumpur,,

Port Swettenham and Ipoh

Meyer Bros., Merchants and Commission W. Chairman

H. Shelford,(London)

managing director and

Agents—14, Collyer

Cable Ad: Aamoona Quay; Teleph. 6203; W. director (London) Ker, managing

P. WellwOod

Proprietors— A.E. W.

P. Cameron,

Paterson, director

do. (London) do.

Executors

Meyer of theMeyer,

(Isaac late Sir Manasseh

Jacob Meyer F.F. P.H.Harris, do.director (Singapore)

do.

and Reuben Meyer) Temperley,

R. W. McKerrow, do. do.

Assistants—D. M. David,

David, I. B. Abed and S. Abed J. M. J. B. Myles, C. H. I. Kent and G. C-

Windle, sign per pro.

Page 1310 M.Courtenay,

Buchanan, W.B. S.H.S.Carson, C. K.

Daniel, H. E.

Mono Huat & Co., Gramaphone and Fearnside, S. L. Oggier,

Rumcker, F. E. Rowland, R. D. H.

Record Dealers—97-99 North Bridge Stephen and Capt. W. H. Palmer

Road; Teleph. 4924; Cable Ad: Monghuat (Coal Hulk), assistants

ADDENDA (SINGAPORE) XXXVII

Page 1319 SinPlanters,

Heng &Estate Co., Agents,

Pineapple& Contractors,

Preservers,

Rennie, Lowick & Co.,Bank Chartered Ac- date Owners of the Oldest and Most up-to-

countants—Hongkong Chambers; Packing Plant in Malaya, Employ-

Cable Ad: Renlowick; Codes: Bentley’s ing Hygenie

Canning, etc., Methods

all Gradesofof Selecting,

Excellent

andBaldwyn

A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns.

Lowick, a.c.a., partner Fruits—1167, Serangoon Road; Teleph.

R. W. S. Drummond, c.A., do. 7623; Cable Add. Singapore; Code:

D. Phillip, c.A., do. Bentley’s Second

J.J. F.Beeton, a.c.a., assistant

L. Cowin, a.c.a., do.

A. M. MacLennan, c.a., dp; Page 1322—1323

Ribeieo & Co., Ltd., C. A., Stationers, Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd., Cold

Storage Proprietors Office

Printers, Bookbinders, and Engravers,— facturers—Registered and Ice- Manu-

and Stores:

Regd. Office: 5, Raffles Place. Works:

& 38, Wallich Street; Telephs. (Office) Borneo 37 Wharf; Retail Depots: 176, 178,

2114, (Works) 6318; Codes: A.B.C. 5th 180 andAd.184,underOrchard Road;Retail

(See Special

& Bentleys’ C. Eu (chairman), D. Cable

edn.Directors—K. also at

Heading Depot)

Israel, J. Israel, Khoo Wee Tong and Storage; Codes: A.B.C. 5thedn.,Cable

Keppel Harbour, Ad:

Western

F. R, Martens Union, Bentley’s & Private. , Branches:

F. R. Martens, secretary Kuala Lumpur, Seremban, Klang, Ipoh,

T. Leembruggen, works manager Kampar, Teluk Anson, Taiping, Penang,

BaganKuantan.

and Luar, Sungei

Selling Patani,

Agencies:Kelantan

Serem-

Robinson & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Kuching, ban, Malacca, Medan (Deli), Bangkok,

Straits Settlements), General and N.B.), etc. (Sarawak) and Sandakan (B.

Athletic

makers, Outfitters,

Tailors Drapers,

andPlace;

Complete Dress-

Furnishers—Raffles and atHouse

Java Directors—Hon. Mr. F. A. Pledger

(chairman), W. H, MacGregor, C.

Street, Kuala

fourDirectors—R. Lumpur.

House, Finsbury London:

Pavement, W. Bal-

E.C.H.2 V. Bailey, Hon. Mr. P. M. Robinson

Page (chairman), and W. B. Sutherland

MacGregor, W. A, Fell and S. G. W.I.B.G.Sutherland, general manager

Hacker

S. L.G.C. Hacker, general manager R. F. Spode,

Palmer,secretary

W. Y. Semple, A. Law,,

Hutchings, assist, do. F. L. Rothe, H. C. Allen, a.c.a., and

R. N. Elliot, assistants

Miss stenographers Miss F. Pullen,

M. Wright and

Page 1320 ■ : J.A. J.J. C.Hathway,

Innes, supt. engineer

Sandilands, ButteryCableCo., engineer

Meyer Chambers; Ad:Merchants—

Sandilands W. Sharp, engineer (F.M.S.) •

A.Teleph.E. Lickfold,

A. F. Goodrich, partner (London)

G. R.C. K.Street,

Mugliston, do.do.' do. do. 7977 harbour repres.,

H. A. Ferguson, chief storeman

J. A.R. C.Bennett,

Smith, signsdo.do.per pro.

(Penang) B.G.K. LarSen

Holt, assist,

Brunner, storeman

small

(milk andgoodsman

ice cream dept.)'

T. L. Palmer, Royal Bakery—Serangoon Road

D. J. Armstrong

Straits Ice Cream Factory — Merbau

Page 1322 Road;r Teleph. 7911

W M.I.MAR.E.

. T. Hamlyn,' a.m.i.mech.e.,

m mm& mm*® wn H. C. Angus, assist, engineer

Retail5378Depot — Orchard

(2 lines); Cable Ad:Road;

ColdTeleph.

m m m & ft •$. J. M. Hill, branch manager

m m &&mm&mm J. R. McDougall, assistant

m m a & k it & ~ D.E.C.F.Morgan,Horsup,shop manager

assistant do.

m z. gy w m & it M

ADDENDA (SINGAPORE)

Kuala Lumpur Page 1325

F. Dettmar, branch manager n & m jx ^

J. Kerr Hill, c.a., assist.

W. Sorley, shop manager Siong Lim Saw Mill Co., Sawmillers,

Ipoh Timber Merchants, Tongkang and

E. H. Coleman, branch manager Building

tractors-HeadOwnersOffice:

and 2 General Con-

and 3, Syed.

N. W. Smart, assistant Alwi Road; Telephs. 6852 & 6854; Cable

W. Bridges, shop manager Ad:Chew

Meranti; Code:general

KeeHean,

Tow, A.B.C. manager

5th edn.

Penang ChoYok mgr. (building dept.)

E. F. Monk, branch, manager Ching Kim Huat, do. (shipping do. )

E. A. Schiess, assistant LimTanSoon Bee, manager

H. W. Cornell, shop manager Keng Seng, assist, manager

Bagan Luar Dei>ot Branches:

G. Carr . Siong Lim Sawmill

84, Kampong Bugis;Co.,Teleph.

No. 1—83

6772and

Kuantan The United Sawmill Co., ISo. 2-137-1,

E. W. TFRen Tan long Rhu; Teleph. 5677

Agencies

Queensland Meat Export Co., Ld., Sisson & Delay, Advocates, Solicitors &

Brisbane Frozen & Canned Goods

J. C. Hutton Pty., Ld. “Pineapple” Notaries Public - Union Building,

Collyer Quay; Telephs. Soil-2; Cable Ad:

Hams and Ban m

Holdehson & Neilson Fresh Foods and Broomhall’sA.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley s

Delay; Codes:

Pty. Ld., Melbourne. “Iceberg” Partners—

Tinned Butter , .■ Howell Dawson Mundell, solicitor

Philip Henry Battishill,Advocates—

do.

Sydney Meat Preserving Co., Ld., Assistant Solicitors

Sydney. Canned Meats

New Zealand Co-operative Dairy Co., Alfred andSeth, barrister-

Ld. “Anchor” Products at-law

New Zealand Co-operative Honey William Aueurin

David Platt Gwen Jones,

Dunderdale

Producers’ Association Ld., Imperial Mohamed

Bee Honey John Kendall GaleNamazie

Jovad

George

“ Silverdish” Hams and Bacon

William Arnott, Ld. Biscuits and' Page 1326

Cakes

Maypole Dairy Co., Ld., London, Stephen terpreters, Bros., Translators and Im-

Margarine Government,Authentic Translators

Municipality, tor

Sanitary

Van Den Burghs Ld., London, Mar- Board and

Translations firms in

of-Laws,Malaya and S.S.,

.documents etc.

and

garine

Daw

W. H.Sen Price& Ltd., Sydney. Australian books.

Co., Condiments English, Translations

French, Dutch,fromPortuguese,

or into

Fruits Burmese, Siamese, Bengali, Hindustani,

Westralian Farmers Ltd., Australian Arabic, Javanese, Malay, Chinese, Tamil,

Telugu and Malayalam-1006, Flower

Fruits? & Co.,.Ld., Australian’ Fruits

Peterson . Road; P.O. Box567; Cable Ad: Interprete

Page 1324 Page 1327

Singapore Slipway and Engineering Straits Buil

Steamship Co., Ltd.—Ocean

dings, Collyer

Co.,

and Ltd., Ship Builders, Ship

Engineers—Works: Repairers

Tanjong Rhu; Codes: A.B.G.,

Directors—0. Al,E.Quay ;CableAd

Bentley’s :Kapal;

andWurtzburg, (chair-,

Registered Office: Tanjong Pagar; Cable ' man), W. A, Fell, Tan Soo Bin, F. S.

Ad:E. Slipway Gibson, J. Bagnall and J. S. Miller

J.G.Tryner,

James, secretary

works manager

and accountant W. F. Brodie, secretary

P. S. A. Georgeson, supt. engineer

Yeo Siew Chuan, chief clerk

ADDENDA (SINGAPORE—PENAN0) XXXIX

H. B. Knox,

G. L. Batt, assist, supt.

do. engineer Page 1333

Capt H.: A. Weldon, marine supt. Weill & Montor, Ltd., General Importers

Agency

Siam S team Nav. Co.,Ld.,(Incorporated —Office: 37, Arcade,

A. Montor, Raffles

managing Place

director

in Siam)

The Sarawak Steamship Co., Ltd. (In-

corporated in Sarawak) Page 1334

Page 1327

Winter,

Straits Settlement Flour Mills, The Specialist—20, H. B., Tailor and Men’s Wear

Battery Road; Teleph,

6188; Cable Ad: Wintering

H. B. Winter, managing proprietor

Yeo Hock Ann, Merchants and Tongkang

Owners — Teleph.

Yeohockann; 4333; Cable Ad:

Code: Bentley’s

Yeo Ark, proprietor

Yeo Ee Han, manager

Tan Cbin Beng,manager(import dept.)

Proprietors:

Gulamhusein Brothers—36, Wallich PENANG

Street; Teleph. 2064; Cable Ad:

Rehmatally; Codes used: A.B.C. 6th

Edition ASSOCIATIONS AND'SOCIETIES, &c.

Page 1328

Sungei Eagan Rubber Co., Ltd.—Office: Page 1340

Chartered Bank Chambers Penang

Directors

Santry — G. A. Potts and Denis DowningChamber of Commerce

Street, Teleph. — 1,

363; Cable

F. Burden, manager Ad:Committee—H.

Evatt O. Maas (chairman)*.

Harrisons, Barker &■ Co., Ld., agents

and secretaries H". W. Hughes (vicfe/chairman),

Wilde & Co., Ld., Seremban, visiting E.A. E.Fletcher,

Chambers, H. Dove, G. D.J.

agents

j' C. P.E. T.Collinge, manager Dick, Hon. Mr.F. P.H. M.Grumitt,

Robinson

Hutchings (Ex-Officio)

J. H. J. Dredge Secretaries.-—Evatt & Co., Chartered

J.H.P.P.deWeidmann

C. Hamilton Bank Chambers

Publications

Page 1328 “ Penang Daily Imports & Exports,”

issued Daily

G.Ltd.,

H. Cafe Ltd., (Formerly Sweet Shop, “Penang

Fortnightly Market Report,” issued

G. H.) Restaurant, Tiffin and Tea “ Quarterly Stock of Imports,”

Room,

lates andMakers

Weddingof G.Cakes,

H. Sweets, Choco-

Caterers and issued Middle of January, April,

Confectioners—18, Battery Road; Teleph. July and October

6088; Cable Ad: Sweets

Page 1330 Penang Library

Travers & Sons, Ltd., Joseph (Incor- Presdt.—Hon. TheResdt. Councillor

Sorated in England), Merchants and Committee—Mrs. F. N. C. barege,

Miss

Garnier,C. Richardson, TheandRev.Ong

E. T. M. Lias, K.

[anufacturefs—Chartered Bank

bers; Cable Ad: Traverser. Head Office: Cham- Joo Sun

119, Cannon Street, London, E.C. Hon. Librarian—C. R. Samuel

(Established 1666) Hon. Treasurer—B. R. Sharma

XL ADDENDA (PENANG)

Page 1341 A gencies: Strai t s Settlements, Singapore’

F.M.S., Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Gopeng,

fa £ ^ Kampar, Fusing,Codes:Siam,A.B.C.

Puket;

5th Cable

Ban Aun Hoe, (Established 1905) Whole- Ad: Smelter; edn.,

sale and Retail

Medicines of Dealers

every of Chinese& Phrase Code k Bentleys SecondComplete

description—211

Western Union, Bentleys

Phrase

211 A, Carnarvon Street, Penang Code

London Directors — S. C. Ambrose

(chairman),

Sir F. George Sir Cecil L. Budd,

Penny, m.p., k.b.e.,

Wm.

Page 1342 Clark, Sir Arthur Adams, K.B.E.

Brown & Co., Ltd., George (Incorporated Secretary—F.

Dir. & GeneralC.Manager

Bell in the East—

ingineers—P.O.

S.S.), General Merchants and En-

Box 250 (Penang); Cable Hon. Mr. P. M. Robinson, M.I.E.E,

Ad: Fifer; Codes: Bentley’s and Private A.M.I.MECH.E.

Page 1344 Page 1347

Consolidated Tin Smelters, Ltd. (In- Jacks E Co. (Malaya), Ltd., William

corporated in England)—Head Office: (Incorporated (Incorporating inR. T.Straits

Reid Settlements)

k Co.,

Princes

London, E.C. 2House, 95, Gresham Street, Penang and ipoh), Engineers and Ltd.,

Gen-

Directors—His Excellency Don Simon eral Merchants - 8, Beach Street; Teleph.

I. Patino (president), R. J. Hose 351; Cable Ad: Expanded. Head

Ocean Building, Prince Street, Singa- Office:

(chairman),

K.B.E., Sir F.SirGeorge

Cecil Lindsay

Penny,Budd,

m.p., andpore. Branches at Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh

An tenor Patino, Ernest Y. Pearce, PortBentley’s,

Swettenham. Acme Codes: A.B.C.

a.i.m.m., R. Martinez Vargas, John 5thLondon edn.,

Agents—William

and Private

JacksStreet,

k Co.,

F. C.C,Budd

Bell, and J. H. C. E. Howeson

secretary W inches

London

ter House, Old Broad

E.C. 2

Local Transfer Office—Chartered

Chambers, Penang; Cable Ad: Smelter Bank H. El phick, managing director (S’pore.)

Local Registrar — Hon. Mr. P. M. R. N. Holmes, asst. do.

Robinson, m.i.e.e., a.m.i.megh.e. R.C.T. Ste wart, c. a., secretary(Singapore)

A. Sercombe, assistant

Subsidiary Companies— H. F. Clements, (signs per pro.)

Eastern Smelting Co., Ld.

Williams

Cornish Tin Harvey & Co.,Co.,Ld.Ld.

Smelting

Penpoll Tin Smelting Co., Ld. Kennedy & Co., Exchange, Share Brokers

and Insurance Agents—4, Beach Street,

Cable6thAd:edns.,

and Kennedy: Codes:Broomhall’s,

Lieber’s, A.B.C. 5th

Page 1346 Western Union kN.Bentley’s

Eastern ■ P artners—F.

and A. J. L. Donaldson F. Arthur

Syer, J.

Farquharand Street;Oriental

Teleph. 322;HotelCable—Ad:10,

Agencies

Sarkies; Codes: A. B. C.4th and 5 th Life:

edns.,

A.. H.R.Bentley’s

Jennings, andmgr.Western Union Motor:Prudential

National Assurance

Employee’sCo.,Mutual

Ld.

Klass, chfef de cuisine General Insurance Association, Ld.

Branch: Raffles Hotel, Singapore Sub-Agencies

Marine,

BritishFire,

and Burglary,

Mercantileetc.; North

Insurance

Page 1345 Co.j Ld.

Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

in England)—Chartered Bank Cham-

bers, Penang. Registered Office: Princes Hi & $1 &

House,

E.C. 2. 95,

HeadGresham

Office Street,

in the London,

East and Keong Lay k Co., Merchants—9, Pang-

Smelting Works: Penang. Branches and lay; Code: Teleph.kor Road; Bentley’s 429; Cable Ad: Keong-

ADDENDA (PENANG) XLI

"Page 1348 Head Office:—Mansfield

Singapore & Co., Ld.,

Kong & Co.,forManaging

Secretaries Estates and Agents and Managing Agents:—Straits Steamship

Industrial

Companies, Merchants and Comlnission Co., Ld. in Singapore — C. E.

Directors

Agents—10, King Street: Teleph. 204; Wurtzburg, A. E. Thornley Jones

Cable Ad: Kongco and F. S. Gibson

W. A. Kimpster, manager

M. Reid, assist,

J. Crichton, do. accountant

P. 1349 Assistants: F.a.l.a.a.,

"M. Adam (Bhuket),

Little & Co., Ltd., John, (Incorporated), L. G. Lee, T. E. Mason and W. M.

inMerchants,

England),etc.—Head

Wine, SpiritOffice

and (London),

Provision Gak-Rhind

A.Capt.

Risoe, supt. engineer

T. Sutherland, marine supt.

10, Pancras

Store (inLane,the E.C.

East)4. Raffles

Head Place,

Office H.J.E.A.Ward,

and

Singapore; Branch Depot: Bishop Street; Laing,manager

assist. .

Teleph. 982; Cable

A. E, Bond, managerAd: Littles;

directorPenang Page 1353

A.TehSinclair, manager

Thong Hoe, assistant

Pritchard & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in

Page 1349 S.S.),

Merchants,Wine, Spirit andLadies’ Provision

Gentlemen’s Tobacconists,

Outfitters. Milliners, and

Look Brothers, General Merchants and Tailors, Furniture

Commission Agents—215, Penang Road, Jewellers, Stationers, Book-sellers, Manufacturers,

Penang; Cable Ad: Lookers; Codes: Athletic Dealers and Ladies’ and

A.B.C.

Chin 5thLookedn.Seong,

and Bentley's

proprietorphrases Gentlemen’s Hairdressing—9, Union

Lo Street, Penang; Telephs,

sub-connections; Cable335Ad:

and 336 with

Peanco;

TanLengSengSoon,

Thye,manager

assistant Codes: A.B.C.-5th edn. and Bentleys,

Chong San Cheng, do. Branches: Ipoh and Butterworth

Branches: J. P. Souter, managing director

Wines & Provisions Department—211, Assistants—G. P. Puttock, A. J.

Penang Road, Penang Everitt,

(Ipoh), M.H.J.W.Parkin,

Sanders,T. G.H. Longley

Dutton

C.Lo Seng Ghim, manager

Eng Teik, assistant (Ipoh), Miss E. M. Tull and Miss N.

Chan Kee Kong, Ch’ng Kee Eng, Ward

Chin Poh Teh and Lo Pheng

Koon, salesmen

Gramophone & Music Store—175 and Quah Beng Kee,

Commission Miner,,Church

Agent—36, MerchantStreet;

and

177,

Cheang Campbell Street,

Ah Chye, Penang

manager Teleph. 378

Tan Cheng Keat, Cheang Kang

Thong and Seung Ah Thye, sales- Page 1353

men

Agencies:—

Winchester Flashlights and Batteries SCHOOLS

Columbia

H. GramophonesRecords

M. Y. Gramophone and Records Anglo-Chinese School, Methodist Epi-

Brilliantone Gramophones scopal Mission—74,W.Maxwell

Principal—Rev. RoadM.A.

A. Schurr,

Regal and, Odeon Records Assistants—W. E. Macdonald, m.a.,

H. F. Kuehn, m.a. and Wr. S.

Reinoehl

Page 1350 Headmistress, Middle School

Miss E. Stella Cass

Headmistress, Primary School

Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Shipping and Mrs. W. Schools

E. McDonald

Forwarding Beach

Chambers, Agents—Chartered

Street; Telephs.Bank660 Out-station — Dato Kramat,

(manager), 1366 and 1367 (office); Cable Bukit Mertajam and Nibong Tibal

Mansfield Rev. H. F. Kuehn

XLII ADDENDA (PENANG)

Page 1354 Wait, m.c., J. M. (attached

P. T. Hutchings Gamble (on leave),.

to S.V.C.)

Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. 30 2nd-Lieut. E. A. Fisher

Penang Road; Telephs. 1500 and 1501: “ C” (Malay) Co.

Cable Ad: Storage. Head Office: Borneo Captain J. H. Bassett—O. C. Co.,-

Wharf, Singapore (m.s.v.r., attached)

E. F. Mark, o.b.e., branch manager Acting Capt. Mohamed Noor

E.H. A.W.Schiess, assistant

Cornell, shop manager Lieuts. S. N. Ring (attached to J.V.E.),

Bagan Lnar depot C.andG.S.Sollis

M. O.(onMerican

leave), S. M. Osman

G. Carr 2nd-Lieut. Mohamed Hussain

St. George’s Girls’ School “ D ” (Chinese) Co.

Acting

CaptainCaptain

G. H. GohA. C. Trotter, O. C. Co.

Miss Richardson

Miss Paffitt Lieut. Leong Sin Kwee Hoe and Ong

Miss Thorn 2nd-Lieuts. Ung Guan

Miss Wilkinson Chong Keng

Miss Turnbull “ECaptain

” (Eurasian Co.) (attached)

Miss Perry E. Newbold (on leave)

Acting

2nd-Lieut. S. T.Toolseram

Capt. H. Newey, O. C. Go.

Page 1356 “ F ” (European) Co. (P.W.)

Volunteer Corps, Penang and Province Captain F. R. Mason, O. C. Co.

Wellesley— Acting Captain G. D. Taylor

Lieut.

2nd-Lieut.J. H.A.Baring-Gould /, T ^ ^

J. Hercombe (A.I.R.O.

• Nominal Roll of Officers <( attached)

Headquarters G” (Malay) Co. (PW.) , ,

Lt.commanding

Col. G. D. A. Fletcher, m.c., officer Acting

Major H. W. Esson, M.c., 2nd-in-comd. AngierCapts. A. R. Craig- and, G., E.

(on leave) x

Capt. Lieuts. J. Fairweather

W. A. Corkill(attached to-

jutantG. (the

H. Gilmore, d.s.o., m.c., ad-

Cameronians) P.M.V.I.),

and'Abdul-Jalii bin Osman .

(on leave)

Lieut. G. Goldsack, Quartermaster 2nd-Lieut. Mohd. Ghquse bln Mohd.

do.

do. J. W.H. Scharff, M.o.(on leave) Hussain

do. W. Brodie,m.o.

J. A. Cowan, M.o. do. (R. of O.) D Major R. N. Holmes, m.c. (R. of O.)

Chaplains. Capt. C. D. D. Hogan do.

Capt. Revd. K. Gamier Capt.

do. A. Devals (on leave) Lieut. P.J. N.W.Knight

B. Ogle do.

do.

Headquarter Wing ^ 2nd-Lieut. C. A. Reutens -:do.

1st Group-Lieuts. S. Mortimer, S. O. Unposted

and

Ahmed, actsintelligence

as asst, adjutant;

officer; R.BabaJ. E. Lt. Col. J.J. Saunders,o.B.E.,v.D.(R.ofO.).

Price (on leave) Capt. A. R. Thornton (on leave) do.

4th Group—R. D. Hume, M.c., T.o. Do. W. H. Thorne do. do.

“ ALieut.

” (European) Co. O. C. Co. Do. A. K. a. B. Terrell do. do.

J. A. McEvoy, Do.

Do. R.M.Richards,m.b.e.,do.

Lim Eow Thoon do.

do.

Major E. A. de Buriatte

Capt. A. J. L. Donaldson , do. (on leave) Do- S. S. Alsagoff, m.b.e., j.p. do.

do. T.J. M.W. Winsley, s’.v.c.,M.v.i.

R.a. (attd., Lieuts. A. O. Merican do.

Lieut. Boyd Walker, (attd., Do.

Do. J.C. Chang Po Jung

E. Robless do.

do.

do. W.

2nd-Lieuts. F. Fletcher

J. R. Bennett, J. W. D, Do. C. A. de Cruz l do.

Harding, A. T. Dougal and J. 2nd-Lieut. A. A. de Cruz do.

MacLennan Do. A.(attached to M.S.V.R.) O.)

W. Frisby (R. of

“ BLieuts.

” (Machine Lieut. H. M. Bright, m.m. (on leave*

J. E. A.Gun) Co. O. C. Co., P. R.

Clark, (MS.V.R. attached)

ADDENDA (MALACCA, F.M.S. AND PERAK) xml

MALACCA Page 1373

Page 1364 Town Planning Department

Selangor—Office: Kuala Lumpur

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Rubber Estate Town Planner—R.

M.T.P.I., P. Davis, m.i.m. & c.E.,

M.R.S.L Planner

and TioMerchants,

General Mine Agents and and

Importers Valuers,

Ex Assist. Town — H. .(London),

Kendall,

porters—4, Fort Road; Branches: Singa- A.M.T.P.I. A.R.i.B.A., TTniv. dipl. Arch.

pore, and Penang (Straits Settlements), Assist. Town Planner—W. Michael, p.a.s.i.,

Muar (Stateandof Ipoh Johore), Kuala Lumpur, a.m.i.m.

Seremban

ching, Sarawak; Cable(F.M.S.),

Ad: Simitand Ku- Chief surveyor),&(certificate

C.E., a.m.t.p.i.

in Town(chartered

Planning)

London Agents—Shaw, Darby & Co., Chief Clerk—A. Draughtsman—A.S. Rajaratnam

Manuelpillay

Ltd.,

Street,Winchester House,

London, E.C., 2 .Old Broad

Directors—Major W. M. Sime, o.b.e., J. Town Planner—P. Perak—Office: Ipoh

M. Sime, (Chairman) H. d’Esterre J. Williams, l.r.i.b.a.,

Darby, Lee Chim Tuan, T. F. Ander- m.t.p.i.

Assist.

son Pole, c.a., A. M. Sellar, H. S. _ A.M.T.P.I. Town Planner—D. M. McLachlan,

Russell and TanCheng Lock Negri Sembilan—Office: Seremban

Secretary—A. E. Lambert

Visiting Agents—F. M. Edmonds and Town Planner—F. L. Harding, a.m.t.p.i.

D. Anderson

Manager—H. S. Russell

Estate

M. Dept.—G. J. Dickson and B. ASSOCIATIONS A \'D CLUB, &c.

Hatfield PERAK

A,H. E.R. Lambert,

Mackay, import

accountsdept.

dept. Page 1382

C. F. Smith, shipping dept.

J. R. Burnham, do. Ipoh Club—Telephs. 15 and 442; Cable Ad:

Ipoh Club

President—Hon. Lt. Col, C. Rae

FED. MALAY STATE Vice-do. - J. Sinclair

Committee—C. J.

Coleman, S. W. Gooding, Bede Cox, E. H.

G. Grant,

Page 1368 C.- L. Green, J. Scott

Edgarand'

Jones,

Education MacLeod, S. D. H. W.R.

Director of Educ., S.S, and F.M.S.-Vacant Webb

Secretary—W. J. B. Ashby

( F. J. Morten, m.c.a. actg.)

Asst.

T. P.Dir. for Chinese

F. McNeill, m.c.sSchools

(actg.) F. M. S — Page 1384

Assist.

—V. W.Director for Chinese

W. S. Purcell, m.c.s.ofSchools S.S. Chenderiang Tin Dredging, Ltd. (Incor-

Personal Assist, to Director Education poratedrak, F.M.S.; in England)

Teleph. —Chenderiang,

Temoh 6; Railway Pe-

—J. M. Dorai Raj Station: Temoh, Cable Ad: Dredging,

Chief Clerk—V. Narayanasamy Chenderiang

Chief

and F.Inspector

M. S.—J.ofWatson

English Schools, S.S. R..W. V.M. Darge,

Chief Supt. of Physical Education, S.S. & Hardy,general

dredgemanager

staff ~

F.M.S—J. W. Jefferson F. Morgan, hydraulicing staff

Principal, Sultan Idris

for Teachers—O. Training College Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd. (Incorpor-

T. Dussek

Head Master, Malay College (Kuala Kang- ated in England)—Cable Ad: “Smelting”;

Code: A 20, B.C.Kampar

5th edn.;22,Telephs.

sar)—C. Bazell

Art Superintendent—G. Burgess Gopeng Fusing 4.Ipoh 65,

Technical School, Kuala Lumpur Head Office

Offices at in the East: Penang

Principal—H. T. M. Kent Ipoh—J.

Gopeng—Khoo M. Pennycuick,

Chin agentassistant

Kheng,

Trade School, Kuala Lumpur Kampar—C.

Actg, Principal—G. R. Percy

Motor Instructor—H. Geary R. J. Evans, assistant agent

M. McDonald,

Fusing—R. H. Cooper, acting agent

XLIV ADDENDA (PERAK, KUALA LUMPUR, SELANGOR)

age 1387. SELANGOR

MoHuTCHJSON, G. B., B.A., M.D., CH.B., Page 1397

B.A.O., l.m.,18, D.T.M.

Main &Road;

H., Physican.and

Taiping. Re- Artlishers—212,

Printing Batu Works,

Surgeon-

sidence: Swettenham Road, Taiping Road,Printers

Kuala and Pub-

Lumpur;.

W. R. Duff, M.B., CH.B., D.T.M. & H. Teleph. 2057; i’.O. Box'299; Cable Ad;

Arya;

Bentleys Codes:

CompleteA.B.C.

Phrase6th proprietor

edn., and

Page 1388 K. N. Iyengar, managing

S. Uajam, works manager

Morrison/Wilson L. H., a.inst. m.m., Page 1391

Mining Engineer—Codes used: A.B.O.

5th edn., BroomhalFs Imperial, Moreing, Borneo Motors, Ltd., and Borneo

and Neill Chevreolet, Ltd. — Ampang Road,

Kuala Lumpur

Page 1401

PERAK (IPOH) Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd. (Incorpor-

Page 1387 ated

Teleph.in5th107;England)

Cable — Kuala

Ad: Smelter;Lumpur:

Little & Co,, Ltd., John, (Incorporated A.B.C. Penang edn. Head Office in theCode;

East:

inMerchants,

England),'etc—HeadWine, SpiritOffice

and Provision

(London) J. M. O’C. George, agent

10, Paiicras Lane, K. J. Archer, assistant

and

Singapore;Store (in the EEast)

Branch

C. 4.Raffles

Depot:

HeadSquare

109,

Office

Belfield Pago 1404

Steet:

Ipoh Telepli. 684, Cable Ad. Littles, Kyle, Palmer & Co., Ltd. (Inc. in the

A.J. J.E. Latimer,

Bond, managing director F.M.S.), Importers, Printers, Merchants •

and Contractors Office:

to F.M.S.235,Government,

Kwok Ah Kit,manager assistant etc.—Registered

Kuala Lumpur." Branches:

Batu Road,

Ipoh (All

and

Penang (S.S.). Cable Ad: Kylpa

Branches); Codes; Bentley’s (2nd edn.),.

KUALA LUMPUR Kendall’s

Kuala and Hamilton’s

Lumpur - director ^

Edward

FrederickP.W.Kyle,Palmer do. (Ipoh)

Page 1405 H. P. Anderson, c.a., secretary'

Little & Co; Ltd., John, (Incorporated in G. H. Foenander, do. (printg. dept.)

England), WholesaleMerchants.,

and Retail Manu-

Wine, Penang

Spirit & Provision

facturers of Furniture, Complete House K. W. Hunter, manager

Furnishers,

Dressmakers, Tailors, Drapers,Outfitters,

General Milliners, Page 1394

Stationers, Book-sellers, Watch and Medical and Selangor Health Department,

Clock Makers,

Crockery,Supplies—Ampang Commission

Motor Cycles, Hardware Agents,

and

Estate Street and Office of State Medical and Health Officer—

New Embankment Kuala Lumpur

Telephs. 3305 andRoad, 3306;Kuala Lumpur;

Cable Ad: State

H. Medical(acting)

Smart and Health Officer—Dr. A.

Littles, Kuala Lumpur; Codes: A.B.C. Deputy

5th

London edn. and Bentley's —Dr. N. H. Harrison,and.

State Medical Health Officer

(acting)

Street,Office—-10,-

E.C. 4 J’ancras' - Lane, . Queen Clerk-in-Charge—Koh Medical

Boon San

Singapore Store—RafflesStreet

Penang -Depot—Bishop Square Bungsar Hospital—Kuala Lumpur

Ipoh Medical

Matron,. Officer—Dr.

Grade I—MissW.A.J. M.E. Phillips

E,Depot—Belfield

A.F. Hammond,

Bond, managing Street

director director

in charge Matron, Grade II—Miss M. G. Hobkirk

Johnston

' A. A. Ross, office manager (acting)

ADDENDA (SELANGOK) XLV

European Sisters—Misses V: E. M. Hunt, Radiologist—Dr. X-Ray Branch—Kuala Lumpur

C, A. Harness, A.tt.M.C. Smith E. M. Medical Officer i/cC.- F.Dr.Constant,

Eender,(onleave), (cnleave)

E. C. Vardy, (actg.)

R.Stanley (on leave),

Waring (on leave), M. Timmins (on Dental Department-Y XUS.

leave), A. M. G. Young, M. R. Evans, Dental Surgeon—Mr. C. F. Mummery

E. J.Assistant—J.

Staff Cribbens, IdaF. Young

Ryan and M. Jones (on leave) Health

Tanglin Hospital—Kuala Lumpur

Medical Office.r-Dr. W. T. C. Wakefield HealthHealth Office—Kuala

Officer—Dr. Lumpur

W. J. Vickers

do, R.—Dr.

Surgeon—Dr. H. P. Hodge (on leave)

M. Dannatt do. da —Dr. G.K. Murugasu

F. West

Anaesthetist Assistant — Dr.

Officials—Dr.andC. P.Medical

Allen Officer i/c of Health Q/ftre—Inland Districts

Pharmaceutical Chemist—Mr. A. H. Health Officer—Dr. J. C. P. Grey

Health Office - Coast

Millard

Henior Deputy Medical Officer—Dr. A. E. Health Office—Klang D.andW.Port

Health Officer—Dr. G. Paris

Duraisamy Swettenham

Assistant Medical Officers — Dr. M. Health Officer—Dr. R. E. Anderson

Vaithilingam, Dr. R, K. Thirupad and Quarantine Gamp—Port Swettenham

Dr. C, Grade

Matron, V. Jumeaux

I—Miss A. Spence (acting), Steward—C. IT. Hewat, (on leave)

European Sisters—Miss F. MacKinnon, Assistant chalam

Health Officer—Dr. S. Venkata-

Miss A. Matthews and Miss J. M. Nichol- Infant Welfare Centre Kuala Lumpur

son Ophthalmic Department Lady

Assistant Ophthalmologist—Dr. A. Yxs- Were,Medical Officer—Dr. (Mrs.) M. J.

(on leave)

walingam Lady Medical

Cairney, Officer—Dr. (Miss) M. C.

(acting)

Gaol Hospital — Kuala Lumpur

Medical Officer—Dr. W. 0. E. Diamond European Sigters—Miss M. Powell, (on

leave), M. Rollinson and Miss M. E.

Social

Chief Hygiene

Medical Branch—Kuala

Officer—Dr. Lumpur

E. K. C. W.CookeS. Johnston

Assistant Medical Officer—Dr. Infant Welfare Centre—Klang

Poulier European Sister—Miss D. Menzies

European Sister—Miss B. Brown

District Hospital—Kuala Lumpur Page 1407

Medical Officer—Dr. W. C. E. Diamond

Lady Medical Officer—Dr. (Miss) E. A. Planters’ Stores & Agency

Robertson -

Deputy MedicalRazak,

Officers—Dr.

.

Abdul Latiff (Incorporated in England,

Agents and Suppliers, 1878),Co.,Import

General

Ltd.

Estate

bin Abdul Dr. R. Vythilingam, and ExportAgents—Head

Merchants andOfficeShipping and

Dr. P. N. Sen and Dr. S. Candyah

Assistant Medical

Samuel,- Dr. Abdul Officers—Dr.

Ghani bin Mohamed H. P. Insurance

S.: Kuala Lumpur. Branches:

in F.M.

Klang and

and Dr.Grade

Matron, Che Lah bin Mohamed

II—Miss E. C. BosdenJoonus Port Swettenham.

Helen’s Place, E.C.London

3; & Office: 17, St.

at Calcutta,

European Sister—Miss K. A. Wickson Chittagong, Dibrugarrh, etc. Cable Ad:

Bandit;

hall’s Codes:

(Rubber A.B.C.

& General 5th edn.,

edn.), Broom-

Bentley’s,

District Hospital—Klang Lieber’s, Premier, Western Union

Medical Officer—Dr. T. F. Strang J. L.H.J.Keer, general manager

Assistant

Edwards Medical

and Dr. S.Officers—Dr.

Sanmugam G. T. Peace

Matrons Grade II—Miss S. A. Taylor (on H.

K. G.F. Sinclair

L. Mavity 1| W. S. J.H.Clark

P. Ager

leave) and Miss A. Y. Jackson, (acting)

District Hospital—Kuala Kubu Klang and Port Swettenham

Assistant Medical Officer—Dr. M. L. G. S. R. Wallace, branch manager

Dicum

District Hospital—Kajang Page 1397

Assistant Medical Officer—Dr. V. J. See-

varatnam Selangor Club—Kuala LumpurResident

District Hospita l—Serendah President—Hon. the British

Assistant Medical Officer—Dr. A. G. of Selangor {ex-officio)

Vice-President—J. Macdonald

Menon

xlvi ADDENDA (SELANGOR, NEGRI SEMBILAN AND JOHORE)

Committee—A. R. Byatt, P. H. Forbes, Partners— C. H. Figg, A. S. Collett,

H. L. Johnson, F. W. Palmer, C. Y. P. H. Fraser, c.a., I. L. Cameron, L,

B.WilksSewell, H. Weisberg and N. P. Samson,

Hawes H. W. and

(Colombo) Urquhart, C. E.

Secretary—P. W. Gleeson man (Kuala Lumpur) C. L. Chap-

Treasurers—Payne, Davis & Co. Assists.—F. A. Wardell (signs per pro.),

J. R. W. Collect, c.a., W. M. James

Page 1398 and D. De Marco, c.a.,

Selangor Golf Clltb—Kuala Lumpur Insurance

YorkshireAgencies

Insurance Co., Ld.

President—Y. A. Lowinger, c.b.e. North

Captain—J.

Secretary—F.C.R.M.Twiss Bell North China

BritishInsurance Co., Ld. Insur-

and Mercantile

ance Co., Ld.

Page 1395 NEGRI SEMBILAN

State Treasury, Sela>gor Page 1416

State Treasurer—D. Richards

Chief Clerk—S. Nagalingam Seremban Trading Co., The, Estate—Sup-

pliers and General Merchants 13

Page 1408 Cameron

(Seremban); Street,

CableSeremban;

Ad; Trading; Teleph. 120r

Codes;

Socfin

AgentsCo.,& Ltd. (Incorporated

Secretaries —3rd Milein F.Daman-

M. S.), A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s and Private

sara Khong Soo Chin, managing partner

P. R.O.Road,

Box

M. E.

KualaCable

330;

Michaux,

Lumpur;

Ad:

dir.

Teleph. 2165;

Rubberbank

and gen, mgr.

K. Vaithilingam, partner

Agencies

J. Macarez, secretary to do. The Assurance Franco-Asiatique

S. T. Rhodes, visiting agent Socony-Vacuum

Royal Exchange Corporation

Assurance

Agency Department—R.

Technical Department Leonard

P. officer

Michaux, manager and research JOHORE

J.I. Sibririakoff,

E. Talou, agriculturist Page 1423

engineer Sultan — His Highness Sir Ibrahim,

Dr. L. Dunlop, medical adviser g.c.m.g.,

Page 1409 Esteemedk.b.e.,

DarjahSovereign

Krabat (Family of theOrder)

Most-

and the Most Honourable Darjah

“Tamil

Newspaper Nesan”,Published

The only inbi-weekly Tamil ofMahkota

Malaya—212

Johore (Order of the Crown

Johore), First Class Osmanieh Order,

Batu Road, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 2057; First ClassFirst Order of the OrderCrown of

P. O. Box 299; Cable Ad: Arya; Codes: White Elephant ofClass

Rumania.

Siam Born

of the

17th

A.B.C.

Phrase 6th edn. and Bentley’s Complete Sept., 1873. Proclaimed 7th Sept., 1895;.

K.proprietor

N. Iyengar, managing editor and Private crownedSecretary—Major

2nd November, 1895

G.S. Rajam,

Parthasarathy b.a., assistant editor H.

PrivateMd. Said, d.p.m.j., f.t.s.The

Secretary-Capt. S.

Hon. Dato-

Abdullah,

works manager S.M.J., P.I.S.

Page 1409 Office of Mentri Besar

Whittall

pany Secretaries Agents and

— Kuala Com- Mentri

Lumpur, A. HamidBesar—Lt.

bin YusopCol.The Hon’ble Dato-

and Klang, Selangor, F.M.S.; Telephs. Deputy ungku Abdul Aziz, d.k. Hon. Y. M.

Mentri Besar—The

K.L.3361,Broomhall’s

Codes: ISlang 230; Cable Ad: Whittall;

(Rubber edn.),

Broomhall’s Imperial ChaNdu Monopoly—

Lieber’s,

ley’s, 2nd A.B.C. 5th and

Lieber’s 6thCombination,

5-letter edns.,

and Bent-

Birch-

CustomsTeleph.

Building, Johore Bahru;

32 (Johore)

wood.

London Head Office: Colombo,

Correspondents: Ceylon.

Thomson, Johore Bahru

Alston & Co., Ltd., 2, 3 and 4, Idol Lane, Supt.—Commissioner

Deputy Supt.—Omar bin of Trade

TTda & Customs-

Eastcheap, E.C. Assist, do. —Ismail bin Suleiman

ADDENDA (JOHORE) Xlvii

Storekeeper—Ahmad bin Sandot Office assistant—Satimen b Arnran

Chief Clerk—A. Aziz bin A. Hamid Chief Clerk—R. Omar b Chik (acting)

Inspr. of Chandu Shops—G. B. Gardner Chief Draftsman- T. M. Kasipillai

Muar Chief Computer—N. K. Pillai

Assist. Supt.—H. Omar bin Mentol District Office—3ohove Bahru

Do. —Safar bin

Storekeeper—Ismail bin SambotMorja Assist. Supt.—J. W. Morphett (acting)

Batu Pahat, Endau, Segamat, Kota District Office—Muar

Tinggi and Kukob Assist. Supt.—H. H. Cobon

Assist. Supts.—The Supts. of Customs Surveyor-on-agreement—R. A. Simcock

District Office—Batu Pahat

Page 1424 Assist. Supt.—K. L. Bedlington

Forest Department District Office—Segamat

Conservator—C. Smith (acting) m.f.s. Assist. Supt.—R. B. Horner

Assist, do. —J. S. Addison, m.f.s., Assist. Supt.—G. District Office—Kukup

Kluang L. Jerram (acting)

Sub-Assist. Conservator—Abu District Office—Kota Tinggi

Ahmed (acting) Johore BahruBakar bin Surveyor-in-charge—C. H. Jackson

Sub-Assist.

bin Haji, Md. Conservator,

Salleh Muar—Kosai SurveyorKluang-District Office

in-charge—R. E. Gray

General Adviser’s Office District-Office—Endau

Genl. Adviser—R. O. Winstedt c.m.g., d. Assist. Supt.—F. E. G. Caswell

litt. (Oxon)

Personal Assistant — Inche Ahmad bin

Andak, s.m.j., p.i.s. Atan bin Mohd.Yasin Financial Commissioner Treasury

Stenographer—Inche

Clerks—Sheikh Ahmad bin A. Rahman General—F. J. Tree and Auditor

and Unghu Ahmad bin Omar Treasurer

Ibrahim &binCollector of Stamp Duties—

Abu Bakar

Page 1425 Assist. Treasurer and

Duties—Ismail bin Abu Collector

Bakarof(acting)

Stamp

[Legal Adviser’s Department Account. —Haji Amin bin

Probate Examiner—Ng Yook Fong Ahmad (acting)

Legal Adviser—S. W. Jones

Deputy

(acting)Public Prosecutor — S. N. King Page 1428

Military Department Marine

(Johore Forces)

Headquarters: The Fort, Bukit Timbalan Acting Fort Officer—Abdul Aziz bin Ismail

Col.Sultan

Comdt. -Johore BahruH. Sir Ibrahim, Page 1429

Col. d.k.,

of Johore, H. s.p.m.j., g.c.m.g.,

K.B.E., etc. Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Cor-

2nd-in-Command—The

Yahya binAbuTalib, S.M.J. Lieut.-Col. Johore

Hon. poration—Johore Bahru; Teleph. 482,

Military

Major D.Adviser and Chief Instructor—

M. Noyes-Lewis A. C. Putley, sub-agent

Adjutant—Major Mohd. Tahir, s.m.j. L. W. R. McLaren

Quarter-Master

bin Ahmad — Capt. Abdul Rahman Page 1430

Staff

SaidOfficer—Maj. Hon. Dato

bin Haji Sulieman, Hajip.i.s.

d.p.m.j., Mohd. Masonic Lodge, Johore Royal, No. 3946,

E.C.—Johore Bahru

Page 1427 I.W.P.M.—W.

M.-F.Leslie Wood

C. Clarke

Survey Office S. W.-H. R. Cheeseman

J. W.—A. de Burgh-Thomas

Head D^ce—Johore Bahru Chaplain—H. H. Brown

Supt. of Surveys—C. E. Nugent Treasurer—G.

Secretary—H. Y.H. H.Darlow

Pery

Assist. Supt. (Office)—A. Graham Dir. of Ceremonies—L. McDonald

Surveyor-on-agreement—C. S. Sergei

XLYIII ADDENDA (KELANTAN, TRENGGANU)

Junior Deacon—G. P.H.Sutherland

Senior Deacon—J. Hunt Sole Manufacturers

Kelantan’s Udang

Best Durian

Assist. Dir. of Cer.—B.

Almoner—Ungku AbdulNelson

Aziz Keropoks and Cakes’’

Ikan, also

other Confectioneries

I.Organist—R.

G.—W. J. A. Dix

Northmore

Stewards—W. E. Nobbs and H. E.

Debney F. C. Snow

Tyler—A. TRENGGANU

Muar Planters’ Association Page 1435

Chairman—R. D.Green

Vice- do. —J. F.W. J. Evans Land Office

Secretary—A. Porter Commissioner—A. L. Birse(acting)

(acting)

Committee—C. G. Tanner, A. S. Reid,

G. E. Johnson, and H. Milles Mackay Collector—R. E. Turnbull

Shelly-Thompson &S.S.Demuth, Prison Department

Advocates Superintendent—B.

and Solicitors of and Johore—41, M. O’Connell

Jalan Ibrahim, Johore Bahru, and 82,

Jalan Soga Batu Pahat

W. E. Demuth, m.a. (Oxon.) Office of British Adviser

British Adviser—C. C. Brown (acting)

Chief

OfficialClerk—K. P. Pillai bin Taib

Translator—Abdullah

KELANTAN Page 1435

Page 1432 Education Departmtnt

Conservancy Board Board of Education—Dato Seri Andika

District de Raja, (Chairman), Dato Bentara

Wangsa, Luar,

—J. S. Officer

W. Reid,andM.c.s.

Registrar of Vehicles (Secretary),

Nara

Dato Kemal Dato

Deputy Regiatrar of Vehicles, Licensing

Officer and Municipal Secretary — Che and bin Abdullah, Inche Aman binMokhtar

de Raja, Haji Wan Mohd. Amin

Ismail bin Haji Omar Haji Abdullah bin Abdulmutalib

Supt.—Dato BentaraOsman

Chief Clerk—Inche Luar (Acting)

bin Mahmood

Land Office—Kota Bharu

Supt. of Lands and Registrar of Titles, Head Master—G. M. Nayar,School

Government English

Kelantan—W.

Assist. CollectorsLinehan,

of Land m.c.s.Revenue— Assistant Teachers—Saiyid Osman bin

Tengku

JayaMagistrate—Tengku SeriDato’

Sri Wangsa and Wira Musa and Wee Bian Leng

Land Jaya Raia Government Arab School

Chief Clerk—Wee Tiong Yang Head

DaudMaster—Sheikh Abdul-Rahman. bin

Page 1433 Assist. Teacher- Sheikh Zin bin Noor

Cycle Trading Co.—Kota Bharu; Cable Malay Vernacular Schools

Ad: Cycle,edns.Kelantan;

and 6th Codes: A.B.C. 5th Group

and Bentley’s HeadTeacher

Master (K. Trengganu

(Paya Districts) &

Bunga School)—Che

Agents for all the Leading makes of Ali bin Long

Bicycles and Motor Cycles Group

Head Teacher (Eastern

Master (Malay Districts)

School, Kemaman)and

Soon Thye (Chop), The Durian Cakes —Che Mohd. bin Ismail

Specialists—Works:

Kota Bharu, Kelantan; KampongCableChina,

Ad: Group Teacher (Western Districts) and

Lempok HeadAbu

Wan Master (Kuala

Bakar bin Besut

Chik School)—Che

TEEATIES, CODES, &C.

1

TREATIES WITH CHINA

GREAT BRITAIN

treaty between her majesty and the emperor of china

Signed, in the English and Chinese Languages, at Nanking,

29th August, 1842

Ratifications Exchanged at Hongkong, 26th June, 1843

Her Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland

and His Majesty the Emperor of China, being desirous of putting an end to the

misunderstandings and consequent hostilities which have arisen between the two

countries, have resolved to conclude a treaty for that purpose, and have therefore

named as their Plenipotentiaries, that is to say: Her Majesty the Queen of Great

Britain and Ireland, Sir Henry Pottinger, Bart., a Major-General in the Service of

the East India Company, &c.; and His Imperial Majesty the Emperor of China,

the High Commissioners Ke-ying, a Member of the Imperial House, a Guardian of

the Crown Prince, and General of the Garrison of Canton: and Ulpoo, of the Imperial

Kindred, graciously permitted to wear the insignia of the first rank, and the distinc-

tion of a peacock’s feather, lately Minister and Governor-General, &c., and now

Lieut.-General commanding at Chapoo—Who, after having communicated to each

other their respective full powers, and found them to be in good and due form, have

agreed upon and concluded the following Articles:—

Art. I.—There shall henceforward be peace and friendship between Her Majesty

the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and His Majesty the

Emperor of China, and between their respective subjects, who shall enjoy full security

and protection for their persons and property within the dominions of the other.

Art. II.—His Majesty the Emperor of China agrees that British subjects, with

their families and establishments, shall be allowed to reside, for the purpose of carry-

ing on their mercantile pursuits, without molestation or restraint, at the cities and

towns of Canton, Amoy, Foochow-foo, Ningpo, and Shanghai; and Her Majesty the

Queen of Great Britain, &c., will appoint superintendents, or consular officers, to

reside at each of the above-named cities or towns, to be the medium of communication

between the Chinese authorities and the said merchants, and to see that the just

duties and other dues of the Chinese Government, as hereinafter provided for, are

duly discharged by Her Britannic Majesty’s subjects.

Art. III. —It being obviously necessary and desirable that British subjects should

have some port whereat they may careen and refit their ships when required, and keep

stores for that purpose, His Majesty the Emperor of China cedes to Her Majesty the

Queen of Great Britain, &c., the Island of Hongkong to .be possessed in perpetuity

by Her Britannic Majesty, her heirs, and successors, and to be governed by such laws

and regulations as Her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain, &c., shall see fit to direct.

Art. IV.—The Emperor of China agrees to pay the sum of six millions of dollars,

as the value of the opium which was delivered up at Canton in the month of March,

1839, as a ransom for the lives of Her Britannic Majesty’s Superintendent and sub-

jects who had been imprisoned and threatened with death by the Chinese high officers.

Art. V.—The Government of China having compelled the British merchants trading

at Canton to deal exclusively with certain Chinese merchants, called Hong merchants (or

Co-Hong), who had been licensed by the Chinese Government for this purpose, the

Emperor of China agrees to abolish that practice in future at all ports where British

merchants may reside, and to permit them to cany on their mercantile transactions

with

t whatever persons they please; and His Imperial Majesty further agrees to pay to

he British Government the sum of three millions of dollars, on account of debts due

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to British subjects by some of the said Hong merchants, or Co-Hong, who have become

insolvent, and who owe very large sums of money to subjects of Her Britannic Majesty.

Art. VL—The G-ovemment of Her Britannic Majesty having been obliged to send

out an expedition to demand and obtain redress for the violent and unjust proceeding

of the Chinese high authorities towards Her Britannic Majesty’s officers and subjects,

the Emperor of China agrees to pay the sum of twelve millions of dollars, on account

of expenses incurred; and Her Britannic Majesty’s plenipotentiary voluntarily agrees,

on behalf of Her Majesty, to deduct from the said amount of twelve millions of

dollars, any sums which may have been received by Her Majesty’s combined forces,

as ransom for cities and towns in China, subsequent to the 1st day of August, 1841.

Art. VII.—It is agreed that the total amount of twenty-one millions of dollars,

described in the three preceding Articles, shall be paid as follows:—

Six millions immediately.

Six millions in 1843; that is, three millions on or before the 30th June, and

three millions on or before 31st of December.

Five millions in 1844; that is, two millions and a half on or before the 30th of

June, and two millions and a half on or before the 31st of December,

Four millions in 1845; that is, two millions on or before 30th of June, and

two millions on or before the 31st of December.

And it is further stipulated that interest at the rate of 5 per cent, per annum,

shall be paid by the Government of China on any portion of the above sums that are

not punctually discharged at the periods fixed.

Art. VIII.—The Emperor of China agrees to release, unconditionally, all subjects

of Her Britannic Majesty (whether natives of Europe or India), who may be in con-

finement at this moment in any part of the Chinese Empire.

Art. IX.—The Emperor of China agrees to publish and promulgate, under his

imperial sign manual and seal, a full and entire amnesty and act of indemnity ;to all

subjects of China, on account of their having resided under, or having had dealings

and intercourse with, or having entered the service of Her Britannic Majesty, or of

Her Majesty’s officers; and His Imperial Majesty further engages to release all

Chinese subjects who may be at this moment in confinement for similar reasons.

Art. X.—His Majesty the Emperor Of China agrees to establish at all the

ports which are, by Article II. of this Treaty, to be thrown open for the resort of

British merchants, a fair and regular tariff of export and import customs and other

dues, which tariff shall be publicly notified and promulgated for general information;

and the Emperor further engages that, when British merchants shall have once

paid at any of the said ports the regulated customs and dues, agreeable of the tariff

to be hereafter fixed, such merchandise may be conveyed by Chinese merchants

to any province or city in the interior of the empire of China, on paying a further

amount of transit duties, which shall not exceed per cent, on the tariff value of

such goods.

Art. XI.—It is agreed that Her Britannic Majesty’s chief high officer in China

shall correspond with the Chinese high officers, both at the capital and in the provinces,

under the term “ communication ”; the subordinate British officers and Chinese high

officers in the provinces under the term “ statement,” on the part of the former, and

on the part of the latter, “ declaration,” and the subordinates of both countries on a

footing of perfect equality; merchants and others not holding official situations, and

therefore not included in the above, on both sides for use the terra “ representation ”

in all papers addressed to, or intended for, the notice of the respective Govern-

ments.

Art. XII.—On the assent of the Emperor of China to this Treaty being received,

and the discharge of the first instalment of money, Her Britannic 'Majesty’s forces

will retire from Hanking and the Grand Canal, and will no longer molest or stop the

tiade of China. The military post at Chinhae will also be withdrawn, but the island

of Koolangsoo, and that of Chusan, will continue to be held by Her Majesty’s forces

until the money payments, and the arrangements for opening the ports to British

merchants, be completed.

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Art. XIII.—The ratifications of this Treaty by Her Majesty the Queen of Great

Britain, &c., and His Majesty the Emperor of China, shall be exchanged as soon

as the great distance which separates England from China will admit • but, in the

meantime, counterpart copies of it, signed and sealed by the Plenipotentiaries on

behalf of their respective Sovereigns, shall be mutually delivered, and all its provisions

and arrangements shall take effect.

Done at Nanking, and signed and sealed by the Plenipotentiaries on board Her

Britannic Majesty’s ship Cornwallis this 29th dat of August, 1842; corresponding

with the Chinese date, twenty-fourth day of the seventh month, in the twenty-second

year of Taou Kwang.

Henry Pottinoer,

Her Majesty's Plenipotentiary.

And signed by the seals of four Chinese Commissioners.

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Ratijications exchanged at Peking, 24>th October, 1860

Her Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland

and His Majesty the Emperor of China, being desirous to put an end to the existing

misunderstanding between the two countries and to place their relations on a more

satisfactory footing in future, have resolved to proceed to a revision and improvement

of the Treaties existing between them; and, for that purpose, have named as their

Plenipotentiaries, that is to say :—-

Her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain and Ireland, the Right Honourable the

Earl of Elgin and Kincardine, a Peer of the Unit&d Kingdom, and Knight of the

Most Ancient and Most Noble Order of the Thistle.

And His Majesty the Emperor of China, the High Commissioner Kweiliang, a

Senior Chief Secretary of State, styled of the East Cabinet, Captain-General of the

Plain White Banner of the Manchu Banner force, Superintendent-General of the

Administration of Criminal Law; and Hwashana, one of His Imperial Majesty’s

Expositors of the Classics, Manchu President of the Office for the Regulation of the

Civil Establishment, Captain-General of the Bordei’ed Blue Banner of the Chinese

Banner Force, and Visitor of the Office of Interpretation:

Who, after having communicated to each other their respective full powers and

found them to be in good and due form, have agreed upon and concluded the

following Articles: —

Art. I.—The Treaty of Peace and Amity between the two nations signed at

Nanking on the twenty-ninth day of August, in the year eighteen hundred and forty-

two, is hereby renewed and confirmed.

The supplementary Treaty and General Regulations of Trade having been

amended and improved, and the substance of their provisions having been incor-

porated in this Treaty, the said Supplementary Treaty and General Regulations of

Trade are hereby abrogated.

Art. II.—For the better preservation of harmony in future, Her Majesty the

Queen of Great Britain and His Majesty the Emperor of China mutually agree that,

in accordance with the universal practice of great and friendly nations, Her Majesty

the Queen may, if she see fit, appoint Ambassadors, Ministers, or other Diplomatic

Agents to the Court of Peking; and His Majesty the Emperor of China may, in like

manner, if he see fit, appoint Ambassadors, Ministers, or other Diplomatic Agents

to the Court of St. James.

Art. III.—His Majesty the Emperor of China hereby agrees that the Ambassador,

Minister, or other Diplomatic Agent, so appointed by Her Majesty the Queen of

Great Britain, may reside, with his family and establishment, permanently at the

capital, or may visit it occasionally at the option of the British Government. He

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shall not be called upon to perforin any ceremony derogatory to him as representing

the Sovereign of an independent nation on a footing of equality with that of China,

On the other hand, he shall use the same forms of ceremony and respect to His

Majesty the Emperor as are employed by the Ambassadors, Ministei-s, or Diplomatic

Agents of Her Majesty towards the Sovereigns of independent and equal European

nations.

ft is further agreed, that Her Majesty’s Government may acquire at Peking a

site for building, or may hire houses for the accommodation of Her Majesty’s Mission,

and the Chinese Government will assist it in so doing.

Her Majesty’s Representative shall be at liberty to choose his own servants and

attendants, who shall not be subject to any kind of molestation whatever.

Any person guilty of disi-espect or violence to Her Majesty’s Representative, or to

any member of his family or establishment, in deed or word, shall be severely punished.

Art. IY.—It is fui-ther agreed that no obstacle or difficulty shall be made to the

free movements of Her Majesty’s Representative, and that he and the persons of his

suite may come and go, and travel at their pleasure. He shall, moreover, have full

liberty to send and receive his correspondence to and from any point on the sea-coast

that he may select, and his letters and effects shall be held sacred and inviolable.

He may employ, for their transmission, special couriers, who shall meet with the same-

protection and facilities for travelling as the persons employed in carrying despatches

for the Imperial Government; and, generally, he shall enjoy the same privileges as

are accorded to officers of the same rank by the usage and consent of Western nations.

All expenses attending the Diplomatic Mission of Great Britain shall be borne

by the British Government.

Art. V.—His Majesty the Emperor of China agrees to nominate one of the

Secretaries of State, or a President of one of the Boards, as the high officer with

whom the Ambassador, Minister*or other Diplomatic Agent of Her Majesty the Queen

shall transact business, either personally or in writing, on a footing of perfect equality.

Art. VI.—Her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain agrees that the privileges

hereby secured shall be enjoyed in her dominions by the Ambassador, Minister, or

Diplomatic Agent of the Emperor of China, accredited to the Court of Her Majesty.

Art. VII.—Her Majesty the Queen may appoint one or more Consuls in the

dominions of the Emperor of China ; and such Consul or Consuls shall be at liberty

to reside in any of the open ports or cities of China as Her Majesty the Queen may

consider most expedient for the interests of British commerce. They shall be treated

with due respect by the Chinese authorities, and enjoy the same privileges and

immunities as the Consular Officers of the most favoured nation.

Consuls and Vice-Consuls in charge shall rank with Intendants of Circuit; Vice-

Consuls, Acting Vice-Consuls, and Interpreters, with Prefects. They shall have access

to the official residences of these officers, and communicate with them, either personally

or in writing, on a footing of equality, as the interests of the public service may require.

Art. VIII.—The Christian religion, as professed by Protestants or Roman

Catholics, inculcates the practice of virtue, and teaches man to do as,he would be

done by. Persons teaching it or professing it, therefore, shall alike be entitled to the

protection of the Chinese authorities, nor shall any such, peaceably pursuing their

calling and not offending against the laws, be persecuted or interfered with.

Art. IX.—British subjects are hereby authorised to travel, for their pleasure or

for purposes of trade, to all parts of the interior under passports which will be issued

by their Consuls, and countersigned by the local authorities. These passports, if

demanded, must be produced for examination in the localities passed through. If

the passport be not irregular, the bearer will be allowed to proceed, and no opposition

shall be offered to his hiring persons, or hiring vessels for the carriage of his baggage

or merchandise. If he be without a passport, or if he commit any offence against the

law, he shall be handed over to the nearest Consul for punishment, but he must not

be subjected to any ill-usage in excess of necessary restraint. No passport need be

applied for by persons going on excursions from the ports open to trade to a distance

not exceeding 100 li, and for a period not exceeding five days.

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The provisions of this Article do not apply to crews of ships, for the due restraint

of whom regulations will be drawn up by the Consul and the local authorities.

To Nanking, and other cities, disturbed by persons in arms against the Govern-

ment, no pass shall be given, until they shall have been recaptured.

Art. X.—British merchant ships shall have authority to trade upon the Great

River (Yangtsze). The Upper and Lower Yalley of the river being, however,

disturbed by outlaws, no port shall be for the present opened to trade, with the

exception of Chinkiang, which shall be opened in a year from the date of the signing

of this Treaty.

So soon as peace shall have been restored, British vessels shall also be admitted

to trade at such ports as far as Hankow, not exceeding three in number, as the British

Minister, after consultation with the Chinese Secretary of State, may determine shall

be ports of entry and discharge.

Art. XI.—In addition to the cities and towns of Canton, Amoy, Foochow, Ningpo,

and Shanghai, opened by the Treaty of Nanking, it is agreed that British subjects

may frequent the cities and ports of Newchwang, Tangchow (Qhefop)', Taiwan

(Formosa), Chao-chow (Swatow), and Kiung-chow (Hainan).

They are permitted to carry on trade with whomsoever they please, and to proceed

.to and fro at pleasure with their vessels and merchandise.

They shall enjoy the same privileges, advantages, and immunities at the said

towns and ports as they enjoy at the ports already open to trade, including the

right of residence, buying or renting, houses, of leasing land therein, and of building

churches, hospitals and cemeteries.

Art. XII.—British subjects, whether at the ports or at other places, desiring to

build or open houses, warehouses, churches, hospitals, or burial grounds, shall make

their agreement for the land or buildings they require, at the rates prevailing among

the people, equitably and without exaction on either side.

Art. XIII.—The Chinese Government will place no restrictions whatever upon

the employment, by British subjects, of Chinese subjects in any lawful capacity.

Art. XIY.—British subjects may hire whatever boats they please for the

transport of goods or passengers, and the.sum to be paid for such boats shall be settled

between the parties themselves, without the interference of the Chinese Government.

The number of these boats shall not be limited, nor shall a monopoly in respect either

•of the boats or of the porters or coolies engaged in carrying the goods be granted to

any parties. If any smuggling takes place in them the offenders will, of course, be

punished according to law.

Art. XV.—All questions in regard to rights, whether of property or person, arising

between British subjects, shall be subject to the jurisdiction of the British authorities.

Art. XYI.—-Chinese subjects who may be guilty of any criminal act towards

British subjects shall be arrested and punished by the Chinese authorities according

to the laws of China.

British subjects who may commit any crime in China shall be tried and punished

by the Consul, or other public functionary authorised thereto, according to the laws

of Great Britain.

Justice shall be equitably and impartially administered on both sides.

Art. XVII.—A British subject, having reason to complain, of Chinese, must

proceed to the Consulate and state his, grievance. The Consul will inquire into the

merits of the case, and do his utmost to arrange it amicably. In like manner, if a

Chinese have reason to complain of a British subject, the Consul, shall no less listen

to his complaint, and endeavour to settle it in a friendly manner. If disputes, take

place of such a nature that the. Consul cannot arrange them amicably, then he shall

request the assistance of the Chinese authorities, that they may together examine

into the merits of the case, and decide it equitably.

Art. XVIII.—The Chinese authorities shall at all times afford the fullest

protection to the persons and property of British subjects, whenever these shall have

been subjected to insult or violence. In all cases of incendiarism or robbery, the

local authorities shall at once take the necessary steps for the recovery of the stolen

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property, the suppression of disorder, and the arrest of the guilty parties, whom they

will punish according to law.

Art. XIX.—If any British merchant-vessel, while within Chinese waters, be

plundered by robbers or pirates, it shall be the duty of the Chinese authorities to use

every endeavour to capture and punish the said robbers or pirates and to recover the

stolen property, that it may be handed over to the Consul for restoration to the owner.

Art. XX.—If any British vessel be at any time wrecked or stranded on the coast

Of China, or be compelled to take refuge in any port within the dominions of the

Emperor of China, the Chinese authorities, on being apprised of the fact, shall

immediately adopt measures for its relief and security ; the persons on board shall

receive friendly treatment and shall be furnished, if necessary, with the means of

conveyance to the nearest Consular station.

Art. XXI.—If criminals, subjects of China, shall take refuge in Hongkong or

on board the British ships there, they shall, upon due requisition by the Chinese

authorities, be searched for, and, on proof of their guilt, be delivered up.

In like manner, if Chinese offenders take refuge in the houses or on board the

vessels of British subjects at the open ports, they shall not be harboured or concealed,

but shall be delivered up, on due requisition by the Chinese authorities, addressed to

the British Cpnsul.

Art. XXII.—Should any Chinese subject fail to discharge debts incurred to a

British subject, or should he fraudulently abscond, the Chinese authorities will do their

utmost to effect his arrest and enforce recovery of the debts. The British authorities

will likewise do their utmost to bring to justice any British subject fraudulently

absconding or failing to discharge debts incurred by him to a Chinese subject.

Art. XXIII.—Should natives of China who may repair to Hongkong to trade

incur debts there, the recovery of such debts must be arranged for by the English

Court of Justice on the spot; but should the Chinese debtor abscond, and be known

to have property real or personal within the Chinese territory, it shall be the duty of

the Chinese authorities on application by, and in concert with, the British Consul,

to do their utmost to see justice done between the parties.

Art. XXIV.—It is agreed that British subjects shall pay, on all merchandise

imported or exported by them, the duties prescribed by the tariff; but in no case shall

they be called upon to pay other or higher duties than are required of the subjects

of any other foreign nation.

Art. XXV.—Import duties shall be considered payable on the landing of the

goods, and duties of export on the shipment of the same.

Art. XXVI.—Whereas the tariff fixed by Article X. of the Treaty of Nanking,

and which was estimated so as to impose on imports and exports a duty of about

the rate of five per cent, ad valorem, has been found, by reason of the fall in value of

various articles of merchandise therein enumerated, to impose a duty upon these

considerably in excess of the rate originally assumed, as above, to be a fair rate, it is

agreed that the said tariff shall be revised, and that as soon as the Treaty shall have

been sighed, application shall be made to the Emperor of China to depute a high

officer of the Board of Revenue to meet, at Shanghai, officers to be deputed on behalf

of the British Grovernment, to consider its revision together, so that the tariff, as

revised, may come into operation immediately after the ratification of this Treaty.

Art. XXVII.—It is agreed that either of the high contracting parties to this

Treaty may demand a further revision of the tariff, and of the Commercial Articles of

this Treaty, at the end of ten years ; but if no demand be made on either side within

six months after the end of the first ten years, then the tariff shall remain in force for

ten years more, reckoned from the end of the preceding ten years, and so it shall

be at the end of each successive ten years.

A-rt- XXVIII.—Whereas

that -British imports, having paidit was agreedduties,

the tariff in Article

shouldX.be ofconveyed

the Treaty of Nanking

into the interior,

free of all further charges, except a transit duty, the amount whereof was not to

exceed a certain percentage on tariff value; and whereas, no accurate information

having been furnished of the amount of such duty, British merchants have constantly

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complained that charges are suddenly and arbitrarily imposed by the provincial

authorities as transit duties upon prpduce on its way to the foreign market, and on

imports on their way into the interior, to the detriment of trade ; it is agreed that

within four months from the signing of this Treaty, at all ports now open to British

trade, and within a similar period at all ports that may hereafter be, opened, the

authority appointed to superintend the collection of duties shall be obliged, upon

application of the Consul, to declare the amount of duties leviable oh produce between

the place of production and the port of shipment upon imports between the Consular

port in question and the inland markets named by the Consul; and that a notification

thereof shall be published in English and Chinese for general information.

But it shall be at the option of any British subject desiring to convey produce

purchased inland to a port, or to convey imports from a port to an inland market, to

clear his goods of all transit duties, by payment of a single charge. The amount of

this charge shall be leviable on exports at the first barrier they may have to pass, or,

on imports at the port at which they are landed; and on payment thereof a certificate

shall be issued, which shall exempt the goods from all further inland charges whatsoever.

It is further agreed that the amount of the charge shall be calculated, as nearly

as possible, at the rate of two and a half per cent, ad valorem, and that it shall be fixed

for each article at the conference to be held at Shanghai for the revision of the tariff.

It is distinctly understood that the payment of transit dues, by commutation or

otherwise, shall in no way affect the tariff duties on imports or exports, which will

continue to be levied separately and in full.

Art. XXIX.—British merchant vessels, of more than one hundred and fifty tons

burden, shall be charged tonnage-dues at the rate of four mace per ton ; if of one

hundred and fifty tons and under, they shall be charged at the rate of one mace per ton.

Any vessel clearing from any of the open ports of China for any other of the open

ports, or for Hongkong, shall be entitled, on application of the master, to a special

certificate from the Customs, on exhibition of which she shall be exempted from all

further payment of tonnage dues in any open ports of China, for a period of four

months, to be reckoned from the port-clearance.

Art. XXX.—The master of any British merchant vessel may, within forty-eight

hours after the arrival of his vessel, but not later, decide to depart without breaking

bulk, in which case he will not be subject to pay tonnage-dues. But tonnage-dues

shall be held due after the expiration of the said forty-eight hours. No other fees or

charges upon entry or departure shall be levied.

Art. XXXI.—No tonnage-dues shall be payable on boats employed by British

subjects in the conveyance of passengers, baggage, letters, articles of provision, or

other articles not subject to duty, between any of the open ports. All cargo-boats,

however, conveying merchandise subject to duty shall pay tonnage-dues once in six

months, at the rate of four mace per register ton.

Art. XXXII.—-The Consuls and Superintendents ofCustoms shall consult together

regarding the erection of beacons or lighthouses and the distribution of buoys and

lightships, as occasion may demand.

Art. XXXIII.—Duties shall be paid to the bankers authorised by the Chinese

Government to receive the same in its behalf, either in sycee or in foreign money,

according to the assay made at Canton on the thirteenth of July, one thousand eight

hundred and forty-three.

Art. XXXIY.—Sets of standard weights and measures, prepared according to

the standard issued to the Canton Custom-house by the Board of Revenue, shall be

deli vered by the Superintendent of Customs to the Consul at each port to secure

uniformity and prevent confusion.

Art. XXXV,—Any British merchant vessel arriving at one of the open ports

shall be at liberty to engage the services of a pilot to take her into port. In like

manner, after she has discharged all legal dues and duties and is ready to take her

departure, she shall be allowed to select a pilot to conduct her out of port.

Art. XXXVI.—Whenever a British merchant vessel shall arrive off one of the

open ports, the Superintendent of Customs stall depute one or rpore Customs officers

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to guard the ship. They shall either live in a boat of their own, or stay on board the-

ship, as may best suit their convenience. Their fodd and expenses shall be supplied

them from the Custom-house, and they shall not be entitled to any fees whatever

from the master of consignee. Should they violate this regulation, they shall be

punished proportionately to the amount exacted.

Art. XXXVII.—Within twenty-four hours after arrival, the ships’ papers,

bills of lading, etc., shall be lodged in the hands of the Consul, who will within a

further period of twenty-fourhours report to the Superintendent of Customs the name

of the ship, her fegistered tonnage, and the nature of her cargo. If, owing to neglect

on the part of the master; the above rule is not complied with within forty-eight

hours after the ship’s arrival, he shall be liable'to a fine of fifty taels for every day’s

delay; the total amount of penalty, however, shall not exceed two hundred taels.

The master will be responsible for the co'rreetness of the manifest, which shall

contain a full and true account of the particulars of the cargo on board. For

presenting a false manifest, he will subject himself to a fine of five hundred taels; but

he will be allowed’to correct, within twenty-fouf hours after delivery of it to the customs

officers, any mistake he may discover in his manifest without incurring this penalty.

Art. XXXVIII.—After receiving from the Consul the report in due form, the

Superintendent of Customs shall grant the vessel a permit to open hatches. If the

master shall open hatches, and begin to discharge any goods, without such permission,

he shall be fined five hundred taels, and the goods discharged shall be confiscated wholly-

Art. XXXIX —Any British merchant who has cargo to land or ship must apply

to the Superintendent of Customs for a special permit. Cargo landed or shipped

without such permit will be liable to confiscation.

Art. XL.—No transhipment from one vessel to another can be made without

special permission, under pain of confiscation of the goods so transhipped.

Art. XLI.—When all dues and duties shall have been paid, the Superintendent

of Customs shall give a port-clearance and the Consul shall then return the ship’s

papers, so that she may depart on her voyage.

Art. XLII.—With respect to articles subject, according todhe tariff, to an ad

valorem duty, if the British merchant cannot agree with the Chinese officer in affixing

its value, then each party shall call two or three merchants to look at the goods, and

the highest price at which any of these merchants would be willing to purchase

them shall be assumed as the value of the goods.

Art. XLIII.—Duties shall be charged upon the net weight of each article,

making a deduction for the tare, weight of congee, &c. To fix the tare of any articles,

such as tea, if the British merchant cannet agree with the Custom-house officer, then

each party shall choose so many chests out of every hundred, which being first

weighed in gross, shall afterwards be tared, and the average tare upon these chests

shall be assumed as the tare upon the whole; and upon this principle shall the

tare be fixed upon other goods and packages. If there should be any other points in

dispute which cannot be settled, the British merchant may appeal to his Consul, who

will communicate the particulars of the case to the Superintendent of Customs, that

it may be equitably arranged. But the appeal must be made within twenty-four

hours or it will not be attended to. While such points are still unsettled, the

Superintendent of Customs shall postpone the insertion of the same in his books.

Art. XLIV.—Upon all damaged goods a fair reduction of duty shall be allowed

proportionate to theiroutdeterioration.

the manner pointed in the clause ofIf this

anyTreaty

disputes arise,reference

having they shall be settled

to articles whichin

pay duty ad valorem.

Art. XLV.—British merchants who may have imported merchandise into any of

the open ports, and paid the duty thereon, if they desire to re-export the same, shall

be entitled to make application to the Superintendent of Customs, who, in order to

prevent fraud on the revenue, shall cause examination to be made by suitable officers,

to see that the duties paid on such goods, as entered in the Custom-house books,

correspond with the representations made and that the goods remain with their

original marks unchanged. He shall then make a memorandum of the port clearance

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of the goods, and of the amount of duties paid, and deliver the same to the merchant,

and shall also certify the facts to the officers of Customs of the other ports. All which

being done, on the arrival in port of the vessel in which the gf ods are laden, every-

thing being found on examination there to correspond, she shall be permitted to break

bulk, and land the said goods, without being subject to the payment of any additional

duty thereon. But if, on such examination, the Superintendent of Customs shall

detect any fraud on the revenue in the case, then the goods shall be subject to

confiscation by the Chinese Government.

British merchants desiring to re-export duty-paid imports to a foreign country

shall be entitled, on complying with the same conditions as in the case of re-exporta-

tion to another port in China, to a drawback certificate, which shall be a valid tender

to the Customs in payment of import or export duties.

Foreign grain brought into any port of China in a British ship, if no part thereof

has been landed, may be re-exported without hindrance.

Art. XLVI.—The Chinese authorities at each port shall ado]it the means they

may judge most proper to prevent the revenue suffering from fraud or smuggling.

Art. XLVIL-—British merchant-vessels are not entitled to resort to, other than the

ports of trade declared open by Treaty; they are not unlawfully to enter other ports in

China, or to carry on clandestine trade along the coast thereof. Any vessel violating this

provision shall, with her cargo, be subject to confiscation by the Chinese Government.

Art. XLVIII.—If any British merchant-vessel be concerned in smuggling, the

goods, whatever their value or nature, shall be subject to confiscation by the Chinese

authorities, and the ship may be prohibited from trading further, and sent away as

soon as her account shall have been adjusted and paid.

Art. XLIX.—-All penalties enforced, or confiscations made, under this Treaty

shall belong and be appropriated to the public service of the Government of China.

Art. L.—All official communications addressed by the Diplomatic and Consular

Agent of Her Majesty the Queen to the Chinese Authorities shall, henceforth, be writ-

ten in English. They will for the present be accompanied by a Chinese version, but it

is understood that, in the event of there being any difference of meaning between the

English and Chinese text, the English Government will hold the sense as expressed in

the English text to be the correct sense. This provision is to apply to the Treaty now

negotiated,the Chinese textofwhichhasbeencarefullycorrectedbytheEnglish original.

Art. LI.—It is agreed that henceforward the character ^ “J” (barbarian) shall not

be applied to the Government or subjects of Her Britannic Majesty in any Chinese official

document issued by the Chinese authorities, either in the capital or in the provinces.

Art. LII.—British ships of war coming for no hostile purpose, or being engaged

in the pursuit of pirates, shall be at liberty to visit all ports within the dominions

of the Emperor of China, and shall receive every facility for the purchase of pro-

visions, procuring water, and, if occasion require, for the making of repairs. The

commanders of such ships shall hold intercourse with the Chinese authorities on

terms of equality and courtesy.

Art. LIII.—In consideration of the injury sustained by native and foreign

commerce from the prevalence of piracy in the seas of China, the high contracting

parties agree to concert measures for its suppression.

Art. LIV.—The British Government and its subjects are hereby confirmed in all

privileges, immunities, and advantages conferred on them by previous Treaties: and

it is hereby expressly stipulated that the British Government and its subjects will be

allowed free and equal participation in all privileges, immunities and advantages that

may have been, or may be hereafter, granted by His Majesty the Emperor of China

to the Government or subjects of any other nation.

Art. LV.—In evidence of her desire for the continuance of a friendly under-

standing, Her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain consents to include in a Separate

Article, which shall be in every respect of equal validity with the Articles of this

Treaty, the condition affecting indemnity for expenses incurred and losses sustained

*n the matter of the Canton question.

12 TIENTSIN TREATY, 1858

Art. LVI.—The ratifications of this Treaty, under the hand of Her Majesty the

Queen of Great Britain and Ireland, and of His Majesty the Emperor of China, re-

spectively, shall be exchanged at Peking, within a year from this day of signature.

In token whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed and sealed this-

Treaty. Done at Tientsin, this twenty-sixth day of June, in the year of our Lord one

thousand eight hundred and fifty-eight; corresponding with the Chinese date, the

sixteenth day, fifth moon, of the eighth year of Hien Fung.

[l.s.] Elgin and Kincardine.

Signature of 1st Chinese Plenipotentiary. Signature of 2nd Chinese Plenipotentiary,

Separate Article annexed to the Treaty concluded betvjeen Great Britain and China on the

twenty-sixth day of June, in the year One Thousand Eight Hundred and Fifty-eight.

It is hereby agreed that a sum of two millions of taels, on account of the losses sus-

tained by British subjects through the misconduct of the Chinese authorities at Canton,

and a further sum of two millions of taels on account of the Military expenses of the ex-

pedition which Her Majesty the Queen has been compelled to send out for the purpose of

obtaining redress and of enforcing the observance of Treaty provisions, shall be paid

to Her Majesty’s Representatives inChinabythe authorities oftheKwangtung Province.

The necessary arrangements with respect to the time and mode of effecting

these payments shall be determined by Her Majesty’s Representative, in concert with

the Chinese authorities of Kwangtung.

When the above amounts shall have been discharged in full, the British forces

will be withdrawn from the city of Canton. Done at Tientsin this twenty-sixth day of

June, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-eight, corresponding

with the Chinese date,, the sixteenth day, fifth moon, of the eighth year of Hien Fung.

[l.s.] Elgin and Kincardine.

Signature of 1st Chinese Plenipotentiary. Signature of 2nd Chinese Plenipotentiary.

AGREEMENT IN PURSUANCE OE ARTICLES XXYI.

AND XXVIII. OE THE TREATY OE TIENTSIN *

Signed at Shanghai, 8th November, 1858

Whereas it was provided, by the Treaty of Tientsin, that a conference should be

held at Shanghai between Officers deputed by the British Government on the one part

and by the Chinese Government on the other part, for the purpose of determining the

amount of tariff duties and transit dues to be henceforth levied, a conference has been

held accordingly; and its proceedings having been submitted to the Right Honourable

the Earl of Elgin and Kincardine, High Commissioner and Plenipotentiary of Her

Majesty the Queen on the one part; and to Kweiliang, Hwashana, Ho Kwei-tsing,

Ming-shen, and Twan Ching-shih, High Commissioners and Plenipotentiaries of His

Imperial Majesty the Emperor, on the other part, these High Officers have agreed

and determined upon the revised Tariff hereto appended, the rate of transit dues

therewith declared, together with other Rules and Regulations for the better explana-

tion of the Treaty aforesaid ; and do hereby agree that the said Tariff and Rules—

the latter being in ten Articles, thereto appended—shall be equally binding on the

Governments and subjects to both countries with the Treaty itself.

In witness whereof they hereto affix their Seals and Signatures.

Done at Shanghai, in the province of Kiangsu, this eighth day of November, in

the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and fifty-eight, being the third day of the

tenth moon of the eighth year of the reign of Hien Fung.

Seal of Chinese Plenipotentiaries. [l.s.] Elgin

Signatures andofKincardine.

the Five Chinese Plenipotentiaries.

* The Import Tariff was superseded by one arranged in 1902 which,with

intions1919,(j.o.).and this last was revised in 1922 in accordance in turn,

the was supersededConference

Washington by one arranged

resolu-

THE CHEFOO CONVENTION, 1876

Ratifications exchanged at London, 6th May; 1886

Agreement negotiated between Sir Thomas Wade, k.c.b., Her Britannic

Majesty’s Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at the Court of China,

and Li, Minister Plenipotentiary of His Majesty the Emperor of China, Senior Grand

Secretary, Governor-General of the Province of Chihli, of the First Class of the

Third Order of Nobility.

The negotiation between the Ministers above named has its origin in a despatch

received by Sir Thomas Wade, in the Spring of the present year, from the Earl of

Derby, Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, dated 1st January, 1876.

This contained instructions regarding the disposal of three questions : first, a satis-

factory settlement of the Yunnan affair; secondly, a faithful fulfilment of engagements

of last year respecting intercourse between the high officers of the two Governments;

thirdly, the adoption of a uniform system in satisfaction of the understanding arrived

at in the month of September, 1875 (8th moon of the 1st year of the reign Kwang

Su), on the subject of rectification of conditions of trade. hIt is to this despatch that

Sir Thomas Wade has referred himself in discussions on these questions with the

Tsung-li Yaraen, further reference to which is here omitted as superfluous. The

conditions now agreed to between Sir Thomas Wade and the Grand Secretary are as

follows :—

Section I.—Settlement of the Yttnnan Case

1. —A Memorial is to be presented to the Throne, w

Yamen or by the Grand Secretary Li is immaterial, in the sense of the memorandum

prepared by Sir Thomas Wade. Before presentation the Chinese text of the Memorial

is to be shown to Sir Thomas Wade.

2. —The Memorial having been presented to the Throne,

in reply received, the Tsung-li Yamen will communicate copies of the Memorial and

Imperial decree of Sir Thomas Wade, together with copy of a letter from the

Tsung-li Yamen to the Provincial Governments, instructing them to issue a proclama-

tion that shall embody at length the above Memorial and Decree. Sir Thomas Wade

will thereon reply to the effect that for two years to come officers will be sent by the

British Minister to different places in the provinces to see that the proclamation is

posted. On application from the British Minister or the Consul of any port instructed

by him to make application, the high officers of the provinces will depute competent

officers to accompany those so sent to the places which they go to observe.

of the3. frontier trade—In

between Burmah order to the framing

and Yunnan, of such submitting

the Memorial regulations the

as will b

proposed settlement of the Yunnan affair will contain a request that an Imperial

Decree be issued directing the Governor-General and Governor, whenever the British

Government shall send officers to Yunnan, to select a competent officer of rank to

confer with them and to conclude a satisfactory arrangement.

4. —The British Government will be free for five year

next, being the 17th day of the 11th moon of the 2nd year of the reign of Kwang Su,

to station officers at Ta-li Fu, or at some other suitable place in Yunnan, to observe

14 THE CHEFOO CONVENTION, 1876

the conditions of trade ; to the end that they may have information upon which to

base the regulations of trade when these have to be discussed. For'the considera-

tion and adjustment of any matter affecting British officers or subjects these officers

will be free to address themselves to the authorities of the province. The opening

of the trade may be proposed by the British G-overnment as it may find best at any

time within the term of five years, or upon expiry of the term of five years.

Passports having been obtained last year for a Mission from India into Tiinnau,

it is open to the Viceroy of India to send such Mission at. any time he may see fit.

5. —The amount of indemnity to be paid on account of the families of

and others killed in Yunnan, on account of the expenses which the Yunnan case has

occasioned, and on account of claims of British merchants arising out of the action

of officers of the Chinese Government up to the commencement of the present year,

Sir Thomas Wade takes upon himself to fix at two hundred thousand taels, payable

on demand.

6. —When the case is closed an Imperial letter will be written expres

for what has occurred in Yunnan. The Mission bearing the Imperial letter will

proceed to England immediately. Sir Thomas Wade is to be informed of the

constitution of this Mission for the information of this Government. The text of the

Imperial letter is also to be communicated to Sir Thomas Wade by the Tsung-li

Yamen.

Section II.—Official Intercourse

Under this heading are included the conditions of intercourse between high

officers in the capital and the provinces, and between Consular officers and Chinese

officials at the ports; also the conduct of judicial proceedings in mixed cases.

1. —In the Tsung-li Yamen’s Memorial of the 28th September, 1875

of Kung and the Ministers state 1 that their object in presenting it had not been

simply the transaction of business in which Chinese and Foreigners might be con-

cerned; missions abroad and the question of diplomatic intercourse lay equally with-

n their prayer. ■ ,

To the prevention of farther misunderstanding upon the subject of intercourse

and cdrresjidnd^hce,'1 the pTe^eht conditiohis; of bbth having caused complaint in the

capital and in the provinces, it is agreed that the Tsung-li Yamen shall address a

circular To the Legations, inviting Foreign Representatives to consider with them a

Code of etiquette^ to the end that foreign officials in China, whether at the ports or

elsewhere, may be treated with the same regard as is shown them when serving

abroad in other countries and as would be shown to Chinese agents so serving abroad.

The fact that China is aboiit to establish Missions and Consulates abroad renders

ari understanding on these points essential.

2. —The British Treaty of 1858, Article XVI., lays down that “Chin

who may.be giiilty of any criminal act towards British subjects shall be arrested and

punished by Chinese authorities according to the laws of China.

‘‘British subjects ,\yho may commit any crime iu China shall be tried and

punished by the Consul, or any other public functionary authorised thereto, accord-

ing to the laws of Great Britain.;

“ Justice shall be equitably and impartially administered on both sides.”

The words “functionary authorised thereto” Are translated in the Chinese text

“British Government.”

Ift order to the fulfilment of its Treaty obligation, the British Government has

established a Supreme Court at Shanghai with a special code of rules, which it is

now about to revise. The Chinese Government has established at Shanghai a Mixed

THE CHEFOO CONVENTION, 1876 If

Court; but the

oppularity, officer presiding

constantly over it,,either

fails to enforce, from lack of ppwer or ..'dread of un-

his judgments. X;

It is now understood that the Tsuug-li Yainen will write a circular to the Lega*-

tion, inviting Foreign Representatives at once to consider with the Tsung-li Yamen

the measures needed for the more effective administration of justice at the, ports,

open to trade. , ,

3.—It is agreed that, whenever a crime is committed affecting; The person or

property of a British subject, whether in the interior dr at the open ports, the British

Minister shall be free to send officers.to the spot to he ; present,at the: investigation.

To the prevention of misunderstanding! oh this point, Sir Thomas Wade will

write a Note to the, above effect, to which the Tsuhg-li Yiurien will reply, affirming

that this is the course of proceeding, to he adhered td for thd time To'come.

It is further understood that solong as the laws of the two countries differ from

each other, there can be but one principle to guide judicial proceedings in mixed cases

in China, namely, that the case is tried by the official of the defendant’s nationality;

the official of the plaintiff’s nationality merely attending to watch the proceedings in

the interest of justice. If the officer so attending be dissatisfied w ith the proceedings,

it will be in his power to protest against them hi detail. The law administered will

be the law of the nationality of the officer trying the case; This is the meaning of

the words hui t’ung. indicating combined action in judicial proceedings, in Article

XYI. of the Treaty of Tientsin; and this is the course to be respectively followed by

the officers of either nationality.

Section III.—Trade

1.—With reference to the area within which, according to the Treaties in force,

lekin ought not to be collected on foreign goods at the open ports, Sir Thomas Wade

agrees to move his Government to allow the ground rented by foreigners (the so-called

Concessions) at the different ports, to be regarded as the area of exemption from

lekin; and the Government of China will thereupon allow Ich’ang,: in the province

of Hu-pi; Wu-hu, in An-hui; Wen-chow, in Che-kiang; and Pei-hai (Pak-hoi),

in Kwang-tung to be added to the number of ports open to trade and to become

Consular stations. The British Government will, further, be free to send officers to

reside at Chung-k’ing to watch the conditions of British trade in Szechuen;

British merchants will not he allowed to reside at Chung-k’ing, or to open establish-

ments or warehouses there, so long as no steamers have access to the port. When

steamers have succeeded in ascending the river so far, further arrangements can be

taken into consideration.

It is further proposed as a measure of compromise that at certain points on the

shore of the Great River, namely, Tat’ung and Ngan-Ching in the province of An-

hui; Ho-Kou, in Kiang-si; Wu-sueh, Lu-chi-kou, and Sha-shih in Hu-Kwang,

these being all places of trade, in the interior, at which, as they ate not open ports,

foreign merchants are not legally authorised to land or ship goods, steamers shall be

allowed to touch for the purpose of landing or shipping passengers or goods ; but in

all instances by means of native boats only, and subject, to the regulations in force

affecting native' trade.

Produce accompanied by a half-duty certificate may he shipped at such points

by the steamers, but may not be landed by them for sale. And at all such points,

except in the case of imports accompanied by a transit duty certificate or exports

similarly certificated, which will be severally passed free of lekin on exhibition of such

certificates, lekin will be duly collected on all goods whatever by the native authorities.

Foreign merchants will not be authorised to reside or open houses of business or

warehouses at the places enumerated as ports of call.

16 THE CHEFOO CONVENTION, 1876

2. —At all ports open to trade, whether by earlier or later agreement

settlement area has been previously defined, it will be the duty of the British Consul,

acting in concert with his colleagues, the Consuls of other Powers, to come to an

understanding with the local authorities regarding the definition of the foreign

settlement area.

3. —On Opium, Sir Thomas Wade will move his Government to s

arrangement different from that affecting other imports. British merchants, when

opium is brought into port, will be obliged to have it taken cognisance of by the

Customs, and deposited in bond, either in a warehouse or a receiving hulk, until such

time as there is a sale for it. The importer will then pay the tariff duty upon it,

and the purchasers the lekin, in order to the prevention of evasion of the Treaty. The

amount of lekin to be collected will be decided by the different Provincial Govern-

ments according to the circumstances of each.

4. —The Chinese Government agree that Transit Duty Certificate

framed under one rule at all ports, no difference being made in the conditions set forth

therein; and that, so far as imports are concerned, the nationality of the person

possessing and carrying these is immaterial. Native produce carried from an inland

centre to a port of shipment, if bond fide intended for shipment to a foreign port,

may be, by treaty, certified by the British subject interested, and exempted by

payment of the half duty from all charges demanded upon it en route. If produce be

not the property of a British subject, or is being carried to a port not for exportation,

it is not entitled to the exemption that would be secured it by the exhibition of a

transit duty certificate. The British Minister is prepared to agree with the Tsung-li

Yamen upon rules that will secure the Chinese Government against abuse of the

privilege as affecting produce.

The words nei-ti (inland) in the clause of Article VII. of the Rules appended to

the Tariff, regarding carriage of imports inland, and of native produce purchased

inland, apply as much to places on the sea coasts and river shores as to places in the

interior not open to foreign trade; the Chinese Government having the right to make

arrangements for the prevention of abuses thereat.

5. —Article XLV. of the Treaty of 1858 prescribed no limit to the t

which a drawback may be claimed upon duty-paid imports. The British Minister

agrees to a term of three years, after expiry of which no drawback shall be

claimed.

6. —The foregoing stipulation, that certain ports are to be opened to foreign trade,

and that landing and shipping of goods at six places on the Great River is to be

sanctioned, shall be given effect to within six months after receipt of the Imperial

Decree approving the memorial of the Grand Secretary Li. The date for giving effect

to the stipulations affecting exemption of imports from lekin taxation within the for-

eign settlements and the collection of lekin upon opium by the Customs Inspectorate

at the same time as the Tariff Duty upon it, will be fixed as soon as the British

Government has arrived at an understanding on the subject with other foreign

Governments.

7. —The Governor of Hongkong having long complained of the int

the Canton Customs Revenue Cruisers with the junk trade of that Colony, the Chinese

Government agrees to the appointment of a Commission, to consist of a British Consul,

an officer of the Hongkong Government, and a Chinese official of equal rank, for

the establishment of some system that shall enable the Chinese Government to

protect its revenue without prejudice'to the interests of the Colony.

[Two separate articles—-now obsolete—were attached to this treaty, one re-

lating to a contemplated Mission of Exploration through China to Tibet and India,

in 1877, and the other relating to the regulation of the traffic in opium.]

THE CHUNGKING AGREEMENT, 1890

ADDITIONAL ARTICLE TO THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN GREAT

BRITAIN AND CHINA OF SEPTEMBER 13th, 1876

Ratifications Exchanged at Peking, 18th January, 1891

The Governments of Great Britain and China, being desirous of settling in an

amicable spirit the divergence of opinion which has arisen with respect to the First

■Clause of the Third Section of the Agreement concluded at Chefoo in 1876, which

stipulates that “ The British Government will be free to send officers to reside at

Chungking to watch the conditions of British trade in Szechuan, that British mer-

chants will not be allowed to reside at Chungking, or to open establishments or

warehouses there, so long as no steamers have access to the port, and that when

steamers have succeeded in ascending the river so far, further arrangements can be

taken into consideration,” have agreed upon the following Additional Articles :—

I. —Chungking shall forthwith be declared open to trade o

any other Treaty port. British subjects shall be at liberty either to charter Chinese

vessels or to provide vessels of the Chinese type for the traffic between Ichang and

Chungking.

II. —Merchandise conveyed between Ichang and Chungk

of vessels shall be placed on the same footing as merchandise carried by steamers

between Shanghai and Ichang, and shall be dealt with in accordance with Treaty

"Tariff Rules, and the Yangtsze Regulations,.

III. —All regulations as to the papers an l flags to b

above description, as to the repackage of goods for the voyage beyond Ichang and

as to the general procedure to be observed by those engaged in the traffic between

Ichang and Chungking with a view to insuring convenience and security, shall be

drawn up by the Superintendent of Customs at Ichaug, the Taotai of the Ch’uan

Tung Circuit, who is now stationed at Chungking, and the Commissioners of Customs

in consultation with the British Consul, and shall be liable to any modifications that

may hereafter prove to be desirable and may be agreed upon by common consent.

IY.—Chartered junks shall pay port dues at Ichang and Chungking in accord-

ance with the Yangtsze Regulations; vessels of Chinese type, if and when entitled

to carry the British flag, shall pay tonnage dues in accordance with Treaty

Regulations. It is obligatory on both chartered junks and also vessels of Chinese

type, even when the latter may be entitled to carry the British flag, to

take out at the Maritime Custom-house special papers and a special flag

when intended to be employed by British subjects in the transport of goods

between Ichang and Chungking, and without such papers and flag no vessels

of either class shall be allowed the privileges and immunities granted under this

Additional Article. Provided with special papers and flag, vessels of both classes

shall be allowed to ply between the two ports, and they and their cargoes shall be

dealt with in accordance with Treaty Rules and the Yangtsze Regulations. All other

vessels shall be dealt with by the Native Customs. The special papers and flag

issued by the Maritime Customs must alone be used by the particular vessel for

which they were originally issued, and are not transferable from one vessel to

another. The use of the British flag by vessels the property of Chinese is strictly

prohibited. Infringement of these Regulations will, in the fii'st instance, render

the offender liable to the penalties in force at the ports hitherto opened under Treaty,

and should the offence be subsequently repeated, the vessel’s special papers and flag

will be withdrawn, and the vessel herself refused permission thenceforward to trade

between Ichang and Chungking.

Y.—When once Chinese steamers carrying cargo run to Chungking, British

steamers shall in like manner have access to the said port.

THE THIBET-SIKKIM CONVENTION, 1890

YI.—It is agreed that the present Additional Article shall he considered as

forming part of the Chefoo Agreement, and as having the satnb foroe'and validity as

if it were inserted therein word for word- .jCh shall be jratified, and ■ thei ratifications

exchanged at Peking, and it shall come into operation six months after its signature^

provided the ratifications have then been exchanged, or i if they have not, then on

the date at which such exchange takes place. ’ ' u: •

Done at Peking in triplicate (three in English and three in Chinese), this

thirty-first day of March, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and

ninety, being the eleventh day of the Second Intercalary MoOn of the sixteenth year

of Kuang Hsu.

[l.s*] John YValsham. [n:s.] Signature of Chinese

Plenipotentiary.

THE THIBET-SIKKIM CONVENTION, 1890

Ratified in London, 17th August, 1890

Art. I.—The boundary of Sikkim and Thibet shall be the. crest of the mountain

range separating the waters flowing into the Sikkim Teesta and its affluents from

the waters flowing into the Thibetan Machu and northwards into other rivers of

Thibet. The line commences at Mount Gipmochi on the Bhutan frontier, and follows

the above-mentioned water-parting to the point where it meets Nepaul territory.

Art. IT.—It is admitted that the British Government, whose protectorate over ,

the Sikkim State is hereby recognised, has direct and exclusive coptro) oyer the-

internal administration and foreign relatiohs of that State, and except through

and with the permission of the British Government, neither the ruler pf, the State

nor any of its officers shall have official relations 6f any kind, formal dr informal,

with any other country.

Art. III.—The Government of Great Britain and; Ireland and the Government

of China engage reciprocally to respect the boundary as defined in Article 1. and to-

prevent acts of aggression from their respective sides of the frontier.

Art. IY.—The question of providing increased facilities for trade across the

Sikkim-Thibet frontier will hereafter, be discussed with a view to a mutually

satisfactory arrangement by the high contracting Powers. ;

Art. Y.—The question of pasturage on the Sikkim side of the frontier is

reserved for further examination and future adjustment.

Art. VI.—The high contracting Powers reserve for discussion and arrangement

the method in which official communications between the British authorities in

India and the authorities in Thibet shall be conducted.

Art. VII.—Two Joint Commissioners shall within six months from the ratifica-

tion of this Convention be appointed, one by the British Government in India, the

other by the Chinese Kesident in Thibet. The said Commissioners shall meet and

discuss the questions which by the last three preceding articles have been reserved.

Art. VIII.—The present Convention shall be ratified, add the ratifications shall

be exchanged in London, as soon as possible after the date of the signature thereof.

KOWLOON EXTENSION AGREEMENT, 1898

Whereas it has for many years past been recognised that an extension of Hong-

kong territory is necessary for the proper defence and protection of the Colony,

It has now been agreed between the Governments of Great Britain and China

that the limits of British territory shall be enlarged under lease to the extent

indicated generally on the annexed map.

The exact boundaries shall be hereafter fixed when proper surveys have been

made by officials appointed by the two Govern merits. The term of this lease shall

be ninety-nine years.

It is at the same time agreed that within the City of Kowloon the Chinese

officials now stationed there shall Continue to exercise jurisdiction, except so far as

may be inconsistent ^ith the military requirements for the defence of Hongkong.

Within the remainder of the newly-leased territory Great Britain shall have sole

jurisdiction. Chinese officials and people shall be allowed, as heretofore, to use the

road from Kowloon to Hsinan.

It is further agreed that the existing landing-place near Kowloon city shall be

reserved for the convenience of Chinese men-of-war, merchant and passengers vessels,

which may come and go and lie there at their pleasure^ and for the convenience of

movements of the officials and people within the city.

When, hereafter, China constructs a railway to the boundary of the Kowloon

territory under British control, arrangements shall be discussed.

It is further understood that there will be no expropriation or expulsion of the

inhabitants of the district included within the extension, and that if land is required

for public offices, fortifications, or the like official purposes, it shall be bought at

a fair price.

If cases of extradition of criminals occur they shall be dealt with in accordance

with the existing treaties between Great Britain and China and the Hongkong

Regulations.

The area leased by Great Britain includes the waters of Mirs Bay and Deep

Bay, but it is agreed that Chinese vessels of war, whether neutral or otherwise,

shall retain the right to use those waters.

This Convention shall come into force on the first day of July, eighteen hundred

and ninety-eight, being the thirteenth day of the fifth moon of the twenty-fourth year

of Kwang Hsu. It shall be ratified by the Sovereigns of the two countries, and the

ratifications shall be exchanged in London as soon as possible.

In witness whereof the undersigned, duly authorised thereto by their respective

Governments, have signed the present agreement.

Done at Peking in quadruplicate (four copies in English and in Chinese) the

ninth day of June, in the year of Our Lord eighteen hundred and ninety-eight, being

the twenty-first day of the fourth moon of the twenty-fourth year of Kwang Hsu.

Claude M. Macdonald.

Li Hung-chang \ Members of

Hsu Ting K’uei, > Tsung-li Yamen.

THE WEIHAIWEI CONVENTION, 1898

Ratifications exchanged in London, 5th October, 1898

la order to provide Great Britain with a suitable naval harbour in North China,

and for the better protection of British commerce in the neighbouring seas, the

Government of His Majesty the Emperor of China agrees to lease to the Government

of Her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain and Ireland, Weihaiwei, in the province

of Shantung, and the adjacent waters for so long a period as Port Arthur shall

remain in the occupation of Russia.

The territory leased shall comprise the island of Liukung and all other islands

in the Bay of Weihaiwei, and a belt of land ten English miles wide along the entire

coast line of the Bay of Weihaiwei. Within the above-mentioned territory leased

Great Britain shall have sole jurisdiction.

Great Britain shall have, in addition, the right to erect fortification^, station

troops, or take any other measures necessary for defensive purposes, at any points on

or near the coast of the region east of the meridian 121 degrees 40 mill. E. of Green-

wich, and to acquire on equitable compensation within that territory such sites as

may be necessary for water supply, communications, and hospitals. Within that

zone Chinese administration will not be interfered with, but'ho troops other than

Chinese or British shall be allowed therein.

It is also agreed that within the walled city of Weihaiwei Chinese officials shall

continue to exercise jurisdiction, except so far as may be inconsistent with naval

and military requirements for the defence of the territory leased.

It is further agreed that Chinese vessels of war, whether neutral or otherwise,

shall retain the right to use the waters herein leased to Great Britain.

It is further understood that there will be no expropriation or expulsion of th}-

inhabitants of the territory herein specified, and that if land is required for forti*

fications, public offices, or any official or public purpose, it shall: be bought at a fair

price.

This Convention shall come into force on signature. It shall be ratified by the

Sovereigns of the two countries, and the ratifications shall be exchanged in London

as soon as possible.

In witness whereof the undersigned, duly authorised thereto by their respective

Governments, have signed the present agreement.

Claude M. Macdonadd.

Pkince Chino, Senior Member of the Tsung-li Yamen.

Liao Shou Heng, President of Boaid of Punishments.

Done at Peking in quadruplicate (four copies in English 'arid four in Chinese)

the first day of July, in the year of Our Lord eighteen hundred and ninety-eight,,

being the thirteenth day of tlie fifth moon of the twenty-fourth year of Huang Hsu.

Provisional arrangements for the rendition of Weihaiwei to China, in accord-

ance with the agreement reached at the Washington Conference, were drawn up in.

1923, and the transfer to Chinese control took place in October, 1930.

SUPPLEMENTARY COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH CHINA

Signed at Shanghai, 5th September, 1902

Ratifications exchanged at Peking, 28th July, 1908

His Majesty tlie King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and of

the British Dominions beyond the Seas, Emperor of India, and His Majesty the Em-

peror of China, having resolved to enter into negotiations with a view to carrying out

the provisions contained in Article XI. of the Final Protocol signed at Peking on the

7th of September, 1901, under which the Chinese Government agreed to negotiate the

amendments deemed useful by the Foreign Governments to the Treaties of Commerce

and Navigation and other subjects concerning commercial relations with the object of

facilitating them, have for that purpose named as their Plenipotentiaries, that is to

say:—

His Majesty the King of Great Britain and Ireland, His Majesty’s Special Com-

missioner, Sir James Lyle M.ackay, Knight Commander of the Most Eminent Order of

the Indian Empire, a member of the Council of the Secretary of State for India, etc.

And His Majesty the Emperor of China, the Imperial Commissioners Lii Hai-huan,

President of the Board of Public Works, etc., and Sheng Hsuan-huai, Junior Guardian

of the Heir Apparent, Senior Vice-President of the Board of Public Works, etc.

Who having communicated to each other their respective full powers, and

found them to be in good and due form, have agreed upon and concluded the

following Articles:—

Art. I.—Delay having occurred in the past in the issue of Drawback Certificates

owing to the fact that those documents have to be dealt with by the Superintendent

of Customs at a distance from the Customs Office, it is now agreed that Drawback

Certificates shall hereafter in all cases be issued by the Imperial Maritime Customs

within three weeks of the presentation to the Customs of the papers entitling the

applicant to receive such Drawback Certificates.

These Certificates shall be valid tender to the Customs Authorities in payment

of any duty upon goods imported or exported (transit dues excepted), or shall, in the

case of Drawbacks on foreign goods re-exported abroad within three years from the-

date of importation, be payable in cash without deduction by the Customs Bank at

the place where the import duty was paid.

But if, in connection with any application for a Drawback Certificate, the

Customs Authorities discover an attempt to defraud the revenue, the applicant shall

be liable to a fine not exceeding five times the amount of the duty whereof he

attempted to defraud the Customs, or to a confiscation of the goods.

Art. II.—China agrees to take the necessary steps to provide for a uniform

national coinage which shall be legal tender in payment of all duties, taxes and other

obligations throughout the Empire by British as well as Chinese subjects.

Art. III.—China agrees that the duties and lekin combined levied on goods carried

by junks from Hongkong to the Treaty Ports in the Canton Province and vice versa

shall together not be less than the duties charged by the Imperial Maritime Customs

on similar goods carried by steamer.

Art. IV.—Whereas questions have arisen in the past concerning the right of

Chinese subjects to invest money in non-Chinese enterprises and companies, and

whereas it is a matter of common knowledge that large sums of Chinese capital are

so invested, China hereby agrees to recognise the legality of all such investments past

present and future.

22 THE BRITISH COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH CHINA

It being, moreover, of the utmost importance that all shareholders in a Joint Stock

Company should stand on a footing of perfect equality as far as mutual obligations

are concerned, China further agrees that Chinese subjects who have or may become

shareholders in any British Joint Stock Company shall be held to have accepted, by

the very act of becoming shareholders, the Charter of Incorporation or Memorandum

and Articles of Association of such Company and regulations framed thereunder as

interpreted by British Courts, and that Chinese Courts shall enforce compliance there-

with by such Chinese shareholders, if a suit to that effect be entered, provided always

that their liability shall not be other or greater than that of British shareholders in

the same Company.

Similarly the British Government agree that British subjects investing in

Chinese Companies shall be under the same obligations as the Chinese shareholders

in such companies.

The foregoing sh ill not apply to cases which have already been before the Courts

and been dismissed.

Art. Y.—The Chinese Government undertake to remove within the next two

years the artificial obstructions to navigation in the Canton River*. The Chinese

Government also agree to improve the accommodation for shipping in the harbour of

Canton and to take the necessary steps to maintain that improvement, such work to

be carried out by the Imperial Maritime Customs and the cost thereof to be defrayed

by a tax on goods landed and shipped by British and Chinese alike according to a

scale to be arranged between the merchants and the Customs Authorities.

The Chinese Government are aware of the desirability of improving the naviga-

bility by steamer of the waterway between Ichang and Chungking, but are also fully

aware that such*! improvement might involve heavy expense and would affect the

interests of the population of the provinces of Szechuen, Hunan, and Hupeh. It is,

therefore, mutually agreed that until improvements can be carried out steamship

owners shall be allowed, subject to approval by the Imperial Maritime Customs, to

erect, at their own expense, appliances for hauling through the rapids. Such

appliances shall be at the disposal of all vessels, both steamers and junks, subject to

regulations to be drawn up by the Imperial Maritime Customs: These appliances

shall not obstnict the waterway or interfere -with the free passage of junks. Signal

stations and channel marks where and when necessary shall be erected by the

Imperial Maritime Customs. Should any practical scheme be presented for improv-

ing the waterway and assisting navigation without injury to the local population or

cost to the Chinese Government, it shall be considered by the latter in a friendly

spirit.

Art. YI.—‘The Chinese Government agree to make arrangements to uive increased

facilities at the open ports for bonding and for repacking merchandise in bond, and,

on official representation being made hy .the British Authorities, to grant the privi-

leges of a bonded warehouse to any warehouse which, to the satisfaction of the

Customs Authorities, affords the necessary security to the revenue.

Such warehouses will be subject to regulations, including a scale of fees according

to commodities, distance from Custom-house and hours of working, to be drawn up

by the1 Customs Authorities who will meet the convenience of merchants so far as is

compatible with the protection of thO revenue.

Art. YII.—Inasmuch as the British Government affords protection to Chinese

trade marks against infringement, imitation, or colourable imitation by British

subjects, the Chinese Govermnent undertake to afford protection to British trade

marks against infringement, imitation, or colourable imitation by Chinese subjects.

The Chinese Government further undertake that the Superintendents of Northern

and of Southern trade shall establish offices within their respective jurisdictions under

control of the Imperial Maritime Customs where foreign trade marks may be

registered on payment of a reasonable fee.

Art. VIII.—Preamble.

of levying lelcin and other duesTheon Chinese

goods atGovernment, recognising inthattransit,

the place of production, the system

and at

THE BRITISH COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH CHINA 2S

destination, impedes the free circulation of commodities and injures the interests of

trade, hereby undertake to discard completely those means of raising revenue with

the limitation mentioned in Section 8.

The British Government, in return, consent to allow a surtax, in excess of the

Tariff rates for the time being in force, to be imposed on foreign goods imported by

British subjects, and a surtax in addition to the\export duty on Chinese produce

destined for export abroad or coastwise.

It is clearly understood that after lekin barriers and other stations for taxing

goods in transit have been removed, no attempt shall be made to revive them in any

form or under any pretext whatsoever; that in no case shall the surtax on foreign

imports exceed the equivalent of one and a half times the import duty leviable in

terms of the Pinal Protocol signed by China and the Powers on the 7th day of Sep-

tember, 1901; that payment of the import duty and surtax shall secure for foreign

imports, whether in the hands of Chinese or non-Chinese Subjects, in original packages

or otherwise, complete immunity from all other taxation, examination or delay ; that-

the total amount of taxation leviable bn native produce for export abroad shall, under

no circumstances, exceed 7| per cent, ad valorem.

Keeping these fundamental principles steadily in view, the high contracting

parties have agreed upon the following methods of procedure:—

Section 1.—The Chinese Government undertake that all barriers of whatsoever

kind, collecting lekin or such like dues or duties, shall be permanently abolished on all

roads, railways, and waterways in the Eighteen Provinces of China and the Three

Eastern Provinces. This provision does not apply to the Native Custom-houses at

present in existence on the seaboard or waterways, at open ports, on land routes, and

on land frontiers of China.

Section 2.—The British Government agree that foreign goods on importation, in

addition to the effective 5 per cent, import duty as provided for in the Protocol of 1901,

shall pay a special surtax equivalent to one and a half times the said duty to com-

pensate for the abolition of lekin, of transit dues in lieu of lekin, and of all other

taxation on foreign goods, and in consideration of the other reforms provided for in

this Article; but this provision shall not impair the right of China to tax salt, native

opium and native produce as provided for in Sections 3, 5y 6 and 8.

The same amount of surtax shall be levied on goods imported- into the Eighteen

Provinces of China and the Three Eastern Provinces across the land frontiers as on

goods entering China by sea.

Section 3.—All Native Custom-houses now existing, whether at the Open Ports,

on the seaboard, on rivers, inland waterways, land routes or land frontiers, as

enumerated in the Hu Pu and Kung Pu Tse Li (Resrulations of the Boards of Bevenue

and Works) and Ta Oh’ing Hui Tien (Dynastic Institutes), may remain; a list of the

same, with their location, shall be furnished to the British Government, for purposes

of record.

Wherever there are Imperial Maritime Custom-houses, or wherever such may

be hereafter placed, Native Custom-houses may be also established; as well as at any

points either on the seaboard or land frontiers.

The location of Native Custom-houses in the Interior may be changed as the

circumstances of trade seem to requite, but any change must be communicated to the

British Government, so that the list may be corrected ; the originally stated number

of them shall not, however, be exceeded.

Goods carried by junks or sailing-vessels trading to or from open ports shall not

pay lower duties than the combined duties and surtax on similar cargo carried by

steamers.

Native produce, when transported from one place to another in the interior, shall,

on arrival at the first Native Custom-house, after leaving the place of production, pay

duty equivalent to the export surtax mentioned in Section 7.

When this duty has been paid, a certificate shall be given which shall describe the

nature of the goods, weight, number of packages, etc,, amount of duty paid and

intended destination. This certificate, which shall be valid for a fixed period of not

24 THE BRITISH COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH CHINA

less than one year from date of payment of duty, shall free the goods from all taxation,

examination, dela,y, or stoppage at any other Native Custom-houses passed en route.

If the goods are taken to a place not in the foreign settlements or concessions of an

open port, for local use, they become there liable to the Consumption Tax described

in Section 8.

If the goods are shipped from an open port, the certificate is to be accepted by

the Custom-house concerned, in lieu of the export surtax mentioned in Section 7.

Junks, boats, or carts shall not be subjected to any taxation beyond a small and

reasonable charge, paid periodically at a fixed annual rate. This does not exclude the

right to levy, as at present, tonnage (Ohuan Chao) a?id port dues (Chuan Liao) on

junks.

Section 4.—Foreign opium duty and present lehin—which latter will now become

a surtax in lieu of lekin—shall remain as provided fpr by existing Treaties.

Section 5.—The British Government have no intention whatever of interfering

with China’s right to tax native opium, but it is essential to declare that, in her

arrangements for levying such taxation, China will not subject other goods to taxation,

-delay, or stoppage.

China is free to retain at important points on the borders of each province—either

on land or water—offices for collecting duty on native opium, where duties or contribu-

tions leviable shall be paid in one lump sum ; which payment shall cover taxation of all

kinds within that province. Each cake of opium will have a stamp affixed as evidence

of duty payment. Excise officers and police may be employed in connection with these

offices ; but no barriers or other obstructions are to be erected, and the excise officers

or police of these offices shall not stop or molest any other kinds of goods, or collect

taxes thereon.

A list of these offices shall be drawn up and communicated to the British Govern-

ment for record.

Section 6.—Lekin on salt is hereby abolisned and the amount of said lekin and of

other taxes and contributions shall be added to the salt duty, which shall be collected

at place of production or at first station after entering the province where it is to be

consumed.

The Chinese Government shall be at liberty to establish salt reporting offices at

which boats conveying salt which is being moved under salt passes or certificates may

be required to stop for purposes of examination and to have their certificates vised,

but at such offices no lekin or transit taxation shall be levied and no barriers or

obstructions of any kind shall be erected.

Section 7.—The Chinese Government may re-cast the Export Tariff with specific

duties asexport

•existing far as duties

practicable on,abescale

shall not notuntil

raised exceeding

at leastfivesixpermonths’

cent, adnotice

valorem; but

has been

given.

In cases where existing export duties are above five per cent, they shall be

reduced to not more than that rate.

An additional special surtax of one half the export duty payable for the time

being, in lieu of internal taxation and lekin, may be levied at time of export on goods

exported either to foreign countries or coastwise.

In the case of silk, whether hand or filature reeled, the total export duty shall not

exceed a specific rate equivalent to not more than five per cent, ad valorem. Half of

this specific duty may be levied at the first Native Custom-house in the interior which

the silk may pass and in such case a certificate shall be given as provided for in Section

3, and will be accepted by the Custom-house concerned at place of export in lieu of

half the export duty. Cocoons passing Native Custom-houses shall be liable to no

taxation whatever. Silk not exported but consumed in China is liable to the Con-

sumption Tax mentioned in Section 8.

Section 8.—The abolition of the lekin system in China and the abandonment of all

other kinds of internal taxation on foreign imports and on exports will diminish the

revenue materially. The surtax on foreign imports and exports and on coastwise

-exports is intended to compensate in a measure for this loss of revenue, but there

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remnins the loss of leJcin revenue on internal trade to be met, and it is therefore agreed

that the Chinese Government are at liberty to impose a Consumption Tax on articles

of Chinese origin not intended for export.

This tax shall be levied only at places of consumption and not on goods while in

transit, and the Chinese Government solemnly undertake that the arrangements which

they may make for its collection shall in no way interfere with foreign goods or with

native goods for export. The fact of goods being of foreign origin shall of itself free

them from all taxation, delay, or stoppage, after having passed the Custom-house.

Foreign goods which bear a similarity to native goods shall be furnished by the

Custom-house, if required by the owner, with a protective certificate for each package,

on payment of import duty and surtax, to prevent the risk of any dispute in the

interior.

Native goods brought by junks to open ports, if intended for local consumption—

irrespective of the nationality of the owner of the goods—shall be reported at the

Native Custom-house only, where the consumption tax may be levied.

China is at liberty to fix the amount of this (consumption) tax, which may vary

according to the nature of the merchandise concerned, that is to say, according as the

articles are necessaries of life or luxuries; but it shall be levied at a uniform rate on

goods of the same description, no matter whether carried by junk, sailing-vessel, or

steamer. As mentioned in Section 8, the Consumption. Tax is not to be levied within

foreign settlements or concessions.

Section 9.—An excise equivalent to double the import duty as laid down in the

Protocol of 1901 is to be charged on all machine-made yarn and cloth manufactured in

China, whether by foreigners at the open ports or by Chinese anywhere in China.

A rebate of the import duty and two-thirds of the import surtax is to be given

on raw cotton imported from foreign countries, and of all duties, including Consump-

tion Tax, paid on Chinese raw cotton used in mills in China.

Chinese machine-made yarn or cloth having paid excise is to be free of Export

Duty, Export Surtax, Coast Trade Duty, and Consumption Tax. This Excise is to be

collected through the Imperial Maritime Customs.

The same principle and procedure are to be applied to all other products of foreign

type turned out by machinery, whether by foreigners at the open ports or by

Chinese anywhere in China.

This stipulation is not to apply to the out-turn of the Hanyang and Ta Yeh Iron

Works in Hupeh and other similar existing Government Works at present exempt from

taxation; or to that of Arsenals, Government Dockyards, or establishments of that

nature for Government purposes which may hereafter be erected.

Section 10.—A member or members of the Imperial Maritime Customs Foreign

Staff shall be selected by each of the Governors-General and Governors, and appointed,

in consultation with the Inspector-General of Imperial Maritime Customs, to each pro-

vince for duty in connection with Native Customs affairs, Consumption Tax, Salt and

Native Opium Taxes. These officers shall exercise an efficient supervision of the work-

ing of these departments, and in the event of their reporting any case of abuse, illegal

exaction, obstruction to the movement of goods, or other cause of complaint, the

Governor-General or Governor concerned will take immediate steps to put an end to

same.

Section 11.—Cases where illegal action as described in this Article is complained of

shall be promptly investigated by an officer of the Chinese Government of sufficiently

high rank, in conjunction with a British officer and an officer of the Imperial Maritime

Customs, each of sufficient standing; and in the event of its being found by a majority

of the investigating officers that the' complaint is well founded and loss has been

incurred, due compensation is to be at once paid from the Surtax funds, through the

Imperial Maritime Customs at the nearest open port. The High. Provincial Officials

are to be held responsible that the officer guilty of the illegal action shall be severely

punished and removed from his post.

If the complaint turns out to be without foundation, complainant shall be held

responsible for the expenses of the investigation.

26 THE BRITISH COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH CHINA

His Britannic Majesty’s Minister will have the right to demand investigation

where from the evidence before him he is satisfied that illegal exactions or obstructions

iiave occurred.

Section 12.—The Chinese Government agree to open to foreign trade, on the same

footing as the places opened to foreign trade by the Treaties of Nanking and Tientsin,

the following places, namely:-—

Changsha in Hunan;

Wanhsien in Szechuen;

Ngankihg in Anhui;

Waichow (Hui-chow) in Kwangtung; and

Kongmoon (Chiang-men) in Kwangtung.

Foreigners residing in these open ports are to observe the Municipal and Police

Regulations on the same footing as Chinese residents, afid they are not to be entitled

to establish Municipalities and Police of their own within the limits' of these Treaty

Ports except with the consent of the Chinese authorities.

If this Article does not come into operation the right' to demand under it the

opening of these ports, with the exception of Kongmoon, which is provided for in

Article 10, shall lapse.

Section 13.—Subject to ,the provisions of Section 14, the arrangements provided

for in this Article are to come into force on 1st January, 1904.

By that date all leldn barriers shall be removed and officials employed in the

collection of taxes and dues .prohibited by this Article shall be reuioyed from their

posts.

Section 14.—The condition on which the Chinese Government enter into the

present engagement is that all Powers entitled to most favoured nation treatment in

China enter into the same engagements as Great Britain with regard to the payment

•of surtaxes and other obligations imposed by this Article on His Britannic Majesty’s

Government and subjects.

The conditions on which His Britannic Majesty’s Government enter into the

present engagement are: —

(1.) That all Powers who are now or who may hereafter become entitled to most

favoured nation treatment in China enter into the same engagements;

(2.) And that their assent is neither directly nor indirectly made dependent on the

granting by China of any political concession, or of any exclusive commercial concession.

Section 15.—Should the Powers entitled to most favoured nation treatment by

China have failed to agree to enter into the engagements undertaken by Great Britain

under this Article by the 1st January, 1904, then the provisions of the Article shall

only come into force when all the Powers have signified their acceptance of these

engagements.

Section 16.—’When the abolition of lelcin and other forms of internal taxation on

goods as provided for in this Article has been decided upon and sanctioned, an Imperial

Edict shall be published in due form on yellow paper and circulated, setting forth the

abolition of all lekin taxation, Ze&ia barriers and all descriptions of internal taxation on

goods, except as provided for in this Article.

The Edict shall state that the Provincial High Officials are responsible that any

official disregarding the letter or spirit of its injunction shall be severely punished and

removed from his post.

Art. IX.—The Chinese Government, recognising that it is advantageous for the

country to develop its mineral resources, and that it is desirable to attract Foreign as

well as, Chinese capital to embark in mining.enterprises, agree,within one year from the

signing of this Treaty to initiate and. conclude the revision of the existing Mining

Regulations. China will, with all expedition and earnestness, go into the whole

question of Mining Rules and, selecting from the rules of Great Britain, India, and

other countries, regulations which seem applicable to the condition of China, she will

re-cast her present Mining Rules in such a way as while promoting the interests of

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Chinese subjects and not injuring in any way the sovereign rights of China, shall offer

no impediment to the attraction of foreign capital, or place foreign capitalists at a

greater disadvantage than they would be under generally accepted foreign regulations.

Any mining concession granted after the publication of these new Rules shall be

subject to their provisions.

Art. X. — Whereas in the year 1898 the Inland Waters of China were opened to all

such steam vessels, native or foreign, as might be especially registered for that trade

at the Treaty Ports, and whereas the Regulations dated 28th July, 1898, and Supple-

mentary Rules dated September, 1898, have been found in some respects inconvenient

in working, it is now mutually agreed to amend them and to annex such new Rules

to this Treaty. These Rules shall remain in force until altered by mutual consent.

It is further agreed that Kongmoon shall be opened as a Treaty Port, and that, in

addition to the places named in the special Article of the Burmah Convention of 4th

February, 1897, British steamers shall be allowed to land or ship cargo and passengers,

under the same regulations as apply to the “ Ports of Call ” on the Yangtze River, at

the following “Ports of Call”: PakTau Hau (Pai-t‘u k‘ou), Lo Ting Hau (Lo-ting k'ou),

and Do Sing (Tou-ch‘eng); and to land or discharge passengers at the following ten

passenger landing stages on the West River:—-Yung Ki (Jung-chi), Mah Xing (Ma-

ning), Kau Kong (Chiu-chiang), Kulow (Ku-lao), Wing On (Yung-an), How Lik

(Houli), Luk Pu (Lu-pu), Yuet Sing (Yueh-ch‘eng), Luk To (Lu-tu) and Fung Chuen

(Feng-ch‘uan).

Art. XI.—His Britannic Majesty’s Government agree to the prohibition of the

general importation of morphia into China, on condition, however, that the Chinese

Government will allow of its importation, on payment of the Tariff import duty and

under special permit, by duly qualified British medical practitioners and for the

use of hospitals, or by British chemists and druggists who shall only be permitted

to sell it in small quantities and on receipt of a requisition signed by a duly qualified

foreign medical practitioner.

The special permits above referred to will be granted to an intending importer

on his signing a bond before a British Consul guaranteeing the fulfilment of these

conditions. Should an importer be found guilty before a British Consul of a breach

of his bond, he will not be entitled to take out another permit. Any British subject

importing morphia without a permit shall be liable to have such morphia con-

fiscated.

This Article will come into operation on all other Treaty Powers agreeing to its

conditions, but any morphia actually shipped before that date will not be affected by

this prohibition.

The Chinese Government on their side undertake to adopt measures at once to

prevent the manufacture of morphia in China.

Art. XII.—China having expressed, a strong desire to reform her judicial system

and to bring it into accord with that of Western nations, Great Britain agrees to

give every assistance to such reform, and she will also be prepared to relinquish her

extra-territorial rights when she is satisfied that the state of the Chinese laws, the

arrangement for their administration and other considerations warrant her in so

doing.

Art. XIII.—The missionary question in China being, in the opinion of the

Chinese Government, one requiring careful consideration, so that, if possible, troubles

such as have occurred in the past may be averted in the future. Great Britain agrees

to join in a Commission to investigate this question, and, if possible, to devise means

for securing permanent peace between converts and non-converts, should such a

Commission be formed by China and the Treaty Powers interested!

Art. XIY.—Whereas under Rule V. appended to the Treaty of Tientsin of 1858.

British merchants are permitted to export rice and all other grain from one port of

China to another under the same conditions in respect of security as copper “cash,”

it is now agreed that in cases of expected scarcity or famine from whatsoever cause in

any district, the Chinese Government shall, on giving tweiity-one days’ notice, be at

liberty to prohibit the shipment of rice and other grain from such district.

;28 THE HRITTSH COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH CHINA

Should any vessel specially chartered to load rice or grain previously contracted

for have arrived at her loading port prior to or on the day when a notice of prohibition

to export comes into force, she shall be allowed an extra week in which to ship her

cargo.

If during the existence of this prohibition, any shipment of rice or grain is allowed

by the authorities, the prohibition shall, ipso facto, be considered cancelled and shall

not be re-imposed until six weeks’ notice has been given.

When a prohibition is notified, it will be stated whether the Government have any

Tribute or Army Rice which they intend to ship during the time of prohibition, and,

if so, the quantity shall be named.

Such rice shall not be included in the prohibition, and the Customs shall keep a

record of any Tribute or Army Rice so shipped or landed.

The Chinese Government undertake that no rice, other than Tribute or Army

Rice belonging to the Government, shall be shipped during the period of prohibition.

Notifications of prohibitions, and of the quantities of Army or Tribute Rice for

shipment shall be made by the Governors of the Province concerned.

Similarly, notifications of the removals of prohibitions sliall be made by the same

authorities.

The export of rice and other grain to foreign countries remains prohibited.

Art. XV.—It is agreed that either of the High Contracting Parties to this Treatv

may demand a revision of the Tariff at the end of 10 years; but if no demand be made

on either side within 6 months after the end of the first 10 years, then the Tariff shall

remain in force for 10 years more, reckoned from the end of the preceding 10 years,

and so it shall be at the end of each successive 10 years.

Any Tariff concession which China may hereafter accord to articles of the produce

or manufacture of any other State shall immediately be extended to similar articles

of the produce or manufacture of His Britannic Majesty’s Dominions by whomsoever

imported.

Treaties already existing between the United Kingdom and China shall continue

in force in so far as they are not abrogated or modified by stipulations of the present

Treaty.

Art. XVI.—The English and Clxinese Texts of the present Treaty have been care-

fully compared, but in the event of there being any difference of meaning between

them, the sense as expressed in the English text shall be field to be the correct sense.

The ratifications of this Treaty, under the hand of His Majesty the King of

Great Britain and Ireland and of His Majesty the Emperor of China respectively shall

be exchanged at Peking within a year from this day of signature.

In token whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries Save signed and sealed this

Treaty, two copies in English and two in Chinese.

Done at Shanghai this fifth day of September in the year of Our Lord, 1902,

corresponding with the Chinese date, the fourth day of the eighth moon of the twenty-

eighth year of Kwang Hsu.

[L.S.] Jas. L. Mackay.

Annex A.—(1)

(Translation)

Lit, President of the Board of Works ;

Sheng, Junior Guardian of the Heir Apparent, Vice-President of the Board of

Works ;

Imperial Chinese Commissioners for dealing with questions connected with the

Commercial Treaties, to

Sir James Mackay, His Britannic Majesty’s Special Commissioner for the dis-

cussion of Treaty matters.

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Shanghai: K. H. XXVIII., 7th moon, 11th day

(Received August 15, 1902,1

We have the honour to inform you that we have received the following telegram

from His Excellency Liu, Governor General of the Liang Chiang, on the subject of

Clause II. mutually agreed upon by us:

“ As regards this clause, it is necessary to insert therein a clear stipulation, to the

“ effect that, no matter what changes may take place in the future, all Customs’ duties

“ must continue to be calculated on the basis of the existing higher rate of the Haikwan

' Tael over the Treasury Tael, and that ‘ the touch ’ and weight of the former must be

“ made.good.”

As we have already arranged with you that a declaration of this kind should be

embodied in an Official Note, and form an annex to the present Treaty, for purposes of

record, we hereby do ourselves the honour to make this communication.

Annex A—(2)

Gentlemen, Shanghai, August 18th, 1902.

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your despatch of the 14th instant

forwarding copy of a telegram from His Excellency Liu, Governor-General of the

Liang Chiang, on the subject of Article II. of the new Treaty, and in reply I have the

honour to state that His Excellency’s understanding of the Article is perfectly correct.

I presume the Chinese Government will make arrangements for the coinage of a

national silver coin of such weight and touch as may be decided upon by them.

These coins will be made available to the public in return for a quantity of silver

bullion of equivalent weight and fineness plus the usual mintage charge.

The coins which will become the national coinage of China will be declared by

the Chinese Government to be legal tender in payment of Customs duty and in

discharge of obligations contracted in Haikwan taels, but only at their proportionate

value to the Haikwan tael, whatever that may be.

I have the honour to be,

Gentlemen,

Your obedient Servant,

Their Excellencies (Signed) Jas. L. Mackay.

Lit Hai-huan and Sheno Hsuan-huai,

etc., etc., etc.

Annex B—(1)

Ltr, President of the Board of(Translation)

Works;

Sheng, Junior Guardian of the Heir Apparent, Vice-President of the Board of

Works ;

Imperial Chinese Commissioners for dealing with questions connected with the

Commercial Treaties, to

Sir James L. Mackay, His Britannic Majesty’s Special Commissioner.

Shanghai, September 2nd, 1902.

We have the honour to inform you that on the 22nd of August, we, in conjunction

with the Governors-General of the Liang Chiang and the Hu-kuang Provinces, Their

Excellencies Liu and Chang, addressed the following telegraphic Memorial to the

Throne :—

“ Of the revenue of the different Provinces derived from lehin of all kinds, a

“ portion is appropriated for the service of the foreign loans, a portion for the Peking

“ Government, and the balance is reserved for the local expenditure of the Provinces

“ concerned.

THE BRITISH COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH CHINA

“ In the negotiations now being conducted with Great Britain for the amendment

“ of the Commercial Treaties, a mutual arrangement has been come to providing for

“ the imposition of additional taxes, in compensation for the abolition of all kinds of

“lelcin and other imposts on goods, prohibited by Article YIII. After payment of

“ interest and sinking fund on the existing foreign loan, to the extent to which lekin

“ is thereto pledged, these additional taxes shall be allocated to the various Provinces

“to make up deficiencies and replace revenue, in order that no hardships may be

“ entailed on them. With a view to preserving the original intention underlying the

“ proposal to increase the duties in compensation for the loss of revenue derived from

“ lelcin and other imposts on goods, it is further stipulated that the surtaxes shall not

“ be appropriated for other purposes, shall not form part of the Imperial Maritime

“Customs revenue proper, and shall in nd case be pledged as security for any new

“foreign loan.

“It is therefore necessary to memorialize for the issue of an Edict, giving effect

“ to the above stipulations and directing the Board of Revenue to find out what

“proportion of the provincial revenues derived from lekin of all kinds, now about

“ to be abolished, each Province has hitherto had to remit, and what proportion it

“has been entitled to retain, so that, when the Article comes into operation, due

“apportionment may be made accordingly, thus providing the Provinces with funds

“available for local expenditure and displaying equitable and just treatment towards

“all.”

On the 1st instant an Imperial Decree “ Let' action, as requested, be taken,”

was issued, and we now do ourselves the honour reverently to transcribe the same

for your information.

Annex B—(2)

Shanghai, September 5th, 1902.

Gentlemen,

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your despatch of the 2nd instant

forwarding the text of the Memorial and = Decree dealing with the disposal of the-

surtaxes.

I understand that the surtaxes in addition to not being pledged for any new

foreign loan are not to be pledged to, or held to be security for, liabilities already

contracted by China except in so far as lekin revenue has already been pledged to an

existing loan.

I also understand from the Memorial that the whole of the surtaxes provided bj

Article YIII. of the New Treaty goes to the Provinces in proportions to be agreed

upon between them and the Board of Revenue, but that out of these surtaxes each

Province is obliged to remit to Peking the same contribution as that which it has

hitherto remitted out of its lekin collections, and that the Provinces also provide as

hitherto out of these surtaxes whatever funds may be necessary for the service of the

foreign loan to which lekin is partly pledged.

I hope Your Excellencies will send me a reply to this despatch and that you will,

agree to this correspondence forming part of the Treaty as an Annex.

I have the honour to be,

Gentlemen,

Your obedient Servant,

(Signed) Jas. L. Macnaw

Their Excellencies,

Lu Hai-huan and Sheng Hstjan-httax,

etc., etc., etc.

THE BRITISH COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH CHINA 31

Annex Br—(3)

(Translation)

Lu, President of the Board of Works;

Sheno, Junior Guardian of the Heir Apparent, Vice-President of the Board of

Works;

Imperial Chinese Commissioners for dealing with questions connected with the

Commercial Treaties, to

Sir JaMes L. MackAy, His Britannic Majesty’s Special Commissioner.

Shanghai, September 5th, 1902.

We have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your communication of to-day’s

date with regard to the allocation of the surtax funds allotted to the Provinces, and to

inform you that the views therein expressed are the same as our own.

Wei would, however, wish to point out that, were the whole amount of the alloca-

tion duepaid oyer to the Provinces, unnecessary expense would be incurred in the

retransmission by them of such portions thereof as would have to be remitted to

Peking in place of the Contributions hitherto payable out of lekin revenue. The

amount, therefore, of the allocation due to the Provinces, arranged between them and

the Board of Revenue, will be retained in the hands of the Maritime Customs, who

will await the instructions of the Provinces in regard to the remittance of such

portion thereof as may be necessary to fulfil r their obligations, and (on receipt of

these instructions) will send forward the amount direct. The balance will be held

to the order of the Provinces..

In so far as lekin is pledged to the service of the 1898 loan, a similar method of

procedure will be adopted.

As you request that this correspondence be annexed to the Treaty, we have the

honour to state that we see no objection to this being done.

Annex C

INLAND WATERS STEAM NAVIGATION

Additional Rules

1. —British steamship owners are at liberty to lease wareh

banks of waterways from Chinese subjects for a term not exceeding 25 years, with

option of renewal on terms to be mutually arranged. In cases where British mer-

chants are unable to secure warehouses and jetties from Chinese subjects on satis-

factory terms, the local officials, after consultation with the Minister of Commerce,

shall arrange to provide these on renewable lease as above mentioned at current

equitable rates.

2. —Jetties shall only be erected in such positions that the

inland watervyay or interfere with navigation, and with the sanction of the nearest

Commissioner of Customs ; such sanction, however, shall not be arbitrarily withheld.

# 3.—British

jetties merchants

on the same footing asshallChinese,

pay taxes and contributions

proprietors on these warehouses

of similar properties and

in the neigh-

bourhood. British merchants may only employ Chinese agents and staff to reside in

warehouses so leased at places touched at by steamers engaged in inland traffic to

carry on their business ; but British merchants may visit these places from time to

time to look after their affairs. The existing rights of Chinese jurisdiction over

Chinese subjects shall not by reason of this clause be diminished or interfered with

in any way.

4.—Steam vessels navigating the inland waterways of China shall be responsible

for loss caused to riparian proprietors by damage which they may do to the banks

32 THE BRITISH COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH CHINA

or works on them and for the loss which may be' caused by such damage. In the

event of China desiring to prohibit the use of some particular shallow waterway by

launches, because there is reason to fear that the use of it by them would be likely

to injure the banks and cause damage to the adjoining country, the British

authorities, when appealed to, shall, if satisfied of the validity of the objection,

prohibit the use of that waterway by British launches, provided that Chinese

launches are also prohibited from using it.

Both Foreign and Chinese launches are prohibited from crossing dams and weirs

at present in existence on inland waterways where they are likely to cause injury to

such works, which would be detrimental to the water service of the local people.

5. —The main object of the British G-overnment in desiring to s

waterways of China opened to steam navigation being to afford facilities for the rapid

transport of both foreign and native merchandise, they undertake to offer no impedi-

ment to the transfer to a Chinese company and the Chinese flag of any British

steamer which may now or hereafter be employed on the inland waters of China

should the owner be willing to make the transfer.

In event of a Chinese company registered under Chinese law being formed to run

steamers on the inland waters of China the fact of British subjects holding shares in

such a company shall not entitle the steamers to fly the British flag.

6. —Registered steamers and their tows are forbidden, just as junk

been forbidden, to carry contraband goods. Infraction of this rule will entail the

penalties prescribed in the Treaties for such an offence, and cancellation of the Inland

Waters Navigation Certificate carried by the vessels, which will be prohibited from

thereafter plying on inland waters.

7. —As it is desirable that the people living inland should be distu

as possible by the advent of steam vessels to which they are not accustomed, inland

waters not hitherto frequented by steamers shall be opened as gradually as may be

convenient to merchants and only as the owners of steamers may see prospects of

remunerative trade.

In cases where it is intended to run steam vessels on waterways on which such

vessels have not hitherto run, intimation shall be made to the Commissioner of

Customs at the nearest open port who shall report the matter to the Ministers of

Commerce. The latter, in conjunction with the Governor-General or Governor of

the Province, after careful consideration of all the circumstances of the case, shall at

once give their approval.

8. —A registered steamer may ply within the waters of a port, or

port or ports to another open port or ports, or from one open port or ports of

places inland, and thence back to such port of ports. She may, on making due

report to the Customs, land or ship passengers Or cargo at any recognised places of

trade passed in the course of the voyage; but may not ply between inland places

exclusively except with the consent of the Chinese Government.

9. —Any cargo and passenger boats may be towed by steamers.

and crew of any boat towed shall be Chinese. All boats, irrespective of ownership,

must be registered before they can proceed inland.

10. —These Rules are supplementary to the Inland Steam Navig

of July and September, 1898. The latter, where untouched by the present Rules,

remain in full force and effect; but the present Rules hold in the case of such of the

former Regulations as the present Rules affect. The present Rules, and the

Regulations of July and September, 1898, to which they are supplementary, are

provisional and may be modified, as circumstances require, by mutual consent.

Done at Shanghai this fifth day of September, in the year of Our Lord, 1902,

corresponding with the Chinese date, the fourth day of the eighth moon of the

twenty-eighth year of Kwang Hsu.

[l.s.] Jas. L. Mackay.

EMIGRATION CONVENTION

Between the United Kingdom and China respecting the Employment of

Chinese Labour in British Colonies and Protectorates

(Signed in London, 13#A May, 1904)

Whereas a Convention between Her Majesty Queen Victoria and His Majesty

the Emperor of China was signed at Peking on the 24th'October, 1860, by Article V.

of which His Imperial Majesty the Emperor of China consented to allow Chinese

subjects, wishing to take service in British Colonies or other parts beyond the seas,

to enter into engagements with British subjects, and to ship themselves and their

families on board of British vessels at the open ports of China in conformity with

Regulations to be drawn up between the two Governments for the protection of such

emigrants:

And whereas the aforesaid Regulations have not- hitherto been framed, His

Majesty the King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and of the

British Dominions beyond the Seas, Emperor of India, and His Majesty the Emperor

of China have accordingly appointed the following as their respective Plenipo-

tentiaries, that is to say :

His Majesty the King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and o^

the British Dominions beyond the Seas, Emperor of India, t}ie Most Honourable

Henry Charles Keith Petty7Fitzmaurice, Marquess of Lansdojv.ne, His Majesty’s

Principal Secretary of State fo^, Foreign.Affairs ; and

His Majesty the Emperor of China, Chang Teh-Yih, Brevet Lieutenant-General

of the Chinese Imperial Forces? His Imperial Majesty’s Envoy Extraordinary and

Minister Plenipotentiary at the Court of His Majest y the King of the United Kingdom

of Great Britain and Ireland and of the British Dominions beyond th,e Seas, Emperor

of India;

And the said Plenipotentiaries having met and communicated to each other their

respective full powers, and found them in good and due form, have agreed upon and

concluded the following Articles :—

Art. I.—As the Regulations to be framed under the above-mentioned Treaty

were intended to be of a general character^ it is hereby agreed that on each occasion

when indentured emigrants are required for a particular British Colony or Protectorate

beyond the.seas, HisRritannic Majesty’s Minister in Peking skaliinotffy the Chinese

(iovemment/stating

. them, the name

and the terms,find of theonTreaty

conditions whichport

theyatai;e,

whichto beit isengaged

intended;, the

.to Chinese

embark

Government shall thereupon, without requiring further formalities, .immediately

instruct the local authorities at the specified Treaty port to take, all the steps

necessary to facilitate emigration. The notification herein refeffed to.fshall Gniy ^

required once.in the case of each,;Colony .or Protectorate,, except, when, emigration

under indenture jp that Colony or Protectorate from the specified Treaty; port has

not taken place during the preceding three years.

34 EMIGRATION CONVENTION

Art. II.—On the receipt of the instructions above referred to, the Taotai at the

port shall at once appoint an officer, to be called the Chinese Inspector; who, |

together with the British Consular Officer at the port, or his De’egate, shall make

known by Proclamation and by means of the native press the text of the Indenture

which the emigrant will have to sign, and any particulars of which the Chinese officer

considers it essential that the emigrant shall be informed, respecting the country to

which the emigrant is to proceed, and respecting its laws.

Art. III.—The British Consular officer at the port, or his Delegate, shall confer ■[

with the Chinese Inspector as to the location and installation of the offices and other

necessary buildings, hereinafter called the Emigration1 Agency, which shall be erected

or fitted up by the British Government, and at their expense, for the purpose of

carrying on the business of the engagement and shipment of the emigrants, and in

which the Chinese Inspector and his staff shall have suitable accommodation for j

carrying on their duties.

Art. IV.—(1.) There shall be posted up in conspicuous places throughout the

Emigration Agency, and more especially in that part of it called the Depot, destined

for the reception of intending emigrants, copies of the Indenture to be entered into

with the emigrant, drawn up in the English and Chinese languages, together with

copies of the special Ordinance, if any, relating to immigration into the particular

Colony or Protectorate for which the emigrants are required.

(2.) There shall be kept a Register in English and in Chinese, in which the names

of intending indentured emigrants shall be inscribed, and in this Register there shall

not be inscribed, the name of any person who is under 20 years of age, unless he |

shall have produced proof of his having obtained the consent of his parents or other

lawful guardians to emigrate, or, in default of these, of the Magistrate of the.district ;

to which he belongs. After signature of the Indenture according to the Chinese -

manner, the emigrant shall not be permitted to leave the Dep6t previously to his

embarkation, without a pass signed by the Chinese Inspector, and countersigned by

the British Consular Officer or his Delegate, unless he shall have, through the

Chinese Inspector, renounced his agreement and withdrawn his name from the

register of emigrants.

(3.) Before the sailing of the ship each emigrant shall be carefully examined by a

qualified Medical Officer nominated by the British Consular Officer or his Delegate.

The emigrants shall be paraded before the British Consular Officer or his Delegate

and the Chinese Inspector or his Delegate, and questioned with a view to ascertain

their perfect understanding of the Indenture.

Art. V.—All ships employed in the conveyance of indentured emigrants from

China under this Convention shall engage and embark them only at a Treaty port,

and shall comply with the Regulations contained in the Schedule hereto annexed and

forming part of the Convention.

Art. VI.—For the better protection of the emigrant, and of any other Chinese

subject who may happen to be residing in the Colony or Protectorate to which the

emigration is to take place, it shall be competent to the Emperor of China to appoint

a Consul or Vice-Consul to watch over their interests and well-being, and such

Consul or Vice-Consul shall have all the rights and privileges accorded to the Consuls

of other nations.

Art. VII.—Every Indenture entered into under the present Articles shall clearly

specify the name of the country for which the labourer is required, the duration of

the engagement, and, if renewable, on what terms, the number of hours of labour

per working day, the nature of the work, the rate of wages and mode of payment,

the rations, clothing, the grant of a free passage out, and, where such is provided for

therein, a free passage back to the port of embarkation in China for himself and family,

right to free medical attendance and medicines, whether in the Colony or Protectorate,

or on the voyage from and to the port of embarkation in China, and any other

advantages to which the emigrant shall be entitled. The Indenture may also

EMIGRATION5 CONVENTION 35

provide that the emigraut shall, if considered necessary by the medical authorities,

be vaccinated on his arrival at the Depot, and in the event of such vaccination being

unsuccessful, re-vaccinated on board ship.

Art. VIII.—The Indenture shall be signed, or in cases of illiteracy marked, by

the emigrant after the Chinese manner, in the presence of the British Consular Officer

or his Delegate and of the Chinese Inspector or his Delegate, who shall be respon-

sible to their respective Governments for its provisions having been clearly and fully

explained to the emigrant previous to signature. To each emigrant there shall be

presented a copy of the Indenture drawn up in English and Chinese. Such Inden-

ture shall not be considered as definitive or irrevocable until after the embarkation

of the emigrant.

Art. IX.—In every British Colony or Protectorate to which indentured Chinese

emigrants proceed, an officer or officers shall be appointed, whose duty it shall be to

insure that the emigrant shall have free access to the Courts of Justice to, obtain the

redress for inj uries to his person and property which is secured to all persons, irrespec-

tive of race, by the local law.

Art. X.—During the sojourn of the emigrant in the Colony or Protectorate in

which he is employed, all possible postal facilities shall be afforded tc» him for com-

municating with his native country and for making remittances to his family.

Art. XI.—With regard to the repatriation of the emigrant and his family

whether on the expiration of the Indenture or from any legal cause, or in event of

his having been invalided from sickness or disablement, it is understood that this shall

always be to the port of shipment in China, and that in no case shall it take place

by any other means than actual conveyance by ship, and payment of money to the

returning emigrant in lieu of passage shall not be admissible.

Art. XII.—Nothing in any Indenture framed under these Articles shall

constitute on the employer a right to transfer the emigrant to another employer

of labour without the emigrant’s free consent and the approval of his Consul or

Vice-Consul; and should any such transfer or assignment take place, it shall not in

any way invalidate any of the rights or privileges of the emigrant under the

Indenture.

Art. XIII.—It is agreed that a fee on each indentured emigrant shipped under

the terms of this convention shall be paid to the Chinese Government for expenses of

inspection, but no payment of any kind shall be made to the Chinese Inspector or

any other official of the Chinese Government at the port of embarkation. The above

fee shall be paid into the Customs bank previous to the clearance of the ship, and

shall be calculated at the- following rate:—3 Mexican dollars per head for any

number of emigrants not exceeding 10,000, and 2 dollars per head for any number

in excess thereof, provided they are shipped at. the same Treaty port, and that not more

than twelve months have elapsed since the elate of the last shipment.

Should the port of embarkation have been changed, or a space of more than

twelve months have elapsed since the date of the last shipment, inspection charges

shall be paid as in the first instanefe.

Art. XIV.-rThe English and Chinese .text of the present Convention have been

carefully compared, but in the event of there being any difference of meaning between

them, the sense as expressed In the English text shall be heldto be the correct sense.

Art. XV.—The present Convention shall come into force on the date of its

signature and remain in force for four years from that date, and after such period

of four years it shall be terminable by either, of the high contracting parties, on

giving one year’s notice, .

In witness whereof the Plenipotentiaries have signed the present Convention,

and have affixed thereto their seals.

Done at London in four copies (two in English and two in Chinese), this

thirteenth day of May of the year 1904.

• (Signed) Lansdowne.

T. T. Chang.

2*

EMIGRATION yONV^NTION

SCHEDULE

;

• Regulations ' ' .

, SJLps employed in Die iranspoi-t of indentured emigrants from China under this

Convention must be seaworthy, clean, and properly ventilated, land with regard to

the following matters, shall comply with conditions as far as possible equivalent to

those in force in British India with reference to the emigration of natives from India:—

Accommodation required oh board (tilde Seetioh 57 of “ The Indian Emigration

Act, 1883 ”).

Sleeping adcommodition Consisting of wooden sheathing to the dects or

sleeping' platforms' (iiide rule regarding “iron decks,” as amended the 16th August,

1902, in Schedule “ A” to the rules.under “The Indian Emigration Act, ISSS”).

‘ Buies as to space on hoard (vid& Section 58 of “The Indian Emigration

Act, 1883”). . . , : . df

Carriage of qualified surgeon, with necessary medical stores.

Storage of drinking water (vide Buie 113, as amended the 24th February, 1903,

under “ The Indian Emigration Act, 1883 ”).

Provision of adequate distilling apparatus (vide Schedule “ C ” to the rules

under “ The Indian Emigration Act, 1883 ”).

The dietary for each indentured' emigrant on board ship shall be as follows per

day:—

Bice, not less than 1| lb., or flour or bread stuffs

Fish (dried or salt) or meat (fresh or preserved)

Fresh vegetables of suitable kinds

Salt ... ... ..

Sugar ...

Chinese tea

Chinese condiments in sufficient quantities.

Water, for drinking and cooking 1 gallon

or such other articles of food as may be substituted for any of the articles enumerat-

ed in the foregoing scale as being in the opinion of the doctor on board equivalent

thereto.

Notes Exchanged Between the Marquess op Lansdowne and the Chinese

Minister on Signing Convention op May 13th, 1904

Foreign Office, London, May 13th, 1904.

Sir,—By Article VI. of the Convention about to be concluded between Great

Britain and China with regard to Chinese subjects leaving the Treaty ports of China

under Indenture for service in British Colonies or Protectorates, it is provided

that:—

who “may

For the betterto protection

happen of thein emigrant

be residing andorof Protectorate

the Colony any other Chinese subject

to which the

emigration is to take place, it shall be competent to the Emperor of China to appoint

a Consul or Vice-Consul to watch over their interests and well-being, and such

Consul or Vice-Consul shall have all the rights and privileges accorded to the Consul

of other nations.”

His Majesty’s Government consider it specially important that the persons

appointed to occupy, for the purpose named, the position of Consul or Vice-Consul

should be experienced officers of Chinese nationality, that they should be exclusively

EMIGRATION CONVENTION 37

in the service of the Emperor of China, and that in each case the name of the person

selected should be communicated to His Majesty’s Government, and their agreement

to the appointment obtained.

I have the honour to inquire whether-the Chinese Government are prepared to

meet the wishes of His Majesty’s Government in the matter. If so, and if you will

inform me accordingly, this note and-yauiureply might be attached to the Convention

in order to place on formal record the arrangement concluded.—I have, &c.

(Signed) Lansdowne.

Chang Ta-Jen, etc., etc., etc.

Chinese Legation, London,

May 13th, 1904.

My Lord Marquess,—In reply to your Lordship’s note of this date, I have the

honour to state .that the Chinese Government are in. entire accord with His Britannic

Majesty’s Government as to the great importance they attach to the Consuls and Vice-

Consuls to be appointed under Article VI. of the Convention about to be concluded

between the two Governments being men of great experience, and will consider it a

duty which they owe to the emigrant to confine the selection of these officers to such

as in all respects conform to the requirements specified in the note above referred to,

which, together with the present one, it has been mutually agreed shall, in proof of

that understanding, be appended to the said.Convention.—I have, &c.

(Signed) T. Y. Chang.

The Marquess of Lansdowne, K.G.,

etc., etc., etc.

OPIUM AGREEMENT

[Done at Peking, Mat 8th, 1911]

Under the arrangement concluded between His Majesty’s Government and the

Chinese Government three years ago, His Majesty’s Government undertook that if

during the period of three years from January 1st, 1908, the Chinese Government

should duly carry out the arrangement on their part for reducing the production

and consumption of opium in China, they would continue in the same proportion of

ten per cent, the annual diminution of the export of opium from India, until the

completion of the full period of ten years in 1917.

His Majesty’s Government, recognizing the sincerity of the Chinese Govern-

ment, and their pronounced success in diminishing the production of opium in China

during the past three years, are prepared to continue the arrangement of 1907 for

the unexpired period of seven years on the following conditions:—

I. —From the first of January, 1911, China shall diminish a

years the production of opium in China in the same proportion as the annual export

from India is diminished in accordance with the terms of Agreement and of the

Annex appended hereto until total extinction in 1917.

II. — The Chinese Government have adopted a most rigorous

ing the production, the transport and the smoking of native opium, and His

Majesty’s Government have expressed their agreement therewith and willingness to

give every assistance. With a view to facilitating the continuance of this work. His

Majesty’s Government agree that the export of opium from India to China shall

cease in less than seven years if clear proof is given of the complete absence of

native opium in China.

III. —His Majesty’s Government further agree that Indi

conveyed into any province in China which can establish by clear evidence that it

has effectively suppressed the cultivation and import of native opium.

It is understood, however, that the closing of the ports of Canton and Shanghai

to the import of Indian opium shall not take effect except as the final step on the

part of the Chinese Government for the completion of the above measure.

IV. —During the period of this Agreement it shall be

Majesty’s Government to obtain continuous evidence of this diminution by local

enquiries and investigation conducted by one or more British officials accompanied,

if the Chinese Government so desire, by a Chinese official. Their decision as to the

extent of cultivation shall be accepted by both parties to this Agreement.

During the above period one or more British officials shall be given facilities for

reporting on the taxation and trade restrictions on opium away from the Treaty

ports.

V. —By the arrangement of 1907 His Majesty’s Governm

despatch by China of an official to India to watch the opium sales on condition that

such official would have no power of interference. His Majesty’s Government

further agree that the official so despatched may be present at the packing of opium

on the same condition

OPIUM AGREEMENT 39

VI. —The Chinese Government undertake to levy a un

jgrown in the Chinese Empire. His Majesty’s Government consent to increase the

present consolidated import duty on Indian opium to Tls. 350 per chest of 100

catties, such increase to take effect as soon as the Chinese Government levy an

equivalent excise tax on all native opium.

VII. —On confirmation of this Agreement and begin

“the new rate of consolidated import duty, China will at once cause to be withdrawn

all restrictions' placed by the Provincial authorities on the wholesale trade in Indian

opium, sucli as those recently imposed at Canton and elsewhere, and also all taxation

on the wholesale trade other than the consolidated import duty, and no such

restrictions or taxation shall be again imposed so long as the Additional Article to

the Chefoo Agreement remains as at present in force.

It is also understood that Indian raw opium having paid the consolidated

import duty shall be exempt from any further taxation whatsoever in the port of

import.

Should the conditions contained in the above two clauses not be duly observed,

His Majesty’s Government shall be at liberty to suspend or terminate this

Agreement at any time.

The foregoing stipulations shall not derogate in any manner from the force of

the laws already published or hereafter to be published by the Imperial Chinese

Government to suppress the smoking of opium and to regulate the retail trade in

the drug in general.

VIII. —With a view to assisting China in the

Majesty’s Government undertake that from the year 1911 the Government of India

will issue an export permit with a consecutive number for each chest of Indian

•opium declared for shipment to or for consumption in China.

During the year 1911 the number of permits so issued shall not exceed 30,600

and shall be progressively reduced annually by 5,100 during the remaining six years

ending 1917.

A copy of each permit so issued shall, before shipment of opium declared for

shipment to or consumption in China, be handed to the Chinese official for trans-

mission to his Government, or to the Customs authorities in China.

His Majesty’s Government undertake that each chest of opium for which such

permit has been granted shall be sealed by an official deputed by the Indian

■Government in the presence of the Chinese official if so requested.

The Chinese Government undertake that chests of opium so sealed and

accompanied by such permits may be imported into any Treaty Port of China

without let or hindrance if such seals remain unbroken.

IX. —Should it appear on subsequent experience desi

the unexpired portion of seven years to modify this Agreement or any part thereof,

it may be revised by mutual consent of the two high contracting parties.

X. —This Agreement shall come into force on the date of

In witness whereof the undersigned, duly authorized thereto by their respective

Governments, have signed the same and have affixed thereto their seals.

Done at Peking in quadruplicate (four in English and four in Chinese) this

■eighth day of May, one thousand nine hundred and eleven, being the tenth day of

the fourth month of the third year of Hsuan T’ung.

[l.s.] J. N. Jordan. [l.s.] Tsou Chia-lai.

40 - OPIUM AGREEMENT

Annex'

On the date of the signature of the Agreement a list Shall be takhh by the

[Commissioners of Customs acting in: concert with the Colonial anc}. Consular officials

of all uncertified Indian opium in bond at the Treaty Ports and of all uncertified

opium in stock in Hongkong which is bond fide intended for the Chinese market,

and all such opium shall be marked with labels aud on payment of Tls. .110 con-

solidated: import duty shall be entitled to the same Treaty rights and privileges in

■ China as certificated opium.

Opium so marked and in "Stock in Hongkong must be exported to a Chinese-

port within seven days of the signature of the Agreement.

All other unfeeftific&ted Indian opium shall for a period of two months from the

date of the signature of the Agreement be landed at the ports of Shanghai and Canton

only, and at the expiration of this period all Treaty Ports shall be closed to uncerti-

'ficated opium provided the Chinese Government have obtained the consent of the

other Treaty Powers.

The Imperial Maritime Customs shall keep a return of all uncertificated opium

landed at Shanghai and Canton during this period of two months, other than opium

marked and labelled as provided above, and such opium shall pay the new rate of

consolidated import duty and shall not be re-exported in bond to other Treaty ? ports.

In addition- to the annual reduction of 5,100 chests already agreed upon, His;

Majesty’s Government agree further to reduce the import, of,Indian opium during

each of the years 1912, 1913 and 1914 by an amount equal to one-third of the total

ascertained amount of the uncertificated Indian opium in bond in Chinese Treaty

Ports, and in stock in Hongkong on the date of signature, plus one-third of the

amount of uncertificated Indian opium landed during the ensuing two months at

Shanghai and Canton.

Done at Peking this eighth day of May one thousand nine,hundred and eleven,

being the tenth day of the fourth month of the third year of Hsuan T’ung.

[n.s.] J. N. Jordan. [l.s.] ’ ’ Tsou Chia-dai.

TREATY FOR THE SETTLEMENT OE OUTSTANDING

QUESTIONS RELATIVE TO SHANTUNG

AGREED TERMS OF UNDERSTANDING; RECORDED IN THE MINUTES

OF THE JAPANESE AND CHINESE DELEGATIONS CONCERNING

THE CONCLUSION OF THE TREATY FOR THE SETTLEMENT

OF OUTSTANDING QUESTIONS RELATIVE TO SHANTUNG-

Transfer of Public Properties

I. —Japanese subjects will be permitted, subject totbe provision

to become members or shareholders of any of the commercial companies to be formed

with respect to public enterprises mentioned in Paragraph 4 of Annex II. of the

Treaty.

Withdrawal of Japanese Troops

II. —After the withdrawal of the Japanese troops provided fo

XI. of the Treaty, no Japanese military force of any kind'will remain in ally part

of Shantung.

Tsingtao-Tsinanfu Railway

III. —All light railways constructed by Japan in Shantu

appurtenant thereto shall be, considered as part of the properties of Tsingtao-

Tsinanfu Railway.

IV. —The telegraph lines along the Railway shall also be c

the Railway properties.

V. —The Chinese authorities, upon taking pver the Railwa

power and discretion to retain or to remove the present employes of Japanese

nationality in the service of the Railway. In replacing such employes, reasonable,

notice shall be given before the date of the transfer of the Railway. Detailed

arrangements regarding the replacements to take effect immediately on the transfer

of the Railway are!to be made by the Joint Railway .Commission provided for in

Article XVI. of the Treaty.

VI. —The entire subordinate staff of the Japanese Traffic

Japanese Chief Accountant of the Railway is fo be appointed by the Chinese

Managing-Director. After two years and a • half from the date of the transfer of

the Railway, the Chinese Government may appoint an Assistant Traffic Manager of .

Chinese nationality for the period of two years and a half, and such Chinese

Assistant Traffic Manager may likewise be appointed at any time upon notice being

given for the redemption of the Treasury Notes under Article XVIII. of the Treaty

.VII.—The Chinese Government is under no obligation to appoint Japanese

subjects as members of the subordinate staff above mentioned.

VIII. —The redemption of the Treasury Notes unde

Treaty will not be effected with funds raised from 'any source other than Chinese.

IX. —The Chinese Government will ask the Japanese

information as may be useful in making the selection of the Japanese Traffic

Accountant of the Railway.

42 TREATY FOR THE SETTLEMENT RELATING TO SHANTUNG

X. —All questions relating' to the existing contracts or com

the Japanese authorities in charge of the Railway shall be settled by the Joint Rail-

way Commission ; and, prior to the transfer of the Railway, the said Japanese-

authorities will not make any new contracts or commitments calculated to be harmful

to the interests of the Railway.

Opening of the Former German Leased Territory of Kiaochoiv

XI. —The term “ lawful pursuits” used in article XXIII. of t

be so construed as to include agriculture, or any enterprise prohibited by Chinese

law or not permitted to foreign nationals under the treaties between China and

Foreign Powers, it being understood that this definition shall be without prejudice

to the question of the salt industry provided for in Article XXV. of the Treaty or to

any question relating to vested right which shall be determined in accordance with

Article XXIV. of the Treaty.

Post Offices

XII. —All the Japanese Post Offices outside of the for

Territory of Kiaochow shall be withdrawn simultaneously with the transfer of the

Tsingtao-Tsinanfu Railway, if such transfer shall take place before January 1st,

1923, and, in any case, not later than the said date.

XIII. —All the Japanese Post Offices within the fo

Territory of Kiaochow shall be withdrawn simultaneously with the transfer of the

administration of the said Territory.

Claims

XIV. —The omission of any reference in the Treaty to t

which Chinese citizens may have against Japanese subjects for the restitution

of real property in Shantung or for damages to the person and property of Chinese

citizens in Shantung shall not prejudice such claims.

XV. —The Chinese authorities shall furnish the Japanes

list of such claims, together with all available evidence in support of each claim.

Justice shall be done through diplomatic channel as regards the claims against the

Japanese authorities, and through ordinary judicial procedure as regards the claims

against Japanese subjects. With respect to the latter class of claims, the investiga-

tion into actual facts of each case may, if necessary, be conducted by a Joint Com-

mission of Japanese and Chinese officials, in equal number, to be specially designated

for that purpose.

XVI. —The Japanese Government shall not be held respo

which may have been directly caused by the military operations of Japan during

the late war.

Washington, D.C., Feburuary 4th, 1922.

REGULATIONS UNDER WHICH BRITISH TRADE IS

TO BE CONDUCTED IN KOREA (CHOSEN)

I.—Entrance and Clearance of Vessels

1. —Within forty-eight hours (exclusive of Sundays and h

arrival of a British ship in a Korean port, the master shall deliver to the Korean

Customs authorities the receipt of the British Consul showing that he has deposited

the ship’s papers at the British Consulate, and he shall then make an entry of this

ship by handing in a written paper stating the name of the ship, of the port from

which she comes, of her master, the number, and, if required, the names of her

passengers, her tonnage, and the number of her crew, which paper shall be certified

by the master to be a true statement, and shall be signed by him. He shall, at the

same time, deposit a written manifest of his cargo, setting forth the marks and

numbers of the packages and their contents as they are described in the bills of

lading, with the names of the persons to whom they are consigned. The master shall

certify that this description is correct, and shall sign his name to the same. When

a vessel has been duly entered, the Customs authorities will issue a permit to open

hatches, which shall be exhibited to the Customs officer on board. Breaking bulk

without having obtained such permission will render the master liable to a fine not

exceeding one hundred Mexican Dollars.

2. —If any error is discovered in the manifest, it may be correc

four hours (exclusive of Sundays and holidays) of its being handed in, without the

payment of any fee ; but for alteration or post entry to the manifest made after

that time a fee of Five Mexican Dollars shall be paid.

3. —Any master who shall neglect to enter his vessel at the Kor

within the time fixed by this Regulation shall pay a penalty not exceeding Fifty

Mexican Dollars for every twenty-four hours that he shall so neglect to enter his ship.

4. —Any British vessel which remains in port for less than

(exclusive of Sundays and holidays) and does not open her hatches, also any vessel

driven into port by stress of weather, or only in want of supplies, shall not be required

to enter or pay tonnage dues so long as such vessel does not engage in trade.

5—When the master of a vessel wishes to clear, he shall hand in to the Customs

authorities an export manifest containing similar particulars to those given in the

import manifest. The Customs authorities will then issue a clearance certificate and

return the Consul’s receipt for the ship's papers. These documents must be handed

into the Consulate before the ship’s papers are returned to the master.

—Should any

above prescribed, the ship leaveshallthebeport

master liablewithout clearingnotoutwards

to a penalty exceedinginTwo theHundred

manner

Mexican Dollars.

7-—British

required to hand insteamers may except

a manifest enter and clear goods

for such on theassame

are today,

be and

landedtheyor shall not be

transhipped

at the port of entry.

44 REGULATIONS POE BRUTS II TRADE WITH KOREA

II.—Landing and Shipping Cargo and Payment of Duties

1. —-The importer of any goods’who; desires tp kuid, them.shall m

application to that effect at the Custom-house, stating his own name, the name of the

ship in which the gopds have been imported, the marks, numbers, and1 contents of the

packages and their values, and declaring that this statement is correct : The Customs

authorities may demand the production of the invoice of each consignment of

merchandise. If it is not produced, or if its absence is not satisfactorily accounted for

the owner shall be allowed to land his goods on payment of double the Tariff duty,

but the surplus duty so levied shall be refunded on the production of the invoice.

2. —All goods so entered may be examined by the Customs office

appointed for the purpose. Such examination shall be made without delay or injury

toauthorities

the merchandise, and thecondition,

to their original packagesin soshall

far beas may

at once. re-sorted by the Customs

be practicable.

3. —-Should the Customs authorities consider the value of any go

ad valorem duty as declared by the importer or exporter insufficient, they shall call

upon him to pay duty on the value determined by an appraisement to be made by the

Customs appraiser. But should the impbrter or exporter be dissatisfied, with" that

appraisement, he shall within twenty-four hours (exclusive of Sundays and holidays)

state his reasons for such dissatisfaction to the Ccminissioner of Customs, and shall

appoint an appraiser of his ovvn to make are-appraisement. He shall then declare

the value of the goods as determined by such re-appraisement. The Commissioner

of Customs will thereupon, at his option, either assess the duty on the value deter-

mined by this re-appraisement, or will purchase the goods from the importer or

exporter at the price thus determined, with the addition 'of five per cent. . In the

latter case the purchase money shall be paid to the importer or. exporter within five

days from the date on which he has declared the value determined by bis own

appraiser.

4. —Upon all goods damaged, on the voyage of importation a fai

duty shall be allowed, .proportionate to their deterioration. If any disputes arise as

to the amount of such reduction, they shall be settled in the manner pointed out in

the preceding clause.

5. —All goods intended to be exported shall be entered at the K

house before they are shipped. The application to ship shall be made in writing, and

shall state the name of the vessel by which the goods are to be exported, the marks

and number of the packages, and the quantity, description, and value of the contents.

The exporter shall certify in writing that the application gives a true account of all

the goods contained therein, and shall sign his name thereto.

6. —No goods shall be lauded or shipped at other places than thos

Korean Customs authorities, or between the hours of sunset and sunrise, or on Sundays

or holidays, without the special permission of the Customs authorities, who will be

entitled to reasonable fees for the extra duty thus performed.

7. —Claims by importers or exporters for duties paid in excessj or b

authorities for duties which have not been fully paid, shall be entertained only when

made within thirty days from the date of payment.

8. —No entry will be required in the case of provisions for the

ships, their crews and passengers, hof for the baggage of the latter which may be

landed or shipped at any time after examination by the Customs officers.

9. —Vessels needing repairs may land their cargo for that purpo

payment of duty. All goods so landed shall remain in charge of the Korean Autho-

rities, and ad just charges for storage, labour, and supervision shall be .paid by the

master. But if any portion of such cargo be sold, the duties of the Tariff shall be

paid on the portion so disposed of.

REGULATIONS FOR BRITISH TRADE WITH KOREA

10.—Any person desiring to shall obtain'a permit from the Customs

authorities before doing1 so.

of tfrejRbyefyhe )

1. —The Customs authorities shall have the right to place C

board any British merchant vessel in their-ports. AJT such “Customs officers, shall have

access to all parts of the snip in which cargo is'slowed. They, shall be treated with

civility, and such reasonable aocotdmodatioh shall be allowed to them as the ship affords.

2. —The hatches and all other places of entrance into that par

cargo is stowed may ba secure^ py tl)p .Korean Oustpms officers between the hours of

sunset and sunrise, and hn Sundays and holidays, by affixing seals, locks, or other

fastenings, and if any persop^ha!!, without due permission, wilfully open any entrance

that has been so .secured,, pr break any seal, lock, or other fastening that has been

affixed by the Korean Customs officers, hot; only the person so offending, but, the master

of the ship, also, shall be liable to .a.penalty not exceeding One Hundred Mexican

Dollars.

3'"—Any British subject who ships, or attempts to ship, or discharges, or attempts

to discharge, goods which have not been duly entered at the Custom-house in the

manner above provided, or packages containing goods different from those described

in tbe import or export permit application, or prohibited goods, shall forfeit twice

the value of such goods, and the goods shall be confiscated.

4. —-Any person signing a false declaration or certificate with

the revenue of Korea shall be liable to a. fine not exceeding Two Hundred Mexican

Dollars.

5. —Any violation pf any provision of these Regulations, tp

specially attached therein, may be punished by a fine not exceeding One Hundred

Mexican Dollars.

Note.—All documents required by these Regulations, and all other communications

addressed to the Korean Customs authorities, may be written in the English language.

[l,s.] Harry S. Parkes.

„ Min Yong-mok.

TREATIES WITH JAPAN

GREAT BRITAIN

TREATY OE COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION BETWEEN

GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN

Signed at London, 16th July, 1894

Ratifications Exchanged at Tokyo, 25th August, 1894

Her Majesty the Queen of the TJnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland,

Empress of India, and His Majesty the Emperor of Japan, being equally desirous

of maintaining the relations of good understanding -which happily exist between

them, by extending and increasing the intercourse between their respective States,

and being convinced that this object cannot better be accomplished than by revising

the Treaties hitherto existing between the two countries, have resolved to complete

such a revision, based upon principles of equity and mutual benefit, and, for that

purpose, have named as their Plenipotentiaries, that is to say :—

Her Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland,

Empress of India, the Right Honourable John, Earl of Kimberley, Knight of the

Most Noble Order of the Garter, etc., etc., Her Britannic Majesty’s Secretary of

State for Foreign Affairs ;

And His Majesty the Emperor of Japan, Viscount Aoki Siuzo, Junii, First Class

of the Imperial Order of the Sacred Treasure, His Majesty’s Envoy Extraordinary

and Minister Plenipotentiary at the Court of St. James’ ;

Who, after having communicated to each other their full powers, found to be

in good and due form, have agreed upon and concluded the following Articles :—

Article I.—The subjects of each of the two high contracting parties shall have

full liberty to enter, travel, or reside in any part of the dominions and possessions

of the other contracting party, and shall enjoy full and perfect protection for their

persons and property.

They shall have free and easy access to the Courts of Justice in pursuit and

defence of their rights; they shall be at liberty equally with native subjects to

choose and employ lawyers, advocates, and representatives to pursue and defend

their rights before such Courts, and in all other matters connected with the

administration of justice they shall enjoy all the rights and privileges enjoyed by

native subjects.

In whatever relates to rights of residence and travel; to the possession of goods

and effects of any kind; to the succession to personal estate, by will or otherwise,

and the disposal of property of any sort in any manner whatsoever which they may

lawfully acquire, the subjects of each contracting party shall enjoy in the dominions

and possessions of the other the same privileges, liberties, and rights, and shall be

subject to no higher imposts, or charges in these respects than native subjects, or

subjects or citizens of the most favoured nation. The subjects of each of tbe

contracting parties shall enjoy in the dominions and possessions of the other entire

liberty of conscience, and, subject to the Laws, Ordinances, and Regulations, shall

enjoy the right of private or public exercise of their worship, and also the right of

burying their respective countrymen, according to their religious customs, in such

suitable and convenient places as may be established and maintained for that purpose.

They shall not be compelled, under any pretext whatsoever, to pay any charges

or taxes other or high than those that are, or may be, paid by native subjects, or

subjects or citizens of most favoured nation.

TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN 47

Article II.—The subjects of either of the contracting parties residing in the

dominions and possessions of the other shall be exempted-from all compulsory

military service whatsoever, whether in the army, navy, national guards, or militia,

from all contributions imposed in lieu of personal service; and from all forced loan

or military exactions or contributions.

Article III.—There shall be reciprocal freedom of commerce and navigation

between the dominions and possessions of the two high contracting parties.

The subjects of each of the high contracting parties may trade in any part of

the dominions and possessions of the other by wholesale or retail in all kinds of

produce, manufactures, and merchandise of lawful commerce, either in person or by

agents, singly, or in partnership with foreigners or native subjects: and they may

there own or hire and occupy the houses, manufactories, warehouses, shops, and

premises which may be necessary for them, and lease land for residential and

commercial purposes, conforming themselves to the Laws, Police, and Customs

Regulations of the country like native subjects.

They shall have liberty to come with their ships and cargoes to all places, ports,

and rivers in the dominions and possessions of the other which are or may be

opened to foreign commerce, and shall enjoy, respectively, the same treatment, in

matters of commerce and navigation, as native subjects, or subjects or citizens of the

most favoured nation, without having to pay taxes, imposts, or duties, of whatever

nature or under whatever denomination levied in the name or for the profit of

the Government, public functionaries, private individuals, corporations, or estabbsh-

meuts of any kind, other or greater than those paid by native subjects, or subjects

or citizens of the most favoured nation, subject always to the Laws, Ordinances, and

Regulations of each country.

Article IV. — The dwellings, manufactories, warehouses, and shops of the

subjects of each of the high contracting parties in the dominions and possessions

of the other, and all premises appertaining thereto destined for purposes of residence

or commerce, shall be respected.

It shall not be allowable to proceed to make a search of, or a domiciliary visit to,

such dwellings and premises, or to examine or inspect books, papers, or accounts

except under the conditions and with the forms prescribed by the Laws, Ordinances,

and Regulations for subjects of the country.

Article V.—No other or higher duties shall be imposed on the importation into

the dominions and possessions of Her Britannic Majesty of any article, the produce

or manufacture of dominions and possessions of His Majesty the Emperor of Japan,

from whatever place arriving; and no other or higher duties shall be imposed on the

importation into the dominions and possessions of His Majesty the Emperor of

Japan of any article, the produce or manufacture of the dominions and possessions

of Her Britannic Majesty, from whatever place arriving than on the like article

produced or manufactured in any other foreign country; nor shall any prohibition

be maintained or imposed on the importation of any article, the produce or

manufacture of the dominions and possessions of either of the high contracting

parties, into the dominions and possessions of the other, from whatever place

arriving, which shall not equally extend to the importation of the like article, being

the produce or manufacture of any other country. This last provision is not applicable

to the sanitary and other prohibitions occasioned by the necessity of protecting the

safety of persons, or of cattle, or of plants useful to agriculture.

Article VI.—No other or higher duties or charges shall be imposed in the

dominions and possessions of either of the high contracting parties on the exporta-

tion of any article to the dominions and possessions of the other than such as are,

or may be, payable on the exportation of the like article to any other foreign

country; nor shall any prohibition be imposed on the exportation of any article from

the dominions and possessions of either of the two contracting parties to the

dominions and possessions of the other which shall not equally extend to the

exportation of the like article to any other country.

Article VII. —The subjects of each of the high contracting parties shall enjoy

48 TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND' JAPAN

in the dominions and possessions nf the other exemptions from all transit duties

and a perfect equality' of treatment with native subjects in all that relates to

warehousing,,bounties, facilities, and drawbacks. ,<

Article VII1.—All articles which are or may be legally imported into the ports

of the dominions and possessions of His Majesty the Emperor of Japan in Japanese

vessels, may likewise be imported into those ports in British vessels, without being

liable to any other or higher duties or charges of whatever denoniination than if such

articles were imported in Japanese vessels; and, reciprocally, all articles which are or

may. be. legaUy; imported into the ports o'f the dominions and possessions of Her

Britannic Majesty in British vessels may likewise be imported into those ports in

Japanese vesssels, without being liable to airy other or higher duties or charges of

whatever.denomination than if such articles were imported in British vessels. Such

reciprocal equality of treatment shall take effect without distinction, whether such

articles comie directly from the place of origin or from any other places.

In the same manner there shall be perfect equality of treatment in regard.to'

exportation, so that the. same export duties shall be paid and the same bounties and

drawbacks allowed in the'! dominions, and possessions of either of the high contract-

ing parties; on the exportation of any article which is or may he legally • exported

therefrom, whether such exportation shall take place in Japanese or in British

vessels, and whatever may be the place of destination, whether a port of either or

the contracting parties or of any Third Power.

Artiele,IX.—No duties of tonnage, harbour, pilotage, lighthouse, quarantine,

or other similar or corresponding duties of whatever nature or under whatever

denomination, levied, in the name or for the profits of the Government, public

functionaries, private individuals, corporations, or establishments of any kind, shall

be imposed in the ports of the dominions and possessions of either country upon the

vessels of the other country which shall not equally and under the same conditions-

be imposed, in the like cases on national vessels in general, or; vessels of the most

favoured nation. Such equality of treatment shall apply reciprocally to the

respective vessels, from whatever port or place they may arrive, and whatever may

be their place of destination.

Article X.—In all . that regards the stationing; loading, and unloading of vessels

in the ports, basins, docks, roadsteads, harbours, or rivers of the dominions and

possessions of the two countries, no privilege shall be granted to national vessels

which shall not be equally granted to vessels of the other country; the intention of

the high contracting parties being that in this respect also the respective vessels

shall be treated on the looting of perfect equality.

Article XL—The coasting trade of both the high contracting parties is

excepted from the provisions of the present Treaty, and shall be regulated according

to the Laws, Ordinances, and Regulations of Japan and of Great Britain respec-

tively. It is, however, understood that Japanese subjects in the dominions and

possessions - of Her Britannic Majesty and British subjects in the dominions and

possessions of His Majesty the Emperor of Japan shall enjoy in this respect the

rights which are or may be granted under such Laws, Ordinances, and Regulations

to the subjects or citizens of any other country.

A Japanese vessel laden in a foreign country with cargo destined for two or

more ports in the dominions and possessions of Her Britannic Majesty and a British

vessel laden in a foreign country with cargo destined1 for two - or more ports in the

dominions and possessions of His Majesty the Emperor of Japan may discharge a

portion of her cargo at one'port,: and continue her voyage to the other port or ports

of destination where foreign trade is permitted#' for- the purpose of landing the

remainder of her.original cargo bhete; subject always to the Laws and Custom-

houseTheRegulations

Japanese ofGovernment,

the two. countries.''

however, agrees to allow British vessels to continue,

as heretofore, for the period of the duration of the present Treaty, to carry cargo

between the existing open ports of the Empire, excepting to of ; from the ports of

Osaka, Niigata, and Ebisn-minato. -

TREATY BETWEEN G-REAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN

Article XII;^Any ship of war or: merchapt yessel of either of the high

contracting parties which may be compelled by stress of weather, or by reason of ,

any other distress, to take shelter in a port of the other, shalj be,, at liberty to refit

therein, to procure all necessary supplies, and to put to sea again,.without payipg

any dues, other than such as would.be payable: by National, vessels.,. In case, how-

ever, the master of a merchant vessel should be under tins necessity of disposing of

a part of his cargo in order to defray the expenses, he shall be bound, to conform to

the Begulations and Tariffs of the place to which he may have come.

If any ship of war or merchant vessel of one of the contracting parties should

run aground or be wrecked upon the coast of the other, the local authorities shall

inform the Consul-General, Consul, Vice-Consul, or Consular Agent of the district

of''the occurrence, or, if there be no such Consular officer, - they shall inform the

Consul-General, Consul, Vice-Consul, or Consular Agent of ,the nearest district.

All proceedings relative to the salvage of Japanese vessels wrecked or cast, on

shore in the territorial waters of Her Britannic Majesty shall take place in accordance

with the Laws, Oi'dinances, and Begulations of Great Britain, and, reciprocally, all

measures of salvage relative to British vessels wrecked or cast on shore in the

territorial waters of His Majesty the Emperor of Japan shall take place in accordance

with the 'Laws, Ordmances, and Begulations of Japan.

Such stranded or wrecked ship or vessel, and all parts thereof, and all furniture,

and appurtenances belonging thereunto, and all goods and merchandise saved

therefrom, including those which may have been cast into the sea, or the proceeds

thereof, if sold, as well as all papers found on board such stranded or wrecked ship

or vessel, shall be given up to the owners or their agents, when claimed by them.

If such owners or agents are not oh the spot, the same shall, be delivered to the

respective Consuls-Genefal; Consuls, Vice-Consuls, or Consular Agents upon being

claimed by them within the period fixed by the laws of the country, and such

Consular officers, owners, or agents shall pay. only the .expenses, incurred in the

preservation of the property, together with the salvage or other expenses which

would have been payable in the case of a wreck of a national vessel.

The goods and merchandise saved from the wreck shall be exempt from all the-

duties of Customs unless cleared for consumption-, in which case they shall pay the

ordinary duties.

When a ship or vessel belonging to the subjects of . one of the contracting

parties is stranded or wrecked in the territories of th,e; other, the respective Consuls-

General, Consuls, Vice-Consuls, and Consular Agents shall be authorized, in case

the owner or master, or other agent of the owner, is not present, to lend their official

assistance in order to afford the necessary assistance to the subjects of the respective

States.. The same rule shall apply in case the owner, master, or other agent is

present, hut requires such assistance to be given.

Article XIII.—‘■All. vessels which, according to Japanese law, are to-be deemed

Japanese vessels, and all vessels which, according to British law, are to be deemed

British vessels, shall, for the purposes of this Treaty, be deemed Japanese and

British vessels respectively.

Article XIV.—-The Consuls-General, Consuls, Vice-Consuls; and Consular Agents

of each of the contracting parties, residing jin -the domimons and possessions of the

other, shall receive from the local authorities such assistance as can by law be given

to them for the recovery of deserters from the vessels of their respective countries.

..

country understood

vvherp that this stipulation shall hot 'apply to the subjects of the

; the desertion takes place.

Article XV.—rThe high contracting parties .agree that, in. all that ,concerns

commerce and navigation, any privilege, favour, or immunity; which either contract-

ing party has kctually granted, o^ may hereafter grant *to the Government, ships,

subjects, or citizens of ally other State, shall bh‘Extended immediately and uncondi-

tionally to the Government, ships, subjects, of citizens of the'other contracting

party, it being their intention that the trade aud navjgatioiLW each country shall

be placed, in all respects, by the other on the footing of the most favoured nation.

50 TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN

Article XVI.—Each of the high contracting parties may appoint Consuls-

General, Consuls, Vice-Consuls, Pro-Consuls, and Consular Agents in all the ports,,

cities, and places of the other, except in those where it may not be convenient to

recognize such officers.

This exception, however, shall not be made in regard to one of the contracting

parties without being made likewise in regard to every other Power.

The Consuls-General, Consuls, Vice-Consuls, Pro-Consuls, and Consular Agents

may exercise all functions, and shall enjoy all privileges, exemptions, and immunities-

which are or may hereafter be granted to Consular officers of the most favoured nation.

Article XVII.—The subjects of each of the high contracting parties shall

enjoy in the dominions and possessions of the other the same protection as native

subjects in regard to patents, trade marks, and designs, upon fulfilment of the

formalities prescribed by law.

* Article XVIII.—Her Britannic Majesty’s Government, so far as they are

concerned, give their consent to the following arrangementr-

The several foreign Settlements in Japan shall be incorporated with the

respective Japanese Communes, and shall thenceforth form part of the general

municipal system of Japan.

The competent Japanese authorities shall thereupon assume all municipal obliga-

tions and duties in respect thereof, and the common funds and property, if any, be-

longing to such Settlements, shall at the same time be transferred to the said Japanese-

authorities.

When such incorporation takes place existing leases in perpetuity under which

property is now held in the said Settlements shall be confirmed, and no conditions

whatsoever other than those contained in such existing leases shall be imposed in

respect of such property. It is, however, understood that the Consular authorities-

mentioned in the same are in all cases to be replaced by the Japanese authorities.

All lands which may previously have been granted by the Japanese Government

free of rent for the public purposes of the said Settlements shall, subject to the

right of eminent domain, be permanently reserved free of all taxes and charges for

the public purposes for which they were originally set apart.

Article XIX.—The stipulations of the present Treaty shall be applicable, so

far as the laws permit, to all the Colonies and foreign possessions of Her Britannic

Majesty, excepting to those hereinafter named, that is to say, except to—

India. South Australia. Queensland. New South Wales

The Cape. +The Dominion of Canada. Western Australia. Tasmania.

Victoria. Natal. Newfoundland. New Zealand.

Provided always that the stipulations of the present Treaty shall be made-

applicable to any of the above-named Colonies or foreign possessions on whose behalf

notice to that effect shall have been given to the Japanese Government by Her

Britannic Majesty’s Representative at Tokyo within two years from the date of the

exchange of ratifications of the present Treaty.

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TEEATY BETWEEN GEEAT BKITAIN AND JAPAN 51

Article XX.—The present Treaty shall, from the date it comes into force, be

substituted in place of the Conventions respectively of the 23rd day of the 8th

month of the 7th year of Kayai, corresponding to the 14th day of October, 1854,

and of the 13th day of the 5th month of the 2nd year of Eeiou, corresponding to

the 25th day of June, 1866, the Treaty of the 18th day of the 7th month of the 5th

year of Ansei, corresponding to the 26th day of August, 1858, and all Arrangements

and Agreements subsidiary thereto concluded or existing between the high con-

tracting parties; and from the same date such Conventions, Treaty, Arrangements

and Agreements shall cease to be binding, and, in consequence, the jurisdiction

then exercised by British Courts in Japan, and all the exceptional privileges, exemp-

tions, and immunities then enjoyed by British subjects, as a part of or appurtenant

to such jurisdiction, shall absolutely and without notice cease and determine, and

thereafter all such jurisdiction shall be assumed and exercised by Japanese Courts.

Article XXI.—The present Treaty shall not take effect until at least five years

after its signature. It shall come into force one year after His Imperial Japanese

Majesty’s Government shall have given notice to Her Britannic Majesty’s Govern-

ment of its wish to have the same brought into operation. Such notice may be given

at any time after the expiration of four years from the date hereof. The Treaty shall

remain in force for the period of twelve years from the date it goes into operation.

Either high contracting party shall have the right, at any time after eleven

years shall have elapsed from the date this Treaty takes effect, to give notice to the

ether of its intention to terminate the same, and at the expiration of twelve months

after such notice is given this Treaty shall wholly cease and determine.

Article XXII.—The present Treaty shall be ratified, and the ratifications thereof

shall be exchanged at Tokyo as soon as possible, and not later than six months from

the present date.

In witness whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the same and

have affixed thereto the seal of their arms.

Done at London, in duplicate, this sixteenth day of the seventh month of the

twenty-seventh year of Meiji.

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Aoki.

Protocol

The Government of Her Majesty the Queeu of Great Britain and Ireland and

Empress of India, and the Government of His Majesty the Emperor of Japan, deeming

it advisable in the interests of both countries to regulate certain special matters of

mutual concern, apart from the Treaty of Commerce and Navigation signed this day,

have, through their respective Plenipotentiaries, agreed upon the following stipula-

tions:—

of the1.—It is agreedofbythetheTreaty

ratifications contracting partiesand

of Commerce thatNavigation

one monthsigned

after the

this exchange

day, the

Import Tariff hereunto annexed shall, subject to. the provisions of Article XXIII. of

the Treaty of 1858 at present subsisting between' the contracting parties, as long

as the said Treaty remains in force and thereafter, subject to the provisions of

Articles Y. and XV. of the Treaty signed this day, be applicable to the Articles

therein enumerated, being the growth, produce, or iiianufacture of the dominions

and possessions of Her Britannic Majesty, upon importation into Japan. But

nothing contained in this Protocol, or the Tariff hereunto annexed, shall be held to

limit or qualify the right of the Japanese Government to restrict or to prohibit

the importation of adulterated drugs, medicines, food, or beverages, indecent or

obscene prints, paintings, books, cards, lithographic or other engravings, photographs,

or any other indecent or obscene articles; articles in violation of patent, trade-mark,

or copy-right laws of Japan, or any other article which for sanitary reasons, or in

view of public security or morals, might offer any danger.

52 T&MTY BETWEEN GREA.T BEITA1N AND JAPAN

'The ad ‘Valdr^m,. clutfes established by the said Taritf shAll, so far as may be-

ddemed practicable, be converted into specific duties by a supplemefitdry Convention,

which shall be concluded bet^een the two Governments within six months from the

date of this Protocol; the medium prices, as shown by the Japanese Customs-

Returns during the'six Calendar mdnths preceding the date of the present Protocol^

vritli the-addition’fc>f the cost of insurance and transporta,tipn from the' place of _

purchase, prOductiPh of fabfichtion* to the port of discharge, a's vtell as commission,:

if any, shall be taken as the basis for such conversion. In the event of the

Supplementary Convention not having come into force at the expiration Pf the period

for the said Tariff to take effect, ad ‘valorem duties in cohforinity with the rule

recited at the end of the said Tariff shall, in the meantime, be levied.

In respect of articles not enumerated in the said Tariff, the General Statutory

Tariff of Japan for the dime, being in force shall, from the same time, apply, subject,

as aforesaid, to the provisions of Article XXIII. of the Treaty, of 1858 and Articles

V. and XY. of the Treaty signed this day, respectively .

From the date the Tariffs aforesaid take effect, the Import tariff now in opera-

tion in Japan in respect of goods and merchandise imported into Japan by British

subjects shall cease to be binding.

In all other respects the stipulations of the existing Treaties and Conventions

shall be maintained unconditionally until the time when the Treaty of Commerce

and Navigation signed this day comes into force.

2.—The Japanese G;overnment, pending the opening of the country (o British

subjects, agrees to extend the' existing passport system in such a manner as to allow

British subjects, on the production of a certificate of recommendation from the

British Representative in Tokyo, or from any of Her Majesty’s Consuls at the open

ports in Japan, to obtain upon application passports available for any part of the

country, and for any period not exceeding twelve months, from the Imperial Japanese

Foreign Office in Tokyo, or from the chief authorities in the Prefecture in which an

open port is situated ; it being understood that the existing Rules and Regulations

governing British subjects who visit the interior of the Empire are to be maintained.

8.—The Japanese Government undertakes, before the cessation of British

Consular jurisdiction in Japan, to join the International Conventions for the Pro-

ection of Industrial Property and Copyright.

4. —It is understood between the two high contracting pa

thinks it necessary at any time to levy an additional duty on the production or

manufacture of refined sugar in Japan, an increased customs duty equivalent in

amount may be levied on British refined sugar when imported into Japan, so long

as such additional excise tax or inland duty continues to be raised.

Provided always that British refined sugar shall in this respect be entitled to

the treatment accorded to refined sugar being the produce or manufacture of the

most favoured nation.

5. —The undersigned Plenipotentiaries have agreed that th

submitted to the two high contracting parties at the same time as the Treatv of

Commerce and Navigation signed this day, and that when the said Treaty is ratified

the agreements contained in the Protocol shall also equally be considered as

approved, without the necessity of a further formal ratification.

It is agreed that this Protocol shall terminate at the same time the said Treaty

ceases to be binding. ';

In witness whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the same, and

have affixed thereto the seal of their arms.

Done at London, in duplicate, this sixteenth day pf July, in the year of our

Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-four.

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TREATY OE COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION BETWEEN

GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN

Signed at London, 3rd April, 1911

Preamble

His Majesty tlie Emperor of Japau and His Majesty theKuig of tlije United

Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and of the British. Dominions beyond the

Seas, Emperor of India, being desirous to strengthen the relationsr of amity and

good understanding which happily exist between them and between their subjects,

and to: facilitate and extend the commercial relations between their twoatcountries,

have resolved to conclude a Treaty of Commerce and Navigation for. tb purpose,

and have named as their Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:

His Majesty the Emperor of Japan, His Excellency Monsieur Takaaki Kato,

Jusammi, First Class of the Order of the Sacred Treasure, His Imperial Majesty’s

Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary at the Court of St. James; and His

Majesty the King of the ITnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and of the

British Dominions beyond the Seas, Emperor of India, the Itight Honourable Sir

Edward Grey, a Baronet of the United Kingdom, a Member of Parliament, His

Majesty’s Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs; who, after: having com-

municated to each other their respective full powers, found to be in good and due

form, have agreed upon the following Articles:—

Art. I.—The subjects of each of the high contracting parties shall have full

liberty to enter, travel, and reside in the territories of the other, and, conforming

themselves to the laws of the country—

1. —Shall in all that relates to travel and residence be place

the same footing as native subjects.

2. —They shall have the right, equally with native subject

commerce and manufacture, and to trade in all kinds of merchandise of lawful com-

merce, either in person or by agents, singly or in partnerships with foreigners or

native subjects.

3. —They shall in all that relates to the pursuit of their indu

fessions, and educational studies be placed in all respects on the same footing as the

subjects or citizens of the most favoured nation.

4- —They shall be permitted to own or hire and occupy hou

warehouses, shops, and premises which may be necessary for them, and to lease

land for residential, commercial, industrial, and other lawful purposes, in the same

manner as native subjects.

5- every description

possess —They shall, onor condition

of property, movable immovable,ofwhich

reciprocity,

the lawsbeofatthefull lib

country permit or shall permit the subjects or citizens of any other foreign country

to acquire and possess, subject always to the conditions and limitations prescribed in

such laws. They may dispose of the same by sale, exchange, gift, marriage, testa-

nient, of in any other manner, under the same conditions which are or shall be estab-

lished with regard to native subjects. They shall also be permitted, on compliance

54 TREATY OF COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION

with the laws of the country, freely to export the proceeds of the sale of their pro-

perty and their goods in general without being subjected as foreigners to other or

higher duties that those to which subjects of the country would be liable under

similar circumstances.

6. —They shall enjoy constant and complete protection an

persons and property; shall have free and easy access to the Courts of Justice and

other tribunals in pursuit and defence of their claims and rights; and shall have full

liberty, equally with native subjects, to choose and employ lawyers and advocates to

represent them before such Courts and tribunals; and generally shall have the same

rights and privileges as native subjects in all that concerns the administration

of justice.

7. —They shall not be compelled to pay taxes, fees, charges,

any kind whatever other or higher than those which are or may be paid by native

subjects or the subjects or citizens of the most favoured nation.

8. —And they shall enjoy a perfect equality of treatment wit

all that relates to facilities for warehousing under bond, bounties, and drawbacks.

Art. II.—The subjects of each of the high contracting parties in the territories

of the other shall be exempted from all compulsory military services, whether in the

army, navy, national guard, or militia; from all contributions imposed in lieu of

personal service; and from all forced loans and military requisitions or contributions

unless imposed on them equally with native subjects as owners, lessees, or occupiers

of immovable property.

In the above respects the subjects of each of the high contracting parties shall

not be accorded in the territories of the other less favourable treatment than that

which is or may be accorded to subjects or citizens of the most favoured nation.

Art. III.—The dwellings, warehouses, manufactories, and shops of the subjects

of each of the high contracting parties in the territories of the other, and all pre-

mises appertaining thereto used for lawful purposes, shall be respected. It shall not

be allowable to proceed to make a domiciliary visit to, or a search of, any such

buildings and premises, or to examine or inspect books, papers, or accounts, except

under the conditions and with the forms prescribed by the laws for native subjects.

Art. IV.—Each of the high contracting parties may appoint Consuls-General,

Consuls, Vice-Consuls, and Consular Agents in all ports, cities, and places of the

other, except in those where it may not be convenient to recognise such officers.

This exception, however, shall not be made in regard to one of the high contracting

parties without being made likewise in regard to all other Powers.

Such Consuls-General, Consuls, Vice-Consuls, and Consular Agents, having re-

ceived exequaturs or other sufficient authorisations from the Government of the

country to which they are appointed, shall have the right to exercise their functions,

and to enjoy the privileges, exemptions, and immunities which are or may be granted

to the Consular officers of the most favoured nation. The Government issuing ex-

equaturs or other authorisations has the right in its discretion to cancel the same on

explaining the reasons for which it is thought proper to do so.

Art. V.—In case of the death of a subject of one of the high contracting

parties in the territories of the other, without leaving at the place of his decease any

person entitled by the laws of his country to take charge of and administer the

estate, the competent Consular officer of the State to which the deceased belonged

shall, upon fulfilment of the necessary formalities, be empowered to take custody of

and administer the estate in the manner and under the limitations prescribed by the

law of the country in which the property of the deceased is situated.

Ihe foregoing provision shall also apply in case of a subject of one of the high

contracting parties dying outside the territories of the other, but possessing property

therein, without leaving any person there entitled to take charge of and administer

the estate.

BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN

It is understood that in all that concerns the administration of the estates of

deceased persons, any right, privilege, favour, or immunity which either of the high

contracting parties has actually granted, or may hereafter grant, to the Consular

officers of any other foreign State shall be extended immediately and unconditionally

to the Consular officers of the other high contracting party.

Art. VI.—There shall be between the territories of the two high contracting

parties reciprocal freedom of commerce and navigation. The subjects of each of the

high contracting parties shall have liberty freely to come with their ships and

cargoes to all places, ports, and rivers in the territories of the other, which are or

may be opened to foreign commerce, and, conforming themselves to the laws of the

country to which they thus come, shall enjoy the same rights, privileges, liberties,

favours, immunities, and exemptions in matters of commerce and navigation as are

or may be enjoyed by native subjects.

Art. VII.—^Articles, the produce or manufacture of the territories of one high

contracting party, upon importation into the territories of the other, from whatever

place arriving, shall enjoy the lowest rates of Customs duty applicable to similar

articles of any other foreign origin.

No prohibition or restriction shall be maintained or imposed on the importation

of any article, the produce or manufacture of the territories of either of the high

contracting parties, into the territories of the other, from whatever place arriving,

which shall not equally extend to the importation of the like articles, being the pro-

duce or manufacture of any other foreign country. This provision is not applicable

to the sanitary or other prohibitions occasioned by the necessity of securing the

safety of persons, or of cattle, or of plants useful to agriculture.

Art. VIII.—The articles, the produce or manufacture of the United Kingdom, enu-

merated in Part I. of the Schedule annexed to this Treaty, shall not, on importation

into Japan, be subjected to higher Customs duties than those specified in the Schedule.

The articles, the produce or manufacture of Japan, enumerated in Part II. of

the Schedule annexed to this Treaty, shall be free of duty on importation into the

United Kingdom.

Provided that if at any time after the expiration of one year from the date this

Treaty takes effect either of the high contracting parties desires to make a modi-

fication in the Schedule it may notify its desire to the other high contracting party,

and thereupon negotiations for the purpose shall be entered into forthwith. If the

negotiations are not brought to a satisfactory conclusion within six months from the

date of notification, the high contracting party which gave the notification may,

within one month, give six months’ notice to aborgate the present Article, and on

the expiration of such notice the present Article shall cease to have effect, without

prejudice to the other stipulation of this Treaty.

Art. IX.—Articles, the produce or manufacture of the territories of one of the

high contracting parties, exported to the territories of the other, shall not be sub-

jected on export to other or higher charges than those on the like articles ex-

ported to any other foreign country. Nor shall any prohibition or restriction be

imposed on the exportation of any article from the territories of either of the two

High Contracting Parties to the territories of the other which shall not equally

extend to the exportation of the like article to any other foreign country.

Art. X,—Articles, the produce or manufacture of the territories of one of the

high contracting parties, passing in transit through the territories of the other, in

conformity with the laws of the country, shall be reciprocally free from all transit

duties, whether they pass direct, or whether during transit they are unloaded, ware-

housed, and reloaded.

56 TREATY OF COMMERCE AND KAV10A:i'10N

Art. XI.—No internal duties levied for the, benefit of the State, local authorities,

or rorporations which a fleet, or may affect, the production, manufacture, or consump-

tion of any article in the territories of either of the high contracting parties shall

for any rfeaSon be a higher or niore burdensome charge bn articles; the produce or

manufacture Of thb territories of the bther'than on similar articles Of hatirb origin.

The produce or manufacture of t!he territories of either of the high contracting

parties imported into the territories of the other, and intended for; warehousing or

transit, shall npt be subjected to any internal duty.

Art. XlL—Merchants and manufacturers, subjects' of one of the high contract-

ing parties, as well as merchants and manufacturers domiciled and exercising their

commerce and industries' in the territories of such party, may, in the.territories of

the other, either personally or by means of commercial travellers, make purchases'or

collect orders, with or 'without samples, and such merchants, manilfacturers, hhd

their commercial travellers, while so making purchases and collecting orders, shall

in the matter of taxation and facilities, enjoy the most favoured nation treatment.

Articles imported as samples for the purposes above-mentioned shall, in each

country, be temporarily admitted free of duty on compliance with the Customs re-

gulations and formalities established to assure their re-exportation-or the payment of

the prescribed Customs duties if not re-exported within the period allowed by law.

But the foregoing privilege shall not extend to articles which, owing to their quantity

or value, cannot be considered as samples, or which, owing to their nature, could not

be identified upon re-expoitation. The determination of the question of the qualifica-

tion of samples for duty-tree admission rests in all cases exclusively with the com-

petent authorities of the place where the importation is effected.,

Art. XIII.—The marks, stamps, or seals placed upon the samples mentioned in

the preceding Article by the Customs authorities of one country-at the time of ex-

portation, and the officially-attested list of such samples containing a full description

thereof issued by them, shall by reciprocally.accepted by the Customs officials of the

other as establishing their character as samples and exempting them from inspection

except so far as may be necessary to establish that the samples produced are those

enumerated in the list. The Customs authorities of either country may, however,

affix a supplementary mark to such samples in special cases where they may think

this precaution necessary.

Art. XIV.—The Chambers of Cbmmetce, as well as such other Trade Association,

and other recognised Cbmmercial Associations in the territories of the high con-

tracting Parties as may be authorised in this behalf, shall be mutually accepted as

competent authorities for issuing any certificates that may be required for com-

mercial travellers.

Art. XV.-—Limited liability and other companies and associations, commercial,

industrial, and financial, already or hereafter to be organised in accordance with the

laws of either high contracting party, are authorised, in the territories of the others

to exercise their right and appear in the Courts either as plaintiffs or defendants,

subject to the laws of such other party.

Art. XVI.—rEach of the high contracting parties shall permit the importation or

exportation of all merchandise which may be legally imported or exported, and also.

the carriage of passengers from or to their respective territories, upon the vessels of

the other; and such vessels, their cargoes, and passengers, shall enjoy the same

privileges as, and shall not be subjected to, any other or higher duties or charges

than national vessels and their cargoes’and passengers.

Art. XVII.—In all that regards the stationing, loading, and unloading of vessels

ic.ibCj ports,

privileges docks, roadsteads,

or facilities and harbours

shall be granted by either ofparty

the tohighnational

contracting

vesselsparties, no

which are

BETWEEN GeeA.T BfelTAIN AND JAPAN 57

not equally, in like cases, granted to the vessels of the other country-/the intention of

the high contracting parties being that in these respects also the vessels of the two

countries shall be treated bn the footing of perfect equality.

Art. XVIII.—All vessels which according to Japanese law are to be deemed

Japanese vessels, and all vessels which according to British law are to be deemed

British vessels, shall, for the purpose of this 'Treaty, be deemed Japanese and British

vessels respectively.

Art. XIX,—No duties of tonnage, harbour, pilotage* lighthouse, quarantine; or

other analogous duties or charges of whatever nature, or under whatever denomina-

tion, levied in the name or for the profit of Government, public functionaries, private

individuals, corporations or establishments of any kind, shall be imposed in the ports

of either country upon the vessels of the other which shall not equally, under the

same conditions, be imposed in like cases on national vessels in general, or vessels to

the most-favoured nation. Such equality of treatment shall a.pply to the vessels of

either country from whatever place they may arrive and whatever may be their

destination.

Art. XX.—Vessels charged with performance of regular scheduled postal service

of one of the high contracting parties shall enjoy in the territorial waters of the

other the same special facilities, privileges, and immunities as are granted to like

vessels of the most favoured nation.

Art. XXI.—The coasting trade of the high contracting parties is excepted from

the provisions of the-present Treaty, and shall be regulated according to the laws of

Japan and the United Kingdom respectively. It is, however, understood that the

subjects and vessels of either high contracting party shall enjoy in this respect

most favoured nation treatment iu the territories of the other.

Japanese and British vessels may, nevertheless, proceed from one port to an-

other, either for the purpose of landing the whole or part pf their passengers or

cargoes brought from abroad, or of taking on board the whole or part of their pas-

sengers or cargoes for a foreign destination.

It is also understood that, in the event of the coasting trade of either country being

exclusively reserved to national vessels, the vessels of the other country, if engaged

in trade to or from places not within the limits of the coasting trade so reserved,

shall not be prohibited from the carriage between two ports of the foympr. country of

passengers holding through tickets or merchandise consigned on through bills'of lad-

ing to or from places not within the above-mentioiied limits, and while engaged in

such carriage these vessels, and their cargoes shall enjb.v the full privileges of this

Treaty.

Art. XXII.—If any seaman should desert from any shiphplpijgipg t0 ^ithpr of the

high contracting parties in the territorial waters of the other,, the. logahaufhprities

shall, within the limits of law, be bound to give every assistance in their power for

the recovery of such deserter, on application to that; effect being made to them by the

competent Consular officer of the country to which the ship of the deserter may belong,

accompanied by an assurance that all expense connected therewith will be repaid.

It is understood that this stipulation shall not apply to the Subjects of the

country where the desertion takes place. ; .. ; :

Art. XXIII.—Any vessel Of either of the high contraicting parties which may be

compelled, by stress of weather or by accident, to take shelter in a- port of the other

shall be at liberty to refit therein,, to procure all necessary stores, and to put to -sea

again, without paying any dues other than .such as would be payable in the like case

by a national vessel. In case, however, the master .of, a merch^nt-ye.sspj., should be

under thp necessity ,qf disposing of a part of his merchandise; in-order, to defray the

expenses, he shall be bound to conform to the Begulations an| Tariff i^e pl^C^ to

which he may have come.

58 TREATY OF COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION

If any vessel of one of the high contracting parties should run aground or be

wrecked upon the coasts of the other, such vessel, and all parts thereof, and all

furniture and appurtenances belonging thereunto, and all goods and merchandise

saved therefrom, including any which may have been cast into the sea, or the pro-

ceeds thereof, if sold, as well as all papers found on board such stranded or wrecked

vessel, shall be given up to the owners or their agents when claimed by them. If

there are no such owners or agents on the spot, then the same shall be delivered to

the Japanese or British Consular officer in whose district the wreck or stranding may

have taken place upon being claimed by him within the period fixed by the laws of

the country, and such Consular officer, owners, or agents shall pay only the expenses

incurred in the preservation of the property, together with the salvage- or other ex-

penses which would have been payable in the like case of a wreck or stranding of a

national vessel.

The high contracting parties agree, moreover, that merchandise saved shall not

be subjected to the payment of any Customs duty unless cleared for internal con-

sumption.

In the case either of a vessel being driven in by stress of weather, run aground,

or wrecked, the respective Consular officers shall, if the owner or master or other

agent of the owner is not present, or is present and requires it, be authorised to

interpose in order to afford the necessary assistance to their fellow-countrymen.

Art. XXIV.—The high contracting parties agree that in all that concerns com-

merce, navigation, and industry, any favour, privilege, or immunity which either

high contracting party has actually granted, or may hereafter grant, to the ships

subjects, or citizens of any other foreign State shall be extended immediately and

unconditionally to the ships or subjects of the other high contracting party, it

being their intention that the commerce, navigation, and industry of each country

shall be placed in ail respects on the footing of the most favoured nation.

Art. XXV.—The stipulations of this Treaty do not apply to tariff concessions

granted by either of the high contracting parties to contiguous States solely to

facilitate frontier traffic within a limited zone on each side of the frontier, or to the

treatment accorded to the produce of the national fisheries of the high contracting

parties or to special tariff favours granted by Japan in regard to fish and other

aquatic products taken in the foreign waters in the vicinity of Japan.

Art. XXVI.—The stipulations of the present Treaty shall not be applicable to any

of His Britannic Majesty’s Dominions, Colonies, Possessions, or Protectorates beyond

the Seas, unless notice of adhesion shall have been given on behalf of any such

Dominion, Colony, Possession, or Protectorate by His Britannic Majesty’s Repre-

sentative at Tokyo before the expiration of two years from the date of the exchange

of the ratifications of the present Treaty.

Art. XXVII.—The present Treaty shall be ratified, and the ratifications exchanged

at Tokyo as soon as possible. It shall enter into operation on the 17th July, 1911,

and remain in force until the 16th July, 1923. In case neither of the high con-

tracting parties shall have given notice to the other, twelve months before the ex-

piration of the said period, of its intention to terminate the Treaty, it shall continue

operative until the expiration of one year from the date on which either of the high

contracting parties shall have denounced it.

As regards the British Dominions, Colonies, Possessions, and Protectorates to

which the present Treaty may have been made applicable in virtue of Article XXVI.,

however, either of the high contracting parties shall have the right to terminate it

separately at any time on giving twelve months’ notice to that effect.

It is understood that the stipulations of the present and of the preceding Article

referring to British Dominions, Colonies, Possessions, and Protectorates apply also

to the island of Cyprus.

BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN

fn witness whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty, and have affixed thereto the seal of their arms.

Done at London in duplicate this 3rd day of April, 1911.

(Signed) Takaaki Kato [l s.]

„ E. GrRKY „

SCHEDULE

Part I.

No. in Japanese Description of Unit of offRRut *te+

Statutory Tariff. Article. weight.

° in Yen.y

266.—Paints:—

4. Other:

A. Each weighing not more than 6 kilogrammes including the

weight of the receptacle 100 kins 4.25

(including receptacles)

B. Other 100 kins 3.30

275.—Linen Yarns.:—

1. Single:

A. Gray 8.60

B. Other 9.25

298.—Tissues of Cotton:—

1. Velvets, plushes, and other pile tissues, with piles cut c uncut:

A. Gray 25.50

B. Other 30.00

7. Plain tissues, not otherwise provided for:

A. Gray:

Al. Weighing not more than 5 kilogrammes per 100 square

metres, and having in a square of 5 millimetres side in

warp and woof:

a. 19 threads or less ... 15.30

b. 27 „ „ 20.70

c- 35 „ 28.70

d-e. More

43 than 43 threads 38.00

51.30

A2. Weighing not more than 10 kilogrammes per 100 square

metres,.and having in a square of 5 millimetres side in

warp and woof:

a. 19 threads or less 100 kins 8.30

b-c. 35

27 ' „„ ,, , 10.50

, 13.50

d. 43 „ V, 16.50

e. More than 43 threads , 18.70

A3. Weighing not more than 20 kilogrammes per 100 square

metres, and having in a square of 5 millimetres side in

warp and woof:

ba. 19 threads or less ...

c - 27

10.50

d.- 43

35 . „ „„

13.50

e. More than 43 threads 14.70

TREATY OE COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION

No. in Japanese description of Unit of Rate

Statutory Tariff. Article. Weight. ofin DutyYen.

A4. Weighing not more than 30 kilogrammes per 100 square

metres, and having in a square 5 millimetres side in

warp and woof:

a. 19 threads or less ... J 6.00

b. 27 „ ... .. 6.70

c. 35 „ „ I i;]-v .. 8.00

d. 43 j „ „ ... 1.0.70

e. More than 34 threads ... .. 13.30

A5. Other „ 9 30

B. Bleached simply ...The above duties on gray tissues plus 3 yen pet 100 kins

O. Other „ „ 7 „

299. Other:

A. Gray:

Al. Weighing not more than 5 kilogrammes per 100 square

metres, and having ir square of 5 millimetres side in

warp and woof:

a. 19 threads or less ... ...100 kins 16.00

b. 27 „ ... „ 21.30

c. 35 29.30

d. 43 ... „ 39 30

e. More than 43 threads ... „ 53.30

A2. Weighing not more than 10 kilogrammes per 100 square

metres, and having in a square of 5 millimetres side in

warp and woof:

a. 19 threads or less ... 8.00

b. 27 10.00

c- 35 14.30

d. 43 18.00

e. More than 43 threads 20.00

A3. Weighing not more than 20 kilogrammes per 100 square

metres, and having in a square of 5 millimetres side in

warp and woof:

a. 27 threads or less 8.00

b. 35 „ „ 11.30

c. 43 „ 15.00

d. More than 43 threads 18.80

A4. Weighing not more than 30 kilogrammes per 100 square

metres, and having in a square of 5 millimetres side in

warp and woof:

a. 27 threads or less ... ...100 kins 7.30

b. 35 „ 8.70

c. 43 „ „ „ 11.30

d. More than 43 threads ... ... „ 14.70

A5. Other ... „ 10.00

B. Bleached simply ... The abo i duties on gray tissues plus 3 yen per 100 kins

C. Other „ „ „ 7 „ „

BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN 61

r : ;

No. in Jkpkriese ' Desewptidri :o/ / «; ! I. f /Dltii of ?tw uty

StatutoryJ Tariff. Article.. Weight.

° in "ren.

301.—Tissues of wool, ’and mixecl tissues of wobl^iiM^cl^ton^oVyiool and silk, or of

wool, cotton and silk :—

2. Other:

A. Of wool:

b. Weighing not more than 200 grammes per gqhare metre ...100 kins 57.50

c. „ „ 500 „ „ ... „ 45.00

d. Other ... „ 40.00

li. Of wool and cotton :

> c. Weighing not more than 500 grammes per square metre ... ,, 30.00

d. Other ... .,. . 18.00

462.—Iron: —

1. In lumps..ingots, blooms, billets and slabs :

A. Pig iron ... „ 00.83

4. Plates and Sheets :

A. Not coated with metals :

AS. Other:

a. Not exceeding 0.7 millimetres in thickness „ 0.30

S. Coated with base metals :

131. Tinned (tinned iron sheets and tinned steel sheets) :

a. Ordinary ... „ 0.70

S2. Oalvanised (corrugated or not) „ 1.20

Part II.

1. —Habutae or pure silk, not dyed or printed.

2. —Handkerchiefs or habutae or pure silk, not dyed or printe

3. —Copper, unwrought, in ingots and slabs.

4. —Plaiting or straw and other materials.

5. —Camphor and camphor oil.

6. —Baskets (including trunks) and basketware of bamboo.

7. —Mats and matting of rush.

8. —Lacquered wares, coated with Japanese lacquer (Urushi).

9. —Rape-seed oil.

10.—Cloisonne wares.

WASHINGTON CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS

THE QUADRUPLE ALLIANCE

OFFICIAL TEXT

At the fourth plenary session of the Conference on Limitation-of Armaments

held on December 10th, 1921, Senator Lodge made public the following draft of a

treaty and accompanying reservations:—

The United States of America, the British Empire, France and Japan, with

a view to the preservation of the general peace and the maintenance of their

rights in relation to their insular possessions and insular dominions in the

regions of the Pacific Ocean, have determined to conclude a treaty to this effect

and have appointed as tbeir plenipotentiaries

The President of the United States

His Majesty the King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and

Ireland, and of the British Dominions beyond the seas, Emperor of

India

And

For the Dominion of Canada

For the Commonwealth of Australia

For the Dominion of New Zealand——

For India

The President of the French Republic

His Majesty the Emperor of Japan

Who, having communicated their full powers found in good and due form, have

agreed as follows:—

Article I.—The high contracting parties agree as between themselves to

respect their rights in relation to their insular,possessions and insular dominions in

the region of the Pacific Ocean, If there, should develop between any of the

high contracting parties a controversy arising qu^,, of, any Pacific question and

involving their said rights, which is not satisfactorily'settled by diplomacy and is=

likely to affect the harmonious accord now happily, subsisting between them, they

shall invite the other high contracting parties to a joint conference to. which the'

whole subject will be referred for consideration and adjustment.

Article II.—If the said rights are threatened by the aggressive action of any

other Power, the high contracting parties shall communicate with one another

fully and frankly in oi’der to arrive at an understanding as to the most efficient

measures to be jointly or separately taken to meet the particular situation.

Article III.—This Agreement shall remain in force for ten years from the

time it shall take effect, and after the expiration of said period it shall continue to

be in force subject to the right of any of the high contracting parties to terminate

it upon twelve months’ notice.

Article IY.—This Agreement shall be ratified as soon as possible in accord-

ance with the constitutional methods of the high contracting parties and shall

take effect on the deposit of ratifications, which shall take place at Washington,,

and thereupon the Agreement between Great Britain and Japan which was con-

cluded at London on July 13th, 1911, shall terminate.

Reservations.—The signing of this Treaty is on the part of the United States

subject to (reservations affecting) the island of Yap and what are termed the

Mandate Islands in the Pacific Ocean, north of the Equator, the negotiations in

regard to which are almost concluded, and also the reservations with respect to-

what are termed the Mandate Islands in the Pacific Ocean south of the Equator.

WASHINGTON CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS 63

It should also be observed that the controversiesto which the proposed Treaty refers

«do not include questions which, according to the principles of international law,

lie exclusively within the domestic jurisdiction of the respective Powers.

In fhe course of his address, Senator Lodge stated : “To put it in a few words

the Treaty provides that the four signatory Powers will agree between themselves

in regard to their insular possessions and dominions in the region of the Pacific,

and that if any controversy should arise as to such rights all the high colitracting

parties shall be invited to a joint conference looking to the adjustment of such

controversy. They agree to take similar action in the case of aggression by any

other Power upon the^e insular possessions ' or dominions. This Agreement is to

remain in force for ten years, and, after ratification under the constitutional

methods of the high contracting parties, the existing agreement between Great

Britain and Japan, which was concluded at London on July 13, 1911, shall

terminate. Each signer is bound to respect the rights of the others, and before

taking action in any controversy to consult with them. There is no provision for

the use of force to carry out any of the terms of the Agreement, and no military or

naval stations lurk anywhere in the background or under cover of these plain and

direct clauses. The surest way to prevent war is to remove the cause of war.

This is an attempt to remove the cause of war over a great, area of the globe’s

surface by reliance upon the good faith and honest intentions of the nations which

signed this Treaty solving all differences through a process of diplomacy and joint

consideration and conciliation.

TERRITORIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE INTEGRITY OF CHINA

The Far Eastern Committee of the Conference unanimously adopted a resolu-

tion declaring in favour of the territorial and administrative integrity of China.

The resolution, which was drafted and presented by Senator Root, was signed by

'eight Powers, China refraining from appending her signature as being unfitting

in a document regarding herself.

Following is the text of the resolution:—“It is the firm intention of the

Powers attending the Conference, firstly, to respect the sovereignty, independence

and territorial and administrative integrity of China ; secondly, to provide the fullest,

unembarrassed opportunity for China to develop and to maintain an effective and

stable Government; thirdly, to use their influence for the purpose of effectively

establishing and maintaining the principle of equal opportunity for commerce and

industry to all nations throughout Chinese territory; fourthly, to refrain from taking

advantage of present conditions in order to seek special rights and privileges

Abridging the rights of subjects of friendly States, and also to refrain from

countenancing any action inimical to the security of such States.”

The Far Eastern Committee passed a resolution, suggested by Sir Auckland

Geddes, under which the Powers attending the Conference declared their inten-

tion “ not to enter into any treaty, agreement, arrangement, or understanding with

one another, or individually or collectively with any Power or Powers, which

infringes or impairs the principles declared by the resolution adopted by the Com-

mittee on the 21st ult.” (i.e., Senator Root’s resolution declaring for the territorial

and administrative integrity of China).

64 WASHINGTON CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS

FOREIGN POST OFFICES IN CHINA

Representatives of the; nine Powers sitting as a Committee on the Pacific and

Far Eastern questions adopted ' a r'esolution in favour of the relinquishment of

foreign post-office privileges in China. All the Powers agreed upon January 1st, 1923,

as the date of relinquishment.

The text of the? .resolution is:—■ “ Recognising the justice of the desire expressed

by the Chinese Government to secure the abolition of foreign postal agencies in

China, save or except in leased territories,or.otherwise specifically provided for by

Treaty, it is resolved:

“I:—That the four Powers having such postal agencies agree to their

abandonment, subject to the following conditions: First, that an efficient Chinese

postal service be maintained; second, that an assurance be given by the Chinese

Government that they contemplate no change in the present, postal administration

as far as the status of the foreign Co-Director-General is concerned.

“II:—To enable China and the Powers concerned to make the necessary

dispositions this afrangement'shall conie into fdree not later than (date blank).

Pending the complete withdrawal of foreign postal agencies the four Powers concerned

severally undertake to afford ifttll facilities to the Chinese Customs authorities th

examine all postal matter (except ordinary letters, whether registered or not, whico

upon external examination appear to contain written matter) passing through with a

view to ascertaining whether they contain "articles of dutiable contraband or other-

wise contravening the Customs regulations and laws of China.”

EXTRA-TERRITORIAL RIGHTS IN CHINA

A resolution was unanimously adopted by the Far Eastern Committee relative to

the Extra-Territorial Question. It provides that the Powers concerned shall establish

a Commission, to which each shall appoint a piember, tp enquire into the present

practice of extra-territorial jurisdiction in China, and into the laws, the judicial sy stem

and methods of judicial administration, with a view to. reporting findings,of fact, with

recommendations regarding the means to improve the existing conditions of adminis-

tration of justice in China and tp assist the, efforts of the Chinese Government to-

effect such legislation and judicial reforms as will warrant the Powers in relinquishing

progressively or otherwise their rights of extra-territoriality.

The Commission shall be constituted within three, monthstafter the adjournment

of the Conference, and be instructed to submit its report and, recommendations within

a year after the Commission’s first meeting. Each of the' Powers shall be deemed free

to accept or reject, all or any portion of the recommendations, but in no case are any

of the Powers to make acceptance directly or indirectly dependent on China’s granting

any special concession, favour, benefit, of' imhiunity, whether political or economic.

An additional resolution, provides fhat non-signatory,Powers having extra-terri-

toria.1 rights in China may acced,e to the .resolution in regard to extra-territoriality

within three months after the; adjeurnment of the Conference.

A further additional resolution expresses China’s, satisfaction with the sympathy

of the Powers in regard to the abolition of extra-territoriality, and deciares China’s

intention to appoint a Chinese member of the Extra-Territoriabty Commission, it

being understood that China is free to accept or reject any or all of the recommenda-

tions of the Commission. China is prepared to co-operate in the work of the

Commission and in every way to facilitate the successful accomplishment of its task.

WASHINGTON CON FKRKNCE RESOLUTIONS

EADIO STATIONS IN CHtNA

A renort was suhraitted by the Sub-Committee on Drafting relating to radio

stations for China which states, that representatives of the nine Powers at the

Conference decided that all radio stations in China, whether maintained under the

provisions of the International Protocol of September, 1961, or, in fact maintained

on the grounds of any of the foreign Legations in China, shall be limited in use to

sending and receiving Government messages and shall not receive or send commercial,

personal, or unofficial messages, including Press matter.

11 is provided, however, that in case all other telegfkphic hdtninuhication is inter'-'

rupted, then, upon official notification, accompanied by proof of Such ihterftibtion, tb

the Chinese Ministry of Communications such stations may afford temporary facilities

for messages excluded as before-mentioned untif the Chinese Government notify the

termination of the interruption.

All radio stations on Chinese jterfitory operated by foreign.^Governments’ sub-

jects under treaties or concessions shall limit the messages .sent or recfeived by the-

terms of the treaty or concession under which the respective stations arermaintained.

Any radio station maintained without the authority.of the Chinese.Covermnent shall

be transferred to China to be operated under the direction of the Chinese Ministry of

Communications, against compensation, to the owners for the value, of the installation,

as soon as the Ministry is prepared to operate’the same effectively for geheral puhiic

benefit. Should any question’arise- regarding radio Stations in leased territories,

the South Manchuria railway zone, or the French Concession1 in Shanghai they

shall be regarded as matters for discussion between the Chinese Government and the

Governments-concerhed. Owners or managers of all foreign' -radio stations shall

confer with the Chinese Ministry of Communications for the purpose of seeking a

common arrangement to avoid interference in the usC of wave' lengths by wireless

stations in China, subject to such a general arrangement as may ; be made by the

International Conference convened for revision of the rules established by the

London International Radio Telegraph Convention of 1912.

TEXT OF THE XINE- PO WER AGEE EM ENT

The following is the text of the two treaties regarding China approved

on February 4th, 1922, by the Conference at Washington :—

The United States of America, Belgium, the British Empire, China, France,

Italy, Japan, the Netherlands and Portugal:

Desiring to adopt a policy designed to stabilize conditions in the Fat- East'

to safeguard the rights and interests of China, and to promote intercourse between

China and the other Powers upon the basis of equality of opportunity, have

resolved to conclude a Treaty for that purpose and to that end have, appointed

as their respective plenipotentiaries (Here follow the names of the plenipoten-

tiaries), who, having communicated to each other their full powers, found to be in

good and due form, have agreed as follows:—

Article I.

The contracting Powers, other than China, agree:

1* To respectintegrity

and administrative the sovereignty,

of China. the independence, and the territorial

2-~T° provide, the fullest and most unembarrassed opportunity to China

t > develop and maintain for herself ah effective and stable Government.

3

66 VVASIirNTOTON4 CONFERENCE'EESOLTJTIONS

3. —To use their influence for the, purpose of effec

maintaining the principle of equal opportunity for the commerce and industry

of all nations throughout the territory of China.

4. —To refrain from taking advantage of conditions in

special rights or privilege^ which would abridge the rights of subjects or citizens

of friendly States, and from countenancing action inimical fo the security of such

States.

Article ft.

The contracting Powers agree not to enter into any treaty, agreement,

arrangement or understanding, eitfter with one another or individually or

collectively, with any Power or Powers, which would infringe or impair the

principles stated in Article I.

Article III.

With a view to apply more effectually the principles of the open doOr or

equality of opportunity in China for the trade and industry of all nations, the

con' racting Powers, t other than China, agree they .will not seek nor support

their respective nations in seeking :: j • .

(a) Any arrangement which might purport to establish in favour of their

interests Any ^eh'eral shperiorit'y of rights with respect to commercial' or economic

d^yelopmeiat in any designated region in China.

(b) Any such monopoly .or preference as would deprive the nationals of any

other Power pf, the right of undertaking any legitimate trade or industry in

China, or:of participating with the Chinese Government or with any focal authority

in any category .qf.public enterprise, or which by reason of its scope, duration or

geographical extent .is calculated ; to ., frustrate the practical application of the

principle of equal . opportunity. , , ;

It is understood that the foregoing stipulations of this article are

not to be so construed as to prohibit the acquisition of such properties or rights as

may be necessary to the coMuct of a particular commercial, industrial or financial

undertaking or to the encouragement of invention and research.

China undertakes to be guided by the principles stated in the foregoing

stipulations of this article in dealing with applications for economic rights and

privileges from ^Governments and nationals of all foreign countries, whether parties

to the present Treaty or not.

Article IV.

The contracting Powers agree not to support any agreements by their respective

nationals with each other designed to create spheres of influence or to provide for

the enjoyment of mutually exclusive, opportunities in designated parts of Chinese

territory..

Article V.

China agrees that throughout the whole of the railways in China she will not

exercise or permit unfair discriminations of any kind. In particular there shall be

no discrimination whatever, direct or ifidifeCt, in respect of charges or of facilities

on the ground of the nationality of passengers or the countries from which or to

which they are proceeding, or the origin or ownership of goods or the country from

which or to which they are consigned, or the nationality or ownership of the ship or

other means of conveying such passengers or goods before or after their trausport

on the Chinese railways.

The contracting Powers, other than China, assume a corresponding obligation

in respect of any pf the aforesaid railways over which they or their nationals are in a

position to exercise, any control in virtue of any concession, special agreement or

otherwise.

WASHINGTON. jCQNff^ENCE BESOLU.TjLpNS,

. ■ AltTI.OLE VI.

The contracting parties, other than Chinn, agree fully1 to respect China’s rights

as a neutral in time of war to whieh> China is not a party ;' and,China .declares ; that

when she is a neutral,slip will observe t^^jobljgatiqps pfi n^tplityi .

Article VII.

, The epnti;actiug Pc-yrerp .agree.. th^fe wliepeVer a s'itpatiiin arises which, in the

opinion, of any epe of thepi*ipy,9lyesthe.app|ica.ti9h of tpe/stipulatiohs of the present

treaty, and renders desirable pi^qpssipp.of such appiipatipp,' thebe shall be full and

frank cominunication between t|ie, oontradtipg Powers copcprned, ,

Article VIII.

Powers n.ot.signatory to. the present .Treaty lyhich haye governments recognised

by the signatory.Powers and which have treaty relations wit^ Chiqa shallhe invited

to adhere to the present Treaty. .To this end" the.Qovernraept b.f.the United StatW

will make the. necessary conamuniqatiQns ito non-signatory po\yer| and will inform hhe

contracting Powers of the replies received.,; A4her0Pc0 by any. pQwer shall bpcoine'

effective on receipt of notice thereof by the Q oyernpaepb of the, ittnited States,

Article IX. '. -

The present treaty shall be ratified by the contracting Powers in accordance

with their respective constitutional methods, and shall take effect on the date of the

deposit of all the ratifications, which 1shall take place at Washington as soon as

possible. The Geyeriinient'df the United States will transmit fo' the other1-' con-

tracting Powers a1 bertified copy 6'f the pirifitss verbal of the: deposit' of ratifications.

5

The' present treaty, of Wh'ich the 'English arid Prerieh tbidtS late ‘both authentic,

shall remain deposited in the archives of the Government of the Utfited St&tes, and

duly certified copies, thereof shall'be trarismitted

no by’that GriVerririiferit tb the other

contracting Powers. .tR xiobaimmoJ noisiveff itmiT

Iri faith whereof 'the above-named plfenipoteritiaries have signed the present

Treaty. ! .. i si n nit') i'-r- •» o.fg-.-iii.-.tt l.i!iriomaioo imevoir. oriJ iri toI

©one at the Gity of Washington, the sixth day of Pehruary; one thousand

nine hundred and twenty-two.

THE BOARD OF REFERENCEs

The followings resolution was adopted „a.s;< a cripple merit, to the. general Fab !

Eastern Treaty: ,

The United. States- of tVmeriCa./Bdlgiuin, t.he.IiritilihrEmpWfiivlCbiiia*-. Franeev

Italy, Japan, the ^Netherlands amd Portugal;. . . ■ • tl„ h ftru fr *■■■>)

Desiring to provide -a. procedure$or. dealling? with q.nestmn's fch|Bt. may, -arise in

toconnection

he signedwith- the-:execntion of the , proyjsiona or -Articles

at Wasbingtrin-on«FbibtHary-6thvil9i32, III.,and V.- of tlie I'llreatv

wttha'«fere!n{je;toi>hcit' genetra-l

policy, designed to stabilize conditions in the Far East, to safeguard the rights and

interests of China, and to promote interest between China and fhtjiother Bowers

upon the basis of equality of opportunity;

3*

WASHtNdTON CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS

TREATY ON THE CHINESE TARIFF

1

The treaty relative to the Chinese Tariff and cognate matters reads: —

The United States of America, Belgium, the British Empire, China, France,

Italy, Japan, the Netherlands and Portugal:

With a view to increasing the revenues of the Chinese Government have

resolved to conclude a treaty relating to the revision of the Chinese Customs Tariff

and cognate matters, and to that end have appointed as their plenipotentiaries

(Here follows the names of the plenipotentiaries), who, having communicated to each

other their full powers, found to be in good and due form, have agreed as follows:—

Article I.

The representatives of the contracting Powers having adopted, on the 4th day of

February, 1922, in the City of Washington, a resolution, which is appended as an

annex to this artifele^ witii respect to the revisioh of Chinese customs duties fdr the

purpose of making saeh duties equivalent to an effective 5 per cent., ad valorem, in

accordance with existing treaties concluded by China with other nations, the con-

tracting Powers hereby'confirm the said resolution and undertake to accept the

tariff rates fixed as a result of such revision- The siid tariff rates shall become

effective as soon as possible, but not earlier than two months after publication

thereof.

Annex

With a view to providing additional revenue to moot the needs,of the Chinese

Government, the Powers represented at I his Conference, namely, the United States of

America, Belgian^ the British Empire, China,'.France, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands

and Portugal, agree: ■

That the Customs,. schedule of duties on, imporis into China, adopte l by the

Tariff Revision Commission at Shanghai on December 19th, 1918, shall forthwith be

revised so that rates of duty shall be equivalent to 5 per cent, effective, as provided

for in the several commercial treaties to which China is a party.

A Revision Commission shall meet at Shanghai at the earliest practicable date

to effect this revision forthwith and on the general lines of the last revision.

This Commission shall be composed of representatives of the Powers above

named and of representatives of any additional Powers, having governments at

present recognized by the Powers represented at this Conference and who have

treaties with China providing for a tariff on imports and exports not to exceed 5

per cent, ad valorem and who desire to participate therein.

The revision shall proceed as rapidly as possible with a view to its completion

within four months from the date of the adoption of this resolution by the Con-

ference on the Limitation of Armaments and Pacific and Far Eastern Questions.

The revised tariff shall become effective as soon as possible, but not earlier than

two months after its publication by the Revision Commission.

The Government of the United States, as convener of the present Conference, is

requested forthwith to communicate the terms of this resolution to the Governments

of Powers not represented at this Conference but who participated in the revision of

1918 aforesaid.

Article H.

Immediate

for the steps shallof belikin

speedy abolition taken

andthrough

for the afulfilment

special conference to prepare

of the other the laid

conditions way

down in Article VIII..of the treaty of September 5th, 1902, between Great Britain and

China; in Article IV, and V. of the treaty of October 8thj 1903, between the Un ted

States and China ; and in Article I. of the supplementary treaty of October 8th, 1903,

between Japan and China, with a view to levying the surtaxes provided for in these

Articles.

WASHINGTON CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS «9

The special Conference shall ,be composed of representatives of the signatory

Powers, and of such other Powers as may desire to participate and may adhere to

the present treaty, in accord with the provisions of Article VIIT., in sufficient time to

allow their representatives to take part. It shall meet in China within three months

after the coming into force of the present treaty on a day and at a place to be

designated by the Chinese Government.

Akticle III.

The special conference provided for in Article II. shall consider the interim

provision to be applied prior to the abolition of likin and the fulfilment of the other

conditions laid down in the articles of the treaties mentioned in Article II.; and it

shall authorize the levying of a surtax on dutiable imports hs from such date, for

such purposes and subject to such conditions as it may determine.

The. surtax shall be at a uniform rate of 2| per centum ad valorem, provided

that in case of certain articles of luxury which, in the opinion of the special Conference,

can bear a greater increase without unduly impeding trade, the total surtax may be

aicreased, but may not exceel 5 per centum ad valorem.

Article IV.

Following the immediate revision of the Customs schedule of duties on imports

into China mentioned in Article I., there shall be a further revision thereof, to take

effect at the expiration of four years following the completion of the aforesaid im-

mediate revision, in order to insure that the Customs duties shall correspond to the

ad valorem rates fixed by the special Conference provided in Article II.

Following this further revision there shall.be for the same purpose periodical

revisions of the Customs schedule of duties of imports into China every seven years,

in lieu of the decennial revision authorized by existing treaties with China.

In order to prevent delay, any revision made in pursuance of this Article shall

be effected in accord with rules to be prescribed by the special Conference provided

for in Article II.

Article V.

In all matters relating to Customs duties there shall be effective equality of treat-

ment and of opportunity for all the contracting Powers.

Article VI.

The principle of uniformity in the rates of Customs duties levied at all the land

and maritime frontiers of China is hereby recognised. The special Conference

provided for in Article II. shall make arrangements to give practical effect to this

principle, and it is authorised to make equitable adjustments in those cases in which

-a Customs privilege to be‘"abolished' was gfamM Ih^fStOTirfor some local economic

advantage.

In the meantime, any increase in the rates of Customs duties resulting from

tariff revision or any surtax hereafter imposed in pursuance of the present Treaty

shall be levied at a uniform rate ad valorem at all land and maritime frontiers of

China.

Article VII.

amtil, The charge for transit

the arrangements passes

provided shallArticle

for by be at II.

the come

rate ofinto2^ force.

per centum ad valorem

Article VIII.

Powers not signatory to the present Treaty, whose Governments are at present

-recognised by the signatory Powers and whose present treaties with China provide

for a tariff on imports and exports not to exceed 5 per centum ad valorem, shall be

Invited to adhere to the present Treaty.

70 WASHINGTON CONFERENCK RESOLUTIONS

The Govermnant o£: the, tlnited States undertakes to make.'the neq^ssaVy com-

munications for This purpose and to inform thp 'Go;vernments of the : cbntrActi'nA

Powers of the (replies; received. . Adherence by any Power shall become effective -on

receipt of notice thereof by the Government pf the united States;

Article TX.

The provisions of the present Treaty shall override all stipulations of treaties

between China and the respective contracting Powers which .are, inconsistent there-

with, other than stipulations according most-favoured-nation treatment.

Article X.

The present. Treaty shall be ratified by the contracting Powers in accord with

their respective constitutional methods and shall take effect on the date of the

deposit of all the ratificaf>ioa‘s, \vhich shall take plade at Washington, as soon as

possible. The Government of the United States will transmit to the contracting

Powers a certified copy of the proces verbal of the deposit’of ratifications.

The present Treaty, of which the English and French texts are both authentic,

shall remain deposited in the archives of the Government of the United States, and

duly certified copies thereof, shall be transmitted by that Government to the other

contracting Powers.

In faith whereof the! above-named plenipotentiaries..have .signed the present

Treaty. ’

Done at the City of Washington the sixth day of February, One thousand nine

hundred and twenty-two.

TREATIES WITH SIAM

GREAT BRITAIN

TREATY OF FRIENDSHIP AND COMMERCE

Ratifications Exchanged

Art. L—There shall henceforward he perpetual pe^ce*; and ' friendship. between

Her Majesty and her successors, and Their Majesties the Kings of Siam and their

•successors. All British subjects coming, to; Siam sliall receive from the Siamese

•Government full protection and assistance to enable them to reside in Siam in full

•security, and trade with every facility, free from oppression or injury on the part of

the Siamese, and all Siamese subjects going to ah English country shall receive from

the British Glovernment the same complete protection and assistance that shall be

granted to British subjects by the Government of Siam.

Art. IT.—The interests of all British subjects coining to Siam shall be placed under

•the regulation and control of a Consul, who will be appointed to reside at Bangkok;

he will himself conform to, and will enforce the observance by British subjects of, all

the provisions of this Treaty, and such portion^ of the former Treaty negotiated by Cap-

tain Burney, in 1826, as shall still remain in operation. He shall also give effect to all

rules or regulations that are now or may hereafter be enacted for .the government of

British subjects in Siam, and conduct of their trade, and for the prevention of viola-

tions of the laws of Siam. Any disputes arising between British and Siamese subjects

shall be- heard and determined by the Consul, in conjunction with the proper

Siamese officers; and criminal offences will, be punished, in the case ot English

offenders, by their own laws, through the Siamese authorities, But the Consul shall

not interfere in any matters referring solely to Siamese, neither will the Siamese

authorities interfere in questions which only concern the subjects of Her Britannic

Majesty.

It is understood, however, that the arrival of the British Consul at Bangkok shall

not take place before the ratification of this Treaty, nor until ten vessels owned by

British subjects sailing under British colours and with British papers shall have

•entered the port of Bangkok for the purposes of trade, subsequent to the signing of

this Treaty,

Art. III.—If Siamese in the employ of British subjects offend against the law of

their country, or if any Siamese having so offended, or desiring to desert, take refuge

with a British subject in Siam, they shall be searched for, and, upon proof of their

guilt or desertion, shall be delivered up by the Consul to the Siamese authorities. In

like manner any British offenders resident or trading in Siam who may desert, escape

to, or hide

to the themselves

British Consul onin, hisSiamese territory,Chinese

requisition. shall benotapprehended

able to proveandthemselves

deliveredtoover

be

British subjects shall not be considered as such by the British Consul, nor be entitled

to his protection.

Art. IV.—British subjects are permitted to trade freely in all the seaports of Siam,

but may reside permanently only at Bangkok, or within the limits assigned by this

"Treaty. British subjects coming to reside at Bangkok may rent land, buy or build

72 TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND SIAM

houses, but cannot purchase land within a circuit of 200 sen (not more than 4 miles.

English) from the city walls, until they shall have lived in Siam for ten years, or shall

obtain special authority from the Siamese Government to enable them to do so. But

with the exception of this limitatioii, British residents in Siam may at any time buy or

rent houses, lands, or plantations, situated anywhere within a distance of twenty-four

hours’ journey from the city of Bangkok, to be computed by the rate at which boats of

the country can travel. Ijsi oj-dpr to obtaip possessionof such land or houses, it will be

necessary that the British subject shall,' in {he first place, make application through the

Consul to the proper Siamese officers; and the Consul, having satisfied himself of the

honest intention of the applicant, will assist him in settling, upon equitable terms, the

amount of the purchase moiiey, will mark oht and fix the boundaries of the property,

and will convey the same to the British purchaser under sealed deeds. Whereupon

he and his property shall be placed under the protection of the Governor of the district

and that of the particular local authorities; he shall conform, in ordinary matters, to

any just directions given him by them, and will be subject to the same taxation that is

levied on Siamese subjects. But if, through negligence and want of capital or other

cause, a British subject should fail to cotnmence the cultivation or inxpfovement'of the

land so acquired within'a teftp of three years from the date df receiving possession

^hereof, the Siamese Government shall have the power of resuming the property, upon

returning to the British subject the purchase-monejr paid by him for1 the same.

Art. Y.—All British subjects intending to resid'e in Siatn ^hall be registered at

the British Consulate. . They shall pot go qht to Sea, norpfoceed beyond the limits

assigned by this Treaty for the residence of British subjects, without a passport from

the Siamese authorities, to be applied for by tiie’Britsh Consul; UOf shall they leave

Siam if the Siamese authorities show to the British Consul that: legitimate objection

exists to their quitting the country. But within the lilnits appointed under the

preceding article, British subjects are at liberty to travel to and fro under protection

of a pass, to be furnished them by the British Consul and counter-sealed by the proper

Siamese officer, stating, in the Siamese characters, their names, calling, and description.

The Siamese officers' of the Government stations in the interior may, at any time, cal)

for the production of this pass, and immediately on its being exhibited they must

allow the parties to proceed; but it will be their duty to detain those persons who, by

travelling without a pass from the Consul, render themselves liable to the suspicion of

their being deserters; and such detention shall be immediately reported to the Consul.

Art. YI.—All British subjects visiting or residing in Siam shall be allowed the

free exercise of the 'Christian religion and liberty to build churches in suck localities

as shall be consented' to by the Siamese authorities. The Siamese Government will

place no restriction upon the employment by the English of Siamese subjects as

servants, of in any other capacity. But whenever a Siamese subject belongs to or owes

service th febthe particular master, the servant who engages himself to ■ a. British

subject without the consent of his master may be reclaimed by him; and the Siamese

Government will not enforce an agreement between a British subject and any Siamese

in his employ unless made with the knowledge and consent of the master who has a

‘right to. dispose of the services of the person engaged. : , , .

Art. VII.—British: ships of war may enter the river and. anchor at Paknam,

but they shall not proceed above Paknam, unless with the consent of the Siamese

authorities, which shall be given when it is necessary thati a ship shall go into dock for

repairs. Any British ship of war'conveying to Siam a pttblie functionary accredited

by Her Majesty!s Government to the Court of Bangkok, shall be allowed to come up to

Bangkok, but shall not pass the forts called Pong Phrachamit and Bit-patch-nuck,

unless expressly permitted to do so by the Siamese Govefument; but in the absence

of a British ship of war the Siamese authorities engage to furnish the Consul with a

force sufficient to enable him to give effect.to his authority oyer British subjects and

to enforce discipline among British shipping.

Art. VIII.—The measurement duty hitherto paid by British vessels ■ trading to.

Bangkok under the Treaty of 1826 shall be abolished from the date of this Treaty

TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND SIAM 73

ooming into operation, and British shipping and trade will henceforth be only subject

to the payment of import and export duties on the goods landed or shipped.' Oh all

articles of import the duties shall be three per cent., payable at the option of the

importer, either in kind or money, calculated upon the market value of the goods.

Drawback of the full amount of duty shall be allowed upon goods foujid unsaleable

and re-exported. Should the British merchant and the Custom-house' officers, dis-

agiee as to the value to be set upon imported articles, such disputes shall be referred

to the Consul and proper Siamese officer, who shall each have the power to call in an

equal number of merchants as assessors, not exceeding two on either side, to assist

them in coming to an equitable decision.

Opium may be imported free of duty, but can only be sold to the Opium Farmer

or his agents. In the event of no arrangement being effected with them- for the sale

of the opium, it shall be re-exported, and no impost or duty shall be levied thereon.

Any infringement of, this regulation shall subject the opium to seizure and confisca-

tion.

Articles of export from the time of production to the date of shipment shall pay

one import duty, whether this be levied under the name of inland tax, transit duty, or

duty on exportation. The tax or duty to be paid on each article of Siamese produce

previous to or upon exportation is specified in the tariff attached to this Treaty ; and

it is distinctly agreed that goods or produce which pay any description of tax in the

interior shall be exempted from any further payment of the duty on exportation.

English merchants are to be allowed to purchase directly from the producer the

articles in which they trade, and in like manner to sell their goods directly to the

parties wishing to purchase the same, without the interference, in either case, of any

other person.

The rates of duty laid down in the tariff attached to this Treaty are those that are

now paid upon goods or produce shipped in Siamese or Chinese vessels or junks; and

it is agreed that British shipping shall enjoy all the privileges now exercised by, or

which hereafter may be granted to, Siamese or Chinese vessels or junks.

British subjects will be allowed to build ships in Siam, on obtaining permission

to do so from the Siamese authorities.

Whenever a scarcity may be apprehended of salt, rice, or fish, the Siamese

Government reserve to themselves the right of prohibiting, by public proclamation,

the exportation of these articles.

Bullion or personal effects may be imported free of charge.

Art. IX.—The code of regulations appended to this Treaty shall be enforced by

the Consul, with the co-operation of the Siamese authorities; and they, the said

authorities and Consul, shall be enabled to introduce any further regulations which

may be necessary in order to give effect to the objects of this Treaty.

All fines and penalties inflicted for infraction of the provisions and regulations

of this Treaty shall be paid to the Siamese Government.

Until the British Consul shall arrive at Bangkok arid enter upon his functions '

the consignees of British vessels shall be at liberty to settle with the Siamese

authorities all questions relating to their trade.

Art. X.—The British Government and its subjects will be allowed free and equal

participation in any privileges that may have been, or may hereafter be, granted by

the Siamese Government to the government or subject of any other nation.

Art. XI.—After the lapse of ten years from the date of the ratification of this

Treaty, upon the desire of either the British or Siamese Government, and on twelve

months’ notice being given by either party, the present and. such portions of the

Treaty of 1826 as remain unrevoked by this Treaty, together with the Tariff and

the Regulations hereunto annexed, or those that may hereafter be introduced, shall be

subject to revision by Commissioners appointed on both sides for this purpose, who

will be empowered to decide,on and insert therein such amendments as experience

*hall prove to be desirable.

GENERAL REGULATIONS UNDER WHICH BRITISH

TRADE IS TO1 BE CONDUCTED IN SIAM

. Art. I.-—The maste^ of ariy English ^hip coniihg to Bangkok to;: trade mhst

either before or after, entering the river, as may be 1found convenient, report the?

arrival of his vessel at the Custom-houSe at Paknam, together with the number ofi

his crew and guns, and the port from when.ee he cohaes. Upon anchoring his vessel

at Paknam, he will deliver into the custody of the Custom-house officers all his guns;

and ammunition j and a Custom-honse officer will then be appointed to the vessel,

and will proceed in her to Bangkok.

Art. II.—A vessel passing Paknam without discharging her guns' and ammuni-

tion as directed in the foregoing regulation will be sent back to’ Paknam to comply

with its provisions, and will be fined eight’ hundred tieals for having so disobeyed.

After delivery of her guns and ammunition she will be permitted to return to-

Bangkok to trade.

Art. III.—When a British vessel shall have cast anchor at Bangkok, the master,

unless a Sunday should intervene,1 will within four and twenty hours after arrival

proceed to, the British Consulate, and deposit there his ship’s papers, ibills of lading,

etc., together with'a true hiahifest ef his import cargo ; and upon the Consuls

reporting .these particulars, to the Cuktom-honse permission to break bulk will at' cincei

be given by the latter.

For neglecting so to report his arrival dr for presenting a false manifest^ the-

master will subject himself, in each instance, to a penalty of four hundred tieals; but

he will be allowed to correct, within twenty-four hours after delivery of it to the

Consul,'any mista,ke he maV.discover in his manifest, without incun-ing the above-

mentioned penalty.' ' . ■ •. ■ , ; . • . ,

Art. IV.—A British vessel breaking bulk, and commencing to discharge, before

due permission shall be obtained' dr‘ smuggling; either whett ’ in the river or outside-

the bar, shall be subject to the'-penalty of eight hundred tieals and confiscation of

the goods so smuggled or discharged. - , j

Art. V.—As soon as a British vessel shall have discharged her .cargp. and

completed her outward lading, paid all her duties and-delivered a true manifest of

her outward cargo to the British Consul, a Siamese port-clearance shall be granted ;

her on application from'the Consul, who in the absence of any legal impediment to

her departure, will then return to the inastef his ship’s papers, and allow the vessel

to leave. A Custom-house officer, will accopipany the vessel; to Paknam; and on.

arriving there she will be inspected by the Custom-house officers of that station, and

will receive from them the guns and ammunition previously delivered into their

charge. The above regulations, numbered from 1 to 5, are obligatory under the

Treaty concluded between Cregt Britain and Siam; those which follow, numbered j

from 6 to 14, are equally to be observed by masters of British vessels and their crews.

Art. VI.—Masters of British vessels, when reporting their arrival at Her Majesty’s

Consulate at the port of Bangkok, as directed by the fourth regulation above quoted,

shall notify in writing the names of all passengers and persons not forming part of

the registered crew,

Notice must likewise be givdn of the number and - names of persons, who, as

passengers or in any other capacity (seamen borne on the muster-roll excepted), in-

tend to leave Siam in a British vessel.

Art. VII.—Seamen, lascat’s; and others belonging to British vessels in the port-

are strictly prohibited to wear side knives and other weapons while on shore.

Art. VI I!.—Should any seaiiian or apprentice absent himself without leave, the

master will report his absence, if such exceeds twgntv'-fotir hours; at the Consulate

offices.

Art. IX.—Any British subject who entices a seaman of apprentice to desert,

incurs, according to the Merchant Shipping Act, 1854, paragraph 257; a penalty not

TARIFF OF JIUTIES—SIAM 75

exceeding ten pounds; or any such, subject who wilfully harbours or secretes a person

deserted from his ship incurs a penalty not exceeding twenty pounds, if it be proved

that he had knowledge of his being a deserter.

In default of the payment of such fines, the offender is to be imprisoned in tiie

Consular gaol for any term not exceeding three months,, with or without hard labpur.

Art. X.—-All cases-of death, and especially of sudden death, oceurfing ou board

of British vessels in the port of Bangkok must'be immediately ;i-eported,;at the

Consulate. ., -

Art. XI.—The discharge of guns from vessels anchored in the port otBar gkok,

without notice having been previously given, and permission obtained through H.M.

Consul from the proper Siamese authority, is forbidden, under a penalty hot ^xcetd-

ing ten pounds.

Art. XII.—It is strictly prohibited to shoot birds within-the. precincts: of the

Wats or Temples, either in Bangkok or elsewhere within the Siamese dominions, or to

injure or damage any of the statues or figures, the trees or' shrubs in such localities of

Siamese worship; any British subject or seaman of a British vessel guilty'of, such an act

renders ;hipiself liable to a penalty not exceeding twenty pounds, or in default thereof

to. an ipiprjsonment in the .Consular gaol for a period of not more than one month.

Art. XIII.—When a vessel under the British flag'is ready to leave the port of

Bangkok, the master will give notice at the Consulate office, and hoist a blue peter-

twenty-dour hours before departure, which is to fly until she breaks anchorage.

Art. XIY.—Should any vessel take in or discharge cargo subsequent to the issue

of the Siamese port clearance, as directed by the fifth regulation above quoted, the

master, as in a case of' smuggling, subjects, himself to a penalty of 800 ticals (equal

to J01OO), and goods so taken or discharged will be liable to confiscation.

Art. XY.—Every fine or penalty 'levied under these regulations is (ifnot paid

in sterling money) at the rate of eight ticals Siamese curi’ency for dne pound.:

Tariff of Export and Inland Duties to be, levied on Articles of'Trdde

I.-h-The undermentioned Articles shall be entirely free from Inland or other

on production of transit pass, and shall pay Export Duty as follows< :

Ivory I...v.'.v.'. 'fockt ‘-/SiTtp^r Fuxno Hun '

!S Gamboge

Rhinoceros’

>; Cardarhons, horns

Cardp,mons, bastard

best...

| Juried mussels

Pelicans’quillfe/ ' 0- A l

Betel nut,

Krachi wood dried ............ : (vio

Sharks’

Sharks’ tins,

fins, white

black...... .•

’ • Peacocks’

Lukkrabantails seed '..

|1 Buffalo and cow bones ...,

Rhinoceros’,hides • !05 per

:per100pictfLtails . ,

flide

|’ Turtle cuttings

Soft dittoshell

1 Beche-de-mer

Fish-maws

Birds’ nests, unclean el

; Kingfishers’ feathers... ...

*Beyche

utch seed (Nux Vomict ' '0u perper picul

100

Eung:tarai

Gum seed

Benjamin

Angrai

Agilla bark

wood

Raydeers’

Old skins hornsditto

Soft, or young 10 per cent.

TARIFF OF DUTIES —SIA M

Tjca r. SAluso FuA.vci Hun

333432 Deer

Deer hides, fine

Deer hides,

sinews common . S3

4 OQ0 0 ' 00 per 100 hide*

, 000 0 per picul

3536 Buffalo and

Elephants’ cow

boneshides

, 1

1 Q 0 0

3738 Tigers’

Buffalo bones

homs 050 01 000

404139 Tigers’

Elephants’hides

Armadilloskin 0 11

000

per skin

4243 HempSticklac skins,...J. . 41

1

01

2 00

per picul

4445 Dried

Dried Fish,

Fish, Plusalit

Plaheng 11 022 0

4647 Sapanwood

Salt meat bark 0 001

4849 Eosewood

Mangrove 023 01

2 0

5051 KiceEbony '.i...... 4110 4 0 _ ^per koyan

^

II.—The undermentioned Articles being subject to the Inland or Transit duties

herein named, and which shall not be increased, shall be exempt from export duty:—

5253 Sugar, White Tical

00 Sal,1un Fuang Hun 0 per picul

„ Red 101 per cent.0

555654 Paper

Cotton, clean and uncleaned...

1 twelfth0

5758 SaltBeansfish,

Dried andPlat

Prawns Peas one

606159 Tilseed

Silk, raw

Bees’

..

wax...

6263 Tawool

Salt ...... 00 per

per picul

64 Tobacco Op. 1,000koyan

bdles.

III.—All goods or produce, unenumerated in this Tariff shall be free of Export

Duty, and shall only be subject to one Inland Tax or Transit Duty, not exceeding

the rate now paid.

AGREEMENT RELATIVE TO THE REGISTRATION

OE BRITISH SUBJECTS IN SIAM

Signed at Bangkok, November 29th, 1899

The Governments of Her Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great

Britain and Ireland, Empress of India, and of His Majesty the King of Siam,

recognizing the necessity of having a satisfactory arrangement for the registration

of British subjects in Siam, the undersigned, Her Britannic Majesty’s Minister

Resident and His Siamese Majesty’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, duly authorized to

that effect, have agreed as follows:—

Art. I.—The registration according to Article Y. of the Treaty of April 18th,

1885, of British subjects residing in Siam, shall comprise the following categories:

1. All British natural born or naturalized subjects, other than those of Asiatic

descent.

2. All children and grandchildren born in Siam of persons entitled to be

registered under the first category, who are entitled to the status of British subjects

in contemplation of English law.

Neither great-grandchildren nor illegitimate children born in Siam of persons

mentioned in the first category are entitled to be registered.

AGREEMENT RELATIVE TO REGISTRATION OF BRITISH SUBJECTS 77

3. All persons of Asiatic descent, born within the Queen’s dominions, or

naturalized witliin the United Kingdom, or born within the territory of any Prince

or State in India under the suzerainty of, or in alliance with, the Queen, except

natives of Upper Burmah or the British Shan States who became domiciled in

Siam before January 1st, 1886.

4. All children born in Siam of persons entitled to be registered under the

third category.

No grandchildren born in Siam of persons mentioned in the third category are

entitled to be registered for protection in Siam.

5. The wives and widows of any persons who are entitled to be registered under

the foregoing categories.

Art. II.—The lists of such registration shall be open to the inspection of a

properly authorized representative of the Siamese Government on proper notice

being given.

Art. III.—If any question arises as to the right of any person to hold a British

certificate of registration or as to the validity of the certificate itself, a joint inquiry

shall be held by the British and Siamese authorities and decided according to the

conditions laid down in this Agreement, upon evidence to be adduced by the holder

of the certificate, in the usual way.

Art. IV.—Should any action, civil or criminal, be pending while such inquiry is

going on, it shall be determined conjointly in what Court the case shall be heard.

Art. V.—If the person, in respect of whom the inquiry is held, come within the

conditions for registration laid down in Article I., he may, if not yet registered,

forthwith be registered as a British subject and provided with a certificate of

registration at Her Britannic Majesty’s Consulate; otherwise he shall be recognized

as falling under Siamese jurisdiction, and, if already on the lists of Her Britannic

Majesty’s Consulate, his name shall be erased.

In witness whereof the undersigned have signed the same in duplicate and have

affixed thereto their seals at Bangkok, on the ‘29th day of November, 1899, of the

Christian era, corresponding to the 118th year of Ratanakosindr.

[Seal] (Signed) George Greville.

„ „ Devawongse Varoprakar.

TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND SIAM

Signed at Bangkok, March 10th, 1909

Ratifications Exchanged at London, July 9th, 1909

His Majesty the King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and

of the British Dominions beyond the Seas, Emperor of India, and His Majesty the

King of Siam, being desirous of settling various questions which have arisen affect-

ing their respective dominions, have decided to conclude a Treaty, and have appointed

for this purpose as their Plenipotentiaries:

His Majesty the King of Great Britain, Ralph Paget, Esq., his Envoy Extra-

ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary, etc.; His Majesty the King of Siam, His

Royal Highness Prince Devawongse Varoprakar, Minister for Foreign Affairs, etc.;

who, after having communicated to each other their respective full powers, and

found them to be in good and due form, have agreed upon and concluded the follow-

ing Articles:—

Art. I.—The Siamese Government transfers to the British Government all

rights of suzerainty, protection, administration, and control whatsoever which they

possess over the States of Kelantan, Tringganu, Kedah, Perlis, and adjacent islands.

The frontiers of these territories are defined by the Boundary Protocol annexed hereto.

!

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;

be app6iiitb(l

i charged

—a ,„uu wltfeln six'montliA after

+iw* 1dehpit^tipn tlie ^1;e ofYaiiiicatipjd 'pf iMshf'i^e’.CoWnission

''iot tbe and shair

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!K with the I?oundar^ Protocol annexed hereto.

Shhjecits ‘bf His Majesty''the' tm^ of !Siam^ residing yithin. the "te'p-itory, de-

scribed in Article I, wji9 desire to preserve their Siamese1 nationality will, during the

penbd of six mont'lis afier ^he'ratmcatioh'of’th'e pfeseht” Treaty,' be allowed to do so

if they become domiciled in the, Siamese dominiops. His 'firitahnic1 Ma^estv’s

(xov-e'rntneiit undertake 'that ^hey^1 shall b^; at "liberty'to' retaih'fhfeir immovable

prbperty within the febritBty'dbscribbddii Articlfe p. ’ 1

'• ■ ’ ■

It is understood that in accordance with the usual custom where a change' of

snzdraihty takes place1 ahy' OohcesfeiOhs within1 the territories destribfed in'Article I.

hereof to individuals oi* companies, granted by or with the apprbtal of the Siatnese

Q-Overnnlent, atid recognized by them as still in tOfce1 on the date Of the si^iiatute of

the Treaty, will be recognized by1 the Govennnent of His Britannic Majesty.

Art. IV.—His Britannic Majesty’s 'G-overnment undertake'that the Glovernmeni

of the Federated Malay States> shall assume the indebtednessto the Siamese Govern-

ment: of the territories described im Article I:.>

jeqts in Siam Registered at, the ^Ktish Gon^ulat§s beforethe date pf fhe present. Treaty.

This’, system.shall come tOiRbn end an,d.th.e jurisd,Lction pf -.the International,

Courts shall be transferred to the ordinary Si^piese CopRps after the promulgation

and the qopiing ipto ,force of t^iej Siamese,c'pdiea,,,namely, the Fenak Code, the Civil

anf Cpmmorcial'jCoijp?^ tlip ipjo^cfc, of ijRopedur

Courts!

All other British subjects in| Siam shallr be subject’to the'jurisdiction of the

ordinary Siamese' Courts mider the conditi6'nS defined'ih the Jurisdiction Protocol.

Art: VT.1—B&tisfi'WBjr&t#:,miall enjoy throughout the whole extent of Siam the

rights and privileges enjoyed by the natives of the country, notably the right of

property, the right of residence and travel.

shallThey

not heandother

theifyprogprty Hhi^lbe

or higher than subjeOt'tb

the taxes afl.'tifesr

and, services whichandare orservices,

may bebut these

imposed

by law on Siamese subjects. It ,is partimilarly understood that the limitation in the

Agreement of the 20tn September,* 1950, by whidli' the taxation of land shall not

exceed that on simiMi- laud ip Bowei' Bul-mahVis heVeb'y removed.

British subjects in Siam shall be exempt from all military service, either in the

army rori iiaviyf anddrom iall fofibdd loans, oF military exhetious ot eofltributions.'':

Art'..: VHI.^Tkeiprovisidn'&of allTreaties,'-Agreements; and GonvePtioiis between

Great Britain: and Siam; -not -modified- by the prefeesnt Treaty; remain in full force.

Arp; VMLd-^Thq presenfcTreaty-shall be ratified within four months from its date.

In witness whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries'haveYsigned -tlteipresent

Treaty aud.afiixfid their seajs,;‘> !: ■: , .. •>{ - ;

. : ; Dopemt:Bangbo'k,fn dup)iiqfdevtbe 10th day of :MaEch,rti the year. 1909..

■. i (Signed).-.Balph Pa®et. •

. „ „ UK V A WON OS B VaROPRAKAh.

Annex 1

V ! Boundary' ’Protoc&l ' annexed ‘to ’ the * TreMy

The frontiers between the territories of ttis MajesJ^tbe iEing of Siam and the

tertitbry Over -Wliich his suzerain rightp liaye by tlje'presenf Treaty been transferred

to His iMaj'esty' thb Kinghf-’Glreat'feritam-’and'lreiarid are as follows:—

TREATY JiETW.EEA' GREAT HUITA^X AND SJAAI 79

Coramencijig from the most seaward, pomi-of the northern- bank of the estuary

of the Perlis tliver and thence northi to the ;range of hills which is the watershed

between the Perils Eiver on the bi% srd'e and tiie Pujoh •Kive* on the other; then

following the watershed foru ed by the said range of hills until it reaches the main

watershed or dividing line1 bet Ween those rivers which flow into the (Stulf of Siam on

the one side and into the Indian Ocean on the other’;-following this main watershed

so as to pass the sources of the Sumgei l Pata-ni, Sungei Telubih; and Sungei -Perak,

to a point which is the source of the Shhgei Per^au; thenleaving the main watershed

and going along the watershed separating the waters of the Sungei Pergau from

the Sungei Telnbin, to the hill called'BukifJeli or the source of the main stream of

the Sungei Grolok. Thence the frontier follows the thalweg: ot the main stream of

the Sungei Golok to the sea at a place called Kuala Tabar,

This line will leave the valleys of the Sunger Patani, Sungei Telnbin, and Sungei

Tanjung Mas and the valley ori the left or west bank of:the GOlok to Siam and the

whole valley of the Perak River and the valley on the right;.or east bank of the

Golok . to Great, Britain.

Subjects of each of the parties may navigate the whole of the, waters of ,the

Sungei Golok and its affluents. , ;.

The island known as Pnlo Lapgkawd together with all the islets south of mid-

channel between Terntau aiidiBangkawi apd, aU the:islands south of Langkawi. shall

become .British. Terutau and the islets ;to, tfie ,north mid-channel shall remain

to Siam.

, ^With .regard to the islantls.close tp tfie west co^st,, thoge lying,to.the north of

the parallel of ilatitude where; the naostj.seaward .point.. of the north bank of .the

Perlis.River, touches The.sea shall, reniain ^Sjam, and those lying to the south of

that parallel shall .become British. :

All islands adjacent to the.eastern.StatetiofMKelajjitAp an,d,Tringgaim ,south, of

a parallel of latitude drawn fj*Osai the.poipt where the Supgei Gelojc reaches( the coast

at a plafie, called Kuala Tal?ar afflill he transferred to (xreat. Hntamj, and all, islands

to the north of that parallel ,shall remain Siiaugi.

A, rgugh sketch, ,of ;th,e. bphndary h.erej,a; deeptihed is annexed, hereto.

2. The a.^overdpscribed boundary slialj[ be regarded as iuiahhoth hy the Gevern-

meutsTjf His ^Jritanjxh} Majesty and that Ql’lSftm, auhth'ey m.ufpally undertake that,

so far as the boundary effects any altefation the.existing.hppndariee of any,State,

or preyinee,.no claim,for CQJPpensation on ^lie'..^reupd of'.ai>^''sue^.‘alteration made

by any State or province so affected shall he'epj.er^aihed or supported hy either.

3. It shall be the duty of the Boundary Commission, provided1 for in Article lit

of the Treaty of this 'date;:,tp defefihine and evetiLyually

; : mark out: the frontier', above

described. ’ "'

i If !, during the operations of delimitation it should appear desirable ,fo ’ depart

ft 6m‘ tlie frontier -as;liid'.'.-'dttwn''-herein, eheii rectification shalT ffdt under any

circumstance;be ihade'to the'jffejndice of thh! Siahiese Govhththeiit.

In witness whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Protocol and affixed their seals.

’ ‘ Done at Bangkok, ‘in duplicate, the 10th day' of March, 1909.

[Seal] (Signed) Ralph Paget.

., T - -: ; „ ' ; Devawo.vgse Paropuakak.

: :

-v ' d AXN'EX! 2

Ptothcol concerning the Jurisdiction applicable in the Kingdom of Siam to British

Subjects and. annexed to the Treaty dated STarcli 10, 1909.

Sec. 1.—International Courts shall be established, at pgeb places as> may seem

desirable in the interests of the good, administration pf justicethe selection of these

places shall form the subject of ap. understanding between the British Minister at

Bangkok and thp Siamese Minister for'foreign Affairs.

80 TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND SIAM

Sec. 2.—The jurisdiction of the International Courts shill extend-—

1. In civil matters: To all civil and commercial matters to which British subjects

shall be parties.

2. In penal matters: To breaches of law of every kind, whether committed

by British subjects or to their injury.

Sec. 3.—The right of evocation in the International Courts shall be exercised

in accordance with the provisions of Article VIII. of the Treaty of the 3rd September,

1883.

The right of evocation shall cease to be exercised in all matters coming within

the scope of codes or laws regularly promulgated as soon as the text of such codes or

laws shall have been communicated to the British Legation in Bangkok. There shall

be an understanding between the Ministry for Foreign Affairs and Ihe British

Legation at Bangkok for the disposal of cases pending at the time that the said

codes and laws are' communicated.

Sec. 4.—In all cases, whether in the International Courts or in the ordinary

Siamese Courts in which a British subject is defendant or accused, a European legal

adviser shall sit in the Court of First Instance.

In cases in which a British born or naturalized subject not of Asiatic descent

may be a party, a European adviser shall sit as a Judge in the Court of First

Instance, and where such British subject is defendant or accused the opinion of the

adviser shall prevail.

A British subject who is in the position of defendant or accused in any case

arising in the provinces may apply for a change of venue, and should the Court

consider such change desirable the trial shall take place either at Bangkok or before

the Judge in whose Court the case would be tried at Bangkok. Notice of any such

application shall be given to the British Consular officer.

Sec. 5.—Article IX. of the Treaty of the 3rd September, 1883, is repealed.

Appeals against the decisions of the International Courts of First Instance shall

be adjudged by the Siamese Court of Appeal at Bangkok. Notice of all such

appeals shall be communicated to His Britannic Majesty’s Consul, who shall have

the right to give a written opinion upon the case to be annexed to the record.

The judgment on an appeal from either the International Courts or the ordinary

Siamese Courts shall bear the signature of two European Judges.

Sec. 6.—An appeal on a question of law shall lie from the Court of Appeal at

Bangkok to the Supreme or Dika Court.

Sec. 7.—No plea of want of jurisdiction based on the rules prescribed by the

present Treaty shall be advanced in any Court after a defence on the main issue has

been offered.

Sec. 8.—In order to prevent difficulties which may arise in future from the

transfer of jurisdiction contemplated by the presentTreaty and Protocol, it is agreed:—

(a.) All cases in which action shall be taken subsequently to the date of the

ratification of this Treaty shall be entered and decided in the competent International

or Siamese Court, whether the cause of action arose before or after the date of

ratification.

(b.) All cases pending in His Britannic Majesty’s Courts in Siam on the date of

the ratification of this Treaty shall take their usual course in such Courts and in any

Appeal Court until such cases have been finally disposed of, and the jurisdiction of

His Britannic Majesty’s Courts shall remain in full force for this purpose.

The execution of the judgment rendered in any such pending case shall be carried

out by the International Courts.

In witness whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Protocol and affixed their seals.

Done at Bangkok, in duplicate, the 10th day of March, 1909.

[Seal] (Signed) Ralph Paget.

„ „ Devawongse Varoprakar.

TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND SIAM 81

Annex 3

!Mr. Puget to Prince Devawongse

M. le Ministne, March 10, 1909. ^

In view of the position of British possessions in the Malay Peninsula and of the

contiguity of the Siamese Malay provinces with British-protected territory, His

Majesty’s Government are desirous of receiving an assurance that the Siamese

Government will not permit any danger to arise to British interests through the use

(of any portion of the Siamese dominions in the peninsula for military or naval

■purposes by foreign Powers.

His Majesty’s Government would therefore request that the Siamese Govern-

ment shall not cede or lease, directly or indirectly, to any foreign Government any

territory situated in the Malay Peninsula south of the southern boundary of the

Monthon Rajaburi, or in any Of the islands adjacent to the said territory; also that

within the limits above mentioned a right to establish or lease any coaling station, to

build or own any construction or repairing docks, or to occupy exclusively any harbours,

the occupation of which would be likely to be prejudicial to British interests from a

strategic point of view, shall not be granted to any foreign Government or Company.

Since this assurance is desired as a matter of political expediency only, the

phrase “coaling station” would not be held to include such small deposits of coal as

may be required for the purposes of the ordinary shipping engaged in the Malay

Peninsula coasting trade.

Prince Devawongse w Mr. Paget

M. le Ministre, Foreign Office, Bangkok, Match 10, 1909.

I have the honour to acknowledge receipt of your note of this date, in which

you express the desire of your Government that the Siamese Government shall not

cede or lease, directly or indirectly, to any foreign Government any territory situated

in the Malay Peninsula south of the southern boundary of the Monthon Rajaburi

or in any of the islands adjacent to the said territory; also that within the limits

above-mentioned a right to establish or lease any coaling station, to build or own any

construction or repairing docks, or to occupy exclusively any harbours, the occupation

of which would be likely to be prejudicial to British interests from a strategic point

of view, shall not be granted to any foreign Government or company.

In reply, I beg to say that the Siamese Government gives its assurance to the

above effect, taking note that the phrase “coaling station” shall not include such

small deposits of coal as may be required for the purposes of the ordinary shipping

•engaged in the Malay Peninsula coasting trade.

(Signed) Devawongse Varoprakar.

Prince Devawongse to Mr. Paget

M. le Ministre, Foreign Office, Bangkok, March 10, 1909.

With reference to the provision contained in Article IV. of the Jurisdiction

Protocol to the effect that in all cases in which a British subject is defendant or

accused a European adviser shall sit in Court, I would express the hope, on behalf of

, His Majesty’s Government, that His Britannic Majesty’s Government will be prepared

m due course to consider the question of a modification of or release from this

guarantee whenwithit shall

in connection such be no longer needed;

a modification and,the

or release moreover, that be

matter may in any negotiations

treated upon its

merits alone, and not as a consideration for which some other return should be expected.

The Siamese Government appreciates that a Treaty like the one signed to-day

marks an advance in the administration of justice in the kingdom. The conclusion

of such a Treaty is in itself a sign of progress. It is the intention of the Siamese

Government

has set beforetoit,maintain the high

and towards whichstandard in theworking

it has been administration

for some oftime.

justice which it

In this connection I take pleasure in acknowledging the contribution which Mr.

■J, Stewart Black has made to this work.

82 TREATY BETWEEN UNITED KINGDOM AND SIAM

I wisb. also to say that provision will be made for the treatment of European

prisoners according to the standard usual for such prisoners in Burmah and the

Straits Settlements. (Signed) Devawongse Varopkakar.

: Mr. P(tgei to. Prince D'evawongse

M, le Ministtre, ... March 10, 1909.

With reference to . the guarantee icontained in the first .paragraph of,Article IV. of

th- Jurisdiction Protocol, I have the honour to state that ffis .Majesty’s. Government

will be prepared in due course to consider the question of ^modification of or release'

from this guarantee when it, shall no longer be needed. His Majesty’s Government

are also willing that in any negotiations in connection with, such a modification or

release the matter, shall be treated upon its merits alone, and. not as, a consideration

for which some other return shall be expected.

His Majesty’s Government learn with much satisfaction.that. it is,tlie intention

of the Siamese Government to maintain the high standard in fhe administration of

justice'Which it has set before it, and towards which it has;been, working for, some

time ;■ and I ma,y assure your Royal Highness that it will be the,(aim of His Majesty’s

Government in every manner to second the efforts of His Sian^ese Majesty’s Govern-

ment in this direction.

I wish also to say that the International Courts referred, to in Sectibn l.of tire-

Protocol on Jurisdiction annexed to the Treaty signed to-day need riot necessarily be

Courts specially organized for this purpose. Provincial (“Monthon”) Courts or

District' (“ Muang”) CourtS'may .constitute International Courts, according as British,

subjects may be established in greater or less number within the jurisdictibh of those

Courts.,, Thpfact.that an ordinary Court is designated as an Iriteriiatiohal Cblirt'will

have us a .consequence the introduction into that ordinary Court of all the fifovisions

relating to International Courts secured by the Protocol on Jurisdiction;

' (Signed) r Ralph Paget.

AGREEMENT, BETWEEN THE UNITED KINGDOM ANI>

SIAM RESPECTING THE RENDITION OE EUGITIYE

CRIMINALS BETWEEN THE STATE OE

NORTH BORNEO AND SIAM

Signed at "Bangkok, September 18th, 1913

The Government of His Britanpic Majesty and the Government of His Shames^

Majesty, being (lesirbu.s of reghiatihg the'rendition of fugitive criminals fietweeh

the State of North Borneo under the protection of His Britannic Majesty and the-

territories of His Majesty'the Ring bf Siam, hereby agree as follows:—

Art. T—The provisions of the Extradition Treaty between His Britannic

Majesty and His Majesty 'the King of Siam, signed at Bangkok on the 4th cfay of

March, 1911, shall he deemed to apply, so far as local circumstances permit, to the*

rendition of fugitive criminals between the territories of His! Majesty the King of

Siam a,nd the State of North.Borneo.

Art. II.—-In pursuance bf the provisions of Article 3 of the said Extradition Treaty

there shall reciprocally be no obligation'! on the part, of the State of North Borneo to-

surrender to Siam any.-p'er'son who is a subject of that State dr a British subject.

Done in duplicate at Bangltbk, the 18th day of September, in tile year 1913 of

Christ, and in the year 2456 of Buddha. ’ '' ’u; :

TrlsT Arthur Peel. • *

„ Devawongse VARbPRAKAR.

GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE

DECLARATION SIGNED JBY GREAT BRITAIN AND

FRANCE RESPECTING"SPHERES OF INFLUENCE

Signed at Tid'NDON, 15th Januahy, 1896

Tlie undersigned, duly authorised by.tlxeir respective Governments, have sighed

the following Declaration ,

I. -r-Tho Governments of Great Britain, and Franc.e. engage to

neither of . them will, without the: consent of the other, in any: ease, or under any

pretext, advance, their armed forces into, the, vegion'which is eompri^e'4 in the basins

of the Petcha Bonri, Meiklong, Menam, and. Bang Pa Itong (Petriou) rivers arid

their' respective tributaries, together with the ekterit of boast from Muong Bang

Tapan to Muopg Pase, the basins of ’the rivers on which those two places are

situated, and the basins of the other rivbrs, the estuaries' of which are included in

that coast; and including also the territory lying to‘the rioftb of the basin of the

Menam and Situated between the Anglo-Siamese frontier, tlpg jdekong River, .and

the Eastern

this region anywatershed of the Me,Ing.

special privilege Theywhich

or advantage, further,shallengage

n^t be.m>tenjoyed

to acquire within

in common

by, hr equally open to, Great Britain and Prance and,their nationals .and . dependents.

These stipulations', however, shall not be interpreted as derogating from the -special

clauses

and Siam,which,

applyin tovirtu©

a zone,of dfthe25:Treaty

kilom, concluded: on bank

on the right Oct. of3, ^he;Mekong

,1893, betweeg. andFrance

to the

navigation of that river.

II. —Nothing in the foregoing clause shall hinder any-’act

two Powers may agree and which they shall think upccssary in order to uphold

th© independence -of the Kingdom-of : Siam. But they qngagq..not to ,,enter into

any separate agreement-permitting!a third Foyer to; take any action .,fr

they are -bound by the present •declaration.themselves, to ab^nim

III. —-From the mputb'of tbe Nam Huok'ndrthwards-as

frontier the iWaMeg of the Mekong shall fdm the ’ limiii of fhe-pqssessions or:

spheres of influence of Great Britain and France, dt.is agpeed .that the nationals

and' dependents of each of the’ two countries shall not exercise-any jurisdiction .or

authority within the-possessions or sphere of influence of the1-other, . .,. ;

The police of the islands in this part of the river, which are separated from

the British shore by a branch of the river, shall, so long as they are thus separated,

be entrusted to the French authorities. The fishery shall be open to the

inhabitants of both banks.

IV. —The two Governments agree that all commercial and o

advantages conceded in the two Chinese provinces of Yunnan and Szecbuen either

to Great Britain or France, in virtue of their respective Conventions with China

of March 1, 1894, and June 20, 1895, and all privileges and advantages of any

nature which may in the future be conceded in these twro Chinese provinces, either

to Great Britain or France, shall, as far as rests with them, be extended and

rendered common to both Powers and to their nationals and dependents, and they

engage to use their influence and good offices with the Chinese Government for

ibis purpose.

THE MALAY STATES FEDEKATION AGREEMENT, 1896

Agreement between the Governor of the Straits Settlements, acting on behalf

of the Government of Her Majesty the Queen, Empress of India, and the Eulers of

the following Malay States, that is to say, Perak, Selangor, Pahang, and Negri

Sembilan.

Art. I.—In confirmation of various previous Agreements, the Sultan of Perak,

the Sultan of Selangor, the Sultan of Pahang, and the Chiefs of the States which*

form the territory known as the Negri Sembilan, hereby severally place themselves

and their States under the protection of the British Government.

Art. II.—The above-named Eulers and Chiefs of the respective States hereby

agree to constitute their countries a Federation, to be known as the Protected Malay

States, to be administered under the advice of the British Government.

Art. III.—It is to be understood that the arrangement hereby agreed upon

does not imply that any one Euler or Chief shall exercise any power or authority in

respect of any State other than that which he now possesses in the State of which

he is the recognised Euler or Chief.

Art IV.—The above-named Eulers agree to accept a British Officer, to be

styled the Eesident-General, as the agent and representative of the British

Government under the Governor of the Straits Settlements. They undertake to

provide him with suitable accommodation, with such salary as is determined by Her

Majesty’s Government, and to follow his advice in all matters of administration

other than those touching the Mohammedan religion. The appointment of the

Eesident-General will not affect the obligations of the Malay Eulers towards the

British Eesidents now existing or to be hereafter appointed to offices in the above-

mentioned Protected States.

Art. V.—The above-named Eulers also agree to give to those States in the

Federation which require it such assistance in men, money, or other respects as the

British Government, through its duly appointed officers, may advise; and they

further undertake, should war break out between Her Majesty’s Government and

that of any other Power, to send, on the requisition of the Governor, a body of

armed and equipped Indian troops for service in the Straits Settlements.

Art. VI.—Nothing in this Agreement is intended to curtail any of the powers

or authority now held by any of the above-named Eulers in their respective States,

nor does it alter the relations now existing between any of the States named and

the British Empire.

OPIUM AGREEMENT BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN

AND PORTUGAL

Sioned at London, June 14th, 1913

In pursuance ol" the conclusions of the International Opium Conference, and in

consideration of the fact that the geographical situation of the colonies of Macao and

Hongkong makes it necessary to regulate in a similar way the opium monopolies in

the said colonies in all matters concerning the restriction of the consumption, sale,

and exportation of prepared opium and repression of smuggling;

The undersigned, duly authorised thereto by their respective G-overnments, have

agreed to the following Articles:—

Art. I.—The Government of the Portuguese Republic, whilst reserving the right

of managing and controlling the manipulation of raw opium and the sale of prepared

opium in the Colony of Macao, engage to introduce in the opium regulations of that

Colony clauses and provisions similar to those contained in the regulations of Hong-

kong relative to the repression of the illicit trade in prepared opium.

Art. II.—The Macao Opium Farmer will not be permitted to import more than

260 chests of opium (a chest means 40 balls of raw opium) per annum exclusively

destined for the consumption of the fixed and floating population of Macao.

Art. III.—The Hongkong Opium Farmer will not be permitted to import more

than 540 chests per annum. These imports shall be exclusively destined for the con-

sumption of the fixed and floating population of Hongkong. These figures are em-

bodied in the contract recently concluded with the Hongkong farmer.

Art. IY.—The farmers of Macao and Hongkong will be permitted to import,

per annum, respectively, 240 and 120 chests of raw opium exclusively destined for

exportation to countries which have not prohibited at present or which shall not

prohibit hereafter such imports of opium.

Art. Y.—The limit fixed in the preceding Article for Hongkong must be con-

sidered a definite one and not subject to alteration; however, it is understood that

in Macao power will be retained to increase the number of chests of raw opium im-

ported each year and destined for exportation, provided that proof is given that the

said imports are destined to meet the requirements of lawful trade. For this pur-

pose the farmer shall produce to the Governor of Macao Customs certificates passed

by the authorities of countries importing the opium showing that the quantities

authorized are required for legitimate purposes, over and above the 240 chests

referred to in Article 4.

Art. VI.—The Governor of Macao will have power to grant licences under the

preceding Article for the importation of the quantities of raw opium exceeding the

limit fixed in Article IY.

Art. VII—Whereas the limit of chests of raw opium that can be imported

annually into Macao has been fixed in Articles II., TV., and Y. of this Agreement,

the Government of India will permit the purchase of opium in open market at the

sales at Calcutta or Bombay or any places in India, for export to Macao, up to and

not exceeding the limits and conditions so fixed, so long as the Opium Farmer at

Hongkong is permitted to obtain his supplies from this source.

Art. VIII.—Raw opium coming from India, consigned to the farmer of Macao,

within the limits and conditions above indicated, will be allowed transhipment at

Hongkong free of duty or taxation.

Art. IX.—It is understood that if after periods of five years (the duration of

the contracts of the farmer) the numbers of chests agreed upon for local consump-

tion at or export from Macao should respectively prove to be excessive, the Portu-

guese Government will consider the desirability of revising the amount in question.

The present agreement shall remain in force for a period of ten years, but may

be terminated by either Government at any time on giving to the other twelve

months’ notice of its intention to do so. On the expiration of the said period of ten

years it shall continue in force, unless and until a similar notice of termination is

given by either Government.

(Signed) E. Grey. (Signed) P. de Tovar.

TREATY TO&T&C TORTS * OALE, AND PLACES OPEN

TO EOREIGN TRAli^TITE' EAR EAST

• •«-. . [^(^^+15,0. Bigi4fies!“ ^'ectiY%>ppe^eI-”j ,

a) Treaty ports and pjfj-fies, by .C'huui, to ^bi eigu .trade;— .

Ai^un-(SiuoTjapii}Wfie jjieaJ>yv'1905 ; actually opened, Jmn^'28, ^907),.

Amoy (Nanking), 1842. ...

Antung .(United States’ Treaty, 1903 ; .actiUallyjopened,if May 1„ 1906).

Canton.'(NanUmg,^^);,;

Changchun (Japajjese'T^-eaty, 1906, U.O..January 14, 1907). .

•Changsha (Jiipanesti Twaty .of October. 8^ 1903, E.O. July 1, Kpi). ,

Chefoo (Yentaior Tiiugchow) (Tientsin, 1858, E.O. 1801). a.

Chinan (Imperial Ueetee, 1904, E.O.

Ching-wang-tao (I^upevialLecree, 18<}8)f.. January 20,,1906). .

Chinkiang.(Tientsin, 1858, EiO,..l:86li. -

Choutsun {Imperial Decaiee,. 1904, E-O. January 20,. 1906).

Chungking (Additional Artiide, Peking, 1890; Shinumosgk.i, 139u). ... i

Dairen (Dalny),(by Japan, E.O. September 1, 1906).

Fakumen (Japanese-Jlreaty,, 1905,Tl-O- September 10, 19Q6), ^

Feng Huang Cheng{Sipo,-Japanese Treatyol905;' actually, QpeiiedyJun/e28,1907).

Foochow (Nanking, 184<5)- . . -

Hailar (Siho-Japanese Treaty,: 1905 ; aotmilly opened,, Jut|e,.^8,, 190,<,). , j

Hangchow (Shimonoseli, 1895). (

Hankow (Tientsin, 1858, E.O..1861). 6

Harbin (Japanese Treaty,, 1905.,;E,0. January, 14, l^Qy)* . , •.Oi-.b

Hun Chun:(SinoMJapanese.Treaty,. 1905 ;.actU4Uy,opened,,0^110,28,, 1007).

Ichang (Chefoo, 1876, E-O. 1877).

Kiao-chau. , .

Kirin (Japanese Treaty, 1905, U.O. January.14,,1907;)- , .

Kiukiang (Tientsin, J/858, E.O. 1861-,). 6 . • .

Kiungchow (or Hoihow-in-Hainan) (Tientein,1858). ,

Kong Kung Market (Special Article*, 1897, modifyingBunpaltiCOjijtyeutiauyl094).,

Kongmoon (Shanghai Treaty, 19.02).

Kowloon, port of entry .for Capton. . ,

Kuang-chouwan (leased to France). 75 ,, |

Lappa, port of entry :f,or. Canton;

Liao Yang (Sino-Japanese Treaty, 1905; actually opened,,, june,28, 1007).

Lungchow (Frepeh Treaty, 1886).

Mandchourie (Manchuli) (Japanese,Treaty, 19Q5>,E.,0,-;,J4¥P8!'rJ; ^^’,5^7).

Mengtze (French: Treaty,; 1886). -,

Mukden (United States’ Treaty, 1903 ;. aptualiy openeds Jpn(^;ia i906)- ,.

Nanking (French Treaty,;1858, E.O- 18'99). . ,:i , , - .

Nanning (Note from Tsung-li Yamen to Sir 0- ^lacDonald^of February 4, ,1897r

supplementing Treaty of 1897 modifying.liuripaii Couy.entipu of 1894, E.O.

January 1, 1907),.

Newchwang (or Yingkow); (Tieiitsin, ,1858, E.O.,186)).,;c

Ningpo (Nanking, 1842).

Ninguta (Sino-Japanese Treaty, 1905 ; actually opened, Jv\ne 28„ 1907), ;.

Pakhoi (or Pei-hai) (Chefoo, 1876, E.O. 1877),

Samshui (Special Article, 1897, modifying B,urmah Cpn,yeutionr1894).

ab Hankow

Tangchowandis the port named

Kiukiang were in the Treaty,

selected, but Cbefodwith

byArticle

arrangement, is thetheportChinese opened. ■. - in

actually.Government,,

November, 1860, as ports to be opened

c Ying^w is, the porp,u^S«chwan".,, under X. of the Treaty.pf Tientsin, v ;

FOREIGN TRADE-JN THE FAR EAST ST

Sanhaing (Sino-Japanese Treaty, 1905 ; actually opened, June 28, 1907).

Santuao (or Funing; (Imperial Pecree, 1898).

Shanghai (Nanking, 1842).

Shashi (Shimonoseki,,1895).

Sinminting (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E-.O, October 10, 1906).

Soochow (Shimonoseki, 1895),

Swatow (or Chao-Chow) Tientsin, 1858, E-O: 1860). a

Szemao (French Additional Convention, 1805).

. . Tai-tungrkou (Japanese Treaty, 190p).

Tengyuen. (Hon^eih) (Agreement of 1897, inoctifyingBurmah Convention, 1894)

Tiehling (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O.'Sejiteiiibdr 10, 1906).

. Tientsin (Peking, 1860).

Tsi-tsi-har (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. January 14, 1907).

Tungchiangtzu (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. September 10, 1906).

Weihaiwei.

Wei-hsien (Imperial iDehree, 1904, E.O. January 20, 1906).

. Wenchow (Chefoo, 1878, E.O, 1877).

Wucbow (Special "Article,, 1897, modifying Burmah Convention, 1894).

Wuhu (Chefoo, 1876, E.0. 1877).

'' Wnsung. (Imperial pecreh,: 1898):) :

‘ • ■ •b ' :

| YoCnow (Imperial’llecrhe, 18^8).‘; JH ■ ■ 1 ■: ' •.l| n • •.

■ Ports p£. call'' ! (

(l.) On t^O.^ang-tsze, for passengefs and cargo— ; ■

Ho-kou (Chefpp Cphyention, 18^6).

Luchikovt (Cliefop Convention, 1876).

Uganking (Anting) | (’Chefoo Convention, 1876).'

.Tatung (Chefoo Convention, l87d).

AYu-Sueh (Chefoo Cohvhntion, 1876).

(2.) OntheYang-tsze.forpassengors—

Hwangehow. ( Yang-tsze Kegulafipos, 13^8). , ,

Hwang-tze-kang (Yang-tsae 'Rbg^lations,' 189$.). > i :

I-chang 5(Yang-tsze Kegnlations, 1898). - .

. Ifiang-yin (Yang-t^o RegnlatiOns, 1898).

(3.) On the AYest, River, ioi|’passenger and’cargO— ' ‘

DonSing c d (by Shanghai;Treaty, .1902). ,

Komchuk (Burniah'Convention, 1897).

Lo-ting-'kau (by Shanghai 1 Treaty, 1902). d

Pak-tau-hau (by Shanghai Treaty, 1902). d

Shiu-hing (Bunnah Convention, 18.97).

(4.) On Takhing (Burmah

the West River,Convention'i

for passengei’s-—1807,). g r '

Fung-chuen (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). d

Bow-lik (Shanghai" Treaty, 1902): c

Kau Kong (Shanghai Tx-eaty, 1902). ,0

Kulow (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). d

Luk

Luk ToPu (Shanghai

(Shanghai Treaty,

Treaty, 1902).

1902). cc.dd .

Mah-ning (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). c d

Wing-on (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). d

Yuet Sing(Shanghai

Yungki (ShanghaiTreaty,

Treaty,1902);

1902).;c

c.d d '

ab Not

Chao-Chow is the port named in. the. Treaty.

to be confounded with lehang, the Treaty port. .

c

or Hisd. Opeped

Majesty’sforConsul-General

passenger trafficprior

Cantonnotification

Consulateofreported,

in January, 1903) byof the

to ratification Viceroy of Cahtph, at the suggestion

Treaty.

by Customs March i,June1904.20, 1904',' by telegram that all had been declared open

*8 FOREIGN TRADE IN THE FAR EAST

II.—JAPAN

(a.) Treaty ports

Hakodate.. opened in 1859 Hiogo opened in 1868

Nagasaki opened in 1859 Osaka b .opened in 1868

Yokohama or Kanagawa ..opened in 1859 Niigata b (or Ebisumi-

Tokio a opened in 186^ nato) opened in 1869

(6.) Ports in Formosa opened to subjects of Powers having Commercial

Treaties with Japan for residence and trac a:—c ' , _ ’

Anping opened in 1896 Tamsui opened in 1896

Keeking opened in 1896 Tainan (or Taiwan-foo) (opened in 1896 ;

Takao opened in 1896 to foreign vessels and their cargo only)

(c.) Opened with a proviso as to clos ng at three months’ notice:—

Opened in Opened in

Shimizud (Province of Suruga) ...1899 Miyazud (Province of Tango) 1899

Taketoyod (Province of Owari) ...1899 Tsuruga d (Province of Echizen) ... 1899

Nagoya e (Province of Owari) 1907 Nanaod (South Bay) (Province of

Yokkaichi d (Province of Ise) 1899 Noto) 1899

Shimonoseki d (Province of Nagato)1899 Fushikid (Province of Etchu) 1899

Moji d (Province of Buzen) 1899 Otaru d (Province of Shiribeshi) .. 1899

Hakata d (Province of Chikzen) .. .1899 Kushirod (Province of Kushiro) ...1899

Karatsud (Province of Hizen) 1899 Muroran/ h (Province of Iburi) ... 1899

Kuchinotsud (Province of Hizen)..1899 Itozalu (Province of Bingo) 1900

Misumid (Province of Higo) 1899 Wakamatsm (Province of Chikuzen)1904

Izuharad (Island of Tsuhima) 1899 Shishimid (Island of Tsushima) ...1899

Sasunad (Island of Tsushima) 1899 Nahad (Loochoo Islands) 1899

Hamada d (Province of Iwami) ... 1899 Suminoyey (Province of Hizen) ...1906

Sakai d (Province of Hoki) 1899 Awomori/ g (Province of Mutsu) ... 1906

a These

Tokio was never a shipping port,XI.butof simply a placeof open to foreignfrom

tradetheand,category

residence.of

portscb between

Opening

ports

which arecoasting

under Article

trade is permittedthe toTreaty

British 1894 excluded

vessels. -

Articlebynotified

July,d“ When

1899b 3which by departmental

of Imperial

the Ordinance

opening of

notice

theseNo.portsissued

342 by Foreignin Office

(published

was notified,

in Tokio

“Official

reads as

(Februai

Gazette”

follows:—

y, 1896).

of the 13th

the

any two imports

years in and exports

succesion do together

not reach at any

the of

value the of ports

50,000 mentioned

yen they in

shallArticle

be closed.1 for

new “When inestablished

cases where,in the

ports aremaintenance in consequence

vicinity ofasanyofan ofthethedevelopment of communications,

portsisenumerated in Article 1,

itthemayfurther

“The be closed,

date

of any such

notwithstanding the port,

provisions of open

the port,

precedingconsidered

clause. unnecessary,

e Minister

Opened by Finance.”Ordinance No. 330 (published in “Official Gazetfe” of theby 28th

ofImperial of the closing shall be notified three months beforehand the

October, 1907),

/ TheGrains underarticles

following same conditions

only may asbeports

importedunderat4.the ports of Muroran and Awomori:—

Beverages and and seeds.comestibles (articles in Group 3 of the Import Tariff attached to the

Sugar,Customs Tariff Law).

confectionery, and sweetmeats (articles included in Group 4 of the said Tariff).

Furs. and skins (articles included in Group 6, No.

Hides 66 of the above-mentioned Tariff).

Oils, fats, and waxes.

Iron—T, angle, and the like.

Bolts,Rails

nuts,and fishplates

washers, for rails.

rivets, and dogspikes

Materials

Mechanics’ fortools,

bridging

and and building

agricultural (made (all

implements

made of iron).

of metal).

and parts thereof.

Locomotives,

Railway locomotive tenders, and parts thereof.

Duty freepassenger

Articles articles. cars, freight waggons, and parts thereof.

Tariffexempted

Law). from impoi’t duty (articles included in Article 7 of Customs

FOREIGN TRADE IN THE FAR EAST

(d.) Ports in Formosa and the Pescadores open, for the present, only to junk

traffic*:-^; | / ■ i ■ j /. r j ' ju ‘ \, ^ " : . ■ ‘

Formosa—l

Opened in Opened in

Gosei (or Tokaku) m Taichu Kiuko (or Kiukong) Taihoku Pre-

Prefecture 1899 fecture 1899

Koro (or Oulong) Taichu Pre- Toko (or Tongkong), Tainan Pre-

fecture 18^9 . Tosekiko' fecture

(or TonchoJ, Tainan

1899

Eokko (or Lukong) Taichu Pre-

fecture ... 1899; : v Prefecture 1899

(2.) The Pescadores—

Makiu (or Makung), opened i: 1899.

III.—COREA

Treaty ports':—

Chemulpo (opened 1880Hinder Japanese Treaty, 1876).

Chinnampo (opened October 1, 189^).

Chungchm (opened April l, 1908).

Fusan (Japanese Treaty,: 1876).

Kansan (May 1, 1899).“

Masampo (May ,1,1899).

Mokpo (October 1. 1897.).

Seoul (Hanyang) (British Treaty, 1883).

Songchin (May 1, 1899).

Wonsan (or Gensan) (opened 1880 under Japanese Convention, 1879).

Ping-yang (held; to; he. open by Agreement among foreign. Representatives

at Seoul, November, 1899).

Yang-wha-chin (opened 1883 under Japanese Convention, 1882).

Yongampo (date of opening not yet fixed).

Wiju (date of opening not yet fixed).

N.B.—At Yongampo and Wiju the Customs opened offices in July, 1906, and

foreign steamers call there without objection on the part of the authorities.

IV.—SIAM

Article IV. of the Treaty of April 18, 1855, stipulates that:—

“British subjects are permitted to,trade freely iii all tlie seaports of Siam,.but

may reside permanently only at Bangkok or within the limits assigned by this

Treaty.”

g At the port

1st December, 1907 of Awbmori the following' additional goods may be imported from the

Tinplates,

h At the port ofiron.Muroran

tubes, solder. may be imported after, the 1st December, 1907, with

the exception of those prohibitedallbyarticles

Article 10 of the Customs Tariff Law.

i AtFresh

the porteggs.of Wakamatsu the following goods'inay be imported:—

Rice,

Iron unhulled

ore. rice, barley,

" wheat, oats, Indian corn and beans.

Pig iron,

And fromManure.

the 1st December, 1907

Cote,

jk AtOpening mangaUbse

the Port of SuminOyeOre,'ferro-manganese,

export ofandcommodities

spieglefcen.is permitted.

notified by Decreeonlyof the

Formosan-Government, dated August, 1899.

I The Port of Kakoko for Hokkofei), opened with the pthers in 1899,, w^s, closed from the

1st July, I907,;by Decree ,of Fprrmjsan Government, datedofMay, 19Q7V ports of ' Formosa and of

the)port in the Pescadores, is the local Chinese name of the port ofin the

m The name in brackets in this case, as in the case each question.

THE FOREIGN JURISDICTION ACT, 1890

53 and 54 Victoria, Chapter 37

An Act to Consolidate the Foreign Jurisdiction Acts'

[4th August, 1890]

Whereas by treaty, capitulation grant, usage, sufferance, and other

lawful means, Her Majesty- the Queen has jurisdiction within divers

foreign countries, and it is expedient to consolidate the Acts relating to

the exercise of Her Majesty’s jurisdiction out of Her dominions:

Be it therefore enacted-by the Queen’s most Excellent Majesty, by

and with the advice and consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal,

and Commons, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the

authority of the same, as follows :

jurisdiction in exercise,

foreign country, V—^and*s an< ] any jurisdiction

enjoy lawful forwhich Her Her Majesty

Majestythe nowQueen

has toorandhold,

mayas

at any time hereafter have within a foreign country in the same

ample a manner as if Her Majesty had acquired that jurisdiction by the

cession or conquest of territory'

Jurisdiction o whom2.—Where

British subjects a foreign country is not subject to any government from

r c e Her Majesty the Queen might obtain jurisdiction in the manner

withoutreguiar flon

govemments. ? ^ over

^ Her t^isMajesty’s

Act, Her Majesty shall

for thebytime

virtuebeingof this Act havein orjurisdic-

ing to that country, andsubjectsthat 'juiisdictidti shall beresident

jurisdiction ofresort-

Her

Majesty in a foreign country within the meaning of the other provisions

d y Ct8

of this Act.vei act

done

ance ofinjurisdic-

puMu- Majesty . —?in a7 foreign and thing

countrydoneshall

in pursuance

be as validof any as ifjurisdiction

it had beenof done Her

according to the local law then in force in that country,

fjdstence ort0 Majesty’s

extentofjuris- . ’A*) If in anyorproceeding,

held underciviltheorauthority

criminal,ofinHer a Court in Her

ue s on ardominions Majesty, any

count^?forei8n^Majesty . ^ .in a^ses as

Cie existence

foreignf°country, or extent

a Secretary of Stateofshall,

any jurisdiction of Her

on the application

of the Court, send to the Court within a reasonable time his decision on

the question, and his decision shall for the purposes of the proceeding

be final.

(2.) The Court shall send to the Secretary of State, in a document

under the seal of the Court, or signed by a Judge of the Court, questions

framed so as properly to raise the question, and sufficient answers to

those questions shall be returned by the Secretary of State to the Court,

and those answers shall, on production thereof, be conclusive evidence of

11

the matters therein contained.

•enaotmentsin

First Schedule.*^ “described

-f s^le thinks fit, by Orderbe lawful for Her

to. direct Majesty any the ofQueen in Council,

in the First Schedule to thisthatAct,alloror any the enactments

enactments for the

time being in force amending or substituted for the same, shall, extend,

with or without any exceptions, adaptations, or modifications in the

Order mentioned, to any foreign country in which for the time being

Her Majesty has jurisdiction.

Foreign ^URisl)ic¥i8il act, isob 91

(2.); iiiereup^n thoi.e : epactments s)ial|, to the extent of that

jurisdiction,, operate as if country were a British possession, and as

if Her ,]y[ajesty in Council were the Legislature of that possession,

6. —(1.) Where a person is charged jsyith an offepce qpg^iizable

a British court in a foreign country, any'person haying authority, derived ^th’offencSfi^-

from Her Majesty in that behalf may, by warrant, cause the person so po88e8Slon trial to a British

charged to be sent for trial to any Brilish possession for the time being ‘

appointed in that behalf by Order in CdUncil, and uppn the arrival of the

person so' charged in that British possession, tench Criminal court of that

possession: as is authorised in that behalf!by Order iti Council, or, if no

court is sb authorised, the supreme Criminal cOUrt Of that possession may

cause him to be kept in safe and proper custody, and SO sodii as con-

veniently may be May inquire of, try, and determine the offence, and on

COiivietiori punish'the offender according to the laws in force in that

behalf within that possession in the same manner as if the offence had

been committed within the jurisdiction of that criminal court.

Provided that-—

(a.) A person so charged may, before being so sent for trial,

tender for examination to a British court in the foreign country

where the offence, is alleged to have been committed any

competent witness whose evidence he deems mateaiial for his

defence and whom he alleges himself unable to produce at the

trial in the British..possession: . :i • | .

(&.) In such case, the British court in the foreign country shall

proceed, in the. examination and cross-exaiuination of tfce witness

as though he .bad been tendered at, a trial before that .court, and

shall cause the, evidence so taken to be reduced into, writing,

and shall transmit to the, criminal cqurt of the. British possession

i by which the person charged is to be tried a copy of the evidence,

certified as correct under the seal of the court before which the

evidence was taken, or the signature of a judge of that court:

(c.) Thereupon the court of the British possession before which the

trial takes place shall allow SO much of 1he; evidence so taken as

would have been admissible-according to bhe1 law find practice

of that court, bad tbe witness befin produced and'examined at

the trial, to be read and received as legal evidence at the trial:

(d.) The fiourt of the British possession shall admit and give effect

to the law by which :the alleged offender Would have 'been tried

by the British court in the foreign country ih which'his offeh.ee

is alleged to have been committed, as far as tbat laW^rfelfites’do

the criminality of the act alleged to have beeifi dOnVUiitted, or

the nature or degree of the offence, or the puftishmerit thereof,

if the law differs in those respects fr<3m the law in fbree in that

British’possession. '

(2.) .Nothingin this section shall alter di*'repeal any law, statute, or

usage by virtue1 of which, any offence cpminitfea out, pf H*er Majesty’s

dominions may, irrespectively of this inquired p.f tri^d^ determined

and punished within Her, Majesty’s ddmifiibps, or any; part ^hereof.

7. Where ah offender convicted .before a.Britiah^ cduft ip a foreign ProvisionP as'to

country- has been .sentenced'ijy that court tolsq^er ^aft.peh^l servitude, $ >er8on9 ewon*

imprisonment, or any other'puhishmept,' the sentence snaflj be carried ^nvie°tei .

into effect in sucb placp as may bfi directed'by'.Order ihh Owncil or be

, determined ip pccordapce with direefibn's given by Order in (Souncil, and

the conviction anil, sentence shall be of ;^h’e same fereg in.ihe place in

which the sentence is s'o earnfid ihtb hfth6t.,ps if ffie cdiwicupn had been

made and the sentence passed by a c6mn rhar place.

•92 FOKEIGM JUKISDICTION ACT, 1890

validity of> r 0rder

acta 8. Where, by Order in Council made in pursuance of this Act, any

fuCom.oi i . deportation

British courtof inanya person

foreignfrom

country

thatiscountry,

authorised that toremoval

order the removal or

or deportation,

and any detention fbr the purposes thereof, according to the provisions

of the Order in Cburicil, shall be as lawful as if the order of the

court were to have effect wholly within that country.

Power to assign 9. It shall be lawfiil for Her Majesty the Queen in Council, by

WriUshOourtsin Order, to assign to or confer on any court in any British possession, or

Korei "n'111'11Act. original

jurisdiction under the authority

or appellate, of Her

which mayMajesty,

lawfully anyOrder

jurisdiction, civil beor .criminal,

to or conferred on any British court inbyany in Council

foreign country, assigned

and to

make such provisions and regulations as to Her Majesty in Council seem

meet respecting the exercise of the jurisdiction so assigned or conferred,

and respecting the enforcement and execution of the judgments, decrees,

orders, and sentences of any such court, and respecting appeals therefrom.

Power to1 11 amend or 10. It shall be lawful for Her Majesty the Queen in Council to revoke

Council . vary any Order in Council made in pursuance of this Act.

Laying before

Parliament, 11. Every Order in Council made in pursuance of this Act shall b^1

and effect of laid before both Houses of Parliament forthwith after it is made, i

Council. Parliament be then in session, and if not, forthwith after the commence"t

ment of the then next session of Parliament, and shall have effect as if i

were enacted in this Act.

868

o'Council'

rder^in*void respects 12.—(1.) If anycountry

Order inis Council made inrepugnant

pursuance ofthethisprovisions

Act as

repugnancy. of any Actany6fforeign Parliament extendingin anytorespect Her Majesty’s tosubjects in that j

country; or repugnant to any order or regulation made under the authority i

of any such Act of Parliament, or having in that country the force and

effect of aiiy such Act, it shall be read subject to that Act, order, or

regulation, and shall, to the extent of such repugnancy, biit not otherwise,

be void.

(2.) An Order in Council made in pursuance of this Act:shall not be,

or be deemed to have been, void on the ground of repugnancy to the

law of England unless it is repugnant to the provisions of some such

Act of Parliament, order, or regulation as aforesaid.

Provisionsoffor 13.—(1.) An action, suit, prosecution, or proceeding-against any :

person8°“under person

acting for any act done in pursuance or execution or intended

e n8d,C execution of this Act, or of any enactment repealed by this Act, or of any

tion 'Acts° ' MajestyOrder in asCouncil made under

is mentioned in thisthisAct,Act,or orin ofrespect

any such jurisdiction

of any of Her

alleged neglect i

or default in the execution of this Act, or of any such enactment, Order I

in Council, or jurisdiction as aforesaid, shall not lie or be instituted :

(a.) in any court within Her Majesty’s dominions, unless it is |

commenced within six months next after the act, neglect, or I

default complained of, or in case of a continuance of injury or

damage within six months next after the ceasing thereof, or

where the cause of action arose out of Her Majesty’s dominions

within six months after the parties to the action, suit, prosecu-

tion, or proceeding have been within the jurisdiction of the

court in which the same is instituted ; nor

(b.) in any of Her Majesty’s courts without Her Majesty’s dominions

unless the cause of action arose within the jurisdiction of that

court, and the action is commenced within six months next

after the act, neglect or default complained of, or, in case

of a continuance of injury, or damage, within six months next

after the ceasing thereof.

FOREIGN JURISDICTION ACT, 1890

(2.)—In an\ such action, suit, or proceeding, tender of amends before

'the same was commenced may be pleaded in lieu of or in addition to any

•other plea. If the action, suit, or proceeding was commenced after such

tender, or is proceeded with after payment into court of any money in

satisfaction of the plaintiffs claim, and the plaintiff does not recover

more than the sum tendered or paid, he shall not recover any costs

incurred after such tender or payment, and the defendant shall be entitled

to costs, to be taxed as between solicitor and client, as from the time of

such tender or payment; but this provision shall not affect costs on any

injunction in’the action, suit, or proceeding.

14. —It shall be lawful for Her Majesty the Queen in

make any law that may seem meet for the government of Her Majesty’s tlfnEalterasras"

subjects being in any vessel at a distance of not more than one hundred

miles from the coast of China or of Japan, as fully and effectual as any

such law might be made by Her Majesty in Council for the Government

of Her Majesty’s subjects being in China or in Japan.

15. —Where any Order in Council made in pursuance

extends to persons enjoying Her Majesty’s protection, that expression Prince's8/

shall include all subjects of the several Princes and States in India.

16. —In this Act,—

The expression “ foreign country ” means any country or place out Definitions,

of Her Majesty’s dominions :

The expression “ British court in a foreign country ” means any

British court having jurisdiction out of Her Majesty’s dominions

in pursuance of an Order in Council whether made under any

Act or otherwise:

The expression “ jurisdiction ” includes power.

17. —The Acts mentioned in the Second Schedule to this

he revoked or varied by Her Majesty by Order in Council. second'schedofe.

18. —The Acts mentioned in the Third Schedule to th

hereby repealed to the extent in the third column of that schedule

mentioned: Provided that,—

(1) Any Order in Council, commission, or instructions made or

issued in pursuance of any enactment repealed by this Act, shall,

if in force at the passing of this Act, continue in force, until

altered or revoked by Her Majesty as if made in pursuance of

this Act ; and shall, for the purposes of this Act, be deemed

to have been made or issued under and in pursuance of this

Act ; and

(2) Any enactment, Order in Council, or document referring to any

enactment repealed by this Act shall be construed to refer to

the corresponding enactment of this Act.

19.-(1.) This Act may be cited as the Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 3hort tjt|e

(2.) The Acts whereof the short titles are given in the First Schedule

to this Act may be cited by the respective short titles given in that

schedule.

FOREIGN JTJEiSpiCTION ACT, 1890

SCUKDfJLES.

FIRST SCHEDULE (Sections 5 q-nd 19)

' Enactments which

andSession

Chapter. Title ' mat

by be extended

OrOeH in Short Title.

■ i. ; i .. j,,,, , , " .1/ . Council.^

12 A 13 Yirit. c. 96. j An Act to provide for tbc Pro- , The1 whole Act! Admiralty Offences

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ORDERS IN COUNCIL

ORDER OF HIS MAJESTY THE KING IN COUNCIL

FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF HIS MAJESTY’S

SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COREA

At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 24th day op October, 1904

Present:^

THE KING’S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY IN COUNCIL.

Lord President. Lord Windsor.

Mr. Secretary Brodrick. Mr. A. Graham Murray.

Whereas by Treaty, grant, usage, sufferance, and other lawful means.

His Majesty the King has j urisdiction within the dominions of the Emperor

of China and of the Emperor of Corea;

Now, therefore. His Majesty, by virtue and in exercise of the powers-

in this behalf by the Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890, or otherwise in His

Majesty vested, is pleased by and with the advice of his Privy Council to-

order, and it is hereby ordered, as follows

I.—Preliminary and General.

1. This Order is divided into parts, as follows:—

I. Preliminary and General 1-6

II. Constitution and Powers of Courts 7-34

III. Criminal Matters 35-88

IV. Civil Matters 89-117

V. Procedure, Criminal and Civil ... 118-128

VI. Mortgages and Bills of Sale 129-150

VII. Foreign Subjects and Tribunals ... 151-154

VIII. Regulations 155-159

IX. Miscellaneous 160-171

Schedule of Repealed Orders.

Limits Of

Order. 2. The limits of this Order are the dominions of the Emperor of

China and of the Emperor of Corea, including the territorial waters of

those dominions respectively; but, except as provided in this Order, the-

said limits do not include places within the limits of the Weihaiwei

Order in Council, 1901.

H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COREA 9T

3. In the construction of this Ofder the following words and expres- tion interprets,

sions have the meanings hereby assigned to them, unless there be'some- -

thing in the subject or context repugnant thereto, that is to say:—

“Administration” means ,r letters of administration, including the

same with will annexed or granted for special o? limited purposes

or limited in duration.

“British ship” means a merchant-ship being a British ship within

the meaning of the Merchant Shipping Act, 1894, and includes

any ship provided with sailing letters from the Governor of

Hongkong, or from His Majesty’s Minister in China or Corea.

“British possession” means any part of His Majesty’s dominions

exclusive of the United Kingdom.

“ British subject ” includes a British protected person, that is to say,

a person who either (a) is a native of any Protectorate of His

Majesty, and is for the time being in China or Corea; or (b) by

virtue of Section 15 of the Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890, or

otherwise enjoys His Majesty’s protection in China and Corea.

“China” means so much of the Empire of China as is within the

limits of this Order.

“Consular district ” means the district in and for which a Consular

officer usually acts, or for which he may be authorized to act,

for all or any of the purposes of . this Order by authority of the

Secretary of State.

“ Consular officer” means a Consul-General, Consul, Yiee-Consul

Consular Agent, or Pro-Consul of His Majesty resident in China

or Corea, including a person acting temporarily, with the

approval of the Secretary of State, as or for a Consul-General,

Consul, Vice-Consul, or Consular Agent of His Majesty so

resident.

“Commissioned Consular officer” means a Goiisular officer holding

a commission of Consul-General, Consul; or Vice-Consul from

His Majesty, including a person acting temporarily, with the

approval of the Secretary of State, or of His Majesty’s Minister

in China or Corea, as or for such a commissioned Consular

officer.

“Consulate” and : “Consular office” refer to the Consulate and

office of a Consular officer.

“ The Court,” except when the reference is to a particular Court,

means any Court established under this Order, subject, however,

to the provisions of this Order with respect to powers and local

jurisdictions'.- !

“Foreigner” means a subject or citizen of a State in amity with

His Majesty, including China and Corea.

“Judge,” except where the coritext intends a reference to the Judge

of the Supreme .Court only, includes Assistant Judge, and,

except where the context intends : a reference in the Supreme

Court only, includes the officer for the time being holding a

Provincial Court.

“Legal practitioner” includes barrister-at-law, advocate, solicitor,

Writer to the Signet, and any person possessing similar

qualifications.

““ Master,”

Lunatic”with

meansrespect

idiot to.or any

person

ship,of includes

unsoundevery

mind.person (except a

pilot) having command or charge of-that,ship.

“Minister” means His Majesty’s Minister in China or in Corea, as

the case may. ba, and includes Charge d’Affaires or other chief

Diplomatic Representative.

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OEDEES IN COUNCIL

“ Month ” means calendar month.

“Oath” and “affidavit,” in the case of persons for the time being

allowed by law to affirm or declare, instead of swearing, include

affirmation and declaration, and the expression “swear,” ift the

like case, includes affirm and declare.

“ Offence ” includes crime, and any act or omission punishable

criminally in a summary way or otherwise.

“ Person” includes Corporation.

“ Prescribed ” means prescribed by Regulations or Rules of Court.

“ Prosecutor ” means complainant or any person appointed or allowed

by the Court to prosecute.

“ Proved ” means shown by evidence on oath, in the form of affidavit,

or other form, to the satisfaction of the Court or Consular

officer acting or having jurisdiction in the matter, and “ proof”

means the evidence adduced in that behalf.

“Rules of Court” means rules of Court made under the provisions

of this Order.

. “ Secretary of State ” means one of His Majesty’s Principal Secretaries

of State.

“Ship” includes any vessel Used in navigation, however propelled,

with her tackle, furniture and apparel, and any boat or other craft.

“ The Treasury ” means the Commissioners of His Majesty's Treasury.

“Treaty” includes any Convention, Agreement, or Arrangement,

made by or bn behalf of His Majesty with any State or Govern-

ment, whether the Government of China or of Corea is a party

thereto or not.

“ Will ” means will, codicil, or other testamentary instrument.

Expressions used in any rules, regulations, or orders made under this

Order shall, unless a contrary intention appears, have the same respective

meanings as in this Order.

Rules of

Construction. 4. - (1) In this Order, words importing the plural or the singular

may be construed as referring to one person or thing, or to more than

one person or thing, and words importing the masculine as referring to

the feminine (as the case may require).

(2) Where this Order confers any power or imposes any duty, then,

unless a contrary intention appears, the power may be exercised and the

duty shall be performed from time to time as occasion requires.

(3) Where this Order confers a power, or imposes a duty on, or

with respect to, a holder of an office, as such, then, unless a contrary

intention appears, the power may be exercised and the duty shall be per-

formed by, or with respect to, the holder for the time being of the office

or the person temporarily acting for the holder.

(4) Where this Order confers a power to make any rules, regulations,

or orders, the power shall, unless a contrary intention appears, be construed

as including a power exercisable in the like manner and subject to the

like consent and conditions, if any, to rescind, revoke, vary, or amend

the rules, regulations, or orders.

(5) This Article shall apply to the construction of any rules, regula-

tions, or orders made under this Order, unless a contrary intention appears.

Extent of

Jurisdiction. 5. The jurisdiction conferred by this Order extends to the persons

and matters following, in so far as by Treaty, grant, usage, sufferance, or

other lawful means, His Majesty has jurisdiction in i elation to such

matters and things, that is to say:—

(1) British subjects, as herein defined, within the limits of this Order.

(2) The property and all personal or proprietary rights and liabilities

within the said limits of British subjects, whether such subjects

are within the said limits or not.

H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COREA

(3) Foreigners in the cases and according to the conditions specified

in this Order and not otherwise.

(4) Foreigners, with respect to whom any State, King, Chief, or

Government, whose subjects, or under whose protection they are,

has by any Treaty as herein defined or otherwise agreed with

His Majesty for, or consents to, the exercise of power or

authority by His Majesty.

(5) British ships with their boats, and the persons and property on

board thereof, or belonging thereto^ being within the limits of

this Order.

6. All His Majesty’s jurisdiction exercisable in China or Corea for Exercise of

the hearing and determination of criminal or civil matters, or for the Jurisdiction

maintenance of order, or for the control or administration of persons or

property, or in relation thereto, shall be exercised under and according to

the provisions of this Order, and not otherwise.

II.—Constitution and Powers of Courts.

(i) Supreme Court.

7. —(1) There shall be a Court styled Conscitutioi) “ His Britann

Supreme Court for China and Corea” (in this Order referred to as the of Supreme

Supreme Court, and comprised in the term “ the Court ”).

(2) Subject to the provisions of this Order, there shall be a Judge, and

as many Assistant Judges of the Supreme Court as may from time to

time be required, who shall respectively be appointed by His Majesty by

warrant under His Koyal sign manual.

Every Judge shall be at the time of his appointment a member of

the Bar of England, Scotland, or Ireland, of not less than seven years’

standing.

(3j The Judges, or any two of them, shall sit together for the pur-

poses described in this Order, and the Supreme ' Court so constituted is

hereinafter in this Order referred to as the “ Full Court.”

(4) When the Full Court consists of not more than two Judges, and

there is a difference of opinion' the opinion of the Judge, or, in his absence,

the Senior Assistant Judge, shall prevail.

(5) Subject to any Rules of Court, the Judge shall make any such

arrangements as he thinks fit for the distribution of the business of the

Court.

(6) If the Chief Justice ih office at the passing of this Order becomes

the Judge of the Supreme Court under this Order, he shall retain the title

of Chief Justice during his tenure of office.

8. During a vacancy iri the office of Judge, or in case of the illness or

incapacity of the Judge, or of his absence from the district of the Consul- Anting Judge.

ate of Shanghai, the Secretary of State may appoint a fit person to act as

Judge, but unless or until such appointment is made, the Assistant Judge

or Senior Assistant Judge shall act as Judge.

An Acting Judge shall, during the continuance of his appointment,

have all the power and authority of the Judge.

9. During a vacancy or temporary vacancy in the office of Assistant

Judge, or in case of the absence, or illness, or other incapacity of an Acting Assist-

Assistant Judge, the Judge may, by writing under his hand and the seal

of the Supreme Court, appoint any fit person, approved by the Secretary

of State, or by His Majesty’s Minister in China, to act as and for such

Assistant Judge for the time therein mentioned or during the vacancy,

as the case may be; blit every such appointment shall be revocable, at

pleasure, by the Judge, by writing under his hand and the seal of the

Supreme Court, or by the Secretary of State.

4*

400 OHDEES rsr OOUNCif, .

The. person so appointed shall, during the continuance of his appoint-

ment, have all the power and authority of an Assistant Judge,

Additional

Assistant provided 10. The Secretary of State may appoint either a.person qualified as

in Article 7, Or a Consular officer to act, as an additional Assis-

tant Judge, and any person so appointed shall, during the continuance of

his appointment, have all: the power and authority of an Assistant Judge.

Seal of

Supreme 11. The Supreme Court shall have a seal, bearing the style of the

Court and such device as the Secretary of State approves, but the. seal in

• use at the commencement of this Order shall continue to he used until a

new seal is provided.

Officers

Supremeof Crown12.Advocate, a Registrar, a—(1) There shall be atta

Chief Clerk, a Marshal, and such other

officers and clerks under such designations as the Secretary of State

thinks lit. ,

(2) The Secretary of State, or His. Majesty’s Minister in China or

Corea, as the case may be, may temporarily attach to the Supreme Court

such persons, being Consular officers, as he thinks fit.

(3) Every officer, clerk, and other person thus attached shall dis-

charge such duties in connection with the Court as the Judge may direct,

subject to any instructions of the Secretary of State.

Sheriff.. 13. The Sheriff shall have all the powers and authorities, of the

Sheriff of a county in England, with all the privileges and immunities of

the office, and shall be charged with the execution of all decrees,, orders

and sentences made and passed by the Supreme Court, on the requisition

in that behalf of the Supreme Court,

He shall be entitled to such fees; and costs as: the Supreme, Cqurt

may direct.

Registrar. 14. The Registrar shall be appointed by His Majesty.

He shall be either a member of the Bar of England, Scotland, or

Ireland, or a Solicitor of the Supreme Court in England or Ireland, or a

Writer to His Majesty’s Signet, or a Solicitor in the Supreme Courts of

Scotland.

He may also, with the approval of the Secretary of State, hold the

office of Chief Clerk of the Supreme Court.

In case of the absence from Shanghai or of the illness of the Regis-

trar, or during a vacancy in the office of Registrar, or during the employ-

ment ofthe Registrar in another capacity, or on emergency, the Judge may,

by writing under his hand and the seal of the Supreme Court, appoint

any fit person to act as Registrar for the time therein mentioned, or until

the appointment is revoked by the Judge or disapproved or revoked by

the Secretary of State.

Tenure

Judges of

and 15. The Judge, each Assistant Judge, and the Registrar shall hold

Registrar. office during, the pleasure of His Majesty.

Revocation of

Appointments. Royal signIn manual

16. case at any time His Majesty thinks fit by warrant under bis

to revoke the warrant appointing any person to be

Judge, Assistant Judge, or Registrar, or while there is a Judge, Assistant

Judge, or Registrar in office, thinks fit by warrant under his Royal sigu

manual to appoint another person to be Judge, Assistant Judge, or

Registrar (as the case may be), then, and in every such case, uutil the

warrant of revocation or of new appointment is notified by His Majesty’s

Minister in China to the person holding office, all powers and authorities

vested in that person shall continue and be deemed to have continued in

as full force—and he shall continue, and he deemed to have continued,

entitled to all the privileges and emoluments of the office as fully, and all

things done by him shall be and be deemed to have been as valid in law—

as if such warrant of revocation or new appointment had not been

made. . :

H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COREA m

17. The Supreme Court shall ordinarily sit at Shanghai; but may, sittings of

if it seems expedient, sit at any other place within the limits of this

Order, and may at any time transfer its ordinary sittings to any such

place as the Secretary of State approves. Under this Article the Judges

may sit at the same time at different places, and each sitting shall be

deemed to be a sitting; of the Supreme Court.

18. The Jijdge or under his directions an Assistant Judge may visit, visitati.on of

in a magisterial or judicial capacity, any place in China or Corea, and Judges-

there inquire of, or hear and determine, any case, civil or criminal, and

may examine any records or order documents in any Provinc ial Court,

and give directions as to the keeping thereof.

(ii) Provincial Courts.

19*.—-(1) Every commissioned Consular officer, with the exception of Constitution

■those at Shanghai and with such other exceptions (if any) as the Secre- court.VmciaI

iaryof State thinks fit to make, shall for and in his Consular district

hold and form a Court, in this Order referred to as a Provincial Court.

(2) Where His Majesty’s Minister in China or Corea, as the case

may'-be,- appoints any"person to be Acting Consul-General, Consul, or

Vice-Consul at any port or place in China or Corea, which is for the time

beifig open to foreign trade, and at which no commissioned Consular

officer is resident; that person shall hold and form a Provincial Court for

the district

; for which he is appointed to act.

(8) Every Provincial Court shall be styled “His Britannic Majesty’s

Court at Canton ” (or as the case may be).

(4) Every Provincial Court may, with the approval of the Judge of

the Supreme Court, appoint a competent person, or persons, to perform

such duties and to exercise such powers in and for that Court as are by

this Order and any Rules of Court imposed or conferred upon the Regis-

trar and Marshal respectively, and any person so appointed shall perform

such duties and exercise such powers accordingly.

(5) Every Provincial Court shall have a seal bearing-its style and

such device as the Secretary of State from time to. time directs; but

where such a seal is not provided,-the seal of the Consular officer holding

the Court may be used.

(hi) Jurisdiction of Courts.

20. The Supreme Court, and each Provincial Court, shall, in the courts of

•exercise of every part of its jurisdiction, be a Court of Record. Record.

21. All His Majesty’s jurisdiction, civil and criminal, including any jurisdiction of

jurisdiction by this Order conferred expressly on a Provincial Court,

shall for.and within the district of the Consulate of- Shanghai tte vested Shanghai,

exclusively in the Supreme Court as its ordinary original jurisdiction.

22. All His Majesty’s jurisdiction, civil and criminal, not under this jurisdiction of

Order vested exclusively in the SuprenmCourt, shall to the extent and in £™vr™cial

the manner provided by this Order be vested in the Provincial Courts.

23. The Supreme Court shall have in ail matters, civil and criminal, Concurrent of

•an original jurisdiction, concurrent with the jurisdiction of the several

Provincial Courts, to be exercised subject and according to the provisions Court.

of this Order.

24. —(1) The Registrar pf the Supreme Court sha

directions of the Judge, hold preliminary examinations, and shall hear Reglstrar

and determine such criminal cases in that Court as are not, under this

Order, required to be heard and determined on a charge.

(2) The Registrar shall also have authority to hear and determine

■such civil actions as may be assigne^ESnSjp^ by the Judge, but actions

102 ORDERS IN COUNCIL

which under this Order are required or directed to be heard with a jury

or assessors shall not be so assigned.

(3) For the purposes of this Article the Registrar shall exercise all

the powers and jurisdiction of a Provincial Court, and the provisions of

this Order with respect to appeal and reserved case in criminal tnhtters

and to appeal in civil matters shall apply accordingly. ;

orCase reportedto

removed

Supreme

25. —(1) Where any ca

vincial Court, appears to that Court to be beyond its jurisdiction, or to-

be one which for any other reason ought to be tried in the Supreme

Court, the Provincial Court shall report the case to the Supreme Court

for directions.

(2) The Supreme Court may of its own motion, or upon the report

of a Provincial Court, or on the application of any party concerned,

require any case, civil or criminal, pending in any Provincial Court to

be transferred to, or tried in, the Supreme Court, or may direct in what

Court and in what mode, subject to the provisions of this Order, any

such case shall be tried.

Courts

auxiliary to 26. The Supreme Court and every Provincial Court shall be

cwie another. of justice,tocivil

auxiliary one another in all particulars relative to the administration

or criminal.

Conciliation. 27. Every Judge and Officer of Courts established under this Order

shall, as far as there is proper opportunity, promote reconciliation and

encourage and facilitate the settlement in an amicable way and without

recourse to litigation of matters in difference between British subjects,

or between British subjects and foreigners in China or Corea.

Modes of trial. 28. Subject to the provisions of this Order, criminal and civil cases

may be tried as follows: —

(a ) In the case of the Supreme Court, by the Court itself, or by the

Court with a jury, or with assessors.

(6) In the case of a Provincial Court by the Court itself, or by the

Court with assessors.

Process of

Supreme 29. Any of His Majesty’s Courts in China or Corea may cause any

Court of summons, order, or judgment issuing from the Supreme Court of Hong-

Hongkong. kong, in any civil proceeding, and accompanied by a request in writing

under the seal of that Court, to be served in China or Corea.

Immunity

Legation. of not exercise

30. —(1) Notwithstanding

any jurisdiction in any proceeding whatsoever over His

Majesty’s Minister, or over his official or other residences, or his official

or other property.

(2) Notwithstanding anything in this Order, the Court shall not

exercise, except with the consent of the Minister signified in writing to

the Court, any jurisdiction in any proceeding over any person attached

to or being a member of, or in the service of, the Legation. The consent

of the Minister may be given, either specially with respect to any person,

or generally with respect to any class of persons so attached.

(3) If in any case under this Order it appears to the Court that the

attendance of the Minister, or of any person attached to or being a mem-

ber of the Legation, or being in the service of the Legation, to give-

evidence before the Court is requisite in the interest of justice, the Court

may address to the Minister a request in writing for such attendance.

(4) A person attending to give evidence before the. Court shall not

be compelled or allowed to give any evidence or produce any document,

if, in the opinion of the Minister, signified by him personally or in writing

to the Court, the giving or production thereof would be injurious to His

Operation of Majesty’s

Imperial

service.

31. Where, by virtue of any Imperial Act, or of this Order, or other-

Acts, &c. wise, any provisions of any Imperial Acts, or of any law of a British

H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COBEA 103

possession, or of any Orders in Council other than this Order, are applic-

able in China or Corea, or any forms, regulations, or procedure prescribed

or established by or under any such Act, Law or Order, are made applic-

able for any purpose of this Order or any other order relating to China

or Corea, such Acts, Laws, Orders, Forms, Regulations, or procedure may

be construed or used with such alterations and adaptations not affecting

the substance as may be necessary having regard to local circumstances,

and anything required to be done by, to, or before any Court, Judge, officer,

or authority may be done bv, to, or before a Court, Judge, officer, or

authority having the like or analogous functions, or by, to, or before any

officer designated by the Secretary of State or by the Court (as, the case

may require) for that purpose; and the seal of the Supreme or Provin-

cial Court (as the case may be) may be substituted for any other seal,

and in case any difficulty occurs in the application it shall be lawful for

a Secretary of State to direct by, to, or before whom and in what man-

ner anything is to be done, and such Act, Law, Order, Form, Regulation,

or Procedure shall be construed accordingly.

Where under any such Imperial Act, Law, or Order any publication

is required to be made, as respects any judicial proceeding in any

Gazette or otherwise, such publication shall in China or Corea be made

in such newspaper or by such other mode as the Court shall think fit

to direct.

Jurors and Assessors.

32.—(1) Every male resident British subject—being of the age of jury.

21 years upwards—having a competent knowledge of the English

language—having or earning a gross income at such rate as may be fixed

by Rules of Court—not having been attainted of treason or felony, or

convicted of any crime that is infamous (unless he has obtained a free

pardon) and not being under outlawry—shall be qualified to serve on

a jury.

(2) All persons so qualified shall be liable so to serve,, except the

following persons, who shall nevertheless be competent to serve, that is

to say:—

Persons in His Majesty’s Diplomatic, Consular, or other Civil Ser-

vice, in actual employment;

Officers, clerks, keepers of prisons, messengers, and other persons

attached to or in the service of the Court;

Officers and others on full pay in His Majesty’s navy or army, or in

actual employment in the service of any Department connected

therewith;

Persons holding appointments in the civil, naval, or military service

of China or Corea ;

Clergymen and other ministers of religion in the actual discharge

of professional duties ;

Legal practitioners in actual practice ;

Physicians, surgeons, and apothecaries in actual practice;

Persons who are over 60 years Of age or are disabled by mental or

bodily infirmity.

(3) A jury shall consist of such number of jurors, not more than

twelve nor less than five, as may be determined in accordance with Rules

of Court; and in such Rules different provisions may be made with

respect to the several places at which the Supreme Court may sit, regard

being had to the number of available jurors and any other considerations

(4) In civil and in criminal cases the like challenges shall be allowed

as in England—with this addition, that in civil cases each party may

challenge three jurors peremptorily.

104 olitiERS IN OdCTNClI,

(5) A jury shall be required to give an unanimous verdict; provided

that, with the consent of parties, the verdict of a; majority may. be takeh

in civil cases.

Assessors. 33.—(1) An Assessor shall be a competent and impartial British

subject, of good repute, nominated and summoned by the Court for the

purpose of acting as Assessor.

(2) In the Supreme Court there may be one, two, or three Assessors,

as the Court thinks fit.

(3) In a Provincial Court there-shall ordinarily be not fewer than

two, and not more than four, Assessors. Where, however, by reason of

local circumstances, the Court is able to obtain the presence of one

Assessor only, the Court may, if it thinks fit, sit with one Assessor only :

and where, for like reasons, the Court is not able to obtain the presence

of an Assessor, the Court may, if it thinks fit, sit without an Assessor—

the Court in every case, recording in the Minutes its reasons for sitting

with one Assessor only or without an Assessor.

(4) An Assessor shall not have any voice in the decision of the Court-

in any case, civil or criminal; but an Assessor dissenting, in a civil case,

from any decision of the Court, or, in a criminal case, from any decision

of the Court or the conviction or the amount of punishment awarded,

may record in the Minutes his dissent, and the grounds thereof, and shall

Penalty be entitled

34.—(1)to receive without payment a certified

as jurorcopy of the Minutes.

a for

n Any person failing to attend or Assessor according

ance ’ tobe aliable

summons

to a fine not exceeding <£10, but a person shallCourt,

shall be deemed guilty of a contempt of not beand

liableshallto-

fine for non-attendance unless he is resident in the Consular district in

which the Court sits.

(2) Any such fine shall not be levied until after the expiration of

fourteen days. The proper officer of the Court shall forthwith give to-

the person fined notice in writing of the imposition of the fine, and

require him within six days after receipt of the notice to file an affidavit

excusing non-attendance (if he desire to do so). The Court shall con-

sider the affidavit, and may, if it seems proper, remit or reduce the fine.

III.—Criminal Matters.

35. —(1) Except as regards

or any other Order relating to China or Corea, or by any Rules or Regu-

lations made under any Order;

Anv act that would not by a Court of Justice having criminal

jurisdiction in England be deemed an offence in England, shall

not, in the exercise of criminal jurisdiction under this Order, be

deemed an offence, or be the subject of any criminal proceeding

under this Order.

(2) Subject to the provisions of this Order, criminal jurisdiction

under this Order shall, as far as circumstances admit, be exercised on

the principles of, and in conformity with, English law for the time being,

and with the powers vested in the Courts of Justice and Justices of

the Peace in England, according to their respective jurisdiction and

authority.

Local Jurisdiction in Criminal Matters.

Power to

summon 36. Every Court may cause to be summoned or arrested, and brought

Offenders. before it, any person subject to and being within the limits of its juris-

diction, and accused of having committed an offence cognizable under

this Order, and may deal' with the accused -according to the jurisdiction

of the Court and in conformity with-the provisions of this Order.

H.B.M. SUBJEQTS, IN CHINA AI^D COREA 105

37. For the purposes of criminal jurisdiction every offence ajid cause Place of

of complaint. copimitted or arising within the limits of tliis Order shall pu?poses°of

trial

be deemed to have been committed or to have arisen, either in the place -

where,.the. same actually tyas committed of arose,, or in any place where

the perspp’ .charged . oiy complained of happens to be at fhe time of the

institution or commencement of the charge or cdmplaintl

38. Wh?re a person . accused of an offence.escapes or removes from Escape and

the Consular district within which the offence was committed,'and is anothe'r

found within another Consular district, the , CourtWithin whose district district,

he is found may proceed in the case to trial and'punishment, or to pre-

liminary examination (as the .case may require}) in like manner as if the

offence had .been committed in its own district; or may, on the requisi-

tion or with the co;isent of the Court within whose district the offence

was cquanjitted^ send.,him in custody to that Court, or require him to

give sec(irj(ty for. his spureuder( to that Court, there to'be dealt with

according to law.

Where any person is to be so sent in custody, a warrant shall be issued

by the Court within \vboserestrict, he is found, and that warrant'shall

be sufficient authority to any person to whom it is directed to receive

and detain the person therein named, and to carry him to and deliver

him up to the Court within whose district the offence was committed,

according to the warrant. .

39. —(1) In cases of murder or manslaughter if either

the criminal act which wholly or partly caused the death, happened offences, &c.

within the jurisdiction of a Court acting under this Order, that Court

shall have the like jurisdiction over any British subject who is accused

either as the principal offender, or as accessory before the fact to murder,

or as accessory after the fact to murder or manslaughter, as if both the

criminal act and the death had happened within that jurisdiction.

(2) lu the case of any offence committed on the high seas, or with-

in the Admiralty jurisdiction, by any British subject on board a British

ship, or on board a foreign ship to which be did not belong, the Court

shall, subject to the provisions of this Order, have j urisdiction as if the

offence had been committed within the jurisdiction of that Court. In

cases tried under this Article no different sentence can be passed from

the sentence which could be passed in England if the offence were tried

there.

(3) The foregoing provisions of this Article shall be deemed to be

adaptations, for the purposes of this Order and of the'Foreign Juris-

diction Act, 1890, of the following enactments, that is to say:—

The Admiralty Offences (Colonial) Act, 1849.

The Admiralty Offences (Colonial) Act, 1860.

The Merchant Shipping Act, 1894, Part. XIII.

And those enactments shall -apply accordingly and be administered in

•China and Corea.

Apprehension and Custody of Accused Persons.

40-—(1) Where a person accused of an offence, is arrested on a Bringing

warrant issuing out obany Court, he Shall be brought before the Court accnsed before

within, forty-eight hours, after,.the arrest, unless in ^ny.pase cirpumstances Court.

•unavoidably.prevent his .beipg brought before the Court within that time,

which circumstances shall be recorded in the Minutes.

(2) In every ease, he. shall be brought before the .Court as soon as

circumstances reasonably adjnit, and. the time and circumstances shall be

recorded in the Minutes.

41.—(1) Where an accused person is. in custody, he,'shall not be Remand

remanded at any time foj- more, than seven 4ays,^pnles§ qhcumstances

106 ORDERS IN' COUNCIL

appear to the Court to make it necessary or proper that he should he-

remanded for a longer time, which circumstances, and the time of re-

mand, shall be recorded in the Minutes.

(2) In no case shall at remand be for more than fourteen days at

one time, unless in case of illness of the accused or other case of

necessity.

Detention ot

ship. mons42.or warrant

Where the Supreme

against Courtoxiorcomplaint

any person a Provincial

of anCourt issues

offence a sum-

committed

on board of, or in relation to, a British ship, then, if it appears to the

Court that the interests of public justice so require, the Court may issue

a warrant or order for the detention of the ship, and may cause the

ship to be detained accordingly, until the charge is heard and deter-

mined, and the order of the Court thereon is fully executed, or for such

shorter time as the Court thinks fit; and the Court shall have power to

make all such orders as appears to it necessary Or proper for carrying

this provision into effect.

.Execution of 43. Every Provincial Court shall execute any writ, order, or warrant

Supreme

Court, issuing from theforSupreme

named therein Court, and

his appearance may take

personally security

or by fromaccording

attorney, any personto

the writ, order, or warrant; or may cause such person to be taken in

custody or otherwise to the Supreme Court or elsewhere in China or

Corea, according to the writ, order, or warrant.

44.—(1) The Court may, in its discretion, admit to bail persons

accused of any of the following offences; namely :—

Any felony.

Biot.

Assault on any officer in the execution of his duty, or on any

person acting in his aid.

Neglect or breach of duty by an officer.

But a person accused of treason or murder shall not be admitted to

bail except by the Supreme Court.

(2) In all other cases the Court shall admit the accused to bail

unless the Court, having regard to the circumstances, sees godd reason

to the contrary, which reason shall be recorded in the Minutes.

(3) The Supreme Court may admit a person to bail, although a

Provincial Court has not thought fit to do so.

(4) The accused who is to be admitted to bail, either on remand or

on or after trial ordered, shall produce such surety or sureties as, in the

opinion of the Court, will be sufficient to insure his appearance as and

when required, and shall with him or them enter into a recognizance

accordingly.

Trial with Jury or Assessors.

Trial with jury

or assessors. 45.—(1) Where the offence charged is treason or murder the case

nmst be tried on a charge before the Supreme Court with a jury.

(2) In each of the two following cases, namely :—

(i) Where the offence charged is rape, arson, housebreaking, rob-

bery with violence, piracy, forgery, or perjury; or

(ii) Where the offence charged is any other than as aforesaid, but

it appears to the Court at any time before the trial, the opinion

of the Court being recorded in the Minutes, that the offence

charged, if proved, would not be adequately punished by im-

prisonment for three months with hard labour, or by a fine of

,£20, or both such imprisonment and fine—

The offence shall be tried on a charge with a jury or assessors

(according to the provisions of this Order applicable to the Court) ; but

may, with the consent of the accused, be tried without assessors or jury.

H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COEEA 107

In the Supreme Court, when the accused does not so consent, the charge

shall he tried with a jury, unless the Court is of opinion that a jury

cannot be obtained.

(3) The Supreme Court may, for any special reason, direct that any

case shall be tried with assessors ora jury, and £i Provincial Court may,

for any special reason, direct that any case shall be tried with assessors.

In each such case the special reason shall be recorded in the Minutes.

46. —(1) Where an accused person is ordered to be trie

Court with a jury or with assessors, he shall be tried as soon after the

making of the order as circumstances reasonably admit.

(2) As long notice of the time of trial as circumstances reasonably .

admit shall be given to him in writing,, under the seal of the Court,

which notice, and the time thereof, shall be recorded in the Minutes.

47. —(1) The Supreme Court shall, when required by the

of State, send to him a report of the sentence of the Court in any case sentences,

tried before that Court with a jury or assessors, with a copy of the

Minutes and notes of evidence, and with any observations which the

Court thinks fit to make.

(2) Every Provincial Court shall, in accordance with Rules of Court,

send to the Supreme Court a report of the sentence of the Court in

•every case tried by the Court with assessors, with such Minutes, notes

of evidence, and other documents as such Rules may direct, and with

any observations which the Court thinks fit to make.

Summary Trial.

48. Where the complaint discloses an offence which is not required Summary

or directed to be heard on a charge, the accused may be tided summarily tria''

on the complaint: Provided that where an offence is tried summarily

no greater punishment shall be awarded than imprisonment for three

months or a fine of <£20, or both.

Preliminary Examination.

49.—(1) Where the accused is before the Court, and it appears to Preliminary

the Court that the complaint discloses an offence— Examination

(a) Which ought to be tried in or reported to another Court; or

(b) Which ought to be tried before the same Court with a jury or

the Court shall proceed to make a preliminary examination in the

prescribed manner.

(2) On the conclusion of the preliminary examination, the Court

■shall bind by recognizance the prosecutor and every witness to appear

at the trial to prosecute, or to prosecute and give evidence, or to give

evidence (as. the case may be), and if the case is to be tried in or reported

to another Court, shall forthwith send the depositions, with a minute of

other evidence (if any) and a report, to the Court before which the trial

is to take place.

50. Where a British subject is accused of an offence the cognizance Trial before

whereof appertains to any Court established under this Order, and it is Majesty's*'8

expedient that.the offence be inquired of, tried, determined, and punished dominions,

in a British possession, the accused may (under the Foreign Jurisdiction

Act, 1890, Section ,6) be sent for trial to Hongkong or to Burma; and

the

shallSupreme Courtbeof the

respectively Hongkong and Courts

authorized the Sessions

for theCourt at Mandalay

purposes of that

enactment.

The Court may, where it appears so expedient, by warrant under the

hand of a Judge and the seal of the Court, cause the accused to bp sent

for trial to Hongkong or to Mandalay accordingly.

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The warrant >hair i)e sufficient authority to any person to whom it

is directed to receive and detain the person therein named, and to carry

him to and deliver him up at Hongkong or Mandalay,' according to the

warrant.

Where any persOn is to he so sent to Hongkong'or to Burma, the

Court before Which he is accused shall take the preliminary examination,1

and if it seems necessary and proper shall bind over such of the proper

witnesses as are British subjects isi their Owii reCoghiitanced to appear

and give evidence on the trial.

Refusal

enter to

into witness 51. —(1) If a British- subjec

recognizance. at a preliminary examination, refuses to enter into a recognizance

to appear at the trial to prosecute or give evidence, the Court may send

him to prison, there to remain until after the trial, unless in the mean-

time he enters into a recognizance.

(2) But if afterwards, from want of sufficient evidence or other

cause, the accused is discharged, the Court shall order that the person

imprisoned for so refusing be also discharged.

(3) Where the prosecutor or witness is not a British subject, the

Court may require him either to .enter into a recognizance or to give-

(dher security for his attendance at the trial, and if he'failfe td'ddi§o may

in its discretion dismiss the charge.

Expenses

witnesses, of 52. Subject to Rules of Court made under this Order, the Court

jurors, *c. tomayanyorder payment of allowances in respect of their reasonable expenses

complainant or witness attending before the Court on the trial of

any criminal case by a jury or with assessors, and also to jurors, asses-

sors, interpreters, medical practitioners, or other persons employed in or

in connection with criminal cases.

Charges.

Trial

charge.on a state53.the offence charged, with-—(1) The charge upon w

such particulars as to the time and place

of the alleged offence, and, the person (if any) against whom or the thing

(if any) in respect of which it was committed, as are reasonably sufficient

to give the accused notice of the matter with which he is charged.

(2) The fact that a charge is made is equivalent to a statement that

every legal condition required by law to constitute the offence charged

was fulfilled in the particular case.

(3) Where the nature of the case is such that the particulars above

mentioned do not give such sufficient notice as aforesaid, the charge shall

also contain such particulars of the manner in which the alleged offence

was committed as will give such sufficient notice.

(4) For the purposes of the application of any Statute law, a charge

framed under the provisions of this Order shall be deemed' to be an

indictment.

Separatefor

charges 54. For every distinct offence of which any person is accused there

separate shall be a separate charge, and every such charge shall be tried separately, ’

offences. except in the cases following, that is to say

(a) Where a person is accused of more offences than one of the same

kind committed within the space of twelve months from the

first to the last of such offences, he may be charged with, and

tried at one trial for any number of them not exceeding three.

(5) If in one series of acts so connected together as to form the

same transaction more offences than one are committed by the

same person, he may be charged with and tried at one trial for

every such offence.

(c) If the acts alleged constitute an offence falling within two or

more definitions or descriptions of offences -in any law or laws.

H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COREA 109-

the accused may be Charged with and tried at one trial for

each of such offences.

(d) ' If several acts constitute sevetfir dffences, and

combined, a different offence, the afcciiSed may bC charged with,

and tried at one trial for,' the offence constituted by such acts

when combined, or one or more of the several offences, but in

the latter case shall not be punished with more severe punish-

ment than the Court which trieA him could award for any one

of those offences.

(e) If a single act or: series of acts is of such a nature that it is

doubtful which of several offences the facts which can be proved

will constitute, the accused may be charged with having com-

mitted all or any of such offences- and any number of such

charges may' be tried at once ; or he may be charged in the

alternative with having committed some one of the offences;

and if it appears in evidence that he; has committed a different

offence for which he might have been charged, he may be

convicted of that offence, although not-Charged with it.

55. When more persons than one are accused of the'same offence or co-defendants.

Trial of

of different offences committed in the same transaction, or when one is

accused of committing an offence and another of abetting or attempting

to commit that offence, they may be charged and tried together or

separately, as the Court thinks fit.

56. —(1) Any Court, if sitting with a juryAlteration or assessors,

of

any charge at any time before the verdict of the jury is returned or the charges.

opinions ot the assessors are expressed; if sitting without jury or asses-

sors, at any time before Judgment is pronounced.

(2) Every such alteration shall be read and explained to the accused.

(3) If the altei-ed charge is such that 'proceeding with the trial

immediately is likely, in the opinion of the CoUrt, to prejudice the

accused or the prosecutor, the Court may either direct a new trial or

adjourn the trial for such period as may be necessary.

57. —(1) No error or omission in stating Errors eitherandthe offen

particulars shall be regarded at any stage of the case as material, unless variances.

the accused was misled by such error or omission.

(2) When the facts alleged in certain particulars are proved and

constitute an offence, and the remaining particulars are not proved, the

accused may be convicted of the offence constituted by the facts proved,

although not charged with it.

(3-) When a person is charged with an offence, and the evidence

proves either the commissidh of a minor offence or an attempt to commit

the offence charged, he may be convicted of the minor offence or of the

attempt.

58. —(1) If the accused has been previouslyCharge convicted

of of a

and it is intended to prove such conviction for the purpose of affecting previous

the punishment which the Court is competent to award, the’fact, date, conviction.

and place of the previous conviction shall be stated in the chafge.

(2) If such statement is omitted, the CoUrt may add it at any time

before sentence is passed.

(3) The part of the charge statiUg-the previous convictions shall

not be read out in Court, nor shall the accused be asked whether he has

been previously

has either convicted,

pleaded guilty asto,alleged

or beenin the charge, of,unless

convicted the and until he

subsequent

offence.

(4) If he pleads guilty to, or is convicted of, the subsequent offence,

he shall then be asked whether he has been previously convicted, as

alleged in' the charge.

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(5) It' he answei’s that he has heen, so previously convicted, the

Court may proceed to pass sentence on him accordingly, but, if he denies

that he has been so previously convicted, or refuses to, or does not,

answer such question, the Court shall then inquire concerning such

previous conviction, and in such case (where the trial is by jury) it shall

not be necessary to swear the jurors again.

Punishments.

Limitation

powers of to 59. The powers of the, Courts with respect to punishments are

Courts. limited as follows ::—

(1) The Supreme . Court may award in respect of an offence any

punishment which may in respect of a similar offence be awarded

in England: provided that (a) imprisonment with hard labour

shall be substituted for penal servitude, and (6) the Supreme

Court shall not award a fine exceeding .£500; or, in case of a

continuing offence, ip addition to imprisonment or fine, or both,

a fine exceeding £1 for each day during which the oft'ence

continues after conviction.

(2) A Provincial Court may award imprisonment, not exceeding

twelve months, with or without hard labour, and with or

without a fine not exceeding ^£100; or a fine not exceeding

£100, without imprisonment; or in case of a continuing oftence,

in addition to imprisonment or fine, or both, a fine not

exceeding 10s. for each day during which the offence continues

after conviction.

(3) But nothing in this Article shall be deemed to empower any

Court to award for any offence any punishment not authorized

Offences by law in relation to that offence.

against this 60. —(1) If any person is g

Order. not distinguished as a grave offence against this Order, he is liable:—

(1) To a fine not exceeding £5, without any imprisonment; or

(ii) To imprisonment not exceeding one month, without fine; or

(iii) To imprisonment not exceeding fourteen days, with a fine not

exceeding 50s.

(2) Imprisonment under this Article is without hard labour.

Grave offence

against this 61. —(1) If any person is gu

Order. distinguished as a grave offence against this Order, he is liable:—

(1) To a fine not exceeding £10, without imprisonment; or

(ii) To imprisonment not exceeding two months, without fine; or

(iii) To imprisonment not exceeding one month, with a fine not

exceeding £5.

(2) Imprisonment under this Article is, in the discretion of the

Court, with or without hard labour.

62. —(1) The Court may, if i

of an assault to pay to the person assaulted by way of damages any sum

not exceeding £10.

(2) Damages po ordered, to be paid may be either in addition to or

in lieu of a fine, and shall be recoverable in like manner as a fine.

(3) Payment of such damages shall be a defence to an action for

the assault.

63. —(1) The Court may, if i

before it to pay all or part of the expenses of his prosecution, or of his

imprisonment or other punishment or of both, the amount being specified

in the order.

(2) Where it appears to the Court that the charge is malicious, or

frivolous and vexatious, the Court may, if it thinks fit, order the

H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COBEA 111

complainant to pay all or part of the expenses of the prosecution, the

amount beinp; specified in the order.

(3) In these respective cases the Court may, if it thinks fit, order

that the whole or such portion as the Court thinks fit of the expenses

so paid be paid over to the complainant or to the accused (as the case

may be).

(4) In all cases the reasons of the Court for making any such order

shall be recorded in the Minutes.

64. Where any person is sentenced by the Supreme Court to suffer death.

the punishment of death, the Judge shall forthwith send a report of the Punishment of

sentence, with a copy of the Minutes of Proceedings and notes of evidence

in the case, and with any observations he thinks fit, to His Majesty’s

Minister in China or Corea as the case may be.

The sentence shall not be carried into execution without the direction

of His Majesty’s Minister in writing under his hand.

If His Majesty’s Minister does not direct that the sentence of death

be carried into execution, he shall direct what punishment in lieu of the

punishment of death is to be inflicted on the person convicted, and the

person convicted shall be liable to be so punished accordingly.

65. —(1) The Judge of the Supreme Court Prisons may

and by g

approved by the Secretary of State, prescribe the manner in which and punishments.

the prisons in China or Corea at which punishments passed by any Court

or otherwise awarded under this Order are to be carried into execution.

(2) The warrant of any Court shall be sufficient authority to any

person to whom it is directed to receive and detain the person therein

named in any prison so prescribed.

(3) For the purposes of this Article “ China ” includes places within

the limits of the Weihaiwei Order in Council, 1901.

66. —(1) Where an offender is sentencedImprisonment toHis imprisonm

Supreme Court thinks it expedient that the sentence be carried into effect inMajesty’s

within His Majesty’s dominions, and the offender is accordingly, under

Section 7 of the Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890, sent for imprisonment to

a place in His Majesty’s dominions, the place shall bC either Hongkong,

or a place in some other part of His Majesty’s dominions, the Govern-

ment whereof consents that offenders may be sent thither under this Article.

(2) The Supreme Court may, by warrant under the hand of a Judge

and the seal of the Court, cause the offender to be sent to Hongkong, or

other such place as aforesaid, in order that the sentence may be there

carried into effect accordingly.

(3) The warrant shall be sufficient authority to any person to whom

it is directed to receive and detain the person therein named, and to

carry him to and deliver him up at the place named, according to the

warrant.

67. —(1) A Judge of the Supreme Court may,ol if h

report to the Secretary of State or to the Minister in China or in Corea, Mitigation

punishments.

as the case may be, recommending a mitigation or remission of any

punishment awarded by any Court, and thereupon the punishment may

be mitigated or remitted by the Secretary of State or Minister.

(2) Nothing in this Order shall affect His Majesty’s prerogative of

pardon.

Inquests.

_ 68.—(1) The Court shall have and discharge

duties appertaining to the office of Coroner all theinpowers

in England, relationandto Inquests,

deaths of British subjects happening in the district of the Court.

(2) The Court may also exercise the said powers in relation to

deaths of any persons having happened at sea on board British ships

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arriving in. the district, and to deaths of British subjects having hap-

pened at sea on board foreign ships so arriving.

(3) The jurisdiction, of the Court under this Article shall be

exercised subject:to the following provisions;—

(a) Where a British subject is charged with causing the death, the

Court may, without holding an inquest, proceed forthwith with

-the prelim irary 'examination. ,

(b) Where a British subject is not charged with causing the death,

the Court shall, without any jury, hold an inquest, taking the

depositions of those who know the facts. If, during or after

the inquest, a British subject is so charged, the depositions

shsll be read over in the presence of the witnesses, and of the

accused, who shall be entitled to cross-examine each-witness,

and the procedure shall be as in other cases of preliminary

examination. If after the inquest the Court does not see fit to

caure any person to be charged, the Court shall certify its

opinion of the cause of the death. When the inquest, is held

by a Provincial Court, the certificate and the depositions shall

be sent forthwith to the Supreme Court, and that Court may

give any directions which may seem proper in the circumstances.

(4) In this Article the expression “the Court” includes the Registrar

of the Supreme Court.

Statutory or other Offences.

Patents and possession,

trade-marks. 69. Anywouldact which, if done against

be an offence in the United

any .pf Kingdom, or inStatutes

the following a Britishof

the Imperial Parliament or Orders in Council, that is to say :—

The Merchandize Marks Act, 1887 ;

The Patents, Designs and Trade-marks Act, 1883 to 1888;

Any Act, Statute, or Order in Council for the time being in force

relating to copyright, or to inventions,; designs, or trade-marks;

Any Statute amending,,or substituted for, any of the above-men-

tioned Statutes;

Shall, if done by a British subject in China or Corea, be punishable

as a grave offence against this Order, whether such act is done in

relation to any property or right of a British subject, or of a foreigner

or native, or otherwise howsoever ;

, Provided—

(1) That a copy of any such Statute or Order in Council shall he

published in the public office of the Consulates at Shanghai

and Seoul, and shall he there open for inspection by any person

at all reasonable times; and a person shall not be punished

under this Article for anything done before the expiration of

one month after such publication, unless the person offending

is proved to have had express notice of the Statute or Order in

Council.

(2) That a prosecution by or on behalf of a prosecutor who is not a

British subject shall not be entertained unless tbe'Court is

satisfied that effectual provision exists for tbe punishment in

Consular or other Courts in China or Corea of similar acts

committed by the subjects of, the State or Power of which such

prosecutor is a subject, in relation to, or affecting the interests

smuggling. 70.—(1)of, British subjects.

If a British subject—

(i) - Suniggies, or attempts to smuggle, out of China or Corea any

goods on exportation whereof a duty is payable to the Chinese

, or Corean Government;

H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COREA 113

;(ii) Imports or, expo^ts^, pnatitompls, to import or .export, mtp or out

;o,£ G.hiaa.,or).Porea, any goods,r mtouding .au^^ittempting. to

ev,ado payment :of duty, payable, thereon to the . Chinese or

Corean Government ; .;

(iii) Imports or exports, or att&mpls to import or expert, into or

out of China or Corea,any goode the importation or exportation

whereof, into or out of China or, Corea, is prohibited by Jaw;

;(i.v} Without a proper licence, ^ellspoi; attempts to sell, or offers

for sale, in China or Corea, any goods . whereof the Chinese or

Corean Government, has by law a monopoly ;

In each of the. four cases aforesaid he shall be guilty of an offence

against this - Order, and on, conviction shall be liable to imprisonment,

■with or without hard labour, for any term not exceeding .six months, and

with or without a fine not exceeding <£100, or to . a fine not exceeding

<£100 without imprisonment.,

;(2); Where a person is charged with such an offence as in this

Article is mentioned, the Court may seize the goods in relation to which

the alleged offence was committed, and may hold the same until after

the hearing of, the charge.

(3.) If a person so charged. is:.convicted, then those goods, whether

they have been so seized or not, shall be forfeited to His Majesty the

King, and the Court shall dispose of them, subject to any general or

special directions of the Secretary of State as .the Court thinks fit.

71.—(1) If any British subject, without His Majesty’s authority, Levying

proof whereof shall lie on the party accused, does any of the following war* etc-

things, that is to say :—■

(a) Levies war or tabes any part in any operation pf war against,

or aids or abets any person in carrying on war, insurrection, or

rebellion against the Government of China or of Corea ; or,

(b) Takes part in any operation of war in the service pf the Govern-

ment of China or of, Corea against any persons engaged in

carrying on war, insurrection, or rebellion against those

respective Governments he shall be guilty of an offence against

this Order, and, on conviction thereof, shall be liable to im-

prisonment, with or without hard labour, for any term not

exceeding two years, afid with or without a fine not exceeding

<£500, or to a fine not exceeding .£500 without imprisonment.

(2) In addition to any such punishment, every conviction under

the provisions of this Article shall of itself and without further proceed-

ings, make the person convicted liable to deportation, and the Court may

order him to be deported from China or Corea in manner provided by

this Order.

(3) Where a person accused of an offence against this Article is

brought before a Provincial Court, that Court shall report the ease to

the Supreme Court, and the Supreme Court shall thereupon direct

in what mode and where the case shall be beard and determined, and the

-case shall be heard and; determined accordingly.

72- Any British subject being in China or Corea may bp proceeded Piracy,

against, tried, and punished under this-, Order for piracy . wherever

committed.

If a person accused of piracy is brought before a Provincial; Court,

that Court shall report the case to the Supreme Court, a ad the Supreme

■Court shall thereupon: .give such directions as it may think fit with

respect to the trial.

73. If any British subject in China, or in Corea violates-or fails to violation of

observe any stipulation of any Treaty between His Majesty, bis pre- Treaties-

■decessors, heirs, or successors, and the Emperor of China or, of Corea

114 ORDERS IN COUNCIL

for the time being in force, in respect of the violation whereof any

penalty is stipulated for in the Treaty, he shall be- deemed guilty of an

offence against the Treaty, and on conviction thereof under this Order

shall be liable to the penalty stipulated in the Treaty.

International 74.

Regulations, representatives —(1) Where,

in China and Corea of foreign States, or some of them, in

conjunction with the Chinese or Cofean authorities, Sanitary, or Police, ,

or Port, or Came, or other Regulations are established, and the same,

as far as they affect British subjects, are approved by the Secretary

of State, the Court may, subject and according to the previsions of this j

Order, entertain any complaint made against a British subject for a

breach of those Regulations, and may enforce payment of any fine

incurred by that subject or person in respect of that breach, in like

manner, as nearly as may be, as if that breach were by this Order

declared

: to be an offence against this Order.

(2) In any such case the fine recovered shall, notwithstanding any-

thing in this Order, be disposed of and applied in manner provided by

those Regulations.

Seditious

conduct. who prints,75. Every person subject to the criminal jurisdiction of the Court

publishes, or offers for sale any printed or written newspaper

or other publication containing niatter calculated to excite tumult or

disorder, or to excite enmity between His Majesty’s subjects, and the

Government of China or Corea, as the case may be, or between that

Government and its subjects, shall be guilty of a grave offence against j

this Order, and may, in addition to, or in lieu of, any other punishment, be

ordered to give security for good behaviour, and in default thereof, or on a

further conviction for the like offence, he may be ordered to be deported.

An offence against this Article shall not be tried except by the-

Supreme Court.

Offences 76. —(Ij If a Bri

reUgrions. (1) Publicly derides, mocks, or insults any religion established or

observed within China or Corea; or

(ii) Publicly offers insult to any religions service, feast, or ceremony

established or kept in any part of those dominions, or to any

place of worship, tomb, or sanctuary belonging to any religion

established or observed Within those dominions, or to the

ministers or professors thereof; or

(iii) Publicly and wilfully commits any act' tending to bring any 1

religion established or observed within those dominions, or its

ceremonies, mode of worship, or observances, into hatred,,

ridicule, or contempt, and thereby to provoke a breach of the

public peace;

he shall be guilty of an offence, and on conviction thereof, liable to j

imprisonment not exceeding two years, with or without hard labour, and

with or without a fine not exceeding =£50, or to a fine alone not exceed-

ing .£50.

(2) Notwithstanding anything in this Order, every charge under

this Article shall be heard and determined by the Court alone, without

jury or assessors, and any Provincial Court shall have power to impose

the punishment aforesaid.

(3) Consular officers shall take such precautionary measures as

seem to them proper and expedient for the prevention of such offences.

Contempt of

Court. 77. —(1) If any p

Court, does any of the following things, namely:—

(a) Wilfully, by act or threat, obstructs an officer of, or person

executing any process of, the Court in the performance of hia

H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN OHIIfA AND COEEA 115

(ft) Within ,or dose to the room or place where the, Court is sitting

wilfully misbehaves in a violent, threatening, or. disrespectful

manner, tp the disturbance of the Court* or to the intimidation

of suitors or others resorting thereto; or

(c) Wilfully insults any member of the Court, or any assessor or

juror, or any person acting as. clerk or officer of the Court,

during his sitting or attendance in Court, or in his going to or

returning from Court; or

(d) Does any act in relation to the Supreme Court or a Provincial

Court or a matter pending therein, which, if done in relation to

the High Court in England, would be punishable as a con-

tempt of that Court—

lie shall be guilty of a grave offence against this Order;

Provided that the Court, if it thinks fit, instead of directing proceed-

ings as for an offence against this Order, may order the offender to be

apprehended forthwith, with or without warrant, and on inquiry and

consideration, and after the hearing of any defence which such person

may offer, without further process or trial, may adjudge him to be

punished with a fine not exceeding =£10, or with imprisonment not ex-

ceeding twenty-four hours, at the discretion of the Court.

(2) A Minute shall be made and kept of every such case of punish-

ment, recording the facts of the offence, and the extent of the punish-

ment. In the case of a Provincial Court, a copy of the Minute, shall be

forthwith sent to the Supreme Court.

(3) Nothing herein shall interfere with tlie power of the Court to

remove or exclude persons who interrupt.or obstruct the proceedings of

the Court.

78. —(1) If an officer of the Court employed to execute an order los

by neglect or omission the opportunity of executing it, then, on complaint officers-

of the person aggrieved,, and proof of the fact alleged, the Court may, if

it thinks fit, order the officer to pay the damages sustained by the person

complaining, or part thereof.

(2) The order shall be enforced as an order directing payment of

money.

79. —(1) If a clerk or officer of the Court, acting under pretence o

the process or authority of the Court, is charged with extortion, or with

not paying over money duly levied, or with other misconduct, the Court,

if it thinks fit; may inquire into the charge in a summary way, and may

for that purpose summon and enforce the attendance of all necessary

persons, as in an action, and may make such order for the repayment of

any money extorted, or for the payment over of any money levied, and

for the payment of such damages and costs, as the,Court thinks fit.

(2) The Court may also, if it thinks fit, on the same inquiry, impose

on the clerk or officer such fine, not exceeding' £5 for each offence, as the

Court thinks fit.

(3) A clerk or officer against whom an order has been made or who

has been acquitted under this Article shall pot be liable to an action in

respect of the same matter; and any such action, if begun, shall be stayed

by the Court in such manner and on such terms as the Court thinks fit.

Authority within \00 miles of Coast..

80. —(1) Where a British subject, being in Offence China100or Corea,

charged with having committed, either before or after the commencement within milescoast

of

of this Order, any offence within a British ship at a distance of not more the

than 100 miles from the coast of China, or within a Chinese or Corean

ship at such a distance as aforesaid, or within a ship not lawfully entitled

to claim the protection of the flag of any State, at such a distance as

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aforesaid, any of His Majesty’s Courts in China or Corea within the

jurisclictibn whereof he is found may cause him to be apprehended and

brought before it, and may take the preliminary examination and commit

him for trial,

(2) If the Court before which the accused is brought is a Provincial-

Court, the Court shall report to the Supreme Court the pendency of the

case.

The Supreme Court shall thereupon direct in what mode and where-

the case shall be heard and determined, and (notwithstanding anything

in this Order) the case shall be so heard and determined accordingly.

' (3) The provisions of this Order relative to offences, and proceedings

in criminal matters, shall in all respects, as far as may be, extend and

apply to every such case,, in like manner as if the offence had been com-

mitted in China or Corea.

jurisdiction of ' 81. Where a British subjeet, being in Hongkong, is charged with

OourUt

Hongkong. having any

Order, committed,

crime Or'oeither before any

ffdnce within or after the Chinese,

British, coihmencement

or Coreanof ship

this-

at such a distance as aforesaid, the Supreme Cotirt at Hongkong shall

have 'and may exercise authority and jurisdiction with respect to the

crime82.or His

offence as fully Minister

as if it hadinbeen committed in any

Hongkong.

oApprehension

eae era. Supreme COUrt,Majesty’s

any Consular officer inChina

ChinaororCorea, JudgeGovernor

Corea, or the of the

of Hongkong,; oh receiving Satisfactory information that any soldier,

sailor, marine, or other person belonging to any of.His Majesty’s military

or naval forcesj has deserted therefrom, and has concealed himself in any

British ship at such a distance as aforesaid, may, in pursuance of such

information, issue his warrant for a search after and apprehension of

such deserter, and on being satisfied on investigation that any person so

apprehended is such a deserter, shall cause him to be, with all convenient-

speed, taken and delivered over to the nearest military station of His

Majesty’s forces, or tb the Officer in command of a ship of war of His

Majesty serving in China or Corea, as the case may require.

Deportation.

Deportation. 83.—(1) Where it is proved that there is reasonable ground to-

apprehend that a British subject is about to commit a breach of the

public peace—or that the acts or conduct of a British subject are or is

likely to produce or excite to a breach of the public peace—-the Court

may, if it thinks fit, cause him to be brought before it, and require him

to give Security to the satisfaction of the Court to keep the peace, or for

his future good behaviour, as the case -may require.

(2) Where a British subject is c'dnvicted of an offence before the

Court, the Court may, if it thinks fit, require him to give security to the

satisfaction of the Court for bis future good behaviour, and for that

purpose may (if heed be) cau'Se him to be brought before the Cohrt.

(3) In either of the foregoing cases, if the person required to give

security fails to do so, the Court may order that he be deported from

China or Corea to such place as the Court directs.

(4) The place shall be a place in some part (if any) of His Majesty’s

dominions to which the person belongs, or the Government of which

consents

; to the reception of persons deported under this Order.

(5) A Provincial Court shall report to the Supreme Court any order

of deportation made by it and the grounds thereof, before the order is-

executed. The Supreme Court may reverse the order, or may confirm it

with or without variation, and in case of confirmation, shall direct it to-

be carried into effect.

H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COREa 117

(6V The persoti to be' deported shall be detained in custody until a

fit opportunity for his depbrtatipll 6c6u“rs:

(7) He shall, as' soon as is practicable, a'hd in the case of a person

convicted, either after execution of the sentence or while it is in course of

execution, be embarked in custody under the warrant of the Supremd Court

on board one of His Majesty’s ships of War, or, if there is no such ship

available, then on board any British or other fit ship bound to the place

of deportation.

(8) The warrant shall be.sdlficiept authority to the commander or

master of the ship to receive and: detain the person therein named, and

to carry him to and deliver him up ait the placC named according- to the

warrant.

(9) The Court may order the person to be deported to pay all or

any part of the expenses of his ' deportation. Subject thereto, the

expenses of deportation shall be defrayed in such manner as the Secretary

of State, with the concurrence cf’tRe Treasury, may direct.

(10) The Supreme Court Shall forthwith report to the Secretary of

State any order of deportation made or Confirmed by it and the grounds

thereof, and shall also inform'His: Majesty’s Minister in China or Corea

as the case may'require.' d

(11) If any nefSon deported un'dd-V this or any former Order returns

to China or Corea'without‘perniissidii in Writing of the Secretary of

State '(which perinisri'oh 'the Secretary of State' may give) he shall be

deemed guilty of a grave offence against this Order; and he shall also be

liable to be forthwith again deported.

84. Where any person is deported’to Hongkong-! he shall on his Dealing with

arrival there be delivered, with the warrant under which he fe deported, peraonalt

into the custody of the Chief Magistrate1 of Police of Hongkong, who, on Hongkong,

receipt of the person deported, with’ the warrant, shall detain him and

shall forthwith report the case tojpe Coverpor of Hongkong, who shall

either by warrant (if fhe, circumstances of the' case appear to hirri to

make it expedient) cause (he pepsbn so deported to be taken to England,

and in the meantime to be detained in custody (so1 that the period of

such detention do not exceed three months),,or else 'sliall discharge Kim

from custody.

Ajipeal and Reserved Case.

85. —(1) Where a person’is convicted of any offence before an

Court— reserved case.

(a) If he considers theycpnviction erroneous in law, then,’ oil his

application, within the' prescribed 1 time (unless it appears

merely frivolous, when it may‘be refused); or

(5) If the Judge thinks fit to reserVe:fbr Consideration of the full

Supreme Court ahy question of law arising on the trial;

the Judge shall state a case, setting out the facts and the grounds of the

conviction, and the question-pf Taw, AM seM or deliver it to the

Registrar of the Supreme Court.

86. —(1) Where a case is stated nhd'er the last preceding Article

the Court, before whom the trial Was hady shall, As it thinks fit, either CMe 9tated-

postpone

ment, andjudgment on thethecPhvictibh,

either commit Pr respiteto Axecutibn

person convicted of thesecurity

prison,- or take judg-

for him to appear and receive judgment, or to deliver himself for

execution of the judgment (as the case may require) at an appointed

time and place. ..

(2) The full ^Supreme CourT, sftting Without1 a, jury or assessors,

shall hear and determine the matter, arid thereupon shall reverse, affirm

or amend the judgment givCii, Pr set it aside, arid order an entry to be

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made in the Minutes that in the judgment of the Supreme Court the

person ought not to have been convicted, or order judgment to be given

at a subsequent jutting of the Provincial Court, or order a new trial, or

make such other order as the Supreme Court thinks just, and shall also

give all necessary and proper consequential directions.

(3) The judgment of the full Court shall be 'delivered in open

Court, after the public hearing of any argument offered op behalf of the

prosecutor or of the person convicted.

(4) Before delivering judgment, the full Court may, if necessary,

cause the case to be amended by the Provincial Court-

(5) The full Court shall not annul a.conviction or sentence, or vary

a sentence, or order a new trial on the ground—

(a) Of any objection which, if stated during the trial, might, in the

opinion of the Supreme Court, have been properly met by

amendment at the trial; or .

(b) Of any error in the summoning of assessors ; or

(e) Of any person having served as assessor who was not qualified; or

(d) Of any objection to any person as assessor which might have

been raised before or at the: trial; or

(ej Oi any informality in the swearing of any witness ; or

( f) Of any error or omission in the charge, or any informality in

procedure which, in the opinion of the Supreme Court, did not

affect the substance of the case or subject the. convicted person

to any undue prejudice.

Privy Council. King in Councilshall

Appeal co 87. There frombeanodecision

appeal ofin the

a criminal

Supremecase to except

Court, His Majesty the

by special

leave of His Majesty; in Council.

Fugitive Offenders.

Fugitive 88. The Fugitive Offenders Act, 1881, and the Colonial Prisoners

Removal Act, 1884, shall apply to China and. Corea, as if those places

were a British possession and part of His Majesty’s dominions.

Subject as follows

(a) His Majesty’s Minister in China or Corea, as the case may

require, is hereby substituted for the Governor or Government

of a British possession ; and

(b) The Supreme Court is hereby substituted for a Superior Court

of a British possession.

(c) The Supreme. Court and each Provincial Court is substituted

for a Magistrate, of any part of His Majesty’s dominions.

(d) For the purposes of Part II. of the said Act of 1881, and of this

Article in relation jheretp, China, Corea, Weihaiwei and Hong-

kong shall be deemed to be one group of British possessions.

IV.—Crvin Matters.

provision every Court acting under this Orderof shall,

Ceneral 89. Subject to.the provisions this Order, the civil jurisdiction of

as far as circumstances admit,

jurisdiction. be exercised on the principles of, and in conformity with, English law for

the time being in force.

Procedure.

All proceed- 90.—(1) Every civil proceeding in the Court shall be taken by

tafenby® action,(2)andFornottheotherwise,

action/ purposes andof anyshallstatutory

be designated an action,

enactment or other provision

applicable under this Order to any civil proceeding in the Court, an

H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COREA

action under this Ordet shall comprise and be equivalent to a suit, cause,

or petition, or to any civil proceeding, howsoever required by any such

enactment or provision to be instituted or carried on.

91. — (1) Every action shall commence by a summons Commence- issued

Court, on the application of the plaintiff, and served on the defendant (in ment of

this Order referred to as an original summons) ; but notwithstanding

this provision, proceedings may be taken in and applications may be

made to the Cottrt in particular classes of cases, in such manner as may

be prescribed by Rules of Court, or, Where such manner is not so pre-

scribed, in such manner as like proceedings ami applications are taken

and made in England.

92. —(1) Subject to the provisions of this Order, by every

jury acti

TrialSupreme

Supreme Court which involves the amount or value of <£150 or upwards inCourt.

shall, on the demand of either party in Writing, filed in the Court seven

days before the day appointed for the hearing, be heard with a jury.

(2) Any other suit may, on the suggestion of any party, at any

stage, be heard with a jury, if the Court thinks fit.

(3) Any suit may be heard With a jury if the Court, of its own

motion, at any stage, thinks fit.

93. —(1) The Supreme Court may, if it thinks Trial byfit, hear a

assessors.

with assessors.

(2) A Provincial Court shall (subject to the provisions of this

Order) hear with assessors every action whick involves the amount or

value of £150 or upwards.

(3) In all other cases a Provincial Court may, as it thinks fit, hear

the action either with or without assessors.

94. —(1) After the issue of a summons by any Court, the

of that Court may be given upon a special case submitted to the Court

by the parties.

(2) Any decision of a Provincial Court may be given subject to a

case to be stated by, or under the direction of, that Court for the opinion

or direction of the Supreme Court.

95. Subject to the provisions of this Order and the Rules of Court,

the costs of and incident to all proceedings in the Court shall-be in the

discretion of the Court, provided that if the action is tried with a jury

the costs shall'follow the event, unless the Court shall for good cause

(to be entered in the Minutes) othenvise order.

Arbitration.

96. —‘(1) Any agreement in writing between any British sub

between British subjects and foreigners to submit present or future

differences to arbitration, whether an Arbitrator is named therein or

not, may be filed in the Court by any party thereto, and, unless a con-

trary intention is expressed therein, shall be irrevocable, and shall have

the same effect as an order of the. Court.

(2) Every such agreement is in this Order referred to as a submission.

(3) If any action is commenced in respect of any matter covered by

a submission, the Court, on the application of any party to the action,

may by order stay the action.

97. —(1) In any action—

(a) If all parties consent, or roedai110

(b) If the matters in dispute consist wholly or partly of matters of Referees,

account, or require for their determination prolonged examina-

tion of documents or any scientific or local examination:

the Court may at any time refer the whole action, or any question or

issue arising therein, for inquiry and report, to the Registrar or any

special Referee.

(2) Tlie report of the Eegisto^r.ffj-special ^ftf^ree may be adopted

wholly or partially by the Court,7and iisQ adopted may be enforced as a

judgment of the Court. ;, ,

(3) The Court may also in any;icase, the consent of both parties

to an action, or of any parties between'.whom,any questions in the action

arise (such consent being signified by a submission) , refer the action or

the portions i-dferred. to in the submission to arbitration, in such man-

ner and upon such terms as it shall think reasonable or just.

(4) In all cases of reference to a Registrar, special Referee, or

Arbitrator, under any order of the Court, the Registrar, special Referee,

or Arbitrator shall be deemed to be an officer of the Court, and shall

have such powers and authority, and shall cpnduct the reference or

arbitration in such manner as may be pres'cribed by any Rules of. Court,

and subject thereto as the Court may direct.

98. Subject to Rules of Court, the Court shall have authority to

enforce any submission, or any award made thereunder, and to control

and regulate the proceedings before and after the award, in such manner

and on such terms as the Court thinks fit.

Bankruptcy.

99. Each Court shall, as far as circumstances, admit, have, for and

within its own district, with respect'to the following classes of persons

being either resident in'China* of Corea, or carrying bn business there,

namely, residept British subjects and their debtors pnd creditors, being

British subjects, or foreigners submitting to the jurisdiction of the

Court, all such jurisdiction in bankruptcy as for the time bping belongs

to the High Court and the County Courts in England.

Admiralty.

Admiralty

jurisdiction. 100. —(1) The Su

for and within the limits of this Order, and over vessels and persons

coming within the same. :

(2) The following enactments, of the Colonial Courts of Admiralty

Act, 1890, that : is to say, Section 2; pub-sections (2) to (4); Sections 5 and

6; Section 16, Sub-section (3) ; shalhapply to the Supreme Court as if

that Court were a Colonial Court, of Admiralty, and as if China and

Corea were a British possession; and for the purpose of this application

the expressions “judgment” and “appeal” shall in the enactments so

applied have the same respective, meanings as are assigned thereto in

Section 15 of the said Act.

Matrimonial. .

Matrimonial

jurisdiction. 101. The Supreme Court shall, as far as circumstances admit, have

for and within China and Corea, with respect to British subjects, all

such jurisdiction in matrimonial causes except the jurisdiction relative

to dissolution or nullity or jactitation of marriage; as for the time being

belongs to the High Court in England.

Lunacy. ■> ■ r '• v

Lunacy .‘

jurisdiction' 102. —(1) The Sup

have for and.within China and Corea, in.relation to British subjects, all

such jurisdictiop relative to the custody and, management of the persons

and estates of lunatics, as for the time being belongs to the Lord Chan-

cellor or other Judge or Judges in England intrusted , by .virtue of His

Majesty’s sign manual with the care apd commitment of the custody of

the persons and estates of lunatics, and also such jurisdiction as may be

K.Ii.M. SO^JEW'S IX! AXD COEEA 121

exercised in England dij:’a jndj'clAr'n^Hiuf-ify under the provisions of the

Lunacy Act, 1890, or any Act ahiendhi^thte same.’

(2) A Provincial Potirt. shfill, ras' far ds dirctimstances permit, have

in relation to British1 subjects, such jurisdiction relative ' toK the;custody

and management of the 'pebsohs 'and estatesj’df lunatics as'for the time

being may be prescribed by' Buies of Couft, .and until shell Rules are

made, and so far as such Rules dd' doPAjiply; as may be exercised in

England by a judicial ahthdrity ahd by the Masters’ in'Luhacy under the

provisions of the Luhady Act; 1800, pr any Adt' a'mending the same.

‘(3) In any such1 case the Provincial ddhfttnay, of its own motion,

or on the application of any person interested, take or authorise sUch

steps as to the Court m'ay' tedm n.ededsary or expedient'for the p erson and

property of any person appdaritig to the 'Court to be a luiiaticj and may

from-time to time reVdke, dr'ihfy, or dilpplementahy order or propeeding

taken in the matter.

(4) Subject to the. provisions of this. Article and to any Rules of

Court, a Provincial Cdurt shalh not' proceed lb any such matter except

under and according fd the ditei-tibhs bf the Shpreme Court.

(5) SeCtidus'S to 7 of the'TjunatidVRemoval (India) Act, 1851 (14

and 15 Viet.', cap. 8.1), shall apply to China and Corea, with the sub-

stitution of “the Suplfeihe'”Court”‘ fof the Supreme Court of Judicature

at any of the Presidencies of India.” Provided that the jurisdiction of

the Supreme Court under thpsd sdctibUs ■ may be exercised in and for

Corea by the Provincial Court at Seoul.

Probate and Administration.

103. All real or iinmovable property situate in China or Corea, and Real property

belonging at the time'of bis death to any British subject dying after the ^M

commencement, of this Order'yshan be deemed to be personal estate, and estate"

the devolution thereof, in case of intestacy, shall be regulated according

to the law of England for the time being relating to personal estate.

104. —(L) The Supreme Court shall, as far as circumstances

have, for and within China and Corea, with respect to the wills and the of Courts-

property in China and Corda of deceased British subjects, all such

jurisdiction as for the time being bejungs to the High Court in England.

(2) A Provincial Court shall have power to' grant probate’ or letters

of administration where there is ,nb'contention fesp'ec’ing ti'.e right to

the grant.

(3) Probate or administration granted by a Court hnder this Order

shall have

Corea, and effect

shall over All thed’ischafgd'perSons

effectually jpropert^ of the’ deceased within

dealing with China oror

an executor

administrator thefeUHder, uotwithstandmg

!i that anv defect afterwards

appears in the grant.

105. Section 51 of the Conveyancing (Scotland) Act, 1874, and any Enactment

enactment for the time being in force amending or substituted for the aPPlied-

same, are hereby extended to China and Corea with the adaptation follow-

ing, namely:— : ’

The Supreme Court is hereby substituted for a Court of Probate in

a Colony;

106. Possession—el)'

any British WhereProbates

to-which' the Colonial a CpUrtAct,

of'Probate

1892, forin'the

the coioniLr

United Kingdom

time being extends, has. granted probate or letters Of administration or probate, &c.

confirmation jn respect, of the estate of a deceased person, the probate

letters of confirmatiOU' so granted may, .Qn beihg produced tb, and a

copy thereof deposited with; the Supreme Court, be sealed with the seal

of that Court, alid' thefeiipon shall be of the like force and effect and

have the same operation as if granted by that Court.

122 ORDERS IN COUNCIL

(2) Provided that the Supreme Court shall, before sealing any

probate letters or confirmation under this section, be satisfied either |

that all probate or estate duty has been paid in respect of so much of

the estate, situated in China or Corea as is liable to such duty, or that ■

security has been given in a sum sufficient to cover .the property (if any) I

in China or Corea, and may require such evidence, if any, as it thinks

fit as to the domicile of the deceased person.

(3) The Supreme Court may, also, if it thinks fit, on the applica-

tion of any creditor, require before sealing that, adequate security be !

given for the payment of debts due from the estate, to creditors residing

in China or Corea.

(4) For the purposes of this. Article, a duplicate of any probate, |

letters of administration, qr confirmation sealed with the seal of the

Court granting the same, or a copy thereof certified as correct by or i

under the authority of the Court granting the same, shall have the same

effect as the original.

■Cproperty

ustody ofof 107. —(1) Whe

intestate. where, intestate, then, until administration is granted, his property in ;!

China or Corea shall be vested in the Judge of the Shpreme Court.

(2) The Court within whose jurisdiction any property of the de-

ceased is situated shall, where the circumstances of the case appear to the

Court so to require, forthwith on his death, or as soon after as may be,

take possession of his property within the particular jurisdiction, or put

any such property under the seal of the Court (in either case if the

nature of the property or other circumstances so require, making an

inventory), and so keep it until it can be dealt with according to law.

Executorto

failing 108. If any person named executor in the will of the deceased takes

obtain possession of and administers or otherwise deals with any part of the

probate. property of the deceased, and does not obtain probate within one month

after the death, or after the termination of any suit or dispute respect-

ing probate or administration, he shall be guilty of an offence and shall

be liable to a fine not exceeding <£50.

Administering

estate 109. If any person, other than the person, named; administrator or an

without executor

authority. or an officer of the Court, takes possession of and administers

or otherwise deals with any part of the property, of a deceased Bi’itish

subject, whether resident or not, he shall be deemed guilty of a contempt

of Court, and shall be liable to a fine not exceeding <£50.

Death orof

failure 110. Where a person appointed executor in a will survives the

executor. testator, but either dies without having taken probate, or, having been ,

called on by the Court to take probate, does not appear, his right in re-

spect of the executorship wholly ceases: and without further renuncia-

tion the representation to the testator and administration of his pro-

perty shall go and may be committed as if that person had not been

appointed executor.

Testamentary

papers to be 111. —(1) Wh

deposited in other such subject having in his possession, or under his control, any ,

paper or writing of the deceased, being, or purporting to be testament- j,

ary, shall forthwith bring the original to the Court within whose parti-

cular jurisdiction the death happens, and deposit it there.

If any person fails to do so for fourteen days after having knowledge

of the death of the deceased, he shall be guilty of an offence and liable

to a fine not exceeding <£50.

(2) Where it is proved that any paper of the deceased, being or

purporting to be testamentary, is in the possession or under the control

of a British subject, the Court may, whether a suit or proceeding

respecting probate or administration is pending , or not, qrder him to

produce the paper and bring it into Court.

H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COBEA 123

(3) Where it appears to the Court that there are reasonable grounds

for believing that any person, has knowledge of any paper being, or

purporting to be, testamentary (although it is not shown that the paper

is in his possession or under his control),.the Court may, whether a suit

or proceeding for probate or administration is pending or not, order

that he be examined respecting it before the Court or elsewhere, and

that he do attend for that purpose, and after examination order that

he do produce the paper and deposit it in Court.

112. Where it appears to the Court that the value of the property Adminiatra-

or estate of a deceased person does not exceed i250, the Court may, gS0t“t°ef9smal!

without any probate or letters of administration, or other formal proceeding,

pay thereout any debts'or charges, and pay, remit, or deliver any surplus

to such persons, subject to such conditions (if any) as the Court thinks

proper, and shall not be liable to any action, suit, or proceedings in

respect of anything done under this Article. Provided that a Provincial

Court shall not exercise the powers of this Article except with the

approval of the Supreme Court. Every proceeding of the Court under

this Article shall be recorded in the Minutes.

Appeals and Rehearings.

113. —(1) Where an action in a Provincial Court 9involves th

for value of =£25 or upwards, any party aggrieved by any decision of that court™

Court, with or without assessors, in the action shall have the right to

appeal to the Supreme Court against the same, on such terms and

conditions as may be prescribed by Rules of Court.

(2) In any other case, the Provincial Court may, if it seems just and

expedient, give leave to appeal bn like terms.

(3) In any case the Supreme Court may give leave to appeal on

such terms as seem just.

114. —(1) The Supreme Court may, if it thinks fit, on the ap

of any party or of its own motion, order a rehearing of an action, or of an court"'9

appeal, or of any arguments on a verdict or on any other question of

law.

(2) The provisions of this Order respecting a hearing with a jury

or assessors shall extend to a rehearing of an action.

(3) The Supreme Court may, if it thinks fit, direct any rehearing to

be before the full Court.

(4) If the party applying for a rehearing has by any order been

ordered to pay money or do any other thing, the Court may direct either

that the order be, carried into execution, or that the execution thereof be

suspended pending the rehearing, as it thinks fit.

(5) If the Court directs the order to be carried into execution, the

party in whose favour it is given shall before the execution give security

to the satisfaction of the Court for the performance of such order as

shall be made on the rehearing.

(6) If the Court directs the execution of the order to be suspended,

the party against whom it is given shall, before an order for suspension

is given, give security to the satisfaction of the Judge for performance of

such order as shall be made on the rehearing.

(7) An application for a rehearing shall be made within the pre-

scribed time.

Appeals to His Majesty in Council,

115.—:(1) Where a. final judgment or order of the Supreme Court Appeal to

made in a civil action involves the amount or value ofi£500 or upwards, Pnvy Coun011-

any party aggrieved thereby may, within the prescribed time, or, if no

124 ORDERS IN' COUNCIL

time is prescribed, within1 fifteen days after the same is made or given,

apply by motion to the Silpreme Gonrt for leave to appeal to His Majesty

the King in'COnneil. , ;

■ ■ (2)’ The applicant shall'give security to the satisfaction of flie Court

to an amount not exceeding <£500!for prosecution; pf the appeal, and for

such costs in the event of tlm dismissal of the Appeal for want of pro-

secution as the Supreme Court may a|ward, arid' for payment of all such

costs as may be awarded to any respondent by His Majesty in Council,

or iby the Lords of the Judicial' Committee of- His Majesty^. Privy

.Council. ‘ ' •1', ■

(3) He shall also pay into the Supreme Court a sum estimated by

that Court to’ be the amount of - the expense of the making up and trans-

mission to England' of the transcript of the record.

(4) If 'security and payment are so given- and made within two

months from the filing of the: motion-paper for leave to appeal, then, and

not otherwise, : the Supreme Court shall give leave to appeal, and the

appellant shall be-at liberty to prefer and prosecute his appeal to His

Majesty in Council according to the rules-for the time being in force

respecting appeals to His Majesty in Council from his Colonies, or such

other rules as His Majesty in Council from time to time thinks

fit to make concerning appeals from the Supreme,Court.

(5) In any case the Supreme tCourt, if it considers it just or expedient

to do so, may give leave to' appeal on the terms and in the manner

aforesaid.

•Execution

pending 116. —‘(1) Wh

applied for bv a person ordered to pay money or do any other act, the

Supreme Court shall direct either that the order appealed from be carried

into execution, or that the execution thereof be suspended pending the

appeal, as the Court thinks just.

(2) If the Court directs the order to be carried .into, execution, the

person in whose favour it is made shall, before the-execution of it, give

security to the satisfaction of the Cpiirt' for performance' of such order

as His Majesty in Council may think nt to make.

(3) If the Court directs the execution, of the order to be suspended

the party against whom it is given shall, before an pfder for suspension

is made, give security to the satisfaction of the, C6urt for performance of

such order as His Majesty in Council may think fit'to make..

Appeal leave.

special by 117. This Order shall not affect the right of His Majesty in Council

at any time, on the humble petition of a person aggrieved by a decision

of the Supreme Court, to admit his appeal thereon on such terms and in

such manner as His Majesty in Council may think At, arid fo deal with

the decision appealed from in such manner as may be just.

Y.—Pkocebuke, Criminal and Civil.

Minutes of

proceedings, 118.—(1)

pg (jrawnInuevery

p) aiificase,

shallcivilbeorsigned

criminal,,

by iMinutes-

the Judgepfbefore

the proceedings

whom the

proceedings are taken, and shall, where the trial is held with assessors,

be open for their inspection and for their signature if concnyred in by

them.

(2) These Minutes, with the depositions of witnesses,. and the notes

of evidence taken at the hearing or trial by the Judge, shall be preserved

in the public office of the Court.

court01 H9- Theregulating

(a) For Judge of the Supreme practice

the pleading Po.urt may

andmake KulesinoftheCourt—

jffocfedjirie Courts

established unider this: Order with respect to all ihatters within

the jurisdiction of the respective Cfoiirts;

H.B.M. SUBJECTS' IJf CHINA AND COREA 125

(&)' For i^egtllating five'means by which parfieulir facts may be

-proved in the said Courts; ■ 1'. .

(e) Fer prescribing any ferms'to be: used ; ' -

(d) For prescribing or regulating the duties of the OtKders of the

said Courts;

(e) For prescribing scales of costs and regulating any ^matters in

connection therewith ;

(/) For prescribing and enforcing the fee$ to be taken in respect

of any proceedings under this Order, not exceeding; as regards

any matters provided for by the Consular Salaries and Fees Act,

1891, fees fixed and allowed from time to time by any Order in

Council made under that Act;

: ■{$) For prescribing the allowances to be made in criminal cases to

complainants, witnesses, jurors, assessors, interpreters, medical

practitioners, and other persons employed in the administration

of Justice and the conditions upon which an order may be made

by the Court for such allowances;

(h) For taking and transmitting depositions of witnesses for use at

trials in a British possession or in the United Kingdom;

(i) For regulating the mode in which legal practitioners are to be

admitted to practise as such, and for withdrawing or suspending

the right to practise on grounds of misconduct, subject to a

right of appeal to His Majesty in Council.

Where under any- Act of Parliaipent whjch is applicable to China

and Corea, Rules ipay or are required to be made in England by the Lord

Chancellor, or any Judicial authority, the powers of this Article shall

include a-peAver to make such. Rules for the purposes.qf that..A.ct so far

as applicable. ;

Rules framed under this Article shall not have effect until approved

by the Secretary , of State,,an.d, so far as th^y rqlate to fees and costs,

-sanctioned by the Treasury; but in, case of urgency declared in any such

Rules with the approval of His Majesty’s Minister, the same shall have

effect unless and until they are disapproved by the Secretary of State

and notification of such disapproval is recorded and published by the

Judge,of the Supreme Court.

Until such rules have been made, or in relation to matters to which

they do not extend, a Court may adopt, and use any procedure or forms

heretofore in use in the Consular Courts in China or Corea, or any

Regulations or Rules made thereunder, and in force immediately before

the commencement of this Order, with any modifications or adaptations

which may be necessary.

120.—(1) The Court may, in any case, if it thinks fit, on account of Power to

the poverty of a party, or for any other reason, to be recorded in the ffffifSSTS**

Minutes, dispense with or remit the payment of any fee in whole Court fees,

or in part.

(2) Payment of fees payable under any Rules to be made in pur-

suance of this Order, and of costs and of charges and expenses, of

witnesses, prosecutions, punishments, and deportations and of other

•charges and expenses, and of fines respectively payable under this Order,

may be enforced under order of the Court by seizure and sale of goods, and

•on default of sufficient goods, by imprisonment as a civil prisoner for a term

not exceeding one month, but such imprisonment shall not operate as a

satisfaction or extinguishment of the liability.

(3) Any bill of sale or mortgage, or transfer of property made with

a view of avoiding seizure or sale of goods or ship under any provision of

this Order, shall not be effectual to defeat the provisions of this Order.

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Appearance. 121.—(1) Every person doing an act or taking a proceeding in the-

Court as plaintiff in a civil case, or as making a criminal charge against

another person, or otherwise, shall do so in his own name and not other-

wise, and either—

(a) By himself; or

(b) By a legal practitioner; or

(c) By his attorney or agent thereunto lawfully authorized in

writing and approved by the Court.

(2) Where the act is done or. proceeding taken by an attorney or by

an agent (other than a legal practitioner), the power of attorney, or

instrument authorizing the agent, or an authenticated copy thereof, shall

be first filed in the Court.

(3) Where the authority has reference only to the particular pro-

ceeding, the original.document shall be filed.

(4) Where the authority is general, or has reference to other matters-

in which the attorney or agent is empowered to act, an authenticated

copy of the document may be filed.

(5) Any person doing any act or taking any proceeding in the Court

in the name or on behalf of another person, not being lawfully authorized'

thereunto, and knowing himself not to be so authorized, is guilty of a

witnesses. contempt of Court.

122.—(1) In any case, criminal or civil, and at any stage thereof,,

the Court either of its own motion or on the application of any partyr

may summon a British subject to attend to give evidence, or to produce-

documents, or to be examined ; but a Provincial Court shall have power

so to summon British subjects in its own district only.

(2) If the person summoned, having reasonable notice of the time

and place at which he is required to attend, and (in civil cases) his reason-

able expenses having been paid or tendered, fails to attend and be sworn,

and give evidence, or produce documents or submit to examination

accordingly, and does not excuse his failure to the satisfaction of the

Court, he shall be guilty of an offence against this Order.

(3) Persons of Chinese, Corean, or other Asiatic origin or nationality

shall be deemed to be persons allowed by law to affirm or declare instead

of swearing.

(4) Any person appearing before the Court to give evidence in any

case, civil or criminal, may be examined of give evidence in the form or with (

the ceremony that he declares to be binding on his conscience.

(5) If in any case, civil or criminal, a British subject wilfully gives 1

false evidence in the Court, or on a reference, he shall be deemed guilty'

6 of wilful and corrupt perjury.

©"accused 123. Whenever

persons. or imprisonment or under

by waythisof Order any person

deportation or forisanyto other

be taken for trialto i!,

purpose,

the Supreme Court or elsewhere in China or Corea, or to Hongkong,

England, or elsewhere, the Court or other authority by this Order

authorized to cause him to be so taken, may for that purpose (if neces- |

sary) cause him to be embarked'on board one of His Majesty’s ships of 1i

war, or if there is no such ship available, then on board any British or

other fit ship, at any port or place whether! within or beyond the parti-

cular jurisdiction or district of that Court or authority, and in order to

such embarkment may (if necessary) cause him to be taken, in custody

or otherwise, by land or by water, from any place to the port or place of

embarkment.

The writ, order, or warrant of the Court, by virtue whereof any

person is to be so taken, shall be sufficient authority to every constable,

officer, o* {other person acting thereunder, and to the commander or

master of any ship of war, or other ship (whether the constable, officer,.

H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COREA 127

•or other person, or the ship or the commander or master thereof, is

■named therein or not), to receive, detain, take, and deliver up such

person, according to the writ, order, or warrant.

Where the writ, order, or warrant is executed under the immediate

direction of the Court or authority issuing it, the writ, order or warrant

shall be delivered to the constable, officer, or other person acting there-

under, and a duplicate thereof shall be delivered to the commander or

master of any ship in which the person to whom the writ, order, or

warrant relates is embarked.

Where the writ, order, or warrant issues from the Supreme Court,

nnd is executed by a Provincial Court, a copy thereof certified under the

seal of the Court executing the same shall be delivered to the constable,

officer, or Other person acting thereunder, and to the commander or

master of any ship in which the person taken is embarked; and any such

copy shall be for all purposes conclusive evidence of the order of which

t purports to be a copy.

124. Subject to the other provisions of this Order, all expenses of

removal of prisoners and others from or to any place in China or Corea,

or from or to Hongkong, and the expenses of deportation and of the

sending of any person to England, shall be defrayed in such manner as

the Secretary of State from time to time directs.

Any master of a British ship when required shall be bound to take

such persons for a reasonable remuneration, to be determined by a

Judge of the Supreme Court, and in case of non-compliance shall be

liable to a penalty not exceeding £50.

125. The following Acts, namely:— Application asot

The Foreign Tribunals Evidence Act, 1856;

The Evidence by Commission Act, 1859 ; toenactments

evidence.

The ^Evidence by Commission Act, 1885;

•or so much thereof as is for the time being in force, and any enactment

for the time being in force amending or substituted for the same, are

-hereby extended to China and Corea, with the adaptation following,

namely:—

In the said Acts the Supreme Court is hereby substituted for a

Supreme Court in a Colony.

126. The following Acts, namely :— The

Acts,following

namely.

The- British Law Ascertainment Act, 1859 ;

The Foreign Law Ascertainment Act, 1861 ;

•or so much thereof as is for the time being in force, and any enactment

for the time being in force amending or substituted for the same, are

hereby extended to China and Corea, with the adaptation following,

namely:—

In the said Acts the Supreme Court is hereby substituted for a

Superior Court in a Colony.

127. The Public Authorities Protection Act, 1893, shall extend and Protection of

apply to China and Corea, as if China and Corea were therein mentioned public officers.

in place of the United Kingdom, and as if this Order and any other Order

relating to China or Corea, and any Regulations or Rules made under

any such Order were therein referred to, in addition to any Act of

Parliament.

128. The Supreme Court may, if it thinks fit, order that a Com- Evidence by

mission do issue for examination of witnesses at any place out of China Commission.

and Corea on oath, by interrogatories or otherwise, and may by order

give such directions touching the time, place, and manner of the examina-

*tion, or anything connected therewith, as to the Court appear reasonable

and just.

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VI.—^Mortgages and Bills of Sale.

Morhjdges.

ofRegistration

mortgages. 129. A. deed or other instrument of mortgage, legal or equitable, of

lands or houses in.Cbmaipr Corea, .executed by. a British subject, may

be registered at any tiim- after its execution at the Consulate of the

Consular district wherein the property mortgaged is situate.

Mode of

registration. 130. Registration is made as follows :—The original and a copy of

the deed or other instrument ofmortgage, and an affidavit verifying the

execution and place; of;.execution thereof, and verifying the copy, are

Time for brought into the. Consulate anti the copy :and affidavit are left there.

registration. 131. If a deed; or other instrument of mortgage is not registered at

the. Consulate aforesaid within the respective time following, namely:—

(1) Within fourteen days after its execution, whejre it is executed in

the Consular district wherein the property mortgaged is situate -

(2) Within two months after its execution, where it is executed inr

China or Core;!., elsewhere than in that Consular district, or in

Weihaiwei or Hongkong ;

(3) Within six mou,His,after its execution, where it is executed else-

where than in China, Porea, Weihaiwei or Hongkong ;

then, and in every such case, the, mortgage debt secured by the deed or

other instrument and the interest thereon shall not have priority over

judgment or simple contract debts contracted before the registration of

that deed or other instrument.

132. Registered deeds or other instruments of mortgage, legal or

equitable, of the same lands or' houses have, as among themselves,

priority in order of registration.

Rules forof

indexes 133. His Majesty’s Minister may, with the approval of the Secretary

mortgages. of State, make Rules for prescribing and regulating the making and

keeping of indexes, and of a general index, to the register’ of mortgages,

and searches iii those indexes, and.bther particulars connected with the

making, keeping, and using of those registers and indexes, and for

authorizing and regulating the unregistering of any deed or other

instrument of mortgage, or the registering of any release or satisfaction

in respect thereof.

Bill of Sale.

Toof sale

whatthisbill 134. The provisions of this Order relating to hills of sale;:—

Order applies. (1) Apply only to such bills of sale, executed by British subjects as

are intended to affect chattels in China or Corea;

(2) Do not apply to bills of sale, given by sheriffs or others under

Contents or in execution of process authorizing seizure of chattels.,

bill of sale.of 135.

namely:—

—(1) Every bill of sale

(a) It must state truly the name, description, and address of the

grantor.

(b) It must state truly the consideration for which it is granted.

(c) It must; have annexed thereto or written thereunder an inventory

of the chattels, intended to he, comprised therein.

(d) Any defeasance, condition, or declaration of trust affecting the

bill not; contained in ;the body of the bill must be written on

the same paper as the bill.

(e) The execution of the bill must be attested by a credible witness,

with his address and description.

(2) Otherwise; the hill is void in China and in Corea to the extent

following, but not further, that is to say;—

H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COREA 129

(a) In the case of failure to conform with the rule respecting

an inventory, as. far as I'e'gafcis cnattels. omitted' from the

inventbry; and ' '

(h) In any other case, wholly.

(3) The invehtory,1 and jany'defeasance, condition, or declaration, as

afotesaid, respectively, is fcif all purphses'deemed part of the ’bill.

136. A bill of sale conforming, or appearing to conform, with the Time for

foregoing rules, may b'6 registered, if it is intended"to affect chattels in registering-

China or Corea, at the Supreme Court ’ or. at the Consulate, of the

Consular district wherein the. chattels are, within the1 respective time

following and no tafter wards, namely

(1) Within fourteen days after its. execution, where it is executed

in the Consular district wherein the chattels are ;

(2) Within two months after its execution, where it is executed1 in

China oh in’ Corea 'elsewhere than in that Consular district ,'or

in Weihaivyei or HongKong';

(3) Within six months after its execution, where it is executed1 else-

where than in China, Corea, Weihaiwei, dr Hbngliong.

137. ' ltegistration is made as follows.:—TheModeoriginal of and a

the bill of said, and ah affidavit verifying 'the .execution,"and' the time registering

and place of execution, and the attestation, thereof, and verifying "the

copy, are brought into the proper office of the Court or the Consulate :'

and the copy and affidavit are left there.

138. If a bill of sale is not registered at a place and within the'time Penalty for

by this Order appointed and allowed for registration thereof, it is, from

and after the expiration of that time, void in China or in Corea; according register.

as that place is in China .or in Corea, to the extent following, but hot

further, that is to say...

(1) As against trustees or assignees of the estate of the grantor, in

or under bankruptcy, liquidation, or assigunient foi’ the benefit

of creditors; and

(2) As against all sheriffs ahd others seizing chattels under process

of any Court, and any person on‘whose behalf the Seizure is

made; but only

(3) As regards the property in, br right to, the possession of such

chattels, comprised in the .bill as,, at or after Ahe filing of the

petition fop-baukruptcy ,or liquidation,, or the'execution of the

assignment,‘or .the seizufeV are ,in the grantop’s possesS;ion, or

apparent possession.

139. Registered’' bills''of' sale' ’affecting the same chattels have as Priority.

among themselves priority in order of registration.

140. Chattels comprised in a, registered bill of sale are not in the inEffectcaseofofbill

possession, order, or idispositipn of ,fhe grantpr'within the law of bank- bankruptcy.

ruptcy.

141 < lf in any case thpre is an unregistered bilb of' sale, and within bill covering

or bn thet expiration, of the time , by‘.this Order allbyre'dfor.registration Subsequent

thereof, ajSulisequenl bill; of . sale is granted affpctvng th;Cr same or. some

of the same chattels,'for‘the same or part of the same dpM,,^611 the

subsequent bill is, t.o |h§ extent ,t,q .which it comprises the same chattels

and is for the same debt absolutely void, unless the Court is satisfi,ed,that

the subsequent bill,is gr^n^ed in goodfalfji‘for the pilrpbse, of correcting

some material error in the prior bill, ahd,not for the purpqse.of unlaiwfully

evading'thc‘pperatipnt of this 5rder. ‘ r (

142.. Tfie ijpgi^fa^io^' pf.» bill of sa;le must be renewed on.c.e at least, renewal.

Time for

every ffye years.

143. Renewal of fegfs.tfa.ti9n is made as fplfpws :—Ap affidavit'

0 stating renewal.

Mode of

the date of and parties to the bill of sale, and the date h the, original

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registration, and of the last renewal, and that' the bill is still a subsisting

security, is brought in to the proper office of the Court or the Consulate

of original registration, and is left there.

144. If the registration of a bill of sale is not so renewed in any

period of five years, then on and from the expiration of that period the bill

is deemed to be unregistered.

145. The provisions of this Order relating to renewal apply to bills

of sale registered under the Orders in Council repealed by this Order.

146. A transfer or assignment of a registered bill of sale need not

be registered; and renewal of registration is not necessary by reason only

of such a transfer or assignment.

147. Where the time for registration or renewal of registration of a

bill of sale expires on a Sunday, or other day on which the office for

registration is closed, the registration or renewal is valid if made on the

first subsequent day on which the office is open.

148. If in any case the Court is satisfied that failure to register or

SI'S’ tomis-statement

renew the registration of a bill of sale in due time, or any omission or j

connected with registration or renewal, was accidental or

inadyertent, the Court may, if it thinks fit, order the failux-e, omission, or i

mis-statement to be rectified in such manner and on such terms, if any,

respecting security,' notice by advertisement or otherwise, or any other

matter, as the Court thinks fit.

149. The provisions of this Order apply to a bill of sale executed

before the commencement of this Order.

150. The power conferred on the Judge of the Supreme Court by

this Order of framing Rules from time to time extends to the framing of

IP Rules for prescribing and regulating the making and keeping of indexes,

and of a general index, to the registers of bills of sale and searches in

those indexes, and! other particulars connected with the making, keeping,

and using of those registers and indexes, and for authorizing and regulating

the unregistering of any bill of sale, or the registering of any release or

satisfaction in respect thereof.

VII.—Foreign Subjects and Tribunals.

Actions

and by

against 151. —(1) Where a

ioreigners. the Court an action against a British subject, or a British subject desires

to institute or take in the Court an action against a foreigner, the Court

shall entertain the same, and shall hear and determine it, according to i

the ordinary course of the Court.

(2) Provided that the foreigner, if so required by the Court, first obtains

and files in the Court the consent in writing of the competent authority

on behalf of his own nation to his submitting, and does submit, to the

jurisdiction of the Court, and, if required by the Court, give security to

the satisfaction of the Court, and to such reasonable amount as the Court

thinks fit, by deposit or otherwise, to pay fees, damages, costs, and expenses,

and abide by and perform such decision as shall be given by the Court <

or on appeal.

(3) A cross-action or counter-claim shall not be brought in the

Court against a plaintiff, being a foreigner.

(4) Where a foreigner obtains in the Court an order against a

defendant being a British subject, and in another suit that defendant is

plaintiff and the foreigner is defendant, the Court may, if it thinks fit, on

the application of the British subject, stay the enforcement of the order

pending that other suit, and may set off any amount ordered to be paid

by one party in one suit against any amount ordered to be paid by the

other party in the other suit.

H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA. AND COREA 131

(5) . Where a plaintiff, being a foreigner, obtains air ord

Court against two or more defendants being Britisl^ subjects jointly, and

in another action one of them is plaintiff and, tile; foreigner is defendant

the Court may, if it thinks fit, on the application of the British subject,

stay the enforcement of the order, pending that other action, and may set

off any amount ordered to by paid by one party in ope action against any

amount ordered to be paid by the other party in the other action, without

prejudice to the right of the British subject to',require contribution from

his co-defendants under the joint liability.

(6) Where a foreigner is co-plaintiff in a suit with a British subject

who is within the particular jurisdiction, it shall not be necessary for the

foreigner to give security for costs, unless the Court so directs, but the

co-plaintiff British subject shall be responsible for all fees and costs.

152. —(Ij Where it is proved that the attendance Attendance

British within

cular jurisdiction of a British subject to give evidence, or for any other Ofsubjects

purpose connected with the administration of justice, is required in a Chinese or

Court of China or Corea, or before a Chinese or Corean judicial officer, or foregin

in a Court or before a judicial officer of a State in amity with His Tribunals.

Majesty, the Court may, if it thinks fit, in a case and in circumstances

in which the Court would require his attendance before the Court, order

that he do attend in such Court, or before such judicial officer, and for

such purpose as aforesaid.

(2) A Provincial Court, however, cannot so order attendance at any

place beyond its particular jurisdiction.

(3) If the person ordered to attend, having reasonable notice of the

time and place at which he is required to attend, fails to attend accord-

ingly, and does not excuse his failure to the satisfaction of the Court,

he shall (independently of any other liability) be guilty of an offence

against this Order.

153. When a British subject invokes or submits to the jurisdiction Actions

British byin

of a Chinese, Corean, or foreign Tribunal, and engages in writing to subjects

abide by the decision of that Tribunal, or to pay any fees or expenses Chinese or

ordered by such Tribunal to be paid by him, the Supreme Court, or any foreign Court.

Provincial Court may, on such evidence as it thinks fit to require,

enforce payment of such fees and expenses in the same manner as if they

were fees payable in a proceeding by such person in that Court, and shall

pay over or account for the. same when levied to the proper Chinese,

Corean, or foreign authority, as the Court may direct.

154. —(!) The Supreme Cbart may upon the applica

British subject ot foreigner who has obtained a judgment or order for the Garnishee

proceedings

in aid of of

recovery or payment of money in a foreign Court ill China or Cored foreign judgmentCourt.

against a person subject to the jurisdiction® of thdt Court, and upon a

certificate by the proper officer of the foreign Court that such judgment

has been recovered or order made (specifying the amount), and that it is

still unsatisfied, and that a British subject is alleged to be indebted to

such debtor and is within the. jurisdiction, order that all debts owing or

accruing from such British subjedt^hereinafter.called the'garnishee) to

such debtor shall be attached to answer the judgment or order; and by

the same or a subsequent order, may’order the garnisliee to pay his debt

or so much as may sufficient to satisfy flje. judgment or order of the

foreign Court.

(2) The proceedings for the summoning of the garnishee, for the

ascertainment of his liability, and for the payment of money ordered by

the Court to be paid, and all matters for giving effect to this Article, may

be regulated by Pules of Court.

(3) An order shall not be made under this Article unless the Court

is satisfied that the foreign Court is authorized to exercise similar power

132 6Rnfeiis in ' council

in the case of a deist 4ue‘from a pef^on/subject to the jurisdiction of that

Court to ja'British subject;against whom a judgment has been Obtained in

a Court established under this Order.

VIIL-—Regulations.

King’s

liegulations. 155. His Majesty’s. Ministers in China and Corea shall have Ppvyer

collectively wifh respect to China and Corea or any parts thereof, or

severally with respect to China or Corea, or any parts thereof as the case

may be, to make Regulations (to, be called King’s Regulations) , for the

following purposes, that H io sayV

(a) For the peaqe.f order, and good government of British/subjects

in relation ,to matters, not. provided for by this Order, and to

matters intended by this Order to be prescribed by Regulation.

(5) For securing the, observance of apy Treaty for the time being in

force relating t<> anyplace or of any native or local law pr cnstom

whether relating' to trade, cpmmerce, revenue, ,pf any other

matter.

(c) For regulating or preventing the importation or exportation in

British ships or by British subjects of arms or munitions of war,

or any parts pr ingredients thereof, and’ for giving effect to any

Treaty relating to the importation or exportation of the same.

(d) Fpr requiring, returns to be made of f the .nature, quantity, and

value of articles exported from or' imported info his district,

any part thereof, by or on account of any British subject who is

snqject to fhis Order, pr in any British ship, and for prescribing

jthe times and manner at or in which, and the persons by whom,

such returns are to be made*

(2) Any Regulations made under this Article may provide for

forfeiture of any gqods, receptacles, or things in relation to yhich, or to

the contents, of which, any breach is committed of such Regulations, or

of any Treaty or any nativp of local law of eustpm, fife observance of yhich

is provided for by such Regulations.

(3) Any person .committing a breach of any such Regulations,shall,

in addition to any forfeiture prescribed thereby, be liS’We, qn conviction,

to imprisonment, for a period not exceeding three months, or to a, fine, or

to both.

(4) Any fine imposed for a breach of Regulations shall, not exceed

<£50: Provided that where the breach is of any Regulation relating to

customs law, or to the importationbr exportation of any goods, the, fine

may extend to a sum equivalent to treble the value of the goods in relation

Municipal to which the breach is committed.

Regulations. 156. His Majesty’s Ministers in China and Corea respectively, in

the exercise of the powers aforesaid, may, if they think fit, join with the

Ministers of any foreign Powers in amity with His Majesty in making or

adopting Regulations! for the municipal government of any foreign con-

cession or settlement in China or Corea as the case may be; and as regards

British subjects, such joint Regulations shall be as valid and binding as

Approval if they related to British subjects only.

Regulations.of 157. —(a) Regulations

have effect as respects British subjects unless and until they are approved

by His Majesty the King, that approval being signified through the

Secretary of State—save that, in case of urgency declared in any such

Regulations, the same shall take effect before that approval, and shall

continue to have effect unless and until they are disapproved by His

Majesty the King, and until notification of that disapproval has been

received and published by His Majesty’s Minister in China or Corea as

the case may be.

H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA. AND COREA 133

(b) Any Eegulations when so, approvjedy an

"by this Order, shall have .effect as if contained-in this Order,

158;—(1)' All Eegulations approve! undei- th,is Order, whether impos- Publication of

ing penalties or not, shall be printed^ ,and a printed copy thereof shall be Regulations.

■affixed, and be at all times kept exhibited conspicuously, in fhe ppjilic office

of each Consulate in China and Corea.

(2) Printed, copies of the Regulations shall be kept on sale at such

reasonable price as His Majesty’s Minister from time to time directs.

(3) A printed copy of any Regulations.purporting to be made under

this Order, and to be certified under the hand of His Majesiy’s Minister

in China or Corea, or under the hand and Oppsuiap seal of. cite of His

Majesty’s Consular officers in China and Corea',*shalbbe(conclusive evidence

of the due making of such Regulations.

159. TV- respective, powers aforesaid extend toT the making of

Regulations for the governance, visitation, care, and superintendence of Regulations.

prisons in China or in Corea, for the removal °f prisoners from one prison

to, anothercommitting

prisoners i and for theoffences

infliction of corporal

against the.rulesoror other punishment,

discipline of,a prisonon;

but the provisions of this Order respecting penalties, and respecting the

printing, affixing, exhibiting, and sale of Regulations, and tbe mode of

trial of charges of offences against Regulations, do’not apply to Regula-

tions respecting prisons and offences of prisoners.

IX.—Miscellaneous;'

160. Nothing in this Order shall deprive the Court of the right to Customs may

observe-,'and to enforce the observance .of, or.shall deprive any person of be observed.

the benefit of,, any reasonable custom existing in China or Corea, unless

this Order contains some express and, specific provision incompatible with

the'observance thereof,

161. Nothing in this Order shall prevent any Consular officer in Customary

China or Core,a frpmsdoing anything which His Majesty’s Consuls in the powers Consularof

officers.

dominions of any other .State in amity with His Majesty

being, by,law, usage, or sufferance, entitled, or, enabled, to .do.

162. -—-(1) Every British subject resident,shall, Registration

of British in J

year, register himself at the . Consulate- of fhecpopsular district'.^within subjects.

which he is resident: Provided that— '

(а) The registration of a,man shalJ.pQmpi’ise,the registration of his

wife, if living with .him ; apd

(5) The registration of the head of a family shall be deemed to com-

prise the registra.tioB of all females, and minors VV? his rela-

tives, in whateyerdegiice,'living njnder,the same roof with him

at the time of his registration.

(2) The Consular officer may,, without fee, register any British sub-

jects (3)beingEvery

minors livingsubject

British in the arriving

houses ofatforeigners.

a place in Chiija or Corea

where there is a Consular office, unless borne on the muster-roll of a

British ehip there arriving, shall, on the, .expiration of, one month after

arrival, be deemed, for the.purposes of, this article, to V . resident, and

shall register himself accordingly. ,

(4) A person shall not he required ,to* register himself : of typer than

•once in a year, reckoned from the 1st January.;

(5) . The Consular oMeep shall yearly,giye:tueach pe

by him a certificate of registration, signed by him and sealed with his

'Consular seal.

(б) The name of . a wife,;, if her registration is comprised in her

diusband’s, shall, unless jn any case the Consular officer sees good reason

do the contrary, be indorsed on the husband’s certificate.

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(7) ' The names arid

registration is comprised ixi that of the head 6f the family -shall, unless in

any case the Corisular officer sees good feasori to the contrary,“be indorsed

on the certificate of the head of the family.

(8) It shall be lawful by King’s Regulations to require that every

person shall, on every registration of himself, pay such fee as niaytherein

be prescribed, not exceeding 2 dollars in China and 2 yen in Corea; and

such Regulations may provide that any such fee may either be uniform

for all persons, or may vary according to the position and circumstances

of different classes'. .

(9) The mode of registration may be pi'escribed by King’s Regula-

tions, but if no other mode is so prescribed, every person by this Order

required to register himself or herself shall, unless excused by the Con-

sular officer, attend personally for that purpose at the Consulate on each

occasion of registration.

(10) If any person fails to comply with the provisions of this Order

respecting registration, and does not excuse his failure to the satisfaction

of the Consular officer, he or she shall be guilty of an offence against

this Order, and any Court or authority may, if it thinks fit, decline to

recognize him as a British subject.

Deposit of

powers 163. Section 48 of the Conveyancing and Law of Property Act, 1881

attorney.of (which relates to the deposit of instruments creating powers of attorney

in the Central Office of the Supreme Court in England or Ireland), shall

apply to China and Corea with these modifications, that is to say: the

Office of the Supreme Court is substituted for the Central Office, and

Rules of Court under this order are substituted for General Rules.

Kates of for

exchange 164. AH fees, fines, penalties, and other sums of money which, un-

payment der the provisions of this Order or any Regulations or Rules of Court,

fees, fines,of&c. are stated or imposed in terms of British currency, shall, if not paid

in British gold, be paid in China in British or Mexican dollars at the

rate of exchange fixed periodically by the Treasury; in Corea, in

Japanese currency at the rate of 10 yen to the pound sterling.

The said rates of exchange shall apply to the ascertainment of the

value of any income for any purpose of qualification or of any limitation

or security, in any case where this Order or any Rule or Regulation con-

tains a reference to British currency.

Accounting

fines, fees, &c.of 165. Except as in this Order otherwise provided, all fees, dues, fines,

and other receipts under this Order shall be carried to the public

account, and shall be accounted for and paid as the Secretary of State,

with the concurrence of the Treasury, directs.

Report by

Judge 166. Not later than the 31st March in each year, the Judge of the

Supremeof the Supreme Court shall send to the Secretary of State a report on the

operation of this Order up to the 31st December of the preceding year,

showing for the then last twelve months the number and nature of the

proceedings, criminal and civil, taken in the Court under this Order,

and the result thereof, and the number and amount of fees received, and

containing an abstract of the registration list, and such other informa-

tion, and being in such form, as the Secretary of State from time to time

directs.

Report by

Provincial 167. Each Provincial Court shall at such time as may be fixed by

Court. Rules of Court furnish to the Supreme Court an annual report of every

ease, civil and criminal, brought before it, in such form as the Supreme

Publication Court directs.

Order. of 168. —(1) A printed c

ed in a conspicuous' place in each Consular office and in each Court-house.

(2) Printed copies shall be sold at such reasonable price as the

Supreme Court directs.

H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AJfD COKE A 135

(3) Judicial notice shall be taken of this Ordeiyand of the com-

mencement thereof, and of the appointment of Consuls, and of the con-

stitution and limits of the Courts and districts, and of Consular seals

and signatures, and of any Rules made or in force under this Order, and

no proof shall be required of any of such matters.

The provisions of the Evidence Act, 1851 (14 and 15 Viet., cap. 99),

Secs. 7 and 11, relating to the proof of judicial and other documents,

shall extend and be applied for all purposes as if the Courts, districts,

•and places tp which this Order applies were in a British Colony.

169. —(1) The Orders in Council mentioned in the Sched

Order are hereby repealed, but this appeal shall not—

(a) Affect the past operation of those Orders, dr any of them, of

any appointment made, or any right, title, obligation, or liability

accrued, or the validity or invalidity of anything done or suffer-

ed under any of those Orders, before the making of this Order;

(b) Interfere with the institution or prosecution of any proceeding

or action, criminal or civil, in respect of any offence committed

against, or forfeiture incurred or liability accrued under or in

consequence of, any provision of any of those Orders, or any

Regulation confirmed by any such Order or made thereunder;

(c) Take away or abridge any protection or benefit given or to be

enjoyed in relation thereto.

(2) Notwithstanding the repeal of the Orders aforesaid, all Rules

-and Regulations approved or confirmed by or under any Order so re-

pealed shall continue and be as if this Order had not been made; but so1

that the same may be revoked, altered, or otherwise dealt with unde

this Order, as if they had been made under this Order.

(3) Criminal or civil proceedings begun under any of the Orders re-

pealed by this Order, and pending at the time when this Order comes into

operation, shall, from and after that time, be regulated by the provisions of

this Order, as far as the nature and circumstances of each case admits.

(4) Lists of jurors and assessors in force at the passing of this

Order shall continue in force until revised and settled under the provi-

•sions of this Order.

170. —(1) This Order shall take effect-on such day not les

month nor more than three months after it is first exhibited in the public Order,

office of the Supreme Court at Shanghai, as the Minister shall by public

notification appoint.

(2) The day on which this Order so takes effect is in this Order

referred to as the commencement of this Order.

(3) For the purposes of this Article the Judge of the Supreme Court

shall forthwith, on the receipt by him from the Minister in China of a

certified printed copy of this Order, cause the same to be affixed and

exhibited conspicuously in that office, together with the said notification.

(4) He shall also keep the same so affixed and exhibited until the

commencement of this Order.

(5) A copy of the said notification shall, as so m as practicable, be

published at each of the Provincial Consulates in such manner as the

•Supreme Court may direct.

ORDERS IN COUNCIL FOR II.R.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA, ETC.

(6) ^ cei^tifie,*! printed gopy'of this Order shall also be affixeci. and

exhibited in the public offices of the Provincial Court at Seoul," at the

same time (or. as near as circumstances admit) at which it is first exhi-

bited at Shanghai.

(7) Proof shall not in any proceeding or matter be required that

the provisions Of this Article have been complied with, nor shall any act

or proceeflingOie iiivalidated by any failure to comply with-any of such

provisions.

(8) Where this Order confers power to make any appointment.

Rules, or Regulations^ or to do any other thing, for the purposes of this

Order, that power may be exercised at .any time after the passing of this

Order, so, however, that any such appointment, Rules, or Regulations

shall ppt take effect before, the commencement of this Order.

171. This Order may be cited ns “ The.'Cbina and ;C6.rea Order in

Council, 1904.”

A. W. FitZEOY.

SCHEDULE.

Orders Repealed.

The China and Japan Order in Council, 1865.

The China and Japan Order in Council, 1877.

The China and Japan Order in Council, 1878.

The China and Japan Order in Council, 1881.

The China, Japan, and Corea Order in Council, 1884.

The China, Japan, and Corea Order in Council, 1884‘(Supplehiental)-

The-China, Japan, and Corea Order in Council, 1886.

The China, Japan’, and Corea Order in Coimcil, 1886 (Ro. 2).

The China and Japan Order in Council, 1898.

The China, Japan, and Corea (Supreme Court) Orderin Council, 1899.

THE CHINA (AMENDMENT) ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1914

A-T■ the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 30th day .of March, 1914

Present :—

The King’s Most Excellent Majesty

Lord President Lord Colebrooke

Viscount Knollys Lord Emmott

Whereas by treaty, grant, usage, sufferance, or other lawful means His Majesty

the King has jurisdiction in China :

Now, therefore, His Majesty, by virtue and in exercise of the powers in this

behalf by the Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890, or otherwise in His Majesty vested, is

pleased, by and with the advice of His Privy Council, to "order, and it is hereby

ordered, as follows

1. This Order may be cited as “The China (Amendment) Order in Council, 1914,”

and shall be read as one with the China Order in Council, 1904, hereinafter referred

to as the “Principal prefer,” and this Order and the China Orders in Council, 1904

to 1913, may be cited together as tie “ China Orders in Council, 1904 to 1914.”

2. —(1) In addition to the documents to be deposited and f

consulate, in accordance1 with Article 46 of the China (Amendment) Order in

Council, 1913, on the registration of a company in accordance with the provisions of

that Order, there shall be deposited, and filed a list of the directors of the company

showing in respect of each director his full name, and nationality and his address.

(2) Every company registered under the China (Amendment) Order in Council,

1913, shall register in the month of January in every year a list of the directors of

the company, showing in respect of each director his full name and nationality and

his address, and shall from time to time, as may be necessary, register any altera-

tions in such list.

(3) On every registration under sub-article (2) of this article there shall, be

payable a fee1 of 2s.

3. Where any municipal regulations or byelaws have been established for any

foreign concession in China the, Court may entertain a complaint against a British

subject fora breach of such municipal regulations or byelaws, and may enforce

compliance therewith.

Provided-— ,

(1) That the‘said municipal re^latjotis'oFbyelaws have been accented by

His Majesty’s G overnment; Acceptance of the municipal regulations

or byelaws of a foreign concession by His Majesty’s Government shall

be signified by a copy thereof being exhibited and kept exhibited in

the public office of His Majesty’s consulate at such treaty port.

(2) That no punishment other in nature or greater in degree than that

provided by the Principal Order shall be imposed.

(3) That the Court is. satisfied that effectual provision exists for the

punishment in the' Court of the'foreign Powers whose municipal

regulations or byelaws it is sought to enforce of breaches by the

subjects or citizens of that Power ofiithe municipal; regulations or

bypl^ws of British copj!essiQip.s in Chinn. ■ , ;

4. In article $1 of ifie China (Amendment) prderjp'Gouncil, t913rthe mtereuce

td article 13 should be. read,as a reference to.article 19, and in article.29 the

references to articles 21 and 22 should be read as references to, articles 27 and 28,

•and in article 50. jijie Reference to; article 41 should be,.read as a reference to article 48.

And the Right Honourable Sir Edward Grey,’Baronet, K.G.,. one of His

Majesty’s Principal Secretaries'of State, is to give the necessary directions herein.:

Almeric .Fitzroy.

THE CHINA (AMENDMENT) ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1915

By this Order Article 3 of “The China (Amendraeut) Order in Council, 1914,’"“

was repealed.

CHINA (AMENDMENT No. 2) ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1920

At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 9th day of November, 1920

Present :—

The King’s Most Excellent Majesty in Council

Whereas by treaty, grant, usage, sufferance, and oiiier lawful means, His-

Majesty the King has jurisdiction in China:

Now, therefore, His Majesty, by virtue and in exercise of the powers in that

behalf by “The Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890,” or otherwise, in His Majesty

vested, is pleased by and with the advice of His Privy Council to order, and it is

hereby ordered, as follows

1. This Order may be cited as' “ The China (Amendment No. 2) Order in

Council, 1920,” and shall be read as one with “The China Order in Council, 1904”

(hereafter called the “ Principal Order ”), and with any Order amending the same.

2. The words in Article 101 of the Principal Order “ except the jurisdiction

relative to dissolution, or nullity, or jactitation of marriage ” are hereby repealed.

3. This Order shall take effect on the day on which it is first exhibited in the

Public Office of the Supreme Court at Shanghai.

And the Right Honourable Q-eorge Nathaniel, Earl Curzon of Kedleston, one of

His Majesty’s Principal Secretaries of State, is to give the necessary directions

herein.

Almeric Fitzroy.

Rules of Court drawn up under this Order by Judge Skinner Turner were-

published in the Hongkong Government Gazette on June 10th, 1921.

THE CHINA (AMENDMENT) ORDER IN COUNCIL

No. 3, 1920

At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 21st day of December, 1920

Present :—

The King’s Most Excellent Majesty in Council

Whereas by Treaty, grant, usage, sufferance, and other lawful means, His

Majesty the King has jurisdiction in China :

Now, therefore, His Majesty, by virtue and in exercise of the powers in this

behalf by “ The Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890,” or otherwise, in His Majesty vested,

is pleased, by and with the advice of his Privy Council, to order, and it is hereby

ordered, as follows :—

1. This Order may be cited as “The China (Amendment) Order in Council,

No. 3, 1920,” and shall be read as one with “ The China Order in Council, 1904 ”

(hereinafter called the “ Principal Order ”), and with any Order amending the same,

and the provisions of Article 170 of the Principal Order shall in particular apply to-

this Order.

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2. Every person subject to the criminal jurisdiction of the Court who has acted,

is acting, or is about to act in a manner prejudicial to the public safety, or to the

defence, peace or security of His Majesty’s Dominions, or of any part of them,

shall be guilty of a grave offence against the Principal Order, and may, in addition

to, or in lieu of, any other pguishment, be ordered to give " Security for ^ohd

behaviour of to be deported.

3. Every person subject to the criminal jurisdiction of the Court who prints,

publishes, or offers for sale any printed or written newspaper or other publication

containing seditious matter, or has in his possession with intent to publish or dis-

tribute any such newspaper pr othef publication, shall be guilty of. h grave offehce

against the Principal Order, and: may, in addition to,‘.of in lieu of, any other

punishment, bei ordered .to givp security fof. good behavibuf or to be deported.

4. In addition and without prejudice to .any powers which the Court may

possess to order the exclusion of the.public from any proceedings, if, in the course

of the trial of a person for an offence under,this Order, application is made by the

droseeutori in the interests of national safety, that all or any portion of the public

should be excluded during any part of the hearing, the Court may make an order to

that effect, but the passing of sentence shall in any case take place in public.

5. Article 2 (1) of “The China and Corea (Amendment) Order in Council,

1909,” and the whole of “ The China (War Powers) Order iu Council, 1917,” are

hereby repealed, but this repeal shall not, (a) affect the past operation thereof or

any right, title, obligation or liability thereunder; .or (6) interfere with the institu-

tion or prosecution of any legal proceedmg thereunder.

6. This order is in substitution for “The China (Amendment) Order in Coun-

cil, 1920,” which has not taken effect and is hereby revoked.

And the Eight Honourable George Nathaniel, Earl Curzon of Kedleston-, K.G.,

Ac., one of His Majesty’s Principal Secretaries of State, is to give the necessary

directions herein.

Almeric FiTzatOY.

THE CHINA (AMENDMENT) ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1921

At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 13th day of December, 1921

.Present:

The King’s Most Excellent Majesty

Earl of Lyttoti Sir Frederick Ponsonby

Mr. Secretary Shortt Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer

; Whereas

Majesty the Kingby has

treaty, gi^ant, us^ge,

jurisdiction in China:spfferance or other, lawful means. His

Now, therefore, His Majesty, by virtue and in .exercise of the powers in this

behalf by the Foreign-Jurisdiction Act,, 1890, or, otherwise in His Majesty^y^sted,

is pleased, by and with :the:adv.icelof His Privy Council, to ctrder, and it is ’liereby

ordered, as follows:—

i.—(1)

Council, ThisahdOrder

1921,” shall bemayrdadbe.ascited 'ais “thb

one with TheChina

ChinaOrder

(Amendment)

in Council, Order

1904 (inin

this Order referred to as “ the Principal Order”), and the said Order and any

-other

ChinaOrders

Orders inin Cotnicil

Council,amending the said Order may be cited together as “The

1904 to, 1921.”

(2) This Order shall not apply to phvees within the liipits of. the Consular

District of Kashgar. ■

140 THE CHl^A rAilBNDMENTj O'RDER IN'CGU^fCl£, 1921

2. —-Tiie following provisions are ' siibstittitod fbr Article 162 of tl

Order:—

(1) A register of, British subjects shall bd'kept in the office', of every

Consulate in China.

(2) Every British subject resident in China shall, in the moiith of

January of each year, be registered at the Consulate of! the Consular District

within which he resides, provided that if some other Consulate is more easy of

. .access, he may, with the assent of the Consular Officer, be registered there. A

British subject arriving in China miust apply for registration within' one*

month after his arrival; provided that a person, who fails to apply fot* or to

obtain registration within the time limited by this Article may be registered at

any time if he excuses his failure to the satisfaction of the Consular Officer.

(3) Where a person is in possession of a valid British passport, the

Consular Officer shall, on the first registratioh of any such^person, endorse on

the passport without further fee than that provided for in sub-article (6)

hereunder a certificate of registration in such form as may be prescribed by the

Secretary of State. Where any such person applies for the renewal of the-

, registration' and produces his passport, renewal of his registration heed not

atterid! persohaliy unless that provided for in subiarticle : (6) hereunder be

' endorsed thereon.

(4) Every person who has not previously been registered applying to.be,

registered under this Order shall, unless excused by the Consular Officer^

attend personally for that purpose at the Consulate, but any person applying

for the renewal of his registration need not attend personally unless directed

by the Consular Officer so to do, provided that the registration of the wife or

wives of a man, who is registered under this Order may, if living with him, be

effected without their personal attendance . being required, and provided also

that the registration of minors, being his relatives in whatever degree, living

with the head of a family who is registered under this Order may, if living with

him, be effected without attendance being required.

(5) A person registered in any register of British subjects established

under the provisions of any Order jn Council which have been repealed shall be

registered under the provisions of this Order, unless the Consular Officer is

satisfied after inquiry that the previous registration was erroneous or that such

person is not entitled to registration under the provisions of this Order.

(6) Every person shall, on every registration of himself, and on every

renewal of the registration, pay a fee of two dollars, or such other fee as the

Secretary of State from time to time appoints. The amount of the fee may be

uniform for all persons, or may vary according to the position and circumstances

of different classes, if the Secretary of State from time to time so directs, but

may not in any case exceed four dollars.

(7) Where any person applies to be registered he shall be entitled without

a fee to the assistance of the Consular Officer in the preparation of any

affidavit that may be required.

(8) The Consular Officer may require the production of such evidence

that an applicant for registration is entitled to the status of a British subject

as he may see fit, but subject to such directions as may be issued by the

Secretary of State.

(9) If any British subject neglects to obtain registration under the

provisions of this Order, he shall not be entitled to be recognised or protected,

as a British subject in China, and shall be liable to a fine not exceeding twenty

dollars for each instance of such failure, but he shall, although not registered,

be subject to the jurisdiction of his Majesty’s Courts in China.

3. —From and after the commencement of this Order, Article

Principal Order is hereby repealed, but such repeal shall not prejudice any rights,

obligations or liabilities accrued thereunder.

THE CHINA (COMPANIES) ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1915

At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the day of November, 1915

Present —

Lord President. Jlr. Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.

Lord Stamfordham. Sir Frederick Ponsonbv.

Whereas by Treaty, grant, usage, sufferance, and other lawful means His

Majesty the King has jurisdiction in China :

And wliereas it is desirable to make further prevision with reference to the

exercise of jurisdiction over British Companies carrying On businefek'within the

limits of this Order:

Now, therefore. His Majesty, by virtue and in exercise of the powers in this

behalf by “ The Foreign Jurisdiction Adt, 1890” or otherwise, in His Majesty

vested, is pleased, by and with the advice of His Privy Council, to order, and it is

hereby Ordered, as follows ::—

1. -—This Order may he cited as “ The China (Companies)

1915,” and shall be read as one with the “ China Order, 1904” (hereinafter -called

the “ Principal Order ”), and with any Order amending the same.

2. —In this Order—

“ The Ordinance ” means “The Companies Ordinance, 1911, of the Colony

of Hongkong,” and includes any Ordinance . amending or substituted for the

same.

“ The Life Insurance Companies Ordinance, ” means the Life Insurance

Companies. Ordinance; 1907, of the Colony, of Hongkong, and includes any

Ordinance amending ©r substituted for the same.

“ China Company” means a Company limited by shares or by guarantee

incorporated under the Ordinance, and the operations of which are directed

and controlled from some-place within the limits of this Order.

“ Hongkong China Company ” means a Company incorporated under the

Ordinance which carries on some part of its business within the limits of this

Order, and the operations of which are directed and controlled from some place

in Hongkong.

“ British Company ” means a Company incorporated in the United King-

dom, or in a British Possession, and includes a China Company and a Hong-

kong China Company.

3. —(1.) The Consul-G-eneral at Shanghai, including any pers

Consul-General, shall be'Registrar of Companies at Shanghai.

(2) All acts done within the limits of this Order in pursuance of the provisions

of the Ordinance or of the Life Insurance Companies Ordinance by, to, with, or

before the Registrar' of Companies at Shanghai, shall, subject to the provisions of

this Order, be of the same force and validity as if they had been done by, to, with,

or before the Registrar of Companies in Hongkong.

142 THE CHINA (COMPANIES) ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1915

(3) The Registrar of Companies at Shanghai shall be entitled to initiate simh

proceedings in the Court as he may think necessary to enforce compliance with the

provisions of this Order on the part of British Companies in China.

4. —The Judge may by Rules of Court confer upon Provincial Co

tion in matters dealt with in the Ordinance, and may specify 'in such Rules the

Courts by which, and the classes of cases in which, such jurisdiction shall be

exercised, but subject thereto the jurisdiction conferred by the Ordinance upon any

Court shall within the limits of this Order be exercised by the Supreme Court.

5. —In all matters relating to a Hongkong China Company the j

the Supreme Court and of the Supreme Court of Hongkong shall be concurrent,

and the said two Courts shall in all respects be auxiliary to each other.

6. —Where any proceedings relating to a Hongkong China Compa

winding up of any such Company, are commenced in the Supreme Court, and it

appears that the principal part of such Company’s business is carried on within the

limits of Hongkong, or that for any other reason such proceedings might more con-

veniently be carried on at Hongkong, the Supreme Court may,; of its own motion, or

on the application of any party, make an Order transferring the proceedings to the

Supreme Court of Hongkong.

7. —The Supreme Court shall enforce within the limits of this Ord

or Decree made by the Supreme Coui't of Hongkong in the course of any proceed-

ings relating to a Hongkong China Company, or for the winding up of any such

Company.

8. — (1.) The majority of the Directors of a China Company sh

Subjects resident within the limits of this Order.

(2.) If at any time the proportion of Directors who are British Subjects

resident within the limits of this Order falls to or below one-half, it shall be the

duty of the Directors and also of the Shareholders of the Company to take within

30 days, or such further period as the Court may allow, all necessary steps for the ap-

pointment of such ntimber of Directors who are British Subjects resident within the

limits of this Order as may be necessary to comply with the provisions of this

article.

(3) If default is made in Compliance with this article the Company shall be

liable to a fine not exceeding 50 dollars for every day during which the default con-

tinues, and every Director and every Manager of the Company who knowingly

authorizes or permits the default shall be liable to the like penalty.

(4.) Failure to comply with the provisions of this article shall be a ground upon

which an Order for winding up the Company may be made by the Court.

9. —Ho person other than a British Subject shall be entitled t

auditor of a China Company. • The appointment of any such person as the auditor

of a China Company shall be void, and any certificate or other document given, or

act done, by any person who is not a British Subject purporting to act as auditor

of a China Company shall not be held to comply with any requirements of the

Ordinance.’

10. —Ho person other than a British Subject shall be appointe

the limits of this Order as liquidator of a British Company or as receiver or manager

on behalf of the debentUre-lioldiers of the property of a British Company except with

the sanction of the Court.

11. —(1*) AH documents and other written information which

required

of a ChinabyCompany,

the Ordinance to filewith

be filed withthe.theRegistrar

RegistrarofofCompanies

Companiesat shall, in theandcasea

Shanghai,

copy of all such documents and other xvrit ten information shall, in the case of a

Hongkong China Company, be filed with the Registrar of Companies at Shanghai.

THE CHINA (COMPANIES) ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1915 ]4»

(2) If any Company to which this Article applies fails to comply with its

provisions, the Company and every Officer and Agent of the Company who is know-

ingly a party to the default shall be liable to a fine hot exceeding 50 dollars for

every day during which such default has continued.

12. —The registered office of a China Company shall be

limits of this Order.

13. —(1) No shares shall be issued by a China Company e

paid up shares or upon the term that the shares shall be paid up in full within a

specified period not exceeding three months after allotment.

(2) Shares issued by a China Company otherwise than as fully paid up shares

shall be deemed to be issued upon the condition that if not paid for in full before the

expiration of one week from the date upon which the final payment was due, they

shall be forfeited by the Directors, and it shall be the duty of the Directors at the

expiration of that period to forfeit the said shares. Notice of the forfeiture of any

such shares shall forthwith be given to the registered holder.

Any shares so forfeited shall be deemed to be the property of the Company, and

the Directors may sell, re-allot, or otherwise dispose of the same in such manner as

they think fit. Certificates or other documents of title relating to shares forfeited

under this article shall be returned to the Company.

(3) Within one month of the expiration of the time allowed for the completion

of the payment of all sums due upon the shares, the Secretary of the Company shall

forward to the Registrar of Companies at Shanghai a return signed by the auditor

of the Company giving particulars of the shares issued, of the amounts paid thereon,

of the shares in respect of which default has been made in payment of sums due, and

of the shares forfeited.

(4) If shares are issued by a China Company on terms which fail to comply

with the provisions of this article, or if other default is made in complying therewith,

the Company, and every Director, Manager, Secretary, and other Officer, who is

knowingly a party to such issue or default, shall be guilty of an offence, and shall be

liable to a fine not exceeding 500 dollars for every day during which such offence

continues.

(5) Where on application made it is established to the satisfaction of the Court

that there has been a failure to comply with the provisions of this article through

inadvertence or accidental miscalculation or from some other reasonable cause, and

not from any want of good faith, the Court may, if under all the circumstances it

considers it just so to do, give relief from any forfeiture or penalty which has been

incurred by the applicant, or to which he is, or may be, liable upon such terms as it

may think fit.

(6) The provisions of this Article shall only apply to shares issued by a China

Company after the date when this Order comes into effect:

14. —(1) No China Company limited by guarantee shall be

China without the consent of the Minister.

(2) As a condition of this consent the Minister may require that no persons

other than a British Subject shall be a Member of the Company, or that any Member

of the Company who is not a British Subject shall deposit in Court or give security

for or conform to such arrangement as the Minister shall think fit, for ensuring the

payment of the amount for which he would be liable under the guarantee.

(3) If any China Company limited by guarantee operates in China without the

consent of the Minister, or if any terms imposed by him as a condition of his

consent are not complied with, the Company and every Director, or Manager, Secre-

tary, and other Officer, who is knowingly a party thereto, shall be guilty of an

offence, and shall be liable to a fine not exceeding 500 dollars for every day during

which such offence continues.

1'he;China (companies) order in’ council, 1915

(4) Where on application mad^ it i,s.estahlished to the satisfaction'of/the jQourt

that thhte has been a failure to comply ,with :the, 1 provisions of fhis article,-through

inadvertence or accidental miscalculation or from some others reasonable canse, and

not from any want of good faith, the Court may, 1if under all the circumstances it

coosiddrs'it just so to doi'give relief from any doi-feitnre dr penalty -which has

been incurred by the applicant, or to which he is, or may be, liable upon sU<& terms

as it may thinh fit. ^ .

($) The protmions. of this article shall not apply-to China Companies limited by

guarantee operating in China, at the date of this Order,

15. —(1) Subject fo thc*provisions of this Order,, the jurisd i

in respect of all British Coinpanies carrying on business in China shall be exercised, ;

so far as circumstances admit, in conformity with the provisions ,of the, Ordinance

and of the Life Insurance/Companies Ordinance, except that, Section fb of ,the Com-

panies Amendment Ordinance, ]!>!3, shall not apply in China.

(2) Where reference is made or inferred in any Section of the said Ordinances

to any other Ordinance, of the Colony of Hongkong which deep npt apply witjiin the

limits of this Order, such Section shall be read as though the corfespondingTaw or

e-Uactbient 'applfcahle in Ehglahd were fefeffed^o thefein.

‘‘(SO The duties of the Glovemor, or of.'the.iGrQvefpor in Cpuncil, or of therGelonial

Treasurer under Sections 20, 21, 120 (4), 219, 253, and 255 of the Ordinance shall,

within the limi ts of this Order, be exercised by the'Minister,-'atid u.ridbt'Sections 141

(1),T49, 185, 217, and 261 shall within the limits 'of this Order be exercbedby the

Judge.

(4) In the application of-the said OfdinAnce “ legal'practitioher ” is substituted

for “counsel ” or “solicitor” or “ solicitor and counsel,’' and “^uch.newspaper as the

Judge may direct” is substituted for “ The Gazette.”

(5) All offences under the- said Ordinances made< punishable by fine inay, if

committed within the limits- of this Order, be prosecuted -summarily under -Article

48 of the Principal Order, provided that the maximum finewhich can he :imposed in

the case of offences under the Ordinances tided suminarilv shall be A)200 instead of

«£20. , , "

16. — (1) The power of the Judge under Article 119 of the Principal Order to

make Rules 'of -Court shall extend to any matter which under the Ordinance or finder

the Life; Insurance Companies Ordinance isTo be tegul^ted by Eple's;

' (2) Any Rules in forte at Horigkohg' at fhe dale of this Order reiating to

matters deftlt v/ith in the rttid Ordinances shall, unless kiid until they are repealed by

Rules made ntider this Artie,Ife, apply, s6'far as'Circiiafstances admit, within the limits

of this Order. ; ^

17. All fees prescribed by or under; the Ordipamje ,or by or under the Life

Insurance'-Coinpanies Or'dinaince which are paid to the Registrar v ! of.(Cpi(hpAnics

Shanghai shall be paid by Kini'to’the CblbhiaSl ^^a'kiireb hi; Ho hgkdng!

18. Hokhihg in this Ordbr shall prtjudi'cq’1 db ,Affect the jurisdiction,, of the

Supreme Court over British Companies otheb thari China'Companies and Hongkong

China Companies Within the1 meaning'of'this Ordeb. ‘ ' '

19. This Order shall come into effecj; oh the 1st d^y of January, 1916P , ,

And the Right Honourable Sfc Edward Grey, Baronet, one of His Majesty’s

Principal Secpptayies ,of.State, is to give, the, necessary; directions, herein.:

Aljiebic Eitzboy.

THE CHINA (COMPANIES) AMENDMENT ORDER IN

COUNCIL, 1919

At TiHE .'QoURT AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE, THE J^TH .BAY OF OcTO^;EB, 1919

Present:—

The King’s Most Excellent Majesty

•Lord Steward Sir Francis VilKers

; Mr. Secretary Shoi.tt ,.jS:r Gfeorge Buchauan

Whereas by treaty,- grant, usage, sufferance, and other lavvfur'Tneans, His

Majesty the King has jurisdiction in China :

And whereas dt is desirable to make further provision with reference to the

exercise of jurisdiction over British companies carrying on business withinLhe limits

of this Order :

Now, therefore, His Majesty, by virtue and in exercise of the powers in this

behalf by “The Foreign jurisdiction Act- 1890,” or otherwise, in His Majesty

vested, is pleased, by and with the advice of His Privy'Council, to order, and it is

hereby ordered, as follows

1, This Order may be cited as The China (Companies) Amendment Order in

Oouncil, 1919,” and shall be read as one with “ The China (Companies) ,Order in

Council, 1915.”

2. In this Order

“ The Fire and Mat ine Insurance Companies. Ordinance ”, means “ The Fire

and Marine Insurance Companies Ordinance, 1917, of the Colony of

Hongkong,” and includes any Ordinance amending or substituted for

- the same.

“The Ordinance” means “The Companies .Ordinance, 1911, oi.the Colony

of Hongkong,” and includes any Ordinance amending or substituted

lor the same. ' •

8. Where the general or substantial control of thd. business of a-.Company incor-

porated under the Ordinance is exercised by a person or.persons, ordinarily resident

within the limits of this Order, such Company shall, irrespective of the place at which

the Board of Directors may meet, or of any other circumstances, be deemed to be a

Company of which the operations are directed and controlled from a place within the

limits of this Order and shall he a China Company within the meaning of “ The

China (Companies) Order in Council, 1915.”

4. (1.) No person, other than a British subject resident within the limits of

this Order, shall act as managing-director or in any position similar to that of

managing-director, or shall otherwise exercise general or substantial control of the

business of a China Company.

116 THE CHINA (COMPANIES) AMENDMENT OEDEE IN COUNCIL, 1919

(2.) If default is made in compliance with this Article the Company shall be

liable to a fine not exceeding 50 dollars for every day during which the default

continues, and every director and every manager of the Company who knowingly-

authorizes or permits the default shall he liable to the like penalty.

"(3.) Failure to comply with the provisions of this Article shall be a ground

upon which an order for winding up the Company may be made by the Court.

(4.) This Article shall come into force 60 days after the publication of this

Order.

5. All documents and other written information which a company is required

by the Ordinance to file with the Registrar of Companies shall, in the case of a China

Company, be filed with the Registrar of Companies at Shanghai, and a copy of all

such documents and other written information shall, in the case of a Hongkong

China Company, be filed with the Registrar of Companies at Shanghai.

6. —(1.) The provisions of the Fire and Marine Insurance Com

shall be applied to China Companies and Hongkong China Companies.

(2.) All acts done within the limits of this Order in pursuance of the Fire

and Marine Insurance Companies Ordinance by, to, with, or before the Registrar of

Companies at Shanghai shall, subject to the provisions of this Order, be of the

name force and validity as if they had been done by, to, with, or before the

Registrar of Companies in Hongkong.

(3.) The Registrar of Companies at Shanghai shall be entitled to initiate

such proceedings as he may think necessary to enforce compliance with the pro-

visions of this Order.

7. —(1.) Subject to the provisions of this Order the jurisdiction

respect of China Companies and Hongkong China Companies shall be exercised, so

far as circumstances admit, in conformity with the provisions of the Fire and Marine

Insurance Companies Ordinance.

(2.) The duties of the Governor or of the Governor in Council under

Sections 5 (2), 5 (5), 6 (2), and 7 (1), and of paragraphs 2, 3 and 7 of the First

Schedule of the Fire and Marine Insurance Companies Ordinance shall, within the

limits of this Order, be exercised by the Minister.

(3.) All offences under the Fire and Marine Insurance Companies Ordinance-

made punishable by fine may, if committed within the limits of this Order, be pro-

secuted summarily under Article 48 of “The China Order in Council, 1904,”

provided that the maximum fine which can be imposed in the case of offences tried

summarily shall be <£200 instead of <£20.

8. All fees prescribed by or under the Fire and Marine Insurance Companies

Ordinance which are paid to the Registrar of Companies at Shanghai shall be paid

by him to the Colonial Treasurer at Hongkong.

9. This Order shall come into effect on the first day of January, 1920.

And the Right Honourable Arthur James Balfour, O.M., one of His Majesty’s

Principal Secretaries of State, is to give the necessary directions herein.

Almeric Fitzroy,

THE CHINA (TREATY OE PEACE) ORDER IN

COUNCIL, 1919

At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 9th hay of December, 1919

Present:—

The King's Most Excellent Majesty

Lord President Lord Somerleyton

Lord Chamberlain Sir Frederick Ponsonby

Whereas at Versailles, on the 28th day of June, 1919, a Treaty of Peace with

Germany (hereinafter referred to as “the Treaty”) was signed on behalf of His

Majesty; and

Whereas it was provided in the Treaty that the property of German nationals

within the territory or under the control of an Allied or Associated State might be

constituted a pledge for enemy liabilities upon the conditions laid down in the

Treaty; and

Whereas by the Treaty of Peace Act, 1919, it was provided that His Majesty

might make such appointments, establish such offices, make such Orders in Council,

and do such things as appeared to Him to be necessary for carrying out the Treaty,

and for giving effect to any of the provisions thereof; and

Whereas by Treaty, grant, usage, sufferance, or other lawful means His Majesty

has power.and jurisdiction in China; and

Whereas there is now in China certain property of German nationals under the

control of His Majesty, and it is expedient to make provision for charging such pro-

perty with the payment of the liabilities for which it may be constituted a pledge by

the Treaty in the manner hereinafter provided:

How, therefore, His Majesty, by virtue and in exercise of the powers in this

behalf by the Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890, or otherwise in Him vested, is pleased,

by and with the advice of His Privy Council, to order, and it is hereby ordered, as

follows :—

1. All property rights and interests,in China belonging to German nationals at

the date when the Treaty comes into force (not being property rights or interests

acquired under any general licence issued by or on behalf of His Majesty) and the

net proceeds of their sale, liquidation, or other dealings therewith, so far as such

property rights and interests or such net proceeds are vested in or otherwise under

the control of the Custodian of enemy property or other British authority under the

Trading with the Enemy Acts or the Trading with the Enemy Regulations, are here-

by charged

(a) First, with payment of the amounts due in respect of claims by British

nationals with regard to their property rights and interests,

including companies and associations in which they are interested

in German territory, or debts owing to them by German nationals

148 THE CHINA (TREATY OF PEACE) ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1919

and with payment of any compensation awarded by the Mixed

Arbitral Tribunal or by an arbitrator appointed by that Tribunal,

in pursuance of paragraph {>) of Article 2$? ;pf the Treaty, and

With payment of claims growing out/ o# actfe comni'itted by the

German Government o,r by German authorities since the 31st

July, 1914, and before the 4th Augdst, 1914.

(6) Secondly, with payment of the amounts due in respect of claims by

British nationals with regard to their property rights and interests,

in the territories of Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, and Turkey in sa

fai1 as'those claims are not otherwise satlsf&d.

Provided that any particular property rights or interests so charged may at any

time, if the Minister thinks nt, be released from the charge so created.

2. In the application and enforcement of the charge created by this Order the

claims of or debts owing to British nationals resident or..carrying on business in

China shall enjoy priority over the claims of or debts owing to other British

nationals. big

3. With a view to making effective and enforcing’such, charge as aforesaid :—

(a) No person shall, without the consent of .tlm.|CustQ,dian,, tiWMffcr, part

with, or-otherwise deal in any property, right, or interest .subject

to the charge, and if he does so he shall be liable, on summary

conyicfiQn, to a fine not exceeding one hundred pounds or to

imprtsonment.for a term not exceeding three m’oliths, or to’both

sucH imprisonment and fine. . V .: 1

(b) Every person owning or having the control or management qf .anygpro.-

perty right or interest subject to the charge (including where the

property right or interest ponsists of shares, stocks, or other

securities issued by a company, municipal autliority, if other body,

or any right or interest therein, such company, authority, or body)

shall, unless particulars' thereof have already beefi furnished to thb-

Custodian in accordance with the: Trading with the Enemy Acts,

1914 to 1918, or the Trading witk the Enemy Consolidation

Regulations, 1918, within one month-from the date when, this

Order comes into operation, by notice in writing communicate the,

fact to the Custodian, and shall furnish the Custodian with such

particulars in relation thereto as the Custodian may-require, and

if any person fails to do s.n he shall,-on summary, conviction, be

liable to a fine not exceeding one hundred pounds.

(c) Where the property charged consists of inscribed, or registered stock,

shares, or other securities, any company, municipal authority,pf

other body by whom the securities were issued or are managed

shall, on application being made by'the Custodian, enter the Cus-

todian in the books in which the securities are inscribed or

registered as the proprietor of the secutities subject to the charge,

and the Custodian shall, subject to the consent of the Minister,

have powrer to sell or otherwise deal with-the securities as prd-'

prietor of which he is so registered or inscribed.

(d) The Minister may by order vest in the Custodian any property rights-.

and interests subject to the charge, or the right to transfer the

same, and for that-purpose .section 4 of the Trading with the

Enemy (Amendment) Act, 1916, shall apply as if such property

rights and interests were property, belonging to an enemy or

enemy subject.

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, .(e) If any person called tyx)HjtpL pay an^ money; QfM> t^^sfer, pr/otherwise-

to deal tvithi aiiy property rigite ot interest has’l-«ysbnHo /suspect

that the same are subject to sueh charge as aforesaid, he shall,

before paying, transferring, or dealing with the same, report the

matter to the Custodian, ami shall comply with fthy dim'Utrts'that

the Custodian may give with respect thereto.

4. All decisions of (he Mixed Arbitral Tribunal constituted unden Section.YI of

Part X of the Treaty, if within the jurisdiction 'bi'that Tribuhai;; shall 'Bfe'ti'iial and

conclusive, and binding on all courts.

5. For the purpose of enforcing the altendance of witnesses before the Mixed

Arbitral Tribunal, whether sitting in China or not, and compelling the production

before, the Tribunal of,documents, the Minister shall have power to issue orders-

which shall have the like dffect aA if the ptbeeddings befotb the-(tribunal were’ an

action in thp court and thdbrder wefe a formal process issued' by that ebifft in the

due exercise' of its jufisdibtion and shall bO ‘enforceable by thdt eoGrt alfeebrdingly,

and disobedienCO tb ahy'such Order sball be punishable as contempt of eburt.;

« 6, SectionsIV, V, and VI of Part X of the Treaty relating to’ propOriy fights

and interests, to contracts, prescriptions and judgments, and fo the Mixed Arbitral

Tribunal, and all provisions of the said Treaty affecting or relating to the charge

created by this Order shall have full force and effect as law.

7. The time at which the periods of prescription or limitation of right'of action

referred; to in Article 300 of the Treaty shall begin again to ruh shall be at the ex-

piration of six months after the coming into force of the Treaty, and the per'iod,' to be

allowed within which presentation of negotiable instruments for acceptance or pay-

ment, and notice of ndn-abceptance or non-payment-or protest may be fhade udder

Article 301, shall be six months from the coming into force of the Treaty.-

8. Rules made during the war by any5‘rbeognised Exehangd'of Cominefcial

Association providing for the closure of contracts entered into before‘the war by an

enemy, and any action taken thereunder are hereby contirmed, subject to the pro-

visos contained in paragraph 4 (a) of the Annex to. Section V of Part X of the

Treaty. .

9. The power under Article,155 of the China Order in,.Cq^neih l9Q4>;Op under

any Order amending the said Order, to make King’s Kegulatipns .shall extend, to the

issue of regulations for the purpose of enforcing the charge created by this Order,

and for making such arrangements as may be required for establishing and

assessing the claims and debts for the payment of which the property charged is

rendered liable, and for the, payments, in whole or in part, of the sums due.

10. This Order may be cited as the China (Treaty of Peace) Order in

Council, 1919, and shall be read as one with the China Order in Council, 1904,

and with any'Order amending the same.

11. This Order. shall come into operation 6h the date when the Treaty of

Peace comes into force.

Almeric Fit?rov.

STATUTORY RULES AND ORDERS, 1909. No. 751

THE CHINA ANT) COREA (CONSULAR FEES) ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1909

At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 28th day op June, 1909

Present :

The King’s Most Excellent Majesty in Council.

Whereas by “The Consular Salaries and Fees Act, 1891,” His Majesty the King

is authorized by Order in Council to fix the fees to be taken in respect of any matter

or thing done by a Consular officer in the execution of his office, and to vary such

fees by way of increase or decrease, and to abolish fees and to create new fees;

And whereas it is expedient that the Table of Fees fixed by the China and Corea

(Consular and Marriage Fees) Order in Council, 1906, should, in certain respects, be

added to, and that fees should be created in respect of the attendance of Consular

officers in the Mixed Court at Shanghai, and in respect of the assistance rendered by

Consular officers to British litigants in such Court:

Now, therefore, in pursuance of the before-mentioned Act, His Majesty is

pleased, by and with the advice of His Privy Council, to order, and it is hereby

ordered, as follows:

1. This Order may be cited as “ The China and Corea (Consular Fees) Order in

Council, 1909.”

2. The several fees set forth in the Table annexed to this Order are hereby

established, and the said Table shall be construed as part of this Order.

3. This Order shall come into operation on such date as His Majesty’s Consul-

General at Shanghai shall appoint.

4. This Order shall extend to all places in China and Corea.

And the Right Honourable Sir Edward Grey, Baronet, one of His Majesty’s

Principal Secretaries of State, is to give the necessary directions herein.

A. W. Fitzroy.

SCHEDULE

Table op Consular Fees to be taken in respect op Assistance Rendered

by the Assessor in the Mixed Court at Shanghai.

1. On application to the Assessor for his request for the assistance of the

Chinese authorities, including filing Petition:—

Where the amount involved is— s. d.

Under 10Z ... 2 6

10Z. and under 50Z 5 0

50Z. and under 100Z 7 6

100Z. or upwards 10 0

For each complete 100Z. not exceeding a total fee of 51.

2. On each subsequent communication in writing to the China

authorities 2 6

3. Hearing fee on each attendance of the Assessor at a sitting

of the Court 10 0

TABLES OE OONSOLAK FEES

o be taken mChina^dJ

of ,he

!Pilsil™ii?s

wages, &e.,ofa| dece^edsea

vvS

(To include the fee for inspection of ship’s papers. See No. 46.)

in^ris^

152 TABLE'S OF CONSELAE FBES

30. (See No.—For any other200 protest a.[except-bill 60. .of) by a Consular officer

patent

•exchange

words, filing

-copy, original, 60)], if not

toandbpexelpsive.of

furnishing one exceeding

feOfforcertified 61. attested 0 50

ing, 31.ififrdqiiifed,

required. theThis-If

body of thep^dtestfSee the No.

protest

draw-,

96).

or 1 O' O'

report’df

ifGovernment-pay;;half-pay,

required,

/‘safVey'

62.—For e

to quarterly

xceed J or monthly

or

attaching-Consular‘signature' pensiondeclarations ....0

t o

for 1 0

any

200 words,

tion thereoffor every additional’100 ybrds or'frac- 2 6 other ; declaration' of existence

63.—Ditto; if-drawnofupa byperson' a Consular officer ...0”.00 626 060

tion32.33.bond, each copy—For (See No. 95) attesting........0

average,

0 5 0bottomry64.—For

65. or arbitra- certificate s identity

crew ofopened a British —For preparing

agreementa fresh agreement

authority 66. with the 0 50

beingcopy

the at avessel

foreign on port,'

new articles

and, forofAct$furnishing

require , O • officer^in any document not otherwise provided for 0 5 0

should34—Bill bewhichmadeof the Merchant

accessible

health...., to Shipping

the crtvr .0*10

36.37.35. —Certifyingoftoorigin

—Certificate a ,0foreign 10 0 hiirdf health.....'... 0 IB 0

of gSoflstheand67.deathfiling

—Certificate of due ofcopy 0 60

anya seaman)

registration not otherwise provided00 22 66

•from38.a British port —For application addressed 0 6 0 oftoforgoods

landing . 68.—For

local

exported

authori-

ties

granted for arrest or imprisonment the request ofoftheamaster seaman,....;if0 6 0 under Order in Councilhe.’ ,!charged for the*registration of a British

N. B . — No fee is to sub-

39. pursuant to—For

40. —Ditto, forcertificate

each release of granted a seamantion,as 69.—For

to whenthe issue0 ofregistration

such

num- 6 certificate

0 .of British

is not registra-° ^

compulsory

ber

matterofinwards the

required crew byof local a vessel, or as for to any .other

clear-19 . under Order ineach Council hooks of0 26

ance

andN.41)B.—A payment and outwarcjsauthorities of a vessel (SeetheNos. 0 5 0

• -70—For

births,

provided marriages, orsearch

deaths inkept

the atregister

the Consulate

Fees 19 and 4(1 at everyof ^5portshallin Chifreenthea durishinBs?,frornthe thefollopayment

wing three(if No. 71. books of births, marriages, or deaths (See0 10

in register

no other fee is chargeable

months. 41.

quiredlist,by giving

tailed

—For

local authorities,

the names, &c.a muster-roll,

, of eaoh

drawing

member

up in form

or de-of •' or part

1 and 72.70) of a document,

language re-

if uot exceeding 100 words...0 6 0

0 26

the crew of a vessel (to be charged in addition to 73.

100N.words 1.—Anoradditional

fraction

No. 42.40) —For affixing Consular 0 2 6signature BConsular

and seal, feethereof

officer.■ (See isNo.to 99).

be charged

' when the copyp.OisImade

0 10

if required,

43. to a ship'—For s manifest affixing ..0 5 seal

Consular 0 byorthesignature

74— to 50

any

if not44.entry required in thebyofficial

the—For log-bookShipping

Merchant of a BritishActvessel,

attesting the 6 0 of a75—

0execution 76—

77. bill of sale

of a ship, or shares in a shiprequired from Consular0 5 0 ;77A.—For transit pass passport, pass, or visa : « 26

officei 45.—For

engagement by foreign any authorities

of a

document

British seamanas a inpreliminary

a foreign to the

vessel; being 78.a seaman, including Consular signature to0 8 0

including46. official seal and signature inspecting ship’s 0 1 0 npnute of proceeditigs 1 00

production

performN.Bany.—isThispecific required—For to enable

service on a Consular

the ship’s officer

behalf to. 0 2 0 papers the

79.when

op forproperty, eithertheir administration

situate in the or distribution,

country of the Consular of I| 2icent.per

s Fee is not to be charged when Fee No. 19 is levi- o(ficep’s sgaifi&u, residence,

dyingin the of a British

intestate, ! : subject, not being a )-on

5r ifofnotlegally

intestate, when | value.

gross

has beenwithdrawnfromthe

47. for, if notJ Consular offi-For cer ingranting

the intervabany certificateundertaken not otherwise- absence competent

provided 48. exceeding

—If 100 : words

exceeding 100 ...o

words, b ofor representatives

every 8p.—For

additional of

uniting the deceased

documents and attaching Con-J

100 ’wqrds

49.—For —Foror fraction

noting thereof: 0 5 Q 81—For directing searfch for, or obtaining from 2 6

sular seal to the fastening..... 0

-50.61.—For protestaofbilla hill,ofanexchange

administering ofoath,

exchange or aud copya01 ,.50 00 local

receiving Publicregisters, Record Office or copies or elsewhere, extractsor other

of wills,incurred

deeds, from

declaration or affirmation

signature. j without

t...uu attestation, of...0 2 6’ fees matters, for inattestation

addition to expenses aud'any0 6 0

•15ft.-—Foror.administering an. oath, , or. receiving

of signa-a 5 o for required,82. any document not otherwise provided

deolaifation

ture 53.—For •. Iaffirmation

-.•. eaoh. Consularwith .... attestation

'.signature attached to ano0 26 by thistoTable 0 50

exhibit 64. > referred

-t - F or to in an

eacbalteratioB.er affidavit or declaration...

interlineation i-nitiai- 83.

ddprepared

by thebyConsular him. id-.Officer dooument not 0- 0 6 ment,

,.i. . .' toin aanytransfer quired83a—For packet,

. .V new or article, when nq signature isJ.re-ii.O 2 0

55.—For each:by. .signature of shares0 2 0 gistration,’ i title-deeds ofofland, includingwithre-

or• stock

: 56.—For attested the

each signature Consular

to aofficerofficer

transferwhenof execut-

shares a minimum fee ofcent,

per £110s.on value

83b.—FornotifyiugtOauthoritiesloSSbf and a maximumtheproperty,of £19.

ored stock

the inConsular

attestedby

the presence the Consular

of one or more witnesses besides!.0 5 0 replace it

officerexecution copy of title-deed, and requesting issue of owner’s

copy...Ito 0 0

.attested 57.—For by. theeach Consular of

officer a

(SeepowerNo. of attorney

104) 0 5 0 6# the property, witl

at theN;5S.Bsame .—When more

a fee than

of £1thefourpersona,

y is to beexecute a power of-attorney a vqaximum Forofregistration

£10. u, of title'deeds „

person59.—For —Fortime

not beingattesting

a British

onlexecution charged.

seaman(SeeNos.l5andof a will of102) any0 1, p local“83d. .——For

83f.authorities caneelment of title-deeds issued by11 00 00

veyance each execution of a deed, bond, or con- S3r.—For registration orof foreclosure of mort- I 0 00

discharge of mortgage 1 0

where the£1under

exceed valueseal, of theattested

property 1

by Inthequestion

Consulardoesofficer

not 0 gage88a—For . registration

88h—For

Ditto,

Ditto, exceeds,ditto, £5 £5 u0 27 66 for, made in land register at theotherwise

ties interested

any entry, not request otprovided

the par- 0 0

,,..........0,

TABLES OF CONSULAR FEES 153

Fee* to be taken for eertdiri Attendemce* in addition to any other Fee chanjeuble1 muter ih epiexeo t liib’e, ami to gravelling

and other Expenses fSee Notes 3 and 4, .

Attendance in respect

81. — At a shipwreck,

ing a85.ship in distress,—At or for

per day the purpose of assist-^'2 0s. d.0 traction 91.—Ditto,

thereof, ditto, or each additionalperhour, or £ s1

apershipwreck, at0 0request 92.of—parties

authorities, At request

for in-10s.

the of,transaction

with

partiesa maximum

interested,

elsewhere ordayofthanlocal

of...4

terested, to assist or

86. ait the affixing:advise as

—At request to salvage, day...3

ofonparties the

fee isConsnlar

interested, or ofOffice

provided in theof Table

local any of oftheConsular whichfor.ata

duties forFees,

authorities,

property of deceased persons,or ifremoying:

aosent lessoftnan

^eaistwo^ - ^, e.perdchday hour,or fraction-thereof, 10s., with amaidmuin

of of4 i

87. thereof, 10s.—Ditto, ditto,of...4for each local92a.—At

additional

E3ur, hour,request

authorities,

or fraction orthereof, of parties interested,

at a measurement

10s. , with land, fororeach

ofa minimum

fraction

88.

authorities,

with

—At a maximum per

if absent lessrequest

day

than twoof. .Iparties

0-0- 93.—Ator the

interested,

transaction anyrequest

ofof local dutyofforpartieswhich interested, for the (

a fee isoffice

leviable

of...l

hoursgg Ditto,at aditto,

valuation, O' ® under

or 0 0 atsuchthefee,Consular

this order, whether at tile Consular otto

fraction thereof, 10s.of, for

with each additional hour,

amaximumper dayof local

of...4 for eachofficer’s

inof 6thea.m.daytime,

residence,'

thathalf-hour,

is tonotsay,orduring

an. addition

fraction

between thereof,

the hoursif

90. At request parties interested, or

authorities, at a sale, if absent less than two hours.2 0 0 business and 9 p.m., but the customary

N.B.—hours

This feeOf istheleviable

placefoi: any atfendanee 6n Sundays.0 i

Fees to be taken in respect of certain other & ■request vices which may beinterested.

of Parties rendered by a Consular officer at his

Service in respect of which the Fee is to be taken.

a fee94.is leviable' —For the transaction

at there- of anysequent 105. for100 which

duty £ors.fractiOn tHeredf i.O1 5

Consular

sidence, inoffice

under

additionor attpthis thesuchOrder,

Consular whether

forofficer’s

fee,night each half- nesses, 106.besideswords, a,. Consular officer, are’request

required,of thefor

hour, or fraction thereof, if in the time, that each

1( parties witness supplied by him at the

is to95.say, between the—For

bitration bond (See No.

hours of ,9 p.m. andpreparing

32)

6 a.m. ...0 average,'

office,

1declaration

( persons, 107.atinterested

bottomry J

theordocu- ar- and on behalf,

request,

.:

ofwhich

privatea

02

96. —For drawing a or other

Consular officer for the ' transaction of businjess

ment,

insons or theverbal

writing body of a protest,orordepositions

beforedeclarations

for takingofdown par- undertake

hour,ofor(Seefraction underisthethereof,

permitted,

Consular but is not bound,

Regulations;

10s..Form

withA)a maximum for eachto

ing into madewriting

contracting parties,

a Consular made

agreements

exclusive

officerbefore

of fees

or forhimreduc-

for by

attesta- day, 108. — In Notes

cases 3 where

and 4 anti a, ,Consular . ■. actsperas4 u 0

officer

tion, &c. (See Part II.), jf not exceedingexceeding ! arbitrator,

100 wordsthat0 ,number, eachofinprovided the parties mteristeclthatdeclare

quent97.98.100 words, or fraction—If

—For therfepf ...............,;.,...0

assisting in > inare

drawing able

hb'

writing

for,

aware

for such

petitions,

the nature

subse-

the reference

.service,

ap- . andatogree

and'

arbitration

rate,ofto thepayfpethe’same, they

charge-

plications, or other

99. 100 words,—For documents not' s peoified, each 0 ! a

a copy of a amount commission in dispute on the value of;

if not of 2i per cent., with a minimum the, property - or.,

exceeding

(See100. No. 72) exclusive of fee formaking certificate 0 :

document,

qnentN.100B.—words, —If

or fraction thereof exceeding that number for everysubse-'

(99 andfoo)Ifthearymaking

fees TCI.—For copyisin

to tie cloriarRian-verifying'

' n, ’language double the abov Notes. i. If the’Cbnshfaf officer iliali be .nSmed''Commis-

sioner toCourtexamine nvitnheepfiislsallunder

document, infraction

any European a translation of a British of. Justice owed toa actCommias ssuch,sion charging

issued byanda

words,

certificate or (See No. thereof,language,,

47) exclusive'for.of every

fee 100

for0 ! retaining tteedsloinarjhees Rjr soloing. A.Consular oSied- • shbubh

101a.—Forin themaking,or

a document Chinese, verifying

Corean Oraother translation

Orientalof2 ,K tan .'d #

language,

101b.—forForinfirst 100 characters

making.or verifying a translation of iphcia«liyofprovi flcio dunder

ed, tof.tl

alanguage,

Sbcumeht the

for every Chuffise,' C orean or other Oriental

subsequent1 100 characters, or0,1!1 Consular ia' t o^rTperi^ot^Snftwclve'

4—In cases of attendances away *Yv) offechor'

hou^’ijii-idulat'

fromth^

,e 4ay

* •«*»» the

fraction

‘ thereof

T02.—For .

dtawifig

Y a will', if not' exceeding 200 offi c er Ami . o

s ffi

i t c

y

er’s yed^enge

necessafy

ooe4,aIf to r be (Parts III.

accompani eaad-IV.

ld by ! ), if the-Consulai

a clerk, the fee wil ’

words103.(See IfNos. 15 andthat 58) number,

- for every subse-1 ( to ^charged 'notfl '{paid

* in British

°“bf. * gM#,

**«}♦•^aretothe.bdfees,

quent

..exceeding

—words,

100

104.TyFar

exceedingor

drawing fraction thereof 0 ; Chi 5.

n a—i The

n . M above

exi c an fees, if

dollars, a t the rate of exchange fl x ed paidarebvih

periodicallv

200 words (See N the Treasury, in Corea, in Japanese currency, a t the rate of 10 yen to

TEXT OF RECENT SINO-FOREIGN

TREATIES, ETC.

[Declaration of the Nationalist Government on July 7, 19.28.]

On July 7, 1923, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Nationalist Gov-

ernment* made the following declaration (translation) on the conclusion of

new Treaties with the Powers:

“The Nationalist Government, with a view to adapting themselves to the

present day circumstances and with the object of promoting the welfare of

and the friendly relations between 'China and different countries, have always

considered the abrogation of all the unequal Treaties and the conclusion of

new Treaties on the basis of equality and mutual respect for territorial

sovereignty as the most pressing problem at the present time. These aims have

been embodied in declarations repeatedly made by the Nationalist Government.

“Now that the unification of China is an accomplished fact, it is the task

of the Nationalist Government to make every effort to fully realize these aims.

While they will continue to afford protection to foreign lives and property in

China, according to law, the Nationalist Government hereby make the follow-

ing specific declaration with regard to all the unequal Treaties :

“(1) All the unequal Treaties between the Republic of China and other

countries, which have already expired, shall be ipso facto abrogated, and new

Treaties shall be concluded.

“(2) The Nationalist Government will immediately take steps to terminate,

in accordance with-proper procedure, those unequal Treaties which have not

yet expired, and conclude new Treaties.

“(3) In the case of old Treaties which have already expired, but which

have not yet been replaced by new Treaties, the Nationalist Government will

promulgate appropriate interim regulations to meet the exigencies of such

.situation.”

Interim Regulations.

At the same time the Nationalist Government issued the following Pro-

visional Regulations Governing the Relations between China and the Powers

after the Abrogation of the Old Treaties and pending the Conclusion of New

Treaties: —

“1 Foreign countries and foreigners, as designated in these Regulations,

apply only to those foreign countries and the nationals thereof whose Treaties

with China have already expired, and with whom new Treaties have not yet

been concluded.

“2 All diplomatic officials and consular officials of foreign countries sta-

tioned in China shall be entitled to proper treatment accorded under inter-

national law.

“3. The persons and properties of foreigners in China shall receive due

protection under Chinese Law.

“4. Foreigners in China, shall be subject to the regulations of Chinese Law

,and the jurisdiction of .Chinese Law Courts.

Republic* Sime October 10, 1928, the English designation has been altered to the “ National Government of the

of China.”

SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES 155

“5. Pending the enforcement of the National Tariff Schedule, the regular

customs duties on commodities imported into China from foreign countries

or by foreigners, and those exported from Chtna to foreign countries, shall

be collected

6. All taxes and duties which Chinese citizens are under obligation to pay

shall be payable equally by foreigners in accordance with the law.

“7. Matter's not provided for by the foregoing Regulations, shall be dealt

with in accordance with International Law and Chinese Municipal (Law.”

TREATIES WHICH HAVE EXPIRED.

Treaties covered by the first item of the Nationalist Government’s de-

claration of July 7, 1928, are the Sino-French Conventions relative to the

overland trade between the Chinese frontier and French Indo-China, as well

as the Sino-Japanese, Sino-Belgian, Sino-Spanish, Sino-Portuguese, Sino-

Italian and 'Sino-Danish Commercial Treaties.

The Sino-French Convention of Tientsin of April 25th, 1886, the Sino-

French Additional Commercial Convention of June 26th, 1887, and the Sino-

French Supplementary Convention of June 20th, 1895, expired simultaneously

on August 7th, 1926. The Sino-Japanese Treaty of Commerce and Navigation

of July 21st, 1896, together with the Supplementary Treaty of October 8th.

1903, expired on October 20th, 1926. The Sino-Belgian Treaty of Peking of

November 2nd, 1865 expired on October 27th, 1926. The Sino-Spanish Treaty

of Tientsin of October 10th, 1864, expired on May 10th, 1927. The Sino-

Portuguese Treaty of Commerce and Navigation of December 1st, 1887, ex-

pired on April 28th, 1928. The Sino-Italian Treaty of Peking of October 26th,

1866, and the Sino-Danish Treaty of Tientsin of July 13th, 1863, expired

simultaneously on June 30th, 1928.

With these Powers the Nationalist Government carried on diplomatic

correspondence and negotiations for the purpose of concluding new Treaties-

The texts of the Treaties resulting therefrom follow.

SmO-AMERICAN TARIEE TREATY.

Treaty regulating Tariff Regulations between the Republic of China

and the United States of America.

The Republic of China and the United States of America, both being

animated by an earnest desire to maintain the good relations which happily

subsist between the two countries, and wishing to extend and consolidate the

commercial intercourse between them, have, for the purpose of negotiating a

treaty designed to facilitate these objects, named as their Plenipotentiaries: —

The Government Council of the Nationalist Government of the Republic

of China:

Mr. T. V. Soong, Minister of Finance of the Nationalist Govern-

ment of the Republic of China;

The President of the United States of America:

Mr. J. V. A. MacMurray. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister

Plenipotentiary of the United States of America to China;

Who having met and duly exchanged their full powers, which have been

found to be in proper form, have agreed upon the following treaty between the

two Countries:

156 SINO-F01? lyfCTN TREATIES

'(. Article I.-r-All

: pr^visiohs .whicli appear in the treaties hitherto concluded

and in lorce between ‘China, and the United States of America relating to-rates

‘of duty on imports! andt exports of mferchandise, drawbacks, transit dues and

tonnage dues in China (shall rbe ■ annulled1 and become inoperative, nbid the

principle, of ertmplbte ‘national,(tariff^^ptonpipy shall,,apply s^iUject,■ however,

to the condition that each of ,the.High .Cpntrapting parties, shall enjoy, in,the

t^i’ritoi'ies of th^. ptoer with respect,Jio .itbe (^oy^, specified and. any related

matters, treatment in no’, w^ dis^riipinatory ajs cpjhpared' Vith. the' treatment

recorded to1 any other country. ‘ ' "

The nationals iqf neither of the High Contracting Parties shall be com-

pelled under any pretext whatever to pay, within the territories of the other

Party,any duties, internal charges!,or taxes upon their importations and ex-

portions other or higher; tharr those paid by nationals of the; country or by

nationals of any other country. uaor't

The above provisions shall become effective on January 1, 1929, provided

that the exchange of ratifications hereinafter 'provided shall have; taken place

by that date; otherwise,. a:c a, date^fbur months ‘subsequept tc such, exchange

of ratifications.' uu: ■ lo >'• 'o no - . :

Article II.^-The English and ©Mnesfe texts of this Treaty have been care-

fully compared and verified ; but, in the'event of there being a difference of

meaning

held between'‘the; fwb, the‘-sense‘his expressed

to . prevail. / in the English text shall be

This Treaty,shall, be ratified by the High Cohtrgeting,Parties in accordahhe

yith their, respective; cckns'tituticnar methods, and the ratifications shall be

0xcbanged,..in Waghiogtgn _as, £©0n, as'ppssible.

In. testimony , whereof,- we;' the undersigned, by virtue, of our respective

powers have signed this Treaty in duplicate ,in the English and Chinese

languages and hnye. .affixed, our gespectiye seals.

Done'at Peiping,nibhe'l 25th , d-uy., of the, ,7th. mouth of the 17th year pf .the

Republic of China, corresponding to. the 25th of July, 1928.

(Signed) T. Y. Soong.

(Signed) J. Y. A MacMurray.

SINO-FEENCH TAEIEE TEEATY.

Treaty Regulating Customs Relations between the Republic of China

and the Frenchs Republic.

{Translation 'fiorti the Frditch).

On September' 29, T928, Dr.: C. T. Wang sent to Mr. Cosme, the French

Charg4 d’Affaires at Peiping, a Note, 'suggesting that' the • tariff relations

between China and France be readjusted on the basis of the principles which

had been proposed to the British and other friendly Governments. As a result

of the subsequent negotiations : between iDr. Wang and Count de Martel, the

French Minister, the following treaty was concluded on December 22, 1928:

: The Republic ofi.China- and the French Republic,/ an,imated! by the desire

to further consolidate the ties of friendship which happily subsist between

thei two countries gud to develop their. eqmrnefcial relations,, h$,ve dec,ided to

■conclude .a Freaty ahd .haYP, for this pu'r.pp^ pamed as their respective Pleni-

potentiaries, that is to say: " '' ' ' ’ .’.

SmO-FOTfETO^ TREA^TIEiS 157

!

The Presfdent of ‘t% National 1 Government of the Republic of China :

' "' Slis ^Exceliehcy' Df. Chengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign

Affairs ,of the National Government of the Republic of China;’

. The 7?re.si:denfe of the'IfJiierLch Republics

His Excellency Count ID. de Martel, Minister Plenipotentiary and

Envoy Extraordinary of the French Republic to China, Coin-

. man-der- de la -iLegion dMlonneijr, ■

Who, having coxnmunieaitQdvtotgaph pthejp; their ;tikll powers, found in good

and due form, have agreed upon the following Articles:

Article T.—All the provision's which appear in the treaties hitherto con-,

eluded‘and'in forr’e betweejn China and France relating to rtit^s'of duty on

imports’and Axpbrts <5f' merchandise, drawback^ transit dueh and tonnage

dries in China phall.be annulled and becdfne inoperative, and the principle,

of complete aiitofib'ihy shair h'enc'etorth apply in respect of‘the Customs tariff

and related matterd, subject, however; to the condition that’each' Pf the High

Contracting/Parties shall :enjoy Jin; the territories, possessions, colonies and

protectorates of'the'i'dther, iri relation to the above specified and related mat-

ters, treatment in no way less favourable than that, effectively enjoyed by

any other country.

Article II.—The Nationals pf., either p*; the High Contracting Parties

shall not be cohapelled .under,any pretext whatever to7 pay within the territories

possessions, colonies and protectorates of the'other any duties, internal charges

or taxes upon their importations and exportations higher or other than7 those

paid by nationals of the country or by nationals of any other country .

Article III.—The; pres’etit Treaty Has been written in Chinese and French

and the two texts1 have Hefen carefully compared and verified, but in the event

of there'being a ,differericb of meaning between the two, .the French text shall

be held to'prevail.

The present Treaty shall be ratified as soon as possible and the ratifications

shall be exchanged in Paris. It shall come into force oh the day on which

the two Governments, shall have notified, each other that ratification has been

effected.'

In faith whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty in duplicate and have affixed thereto their seals.

Done at Nanking tins twenty-second day of Abe twelfth month of the

seventeenth-year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the twenty-second

day of December, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Ghengting T. Wang.

(Signed,' D. de Martel.

THE SINO-NOKWEGIAN, SIXO-XETHERLANDS,

AND SINO-SWEDISH TREATIES.

On September 12, 1928, Dr. C, T. Wapg sept practically identical notes to

the Netherlands Minister and the Norwegian and Swedish Charge d'Affaires

at Peiping, Suggesting the following points for the readjustment of the tariff

relations hetMtoh China and the Powers concerned:

li All provisions contained, in the treaties now existing between China and

... relating to rates of duty on imports and exports of merchandise,

drawbacks, transit dues and tonnage Ndues in China shall be annulled and ihe

principle o|, complete nationaV tariE autonomy shall apply.

2. In Eusto|ps, and related matters the principle of reciprocal and undis-

crimihatory treatment shall apply.

158 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

3. Contemplated Tiea^y to become effective on January 1st, 1929, if ratifi-

cations have been exchanged; before that date, otherwise on the day of such

exchange of ratifications.

The texts of the iSino-Norwegian, Sino-Netherlands, and Sino-Swedish

treaties, signed respectively on November 12, December 19, and December 20,

are given below :

Treaty Regulating TarifE Relations between the Republic of China

and the Kingdom of Norway.

The Republic of Chipa and the Kingdom of Norway, both being animated

by an earnest desire to maintain the good relations which happily subsist

between the two countries, and wishing to extend and consolidate the com-

mercial intercourse between them, have, for the purpose of negotiating a treaty

designed to facilitate these objects, named as their Plenipotentiaries: —

The President of the National Government of the Republic of China:

Dr. Chengting T. Wang, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the

National Government of the Republic of China :

His Majesty the King of Norway:

Mr N. Aall, Charge d’Affaires of Norway in China;

who, having met and duly exchanged their full powers, which have been found

to be in proper form, have agreed upon the following Articles:

Article I.-All provisions which appear in the treaties hitherto concluded

and in force between China and Norway relating to rates of duty on imports

and exports of merchandise, drawbacks; transit dues and tonnage dues in

China shall be annulled and, become inoperative, and the principle of com-

plete national tariff autonomy shall apply subject, however, to the condition,

that each of the High Contracting Paities shall enjoy in the territories of

the other with respect to the above specified and any related matters treatment

in no way discriminatory as compared with the treatment accorded to any

other country.

The nationals of neither of the High Contracting Parties shall be com-

pelled under any pretext ..whatever, to pay within the territories of the other

Party any duties, inteinal charges or taxes upon their importations and ex-

portations other or higher than those paid by nationals of the country of by

nationals of any other country.

Article II.—The English and Chinese texts of the present Treaty have-

been carefully compared and verified; but, in the event of there being a

difference of meaning between the two, the sense as expressed in the English

text shall be held to prevail.

The present Treaty shall be ratified as soon asi possible and shall come into

force on the day on which the two Governments shall have notified each other

that the ratification has been effected.

In testimony whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the pre-

sent Treaty in duplicate in the Chinese and English languages and have affixed

thereto their seals.

Doneyearat ofShanghai

teenth this twelfth

the Republic day corresponding

of China, of the eleventhto month of the day

the twelfth seven-of

November, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chexgting T.andWang,

Plenipotentiary Minister of

Foreign Affairs of the National

Government of the Republic of

China.

(Signed) N. Aall,

Plenipotentiary and Charge d’ Af-

faires of Norway in China.

SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES 159

Treaty Regulating Tarifi Relations between the Republic of China and

the Kingdom of the Netherlands.

The National Government of the Republic of China and Her Majesty the.

Queen of the Netherlands, animated by an earnest desire to. consolidate the

ties of friendship which happily subsist between the two countries and to

further develop their commercial relations, have with this object in view re-

solved to conclude a treaty, and have for this purpose named as their respective

'Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:

His Excellency the President of the National Government of the Re-

public of China:

(Dr. Chengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the

National Government of the Republic of China;

Her Majesty the Queen of the Netherlands:

Mr. Willem Jacob Oudendijk, Commander in the Order of Orange

Nassau, Knight in the Order of the Netherlands Lion, Her

Majesty’s Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary

in China;

Who, having communicated to each other their respective full powers,

found in good and due form, have agreed upon the following Articles:

Article I.—All provisions which appear in the treaties hitherto concluded

and in force between China and the Kingdom of the Netherlands relating

to rates of duty on imports and exports of merchandise, drawbacks, transit

dues and tonnage dues in China shall be annulled and become inoperative,

and the principal of complete national tariff autonomy shall apply subject,

however, to the condition that each of the High Contracting Parties shall

enjoy in the territories, possessions and colonies of the other, with respect

to the above specified and any related matters, treatment in no way discri-

minatory as compared with the treatment accorded to any other country.

The nationals of neither of the High Contracting Parties shall be com-

pelled under any pretext whatever to pay within the territories, possessions

or colonies of the other Party any duties, internal charges or taxes upon their

importations and exportations other or higher than those paid by nationals of

the country or by nationals of any other country.

Article II.—The present Treaty is drawn up in two copies in the Chinese,

Netherlands, and English languages. In the event of there being a difference

of meaning between these texts, the sense as expressed in the English text

shall prevail.

Article III. -The present Treaty shall be ratified by the High Contracting

Parties as soon as possible, and the instruments of ratification shall be ex-

changed at Nanking. It shall come into force on the day on which the two

Governments shall have notified each other that the ratification has been

effected.

In faith whereof, the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty in duplicate and have affixed thereto their seals.

Done at Nanking, this nineteenth day of the twelfth month of .the seven-

teenth year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the nineteen day of

December, nineteen hundred ahd twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chengting T. Wang.

(Signed) W\ J. Oudendijk.

160 &rXO-FOREiaN. TREATIES

Treaty Regulating Tariff Relations between China and Sweden.

The Republic of China and. the Kingdom of Sweden, mutually animated

by a desire to maintain; the ties';ofJ friendship which happily exist between

the two countries and wishing to consolidate and extend the commercial in-

tercourse-between them, have for the, purpose of negotiating a treaty designed-

to facilitate the^h objpcts,. hahted a^ their Plenipotentiaries: . .

His Excellency the President of the National Government. of the Re-

pubKc of. China: i - ■ -

Dr. Chengting T. Wang, Minister,, .for Eor-eign Agg,irs ,pf tW

National Government of the Republic of China;

His Majesty the King of Sweden t

Baron C. CLeijonhufvud, Charge d’Affaires ad interim of Sweden in

China; - ;

Who, having.exchanged their full powers found to be in due and proper

form, have agreed upon the, following treaty between the two- countries.

Article I.—All provisions which appear in treaties hitherto concluded and

in force between China and-Sweden; relating to rates of duty on imports and

exports of merchandise, drawbacks, transit dues - and tonnage dues in China

shall be annulled and become inoperative, andT the principle of complete na-

tional tariff autonomy shall apply subject, how ever, to the condition that each

of the High Contracting Parties shall enjoy in the territories, of. the other

wdth discriminatdry

way respect tddhe at>Crye‘ 4Pe°ifiedwith

as compared and the

any treatment

related matters

accordedtreatment

to any ipother-no

country.

The1 nationals of neither of .the High 'Cjontracting Parties shall ;he. com-

pelled underinternal

any dhties, any pretext

chargeswhatever,

or taxestonppn

pay, their

withinimportations

the territories

and ofexportatiphs

the, otherr

other or" higher than those which are paid by inatiohala of’ the country or t>y

nationals of any other country.

Article II.—The present Treaty has ^been drawn up in two copies., in

Chinese, Swedish and English. In case of any difference: of interpretation,,

the English text shall .prevail. n

Article. III.—The present Treaty shall be ratified, as soon as . possible by

the High Contracting Parties in accordance wdth their respfeetive- constitutional

procedure, by Sweden subject to the approval of the Riksdag, and shkll -Come

into force on the day on which the High Contracting Parties shall have notified

each other that ratification has been effected.

In testimony whereof. the undersighed; by ’Virt'ue1 of dtir roS^ecii'/h

powers have signed, thm Treaty, apd have affixed, our rpspeetive seals.

Done .at Nanking.the twentieth day of the twelfth month of the seven-

teenth year of the Republic nB China, corresponding;to the>twentieth,dayr of

December, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight. .1 r,v mj ;

- (Signed) 'Chexoting T. W(\x(;.

1 ^. (.Signed) . Guir. J^KiJONnurvui). . •

THE SINO-BRITISH TREATY.

In a Note dateR, Aughst 30,r ;1928, Dr. Wang suggested to. Sir Miles Eap^P'

son, British Mihister ,to China,; the,,Readjustment, of the-"tariff , relation?; he-'

tween China and Great Britain, along the Imes which were, later' prbppssed

to the Norwegian, Netherlands and 'Swedish Governments.

textThe new treaty,

of the Sjinp^ritish

is^ givpi below : was signed on December 20, 1928. The

SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES 161

Tariff Autonomy Treaty between China and Great Britain.

His Excellency, the President of, the National Government of the Re-

public of China, and

His Majesty the King of Great Britain, Ireland and the British Dominions

beyond the iSeas, Emperor of India.

Desiring to strengthen the good relations which happily exist between

them and to facilitate and extend trade and commerce between their respec-

tive countries,

Have resolved to conclude a treaty for this purpose and have appointed

as their plenipotentiaries —

His Excellency, the President of the National Government of the Re-

public of China:

His Excellency, (Doctor Chengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign

Affair® of the National Government of the Republic of China;

His Majesty the King of Great Britain, Ireland and the British

Dominions beyond the Seas, Emperor of India; For Great

Britain and Northern Ireland:

Sir Miles Wedderburn Lampson, K.C.M.G., C.B., M.V.O., His

Majesty’s Envoy Entraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary

to the Republic of China;

Who, having communicated their full powers, found in good and due form

have agreed as follows: —

Article I.—It is agreed that all provisions of the existing treaties between

the High: Contracting Parties which limit in any way the right of China to

settle her national customs tariff in such way as she may think fit are hereby

abrogated, and that the principle of complete national tariff autonomy shall

apply.

Article II.—The nationals of either of the High Chntracting Parties shall

not be compelled under any pretext whatsoever to pay in the territories of

His Britannic Majesty to which the present Treaty applies and China res-

pectively any duties, internal charges or taxes upon goods imported or ex-

ported by them other than or higher than those paid on goods of the same

origin by British and Chinese natxhnalrS respectively, or by nationals of any

other foreign country

Article III.--His Britannic Majesty agrees to the abrogation of all provi-

sions of the existing treaties between the High Contracting Parties which

limit the right of China to impost tonnage dues at such rates as 'she may

think fit. .

In regard to tonnage dues and alj matters connected, therewith,: Chinese'

ships in those territories of His Britannic Majesty to which the present treaty

applies and British ships in China, shall receive treatment not less favourable

than that, accorded to .the ships, of any other foreign cpuntry.

Article IV-—The.preserif treaty, shall be ratified and the. ratifications shall

be exchanged in London as soon as possible. It shall come into force pn the

date on which the two Parties* shall have notified each other that ratification

has been effected.

The Chinese and English texts, of the present treaty have been carefully

compared and Verified; but iri thd dveUt of there being a difference of meaning

between the two the "sense as expressed in the English text shalF be. held to

prevail.

In witness whereof the respective plenipotentiaries have: signedi the present

treaty in duplicate, and , have'affixed thereunto their seals.

Done at Nanking, the twentieth day of the twelfth month of the seven-

teenth year of the Renublic of China, corresponding to the twentieth day of

December, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chenottnc T; Wang.

(Signed) Miles W. -Ii’Am^sGn.

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THE SINO-BE LG I AN TREATY.

On August

i , 4, 1923,,Dr. C T. Wang notified ‘Baron ,Guil]aume, the Belgian

G'hatd$'

ISSlthAd'ldoirL^g

;£:fttiirk.& -at, •Poiping,

eitpired, and thatthatfor the

the Sifio-Belgian 'Treaty of the

purpose of readjusting IfoTember

relations2,

between the two countries the early conclusion

Dr. Wang suggested that negotiations be opened in Nanking andof a new treaty was necessary.

on November 22, 1928, the following Treaty was concluded between China and

Belgium:

Preliminary Treaty of Amity, and Commerce between the Uepublic of

China and the Union of Belgium and Luxemburg.

The National Government of the Bepublic of 'China and His Majesty the

King of the Belgians, acting in his name and in the, name of Her Royal

Highness the Grand Duchess of; Luxemburg in virtue pf existing agreements,

being inhtually animated by a desxpp to furtRer strengthen the ties of friend-

ship'already happily existing between China-and the Union of Belgium and

Luxemburg, have decided tp conclude,- ..a Preliminary Treaty of Amity .and

Cbnimerce and have, for this purpose, named as their plenipotentiaries that

is to say:

His Excellency the President of the National Government of the Ee-

, public of, China :

Dr. Chengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign - Affairs of the

National Government of the Republic of China;

His Majesty the King’of the, Belgians:

Baron J. Guillaume,' CAarpfe d’:Affaires ad interim,'- of Belgium in

China;

form,Who,

Ravehaving

agreedexchanged

upon andTheir full powers

concluded found toArticles:

the following he in due and proper

Article I.—The two High Contracting Parties recognize that, in the matter

of customs and all related matters, they are, on a footing of perfect equality,

and on the basis of ibis principle they agree that such matters shall be re-

gulated: exclusively by their respective national laws.

It is further agreed that, in respect of all questions of customs as well

as all questions relating thereto, neither of the two High Contracting Parties

shall be: subject, in the territory of the other, to a treatment less favourable

than that accorded to any other country.

In no case shall the nationals of one of the High Contracting Parties be

compelled to pay, in the territory of the other, with respect tp the impprtation

as well as exportation of merchandise, customs dues, transit taxes, or taxes

of any other kind other or higher than those which are paid by the nationals

or the nationals of any other country.

shallArticle II-—The

be subject, nationals

in the of each

territory of theof ether

the twoParty,

HightoContracting

the laws andParties

the

jurisdiction of the law courts of that Party.

Article HI.—The two High Contracting Parties shall

enter into negotiations with a view to the conclusion of a Treaty of Com- as soon as possible

merce and Navigation based upon the principle of reciprocity and equality

of treatment.

Article IV.—The present Treaty is written in Chinese, French and English;

in case of any difference of interpretation, the English text shall be held to

be authoritative.

sin(>i

Article Y.—The present Treaty shall be ratified as soon as possible and the :

ratifications shall be exchanged'hit Nanking. It shall come ihtb force on the

day on which the two Goyernijjemts ? shall baye notified each other that the

ratification has been effected.

In testimony whereof, the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed th§ (

present Treaty in duplicate and have affixed^'their seals 'theretp.' ~ ‘

(Done at Nanking this twenty-second day ,of the 'eleventh month of the

seventeenth year of the Republic of China corresponding-to the' twenty-second,

day of November, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed); Chengting T. Wang

Plenipotentiary and Minister for

Foreign Affairs of the National

Government of the Republic of

China.

(Signed) Baron J. Guillaume

Plenipotentiary and Charge d’Af-

faires ad interim of Belgium in

China.

THE SINO-SPA NISH THE ATT.

On November 24, 1927, iDr. O. C. Wu, then Nationalist Minister for Foreign

Affairs, notified Mr. Garrido, the Spanish Minister at Peiping (Peking) that

the Sino-Spanish Treaty of October 10, 1864j had expired and become in-

operative. Shortly afterwards, on December 2, the following Provisional Re-

gulations pending the conclusion of a new Sino-Spanish Treaty were issued

by the Nationalist Goyernment :

Provisional Regulations Pending Conclusion of New Treaty between China

and Spain.

(1.) The Diplomatic and Gonsular. representatives pf Spain in China

shall receive, the treatment acfiorded to such officials by the general rules of

international law.

(2) The persons and property hf Spanish subjects; in China shall receive

protection according to Chinese law.

(3) Spanish subjects .resident in, (f'hina shallrbe .amenable to-Chinese, law

and subject to the jurisdiction of Chinese., cqurts;.

(4) Civil and criminal ■ actions in.'China involving 'Spanish subjects! shall

be dealt with according to the procedure governing nationals, of non-treaty

countries.

(5) Imports into 'China, from Spain' or by Spanish subjects and exports

from China destined for Spain shall be subject .'to the customs tariff as‘applied

to non-treaty countries and their nationals. ' >:y

(6) Spanish subjects in China shall pay such'takes and dues'as are paid

by ■Chinese citizens. '

(7) All matters not specifically covered by the aboye .'provisions shall be

dealt with and adjusted' according'to the general fuleS of interhatiohal lavv

and according to . Chinese law.

Nanking, 2nd ^December, 1927.

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164 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

Preliminary Treaty of Amity and Commerce between the Republic of China

and the Kingdom of Spain.

The Republic of China and the Kingdom of Spain, being equally animated

by the desire to strengthen the ties of friendship which happily subsist between

the two countries^ and to promote and consolidate their commercial relations,

have resolved to conclude a Preliminary Treaty for Amity and Commerce,

ahd have, for this purpose, named as their Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:

His Excellency the President of the National Government of the Re-

public, pf China:

Dr. Chehgting T. Wa,ng, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the

National Government of the Republic of China:

His Majesty the King of Spain :

Don Justp Garrido Y. Cisneros, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister

Plenipotentiary of His Majesty the King of Spain to China;

Who, having met and communicated to each other their respective full

powers, found in good and due form, have agreed upon the following Articles:

Article I.—The two High Contracting Parties agree that the customs tariff

and all matters related thereto shall be regulated exclusively by their respective

national legislation.

It is further agreed that each of the High Contracting Parties shall enjoy

in the territories of the other, with regard to customs and all related matters,

treatment in no way less favourable than the treatment accorded to any other

country.

The nationals of each of the High Contracting Parties shall not be com-

pelled, under any pretext whatever, to pay within the territories of the other

Party any duties, internal charges or taxes upon the importation or exporta-

tion of goods, other or higher than those paid by the nationals of the country

or by the nationals of any other country.

Article 11.—The nationals of each of the High Contracting Parties shall

be subject, in the territories of the other Party, to the laws and jurisdiction of

the law courts of that Party, to which they shall have free and easy access

for the enforcement and defence of their rights.

Article III—The two High Contracting Parties have decided to enter as

soon as possible into negotiations for the purpose of concluding a Treaty of

Commerce and Navigation based on the principles of absolute equality and

non-discrimination in their commercial relations and mutual respect for

sovereignity.

Article IV.—The present Treaty has been drawn up in two copies in the

Chinese, (Spanish and English languages. In the event of there being

any difference of meaning, the English text shall be held to prevail.

Article V.—The present Treaty shall be ratified as soon as possible and

shall come into force on the day on which the two Governments shall have

notified each other that ratification has been effected.

In faith whereof, the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty and have affixed thereto their seals.

Done at (Nanking this twTenty-seventh day of the twelfth month of the seven-

teenth year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the twenty-seventh

day of December, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chengting T. Wang.

(Signed) Garrido Y. Cisneros.

THE SINO-PORTUGUESE TREATY.

On April 16th, 1928 General Huang Fu, then Nationalist Minister , for

Foreign affairs, notified Mr. J. A. Bianchi, the Portuguese Minister, that the

Sino-Portuguese Treaty of 1887 would expire on April 28th, and after various

negotiations the following treaty was signed on December 19, 1928.

Preliminary Treaty of Amity and Commerce between the Republic of China

and the Republic of Portugal.

The Republic of China and the Republic of Portugal, being equally ani-

| mated by the desire to strengthen the ties of friendship which have happily

subsisted between the two countries for more than four hundred years and to

1 promote and consolidate their commercial relations, have resolved to conclude

I a Preliminary Treaty of Amity and Commerce, and have for this purpose,

I named as their Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:

His Excellency the President of the National Government of the Re-

public of China:

Dr. Gheiigting T. Wang, Minister "for Foreign Affairs of the

National Government of the Republic of China;

His Excellency the President of the Republic of Portugal:

Mr. Joao Antonio de Bianchi, Grand 'Gross of the Order of Christ,

Officer of the Order of St. Tiagh de Espada and Grand Cross of

Chia Ho, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary

of the Republic of Portugal to China;

Who, having met and communicated to each other their respective full

l powers, found in good and due form, have agreed upon the following Articles:

Article I.—The two High Contracting Parties agree that the customs tariff

I ;and all matters related thereto shall be regulated exclusively by their respective

I national legislations.

It is further agreed that each of the two High Contracting Parties shall

enjoy in. the territories of the other, with respect to customs and all related

matters, treatment in no way less favourable than the treatment accorded to

any other country.

The nationals of each of the two High Contracting Parties shall not be

compelled, under any pretext whatever, tq pay within the territories of the

[ other Party any duties, internal charges or taxes upon the importation or

exportation of merchandise, higher or other than those paid by the nationals

3 of the country or by the nationals of any other country.

Article II.—The nationals of each of the two High Contracting Parties

f shall be subject, in the territories of the other Party, to the laws and jurisdic-

! tion of the law courts of that Party, tq which they shall have free and easy

I access for the enforcement and defence of their rights.

Article III.—The two High Contracting Parties have decided to enter

as soon as possible into negotiations for the purpose of concluding a Treaty

of Commerce and Navigation based on the principles of absolute equality and

. non-discrimination in their commercial relations and mutual respect for

sovereignty.

Article IV.—The present Treaty has been drawn up in two copies in

I 'Chinese, Portuguese, and English. In case of any difference of interpretation,

1 ithe English text shall be held to prevail.

SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

Article V.—The present Tresty shall be ratified as soon as possible and

shall come into fdirce .npi the ’ day- on yvhich the two Governments shall have

notified each other that the ratification has been effected.

In faith whereof, the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty and have affixed thereunto their seals.

Done at.Nanking this nineteenth day of the twelfth month of 1 the

seventeenth year of the Republic of Chiiia,corresponding to the nineteenth day,

of December, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Che noting T. Wang.

(Signed) Joao Antonio de Biancht..

SITvO ITALIAN TEEATY.

The new treaty between China and Italy was,, signed on November 27th.r

1923 The text of the treaty is as follows:

Preliminary Treaty of Amity and Commerce between the Republic of China

and the Kingdom of Italy.

The Republic of China and the Kingdom of Italy, being equally animated

by the desire to strengthen the ties of friendship -which happily subsist between

the two countries and to. promote and consolidate their commercial relations-

have resolved to conclude a Preliminary Treaty for Amity and Commerce, and

have, for this purpose, named as their Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:

His Excellency the President of the National Government of the Re-

public of China:

Dr. Chengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Na-

tional Government of the Republic of China:

His Majesty the King of Italy:

Mr. Daniele Vare, Commander of the Order of the Crown of Italy,

Officer of the Order of S.S. Maurice and Lazarus, Envoy Ex-

traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of His Majesty the

King of Italy to China;

Who, having met and communicated to each other their respective full

powers, found in good and due form, have agreed upon the following

Articles:

Article L--The two High, Contracting Parties agree that- the Customs

tariff and all matters related thereto shall be regulated exclusively by their

respective national legislations.

It is further agreed that each of the High Contracting Parties shall en-

joy in the territory of the other, with regard to customs and all related mat-

ters, treatment in fin way less favourable that the treatment accorded to any-

other country.

The nationals of each .of the High Ooptracting Parties., shall not be com-

pelled,

Party anyunderduties,

any pretext

internal whatever,

charges ortotaxes

pay within

upoii thetheimportation

territories ofor the other

exporta-

tion of goods, dthef or higher than those’paid; by the nationals: of the country

or by the nationals of ata'y othbf country.

Article II.—The nationals of each of the High Contracting Parties shall

be subject, in the territory’ bf the other Party,1 to the laws and jurisdiction of

the law courts of that Party, to which they shall have free and easy access for

the enforcement and defence of their rights

SINO-FOREIG X TRE ATIES 167

Article III.—The two High Contracting Parties have decided to enter as

soon as possible into negotiations for the purpose of concluding a Treaty of

Commerce and Xavigation based on >the principles of absolute equality and

non-discrimination in their commercial relations and mutual respect for

sovereignty.

Article; IY. The present Treaty has been drawn up in two copies in the

-Chinese, Italian and English language^. It : the event of there being any

difference of. meaning, the English text shall be held to prevail.

Article Y.—The present Treaty shall be ratified as soon as possible and

-shall come into force’:on-the day on which the■ two- Governments shall have

notified each other that the ratification has been effected.

In faith whereof, the respective Plenipotentiaries have sighed the present

Treaty and have afllxed thereto their seals.

Done at Nanking this twenty-seventh day of the eleventh month of the

seventeenth year of the Republic; of China, corresponding to the twenty-

seventh day of November, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight (the seventh

year of the Fascist Era.)

(Signed) Chengtinc T. Wang.

Plenipotentiary and Minister for

Foreign Affairs of the National

Government of the Republic of

China.

(Signed) Daniele Vaee,

Plenipotentiary and Envoy Extra-

ordinary and Minister Plenipoten-

tiary of His Majesty the King of

Italy to China.

SIKO-DAISTTSH TREATY

On December 12, 1928, the pew Sino-Danish preliminary treaty was signed,

■the text of which is as follows:

Preliminary Treaty of Amity and Commerce between the Republic of

China and the Kingdom of Denmark.

The Republic of China and the Kingdom of Denmark, being equally

animated by the desire to strengthen the ties of friendship which happily

subsist between the twq countries and to promote and consolidate their com-

mercial relations, have- resolved to conclude a Preliminary Treaty for Amity

and Commerce, and have, for this purpose, named as their Plenipotentiaries,

dhat is to say :

His Excellency the President of the National Government of the Re-

public of China:

Dr. Chengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the

National Government of the Republic of China;

His Majesty the King of Denmark and Iceland :

Mr. Henrik de Kauffmann, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister

Plenipotentiary of His Majesty the King of Denmark and

Iceland, to China;

Who, having met and communicated to each other their respective full

powers, found in good andi due form, have agreed upon the following articles:

Article I.—The two High Contracting Parties agree that the Customs tariff

and all matters related thereto shall be regulated exclusively by their respec-

tive national legislations.

It is further agreed that each of the High Contracting Parties shall enjoy

in the territory of the other, with regard to Customs and all related matters,

treatment in ho way less favourable than the treatment accorded to any other

country.

SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

The nationals of each of the High Contracting Parties shall not be com-

pelled, under any pretext whatever, to pay within the territories of the other

Party any duties, internal charges or taxes upon the importation or exporta-

tion of goods, other or. higher than those paid by the nationals of the country

or by the nationals of any other country.

shallArticle II.—The

be subject, in thenationals

territoryofofeach of theParty,

the other two High

to theContracting Parties

laws and jurisdic-

tion of the law courts of that Party, to which they shall have free and easy

access for the enforcement and defence of their rights,

Article III.—The two High Contracting Parties have decided to enter as

soon as possible into negotiations for the purpose of concluding a Treaty of

Commerce and Navigation based on the principles of absolute equality and

non-discrimination in their commercial relations and mutual respect for

sovereignty.

Article IV.—The present Treaty has been drawn up in two copies in the

Chinese, iDanish and English languages. In the event of there being any dif-

ference of meaning, the English text shall be held to prevail.

Article V.—The present Treaty shall be ratified as soon as possible and

shall come into force on the day on which the two Governments shall have

notified each other that the ratification has been effected.

In faith whereof, the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty and have affixed thereto their seals.

Done at Nanking this twelfth day of the twelfth month of the seventeenth

year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the twelfth day of December,

nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chengting T. Wang.

Plenipotentiary and Minister for

Foreign Affairs of the National

Government of the Republic of

China.

(Signed) Henri Kauffmann

Envoy Extraordinary and Minis-

ter Plenipotentiary of His Majesty

the King of Denmarh and Ice-

land, to China.

THE SINO-GrERMAN TEE ATY.

The iSinoTGerman tariff treaty was signed on August 17, 1^8.

Treaty between China and Germany,

The Republic of China, and the German Reich, animated by the desire-

to further consolidate the ties of friendship which happily exist between the

two countries and to extend and facilitate the commercial relations between

the twp countries, have, for this purpose, decided to conclude a treaty and

have named as their Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:

The President of the Council of the Nationalist Government of the Re-

public of China :

Dr. Chengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign Affairs;

The Mr.

President

H. vonof Borch,

the German

Eiivby Reich:

Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-

tiary of the German Reich to China.

Who, having communicated to each other their full powers and found them

to.be in good and due form, have agreed upon the folowing treaty between-

the two countries:

SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

Article I.—For the purpose of attaining absolute equality of treatment

in Customs matters and in supplementing the arrangements between China and

Germany of the 20th of May 1S21, the two High Contracting Parties agree

that in all Customs and related matters either of the High Contracting Parties

shall not, within the territories of the other Party, be subject tq any discri-

minatory treatment as cottipared with the treatment accorded to any other

country.

The nationals of each of the High Contracting Parties shall under no

circuimstanoes be compelled to pay within the territories of the other Party

higher or other duties, internal charges or taxes whatsoever upon the importa-

tion or exportation of goods than those paid by nationals of the country

or by nationals of any other country.

The provision in the exchange of notes annexed to the Sino-German agree-

ment of May 20, 1921, according to which German import goods shall pay

duties in accordance with the General Tariff Regulations prior to the general

application of the Autoinous Tariff Regulations, shall be hereby annulled.

Article II.—The two High Contracting Parties will enter as soon as pos-

sible into negotiations for the purpose of concluding a Treaty of Commerce

and Navigation ba,sed on the principle of perfect parity and equality of treat-

ment.

Article III. The present treaty has been drawn up in Chinese, German and

English; in case of a difference of interpretation the English text shall pre-

vail.

Article IV.—The present treaty shall be ratified as soon as possible and

shall become valid on the day on which the two Governments shall have noti-

fied each other that the ratifications have been effected.

Done in duplicate at Nanking on the seventeenth day of the Eighth month

of the seventeenth year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the seven-

teenth day of August, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chengting T. Wang.

(Signed) H. Von Borch.

THE ANTI-WAR TREATY (KELLOGG PACT).

1.—UNITED STATES, INVITATION TO CHINA.

Legation of the United States of America

Peking, August 27, 1928.

Excellency :

I have the honour to inform you that the' Governments of Germany, the

United States of America, Belgium, France, Great Britain, Canada, Australia,

New Zealand, South Africa, The Irish Free State, India, Italy, Japan, Poland,

and Czecho slovakia have this day signed in Paris a treaty binding them to

renounce war as an instrument of national policy m their relations with one

another and to seek only by pacific means the settlement of or solution of all

disputes which may arise among them.

This treaty, as Your Excellency is aware, is the outcome of negotiations

which commenced on June 20, .1927, when M. Briand, Minister for Foreign

Affairs of the French Republic, submitted to my Government a draft of a pact

of perpetual friendship between France and the United States. In the course

of the subsequent negotiations this, idea was extended so as to include as

original signatories of the anti-war treaty not only France and the United

170 KELLOGG, PACT

States but also Japan, the British Empire and all the,, Governments . which-

participated with Eranee.and Great Britain in the Locarpo agreements, namely,,

Belgium, Czecho-Slovakia, Germany, Italy, and Poland. This procedure met

the point raised by.the British Government in its note of May 19, 1^26, where

it stated that the treaty from its very, nature was ppf one which concerned that

Government alone but was one in , which that Government could not undertake

to participate otherwise than jointly and simultaneously with the Government

in the Dominions and the Government of India; it al^o settled..satisfactorily

the question whether, there was any inconsistency, betweeif the new treaty and

the treaties of Locarno, thus meeting the .observations of the French Govern-

ment as to the necessity of extending theVnumfer oJf, original signatories,‘J

The decision to limit the original signatories to the Powers named abqve,

that is, to the United States, Japan, the parties to the tLoearno treaties, the

British Dominions, and India wras based entirely upon practical considerations.

It was the desire of the United States that the negotiations be. successfully con-

cluded at the earliest possible moment and that the treaty become operative

without the delay that would inevitably result were prior universal acceptance

made a condition

moreover, precedent

that if these Powersto its

couldcoming

agreedintoUpon

force. My Government

a simple renunciationfelt,of

war as an instrumtnt of' national policy, there could beJ ho doubt that most if

not all the other Powers of the world would find the formula equally acceptable

and would hasten, to lend; their unqualified support, to. so impressive a move

ment for the perpetuation of peace. The United States has, however, been

anxious from the beginning that no state should feel deprived of an opport-

unity to participate promptly in the new treaty and thus not only align

itself formally and solemnly with this new manifestation of the popular demand

for world peace but also: avail itself Of the identical benefits enjoyed by the

original signatories Accordingly, in the draft treaty proposed- by it, the

United States made specific provision for participation in the treaty by any

and every Power desiring'to identify itself therewith and this same provision

is found in the definitive instrument signed to-day in Paris. It will also be

observed that the Powers signing the treaty have recorded in the preamble

their hope that every nation of the world will participate in the treaty and

in that connection I am happy to be able to report that my Government has

already received from several Governments informal indications that they are

prepared to do so at the earliest_ppssible moment. This convincing evidence

of the world wide interest and sympathy which the new treaty has evoked is

most gratifying to all the Governments concerned.

In these circumstances I have the honour formally to communicate to

Your Excellency for your consideration, and for the approval of your Gov-

ernment, if it concurs therein, the text of the above-mentioned treaty as

signed to-day in Paris, omitting only that part of the preamble which names

the several plenipotentiaries. The text is as follows :

“The President of the German Reich, the President of the United States

of America, His Majesty the King of the Belgians, the President of the

French Republic, His Majesty the King of Great Britain, Ireland, and the

British Dominions beyond the Seas, Emperor of India, His Majesty the

King of Italy, His Majesty the Emperor of Japan, the President of the

Republic of Poland, the President of the Czecho-Slovakian Republic, deeply

sensible of their solemn duty to promote the welfare of mankind;

“Persuaded that the time has come when a frank prescription of war

as an instrument of national policy should be made to the end that the

peaceful and friendly relations now existing between their peoples may be

perpetuated;

“Convinced that all changes in the relations with one another should be

sought only by pacific means and be the result of peaceful and orderly

process and that any signatory Power which shall hereafter seek to pro-

mote its national interests by resort to war should be denied the benefits

furnished by this treaty-;

KELLOGG PACT 171

“Hopeful that encouraged by their example all the other nations of

the world will join in this humane endeavour and by adhering to the

present treaty as soon' as it comes into force, bring their peoples within the

scope of its beneficent provisions, thus-uniting the civilized nations of the

world in a common renunciation of war as an instrument of their national

policy:

"Have decided to conclude a treaty and for that purpose have ap-

pointed as their respective plenipotentiaries "(here follows the list of plen-

ipotentiaries) who, having communicated to one another their full powers

found ia good and due form have agreed upon the following articles:

“Article I.—Firsts solemnly decl%re .in the name of their respective

? peoples that they condemn recourse to war for the solution of international

ebUtroverSies, add fehounce it as an instrument of national policy in their

relations with one another.

“Article.II.—The High Contracting Parties agree that the settlement

; of sopition of/all d’.&putes of conflicts of whatever nature or of whatever

i origin they may, be, which may arise 'among them, shall never be sought

except,by pacific meaiis

Article III.—The present treaty shall be'ratified by the High Con-

tracting Parties named in the preamble in accordance with their respective

constitutional requirements, and shall take effect as between them as soon

as all their several instruments of ratification shall have been deposited

at Washington.

“This treaty shall, when it has come into effect as prescribed in the

preceding, paragraph,- remain open as long as may be necessary for adher-

ence by all the other Powers of the world. Every instrument evidencing

the adherence of a Power shall be deposited' at Washington and the treaty

shall immediately upon its deposit become effective as between the Power

'thus adhering and the other Powers parties hereto.

“It shall be the duty of the Government of the United States to

furnish each Government named in the preamble and every Government

subsequently adhering to this treaty with a certified copy of the treaty and

of every instrument of ratification or adherence. It shall also he the duty

of the (government of the United States telegraphically to notify such

Governments- immediately' upon thh deposit with it"of each instrument of

ratification cr adherence.

“In faith, whereof the respective plenipotentiaries have signed this

treaty in the. French and English languages, both ;tekts having equal force,

and bereuntp affixed, their seals.

“Done at Paris the 27th day of August in the year one thousand nine

hundred and twenty-eight..”

The provisions regarding ratification and adherence are, as Your Ex-

cellency will observe, found in the third and last Article. That Article pro-

vides that the: treaty shall take effect as soon as the ratifications of all the

Powers named in: the preamble shall have been deposited in Washington and

that it shall be open to adherence by all the other i Powers of the world, in-

struments evidencing such adherence to be deposited in Washington also. Any

Power desiring to participate in the treaty may thus exercise the right to

adhere thei’eto a,nd 'my Government will be happy to receive at any time

appropriate notices of adherence from r,hose Governments wishing to contribute

to the success of this new movement for- world peace by bringing their peoples

within its beneficent scope. It will be noted/ in this connect:on that, the treaty

expressly provides that when - it has once come into force it shall take effect

immediately:.between an adhering Power and the other-Parties thereto, and

itin isthepbenefits

therefore ’dear

of thethat

treatyartyatGovernment adhering

the very moment promptly

it comes into will

effect.fully shajre

172 KELLOGG PACT

I shall shortly transmit for Your Excellency’s convenient reference a.

printed pamphlet containing the text in translation of M. Briand’s original

proposal to my Government of June 20, Ii927, and the complete record of the-

subsequent diplomatic correspondence on the subject of a multilateral treaty

for the renunciation of war. I shall also transmit, as soon as received from

my Government, a certified copy of the signed treaty.

I avail myself of this opportunity to extend to Your Excellency the-

renewed assurance of my highest consideration.

(Signed) Mahlon F. Perkins,

Charge d’Affaires,.

2. -CHINA’S ACCEPTANCE.

Nanking, Sept. 15, 1923.

Excellency:

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your communication dated

August

for my 27consideration

in which theandGovernment of the United

for the approval of my States of America

Government presents

the text of a

treaty that was signed on the same day in Paris by the Governments of Ger-

many, the United States of America, Belgium, France/Great Britain, Canada,.

Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, the Irish Free State, India, Italy,.

Japan, Poland, and Szeeho-Slovakia binding them to renounce war as an

instrument of national policy in their relations with one another and to seek

only by pacific means the settlement or solution of all disputes which may

arise among them.

“The ideals which are embodied in this treaty of extraordinary significance

are the foundation on which the national life of the Chinese people is con-

structed and I wish, therefore, immediately to avail myself of this opportunity

to inform you that this impressive movement for the perpetuation of universal

peace and for the advancement of world civilization, aroused our sympathetic

interest from the very beginning and that in its present form as a definitive

treaty, my Government has decided to adhere to it without delay.

The Chinese Government and people feel deeply confident that the inter-

dependence of the different nations of the world is making it increasingly

manifest to all thinking minds that the renunciation of war and a frank

avowal of the need of friendly relations is the only means to save civilization

from the danger of destruction. We are, indeed, brought before the supreme

test whether, after those painful experiences of a few years ago which still

linger in our memory, we are not yet convinced of the absolute necessity of

a real spirit of mutual co-operation to guide us in our national policies to-

wards one another. It is therefore a source of profound satisfaction to see

that this action of momentous importance, so ably sponsored by the United

States of America, is receiving universal response.

As you are aware, the whole conception of life among our people centres

round the ideal of harmony. It is indeed difficult, if not impossible, to find

in all our thinkers a view of life which justifies conflict in any form as the

basis of a national policy, and I venture to think that it is this idea of

harmony and peace which accounts for the stability of pur civilization and

the extraordinary length of our history. The present treaty to renounce

war is, in fact, a vindication of the teachings of our revered ancestors, and

especially as these teachings, which have been amplified by our late leader,

Dr. iSun Yat-sen, so clearly embodied in such noble principles as Universal

Justice and The Brotherhood of Nations, are also at the present moment being

applied in the building up of a new China, the Chinese people are prepared

to join with America and the other signatory Powers with more than the

usual enthusiasm in endeavouring to attain the noble ends of peace.

We are deeply sensible, however, that in order to make war really im-

possible, it is necessary to eliminate all causes which are likely to give rise

to any international dispute, and rigidly to uphold the principle of equality

E XTIiAT E RIM TOR I ALT TY 173

and mutual respect for territorial sovereignty among all nations. My

ernment, therefore, firmly believes that all the signatory Powers will abide by Gov-

the spirit of the present treaty and remove, at the earliest opportunity, all

of China’s unequal treaties and encroachments upon her sovereignty, as for

instance, the stationing of large numbers of alien troops on her soil. For it

is cleat that a free and independent China is one of the moist vital factors,

whereby permanent world peace may be promoted and strengthened.

I avail myself of this opportunity to extend to you the assurance of my

highest consideration.

(Signed) Wang C'heng-ting,

Minister for Foreign Affairs.

EXTRATERRITORIALITY.

On April 27, 1929, the Minister for Foreign Affairs addressed Notes to

the British, American, Brazilian, Dutch, French and Norwegian Envoys,

urging the early abolition of extraterritoriality. The Notes were similar in

wording, those addressed to the British, American and French Ministers being

identical.

The text of the Notes to the British, American and French Ministers is

as follows: — Ministry of Foreign Affairs,

Nanking.

April 27,1029.

Your Excellency:

I have the honour to recall to Your Excellency that the Chinese Govern-

ment, through its representatives, had had occasion to express at the Paris

Peace Conference its strong desire for the removal of limitations on China’s

jurisdictional sovereignty imposed upon her by the old treaty concluded between

China and the foreign Powers and that the Chinese Delegation emphatically

reiterated the same desire at the Washington Conference, which placed on

record its sympathetic disposition towards furthering the aspiration of China

for the removal of restrictions pn her political, jurisdictional and administra-

tive freedom of action.

With the unification of China and the establishment upon a firm founda-

tion of the National .Government, a new era has been happily inaugurated

in

Tariff relations

the between

Treaty, and it is our

to betwoconfidently

countries through the conclusion

hoped that the materialof the recent

well-being

of our two countries will henceforth be greatly enhanced. But it is the belief

and the conviction of the Chinese Government that the promotion of such

material well-being will be accelerated by a readjustment of the relations be-

tween our two countries on a basis of friendly equality in matters of juris-

diction, and if Your Excellency’s Government could see its way to meet the

wishes of the Chinese Government and people in this regard, it is certain

that another obstacle to the full and frank co-operation, in trade or other-

wise, between the Chinese people and foreign nationals in this country

would be happily removed and that the desire of the Chinese Government

for promoting to the fullest extent the material interests of all who choose

to associate themselves with our own people would find its early realization.

It goes without saying that extraterritoriality in China is a legacy of

the old regime, which has not only ceased to be adaptable to the present-day

conditions, but has become so detrimental to the smooth working of the judicial

and administrative machinery of China that her progress as a member of

the Family of Nations has been unnecessarily retarted. The inherent defects

and inconveniences of ihe system of consular jurisdiction have been most

clearly pointed out by the Chinese Government on various occasions and also

by the jurists and publicists of other countries in their official utterances as

m EXTRATERR'ITORIAJLITY

well as in their academic discussions. It ia a matter for sincere regret that,

while many Governments which1 are playing an impoftant rihle1 in interna-

tional affairs1 are eager and persistent in their endeavour to promote geniune

friendship and harmony among nations, such anachronistic practices as only

tend1 ito mar the friendly relations between the Chinese people and foreign

nationals should be allowed to >exist at: a time when justice5 1 and equity are

supposed to govern the relations of nations.

i With' oftire western

milation close- contact

legal ibetween

conceptionsChina and the jurists

by Chinese foreign and’'ittcorpoiation

Powers,' the assi-

of western. Ijegai pripciples m Chinese jurisprudence have proceeded very

rapidly. In additiop to the numerous codes and laws now in force, the Civil

code and the OommeVeial code have reached the final stage of preparation

and will be ready for promulgation, before- -January 1st, 1930. Courts and

prisons, along modern lirie's^ haW^been'established,' and are1 being established,

throughout the whole country. < -■

- .Inasmuch as doubt has been entertained1 with regard to the advisability

of relinquishing extraterritorial privileges at this juncture by the interested

P.oNvars, it may He pointed out that 'certain countries, having ceased -to-enjoy

extraterritorial privileges in China, have found satisfaction in the protection

given to their nationals by Chinese law and ha-ve had no cause for complaint

that their iriterests nave been in any way prejudiced. Your Excellency’s

Government may. therefore, vest assured that the legitimate rights and in-

terests oCydur ofnationals

relinquishment will not beprivileges

the exceptional unfavourably

which affected

they nowin possess.

the least by tbe

As Your Excelleney’s Government has always maintained a friendly atti-

tude towards China and has always shown its readiness in the adoption of

measures for the removal of limitations on China’s sovereignity, I am happy

to express to .Your- Excellency,, on behalf of the Chinese Government, tbe

desire of. China to have the restrictions on her jurisdictional •sovei'eignty re-

moved at the earliest possible date and confidently hope that Your Excellency’s

Government,, will

consideration and take-

favourthismedesire

with ofan China into immediate

early reply so. that stepsandm aysympathetic

:

he taken

to enable China, now unified and with a strong Central Government, to right-

fully. assUxnq,rjurisdiction over All nationals within her domain.

I avail myself of this opportunity to 'renew to Your Excellency thc as-

surnce. of; jny highest: consideration.

(Signed) Chengting T. Wang.

Minister of Foreign A ffairs.

THE AMERICAN REPLY.

Peking, Aug. 10. 1929.

His HxceU&ncy i.

Dr. Ghengti/ng T. Wang,

Minister fbf Foreign Affairs,

..Yanking. r 1 : .

Excellency: ,

I have the honour'to acknowledge the receipt of the Chinese Government’s

Note rof April 27th in which thefe is expressed the desire that the United

States should relinquish, tue further exercise of extraterritorial jurisdiction

over itb Citizens in China and the hope that the American Government will

take this desire into immediate and sympathetic consideration.

I am directed by my Government to state that it is prepared to give

sympathetic, cpn si deration to the desires expressed by the Chinese Govern-

ment, giving at the same time, as it must, due consideration to the responsi-

bilities which rest-upon the Government of the Emited States in connection

EXTRA TEKRITOEI AiL ITY if5

with the prohiem of jurisdiction,, over the persons and property of American

citizens in ‘ Chipa. . My Government, has, i in fact, for some time past -given

constant and sympathetic consideration to the national . aspirations of the

people'of China, and it has repeatedly given Conferete-evidence of its disire

to promote the realization.■ of these aspirations in; so far as action of the

United States, may contribute to that result. As long: ago as the year 1903,

in Article 15 of the-Treaty concluded in that year ;between the United States

and China, the American Government agreed that it. .would be prepared to

relinquish,the jurisdiction which it exercised over its nationals in China “when

satisfied that the state. of the Chinese, laws, the' arrangements for their ad-

ministration,, and other considerations warrant it in so doing,” As recently

as last year, the American Government gave very definite evidence of its

desire to promote the realization of China’s aspirations by concluding with

the Government of China, on July gp 1928, a Treatyjby ^vhich the two'countries

agreed to cancellation of prdyiis^ons • in earlier treaties whereby China’s

authority in reference to Customs duties on goods imported into China by

American nationals had been, restricted.

The exercise by the United States of jurisdiction over its citizens in

China had il;s‘genesis in an.earjy dgreemept-that, bepaPse of differences be-

tween the customs of the two. eoulitres and pieQpies,:rand , differences between

their judicial sysiem’s, .it wqpjd be wri^e to place; upon, thei American Govern-

ment the duty of extending' to. American nationals in Ching,;the restraints and

the benefits of, the system of jurisprudence to ,whjch: they and their fellow

nationals -wepe accustomed in the'Urijted States, - n

My Government dqems it propep at this point to remind the Government

of China, that this system of American jurisdiction as administered by the

extraterfitprial courts hasp never been extended by the United States beyond

the purposes to which it was by the Treaties1 originally limited. Those pur-

poses .were the, lawful, coptrolpand, protection of the persons and: property of

American; eitizeiis who have; established themselves in China in good faith in

accordance with the .terms of the Treaties and with the knowledge and con

sent of China in the normal development of the commercial and cultural rela-

tions between the two countries. The United States has never sought to extend

its sovereignty over any portion of , the territory of China.

Under the provisions of the Treaty of 1814, and other agreements concluded

thereafter which ‘ established that, systern, American citizens have lived and

have ’carried on their legitimate enterprises in China .with benefit both to tfie

Chinese and te'Rhemselves1 They' have engaged extensively in cultural and

in oomniereial entf'rptises involving large sums of money and extensive pro-

perties, and, as your Government has, so, graciously indicated in the Note

under acknowledgement, there, has grown up and existed between the peoples

and the1 Governments of the two countries a friendship that has endured.

The American Government believe thatL this condition of affairs has been due

in laPge part to the manner in which the relations between the two peoples

have been regulated under the provisions of these agreements, the existence

of which has assured to the lives and property of American citizens in China

the security so necessary to their growth and development.

For the safety' of life and property, the development and continuance ,of

legitimate upon

elsewhere,- and'neneficial business

"the certainty depend infromthe injury

of protection last resort, in China,by asa

or confiscation

system of'known law Consistently interpreted and faithfully enforced by an

independent judiciary. Where such protection fails, the life and liberty of

the individual become subject to: the constant threat of unlawful attack, while

his property suffers the ever-present danger of confiscation in whole or in

part through arbitrary administrative action. To exchange an assured and

tried system of administration of justice, and under which it is acknowledged

that life and property have been protected and commerce has grown and

prospered, for uncertainties in the absence of an adequate body of law and of

an experienced and independent judiciary would be fraught With danger in

both of the foregoing respects.

176 EXTRATERRITORIALITY

My Government lia.s instructed me to say that the statement of the

Minister of Foreign Affairs of China, telegraphed to the press of the United

States on July 26th, to the effect that “all foreign interests in China purely

for legitimate purposes will be duly respected” has been noted by it with

pleasure as indicating that the Government of China has not failed to appre-

ciate the value to its foreign relations of the factors above mentioned. My

Government bids me add that it is therefore persuaded that the Government

of China will: concur in its belief based as it is upon the facts set forth in

succeeding paragraphs, that the sudden abolition of the system of protection

by its extraterritorial courts in the face of conditions prevailing in China

to-day would in effect expose the property of American citizens to danger of

unlawful seizure and place in jeopardy the liberty of the persons of American

citizens.

The Chinese Government has, on several occasions during recent years,

expressed the desire that the Powers relinquish the exercise of extraterritorial

jurisdiction over thein citizens. In the Note under acknowledgment reference

is made to the position taken at the Washington Conference. It will be re-

called that, in pursuance of the resolution adopted at that Conference, there

wms created a Commission to inquire into the present practice of extraterri-

torial jurisdiction in China and into the law^s and the judicial system and the

methods of judicial administration of China, and that, under date of Sept-

ember 16, 1926, that Commission made its report. This report contained an

account of the conditions then prevailing in the judicial system of China, as

well as a number of recommendations carefully suggested as indicating the

changes and improvements which would be necessary before there would be

adequately developed a system-of known law and an independent judiciary

capable of justly controlling and protecting the lives and property of the

citizens of foreign countries doing business in China. Your Government will

recall that the Commission on Extraterritoriality which made these recom-

mendations was composed of representatives from thirteen countries including

both China and the United States and that its recommendations thoughtfully

and reasonably conceived were unanimously adopted and were signed by all

of the Commissioners.

Because

allusion has ofbeenits already

friendship for totherelinquish

made, Chinese people

as soonandas itspossible

desire,extraterri-

to which

torial • jurisdiction over its own citizens in China, my Government has followed

with attentive consideration this entire subject, including particularly the

progress:‘Which

rendition of thishas been made in carrying out its recommendations since the

report.

It fully appreciates the efforts which are being made in China to assimilate

those wvstern judical principles tq which your Government has referred in

its Note, but it would be lacking in sincerity and candour, as well as disre-

gaydful of its obligations towards its own nationals, if it did not frankly point

out that the recommendations aforesaid have not been substantially carried out

and that there does not exist in China to-day a system of independent Chinese

courts free from extraneous influence which is capable of adequately doing

justice between Chinese and foreign litigants. My Government believes that

not until these recommendations are fulfilled in far greater measure than is

the case to-day will it be possible for American, citizens safely to live and dc

business in China and for their property adequately to be protected without

the intervention of the consular courts.

In conclusion, my Government has directed me to state that it observes

with attentive and sympathetic interest the changes which are taking place

in China. Animated as it is by the most friendly motives and wishing ss

far as lies within Government power to b© helpful, the American Government

would be ready, if the suggestion should meet with the approval of the Chinese

Government, to participate in negotiations which would have as their object

the devising of a method for the gradual relinquishment of extraterritorial

rights, either as to designated territorial areas, or as to particular kinds of

EXTRA TE'RRTTORIAiLITY 177

jurisdiction, or as to both, provided, that such gradual relinquishment pro-

ceeds at the same time as steps are taken and improvements are achieved by

the Chinese Government in the enactment and effective enforcement of laws

based on modern concepts of jurisprudence.

I avail myself of this opportunity to extend to Your Excellency the re-

newed assurance of my highest consideration.

(Signed) J. Y. A. MacMurray.

BRITISH REPLY.

British (Legation, Peking,

at Peitaiho,

Sir, 10th August, 1929.

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your Note of April 27th

in which you inform me of the desire of the National Government of the Re-

public of China that the restrictions imposed on the jurisdictional sovereignty

of China by the system of extraterritoriality now in force should be removed

at the earliest possible date with a view to the assumption of jurisdiction by

China over all nationals in her domain.

2. I have communicated the contents of your letter to my Government

and I am now instructed to transmit to you a reply in the following sense:

3. Animated by the friendly feelings w’hich they have always entertained

towards the Government and people of China His Majesty’s Government have

relatingtheirto sympathetic

given the abolitionconsideration to the request

of extraterritorial of the inChinese

jurisdiction China.Government

The high importance of this subject in its bearing both on the political

development of China and the future relations between China and Great

Britain appears to demand that it should be closely examined from every

aspect. In particular a just appreciation of the reasons for which and the

manner in which the present system of extraterritoriality came into existence

seems essential to a consideration of the proper method for dealing with the

problem.

4. The system of extraterritoriality in force in China has its root deep

•down in the past. For thousands of years before science had improved com-

munications, the Chinese people were secluded from the rest of the world by

deserts and the ocean and they developed a civilisation and a policy peculiar

to themselves. A wide gulf was thus fixed between Europe and America on

the one hand and China on the other.

5. In particular the conception of international relations as being inter-

course between equal and independent states—a conception which was woven

into the very texture of the political ideas of the nations of the West—was

entirely alien to Chinese modes of thought When traders of the West first

found their way to the coast of China, the Chinese Government found it diffi-

cult to allow them freely to enter into their country and mingle with tbeir

people nor did they recognise that the nations to which they belonged were

the equals of China. These traders were therefore confined to a small section

of a single city m one corner of the Empire and while on the one hand they

were subjected to many disabilities and to grave humiliations, on the other

hand, by a species of amorphous and unregulated extraterritoriality, which

was the natural outcome of these Conditions, the responsibility of managing

their own affairs and maintaining order amongst themselves was in some

measure left to their own initiative.

6. Relations continued for many years upon this insecure and unsatisfac-

tory footing. Friction was often dangerously intense and conflicts not infre-

quently arose, generally out of demands that some innocent person should be

surrendered for execution to expirate perhaps an accidental homicide or that

foreign authority should assume the responsibility for enforcing the revenue

laws of China.

178 EXTRA TERRITORlAiLITY

7. The object of the first treaties was te secure recognition by China of

Great Bfitain's equality with herself and to define and regulate the extrater-

ritorial status of British subjects. Relations between the two countries having

thus been placed on a footing of equality and mutual respect, Great Britain

was content that her nationals; should continue to bear those responsibilities

and to labour under those disabilities which respect for the sovereignty of

China entailed upon them. Conditions did not permit the general opening of

the

downinterior

to theofpresent

China day

and the residence of .to

to be,regtficted foreigners

a limitedhasnumber

consequently continued

of cities known

as Treaty Ports.

8. IIis Majesty’s Government recognise the defects and inconveniences

of the system of consular jurisdiction to which the Government of China have

on variohs -occasions drawn attention. In 1902 in Article 12 of the Treaty

of Commerce between Great Britain and China signed in that year, His

Majesty’.s Government stated their readiness to relinquish their extraterritorial

rights iwhen they were satisfied that the state of Chinese, laws the arrangements

for their administration and other considerations warranted them in so doing.

They have since watched with appreciation the progress which China has

made in the assimilation of western legal principals to which reference) is made

in your Note under reply and they have observed with deep interest the facts

set out and recommendations made in the report of the Commission on Ex-

traterritoriality in the yeay 1926.

9. More recently in the declaration which they published in December

1926; andi the proposals which they made to the Chinese authorities in January

1927 His Majesty’s Government have given concrete evidence of their desire to

meet in a spirit of friendship and sympathy the legitimate aspirations of the

Chinese people. They have already travelled some distance along the road

marked out in those documents and they are willing to examine in collabora-

tion with, the; Chineser • Government the whole problem of extraterritorial juris-

diction with a view to ascertaining what further steps in the same direction

it may be possible to take at the present time.

10. His Majesty’s Government would however observe that the promulga-

tion of codes embodying Western legal principles represents only one portion

of the task .to be accomplished before it would be safe to abandon in their

entirety the special

of foreigners arrangements

in 'China. In order which have hitherto

that those regulated

reforms should the residence

become a living

reality it appears to His Majesty’s Government to be necessary that Western

legal principles should be understood and be found'acceptable by the people at

large, no less than by their rulers, and that the Courts which administer these

laws should be free from interference and dictation at the hands, not only of

military chiefs, but of groups and associations who either set up arbitrary

and illegal tribunals of their own or attempt to use legal courts for the fur-

therance of political objects rather than for the administration of equal justice

between Chinese and Chinese and between Chinese and foreigners. (Not until

these conditions are fulfilled in a far greater measure than appears to be the

case to-day will it be practicable for British merchants to reside, trade and

own

freedom property throughout

and safety as thesetheprivileges

territoriesareof accorded

China with the samemerchants

to Chinese equality inof

Great Britain. Any agreement purporting to accord with privileges to British

merchants would remain for some time to come a mere paper agreement to

which it would be impossible to give effect in practice. Any attempt prema-

turely to accord such privileges would not only be of no benefit to British mer-

chants but might involve the Government and people of China in political

and economic difficulties.

11. So long as these conditions subsist there appeals to be no practicable-

alternative to maintaining though perhaps in a modified form the Treaty Port

system that has served for nearly a century to regulate intercourse between

China and British subjects with her domain. Some system of extraterri-

toriality is the natural corollary for the maintenance of the Treaty Port sys-

E XTRATERRITORIA)LI T Y 179

tem and- the problem as it. present .itself ;to. His Majesty’s Government at the

present moment is to discover what further modifications in that system beyo.id

those already made and alluded to above it would be desirable and practicable

to effect.

12. His Majesty’s Government awuit further proposals from the National

Government as to the procedure now to be adopted for examining this question

■and they instruct me to assure Your Excellency that they will, continue tp

maintain towards any such proposals, the same friendly and ,helpful attitude

to which Your Excellency has paid so generous a tribute in the concluding

paragraph of your Note under reply.

I avail myself of this opportunity to renew.to Your Excellency the assur-

ance of my highest coilsid'eratioh.'

, (Signed) -Miles W. Eampsox.

His Excellency,

Dr. 0. T. Wang,

Etc., etc., etc.,

Minister for Foreign Affairs,

Nanking.

FEENCH REPLY.

Yhe following is the Imgiish translation of the reply of the French Gov-

ernment to 'China’s Npte . concerning the abolition of extraterritoriality.

August 10,: 1929.

Monsieur le Ministre,

; I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of the note dated April 27

in which you express the hope that the French Government would take into

immediate and favourable consideration the desire of the Chinese Government

to be enabled to exercise its jurisdiction over all nationals residing in China.

Having taken note of this communicatioU which has been the object of its

careful attention, the French Government authorizes me to recall to Your Ex-

cellency that during the Washington Conference it gave voluntarily its approval

to the resolution of December 10, 1921, according to the terms'of which an

international Commission was established to study the question of extraterri-

toriality in China.

This Commission, in its report of September 16, 1926, made recommenda-

tions, the application of which, might, in its judgment, permit the Powers

to relinquish extraterritoriality.

Taking into consideration the-|acts stated by the said Commission, the

French Government considers that, in order to realize the conditions favourable

for the renunciation of extraterritorial rights enjoyed by its nationals in

virtue of the treaty of l.SSSj it is indispensable that the Chinese Government

proceed to the reform, cf its laws, its judicial institutions and its method

of judicial administration, in conformity with the recommendations of the

’Commissidn, recommendations to Which the Chinese Delegate has given his

.approval. It is when these reforms have been carried out and effectively put

into practice' that the rights of residence, ' of property owning and trade

throughout the whole of China, the necessary counterpart of the relinquishment

of extraterritoriality, might constitute for the French nationals a real ad-

vantage'.equivalent to that which the Chinese enjoy in France.

The French Government, animated by the friendly feelings which it was

always cherished towards the Chinese people and of which another proof was

given last year by the signing of the Tariff Autonomy Treaty, has no doubt

that the Chinese Government will make every effort to fulfill the conditions

necessary to the, examination of the problem of extraterritoriality.

It is in this spirit that the French Government, faithful to its liberal

traditions, has authorized me to give you assurance that it will continue to

180 E XTRAT E RRITORIAJLITY

take an active interest in the reforms to that end which remain to be accom-

plished and that it will carefully note all the facts which tend to show ^hat

these reforms are effectively carried out in the administration and judicial

practice of the Government authorities and the people of China.

On the other hand, the French Government will not fail to avail itself

of the opportunities as they arise to oo-operate profitably with Chinese authori-

ties in the endeavour to hasten a state of affairs which would permit it to

modify with the necessary guarantees the present jurisdictional status of the-

French nationals in China.

THE NETHERLANDS’ REPLY.

The following is the English translation of the reply of the Netherlands

Government to China’s note concerning the abolition of extraterritoriality.

Legation des Pays-Bas

Peking, Aug. 10. 1929.

Monsieur le Ministre,

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of Your Excellency’s Note of

April 27 last in which the Chinese Government expresses the hope that Her

Majesty’s Government would take into sympathetic consideration the desire

of China to come to an agreement by which the limitation on China’s jurisdic-

tional sovereignty will be removed and which will enable the Chinese Govern-

ment to assume jurisdiction over all nationals within its domain.

Your Excellency expressed the conviction that the reciprocal advantages

resulting from the tariff convention recently concluded between our two

countries would be considerably enhanced if the relations between our two

countries were regulated on the basis of equality in matters of jurisdiction,

and that by the abolition of the system of consular jurisdiction an obstacle1

would be removed for the full co-operation between the Chinese people and

foreign nationals especially in commercial matters; the desire of the Chinese

Government for promotig the material interests of all who choose to associate

themselves with the Chinese people would in that case find its early realization.

Her Majesty’s Government has given this request its most careful consi-

deration, and now instructs me to inform Your Excellency that just as it

was happy to join the other powers in bringing about the Resolution adopted1

on iDecember 10th 1921 by the Washington Conference on the Limitation of

Armaments, which placed on record its sympathetic disposition towards China’s

aspiration, so it will be pleased to co-operte with these Powers and with

China for the realization and fulfilment of China’s desire with regard to the

question of jurisdiction.

It may here be recalled that with this end in view Her .Majest’s Govern-

ment wholeheartedly participated in the work of the International Commission

which was instituted as a result of the above-mentioned Resolution and which

drew up a number of valuable recommendations for the benefit of the Chinese

Government.

It cannot be gainsaid that there exists a close relationship between the

internal situation of China, the guarantees which the laws offer to foreign

rights and interests and their administration in the whole of China on the one

hand, and the measure of progress which it will be possible to make on the road

to abolition of the special arrangements now in force with regard to foreigners

on the other. The possibility for Netherlands subjects to enjoy liberty of trade,

of residence and of the exercise of civil rights including that of owing property

throughout the whole of China is in the same way closely connected with the

degree of security existing in the interior of the country and with the question

of what safeguards the Chinese judicial institutions offer with a view to their

independence and their immunity from interference by military and political

authorities.

E XTRATE RRITQRI A)LI T Y 181

I am desired by Her Majesty’^ Government to assure with Excellency

of its unalterable sympathy towards China with regard to this question and

of its readiness when the introduction and the effective acceptance by the

country of modern institutions guaranteeing the administration of just law&

by an independent and unassailable judiciary will have rendered useful re-

forms possible in the matter of jurisdiction over Netherlands nationals, to

act in unison with the Governments of the Powers who were rep resented at the

Conference of Washington with the object object of examining the possibility

of meeting the aspiration to which the Chinese Delegation at the said Con-

ference gave expression and which is reiterated in Your Excellency’s Note-

under reply.

I avail myself, etc.,

(Signed) W. Y. Otjdenijk.

To His Excellency

Doctor Ghengting T. Wang,

Minister of Foreign Affairs,

of the National Government of the Chinese Republic, Nanking.

NORWEGIAN REPLY.

The following is the English translation of the reply of the Norwegian

Government to China’s Note concerning the abolition of extraterritoriality.

Legation de Norvege

Peking, Aug. 14, 1929.

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of Your Excellency’s note

of April 27 expressing on behalf of the Chinese Government the desire of

China to have the restriction on her jurisdictional .sovereignty removed and

the hope that the Norwegian Government will take this desire into immediate

and sympathetic consideration in order to enable China to assume jurisdiction

over all nationals within her domain

Having communicated the contents of the Note to my Government I am

now' instructed to recall to Your Excellency that the Norwegian Government

has already, in concluding, on November 12 last year, a new treaty with the

Chinese Government, given concrete evidence of the friendly feeling which

Norway has always entertained towards China aiid the Chinese people.

My Government nowT desires me to reiterate, the assurance, already ex-

pressed on that occasion, that the same friendly feelings will not be found to

have changed when the question of revising other clauses of the treaty of

1847 between (Norway and China is brought up for discussion.

As to the question of removing the restrictions on China’s jurisdictional

sovereignty (by relinquishing the consular jurisdiction) this question was

already given sympathetic consideration when, in 1926, a Norwegian delegate

joined the international Commission to inquire into extraterritorial jurisdic-

tion in China.

I may add that the administration of the Norwegian jurisdiction in China

has never been extended beyond the purpose for which it was Introduced, and

I am directed to state in conclusion that my Government has no desire to

maintain the Consular Court longer than considered necessary and is pre-

pared to abolish the same when all the other Treaty Powers will do so.

(Signed) N. Aai.l,

Charge d’Affaires a.i.

EXTEATEiREJTQRIAiLITY

CHINESE REPLY TO AMERICA.

Nanking, September 5. 1929.

Monsieur 1c Ministre:

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of .your Excellency's Note

of August 10th in which yop are ;good ’ enough to transput to. me the views

of your Government in regard to; the request of the Ghinese Government, con-

tained in my Note of April 27, f'pr the removal of restrictiofis oh China’s juris-

dictional sovereignty. '

The 'Chinese Government is pleased to be reminded by the American Gov-

ernment that it has, for some time past, given constaut and sympathetic con-

sideration to the national aspirations of 'the people of China and that it

has repeatedly given concrete evidence of its desire to promote the realisation

of those aspirations. The traditional friendship between China and America

has not only a common material basis, but is also deeply rooted in the idealism

which is common to the Chinese and the American people. The American peo-

ple, with their love of liberty, their zeal for justice, their desire tq further

the advance of civilisation and their sympathy for the aspirations of nations

in their spiritual re-birth all of which reveal unmistakably the noble attitude

of the American mind, have aroused the admiration and won the love of the

Chinese people. This idealism has manifested itself in the abolition of slavery,

the growth of democracy, and the .endeavour to establish a reign of universal

peace, which has given a new hope to the human race. It is this idealism

that accounts for the steadfastness of the American Government and people

in their friendship for China through all the vicissitudes of her fortunes. It

is again this idealism that ;has prompted the American Government to give

sympathetic consideration'to the desire of the Chinese Government in connec-

tion with the question: of jurisdiction and to decide to enter into negotiations

for the devising of a method leading to the eventual abolition of Extraterri-

torial privileges.

It seems to me, however, from a careful consideration of your Note that

the America Government is not yet-free from misgivings as to the safety of

American lives and property after the abolition of Extraterritoriality. The

American Government is undoubtedly aware of the fact that the liberty of

American citizens and the security of their property rights do not so much

depend upon the continued exercise of jurisdiction by their own Consular

Courts, as upon the timely removal of hindrances to the free and full assertion

of China’s sovereign rights. Extraterritorial privileges, while apparently bene-

ficial to foreigners in China in giving the impression of security and safety,

have really had the most injurious effect on their relations with the Chinese

by producing in the, latter the feeling of humiliation and a sense of resentment

which have always caused mutual suspicion and the consequent loss of mutual

confidence, thus undermining the very foundations of friendly relations and

Apt infrequently giving rise to complications and conflicts. Such conflicts and

complications could be easily Avoided were there none of those special privileges.

In this connexion, it may be pointed out that tovmrds • nationals of certain

countries who have lost their extraterritorial privileges and have submitted to

the jurisdiction of China, the Chinese people enterian the most friendly feel-

ings and repose in them great confidence, a valuable asset, it will be admitted,

in the intercourse, commercial or otherwise, of any two peoples. Such marked

difference in the relations between Chinese and nationals of Extraterritorial

Powers on the one hand and those between the Chinese and the nationals of

hon-extraterritorial Powers on the. other will, as long as the extraterritorial

system is retained, become more and more pronounced, and much as the Chinese

Government may try to discountenance this difference of attitude on the part

of its citizens, it will not be within its powers to control the natural expression

of their feelings.

In the event, howhver, of American citizens relinquishing their Extraterri-

torial privileges, .tbeyinay rest assured that they will enjoy the same confidence

EXTRATERRITORIMLITY 183

of the Chinese people and hence the same material benefits as the nationals of

non-extraterritorial Powem Moreover, the 'Chinese Government will continue

to exercise, in accordance with the well established principle of international

law, due diligence in preventing any possible violations of the private rights

of American citizens and perform its duty, in the fullest possible measure, in

all matters relating to the redress of wrongs.

In your Note under acknowledgment reference is made to the report'of

the Commission on Extraterritoriality submitted to the interested Governments

pursuant to a resolution adopted at the Washington Conference. The American

Government must be aware of the fact that since the completion of that re-

port., conditions in China have greatly changed, and in particular both, the poli-

tical and judicial, systems have assumed a new aspect;. To pass judgment on the

present state of law and judicial administratibni in China in the light of

what is contained in the report of 1926 is doing' no justice tb the steadfast

policy of the National Government.

whichAt thethisAmerican

point, if,Government

ipay be worth while dtp’,;

renounced its recall

rights tltepircumstancet under'

under the Capitulations

with Turkey. . The Chinese judicial system, it will be admitted, does not

suffer the least in comparison with that of Turkey at the fime of the abolition

of, the Capitulations. And yet the American droverrimeht, realising that the

Turkish people, vilth legitimate aspirations and under the guidance of a new

and strong Government, could accomplish'great things in a short space of

time, had the - wisdom and foresight to relinquish its special pri-

vileges similar to 'those enjoyed hitherto by its nationals in China, and has

had the satisfaction to find that the life and property of American citizens

in Turkey have subsequently received full and adequate protection. The

American Government, which did full justice to the Turkish people in the

matter of jurisdiction without any apprehension and with satisfactory results,

will no doubt solve the problem of Extraterritoriality in China in the same

friendly and sympathetic spirit. .

It has been perhaps brought to the knowledge of the Ainerican Govern-

ment that the Chinese Government has recently concluded treaties with several

other Powers which have agreed to relinquish Extraterritoriality on January

I, 1930. If it had appeared to the Government of those Powers, as it appears

to the American Government, that there did not yet exist in this country

a judiciary capable of rendering justice to their nationals and a body of laws

adequate to give ’protection to their lives and property, they would Oertainly

have refused to give ;up their privileged position and enter into the engage-

ments they have made. Nbw that many of the Powers which participated in

the discussions of Extraterritoriality a,t the Washington 'Conference have al-

ready shown by an oMert act that that system has outlived its, usefulness and

should be replaced by one in harmony with the actual state' of things, there

is no reason why the United States, upon which fell the honour of initiating

the labours of that; Conference, should not act in unison with those Powers,

thus removing the difficulties which the Chinese Government might otherwise

encounter in extending jurisdiction over all foreign nationals.

It is the hope of the Chinese Government that whatever misgivings and

apprehensions the American Government, may have in considering the subject

under discussion will be now dispelled, and that, in the further examination

of this subject, it will be actuated by much weighter considerations, namely,

the enhancement of friendship between the Chinese and the American people,

and hence the promotion of the material interests of both.' It is with this last

object in view that the Chinese Government now requests the American Gov-

ernment to enter into immediate discussions with the authorised representative

of the Chinese Government for making the necessary arrangements whereby

Extraterritoriality in China will be abolished to the mutual satisfaction of

both Governments.

“I avail myself, etc.

Wang Chengting."

184 EXTRATERRITORIALITY

CHINESE REPLY TO FRANCE.

Nanking, September 7, 1929.

Monsieur le Ministre,

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of Your Excellency’s Note

of August 10th in which you are good enough to transmit to me the views of

your Government in regard to the request of the Chinese Government, con-

tained in my Note of April 27th for the removal of restrictions on China’s

jurisdictional Government.

The Chinese Government is pleaded to be reminded by the French Govern-

ment that it gave another proof of the friendly feelings it always entertained

towards the Chinese people by signing the Tariff Autonomy Treaty last year.

The friendship between China and France rests not only bn common material

interests, but also on close cultural ties and the ideals which have been an

unfailing source of inspiration both to the Chinese and the French people in

their political evolution. It is therefore with pleasure that the Chinese

Gpvernment takes note of the Sympathetic response of the French Government

to the desire of China expressed in my last Note.

In your Note under acknowledgment, however, reference is made to the

Report of the Commission on Extraterritoriality submitted to the interested

Governments, pursuant to a resolution adopted at the Washington Conference.

The French Government is undoubtedly aware of the fact that since the

completion of that report, conditions in China have greatly changed, and,

in particular, both the political and judicial systems have assumed a new

aspect. To pass judgment On the present state of laws and judicial administra-

tion in China in the light of what is contained in the Report of 1926 is doing

no justice to the steadfast policy of the National Government.

Furthermore, it may be worth while to recall the circumstances under

which the French Government renounced its rights under the Capitulations

with Turkey. The Chinese judicial system, it will be admitted, does not suffer

the least in comparison with that of Turkey at the time of the abolition

of the Capitulations. And yet the French Government, realizing that the

Turkish people with legitimate aspirations and under the guidance of a new

and strong Government could accomplish great things in a short space of

time, had the wisdom and foresight to relinquish its special privileges similar

to those enjoyed hitherto by its nationals in China and has had the satisfaction

to find that the life and property of French citizens in Turkey have subsequently

received full and adequate protection. The French Government which did

full justice to the Turkish people in the matter of jurisdiction without any

apprehensions and with satisfactory results will no doubt solve the problem of

Extraterritoriality in China in the same friendly and sympathetic spirit.

It has been perhaps brought to the knowledge of the French Government

that the Chinese Government has recently concluded treaties with several other

Powers which have agreed to relinquish extraterritorial privileges on January

1st, 1930. If it had appeared to the Governments of those Powers, as it appears

to the French Government, that there did not yet exist in this country a

judiciary capable hf rendering justice to their nationals and a body of laws

adequate to give protection to their lives and property, they would certainly

have refused to give up their privileged position and enter into the engage-

ments they have made. Now that many of the Powers which participated in

the discussions of Extraterritoriality of the Washington Conference have

already shown by an overt act that that system has outlived its usefulness and

should be replaced by one in harmony with the actual state of things, there is

no reason whyof the

deliberation thatFrench Government,

Conference, should w^hich

not actplayed an important

in unison partPowers,

with those in the

thus removing the difficulty which the Chinese Government might otherwise en-

counter. in extending jurisdiction over all foreign nationals.

RENDITION OF TIENTSIN 185

Ifc is the hope of the 'Chinese Government that whatever misgiving and

apprehensions the French Government may have in considering the subject un-

der discussion will be now dispelled, and that, in the further examination

of this subject, it will be actuated by much weightier considerations, namely

the enhancement of friendship between the Chinese and the French people,

and hence the promotion of the material interests of both. It is with this

last object in view that the Chinese Government now requests the French

Government to enter into immediate discussions with the authorised repre-

sentative of the Chinese Government for making the necessary arrangements

whereby Extraterritoriality in China will be abolished to the mutual satis-

faction of both Governments.

I avail myself of this opportunity to renew to Your Excellency the assur-

ance of my highest consideration.

(Signed) C. T. Wang.

BELGIAN CONCESSION AT TIENTSIN

Agreement for Rendition,

The Belgian Government being desirous, with a view to strengthening the

bonds of friendship existing between Belgium and 'China, to restore on its

own initiative and without compensation to the National Government of tne

Republic of China the Belgian Concession in Tientsin which was granted to

it by the Sino-Belgian Convention of February 6th, 1902 (28th day of the 12th

month of the 27th year of Kuang Hsu), the two Governments have for this

purpose appointed their Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:

His Excellency the President of the National Government of the Re-

public of China:

Dr. Ping Ling, Adviser of the Commission of the ministry of

Foreign Affairs-,

Mr. Kwang-ting Chao, Section Chief of the Land Department of

the Ministry of the Interior-,

Mr. H. H. Tcheng, Commissioner of the First Special Area in

Tientsin;

Dr. Tzong Fah Hwang, Minister Plenipotentiary, Attorney at Law;

His Majesty, the,King of the Belgians:

Baron Jules Guillaume, Counsellor of Legation, Chevalier de

Leopold;

Who, having communicated to each other their respective full powers found

to be in good and due form, have agreed^ upon-the following Articles:

Article I.—The Belgian Government will restore to the National Govern-

ment of the Republic of China, on the day of the coming into force of the

present Agreemerit,- the administration’of the Belgian Concession in Tientsin

which was granted to it by the Sino-Belgian Convention of February 6th,

1002 (28th day of the 12th month of the 27th year of Kingdom Hsu). The said

Convention and contract relating thereto ; shall cease to Re: operative.

Article II.—The Provisional Belgian Municipal Council of the said Con-

cession shall cease to exist on the day of the coming into force of the present

Agreement.

All the documents, registers, and all other papers belonging to the Bel-

gian Administration shall be immediately handed over to the National Gov-

ernment of the Republic of China, whereupon the Provisional Municipal Coun-

cil will be entirely relieved of all responsibility for, its administration.

186 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

sent Agreement,, the former from

Article HI.—Beginning the Concession

Belgian day of the in

coming into shall

Tientsin force beof the pre-

entirely

administered under Chinese laws and regulations and protected by the same.

It .shall, likewise be subject to1 all .Chinese imports .and taxes in force.

Article- IY.—‘AH'. public' properties of the Belgian 'Concession, Such as

wharfs, piersj!! roads, railways together with the land occupied by them, in-

cluding block t^. dot b,: in accd'rdhnce with the map hereto annexed, and also

machines, implements, 1 furniture,, police equipment, as per inventory list hereto

attached, heloriging to the Belgian Municipality, as well as the-bank deposits

of the Belgian Municipality, shall be handed over to the’National Government

of the Republic of China on the day of the comihg into force of the present

Agreement.

Article V.—The name and the status of the iSofciete Anonyme de la Con-

cession BeigeHe Tientsin shall he modified in accordance with the new state

of things and the provisions of Article 6 of the present Agreement shall equally

be applicable thereto.

Article VI.—Within one month after the coming into force of the present

Agreement, the title deeds and certificates, of private .property issued by the

Belgian Consulate for land situated in the Belgian Cohcession shall be handed

over to the 'Chinese authority concerned who shall, issue in exchange certificates

for perpetual lease. A registration fee of one dollar per mow shall be charged.

The Chinese authority concerned- will issue the new certificates within a period

of a month.

Article VII.—The present Agreement shall be ratified as soon as possible

and shall come into foree on the day on which the two Governments shall have

notified each other that the ratification has been effected.

Article VIII.—The present Agreement has been written in three languages,

Chinese, French and English, and in case of divergence of interpretation the

English text shall be authoritiye.

In witness whereof, the respective Plenipotentiaries have, siged the present

Agreement in duplicate and have affixed their seals thereto.

Done at Tientsin this thirty first day of the eighth month of the eighteenth

year of the Republic of China/corresponding to the thirty first day of August,

nineteen hundred and twenty nine.

(Signed) P. Ling,

K. T. Chao,

Tsong-Fah Hwang,

Tcheng Hungsin,

Plenipotentiaries

J. Gullaume, for China.

Plenipotentiary for Belgium.

SINO - JAPANESE AGREEMENT

Article I.—The Chinese and the Japanese Governments agree that all

matters relating to rates of duty on the import and export of articles, draw-

backs, transit dues and tonnage dues in the territories of China and the ter-

ritories of Japan shall be regulated exclusively by the laws of China and

of Japan respectively.

Article II.—The' Governments of China and of Japan shall reciprocally

grant to each other and to the nationals of the other country, in customs

duties; drawbacks and transit dues and all other similar internal charges.

SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES 187

applied to the import and export of articles, and in tonnage dues, as well

as in all matters connected therewith, treatment, not less favourable than that

accorded or to be accorded to, its own nationals or to the Government and

nationals of any other foreign ■ country.

Articles produced or manufactured in,the territories of China or of Japan

and imported into the territories of the other, from whatever place arriving,

shall receive, in import duties, drawbacks and transit dues and all other, similar

internal charges, and in all matters connected therewith, treatment, not less

favourable than that accorded or to be acCQrded .to the like articles produced

or manufactured in any other foreign country. (

Articles produced or manufactured in the territories of China or of Japan

and exported to the territories of the other shall receive, in export duties,.

drawbacks and transit dues and all other similar internal charges, and in

all matters connected therewith, treatment not less favourable than that

accorded or to be accorded to the like articles produced or manufactured in

the same territories and exported to any other foreign country.

In regard to tonnage dues and all matters connected therewith vessels of

China and of Japan shall each receive in the territories of the other treatment

not less favourable than that accorded or to be accorded to the vessels of any

other foreign country.

Ayticle III.—The stipulations contained in the foregoing Articles as well

as in the exchanged Notes annexed to the present Agreement shall be in-

corporated in, and form part of, a Treaty of Commerce and Navigation to

be negotiated and concluded as soon as possible between the Republic of China

and the Empire of Japan.

Article IV.—:The.Chinese, Japanese and English texts of this Agreement

have been carefully compared and verified: but in the event of there being

any difference of meaning between them, the sense as expressed in the English

text shall be held to prevail.

Article V.—The present Agreement shall enter into force on the tenth

day following the date of the signature thereof.

Done in duplicate at the city of Nanking, this sixth day of the fifth month

of the nineteenth year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the sixth

day of the fifth month of the fifth year of Shdwa.

Chengting T. Wang,

Minister for Foreign Affairs of The

National Government of the Repu-

- blic of China.

M. ShIGAitTSI?,

Japanese! Charge d’ Affaires in

' China. ■

Convention Regulating the Relations Between China and France Concerning

French Indo-China and the Chinese Provinces Adjoining.

(Translation)

The National Government of the1 Republic of China and the Government;

of the Republic of France, animated by the desire to further consolidate the

ties of friendship which happily subsist between the two countries, and to pro-

mote the commercial relations between China and French Indo-China, have

decided to conclude a new Convention and have, for this purpose, named as

their respective Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:

The President of the National; Government of the Republic of China:

His Excellency Dr. Cheiigting T. Wang-, Minister of > Foreign

Affairs of the National Government of the Republic, of China;

188 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

The. Rresident of the Republic of France;

His Excellency jGomlte de Martel, Ambassador,' Envoy Extraordin-

; ary and Minister Plenipotentiary of the Republic of France to

China, Commander of the Legion of Honour;

Who., having communicated td each other their respective full powers, found

in good and due form, have agreed upon the following Articles:

Article I.—-The Sino-Fr'ehch' 'Commercial Convention of Tientsin of the

twenty-sfecoiid day Of the’third moon of the twelfth year'of Kwang Hsu (April

'25, iMy,' the Additional Comlhercial Convention, signed at Peking on the'

sixth day of the fifth moon of the thirteen year of Kwang Hsu (June 26,

1887) together with the notes-relating to this Convention exchanged at Peking

on the third day of the fifth moon of the thirteenth year of iKwang Hsu, (June

23, 1887), and the Supplementary Convention signed at Peking on the twenty-

eighth day of the fifth moon of the twenty-first year of Kwang Hsu (June

20, 1895) are abrogated and cease to be operative. The provisions of Articles

4, 5 and 6 of the Treaty of Tientsin of the twenty-seventh day of the. fourth

moon of the eleventh year-of Kwang Hsu (June 9, 1885) are also abrogated.

Article'll.—The city of Lungchow of Kwangsi and those of Szemao,

Hokow and Men^tze of Yunnan shall remain open to the trade across the land

frontier of China and French Indo-Ohina.

Article ITT.—The 'Chinese Government may send Consuls to Hanoi or

Haiphong and to Saigon, cities of French Indo-China, and the French Gov-

ernment may continue to send,Consuls to the localities mentioned in the pre-

ceding Article. '

The heads and acting heads. of/Consulates and viee-Consulates', &s well as

the members of the Consular service shall be nationals of the country which

appoints them. They shall not engage in commerce or industry.

Article IV.—Chinese nationals entering the territory of French Indo-

China and French nationals of Indo-China entering the territory to China

must be provided with passports issued by the competent authorities of their

country of origin. Such passports shall be visaed by a Consulate of the

country of destination or by the proper authorities of the said country.

The High Contracting Parties undertake to grant to each other, in con-‘

formity with their respective laws and regulations, the most-favoured-nation

treatment with regard to the fulfilment of formalities, including those relating

to identification, concerning (1) passports (2) the system of internal laissez-

passer and visa for departure (3) the entry or departure of Chinese nationals

and French nationals of Indo-China going to Indo-China or the three provinces

of Yunnan, Kwangsi and Kwangtung.

Nothing is changed in the system of temporary or permanent passes issued

to inhabitants of the frontier who are necessitated by their work or business

to stay temporarily in or to go frequently to the territory of the other country

in the neighbourhood of the boundary.

Article Y.—The nationals of China in French Indo-China and the French

nationals in the above-mentioned Chinese localities shall have the right to

reside, travel and engage in industry or commerce. The treatment accorded

to them for the exercise of such rights, in conformity with the laws and re-

gulations in force in China or French Indo-China, shallT in no way be less

favourable than that of the nationals of any other Pow er.

The nationals of China in French Indo-China and the French nationals

in the above specified Chinese localities shall not be subjected to taxes, im-

posts or contributions higher or other than those to which nationals of the

most-favoured-nation may be subjected.

Article YI.—^Chinese goods exported from any Chinese port and trans-

ported without transhipment or with a through bill of lading to the Provinces

of Yunnan, Kwangsi or Kwangtung and using the territory of Tonking, shall

SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

-enjoy a. preferential treatment and shall not be subjected to the transit duty

-of the general tariff.

They will only pay a duty of 1% cd 'valorem.

(Lihewise, Chinese goods exported from the Provinces of Yunnan, Kwangsi

and Kveangiung to any authorized destination and using the territory of

Tonking shall enjoy a pevferential treatment and shall not be subjected to the

transit duty of the general tariff.

Minerals of any kind, raw tin, and raw hides, as well as articles hereafter

set down or to be set down subsequently in List A annexed to the present Con-

vention shall be exempted from all duties. Other goods shall pay a duty of

1% ad valorem.

War materials, arms and ammunitions which the National Government;

may desire ,to transport in transit over the territory of Tonking shall be

exempted from all duties.

Indo-Chinese vessels, excepting warships and vessels for the transportation

of troops, arms and ammunitions, may ply between Lang Son and Caobang

by way of the rivers Long Ki Kong and Long Ban Giang which connect Lang

Son with Lungchou and Caobang. tSuch vessels and the goods transported on

them in transit shall be exempted from the payment of any duties for their

entry in China.

Article VII.—The two Governments respectively undertake not to establish

upon the importation, exportation or transit in French Indo-China and the

three Provinces of Yunnan, Kwangsi and Kwangtung, any prohibition cr

restriction whjch is not .immediately applicable to other countries.

The two Governments, however, reserve to themselves the right of imposing

any prohibitions or restrictions upon the importation, exportation or transit

of any goods from one country to the other for reasons of national defence

and national food supply, for the protection of art objects and scientific pro-

perties, for the prevention of epidemics or epizootics, for the protection of

harvests, for the maintenance of public morality or government monopolies,

provided that such prohibitions or restrictions are justified by absolute neces-

sity and shall be applicable to any country or countries under the same con-

ditions.

Article VIII.—The Chinese Government in the Provinces of YTunnan,

Kwangsi and Kwangtung and the French Government on the territory of

French Indo-China shall not levy under any pretext whatsoever upon goods

respectively imported or exported by French or Chinese nationals excise duties

or internal taxes other or higher than those which are paid their own nationals

or by nationals of any other Power.

Article IX.—The nationals of China guilty or accused of crimes or mis-

demeanours committed in China and taking refuge on the territory of French

Indo-China and the French nationals guilty or accused of crimes or mis-

meanours committed in French Indq-China and taking refuge on the territory

-of China shall, at the request of the authorities concerned and upon the proof

of their culpability, be searched for, arrested and extradited, it being under-

stood that exception will be made of all cases in which according to inter-

national usage extradition is not effected.

Article X.—The present Convention shall be in force for a period of five

years. Either of the High Contracting Parties may notify the other, six

months before the expiration of the said period, of its desire to revise or

terminate the,'Convention. In case both Parties fail to notify each other m

time of their desire to revise or terminate the Convention, it shall continue

to be in force, provided, however, that at any time after the expiration of

the said five-year period either Party may notify the other of its desire to

revise or terminate the Convention, which shall then become null and void

one year after the date of such notification.

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The present Convention with its annexes shall be ratified as soon as pos-

sible and the exchange of ratifications shall take place in Paris. It shall he

promulgated in Indo-China and shall come there into force at the same time

as in the three Provinces of Yunnan, Kwangsi and Kwangtung, two months

after the exchange of ratifications.

Article XI.—The present Convention has'been drawn up in Chinese and

French, both texts having been carefully compared and verified.

In faith whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Convention in duplicate and have af&xed thereto their seals.

Done at Nanking this sixteenth day of the fifth month of the nineteenth

year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the sixteenth day of May,

nineteen hundred and thirty.

(L. S.): (Signed) Chengting T. Wang.

(L. S.) (Signed) D. De Martel.

S I NO-GREEK TREATY

Treaty of Amity Between the Republic of China and the Hellenic Repuolic

Authorized English Translation.

The Republic of China and the Hellenic Republic, animated by a desire to

strengthen the bonds of amity by a Treaty which will facilitate the promotion

of the economic and commercial relations of the two countries, and recognizing

that the application of the principles of equality and respect for territorial

sovereignty is the only method to preserve good understanding between peoples,

have appointed for this purpose as their Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:

The Government of the Republic of China:

His Excellency Mr. Kao Lou, Envoy" Extraordinary and Minister

Plenipotentiary of 'China at Paris;

The President of the Hellenic Republic:

His Excellency Mr. M. Politis, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister

Plenipotentiary of Greece at Paris;

Who,,

provisions:having exchanged their full powers, hayh. agreed upon the following

Article I.—There shall be perpetual peace and everlasting amity between.

China and Greece 8)8 well as between their . nationals.

Article II.—It is agreed that the two High Contracting Parties shall have-

the right mutually ,to appoint and send duly accredited diplomatic agents who

shall reciprocally enjoy, in the countries of fheir residence, the privileges and.

immunities whichof may

ing to the law be accorded

nations. The twotoHigh

similar agentsi of. Parties

Contracting other nation?, accord-

shall have the

right to appoint Consuls-General, Consuls, Vice-Consuls and Consular Agents,

who shall reside in the principal cities of the two countries where the residence

of such foreign agents is permitted -and shall be treated with due consideration

and regard.

The Consuls-General, Consuls, Vice^CpnsuISi, and Consular Agents, prior

to their assumption ,pf office, shall obtain, the/custoinary'. exequatur issued by

the Government of the country where they shall reside. The said Government

may withdraw its exequatur, upon showing good cause.

The two High Contracting Parties shall abstain from appointing merchants

as Consuls-General, Consuls, Vice-Consuls or Consular Agents; honorary Con-

suls excepted.

SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES 191

Article, III.—TEe nationals of either High Contracting Party residing

in the . territory of :the other, shall have, the liberty,; in conformity with the

laws and regulations of. the country, to buy, to sell, to travel and, in short,

to engage in commerce or any ,ether lawful undertaking in any Iqcality where

the nationals of any ,other nation may do so,.,

Theyofarelocal

diction placed, together; they

tribuhais with shall

their comply

persons .with

and property,

the laws under

of thethecountry

juris-

where they residethey' shall, not pay any impost, tax of contribution higher

than those paid by the nationals of the country.

Article IV.—The two High Contracting Parties recognize that all questions

relative to Customs matters shall be exclusively regulated by the internal legis-

lation of each of them. Hbwever, no Customs duty higher than those paid by

the nationals of the country shall be levied upon the goods, the produce or

manufacture of either High Contracting Party, which are imported or exported

by their nationals.

Article V.—In regard to questions which are not provided for in the

present Treaty, the two High Contracting Parties'agree to apply the principles

of equality and mutual ’ respect for territorial sovereignty which Constitute

the basis of the present Treaty.

Article VI.—The present Treaty is drawn up in two, copies, in the Chinese,

Greek

Frenchand textFrench

shall belanguages. In case of any difference of interpretation, the

authoritative.

Article VII.—The, present Treaty shall be valid for a period of three years

beginning' from the day of its coming into force. If neither of the two

Parties denounces it six months before the expiration of the said period, it

shall remain in force until it is denounced and shall cease to be operative cnly

after the expiration of a period of six months from the day of notification

of such denunciation. .

Article VIII.—The present Treaty shall be ratified by the two High Con-

tracting Parties in accordance with ;their respective legislation.

The ratifications shall be exchanged as soon as possible and the Treaty

shall come into force on the day of such exchange.

Done at Paris ,on September 30, 1929.

(iSigned) IL. Kao.

(Signed) M. Politis.

SINO-CZECHO-SLOVAKIAN TREATY

While the negotiations were proceeding with Poland, similar negotiations

were initiated with Czecho-Slovakia. A Treaty of Amity and Commerce was

•signed at Nanking, on February 12, 1930, between Dr. C. T. Wang and Mr.

Hnizdo, Czecho-Slovakian Delegate. Its text is as follows:

Treaty of Amity and Commerce between the Republic of China and

Czechoslovak Republic.

The Republic of China and the Czechoslovak Republic, being desirous of

establishing amicable relations between the two countries and of facilitating

the commercial intercourse between their peoples, have resolved to conclude

a Treaty of Amity and Commerce based on the principles of equality and

mutual respect of sovereignty, and have, for this purpose, named as their

Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:

192 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

The President of the National Government of the Republic of China:

Or. Chengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the-

National Government of the Republic of China;

The President of the Czechoslovak Republic;

Mr. Jaroslav Hnizdo, Delegate of the Czechoslovak Republic;

Who, having communicated to each other their respective full powers, found

in good and due form, have agreed upon the following Articles:

Article I.—There shall be perpetual peace, and amity between the Republic-

of China and the Czechoslovak Republic as well as between their peoples.

Article II.—The High Contracting Parties shall have the right recipro-

cally to send duly accredited diplomatic representatives, who shall enjoy, ini

the country to the Government of which they are accredited, all the rights,.,

privileges, and immunities, generally recognized by international law.

Article III.—The High Contracting Parties shall have the right recipro-

cally to send •Consuls-General, Consuls, Vice-Consuls, and Consular Agents to-

all the localities where Consulates of other countries are established. Such

consular officers shall enjoy the treatment accorded to consular officers of the

same rank by general international practice.

Prior to their assumption of office, the. aforesaid consular officers shall,,

in .accordance with general international practice, obtain from the Govern-

ment of the country to which they are sent, exequaturs, which are subject to

withdrawal by the said Government.

The High Contracting Parties shall not appoint persons engaged in in-

dustry or commerce as their consular officers, Honorary Consuls being ex-

cepted.

Article IV.—The nationals of each of the High Contracting Parties shall

be at liberty to enter or leave the territory of the other, provided that they

shall carry with them passports certifying their nationality issued by the

competent authorities of their own country and viseed by the competent au-

thorities of their own country and viseed by the competent authorities of the

chuntry of destination.

Article V —The nationals of each of the High 'Contracting parties shall

enjoy, in the territory of the other, the full protection of the laws and regula-

tions of the country in regard to their persons and property. They shall have

the right, subject to the laws and regulations of the country, to travel, reside,,

establish firms, acquire or lease property, work and engage in industry or com-

merce in all the localities where the nationals of any other country shall be

permitted to do so and in the same manner and under the same conditions

as the nationals of any other country.

Article VI.—The nationals of each of the High Contracting Parties as-

well as their property, in the territory of the other, shall be subject to the

laws and regulations of the country and to the jurisdiction of its law courts.

In legal proceedings the nationals of each of the High Contracting

Parties in the territory of the other shall have free and easy acpes^ to the

courts and be at liberty to employ lawyers or representatives in accordance

with the laws of the country, and interpreters, if necessary, may be called in

by the courts for assistance.

Article VII.—The nationals of each of the High Contracting Parties in

the territory of the other shall pay taxes, imposts, and charges in accordance

with the laws and regulations of the country. It is, however, understood that

such taxes, imposts, and charges shall not be other or higher than those paid

by the nationals of the country.

Article VIII.—The workmen of each of the High Contracting Parties shall,,

irrespective of their sex have all the facilities of entry into the territory

of the other, and shall, subject to its laws and regulations equally applicable-

to all foreign workmen, enjoy the same treatment and protection as the work-

men of the country.

SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES 193

Article IX.—The nationals of each of the High Contracting Pairties shall

be exempt, in the territory of the other, from all compulsory military ser-

vice, whether in the army, navy, air forces, national guards, or militia, as

well as from all taxes, requisitions, prestations, forced loans, or contributions,

of whatever nature', imposed in lieu of personal service.

Article X.—The ^Government of neither of the Higli Contracting Parties

Shall subject the nationals of the other to any personal or domiciliary search

except in accordance with laws and regulations in force.

Article XI.—The nationals of each of the High Contracting Parties shall,

subject to the laws and regulations of the country, have the right freely to

dispose of their private property in the territory of the other, either by

will or otherwise.

In case of the death of a national of either of the High Contracting

Parties in the territory of the other, the local administrative authorities shall

at once inform the country of the deceased. If the said consular representa-

tive receives the information of the death first, he shall notify the focal

authorities accordingly.

In case of the death of a national of either of the High Contracting Parties,

the laws of his own country shall apply in matters relating to succession. The

property, movable or immovable, left behind by a national of one of the

High Contracting Parties in the territory of the other, shall be administered'

with the assistance of the loeal authorities, by, the consular representative or

by an administrator appointed by him, in aceordance with the laws of the

country of the deceased. Where it is definitely established that the deceased left

neither an heir nor a will according tp the laws of his country, the property

shall be disposed of in accordance with the laws and regulations of the country

in the territory of which it is situated. Any disputes in regard to the estate

arising in the country in which it is situated shall be,,settled by the courts

of that country.

The personal effects and objecyof value left behind by a national . of

either of the High 'Contracting Parties,’ who dies', on the high seas, or when

passing through the territory of the other without having there any regular

domicile dr piermanefih residence shall'he handed over without any formalities

to the nearest consular representative of the country of the deceased for

further steps to be taken, regarding the same.

The taxes, imposts, and' charges in, relation to succession levied by either

of the High Contracting Parties’oh the nationals of the other, shall not be

other or higher than those paid) nathahals of the country under similar cir-

cumstances:

. Article XII.—The High ContraH3tjng. Parties ,agre*e that the customs .tariff

and all matters related thereto shalL, be, )regnlated' exclusively by their res-

pective national laws.

. It is further agreed t^at witti,,respect fa.cpstmus and all matters related

thereto either of. the High .Cank acting Parties shall erijoy, in the territory

of the other, treatmeht in no way( dis’cn'imiha'jtory as oompared with the treat-;

ment accorded to any other country.’

The nationals‘df. neither j of the High 'Contracting, Parties' shall be com-

pelled under any pretext whatever'to pay within the territpry of the other

Party any 1 duties,; intefrial dharges dr taxes updn "their importations and ex-

portations, other- or higher-than thbSe paid ; by nationals of the country or

by nationals of any other ’ country.

Article XIII.—The Gtfv^fmneuts of the High Cphtracting Parties shall

not establish with respect td the goods which are their respective produce or

manufacture imported into or exported from the territory of each other, any

prohibitions or restrictions in applicable to the same goods imported from or

exported to any third, country.

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194 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

Provided, however,i that with respect to matters related to'national defence,;

national food supply, public safety, culture, archaeology., government mono -

polies, the. health of human beings, domestic animals or plants,-the protection

of national economy, and the maintenance of public morality, the two Gov-

ernments may, at any time, respectively establish ; import and export pro-

hibitions and restrictions,

• Article XIV.—Articles, the produce or manufacture of the territory of

one of the High Contracting Parties, passitrg in. transit through the territory

of the other, in conformity with the laws of the country, shall be reciprocally

free from all transit duties, whether they pass direct, of. whether during transit

they are. unloaded, warehoused, or reloaded.

Article XY.—The inland and coastwise navigation in the territory' of

either of the High Contracting Parties shall be eloped to .the nationals of

the other and'their vessels, vpthout prejuditie to the'stipulations of interaa-

titftitel treaties relating to international rivers.

Article XVI.—The Chinese Government permits the. entry and anchorage

of all Szechoslovak merchant vessels in the ports along the Chinese coast

opened to international commerce,, subject to the laws of the Chinese .Govern-

ment as well as to port regulations^

Chinese merchant vessels shall enjoy in the. Czechoslovak commercial ports

the’ same treatment.

Article XVII. —The Government of each of the High' Cqntracting Parties

shall accord protection to .the trade marks, designs, and- models, belonging to

the nationals of the othef, provided that they havC bcen registered vithilm

competent authorities' of the country in accordance with its law and regula-

tions. Any imitation or falsification shall be forbidden and punished accord-

ing to law.

Article XVIII.—The High Contracting Parties agree that the stipulations

contained in the present Treaty which relate to the rights and obligations

of the nationals of each of the High Contracting Parties shall also apply to

juristic5 persons recpgnizeil as such by the laws of the other except where the

rights and obligations involved are of such a na,tur^fhat they are applicable

to natural persons only.

Article XIX.—The present Treaty shall be in force for a period of three

years, beginning from the fifteenth day after the exchange of .ratifications.

Either of the High Contracting Parties may notify the other, six months

before the expiration of the /period, of its desire to revise or terminate^ the

Treaty. In case both Parties fail to do so in time, the Treaty shall continue

to be in force, provided, however, that any time after the expiration of the

three-year period either Party may notify the other of its desire to revise or

terminate the Treaty, which shall then become mill and void six months after

the date of such notification.

Article XX.—The present Treaty is drawn up in Chinese, Czechoslovak, and

English. In case of any difference of interpretation, the sense as expressed

in the English text shall be held to prevail.

the Article XXI.—The Parties

High Contracting present inTreaty shall bewith

accordance ratified

theiraslegal

soon procedure,

as possibleand

by

the exchange of ratifications shall take place at Nanking.

In faith whereof the, respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty in duplicate, and have affixed thereto their seals.

Done at Nanking this twelfth day of the second mopth of the nineteenth

year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the twelfth day. of February,

nineteen hundred and thirty.

(Seal) Chengting T. Wang

(Seal) Jaroslav Hnizdo.

RENDITION OE WEIHAIWEI

On July 1, 1898^ the Territory and Port of Weihaiwei were leased to Great

Britain by the Mancha Government for “so long a, period as Port Arthur shall

remain in the occupation of Rus&ia,” Great Britain at the Washington Con-

ference undertook, under certain, conditions to restore Weihaiwei to China,

and in 1.923, the former Peking Government caused a commission to be organized

under Mr. M. T. Liang to negotiate with the British Government for its

rendition. An agreement was duly reached, but owing tp the collapse of the

then; Chinese, Cabinet, it was nol signed.

When the final negotiations were initiated beween Dr. C. T. Wang and

Sir Miles lLampson, the above-mentioned draft Agreement was practically

scrapped. A hew; Convention and Agreement were initialled on February 13,

1930, and formally signed at Nanking on April 18, 1930. The exchange of

ratifications, was effected on October 1, 1930, and the transfer of Weihaiwei to

Chinese control'tqok„plaeo on, the same day. Mr. Wang Chia-chen, Administra-

tive Vice-Minister; for Foreign Affairs, and Sir Reginald F. Johnston, British

Commissioner for Weihaiwei, officiated at the .ceremony.

The following is the texf of the‘Convention and Agreement signed between

Dr. C. T. Wang and Sir Miles Lampson :

Convention and Agreement for the Rendition of Weihaiwei.

(Signed at' NanTcitig, April IQbh., 1930).

His Excellency, the President of the National Government of the Re-

public of China, and

His Majesty the King of Great Britain, Ireland and the British Dominions

beyond the Seas, Emperor of India.

Desiring that the territbry of Weihaiwei leased by China to His Britannic

Majesty under the‘Cohvenfion of July 1, 1898,' should be, restored in full

sovereignty to China, have resolved to conclude a Convention for that purpose

and to that end h^ve appointed as their Plenipotentiaries!-

His Eixbelleridy the fireside,pt.: (pf .the,.National Government of the Re- •

:

public of China.: / ..... . ■ : ; ^ . n

Dr. ‘C^engiing ‘f. "\yang, Miniver fon j’orf^gn Affairp, pf tbe Re-

>■ ■ public'of ;Chiiia; ,

His Majesty the fKjpg

Domiiiions i of Great Britain,, Irelapd and the British.

Ji'eyoncT the, Seasp jimperor .of., India:

Sir Miles Wedderbtirn, Lampson,,- k.c.m.a., c.b., m.v.o., His

Majesty’s. jJEfavoy..Extraordinary- and Minister Plenipotentiary

■ to the Republic of China; m

Who, having communicated their full powers, found in gpo^l and due

form, have: agreed as; follows '

Article I.—The jApipry.p'f ^eijiaiwei, as.deiimited by the boundary.stones

fixed by the Boundary Commission;'-of,.'1899-190.1,: comprising a belt of land jo

English miles wjde. alppguthe. entire eoa,stline pf-the Bay of Weihaiwei and

including Liukuhgtap ’apd'all other islands, in the Bay of Weihaiwei, is hereby

returned by His Brifanhic'Maje'sty1 tbjthe Repubiic of.China.

Article; II.—rThp Gonventipu, fpr. the lease of lYeihaiwei,'concluded on July

1, 1898; is.hereby ahrpgated-: ■ . , , ;

7*

196 RENDITION OF WEIHAIWEI

haiwei, including Liukungtao, garrison

Article III.—The British shall be now stationedwithin

withdrawn in theoneterritory of Wei-

month from the

date of the coming into force of the present 'Convention.

Article IV.—The Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and

Northern Ireland will hand over to the National Government of the Republic

of China such archives, registers, title deeds and other documents in the pos-

session of the British Administration in Weihaiwei as may be useful for the

transfer of the administration, as well as those that may be useful for the

subsequent Administration of the territory by the National Government.

Article V.—The Government of the United. Kingdom will present to the

National Government of the-Republic’ of 'China all lands'and buildings in the

territory of Weihaiwei belonging to .the first-named Government.

Article VI.—The Government of the United Kingdom will hand over to the

National Government of the Republic of China, withput compensation, all

works and purchases including the .steam launqh u,i3raHia,” made under the

special levy in respect of the Victory Pier and the Wukou Improvement

Scheme. ,

Article VII.—The Government of the United Kingdom will present to the

National Government of the Republic of China the Chefoo-Weihaiwei cable

and the Government stores, including those detailed in Annex I.

Article VIII.—The Government of the United Kingdom will hand over

to the National Government, of the Republic of China free of charge the Civil

Hospitals at Port Edward and Wenchilantang, including land and buildings

and present equipment.

Article IX.—The Government of the United Kingdom will return to the

National Government of the Republic of China all land previously owned by

the Chinese Government on (Liukungtao together with the buildings thereon,

and will further hand over all the land subsequently acquired by purchase and

all Crown leases in respect of sites in that island with the reversionary interest

in the buildings on the land so leased.

Article X.—The transfer of the administration of Weihaiwei and the trans-

fer of public properties in the said territory, as well as of other matters under

the present Convention, shall take place on the day of the coming into force

of the said Convention.

Article XI.—When the National Government of the Republic of China

assumes the administration of the territory of Weihaiwei after rendition, the

existing regulations, including land and house tax, sanitary and building

regulations, and policing will as far as possible be maintained.

Article XII.—All documents of title to land, deeds of conveyance and

mortgage and Chihchao under the British Weihaiwei Waste Land Ordinance

No. 6 of 1919, issued to Chinese owners by the British Administration of Wei-

haiwei in the form prescribed within the territory of Weihaiwei, shall, subject

to the terms contained therein, be recognized as being of the same validity as

during the British administration, unless the documents of title are contrary

to Chinese law making revision or issue of additional documents of title

necessary. . .

Article XIII.—All documents of title to land issued to persons other than

Chinese by the British Administration of Weihaiwei in the prescribed form

shall be exchanged for Chinese deeds of perpetual lease in the same form as

those recently issued by the Chinese authorities to foreign lot holders in the

former British Concession at Chmkiang, a registration fee of $1.00 per mow

All leases issued by the British Administration of Weihaiwei will be re-

cognised by the National Government of the Republic of China.

If the National Government of the Republic of China should decide to

close the port of Weihaiwei to foreign residence and trade, with a view to

RENDITION OF WEI HA I WET 137

utilizing it exclusively as a naval base, the interests of the foreign property

owners and lease holders will be bought out at a fair compensation to be

agreed upon between the Governments of China and the United Kingdom who

will appoint a joint commission fpr determining the amount of this com-

pensation in each case.

Article XIV.—The National Government of th,e Republic of China will

maintain the existing public services, employing such staff as it may select,

including particularly the telephone service ph the mainland and connection

with the island and the telegraph service between, Weihaiwci mainland and

island and Chefoo.

Article XV.—All decisions of the British Weihaiwei High Court or magis-

trates’ courts pronounced before rendition shall be considered after rendition

to have the same force and effect as if they were decisions rendered by Chinese

•Courts of Justice.

Article XVI.—The National Government of the Republic of China will,

unless and until they decide to close the port of "Weihaiwei and reserve it ex-

clusively as a naval base, maintain; it as an area for international residence

and trade, including within such area all places in which foreign property

owners and lease-holders are at' present located.

Article XVII.—Pending the enactment and general application of the laws

regulating the system of local self-government in China, the Chinese local au-

thorities will ascertain the views'Pf the foreign residents at Weihaiwei in such

municipal matters as many directly affect their welfare and interests.

Article XVIII.—The National Government of the Republic of China will,

unless and until they decide to close the port of Weihaiwei and- reserve it

exclusively as a naval base, lease to the Government of the United Kingdom

free of charge

certain land andforbuildings,

a period inof the

30 years, withofoption

territory of renewal

Weihaiwei, by theinholders,

as detailed Annex

II, for the requirements of the British Consulate and the public interests of

the residents,

Article XIX.—Existing aids to navigation, i.e. light-houses, markbuoys,

storm signals, etc., shall be transferred to the National Government of the

Republic of China free of charge and shall be maintained.in the future by

the competent Chinese authorities, who shall administer the harbour in the

same way as at the open ports of China.

Article XX.—The present Convention shalk be ratified, and ratifications

thereof shall be exchange at Nanking on or before the first day of October

1930, which is the first day of the tenth month of the nineteenth year of the

Republic of China.

It shall come into force from the date of the exchange of ratifications.

In faith whereof the above-named Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Convention in duplicate and have affixed thereto their seals.

Done at Nanking this eighteenth day of the fourth month of the nineteenth

year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the eighteenth day of April,

nineteen hundred and thirty.

(iSigned) Chengting T. Wang.

(Signed) Miles W. Lampson.

198 RENDITION OF WEIHAIWEI

ANNEX I.

Stores' lo be handed over to the Chinese: Authorities include the following

Part of furniture in offices and houses.

Telegraph cable (island and mainland).

S. iL. “Alexandra,” two boats.

All lamps and posts in streets and stores for lamps which belong to the

Administration of Weihaiwei.

Sanitary carts, mules and equipment.

Fire Engine.

Telephones, poles; insulators, wire and exchange.

Police uniforms (in use and in store).

Various police stores; •

Cycles.

Rifles, etc. (in use by police) with ammunition.

Telephone cable (island and mainland).

ANNEX II.

List of the Land and Buildings in the territory of Weihaiwei to be'leased

by the National Government of the Republic of China to the Government, of

the United Kingdom pf Great Britain and Northern Ireland -.

The senior district officer’s house, grounds and stables are to be, leased

for use as a consular residence and the non-commissioned officers’

mess and grounds for use as consular offices.

The two foreign cemeteries, one in Port Edwmrd and bfie'in Liukung-

tao.

Block “A” of the former barracks is to be loaned for use as a British1

Club, provided, however, that, in case the said club should cease

to exist, the building shall revert to the National Government of the

Republic of China without compensation

As regards the piece of waste land known as the parade ground, 't is

agreed that it shall continue to be used as at present as an inter-

national recreation ground and golf course unless it is required

for public purposes, including port development, in which case the .

Chinese’Administration undertakes first to provide in lieu an equal:

ly suitable recreation ground and golf course elsewhere.

A map showing the land and buildings above referred to, with ..the

exception of the civil pemetery on Liukungtao, is attached.

AGREEMENT.

The Undersigned having been duly authorized .by ..their respective .Qqvprn-

ments have' agreed as follows:

Article I.—The National Government of the Republic of China wil) loan

to the Government of the ‘ United' Kingdom of Great Britain' arid Northern

Ineland as a sanatorium and summer resort for the use of His Britahiuc

Mafesty’s Navy h . certain number of buildings and facilities, as detailed in

the Annex attached hereto, on the island of Liukungtao in the Bay of'Weihai-

wei for a.peyiod of ten years, with the option of renewal on the same terms

by agreement or ori such other terms as may be agreed upon between the two

Governments.’1 Upon'the' terminatiOli of the period of the loan all the land

and buildings shall revert to the National Government,

Article II.—The National Government of the Republic of China will as

far as possible maintain efficiently’ the existing system of municipal services

on ILiukungtao (fe., roads, wharves, police, sanitation and lighting), conserve

the existing forests, permit no brothels, permit the sale of no liquors or in-

toxicants except in licensed premises, and maintain the present regulations

RENDITION OF WEI 11AJWEI 199

as regards cultivation. The National Government undertakes that, in the

event of the sale, or grant of leases, of Government land or buildings on Liu-

kungtao, stich cottyeyahcfes or leases shall contain a clause enforcing the obser-

vance of the above mentioned stipulations.

Article III.—(1) His Britannic Majesty's Ships and auxiliaries visiting

(Liukungtao and its waters during the months of April to October, inclusive, will

be accorded the use, after the Chinese Navy, of that portion of the anchorage

that has been dredged by His Britannic Majesty’s Navy. Nevertheless, in the

event of war involving either His Britannic Majesty or the Ghinese Republic,

His Britannic Majesty’s Ships or auxiliaries shall withdraw from Liukungtao

waters, in accordance with International usage.

(2) Ships of His Britannic Majesty’s Navy will be accorded the privilege

pf towning targets from the aforementioned anchorage to the sea, reasonable

care being taken to avoid damage to fishing nets.

(3) During the period of the loan to the Government of the United Kingdom

of a certain number of buildings and facilities on Liukungtao, as stated in

Article I of the present Agreement, His- Britannic Majesty’s' Navy will be

accorded the privilege of landing men for drill or rifle practice on Liukungtao

after obtaining permission from the Chinese Authorities, which will be given

on application to be renewed yearly. In the event of local disturbances occur-

ring, such privileges may be temporarily foregone on representations being

made by the local authorities.

Article IV.—The importing, storing, shipping and transhipping at Wei-

haiwei of stores of all kinds for the purpose of His Britannic Majesty’s Navy

will be permitted according to the usage of the ports open to foreign trade.

The Government of the United Kingdom will not stores arms or-ammunition

on Liukungtao.

Article V.—Existing buoys and moorings that have been laid by His Bri-

tannic Majesty’s Navy in Weihaiwei waters shall be transferred, fyee of charge,

to and maintained by the National Government of the Republic of China for

the use of His, Britannic Majesty’s Navy after the Chinese Navy. All these

buoys and moorings, however, may be removed from time? to time as the Chinese

naval or harbour authorities may deem expedient.

Article VI.—The present agreement shall be ratified,* and ratifications

shall be exchanged at Nanking on or before,the first day of October, 1930, which

is the first day of the tenth month of the nineteenth year of the Republic of

China.

It shall come into force from the date of the exchange of ratifications.

In faith whereof the Undersigned Plenipotentiaries, duly authorized thereto,

have signed the present Agreement in duplicate and have affixed thereto their

seals.

Done at Nanking this eighteenth day of the fourth month of the nineteenth

year of the Rept blic of China, corresponding to the eighteenth day of April,

nineteen hundred and thirty.

(Signed) Ohengting T. Wang,

For the National Government of

the Republic:\of. China.

((Signed) Miles W. Lampson,-

For the Government of the

United Kingdom of Great Britain

and Northern Ireland.

200 RENDITION-OF WEIHAIWEI

ANNEX. III.

List, of Facilities tq be granted antf. Land and Buildings on LiuJcungtao

to be leased to the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and

Northern Ireland by the National Government of the Republic of China.

1. —Golf Club and golf club-house.

2. —'ftoyal hayal canteen teahouse.

3. —Naval cemetery.

4. —Admiralty village.

5. —Warrant officers’ club and tennis courts.

6. —Officers’, and Men’s recreation grounds togetiier tvith the bu

on and the hockey and cricket grounds and tennis courts; and the-

officers’ squash courts.

7. —That portion of the “hospital site,”, with buildin-gs^'^tc., t

ated southward to the road traversing the' .site about its centre,

together with the 'Commander-in-Chief’s, tennis courts, as shown

on the accompanying plan (Marked “A”).

8. —Commander-in-Chief’s office (61) and. house adjoiriing (62)

9. —United Services Club and garden (57).

10. —Residences Nos. (52), (54), (55), (58), (69), (60), (73), on pla

gardens.. • q ./ ;

11. —Hospital (53), hospital store! (50)', residence for sick berth st

dynamo house (51). ' ■ : i.

12. —Store-houses Nos. (70), (30-40), including (75), (47), (48);

and two bays of No. (29), i.e., sufficient for the storage of 6,000

tons of coal. ■

13. —Royal naval canteen (temporarily pending the provision

: tibnal Government of the Republic of a suitable building in lieu).

(Note)—The numbers in brackets refer to the numbers on the plan (marked

;“R”) attached. , ;

Joint Use with the Chinese Navy of the following facilities, and land and

buildings: ft

1. —Rifle ranges, including land and buildings.

2. —Two artesian wells.

3'—Iron pier.

Also accommodation in camber for naval coal lighters and facilities in

respect of coaling coolies.

As regards the quarries to be handed over under the provisions of the

Convention for the Rendition of Weihaiwei, the Government of the United

Kingdom shall be permitted to obtain stone therefrom when required free of

cost.

Two plans (marked “A” and “B”) showing the land and buildings, etc ,

above referred to are attached.

REORGANIZATION OF THE SHANGHAI

PROVISIONAL COURT

On May 8, 1928, the Ministry for Foreign Affairs addressed identic notes

to the Ministers of Great Britain, The United States, France, Netherlands,

Norway and Brazil requesting them forthwith to begin negotiations for the

reorganization of the Provisional Court of the Shanghai International Settle-

ment. Mr. Oudendijk, the Dutch Minister, on behalf of the interested Powers,

replied on June 7, stating that the Court was a strictly local affair, and its

reor'gahizatidri should be examihed on behalf of the legations concerned by a

Commission’ chosen from among the’r local representatives together with the re-

presentatives of the 'Chinese Government. Dr. C. T. Wang protested on July

3, and insisted on the settlement of the affair directly with the Ministers them-

selves. On August 2, Mr. Oudendijk accepted Dr. Wang’s proposal.

Beginning from December 9, 1929, the resultant conference held twenty-

eight meetings at Nanking. A draft agreement was drawn up and referred by

the Delegates to. their respective Governments. Oh February 17, _ 1930, the

Agreement was signed at Nanking by the representatives of the Ministers of

the interested Powers, with the exception of the Ffeneh delegate Mr. Koechlin,

who had not then received the necessary instructions from his Government. The

latter’s signature

(Shanghai, five dayswas,

later.however, affixed on behalf of the French Minister, at

The following is ,the text of the Agreement:

Agreement Relating to the Chinese Courts in the International Settle-

ment at Shanghai.

Article I.—From the date oh which the present Agreement comes into force,

all former rules, agreements, exchange of notes et cetera having special refer-

ence to the establishment of a Chinese court in the International Settlement

at fehanghai shall bd abolished.

Article II.—The Chipese Government shall, in accordance with 'Chinese laws

and regulations relating to the judiciary and subject to the terms of the

present Agreement, establish in the International Settlement at Shanghai a,

District Court (Ti Fang Fa Yuan) and a Branch High Court (Kao Teng

Fa Yuen Fen Yuan). All Chinese laws and regulations, substantive as well'

as proceduraly which are now in force, or which may hereafter be duly enacted

and promulgated shall be applicable in the Courts, due account being taken

of the Land Regulations and Bye-Laws of the International Settlement, which

are applicable pending their adoption and promulgation by the Chinese Gov-

ernment, and of the terms of the present Agreement.

Judgmetits,, idecisibris and rulings bf the Branch High Court are subject to

appeal’ abcordihg ho. Chindse law, to the Supreme Court of China.

•Article III.--Theiformer practice of consular deputies or consular officials,

appearing to watch proceedings or to sit jointly in the Chinese Court now

functioning in the International Settlement shall be discontinued in the Courts

established under the present Agreement.

Article I V,—'When any person is arrested by the municipal or judicial police"

he shall, within

established uhdeftwenty-four

the presenthours, exclusiveto ofbeholidays,

Agreement be sent

dealt with, to thewhich

failing Courts

he

shall be released.

202 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

Article V.—The Courts established under the present Agreement shall each

have a certain number of procurators to be appointed by the Chinese Govern-

ment, who shall hold inquests and autopsies (Chien Yen) within the jurisdic-

tion of these. Courts and sh,all otherwise perform their functions, in accordance

.with Chinese law in all ’bases' involving the application of Articles 103 to

186 of the Chinese Criminal' Code, except where the municipal police of the

International Settlement or the party concerned has already initiated prosecu-

tion, provided that all preliminary investigations conducted by the procurator

shall be held publicly and counsel for the accused shall have the right to be

present and fyeard.

In other cases arising within the jurisdiction of the courts, the municipal

police or the party concerned;shall prosecute. The procprator shall have the"

right to express his views in court in all criminal cases in which the prosecu-

tion is initiated by the Municipal Police or the party concerned.

Article. VI.—All judicial processes, such, as summonses, warrants, orders

et cetera, shall be valid only after they have been signed by a judge of the

Courts established under the present Agreement, whereupon, they shall be served

or executed by the judicial pqlice or, as provided below, by the process-servers'

thereof.

No persqn found in the International /Settlement shall b(e handed, oyer to

the. extra-SettleiJsiqnt authorities without a preliminary investigation;in court*

at which counsel for the. accused shall haye the right to be present and heard,-

except in the case of requests emanating from other modern law courts when

the accused may.be handed over after his identity hasrbeen established by ,the

Court. . ,s . ■ , .

All judgments,' decisions, and rulings of the-‘Courts shall be executed as

soon as they become final as a result of the judicial procedure in force;•in the'

said Courts. Whenever necessary,^ the Municipal Police shall render any

assistance within their power as may be requested of them.

The process-servers of the Courts shall be appointed by the Presidents of

the Courts respectively and their duties shall be to serve all summonses and

deliver other documents of the Courts in connection with civil cases. For the

execution of judgments in civil cases, the process-servers shall be accompanied

by the judicial-police. The officers and members of the judicial police of the

Courts shall be appointed by the President of the Branch High Court upon the

recommendation of the Municipal Council and shall be subject to dismissal by

the President of that Court upon c^use shown. Their services will also be

terminated by the Presidefit at the request of the Municipal Council upon

cause shown. They shall wear the uniform designed by the Chinese judicial

authorities, and shall be subject to the orders ;and direction of the Courts and

faithful to their; duties.

Article VII.—The House .of Detention for civil cases and the Women’s

Prison attached to the Chinese court now functioning in the International

(Settlement at Shanghai shall be transferred from that Court to the Courts

established under the present Agreement and shall be supervised and admini;

stored by the Chinese authorities.

Ail prisoner^, now serving .sentences in the prison, attached to the Chinese

Court now functioning in the International Settlement and those sentenced

by the Courts established under the present Agreement shall, at the discretion

of the said Courts, serve their sentences either in such prisons in the Settle-

ment or in Chinese prisons outside the Settlement, except that offenders against

the Police Offices Code and the Land Regulations and Bye-laws and persons

under arrest awaiting trial shall serve their periods of detention in the Settle-

ment. The prisons in the Settlement shall be operated as far as practicable,

in conformity with Chinese prison regulations and shall be subject tb inspec-

tion, from time;fco time, by officers appointed by the Chinese judicial authori-

ties.

SHANGHAI PROVISIONAL OOURT

Persons sentenced to Meath by the Gborts established under the present

Agreement shall be sent to the. Chinese authorities outside of the Settlement

for execution of such sentence.

Article VIII.—Foreign lawyers duly qualified wilFbe admitted to practice

in' theiCourtsi•established- under the present Agreement .in all cases in which

a foreigner is a party, provided such .foreign lawyer can only represnt the

foreign party concerned. The Municipal Council, may also be represented in

the same manner by duly .qualified lawyers Chinese or foreign, in any pro-

ceedings in which the 'Council is complainant or plaintiff or the Municipal

Police, is 'prosecutor.

In other pas'es or proceedings'in which the'G'ouncil considers the interests

of the Settlefneht to be involved; it may be represented* by a duly qualified

lawyer, Chinese or foreign, who may submit to th'e Court his views m writing

during the proceedings, and who may; if he deems necessary, file a petition in

inter’CfmtiOn ih accordance with the provisiohrs of the Code of Civil Procedure.

Foreign"Courts

mentioned lawyersshall'apply‘to’the

who are entitled Ministry

to phactioeof under this’Article

Justice'for lawyers’in certificates

the above-

and phaih he subject to , Chinese laws and regulatipns applicable ip- lawyers,

including" those governing their disciplinary punishment.

Article IX.—Four permanent representatives shall be appointed, two by

the Chinese'Government

signatory and two bywhothetogether

to the present Agreement, Governments of the

shall seek other Powers

to reconcile such

differences,, of opinion Regarding the interpretation or application of the nre-

sent Agfcement as may be referred to them by the President of the. Branch High

CourVor,

their- by,Fhe

Report, shall authorities of the force

have no binding; signatory

upon foreign PoiVerS,

either party provided

except that

by mutual

consent, it being understood that no judgments, decisions, rulings or orders

of the Courts as such shall be referred to the aforesaid representatives for

cbnsiderafiop;

Article X.—The present Agreement and the attached notes shall enter into

effect* bn April 1, , 1930 and shall continue in force for a period of three years'

from that date, provided that they may be. extended for an additional period

upon mutual, consent of the parties thereto.

Signed : 1 February1 17,' 1930.

■ ■: i (Signed) Hsu Mo.

On behalf of the Minister for

' ■ Foreign Affairs.

J. de Pinto (Dias.

On behalf of ■ the Brazilian,

Charge d’Affaires. i

- /. Joseph E. Jacobs.

In the name of the American Minister.

W. Meyrick Hewlett! ,

, On behalf of His Britannic;

• Majesty’sL. Minister.

G RON VOLT).

' On behalf of the Norwegian;

Charge d’Affaires.

F. E. H. Groenman.

. . On behalf of the Netherlands

Charge d’Affaires.

•204 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

Note From Heads of Legation Concerned to Minister for Foreign Affairs.

Nanking, February 17, 1930.

Sir,

With reference to the Agreement which we have signed to-day concerning

the establishment of a ©istrict Court and a Branch High Court in the In-

ternational Settlement at Shanghai, we have the honour to request your con-

firmation of our understanding on the following points :

1. —It is understood that the Courts established under the pre

ment shall exercise jurisdiction over civil and criminal cases as well as

police offences and inquests in the International Settlement at Shanghai, pro-

vided that the jurisdiction of the said Courts over persons shall be the same

as that of other Chinese Courts and provided that their territorial jurisdic-

tion shall be the same as that of the Chinese Court now functioning in the

International Settlement at Shanghai, except (a) mixed criminal cases arising

on private foreign property outside the limits of the Settlement and (6) mixed

civil cases arising in areas surrounding the Settlement.

2. —It is Understood that the present practice regarding the respe

dictions of the Chinese Court now functioning in the International Settlement

and the Court existing in the French Concession shall be followed, pending a

definite arrangement between the Chinese Government and the authorities con-

cerned.

3. —It is understood that as far as practicable Chinese shall be re

by the Municipal Council to serve as officers and members of the judicial police

of the Courts established under the present Agreement. It is further under-

stood that among the officers of the judicial police appointed by the President

of the Branch High Court under Article VI of the present Agreement, there

will be one to be designated by the Municipal Council, to whom will be allotted

by the President an office on the court premises and who will make an entry

of all judicial processes of the Courts, such as summonses, warrants, orders

and judgments, for the purpose of service or execution in accordance With the

provisions of the above-mentioned Article.

4. —It is understood that the establishment of the Courts provided

present Agreement in no way affects the validity of judgments rendered by the

Court now functioning in the International Settlement and its predecessor,

and that such judgments shall be considered as final and valid except where an

appeal has been lawfully taken or reserved. It is further understood that the

judgments Of the Courts established under the present Agreement shall be on

the same footing as regards validity as the judgments of all other Chinese

Courts.

5. —It is understood that the present Agreement does not in any

or prejudice any futdre negotiations regarding the status of extra-Settlement

roads.

6. —It is understood that the sum of $60,000 (sixty thousand do

on deposit with the Bank of China to the credit of the present Chinese Court

in the International Settlement shall be maintained by the Chinese Government

to the credit of the new Courts established under the present Agreement.

7. —It is agreed that in accordance with Chinese law, there shal

tained by the Courts established under the present Agreement, a storage room

for articles confiscated by the Courts, which remain the property of the Chinese

Government, it being understood that confiscated opium and instruments for

the smoking and preparation thereof shall be burned publicity in the Inter-

national Settlement every three months and that the Municipal Council may

present to the Presidents of the Courts for transmission to the Ministry of

Justice such suggestions as it may desire to make regarding the disposal of

confiscated arms.

iSHANGHAI PROVISIONAL COURT 205

8.—It is understood that upon the coming into force of the present Agree-

ment, all cases pending in the Chinese Court now functioning in the Inter-

national Settlement shall be dealt, with in the Courts established under the

present/ Agreement in a6c6rdance with the procedure in force in the latter

Courts, provided that the proceedings in mixed cases shall, as far as practi-

cable, be continued from the- point where they are taken over and concluded

with a period of twelve months which period may be extended at the discretion

of the Cpurt when the circumstances; in any case so warrant.

(Signed) J. de Pinto Dias.

On behalf of the Brazilian

Charge d’Affaires.

Joseph E. Jacobs.

In the name of the American Minister.

W. Meyeick Hewlett.

On behalf of His Britannic

Majesty’s Minister.

iL. Gronvold.

On behalf of the Norwegian

Charge d’Affaires.

E. E. H. Geoeman.

on behalf of the Netherlands

Charge d’Affaires.

Identic Note Feom Minister for Foreign Affairs to Heads of Legations

Concerned.

Nanking February 17, 1930.

Sir,

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your Note referring to the

Agreement which we have signed to-day concerning the establishment of a Dis-

trict Court and a Branch High Court in the International Settlement at

Shanghai, in which you request my confirmation of the following points: (See

preceding letter).

In reply I have the honour to confirm the understooding of the points as

quoted above.

(Signed) Hsu Mo.

On behalf of the Minister for

Foreign Affairs.

CHARTER OR THE COLONY OE HONGKON&

Letters Patent passed under the Great Seal of tlie United Kingdom,

coqstityting the office of G-overnor and Commander-in-Chief of the

'Colotiyjof Hongkong and its Dependencies.

Dated Hth

February George the pifth Ly the Grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great

Britain, and Ireland and of the British Dominions beyond the Seas

lying, Defender of the Faith, Emperor of India: To all to whom

these Presents shall come, Greeting.

Whereas, by certain Letters Patent under the Great Seal of Our

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, bearing date at Westmins-

ter the Nineteenth day of January 1888, Her Majesty Queen Victoria did

constitute the office of Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and over

the Colony of Hongkong and its Dependencies, as therein decribed, and

did provide for the Government thereof:

Arid whereas bv Orders of Her said Majesty in Her Privy Council

bearing date respectively the Twentieth day October, 1898, and the

Twenty-seventh day of December, 1899, certain territories adjacent to the

said Colony were, for the term therein - »nerred to, declared to be part and

, parcel of the Colony, in Jike manner and for all intents and purposes as if

they had originally formed part of the Colony:

And whereas We are minded to make other provision in lieu of the

above recited-LettersPatenf oft he Nineteenth day of January 1888:

ies Letters Now, know ye that We do by these presents revoke the above recited

Letters Patent of the Nineteenth day' oi January, 1888, but without pre-

judice to anything lawfully done thereunder; and We do by these Our

Letters Patent declare Our Will and Pleasure as follows:

I. —-There shall be a Gov

Our Colony of Hongkong and its Dependencies (hereinafter called the

Colony), and appointments to the said Office shall be made by Commission

under Our Sign Manual and Signet.

II. —We do hereby a

fSIes. and executeandallCommander-in-Chief

Governor (hereinafter called the Governor) to do

things that belong to his said office, according to the tenour

of these our Letters Patent and of any Commission issued to him under

Our Sign Manual and Signet; and'accorVIing to such Instructions as may

from time to time be given to him, under Our Sign Manual and Signet, or

by Order in Our Privy Council, or by Us through one of Our Principal

Secretaries of State, and to such laws as are now or shall hereafter be in

force in the Colony.

Publication of III.—Every person appointed to fill the office of Governor shall with

mission0.18 C°m Al causeduethesolemnity, beforeappointing

commission entering him

upontoany

be ofGovernor

the duties

to beof his

readoffice,

and

published in the presence of the Chief Justice or other Judge of the

Supreme Court, and of such Members of the Executive Council of the

CHAETER OF THE COLONY OF HONGK'ONG

Colonj as can conveniently, attend; wiiicli being1 done he shall then and

there take before them the Oath: of Allegiance in the form provided by an oaths to be taken

Act. passed in the session holden in the Thirty-first and Thirty-second bJ Governor,

years of the reign of Her Majesty .Queen Victoria, intituled “ An Act to imperial

32 Act, 31

amend the Law relating to Promissory Oaths and likewise the usual * c

Oath for the due execution of the office of Governor, and, for the: due and

impartial administration of justice; which Oaths the said Chief Justice or

Judge, or if they be unavoidably absent,, the senior Member of the

Executive Council then present, is hereby required to administer.

IV. —The Governor shall keep and use the public seal of the

for sealing all things whatsoever that1 shall pass the said public seal.

V. —There shall be an Executive. Council in and for the Colon

the said Council shall consist of such persons as We shall direct by Council.

Instructions under Our Sign Manual and Signet, and all such persons shall

hold their places in the said Council during Our pleasure. The Governor

may upon sufficient cause to hjm appearing suspend from the exercise of

his functions in the Council any Member thereof pending the signification

of Our pleasure, giving immediate notice to Us through one of Our Prin-

cipal Secretaries of State.' : If the suspension is fconfifmed by Us through

one of Our Principal Secretaries of State the Governor shall forthwith, by

an instrument under the Publid Seal of the Colony revoke the appoint-

ment of such Member, and thereupon bis seat in the Council shall become

vacant.

VI. —There shall he a Legislative Council in and for the. Col

the said Council shall consist 6f the Governor and such persons as We Counei11-

shall direct by any Instructions Under Our S.ign Manual and Signet, and

all such persons shall hold their places in the said Cotlhcil during Our

pleasure. The Governor may upon: sufficient ’ cause to him appearing

suspend from the exercise of his functiorts in the Council any Member

thereof pending the signification of Our pleasure, giving immediate notice

to Us through one of Our Principal Secretaries of State. If the suspension

is confirmed by Us through one of Our Principall Secretaries of State the

Governor shall forthwith by an instrument under the Public Seal of the

Colony revoke the appointment bf such Member, and1 thereupon his seat

in the Council shall become vacant.

VII. —The Governor, Ly and with the advice and cons

Legislative

ment of theCbuficil,

Colony. may make laws fqr the peace, orderl and good govern- advice and con-

VIII. —We do hereby reserve to Ourselves, Our .fieirs an

full power and authority to disallow, through one of Our Principal Secret- Uws.

aries of State, arty such law as aforesaid. Every such disallowance. shall

take effect from the time when the same shall he promulgated by the

G ovemor in the Colony.

IX. —We do also reserve to Ourselves, Our heirs,-and succes

aud their undoubted right, with advice of Qur or their Privy Council, ation reserved

to make all such laws as may appear necessary for the peace, order, and totheCrown-

good government of the Colony.

X. —When a Bilppassed by the Legislative Council is presente

Governor for his assent he shall, according to his discretion, but subject

to any Instructions addressed to him under Our Sign Manual and Signet

or through one of Our Principal Secretaries nf State, declare that he as-

sents thereto, or .refuses his assent to the same, or that be reserves the

same for the signification of. Our pleasure.

XL-f-A Bill reserved for the signification of Our pleasure, shall take Reserved Bins,

effect so soon as We shall iave given Oiir assent to the same by Orelbf* in

.CHARTER OF THE COLONY OF HONGKONG

Council, or through one of Our Principal Secretaries of State, and the

Governor shall have signified such assent by message to the Legislative

Council or by proclamation: Provided that no such message shall be issued

after two years from the day on which the Bill was presented to the

Governor for his assent.

Governor

Legislative and XII. —In the makiiig. of

Council to obser- Council shall conform to' an of observe all rules, regulations, and directions

in that behalf contained in any Instructions under Our Sign Manual and

;

Signet.-' - - 1: i

Land grants. XIII. —The Governor

execute, under1 the" Public Seal of the Colony, grants and dispositions of

any lainds whiclr may be lawfully granted hr dispbsedof by Us. Provided

that every such grant or disposition be made in conformity either with

some law in force in the Colony or with some Instructions addressed to

the Governor under Our Sign Manual and Signet, or through one of Our

Principal^Secretaries of State, or with some'regulations in force in the

Colony.

Governor cm- XIV. —The Governor

point

otherJudges Commissioners, Justices of the Peace, and other necessary Officers and

officers.and Ministers in the Colony, as may lawfully be constituted or appointed by

TJs, all of whom,, unless otherwise provided by law, shall hold their offices

during Our pleasure.

Grant of pardon. XV. —When any crime

Colony, or for which the offender maybe tried therein, the Governor may,

as he shall see occasion, in Our name and on Our behalf, grant a pardon

to, any accomplice, in such crime or offence who shall give such information

as shall, lead to the conviction of the principal offender, or of any one of

such offenders, if more than one; and further, may grant to any offender

convicted of any crime or offence in any Court, pr before any Judge or

other Magistrate within the Colony, a pardon either free or subject to

lawful conditions, or any remission of the sentence passed on such offender

or any respite of the execution of such sentence for such period as the

Remission of Governor tliinks fit, and may remit any fines, penalties, or forfeitures due

or accrued to IJs. Provided always that the Governor shall in no case,

Proviso. Banish, except when the offence has been of a political nature unaccompanied by

ment prohibited.

Exception. any other grave crime, make it a condition of any pardon pr remission of

Politicaloffenoes. sentence that the offender shall be banished from or shall absent himself

or be removed from the Colony.

Dismissal and XVI. The Governor may, upon sufficient cause to him appearing,

officers. dismiss any public officer not appointed by virtue of a Warrant from Us,

whose pensionable emoluments do not exceed one thousand dollars or one

hundred pounds sterling a year, according as the said emoluments are

fixed with reference to dollars or to pounds sterling as the case may be,

provided that in every such case the grounds of intended dismissal are

definitely stated in writing and communicated to the officer in order that

he may Lave full opportunity of exculpating himself, and that the matter

is investigated by the Governor with the aid of the head for the time be-

ing of the department in whicli the officer is serving.

The Governor may, upon sufficient cause to him appearing, also

suspend from the exercise of his office any person holding any office in the

Colony whether appointed by virtue of any Commission or Warrant from

Us, or in Our name, or by any other mode of appointment. Such suspen-

sion shall continue and have effect only until Our pleasure therein shall be

signified to the Governor. If the suspension is confirmed by one of

Our Principal Secretaries of State, the Governor shall forthwith cause

CHAETEE OF THE COLONY OF HONGKONG 209

the officer to be so informed, and thereupon his office shall become vacant.

In proceeding to any such suspension, the Grovernor is strictly to observe

the directions in that behalf given to him by Our Instructions as aforesaid.

XVII.—Whenever the office of Governor is vacant, of if the Governor ■Succession to

become incapable, or be absent from the Colony, Our Lieutenant Governor Government,

of the Colony, or if there shall be no such Officer therein, then sucli person

or persons as may be appointed under the Royal Sign Manual and Signet,

and in default of any such appointment, the person lawfully discharging

the functions of Colonial Secretary shall during Our pleasure administer

the Government of the Colony, first taking the Oaths hereinbefore directed ofProviso. Oaths

to be taken by the Governor and in the manner herein prescribed; which 0ffloe-

being done, We do hereby authorise, empower, and command Our powers, &c., of

Lieutenant Governor, or any other such Administrator as aforesaid, to Administrator,

do and execute, during Our pleasure, all things that belong to the office of

Governor and Commander-in-Chief, according to the tenour of these Our

Letters Patent, and according to Our Instructions as aforesaid, and the

laws of the Colony.

XVIII.—And Wedo hereby require and command all Our officials and officers and

ministers, civil and military, and all other inhabitants of the Colony, andeass\st°beT

to be obedient, aiding and assisting unto the Governor and to any person Governor,

for the time being administering the Government of the Colony.

XIX. —In these Our Letters Patent the term “the Gov

include every person for the time being administering the government of nor e*P am

the Colony.

XX. —And We dp hereby reserve toOurselves, Our heirs and s

full power and authority, from time to time, to revoke, alter, or amend to Hte Miqerty

these Our Letters Patent as to IIs or them shall seem meet. or amend present

XXI. —And We do further direct and enjoin that these

Patent shall be read and proclaimed at such place or places, within the i'etter‘> Patent.

Golony as the Governor shall think fit, and shall come into operation on

a day to be fixed by the Governor by Proclamation.

In witness whereof We have caused these Our Letters to be made

Patent. Witness Ourself at Westminster, the Fourteenth day of February

in the Seventh year of Our Reign.

By Warrant under the King’s Sign Manual,

Schuster.

ROYAL INSTRUCTIONS

CONSTITUTION OF THE EXECUTIVE AND

LEGISLATIVE COUNCILS

Instructions passed under the Royal Sign Manual and Signet to the

Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Colony of Hongkong and

its Dependencies.

George B.I.

D ited \Uh1917. Insti notions to Our Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and over Our

February, Colony of Hongkong and its Dependencies or other Officer for the

time being administering the Government of Our said Colony and

its Dependencies.

Preamble. Whereas by certain Letters Patent under the Great Seal of-Our

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, bearing even date

Recitesnt Letters herewith, We have made provision for the office of Governor and Com-

date. °f eve" mander-in-Chief

over Our Colony (therein and hereinafter

of Hongkong, called the Governor)

and its Dependencies (therein andinhere-

and

inafter called the Colony) :

And whereas We have thereby authorised and. commanded the Gov-

ernor to do and, execute all things that belong to his said office accord-

ing to the tenour of Our said Letters Patent and of any Commission is-

sued to him under Our Sign ManuRl and Signet and according to such

Instructions as may from time to time be given to him under Our Sign

Manual and Signet or by Order in Our Privy Council or by Us through

one of Our Principal Secretaries of State and to such laws as are now or

shall hereafter be in force in the Colony :

Recites instme-

1 And whereas Her Majesty Queen Victoria did issue certain Instruc-

january ^isss the

and Additional tionsNineteenth

to the Governor

day of under Her1888,

January, Signand

Ma'nual

certainandAdditional

Signet bearing date

Instructions

n^juiyTsw! bearing date the Seventh day of July, 1896 :

And whereas We are minded to substitute fresh Instructions for

the aforesaid Instructions and Additional Instructions:

ReTokes in- Now therefore We do, by these Our Instructions under Our Sign

i9thCJanuar

1888, andAddi- tion Manual and Signet, revoke as from the date of the coming into opera-

t ie of Our said recited Letters Patent, the aforesaid Instructions of

tionsof7thJuly

1896. ^ Nineteenthof the

‘ ’ Instructions day Seventh

of January,

day of1888,

July, and

1896, the

but aforesaid Additional

without prejudice to

anything lawfully done thereunder, and instead thereof We do direct

and enjoin and declare Our will and pleasure as follows:— ' "

ofAdministration

Oaths. in theI.—The public Governor

service of may, whenever

the Colony he thinks

to take the Oath fit, ofrequire any person

Allegiance, in the

form prescribed by the Act mentioned in Our said recited Letters Patent,

together with such other Oath or Oaths as may from time to time be

prescribed by any laws in force in the Colony. The Governor is to

administer such Oaths, or to cause them to be administered by some

public officer of the Colony.

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IT.—The Executive Pouncil of the Colony shall consist of the Lieut- ConstHution 6 ef

enant-Governor of the Colony (if any), the Senior Military Officer for CounciT

the-time heing: in command of Onr regular troops within the Colohy,

the persons for the time being lawfully discharging the functions of

Colonial Secretary, of Attorney-General, of Secretary for Chinese Affairs,

and : of, Tr;e3,surer of the Colony, who are hereinafter referred to as

ex officio Members, and of such other persons as at the date of the

coming into, operation of Our said recited Letters Patent are Members

.of the said Council, or as We may from time to Jtime appoint by. any

Instructions or Warrant under Our Sign Manual and Signet, or as the

Governor in pursuance of Instructions from Us through one of Our

Prihcipal Secretaries of State may from time to time appoint under

the Public Seal of the Colony. amended by Additional Instruction ated 15-11-28.] '

itj;.—.Whenever any Membei., other than an ex officiq Member, of Provisional

the Executive Council of the Colony shall, by writing under his hand, MemblrTof the

resign his seat in the Council, or shall die, or be declared by the Oounci Executive

Governor by an Instrument under the Public Seal of,, the Colony, to’be ’

incapable of exercising his functions as a Member of the Council, or be

absent from the Colony, or shall be acting in an office the holder of

which is an ex officio Member of the Council, or shall be suspended from

the-exercise of his functions as a Member of the Council, the Governor

may, by an Instrument under the Public Seal of the Colony, provisionally

appoint any public officer to be temporarily, an Official or-Unofficial

Member of the Council, and any person not a public- offieei’ to be tem-

porarily an Unofficial Member of the Council in the place of the Member

so resigning, or dying, or being suspended, or declared incapable, or

being absent, or sitting as an ex officio Member.

Such person shall forthwith cease to be a Member of the Council if

his appointment is disallowed by Us, or if the Member in whose place he

was appointed shall be released from suspension, or, as the1 case may be,

shall be declared by the Governor by an Instrument under the Public

. Seal capable of again discharging his functions in the Council, or shall

return to the Colony, or shall cease to sit in the Council as an ex officio

< Member.

IV. —The Governor shall without delay,’ report to Us,'fo

firmation or disallowance, through one of Out'Principal SeCi^etaries of

-State, every provisional appointment of any person as a Member of the reported,

said Executive Council. Every such person shall hold his place in the

Gouneil during Our: pleasure, and the Governor may by am Instrument

under the Public Seal revoke any such appointment.

V. —The Official Members of the Executive Council shall

cedence of the Unofficial Members, and among themselves shall have

seniority and precedence as We may specially assign, and, in default

thereof, first, the ex officio Members in the order in which their offices

are above mentioned (except that the Senior Military Officer, if below

the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in Our Army, shall take precedence after

the person lawfully discharging the functions of Attorney-General), and

then other Official Members and all Unofficial Members according to the

priority of their respective appointments, or if appointed by or in pur-

suance of the same Instrument, according to the order in which they are

named therein.

VI. —The Governor shall forthwith communicate these O

tions to the Executive Council, and likewise all such others, from time to in“fj,ctionseto

time, as We may direct, or as he shall find convenient for Our service to Executive

0ouncil

impart to them. -

212 ROYAL INSTRUCTIONS—HONGKONG

Executive tt0 VII.—The Executive Council shall not proceed to the despatch of

proceed tounless

business business

two Membersunlessatduly summoned

the least by authority

(exclusive of himselfofortheof-the

Governor,

Member norpresid-

unless

Governor’sy by ing), be present and assisting throughout the whole, of the meetings at

Quorum '

who to preside. whichVIII.—The

any such business

Governorshallshall

be despatched.

attend and preside at all meetings of

the Executive Council, unless when prevented by illness or other grave

cause, and in his absence such Member as the Governor may appoint, or in

the absence of such Member the senior M'eniber ef the Council actually

present, shall preside.

Minutes of IX.—Minutes shall be regularly kept of all the proceedings of the

Council

kept. to be J th^ Executive Council; and

last preceding a t eachshallmeeting

meeting of the Council

be confirmed the Minutes

or amended, as the caseof

may require, before proceeding to the despatch of any other business.

To be metwice

transmit- Twice in each year a full and exact copy of all Minutes for the

ayear preceding half year ofshall

Principal Secretaries be transmitted to Us through one of Our

State.

Governor to U X.—In the execution of the powers and authorities granted to the

tive Oouncfi? with Governor by Our said

the Executive recitedexcepting

Council, Letters Patent,

only in hecases

shallwhich

in allmay

casesbe consult

of such

a nature that, in his judgment, Our service would sustain material pre-

judice by consulting the Council thereupon, or when the matters bo be

decided shall be too unimportant to require their advice, or too urgent

to admit of their advice being given by the time within which it may be

necessary for him to act in respect of any such matters; In all such

urgent cases he shall, at the earliest practicable period, communicate to

the Executive Council the measures which he may so have adopted, with

the reasons therefor.

Governor

entitled toalone XI.

sub- the Executive —The Governo

mit questions. Council for their advice or decision; but if the Governor

decline to submit any question to the Council when requested in writing

by any Member so to do, it shall be competent to such Member to

require that there be recorded upon the Minutes his written application,

together with the answer returned by the Governor to the same.

XII. —The Gove

ties granted to him by Our said recited Letters Patent, act in opposition

Beportimr to the advice given to him by the Members of the Executive Council, if

grounds for so fullyhe shall in any case deem it right to do so; but in any such case he shall

doing. report the matter to Us by the first convenient opportunity, with

Membertheir

require may the grounds and reasons of his action. In every such case it shall be

adverse opinion competent

toon beMinutes.

recorded

to any Member of the said Council to require that there be

recorded at length on the Minutes the grounds of any advice or opinion

he may give upon the question.

Constitution

Legislative of XIII. —The Le

Council. Governor, the Lieutenant-Governor (if any), the Senior Military Officer

for the time being in Command of Our regular troops within the Colony,

the persons for tbe time being lawfully discharging the functions of

Colonial Secretary, Attorney-General, Secretary for Chinese Affairs, and

Treasurer of the Colony, and such other persons holding office in the

Colony, and not exceeding four in number at any one time, as at the date

of the coming into operation of Our said recited Letters Patent are

Official Members of the said Council, or as We may from time to time

appoint by any Instructions or Warrants under Our Sign Manual and

Signet, or as the Governor, in pursuance of Instructions from Us through.

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one of Our Principal Secretaries of State, may from time to time

appoint by an Instrument under the Public Seal of the Colony, and all

such persons shall be styled Official Members of the Legislative Council;

and further of such persons, not exceeding eight in number at any one time,

as at the date of the coming into operation of Our said recited Letters

Patent are Unofficial Members of the said Council, or as the Governor, Members'

in pursuance of Instructions from Us through one of Our Principal m ers‘

Secretaries of State, may from time to time appoint by an Instrument

under the Public Seal of the Colony, and all such persons shall be

styled Unofficial Members of the Legislative Council.

If any Official Member of the Legislative Council cease to hold

office in the Colony his seat in the Council shall thereupon become

vacant. [As amended by. Additional Instructions dated 15-11-28.]

XIV. —Whenever any Member other than an ex officio Me

the Legislative Council of the Colony shall, by writing under his band, bers pESe of’Mem-m

resign his seat in the Council, or shall die, or In suspended from the ab8ent. &c-

exercise of his functions as a Member of the Council, or be declared by

the Governor by an Instrument under the Public Seal of the Colony

to be incapable of exercising his functions as a Member of the Council, or

be absent from the Colony, or shall be acting in an office the holder of

which is an ex officio Member of the Council, or if his seat become

vacant, or whenever any person shall be lawfully discharging the func-

tions of more than one of the offices the holders of which are ex officio

Members of the Council, the Governor may, by an Instrument under the

Public Seal of the Colony, provisionally appoint in his place some person

to be temporarily an Official or Unofficial Member of the Council, as the

' case may be.

Every person so provisionally appointed shall forthwith cease to be

a Member of the Council if his appointment is disallowed by Us, or

revoked by the Governor, or superseded by the definitive appointment of

an Official or Unofficial Member of the Council, or if the Member in

whose place he was appointed shall return to the Colony, or shall be

released from suspension, or shall be declared by the Governor by an

Instrument under the Public Seal capable of again discharging his

functions in the said. Council, or shall cease to sit in the Council as an

ex officio Member, or shall cease to discharge the functions of more than

one of the offices the holders of which are ex officio Members of the

Council, as the case may be.

The Governor shall, without delay, report to Us, for Our confirma- ^ointments to

tion or disallowance, through one of Our Principal Secretaries.of State, betomedkteiy

every provisional appointment of any person as an Official or Unofficial rePorted-

Member of the Legislative Council.

Every such person shall hold his place in the Council during Our

pleasure, and the Governor may, by an Instrument under the Public Seal, appointments,

revoke any such appointment. [As amended by Additional Instructions dated 15-ll-28.]

XV. —[This clause was revoked by Additional Instruction

November 15th, 1928.] -

XVI. — [This clause was revoked by additional Instructio

January 10th, 1922.]

XVII. —If any Unofficial Member of the Legislative C

become bankrupt or insolvent, or shall be convicted of any criminal offence, eases!" Certam

or shall absent himself from the Colony for more than three months

without leave from the Governor, the Governor may declare in writing that

the seat of such Member at the Council is vacant, and immediately on the

publication of such declaration he shall cease to be a Member of the Council.

214 ROYAL INSTRUCTIONS—HONGKONG

Members1000* by writing XYIII.—Any

under bisUnofficial

band, butMember

no sucbmay resign bisshallseattake

resignation at'the

effectCouncil

until

it be accepted in writing by the Governor, or by Us through one of Our

Principal Secretaries of State.

transact business transactionnf

notwithstanding XlX.—The Legislative (Councilqf shall , not be disqualified from the

vacancies. thereof; but tbebusiness on account

said Council shall notany be vacancies

competentamong to acttheinI^enibqrs

any case

Quorum. unless (including the Governor or the Member presiding) there he present

at and throughout the meetings of the Council five Members at the least.

Members'* °f XX.—The Members of the Legislative Council shall take precedence

as We may specially assign, and in default thereof, as follows

(1) First, the Official Members in the following order:— .

(a) The ex OjHcio Members in the order in which their offices

are mentioned (except that the Senior Military Officer, if

below the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in Our Army, shall

take precedence after the person lawfully discharging the

functiops of Attorney-General).

(fc) Other Official Members according to the priority of their

respective appointments, or if appointed by or in pur-

suance of the same Instrument, according to the order

in which they are named therein.

(2) Secondly, the Unofficial Members in the following order:—

(a) The Unofficial Members who are also Members of the

Executive Council of the Colony according to the pre-

cedence taken as between themselves as Members of the

Executive Council.

(5) Other Unofficial Members according to the priority of their

respective appointments, or if appointed by or in pur-

. suance of the same Instrument, according to the order in

which they ,are named therein: Provided that any such

Unofficial Member who is re-appointed immediately on

the termination, of his term of office shall as between

himself and other. Unofficial Members who are not also

Members of the Executive Council take precedence

according to the date from which he has been con-

’ tinously a Member of[Asthe Legislative

amended by AdditionalCouncil.

Instructions of 20-11-29.]

who to preside. XXI.—The Governor shall attend and preside in the Legislative

Council, unless prevented by illness or other grave cause; and in his

absence any Member appointed by him in writing shall preside, or, in

default of such Member, the Member who is first iu precedence of those

present shall preside.

Questions toa be XXII.—All questions proposed for debate in the Legislative Council

majority?' shah

Governor presidingbe decided by theanmajority

shall have original ofvote

votes,in common

and the Governor

with the orother theMembers

Member

and casting vote! ofshallthebeCouncil,

equal. and also a casting vote, if upon any question the votes

Rules and order XXIII.—The Legislative Council may from time

to be made. jng ruies an(j orders for the regulation of their own proceedings ; provided to time make stand-

such rules and orders be not repugnant to Our said recited Letters Patent,

or to these Our Instructions, or to any other Instructions from Us under

Our Sign Manual and Signet.

ROYAL INSTRUCTIONS—HONGKONG 215

XXIV. --It shall be competent for any Member of tlie Le

Council'to propose any question for debate therein ; and such question, if for debate,

seconded by any other Member, shall be debated and disposed of according

i to. the standing rules and orders. Provided always that every ordinance

vote, resolution, or question, the object or effect of which may be to

dispose of or charge any part of Our revenue arising within the Colony,

shall be proposed'by the Governor, unless the proposal of the same shall

have, been expressly allowed or directed by him.

XXV. —:In the passing of Ordinances the Governor and the

shall observe, as far as practicable, the following Rules:— ' whichto beordinances

1. —All laws shall be styled “ Ordinances,” and theare enacting enacted.words

shall be, “ enacted by the Governor of Hongkong, with the advice and Form o^nacting

consent “of the Legislative Council thereof.”

2. —All Ordinances shall be distinguished by titles, Ordinances andtoshallbe be

divided into successive clauses or paragraphs, numbered consecutively, and numbered

methodicallyand

to every such clause there shall be annexed in the margin a short summary arranged.

of its contents. The Ordinances of each year shall be distinguished by

consecutive numbers, commencing in each year with the number one.

Except in the case of Bills reserved for the signification of Our plea-

sure, all Ordinances passed by the Legislative Council in any one year shall,

if assented to by the Governor, be assented to by him in that year, shall

be dated as of the day on which the assent of the Governor is given, and

shall be numbered as’of the year in which they are passed. Bills hot So

assented to by the Governor, but reserved by him for the signification of

Our pleasure, shall be dated as of the day and numbered as of the year on

arid in Which they are brought into operation.

3. —Each different matter shall be provided forDifferent byto beasubjects

different

Ordinance, without intermixing in one and the same Ordinance such things not inance.same mixed

NoOrdin-

clause

as have no proper relation to each other; and no clause is to be inserted to be introduced

in or annexed to any Ordinance which shall be foreign to what the title of foreign to what

such Ordinance imports, and no perpetual clause shall be part of any title imports. of Ordinance

Tempor-

temporary Ordinance. ary Ordinances.

XXVI. —The Governor shall not, except inDescription the to beof hereun

not tocases

tioned, assent in Our name to any Bill of any of the following classes— Bills assented

1. —Any Bill for the divorce of persons joined together in holy matri-

mony :

2. —Any Bill whereby any grant of land or money, or other donation

or gratuity, may be made to himself:

3. —Any Bill affecting the Currency of the Colony or relating to the

issue of Bank notes :

4. —Any Bill establishing any Banking Association; or ameridirig or

altering the constitution, powers, or privileges Cf any Banking Association:

5. —Any Bill imposing differential duties :

6. —Any Bill the provisions of which shall appear inconsistent with

obligations imposed upon Us by Treaty:

7. —Any Bill interfering with the discipline or control of Our.forces by

and, sea,, or air :

: 8.—Any Bill of an extraordinary nature and importance^..whereby

Gar prerogative, qr the rights and property of Our subjects not residing

in the Colony, or the trade and shipping of Our United Xingdon and its

Dependencies, may be prejudiced:

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9. —Any Bill whereby p

be subjected or made liable to any disabilities or restrictions to which

persons of European birth or descent are not also subjected or made liable:

10. —Any Bill contain

refused, or which have been disallowed by Us :

Proviso in

^emergency cases Unless in the case of any such Bill as aforesaid the Governor shall

6 for have previously'obtained Our instructions upon such Bill through bne of

operation ©! an Our Princ pal Secretaries of

Ordinance suspending the operation of . such Bill until State, or unless such Bill

the shall contain aofclause

signification Our

pleasure thereupon, or unless the Governor shall have satisfied himself

that an urgent necessity exists requiring that such Bill be brought into

immediate operation, in which case he is authorised to assent in Our name

to such Bill, unless the same shall be repugnant to the law of Englahd, or

inconsistent with any obligations imposed on Us by treaty. But he is to

^ransmit to Us, by the earliest opportunity, the Bill so assented to together

ith his reasons for assenting thereto.

Private Bills. son, association

XXVII.—Every Bill intended

or corporate to affect

body shall or benefit

contain a sectionsomesaving

particular per-.

the rights’

of Us, Our heirs and successors, all bodies politic and corporate, and all

others except such as are mentioned in the Bill and those claiming by, from,

and under thqm. No such Bill, not being a Government measure, shall be

introduced intp the Legislative Council until due notice has been given

by not less than two successive publications of the Bill in the Hongkong

Governnuent Gazette, end in such other manner as may be required by the

Standing Buies and Orders for the time being in force; and the Governor

shall not assept thereto in Our name until it has been so published. A

certificate under the hand of the Governor shall be transmitted to Us. with

the Bill signifying that such publication has been made.

Ordinances, &c.

to be sent home Bill shall XXVIII.—When any Ordinance

have been reserved for the shall have beenofpassed

signification or when any

Our pleasure, the

oated!Uthentl Governor shall transmit to Us, through one of Our Principal Secretaries of

State, for Our final approval, disallowance or other direction thereupon, a

full and exact copy in duplicate of the same, and of the marginal summary

thereof, duly authenticated under the Public Seal of the Colony, and by

his own signature. Such copy shall be accompanied by such explanatory

observations as may be required to exhibit the reasons and occasion for

passing such Ordinance or Bill.

collection

Ordinances ofto be each XXIX.—At the earliest

year, the Governor shall practicable periodcollection

cause a complete at the commencement

to be published,of

year.'8 6 "'*** for year. general information,of all Ordinances enacted during the preceding

Minutes ofof^^

ceedings pro- Legislative

XXX.—Minutes

Council, andshall be regularly

at each meeting ofkept of theCouncil,

the said proceedings of the

the Minutes

ciltotekept^and6r ma of the. last preceding meeting shall be confirmed, or amended, as the case

Iver

e^erj’'mee

meetingn . y The require, before shall

Governor proceeding to the

transmit to despatch

Us, throughof anyoneother business,

of Our Principal

Secretaries of State, as soon as possible after every meeting a full and

exact copy of the Minutes of the said Council.

Surveys and XXXI.—Before disposing of any vacant or waste land to Us belong-

b^mldebefore

waste lands0 are rng to bethemade

Governor shallascause

thereout he maythethink

same tonecessary

be surveyed, and such

for roads reservations

or other public

Governor not to himself

purchase lands, purposes.anyThe of Governor

such landsshall not,Our

without directly

specialor permission

indirectly, given

purchase for

through

one of Our Principal Secretaries of State.

EOYAL INSTRUCTIONS—HONGKONG 217

XXXII.—All Commissions to be granted by the Governor to any per- Appointments V nal to-

sou or persons for exercising any office or employment shall, unless other- an(fdu ,!fIjg

wise provided by law, be granted during pleasure only ; and whenever the pleasure. ^

Governor shall appoint to any vacant office or employment, of which the

initial emoluihents exceed one thousand dollars or one hundred pounds

sterling a year, according as the said emoluments are fixed with reference

to dollars or to pounds sterling, as the case may be, any person not by Us

specially directed to be appointed thereto, he shall, at the same time, ex-

pressly appraise such person that such appointment is to be considered only

as temporary and provisional until Our allowance or disallowance thereof

be signified.

XXXIIL-—Before suspending from the exercise of his office any public Suspension of

officer whose annual pensionable emoluments exceed one thousand dollars °*cers-

or one hundred pounds sterling, according as the said emoluments are fixed

with reference to dollars or to pounds sterling, as the case may be, the

Governor shall signify to such officer, by a statement in writing, the

grounds of the intended suspension, and shall call upon him to state in

writing the grounds upon which he desires to exculpate himself, and if the

officer does not furnish such statement within the time fixed by the Gover-

nor, or fails to exculpate himself to the satisfaction of the Governor, the

Governor shall appoint a Committee of the Executive Council to investigate

the charge made and to make a full report to the Executive Council. The

Governor shall forthwith cause such report to be considered by the Council,

and shall cause to be recorded on the Minutes whether the Council or the

majority thereof does or does not assent to the suspension; and if the

Governor thereupon proceed to such suspension, he shall transmit the

report of the Committee and the evidence taken by it, together with the

Minutes of the proceedings of the Council, to Us through one of Our

Principal Secretaries of State by the earliest opportunity. But if in any

case the interests of Our service shall appear to the Governor to demand

that a person shall cease to exercise the powers and functions of his office

instantly, or before there shall be time to take the proceedings hereinbefore

directed, he shall then interdict such person from the exercise of the powers

and functions of his office.

XXXIV.—Whenever any offender shall have been condemned by Regulation of

the sentence of any Court in the Colony to suffer death, the Governor f°^j°aicases”

shall call upon the Judge who presided at the trial to make to him a written Judge’s report'

report of the case of such offender, and shall cause such report to be taken before'Exeoutive

into consideration at the first meeting of the Executive Council which may Council,

be conveniently held thereafter, and he may cause the said Jedge to be

specially summoned to attend at such meeting and to produce his notes

thereat. The Governor shall not pardon or reprieve any such offender

unless it shall appear to him expedient so to do, upon receiving the advice Governor to take1

of the Executive Council thereon; but in all such cases he is to decide twe'oouneuln

either to extend or to withhold a pardon or reprieve, according to his own ™oh cases:

deliberate judgment, whether the Members of the Executive Council concur own judgment

therein or otherwise, entering, nevertheless, on the Minutes of the Execu- sons on?GV>uncU

tive Council a Minute of his reasons at length, in case he should decide Minutes, if un-

any such question in opposition to the judgment of the majority of the th^adviceoTthe

Members thereof. majority.

XXXV.—The Governor shall punctually forward to Us from year to slue Book,

year, through one of Our Principal Secretaries of State, the annual book

of returns for the Colony, commonly called the Blue Book, relating to

the Revenue and Expenditure, Defence, Public Works, Legislation, Civil

Establishments, Pensions, Population, Schools, Course of Exchange,

2.18 ROYAL INSTRUCTIONS—HONGKONG

Imports and Exports, Agriculture, Produce, Manufactures, and other

matters in the said Blue Booh more particularly specified, with reference

to the state and condition of the Colony.

Governor’s XXXVI.—The

absence. the Colony without Governor

having firstshallobtained

not uponleave

anyfrom

presence whatever

Us for quit

so doing

under Our Sign Manual,and Signet, or through one of Our Principal

Secretaries oi State., ,

Term “ the XXXVII,—In these Our Instructions the term “the Governor” shall,

explained” unless inconsistent with the context, include

being administering the Government of the Colony. every person for th ,- time

Given at Our Court at Saint James’s, this Fourteenth day of February,

1917, in the Seventh year of Our Reign.

ADDITIONAL ROYAL INSTRUCTIONS

Additonal Instructions passed under the Royal Sign Manual and Signet

to the’ Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Colony of Hong-

kong in regard to the duratipn of the appointment of , Unofficial

Members of the Executive Council and of the Legislative Council

Of that Colony.

Bated 10th January, 1922. George B.I.

Additional Instructions to Our Governor and Commander-in-Chief in

and over Our Colony of Hongkong and its Dependencies, or other

Officer for the time being administering the Government of Our said

Colony and its Dependencies.

Whereas by certain Letters Patent under the Great Seal of Our Preamble.

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland bearing date at West-

minster the Fourteenth day of February, 1917, We did make provision

for the Government of Our Colony of Hongkong and its Dependencies

(hereinafter called the Colony) and did amongst other things declare Recites Letters

that there should be an Executive Council and a Legislative Council in p^uary m?

and for the Colony which should consist of such persons as We might

direct by Instructions under Our Sign Manual and Signet:

And whereas by Our Instructions under Our Sign Manual, and Recites instruc-

Signet, bearing date the Fourteenth day of February, 1917, We did con- pebruaryfm?.

stitute the said Executive and Legislative Councils as therein is set

forth :

And whereas We are minded to, make further provision respecting

the said Executive and Legislative Councils:

Now, therefore. We do, as from the date of the receipt in the Colony Revokes clause

of these Our Additional Instructions under Our Sign Manual and tiJnVomth110

Signet, hereby revoke the Sixteenth Clause of Our said Instructions of February, 1917.

the Fourteenth day of February, 1917, without prejudice to anything

lawfully done thereunder, and We do direct and enjoin and declare Our

Will and pleasure as follows:

I.—Every Unofficial Member of the Executive Council appointed vacation of

after the date of the receipt of these Our Additional Instructions offlciaiM^mbers

in the Colony shall vacate his seat at the end of five years from Couno11

Executive

the date of the Instrument by which, or in pursuance of which,

he is appointed, unless it is otherwise provided by that Instru-

ment.

Provided that if any such Member is provisionally

appointed to fill a vacant seat in the Council and his provisional

appointment is immediately followed by his definitive appoint-

ment the aforesaid period of five years shall be reckoned from

the date of the Instrument provisionally appointing him.

Every such Unofficial Member shall be eligible to be re- unofficial Mem-

appointed by the Governor by an Instrument under the Public re-rappomtment

Seal of the Colony for a further period not exceeding five

years, subject to Our approval conveyed through one of Our

Principal Secretaries of State.

220 ADDITIONTAT; EOYAL INSTRUCTIONS—HONGKONG

Precedence

Unofficial of

Mem- II—Every Unofficial Member of the said Executive Council re-

bers re-appoint- appointedimmediately op the termination of his term of Office

‘ shall take precedence according to the date from -which he has

been continuously a Member of the said Council.

Vacation of seats III.—Every person who at the date of the receipt of these Our

by Unofficial

Members

Legislativeof Additional Instructions in the Colony is an Unofficial Member

Council. of the Legislative Copncil may retain his seat until the end of six

years, and every Unofficial Member appointed after the date of

the receipt of these Our Additional Instructions in the Colony

shall vacate his seat at the end of four years, from the date of

the Instrument by which, or in pursuance of which, he was or

is appointed, unless it is otherwise provided by that Instru-

ment.

Provided that if any such Member is provisionally

appointed to fill a vacant seat in the Council and his provisional

appointment is immediately followed by his definitive appoint-

ment, the aforesaid periods of six years or four years, as the

case may be, shall be reckoned from the date of the Instrument

provisionally appointing him.

Unofficial

bers Mem-

eligible for Every such Unofficial Member shall be eligible to be re-

re-appointment. appointed by the Governor by an Instrument under the Public

Seal of the Colony for a further period not. exceeding four years

subject to Our approval conveyed through one of Our

Principal Secretaries of State.

Given at Our Court at Saint James’s this Tenth day of January,

1922, in the Twelfth year of Our Reign.

Additional Instbuctions to the

Governor and Commander-in-Chief, Hongkong.

ADDITIONAL ROYAL INSTRUCTIONS

Additional Instructions passed under the Royal Sign Manual and Signet

to the Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Colony of Hong-

kong in regard to the constitution of the Executive Council and of

the Legislative Council of that Colony.

Dated 1 Mh November, 1928. Gkokoe D.l.

Additional Instructions to Our Governor and Cominander-in-Chief in

and over our Colony of Hongkong and its Dependencies,'or other

Officer for: the time being administering the Government o Our

said Colony and its Dependencies.

Whereas by certain Letters Patent under the Great Seal of Our PreambIe-

Realm bearing date at Westminster the Fourteenth day of February,

1917, We did make provision for the Government of Our Colony of I'atenTof'in.h3

Hongkong and its Dependencies (hereinafter called the Colony) and February, mr.

did amongst other things declare that there should be an Executive

Council and a Legislative Council in and for the Colony which should

consist of such persons as We might direct by Instructions Under Our

Sign Manual and Signet: I r,lc

And whereas by Our Instructions under Our Sign Manual and "^ '

Signet bearing date the Fourteenth day of February, 1917, We did con- February,1 1917.

stitute the said Executive and Legislative Councils as therein is set

forth :

And whereas we are minded to make further provision respecting

the said Executive and Legislative Councils :

Now therefore we do, as from the date of the receipt in the Colony Revokes clauses

of these Our Additional Instructions under Our Sign Manual and and xv of

Signet, hereby revoke the Second, Thirteenth, Fourteenth and Fifteenth {^Februarv*

Clauses of Our said Instructions of the Fourteenth day of February, 1917.

1917, without prejudice to anything lawfully done thereunder, and

instead thereof We do direct and enjoin and declare Our will and

pleasure that from the date of such receipt the aforesaid Instructions

shall henceforth be construed and take effect as if the following

clauses had been inserted therein in place of the Second, Thirteenth,

Fourteenth and Fifteenth Clauses thereof :

II.—The Executive Council of the Colony shall consist of the Lieut- Co^tituU°D °f

enant-Governor of the Colony (if any), the Senior Military council/6

Officer for the time being in command of Our regular troops

within the Colony, the persons for the time being lawfully dis-

charging the functions of Colonial Secretary, of Attorney-

General, of Secretary for Chinese Affairs, and of Treasurer of

the Colony, who are hereinafter referred to as ex officio

Members, and of such other persons as at the date of the

222 ADDITIONAL EOYAL INSTEDCTIONS—HONGKONG

coming into operation of Our said recited Letters Patent are

Members of the said Council, or as We may from time to time

appiont by any Instructions or Warrant under Our Sign

Manual and Signet, or as the Governor in pursuance of

Instructions from Us thrpugh one of Our Principal Secretaries

of State may from time to time appoint under the Public Seal

of the Colony.

Constitution

Legislative of XIII.—The Legislative Council of the Colony shall consist of the

Council. Governor, the Lieutenant-Governor (if any), the Senior

Military Officer for. the time being in Coinmand of Our regular

troops within the Colony, the persons; for the time being

lawfully discharging the functions of Colonial Secretary,

Attorney-General, Secretary for Chinese Affairs, and Treasurer

of the Colony, and such other persons holding office in the

Colony, and not exceeding four in number at any one time, as

at the date of the coming into operation of Gur said recited

Official Members. Letters Patent a^e Official Members of the said Council, or as

We may from time to time appoint by any Instructions or

Warrants under Our Sign Manual and Signet, or as. the

Governor, in pursuance of Instructions from Us through one

of Our Principal Secretaries of State, may from time to time

appoint by an Instrument under the Public Seal of the Colony,

and all such persons shall be styled Official Members of the

Legislative Council;, and further of such persons, not exceeding

eight in number at any one time, as at the date of the .coming

Unofficial

Members. into, operation of Our said recited Letters: Patent are Unofficial

Members of the said Council, or as the Governor, in persuance

of Instructions from Us through one 0f : Our Principal

Secretaries of State, may from time to time, appoint by an

Instrument under the Public Seal of the Colony, and all such

persons shall be styled Unofficial Members of the Legislative

Council.

If any Official Member of the Legislative Council cease

to hold office in the Colony his sCat iU the Council 'shall fhere-'

upon become vacant. ,, ’; , ..

Provisional in XIY.—Whenever any Member other- than an e&

appointments Membel'

place ; of the Legislative Council, of (the'Colohy shall, by ' writing

absent,of Members

&c. under his hand rCsign .his :.seftt’in, thef Oouncil, or shall-die,- or-

be suspended ffom the .exercise of his fuhctiohs as a Member

of the Council, or be declared by the Governor by an Instru-

ment under the Public Seal of the Colony to be incapable of

exlercising his dunctions as a Member! of the'Council; or be;

absent from the Colohy,'or' shall bd acting in'at* office'the

holder of which,is an ex officio Member of the.^pojjijtcil, jor if

' :( his 'seat 'hecoffie vacant, or wheneVer aiVy person “shall’ be

1 lawfully didchargiiig^'fh^ furictibhS of mote than one of the

'offices the' hbjder^ of 'Which are ‘etc' ojfi&io Members of the

'IfBhheiT, t'he'GoVefiiDf'tu;ay,;by an Instrument Under the Public

■Seal of the ‘Colony,^provisionally appoint in ■ his place some

perstii td;'be feinpdfarily'an; Official pr 'ffnofiSciarMpmber of

the CoTihcil, us the case may' be. , /" .

ADDITIONAL ROYAL INSTRUCTIONS-HO NGKONO 223

“ Ever# person so provi^ionally appointed sliall forthwich

.cease to he a Member of the Council if his appointment is

disallo-wefl-b.^ Us, or, rcsvohiei by^the Go,yernor, ;or; saj^erseded

■ * by'tbe,,4ehp.itive apppintmenl

Member of the Council, or if theof;Member

an Official or Unofficial

in whose, (place he

was appointed shall return to the Colony,, or shall be released

from suspension, or shall be declared by the Governor by an

Instrument Under'the Public Seal capable of again discharging

his functions in the said Council, or shall cease to sit in the

Council as ah ex-officio Member, or shall cease to dis'charge the

functions of more than one of the offices the holders of which

are ex officio Members of the Council, as tiie case may be.”

The Governor shall; without delay* report to Us, for Our(confirma- Provisional

tion or disallowance, through one of Our Principal Secretaries of .State, be^mmSiateiy

•every provisional appointment of any person as an Official or Unofficial reported.

Member of the Legislative Council.

Every such person shall hold his place in the Council during Our Revocation of

pleasure, and the Governor may, by an Instrument under the Public ment8PPO,nt

Seal, revoke any such appointment.

Given at Our Gourit at St. James’s this Fifteenth day of November,

1928, in the Nineteenth year of Our Feign.

ADDITIONAL ROYAL INSTRUCTIONS

Additional Instructions passed under the Eoyal Sign Manual and Signet

to the Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Colony of Hong-

kong in regard to the precedence of Members of the Legislative

Council thereof.

Dated 20th November, 1929. George B.I.

Additional Instructions to Our Governor and Commander-in-Chief in

and over Our Colony of Hongkong an l its Dependencies, or other

Officer for the time being administering the Government of Our

said Colony and its Dependencies.

Whereas by certain Letters Patent under the Great Seal of Our preamble.

Realm bearing date at Westminster the Fourteenth day of February,

1917, We did make provision for the Government of Our Colony of

Hongkong and its Dependencies (hereinafter called the Colony) and Recites Letter*

did amongst other things declare that there should be a Legislative February, mr.

■Council in and for the Colony which should consist of such persons as

We might direct by Instructions under Our Sign Manual and Signet:

224 ADDITIONAL KOYAL INSTRUCTIONS—HONGKONG

Recites

Instructions of And whereas by Our Instructions under Our Sign Manual and

14th Signet bearing date the Fourteenth day of February, 1917, We did

1917.February constitute the said Legislative Council as therein is set forth, and by

the Twentieth Clause of the said Instructions did direct that the

Members of the said Council should have such precedence as therein is

set forth:

And whereas We are minded to make other provision in regard to

the precedence of the Members of the said Legislative Council :

Substitutes 0r Now therefore We do, as from the date of the receipt in the Colony

Chius?xxof these Our Additional Instructions under Our Sign Manual and

mh February

1917. e ruary hereby revoke

’ the Fourteenth day oftheFebruary,

Twentieth1917,

Clausewithout

of Our prejudice

said Instructions

to anythingof

lawfully done thereunder, and instead thereof We do direct and enjoin

and declare Our will and pleasure that from the date of such receipt

the aforesaid Instructions shall henceforth be construed and take effect

as if the following clause had been inserted therein in place of the

Twentieth Clause thereof:—

Precedence of ag \yXX.—The

Members. Members of the Legislative Council shall take precedence

e majy specially assign, and in default thereof, as follows :—

(1) First, the Official Members in the following order:—

(a) The ex officio Members in the order in which their offices

are mentioned (except that; the Senior Military Officer, if

below the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in Our Army, shall

take precedence after the person lawfully discharging the

functions of Attorney-General).

(b) Other Official Members according to the priority of their

respective appointments, or if appointed by or in pursuance

of the same Instrument, according to the order in which

they are named therein.

(2) Secondly, the Unofficial Members in the following order :—

{«) The Unofficial Members who are also Members of the-

Executive Council of the Colony according to the

precedence taken as between themselves as Members of

the Executive Council.

(b) Other Unofficial Members according to the priority of their

respective appointments, or if appointed by or in pursuar.ce

of the same Instrument, according to. the order in which

they are named therein: Provided that any such Un-

official Member who is re-appo'inted immediately on the

termination of his term of office shall as between himself

and other Unofficial Members who are not also Members

of the Executive Council take precedence accprding to. the

date from which he has been continuously a Member of

the Legislative Council. . ;

Given at Our Court at Saint James’s this Twentieth day of Novem-

ber, 1929, in the Twentieth Tear of Our Reign.

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Executive Council

The Executive Cbuhcil consists of :

(Me* Officio')

H.E. the General ■ Officer

l Comin^adjing the Ttoops (Major-Geueral

J. W: Sah(lilan

The Hon. the Colonial Secretarjr (Mr. W. T. Southern, c.m.g.)

The Jlon. the Attorney General (Mr. C. G. Alabaster, k.c., o.b.e.,)

The Hon. the Secrbthiy for Chinese Affairs (Mr. E. R. Hallifax,

C.M.G., C.B.E.)

The Hon. the 'Colonial Treasurer (Mr. Edwin Taylor)

The Hon. Mr. R. M. Henderson (Director of Public Works).

The Hon. Sir H. E. Pollock, k.c.

The Hon. Sir Shouson Chow, Kt.

The Hon. Mr. W. E. L. Shenton.

Legislative Council

The following are the members of the Legislative Council:—

Official

H.E. the Governor.

H.E. the General Officer Commanding the Troops (Major-General

J. W. Sandilands, c.b., c.m.g., d.s.o.)

The Hon. the Colonial Secretary (Mr. W. T. Southern, c.m.g.)

The Hon. the Attorney General (Mr. C. G. Alabaster, k.c., o.b.e.)

The Hon. the Secretary for Chinese Affairs (Mr. E. R. Hallifax,

C.M.G., C.B.E.)

The Hon. the Colonial Treasurer (Mr. Edwin Taylor)

The Hon. Mr. K. M. Henderson. (Director of Public Works).

The Hon. Mr. E. D. C. Wolfe, c.m.g. (Inspector General of Police).

The Hon. Comdr. G, E. Hole, r.n. (Retired) (Harbour Master).

The Hon. Dr. A. R. Wellington (Director of Medical and

Sanitary Services).

Unofficial

The Hon. Sir H. E. Pollock, k.c.

The Hon. Mr. R. H. Rote wall, c.m.g., ll.d.

The Hon. Mr. W. E. L. Shenton.

The Hon. Mr. J. P. Braga.

The Hon. Mr. S. W. Ts’o, o.b.e., ll.o.

The Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson

The Hon, Mr. C. G. Mackie, (Hon. Mr. W. H. Bell, aotmgj

Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau.

Appointment of Members of the Legislative Council

By a Despatch from the Secretary of State, the following course is followed in

the appointment of unofficial members

Appointed by the Governor (one at least of whom

being a member of the Chinese community) ... 6

Elected by the Chamber of Commerce 1

Elected by the Justices of the Peace ........ 1

Total ,.... 8

8

STANDING RULES AND ORDERS

OF

THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OE HONGKONG

Made by the Legislative Council of Hongkong in pursuance of the pxovisions of

Clause XXIII of the Instructions of His Majesty the King, under His Sign

Manual and Signet bearing date the 14/7t day of February, 1917.

1.—Oath of Allegiance

(1) No member of the Council shall sit or vote therein until he shall have

taken and subscribed the oath of allegiance, provided that any person authorised by

law to make an affirmation instead of taking an oath shall be permitted to make a

solemn affirmation in lieu of the oath of allegiance. _

(2) The oath or affirmation shall be administered by the Governor.

2.—Language

(1) The proceedings and debates of the Council shall be in the English

language., • • ■

(2) A member may present a petition in Chinese, if . the petition be accom-

panied by an English translation certified to be correct by the member who presents it.

3.—Sittings of Council *

(1) The meetings of the Legislative Council shall be held on Such day and at

such hour as may from time to time be ordered by the Governor.

(2) At the’beirinnim? of each meeting, and before proceeding to the despatch

of any other business, the President shall, if the minutes of the'last preceeding

meeting have been circulated to the members, propose that they be confirmed. If

the said minutes have not been circulated they shall be read ty the Clerk and the

President shall then propose that they be confirmed. Upon any proposal that the

minutes be confirmed no debate shall .be allowed except as to the accuracy of the

minutes and with reference to an amendment actually proposed.

(3) The President may at auy time adjourn or suspend any meeting.

4.—Standing Committees

(1) There shall be the following standing committees of the Council:—

(a) The Finance Committee, which shall consist of the Colonial Secretary

(Chairman), the Treasurer, the Director of Public Works and the

unofficial members of the Council.

(b) The Public Works Committee, which shall consist of the Director

of Public Works (Chairman), the Treasurer, and the unofficial

members of the Council.

(c) The Law Committee, which shall consist of the Attorney General

(Chairman), and four other members of the Council appointed at

the first .meeting of the year by the President, who shall have

power,to fill vacancies arising in the Committee during tbe course

of,the year, , ; :• !

* On the and

subject

XXI of the Royal Instructions of the 14th February, 1917. Clauses XIX

of the quorum,' aodjof who should preside, see. respectively

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(2). Three members shall form a quorum of any1 standing : committee.

(8) The Governor may at any time refer direct to tlie Finance'Gohimittee any

proposal concerning additional expenditure hot already provided for in the annual

estimates.

(4) Any member of the Council shall be entitled to attend any meeting of a

standing Committee but no member‘may take any part in the proceedings of a

committee of which he is not a member.

5.—Select Committees j'

(1) Any matter before the Council may be referred by the President, or upon

a motion duly passed by the Council, to a select committee.

(2) A select committee shall consist of at least three members who shall be

nominated by the President: Provided that any member may move that another

member be substituted for any member so nominated, and if the motion be seconded

the amendment shall, after debate, be ptit to" the vote, and the question shall be

decided accordingly.

(3) The chairman of a select committee shall be appointed by the President.

(4) Three members of a select committee shall form a quorum except when

the select committee consists of three members only in which event two shall form

a quorum.

(5) In the event of the death, resignation or absence from the Colony of any

member of a select committee the President may appoint another member in his

place.

6.—Procedure on Standing and Select Committees

(1) In the absence of the chairman of a standing or select committee the

senior member present shall act as chairman.

(2) The chairman of a standing or select committee shall have an original

vote and shall also have a casting vote if the votes be equal.

(8) The chairman of any committee may require the attendance and services

of the Clerk of the .Council.

(4) The report of a committee shall be signed,, and presented to the^Council,

by the chairman.

(A) Any member of a committee dissenting from the opinion of the majority

may put in a written statement of hid reasons fdr such dissent, and such statement

shall be appended to the report of, the committee.

■ :. . , 7.—llyriES OE THE Cler,K

(1) , The Clerk shall send td .each member wntleii hoticei of each meeting of

the Council, a ccompahied by a copy of tbe Order of .Business and of ainy bill which

it is proposed by-ead g first time at the meeting in question, at mast two clear days

before the day fixed for the liiteetihgi except in case of emergency ‘ when such notice

shall be given as thie circumstances may permit. ‘

(2) The Clerk . shall keep^the minutes of the proceedings:pf the Council, and

of committees of the whole Council,: and shad .spmd jtp. eaph, prember the draft

minutes of each meeting so s >on as possible after the meeting.

(3) Theattending

the members minutes and

of the proceedings

all deL-isions of the

of the Councilandshall

Council, record

shall, whentheconfirmed

names of

at the next following meeting of the Council, be signed by the. President,

(4) In the case of divisions of't,he Conhcil or ,cotnmiftee, of ftHe. vybqle (Couneih

the minutes shall include the numbers voting for and against the questio/i, and the

names cf the menibbrs so voti'rig.' '! - ( 1 ■

8*

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(5) The Clerk shall he responsible for the custody of the votes* records, bills,

and other documents,

members;of laid befpre

the; Council tlw Council,

and other persons which

undersfa^ll

such be^ppen to inspection

arrangements as: may by

be

sanctioned by the Presideht.

8—Order of Business

Unless the Council otherwise direct, the business of each sitting day shall be

transacted in the following order:—

1. Confirmation of minute^ ef last preceding meetings

2. Oath or affirmatioq ,of allegiance of a new member,. ;

3. Announcements. • . , .. , s, .

4. Papers, including any +reports of standing or. select committees

which are laid upon,the table by order of the Governor and which

arCjiiot the subject of any motion.

5. ' Petitions.

6. (^u^sfions.

7. ’ Gdve'fnmeht business.

8; Unoffieikl members’ motions. <•

' GrOvernmeat business shall be set down in such oroer as the President may

direct, and unofficial members’ motions shall be set, down in the order in which

notice of each ‘mofioh was given.

9.-—Petitions

(1) . Every petition intended to be presented to the Council

h prayer setting forth the general object of the petitioner.

(2) A petition shall not he presented to the Council unless it be in accordance

with the rules then in force in regard'to petitions.

(3) The member presenting a petition may state concisely the purport of the

petitions

(4) All petitions shall be ordered to lie upon the table without question put

unless a member when presenting a' petition move for it to be read, printed or

referred to a select committee.

(5) The Council will not receive any petition—

(a) which is not addressed to the Council;

(b) which is not properly and respectfully worded;

(c) which has not at least one signature on the sheet on which the

prayer of the petition appears;

(d) which has not at least the prayer at the head of each subsequent

sheet of signatures;

(e) which asks for a grant of public money or the release of a debt to

public funds unless the recommendation of the Governor thereto

has been signified ; or

(/) which does not conform with such rules as may from time to time

be prescribed by the Council.

10.—Papers

(1) All papers shall be pi'esented by an official member of the Council and their

presehtatidii shall be entered upon the minutes.

(2) A member presenting a paper may make a short explanatory statement of

its contents.

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' (3) All papers shall he ordered- to lie upon the table without question put and

any motion for the printing thereof shall be determined without amendment or

debate.

(4) All Rules’ and Orders made by the Governor in Executive Council under

The authority1 of an Ordinance, which do not require the approval of the Legislative

Council, shall be laid on the table as soon as may be after being made.

1 l:--Q,t'KsxiONS to Members

(1) Questions may be put to official members relative to public affairs with

which they are officially connected, proceedings pending in the Council, or any

matter of administration for whieh Such members are responsible.

(2) Questions may also be put to other members, relating to a bill, motion, or

•other public matter connected with the business of the Council for which such mem-

,bers are responsible.

(3) A question shall not contain arguments, inferences, opinions, imputations,

epithets, ironicaf expressions, or hypothetical cases.

(4) A Question shall not include the names of persons, or statements, not

Strictly necessary to render the question intelligible, nor contain charges which the

member, who asks the question, is not prepared to substantiate,

(5) A question must ridt be1 askhd fbr the pufpose'of obtaining an expression

of opinion, the solution of an abstract legal case, or the- answer/to a hypothetical

proposition.

(6) A question shall not be asked without’.writteu nOfice unless it is of an

-^rgent character and the member has obtained the leave of the President so to ask it.

(7) A question must not be made the pretext;for a debate?) nor can a question

fully answered be asked again without the, leave of the President.

(8) A member may ask a supplementary question for the purpose of further

elucidating any matter of fact regarding which an answer has been given; but a

supplementary' question must not ! e used to introduce matter not included in the

original question.

12.—Messages from the G-overnoe and. Address by the Governor

A message from the Governor, if presented tq the Conucil by an official member,

may be brought up at any time before the commencement or at the close of public

business, and shall be considered forthwith or Ordered to be considered upon a

future day as the member presenting it may appoint. The Governor may address

the Council at any time.

12.—Manner of Giving Notices

(1) Where under any Standing Order (or the practice of the Council) notice

js required, such notice shall be given by being handed in at the Table during the

sitting of the Council or by delivery at the office of the Clerk or other place appointed

by Standing Order (or the President) within the hours prescribed for the purpose.

(2) Except with the permission of the President, no notice shall be valid for

.any particular meeting of Council unless it shall have been so handed in or delivered

at least three clear days before such meeting of Council. Sundays and holidays

shall not be included in the computation of the said period of three days.

(3) Any such notice shall be printed and shall be circulated to members of the

Council, if possible not less than two clear days before the next meeting of the

'Council for which it is valid.

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(4) Any such notice shall be printed in the form in which it is handed in or

delivered.

(5) Motions or amendments sent to. the Clerk shall be printed and circulated

by him, even if they be matters notice of which is not required, and in the case of

amendments to bills shall be arranged so far as may be in the order in which they

will be proposed.

(6) A notice given orally in Council, shall not have any force after that

sitting of the Council unless it be supplemented by a notice given in accordance with

paragraph (1) of this Order.

14.—Notice op Motions

Unless the Standing Orders otherwise direct, notice shall be given of any motion:

which it is proposed to make with the exception of the following:—

1. A motion for the confirmation or correction of the minutes of the

Council.

2. A motion made in committee of the whole Council.

3. A motion for the adjournment of the Council or of any debate.

4. A motion that a petition be read, printed or referred to a select

committee.

5. A motion that the report of a standing committee be adopted.

6. A motion , that the report of a select committee be referred to a

committee of the whole Council or be printed.

7. A motion for the withdrawal of strangers.

8. A motion for the suspension of a member.

9. A motion for the withdrawal or postponement of any item in the

Order of Business.

10. A motion for the substitution of another member for a member

nominated to a select committee.

11. A motion for the reference of any matter to a committee.

12. A motion for the suspension of any Standing Order.

15.—Dispensing with Notice

Notice shall not be dispensed with in the case of a motion or in respect of a n r

other proceeding for which notice is required except with the consent of the

President.

16.—Rules op Debate

(1) A member desiring to speak in Council shall rise in his place and address

his observations to the President.

(2) A member desiring to speak in committee shall address his observations

to the Chairman.

(3) If two or more members offer at the same time to speak, the President or

Chairman shall call on the member who first catches his eye.

(4) A member must confine his observations to the subject under discussion.

(5) Reference shall not be made to any matter on which a judicial decision is

pending, in .such a way as may prejudice the interests of parties thereto.

, (6) No memtber shall impute improper motives tO any other member.

(7) Except when the Coimcil be in committee no member shall speak more

than once oh a,ny proposition before the'Council eicept in explanation (as provided

in paragraph 8 of this Order), or to a point of Order, or, in the case of the mover of

a substantive motion,' in reply, but any member may second a motion pr amendment

by rising in his place and bowing to the chair without prejudice to his right to speak

at a later period of the debate.

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(8) A member wbo has spoken to a question may again be heard to offer

explanation of some material, part of his speech which has been misunderstood, but

he must not introduce new matter.

(9) A member who has spoken may speak again when a new Question has

been proposed from the chair such as a proposed amendment.

(10) Any member who dissents from the opinion of the majority may, if he

give notice forthwith of his intention to do so, lay upon the table a statement of the

.grounds of his dissent, either at the same or a subsequent meeting of the Council.

(11) His Majesty’s name shall not be used to influence the Council.

(12) The conduct of His Majesty, members of the Royal Family, the Governor

or Administrator, members of the Council, and judges or other persons engaged in

the Administration of justice, shall not be raised except upon a substantive motion ;

and in any amendment, question to a member, or remarks in a debate on a motion

dealing with any other subject, any reference to the conduct of the persons afore-

's .id shall be out of order.

17.—Relevancy in' Debate

(1) Debate upon any motion, bill or amendment shall be relevant to such

motion, bill of amendment.

(2) Where an amendment proposes to leave out words and insert other words

instead of them, debate upon the first question proposed on the amendment may

include both the words proposed to be left out and those proposed to be inserted.

(3) On an amendment proposing to leave out words or to insert words debate

shall be confined to the omission or insertion of such words respectively.

18.—Anticipation . ,

(1) It shall be out of order to make a motion, or move an amendment dealing

in anticipation with the subject of a bill or other matter appoihted in the Order of

Business for consideration -. and an amendment shall' also be oht of Order if it deal

in anticipation with the subject matter of a motion of which notice'has been given.

(2) A matter appointed in the Oi’der of Business; or a motion dr amendment

of which notice has been given’, shall not be anticipated in any other debate.

19. —

(1) No member may speak to any question after the same has been fully put

by the President or Chairman.

(2) A question is fully put,, when the President or Chairman has collected the

voices both of the ayes and of the noes.

20. —

By the indulgence of the Council, a member may make a personal explanation,

-.although there be no question before the Council, but no debatable matter may be

brought forward, or debate arise, upon the explanation.

21.—President to be Heard Without Interruption

Whenever the President, or the Chairman, rises during a debate, any, member

then speaking, or offering to speak, must if standing sit down, and must in any case

refrain from speaking, and the Council or committee is to be silent so that the

President, or the Chairman, may be heard without interruption.

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22.—Responsibility ' Fbli Or6hr

The President in CouBcil, and the Chairman in any cominittee, shall be,.respon-

sible for the observance, of dhe rules of order in the Council and committee/respec-

tively and their decision upon any point of order shall not be open to appeal and

shall not be, reviewed by the Council'except upon a substantive dhotion made after

notice.

23.—Breaches of Order

(1) If a Member show disregard for the authority of the chair, or abuse the

rules of the Council by persistently and wilfully obstructing the business of the

Council, or otherwise, the President shall direct the attention of the Council to the

incident, mentioning by name the member concerned. A motion may then be made-

upon which the President shall forthwith put the question, no amendment, adjourn-

ment, or debate being allowed, “ That such member be suspended from the service

of the Council”. If such an offence shall have been committed in a committee of

the whole Council, the Chairman shall forthwith suspend the proceedings of the

committee and report the circumstances to the Council; and the President shall on

a motion being made thereupon put the same question, without amendment, adjourn-

ment or debate, as if the offence had been committed in the Council itself.

(2) Not more than one member shall be named at the same time, unless several

members present together have jointly disregarded the authority of the chair.

(3) If a member be suspended under the provisions of this order his suspension

shall last until determined by the Council.

(4) The President or Chairman, after having called the attention of the Council

or committee to the conduct of a member w'ho persists in irrelevance or tedious

repetition either of his own arguments or of the arguments used by other members

in debate, may direct the member to discontinue his speech.

(5) The President or Chairman shall order members whose conduct is grossly

disorderly to withdraw immediately from the Council Chamber during the remainder

of the day’s sitting.

(6) If a direction to withdraw under paragraph (5) of this order be not com-

plied with at once or if on any occasion the President or Chairman deem that his

powers under that Paragraph are inadequate, he may name such member or mem-

bers in pursuance of paragraph (1) of this order.

(7) The President or Chairman whether acting under paragraph (1) or (5) of

this order may direct such steps to be taken as are required to enforce his order.

(8) Members who are suspended under paragraph (1) of this order or are

directed to withdraw under paragraph (5), shall forthwith withdraw from the

precincts of the Council Chamber.

(9) Nothing in this order shall be deemed to prevent the Council from proceed-

ing against any member for any breach of order not specified herein or from pro-

ceeding in any other way it thinks fit in dealing with the breaches of order herein

mentioned.

24.—Voting*

(1) All questions shall be decided by a majority of votes, including the vote of

the President, or in any committee the Chairman, and whenever the/votes are equal

the President, or in any committee the Chairman, shall have a casting vote.

(2) At the conclusion of a debate the question shall be put by the President,

or in any committee by the Chairman, and the votes may be taken by voices aye and

vote, SeeOnClause

* the subject

XXII ofof the

decision

EoyalbyInstructions

the majority,

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on the Governor’s

February, 1917.original and casting

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no and the result shall be declared by the President or Chairman, but any member

may claim a division when the votes shall be taken by the Clerk asking each member

separately how he desires to vote and1 recording the vbtes accordingly.-

(3); In taking the division the names of1 all the unofficial members shall be called

before the names or official titles of any of the official members. In both cases the

names, or official titles as the case may be, shall be called in order, beginning with the

senior member, provided that the President, or in any committee the Chairman, shall

vote last.

* (4) When a division is claimed either in Council or in any committee every

member present shall, unless he expressly state that he, declines, to vote/record his

vote either for the ayes or noes. The Clerk shall enter, on the minutes the record

of each member’s vote and shall add a statement of the names of members who

declined to vote.

(5) As soon as the Clerk has collected the votes the President, or in any com-

mittee the Chairman, shall state the numbers voting for the ayes and the noes

respectively and shall then declare the result of the division or give his casting vote

as the case may be.

(6) If a member state that he voted in error or that his vote has been counted

wrongly, he may claim to have his vote altered, provided that such request is made

as soon as the President has announced the numbers and before he shall have

declared the result of the division,

(7) A member shall not vote on any subject in which he has a direct personal

pecuniary interest, but a motion to disallow a member’s vote on this ground shall

be made only as soon as the numbers of the members voting on the question shall

have been declared. If the motion for the disallowance of a member’s vote shall

be agreed to, the President, or in committee the Chairman, shall direct the Clerk to

correct the numbers voting in the division accordingly. In deciding whether a

motion for the disallowance of a member’s vote shall be proposed from the chair,

the President, or, in any committee the Chairman, shall have regard to the

character of the question upon which, the. division was taken and to the

consideration whether the interest therein of the member whpse vote is challenged

is direct and pecuniary and not an interest in common with the rest of His Majesty’s

subjects and whether his vote was given on a matter of state policy,

25. —

(1) The mover of a bill, on moving the first reading thereof, shall state the

■object and intention of the measure and the reasons on which it is founded.

(2) After such motion has been seconded by another member, and has been

adopted, the bill shall be read a first time. The President may address the Council

on the first reading of a bill should he ' desire td dd So, but no further discussion

shall be permitted.

(3) Except as provided for in paragraph (2) of Standing Order 29, every bill

shall be published in the Gazette after having been read a first time and before it is

read a' second time.

26. —

When a motion for a second reading of a bill shall have been made and

seconded, a debate may be taken only upon the general merits and principles of the

ill.

27.—Committee Stage ok a Bill

(1) When a bilkhas!been read the second time the Council may, at the same

or any subsequent meeting, upon motion made and seconded, resolve itself into a

234 RULES OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL—HONGKONG

committee of the whole Council to consider the bill clause by clause, or may refer the

hill to a standing committee cr to a select committee.

(2) The principle of a bill shall not be discussed in committee but only its

details.

(3) In committee the Clerk shall read the marginal notes to the bill, clause by

clause, unless the Chairman directs him to read the clauses, or anv particular clause,,

in full.

(4) Subject to the provisions of paragraph (5) of this Order, the committee-

may make in the bill such amendments as they shall think fit, provided that the

amendments are in the opinion of the Chairman relevant to the subject matter of

the bill, and provided that if any amendments are in the opinion of the Chairman

not within the title of the bill the committee shall amend the title according!v.

(5) No amendment shall be moved which is inconsistent with any clause

already agreed upon or with any decision already come to by the committee, and the

Chairman may at any time during the discussion of a proposed amendment with-

draw it from the consideration of the committee if in his opinion the amendment

violates the provisions of this paragraph.

(6) The Chairman may require any proposed amendment to be handed to the

Clerk in writing.

(7) If no amendment be proposed to any particular clause when the marginal

note has been read by the Clerk, or when all the proposed amendments shall have

been disposed of, the Chairman shall put the question “ That the clause (or the

clause as amended) stand part of the bill”. If any amendment is proposed which

the Chairman considers need not be disposed of separately he may put the question

“ That the Clause, amended as proposed, stand part of the bill”.

(8) If a new clause or a new schedule be proposed the Chairman may put the

question “ That the proposed clause (or schedule) stand part of the bill”, and if the

question is agreed to the clause (or schedule) shall thereupon stand part of the bill.

A new clause or a new schedule may be proposed at any time which seems con-

venient to the Chairman.

(9) On consideration of the schedules the Clerk shall call out the word

“ Schedule ” if there is only one schedule, or shall read out the ordinal numbers of

the schedules if there are more schedules than one, unless the Chairman directs him

to read the schedules or any particular schedule in full, or to proceed in any other

manner, and the Chairman may thereupon put the question “ That this schedule

stand part of the bill ”.

(10) Any clause or schedule may be postponed for consideration at a later

stage of the same meeting or for consideration at some future meeting of the

committee. The whole bill may be left in committee for consideration at some

future meeting of the committee.

(11) When all the clauses and schedules of the bill have been disposed of the

Chairman shall put the question “That the enacting clause and title stand part of the

bill ”. If the bill contains a preamble the above question shall be preceded by the

question “That the preamble stand part of the bill ”.

(12) When the bill has been entirely disposed of the Council may upon motion

made and seconded resume and proceed with the remaining business of the day.

(13) A bill may be referred to a standing committee or to a select committee

at any stage of its progress prior to the third reading.

(14) If any standing committee or select committee to which a bill has been

referred reports that it recommends any material amendment therein, the bill may be

printed with such amendment and, after publication in the Gazette, may with the

permission of the Council be substituted for the bill as read a second time. Every

bill so reported shall be considered in the committee of the whole Council.

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28.—Third Reading of a Bill

(1) When a bill has passed through committee the member in charge of the

bill may at the same or any subsequent meeting report to tlie Council that the bill

has passed through committee and may at the same time moye that the bill be read

a third time, provided that if in the opinion of the President any material amend-

ment of the bill shall have been made in committee the bill shall not be read a third

time at the same meeting except after the suspension of the Standing Orders. If

the third reading of any bill is for this reason postponed to a subsequent meeting of

the Council the bill shall be published in the Gazette as amended before it is read

a third time.

(2) If upon the third reading of a bill being proposed and Seconded any mem-

ber desires to omit or amend any provision contained in the bill, nr to introduce any

fresh provision into it, the bill may upon motion made and seconded be re-com-

mitted, and thereafter the Council shall again resolve itself into.a committee of the

whole Council for the consideration of the proposed amendment, but no bill shall

be re-committed after it shall have been read a third time.

(3) When a bill has been read a third time it, shall be deemed to have been

passed.

29.—General Provisions relating to Bills

(1) On each reading of a bill the Clerk shall read only the long title of the bill.

(2) If at any stage in the progress of a bill the President declares that in his

opinion an emergency exists and that it is desirable in the public interest that the

Standing Orders should be suspended in order to eliable the bill to pass through all

its stages, or all its remaining stages, at that meeting of Council, it may be moved and

seconded that the Standing Orders be suspended accordingly and if the motion be

adopted the bill may be carried through all its stages, or all its remaining stages,

at that meeting.

30.—Bills affecting Private Rights

(1) Where any bill shall be proposed which is intended to affect or benefit some,

particular person, association, or corporate body, notice of the bill shall be given

by the promoters, by two advertisenlents in sdnie dailynewspaper published ip the

Colony, and, if any'bh the persons likely to be benefited or prejudiced maybe

Cljinese, by two additional advertisements in some Chinese newspaper published in

the ^Colony, and in any case by two successive publicitioHS of; the bill in the. Gazette,

as required by Clause XXVII of the Royal Instructions of the Itth February, 1917:;

provided that, as laid down in the said Clause XXVII this'pdragtaph shall not apply;

to any such bill which is a Government measure.

t (2) If any person considers that his individual rights or interests would be

affected by the provisions of any such bill, he, may petition to be heard on the bill

either in person of by counsel, and he shall be heard accordingly, either upon

motion made' seconded and adopted, ur by order of the President. The President,

shall direct whether’the person in question or his counsel shall be.heard before the

Council, or before a committee of the whole Council, or before a standing committee*

or a select committee.

(3) -< On any such-petition the petitioner, oy ,any member, .p

made, seconded and adofited:. , or by order of , the President,’be entitled to call and

examine witnesses on oath or affirmation, provided .that a list, containing tlie/hames,'

residences and occupations of the witnesses shall havg been delivered to the Clerk

at least two clear days before the meeting of the Council hr committee a^ fifib cdse

may be. Any such witness if called by the petitioner may be cross-examined by

any member, and if called by any member may be cross-examined by any other

member or by the petitioned The oath or affirmation shall be-tendered-by the

Clerk, or, in any committee, by the Chairman.

236 KULES OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL—HONGKONG

(4) Every bill intended to affect, or benefit some particular person, association

or corporate body shall in accordance with Clause XXVII of the Royal Instructions

of the 14th February, 1917j’contain a section saving the rights of His Majesty the

King, His Heirs and Successors, all bodies politic and corporate, and all others except

such as ate mentioned in the bill, and those claiming by, from, and under them.

31.—Relevancy of Amenoments

(1) When any bill, or clause of a bill, or motion, is under consideration in the-

Council or a committee thereof, an amendment may be proposed to such bill, clause-

or motion if it be relevant to the bill, clause or motion to which it is proposed.

(2) An amendment may be proposed to any amendment proposed from the

chair if it be relevant to the original amendment.

(3) In committee on a bill a new clause or schedule may be proposed if it be

relevant to the subject matter of the bill, and an amendment may be proposed to it

if the amendment may be relevant to the new clause or schedule.

(4) An amendment, or a new clause or schedule, shall not require notice.

(5) The President, or the Chairman as the case may be, may require any

proposed amendment to be handed, to the Clerk in writing.

32.—Seconding of Motions and Amendments

A motion or amendment shall not be proposed from the chair in Council unless

it shall have received a seconder, but in committee a seconder shall not be required

for any amendment or for any new clause or schedule.

33.—Method of Putting the Question on Amendments

Subject to the provisions of paragraph (7) of Standing Order 27 upon an

amendment to leave out words and insert other words instead of them a question

shall first be proposed from the chair “ that the words proposed to be left out

stand part of the question,” and if that question be negatived, the question for the

insertion of the alternative words shall then be proposed, provided that on con-

sideration of a bill in committee the Chairman shall if possible put as the test

question on an amendment only such words as will not prevent a subsequent

amendment which is in order from being moved. If the question so proposed be

negatived the words proposed by the amendment to be left out shall be deemed to-

be left out without further question.

34.—Withdrawal of Motions or Amendments

When any motion or amendment has been proposed from the chair, it may be

withdrawn at the request of the mover if, on the President, or in committee the

Chairman, asking whether it be the pleasure of the Council or committee that the-

motion or amendment be withdrawn, a dissenting voice be not raised thereto.

35. —

The evidence taken before an}7 committee of the Council and any documents

presented to such committee which have not been reported to the Council shall not

be published by any member of such committee or by any other person, except

with the permission of the President.

36. —

(1) In cases of doubt the Standing Orders of this Council shall be interpreted

in the light of the relevant practice of the Commons House of Parliament of Great

Britain and Northern Ireland.

RULES OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL—HONGKONG 237

(2) In any matter for which these Standing Orders do not provide the said

practice shall be followed, but no restrictions which the House of Commons has

introduced by Standing Order shall be deemed to extend to the Council or its

members until the Council has provided by Standing Order for such restriction.

37.—Suspension of Standing Orders

A question the object or effect of which may be to suspend any Standing Order

of the Council shall not be proposed except with the consent of the President.

38.—Absence of Members

Any member who is prevented from attending a meeting of the Council shall

acquaint the Clerk as early as possible of his inability to attend.

39.—Employment of Members in Professional Capacity

Ho member of the Council shall appear before the Council or any committee

thereof as counsel or solicitor for any party, Or in any capacity for which he is to

receive a fee or reward.

40.—-Strangers

. Strangers shall be admitted to debates in the Council Chamber subject to such

rules as the President may make from time to time for that purpose, provided that

if any member take notice that strangers be present, the President, or in committee

the Chairman, shall put forthwith the question “That strangers be ordered to

withdraw.”

41.—Press

The President may grant a general permission to the representative of any

journal to attend the sittings of the Council provided that, if the journal publish

a report of the proceedings which the President considers unfair, such permission

may be revoked.

CHINESE EMIGRATION IN BRITISH SHIPS

Under the Asiatic Emigration Ordinance, 1915, any vessel clearing with

moi’e than, twenty Asiatics on a .voyage, of more than seven days’ duration is

a Chi hesa passenger ship.

Part II of this Ordinance provides certain regulations relating to the

duties and obligations of the master of an emigrant ship arriving in the waters

of the Colony and reads as follows: —

6. The master of every ship arriving within the waters of the Colony with

more than 20 emigrants'On board or intended for carrying from the Colony

more than twenty emigrants shall, within twenty-four hours from the arrival

of his ship, report such arrival to the Emigration Officer.

7. The owners or charterers of any emigrant ship about to proceed on

any voyage, or, if they are absent, their respective agents, shall, as soon as

such ship,to;isthelaidEmigration

the, fact on for the Officer

conveyance of emigrants,

specifying give notice

in such notice in writing

the name, destina-of

tion, and probable time of departure of Such ship.

8. (1) No emigrant ship shall clear put or proceed to sea on any voyage

without a certificate from the Emigration Officer.

(2) Such certificate shall be in the form required by the Act or, in the

case of ship under a special license, in the form contained in the First Schedule.

1 9 No emigrant ship shall clear out or proceed to sea on any voyage and

the LEmigration Officer shall not gfant the certificate unless the master of such

ship is''ptovuled with a libeiice under the hand 6f the Governor and the

public seal of the Colony or under the hand or seal of an Emigration Officer,

to be obtained in manner hereinafter mentioned.

10. (1) A licence granted under the provisions of this Ordinance may be :

(u,). ,:a, genera) licence granted under section l,i-;

yh)

(p) hii a special

outpprtlicence

licencegranted

grantedunder

under'sectioa

section14;12.

(2) Such licences shall be in the respective forms contained in the

Eleventh Schedule.

11. Whenever any emigrant ship is about to proceed to sea from the 'Colony

on any long or short voyage, the owners or charterers of such ship, or, if they

are absent from the Colony, their respective agents, shall, before such ship is

laid on forforthea licence

iSecretary conveyance

underoftheemigrants,

hand of theapply in writing

Governor and theto public

the Colonial

seal of

the Colony for the conveyance of such emigrants.

12. Whenever any outpcrt emigrant ship, which is not provided with a

licence covering her intended voyage, is about to proceed with emigrants from

any port in China, or within one ’hundred miles of the coast thereof, other

than a port in the Colony of Hongkong, on any short voyage, the owners or

charterers of such ship, or, if they are absent, their respective agents, shall,

before such ship is laid on for the conveyance of emigrants, apply in writing

to the Emigration Officer at such port for a licence under his hand and seal

for the conveyance of such emigrants on the intended voyages only.

13. The Governor may grant to any vessel a general licence for any period,

or for any number, of voyages or for voyages between any specified ports.

14. The Governor may grant a special licence for any period not exceeding

twelve months, or for any number of voyages to be performed within twelve

months, between any specified ports, to any ship which is being regularly

employed in the coveyance of public mails under contract with the government

of the state or colony for which such mails are carried, or to any other ship

which is approved by the Governor as a 1st class ship.

CHINESE EMIGRATION IN BRITISH SHIPS

J5. The grant of a general or special licence shall be in the absolute

discretion of the Governor, and the grant of an outport licence shall be in

the absolute discretion of the Emigration Officer.

16 No licence shall be issued until: —

(a) the master of the ship in respect of which application is made

for a licence shall have entered into a joint and several bond with two sufficient

sureties approved by an Emigration Officer in the sum of one thousand pounds

in the form contained in the Second Schedule:

(b) the owners or charterers^ or, if they are absent, from the Colony,

their respective agents, shall have furnished, on oath if required, all the

particulars specified in the Third Schedule as necessary on application for

the form of licence applied for, and all other particulars relating to the

intended emigration that may be required by an Emigration Officer:

(c) the owners or Charterers, or their respective agents, or the master

of the ship, shall have paid to the Emigration‘Officer the 'fee* for the licence

applied for, which shall be fifteen dollars in the case of a general licence or

a special licence, and five dollars in the ca^e of an outnort licence:

(d) such other conditions shall have been compiled wiih as may

have been prescribed by the Governor or the Emigration Officer as the case

may be.

17. No emigrant ship shall carry any emigrants except free emigrants.

18. The number of passengers which may be carried on any ship which

has a special licence shall not exceed one passenger for every ten tens of

the registered tvnnage of the ship.

. 19clear

shall Every

out outport licenceto shall

and proceed specify

sea, and the the

shipperiod

shall vuthin

clear outwhich

and the ship

proceed

to sea within the period specified : Provided that it shall be lawful for the

Emigration Officer to extend such period in the case of any outport licence

granted by him.

20. (1) Any general licence may be revoked by the Governor if it

appears to his satisfaction at any time that any of the particulars furnished

in respect of the said licence were untrue, or that there has been any breach

of any condition of the said license, or that there has been any other con-

travention of the provisions of this Ordinance.

i,2) Any special licence may be revoked at any time by the -Governor

in his. absolute discretion.

(3) Any outport licence may be revoked by an Emigration Officer

at the port where *kuch nutport licence was issued if it appears to the satis-

faction of such Emigration Officer that any of the particulars furnished in

respect of the said licence were untrue, or that there has been any breach

of any condition of the said licence, or that there has been any other .con-

travention of the provisions of this Ordinance.

(4) In every case in which a licence is revoked by the Governor or

by an Emigration Officer, i£ shall be lawful for the Governor or the Emi-

gration Officer,' as the case may be, to order that the ship be seized and

detained until the emigration papers of the said ship, if already granted,

are delivered up to be cancelled.

21. In case it is shown, to the satisfaction of the Governor in Council,

at any time before the departure of any emigrant ship proceeding on any

voyage, that the master, mate, or any other officer, of such ship is unfit for

the proper discharge; of his duties by reason of incompetency or misconduct

or for any other sufficient cause, it shall be lawful for the Governor, by order

under his hand, to direct dismissal or removal of such, master, mate, or other

officer from the said ship, and thereupon the owners or charterers thereof,

or their, agents, shall forthwith dismiss or remove such master, mate, or other

officer, as the case may be, and appoint another in his place, to be approved

by an;Emigration Officer, in the place of the one so dismissed or removed as

aforesaid.

‘M) 'CHINESE EMIGRATION'IN BRITISH SHIPS

" 22.1 ;vl) 'AH1 e^lgraMr'ships''clefering otil or 'proceeding to sea: on any

short ’voyage PPd'er ai general or butj)drifc licence dhall be sttbject to' the Tegula-

ticns contained in the Fourth Schedule.

(2) All emigrant ships clearing out or proceeding, to sea on any short

voyage under , a. special lioerjpe ^hall, ,be: subjp.ct : to the regulations contained

in the Fifth Schedule..

(3) Ail: emigrant ships ; , to;sea on any long

icjearing out,or proceeding

voyage'shall be subject to the regulations contained in the Sixth Schedule.

PART III.

Provisions Relattxg to. Emigrants.

' 23. It shall .be lawful for the Governor in Council to exempt from all or

any of the provisions of, this;. Part such, or such class or party pf, assisted

emigrants and upon such conditions and for such period as may be in the

opinion .of the. Governor in Council desirable.

' (a)-^MEbicAL Inspection.

24. It shall be lawf'di for the Clovernor to appoint any duly qualified

persons, as mSdibhl; officers for the putposes of the Act and of this Ordinance.,

25. No emigrant ship shall clear out or proceed to sea on any voyage,

until a duly appointed medical officer shall have certified to the Emigration

Officer, and such Emigration Officer shall not grant his certificate unless he

ofis satisfied,

any bodilythatornonemental of the efinigfiants

disease, unfit passengers

to proceed oror crew

likelyappear, by reason

to endanger the

health or safety of other persons about to proceed in such ship.

.26. A medical inspection of the emigrants, passengers

purposes of giving such certificate shall take place either on board such ship, and crew for the

or, in .the case of' emigrants, at ■ the discretion of the Emigration Officer, at

such time and' on shore, before embarkation, as he may appoint.

2Y. A medical inspection of assisted emigrants shall take place on shore

before embarkation, as well as on board the ship , after embarkation and the

Emigration'Officer Shall not grant his certificate unless he is satisfied that such

double ihspectibh has duly made or has been dispensed with by the sanction

of the'( Governor.

$8. The medical

embarkation in any inspection

emigrant ship of emigrants

shall, take required

place at tosuchbe time

madeasafter

the their

Emi-

g'ration Officer may appoint.

29, Aqy medical officer appointed under the provision of this Ordinance

for the, .inspection of intending emigrants and the supervision of matters and

things/relating . to the comfort and well-being of such emigrants before their

departure and on their voyage, shall be entitled to charge, and the master,

owner or charterer of the ship carrying or about to carry emigrants in respect

of which or whom such inspection or supervision is effected shall pay to such

medical officer such fees as may. from time to time be prescribed by the Governor

in Qouncih

; -iSO. Any Chinese medical practitioner shall be eligible, with tlje approval

of the Governor, for the office of surgeon of any .ship for the purposes of the

Act of this Ordinance.

(&)—Provisions Relating to Passage Brokers.

,-■31. (1)—No person shall act as a. passage broker or in procuring emigrants

for, or in the sale; or letting of passages in, any emigrant ship proceeding on

any voyage unless he has. with two sufficient sureties, to be approved by the

Secretary for Chinese''Affairs, entered into a joint and several bond in the

sum of five thdusknd dollars to His Majesty His Heirs and Successors, accord-

ing, to the form ih the Seventh Schedule, which bond shall be renewed on each

qeeasion of obtaining such licence as hereinafter mentioned, and shall be

obtained awith

dephsited the toiSecretary

licence for passages;

let or stll Chinese Affairs; nor such

nor unless unlesslicence

such person

is thenhas

in

force.

CHINESE EMlpEATjaN. IN BEITISH SHI?S 241

(2),ditferent nj^mbejrs oi: ,the ,same firm act a»s passage, brokers,, each

persoxL so acting shall comply with the, terms of this section.

32. Any person wishing to obtain a licence to act as paWage broker shall

make application, for the _saime,,to the Secretary for <3iikies£ Affairs who is

hereby,

form inauthorised,

the,;Eightli ifSchedule;

he thiiiks,provided

fit, to grant

alwayssuch

thatlicence,

np suchaccording to the

libehce shall be

granted unless such bond as is .mentioned in section 31 has been !first entered

into- Provided, also, that any magistrate who. adjudicates oh any offence

committed by such broker'against this Ordinance is hereby authorised to order

the offender’s licence to be forfeited; and the same shall thereupon be for-

feited accordingly: and the said magistrate making such order shall forthwith

cause hotfice of such forfeitue, in the' form o¥ the Ninth1 Schedule, to be trans-

mitted to the Secretary for Chinese Affairs, and',such forfeiture shall be ex-

clusive and independent of any other punishment which' may be inflicted

upon such offender under the provisions of this Ordinance.

33. Every person obtaining ' such licence as aforesaid shall pay to the

Secretary for Chinese Affairs a fee of two hundred dollars, or where the

•duration of the licence is short such reduced fee" as the; (Hoverhor in Council

may authorise.

34. Such licence shall coPfcinue in force until the 3i?st day of December ih

the year in which such licence is granted, and for foiirteeh days afterwards,

unless sooner forfeited as hereinbefore mentioned.

35. Every passage broke who contracts with any intending emigrant for

a passage in any ship shall forthwith give notice in writing to the Secretary

for Chinese Affairs and to the. Emigration Officer of every speh contract,

specifying the name, age, and, sex of such emigrant and the name of such

ship.

36. (1)—Every passage broker who receives money from any emigrant for

or in respect of a passage in any emigrant ship proceeding on any voyage

shall give to such emigrant a passage ticker, under the hand of such passage

broker and stamped with his seal or. trade mark.

(2) Every such ticket shall be printed in a plain and, legible type, accord-

ing to the-form in the Tenth Schedule, and shall Jbe accompanied with a trans-

lation thereof in the Chinese language, in plain and legible characters.

37. Every passage broker, before he receives or takes any money on account

•of any passage or for the, sale, or letting of the whole or; any part of,;the

accomodation of or in , any such ship, shall 'produce .to the

Secretary for Chinese Affairs the certificate of the master or owner of the

ship in respect of which a passage has been taken or the accomodation in which

has been so sold or let, to the effect that such ship has been chartered for the

purpose of carrying emigrants, and that such passage broker is authorised to

received payment for such passage, or for the sale or letting of the accomoda-

tion in such ship; and such certificate shall be, filed in the office of the

Secretary for Chinese Affairs.

38. (1)—Every passage broker who lias engaged to; provide an emigrant

with a, passage shall, either persona.lly-pr by his duly autHorised representa-

tive, attend with such passenger at such place,.and time may be appointed

by the Secretary for Chinese Affairs, and in the presence of the Secretary

for Chinese Affairs or , of such officer as the Secretary for Chinese Affairs may

appoint the true intent and meaning'of such passage ticket shall be explained

io such emigrant with the object of ascertaining that such emigrant under-

stands where he is going and that such emigrant is not acting under compulsion

and is not being influenced to emigrate by false representations.

(2) In the absence of any appointment by the Secretary for Chinese

Affairs, the said attendance, in the case of all female emigrants, and in the

case of all male emigrants who either are assisted emigrants or appear to

the Secretary for Chinese Affairs to be under the age of sixteen, shall take

place at the office of dhe Secretary for Chinese affairs, and in the case1 of

all other emigrants shall take place on board the emigrant ship.

242 CHINEiSE EMIGRATION IN BRITISH SHIPS

(3) It shall be lawful for the Governor in Council to direct that any of

the provisions of this section may be dispensed with in the case t>f emigrants

travelling to any British possesion.

39. No person shall fraudulently alter or cause to be altered, rendered

useless, or destroyed, after it is once issued, or shall fraudulently induce any

person to part with, or render useless, or destroy any such passage ticket,

until the termination of the passage which it is intended to evidence.

40. No licenced passage broker shall, as agent for any person, whether a

licensed broker or not, receive money, for or on account of the passage of

any emigrant on board an emigrant ship, without haying a written authority

to act as such agent, or, on the demand of the Emigration Officer, refuse or

fail to exhibit his licence and such written authority.

41. (1)^—It shall be lawful for the Secretary for Chinese Affairs or the

Emigration Officer, at any time when he is satisfied that any emigrant who is

unwilling to leave port has been obtained by any fraud, violence, or other

improper means, to land such emigrant and procure him a passage back to

his native place or that from which he was taken, and also to defray the cost

of his maintenance whilst awaiting a return passage.

(2) All such expenses, with all legal costs, incurred, shall be recoverable

by the Secretary for Chinese Afiairs or Emigration Officer before any magis-

trate from the emigration passage broker of the vessel in which such emigrant

was shipped or intended to be shipped.

(c)—Provisions as to Emigration Boarding-houses.

42. (1)—No assisted emigrant shall, without the sanction of the Secretary

for Chinese Affairs, be permitted to embark in this 'Colony in any emigrant

ship on any voyage unless he has been lodged in a boarding-house licensed

under this Ordinance during a period of not Jess than forty-eight hours pre-

vious to the examination by the Secretary for Chinese Affairs.

(2) No person shall accomodate any assisted emigrant except in a boarding-

house for assisted emigrants licensed under this Ordinance.

43. (1)—It shall bn lawful for the Secretary for Chinese Affairs to license

a sufficient number of fit and proper persons to keep boarding-houses for

assisted emigrants:

V (2) months,

twelve Every such

and license shall ofbe such

on payment granted for onsuchsuchperiod

fee and not conditions

terms and exceeding

as may be prescribed by any rules to be made under Section 44.

(3) Every boarding-house keeper licensed under this, Ordinance shall enter

into; a bond in the sum of one thousand dollars, with two sufficient sureties-

to be approved by the Secretary for Chinese affairs, for the due observance

of such terms and conditions.

44. (1)—It shall be lawful for the Governor in Council to make rules for

the licensing, regulation, and sanitary maintenance of such boarding-houses,

and with regard to all persons residing therein, and by such rules to require

such registers or other books to be kept as he may deem expedient.

(2) All such rules, when made, shall be published in the Gazette and, when

so published,

45. (1)—Theshallkeeper

be asofvalid

everyand

suchbinding as if contained

boarding-house in thistheOrdinance.

shall supply Secretary

for Chinese Affairs with a return of all emigrants who are inmates of the

house, giving their number, names, descriptions and such other particulars

as the Secretary for Chinese Affairs may direct together with the name of the

emigrant ship by which they intend to proceed.

(2) Such return must be supplied at least twenty-four hours before the

examination by the Secretary for Chinese Affairs and shall be in such form

as he46 may direct.keeper of every licensed boarding-house from which any

(1)—The

assisted emigrant is to be shipped or in the case of every male emigrant under

the age of sixteen years and of all female emigrants the passage broker who

provides the passage shall attend at the office of the Secretary for Chinese

CHINESE EMIGRATION IN BRITISH SHIPS 243

Affairs or other place appointed for thr examination to be held by the Secre-

tary for Ghinepe Affairs, and shall then furnish the Secretary for Chinese

Affairs, or such officer as the Secretary for Chinese Affairs may appoint, with

two c< pies of the photograph of every such emigrant, with the names, ages,

and number of the said emigrants, numbered to correspond with a list' con-

taining the names, ages,' sex, destination,,, occupation and any other particu-

lars which may be required by the Secretary * for Chinese Affairs concerning

each emigrant entered thereon together with the name of the ship by which

each emigrant intends to'sail and the date of departure

(2) It shall be lawful for the Secretary for Chinese Affairs to employ pho-

tographers to furnish the photographs required by this section.

PART IV.

Penalties.

47. Except where otherwise expressly prescribed under the provisions of

this Ordinance, every person who contravenes any of the provisions of this

Ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanour.

48. Every person who contravenes any pf the provisions of any regulation

contained in the Schedules to this Ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a mis-

demeanour.

49. The master of any‘ship failing or neglecting to comply with the pro-

visions of section 6 shall upon summary conviction be liable to a fine not

exceeding one hundred dollars and' to imprisonment for any term riot exceed-'

ing six months.

(ss. SO and 51, rep. No. 21 of 1922).

52. Every person who—

(1) makes or .attempts to make any fraudulent use of a . certificate

granted under thA provisioris off this Ordinance; or

(2) forges, counterfeits, alters, or erases the whole or any part

thereof; or

(3) uses or attempts to use any spurious or fraudulent certificate,

and every person aiding and abetting in such office ; or

*(4) by any fraud or false representation as to the size of a ship

or otherwise or by. any false pretence whatsoever induce any

person to engage a passage in any emigrant ship; or

(5) falsely represents any assisted emigrant to be a non-assisted

emigrant,

shall be liable-upon .conviction, either summarily or; on- indictment to impri-

sonment for any term notiexceeding one. ygar and to a fine mot exceeding one

thousand dollars.

. 53. Every person who—

(1) unlawfully, either by force or fraud, takes away or detain

■ against his will any person with intent to put him on board

any erriigrant ship ; or

(2) with any such interit,‘ feceiveri, : ot: harbours,'or enters into any

contract for foreigri service with atiy person so taken away or

detained,

shall be guilty of felony, and, being : convicted thereof; shall be liable, at the

discretion of the- court, to. imprisonment for any term n.ot exceeding seven

years.

54. Every person .who falsely and deceitfully personates, or aids , and

abets in falsely and deceitfully personating''rin emigrant or intending emigrant

at an attendance before or examination by the iSecretary for ’Chinese Affairs

or any officer appointed by the Secretary for Chinese Affairs or an Emigration

Officer, required by this or any other enactment for the time being in force

relating to Asiatic emigration, shall be guilty, of a misdemeanour, and shall

(upon summary conviction be liable to a fine not. exceeding two hundred, and

fifty dollars and to imprisonment for any term not exceeding six months.

244 CHINESE EMIGRATION IN BRITISH SHIPS

55. (1)—Every person who commits any contravention' of any rule made

under the provisions of section 44 shall be guilty of ah offence and shall upon

summary conviction be liable to a fine not exceeding one hundred dollars in

respect of such contravention.

(2) The keeper of any hotel or boarding house who knowingly furnishes

any false or incorrect return or other particulars required by him, or who

obtains or attempts to obtain by fraud, intimidation, or force, the shipment

of any emigrant or intending emigrant, and every person who aids and abets

such keeper in so doing, shall upon summary conviction be liable'to a fine not

exceeding five hundred dollars or to imprisonment for any' term not exceeding

one year.

(3) Any such keeper and his sureties shall also be liable to the enforcement

of his and their bond, and the licence of such keeper may be suspended or

cancelled by the Secretary for Chinese Affairs.

56. The owners or charterers of any emigrant ship and any emigration

passage broker, and any intending emigrant by any such ship, and any master

or other person in charge of any such ship who fails to comply with or commits

any breach of the provisions of this Ordinance so far as they may respectively

be bound thereby, and any person granting and knowingly uttering any forged

certificate permit, notice, or other document under this Ordinance shall, with-

out

maryprejudice

convictionto toanya other proceeding,

fine not exceedingcivil

five orhundred

criminal, be liable

dollars or to upon sum-

imprison-

ment for any term not exceeding six months.

GENERAL PORT REGULATIONS EOR BRITISH

CONSULATES IN CHINA

The undersigned, Her Britannic Majesty’s Envoy Extraordinary and Minister

Plenipotentiary and Chief Superintendent of British Trade in China, acting under the

authority conferred upon him by the 85th Section of the China and Japan Order in

Council, 1865, hereby declares the following Regulations, made, in pursuance of the

above Order in Council, to secure the observance of Treaties and the maintenance

of friendly relations between British subjects and Chinese subjects and authorities

to be applicable to all ports which are, or may hereafter become, open to British

trade:—

I. —The British Consulate offices at the several open ports shal

public business from 10 o’clock a.m. to 4 o’clock p.m. daily, excepting Sundays,

Christmas Hay, Good Friday, King’s Birthday, Easter Monday, those holidays-

upon which public offices in England are closed, and Chinese New Year’s day, and

such Chinese holidays as the Chinese Customs authorities may observe.

II. —On the arrival of any British vessel at the anchorage of

ports, the master shall, within 24 hours, deposit his ship’s papers, together with a

summary of the manifest of her cargo, at the Consulate office, unless a Sunday or

holiday shall intervene.

III. —Every British vessel must show her national colours on

anchorage, and keep them hoisted until she shall have been reported at the Consulate

and her papers deposited there.

IY.—No British vessel or any vessel the property of a British subject, unless,

provided with a certificate of registry, or provisional or other' pass from the Super-

intendent of Trade at Peking, or from the Colonial Government at Hongkong, shall

hoist the British ensign within any port or anchorage, or any flag similar to the

GENERAL PORT REGTJLATIORS FOR BRITISH CONSULATES IN CHINa 215.

British easigii op;©!’a; (jhavacter not to he ;easily,distinguishable from it., Nor shall,

anj registered British vessel flying the Bed ensign hoist any other ensign or flag

(except she be entitled; to fly the. Bine ensign) in use by Her Majesty’s vessels of •war,

or the national ensign of any foreign State or any ensign or flag nqt plainly dis-

tinguishable from the ensigns used by Her Majesty’s ships of war or from tho. e

flown by Ships of foreign States.

V V.—Should any seaman absent himself from his ship without permission, the

master shall forthwith report, the circumstance at the Consulate office, and take thp

necessary measures for the recovery of the. absentee, and it shall be lawful for the

Consul, if circumstances shall require it, in his discretion to prohibit leave being

given to seamen to come ashore, and any master who shall violate sucb prohibition

shall incur the penalties hereinafter declared.

YI.—The discharge of guns or other firearms from vessels in harbour is strictly

prohibited, unless permission shall have been granted by the Consul.

VII. —Masters of vessels when reporting their arrival at

writing the names of all passengers and persons not forming part of the articled

crew on board, and, previous to leaving, notice must be given of the names of all

persons, not forming part of the articled crew, intending to leave the port on board

any vessel.

VIII. —All cases of death occurring at sea must be report

24 hours of the vessel’s arriving in port or harbour, and all cases of death on board

vessels in harbour, or in the residences of British subjects on shore, must be imme-

diately reported at the Consulate office, and in the event of sudden or accidental

death the fullest information obtainable should be given. It is strictly prohibited to

throw overboard the bodies of seamen or other persons dying on board of a vessel in

harbour. Except in case of urgent necessity, no burial should take place on shore, or

from any ship in harbour without, the licence of the Consul first obtained,

IX. —Stone or ballast shall not be thrown overboard in an

unless permission shall have been first obtained from the local authorities through

the intervention of Her Majesty’s Consular officer.

X. —All cases of loss of property by theft or fraud on board shi

assault or felony requiring redress or involving the public peace, must be immediately

reported at the Consulate office.

If any Chinese subject guilty of, or suspected of, having cojnmitted a mis-

demeanour on shore or afloat be detained, information must in such cases be forthwith

lodged at the Consulate office, and in no instance shall British subjects be . per-

mitted to use violence toward Chinese offenders or to take the law into their own

hands.

XI. —Any. vessel having in the whole above 2001bs. of gu

explosive material on board shall not approach nearer than a distance of one mile

from the limits of the anchorage. On arriving at that distance, she must be forthwith

reported to the Consular authority.

Special anchorages or stations will be assigned for such ships in the neighbour-

hood of the ports.

XII. —No seaman or other person belonging to a British sh

or left behind at any port or anchorage without the express sanction of the Consul

and not then until sufficient security shall have been given for his maintenance and

good behaviour while remaining on shore, and, if required, for the expenses incident

to his shipment to a port in the United Kingdom or to a British Colonial port,

according as the seaman or other person is a native of Great Britain or of any British

Colony.

If any British subject left at a port or anchorage by a British vessel be found

to require public relief prior to the departure of such vessel from the dominions of

the Emperor of China, the vessel will be held responsible for the maintenance and

removal from China of such British subject.

XIII. —When a vessel is ready to leave a port ancho

signee shall apply at the Custom-house for a Chinese port clearance, and on

246 GENERAL PORT REGULATIONS FOR BRITISH CONSULATES IN CHINA

his presenting this document, together with a copy of the manifest of his export

cargo, at the Consular office, his ship’s papers will be returned to him, and he will

be furnished with a Consular port clearance, ou receiving which the vessel will be at

liberty to leave the port. Should any vessel take in or discharge cargo subsequent

to the issue of the Customs’ clearance, the master will be subject to a penalty, and

the ship to such detention as may be necessary to the ends of justice.

XIV. —When a vessel is ready to leave a port or anchor

give notice thereof to the Consul, and shall hoist a Blue Peter at least 24 hours

before the time appointed for her departure. The Consul may dispense with the

observance of this regulation on security being given that claims presented within

24 hours will be paid.

XV. —No British subject may establish or carry, on an hotel,

house, house of entertainment, or shop for the sale of liquors within the Consular

district without the sanction and licence of the Consul, and payment of such fees

in respect of such licence, yearly or otherwise, as may be duly authorised. The

Consul shall require every person so licensed to give security for the good conduct

of all inmates and frequenters of his house, and also that he will not harbour any

seaman who is a runaway or who cannot, produce his discharge accompanied by a

written sanction from the Consul to reside on shore.

Every person so licensed will be held accountable dor the good conduct of all

inmates and frequenters of his house, and in case of their misconduct may be sued

upon the instrument of security so given.

XVI. —Any British subject desiring to proceed up the

distance than thirty miles from any Treaty port is required to procure a Consular

passport, and any one found without such a passport beyond that distance will be

liable to prosecution.

XVII. —The term Consul in these Regulations shall be

and every officer in Her Majesty’s Consular service, whether Consul-G-eneral, Consul,

Vice-Consul, or Consular agent, or other person duly authorized to act in any of the

aforesaid capacities within the dominions of the Emperor of China.

XVIII.—British vessels are bound as to mooring and pilotage to act in accord-

ance with the Harbour and Pilotage Regulations authorized in each port by Her

Majesty’s Minister for the time being, and any infraction of the same shall render the

party offending liable to the penalties attached to these regulations.

XIX. —No loading or discharging of cargo may be carried

limits of the an'chorage defined by the Consul and the Chinese authorities of each

port.

XX. —Any infringement of the preceding General Port Reg

Special Regulations referred to in Regulations XVIII. and XIX. shall, subject the

offender, for each offence, to imprisonment for any term not exceeding three months

with or without hard labour, and with or without a fine not exceeding 200 dollars

or to a fine not exceeding 200 dollars, without imprisonment, and with or without

further fines for continuing offences, not exceeding in any ease 25 dollars for each

day during which the offence continues after the original fine is incurred ; such fine

to be inflicted, levied, and enforced in accordance with the Order of Her. Majesty in

Council dated the !9th day of March, 1865.

And in consideration of the urgent necessity for these Regulations, the under-

signed hereby further declares that they shall have effect unless and until they shall

be disapproved by Her Most Gracious Majesty, and notification of such disapproval

shall be received and published by me or other of Her Majesty’s Ministers in China.

(Signed) Thomas Francis Wade.

Peeing, 28th March, 1881.

JAPAN HARBOUR REGULATIONS

Ai-t. I.—The limits of the undermentioned Ports open to foreign commerce are

defined as follows :—

At Yokohama: the harbonr, limits are comprised within a iine dra'wh from the

Junitep. (Mandarin Bluff) to the light-ship, and thence due north, to a'point on the

coast east of the mouth of the Tsurumigawa.

At Kobe: the harbour limits are comprised within the- area 'bounded by two

lines, one drawn from the former tnouth of theTkatagawa due south, and-the other

running in a north-easterly direction from the point of Wada-no-misald.

At Niigata : the harbour limits are comprised within the arc of a circle, the

centre being the light-house, and the radius being two and a half nauticab miles.

At Ebisttminato : the harbour limits aref; Com prised within a line drawn from

Shiidomai-i-mura to Isori-mura On the outside, and a line drawn from Minotocho on

the east shore of Lake Kamo to Ivamornura On the north-west shore of the same lake.

At Osaka : the harbour limits are comprised within a line drawn from a point

(Tree Point) at the mouth of the Mukogawa south by west, and a line from the

mouth of the Yamatogawa, the two lines cutting each other at a distance of six

nautical miles from a point (Tree Point), and five nautical miles from the mouth of

the Yamatogawa.

At Nagasaki : the harbour limits are comprised within a line drawn from

Kanzaki to Megami.

At Hakodate : the harbour limits are comprised within a line drawn from a

point off the coast, half a nautical mile south of Anoma Point, to a point on the east

bank of the mouth of the Arikawa, Kamiiso-mura.

Art. II.—Every vessel on entering a port shall hoist its ensign and its signal

letters. Regular Mail Packets may hoist the Company’s flag in lieu of the signal

letters.

The ensign and signal letters or Company’s flag must not be lowered until the

vessel’s arrival shall have been duly reported to the Harbour Master.

Such report shall be made within 24 hours after arrival, Sundays and holidays

excepted, and no Customs facilities shall be extended to any vessel until such report

shall have been made.

Art. III.—-Every Master on arrival in port shall prevent all communication

between his ship and other vessels or the shore until it shall have been admitted to

“ free pratique.”

Art. IV.—The Harbour Master’s boat will be in attendance near the entrance

of the harbour, and the Harbour Master will assign a berth to every ship on enter-

ing, which berth it must not leave without special permission, unless forced to do

so. The Harbour Master may cause a vessel to change its berth, Should he consider

it necessary.

Art. V.—The Harbour Master shall always weir a uniform wheh on duty and

his boat shall carry a flag of the pattern prescribed.

The Harbour Master may at any time satisfy himSelf that his direct I ms as

regards anqhorage, the movements of ships and the proper condition'of mborings

are’ carried out.

Art. VI.—-Nq vessel shall anchor in the public fair-way or otherwise obstruct

free navigation. Vessels which have run out jib-booms shall rig them in at the

request of the' Harbour Master, if they obstruct free navigation.

248 JAPAN HAPBOUE REGULATIONS

Art. VII.—Every ve-sel either at anchor or under weigh within the harbour

limits shall carry between sunset and sunrise the Lights required by the Laws,

Ordinances or Orders relating to the prevention of collisions at sea.

Art. VIII.—When ;bad .yreaflier,:thieafpn^ ,qr. warning signals?' are exhibited,

vessels shall immediately get ready one or more reserve anchors; and steamships

hall, in addition, get up steam. ... .. .

Art. IX.—Any vessel carrying explosives or highly inflammable materials in

excess of ordinary requirements shall copie to outside the .harbour limits and there

await the Harbour Master’s orders. Such vessels while so waiting shall, between

sunrise and sunset, fly at, the foremast head , the signal letter “ B ” and between

sunset and sunrise shall hoist in same place a red lantern.

Xo vessel shall ship or discharge any such materials except at such places as

the Harbour Master may indicate.

Art. X.—Every ship which is laid up or undergoing repairs, and all yachts,

store-ships, lighters, boats, .etc., shall be moored in special berths designated by the

Harbour Master.

Art. XL—In case of fire breaking out on board a ship within the harbour

limits, the ship’s bell shall be rung until the arrival of assistance, and the signal

letters “• N. M.” shall be hoisted between sunrise and sunset or a red lantern shall

be continuously hoisted and lowered between sunset and sunrise.

If police assistance be required the signal letter “G” shall be hoisted between

sunrise and sunset, and between sunset and sunrise blue or flash lights shall

be shown.

All discharging of fire-arms, or letting off of fire-works within the harbour

limits is forbidden without permission from the Harbour Master, except in such as

above-mentioned for the purpose of signalling.

Art. XII.—Any vessel arriving from a place which has been declared by an

official declaration of the Imperial Government as being infected with an epidemic or

contagious disease (such as cholera, small-pox, yellow-fever, scarlet-fever, or pest)

or on board of which any such disease shall have occurred during the voyage, shall,

come to outside the harbour limits and shall hoist a yellow flag at the.foremast head

between sunrise and sunset, and shall show a red and a white light one above the

other in the same place between sunset and sunrise. Such vessel must undergo

inspection by the proper sanitary authorities.

The sanitary authorities shall, on approaching the vessel, be informed whether .

any cases of any such diseases have actually occurred during the voyage and the

nature of such diseases, in order that suitable precaution may be taken.

The said ship must not lower the yellow flag or the above-mentioned lights until

it shall have been admitted to “free pratique,” neither shall any person land from it

nor shall any communication be .held with other ships without the permission of the

proper sanitary authorities.

The provisions of the preceding paragraphs apply to vessels anchored within the

harbour limits on board of which any of the above-mentioned epidemic or contagious

diseases have broken out.

Such vessels must change their berth on receiving an order to that effect from

the Harbour Master.

Any vessel arriving from a place infected with cattle-disease or on board of which

such disease has broken out during the voyage shall not land or tranship either the

cattle, their dead bodies, skins, hides or bones, without the permission of the proper

sanitary authorities.

Art. XIII.—Ho carcases, ballast, ashes, sweepings, etc., shall be thrown over-

board within the harbour limits.

Whilst taking in or discharging coal, ballast or other similar materials, the

necessary precautions shall be taken to prevent their falling into the sea.

JAPAN HARBOUR REGULATIONS 249

If any materials detrimental to the harbour shall have been thrown into the

sea or shall have been allowed to fall in through negligence by any ship, they shall

be removed by the ship upw receipt of an order to that effect from the Harbour

Master; and if not so removed the Harbour Master may cause them to* be removed

at the ship’s expense.

Art. XIY.—Any ship intending to leave port shall give notice at the Harbour

Master’s Office and hoist the Blue Peter.

Steamers which have fixed dates of departure need only make one declaration

on their arrival and departure.

Art. XY.—All wreckage or other substances which obstruct the public fairway

in a harbour or its approaches must be removed by their owner within the time

indicated by, the Harbour Master. If this order is not complied with within the

time specified by the Harbour Master; the Harbour Master may cause them to be

removed or destroyed at the owner’s expense.

Art. XYI.—-A suitable and sufficient number of buoy moorings for regular Mail

Steamers shall be provided by the Harbour Master’s Office. A prescribed fee shall

be charged for the use of such moorings.

Art. XYII.—No chains, ropes, or other gear shall be attached to any lightship,

signal, buoy or beacon.

Any vessel running foul of or damaging a light-ship, buoy, beacon, jetty, or any

other structure shall pay the necessary expenses for repairs or replacement.

Art. XYIII.—Any infringement of the provisions of the present Regulations

shall render the offender liable to a fine of not less than Yen 2 and not exceeding

Yen 200.

Art. XIX.—The Master of a vessel shall also be held responsible for any fines,

fees or expenses which may be imposed or charged on or in respect of the vessel.

Art. XX.—No vessel shall be allowed to depart until all fines, fees and expenses

imposed or charged under these Regulations shall have been paid, or until security

therefor to the satisfaction of the Harbour Master shall have been deposited with the

Harbour Master.

Art. XXL—The word “ Harbour Master ” as used in these Regulations is also

meant to include the Harbour Master’s Assistants and Deputies; and by the word

“ Master ” is meant any person in command of, or having the direction of, a ship,

whatever his designation may be; and by the word “ Port ” or “ Harbour ” is meant

one of the ports or harbours enumerated in Article I. of these Regulations.

Art. XXII.—A portion of each harbour shall be reserved as a man-of-war

anchorage.

Art. XXIII.—The only provisions in these Regulations which shall apply to

men-of-war are those contained in Articles IY., YL, XII. and XXI., and in the first

and second paragraphs, of Article XIII.

Art. XXIY.—The time when and the localities where these Regulations are to

come into operation shall be notified by the Minister of Communications. The

Minister of Communications shall also issue detailed rules for the due enforcement

of these Regulations.

TEE EDITED STATES COURT EOR CHINA

(Chapter 8934, Prescribing the Jurisdiction of the CoiM)

Be it Enaeted by the Senate hnd House of Representatives- of the United States

of America in Congress Assembled, That

the United States Court for China, which shall have exclusive jurisdiction in all

cases and judicial proceedings whereof jurisdiction may now be exercised by United

States Consuls and Ministers by law and by virtue of treaties between the United

States and China,.except in so far as the said jurisdiction..is qualified by Section 2

of this Act. The said Court shall hold sessions at Shanghai, China, and shall also

■hold sessions, atrthe cities of Canton, Tientsin, and Hankow at..stated periods, the

dates of such sessions at each city to be announced in such manner as the'Court shall

direct, and a session .of the Court shall be held in each of these cities at least once

annually. It shall be within the power of the judge, upon due notice to the parties

in litigation, to open and hold Court for the hearing of a special cause at any place

permitted by the treaties, and where there is a United States Consulate, when, in

his judgment, it shall be required by the C6hVenience of witnesses, or by some public

interest. The place of sitting of the Court shall be in the United States Consulate

at each of the cities, respectively.

That the seal of the said United States Court for China shad be the arms of

tire United States, engraved on a circular piece of steel of the size of a half dollar,

whk these words on the margin, “ The Seal of the United States Court for China.”

The seal of said Court shall be provided at the expense of the United States. ,

All writs and processes issuing from the said Court, and all transcripts, records,

copies, jurats, acknowledgments, and other papers requiring certification or to be

under seal, may be authenticated by said seal, and shall be signed by the clerk of

said Court. All processes issued from the said Court shall bear test from the day

of such issue.

Sec. 2.—Tlie Consuls of the United States in the cities of China to which they

are respectively accredited shall have the same jurisdiction as they now possess in

civil cases where the sum or value of the property involved in the controversy does

hot exceed five hundred dollars United States money, and in criminal cases where the

punishment for the offence charged cannot exceed by law one hundred dollars’ fine

or sixty days’ imprisonment, or both, and. shall have power to arrest, examine, and

discharge accused persons or commit them to the said Cqurt. From all final judg-

ments of the Consular Court either party shall .have: the rigbfr of appeal to the United

States Court for China: Provided, Also, That appeal may b® taken to the United

States Court for China from any final judgment of the Consular Courts of the United

States in Korea so long as the rights of extra-territoriality shall obtain in favour of

the United States. The said United States Court for China shall have and exercise

supervisory control over the discharge by Consuls and Yice-Consuls of the duties

prescribed by the laws of the United States relating to the estates of decedents in

China. Within sixty days after the death in China of any citizen of the United

States, or any citizen of any territory belonging to the United States, the Consul or

Vice-Consul whose duty it becomes to take possession of the effects of such deceased

person under the laws of the United States shall file with the clerk of said Court a

THE UNITED STATES COURT FOR CHINA 251

sworn inventory of such effects, and shall, as additional effects come from time to

time into liis possession, immediately tile a supplemental inventory or inventories of

the same. He shall also file with the clerh of said Conrt within said sixty days a

schedule under oath of the debts of said decedent, so far as known, and a schedule

or statement of all additional debts thereafter discovered. Such Consul or Vice-

Consul shall pay no claims against the estate without the written approval of the

judge of said Coixrt, nor shall he make sale of any of the assets of said estate with-

out first reporting the same to said judge and obtaining a written approval of said

sale, and he shall likewise within ten days after any such sale report the fact of such

sale to said Court, and the amount derived therefrom. The said judge shall have

power to require at any time reports from Consuls or Vice-Consuls in respect of all

their acts and doings relating to the estate of any such deceased person. The said

Court shall have power to require, where it may be necessary, a special bond for the

faithful performance of his duty to be given by any Consul or Vice-Consul into

whose possession the estate of any such deceased citizen shall have come in such

amount and with such sureties as may be deemed necessary, and for failure to give

such bond when required, or for failure to properly perform his duties in the

premises, the Court may appoint some other person to take charge of said estate,

such person having first given bond as aforesaid. A record shall be kept by the

clerk of said Court of all proceedings in, respect of any such estate under the

provisions hereof.

Sec. 3.—That appeals shall lie from all final judgments or decrees of said Court

to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals of the ninth judicial circuit, and thence

appeals and writs of error may be taken from the judgments or decrees of the said

Circuit Court of Appeals to the Supreme Court of the United States in the same class

of cases as those in which appeals and writs of error are permitted to judgments of

said Court of Appeals in cases coming from District and Circuit Courts of the United

States. Said appeals or writs of error shall be regulated by the procedure govern-

ing appeals within the United States from the District Courts to the Circuit Courts of

Appeal, and from the Circuit Courts of Appeal to the Supreme Court of the United

States, respectively, so far as the same shall be applicable; and said Courts are here-

by empowered to hear and determine appeals and writs of error so taken.

Sec. 4.—The jurisdiction of said United States Court, both original and on

appeal, in civil and criminal matters, and also the jurisdiction of the Consular Courts

in China, shall in all cases be exercised in conformity with said treaties and the laws

of the United States now in force in reference to the American Consular Courts in

China, and all judgments and decisions of said Consular Courts, and all decisions,

judgments, and decrees of said United States Court, shall be enforced in accordance

with said treaties and laws. But in'all such, cases when laws are deficient in the

provisions necessary to give jurisdiction or to furnish suitable remedies, the common

law and the law as established by the decisions of the Courts of the United States

shall be applied by said Court in its decisions and shall govern the same subject to

the terms of any treaties between the United States and China.

Sec. 5’.—That the procedure of the said Court shall be in accordance, so far as

practicable, with the existing procedure prescribed for Consular Courts in China

in accordance with the Revised Statutes of the United- States: Provided, however,

that the judge of the said United States Court for China shall have authority from

time to time to modify and supplement said rules of procedure. The provisions of

sections forty-one hundred and six and forty-one hundred and seven of the Revised

Statutes of the United States allowing Consuls in certain cases to summon associates

shall have no application to said Court.

Sec. 6.—There shall be a district attorney, a marshal, and a clerk of said Court

with authority possessed by the corresponding: officers of the District Courts in the

United States as far as may be consistent with the conditions of the laws of the

United States and said treaties. The judge of said Court and the district attorney,

who shall be lawyers of good standing and experience, marshal, and clerk shall be

252 THE EXITED STATES COURT FOR CHINA

appointed bj 1 he Presidejat, by ^nd with the advice and consent of the, Senate, and

shall receive as salary, re^p^ctivelj^i the sums of eight thousand dollars per annum

for said judge, four ■ thousand dollars per annum, for said district attorney, three

thousand dollars: per,annum-for.said marshal, and thrge thousand dollars per ahnum

for said clerk, The: judgemf the said Court and the distnicf h-ttofney shall, when

the sessions of. the Cou,it ape hehl at other cities than Shanghai, receive m' addition

to their salaries their imcessary'expenses during such sessions noi to exceed , ten

dollars per- day-for,the judge and !&ve dollars per day for,the district; attorney.

Sec. ‘7.i—The tenure of office of. the judge, of said Court shall,be, ten .years, p aless

sooner removed by the President; for cause ; the tenure of office of the ojther officials

of the Court shall be;at the'pleasure of the: President.

Sec. 8.^-The marshal And the clerk of said Cburt shall be required to furnish

bond for the faithful performance' of their duties,- in sums and with sureties to be

fixed and approved by' thO judge

written approval of Said judge, deputies at Canton-and Tientsin, who shall also be

required to furnish bonds Jfor thfe faithful performance of their -duties*' which bonds

shall he subject, both as to form and sufficiency of the sureties, to the approval of

the said judge. Such deputies shall receive compensation at the rate of five dollars

fop each day the sessions'cf the Could are held at their respective cities. The office

of marshal in China now*'existing in pursuance of section forty-one hundred and

eleven of the Revised Statutes is thereby abolished.

Sec. 9.—The tariff of fees of. said officers of the Court shall be the same as the

t triff already fixed for the Consular Courts in China, subject to amendment from

time to time by order of* the President, and all fees taxed and received shall be paid

into the Treasury of the United States,

Approved, June 30; 1906.

SIXTIETH CONGRESS. SESS. II. 1909. CHAP. 235

Extract

The judicial authority and jurisdiction in civil and criminal cases now vested in

and reserved to the Consul-General of the United States at Shanghai,, China, by the

Act of June thirtieth, nineteen hundred and six, entitled, “An Act creating a

United States Court for China and prescribing the jurisdiction thereof,” shall,

subsequent to June thirtieth, nineteen hundred and nine, be vested in and exercised

by a Vice Consul-General of the United States to be designated from time to time

by the Secretary of State, and the Consul-General at Shanghai shall thereafter

be relieved of his judicial functions.

FEES FOB/ THE CONSULAR COURTS OF THE

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA IN CHINA

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254 UNITED STATES CONSULAE EEGULATIONS

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thereof.value of the property is less than the

For and

saleforof receiving

vessels, orandother property,

paying over the under,

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101—/nferj

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On trial of every suit ...

104,—Citizen Associates' Fees.

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105—Costsfor Prevailing Party.

All necessary Court fees paid out.

VM—Consul’s Fees.

The following fees shall be allowed in arbitration proceedings

Where

Where itthe amount$500,

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exceeds in question tois $500,

$1,$1,000000ororlessfraction thereof ...

$1,000,andforandupeach

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For all arbitration proceedings

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Iffl—Fees in Prolate Matters..

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REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE INSPECTION OE

PASSPORTS OE EOREIGNERS ENTERING

CHINESE TERRITORY

Promulgated August; W30, by Ordpr of the Administrative Yuan of the '

National Government, Republic of China

Art. I. —Unless otherwise provided for bv law or treaty, Passports held by all

foreigners entering the territory of the Republic of China shall be inspected in

accordance with the provisions of the following Regulations.

Art. II.—A Passport shall give the name, sex, age, na’tivepjace, address and

occupation of the bolder, and the reason for entering Chinese territory; it shall

have a photograph attached and be vised at a Chinese Consulate established in a

foreign country. A Passport may include the members of a family (children under

age) and servants; but the namebrand other particulars must’foe given in the

Passport with photographs attached.

Art. III.—Passports shall foe inspected by the Ideal government in Chinese

territory. If necessary, the' Maritime' and Hative Customs may foe asked to assist

In special cases the ^Department concerned of the Central Government may appo xit

officials to direct and supervise inspection. The places of inspection will be

separately specified.

Art, TV.—If during inspection any one of the following conditions is found to

exist the foreigner concerned may be denied, entry intb Chinese territory. The

-conditions are:—

1. When .there is no Passport or when inspection is objected to.

2. When the Passport is not in regular order or is fraudulently obtained or

forged.

3. When the holder’s activities may be detrimental to the interests of the

Kuomintang or Government, or may endanger public peace and security.

4. When the holder is a vagabond or mendicant.

5. When contrabands or indecent articles are carried.

6. When holder has previously been expelled from Chinese territory.

Art. V.—If during inspection, any doubt should &rise aS to the purport of the

conditions set forth in the preceding article, the Inspector shall refer the matter to

his superior officer by the quickest means possible and he may temporarily detain

the foreigner pending decision.

Art. VI—Foreigners who are exempted by law or t reaty from the. necessity of

producing Passports oh entering Chinese territory shall nevertheless be subject to

the provisions of Sections 3, 4 and 6 of A-rt. 4 and Art. 5.

Art. VII.—Detailed Rules supplementary to these Regulations are framed

separately.

Art. VIII.—These Regulations shall be effective four months after date of

promulgation.

Supplementary Rules to Regulations Governing

the Inspection of Passports of Eoreigners

Entering Chinese Territory

Art. I.—These detailed Rules are made in pursuance of Article 7 of the

Regulations governingreferred

territory (hereinafter the inspection of Passootts of foreigners entering Chinese

to as “Regulations.”)

Art. II.—The expression “ children under age” as used in Clause 2 of Article

-of the Regulations, shall be determined by the age limit fixed by the Civil Law of

the Republic of China.

Art. III.—The places where, the inspection of Passports of foreigners entering

•Chinese territory will take place are as follows:—

256 PASS^oi^g'OP’t'OFElGNEES ENTEEmGf feSiNESE TEEKITOEY

(A) Land Routes

Pogranichnaya Harbin

Manchuli Chinchbu • IJi

Kashgaria Kowloon

(also by sea) Szemao

Mengtsz

Hui Chun

Yen Chi . Cbangchiakou

Suiyuan Ta Cheng Tung

Chien Shan Tengyueh Shing Hokou

Lungchow

(B) Sea Routes

Canton Samshui Chung Shan Swatow Foochow Woosung

Pakhoi ofKongmbon

(Passports those entering theHarbour

Yangtze RiverAmoy Shanghai

not via Shanghai shall be inspected

at Woosung.)

Tsingtao

Chefoo Lungkou Chinwangtao

Tientsin or Hulutao Antung

(also by land) Taheiho

Tungkiang;

Weihaiwei Tangku Newchwang Aigun

(C) Air Routes.

Before an aerodrome has been laid out. Passports of foreigners entering

Chinese territory by aircraft shall be inspected at the first authorized landing station.

Incase of necessity, the number of stations where Passports are inspected may

be increased or reduced by the various departments concerned after sanction has

been duly obtained.

The places of inspection on the borders of Mongolia and Tibet shall be given

separately.

Art. IV.—A foreigner denied entry into Chinese territory under the terms of

Art. 4 of the Regulations, if found unable to leave the territory of the Republic of

China shall be handed over to the Consul of his nationality to be dealt with.

Art. Y.—When the assistance of officers of the Maritime or Native Customs

is required in the examination of Passports the local authorities and the Customs

shall jointly make the necessary arrangements, and report to the Department con-

cerned for record.

Art. VI.—Passports of foreigners entering Chinese territory besides being

subject to the provisions of Art. 3 of the Regulations are subject to inspection by

local authorities in the interior.

Art. VII.—If any one of the f llowing conditions is found to exist, the local

authorities in the interior shall at once detain the foreigner and report to the

Senior Official for instructions:—

1. Any one of the conditions as laid down in Art. 4 of the Regulations.

2. When the Passport produced does not bear a chop to show that it has

been inspected.

Art. VIII.—-The Inspector shall not ask for any payment from the foreigner

for inspection of Passport.

Art. IX.—The Inspector when inspecting Passports shall be. in uniform and

shall wear a distinctive badge. The badges shall be prescribed by the Depart-

ment concerned.

Art. X.—The Inspector when inspecting Passports, shall give the foreigner

desiring to enter Chinese territory an inspection form to be carefully filled iu; said,

form shall be prescribed separately.

Art. XI.—The Inspector after inspection shall impress a chop on the Passport

giving the date .of inspection. The form of this chqp sha,!! be prescribed by the

Department concerned.

Art. XII.—The Inspecting authorities shall, before the 10th of each month,

submit a table giving the name, sex, age, native place? occupation and address, as

well as the reason for ehteriUg China, of all foreigners to whom permission has been

granted or refused during'the preceding month. This table shall be sent to the

highest local authority for transmission to the Department concerned for record.

Art. XIII.—In the eveiit of any case arising not covered by the provisions of

the Regulations 6r the detailed Supplementary Rules, the inspecting authority shall

immediately telegraph to the Department concerned for instructions.

Art. XIV.—These detailed' Rules shall be effective from the date the

Regulations are put in force.

DIRECTORY

YflOmiM

EASTERN SIBERIA

VLADIVOSTOCK

Vladivostock is the chief town of the Maritime Province, which, together with

the Habarovsk, Nicolaevsk, Amour, Zeia, Tchita, Sretensk, Kamchatka, and Saghalien

Provinces forms the “Far Eastern Region” of Siberia. The administrative centre is

at Habarovsk.

The port of Vladivostock,

deg. 54 min. East, at the southernlies inendlatitude

of a long43 peninsula

deg. 7 min.reaching

North, intolongitude

Peter the131

Great Bay. Of the ports in East Siberia it is by far the most

of the most magnificent harbours in the East. From its peculiar long and narrow important. It has one

shape and the once supposed hidden treasures in the slightly auriferous soil of its

surrounding hills it has not inappropriately been called the Golden Horn. The en-

trances to the harbour are hidden by Russian Island, which divides the fairway into

two narrowdirection

northern passages. This fine

and then sheet bends

suddenly of water firsteast

to the runsforfora distance

about halfof aaboutmile inonea

mile. On all sides it is surrounded by hills low on the southern

northern shore; these hills slope sharply down to the water’s edge. Once verdane and higher on tht

with foliage, they have been completely denuded of trees by reckless felling. The

harbour, capable of accommodating an almost unlimited number of vessels of deep

draught

kept openandbylarge capacity, soaffords

ice-breakers that asteamers

safe anchorage.

can always During

find thetheirwinter

way months it is

in without

difficulty. There is a floating dock capable of taking in vessels up to 3,000 tons, and a

fine graving

bottom, dockbreadth,

564 feet; of the following

118 feet; dimensions:—Length

breadth at entrance, over 90 feet;all, min.

621 feet;

depth,length

29 feet.at

There are also two large docks built especially for purposes of the State war fleet, but

merchant vessels are innowthepermitted

railway authorities form ofto revised

dock in freight

them. ratesThanksandto efforts

assistance from thea

to employ

maximum number of cars during the last two years, shipments via Changchun to

isSouth

not Manchurian ports assumed

vital to the prosperity dimensions

of North indicating that an outlet via Vladivostock

Manchuria.

machinery, flour, fresh and potted meat, boots,theand

A large import business was formerly done, maintealines

forbeing cotton goods,

transportation intoiron,

the

interior. The closing of the free customs zone in the Russian Far East in 19U9, and

the consequent

the trade returns,imposition of protective

and, of course, duties, materially

the disturbances here andchanged

throughout the character

Russia haveof

affected trade very seriously.

general throughout China, ChineseIn common with the

goods shipped fromnewShanghai

ruling, tohowever,

Harbin now made

via Vladi-

vostock, and vice versa, no longer lose their native identity, as was formerly the case.

BeforeJapan

and the war

ports,therethewas a large

annual passenger

returns showingtrafficaboutbetween

70,000 Vladivostock

arrivals and and 63,000China

de-

partures.elected

Council The municipal affairs of Vladivostock were managed by aInMayor and Town

1922 the Soviet Government at Moscow extended its authority to Vladivostock. Theof

by and from among the Russian civil community. the Autumn

town is built on the southern slope of the hills running along the northern shore of

the harbour, and handsome brick residences have been erected in recent years, re-

placing the old wooden structures. The entire area, with the exception of some

unoccupied

well laid outlotswithintervening

wide Imthere and there,

ill kept roads. is Thecovered by buildings,

Sanitary arrangementsand thearetownbad,is

though the town is fairly healthy. Most conspicuous among the buildings are the

government

railway station, the museum, the Russian church, the residences formerlybarracks,

offices, the post and telegraph offices, municipal house, the occupied the by

the Governor and by the Admiral Commanding (the latter residence is surrounded

by a public garden), while the houses formerly belonging to the more affluent merchants

are well and substantially built. There are two or three hotels, a university, several

schools

late Tsarforcut

boysatandVladivostock

girls, and military,

the first naval

sod ofandthecivil hospitals.

Siberian Railway, In which

June, was1891,com-

the

pleted in 1902. The port is the terminus of the great trunk line from Moscow, and

there are steamship services to Japan and Shanghai.

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Constitution and Government

The government of the Japanese Empire was anciently, in theory at least, that

of an absolute monarchy, but the real administrative and executive power was in the

hands ofafter

threw, the Shogun

a short and war,histheclansmen.

power of the In the year together

Shogun, 1868 thewitliImperialist

that of theparty over-

Daimibs,

•orretainers

feudal tonobles, who, On the 25th June, 1869, resigned their

the Mikado, by whom they were permitted to retain one-tenth of their lands, revenues, and

-original incomes, but ordered to reside in the capital in future. The sovereign is known

as the Emperor. The word “Mikado” is only one of many honorific titles and has

never been in general use among the Japanese.

Hirohito, the reigning monarch, succeeded to the throne in December. 1927, arid the

coronation ceremonies were performed in Kyoto in November, 1928. His Majesty is

•thirty-one

!he 124th ofyears of age and

an unbroken is, according

dynasty, founded 660to Japanese

B.c. chronology, partly mythical,

The power of the Mikado was formerly absolute, but its exercise was controlled to

some extent by custom and public opinion. The Emperor Mutsuhito, posthumpusly

and

Judicialordinarily known asfounded,

the Emperor Meijideclared

in 1875,hiswhen the desire

Senatetoand haveSupreme

stitutionalTribunal

system ofwere government. solemnly

The Mikado has long earnest

been regarded as the a con-

spiritual

as well as the temporal head of the Empire, but, although the Shinto faith is held

toandbealla form of national religion, the Emperor does not interfere

religions are tolerated in Japan. The Ecclesiastical Department was in 1877 in religious matters,

reduced, toacts

Emperor a simple

throughbureauan under

Executive the control

Ministryof divided

the Minister

into ofeleven

the Interior.

department^,The

— Gwaimu Sho (Foreign Affairs), Naimu Sho (Interior), Okura Sho (Finance), Kaigun

Sho (Navy), Rikugun Sho (Army), Shiho Sho (Justice), Mombu Sho (Education), Norih

Sho ('Agriculture

munications) and Forestry),

Takumusho (OverseasShoko Sho (Commerce

Affairs) and Testudo-sho and Industry),

(Railways). Teishin Shoa (Com-

In 1888 Privy

Council, modelled on that of Great Britain, was constituted. The new Constitution,

promised by the Mikado, was proclaimed on the llth February, 1889, and in July,

1890,system

ary the firstis Parliament

bicameral, was the elected;

House ofit Peers

met onandth,ethe

2githHouse

November. The Parliament-

of Representatives con-

stituting the Imperial Diet.

The Empire is divided for administrative purposes into three

(Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka), and 43 Ken, or prefectures, including the Loochoo Islands, Em, or u rban prefectures

awhich have administration,

separate been converted into calleda ken and named Okinawa.

Hokkaido-cho. Chosen orThe island

COrea, whichof Yezo is under

was annexed

by Japanwith

colonies in 1910, Formosa,General,

a Governor and the or,Kwantung

in the caseProvince of Manchuria

Of Kwantung, are governed

a Governor, under theas

general

originallysupervision

leased by Russiaof thefrom Ministry

China,oftheOverseas

lease beingAffairs.

taken overKwantung

by JapanProvince

as a resultwasof

the Russo-Japanese

equal rank, are war.the The

under fu and

control of kenMinistry

the are governed

of the byInterior

prefects,andwhohavearelimited

all of

powers, being required to submit every matter, unless there is a precedent for it, to

the Minister of the Interior. Nor have they any concern in judicial proceedings, which

come under the cognizance of the 51 local Courts, and the seven Supreme Courts at

Tokyo,

Daishin-In Osaka,

presidesNagoya, Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Miyagi, and Sapporo, over which the

at Tokyo.

■regime, the administrativechange

Previous to the last of Government,

authority rested withwhich restored(Military

the Shogun the ancient Imperial

Commander),

whom foreigners were at first led to recognise as the temporal

they negotiated treaties of peace and commerce. The Shogunate was founded sovereign, and with whomin

1184 by dynasties

several Yoritomo,until a general

1868, ofwhen greatthevalour and ability,

Tokugawa familyand werewasdispossessed

continued through

of the

.usurped authority. Under the Shogun 300 or more Daimios (feudal princes) shared

262 JAPAN

conditionally upon their loyalty to the Shogun;supreme

the administrative power, being practically but theirinranktheirandrespective domains-

power disappeared

with the Shogunate. On the 7th July, 1884, however, His Majesty issued an Imperial

Notification and Rescript rehabilitating the nobility, and admitting to its ranks the most

distinguished civil and military officials who took part in the work of the Restoration-

The

(A'o),old

Counttitles{Haku\

were abolished,

Viscount and (Shi),have

andbeen

Baronreplaced

(Dan). by those of Prince (Ko), Marquis-

Population

The total area of Japan, exclusive of Formosa and Chosen, is estimated at 163,042;

square

Census Board in 1930, was 64,447,724Empire,

miles. The population of the for Japanaccording

Proper;to 21,057,969

the returnsforfromKorea; the

4,594,161 for Formosa; and 295,187 for Saghalien. The

Osaka, Tokyo, Nagoya, Kyoto, Kobe, Yokohama and Nagasaki in the order named. most populous cities are

Japan is geographically divided into the four islands: Honshiu,

important territory; Kiushui, “nine provinces,’' the• south-western island; Shikoku,, the central and most

“theleast

and fourdeveloped.

provinces,”Thethefirstsouthern island;areandsub-divided

three islands Hokkaido,into theeight

mostlarge northerly

areas,

containing 66 provinces, and the latter Hokkaido is divided into 11 provinces.

Extension of the Japanese railway systems has j-^pceeded .uninterruptedly since-

the first line

cluding Chosen, was laid in 1872.andTheSaghalien),

Formosa mileage open to traffictoin the

according Japan1930proper (ex-

returns,

is 8,826 miles of State railway and 5,769 miles of private railway. The Govern-

ment

generalintraffic,

1906 the decided

objectonbeing

the toState ownership

improve of all railways

the facilities for directwhich trafficare over

usedlongfor

distances,

proposed toto purchase

acceleratethetransportation,

lines belongingandto to32 cheapen flip cosh The

private companies withinGovernment,

a period

extending from 1906 to 1911, but the House ; of Peers, when the Bills came before

them, reduced

the period the number

of purchase to 1915.of companies

The aggregate to belength

boughtof theoutlines

to 17it was

and decided

extendedto

purchase

through the whole transaction in one year, andadvisable

was 2,812 miles. It was soon found the sum for various

of Yen reasons was

483,563,325 to carry

paid

during the two years 1907-8 and 1908-9. As a result of the war with Russia, the South

Manchurian Railway was taken over by Japan. There are well over 4,000 miles of

.electric tramway in Japan, with many more under construction.

By treaties

Kanagawa made with

(Yokohama), a number

Nagasaki, of foreign

Kobe, Hakodate, Governments

Niigata, andthetheJapanese

cities ofportsTokyoof

(formerly called Yedo) and Osaka were thrown open to foreign

new treaties were signed with the Powers by which extra-territoriality was abolished commerce. In 1894

and the whole country opened to foreign trade and residence, the

force in July, 1899. Actually, extra-territoriality ceased to exist on August 4th, 1899. treaty to come into

Cukrency

From October, 1897, Japan placed her currency on a gold basis. The unit of value

is a gold Yen weighing .8333 grammes and containing .75 gi’ammes of fine gold.

The conversion from silver to gold was effected at the ratio of 1 to 32.348.

;

Education*

Education is national and very general in Japan, and is making great progress.

There are numerous High Schools,

special studies—such as Law, Commerce, Science, Middle Schools, Medicine,

Normal Schools,

Mining,and Colleges and

Agriculture, for

Foreign Languages—and several Female High Schools have been established, and are

carefully

studies thefostered by the Government.

Government employs manyInEuropean order to facilitate

professors,theand prosecution

also sends, of foreign

at the

public expense, a large number of students every year to America and Europe.

The Earthquakes of 1923 and 1930

An appalling earthquake—probably the most disastrous in its consequences of

any recordeddistrict

surrounding in the history of the world—occurred

on September 1st, 1923, as a resultin Tokyo and 100,000

of which Yokohama andwere

people the

killed,

material43,000

damage werewasmissing and believed

enormous. A verytolarge be deadproportion

and 113,000

of thewere injured.in The

buildings the

JAPAN 263

capital and the chief port were reduced to dust and ashes by the earthquake and

the fires

and whichthefollowed.

assessed damage atTheyenofficial returns gave

$380,000,000. Greata progress

total of 6,962 factories

has been madedestroyed,

in Tokyo

and Yokohama with re-construction work on the most modem lines.

On November 26th, 1930, Japan experienced another serious earthquake, 262 people

being

was feltkilled, 351 injured

severely and the

in Tokyo overspecial

8,000 buildings

precautionswere damaged. Though theofshock

•capital fully justified themselves and practically notaken

damagein the

was rebuilding the

sustained in the

rural districts. The total damage was estimated over twenty million yen.

Foreign Trade Situation

The volume of foreign trade in 1931 amounted to Y. 2,382 millions (exports

Y. 1,146 millions and imports Y. 1,235 millions) against Y. 3,015 millions of the previous

year. In Japan’s foreign trade Great Britain, U.S.A., their dependencies and China

occupy the foremost position. Japan gets her raw materials such as raw cotton, jute,

China grass, and other vegetable fibres, wool, gum, furs and hides, metals and metal

ores chiefly

goods which fromare thethose countries,

foremost itemswhile theexport

of her bulk oftrade,

silk and

find cotton yarns and

their market piece

in U.S.A.

and China respectively.

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

Prime

Minister of Foreign—CountMakoto

Minister—Viscount YasuyaSaito

Uchida

Minister of Home Affairs—Baron Tatsuo Yamamoto

Minister of Finance—Takahashi

Minister of War -Araki Sadao Korekiyo

Minister of the Navy—Keisuke Okada

Minister of Justice—Matsukichi Koyama

Minister of Education—Ichiro Hatoyama

Minister of Agriculture and Forestry—Fumio Goto

Minister of Commerce and Industry—Baron Kumakichi Nakajima

Minister

Minister ofof Communications—Hiroshi

Railways—Chuzo M itsuchiMinami

Minister of Oversea’s Affairs—Ryutaro Nagai

Chief Secretary of Cabinet—Jenzaburo Shibata

Privy Council

President—Baron Kuratomi Yusaburo

Vice do. —Dr. Hiranuma Kiichiro

H.

H. I.I. H.

H. Prince

Prince Yusuhito

Nobuhito

H. I. H. Prince Kotohito

EMBASSIES AND LEGATIONS

Argentine (Legation) — 11, Konno j Ambassador Extraordinary and

Shibuya-machi; Tokyo; Tel.eph. (Ao- Plenipotentiary—H.E. Baron Al-

yama) 47565 bert de Bassompierre (Private

Envoy Extraordinary and Minis- j Teleph. Kudan 2904)

ter Plenip.—Rudolf Freyer First Secretary—Albert Barban-

Secretary—Dr. Octavio Pinto son (Private Teleph. Kudan

^Belgium (Embassy)—33, Shimoniban- j 3730)

cho, Kojimachi-ku; Tokyo Office: j Interpreter — Ferdinand Buckens

Teleph. Kudan 3556 (Private Teleph. Kudan 3730)

264 JAPAN

Brazil (Embassy)—2, Omote-cho, 3- France (Embassy)—!, lidamachi, It~

chome, Akasakakii Tokyo; Teleph. chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo; Tele.

Kudan (33) 714, Residence (33) 3

(Aoyama) 5584 Ambassadeur Extraordinaire et

Ambassador' Extraordinary and

Plenipotentiary—H.E. S. Gurgel Plenipotentiaire—S. Exc. M. le

do Amaral Comte Damien

Conseiller de Martel

de FAmbassade—Leon

First Secy.—C. E. de Latorre de Lens

Lisboa Attache Naval—Captaine de Fre-

Canada (Legation)—Imperial Life As- gate J. Rosati

surance Building, Marunouchi, Attache Militaire — Commandant-

Tokyo; Telepbs. Marunouchi 1907 d’lnfanterie Brevete Baron

and 4804 Attache Commercial—M. R. Royey

H.M.’s Minister for Canada—H. Secretaire de I’Ambassade — Jean

E. The Hon. Herbert Marler Baelen (absent)

1st Secretaries—Dr. Hugh L. Third Secretary—Olivier Gassouin

Keenleyside James A. Langley Premier Interprete—Georges Bon-

marchand

Chilean (Legation)—Imperial Hotel, Secretaire Archiviste — Frangois

Tokyo Guezennec

Charge d’Affaires—Sergio ; Montt Secretaire-InterprCte—Denis Joly

Rivas Attache Chiffreur—Lortat-Jacob

China (Legation)—14, Jiguramachi, 6- Germany (Embassy)—14, Nagata-cho,

1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo;

chome, Azabuku, Tokyo

Envoye Extraordinaire et Ministre Teleph. (57) 2317-8 and 3033 (Ginza);

Plenipotentiaire—H.E. Yongpao Cable Ad: Diplogerma

Ambassador Extraordinary and

Ouang Plenipotentiary—H.E. Dr. E.A.

Conseiller—Chiang Hung-geh Yoretzsch

2nd Secretaire—*0. Sun Counsellor—Dr. Otto von Erd-

3rd Secretaire—H. L. Yang mannsdorff

Attache—Houang Ke Louen Counsellor of Legation—Dr. Hans

Chancellor—C.

Czechoslovakia (Legation)—Resid- Secretaries—Dr. Karl Knoll and

ence : 22, Kasumicho, Azabu-ku, Dr. H. yon Etzdorf

Tokyo; Teleph. Aoyama 7004. Chancellor—Hermann -Schultze

Office: 67, Tansumachi, Azabu-ku, Secretaries of Chancery—Gustav

Tokyo; Teleph: Akasaka 0183; Schneider, Johann Altendorf

Cable Ad: Zamini, Tokyo- and Fritz Wussow

Envoy Extraordinary and Minis- Great Britain (Embassy)—!, Goban-

ter Plenipotentiary—H.E. Karel clio, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo; Telephs.

Halla Kudan 2706 and 2707; Cable Ad:

Secretary—Milos Krupka Prodrome, Tokyo

Chancellor—Antonin Volny Ambassador—H. E. the Rt. Hon.

Denmark (Legation)—8, Nakadori, Sir F. O. Lindley, g.c.m.g.,

Marunouchi, Tokyo; Teleph. Maru- c.b., ,c.b.e.

nouchi 0967; Cable Ad : Legadane Counsellor—T. M. -Snow

Charge d’Affaires—Hugo Hergel 1st (Secretary—W. R. C. Green

Attache—Th. Moller :2nd do. —A. D. F. Gascoigne

3rd do. —E. E. Crowe

Finland (Legation)-^62, Tansu-machi, Hon. Attach^—Hon: J. H. Wal-

Azabu-ku, Tokyo; Teleph. Akasaka rOnd

0205 Counsellor — W. B. Cunningham

Minister Plenipotentiary and (local rank)

- Charge d’Affair&s—H.E. George Commercial Counsellor — G. B.

Winkelman Sansom, c.m.g.

Commerciar Attache—H. dte Knor- Commercial Secretary—H. A. Ma-

ring crae, m.b.e: (2nd grade)

JAJPAN 265

Commercial 2nd Secretary—W. J. Envoy Extraordinary and Minis-

Davies, o.b.e. (local .rank) ter Plenipotentiary — Don

Commercial 3rd Secretax-y ;— O. Manuel Elias Bonnemaison

Morland (local rank) Charge d’Aff^irs a.i.—D. J., B.

Naval Attache—Capt. M. G. B. Lambcke

Legge, d.s.o., e.n. Secretary—M. Guillermo Martinez

Assistant Attache —Engr -Comdr. Rodriguez

C. B. Evington, r.n.

Military Attache—Lieut.-Cpl. H. Poland (Legation)—55, Zaimokurcho,

J. Simson, m.c. Azabu-ku,; Tokyo; Teleph. .Aoyama

Archivist—J. M. Tabor 6540; Cable Ad: Pohnission ’

2nd do. —W. E. ID. Massey, Envoy Extraordinary and Minis-

ter Plenipotentiary—Zd'zislaw

Greece (Legation)—8, Nakadori; . ‘Counsellor Okecki

Marunouchi, Tokyo and Charge d’Affaires,

Boyal Danish Legation ; in charge a.i. -Antoni Jazdzewski

Military and Naval . Attache,

of Greek Interests Major of General Staff Major

Italy (Embassy)—28, Mita, i-chome, Henri, Floyar-Rajchman

Shibaku • Teleph. Takanawa 8016; Attache of Legation, Captain of

Cable Ad: Italiadipl General Staff—Captain Antoni

Ambassador Extraordinary and Slosarczyk

Plenipotentiary—H.E. G. C. Attache Consulaire—Eugene Ban-

Majoni O-sinski

Counsellor—fComm. L- Weilischott Interpreter—Seizi Yamasaki

Military Attach^—Lt. Col. E. Portugal (Legation) — l,Sannencho,

Erattini

Naval Attache—Capt. ID. Pardo Rojimachi-ku, Tokyo; Teleph. Ginza

Secretary—Cav. Uff. L. Garbaccio 5710Envoy Extraordinary and Minis-

Secretary Interpreter—Cav. Almo ter Plenip.—Hustino dc Montal-

Melkay vao

Mexico (Legation)—20, Nagata-cho, 2- Secretary —A. Carreiro de Freitas

chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo; Siam (Legation)—762, Sendagaya-ma-

Telephs. Ginza (57) 4699; Cable Ad: chi; Teleph. Aoyama 4337

Legamex Envoy Extraordinary and Minis-

Minister—H.E. Dr. M. A. Romero ter Plendp—His Serene High-

Secretary—C. A. Baumbach ness, Prince Prididepyabongs

Netherlands (Legation)—!, Sakae- Devakul

cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo ; Telenh. Shiba 2nd Secretary—Luang Svasti Va-

(43) 0930 rasasna

Envoy Extraordinary & Minister Attache—Luang iSunthorn Yatha-

Plenipotentiary—H. E. General kitch

J. C. Pabst

SecretaryHnterpreter—J.

lan B. Snel- Spain ( Legation)—2, Ichibei-cho, 1-

chome, Azabu-ku, Tokyo; Teleph.

Vice-Consell—J. W. Bode Aoyama 7475

Envoy Extraord. and Minister

Norv '.y (LEGATroN)—2, Srcbome, Ma- Plenip.—Juan, F. de Car (fen as,

ijiulnoujchi, Kojomachi-ku, Tokyo; Counsellor—Marquis Bellfruig

■ Teleph. Marunouchi (23) 3790 Sweden (Legation)—63, Zaimokueho,

Envoy Extraordinary

Plenipotentiary & Minister

- Ludving Azabu-ku, Tokyo : Teleph. Aoyama

Caesar 5770;

Martin Aubert, Cable Ad: Swedlegation

. Secretary—fC. P. Reusch Envoy Extraordinary and Minis-

ter Plenipotentiary—Dr. J. E.

Peru (Legation) — Imperial Hotel, Hultman

Tokyo; Teleph. Ginza 5780 Secretary—J. Setterwall

Interpreter—J. Widenfelt

JAPAN—TOKYO

Switzerland (Legation)—^, Hiraka- Ambassador Extraordinary and

wa-cho, 6-chome, Kojimachi-ku Plenipotentiary—Joseph Clark

Minister—H. E. E. Travefsini Grew

Chancellor—W. Spycher Counsellor—Edwin L. Neville

First Secretary—Erie R. Dickover

Third Secretaries—Wm. T. Turn-

Turkey (Embassy)—47, Kamiyama, er, S. W. Washington and BL

Shibuyamachi, Tokyo Bingham, jr.

Ambassador Extraordinary add Naval Attache—Oapt. I. C. John-

Plenipotentiary—'Nebil Bey son

Counsellor—M. Telaat Beouf Bey Military Attache—Col. J. G. Mc-

Ilroy

Commercial Attache—Halleck A.

Union op Soviet Socialist Republics Butts

(Embassy)—1, Mamianacho, Azabu- Assist. Commercial Attache—W. S.

ku Tokyo; Teleph. Akasaka 0139; Dowd

Cable Ad : Polpred Assistant Naval Attache—Lieut.

Ambassador — Alexandre Troia- N. A. Roberts

novsky Assist. Military Attache—Lieut.

Comm’T Counsellor—Paul Anikeieff Thomas G. Cranford

Military Attache—Beter Panoff Language Attaches—Maj. R. S.

Naval Attache—Comdr. N. Bolo- Bratton, u.s.a., jRapt. M. W.

goff Pettigrew, u.s. A., Lt. J. J.

Consul General and 1st Secretary Rochefort, u.s.N., J. M. Allison,

—Boris Podolsky 1st. Lt. J. J. Twitty, u.s.a., 1st

1st Secretary—Moise Galkovitch Lt. C. C. Dus.enburg, u.s.a., J.

2nd do. —Vladimir Jelezniakofl R, iSherr, u.s.a., Lts. E. T. Lay-

. Japanese do.—Eugene Spalwingk toni, u.s.n. , ID. J. McCallum,

u.s.N., R. Mason., u.s.n., A. D.

United States of America (Embassy) Kramer, 'u.s.n.. H. B. Clair-

—1, Enokizaka-machi, Akasaka-ku; borne, u.s.n., K. H. Cornell.

Telephs. Akasaka 4204 and 525 u.s.M.c. and 1st Lt, H. !Doudr

U.S.A.

TOKYO

The capital of Japan [until the Restoration called Yedo] is situated at

the north of the Bay of Yedo, has a circumference of 27 miles, and covers a

surface of 40 square miles. The river Sumida runs through the city, the larger

part lying to the west of this waterway, while on the east lie the two wards

named Honjo and Fukagawa.

Tokyo as viewed from the bay is a pleasant-looking city, being well situated

on undulating ground, and possessing abundant foliage. The city is divided

into 15 ward divisions, and its suburbs into six divisions. It was, in fact,

until recently more like an aggregation of towns than one great city, but

every year has seen greater congestion and conditions more approximating

toformed

the crowded

into the cities of the

Imperial West.or The

Palace, ancient

Goaho, Castlea commanding

occupies of Yedo, nowposition

trans-

on a hill in the centre of the city. It is enclosed in double walls and sur-

rounded by a fine broad moat- Within the Castle formerly stood the Shogun's

Palace and several public offices, but the destructive fire of the 3rd of April,

1872, levelled these ancient and massive buildings, leaving only the lofty

turrets and walls. A new- palace on the old site has been constructed, and

TOKYO 267

the Emiperor took up his residence there in January, 1889. The Imperial

Garden called Fukiage is situated within the enclosure of the palace. It is

tastefully laid out in the pure native style, and contains fine forest trees,:

rare and beautiful plants of all kinds, a large pond, cascades, etc.

Between the castle and the outer walls a large area was formerly occupied

by the numerous palaces of the Daimios, but few of these feudal erections now

remain to illustrate what old Yedo was like in the time of the Shogunate.

The most important part of the business quarter is on the east of the

castle, and is traversed by a main street running from the north to the

south-west under different names.

A section well worth a visit is the public park or garden named Uyeno,

where formerly stood the magnificent temple founded and maintained by the

Shoguns, and which was destroyed by fire during the War of Restoration in

July, 1868. In these grounds the Industrial Exhibition, of 1877 was held, when

the gardens were converted into a public pleasure resort by the Government.

Several exhibitions have since been held here and have proved very success-

ful. In Uyeno is also situated the fine Imperial Museum (Haku-butsU-

kwan), the Tokyo Gallery' ofi Fine . Arts, the Academy of Music and a small

Zoological Garden.

Undoubtedly the finest recent addition to the capital is the Meji Shrine

dedicated to the Emperor Meiji, (1868-1911), and its beautiful outer garden

which includes a fine stadium for athletic meetings and football matches, a

huge baseball ground, a swimming pool and an imposing Meiji Art Gallery,

Among the places much resorted to by visitors is the ancient temple of

Kwannon, at Asakusa, not far from Uyeno, one of the most popular and most

frequented temples in Japan. At the right of the temple there is a fine old

Pagoda, and near it, are . two polossal stone statues. A new park was also

opened close to the temple about the same time as that of Uveno. Thus,

with Shiba, in the southwest, where are to be seen some of the splendid

shrines of the Shoguns, among the chief glories of Tokyo, there are three

large public gardens within the city, in addition to the Meiji Shrine garden

mentioned above.

The districts of lion jo and Fukagawa form a distinct industrial portion

of the capital. Here is the centre of the dumber and other trades. This

quarter is connected with the rest of the city by ten splendid bridges all re-

built since the earthquake. The biggest of them’are called, commencing on

the north,

(new built), Senju-O Hashi,Kuramae-Bashi

Umaya-Bashi, KotOtpi-Bashi (new

(newbbilt);

built),Azuma-Rashi, Komagata-Bashi

Ryogoku-Bashi, Shino-Bashi,

may obtain a fine view of the animated river life of the StuUida, whosethewatefs

Kiyosu-Bashi (new built), and Eitai-Bashi, respectively. From these traveller

are

always covered with junks and boats of all descriptions.

A great part of the remaining area forming .the district north of the

castle, a few years ago covered by paddy fields, is to-day covered by "suburbs”

of great extent, well served by the municipal tramway system. There are

also extensive pleasure gardens, such as Asuka-yama, and neat little villages.

The part west of the palacej contains 50 temples, and a number of nobles’

palaces. The district on the’south of the palace, with an area of about 17^

square miles, contains about 60 temples. The most .remarkable among' them

is Fudo-sama in M eguro.

Several great fires have swept Tokyo during tbe last two decades, and

these have; led to great improvements and widening of the streets. The last

of these broke out on September 1st, 1923, following upon a very severe earth-

quake. The casualties due to this; terrible visitation were as follows, accord-

ing to a return issued in November by the Home Office:—Dead 68,215 ■ missing

(believed to be dead), 39,304; injured, 42,135. The number of houses des-

troyed is said to have been 316,000, or 71 per cent, of the whole of the build

ings of the city; and no fewer than 1,360,000 people were rendered home-

less. . .... .

TOKYO

Tramways have been extended in all directions; very frequent service

is maintained with Yokohama. The whole of the city is lighted by electricity.

Lines of telegraphs, amounting in all to 200 miles, connect the various parts

of the city with one another, and with the country lines. The main streets

are broad and well kept.

The soldiers and police are dressed in uniform on the western model.

Though large numbers appear in European garb, the native dress still com-

monly worn, and in the case of the women has practically not at all been

superseded.

The environs

pleasant walks orofrides.

Tokyo Foreigners

are very picturesque and offer

will find much a greatthem

to interest variety of

in the

Country round. The finest sdenery is at the nofthern and western sides of

the city, where the country is surrounded by beautiful hills, from which there

is a distant

solitary view ofthe thetowering

grandeur noble mountains of_ Hakone.covered

peak of Fuji-san while with

beyondsnow

risesthe

in

greater part of the year. The population of Tokyo as disclosed by the Census

of 1930 was 2,070,629.

The native Press is represented by some 20 daily papers, and many

monthly and fortnightly publications. There is a daily paper run by

Japanese in the English language called the Japan Times, which is repre-

sentative of Japanese interests, and the Japan Advertiser, which for many

years was published in Yokohama,' is now published in the capital. There

are 1,348 schools of different classes, including several universities, as distinct

from the Imperial, or official. The best hotel for foreigners is the Imperial.

There are also the Tokyo. Station Hotel, Marunouchi Hotel, and others

patronised by foreigners.

DIRECTORY of EOREIGN EIRMS

(For Japa nese firms see Classified List of Trades)

(Government Depts., Embassies and Legations see pages 263-266)(

Aall & Company, Ltd., Importers, Fr. Schneider, signs per pro.

' Exporters, Shipbrokers, and Steam- H. Schmid, agric. expert, do.

ship Agents—Mitsubishi—Slst Bldg., H. W. J. Schreiner, do.

Marunouchi; Telephs. 925 and 926 E. Avering (Formosa)

(Marunouchi); P.O. Box 41 (Cen- W. Babick | A. Kayser

tral) ; Cable Ad: Aall F. Gilbert | K. Ziegler

Cato Miss U. Dann

JohanN.Brandt,

B. Aall, managing director

director (Osaka) G. R. Schmidt, signs per pro.

Ths. Seeberg, director & manager (Kobe)

G. Broetje (Kobe)

Acme Trading Co., Inc.—3, Makicho, H. Yogel do.

S choiiie, Kyobashi-ku; Teleph. 3239 H. Steenbusk do.

(Kyobashi); Cable Ad : Acmetrado H. Umbhau (Yokohama)

Agents for

Stickstoff-Syndikat, G.m.b.H., Ber-

Agfa Gomei Kaisha, Importers of lin. Fertilizers

Photographic Supplies — Marunou- Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen.

chi, 2-chome, 10; Teleph. Marunou- Passenger and Freight Line

chi (23) 1963; Cable Ad: Agfafoto

Ahrens & Co., Nachf., H. (Gomei Allen, Sons & Co., Ltd.. W. H.,

Kaisha)^—Yaesu Building, Maru- Mechanical Marunouchi, and Electrical En-

nouchi ; Telephs. (23) 2545, 2546 and gineers—6, Nichome,

Kojimachi-ku, Teleph. 3763 (Maru-

2547 (Marunouchi); P.O. Box Cen- nouchi) ; Cable Ad: Manifesto

tral 137; Cable Ad : Nitrammon, G. B. Slater, representative (ab-

Nordlloyd, Ahrens sent)

H. Bosch, acting partner S. Yoshiyama

P. von Schubert (Shanghai)

TOKYO

American Bible Society (see Clubs) National Cash Register Department

—Offices and 'Salesrooms: Tokyo,

America-Japan Society (see Clubs) Yokohama, Sendai, Shizuoka, Sap-

poro, Osaka, Kobe, Nagoya, Kyoto,

American Embassy (see Embassies and Okayama, Hiroshima and Hakata

J. H. Dowling, manager

Legations)

O. H. Thorn, assist, mgr. (Osaka)

American-Japanese Commercial Co., H. T. Goto, sales manager

(Nibhibei S'hoji Goshi Kaisha), B. Roberts, accountant (Kobe)

Exporters and Importers of Ma- Frigidaire Department—Offices and

chinery and Hardware—1065, Tokyo Salesrooms: Tokyo, Yokohama, Osa-

Kaijo Building, Marunouchi; Te-

lephs. 1758 and 4775; Cable Ad: kaLloyd and Kobe

W. Lambert, manager

Amharwa (Osaka)

American Mail Line—8, Marunouchi;

P.O. Box (Central) 66; Teleph. Andrews & George Co., Inc.—5,

(Mar.) 2917; Cable Ad: Dollar Shiba Park; Telephs. 242-24©

Tokyo (Shiba); Cable Ad: Yadzu

American School in Japan —1985, Antonin, Raymond a.i.a., Architect—

Kami Meguro, Tokyo-fu; Teleph. 1640, Tokyo Kaijo Building Maru-

Aoyama 6297

Board of Trustees—R. F. Moss noujehi; Teleph. Marunouchi (23)

(chairman), E. T. Iglehaont (vice- 4701; Cable Ad : Raymond

Antonin Raymond, a.i.a., architect

chairman), D. C. Holton (secre-

tary), J. R. Geary (treasurer) Armco International Corporation—

C. A. Mitchell, principal Yamaguchi Building, 21, Hon-cho,

American Trading Oo. of Japan, Ltd., Nihonbashi; Cable Ad: Ingotiron

Exporters, Importers and Engine- Armstrong, Whitworth & Co., Ltd.,

ers—2, Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku,

P.O Box 20; Teleph. (Mar.) 3171-5; Steel Importers — 8, Marunouchi;

Cable Ad: Amtraco; Branches at Kojimachi-ku; Teleph. (Mar.) 2916;

Kobe, Osaka, and Yokohama Cable Ad : Zigzag

Officers

J. Wirt Smith, president & Asia Aluminium Co,, Ltd.—Sankyo

general manager (Kobe) Building, 7, Muro-machi, 3-chome,

O. C. Seyfarth, treas & secy. Nihonbashi-ku; Teleph. Nihonbashi

(Kobe) (24) 2436, 4594; Cable Ad: Asalumin

Managers

Wm. Hirzel. manager (Tokyo Associated Press of America — 9,

office) Ginza-nishi, 8-chome, Kojimachi;

H. Hall, manager (Kobe office) Teleph. (57) 2818^ (Ginza); Cable

Accounting Dept. Ad: Associated

C. Y. Baldwin, chief aect. (Kobe)

Export Dept. Austrian Consulate (see Consulates)

O. O. Seyfarth (Kobe) ,

Import Dept. Automatic Telephones, Ltd. of Japan,

H. Hall, manager (Kobe) Telephones and Telegraph Appara-

W. Hirzel, manager (Tokyo)

J. Y. Agajan, assistant manager tus and Materials—505, Toyo Build-

ing 1, Uchiyamashita-cho, l-dhome;

(Yokohama) Teleph. 4677 (Ginza); Cable Ad:

Engineering Dept. Strow'ger

H. C. Kendall, engineer, mgr.

Thos. H. Gotch, engineer ID. R. Dooley, repres. director

Paris Hiatt, representative In- Ml Kamiya, sales manager

gersoll-Rand Co. (Kobe) Agencies

F. Obata;' engiheifer (Kobe) Automatic Electric Inc., Chicago

C. J. Raker, representative, Automatic Telephone Manufactur-

Baker Perkins, Ld. ing Co., Ltd., Liverpool

270 TOKYO

Balfour & Co., Ltd., Arthur (Capi-1 Nippon Ginko (Bank of .Japan)—

tal Steel Works, Sheffield, England ) Head Office: Honryogae-cho, Nihon-

—6, Marunouchi; Kojimachi-ku bashi-ku

Teleph. (Mar.) 1759; Cable Ad: Ar. Board of Administration — H.

bour Hijitaka (governor), E. Fukai

J. Storer, manager for Japan (vice-governor), N. Nagaike, T.

Horikoshi, S. Nakane and K.

Bamag-Meguin A. G.-—Aichi Build- Shimizu (directors)

ing, Tori 1-chome 5, Kihombashi-ku,

Teleph. (24) 3086 (Nihonbashi); Nippon Kogyo Qinko—8, Marunou-

Cable Ad: Meguin chi; P.O.. Box 84 (Central)

Albert Kestner, manager

A. Seiffert

Sumitomo Bank, Ltd.—1,Tori, Nihon-

BANKS bashi-ku

Bank of Chosen—4, 'Ota-machi; Cable Yasuda Bank, Ltd.—6, Ote-machi 1-

chome, Kojimachi-ku

Ad : Chosenbank

Bank of Japan—Honryogae-cho, Ni- Yokohama Specie Bank—2, Honryogae-

honbashi-ku cho, Nihonbashi-ku; Telephs. (24)

Bank of Taiwan—2, Maruouchi 2381, 2391 and 2682 (Nihonbashi)

Banque Franco-Japonaise—26, Gofu- Barth, J. —Takiyama-cho Building,

kucho, Nihonbashi-ku; Cable Ad: Kyobashi-ku, Teleph. Ginza 2664,

Franip Cable Ad : Mercator

Dai IpKi; GiKko, Ltd.—1, Marunouchi Bayer-Meister Lucius Y. G. K.—Yae-

Kojimachi-ku; Cable Ad: fDaichigin su Building, , Room 419, Maru-

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking nouchi ; P. 6. Box 127 (Central);

Corpquation—14, ; 2-chome Marunou- Teleph. (Mar.), 4067; Cable Ad;

cbi, Kojomachi-ku; Cable Ad: Pharma

Honshagink M. Kropp

A. C. Leith, agent E, Schalow

C. Jl. JamicRon | R. .Mae in tyre

Kawasaki-Ohk Beck, Walter, Chemical Technical

Ltd.—11, Torii, Hundredth

Nihonbashi-kuBank, Laboratory for Commerce and In-

dustry—Nichi-Nichi Building, ,1-

A. Hoshino, president chome, Yurakucho, Kojimachiku;

Mitsubishi Bank, Ltd.—5, Marunou- Teleph. (23) 3805 (Marunouchi);

chi, 2-chome, Kojimaohi-ku Cable Ad: Beck. Import and Ex-

port—Tokyo Okubo', 336 Hyakunin-

Mitsui Bank—Suraga-cho, Nihonba- chb:; Teleph. (35) 234

shi.-ku' ■ ■ ■ ) Uf iiri. s ■ Becker &' Co. (Tokyo Branch)1—10/6,

National City Bank of New York— Marunouchi Central, Kojimachi-ku;

Tokyo Kaijo Building; Teleph. Teleph. (23) 0797: Cable Ad: Becker

(2$) 1295 (Maiunouchi); P.O. Box William T. Baba

F. 106: Cable. Ad: Citibank Bethlehem Steel Export Corporation

, • C. F. Thomas, ppahager

■ V TJ. Box’ ' (Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corpora-

tioii)— 508, Yuscn Building, Maru-

R. P. Aikin | R. .,S.i Stillman nouchi; Teleph. 2674 (23), (Maru-

Nederlandsch Tndische Handelsbank, nouchi) ; Cable Ad: Bethlehem,

N. V. —: 8, Marunouchi, 3-chome, New York or Tokyo

Kojimachi-ku; P.O. Box F. 44 F. M. Gibson, representative

(Central) S. Otake, assist, manager

TO&YO 271

Blundell & Co., Ltd., G„ Import Bunting, & Co., L, Merchants—7,

and Export Merchants—Kenchiku Yurakuchq, 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku;

Kaikwan, Nishi San Chome Ginza, Cable Ad : Bunting

Kyobashi-ku; Cable Ad : Blundell; Burmeister & Wain, Ltd.—Mitsui

Codes A.B.C. 6th edn., Bentley’s Building; Teleph. Nihonbashi 1914;

and Private

W. Blundell, director Cable Ad: Nyholm

J. E. Kenderdine, director Butler, Dr. L. E.—749, Marunouchi

Bohler Keitei 'Goshi Kaisha—11-3, Building, Marunouchi; Teleph.

Takara-machi, 2-chome, Kyobasihi Marunouchi (23) 3792

ku; Teleph. Kyobashi 6308-9; Cable

Ad: Steelboler Buxbaum, Charles H., Importer and

Ernst Stoeri Exporter—6, Itchome, Yamamoto-

Otto Stolle cho, Koji-machi; Teleph. 33-1535

Otto Hahn (Kudan) ; Cable Ad : Buxbaum

Dr. W. Mittag

Otto Schmidt Cahusac, A. F., Patent and Trade

C. Endris Mark Attorney — 7, Naka-dori,

Marunpuchi; Teleph. Marunouchi

Borneo Gomix Kaisha Ltd.—6, 3- (36) 3862 ; Cable Ad : Cahusac

chome, Marunouchi

A. Yokoyama, president Cameron

K. Watanabe, manager Building,& Co.,

20, Ltd., A.—435, Yusen

Marunouchi; Cable

Ad : Myotomy

Bosch, A. G., Robert—15, Temeike- N. W. Wilson, representative

cho; Teleph. Akasaka (48) 0315;

Cable Ad: Boschilli Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.,

Agents for Canadian Pacific Ex-

Bo vino & Co., Ltd., London, Agents press Co.—E7., 2 San Chome, Maru-

for Water Turbine^, Pipe-Lines, nouchi, Kojimachi-ku; Teleph. 23-

Pulp and Paper-making Machinery 3764

—6, Marunouchi; P.O. Box 17 (Cen- Freight and Operating Dept.—

tral); Cable Ad: Jenorten Cable Ad: Citamprag

Passenger Dept.—Cable Ad : Ga-

British Consulate {see Consulates) canpao

W. H. Buckberrough, agent

British Embassy (see Embassies and K. Kihara | H. Suzaki

Legations) Castelli & Co.—Taihei Building, 1,

British Thomson-Houston & Co., Uchisaiwai-Cho, Kojimachi-ku; Te-

Ltd., Electrical Engineers and leph. Ginza (57) 5778; Cable Ad:

Manufacturers—702, Yaesu Build- Grandico

ing, Marunouchi; Teleph. Maruno- Catto, A. R.-G.3E, Reinanzaka, Akasa-

uchi (2) 1321-1335; Cable Ad : Aste- kaku; Tejeph. (48) 1391 (Akasaka) ;

roidal Cable Ad: Naivarom

G. Scott,' representative A. R. Catto

C. Tsuda | M. Sumita

Brunner, Mond & Co. (Japan), Ltd.— Correspondent

Osaka Building, 3, Uchisaiwai-cho. of

Kojimachi-ku; Teleph. Ginza (57) Exchange Telegraph Co., Ld.,

4188-9, 4414 and 4682-3; P.O. Box London

141 (Central); Cable Ad: Crescent Australian Press Association, Mel-

bourne

Buchandlung Gustav Fock, G.m.b.H.,

Booksellers — Shinseido Building, Chilean Nitrate Committee — Osaka

Building, 3, Uchisaiwai-cho, It-

Ginza Nishi Kyobashi-ku; Cable chome, Kojimachi-ku; Telephs. 0980

Ad : Buchfock

Max Wachter, Japan representa- and 1715 (Ginza); P.O. Box 108

Centra]; Cable Ad : Pernioom

tive

272 TOKYO

China Export-Import & Bank Co. Japan Book and Tract Society (in

eo-operation with the American

Akt iengesellschaft (Head Office, Tract Society; New York; Religi-

Shanghai)- 2, Kyobashi,, 1 chome, ous Tract Society, London; and

Kyobashi - ku, Chiyoda - Shintaku

Building: Teleph. (56) 7611, (Kyo- the Upper Canada Tract Society,

bashi ): P.O. Bpx Central 34; Cable Toronto) — 4, Ginza Shichome,

Ad: Lem} us Kyobashi; Teleph. 4573 .(Kyobashi)

H. Roger G. Burnham Braithwaite, 5, Hi-

kaNvareho, Akasaka

China Mutual Life Insurance Co.,

Ltd.—See Sua Life Assurance Co. Tokyo'; Chamber “of Commerce and

of Canada Industry— Marunouchi

President—Baron Seinosuke Goh

Claude Xkpn Electric C;p., Ltd.—1, Vice-presidents—T. K anain itsu

Shibaura-machi; Teleph. Takanawa and E. Otsuka

2829 Chief Secretary—Dr. T. Wata-

nabe

Secretaries—K. Maeda, J. Sato,

Clifford Wilkinson Tansan Mineral M. Utsumi, K. Shirai, Y.

Water Co., Ltd.—Fujiya Building Sekiguchi and K. Kitagaki

1, Kotohira-cho; Teleph. iShiba 2304;

Cable Ad: Tansania Tokyo OMis—L iSanneiLcho, . -Koji-

machiku; Telephs. 3021 to 3023

(Ginza)

CLUBS AND SOCIETIES President—H.I.H. Prince Kan-

in

America-Japan .Society — Imperial Vice-president-^-Hi.E. • Baron A.

Hotel, Uchiyamashita-cho de Bassompierre Baron G-

Vieeypresident-—H.E.

Presdt.Tince ; Iyesato Tokuga- Hayashi

wa . Director—M. Suyenobu

Vice-Presidents —. Count Aisuke Hon. Secretary—J. L. Graham

K abayama and E. W. Frazar Hon. Treasurer—Visct. H. Aki-

Secretaries:—Shinjiro Kurokawa ra oto

and J. G. Mcllroy

Treasurers—Tsunekichi Asabuld

and J. R. Geary

Auditors—Kikusaburo Fukui & i Columbia Graphaphone Co. of Japan,

Ltd., Manufacturers of Talking Ma-

B: W. Fleisher

Executive Secretary—Yenji Ta- ; Ginza,'

chines, Records and Needles—10,

l-chome, Kypbashi-ku

keda T.. Nishi, manager

American Bible Society (Japan

Agency)—4, Gbchome, Ginza; Te- ^^OB'uMFh'U’ ‘ (Cemptoir Metallurgigue

leph. Ginza 5047;' Cable Ad: iLuxembourgeois, Luxembourg)—8,

Bibles, Tokyo Naka-dori, Marunouchi; Teleph.

Rev. K. E. AurellL agency; secre- (Mar.) (23) 3602: Cable Ad: Co-

tary lumeta' '

H. Le Gallais; manager

'Fire Insurance Association of Commercial Pacific Cable Co. of New

J \P4N- Tokyo Kgijo . Building, York 621, Sanshin Building, Yura-

Marunouchi kucho ,

Chairman—K, Kagami J. Reifsnider, special representa-

Depy. ^gir^oan.—E.: P. Stroud tive' ;

Foreign Secretary — W. F. H. Takami

Balden S, Omura

Japanese; Secretary—H. U. Ha- I. Takahama

tano

tXiKYO 2?3

CONSULATES Continental Insurance Co.j of New

Austria—6,. Hinoki-cho, Akasaka- York—Yuraku Building, Marunou-

Ad1: Afiajapan

ku ; Telephi AS&l (Aoyama ;' CAtte chiW.; Cable W. Glass, manager

Ad : AustconsUl

Honi..: Golifeul-Generai -ETirst

Stoeri ■■ jCouTiN, P. J.—20, Marunouchi, 2-

Hon^' Chancellor—Steffi Stden chome, Kojimachi-ku

Crockford,

CzKCHOsi.o\AKiA—! t540, T(-kyo Kaijo 1 chi, 9-chome, Heath & Co.—6, Marunou-

Building, Marunouchi; Cable ;Ad : 0&14 (23) Marunouchi; Marunouchi;

CableTeleph.

Ad:

Raymond < Crock ford

Hon. Consul—A. Raymond

Czechoslovakian Consulate (see Con-

Denmarkj1 .-'8, Alarunouchi, 3-cliojmfc ; sulates)

Teleph. d9(3'6 .(Marunouehi),; P.O.

Box Central 140; jCable Ad : IIari- Danish Consulate (s«g ■Consulates)

sen

Hon. Consul—A. H. Hainsen Danish Legation (see Embassies: .and

Legations)

Cheat Britain—Kogyo Ginko- Build- De Havilland, W.A., Patent Attorney

ing, Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku; —Imperial Hotel; Teleph. Maxuno-

Teleph. 1077 (Marunouchi)-; Cable uchi 123) 0604; Cable Ad: Silverhall

Ad: British' Consul

Consul—P. D. Butler Deutsche Wissenschaftliche Buch-

Norway—2; 3-chome, Marmiduchi MANdliing G. C. Hirschfeld Aktien-

Kojimachi-ku: Teleph. Marunou- gesellSchaft—112, Ohshita Shimonu-

mabukuro Nokata-cho, Tokyo-Shi-

chi (23) 3790 gai; P.O. Box 'Central 9 (Foreign);

Consul—Cato N. B. Aall CaWe Ad: Refardt

Paraguay—79, Kogaicho, Azabu-ku ; Dr. F. Nagel

Teleph. 5477 (Aoyama) 'Deutsche

Consul—R. F. Moss msiG—18, Wirtschaffliche Vereing-

Hirakawacho; Kojimachi-

ku

Portugal 32, Honcho-dori, o-chome,

N akaridmachi; Teleph. N akano Directory and Chronicle of the

3179 Far East (Japan, China, Mala-

.Consul—J. A. Abranohes Pinto ya, Philippine Islands, Dutch East

Indies^ Indo-Ghina etc.)

Union of Soviet Socialist Repu- ■Agents for Tokyo—Maruzen & Go.

blics {Gtonsulafe General)—!, .M,ai- —j6, , Nihonbashi-ku Tori, 2-

miana-cho ’Azabu-ku; Telephs. Aka- ichpme

saka (48) 138 and -139: Cable Ad:

Sovkonsul Dodwell fe- Cd., Ltd., Importers and

Consul General-—B. Podolsky Exporters, Steamship, Coaling and

Secretary—W. Doubrayin Insurance Agents—Chiyoda Kan,

KyohWshi, Nichome; and at (Lon-

United States of America—1, Eno- don, Colombo, Hongkong, Canton,

kizaka-machi, Akasaka-ku; Cable Shanghai, Hankow, Tientsin, Foo-

Ad: American Consul chow, Kobe, Yokohama, Vancouver,

Consul ^General—Arthur Garrels Seattle, iSani Francisco, Lris Angeles

Consul—Leo D. Sturgeon and New York; P.O. Box Central

Consul—C. O. Spamer F. 53; Cable Ad: Dodwell

Vice-Consul—C. A. Hutchinsou J. H. Ewing, acting manager

Clerks—Miss. Eleanor Shields A. Vv. M. Edwardson

and Miss Dorothy Forrant J. P. Barnett

274 TOKYO

Doitsu iSeiko K. K.—2, Marunouchi; Elked & Gerdts—14, Marunouchi, 2-

chome, Kojimachi-ku; Teleph. Maru-

•Cable Ad: Unionsteel

P. Timme, Director nouchi (23) 2001-2; Cable Ad: Eiger

G. Eyding

J. Hoppe English Electric Co., Ltd-, The,

E. G. Pack (Japan Branch), Enlgineers and

E. von Kratzer j P. 'Lamche Manufacturers—14, Nichome, Maru-

nouchi ; Teleph. 1929 (Marunouchi) -r

Doitsu Senkyo. Gomei Kaisha—6, ley’s. Cable Ad : Enelectico; Code : Bent-

Marunouchi 3-chome (Naka 2 Go Head Office : Kingsway, Lon-

Kan) Kojimachi-ku; Telephs. Maru- donE. Lewis, representative

nouchi, 1970, 1971, 1972, 4713; Cable

Ad : Doitsenryo Escher Wyss Engineering Works

Ernst Baerwald Ltd., The, Engineers and Manufac-

C. J. Schmidt turers (Zurich, Switzerland)—320-

Hermann Splittgerber 322, Marunouchi Building; Teleph.

Ernst Grimm 1665 (Marunouchi); Cable Ad:

Walter Bussmann Eswysco

Johannes Dowe H. E. Leicher, m.e.

M. O. Guehnel Wl Yehling

Georg Loesch A. Rottenschweiler

Erich Noakes ,

Mrs. Hildegard Larsson Far Eastern Advertising Agency—

Alfred Noack, technical dept. 232, Asamadai, Minami Shinagawa

Dr. Ernst Scheel, do.

Agents for

I. G. Farbenindustrie Aktienjge- FarFrazar

Eastern Public Hall Co.—c/o

sellschaft. Frankport on Main, Building, Trust Co., Ltd., Yaesu

Marunouchi, P.O. Box 153

Germany (Central)

Dollar Steamship Line—8, Marnnou- Federation of British Industries—6,.

chi; Cable Ad: Dollar Marunouchi; Cable Ad : Crockford ;

Teleph. Marunouchi (23) 0914

Dunlop Rubber Co. (Far East). Ltd. Fiegel Shokai, M-, engineers—4r

—30, Tameike; Teleph. 1593 (Aka- Ginza, 6-chome, Kyobashi-ku; Te-

saka); P.O. Box 8 (Shiba); Cable leph. Ginza 3757 and 3796, Cable

Ad : Dunlop Ad: Fiegel

J. L. All away

Fire Insurance Association of Japan

Eastern Extension Australasia and (see Clubs)

China Telepraph Co., Ltd. and The

Great Northern Telegraph Co.— Firth & Sons, iLtd., Thos.—114,.

Hochi Building, 13, Yuraku-cho, 1- Marunouchi, 2-chome; Teleph. Maru-

chome; Teleph. Marunouchi (23) nouchi (23) 035; Cable Ad: Firth-

3778; Cable Ad : Nordiske steel

Ecole de l’Etoile du Matin—32, lida- Fokkes & Koch — 514, Mitsubishi

Building, 21, Marunouchi, 3-chome;

machi, Sanchome Teleph. (23) 2925 (Marunouchi) i

Directeur—P. P. Griessinger Cable Ad: Fokko

Do. —J. Vigroux H. Fokkes, partner

Econome—Ed. Sandrock ' E. von Koch, do.

Ekman Foreign Agencies, Ltd., The— Foreign Trading Ob.—25, Hosenkaku,.

Room 220, Yaesu Building, Maru- Nishi-cho, 3-chome. Kanda-ku: Te-

nouchi; Teleph. (23; 4953, P.O. Box leph. Kanda (25) 1281 and 2796;.

Centra! 133: Cable Ad : Ekmans Cable Ad : Maler

TOKYO 275

'J?Qx Eiga Kaisha, Film Distributors Knut A. Gustafsson, m.s. -

—Idzumo Building, 2, Ginza, { 8- Morton Fries, m.e.

chome

Delbert Goodman, manager /or Sole Eepresentat/ives for: —

Allmanna Svenska Elektriska

the Far East

Clarence V. Hake, manager for Aktiebolaget (Aser),Machines

Sweden: (Electrical Vaster as,&

Japan Apparatus)

France Boeki Shokai—775, Senda- American Air Filter Co., Inc.

gaya, 1-chome; Cable Ad : Cbantec- Louisville, u.s.a. (Airfilters)

ler : Northern Equipment Co., Erie,

F. Ohevallier, general manager Pa.,-. U.lS.A. (Boiler Feed regula-

E. Dentici, manager tors)

J. Hiraoka Ekstroms Maskinaffar, Stockholm,

Sweden (Pulp Machinery)

Frazar & Co., Specialities—Room

Manufacturers’ Agents, ' Svenska Aktiebolaget Gasaccumu-

Engineering 525, lator, Stockholm (Marine &

Yaesu Building, Marunouchi ; P.O. Aeronautical lights)

Box 158 (Central); Teleph. Maru- Allmanna Ingeniorsbyran, Stock-

nouchi (23) 1650, 2694; Cable Ad: holm

Goshfrazco cesses)(Mining

, Machinery & pro-

E. W. Frazar, partner , Aktiebolaget Area Regulatorer,

J. F. Drummond, do. (Osaka) Stockholm (Automatic regula-

E. Y. Steyens, do. tors)

Y. Mishima, do. Aktiebolaget Archimedes, Stock-

•K. Lindskog, do. (Osaka) holm (Outboard motors)

Aktiebolaget Gerh. Arehns Me-

Frazar Trust Co., Ltj>.,—gl6,' Yaesu kaniska Verkstad, Stockholm

Building, 6, Marunouchi; Teleph. (Packing machines for ciga-

23) 0895 (Marunouchi),; P.O. Bqx 158 rettes, etc.)

(Central); Cable Ad: Fratrustco Aktiebolaget Atlas Diesel, Stock-

E. W. Frazar, president holm' (Diesel, engines, rock drills

J. R. Geary, director and pneumatic tools etc.)

E. V. Stevens, inspector J. & C. G. Bolinders Mekaniska

D. H. Blake, jr., manager Verkstad Aktiebolag, Stockholm

J. Arima, accountant (Crude oil engines)

Svenska Diam anther gborrnings

French Embassy (see Embassies and Aktiebolaget, Stockholm (Dia-

Legations) mond boring machinery)

Patentakieboiaget Grondal - Ra-

Fra i no Shoe At (Successor to Foreign m-n. Stockholm (Mining Ma-

Dept, of Hamaguchi Trading Co., chinery and Processes)

Ltd.), General Importers, Exporters Sandyik Steel Works, Sandviken,

and Purchasing Agents — Tokyo; ;-Sweden;-(Cold and Hot Rolled

Nihoinbaski tKoamicho, 3-chome, 26- Steel,; Noncorrosive Steel,

27; P.O. Box Nihonbashi 8; Cable Tubes, Mining Steel, Steel Belt

Ad : Hiroya. Kobe : 20, Harimachi; Conveyors) .

Cable Ad : Hixoya Svenska Turbinfabriks AB.

Ljungstrom (Stal) Finspong,

Gadelius & Co., Ltd,, Engineers; Im- Sweden (Stal Steam Turbogen-

porters of Swedish Steel, and Ma- erators)

chinery—Taihei Building,, 'Uchisai-; Aktiebolaget Pentaverken, Stock-

wai-cho, Kojimachi-ku; Telephs. (57) holm

5257 and 1630 (Ginza); Cable Ad: gines) (Gasoline & Kerosene en-

Goticus Svenska Aktiebolaget Bromsregu-

Knut Gadelius, president lator, Stockholm (slack adjusters

Ivan P. Tropdsson, e.e., managing for railways)

director AB. Elektrisk Malmletning,

Eric Brauns, m.e., director Stockholm (Electrical Prospect-

Ivar Nbrdmark, m.e. ing for Ore)

276 TOKYO

AB. Karlstads Mek. Yerkstad, Hansen & Oo., A. H., Import and:

Karlstad, Sweden (Pulp & Export Merchants—8, Marunouchi,

Paper machinery, water tur- 3-chome; Teleph. 0966 (Marunou-

bines) chi); P.O. Box 140 (Central)

AB. iLjungstroms Angturbin, A. H. Hansen

Stockholm (Ljungstrom air

preheaters)

Aktiebolaget Vaporackumu lator, Happer, J. S.—610, Kaijo Building,

Stockholm (Ruths Steam Ac- Marunpuchi; Teleph. Marunouchi.

(23) 466?; Cable Ad: Johnhapper

cumulators)

Gadsby, J., Barrister and Patent Happer, Mrs. M. Bacon, Consulting

Agent and Legal Adviser to the Decorator—77,

Teleph.

Date-cho, Shibuya

Tanakawa 6959

British Embassy—12, Marunouchi,

3-chome, Kojimachi-ku; Teleph.

Marunouchi (23) 1752, Cable Ad: Harley Davidson Motorcycle Sales

G adsby Co. of Japan—12, Tameike-cho, Aka-

saka-ku; Telephs. Aoyama (36) 3991,

General Import & Export Co.—Taito 5294 and 6386; Cable Ad: Hardar-

Building, 3, Ginza, 3-chome, Kyo- mocy

bashi-ku; Teleph. Ginza (56) 0959 & Harold, Bell, Taylor, Bird & Co.,

6094; Cable Ad: Gaspiotier Chartered Accountants—14, Maru-

German Consi;late {see Consulates) nouchi, 2-chome; Teleph. (23) 2915-

(Marunouchi); Cable Ad: Auditor

German Embassy (see Embassies and Harold Bell, f.C.a., partner (Lon-

Legations) don)

G. F. Weyill, a;c.a., partner

(Tokyo)

Gesfetncr DuplicatorsConcessionaires

lida & Co., J. B. Tibetts, a.c.a., partner

Ltd. (Takashimaya), H. S. Colls, A.C.A.

for Japan and Korea

Gill & Co.—6, Naka-dori, Marunou- P. H. Palmer, a.c.a.

chi ; Telephs. Marunouchi (23) 0397- E. R. Meredith, a.c.a.

J. 11: II. Bell

8; Cable Ad: Greenwood W. F. Balden

Goodyear Tyre & Rubber Export Healing

Co.—c/o Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, and Importers—Shisei Kaikan, Hi-

Marunouchi

M. C. Cooke, manager for Japan biya Park; Telephs. (Ginza 57)

ip67, 2068, 2069; Cable Ad: Healing

Gordon & Gotch, Ld.—418, Chiyoda ^ranches : Osaka and Dairen

Shintaku Building, Kitamachi-oho;

Teleph. Kyobashi (56) 3544; Cable Helm Bros., Ltd., Stevedores—1, Shi-

baura, 3-chome, Shiba-ku; Teleph.

Ad : Nodrog 7525 (Takanawa)

Great Northern Telegraph Co,, Ltd., Herbert, Ltd., Alfred—6, Maruno-

The, & The Eastern Extension, uchi, 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku; Te-

Australasia and China Telegraph leph. (23) 1,644 Marunouchi

Oo., Ltd.—Hochi Building, 13, Yu- T. Yoshino, manager

rakuoho, 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku; Z. Matsubayashi

Teleph: 23-3773; Cable Ad: R. Onda

Nordiske

M. Honda, agent M. Takayama

Hammond & Co., F. W., Manufac- Holstein & Co., Ltd., C., Shipping

turers’ Agents—10, Marunouchi ; Agents, Exporters and Importers—

P.O. Box 23 (Central); Cable Ad: 14, stein

Marunouchi; Cable Ad: Hol-

Fairfield

TOKYO 277

Home Insurance Go. of New York— W. Voelcker

Yurafcu Building, M'arunouchi; Frl. C. Voigt

Cable-. Ad : Aliajapan P. Wigand

W. W. Glass, manager for Japan

Imperial Hotel — Hibiya; Teleph.

Horne Co., Ltd., Importers of Ma- Ginza (57) 3151 and'3161; Cable Ad:

chinery and! Tools—-Yaesu Building, Impeho

6, Marunouch; .Qabk Ad : Horne

International General !Electric ; Co.,

Horsley, ; William F.—Mitsubishi machi-ku Inc.—10,. Yuraku-ejid, 1-chome, Koji-

Building, 21, Marunouchi; P.O. Cable Ad:; P.O. Box, Central F. 69 3

Ingenetric

Box 4 (Foreign); Cable Ad: Vigor

Hospital Supply Co., Ltd., Manufac- Italian Embassy "(see Embassies and

turers, Importers and Exporters of Legatioiis)

Medical and Drug Supplies, Sur-

gical Instruments, Artificial Limbs, “Japan Advertiser, The”-^, Uchisai-

Glassware, etc.—6, Yamamoto-cho, wai-cho, Itchome, Kojimachi-ku,

Telephs. 2330 and 1571 (Ginza):

1-chome, Kojimachi; Teleph. Kudan Cable Ad: Advertiser

(3?' 1535: Cable Ad: Buxbaum B. W. Fleisher, publisher A pro-

G. H. Buxbaum, managing direc- prietor

tor J. R. Young, business manager

Hotel Yamagata (Family Hotel)— Japan Carl Rohde 0o., Ltd , Im-

porters, Exporters and Commission

Ichibei-cho, Azabu Merchants- Okura Bekkan, 4 Ginza,

Hunter & Co., E. H., Engineers and 3-chome, Kyobashi-ku; Teleph. Kyo-

Contractors, General Importers and bashi basfii);

(56) 4425; P.O. Box 12 (Kyo-

Exporters—3, Nishi Ginza, 7-chome,

Kyobashi-ku; Teleph. Ginza (57) G. DubelmahAd : Rjohjde

Cable '

I245-i8; Cable Ad: Hunter Japan Steel Products Co., Ltd.—2,

Marunouchi; Telephs. (23)' 316545,

Illies & Co., C.—Teikoku Seimei 1743 (Marunquchi); Cable Ad:

Kan, 1, 1-chome, Marunouchi, Koji- Truscon

machi-ku; Telephs. Marunouchi, R. F. Moss, president and manag-

(23) 236 to 239; Cable Ad: Illies. ing director

Founded 1659. Head Office:

burg. Branch Offices: Osaka Kobe,Ham- S. Takahashi, vice president and

director

Yokohama and Dairen J. R. Conrad, do.

O. Illies (Hamburg)

It. Koops do. Japan Times and Mail,

; Evening

R. Hillmann iNewspaper—5-6, Ufehi Saiwai-cho

Dr. W. Becker 1-chome, Kojimachi-kti; Teleph

K. Zehender Ginza (57); 0303, .0403 a.nd 5391;

W. Apel Gable Ad : Times

F. Ebenboeck

Dipl. Ing. E. Eckhardt Japan Tourist Bureau—Head Office :

O. Hohbach Tokyo iStatioh; Telephs. 0801, 0970'

C. J. Illies and 3068 (Marunouchi); Cable Ad:

H. Kerner Tourist

Frl. M. Kramer J. Takaku, managing director

Frau K. Ono

J. Sass JayManufacturers’

W. Myers, Incorporated,

Representatives, Im-

Miss O. Shalfeiff port-Export — Osaka Building, 2-

Miss S. Shalfeiff Uchisaiwai-cho: P.O. Box F 89

Miss M. Tanner

A. Thoering Central; Cable Ad: Myers-Tokyo

-,278 TOKYO

JkNKS, PeBCIVAI. &, Ism-, IVlAUBICE, | Kyo Bun Kwan (Christian Literature

('hai tered Accountants—^22, San- j Society)—1-2, Ginza, 4-chome, Kyo-

shin Building, Hibiya: Teleph. (57) bashi-ku ; Cable Ad : Kyobunkwan

1655 (Ginza); Cable Ad : Unravel; S. H. Wainright, general manager

.Code: Bentley’s. London Office: 6, Rev. K. Matsuno, sales manager

Old Jewry, E.C. 2; Kobe Office 100 A. J. Stirewalt, treasurer

Yedo-machi C. P. Garman, business

Maurice Jenks, f.c.a.

J. E. Percival, f.c.a. Lemon & Co.—486, Kishi Okubo;

J. G. Pidgeon, f.c.a. Tokyo-fuka; Teleph. Yotsuya (35)

H. S. Goodwyn Isitt, f.c.a. 5366; Cable Ad: Lemonco

A. E. Copip, A.C.A.

L. E. Oldridge, a.c.a. Lemke Walter, engineer, Krupp re-

W. Salter presentative for Japan—8, Maru-

Joint & Foreign Fire Insurance nouchL Cable Ad: Lemke

Association of Japan—14, Maruno- Lendrum (Japan), Ltd., Paper Agents

uchi, 2-chome and Merchants—2, Tori, 1-chome,

Mihonbashi-ku; P.O. Box 36 (Ni-

Kjellbergs Successors, Ltd.—Sanshin honbashi)

Building, 10, Ichome, Yurakucho', 4534 . , ; Teleph. Mihonbashi (24)

Kojimachi-ku j Telephs. Ginza, 0986, M. McCance, managing director

01821; P.O. Box 12 (Central) ;; Cable (Kobe)

Ad : Kjellbergs Y. Kojima

Bertil-Johansen, m.e., mang. dir. C Okubo

Knorr Jimusho, Importers of Ma- Leybold Skokwan, K.K., L., Machin-

chinery—2, Marunouchi, Kojimachi- ery Importers — Tokyo Tatemono

ku ; Cable Ad : Transmarin Buil-ding, Nihonbashi-ku; Telephs.

Kodak Japan Ltd.—3, Nishi, o chorne, Ad: Nihbnbashi (24) 1211 to 1214; Cable

Ginza, Kyobashi-ku; Teleph. Ginza Osaka Leybold. and Dairen;

Branch Offices:

(57) 1124 and 1125; Cable Ad: K. Meissner. chairman and

Kodak managing director

Koerting &’ Co., Import Merchants— H. Steinfeld, vice-do. do.

7, Kaka-dori, Marunouehi; Teleph. Y. Saito, managing director

(23) 2876 (Marunouchi); Cable Ad: S. Hiramatsu, do.

Koerting E. Schueler, signs per pro.

Gustav Rudolf S. Hashida, do.

B. Echterling R. Katori, do.

Kramer, H., Manufacturers’ Agent— Liebermann Waelchli & Co.—K aka

12/2, No. 6, Marunouchi, 2-chome:

8, Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku ; Cable Teleph. Marunouchi (23) 3959 and

Ad : Hermkramer (23) 4857; P.O. Box F. 107 Central;

Krauss, E., Optical Works—10, Maru- Cable Ad : Waelchli

nouchi, Sanchome; Teleph. 1897 Linotype & Machinery, Ltd.—Im-

(Marunouchi);. Cable Ad: Krauss perial Hotel; Cable Ad : Linotype

, E. Krauss (Paris) J. W. Norton, resident engineer

Y. Tanokura, manager

Krayer, Dr. O.—416, Yaesu Building, Liverpool & London & Globe Insur-

Marunouchi; Cable Ad : Lurgi ance Co., Ltd.—2, Mitsubishi Build-

ing, 3-chome, 6, Marunouchi; P.O.

2-1 rupp (Fried.) Aktiengesselschaft, Box 155 (Central); Cable Ad:

Steel and: Machinery

! Manufacturers Globe

—8. Marunouchi, Sanehome G. Bispham, manager for Japan

W. Lemke, Japan, representative F. M. O’Hara

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TOKYO •279

Lohmeyer & Co., A.—Taikaku Build- Mitsubishi Shoji KaiSha, Ltd. (Good-

iticg, 9, Motosukiya-cho, 2-chome, year Dept.)—1, Yaesu-cho, l-chome

Kyobashi-ku; Teleph. Ginza (57) Kojimachi-ku; P.O. Box 79 (Cent.)r

1390-2

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. (Mitsui

Lury & Co., iLtd.—Room No. 513/514, &Importers,

Co., ILtd,, in Europe & America),

Exporters, General Com-

Showa Building; Marunouchi, iKoji- mission Merchants,

machi-ku; Teleph. Marunouchi (23) Sh|ip Owfners, Ship Saw Mill and

Builders and

0834 and 3069; Cable Ad : Luryco Wharfingers — Head Office: 1, Hon-

Mansson Co., Importers of Swedish cho — Nichome, Nihonbashi-ku;.

Steel .and Iron — 3, Uchisaiwai-cho, General Cable Ad: Mitsui

President

1- chome, Kojimachi-ku; Cable Ad:and Representative

ector—Morinosuke Mitsui

Dir-

Simplex Representative Director — Genye-

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.— mon ’Mitsui

401-8, Yaesu Building, 8, Maruno- Managing Directors—Y. Yasuka-

uchi, Nichome Kojimachi-ku; P.O. wa, K. Nanjo, M. Kobayashi &

Box 26; Cable Ad: Manulife T. Kawamura

T. C. Maitland, manager for Morger & Co., Merchants—Yama-

J apan mura Building, 2-tori, 2-chome,

S. Lowrie, resident secretary Nihonbashi-ku; Cable Ad: Morger

K. G. McNab

Marunouchi Hotel—Marunouchi Muller, Phipps & Sellers, Ltd.,

Manufacturers’ Sales Representa-

Maruzen Company, Ltd., Import- tives—Marunouchi

Box

Building; P.O.

98 (Central) ; Cable Ad : Sellers

ers of Foreign Books, Book Publish- H. A. Hellers, manag. director

ers, iStationers, Dealers in Dry (Osaka)

Goods and Toilet Ai’ticles, Ink Ma- H. H. Herts, director (New York)

nufacturers—Nihonbashi-ku, Tori, J. Gadsby, do. (Tokyo)

2- chome W. A. Rawnsley, manager (Tokyo)

N. Yamasaki, president

Agency National City Bank of New York

Directory and Chronicle 'for (•see Banks)

China, Japan, etc.

McIvor, Kauffman, Smith A Yama- Building; CityTelephs.

National Co.—New iKaijo

Marunouchi

moto—12, Naka-dori, Marunouchi; 1295-1298

Cable Ad: McIvor J. Brownley, representative

McMillan Export Co., Ltd., H.R.— Nederlandsch Indisch Bank (see

Rokugo-kan, Marunouchi; Teleph. Banks)

(23) 4897; Cable Ad: Macsan

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Company, Ltd. Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Condensed

—New Osaka Building, Uchisaiwai Milk Co.—Osaka Building, 3, Uchi-

cho; Teleph. Ginza (57) 3666-7; Teleph. 54161-chome,

saiwai-cho, Kojimachi-ku;

(Ginza); Cable Ad:

Cable Ad: Metrofilms Nestanglo

Michael Shathin, representative

New York Life Insurance Co.—6,

Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Ex- Marunouchi Sanchome, Kojimachi-

port Co., Ltd.—702, Yaesu Build- ku—(.S'ee Sun Life Assurance Co.

ing, Marunouchi; Telephs. 1321 to of Canada)

1325 (Marunouchi); P.O. Box Cen-

tral 31; Cable Ad : Metrovick New Zealand Insurance Co., Ld.—14,.

G. Scott Marunouchi; P.O. Box 24 (Central)

Y. C. Dixon Sale & Co. Ld. Agents

280 TOKIO

% ft M, M Wt n K. Kimura

Nichio Boyeki Shokai, Importers T. Isaka

and Exporters—Shosei Building; 7, Auditors—

Futaba-cho, Shib'a-ku; Teleph. Gin- N. Yamamoto

za (57) 1357;' Cable Ad : Levedag • K. Miyasaki—

E. Ledevag Baron H. Higashikuze

E. Levedag, Jr. Baron S. Gp, couiisellor

Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd.—13, Hon- North-China Insurance Co., Ltd.—

goku-cho, Nihonbashi-ku; P.O. Box F.12, 86Marunouchi; P.O. Box Central

IE (Centiaiy.j^Cabl^ Ad: Nichizuico

K. Hirayama

■ A. O. Keller Norwegian Consulate (see Consu-

| lares) "

Nippon "Corn Products, Ltb., Manu- Norwegian Legation (see Embassies)

facturers of Corn Starch,

Syrup, Corn Sugar, etc.-—1, Uchi- Corn

saiwai-cho, Kojimachi-ku; , Teleph. Norwich Union Fire Insurance So-

Ginza 1715; Cable Ad: ’Cornstarch ciety, Ltd.—8k' Marunouchi, 2-

chome; Teleph. 3847 (Marunouchi);

Nippon Denki SHoken K.K., (Japan Norwich 106 Central; Cable Ad:

P.O. Box

Electric Bond and Shalfe Co., Ltd.) F. C. Howard, manager for Japan

—14, 2-chome, Mariiiibuchi, Kojima- J. K. Brown, assist, manager

chi-ku; Teleph. 'Marunouchi (23) J. W. Palmer

1161-1104; P.O. Box 18; 'Cable Ad:

Denshoken Nyholm, S. N., Naval Architect and

Nippon Hanovia Quartz Lamp Co., Building; Marine Engineer — 518, Mitsui

Ltd. — 3229, Ilonshuku, Omori, Cable Ad : Nyholm

Tokyo-fu Odeon Gramophone Co. of Japan, Ltd.

—Yaesu

Nippon RoChe K.K., Importers of 2-chome, Koj imachi-ku Building, 6, Marunouchi,

Cnemicals and Pharmaceutical Pre- Marunouchi. (23). 3257-9 and ; Teleph.

parations—8, Kobikicho; 2-chome 1906

Kyobashiku ; ■ Cable Ad : Panroche Of.stmann & Co., A.—32, Nagata-cho,

Directors : — Dr. A. Glattfelder, 2 dhome, Kojima6hi-ku; P.O. Box

Dr. A. Keller and P. Metzger F. 40

Nippon Suittsuru Yakuhin- G.K.—8,

banji, 3-go Kobiki-cho, 2-chome, chome,Elevator

Otis Co.—1, Honcho, 2-

Kyobashi-ku; Teleph. Kyobashi (56) Lyndentree Nihonbashi-ku; Cable Ad:

6059; P.O. Box Kyobashi 27; Cable

Ad : Eneswaico Oversea Trading Company, No. 1—

Kotohira-cho, Shiba: Teleph. (43)

Nippon Yusen Kaisha (N. Y. K. Line)

—Yusen Building, 20-1, Marunou- Shiba 1831 ; Central P.O. Box F30;

chi, Nichome, Kojimachi-ku; Te Cable Ad : Overtradco

lephs. (23) Marunouchi 2511-2521 Paramount Films, Ltd.—Osaka Build-

(10) and 2531-2534 (4); Cable Ad: ing, Uchisaiwai-cho; Telephs. Ginza

Yusen 2931, 2932; Cable Ad: Paramount

K. iKagami, president T. D. Cochrane

N. Ohtani, vice- do.

S. Komatsubara, manag. director Paraquay Consulate (see Consulates)

M. Watanabe, do.

Y. Shimidzu, do. Pearce & Co. (Branch), Import and

Directors— Export Merchants — Nishigashi

R. Ta ke da Building, 1-chome, 2, Tori, Nihon-

K. Ki'kuchi bashi-ku : Teleph. 3682 (Nihon-

S. Ohashi bashi); Cable Ad : Pearce

TOKYO 281

Pearson, Mackie & Co., Chartered A. L. Spence

Accountants — 9, Higashi-dori, 6- R. J. Steer

Nichome, Marunouchi, Kojimachi- G. P. Yaughan-Morgan

ku: Teieph. 4646 (Marunouchi); Miss Harris

Cable Ad: Finance (Yokohama & Miss Wright

Kobe), Accounts (Tokyo)

A. E. Pearson, c.a. Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.—6, Maru-

T. H. Fleming, c.a. nouchi, Kojimachi-ku; Cable Ad:

T. Takahashi Princely

M. Mori I N. Anazaki G. Bispham, manager

M. Omshi I H. Honda F. M. O’Hara

Peruvian Legation (see Embassies & Russo Japanese Trading Ca (Nxchiro

(Legations) Shoji-sha)—55, Imazato-cho, Shiro-

kane, Shiba-ku; Teieph. Takanawa

Plage Jimusho Dr., Law and Patent ^44) 4419; Cable Ad: Niroshoji

Bureau, Taiyo Building, Imagawa-

bas.hi, Kanda-ku Sabroe Co. of Japan Ltd., Refrigerat-

ing engineers—8, Marunouchi, Koji-

Poldi Steel Works, Importers—12, machi-ku ; P-O. Box 140 Central;

Minami, Hatachibori; Cable Ad: Cable Ad: CNihonsabroe

Poldisteel

Sakuma Pabco Industrial Co., Ltd.---

C. Polleri, Import and Export to 10, Nibanchi, Nishi-Ginza, 5-cliome,

and from Italy—Taihei Building, Kyobashi-ku, Teieph. Ginza (57)

iTchisaiwaicho,

ku 1 -choiiie, Kojimaohi 1883, 2883; Cable Ad: Espab

Sale & Co., Ltd., Impqrt and Expert

Portuguese Consulate (see Consu- Merchants, Shipping, Insurance &

lates) Financial Agents—14, Marunouchi,

Eatjen, Run.—34, Kitamachi, 6- 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku; Telephs.

1161-4 (Marunouchi); P.O. Box 18

chome; Teieph. 1799 (Aoyama); (Central); Cable Ad : Salehouse

Cable Ad: Batsam

Bud. Batjen

L. Janson ' u>l_idoBmi|;oB .orio SanitasCHem.-Phar.Vertrikbs Gesselleschaft

Erzecgnisse--19, Ka-

Otto E. Batjen. sumi-cho, Azabu-ku'; Cabla Ad:

F. Kiderlen Sanitasco ’

L. Buhmanii W. Buhre

,SpjHJliD, R.—1931, Sugamo, Kishi-

B. C. A. Communications, Inc.—Jiji ^ugamo-machi,: 'Tofcy.o-fu:; Cable Ad :

Building, Maruriouchi'; Cable Ad : Revival ; .

Badiocorp

Schmidt Shoten—2, Hon-cho, 3-chome,

Reif, Ltd., B., Cloth Importers—20, Nihonbaishi-ku ; Cable Ad1 : Schmidt

Marunouchi 2-cho, Kyobashi-ku P. Schmidt, prdprietbi -

WT. Theiss, sighs i>fer ■ pfo.

Reuter’s)/ Ltd.—9, Ginza Nishi, 8- Y. Suesskoeh, do.

chome, Kyobashi-ku; Teieph. 2121-5 R. Prestin

(Ginza) Miss K. Lange,

Captain M. D. Kennedy Agents for

Ernst Leitz, Y’etzlar

Rising Sun Petroleum Co.) Ltd.— • E. M!erck,- Darmstadt ,

Sanshin Building, 10 Itchome, Yura- Emil Busch A’.-G., Rathenpw

kucho, Kojimachi-ku; Telephs. Gin- Nitsche, & Guenther A.-G., Rathe-

za (57) 5591-5596 now '

A. E. Hedges, manager Agema A.-G., Berljn

B. M. Burm> E. Collatz, & Co., Berlin

D. Gi Daubeny James Jacjuet A.-G■, Basel

P. W. E. Read F. Hellige & Co., Freiburg i.B.

£82 TOKYO

Schmitz & Co., P.. Representatives of I Society of Chemical Industry in

German Machine Makers—Tokyo Basle, Manufacturers of “Ciba”

Pharmaceutical Chemicals &c.—Ya-

Tatemono Building, Gofuku-bashi, ma,guchi Building, Ginza, 3-chome,

Nihonbashi-ku; Cable Ad: Japan- Kyobashi-ku

demag and Humboldt

Schoeller-Bleckmann Phoenix . Seiko Socony-Vacuum Corporation — 519,

G. K., Steel Manufacturers—Taihei Yaesu Building, Marunouchi, Koji-

Building, 3-4, Uchi-Saiwaicho, 1- machi-ku ; Cable Ad: Socony

E. !L. Pennell

chome, Kojimachi-ku; Cable Ad: Nj H. Briggs

Stalphonix

W. 7.'Schreck, general manager South British Insurance Co., Ltd.—

M . Levedag 21, Mitsubishi Building, Marunou-

Sole Agent. of chi, Kojimachi-ku; Teleph. (23)

Schoeller Bleckmann - Steel Works, 0976; Cable Ad : Soubritish

Ltd. Vienna, Austria

St. Luke’s International Hospital

(for Japanese and Foreigners)—37,

Siamese Legation {set Embassies and Tsukiji;

Legations) Telephs. 214, 721, 2052 and

5053 (Kyobashi)

Siber, Heuner & Co.—8, Marunouch' Dr. R,. B. Teusler, director

2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Teleph J. Nalepa, business manager

Marunouchi (23) 3341-3,, and 2-350: Stedefeld, Dr. H.—67, Tansu-machi;

Cable Ad : 'Siber Teleph. Akasaka 1941

S1EMEN S - S CHUCKERT DeNKI KabUSHIKI Steuernagel, J.—14, Reinanzaka, Aka-

Kaisha—2, Marunouchi, 3-chome, saka-ku; Teleph. Akasaka (49) 1288;

Kojimachi-ku; Telephs. (23), 2054,

2764, and 2822 (Marunouchi) ; Cable Cable Ad: Chemia

Ad : Siemens Strachan & Co. Merchants,

(Agencies), Insurance

Ltd., W.

B. Mohr, director M., General

W. Bunten, manager Agents—Yusen Building, Eiraku-

N. Kodera, chief accountant cho, Kojimachi-ku; Teleph. 2823

A. Mueller (Marunouchi); P.O. Box 43 (Cen-

R. Momotani, engineer tral) ; Cable Ad: Strachan

E. P. Stroud, director

Simmons & Oo., Thos.—610, Tokyo H. G. Underwood, a.c.i.i

Kaijo Building, Marunouchi; Te- Styrian Steel Works—2, Eehizen-

leph. (23) 4667 (Marunouchi) bori, 1-chome, Kyobashi-ku; Teleph.

T. Sestuda, managing director Kyobashi (56) 1684; Cable Ad:

Singer Sewing Machine Co.—3, Yu- Styriastal

raku-cho, 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku Sun Insurance Office, Ltd.—413, Yae-

su Building, Marunouchi; Teleph.

Skodaworks, Ltd. (Far Eastern En- 23-1756 (Marunouchi) ; P.O. Box 102

gineering Offices of the Limited (Central); Cable Ad: Sunfire

W. R. Bull, manager for Japan

Company formerly the Skodaworks L. H. Cumberbatch

Pizen, Czechoslovakia)—1814, Kaijo M. C. Compton

Building, Marunouchi; Cable Ad: (K. Iwasawa, Tokyo branch mgr.

Skodaworks

Baron C. de Fuchs, m.e., manager Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada

Smith & Co., F.L.—8, Marunouchi 3- —^Administrative Office- for Japan:

chome, Kojimachi-ku; Teleph. 6,chi-ku; Marunouchi, Sanchome, Kojima-

Telephs. (23) 1880 and 1881

Marunouchi (23) 0966 (Marunouchi); Cable Ad: Sunbeam

TOKYO 283-

W. D. Cameron, supervisor for Suzor Ronvaux & Co., Merchants—4,

Japan Ginza, 4-chome, Kyobashi-ku; Cable

R. M. Dobson, resident secretary Ad : Suzandron

E. Geddes, accountant

E. Griffith

Tohoku Branch Office—11, Kimachi jSwAN, Devin & Co,, Investment Bank-

ers and Brokers — 406, Nomura

Suyenashi Sendai, Miyagi-ken Building, Nihonbashi-ku; Teleph.

K. Koto, manager

Kanto Branch Office — Yuraku ; Nihonbashi (24) 3456; Cable Ad:

Building, Marunouchi, Sanchome, Swanstock

Kojimachi-ku; Teleph. (23) 4786 Swedish iLegation (ste Embassies)

4843 (Marunouchi)

E. Lord, manager

If. Median, secretary

Yokohama Sub-Office—Wakao Build- Tetens, A. P., Engineers, Heating,

Ventilating, etc.—Room 1517, 5th

ing ; Teleph. Honkyoku (2) 4595

Yokohama Foreign Agency—21, Ya- Marunouchi; Kaijo

floor, Tokyo New Building.

mashita-cho, Naka-ku; Teleph. (2) (23) 4868; CableTeleph. Marunouchi

Ad: Tetens

0379 (Honkyoku); P.O. Box 24;

Cable Ad : Cyprian Texas Co.—Yaesmcho, . 1-chome; T

F. W. Hill, agent lephs. 1161-2-3-4 (Marunouchi); Cab

Tokyo Central Branch — Yaesu Ad: Salehouse

Building; Marunouchi : Nichome Sale & Co., Ld., agents

Koj imachiku ; Telephs. (23) 2800,

2861 (Maruinouchi)

T. Fujita, manager Thos. Firth and John Brown, Ltd.

Nagoya Branch Office—Sumitomo 14, (Sheffield England) Bteel Works—•

Building, Shinyanagi-cho, Roku- chi-ku; Nichome, Marunouchi Kojima-

chome, Naka-ku; Teleph. 2526 Cable Ad: Firth Steel

( Hankyoku) S. Shishiya, representative

K. Kitazawa, manager

Kanazawa Branch Office — Kashu Tokyo Piano Shokai (fprmerly

Bank Building, Korinbo; Teleph. Foreign ■ Piano Importing Co.)—

1794 % Ginza Nishi, 6’-chome, Kyobashi-

M. Aramaki, acting resident ku ; Teleph. Ginza (37.) 2943; Cable

secretary Ad: Tokyopiano

Kansai Branch Office—Asahi Bldg.,

Nakanoshima Sarichome, Kita-ku, Tomeye Trading Co., Importers and

Osaka; Telephs. 1380 and 1480 Exporters—Yusen* (N.K.Y.) Build-

(Honkyoku); Cable Ad: Sun- ing; Teleph. 23-3867 (Marunouchi);

beam 3 Cable Ad: Leon

W. Araki, manager Leon D. S. Tomeye

E. B. Cahusac, secretary H. J. Cook (San Francisco)

Kyoto iSub-office—Oike-sagaru, Ka- Agents for

wara-machi, Kaka-ku Taiyeiyo Mar. & Fir© Ins. Co. Ld.

Kobe Branch Offic^-O.S.K. Build- Kaiio Marine and Fire Ins. Co.

ing, Kaigan-dori; Teleph. 272 Ld.

(Sannomiya)

lory ; Cable Ad: Sung-

Toyo

Hiroshima Branch Office—44, Higa- (Successors Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha

shiuoya-machi, Hiroshima; Teleph. Ltd., and Zema to Babcock k Wilcox,

4810 Works, Ltd.) Manu-

K. Kusaka, manager facturers of Stirling Water Tube

Kyushu Branch Office—Jugo Build- veyors and all Boiler Stokers,

Boilers, Chain Grate Con-

House Appli-

ing, Katadoi-machi, Fukuoka; ances—Office: 5, Nakadori, Maru-

Teleph. 1212; Cable Ad: Sunbeam nouchi : Teleph. (23) 1885 (Mgaunou-

Hakata i chi); Cable Ad: Babcock. Head

M. Fujiye, manager Office : Yokohama

B. W. Cahus&c, secretary S. Kuroda, branch manager

284 TOKYO

Tozai Mutoes, ;Ltd. (Late British Vacuum Oil Co., Inc.—Tokio Kaijo

Motor Cycles, Ltd,). Importers of Building, 6, Marunouchi, 1-chome,

British Machines—64. Tamurn-feho, Kojimachi-ku; Telephs. (23) 1783

Shiba-ku; Teleph. 1917 (Shiba); and 3643 (Marunouchi); Cable Ad:

Cable Ad : Eikokubi; Code : Bent- Vacuum

ley’h Complete and Bentley’s 2nd (i. C. Dear, manager

Phrase H. G. Bennett, assist, mgr.

Hans Code

Hunter, chairman

H. S. Weigall, director Victor Talking Machine Co. (Japan),

John Gadsby, do.

G. Ono, director Ltd.1—14, Marunouchi

B. Oyama, auditor Vitrea Glass Works, Prague—Taki-

Agencies yama Building, Kyobashi-ku; Cable

J. A. Prestwich & Co., London Ad: Mercator

(J. A. P. Engine)

Barman & Sons, Ld., Birmingham Vogt, Dr". K., Lawyer and Patent At-

(Gear Box)

Matchless Motor Cycle, .Ld., Red- torney, Legal Adviser to German

Embassy—Yaesu Building, Kojima-

ditch chi-ku; Teleph. 3062 (Marunouchi);

C. C. Wakefield & Co., Ld., Lon- Cable Ad: Anwalt

don (Castrol Oil)

R. A. Lister & Co. (Lister D.iesel Vories & Co., W. M., Architects—

engines)

H. Miller & 'Co. (Miller Coil Fujiya Building, Toranomon, Shiba-ku

Ignition; Walker Goshi Kaisha—Fujiya Build-

ing, 1, Kotohira-cho, Shiba-ku; Teleph.

'. 'p.ade Representation of U.S.S.R., Shiba 2304; Cable Ad: Walkerco

Export and Import Trade between

U.S.S.R. and Japan—4, Kogai-cho, Waltham Watch Co.—Shigo-Kan,Naka-

Azabu-ku dori, Marunouchi ; P.O. Box 83 Central;

Cable Ad: Waltham

“Trans-Pacific, The”—1, Uchi-Yama- Warner Bros. First National Pic-

shita-cho Itchome, Kojimachi-ku; tures (Japan) Inc.—Tokyo Tate-

Telephs. (Ginza) 1571 2330 and 4740; mono Building, 3 or 7 Gofukubashi

and 4843 (Marunoucihi)

B. W. Fleisher, editor and pu- 3-chome, Teleph. Nihonbashi 3908;

Cable Ad: Fimatex

blisher

Trans-Pacific Advertising & Service Weinberger & Co., C.—3, Naka-dori,

Bureau—1, Uchiyamate-cho, It- Marunouchi; Teleph. Marunouchi

chome, Kojimachi-ku; Telepti. 1571, (23) 4727; Cable Ad: Weinberger

2330, 4740 (Ginza); Cable Ad: Ad- Werner & Co., A.—Marunouchi Build-

vertiser

B. W. Fleisher, proprietor ing, Kojimachi-ku; 'Cable Ad: Bril-

J. R. Young, manager liant

Union Insurance Society of Canton, OsakA Electric

Western

Building,

Co. (Orient) Ld.—

Uchisaiwai - cho;

Ltd.—12, Marunouchi, San-choroe, Teleph. Ginza 2702; Cable Ad: Jerpi

Kojimachi-ku; Teleph. Marunou-

chi (23) 3562; P.O. Box Central F. Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—665,

86 ; Cable Ad : Union Marunouchi Building, Marunouchi;

H. Geary Gardner, acting branch Cable

manager FredAd:S. Westinghouse

Thomas, engineer for

Orient

Union Trading Co.—9, Kamiya-cho, Agencies Westinghouse Traction Brake Co.

Shiba-ku ; Cable Ad : Unitraco

S. Takeishi, proprietor Safety Car Services Co.

TOKYO 285

Westinghouse Electric Internation- C. R. Agar, manager

al Co.—784 Marufiouchi Building, K. J. , Brown

Marunouchi; P.O. Box 121'; Cable Zeiss, Carl (Kabushiki Kaisha)—Yu-

Ad : Wemcoexpo

W. L. Newmeyer, special repres. sen Building (7th floor), Marunou-

chi; Telephs. 3065 and 3066 (Maru-

Wrigley Co., Ltd.—8, Minami Kin- nouchi) ; Cable Ad: Zeissag

Paul Henrichs, director (Jena)

roku-cho, Kyobashi-ku; Cable Ad:

Spearmint Alfred Sirnader, db. (Dresden)

P. D. Brown, managing director Herman Kuh, do. (Tokyo)

C. Billmeyer, m.e., signs per

Tokoeama Specie Bank (see Banks), pro. ,

Helmut Schulze

Yorkshire Insurance Ob., Ltd.—Ka- Erich Clausnitzer

takura Building, 2, KyobasJii , 3- Ludwig Eckert

ehoirte. Kjmbashi-ku; Cable Ad: Willy Haenssgen

Yorkshire Miss Use Heinrich

YOKOHAMA

Yokohama is the port of Tokyo and was opened to foreign trade in July,

1859. It is situated on the Bay of Yokohama, a small bay on the western side

of the Gulf of Yedo, in lat. 35 deg. 26 min. 11 sec. N., and long. 139 deg.

39 min. 20 sec., in the island of Honshiu, and is distant about 18 miles from

the capital, with which it is connected by both steam and electric railways.

The surrounding scenery is hilly and pleasing, and on clear days the snow-

crowned summit and graceful outlines of Fuji-san, a volcanic mountain 12,370

feet high—celebrated in Japanese literature and depicted on innumerable

native works of art—is most distinctly visible, though some 75 miles distant.

The town is divided into two parts, the western part being occupied by what

was known, before the abolition of extra-territoriality, as the foreign settle-

tlement. Beyond the plain on which the town is built rises a sort of semi-

circle of low hills called “The Bluff,” on which are situated the

residences of many members of the foreign community. Along the

waterfront runs a good road called the Bund, on which stand the

United Clbu and the New Grand Hotel. Reconstruction of the former Set-

tlement is now nearing

modern architecture, notablycompletion and offices,

the Prefectural includesrebuilt

manyat a,finecostexamples of

of 3 million

yen, the Silk Conditioning House, the British and American Consulates,

and Foreign Banks and the offices of the Rising Sun Petroleum Co. and Standard Oil. Japanese

A finemiles

cricket

fromand

the recreation ground,

A gooda racecoursecluband

alsogolf linksproviding

are situated about

■two

deep-sea bathing. Settlement.

The railway station boating

is well-designed exists,

and commodious. facilities

The townfor

is in the enjoyment of an excellent water supply, large waterworks having been com-

pleted in 1887. The municipal electric tramways traversing important sec-

tions of the city now extend for 27 miles. The harbour work started in 1900 and

practically finished

Reconstruction was, inhowever,

1917, sustained

complete ingreat demage

March 1931. inThethegasearthquake

works wereofstarted

1923.

as a private enterprise but taken over by the municiplaity in 1892, the pipes laid mea-

sure now about 200 miles. There are 4 berths at the pier accommodating the largest

•steamers, and 12 vessels

accommodatiog mooringofwharves

any size.for large ocean-goingDock

The Yokohama vessels, most of has

Company thesethree

wharves

dry

docks of 628 ft., 489 ft., and 380 ft., docking length, 98 ft., 77 ft., and 76 ft.

width of entrance, and 33 ft., 26 ft. and 21 ft. of water on the blocks res-

pectively, and a mooring basin of 600 ft. by 100 ft. by 25 ft.

286 YOKOHAMA

In the very severe earthquake, which was followed by a huge conflagra-

tion, on September 1st, 1923, close on 30,000 people are known to have

perished. Another 3,5i59 were missing and believed to be dead, and 66,371

were officially reported as injured, the total casualties reipresentating nearly

one-quarter of the population. The number of buildings destroyed was 70,000

out of a total of 93,000. The shipping in harbour was placed in serious

jeopardy by the blazing oil from the oil-tanks on shorp running into and

spreading over the water.

The ofJapanese

number foreign popula,tion of Yokohama

residents was was about

(Dec. 31, 1931) 1,8^5, in640,800 in October

addition there is 1931. The

a Chinese

Colony of 3,125.

The foreign trade suffered inevitable dislocation after the earthquake,

but the export trade has already largely recovered and is showing a steady

increase. Imports received a great stimulation owing to the need for recon-

struction material, but the normal import business shows a slower, recovery^

than the export trade.

The heavy cost of rebuilding hampered the return of business houses, but

many of these resumed business in premises temporarily erected pending per-

manent rebuilding. Permanent re-building is now complete, and the streets

are widened and improved. In the principal business sections all new per-

manent buildings must be fireproof.

DIRECTORY of FOREIGN FIRMS

Adet, Moss & Co., Wholesale Wine American Association of Yokohama

and Spirit Merchants—43, Yamashi- (see: Clubs)

ta-cho; Teleph. 2-4077; P.O. Box 51;

Cable Ad: Mossycamp American Consulate (see Consulates)

C. H. Moss

B. Monnofc American Express Co., Inc.-^167, 7r

K. .Suzuki Nihon Odori, Nakaku; Teleph. (2}>

K. Shiota 0025; P.O. Box 407; Cable Ad:

K. Takayama Amexco

hi. Nagaki A. E. H. Burn, travel tepresenta-

■ tive

Adis & Co., George—P.O. Box 103; N. T. Oishi

Cable Ad : Utica Y. Naito

Ahamed & Co., Importers of Precious MisR A. Sato •

Stones, Exporters of Pearls—58, Amur Wan Mail Line Ltd.—50, Yama-

Sumiyoshi-cho, 5-chome; P.O. Box shita-chp; Telephs. 2-2262 and 2-

11; Chble ' Ad: Ahamed 4656; Cable Ad : MaiKne; Codes ^

Bentley’s Universal

Ahrens & Co., OSTachf, H. (Gomel F. C. Thompson, general agent

Kaisba)—43, Y’amashita-cho ; Kaka- T. E. Rowe

ku; Teleph. (2) 0142 and (2); 0150 S. J. Albright

(Honikyoku) ; P.O. Box; : 71; 'Cable L. Nietman

Ad : Xordlloyd

H. Bosch, acting partner (Tokyo) American Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd.

H. Umbhau —255, Yamashita-cho; Telephs. 2-

Agencies, 1731, 2-1732 and 2-1184; P.O. Box

•Stickstoff - Syndikat, ■ G.m.b.H., 28; Cable Ad: Amtraco. Head

Berlin. Fertilizers Office for Japan: Tokyo

Norddeutseher Lloyd, Bremen. J. V. Agajan, manager

Passenger and Freight Line J Takaki

YOKOHAMA 287

Amsterdam Underwriters Associa- National City Bank of New York,

tion—72, Yamashita-cho; Teleph. The—74, Yamashita-cho, Nakaku;

2-0318; Cable Ad: Hood Telephs. 2-1836, 2-1837, 2 1838 and

R. J. Carroll, agent 2-3178; P.O. Box 299: Cable Ad:

Geo. Hood, signs per pro. ■ Citibank.

N. Burns, manager (Tel. 2-2184)

Apcar & Co., A. M., Merchants—164, G. N. Coe, account. & pro-mgr.

Yamashita-cho, P.O. Box 39 . Cable T.T.P.E.Davis, sub-accountant

Bamford, sub.account.

Ad: Apcar

A gencies

Ariel Works, Ld., Birmingham. Nederlandsch Indisch Handelsbank- -

17, Nihon-Odori; P.O. Box 409;

Ariel Motorcycles

Excelsior Motor Manufacturing bankTeleph. 2-2526; Cable Ad: Handel-

and' Supply Go. Chicago, Su-

per X and Henderson Motor-

cycles

Day, Son & Hewitt, Ld , L’don Sumitomo Bank, Ltd.—29, H n-cho,

P.O. Box 1; Cable Ad : Sumitbank

Asahi Trading Co., Exporter® of Tex- Yokohama Koshin Ginko, Ltd. —53,

tiles, Shirts and Hosiery, Importers Bente.n-dori, 4-chome, Naka-ku

of Textiles—51, Nihon Odori; P.O.

Box 98; Cable Ad: Asahico Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—83, Mi-

Associated Trading Co., The—21, 3131 naminakadori, Nakaku; Telephs.

Sumiyoshi-cho; P.O. Box 128, Cab. (Honkyoku)

Ad : Asoco Kenji Kodama, president

K. Takeuchi, vice-do.

Y. Noguchi, manager

Audoyer, G., Merchant—109, Yama-

shita-cho ; P,Q, Box 109; Cable Ad: Barnwell, S. M., m.p.s., Chemist and

Audoyergep Druggist—87, Yamashita-cho ; Te-

leph. 2-2029; Cable Ad : Barnwell

BANKS

Berrick & Co., Ltd., Importers and

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.-^38, Nihon O.Exporters—199, Yamashita-cho; P.

Box 199; Cable Ad: Berrick

Ohdori, Naka-ku; Cable Ad: Tai- B, R. Berrick, director

wangink M. Mendelson, do.

Chartered Bank of India, Australia B. Deveson

and China—18, Nihon Ohdori, Na- O. Yuyama

kaku; Cable Ad: Younker; P.O. Bharat Trading Co.—153, Yamashita-

Box 284 cho ; Teleph. 22579; Cable Ad:

A. C. Times, manager Tirthdas

J. C. Marks, accountant Naramdas Thirthdas1, general mgr.

Sub-accountants—

0. P. M. Jenkin Bitker, J., Merchant—77, Yamashita-

E. W. Hare | A. J. Leask cho ; P.O. Box 8

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking

Corporation—2, Yamashita-cho; P. Bluff Hotel—2, Bluff; Cable Ad:

O. Box 402; Teleph, (Honkyoku) 2- Bluff Hotel

0044; Cable Ad : Olympia C. Petersen, manager

R. Bruce

P. G. Hoar Blundell & Co., Ltd., G., Import

A. H. R. Butcher Merchants—7, Yamashita-cho ; Cable

Ad: Blundell; Codes: A.B.C. 6th

Mitsui Bank, Ltd.—40, Hon-cho, P. edn., Bentley’s and private

O. Box 223; Teleph. 2-4131; Cable W. Blundell, director

Ad: Mithama J. E. Kenderdine, director

YOKOHAMA

Brady & Ruegg—90b, Yamashita-cho; Oaudrelier,

Groceries—62, L., Wholesale and Retail

Yamashitai-cho; P.O.

P.O. Box 30; Cable Ad: Ruegg Box 124; Cable Ad: Caudrelier

R. Ruegg

British Association of Japan (see Central Garage —88, Yamashita cho;

Teleph. Hon. 2-2476

Clubs)

British Consulate (see Consulates) Central Hotel—66, Yamashita-cho;

Cable Ad: Centre

British Motor Cycle Importers As- Chartered

sociation—164, Yamashita-eho

M. Apcar, secretary China (seeBank of India, Austr. and

.Banks)

Bunting & Co., I., Merchants—100, China and Japan Trading Co., Ltd.

Yamashita-cho; Cable Ad : Bunting —89)3, Yamashita-ehp; P.O. Box

250 ; Cable Ad: Cejaytepe

Butterfield & Swire, Merchants—7, jChasj, representative

Yamashita-cho; Telephs. 2-2883, 2-

4098 and1 2-173; P.O. Box 183; Cable Chinjap Co., Inc., Merchants—87-,

Yamashita-cho

Ad: Swire

H. W. Kent, signs fier pro: CHURCHES AND MISSIONS

A. M. MacAulay Christ Church—234, Bluff

H. W. Roger

G, F. Newell Rev, E. G. Bucknill, m.a. Cha-

plain. . -- -;

Cameron & Co., Ltd., A.—70-p, Yama- Mission Catholique—44 Bluff; Te-

shita-cho; P.O. Box 206; Cable Ad: leph. 2-5670

Cameron L’Abbe C. Lemoine

Canadian National Railways—7, Ya- Club Hotel, Ltd.—66, Yfimashita-cho;

mashita-cho; Teleph. 2-4323; Cable Cable Ad: Club Hotel

Ad : Lemorb

Donald E. Ross, general agent Clifford Wilkinson Tansan Mineral

W. J. Dyment Water Co., Ltd.—70, Okina-cho

T. Nishimura

Y. Kasai q CLUBS AND SOCIETIES

Canadian

Ltd., Agents Pacific Steamships,

for Canadian Pacific American Association of Yokohama—■

Express Co. — 21, Yamashita-cho; 3, President-f+Ei

Bund

W. Frazar

Telephs. 2-209 and 2-1656; P.O. Box Yice-Pres.—V. A. Gulick ‘

201 Sec.—E. J. iDorz

Freight and Operating.; Dept.- Treas.—GegNaBGtoeBiueiT . )

M.Cable Ad: Citamprag

Fitzgerald, gen. agent for British Association of Japan—7,

J apan Yamashita-cho • •

J. H. Nancdllis, agent

S. A. Pardon, assist.

M. J. Nozaki, Shitnidzu agent Foreign Trade Association of Yoko-

Passenger Dept.—Cable Ad: Ga- hama—il, Kaigan-dori

canpac Nippon Race Club Golfing Associa-

E. Hospes, general agent tion—75d, : Yamashita-cho; Tideph.

R. Hubert, passenger agent 2-4929 (Honkyoku)

L. R. Wilde

Carroll, R. J.——72, .Yamashita-eho \ Royal Society of St. George (Yoko-

hama and Tokyo Branch)

Geo. Hood, signs per pro. Prtesident—P. E. ; Nieotle

Agent for Yice-^Pre^;—J. H. Nancollis

Amsterdam Underwriters' Associa- Hon Secretary—RMiatd Hubert

tion

YOKOHAMA 289

Yokohama Chamber of Commerce and Chile (Consulate General)—82, Ya-

Industry—11, Nihon Odori, Naka- mashita-cho ; Cable Ad: Conchile

ku; Cable Ad: Kaigisho; Code: Counsellor of Legation and Act-

Bentley’s ing Consul General—Santiago

President—Takashi Isaka. de Ossa

Vice-do. —Giichi Shibusawa

Vice-dc> —Kunihiko Kawakami China—135, Yamashita-cho; Cable

General; Secretary—K. Yamasaki Ad: Sinoconsul

Consul General—Chieng Po Lin

Yokohama Seamen’s ' Club (Missions Vice-Consul—C. Y. Sin

to Seamen)—194, Yamashita^eho; Chancellor—C. C. Whong

P.O. Box 89

Secretary-in-charge—G. E. Payne Czechoslovakia—92, Yamashita-oho;

Associate Secretary—T. Matsuo Cable Ad: Dnumgis

Consul^—S. Isaacs

Yokohama and Tokyo Foreign Board Secretary—O. Shimoi

of Trade—252, Yamashita-cho; P.O. Denmark—See Danish, Legation, Ja-

Box 216 pan section

Yokohama United Club—4, Yamashi- France—185, Bluff; Cable Ad :

ta-cho; P.O. Box 84; Cable Ad: Fransulat

Yuclub Consul—Y. Meric de Bellefon

Chairman-^-E. LoftiVs Vice-Consul—P. DepeyTe

Secretary—S. R. Kerr Secy.-Interpreter—H. Takayama

Committee—B. R. Berrick, G. An-

dover. A. lL. Manley, M. *Men-

delson, W. E. Gooch and H. Yv. Germany—256, Yamashita-cho; Te-

Malcolm leph. 2-1454; Cable Ad: Consu-

germa

Consul—R. Buttmann

Colton, G. W., Merchant—7, Nihon- Acting Chancellor—J. Christians

Odori; Cable Ad: Vision Secretary—K. Frauenrath

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Great Britain—Nippon Odori;

Teleph. 2-0423; Cable Ad: Britain

Ltd., Fire and Marine—72, Yama- Consul-Genl.—E. Holmes, c.m.g.

shita-cho;

5 Cuaco P.O. Box 52; Cable Ad: (Besidence: Teieph. 2-4408)

James A. Dixon, manager for Vice-Consul—D. F. MadDermot

J apan (Residence; Teleph. 2-0423)

J. W. Taverner Medical Attendant—Dr. M. R.

Coolican

COMPAGNIE LyONNAISE n’EXTREME Shipping Clerk—W. J. Ham

(Teleph. 2-0423)

i cho Orient, Merchants—164, - Yamashita-

Greece—23, Yamashita-chp; Telephs.

(21 0246 and (2) '3890

j CONSULATES In Charge of Consulate—Kane-

Argentine—51, Yamashita-cho

:

hiro Nakamoto

Consul—I. Atsumi Italy—32, Yamate-cho; Teleph. 2-

Belgium—36, Nihon Odori; P.O. 3041; Cable Ad: Italconsul

Box 144; Cable Ad: Suzandron Consul—A. de Prospero

Consul—A. L. Ronvaux Mexico—7, Yamashita-cho; Cable

Ad: Cohsulmex

Brazil—86, Yamashita-cho; > Cable

Ad1: Consbra® Netherlands—25, Yamashita-cho

Consul-General^L.i E. Castro Consul—M. S. Wiersum

10

YOKOHAMA

Norway—Union Buildings, 75, Ya- Dai-Ichi Raw Silk Corporation of

mashita-cho ; Teleph. 3-2264; P.O. America—227, Yamashita-cho; Cable

Box 20 Ad: Bangel

Consul—R. C. Graff V. F Rangel

(L. M. Faust I L. F. da Costa

Peru—87, Yamashita-cho; Teleph. Darbier, J., Merchant—12, Yoshiha-

2-4411 ma-cho; Cable Ad : Aida

Consul—Eduardo Herrera

Spain—2826, Ushigome, Hommoku Hell ’Oro & Co., Merchants—91, Ya-

mashita-cho; Cable Ad; Delloro

Sweden—34/5, Yamashita-cho; P.O. Dentici & Co., M.—109, Yamashita-

chp; Teleph. 2-0011; P.O. Box 109;

Box 231; Cable Ad : Strome Cable Ad: Dentici

Hon. Consul—O. Strome M. Dentici T E. Dentici

Assist, do. —R. Kaneko

United States of America—34, Nip- Dewette & Co., Merchants—112, Ya-

pon-Odori : Teleph. (2) 2600; Cable mate-cho; Cable Ad : Dewette

Ad; American Consul Deydier, Barmont & Co., Raw Silk

, Consul—Charles L. de Vault —9, Bund, Yamashita-cho; Cable

Staff-Consul—W. Young Ad : Madiersilk

Consul—W. E. Nason Madier Ribet & Go., agents .

Vice-Consul—E. J. Dorsz

Dhalamal, J., Exporter—75, Yamashi-

ta-cho

Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos.—c/o. Hotel Dhanamall,Chellaram, Exporter of

New Grand; P.O. Box 412; Cable Silk Goods and Curios—32-c, Ya-

Ad : Coupon mashita-cho; P.O. Box 235; Cable

N. Kimura, representative Ad : Dhanamal

Cooper & Co., Ltd.—21, Yamashita- B. V. Sabunani, manager

cho: Telephs. 2-3410 and 3-2186; Dialdas & Sons, M.—108d, Y’amashi-

Cable Ad: Repooc ta-cho; P.O. Box 150; Cable Ad:

Dialdas

Cornes & Co., Merchants—81, Yama- Directory and Chronicle of the Far

shita-cho ; P.O. Box 288; Telephs. East (China, Japan, Malaya,

1831-4: Cable Ad : Cornea Philippine Islands, (Dutch East

A. J. Cornes (London) Indies, Indo-China, etc.

J. Cornes (London) Agents for Yokohama—Maruzeml

P. L. Spence (Kobe) & Co.—6, Nihonbashi-ku, Tori

T. W. Meyer (Kobe) 2-chome, Tokyo

E. M. Carlson, manager

F. J. H. Stone Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Steamship,

H. F. Vincent

J. F. Munro, Surveyor to Coaling and Insurance Agents—

Shipping Dept.: 22, Yamashita-cho;

Lloyd’s Agents P.O. Box 271

Curnow & Co., Ltd., J., Indent Mer- J. P. Barnett

chants, Importers and Ship Chand- Dollar Steamship Line—50, Yamashi-

lers—66, Main Street; Teleph. 2 of ta-cho ; Telepbs. 2-2262 and 2-4656;

No. 0082; P.O. Box 82; Cable Ad: Cable Ad; Dollar; Codes: Bentley’s

Curnow; Code: Bentley’s Universal, etc.

Geo. Russell, managing director F. C. Thompson, general agent

T. E. Rowe

Czechoslovakian Consulate (see Con- S. J. Albright

sulates) L. Nietman

YOKOHAMA 291

Eastern Trading Co., Food and Pack- General Silk 1 Importing Oo., Inc.,

ing House Products—1, Tokiwacho, Raw and Waste Silk Exporters—

Itchome ; Caible Ad : Mayes; Codes : 90c, Yamashita-cho;: Cable Ad: Gen-

Acme, Bentley’s Universal Trade ralsilk

C. T. Mayes, managing director

T. Takizawa director German Consulate (see Consulates)

T. Kobayashi

T. Itoh, hides salesman Getz Bros. & Co., Merchants—93, Y'a-

C. M. Mayes, sales mgr. mashita-cho; Teleph. 2-3891; P.O.

Eichelberg, Erwin—P.O. . Box 295; Box 164 ; Cablb’ Ad : Getz

Cable Ad: Schramm S. Perez, manager

Eymard & Co., C., Merchants—IPS, Gibbs & Co., Ltd., Retail Grocers

and Wine Merchants—66, Yamrshi-

Yamashita-cho ta-cho; P.O. Box 65; Cable Ad:

Factman, R. — 34, Nakamura-yama; Gibbs

Teleph. 2-1725 Gillon & Company, General Merch-

Feltman Bros., Inc., Merchants—25, chanibs—202, Yamashita-cho; P.O.

Otamachi, 2-chome; Cable Ad: Bro- BoxW.r 411; E.

Cable Ad: Gillon

Gooch, proprietor

feltman W . R, Gooch

Chas. Feltman, representative K. Matsuo

H. Utsugi

Ford Co., R. M.—87, Main . Street K. Muraki

T. Matsuoka, manager Guardian Assurance Co., Ltd. —

Ford Motor Co. of Japan, Ltd.—3414, Hochi-Bankan Building, Hon-cho;

Moriya-cho; Telephs. 2-4494, 2-3169, P.O. Box 26

H. Kotayashi, Agent

2-4904, 2-2090; P.O. Box 403; Cable

Ad: Fordmotor

B. Kopf.. manager C(unamal Parsram, Exporter—100, Ya-

S. T. tSjoberg, assist, manager ■mashita-chd; P.O. Box 101, Cable

J. C. Ankeny Ad: Gunamal

R. Boiler

F. W. Ayers '/ - HalLv'

G. C. Grandy

F. G. Thomas sion Jno.

Merchant W-, Auctioneer,

and Estate Commis-

Agent—

E. Hjersing 87, Yamashita-cho; Cable Ad: Hall

D. L. Abbey

Foreign Piano Importing Co. —86, Hamburg Unuhrwriters’ Associaiion,

Yama.shita-cho

J. Otsuka, partner r/& general —34, Nakamura-machi, Yamate-cho;

Cable Ad: Faetman

manager

Frazar & Co., Manufacturers’ Agents, ; ITassaram & Co,, K., General Export-

Engineering Specialities, General ers and Commission; Agents—108,

Yamashita cho: Tolepb. (12) 3278:

Merchandise—7, Nihon-Odbri. Naka- P.O, Box 76: Cable Ad: Hassaram

ku "■ ^ !l). T. Mahtani, manager

Frazar Trust Oo., Ltd.^-7,,: Nihon 1). T. TRlmchandani

P. F. Mot wan i ijj

Odori

Gehimau, Brothers, 13. 1). Exporters— Healing & Cb.' Ltd., L. J.—185,

Yamashita --(pho; Teleph. 2-0590

76, Yamashita-chb; P.O. Box 25 (Honkyoku)

General Import & Export Co., Im- Heaps. & „So.j$, C., Merchants—202,

port, Export and Comipission

Agents—3661, Negishi-machi Yamashita-cho

10*

YOKOHAMA

Helm Brothers, Ltd., Stevedores, Italian Consulate {see Consulates)

Landing and Shipping Agents—4S,

Yamashita-cho; Teleph. 2-0524; P.O. James, Commander C. H. N., Royal

Box 116; Cable Ad: Helm; Codes: Navy (retired), Manufacturers’ Re-

Bientley’s and Scott’s 10th edn. presentativ&T—11b, Yamate-chb; P.O.

E. W. Erazar, chaimuan of dirs. Box 10; Cable Ad: James

H. A. Chapman, director Far Eastern Representative

C. J. Helm, managing director Royal Enfield Motor Cycles

J. F. Helm, director

J. T. Helm, do. (Kobe) Japan Advertiser, The—51-b, Yama-

L. Goidfmger shita-cho ; Telerph. Honkyoku 1649;

W. Helm Cable Ad : Advertiser

A. R. Hanson . C. L. Holt;'branch manager

R. Wolf

R. Pohl

J. Ahrens Japan Import and Export Commission

Co.—252, Yamashita-cho; Teleph. 2-

Hirao Shokai (Agents for Oscar Ko- 1420; Cable Ad: Commission

bo rn & Co., Chemnitz and Vienna; B. Guggenheim (Nlew York)

Sylbe, Honmoku-machi;

and Pondorf, Schmoelln) E. Jordan, manager

—252, P.O. Box

173; Cable Ad: Centrifuge Japan Review (Monthly Magazine-'—

Hoffman & Co., F., Shipping Agents 66, Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 97;

Cable Ad: O’lDell

—43, Yamashita-cho D. H. Q’lDell, ,

A F. O’Dell, * proprietor

Home Insurance Co.—73, Yamashita-

cho; P.O. Box 18; Cable Ad: Gene- Japan Steel Products Co., Ltd.

rasso (Nihon Kozai K.'K ), Manufactur-

F. Schoene, agent ers of Steel Products Branch

Buildings—Yokohama for Fireproof

; Jugo

Hongkong & Shanghai Bank (see Ginko chome;’Cable Ad: Truscon. Main2-

Building, Otamachi,

Banks) Offioe & Factory; Kawasaki City

Hood, Geo., Commission Merchant, Kanagawa Ken

R. F. Moss, president

Importer and Exporter—72, Yama- J. Conrad, vice-pres. & sales mgr.

shita-cho ; Teleph. 2-0318; Cable Ad : R. F. Herr, factory manager

Hood

Geo. Hood Japan Times, The—73, Yamashita-eho:

Agency

Phoenix Assur. Cb., Ltd. (Fire & Teleph.

Times

Honkyoku 2-5240; Cable Ad :

Mar.) G. A. Watt

Hotel New Grand—10, Yamashita- Japan Tourist Bureau—1, Kaigan-

cho; Cable Ad: Newgrand dori, 1-chome. Head Office: Tok-

A. Dunand, manager yo Station; Teleph. Hon. 2-3490;

Illies & Co., C. Shipping Dept.—54, Cable Ad: Tourist

Yamashita-cho;

Ad : Hapag P.O. Box 78; Cable Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—23,

W. E. W. Koch, in-charge Yamashita-cho; Telephs. 2-0246, 2-

0492, 2-0785 and 2-1794; P.O. Box

286; Cable Ad: Jardine

Isaacs & Co., S., General Merchants— R. G. Bell, Representative for

92, Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 406; Japan

Cable Ad : Danumgis W. H. L. WTarrener

S. Isaacs P. M. Chatagnon

A. Kawai I K. Tanikawa A. Brunner

J. D. Miller | Miss van Bever F. Gandossi

YOKOHAMA 293

Jebensteeit Shokai, Fe., Import—5, Lloyd’s Register of Shipping—11,

Honcho, 1-chpme; Teleph (2)-4218 Nihon-Odori, Naka-ku: Teleph. 3302

(Honkyoku); P.0 Box 121; Cable (Hon.); P.O. Box 48,: Cable Ad:

Ad: Ebensan: Codes: A.B.C. 5th Register

and 6th edns., Rudolf Mosse-Code-

Suppl. ■ Bury & Co., General Importers-aUd

Fr. Jebenstreit Exporters of sea products—513,

H. G. Bennecke iShoiSvk Building,P.O.Martmouohi; Te-

Jenks, Peecival & Isitt, Maurice Cable Adleph. 23-3069; Box F. 133;

Chartered Accts.—45a, Yamashita- : IiUryco

cho McGill, Neil & Co.. Merchants—2507,

Maurice jenks, f.c.a. Honmoku-machi

J. E. Perciyal, f.c.a.

J. C, Pidg4on> F-c-A- Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co. (Japan),

H. S. Goodwyn Isitt, a.c.a. Ltd.—75, Yamashitarcho: Teleph. 2-

A. E. Cbpp, a.c.a. 0015; P.O. Box 20; Cable Ad:

W. Salter Mackinnons

(L. E. Oldridge, a.c.a. R. C. Graff, director

CTunkee SabKAi, Agents for Junker Agents J. M. Sandford, assistant

and Ruh Stoves—41, Benten-dori, 2- P. & a S'-. N. Co.: Cable Ad:

chome

Keen & C6., A., Import and1 Export B.Peninsular

T. S. N. Co.; Cable Ad: Mac-

Mierchants — 77, Yamashitar-cho kinnons

(Building' No. 25) ; Telephs. 2-4648 B. J. S. N. Co.; (Apear Line),

and 2-1045 (Honyoku); P.O. Box E. & A. S.S'. Co:, Ed.; Cable Ad:

181; Cable Ad: Schoenegg. Codes: Pertama

Bentley’s A.B.C. 5th impr. and 6th Marine Insurance Co., Ld,

Acme Federal Insurance' Co., Ld

J. Kcth^ partner The Sea Insurance Co., Ld.

Mrs. A. H. Kern, partner Hartford Fire rhsuraTihe Cdl

T ■ Alarihe & General Yfhtual'.Life

J

Kimatrai & Oo.. J.—76, Y amashita- Insurance Society

Cho; P.O. Box 110; Cable Ad: Ki-

matrai MAGjyiijCLANy.ExpaRT Oe., Lm, .H...R.

D. Chandiram manager —1, Kaiganidori; P.O. . Box 187;

B. Deumal Teleph. Hon. 2-2186: Cable Ad:

M. K. Motwani Macsan

Kopp, E. _G., Import and Export— - 0. R. Fraser

108', Aioi-chd, 6-chdme; Cable Ad: Madiee, Ribet .& Cie., Raw, Silk Ex-

Koppsaneo porters—195, Yamashita-cho; Te-

Kruger, Kenneth F. (Master Mari- lephs. 2-1450, 2-5085 and 2-3074; P.O.

Box 188; Cable Ad : Madiersilk;

ner, O. 0. Lond.), Surveyor and ^ Codes: Bentley’s, Acme and Private

Appraiser of Ships and Cargoes, A. L. Merie, manager

Surveyor to Det Norske Veritas— M. Begin, signs per pro

Union Budding, 75n, Yamashita-

cho; P.O. Box 220; Cable Ad: Manufacturers’ Life Insurance Co.

Sardomene The—73, Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku f

Baffin, T. M.—53, Yamashita-cho; F. Schopiie, agent

P.O. Box 54; Cable Ad: Baffin

T. M. Baffin Marshall Field 4 Co.—51-b, Yama-

John Gorman shita-cho; P.O. Box 25; Cable Ad:

T. M. Baffin, jr. Drumar

JEittle Shop, The, Oriental Gift Shop Martin C. K. Marshall—Iwai Build-

—22, Benten-dori, 2-chome ing, 184, Yamashita-cho

YOKOHAMA

McSpaeean, Joseph L, m.d., Physician Nap.aidas Tiutudas & Co.—153, Ya-

and Telephs.

Surgeon—7, mashita-cho; P.d. Box 153; Telaph.

ku; S-SSOQNihon-odori,

and 2-4974 Nika- Hon. 2-2579; Cable Ad: Tirthdas

Messageeies Makitimes, Oompagnie National City Bank of New York

des—9, Yamashita-Cho ; Telteph. 2085 (see Banks)

(Hon.); P.O.

Messagerie Box 261; Cable Ad: Neary. J.—103, Yamashita-cho; P.O.

F. Chouvet Box 158; Cable Ad: Neary

Messeevey, J. H.—36, Sakai-cho; Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank

P.O. Box 6; Cable Ad: Messervey (see Banks)

Metzgek, F., Importer and Exporter Netherlands Consulate (see Consu-

(Agent for Pilsner Beer)—92, Ya- lates)

mashita-cho : P.O. Box 142

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.

Mexico and Japan Teading Co.—8, (Fire and Marine)—73, Yamashita-

Main Street; P.O. Box 62; Cable cho; P. O. Box 18; Cable Ad: New-

Ad: Nichiboku zico

H. Kobayashi, agent F. Schoene, agent

H. S. Mayebara (Ouadalaj ara, Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd. (Agents-

Mexico)

for Swedish East Asiatic S.S. Co.)—

Mission Catholique (see Ohurches & Cable 46, Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 273;

Missions) Ad: Nichzuico

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Im- Nickel & Lyons, (Ltd., Contracting

porters & Exporters, Commission iStevedofes, (Landing, Warehousing &

Merchants, Steamship and Insur- Shipping Agents—7, Yamashita-cho;

ance Agents—14,. Nippon Odori; P.O. G.

Box 132; Cable Ad: Landing

A. Neville, manager

Telephs. 5431, 5531 and '5631 (Hon.);

Cable Ad: Mitsui Nihalchand Brothers, Exporters of

Mollison & Co., Ltd., Merchants—43, Curios, iSilk and 'Cotton Piece Goods,

Yam'ashita-cho; Cable Ad :. Mollison O. Box 126; etc,—77, Yamashita-cho: P.

Cable Ad: Nihalchanol

Moegan, Jay H., Architect—Union Nippon Yusen Kaisha (Branch Office)

Building, 75, Yamashita-cho; Cable —9, Kadgan-dori, Sanchome; Cable

Ad: Jaymor Ad : Yusen; Code : Bentley’s

Motley, R. Hunter, Commission T. Ishizawa, manager

Agent—114, Kominato Honmoku K. Watanabe, sub-manager

C. Fujino, do.

Y.K. Nishiyama,

Tsukuda, Y.supt.Yoshida, T.

Mukhi Hieanand Taeachand, Silk Ex- Takahashi, iS. Fukuoka, sub-

porter—126-E. Yamashita-cho: P.O. supts.

Box 134; Cable Ad : Mukhi

Nabhouz & Co., Merchants—95, Yama- Nipponophone Co., Ltd.—125, Kunesa-

shita-cho; Telephs. 2-0017 and 2-4428 : ki, Kawasaki; Cable Ad : Nipponoia

P. O. Box 125; Cable Ad: Nabholz

H. R. Nabholz (Zurich) North

.; R. Stadelmann, manager . UnionChina Insurance

Building, r 75-d, CP., Ltd.—

Yamashita-

T. Ran, sighs per pro cho, Naka-ku; Telephs. 2-0469 and

E. Muller 2-1708; P.O. Box 208; Cable Ad:

H. Banningef Union; Code: Bentley’s Second

^Sub-agents - Phrase

Northern Assurance Co., Ld. ‘ H. N. iLaver, acting branch mgr.

YOKQHfMA 295

Norwegian Consulate (see Consulates) Paget, H. E. G.—476, iSanno-cho Oiso;

Cable Ad: Paget Oiso

Oberlein, 'C. F., Import and Insu-

rance—43, Yamasfrita-cho; P.O. Bock Papendieck, Max, Merchant—77, Ya-

5; Cabbie Ad: Oberlein mashita-cho; P.O. Box 13

W. Oberledn

O’IDell's iSeryicp B.ijreau, Printing, Paravicini, Dr., Medicgl Practitioner

Advertising and Publishing Services —734, Tentokini,.Honmoku

Publishers of “The Japan Review”

and “Motorists Handbook of Japan”

—66, Yamashita-cho'; P.O. Box 97; j Pearson, Mackie k Coo, -Chartered

Cable Ad:, O’Dell; Cocles: Acme, Accountants — 45a; Yamashita-cho;

Bentley’s and Universal Trade Cable

A. E.Ad:Pearson

Finance

1

, c.a. (Yokohama)

a: ('wai: F. W. Mackie, c.a. (Kobe) :

W. Lackie, c~a. ( do. )

■Oppenheimer & Co., Merchants—13, T. H. Fleming,, c.a. (Tokyo)

1. L Swanson

Yamashita-cho; Teleph. Hon. 2-0418 P. Fehlen | H. Salter

•Oriental Purchasing Co.—15, Otama-

chi; 1-chome ; Teleph. 2-0005 (Hon.) ; Pension Dentici—217, Yamatercho;

P.O. Box 323; Cable Ad: Orpurcy Teleph 2-5220

M. Bevy, manager

Perez,

-Oversea Trading. Co., General Im- Yamashita-cho; Corp & Co., Merchants—93;

porters. & Exporters—239c, Yamate Ad : Perez P.O. Box 133; 'Cable

cho; Teleph. 2-1547; P.O. Box 57;

Cable Ad: Oversea Peruvian Consulate (see'Consulates)'

J. Stern,

•Owston & Co., Ltd., F., Shipping and Pessomull Mulchand, Representative

Landing Agents, Stevedores and .for Pphoomull Brps. of Bombay-

Customs Brokers —21, Yamashita- 201, Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 209;

cho; Teleph. 3410 (Hon.): Cable Cable Ad: Pesspmull

Ads : Owston & 2186 Parsram Pahilajrai, manager

C. Heseltine, managing director

E. Loftus, manager,

K Masaki Pohoomull Bros., General Exporters

A gencies

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. and Commission Agents1—201* Yama-

Glen & Shite Line, Ld. shita-cho ; P.O. Box 130

Indo-China Line Premsing; & Sons, I.—Exporters of

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld. Silk and Cotton Goods, and Curios

Amalgamated Anthracite Colli- —153, Yainashita-cho; P.O. Box 67;

eries, Ld., Swansea Cable Ad: Shankar

J. Coughlan & Sons, Ld. L. H. Shahani, manager

British Canadian (S.S. Co.

The Canadian Trading Co.

Canadian Transport Co. Ramchand, G. Exporter—75, Yamashi-

Pacific Stevedoring and Landing Co. ta-cho

—50, Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 54; Richmond Dr. G. D., Dentist—167,

Cable Ad: Laffin Yamashita-cho; Teleph. Hon. 2-

T. M. Laffin ! J. E. Laffin 0664

Pacific Trading Co., Ltd.—46, Yama-

shita-cho; 1-chome; P.O. Box 234; Rijhumal Brothers, Exporters—85,

Cable Ad: Taibo. Branches: Val- Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 137; Cable

paraiso, Chile and Lima Ad : Whitesalk

YOKOHAMA

Rising Sun Puiroleum Cq.^ iLtd.—58, Schramm & Co., Paul, lii^ters-

Yamashita-cho": Teletph. (2) 2335 35/p, Kashiwaba,

(Honkyoku); P-O. Box 401 Negishi-machi ■ P.

H. W; .Malcolm, mang, director H9?’ Cable Ad: Schramm

C. G. Schramm

T. G. Ely. director !

P. B. Brown, do. Sekido & Co., Importers and Export-

W. Hayward, accountant

H. P. B. Jdries, chief engmeei ers Bentendori-;

41, of Leather, Shoes

2-chomeand Trunks—

Robinson, George,' Exporter—24, Ya- cho;&Teleph.

.Chang_CO.—73a,

Hon. 2-4546 Yamashita-

rn ashita-cho

Si

Room & Sons? D., •Meiehants^-lo, ber, P.O.

cho; Heg-ner

Box 410Co.-90a, Yamashita-

; Cable Ads - Siber

Otamachi andF. Silkite

M. Lev,y Ehrismann (Ybkohama) part-

Rohde & Co., C. (Japan), Merchants— ner

26, Honcho; 2-chome H. J.Habersaat,

H. Huber, signs perdo. pro.

A. Kunz

Roneo Trading Co.' (Agents for Roneo,

'London)—184, Yamashita-cho; P.O. Silk & General Trading Co.—195

Box 34; Cable Ad: Rotraco 1 amashita-cho; P.O. Box 9; Cable-

Roote, H. E., Manufacturers’ Agent— Ad : Cogensil

22, Yamashita'-cho;.- Cable Ad: Singer Sewing Machine Co.—254

Heroot Yamashita-ebo, Xakaku: P.O. Box

Rosenthal Co., Inc., A. S.t-164, Yama-

shita-cho; P.O. Box 79; Cable Ad: Singleton, Benda Co., (Ltd., Import

Ccnsurble and Export Merchants—96, Yama-

Society of St. George (see shita^ho;

63, Cable Teleph. 1058; P.O.Code-

Ad: Singleton: Box

Bentley’s

Rudolph & CO., Charles—254, Yama- G. N. Brockhurst, manasrer

shita-cho; P.O. Box 115; Cable Ad: C. E. Emery

Rudolphus Smith, Or. Hugh-75d,

O. Rudolph (Zurich.)

P. Nipkow, manager for- the . Ear cho; Teleph. 2-0909 Yaraashita-

East signs per pro. Socony Vacumn Corporation

A. iKobelt,

H. Baenninger Head Office fo:- Japan, Korea and—

M; ’ Pestalozzi Formosa 8, Bund Yokohama; P.O. Box

4 C le LC S: oco

•' • MisL'E. Sebaetzchen °t’J. C.^ Goold,

^ ^ ® general

Py andmanager

Vacumn

Rust, J. M . Consulting Engineer— H. A. Poole, assist. do.

51b, Yamashita-eho; Calble Ad : Rust J. A. Eaton, do. do.

M. Bayguloff

BaIe & Co.. £td.—i, Kaigan 'iDori G. W. Behrman

Itchome Xakaku; Cable Ad: Sale- W. G. Bel!

house H. G. Bennett

;

H. R. 'Fachtmanh X. H. Briggs

F. H. Brown -a

Schmidt, T., Surveyor—50, Yaihashi- I. G.’ Cor roll

ta-cho; P.O. Box 220 S. V. Davies .

; H; W. Daniels

Schoene F;„ Insurance Agents—73, J. D. Davis

Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 18; Gable G. C. Dear

Ad: Generasso R.G. T.R. Denison

Edmondson

YOKOHAMA 297

K. B. EiMkioff. R. C. iLud^um

(’. Ettele L. C. Ddrinis

f.-c. Eius. Miss M. Bennett

J. Gardner MisiPT. Mouat-Biggs

J. G. S. Gausden Taihoku, Formosa J "

V. A. Giilick - R. G. Walktr, nihiiager'-

A. F. GuterreS

F. F. A; ('Tirterres

G. X. Ilaflett Sourti British Insurance, Co., Ltd.

G. L. Holland — Hachi-Bakan Building ; Hon'-ehb;

B. Hunt : Cable Ad;: Soubritish

A. Jahn

F. A. Johnson ' Spencer, Wm. B., Attqrney-at-Iaw—

A. iL. F. Jordan 45a, Yamashita-cho; Cable. Ad:

J. F. Jordan Boydspen

J. D. Julian i!./

P. H. Kipp St. Joseph’s' Cqlllege — 85, Bluff;

C. F. Marshall . Oa^le Ad : Collegie ; Teieph.. 2-llfi ,

F. E. McCorkle J. B'. Gaschy, director

•€. W. Mevers

J. A. Muller Stadelman A Co., Import-Export Mer-:

P. E. Nicolle chant s (Founded 1894)—3226, Take '

t. p. Xock; •

■ J.E. E.L. Pehihybackej‘

Pehpell 'no.-ma.ru, Xegishi-machiP.O. Box

23”; Cable Ad: Stadelman

T. M. R6ss SsTanton &: Co., Stock, Share, -Insur-

J. ('. Sample

A. P. Simo'es' ' . : ance and :. General Commission

W. E. Shields Agents—24,

2M0379; P.O.Yamashita-cho;

Box 24: CaibleTeieph.

J. M. Sihith 1 ' Cyprian

Ad:

L. M. Smith Cyprian Stanton, partner

I. W. Snyder F. W. Hill, do.

C. :S. Souza Agency

A. L. Stanton Yorkshire Insurance Ocu, ;Ld.

I. Y. Stauffer

W. W. Stevens

A. Swanson StanuarI) Oil OP. of New' York:

E. L. Swift (See Socony Vacuum Corpcrtatibn)

/ S. J. Teaze

M. Turner States' Steamship Co.—54, Yamashita-

J. S, Walker'-: cho ; P.O. Box 85 ; Cable Ad : State-

W. S. Way ■ sline

W'iiitrnan : oboO L. lb Dytnond. agerit • r

B. S. Williams

• Mrs. G. Adaprs, . r StEVENS, Cap-tain A. G;, Sworn Mea-

Mrs. Y.' Alexeeff surer and Weigher Japan Home-

Miss M, Hay , ward Freight Conference West Cate

Mrs. M; Kafelin Customs Compound ; Teieph. 2-5262;

Miss C.' King-Masoh

Miss t: K-ivi Cable : Ad: Stevens

. Miss, Miss LF. Kivi

Kyle ' Stewart, Bi.Mi/w McCluRe, Bill and

Miss G. F. Motion Fiiilidn )li;oker« 2. Yamasbifa^ho

Miss D. Robson. Strahi.ee A Co., Inc., Raw Silk Ex-

Miss M. Robson/ porters—94, Yamashita-cho.; P.Q,

Mrs. E. M. ..Farrar Rok 38: Cable Ad: Strabler. Head

Mrs. H. Street Cffice: 95, Madison. Avettue, New

Miss V. Woodbridge ' York

1 Seoul, Korea C. Lips, manager

M. Owebs, manager P. Zimmerlln

29.8 YOKOHAMA

Stkome & Oo., Ltd., Import and Ex- K.director

Yamaguchi, presdt. & mang.

port Merchants;, Leaf Tobacco, Silk,

Straw, Chip and Hemp Braids, H. U. Pearce, vice- do.

Produce, Metals and Curios, etc.—

36; Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 231; Tokyo Piano Shokai (formerly

Cable Ad!: Strome Foreign Piano Importing Company)

O. Strome, managilig director —87, Yamashita-cho; Teleph. Honk-

yoku 2370. Head Office: 2 Ginza

Strong & Co., Export and Import Nishi, 6-chome Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo;

Merchants—204, Yamashita-cho; P. Cable Ad: Tokyopiano

O. Box 55; Cable Ad: Force; S. Sawrayama, representative

Codes: All J. Otsuka, partner and general

O. Blyth manager

H. B. Sheet

E. I. da Silva

A. G. Brown T J- G. Figgess Tolaram Devjiram, Exporter—76, Yar

mashita-cho

S. U. & Go.—Honcho, Naka-ku; Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha

Cable Ad: Sucobrach. (Successors to Babcock and Wilcox,

Sun .Life Assurance Co. of Canada- Ltd., Japan, and Zemma Works,

24, Yam ash ita-cho ; Teleph. 2-0379; Ltd.), Boiler gnd Power House

Manufacturers—Head Office : 1, Iso-

Cable Ad: Cyprian; P.O. Box 24 go>-machi, Isogoku; Telephs. (3) 3400

F. W. Hill, agent and 3476; Cable' Ad: Babcock

Sunland Sales Association, Inc.—35, S. Toba, managing director

Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 61; Cable IK. Nan jo, director

Ad: Sunmaid S. Seki, works- manager

K. IsTakambto, manager for Japan J. Inouye, inspector

Agents for F. G. Britton

Sun-Maid Raisin Grower’s Asso- F. J. Blyth

ciation T. W. Chisholm

A. A. F. Shearer

Suzor, RonvAux & Co., (Ltd., General A. Russell

Importers and Exporters — 36, D. Kildbyle

Nihon Odori; P.O. Box 144; Cable V. J. Barbashoff

Ad: Suzandron

Union

Svagr, J. J., m.sc., . b.a., Architect (Ltd.—UnionInsurance Society of Canton*

and Consulting engineer—42b, Bluff shita-cho, Nakaku; Building, 75-d, Yama-

Telephs. 2-0469

Swayne & Hoyt, Inc., Managing Ope- Union; and 2-1708;Code:

P.O. Box 208; CableSecond

Bentley’s Ad :

rators, American-Australian-Orient

Line—167, Yamashita-cho: P.O. Box Phrase

,44 H. N. Laver, Acting branch mgr.

G. W. Colton U.S. Shipping Board (Merchant

Swedish Consulate (see Consulates) Corporation)—Baffin Building,Fleet

50*

Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 142; Cable

Teikamdas Bros., Exporters of Silk, Ad : 'Shipboard

Cotton and other Textile Goods— R. M. Johnson, district engineer

127-b, Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 129;

Cable Ad : Teikamdas Vacuum Oil Co.,: Inc!

Tokyo Electric Co., Ltd., Manufao- {See Sooony Vacuum Corporation)

facturers of Ma-zd'a Lamps, Radio Verhomal Shewaram & Co., Export-

Tubes and Equipment, X Ray

Tubes, Meters and Lighting Acces- ers and Importers—76-4, Yamashitar

cho; P.O. Box 77; Cable Ad: Ver-

sories—Kanagawa-ken ; Cablei Ad: homal

Fojioka, Kawasaki

YOKOHAMA 299

Victor Talking Machine Co. of Witkowski & Co., J., Importers and

Japan, Ltd., Manufacturers of Talk- Exporters—93, Yamashita-cho ; P.O.

ing Machines, Parts, Accessories Box 56; Gable Ad : Witkowski

and Records and Distributors of

Talking Motion Picture Apparatus

—3442, 3-chome, Moriya-cho, Kaiia- = YAifoiszE.; I Insurance Association,

gawa-ku; P.O. Box 43; Cable Ad: Ltd., TiiE—Union Building, 75-d,

Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku; Telephs.

Victor 2-0469 and 2-1708; P.O. Box 208;

Cable Ad : Union; Code : Bentley’s

Westinghouse Electric Co. of Japan Second Phrase

H. N. Laver, acting branch mgr.

—59, YamasliitarcKb; Cable Ad:

Wemcoexpo Yokohama Chamber of Commerce and •

K. Mura, warehouse keeper Industry (see Clubs)

VViersum & Co., Ltd., M. S., Im- Yokohama Seamen’s Club (see Clubs)

porters, Exporters, Steamship and

Insurance Agents—25, Yamashita- .Yokohama Specie Bank .(see Banks)

cho; Telephs. 1615 and 2187; P.O.

Box 53; Cable Ad: Wiersum

M<. S. Wiersum, managing-direc- Yokohama Tansan Aerated Water Co.

—30, Yamashita-cho; Cable Ad:

tor Baffin

I. Hirai, director

K. F. Wiersum, director Yokohama & Tokyo Foreign Board of

Agencies Trade (see Clubs)

Java-China-Japan Line

Holland-East Asia Line> Yokohama United Club (see Clubs)

Winckler & Co., Exporters and Im- YuCommission

Cheong Co., Import and Export :

Merchants—87, Yama-

porters—256/267, Yamashita-chp; P. shita-cho ; Telephs. (2) 3812 and (2)

O. Box 161; Cable Ad: Winckler 3119; P.O. Box 22; Cable Ad: Yu-

E. Fachtmann, partner tong ' Fir .M

'G. Selig, do. Y. T. Chan, manager

D. W. A. Benecke, signs per Y. W. Chan

pro. Y. K. Chan I Chanson Lee

O. Werner H. T. Chung ! K. C. Huye

H. Danckwerts

O. Luethge Zellweger & Co., Ltd., E. Raw Silk

G. Selig, jr. (Nagoya) Merchants—90b, Yamashita-cho ; Te-

Miss E. Laurin leph. 0517 (Honkyoku); Cable Ad:

Hans Selig Ezelco

SHIDZUOKA

Shideuoka is the centre of the Japan tea trade, and is situated on Suruga

Bay. There is also a large trade in fruit, and lacquer and bamboo ware are

also exported in considerable quantities. Shidzuoka’s foreign trade is con-

ducted through the port of Shimizu. Population 1*36,480 according to the 1930

Census.

DIRECTORY of EOREIGN FIRMS

American Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd. Rising Sins Petroleum Co.—Near

^Gofuku-machi Shidzuoka Railway Station ; Teleph.

Hellyer & Co., Teai Exporters—-Kita- 640 (L. D.)

ban-cho; P.O. Box 27; Cable Ad:

Hellyer Siegfried Schmidt Co., Tea Export-

Irwin-Haf,risons-Whiti?ey, Inc., Tea ers—87, Shinmei-cho; P.O. Box 37;

Exporters—56, Kitaban-cho; P.O. Cable Ad: Siegmsit

Box 50; Cable Ad1: Crosfield

M. J. B. Oo., Tea Exporters—103, Standard Oil Co. of New York—243,

Suyehiro-cho.; P. O. Box 29; Cable Minami Anto Tbyodamu ra: Teleph.

Ad: Mjbco : 286

-'>T w> ... .-n:- "

KAGOYA

Nagoya is the third largest city in Japan, coming after Tokyo and Osaka.

It has an area of M8 sq. kilometres and a population, at the end of 1931,

of 1,061,516. To the north extends the fertile plain of Nobi watered by the

iKiso, Nagara and ltd Rivers, and to the south stretch the calm waters of

Ise Bay. The climate is temperate. Thus this district developed steadily

from early times, becoming one of the centres of communication between the

East and West of Japan. After the construction of Nagoya Castle, famous

for its, golden dolphins, Nagoya grew into a large and prosperous city.

After the Restoration of Meji, with the opening of railways and the construc-

tion of harbour works, the city developed rapidly, and now1, together with

Tokyo and Osaka, divides the country practically into three parts, and has

become the actual, as well as the nominal, centre of mid-Japan. The city by

no means boasts of her famous sights or historic remains, but is proud of

the fact that she is still in her youth and showing remarkable progress, parti-

cularly in her commerce and industry.

NAGOYA. 301

Nagoyia ia called “Chukyo,” or Central Capital, and in former times

it was an important stage known aa “Miya” on the Tokaido (Highway),

where the traffic was very heavy. But since the introduction of modern

methods of travel, and especially since the construction of railways, this

centre of traffic has groyvn rapidly in importance.

Not only is Nagoya Station an important intermediate station on the

Tokaido Main Line, but it is also a terminus of the Kansai (Line which goes

to Osaka, passing through Mie and Nara Prefectures, and of the Chuo Line

which running through Gifu, Nagano, Yamanashi, and other Prefectures

finally reaches Tokyo. It is thus one of the most important railway centres

in all Japan. Besides these lines there is direct connection between the

station and the harbour, in order to link up the transportation by land and

water. Within the city limits, besides Nagoya Station, there are Atsuta,

Chikusa, Ozone, Hatta, iShiratori, Horikawaguchi, and Nagoya Harbour

Stations, making eight in all. The number of passengers using these stations

in the course one year is approximately fifteen millions, while nearly three

million tons of goods are handled.

In addition to these Imperial Government Bail ways, there ’are a number

of private electric‘railways operating radial lines from the city, putting it

into close connection with a large number of cities and towns in the neigh-

bourhood. Turning to transportation within the city, there are 2,420 kilo-

metres of streets covering about one eighteenth of the total area of the city.

The width and arrangement of these streets, however, are not satisfactory,

so that great efforts are being taiade in connection with the work of city

planning to broaden and systematize them.

The street railway system, is owned and operated by the municipality:

it has 53.5 kilometres of track on the main streets, and carries a total of

100,000,000 passengers annually. This service is supplemented by the Tsukiji

Electric Railway, Shin-Mikaw'a Electric Railway and Nakamura Electric

Railway. These private lines make connections between the centre of the

city and the outlying parts. Light motor-buses are operated on all the prin-

cipal streets at a uniform fare of six sen.

There are 60 post and telegraph offices throughout the city and for wireless

messages, a despatching station at Yosami, and a receiving station at Yok-

kaichi, both towns -near Nagoya, have recently been opened. These stations

are supervised and operated by the Nagoya Central Wireless Telegram Office,

and at these stations communication is maintained with Germany, Poland,

France, and Great Britain. Telephones are a Government Monopoly in

Japan, and are.- extensively used.

Since the remarkable progress made in industry and communications

during the Meiji Era, the commerce of the city, has extended throughout

the Empire. As a distributing and collecting point Nagoya has become

known both at home and abroad, being placed just after Osaka and Tokyo.

In reviewing the movement of goods a number of years ago, it is noticeable

that most of the transportation was by land, and very little by water. But

since the construction of Nagoya Harbour in 1907, the volume of goods

shipped by water has greatly increased.

In 1931 the total tonnage passing through the harbour was about 5,035,000

tons, while that handled by land amounted to 2,626,000 tons.

Commodities that are brought into the city are chiefly raw materials such

as rice, sugar, lumber, coal, ginned cotton, iron, wool, etc. while those shipped

out are mainly lumber, coal, cotton piece-goods, porcelain and pottery, beer,

cement, and other refined or manufactured goods.

From early times Nagoya has made remarkable progress, especially in

industrial arts, on account of low wages, and the diligence and special skill

in handicraft of the workers. Following the spirit of the times machinery

has been introduced and factories have largely taken the place of household

302 NAGOYA

industries. The city is fortunate in having at its disposal an abundant

supply of electric power which is indispensable in modern industries. This

fact, together with the facilities for transport]on on land and sea, has made

Nayoga the largest industrial centre in Japan next to: Osaka.

Textile and dyeing industries head the list, including piece-goods, cotton

yarns, knitted goods, silk yarns floss-sijk, etc. The chemical industry comes

second, including porcelain and pottery, glassware, cement, chemicals, medi-

cal supplies, lacquer-Vhre and lacquered papier-mache yrare, and artificial

manures. The food and drink industries are third, , includinig alcoholic

drinks, cakes and confectionery, four etc. Miscellaneous industries include

wooden articles, paper goods, stationery,toys, leather goods, Buddhist family

shrines, etc. The fifth industry ig machinery, includiog weaving: machines,

pumps, vehicles, clocks t!tc. Special industries1 include steel, castings,

bronze, coa'l-gas, qtc.

In this part of Japan are a number of rivers which are capable of pro-

ducing an abundant supply of hydro-electric power. Thus, power can be had

in sufficient quantity for all needs, a fact which has contributed greatly to

the development of industries in Nagoya. At present the elecfric power

used

Greatin'Consolidated

the city Is .'bElectric

eing supplied

Powerby Company,

the Toho Electric

the JapanPowerElectric

Company,Power

the

Company, the Hakusan Waterpower Company, and the Yahagi Waterpower

Company. In addition, the Toho Electric Power Company has in the city

a steam generating plant with a capacity of 83,000 kilowatts, and is installing

water-power plants on the' Hida arid Teriryu Rivers."having a capacity of

420,000 h.p.

The port of Nagoya lies to the south-west within the city limits, and is

situated at the northern extremity of Iso Bay, which opens to the south-west

and is located between thirty-five degrees and thirty-five degrees five minutes

North Latitude, and one hundred and thirty-six degrees forty minutes and

one hundred and thirty-six degrees fifty-three minutes East iLongitude. As

Chita Peninsula stretches to the south-east, it is ‘protected from the dreaded

typhoons which come from that direction, and the port receives little damage

from wind and wave. The heart of the city i& cldsely coniriected with the

port by the Horikawa,, Shinborikawa, and Nakagawa. Canals, and the Rinko

Railway Line.

The consttUction of Nagoya Harbour began in 1896. Since that time the

third stage df !the work has been completed with an aggregate expenditure

of 15,490,000 yen. The area of the wharves is 1.52 square kilometres, with an

anchoring capacity . of 96,000 tons for thirty-eight steamers of ten thousand

tons or less. But in order to meet the requirements #of Nagoya and of mid-

Japan which have been making rapid expansion, the fourth stage of the

construetidn was begun in 1928 at an estimate .of. 10,120,000 yen. This work

will be completed in 1933, when the the area of the wharves will be increased

to - 2:23' square kilohietres, arid the anchoring , capacity to 262,000 tons for

fifty-two steamers of ten thousand tons!

Nagoya Harbour is an important port of call for many lines, trade

with America, Europe, China, the South Sea Islands, Australia, and Africa,

is carried on directly from this port by twenty-eight lines.

The port was opened to foreign trade in 1907, and, domestic and foreign

trade have developed with remarkable rapidity.

NAGOYA 303

DIRECTORY of FOREIGN FIRMS

American Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd. Nagamy Automatic Loom Works, Ltd.,

Textile Machine Manufacturers—

—4, Asahi-machi, Higashi-ku Tokiso-cho; Telephs. Minami 547

Andrews & George Go., Inc.—21, Bentley’s and 548; Cable Ad: Nogamy; Code

Takaoka-cho

Nipponophone Co., Ltd.—Nishiyanagi-

cho, 3-chome, Naka-ku

CONSULATES

America—32, Nunoike-eho, Higashi- Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.—7,

Higashi Shin-cho, Higashi-ku

ku ; Cable Ad : American Consul

Consul—J. H. Chapman Singer Sewing Machine Co.—17, Ta-

Argentine—3, Fujizuka, Higashi-ku maya-machi

Standard Oil Co. of New York—3,

Netherlands—162, Ozone-cho Shinyanagi-cho; P.O. Box 130

Hon. Consul—S. Ishihara Strong & Co., General Merchants—

Portugal—Minami, Otsu-machi Aioi-cho, 4-chome; P.O. Box 9; Cable

Hdq'. Consul—Ito Moromatsu Ad: Strong

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

Sumitomo Bank Building, Shinya-

Herbert, Ltd., Alfred, Machinery nagi-cho ;

Importers—23,

Naka-ku MurataiUachi 3-chome Truscon Steel Co. of Japan—Banzai

Building, Higashi Shin-machi, Na-

Horne & Co., Ltd., Machinery Im- ka-ku K. Nakatani, branch manager

porters—6, Shin Yanagi-machi

Vacuum Oil Co.—7, Motoshige-cho,

Hunter Co,—15, Asahi-cho Nishi-ku

Japan Import & Export Commission Victor Talking Machine Go. of Japan

Co., Merchants—11, Chikara-machi; —Sumitomo

machi, Naka-ku

Building, Shin Yanagi-

Cable Ad : Oommission

Kjellbergs Successors, Gosfii Kaisha Winckler

machi

& Co.—73, Higashiyoshino-

—Sakae-machi, Kado

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.— Witkowski & Co. (Goshi Kaisha), J.

Sumitomo Building, Shinyanagi- —31, Box

Itaya-cho, Higashi-ku; P.O.

55; Cable Ad : Midzutani

cho G. Midzutani, manager

HAKODATE

This, the most northerly of the old treaty ports of Japan, is situated in

the south of Hokkaido, in the Straits of Tsugaru, which divide that island

from Honshiu. The port lies in latitude 41 deg. 47 min. 8 sec. tN., and longi-

tude 140 deg. 45 min. 34 sec. E., and the harbour is nearly land-locked. The

town clusters at the foot and on the slope of a bold rock known to foreigners

as Hakodate Head, about 1,000 feet in height, which is within a fortified area

to which the public are not admitted. The surrounding country is hilly,,

volcanic, and striking, but the town itself possesses few attractions. There are

some Public Gardens at the eastern end of the town which contain a small

but interesting Museum. Waterworks for supplying the town with pure

water were completed in 1881*. The climate of Hakodate is healthy and bracing.

The hottest month is August, but the thermometer there rarely rises above

90 degrees Fahr.; in the winter it sometimes sinks tp 10 degrees Fahr. or

even-less, the minimum in an average winter being about 12 degrees Fahr.

The mean temperature throughout the year is. about 48 s degrees. The popula-

lation of Hakodate according to the last < fficial census in October 1930 was

197,252.

The foreign trade of the port is small, but has been steadily growing

during the last few years, mainly owing to the development of the Kamtscbatka

salmon fisheries, for which Hakodate is the principal entrepot. In the

valuable and chief

however, the extensive

exportsfisheries

of the onfuture

the frond

coast Hakodate

and in thearesurrounding

to be lookedseas,

for-

Increasing quantities of dried fish and seaweed are exported annually, mostly

to China. The mineral resources of Yezo are large. Washing for gold dust

has been carried bit iAKitami, and the belief is entertained that with proper

machinery the gold mines of Hokkaido may be; worked with fair profit.

Magnetic iron is also obtained. The kerosene wealth of this district is said

to be considerable^'but nPne of the borings has so far given a high yield.

At Nukimi-Mura on Soya Strait—in the extreme north—oil wells were dis-

covered long ago, and have been worked by hand for some years. The oil, in

fact, overflows into the sea, and in stormy weather boats take refuge at INuki-

mi-Mura. as the sea is rendered smooth by the oil. Oil also exists at Nigori-

Kawa, near Hakodate; at iKayamagori, near Shiribeshi; at Itaibetsu, on a

tributary of the Urin River (output 800 gallons per day) ; at Kotamimura and

Tsukisama Mura (Imperial property), near Sapporo; and near Abashiri,

where the wells are considered rich.

Hakodate is reached in 24 hours from Tokyo, via Aomori, between which

place and Hakodate thetfe is a Very good steamship service, maintained by the

Government Railways.^ From Hakodate all the principal points in Hokkaido

can now be reached by rail, and there is also a Government Steamship service

to Odomari, in Karafuto (Japanese Saghalieh). The Hakodate Harbour Im-

provement Works were completed in 1900, and a patent slip capable of taking

vessels up to 1,500 tons Was also finished There is a dry dock to accommo-

date ships up to 10,000 kins at ordinary spring tides, and at highest spring

tides

N avy. the dock is capable of receiving the largest battleships in the Japanese

In August, 1907, half the city of Hakodate was destroyed by a fire. The

number of houses destroyed in the conflagration was ascertained fo be 8,977,

rendering about €0,000 persons homeless. All the foreign residents with the

exception of the American Consular Agent were burnt out, saving nothing,

and the total loss was estimated at not less than 50,000,000 yen. Another

severe conflagration occurred in April, 1921, when some 2,000 houses were

destroyed. A scheme is now in force by which a municipal subsidy is granted

to encourage building with fireproof materials.

HAKODATE 3(55

OTA K U

This pleasantly situated town, 157 miles north of Hakkodate, is the iprin-

voipal of the open ports of Hokkaido bhing of easy access to the rich agricul-

tural lands in the Island, and having convenient railway facilities to all the

timber bearing areas. The agricultural resources have been considerably

developed, and the rich pasture lands are well adapted for breeding cattle, and

horses. The exports are timber, mostly hardkood, beans peas, onions, potatoes

and general produce. Otaru is a regular port of call of the principal steam-

ship lines trading to the Far East. Extensive harbour improvements are now

in course of construction which will give wharfage accommodation, for steamers

up to 7,000 tons. The population of Otaru, according to the last census in

Octoibei', 1930, i\yas 144',880. It is the third largest-city in the island of Hok-

kaido. There is a small' foreign eommunity engaged in the timber or ship-

ping trade. The climate is healthy and bracing, with heavy snow during

the winter which provides ample facilities for skiing and toboganning. The

skiing season lasts from December to March. The waterworks, which supply

pure water tb the trtwri, are situated in the surrounding hills within easy

access to the city. The city possesses an efficient fire brigade which keeps in

"touch. Tyith. any part of the town by means of autopjatie fire alarms. There

is the largest and most up-to-date can-making factory supplying all the

cans to fhc salmon and Crab fishing areas in the northern waters.

DIRECTORY or FOREIGN El RMS

Andrews & George Co., Inc.—7, Denbigh & Co., Import and Export

Nishi, Kita Juichijo, Sapporo Merchants, Packers of Canned Crab

and Canned Salmon, Importers and

British Consular Agency—Boom 7 Exporters of Furs, Whalebone and

(3rd floor), Takushoku Building, Ivory—4i5, Kofunecho; Telephs. Ill

Otaru; Teleph. 499; Gable Atr: arid 772; P.O. Box 11; Cable Ad:

Sahoda Deribigh

S. H. Dawes, British Consular A. G. Denbigh

agent John Denbigh (London and Paris)

" T. Nakashimai

T. Tachibana

Consulate, Great Britain—68, Kai-

shomaehi (OfficeYokohama)

sulate General, of H.B.M. Con-

; Teleph. Far,

cho; Cable Trading

.Eastern Co.—8, Suihiro-

Ad: Grinsten

968 ' ' ,' . Mark, L. Grins!en, manager , .

Consul-General,— E. Hamilton

; ,Shipping. c.m.g., ■ Hgtanaka

Holmes, Clerk—S. Gartner Lumber Go., Ltd., Exporters

of Logs and iSawn Lumber—32,

Sakai-machi, Otaru; P.O. Box 6;

^Consulate, U.S.S.R.—125, Funami- Cable Ad: Gartner .

cho Otaru ; Teleph. 903; Cabl e Ad : ;,J. Kinna, director

Soveonsul Gill & Go., Merchants—Boom 7 (3rd

floor), Takushoku Building, Otaru;

Customs, Imperial—9, Nakahama^ho; Teleph. 499, Cable Ad : Sahodsi.

Telephs. 80, 120, 175, 391. and 1644 S. H. Dawes; manager

306 HAKODATE—OS AK A

Japan and Eastern Trading Co., Ltd., Pietzcker, W.—32, Sakai-machi, Ota-

Exporters of Lumber—8, Aioi-cho, ru

1-chome, Otaru; Cable Ad: Jetco-

lim Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.—1,

John Lomas, manager Benten-eho; Teleph. 551

Agencies

Glen Line, Ld. Sale & Go., Ltd.—30, Suyehiro-cho;

Dollar Steamship Line Teleph. 1495; P.O. Box 20; Cable

Holland East Asia Line

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ad: Salehouse

Ld.

! Swedish Eastern Asiatic S, S. Co. Singer Sewing Machine Co.—Aioi-

cho Otaru

Kamchatka Co., Ltd.—Bansei Hotel Soviet Commercial Fleet Agency—

Building; Higashihama-cho; ’Cable Bansei Hotel Building, Higashr-

Ad: Ako hama-cho; Cable Ad : Sovflot

Lloyds’ Bjbgister of Shipping - rx>, Standard Oil Co., of New York—29,

Benten.rcho f Nakahama-cho; Teleph. 694

T. Okano

Lury Brothers—39, Nishihama-ma- Vacuum Oil Co.—Daiichi Building,

chi; Cable Ad : Lury 36, Ironai-cho, 8-chome, Otaru

L. Pelstroff, manager

Vernot Timber Trading Co.—1, Aioi-

Mckenzie, R.—Karato-cho cho, Otaru; P.O. Box 30;; Cable

Ad: Vertico

Mackinnon,

Ltd.—2, AzaMackenzie & Co.

Karato-oho (Japan),

; P.O. Box Victor Talking Machine Co. of

Japan, Ltd.—Dauchi, Chohei Hoken

3 (Higashi) Building, Kita Ichijo Nishi, Sap-

W. H. Evans, manager poro

OSAKA

Owing to the inclusion within the city limits, as from April 1st, 1925, of

a large number of suburban districts and villages, Osaka is now the largest

city in Japan with a population of 2,'500,000 according to the census taken on

1st October, 1930. In commercial and industrial importance it also ranks

first in the Japanese Empire. During recent years the city has been rapidly

assuming a modern and Western aspect. Broad well-paved streets intersect it

in all directions, large modem buildings are springing up throughout the

business centre, and motor traffic is increasing rapidly. The city is situated

in the province of Settsu at the mouth of the river Aji, and numerous, rivers

and canals including the Yodogawa, afford the city extensive transportation

facilities. From the point of view of the foreign tourist, the most interesting

and imposing sight is Osaka Castle, erected in 1583 by the famous warrior

Toyotomi Hideyoshi. It is now the Headquarters of the Fourth .Army Divi-

sion, the grounds having been converted into a public park. Osaka, like

Tokyo and Kyoto, is the capital of the Prefecture to which the city gives its

name. It is * the seat of numerous industries, including cotton-spinning

mills, shipbuilding yards, iron-works and sugar refineries. Cotton-spinning

and weaving are the most important industries and there are a large mim-

OSAKA 307

■ber of big mills in tbe city and neighbourhood. The Imperial Mint also is

established here. From the outset itihe street Electric Tramway within the city

limits'was a municipal Utixieleaking and at present lot kilometres are open

to traffic.

Extensive harbour improvements have been in progress for a number of

years, and the first scheme was completed in April, 1929, after 33 years of

work, the total,, qost involved, aggregating ¥.113;000,900. A second extension

plan is now in progress. The harppur is embraced by two break-waters and

piers;and quays alone are capable of takiug.in QO steamershf from 1,000 tons

capacity to 20,000 tons capacity at one time.

The trade: statistics of Osaka since the war have shown great growth.

The Osaka trade returns, however, do not afford a reliable index of the foreign

trade,, a gre^t part of which passes through the Kobe Customs.

DIRECTORY or FOREIGN FIRMS

Aall & Co., Ltd., Manufacturers’ Re- H. Hall, Manager

presentatives,

9‘ and 10, Import and Export-—

Koraibashi, 4-chome, A. Scheuten, imports

Higashi-ku. P.O.. Box F. Obata, Engineer

Ad: Aall; Tclephs. (Hon.)SO;2574Cable

and National Cash Register Dept.—

65, Bakurocho, 2-chome, Higa-

391 & ,, . . . .. shiku; P.O. Box 8 (Central);

J. Brandt, director y Telephs. 115 and 3914 (Semba)

A. Tanaka , Hr. Thorn,, Manager

P. Kuzmichev Frigidaire Dept,

, W. T. Spiby

D. M.. Forsyth,, Manager

Agfa Gomei Kaisha, Agents for Agfa

Products — 17, 3-chome Kitahama Anderson, Clayton & Co.’s Agency,

Higishiku; P.O. Box Senba 41;

Cable Ad: Agfafoto Cotton Merchants--Gosho Building;

H. Loy Telephs. 943 and 1089 (Honkyoku);

E. Gustke P..Q, IIox 165 (Central) ijCable Ad:

H. Cpprad Fichter

Paul J. Fichter, agent

Allen & Co., Ltd., Edgar, Steel,Cast-

ings (Ha rad a & Co., agents)—20, Andrews & George Co., Inc.—18, 3-

Itachibpri, Kita-dori, 6-chome, Ni- ohome, Yedobori, Minamidori, Ni-

shi-ku shi-ku; Telephs. 1397, 6191'and 2340

Aluminium (V.) Ltd.—Konoike Build- (Tosabori); Cable-Ad: Yadzu. Safe-

ing, Imabashi: Teleph. Honkyoku Cabinet Department: 8,, 2-chome,

2267-;' Cable Ad : Alufive ; Doshomachi, Higashi-ku; Teleph.

1786 (Honkyoku)

American Trading Co. oe Japan, Ltd., K. Okubo, manager

Importers, Exporters, Engineers,

and Insurance—Rooms 416 and 417, Antaki & Son, G.K.—Tosabori-Funa-

Dojima Building, 1-chome, Hama- machi, Nishi-ku : Teleph. 5550 (To-

dori, Kita-ku; Telephs. 5911 to 5913 sabori)

(Kita, L.iD.); P.O. Box 8 (Central);

Cable Ad: Amtraoo; Codes: A.B. Azumi & Co.. Manufacturers and ex-

C. 5th, A.B.C. 5th imp., Western porters of “Katol” Insecticides—43,

Union, 5-letter edn. Schofield’s Ec-

lectic, Bentley’s Daino-pho, Nishiyodogawa-ku

OSAKA

Bagnall & Co., Lt,., Importers of Blad & McClure, Foreign Exchange

Electrical and Mechanical Goods— Brokers — 10, Kitahama, 3-chome ;

3, Ktypbashi Mayenocho, Higashi- Teleph.Bladmac Honkyoku 1667-8; Cable

ku; Teleph. 5201-2 (Higashi); Cable Ad:E. M. Milne

Ad: Bagmall Z. Ohta

Balfour & Co., Ltd., Arthur, Steel Blundell & Co., Ltd., G-, Import

Manufacturers — Nippon Kaijo Merchants—Daido Seimei Building.

Building, Yedobori Kami-dori, 1- Tosabori Nishi-ku; Cable Ad : Blun

1-chome, Nishi-ku; Cable Ad: Ar- dell

bour J. E. Kenderdine, director

BANKS Bohler Keitei Goshi Kaisha, Makers

National City Bank of New York, ofleph.Bohler Steel—142, Minami; Te-

Fukushima 0388; Cable Ad:

The—34-5, Kitahama, 5-chome, Hi- Steelboler

gashi-ku; Telephs. 3603 to 3608

(Honkyoku);

tral) ; Cable Ad:P.O. Citibank

Box 159 (Cen-

Bolivian Consulate (see Consulates)

H. S. Stetson, niana-ger

L. W. Chamberlain, sub-manager British Consulate (see 'Consulates)

C. W. Biddle, accountant

8 ubC.-acco British Thomson-Houston Co., Ld.,

Y. uGrant

ntants— The—P.O. Box 24; Cable Ad: In-

O. Sa,gi genetric

M. Ishikawa Mitsui & Co., agents

T. Mayeda

Brunner, Mond & Co., (Japan), Ld.—

Yokohama Specie Bank—5, Kitahama Ad: Konoike Building, Imabashi; Cable

5-chome, Higashi-ku; P.O. Box 13 Crescent

(Central); Cable Ad : Shokin Burke & Baker, Manufacturers’ Sales:

Representatives—6, Osaka Chochikn

Beaute Company — 19, Ryuzoji-machi, Building, Dojima Kami, l-chome,

Higashi-ku; Teleph. Higashi 20487; Kita-ku; P.O. Box 188; Teleph.

Kita 7909; Cable Ad: Jasburke

Cable Ad: Beaute G.

B. T.H. Jones

Baker

Becker & Co.—Oye Building, 9, Kinu-

kasa-cho, Kita-ku; Telephs. 1215 & Burnett, R. H.—Ohye Building, Ki-

3195 (Kita-ku); P.O. Box 87 (Cen- nugasa-cho ; P.O. Box 161 (Central) g

tral) ; Cable Ad: Becker Cable Ad : Cabronada

K. A. Buesing

A. Liessfeldt Chantani & Co., Inc., T., Manufac-

H. B. Wetzel turers and Exporters of Imitation

Pearl Necklaces, Beads, Tooth

Belgian Consulate (tee Consulates) Brushes, etc. — 1, Higashishimizu-

machi; P.O. Box Semba 47; Te-

lephs. Minami 3860, 4790 and 5155;

Bishop Poole Girl’s School—Tsuru- Cable Ad: Wnecklet

hashi Katsuyamadori, 5-chome, China Export, Import and Bank Co.

Church Missionary Society- — Koiiike Building, 21, Imabashi, 3-

Miss K. Tristram, b.a. chome, Higashi-ku; Teleph. 4548

Miss A. S. Williams, b.sc. (Hon.); Cable iAd : Lemjus

Miss E. M. Baker

Gocima Trading Co., iSMpchandlers-—

Blackmar, M. E.—619, Osaka Build- 46, Sanjo-dori; Teleph. Nishi 2305

ing ; Cihle ' Ad : Dougexport Cable Ad: Goodluck

OSAKA

COLTTMETA QOMPTOIK MeTALLURGIQUE— Dewette & Co., Manufacturers’

Komuia Buildi ag, iKoraibashi; Agents—401, Teikoku Building, 1-

Cable Ad: Columeta chome, Nishi-ku; Cable Ad: Louis-

wette

CONSULATE'S Dodge & Seymour, (Ltd., Manufac-

Argentine—1, Soze-cho turers’ Representatives — Taiheiyo

Building, Yedobori, Kami-dori, 2-

chome; Teleph. Tosabori 7002; Cable-

Belgium—&1, Junkeimachi, 2-chome Ad : Dands

Consul—K. Inabata. Beveridge Brewster, manager

Bolivia—52, Junkei-cho, 2-chome iDoitsu Seiko Kabushiki Kaisha—

Consul—K. Inabata 1001/602, (Daido Seimei Building,

Czechoslovakia — Kitahama Nomura Tosabori, Nishi-ku; Telephs. 1482

Building; Cable Ad: Zamini and 3385 (Tosabori); Cable Ad:

Unionsteel

Denmark—Taihei Building, Umeda- G. Helmdach, sign® per pro.

Shinmichi, Kita-ku; Teletph. 2400 R. Simons, dipl. ing.

(Kita); P.O. Box Central 153

Acting Consul—R. W. Pearce Douglas Fir Exploitation & Export

Co., American Lumber—619, Osaka

Great Britain—Osaka Building, 1, Building, Soze-cho, (Nakanoshima

Soze-cho, Kita-ku: Teleph. 80 (To-

sabori)

Consul General—Oswald White, Eastern Trading Co.—Mansei Shin-

C.M.G. taku Building, Ima’bashi; Cable

Pro. Consul—A. W. It. Taylor Ad : Orientamer

Vice-Consul—M. E. Dening, m.b.e.

Writer—S. Nakanishi Ekman Foreign Agencies, Ltd., The—

Germany—803, Osaka Building; 1, 29, Nakanoshima, 5-chpme, Kita-ku;

Teleph. 48 (Tosabori).; P.O. Box

Soze-cho, Kita-ku; Teleph.

960; Cable Ad : Consngerma Tosabori 65; Cable Ad: Ekmans

Nils Ericson, manager

Poland—51, Junkei-machi, 2-chome Enderlein, R., Import-Export, Iron

Consul—K. Inabata

and Steel—824 iDaido .Seimei Build-

Portugal—1, Doshu-machi ing, Tosaboridori; (Zable Ad ■; En-

Vice-Consul—Tomokichi Fujisawa derlein

Boumania—51, Junkie-machi, 2-chome Esdale, E. W.—39, Imabashi; Higa-

Consul—K. Inabata shi-ku

iSiam—43, iDaini-cho, Nishiyodogawa- Fischer, Ernst — 30, Shimono-cho,

ku Tenmoji-ku; Cable Ad : Fischer

Turkey—30, Junkei-machi Frazar & Co.—Osaka Building (6th

floor); 1, Soze-cho, Kita-ku; Telephs.

Curmally & Co., Importers of Indian 6800 and 6801 (Tosabori); P.O. Box

Products. Exporters of Glass, Por- 40 (Central); Cable Ad : Drumfraz-

celain, Piece Goods, Hosiery, etc.— co

36, Kawaguchi-cho, Nishi-ku; Cable J. F. Drummond

Ad: Curmally K. Lindskog

A. C. Gower

Danish Consulate (see Consulates) Miss A. Staukanoff

310, OSAKA

Gadelius & Qq., Ltd, Importers qf, Great Northern and Eastern Exten-

Swedish MateTials and Manufac- sion Telegraph Companies—Korai-

bashi Nomura Building 9, Korai-

tured Goods—Gosho Building; Na- bashi, 2-chome, Higashi-ku; Telephs.

kanoshima, Kita-ku; Teleph. Honik- Honkyoku (4)' 5226-9; 0227, 1060;

yoku 4562; Cable Ad: Goticus

K. Gadelius, president (Stock- | Cable Ad: Nordiske

I. Utsuki

holm) M. Akamine,

Efobe Jonn, managing director

Erik Brauns, m.e., director

Y. Bagge, e.e. Green & Son Ltd., .E. — 514, (Dojima

G. iLonnegren, m.e. Building, Kita-ku; TeJephs. 5890-

F. Wallden, m.e. 5899 (Kita); Cable Ad : Economiser

Greenhill,

Gartner & Co., Machinery Importers Umeda Shinnubhi, KatO & Co.—Taihei Bldg.,

—414, Gosho Building, Nakanoshi- Ad : Hillkatqh Kita-ku; Cable

ma, 2-chome; Teleph. 5067 (Honkyo-

ku) ; Cable Ad : Gegartto

Guzdar & Co. —11, Tosabori-dori,

General Motors Acceptance Corpora- Nishi-ku; P.O. Box 58 (Central);

tion—1-chome Tsurumacfii, Minato- Ckble Ad : Elecassesso

ku; Teleph. Sakuragawa 4915;

Cable Ad : Genmotac; P.O. Box 151 Hansen & Oq., A. H.—Taihei Build-

ing, Umeda Shinmichi; P.O. Box 153

W. P. Ewell, mainager

A. C. Erikson, assi&t. manager Harley-Davidson Motor Cycles Sales

Co., of Japan—71, Kamifukushima

General Motors Japan, Ltd. — 1- Minami, 1-chome, Konohana-ku

chome, Tsurumachi Minato-ku : P.O.

Box 151; Teleph. 4915 (Sakuraga- Heacock, H.E.—Itachibori Building,

wa) ; Cable Ad: Autoxosaka Itachibori, Kitadori; Cable Ad:

R.H. A.A.May, managing

Quade, assist,director

to mang. Amwatches

director

N. Kato, assist, to mang. dir. Healing & Co., iLtd., L. J., Agents for

Prominent Firms in Europe and

W. T. Lutz, treasurer America—1, Imabashi, Nichome, Hi-

H. E. Beatty, assist, to trea- gashi-ku ; Telephs. 1093 and 1094

surer (L.0. , Honkyoku) Cable Ad : Heal-

V. C. Genn, Chevrolet sales ing

manager K. Yamazaki, manager

J. M. Brown, sales manager M. iStrauss

R. G. Jones, production mgr.

I. Mayeda, assist. do. HeinzE, Dr. Erich—19, Imabashi;

F. T. Haertle, chief inspector P.O. Box .10 (Central) E.Cable Ad:

K. Sudzuki, supply manager Heikodor

J.M. M.Hamamoto,

Foss, partsassist,

managerservice Herbert, Ltd., Alfred^ Machine Tool

manager Makers and Importers—28, Higashi-

J. N. Bird,' advertising mgr.

D. M. Corcoran, manager Tokyo Umedacho, Kita-ku; Telephs. 1172 &

7918 (Kita); Cable Ad: Hexagon

Zone H. A. Fitzpatrick, manager

Gestetner Duplicators, Iida & Co. W. A. Barclay, sub-do.

(Takashimaya), Concessionaires for J. Davies, accountant

Japan and Korea K. Ishikawa, sales manager

Hodgkinson & Co., Importers of Tex-

Gordon & Gotch, Ltd., Export and tile Machinery—12, Itachibori Kita-

Import—19, Nichome Nakanoshima, dori, 5-chome, Nishi-ku; Cable Ad:

Hodgkinson

Kitaku; Cable Ad : Gordon

OSAKA 311

Holdsworth, J., Manufacturers’ Re- Kieboom, A. van den, Belgian Manu-

presentative

koku Building, and9 Exporter—405, Tei- facturers’ and Importers’ Represen-

Imabashi, 1-cnome,

Higashi-ku; Cable Ad : Holdsloom tative—10,

Nishi-ku; P.O. Tosabori-dori, 3-chome,

Box 17 (Kawagu-

chi) ; Cable Ad: Kieboom

Holmes, G. G.—35, Kyomach-bori;

Cable Ad: €k»rholines Kjellbergs Sucessors, (Ltd.—Kata-

kura Building, Kitahama, Higashi-

Holstein & Co.—50, Edobori Minami- ku; Telephs. 3520-2 (Hon.); P.O.

Box 70 (Central); Cable Ad: Kjell-

dori : Cable Ad : Holstein bergs and iSkefko >.

Horne Co^ Ltd., Importers of Ameri- Kodak Japan Ltd.—2, Minamhorie-

can Machinery, Tools and Construc- dori, Nishi-ku; Cable Ad: Kodak

tion Materials—14, 5-chome, Imaba-

shi, Higashiku; Telephs. 3275-6

(Honikyoku); Cable Ad: Horne Koerting & Co., Importers—Daido

Y. Chadani, managing director Seimei Building, 1, Tosabori, 1-

Y. Nishikawa, do. chome,. Nishi-ku; Cable Ad: Koer-

ting. .'

Hunter & Co., E. H. (Hanta-Shoten) Korkhau & Co., D. H—1, Honden

—12, Kawaguebi-cho; Telephs. 32§, Sanban-cho; Cable Ad: Korkhau

326, 1609 and 1064 (N.isbi)

32 (Central)Cable Ad: :Hunter

P.O. Box

R. Hunter, manager Koyei Kabushiki Kaisha (Sole Agents

W. S. Moss, signs per pro. ((Lon- for Schimmel & Co., Miltitz, Ger-

don) ' many), Importers, Exporters, and

Manufacturers of Acetic Acid—14,

Illies & Co., C., Importers—Kpnoike ku Eushimi-machi, 2-ehome, Higashi-

Building, 21, Imabashi, 1-chome, Hi- ; Cable Ad: Unionkoyei

gashi-ku Kramer, H. (Osaka, Tokyo and Nago-

International General Electric Co., yaj-^Yamaguchi Building, 55, Ka-

Inc., Distributors of General Elec- wara-machi,1901 2-chome. Higashi-ku;

tric Products, outside TJ.S.A.—Mit- i Teleph.

Cable Ad :

(L.D. Honkyoku);

Heimkramer

sui Bussan Kaisha Building, 1, H. Kramer, proprietor

Koraibashi, 2-chome; Teleph. 6353 S. Sugimori, signs per pro.

(Hon.); Cable Ad: Ingenetric

O. Suga Lewis, J. D., Exchange Broker-^10,

Mrs. E. Hickey Koraibashi, 4-chome, Higashi-ku ;

Japan Import & Export Commission Cable Ad: Forex

Co.—1, Toyosaki Nishi-dori; P.O. Leybold Shokwan, iL., Engineers and

Box 102 (Central); Cable Ad: Cele- Contractors—Nihon Kaijo Building,

brate Nishi-ku; Telephs. 1174 and 3660

Japan Steel Products Co., Ltd. (Tosabori) ; Cable Ad : Leyshokwan

S. Hiramatsu, manager

(Truscon (Steel Co. of Japan)—(Dai-

do Building, Tosabori-dori; Teleph. iLiebermann Waelchli & Co., Im-

Tosabori 44-1776 porters and Exporters—Kitahama

Nomura Building, Kitahama, 1-

Japan Tourist Bureau—Azuchi-machi, chome; Telephs 4434-6 (Honkyoku);

P.O. Box 29, Eligashi; Cable Ad:

Higashi-ku Waelchli

Java-China-Japan-Lijn—35, Kawagui- J. Waelchli

chi-cho, Nishi-ku H. Muller.'

W. Schetelig

Jensen & Co.—5137, Suita-cho, Osaka- H. Poulsen j W. Tribelhorn

fu E. Stutz I Miss N. Wegelin

.312 OSAKA

MacDonald, R. L.—iDaido Building, Mielentz, Alfred, Representing Bol-

Tosabori len-hagen & Co., Hamburg (Ger-

many)—[Daido Building, Tosabori-

Macktnnon, Mackenzie & Cb. (Japan), codori, Nishiku; (.'able Ad: Yarnbol-

iLtd.—Mitsubishi Building, 4, Ta-

mac-cho, 2-chome; Teleph. 7336 (To-

sabori); Gable Ad: Mackintnons Molta Goshi Kaisha-—15, Kita Kyu-

G. E. Fox taro-machi; Higashi-ku; Teleph.

Agents for Semba 2416; P.O. Box 46 (Semba);

Peninsular & Oidefital Steam Cable Ad : Motta. Gpshikaisha

Nav. Co.

British-Indian Steam Nav. Co. Morgan ite Carbon K.K*—36/37, Urae

Aipcar iLines Kita 5-chome; . Nishiyodogawa-ku;

Eastern and Australian iS.S. Co. Cable Ad: Morganith

Mannesmannroehren-Werke, Dvessel-

dorf—Japan Office: Asahi Build- Morimura-Lufrie Goshi Kaisha, Ma-

ing^ N akanoshima, 3 chome, Kita-

ku; Telephs. Hon.kyoku 4500, 5470 nufacturers of Brushes and Bristles

—6, F udegasaki-dho, Tennoj i-ku;

and 5540; P.O. Box 160; Cable Ad: Cable Ad : Molufrie

Manpasmann

A. StempfJo. dip], ing. AIuller, Phipps & Sellers, Ltd., Ma-

Mansson Shokai, Gosri Kaisha, Tm- nufacturers’ Representatives—Gosho

pbrt^rs of Swedish Steel & Iron— Building, Njukanoshima, 2-chome;

645, Osaka Building, Soze-cho, Kita- Teleph. 2486 (Hpn.); P.O. Box 63

(Central); Cable Ad : (Sellers

ku • Cable Ad : Simplex H. A. Sellers, managing director

Manufacturers’ Life Insurance Co.

of Canada, Life Insurance — Osaka New Zealand Insijeance Co.—35, Ko-

Building, Kita-ku raibashi, Higashi ku; Teleph. Honk-

yoku 5302

Maxwell Insurance Office—Taihei

Building, Umeda Shin-michi Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd.—Kansai

McFadden & Bro.’s Agency, Geo. H. 4-ehonie Shintaku Building, 26, Kitahama,

(Agents for Geo. H. McFadden & ; Telephs. 5071 to 5075: P.O.

Bro.. Raw Cotton Merchants, Phi- BoxJ. Rutz, 77; Gable Ad: Niehizuieo

pfesident

ladelphia)—405, Gosho Building, 25,

Nakanoshima, 2-chome; P.O. Box 55

(Central); Cable Ad: Macfadden Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.—8, Kawaguchi-

cho, Nishiku; Tejeiphs. 2755 and 4124

Meisei Gakko—16, Esashi-machi, Hi- (Nishi)

gashi-ku T. Wakabayashi

J. Koehl, director Landrng Agents for

J. Garcia Butterfield & Swire

J. Grote •Dollar Steamship Line,

C. Coutret American Mail Line.

E. Lehmann | A. Ulrich Hale & ’Co.. Ld- -

Merecki, H.—Awajimachi Building, Cornes andf Co.

3-chome, Awaji-machi, Higashiku; Jardine, Matheson & Co.

Teleph. 3329 (Honkyoku); Cable C. Holstein & Co,

A d : Ikcerem Nippon Corn Products Co., Ltd.—

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Co., Ltd., Dis- Asahi : Building,

Cable Ad : Nakanoshima,

Cornstarch 3-

tributors of Motion Pictures—28, chome R. S. K. Irvin, managing director

Higashi-Umeda-cho; P.O. Box 107 J. W. Scott,-treasurer

(Central); Cable Admanager

E. F. Johansen, : Metrofilms E. J. Guetta, sales manager

OSAKA 313

Oehmichen, E. M.

Exporters—Oye Building, Kinuga- Daido-Seimei Building, Tosabori-

dori, 1-chome, Nishi-ku; Teleiph.

sa-cho, Kita-ku; Cable Ad: Oehmi- 4338 (Tosahori); Cable Ad : Reif

ehen P. N. Drake

Omi Sales Co., Ltd.—iDaido Seimei Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.—

Building, Tosahori; Cable Ad: Asahi Building, 3, Nakanoshima;

Osaco P.O. Box ‘Central 168; Cable Ad:

W. M. Yories, director Petrosam

Osaka Mainichi (Daily Newspaper) Rothacker, Oscar, Booksellers—1,

—Dojifna, Kita-ku; P.O. Box 46 Soze-cho; Cable Ad : Rothacbuch

Otto Schaeffer, manager

Otis Elevator Co.—1, Koraibashi; Roumanian Consulate (see Consulates}-

Cable Ad : Lyndentree

Overseas Motor Service Corporation Sabroe Co. of Japan, Ltd., The—Tai-

—11, Kawaguiehi-cbo, Nishi-ku ; Te- hei Building, Umeda-Shinmichi, Ki-

ta-ku; Teleph. 2400 (Kita); P.O.

leph. Nishi 4894 Box 153 (Central); Cable Ad: Ni-

honsabro

A. H. Hansen, managing director

Paramount Films, Ltd.—Osaka Bldg., Y. Kojima, ch. eng. director

1, Soze-cho; Cable.Ad: Paramount S. v. *dos Remcdios, auditor

Patell, R. J., Successor to B. P. S. Kawaji

M. Mori | S. Akaza

Sweeny & Co.—1, Soze-cho; Cable

Ad : Bendix Sale & Co., Ltd.—Dai-ichi Building,.

Pearce & Co.—Osawa Building, Awa- 35, Koraibashi. 4-chome, Higashi-

ku; Teleph. 5302 (Honkyoku)

jimachi, Higashi-ku P. H. Green., manager

Poldi Steel Works, Manufacturers of Sam man & ‘Co. of Japan, Paul E.,

Special Tool Steels, Forgings, Cast- Manufacturers’ Agents — Kanda

ings, etc.—7/2, Saiwaicho-dori, 2- Building Imabashi, 2-chome,. Higa-

chome, Nishi-ku; Cable Ad: Poldi- shi-ku; Cable Ad : Pesam

steel

Schmidt Shoten, Importer© of. Opti-

Polish Consulate (see Consulates) cal,. Goods—13, Xakanosbima Ni-

chome; Kita-ku; Telejph. 2^34 Honk-

yoku ; Cable ■ Ad : Leica

Portugese Consulate

(See Consulates) Schmitz & Co., P. (Engineering

Office), Agents for Demag A.-G.,

Quaker Oats Co., The—Nankai ,Sara- Duisburg, Germany—Nippon Kaijo

Building, lEdobori-Kamidori Nishi-

shiko Building, 55, 1-chome, Kyoma- ku: Cable Ads: Humboldt

chibori-dori, Nishiku demag

F. Miedbrodt, representative P. Schmitz

Heinz van der Laan, signs per

Ratjen, Rud. (Osaka and Tokyo)^l27, pro.

J uso, Higashino-choj 1-chome; Te-

leph. 7081 (Kita); Cable Ad: Rat- SCHOELLER—BLECKMANN PHOENIX SEI-

sam KO G. K.—48, Itachibori Minami-

Rud. Ratjen

O. Ratj en dpri 2-chome, Nishiku; Cable Ad:

Stalphonix

G. Walckhoff C. Wachner, manager

314 OSAKA

Seito&Co., Exporters and Importers Sun Insurance Office, Ltd.—804, Osa-

Oye Building; Teleph. 1215 «(Kita);

iCable Ad. Gotschi. Codes: A.BIC. ka Building, 1, Sozecho, Kitaku;

Teletph. 257 (Tosabori); P.O. Box 17

5th edn., Bentley’s and Private (Central) ; Cable Ad : Sunfire

-1 gencies

“Norge” Flashlights, Bulbs and ; W.(Tokyo) R. Bull, manager for Japan

, i “Star”

Cftlls Wire Nettings S. Tamura, Osaka branch mgr.

Cotton Piece Goods, . Electric Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

Accessories, Metals, etc. : Kansai Branch Office: Asahi Build-

ing, Nakanoshima, San-chome Kita-

Shah & C©., G. M.—3, Edobori, Ka- ku, Osaka; Telephs. 4500, S'flO and

5540 (Honkyoku); Cable Ad: Sun-

midori, Nishi-ku; Cable Ad : Gopal beam

'Siamese Consulate (see Consulates) r, W. Araki, manager

E. B. Cahusac, branch secretary

Siber, Hegner & Co.—Konoike-Build- Tetens, A. P., Engineering Contrac-

tor—415, iDaido Building, Tosabori;

ing, 3'Chome, 21, Imabashi, Higa- JNishi-ku; Cable Ad: Tetens

shi-ku; Felephs. 238, £116

(ITonkyoku); P.O. Box 19 (Cen- and 2808

tral); Cable Ad: Siheco Teubner, Hermann—Yutaka Build-

Dr. JR. Stunzi, partner ing, Utsubo Minami-dori; Cable

Dr. JR. F. Edelihann Ad : Toibuna

R. Schaefer j C. A. Seiler

Texas Co. (New York), Oil Products

SlEMENS-SCHUCKERT IDeNKI K. K.— —Taihei Building

Daido

Siemens Seimei Building; Cable Ad:

Tomeye Trading Co., Manufacturers,

Importers and Exporters—Shijimi-

Singer Sewing Machine. Co., Japan bashi Building, Dojima Kita-ku;

Manufacturers Agency—Room 605- Cable Ad : Leon

607, Osaka Building, Soze-cho, Na-

kanoshima; Cable Ad : Regnis Toyo Babcock K. K. (Successors to

J. L. Asselin, agent Babcock & Wilcox, JLtd.), Water-

T. Makin, accountant tube Boilers and Power House

A. Flores Plant—47, Kitahama,-cho, 3-chome,

Higashi-ku; Teleph. 1722 (Honkyo-

Society of Chemical Industry in ku)F. G. Molloy, branch manager

Basle (Basle, Switzerland)—Yama- K. Sudzuki

guchi Building. 55, Kawara machi,

2-chome, Higashi-ku; Teleph. 951 U.S.S.R. Trade Representation in

(Honkyoku); Cable Ad : Baselosa

JR. H. Dick, representative for Japan—18, Edobori-Kamidori, 1-

chome, Nishiku; Cable Ad: “Vnesh-

J ap an torg

Socony-Vacuum Corpoorati on—Osaka Vacuum Oil Co. (see Spoony Vacuum

Building, 1, Soze-cho; Cable Ad: Corporation

Socony and Vaciium

S. V. Davies Victor Talking Machine Co. of Ja-

W. S. Way pan, Ltd. — 34, Minamihon-machi,

G. W. Behrman Higashi-ku; Teleph. Semba (83)

H. E. Rittenhouse 3712

Mrs. Adams

Miss Kurozumi Volkart Brothers’ Agency—Kansai

S. U. & Co.—54, Sanjo-dori; Cable 4-chome, Shintaku Building, 26, Kitahama,

Ad: Sucobrach Higashi-ku; JP.O. Box 37;

Cable Ad: Volkart

OSAKA—KYOTO 315-

Yories & Co., W. M., Architects— 1-chome, Nishiku; Teleph. 437,,

Daido Seimei Building, 1, Tosabori, 7950-5; Cable Ad: Weitzel, Kyoma-

1-chomieNishi-ku: Cable Ad: chi-bori

Vories Agency.—

Welansky and Goldberg, Sewing

Warner Bros. First INational Pic- Machine Co. of New York

tures (Japan) Inc.—Dojima Build-

ing, Kita-ku; Teleph. 5890; Cable Weiss, Franz—Shima Building, 101

Ad: Warnaeiga Koraibashi, Hjgashi-ku; Cable Ad:

F rawei

Weinberger & Oo., C., Import Mer-

chants—Kand'a Building, 19, Ima- WiEmina Jo Gakko, American Pres-

bashi, 2-chome 19, Teleph. 4730 byterian Mission Girls’ School—

(Honkyoku); P.O. Box 157 (Cen- Tamatsukuri, Niyemom-cho, Higa-

tral) ; Cable Ad: Weinberger shi-ku

Miss Helen Palmer

Weitzel, J., Exporters and Import- Miss Grace Hereford

ers, Sewing Machines, Parts and Miss S. M. Ricker

Accessories.—(Kyomachihori Build- Mrs. R. P. Gorbold

ing, 33, Kyomachi-bori, Kami-dori Mrs. J. E. Hail,

KYOTO

Kyoto from A.lD. 794 to 1868 was the capital of Japan. Its sacred and

classic associations as well as the picturesque character of the surrounding

country combine to invest the city with an interest attaching to no other place

in Japan. Kyoto has excellent hotel accommodation for foreign tourists. The

city lies practically in the centre of Japan in the main line of railway, and

is reached from Kobe in less than two hours. The .population, according to

a recent census of Greater Kyoto is 952,397.

The first Biwm 'Canal completed in 1895 was . designed for the .passage of

goods and passengers and to supply water power, the second canal constructed

at a cost of Y.4,477,8055. supplies water for drinking, for the fire brigade, and

for purposes of hydro-electricity, etc- The municipal street tramway service

begun in 1908 now extends for 110.0561 kilometres.

DIRECTORY of FOREIGN FIRMS

American Church Mission—Karasu- Miss

marudori; Teleph. 2372 (Nishi-jin); Miss AE. G.

L. (Denton (U.S.A.)

Foote (Kyoto) j

Cable Ad:

Rt. Rev. Amchumiss

iS. H.Jackson

Nichols,(Yokkaichi)

d.d. Miss M. C. Cannell (U.S.A.)

Rev. R. H. Miss C. J. Neely (Kyoto) -

Rev. and Mrs. H. R. Shaw (To- Mrs. J. M. Oglesby (Kyoto)

yama)and Mrs. J. K. Morris Miss H. Skills

Miss A. S. van Kirk (ptaka)

Rev.

(Kyoto) Miss H. 11, Williahs ■(Kyoto)

Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Chapman Miss M. Hester (Nara)

(Kyoto) Miss C. R, Powell; (Fukui)

Rev. and Mrs. J. Hubard Lloyd /Miss M. R. Paine (Obama)

(Wakayama) Miss H. J. iDisbrpw (Kyoto)

Dr. (Mib.) and Mrs. Frank Jones Miss iL. E. Dickson (Nara)

(Osaka) . Miss l\iun

Rev. and Mrs. P. A. Smith (Hi- Miss T. JobTlfiop. (Kyoto)

kone) Miss >Gi. Sumners (Kyoto)

3:16 KYOTO—KOBE

American Trading Co. of Japan— ! Sagues, Busquets, F., Eixporter&—1,

—Yanagibaba Nishi-if u, Shoji-dori | Schichijo Omiya Wake-cbo; P.O.

Box 8 (Gojo)j Cable Ad: Sagues

Crapes En Ota—Shichijo, Omiya;

Cable Ad;: ; Clapcs Singer Sewing Machine Co.—Yana-

Japan Mission Presbyterian Church ginoibaba, Shijo

in the U.S.A., The—13, Noda, Ya- Toshio Inouye & Co.—383-384, Buk-

maguicshi <3ity koji Takakura; Cable Ad: Toshio

Miss E. A. Wells, ’ secretary

Japan Tourist Bureau—c/o Kyoto Vories &. Co., W. M.—Cable Ad:

Station; Teleph. Shimo 8480 I Yories

KOBE

Kobe waa until 1892 the foreign port of the adjoining town of Hyogo and:

•was opened to foreign trade in 1868, but in 1889 the two towns were incor-

porated under the title of Kobe City, when the City Municipal Law was put

into force. The reclamation of the bed of the Minatogawa River in 1910 and

the extension of the tramwayj service Lave resulted in the disappearance of

the old boundary line between Kobe and Hyogo. Hyogo, therefore, is now

merely one of the administrative sections of Kobe. The port is finely situated

on the Idzumi-nada, at the gate of the farfamed Inland Sea. Water supply,

electric lighting and urban tramways are all municipal undertakings, while

the reconstruction of the harbour'is a state undertaking to which the city has

been obliged to contribute about Y.3,000,000. The harbour is good and affords

safe anchorage for vessels of almost any size, but to extend the facilities for

loading and discharging an extensive scheme of harbour, improvement was

•begun in 1907. The harbour now has’four large piers, with quays on each side,

plus several smaller but quite important privately owned quays or wharves,

connected by rail with the main line Tokyo—Shimonoseki. An ambitious

scheme to reclaim a big stretch of water front is now in progress and upon

its completion the harbour will have capacity for 15 more steamers of large

size. The Kawasaki iShipbuilding Yard situated at Hyogo is one of the

largest in Japan. The Mitsubishi Co., also, have a dockyard at the Western

extremity of the port. The town faces the land-locked water covered with

white sails, while behind, at a distance of about a mile, rises a range of pic-

turesque and lofty hills, some of which attain an altitude of about 3,000 feet,

and the steep sides of which are partly covered with pines. On one of these

hills, Rokkosan, are a number of foreign and Japanese residences, the place

having become a favourite summer resort. Two motor roads have been built

to Rokkosan, and an aeiial ropeway and a cablecar line are also in. opera-

tion. A modern hotel offers good accommodation. The summit of this hill

has

pathsbeenmaking

well-prepared

walking for the hills

on the purposeeasyof and

a resort, several Among

enjoyable. miles oftheexcellent

attrac-

tions of Rokkosan are excellent golf links. Kobe stretches for some five

miles along the strip of land betweien the hills and the water, and is rapidly

extending westward along the coast and eastward in the direction of Osaka,

which is connected with Kobe by rail and three electric tramways, as well

;as by a well-constructed new, broad motor-road. Within the last few years

the Japanese have bought many of the lots in the former Foreign Settlement

and erected large offices of five or six stories, which have' greatly improved

the city. Kobe has three main stations—(Sannomiya, Kobe, Hyoko), of which

Kobe is the1 most important for Japanese and Sannomiya for foreigners—but

all are in the main through line Tokyo:—Shimonoseki. There are several

(Clubs'— the Kobe Club (including members of all nationalities), the Masonic

(KOBE 317

•Olubj the India-4)lub, the Club Concordia' (German), and the Kobe Begatta

and Athletic’Cmb ^infernational). AC Mirume the K.R.A.C. have a fine

.boathouse,':‘tfermis-'’ courts attd a large new swimming-pool. There is an Eng-

lish Church, All Saints, a Union Church (Protestant) and a French Roman

Catholic church, also a number of Japanese churches of various denomina-

tions. Kobe possesses two good foreign hotels, the Tor, on the hill, and the

Oriental, oni the Bund.

The population of the city Kobe is given as 828,589 (end of 1931).

The Temple of Nofukuji, which possesses a large Bronze Budda, is situ-

ated in the old town of Hyogo, and is worth a visit; and there is a monument

to the Japanese hero Kiyomori, erected in 1286, in a grove of trees in the

vicinity of the temple, which claims some attention from its historic asso-

ciations. The bed of the old river Minatogawa was reclaimed in 1910. The

upper part of the reclaimed area is now known as Minatogawa Park, where

there is a City Hall, behind which is a large market. The lower part of the

river-bed is a centre for public entertainments, such as theatres, cinemato-

graphs, etc. The shrine dedicated to Kusunoki Masashige, who fell on this

spot in 1336 during the unsuccessful wmrs for the restoration of the Mikado’s

power, stands between Kobe Station and the Okurayama Park, Where there

is also* a large City Library. In the park stands a bronze statue of the late

Prince Ito, who was one of the most influential and powerful statesmen of

Japan in the Meiji period.

Kobe’stended

naturally excellent railway trade

to centralise communications,

at this port,both north

though and south,

in recent have

years there

has been a distinct tendency for foreign firms to migrate to Osaka across the

bay.

DIRECTORY of FOREIGN FIRMS

Aall & Co., Ltd., Steamships Agents Ahmed Abdul Karim Bros., Exporters

and Brokers— 16, Harima-machi, —407, Isobe-dori, 4-chome; P.O. Box

Kobe-ku; P.O. Box 282; Cable Ad : 6 ; Cable Ad : Alkamar

Aall

Ahmed Ebrahim Bros., Exporters of

A.B.O. Shtpptnt: Guide—65, Naniwa- Hosiery, Towels and Sundries—99,

machi; P.O. Box 91 Isobe-dori, 2-chome; P.O. Box 195,;

O. S. Coy, manager Cable Ad : Ahmedebram

Abraham & Co., Ltd., L. D., Import Ahrens & Co., Nachf., H. (Gomei

and Export Merchants—50, Harima- Kaisha) — Meikai Building (2nd

machi ; P.O. Box 85 (Sannomiya); floor), 32, Akashi-machi; Telephs-

Cable Ad: Abraham

Directors—C. A. Aslet, B. Abra- 366,

30

598 and 920 (iSann.); P.O. Box

(Sannomiya); Cable Ad : Ahrens,

ham (London), J. Abraham, H. Nitrammon, (Nordlloyd

Mita and J. Hara H. Bosch, acting partner (Tokyo)

G. R. iSchmidt, signs per pro.

Acme Code Company, Publishers II. Steenbuck

Acme Code Commodity & Phrase H. Vogel

Representatives: Carroll Bros., & AgentsG. Broetje

Co., 12, Kaigan-dori for

Stickstoff-Syndikat G.m.b.H., Ber-

Adet, Moss & Co., Wholesale Wine lin. Fertilisers

and Spirit Merchants—8, Kaigan- Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen.

dori; Teleph. San. 2422; P.O. Box Passenger and Freight Line

390; Cable Ad: Mossycamp

C. H Moss I K. Yamamoto American Association (See Associa-

J. Masson | M. Kajigaya tions A Clubs)

318 KOBE

Amberg & £Jo., Geo., General Mer- Arratoon C. M., Exporter and Im-

chants—49, Harima-machi; Cable porter^SQ, Kyo-macbi; P.O. Box

Ad : Amberg 231; Cable Ad : Arratoon

American Consulate (See Consulates)

ASSOCIATIONS AND CLUBS

American Gulf Orient Line All Saints’ Church Association—

L. Everett, agents 53, Nakayamate-dori, 3-ohome

American Mail Line—7, Kaigan-dori: American Association (Kobe)—122^

TelepLs. 264, 997, 1558 and 1595 Higashi-machi

(Sannpmiya); P.O. Box 308; Cable President—A. P. Brown

Ad : Dollar Hon. Secretary—H. P. iDonovan

E. L. Matteson,, general agent

B.c: R.H. Chamberlain

Blaxill American Baptist Foreign Mission

Society—39, Kitario-cho, 2-chome;

V. Harrold, ir. Teleph. 2723 (Fukiai); Cable Ad r

American Trading Co. of Japan, Led., Baptisma

Importers, Exporters, Engineers, Rev. R. Austin Thomson, D.D.r

and Insurance—99, Kita-machi; Te- f.r.g.s. (Mission Treasurer &

lephs. 482 to 485 and 3997 (Sanno- Legal Representative in Ja-

miya, L.lD.); P.O. Box 17 (Sanmo- pan)

miya) ; Cable Ad • Amtraco ; Codes : Mrs. R. Austin; Thomson

A.B.C. 5th., A.B.C. 5th imp.,

Western Union 5-letter edn., Scho- British Association of Japan (Kobe

Branch)—P.O.

field’s Eclectic, Bentley’s and Acme

J. Wirt Smith, president Chairman—E.Box W. 374

James(Sann.)

O. C. Seyfarth, treasurer Yice-do. —F. A. Wells

H. Hall, manager (Kobe Office) Committee-r-L. J. Nugusu, H. S.

C. Y. Baldwin, chief‘ accountant Gbodwyn-Isitt, o.b.e., G. A.

B. Roberts, accountant Morton, C. H. Owen and E.

A. Schenten, imports L. Hope W. Curtis

iSfcretary—A..

E. Obata, engineer

Paris Hiatt, (Ingersol-Rand)

National Cash Registers — Moto- British and Foreign Bible Society

machi, 1-chome; Teleph. 699 (iSan- and National Bible Society of

nomiya) Scotland—95, Yedo.-machi; Te-

leph. Sanno'miya 2725'.; Cable Ad :

Amico Shokai, Exporters Importers Testaments ^

and General Merchants—46, Hari- Secretary—G. H. Ninall

ma-machi : Telephs. 2807, 2268, 2269

(Fukiaij; P.O. Box 286; Cable Ad :

Amicold;. Cbdes used: A.B.C.: 5th Chambhe de Commerce

Japan—9./170, Franq.aise fpir

Sa.nnqmiya-oho

arid 6th’ '(5 letters). Western Union

Bentley’s i and Amico Private Club.' Concordia -30, Yamumoto-

G. H. Tto, manager dori, 2-chpme; Teleph. 615 (Fu-

ANtAk' i & SpNj E., Export and Iiriport kiai); P.O. Box 104

Commissibri agents—2, Kaigqn dori ; German Chamber qf Commerce—jEL.

P.O. Box 172; Cable Ad : Aritaki

Antaki & Co., Isaac—91, Kita-machi; ’’Naka-machi;

Secretary—H.P.O.Riessen

Box 88

P.O. Box 304; Cable Ad : Rikkoman Kobe Club—14, ' Kano-cho, Roku-

J. R. Antaki, manager , .,phoine;, Telephi 405 (Sannpmiya')

Arjana &■ Bros., K., Exporters of KobePresident—K. Cricket Club

Clprigh,

Silk, etc.—88, 'Sannomiya-cho, 1-

chome; P,0. Box 203; Cable Ad: Criptairt—JR. T. Hpldet

Hon. .Secretary—H. J. ID. Rooke

Arjan

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Kobe Exchange Brokers’ Associa- Astoria—346; Nakayamate-dori

tion—72,; Kj^o-ioachi; P.O. Box

224 Bagomall, K., General Exporter—93,

O'. H. Owen, secretary Isobe-dori; Cable Ad : Bagomall

Kobe Golf Club, Links and Club Ballinoall Co.—l, Sakac machi,

House at Bokkosan - Office : 65, Kobe-ku; Cable Ad : Eagle

fNaniwa-maebi. Baltic Asiatic Commercial Co., Ltd.

President—T. B. Wilson —Crescent Building, 72, Kyo-machi;

Captain- IT. T. Clarke P.O. Box 291; Cable Ad : Baltiasieo

Hon. Treasurer W. Lackie

Hon. Secretary—A. E. Kemp or Alminko

Committee—E. R. Dickover, Y. F. E. Down, managing director

Shirnada and Y. Kodera B. C. Kains

Agents for

Kobe Lawn Tennis: Club Overseas Trading Co.

President—H. S. G. Isitt General Commercial Co/, Capenha-

Hon, Secretary—S. -G. Stanford gen

Committee—Mrs. Austin, Mrs. Oriental Overseas Trading Co.,

Thorn, M, IT.. Smith and F. London

Rodriguez Siberian Co., Harbin

Wright Manufacturing

bon, Ohio, U.S.A. Co., Lis-

Kobe Masonic Club—“Corinthian

Hall,” 48, INakayamate-dori; Te- BANKS

leph. 2765 (Fukiai)

President—Kerby Clough Bank of Chosen—2, Sakae-machi, 1-

Vice.-do. —W. Butcher

1 chome ; Cable Ad : Chosenbank

Hon. Secretary- —A. J. Kentwell

Hon. Treasurer—M. Levy Bank of Japan—25, Naka-machi

Kobe and Osaka Foreign Chamber Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—45, Naka-

of Commerce—Chamber of Com- machi ; Cable Ad: Taiwangink

merce Building; Kaigan-dori Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Chairman—'E. W. Janies and China—67, Kyo-machi; Telephs.

Yice-do. —W. W. Campbell 261, 3415 and 4125 (iSannomiya);

Secretary—H. Langley P.O. Box 352 (Sannomiya); Cable

Kobe Regatta and Athletic Club— Ad:H. Keramic L. Mullins, manager

13, Kano-cho, iKobe-ku; P.O. Box H. A. MacLean, accountant

1058 Sub-accountants—

President—J. F. James W. J. Tarleton, T. S. Cockburn,

Hon. Secretary—H. Colton N. M. Greeni, A. S. Exell, A.

Secretary—P. Y. Wong M. R. Currie, A. B. Pirrie, H.

Stephen, A. Marques and V. L.

Kobe Sailing Club Machado

Hon. Secretary—N. A. Couper T. Futson, corhpradore

Kobe Stock Exchange—33, Kusuno- Dai-ichi Ginko—Sakae-machi; Cable

Ad: iDaiichigan

ki-cho

Societe Franco-Japonaise (Section IDeutsch-Asiatische Bank—26, Nani-

de Kobe)—Siege Social: 101 /2, wa-machi: Telephs. 1221 and 2728

(Sannomiya); P.O. Box 176; Cable

Yamamoto-dori, 4-chome Ad : Teutonia

H. Kummert, manager

Assomull & Co., W.—35/1, Isogami- A. Steal, pro-do.

dori, 4-chome; P.O. Box 26; Cable J. Kronert, accountant

Ad: Wassiamull H. Dietsch | E- Lindenau

320 KOBE

Fujimoto Bill Broker Bank, Ltd.— Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—26,.

iSakae-machi; Cable Ad : Fubilbank Sakaye-machi, Sanchome; Telephs.

2005 to 2011 (Sann.); Cable Ad:

Hongkong Bank- Shokin

and Shanghai Telephs.

ing Corporation—Bund: T. Nishiyama, manager

841 and 842 (iSannomiya); P.O. Box

358; Cable Ad : Hiroshima Bankoku Toryo Seizosho (Goshi

D. M. Boss, manager

G. Lypn-Mackenzie, accountant ofKaisha), Sole Manufacturers in Japan

G. tions and Paints for ”Ships—P.

the “ International Composi- O.

J. B.E. Walter

B. Tytler Box 141; Cable Ad: International

V. A. Mason F. W. Carr, manager

J.B. D.W. McClatohie

Lee

G. G. Waller | T. MpC. Dunjop Bashir & Co., S. M-, Importers and;

Exporters—Ito Building, 7, Sanno-

miya-cho; P.O. Box Sannomiya

National City Bank of New York. 1015 ; Cable Ad : Bashir

The—38, Naka-machi ; Telephs. 3530 |

to 3534 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 168 j Bastel & Co., W., Exporters of

Silk and Cotton Piece Goods, Ho-

(Sannomiya); Cable Ad : 'Citibank j siery, Shell Buttons, and all other

A. Belden, manager Japanese Manufactures and Pro-

F, M. (Satterfield, acting apct.

Sub-accountants duce ; Importers of Printers’ Sup-

J. H. Wilson, C. M. Wright, K. Tools, plies, iSerap Metals, Hardware.

Mitsunari and K. Funatani Cujtlery, Stationery, etc.—38,

Isobe dori, 2-chome; Teleph. 4720

Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, (Fukiae); Cable Ad: Bastel

N. Y. (Netherlands Trading So-

ciety)—83, Kyo-machi: Telephs. 953, Bayer, Meister-Lucius Yakuhin Go-

mei Kaisha—38, Akashi-machi; Te-

4980 and 5088 (Sannomiya) : P.O. leph. 4132 (Sannomiya, L.D.); P.O.

Box 207 (Sannomiya); Cable Ad:

Trading Box 107; Cable Ad : Pharma

M. H. Wontpiann, agent F. yorC Behring, signs per pro.

D. Allebe, accountant Hans Vogelsang

S. G. F. Fraenkel,: cashier E: O. Birkenbeil

A. de Leur G. Schumacher

J. F. A. van Weezel Errens Fr. Schirmer

C. J. iStikkel K. Biidolph

C. A. Bryan E. Hallier

F. J. de Britto ' Miss E, iKulpe

P. Gasille h W. E. Farias Bcienttjic Department '■

Akwei, compradore Dr. A. Mertens, signs per pro.

iDr. O. Bitter1, j. ’ G. A. Vorlaender

Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank Agents for

N.< V. (Netherlands India Commer- “Bayer-Mfeister Lucius” Pharma-

cial Bank)—38, Naka-machi: Te- ceutical Department, I.G. Fa-

lephs. 1781, 2111 and 2680,; Cable benindustrie A.-G., Leverkusen

Ad: Handelsbank . Gtermany)

B. H. van Ketel, manager

J. C. Beinders Folmer, account- Behna, Ms—10, Isobe-dori; P.O. Box

ant Box 116 (Sann.): Cable Ad:

M. H. Smith, sub-accountant Behna

L. Sardaigne

D. Boukens | M. Visser Beldam

Ltd.—45,Packing AgencyCable(Japan),

Naka-machi; Ad:

Sumitomo Bank, Ltd.—12-15, Sakaye- Yeepilot

machi, Itohome; Telephs. 42, 43, 44 U. Tanaka, managing director

and 4906 (Sannomiya); Cable Ad: Agency

Sumitbank Beldam Packing and Bobber Oo.r

T. Namura, manager Ld., London, E.O, 3

KOBE

Bell (Harold), Taylor, Bird & Co., Agencies

Chartered Accountants—27, Naka- Nurupi Kozan K. K.

machi,

Teleph. and!741 at (Sannomiya);

Tokyo and London;

Cable Seoul Mining Co.

Manuel Feldman Co., New York.

Ad : Auditor Matting, Rice, Straw, Rugs, etc.

Harold Bell, f.c.a. (London) ' Ayan Co., Ld.

Cyril F. Bird, f.c.a. do. Oriental Consolidated Mining

Alan Blain, a.c.a.,: do. Co., Selling Agent for Gold and

H. G. Gibb, a.o.a. do. Silver Bullion

C. F. Wevill, a.c.a. (Tokyo)

J. B. Tibbetts, a.c.a. (Kobe) Blad & McClure, Bill and Bullion

Harold S. Colls, a.c.a. (Tokyo) Brokers—72, Kyo-machi; Teleph.

P. H. Palmer, ajC.a. do. 411 and 6191 (Sannomiya); P.O.

W. F. Balden do. Box 224; Cable Ad: Blad. Branch

Office in Osaka

Ben Trading Co.--88, Sannomiya- D. S. G. Shirras, partner

cho; P.O. Box 83; Cable Ad: Ben- 1 C. H. Owen, do.

traco Boeckl & Co., E.—44, Shimoyamate

Bergmann & Co., General Exporters— dori, 2 chome ; Cable Ad : Boeckl

105, Hachiman-dori, S^chome; P.O. Bolotinsky & Co., M., Exporters of

Box 226; Cable Ad: Bergmann Cotton Hosiery, etc.—39, Akashi-

Georg Pflueger, partner machi ; Cable Ad : Bolotinsky

H. Meyn, do.

H. Wohlers, do.

G. Akino, do. Bombay Trading Co.—204, Goko-dori,

H. Streeck 3-chome; Cable Ad : Bombay-trall

T. H. Tollani, manager

Berrick & Co., Ltd., General Import Borkowsky, G.—3-4, Hamabe-dori, 4-

and Export Merchants—17, Nakaya-

mate-dori; Teleph. 2992 , (Fukiai) ; kiai); chome; Telephs. 2996 and 988 (Fu-

P.O. Box 234 (Sannomiya); Cable T.O.. Box 144; Cable Ad:

Ad: Berrick. Branches: Tokyo, Gebork

Yokohama, London, Brussels, Paris Agencies

J. Bernhard Ld., Bradford

and Vienna J. A. A. Kersten, Tilburg, Hol-

F. S. Souza, signs pter pro. land Simson & Co., Suhl

V. de Souza

J. L. de Mendonca

M. Maruyama Borisoff k. Sons, K, j M.—36, Shimo-

yaniate-dori

Bheroomaal Sons, G., Exporters Borisoff, Vladimir, Import and Ex-

—12, Isobe-dori, 3-chome; Cable Ad: port —. 36, . iShimoyamate-dori 3-

Bheroomall chome, Kobe-ku-

K. D. Moorj ani, manager

P. K. Rewachand

Bottlewalla, K. E.—63, Kumochi-

Birnic, Leonard, Steamship bashi-dori; Cable Ad : Bottlewalla

Chartering, Insurance, Coal,Agent,

Sur- British Association of Japan’ (see As-

veying, Cement,; Oils,

Coffee, Cdcoanut Graphites,

Pepper, Rice,.

Silk sociations)

and Cotton Piece Goods, etc.— British Consulate (see Consulates)

49, Harima-machi; Teleph. 1282

(Sannomiya) : P.O. Box 129; Cable Broad and S

Ad: Leonard: Codes: A.B.C. 5th and Peiiroleum Products-—7, Hari-

edn., Bentley’s Western * Unibh; :5- ma-machi; P.O. Bon 1004; Cab}et

figure code,1 Schofield and Acme Ad : Enso

Leonard Bi^ni.e. ,

11

322 KOBE

Brunner, Mend &Co. (Japan), Ltd. Cameron & Co., Ltd., A., Exporters,

Industrial Chemicals, Metals and

Fertilizers—Head Office : 72, Kyo- Importers, Insurance Agents—93,

maehi; Teleph. 1670 (Sann. 6 lines); Yedo-maehi;

1141-2-3-4

Telephs. 564, 1301-2-3,

(Sann.); P.O. Box 155

P.0. Box 86; Cable Ad: Crescent. (Sann.); Cable Ad: Cgineron

Branches: Tokyo, Moji, Osaka E. W. James, managing director

H. Y. Irwine, chairman C. L. Spence, director (London)

II. T. Holder, a.s.a.a., director & F. W. Mackie, do.

secretary J. J. Warren, do. (Montreal)

K. Robertson, director P. H. Jones, do.

W. G. Harrold, b.sc.,a.i.c., direc- T. Takata, do.

tor and chief chemist G. B. Spain

II. G. Harkbr, Tokyo manager G. W. Land

E. H Fisher (Kobe) R. J. Graciani

S. B. Duncan (Tokyo) H. K. Ramsden

T. M. Milne (Kobe) J. S. Van Doom

Distributors for Constituent and R. Suyenaga

Subsidiary Companies of Im- S. Imura

perial Chemical Industries Ltd., M. Miyasaki

including:

- — 1 Mrs. Kano

British Dyestuffs Corporation, Ld . Mrs. Sawa

Brunner, Mond & Co., !Ld.

Castner-Kellner Alkali Co., Ld. Campbell,

machi

W. W., Agent—14b, Naniwa-

Chance & Hunt, Ld.

Cassel Cyanide Co., Ld.

Nitram, Ld. Canadian Government Trade Commis-

Nobels Industries, Ld. sioner Service—Kobe Chamber of

United Alkali Co., Ld. Commerce and Industry Building,

John Marstpn, Ltd. Kaigandori; CaJble Ad : Canadian

Agents for P. Y. McLane, acting commisr.

B. Lajporte, Ld. Sodium & Hydro- Canadian Pacific Steamships,

gen Peroxide Ltd., Agents for Canadian Pacific

Brotherton & Co., Ld. Express Co.—7, Harima-machi

Corn Products Refining Co. Freight,

John and James White, Ltd.

Henry Wiggin & Co. Ld. —Teleph.Operating and Accounts

393 (Sannomiya); Cable

Joseph Crosfield & Sons, Ld. Sili- AdH.: Oitamprag

E. Hayward, agent

cate of iSoda R. M. Davison

Magadi Soda Co., Ld. W. H. Bower

Reckitt &States

United Sons,Alkali

Ld. Ultramarine

Export As- I. Nakamura

sociation IK. Kawabe

Wm. Gossage & Sons, Ld. Silicate K. Hamamoto

of Soda Yeung Ah Pong

Borax Consolidated, Ltd. Passenger Dept. — Teleph. 491

(iSannomiya); Cable Ad : Gacan-

Budge & Co.—39, Akashi-machi; CaJble pac

Ad: Budge B. Miss

G. Ryan, passenger agent

S. Fogderud

Butterfield & Swire (Japan), Ltd.— T. Yamada

103, Naka-machi; Telephs. 848 and

3396; P.O. Box 72 Sannomiya; Canadian Transport Co., Ltd—26b,

N aniwa-machi

Cable Ad: (Swire

F. A. Wells, signs per pro. Caro Trading Co., Export and Im-

J. Miki | A. L. Dawson port Merchants—98, Isobe-dori, 4-

Butler & Numa, Drs.—41, Ura-machi chome; Teleph. 3880 (Fukiai); P.O.

Box 173 (Sannomiya); CaJble Ad:

Buttinghaus

dori & Co.—176, Kitanagasa- Carotra

F. Ailion, proprietor

KOBE

Carroll Brothers & Co., Import and Clay & Co.—46a, Harima-machi; Te-

Export Merchants—12, Kaigan-

dori; P.O. Box 381 (Sannomiya); leph. 1212 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box

115; Cable Ad: Bossigran

Cable Ad : iDenroche

R. J. Carroll, partner Clifford-Wilkinson

E. C- Carroll, do.

Representing: Water Co., Ltd.—8,Tansan Mineral

iKaigan-dori;.

Acme Telephs. Sann. 1448, 1296, 593;

New Code

York Co., 93, Front Street, Branch

P.O. Box 41; Cable Ad: Tansania.

Office: Fujiya Building, 1^

Carst, W. M., Insurance agent—60, Kotohira-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo;

Ura^machi; P.O. Box 148; Calble Tel^ph. 2304 (Shilba)

Directors—John Gadsby, E. G.

Ad: Pilot Price, P. Wilkinson and F. V.

Caudrelier, Walker

Groceries—1,L., Wholesale and Retail3-

Kitanagasa-dori,

chome; P.O. Box |206; Cable Ad: Clough, Kerby, All Classes of

Worsted and Woolleni Yarns and

Caudrelier Raw Materials for Worsted and

Central Bakery & Confectionery—32, Woollen -Mills—29, Kaigan Bldg.,

Shimoyamate-dori, 2-chome, Kobe- 10, Kaigamdori; P.O. Box 392;

Teleph. 4442 (Sannomiya); Cable-

fu; Teleph. Fukiai 2-3622 Ad : Kerbycluff

Chalhoub & Co., Ltd.—105, Yedo-

machi; Teleph. 689 (Sann.); P.O. Club 'OoflcotoiA {see Associations and

Box 871; Cable Ad: Theodorene

Theodore Chalhoub, repres. dir. Clubs) ■

Rene Chalhoub, do.

iEmile Chalhoub, managing dir. Colombo Export Co.—80, Isobe-dori,.

3-chome; Teleph. 4616 (Fukiai); P.

Chanrai & Co., I. T., Exporters of O.T.Box 1017; Cable Ad: Export

Utamchand, manager

Silk and Curios—39, Isobe-dori, 2-

chome; P.O. Box 213; Cable Ad: Columbia Graphophqne Co. of Japan,

Chanrai Ltd.—9, Kano-cho, 3-chome; Cable

Chellaram Gianchand, - Exporters—38, Ad : Grafonola

Isobe-dori, 2-chome; Cable Ad:

Chellaram i Commercial Pacific Cable Co.—7,

Harima:machi; Telephs. 393 and 491

China-Japan Products Co.—104, Isofoe. (Sannomiya) . ’

dori, 4-chome; Cable Ad: Hats J. Reifsnider, special representative

T. Yamada, represeiitative

ChotirmalL & 06., K. A. J., General Comptoir Orient Export, Importers

Exjporters—308, Sannomiya-cho, 1- and Exporters—114, Hagashi-machi;

chdme; P.O. Box 1034; Cable Ad: P.

Chotirmall 3218 (Sann.); Cable Ad: Kanasako

R. iShewakram, manager A. Kahn

CHURCHES J. Lantz

All Saints’ Church (G. of E.)—53, E. A. Lambrinidis

Nakayamate'-dori, Sanchome

Chaplain—Rev. J. C. Ford, m.a. consulates

Hon. Secretary—H. E- Hawyard

Argentine—100, Yedo-machi

Kobe Union Church—34, Ikuta-cho, Opnsul-Geperal—F. Ortiz

3-chome, (Kano cho, 2-chome, Car-

stop) Belgium—38, Akashi-machi

Pastor—Rev. W. J. M. Gragg. Hon. Consul—H. Melchior

D.D.

Secretary—G. H. Yina.il,;' Bolivia—1, Mizuki-dori; Teleph.

Treasurer—J. G- Siins Minatogawa 0093

11*

324 KOBE

•Brazil—100, Yedo-machi: Cable Ad : Guatemala—10, KaiganTdori

Consbras

Vice-Consul—P. Y. de Couto Consul—Ei Bayle

Chile—Takayama Building, Sanno- Italy—27, Yamamoto-dori, 2rchome

miya-cho, 1-chome; Teleph. 998 Mexico—Shosen Building; P.O. Box

(Kukiai); Cable Ad: Conchile 801; Cable Ad : Latuf

Consul-MCarlos A. Lavandero Consul—D. Latuf

China—45, Shimoyamatedori, Ni- Netherlands—32, Akashi-machi; Te-

cbome; Teleph. 3407 (Fukiai); leph. 5360 (Sannomiya)

Cable Ad: Sinolegate Consul-General—C. S. Lechner

Consul General—T. S. (Loh Consul-Interpreter—W. H. de

Consul—K. F. Jen Roos

Assistant-Interpreter—N. A J.

Vice-Consul—S. Y. Ken

Eleve-Consul—Y. F. Lin de Voogd

Assistants—C. ,S. Sung, Y. Y.

iSun Norway—45, Naka-machi; Teleph.

Cuba—3S, Nakayamate-dori, San- 1955 (Sannomiya)

chome , Consul—T. B. Gansmoe

Consul—P. M. Dominguez Peru—116, Kitano-cho, 4-chome;

Denmark—92, Yedo-machi; Teleph. Cable Ad: Peruconsul

Consul—M. R, Iglesias

3490Consul—It.

(Sannomiya); P.O. Box 292

W. Pearce Portugal—17, Nakayamate-dori, 2-

Egypt—28, Yamamoto-dpri chome; Teleph. 2992 (Fukiai)

Consul—IDr. M. Fauzy Consul—F. X. da Silva Souza

Secretary—V. Souza

France—110, Yamamoto-dori, Ni- Spain—91, Kitano-cho, 4-chome; Te-

chome; Teleph. 4500 (Fukiai) ; leph. 4090 (Fukiai)

Cable Ad : Fransulat

Consul—A. Hauchecorne Sweden—14, Maye-machi

Germany—115, Higashi-machi; Te- Consul—H. Ouchterlony

leph. 24 (Sannomiya) ; Cable Ad : United States of America — 122,

Consugerma Higashi-machi; Teleph. 93 (Sanno-

Consul General—Dr. E. Ohrt miya); P.O. Box 82; Cable Ad:

Consul—Dr. E. Bischoff American Consul

Vice-Consul—W. Schmaltz Consul—E. R. Dickover

Chancellor—R. Krueger Do. —Howard Donovan

Secretary—K. Schaefer Do. —C. Coville

Do. —B. Schrobitz Vice Consul—Bruce Lancaster

Interpreter—M. Sasaki Do. —O. W. Rhoades

Great Britain—9, Do. —H. G. Hill

(Temporary Address: Kaigan-dori

5, Kaigan-

dori, Shosen Building, Room 712) ; Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos.—Oriental

Teleph. 91 (Sannomiya)] Cable Hotel and Toyo Building; P.O.

Ad : Britain Box Sann. 398; Cable Ad: Coupon

Consul—G. H. Phipps R. Edgar, manager

Vice-Consul—W. W. McVittie E. O. Hanscomb

Pro-Consul—J. R. Donaldson T. A. Jenkins, cashier

Shipping Clerk—J. S. Waddell W. Waggott

Writer—S. Inouye Miss F. Pepper, stenographer

G reece—110, Ito-machi; Teleph. 1825 Miss H. Daniel, do.

(Sannomiya) S. Sekine

Consul—H. C. Macnaughton K. L. Cheng

Vice-Consul—D. M. Young Y. Fukushima

KOBE 325

■Cooper & Co., Ltd., Export MeroK- Davep„ k Co., R. E., Merchants—28,

ants and Insurance) Agents—74, Sannomiya-cho, 1-chome; P.O. Box

Kyo-machi; Teleph. 4044 (Sann.);; 347 (Sannomiya) ; Cable Ad : Daver

Cable Ad: Repooo R. E. Daver

F. D. Burrows, representative D. R. Daver

director for Japan

J. Gadsby, director (Tokyo) IDavid k C6., S. J.—103, Yamamoto-

H. S. Williams, director dori, 2-chome, Kobe-ku; P.O. Box

G. C. Alleoek, director Sannomiya 14

C. G. dos Remedies

Cooper & Co. (Imports), Ltd., Import;1 34, Shimoyamate-dori,k Dyeing

Davis Dry Cleaning

2-chome

Co.—

Merchants—No. 74, Kyomachi, Te- Jo A. Farias (Yokohama)

leph. Saxmomiya 5976; Cable Ad: G. J. E. Sennet Farias i*’1

Cooperimpo; Code Bentley’s

G. C. Alleock, director Dawn k Co., Importers, Exporters

and Commission Agents—28, San-

Coenes & Co.—88', Naka-machi; Te- nomiya-cbo, 1-chome: Teleph. 2903

(iSannomiya, L. ID.); P-O. Box

lephs. 492, 493 and 2290 (Sannomi- 265;

ya); P.O. Box 170; Cable Ad: A.B.C.Cable Ad : Srimonto ; Codes:

4th and 5th edns., Bentley’s,

Cornes etc.

A. J. Cornes (London) S. C. Das

J. Cornes (London)

P. L. Spence (Kobe) De Becker, d.o.l., J. E., Internation-

J. W. Meyer (Kobe) al Lawyer and Registered Patent

H. E. Punnett, signs per pro. Attorney — Meikai Building, 32,

Import Dept. Akashi-machi; Cable Ad : Debecker

D. R. Tennent

Export Dept. Degay, E.—82, Sannomiya-cho>; Cable

T. L. Christensen Ad: Degay

Shipping and Insurance Dept.

A. Boulton Delacamp, Piper k Co., Merchants—

Survey Dept. 1, Kaigan-dori; Teleph. 1007 (San-

Oapt. F. H. Fegen nomiya) ; P.O. Box 134; Cable Ad:

J. Foulis Munro Decampalos

Agencies Hbt. de la Camp, partner

Ben Line Steamers, Ld. K. Piper, partner

Lloyd’s, London L. de la Camp, , signs per pro.

London Salvage Association E. Hansen

Board of Undetrwriters of New Miss A. Kreutzfeldt

York H. Zeiler

Ralli Bros.

Delbourgo

Cox k Hirao, Hats, Braids, Buttons, Import—119, k Co., Ltd., Export and

Brushes, Glass and Porcelain Ware, chome; Teleph. Hachiman-dori,

3700 (Fukiai); P.O.

5-

Silk and Cotton Goods, Produce & Box 29; Cable Ad: Godel

Toys—112, Kita-machi; Teleph. 4527 I. Del Bourgo, president (San

(Sannomiya) ; P.O. Box 112; Cable Francisco)

Ad: Coxland P. Surroca, manager

M. Hirao, partner T. Takata, cashier and chief

D. Cox, do. (London) clerk

Cuban Consulate (see Consulates) Delburgo k Co., D. H., Export Com-

Curnow k Co., Ltd., J.—No. 1 (Ei) mission Merchants—85, Yedomaachi,

Kaigan Dori; P.O. Box 1050 (Sani- Kobe-ku:

Ogrubled

P.O. Box 297; Cable Ad:i

nomiya) ; Cable Ad : Curnow ©. H. Delburgo

■'Danish Consulate (see Consulates) K. Kita

B. Shida J K. Sakai

326 ’KOBE

Detabam k Son, Exporters of Silk Peerless Carbon and Ribbon Co.,

and Rayon piece goods k Sundries Ld.

—P.O. Box 246; Cable Ad: Detaram Underwood Elliot Fisher Co.

Alliance Assurance Co., Ld. Fire

Dhanamal & Co., K. N.', Exporters Caledonian Insce. Co. Fire and

of Silk and Silk Goods—30/1, Isobe- Marine

dori, 2-chome; Cable Ad : Kewal Newcastle Protection and Indem-

nity Association

Dialdas Alimchand & Oo., Silk Ex- North of England Protecting and

porters—110-b, Hachiman-dori, 3- Indemnity Association.

chome Standard Life Assurance Co.

Union Assurance Society, Ld.

Directory Fire

Far Eastand(China,

Chronicle

Japan,ofMala-

the Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ld.

Fire Marine and Motor Car

ya, (Philippine Islands, Netherlands;

India, Indo-CMna etc.)

Agents for Kobe and iDistrict— Doitstt Senkyo Gomei Kaisha—37r

Thompson k Co., iLtd.—3, Kai- Nakamachi, Kobe-ku; P.O. Box S3;

gan-dori, Itchome Cable Ad: Doitsenryo

Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Importers and G. Kuhweide

Exporters, Shipping, Bunkering k P. Becker

Insuranoe: Agents—82, Kyo-machi; C. Bessrich

Telephs. 752, 753 and 796 (Sanno- G. Beutner

miya); P.O. Box 157; Cable Ad: M. Braeuer

Dod'well H. Brueggemann

D. Morison, general mgr. for Dr. H. Dannehl

Japan R. E. Fischer

W. Butcher Dr. J. Frei

F. J. Horman-Fisher S. Fuellkrug

E. C. Jeffery W. Giudice

C. J. Elliott F. Grosskinsky

N. P. Heighway K. Jung

A. P. Hall Thompson E. Kein

W. de Witt F. Meier

Mrs. S. Sasaki F. Meister

Miss E. Oox A. Pahi

Miss L. Walker F. Rapp

Ah Kwei, compradore H. Riessen

Agencies H. Rossbach

American and Oriental Line R. Schlaf

Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co , Ltd. P. E. Schmachtenberg

Th'e Bank Line, Ld. K. Schoenfeld

Barber Wilhelm sen Line C. L, Timm

Blue Star Line, Ld. H. Vogt

Dalgliesh Line H. Vorlaender

Dodwell-Oastle Line Th. v. Wicken

The East Asiatic Co., Ld. of Miss M. Bott

Copenhagen Miss R. Lesser

Norwegian, Afrika and Australia Miss B. Steffen

Line Wilh. Wilhelmsen, Oslo Mrs. L. Vorlaender

Watts, Watts k Co. Dollar Steamship Line—7a, Kaigan-

Andrew Weir k Co. dori; Telephs. 264, 997, 1558 and

The Bakau Co. Cutch

British Anti-Fouling Composition 1595E. (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 308

L. Matteson, general agent

and Paint 'Co. ] C. H. Blaxill

The Crown Cork Co., Ld. E. T. Ward

J. Dampney & Co., Ld. “Apexior’* B. R. Chamberlain

Boiler Compound, etc.

A. & F, PeEjr®, Ld1. Soaps, etc. V. Harrold, jr.

KOBE 327

Doeay Beothees, Jewellers and Gem W. Morris

Merchants—43, Shi moyamate-dors, D. Carmichael

2-chome; P.O. Box 332; Cable Ad: H. L. Naylor

Boceo J. Graham

M. B. B. Doray C. Graham

B. H. Doll W. Woodward

M. M. Doll, jr. W. E. Smith

G. L. Years

Dossa & Co., G., Cotton Merchants W. Davis

and Commission Agents—76, Ryo- Mrs. A. W. R. Taylor

machi; Teleph. 972 (Sann.) : Cable Miss P. E. Smith

Ad: Dossa Miss R. Kovalsky

R. Nathoo, manager

J. M. Bhawan, assist, manager Eastern Extension Australasia and

K. Morarji China Telegraph Co., Ltd., Great

K. pkada Northern Telegraph. Co., Ltd.—

16a, Harima-machi, Kobe-ku; Te-

Down Boeki Shokai, Ltd., Exporters leph. San. 1331; Cable Ad: Nor-

and Importers—127 /18, Shimoya- diske

mate-dori, 4-chome; P.O. Box 218;

Cable Ad: Springbok Empreza Luso-Japoneza Gomei Kaisha

—100, Yedo-machi; P.O. Box 369;

©u Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., E. Cable Ad: Conto

I. (Dyestuffs, Chemicals, Colours

and Accelerators; Cellophane. Li- Ennenberg, A., Export and import—

quid Gold—83', Kyo-machi; Telephs. 3-20, Yamamoto-dori, 4-chome; Te-

2989 and 3674 (Sana.); P.O. Box leph. Fukiai 1834; Cable Ad: Soya

384; Cable Ad : (Dupontdyes Agencies

A. Paul Brown, director of sales The Anglo-Chinese Eastern Tra-

Robert C. Brown ding Cb., Ld., of London

Daisy Goldman Code Compiling Co., Inc. (New

O. Guterres York) Publishers of Universal

C. Guterres Trade Code, Standard, Po-

T. lyori pular, and Tanners’ Council

Editions

.Dunlop Rubber Co. (Fae East) Ltd. Esmaijee, A. H.—27, Sannomiya-cho,

—Wakinohama : Telephs. 673 to 676 3-chome; Teleph. 1467 (Sannomiya);

(Fukiai); P.O. Box 159; Cable Ad: P.O. Box 368; Cable Ad: Babji-

Gumco

V. B. Wilson, managing director mowla

G. Murphy, director and sales

manager

G. A. Morton, director and works Essoyan

dori

Hotel—137, Nakayamate-

manager D. Essoyan

T. K. Mutoh, director

Y. Nishi, do.

G. Millward, do. (London) Etzine & Co., W.—26b, Naniwaf-

machi; Teleph. 3336 (Sann.); P.O*

F. S. Gibbings, do. Box 380

J. New, accountant

Dr. W. C. Davey, chief chemist

C. J. de H. Moore, purchasing Everett, Inc., L.—32, Meikai Build-

department ing, Room 2, Akashi-machi; P.O.

G. Brazier Box 77 (Sann.); Cable Ad: Everett

A. O. Pearl C. W. Gordon, general agent

W. Woodbridge

T. Henbury

A. Hinton Ezra & Co., E. J.—103, Yamamoto-

.J. Bennett dori; P.O. Box 14

.328 KOBE

Taizullabhoy, E., Merchant and Com- Agencies

mission Agent—26, Sanaomiya-cho, North British & Mercantile Insce.

3-chome; Teiephs. 262 and 5925 (San- Co., Ld.

nomiya); P.O. Box 97; CsibU' Ad: New Zealand Insurance Co., Ld.

Faizullabhoy Milners’ Safe Co.

T. S. Essabhoy,. manager

M. G. Poonawala, assistant Fog, Raebild & Toft—118, Naka-

T. F. Sarela, do. machd; Teleph. 0998 (Sannomiya);.

Far East; Superintendence Co., Ltd. P.O. Box 340; Cable Ad: Fogiltoft

—30, Akashi-machi; Teleph. 2087 France Boyeki Shokai (Successors

(Sann.); P.O. Box 240 (Sann.); to Comptoirs Soies, Society Anony-

Cable Ad : Supervise me) — 8a, 2639Naniwa-machi,

J. A. Steiner, manager

A. N. Petersen, assist, manager Teleph. (Sannomiya);Kobe-ku;,

P.O.

H. E. Sokolovsky Box 379; Cable Ad: Isabeau

Y. O. Chung Frazar & Co., Importers—100, Edo-

K.r J. Isono machi; Cable Ad: iDumfrazco

H . M. Sashida

M. C. Young

Y. Ikeno Freundlieb, H.—12, Nakayamate-dori

Y. Kojima

T. Mega Furido Shokai, (Author Freid)

H. Takemura General Importers and Selling

M. Tanii Agents—20, Harima-machi; Cable-

S. Kubosaki Ad : Hiroya

Y. Tsukamot-o

Futehally

Far East Trading Co., Export and Importers—14, &; Sons, N., Exporters and

Import—5, Hachiman-dori, 2-chome ; Box 74; Cable Ad: Higashi-machi; P.O.

P.O. Box 220; Cable Ad: Fraser Futehally

Fatehchand & Sons, Exporters—12, Gansmoe, T. B. Manufacturers’ repre-

Isobe-dori, 3-chome; Cable Ad: sentative—45, Naka-machi; P.O. Box

Fatechand 337; Cable Ad : Gansmoe

T. B. Gansmoe, director

Faure, E.—73, Kyo-machi; Cable Ad :

Faure Gautemala Consulate {see Consulates)

Faveyrial, J., Importer of Wool Tops Gazal, Joseph G.—38, Naka-machi,

and Woollen Yarn and Textile Ma-

chinery and Exporter—24, Shimo- Teleph. 1236 (Sannomiya); P.O.

yamate-dori : 2-chome; Teleph. 2127 BoxG. 421;Joseph

Cable Ad: Algazal

(Fukiai) ; ‘ Cable Ad : Faveryrial John G. Gazal (absent)

Fegen, F. H., Surveyor to Lloyd’s G. G. Gazal

Agents—88, Naka-machi; Teleph. S. Suzuki

2155 (Sannomiya) : P.O. Box 170 T. Uchida

• J. Foulis Munro, assist, surveyor Gedeon Freres, Import and Export,

Findlay, Richardson & Co. (Japan) Diamonds, and Precious Stones im-

Ltd., Silk, Cotton and General Export porters—40/15,

Telcph. 3314

' Isofoe-dori, 4-chome ;

(Fukiai); P.O. Box

Merchants—110, Itp-machi; Teiephs.

376 ' and 2112 (Sannotniya); P.O. 329;F. Cable Ad: Gedeon

Gedeon, manager

Box 150 (Sannomiya); Cable Ad:

Findlay German Consulate

C. B.. T. W.Thomson,

Smith manager {See Consulates)

KOBE

Getz Bros. & Co., General Importers Heim Bros., Ltd, Stevedores,-Shipping

—118, Naka-machi; P.O. Box 293; Forwarding Agents and Brokers,

Cable Ad: Getz Foreign Express and Freight For-

warders—46, Harima-machi; Te-

Gobhai Karanjia, Ltd. , Merchants lephs. Box 1489147;andCable

5880 Ad:

(SannohiiyA)';

Commission Agents—130, Isogami- P.O. E.hama)

W. Frazar,

Helm

chairman (Yoko-

dori, 8-chome; Teleph. 3414 (Fu- :

kiai); P.O. Box 208; Cable Ad: H. A. Chapman, director 1

Karanjia J. T. Helm, do. (Yokohama)

M. D. Yania, manager J. F. .Helm, fio: ( do. )

N; D. Karanjia - C. J. Holm, mang: dir. (Yoko-

Y. Koda hama)

Goder, S., Exporter of Silk and Cot- Heuperman & van Breukelen—110,

ton Goods, Leather and Hosiery— Hachiman-dori, 3-ohome; Telephs.

58, Naniwa-machi 3619 and 1892 (Fukiai); P.O. Box

53;. Cable Ad : Heupermah

Goodfield & Co.—19, Ikuta-cho, 4-

chome, Fukiai-ku; Teleph. Fukuiai Hill & Co., A., General Drapers and

2600; Cable Ads: Japanfield and Men’s Outfitters — 73, Kyo-machi

Field Kobe-ku; Teleph. 2516 (Sann.);

Graciani & Co., J., Importers of Code: A.B.C. 5th edn. improved

A. Hill (Yokohama)

Woollen Goods and Yarns, etc.— A. W. Hill

Takayama Building, 9/61, Sannomi- J. Kita

ya-cho; Telephs. 1533 (Sann.); P.O.

Box 298; Cable Ad: Graciani

Hill Pharmacy—36, Shimbyamate-

Graham & Co., W.—99, 'Kita-machi, kiai) dori, 3-ohome; Teleph. 3639 (Fu-

Kobe-ku; Teleph. Sam 485 ; Cable Ad : Hilfarko; Code :

Bentley’s

Great Northern and Eastern Exten- C. B. K. Argali, manager

sion Telegraph Teleph.

Harima-maohi; Companies—16a,

1331 Hirji & Co., M. H., Exporters, Im-

(Sann.); Cable Ad: Nordiske portersYedo-machi;

and Manufacturers’

T. IK. Kimura, chief traffic agent —92, P.O. BoxAgents

163;

S. Nishijima Cable Ad: Hirji

Gregg & Co., Ltd., G. R. (Toronto, Holland Asiatic Trading Co., Export

Winnipeg and Vancouver)—62, Na- and Import Merchants—39, Akashi-

niwa-machi; Telephs. 3232 (Sann.); machi; Teleph. 286; P.O. Box 275;

Cable

M. C.Ad:Maguire,

Gregg manager Cable

J. ID.Ad:Meijer,

Gelpkemanager

Griebel, P.—122, Higashi-machi; Te- Holstein & Co., Ltd., C., Importers

leph. 3749 (Sannomiya); Cable Ad : and Agents for Rickmers Line A.G.

Kahnkay

P. Griebel —12a, !Kaigan-dori; Teleph. 4166

E. Hiller (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 314; Cable

Ad: Holstein; Osaka: 50, Edobori-

Minamidori, 1-chome; Teleph. 5214

Gunyon, C.C.—7, Goko-dori, 4-chome, (Tosabori)..:

Fukiai-ku; Cable Ad: Gunyon Tokyo: 14, Marunou-

chi, ;2-chome; Teleph. 150 (Marunou-

Haidaraii & Co., Exporters—102, ehi)

Isobe-dori, 4-chome; P.O. Box 401; C. Holstein

Telephs. Fukuai 4303, 3448; Cable A. Steinhaeuser

Ads : Haidaraii and Kasim B. v. d. Laan

R. Feicke i J. KoelIn (Tokyo)

330 KOBE

Home Insurance Co. of New York— International Traders—87, Sannomi-

63, Naniwa-machi; Cable Ad: Obo- yaK:ho; P.O. Box 312; Cable Ad:

lein Yenu

Hoondamall & Sons, K.—99, Hachi- James’ Globe Trading Co., Import

man-dori; Cable Ad : Hoondamall and Export Agencies—7th floor,

Hotchand Kemchand—72/9, Isobe-dori, Meikai Building, 32, Akashi-machi,

Fukiai-ku; P.O. Box 211; Cable Koberku; Cable Ad: Jamesglobe

Ad: Hotchand "Japan Advertiser’’—10, Kaigan-

Hunter & Co., E. H., Merohants—29, doriS. ; Fukuhara,

Cable Ad: Advertiser

manager

Harima-machi; Telephs. 0187 and

0188; P.O. Box 39; Cable Ad:

Hunter "Japan Chronicle,” Daily and Weekly

R. Hunter Issues—65, Naniwa-machi; Teleph.

F. H. Hunt 28 (Sannomiya, L.ID.); P.O. Box

Agencies 91; Cable Ad : Chronicle

North British & Mercantile Insoe. D. G. Young, managing director

Co. A. Morgan Young, editor pub-

Bankoku Toryo Seizosho (Interna- lisher

tional Ships’ Bottom Composi- E. A. Kennard

tions) S. Foley

S. Anderson

Illies & Co., C.—12. Kaigan-dori; Japan Exporting Co.—1O0, Onoyo-

Telephs. 381 and 4730 (Sannomiya); dori, 4-chome; Teleph. 3107 (Fu-

P.O. Box 177; Cable Ad: Hapag kiai); P.O. Box 221 (iSannomiya);

O. Illies (Hamburg) Cable Ad: Wynne

B. Koops do.

Dr. W. Becker (Japan) C. J. Williams, managing dir.

B. Hillmann do. S. Y. Morikawa, director

Shipping Department M. Mayeda

C. E.Friedrichsen, in charge K. Naba

Krebs Japan Import and Export Commission

W. A. Kovalenko

Technical Dept. (Robert Bosch Co.—63, 0497: P.O. Naniwa-machi;

Box 9; Cable Ad:Teleph.

Com-

Werke, Stuttgart) mission; All Codes

O. Kuenkele iS. G. F. van der Chijs, manager

Indian Oriental Trading Co., Porce- Japan Lycett Saddle Co., Ltd., Manu-

lain manufacturers and general ex- facturers of Cycle Saddles and Ac-

porters—14, Isogami-dori; P.O. Box cessories—158, Wiaklnohama, 2-

394; Cable Ad: (Light chome; P.O. Box 217; Cable Ad:

A. Y. Vatvani, proprietor Lycett

International Hospital of Kobe— Japan Paper Co.—99, Kita-machi;

Kurika-dori and Kamiwaka-dori, 7-

chome, Fukiai; Teleph. 1255 (Fukiai P.O. Box 17; Cable Ad: Japapoo

Herbert Hall, manager

68) K. Sugi Kaku, chief clerk

International Inventions, Ltd.—7, Japan Rex Company—Kobashi Build-

Goko-dori, 4-chome; Teleph. 2120 ing, Sannomiya-cho; Cable Ad:

(Fukiai); Cable Ad: Japvention Goshirex

W. J. Toms, president

G. Nakamura, managing director Japan Steel Products Co.—Yamagui-

International Paint & Composition chi Building, Sakae-machi

Co., Ltd. (Bankoku Toryo Seizosho Japan Times (Kobe Branch)—76, Kyo-

G.K.)—Uchida, Near Kobe; P.O. machi, Kobe-ku

Box Sann. 141

KOBE 331

Japan Tourist Bureau, Ticket Agents, Jonas Co., Ltd., F. M.—1-2, Hachi-

etc.—2, Kaigan-dori, 1-chome; Cable man-dori, 2-chome; Telephs. 2268

Ad: Tourist and 2269 (Fukiai); P.O. Box 21;

Cable Ad: Jonas

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Mer- F. M. Jonas, director

chants—83, Kyo-ma-chi; Telephs. 1045 E. Breen

to 1047 (Sann.); P.O. Box 16 (San- Joseph & Co., M. S.—73, Isobe-dori,

nomiya); Cable Ad: Jardine 4-chome; Teleph. 2603 (Fukiai); P.

A. McDonald O. Box 101; Cable Ad: Joseph

Agencies

In do - China Steam Navigation Juchheim, IK.—309, Sannomiya-cho, 1-

Co., iLd. chome; Teleph. 1716 (Sann.)

Glen Line, Ld.

Prince Line

British 'Canadian Steamships, Ld. Jungers, E. A. — 85, Yamamoto-dori,

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld. 3-chome, Kobe-ku

Royal Insurance Co., Ld.

Alliance Assurance Co,, Ld. Kahn & Co., G. K.—28, Isobe Dori,

Clanton Insurance Office, Ld.

Reliance Marine Insurance Co., 2-chome; Teleph. 2356 (Fukiai);

Cable Ad: Koberusse

Ld. G. K. Kahn

Triton Insurance Co., tLd. K. S. Savelyeff

Guardian Assurance Co., Ld.

Eastern Insurance Co., Ld.

Kerry & Co., H. E., American Lum-

Jarmain Davis & Co., Ltd.—75, Kyo- ber and Logs—7, Harima-machi;

machi: P.O. Box 100; Cable Ad: Teleph. Sann. 3259; Cable Ad:

Silkfield Kerryco

A Bunting, manager

Java-China-Japan Lijn—32, Akashi-

machi, Meikai Building; Telephs. Kharwar, B. M.—101, Yedo-machi,

155 and 5102 (iSannomiya); P.O. Box Kobe-ku; Cable Ad : Kharwar

336; Cable Ad: Javalyn

A. L. W. von Dobben, agent Kimatrai & Co., Bulchand—30, Isobe-

G. Goudriaan dori ; Cable Ad: Mahadev.

P. C. van Houten

Agencies ru

Holland Oost Azie Lijn King & Co., E. J. (Gomei Kaisha),

Stoomvaart Maatsehappij “Neder- American and Japanese Lumber

Dealers—10, Kaigan-dori; Teleph.

land” 1321 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 382

Rotterdamsche Lloyd

Koninklijke Paketvaart Maats- (Sannomiya); Cable Ad: Kingdra-

chappij gon

Koninklijke Ned. Ind. Lucht- W. G. Palmroth

'vaart Maatschappij N. Iga

Jedeikin, Louis—52, Harima-machi; Kobe Club, {see Associations & Clubs)

Teleph. 1574 (Sann.); P.O. Box 58;

Cable Ad: Jedeikin Kobe College (Jo Gakuin)—60, Yama-

Louis Jedeikin moto-dori, 4-ohome; Teleph. 3124

Samuel Jedeikin (Fukiai)

G. Kahn Presdt.—Dr. Charlotte B. De For-

est

Jhamatmall Gurbamall & Co., Silk Treasurer—H. W. Hackett

and Cotton Goods Eixporters—100c,

Hachiman-dori; 3-chome; P.O. Box Kobe Cricket Club, (see Associa-

219; Cable Ad: Kohinoor tions)

332 KOBE;

Kobe Engineering Works, Engineers, L. N. Ladyjensky, architect and

Contractors, Iron and Brass Foun- engineer

ders—28, SannomiyaHcho, 1-chome; F. A. Zakharoff, engineer

Teleph. 2920 ('Sannomiya); Cable

Ad: Goodridge Lalor, Captain W. G., Sworn Mea-

T. R. Goodridge, director surer, Homeward Freight Confer-

E. A. St. Clair Smith ehoe—3, Kaigan-dori, 1-chome;, Te-

leph. 1517 (Sanhomiya)

“Kobe Herald & Osaka Gazette”—23,

iNaniwa-machi; Cable Ad: Herald Lane, Crawford & Co., Drapers and

Thomas Satchell Outfitters—37, Naka-machi; Cable

Ad: Stanford

Kobe and Osaka Press, (Ltd., The—14- S. G. Stanford

23, Naniwa-machi; Teleph. 2984

(Sannomiya); P.O. Box 108; Cable Langley & Co., H., Woollen Mer-

Ad: Kokoku chants—36, Shimoyatmate-dori, 3-

Douglas M. Young, mang. dir. chome; Cable Ad: Langley

Kobe Regatta & Athletic Club (see Lautier Fils Shokai—Tokiwai Build-

ing, 30, Akashi-machi; Teleph. 5932

Associ alt ion s),

(Sann.); P.O. Box 47; Cable Ad:

Kobe Union Church (see Churches) Lautierfis

A. Fuehsmann, manager

Koschkin, J. & H., Exporters of

Cultured Pearls and Imitation Layko, Ross & Co., Inc., Exporters

Pearl Beads—44, Yamamoto-dori, 2- Cotton, Silk & Rayon Piece Goods,

chome; Cable Ad r Kuronia etc.—94, Yedo-machi; Teleph. 1873-

(Sann.) ; P.O. Box 1009 (Sannomi-

Krishnasawny Chetty & Co., G.R.— ya) ; Cable Ad: Layko

109, Sannomiya-cho, 1-chome; P.O. Joseph Layko, manager

Box 411; Cable Ad: Heptagon

Lendrum (Japan), Ltd., Paper Agents

Kuhn & Komor, Dealers in Silks, and Merchants—35, 1STaka-machi ;

Ladies’ Dresses, Coats, Hats, Un- Teleph. 1166 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box

derwear, etc.—16, Harimarmachi; 222; Cable Ad: Lendrum

Cable Ad: Komor M. McCance, managing director

Sole Agents for Japan and Korea : —

Kwansei Gakuin—N'ishimomiya Shi- Canadian Kraft Ld., Three

gai; Teleph. 620 (Nishinomiya) Rivers, P. Q., Canada

Presdt.—Rev. C. J. L. Bates, m.a., Pacific Mills Ld., Vancouver, B.

d.d. G, Willamette Paper Co.,

Vice-Presdt.—Rev. G. Sogi, d.d. Crown

Dean of Biblical Dept.—Rev. M. San Francisco

Hori

Dean, College of Literature—Rev. Lever Keitei K. K., Manufacturers

H. F. Woodsworth, m.a. of Soaps, Toilet Preparations and

Dean, College of Commerce—K. Glycerine—18, Sannomiya-cho* 2-

Kanzaki, b.a. chome ; P.O. Box 174 (Sannomiya);

iDean University Preparatory—G. Cable Ad: Lever

Kikuchi; b.a. A. McClellan, director

Prin. Acad. Dept.—Rev. Y. Ma-

na.be Liebermann Waelchli & Co., General

Librarian—Rev. W. K. Matthews, importers and exporters—59b, Nani-

wa-machi; Telephs. 3124 to 3126

a.m.b.d.

Bursar—Rev. H. H. Outerbridge, (Sannomiya) ; P.O. Box 249: Cable

M.A., B.D., S.T.D. Ad:J. L.Waelchli

Waelchli

Ladyjensky, L. N.—Crescent Build- R. F. Hausheer

ing, 72, Kyo-machi; Teleph. 1670, G. Hintermeister

(Sann.); Cable Ad: Ladyrensky E. Bertschi

KOBE 33*

O. Keller Maritime Insurance Co. Ld.

iD. V. Schrubak Caledonian Insurance Co.

W. I.odde Federal Insurance Co.

H. Weidner Hartford Fire Insurance Co.

Mrs. M'. ' Surber Sea Insurance Co., Ld.

J. C. Guterres

fl. Dolmatoff MacMillan Export Co., Ltd., H. R.,

C. Arab Lumber and Shipping—304, Cres-

cent Building; Teleph. 1957 (San^

Liguoki, G., Pearls and Coral Mer- nomiya) ; Cable Ad : Macsan

chants—83, Kyo-machi; Teleph. 1749 C- S.R- Uyeda,

Fraser

(Saniiomiya); P.O. Box 1029; Cable Y. Iwata

Ad: Dittaguori Tokyo Office—Rokugo-kan, Maru-

G. Liguori, managing-director nouchi, 3-chome; Teleph. (23)

Little Shop, The- <30, Shimoyamate- 4897; Cable Ad : Macsan

dori, Kobe-ku G. Yatomi, representative

Osaka Office—50, Kyo-machi Bori

Llorens Hijo, Titan, 1-cbome;

Exporters—12, Building; Teleph. Tosa Bori 7950

Nakayamate-dori, Cable S. Fujita

Ad: Preria H. Shimada

F. Rodriguez, manager Macnaughton, H. C.—110, Ito-machi;

Lloyd’s

pection.Register of Shipping,

ships, machinery, In- Kobe-ku;

steel test-

Teleph. 1825; P.O. Box

San. 35; Cable Ad : Mcnaughton

ing, etc.—Meikai Building, 32, Aka- H. C. Macnaughton,

shi-rnachi; Teleph. 2530 (Sannomi- K. Koyama

ya): Cable Ad: Register R. Kumugai

H. Jasper Cox* principal T. Nishina

Miss M. Waddell

Lloyd Triestino Navigation Co., Mahomed & Go.,: A.—2/1, Sannomiya-

(Nichizui Trading Co., (Ltd.,

Agents)—72, Kyo-machi; P.O Box cho, medco

1-chome; Cable Ad: Amaho-

45 (Sann.) ; Cable Ad: Lloydiano

McKesson & Robbins, Inc., General Makower, McBeath & Co., Pty., Ltd.,

Importers and Exporters—Shosen Silk Tokiwa

Merchants (Buying Office)—

Building, 30, Akashi-machi;

Building, 5, Kaigan-dbri; Cable Telep'h. 3466 (Sannomiya); P.O.

Ad: McKesson Box 185; Cable Ad: Makower

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co. (Japan), H. L. Everingham, manager

Ltd.—72, Kyo-machi: Telephs. San- Mandelbattm, Louis—94, Ura-machi,

nomiya 431 (P. & O.), Sannomiya

698 (B.I.); P.O. Box 109; Cable O.Kobe-ku; Teleph. 4343 (Sann.); P.

Box 5 (Sann.); Cable Ad: Man-

Ad: Mackinnons delbaum

R. E. Kozhevar, director

E. W. H. Carpenter Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.—

T. C. B. Pulvertaft Kobashi Building, 176, Sannomiyar

R.

G. P.E. A.FoxHeard cho, 1-chome; Teleph. 471 (Sann.);

T. A. Turner, outdoor assistant P.S. Yamaguchi, manager for Kobe

Agencies

Peninsular & Oriental S. N. Co. Marcus Harris & Lewis—105, Higas-

British India & Apoar Lines hi-machi; P.O. Box 241; Cable Ad:

Eastern Novetoys

Marine &Insurance

AustralianCo.,

S.S. Ld.

Co. Ld.

(of

iLondon) Mather & Platt, Ltd.—7, Goko-dori,

Commercial Union Assurance Co., 4-chome; Teleph. 2120 (Fukiai)

Ld. C. C. Gunyon, representative

334 KOBE

Maurice Jenks, Percival & Isitt— Morse, F. S., Cotton Controller and

Surveyor—O.S.K. Building, Room

100, Edo-machi; Gable Ad ; Audit 703, 5, Kaigan-dori; Teleph. 2988

Maurice Jenks, f.c.a. (London) (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 305; Cable

J. E. Percival, f.c.a. do. Ad : Morse

J. C. Pidgeon, f.c.a. do. F. S. Morse

H. S. Goodwyn Isitt, f.c.a.

R. A. Woolger U. A. Casal

E. Muller

Maxwell & Co., (Ltd.—100, Yedo- Munning & Co. (K. K.) A. P.—46,

tnachi: Teleph. 371 (Sannomiya); P. Tsutsui-cho, 2-chome; Teleph. 1269

O. Box 61; Cable Ad: Maxwell (Fukiai); P.O. Box 1013; Cable Ad:

S. Iwata, managing director Buffplate

Maxwell Insurance Office — 100a, J. M. Smith

Yedo-machi; P.O. Box a San. 61 Murase Shoten, Steamship Agents

Mehta & Co., M. I).—170, Sannomiya- 7,andHarima-machi; Ship Brokers—Toyo Building,

cho, 1-chome; P.O. Box 103 (Kobe); nomiya) ; Cable Ad:Teleph. 519 (San-

Muraship

Cable Ad: Mohan K. Murase, sole owner

Mehta, M. N.—26, Sannomiya-cho, Agency Canadian-American Shipping Co.

3-chome; P.O. Box 266; Cable Ad: Ld., Vancouver, B. C., Canada

Merwanjee , (Calcutta)'

M. N. Mehta

D. D. Mehta, managing partner Musabhoy & Co., Ltd., M., Exporters

E. D Mehta and Importers—328, Sannomiya-cho,

1-chome; P.O. Box 233; Cable Ad:

Mehta & Co., S. B.—3, Hachiman- Musabhoy T M. Mussabhoy

dori; 2-chome; P.O. Box 31; Cable

Ad : Mehta Musabhoy Sho.ti Kaisha Ltd., Ex-

S. B. Mehta, partner porters arid Importers—43b, Sanno-

J. P. Shroff, do. miy a, 1-chome; Cable Ad : Musab-

Merchandise Trading Cp,—121, Ito- hoy

machi; Cable' Ad : Fairplay Naraindas, B., Exporter of Silk and

MesSaoxriks Maritime^

—68, Kyo-machi; Teleph.Compagnie des Curios—87,

1190 (Saiin.);

Sannomiya-cho, 1-chome;

P.O. Box 414; Cable Ad: Naraindas

P.O. Box 19' (Sahn.); Cable Ad: National Aniline & Chemical Co.,

Me^sagerie

A. G. Chambrelan, agent U.S.A., Dyestuff Manufacturers—65,

Naniwa-machi: Telephs. 2888 and

Mitchell & Co., A., Importers and 2889 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 193

(Sannomiya); Cable Ad: Nacco-

Exporters — 2b, Nihomiya-cho, 1- kobe

chome; Teleph. Fukiai 4467; Cable F. B Hiilhouse, manager

Ad: Jupiter N. Takata

A. Mitchell Miss M. Baldwin

■“MOderne”—1, Kitaha-Gasa-dorf National Sanitary Rag Co., Import-

Mohandas & Sons, M.—3, Isobe-dori; ers of Cotton Rags, etc. — 11,

Minami-hon-machi; Cable Ad: Na-

P.O. Box 251; Cable Ad : Mohandas tragco

Moosa, D., Import, Export and Com- National Trading & Lumber Co., Ltd.

mission Merch ant^-92, Yedo-machi; —Meikai Building, 32, Akashi-

P,0. Box 163 machi; Teleph. 2896 (Sann.); P.O.

Box 423; Cable Ad: National

Morozoff, F.—103, 'Nakayamate-dori I J. L. Schwabland

KOBE 335

N'EDEKLANDSCH Yeekoop Oeganisatie, Nichi-Doku Shoten—3-4, Haraab®-

N.y.—8a, Kaigan-dori; Gable Ad : dori, 4-chome; Telephs. 988 and 2996

Lekas (Fukiai); P.O. Box 144; Cable Ad:

Nichidoku

Nederlandsche - Asiatische Handel A genciesG. Borkowsky

Maatschappy — 113, Higashi-machi;

Cable Ad: Nedasiatic J. Bernhard, Ld., Bradford,

England

Nelson, C. H.—^^86, Yedo-maehi; Te- J. A. A. Kersten, Tilburg, Hol-

leph. 1212 (Sann.); Cable Ad: In- land Simson & Co., Suhl

sulation Zundhuetchen

vorm, Sellier && Bellot,

Patronenfabrik

Schoene-

beck

Nessim & Co., J. S.—30, Akashi-

machi; Teleph. 5163; P.O. Box 424; Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd., Shipping

Cable Ad : Sassoon and Insurance Branch—Crescent

J. S. Nessim, director Building, 72, Kyo-machi: Telephs.

Moses S. Nessim, export mgr. 386 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 45

(Sannomiya); Cable Ad: Nichizui-

Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed co

Milk Co.—83, Kyo-machi; Teleph. G. R. Jackson, manager

3929; Cable Ad: Nestanglo Agencies

M. Champond, mgr. for Japan Asiatic Steam Nav. Co., Ld., Lon-

H. Hansen, do. don

A. T. Windsor Fearnley & Eger, Oslo

Lloyd Triestino, Trieste

Netherlands Asiatic Trading Co.— Navigazione Generale Italiana,

113, Higashi-machi: Telephs. 363 Genoa

and 463 (L-D., iSann.); P.O. Box Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ld.,

119; Cable Ad: Nedasiatio Gothenburg

Yuasa Usaburo Transatlantic S.S. Co., Ld., Go-

B. Spanjaard thenburg

H. Hakoda | S. Fukui American Steamship Owners’ Mu-

tual Protection and Indemnity

Netherlands Consulate (see Consu- Association, Inc., New York

lates) Assuranceforeuingen “Gard,”

Arendal, Norway

Netherlands India Commercial Bank. Assuranceforeningen “Skuld,” Co-

(see Banks) penhagen and Oslo

Britannia Steamship Insurance

Association, Ld., London

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.— British Ship-Owners’ Mutual Pro-

72, Kyo-machi, Crescent Building, tection and Indemnity Associa-

Room 303; Teleph. 480 (Sannomiya); tion, Ld., London

Cable Ad: Hoken Danish Shipowners’ Defence As-

Agents—F. Owston & Co., Ltd. sociation, Copenhagen

I. S. J. Hill, agent’s manager Fylgia Insurance Co., Ld., Stock-

holm

Newton, A. W. (British Overseas Liverpool & London & Globe In-

Shippers, Ltd.), Woollens, Yarns, suranceSteamship

London Co., Ld., Liverpool

Owners’ Mu-

Novelties, etc.—42, Shimoyamate- tual Insurance Association, Ld.,

dori, 2-chome; P.O. Box 258; Cable London

Ad: Notwen Manufacturers' Mutual Insurance,

Newton, Esther, Ladies Costumier Ld., Sydney

and Outfitter—42, Shimoyamate- Riunione Adriatica de Sicurta,

dori, 2-chome; P.O. Box 258; Cable Trieste

Ad: Notwen Thames & Mersey Marine Insur-

ance Co., Ld., Liverpool

336 KOBE

United Kingdom Mutual Steam- Oppenheimer & 'Cie., Ltd.—28, Hari-

ship Assurance Association, Ld., ma-machi ; P.O. Box 64

I. Bickart, director (Paris)

London B,. Bickart, do. do.

West of England Steamship F. Blum, do.

Owners Protection & Indemnity T. H. Evans

Association, Ld., London A. Jehl

Nickel & Lyons, Ltd., Contracting A. Webster

Stevedores; Customs Brokers, Land-

ing and Shipping Agents, Private Oriental Hotel, Ltd., The—6,'Bund,

Tele'phs. 741 (L.D.) 14, 15, 16, 17

and Bonded Warehousemen—7, Kai- (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 55; Cable

gan-dori; Telephs. Head Office : 1840

to 1843 (Sannomiya), Warehouse Ad:Y. Oriental Shimada, managing -director

Dept , 2-0457 (Fukiai); Shipping i Gijy A. Cameron, manager

Office, 3-0'6'50 J (San.ii.); ,2 -Wharf

Sh'inko-cho, 3 0263 (Sann.); iShin- Oriental Purchasing Co.—112, Kita-

zaike Engine and Iron Works iDept.,

2-0464. (Eukiai); P.O. Box 358; maehi; Teleph.. , 3648 (Sannomiya);

P.O. Box 323; Cable Ad: Roditi or

Cable Ad : [Landing Orpurcy

J. E. James, director & manager J. Muller, director

Directors—E. J. Kitson, F. M. M. Levy, manager

Jonas, K. Kitazawa and I. V. Levy

Shigemoto

h II. Colton, secretary Ouchterlony, H.—14, Maye-machi;

G. H. Jones

F. M. Moses Teleph. 3700 (Sann.);1' Gable Ad:

Miss J. Simmonds Ouchterlony

Shinzaike Yard Ovvston & Co., Ltd., F., Shipping and

T. Arimura \ K. Inouye Insurance Agents and Brokers, Sur-

veyors, Weighers, Inspectors of Pro-

duce, Stevedores and Landing

Nippon Yus-en Kaisha—10, Kaigan- Agents—Crescent^Building,

dori; Cable Ad : Yusen 72, Kyo-

machi; Teleph. 480 (Sannomiya);

Nipponophone Co., Ltd.—50, Sakae- Cable Ads: Black and Owston

machi, Kobe-ku L. S. J. Hill, manager

AgeMs for

New Zealand Insurance. Co.j Ld.

North China Insurance Co,, Ltd.— Canadian Transport Co., Ltd.,

28, Harima-machi: Teleph. 361 (San- Vancouver, b.c.

nomiya); P.O. Box 138; Cable Ad: Mercantile Mutual Insurance Co.,

Union Ld.

E. L. Hope, branch manager Sub-Agents for

Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ld.

Norwegian Consulate, (see, Consu- Oye Rae Trading Co.—33, Shimoya-

lates) mate-dori, 2-chome; Teleph. 4488

Oberlein, C. F., Home Ins. Co. of N. Oyerae (Fukiai); P.O. Box 59; Cable Ad:

Y. (Fire and Marine)--63, Naniwa- W. O. Rae

machi; Teleph. 676 (Sannomiya); John Rae

Cable Ad : Oberlein

Pacific Commercial Co.—14b, Nani-

(Oliver, Evans & Co., Provision and wa-machi W. W. Campbell, agent

Wine Merchants—30, Naka-machi;

Telephs. 1199 and 4937 Sannomiya Panama Mail Steamship Co.—14b, Na-

(3) ; P.O. Box 191; Cable Ad: Oli- niwa-machi

vans W. W, Campbell, special repre-

S. Evans, partner and manager sentative

D. Hatter, signs per pro.

KOBE 337

.PanaSj.-Ob. P.—12A,. Kaigan-'doriTe- Penney & Go., J., Auctioneer, Estate

leph. 3-0172 (Sann.); P.O. Box 302; and Commission Agent—1, Kano-

Cable Ad: Panas eho, 6-chome; Teleph. 27l . (Sanno-

miya) ; Cable Ad: Penney

Panjoomal, T. P.—38/1,, Isobe-dori, 2- Perez, Core & Co.--125, Higashi-ma-

chome; P.O. Box 111; Cable Ad: chi; P.O. Box 253; Cable Ad:

Panjoomall Perez

PappadopOulo, A. E.—39, Akashi- pEttuyiA'N' Consulate, (Use Consulates)

machi: Teleph. 70 (Sann.) ; P.O. Box

335; Cable Ad : Pappi PhilippTne Lumber Exportation Co.,

A. E. Pappadopoulo Lt..—Meikai Building, 32, Akashi-

Pakbury, Henty & Co.—14, Maye- machi; Cable Ad : Himoku

machi; Telephs. 1419 and 5430 (San- Pila & Go.—170, Sannomiya-cho; P.

nomiya) ; Cable Ad : Marlton O. Box 379; Cable Ad: Pila

L. J. Nuzum, manager

H. H. Evans Pleasanton The—4; Kitanagasa-dori,

Parsonage & Co., Import and Export 4-chome Henry F. Sanborn, manager

Merchants—93, Hachiman-dori, 3-

chome; Teleph. 3376; Cable Ad: Pohoomull Bros., Exporters and

Parsonage i Commission agents—2/5, Kitanaga-

Patten, Mackenzie & Co., Export sa-dori, 3-chome; P.O. Box 499;

Merchants—86, Yedo-maChi; Teleph. Cable R.

Ad: Pohoomull

A. Vatani, manager

5415; P.O. Box 182; Cable Ad :

Patten; Codes: Bentley’s, Western Pollock and Ness-Walker, IDrs.—83,

.Union 5-letter, Lieber’s, etc. Kyo-machi

D. Mackenzie, partner

Poons Co,, . Edward M.—66, Isobe-

Paulinat & Co., Ltd.—92, Yedo-machi, dori, 4-ehome; P.O. Box 165; Cable

Telephs. 560 (Sannomiya); P.O. edn., Ad: Poons; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Box 28; Cable Ad: Homieck imp. and 6th edn., Bentley’s,

Schofield’s, Electric phrase, Western

Union and, Rudolf Mosse, Code and

Pearce & Co.—92, Yedo-machi; Te- 'Supplement

leph. 369 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box H. Suess

292 (Sannomiya); Cable Ad : Pearce

B. W. Pearce Popular Bookstore, The—41, iShimo-

F. Luther yamate-dori, K6be-ku

Mrs. Villaverde

Pearson, Mackie & Co.—65, Naniwa- Portuguese Consulate, (see Consu-

machi; Teleph. 2744 (Sainnomiya); lates)

P.O. Box 413; Cable Ad: Finance Premier Commercial Co.—163, Isobe-

A. E. Pearson, c.A., partner (Yo- dori: P.O. Box 277; Cable Ad:

kohama) Premier

F. W. Mackie, c.A., partner

W. Lackie, c.A., do. Priest, Marians & Co., Ltd., Export-

T. H. Fleming,- c.A., (Tokyo). ers and Shippers—36, Shimoyamate-

Peermahomed Gomei Kaisha — 76a, 2693 (Fukiai); P.O.

dori, 3-chome; Box, 48 ; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Kynlim

Kiyo-machi; Telephs. 899 (Sann.); W. King, director

R. B. Dave, director J. B. Esdale

Peninsular and Oriental Steam Na- Quint, J., Importer of American Con-

vigation Co. (See Mackinnnon, fections—39, Akashi-machi; P.O. Box

Mackenzie & Co., Ltd.) 385; Cable Ad : Quini

338 KOBE

Rae’s Tea Set Factory—33, Shimo- Rupert Cox Goshi Kaisha, Export

yamafce-dori, 2-chome; Teleph. 4488 Merchants—3 of 63, Isobe-dori; 4-

Fukiai); P.O. Box 59; Cable Ad: chome; Teleph. 2755 (Fukiai) ^

Oyerae Cable Ad: Rupert

William Rae Rupert Cox

S. Oku d a

Ram & Co., K.—Ito Building, 7, San- T. Maruyama

nomiya-cho, Kobe-ku

Russell, M. A., Manufacturers’ Re^

Raspe & Co., Import and Export Mer- presentative—7, Harima-machi ; P.

chants—12a, Kaigan-dori; Teleph. O. Box 1037; Cable Ad: Lesur

172 (Sannomiya), P.O. Box 63,

Cable Ad: Raspe Rutin, Alexander—82, Yamamoto-

F. Cords, partner dori, 2-chome; Teleph. 3568 (Fukiai)

B. J. Lender

Rawleigh Co., W. T-—24, Nakaya- Sale & C., Ltd., Importers, Exporters,.

mate-dori; Teleph. 4570 (Fukiai); Shipping, Insurance, Finance and

Cable Ad : Rawleigh; Codes: Bent- Investments—46, Harima-machi; Te-

ley’s, Universal: Trade Code, lephs. (3) 0349 and 0459 (Sannomi-

ya) ; P.O. Box 133 (Sannomiya);

Western Union 5-letter, Private Cable Ad : Salehouse

J. Grover Sims, agent C. V. Sale, chairman (London)

Red Hand Compositions Co.—Yonei F. G. Sale, vice.-do do.

Shoten, 23, Sakae-machi, 4-chome; G. S. Sale, standing dir. (Tokyo)

Telephs. 342 and 2577 (Sarin.); Cable R. Austin. do. do.

Ad: Rahtjens H. A. Chapman, do. do.

A. S. Potter, representative for J. Shirasu, do. do.

J apan F. E. Gonzales, auditor do.

P. H. Green, mgr. (Kobe & Osaka)

Reid, S., Surveyor, Sworin Measurer O. Grossman

and Insurance Agent—Tokyo Build- Sassoon, Frank—16a, Harima-machi;:

ing, 7, Harima-machi; Telephs 4466 Cable Ad : Morning

(Sann.); P.O. Box 319; Cable Ad:

Reidsan

Schirmer, M., Wine and Spirit

Reiff, Richard—39, Akashi-machi; chome Merchant—14/1, Nunobiki-cho, 3-

Teleph. 6331 (Sann.); P.O. Box 15;

Cable Ad: Reiffrich

Schmid Co., Ltd., H. A., Export and

Reyes, Jose de los—121, Goko-dori, Import—70, Kyomachi; Teleph. Sap-

Toinchome; Teleph. 173 (Fukiai); nomiya 1679; Cable Ad : Haschmid

P.O. Box 250; Cable Ad: Reyes

Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd., The Schofield, R.—Crescent Building, 72,.

Kyo-machi; Teleph. 3304 (Sannomi-

—1, Nomimatsu-cho; Telephs. Suma ya) ; P.O. Box 261; Cable Ad:

1192 and 1405; P.O. Box 183; Cable Schofield

Ad: Petrosam

Roditi & Sons, ID.—12, Kita-machi; Selles HermanosImport

mei Kaisha), (SellesandBros.Export

Go-

P.O. Box 323; Cable Ad: Roditi Merchants,—12, Nakayamate-dori, 1-

Roneo Trading Co.—80, Kyo-machi; chome; Teleph. 2770 (Fukiai); Cab.

Teleph. 625 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box Ad:JuanSelles Selles,- partner (Spain)

232 : Cable Ad : Orpurcy Jose Selles, do.

H. K. Stein

Rothenberger, Dr. E.—18, Nakaya- SfiuMALL Bros.—93, Isobe-dori; P.O.

mate-dori; P.O. Box Sann. 167 Box 27; Cable Ad : Seumall

KOBE 339

,Seymour-Sheldon Co. (Japan)—Sem- S. Komoto, ph.c.

she] House, 101, Yedo-rnachi; P.O. I. Komoto, ph.c.

Box 2S3; Cable Ad : Semshal

' Seymour-SJieldon Co., iLtd. (Eng- | Singer Sewing Machine Co.—

land), London and Manchester Crescent Building, 72, Kyo-machi.

Seymour-Sheldon Co., Ltd. (South Regnis; Japan Management: Gable Ad:

Africa), Johannesburg Semshel tral Agenc^: Teleph. 1505 (Sann.). Cen-

House Durban, Capetown Port Teleph. 1414 ; (Sann.) Cable Ad: Singer;

Elizabeth, Louretneo, Marques

M. Cr Avis, president

O. H. Lamb, H. A. Couper, J. Singleton Benda & Oo., Ltd., Im-

C. Avis and C. Bultman, ex- ’ porters and Exporters—118, Naka-

; ecutives machi; Teleph. 4970 (Sannomiya);

P.O. Box 359; Cable Ad: Singlei-

Shah & Co., G. M.—3/16, Kitano-pho; ton; Codes; A.B.C. 5th edn., Bent-

Cable Ad : Gopal 1 ley’s Western Union 5 letters and

Schofield’s

Shalom Bros. & Co.—114, Higashi-

machi; P.O. Box 288; Cable Ad: ;SbcoNY-Vacuum

Shalman 1

machi (CrescentCorporation—72,

Building); Telephs,Kyo-

232,

3426 and 3427 ('Sannomiya); P.O. Box

Shewakram & Co., H.—68, Isobe-dori; 38;A.Cable L.

Ad: Vacuum

E. McGlew, general mgr.

P.O. Box 403; Cable Ad: Shewak- J. G. S. Gausden, assist, do.

A. F. Guterres, sales manager

Shimidzu Gomei Kaisha -1/4, Iso- G. N. Hallett, chief engineer

gami-dori; P.O. Box 244; Cable Ad: A. P. Simoes, chief accountant

Omasu T. Kamiya, marine represen-

tative

Shinzaike Engine & Iron Works— W. Gordon Bell, assist, sales

Shinzaike Nada; P.O. Box 358; manager

Cable Ad: Landing A. B. Millar

W. H. Cook J. M. A. Guterres

, C. E. Carneiro

.Shroff, Son & Co.—89, Sannomiyar 0. S. de Souza

cho; 1-chome; Teleph. 1059 (L.D., A. J. B. Dresser

Sannomiya); P.O. Box 166; Cable W. W. Pettersson

Ad: Dogdo; Codes: Al, A.B.C. A. Arab

4th, 5th and 6th edns., A.B.C. 5th Miss L. Kivi

improved, Bentley’s, Scott’s 10th Miss G. Motion

edn., Western Union 5-letter edn. Miss J. da Silva

B. J. Shroff, proprietor Miss E. Kivi

P. B. Shroff Mrs. V. Alexeeff

Miss J. Veinerman

Siber, Hegner & Co.—107, Ito-machi; South British Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Telephs. 443, 1624 and 1911 (Sann.); 116b, Higashi-machi; P.O. Box 1111

P.O. Box 96 (Sann.); Cable Ad: '(Sann.'); Cable Ad: British

Siber

E. Deuber | Souza, F. S., Agent for Foreign

J. Hausherr Manufacturers and Export Com-

E. G. A. Brack mission Agent—17, Nakayamate-

E. Messerli dori, Nichome; Teleph. 2992 (Fu-

A. Ernst kiai) ; P.O. Box 8 (Sannomiya);

Cable Ad : Celso ; Codes : Bentley’s

Sim & Co., A. C., English and Con- and Schofield’s

tinental Chemists, etc.—18, Maye- F. S. Souza, Hon. Consul for

machi; Teleph. 5207 (Sannomiya); Portugal

Cable Ad: Sim V. de Souza, signs per pro.

Alan Richardson, m.d. J. L. de Mendonca

340 KOBE

Agent for Strachan & Co. (Agencies), (Ltd., W

W. De Lumley & Co., Marseilles. M. (London-Tokyo-Kobe), Insurance

and General Commission Agents—1,,

French Goods

Ch. Bergasse & Co., Marseilles. Kaigan-dori; Teleph. 292; P.O. Box

40; Cable Ad: Strachan; Codes:

French Wines A.B.O. 4th and 5th Al, Lieber’s,

Anc. Maison Fug. Langeron, Di- Western Union, Bentley’s

jon, France. French Wine® Directors—C. H. Pearson and G.

J. Creisson Fils, Salon de Pro- C. Bolton (London), and E. P.

vence, France. Olive Oil

S. Amram e Filhos Limitada,

Faro, Portugal. Corkwood H. G.Stroud (Tokyo)signs per pro.

Underwood,

Niepoort & Co., Oporto. Portu-

guese WinesAgrioole Commerciad Strong & Co., Export and Import

Companhia

dos Yintos Portos Merchants—96, Higashi-machi; Te-

lephs. 178 and 179 (Sannomiya);;

P.O. Box 4; Cable- Ad: Force

Sphinx Trading Co., The—38, Sanno- Lister Henry, manager

miya-cho, 1-chome • Teleph. 2189 E. W. -Slade

(Sannomiya); P.O. Box 281; Cable J. Levy

Ad: Sphinx O. Abele

B. D. Bhagat, managing proprie- R. W. Robinson

tor P. da Silva

Miss P. Bentley

Standard Braid and Produce Co. of Miss L. Garau

Japan, The—11, Isogami-dori, 2-

chome: P.O. Box 124; Cable Ad: iS. Kobe-kuU. & Co.—Sakae-machi, 2-chome,.

; Cable Ad : Umezuki

Attention

A. Thordsen

Th. Thordsen, signs per pro. Sulzer Bros., Winterthur (Switzer-

R. Pfaffenberger land)—Engineering Office : Crescentr

G. Nikolaus Building, 72, Kyo-machi; Teleph.

H. Schirbaum 382 (Sann.); Cable Ad: Sulzer

Standard Oil Co. of New York, Inc. J. Gastpar, m.e., manager

—Shipping Office: 49, Harima- K. Ha-shizume, m.e.

machi; P.O. Box 1; Cable Ad: R. Riiegg

Standline H. Hablutzel, e.e.

A. F. Jahn

1 Summers Boyeki Kabushiki Kaisha^

J. M'. -Smith (The Summers Trading Co., Ltd.)r

Standard Trading Co. (Goshi Kai- Naniwa-machi,Export

Import and Merchants—62,

Kobe-ku; Telephs.

sha), Importers, Exporters and 1131 and 2183 (Sannomiya); P.O.

Buying Agents—2, Sannomiya-cho, Box 114; Cable Ad: Sanmasu

1-chome; Teleph. 4580 (Sannomiya); E. H. Summers, adviser

P.O. Box 338; Cable Ad: Stantraco; Tokutaro Imai, managing director

Codes: Bentley’s A.B.C. 5th and Tanezumi Inouye, do.

6th edns., Western Union, Scho- K. Kawanishi, auditor

field’s A. T. Guterres, secretary

E. B. Kawasj-ee

J. R. McKenzie Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

Mrs. E. B. Kawasjee O.iS.K. Building, Kaigan-dori; Cab.

Ad: Sunglory

States Steamship Co.—16, Maye-

machi; Telephs. 1238 and 3931 (San- Swiss Watch Import Co.—Crescent

nomiya); P.O. Box 290; Cable Ad: Building, 72, Kyo-machi; Telepth.

Statesline SvMM (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 32;

A. R. Lintner, general agent Cable Ad : Swisswatch

Donald M. Kerr, assist.do. A. Rupp, manager

KOBE 341

Taylor, Fred—fKaigan Building, 10, Toorabally &t Co., Y. H. (Estab. 1905),

Kaigan-dbri Importers and Exporters—26, San-

nomiya-cho, 3-chome; Teleph. Sann..

Teikamdas Brothers — 13, Isogami- 2713; Cable Ad : Toorabally

dori: Cable Ad: Teikamdas

Teikoku Sanso Kabushiki Kaisha. TorTeleph. Hotel, Ltd., The—Kitano-cho;

Manufacturers

gen, Acetylene, ofNitrogen,

Liquid Air, Oxy- 184; Cable2153Ad:(Fukiai);

Dissolved Tor

P.O. Box

Acetylene, Argon and All Apparatus

necessary for Oxy-Acetylene Weld- Trade Representation of U.S.S.R. in

ing and Cutting—38, Akashi-machi : Japan—28, Harima-machi; Teleph. 3-

Telephs. 1879 and 3763 (iSann.), and 0406; (Sannomiya); Cable Ad:

L.D. 13 (Sen-yo); P.O. Box 375; Transport

Cable Ad: Oxygen; Codes-:

Lugagne, A.B.C. 5th edn. and Union Insurance Society of Canton,

Lieber’s Ltd.—28, Harima-machi; P.O. Box

H. Melchior, mang. director 138; Teleph. 361 (Sannomiya); Cab.

G. Odaka, do. Ad : Union

G. Bouillion E. L. Hope, branch manager

J. Fargier

B„ E. Jordan

M. Requien Union Mechanical & Automobile

J. Mansour Engineers—30, Isogami-dori; Cable

E. Gueriteau Ad: Duns

Telegraph Office—{See under Great Union Oil Co. of California—T. K.K.

Northern Telegraph Co.) Building, 7, Harima-machi; Cable

Ad: Unoco

Tenganipah Coconut Estate—1 & 2, W. W. Baer, special representa-

Hachiman-dori; P.O. Box 21 tive

F. M. Jonas

Teverson & Mactavish, Bill, Bullion —7, Trading

Union Co. (Gomei Kwaisha)

Goko-dori, 4-chome; Teleph.

and Share Brokers—13, Maye-ma- 2120 (Fukiai) ; Cable Ad: Toms

chi; Telephs. 183, 705 and 1286 W. J. Toms

(Sannomiya) S. Sugimoto

H. F. Teverson

A. Ormiston Vasuka & Co.—114, Higashi-machi;

Thamawalla & Co., N. A.—61, Isobe- P.O. Box 103'; Cable Ad: Vasuka

dori; Cable Ad : Serenity

Thompson & Co., Ltd. (Retail) J. L. Vasunia & Co., Import and Export

Chemists and Aerated Water Manu- Merchants—1 of 113, Goko-dori, 6-

facturers—3, Kaigan-dori, Itchome; chome;Box 268;

Teleph. 2592 (F.ukiai) ; P.O.

Cable Ad: Limjee

Teleph. 786 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box F. P. Vasunia

22 ; Cable Ad : Franklin J. S. Wadia

H. J. Griffiths A. B. Deboo

F. P. Andrew H. P. Vasunia

A. J. Chuter D. D. Mirzan

Agency C. P. Vandriwalla

Directory & Chronicle of

China, Japan, etc. Vendrell, Mustaros & Co.—125, Hi-

Thomsen & Co.—20, Harima-machi; gashi-machi ; Teleph. 998; (Sann.);

Teleph. 5831 (Sann.); Cable Ad: Cable 5th andAd:6thVendrell; Codes:

edns., and A.B.C.

Bentley’s

Tadaima E. Bayle, signs per pro.

J. EL Thomsen

-342 KOBE

Verleysen & Co., A.—33, iShimoya- Weitzel, J., Exporter and Importer—

mate-dori, 3-chome: P.O. Box 243; : 71 /3, Kitano-cho, 4-chome (near

Cable Ad : Nippobelge Tor Hotel); Teleph. Fukiai 4253;

A. Yerleysen, director j Cable Ad: Weitzel

M. A. Guterres, manager F. E. Korn, accountant

Agencies Y. Tsuji, sales manager

Maison F. Mathieu, S. A. Agency.—

Yal Saint (Lambert Welansky & Goldberg Sewing

Credit Colonial & Commercial Machine Co. of New York

Usines Peters-Lacroix

Gilles Dethiou & Cie

Fabrique Nationale d’Armes de Western Export Lumber Oo.—7, Ha-

rima-machi; Cable Ad: Wexlumco

Guerre

S. A. des Yerreries de Fauquez

Theodore Houben

S. A. Metallurgique de Prayon Whymark & Co., G., Wholesale and

Retail Wine and Provision Mer-

S. A. Iwan Simonis

S. A. des Mines & Fonderies de chants—No. 1 (Ei) Kaigan iDori;

P.O. Box 69; Cable Ad: Whymark

Zinc de la Vieille-Montagne

Vickram & Co., A.—213, iSannomiya Whymark, George H., Auctioneer,

Valuer, Commission Agent, Surve-

Ekimae Building, Kobe-ku; P.O. yor, Adjuster, etc.—60, Ura-machi;

Box 1117 Cable Ad: Jayna P.O. Box 148; Teleph. 935 (L.D.);

Yiroomal & Co., K.G., Exporters and 4th Cable Ad: Pilot; Codes: A.B.CL

Commission Agents — 2, Isogami- ley’s and 5th edns., Lieber’s, Bent-

dori; P.O. Box 212; Cable Ad: W. M. Carst

Viroomall

Wadhoohall & Son—95, Sannomiya- Williams Brush Co.—20, Harima-

cho; Cable Ad: Wadhco machi; Telephs 811 and 812 (San-

Wagner, Henry, Fur Exporters—8, nomiya) ; Cable Ad: Williamsco

Y. Yamasaki

Isobe-dori; Teleph. 1007 (Fukiai);

P.O.1 Box 50 (Sannomiya); Cable

Ad : Hywag Winckler & Co.—5 to 7, Isobe-dori,

Henry Wagner 1-chome; Telephs. 4020 to 4022 f Fu-

K. Suko kiai) ; P.O. Box 75 (SannSmiya);

Walker & Co., Exporters and General Cable Ad: Winckler

J. Westphalen (Hamburg)

agents—8, Kaigan-dori; Teleph. F. Gensen do.

1448, 1296 and 593 (Sannomiya); F. Fachtmann (Yokohama)

P.O. Box 41; Cable Ad: Walker. G. Selig (Yokohama)

Branch Office: Fujiya Building, 1, E. Behr

Kotohira-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo; Te- W. Westphalcn

leph. 2304 (Shiba) G. Werckmeister, signs per pro.

Walther, J. Y., Insurance, agent—180, F. ©celling, accountant

Sannomiya-cho ; Cable Ad : Walther H. Heinze

A. Heine

Wanamaker, John—86, Yedo-machi; A. Pawlenka

Teleph. 5415; (Sanri.); P.O. Box O. Baer

1051; Cable Ad : Wanamaker ' B. Altschul

Geo. F. Tobler, Eastern director Miss P. Jantzen

Miss E. David

Weinberger & Co., C. Import Mer- Miss M. Ehlers

chants—Higashi-machi 122: Teleph. Witkowski- & Co., J., Importers and

2780 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 198: Exporters—118, Naka-machi; P.O.

Cable Ad: Weinberger Box 359; Cable Ad: Witkowski

C. Wilcbens

KOBE-MOJI AND SHIMONOSEKI 343-

Wolf, Hans—119, Hachiman-dori, 5- Ziex k Schmidt, Peivate Clintc—

chome; Teleph. 3212 (Fukiai); Cab. '43b, Saohomiya-cho, I-chome. Te-

Ad: Hanswolf

H. Wolf ■ - leph. Samiomiya 2212

Hugo Scriba Dr. (Med.) Zirn (private resid-

ence 26, Yamamoto-dori, 2-

Yangtsze Insukance Association, Ltd. chome; Teleph. Fukiai 1514)

(Marine and Fire)—28, Harima- Dr. (Med.) Schmidt

machi; Teleph. 361 (Sannomiya); Dr. (Med.) Bolroff (private resi-

P.O. Box 138; Cable Ad: Union dence 85, Kitanp-eho, 1-chome)

E. L. Hope, branch manager

MOJI AND SHIMONOSEKI

These two towns are situated on either side of Shimonoseki Straits, the

western entrance of the Inland Sea—Moji with a population of 112,000_on the

south and iShimonoseki with a population of 98,000 on the north. Shimono-

seki is under the jurisdiction of Yamaguchi (population ‘lOO^OOb), 51 miles

away, and Moji under that of Fukuoka (population 234,000), 47 mhles^away.

The foreign merchants formerly all had their offices in Shimonoseki, but

owing to the very rapid growth of Moji during the last 29 years, due mainly

to its becoming an important coal centre, most of the foreign and Japanese

main and local branch' offices have removed to Moji. The city has now fine

roads, and commercial buildings. The head office of the Kyushu section of

the Bail way Bureau at Moji controls also part of the mainland and the eight

hour FusanMarine

Harbour, ferryBureaux

service. etc.,

An atimposing

Moji, andGrovernment

now wharves,building

capablehouseh the Customs,

of mooring steamers

drawing 30 feet, are made nearby. Moji has important trade; with the following

neighbouring cities:—Kokura, population 94,000: Yawata (Government Steel Works)

194,000; Tobata 54,000; Wakamatsu, 68,000 and Moji has absorbed the adjacent

town of Dairi (on the West side), where there are now many factories and

some foreigners’ offices. There is a fairly strong tidal current through the

Straits, but the anchorage, which is at Moji, is only affected by an eddy,

and good holding ground is general. Steamers entering from the West can

get pilots at Bnkuren (Light, where boats have to stop in any case for medical

inspection and harbour-master’s instructions. From the eastward this inspec-

tion takes place at Hesaki Light. Means of transport are good. Liners run

regularly to all foreign ordinary ports of call; and, while from Slhimonoseki

the Sanyo Railway taps the north, from Moji the Kiushiu Railway taps the

south of Japan. The Shimonoseki Station Hotel provides good accommoda-

tion for foreigners. The Imperial Railway Department has also four large ferry

boats plying between Moji and the Shimonoseki Station, while a ten-minute

ferry plies between the usual landing places at Moji and Shimonoseki. There

was

has a project on footandto construct a tunnel underthethe Straits

Straits.is However, this

and been

the abandoned

work may abe scheme

startedfor inbridging

1934 if tests are nowsatisfactory.

on foot,

Both towns have municipal waterworks, are lit by electricity, and are con-

nected by telephone with the principal towns, from Kagoshima and Nagasaki,

in the south, to Tokyo in the north-east. It should be specially noted that

photographing and sketching are forbidden within a radius of ten miles

round Shimonoseki and Moji on land and sea. The law in this respect is

strictly enforced and ignorance is not accepted as an excuse.

1931. Exports . Imports

Moji ... 39,512,486 . 43,031,111

Shimonoseki 1,012,416 552,287

344 MOJI AND SHIMONOSEKI

MOJI DIRECTORY or FOREIGN FIRMS

Bagnall & Hilles, Merchants—Higa- Portuguese Consulate — Dairi-ku;

shi, Hon-machi, 1-chome ; Cable Ad : Telephs. 866 and Long Distance

Mitsuraaru 1305; Cable Ad: Nutter

Brunner, Mond & Co. (Japan) Ltd.— Vice-Consul—Horace Nutter

1, Sanbashi-dori; P.O. Box 41; Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.—

Cable Ad: Crescent 1 of 50, Shimonishi-machi, Hakata;

E. H. Fisher, manager P.O. Box 17 (Hakata); Cable Ad:

Hunter & Co.—Hagoromo-cho Petrosam

C. R. Buhrer, manager

Mitsui Bussan iKaisha, Ltd.—4, Sam- F. G. Bishop

bashi-dori, | 2-chome; Gable Ad: I. Custerson

Mitsui P. E? Chapman

S. Hasegawa, manager J. G. Mitchell

K. Tsuzuki, assist. do.

Agencies • Socony-Vacuum Corporation—Mujuki-

Hamburg-Amerika Line cho, Dairi; Teleph. 189; P.O. Box 18;

; Norddeutscher Lloyd ; Cable Ad: Vacuum

NieHiaui Trading (jo.," (Engin- L Kitamura, actg. manager

eering Departmeni;)—Daimai Build- F. F. ,A. Guterres, actg. assist,

;

ing, Kiyotaki-machi; 'Cjable Ad: manager

Nichizuico

Nippon , Yusen Kaisha—Hama-machi Standard Oil Co. of New York—

M. Shoda, manager Higashi Hon-machi; P.O. Box 15;

Teleph. 526 and 2162; Cable Ad:

Nutter & Co., General Exporters. Steam- iSoconyGrant Whitman

slip Agents, Quick Bunkering,

Chartering, Insurance, Coal, Ex-

port and Import, Forwarding, S. Ad: U. & Co.—Uchihama-machi; Cable

Umezuki

Landing and Commission Agents,

Surveyors and Arbitrators—Osaka

Mainichi Building, 902, Kiyotaki- Texas Co.—Osaka Mainichi Build-

machi. Head Office : Moji; Telephs. ing, Kujotaki-cho

866, 1305 and 2021 (Moji); P.O. Box

3; Cable Ad: Nutter; Codes: A.B. Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha—

C. 5th edn., Al, Scott’s, Watkin’s, Moji Office: 3102, Uchihama-cho, 2-

Bentley’s, Schofield’s, Boe and Uni- chome; Teleph. 689; Cable Ad : Bab-

versal. Branch Offices : Dairi and cock

Karatsu . S. Kurokawa, branch manager

Horace Nutter

S1TIMONOSEKI DIRECTORY of FOREIGN FIRMS

CONSULATES Norway—Karato-machi

Great Britain—Karato-cho; Teleph. Vice-Consul—R. McKenzie ;

705 Sweden—Karato-machi

Consular Agent—R. McKenzie Vice-Consul—R. McKenzie

Netherlands—Karato-machi Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co. (Japan)

Vice-Consul—R. McKenzie Ltd.—Wurui Shokwai, agents

SHIMONOSEKI—KYUSHU 345

Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.—21, Wuriu Shokwai (Holme, Ringer &

N ishihosoe-cho Co.), Coal Exporters, Bunker Coal

Roman Catholic Mission—Maruyama Suppliers, Shipping Agents, iShip-

cho brokers, Insurance Agents (Marine

Rev. A. Utsch, S. J. and Fire), General Surveyors—5,

Karato-machi; P.O. Box 20; Te-

Sanyo Hotel—iShimonoseki Station,; lephs.

Teleph. 35, 0832 138 and 705; Cable Ad: Wu-

Southern Baptist Convention—Ka- riuR. McKenzie, manager

mitanaka-machi; Cable Ad: Bapto W. H. Sainton, pcf pro.

E. N. Walne

KYUSHU DIRECTORY of FOREIGN FIRMS

; American Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd. Poldi Steel Works—36, Osaka-machi;

—255, Higashi Nakasu, Hakata Cable Ad: Poldisteel

i Andrews & George Company, Inc.— Rising Sun Petroleum Oo., Ltd.—

i 165, Kami Yosogawa, Haruyoshi Kasuya-ken, F ukuoka

Famous Lasky Paramount Films, Ltd. Sale & Co., Ltd.—12, Shimo Okunodo-

—Katakura Building, Kami-Gofu- machi, Fukuoka

ku-machi, Fukuoka Singer Sewing Machine Co., Ltd.

—18, Kami Gofuku-machi, Fukuoka

First National Pictures (Japan), Standard Oil Co. of New York—335,

Inc.—Kamaigofuku-cho, Fukuoka Inuka Katakasu-cho, Fukuoka

Horne Company, Ltd.—18, Kawabata- Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada--

machi, Hakata Jiigo Building, Katadoi-machi; Fu-

kuoka

Illies & Co-, C.—Kyo-machi, Kokura United Artists Corporation —114,

Kjellbergs Successors Goshi Kaisha ’ Sbimo Nishi-machi, Fukuoka

43, Uo-machi, Kokura Universal Pictures (Japan), Ltd.—

Manufacturers’ Life Insurance Co.— 41, Katadoi-maehi, Fukuoka

4, Funatsu-machi, Fukuoka Victor Gramophone Co. (Japan), Ltd.

—23, Shimo Oyama-cho, Fukuoka;

Nutter & Co. Teleph. 3227

H. Nutter—Residence only : Higa- Weinberger & Co., C.—Kyo-machi,

shi Karatsu (all communications

to Moji Office) Kokura

NAGASAKI

At the end of the sixteenth century, when'the nations of Western Europe

were vigorously competing for the trade of the Far East, Nagasaki—then a

fishing village—was set aside by the Japanese authorities as a place of foreign

residence. It speedily became the chief trading port of the country. When

the Christian religion was banned in 1637 and only the Dutch were allowed

trade privileges, a small island in Nagasaki harbour called Deshima was

allotted to the Dutch merchants as a trading station and place of residence.

During the persecution which culminated in the expulsion from Japan of

foreign Christian priests, the city was the centre of the anti-Christian opera-

tions conducted by the Japanese government. By the treaty of 1858 Nagasaki

was one of the ports opened to British trade on the 1st of July in the follow-

ing year.

On entering the harbour of Nagasaki no stranger can fail to be struck with

the admirable situation of: the town and the beautiful panorama of hilly

scenery opened to his view. The harbour is a land-locked inlet deeply in-

dented with small bays, about three miles long with a width varying from haif-

a-mile to a mile. A reclamation.

7 scheme was commenced in October, 1897, and

completed

measuring innearly

Januarj

five ,miles

1905;in147length

acreshave

werebeen

reclaimed,

built in and

frontretaining

of what walls

were

formerly the foreign concessions at Deshima and Megasaki. Simultaneously,

the harbour was deepened. The cost of the work was 4,000,000 yen. A wharf

to accommodate two vessels of 8,000 tons has been constructed by the muni-

cipality and is used by the vessels. engaged in the express service between

Shanghai and Kobe. The town is on the eastern side of the harbour and the

foreign quarter is on the south-east. The foreign consulates and chief mer-

cantile houses are situated on the bund facing the harbour, behind which are

a few streets running parallel with it, and there are a number of private

residences on the hill-side. There is a Roman Catholic cathedral and two large

parish churches; Anglican and Nonconformist services for foreigners are held

on alternate Sundays at the Seamen’s Home. There are two clubs (Naga-

saki and International) and one foreign hotel, the Hotel du Japon. The

Mitsubishi Company own three docks in Nagasaki, the largest of which has

a length of 714 feet on the keel blocks and a depth of water at ordinary

spring tides of 34 feet 6 inches. As a shipbuilding centre the place has

rapidly developed in recent years; in addition to large ocean-going passenger

and freight steamers, a battle-cruiser of 27,'500 tons displacement and a battle-

ship of over 30,000 tons displacement have been constructed there. Nagasaki

gained considerable importance as a base for steam trawlers, but the vessels

were all sold to foreign governments for war service during 1918. The in-

dustry has been restarted on a smaller scale but most of the trawlers now

use iShimonoseki as a base. The Municipality has erected a large fish market

on a wharf near the railway station. Four reservoirs supply the city with

water. The railway development of recent years has made it, possible, with

a brief sea passage of ten minutes between Moji and Shimonoseki; to travel

by rail from Nagasaki to Tokyo, via Kobe, in 27 hours. The climate of Na-

gasaki is mild and salubrious, and there are popular health resorts

in the neighbourhood, the most famous being Mount Unzen, on which a nine-

hole golf course was laid out in 1911, and which, since 1923, has been gradually

improved; another course has been laid out at Isahaya, a small town about one

Tour by rail or motor-car from Nagasaki.

The population of the port has increased greatly during recent years. In

the census taken in 1930 it was returned as 204,626, nearly double that which

it was 30 years previously.

NAGASAKI 34T

DIRECTORY of FOREIGN FIRMS

GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS

Appeal Ootjet—Manzai-machi Post Office—Urnegasaki -machi

President—T. Ishii Postmaster—K. Watamabe

Public Procurator—K. Kanayama Chief, Telegraphs—S. Hori

IDo., Foreign Mails—G. Narisa-

da Mails—M. Kodera

Do., iDomestic

Custom House—Megasaki-machi

Director—T. Kubotera Do., Telephone—A. Uno

Chief Inspector—M. Ozeki IDo., Life Insurance—Jagawa

Chief Appraiser—R. Kinoshita Do., Gen. Affairs—Hamaji

Chief Accountant—T. Tasaki

Chief Plants Quar. Off.—K. Ta- Municipal Office—36, Sakura-machi

K. Tominaga, Mayor

naka

Chinzei Gakuin—1'52, Takenokubo- Italy—6, Oura

machi; Teleph. 3261 Consular Agent—F. C. Greatrex

Rev. N. Kawasaki, president Netherlands—6, Oura

F. N. Scott, (residence 683, It- Acting Vice-Consul — F. C.

chome, Shiroyama-machi) Greatrex

Mrs. F. N. Scott

Norway—7, Oura

CONSULATES Consul—S. A. Ringer

Brazil — Chamber of Commerce Portugal—7, Oura; P.O. Box 22

Building, Sakura-machi Vice-Consul—S. A. Ringer

Belgium—7, Oura; Teleph. 218 Sweden—7, Oura

Consul—F.uE. E. Ringer Vice-Consul—F: E. E. Ringer

China—2, Tokiwa-machi Oura; Te- United States of America—5, Oura;

leph. 327; Cable Ad : Sinoconsul Teleph. 1082; P.O. Box 28; Cable

Cbnsul—Chang Tsi Ad; American Consul

Vice-Consul—S. W. Wong . Consul—H. B. Hitchcock

Secretary—Miss M. Sharpe

Denmark—5, Oura Clerk—Glen W. Bruner

Consul — H. B. Hitchcock,

American Consul in charge of Curnow & Co., Provision Merchants,

Danish interests Naval Contractors, etc. — 42-a,

France—42, Sagarimatsu Sagarimatsu; P.O. Box 60; Cable

Consul—J. Vachier Ad: Curnow

A. Russell, manager

Great Britain—6, Oura; P.O. Box Great. Northern Telegraph Co.—2,

16 Megasaki; Teleph. 176; P.O. Box 11;

Consul—F. G. Greatrex Cable Ad: Nordiske

Shipping Clerk—S. Taguchi C. S. Andersen, supt.

Consular Agent—R. McKenzie N. .Tustesen, assist, supt.

(Shimonoseki) O. A. Hansen,

Consular Agent--B. W. Cahusac P. H. L.' CliriStense.n .

(Fukuoka) H. Kfferspe . ! ; '

348 NAGASAKI

Holme, Ringer & Co., Merchants, Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Import

Bankers, Shipping Agents, Brokers and Export Merchants—3, Tokiwa-

and Insurance Agents (Marine and machi; Telephs. 147 and 149; Cable

Fire)—7, Oura-cho; P.O. Box 22; Ad : Mitsui.

Cable Ad: Ringer Agencies

S. A. Ringer Hamburg-Amerika Line, Ham-

F. E. E. Ringer burg

P. R. Rosoman, signs per pro. North German Lloyd, Bremen

T. A. Glover Holland-Amerika Line, Rotter-

M. C. Adams dam

M. C. G. Ringer S. M. Nederland, Amsterdam

Hotel du Japon—Teleph. 664; Cable S. M. Rotterdam Lloyd, Rotter-

Ad: Japan Hotel dam

Koninklyke Paketvaart Maats-

Jardine, Matheson & Co.—5, Oura; chappij, Batavia

P.O. Box 6; Cable Ad: Jardine EHerman and Bucknall S.S. Co.

Kuribayashi Shosen Kaisha,

Ld.

Jvaisei Chu Gakko—1, Higashi-yama- Taisho Marine and Fire Insur-

te; Teleph. 1368 ance Co., Ld.

Albert Deiber, president Tokyo Marine and Fire Insur-

Alb. Bletzacker ance Co., Ld.

Alph. Mistier

L. Baumann

Jos. Gaessler Nagasaki Higher Commercial School

Cel. Rambach —Katabuchi-cho

F. Tadami, director

King, F. G.—19, Oura

Kwassui Jo Gakko—13, Higashi Nagasaki International Club — 7,

Deshima; Teleph. 1259; P.O. Box 13

Yam ate

Miss A. (L. White, principal (abt.)

Miss A. Ashbaugh

Miss O. Curry Napalkoff & Co., G. P.—6, Tokrwa-

Miss C. S. Peckham machi

Miss H. Couch

Miss E. Attman Nippon Yusen Kaisha—4, Tokiwa-

Miss H. Moon machi; Telephs. 2950 to 2952

Miss P. Smith T. Okuno, manager

Lloyd’s Register of Shipping—9,

Oura, Teleph. 2093; Cable Ad: Re- Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd., The

gister —7, Tokiwa-machi; Telephs. 276 (In-

G. Anderson, surveyor stallation Office) and 1424 (Kozaki

Installation); P.O. Box 12; Cable

MISSIONS AND CHURCHES Ad: Petrosam; Code: Bentley’s

Convent des Scetjrs du Saint En- complete phrase

fant Jesus

Soeurs M. Lea, St. Anthelme, Seamen’s Home—26, Oura

Zacharie, Madeleine de Pazzi, Directors—W. G. Hockje, Mrs. H.

Anysie, Marguerite, Marie des B. Hitchcock, Miss Place, Glen

Anges Bruner and E. R. S. Pardon

. Nagasaki Episcopal Church—Chapel

of Sailors’ Home, Oura Socony - Vacuum Corporation — 9,

Hon. Chaplain—Rev. James Oura; Teleph. 919; Cable Ad:

Hind Socony

Secretary—E. R. S. Pardon J. S. Walker

NAGASAKI

HJnited States Army (Office of Quar- Walker & Co., R.N., Stevedores,

termaster and Assistant General Landing, Shipping and Forwarding

Superintendent^ IT. S. Army Trans- Agents,

Agents,

Customs Brokers and Estate

Ship-chandlers and Fresh.

port Service)—Sawayama Build- Water Suppliers—11, Oura-machi;

ing, 11, Oura; Cable Ad: Quarter- Teieph. 137 (L.D.); 'Cable Ad':

master Walker

Capt. Truman M. Martin (Q.M. R. Walker, jr.

Corps) Y. Shimidzu | R. Hirashita

Jackus Mason, warrant officer Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., The—

4. Ilmegasaki-machi; Cable Ad :

Shokin

J. Yamamoto, manager

'Vachier, J.—42, Matsugae^cho S. Satoh, per pro, manager

JAPANESE WEIGHTS MEASURES AND MONEY

1 Kwam-me or 1,000 Momme 8.2817077001 lbs. , or 3.7565217 kilogrammes

1 Hiyaku-me or 100 0.8281707700 lb. , or 37.565217 grammes

L Momme 10 Fun = 0.0082817077 lb. avoir. , or 3.756521 grammes

L Fun 10 Rin 0.0008281708 lb. avoir. , or 0.375652 gramme

t Rin 10 Mo 0.0000828171 lb. avoir. , or 0.037565 gramme

L Mo 10 Shi 0.0000082817 lb. avoir, i or 0.003756 gramme

l Shi 0.0000008282 lb. avoir. , or 0.000375 gramme

L Hiyak-kin 100 Kin 132.5073232011 lbs. , or 60.1043472 kilogrammes

L Kin 160 Momme ' 1.3250732320 lbs. , or 601.043472 grammes

Apothecaries Weight—1 Riyo or 4 Momme 0.0402583013 lb. troy.

DRY MEASURE

1 Jo make 10 Shaku == about 3.314 yards English

I Shaku make 10 Sun — about 1 foot English

1 Sun make 10 Bu = about 1.18 inches English

LAND MEASURE

1 Ri make 36 Cho = 2.4403 English miles

1 Cho make 60 Ken =*= 119.305 English yards

1 Ken make 6 Shaku — 59.653 English feet

On 1stThe

sterling. October,

coinage1897, Japan the

is decimal, adopted a goldpartstandard,

hundredth of the yentaking

beingtheknow.d

yen asatone24-59“Sen.”

pence

FORMOSA

This island, one of the largest in Asia, is situated between latitude 22 and

26 degrees N., and longitude 120 and 122 degrees E., and is separated from

the coast of Fukien, China, by a channel about one hundred miles in width.

It is a prolongation of the Japanese and Loochoo Archipelagoes, and in ISOi*

was incorporated in the Japanese Empire. Its name Formosa, signifying

“beautiful island,” was conferred by the , Portuguese, the first Europeans to

visit it, but it was called Taiwan ('Great Bay) by the Chinese, to whom it

belonged from 1661 to 1694. It is said that the Japanese endeavoured to-

form a colony in the island in 1626, but large numbers of Chinese were settled

there prior to that date. The (Dutch arrived in 1634, and founded several

settlements, and traces of their occupation are still to be found in the island,

but they were compelled in 1661 to retire by the Chinese pirate chief Koxinga,

who then assumed the sovereignty of western Formosa. His grandson and

.successor, however, was induced, twenty-two years later, to resign the crown

to the Emperor of China. By the Treaty of Shimonoseki, which terminated

the war betv/ee'n China and Japan m 1893, the island was ceded

to Japan as one of the conditions of peace, and on the 1st June, 1895

the formal surrender was made, the ceremony taking place on board shipr

outside iKeelung. The resident Chinese officials, however, declared a republic,

and offered resistance, and it was not until the end of October that the oppos-

ing forces were completely overcome, the last stand being made in the south,

by Liu Yung-fu, the Black Flag 'General, of Tonkin notoriety. Takowr wav

bombarded and captured on 15th October, and Anping was peacefully occupied

on the 21st of the same month, Liu Yung-fu having taken refuge in flight.

Formosa is about 260 miles in length, and from 60 to 70 miles broad in

the widest part. It is intersected from north to south by a range of mountains,

which forms a kind of backbone to the island, the loftiest peak of which.

Mount Morrison (Niitakayama), is 13,880 feet high. On the western side of

this range the slope is more gradual than on the eastern side, and broken

by fertile valleys which lose themselves in the large undulating plain on which

the Chinese are settled. The high land east of the dividing chain is peopled

by an aboriginal race who acknowledge no allegiance to the Chinese Govern-

ment and made frequent raids upon the outlying Chinese settlements, but

as the island is being steadily opened up conditions are improving, and

doubtless in course of time they will become merged in the general popula-

tion, although naturally a savage and warlike people, allied to the Malays

and iPolyneisians, who lived principally by the chase.

The population of Formosa in 1928 was estimated to be 4,241,759, an in-

crease of 22 per cent, over that of 1918. In October 19?0 the population was

estimated as being Japanese 220,370, Formosan (including Aborigines) 4,198,-

783, Foreign (mainly Chinese) 43,118.

The products of Formosa are numerous, vegetation being everywhere most

luxuriant, testifving to the richness of the soil. Tea, camphor, rice, sugar

and bananas are largely cultivated, the three latter being extensively shipped

to Japan. The fauna includes bears, monkeys, deer, wild boar, badgers,,

martens, the scaly ant-eater and other smaller animals. Birds are not very

numerous, and snakes not as common as might; bee expected where vegetation

is so abundant. As regards minerals there are at present only two gold mines-

running {viz., those at Kinkasaki and Zuiho in the vicinity of Keelung), and

the production of both Gold and iSilver in Taiwan has decreased, as they are

being shipped to Japan in the form of Ores. The foreign trade, including

that with Javan amounted to Y. 409,700,389 in 1930. The big items of

export are sugar, Oblong tea, bananas, rice, eoal and camphor. In trade

with foreign countries the imports on the average exceed the exports. The

island has an area of about 5,690 square miles of which more than half is

mountain, never the less 21.5 per cent is cultivated land and over 58 per

^ent. of the population are farmers.

FORMOSA 351

Amongst sundry factories and mills a,t various places in the island are

ice-works, a brewery, a straw-board factory, two flour-mills, fertiliser fac-

tories, ramie and jute mills, cement works, brick-works (many using Manches-

ter kilns), numerous oil-extracting and rice mills, several electric-light plants,

.and a gas works (in Taipeh),

From the north of the island tea forms the principal export, and the

authorities are energetically pushing its cultivation and preparation. Export

of camphor in 1931 amounted to Yen 2,352,709. The export of sugar in 1931

amounted to Yen 122,831,659, of camphor oil Yen 1,834,823; of tea (Oolong)

Yen 2,372,606, of scented tea (Pauchcng) Yen 4,585,442, of bananas, Yen

8,529,603 and of rice in the same year Yen 41,098,17:2. The total imports for

•the year, 1931 were, from Japan, Yen 114,763,307, from foreign countries Yen

30,858,816, total Yen 145,622,123. The total exports for the year 1931 were, to

Japan Yen. 201,424,107, to foreign countries,- Yen 19,448,7i59, total Yen 220,-

872,866. Sugar factories:: There are now 47 of these equipped with , modern

machinery scattered throughout the island, mostly in the central and southern

districts, in addition to 13 factories of improved Formosan type, and 132 old-

style ones. . i

The following articles are classified under the Monopoly Law, and cans

be handled only by. the Governmentopium, camphor, salt, tobacco, wines

.and spirits. Imports in 1931 amounted to opium Yen 1,1128,566, tobacco, Yen

275,983, cigarettes Yen 2,113,916, sake (Japanese wine) Yen 2,031,989, beer

Yen 1,894,162, wines and spirits (Foreign) Yen 151,428, (Japanese other than

sake) Yen 505,718,.'

The trade and industries of the island are steadily developing, and both

fish and fruit are now being largely exported to the mother-country and

Dairen, whilst recently attention has been directed to the gathering of coral,

supplies of which have been found in the waters of the northern vicinity. All

the principal towns are now equipped with water-works, electric lighting,

and large markets, etc., and connection between them by motor lines of cars

is becoming general, replacing the push cars hitherto- mainly in use.

One great drawback to the island is its lack of good harbours, which is

more especially felt on account of the strength of the monsoons in the Formosa

'Channel,: Those on the eastern side are few and neither commodious nor

accessible;

north and whilst

Takow onin the west coast,

the south, they with the exception

are little better thanof open

Keelung in the

roadsteads.

Harbour improvements have just been completed at Keelung, and are still

being carried out at Takow, when completed, they will greatly increase the

existing accommodation. The depth ah low water at the entrance to the

harbours is 30 feet and 23| feet, respectively.

Taipeh is the capital of Formosa, and Tainan is the chief city in the

south of the Island. The open ports are four in number, viz., Takow and

Anping in the south, and Tamsui and Keelung in the north. The latter was

held for some months in 1884-5 by the French, under Admiral Courbet, but was

evacuated on June 21st 1885. The rivers of Formosa are few, shallow,

and winding, only navigable to small flat-bottomed boats. The scenery is

delightful, and the climate is very pleasant in the winter, but hot in some

parts of the island.

A complete system of post and telegraph services is in force while two

cables connect the island with Japan proper.

A railway traversing the west side of the island, from Keelung in the

north to Keishu in the south was officially opened by H.I.H. Prince (Kan-

in on October 24th, 1908. A short line also connects Taipeh and Tamsui in

the north. On the west coast is a loop line of 561 miles between Chikunan

and Oden (near Shoka). Hugging the coast, as it does, it avoids the steep

gradients and numerous tunnels of the main line. On the through-line, sleep-

ing-cars are now run for the accommodation of first and second class passengers.

There is also a railway along the East coast, and some other minor lines

partially completed Besides the Government lines there are 1,349 miles of

private railways laid by sugar companies.

TAMSUI AND KEELUNG

The port of Tamsui lies in lat. 25 deg. 10 min. N., and long. 101 deg.

26 min. E., on the north-western side of the fertile island of Formosa- The

harbour, like all others in Formosa, has a troublesome bar, which has re-

tarded the growth of the port and has- necessitated the transfer to Keelung

of the steamship agencies that formerly made it their headquarters. None but

vessels of smalt size trade there. The tow® called Hobe, is situated on the

north side of the river, about two milesjf.rom the, bar. In October, 1884, the

French ships under Admiral Courbet bombarded Tamsui, but were unable to-

take the place. The Japanese took-possession on the 7th June, 1803.

The port of Keelung lies to the north-east of Tamsui, in latitude 25 deg.

6 min. N. and longitude 121 deg. 47 min. E. It is situated on the shores of

a bay between the capes of Foki and Peton, some 20 miles apart, amidst bold

and striking scenery, backed by a range of mountains. It was once a Spanish

Settlement, but was subsequently captured and held by the Dutch until they

in turn gave place to the Chinese under Koxinga, formerly a pirate chief,

who caused himself to be, proclaimed King of Formosa. Though but a mere

village, it had long carried on a considerable native trade with Amoy, Chin-

chew, and Foochow. Keelung was opened to foreign trade at the same time-

as the other Formosan ports. The limits of the port are defined to be within

a straight line drawn from Image Point to Bush Island. On the 5th August,

1884, the port was bombarded by the French under Admiral Lespes, when the

forts above the town were reduced to ruins, and the place captured. It was-

then garrisoned by the French, who held it until after the Treaty of Peace

had been signed at Tientsin in June, 1885. The place was occupied by the

Japanese on the 3rd June, 1895.

At Keelung' harbour improvements were completed in 1930 at a cost of

over 25 million Yen, and have largely increased the accommodation available.

During 1900 a lighthouse was completed on Pak-sa: Point, a low headland

on the west coast, some 20 miles south-west of Tamsui, and one has been

erected on Agineourt Island. At Keelung there is a stone quay in connection

with the railway, alongside of which the regular mail steamers of the 6,000

tons class are berthed, the depth of water alongside being 28-30 feet. It is

now possible to accommodate at the quay about 10 steamers each of 10,000

tons capacity, and admit six steamers below this tonnage at the buoys.

The railway line between Tamsui and Taipeh was opened in August, 1901,

and has been of great benefit to the people-of the district. Keelung is the

northern terminus of the trans-Formosan Government Bailway. The capital

city is known by the Chinese name of Taipeh, and also Under the Japanese

nomenclature of Taihoku, which is now applicable, also, to the whole'district,

the former names of Manka, iDaltotei, etc., having 'recently been abolished..

At the mouth of the Tamsui river lies the town of Kobe, Usually known as-

Tamsui to avoid confusion with Kobe in Japan proper,

TAMSUI DIRECTORY

BankY., ofTomita,

Taiwan, Lm (Tamsui ’ Paul Houghton,chief

Z. Tobisawa, manager

banto

manager

Boyd & Co., Shipping Agents British Consulate (also in charge of

Brunner,

Sakae-machi, & Cb.1 (Japan),

MonoItchomc Ltd.—9; interests

1 P.O. Box

of France, Norway and

Spain)—Tamsui; Cable Ad : Britain

Cable Ad: Cresdent Cbnsul—A. R, Ovens

TAMSUI—TAIHOKU (TAIPEH) AND DAITOTEI (TWATUTIA) 353

gs m ^ ^ ^ ^

Customs of the Government General of Osaka Shosenmanager

T. Ohara, Kaisha

Taiwan — Izumicho, Taihoku; Telephs. S.Y. Miyata,

1238, 1239 and 1359

Commissioner—Gicho Nishizawa Nozaki, sub-manager

chief accountant

Inspector—Naohide Takahashi Agency

Appraiser—Nobuichi Nishimura Tokyo Fire and Marine Insce. Co.

Oliver Carter Macy, Inc., Tea Merchants Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd. —(Tamsui

Installation)

Geo. S. Beebe, special agent A. F. Shortt, engineer-in-charge

C. R. Wbolverton | J. M. Boyol

TAIHOKU (TAIPEH) AND DAITOTEI

(TWATUTIA) DIRECTORY

Andrews & George Co., Inc.—2-chome, American: Mail Line

Hon-machi, Taihoku Dodwell

Ben LineCastle LineLd.

Steamers,

Anglo-American Direct Tea Trading Ellerman Line

Co.—18, Nissin-cho, Taipeh; Cable Ad: American Pioneer Line

Analambe American Gulf Orient Line

BANKS Carter Macy Tea and Coffee Co.,

Inc., Tea Merchants—1-124, Eraku-cho,

Daitotei

It © S «S ft « W £ Geo. S. Beebe

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—Head Office: C. R. Woolverton

Sakae-machi, Taihoku, Taipeh J. M. Boyol

China & Southern Bank, Ltd., The— it # ^ ^ ^ ® j® ^

Head Cable

mosa; Office:Ad:Omote-cho,

Kananginko. Taipeh, For-

Branches: Chin Seng Industrial Development Co.,

Singapore, Canton, Samarang Ltd., Coal Mine Owners; Import,

Lin Yucho, president / Export,

chants —Commission and General

119, Eirakkucho, Mer-

Nichome,

B.M. Arita,

Taketo,vicemanaging

do. director Taihoku; Telephs. 74 and 793; Cable Ad:

Weetongbo, Taihoku; Bentley’s

5th edn. and improved, Codes: A.B.C.

com-

Shoka Ginko—Taisho-cho, Taihoku plete phrase

Taiwan Shoko Ginko — Yamate-cho, Wee Kim Sui, president

4-chome, Taihoku Wee Chai Eng, managing director

^ Standard Oil Co. of New York

IE ft Ho kee Java-China-Japan Lijn N.Y..

Boyd & Co., Merchants—15, Minato-cho, Formosa Machine Brick Co., 'Ld.,' etc.

Itchome;

Acme, Cable5thAd:

A.I0th

B.C. and Boyd, Taipeh

6th edns., Codes:

Bentley’s, Colburn Co., A.—40, Eiraku-cho; Cable

Scott’s edn., Lieber’s, Premier and Ad: Colburn, Taihoku .

Western Union

R. B. Orr, partner CONSULATES

H. L. Keen, signs per pro. American — 9, Onari-cho, 4-chome,

Agencies

Lloyd’s Taihoku

Union Insce. Society of Canton, Ld. Consul—John B. Ketcham

East AsiaticAfrican

Norwegian, Co., Ld.,

CopenhagenLines

Barber-Wilhelmsen Line Netherlands—40, Yeiraku-.cHo

Consul—W. J. Van de.r Star

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354 TAIHOKU (TAIPEH) AND DAITOTEI (TWATUTIA)

Elphinstone, S. Merchant, Coal

Sulphur Mine Owner—Taipeh; and

Telephs. North Formosa Foreign Board or

3444, 2235 and 1677, Hokuto 14; Codes: Trade

A.B.C. 5th, . Lieber’s, Western Union Chairman - F. G. Hogg

and Bentley’s Vice-do. —R B. Orr

S. Y.Elphinstone Committee—G. S. Beebe, P. Houg-

K. Ho ton and H. Lachlan

Secretary—A.. .L. Pink

General Manager of

Tokki

HinglyGomei

k Cp. Kaisha Okura Trading CO., Ltd., Merchants

Ho lloat Ironworks —^44, Omote machi, Taihoku

Agency

Directory and Chronicle of

China, Japan, Straits, etc. Osaka

lioku Shosen Kaisha—Seimei-gas Tai-

fQ H Ghee Ho M. Takeuchi

V. Ikee, sub-manager

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Mer-

chants,

Agents—25,Shipping and P.O.

Insurance Post

Uinato-cho;

81; Cable Ad: Jardines Taipeh;

Box nan Office—1-1, Mishiki-machi, Tai-

Codes: Bentley’s, Acme and Scott’s Postmaster—K. Higuchi

C. S. Hayley, agent & tea inspr.

T. J. dos Remedios, accountant Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.,

Agencies The, Taihoku. Importers of ‘ Shell”

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld. Motor Spirit, and “Shell” and

Royal Mail Steam Packet Co. “Lion” Lubricating Oils—Cable Ad:

Glen (Line of Steamers Petrosam

Blue FunnelandLine of Steamers W. J. vam der Star, manager

American Manchurian Line C! G. Skinner, assist, manager

Indo-’China Steam Navigation A. F. 'Shortt, engineer-in-charge,

Co., Ld. Tamsui installation

Canton

HongkongInsurance Office, Ld. Co.,

Fire Insurance

Ld. iSocony Vacuum Corporation

R, G. Walker, manager

G. E. Owens

Lee Trading Corporation—Bantan,

Heitb, Takao; Cable Ad: Lee Standard Oil Co. and Vacuum Oil

Co.—(tfee Socony Vacuum Corpn.)

Ltm Kat Tai & Co., Manufacturers of

Aerated Waters, General Store Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

Dealers and Import Merchants, Coal (See Tokyo Section)

Wines—79, Eiraku-cho, 4-chome, Tai-

peh ; Teleph. 992; Cable Ad: Lim Tait & Co., 1-chome,

Ltd., Merchants—21-22,

Kai Tai; Codes: Bentley’s and Pri- Minato-cho, Taihoku

vate F. C. Hogg, managing director

A. L. Pink, signs per pro.

frfc # ^ #H Agencies

Peninsular and Oriental S.N. Co.

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha. Ltd. (Mitsui Dollar Line

k Co.), Merchants—Omote-cho ; P.O. American Asiatic Steamship Co.

Box 4 American and Oriental Line

S. Kodera, manager Osaka Shosen Kaisha (sub-agency)

K. Suganuma, assist, manager South British Insurance CO., Ld.

Tea Department North China Insurance Co., Ld.

IK. Mizawa, manager Yangtsze Insurance Association,

M. Hirai, tea inspector Ld.

TAIHOKU (TAIPEH) AND DAITOTEI (TA \VT. L'TEI)—K EELUNG 355

El Dia Compania Anonima de Twatltia Eoeeign Club

Seguros Committee—F. C. Hogg (chair-

Board of Underwriters of New mani), R. B. Orr (vice chairs

York man) B. C. Cowan, C. G. Skin-

Prince Line ner

Morris Commercial

Morris Motors, Ld. Cars, Ld. Hon. Secretary—IT. L. Keen

Whitney & Co., J. ,C.—54, Eiraku-cho,

Taihoku

Texas

TakaoCo., The — 123, Shinhama-cho, Vacuum Oil Co.—f7, Hokumon-cho,

Sale it Co., Ltd., agents Taihoku

KEELTTNG DIE ECTOR Y

Customs—Hoshiryo, Keelung;Telephs. 110, S. K.Kodera, manager

311Chief

and 511

Official (Secretary)—Takatsagu Suganuma, assist, manager

Aoki Tea Department

Takao Branch K. Mizawa, chief

Telephs. 259,Office—At

2 and 810 Wharf, Takao;

Chief Official (Secy.)—Sakyo Adachi Mizusaki Kumiai (Pilot Society)

Harbour Office Capt. J. Sokimoto, licensed pilot, mgr.

Inspector—S. Fukii Capt. —. Hyodo, do., do.

Kinkai Yusen Kaisha (Keelung Branch)

K. Matsumoto, manager

S. Kumai Osaka Shosen KaisHa

Agents T. Yaniaguchi,

Ohara, manager

Nippon Yusen Kaisha signs per pro.

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. (Mitsui & ’Yam ash it a Risen Kaisha, Ltd.—Sho-

Bento : , . . ■: , . ,

Co.), Merchants

12*

TAINAN, TAKAO AND ANPING

The city of Tainan (until 1889 known as Taiwanfu or Taiwanfoo

i.e. The capital of Taiwan) situated in lat. 23 deg. 6 min. IN., and long.,

1:29 deg. 5 min. E., is the oldest city in Formosa. For nearly two cen-

turies it Was the capital under the Chinese regime-, prior to that

it had been held By both the Dutch and Koxinga, and relics of the

former’s

in it the occupation still exist.Headquarters,

District Garrison Next to Taipeh, Law itCourts,

is the principal

Hospital,city, and

Higher

Schools, etc., are located. Since the Japanese Occupation

in the city have been made, and at the present day the main roads are allmany improvements

wide and well constructed. The old Chinese walls, some five miles in circum-

ference, have been demolished to make room for improvements.

Waterworks have been constructed in the hills some distance from the

city and it is now lighted by electricity, the power being carried by an over-

head line from a generating station a few miles south of Takow. Tainan is

distant 218 miles from Taipeh by rail.

Anping is the shipping port for Tainan, situated about three miles west

of that city on the border of a lagoom Communication is by a trolley line

and a creek navigable for chutehs and small junks. There is also a road,

though badly kept, on which is a regular service of motor buses. The port

itself is an open roadstead, vessels anchoring outside the bar and a mile or

so from the beach. From November to the end of May the anchorage is a

good one, but during the S, W. moonsoon a heavy swell sets in, rendering

lit difficult and sometimes impossible for vessels to load or discharge. Form-

erly Anping was a small but thriving port, but since the improvements to

Takao harbour were effected, its importance has materially declined, and it

is now almost deserted, though its proximity to Ta’nan still necessitates a

certain amount of shipping calling. As regards climate, Anping, during the

summer months, can boast of a comparatively cool temperature owing to sea

breezes; Tainan is usually two or three degrees warmer. From October to the

end of April there is little or no rain,and the cool weather then leaves noth-

ing to be desired.

on theTakao

edgeisofa what,

port twenty-nine

less than 20 miles

years toago,thewassouthward

a large, ofshallow

Tainan. Located

lagoon with

an extremely narrow and dangerous entrance, Takao has since been converted

into a fine harbour with four buoys and a quay frontage capable of accom-

modating six large vessels (up to 23 feet draught) at one time alongside. At

low-water the depth is 24 feet, with 80 feet at the harbour entrance, which is

350 feet wide. The harbour improvements under the first period of construc-

tion work are now completed, and vessels drawing less than 23^ feet can

readily enter the harbour. The second period of construction has been post-

poned for the present, but, when undertaken, will include the provision of a

second pier, dredging, widening of the harbour entrance, construction of a

breakwater in Seishiwan, and the dredging of the harbour to an average

depth of 30 feet.- Under existing conditions, whilst steamers up to about 5,000

tons can be accommodated alongside the quay, vessels of T-^OOO tons capa-

city find it difficult to enter the port if heavily laden, and have to discharge

some of their cargo in the outer harbour to enable them to come inside; if the

harbour were dredged to a depth of 28 feet this would be unnecessary. As

Takao is the only harbour in the south catering for the bulk of the sugar

trade and other industries, its future is assured. Large reclamations have

been made along the shore of the lagoon, transforming marsh-land into a well

laid-out, fair-sized town, with room for expansion.

Foreign shipping is largely increasing in volume, sulphate of ammonia

and other fertilisers now being imported in considerable quantities. The

Japanese Government grants subsidies to the Osaka Shosen Kaisha for a fort-

nightly service with Canton, via, Amoy, Swatow and Hutung, and Hongkong

via Amoy and Swatow, as well as for a service of steamers round the coast of

Formosa throughout the year. As regards the fruit trade, which is mainly

TSINAN, TAKAO AND ANTING 357

a southern industry, an arrangement has recently been arrived ait between

-shippers and the principal lines running from Takao, that ship-

ments will in future be made by steamer direct from that port,

instead of from Keelung, as hitherto. Another development of southern trade

that is being fostered is the fishing industry, in connection with which direct

boats to Japan are now being run.

The Government Railway now runs day and night trains between Keelung and

Takao, the length of which line is approximately 246 miles. There are many

private

districts.lightTherailways

chief of running

these wasinland from Railway,

the Arisan the mainwhich

line, hastapping the acquired

now been country

and is notable for its gradients and the number of tunnels along the route. Arisan,

by the Government. This line taps the valuable timber forests on Mount Many

of thematerials,

^heir private lines are Owned

also carry by sugar

passengers and companies

goods. who, in addition to transporting

The import trade is mainly in the hands of Japanese firms, the only item still in

the hands of foreigners being kerosene and its allied products. The Gov-

ernment has given every encouragement to the sugar industry, and many

large modern mills have been erected during the past few years. Of the six

staple industries of Formosa, opium, camphor and salt, tobacco and wines

have been monopolised by the Formosan Government.

DIRECTORY

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—Cable Ad: Taigin Osaka Shosen

S.S. Co., Kaisha (Osaka Mercantile

Ltd.)—Taisbo-machi, Hainan;

Brunnek, Mono & Co. (Japan), Ltd.— Telephs. 37 and 250;

K. Nakagawa, Cable Ad: Shosen

manager

1, Sakae-machi, Itchome, Takao; Cable T. Yosnitani, sub-manager

Ad: Crescent, Takao C.M. Hozumi

P. Houghton, manager Irimajiri } G. Nagai

Z. Tobisawa

Agents for Takao Branch—Telephs. 3, 115 and 636

Java-China-Japan Lijn S. M.Yamamoto, manager

Matsumura, sub-manager

# H N. Takeshita I K. Shinmura

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., General K. Nishina | S. Uno

Merchants—Tainan, Takao; Cable Ad: Agency

Mitsui; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s Tokyo Fire and Marine Insurance Co.

Agencies

Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Ld.

Kinkai Yusen Kaisha, Ld. Taiwan Soko Kaisha, Ltd.—Cable Ad:

Blue Funnel Line Taiwansoko

Ellerman & Bucknall S.S. Co.

Norddeutscher Lloyd

Hamburg-Amerika Linie

Tokyo Marine and Fire Insce. Co. Texas Co., The

Taisho Marine and Fire Insce. Co. Correspondence and Telegrams to

Boyd & Co., Taihoku

CHOSEN (COREA)

Chosen (“Morning 'Calm”), by peaceful annexation in August 1910 became

an integral part of the Japanese Empire. It is a peninsula extending south-

ward from the north-east of Asia, washed on the east by the Sea of Japan,

on the west by the Yellow Sea. To the north lie Manchuria and the Russian

Maritime Province, the boundary being marked by the rivers Yalu and Tumen

and the Ever-White Mountains; while on the south it faces the west of Japan

across the Corea Strait, with the island of Tsushima about midway. It has

a coast-line of some 5,400 miles, including its innumerable islands, of which

Quelpart is the largest. It is situated between 124° 11' and 130° dO’ E long,

and between 33° 06' and 439' N lat., its total length being 600 miles from

north to south, and greatest breadth 135 miles from east to west, with an area

of about 85,156 square miles. The eastern half of the peninsula is a sinuous

range of mountains of which western Corea is the slope, and the chief rivers

are therefore on the western side, most of the important harbours being sit-

uated on that coast. Chosen is divided into thirteen provinces {do) :—North

and South Kankyo (Hamheung), North and South Heian (Pyeng-an), iKokai

(Hwang-hai), Kogen (Kang-won), Keiki (Kyong-ki) North and South Chusei

(Chung-Chong), North and South Keisho (Kyong-sang) and (North and South

Zenra (Oholla). The climate is continental, but healthy. Cold and heat waves

run to the extreme, and especially is the cold severe in the north. Spring and

Autumn are short, and the variation in temperature between day and night

is very sharp, reaching 25 degrees in some places in the north. The fauna

includes tigers, leopards, wild deer, wild hogs, and monkeys in the south,

and the pheasant, eagle, falcon, crane and stork are common. A stunted breed

of native horses exists and immense numbers of oxen are raised both as draught

animals and for food. Goats are few, and sheep-breeding was started in 1914

by the introduction of sheep from Mongolia. A great deal of attention is no w

being paid by the Government to. the encouragement of breeding horses as well

as other) livestock, and to the raising of swine and poultry. Much of the soil

is fertile, and agriculture has considerably advanced under the Japanese re-

gime, with improved methods of cultivation, in the selection of seeds and

manure, in irrigation and in reclamation. Sericulture and fruit-growing are

also being given great encouragement by the authorities. There are extensive

forests in the north, and gold, copper, iron, coal and other minerals arc

distributed throughout the country, gold-mines being worked by British,

American and French syndicates, and a number of placer and other mines by

natives and by Japanese. The principal exports are rice, beans, silk, fish-

oil and manure, iron and iron ore, raw cotton, livestock and hides. Manu-

facture is still very small, but grows yearly, and includes cotton yarn, silk-

reeling, sugar, paper, artificial fertilisers, cement and flour. The greater part

of the sea-borne trade is carried by Japanese bottoms.

Opinions differ as to the exact origin of the Coreans. Their language

belongs to'the “Turanian” group, and is more akin to Japanese, than to any

other tongue, especially in grammaticahconstruction, though in pronunciation

and vocabulary there are great differences. Chosen was once a greatly ad-

vanced nation, from which the Japanese learned many arts and crafts, and

indeed the rudiments of the ancient Chinese civilisation, but she seems never

to have enjoyed any political importance- Situated between China in the

west and Japan in "the east, her rulers seem ever to have been involved in

intrigue and scheming to keep in with the stronger party. For centuries she

paid tribute to Peking, while preserving a nominal independence and pur-

suing a policy of exclusion to all foreigners other than Chinese. After the

Meiji Restoration in Japan, the Japanese were anxious to break down this

exclusive barrier, and in ISVe succeeded in entering into a treaty of amity

and commerce. Although China assented to this and to subsequent treaties

CHOSEN 359

with other foreign powers (with America, 1882; with Britain, 1883; with Ger-

many and Russia, 1884, etc.), thus acknowledging Chosen’s complete indepen-

dence, she nevertheless continued inconsistently k» claim suzerainty. Con-

siderable intrigues were centred round the Corean throne, and there were

frequent clashes between Chinese soldiery and Japanese resident;. The Tien-

tsin Treaty of 1885 provided that both Japanese and Chinese 'should Withdraw

their troops from Corean soil, nor should either party in future despatch

droops there without notifying the other. It was China’s ignoring the terms

of this treaty in 1894 when appealed to by the Corean Government for help

.against the Tonghak rebellion, and the subsequent counterface of Corea to-

wards Japan asking for help to expel the Chinese, that led to the Sino-Japanese

War. The next phase saw Russian ihflueheq to the fore and in 1904 came

the Russo-Japanese War, as a result of which Russia was forced to acknow-

ledge Japan’s paramount interest in Corea. The internal administration of

Corea being notoriously corrupt, Japan established a protectorate over Corea

by a treaty ((Nov. 1905), when the gyeat statesman Prince Ito was appointed

Resident-General. More and more power passed into Japanese hands, and

after the successive assassinations of Mr. Stevens, the American diplomatic

adviser appointed by Japanese nomination, at San Francisco, of Prince Ito

himself; at Harbin in October, 1909. and of Mr. Yi, the Corean premier, the

Japanese decided that the protectorate plan would not work, and on August

22nd, 1910, was signed the treaty by. which Corea was annexed to Japan. The

Corean Imperial family were given Japanese titles of Royalty and suitable

allowances, and the Government General was set up in Seoul. During 1918-19

there was a widespread movement amongst the Coreans to recover their in-

dependence, and a deputation proceeded to Paris to place their claim before

the Peace Conference, but arrived too late. The methods adopted by the

Japanese to suppress the insurrections that broke out were subjected to grave

criticism for their alleged brutality and severity, though the authorities did

their best to suppress all information of a damaging nature : but since then

the former militaristic policy has been largely abandoned, and the system of

gendarmes for the most place replaced by: a civilian police force.

The task before Japan when she took over the reins of government was no

mean one, but she tackled it with characteristic energy, and already much

has been achieved. She has established a well-drganised judicial system, with

trained judges, and the Work of codifying laws proceeds' apace. By a series

of progressive steps, local self-government has now been established. In July,

1920, advisory ’ bodies, in the forrh Of Provincial, Municipal and Urban and

Rural District Councils, were created, and in December, 1930, an Ordinance

was published transforming, within well-defined limits, these Councils into

self-governing bodies. The first elections under the new system for the Muni-

cipal and Urban District; Councils were held in May, 1931, Reform of the

financial administration has( received a gfeiit deal of attention. In 1919 for

the first time no subsidy was needed from the Imperial Government, but in

subsequent years owing to various administrative reforms it has been necessary

for an Imperial grant to be made, usually of about Yen 15,000,000, which

was the sum in 1929. In the sphere of education, following on the establish-

ment of elementary schools on Japanese lines throughout the country, consi-

derable advance has been made in the development of higher education, cul-

minating in the opening of the Imperial University in Seoul in 1928. In the

way of communications, much has been done in providing telegraphic and

telephonic communication on modern lines, and highways now connect village

with village and town with town, the best roads being in the South. A net-

work of railways around the country is steadily moving towards completion.

First class roads are 24 feet wide, connecting the capital with the provincial

governments, second class roads are 18 feet wide, and run between the pro-

vincial governments and the ports and prefectura! magistracies. The total

length of roads at the end of March, 1931, and 14,991 miles (first class, 2008;

second class, 5,884 miles; 3rd class 7099 miles,, cart tracks are not included in

this last figure). The total length of railways at the beginning of 1932 was

CHOSEN-SEOUL

1880 miles of Government Railway and 757 miles of private. (Fusan-An-

tung, 590 miles: Keijo—Kainei, 520 miles: Taiden-Mokpo, 100 miles: etc.).

Waterworks have been provided by the Governmenit in jSeoul and at 28 other

places. The total population of Corea at the beginning of January, 1931 was

20,256,563, of whom 19,685,587 were Corean, '501,867 were Japanese and 69,109

were foreigners (including Chinese).

SEOUL

The old city of Han-yang, better known to foreigners as Seoul (the native

term for capital), lies in 37 deg. 30 min. N. lat., and 127 deg. 4 min. E.

long., and is situated almost in the centre of the province of Keiki (Kyeng-ki),

on the north side and about 35 miles from the mouth of the river Han, which,

since the inclusion of the suburb of Ryuzan within the city limits, has become

its southern boundary. Formerly the city was surrounded by crenelated walls

of varying height, averaging about twenty feet, with arched stone bridges

spanning the water-course. The crumbling remains of these walls still cling

picturesquely to the hills at various points outside the city, and two of the

largest gates, the South Big Gate (Nandaimon) and the East Big Gate (To-

daimon) have been preserved as monuments in situ. The modern city has

overflowed to the river for over two miles beyond Nandaimon, Seoul Station,

the Severance Medical Missionary Hospital and an increasingly busy section

of the town lying south of this former boundary. The old city was divided

into two nearly equal portions by a long main Street (the modern Shoro),

running east and west, the King’s Palace and more important public build-

ings being situated in the northern half, which was divided into east and

west quarters by a road intersecting the main street at right-angles, the

point of intersection being marked by a pavilion, the Chong Kak (“Bell

Kiosk”), containing a large bell, about seven feet high. This spot was re-

garded as the centre of the city, and from- it a further road bore off to- the

south and south-west, leading to the Nandaimon. All these roads have been

widened and improved, the present Nandaimon-dori being a fine highway

nearly 120 feet wide. The principal thoroughfare of the city now is the great

Taihei-dori. running from the Nandaimo-n northward to the palatial build-

ings of the Government-General, situated in front of the old Imperial Palace.

This thoroughfare intersects the Shoro somewhat to- the west of the old centre,

and to the south of and parallel to Shor-o another wide -thoroughfare has been

driven from- in front of the City Office on the Taihei-dori eastwards (Kogane-

machi). About midway between this Kogane-machi and the iSouth Gate along

the Nandaimon-dori there is a fine square, where stand the Central Post Office,

the Dai Ichi Ginko, the great Mitsukoshi Department Store and other im-

portant buildings. This is the Japanese shopping centre, many of the

important Japanese firms of grocers, caterers, etc., having branches in and

around Honmachi, the very typically Japanese shopping street that branches

off from this square, On the opposite side, running back to the Northwest

past the Chosen Hotel into Taihei-d-ori in front of the city Office, is another

broad thoroughfare, called Hasegawa-cho. In this central part of the city

the roads, public buildings and shops can bear favourable comparison with

any -of the great towns of Japan proper. Many other roads have been made

and widened in different parts of the city, particularly in the vicinity of the

new Imperial University, which lies in the north-east and was opened in May,

1926. The work of town-planning, the making of parks and so forth, is pur-

sued regularly each year, though somewhat hampered at present by lack of

funds. Lastly, mention must be made of the steep hill of Nansan, which

dominates the city to the south, halLway up the .slope of which the Japanese

SEOUL 361

have set the great Chosen Shrine, at which Ama-terasu O-mikami, the divine

ancestress of the Japanese Imperial family, and the Emperor Meiji, founder

of modern Japan, are venerated as national guardian deities. This shrine is

approached by a magnificant flight of stone steps, and from the terrace in

front of it a splendid panorama of the city outspread below is obtained.

The population of the city was 365,426 at the beginning of 1931, of whom

251,228 were Corean, 97,758 Japanese, 6,185 Chinese, 133 American, 60 Russian,

44 British, 27 French, 6 Swedish, 5 German. There are now 21.8 miles of

tramway in and around Seoul, including the lines to the suburbs of Ryuzan

•and Mapo. A railway connects with Chemulpo and another runs to Fusan.

DIRECTORY

American Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd.— Chosen Gomu Kogyo-sha, Rubber Goods

86, Hasegawa-Machi, Keijo —88, Horai-cho, 1-chome

Andrews

Nihon Seimei Buildidg, 1. Nandaimon- 181, Suinindo Seishi Kaisha, Silk Filature—

dori; Cable Ad : Yadzu

Christian

PublishersLiterature SocietyPublishing

and Booksellers, of Korea,

BANKS

Bank of Chosen, The—11, Nandaimon- Office of the “Korea Mission Field,”

“Christian Messenger,”—Teleph. 275

dori, Keijo (Kokamon)

Chosen Shogyo Ginko—141, Nandaimon- G.N. Bonwick, m.c., secretary

C. Whittemore,

dori, 2-chome Rev. W. M. Clark,do.d.d., editor

Chosen Shokdsan Ginko—140, Nandai- Rev. R. A. Hardie, m.d. do.

mon-dori, 2-chome

Dai-Ichi CONSULATES

dori, Ginko, Ltd.,— 9, Nandaimon- American—Teido,Teleph.772(Kokamon)

Consul-General—John K. Davis

M. Asakawa, manager Vice-Consul—C. H. Stephan

K.S. Aoyagi,

Koima, per pro. do. manager Clerk—Ralph Cory

H. Oshima. do. Belgium—23, Kita Yonekura

Kanjo Ginko—14, Nandaimon-dori, Keijo Consul—Emile Martel cho, Keijo

Yamaguchi Ginko—5, Nandaimon-dori, China—Meiji-machi, 2-chome Keijo

.2-chome, Keijo France—30,Hamaguri-dori; Teleph. 797

Yasuda Bank—41, Hon-cho (Kokamon): Cable Ad: Fransulat, Keij o

Consul—F.

Secretaire—T.Guezennec

Y. Ni

Brien, Dr. D. H., Mining Engineer.—

Takezoe-machi, 3-chome Great Britain—Teleph. 30 (Kokamon);

British andTeleph.

Foreign Bible Society- Cable Ad: Britain Massy Royds

Consul-General—W.

92, Sloro; 283 (Kokamon); Cable Vice-Consul—L. H. Whittall

Ad: Testaments

Hugh Miller, secretary Italy

Thomas Hobbs, assist, secretary H.B.M.

Chamber of Commerce and Industry of ItalianConsul-General

interests in charge of

Seoul.—111, Hasegawa-cho Netherlands—5, Horaicho

Secretary—Seikoku Ito Consul—P. Plaisant

Chojiya

N andaimon-dori & Co., Ltd., Merchants

Russia—15, Teido

362 SEOCL

Davidson, H. W., Merchant and Com- Plaisakt FrLers,—5,Exporters,

Horaicho, Importers-

mission Agent—18, Takezoe-cho: Teleph. and Bankers 1-chome;

337; Cable Ad: Davidson; Codes: A.B.'C. Teleph. 871; P. O. Box 35; Cable Ad:

Plaisant; .Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and

5th edn., Bentley’s and Western'Union Bentley’s

H. W. Davidson Agents far

Hunter A Co.,Keijo E. H., Merchants—" Messageries Maritirhes

Nandaimon-dori,

Japan Steel Products Co., Ltd.—116, Branch) Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd. (Chosen

Hasegawa-clro, Keijo Telephs. —H. 91029,of H.112,2659,Hasegawa-cho;

L’Aie Liquide (Ekitai Kuki Kaisha)— Box 65; Cable Ad: PetrosamH. 2658; P. O.

Ryazan Kanko-dori C. E. Mott,

F. H. Culpin manager

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Co., Ltd.—148, FusanG. Installation H. Brett | Miss A. Pedersen

Kogami-machi; Cable Ad: Metrofilms C. N. Cheung, manager

Missions EtrangEres de Paris —Meiji- Bumpyo Installation engineer-in- charge

A. Winterbottom,

machi

Vicarial de Seoul

Eglise CathedraleG. Mutel, vicaire apos- Sale

Monseigneur

ik Co., Ltd., Finance, Investments

Insurance, ImportDealers—75,

& Export Merchants’

tolique Authorized

cho, Itchome;FordTelephs. Takezoe-

3691, 2126 and

Mgr. A. Larribeau, caodjuteur

Rev. P. Villemot, pro-yipaire 1619 (Kokamon); Cable Ad: Salehouse;

Rev. G. Poyand Codes:

Bentley’s Al, A.B.C. 6th edn. Lieber’s and

Rev.

Rev. P.D. Guinand,

Polly superieur J. D. A. Norton, manager

Rev.

Rev. E.F. Lucas

Chaoot j Rev. J. Jaugey, Seoul Club

Rev. L. Curlier procureur Committee—J.

W. DavidsonK.(vice Davispresident

(president)and

H.

Rev. E.C. Devise

Rev. Bouillon j Rev.

Rev. J.P. Bodin

Perrin hon. treasurer), R. C. Ludlum (hon.

Rev. P.A. Bouyssouj Rev. J.L.Molimard

Pichon secretary),

H. Peck E. C. Robinson and H.

Rev. Gombert Rev.

Rev. P. Melizan j Rev. J. Colin

Rev. P. Chizalletl Rev. P. Barraux Seoul Mining Co.—Nantei, Whan ghat,

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.,P.O.

Merchants Kokaido; Cablegen.

J. D. Fraser, Ad: manager

Suankinko, Nantei

—64, Kogane-cho, 1-chome; Box 15

Morris, J. H., Merchant—21, Teido “Seoul Press,’’Daily Newspaper in English

—Taihei-Dori,

Representing

American Mail Line ' Kokamon 400 1-chome No. 31; Teleph.

Dollar Steamshjp LineCo. T.Frank

Nakao, actinggeneral

Y. Kim, presidentmanager

The Home Insurance R. Komiyama, .managing editor

Yeijei Mines, Ld.

Nipponoppone

cho, Keijo Co:, Ltd.—HI, Hasegawa- Severance Union Medical College

(Nurses’ Training School)—115, Nandai-

Nurupi Kozax Kabushiki Kaisha — Cable Ad: Severance4395 (Honkyoku);

mondori; Teleph.

Taiyudo: Cable Ad: Taiyudo Dr. O.K. R.S. Oh,

Avison,

G.E. C.C. Mandley

Cranor, gen. mgr.supt.

mining Dr. actingpresident

president

G. A. Gow, do. Dr.

Dr. J.

J. D.

W. van

Hirst Buskirk, vice-president

J. Tillett, storekeeper Dr. D.C. I.B. Ludlow

J. B. Martin, milling asst.

Olivier Faulkner, secretary Dr. Avison Dr. H. T.E,Owens

W. Anderson

(treas.)

K. S. Charlton, mining asst. Dr.

Dr. J. L. Boots Miss M. Lawrence

C. I. McLaren Miss E. B. Young

J.S. V.V' Bell, do asst.

Crompton, milling Dr. J. A. McAnlis Miss E. L. Shields

C. Y. Beatty do. Dr.

Dr. S.N. H.Foudd

Martin Mrs.A.M.Sharrocks

Miss M. Nelson

SEOUL 363

Severance Wholesale Medical Supply Miryang—L’Abbe Masampo—L’Abbe

Th. Parthenay

J. Bermond

Go.—115,

K. Y. Lee,Nandaimon-dori

manager Fusan—L’Abbd J. Bulteau

H. T. Owens, treasurer Enyang—L’Abbe E. Beaudevin

T. S. Song, acting manager and assist, Hanyang—L’Abbe J. M. Hamon

treasurer

Singer Sewing Machine Co. —1-28, Teido; Taisho, Boyeki Kaisha, General Im-

porters and Exporters— 87, Koheido

P.O.H. Box 24; Cable Ad: Singer

H. beck

E. E. Lawton • Taylor &' CoV,' W. W. (Proprietors of Old

^ Curio Shop)—

saWa-cho. Taylor' Chosen

opposite Building, Hotel;

Hase-

Socony Vacuum Corporation — 178,

Itchome, Gishu-dori; Telephs. 12i69 Teleph. Cable

2183 (HonkyokuV; P. O. Box 27;

Ad: Laylorgawa

and 647 (Kokamon); P.O. Box 3 W. W. Taylor

(Seidaimon); Cable Ad: Socony A.AV.G.SchxVartz

W. Taylor I K. D. Lee

M. Owens,

L. 0. Dennis | R. C. Ludlum S. E. Kim I J. K. Woghn

Miss U. Mouat-Biggs Agencies.

Miss M. H. Bennett American Express Co. (Shipping

Standard Oil Co. and Vacuum Oil Co. correspondents)

(See Socony Vacuum Corpn.) South British Insurance Co., Ld.

Wilkinson,

Universal HeywoodJapan

Pictures, wClarkInc.

Steward & Co,, E. D,—345, Taihei-dori; Fox Eiga Kaisha

Cable Ad : Steward I Yiderwood Typewriter Co.

Taikou Diocese Estey Organ Co.

Taikou—

S. Taikou

G. Mgr. F. Demange, bishop of Texas and Co.its (China) Ltd., The, Petroleum

Products—Nandaimon Dori;

L’Abbe G. Mousset, prov. et procureur

LA’bbe J. Vermorel, prov. honoraire P.O.

L. M. Carson, dist.Ad:

Box 106; Cable mgr.Texaco

(Korea)

L’Abbe

ClericalE.College

Taquet, superior of the E. C. Robinson

L’Abbe M. Julien, professo.r s of the Thomsen & Co., General Merchants and

Clerical College Shipping—105/14,

L’Abbe L. Deslandes, vice-procureur

L’Abbe Paillet (Taikou) Box 37; Cable Ad: Yoshino-machi;

Thomsen, Keijo P.O.

L’Abbe

L’Abbe J.J.Cadars

Bertrand (Kyengtjyon Wallace, Peter — 86, Hasegawa - cho»

. Taikou—L’Abbe

Tokyo) R. Peschel •Keijo; Cable Ad: Wallace

Hainan—L’Abbe L. Lucas Yhi.ju Mines, Ltd.—21, Teido, Keijo; Cable

Tchilkok—L’Abbe V. Tourneux Ad: Morris '

364 UNSAN GOLD MINES-CHEMULPO

UNSAN GOLD MINES

Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., The F. H. Wood (Tabowie)

—Postal J.A. K.R. Moyer do.

Cable Ad:Ad:Pukchin,

Hokuchin, Chosen (Korea);

Hokuchin Reed do.

E Larsen, foreman Tabowie Mill

J. B. Lower, gen. manager (Pukchin)

M. R. Arick, ass’t. gen. mgr. (Taracol)

H.andCupp,fuelgen’l.supplies

supt. of mines, timber, K. D. Johnston (Tabowie) (Tabowie);

(Tabowie) Gordon Chapman do.

A.S. E.E.lijima,

Deardorff, cashiermgr. do. S. Blain, foreman Taracol Mill

secy, togenl. do. r. yj. nunt ao.

G. C. Evans, metallurgist (Taracol)

W.engr.

H. Aldridge,

(Taracol) mech. and electrical F.C. H.

D. Thompson

Hatfield do.do.

E. L. Power, m.d., med. officer (Taracol) B. P. Smith do.

D.research

W. Leeke,(Tabowie)

assays and metallurgical M. B. Ordung do.

Thos. Derby do.

T. Lynch, foreman roasting furnace Madge Schumaker, school teacher

(Tongkol) Capt. E. S. Barstow, agent, Chinnam-

po, Chosen

T. F. McCoy, foreman Tabowie Mine

(Tabowie) Townsend

A.V. Mihailov

Mihailov (Tabowie) Chosen & Co. agent, Chemulpo,

do. Leonard

A. Moir &Birnie, agent,London

Co. agent, Kobe, Japan

Harold Harvey do. F. H. Seeley, agent, 930, de Young.

J. H. Keene, foreman Taracol(Tabowie) Mine Bldg., San Francisco

CHEMULPO

m ® m Che-mul-po

This port, called by the Japanese Jinsen, and by the Chinese Jenchuan, is situated

on the west coast of Chosen (Corea), in the metropolitan province of Kyongki, at the

entrance

to foreignoftrade

the inSalee

1883,River,

whenanit embouchure of the Han

was a poor fishing or Seoul

village, and isRiver. It was opened

now a flourishing and

rapidly increasing centre of trade, with a population in January 1931 of 63,658 (Coreans

49,960, Japanese 11,238). A railway

from Seoul at Yong-dong-po (Yei-to-ho). runs from Chemulpo to Fusan, meeting the line

The

principal annual trade of Chemulpo is Yen 140,000,000 (about 1,200,000 tons). Its

berthing drawback

accomodation is a attidalpresent

variation

for 3ofvessels

33 feet, owingtons.

of 4,500 to which therevessels

All larger only exists

must

lie

tion,outside Sho-Getsubito

to be completed island,callsin for

by 1933, theanouter anchorage.of AYennew1,400,000,

expenditure scheme ofandreconstrucs

include-

the construction of a berthing pier 371 metres long on the

date 5 vessels of 2,000 tons, the reclamation of an area of 87,375 square south side of dock metres

to accomo-

for

warehouses etc. and the building of a groin to prevent silting.

The steamers of the Nippon Yusen Kaisha, the Osaka shosen

Chosen Yusen Kaisha ply regularly between Chemulpo, other Corean ports and Japan, Kaisha and the

and the latter company runs services to Antung, Dairen; Tsingtao Dairen; Chinnampo,

Dairen, and Fusan, Shanghai.

There arewireless

a powerful telegraphic communications

has been established withby theChina (overland)atandRyuzan

Government with Japan,

suburbandof

Seoul.

CHEMULPO 365

Every effort is being made by the Government-General to make Chemulpo the

principal port in Chosen for the distribution of through freight and passengers to all

parts of the country. Railway lines have been and are being extended to the N.W.

and N.E. borders,

connected up withwith Seoul lines.

the trunk as the centre, and all the ports around the coast are being

Tourists to the famous Diamond Mountains are greatly on the increase, and every

“year sees several

Franconia Round-the-World

” and the German vesselsliners in port” and

“ Resolute at Chemulpo,

“ Colombusthe” having

Cunard called

liner

during 1930, the first two having already repeated their visit in 1931 and 1932.

DIRECTORY

HI Kwang chang Husan — H. Sitida, S. Higasi, I.

Bennett & Co., Merchants — Cable Ad: Inami, S. Inoue and H. Yosida

Bennett Heizyo—G. Kodama, Z. T. Ri, M.

Walter Geo. Bennett, signs the firm

G. and S. S.S.ZyoNakazima, T. T. Kaku

Mihara,

K. Nakamoto

Nakamura I H. Kimura Moppo—S. Harada, M. Midutani,

and H. Z. Tei

British Consulate Zensyu—G.

Y. UrakawaHunayama,

and S. H. S.BunD. Ty6,

Consular Agent—W. Geo. Bennett Zydsin—T. Kakiuti, H. R. Ty6 and

Chamber of Commerce and Industry K. Aratani

(Japanese) Singisyu—R.

T. K. Bun, E. Sigaki and Y.Akimitu,

Kodutumi,T. Hirota

President—Hidejiro Ybshida Yuki—Y. Yamamura, I. Nagaisi

Vice-president—Vhinobu Ohta and H. S. Kin

Do. —Yokei Kin Genzan—M. Tukamoto, T. Tokuda

Imperial Customs Tanaka and K. Hayasi

Commissioner—M. Saisyu—S.

I. Kin Sibuya, T. Itabasi and S.

Dock Master—vacant K6ry6—K. Kubota, T. Hukuda and

Appraiser—S. Matsuo T. H. Ri

Meteorological Observatory of the Tyukdtin—N. Ito Z. Y. Go and

Government-General of TyOsen T. G. Go

Director—I.

Zinsen — T. Goto

Mine, M. Hukuda, K. Townsend Co., General Merchants—

Ninomiya, M. Miyamoto, T. Maeda, Teleph. 13; Cable Ad: Townsend

H. Mano, T.S. Nunomura,

Yukumoto, Torigoe, E. Z.Ty6,

Kagei,T. Wm. MacConnell, partner

Y. Yokoyama, H. Goisi, T. Takeisi, A. C. Biddle, assistant

Y. Akahosi, Z. T. Zin, Z. Asakawa, Agencies

H’kong & Shanghai Banking Corpn.

T. Kageura, T. Utumi, H. Takeuti, Glen Steamship

Line, Ld. Line, Ld.

Y. Hukumura and Y. Kawano Kerr

Stations :—

Urusan—S. Nii, T. Miyazaki and Commercial Union Insurance Co.

K. Kusunoki

Keizy6—Z. Kuboda, S. Kawamura, Wolter

M. Tomihisa, K. Wada, H. Iwasaki Ad: Wolter & Co., Carl—Teleph. 79; Cable

and T. S. Tei Hermann Henkel

Taikyu—Z. Nunomura, H. Hasega- Paul

wa, M. Hayata, S. Yosida, K. JamesSchirbaum

Wolter

Ogawa and K. Sato H. Rieck

WONSAN (GENSAN or YCENSAN)

in % Yuen-san

This port, situated in Broughton Bay, on the north-eastern coast of Chosen, is in the

southern corner of the province of South Ham-kyong, about halfway between Fusan

and

nationsVladivostdck.

in November,It1883,

was opened to Japanese

It is called Gensan by trade

theonJapanese,

the 1st Wonsan

May, 1880, andKoreans,

by the to other

and Yuehsaii by the Chinese. The native' town has grown considerably since the port

was opened to trade, and contained a population of 42,988 (Coreans 30,857 Japanese

11,250) initMarch

through 1930.main

runs the Theroad

townwhich

is built

leadsalong

fromtheSeoulsouthern shore ofriver.

to the Tumen the bay, and

Markets

are held five times a month for the sale of agricultural produce and foreign imports.

aThemileCustom

distantHouse

fromisthesituated

nativeintown.

the heart

The ofharbour

the former foreignone,settlements

is a good about

being spacious,

easy

depthofofaccess,

water.and well sheltered with, excellent holding ground and convenient

Trade is, carried

Vlad.ivostoek. on by regular

The exports consistlines of steamers

chiefly runningandtomining

of agricultural Japan, products,

Shanghai, rice,

and

beans, pattle,

cottbn and silkdried fish, gOld-dust,

manufactured goods,whale-flesh and skins.

cotton wadding, metals,Imports consistoil.chiefly

and kerosene Aboutof

40hands.

per. cent- of the imports are cotton goods. The business is mainly in Japanese

DIRECTORY

Chosen Yusen KAiSHAySteamship Owners Rising Sun Petroleum Co., , Ltd.—

: Genian Brewing, Cp: Bumpyo Near Gensan

A. Winterbottom, a.m.i.mech.e.

Kane, Mitsu Brewing Co. (Sake). Sawai Iron and Shipbuilding Co.

Maeda Ir,on Works Sellis, Christian,P.O.Merchant

Osaka Shosen Kaisha Kasuga-machi; Box 17 — 34

The Osaka Mercantile Steamship Co. Socony Vacuum Corporation

Ltd.—Head Oflice: Osaka Bldg., Yoshida Transportation Co., Steamship

Nakanoshima, Osaka; Cable Ad: Shosen Owners

K. Hori, president

FUSAN

ill M Fu-san

Fusan (or Pusan, as it is called by theofnative population)

lies inis lat,

the 35chiefdeg.port of

6Kyong-sang-do,

sec. N. and,long.the129south-eastern

deg. 3 min. 2 sec.province

E. It wasChosen,

opened and

to Japanese trade in 18766 min.

and

to85,585,

Western nations'in 1883., The population was in January 1931,

Japanese 44,273) The Japanese quarter is situated a little distance from the 130,397, (Coreans

native

of thetown, opposite

Prefect the island

appointed by oftheCholyongdo (Deer Island).at ItChosen.

Government-General is under The the control

Seoul-

Fusan Railway and a daily service of steamers to Japan have combined

a great centre of activity, and the volume of trade passing through the port has greatly to make Fusan

increased in recent years. Many public improvements are being

the enlargement of the waterworks, the laying out of new roads, etc. Fusan was carried out, including

connected

12.6 miles ofwith Japantramway

electric by a submarine

in Fusan,telegraph

includingcable

a lineintoNovember, 1883. Thereresort.

the Torai hot-spring are

There are

by the Japanese. few European firms in the port; business is carried on principally

FUSA1S—MA3AMP0—MOKPO 367

DIRECTORY

Chosen Boshokxj Kaisha, Ltd., Spinners Mitsui Bussan. Kaisha, Merchants

Chosen Gas Denki Kaisha, Ltd. (Gas and Oike & Co., Cereal Exporters

Electric Co.,)—Tomihira-cho, 3-chome

G. Sakuma, director Bising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.

Chosen Koshitsu Toki Kaisha, Ltd., Sander Shokai, Electrical Machines and

Earthenware Manufacturers Fittings—17, Benten-cho, 1-chome

Chosen Sensuiki Gyogyo Kaisha (Fisfy Socony Vacuum Corporation

Trawling) — 7, Minami Hama-chd, 3-

chome Suisan Kaisha, Ltd., Marine Products-—

Minami Plama-cho, 1-chome

Chosen Suisan Yushutsu Kaisha, Marine Tanaka & Co., Y., Import and Export,

Products Exports—Hon cho, 1-chome Shipping and Insurance Agents —

Fukuei & Co., Wholesale Provision Mer- | Telephs. 532 and 545; Cable Ad: Tanaka;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th, Imp. and 6th, Acme

chants Commodity and Phrase and Due

Fusan Suisan Kaisha, Ltd., Marine Pro- Y. D.Tanaka, director

Yamaguchi

ducts—Minami Hama-cho, 1-dhdme K. Umesaki [ K. Obata

S^ Beppu, Badio dept.

Matsumoto Shoten, Marine Products— Texas Oil Co., Oil Merchants

2, Hon cho, 1-chome

MASAMPO

Si III fl

Masampo was Opened to foreign

January 1931 was 25,8ia, (Coreans 20,149,tradeJapanese

on the 1st May,The

5,559). 1899.climate

The population in

is very mild.

The harbour is good and in summer it serves as an excellent sea-bathing place.

Masampo branch of the Sepul-Fusan railway besides several lines of small steamers The

connect with the port of Fusan, and the superior accommodation of the latter port

greatly interferes with the commercial expansion of Masampp.

MOKPO

If Moh.po

Mokpo, which, like Chinnampo,

1897, in pursuance of a resolution of the wasCouncil

openedof toState,

foreign

is atrade on the

seaport 1st province

in the October,

offorCholla and has an excellent harbour capable of providing anchorage accommodation

thirty or forty vessels of large tonnage. Cholla is a great rice-growing district and

has the reputation of being the wealthiest province in the country, and Mokpo lies at

the mouth of a river which drains nearly the whole province. Mokpo has undergone

a great transformation since it was opened. In 1897 it consisted of a few native huts

surrounded by paddyaccording

and the population fields andto mud flats. ofThe

the census houses1931,

January nowwasnumber

31,817upwards

(Coreansof23,488,

3,500

Japanese

been made. 8,003.) A sea-wall has been built and a bund road over a mile in length has

MOKPO-CHINNAMPO

DIRECTORY

Chamber of Commerce (Japanese) Murakami & Co., Importers of Piece

Goods

Chosen Cotton Trading Co.

Chosen Oil Refining Co. Namboku Cotton Trading Co.

Hatano & Co., Importers of Piece Goods Ohka & Co., Export Merchants

Matsumae Ohta & Co., Export Merchants

Goods

Meorita & Co., Export Merchants Uchitani & Co., Export Merchants

CHINNAMPO

ff $ H Chin-nam-po

This port was opened to foreign trade on the 1st October, 1897, in pursuance of

a resolution passed by the Council of State. The port is situated on the north bank of

the Taitong inlet, about twenty milesforty

from its mouth, in the extremefromsouth-west of had

the

aprovince of Pyeng-yang.

population of 30,521 at theIt isend

some of 1927 miles

and isdistant

a placebyofwater Ping-yang,

considerable commercial

activity. The railroad traffic between Ping-yang and Chinnampo was started in

October,wealth,

mineral 1910, thethedistance beingnow

latter being 35 miles. Thebyprovince

developed foreign isenterprise.

rich in agricultural and

out good prospects for the future. The business community rich

The business of the port is increasing year by year, the hinterland

is entirely holdingof

composed

Japanese and Chinese. The population in January 1931 was 37,401 (30,415 Coreans

5,894 Japanese).

The Of

timber. principal

imports,articles

cottonofandexport are rice,

silk piece goods,beans, wheat,kerosene,

matches, maize, porcelain,

cow-hides iron

and

and hardware deserve mention. The harbour of Chinnampo

modation for a great number of vessels of the deepest draught and the largest affords safe accom-

tonnage.

KUNSAN

Kutisan, one of the ports opened to foreign trade on the 1st May, 1899, is

situated at the mouth of the Yong Dang River, which runs for many miles, forming

the boundary line between the two provinces of Cholla-do and Chung-Chong-do, on

the West Coast of Corea, and lies about halfway between Chemulpo and Mokpo. The

two provinces referred to are so noted for their abundant supply of agricultural

produce that they are called the magazines of the peninsula. The principal articles of

export

bamboo arearticles,

rice, wheat, beans,

fanskinds different

(bothof fish kind*

openandandseaweed. of medicines,

folding), andox-hides,

screensimportmats, grasscloth,

beche paper,

de mer,lawns,

dried

awabi, with various Among goods, shirtings,

cotton yarn, matches, kerosene oil. etc., had already found their way to the port prior

to its opening for distribution to different markets. Rice is largely exported from

Kunsan, and Japanese farmers have been attracted in considerable numbers to this

n the census takenTheinpopulation

neighbourhood January 1931. was estimated at 25,961 (Corean 16,541, Japanese 8," 81)

CHUNG-J IN

« a

This port (Seishin) is situated on the north-eastern coast of Cbrea, in

the Province North Kankyo (Ham-Kyong) of which it is the principal port,

about 200 nautioal miles from Gensan. It was opened to Foreign trade in

1899. It is becoming an important place of call for all steamers engaged in

the coastal trade, and a regular service plies between the port and Tsuruga,

via Gensan. There is a railway connecting with Kainei (Hoilyong), a town

on the north frontier, and a small line to the capital of the province. The

exports chiefly consist of beans, cowhides, hemp cloth and beche de mer,

whilst cotton goods, kerosene oil, ironware and matches form the principal

items of imports.

The population in January 1931 was 33,725 (Corean 24,003, Japanese 8,35!5)

ACKNOWLEDGMENT

The Editor of “The Directory and

Chronicle of the Far East” wishes to

acknowledge the use freely made in these

introductions of the excellent Report

for 1931 on the Foreign Trade of China

by Mr. H. G. MacEwan, the officiating

Statistical Secretary of the Chinese

Maritime Customs.

CHINA

Olnna—by

in the followingk revolution;

pages—decided tlife origin

in 1912andto progress'of which will form

adopt the Eepublican be found described

ofgovernment.

Sun Yat Sen, the Eepublicah leader who was appointed first President df the Republic

by the Provisional Government set up at Nanking, resigned the Presidency in favour

of Yuan Shih-kai on receiving from him satisfactory assurances regarding his political

views

Yat-sen inretired

supportfrom of the Republic. Yuan Shih-kai towaseconomic

unanimously elected, and Sun

to the development ofpolitics

a schemeto devote his energies

for covering the country with projects,

a networkandofespecially

railways.

Yuan Shi-kai continued to serve as “Provisional President” until October 10th, 1913,

when, the two. Houses of Parliament having in the meantime been set up, he was duly

inaugurated.

The; Boards of Government pr Ministries remain, with some few changes, as they

were reconstituted in 1906,ofwhen the firstsystem.

. Steps were

Theretaken towardsMinistries

constitutional

combined formandthea Executive

government reform the official

Yuan, but the State Council are

is theeleven

highest organ ofwhich the

Government, and is composed of representatives of the Executive, Legislative, Judicial,

Examination, and Control Yuan. The President of the State

shek) is virtually President of the Government. Provincial Councils were established Council (Chiang Kai-

in October, 1909, and a National Assembly came into existence on October 3rd, 1910.

Its

the duties

officials.wereThe purely consultative,

intention had been thetoactual

grantgovernment remainingof two

a full Parliament in thechambers

hands inof

1917, the intervening years being devoted to preparations for the change but, in

response to repeated memorials from the Provincial Councils, supported finally by a

unanimous

years. vote of the> NationalintoAssembly, the, 1913,

period, wasinaugurated

shortened onby Aprilfour

8th. TheTheSenate full Parliament

consisted ofcame 274 members, existence

and thein Hpuse. being

of Representatives of 596.

Both Chambers were dominated by an ultra-Republican majority, which showed an

attitude

the of hostility

inauguration to the

of the Presidentbecause

Parliament, from the outset. The President did not attend

on behalf of the predominant party that he (so it wasbe reported)

would, welcomedit only had been intimated

as a spectator,

and the Chathbefs went so far in their discourtesy as ’ to refuse to allbw his Chief

Secretary to read to the House a Message congratulating the Parliament ■ upon its

inauguration.

ment,the members Afterbyspending

a majoritytwovoted or three monthsa yearly

themselves in framingsalaryrules for the

of $4,000 each.’Parlia-

The

proceedings

policy of theofPresident

both Houses andduring 1913 were

his Cabinet, anddistinguished

by the languid by violent

interestattacks

shown on the

in the

serious business of the legislature. Very frequently one House or the other was

unable to sit because a quorum of members had not put in an appearance. Hostility

towards the President

in the province foundand

of Kiangsi further expression

extended in a new

..southward revolution, which

to Kwangtung, brokesome

involving, out

fighting at-Shanghai, Nanking and a few, other points in the Yangtsze VaRey, the

avowed

Shih-kai.”purpose

Withinofa the revolution

couple of monthsbeing thistomovement

organise was

an expedition “to punishbyYuan

effectually suppressed the

Central Government,

the refugees and Yat-sen.

was Dr. Sun the leadingThereupon

spirits of the

the revolution

President and fled his

the Cabinet

country. showed

Amonga

greatertodetermination

thing be done was totoconfirm secure themorePresident

effectiveincontrol overandtheParliament,

his office, provinces. evidently

The first

impressed by the confidence

electedthehimfirstPresident the

of thehadRepubliccountry had shown in him during the late troubles,

1

since Revolution remainedforinthecommand

next fiveofyears, and LiatYuan-hung,

the troops Wuchang, who was

elected Vice-President. Hardly a month had elapsed since his, election before the

President startled the country by the issue of a mandate ordering the expulsion from

Parliament of all members who had been identified with the Kuomingtang, the political

CHINA.

party which had promoted the abortive revolution. This order was instantly

obeyed, and the result of it was that Parliament was unable to sit for the

remainder of the year, as without some of these members it was impossible to

form a quorum in either House. Altogether 313 members were expelled, and

the party was suppressed as a seditious organisation throughout the country.

Notwithstanding these drastic measures the President continued to proclaim

his faith in the future of China under a Republican form of government. His

views were aptly summed up in his own phrase: “The nurse must not provide

the infant with food only fit for adults.” Thus it was that China became

for a period of two years an autocracy under the guise of a Republic. A State

Council, consisting of 70 members, replaced the suppressed Parliament. It was^

supposed to act as an advisory, administrative and legislative, organ until the

formation of the new Parliament under the Constitutional Compact, but its

chief function was to give a veneer of legality to the policy of the President.

All it did was to endorse his every action, even to the mad Monarchy Move-

ment.

The sudden death of Yuan Shih-kai and the collapse of the ill-starred

attempt to restore the monarchical form of Government revived Republicanism.

Li Yuan-hung, on the death of Yuan Shih-kai, quietly became President. Ho

was officially confirmed in the appointment by a re-assembly of the first Parlia-

ment. The Cabinet was soon afterwards approved by Parliament, and a con-

stitution was drafted which wras disliked by the Premier and the military

chiefs by reason of the fact that it placed all authority in the hands of Par-

liament. This led to a rupture which resulted in Li Yuan-hung being com-

pelled to dissolve Parliament at the instigation of the militarists. Then fol-

lowed, in 1916, Chang Hsun’s mad attempt to restore the Manchu Dynasty.

He was over-thrown by Marshal Tuan Chi-jui after which Feng Kuo-chang

the Vice-President assumed the Presidency as Li Yuan-hung declined to com-r

plete his term. The second election of a President took place in October, 1918,

when Hsu Shih-chang was unanimously chosen. He retired in June, 1922, and

Li Yuan-hung was induced to return as acting President by promises of support

for his programme of reform from the Tuchuns. Twelve months later, however,

he fled from Peking owung to pressure exerted by the militarists. He was

succeeded by Marshal Tsao 'Kun, who was elected on October 6th, 1923, by a

Parliament, the members of which were openly bribed to vote for him. He

was driven out of the Presidential chair in November, 1923, on the collapse

of Wu Pei-fu’s forces, owing to the defection of Feng Yu-hsiang, who utilised

his troops to seize the capital instead of marching to Jehpl to outflank the

forces of Chang Tso-lin. Tuan Chi-jui was then invited by most of the leading

military and civil leaders to become the Provisional Chief Executive and

accepted. For the next three years there was no Government worthy of the

name in China. Marshal Chang Tso-lin was virtual dictator in Peping, hut

(North and iSouth were at war and the whole country was in a state of chaos

owing to the rival claims of many military leaders. In June, 1928, Peiping

was captured by the Nationalists, and in October—on the anniversary of the

Revolution—Chiang Kai-shek was proclaimed President of the Republic. In

January, 1929, the Nationalist flag was hoisted at Mukden and other important

centres, signifying that the [Northerners had at last decided to co-operate with

their former enemies in the South. Nanking is now the capital of China.

F USANCE.

Progress towards an ordered system of finance had been very marked until

the outbreak of the anti-monarchical revolution, and then chaos set iu, due, of

course, to the multiple demands for money with which to pay the troops and

to keep certain provinces loyal. The revolted provinces utilised their local

revenue for military purposes, and Peking, further crippled by the Group

Banks withholding the surpluses from the Salt Revenue, sought financial

assistance from America, experiencing, however, the deep mortification of

CHINA. 373-

jj a refusal at the last moment. Attempts to raise loans in other quarters also

failed. Confusion became worse confounded when, in May, 1916, the Govern-

menc issued an order forbidding the Bank of China and the Bank of Commun.i-

i j cations to make specie payment against their own notes. Such an injunction £' r

a day or two paralysed the trade and commerce of the entire country,, but, for-

tunately, the branches of these banks in the big cities decided to ignore the order

and resumed payment. China thus presented the unique spectacle of

provincial tranches of the two national banks carrying on business

in definance of the Government. Truly a Gilbertian situation. It

was explained that the chief concern of the authorities was , to re-

tain a silver reserve with which to pay the troops and so prevent

mutinies and looting, but whatever the motive which prompted the so-called

moratorium, there can be no question as to its harmful effect upon the national

credit. The Government, however, managed to carry on the administration,

and, in October, 1916, sanctioned the payment of silver by the Bank of China,

‘1 with the result that the value of the Bank of Communications notes rose in

one day from 79 to 91, but declined again to 87 in consequence of the run

on the Bank of China for silver payments. To finance the futile war against

the South the Government borrowed money from Japanese sources with a

[ recklessness that scandalised all people interested in this country, especially

I as the proceeds were dissipated among the selfish Tuchuns and their followers,

| National assets were pledged with the prodigality of those who give what is

'] not their’s. During 1918 alone over 150,000,000 yen was borrowed.

S China’s foreign debts are in various currencies and, owing to fluctuation

of exchange and the paucity of statistical information considerable difficulty

is experienced in arriving at an accurate figure of China’s national indebted-

ness. Budget Statements in China have yet to become the precise documents

that they are in other countries. The most complete statement. of China’s

financial position of recent years is contained in the report by Dr. Lo Wen-

kan prepared at the end of 1922. According to that report, which accompanied

the Twelfth year Budget, the domestic loans as they stood in (September, 1922,

were $208,400,000 with security, and $249,000,000 without security; while the

foreign loans amounted to $1,029,000,000 secured and $240,000,000 unsecured,

making a total of $1,726,400,000.

The Maritime Customs collection for the year 1931, amounted, in round figures,

toduties,

Hk. Tls.

Hk. 247,100,000 compiled

Tls. 30,700,000; as follows

interport duty: Hk.

import

Tls.duties Hk. Tls.

10,042,000; 201,981,000:

tonnage export

dues, Hk. Tls.

3,363,00 and famine relief surtax $1,025,000.

Trade in 1931.

In hisofreview

Secretary of the trade

the Chinese for 1931,

Maritime Mr. H.writes

Customs G. MacEwan,

: the officiating Statistical

lowerWorld conditions

ebb than were worse

ever during 1931. rather than better,

The original causes and

of theworld commerce

decline was at a

from prosperity

have

burdenbeen ascribed topayments,

of reparations the over-production of raw

the restriction of thematerials and manufactures,

free movement of commoditiesthe

by

falltariff walls,

in the value and the shortage and uneven distribution of gold; while in 1930 the

depression. It Avasof distinctly

silver figured importantly

unfortunate that, amongst the causes

when opposed of theworld

by such deeping

con-

ditions, China’s trade with abroad should have been handicapped

the year by domestic conditions as adverse as any the country has experienced. coincidently during

Politically, instead of the tranquillity that was needed, there was continual tehsion

that ended Intowards

Nanking. the richtheprovinces

close of oftheManchuria

year in a relations

complete withchangeJapan

of government

were strainedat

throughout the whole period, beginning with a controversy over

ending in military action and a forced occupation of various strategic points railway rightsby and

the

374 CHINA.

Japanese army. The appalling Hoods in the fertile Yangtze Valley were disastrous

toof life, property,

commerce, and trade, paralysing inany great arteries and distributing with centres

many troublesincluding

and ‘ hamthe' pie redWu-Han cities.

as to military With a Government

measures' by floodedabsorbed country, littleso

progress of a permanent'nature was made during the-year with the Campaign against

the communist forces, who continue to throttle trade in the large areas of Kiangsi,

Hunan, and

growing threatHupeh

to the that

carrying theyoncontrol ; and brigandage

of agricultural pursuits and remains

business a constant

generallyandin

almost

about thallft isolated

numbersparts pf thecommunist

of .tBflse, country. amiJly bandit

the veryforcesdestitution

are; beingthatstrengthened

they bring

daily.

life of the country and, as a prospective, element of disruption, a cause economic

They have become, already nothing l^ss than a menace to the of grave

anxiety as to the future These 'matters are merely outlined here, being dealt with

in greater detail in the paragraphs, devoted to syhdpses of trade at the ports.

In the course of the year under'review many fiscal mfeasures/of special interest

and importance were introduced. A revised and increased Import Tariff was* brought,

into

floodforce

reliefonsurtax

1st January

:

On revehueand a wasnew imposed

Export Tariff

as fromoir 1st 1st December.

June^ while Ona temporary the other

hand, likin dues, transit* dues, coast trade duty, Native Customs duty collected by thfl

Superintendents

ports, and Native of Customs

Customs at stations

duty collected outside a' radius of 50 / « • from the treaty

the Ijispeetqr General at; 1stations within a by50/ttheradius

Commissioners

of the treaty of Custonrts

ports wereunder all

abolished.

the part of the TheGovernment

aholitiofl of these

Inwardsduestheand duties was taxation

elimination.,of a long-anticipated

on domesticmove on

trade;

and the serious sacrifice of revenue that the Government have

interests pf ,internal trade gnd, ipdirectly, in the interests of the foreign trade of the thus forgone in the

country also,, certainlyhigher.

the above-mentioned should Import

he set ;against

and Exportthe cost tp commerce,

Tai-iff schedules and industry

of 1931. Coin-of

ndently with the removal of all Native Customs and Jikin bankers, which, of course,

left theleaving

besides long coast-line

no provision of the country

for goods

the control quite unprotected

of junks trading and openplacesbytoabroad

smugglers,

for the chllectioh.of revenue bn entering or leaving, thewith

'country and

such craft,,

the Government entrusted to the Maritime Customs the maintenance and service of

a chain of junk stations along the coast, and 148 of these stations1 Were under Customs

administration

call, at thevessels

for Chinese-flag end ofonly, the year. opened

Besidesin these stations, a Sbries of ports

namely,of

Tatung, Wushan, Kweifu, Yiinyang,wereChungchow, the Upper

Fengtu, Yangtze

Fowchow, Gorges,

and Changshow;

while Huluto was opened as a sub-office of the Chinwangtao Customs and Fuchow-

wan introduction

the as a sub-officeofof the the higher

Newchwang tariffs Customs.

that have Itbeen is notthe surprising

natural outcome to find,ofwiththe

of the most common offences against the State and its prevention one ofbecome

recovery of tariff autonomy by the Government, that smuggling has now one

the most

serious fiscal

special questions

Preventive of the day.during

Secretariat The the

inauguration

course of bythetheyearCustoms,should therefore,

not pass ofun-a

recorded. The anti-smuggling and anti-fraud measures put into force have been

numerous

others, and new

as most perhaps slightly

measures are;embarrassing at first to shipping

but a little consideration will showmerchants -and

that greater

strictness

taken against in thesmuggling

control ofmust cargoes

be ofhasbenefit

now become

in the end a necessity

to legitimateand that tradeallandstepsto

legitimate,

listed traders,hereA ;fewthe,ofnew

in outline suchRegulations

of these measures as have

prohibiting beenandpublished

steaip: may be

motor vessels

less than.100 register tops from trading.,directly between China and abroad; the newof

regulations

regulation's for gqvei;ning;

.the controlthe ofentry of vessels

sea-going junks;andthepresentation

levying of tonnageof manifests;, dues the new

on deck

cargoes;

increased thebonding

abolition! of thethe.drawback

facilities.; new system on foreign

regulations,for the imports;

control, of the granting

Customs brokers;of

and the decision by fhe Xloyermnent to claim a 12-marine-mile limit as territorial

sea for preventive purposes,, Under this summary of the fiscal events of the year,

mention

year. By should be made,thfjalso

^authorising qf the Customs

acceptapee gold

notes,unitissued

notesbyintroduced Centralduring

Banktheinof

China, as legal tender for the payment,ofofsuch import-duties and; allthecharges payable

atCustoms

all Customgold Houses.

units, the Government created a currency token that is to < be accepted

CHINA 375.

All previous reciords were eclipsed by the Maritime Customs revenue

for the year, which, surpassing the amount collected in 1930 by -65 million Haikwan collection

taels, reached a total of 246.08 million taels.

Area and Population

China proper, extending over 1,335,841 square miles, is divided into eighteen

provinces.'

to obtain anConsiderable trouble

estimate of the and careofhas

population been taken

China. by the

Recourse wasPostal

had toAdministration

the assistance-

of the provincial officials, which in most cases was willingly accorded. Below is given

a close approximation to actual figures. The footnote will show the, limitations that

have so far been imposed to a full record of the outlying districts:—

Province Population Province Population

Manchuria - - - - 19,290,000 Kiangsu - - - - ' 32,128,236

Hopeh ----- 27,952,932* Chekiang - - - - 20,632,701

Shantung - - - - 38,000,000 Fukien ----- 12,157,741

Szechuen - - - - 76,613,000 Kwangtung - - - 30,000,000

Hunan 31,591,211 Kwangsi - - - - 12,258,580

Hupeh

Kiangsi -----

----- 26,105,969+ 24,467,000 YunnanProvinces

Other - - -- -- 55,000,000

11,020,607

Anhwei ----- 21,715,396 ■ ■*—*-+->

Total - - 438,933,373

* Not including Tientsin. +Not including Hankow

The total number of foreigners in China was given in 1931 as 370,393 made up as-

follows:—

Nationality. Firms. Persons. Nationality. Firms. Persons.

American - - 55915 8,637 Japanese - - - 7,249 260,6214

Austrian - - 2*45 Mexican - - - 22 229

Belgian - -- --

British 22 546 Norwegian -

Czechoslovaks 1,021

9

13,344 Polish - - -

276 Portugese 1501 14

2,366

Danish - - - 36 650 Russian - - 1,104

24 66,479

334

Dutch - - - ", 29 700 Spanish -- --

Finnish

French - -- -- 3 89 Swedish

Swiss - - - -

. 4110 242:

309

German 197

34035 8,651

3,444 Other Countries 22 2,455

Italian - - - 756

Total 10,889 370,39.3

The principal dependencies of China have been Mongolia, with an area of 1,288,035

square miles, and some 2,000,000 people; and Manchuria, with an area of 362,000

square

assertedmiles, and an estimated

her independence populationsqvereignty,

of Chinese of 13,700,000.and Outer Mongolia

pbtained, the informal

1912

recognition of Russia, but under the Russo-Chinese Treaty concluded

the suzerainty of China was recognised and the autonoiny of Outer Mongolia in 1915

agreed to. Towards the end of 1919 Outer Mongolia petitioned to return to the

authority of Peking. The petition was granted, and the several treaties

were abrogated. Conditions in Outer Mongolia, however, have been by no with Russia

means stabilised by the ostensible return of Mongolia to China’s fold. The

invasion of Baron Ungern von Sternberg with an anti-Bolshevik army in Feb-

ruary, 1921, caused the intervention of Soviet Russia, whose troops, having

dislodged Ungern’s men, entered into possession of Urga, the capital of Mon-

golia, and the Territory stretching up to the Russian frontier. Inner Mon-

golia has been formed into three special administrative districts, viz., Jehoi,

Chahar and Suiyuan. Manchuria has in recent years been steadily and

rapidly colonised by Chinese, who greatly outnumber the Manchus in their own

376 CHINA. •

land. Tibetr—which is also practically a dependency of China and whose

actual status is still an outstanding question between Great Britain and China

—has an area of 643,734 square miles and a population of over 6,000,000. Down

to 1910 it was ruled by the Dalai Lama, but subject to the Government of

Peking, which maintains a Resident at Lhassa. In consequence, however, of

the Dalai Lama’s refusal to comply with the demands of Peking, a Chinese

military expedition was dispatched to Lhassa, and he fled to India, where he

remained for over a year. Meanwhile, the great revolution broke out in China.

The Tibetans seized the opportunity to proclaim their independence, and again

a military expedition was sent to Tibet, but more conciliatory methods nad

to be adopted. The Chinese troops were withdrawn and the Dalai Lama re-

turned to the Tibetan Capital. The tripartite conference at Simla in 1914

to determine the status of Tibet and delimit the boundaries ended in failure,

no agreement being arrived at. The Dalai Lama visited Peking in 1921 and

was received in audience by President Hsu iShih-chang.

Foreign Trade

million Haikwan taels; and the following for

The whole foreign trade of China table1931.

givesasdata

measured

for thebycomparison

value, wasof2,343 the

value figures of the three years 1929 to 1931 :—

1929 1930 1931

Million Million Million

Hk. Tls. Hk. Tls. Hk. Tls.

Net Imports ------- 1,266 1,310

895 1,434

Exports - 1,015 909

Total - - - - 2,281 2,205 2,343

Excess of Imports - - - - 251 415 525

Converted into terms of U.S. gold dollars at the equivalent of the Haikwan tae

average

G.gold$0.46 insight

1930,exchange on New

andtoG.603$0.34 York for the

in 1931), yearshave concerned (G.from$0.64810inmillion

1929,

dollars in 1929 million goldforeign

dollars imports

in 1930 and todeclined

488 million gold dollars

in 1931; but the silver figures given in the above table, representing as they do the

cost to thisof country

criterion atoftheChina’s

the valueher ports of arrival andtraffic despatch,merchandise

are of course the only

true

means of assessing so-called international

balance of trade in invisible imports and and the exports.

Although

gold dollarsreference has justbeing

(this currency been taken

made toas thethe value

unit ofof comparision

imports as expressed

as so manyin other U.S.

countries abandoned the gold standard in the year under review), no really reliable

indication

in these of the

days of and volume

fluctuating of the foreign trade can be deduced from the Value tables

both the volume the valueexchanges and international

of the world’s depressed commodity prices. However,

trade indisputably began

to decline towards

depression the end of the

spread throughout 1929,world;

continuing

and, asthroughout

a matter of1930interest,

and 1931 it mayas the

be

recorded here

definitely that theat decline

computed 20 per incent,world

and trade between

that, the figures1929for and

1931 1930

not yet has being

been

available, it has been estimated authoritatively that the aggregate value of world

trade

which for 1931 wastallyaltogether

happens •aboutthe40 40perpercent,cent,below the aggregate inforChina’s

1929,

foreign import totrade asexactly

expressedwith above in terms of gold. decrease

Theshowndecrease in the

whole value of China’s foreign trade since 1929, in terms of gold at the exchange rates

quoted

shape ofabove, works out

the extremely lowatpurchasing

45 per cent powerConsidering her special

of silver during handicap

the last two years,in theit

would appear that this country has not done so badly in the matter of her foreign

trade during a time , of such exceptional depression throughout the markets of the

world.

CHINA. 37?

Direction of Trade.

The following table shows the direction of China’s foreign trade for the years 1930,

and 1931 and her balance of trade in merchandise with each of the countries listed :—

The Direction of China's Foreign Trade

In thousands of Haikwan taels (000 omitted)

Net Imports.

ConiTTBT. 1930. 1931.

Hongkong Hk.158,TIs.018 Hk.Tls. Hk. TIs. Hk. T Hk.Tls. Hk.Tls.

Macao

French Indo-China 4,3,082282 148,2,3,335129475 23|53,944905

Singapore, Straits, etc 5, 5

19,177 15,91654 5, 0 31 10,346

Dutch Indies

British India 16,22,11,917535007 25,12,18,419341887

Turkey, Persia,

Great Britain .. Egypt, Aden, etc. 64,526 20, 285

Norway..

Sweden

Denmark

Germany 23,361 23,138 1, 2 24

Netherlands

Beigo-Federation

Luxemburg Economic 34,317

France

Switzerland 42,700 34,111

Italy

Russia and Siberia 24,10,506569 44,55,9,314327513 5,316

Japan (including

Philippine IslandsFormosa) 290,386 216,555 105,748

U.8.

Cubaof America find. Hawaii) ..

Australia, N ew Zealand, etc.

Other Countries

Total 1,309,756 1,433,489 894,844 909,476 414,912 . .. 524,013

The table

exporters, is compiledtointhe

or according accordance

countrieswith the declarations

of origin and final destination made by importers appearingand on

bills

ensure accuracy in the entries in this respect on the new statistical copies oftaken

of lading and shipping orders, and, with the special care now being applica-to

tions, it is hoped that truer information regarding the real provenance and destination

of cargoes

must still beis made

now being

for theobtained.

difficultiesIn met seeking withto inanalyse connection' the table,

withhowever,

certain allowance

classes of

merchandise arriving or leaving via Hongkong and, to a lesser degree, but of consider-

able importance in the case of cargoes to and

consignments to or from Pacific ports via Japan. Disregarding the debatable figures from Northern and Manchurian ports,

for Hongkong, it will be seen that in the year under review America took first place

from Japan in imports, the latter country taking second place, and Great Britain (ex-

cluding Hongkong) taking third place. In exports, however, Japan maintained the

lead

Britaindespite takingheavy lossesandinthird

second trade places

towardsrespectively.

the end of the year, foreign

In total Americatrade, and Great

first,

second, and third places went to Japan, America,

The positions given are those that have been attained in the above table of silver values. and Great Britain in that order.

Japan’s

boycott loss of position

of her in thewhich

merchandise, importexhibited

trade mustheavy be attributed,

losses underneedless to say, ofto raw

the headings the

cotton, cotton yarn, cotton goods, sugar, coal, and

India dropped from third to fourth place in the import column mainly on account of fishery and sea products. British

an 8 million picul decrease in her shipments of rice to this country. Germany’s import

account was strengthened by important increases in woollen yarn, sulphate of ammonia,

aniline

iron dyes, artificial indigo, chemicalimports products intotonot otherwise recorded, paper, and

grainand andsteel. America’s

raw materials increased

that were cheap owing China were chiefly

over-production andin the

the form

generalof

shrinkage in world demand, such as wheat, raw cotton, leaf tobacco, and softwood

timber, while, although kerosene oil declined in quantity; an increase in its silver value

was recorded. The very striking import figures for Australia and New Zealand are due

to a rise of no less than 13.6 million piculs in shipments of wheat to this country. In

378 CHINA.

respect of Chinese products exported

kong) were Japan, America, France, and British abroad, the principal

India in takers of silkthe(after

that order, Hong-

quantities

being 32,719, 29,742, 18,805, and 9,525 piculs respectively. The chief buyer of tea was

Russia, with 240,824 piculs, followed by a group of countries including Turkey, Egypt,

.and NorthGreat

America, AfricaBritain,

generally, withIndia,

British 162,392andpiculs,

France.followed

Beansagain went(after Hongkong)

mainly by

to Russia,

Japan, the Netherlands, and Great Britain in that order, the quantities to the nearest

■million being 15,export

other principal 11, 6, and 3 million

staples piculs inrespectively.

is indicated The direction

the tables attached to the ofparagraphs

trade in theof

this report dealing with the various items.of Chinese produce exported, abroad.

Imports.

Some,of the'more importaiit factors affecting the import trade during the year,

were: the the

exchange; extraordinarily low exchange

redu-ced purchasing power ofvalue of silver;duetheto conditions

the country violent fluctuations

at home; the in

anti-JapaneSe boycott campaign; the higher Import Tariff; the lowered commodity

prices abroad owing to superabundant production and shrinkage in world demand,

possibly thp. one

exports for factor favouring itnpqrts into demand

this country; and,[pooff

on prices

the principle that,

Chinese pay

products:imports, the shrinkage

With regard to the latter factor, ifandthetheabnormal offeringwith

cross-rates for

foreign countries had stimulated and increased the export trade to such an eicteht that

the proceeds exchange

of monetary therefrom could

counterbalanced

have been removedthe highfrom costtheof list

imports,

of the then

year’stheadversities,

question

or 14 million taels, more from the proceeds of her exports as compared with thecent.,

but unfortunately this was not the case, for while China received less than 2 per pre-

vious year, she had to pay 124 millions more than in 1930 for a considerably decreased

quantity of imports.

TheHaikwan

million net total value

taels inof ,1930|

the foreign

to i)434import

millionstrade in terms

in the of silver

year under rosethefromvalue

review, 1,310of

this trade in terms of U.S. gold dollars fell from 603 millions in 1930 to 488 millions in

1931; but, for the sake of those who have not followed recent trading conditions,

closely, the warning must be repeated against taking even the gold figures as an exact

guide to the actual

using countries to avolume of trade,

fairly large seeing

extent off setthatthetheadverse

drop insilver

commodity

exchange.prices in gold-

Imports Direct from Foreign Countries

In thousands of Haikwan taels (000 omitted)

1929 1930 1931

Hk. Tls. Hk. Tls. Hk. Tls.

Cottoncotton

goods...* ... 188,574 132,266 121,078

149,839 179,082

Haw 91,124 121,234 64,376

Rice

Sugar ... ...

... ... ... 58,981 86,391 85,889

Metals and minerals 98,761 75,881- 85,125

70,855 ’ 65,043

Kerosene oil, liquid fuel, and lubricating oil 64,779 79,757

62,681

Tobacco 49,162 58,373

46,905 48,713

34,£55 44,283

Chemicals

Machinery ... 29,887 43,605

Paper 34,246 37,384 45,405

Flour 64,008 31,926 30,920

Dyes and pigments 33,192 39,441

25,765 32,564

Wool and cotton unions and woollen goods t 44.431 24,616 23,178 ' 34,685

Timber , 27,819

Wheat 21.431 12,831 87,639

Exclusive of raw cotton. t Exclusive of sheep’s wool:

CHINA 379

3 M '*«

let ,:si. S8 I ii i'm

a? m > 1:ii

nl s ^

31,W 42,34@:ll7 33,755

4{ 3.S

s;

i; » 4.150 1,180,007 3,388 :i.

347,087

id _SS _» M Sg8'1®»

F EEIGHT.

The Shipping tables are self-explanatory, but, as is customary, some of the facts

brought

was 181,607 out by them aggregating

vesseLs, are indicated 160,005,101

here. The tons,total ofas the entrances

against and vessels,

180,981 clearancesof

155,605,954 tons, in 1930. The maintenance of the gradual yearly appreciation in

tonnage

decade, is in some ways a satisfactory indication of the growing importancetheofpast

that, except for the bad years 1925 to 1927, has been a feature of the

place

sidering heldthebyhigh

China’s carryingoftrade

percentage in shipping

the world’s snippingcircles;

that but, on theidleother

is lying on hand,

accountcon-of

the general trade depression and the fact that the tonnage

China is far in excess of requirements, it would appear that the reason for the increase plying to and from

shown in the tables is justified by competition for cargoes rather than by an increase

in the freight offering here. Great Britain maintained her lead, with an increased

proportion of the total tonnage; Japan, whose shipping suffered somewhat severely

from

aswhile the boycott,

compared took

withflags second place

thealthough

previous year;asChina

usual,took

but with a slightly, decreased tonnage

the other contributing many afinebettershipsthird

to theplace

tradethan

withinChina,

1930;

are not in the running with Great Britain, Japan, and China

in the list. Navigation on the Yangtze was much impeded by the floods, and seven for a quantitative place

ocean vessels known to have been scheduled to call at Hankow refrained from doing

soport,through

however,fearwereof approximately

getting into difficulties.

the same as Loadings direct year

in the previous for abroad from thatto

and amounted

50,978

and neither coasters nor deeper draught ocean-going vessels could get upintoJuly,

tons. The Haiho, leading from Tangku to Tientsin, silted up again the

bund

of theto Haihoload andConservancy’s

discharge. Matters

Chinese were not helped

employees, .whichby the incidence

caused of a strike ofof

the. suspension

dredging

handling operations

of cargo in throughout

transhippingthe.at critical

Tangku month of June,

was hurtful and and the resulting

expensive. extra

The North

China shipping market was depressed on the whole, decreases in the number of

entrances and clearances being recorded at all three of the principal

Kiaochow, and Dairen, while towards the end of the year the Japanese lines suffered ports of Tientsin,

particularly through boycotting and the refusal of underwriters to accept war risks

on

wellvessels

up toofthe thataverage,

flag; butand,

the amount

owing toof ocean

variousfreight

factorsleaving

that Kiaochow

included anat increased

least was

activity in the export of timber from the Soviet .maritime provinces and the opening

ofthenegotiations

demand for tonnagefor the onchartering

the Dairenof afreight

numbermarket

of vessels

was forbrisker

the Soviet, fishing

at times thanfleet,

for

many years.

According to the system of measurements in use for ships’ cargoes, there was a

decrease in the exports from China to Europe, North Africa, America, arid Canada

380 CHINA

by the “Conference” lines amounting to 34,502 tons of merchandise, the figures for the

total

reviewshipments

being 206,727carried

tons,away by all241,229

as against such “Conference”

tons in 1930. vessels As someinallowance

the year should

under

be made, however, for cargoes shipped by other

members of the “Conference” at the beginning of the year, for shipments to Hong-steamship lines that were not

kong,Jyand

are for theaconsiderable

no means guide to thecargoes carried from

total exports by Japanese

China; lines to Japan,

but they the figures

do indicate that

less cargo was offering for the European and Pacific routes against an available

shipping tonnage that was in excess of the previous year. Broadly speaking,

‘Conference”

the early partfreight

of 1931 rates toeffort

Europeencourage

and Northbusiness Africa were considerably reduced inof

“Non-Conference” lines,in an

but.weretolater increased by 20andperdefeat cent, the competition

to compensate for

the

morefalldetail,

in thegeneral

value ofcargosterling

at 75s.after

was Great Britain by

not aftected abandoned

the earlythereductions,

gold standard. but theIn

rate

52s.; then increased to 64s. and finally to 76s. lOd.; bristles started the year at 120s. andto

was eventually increased by 20 per cent. , to 90s.; hides were reduced from 75s.

ended

were not at affected

132s.; raw cotton moved other

from 60s.

thanto90s.the66s.tofinal

per increase

ton of 40incubic feet; with

oils in bulk

ception of wood oilbywhich

fluctuations

was reduced from 75s. before beingallmade

rates,

subjecttheto theex-

65s. until finally increased to 78s. pgr ton of 40 cubic feet; the rates for groundnuts inat

general increase and returning to 90s. per ton of 20 cwt.; tea rates were maintained

shell advanced

kernels from 100s.

were reduced fromto46s.102s. per ton

to 36s.; hempof 20seedcwt., whereasunaltered

remained the ratesatfor72s.,groundnut

but rape

seed, sesamum seed, and linseed increased from 46s. to 48s. per ton of 20 cwt. The heavy

and

during the summer of the year under review, and it was even found possiblechecked

general fall that took place in freight rates to America in 1930 was in the

case of certain commodities, such as' silk and sesamum seed, to raise the rates slightly

from the previous very uiiremunerative level. Since

Conference” vessels has now been brought to an end, it is hoped that it will be the competition of “Non-

found possible to stabilise freight rates at a more satisfactory level in 1932.

Communications

The important subjects of railways, roads, and airways have been touched upon

where

conditionsreliable

at theinformation

ports, and, was forthcoming, data

as comprehensive in theforreviews of trade

the country as a and

wholetrading

is not

yet available, little more can be said here that would be of any value: but a com-

parative table giving certain import statistics in this connexion for the years 1929 to

1931 is printed hereunder. Besides purchases from other countries, the acquirement

ofagreement

new railwayreachedstockbetween

from Great

ChinaBritain

and that during the year

country was facilitated

concerning the use by the

of the

remitted Boxer Indemnity funds; while the Government’s interest in the develop-

ment of airways

of provincial andand motor highways

municipal authorities,remained

considerable unabated, and with

progress the active

was again made,support

where

flood conditions and other hindrances allowed of it, both in road-building and in the

•extension of public air-lines.

Railway materials: 1930 1931

Bails Piculs 823,583 274,075

Locomotives and tenders...

Railway carriages and wagons (includ- Value, Hk. Tls. 3,911,553 5,473,469

ing tramcars) „ „ 2,075,400 2,052,747

.Motor vehicles and accessories, tires, etc.:

Motor-cars:

Motor-trucks, and chassis of Pieces 1,933 1,435

Passenger cars, and chassis of „ 2,347

458 2,315

552

Motor-cycles

Motor-cars and motor-trucks, parts and „

accessoriestires and inner tubes ...Value, 2,349,371 1,088,858

India-rubber „ Hk. „Tls. 3,336,804

3,032,643 3,990,570

4,584,352

Aeroplanes and parts „ „

CHINA 381

In conclusion Mr. H. G. MacEwan writes :

Seldom has there been more excuse for stressing the difficulties of trading con-

ditions than in the year under review, for there is no denying that the world has

been passing through a period of ecocomic distress unexampled in history, or that,

inoverChina.

and above thateach

Taking fact, section

the yearof1931tradehas bywitnessed almost

itself, the unparalleled

factors conspiringcalamities

to assist

individual trading firms during the year have been much less in evidence than those

militating against a successful outcome of operations in the majority of the sub-

divisions of China’s international commerce. Imports into China have declined

however (in terms of their value in gold) only in the same proportion as world trade

elsewhere has declined, and the export trade of China has made a small recovery

where none is inthrough

home industries evidence

the inverycountries,

difficultiesandencountered

exceptionalbyprosperity

the importhastrade.attended

It is manifest that China’s trading instincts have triumphed

se3tningly insuperable difficulties in the production and marketing of merchandise once again over

for export, while it is also apparent that the hampering of the import trade actually

was no bad thing for the country, as it encouraged home industries and saved the

so-called balance of trade from appearing in a worse light than it did at the end of the

year.

dinary As to the

view, heldfuture, no healthy-minded

by certain extremists, thatpeople will give ofcredence

the capacity to the

modernised extraor-

industry for

superabundant production has or can upset the historically recurrent cycle of

prosperity after depression in trade. If the world is now suffering

production (of which there is apparent evidence but little or no proof, there being from over-

other factors in the situation), it by no means follows that a permanent limit to its

powers

follow theof trend

absorbing manufactures

of things in this onceandultra-conservative

raw materials hascountrybeen reached.

should notThosebewho

the

hardest to convince of this, provided that they have eyes to see the illimitable

possibilities existent in the changes in tastes and habits that

through the development taking place in the matter of motor highways, railways, must be brought about

airways, and industries in the rapidly evolving continent of China alone.

Historical

The year 1900 will ever be memorable in the history of China for the

“Boxer” rising. Details of this great social and political upheaval may he

found in preceding volumes of this Directory. The object of the rising, which

was confined to the North, was the extermination of foreign native Christians

and people known to be associated with foreigners. The Legation Quarter at

Peking was besigned for two months by the Boxer rabble and the Imperial

troops, the occupants being reduced to the verge of starvation. Troops were

poured into China by all the European Powers, America and Japan, and

it was not before 20,000 foreign troops had fought their way to the capital

that the siege was raised. Over 250 Europeans were murdered during the

rising, and it was estimated that over 10,000 natives perished, most of them

being Christians or the kinsmen of Christians.

In November, 1908, occurred the death of the Emperor Kwang Hsu, fol-

lowed a day later by the death of the Empress Dowager Tzu Hsi. This was

unexpected, and there was consequently much suspicion for a time regarding

the cause of the dual demise. The public were soon satisfied, however, that the

deaths were due to perfectly natural causes. Dying childless, the late Em-

peror Kwang Hsu, acting in obedience to “the benign mandate” of the

Empress Dowager Tzu Hsi, designated as he lay dying a son of Prince Ch’un,

his brother, as his successor to the Throne. At the time of his accession the

new sovereign was barely three years of age, and Prince Ch’un was appointed

to act as Regent during the Sovereign’s minority. The events of the past

ten years had convinced Tzu Hsi, who had been the virtual ruler since 1895,

that the salvation of the country lay in a complete reformation of the Gov-

ernment. Accordingly, from being a reactionary of the worst type, she

tutional government and took steps to initiate the change. In her valedictory

address she directed that the occupant of the Throne should fulfil the pro-

mises she had made, and the opening of the new reign was marked by a suc-

cession of Reform Edicts giving promise of the fulfilment, at last, of the

382 CHINA

long-cherished hopes for the country’s regeneration. Scarcely two years had

passed, however, before the country was swept by a revolution vastly different

in its purpose from the abortive Boxer rising just eleven years previously.

It developed as if Oy magic although, for many years, there had been reform

propaganda in China. In 1895 the Empress (Dowager, alarmed by the Em-

peror Kwang-Hsu’s reform proclivities, usurped the Throne, made the Em-

peror virtually a prisoner in his palace, had many of the leading reformers

executed, and put a high price on the head's of all who had escaped out of

the country. But notwithstanding the most rigorous measures which were

enforced to suppress the movement, the propaganda was secretly and success-

fully continued. If hitherto there had been any hesitancy on the part of

the Reformers to adopt the abolition of the Manchu monarchy as a plank in

their platform, it was now overcome, and a revolutionary campaign was

organised in earnest. An upheaval was expected at the time of the infant

Emperor’s accession to the Throne, and extensive military preparations were

made to cope with it- ‘Nothing happened, however. The organisers of the

Reformation were not quite ready to attempt the coup de main they contem-

plated, and it is a fact that when at length the Revolution began, in Octo-

ber, 1911, it broke out prematurely. It started at Wuchang instead of

at Canton, which had been regarded as the most likely storm centre; earlier

in the year indications Lof grave discontent had appeared in Canton; the

Tartar^General was shot dead in the streets of the city in April, and in the

same month a body of reformers, assisted by discontented soldiery, attacked

the Viceroy’s yamen. His Excellency, however, escaped by a back way, and

the insurrection was quelled, largely through the instrumentality of Admiral

iLi, who consequently got into bad odour among the revolutionaries, with

the result that in August an attempt was made on his life. A bomb was

thrown at him; three persons were killed and the Admiral was severely

wounded. On October 24th the new Tartar-General was blown to pieces as

he landed at Canton to take up his new command. Earlier in the month

there had been a dynamite explosion in the Russian Concession at Hankow,

and investigation revealed the existence of an alarming revolutionary plot,

which the Viceroy took prompt measures to frustrate. This was the signal

for the rising. Some of the troops mutinied, and the Viceroy, as well as

the General in command, fled for their lives from Wuchang. Geueral iLi

Yuan-hung, who had been second in command of the Imperial troops, with

great reluctance and under threat of instant death if he persisted

in refusing, put himself at the head of the revolutionary army,

which rapidly grew into many thousands Hanyang with its arsenal

and the native city of Hankow were quickly gained by the re-

volutionists without serious resistance, and before the end of the month Li

Yuan-hung informed ‘the Foreign Consuls that, he had become President of

the Republic of Hupeh. The revolution spread rapidly throughout the

Yangtsze Valley, and extended southwards as Well as westwards to. Tibet.

Consternation reigned in Government cirdes in Peking. The Minister of

War, 'General Yin i Chang, himself made preparations^ for an advance on

Hankow, to re-take the cities of which the revolutionary troops had so

easily possessed themselves. Meanwhile news was constantly arriving of the

success‘of the Revolutionary movement in the provinces. Within six weeks

fouHeen out of the eighteen provinces of China had declared their independ-

ence of Manchu rule. Edicts streamed from the Throne yielding every demand

in the Revolutionary programme short of the abolition of the monarchy.

In its desperation the Court turned to Yuan iShih-kai, “the pne strong

man' of China” who had been driven intd' retirement tw'of years pre-

viously for reasons which are familiar to 'everyone acejuaihted with, the

history of the Reform movement in China. Yuan showed no eagerness to

take the position of Generalissimo and Viceroy of Hupeh, but. after a month’s

consideration; Went to Peking, presumably satisfied that; all tbe nuthqrity and

help he required 'to ’deal with the situation would be given to, fhe operations.

By Imperial Edict he was appointed Premier. Yuan asked for this appoint-

CHINA 383

ment to be endorsed by the National Assembly, and this was done unani-

mously. Meanwhile, the advance on Hankow had been begun, and on October

2©th General Yin. Chang reported that the native city of Hankow had been

taken by the Imperial army. The Imperialist Commander-in-chief deemed

it necessary to the success of his plans that the entire city should be destroyed

by fire, and. consequently some 700,000 persons were rendered homeless. After

desperate fighting the ''Wu Han towns” were re-taken by the Imperialists.

There was severe fighting also at: Nanking before it capitulated to the Kevolu-

tionaries, and became the seat of the Republican Government. After the

Imperialist success, at Hankow there were overtures for peace, and negotia^

tions were opened at Shanghai on iDecember 18th between Wu Ting Fang, as the

representative of the Revolutionaries, and Tang Shaq-yi, as the envoy of the

Imperial Government: but the conference came to an end almost as soon as it

opened, because on behalf of the Revolutionaries the abolition of the monarchy

was insisted upon as the basis of negotiation. This was firmly opposed by

Yuan Shih-kai, but on IDecember, 28th the Throne announced that it was

prepared to leave the question of the future constitution of China to the

decision of a national convention. That was the position at. the end of the

year. Meanwhile Prince Chun had resigned the regency, and by Imperial

Decrees the monarchy had been made a limited monarchy on British lines.

The Republican convention had elected Sun Yat Sen as President of the

Republican Military Government, and upon his installation at Nanking on

January 1st, 1912, he appointed a Ministry and issued an appeal to the

Powers to recognise the Republican Government. Terms of abdication were

offered to the Court at Peking, and Yuan ,Shih-kai was invited to assume the

position of Provisional President of the Republic. After many Palace con-

ferences a Decree of abdication was issued by the infant Emperor, as having

been respectfully received from her Imperial Majesty the Empress Dowager

Lung Yu. The terms of abdiction provided that the Emporer may retain

the title of Emperor of Ta Ching and shall be treated accordance with the

etiquette which would govern relations with a foreign monarch on Chinese

soil. An annuity of four million taels is payable to him, and His Majesty

was permitted to continue in occupation of the Palaces in the Forbidden City

until the Summer Palace should be ready for him. The nation undertook to

maintain the tombs of the Imperial dead. In due course Dr. Sun Yat-sen

resigned the Presidency in favour of Yuan iShih-kai, who was practically

unanimously appointed by the National Assembly at Nanking. It was ex-

pected of him that he would journey to Nanking to be installed; but after

much discussion this ceremony was performed in Peking. The ambition of

the Republicans was to make Nanking the capital of China, but there was

much opposition to the proposal, and Peking continued to be seat of govern-

ment. Early in 1913 the National Assembly gave place to a Parliament of

two Houses, and after the abortive second revolution, against what was re-

garded as dictatorship by Yuan Shih-kai, the “provisional” Government was

brought to an end by Parliament duly electing Yuan Shih-kai as President

of the Republic for a period of five years, with General Li Yuan-hung as

Vice-President. The year 1913 closed with Parliament suspended, owing to

a mandate by the President cancelling the seats of over 300 members for

treasonable conspiracy, and, pending a new election, an “Administrative

Conference,” representative of the whole of the province’s, was formed to

consider a number of legislative projects including a revision of the law.

This was succeeded in 1914 by the creation of the Tsan Oheng-Yuan or

'State Council composed of men of official and administrative experience,

•mostly, of course, of the old school. The year was notable for the operations

of a notorious robber chief, known as the White Wolfe, who commanded a

large following, and for months terrorised almost the whole of mid-China.

'The marauding band traversed several Provinces, plundered cities and laid

waste whole districts. The chief defied all the efforts of the Military for

quite a long time, but was ultimately killed and his followers dispersed.

This was not the only misfortune in that year, for floods greater than had

384 CHINA

been known in China for fifty years devastated Kwangtung and took a heavy

toll of life. Similar disasters occurred in the North, causing many deaths

and much damage to property. Though not actively participating in the

European War, China suffered very severely in consequence of the outbreak

of hostilities. Not only was her foreign trade dislocated but the money

markets oi Europe, from which she expected to draw supplies necessary for

administration and for the development of the country, were closed

to her; while a portion of her territory was overrun by the Japanese in

the course ofconsiderably

interfering their military

withoperations

local trade.againstTroublesTsingtao,

with the last-mentioned

the Mongols added tofactor

the

difficulties of the Government, and a mutiny of the Chinese soldiery at Kalgan caused

some anxiety for a time. Fortunately, these disturbances were only of a temporary or

a local character.

The year 1915 will be memorable in China for the Japanese ultimatum following

the non-acceptance by China of the “Twenty-one Demands” presented by the Tokyo

Government. China had, of course, to bow to force mqjeure and the 7th of May was to-

be remembered asquestions

long-outstanding a day of from

National Humiliation.

the Japanese point These

of viewdemands

but freshnotclaims

only inembraced

respect

of the German expulsion from Shantung and others based upon expanding Japanese

interests in Fukien and in the Yangtsze Valley.

An unexpected development of the Revolution was manifested about the middle

ofpurpose

the yearof discussing

when an organisation

the form of knowngovernmentas thebest Chouadapted

An Huei was country.

to this formed forWhile the

claiming only academic interest in the discussion of the question, the Chou An Hui

was unmistakably in favour of a reversion to monarchy, and the fact that it was

allowed

Presidentto was continue its propaganda

not wholly opposed certainly lent verisimilitude

to the objects to the belief that the

for which it stood.

Curiously enough, the Monarchical movement had, or seemed to have, its inception

in a memorandum written by Professor Goodnow, constitutional advisor to the Pre-

sident,

applied into conditions

which he indiscussed

China.showthe

Thisofrelative

document merits of a Republic

was utilised or a Monarchy as

chical movement with some reason, although this inresult

support

may ofnotthehaveMonar-

been

anticipated

officials and bycertain

the Professor when throughout

public bodies he preparedtheit. Provinces,

Petitionsandfollowed

these, from

viewedhighas

important expressions of public opinion, were presented to the State Council, which

decided

Citizens’that these couldThe

Convention. onlyelections

be dealtforwith this bybodya properly-elected

took place in October, organ and

suchresulted

as the

inChina.

a unanimous

After exhibiting some reluctance Yuan consented to accede to the urgentof

vote in favour of inviting Yuan Shih-kai to ascend the Dragon throne

appeals which were addressed to him on the subject. The Coronation ceremony,

however, was postponed in deference to a suggestion from Japan and the other Allied

Powers

though the thatGovernment

no step should be taken

declared whichto might

its ability cope withgiveany

risedisorderly

to disturbance in China,

elenrents.

The insurrection which broke out in Yunnan towards the

spread to the adjoining provinces, and this led in time to the formation of a confedera- end of 1915 quickly

tion headquarters at Canton. Even though the coronation was postponed and later

the monarchical; Lack

Revolutionists. movement was afflicted

of money cancelled,boththeseparties,

concessions

but chieflyfailedtheto Southerners,,

satisfy the

who,been

had otherwise,

reached. might havetheachieved

However, tension greater

was success.

relieved when Byon April

June and 1916,

5th, May Yuan

a deadlock

Shih-

kai died in his palace, a broken-hearted man. Peace was restored by Li Yuan-hung

becoming President and assuring the resumption of republican

the Revolution ceased with dramatic suddenness on the death of Yuan Shih-kai, institutions. Though

fighting did not end in Kwangtung till several months later, rival generals contend

ing for Canton

Central and the, power which its possession conferred in negotiating with the

Government.

Parliament, which was reconstituted in August, failed to accomplish anything.

Its policy wasforobstructive

nominations Minister of father

Foreignthan constructive.

Affairs, actions similarIt declined

to those towhichapprove

forcedofYuan

two

Shih-kai to suppress the National Assembly. The election of Yice-President was

debated for some time, and,: finally, Feng Kuo-chang was elected.

CHINA 385

The struggle between Parliament and Premier continued in 1917 and even the

advent

soothingof effect.

the veteran Wu Ting-fang

Against the most asstrenuous

Ministeropposition,

for Foreignthe Affairs failed to have

Government, any

however,

made progress in its policy of acting with America against German submarinism, and

on

the February 9th a Noteonwas1stdispatched

measures proclaimed February byto that the Berlin GovernmentNeedless

Government. protesting against

to say, the

reply

some was

weeks of the

later usual

did evasive

China character

finally break and

off did not

diplomatic touch the

relationspoints

with at issue.

Germany, Not

a till

step

which involved a lively dispute between the President and the Premier Tuan Chi-jui.

The former was inclined to object to too precipitate action by

even said that he insisted upon his constitutional rights to declare war and make peace. the Cabinet and it was

Asthe result of the disagreement Tuan Chi-jui immediately left the.capital for Tientsin

and remained there for two days, during which the President evidently discovered that

he had made

return. Havinga mistake,

securedandcertain

dispatched influentialTuap

guarantees, delegates to persuade

did return, and a theconference

Premier toof

conciliation took place when differences were settled, for the time at least. On March

10th the Cabinet

discussion, each voted appeared

its supportbeforeto both Houses of Parliament

the Government, and on March and, 14th

after diplomatic

prolonged

relations

Minister. Some bargaining between China and the Entente followed, the German

were definitely broken off, passports being handed at noon to the Chinese

Government undertaking only the supply of primary material and assistance in resnect

ofChi-jui,

labour,tothough later there was

send troops to the Western front. a desire manifested, especially on the part of Tuan

and AsParliament

the year advanced events movedThe

became intensified. veryformer

rapidly.was The bitterness

accused between

of acting Premier

unconstitu-

tionally in respect of the rupture with Germany and several members of his Cabinet

resigned. Meanwhile Parliament had drafted a constitution

itself to conservative opinion outside and, in particular, military opinion. Tuan Chi-juiwhich did not commend

endeavoured to carry on with a reduced cabinet but a crisis was precipitated when

President Licourse

courageous Yuan-hung felt Ting-fang,

beingappointed

Wu bold enoughwho to dismiss the Premier,

countersigned his assistant

the mandate. WanginShih-this

eheng was temporarily Prime Minister.

At this stage the Northern Tuchuns took a hand in the political game, and their

assembling in conference in Tientsin was rightly regarded as a threat to Parliament.

Preside nt Li Yuan-hung found it impossible to induce a suitable man to undertake the

responsibity of forming a Cabinet.

Now came a curious development. Chang Hsun, who had held a dominating posi-

tion with his pigtailed warriors astride the Tsinpu Railway, was for some extraordinary

combination

appeared willing of reasons

enough invited

to undertake to assume the unnatural

this duty, but he declinedrole oftomediator.

move till the He

President issued a mandate inviting him to come to Peking

tioned capacity. In due course he set out for the capital, accompanied by some five and act in the aforemen-

thousand

tion with ofthehis military

hairy warriors,

leadersbutassembled

breakingathisthat iourney

(port.at Tientsin he had atheconsulta-

Li Ching-shi, newly

appointed Premier, travelled with Chang Hsun

of the mediator the President had shown much vacillation, to one declaring to Peking. Prior to the that arrival

he

would not dissolve Parliament, and to another hinting that he might have recourse to

this drastic step in order to save the country. Peking, too,

tion over the arrival of Chang Hsuh’s warriors^ whose barbaric reputation was kept in was in a state of consterna-

the

torn liveliest

between recollection

two opinions, by the peace-loving citizens.did not

For aafford

time thehimPresident was

tion that he sought, for whileandDr.even his advisers

Morrison, the British Adviser, pleaded.with the consola-

him for

the

Ariga,maintenance

the Japanese of constitutionalism

Adviser, argued and that theas preservation

Parliament had of Parliament,

been illegally Dr.

constituted

not justified there was legal However,

its existence. basis for Changthe President

Hsun forced to dissolve

a decision.it, since it had

He presented

what was virtually an ultimatum to the President, embracing the retention of the

President,

the the dissolution

dissolution of Parliament,

of Provincial assemblies, the establishment

etc. He declared of a responsible

that unlessParliament,

these

demands were acceded to he would not be

Dr. Wu Ting-fang and other constitutionalists endeavoured to resist responsible for what would happen.

the

pressure

as demanded being brought

by Chang to bear

Hsun,uponthethemandate

President,was- but issued

withoutdissolving

avail, and on June 13th,

Parliament—

13

CHINA

a mandate, by the way, which Wu Ting-fang refused to counter-sign. As was

toof betheexpected,

President’sthe Southern

weak Ataction,Provinces were not slow came

andit denunciations in indicating

fromProvinces their Kwangtung,

Yunnan, disapproval

Kwangsi, and Szechuan. Ohe time looked as if the

military action and the Northern Tuchuns prepared for resistance. For the next Southern would initiate

two

or three weeks matters were in a state of drift, but a dramatic climax was reached on

July 1st, when the people of China were electrified to learn

morning tlie/ young Maiichu Emperor had been enthroned at the behest of the all- that in the early hours of that

powerful

the name Chang Hsun. Imperial

of the Emperor edictsthecountersigned by Chang

of theof HsUn were issued in

ment of Councillors and proclaiming

Ministers, promising re-establishment

the remission dynasty,

taxes, etc.,theetc.

appoint- His

high-handed

time united the action rousedTuan

nation. the Cbi-jui

alarm ofimmediately

all the otherplaced military leaders

himself at theand,

headin offactthefor

mili-a

tary movement against Chang Hsun, and within a few day s troops from all directions were

marching

advance'from uponTientsin

Peiping.andThe retiredDictator’s

in disorderforcesupon'madethea Temple’of

feeble attempt Heaven.to resist Though the

surrourid4d',r Chang Hsun declined fp surrender; All attempts to compromise failed and

on the morningbrl2tb July the fhrcical battld of Peking was fotight. The total mili-

tary

killed casual ittes were1 estimated at aboutHsun forty,escaped

bbt, of;from course, the number ofin civilians

car andof injure’dYtas

found an asylum greater.in Chkng

the Dutch Legation, where’he the Irnperial

remainedcityinterned a motor

as a

political refugee for more than a yeaf, being then pardoned.

Tuan CM-jui, hailed as the saviour of the country, reorganised the Government, which

once^more

depriving became republican their in name andargument

pledged to'thatrepublican insfitutions, thus

President Li,hisafter opponents

his manyofmistakes, stock

resigned from the Fresideiicy,he wasand, anti-republican.

in due course,

Vice-President

dent. When it became Feng Kuo-cbang came from Nankihg and assumed

known that the Government declined to reconfoke Parliament, onice as acting Presi-

1

the

formallyKubmingtahg

declared leaders

war on moved

Germany.to Canton and formed

In November, the aTuchuns

so-calledofparliament,

Kiangsi, Kiangsu which

and Hupeh memorialised the President in favour of the reconvocation

a settlement with the South. As these leaders werfeurider the control of Feng Kuo-chang of Parliament anp

himself it became obvious that the President was intriguing against the Premier, who

promptly

resigned again,resigned,

this then

time reconsidered

finally. ThehisPresidentdecision found

at thethatrequest

it wasof the

not President,

easy to obtain and

aform successor,

a Cabinet. Feng Kiio-chang’s ideas on the subject of compromise with the Southto

but ultimately Wang Shih-cheng w^as induced to become Premier and

did

teethnotandcommend

declaredthemselves

that they wouldto the carry

Northern on theTuchuns, who took the

war themselves, bit between

a course which their com-

pelled the President to identify himself with them and to make their action official.,

The year 1917 was also noteworthy for the disastrous floods

areas in the north of China and caused widespread misery and distress. In Chihli alone which devastated huge

ofthree

themillion

Powerspeople were inthereceipt

to sanction of relief.

revision of China’s Another

importimportant

tariff, theeventdetailswasof the

whichdecision

were

negotiated the

completed by commissioners

following year.representing the Entente, neutral countries and China, and

I§1‘S opened with an abortive attempt by President Feng Kuo-chang to bring

about peace by mandate.

the Southerners did not accept He ordered the cessation

the olive of hostilities. Unfortunately,

r branch, and by the spring had

advanced their armies almost to Hankow

chuan. Tuan Chi-jui was brought back to the Premiership, and had obtained'money controlwasalsoborrowed

of Sze-

extravagantly and recklessly, and the campaign against the South was resumed with

such

reached vigour thatto Yochow

almost the borders andofChangsha

Kwangtnng.wereThen recovered

the,rotand set in.the Government

For several reasors troops

the

the offensive was

President with nottheHontl].

maintained.WhateverPerhapsthetheactual

real explanation-was

cause, thfere ivas the intriguing

little or no fight-of

ing dfiring the summer. The great heat was the official exciise.

a northern commander, perturbed the military authorities in Peking by his independent .ThenFehg Yu-hsiang,

attitude

proceeded onto the Yangtsze.to achieve

the “front” Havingmerit.

been stripped of his horlpurs,

Sbonmemorialised

afterwards he General

'WuGovernment

Pei-fu, repentedTsao and

Kun’s lieutenant,

ofof peace. developed into a pacifist. He the in favour

PresidentHeFeng was Kuo-chang.

repudiated byMatters his superior,

driftedbutforitsomewas felt that until

months he had thethe supportof

assembly

CHINA 38$

Parliament —called the “ Tuclmns”’ or “Bogus” Parliament—in. Peking in August,

and two months later this body practically unanimously

President, than whom it was believed no one was better suited to reunite the elected Hsu Shih-chang

country. although

successful, His labours, however,

foreign advice towards

assisted the reconcilation

President, didinasmuch

not proveas itto alarmed

be very

the northern Tuchuns, who looked at one time as if they were again going

to take charge

Government of affairs.

agreed to meet The Peiping Government,

in conference, in Shanghai,andtothearrangeCantona basis

Military

for

peace. 1919 is the hisfory of the failure of this conference, each side alleging that the

other was insincere.

During 1918 a Bolshevik threat emanated from Siberia, but it was met by Allied

intervention. Japan furnished a considerable proportion of the troops‘and found it

necessary to take military measures in Manchuria which were hot caltpget her pleasing

to China.

A very serious famine, involving some thirty million people in suffering occurred

in the North—principally

owing to drought and theinconsequent

the provinces of Honan

failure of the Shantung,

crops. ForandtheChihli—inrelief of 1920

the

distress thus caused, a surtax of ten per cent,, on Customs Import duties was agreed to

by the Powers for the period of twelve months and this

famine also brought into existence international famine relief committees who took effect in 1921. This

initiated

connectionconstructive schemeswasfordone

with conservancy thebyrelief

this,of.means.

the sufferers.

The American MuchBed goodCross

workwasin

also active. Its report dated June 30th, 192.1, she wed that under its auspices 985 miles

ofmaintained

road hadtheirbeenworklaidthroughout

out and 6481921,mileswhencompleted. Most ofbythese

China was visited floods.organisations

Upon the overthrow of the Kwangsi party by the Cantonese party in Kwang-

tung towardsof peace

restoration the end.andofthe1920,unification

the President

of the issued

countrya mandate proclaiming

This mandate, the

however,

was repudiated by Sun Yat-sen, Wu Ting-fang and other

tutional party, who proceeded to Canton, where they re-established the Military leaders of the Consti-

Government

at Canton “and in the ofearly

President part although

China,” of 1921, Dr. Sun was

at that time elected

his by his followers

authority did not

extend beyond the province of K'wangtung. Later in

was launched against General Lok Wing-ting—formerly the chief commander the year a successful expedition

of the

military forces supporting the Constitutionalist cause in South China—and his

followers, who were obliged to relinquish their hold on Kwangsi.. Encpuraged by this,

Dr. Sun, This

North. towards

muchtheadvertised

end of the“ year initiated

punitive,” a compaign

expedition, for thebeyond

however, conquest of the

embroiling

Kiangsi

thousand miles of Peking. Dr. .Sun gradually declined in influence, and in 1922 hisa

in internecine warfare during the summer of 1922, never got within

relations with his principal lieutenant General ,Chen Chiung-ming,. the Military

Governor of Kwangtung Province,' steadily cooled until the latter, exasperated:hy Sun

Yat-sen’s follies (his military agreement with Chang. Tso-lin being the most noteworthy)

inturned

June,onJ922.

him and causedChen’s

General his flight frppi Canton

ascendancy, in a was

however, British warship (H.M.S.

short-lived. With theMoorhen)

aid of

Kwangsiofand

.Spring 1923,Yunnanesq

and forcedforqes, Sun TTatrsentenant

hig former,.lieu regained eontr 1 oftothehis Province

,tp withdraw native cityin theof

Weichow,

reports whence* however, he, was unable, to dislodge him, From time false,time,

to

towardswere circulated

the end that Chen’s

of thp year the citytroops

had beep

weretaken but these

threatening provedInhothe

Canton. be meantime and

tion both of labour and of wealth to mept its military needs. In December anconscrip-

Sun’s regime had become unpopular with all classes ip Canton owing to the Allied

Naval force assembled in the Canton Biver in consequence of a threat by Dr. Sun to

seize the Customs revenue of Kwangtung so that it should not be .used -to, finance

Northern operations against ,h,im. This difficulty solved itsplf by the announcement

made byof.the Dr.

dispose Inspector-General

Sun remained ofin control

Customsof that CantonthereuntilwasOctober.

no surplus

1924,revenue

when theto

Merchants Yolun'eers’ revolt against extortionate taxation and'confiscation led to

alarge

serious armed conflict in the streets of ttupCity and to the destructionhy.fire

portion of the business section in the western suburb of Saikwan,. as described of a

at greater length in the Canton section of this volume. The

and Chang Tso-lin in the north provided?Sun with a welcome pretext fpr-leaving war between Wu Pei-fu

a region where he was beset by constantly increasing embarrassments.

13*

CHINA

forces, under Chang Tso-lin, marching place

Important political changes took on Pekingin theand,North

after during 1920, the

some lighting Chihlito

putting

flight the leaders of the Anfu party who were directing the, Government, 't his step

was

1921 followed

in the upper by theYangtsze

reconstruction of the Cabinet.

region, arising Hostilitiesindependence

but of a provincial took place throughout

movement

inunder

the province

General Wu of Hunan

Pei-fu, thatwas extended

despatchedto totheHupeh

province andofdrove

Hupeh. out tlieA Northern force,

invaders whose

territory, in turn, was threatened, unless they abandoned their attitude of revolt. In

the warfarefor much

necessary foreigndamagewarshipswasto done to foreign

intervene activelyproperty at Ichang, and

for its protection. During it was

the

winter months of 1921-1922 there was much political trouble in Peking, both

the Manchurian Tuchun, General Chang Tso-lin, and Wu Pei-fu dictating to the

Government

was made Premiere what it onshould do. Affairs

Christmas Day, worked

1921, andup Wu to a Pei-fu

crisis when

becameLiang Shih-yi

exceedingly

wrathful with the new Administration. Chang Tso-lin replied to Wu Pei-fu’s threats

against

along Peking by moving Pail his way

troopsandinside theshort

Greatdistance

Wall and distributing them

Pukow the Pekihg-Mukden

Railway. The climax occurred onforAprila 28th, 1922. The down the Tientsin-

rival forces collided

in the neighbourhood of- Machang, on the Tientsin-P,ukow line, and instantly

hostilities

Changsintien, commenced

18 miles onbelow

a hundred-mile Thefront

Peking.completely. fightingwhichonlystretched from Machang

lasted aafterwards

week, Wu made

Pet-fu’sto

men routing the Fengtien troops Chang Tso-lin a

stand in the vicinity of Shan-hai-kwan, but finally retired

army in his Manchurian fastnesses and succeeded in regaining his influence over the With the remnant of his

Three Eastern Provinces.

The war had the was

to Constitutionalism effectheralded.

of changing HsutheShih-chang

political outlook

retired completely.

from the Presidency The return on

June 11th,

acting 1922, onandreceiving

President, Li Yuan-hung

definite, was persuaded

assurance^ from the followingpowers

the military day tothatbecomethey

would support his demands for “sweeping reforms” in the Chinese Army. These

reforms

the Tuchunateincludedsystem”

the disbandment

as the “key of superfluous

to a thorough troopsorganisation

and “an absolute of theabolition

country’sof

finances.” A great ineffort

who were dismissed 1917wasandmade

a dateto was

securefixed"—August

the return to1st—forPekingtheof reconvocation

all the M Ps.

oftotally

Parliament.

ignored their The pledges

Presidentto himself

soon hadandoccasion to complain

the country. Twice,thatattheleast,Warhelords had

declared

publicly that he would not submit to their dictation, which manifested itself over the

appointment

as a protest. of Yet, provincial

despiteofficials and words,

his brave broughtLiabout YuantheHung resignation

submitted. of twoFinally,

Cabinets in

June,

claiming1923,to hebe fled from Peking

President. to themonths

For some BritishafterConcession

that theatCabinetTientsn,continued

though stillthe

administration,

by an overwhelming' until on Octoberof 5th

majority the Marshal

ElectoralTsao Kun the

College, wasnecessary

elected Chief quorumExecutive

being

obtained,

pleted anditapproved.

is said, by Inbribery.

September,At the1924,same

a wartimebroke

the out

Newbetween

Constitution wTas com-of

the provinces

Chekiang and Kiangsu, which led to the long-impending conflict

and Chang Tso-lin, who entered the lists for the ostensible purpose of supporting the between Wu Pei-fu

claims of their respective partisans. A very sanguinary battle was fought at Shanhai-

k wan, in which the forces of Wu Pei-fu were badly defeated owing to the defection of

Feng Yu-hsiang,

army, which had “the been Christian

assigned toGeneral,”

preventwho Chang’scommanded

march ona the largecapital

portionbyofwayWu’sof

Jehol. Instead of proceeding to Jehol, Feng waited until Wu had left Peking for the

ront

that his action was taken in concert with Chang Tso-lin and a numberannouncing

and then turned back and seized the capital, without resistance, of other

military

speedily and

pushedcivil on

leaders

to and was and

Tientsin dictated

easilyby became

a desire master

to end the of war,situation

the Chang inTso-lin

that

vicinity. The Cabinet at Peking immediately resigned en bloc and Feng appointed

another to take its place. Within a few days of this change he evicted the Manchu

City,Emperor from the tim

and repudiated Summer Palace,agreement.

Abdication took possession, This ofaction,

the whole of thewasForbidden

however, strongly

condemned

tive at the byinvitation

Tuan Ohi-jui,

of Chang who had beenwith

Tso-lin designated as the piof-ovisional

the approval Chief Execu-

the majority of the

governing

ment of a new classes

formof ofChina, including Wu

constitutional Pei fu and Sun

government. TheYat-sen, pending

restrictions placedthe establish-

upon the

CHINA 389

■ex-Emperor’s rnovements being withdrawn, he sought and obtained sanctuary in the

Japanese Legation.

'China 'unsuccessfully

Kiaochow and' Germany’sappealed other rights to theinParis Conference

Shantung, claimedin 1919 to restore

by Japan underto her

the

Sino-Japanfee Treaty of 1915. By way of protest, the Chinese delegates refused to

sign the Peace Treaty with Germany, and a boycott of Japanese goods was organised

by the studerits

Conference, 1 in China'of which The appeal wasShantung renewed inTreaty 192! at the Washington

German-leasedtheTerritoryoutcome of Kiapchowwaswastherestored to China. whereby

Other pointsthe former

in the

treaty, which is of a comprehensive' description, are: Japan undertook to transfer

toin Kiaochow,

China all public properties, including land, buildings,

whether formerly possessed by the German authorities or purchased works or establishments,

or" constructed by Japan, with certain exceptions Japan undertook to withdraw her

troops

TsingtaO-TsirnnTsingtao-Tsinan

on the Railway and Railway; its branches, Japan “together

undertook with to transfer

all otherto China the

properties

appurtenant thereto,”1 on receiving payment from China; Japan undertook to transfer

the

wouldmines at Tsechwan,

be shared Fangtze,

in equal and Chinlingchen

proportions by Japanese to aand

company in which

Chinese. The the capital

Shantung

Commission, to give effect to these provisions, was convened at the conclusion of the

Washington

Wang being the Conference.

chairmanTtof met at the Ministry

the Chinese of ForeignandAffairs,

Commissioners, Peking,Obata.

Mr. Yukio Dr. C.theT.

Minister of Japan to China, being the chairman of the Japanese Commissioners. A

settlement

Treaty sectionwasofreached early in December, the terms of which will be found in the

this volume.

Other results of the Washington Conference; which have a special bearing cm

China werethethewithdrawal

regarding Nine-Power Treaty, Postal

of foreign the Chinese

agenciesTariff Creaty, and the resolution

in China.

Empire, The China,

Nine-PowerFrance,Treaty, signed the

Italy, Japan, by Netherlands,

the United and States, Belgium,

Portugal, was the Britishto

intended

give effect

the rights to “

and upona policy

interests designed tb stabilise conditions in the Far East, to safeguard

other Powers the ofbasis

China, and to promote

of equality intercourseBriefly,

of opportunity.” between

the China

covenantandseeks

the

to end for all time the pursuit by interested Powers of “spheres of influence ” and

reaffirms

commercetheof Hay the principle of the Open

world in China. China,Door and part,

on her equalagreed

opportunity for the trade

not to alienate and

any part

of her Territory to any foreign Power, A clause to which the Chinese attach much

significance

treaties^ and isagreements

that whichbetween

providesChina for theand registration

the otherandPowers consequent

and allpublicity

contractsofandall

agreements

countries. between China and private individuals and corporations of foreiign

The Tariff Treaty was tile result of a resolution passed by the Powers participating

in the Washington Conference authorising the revision of China’s import tariff, “so

that the rates shall be equivalent to 5 per cent, effective, as provided for in the several

commercial

by the Powers Treaties

with tothewhich

.objectChina is a party.”

of helping China Certain

to meetconcessions

the conditions werecontained

also madein

international agreements,'notably the Mackay Treaty between

China, concluded in 1902, providing for the abolition oi interior imposts known under Great Britain and

the generic name of These concessions were a 2^ per cent, surtax and an extra

2|ingper cent, Inon December,

trade.” such luxuries 1928,“ asa new

can beartariffa was

greater increaseto come

published withoutintounduly

force imped-

in the

February following.

All foreign Postal Agencies in China have been withdrawn on the understanding

that an efficient Chinese postal service is maintained and that the Chinese

Government

so far as thedostatus not contemplate

of the foreignanyco-Director-General

change in the present Postal Administration

is concerned. This arrange-

ment came into force on January

closed and withdrawn by December 1st, 1922. 1st, 1923. All the British Postal Agencies were

in itsDuring; the history

previous^ past fewand yearsit the country

is only withhasthebeenvictory

in a state

of theofSouthern

disorder unparalleled

armies over

•Chang Tso-lin in the spring of 1928 that any measure of unification under a central

Government has been achieved. In the South the ascendancy

Party was signalised by the declaration of an anti-imperialist and anti-British boycott of the Kuomintang

which was nottheterminated

ring between until October,

military leaders. In July,1926.1925,Ina the North there

Nationalist was constant

Government was forwar-t!-

390 CHINA

ed in Canton and in 1926 an expedition to the North was organised in order “ to unify7

the Countrysuccess.

remarkable and to bring it under

The forces of WuNationalist

Pei-fu werecontrol. defeated Thisand expedition

towards themetclosewithof

the year the Wuhan cities tfere captured and

the Nationalist Party. Threatened by a mob, urged to excesses by Wuchang declared theBolshevist

new capital agita-of

tors,

and the British in

left itexpedition order to

in control ofintended avoid

a Nationalist bloodshed

committee withdrew from

of administration. the Hankow, concession

Northern to unify” the country only succeeded During in dividing1927 the

the

Kuomintang Party. Owing to the dissensions, rival governments were established at

Nanking

the decision andofHankow,

Nankingboth to oustclaiming

Bolshevikto represent

influencethethe Nationalist,

Hankow cause. Following

Government dis-

appeared.

intermittentThe Nanking

warfare withsection

the North,extended

but noitsdecision

authoritywasto reached

Shanghaifor and alongcontinued

time a

supreme effort wastheeventually

Chiang Kai-shek North wasmade in the early

invaded. A clashpartoccurred

of 1928, with

and under

Japanese leadership

troops atof

Tsinan, It proved only a temporary set-back, and very soon afterwards Chang Tso-

lin retired

blown up byto aManchuria.

mine on oneJustof before the bridges,reaching and Mukden

he himselfthedied Dictator’s

pf wounds.train wasThe

Nationalist troops entered Peiping without resistance and the capital of China was-

transferred to Nanking. Meanwhile Chang Tso-lin’s son

ernment for Manchuria, but opened negotiations with the Nationalists, hostilities established a separate gov-

beingManchurian

the suspended.government,

A movementwastonipped oust Changin theHsuehbud, itsLiang, ChangYang

instigator Tso-lin’s

Yu-ting,son from

“ the

brains of the North,” being summarily executed. Meanwhile the Nanking government

formulated an united policy in which treaty revision and abolition of extraterritoriality

figured

Chiang prominently. In the; autumn

Kai-shek was proclaimed Presidentof 1928,of theconditions

Republic,hadandso far

earlyimproved

in 1929 that the

ofNationalist

National flag

unitywasChina

formally

has seenrecognised

for manybyyears. the Northei,ners---thO first demonstration

r

treatyAnbetween

importantGreatevent at the

Britain and end

Chinaof in1928 whichwas“His the signing

Britannicof Majesty

a Tariff Autonomy

agrees to

the abrogation of all provisions of existing treaties which limit the fight of China to

impose tonnage dues at such rate as she may think fit.” The political union painfully

acquired

and in 1928 ofdidthenotpowerful

a member last long. “Kwangsi

Li Tsung-jen, clique,”. theeffected

militarya c'G'0b%Vernof

d’etof ofagainst

Hankow, the

^’ member

civil Government,

of the same which

party, heandproclaimed

Governor toofbeKwangtung,

Bolshevist. who Marshal

weht Li Nanking

to Tsai-hsin, toa

attend Kai-shek.

Chiang the annual ThisKoumintang

was a signal Conference,

for a general was summarily

cdhflagrationseized and and imprisoned

it was at one time by

suggested that all the Northern war lords were uniting against Nanking. Canton

declarediqr the National Government, but a curious alliance

and Chang Fat-fui, leader, of the semi-Red Ironsides, marched on the Southern city. of the K wangsi militarists

Help was sent from Nanking and the attack was beaten off, largely thanks to a

squadron of twenty aeroplanes. The Northern War Lords held aloof and Nanking

triumphed. The main cause of the war was probably Nanking’s proposals for general

disbanding of troops, and

central the defeat 1st, oftookthe resisting war display

lords wasofa funerar

big victory for the

the stateGovernment.

funeral of Dr.OnSunJune Yat-sen amid an amazing

place at Nanking. The vast mausoleumpageantry, of

the Father

The of

year the

was Republic

one of is designed

great distress on the

in lines

China, of the'national

there being shritie.

widespread drought in

the spring and subsequent famines throughout the country, the province of Shatisi

suffering the greatest hardships.

but the depredations of War Lords A certain amount ofmade

and brigands help the

was rendered froih abroad

task of relief almost

impossible.

The year 1930 saw the open revolt of Yen Hsi-shan, the; I

model thchun of Shansiof

and Feng Yu-hsiang against Nanking. Chang Hseuh-liaiig, the young Governor

Manchuria' decided, however, to support Nanking and again Chiang Hai-sheL wor/a

>. decisive victory. Sporadic outbreaks by Communist hordes, who were little more than

brigands,

Hunan. Afolloweddeterminedthe setnominal

was, made peaceupoii andforeign

inflicted immense

missions,, two suffering

English womenespecially beingin

beheaded in Fukien, and numbers of ministers of all cfeedsllost

was probably to involve Nanking in diplomatic trouble wit h the Powers. _ This signal- their lives, The object

ly faded in view of the steps taken by the .Chinese authorities to fiCp foreighers. : The

growing

Christianity)ascendency of •Chiang.

was the most notableKai-shek (who, ih.cidehtally,.

feature politically; of the year;pecaihe a conveft to

CHINA 391

Good relations were;.maintaioed with foreign powets, and in. October Wei

was formally handed over by Great Britain to China. Negotiations for the modifica- Hai Wei

tions of “extrality ” between Chinese- and the Powers were in progress daring the

year,Inbuttheno early

decisions

partwere made.it was hoped that peace would be arranged be-

of 1931

tween Nanking and the Kwangsi militarists, who for two years had defied

all attempts to dislodger them from Nanning. The cause of unity and cen-

tralised government w as, however, to receive a serious set-back. An extra-

ordinarily strong force of Communists appeared in Kiangsi, reputed to be one

of the largest and best disciplined armies in China: The situation was wrapped

in a veil of mystery and the very extent of the victories, claimed by Nanking

forces, under Ho Ying Oho, the War Minister, and the President’s right hand

man, suggested the.seriousness of the situation. A grave crisis, which may per-

manently effect the course of Chinese history occurred on April when Chen Tsai

Tong, the Commander-in-Ohief in Canton, effected a coup d’etat, deposing

Chen-Ming-Shu, the provincial governor and a faithful supporter of Chiang

Kai Shek. An alliance with the Kwangsi Party, the Ironsides and the

Northern rebels, under Yen Hsi Shan and Fung Yu Hsiang was concluded,

and a rivel “National Government” set up at Canton. The ostensible reason

for the coup was a. protest against Chiang Kai Shek’s arrest and detention

of the veteran Kuomintang leader, Hu Han Min, and 'a propaganda compaign

of intensive • violence, demanding the resignation of the President was prose-

cuted. The new regime at Canton included Mr. iSun Fo, who had escaped

from Nanking, Mr. Eugene Chen, as foreign minister, and Mr. Wang Choi Wei

as President, though the real power was in the hands of the military leaders.

War was declared on Nanking, but the strong 19th Army of Chen Ming Shu,

then fighting in iKiangsi, refused to join Canton, and no actual hostilities

ensued, negotiations being continued, and,- morever, the seriousness of the

Kwangsi position, restrained- Canton from action that might help the Reds.

Chang Hsueh (Liang, the Manchurian Governor/ remained loyal to Nanking,

and the only movement in the north was by the “Grey” general. Seuh Yu

Shan, who was soon defeated by the Fengtien Army. The great floods in

the Yangtsze valley, on the Yellow River and in Shantung shamed the

militarists into keeping the peace while hundreds of thousands were homeless

and dying of want and exposure. The extrality questipfi” WML to the ft/re

when the year opened, languished owing to the continuance of Civil strife and

to the savage murders of John Thorbrun, near Shanghai, in which Govern-

ment Officials were said to

churia. The outspoken report of Mr. Justice Feetham on the Shanghai pro-

blem, and his findings against early rendition also suggested that the time

had not come for abolition of these rights. The Sino-Japanese trouble in

Manchuria is of too recent a date to allow of useful comment.

B ROAlD CASTING

Therewhich

in China are now a number

broadcast dailyofForeign

official and

and privately operated broadcasting Stations

Chinese programmes.

The China Broadcast Association of Shanghai publishes its ownTheweekly

“ Shanghai Calling ’’—and has extensive Foreign and Chinese.patronage. —

follow-

ing is believed to be a complete list of Broadcasting Stations in China :

Metres Power

XCBL Shanghai ... 23:5.5 2150 XGT Shanghai ... Metres

258 Power,

100 '

XGAH Shanghai ... .323 100 XGNE (Shanghai ... 280 60

RUCK Shanghai ... 220 250 COPP Peiping ... 330 100

XGZ Nanking ... 280 500 COHB Harbin ... 446 1,000

XGZ Nanking ... 50 50 COMK Mukden, ... 410 2,000

XGZ Nanking ... 100 50 COTN Tientsin ... 480 500

XGY Hangchow... 307 750 ZBW... Hong Kong. 355 250:

XGKW Shanghai ... 260 15 JQAK (Dairen ... 395 5.000

XGX Shanghai ... 370 50

CUSTOMS EXPORT TARIFF OF THE REPUBLIC OF

CHINA (1931)

{Effective from June 1, 1981)

Note,for The Per HI. Tls.

stands “notterm “ n.o.p.f.”

otherwise provided in this

for ”Tariff c.d. Kaccoon

Marmot Value 7.7i%

Animals and Animal

including Hides, Leather, Skins Products (not e. Sheep

Skins) (including Lamb „ 71) „

(Furs), Fishery and Sea Products)

Per Hk. Tls, /.g.h. Weasle

Squirrel

Others „„„ 7)7)7j „„„

Animais,

Bristles Living Value 7%% Skins, made up or Mounted ... „ 71 ,,

Eggs

a. Eergand Egg Products:—

Albumen, if oik, ■ „ 7i„' Hides and Leather, n.o p.f. ... ,, 71,,

and

Whole Fishery and Sea Products

b. Egg ... Egg Yolk,

DriedAlbumen, (Melange),Picul 4.50 BichodeMar:—

and a.b. White

Black

Per Hk. Tls.

Picul 3.40

Whole Egg (Melange), Fish, Cuttle „„ 0.93 1.20

Moist

including and Frozen

Glycerised (not

Egg Fish, Dried 0.61

Products) Fish Maws

Glue „ 4.60

c. Eggs,

cluding Fresh, in Shell

Chilled Eggs (in-in „ 1.50 Fish Fish, Salted 4.60

0.24

Shell Value 71% Fish Skin

Skin) Dried ; (including Sharks’ „ 1.00 1.20

d. Eggs,ed Preserved and ...Salt-Thousand Mussels,

Feathers ... Value 0.66 Prawns

7^% includingand Crushed Dried (not... „,, 0.85-

Shrimps,Shrimps)

Hair,

Hair, Horse

Human „,, 7£7? „„ Sharks’ Fins:—

Honey (including Wild TJuclean-Picul a.b. Clarified

Black Picul 1.70

ed Honey)

Intestines Value 0.76 c. WhiteCrushed

5% Shrimps, ,,., 11.00

Value 4.00

71%

Meats, Fresh or Frozen (includ- „ 71 „ Fishery

ing Game

Meats and Poultry)

Preserved andinPrepared:— n.o.p.f and Sea Products, „ 71

a.b. Hams,

Others Whole, bulk ... Picul

Value 2.20

7h% Beans, Black, Beans

Green, and Peas

White, and

Bones (including Tigers’ Bones) „ 7i „ Yellow

Medicinal (not including

Beans) White Picul 0.09

Glue, Cow

Horns, Deer,Buffalocompletely Picul

and Cow harden- „ 0.54 Beans, 0.74 Beans, Green,

Broad Small „ , 0.15

Horns,

ed „ 2.30 Beads, Bed „ 0.18

0.18

Horns, Deer,

Horns, Deer, Old

Young Value

„ 7£% 7 JJ „„ Peas and Beans, n.o.p.f. „ 0.15

Musk „ 7 Bran Cereals and Cereal Products

Sea

Sinews,ShellsBuffalo,

and Oyster ShellsDeer... Picul 0.14

Cow, and 1.90 Buckwheat

Flour: ... Picul 7*%

Value 0.13

Tallow,

Wax:— Animal ,, 0.81 a. Flour, Wheat (Machine-

a.b. Yellow

White (Insect Wax) Picul milled) (including Semo-Picul 0.26

(Beeswax) „ 3.602.40 b. Flour, lina) n.o.p.f Value 75/0

Animal Products, n.o.p.f Value 71% Kaoliang (Sorghum) Picul 0.15

Hides, Leather, and Skins (Furs) Maize ,,„ 0.15

Hides, Buffalo and Cow (includ- Millet 0.26

ing Calf), Dry or Wet, SaltedPicul 2.10 Kice

or.Unsalted

and Paddy

Seed-cake ... Crushed... „ 0.34

(including

Leather, Buffalo and Cow, and

a. Powdered):—

Beancake ... Picul 0.035

simply

Chrome Tanned

Sole Leather including „ 0.63 b. ( otton Seed-cake „ 0.045

0.053

Skins, Dressed or Undressed, not e.d. Groundnut Cake ... ,,

made Dogup:—

b.«. Goat including Kid Skins Value WheatRapen.o.p.f

„ 7i7h%„ CereaU,

Seed-cake ,,>. 0.045

„ 0.25 0.25

CUSTOMS EXPORT TARIFF OF THE REPUBLIC OF CHI NTA (1931) 393

.IfldigoPer Dyestuffs, Vegetable Hk. Tls. Groundnuts:— Seeds Per Hk. Tls.

a.b. Liquid

Dry Picul 0.2.00tS a.b. Shelled Ip ,Shell(including Blanched Picul 0.23

Kutgalls Peanuts) „ 0.29

Turmeric Vegetable, n.o.p.f

Dyestuffs, j ... ... Value „„ 71% 1.00 Seed, Apricot

0.23 . Seed, Castor

Fruits, Fresh, Dried, and Preserved Seed, Hemp Seed, Cotton ... . .. „ 717174%„„

Chestnuts,

Dates, Black, FreshDried ...... Picul

,,„ Soed, Linseed

Seed, Lily flower (Lot'us-i>ut>) ... Picul Value 71% 1.95

Dates, Red, Dried Seed, Melon Picul

Value 71%0.60

Lichees,

Lungngan-' Dried, Dried ... ... ... „,/ ... „ Seed, Perilla

Seed, Rape

Lungngan Pulp Seed, Sesamum Pulp) (not includingPicul „ 71 „

Olives:—

a.b. Salted

Fresh or...Preserved... ... ... ..; Picul Sesamum-seed 0.43

„ Seeds, n.o.p.r Value 71%

■OWalnuts

ranges, (Kernels

Fresh an in Shell)...Value Spirituous Beverages

Samshu andBeverages,

Medicatedn.o.p.f. Samshu...... Value

Picul 71%

0.37

Fruits, n.o.p.f. (including Canned „

Fruits):—

Spirtuous

Sugar

b.a. Others

Preserved and/or Canned... Value „ Sugar,

Standard under No. 11 Dutch

Medicinal Substances and Spices (not Sugar, StandardNo. 11 and over, DutchPicul 0.27

„„ 0.52

0.37

including Chemicals) Sugar Candy

.Aniseed.

Aniseed Broken

Sjtar ... ... Value

„ 55%„ Tea

Bftelnuts 1 0.36 Tea, Black

Tea,Tablet)Brick ... (includin: Tea,... Free

Betelnut Husks

Camphor 0.26

4.40 Free

.. ■CCardamoms,

ardamoms, Superior

Inferior ....• 1.70 Tea Tea,DustGreen Free

Free

Cassia Lignea

Buds , ••• ..., . •••U 12.00

0.73 Tea, Leaf, Unfired Free

Cassia Tea, Scehted ... ... ... Free

Cassia ... Sliced, or ...'in 1 S 0.22

Twigs(Whole, 5% Tea Siftings

Tea Free

China-root

Cubes)... ... ... ... ... 0.71 Tea, Stalk

n.oip.f. ... ... Free

Free

Cinnamon

Oalangal... 2.70

0.23 Cigars and Cigarettes Tobacco

0 insen g (including ...; Scraped Value 7$%

Liquorice Tobacco, Leaf

Value 71%

Picul 1.70

Liquorice Root)... PiCul Tobacco,

Tobacco, Prepared

n.o pi. ... :... „ 71%

Value 2.00

Nutmegs.,..

Peel. Orange and... ... '. „ Vegetable

Rhubarb

Medicinal ... Pumelo

...Parparations... ...ValuePicul

Value

1

Fungus:

• a. Black— ... ... ... Picul 2.30

Medicinal b. Others VaRie 0.098

71%

n.o.p.f. ...Substances and Spices, ... ... „ Garlic

Lily-flowers, Dried ... Picul

,, 0.70

Oils, Tallow and Wax

OjJ,

Oil, Aniseed

Bean . .. Value

Picul 9% Mushroom,

-0.20 Turnips, Dried Driedand Salted „ 4.30 0.20

Oil, Cassia j ... Vegetables,

110.6900 n.op.f.... Dried, Fresh or Salted,

...Value 6%

Oil, Castor

Oil, Groundnut

Oil, Cotton-seed ... ... 0.45

0.45 Bean

Fodder curdOther

(Grass

Vegetable Products

and Hay) Yaiup 71% 5„

Oil, Hempseed 0.45 Soy

Oil,

Oil, Linseed

Perilla-seed ... ... 0.45

0.45 Vermicelli Products,

Vegetable and Macaroni n.o.p.f. ... ......Picul

Value

0.34

, 71%

0.59

Oil, Rape-seed 0.45

Oil,

Oil, Sesamum seed ......

Tea ■ 0.45 Bamboo

Oil,

Oils, Wood

Vegetable, h.o.p.f. .. „

Value 1.60 Bamboo

0.45

7)% a.b. 1-in.

Less in diameter

than 1-in in, etcordiameter...

over, Thousand 0.91

Picul 71%

0.17

Tallow, Vegetable

Wax, Vegetable ... ... . Picul 0.79

. „ 0.79 Bamboow-are Bamboo, Split, Leaf Value

... „ 5„

394 CUSTOMS EXPORT TARIFF OF THE REPUBLIC OF CHIXA (1931)

Fuel Per Hh. Tls. Teak and wood, n.o.p.f, (in-) Per„ Hk.71TUr„

Charcoal

CoalCoal(including Coal imst, aiid Picul 0.082 Timber cluding Camphor-wood and'

Bricks manufactured fromTon 0.34 Wood Eedwood FurniturePlanks) and Woodware,...Picul ,,

Coal

Coke Dust) 0.75 n.o.p.f

'Firewood Picul 0.036 bavwaeiq has iRfPKX .ali

Rattan Paper,

Hk. Tls. 1st 12quality,

per piculvalue oyer ^

Eattan Skin

Kattan, WholeSplit (including Core)...Picul Value 7% Paper, 2nd quality, value, over

Eattan,

Eattanware ' „ 0.43 0.23 Hk. 12 perTls. 6 but not over Ilk. Tls. „

picul

ture ... and Eattan ...Furni-... ,, 0.45 Paper, 6 and 3rdunder

quality, value Ilk.

per picul ... Tls.

Timber, Wood, and Manufactures Paper,.Joss (including Josspaper

thereof Dollars)

Paper, ...

Strawboard ... ... ... Value

Picul 71%

a. Hardwood: Paper, n.o.p.f, ; Value 710.13„

1. Square.-

i. fLNotlongexceeding 26- Textile Fibres

and under Cocoons,

Doupions) Domestic

... (including

... ... Picul 11.00

12-in. square Value 1\% jCocoons, Refuse ... ...

ii. ' O ther-

2. Other than squar 717i„„ (M)coote,'

Coir: -Wiid

(glBoinisdO ... gaibuloa ...... ... Value. 7a ,>

b. Softwood

Masts and Spars •— „

a. Hardwood: б.а. Crude

Cotton,

Fibre

Eaw ...

Picul

Value 710.67„

Picul

1. NotV exceeding ,40-ft.

long exceeding 60-ft.... ”\ Cotton Waste (including Fly

2. Not Cotton)

Hair, Goats’ 0.29

1.45

3. long

Exceeding 60-ft. long... Hemp ... ... ... 1.36

b. Softwood 71 „ Jute

Ramie 0.74

1,12

1. Not exceeding 40-ft. 71 „ Silk, Eaw, 7.50

long exceeding 60-ft.

2. Not 7171. „„ Silk, reeledEaw,andReeled,

White

Steam

from Doupions

(including

Filature) Re-...

3. Exceeding 60-ft. long... 71

71 „ Filature Silk, Eaw, Wild (including

Piles,

cluding Poles, and Joists

Softwood Poles(not in-

exceed- Silk,reeled

Eaw,andYellow-Steam (including

Filature) Re-......

ing 42 inches in circumference

at 6-ft. from the large end) ... Value 71% Strippings and Silk Yarn Silk, Waste (including Cocoon

Planks:—

a. Hardwood (hot' Eedwood,

including Waste) Cotton Value 5„ 5%

Camphor-wood, Wadding,

Wadding, Silk

and Teak): Wool, Camels’... „ 5

Picul 5.40 „

1. Notlong, exceeding

12-ins. wide, 16-ft,

and Wool, Goats' 6.90

Wool, Sheep’s 200

2. 3-in.

Not thick

long, exceedingwide,24-ft.

12-ins.

Value 71 „ Textile Fibres, n. p.f...

and „ 71 „ Yarn, Thread, Plaited and Knitted

Value 71%

3-in.

3. Others thick ... „ 7|„ Cordage and TwineGoods

t>. Softwood: Cotton Socks andSewing,

Stockings Value Free

71%

1.2. Over

Not over 1-in. thick

1-in. but notin. over „ 71 „ thickCotton

...

or CopsThread,

(of 50 yds. or onless)Spools...... Gross 0.037

2-

3. 3-Over 2-in. but notin. over Cotton Thread, „

n.o.p.f 7pj, Picul 1.10

4. Over 3-in. but not over thickCotton

Drawn-threadYarn Work, 71,, ... „ 1-10

„ Cross-stitch

4- 4-in. but notin.

5. Over over thick Work, ... and Embroideries,

or other „ 71 „ Silk' Free

6. 5-Over 5-in. but notin.

over thickLace

Ramie andYarnTrimmings

and „ 71 „ ... Picul Free

Thread 1.50

7. 6-Over 6-in in. Silk Yarn

„ 71 „ 1 hickWoolen Yarn and Threadand Thread „ 71...„ ... ,, 4.50 „ 10.00

CUSTOMS EXPORT TARIFF OF THE REPUBLIC OF CHINA (1931) 395

Piece Goods c. Pigs and R Kentledge

eluding (in- Per Hit. TUT

Cc■Grasscloth,

tton PieceCoarse,

Hoods (having;... iiot’

Per Hk. Tls

... Picul1 1.50 d. Wire Iron) ... melted

... :

...

Shansi Value

PiculT 0.38

-7h%

over 41 warp thread to an e. Others .(including Steal) . .. Va ue 7$%

inch) ... line ... ...(having over* ., 0.75 Lead, and

of!-Pigs1,1Manufactures there-

..

Orasscloth, а. or Bars Picul 0.40

Silk40turalPiece

warp threads

ilkGoods

and/or

to an in h)...

(including

Artificial Na- „ 2.50 б.c. Others

Silk

Sheets .... . '. ... ...Value ,, 7i% 0.'60

Piece Goods, and Mixtures of Quicksilver

Tin, and Manufactures!- ^hewsr Picul 5.10

Natural

otherand/or

fibres)Artificial ... ...... Silk Free of:—

SilkandPongees...' ,..... Free a. Foil and... Slabs Picul 4.90

1 ieoe Goods, n 6.p.f. ... Value 70o c.b. Ingots Others ,, 7i%

Valuer 2.30

Other Textile Products Zinc, and

of: Spelter

— Manufactures there-

Blankets

Cotton and • Counterpanes,Picul 1 3,00 a.b. Others Picul

Value 71% 0.53

Blankets,

CottonBage:—Woollen,

itfhion and Wool and ■ .

Piece > 0,15 n.o.p.f

Metals and Metallic Products, „ 7i„.

•Gunnydi6. Old...

New ... ....„ ... Picul 0.41 Glass and Glassware

„,, , 0.25 Glass Bangles or Armlets Picul 1.20

Towels

Woollen Carpets (including Wool 3j00 Glass a. inBeads,

bulk Coloured

or or Plain:—

temporarily

and

Rugs)Cotton Carpets... and ...Floor’... „ . ,3.50 .. strung. Cotton together(including

String with

Clothing and Articles of Personal Silvered

Beads, strung Hollowand Glass

packed

a.WearNatural SilkSilkMixtures ... Picul „ 10.00

in cartons)together withPicul 1.10

b. Strung

' cb.d. Natural

Cotton ... .5.50

1.50 Fancy

Strings, Cottonup orin Fancy Silk

TextileOthers Products,n.o.p.f. ... ...Value 7^,, Boxes in.or5 put

Neck-laces. the ...form ofValue 7

Ores, Metals, and Metallic Products Glass, WindoV, Common : — Value 5%

a.b. Silvered

Ores

Antimony ... Value 7J„ Cnsilvered ... 100Value sq. ft.71%0.24

Crude-.y— ...

a.b. Regulus ... Picul ,,

!

0;5S

0.84

i Glass or Vitrified-ware, ri.b.p.f.

Stone, Earth, Sand, & Manufacturers

Brass,of: — and Manufactures,there-Picul • thereof (including China ware

a.b. Buttons 5.80. and Enamelled-ware)

Foil ... ...

c.d. Nails ... ... „ 5.20 Cementand

1.90

Bricks Tiles .. as Portl ihd) Value

(Hydraulic, Picul 5%

0.034

Wire ... „ L50 Marble... „ 0.43

f.e. Others

Brassware Value

„ Free b% Chinaware,

71,,, Earthenware:— Pottery, and.

•Coins, Foreign ' a. Value

per Hk. Tls.... 4 and. underPjcul, ( 0.05

picul

Copper, and Manufactures there- b. Value

a.of:—Ingots' and Slabs Value Enamelledpicul.,overIronware

Bk. Tls. 4 per ,, 0.45

bc. Others

Sheets, Rods,

... and Nails

i ... ,, 7$' ; ,.

;.. ... ,. 71 Earth, Sand', Stone. Cloisonne-ware ... ... and ...' Value 5%

’Gold'tures and Silver/

thereof: and Manufac- Manufactures thereof, n.oard

p.f • 5„

, a. bullion (including Gold... Chemicals and Chemical Compounds

Dust)

b. Goldware .• • ...

and Silverware... ... Free Alum, White

Green, or Copperas . . Picul , 0.13

0.14

Iron, and Manufactures

ofa. :—Bars, there- Value 71% Alum, Arsenic ,,„ 7£% 0.83

Ink, Chinese Value

Sheets,

Mild ■,Hoops,

etc. ...(including.

Steel)...

Rods,

...: ..Picul 0.19

Lead, Red, Ceruse,

(Minium, White and and Yellow

Massi-

b. Nails „ 0.19 ■ Potash cot) ... ... ... ...Picul „ 0.75 0.36

396 CUSTOMS EXPORT TARIFF OF THE REPUBLIC OF CHINA (1931)

Bealgar Per Hh. 0.89

Picul TIs. d. Cylinders and Drums. Iron Per Hh. TIs.

Kesin 0.23 (as which

Oil or Gas

onpreviously ImportContainers),

Duty has...

Soap,

Soap, Household and LaundryValue

Toilet „ 0.49 5% been paid Free

Soda, Crystals Pied 0.14 e. JarstainingEarthenware,

. Samshu, con-

Pre-

Spirits

Spirits oforWine

Alcohol and RectifiedImp. Gallon 0.035 serves, etc., and all other

Varnish, or Crude Lacquer ... Value 5% necessary

tainerTea-box packing or Con-

thereof Free

"vermilion Picul 5.20 /. Labels, Free

Printed Matter g. Tins, Kerosene,outEmpty,

Books and Pamphlets (including Curios if not

and flattened

Antiques (not includ- Free

Advertising

Books, .Matter,

Scrolls, Picture

Datewith

blocks.or ing those the export of which Value 7]%

Diaries, and Calendars is prohibited

Fans:-Feather by ordinance)

without metal

not including binding

Old collected; but

Books, Pic-as ...Hundred 1.50

tures,

Curios) and Scrolls Free e.d.ft. Paper

Palm-leaf, Coarse

Palm-leaf, Fine . Thousand

„ 1.30

0.68

Illustrations

cludingMatter, and Diagrams

Charts and ...Maps)(in- e. Others ......Hundred

Value 0.14

Printed n.o.p.f. ... Value Free Fire-crackers

5% Gypsum ... Picul

„ 1.20

0.074

Braid, Straw' , and Sundry

Hats, Straw Free h air-nets and Hair Switches ...... Value 7i%

Ivoryware Free

Candles

Confectionery, andPicul 0.71 0.89 Joss

KittyStickssols and Umbrellas ...... ...... Picul Free 0.46

SweetmeatsandPreserves,

Containers Packing Re- Lacquerware,

(not Plain orLacquerware

including Fancy ...

a.quisites

Water

:— Empty, Aerated

Bottles, and Beer, Foreign

inlaid with

Matches

containing (notMother-of-pearl)

including

White or those...

Yellow

Free

duty paid on Import, re-

exported Free Mats,Phosphorus)

Straw and RushMats ...sownHundred Gross 0.016

0.30

ft. Boxes,

Empty Wooden, for Old,

returned fu- Matting

together, (including

with designs printed

ture useTea for packing

c. Chests, Free thereon;

edge bound andwithMattings withof 40 yds. 0.15

cloth)provided

Roll

purposes

thereof and materials Free Articles

for in this not Tariff

otherwise Value 7i%

REVISION OF POSTAL RATES

AFrom

Postal20thNotification

day, 5th issued

month,on21st

Mayyear

19, 1932, announced

C.H.M.K. (May : 20, 1932), the following,

revised postage rates will take effect:— Domestic Places:

(1) Local letters : 2 cents per 20 grammes.

(2) Domestic letters : 5 cents per 20 grammes.

(3) Postcards : Single 2^ cents,

(4) Samples : 3 cents, 7\ cents, 104 Double

cents5 cents.

and 15 cents respectively for grammes

up to 100, 100-250,

fee : Simple 8 cents,350-500.

250-350 and

(5) Registration

Fee for return receipt for parcels

with Return Receipt 16 cents.

and express articles, or acknowledgment

(6) payment for money orders : 8 cents (subsequent acknowledgment of receiptof

16 cents). _

(7) Books,

rates printed

cancelled.matter andForeign

commercial papers: Collection of double or treble

Countries :

To Japan, Korea, the Leased Territory of Kwangtung and Taiwan, same as above

(2) to (7). To Hongkong and Macao, same as above (2) and (3).

Full particulars may be had on application at any Shanghai Post Office.

PostShanghai,

Office, May 19, 1932. A. M. Chapblain.

CHINA 397

DIRECTORY

LEGATIONS

Belgium—Legation Street, East End, Minister Plenipotentiary—O. P. Traut-

Peiping; Teleph. 1452 (East); Cable Ad: mann of Embassy—M. Fischer

Beige Counsellor

Charge d’Affaires—Egbert Graeffe Counsellor of Legation—G. Kuehl

Counsellor—Ben6

Secretary—Comte Gerard Hadelin de Mcerts born (Nanking)

Interpreter—J. Pieters Coun^ellqr of the Legation—Baron

Assist, do. — P. Baert lL. von Plessen

Secretaries of Legation •—Dr. H.

G. Voss, iDr. R. Graf; Strach-

Brazil witz and E. von Ran don

Teleph.— 450Wagon-Lits

(East) Hotel, Peiping; Chief-Chancellor—P. Scharffenberg

Chancellors—R. Janssen, H. Web-

Envoy

Plenip.—H. Extraordinary

E. SenhorandPedro

Minister

Leao ster and A. Hurter (Nanking)

T

v elloso (absent)

Charge d’Affaires—Pedro Eugenio Archivist-G. Hoth

Soares Typists—MissesMartha Jiirgens and

Helene May and Miss C R

Reitzig

wfamikm ft*

Ta tan ho ch’in ch’ai ya men ^ M1 *

Denmark—Legation Street, Peiping Ta Ying kuo Ch’in ch’ai Kung shu

Envoy Extraordinary

Plenipotentiary— and Minister Great Birtain—N. Legation St., Peiping;

Secretary—W. Eickhoff Telephs.

Britain 654, 835 and 1151 (E.); Cable Ad:

Consul

Holmberg Attached to Legation — J. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister

Plenipotentiary—Sir

son, K.C.M.G., C.B., M.V.O.M. W. Lamp-

Counsellor of Legation — ,E. M. B.

Ingram, o.b.e.

Ta Fa kuo Ch’in ch’ai Kung shu Naval Attach^—Capt.

Franc e — Legation Street, Peiping;

Telephs. 3670 and 760 (E.O.); Cable Ad: D.S.Q., R.N. (Tokyo) M. G. B. Legge,

Legafrance Military Attache—Lt. Col. Y. R.

Envoy^ Extraordinaire et Ministre Burkhardt, d.s.o., o.b.k.

Pl^nipotentiaire—M. Wilden Chin. Secy.—E. Teichman, c.m.g., c.i.e.

Conseiller d’Ambassade—E. Legarde Commercial Secretary—A. H. George

Consul Adjoint—M. H. Lepice 2nd Secretary—C: N. Stirling

Deuxieme Secretaire—M. Chayet 3rd Secretaries—J. N. Behrens k

Attache d’Ambassade—J. Paris S. G. Harooui't Smith

ler Interprete p.i.—M. D. Rhein ’Consul & Acct.—W. P. Turner,.

Chancelier—M. Ch. Claudon C.M.G., O.B.E.

Eleve Interpretes—S. P. Duboce and Assist. Chinese Secretary—L. H.

M. L. General,

Jankelevitch Lamb

Consul Attache Commercial Medical Officer—Dr. W. H. Graham

—E. Saussine Aspland, m.d.

Commandant, Attache Militaire—H. Vice-Consuls—R. H. Scott, G. R.

Casseville

Conseiller Turral, G. W. Aldington

eleph. 1643Medical

(E.O.)- Docteur Bussiere, Archivist—A. T. Cox

Chaplain—Rt.

Commandant de la Garde—Gimel Do. —Rev.Rev.

Commandant T.Bishop

ofJ. Legation

HolmanF. L. Norris

Guard—

® {& % m m * Major H. C. E. Hull, D.s.o.

Student Interpreters—G. F. Tyr-

Ta Te kuo hung shihkuan rell, H. Brahan, K. Bumstead,

Germany—14, Legation Street, Peiping; C. W. Creighton

Telephs. 922 and 4559 (East); Cable Ad: Cypher Officers—Capt. O’B. Harding*

Diplogerma J. Tubb and J. A. Barton

CHINA

Cl erica] Officers—W. J. McLaug- Secy.-Interpr.—Th. de Jong Josselin

lin, P. A. North, W. H. Wil- Interpreter—A. E. Abell

liams and R. G. Carter Chancellor^A. Kok

Typist—A. Marshall

Constable—T.

Chancery Pearson Wisher

Attendant—J. Norway—29, Szechuen Road, Shanghai

Charge d’Affaires, a.i.—N. Aall

Italy—Peiping; Telephs. 2949 and 857

! Ch^rgA d’Affairbs^-rCorite G. Ciaho di

’' "CoTtella^^o: ' Ta Si yang Icuo Ch'in ch'a.i Kung sku

Portugal—Peiping;

Envoy Extraordinary Teleph.and

538 (East)

Minister

mm n m* b * Plenip.—g. S. Armando Navarro

Ta jih pen huo kung shih kwan Secretary, Charge d’Affaires —L. E.

Japan— Peipihg; Telephs. 800 and 12 (East) Fernandes

Envoye Extraordinaire et Ministre Secy.-lnterpreter J. F. das Chagas

Plenipotentiaire

mitsu ■> — Mamoru Shige-

Premier Secretaires—Makoto

Waro Moriya Yano, Spain—Peiping

(res. a Changhai), Envoy Extraordinary and Minister

Chuichi Ohashi, Tateki Horiuchi Plenipotentiary—

Premier Secretaire—C. Garrido y Cisneros

de Arago

(res. a'Changhai) 2nd Secretaire—J. Spottorno

Deuxieme Secret.— Kenjiro

Consul et Troisieme Secretaire — Hayashida Interpret^ and Chancel lier—W. P.

Shinichi Ueraura (res. a Nanking) Thofnas

Troisieme Secretaires—Yu taka

chida,. Yoshitane Kiuchi (res. a Tsu-

[H El IiS

Changhai), Katsuo Okazaki (res.. a Sweden—Peiping; Ta Jue tien km fu,

Changhai),Secretaire-In

Nagao Kita terpr^te—- Teleph. 4700 (E.O.)

Deuxieme Envoy

Plenipotentiary—J. E.and

Extraordinary Minister

E Huffman

Ryuichi Harada (nomine, Tokyo)

Attaches—Hirokichi Nemichi, Kota Councillor, Charge d’Affaires—Baron

Hoketsu J. de Lagerberg

Chanceliers—Takeslii

Yokogawa, Mptpichi Takagi,Alfiyama,

Kwaio Chinese Secretary—John F. Kullgrem

Chikata Ikeda, Kamenosuke

Sliizuo Kahaya, Reitetsu Iwata,

Kai-

, hotsi\ Taken Oi, Shinji Takano Ta Mei kuo Ch’in ch’ai Kung shii

Attach^

S.iburo Militaire

Sato (resi a—Clianghai)

Major-General

Attadie Militaire Adjoint—Lieut.- United Street,

States of America—Legation

WestCable

End, Ad:Peiping; Teleph. 919

Col. Teiddii Suzuki (Timg-chii): Amlegation

Attaclie

(rfe. a Naval—Capt.

Changhai)1 Haruo Kitaoka Envoy Extraordinary’ and Minister

Attache Plenipotentiary—The Hon. Nelson

Kiichi Naval

Tdniita'Adjoint—Commander T.Johnson

CouhseH'

C^nseiller

; Commercial—Hfeitaro

take (res. a'Changliai) Yoko- Perkinsor , pf(resident

Counsellor

Legation—Mahlon F.

Nanking)—

Attache Financier—Taro

Commandant de la Kimimori

Garde de la W. R. Peck

Legation—Lieut.-Coh

Medecin Ryuon Kitao ,» Chinese- Secretary & 1stH.Secretary

de la Legation—Docteur

1st Secy.—Cornelius Van Engert

Tsunendri lijirria —Clarence J. Spiker

2nd Secretaries—Leon H. Ellis &

Edwin F. Stanton

^m ®M ^ Consuls and 3rd Secretaries—

Ta Mo lan kuo Ch’in elTai Kung sku Flavius J. Chapman III and

Netheelands^-Legation Street, West Robert for

Attaches L., Buell.

Language Study—Ro-

End, Peiping bert S. Ward, J. Lawrence Pond

Envoy Extraord. and Minister Plenip. and Gerald F. McNerney

—H. E. W. J. R. Thorbecke . Spec. Disbursing Officer — Pryor

Secretary^Jonkheer

van Drakestein H. P. J. Bosch Ledgerwood

CHINA 399

Military Attache’s Office Post Adjutants—Capt. John T.

Military Attach^—Lieut.-Col. Wal- 'Selden, u.s.M.c. and Oapt. Lloyd

ter S. Drysdale, tr.s.A. Pugh, u.s.M.c.

Military Attache—Captain Parker Post Exchange Officers—1st Lt.

G. Tenney, u.s.a. Robert L. Skidmore, u.s.M.c.,

Language Officers—Captain Arcadi 1st Lts. William M. Mitchell,

Gluckman, u.s.a., 1st Lieuts. u.s.M.c., John G. Walraven,

John E. McCammon, u.s.a., Ro- u.s.M.c. and James P. S. Deve-

bert H. Soule, u.s.a., Harry S. reux, u.s.M.c.

Aldrich, u.s.a., Thomas S. Tim- 2nd-Lts. Raymond F. Crist, jr.,

berman, u.s.a. and Haydon L. u.s.M.c., Randall M. Victory,

Boatner, u.s.a. u.s.M.c., William P. Battel),

Naval Attache—Comdr. Cleveland u.s.M.c., James P. Berkeley,

McCaulley, u.s.N. u.s.M.c. and Charles E. Shep-

Language Officers—Captains: Wil- pard,. U.S.M.C.

liam A. Wort-on, u.s.M.c., Lyman Chief Pay Clerk—John W. Lytle,

Passmore, u.s.M.c., David R. U.S M.C.

Nimmer, u.s.M.c., Julian P.

Brown, u.s.M.c., Edward G. Quartermaster Clerk—Walter J.

Hagan, u.s.M.c. and 1st Lt. Ozapp, u.s.M.c,

Charles C. Brown, u.s.M.c. Naval Officers Attached to Marine

Marine Detachment Detachment

Commanding Officer — Colonel Medical Officer—Capt. Robert G.

Louis M. Gulick, u.s.M.c. Heiner, Medical Corps., u s.x.

Executive Officer—Major John M. Dental Officer—Commander Harry

Arthur, u.s.m.a. D. Johnson, Dental Corps., u.s.

Paymaster — Major Clark H. N.

Wells, u.s.M.c. Junior Medical Officer — Lieut.

Quartermasters—Capt. Edwin P. Clark T. Alexander, Medical

McCaulley, u.s.M.c., Captain Corps, u.s.n.

Francis S, Kieren, u.s.M.c.,

Capt. John W. Thomason, jr. Chief Radio Electrician—Edgar C.

U.S.M.C. Wortman, u.s.N.

CHINESE MONEY

Hi W (cash) = "032 of a penny

t() li ffi make 1 fen ^ (candareen) = •32 of a penny

10 fon make 1 ch’ien $3, (mace) = 3-2 pence

10 ili’ien $3 make 1 liang pj (tael) = 2s. 8d.

The Tael may be taken.‘as •worth one and athihd silver dollar.

The above are weights of silver. They are not represented by any coin erxeept the copper

cash, which is stipposed to. be the equivalent in value of a li of silver, but the value of which

differs greatly in different, ;

value; being made large and small and of varying composition. Silver- is used uncoined in

ingots, usually <>f( fifty taels more qr. less, in weight, called “ shoes,” .the usual shape being not

unlike* a Chinese shoe. In the maritime district from Canton to Amoy chopped dollars are the

general medivim of exchange^, Jin 1890 a mint was established, for the coinage of silver dollar®

and subsidiary piechs, an d-inbre recently mints for silver and copper coinage have been opened

at several centres. The coins, although supposed to be of equal weight and fineness, are

differently inscribed. Some of the foreign hanks issue tael and dollar notes of the value of one

dollar and upwards at the larger of the Treaty Ports.

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* PEIPING *

3c « Shun-tien formerly Tj? ^ Peking

(fonnerl

the lei-ho river, and yabout

known110asmiles

Peking)

fromisitssituated

mouth, onin alatitude

sandy plain

39 deg.1354miles

min.S.N.W.and

of

longitude

the city with deg.

116 27 min. E.,

the Pei-ho. or nearly

Peiping was illon adapted

the parallel of Naples.to beAthe

by situation canalcapital

connects

of a

vast Empire,

centre. nor was itofinalla position

Ihe products parts oftoChina

becomenaturally

a great manufacturing

found their wayortoindustrial

the seat

ol Government (now removed to Nanking), but it gave little save bullion‘in return,

k Th*: helping we quote the following brief histprical

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Fresh Fruit, Wheat, Flour, Leather and other Australian produce.

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iii ivztji tne second is occupied by the several offices appertaining to the

overnment

houses, with and

shopsby inprivate residences

the chief avenues.of officials; while the outer consists of dwelling-

is little

tile c y was ..direct foreign trade with Peiping, but it is growing. In August,

or tl,the world,,j by , anbrought

overlandintolinedirect telegraphic

to Tientsin via communication

Tungchow. Thewith the restof

Ministry

communications

wo other innovations, has how'whichits ownwouldwireless

haveInstallation.

been regardedThe year 1899 witnessed

as impossible ten

years previously, viz., the erection of large two-storied buildings on prominent sites for

•,i euiemorial

Austrian tradition

Legation and the

that andHongkong

the the

feng-shui and Shanghai Bank. These were breaks with

those ot the immortal gods Son ofmust resentThe

Heaven. elevation

railwayinlinehouses other than

to Tientsin was

ids About

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* PEIPING *

Jig Shun-tien formerly TjT ^ Peking

Peiping (formerly known as Peking) is situated on a sandy plain 13 miles S. W. of

the Pei-ho river, and about 110 miles from its mouth, in latitude 3.9 deg. 54 min. N. and

longitude 116 deg. 27 min. E., or nearly on the parallel of Naples. A canal connects

the

vast city with nor

Empire, the Pei-bo.

was it inPeiping

a positionwastoillbecome

adapteda by greatsituation to be theorcapital

manufacturing of a

industrial

centre. The products of all parts of China naturally found their way to the seat

of Government (now removed to Nanking), but it gave little save bullion in return.

From Dr. Dennys’ description of Peiping we quote the; following brief historical

sketch:—“The city formerly existing on the site of the southern portion of Peiping

was

thrownthe bycapital

the Chinof thedynasty

Kingdom and oftheYan.

seat About 222 B.c., this

of Government was kingdom was over-

removed elsewhere.

Taken from the Chins by the Khadtans about 936a.n., it was some two years after-

wards made the southern capital of that people. The Kin dynasty, subduing the

Khailans, in their turn took possession of the capital, calling it the ‘ Western Residence.’

About A.n. 1151, the fourth sovereign of the Kins transferred the Court thither, and

-named

Kublai itKhanthe Centra] Residence. Inthere, 1215, itgiving

was captured by Genghis Khan. Central

In 1264

Residence, the fixed

peoplehisat residence

large generally;calling it itShun

the.t’ien-fu.

title of InChung-tu

1267 a.d.,or the city

was transferred 3 li (one mile) to the North of its then site, and it was then called Ta-

tu— the ‘Great Residence.’ The old portion became what is now known as the ‘Chinese

city, and the terms ‘Northern’ and ‘Southern’ city, or more commonly nei-dieng

(within the wall) and wai-cheng (without the wall), came into use. The native Emperors

ofwhoGovernment.

succeeded theThe Mongol

Courtdynasty did not,afterwards

was shortly however, continue

removed toto make Nanking, Pekingwhich

the seat

was

considered the chief city of the Empire until, in 1421, Yung

of the Ming dynasty, again held his Court at Peiping, since which date it has remained Lo, the s third Eniperor

the capital of China.”

city The andpresent city of Peiping

the Southern is dividedThe

or Chinese. intoformer

two portions,

has beentheencx’oached

• Northern, orupon Tartar

by

the Chinese, and, the purely Manchu section of

The southern city is exclusively occupied by Chinese. The general shape of the city is very limited indeed.

Peiping may be Tartar

roughlyandrepresented hyfora the

square placedcity.uponThe an whole

oblong,ofthetheformer

is,standing forwalled.

of course, the The wallstheof latter

the Tartar cityChinese

are the strongest. They average 50townfeet

in height and 40 feet in width, and are buttressed at intervals of about sixty yards.

The parapets

the space are loop-holed

between being filledand with

crenelated.

earth and Theyconcrete.

are facedEach on both of sides with Prick,is

the gateways

surmounted

in height, 25byfeet a three-storied

thick at thepagoda.

base, andThe15 walls of theonChinese

feet wide city plein.

the terre are about The30total

feet

circumference of the walls round the two cities slightly exceeds 20 miles.

The Tartar city consists of three enclosures, one within the other, each

surrounded by its, own wall. The innermost, called Kin-ching or Forbidden

City, incontains

fire 1923); the

theImperial

second Palace and itsbysurrounding

is occupied the severalbuildingsoffices (partly

appertaining destroyed by

to the

Government and by private

houses, with shops in the chief avenues.residences of officials; while the outer consists of dwelling-

There city

is little

was.jdirect foreign trade with Peiping, but it is growing. In fhe August,

of1884,thetheworld, by anbrought

overlandintolinedirect telegraphic

to Tientsin vid communication

Tungchow. Thewith Ministryrestof

Communications

twm other innovations, has how'which its own wireless

would have,installation.

been regarded The year 1899 witnessed

as impossible ten

years previously,

the Austrian viz., the

Legation and erection of largeand

the Hongkong two-storied

Shanghaibuildings

Bank. These on prominent

were breaks siteswith

for

immemorial tradition that the feng-shui must resent eleva,tion

those of the immortal gods and the Son of Heaven. The railway line to Tientsin was in : houses other than

402 PEIPING

opened in 1897. A further link between the two places was forged in 1922 by means \

ofGovernment

a wirelessbytelephone

the Chinasystein,

ElectrictheCo.plant for which was installed for the Chinese

Peiping, though it suffered

the Imperial troops, the awful ruffianism indescribably from the depredations

of Tung-fuh-slnang’s barbariansof fromthe Boxers,

Kansu, 1j

to say nothing of the subsequent attentions of the Allied troops, is at present more '

attractive

cleansed by the foreign Powers, and many places of antiquarian, artistic was

as an object of travel than before, for the simple reason that the city or j!

historic interest

attention to nationalare susceptibilities.

now accessible ifUnfortunately,

the visitor setsin about his asobject

Peiping, with due

elsewhere in j

China, the monuments of the past

City, and are fast crumbling into ruins. are neglected, except perhaps those in the Forbidden

During

termini 1902 tothethefortification

brought CAVen d/enofinthetheLegation

Chinesequarter

city, andwasthecompleted, the railway

reconstruction of the

various Legations was begun. These were slowly brought

barracks connected with each for the accommodation of the Legation Guards. to completion, and extensive

As :

most Chineseofbuildings

appearance a European in this sectionofwere

settlement aboutremoved

half a the Legation

square mile inquarter

extent. presents

There the

are Sj|

several large stores, which sell all kinds of foreign goods. The Peiping Club is much

larger

LegationandGuards,

more convenient

and severalthan it was before;

hospitals thereFoundation

Rockefeller is a Catholic(a Church

handsomefor andthe >

Splendidly equipped institution, the opening of which marked an epoch in the history

ofMethodist

I’eiping),Episcopal

Dojin (Japanese,

John L. completed in 1917), —Central,

Hopkins Memorial which areGerman,

providedSt. Michael’s and the

with accommoda- j

tion for both Chinese and European patients. There are many foreign banks, and

numerous Chinese banks. In addition to a number of smaller hotels, there are two !

largelatter

The splendidly-equipped

is a! magnificentliotels—the Hotel des

structure capable Wagorts-Lits and1,000

of accommodating the guests.

Hotel de Pekin.

been organized which wilt furnish light wherever wanted in the city.companies

The streets of Peiping are macadamized, and two electric, light Outsidehavethe ]I

Legation quarter there are many foreign buildings, the number

yearly, changing to some extent the appearance of the business localities adjacent of which is growingto

the Glacis.

ManchuSinceregime,

the revolution

have taken manyplace.

changes,In which

additionwould have, beenallunthinkable

to opening under the

available gates, the

authorities have constructed several new streets at considerable

better access to certain localities which were formerly badly served. The Imperial cost, and are giving

City

been Wall is now

opened, viz., pierced

the Nanainwell-made

over aTzup

Ch’ih dozen places,

Nan Fuandthe threeafidnew thoroughfares have

last-mentioned providing roadthealongside K’ou, westernthewallFuofYutheChieh, the

Imperial

City. Peiping has a population of 1,375,634 (figures of the Ministry of the Interior.)

DIRECTORY

( For Legations see China, section, pages 397-399)

Administrative Commission of the Di- Medical Officer of Health—W. H.

plomatic Quarter Graham Aspland, m.d.

Presdt.—M. Chayet (French Legation) Clerk of Works—A. Thiele

Members — S. Nakayama

Legation) C. Van H. Engert (Japanese Secretary—W. P. Thomas

(American Legation) W. Park

(Hongkong

Corporation) and Shanghai Banking

Brown (Nat. (Hon.

City Treasurer),

Bank of S.NewB. n&m s>mm

Met kuo chow jnao gun ssu

York), & H. L^pice (French Legation)

(Hon. Adviser on Police Matters.) American Bank Note Co.—1, Hui Chi

Hon. Treasurer—W. H. E. Thomas Ssu Hutung; Teleph. 659 (S.O.); Cable

(Chartered Bank of India, Australia Ad:H.BanknoteF. Payne, vice president

arid China)

PEIPING 4Q3

^ ^ ^ ^

American Bible Society (Sub Agency)

—287, Hatamen Street; Teleph. 356 Asiatic Ying shang A si a huo yu hung1 szu

(East); Cable Ad: Bibles Petroleum Co. (North China),

Earl Ltd.—Legation Street; Telephs. 1688

Rev. A.Frank

Hoose, secretary

K. Jowe, field secretary (East),

and DepotManager’s Residence: 2392

Tungpiemneb: 2698 (East),

(East;

Cable Ad: Doric

American Chamber of ‘ Commerce (see H.T.Jowett, manager

F. R. Waters

Associations) Miss S. V/: Punnett

American Chinese Co. (Fed&hd. Anc.

U.S.A.), Ford Sales Service—4, Tung ASSOCIATIONS & CLUBS,

Chang An Chieh; Telepb- 4380 .(East);

Cable Ad: Tacco American

G. T. Cole, manager Tung TanChamber

Erh Tiao ofHutung,Commerce—8,

c/o Fette

11 ua RugPresident—S.

Co. F. Howard

J# M % m yiao fmg Vice-do.

American Drug Store, Wholesale, Retail

and DispensingDruggists and Chemists, Treasurer—J.F.De Vault C. Fette

and Secretary—F.

—94,

! Hatamen Street

' C. H. Wang, manager ;Cable Ad : H ua-Ah

u tt @ a x * +

Association of Chinese and

Engineers—Menshenku, NanAmerican

Chih Tze;

American Express Co. (See Banks) ,. . Teleph. 2212, East

President—P. L. Yang

First Vice Pres.—T. N. Miller

h&^ @* Second ViceandPres.—T. KingTan

Mei huo chi che hung szu Secretary Editor—C.

American Locomotive Sales Corpn.—24, Treasurer—H. A. Raider

Sliih Chia Hutung; Cable Ad :Locomotive

F. jM. Titus, representative t ifci J« M # 89 *

China International Famine

6, TsaiRelief

H tlS Sun'cheang Comaiission—Head Office: Chang

Andersen, Meyer & Company, Ltd., Hutung, 4404

East City; Telephs. 3284 or

(East); Cable Ad: Famrel or 2405

Engineers, and Contractors, Exporters President—C. T.'Wang; '

and Importers, Manufacturers, Insur- do. —M. T.W.Liang

ance

Teleph. Agents—1, TaCable

1935/East); YuanAd:Fu Danica

Hutung; Chairman—IV. Yen

(For Agencies, see Shanghai section) Vice- do—D. W.G.Edwards

Treasurers—S.

Executive Secretary—Y.S.R.

King, Brown

S. Djang

n & mk m a n m Hon. Executive Director—Y. T. Tsur

Yu-pang-jen-shou-pao-hsien-kung-ssu Hon. Agricultural Secretary—L. M.

Asia Life Insurance Co., Life Insur- Outerbridge

ance—36, . Teng iShih Kou, East Field Secretary—G. Findlay Andrews

Chief Engineer— O. J. Todd

City; Cable Ad: Alicochina; Code: Accountant—Wm. Klemm

Acme & Bentley’s. Main Office for Executive Committee—S.‘

Y. S. Djang, S. R. Brown, J. Chuan,

D. W.

the Orienti: 17, The Bund, (Shanghai Edwards, Feng Hsi, P. L. Gillett,

M. Chang, manager G. B. O’Toole, S. G. King, Y. Y. Tsu,

Dr. S. T. Ling, resident asst, secretary A. J. D. Britland and W. W. Yen

for North China

Peking Club—Rue Marco Polo; Telephs.

Asiatic News Agency—15, Ven-yao fSt., 602 Tung Chu (Office), 1294 and 3985

East

Ad: AsiaticCity; Teleph. 399 (East);. Cable TungChairman—M. Chu (inside Club); Cajole

F. Perkins

Ad: Club

Mitchell C. L. Chang, proprietor Vice-

Hon. do.

Clerk—G.ofH.Household—F.

Laurn A.

H. Sun, editor Nixon

C. L. Chang, business manager

404 PEIPING

Hon. Treasurer—S. R. Brown ff m m M %

Hon. Clerk qf Tennis—W. P, W. Mai chia li yin hang

Hon.Turner

Clerk of Swimming—C. G. Chartered Bank oe India, Australia

Danby and Chin A—-Legation Street; Teleph.

Hon. Librarian—V. Petersen 676D.(East); Cable'manager

Ad: Prudence

Hon. Secretary—A. C. Henning Campbell,

Manager—A.

Race Stewards Speshneff E P. Adam, sub-accountant

Chairman—A.

Clerk C. Henning

of Course—A. H. Mackay

Hon. Chung Foo Union Bank—Chinmen

Hon. Treasurer

Secretary—RW. H.Eickhoff

Alexander St.; Teleph. 280 W.O.; Cable Ads:

1318 and Cbungfoo

Committee—H. S. Brown,

Fowler, A. H. George and C. C.W. W. T. C. Sun, managing director

Hartigen

Young Men's Christian Association— Commercial Guarantee Bank of

Hatamen Street; Telephs. 954 (East) Chihli, The

P. S. Fei, branch manager

orused:

1678Mission

(East); and

CableWestern

Ad: Nassau;

Union Codes

Young Women’s Christian Association 'Continental Bank—Capital: $5,000,-

—12, Ma Ta Jen Hutung 000.00, Reserves : $2,000,000.00; Total

Resources : $67,238,000.00 Correspon-

dents : Chemical’ Bank and Trust

Assurance Feanco-Asiatique, Marine, Bank, Co., New York; National P rov.

Fire, Motor-CarImsuranee - 98, Morrison of New,iLtd., and National City Bank

Street; Teleph. 1522 (East); Cable Ad: Bank andYork, London; Wells Fargo>

Trust Co., Sain Francisco

Intersavin. Head Gffiee: Shanghai

M. D. Yaralda, agent Managing directors—W. W. Yen,.

B. C. Van, S. J. Kun, S. W.

BANKS Woo/ E. C. Shen and K. C.

iSoo

Y. Wang, manager

ft m m m m m IL. H. Yuan, sub-manager

Mei, ktio yuen tung ying hong S. Tsai, do.

American Express Co., Inc., Banking,

Shipping,

ship Travel, Railway and Steam- Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos.—Grand

Lits; Tickets—Grand

Cable Ad: AmexcoHotel des Wagon 948 Hotel de Pekin; Telephs. 2262 and

East: Cable Ad : Coupon

S. F Howard, manager B. C. Hale, branch manager

L.J. K.Kukuranov

Wolseth, cashier

(shipping dept.) L. H. Dopsoh

F. Taylorson

Miss C. Novocreschenoff, secretary

fr m g fl # m ft mm tic

Tung fang huei li yin hang Yi 'pin .fong, Javan yin hang

Banque de l’Indo-China -Legation St.; Credit Foncter D’Extreme-Orient,

Teleph. 392 East;branch

Cable Ad: fndochine Mortgage- Bank—Rue

J. Dautremer,

J. Gaudin, accountant

manager Chambers: Teleph. 834 Dauhil, Culty

(East); Cable

Ad: Belfran

J. Jottrand, sign per pro.

m ir i & *

Banque Franco-Chinoise pour le Com- ft M f/S Te hua yin hang

merce et lTndustrie (French Ltd. Co.)

J. J.Bardac, manager

Rienstra, signs per pro. Deutsch - Asiatische Bank— Legation

P. China

Raphael, technical adviser for Teutonia Street; Teleph. 969 (East); Cable Ad:-

Mine. Vassilevsky K. H. Fischer, manager.

F. Horstmann, accountant

PEIPING 405*

t m m & 4* ft & je mm

Chung-Fa-(Jhu-8hu-Hui. Heng Pin Cheng Chin Yin Hang

Epaugne Franco-Ghinoise, L’,(Franco- Yokohama Street;

Specie Bank, Ltd.—Legation

Telephs. 24, 880 and 281 (East);

Chinese Savings Society) Public Cable Ad: Shokin acting manager

Savings Co., with Monthly Draw- A. Tetsubayshi,

ings—Head Office: Hegine’s Build- K. Tanikawa, p p: manager

ing, Peiping; Teleph, 675 J£ast; T.Itoh

Gable Ad: Lepargne N. Imamiya ! T. Toyoda

H. Baba | S. Shinohara

fl IR H E Hui feng yin hang

Hongkong and Shanghai

poration—Legation Banking

Street; Telephs.Cor-

854

and 855 (East Office); Gable Ad: Lascar Banque de LTndochine («ee Banks)

W.A.Park,

Shearer sub-agent

Lung hu hung szu

# ss sa ss Basel & Frey, Architects, Consulting

Wan hwoh tsz chit wa'g Engineers

63a, Ta Fang Chia Hutung;Contractors—

and General Teleph. 140

International Savings Society — (East); Cable Ad: Basel; Code: A.B.C.

98, Morrison Street; Gable Ad: Intersavin 5thF.edn. W. Basel, architect and engineer

Paris

Office: Office: ,,85, Edward

7, Avenue Rue St. Lazare. Head

VII, Shanghai W. Frey, do.

M. D. Varalda, manager

Bertram, R., Curio Dealer and also Drugs

^ Chin cheng yin hang and Chemicals—6, Legation Street;

Kinoheng Banking Corporation—Hsi- Telephs. Cable Ad:

1867 (East) and

Bertram

4332 (South);

Chiao Ming Hsiang; Telephs. 423 and R. Bertram

3762 South; Cable Ad: Kinchen E. Jung

ff HI Tfj # IJaa cJtee Vin(J han9 mm® m ^ ya yqh fang

National City Bank op New York, The Betines & Co.,andS. J.,Analytical

Dispensing OrientalChemists—

Pharmacy,

- and

—Legation Street; Telephs.

2908; Cable Ad: Citibank 893, 2463 Hatamen Street; Teleph. 456 (East);

S. L.R. V.Brown, manager Cable Ad: Betinesco

McAdams, acting accountant A. Gohring, manager

J. B. Franklin, sub-accountant

C. S. Reifsnider, jr., do.

J. T. Leach, do. - Black,

Yuan &FuCo.,Hutung;

J. F., Teleph.

Engineers—

321332,East;

Ta

Cable Ad: Engineer

* * * J. F. Black, B.sc., a.m.i.c.e.

Hsin hua shany yeh chu hsu yin hang

Sin-Hua Trust and Savings Bank— Bona & Co., F., Merchants & Commission

Long FangOffice:

men; Head T’ou T’iao,

Teleph.outside Chien- Agents—45,

2310 (South):

Wai Chiao Po Chieh

A. C. Henning & Co., agents

Cable Ad: Smlmabank

Fang Jen Yuan, president or 0238

Secon C. Ho, vice- do. m & m m &

Simen Young, chief inspector Ying mei yicn hung szu

Peiping

ers) Branch—Telephs. 38 S. (Manag-

Office), 1840 S. (Public), 2204 British-American Tobacco Co., Ltd.—

S. (Accountant and Savings Depts.), 16, Chuan Pau Hutung; Cable Ad:

^ 3634 S. (Banking, & Cashier Depts.) Powhattan

Se'cbh C. Ho, manager (ad interim) W. B. Walters, dept. mgr.

-406, PEIPING

Bureau of Engravis.u and Printing ] ft in n m *

(Chinese

under Ministry Government Pffntinfe'Banknote

of Finance); Bureau Chupg Hv o Chi Lu Hong

Engravers, also Commercial Printing;,

and Engraving—Pei Chih Fang Telephs: \China Radiator (Jo-, Radiator

701 and 710 (youth) Cable Ad: Erigrav- Engineers, Manufacturers, Sanitary andandHeating

Boiler

prinV. Code: A.B.C. 5th; edn. Heating (All Systems), Light-

D. Shen, director ing (Alt

and Systertis),

Buildiifg Avchitects, Engineers

Contractors—Office: 311,

C.K. S.M. Hsu,

Chu, business

technicalmanager

supt. Chao Yang- 'Men 'Sfoet; 1 Teleph.

T. A. Siao, secretary S 4638 (East). Factory: Feng Wo

H. W. Rung, chief accountant | T’sun,

ofHaiikow' Hsi

Hsi P'ien P’ien Men

Men Station, Wei, (South

Peipijng-

J.C. Y.F. Tsiang, do. storekeeper

Hsia, purchasing agent Line);'Teleph.

S. ,T. Li, general manager

204.7 (Sotith)

■Camels Bell, Curios, Gifts, etc., Retail F-'II,i Chou, manager

Store and Exporter—Grand Hotel; Cable ,, S.C. H.H. Li,Kou,accountant

supt.

Ad:HelenCamelsbell

Burton P. J. Kin, foundry slpptC « >

Camera Craft, Photographers and China Tung Tze

Sforti^c Goods Co., The—189

Photographic Supplies — 2, Morrison ■ (East);

Street CableNanAd:Tat Chieh; TS^ph.

Athletics; 3748

Codes: Bent-

H. Meng, proprietor j ; ley’s, A.B.C. 5th edn.'

S. Y. Wang-, manager

Cameron

Land and& Estate Co., Auctioneers (Christie’s),

Agents, Importers and

Exporters—52, Hsi Piao Pei Hutung, I Chinese Eastern Railway Qo.—Legation

Teleph.

edn. and 1999 (East); Cod.es: A.B.C. 5th ' Street; Teleph. 2444 (Tung-chii); Cable

Bentley’s

T. A. S. Cameron, manager Ad: Eastrail. Harbin Office: Cable Ad;

Pravlenie

E. Ch. Tam berg, agent

jjjf Li Ho Hi Ta Chang

Carlowitz & Co., Merchants, Engineers Chinese Engineering and Development

and Contractors—12, Hatamen Street;

Teleph. 208 (East); Cable Ad: Bonafides 3687 East; Cable Ad : CodcoTzu; Teleph.

Co.—Office: 75, Nam*Chih

L. Haseloop H. A. Raider, general manager ;

Chartered Bank of India, Australia CHINESE GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS

and China (See Banks)

Chic

—East de Paris,Robes-Manteaux,Cha]>eaux

Legation St.; Teleph. 4068(East) ^ ^ @ il M

Peter Lee, manager . Cking han tieh lu chn.

ITiping-Hankow Railway Tung Chang

China Electric An Chieh; Teleph. 858 (East); Cable

Hutung, East Co.,

City;Ltd.—3,

Teleph.HsiTangTze

700 (East); Ad: Kinhan

Cable A.d: Microphone; Codes: Lieber’s,

A.B.C.

Office: 212, 5th Kiangze

edn. andRoad,Bentley’s.

ShanghaiHead Pejping-S si ® ^ mm*

S. Y. Chen, branqh manager m y u a n Line — Head Office:

Peiping; Telephs. 1216* 2240PeipihgEnd

and 1545

China International Famine .Reltkf (West); Tientsin;

Cable Ad: Kalganfy,'

Cocoes: Bentley’s and A.B.C.

Commission (See Associations) 5thManaging

edn. , Directof—K. ' ; S. Tsang

a tfjk Supt.

Dr., of General HOspital—P.

Hsichihinen Affairs—C. Y.S.Hsu

China

Yung nien jen shou pao ksien kung tze

Mutual Life Insurance Co.—r Engineer-in-chief—C. J. Spo Shi

Ewo Bldg. Legation St.; Teleph. 621 Traffic Manager—Chin Hung-hsun

Locomotive Supt.—C. T. Wong

East; Cable Ad: Adanac

Tipper

do. (Kalgan do. )—F. S.HoLi

(Nankow WorksV—K.

PEIPING 407

Chief Accountant—C. Y. Hsu

Storekeeper (Nankow)—Y. H. Yeh Deutsche Farben-HandelsOesellschaft

Agent (Transportation

Tientsin; Office:C.Hopei,

Teleph. 1765)—G. Li Waibel & Co.—Aniline Dyes, Chemicals,

Photographic Supplies—21, Gan Mien

Hutung Teleph. 369 (East); Cable Ad:

*3 # « ® + Waidefag

Chung kuo tien pao cjhu

Chinese Telegraph Administration— DeMei Vault Co., The J. F., Exporters—5,,

12, Tung Chang An Chieh; Teleph. 1878 CableChia Hutung; Teleph. 4379 (East);

V. Petersen,, supt. J. F.Ad: Pekincraft

DeVault, partner

F. L. Finnell, do.

Chung huoc yi hmeli tsa chih ying wen pu Directory and Chronicle

Japan, ofMalaya,

the

Chinese Medical Journal, Official Organ Far East—(China,

Philippines, Dutch East Indies, Indo-

of the Medical Profession in China China, etc.)

Published

tion Office:Monthly in English—Publica-

Peiping Union Medical Peiping Agents—The French Book-

College; Cable Ad: Medical store, Grand Hotel de Pekin

C.James

E. Lim, Managing editor. (Peiping) Dunlop

L. Max-well, do. (Shanghai) and Rubber Rubber CO. (China), Ltd., Tyres

Cable Ad: Goods—15,Teleph,

Pneumatic; Kan Yu2270

Hutung;

East

Christie’s Auction Rooms—62, Hsi Piao

PeiT.Hutung; Teleph.

A. S. Cameron 1999 (East)

Church of England Mission (sec Missioris) ^ fK m m *

Ta tuhg tien pao chu

n & n m it m. Eastern Extension, Australasia and

Ngt> pi shih yeh kung sz,e. ' China Telegraph Co., Ltd. (Associated

CpMPTOIR RuSSO-BeLGE with Imperial and International Com-

d'Industrie, MerchantsDEand

COMMERCE AND

Commission munications, Ld.)r—c/oOffice

graph Administration Chinese Tele-

Agents, Bailway Materials,

tion, etc.—45, Wai Chiao Pu Chieh Ammuni- A. N. B. Carr, manager

Cable Ad: Rinchee; Codes: Bentley’s and F. P. Pol toe k

Engineering

E. Bona, president

A. C. Henning & Co., agents EDUCATIONAL

igg ^ jj| Tung chi lung , EcoleFr.St.Lambert,

Michel—17, Nantchenken

directeur

Cook

Passenger, Ltd., Thos., , Genera

and Insurance

Agents, Foreign Bankers—Grand Hotel French

Bro. College—Nan-T’ang

Stanislas, f.m. b.c., directeur

de Pekin; Telephs. 2262 and 948 (East); Bro. Abel, f.m. b.c., sous-directeur

Cable Ad: Coupon Bros.Paul-Chanel, Theoderie, Loenore,

Q. Pearson, branch manager

Hi ‘ |■(Peiping and Tientsin)

J.1>. L.K. Mbuat

Valentin, Leon-Marie,

Leon et Francois, conseillers

Ricardo,

Customs, ChineseQuarter

Maritime—3, Rue ^ ^ ^ ^

Hart, Legation Hua Mei Hsueh Hsiao

Acting Commr.—C. A. S. Williams North China American School (School

Examiner (Post- Office)—J. H. Potter for Foreign Children) — Tunghsien,

Danby, C. G. (Manager for Central China, Hopei, via Peiping;

chow); Cable Teleph.

Ad: Norcas, 5 (Tung-

Peitungchow

Manufacturers’

Erh Tiao Hutung; LifeTeleph.

Insurance

152 Co.)—7a,

East J. A. P. Lund, principal and compt-

roller

Deutch-Asiatische Bank (see Banks) Miss L. R, Outerbrid'ge

Miss H. E. Campbell

408 PEIPING

Miss C. V. Matters Epargne Franco-Chinoise •

Miss J. Blacklock

Miss (See Banks)

W. E.C.Daugherty

Wicksoii

Fette

T. J. Sun

Mrs. H. S. Martin Tan RugErh, Co.,

T’iaoFed.Hutung

Ing. U.S.A.—8,

; Teleph. Tung

4026

(E.O.);, Cable Ad: Fette; Codes:

Bentley’s and New Duo

Mrs. Helen C. Fette, president

® mxm Hwa Wen Hsueh I/siao Franklin C. Fette, secretary-treasurer

North China College

Union Language School Airs.

—California in

T’iao Hutung, Tung Ssu Pai Lou; China; 5, T’ou Ruth Ruth S. Ricard,

Berrien, asst, toassist,

pres. secty.

Telephs. 1633 and 2059 (E.O.); Cable Airs. Agnes AT. Kendall, sales-

Ad:Dr.Language K. Cbu, accountant

Wm. B, Pettus, principal

Mrs.R.Wm.

Dr. B. Pettus

R. Gailey Fitz Hugh, AIajor T. C., Curio Dealer —

Miss Edith C. Boynton, librarian 1, Ching Shan Tung Cbieh

Miss A. Popoff, secretary

W. F. Yuan, business manager H -fc Tai TtOng

Fowler

Railroad

Equipment—Grand Hotelandde

JP i! ft m »'/- fl Pekin; Cable Ad: Fowlerco

Peiping hsi'eh ho i •ftsueh yudn W. W. Fowler, president

Peiping Union Medical College—Cable | A. H. Alacka y

Ad: Medical

•I.Roger

HengS. Liu, m.d., director

Greene, m.a., vice director j Frazar, Federal SI Kdn 'g mao

Inc., U.S.A., Exporters,

Importers and Engineers—294, Hatamen

t ^ ^ s k* ii

Rockefeller Fou ndation, The—Lock hart Street; Fraz&r Telepl), 1949 (East); Cable Ad:

Hall,. 325, Hatamen

Rock found; Code: Mission Street; Cable Ad: F. F. Spielman, president

Miss E. W, Frazar, vice- do.

Y. L. V.Yuan,

Shoolingin, secretary

accountant G. C. Alagatagan, secretary and treas.

C. Y. Kwok, acting manager

F. C. Yu, file clerk

Tseng Hua University—Tsing Hua Yuan

(near Peiping); TeTeph. 3900 (East); French« Bookstore, » ii x a *

Cable

Y. CAd.Mei, Bureduc

president Francaise de Librairie The (Societe

et d’Edition),

Soc. a resp.Head

M.$45,000— limitee an Grand

Office: CapitalHotel

de

fP- ^ tjr Yen chiny Ta hsueh de Pekin; Teleph, 581 (East); Cable Ad:

Yenching University—Telephs. 4100,4100' Vetch Henry

and 2700 (East); Cable Ad: Yenta

Officers of Administration W. fl Vetch,

Rosanoff,general manager

accountant

L. C. Wu, chancellor (absent). J. Painter | S. Y. Kao

J. L. Stuart, d.d., president Agents for\ & Chronicle of

Directory

China, Japan, Malaya, etc.

U( X M &

Hai-ching-kim g-ch’ang French Catholic Mission (See Alissions)

Engineering Practice, Inc., Heating,

Plumbing, Electric Wiring,! General French College (See Educational)

Repairs, Boiler Making, , Garage,

Automobile Repair, Hospital Steri- General American Car Co., Railway

lizers and; Equipment, Foundry,

Carpentry and Building Contrac- Equipment--Grand Hotel de Pekin;

tors — 11, Fang Chia Hutung; Cable Ad:Fowler,

AY. AV. Fowlercovice-president

Sutingmen Nei; Teleph, 3981 East A. H. Alack ay

Gillis, T. V:, Representing The Gest HOSPITALS

Chinese Research Library, McGill

University, Montreal, Canada—Outside ® + ChUng yang i yuan

Hou Men; Cable Ad: Silligvi or Gillis Central Hospital (Established 1917)—

Ping Tze Men St.; West City; Telephs.

it h. 4b 584 and 538 (West); Cable Ad:

Centrahosp

Grand Hotel de Pekin—Telephs. 581,

2280, 3151, to 3153 (E.O.); Cable Ad: Tungjen e yuan

Pekinotel;

J. Roustan,Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

manager Hopkins

of Hatamen StreetHospital—Corner

Memorial and Legation

Grand Hotel des Wagons Lits, Ltd.— Street; Telephs. 608 and 1926 (East)

Cable Ad: Wagonlits

International Hospital (St. Michel)

^i] H Ya u —18, Legation Street; Teleph. 1642

(E.O.); Cable Ad: Hospital Saint

Hackmack & Co., General Importers and Michel

Exporters

Teleph. 2734—(E.O.);

125, Cable

Soochow Hutung;

Ad: Safeguard

U.L.Rothe Italian Hospital for Chinese—Near

Weidinger Chinese Post Office Teleph. 910 (Tung-

chu); Cable Ad: Giura

Hartung’s Photo Shop—3, Legation Sisters Of. Charity, The (St. Ain-

cent de Paul), Administration,

Street; Teleph. 1289 East; Cable Service Interieur and Pharmacie

Ad: Hartung The Rev. Sister Bonamy, supr.

M. Hartung Sisters Fraisse, Vincent iSava-

rese, Claire Tehao, Patricia

fa flS Fu ho O’Connell, Elena Azzerboni,

Harvey, Clarke & Co., Exchange, Bond, Tereza Buratti, Maria Joseph

Stock and Share Brokers, Insurance iDelepierre Marguerite

and Financial Tchang, Joseph Ning, Marthe

Legation Street;Agents—Ewo Building,

Telephs. E.2640 and Ly and Cecile Tang

E.4740; Cable Ad: Unity; Codes: Service Medical

Broomhall’s,

national Bentley’s, Peterson’s Inter- Dr. J. G. A. Bussier, medecin-

E. Harold

1). Thunder chef

T. T’ang, accountant . Dr. Hocheleter, medecin-adjoint

Agency , Visiting Doctors

The Sun Insurance Office, Ld. Drs. G. Aspland, P. Soudakoff.

J. Spourgitis and K. S. Tchou

Groudinsky, dentiste

H.B.M. Office of Works—BritishLegation Le Goert, do.

C. E. Shelley, engineer-in-chafge W. T. Watt and M. T. Wong

ta t. Bin Chee {•tc W 31 Fuyingyiyuan

Henning'& Co., A. C1., General Mer- Sleeper-Davis Memorial Hospital—

Teleph. 1470(E.): Cable Ad: Methodist

chants, Railway Contractors and Alice M. Powell,

Commission Agents — Peiping Offi-

ces: 45, Wai-Chiaopu Chien (oppo- Elizabeth Carlyle,r.n.,

r.n.acting supt.

site IHew. Wai Chiao T?u); Teleph. Ruth M. Danner, r.n.

811; Cable Ad: Rinehee; Codes:

Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th edn. and Hussey, Harry, Architect—1, Ta Soochow

Western Union (5-letter) Hutung; Cable Ad: Hussey; Codes:

A. C. Henning, partner Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th edn.

Harry Hussey, architect

Hongkong & Shanghai Bank (See Banks) J. M. Herrmann, do.

410 PEIPING

I. Li Coal Mining Co.—Inside Chien- ftji 3S I f! ^ M

men; Cable Ads: Ilicoal and IsSlT' Mo lii lan hung clierig shiJi

I. C. Yang, general manager

C. Li, assist. * dt>. Leth-Moller & Co.y'Y., Consulting En-

8. L. Hu, business-manager gineers and Designers of Reinforced

Concrete and Steel Structures—23, Hsi

^ a ^ ^ gc # PI ^1 h Tsung

Cable AdPu: Hutung; Teleph. 3319 (East);

Leth partner

Po nei men yang ch ien hung sz V. Leth Moller,

Imperial Chemical Industries (China), L. E. Nyholm, do.

Ltd., Industrial Chemicals,‘"Fertilizers

and Dyestuffs —52, Tung Tang- Tze

Hutung; Teleph, 2718 and 4.')7:1 (East); Hung li zing shou pauAm %

Cable Ad: Alkali shien hiing sze

N. R. Kirk, district manager Manufactueres’ Life Insurance Co. of

Canada—7a, Erh Tiao Hutung; Teleph.

International Dispensary—35, Chien 152C.(East); Cable Ad-Manulife

Men Street; Teleph. Ill© S.B.O.

Y. F. Chen, manager J.G.O.Danby,

Dallas,mgr; for Centralassistants

F. Summers, China

C. N. Tieii,- secretary

International Savings. cSocitnY-

(Nee Banjss) ig & if ii * ?§ if

Chung ying mei lewang hung szu

13 & a * m * . Mentoukou (Sinq-British) Coal Mining

Z)f/,A tung mow y'ee, Icilng sze ‘Co.—Culty Chambers, Legation Street,

International Trade Corporation, Ltd., Legation Quarter; Teleph. .4518 (East);

Exporters and Importers, . 'Patent Cable ChowAd:Fung Menkou

Chwang,' Chinese repres.

Attorneys, Trade Mark

Agents—2, Tsui Hua Wang; Teleph. 673 Registration W. K. Me Bain, foreign do.

and 4735(South); P.O. Box 45;Cab!e Ad: E. B.B.J.McBain,

Crokam,general manager

accountant

Datung G S. K. Chow, Chinese secretary

D. H. Lewis, general manager At (West)

Mentoukou Mines—Teleph. 1890

C.T. F.I. Kuo (trade mark

Liu (export dept.)dept.) L. Vermer, engineer-in chief

T.S. H.

LeeLiao (import dept.)

(patent dept.) S.H. K.N. Kwong, engineer

Pavri, yard supt.

C. Y. Teng, chartered accountant

Jen Li Co., The, Manufacturers and Ex- MISSIONS

porters

and Exporters of RugsofandGeneral

Carpets,Merchandise,

Importers

also Commission Agents for Peiping Art # & 11 H *

Goods—97, Morrison Street; Teleph. Chung hua sheng hung hui

3966 (East);Cable

6th edn. and Bentley’s Ad: Jenli;Codes: A.B.C. Church of England Mission—Shun

Keats Chib City; Men-nei,

CableHsiang Pang Ch’iao,

CN. C.T.S.Lin,

Chu,manager

general manager West

Right

Ad: Anlikan

Shen, asst, manager (Teleph. West 2681) d.d., Bishop

Rev. F. L. Norris,

A. J. D. Britjand, treasurer

Kailan Mining Administration (Peiping

SalesMaishan

Ad: Agency)—Legation Street; Cable ^ Tien chu tang

T. S. Wei, agent French Catholic Mission, Mission

Catholique de Pekin 1 (Lazaristes)—

Kendall, R. R., Architect—1, Tsung Pu Teleph.

Mgr. 266

Stanislas • Jarlin, vicaire

Hutung; Teleph. 1382 East apostolique ■

Mgr. Paul Montaigne, Coadjeuter

London Missionary Society M. G. Yanhersecke, Vicaire-

(See Missions) G^neral

PEIPENO 411

Jean-Marie Planchet Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Hsi Tsung.

H. Yerhaeren I Ph. Clement Pu Hutung; Telephs. 552 and 586 East;

A. Hubrecht I H. Ceny Cable Ad: Mitsuirepresentative

T. Kitagawa,

A. Duvigneau I H. Tichit

E. Castel | E. Ducarme

J. Kieffer | J. Rembry Hi $3

M. V. Wagen-

berg || A.J. Gaste

Raayma- Modde, Friedrich, Import and Export—

F. Fiault I akers 39, Mahsienhutung; Teleph. 4117 (E.O.);

E. Debus j E. L4£aki Cable Ad: Modde

^ ® dwn fyii Moutrie & Co., Ltd., S., Pianoforte and

London Missionary SociEfY—Li Lu Organ Manufacturers, Repairers, Tuners

Hutung,

Rev. W.West City; Teleph. 575, W.O. Teleph. 1820 (E.O.) Rue Marco Pblo;

F. Dawson

and Importers—8,

Miss I. L. Greaves F. Youngs, manager

Miss C. Lenwood | Miss G. Meech J. D. Gordon, tuner

At Yenching University

Miss E. Hancock | Miss M. M. Wood National Banks)

City Bank of New York (See

® 1ft gC Chiu ShifatChun National Library of Peiping

Salvation Founded in 1925 as Metropolitan

for China:Army, The—Street;

71, Morrison Headquarters

Teleph. Library by the China Foundation

for the Promotion of Education and

2922 (East) Culture; Amalgamated with the

Territorial Commander

Commissioner A. J. Benwell — Lieut. | Peiping Library in 1929, under the

General

Editor, TheSecy.—Major J. E. Sansom

“War Cry”—Staff Capt. Present Name. Annual Budget:

Yuan M$130,000.00 for maintenance.

Editor, The “Crusader”—Adjutant G$30,000.00 forfor Foreign

M$100,000.00 Chinese Books and

Books. Pu-

H. Littler

Accountant—Adjutant H. Collishaw Catalogue of Books report;

blications: Annual

in

Union

European

Cashier—Ensign

Young L. Even den Capt. Languages in Peiping Libraries,

People’s Dept.—Staff

Stranks Classified List- of Reference Books

Girls’ Industrial Home -Adjutant Collection in the Reading-Rooms, etc. Chinese

Mrs. Elliott 400,000 Volumes; Western

Training Institute—Adjut. Sowton Collection 00,000 Volumes

Tung Li Yuan, director

Oversight of Evangelistic

(Regional)—Adjutants H. Work

Wood-

land, Pierre Dorthe, 0. Eacott, ^ it # 4*

G.E. Erikkseon,

Walker, J. Gilman,

A. Harris,F. G.Waller,

Lan- .(Jhyng hua yi hsueh tsa chih

cashire and Major B. Morris National Medical Journal of China,

Hong Kongt The

Ensign Rosa Rains Medical(Official OrganofofChina)-Regis-

Association the Chinese

Shanghai tered

College; Cable Ad : Natmedical Medical

Office: Peiping Union

Major W. Darby Li Tao, editordn chief

Tientsin C.H. E.P. Lim;

Children’s Hostel — Commdt. J.

Mackenzie Cliu, managing

assist, do.edifor ; -

Peiping , ■ P.P. C.L. McAll,

Hou, associatedo.editor

Boys’ Home—Adjutant Dempster H.

C. K.C. Hsieh,

Amos

Hou, advertising

Wong, circulation

manager

treasurer manager

Mitsubishi Goshi Kaisha,

porters_ Exporter?: General and

Agriculture Im- Nicolas, G., Wines, Spirits and Provision

Mining’—Tong-tan-pai-lou Road; Cable Nicolas Store—13, Rue Lacrouse; Cable Ad:

Ad: Iwasaki G. Nicolas, proprietor

W. Okabe

412 PEIPING

& & m it m Assistants

K. Tsengto Directors

Hud pei tien ying kung $iu Y. Y.ChaoShihChen,| secretary

C. T. Chiang

North China Amusement Co.—Branch Yin

Office: ChenCable

3221 (E.O.); Kwang Theatre; Teleph.

Ad: Chenkwang Wang Yen Lun, do.

General Affairs Dept.

Wen Po Ying

Commercial

Chu Hsia LiDept.

North ChinainInsurance Co;, the

Ltd.Com-

(In- Engineering

corporated China under

panies’ Ordinances of Hongkong)—! H. C. WangDept.4 R. T. Teng

and 2, Hue Tung Nhu Chu (secretarial dept.)

Quarter; Teleph.Marco Polo, Cable

990 (East); Legation

Ad: LiChaiShao

Ju Yiu

Han(purchases

(accounts dept.)

dept.)

tUnion

R. W. Paulden, branch manager Pien Chung Chi (consumers dept.)

J W. Y. Chang, chief assistant Wang Chin

Nien Tse ChuanHsuan (collection

; do. dept.)

P. Y. Sun, S. T. Chen and GY. Hu, Chu Po (works

Kung (invoicing dept.)

assists. T.H. Shih dept.)

Y. Wei (repairs depti)

©C kiting tai hsiang ch’gng H. C. Keng (stores dept.)

Oriental Luggage Factory, Travelling

goods Manufacturers — 17, Hatamen m 0 ^ t$ ¥ & #

Street;

P. K. Teleph. 4352 (East)

Pao, manager Ymg Wen Pei Ping Shih Shih J ih Pao

Peiping Chronicle, The, Daily News-

Orient General Trading Co., The, paper (English Language)- 2, Mei

Importers, Exporters- and Commis- Cha Hutung, East City; Telephs.

sion Agents—Head Office : Patras 1641 and 1649 E.O.; Cable Ad:

Greece. Branch Office: Legation Chronicle

Street, Peiping

m m ® n At

¥ ± Tai Ping Pei ping yu cheng knan li chii

Pacific

tion, Storageandand

Storage Packing

Packing, Corpora-

Shipping and Peiping Disteict Head Post Office—

Forwarding, Customs Clearance, Haul- Kung-an-chieh; (near West End of

age and Trucking, Fire and Marine Legation Street); Telephs. 4441 to 4443

Insurance—4, Rue1525

Marco Polo,Cable

Legation (Tung-chii) Cable Ad: Postos

Quarter; Teleph. (East); Ad: Postal Commissioner—F. A. Nixon

Pacific District Deputy Postal Commr.—Sung

W.A.H.P.Tolland, manager Sik Deputy Postal Commissioner in

Acting

Friedlender, representative charge of District

Painter & Co., D.TaA.,Yuen

Furnishers and Chang Chen Tzse Accountancy—

Auctioneers—34, Fu Hutung, Mechanical Supervisor—Arthur T. K.

Morrison Street; Teleph. 2483 (East); Lin Deputy Postal Commission er i n

Acting

Cable Ad: Painter charge of Kalgan

D. A. Painter —Woo Tien Tze First Class Office

Peking Club (See Associations) Acting Deputy Postal Commissioner

chargeofTsingyiianFirst in

Class Office

—Huang Mong-ling

Peiping hna shang tien teng kung sze Peiping Electric Co. (1922), Ltd., The

Peiping Engineers and Contractors—Registered

Power Chinese Electric Light and

Co., Ltd.—Chien-men-nei-hsi- Office and

Teleph. Works:Cable;

697 (East) Legation Quarters;

Ad: Legationco

cheng-ken; Telephs. 1088, 2045 and 1032

JNan-Chu (Priv.); Cable Ad: Electric

Management L.Dr.T.H.Beddow,

K. Lin, director

chairman

Chiang HsingTu,Fu, director J. F. Black, do.

Feng Kung do. C. Y.Brondgeest, m.e., e.e., supt. engr.

C, Liu, cashier

Chu Shen,

'Chin Pao Wen, manager do. Thomson & Co., secretaries and mana-

ging agents

PEIPING 413

Peiping Electric Tramways, Co.,Ltd.—11,

Tsung Pu Hutung; Telephs. 3678 and

3679 East; Cable Ad: 6508 Lu to tien pao yo hsien hung sze

C.Y. H. Fan, managingdo.director Reuters, Ltd.—Tung Chang An Chieh;

S. Mon, Teleph. 1412 (East); Cable Ad: Reuter

P. D. Evans, agent

m m £ *

'Peking Dispensary — Morrison Street; Rockefeller tional j

Foundation (See Educa-

Teleph. 1529 (East)

A. J. Skinn (absent)

T. P. Yu, manager Saito &: Co., G. and

Merchants—1, S., Import

2, ChiaandRung Export

Fu;

S. Y. Yen Teleph. 173 East; Cable Ad: Shing-

shoyoko

p] 4b ii Fu kuny sze G. S. Saito, proprietor

?Pekin Syndicate, Ltd. —57, Sui An Po Salvation Army (See Missions)

Hutung; Head Office (China); 4th Floor,

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Building; Sanitary Fur Co. (Registered as an

Cable Ad:Adelaide

(London): Sindacato.

House, Head Office American Company), Exporters of

King William

Street, E.C. 4 China Furs, Tanned by American

Harold Porter, c.M.G., gen’l. manager scientific methods. Coats made to

T. G. A. Strangman order. Wholesale and Retail—18. Lega-

Honan (Ja-mei sen Mines): tion Street; Teleph. 3920 E. E.; Cable

D. Sellers, colliery manager Ad:W.Sanifurco

E. Stimpson, manager

G.R. W.

Rogers, mines secretary

Swallow, estate agent

Managers and Administrators of: Sauer & Co., General Importers; SpeciaL

Taokou-Chinghua Railway ity: Medical

porters of preparations,

Chinese ArtChemicals:

Ware and Ex-

Peking Tannery, Fur Dressers and Dyers Antiques, Machinery—33b, Tung Kuan

Teng Shih K’ou, East City; Teleph. Yin

— 56, E.O.

2368,

Ssii; Teleph.

Jadering; Codes:1396A.B.C.

(East);6thCable Ad:

Edition

Y. P. Wei, general manager Rud. Mosse,

Alfred andproprietor

Sauer, Bentley’s

Peking Union Medical College {See Kurt Heinze, pharmacist

Educational) W & 0 M Shiny Hua hung ssu

p!$ 3® ^ Chiao t’ung pu Schmidt & Co., Importers of Educational

Y* cheng tFung chii Laboratory and Hospital

Teleph.Supplies—1,

Posts, Directorate General op—Teleph. Hsi-tang-tze Cable Ad:

Hutung;

Schmidtco.

3133 (E.);

Branches: 52,

41996 (Hsia

Nankin; Kwan); Cable Ad: Postgen, Taku Road, British Concession, Tientsin;

Secretariat Ta Hsi Pein MenHarbin

Diagonalnaya, Wai, Mukden and 40,

and 1, Nanking

Actg.Depy. Commissioner-in-Charge— Road,

Huang Mong-ling Shanghai

R. Schick, manager

Supt. of Stamps—H. H. Molland O. Hagemann [ A. Thuermer

Assist, do. —PienYeiTing

Railways — (See Chinese Government Schools

Railways) Shoemaker Art Looms—4, Kung Yuan

'Reuter Broeckelmann & Co., Export Manila Hsi Tai Chieh. Branches: Shanghai a nd

and Import Merchants—39, Yang

Yih Hutung; Teleph. 3062 East; m i§ m ? pb ffi

Cable Ad: Heyn

H. Heyn, partner (Hamburg) SiemensHsi China men tsu tien chi chang

Co., andElectrical and

R. Heyn, do. (Shanghai) Mechanical Engineers Contractors

A. Schubert, do. (Canton)

■€• E. Yissering, do. (Shanghai & — 41, H.

Teng Shih Kou; Cable Ad: Motor

Lorensen

H. Bohlken Tienitsin) F. W. Schlaeger

(for agencies, see Shanghai Section)

414 PEIPING

[§ |p - Chan chen Stimpson Electric Supply Co., Tele-

SlEMSSEX t f e Go, Export, Import, Engineer; phone,

11, TungRadio and Hutung;

Shuaifu TelegraphTeleph.

Supplies—

39201

ing, Electrical Material, Railway Sup; (E.O.); Cable Ad: Westimpson

pliers, Fire and Marine Insurance—20,

Gan Mien Hutung; Teleph. 4583 (E.O),; Sullivan & Co., J., Auctioneers and

Cable

find MosseAd: Siemssen; Codes: Bentley’s Carpet-Exporters—1, Morrison Street;

R. Sterz | C. Moeller Teleph. 1226 East; Cable Ad : Sullivan

J. Sullivan

SinoeueCo. (Perfumekv Manufacturers) TalaTi & Co., J. M., Furniture Manufac-

Ltd., The—Head Office: Hong Kong, j turers, General Merchants

sion Agents—13, and Commis-

Hatamen Street;

Capital S 1,300,000

The Sincere Co„ Ltd., genl. managers Teleph. 1068 (East); Gable

J. M. Talati

Ad: Talati

Singer Sewing Machine Co.—Hatamen !

Street; Teleph.

T. T. Lai, 294 East agent

supervising Thomson & Co., Chartered Accountants—

57, SuiCable

(E.O.): An PoAd: Hutung;

Scrutiny; Teleph. 3245-

Code: A.B.C-

-Sino-German News Agency—15, Yen-yaoi E.Leslie

S. Wilkinson,a.c.a.

Stedman, a.c a.

Street, East City Teleph. 399 (East); L. T. Beddow, a.c.a. (resdt. partner)

Cable Ad: Sinogerman

M. Chang, managing director G.B. O.A. Blaker,

Buyers, a.c.a.

c.a. |I T.P. Y.M. Huang

Ashton

C. J, Plant, foreign director

Skiotis, Bros, kandCo.,Cigarette

General Tobaccon- n & m m m m

ists, Cigar Importers Shteh ho cKouan yen hung szu

and General M- ■ li-cit- Legation Tientsin Tobacco Co.—Legation Street;

St.;Teleph. 3309 (East); Cable Ad: Skiotis Cable Ad: Bouhoutsos

P. N.D, D.Skiotis,

Skiotismanager Tipper k Co., Insurance Agents—Ewo-

Nicolas Skiotis ,, Building, Legation Street: Teleph. 624

(E.); Cable

Codes: A.B.C. Ads:5thSunbeam

edn. and British;

Sleeper-Davis(See HospitalsMemorial Hospital John M. Moore

Tsino Hua University (see Educational}

Smallwood

ance and General Agents —5, Rue Marco Ullmann# ifc'^.jCo., J., ^ U li man

Jewellers,— Diamond

Polo,1525

and LegationE.O..; Quarter:

Cable Ad: Tel^phl 4585 Merchants, Watchmakers

Smallwood Regine’s-

J. S. Moorhouse, partner Buildings, Legation

1471; Cable Ad: Ullmarm Street West; Teleph.

W. H. Tolland, do R. Dreyfus, proprietor

H. A. Wright, managing partne# ‘

Smidth & Co., F. L., Engineers,’ Cement- Union

making

Hutimg; Machinery—23, Hsi Tsiing, Pu Ltd.&Insurance

Cable Ad: .Folasmidth

m m m M & ^ ob' Canton,

(IncorporatedSociety

^

in Hongkong)-^-!

T..Stig-Nielsen and 2, Rue Marco

Teleph. (East);Polo, Legation Quarter:.

. S. W. Ting.; , ; R. W. 990 Paulden, Cable

branch Ad: Union

manager

Societe Franco Beloe—45, Wai Chiao J. W. Y. Chang,, chief assist.

Pi Y, Sun, S. T. Shun and C. Y.

FuA.Chieh

C- Henning Cp,, agents Hu, assistants

^ ^ : -W ;*W'! . ff Vft #; Kuang yu you hioiig

Standard Oil Co. of New Vork, Inc.—7, Vacuum Qil Co., Lie., Illuminating and;

Lubricating

Erh Tiao Hutuiig, 'J'uug Tan; Telephs. Met Qha Hutiihg; Teleph.' Oils—6, Ma Chia Miao,

4539 East;

1528 and 1580 East. ; Ciib'e Ad; Socony Cable Ad: Vacuum

P. Jernigan, manager K. L. Li, representative

PEIPING—TIENTSIN 4)5

Yang & Co., Ltd., I. C., General Store- Yen Nan i z . t Co , Irupoiteis of Motor

keepers, Commission Agents — Tung Accessories—78, Tung Sze NanTa Chieh;

Telephs. 2" and 2907 East; Cable Ad :

Tan P’ai Lou; Teleph. 4388 East; Cable Yennan, Code A.B.C. 5th

Ad : Yangco

I. C. Yang, proprietor Yokohama Specie Bank (see Banks)

TIENTSIN

Tien-tsin

Tientsin-r-or the Ford of Heaven, according to the Chinese meaning of its

name—may now well be called the commercial capital of North China. Situated

at the junction of the Grand Canal and the Pei Ho in Lat. 39 deg. 4 min.

Nv, long. 117 deg. 4 min. E. (approx.), it is some 80 miles distant from Peking

by road and somewhat further by river. Railway connection with the capital

was established in 1897. A road between the two places, 94 miles long, was

completed towards theof end

by the inauguration of 1922,telephone

a wireless and communication

service on Marchwas further

7th of facilitated

that year.

The' expeditions of the Allies in 18^8-61 greatly enhanced the importance ».f

the city, as it then proved to, be the military key of the capital and an excel-

lent base. It was here op June 26th, 1858,, that Lord Elgin signed the treaty

which was to conclude, the war, but w&ch unhappily led to its prolongation.

The famous temple in which the treaty was signed, about a mile distant from

the West gate, was destroyed by British, shells in July, ,1900.

Tientsin owes its early importance to its location at the northern terminus

of the Grand Canal, and its later development is mainly due to the opening

up of North China to foreign trade, to improved railway communications with

the Interior, and to the deepening of the Bar and the Hai Ho by the Hai Ho

Conservancy Board. Before the advent, of steamers, howevep, Tientsin had

become a flourishing centre for junk traffic, and when the tribute rice go longer

followed the Grand Canal route—owing to the shoaling of, this ancient and

celebrated waterway—it

ing the downfall of the was sent todynasty

Manchu Tientsinin in3912,sqatgping,jun^s 'when offollow-

tlie transportation this

commodity ceased altogether. Early in .September, 1917, the Hunho was in

flood, and, Anally, the Grand Canal burst its banks a few miles west of Tien-

tsin, carrying away the main line of the Tientsin-Pukow Railway, which re-

sulted in the Concessions being flooded before much warning of the impending

danger could be given. The Municipal authorities of the various Cpncessions

dealt with the problem in a prompt and pubiic-spirited manner, and it was

ultimately decided to enclose the submerged Concessions with a dyke and pump

out the flood waters therefrom. The lengths of the various dykes in miles

were approximately as follows:—Chinese (ex-German) 0.47 ; British, 1.4(f;

French and British, 0.87; French, 0.32; Japanese, 2.27; total, 5.33 miles.

Powerful pumps were then erected, and the whole undertaking for the British

and French Concessions was successfully and expeditiously completed in a

fortnight. It took longer to clear the Japanese Concession, however, where

the water was from 7 to 10 feet deep in places. It is estimated that over 15,000

square miles of the most populous part of the Chihli province between Pao-

tingfu and Tientsin were flooded, and it has been calculated that crops to the

value of $100,000,000 were utterly lost,' and that 80,000 groups of dwellings,

ranging from hamlets to large villages, were destroyed.

In 1924 unprecedentedly heavy rains in the hinterland caused a very severe

flood in the district between Paotingfu, iPeping and Tientsin, though fort-

uately both these latter towns escaped.

.416 TIENTSIN

The one factor which has had a thoroughly beneficient effectUpon the

trade of the port in the last two years was the restoration of the Haiho to a

depth admitting the passage of coasting steamers to Tientsin, though it is

unfortunate that this should have involved serious floods in the province and

consequent distress to the inhabitants of the affected area.

Turning to the civil administration of the city, it is well known that during

the long satrapy of Li the trade and importance of the city developed ex-

ceedingly. Li, by the vigour of his rule, soon quelled the rowdyism for which

the Tientsinese were notorious throughout the empire, and, as he made the

city his chief residence and the centre of his many experiments in military

and naval education, it came to be regarded as the focus of the new learning

anti national reform. The foreign affairs of China were practically directed

from Tientsin during the two decades 1874-94.

The city will ever be infamous to Europeans from the massacre of the

French Sisters of Mercy and other foreigners on June 21st, 1870, in which

the most appalling brutality was exhibited; as usual, the political agitators

who instigated the riot got off. The Roman Catholic Cathedral, which was

destroyed on that occasion, was rebuilt, and the new building was consecrated

in 1897, only again to fall a victim to Boxer fury in 1900. The building occu-

pied

foreigna commanding site on the

hongs had agencies in therivercitybank.

priorAllto the missions

debacle ofand1900.

many of the

The population was 1,388,747 in 1929.' The city walls were quadrate and

extended about 4,000 feet in the direction of each cardinal point; during the

year 1901 they were entirely demolished and replaced by fine open boulevards

under the orders of the Foreign Military Provisional Government. This body

has further bunded the whole of the Hai Ho (Pei-ho) and effected numberless

other urban improvements. The advent of foreigners caused a great increase

in the value of real estate all over Tientsin.

iLi Hung-chang authorised Mr. Tong King-seng to sink a coal shaft at

Tong Shan (60 miles N.E. of Tientsin) in the ’seventies; this was done and

proved the precursor of a railway, which was later extended to iShanhaikwan

for military purposes, and from thence round the Gulf of Liautung to Kin-

chow; 1900 saw this line pushed on to Newchwang. In 1897 the line to Peking

was opened, and proved such a success that the line had to be doubled in

1898-9. A side station for the Tientsin City was opened in 1904, and in 1905>

the station was built of white sandstone bricks made at Huangtsun by an

Italian called Marzoli, who had opened a brick factory on a large scale.

From Feng-tai, about 7 miles from the capital, the trans-continental line to-

Hankow branches off. This line was completed and opened to traffic in Novem-

ber, 1905. In 1900 the violence of the Boxers was chiefly directed against the

railways, all of which were more or less destroyed, but under British, French,

and Russian military administration they were afterwards all restored to«

their'Tbi’mer efficiency.

Foreigners formerly lived in three concessions—British, French, and Ger-

man—which fringed the river below the city and covered ate area of less than

500 acres. The Japanese took up yi concession in accordance with the terms

of the Treaty of Shimonoseki. They filled in land, laid out new streets and

built

Italy, a and

largeAustro-Hungary

number of housesall inappropriated

foreign style.large'During’1001

areas on Russia,

the left Belgium,

bank of

the Hai-ho as future Settlements,. while the existing concessions extended their

boundaries considerably. These developments for

landing facilities for direct sea-going traffic into foreign hands. some time threw all

In 1,917, upon the entry of China into the Great War, the Chinese reco-

vered' control over the German and Austrian concessions, in 1920 over the

Russian, and in 1929 over the Belgian. The general deterioration in the

maintenance and in the public services of 1 these areas since their rendition

to China (with the exception of the Belgian.' concession which had never been.,

developed at all) is most noticeable. The administration of all these areas

is now entirely in the hands of Chinese officials and no voice therein is ah

TIENTSIN 417

lowed to any of the residents, either foreign or Chinese. The

have excellent and well-lighted roads, and an electric tramway system links other concessions

team with the Chinese city. The British Municipality has a handsome Town

Hall, completed ;n 1889; adjoining there is a well-kept public garden, open-

ed in the year of Jubilee and styled Victoria Park. Two excellent recreation

grounds of 10 acres and over here have been developed, in which tennis-courts,

etc., have been laid out. The various British areas—known as the British

Concess'on, British Extension, and the Extra-Mural Area—have been amal-

gamated to form one Municipal Area under a Council elected on: a broad

franchise. New land regulations have come into force, and it is stipulated

therein

British that the and

subjects newfiveCouncil

shall beconsist

Chinese. of tenCandidates

members, mustof whom five shall by

be nominated be

two electors and all electors are eligible to serve on the Council. The mini-

mum qualification for any voter, irrespective of nationality, is the payment

of Tls. 200 per annum in respect of land-tax or rental assessment tax or the

occupation of premises of an assessed annual rental value of Tls. 600.

A feature of Tientsin which arrests the attention of visitors is the open-air

storage of cargo on the British and French Bunds, which have thus become in

effect a ‘general godown.'' A great deal of confusion and congestion formerly

existed from this practice, but the British Municipality has since elaborated

an excellent scheme whereby the Bund is divided into numbered steamer-sec-

tions and storage-spaces, and the roadway is now kept clear of cargo. The

result has more than justified expectations,, and the orderly storage of goods

in marked-off spaces not only allows a proper control to be kept over all such

cargo but has facilitated communications by keeping the carriage-way clear

of obstructions.

The Bacecourse is situated about 3 miles to the west of the Gordon Hall

and comprises a very valuable property to which about 350 mow of land have

recently been added. New betting buildings of reinforced concrete, which

surpass anything of the description: ini the Far East, were constructed in 1921.

In spite of the general trade depression, the Chinese Government Tele-

phone Administration registered an increase both in activity and in revenue

for the year 1930. An extension of lines was made in the west end of the na-

tive city in May, and another was made in the Hopei district in December.

There was a partial change to automatic machines, which are greatly appre-

ciated by the subscribers. At present there are 11 long-distance lines operat-

ing between Tientsin and places as far afield as Peiping and Shenyang, while

a relay service was established between Tientsin and Antung, Dairen, Port

Arthur, and Japan.

Trade

Following are the comparative trade statistics for the years 1929, 1930 and 1931:—

1929 1930 1931

Imports: — Hk. Tls. Hk. 1 is. Hk. Tls.

Foreign (net) 1415,095,553 133,246,191 134,702,697

Native (net) 82,250,857 71,642,482 82,563,190

Exports ... .. ...108,'284,739 110,225,213 132,964,050

Value of trade of Port ...342,6311,149 315,113,886 350,229,937

The following extract is take from a review of the trade of Tientsin for the

year 1931 by Mr. H. G. MacEwan, the statistical secretary of the Chinese

Maritime Customs: —

The down

settling year 1931

againopened hopefully

after the militaryat operations

Tientsin. Inthatthesoearly monthsNorth

disturbed the port

Chinawasin

the previous

steady. year. Silver remained abnormally low in value, but exchange was

troubles, Later in the year,

nervousness abouthowever, the port

the taxation became

measures to beinvolved in local

introduced by theandprovincial

regional

14

418 TIENTSIN

government to offset the loss occasioned by the abolition of likin was the first

unsettling feature to l)e noticed. Pending a settlement movements of cargo to and

from

the the significant

most interior wereof which

reducedwasto atheminimum.

strike of Next came a series

the Chinese of labour troubles,

Conservancy, Commission, which, fortunately lasted but aemployees

few weeks.of the As itHaiho

was,

June owing to the strike. In July a military offensive was commenced bymonth

dredging of the badly silted harbour was suspended throughout the whole Generalof

Shih Yu-san, with Peiping as its objective. His drive northward was successful for

aportant

time, places

and heohsoon succeeded inRailway—while

the^P'ing-Han occupying Shibkiachwarig-one

Paoting was seriously of thethreatened.

most im-

Although this offensive soon failed, it stopped all transportation of cargo for a

considerable time

withpnofmovements

both the P‘ing Han and Pei-Ning Hailways, besides

againinterfering

ain severe

other ways

boycott Japanese ofgoods'was

commodities. Soon after

instituted peacethewas

following riots inrestored

Korea.

Then came the Japanese military occupation of various points

finally; early in November, the disturbances that broke out in Tientsin it.-elf. Trade in Manchuria, and

was additionally, hampered throughout the latter half of the

handling charges on caygo.be^we^n Tangku apd ICieutsin, due to the re silting up of year by the extra

the Haihobeing

steamers; afterable,

the,summer

to come upfreshets, ;few tocoasters,

to Tientsin load andanddischarge.

nope of theAn heavy-draught

expansion has

taken place in trade however even in the circumstances outlined above, the total

value

318.2 of the whole trade

millions inincreased

the previous of the port being ,354.2 million Haikwan taels, as against

and coastwise by 1.9year.

rnillionTheHaikwan

total valuetaelsofasforeigtf good'swith

compared imported direct

the figures

for 1930, and direct exports abroad increased by approximately 10 million taels. In

many lines bf cottob pief e goods, thAcCultimred supremacy of tbfe cheaper Japanese

article wasthea position

marked tofeature of the towards

market, thealthough

close ofthetheboycott

year. movement was

ofchanging

cargo, previously-;pontraeted some extent

ere r c a for from Japan continued to come in, but the up

Consignments

cQuntry markets wi ,P ^ JiP ^y”Pb>seb, to the sale; of Japanese, goods, and, wherever

possible, .najism

geographical or, non-Japanese

positipn of Japan-m a-ws manufactures

ChinaJs a were great taken

advantageas substitutes.

to her, however The

Orders from Japan can be executed in as many weeks as" orders from America or

Europe would

changes on thetake

market months,

in tlieduring

matterwhich latterand

of designs period there may

fashions; and ashavelongbeenas serious

money

is short and Japan can succeed in producing a seemingly fine quality article at a

cheap price, so long is she likely to keep her hold on the market. Where decreases

were registered in cottom goods they were mostly in high priced manufactures that

weredistur

was replaced

bed by

by native

the dumping productions.

of RussianTheprints

marketatfora price

printedthatshirtings and sheetings

no one could compete

heading—although direct imports were somewhat higher—and in part, atunder

with. The high cost of , gaisolene was responsible for the large decrease least,that

for

the insignificant number of motor trucks and chassis imported. The export market

was

the almostalthough

whole, abnormally activeoffering

prices at theabroad

beginning wereof low

the andyearinandmanywascases

satisfactory

not worth on

accepting. Japan took 72 percent, of the record export of raw cotton. There was

no

andindustrial

workshopsdevelopment

ceased to operateduringowing

the year. On theand

to financial contrary, many existing factories

other difficulties.

TIENTSIN 419

DIRECTORY

n m -H H -Mei feng

A.E.G.

Hoad; China

Cable Ad: Electkig

Aegchinaco Cq.—63, Taku American

U.S.A., .Chinese

AuthorizedCo.,FordFederal

Sales Inc,,

and

J. H.G. G.Jauch, e.e. me.,| Y.manager

Marciniak L Chang Service, Lincoln Motor Cars, Fordson

E. S. Leeds I W. D. Tehin Tractors—38-40-47, Rue de France;

Telephs. 30009 and 31248; Cable Ad:

Mrs. F. Triebel | (Tsinanfu) Tacoo

H. W. Grambs, manager

Agricuetubal & Industrial Bank of J.D. G.Shoolingan

Richards

China—(See Banks) A. S. .Altamira

Alexander Gutbezahl Trading Co.— American Cleaners—16,

(See Gutbezahl Alexander) British Concession; Teleph.Cousins

30446 Road,

L. G. HulLsple prop.

All Saints Church

(See Churches amd Missions) American Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

H Met ya American Dairy—East Arsenal

Altamira & Co., M. P., Importers, Expor- B. Malone, manager

ters and Commission Agents—61, Rue

du 14 Juillet.; ,Teleph. 23944y Cable Ad:

Altamira American Express Co., Inc.

(Nee Banks)

P. Y.P. Han,

M. Altamira,co-manager

do. nr & m & m m

Altounian, H.H., Exporters o£ Car- Mei-kuo-pao-hsien-kwng-hui

pets—108, Taku Road; Teleph. American Foreign Insurance Asso-

33310 ; Cable Ad : Altouhiah ciation, General Insurance—140,

Yictpria Road ; Teleph, 33069 ; Cable

America-China

Inc., Export-Import Co., Ltd., Ad: Afiatensin. Head Office: 80,

Hoad;Export and

Cable Ad: Import—16,^Chekiang

Kripendprf Maiden Lane, N.Y.

Hugh Black, manager

L. L. Loucks, signs per pro. H. F. Tong

H. W.N. Krippendorff, do. P. Cl Szetu | M. H. Cheng

Dr. Siao '■(for agencies see Shanghai)

m & m & ® m ^ & » « « #

Mei yah j>ao sien Iqing sze ; American Mail‘Dollar

Line—Cable Ad: agents

Dollar

American-Asiatic .Underwriters, Fed, The Robert Co., general

Inc., U.S.A., General Insurance: Fire. (See Dollar Co., The Robert)

Marine,Plate

glary, Motor-car, Life, .Accident,

Glass, Baggage Bur-

and Special

Risks—139, Rue de Tako.u; Telepbs: American Oriental Banking Corp.,

General 30574, Manager 33357; Cable Ad: The—(Nee. Banks)

Underiters

C. V.A. Starr,

M. president.

Lorenzen, manager(Shanghai) American Oriental Fur Agency, Furs

Agents for and

33305;Skins—16,

Cable Ad:Victoria

Export;Terrace;

Codes:Teleph.

Acme,

Globe and Rutgers Fire Insurance Co. Rudolf Mosse, Bentley’s and Private

and 92 otherInsurance

Continental American,Companies

British and L. M.Epstein, manager

N. Lovtsky

Publishers

Oriental ofFur Trade Review

American Association—(See Associa- Oriental Fur Trade Directory

tions)

14*

420 TIENTSIN

Amekican School ¥ m

{See Educational) Asia Export Co., Export-Import:

Dealers

Dental Goods ofHides,

in Furs, Skins andDental

Amalgamated Hair:

1 tK Sun Cheong

Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd., General Co. (formerly Claudius Ash, Sonis A

Merchants, Engineers and Contractors— Co., and De Tret Co., Ld., London)—

16, Victoria

96, Rue de Taku; Telephs. 30374 and Teleph.

30376; Cable Ad: Danica 33305;Terrace, British

Cable Ad: Concession;

Export; Codes:

D. I). Forbes, manager A.B.C. 5th edn. imp., Bentley’s, Acme

J.T. L.A. Flannery I N. L. Rashin andL. Rudolf Mosse

Epstein, partner

Tucker | .N. J. Sokol I. H. Shishken

Mrs. W. M. Engleman

Mrs. A. Avshalomoff

B. Fox, representing George I. Fox,

Corporation n & w t&m k n &

(for agencies see Shanghai) Yu paojen shoupao hsien kung sz

Asia Life Insurance Col, Life Insurance

—139, Rue de Takou; Teleph. 32972;

f? X £ Cable Ad: Alicochina;

Bentley’s; Main OfficeCodes:

for theAcme and

Orient:

An te sen kung cheng szu

Anderson, H. McClure, f.r.i.b.a,, m.i.- 17 C.TheY. Bund, Shanghai

struct.e.,

veyor and Chartered Architect, Sur- Dr. S.Wong, T. Ling,manager

resident asst, secretary

Teleph. 31010Valuer—1, Victoria Road; for North China

Anglo-Chinese & to * *0 S'

Marechal Foch;Dispensary—26,

Teleph. 30642 Rue du Ya hsi ya hue yu kung szu

Shen-chi Yen, manager Asiatic

C. P. Fan, sub- do. Ltd., Petroleum and PetroleumChina),

Petroleum Co. (North Pro-

Aquarius Co., The, Manufacturers of ducts—90,

(General Victoria

Office), Road;

31507 Telephs.

(Hotung 31389

Installa-

High Class Table Waters—126a, Victoria

Road; Teleph. 31281; Cable Ad: Caldbeck tion), 1 (Tangku), 30650 (Compradore

Office); Cable Ad: Doric

Caldbeck, Macgregor

T. agents

H. Butler, signs per pro. P. H.W. Munro-Faure,

M. Alexander F.assist, manager

A. Brown

C.R. Appel boom

A. H.BellBlake S.C. H.D. G. J. Keet

E. Morton

jflj % An Lee T. P. Murray

Arnhold A Co., Ltd.—10, Taku Road; L. Brace K. F. B. Pawley

Telephs. 31585, 31586 and 32286; Cable C. B. Geake, div. engineer

Ad:L. Harchi C. Thompson, asst, engineer

W. V.Rabben,

Lang, signs

managerper pro. Miss F. M. Knight, secretary

Miss A.

J. E. Cooke

P. DoeTing A. H. Mueller

W. Russell Miss H. Carew

D. Engstrom

R.D E.Jones

Geiler H. G. da Silva Miss

Miss B.

O.L.Levitzky

Laird

V. Koohtin A. V. Wedekind MissH.K. M.D. Stewart

W. C. Ziegler E. Scheltus, installation

L. P.Koohtin

Mouravieff C.MissN. E.ZlokasoffLevit-iky R.

manager (Hotung)

F. J. Murray Mrs. L. Crowder T. C. Kelly, inst. assist.

R. Hutcheon, manager (Hotung)

(Tangku)

Arnoult, Societe des Anciens Etabi.is-

sements.

porters Engineers, Architects, Im-

No. ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES, Ac.

56 FrenchandConcession;

Exporters—20, Road30343

Teleph. American Association

(Office) and 31666 (Works);

Arnoult; Codes Bentley’s Improved, Cable Ad: President—O. de M. Walker

Acme, A.B.C, 6th Edn. and Private Vice-do. —R. D.E. Hayes

Secretary—J. McCann

E. Rouch, manager Treasurer—F. F. Spielman

TIENTSIN 421

% & m m Slfeng shu hong hui [ Greek Rue de

Merchants Association —- 24,

Paris; Teleph. 30080

British and Foreign Bible Society

SupplyDavenport

—181, of Scriptures

Roadin all Languages t IB ft it SMt isf

J. J. Tdop Hopeh hwa yang ti chen hui

ir ® n # Hopeh China International Famine

Tien tsin rnei kuo shanq hui Relief Committee—314,

Teleph. 30722; Cable Ad: Elgin

FamrelAven.;

Chamber of Commerce, American Executive

Liang (chairman), Rev.— Earle

Committee M. H.T.

President—H. A. Raider Ballou (vice-chairman),Chao Yuan

1st Vice-President—D. P. Gill Li and C. H. B. Longman (hon.

2nd Vice-President—A.. A. Dor- secretaries), R. S. Campbell and C.

rance H. Pian (hon. treasurers), E. K.

Treasurer—C. IN. Joyner Lowry, Sun Feng Chao, Tu Keh

Members—N. M. (Draper (Se- Chun, Pere Molinari and Pere A.

cretary), F. F. Spielruan, E. Bernard

K. Lowry and H. M. Young

Secretary’s Office—SO, Victoria Japanese Chamber of Commerce—

Road Fukushima Road, Japanese Con-

® W % W sion; Teleph. 21342; Cable Ad:

Shogyokaigisho

Tien chin ymg huo shang hui

Chamber of Commerce, British"!81, Jewish Benevolent Society — 20,

Victoria Terrace

Victoria Road; Teleph. 31239; Cable Chairman—L. I. Gershevich

Ad:Committee—P.

Britiscom D. MacFeat, (chair- ,j Secretary - Mrs. A. Poliakoff

man), F. A. Fairchild, (vice-chair- Itjoval Society of St. George

man), J. R. Harper, A. V.

L. C. Hurst, L. V. Lang, F. H.T. Dean, President—lLa:hce)Qt Giles, c.m.g.

Pentycross, L. R. Rees and J. S. Vice-do. —A. Brearley Mould

Hbri., Treasurer—J.

Jones (secretary)

Hon.

r Secretary—L. H. Twyford

Chamber of Commerce, French—Cable f*nomas

Ad: Francecom Committee —D. Christopherson,

President—A. Ullmann L. Gregory, R. E. Hemmings

Treasurer—G. Colinet and L. W. Jenmer

Committee—A. Sadoe, 1 H. Be-

que, O. Gauthier, J. Demay Schlabaffia Peihonia Asiatica

and A. Pigenel Secretary—Otto A. SixtCo.,(c/oChina,

The

Secretary—L. Satiiarcq Shingming Trading

Chamber of Commerce, German (Deuts- Ltd., corner of Taku Road and

che-Handelskammer) — c/o Carlowitz Bruce Road)

Co. Schoenherr (chairman), R. Buck St. Andrew’s Society

(secretary) President—J. C. Taylor

Vice-President—M. S. Fyffe

Deutsche Vereinigung, Tientsin (Ger- Hon. Secretary—E. S. Rendall

man Association of Tientsin) Hon. Treasurer—A. Duffus

Committee—O. A. Sixtsecretary

(president), Committee—A. Burgess, P. D.

J. A. Jauch (hon. and Me Feat, J. K. Chatham, J. A.

treasurer), Prof. Dr. O. Eix, E. Whitewright, A. K. Murray

Hunke, H. Jensen, A. J. Miller

and Schwester HannaJ. Feld

Rexhausen

(nurse) St. Patrick’s Society

Deutscher Theatre Verein (German President—Brig F. Burnell-

T.A.D.C.) Nugent, d.s.o., o.b.e.

Committee— O. A. Sixt (president), Vice-President-—Dr. G. O’Neil

W. Schmadtke, (secretary), R. Committee. — Mrs. E. W. G.t

PinksF.(treasurer),

and Skoff Mrs. N. Junkel Clarke, T. J. Graham, P. J. Lawless

Hon Secy. & Treas.—W. H. L. Frost

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Tientsin' Fire Insurance Association ^ m m % tb %

—Secretary’s!

Teleph. Office:

33662 A. Lomiegpn 18, Rue Dillon; Pa poke Jcou lu hung szu

Chairujan—M. 1 Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd., Manufacturers-

Secretary- J. A. Dobrae of Patent Water Tube Steam Boilers,.

Superheaters,

Heaters, Economizers, Mechanical Stokers,

Piping,Chimneys,

Union

N ord dePh.iuanturoi'Kjue Beege du Water

l a Chine(Belgian Benevolent softenersVictoria

and Boiler House Ac-

Society) . . < .ijM-, cessories—173, Road; Teleph.

President—R.P. ;

E. Die)fciensMertens 30488; Cable Ad : Babcock

Secretaire Tresorier—|Arn. A. S. Buyanow, sub-branch manager

Meuibres —M. M. . A. van Cutsen, L.H. C.E. Chiu

Hargreaves

suppliant J. Halsaerts,

Guillaurae,;;suppliant Li Verbert,Baron B. S. Y. Huang

F. Quarez, suppliant Pirenne and

FI. Yerbaest : Baikal Fur Trading Corporation, Fur

Merchants—29, Canton Road; Teleph.

' 30860; Cable iAdV Berhsbns'

George H. Befristein,‘president

® ip * » * *

Young

—110, Men’s

East WellC&RfeTfA^

Street; Telephs.AfeociATioN

21674 I.L. G.M.Forman,

Bernstein,treasurer

secretary

and 22985; Cable Ad: Flamingo

President—Frank Yung Tao Balandin’s Pharmacy—6, Hainirig Road;

Yice-do. —P. K. B. Young Teleph. 30914

Rec. Secretary—Jobn Wa'ng N. P. Balandin, mgr. and proprietor

Treasurer—1S. C. Pieri'

Acting General Secy.—Chester

H. S. Chen

Directors—W; T. Yuen, Cheng Baldi, Dr. A.,, Physician; Surgeon—16,.

Po-Ling, Chen Pao-Chuan, Via Trieste; Teleph. 40065

Chen Tzu-ChinF Chin Po-

Ping, S. Chon, Chang Chon- BANKS

Hsin and .J. S. Chon

Agricultural and Industrial Bank op

China, Ltd.—Rue de France; Teleph

Assurance Franco-Asiatique, Fire, Mar- 32116, L. H.32785 Tsai,and 32891; Cable Ad: 0505

manager

ine and Motor Insurance—85, Rue de- T. Y. Ch’ang, sub-manager

France;

Francasia Teleph. 30202; , Cable Ad: M. Chu, assist, manager

J. Rignot, branch manager S. L. Cheng, signs per pro.

Astor ff m Hi it ® it

VictoriaHouse Road; Hotei,

Telephs.Ltd,,, The—

3132L-.31398; Mei kuo yuen tuny yin hang

Cable Ad: Astor ;

Directors—W. O’Hara, Howard Payne Internationa] American’ Express Co., Shipping

Inc., The,

and R. P. Sanderson Banking, and

Paul Weingart, rnanager Travel —137, Victoria Road; Telephs.

J.T. W. Hawkins, assist., manage r 30223,

1). S 32489;

Riggs, Cable Ad: Aniexco

manager

P. Romanoff, accountant

K. K. Tonkich, storekeeper American Oriental Banking Corpora-

tion, The—61, Rue de France; Telephs,

Austrian Consulate 32375 32257

office) (manager)

(general32256

office);(compradore

Cable Ad:

{.See. Consulates)' Amorbankco

David P. Gill, manager

Avanozion ano Sons M , Chinese Car-] W.

P. L.F. Harvey

Raven |I Z.Y. H. H. Tshu

Tso

pets—32,

Cable Ad:Bristow

Avanozian Road; Teleph. 32587;: Mrs. R, Hawkins

L. J. Efcrenian, partner ! C. U. Kyong, compradore

TIENTSIN 423

Chu-tuj kuo yin hang jfr m m n * it

Bank op China - Hue .Pasteur; Te- Dong jQug woi li yen hang

lephs. 313.14, »05i20, 31701 and 31378; Banque ue Telepli.

lTnuo-Chine 31028;— 73,

CableRueAd:

de

(General Office) and 30059 (Foreign France; Indochine

Exchange Dept.):

trobank. Head Office: PeipingCable Ad: Cen-- J. 1 )emay, ;mapager

Z. S. Bien, Ynanager (Tientsin P.A. deBory,

Roux, assist, manager

Branch:) ■ I• > cashier

L. Ezeghelian, accountant i

A.Mrs,R. M.Ranny, chief clerk

Ff ^ Chao Tisi.-n ying hang I n. Chi Lorent,

Hsiang, secretary

cpmpradpre

Bank op CiipsEN- 03, Hue de France; SS fT; ^ Mv.a fa yin hang

Telephs. 3214o,'30063, 308'83, 31895, 30893 Banque ^ ^ino-FraNgaise,— ill, -Rue

and 30256; Cable Ad: Chosepbank ,

I. T.Yamakami, manager

Shibuya, per pro. manager Pasteur;

Cable Ad: Te].epI)Y 3li’79, 30326 and 30334;

Fahpfescin

Wang Ting Tseng, president d’honheur

G. G. Lavllee, president

'll ^ 3®, GJiido limgXyin hang OentFal: Bank of China—9, Victoria

Bank of CoMMdhii'ATioNS—82, Hue du gers Road; Telephs. 30628, SOSSOp Mana-

Baron Gros: Telephs. 33612, 31800, .Office, 33038, Business Office,

30480 Manager’s Office) 31790, 31820, 32266; Cable Ads. Guv embank, 5353

Li Ta. maRager

31818 and 31868 General Office;

Cable Ad : Chiao-tuiig

T. D. Woo, general manager

T. S.-Young, ma,nage^: It ^ m'ln iF Mai cka :iee

S.Y. O.P. Au, sub-do. - Chartered Bank of Aust. and

Tsao, secretary China—79, Victoria Road; Telephs.

31333, 32547 and 52135 (Office), 31643

/' (Manager) Ad : ahd 31392 (Com^'radore) ;

Bank of Tientsin—2715, Asahi Road; Cable .Tentacle.:'

A. Brearlcy, njanagev

Ttelephs. .20342, 21025, 20293 -and iD. acL. Dawson, accountant

20520; Cable Ad : Tiensinbank . ; BiUb

S. H.Sawahara,

Sakaguchi, managing

per pro.director

manager , F, G,<-.tfV}* Vlynin,, ( 'A. Douglas, L.

■ Gregory, A. Djuffui, and W.

G. G. Broy. n

Banque Belge pouk l’Etkanger S. A. Miss G. Rees, stenographer

—86, Victoria Road; Telephs. 31204, Chase Bank—1, Victoria Road; Telephs.

31770 and 31825; Cable Ad: Sinobe. 30806 (General .Office) 50826 (Manager)

Head

F. QuOffice:

arez, manBrussels

age r 3081 Stand 33128, (Cbmpradore); Cable

A. Linglez, accountant Ad: Chase-bank

J. Yanden Broeeke, sub-aceount. D. L. Ralkiiityne, manager

Li Chib Tong, compradore R.N. G.A. Fairfield

TrdedsSbn | Mrs. V. N. Leslie

China and South Sea Bank, Ltd.—48,

SI 1$ I & * Victoria Road; Telephs. 30098, 30330,

31630; Cable Ad: Chinasosea

Banque Franco-Chinoise (Pour le Y. C. Wang, manager

Commerce et ITndustrie)—114, Rue de Chung Foo Union Bank—99, Rue de

France; Telephs.

Cable Ad: Geranchine 30469,30179 and 31651; Pasteur; Telephs. 31673 (Cashier),

O. R.Gauthier, manager 31674 (Manager) and 31675 (Gen-

Choppin de Janvry, signs per pro. eral) ; Cable Ad: Unionbank

L. Saubolle, do. T. C. Sun, president

Chang Chin Ching, compradore O. W. Nieh, general manager

424 TIENTSIN

fr ® It DeUtsch-Asiatische

lar Road; Telephs. Bank—27,32368 and Consu- 31417^

Pei yang pao shang gin hwng

Commercial Guarantee Bank of P.O.H.Box 20; Cable Ad: Teutonia

Kummert 1 G. Neyer-Buete

Chihli, The—72, Hue de France, H. Geiger E. Wolff

French Concession; Telephs. 30618 A. Dienel | Frau A. Wiemeier

and 33744: Cable Ad: 6378

Wong Ko Min, managing director Epargne Franco-Chinoise—149, Rue

LiLinHua,Taomanager

Chu. sub-manager de Baron Gros; Teleph. 30923; Cable Ad:

Han Shih Chi, chief accountant Lepargne

Wang Yung Chun, manager

Talu in hon

Wang Ching Cheng, dist. accountant

y 9 9 Equitable Eastern Banking Corpn.

Continental Bank^32, Kue Oillbin; {see Chase Bank)

Telephs. 31036 (mgr.'s Office), 30755

and 30242 (Business dept.), 30906 It H Hui feng

(Foreign Dept!), 30967 (Safety De-

posit Dept.), 3:2648 and 32410 (Ware- Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor-

poration—Victoria Road: Telephs.

house No. 1.), 20477 (Warehouse 31207 and 31462 (General

No. 2), 40688 (Warehouse No. 3), 31602 (Agent's Office), 31363 Office), (Com-

20666, 21335 and 21535 (Asahi Road pradore Office); Cable Ad : Bank

sub-branch), 22709 and 21236 (Tahu- F. E.H.T.Pentycross, agent

tung sub-branch), 23233 and 23234 Barnes, acting accountant

(Peimenwei sub-branch); Cable Ad : I. R. Cameron H. C. Peterson

0666 and Contibank A. Chalmers

C. Groves

Banking and Exchange: —

L. S., Tan, president A. J.E. H.E. F.Lambert

Hibberd

F. B. Hsu, manager P. G. Rynd Mrs. G. Lambert

W. P. Chi, sub-manager # # M ® g

C. T. Tan, do. Man Jew oh tse chu way

Assistant managers—

Y. S. Chen, H. Y. Mao, M. T. International Rue de

Savings Society—85,

France;Paris

Teleph.

Tsao, H. Tsao, L. T. Yuan and Ad: Intersavin:

C. Y. Cheng Office:30202; Cable

85, Rue St.

Lazare. Head Office: 7, Avenue Edward

VII, Shanghai

Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos., Bankers, J. F.Rignot,

Lanoedivisional

| Miss manager

N, Moraleff'

Steamship and Forwarding Agents

—63, Victoria Road; Telephs. 30456

and 32691; Cable Ad: Coupon ff m m m Hwa yi yin hong

J. E. Cloke, manager Italian

J. L. Mouat per laBank Cina)for— China

91, Rue(Banca de Italiana

France;

Telephs. 31456, 31545, 30437, 30435 and

fi « De S H 32747; P.O.

M.D.Garau, Box 19;

manager Gable Ad: Sinit

Yi pin fang h’nan yin hang Terzani, accountant

Credit Foncier d’ExtrIiMe Orient,

Mortgage Bank, Land, House and Estate Kin Cheng Banking Corporation..,

Agents—111, Rue de France; Teleph. 106, Victoria Road; Telephs. 30322,

31451; Cable Ad: Belfran 30556, 30286, 30268 and 31142

L. Verbert, gen’l. mgr. for N. China Chow Cho Ming, president

G. de Saint

L. Saraarcq, Hubert, signs per

do. pro. Yuan Show-yen, manager

E.D. Willame,

Mostaert, secretary,

do. signs per pro. National City Bank of New York, The

P. Lugowski, secretary —60, Victoria Road; Telephs. 30909 and

G. Cox, assist,assist.

V. Freeman, do. New York Ad: Citibank. Head Office:

30907; Cable

Shen Shao Lan, compradore W. North, manager

F. W. Bender, sub-manager

Building Dept.—Teleph. 31126 Sub-B.accountants—

B. Mann

E. Missu, architect, signs per {mo.

TIENTSIN 425

W. L. Griffiths j G. A. Blowers n « & E i* St

J.G. B.H. Holmes

Greene (jr.) | Yao ChungChien Kong pin Cheng 0hra Yin Ufing

May Phang, stenographer Yokohama Sepcie Bank—Corner Victoria

aiid

30184 Bristow

and '31425;Roads; Telephs.

Cable Ad: Shokin31155,

Che Hang shing yeh ying hang A. Itoh, manager

M. Taketomi, subMiianager

National Commercial Bank, Ltd.— S. Okumura, per pro. do.

Corner of Rue du Chaylard and Rue

du Marechal Foch; Telephs. 20050,

23046, 23129, 28446 and 23088; Cable

Ad: Natcombank; Codes: Bent- Barkovithflj& Co.,^H., Dealer Bi li

in Furs,

ley’s, Peterson’s, A.BVC. 5th edn. Skins

H. M. Chang, manager

T. E. Hsiang, sub.-do. tow Road; Teleph. 31601: Cable Bris-

and Chinese Carpets—186, Ad:

W. L. Chu, assist.-do. Eastmerco

C. T. Lee, chief acixmntant Harry Barkovith, proprietor

National CommercialOffice:

Ltd., The—(Head & Savings Bank, Batouieff,

Hongkong);

E. A., Estate, Land and

Houses—124, Taku Road: Teleph. 31523;

Teleph. 23737; Cable Ad: Nacomsav Cable; Ad:

W. A. Koligin Batouieff

Lau Woon Sun, actg. aeet.

Ng Wai Tak, cashier

m Pei ko

National Industrial Bank of China— Begue, H., Insurance Agent — 40, Rue

Consular Road; Teleph. 33980; Cable Henry Ad; Begue

Bourgeois; Teleph. 33221;' Cable

Ad:H. 5695

C. Kung, managing director H. B§gue, manager

S. N. Yang, assist, do. J. B&gue

Behrendt, K. Engineer—42, Woodrow

Wilson Street; Teleph. 32080

Shanghai Commercial & Savings Bank,

Ltd., Bankers and Tourist Agents—100, fjj F? hsin

Rue Pasteur; Telephs. 32044, 32468 and

33483; Cable Ad: Comsavbank BeilfEld ifc Sun, Taku

ImportRoad;and Export,

C. S.Huang, manager

C. Hsu, accountant Machinery—52, Teleph.

32457;

6th, Bentley’s, Mosse and Acme A.B.C.

Cable Ad: Bielfeld; Codes:

ft & w m m $$ m ffi L Bielfeld

L. A. Bielfeld

Sin hua sin fo chu shu ying hong

jSinhua Trust & Savings Bank—51-53, Beiner, W., Furs, Skins and Hides—90,.

Rue de F ranee: Telephs. 32425, 30337 Taku Road; Teleph. 32937; Cable Ad:

and 30841 ; Cable Ad: 5552. Head Beiner W. Beiner

Office : Shanghai

H. Yii, manager

IS $t> iS J-'t fb kv,o chun ya

Tientsin Commercial and Credit

Chung Corpn.

Build- Belgian Brick Factor v. Red

— 245, Taku

ing; Telephs.

Road,.Hsin

33543 and 32166; Cable Machine-pressed Bricks, etc., andCement

Blue

Ad: Ticocre Concrete Blocks—Taku

33314; Cable Ad: Mansouk Road; Teleph.

G.J.G.G.Laperdin,

Snoostaff,manager

accountant J. Mansouk, proprietor'

Belgian Consulate

Mien Yieh Commercial Bank—10, Rge de (See Consulates)

3’Admiraute;

30823 and 33511 Telephs, 30210, 30882, Benjamin, De. Ed.— 86, Kue Dillon;

Chu Yu-Hseng, manager Teleph. 32054

426 TIENTSIN

Bernstein Sons, M. & Forman Inc.,

Import-Export, Furs and Skins—SQ, Borrows Ok& Co., Ltd. (Incorporated h

Canton Road; Teleph. 30860; Cable I Hongkong, Established 1914), Marine,in

Ad: Bersons Cargo and Engineer Surveyors, Fire

(L. M. Bernstein, gen. manager Loss Adjusters — Liddell’s Building,

N. Shapire, signs per pro. Taku Road; TelepR 30^43;. Cable Aar

A. Rubanevi Seaworthy

W. Scott Borrows,

A.V. J.I). Miller, director

Bisseker, F. D., Manufacturers’ Repre-

sentative169, Taku "Road; Teleph. H. Hi dwell, do. do.

33025; Cable Ad: Bisseker' R J. Cooke

F. V.D. O.Bisseker

Riley

E. W. S. Leeds, insurance it iffl Bo shih

Miss E. Ossadchi Boss, F. H., Merchant and Agent—

Taku Road, earner Canton Road,

Blakeney & Co., J. D., Engineering and Cable.Ad: Siemens Building; Teleph. 32715;

Building Contractor—143,

Teleph. .33245: Cable Ad: Justa Elgin Avenue; F. H. BossBoss

Boycott & Co., Motor Engineers—3,

fl & 81 & M W Wushih Road, First Special Area;

Ho lan pacrstm kung sze Teleph. 32351; Cable Ad: Boycott

T. A. Boycott, manager

Blom & van der Aa, Insu ranee Agents—

Siemens China Building, Taku Road; Brand & Sons, Inc., M., Sausage Casings

Exporters—1-8, Ural Road; Teleph.

Teleph.

J. L. C.30624; Cable Ad:representative

van Sruden Blomavan 32529; Cable Ad: Maxbrand

J.SaiidBrand,

Fink, managermanager

general

Boeddinghaus, M.—Chahkou Road)

Japanese Concession; Teleph. 21251; Brazilian Consulate

Cable Ad: Bodinghaus (See Consulates)

Boeddinghaus & Kattwinkle—Chahkou Breier J., Tailor and Outfitter—54

Road, Japanese Concession; Teleph. Woodrow Wilson Street; Teleph. 32443

21251;

A.B.C. 5th Cable& 6th

Ad:edps,

Bbdinghaus;

Rudolph Codes:

Mosse,

Bentley’s ^ 3Tei chee

M. Boeddinghaus, partner &

M. Kattwinkle, partner (Shanghai)manager Bremen Colonial and China Trading

Co., Exporters and Importers, Shipping

and Insurance

Emanuele III; Teleph. — 3, 40024;

Corso Cable

Vittorio

Ad:

zp ^ Yu Ping Hanland; Codes: All Standard and

Bollenhagen, H., General Import and Private F. Rode,

Export—3rd Chin Tang Road, 4, corner

Ping An St., Ex-Austrian Concession; H. Bolland,partner

P. Plambeck do.

Teleph. 40866;

H. Bollenhagen Cable Ad: Fareast Joh. Gaedicke( | K. Meyer

Representatives

Bqnetti. P., Architect—Corso Vittorio W. Klaar (Gabionz)

, Emanuele 26; Teleph. 40309 Agencies

Bremen Underwriters

Boolchand, N., Indian Silk Trading J, Winter & Sohn, Hamburg. Dia-

Co., The—248, Victoria Road; Te- mond Tools

leph. 33272; Cable Ad: Boolchand “ Spalenbraeu”

Muenchen “ Franziskanerbraeu '*

N. Boolchand, proprietor & mgr. “Hoffmann

Key Beer ”&Beck & Co., Bremen

Tientsin Agency Wedekind China Co.,

Bornhorst W.—27, Consular Road; Cable Ellerman & Bucknall S S. Co., Ld.

Ads: Bornhorst and Westlife; Teleph. American and Manchurian Line

30731

TIENTSIN m

|f M Bi-Li-Yan-Hong Printing Dept.;

E. C. Mahoney Cable Ad: Cigprint

Brenner Bros., International Fur J. H. Bowen

Merchants, New York Ci'ty, 130, S.R. H.A. lochvidoff

West 30th Street, Furs and Skins—

Tientsin Office : Rue de Takou F.O.; H. Paunch I|. N.

N. A.Y.oSavih

Stclielokoff

Teleph. ,32883 ; Cable Ad : Bren furs British (:qnsi• i.ate- -(Set idnsulates)

Brimberg Brothers, Incoe;Pora.tei), Furs British MuNjglPAE CopyciL A (See

and

33410;Skins—165, Davenport

Cable. Ad; Road;Teleph.

LubriinBerg; Code; Municipal Councils)

5

Bentley’s.

Street, NewHeadYork Office:

' ; . 150 :■ West,

\ 30th ■Bad mug

H. Brimbei'g;; signs per pro British Traders’ Insuran'ce Co., Ltd.—

57, Victoria

Ad: Traders Road ; Teleph. 33313; Cable

Yiang Me»i Ye'@ti Ksun^&Sz u^ R. L. D. Wodohduse, branch manager

British - American Tobacco Co. Brossard Mopin. Civil Engineers, Con-

(China), Ltd. — 31, Ex-Russian tractors, 'Architects etc.—110, Rue de

Bund; Tofephs, 3114, 30908, 31712,

31394, (Extension to all depart- France; Brosexploi

Teleph. 30210; Cable Ad:

ments) ; Cable Ad: Bowhattan P. P.Abry, branch manager

F. A. Perry, departmental mgr. Muller | E. Rigal

E. H. Sharp, adviser (Hsiang Ho

Cigarette Co.) i-W*#S£

R. P. Cave-Brown, accountant Bhbeshko & Co.,. S. O., Import-Export—

R. A. Jonfes (traffic department.) 17, Graystone Villa, Barracks Road;

C. T. Biggin, do. Teleph. 30844; Cable Ad: Babeshko;

G.A. P.Grehbefg

Tucker (advertising do. dept.) Codes: Bentley’s A.B.C.5th edn.,Western

T. S. D. Wade (order dept.) Union and Lieber’s e

Mrs. J. E. Coppin, Miss E. M. Jui seng

Pplkinghqm

stenographers and Miss/L l^arfirieff,

Tsmanfu : Buchheister A Cp,, Technical Business of

J. W. Parsons, division mgr. every description, Importers of Ma-

L. Wimbish | L. E. Tipton chinery, Tools and Engineers’ Stores—49,

. A., J, I'Carier, aect. Taku Road;Codes:

Bucheister; Tempi:.Bentley’s,

30802; Cable Ad:

T-iingtnn edn., Mosse and Western UnionA-B C. 6th

S. M. Mayes ; ' ' / C. Stepharius, proprietor and manager

B;RJTISHr AND -EdnEJ.ON EibLE' goClETY — Bulling teur ; Teleph.& Co., A.32:199;

E.,—166,Cable

Rue Ad:Pas-

—(See Associations;

Bulling

British Cjgarette Co., LtdOrdinance

(Incorpora-of A. E. Bulling, proprietor

ted under the Companies

Hong Kong), Cigarette Manufacturers Bcsai Yoko, Ltd., Bund:

porters—Japanese Importers and21208

Telephs. Ex-

, —Head-Office: Shanghai; T,elephs,.32275 and 20314 (Office), 20260 (Compradore)

(GeneraijOiiice), 30.764 (Factpry)

(Printing dept.); QaBle .Ad: Cigarette 32299 and 31629 (Factory);* Cable Ads: Busai

Tientsin and Busaiyoko

W.J.C.PxD.Branch

Taylor,

Yearn

. S. T^kpuchi,, S. ' Shihamuma and X

ans man;W. Jt Kenyon .... .-'Tpradh, ihanagihg director^ ‘

V. O. C. Kim Riley '

Y. Quixley

•Mrs,,A. Wardle E-

P1.'W. Ambrose T, E. Ray ti ± Tai ho°

P. W. Cline P. J. Rombaut Butterfield ; h Swire, iShipping and

W. N, Coffey, A. B. Sit.sky Inisurahtee—21, Victoria Road;’ Te-

H. A. Decks L. H. Wall lephs. 31245 and .31124; Cable Ad:

H. A. Dodd W. Warner Swire

F. R. Edney A. E. Whiffen A. Y. T. Dean

G. M. Hollywood V. P. Wilhoit ' iL. R. Billinghurst

428 TIENTSIN

F. W. Wakefield Kurt Meyer, signs per pro.

K, H. Blake J.M.Wutz,

T. S. Marshall O. Framhein do.

J. Stirling H. von Grafen , R, Puck

Miss L. Shellam G.G. von Hanneken ji Mrs.

W. Voss

Miss H. Stewart

J. Cromily (Tongku) K. F.KolbKleye Frl. M.JoffieScholz

J. A. H. Pontin (Tongku) E. Kozer Frl. F. Stahmer

T. G. Beer (Tongku) G. Nicolis | Frl. H. Sterz

Agents

Hamburg far: —Amerika Linie

Cafe Biche, Restaurant—115, Rue St. A. Grampper, inspector

Louis; Telephs. 31963 and 33608 Sole Agents and Importers for:

D. Chao, manager Sandoz Chemical Works. Basle

Caldbeck, Macgbegor V. Buchloh, representative

(Incorporated under the

Companies (/or other agencies see under

Ordinances of Hongkong), Wholesale Shanghai)

and

—126a, RetailVictoria

Wine and Road;Spirit Merchants

Teleph. 31281, Caxton Press, (Ltd., Printers and

Cable Ad: Caldbeck.

Foochow Road, Shanghai Head Office: 4; Publishers—Council Road; Teleph.

Macgregor, Ld., Shanghai, gen), mgrs. 31978

T. A.H.’J.Butler, manager

H. Roxburgh Ni> Yung Ching, propinetor

P. C. Han Central Agency, Ltd., Importers of

General Managers for the Cotton Thread, (Head Office Glas-

Aquarius Co., Shanghai cow)—81, Rue du Chaylard; Teleph.

Canadian Pacific Railway Co. (Traffic 31431; Cable Ad: Spool

Agents for Canadian Jardine

ships, Ltd.)—-Address: Pacific Mathe-

Steam- W. Pritchard, manager

son & Co..

Ad: Gacanpac. Ltd.); Teleph. 31294; Cable

Jardine, Mathesonagent

A. J. S. Parkhill, & Co., Ltd., agents Chung yang yao fang yu hsien hung

szu

m & Yang lee Central Dispensary, (Ltd., The, Deal-

Capbino & Co., P., Import and Export ers in

Merchants; Hair Net Manufacturers, gical Instruments, Hospital Pure Chemicals, Drugs, Sur-

Human Hair, Bristle and Horse Tail Appli-

Preparations—67, Rue Pasteur; Cable North-east Corner Tientsin etc.—

ances and Toilet Articles,

City;

Ad:P. Caprino

Caprino, manager Telephs. 2252'5 and 23157; Cable Ad:

C. Marselia, accountant Century

J. K. C. Tsu, manager

Capstick & Co., Commission Merchants— S. Y. Chard, sub-manager

118, British

Ad: Capstick Bund; Teleph. 30410; Cable

A. E. Capstick j M. I. Sharoglazoff 30810; CableCentral Insurance Co., Ltd.—Teleph.

Ad: Twyford

?!i jjg| Li ho J. Twyford & Co., agents

L. H. Twyford Thomas, signs

Carlowitz &. Co., Merchants,

and Contractors—140-144, Taku Road; Engineers per pro.

Telephs. 33604 andCable

33935 Shipping); 31802;Ad:(General)

Carlowitzand Century Insurance Co., Ltd.—30, Rue

M. March, partner (Hamburg) Courhtet; Teleph. 32621; Cable Ad:

R.R. Laurenz,

Lenzmann, do. do. (Shanghai)

do. Reliance

Dr. A. Ndlte, do. (Hamburg) Shanghai Insurance Office, agents

G.O. Roehreke,

Lord, do. (Shanghai)

do. (Hamburg) Chambers of Commerce

H. Schoenherr, signs the firm (See Associations)

TIENTSIN 42J>

H g Yih Chang Chee Hsin Pottery, Makers of Sani-

tary Ware, Tiles,

Chandless & Co., Ltd., Export Mer- lain, Crockery, etc.—Cable Ad : Electro Porce-

chants—105, Taku Road; Teleph. Pottery, Tangshan

33318; Cable Ad : Chandless; Codes : Sales Offices at:

A.B.C. 5th and Imp. edns., Western Shanghai: 48, Szechuen Road

Union Universal and 5-letter edns., Tientsin : 225, Auguste de Boppe

Bentley’s Special Patelegraphy and Peiping: 13, Yang Yee Hutung

Private Codes Chefoo: The Shantung Traders

R. H. Chandless Co., Ltd.

C.E. R. Amos

P. Carrington Tsingtao : Asia Import and Ex-

G. C. Wallis port Trading Co.

E. Aitken j; K. A. Porfirieff Dr. H. Guenther, manager

Chapeaux Freres (Ste. Ane. Anciens Chemical Laboratory of Tientsin—42,

Estabs.), General Importers and Ex- Rue Henry Bourgeois; Teleph. 32125

porters—3, Gorso Vittorio Ema- Cheng Ho Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in

nuele III. Hongkong)—49, Bruce Road

Chartered Bank of India Australia

and China—(See Banks) Chernoavetsky, L., Jeweller and Wat-

chmaker—286, Victoria Road; Te-

Chase Bank (See Banks) leph. 31640

Chiao Tung University

(See Educational)

Tientsin chee hsim yang hui yu hsien

hung szu Chihli Motors, Ltd.—10, Taku Road:

Chee Hsin Cement Co., Ltd., The, Telephs. 31585 and 31586

Manufacturers of Cement, Cement

Mosaic, Roofing, Ridge and Paving

Tiles, Drains, Clinker Tiles, etc.— Chihli Press, Inc., Printers and Sta-

Head Office: Taku Road, French tioners—25, 31558;

Rue iSt. Louis; Teleph.

Cable Ad : Chilipress

Concession ; Telephs. General Office :

31309 and Business Dept. : 31749;

Cable Ad: Cement; Code: Bent- Chihli-Shantung Line, Ltd, Ship-

ley’s owners and Agents—105, Quai de

Managers Franee; Teleph. 30595; Cable Ads ;

The Hwa Kee Hupeh Cement 5140 and Chihtung

Works, Tientsin

H. C. Kung, president Chihli Trading Co., The, General

C. F. Sun, vice-do. Merchants and Commission Agents

S. M. Li, managing director —16, Rue deCable

Verdun;

Y. F. T Chen, assist, mang. dir.

H. W . Yuan, do. and 33819: Ads:Teleph.

Comus32433

and

C. H. Yu, chief examiner and Oilmill

cashier

Business Dept. fg H Meifeng

M. T. Yu, chief China-American Engineering Corpo-

Transportation

C. P. Chow Dept. ration (Federal Inc.), U.S.A., Im-

Purchasing Dept. port, Export and Machinery—Rue

H. T. Wong de France; Telephs. 30601 and 31428;

Cable Ad: Caeng

Tangshan Cement Works L. O. McGowan, president

Y. M. Chang, works manager H. A. Lucker, vice-do.

E. Schmit-Jensen, chief engineer T. W. Stoll, engineer

and chemist C. Bomanjee

430 TIENTSIN

M || Meifeng China Foreign Corporation—57, Rue

China-American TradingImport

Corporation Henry Bourgeois; Telephs. 33440 &

(Federal Inc., U.S.A.), and Ex- 33770; Cable Ad: Chinaforin

port Merchants, Engineers ‘ and . Con- E. W. Fitchford

tractors—Rue

and 30601; Cablede Ad:

France; Telephs. 31428

MacGowan

L. O. McGowan, president China Forwarding

Settlement RailwayandStation;

ExpressTeleph.

Co.—

H. A. Lacker, vice-do. . 40107; Cable Ad: Tsun

China Clock Co. (Boeddinghaus & ^ Pu lun

Kattwinkel)—Tsa Ko Street; Teleph.

21251; Cable Ad: Bodinghkus; Codes China Fur Trading Co., Ltd , Ex-

Bentleys Rudolf Mosse A.B.C. 5tli and Skins — 60, Rue Henryof Bourgeois;

porters and Importers Furs and

6th,edus. .

M. Bceddinghaus,:i partner & manager Teleph. 30871; Cable Ad: Pulun

L. V.S. S.Weinstein,

China Continental Commerce Co., Ltd. Weinsteinmanager

(Harbin)

Importers, Exporters and Commission S.F. V.V. Yakusheff

Dosaeff I M. E. Kaptzan

Merchants — Continental Building; A. T. Kedroos | L. B. Grabivker

Telephs. 31218 (General Manager),

31781 , and 32528 (Switches to all

Depts..}, 33625 (Export Dept..), 3082©

(Accounts Dept.), 32861 ■ (Service Zeang tah mook hong hung sz

Station) ; Cable Ad : Conticomco China Import & Export Lumber Co.,

Ltd.—2, Russian Road, 3rd Special

China Electric Co.a Ltd., Manufacturers Area; Telephs. 40321 and 40831; Cable

and Agents for Telephone, Telegraph Ad:E. Lumberco H. Grooms, representative for

and Electrical Machinery and Apparatus N. China

—132, Rue du Baron Gros. French

Concession; Gable Ad: Microphone

C. Y. Hwangs branch manager China

Importers—8©,,Trading

Import Co., General

Rue Dillon; Teleph.

China Engineering' Co., The, Em 33953; Cable Ad: Ostermann;

gi,defers and, , Conti;abtors — Teleph. Codes: Bentley’s, Acme and Private

30434; Cable Ad: Pylob M. E. Ostermann, managing partner

Ohien ksin m & m ¥

China Export Import and Bank Cq.> China Investment Corporation—173,

Victoria Road; Teleph. 32615; Cable Ad:

Import and Export—6, Shou : An Street,

Cicor

Ex-Austrian Concession (S.A.D.

Teleph. 40816; Cable Ad: Lemjus; Code: II);

Private China KoreanTeleph'

Fur Co.—46, Rue Henri

LfGrodtmanh,’director

R. Umnuss 1 (Hamburg) Bourgeois; 31280; Cable Ad:

Chinkorfur

Agents

J. G. Farbenindustrie A.G., Phar- jpj IkI ^ ^ Chau shan kink

maceutical

sen, GermanyDepartment, Leverku- China Merchants’ Steam Navigation Co.

—Paoshan Road

a & ii ti # ^ K. H. Chun, shipping manager

,; “Chung hua chik yiin Jcdo wen China National

yuhsienkungsze Chevrier; Teleph.Trading

32348; Go.—6,

Cable Rue

Ad:

China Express Co., Ltd., Shipping, For- Chinatco

warding, Insurance, Customs Brokers

and General Commission Agents—Ex- China, Netherland Produce Ca, Im-

Russian Concessipn;

Y. S. Zao, manager Teleph. 40047 port and Export Merchants—89, Rue

C. K. Wang, assistant du 14 Juillet; Teleph. 30969; Cable Ad:

Chineproco

TIENTSIN 431

China Northern Corporation—47-55, R. T. Evans, president

Rue de Paris; Telephs. 33113 and M.B.A.C.Loren zen, vice president

Eastham, secretary

33225 ; Cable Ad : Chungpei Y., F. Yen, treasurer

China Optical Co.—50, Rue de Takou; C.E. K.0. Chow,

Lowry,director

do.

Teleph. 33394 Agencies

China PSoducts & Industrial Co.— Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance Com-

65, Rue de France; Telephs. 31165 pany, New York

and 33947; Cable Ad: Chinaprodu The China Engineers, Ld., Shanghai

China Radio Corporation, Radio Re- mLee &hun: fei

£l\i m szem

tsao bung

ceiving Sets and Transmitting China Soap Co.. Ltd., The, Soap Manu-

Equipment, iDelcteLight Pla’rits, facturers—93,

Pumps, ■ Hardware, Miscellaneous 30379; Cable Ad: Rue du Chaylard; Teleph.

Levers

Machinery and Special Machihery N. C. Lee, territory manager

Made to Order—8. Rue du Marechal S. Wang, accountant

Foch; Telephs. 2&5'57 and 23635;

Cable Ad: Chinaradio and 3805.

Branch Office: 73, Pa Men Tsao, China and South Sea Bank Ltd.

Morrison St., Peiping; Teleph. E567 (AVe Banks) .

K. P. Hu, general manager China Travel Service—100, Rue Pasteur;

P. H. Lu, asst. do. Teleph. 30980

General Office :

Y. C. Wang, chief acet. ri & m tTm w m m

Y. F. Chang China Underwriters, Ltd., Life, Fire,

Sales Department: Marine, Accident, Sickness, Motor31105.

Car

F. C. Lin, Y. A. More, . S. iL. and General Insurance—Teleph.

Wen, C. S. Kiangi' C. K. Ma, Head Office: Hongkong

P. Wang Greenland & Sons, general agents;

Engineering (Dept. 57, RueCable HenryAd:Bourgeois:

Z. C. Tsao (Chief Engineer),; C.

L. Hsu, P. Y. Tu, P. J. Chu, 31105; GreenlandTeleph.

H. H. Chang, P. C. Li, H. C. Chinese Associated Trading Co., Ltd.,

General Importers and Exporters—184,

Chen Canton Road; Teleph. 30189; Cable Ad:

Supplies Dept. : Chinatrade and 4809

H. L. Tsia and L. H. Ling C. T. Lee; manager

Import Dept. :

W. Gunther and C. K. Loo The ChineseConsular EasternRoad; Fur Trading

Distributors for:

R. C. A. Victor Co., Inc., Cam- Co.—29, (General Office: 33595 and Oompr.

Telephs.

den, N.J.

iDelco Appliance Corp., Rochester, Office: 306123) ; Cable Ad : Orcoc

N.Y.

National Carbon Co. , Ine. San Chinese Eastern^ Railway m +

(Commer-

Francisco, Calif.

Electrad Inc. New York City. cial Agenpy), Tourist and Forward-

ibg, Agents—74. Rue de France; Te-

N.Y. leph. 31888; Cable Ad: Kitvostdor

Robbins and Meyers Sales Inc., P. A. Volegoff, manager

New York City, (N.Y. L. N. Sitinov, passenger dept.

Eward Ahrem, Eleberfeld, Ger-

many ^ Ta chang

Belden Manufacturing Co., Chi- Chinese Engineering

cago, 111. Co.—18, Via Ermannoand Development

Carlotto: Teleph.

Rl & ^ ^ ^ 40039;

H.Yang Cable Ad:

A. Raider, Cedeo

presidt. and gen. mgr.

China Securities Company Inc., Pao Ling, secretary and treas.

Insurance and Land Agents — 12,

Victoria Terrace, British Concession; 1|! P. T. Yuun, chief eng. dept.

Teleph. 30314; Cable Ad: 3211 C. S. Chang, service eng.

V. K. Veiling, auditor

432 TIENTSIN

CHINESE GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS H. C. King, chief of operating division

C. K. Tan, do. telegraph do.

H. S. Chow, do. traffic do.

Bfr $ Si $ ft fit H. O. B. Greer do. mechanical do.

Ligne de Tcheng-T’ai- (Shansi Railway) Works Department

Tientsin Agents Olivier Chine—31, Rue F. A. Jamieson, a.m.inst., c.e.,

de VerdunCable Bureau Central: Shihkia-

chwang;

LyHsu She Yang,

Ad: Ohansifer

directeur du contrdlede H. H. Niu, assist. worksdo.supt.

Cheou Jenn, conseiller L. Chang,

L. Yu, chiefdo.of technical

secretarial division

do;

I’ingenieur en chef J. K. Cooper, chief of accounts and

U. Martin, ing^nieur en chef

Lallemand, chef du service du Accounting Department auditing division

inouvement

Caillard, chefet traffic

du service de J. G. Thomson, c.A., chief aect.

la traction et du maleriel

P. Martin, chef de la eomptabilit<$ .C.1. Burton,

K. Chang, assist.assist, to do.

personal do.

C. C- Tsou,auditor

R. Hall, chief acting , chief of

secretarial div.

Y. C. Yeh, chief of revenue audit div.

Pe ning ti lu kuan lee chuo N. Y. Liu, chief of disbursement audit

T. and booking

L. Pan, chiefdivision

of cashier’s office

Peiping-Liaoning Railway (Ministry of

Railways

Tientsin; Nanking)

Teleph. —

60326; Head

Cable Office:

Ad : Harbour Works Department

Kingfeng T. T. Pan, supt. of harbour works

O.W. Y.K. Kao, W.

F, L.C.Ning, assist. works do. division

Hsu,managing

associate director

do. M. Tsai,

Kang,chiefdo.of general do.

M. Lao, do. do.

C. Eu, chief secretary

Chief Examiner’s Department Peiping Suiyuan Line — Transporta-

S.H. Y.W.Chen, chiefofexaminer tion Office, 2nd Special Area,

Ho, chief technical division Teleph. 40560

T. C. Hao, do. auditing do. O'. C. Li, agent

T. T. Huang, do. secretarial do.

General Affairs Department ^ ii ^ il it ^ 13 ^

T.C. W.

Hsu,Wood, assist.general do. supt.

P. Hur, chief of secretarial division Taokou-Chinghua

tion (Chinese

Railway Administra-

Government Railways)—

C.N. Y.L. Tsai, do. land

Wang, do. sundries do. do. Chiaotso, Honan; Cable Ad: Yermer,

C.T. K.L. Huang,

Tan, do. purchase do. Chiaotso

chief of personal do. C. M. Chow, managing director

S. T. Cheng, chief of gen. affairs dept.

K. T. Yu, chief of police division 0.Y. C.Sun,Cheng,

chief traffic

of engineering dept.

Y. H. Mao, do. public health division manager

Genera] Manager and Engineer-in-Chief J. Moffat, locomotive supt.

J. G. Thomson, general manager C.K. C.L. Hang, assist,accountant

Hsu, chief do and works mgr.

W. O. Leitch, m.i.c.e., engineer-in-chief

Engineering

W. O. Leitch, Department

m.i.c.e., engineer-in-chief

N.

K. S.K.Wang,

Hua, chief

Iissist. do.

of general division Chiao tungpu chih hsia tsin pu tieh lu

C. Y. Liang, do. works do. kwan li c/m

Transportation Department

W. 11. Steele, supt. of transportion Tientsin-Pukow Line — Head Office:

Tientsin-Hopei; Teleph. 1655; Cable Ad:

Y.F. C.J. Wang, assist, ofdo.transportation Tsinpury

Tan, Pangpan

S. H. King, chief of establishment Chinese Government Salt Revenue—

K.division

C. Hu, chief of audit and stores 39-41, Via Vincenzo Rossi; Teleph.

40046; Cable Ad: Salt

division

TIENTSIN 433

% m m ® x Chung Hua Match Co., Ltd.—Factory:

Tien tsin dien hua chue 1, Fukushima

and 21468. Road; Telephs.

Factory:33325;

2, ChiCable 21424

Wei Ad:

Lu

■Chinese Government Telephone Ad- S.A.D. Chukamatch

3, Teleph.

ministration—Central: Chinese Bund,

Chakow; South: Bruce Road, British Chung Hwa Iron &, Steel Trading Co.

Concession;

ItalianHopei. East: Via ConteYue

Concession; Gallina,

Wei Ltd.—184, Canton Road; Teleph. 33453

Loo, Telephs. North:

30001 (managing Cable Ad: Colutien

■director), 30008 (chief engineer)

M. L. Tuan, managing director

C. Kiang, chief (genl. affairs dept.) Chung Yuen Co., Ltd. (Tientsin),

(Department Store—Asahi Road

P. S. Chu, chief (engineer dept.) Lam Jan Seung, managing dir.

Y.T. H.

King, chiefaccountant

Yang, (business dept.) Lam Chi Hoon. manager

P.C. S.K. Chu, chief engineer Lam Sou Tin, sub-mgr.

Tsui, engineer (Central office) Wong Man Him, do.

T.K. H.Weng, do. (East

(South do.) K. H. Chan, treasurer

C. Wu, dp. do. ) Chungking Import S.A.— 1, Korostowetz

S. G. Chang, do. (North do. ) Road; Teleph. 33359; Cable Ad: Imposica

H.R. Unger,autom.ch.

Utech, do.mechanic (C.O.)

(S.O.) W. R' Stang

J. Stehling

K. Zug (Peping)

B. Morosoff

^ L. Lays, do. (E.O.)

Foreign Supervisors —

Miss Mirksch

Miss Hohloff | Mrs. Lukashik CHURCHES AND MISSIONS

Chinese National Wireless Telegraph

Co. (Associated with Marconi’s Wire- All Saints’ Church (“Church of Eng-

less Telegraph Co., Ltd.)—26, Rue de land ”)—Meadows Road

1’Admiraute;

Natwirtel Teleph. 31548; Cable Ad:

M. C. Cheng, manager 'i: H fa Fu yin tan9

Chinese Optical Co.—Tung Ma Loo, East London Missionary Society—83, Taku

Road Cable Ad: London Mission

Gate Teleph. 23882 A. P. Cullen, b.a. and wife

Rev.

E. H.E.Liddell

S. Box and wife

Ching Using Kuang Wu Yu hsien hung sze C.Dr.H.G.B.C.Longman

Dorling,a.u.c., sc. &f.r.c.s.

e.r.o.p., wife

Ching Hsing Minen Gesellschaft Eng.

M.B.H.-91, Taku Road; Teleph. 31193; E. J. Stuckey, b.c., m b., rb,. & wife

Cable Ad: Chingminen

P. Bauer, director G. Luxon and wife

O. Dello, signs per pro. Miss

Miss A.G. R.MossEdmanson

A. Hackman Mrs. R. K. Evans

Chiu Ta Salt Refining Co., Ltd., Salt $5 M H: Wang ho loo

Refiners and Manufacturers of Dental

Cream and Other bye-products—Chiu Roman Catholic Church of “Notre

Ta Building, 1, Rue Fontanier; Teleph. Dame des VictoirRs”

31532; Cable Ad: Chiuta

Chorkee Engineering & Electrical Co., g ± Tien Chu Tang

Ltd.—Rue du Chaylard; Teleph. 30244; St. Louis

Cable Ad: Chorkee 31, Rue St.Church

Louis, (Roman Catholic)—

French Concession

Chu Hsing Cheng, Exporters & Im-

porters—Rue de Paris; Teleph. 31324; •£ t * H iSMS

Cable Ad: Ttchang, Code Bentleys Yeh slid chido ho chung huei tang

Chung Foo Union Bank Union Church—6$, Gordon Road

(See Banks) Rev. E. Richards, pastor

434 TIENTSIN

CLUBS ken (hpn. treasurer), Miss M..

Cltxb CoNCORjjrA -Wootl'rovv Wilson $t.; Liang, Mrs. T. Attree, Mrs.

Teleph. 31861 H. G. McKenzie, T. T. Tao

Committee—W. R. Stang '(pre-

sident), Mueller Kaiser (vice- Tientsin Gk ess Club—

Committee-~ KaratzasJ. Cafe

Dr Charles Fox

presidenlt), H. Geiger, E. (president), T. P. Romanoff (hon.

Knuepfel, Kurt Meyer. Dr. secretary), Dr. M. J; Perfzel (hon.

von Grafeh,' W. Schmkdtke treasurer)

Circolo

(ItalianSporti

Club)vo Italia no -Via Turinp Tientsin Club.—Victoria

President—A. Giavotto leph. 31312 and 31399 Road Te-

Directors—A. Angel 6ni( P. Bay, Committee — H. A. Lucker

P. Pezzini and L. Sirtori Ing. (chairman), E. C. Peters (vice

chairman), W. E. Atwell,

North China Automobile ' Club Thos, N. Miller, P. D. Mao

(Attiliated to tlie Royal Automobile Feat, Wm. Korth, W. T. L./

Club of Great Britain and Ireland) Way

President—:—— Secretary—J. W. Cameron

Cpniniittee—H. W. Grambs, A. Tientsin Country Club—Office: 238,.

Lemoinei and G. C. Magatagan Victoria Road

Ploh. Secy, and Treks.—A. Giavotto Committee — P. D. MacFeat

Tientsin Amateur Athletic Associa- (chairman), J. K. Chatham,

tion (Inaugurated 1928) , 0. G. Davis, H. A. Lucker, T.

President— F. W. G. North H. Miller and A. E. Tipper

VicejPr6sid“0nt+-Efic.

dp. j — Major -Liddell Tientsin CrIcket ClubF. B. Burnell

Hon. Secretary—A, K( L, Rabre

Murray.! President—Brig.

Nugent, d.s.©., o.b.e. :

Hon. Treasurer—F.

Committee—J. H. Tsong L. Evans Captain—W. V. Pennell

Do. —A. Bblte Vice-do.—J. M. Bandinel

Hon. Secretary and Treasurer —

Tientsin Amateur Dramatic Club F. Naden, TheJohnson,

Committee—F. GrammarP. Doering,.

School

President—L. De Luca, L. O. Mc- J. E. Smith

Gowan, R. Farquharson, H. J. Ground—The Min Yuen

CollarSecretary and Treasurer —

Hon.

It. E. M. Paterson Tientsin Customs Club—^Victoria

Road; Teleph. 30384

President—L. de Luca

Tientsin Amateur Swimming Asso- Hon. Secretary—P. J. Austin

ciation

President—Cecil G. Davis Hon. Treas.—W. S. H. Fuller

Hon. Secretary—T. S. D. Wade Hon. Librarian—J. W. Ryden

Hon. Treasurer—D. Koppius Committee—G. McLour

Committee—J. B. Brown, H. G. Committee—S. Toscani

Duncombe, S. Toscani Tientsin Football Association

Hon. Secretary—W. H. E. Frost

Tientsin Association Football Club Committee—W. V. Pennell, 0.

President—E. C. Peters H. B. Longman and T. S. D.

Vice-Presidents—W.

F. A. Fairchild andScott

W. V.Borrows,

Pennell Wade

Captain—J. R. Johansson , Tientsin Golf Club—Tejeph.

Vice-Captain—R.

Hon. Treasurer—P.A.W.JonesJones Captain—A. Haywood 31355

Hon. Secretary—D. Cpppius Hon. Secretary— A. E. Drew (c/o

a.p.c.)

Treasurers ; '

— Lowe, Bingham &

Tientsin Badminton Club Matthews

Members of the Committee—R. Committee—J.

S. Davis 1 (chairman), A. R. F. F. Yap, F. C.D.Taylor, \. Hirose,

Bisseker, Capt.

Ross (hon . secretary), E. Ait- E. W. McLarren and D. B. Walker

TIENTSIN 435

Tientsin Hockey Club Hon. Secy.—Gordon Brown, c/o

President—L.

Hon. Giles,H.c.m.g.

Secretary^-J. Lambert (c/o Chartered Bank

: Hon. Treas.—M. W. Alexander

H’kong. & Shanghai Bank)

Hon. Treasurer & Capt.—J. Mould Committee—Major Favie, I. H.

Howell, F. H. Whitamore, Lt.

E. J. Foord

Tientsin Ice Hockey Club

Captain—J. C. MilhYard, jr. Tientsin (Skating Club

Vice Captain—L. F. Fingereth Chairmant—H.

Committee—W. G. Greenland

Hon. Secy.- -J'. W. Cainevoti Committee—E. White Strehler, J. Bur-

ton, J. C. Millward, Jr., Mrs.

Tientsin Lawn Tennis Association S. Feeney

Chairman Executive Committee Horn Treas.—J. W. Cameron

—A. K. Murray Hon. ,'Secy.—A. L. Maitland

Hom Secy. & Treas.—H B.

Faers t m m n a 1

Asst. Hon. Secy. & Trdas.—J.

II. Lambert

Tennis Courts—Kecreatioil Grd., TientsinTiin'Swimmingcliih joti ytirig hid hi

Club—102, Parkes

Recreatibn Road Road '

Tientsin Lawn Tennis Club. Trustees,r-W. T. Greenland, H.

Chairman,—A. K. Murray Payne and W. O’Hara

■ Committee- J. A. Smith.and W. Committee — A. Bblte (chair-

Pryor man), /W. S. ID. O’Hara, D.,

Hon. Treas.—A. L. Bridge Koppins, J. B. Brown and E.

Horn Secy.—J. H. Lambert, c/o A., Arnold

Hong iKong & Shanghai Bank Hon. Treasurer—G. G. Green

Hon. Secretary—T. iS. D. Wade

Tientsin Paper Hunt

Master—E. F. Watts Clue

Hon. Sec. & Treas.—J. Cockin Tientsin Temperance Society

CoAiinittfe’e—(3. E. Morgan, P. Board of Trustees—P. J. Law-

Bauer, H. V. Bridge, R. less, C. H. B. Longman^

Gerald Luxon. J. H. McCann

Hager, E. C. Leighton, O.

Joerg (secretary). J. J. Toop :

Board of Managers'.

President—Plugli MacK'enzie

® $ mm X Treasurer—J. J. Toop

Tientsin Race Club—Ewo Road; Cable Secretary—Gerald Luxon

Ad:Secretary—R.

Racing P. Sanderson

W. H. E. Frost Tientsin Woman’s, Club

Officers and Members of the Exe-

Tientsin Rowing Club ' .cutive Board :—

President—R. Geyling Pres. -Mrs. L. Newton, Hayes,

Committee---,I. B. Brown, A. R. 68, Recreation Road

T. Finch, J. C. Mill ward, H. ■ 1st Vice-President—Mrs. R. iE.

Rothkehl, G. Shartze Chandler

Captain—L. H. Kent 2nd Vice President!—Mrs. H. Me

Hon. Treas.—A. C. GroYes' Clure Andersoh- :

-Recording Secretary—Mrs. Ho-

Tientsin Rugby Football Club—Te- ward Payne

leph. 31333 Corresponding Secretary—Mrs.

President—R. A. Whitamore E. J. Aeschliman

Vice Presidents—S. Gilmore, F. Treasurer—Mrs. P. K. Liang

W. G. North Librarian—Mrs. J. C.- Taylor

Captain—V. W. L. iStanion Editor of the Bulletin—Mrs. E.

Vice Captain—R. H. Blake K. Lowry, 397, Elgin Avenue

436 TIENTSIN

Trust for Open Spaces, The

Trustees—P. H. B. Kent, M.c. Tien tsindetien ch’e tien tenq kung szu

(chairman), J. It. Lyness, A. Compagnie Tramways et D’Eclairagk

G. N. Ogden, o.b.e. W. O’Hara, de Tientsin

H. Payne,

Pryor E. C.F. W.Peters,

(controller), W. Lighting Co., Ltd.)—2, Via Ermanno-k

G. North

(The Tientsin Tramways

(hon. secretary and treasurer) Carlotto, Italian Concession; Teleph,

Supt. Kec. Ground—0. F. Reed 40691.

BruxellesSociety Anonyme, Siege Social:

A.J.vanHaesaerts,

Cutsein, ingenieur

directeur en chef

Colbert, Dr. John, Physician and Surgeon F.P. Rouffart,

Courtois, ingenieur

—264, Victoria Road ; Teleph. 30193 id.

yvan E.A. Scalliet,

Paternoster, chef-comptable

secretaire

Colinet G., Import, Export, Shipping and A.P. Donna*,

Petitjean,aide-comptable

comptable

Insurance—16, Rue Ad:

Teleph. 30891; Cable Henri Bourgeois;

Colinet W. Ghiiaan, id.

G. Colinet C. Teunkens, magasinier comptable

P. Giffard, caissier

L. Dupont, signs per pro.

J. B. Splingaerd,lographe

G. Martin, dacty chef du bureau

Kao lin des affaires Chinoises

U M A. Crousse, chef d’usine

Collins k Co., Ltd., Merchants, Com' A. Delabie, do. -adjoint

mission 31051;

Agents,—75, L.des Vanderhelst,

rfeeaux chef du service

Teleph. Cable Ad:Consular

Collins Road G.E. Van Santfort,monteur-electricien

Comfort Company, The, Exporter J. P.Tercalavres,

Gervasi, id.

id.

of Chinese Carpets and Rugs, Brass A. Crommar, chef de depot

Ware, Cloisonne Ware, Lacquer F.E. Cortinovis,

Peeters, surveillant

id. -adjoint

d’atelier

Ware—285, Yua Ying Hsi Li, East A.P. Gemine,

Savoi, adjoint an chefid.du mou-

bourne Road, Brit. Concess.; Cable

Ad : Tywan vement

T. Y. Wang, proprietor

A.C. Noltinck.chef

Gevels, chef contrdleur

du service des voies

Commission for the Improvement of G.

C. Vinogradoff,

Piron, chef surveillant

du des yoies

service d’eclairage

the River System of Chihli P. Vissers

(See Associations) F. Mertens, A. Melsen, M. Claes,

P.Hutsemekers,indexier-encaisseurs

Splingaerd, M. Mathieux, L.

Commercial Guarantee Bank of Chih- G.Vassilieff,

Potopaieff, A. Zlokasoff,

li—(See Banks) G. Barbier, surveillantV.

Commercial Traders Association, Fed. Continental Bank—(Nee Banks)

Inc.,

GeneralU.S.A. Import, RuedeTakou;

Merchants—137, Export and

Teleph. 33616; Cable Ad: Comtradas CONSULATES

S »: Si @ U *

H M Yih Chanil Ta an kwo ling shih shu

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. Austria—Race 32276

Course Road; Teleph.

Insurance in all its Branches- 150, Taku Consul-General—Paul Bauer

Road;Teleph.33318;Cable

Code: Bentley’s Ad: Chandless; Vice-Consul—R. Geyling

Chandless k Co., Ltd., agents Secretary—F. Skoff

Compagnie Franco - Americaine d’- Belgium— 31, Cours Joffre; Teleph. 31198;

Assurances—Head Office: Shanghai Cable Ad: Beige Snyers

Consul-General—T.

Racine & Co., agents, 137, Quai de Vice Consul—L. Mertens J. Colot

F ranee. Interpreter—A.

TIENTSIN 437

Consul General—K. Kuivashima

Ta^pa hsi kuo

Brazil—Rue ling^.“heh

de France

W yaGmen

* Consul—J. Maeda

Do. —A. TajiriGoto

Consul—L. O. McGowan Vice-Consul—R.

Chancellors—M. Sasaki, N. Ohki, S.

Denmark—4, Kirin Road Ishikura, K. Ikuta and Y. Origasa

Consul—J. Lange Chief

Police ofInspectors—T.

Police—K. Niisaka

Secretary—N. Chr. Jorgensen K. Kuto, S. TsutsurniSakashita,

and S.

Naito

Ta %feniflanmkuom ling

m shih*s/m

Netherlands Consular Court—31,

Finland—140-144, Taku Road Cours Joffre; Teleph. 31198

Consul—H. Schoenherr Consul President—T. SnyersJ. L. van

Assessors—F. de Jongh,

TaP'Fah

S kwo ling shih ya men Senden and E. Scheltus

Frances—25, Quai de France

Consul—Ch. Lepissier Ta na ivei kwo ling shih ya men

Consul-Adjoint—R. Germain Norway—106, Rue de Paris, French

Chancelier—J. Yvonnou Concession, Teleph. 31067

Secretaire-Interprete—A. Beau- Vice-Consul—A. Loup

lieux

Attache de Chancellerie—P. Pe- Spain—31. Cours Joffr e; Teleph. 31198

tiot Acting Vice-Consul—T. Shyers

Chef de la Garde—M. Daudru-

mez

Docteur—E. Benjamin Ta Mi kwo tsung ling shih kwan

Stenographe—Melle. V. de La- United States of America—71, Mea-

berbis dows Road; Telephs. 31081 and 32325

Secretaires Ohinois — L. K. Consul General—F. P. Lockhart

T’ang, S. T. Lieou, Y. T. Executive Consul—G. Atcheson, jr.

Tchen and K. Yang Consuls—A. I. Ward, F. J.

Chapman III (at Peiping)

H. C. Taylor and R. I. Buell

Ta te kuo tsung ling shih s/in (at Peiping)

German Consulate-General — 41-43; Vice Consuls—J. S. Mosher, S.

Woodrow Wilson Street;Teleph. 31041; Allen, G. Warner, J. Hubner,

Cable Ad: Consugerma H. Betz

Consul-General—Dr. 2nd.

Vice-Consul—Dr. H. Kensel Secretary to Consul-General—!D.

Chancellor—E. Radke F. Schroder Aldridge

Secretaries—A.Schoeps, Secretary—M. R. Endicot:

Mrs. F. Wetzel Interpreter—F. J. C. Liu

t^ mmm%± fl S I ®

Ta Ying kwo tsung ling shih kwan Yung ku kung cheng ssu

Great Britain—Victoria Road; Te- Cook & Anderson (late Adams &

leph. 31289; Cable Ad: Britain Knowles), Architects, Surveyors, Valuers

Consul-Gen,. — Lancelot Giles, and

31010Engineers—1, Victoria Road; Teleph.

C.M.G. Edwin Cook, f.r.i.b.a., m.i.struct.e.

Actg. Consul—S. G. Beare H.m.i.struct.e.

McClure Anderson, f.r.i.b.a,

Vice-Consul and Registrar—J.

P. Price

Pro-Consul—H. C. Rabbetts Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos. (Incorporated in

Constable—C. Lindsay England), Tourist, Steamship and—For-

warding Agents, Bankers, etc. 63,.

Ta,tif

Ji penmm*

kivo ling shiuj;

kuan Victoria Road; Telephs. 30456 and 32691

Japan—Miyaji'ma Rd ; Telephs. 20035 Cable Ad: Coupon

and 20089 (Office) 20120 (Police Office) J. J.E. Cloke, manager

L. Mouat, shipping and for-

Cable Ad: Riyoji warding dept.

438 TIENTSIN

'Corinth & Co., Architects and Interio1' J. W. By den, chief tidesuryey or

Decorators — 194, Woodrow Wilson E-A. Weefees, -''assist,

A. S.Coppin. do. do. do. (Tangku)

St.; Teleph. 32804; Cable Ad: Corinth M. Keane, boat officer

CoiiJiiTH & Siedel,Wilsoix

— 192, Woodrow BuildingStreet;

Construction

Teleph. Ip

E. Yau Cheong,

J. Clark, assist,1 do.do. : 1 (acting)

32804; Cable Ad: Corinth. A. S. Smith, do do.

T. Iwatajbe,; do. , do.

# m Kao Yuan che, do. ' do,

CoitNALBAik Pezzini, Importer^ i Expoi- Appraisers

ters —13-14, Italian Bund, Italian Con- G.G. MeLofn

Poletti |! T.G. J.E. Macauley

Gilbert

cession; Teleph. 401 it; Cable Ad : Italo A. Darlington ( acting inspector of

P.I). Pezzini,

Cornalba, managing do.partner examiners)

B. Mingozzi, assistant Examiners

D. P. Chow, accountant A.J. A.M.A.daSeek.

Mott a A V. M-pellaeo

HR ^li JH Hu ang kungfan tien F.O. A.Halldo Bozario N. T. Matsushita

Court Hotel,' The—171,

Teleph. 31113; Cable Ad: Court Victoria lload; B. Dudley W. Takaluyshi

J. Mezger

Leonard A. L. MoOrp, proprietcjf K. Kikuchi Liu Meng-chou

Y. Nesvadlla Ng

P. P.YahKozloff

Tek

H. Ward

T.Yada

Credit Foncier p’Extreme Orient A. V. Blumberg

(See Banks) A.G. T.Einarson

MacLabghlin Ho Shan-Ling

Yu Tso pao

m & 7k n m m oj B. Yokbta ‘ Szee Pah Yung

Shan hai T. Kuroda Chao Hsin Yuan

Crystal, Ltd.,kwanMineral

cKi shutlYater

lturui shuManu- I. G. DOnelevsky Lin Yi Dehtaster

P. 1. Tirbak, acting harbour

facturers-—Head Office: 4,

Hoad, S.A.T). 3; Teleph. 40249; Cable , Ppkotiloff and 75 Chinese tide waiters

Ad:Directors—F.

Crystal A. Fairchild,'J. Sligh, Haily SujpPLikks, Provision ’ Merchants—

L. W. Jennet and J. Burton 197, Victoria Boad; Teleph. 32026; Cable

11. P.J. A:P. Lianoffi

OCoiinor,assistant

general ■ nianager Ad: Suply

& i! *

II W Tsin hai kvun Dairen Kisen Kaisha (Dairen S.S. Co.)

—38, Hai Ho Boad, 1st Special Area;

Customs, Chinese Maritime—

Corner line St. Louis and French Bund; Telephs. and32287,

32903; 31178,

Cable 30851, 32278,

Tel. 32543,

do. 31335, Dep.

Commissioner’s Office,Office 30700

Commissioner’s Godown at French Bund; 4, Bue Dillon,

Ad: Daiki.

do. 31441, Appraising

General Office French Concession; Telephs. 30960 and

do. 31231, Department S. Matsuba, manager

do. 31214, Chief Tidesurveyor’s Office

do. 33163, Inspector of lixuirs. Office Danish -Consulate—(See Consulates)

do. 31525, HarbourdeMaster’s

Commissioner—L. Luca Office

Acting Deputy Comr.—E. G. Smith Dau & Co., Hugo,, Machinery, Mining

Supplies, etc.9-11, Yia Ermanno, Car-

Assistants lotto,

Q. V. L. Gerli

W. A. B. Gardener | Svyan Sen# • DauhugoItalian ) Concession; Cable Ad:

Tsao Lin,

Sung KoWaiCheng

;Liu En T’iing

Cben Wen Kien ,G. H..Miuz. partner engineer

•Kliebenstein,

Chang Sung Tso Chaiig-chin G. Schblz, typist

Pu Lu Chung iWangOhong Wen Yi \

J.LiuM-E-!ing

Plumer Gnu eh Davis, Bond,andIStock

t o* and Share

Kung Fu Tze Yang Kuan Pao Broker,B. andS., Land Estate Agent—

Woo Yao-tchi Yao Ting-hsin 17, Victoria Terrace; Telephs. 32390 and

K.W. Kato TVao Ping-hsir 33716; Cable

Bentley’s and PrivateAd: Security; Codes:

Turner (Miss), supervisor B. S. Davis | T. Attree

Wong Ta Chuen,: analyst

TIENTSIN 439'

H. Borne I C. L. Wang Dmitrovskv, Samuel, Fur Merchant—10,:

A. F. Evans

L.S. C.H. Ma | , T. H. KaoAttree Rue Courbet; Teleph. 31936; Cable Ad:

Wang || S.Mrs.S. A.

Lee Dmitrovsky

Debus, Dobbie, J. A. - 78, Rue Dillon; Teleph..

CantonMax,Road;FurTeleph.

& Skin33802;Merchant—33,

Cable Ad: 33662Secretary—

Debus Tientsin Fire Insce. Association

Delburgo & Co., D.H., Export Mer-

chants—29, Consular Road ft & mm ft mm ft

Dello

Street;& Teleph.

Co., Ltd.—32, Wppdeow

33134; Cable Wilson Dodwell

Ad: Dello

& Co., Ltd.—19, Victoria Ter-

race; Teleph. 32553; C'able Ad r

E. Dello, manager Dodwell

W.E.J.Winter

Reid, manager

Deutsch Asiatische Bank — (See E. Lezerovich I P.. K. Liu

Banks) L. Fingereth | H. Y. Liu

Tplj ^ Chieh U

Deutsch - Chinesische Hanpels Co., I*] Dah lay hung sze

General Import and Export—23, Rue St. Dollar Co., The Robert, Lumber, Ship-

Louis; Teleph. 33766; Cable Ad: Breusun ping and General Importers—Robert

P. Breuer Dollar Building, French Concession:

C. S. Sun Teleph. 31196; Cable Ad: Dollar

^ m Tefu C. W.E, T.Seymour,

Yuan manager

Deutsche Farben-Handelsgesellschaft General Agent fw

(Waibel & Co.), Niederlassung, Import Dollar Steamship Line

(Indigo and Aniline

Road; Telephs. 40853 Dyes)—4,

and 40854;;HuaCableAn American Mail Line

Ad: Waidefag; Codes Mdsse, Caylowitz Dollar Lumber Co., Importers of Oregon

andR. Private

Hager, signs per pro. Pine and Lumber—Robert Dollar Build-

Th. Litterst, do. ing; Cable Ad: Dollar

F. Sch ilk:

J.M.H.Kruse

Paulsen \W. Oehm

E. Kleemann 10 & m fir # *

O. P. BrennscheidtlMissO. Kleeman Dollar Dollar

Steamship Line—Cable Ad:

R. Pinks, technical dept. The(SeeRobert

J. Koralewski, c(ol DollarDollar Co.,Robert),

Go,, The general agents

Deutsche Schule

(See Educational) ^ 7* Yung shiny

Deutsche - Stickstoff - Handelsgesells- Doney & Co., Exchange, Stock and Share

ciiaft—Krauch & Co.; 49, Taku Road; 33226 and 33564;Brokers—46, Bristow Road; Telephs.

Teleph. 31129; Cable Ad: Nitrofoska Cable Ad: Vendor

E. Fretzdorff S. Gilmore

W. Ridler

Deutsche Theatre Verein ShareT. Dept.

H. Warmsley | H. Langebaek

(See Associations)

Deutsche Vereinigung Tientsin Donnell

(See Associations) —73,

32754, Consular Road; Telephs. 30758,

32815 and 31754

K.F.Bielfeld

H. Whitamore

Directory

Far Eastand(China, ChronicleJapan, of the

Malaya,

Philippines, etc.) . Doulatram & Sons, Indian Silk Store—

Tientsin Agents—The French Book- Ad: 274, Victoria Road; Teleph. 31669; Cable

store, Doulatram

PeipingGrand Hotel de Pekin, H. M. Doulatram, proprietor

440 TIENTSIN

DuManufacturers

Poxt de Nemouks and Importers of Indigo,L, Chiao Tung University (College of

Dyes and30176;

Teleph. Chemicals—52,

Cable Ad: Dupont; Taku Road; All Civil Engineering)—Tangshan

Codes

A. B. Owens, manager Inf T*- Knvg shang hsueh-yuan

L. B. Grimes | C. Hsu Hautes Etudes— RaceIndustrielles et

Commerciales Course Road;

p] & PH ^ ft % Teleph. 32792

F. X. Chao, s‘.j., president

Dunlop Rubber Co, (China), Ltd., The, | R. Charvet, s.j., recteur

Tyre and Rubber

Manufacturers of Manufacturers,

Dunlop Pneumatic Sole ij

Tyres andHall,

General Italian School

Dickinson 2, TakuRubber

Road; Goods—

Teleph. j! & m -k ns *

31064; Cable Ad: Pneumatic

S. J.G.J.Hayes,

Wilcoxmgr.I forC. North China |

A. Greenland Chung hsi nu hsueh hsia

L. O. Davis I Miss D. Leeds r Keen Girls School (Methodist

Mission)—South Gate; Teleph.Episcopal

22678;

East-West Fur TkadinR Corporation— j Cable Ida Ad:Frantz,

F. Methodist

dean

Misses Mary E. Bedell, and A.

39, Canton

Ad: KopitskyRoad; Teleph, 30933; Cable | Jaquet

Rev. Liu Fang, principal

un tie Miss Minta M. Stahl

®^ f 9 |1

Eastern Nankai University

oral andEngineering

Constructional Works, Ltd., Gen-

Engineers and |

Shipbuilders—Head

4,31195;

London Office and Works: ,

Tolephs. 33,349. and ! Peiyang &University—Hsiku; ft ft

CableRoad;

Ad: Vulca 61226-8; Cable Ad: 6007 Telephs.

James Turner, mang.

N. F. Kelsey, director dir. (S’bai.) Y. T. Tsai, president

A. E. Kerridge, engineer

T.M. Parrag, do. (Shanghai) Saint-Louis’

Klose, assist, engineer (For

College (Marist Brothers)

Boarders andCable

Day Ad:

Scholars)—

G. G. Green, secretary 195, Rue St. Louis; Marist

Mrs. F. J. Schmidt, stenographer Bro.

Bro. R Jules,

Louis-Eraste, director

sub-do.

V. W. Du, compradore Bros. Joseph, Prudent, George,

Eastern Rug Co.—8, Lin Ho Li, British Claudio, Kotska, Sebastian Step-

Concession; Teleph. 32954; Cable Ad: hen Vincent, Peter, Gabriel, James

Eruco St. Joseph’s High School

Kastham, Barry C., Attorney-at-Law—.3, k ^ .n

Victoria Terrace; Teleph. 30303; Cable Hsin hsueh ta shu yuan

Ad: Secretary

Tientsin

Taku Road: Anglo-Chinese

Teleph. 31390;College—84,

Cable Ad:

Ecole Municipal Francaise T.A.C.C.

(See Educational) Shang Ling Fu, Litt-D., ppal.

S.C. K.H. Ma, vice-principal

B. Longman, a.r.c.sc., dean

EDUCATIONAL A. P. Cullen, b.a. (on leave)

American School—1, Chekiang Road G. H.Luxon,

L. director

Liddell, of studies

b.sc., secretary

B. C. Eastham

Teaching (president)

Staff—Mrs. J. T. Peyton

(principal), Miss L. Andrews, Tientsin Art School

Miss

Mrs. R.G. H.Thomas,

Martin,Miss Mrs.P.S. Ware,

Fink Tientsin Grammar School (sec under

and Mine. Baraer British Municipal Council)

TIENTSIN 441

& m * % mm x Eremina, Helen, Lingerie and Underwear

Tien ching hui wen Chung heueh haiao —18, Council Road

Tientsin Hui Wen Academy, South Esso Co., Carpet Chemical Washers and

Suburbs—Teleph. 22678 and 22677; Cleaners—46, Shantung Road; Teleph.

Cable

Eev. Ad: Methodist

Liu Fang, d.d. principal 33183

C. T. Chen, dean S. Oliner, proprietor

S.Mrs.H. M.Fan,L. proctor

Berkey (English dept.)

A.Mrs.B. A.Coole, treasurer fijf Stf Nai v'ev sze

B. Coole (English dept.) Evans, R. Victoria

T., Attorney and Teleph.

Counselor-at-

Law—1, Terrace; 30294:

Tientsin Jewish School Cable Ad: Secretary

Mrs. N. Freeman, secretary

Tientsin Kung Ksueh (Public School)

Evans & Sons, Ltd., Edward, Booksellers,

Egan, Beenaed, J., Manufacturers’ Stationers and Publishers, Educational,

Representative—5, Wuchang Road; Merchants—137, Medical and Scientific

VictoriaSupplies, Paper

Road; Teleph.

Teleph. 30747; Cable Ad: Mrltd 30573; Cable Ad: Education; Codes:

Bentley’s, Western

J. J. Evans, Uniondir. (Shanghai)

managing

ft # H Ye tin9 fJwan A. Harvey, director

Eitingon-Schild Co. Inc. New York, H.MSchmuser,

Fur Merchants—Head Office for China,

13, Rue de Paris; Codes:Teleph.Bentley’s

31845; Cable Fynland manager do.

Ad: Bovenatoga; and (For Agencies see Shanghai section)

Private

N.A.P.M.Riloff, representative in China Export Sales Corporation, General

Perevoschikoff

F.W. F.M.Merkin Importers of American Flour.

Golovashenko Fruits, Canned Goods, Provisions

Z. I. Krupikoff and Old Newspapers, etc.—Tien Yu

Shun & Co., Ltd.; Telephs. 30477

and 31274

Tjf Hai Icing

Elbrook, Incorporated, Woollen Yarn Express Photo Service—15, Woodrow

Wilson Street; Teleph. 31234

Spinners

Woollen Goods and Manufacturers

Carpet Manufacturers

and Im-

porters of Textile Machinery—Main

Office: 31-47, Davenport Road; Telephs. Jg 7* Yung Fung

32426, 33007: Cable Ad: Koorble

G. E. Huggins, president (New York) Fairchild porters—169

& Co., Ltd. General Ex-

to 183, Taku Road; Telephs.

G.Yang

I. Davenport,

Sih-zung,treasurer

signs per pro.do. 30323 (Office), 30409 (Compradore) and

W. Y. Wallace, do. 30740 (Cotton

child; Codes: Acme;dept.);Private,

Cable Ad: Fair-

Marconi,

Accounting Department Lieber’s, Bentley’s, Western Union and

W. Y. Wallace, comptroller A.B.C.

F. A. Fairchild, managing-director

E. Sperling L. W. Jenner, director and secretary

Sales and Production Department L. C. Hawkins, do.

H. D. Tong D. J. AThomson

Manufacturing Department Mrs. Fearon j Miss M. W. Norman

G. C. Lee

T. C. Wu I Y. L. Tong I V. O. Gehbel P. N. Wong, compradore

N. M. Yadrishnikoff General

ImperialAgents far Co.

Assurance

Empire Theatre —Race Course Road; New Zealand Insurance Co., Ld.

Teleph. 31842; Cable Ad: Theatre

Epargne Franco1 Chinoise, Ltd. Far Eastern Transport Co. —263,

(See Banks) Taku Road; Teleph. 30515

V. Shoostoff, proprietor

442 Tientsin

Fermus, Etude R. & R. Hoselitz—Law J. M. Dickinson

Offices: 11], Rue de France; Teleph. L/C.

32942; Cable

R.Dr.Fermus, Ad: Fermus

attorney-at-law T. H.Hurst R. Candlin, signs per pro.

R. Hoselifcz, do. A,

E. A.Burgess, Cowell,a.c.i.s.,. do. do.

Fooh Lun A. Dentici ; ’ I E. J. Cowell

fH 9 A. M. R. Pereira ( J. M. Milne

Ferrostaal G.m.'b.H., Iron, Steel and London—C. Upper

E. Marshall Co., 95,

Thames Street4 Cd., 2, Stone St.

Railway Material —29, Consular Road; New York—Bertolinti

Teleph. 30401; Cable A.d: Ferrostaal

R. Otte, general maTiager*- Foreign Commission Agency, Importers

A. C. Ching, compradore Exporters Road^TelppJi,and -Commission

Finnish Consulate— (Nee Consulates) 321,S. Taku 33015Agents—

Rapoport, manager

a » K # 95 Sr B Fox, C. J., Attorney' and Gouncellor at- j

Yah sing ying pi ywhang ktmtj sze Law—78,. Rue -Pasteur; Teleph. 30043; |

First United Film Exchange,

Film Exchange—14; Jeanne d’Ard Villas; Ltd. Cable Ad: Foxstar

Teleph. 30532; Cable Ad: Hsiertbhg; Franklin Korean Apples. & Co', SeaWholesale

Produce,Dealers

Medicine,in

Codes:

Carlowitz,A.BC. Rudolf5thMosse

edn.;FilmBentley’s,

Code etc.—173, Rue de Pelacot; Teleph. 33686;

H. F. Rrippendorffi mang. director CableAcme

and Ad: Franklin; Codes Bentley’s

Fischer, Emil S.y American Registered French Consulate - (Nee Consulates)

Public Accountant arid Sworn Auditor,

Administrator

—15, Hwa An Street, and Agent of Real Estate

Ex-Austrian Bund; Rung mao

Teleph. 40515; Cable Ad: Emsfischer

Oddes: Bentley's,,A;B.p. 5th edm,'r ' Frazar, tive

Federal Inc., U.S.A, Automo-

Fleet, H. A., m.i.m.e.; a.M;i.E,e., .V.ln.a., Importers—Head Office:Engineers

and Industrial 25, Rue duand14

Juillet;

Engineer and Surveyor, Fife Loss Cable Ad: Frazar. Branches/Peiping, Telephs.: 30128 and 30356;

Adjuster—143, Meadows Road; Teleph. Mukden, Harbin, Dairen, Tsingtao,

30553; Cable Ad: Fleet Changchun, Tsinanfu and Taiyuanfu

Fleurette, Modes and Beauty Parlour— F. F. Spielman, [tresident

Talati House, Victoria Rd.; Teleph. 32550 E. W. Frazar, vi,ce- do.

G.rt.d i?n,.C. Magatagan,

inuv^aun secy.-treasurer

t3 & M 1! Hung feng hung sze W. Hanisch I V.D. C.Yellachieh Kulikoff

Fobes Co., Ltd.,' Importers, Engineers C. P. Berman |

. and

30471; Contractors—49,

Cable Ad: Taku Rd.; Teleph. French Bakery—3rd Special Area; Cable

Fobesco

W. Larson, local manager Ad: Mavromaras

J. R. Johansson, signs per pro. (general E. Mavomaras, proprietor

import dept.)

P. K, B. Young, chemical engineer French General Hospital

(Nee Hospitals)

Foox & Co,, H., Cotton Brokers and French Municipal Council

Supervisors,

—65, ConsularFreight and Ship

Rd.; Teleph. 31430;Brokers

Cable (Nee Municipal' Councils)

Ad: Fooxco

A.H. G.Foox,

Foox, partner

do. Froiman Co., D., Leather Importers, Fur

T. S. Yen | M. H. Sunger and Skin Merchants—27, Davenport

Road; Cable Ad: Froiman

D. A. Froiman

gU Fl Jen chee

Forbes & Co., William, Merchants and 3 » "r » K

Commission31008,

Telephs. Agents—43,

31053 Victoria Road; Fu Chung Corporation, Coal Mer-

(Compradore);

Cable Ad: Rinchee chants, Importers and Exporters—13,

Sebrof (Import Dept.)(Export Dept.) and Victoria

Ad: Fuchung

Terrace; Teleph. 30264; Cable

TIENTSIN 443-

Fuhrmeister & Co., Exporters—Siemens German-American Hospital

Building; Teleph. 3154&; Cable Ad: {See Hospitals)

Europasia

B. Sottorf, branch manager German Consulate-General

Furukawa Electric Co., Importers of (See Consulates)

Electric Wires, Cables and Brass

Products—224, Bristow Road; Teleph. German Cycle Co. —70, Aria Ermanno

33438; Cable Ad: Furukawa Carlotto; Cable Ad: Kaimo

Garrick & Co., V., Fur Merchants and A. Keim

Commission Agents—151, Rue St. Louis;

Teleph. 33204 # tK Yung fah

Y. Gabrick Gershevich Bros., Exporters of Furs

Skins,

Gaiety Theatre — 8, Council Road: Terrace; Teleph. Hides and Wool—18-20, Victoria

Telephs. 33650 (Office), 33117 (Thea- Gershevich (Tientsin30268: and Cable

Shanghai),Ad:

tre); Cable Ad: Sinolym Gershevfur (New York, U.S.A.); Codes:

Y. S. Wey,.general manager Acme, Universal,andBentley’s A.B.C. 5tb

G. G. Fryberg, house manager edn.

New Improved

York, London, Private.

Shanghai,Branches:

Kalgan,

Galatis, ID.E., Concerts and Theatri- Urga and Mukden

cal and Motion Picture Agent—72, L.M. I.I. Gershevich,

Gershevich, assist. do.partner

genl, mgr.

Via Ermanno Carlotto; Teleph. I. N. Gershevich, mgr. (S’hai. branch)

40975; Cable Ad: Galatis I. S. Fligil, signs per pro.

Garage Central—67, Rue de France; A. A. Kabuliansky, accountant

Cable Ad: Frangar F.I. N.M. Lerman,

Nigniewitzky,

managergeneral assist.

of tannery

A. Lemoine, proprietor M. Goorevich | E. Fynland

General Accident, Fire

ance Corporation, Ltd.—Akyama Road

Gerstenzang,

General Dairy & Farm Co.—11a. Rue 97, Rue de France; Dr. E., Dental Surgeon—

de France; Telephs. 32235 Office, Teleph. 32309

33455 Farm; Cable Ad: Torero Gerz

A. Catois Agents—44, Corsbi Vittorio Emafiuele;

n ^^ Teleph. 40210; Cable Ad: Gerzco; Codes

used: Universal Trade Code, Mosse

Ying kuo ting yung tien chi yu Code, Bentley’s'

hsien kimg szt E. Gerz, proprietor.:

General Electric Co, ok . China, Ltd.,

Electrical Contractors—% ,Bruce Road; E.C. Schaefer

Hseih Gerzcheng

Jr. Hsue, compradore

Teleph. 31059; Cable Ad: Liddell

O.W.D. Nicholson, engineer

Eadie, G.E.C. , repre- Geyling,. .R., Architect, Consulting

resident

sentative Engineer

Pin Building, and49,General

BromleyCoiitractor—I

Road

General Trading

Exporters—72, Via Co., Importers

Ermahno and

Carlotto;

Teleph. 40975; Cable Ad: Galatis ■ Gipperich

and Export Merchants—52, TakuImport

& Co., E., General Road:

D. E. Galatis, general manager Teleph.

Gipperich30483,32357 and 3385.1; Cable Ad:

General Veneer Factory, Manufac- S. C. Kao, manager

ture de BoisFoch;

Mart-dial Contreplaques—187, Rue de

Teleph. 32554 Factory,

31235 Office; Cable Ad: Veneer Giraud, F.—66, Rue Dillon, Import-

P. Thesmar, general administrator ers and Exporters, Forwarding and

J.A. Gully Express Agency, Insurance Commis-

Nekrassoff, supervisor sion, Freight and Customs Brokers

K. Averine, inspector -j-Teleph. 33403

C. T. Liou & C. T. Wang, accountants F. Giraud, proprietor

.444 TIENTSIN

‘Globe Trading Co., Importers, Exporters G. Futerman, signs per pro.

and Carpet Manufacturers—16, Canton R. Goldberg, do.

Road; Teleph. 23220; Cable Ad: Huntai Liu Yuen Lung, compradore

hsin

Grigory Gutbezahl & Co., Furs, Skins

H Mei-ya and Raw Products—21-23, Rue Courbet;

Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance Co, Telephs. 31911 (General Office and

Manager), 31942 (Chinese Staff); Cable

—139, Rue de Takou; Telephs. Gene- Ad: Mogut

ral 30574 and MgT. 33357; Cable Ad: G.Branches—Shanghai

Gutbezahl, managing directorRoad;

Undteriters : 29, Canton

American Asia/tic Underwriters, Mukden: 40, Naniva Dori; Harbin:

Fed. Ino., U.S.A., managers for 9,Shuntehfu

Artilleriyskaia

and inStreet; Kalgan,

the Principal

the Orient Centers of Mongolia and China

Gold & Bro., Inc., A.S., Fur Merchants—

53, Rue

Ad: de Verdun; Teleph. 32915; Cable Hackmack m& Co.,m Importy* and

Goldbrofur

u

Export

I. Rosen, manager Merchants—21, Lapteff Road; Teleph.

40425; Cable Ad: Hackmack

@ & ift 1® M &• A.G.Hackmack

voiV Harsdorf i W. Oehlerking

Golden Star Co., The 79, Fukushima

Road; Teleph. 21555; Cable Ad: Arachis mn x w m

S.Capt.

Mori,H.partner

Accurti,(London)

manager Hai Ho Kung C'K’frng Tsung chii

J. T.Goennert, manager Haiho Conservancy Commission—30, Hai

Aoyagi | Miss V. Borodin Ho

Haiho; Road;Code:Teleph.

A.B.C. 31224:

5th edn.Cable Ad:

L. Costa Members—L. Giles, c.m.g. (H.M.B.

Agents for : Consul General), Han Lin Sheng

Sakura Beer (Supt. of Customs), L. de J.LucaC.

Carnation Oil (Commissioner of Customs),

Manchuran Syndicate of Alcohol

Grand Hotel—Petrograd Road: Teleph. Chun (representative of and

Taylor (hon. treasurer), K. H.

shipping)

40086 Secretary—R. S. Campbell

W. B. Zasnikoff Assist. Secretary—C. H.

Engineer-in-chief—J. A. Wang

Hardel

Great Northern Trading Co.—82b, Rue Engineer—P. E. Muller

deH.France; Teleph. 31401 Assist.

Works Engineer—A.

Supt.—W. Tritthart

M. Chapman

B. Kingman Assist. Works Sup t,—Chung Kuei Chao

Greek Merchants Association Assist. Dredging Supt.—P. Zuliani

{See Associations) Bar Supt.—W. G.

Assist. Bar Supt.—K. OkiSherman

Assist. Supt. of Stores—F.

Accountant—A. S. ThomasJohnson

H Mao ch’ang Storekeeper—S. Oyeda

Greenland & Sons, Merchants and Stenotypist—Mrs. L. Gerzo

Commission

Teleph. 33230; Agents—118,

Cable Ad:British Bund;

Greenland;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th, Bentley’s, Universal Hall & Holtz, m II Fuhli

Trade Code, Private Ltd., Ladies’ and Child-

W. G.T. Greenland ren’s Drapers, Gentlemen’sandOutfitters,

Furniture Manufacturers General

W. Greenland Storekeepers—101, Victoria Rd.; Teleph.

Gutbezahl Trading Co., Alexander, 31236; J. S. Cable

Noakes,Ad:manager

Fuhlee

Furs and Skins, Fur Dressing and M. Fergan I Mrs. N. Stoopin

Dyeing Factory—Head Office: 133, R. D. A. Puckle | Miss L. Snarsky

Rue de Takou F.CY; Telephs. 30457

and 32883; Cable Ads: Algut and Hamburg-Amerika Linie—144, Taku Rd;

•Bragu; Codes. Bentley’s and Private Teleph. 33935; Cable Ad: Hapag

A Gutbezahl, director Carlowitz & Co., Agents

TIENTSIN 445

Hanovia Quaktz Lamp Co., Ltd. — 139, m m xm &

Rue du Baron Gros; Teleph. 33307; Ching ming hung cheng zu

Cable Ad: Hanolarap Hemmings & Parkin, Architects and Civil

J. B. Wood, manager Engineers—73,

Hatjtes Etudes Industrielles et Com- 31495; Cable Ad:Consular

Module Road; Teleph.

mercials—(See Educational) R.M.INST.

E. Hemmings,

ENG.INSP., m.arch.

M.R.S.I. inst. b.c.,

Han Yeh Trust Trading Corporation, W. G. Parkin, f.r.i.b.a., m.i.s.e.

Importers and Commission Agents— S. F. Ting | S. L. Luo

Hsiao Shwang Miao, South Gate Henderson & Co., J., Chemists and Drug-

gists—129, Victoria Road; Teleph. 33242;

m & m m m m Cable

W. A.Ad:Scharffenberg

Hendersco

Hardy, Gatliff & Co., Ltd., Walter (In-

corporated under the Companies Ordin- Heng Yu Briqueterie, Brick Factory—

ances

Teleph.of30070;

Hongkong)—63, Taku Codes:

Cable Ad: Gatliff; Road; Lao Hsi Kai; Teleph. 31382

A,B.C. 5th & 6th edns.,

Bentley’s and Private Codes Kendalls, Acme, 3f || Hua Hui

I.R. H.M. Howell,

Gatliff, do.

do. Hoffmann

Tientsin Agency: 3, Corso Vittorio Ema-

H. B. Faers, do. nuele III ; Teleph. 40024; Cable Ad:

Hoffwedco; Codes : All Codes and

^ Yung yue Private

F Rode,Codes

manager

Harper & Co., Ralph, General Import H. Holland

and Export Merchants—Robert Hollar

Building, French Concession:

31181; Cable Ad: Reprah; all Codes Teleph. eg ‘Jf Hangfoong

Holland-China Handels Compagnie

a m chu u (Tientsin) N. V. (Holland-China Trad-

Hatch, Carter

porters and Commission Agents—131, 58, Rue Dillon; Teleph. 31319; Cable Ad:

Holchihand

Davenport Road: Teleph. 31459; Cable A. J. La Paine, signs per pro.

Ad: Hatch W. I. Gruenberg

C. G. Davis Agents

I. S. Annand, signs per pro. Java-China-Japan Lijn

Holland-East Asia Line

^ Han szu Java Sea and Fire Insurance Co.

Hayes Engineering Corporation, J. E., Standard Insurance Co,, Ld.

Fed. Inc., U.S.A., Engineers, Contract- Fatum Accident

Netherlands Insurance

Harbour WorksCo.Co.

ors and Importers of Engineering

Supplies, Specialists in Modern Fire- Holman, Inc., B., Furs, Skins, Bristles and

proof Building Construction—49, Taku Wool-Robert Dollar Bldg.; Teleph.31959

Road:Jehayes;

Ad: Telephs.All32132 and 30250;

Principal Codes Cable

J. K. Davison, engineering dept. mgr. Home Rue Insurance Co. of32621;

Courbet; Teleph. New Cable

York—30,

Ad:

D. Kazanjian, import manager Reliance

Ji m Chien shun Hopeh China International Famine

Heath&Co., Ltd. P., Importers, Exporters Relief Committee — (See Assooia^-

and Manufacturers’ Agents—117, Rue de tions)

Takou, corner Rue de Yerdun

Takou, French Concession; Teleph. Hong c Rue,de Kong and Shanghai Banking

33308; Corporation—(See Banks)

W. N.CableMcL.Ad: Heathm.c., director

Coppin, Hotel Moderne—-33^37, Rue du Con-

E. T.Pennell,

C. Wen,director

compradore sulat; Teleph. 31379, 33210, 30393 and

E. Y. Chang, accountant 30578 ; Cable Ad : Moderne

L. K. Chang, stenographer Harries Cheng, manager

446 TIENTSIN

Hotel Pension Goldan —61, Eace W & M ®

Course Eoad; Teleph. 31091; Cable Naval Medical College Hospital—

Ad: Goldan Rue de Takou ; Teleph. 31134 ’

A. Goldan, manager Dr. T. H. Chang, director

Dr. U. F. Do

Hopei Chino Hsino Mining Administra- iDr. F. T. Chang

tion—217, Taku Road; Teleph. 31193; iDr. W. H. Hsu

Cable Ad: Chingkuang, , . Dr. C. H. Chang

HOSPITALS Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee

Memorial Hospital31068and Isolation

Hospital—Teleph.

^ # Yang ping yuen Miss G. E. Goodbandy matron

French General Hospital—Rue St.

Louis, opposite the British Barracks a i# *

Sisters of Charity Hotung Land Co., Ltd.—55, Victoria

Road;. Teleph. 30259

Directors—]’. H. Kent, L. H. Kent

German

Woodrow- American Hospital

Wilson Street; Telepb.—30061

190> T. H. King andLd.,W.agents

G. Speyer

Sister Else Engelhardt, Matron Pottinger & Co,,, and genl,

managers , ■ .

^ M ^ Hsin Chi TradingCanton

Exporters—184, Co., Importers and

Rood; Teleph,

Isabella Fisher Hospital — Outside 30689; Cable Ad: Hsinchita

South Gate

I. Batin, r.n., superintendent

Hsin HsiN Cinema - Rue du Marechal

Isolation Foch:

Y. S.Teleph. 32L92; Cable Ad: Sinolym

Miss A.Hospital—Teleph.

E. Roberts, in-charge31019 Wey, managing director

Italian Catholic Hospital—46, Gtxrso Hsin - Hsin Theatres Co.—8, Council

Vittorio Emanuele. Ill: Teleph.. 40066 Roed;Y. Teleph. S. Wey,33650; Cable

gen. manager Ad: Sinqlyro

Lao Ling Hospital jChu Chia Tsai via i Hsing Chung Commercial Corpora-

Ning Tsing tion, Ltd.—13, Rue de Verdun, Te-

leph. 32640 j.L’able Ad : Activ

K S ^ ^ Ma.favfpJ yuan W.. K. Tang, managing director

Mackenzie Memorial Hospital (Lon- Hit a Kuang Trading J.'okporation,

don Mission)—79,‘ Taku Road Manufacturers of Rugs and, Carpets—

E. J. Stuckey, Rise., M.B., BSi, 1T3a; Tunbridge Road; Teiep:hJ32862

medical supt.

Lei Ghen-hinr, m.b., deputy supt.

G. C. Dorling, f.r.c.s. (Eng.), surg.

T. A. Wang, M.Bi, fesdt. physician ' Hua Mao Trading VCo,, Impca'tgrss Ex-

P. K. Liang, m.a., m.b., b.ch., porters Lin-Ho-Li,and,British

Commission Agents—8,

Concession; Teleph.

M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P , F.R.C.S., hon. 32954; Cable.Ad : HuEpno

consulting surgeon

P. TV Liang, m.a., b*:ch., m.r.c.s., M. H. Liang, manager

l.r.b.p.,

physiciand.t.m., hon. consulting Hua Co.1, Architects;

C.C.(T.C. Tsang,

Wang, MiB. hon. surgeon eers,Sheng

Contractors—80;; Civil Engin-

Kotobuki Road;

a.b., m.d, hon. asst, Teleph. 20456; Cable Ad: Huasheng

physician

P. P. Liang, m.d., hon.opthal- Hunke & Mahler, Architects and

Missmologist Engineers—20, ,'Wusih RoaiJ; Teleph,

Miss A.G. Moss,

R. Edmausop,

pharmacistmatron 31678

E. Hunke, engineer

TIENTSIN 447

Hykes Memorial iLodge n & b m «

(See Masonic) J/tva-gee-pao-heien-kung-sze

Ibragimoff, A. V., Dealer in Furs and International Insurance Office,

Raw Materials — 6, Rue de Verdun; General Insurance:LifeFire,

cident, Motor-car, andMarine, Ac-

Casualty—

Teleph. 32876 137, Rue d'e Takou; Teleph. 32540;

amWfilt PI ft ^ Cable Ad: Intersure

Ying sluing jm nei nieu yang chien M. A. Lorenzen, manager

yu hsien kung sze Agents for: , ,

British America Assurance Co. of

Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Toronto

Ltd., Chemical importers — Re) fran United States. Merchants and

Building,

31527 :

8 and7,33044;

Rue Gable

de France: Telephs.

Ad: Alkali Shippers Ins. Co-

H.R.J.D.Collar, divisional manager ins. Co. of the State of Pennsylvania

L. Gordon L. Wafren National Union Indemnity Co.

E. S. Hall

A.N. L.R. Hughes Mrs.F.E.l’. Beeton La ProtectriceGeneral

Christiania Ins. Co., Ltd.

Cie.id’Assuyances

Kirk Miss E. M R.

R. G. Sanderson Miss J. W. Izatt Jones Irwin,” Brown Grice, BrS., Medical

L. G. She! lam Practitioners — 140, Victoria Road;

Yui chung Teleph. 3 095; Cable Ad: Irwin

4*

Imperial

Teleph..31052; Hotel,Cable

Ltd.^10,

Ad: Rue

Hotelde.Imp

France; Isabella Fisher Hospital

F. W. Schmitz, manager (See Hospitals)

G. F. Kovshik, accountant

Indo-China Steam Navigation Co.— Rugs—& Co., Isawa Ken, Chinese Carpets and

138, Victoria Road; Teleph i 30678

Victoria Road; Teleph. 31296; Cable Ad:

: Inchcoy

Jardme, Mathesoh & Co., Agents Isolation Hospital

Industrial Marble Works, Specialists (See Hospitals) .

in all Kinds of Marble, Mozaic and Ter-

razzo

HankowWorks—13, Corner Concession;

Roads Ex-German Kirin and Italian Bank for China

Teleph. 32582; Cable Ad: Hatzipapas (See B.anlfs)

A. Hatzipapas, propr.

Industrial Paint Co., Ltd.—Rue St. Louis Italian Catholic Hospital

(See Hospitals)

Extension

Hokee Italian Marble Works—3, Italian Bund;

International

Ltd., Exporters—Belgian (Tientsin), Teleph.

Export Co. Concession; 40421; Cable

A. Massa, manager'

Ad: Massa

Teleph. 32434; Cable Ad: Nalex; Codes: T. Liang, assist.; manager

Bentley’s,

and ScottsA.B.C. 5th edn., Western Union

Italian TradingItalian

Co>,:Bund;

Importers

Cable and

•S.R. P.Thompson,

Marshall,manager

assist, manager Exporters—8, Ad:

J. E. Casselle, accountant Itrac

R; B. Page, chief engineer A. M. Martinella, manager

G.H. E.L. Birse R. H.

Holden N.

C.L. J.T. Millar H. Ordish

Marshall A. Purmal Price JaOobsohn, Levi S., Furs, Hides and Skins

R. Mills, Miss F. K. Riggs —14, Victoria Terrace; Teleph. 33071;

J. P. Moyles W. D. Smith

J. G. Warner

Cable Ad: Syrio

B. S. Jacobsohn, manager

448 TIENTSIN

SS H Insurance

G. H. Gompertz

Jacobson & Kupitsky, Furs and Skins— Exports

39, Canton Road;(New

Teleph. 30933; Cable J. Cockin W.

Ad; Jacobsfurs

(Harbin, Tientsin and Urga). Head York), Kopitsky L.A. R.J. Ross

Lacey B. W.J. Keswick

Bloomberg:

Office: 226w, 29th Street, New York. W. Lamb A.J. C.Squires

Millward

Brandies and Agencies in all Trade Agencies

Centres of China and Mongolia Indo-China Steam Navigation

Japan Tourist Bureau—2“), Rue de Peninsular and Oriental S. N. Co.,

Co. Ld.

France; Teleph. 32881; Cable Ad: Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld.

Tourut “ Glen ” Line

“ Shire ” Line

Japanese Consulate The British and Chinese Corpn., Ld.

(Sqe Consulates) Chinese CentralBank

The Railways, Ld. Ld.

Japanese Municipal Council TakuMercantile of India,

Pilot Co. (treasurers)

(See Municipal Councils) Canton

Hongkong Insurance Office,CoLd.

Fire Insce. , Ld.(Marine)

(Fire)

Alliance Assce. Co., Ld. (Fire & Motor)

Nobel’s

Bombay Explosives Co., Ld.

Burmah TradingCorporation,

E wo chi ch’i yu hsien hung szu Ld., Bangkok

Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ltd., Ewo Cotton Mills, Ld.

The (Incorporated

Ordinances under the Companies

of Hongkong)—Victoria and

Ewo Roads; Teleph. 31294: Cable Ad: Java Sea and Fire Insurance Co.—

Siemens China Building, Taku Road:

J ardeng

B. D. F. Beith, chairman (Shanghai) Teleph. 30624, Cable Yd: Sluytersco

J. F. Owen, signs per pro. do. J. I.vanPolliz

Senden, manager

J. C. Taylor, do.

E.F. Lansdowne, branch manager

Powell, representative (J. Stone & JenSpinners, Li Go., Rug Manufacturers, Yarn

Co., Ld. Train Lighting, etc.) Rue ImportersTeleph.

de France; and Exporters—78,

30625; Cable

General Office

W. H. Millward Mrs. C. P. Simoes Ad: Jenli

C.B. Kandaooroff

V. Eckford S.S. W. Chao

T. Yao

M. H. Feeney T. S. Yuan Jewish Benevolent Society

Accounts Dept. (See Associations)

C. P. Simoes

Compradore Office | H. J. Yin Jintan Co., Sole Distributors of

Yu Yoh Pei “Jintan’s” Tonic Medicine, Tooth

Y.C. F.T. Pien

Hung |I Yue S. J. Foh

WongKong Powders. Toilet Soaps and Thermo-

meters—38, Asahi Road Japanese

Concession. Head Office Osaka

ft ‘It3 E wo Japan; Branches Tokyo, (Kyoto

Jardine, Dairen, Shanghai and Hankow

(British C. Matheson Co., Telephs.

of C.), Victoria Road; Ltd. A. U'say manager

31294, 31296 and 32918 (with Switches

toJ.allC.Departments)

Taylor, agentCable Ad: Jardine John’s Import & Export Co.—272, Takir

G.MissK.E.Chatham, accountant Road; Teleph. 32440; Cable Ad: Johns

Shipping Office Poulson, stenographer tl$ '/£j Yu way

J. W.Feeley Juvet & Co., importers, Exporters and

D. Fiddes-Wilson Wine Merchants—99, Rue de Takou.

A. E. B. Lambie | Capt. M. Durringer Teleph. 31147; Cable Ad: Juvet; Codes:

K. M. Fetterly (on behalf of C.P.R.) A.B.C. 4th, 5th and 6th edns., Bentley’s

J. Juvet

ImportsG. M. Hall do. A.P.Juvet (Shanghai)

E. B. Clarke [ J. E. Smith J. Oreglia, assistant

TIENTSIN 449'

m m ® m m m Northern

H. H. Sales’ Agency—Tientsin

Faulkner, agent

Kai lankwawkj v)u tsunxj elm C.A.K.McDonald,

Wang, . yard j|o. supt.

Kail'

Headah* Office:

MiningMeadows

Administration, The—

Road; Telephs,

33901 (four lines); Cable Ad: Maishan; T.P. Y.L. tffiang

Wen I T’. J. H,SU

Codes: Private,■ Scidts,

edn., Lieber’s, Rentley’sjWestern

A.I, A.B.C. 5th

Union. P. C. Moo . II. S. Wang

Northern Sales’ Agency: Head Office Tongku P. W. Hua. ,| Miss;N, Tt Stevens

(Meadows Road); Telephs. 32666,

Accountant 32746, Hotuhg ■ Yard Sales' A.- .Carter,; agent-assist,

> agent

Office 32749;

51094, Hopei Hsiku Yard Office'

Yard Sales’ Office The T.Mines—

Sales’ 60058,' H. Huang,

Asahi Road Sales’ Office 2P47.0 ,, Engineer-in-Chief’s

L. M.Valentin, Dept.—Tongshan

agentassist.engineer-in-chief

General Managers of the Dcrwidoee,; do.

Yao Hua Mechanical

Chow Ta Wen, director-general Glass Co., Ld. J. .Gt-rargl, mines inspector

E. J. Nathan, general manager P. A. Traveys-.\secretary to

T.R. L.D.Chad Chunta, .Smith ,,/engineer-in chief

Me Feat, depy.assist, do.

to the do. P.; Pourbaix, assist, do.

:AL S.| Clmu, Chinese do.

Chad Yuan'Li Educational

K. P. Chang ] P. Y. Wang

Accounts Department L. K. Wang,Department director, of education

H.F. H.L. Evans,Reed, ass}st,

chiefdo.accountant . C. Y. Wang, principal (Shu Te ‘$chool)

C. Machjatow)

L. Li, principal (middle school,

J. Allan, accountant Land

Chan Shu-]eh, i/c translating a/cs.

C.J. A.L. Enright,

Doo, accountant C. Sung0*Department

. Li,Hsu Chai,

superintendent

assist, do.

do. George Huang, subraccountant

T.H. J.C.Graham, auditor

Mao, sub-accountant C. C, Yew, assist, do-.

14

H. Szu

T. Mao,;Kuaxig, K., deputy cashier

cashier Stores Department

Mrs. K. E. MeTiityre, secretary H. T. Cox, chief storekeeper

J. Young, ^ssist. M. Dutoff, stores assist.

Central Registry- Department Laboratory

G.Miss H. AE.Snow Dr. K. C. Lu, chemist

M. Binks C. H. Lowe Brickworks

C.MissJ. g;Creighton A, K- Murray Sun Yi, bripk\yyrks engineer

M. Drake- M. Rumjahn

Brockman O. Rumjahn M. H. Hu, assist. ... | ,do. (Machiakow)

do.

G. H. Fawcett Miss D. Webster Sales and Traffic Department

A. Y. Kemball Miss F.Chandless GrE.C.F.F. Watts'lYhitaker,, head of dept.

Chinese

Y.T. Lou DepartmentI C. P. Liu P. H. Tsao | T. Sun

Fang Tu'nig | K. C. Weng Accounts

s H, Department

General Departfhent

W. Pryor : L,Clark,, accou ntant,

H. Peachey, minesdo.area

sub-aect.

H. K. Yuan Tongshan < Colliery

Purchase’ and property Department D.NiConings, viewer-in-'

Tung Tsai, deputy do.'

C. M.K.H.Crooksliank

Jungs A.A. Adant,

Desplat, assist, do. do.

A. H. Naick | K. Nee Y. C. Ou, do.

Sales Department Y. L. Hsieh, do.

D. Christopherson (coal) - F, Simon, chief Df workshops

T. Black (ceramics and glass) A. A. Roboostoff; veterinary surgeon

C. C. Chang | ; P. C. Chu

Transportation

F. W. C. North Department Lin si Colliery

E.J. Cowell ’(dn'

| Y.leave)Liu F. Dengis, engineef-in-pbarge

M. Arpstrqrig' A. Deruddc'r, asst. engr.-in-charge

Tientsin Local Agency C, Ducproiy, ’ . .(do.'

F, F. Yap S. C. Huang, engmge^-in-charge.

Labour Bureau

15

450 TIENTSIN

' I/1. keeper

Vander Bor^bt, assist, cjiief Store- ; Dr. P. & Yang. m.b. b.s., (H.K.),

assist, medical officer, Machiakow

L.Y. Masillioh, Dr, Y. F. Sun, m.b., ch.b. (Tsinan),

S. An, aSst.:.chief; do.^leiqtfieian assist,

chwangmedical 'officer, Tangchia-

A.F. :Neybuch,

Anseau., qhief’bf'workshops

assist, do.- f Dr.

F. Browet,; viewer ! (ohA.leave)'

H. K. Wang, m.d. (p.u.m.c.)

IF Y. Liu, deputy do.- Dr. Y. C. Ma, Radiologist (Tongshan)

L. WangBadoul,Tao-to

J. B. Vassaux,

and Chad JYL- tllien,

Hsao Nursing Staff, Tongshan ;

Kang, assist, viewers1 Miss L. M. Gunn (s.r.n.)

Miss Irvin Robertson (s.r.n.)

S. M. Chekanoff, 1veterinaty surgeon Miss H. M. Mitchell

Machiakow

; Colliery ' ChinwUngtao

S. E.T. Y.Chang/engkieer-in-charge W.Q.B,C-'Chilton,

Shen, assist: do.

II: M. Ohanrg; irieoh, ife eleetr. engr. Lowe, agent

assist, agent

A- O. F. Cobley, port engr. (on leave)

MC- Pidg

FI. Huang,

Liang,viewer

deputy viewer Capb p.N.R,, W. J. Donohue,

niarine supt. (oncomdr.

leave)R.I).,

_

C; H.C. K.Liu,Yeh,P. Y-.andChang, F. T.assist,

S. T. Kuo, Hua, Capt. W. E. Costain, assist, marine

viewers supt.

Chaokdchwapg Cdlliery

, P. Y.Walraveps, engineer-in-charge , F.G.Chow

N.Simmons,

Bien, accountant

sub-

Liang-sheng, do.commercial, clerk

Leclercq, assist, do.

G. Majot, mechanical engineer J,H. O.F. Rudgard,

Marsh, controller

assist, controller

J.F. R.Saucez, chief electrician

Comings, viewer ' C.Y. Y.H. Hsu,Ku, do.

do.

S.J. Y.J. Coll'

Ohao,ard,(leplity

A. dov

Duquenne, P. Y. Li, C, F. Chou, do.

L. Reconnu. J. Trigalet, C. H. Lee Nai-Kwan,

H, Yueh, assist. shipping do,,clerk

G.T. Hsu and R. Wathelet,

P.Y. Sqlodchin, vetorinary.asst.-.viewors

j

1surg( on Edmund J. Liu, mechanical engr.

Sun

Liaug, clerk-in-charge (a/cs.) .

Tangchiachwang; Colliery . P. Y.Chia-Chi,

Yang, assist; electricdo.engr.

L. L.Bataille, engineer

Pools, chief electricianin-charge! Teng Tsan-Hei, assist,do.engineer

H. K. Liu,

J. Liebteich, viewerdn-charge Tong Pou, . do.

T; P. Pi, labour manager

, 'GKpu Hsien, deputy

. Mercier, Chao Chen viewerYuan and J.WangH. Tong, storekeeper

Chin-Ying,

Medical

Hsieh Chfen, assist, viewers T. C. Tang, secretarydo.translator

Dr. J. ServiceB. G. Muir, m.b., b.s. (London), Shanghai F. Marsh, secretary stenog. ;,

F.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. (Eng.), principal D. C. Langhorne, agent

medical officer, Tongshan (on C-P. W.

Ku,P.assist., do.

leave till July 1933)

Dr; C. Kaisin, docteur en medecine, Sinnott

chirurgie et medical

accouchements, . B. E. Caulton

acting principal officer, A.K. C.F. Godby

Chang, | accountant

Miss K. Macartney

Dr.Tpngshan

T. J. Hua, M.B., B.s. (Hongkong), N. S. Lieu, assist. do.

Dr.district medicalm.b.,

E. J. Wang, officer,.

ch.b.Tongshan

(Tsinan) Kailan Sales Agency

O.H. S.W.Lieu, manager

Dr.district medical

S. C. Chia, M.B.,officer, Tientsin

B.s. Hongkong) K. S. Howell,

Lieu do.

Dr.district medical

G. M. Mes, M.D.,officer,

districtLinsi

medical F. C. Zung | V. S. Lieu

C. D. Ma, aect. |1 T.W.S.L.King

Dr.officer. Ghinwangtao

H. J. Chao, m.b., ch.b.(acting)

(Mukden), WharfL. Y.Department Ho Ting

assistant

wangtad medical officer, Chin- W. R. Re' e tlestone, engr., ZaWhei Kong

Dr. H. C. Ku, h.b. b.s. (Hongkong),

assistant

kochwang medical officer, Chao- T.C. T.G. Mo,

Chu, Za Whei do. Kong

H. F. Healey, wharf supt. Pootung

TIENTSIN 451

CHi N WANat A b Kailan Mining' Administration;. Maishan Keelton A Co., Ltd., Forwarding and

Tonoku

Shanghai........ . . Kailan Mining Do.Administration, Do. Commission

Teleph, 32636Agents—94, Council Road;

Tikntsin (ForSales’ 12, TheLocal

BundSales) Northern Kaipino

Tonoshak ... Mines Agency,SalesHead Office.. . MaiSitaS Keen & Co., Aerated Water Manufacturers

Agent* ... Dodwell K.M.A.Area

(Coal only) ...Agency Do. —Head Office: 236, Victoria Road;

Honokono & Co., Ltd. . . LUX! . Maishan! Teleph. 32793; Cable Ad: Dispensary

Hankow ....;.....

Foochow Do.

Do. Do Do.,

dwell , A. E. Keen, proprietor

Amoy

SwManila

atow T.Pacific Boyd & Co

Carr Ramsey .Do....... PACogECp Boyd

Ramsey Keen Girls School (Nee Educational)

Newchwang,

Ciikeoo Oornabe, G. ColinetCommercial

(Coal only)

Eckford & Co. ((jlassColinkt

and Ceramics) Coknabe KLim, Adolf, Import and Export—70,

Dairen' ...... Nishikawa

Cornabe,

Eckford & Co.only) Aisikawaya Ermanno Oarlotto, Italian Concession;

(Cera-Cornabe

mics only) Teleph. 40360; Cable Ad: Kaimo

Japan Cornabe,

Teinstao Kaiheitan Eekford

HanbaiGoshiKaisha. Kaiheitan Kenshin & Co., Ltd., Importers, Exporters,

& Co. (GlassCornabe

only) Shipchandlers

Java Internationale HandelsVereeniging

dam”

Crediet en

(Ceramics only)“Rotter-Internatio Kenshin 13, Rue Dillon; and Insurance

Teleph. Agents—

30816; Cable Ad:

Kalgan Fur Corporation — 126, Rue

Courbet; Teleph. 32850; Cable Ad: tl: Kanpo tlih

Kalganfurs Kent & Mounsey—2 & 4, Victoria Terrace;

Kapustin & Co., G.—11, Victoria Terrace; Teleph. 31283; Cable Ad: Maenad

P. H. B Kent, m.c., barrister-at-law

Teleph. 33250; Cable Ad: Kapustin L. H. Kent, barrister-at-law

Karagheustan, American Corporation, Kessler & Co., H. T„ Civil Engineers—16,

A. & M., Woollen Yarn Manufacturers

Carpet Exporters—135-149, Rue Pasteur; Barrack Road; Teleph. 32099;.Cable Ad:

Telephs. 31496-31515; Cable Ad: Chiconco

Amkarseas

H. Shabas, manager

Veiling j T. E. Boycott Kiessling

A.M. C.Papasian & Bader, Confectioners, Bakers

and Purveyors—31, Woodrow Wilson St

A. Papasian ) K. Mesropian A. Kiessling, proprietor

S.MissDiamond . S.W.Calligan F. Bader, do.

C. Norman Rosenstein , . !L.N. Halle,, Reichel, .assistant

do.

Miss S.deLabeTbis! A. THfon J. Pestonjee, .accountant

A.MissR. E.A. Dexter

Boycott |j A. E. Canellakis

Notzkowski Kingman & Co., Ltd., Paper Import-

S. H. C. Yue, compradore ers—82b, Rue de France; Teleph.

Karatzas Bros. & Co., Confectioners and • 31401

Bakers—48, Rue 4u France; Teleph.

33322; Cable Ad: Karatzas Kingman,

: Dr. H. B.7 Surgeoii Eentist—-

Karatzas Bros. & Co., Importers and : 82b,Hue de France; Teleph'. 31401

Manufacturers

- Corner of Rueof-Egyptian de Paris andCigarettesRue dli Kin(AeeCheng Banking. Corp.

Baron Gros; Teleph. 30080 Banks)

Kasachkoff;E.,

fur importerr-293, English WoollenRoad,

Victoria M

and Kinkai

clothB.C.; Yusen KaIsha—French Bund;

Teleph' 3121.3; Cable: Ad; Yusen

Cable Ad: KasachkofF Kleemann & Co., Otto, Import and Ex-

Kato

—Asahi Road; Teleph. 20165’yCable Ad: Street; KleemahnTele.ph. ‘3,0527; Cable Adi

Katoyoko O. Kleemann , - ‘

Katz & Co.,, m Martin, Importers and Kleinschmtdt, , E.,, Lawyer— 9, .Wuchang

Exporters —

31130; Cable Ad : VtartkatzConsular Road; Teleph. Boad; Teleplik> ’ SlAsia;'

- Cable ‘ Ad:

Kleinschriiidt

15*

462 TIENTSIN

tt ft m m m Kwang Ming Aerated Water Co., Ltd.

‘‘Kodak”

Victoria Road; & Photo30103Studio—111, —Rue Pifuerey; Teleph. 33052

Shop Teleph.

^-.Gartner, manager Kwang Ming Theatre—French Conces-

sion; Teleph. 33500

KokusaiUnyu Kaisha, Shipping and La Librairie Francaise (ike Societe

Customs Brokers ^ !37, Rue de' 14 Frahcaise de Librairie et d’Edition)

Julliet; Teleph. 30645

Konietzcke and Gotoa u Motor Works Lao(SeeLing Hospital

Hospitals)

( (1 asoline Station and Duco Spraying

Plant—42, Wilson Street; Teleph. Lanchow Mining Co.,; Ltd. — Rue de

Takou; Teleph. 31994; Cable Ad:

32080 Cable Ad : Goldau Lankwang

H. Goldau, manager

J. Konietzke Le Goaer, Dr., Dental SurgeoP 110, Ru

L. Goldau | D. Engel de France; Teleph. 32025'

Kooyman & Lonborg’s China Insurance Leconte Co., Manufacturers of Perfume—

Office—14, Rue du 14 Juillet; Teleph. 10, Recreation: Roa

32870; Cable Ad; Kodyman . ■'Cable Ad: Lecorttecb- ' ‘ .

C. T. Chen, director

Korean . , China Trading Co.—rJ

Ching Li, Miyajima Road; Teleph. 20697; 3,1 Ho

Cable m m m m &

P. C.Ad:Cloud,Cloudmanager

Fa h,uo t ieih teng ,fonly

||f; JiSL 'Using tai‘ UENERGIE EiLECTRiQUE DE TIENTSIN—211,

1 Rite da Mardclml Foch (French ‘Con-

Kovar & Co., J. E., Import and Export— CessioD) ;Tdleph.administrateur

C.E. Bourgery, 2840;'Cahle Ad: Bourgery

dekiguc

9,cession;Teleph.

Korostovitz Road,31594; ex Russian

Ckble Ad: Com

Khvfcr Bourgery, direeteur

Wu Tze Hua, signs pet pro. J. M. Lotode, chef d’usine , .

J. E. Kovar ] S. K. Wang P.Kouo,

FleUriet,

servicesecretaire

exterieur

S. W. Wu, accountant

Kow Hung Lumber Co., Ltd., Export and (Lee,Export—30, E.,, General, iSl^irps,:

Woodrow Wilson ImportStreet

and

Import

Bund; Teleph, Lumber40155;

Merchants—9,

Cable Ad:Italian

Kow- W.; Michels

hung E. Melchisedeck

Kramer, M., Fur, Skin and Wool Broker Jos. Michels I Mrs. Karfunsky

—112, Wellington Street A. M. Victoroff | Mrs. Galenkowsky

Kreier’s; Hotel—2-20, Woodrow Wilson Levy M. and

(Successor to Sennet Victoria

Freres),

Street; Teleph. 30075; Cable Ad: Kreier Road; Teleph.Watchmaker—195,

Jeweller

32603; Cable Ad; Sennett

O.K. Kreier,

Kreier Dipl. Ing.

W. Kreier Ley Ltd., General Imports and Ex-

porters, Engineering Supplies—90,

Kutchukian, J. Pi, Manufacturer of Victoria Road;. Teleph. 30733; Cable

Chinese Ad: Ley

55, Rue deRuss and. Commisson

Verdun; Teleph. 31853;Agent—

Cable Charles (Ley, managing director

F. Verhaest, manager

Ad: Kutchukian

Kwan Chu k Co., Architects and Liang's Medical & Surgical Clinic—

Engineers—11, Rue de Marechal Foch; 314,P. Elgin Avenue; Teleph. 30722

K. (Liang, ^lb.b., -Ghir., m.k.

Teleph. 30773; Cable Ad: Esekwan C.S., L.R.C.P., ilR.C.S.E.

Kwang Fat Yuen, Leather and Wood P. F. Liang, m.b.,b. Chir., m.h.

Merchants—52, Rue de Takou; Teleph. C.S., L.R.C.P., p.T.ii. & H.

31076 P. P. Liang, M.D., c. Oph.

TIENTSIN 4£3

Liapunoj’f. & Co A.—17, IWe,(jc Paris; F. N. Matthews, f.c.a.. (Shanghai)

Teleph. 31870; ,C^ble : Lapco E. F. Hardman, c.a.

A. H. Ballard, f.c.a. (London)

ftl Ping ho J. Fleming, c.a. (Hongkong)

Liddell, Bros., & Co., Ltd., Merchants, A. Ritchie, c.a. do.

Wool, Hide, Skins and General Produce W. E. Atwell, c.a. . 1 | F. Ikin, a.c.a.

Brokers and Inspectors, Hydraulic

Press Packers—50, Taku Road; and 2, Lukashik & Sons, First Mail Order Seed

Bruce

and 31078. Road;(Compradore);

Telephs., 301;59>

Cable 31265

Ad: House in China, Garden, Flower and

Liddell Lawn Seeds, Selected Dutch Flower

J. H. Liddell,.mang.-dir. (S’hai.) Bulbs, Fertiliser,

chang Road, Ex-German Insecticides—3, Wu-

Concession;

P.W.W.M.O.Howell,

liiddell, director

do. (absent Cable' Ad: Lukashik; Code: Bentley’s

LionelHowell-

F. Smith A.B.C.

Mukden5th. Sub-Branches: Harbin and

Ian I. T. Lukashik, manager

Miss Hopkins E. I. Lukashik, assistant •

Lien Chang & Oh., Printers & Stationers Agents

E. for General

Lee’s Peiping xtnd

StoreTsinan

—116, Rue Dillon; Teleph. 31148

Liggett Lung Kee Trading Co., Distributors of

Ltd., &Ci^aiAtte

Myers ToBAoed’' iyio. (cIhina),

Manufacturers and all kinds of Phonographs, Records, etc.

Selling Agent s for Tobacco, Products —40, Rue de Marechal Foch; Teleph.

Corporation (China) — 18 Rue du 14 2949; Cable Ad: .2784 .

Juillet; Teleph. 30674; P.O. Box 46

J.Wm.R. J.Foley

Sterquelle Lynns Book Store, Booksellers, News-

Miss C. L. Stubbe agents Stationers’ — 45, ’ * RilA de

France; Teleph.'31705

LOPofe Caledonia H. C. Ling, manager

(See Masonic) T. R. Hsieh, ‘acting manager

London^. Missonaky 'Society' Lyra Music House—27, Woodrow Wilson

(See 'Churches) Street

LOQ 'Fdkb

1 Col'TON StlNNING A WEAVING Loong mow

Coj, 'Ltd.— l,- Jen Ki Li, Seymour Road;

Cable Ad: 4920 Mackenzie & Co., Ltd., 'JJydraulie Press

Packers; and Commission Merchants—

^ S’ ^ Z/« an hung se 136-138, Taku Road; Teleph. 31082;

Loup Freres,Teleph.

St. Louis; ROal Estate---711, Rue Cable

S. A., 31197 Ad: Mackenzie

F.W. W.A. Poate,,mang. director (S’hai.)

R: Loup, managing director Argent, director do.

M. Boniface, ;,do. do.

L. R. Rees, manager

u & 1. m m F.H. S.Wright

Turner IP. W. Jones

Lo U hung che’ng sze H. F. Newton ] J. Stenhouse

Loup'& Young, Architects and Engineers J. B. Brown | C-W. T. Lewis

—106, Rue de Paris, French Cofabession; Mrs. G. M. B. Thomas

Teleph. 31067; Cable Ad: Louplee Agency

Northern Assur. Co., Ld., Fire and Life

A. Loup

E. C. Young | N. Cht. Jbrgensen

Mackenzie Memorial Hospital

^ tso ^sze (See Hospitails)

Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Chartered Mackie & Co., A., Manufacturers of Table

Accountants and Auditors—Hongkong

and Shanghai Bank Building; Teleph. Waters—84, Rue de France; Teleph

32473; Cable Ad: Ex pinnate 31273; Cable Ad: Woollen

454 TIENTSIN

$ * Perfect Ashlar Lodge of Instruction

Malkassian, Simon, General Export and (Under Warrant of the Union Lodge-

Import —33402; 8, Rue No. 1951 E.C)—Masonic Temple

Teleph. CableHenri Bourgeois;

Ad: Malkassian; Tientsin Lodge of Mark Master

Codes:

Bentley’s A.B.C. 4th and 5th edns. and Masons, No. 704 E.C.—Race Course

Road

m J*L Ko Ta Union

Mansouk & Co., J., General Import and W. Lodge,

M.—C. No. 1951, E.C.

H. Hutchings

Export Merchants—101, Rue Pasteur; S.J. W.-G. C. Wallis

W—J. E. Simmonds

Telephs. 33303 (Office) and 33814 Secretary—W. S. Sims

(Residence);

J. Mansouk,Cable Ad: Mansouk

manager

Mei-Hwa Fur Trading Corporation,.

flj fg Hung Li Dealer inTeleph. Furs and Skins^—75, Rue

Manufacturers’ Life Insurance Co- Pasteur Meihwafur. Head 31722; Cable York.

Office: New Ad:

70, Rue Dillon; Teleph. 32778; Cable Ad: Branches: Harbin, Mukden and Kalgan

Tibesart Agencies all over China

J. R.A.A.Tibesart,

C. Cookedistrict manager Moses Todrin, vice-president

E. Hendel A.LeoTodrin,

Todrin, signs do.

per pro.

Manufacturers’ Sales Agency, En- L.B. Baeff

Merport, accountant

gineers

shan andand Merchants—Corner

Barrack Tong-

Roads; Teleph. 30335;

Cable Ad: Rellim | ?f Met tsui shih

Marcel Leopold & &Co.,

Jewelry—Hongkong DealersBankin and Shipping Agents—55,Importers

Shanghai

Melchers & Co., Exporters

Petro-

Building; Teleph. 33679; Cable Ad: grad Road ( Ex-Russian Conces-

sion); Telephs. 40167, 40169, 40716-7

Leopold (Gen. Office and Shipping), 40168

40700-1 (compradore), 33157 (Ex-

MASONIC port Godown French Cone.); Cable

Coronation Lodge, 2931 E.C., Masonic Ads: Meleorp, (Export) Melchersc©

(Import) and Nordlloyd (Shipping)

Temple—Race Course Road A. Korff (Bremen)

Secretary P.M.—L. F. Smith K. Lindemanni do.

Hykes Memorial Lodge, A.F. and A.M. A. Widmann (Shanghai)

Master—B. C. EasthamJ. Sterquelle C. C. Melchers (Hongkong)

Senior Warder—Wm. Dr. A. Korff (Shanghai)

Junior Warder—Wallace Larson E. Michaelsen (Shanghai)

Treasurer—Robert E. McCann E. Gernoth (Tientsin) manager,

Secretary—Dave Aldridge signs per. pro.

Export iDept. : -T

Lodge Caledonia, 1300, S- C. Ma- H. Theuerkauf

sonic Temple—Race Course Road H. G. Wischhusen

R. W. N.—J. T. Barrie E. Knuepfel j F. C. Gerdes

W. S. W.—W. F. Simpson H. Meinert | Miss G. Koozolin

W. S. W —D, B. Izatt Import IDept, :

Secretary—A. J. Mandell W. Guenther-Stirn, signs' per pro,

Regular 5 Meetings 2nd Thursday H. Thiele

in the month at 9.15 p.m. ex- C. Leopoldt—4-Miss Y. Zanewsky

cept June, July;; August ShippingG* Bogdanoff

Dept. : | Miss L,' Moqich

Northern Crown Chapter R.A., F. M. E:' Mueller-lKaiser

2931, e.q.‘ jr<, ', \ ‘ ,7 Miss II. Kreier

M. E. Z.-L C, Millard Bdoking Dept. :

S. E.-W. S. Sims " C. Ro^sb^

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Agents for Athletic Officer - Capt. R. B. McClure,

Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen 15th Infantry

Maersk Line, Copenhagen Chaplain—Major W. T. Fisher, u.s.a.

Holland Assurance Society, Ld. of Chemical Officer—Capt. J. T. Zellars,

1841 Bremen Fire Insurance Co. 15th Infantry

Hamburg Finance Officer—Capt.

Engineer Officer—1st Y.Lieut.

Y. Yiles,

E. f.d.

M.

Alliance Insurance Co. of Philadelphia . Sutherland, 15th Infantry

(Mar. Ins.) Ordnance Officer—Capt. J. T. Zellars,

Mentrup Co., Inc., C. J.—29, Canton Road; 15th Infantry

Teleph. 32969; Cable Ad: Mentrupco Provost Marshal—Capt. L. W. Brown,

J. J. Waldron 15th Infantry

Assist. Provost Marshals—Capts. R. B.

Merz & Co., R, Exporters—8, Rue Henri McClure, and D. D. Barrett, 15th

Bourgeois; Teleph. 30445; Cable Ad: Infantry

Merzco Signal Officer — 1st Lieut. E. M.

Sutherland, 15th Infantry

Messageries Maritimes—Teleph. 31744; Veterinarian—Major

15th Infantry J. F. Crosby, v.c.

Cable Ad; Sebrof

William Forbes & Co., Agents Commanding—Col. R. J. Burt.

Executive Officer — Lieut. Colonel K.

Michaeltan & Kohlberg, Inc. (op New Truesdell O. N. Thompson

Adjutant—Capt.

York), Carpets Manufacturers — 18, Majors—W.

Liu Ching Liu; Teleph. 32925; Cable Ad:

Alkohl Ryder H. Walker and C. W.

Captains—G. J. Braun, J. L. Ready,

m m. Yi u J.W.T.A.Sellars,

Collier,E.L.L. W.

Rice,Brown,

L. W. H.Foy,T.

Michels,

WoodrowAug.,WilsonImport

Street;Merchant—38,

Teleph. 3014 Kent, L. H. Sims, D. D. Barrett and

R. B. McClure

(South); Cablemanager

W. Michels, Ad: Elee First Lieuts.—C. K. Leeper, R. C.

Babbitt, E.W. M.J. Sutherland,

Pearson, Kunsmann,J. F.T.

Dalbey,

W. W. Cornog, jr., W.D. M.

C. H. Royce, C.. Moore,

Smith,

MILITARY J. R. Jeter and H. P. Ford

U.S. of America Second Lieuts.—R. H. Brown, W. C.J.

Headquarters U.S.. Army Troops Glasgow, jr., -J. G. Fefber, M.

in China. Schepps, K. T. Lewis and E. T.

Commanding Officer—Cpl. R. J. Burt, Conley, jr.

15th Infantry

Executive Officer — Lieut. - Col. K.

Truesdell,— 15th

Adjutant Capt.Infantry

O. N. Thompson, Miller. Thomas N., Consulting Min-

15th Infantry ing Engineer—Corner, Tangshan &

Assistant Adjutant — First Lieut. Ad: Rellim Barrack Roads; Teleph. 30335; Cable

R. C. Babbitt, 15th Infantry

Personnel Adjutant

Barrett, 15th Infantry— Capt. D. D. Mina, A.y General Engineering and

Intelligence

Brown, 15thOfficer — Capt. L. W. Mechanical

Infantry

[Supplies, Contractors of

Heating, Plumbing and Wiring In-

Plans and Training Officer—Capt. stallations, Import and Export —

J. T. Zellers, 15thMajor

Quartermaster— Infantry

H. R. W. 3,sion;Via Teleph. Marco Polo, Italian Conces-

Herwig 40319; Cable Ad:

Assist. Quartermaster — Capt. R. T. Mina

Edwards A. Mina, manager

Surgeon—Lt.-Col. J. T. Aydelotte, S. Y. Wong, assistant

Assistant Surgeons—Majors H. M.c.

V.

Raycroft, m.c., J. A. Mendelson, M.c., Mington Forwarding and Express Co.

O. T. Kirksey, M.c. and C. R. Benney, Insurance and Commission Agents—14,

D.c.

Judge Advocate—Capt. F. P. Shaw, Consular China

Bank of Road; Warehouse

Teleph. 32007;Building,

Cable

J.A.G.D. ' Ad: Great

456 TIENTSIN

Mitsubishi Sho.ti Kaistia, (General Mer-: Mulford Co., H. K. (PhilAdeCEhiaR

chants—42,

32684; Cable R«e dti Rl Julliet;

Ad: Iwhsakisal ‘ Telepki Chemists—f6,6, Rue■agents

de , France

T. Aihara, manager Mustard-(k iUo.,■ * .

Muller & Phipps (China) Ltd. Fed. Inc.,

^ San ching U.S.A., Manufacturers’, Representatives

—173, Victoria Road; P.O. Box 44

Mitsui Buss an Kaisha, Ltd., General

Importers and Exporters, Shipowners

and

anceShipbuilders,

Agents—1, Shipping

Yamaguchiand .Insur-

Road, MUNICI PAL; COUN OILS

Japanese Concession; Teleph. 20240; ^ ^ X ^ i;

CableAt,Ad:Bentley’s

and Mitsui: C6des: A.B.C. 5th edn.

J. Kanai, manager" . British

Ta yiiig kung pu ch'ii

Municipal Council — t^toria i

I. Morioka, .assist, hianager

C. Moriya, do. (5 lines) ; Taku,, Road; Telepb. 33881

Park and

Model Dairy and Farm—52, Boppe Road; Council Chairman—A-

Teleph. 30224 Vice-do. — J. S.E.Cbwang

Tipper

Councillors, — A- Brearley, C. T. L. '

Modern Chao, p. Cheng, K. Y. Pao, L. R.

Heng AnChina Advertising;

Lee, Rue Chabaneix: Co.—46,

Teleph. Rees, E. C. Peters, J. C. Taylor j

33168; Cable Ad: 9769 and C. K. Wang

Modern Furnishing Store—84, Corner Secretariat—Teleph. 31419

House, Race Course Road; Cable Ad: Secretary—M. S. Fyffe

Modfurniture Deputy Secretary—T. Y. Chen

Y. A. Chehoff Assistant Secretary—P. H. Mc-

Intyre

Montrose & Co., Importers and Exporter's Stenographer—Miss J- E. Rodger

—89, Rue Dillon; Teleph: 31565; Cable Accounting Land Department—Ti King Nan

Ad:I. Monco ' Dept.—Teleph. 33881

Y. Slepak Accountant—J. Mould, c.a.

Sub-Accountants—J. G. Campbell j

m ^ H Mu teh le and Ohen En-fu

Assists.—M. Stares and C. S.

Moutrie & Co., Ltd,, Piano Manufac- Chen

turers, etc. — 107-109, Victoria Road;

Teleph. 31376 Cashier—C. S. Chen

H.J.F.D.Greenfield, manager Public

Mum. Works

Engr.—H. $)ept-—Teleph. 32798.

F. Barnes, b.s.c

Gordon, tuner M.E.I.C.

N. Mihailoff, service Depy. Mun. Engrs.-i-C. N. Joy- \

A. Voetsky, sales ner, b.e., m.a.a.e., assoc,; m. am.

Moyler, Powell & Co., General Store; sob. c.e. and Lu Yi

Dressmakers, Milliners, General House- Assist. Engineer—O. J. Barnes,

hold Requisites, Perfumeries — 193 M.J.I.E.

Victoria Road; Teleph. 32082,; Cable Ad: ’ Chief Engineering

Cheng-kuei Assist. — Chi ;

Moyel

S. Mrs.

H. Powell Engineering Assis,ts.—T. M. Love |

S. H. Powell | Miss Yolchenok and Hsu Cheng

Peiping Mun. Gardener—‘H.; Lange

E. F. Moyler , | Miss Schumacher Electricity Dept.—Teleph. 33)646

Electrical Engr.—R. A. Williams,

A D. Moyler | ; Mrg. A, Ryan 0,B.E., MU3.,- B. SC. A.M.I.E.E.,

Moyro ( x, V., General Import, Insurance A. Mi I. MECH. E.

and Forwarding Agents—41-43, Rue de Deputy Electrical Engineer—C. ]

France; Teleph. 31385; Ckblb* Ad: K. Wang

Moyroux Distribution Engineer—A. Antill

V. J.Moyroux Assist. Mechanical’ Engr. —Cheng

Laplace, signs per pro. Shou Chuan

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Waterworks Tel.eph. 33573 Dactylographe—Mile. J. de Laber-

Engr.—F. W. G. Clark, m.i.mech.e bis

Percepteur—J. Tchoo

(Deputy Engineer—P. C. Tung ; Comptable—J. Liang

Assist. ivngr.’r-Y. C' Huang

Chief Office Assist;-nS/i 0. Eu ‘ Voirie et Travaux

! Police Dept.—Teleph. 33881 Ingenieur Chef de Service—H.

Chief of Police^F. Ci ’ Isemonger, Metz

Ingenieur-Adjoint—R. David

Deputy Chief of Police—Ei Han Conducteuv—P. Melinand

Yuan . Surveillant.—H. Fety

Chief Inspector of Police—P. T. Surveillant—P. Cross

Lawless Agent Technique — Tout; Ngeon-

Inspectors:—\\C G. j-Greepslade, H. Yang

M. Mabkenlie and A. P. Soo- l Police—20, Interprete—Houo

horukoff ‘Ruh;d& France ■ :

? Chinese ,Supt. of. Pplicje-^Joseph Chef de la Garde—M. Daudrumez

Wapg Sous Chef de la Garde—R. Jobez

Firg Brigade ' Inspeotpur de Ire cfasse-r-M. Gu6-

: Foreman—W. G. Greenslado zennec

Engr.—C: W. T. Lewis Inspecteur de. Ire classe—J. B.

Wharfage Dues, O^ce—Telpph. 33066 Benoit

i Supervisor—Hsisan C. Liu Chef du Seryice , d’lncendie—M.

Payen

| Health Officers Inspecteur de , Ire classe—L. Mel-

j Drs. Irwin, Brown and Grice laza

Hospitdfs' Inspecteur de a.eme classe—(L. Ra-

Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee gucnet- "w t

Memorial Hospital (Victoria Chef Meoanioien—A. V. Lemon-

Hospital)—Teleph. 3106.8. nier

Isolation Hospital—Teleph.'31019 | Service Medical et Sanitpirfi ■

"Wellington Nursing Home—Teleph. Dr. Ed. Benjamin

. 38170 Dr. Lataste | Dr. Le Goaer

Matron (Victoria Hospital) arid Ipgenieur-Chimiste—Michaud

(Lady Supt. of Municipal Nur- . Dr. Veterinaire—Hoch

ses—Miss G. E. Good!)and Chang | Dr. Sun

Sisters—Misses’L, G. Gowland, Dr. Chu ! Dr. Shen

Hill-Mufray (i/c Wellington'

Nursing Home), A. E. Italian Municipal-XocniqilCorso

Boberts : (i/c'TsolatiiO'n Hospi- Victorid 'Emanueln L.■ Neyrone

tal), Yuen ! O'"’ En, Marlsoff, Podesta—Comm.

M. E. Grant, and Hsu Hsien- Secretary—Dr.

Chief of Police—Lieut.A. Giavotto

A. Angqlorii

lien Inspector

Chief Engineer—Tng. L.Bay

of Police—P. Sirtori

m ^ x m m Health OtHcer -'Dr. A. Baldi

Fa kuo kung pu chu

French Municipal, Council (Conseil M ® X * B *

d!Administration Municipale de la - : Tajik /"‘H Inivgjui

Concession Francaise)—Sue de .JAI’AisKSJS MunicipalConcession;

Council—Yamato

Verdun; Telephs.: 31369, .31137/ Park, Japanese Telephs.

31227 and -33606 .20039,ll2195/, 20960,, 21650 and 20567

Secretariat. Council ' ,' .

Chairman—H. ‘tJerio .

Secretaire General—Lt. CbT. P.

Blanche! Vice.dq. —K. (Kishida

Secretaire—E. Pugin . Councillors—K. Hirai, S-' Kaji,

Commis Principal—P. ^aritucci . ,H. G. Kainato,. VS. Shiotani, S.

Commis—G. Le Goff i '-Ueri^isu. 'S..‘fKohori, T. Tohya-

Archiviste—ftfriae: itonsinf. rna, "E. Kanajmnia'

458 TIENTSIN

Secretariat Ing. L. Sirtori, proprietor

Secretary—T. Nak^jima S. Delchin, service manager

Clerk—H. Murata ; ^ V. Golovnia, engineer

In Charge

Imatake T. C. Wang, salesman

Accountant’s Dept. K. Y. Fong, accountant

Clerk—K. Hirano Sole Agents in. North China for

Public Works dept. ! Fiai: Motor-cars

Asst. Engineer—U. Maekawa

Saxnitary Dept. Naval

Sanitary Officer—T. Sakamato

Cleaning Dept. {See Medical

Hospitals)College Hospital

Clerk—K. OHhashi

Wharf Dept.—Telephs. 20039, 21116, 3 & ft s 3E

21177, 21179 and 21436 Ying jui lienju hung szu

Clerk—O. Gone Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk.

Co., Milk and Milk Products, Chocolate,

ffi m % & Bonbons and Confectionery—60, Bue de

Pei kiang pouo oh yuan France; P.O. Box 8; Cable Ad: Nestanglo

W.andA. North

Stephens,,,manager,

China Shanghai

Musee Hoangho Paiho H, H. P. H. I. S. Yuen, local manager

Musee Laboratoire d’Histoire Naturel-

le)—Bace-course Bead; Teleph. 32792

E. Licent, s.j., director SoleGarbor

Representatives in China for

Petit Gruyere Cheese

M % % Netherlands Consular Court

Mustard A Co.*' General Importers and {See Consulates)

Commission Agents—66, Bue de France; Naval Medical College

Teleph. 1783manager

E. N.Esser, . {See Educational)

Hokloff 1 Dr. L. K. Sung New Oriental Pharmacy, Chemists and

Mutuelle,

Francaise)LaLand (Union

and Eeonomique Sino- Druggists—281,

30566;

Victoria Boad; Teleph.

Estate Agents—

78, Bue de France; Teleph. 33309; Cable M. S.Cable

Chow,Ad:manager

Nop

Ad: Mutuelle Nichols Super Yarn and Carpets (Fed.

Inc.,

CarpetU.S.Manufacturers—104,

A.), Woollen Yarn Spinners

Taku and

Boad

m n m m ft W. A.B. Nichols, preside, and gen. mgr.

Nan zing yen Kao tsang

National Aniline & Chemical Co.,

U.S.A. (New York), Indigo, and Aniline Nippon fitMenkwat sSlfcM* 0

Kabushiki Kaisha

Dyes—56-58,

31698, Cable Ad:Bue Nacotinsin

do lAmiraute; Teleph. (Japan Cotton Trading Co., Ld.), Cotton,

George O. Richardson, manager Cotton Yarn and Cotton Piece Goods—

J. D. Haynes | Miss J. Francke 163 Quai de Auguste

Concession; Telephs. 30481, Boppe,30134French

and

National City Bank oe New York 30135; Cable Ad: Menkwa or Nihon-

National Commercial Bank Ltd. menka

National Commercial and Sayings Nord Deutsche Insurance Co.—30, Bue

Bank Ltd., The Courbet; Teleph. 32621; Cable Ad:

National Industrial Bank of China Beliance

{See Banks) Shanghai

National Motors Co., The (Ing. agents Insurance Office, general

L. Sirtori)—Offices and Showroom :

Face Course Boad, Opposite Well- Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bermen—Cable

ington Boad; Teleph. 32204; Cable Ad:Melchers Nordlloyd

& Co., agents

Ad : Sirtori F. M. E. Mueller-Kaiser

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atm* North China Mo'jpits Co£pora:tion—64,

North China Advertising Co.—115, Bromley Rd., British Concession; Teleph.

de Chaylard ; Teleph. 30810; Cable Rue

Ad: 31847; E.H. W.Cable Ad: Bucar

Twyford

J. Twyford Co,, general managers M. Fitchfprd, chairman;

Yoting, director boardmgr.

arid gen. dir.

Li Sh

A. P. Goolbe, service manager • affairs

^ & n & m Y.MissC. I.Feng,

Golfer, secretary

accountant

Hua Pei Tien Ying Kung Sze General Motor Franchise for

North China Amusement Co.—Head Buick—Pontiac—G. M. G. Trucks

Office: .Empire TJieatre; Telsph., 3143.3;

Cable Ad; Tbeatre

Ilraneh Qffice: Chenkwang. Theatre, North China Produce Corporation,' Fur

Peiping; and Wool Merchants—8. Bruce Road;

M. Y. Lo,Cable Ad: Chenkwang

managing director '

Teleph. 31809; Cable Ad: Norchinpro;

Codes: Bentley’s, Acme and Private

C.Y. K.C. Chung,

K wcmg, manager

do. (Peiping) : J. Yormark, >S. Gotlib, M. Saron,

H. K. Lee, assist, manager J. Kramer, O. Vanowiteh (New

P.H. S.Tcheng,

Tao, treasurer

do. York)

A. Vanowitch (Moukden) ■

T, C. Feng, secretary

North China Auction Rooms—Corner of North China River Commission—13, Via

Roma; Teleph. 40245; Cable Ad: Com-

Taku and Bromley Roads; Teleph. 32707; mission

Cable

D. AdlerAd: Adler'

re $1 a BjMt *

North China Chemical Laboratory—

139, Victoria, Road; Teleph. 33242 “ NorthHwaChina pel ming shing pao lewan

Star,” Daily Newspaper

Dr. Tarle and Scharffenberg —(Business)

78, RueandPasteur, Telephs. Cable

31162

30830 (Editorial);

m & ® m w 4b Ad: Star

Pei Yang Shang Wu Rung Si C. J. Fox, president and editor-in-chief

North China Commercial Co., Inc.—15, A. B. Hayman, secy, and business mgr

Hwa An Chie, near Tung Fu Chiao

Bridge; Teleph. 40515’; Cable Ad: n & m m m it

Emsfischer Pei fang hang yeti'chung kung size

L. Fischer, president

W. L. Prager,

Emil S. Fischer secretary North China Steamship Co. , Ltd.—Freneh

Bund; Teleph. 30197; Cable Ad: Peifong

North China Automobile Club North China Wool Co., Exporters and

(See Clubs) Importers—73, Consular Road; Teleph;

North China Daily Mail, The,” Illus- 33150; Cable Ad: Japee

trated Evening Paper— 19, Rue de

France;

Normail Teleph. 31546; Cable Ad; Northern Electric & Neonlite Co.,

Thos. G. Fisher, proprietor and mgr. , Ltd.—89, and 33953

Rue iDillon; Teleph. 31565

J. IL Kldridge I. V. Slipak, general manager

North China Estates, Real Estate K. Winston, sales manager

Agents, Mortgage, Land, House and Northern Underwriters —29, Rue de

Estates—117, Victoria Roadj Te- France; Teleph. 31794; Cable Ad:

leph. 30451; Cable Ad : Norchest Norunder

North China Insurance & Investment

Co.—I.

Teleph. 30734 .Pin Building, ’ Taku Road; Norwegian Consulate

(See Consulates)

TIENTSfX

The Oriental Book jStore' (Siitcessors

Ocean Accident & Guarantee Cokfn., toRe the French Bookstpre)—69, Rue.

France; Teleph. 30367

Ltd, (of 2, Canton Road, Shanghai) — J. E. Paradissis, manager

187, Victoria Road;

30212; Cable Ad: British Telephs, 31310 and N. is elubin I Y. T, Shih

A. E. Tipper "Miss L. Hoteloff | Pu Wen Chih

S.L. L.Viola

Briault, I signs per pro,

Mrs. H.G. McKenzie Oriental Coffee Co.—344a,fTaku Road

I. Weinberg | D. I. Richards E. Spiridis

Okura & Co. (Trading), LtO., Import and

Export Merchants—9, Yamaguchi Road;

Teleph, 20250; Cable Ads: Oknra op General CommercialOriental Trading C'p.,

Qkuragumi Commercial Agents; Flour

C. .Nagai, manager Mills, Accessories and General Sup-

plies, Distributors, Gasoline and

m 7* Yung shin Lubricating Oil, Automobiles and

Olivier Chine, (S. A.) Export & Export Repair Works—68, Rue du 14, Juil-

—35, Rue de Takou; Telephs. 32810 32814 let French Concession; Teleph.

(manager), 31164 (Export) and 32232

(Import);

Export Cable Dept. Ad: Austrasia Oriental Commercial Co.)1 General Im-

M. Mauriot, signs per pro. port

Consular& Export,

Road;Insurance and Loan—29,

Teleph. 33595; Cable Ad:

V.C. Devitsky

Borioni, do. Orcoc

N. Schnidrnan, manager

J. Calame | W. Dobieff Miss H. Ivashkoff

Shipping

R. Soinarcq Dept, Chu King Foo, eompradore

Import & Insurance Depts. Representatives ■ of

P.D. Vedeniapine

Dhunjishah Rhum ■‘Pepita,” Bordeaux

: ’ D. Teliakovsky

Managers for: A.O. Guillot.

Roth. Swiss Cheese

Cognac

(S.A.P.I.O.) Societe Anonyme Pour Ed. ^aarbach, German

Heriiietikfabriken “Norrig” VJines, Mainz

Stavanger

LTndustrie des Oeufs;

ories in Tientsin and Hankow Egg fact- C. C. George & Co. Whisky, Glasgow

P. Leduc

Agents Jor: M » *J Li go yao fang

Lloyd

Consulich Triestino*Navigation

Line Co. Oriental Pharmacy (S. J. Betines & Co.)

Wilh. Wilhelmsen (The Norwegian —32 Woodrow

Concession;- Teleph.Wilson31305;

St., Ex-German

Cable Ad:

Africa-Australia Line) Betinesco

L’Abeille Fire Insurance Co. A. A. Orlow, manager

La National Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. L. A. Birulin, apotheker

O’Neill, Dr. G.—238, N. A. Troitzky, do.

Teleph. 31336; Cable Ad:Victoria

Vinca Road; I. M. Kondakoff, bookkeeper

Chang Shi Tchang, chemist

Gordon O’Neill,l.ilc.p. (Lond.),M.R.c.s.

(Eng.); Residency:

, Road; Teleph. 30996 140, Hongkong Gao Soo Lin, chemist

i|| Hua Mei Oriental Trading & Engineering Co.—

Oppenheimer Casing Co.,—Feng Lin 49, TakuCable

30723; Road,Ad:B.C.; Telephs. 32963 and

Foohsiang

Tsun, Hotung; Teleph. 30213; Cable Ad: A. Purpiss, manager

Opcasco. Head

Hother Nielson, manager Offiee: Chicago, U.S.A. A. Ehrenliebj do.

Alexander Dr. Ohlwem, accountant

T. S. Tsai, G.acccountant

Baylin, assist, manager J. Fr. H. Willhoeft,

Miss E. Koegler

S.G. S.Lepa

Hou, compradore Wang Dah Tze, compradore

B. Levaco Wang Tze Jiu do.

G. Lee Chen

TIESXSJN .461

Jttfc # M ^ ^ 3 1 ft S

Ta pan hang cli uan hui she PaTke OlHENT, Films,Ltd , Motion

andPictWe Pro-

Osaka Shosen Kaisha (Qsaka, Mercantile jectors, Cameras Accessories,

S.S. Co, Ltd.)-10, French Bund; Laboratory Works, Phonographs and

Becords—44, Bue de France; Teleph.

2;Telephs.

Cable 30234,30931

Ad: Shosen

Kishida, manager

and 33223; P.O.Box 31434; Cable Ad: Chinphont*.

H.N.Wintergerst, branch manager

Y. Ikeo, sub-manager M. Boinoviteh, sales,dept.

Wm. F. Trio, assist.

Accounts Dept.

T. Suginumi m&mMm mm &

M. MjOriyama PeiVittorio

Piao Coal MiningI talian

Go, Ltd.— 9^ Corso

Freight Dept. Hmanuele Concession

N., B.Takagi Y. Yuan, general manager

K. S. Chen, engineer in chief

Y. Tomura

Seki K.K. Inagaki

Miyahara Peiping Universi'ty

S.Stanish

Fujimura Ho, T. Nagato

T. C. Kiang (See Educational)

Passenger Dept. Peiyasg Advertising Co.—114a, Bue du

N. Yoshida | H. Iguchi Baron Gros; Teleph. 31661 :

Wharf and Godown,

Y.T.Noda Okamura | K. Ideno Peiyang DispENSAitY—Chi Tai Building

Bue de Marechal Foch; 33738'

Osawa & Co, D, General

Exportei's — 11, Asahi Boad, Japanese Importers and ^ PP ^ dt

Concession; Telephs. 20333 20847 and PEiteANGikPRSks, Pei yang yin sze Icwan

21193; Cable Ad : Osawa Printers, Bookbinders,

Engravers

19 21, WusihamiBoad, Stationers-frplead Office:

ex-German Conces-

^ 77e sen sion; Teleph. 31024* Branch Office:

Otte & Go, Iron and Steel Importers— 2, Legation St, East Gate; Teleph. 742 (E.)

29,

Ad;Consular

CehandroBead; Teleph. 30401; Cable ifr 7a Ching Tsin pao Kuan

A. Miss

C. Ching, manager and partner

Y. Zanewsky “Peking

181, an+d Tientsin

Victoria Boad; Times ” Daily—

Telephs, 31237

Liu Tse Kwang,teompradore (Editor), 31239; (Manager) Cable

Ad : Press

vi & m mm & Tientsin Press, Ld, proprietors

Yung li chih chien leung sze ; W.

AnneV. Burnett,

Pennell, editor

reporter

Pacific Alkali Co, Ltd. (Yung Lee J. Anderson, do.

Soda Co.), Manufacturers of Alkali I. Epstein, do.

Products such as Soda ' Ash, Calcium

Caustic I.J. G.S. Jones,

Avramoff, proofmanager

business reader

Soda,

Chloride,Sodium CalciumBicarbonate,

Carbonate, etc.—Chiu Peninsular and Oriental Steam

Ta

30129; Building,

Cable Ad: 1, Bue

Paco.Fbntanier; Teleph. Navigation Co, Victoria Road;

Factory: Tangku

S. Y.Fan,T. Tsur,

general'manager Teleph. 31296; Cable Ad: Peninsu-

tr easurer lar

T.T. C.P.- Hou

Yu (sales dept.) Jardine Matheson & Co, agents

(manufacturing dept.) Pennell

C. C. Li (administration do. ) Agents, Wine and Spirit Merchants—

Palace Theatre — Fukushima Boad; Ad: 36, Council

PennellBead; Teleph. 32875; Cable

Teleph. 21121

Paramount Films. of. China Inc.—173, Pension Holland—27, Kiangse Road;

Victoria Boad; Teleph. 33099; Cable Teleph. 32647,

H. Leld, proprietress

Ad : Paramount

462 TIENTSIN

Pension, H. Lange£415,1 danal Road, Pu Hai Chemical Works' Ltd., Manu-

Ex-German Concession; Teleph. facturers of Magnesium Carbonate,

32093 . Silicate of Soda, Sulphide of Soda,

Mrs. H. Range, proprietress Sulphate of Sbdd, Hydrochloric

Acid .and Other. Chemicals—98, Re-

M ('I Teh-loony : ‘creatibn Road; Tele]ph» 31600; Cable

Ad: 1234; S.hahghai Branch Office,

Perrin Cooper & Co. (Proprietors: W. R. 209, 2nd Floor, 72, Specimen Road;

Loxley & Co.), Mercnaiits and Commis- Teleph. 14657; Cable A,d : 9494

Tajen Yueh, president

sion Agents—Consular Road; Telephs. Tango Hey, managihg director

31Q86; Cable Ad: Loxtey K. H. Yang, do.

jl).J.O.K.Russell (Hongkong.) *;

W. 11.Chatham'

Chatham signs per pro. / Queen Victoria Diamond Jubibee

A.J. A.A. Smith.

Micontine

1 . Memorial Hospital- and Isolation

Miss. I. Lewinppn; Hospital—(/See Hospitals).

Polish-Chinese Trading Corp. Ltd.— Rabben & Co., W., Exporters—144, Bristow

110, Rue do Laron Qros; Teleph. 325'd2; Road; Teleph, 30106; Cable Ad: Success

Cable

G. J.Ad: YerketYerke m & Li Using

Racine

Merchants& Cie.,,S.

— 8, A.,

RueExport

Henriand Import

Bourgeois;

Polish Commercial Co., Ltd., General' Teleph.

Importers -44-41), Rue de Paris; Teleph. 1 Bentley’s32107; Cable Ad: Racine; Code:

32288 ;:’CaHh:Aq-j Pplco

E.A. Limoges,

C. J. Pigeneh signs do.

per proi

% m m » it ® Raiher’s Pharmacy—20, Wusih Road;

Hop'eh-iju-Chen

Postal Administration—3rd Special

Administrative Area (Ex-Russian Rehder, & Dorn, Manufacturers’ Re;

Concession); Tetephs. 31209 and presentatives—22, Rue du 14 Juillet-

40025; v Cable. Ad : Postos Teleph. 33064; Cable Ad: Rehderdorn

Commissioner — Y. W. Stapleton’

Cotton H ^ JiU Chang

/District Deputy Commissioner— Reinsurance

Chin TzuDeputy

Acting Chien . s Commissioner gen, MarineCo.and“ Rossia ” of Copenha-

Transit 33318;

Insurance-

(District Accountant)—>S. To-, Ad: 105, Taku Road; Teleph. Cable

maeff Chandless

Chandless & Co., Ltd., agents

General Supervisor^-Sih Hung

Rl & iS ^ ^ ^ # ^ iH Jen teh

Pottinger & Co~ Ltd., Importers and; Rbndall Rue de

»&, Cq., General Merchants—37,

1’A^miraute; Cgble Ad: Rendall

Exporters, Merchants- -55, Vietoria E. S. Rendall, proprietor

Terrace:

Wippa;Codes: Teleph.

AuBlC; 30259;

6th Cable

edn., Ad:

Bentley’s,,

Western Union, Reuter Brockelmann & I Co., Export

W. b Dot linger,Engineering

director (absent) and Import Merchants—29, Consu-

lar

H. V. Bridge,- do.

A. L| Bridge, secretary HeynRoad; Teleph. 33517; Cable Ad:

: H. Heyn, partner (Hamburg)

Prudential Underwriters — 37, Rue II. Heyn, partner (Shanghai)

de 1’Amirante ; Teleph. 38f702: Cable A. Schubert, partner (Canton)

Ad : Prudential C. E. Vissering, partner ((Shang-

J. N. Heijbroek, manager hai, Tientsin)

R. P. Phillips Monsasticoff, N. Prodan, signs per pm

assist, manager H. Rothkehl

TIENTSIN 463

R. Walsemari'n Savoy. Hotel—24, Wusih Road; Teleph.

M. Prodan 31679; Cable Ad: Savoy

E. Will Stefano, manager

Dept. Eduaud Meyer & Co., Succrs. ScHLARAFFIA PeiHONIA ASIATICA

M. Stehr

F. : J: Schmidt{See Associations) i

R. Roll | Mrs. M. Rumpf fsj ^ ^ |1{ Hsing hua hung sze

n m m ® & Schmidt

and Drugs,& Co.,Microscopes

Importers and of Chemicals

Scientific

Lo sue 'lien pao Ming sz Supplies—52, Taku Road;Teleph.130924;

R eute as, Ltd. — 181, Victoria Roa d; Cable Ad: Schmidtco

Teleph. 33757; Cable Ad: Mark- W,E.Schulze, manager Henry Sze

reuter

H. G. Mende, agent MissHuebner

K. Sokol jj H.P. N.Hanson

Mrs. D. G. Smith Shoryu Bank Ltd., The

Robertson - Evans Motors (Fed. Inc. {See Banks)

U.S.A.) — Corner

Roads; Teleph. 30513 Meadows and Taku Serebrennikoff & Co., A. J., Printers,

H. Vollrath Bookbinders, Engravers, Booksellers

and Stationers — 16, Council Roaid;

Teleph. 31222

Robertson & Rosier, Exchange Brok- A. J. Serebrennikoff

ers—11, Consular Road; Telephs. Mrs. E. K. Serebrenndkoff

31246, 31582,. . 30779, 32607 and 2758; Mrs. A. V. Muller

Cable Ad: Bullion V. Y. Gusseff

H. L. N. Snow IN. J. Zeroff

L. Labille I. B. Imshenetsky

tf *4w &m m Shanghai Commercial and Savings

Lu bean, zeang yang jing_ hang Bank Ltd.—(Nee Banks)

Robinson Piano Co., Ltd., Music and Shang Tai Ye & Co., Wine and Spirit

Musical Instrument Dealers — 177, Merchants —17,18, Bruce Road; Teleph.

Victoria Road; Teleph. 31340; Gable Ad: 31240; Cable Ad: Shangtaiye

Pianomaker

J. H. Pearson, general manager

R. C. Kennedy I H. G. McKenzie to & m ±

Shang hai pao listen hung sze

Rocklin & Co., B—10, Rue de Verdun; Shanghai Insurance Office, Fire,

Teleph. 32595; Cable Ad: Rocklin Marine and Casualty Insurance —30,

Rue Courbet; Teleph. 32621; Cable Ad:

Roman Catholic Church of Notre Reliance J. C. Rosatzin, signs per pro.

Dame es Victqires—(Aee Churches) Agencies

Rossia Insurance Co., of America—Rue Home Insurance Co. of New York

de France; Teleph. 31428 Century

NetherlandsInsurance

Lloyd,Co.,

Ld. Ld.

Royal Soc. of St. George Amsterdam Underwriters Association

{See Associations) Nord Deutsche Insurance Co.

13 & HI Yu

Russian Economic Store & Commercial Shantung Silk and Lace Co., Exporters feng hung sze

Agency, Import

Taku Road; Teleph. 30515and Export — 263, and Commission Merchants, Speciality:

V. G. Shoostoff, proprietor Strawbraids, Carpets, Rugs, Brass and

Cloisonne-wares—Taku

Concession; Road, French

Saint; Louis’ College

(Nee Educational) Yufeng Teleph. 31714; Cable Ad:

H. T. Lee, manager

Salon Des Modes—30, Bromley Road T.Hugh Tam, sub-manager

T. Chang

464 TIENTSIN

Shea TUjSWGo., THE,'Importers, Exporters A.W. Scheel

Rapp (import Ho. dept.)

and

HsingManufacturers’

Li, Taku Hoad' Agents—5,

Teleph. Chung

32255; Miss E. Duerkopp

Dr. W. vbm G.raferi (pharm. db.: - deptl)

Cable

H. J.Ad:Hsirl;

Sheaturrg

managed Miss F. Malin, (mail dejib.'p 1'

C. L. Fung, asfcistahti ) C. Moeller

■ Mi§s (engineeringdo.dept,)

G.iSchrimpf

Sheets Bros., If>Tc.', Fur andH Skin Mer- Miss R. Kleye .. do.

R. Loffert do.debt•)

chantsf—3fif 38,_B^e. de France; Feleph,

31428; I’ P. Box &Q; Cf.ble Ad: Schefts

I. B. Sbefts, signs per pro. A.G. DWetzel

u esin g(booking

(insirFain^i

dept.)

H. Sh'efts, , ; qq, M. Fertier do.

;iG. J.oost . (Mtrkden)

! H. Lipphardr do. .

Shimizu, Sq: Export, Import

sion Agent-4^ Asahi Road, Japanese and Commis- Miss E. Funke do.

Concession; Teleph. 20129; Cable Ad: H. Gerriets (Taiyuapfu.)

Sliunlung jm j ... , Dr. K. Fracke do. : ,

C. Heller (Tsingtau)

K, ff Hsinmin

Shingming Trading Co.1 (China), Ltd., SiMS tfeCo,, House Furnishers—81, MeadoVvs

Road;

The, General

Hail way and

Importers

Mining

and Exporters,

Supplies^-Oorner Telephs.Factory: Race ;Course

Office 31609 Road;

and Factory

of Taku and Bruce Roads; Teleph. 30728; 30548; W.

Cable Ad: Simco

S^ims, proprietor, .

Cable Ad: ^hingminco; Codes:; Bentley’s,

Lieber’s, A.B.C.

Westeyn5tliUnionImp,.S-lettqr

A.B.C. edn.,

6th

(o-letter),

Acme and Private ; SiNCBiik Co.1 (Pkkeumeuv M anufAc-

O.W.A. Gosewiseh,

Sixt, director; ppr v ; y tiIrers), Ltd.— Pit Ma Road, Long Ting

Street, Head Office: Hongkong, 'Capital

J. Schu 1 t/.e- Pansigns

tin pro. • $1,300,000

The Sincere Co., Ltd., general managers

E. Schell

• Miss E: Feld 1 a! Bi-eier Shing Shun-Co., agents

W. Reinhardt' | Miss 'Y. Sixt Sincere TNdUiiANCE .& Investuent Co.,

Shosho \r6ko,' Timber; Shipping, Import Ltd., The—29. PasSHge Yang Fou Yin,

arid Export— 2 4, Asihi: Road; Teleph. Teleph. Rue Marfechal31894; Foch,

Head.French

Office: Concession;

Hongkong.

20470; Cable Ad: Shosho Capital1 $1,200,000'

T1 ieSincere Co., Ltd., general managers

*s ^ ® t n h

Nsi Mexi/Tsu T'ien Chi Ch’ang mm m

Siemeks

Taku China Co.—Siemens Building, Sifagi ka/von fen check’du hung. W ;

Telephs.Road,30031 corner, CantonCable

and 30032; Road;

Ad: Singer Sewing Machine Co.- , 132, Rue

Motor;

Mosse Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s d«>

and‘Alpha

Baron Gyos; Teleyih. 32240 Cable Ad:

Singer

E. Kunisch,,commercial manager Frank Chen, supervising agent at large

E. Hoelzel, electrical engineer m S. T. Feng, chief clerk /( .«

P. Meyer, secretary Sinhua Commercial and Savings

, 11. Lange , Bank—(Nee Ban^iJ

Chian ch’en

S ie ms sen it Cb., Importers and Exporters, Sino-BritishExport—57,

Trading Co', Import ami

Rue Henry Bourgeoise,

Engineers and Insurance

Taku Road; Teleph. 30983; Cable Ad: Agents—' 6 3, Teleph. 33440

Siemssdn E. H. M. Ybtlng ,

W. FitcHfoiB , (

WJ Jannihgsj'iiigr., signs the firm

K. Tidenianin,(export

G.W. Duesing signs Sper pro.

department) Sintoon Overseas Trading Co., Ltd,

Mucks do. Importers,

135, Rue Dillon; Exporters and 33375;

Teleph. Engineers—

Cable

H. Beck

Mrs. B. Tinker do. do. Ad: Navigatrad

S. Y. CH&'rtg, manager

TIENTSIN

SiRTOJu, Ing. D., Civil Engineer and

Architeot, Consulting Engineer to Yi shing hsin kee lun eNynn yn hsien kung sze

Italian Municipal Council—Race Course SOCIETE FrANCAISE DE NAVIGATION DE

Road, opposite Wellington Road} Tongkou (Society aresponsabilite limitee

Teleph. 32204 au

ders,Capital de Mex.

Engineer’s $100,000), Shipbuil-

and Founders, Ship and

Ferry-boat Lines,

Skiotis Bros.

and Tientsin: andRueTug-

de

Cigar and Cigarette Imp'brteis and

General Merchants—49, Rue de Etiince; 22France; Telephs. 31126 (Tientsin), and

Teleph. 31940; Cable Ad: Skiotis &

Tongku 72 (Tongku); Cable A.d: Yishingco,

Panes

E. N.D.Paizis

Skiotis, manager’ L. MtendClssohn, manager ' f"

Societe Fsrancaise

terurbains, des; Telephones

Electrical, 20, Road . In-56,

X ii W

Su ko tah knng jicmg\ graph and Wireless Engineers Tele-

French Concession; Telephonej and

Skoda works Ltd., (Far Eastern Engineer- Contractors-p-Akigama

Etabiisements Arnoult,Road agents,

ing Officethe ofSkoda

formerly theworks,

Limited

Plzen,Company

Czecho- Societe Francaise de Remorquage et

slovakia),

Kinds of Steelworks,

Mechanical and Builders, of all Chalandage (Societe a reponsabilite

Electrical

Machinery—4, Honan Road (1st special limitee an Capital de mex $22,000)—

111, Rue de France,; Teleph. 31126;

area): Cable Ad: Skodaworks, Cable Ad: yishingco

Karel Jan IIora, E.E., general manager L. Mendelssohn, manager

Z. Far Eastern Branches

K. Tokarjevsky, (Shanghai)

E.E., manager Societe Francaise de Secours de

I.Foo,P. clerk

Gramkau, m.e., engr. Tientsin (French Benevolent So-

ciety)—2-10, Rue Ohevrier ; Teleph.

Slight Co., J.,Road;

TailorsTeleph.

and Outfitters— 31522

132, Victoria 33227 F. Leconte, president

Bpurgery, vice president

■“Social Welfare,” Daily Newspaper, H Long ‘ ahing

Printers and Stationers—Via )Tr poli; Societe M. Battegay & Cie., Import and

Teleph. 4Q374/ Export

T. T. Liu, manager Teleph. 30803; Cable , Ad: Rue

Merchants—17-21, Djllop;

.Embatteco;

Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th and 6th

^ yf. Sheng chang edns., Schofield’s,president

M. Battegay, Private

SoCTETE DES AnOIENS : EtABLISEMENTS

Arnoult, Engineers, j Architects and A. Dreyfus per pro.

O. Joerg, signs

Building Contractors, Importers l and ‘ .Miss A. Kessler

Exporters,

No. 56, French Insurance Agents—20,

Concession; Road

Teleph. 30343 H M>d Foo

Cable Ad:

E. F.Rouch, .ArnouR.

manager and architect Socony Vacuum Corporation, Whole-

Maille, sale Kerosene and Petroleum Products

P. Eghts, engineer, , , —8, Quai de France,.French Concession;

Telephs. 31096, 30775 and 33315;

Cable Ad: Socony ■ „f

Societe des, Huilleries de Tientsin, A. A. Dorrance, manager i

Oil Manufacturers and Exporters— Refined Oil Department R. L. Gregory, assist, manager

49-51, Rue Dillon; Teleph. 31133; J. M. Avent

Cable Ad: Mishanthes G. A. Bell i A. L. Maitland

O. F. Brooks K. T, McCoy t.

SoCTETE FoNCIERE FrANCO-ChINOISE DE G.E. R.B.Eichholzer

Campbell !j E.Mrs,M.D.Tenney

Brown

Tientsin

de France(Societe Anonyme)-t-rlll, Rae P. Jernigam ! Mrs. Rowland

(Peiping) t Miss E. Cartmel

TIENTSIN

Lubricating Oil Department . Stanley Motor Service Go.—37, Bromley

A. SevierDepartment Road; Teleph. 33724; Cable Ad: Stenley

Accounting

J. W. Anderson | R. M. Reid Starlight Aerated Water Co.—4, Poko-

Shipping Department tiloff Road

R. E. Rodger Crystal, Ltd., proprietors

Installation—Russian'Concession

A D. Murphy j A. S. Goldie

Installat ion—Hsinho States

Juillet;Steamship Cp.—16,

Teleph. 31295; Cable: Rue du 14

Ad: States-

T. C. Malcolm line

G. L.W.D.Gatrell,

Dymondmanager

n & m ft % ft

South British Insurance Co., Ltd.—187, j

Victoria

British Road; Teleph. 31310; Cable Ad : iStekol, A. G., Shoe Store—278, Vic-

A.S.E.L.Tipper toria Road; Teleph. 33435

Briault, signs per pro. A. G. Stckol •

L.I. Weinberg

Viola |I D.Mrs.I. H.Richards

G. McKenzie F. Lazarovitch

; Bondarenko j . Alexandroff

Spanish Consulate Stewart-Scott,

Victoria Terrace;R., Teleph.

Sworn 31044:

Measurer—5,.

Cable

{See Consulates) Ad: Sworn

(S. A. P. I. O.) Societe Anonyme Pour Strong & Co., Expert Merchants—

LTndustrie

Corner RueDesde31164;

Geufs, EggandFactories—

VerdunCable de 29,C.Consular Road

Takou; Teleph. Ad:Rueziust- E. Vissering

H. Rdthkell

rasia

Managers: Olivier-Chine

■ Sunfacturers—136,

Chong & Co.,

F. Goffinet

J.W. Calame Rue Furniture

dm Baron Manu-Gros::

Dolbieff Teleph. 30226

St.Teleph.

Francis 30342;Hotel—45,

Cable Ad:Rue de France

Franho

A. Fenus Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada-

187, Victoria

Telephs.Road

Hall);Sunbeam 31310 (opposite

and 30212;Gordon

Cable

St. Louis Church (Roman Catholic) Ad:

{See Churches) Tipper & Co., agents

St. Louis College

{See Educational) Tai Ping Fire and Marine Insurance

Standard Casing Co., Exporters of Co., Ltd., The—25-27, Rue Henry

Bourgeois; Teleph. 33021; Cable

Hog and Sheep

Hutung, Petrograd Road Casings—28, Sin Kai Ad: 5454 and Insurance

Tsui Tein Chen, manager Qunring C. Suez, manager

andard Oil Co. of New York Taichong

Taku Import and Export Co.—124,

{see Sofcony-Vacuum Corporation) Pohda Road; Teleph. 32053 Cable; Ad:

C. M. Sun, manager

fr J&mit Kvsang tao cheny hong

Stanley Co., The, General Importers and Takahashi Yamatoya ShirtCo.)—8,

Shirt Co. (Successors

K.M.A. Build-to

Exporters—Hsiang T’zu Tung,

City, and 6, Rue Chevrier, French Con- Tientsin ing, Victoria Road; Teleph. 31748

cession ; Teleph. 21,263; Cable Ad: Takeda Bros. &' Co., Dealers in Precious

0342; Cable Ad: Yelnats Stones—301 to 305, Victoria Rd.; Teleph.

Stanley P. Smith, proprietor 30575

T. H. Lee, manager Takeuchi •& Co., Ltd., Si, General Store—

S.P. C.H. Hsu

Chang, do. dept.)

(export 82, Rue de France; Teleph. 31374

TIENTSIN 467

m & *© sta ft * ^ ffl « S ® 3c

Ta ku Po c'tiuan Kung sze Tien tsin tien p to chun chu

Taku Tu« and Lighted Co., Ltd., The— Telegraph Administration, Chinese

The Bund; Teleph. 31275; Cable Ad: Government—2h Rue Fdntanier, French

Calendar

Directors—H. Payne, H. F. Dyotfc, Concession M.Keetsing

L. Chao, K.manager

J.O’Hara

A. Andrew, W. T. L. Way and W. Y. Li, supt.

W. T. L. Way, secretary Telephone Administration, Chinese

LA. Dqnnelly,

H. Jackson, chiefassist, secret^i^y

accounlapt.. Government — Bruce Road, British

Concession

$ ta Jit Fung, Chmg tai M. L. Tuan, managing’director’'

Talati Bros. & Co., Importer's and ^ ^ vUi * ± ££

Exporters—Talati House; 81, Bromley

Rd.; Teleph.30181; Cable Ad: Talat Teh shih ku Ko you kung .sze

J. H.Silva Netto

J. Chang Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Import-

ers of American Petroleum Products

(Kerosene,

Paraffine, Wax, Gasoline,

RoofingLubricating Oils,

Asphalt, etc.)—

® # H Belgian Bank Building, 90, Victoria Road;

'“Talati House” The Most Modern Telephs

Apartment . House mid Hotel—246, Cable Ad:30340 and 33436 (South Office);

Texaco

Victoria Road, 31, Bromley Road; R. R. Harrison, district manager

Telephsk 304515 (Hotel), 31315: J2nd W. H. Smith, district account.,

floor), 31655 (3rd floor), 30615 (4th R. J. Monical, marketing assist.

floor) and 32902 (1st floor); Cable J. D. Bennett, do.

Ad : Talathouse A. G. Ahmed, office assist.

S. B. Talati, managing dir. Installation

I. Philippoff, asst. mgr. H. B. Stovall, superintendant

J. Silva Netjfco, acct. A. Inch, , assistant do.

Chang Hsueh Jen, asst.

'Tan Hda Match Co., Ltd.—Head —13, Victoria Thomson & Co., Chartered Accountants

Office: Peiping; Tientsin Branch: Cable Ad: Scrutiny; Terrace;Codes: Teleph.Bentley’s

30264;

iShiku; Cable Ad: 0030 and A.B.C. 5th edn.

T. Chao, branch manager E. S, Wilkinson, a.c.a.

T a&SidExporter—131,

tax, O. H.. Carpet Manufacturer LeslieStedmarijA.c.A.,

L. T. Beddow, a.c.a. resident partner

Rue Pasteur; Teleph. G. A- Buyers, a.c. a.c.a.a.

32167; Cable Ad: Tashen

W. M. C. Blackadder, manager A.B. O.E. Blaker,

Millard,,a c.a. ;

Taylor & Co.,Road;

42-46, Taku Wine Teleph.

& Spirit31186;

merchants—

Cable Tibesart, J. A.—70, Rue Dillon ; Teleph.

Ad: Taylorco 32778; Cable Ad: Tibesart

Representing

TeRueTaxde

Co., General Merchants - 128,; Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.

Teleph. 33237 ; Cable General Accident,

Assurance CorporationFire and Life

Ad: Tetai New Zealand Insurance Co.

Hu Shao Tien, proprietor & gen. mgr.

Teh Chang Trading Co.—61, Via Tien i’e Shun & Co„ Ltd., Road;Provision

Trieste; Teleph. 33878; Cable Ad: Merchants—261, 30477; Cable Ad: Victoria

Tienyushun Teleph.

Techa

Harry Sung, managing director Tientsin Anglo Chinese College

Teh Chee Co., Manufacturers and Ex- ‘{See Educational)

porters— 105a, Rue

32968; Cable Ad: Tehchee Pasteur; Teleph. Tientsin Art School

Z. S. Tiao, manager {See Educational)

468 TIENTSIN

Tientsin AssoqIation I'ootba^ Club Tientsin H$i Wen Academy

(See Clubs) (See 'Educational)'

Tientsin Auto Supply Co.—90, Rue du Tientsin Ice Manufacturing & Cold

14 Juillet, French Concession; Teleph. Storage Cog LTD.-^Sumiyoshi Road;

30620; Cable Ad: Tienasuply Teleph. 21545

Tientsin Building And Loan Go., Ltd. Tientsin Jewish School : 1

(Incorporated under Hongkong Ordin- (See Educational) .

ances)—12,

30314; CableVictoria Terrace; Teleph.

Ad: Secretary

R. T. Evans, director Tientsin Kung Ksueh (Public

R. S. Davis, do. School)—(iSee Educittionial)

Tientsin Carpet Cleaning Co., Ex-

porters of Eastern Rugs and Car- Hsien nung kung sen

pets—252-255, Taku Road; Cable Tientsin Land

Ad: Kazan

C. Gr. Husisian, manager 49, Taku Itoad;Investment

Telephs. 31084Cogand’32568-

Ltd.—

W. M. Howell, chairman

Tientsin Chess Club T. O’Gorman, secretary

(See Clubs) G.R. A.A. Baldwin,

Wiclrersonengineer

assistant secretary

Tientsin Commercial Credit Corp. J. E. Simmonds,

R. H. Martin, do. do. engineer

do.

(See Banks)

Tientsin Country Club Tientsin

Tangku Lighter Co., Ltd.— Tientsin and.

(See ; Clubs) Butterfield )&ISwire, agents

Tientsin Cricket Club Tientsin

CommissionLombard Co;, Pawnbrokers

Agents—251;, and

Taku Road;.

(See Clubs) Teleph. 31258

Tientsin Fire Insurance Association B. P. Maximoff, chief accountant

(See Associations) Tientsin Municipal Library—Victoria

# Garden

Chairman—H. H. Reed

Tientsin Forwarding cfc Commission Committee—Mrs. Chandless, Miss

Agency, Customs Brokers, Coal Mer- Drake-Brockman, Rev. C. W.

chants, Insurance, Forwarding

Commission Agency, and Storage—13 and Scott, F. H. Whitamore, M. S-

and 14, Italian Fyffe, b.m.c.

Teleph. 40117; Bund, Italian

Cable Ad: ItalbConcession; Librarian Sec. and Treas.—Mrs.

Cowen ■

P. Pezzini, managing partner

D. Cornalba, do.

Tientsin GolfClIib Chi an tee lai shut ku)ig see

(S.ee, Clubs), , Tientsin, Native City Water Works

Tientsin Grammar School Co.,

33042; Cable Ad:Rue

Ltd.—85, CityFontainer;

water Teleph.

(See, Educational) Max Hansen, engineer-iit-chief

H.A.F.H.Henningsen, secretary

Ratcliffe, accountant

A Li hung kwg see A. Wiberg, assist,

Tientsin Heating & Sanitary Works,

General Contractors, Heating, Sanitary G. Brown, do.engineer

and Electrical Installations—23, Che- W. Cudzilo, chief draughtsman

kiang Rd.; Teleph. 32150; Cable Ad: Liss C. H. Ruas,

P. Lauveau, do. inspector

G. A. Lisske, proprietor

Tientsin Hockey Club Tientsin Navigation Co., Ltd.—15,

(See Clubs) Pao Shun Rodd; British Concession;

Teleph. 32274 ; Cable Ad : Nacot

TIENTSIN 460

Tientsin Novelty

7: Go., Importers of Tientsin Tallymen.

Novelties,' Sundnes, Etc. — 46, Via inson Road; Teleph. 32540;,,Cable Ad: Cq.uYHdSA, Dick-

Ermanno Carlotto; Teleph. 40416; Cable Denga

A'4:;Tsinovelty

V. A. Gutierrez 13 £ #§ fa ®

Tientsin Optica'l Co:—gS,'Hue de Takou; Shieh hd yd'ii tsad kukg sz'ii

Teleph. 33034 Tientsin Tobacco... Co. (Androutso &

S. B. Jee, manager Anastasselli, proprietors), Egyptian

Cigarette Manufabtufers

Toliacoonists — 294, Victoria arid General

;

Road;

ffi ^ m w H Teleph. 31026; Cable Ad: AiidroutSO

Tven'tsiri yin tie kmvri A. Aridroutso (absent) ' '

Tientsin Press, Lmt Printers, Publi- C.G. Anastassellis

Pbristerielis '

shers, Bhbkbindfers, Stationers, Book-

sellers, Photographic Engravers —181, Tientsin Trading G.o., Import—^23,

Victoria Road; Teleph. 31239; Cable Ad:

Press Rue de France; Teleph., 31923; Cable

; 1 Ad: Feldstein

Tientsin Press Packing Co.--* Can ton , Ed. Feldstein, manager

Road; Teleph.is 30259 A. A. Gratchoff, technical engr.

Pottinger Co., 55/Victeink Road. G. Skopitehanko, asst. ,

General Managers

Tientsin1'Ra'CE Club ^ ^ ^ Me* 'yie% hung see

• (See Clubs), Tientsin Trust Co.^Jnc., Fidelity and

Surety Bonds and'•General Trust—15,.

Tientsin

Teleph. Realty Co.—15,,

33762; Cable Ad: Rue

Realtyde France; Rue de France;-: Teleph. 33762

Raoul Fermus, president & n m -w k

J.Rev.’FoxFere

Chas,Ccrsht,

vice-do.

director 'Tien (sin clpii ejiu kung szu

J. H. Lesueur, ff’easurer Tientsin Wharf Godown Co., Ltd—

Lulu Ralph, secretary 13, 31548;

VictoriaCable

Terrace; Telephs. 30621

and

Directors — P. Ad:

H. Fnchung

B. Kent, Harold

^ ^ ^ ^ X Porter,,C.M.GL. Stedmaii

Tientsin Sawmill and Case Manufac- ( ,

turing Qp.—10, Italian Bund. (Banchina Pekni

genera] Syndicate,

managers Lte ? pocretaries- and

d’ltalia);

Sawcase Teleph. 40402; Cable,. Ad: Fu Chung Corporation,'loc^lRigrs.

S. Y. Lui, manager

Tientsin Steel Drum, and Engineering' Tipper H ^ # A ^ & H“" (r'p

Works, Ltd. (Officina Meccanica Ita- Insurance & Co.V Life, Marine and Fire-

liana), Agents—187,

Hall)) Victoria Road 1

Pumps,Electrical Engineers,

Oxy-Acetylene, Machinery,

Electric Weld- (opposite

andA. 30212;

Gordon

Cable Ad: .Sunbeam

Telephs. 31310

ing—13,

Cable Via

Ad: Caie Torino; Teleph. 40351; E. Tipper

B. Zotti, manager

M. N. Molchanoff, supt. of works J.S. L.M. Briault, signs per pro.

Moore (Peiping)

L. Viola I Mrs. McKenzie

Tientsin Strawbraid and Export Co., I.R. Weinberg

H. Tipper |j ..Miss W. M. Tipper

D,,I. Richards

General Import and Export—2-10, Rue

Chevdor; Teleph. 23723; Cable Ad: ** M

Etnocel

F. Lecoiite, manager

Cl E. Martel Tongku Land and Wharf'Co.

L. Thomson Collins

managers (75,Ltd./agents-and

& Co., Consular Road) genl.

Hsu Yi Shan, compradore

Tientsin Swimming Club Toyo

Yarn and Piece GoodsKaisha,

Menka Kabushiki.; Cotton

— 2, Miyajima

(See Clubs) Road, J apanese Concession; Teleph. 207791

470 TIENTSIN

Trust For Open Spaces £ m &

(S'ie Clubs) Helmank & Co., J., Watch Importers,

Jewellers,

Tun Chino LjungJ^ Co^Piece Gopds Mer- Teleph. 31326; &c.-99, RueAd:de Ullmann.

France,

chanfcsi—Wfet End, -Fu-i-dhieh ^Street, Chauxde Fonds; Cable Hongkong, Shanghai,

Tientsin City,;

Ad: TupcningJung . T^eph. ^7,^; Cable Hairkow, Peiping, Paris (21, rue

cl’Hauteville)

A.P.J.Laroche,

Ullmann,assist,

manager

Tung Fwd' Engineeking Works-12, do.

Wellington Road; Tel eph. S. W. Liu

Cable Ad: Tungfung

C. C. Norman, propinetpr

Tung Hsing Press, General Printers, « i® R « ¥ *

Book Binders and Stationers—73, Chung hio shih ■yeh yin hang

Rue de Takou

L. C. Tam, proprietor Yung ning pao hsien tsung hang ■

Tung Shing and' Co,; Ltd —28, Rue Union Insurance Association

Bank of ofChina

the

du Baron Cros, FFench Conoession; —ConsularIndustrial

National

Telephs. 31806 and 31607; Cable Ad: Teleph. 30284;Road, British Conoession;

Cable Ad: 5636

Tungshing

Capt. D. I. Idakijf, manager ^ Pao an

^ ^ Tai-fu. Union Insurance Society of Canton,

Twyford Engineering Co., Sanitary Cable Ad: Union Road; Teleph. 33313;

Ltd.—57, Victoria

and Heating Engineers, Heating J. H. M. Andrew, branch manager

(All Systems), Fi pep retention

Sprinklers, Cold and Hot Water Union Philanthropique Belge

Supply, Sanitary Installations,

Lighting (All Systems), Vacuum (See Associations)

Cleaning Installations, Ventilation, Universal Pharmaoy—40-42, Dickinson

Cooking (All Systems), Plumbing Road; Teleph. 31760

Fixtures, Laundry Installations, J. E. Dvorkin, proprietor

Importers of Railway Material,

Mining and Engineering Supplies Universal Trading Corporation—18,

Sanitary and Heating Equipment, Taku Road; Teleph. 31667; Cable: Ad:

Building Supplies, etc.— Twyford Huanhai

Buildings 113, Rue du Chaylard; L. W. Tung, general manager, partner

Teleph. 32476; Cable Ad : Twyford S, H.C. Westphal,

Ho, manager, partner

J. Twyford Thomas general export-import

Y. C. Sien department

L. H. Twyford Thomas, signs W. Westphal, carpet department

per pro.

B. Kapoostin

S. Y. Wang, asst, account. ff rtfl R> ^ Kuang yu yo hang

Vacuum Oil Co., Inc.

^ M Tai.fi' (see Socony-Vacuum Corporation)

Twyford & Co!,' J., General Export Victor Music House—British Con-

ers and Importers—Twyford Build- cession, Store; 352, Victoria Road;

ing, 113, Rue du Chaylard ; Telephs French Cone. Store: 52, Rue du

30810; Cable Ad: Twyford Marechal Foch; Telephs. 31447 and

J. Twyford Thomas, director 33736; Cable Ad: Taebo

Y. C. Sien Mrs. B. Dichne

L. H. T. Thomas

A. Tauber

Miss C. Hall Y.MissC. T.Shih

Diachenko

C. C. Wang Wang Meng Keng

TIENTSIN 47.1.

Victoria G'igar Storjj—268, Victoria Watson & Co., K.F.C., Exporters and.

Road; Teleph. 3S262 Importers —Siemens Building, Ta

F. N. Chang, manager ku Road; Teleph. 31548;! Cable Ad .

Watson J.

Victoria Pharmacy — 2i56, Victoria K. F. C. Watson, proprietor

Road; 30486

Mrs. A. G. Smith, proprietress Watts & Co., Exchange and Share

Villa West Lake (Hotel)—491, Race I 31087; brokers—65, Consular Road ; Teleph.

Course Road, British Concession; Cable Ad : Watts

Telephs. 50246, 30976; Cable Ad: T. E. Watts

Westlake Weinstein, L. S., Dealet in Furs and

F. Yungtai, general manager Skins- -60, Uue Henri Boui’geois;;

Volkart Bros.’ Agency, Importers & Teleph. 30871 ; Cable Ad : Weinstein

Exporters—52, Taku Road; Teleph. Wellington Nursing Home

32564; Cable Ad: Fohka (See Hospitals) ,

E. Strehler, manager

Vorioni & Co^; S. J. (Cornalba and Welfare Furniture Go., Ltd.—14".

Pezzini, Successors), Wine and RueC. de0. Baron Gfios; Tele^h. ' 33324

Wang, manager

Spirit Merchants—87, Rue de

Franee ; Teleph. 30373; Cable Ad : Wen Hsiang Yung Glass Co.--6, Can-

Vordoni ton Road; Teleph. 31212^ Cable Ad:

A. Lowenstin Hywem

M. N. iLootsky K. C. Sung, manager

Vrard & Co., General Import Mer- West Coast. Life Tnsuran(;k Co.—27,

chants and Commission Agents—71, Consular Road; TeieplhA 30731;

Rue St. Louis, French Concession; Cable Ad: Westlife . ■ *

Teleph. 31197; Cable Ad: Vrard; W. Bornhursb district agent

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and

Bentley’s Western ElectrIO Co. Of Asia (China

B. Loup, signs the firm Branch)—173, Victoria Road; Te-

Miss A. C. da Silva leph. 31551; Cable Ad: Erpiorient

Wagman, O., Representative of (Nathan Y. H. More, SUpeWikor

Wagman, Philadelphia—105, Taku White Star Mineral Water Factory

Road; Cable Ad: Wagman -Italian Concession; Telepb. 40043,

m m Yi Teh "Cable Ad: Start 1

Walte & Co., A-, Succres., Importers

and Exporters—186,

Telephs. 31173 & 31776;Bristow

CableRoad;

Ad: Whiteaway, H M WaV lo°

Walteco Laidlaw & Co-, Ltd.,

C. de Voss, partner , Drapers and 'General Outfitters—131,

A. Bolte, do. , Victoria Road, British Concession

Frank Yung Tao, do. Teleph. 30156; Cable Ad: War-

A. Fokkes | V. Kohl I field

J. Hildebrandt (chemical dept.) B. Bowen, manager

E. Gagg T. C. Dorman

N. J. Paretsky j F. Zotoff

M E i Whitamore & Co., Ship and Freight

Wa sun sz ta yah fong Brokers, Shipping and Insurance

Watson & Co., A. S. (The Hongkong Agents, Stock and Share Brokers—

Dispensary), Wholesale and Retail Building, Hong Kong and (Sharighai Bank

Chemists—238, Victoria Road; Te- 30992; Cable Victoria Road; Teleph,

leph. 31006; Cable Ad : Dispensary Codes: Scott’s 10th Ad: Whitamore;

A. E. Keen, m.p.s. (London) ediH, Bentley’s,

W. F. (Simpson, m.p.s. A.B.C. Improved, Boe’s

TIENTSIN

R. A. Whitambre fir M Vosy&Co, & Ltd.,

LiangPharmaceutical

ohi ya fony

F. .Godfrey! Woollen,

K. Winston Chemists and Wholesale Druggists—

Miss A. Page 86, Rue de France; Teleph. 31273; Cable

A gerides Ad: Woollen

Tampa Inter-Ocean S.S. Co., Inc. J.

F. J* Knowles, MjPiS.

J. Woollen, m.p.s. (Engi^

Klaveness Line

Yangtze Insurance i Association, WoLLER & Co., E. S; House furnishers—

Ld. 83,E.Meadowes

Far East Insurance ('Cot; (Ld. ; S. WoUerRoad;;Teleph. 30651

WTjemfjer, E. H., Manufacturers’ Re- Wulfsohn Company of, China, The,

presentative : Textile and General Importers and Wholesalers, Cotton

Import—27-29*, Consular Road ; Te- and• Woollen Piece Goods, ;etc.,—34r

leph. 33626; Cable.Ad : Ehweimeier 36. Taku Rd$,d, British Concession;

a t ir Hsin Tai Using Telephs. 31914 and .33231 ;

Wilson & Co., Merchants

Qomrpnssion Ageptsi^72,arid, Victoria

General Wulfsohn Inc., Max, Fur Merchants

Road; TeJ^ph. 311,43; Qfble Ad : it:-34 36. Taku . Road, British Gone* ;.

Telephs; 31914 , and 3323-1

"Wilson , >b L. Wulfsqbn, manlige.r

R. G. Budhan

II. F. DyQtt, signs- per pro- Yamamoto Art Photo Studiq, Photo-

iD. B. Walker, do. graphic Goods Dealer—134,. Victoria

•J. A. Andrew, ad.'/’,'. ! tj Road; Teleph. 31199; Cable Ad:

E. C. Leighton , . Yamamoto; Code: Bentley’s

A. Delwig S. Kojima,. .proprietor

A. "W. Douglas •Gn T.‘Szev.assistant ; i.,

Miss T. Verestc^iaginl T. P. i Haim, •bookkeeper

Honth British Insurance Co., Ld.

; Norwich

Thapies

MerseyFire Spoy. YaoYaoHua

InsuranceCo,,Ld.

Marinelnsce.

him chi c^i ^ih tsag^w,!^ hyng szu

Mechanical Gl.vss Go., Ltd.

Palatine Insurance Co,, Ld. Manufacturers of Window Glass—

National Industrial Bank Bldg-,, Consular

W Co.,

ing On Fire and Marine, Insurance Road: Teleph. 31Q9C(; Cable Ad: Chinglass

(Kailan Mining. Administration,

Ltd,, The Rue Laville, French General Managers)

Concession; Teleph. 3^864; Cfable Board of Directors:

Ad: Wingon .Rung Hsien Chow chairman),

(chairman), Chow

E. J.

Wing On Life Assurance C6-, Ltd., Nathan

Shih Chib,(deputy

Id'Shu Cbih, Lou Hsiang

The—Rue Laville, , .French Conces- Ching, Li Yi Chen, Wang Shao Pu,

sion ; Teleph. ; 3?854; Cable Ad: Lu Kai M.Yuen, YuenL. Hsu' ii An, A.J.

Wiagon . Gobbe, Rogez, Valentin,

Wing On Textile Manufacturing Go. Hers, A . Van Cutsem, H. H. Reed

and Chipirig C.'KuO,'’1 Se'crritary i

Ltd., The—Rue Laville, French Supervisors:- , ' . .

Concession ; Teleph. S2854; 1 Cabld

Ad: Wingon L.P. Stedman

H. B. Krinf

Wing Tai Vo - Tobacco Corf.—90, Factory, Shib Sujig Ye^i

Davenport Road; Telephs. 307.>4. and Chinwangtao:

30476; Cable Ad: 49*38 E. Herman, chief engineer

P. T. Huang, manager F. Vaaderi^eichelin/ asst.’ engineer

11. Rassart,:

K. E. M. Wang,workshop do.

Wolff, Carl, Import and Commission G*

Agents—307, Victoria Road, Kailari

Building ; Telephi 30667 F. Vaes, dijawing machine'

Gilson,, c-utting' shop

M. Pierart, assist, workshop;

TIENTSIN-TAKU 473

• Yeix Yieh Commercial

1 Bank Yue Nan Yung, Importers of General

(:#ee Banks) Merchandise—306, Victoria Boad ;Teleph.

31400;

Nan,Cable

H. S. Ad:

YueYuenahyung

(Yue Nan Yung)

Yokohama Specie Bank S. il. C. Yue, manager ;

{See Banks) W. S. Yue

Young Men’s Christian Associations C.L.W. D. Yue

{See Associations) T.Y. Kao Feng Ting

C. S. Yue

Young Men’s

Building; Optical

Teleph. 50583 Cot—Y.M.C.A Yung Using Trading Corporation-

James Pan, manager 65, Rue de France; Telephs. 31165

Yu Tsin Tannery, Ltd.—64, Ex-Oerman andS. 33947; Cable Ad: Yhtcorp

L. Chen, managing director

Bund; Teleph. 31470; Cable Ad: Yutsin W. P. Han, manager

S. C. Sze, general manager

YuCo.,

ThanLtd.—HsiRQ-liu-chwang;

Cotton Spinning and. Weaving Zimmerman & Co., D. I. (Representatives

Teleph. of29,W.Victoria

I. Zimmerman Co., of Shanghai)—

Terrace; Cable Ad: Zimme

31716

TAKU

^ Ta-hu

There are no clearly defined anchorages but steamers arriving off the bar at low

ade mustanyanchor

tinchor whereoutside the bar

in the rive.i clearwhile

of thesteamers

shipping fromchannel.

Tientsin .proceeding tp sea may

Thfe village of Taku is of inconsiderable

'buildings’o£‘'interest. About a mile beldiev the village size and incontains

a directfew’shops

line lie the and Old

no

Southern and Central Fort, while on the northern bank1 of the river lies - the' Northern

Fort. All are completely

earth, though periodical- demolished

whitewashing aH>d*ofnowthepresent

surface thefacing

appiearance

seaward ofmakesmounds themof

serve a useful modern purpose—an aid ;to . navigation.

neighbouring town of Tangku,'on the Northern Bank of the river, to Tientsin was The railway from the

completed in ,1888.

Betyeep the sigpal-station and Messrs Butterfield T Swire wharf on the northern

bankthe,is boiling

for situated'and“ Cockle

dryingVillage ” so called

of shellfish such asbecause

cockles,-of crabs,

the comparatively large_.isindustry

clams, ; etc., that carried

on there. When dried, these shellfisli'are; exported by stoamef to Shanghai and Canton

principally,

asset, as the whence

country they

roundarc. sentforinland

about for consumption.

some distance is covered This

with issalt-pans

Taku’s and greatest

salt

heaps, which render the country unfit for cultivation.

The lights and aids to navigation are’under the control of the Maritime Customs,

Asandwellelectric

as thelight

up-to-date

by nightsignal station,

whereby ! completed in 192Cy to 'usei 8': symbols by, day

depths in the bar-channel ate recorded from 8

feet up’ to'25 feet: The HaLHo^Conservancy Commission maintain Lhe navigable depth

of the bar by means of a suction dredger with a: self-contained hopper, of 500 c.m.

capacity. The navigable depth of the bar varies in

silt evacuated by the river after the freshet seasons. _ The existing accordance with channel

the extenthasofbeenthe

greatly

entirely improved

successful inowing

recent years; ofbut,theascurrent,

to-the-set it wasthedecided

Hai-HothatConservancy

it would never prove

Commission

constructed

of this worka new bar channel

in 1929, restoredin the

the direction

Hai-Ho toof athedepth set ofadmitting

the tide. The the completion

passage of

coasting

new channel steamers

caused from

seriousTientsin,

loss of lifethough unfortunately the construction of the

in the province.

.474 TAKTJ

Taku is memorable on

its forts and the British and French naval account of tlie engagements

forces. Thethatfirsthave takenwasplace

attack madebetween

on the

20th

were passed and hord: Elgin [proceeded tb Tientsin, where qn the 26th June.hethesigned

Mayj: 1858, by the British squadron under Sir Michael Seymour, when forts

the famous Treaty of Tientsin. The second attack, which was fatally unsuccessful, was

made by the British forces in June, 1859. The third took place_on the 2list August,

1860, sailed

ships when the forts wereupattacked

triumphantly tb Tientsin. from the,andthe.British

Taku and Tongku as 'naval'

of China. In May, 1000, as the Boxer sedition=,as[me bases have been toverya head, prominent in the history

the European Powers

r

assenibled

^Senior hTayal a large paval

Officey,. was aripapient-at

in command. Taku

The Bar. Sir

Admirals Edward

were Seyihojiuv

called, upon k.0.B,,

to protectas

the Ebgatipns in Peking and the i foreign Settlements of Tientsin, 1 and in the second

week;

Powers,pi;the . Junetlniteil

navalStates

landing parties Russia,

iand Japan. were sent, ashoresent

however, by to.theportsix Arthur

European for

troops and landed Vbry tew sailors. . -

During

iningthethe extreme, the week,it June aipth tpoint

^o, l&tb,tothe general situationthein Chihli became critical

entranceand of thewasPeihb fine

should deterniine’whether

be seized. It will probably beTalol Forts commahd-

a contentious ques-

tion to the end of time if the ultimatum sent in by the Allied Admirals to the Command-

ercrisis

on Saturday, June 16th, to hand over the Forts before next

in Tientsin and Peking or not.- The official people in general held that it did; morning, precipitated the

lay observers affirm that it made no difference, that the Imperial Government now

captured by the Reactionaries was fully committed to the Boxer movement, and that •

the non-capture of the Forts would have involved the destruction of every foreigner

and native Christian in North Chifia.' J The admirals had to decide this fine point,

and,

Afterwith the exception

a council of war they of thesentAmerican officer, theythattooktheythewould

in the ultimatum line ofopen menfireof ataction.

day-

:

break

Lighter Company and a Chinese scholar, carrying his life in his hand, Taku

next day if the Forts were’riot surrendered. Mr. Johnson, of the Tug and

delivered the

ultimatum. His services were never recognized by the British Authorities. The Com-

mander referred the matter to Tientsin,1 and was ordered not only to resist but to take

the

reaches initative. He didabout

of the Peiho, so by2,000 'openingyardsfirein ona bee-line

the six gunboats

above the lying in themiles

forts (three Tongku by

river). There is much, general misapprehension gbout this, brilliant feat of war. The

allied Fleet had nothing in the world to do with it,, lying as at was 12 iriiles distant with

asixshallow 12-foot bar between

little cockle-shells of gunboats it and thethe forts.

BritishTheMgerim),

entire weight

French.ofLioq*the business

.GfejrinanfellJUis,

no

and the Russian Bobr, Geleh and Korietz- and two landing parties of British and Japan-

ese numbering about 300

1 each. The residents of Taku village found refuge, in the’ U. S.

Monocacy, which, after getting a shell through her bows, steamed up the river out, of

range.

wharves, Many and wererefugees

underfleeing

fire forfrom someTientsin

hours. wereThe onfiring

the was

merchant

somewhat steamers at the

wild during

t.Ue darkness, but vihen dawn appeared; at 3.45, the gunboats;

and afterwards by the litis, steamed down the river arid took up a position close under led at first by the Algerine

the

six N.-W. Fort.

vessels, A single Well-timed shellorice

would haveatutterly destroyed any One ofsoon the

mastered thebut

heavyChinese

and modern gunnery weapons was on the. more

Forts, andfault.

before 5The a.rn.naval

the twogunslanding

parties had I’ushed the North-West Fort, arid then prodOOded along the causeway to the

large

against North Fortfortifications

the finished

two at the river on mouth.

the SouthThis was ofalsotheescahtded at and its great gunsTheturned

affair was before 6 a.m.—a large side

number ofriver Chinese close

dead;range.

testifying towhole

the

accuracy of the Allies’ fire. Four Chinese torpedo-boat destroyers were captured with

conspicuous bravery by the British torpedo-uoat destroyers

distributed amongst the Allies. The demolition of the Forts was effected during 1901-2. Whiting and Fame and

TAKU—HSINHO—TONGKU 475

DI11ECTOEY

^ S S. stevedore

Y. Grebentschikoff, foreman

Ta Jew Po ch'uan Kung sae Taku Club—Teleph. 56

Takit Tug and Lighter Co., Ltd.—Head Hon. Secretary—H. Y. Jennings

Office:

Calendar Tientsin; Teleph. 15; Cable Ad:

R. H.G.Y.Lapper, supt.assist,

engineer Taku Pilot Company—Teleph. 45; Cable

Jennings, supt. engineer Ad: Pilots

A. W. Emmerson, assist, engr. Tientsin Lighter Co., Ltd.

I.R. J.Heaps,

O. Grant, Butterfield & Swire, managers

accountant do. W Tonkin, superintendent

A. Bramwell, bar supt. J. T.S. G.Calder,

Beer,supt. engineer

bar overseer

T. S. Morton, river supt.

HSINHO DIRECTORY

Chinese National Railways (Peiping Kailan Mining Administration Farm

Liaoning Line) 0. F. Chow, farm supermtendant

H. C. Wang, signal engineer

G. B. Carruthers, signal inspector

Socony Yacuum Corporation—Cable

Hai Ho Conservancy Commission Ad : Socony

W. F. Biskupski S. G. H. Ames

TONGKU DIRECTORY

$1 3S iT& Chinese Maritime Customs

Ying shang A si a huo yu kung se ,' ‘ Tide surveyor—A. S. Coppin

Examiner—T. Baba

Asiatic Petroleum

Ltd.—Tongku Co. (North China),

Installation

J. G. Liley; manager Haiho Conservancy

W. G. .Sherman, bar works supt.

Tai koo Kailan Mining. Administration, The—

Butterfield & Swire j (John Swire' & Tongku (near Taku).;

A.' T.Carter, agent

Cable Ad: Maishan

Cable Ad : Swire H: Huang, assist, agent

J. Crombeiy, superintendant

T. Beer, bar overseer pACiEic Alkali Cq., Ltd. Cable Ad:

J. Pontin, assistant Paco

;|i

China Merchants Steam Navigation' ' G. T. Lee, adv’isPr to president

Dr. T. P. Hih, prodimtibni mgr.

F. Johnson, lighter supt. ' ‘ T. Y. Chf?h, chief chemist

C. O'. Lee, administration mgr.

Chiu Ta Salt Refinery Y. P. Foo, engineer in charge

S. Fan, directing manager,. •D. 15. Hsu, acting production

T. L

Chinese Government Salt Gabelle PostWang:£Jhen

Office, Chinese

Ting, postmaster

T. W. tBong, district inspector

476 TAKU—Pfil- TA’f h6' LVKD CHIN WAN GTAO

Eailway, Chinese Government (s-P^ir R. R. Deschamps de la Porte, dis-

ping Moukden Line) trict inspector

H. Farrant m.inst., c.e,, b.a." Y. T. Chung, acting do.

(Cantab), senior district engr.

N J. Willis, resident engineer SoCIETE PrAj^CAISE BE NAVld'ATION DE

Tang-ku—Ferry Boat Service : Tien-

sirn-Tangku

Salt . IlEVENtTE, Assist Dist. Inspec- L. Mendelssohn

torate J. Y...C. Hsui

PF.I-TA I-H() A M> CHINAYANGTAO

Peitaiho continues to expand. There-are now five associations, namely, Rocky,

Point Association,

Assocaintion, EastKung

and the Cliffl, Association, Temple Bayis being

Hoi, An endeavour Association,

made toLighthouse

arrive at Point

some,

kind of co-operation between’ these •vario4s S^etfions,'‘Wllose interests are common.

The first desideratum is a Sanitary Department serving the whole district comprised

in the teymobyiati^jjjfr.the

cornmittee, “Peitaihp Be^ch-’Y-The.

necessity of ne^t necessity

so 'marfy / is tp^ortnorsome^eneral

diverse'forms advisory

control. Voluntary

service wiflnave co oe replaced by expert advisers, and how to meetphis .expenditure

isKungl

a matter for consultation between genfl

the foctr

enaehassociations'

1

w:ithand

largethelo6fiHnterd4ts:

Kun’g I fflii. itTheis

registeredHuiin istheaMinistry

body of ofChinese

Comrhfinieations asrnbstly

a definite

1 j working organisation aiyj

has a legal and, to a certahi fiktent,Jjfidicial

1 status It hAa fexp^ided MPge Amns Of

money in making roads,-iined with trees, and intends to tnrhw-the whole

of the Lotus Hills open as a public park.

Mining Chinwangtao

Company, Ltd.owes(now

its existerice

amalagamatedas a .with

seaportthetoLanchpw

the Chinese

MiningEngineeering

Company under and

the little of The Kailan Alining Administration).: It serves primarily as a port of ship-

ment for Kaiping coal.

The figures of the principal staple exports of this port for Jhp la*st two years are

as follows :

1930 1931

Kail ah Coal Tons 2,936,052 2,403,051 .

Anthracite „ 246,178 , 270,9*2

Groundnuts Pels. 139,478 11(3,257

Chinwangtao is situated on the western coast of the Gulf of Liao and

ispierdistant about 10 miles W.S.W. of Shanhaikwan.

forming the harbour are so constructed that vessels may The breakwater and

lie' alongside

at any state of the tide and in iall weathers, discharging from or lojading

■directly into railway cars, so that there is the minimum of hahdlingf and

loss by breakage.

the port. The Administration

A good harbour, owns large,

good water, electric light,areas of landebalinoffer

and cheap the expeptional

vicinity of

inducements for industrial enterprises, and it is expected th^t ithe^will he a' great

development in this direction. 'd

Accommodation for steamers is shown in .the following table:—

At Breakwater—Berth No. inLength

Feet Depthin atFeet

L.W.O.B.T,

380

380

I’EJ-TAl-ITO AND CHIN WANG TAO 477

Harbour entrance 25' at L.W.O.S.T. Dredging is now in progress and the harbour

■eproviding

ntrance will be dredged to 27' at HWIOISITJ Berths No. 3

berthing accommodation for vessels of any length, the size of vessels berth- to 7 are continuous

ing only being limited by the amount of water available in the entrance channel.

Very complete arangements ^ihve been made to insure rapid loading of coal at

all times.

VesselsOver 1.5,500 ;ton§

proceeding have actuallywith

to ('.'hinwangtao beenheavy

loadedweights

in one mustday. have suitable tackle

for

has small cranes available for lifting small weights of under 10 togs.TheThe

discharging them from ships hold to railway cars alongside. Administration

harbour and

the large coal storage ^yards -are < exceptionally

proceeds by night as well as .by day throughout the year. well lighted by electricity, and work

Good fresh water may,be obfaiped from hydrants oh the Breakwater and Pier.

Tbe Port of Chimvangtap is^accessible throughout the year, and as a seaside health

resort Chinwangtao is almost without rival in China. It is easily accessible, has a dry

and bracing

situated climate,

amidst offers safemountain

magnificen,t bathing from a sandy

scenery, whilebeach , has House

a Rest good golfand'numerous

links, and is

summer bupgalpws afford the yisitor every comfofet. Extensive improvements in the

extension of the coal-yard A school for the! benefit of the childlen of thefor

port werp. made daring 1929 A portion of the lagoon has been reclaimed the

Kailan

Mining Administration’s employees has been built, as well as additional quarters for

the staff; and, a, pew po>yer-house tp meet the requirements of the Yao Hua Glassworks,

as well TheasYao thosepf

Hua the Administration,

Mechanical; was completed

:Glass Company have .towards the endatofChinwangtao.

glass factory the year.

The establishment, whiqji,fcqvqrs' pbout 110 mou of land, is one of the largest of its

kind in existence. Tlie capital of the Company is f2,500,OOp.

Trade in 1931

Chinwangtaq

Manchuria, and the.was

tradenot.disturbed

of the port was by only

the, politica,!;

indirectlyandaffected.

nriiitaryAnhappenings

event closelyin

affecting the prosperity pf the port was a long-drawn-out dispute between the

Peiping-Liaoningi Railway authorities and the Kalian Mining Administration over the

freight rates for coal transport froni the mines at Tartgshan. As some 80 per cent, of

the

menttotal exportwhich

during dutypractically

at Chinwangtao is derived from

no movenleni'df ;cbal thp

tobklevies

place,onmight

coal, the

havedisagree-

had a

serious effect on the year’s trading and revenue. ‘ Considering the length of the

stoppage

up after duein coal business,of itthewasdispute

settlement fortunate that a goddluravy

by unusually deal ofshipments,

lost ground andwas make

that'the

shortage as compared with the previous yeabk shipments was only some 400,000 tons.

The other

shell staple exports

and groundnut kernelsmore than held

did decline theirdueownto on

slightly, the whole; markets

unfavourable > Groundnutsabroad,in

but yellow beans, window glass, fire-bricks, and fireclay

increases over the previous year’s export figures. The.increase in beans was'dhe to all showed substantial

Phe establishment

Liaoning Railway and of other

through linesrailin North

transportation

Manchuria.facilites

Window between

glass isthecompeting

Peiping-

soWorks

successfully

is extending its factory. The value of direct foreign imports increased Glass

in China with the higher-priced foreign glass that the Yao Hua from

.5.8 million Haikwan taels in 1930 to 10.9 million taels in 1931. As usual at Chin-

wangtao,

materials. these

The imports consisted

establishment of an largely of ight

electric-1 equipment

plant inforthethenative

minescity andprobably

railway;

had some effect on the consumption of kerosene oil locally and, combined with the

effect of the low value of silver on the price of the latter, accounted for the continued

<0.decline

4 millionin gallons

importsinof1930,mineral oil, of0.2which

and only million2.5gallons

million ingallons

1931. were imported in 1929,

478 PEI-TAI-HO AND OHINWANGTAO

DIRECTORY

British-American

Ltd.—Chinwangtao; Tobacco

CableCo.Ad:(China), m ® ® m m

Pow- Kailan Mining

hattan Administration—Cable

Ad:W.Maishan

B, Chilton, agent

(i ^ I # C.A. C.O. Lowe, assistantport

F. Cobley, agentengineer

Qhinwang tao hai huan (on leave)

Customs, Chinese Maritime Comdr. W. J. Donohue, R.D., r.n.r.,

Commissioner—C. G. C. Asker marine

Capf. W. supt.Costain,

E. (oh leave)

assist, marine

Assistants—Chen

Shieh Shen Shao and Dunn supt.

Acting Tidesurveyor and Acting G. Simmons, accountant

Harbo ur Master—J. D. Cush F.Chow

N. Bien, sub-accountant

Liang Sheng, commercial

Examiners—P.

Cheng Hsu S. Drenis and Chao H.clerk

F. Marsh, controller

J. O. Rudgard, assist, controller

isa rs & a ss C.Y. Y.H. Hsu,

Ku, do.

do.

Hu lu tao hai kuan C.LeeF.Nai-kwan,

Chou, shipping do. clerk

Customs, Chinese Maritime H. Yueh, assist. do.

Commissioner- C. G. C. Asker Edmund J. Liu,electrical

mechanical engr.

(stationed

Acting at Chinwangtao)

Assistant Boat Officer — Li Sun Chia-chi, engineer

Yuan Chi P.H. Y.K. Yang, assist. do.

Liu, assist, engineers

Teng

Tong Tsen-hsi,

Pou, do.

do.

IP| la Chi-sheng-hsing T. P. Pi, labour manager

Hop Kee & Co., General Storekeepers, J. H. Tong, storekeeper

(Ship Chandlers, Army and Navy Wang Chin-ying, do.

Contractors and Ice and Soap T. C. Tang, secretary translator

Manufacturers and Commission Miss F. Marsh, secretary stenog.

Agents—IK. M. A. Area; Teleph.

115; Cable Ad: Hopkee Post Office

S.Y. C.0. Ching, gen.

Sung,manager mgr. (Taku

do. (Chinwangtao) Bar) Postmaster^—C. Y. Pi

Y.H.T.Yong,

P. Pao, asst. mgr. (Peitaiho

do. Beach) SocoNY-VACUUfli Corporation—Cable Ad:

S. C. Wan, sub. mgr. do: Socony

S.Y. M.S. Wan,

Lee, chief acct. (Chinwangtao)

secretary do. C. D. Loh

Liuchang Coal Mining & Railway Co., Products—Cable Texas Co. .(China), Ltd., Petroleum

Ad: Texaco

Ltd.—Head Office: Shanghai; Cable Ad: Wang Yu Tseng, inspector

2692K. Q. Dao, manager

L. K. Kao, secy,) and purchasing Yao(£eeHua Mechanical

Tientsin Section)Clas^Co,; Ltd.—

agent

NEWCHWANtt

^ ^ Niu-chwang p ^ Ying- kou

'^e.vchwaiig, in latitude 40 deg. 37 min. 37 sec., N., longitude 122 deg. 10

min. 23 sec. E., or'38 miles from the INewchang (Lighlshiip was opened to

foreign trade in May, 1864, and was for more than 40 years the only Treaty

port in Manchuria. Manchuria comprises the three Provinces of [Liao ONTing,

Kirin and Heilungchiang, and is commonly’Called 'by the Chinese the “Tung

San Sheng,.’' oiy the Three Eastern Provinces. Newchwang is situated in the

most southern of these three provinces—Liao Ning—and lies about 13 miles

from the mouth: of the Liao River, which empties into' the Gulf of (Liaotung,

a continuation of the Gulf of Pohai. The proper name of the port is Ying-

kou, and not iNewchwang, which is situated 90 li (30 miles) further up the

river. The old .town of. Newchwang was designed by Treaty to be opened to

trade, but the first foreigners, finding Yingkow more conveniently situated

and more 'adapted in every respect for the purposes of trade, quietly installed

themselves there and got over the difficulty by the simple process of changing

the name of Ymgkow into that of Newchwang!

The country in the immediate vicinity of the port is flat and unpictures-

que in the extreme, and the tbWn itself has nothing in the way of attractions

for the traveller. The climate, from the foreigner’s point of view, is one of

the best in China’, the "summers' being comparatively cool, • while the winters

are cold and bracing. The hottest summer temperature rarely exceeds 90°

(Eahr ), but cold blasts from the North pull down the “mercury” in winter

months often to 6e and ,10° below zero (Fahr.). The river is generally frozen

over for three months of the year, but navigation is practically suspended

for four months, from December to the following March. Formerly New-

chwang was has

of railways shutchanged

off fromallthethis.

rest The

of theGovernment

world during winter,ofbut

Railways the advent

North China,

through their, branch line from Koupangtzu, maintain daily communication

with Tientsin, Peking and Shenyang; and the South Manchurian Railway,

through' its branch line from Tashihchiao, maintains daily communication with

Dairen, Port Arthur, Shenyang, Tiehling and Changchun. At the last-named

place the Chinese Eastern Railway connects for Harbin and Europe by the

Trans-Siberian Railway.

Trade in 1931

In the last annual report for Newchwang it was stated that a scheme Was

on foot for the hire of two ice-breakers from the Haiho Conservancy to

open up the Liao River fet an earlier date each year than has been usual in

the past. This scheme was successfully put into practice in 1931, and the

river was opened to traffic on the 16th March. The last steamer left the

port on the 9th December^—a record since 1898—and, owing to the mildness

of the winter, no ice had set in the river up to the end of the year. The

trade year opened under a widespread depression. The bristle trade, once

flourishing, has now entirely ceased, and many failures were disclosed at

the lunar New Year settling date. The value of the foreign import trade dec-

lined from 21.5 million Haikwan taels in 1930 to 13.9 millions in 1931. Almost

all classes of imports shared in this decline. In exports, however, trade

was good. Direct exports abroad increased from 10.5 million Haikwan taels

in 1930 to 29.1 millions in 1931, and produce to native ports from 32.8 million

taels to 64 millions. After the fall of the yen, subsequent to its going off

the gold standard, trade with Japan experienced a striking revival, and

beans, beancake, coal, and sulphate of ammonia all shared in the new busi-

ness that arose. The figures for the bean trade—the great Manchurian

staple—are particularly striking as an illustration of the increase *in exports.

480 NEWCHWANG

In 1930 half a million, pignls o£ aiul, the: same quantity of beancake

were shipped direct tos fo'irei^n 'froitfiN^ychwang, while in the year

under review the figures for these commodities were 2.4 and 1.2 million

piculs respectively, Experts pf coal also increased, considerably, the stop-

page at the Kailan Mining Administration mines reacting favourably on

sales of coal from the Fushun, Pehpiao, Pataohao, and Fuchowwan mines.

Japan’s military activities affected Newch'.vang as from the 19th ^September,

since which date the, town and district'have‘ been in Japanese occupation.

The- value of the trade of the port during the year 1931 was Hk. TJs.

in12^,909,OVT

19^9„ andas compared

Ilk. Tls. with Hk. Tls.

75,554,140. 9^114,000 in 1930, Hk. Tls. 78,127,779

in 1928.'

The chief exports are beans, peas, ginseng, jute, bean-oil, sesamum seed,

beancake, coal, and salt. It is interesting to note that the marked increase

in Fushun coal, which began in 1929, was more than maintained during 1930,

due to the greater demand for this kind of coal for factory use. Due to the

Japanese now having their own beancake factories, beancake has fallen off

considerably, and they only import the actual beans. The much discussed

harbour of Hulutao is progressing. On the 24th January, 1930, an agreement

was come to between the Railway Department of the Nanking Government

and the Dutch firm, the Netherlands Harbour Works Company, to the effect

that the work should be completed by October 1935. Hulutao is no longer

a sub-office of the Newchang Customs, but comes under the Chinwangtao 'Cus-

toms, which itself has been made an independent port since 1st January 1931.

Hulutao will in time tap the resources of Eastern Mongolia and South-western

Manchuria. It will be an ice-free port, and may, in time, compete with

Dairen.

The greater part of the export trade of Newchwang is with Japan and

the Southern ports. The minimum depth1 at the bar, according to the October

surveys, was 9 feet 6 inches at low water extending to a width of 2,000 feet

over the bar. It was decided by the Conservancy Board in October that ice-

breakers should be tried, with the idea of ultimately keeping the port open

all the year round. Two ice-breakers, each of a tonnage of 342, h.p. 900 and

700 respectively, were to be borrowed from the Haiho 'Conservency, Tientsin,

with a view to beginning operation about the 20th February, 1931. The nor-

mal time for the opening of the port is about the middle of March. By the

employment of ice-breakers it is (hoped to open the river', for navigation about

a month earlier than usual. Due to unforeseen circumstances the ice-breakers

could not be borrowed from the Haiho Conservancy until rather later than

was expected, consequently, the Liao River was only opened to navigation

ten days earlier than usual. However, the' experience gained was well worth

the experiment.

DIRECTORY

^ % An lee U & vft 35 35 18

Aenhold & Co., Ltd.—Cable Ad: Harchi Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China>,

Agencies

1 Ltd.—CableWallace, Ad: Doric

Employer’s Liability Assurance Cor- 1 D.1). R.F. A.Mackintosh

•pofation, Ld.

manager

Eat ilasterfl Insurance Co., Ld. : J. H. Ford (Moukden)

Yangtsze Insurance Association H F-(Gordon:

Central Agency, Ld.

Prince Line (Far East), Ld. P.C. J.Hemingway

,B.

H.Corkran

A. Innes C.Mrs.M.Walther

Newbronner

Ithonian S.S. Lines H. F. R. Qatdner Misspljpnderson

iStjss Dimitrieyich

(For other Agencies see Shanghai section) W. japrner. Installation manager

newoHwang

Astor House Hotel -The Btind; Cable CONSULATES ; X

Ad:Capt.

AstorJ. Taylor, proprietor America, United State? of :

Y. L. Changi manager Consul in-chafge—S, Myew

Consul—A. S,. Ch^se -

Vice-Consul—Monroe (Hal’

BANKS Vice-Consul—J. Hubner

Secretary—M. H. Plath

fir & m * FRANCEACdrisu'l residiiig at Mukden)

Bask of China—Yuaii

Telephs. 332, 418, 195Shik T’ao Shieh;

and, 1342; Cable;

Ad: 6892 (.Xin) Fi «i « ffi a A*

C. W. Chen, manager Ttt, ping- kuo ling shih ya iwA”

Ch'iao.tung yin hong Great Britain—Cable

Consul—H. Ad: Britain

H. Bristpw

Bask of Communications—Dung-Ta

Chieh; Telephs. 88 and 117; Cable Ad: K* a

6639 (Tung) and Chiaotung Ta gih pin km: Ling skill Ya men

C. K. Sam, manager Japan—Cable Ad: liijoji

Consul—M, Arakawa.

ft IS # IE Chancellors—TV ,Katagiri, H.

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd. (New- Ertdd and IK. Koreiiaga

chwang Branch)—Teleph. 10

H. Ihara, manager Netherlands

T. Misawa, signs per pro. Acting Consul—P.

Clerk—N. Nicoli Farmer

Ohi Tung Tobacco Co., Ltd.—Teleph. Norway Vice-Consul —P-.-Farmer

419; Cable Ad: Powhattan Clerk—N. Nicoli

Chang Yao Ting, manager

Tai hoo n & m Shan hai lewan

Butterfield ,& Swire (John Swire & CtrsjoMS, Gustos ChIiiese ,Maritime—Cable Ad:

Sons, Ltd.), Merchants Commissioner—H. Dawson GrOve

I. F. Grant, signs per pro. Acting Commissioner—N. R. M.

China Merchants iS. N. Co.—Cable Shaw (temporary)

Ad: Merchants Assistants—®. Ehara, Liu E. Lo

M. Sueni, manager MedicalLhkOfficer—W.

^and Wing KuePhillips

b Chi^f Tidesurveyor

Master—A. Pedersenand Har to

n & & r m *¥ Boati Officer—^Lo Tat' Man

China Soap Co., Ltd.—Cable A4’/ . - Examiners—O. R. J. Koenig, T.

Lever Morozumi, stSiing Kwai-kwan, &

A. van Ess & Cp., general agents, for R. Shirai

Manchuria

M f'J M-^en f i ■

Colinet, G., Import and Export, Ship- DeutscheWaibel &

Farben-Hanpelsgeseelschaft

Co.—Cable Ad: Waldefag

ping and Insurance—Teleph. 424r A. Van Ess & Co., agents

Cable Ad: Cojinet

Du

Commercial Agency of C. E. Rail- Manufacturers >P<«ra> i>E Nemours & Coj'lMOlV E. I.r

and Importers' of Indigo,

way—Shipping,’ Forwarding, Insur-

ance, and 1 Oomniission Agents^Tei •Dyes and Ch'einicals‘-iiTi'; Sart:L!a: Teleph.

leph. 1271|5 Cable Ad : Eitvostdor M77;Cablb'Ad;

and Private Dupo*it; Oo>des: Bentley’s

Y. T. Schepin, manager B. Wassilieff

16

m. NEWCHWANG

Edgar Bros. & Co., Genera.} •Merchajits-i- Members of the Board*—P’eng Chi-

Lister Road ,, Ch’un, the Chien Shepf T’ing Chang,

E.W. J.H.Edgar

A. Ed^ar (London) The Comirpi.ssipoer Customs, the )

Newchwang Consular Body, Repre-

Geo, Rpper (Liverpool) sentatives of Foreign, Japanese and ;

Chinese Chambers 6t Commerce

The Lower Li'ad River Conservancy, j

Ehlers

L. H. Barnbs,

Ad:A. Recess J.

Van Ess, agent and survej-of assist, 'engineer

McGorkindale, |

TheEngineer’s

Upper Liap .,,River Conservancy,

Dept'engineer-in-chief

^ Chee chang T. Nagaoka,

Farmer Co'., F. D., Merchants and K.

Shipping A^Ahts—T^leph. 4151 1

P. Farmer M. Salto,

Nomi, surveyor

clerk v. g* j :

H.G. Lu

T.T. GHsu

Suzuki f[ N. T. P.Nicoli

Rbii ^ jr. S«n ching,

Mitsui

J. Bussan Kaisha—Cable

Hirooka, manage^ T - Ad: Mitsui

Hartwell, P. F., Real Estate and

’General Agent—Lister Road

National Aniline . and' Chemical Co.

IrishRev.Presbyterian Mission C. F. Wong • . • ■ ■ ; . f -

Jas. MeCammon, M.a. kv-j

Mrs. McCammon,

MissWalter

R. H. Dicksonl.l.a., A.c.Pi

Dr. Phillips Newchwang AssemblyTrust

creation Ground Rooms

,c/o and Re-

H.B.M.’s

Consul i, f. ()|j

^ 5^ T'iin chen'ct Trustees—H.B.W].

W. Phillips, B.A., Goh^ul

M.B., f.r.c.s. officio),

(Eng.),

Jaspersen, IVI. P. — Teleph. 1048 and A. van Ess

(Jap.); Cable Ad,j Jasp^rsen,

Codes: Mpsse, A.B.C. 6th edn.

Simplex, Comm; Teleph. and Cable ft ;# 1

Universal Trade and Private

»- M. P. Jasperso’n, owner & mgr. Newchwang Club—Teleph.

President—Dr. W. 403

Phillips

Agents for •Secretary—M.. Jaspersen

North German. Lloyd, Bremen

Hamburg America Line, Ham-

burg m ^ ^ m

; Canadian Pacific Railway and

Steamships, Ltd. Ling chiang hsie tse fang

Century Insurance Co., (Ltd.

The Netherlands Insurance Co. Newchwang Cable Ad: Pilot

Pilot Co.—Lister Road;

(estb. 1845), Ltd. A. E.Partridge, surveyor to shipping

Knutsen

T. Yamamoto

n & % w. m m Boats—“ Halcyom,” N.P.O. “Hopeful

Lever Bros. (China), Ltd.

A. van Ess & Co., agents

Newchwang Race Club

Liao River Conservancy Board Hon. Secretary & Treas.—L. H. Rame*

Executive Committee — P’eng Cbi- Surveyor—H. H. Bristow

Ch’un (president), H. Dawson-Grove

(Commissioner of Customs, vice-

president and secretary), I. Hirooka Partridge, Capt. A., British Govern-

(representative, Chambers ment Surveyor of Shipping—Cable

merce) ,i , jiVof< Com-

1 Ad: Partridge

NEWCHWANG—MANCHURIAN TRADE CENTRES 483

Philips, Dr. Walter, b.a., m.b., p.r.c.s

(Eng.), Newchwang General HospD .’ Shaw 3Hsing R HMt *S » » «S

Steamship Co., Ltd.,

tal, Medical Officer to H.B.M. Gon^ Shipowners and Shipping Agents—

sulate, Chinese Customs, Quarantine Main Street; Telephs. 92 and 338;

| Officer, etc. ’Cable Ad: Shawshing; Codes: A.

m m m * B.C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s

Li Shu Yuan, managing director

Chung Hwa yu chu •Li Tze Tsu, general manager

Post Office—Teleph. 193

Acting Deputy Commissioner—Wu , Sincereturers),

Co. (Perfumery Manufac-

Ltd., The—Head

Tao Kong; Capital $1,300,000. Office: Hong

Quarantine Hospital, Themanagers

Sincere Co., Ltd., general

Dr. Wu Lien Teh-; m.a., m.d.,

(Cantab.), director and chief

medical officer

Dr. Wen Chin Chang, M.ii., L.R. Standard Oil ^Co. ofHNew York

c.s., (Edin), resdt. med. officer

Dr. Lin Chia Swee M.d. (Payahg): W. Fothergill, installation supt.

resident medical officer

a 2Se 8! ® £

YrANEss&Co.,A., Importers and Exporters,

Salt Revenue Department (Fengtien 432; Cable Owners—Telephs.

Steamship

Ad: Yaness

4& and

i District)—Cable Ad: Salt Chuan Tung

District Inspector—Chen A. van'Ess

, Do^ —F. Funatsu A. Beyer

MANCHURIAN TRADE CENTRES

In addition to Mukden, the Treaties made with China in 1903 by the United States

and Japanagreement

additional secured t}mmadeopening

betweenofChina

Antungandand

JapanTatungkow

in December,in Manchuria. By an

1905.,the following

inland places in Manchuria were opened to trade on the dates specified :—September

10th, lOQGi, Tieh-ling, Tung-chiafig-tzu and J?ak,umen; on October 8tb) Hsin-min Fu;ion

December 17th, ^Manchuli, Harbin, Ch’ang-ch’un (K’uan-ch%)g-tzu) and Kirin; on

December 19th,, Tsitsihar (Pu-k’uei), the capital of the northern province of Hei-lung-

chiang; and on JurieigStb,, 1907, thp remaining seven places—Feng-h.uang-ch’eng (T’ing)

Liao-yang, Ninguta,. Hun-ch’un, Sansipg, Ijailar and Aigun-rwcre declared open as a

preliminary

Mukden, Harbin step, prior

and toKewchwang

the adoptionareofForeign

special Consulates,

settlement , other

regulations, Only at

than Japanese,

established.

On March 9th, 1932, a new State of Manchuria was established at Ch’ang-ch’un

(# &) the new

ex*Emperor Capital,dethroned

of China, as an independent Republic;

by the Chinese under the1911.

rulership of P’u I, the

1 Revolution of 1

At the date of compilation of this notice (early

has yet accorded recognition’to the new State Of Mahohufia. in July, 1932) no foreign country

dgij ohioei; I

16*

MUKDEN

% m

(Mokdjen is the Manchu name)

Mukden, is the capital of the province of Feng-t‘ien (^)- It 'vas the ancient

^eafclof

and trade hhebylastthedynasty

Commercialof China. Treaties'Though nominally

concluded by theopened

Unitedto international

States and Japan residence

with

China

city becamein 1903,oneitofwasthenotstrongholds

really opened untilRussian

of the 1906, for in thefromRusso-Japanese

forces, which, however, warthey

the

were eventually driven by the advancing Japanese army after one of the most decisive

battles of those times.

trade possibilities theWhen

f peacebegan

was concluded and the troops were withdrawn the

trade-of Mukden hasof been province

in grain, such astobeans

receiveandinpreased attention.

millet; thereis, The principal

:also, a considerable

trade in skins, furs and bristles. The chief imports are Japanese and European textiles,

hardware, cigarettes, sugar and kerosene oil. The British Cigarette Co. and the Toa

Tobacco

is a successfulCo. have opened cigarette

cdtton-mill, factoriesofin$2,500,000,

with a capital the International

subscribedSettlement,

partly from andofficial

there

funds and partly by private individual^. Minerals and

in .the neighbourhood of - Mukden. An increase in the area under beet cultivation is metals are mined andismelted

reported,"

Refining Companybut these,was cropscurtailod

suffered, badly in 1923, Rice-farming,

in consequence. and the working also,of,is the

on thelocalincrease,

Sugar

there being

The requirements some 10,000 acres,

of theandlocal updei; cultivation!

cotton districts. in'the Mukden and

mill have given an impetus to the growing of Sitimin districts.

cotton in the Liaoyang Chinhsien

a tributary of the river Liao, about HO milescountry

Mukden is situated in slightly undulating a fewofmiles

north-east northofofNewchwang,

the port the Hunho,

and

square, each side being 2,334 li long, but it is not absolutely north and south.four-It

has stations on the South Manchuria and other Railways. The city stands

iswallwalled.feet’bigh

The inner

and 15toym, feet whioh

wide bnis nearly

the top,a milepiercedsquare, is protected

by eight gates, two by on stoneeach

side, which formerly had high towers above them, but only the one over the “ Little

West Gate”

Alikesm&Uer now

wall enclosesremains,

the ancieutand the inner face of the wall is. greatly dilapidated.

the palace at Peiping. Therepalace, ivhichmain

are four stands in thewhich

streets, centrecrossof the

eastinner city,

and west,

north

the stationand south, from

of the South gatb

Manchuriato gate. Mukden

Railway has four railway stations. Adjoining

which was taken- bver from the Russians afteris the

the large

war. Japanese

The totalRailwayarea of Settlement,

this-Settle-

ment-is

squares ovet'and 2,^OO

wide acres,

streets.andEast it hasofbeen developedSettemenf

the Japanese bf lafe years intoSettlement

is the a town of set spacious

aside

for the foreign residential and business quarter. Most of the big yain&n and Govern-

ment buildings were erected in 1908; Throughout the city a great deal of building has

been go^ng on during recent years and the main rbads have been macadamized. In

.1920‘pew

and the Banque houses were built by dethe’Standard

Industrielle Ohine. Actually©It Odd‘themiles'British-American Tobacco Co.,

of new houses—good-looking

red-brick structures—are springing:up, and the Railway

up with the Chinese business quarter. The North Eastern University, occupying Settlement is fast being linked

a site

to the south-east of the Imperial North Tomb'was bompleted and opened in 1926.

Important

nhd between shops apd

that and banks , arq,situated,

Settlement and during both in the Japanese

,the walled city.;TheThestreet's Railway

wholeandof shops Settlement

the main.streets

wereelectricity,

by reconstructed the use re-metalled

of which has spread1§67-fill. with remarkable rapidity. TheareMukden

lighted

Electric Light Works completed in 1930 the installation

which practically doubled its capacity and is now contemplating further additions. of a new 2,500 k.w. plant,

On December 1st, 1920, a long-distance Japanese telephone service was inaugurated

between Mukden, Antung and Changchun, and there is now a service between

Mukden and Peiping and Mukden and Harbin. Since September, 1931, the Chinese

population of Mukden has considerably decreased, while the Japanese has increased.

*01

MUKDEN m

In August, 1923, a Chinese Municipal Office was inaugurated to control municipal

affairs in Mukden city and suburbs (excluding the mart Settlement area, whicli

continuedofunder

lighting roads,theissuecontrol of the and

of building Landother

Office);

permits,its functions

collectioncomprise

of variousupkeep

taxes and

and

fees, and the management of primary schools. With improved roads, motor traffic has

made tremendous strides during the last year or two, and thO-e are now nearly i ,000

motor trucks and over 1,800 cars registered in Mukden. In 1932 the Chinese Muni-

cipality was extended to included the control of municipal affairs in the Commercial

Mart area.

Nurhachu, the founder of the Manchu dynasty, established himself at Mukden in

1625, and his tomb (the Tungling, Eastern tomb), about seven miles east of the city, is

an

high wall ofpierced

object great byinterest.

one largeThe gateway

great mound

whichandholds funeral

threehallarched

are enclosed

portals, within

and thea

avenue of approach is spanned by two lofty stone arches elaborately sculptured. Two

massive couchant lions guard the portal. Nurhachu’s

(Northern tomb), about four miles to the north of the city. The tomb is similarson is buried at the Peilingin

arrangement to the Tungling. There are many other objects of Manchu historical

Interest

for foreignin visitors.

the townThe andlarge

its vicinity. Mukden

Yamato Hotel, builtpossesses good hotel

by the South accommodation

Manchuria Railway,

was opened in the Spring of 1929. There are also the German owned Lengmuller

and Keining Hotels, the Japanese Miyako and other Hotels and the Russian

■Oriental Hotel.

Trade in 1931

evenTradeworseexperienced

than in 1930.another disastrous

The effects of theyear in the

floods on theMoukden area, conditions

Liao River were felt inbeing

the

falling off in cereal exports. Many failures were recorded in the early part of the year

inrecorded

Moukden and other large trade centres in the' district,

in Moukden alone at the lunar New Year. The decline in the earnings of240 bankruptcies being

the

yen South Manchuria Railway Company,yeartheand

revenue of which decreased by 30 million

petition of thecontinued

in 1930, Chinese throughout

lines. Graintheprices was accentuated

declined by the growing

with the increase of stockscom-

for

which there was no sale. In the timber trade there was also a sharp fall ,|n

prices owing to the general depression and accomanying dullness in the building-

trade. In Moukden

in the early summer, itself,

due tohowever, thereofwasbuilding

the low price a certainmaterials,

amount and of building activity

this is probably

the only line

witnessed of trade

another very inbadwhich year. there wasofany

The use activity.oils, The

vegetable kerosene

especially oil market

sesamum seed

oil, for illuminating

by imports of Russianpurposes continued,

oil at very and sales

low prices. of mineral

Reduced oil were and

consumption affected further

a tendency

to buy the cheaper grade articles were noticeable in the cigarette trade. The general

state and

tion, of stagnation

there wereextended to' most industrial

no new developments enterprises

to record. and to railway

The Moukden mills hadconstruc-

a poor

year, a new ironworks. ne'(i’. paper mills, and some new railway extension lines are

being planned, however The enterprise of the Small Arsenal in designing and

•completing in June the manufacture of the first motor-truck to be made in China

•should

Activitybeinplaced On aviation

military record. continued,

This plantand is also

ifiianynowfirmsmanufacturing steam radiators.

of various nationalities have

been competing in the market, resulting in quite a number of purchases of various

types of machine. Several round-the-world aviators visited Moukden during the year

and stimulated interest in aviation. A t the close of the year an air line was started

/from Moukden to Harbin.

MUKDEN

DIRECTORY

A.E.G.

dori; China T«leph.Electric Qo.—4.r>, Naiaiwa-

2217 (Japanese); Cable

Yu pang-jen-shou-pao-hsien-kupg- ssu

Ad: Aegchinaco Asia Life Insurance Co., Life In-

A.L.Buttler, e.e., manager surance—132, Ta Hsi Pien Men

Wai; Cable Ad: Underiters; Code:

K. Nipp6

K. Chiang Acme & Bentley’s. Main Office for

the Orient: 17 The Bund, Shanghai

m & m 1% ® m W. Berends, agent

Mei yah pao sien kung sze Asiatic Petroleum Co.—Cable Ad: Doric

American - Asiatic Underwriters, J. H. Ford

Fed., Inc., U.S.A., General Insur-

ance : Fire, Marine, Motor-car, ^ H tfc

Life, Accident, Burglary, Plate- Assurance Franco-Asiatique, FireCable

and

glass, Baggage and Special Risks— Marine Insurance—Wu Wei Lu;

124, Ta Hsi Pien Men Wai; Teleph. Ad: Francasia

5167; Cable Ad : Underiters L. churia

Barberat, agent for South Man-

C. Y. Starr, president (Shanghai)

W. Berends, manager

Agents for: —

' Globe and Rutgers Fire Insurance BANKS

Co. and 22 other American, Bri- Bank of Chosen—Shoseikwan, outside*

. tish and Continental Insurance Little West Gate; Cable Ad: Chosenbank

Companies S. Ukon, manager

% m u m Bank of Communications—inside the

American Trade Com>ifskio'NEh —25, I. Small South Gate; Telephs. 158 and

Wei Lu; Cable Ad: Amcomat; 26; Cable Ad: 0074

Western Union Cpde S. L. Chen, manager

Trade Commr.—C. E. Christopher- Banque Franco;Asiatique — Ma Loo

Asst.son Commr.—L. C. ,Venator . , jj P ; Wan; Telephs. (Chinese) 1047. (Ja-

Chen Using Ch’in panese) 3370; Cable Ad : Frasiabank

P. L. C^raux^ a'ctirig manager' r

H ‘tS Cheong I. Sharoglasoff, signs per pro.

Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd., Engineers Hongkong

and

porters, Contractors, Exporters

Manufacturers, and Im-

Insurance poratipn —& TaShanghai

Hsi PienBanking

Men . Wai;

Cor-

Agents—Telephs. 1000 (Chinese) and Telephs. 3117 (Japanese) and 4523

1314 (Japanese); Cable Ad: Danica. (Chinese); Cable Ad: Fanling

Head Office, Shanghai E. H. Gordop, agent

1L. Kampf, manager S. W. P. Perry

G.F. C.A; Chen,

Booth, engineer A. P. Cameron

do International Savings Society —Wu

M. Korcherga, accountant Wei 'Lu; Cable Ad:Antung,

Intersavin. Bran-

Mrs. Plath, stenographer ches:

Y. C. Chen- S. K. Chang

(for agencies see Shanghai) Kirin,Newchwang,

Sefeng and ChinchowChangchun,

L. churia

Barberat, manager for South Man-

An lee

Arnhold & Co.,and

Ltd.—Cable Ad: Harchi National City Bank of New York,

Engineering Import Dept. The—Telephs. (Japanese) 2034, 3066,

A. K. Brown, signs per pro. 4200 (Chinese) 5155; Cable Ad: Citi-

G. I. Sharoglazoff bank

(For Agencies, see Shanghai section) E. J. Mahon, manager

MUKDEN 487

SJ O. Lewis; Sub-acct. , M. March, partner

R.Dr.Lenzmann, do. (Hamburg)

do.

W. L. Boyd, do. A. Nolte, do. do.

C. M. Roberts, do. O.R. Lord,

A. IS, ! Krassilnikoff

S. N. Silnitsky > \ - Laurenz, do. do.

do. (Shanghai)

W. N. Petoohoff G.O.rSchnack,

Roehreke,signs

j do.per pro.do.

N. M. Dessoudavy J. Adorjan | F. Reining

Mrs. H. Gumming, stenO.

Hsu Wei Sing, compradore

Chamber of Commerce, British

iH I"? A. K. Brown, chairman & secre-

tary

Ho lan yin icung. szu

Nederlandsch Syndicaat voor China, Powhattan Chi Tung Tobacco Co., Ltd.—Cable Ad:

Financial Enterprises, etc.—Kungtze H. V. Tiencken, manager

2, I Djing Loo; Cable Ad: Devos

Robert de Yos, managing-director D.F. N.A. Baker-carr

Merritt, sales administration

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—28, P. E. Dixon, accountant

Naniwa-dori; Cable Ad: Shokin

A. Ohno, manager F.P. E.S.T.Gleed,

Marshall,assistant

do. ‘account.

M. Takahashi, p.p. manager jP.H.J•Roseman,

McCabe, traffic

assist,manager

do.

K. C. Ramsden, advertising

Bernstein & Sons,, M., Fur Mer- Mrs. J. W. Moore, stenographer

chants—Cable Ad: Bernsons Miss F. Krell, do.

A. Rubanovich, representative

jin! ffl & va yao fan9 Chung Ttwo tien chi kimg sze

Betines

Pharmacy), & Co., S. J. and

Analytical (The Manufac-

Oriental

turing Chemists—Ta IT.si Pien Men China Electric Co., Ltd., Telephone

Wai; Teleph. 4711; Cable Ad: Betinesco; Supplies—113, Apparatus,

and Telegraph and Electrical

Ta HsiVBien Men Wai;

Codes: A.B.C. 8th edn., Bentley’s, Mosse Teleph.

and supplement

W.K.Scnarffenberg, Codes: Bentley’s, WesteVn Microphone;

5174; Cable Ad: Union and

C. Sheng manager A.B.C.

R. A.5th edn. district manager for

S. Waters,

Fr. Lipphardt

^British Cigarette Co., LTD-.-rCable Ad: P. Manchuria

H. Lu, manager

Cigarette

J. Gilliam, manager China Import Ad: andLumberco

Ekport Lumber Co.,

W. I. Carson, supt. Ltd.—Cable

L. D. Glover A. K. Brown, manager for Manchuria

L. J. Braddock F. L. Seymour

E.A. Hobday

A. Hodges J.S. Roberts

N. de Winton China Radio Corporation, Radio

J. Jones T. B. Jones Supplies, Delco , Light Machines,

J. W. Moore Miss A. Wright Batteries, etc.—113; Ta Shih Pien

■Caldbeck MacGregor and Co., Wine Men Wai;'Teleph. 5174; Cable Ads:

and Spirit Merchants

i Qornabe Eckford and Winning, Engintrade P. H. Lu, manager

and 3805

Agents

ft if! Li Ho -fa Ta, Chang '*':

Carlowitz & Co., Merchants, Engineers Chinese Co.—SanEngineering & D evelopment

Jing Road ; Teleph. 5198

and Contractors—19, San Djin Loo,

Telephs. 4303 (Chinese), 2898 (Japanese), K. T. Kwo, engineer and manager

Cable Ad: Carlowitz, all usual Codes C. S. Chang, service engineer

488 M.CitDEN

CONSULATES Engel, Max M-,A:»e., Consulting Engineer

America—Cable Ad: American Consul and Contractor—Cable Ad: Mengelmax

Consul-General—M. S. My^rs

Consul—A. iS. Chase ! 1 ^ Rung Mao

Yice-Consul—Monroe Hall

IDo. —John Hubner II

Stcretary-^Mrs. M. H. Plaih Frazar Federal Inc., U.S.A.—■62, Ta

Hsi Pien Men Wai

P. L. D. Plath, manager

France, Consulate- (with jurisdiction

over the threeproyinces.of; Manchuria) Fujita & Co., Inc., General Machinery"

-Cable Ad: Fransulat

Consul—P. Crepeit and Tools, Electrical Apparatus, Railway

and Mining Equipment—24,

: Fujita Naniwa-

Germany — Teleph. 1034; Cable Ad: dori; Cable Ad

K. Fujita, director

Consugerma

Consul—Al. Tigges

Secretary—Job.

Miss G. WiechersHaussler Fur and Wool Trading Co., Ltd.,

Exporters of Fair and Wool—336,

Great Britain—Cable Ad: Britain Hsiao Shi Kvvan ; Cable Ad: Fur-

Consul-General—A.' rE. Eastes, wool S.M. Glinsky, manager

C.M.G. A. Lvovsky, p.p, manager

Vice-Consul — I)- H. Clarke,

D.S.O., m.c.

General Electric Co. of China, Ltd.—

Japan—Cable Ad: Riyoji Tab Si Pien Men Wai; Cable Ad: Fookee

Actg. Consul-General—M. Mo- W. Eadie, manager

rishima

Ijg H Mei-yu

fji Ho hee Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance Co.

Cornabe, Eckford & Winning, Impor- —124, Ta Hsi Pien Men Wai; Tc-

ters and Agents — 4, Ta Shi Pien leph. 5167 ; Cable Ad : Underiteri

American Asiatic Underwriters,

Men Wai; Cable Ad:

V. R Eckford, partner Cornabe Fed. Inc., UjS.A., managers for

R.W. H.H. Eckford, the Orient

Winning, do.

do.

Customs, S' lift i?S Fu h'an0 hung szf

DeputyChinese Maritime

Commissioner in Charge—N. Gran, A. L., Merchants and En-

R. Shaw gineers—Hsin Hsuen Li, Foreign

Clerk—Huang Han-kuang Settlement; Cable Ad: Algran; All

Medical Officers—Chang Chi and Principal Codes

W, Ulrich A. L. Cran

J. W. Kluver, signs ,per pro.

^ ft. De f*

Deutsche Handels kammer (Gerinan Hospital, Women’s

Chamber of Commerce) Dr. Agnes M. Cowan

President—H. Freischuetz Miss Marq L.Johnstop, nursing supt.

Yice-du. —O. Schnack

Committee—J. Scheinhutte, H.

H. Then and Q. P. Joost Hotel Lengmueller, Ltd.—3, San Djin

Lou

W # % puniqpu Italian-German Trading Co., Import-

Dunlop Rubber, Co, (China), Ltd., Tyres ers! and Exporters—Teleph. 41;

and

CableRubber Goods -35,Code:Chiyodo-dori; C!'

Ad: Pneumaticj

L. O. Davis

Bentley’s A. .' Ro^azza

Ad: Germital

MUKDEN '48b

Keil

Merciiants—Cable

W. Kell, inanagerAd: Keilco 1). Rodin, draughtsman

X. Petron, god own-keeper - ' er

K. Nikiforoff, civil 'efi^ih^

(Harbiti)

W & M M M A Kiu hong Gunko,J surveyor (Harbin)

Kiukong , Trading

porters and GeneralCo.*Commission

Importers,Agents

Ex- I. Gushin, do. do.

—40, Shili Yih Wei Road; Teloph. M. Novikoff, supervisor (Tsitsi-

A786 (L.D.) and 5190 (Chiiiese) Cable Ad: htip)

Chemicals; Mujevicb, suveyor (Tsitsihar)

W. Y. Mao,Codes: Acme

general and Bentley’s

manager

G; L. Hang, manager ^ jit Shih chang

Meyer

11, Wei&Ad:Co.,

Road, Eduard,

No. 3Codes: Import-Export—

Nan Chi

Kultura, Books and. ; Btationbiry—32, Cable

Naniwa dori Coriolar; Mosse,Chang;

5tn,

, d E. L. Shur, proprietor 5th Imp. and 6th edns.

E. Edelmann, signs per pro.

IKwan Chu"&'Oo., Architect's .and En- Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Importers

gineers—Ta,

Teleph i224 ; Shi CablePeiiii

Ad : Men

ChitaiWai; andM.Exporters—Ca,bleAd: Mitsui

Kitora, manager

Larsen Trock, Electrical Engineers N. Iwasaki | J. Mitzutani

and Contractors, Importers of all T, Abe ! T. Ando

kinds of Electrical Goods and Mo- Agency Fire Insui'ance Companies

tors—40, Naniwa-dori; Cable Ad:

Trocklar

Y. H. Wang, liiamager Mukden CluR

Committee—J. H. Ford (chair-

Manoruria Chiu^tjan Coldege man), E. A. Parker, A. J. A.

Rev. William Miskelly, m.a. Boixo, J. Jones, G. P. Joost, F.

Sugden and F. E. T. Marshall

.Secy, and .Treas.—P. E. (Dixon

& ffi m

Manchuria

porters, Trading Corporation,

Exporters and Engineers— Im- Muk den Govkrnaikxt Electric Light

8, 1 YayoirChp, J.C.; Cable Ad: Works H. C. Li, managing director

Limancor J. E. Popper, engineer in chief

M. M. Engel, m.k.,

pj -Jk ^|J Pm lee hung sue Mukden Medical College

Dr. A.W.Young,

H. Gow,M.B.,m.b.,C.M.,principal

Marcks, Lothar, Civil Engineer, W. D.P.H.

Architect and Building Contractor— Colin E.; Simpson, m.a., m.b., ch.b.,

Office: International Settlement, D.T.M. & H.

Great West Outer Gate Road (She Wm. Nairn, m.b., ch.b. m a., m.d.

I Wei Lou), corner of Liu Ching j Douglas B. Robertson,

H: W. Y: Taylor, M.A,,M.v.s.,

B,.se.,chemist

M.B., ch.b.

Lou; Workshop and Godown : Out- | Frederick Grockart,

side Great East Outer Gate (0»po- J H. S. D: Garven, b.sc., m.d.

site ' to 1' Ar^tnaEs Electric ; Bo^er I Miss

Plant), Chinese Telephs. 4534 (Office)

and andB.treasurer

W. D. Martin, m.a., secretary

Letter4535Ad(Private

: il.othe[Liu Obing Lou]);

)• . Marcks, Muk- Dr. T. L. Led, m.b.

Dr. C. Chang, m,b. | Dr. K. Y. Yii, m.b

den ; Cable Ad: Marcksing; Codes

Used: A.B.C. 6th edn., Bentley’s, Mukden Tobacco and Wine Store,

Wosse and Acme

Lothar Marcks, civil-engr., propr. Wholesale and Retail—24, Naniwa-

dori, Main Street ; Cable Ad : 3351

W. Pailecek, diploma-engr.

M'iss H. Swobooa, secretary I E. N. ILatzopbul ds'

490 MUKDEN

Mustard & Co., Ltd., General Merchants Netherlands Syndicate for China

—139, Shih Yih Wei Loo, International Financial Enterprises etci—Kungtze

Settlement; Teleph. 2952; Cable Ad; 2, 1 Djing Loo; Teleph. 5I8Q, Cable

Mustard

E. Cummings, manager Ad: Devos

S. Lamin, accountant R. de Yos, managing director

North China Produce CoRPN.—Cable

3 & a ** si & Ad: Norchinpro

A. Yan'owich

Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk

Co., Milk and Milk Products, Chocolates, North East Mining Administration j

Cocoa and Cheese —‘39, Naniwa-dori, (Formerly Fengtien Mining Administ.)

Japanese Concession; Teleph. 3943; Telephs. Chinese 4022, Japanese 3224;

Cable Ad: Nestanglo j|

Cable Ad: Fentinmine, Mukden. !

Pataohao, Sian and Funsin Mines:

Bituminous

Anthracite Coal; Coal; Talin

Fuchowwan Mine:

and Marerhyu

Talc Mines: Soapstone; Suiyen: Jades-

Netherlands Harbour Works Co.-- tone Mine;FireTatung

day Clay Mines: China

Head-Office ; Amsterdam (Holland). Clay and

C. F. Wang, managing director

Cable Ad: Dredgers; Codes Used:

A.B.C. 6th edn., Bentley’s

Robert de Yos, general representa- Oriental Hotel—33, Chiyoda-dori; Te-

tive for China—1, Kungtze I. leph. 4473; Cable Ad : Orientotel

F. Neumann, manager

Djing Loo; Cable Ad: iDevos-

Moukden

K. C. Chang, secretary . Pinyamall L., Indian Silk Store—9,

Huliutao Harbour Construction Naniwa dori; Cable Ad: Pinyamall

B. L. Pinyamall, director

Office — Cable Ad: Dredgers N. (L. Pinyamall, manager

Hulutao

‘ G. A. van Steeiibergen, c.e.,

m.n.r.i.e., engineer-in-chief m ® m mm

F. A. Nowaeki, m.e., a.m.i.e.e. Liao ning yu wufcuan li chu

L. G. Tkachenko, medical doctor Post Office (District Head Office of Liao-

A. Bosje, chief-account, (actg.)

G. E. H. •]. Bruinmer, gection- ping)—Telephs.

2449Commissioner—F.

3034(Japanese), 4236 and

(Chinese); CablePoletti

Ad: Postos

chief

N. P. Rozemond, chief mechanic District Deputy Commissioner—Liu

H. Visser, chief carpenter Yao Ting

J. A. Smakman, engi\ power- Acting Deputy Commissioner, District

plant Accountancy—A.

P. Berghoff, electrician

T. Hurtig, section-chief Yu Wu Yuan | O.K. HylandKomatsu

V. L. Ignatieff, chief storekeeper Railway, Chinese Government (Peiping-

O. A. Baumgartner, mechanic Mukdep Section)

A. J. Avik, locorhotive supt.

A. Marsoff, timekeeper

I. A. Shestopaloff, assist, store- itt # ^ ^ m ^ mm®

keeper

B. Rozemond, tassist, mechanac Nammanshu Tetsudo KabushiJci Kaisha

T. E. Liu, c.e. Railway Co., South Manchuria —

Wong Seo, bookkeeper Telephs. 67 (Japanese), ifc 117 (Chinese)

Y. S. iLiu, office clerk

W. H. Chang, do.

C. K. Wang, store clerk Rehder, B., & Dorn, Manufacturers’ Re-

S. C. Miao, overseer- presentative—36,

W. K. Kao, do. Ad: Rehderdorn Chiyoda dori; Cable

H. N. Yeh, dresser N. Malachoff, representative

MUKDEN 491

Kin-Tai Stores Co., Wholesale/and , Sogonys Vacuum Corporation-

Retail Merchants—'26, Naniwa-ddri,; t Ad:J. Siicony B. iLoucks, manager

Japanese Concession; Cable Ad: L. C. Jones W. R. Reed

Rintai ., F. A. Parker W. Storms

IT. Fuchs, proprietor H. V. Deveraux B. Kolokolov

Scheinhuette, J.—Shan.g Pu, Sheng-' D. F. Folts Mrs. M. de Valores

Hsuan Li 124; Cable Ad : Shein-

hutte n & vft >k * ± m

ShexgcSing 'SnitAO—9, Sunada-cho, Teh skih ku hiio yu kv.ng sze"

New Town Texas, Co. (China), Ltd., Tap,Texaco

T. Sahara, president Petroleum

SHm

Teleph. 3302 (Japanese);

—11, Wei Lu, Ng. 6'9; ’teloph 4090 Ad: Texaco

Dr: Coepfert, agent ' W. Mayger,

A, H. Fox district manager

A- Bproff ' C.E. J.D. Twilley

Orescan J| ’ F.H- E.H.Foyn

Harrison’

M. W. Ester (Harbin)

Fengtien Hsi rti&h, tse iien chi chang N. Fiijii (Dairen)

Siemens China. Co. _ , All kinds of

Materials, Mining Machinery and UnitedElectrical Motors Corporation, Autho-

Railway Equipment—Cable Ad:' Motbr. port rised .Dealers of General Motors Ex-

Head Office: Shanghai Co.—37, Chiyoda-dori; Teleph.

;C. N.H. Andreytchilk

Ereischutz (dip!, ing.) 4737 (J apanese); Cable Ad : Unico

I. I. Kovalfevsky, manager

g j|fi (than ch’en United States Dept, of Commerce—

SiemsseN & Co..- (Estd. in China 1846), 2907' 16, San Djing Lbo; Chinese Teleph.

Export, Import, Engineering and In- • Unidn ; Caible Ad: Amcorilat; Western

surance — Tah Hsi Pien Men Wai; 1 Code

Teleph. 4269: Cable Ad: Siemssen C.L.EC.Christopherson, Trade Comdo.m’r.

Venator, assistant

W. Scheel Chen Hsing Ch in

H. Lipphardt | Miss E. Fupke (See American Trade Commissioner)

m X ^ Rl WolTer & Co., Carl, Import, Export and

Sii ko tah Tcung jiang Commission AgentsAd—: Chingli

Skodawqrks: Ltd.,. (Far pastern. En- Ting Kai; Cable BarbarossaSzu

gineering Office of ,the (Limited, J. Wolter. manager

Company,, formerly the Steel Skodaworks, H. Augdsteen

Plzen, Czechoslovakia), Works,

Builders of, all kinds of Mechanical Yau , Import anp Export Co., Ltd.—

and Electrical Machinery—107, Wu

Wei Lu (Intern.. Concession) ; Cable Teleph. P. K.Hansen 1033; Cable Ad: Yalimp

Lu (Intern. Concession).; Cable Ad: Geisselhart

Ad : Skodaworks Fr. Theile | H. Ruiz

Karel Jan • Hora, e.e., general

manager Par1 Eastern.Branches Yamato Hotel (S.M.R.) - Cable Ad:

V. (Shanghai)

J. Pan, manager Yamato

T. Shikata, manager

HARBIN

Apart from iDairen, Harbin is the principal business centre in Manchuria.

It is topographically and historically a group of settlements widely dif-

fering in character which have expanded till they virtually form different

quarters of one town. The original distinctions, remain In the character of the

population and in the form of administration.

The town (or towns) is, situated on the south bank of the Sungari at the

junction of the

Changchun, Trans-Siberian

whence the S.M.R. Railway (C.E.R. Section)

runs to Dairen. It is the and the C.E.R.

railway to

centre of

North Manchuria and is in many ways essentially a railway town, but the

elder traffic by river still flourishes and in normal times contributes materially

to’ the town's prosperity.

The town is within easy reach of rich and extensive bean and grain pro-

ducing districts, and is the natural centre for the vast area to the north

which is being gradually opened up and developed.

The population is estimated as about 340,000 of whom some 72,000 are

foreigners, mostly Russian.

The number of firms in operation as given by'a variety, of .sources' would;

.appear to be approximately:—2,718 commercial and 1,209 industrial.

A total of 3927, of which 2207 are Chinese and 1270 are foreign owned:

the ndajority of the latter being small Russian concerns, but the figure includes

319 Japanese firms and 130 firms owned by other foreigners enjoying treaty

rights.

From the administrative point of view the various quarters of the town

form three groups: (a) Pristan and New Town, which is controlled by the

Harbin Town Council, more fully described as the Harbin (Special Area)

Municipal Council. There are three foreign members in the Council, (b.) The

Area Municipal Administration. This body is also under the Civil Administra-

tqr and controls all the other quarters which make up the Special Area—

except Pristan and New Town, (c.) The third body of the kind is the Ping-

chiang Provincial Municipality, also under the Civil Administrator, which

controls Fuchiatien and its suburbs.

These three municipal bodies control different areas, have separate offices,

levy different taxes, and have no connection with each other.

Pristan and New Town may be described respectively as the foreign

business and the foreign residential quarters. They are the most properous

and fully developed sections of the town. The houses for the most part

consist of three and four story brick and tile (or concrete and tile) buildings.

No figures are readily available as to the number of houses in either area,

but the number of families in August 1930 was 10,563 in Pristan and 6597 ini

New Town: of which 3552 in Pristan were Chinese and 2525 in New Town

were Chinese. So large a proportion of the population both foreign and

Chinese live in apartment buildings and flats that these figures give little

indication of the number of houses.

The Harbin

excellent cementedMunicipality

pavements hhs

andmuch improved

improved the townroads.

macadamised of lateDrainage

years providing

has re-

ceived

managed considerable attention. The telephone system is automatic, and excellent, and

building ofbythea Hongkong

special department

and Shanghai of theBankChinese Easternof the

is evidence Railway. Theattached

importance palatial

by the Bank to its Harbin branch, and the establishment in 1928 of a branch of

the Chartered centre.

a commercial Bank was further proof of the increasing importance of Harbin as

The net value of the trade of the district, as shown by the Maritime Customs

returns,

Hk. Tls. was Hk. Tls.in65,003,792

55,197,506 1929 and inHk.1931

Tls. as104,757,349

comparedinwith1928. Hk. Tls. 68,803,303 in 1930,

HARBIN

DIRECTORY

IS £ Anpersejs MeyerExport-Impprt—2,

A Co,, Ltd.; Engineers

ArtLKR, Nicolai, Importer and, Engineer- Contractors,

annaya Street; P.O. Box 136; Cable

Sam-

ing Office—84 and 85, Kitaiskaya Street ; A,d: Danica

Telephs. 46-81; Cable Ad; Nikadler ' S,''Jl Kolpaclmikoff, manager

N. Adler, proprietor

H. Lange, manager Anglo - Asiatic Telegraph Agency

(Angasta)—8. Strahovaya.Street

Alkxeieef, Donotello & Co., C diem a . B. Haytoii fleet, proprietor

Eilms Eiriterprise—36-44, Corner df ANGLO-bHINESE EASTERN TRADING Co.,

Kitaiskaya and Birjevaya Streets; Ltd., Soya Beans, Cakes and Oil Ex-

Teleplis. 45-62; P.O. Box 367; Cable ports-gi, Pekarh$ya Streefci; Telephs.

Ad : Aledoiieo 22-83, 43-87, 25-84 and 25-66; Cable

Ad : Soya

s & it is is * Sb, IKabalkiri, manager •.

Mei yah pao sien kung sze *A rcits, G., Cbeniist aud Druggist

American - Asiatic Underwriters, —^3. Kataiskaya Street; Teleph. j28-

Fed. Inc., U.S.A.- 90, iKitaiskaya 12; 'Cable Ad: Arcus .

Street; Tjelephs. 31-71; Cable Ad: S. G. Arcus, proprietor

Under iters. General Insurance: —

Fire, Marine, Motor-car, Life, Ac- Asia Life Insurance Co., Life Insur-

cident, Burglary. Plate-glass. Bag- ance—17, Skvosnaya, Cor. Kitais-

gage and Special Risks kaya Street; 'Cable Ad: Ihtersure:

C. Y. iStarr, president (Shanghai) Code

E. O. Golenpolsky, manager : Bentley’s fand Acme. Main

Agents for:— Office for the Orient : 17 The Bund,

Globe and Rutgers Fire Ins. Co. Shanghai S. Z. Ginsburg, general agent

and 22 other American,

and Continental InsuranceBritish

Com-

panies 13 £ ifc * 3S *0 3S ]8J 3*

Ying shang A si a huo yu kung sze

Asiatic

Ltd., The Petroleum Co. (North

—Hongkong Bank Building; China),

® m m Cable Ad: Doric

American Chamber of Commerce L, Parbury, manager

Chairman—T. S. Bitting r

Secretary and Treasurer—G. B. Ott E.L. p.E. M. OuwerkerkI Mrs E. Brauns

Hudson ;

i L.vanderHoevcn | S. Karamsin

American Foreign : Insurance Asso- Asiatic Trading Corporation, Ltd. (In-

ciation, Street;

jevaya GeneralCable

Insurance—27, Bir- corporated in Great Britain), Tea Mer-

Ad; Afiahar-

bin. Head Office : 80 Maiden Lane, chants—7, Ad: Aaiacorpo

Bulvarney Prospect; Cable

N.Y.

V. J. Dobroliuboff, manager Asiatic

Mrs. V. J. Oobroliuboff

K. M. Dobrojansky Street;Transport Co.—20,

Branch Office: 1st. Alinertilleriskaya

No. 14

G. P. Medy A- M- Sherell de Florance, proprietor

A. V. Bouriachek BANKS

(See Shanghai for Agencies)

American Products Co., Factory Re- kaya Street, Pristan. Head iKitais

Banque Franco-Asiatique—10,

presentatives and Importers — 35, Paris : 9, Rue -Boudreau pCableOffice Ad;

Magazinaya Street; Teleph. 26-97; Frasikbank ,

P.O. Box 286; Cable Ad; Amenco 'N: D. Bouianovsky, manager

E. ID. Locke, managing director P.;: L. ’Coviaux. sub-mainager

G. 'Schmidt, assist, manager S. A. Tuleheff, signs per pro.

494 HARBIN

Chartered Bank of India, Australia & British Chamber of Commerce

China—76, Novogorodnaya SStiietet j ■ Hon President—C. F. Garstin,

P.O. Box 438; Cable Ad: Harmony C.M.G., C.B.E.

J. C. Kyle, apcountant (in charge) Chairman—A-

Ev M. Cafitell, sbb-acco'u.titaht Hon. Secty. and Melhuish

Treas.—J. S. Watson

L. R, Wilson Committee^C. L. Woodrufi, A. H.

Angus and R.! 0. Goodman,

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Cor- A.M.I. mech.e.

poration—IS,

Prist an; Teleph.Vodoprovodnaya

2614; Cable. Ad: NprbankStreet,

ageiit1 accountant

H.HB. R.Roe.f lenisted, ^ ^ m m ik £ -k

E. U. Black [ 1 E. P. Streatfield Dah in. yu tung. yu han hung sze

I. U. R. Mann j B. Y.. Clarke British Export FarandEastern

RailwayCo., Ltd., Import-

34/101, Kitaiskaya StreetContractors —

^ m n m & F. H. Raitt, managing-director

I Irmg Mook tch'ou shzi 'houi

International Savings /Society — Brown, J. A., Merchant—9, Rinnochnaya,

I. S. S.1 Building; 1, Kitaiskaya Pristan CCable Ad : Jabrowh

Streep Pristan; Cable Ad: Inter-

sayih.: Paris Office: 85, Rue St.

Latare. Head Office:. 7, Avenue BRynEr

Forwarding, and Insurance Agents—

Edward YII, Shanghai , Konnaia No/ 1; Cable Ad: Bryner

A. Befin, manager ‘ ’ L. Bryner, manager partner

J. P. Mud’cs, subrmana.g^r y f W. Howafd, sighs per pro. ; -

NationaL;Citjy Ba,nk of New York, The Agencies, C. A. Tyrtoff, do..

.‘*8, Mpptoyaya Street; Teleph. Admiral Oriental Line'

2424 : ^able Ad,: Oitibank Do’llar Steamship Line

S.I. T.,0.! JVlu^gjerd,

Bitting, manager Cie des Messageries .Maritiinek

accountant,u : c - ' 1 Glen &’Shire Lines

Sub-accountants

AV. liopiak c. .. SS. tS- ■ ! Holland-East-Asia Line'

' Java-Cbina-

Wilh. Japan Line

Willielmsen

T. I. Bonher

TV P Granbery, jr. Blue Star Line.. Line

Bank Line

■ W.

T. L.R.Edmiston

Marchman Barber-Wilhelmseh

DodweR-Castle LineLine'

Thriftcor Bank, The, Thrift anti Invest- Continental

Netherlands Insce.

Lloyd,Co.,

Ld.of New York

ment. Finance'and Trust. Corporation, Century Insurance Co., Ltd.

General

Tefephsi Banking—3, Kitaiskaya:Street;

■ 24 14 and 24-80; Cable Ad: Insurance Co.'of North America

Thriftcor.

Hal lab. ; Branches: - Shanghai 1 and Guildhall Insurance Co., Ltd.

, i Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.

Reinsurance Co. “Rossia” of Co-

Becos Traders, (Ltd., Enginfeering r. penhagen

iSupplies—53, Diagonalnaya Caterpillar Tractor Co. Corpn.;

Studebaker-Pierce-Arrow

R;C. Goodman,

Agent* for: / A,.;M,i.MECH.iil.,

> ' ; manager

;

General Insurance — 42, Kpnnaya

Ltd. Street

Boisen, C., Leather Import,-and .Shoe A. E/ 'R. Burgoyne'

Fadtor^ -r7^, Ucliasifcovaja Taijcoo

Boucher, R., Dealer in Chemicals and Butterfield & Swire (John Swire «fe

Drugs, Wines .and Spirits, etc*—-26, Sons, Ltd.), Merchants—Hongkong and

Samannaya Street; Teleph. 39-81;

P.O. Bq'N 272; Cable Ad : Boucher Shanghai Bank Building

0. W. Bone, signs per pro.

HARBIN 4$5

Caldbeck MacGregor & Co., Ltd., Chinese Eastern RAiLWAY AbsiiNistRA-

Wholesale and Retail Wine and tion—Newtown, Bolshoi Prospekt

Spirit Merchants

I. Thor, .agent §§ iE §1 Fin fihiang Jcugn

Cantilena, Mtrsic Store—19r>, Kitais- Chinese Maritime Customs—Vokzalny

Prospect; Teleph. 4272; Cable Ad:. Gustos

kaya Street; TelepH. 31-73

G. Trachenberg, proprietor

W. Trachenberg, signs per pro. In door Revenue Repartmknt

Commissioner—H.

Deputy CojnmrMYE.E.J.PrettejohnObrnberger

de Bodisco, ■ Yu

Caravan Tea Trading IIouse, General Assistants-^E. TJ Schjoth,

Importers, Exporters and "Commis-

sion Merchant$-*-r74, Yokslany Pfos ! Shao

: Wu,C. jK’o

A.

pect Yu P’ing, Wanig ' Chp Min.

N. A. tS'himolin, general manager ' ‘Chang Chung'Wei, G. ,S. Gibbes

and'T. M. Ro2off

Carlowitz & GO., Merchants, Engine- ' ’ 35etc.Chinese Clerks, writer, copyist

ers and Contractors—48>, Yarnaskaya Out door ■Staff■ ' ' ' a • ■ ' ■

r

Street; Teleph. 24^85'; P.6. Box 403;

Cable Ad: Carlowitz

O. Schroeter, sight per pro. , Chief Tidesurveyor

Master—A. Zanetti and Harbour

Assistant

yama Tidesu rveyor—T. Mtira-

ChiPowlinttap

Tung Tobacco Co. Ltd.—Cable Ad: Boat Officers—iM. V. Rudnitsky,1 K. A

' Goudashbff an'd A. P. Aispur

V.KoRadWen

wan,Ko,division manager

distributor Appraisers—E. T. Craig and-C. A.

Cammiade *

C. , T. Woodriiff, accountant Examiners—H. Ishikawa, P P.

Wang Tze Sneng, assist. distE Kozloff, A. V.-Blumberg and N.

G. NechaeR

M. Rogalslu( ,1,l Miss

Miss; M.A. Dorian

Kutuzova A. Halfter

Tideswaiters—Sung Wan-Ying, N.

CHiBUNf.vsKx..$

and Plumbing Engineers and Con- Cheng Lu and 38 other Chinese

tractors^,-Kitaiskaja St.; Teleph. Watcher—S. ID. Gaponoff

38-77 Miscellaneous — Y. P,. Grabaroff and

P. A. iPayot, .h.p.t. mgr., signs I. P. Starostin

Marine Department

per pro. ■ Harbour Master’s Clerk—Wang Chin

M. P. Andreeff, h.p.i. eng.-in-chief Hsiang- •

D. Y. Boldireff, acct. Launch Engineer—P. N. Stbvanoff

I Y. Kossova, secretary Launch Officer?—J. J. Sak, IK.

Preedit, A. Balled, D. Y. Bur-

m m# it n ii * ling and I. Y. Yujakoff

Chung hua tun chi kung sze Miscellaneous—K. Buriak, I. Osolin,

A. Berdnikoft, N. N. Barasheff and

China Electric Co., Ltd., Manufacturers P. K. Sheesh

of and Agents for Telephone, Telegraph Chinese Postal Administration, Head

and Electrical

of all Machinery

kinds—31, and Apparatus

Konnaya Street; OfficeHeilungkiang

for Ki-Hei Postal Districts (Kirin

Teleph. 44^69;"'Cable Ad: Micro- and Ad;Commissioner—F.

Postos

Province?) — Cable

phone L., Smith

L. S. Skoblin, branch manager District Deputy Commissioner—Tang

China Fur Trading Cb., LtP;—2, Konnaia Pao Chu

Acting Deputy Commissioner (District

Street Accountant)—E. Roth

V. S. Weinstein, manager Post OfficesStreet,

in Harbin

Chinese American Automobile Co., Hospital Newat—Bulvarny and

Town (N ankang);

Motor Cars, Trucks and Accessories Wutaochieh (Fuchiatien); Skyoznaya,

—d.16, Ching /Yang Chai; Teleph. 49- Pristan (Taoli); Siangfang

bin); Chiangyen (Fuchiatien);(Old Hsin-

Har-

95; Cable Ad: Chi am shihcbieh (Fucluatien); Machiakow;

L. T. Chao, managing director Suflgpu (MacHuankoW)

496 HARBIN

fcist^L Iviusks at—Kitaiskaya (Pristan); Germany—30, Cpjtfsul^.H,Ashito St.; Teleph. 3067

Gipperich

Chingyaiig'chieli

kovaya (Pristan);(k,uchiatieja);

Railway Ucbast-

Station Secretary—F. Marks

(New

Town)Town);.; CornerBolshoi Prospect ,fNew

of Jlolotnaya and Great Britain—23, Vauxalnaya Pro-

pladimirshaya Streeite, Nahalovka spekt; Teleph. 2557; P.O. Box 104;

Oie. Franchise ok Commerce enChine- Cable Ad: Britain

Wholesale and Retail (Dealers—103, Cohkiil-General—C. F. Garstin,

d/M.G., fa.B.E. '

'Kitaiskaia; Telep^. , 21-88; Cable VicW-Consul—S. L. Burdett, M.o.

4-d:P. Manufacture Secretary—Capt.

FtitsinA. O. Wilson

S. Grigorieff, ,,director Typist—L.

R T. Works, Mechanical and elec- Holland—45, 40-77

Artilleryskaya; Teleph.

trical Machinery—rc/o British and Consul—L. van der Hoeven

Far Eastern . Co,, 34 Kitayskaya

• Bhoeet . '.I ; . . ) , •:

V. Gebauer, manager tFar Eastern Italy—39, CathedralSungarisky Prospefet, near

agencies A. 0. C. Maffei

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd., Japan—27, Noyotprgowaya Street, New

Fire, Life, Marine, Accident,

Fidelity Guarantee and Car Insurance Burglary, Town; Telephs. 3687 and 4057

Agents: Beeps Traders, Ltd;—53, , Consul General—C. Ohashi

Di agonalu ay a : Toleph. 4185;’ Cable Latvian—4, Tsitsikarskaya Street

. Ad ; Becos Consul—P. Meschak

R. C. Goodman,; a.m.i. mech.e.,

J *, manager ! POLAlirD, Deleg at)6&';oBi4T22-24,,0Iukaya

Compagnie Internationale des Wagons Street

Lrrsufc dei? Grands ExPREss-^Fristan: Consul 'D. James

,; 60. Kitaiskaya Street jTeleph. 3978. New Vice-Consul—Stahislaw Balinsky

Town;

gary Gyand Hotel Building, Y8,

Prpspekt; Telepln 42-78’; Cable Ad:Soon- PbRi^JGAL—Bolshoi Prospect .

Sleeping ’ ‘Cbnsul--g;

Technical Dept. ’ 'Seeretary—V. E. Kaufiman

A(.¥;K, Hassek. inspector

Smivnotf,: accouptaint United States of America Consulate

S. Giutb, controller . General—45,

towivy Telephs.Bolshoi Prospdct, New

2357 (chancery) and

•*, Booking Agencies

B. L-Tanussowski, manager , 4645 (Consul General)

M. Y. Barbasb Consul General—George C. Hanson

Mrs.lMiashoysky Consul—Culver B. Chamberlain

, Miss 1 Andreeva t —j-| —.Alpxandre

Maviahin Co nsu 1 — Cabot yCovi 1 le

Vice-^Consul—Paul M. Dutko

Compacnik Optokc, Import Export — 3, Do. —T. L. Lilliestrom

Sammannaya Street Chinese Interpreter^—S. C. Chen

Clnnese Clerk—W. H. Tung

Russian Interpr.—Alex.

Russifpi Clerks—Miss M.Yazykov

LvofI and

CONSULATES . . ‘ Igor. S. Durassoff

Belgii^m--Hailarskaya Street,' 13 Chinese Writer—H. G. Ning

New Town ,

Vice-Consul—Witold de Gay g[i $1 Ho hee

CORNABE, ECKFORD & WINNING — 41 ~

^ Denmap^—66, PoievvayaJ-orgeu^fiji

Acting C

Ad: Neville

France—16, ^Tsitsikavskaya Strej^t - H. J. iNeville, Lloyd's, sub-agent

Consiih-L. Rbynaud Dodge BRotueRs Motor Cars- 29, Com-

'Secretaire—Mile,

Secretaire Monier

Chinbis—WouZelenkoff

Wen Jen mercial Street; : Cable Ad : Tervandt

Dkcty1 ographe—Mid. P. J. Tervandt, manager

HARBIN 497

DodgeA Seymour (China), Ltd., Importers Far Eastern Drug Trading,Co.. Daltotat

and Manufacturers’ Agents — 23, —26, Wholesale Chemists and Druggists, etc.

Shlcolnaya; Teleph. 20-70; Cable DaltotatRusskaya (Street; Cable Ad:

Ad : Eximco L. M. Rogovin, manager

David Fuchsman V. A. Bronstein,,’asst. manager

Drefus et Cie. , Lpuis, Exporters ,Qf

Cereals — 13, iSamannaya Street; Far Eastern Export' .and Import Cor-

Cable Ad: Sesostris poration, Farexico — 20, Elinskaya

E. Silberstein, manager St:; Teleph. 22-96; Cable Ad: Farex

L. Ml Rogovin, manager

Oruggist Company, Chemicals and

Drugs — 6, Aptekarskaya Street; Fetisoff Bros., Importers of Iron and

Cable Ad: Druggist Steel, Hardware, Tools, etc.—21, Mosto-

H. M. Krinsky, proprietor vaya Street

Dunlop Rubber Co: (China), Ltd., Tyres Fleet B, Hayton, Press Representative

and Rubber Goods—24, Commercial for Exchange ..Telegraph Co., Ltd.,

Street: Cable Ad : Hivano London, “Morning Post” Londbn,

East Asiatic Co., Ltd. of Copenhagen, “CorHere della Seta” Milan—-37,

Exporters of Keans, Cereal^ and Oil — StrAhovaya Street; Teleph. 33-64;

65, Polevaya Street; .Cable Ad: P.O. Box 241; Gable Ad: Observer

WassaTd Fleet &/C6., Hayton, Commercial Agents

A. Jorgensen, riiknager —37, Strahovaya Street; P.O. Box

K. Meyling 241

H. Tofte

H. Henningsen

M. Seidel Frazar, Federal Inc., U.S.A., Auto-

mobiles—10, Diagonalnaia Street

East Asiatic Yostasi Co.—Kitaidraya P. Tervahdt, manager

Street: Cable Ad : Vostasi

A. D. Kirilloff, partner Fur and W'ool Trading Co., Ltd., Ex-

porters of Fur and Wool—12, Pekar-

East Wiest Eur Trading Corporation, naya iStreet; Ciable Ad: Furwool

B. Sohdovitch, representative

(Dealers in Furs and Skins—7, Rino-

ehnaya

j1 Street; Cable Ad : Kupitsky

A. E. Kupitsky, partner Gay, W^TOLd Pe(,j Railway Contractor—

Ekkel. S. A., SwoT;n Broker Of the 13, Hailarskaya St.; Teleph. 4014

Chamber of COwimeTce—to, Apteka- -GEnfe#; ' M. A., (Dealer in Paper and

vskaya Street Stationery 43, Diagonalnaya Street;

English Bookshop,, TlpE (The. Readmore Callin' Ad: Genfer '

0;Library)—16, Birjevaya Street rj

■' ^hhpsohVAgfehin(es, prbpiietors Glass Products Trade and Industrial

Co., Ltd., Polished Plate Glass,

E^gCish Institute A : -r-27, :Nbvotorgoyaya Window Glass, : etc.—11, Kavkaz-

Street '' skaia Corner Kitaiskaia' Street;

B. Hay ton Fleet, principal , .Qa-ble Ad: Glass

H. IL, vO!up. partner

English Woollen Goods, Piece ; Odods

and WePlIeh-i-lOI Rihochniaya) Street ^ Mei-ya

M. EbkaHbny partner Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance Co.

Fainitsky, V. C.j Importers of Co- 71; Cable Ad : UnderitersTeltphs. 31-

—90, Kitaiskaya Street;

lonial Products, Wine and Spirit American Asiatic Underwriters,

Merchants—6i5, Pekarnaya Street Fed. Inc., TES.A.; managers for

V. O. Fainitsky, proprietor and the Orient

manager

‘408 HARBIN

Grand Hotel (Chinese Eastern Railway), Howard Ford, F-, ^Architect and In-

Tourist

Office—3,Bureau, TicketProspect

Sungarisky and Inquiry

Teleph. surance Agent—42, ; Strachovaia St.

24-28 Cable Ad: Granhotel F. Howard-Ford, proprietor

Y. Maevsky, hiaiiager «S Y * 3S

Geandi & Co., F., Importers and Ex- H cnter & 06.,1 lmporters, ! Exporters-

porters—64, Kitaiskaya Street —3, Commercial Street; Cable Ad:

Harbin Club—IT, Grinskaya Street Western Hunter; Codes: A.B.C.. 5th edn.r

(New Town); Teleph. 49-74 Union, Bentley’s, Schofield’s^

I. Reynaud, chairman Calpack and Private

F. II. Raitt, hon. secrejtary Jas. A. Hunter, proprietor

E. J. Mahon, hon. treasurer

“Harbin Commercial PosT,y—371- gtra- Fing-shang po net-men yang kien yu

hovaya Street; P.O. Box 241 hsien.kung&z :,

B. Hayton Fleet, proprietor and editor Imperial Chemical Industries (China),.

Ltd., Importers

“Harbin Daily News”—14, Bulvarny mercial and Industrial Chemicals— of Alkalis and Com-

Prospect; Teleph. 2179 14, Novogorodniaya Street; Teleph.

H. Custis Vezey, propr. and editor 26180; P.O. Foig 206; Cable Ad1:

“Harbin Observer” (British Evening Alkali

Daily)—37, Strahovaya Street; P.O. A. V. Farmer, dist. manager

Box 241 A. M. (Davidson , , ,

B. Haytdn Tleet, proprietor & editor B. Munrb i^mith

M |[] Ho le Industrial Enterprises, I/fo., Min-

Holstein & Co., C., Importers and Ex- gineering, ing, Industrial, Agricultural, En-

porters—P.O. Box 222; Cable Ad: Kitaiskaya - Transport,

Holstein

etc. — 159,

Street; Cable Ad: In-

C. Holstein (Kobe) dusenter

G.L.C.Pariser,

Sohrbecksigns per pro. C. H. Wang, chairman of dirs.

E. D. Linson, managing director

H. Busse I F. Trapp ^. R, Luckie, English, secretary

J. FarkensDept.| H. Weterling International Harvester Export Co.

Engineering r

B. B, BorisspfE,- dipl. ing.. Agricultural

gonalnaya Street,Machinery—52,

Pristan; P.O. BoxiDia-

462;

Agents for

Gebrueder Junghans A.G., Schramberg Cable Ad: Interha

A. uenther

W.. Faber, A. H. Schweyer, manager

Wanger,Stien

Hanoverb/Nuernberg

n & i:-m %

Holland Assur. Society, Ld.

Home Insurance Co. of New York of 1841

J. D. Riedel—E. de Haen A. G. International Hwa-gee-pao-hszen-kung-sze

Berlin Britz General Insurance:Insurance Office,

Chemisch—Pharmazeutische A. G. cident, Motor-car,

Bad Homburg LifeFire,& Casualty—17,

Marine, Ac-

Skvoznaya Cor. Kitaiskaya ;Teleph. 3008;

Hongkono Fire Insurance

The (Incorporated Co., Ltd.,— Cable

in Hongkong)

Ad: Tntersure

S. Z. Ginsburg, manager

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Building; Agents for:

Teleph. 37-80 P.O. Box .204 (Pristan); National Union Indemnity Co.

Cable Ad: Matheson

Jardines Co.,Ld., gen.mgrs. United StatesCo.Merchants & Ship-

pers Ins.

Jardine. British America Assurancg Co. of

J. K. Shaw, branch manager Toronto

M. S. Agafuroff

Insurance Co. of> the State of

Hotel Moderns—177, Kitaiskaia St.; Pennsylvania

Cable Ad: Moderne Hudson Insurance Co.

A. L. Pevsner Asia Life Insurance Co., Inc.

HARBIN

International Sleeping Car Co.—130, Kovalsky, V. F., Timber and V.eneer Ex-

Kitaiskaya Street; Cable Ad: Sleeping ports—P.O. Box 332; Cable Ad:

R. J. Januszowski, manager Kovalsky

V. F. Kovalsky

0 @ Y. P. Rutkevich, general mgr.

Wango Shan Dyan

International Technical Trading Co. •± dL .

Hardware, 1 Household and Electrical Kunst and Albers (Harbin), Im-

Supplies — 139, Kitaiskaya

Teleph. 42-28; Cable Ad : Metko Street; porters, Engineers- and Contractors

Head Office : Harnburg. Branches :

Helanipo, Shanghai, Hankow and

a & PS # H- IS fc IS Nanking — Office: 8, Commercial

JaiIdine Engineering Corporation, Ltd., Corner Stteet; Showroom: Kitayskaya,

The—14, Vodoprovodnaya Birschewaya Street, Te-

22-84; Cable Ad: Jardeng St.; Teleph. leph. 22-88; Cable Ad : Kunstalber;

R. M. Austin, chairman (^Shanghai) Codes A.B1C. 6th edn., Bentley’s,

J. H.F. R.Owen, signs per pro.

Fielding, secretary Rudolf Mosse. Acm'e and Private

E. J. Schramm, branch manager A. Mari, ni'anager

F. Chadwick O. Berg i A. Malch

A. P. Russaieff R. Ewert . . Frl. A. Obuchowa

G. P. Ishevsky E: Graf j; Frl. I. Rogenhagen

Mme. M C dbric G.*' ross’ ' •' !j; K.

M:. G1 nge K- ’ Thier

Scheink '

Kagan, A. I., Exporter of Man- (for Agencies A. KetfriBerg i P. Webrmahn

churian Produce, Importer of see ShOfUghai Section)

American Goods—11, Politzeskaya;

Cable Ad: Altaiskaia Laurent, Marius, Importer and Ex-

A. I. Kagan, proprietor porter — 26, Samannaya Street;

R. M. Kagan, signs per pro. Gable Ad: Laurent

Karlson, Zeltin & Co., Ltd., Importers M. Laurent, manager

—P.O. Box 278; Cable Ad; Kaseco LEiNiiWEBER, W., Chemicals arid Drugs

C. A. Perley, manager —20, Koreiskaya Street; Cable Ad :

F. Deitz Kofa

W. Eshig J A, Bogdanoff W. Leineweber

Klarer, W.L., Wholesale Drugs, M. iDulsky

Chemicals, Perfume—7, Birjevaya; Lemex n:, HARRYi Perfumery and

Cable Ad: Klarer Drugs —• 153, Kitaiskaya Street;

M Ter Lee Cable Ad: Lementy

Klemantaski, Jacques, Insurance Agent H. Lemente

and Importers—Cable Ad: Klemantaski LlOyds—41, Rynochaia Street; Cable

L. P, Klemantaski, partiier Ad : Neville

F. A. Jones, do. H. J. Neville; sub-agent

Kooyman and Lonborg’s CnikA Office Lopato, Sons, Ltd., A., Tobacco and,

—42, Konnaya Street; Cable Ad: Cigarette Manufacturers—20, Shiro-

Kooyman kaya Street and Factory in New

A. E. L. Burgoyne, manager Town ; Cable Ad : Havanna

A. I. iDetoros Robert Bailey, chairman

Directors — A. Bassett, E. F.

Korilaieff’s Sons, General Merch- Bolitho, L. G. Cousins, A. L.

ants—25, Uchastkovaya; Cable Ad : Dickson, W. C. Foster, E. A.

Korilaieff Lopato and T. E. Skidmore

P. Sv Pervushin, manager C. C. Newspni, f.c.i.s., secretary

A. Golding, accountant

IKosinsky, Dr. K. V., Medical Prac- M. S. Dubinsky, F. G. Urkin

titionef—2, Magasinmaya Street and J. I. Yutkevitch

boo HARBIN

p Zeang mgw Xktiikudands Insukanuk Office-—31,.

Manchurian Co,, Ltd., Merchants, Land Riisskaya;Brandus Teleph. 3571,; Cable Ad:

and Real Estate A gents—Manchu

7 rian A. W. Brandys,

Co. Building, 119, NovotorgQ' iay» Street;

Teleph. 33 13; P.O. Box 113; Cable Ad: J. G.i Patefit * 1

Sagacity

A. R. Burkill & Son (Shanghai), Neville it Co., H. J n, Bynochnaya,

Kitaiskaya, Pristah

general managers K. J. Neville d| f D. A. Neville

J. V.S. V.Watson, manager

Mohanoff

Wm. Baker I P. P. Nicholsky Neville, Dwyer A, Correspondent The

Mrs. S. Fried | MissH.Pickersgill Board of Underwriters of New York -

M. Dombsky | E. ,J. Kansler 41, Rynochnaya Street Pristan; P.O.

Insurance Dept, I ,V. V. Abakumoft BoxD. 248

J. H. Denver-Jones A. Neville | H. J. Neville

M. M. Terenin | Prof. G. S Gins Nicolaeff Bros., Automobiles Spare

Boris. A. Rudinsky, M.p., and Y.

S. lazinsky, >i.d., medical examiners Parts, Marine Motors^l2, Kosoy

Per; Cable Ad: Nikolbeff

Manchurian Plague Prevention

Service—Cable Ad: Wulienteh

Director and C.M.O. — Wu-lien-teh, Cable China

North Produce .^bfepoRATiON—

Ad: NopcSlnpfo,

m.d., m.a. (Cantab.) and ll.d. J. Cherniavsky

Senr. Medical Officer—Dr. C. L.

Shih N- Y/s Gravenbaagsche Industriell

Bacteriologist—Dr. R. Pollitzer

Resdt. Med. Officer—Sung Ct i-Cie BN GoodsHandEl Maatschappij,

and General Rubber

Merchaints—P.O.

Assist.

Wang Resdt. Med. Officer^Dr. H Box 202;; Gaifole Ad: Gator

Senr. Medical Officer (Newchwang)— .K. Beyersdorff, manager

!Dr. C. C. Wen

Taheiho Hospital —Dr. Wan Wen Yung Olivier

Manchoul i Hospital—Dr. Lin Cho Hsin Importers Chine (S. A.), Exporters and

Mazuza M. S., Import and Export—3, P. Nugtie, representative

Skvosnaya Street: P.O. Box 354 Pelstroosof, J. B., Import, Export—13-

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Export, 17, Yamagnta dori; P.O. Box 112

Import, Shipping and Insurance—vodo

—Provodnaya (Street; Cable Ad: jj| Tdon. lee

Mitsui _ Pelstrusof, M. V., Ljiport^ Insurance,

K. Furuta, manager Railway Supplies and Mahtifacturers’

Representative—24, Bazartraya St. r

Moscow Pharmacy, Chemists and P.O. Box. 447 Taolii; Teleph. 43-05 ;

Druggists—187, Kitaiskaya Street Cable Ad: Pelstrusof;* Codes: A.B.

L. M. Rogoin, proprietor C. 5th and improved, Bentley’s

R, A. Aiscnstein, manager Universal Trade and Private

Moulin Coal Mining Co..—25, Ajiheis- M. Y, Pelstrusof, proprietor

kaya Street Miss AlexandraPelstrusof,

Miss Tamara Pelstrusoff,

clerkstenogr.

Tsai Taoin, president < j. Chr.

S. L. Skidelsky, vice-president trical and machinery dept. (elec-

Al. Poklonsky, engineer

NpFTESYNDiCAx (Soyuzueft), Petroleum F. M. Kolberg

N. Si,uno,otin, engineer

Products—9, Grusinkaya Street

F- D. Yostrikoff, manager Pickersgill, M. H., Dealers in Diamonds

Nemirovsky. L. L., .Perfumery and and Precious Ural Stopes-fd t. Bulvar-

Drug Store—54, Novoti.)rgovaya St.; naya Street; P.O. Box 231

P.O. Box 77: Cable Ad : Nemimvsky j Podliashuk, I. M., Import-Export -7- 5,

Mrs. L. M. Nemirovsky Mostovaya

HARBIN 501

Produce Expoke Co. (Hakbin), Ltd.—8, Simpson’s Agencies, Neiws and Advew

Post Street; P.O. Box 48; Telephs. 4980 tising Agency Servicer Wboiesale Book-

sellers, Mail Order and General Service,

and ‘4281; Cable,Ad : I'roduct

R. Thompso®1, director Dept.

InquiryCommercial

Bureau, rJ' ranIpforfjoation and

siating: and Copy-

A. H. Angus, do. ing OlHce—46, Stahovaya Street; P.O.

J. Dalgleish, secretary Box 276; Tel. Ad: Simpson

L. P. E. Neilson, engineer Proprietors

Miss M. Wilson, cashier English Book Shop

Harbin Herald

Russian Asiatic Cp.r Importers Ex-

porters and Insurance Agents—5, Singer SewingPristan;

kaya Street, MachineCable Co,—99, Kitais

Ad: Singer

Mostovaya; Cable Ad: Troika Miss E. I. Pushkina, manageress

T. O. Ibsen

J. P. Olsen

F. Grandi Skidelskv s;SuccessorsI'L. S;> Merchant:

Timber and Coal ^4, Bolshoi Prospekt;

Russo-Manchurian Book Trade Co., Code: Bentley’s , ,

Books and Stationery—91, Novotor-

govaya Street; P.O. Box &1 fD H Mei ho

V. M. Possohin, manager Skoblin

tives —Co.,31, Direct

Konnaya Factory Representa-

Street; Telephs.

44-69; Cable Ad: Skoblin

L. S. Skoblin, general manager

Chu har' kht hat yen mii hi hi fen chu N, S. Skoblin, manager

Salt Administration—Cable Ad: Salt J. S. Skoblin, mgr. (engineering dept.)

Assistant Auditor—M. T.Yung

English Secretary—Ho Hsieh m x m n m

Chinese do. — Kao Sbih Tseng iSu ko. tdh'Pung jumg

Accountant— Ghien Nai Ohing

Releasing Officer—Hsu Kai Ti Skoda works, Ltd. (Far 'Eastern En-

gineering Offices- !of the Limited

Company, formerly the’ Skodaworks,

T?j H Hsing Uua Kung Ssu Plzen, Czechoslovakia), Steel Works,

Schmidt & Co.. Importers ©f Medical- and Builders of all kinds of Mechanical

and 'Scientific Supplies—40, Dia- jevayailflectHcal Machinery—2/7, Bir-

Street, Pristan; Telephs,

gonalnaia; Teleph. 2787 45450; Cable Ad: Skodaworks

Gg. Stoessel, branch manager Karel Jan HOPa, E.E., manager

W. Reich Far Eastern Branches (S’hai.)

Y. I van off H. A. Kusik, manager

William C. C. Tai A. Y. Obolsky-, stiles to'aha^ef

Mrs. I. Malareysky

Miss.W. Pavlovkaia K. Stiika,: secTettirJt'.

J. Futtera, ’ engineer

A. Fischer, asst." secretary

Shaw Brothers i Co., Importers and Miss L. Konicek, typist

Exporters—New Town H. Chow, ChineSje Secretary

Shingming Trading Co. (China), Societe Francaise de's Telephones In-

Ltd., Railway Materials and Techni- terurbains, Telephones, Wireless, Elec-

cal Supplies—ft. Koreskaya Street; trical KorotkaiaSupplies

Street;andCableContractors—2.

Ad: Telint,

P.O. Box 485; Cable Ad : Shing- Head Office: Shanghai

minco A. Brun, manager

G. R. Weber

A. M. Men drin South Manchuria Railway Co. 6-

Siemens Schuckert Werke, G.m.b.H,— Yokzalny Prospect, New Town

Novotorgovaya Street: .Cable Ad: K. Usami, manager

Siemensbuk K.section)

Maeda, chief (general affairs

J. Heimann, manager S. Takahata, chief (traffic, section)

502 HARBIN--OHANGCH UN

SocoNy Vacuum Corporation — 21, A. V. Babintseft', partner & manager

iSamannnaya Street A. F. Toporkoff, manager

U.It.B.J.OttMoore V. A. Haeff, do.

H. Haimovitch 1 Vernett, J. E., Wine 1 arid Spirit Merchant

Mrs. N. Erakova' —49, BirjeVaya Street; P:0. Box 27

S vist UK off, M. P., Hardware and Sanitary Warms & Co., Fl V., Importers and Com-

Appliances—121, Mo^toviiya Street mission Agents—16, Rinochnaya iSt. ;

Sweet Co., The John V.--Publishers, Cable Ad: Degay

Stationary, Wholesale and Importers, WeysfiHld, N. E., Exporter ;of Hides,

Philatelic

P.O. Box 269Department; ’ : Teleph. 32-64: Skins, Furs and Casings—28, Baza-

maya Street ; Cable Ad: Weysfield

m a ± m N. E. Weysfield

Teh shih ku Kuo yu kmt/j szu

Texas Co. (China), iLtd., Texaco Pe- WpuDEMAR, Ernst, Sewing Maphines and

troleum Products—-?13, Chinese St., Pa-rts—•72^ Kitaiskaya Street

Frisian; Cable Ad: Tfexacb’ Zikman, ' L ew' , ' Import and Export

C. !©. Orescanj reprefeeptative (Sugar, Gunny Bags, etc.)—125,

Tschurin & Co.,-1.1.- Mostovaya. Street

Universal

turers, Providers’ (Established'

Manufacturers’, i and

1867), Sole. A^genf Rumd ^rid Pgla%d oj?

Manufac-

Bbpresentdtive. Acme Commodity and Phrase

and General.Contractors—Head Office: Cbde

Tschurin’s Buildings, New

Telephs. 20-8$, 38 8® and]38-93; Cable Ad: Town;

Tschurin; Codes: Bentley’s,'A.B.C. 5th ZUKEBMAN, ag I® j Tek then ycn-g hong

and 6th edns., Rudolf Mosse Code, Suppl. ImportersWoLUHEIM GeBREUDER. & Co.

. , V.1.N.A.A.A.Kapsianoff,

Kassipnoff, partqer

Kassianoff, , gen-,mgr. naja Street;andTelelph.

partner

3887; Cable Ad:

do. Zuwolco

CHANGCHUN

^ Ch‘ang ch‘un or Kwanchengtze

This to^ii o\ves its recent importance to the fact that it is situated at

the junction of the South Manchuria Railway (Japanese) with the southern

branch (from Harbin) of the Chinese Eastern Railway, while' another Rail-

way connects it with the city of Kirin, the capital of the Province of that

name, about 80 miles, distant, nearly due East, and beyond to Tunhua.

Changchun was opened to ilnternational Trade by. Agreement with Japan

in 1915, There is here a large Japanese Railway ‘Settlement, admirably laid

out, north of the old Town, from which it is separated by the area laid out

by the,, Chinese Authorities ,as a, commercial quarter. North of the Japanese

Railway iSettlemeut lies the town that has grown •■Up around what is new'

the The

southern, terminus

country of the Chinese

surrounding Eastern

Changchun ife aRailway.

vast and exceedingly fertile

plain, the produce from which is,|distributed North, South and East by the

divergent Railways

Since March 9th 1932, Changchun has been the Capital of the new State

of Manchuria (or “Manchoukuof’),. recognition of which has not yet (early

July, 1932) been accorded by any /foreign country; and the name of the town

has been changed to Hsinching (“New CapitaP’).

Plans have been mooted for elaborate extensions of the existing town, to

be laid out in a style befitting the Capital of an independent Republic of

some 30.000,009 persons.

CHANGCHUN 503

DIRECTOKY

Bank of China MISSIONS

Yuan iDah Chi, manager Danish Lutheran Mission

Shih Pin Sun, sub-manager ‘ ; Miss K. Thomsen

Bank of Chosen—12, Iwai-machi-3; Cable IrishRev.

PresLyterian

Ad:T. Chosenbank

Suginohara, manager R. J. Gordon,Mission

m.a., m.b., wife

K. Kuba, -sub-manager Rev. A, Weir, b.a„ and wife, b.a.

Miss A. Gardiner, b.sc.

Miss A.F. A.Hunter,

Rev. Fulton,mm.a.,

b. b.d., and wife

a a ts « » ® ^ * m

Chi Tung Yin, Kung Ssu Soeurs Franciscaines, Missionnaires

Chi Tung Tobacco Co., Ltd. (the de Marie

Former B.A.T. Co., Ltd.), Cigarettes Soeur Franciscaines

and Tobacco—Sunrise Eoad, Ja- Mere Marie de Nazzarei

panese Railway Zone; Teleph. 2454 Mere Marie Therese-Emilie

Narcyzadu, s.c.

iShih Lian Shan, territory mgr. Mere Marie

ChiExporters

Tung Chang Co., Ltd., Importers, Soeur Marie de Ste. Fare

and Eri^ineeririgA-l, Umege- Soeur Marie'de St. Sixte

cho Soeur Marie Sinforiana

Soeur Marie Sakramejhtu

Frazar Federal jifcl, tJ.S’.A., Automo- PostActing

OfficeDeputy Postal Commissioner

tive and Industrial Engineering—

Ta Ma Lu, Commercial Settlement; —M. J. C. Ricard

Cable Ad: Frazar. Head Office: Secretary—Chen Hung-shu

Tientsin Towtaokow Sub-Office

R. H. Chen Postmaster— Mao Ho sheng

C. S. Fukushino

Miss H. Yohino Schith^ M^nc^uri^n Railway, District

Japan Tourist BureaIj—In ^ frbntof K. Haneda

Railway Station; Teleph, 1393 S. Hanaf

K. Takeuchi, manager

Japaxes e Consulate ^ Mei foo

Consul—S. Tashirp Socony-Vacuum ■ Corporation -Cable

Japanese Post Oeflcj-: Ad: Socony

S. Mabichi, pip^tmgster ; . Y. Tokmakoff

Manchuria Flour Mill Toa Tobacco Company

T. Neba,. braneh manager K. Nakashiipa, manager

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha Yamato Hotel (South Manchurian Hotel

I. Tani, branch manager Co.) -Telepl). 8-351; Cable Ad: Yamato

YHOxoaaia

KIHIN

^jt ^ Chi-tin

.(Kirin i&the Mancliu name of the city.)

Kirin, the capital of the province of the same name on the Sungari river, is 80

miles from Changchun, with which it is connected by railway. It is one of the most

prosperous towns in Manchuria, arid,

It ishaving been rebuilt after a,for

disastrous fire in 1911,

■spossesses

upplies ofmany

timberfine

frombuildings.

the neighbouring theregions.

distributing'4ehtre

V the ineShaiffetible

DIRECTORY

Irish Prksbytkria> Miseioj*' I Roman Cathoi-IC Mission ,

Rev. J. MeWhirter i S. de G. Mgr. Gaspais, Eveque titulaire

Dr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Sloan

Dr. Emma M, Groeks R. P. Canope

Cubizolles, pro- vicaire

Miss Lily Dodds (nurse) , I. Lacqwojs, superieur du seminaire

i L. Glbert 1 ' A. Sagard

H ,\ G (' KING T S.U S

H # * Lung-ching-fsim

Lungchinglsun (Dragon Well Village), has a population of about 15,000 inhabitants,

composed

fertile of about 11,000 Koreans, 3,000 Chinese, and

and 1,000 Japanese.

'Thqre areSituated in a

mining plain, its main

possibilities (coal,exports

copper,arei beans,

silver, and millet

gold) waitingtimber.

development. Thepromising

trade—

by light railway to Kainei—is with Korea and Japan. The principal imports are

cotton piece goods, sugar, Japanese sundries, paper, kerosene oil, metals, fishery

products.

Trade oil thh whole was somewhat dull in the Luhg6hingtsun district in

1931, though political conditions, as( compared with those* which so disturbed

the district under the guise .of communist movements in 1980, had improved

gtehtly. i'hioughoitt the Vear there was evidence of a Considerable depres-

sion in local business and several shops and other establishments closed

down completely. The volume of trade was distinctly lower, though this is

not self-evident from the value table. Imports on a gold basis show of

course an increase in value due to the low price of the silver in which values

are expressed, and, on the. other hand, though exports are down in value,

the amount of produce actually exported during 1931 shows but little varia-

tion from the figures for the previous year.

The value of the trade of the port coming under the cognisance of the

Customs in 1931 was Hk. Tls. 5,4)89,036 as compared with Hk. Tls. 5,698,5)79

in 1930, Hk. Tls. 7,178,889 in 1929, and Hk. Tls. 8,106,729 in 1928. Tele-

LUNGC HINGTSUN—H U N CHUN 505

phone and telegraph line, in addition to the Chinese telegraph and tele-

phone lines, connect (Lungchingtsun with the, neighbouring marts of Yenki,

Towtaokow and Hunchun. A, handsome new building for the Bank of Chosen

was completed in 1023, and. a partiotd&rly /fine new Japanese Consul'ate-

General in 1925.

DIRECTORY

Bank of Chosen Tidewaiters—Jen

S. T.Shiozawa Local Pao Ch’i Kwang

Watcher—Kim

Tou and Lu-

Shih Yeh

Itoh

Chinese

ActingMaritime Customs G. Wallas Japanese Consulate-General

Commissioner—A.

(and at Hunchun) Consul-General—K. Okada

Consuls—I. Shooji and C. Seino

Assistant—I. Ando Vice-Consuls— S. Takiyama and H

Assist. Tidesurveyor—E. A. Weekes Sugiura

Do. Examiner—T. Akechi and Lin Chancellors—H. Yoneda,S. G.Watanabe

K. Fujita, K. Yuge, Hamadaitr

Yi Deh K. Komori

Do. Boat Offices — Yun Kiang Hua

and Kao Yuan Che Police Supt.—K. Suyematsu

HUNCHUN

* »

Hunchun

25 min. 5 sec. N.,is derived

long. 130fromdeg. Manchu,

22 min. 10meaning

sec. E. offrontier, and isonsituated

Greenwich, the rightinbank

lat. 24of deg.

the

Hung Ch’i Ho, Insome

Novokievvsk. 171435 atidetachment

from the Chino-Bussian

of soldiers came frontier and about

here from 90 liand

Ninguta, distant

this from

may

be regarded as the beginning of Hunchun, which was to be opened to trade, by treaty

with Japan1909.

December, (Manchurian

TowardsConvention),

the end of in19211905,

an but tfie Customs

electric staff was

light plant did not arrive inbefore

installed the

town by a Chinese concern. The surrounding districts are fairly fertile, and the mining

possibilities

value. (coal, gold, and copper) may, when taken in hand, prove of considerable

The town (earthen walled) has a population of 37,535 Chinese in addition to

whom are some 1,300 Japanese and Koreans. The main exports are beans, millet and

oftimber;

wine,and the main

sugar, matchesimports:

and cotton

fiour. piece

The goods,

generalkerosene oil, fisheryofproducts,

impovesshment spirits

the Hunchun

district, resulting from the destruction of crops by the disastrous

of 1928, was manifested, in a great reduction in practically every category of imports floods of the summer

during 1929. Therelieving feature of an otherwise very poor year was the excellence

of the bean and cereal; props, but the timber season could not be described as wholly

satisfactory,

ing poverty, prices

progress obtained showing

was made verymodernisation

in the little margin ofof profit.

the townDespite the prevail-

of Hunchun. The

standard-gauge

was opened to traffic railway fromnorth

as far Vuki,as the port ofinentry

Shuiashan and shipment.for

November. The projectedtheextension

district,

of this important line to Kunju should be of very great significance in the future

development of the Hunchun area.

•506 HUNCHUN

Trade in 1931

The peaceful conditions etijoyM in the Hunchun district in recent years

continued

.and civil during

authorities1931. wasTheresponsible

excellent control

for the exercised

entire absence by theof local*

those military

bandit

outrages for which the district was at once time notorious. A severe flood in June

caused the death of about 100 persons in addition to the destruction of property and

and growing crops, and the harvest, was so adversely affected by the heavy rains

earlier

December.in theTrade

year that

duringan the

embargo:'

year was oil fairly satisfactory,

dil cerealsandwastheimposed

gradualondevelop-

the 1st

ment of the town and district of Hunchun continued. Considerable numbers of new

houses

Consulate,werewhileconstructed by a Korean

further progress immigrants

was made in the Inmodernisation

the vicinity ofof shop the Japanese

premises

and other buildings.5 The extension 6f the Korean Government Railway from 'Yuki

toof this

Onjoimportant

was completed and opened to traffic on 20th October.

line has been planned ahd will be carried Out in 1932. Within the A further extension

next few yeai-s the Northi Edrean'frontier in these; parts will be served by an

excellent standard-gauge

expected toiproceed at an acceleratedrailway,:andpace.development

Evidence ofofthisthisteddehcy

> district may'then

is already beto

be seen in the growth of old villages and the appearance

valley. The new railway'attracted'* a considerable ainotiht of the ■ carrying of the poes in the Tumen

trade

fornlerly

centuated monopolised

in years to by

come, juii.kssi

nfiffife ahd

three it is

local probable

coat minesthathadthis

a tendency*

faily good will

year, be the

but ac-

output is restricted by theiaok of large industrial [factories as consumers! ' Gold con-

atinued

readytomarket.

be worked Anbyincrease

primitivein themethods

value ofin direct

the Tumentzu

foreign area and, isof shown

imports course, infound

the

returns, but this represents the higher cost of foreign goods as expressed in Haikwan

taels rather

generally, than larger imports, declines being shown in foreign cotton piece goods

on foreign inimports

artificial

andsilk

thepiece

poor goods, and in other

prices obtained commodities.

for local exports wereTheheldhigherto betariff

con-

tributing causes in the particular declines instanced. If quantity

the export trade may be said/to ■ }|hvfe §experij#jicecl ap excellent year. Exports of only is considered,

beans and cereals increased vefy considerably. ' The prite^s obtained for these products,

however, were poor,

labour. Timber and in many

merchaants, on thecasesotherfarmers gained

harcd[, had a verybutsuccessful

little profit

season.fromOwing

their

tomarket

the low value of silver and the consequent high cost of foreign

was available for local timber in Shanghai, Chefoo, Tientsin, and other North supplies, a ready

ChinaTheports.

net valueTimberof exports

the tradetherefore

in 1931 showed

was Hk.a large increaseasover

Tls. 2,919,’507 the 1930with

compared figures.

Hk.

TlS. 1,756,167 in 1930,, Hk. Tls, 1,920,436,.ih 1929, and Hk. Tls. 3,090,776 in 1928.-

DIRECTORY

Customs, Chinese Maritime Chief! of the Branch Office of Con-

Acting Commissioner—A. G. Wallas sulate General—K. Moori

(at Lungchingtsun) ' , Chief of Police—H. Shoji

Assistant—W. A. Mackenzie (incharge) Chutzukai Branch : ■,

Examiner—T. Nakao V ice Consul—T. Tamaka

Tidewaiters—Leung Kok-Man and Y Chancellor !S. Takenaka

Tung Chi-yen Chief of Police'—K. Hasegawa

Ton-tao<-kon Branch:

Chief of Branch—M. Matsu Cara

Japanese Consulate Chief of Police—S. Jono'

Consul-GeneralK. P'ai-tsap-Kon Branch: Horiuchi

Lun gchi n gtsun) Okada (at Chief of Branch—T.

Chief of' Police—K. Akashi

POET ARTHUR

* M Lushun (llyojun)

Port Arthur, at the point of the “ Regent’s Sword, ” or Liaotung Peninsula, was

formerly China’s chief naval arsenal, but was captured by the Japanese in the war

with

RussiaChina

obtainedin 1894, andofitsPort

a lease defences

Arthurandandmilitary worksshewerefortified

Talienwan, destroyed. In 1898,making

the former, when

it into

By athegreat naval

time the and

war military

between stronghold.

Russia and Japan broke out, an anchorage for

battleships had

surrounding the been

harbourprovided

had been at sogreat cost infortified

strongly the western

that Portharbour,

Arthur andhad the

comehillsto

be regarded as an impregnable fortress. In May, 1904, Port Arthur was besieged by

the Japanese

after forces, under

repeated conflicts of a mostGeneral Nogi, character.

sanguinary and capitulated on January 1st. 1905,

Kwantung Army and a centre of civil administration isin now

Port Arthur (called by the Japanese Ryojun) the the headquarters

Kwantung Leased ofTerri-

the

tory. The town is divided into two parts, the old and the new. The old or east part is

aManchuria

business Dockyard

town existing

Co., RedfromCrossthe Chinese

hospital, regime,

capturedandarmsthe Ryojun

museum, Coast Guard,

the fortress

commander’s office, local civil government office, and the high, and district courts

are located there. The new or west part was a poor village when the Russians entered

§into

resentoccupation.

KwantungThey erected there

Government Office, many fine buddings,

the Middle School and amongHigher

them School

being thefor

-iris, Engineering University and the Yamato Hotel, etc. As a memorial to the

Japanese soldiers who fell in the assault of Port Arthur,

Haku-Gyoku-san), which commands the harbour, a high tower was erected at the on Monument Hill (called

suggestion of Admiral Togo and General Nogi. The climate is bracing, and though

the winter

April and May from are

December to February

lovely months, is cold

as the the harbour

surrounding hillsis and

free fields

from ice. March,

are covered

with verdure and flowers. June, July and August constitute

rather warm, though not so warm as other cities in Manchuria, as the sea-breezes tbe Avet season and are

temper the heat. The rain is not sufficient to inconvenience travellers much, and in

fact Port Arthur at this time of year attracts many visitors, who enjoy the sea-bathing

under the famous Golden Hill, on which a- number of foreign houses have been built

by the South

November formManchuria Railwaywith

a perfect autumn Co.,;mild

and climate,

may be and rented. September,

there are abundantOctober

suppliesandof

fresh fruit and fish. On July 1st, 1910, the Western Harbour was thrown open to the

ships of all nations with a view to fostering international trade.

stationThere is a branch

(Ch’ou line of the

Shui) several trainsSouth

runManchurian

daily between Railway, and through

Port Arthur the junction

and Dairen. The

journey occupies only one hour and a half by train.

been constructed and the place is, well lighted with

was The30,849population

(Japaneseof12,024

the city of Port121,Arthur

Koreans according

Foreigners to the

14 and census18,690).

Chinese of 31st May, 1932,

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT OF KWANTUNG

Governor — S. Tsukamoto

Cabinet of the QovEftsoR Civildirector

R. Miura, Administration Bureau

civil administration

H. Tanabe, (ihief of the secretariat H. Midzjutani chief of section of local affairs

T. Minoike, do. industrial

education

T. Kawai, chief of section of foreign affairs T.T. Takeuchi,

Kusaka, do.

chief civil engineer

affairs

508 ANTI

Police Administration Bureau I iIyojun Post Office

M. Nakaya, dir. & chief of sec. of police affairs

H. Nishihava, in charge

VI. Arita, do. peace' preservation

T. Hoshiko, do. sanitary affairsSericultural Experimental Station

Y.K. Matsuda,

Morimoto, do. do. high affairs

police police

A-. 'Shiho, superintbrident

S. Nishiyama, Financial

directofBureau

df finance' . Aquatic Products Experimental

K. Matsuzaki, chief of section of accounts-' Station—Dairen

S'. Honda, .S. Afietai, superintendent'

do. financial affaiti'

Government Middle School Police Training School

S.S. Hirata*

Yokohagiprincipal

do. (Port,Arthur)

do". cMy Nakaya, principal

S. Nishiuchi .(Dairen)

Communication BuREAU^Dairen

Govermnent Girls’ High School ,M. Sakurai, director of communications

J.Y. Imai,

Murai,principal (Port Authur)

chief (Dairen)-

K. Hosofeaya do. N.(Port Department of Justice

Tsuchiya,chief

Government Hospital Arthur) justice ofSupremeCoui t

Dr. N. Watanabe, superintendent , 'f. Moi imoto, chief justice of Dist. C°ui t.,

(Dairen)

T.Local Civil chief

Karashima, Administration Offices

of Dairen Prefecture Maritime Office—Dairfeh;’.'

Ml.1 Okamoto, director , .

D.1). Yonaiyama, do. Port ArthurjPrefeoture

Y. Kanayuki, chief of the Port Arthur

M. Masuda,

Tanaka, chiefdo.of Chinchpu

Pulan TienPrefectuer

, branch

do,.

Observatory—Dairen Prisons

S. Kusama, superintendent M. Nagata, inspector ■

Riojun College of Engineering

S. Noda, president

ANTUNG

% % An.iung

The treaty port of Antung was opened to international trade by the Corn-

Commercial Treaty between the United States and China in 1903, but, owing

to the outbreak of the Russo-Japanese war, it was not till the Spring of the

year 1907 that the Chinese Maritime Customs was established here. Antung is

situated on the right or Chinese bank of the Yaul River, 23 miles from its

mouth. The Chinese native town had a population of 93,781 in 1929. There

is also a Japanese population of some 11,600 occupying a settlement with an

area of about a square mile, which is surrounded by a rampart and a moat

to keep out the summer floods, and is laid with good roads. The river is closed

to navigation by ice from about the end of November to the end of March.

New buildings are going up on all sides both for dwelling and industrial

purposes. The Yalu battlefield is some 10 miles further up the river and a

splendid* panorama of the surrounding country, may be obtained from the

suttimit of Tiger Hill, which was the position occupied by the Russians before

the battle. Wnlufigpei, 14 miles distant from An'tuhg, is a MVofifitA festfrt

ANTUNG 500

on account of its hot springs. Antung is connected by railway with Mukden.

The splendid steel bridge, 3,097 feet long and consisting of 12 spans, includ-

ing a swivel-span, over the Yalu, from Antung to /New Wiju (on the Korean

side), connecting the South Manchurian Railway with the Chosen (Korean)

Railways, was opened to traffic on 1st November. 1911. The river at Antung

is navigable for steamers drawing 12 feet of water wheu ;the tides are favour-

able, but the channel is a constantly shifting one and erosion and silting often

interfere seriously -\frith navigation. Attempts to dredge the channel in the

years 1913 and 1914 were not successful and were discontinued. With a view

to better control of haYi^htion, 'fresh charts and future conservancy operations,

a survey was started by the Hydrographic Bureau of the Japanese Navy in

the spring of 1921, and subsequently undertaken on a larger scale by the Marine

Department Of the Chinese Maritime Customs during the summer and au-

tumn. Iri September, 1922, the survey was completed and soundings were

taken from the sea to Antung. There are several small Japanese steamers

plying between Antung, Chefoo and Dairen, and as trade'with Tientsin has

developed considerably a regular and frequent service with that port is car-

ried on by larger vessels of from 700 to 1,200 tons. The'larger ships in the

China Coast trade: anchor at Santaolangtou, six miles down river, and there

are other anchorages at Wentzuchien, 14 miles down river, and at Tatungkow.

TraRk in 1931

The value of .the foreign trade .of; Antung showed a serious decline for

the year of some 60 per cent, in irhports and 30 per cent, in exports. This

was largely due to the diversion of trade from Antung to Dairen, owing to

the abolition of the privileged duty treatment hitherto accorded to goods im-

ported from or thro,ugh Korea and exported to or through Korea by rail via

Antung. The value, of foreign cotton piece goods imported fell from 20.4

milliion Haikwan taels in 1900 to 4.1 millions in 1931; the imports of foreign

grey cotton yarn fell from 23,400 to 8,600 piculs; and similar heavy, decreases

in the figures for sugar, woollen goods, and. matches may be instanced to illus-

trate the extent of the’ georeral decline in foreign imports. The value ; of

direct exports of Chinese produce abroad fell from 41 million Haikwan

taels in 1930 to 28.9 millions in 1931, notwithstanding the low value of sil-

ver. The good harvest of wild silk cocoons1 in the previous year enabled

all the spinning- factories to work at full! pressure throughout the spring

and summer months. The high water in the Yalu River brought all the

available timber and beans to this port, including those detained in the

upper reaches in the preceding year for want of enough water. The cotton-

weaving industry is expanding steadily to meet a growing demand in North

Manchuria, and the extraordinary increase in the output of the local bean

oil factories has already been mentioned. As already indicated, however,

political disturbances changed the situation towards the close of the year,

and a poor harvest of wild silk cocpons did nothing to relieve matters.

This harvest was about 40 per cent, of normal owing to unfavourable weath-

er conditions,

baskets in the and only about

previous 25,000basket

year (one basketscontains

reached50,0b0

the port as against 60,000

cocoons).

The value of the trade of the port in 1931 was Hk. Tls. 67,814,886 as

compared with Hk. Tls. 91,931,563 in >980, Hk. Tls. 91,343,054 in 1929 and

Hk. Tls. 97,320.648 in 1928.

510 ANTUftO

DIRECTORY

n ^ m >x&m&&& Boat Officers ~R. Mizutaniand D. M.

Ying skangr d hsi d hub yu kurifr ssd ' NicollBoat Officer—I. Iwakuma

Assist.

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North

China), Ltd.

-Geo. L. Shaw; ageUt"‘ Assist.Appraiser—O.

Chief do. —K. W. Wahlgren

Murakami

Chief Examiners—I.

F. A. do Rozario Kirisawa and

Bank of China—Teleph. 131; Cable Ads: Examiners—H. Shirai, B. Toypto, T.

6892 and Centrobank Araki, H. A. Thai berg, N. Redder,

F.M. C.K. Chung T. Ishidzuka and T. Sugiyama

Yao, manager Assist. Examiner—H.

Tide waiters—54 Shimidzu

Chinese

Chi Tung Tobacco Co. (China), Ltd.—1 District do. —7 do.

Probationary

Cable

C. K.Ad:Chang,Powhattan

territory manager 3 Chinese District Tide waiters—

1stChou

ClassHai-hou

Harbour Master’s Clerk—

"jlj ^ Tai koo

Butterfield & Swire, Merchants—Cable Dairen Risen Kaisha

Ad:F. Swire

A. Dinsdale, signs per pro. K. Shimada, manager

Ching Kee S.N. Co., Ltd., Shipowners Danish

Rev. Lutheran

and Mrs. J.Mission

Vyff

—Chung Fu Street; Telephs. 57 and 274 Dr. and Mrs. Pedersen

(Chinese)

Chingkee and 230 (Japanese); Cable Ad: Miss K. Gormsen

W. F. Lee, manager Rev. and Mrs. Aagaard Poulsen

Dr.(Pi-ts’ai-kou)

Marie Nielsen

^/H m fr Kai and

Mr. Olesen

Mrs.andP. wife

H. Bagoe

Chosen Pailway Hotel (Shingishu Rev. and Mrs. C. Christiansen

Station Hotel) Miss K. Nielsen | Miss M. Stauns

H. Miyagawa, manager

Consulate, Japanese Danish Mission Hospital

Dr. P. N. Pedersen, f.r.o.s.

Consul—K. Yonezawa Dr. Marie Nielsen | • A. Stauns

Vice-Consuls — W. Ohtahi and T.

Kasahara Post1 stOffice .

Chancellors—K. Otsuki,

M. Okamura and T. Miura K. Nagamura, Class Postmaster- Wong Chi Sheng

Customs, Chinese Maritime !>f f£ Yi Loony.

Acting

DeputyCommissioner—R.

do.Matsimaga, M. Talbot Shaw, Geo. L., Importer and Exporter,.

R. Watanabe

, Assistants—Y. U. Matsu- Steamship, and Insurance Agent—

bara,

Ong Yah Pu Foo

Lii and

Chung, Hoshino, Telephs.

YuanK.Fu-ch’ang

Chinese

viable Ad: Shaw

4 and Japanese 39;

Typist—Hou Ping Cheng Geo. L. Shaw

A. A. Manias I S. G. Shaw

Clerks—19 Chinese Nishikawa, Wen

Medical Officers—K.

Tao-shan and P. N. Pederson Singer Sewing Machine Co.

Chief Tidesurveyor and Harbour K. Okaydsu,. agent

Master—W. Nash Y.M.C.A.

Assist. Tidesurveyor- C. J. Burge H. C. Ku, chairman

DAIREN

Dairen (Dalny), the Southern terminus of the South Manchuria Railway, is a

commercial port in theSoutherii’corner of the Liaotung Peninsula, Lat. SB9 55' 44"N.and

Long. 121° 37' 7"'E. When-Russia leased the place in 1898 it was only an inconsider-

able fishing village. Russia intended to develop Dairen as a commercial port and had

made somewasprogress

inherited a mere;when

nucleus theofRusso-Japanese

the present city,warnamely

broke the

out.section

Rut whatnorththeof Japanese

the rail-

way

where tracks

the which

.main to-day

part of forms,

presenf-day. but a

Dairensmall corner

stands, of

was the

but city.

an area South

of of theground,

rough tracks,

with hills and popds, which required a vast .amount of grading and .filling. The plans

the Russians formed }vere gradually much improved upon, and the: Japanese, by dint

of,

moregreat exertions, have propght a,that

thprougldy.western civilization hereother

on a scale

part farof

China.comprehensiiye

The health thanof theapything has been accomplished in any

olocality is exceptionally^ good. The highest temperature

Registered

invigorating in summer is : , 30 C. and the pbld- winter ’ season, is short and

The harbour works had beep . less, than, half completed by .thg, Russians, Some

work had beenOnly

breakwater. dene pn, the easternhac)halft beenand only sometheblocks

depthdumped; for the ranging

eastern

from 17 to 28 feet,twowithwharves only 18 feet ofcompleted;

water at the main of thebasin.

wharf harbour Since the

Japanese occupation, the S.M.R. Co.’ has done much in the extension of harbour

facilities

and and theircargo

commodious actualhandling

maiutgettibdfj intrbduciijg

agid watering evfery irioderri

and coding appliance,

of vessels. To-dayforthespeedy

com-

bined length of the break waters is 13,436 feet, and they are 3 or 5 feet: above the

highest tide. 'being

The entrance The "'very

deep open,watfer viz.,

area 1,200

insidefeetthewide,

breakwater ik 2,93?,0Q3

the1 harbour sq. metre

is accessible trt

vessels- of deep draught at any time 'of day or'state of tide; ' The total sea-

frontage of the first, secoiid and third wharves is 14,296 feetpand of the fourth

wharf (4,600 ft.) more than 300 metres haVe already beeri opened, increasing

the total number of berths to 89. In order still further to lessen congestion

at the Wharves, a new pier is under: 'construction at Kan Chingtze across the

bay, which will attend exclusively to the export of Fusbun'6djl. The wharves

are lighted by electricity and are furnished with extensive warehouses and

•closed sheds measuring 330,699 sq. metres, and railway sidings, - With Up-to--

datepier,

oil appliances

558 feetforlong

the with handling of cargo.'

30 feet of water, At has

the east

been,end of the shore,

constructed for thean.

purpose of discharging inflammable goods and bean oil in bulk. The; Railway

Cols wharf building was partly completed in October, 1920, and the offices

of the Railway wharf, Kwangtung Government Marine Bureau, Water Police

station, Customs. Examination office, etc., were moved into this new structure.

The warehouse area was 243,440 sq. metres, besides 5 bean oil, tanks (each

holding capacity 120 tons) in 1928. The waiting pavilion, which cost half a

million yen and can accommodate 5,000 persono, was completed by the -S.M.R.

Co.,, in January, 1924. The passenger expresses occasionally connect with

steamers here. The O.S.K. 'Company maintains a ticket office and the Bank

of Chosen has an Exchange Office in this pavilion which also contains a show-

room, dining rooms, stalls for the sale of goods, etc. On the island of Sau-

shantao, at the entrance to Dairen Bay, stands a lighthouse, and two other

lighthouses have been erected at the northern extremity of the east break-

water and at the eastern extremity of the north breakwater, respectively. On

the signal tower of the former position and on the island of iSanshantao fog-

horns have also been fixed. A wireless telegraph station is established at

Takushan, near the entrance of the Bay. A new wireless telegraph station

-of 35 kw. power at Liushutun was completed in 1922. There is a granite dry

dock 440’ 6” long and 51 feet wide at entrance, with extensive repair shops

attached, leased and managed by the Manchuria (Dock Yard Co., Ltd. A

marine quarantine station, built at a cos{; of Yen 430,000, was open in Novem-

512 DAIREN

ber, 1913. It is scientifically designed and equipped on the latest and most

approved lines with accommodation, for; b^th, foreign and Chinese passengers.

An electric tramway, with 4 leiigth of 67 kilometres, runs along the prin-

cipal streets and out by the suburban line to Shahokqu (where the South:

Manchuria Eailway workshops are established, over four miles westward from

Dairen), and extends two miles farther to Hoshigaura (Star Beach), the finest

watering place in Manchuria. There is azi excellent hotel here, managed by

thq South Manchuria IJotel: Company and also a number of bungalows which

may be hired by visitors. Another suburban line runs to Rokotan, a famous-

summer resort commanding glorious scenery. A motor-car road, runs to

Star Beach, and a tract of land along this, measuring about 85 acres, has

been levelled and laid out. The construction of a new road, 44J kilometres

in length, connecting Dairen and Port Arthur was commenced in 1921 on three

sections simultaneously, and was completed in July, 1924. The motor road

between Dairen and Kin Shu was completed in 1929 and motor buses are-

running regularly. The Japan Aviation 'Company inaugurated a mail service

between Dairen and Japan in April 1, 1929, and from September onwards a

passenger service was included.

The town of iDaireh, which has been expanding rapidly owing to business'

prosperity and increase of population, is lighted by electricity and gas and

has ample telephone facilities. The electric power-house, when completed in

1911, had a capacity of 4,500 kilowatts. This was increased in 1921 to 6,000

kws., and a second house with 10,000 kws. power was added in June, 1923. The

town has macadamized lined roads with rows of shady trees, and is well

equipped with waterworks, drainage and sewage systems. With the growth

of trade, more particularly in Manchurian beans, a number of influential

business houses, Japanese, Chinese and foreign, have established themselves at

the port. The foreign and Japanese communities in April, 1909, organized and

opened the Dairen Club. A Gun Club, Golf Club, and Marine Association

are among the other institutions of the port. Of places for public amusement,

the so-called Electric Park, designed on an up-to-date plan and containing

all devices for recreation, forms the chief attraction. The Chinese quarter,

situated on the western fringe of the city, has also grown considerably. A

new Railway Hospital, deserves special mention owing partly to its size and

party to the excellence of its equipment. This hospital affords accommodation

foor"&90 patients and treats more than 800 out patients of all nationalities

on an average every day.

TttADE IN; 1931

The value of the whole trade of Dairen during the year 19311 was 418.T

million' Haikwan taels, a slight advance ofmillion Haikwan taels over the

figures for the previous year. To this'total, exports contributed 274 million

taels, which is not far short of the record established durijng 1929. Direct

exports to foreign countries rose by approximately 30 million1 to 213.5 mil-

lion taels; but foreign imports declined Considerably, particularly imports

frqm treaty ports, which latter totalled only 3.7 millioii taels, or but a third

of the'previous year’ll figure. Generally Speaking, the crops in South' Man-

churia

summer wereand not up torainfall.

excessive the previous staple■ standard

Of theyear’s importsowing to a cold

of Dairen, early

r the total

value of the nCt importations' of cotton piece goods'rose : to ’ 7;8; millidri Haik-

wan. taels!, as against-7,5 million taels during 1930. Metals for use in the

buildipg trade declined and' a’'Very noticeable fall was recorded'also in rails,

49;000 piculs only’being brought in, as aghinst 48'7,

cigarettes registered .a renTai^able''decrease from 1,566,OOO . mllJe in 1930 to

only 97,'<}pO mille, 'and native-' cigarettes fell tp but half the 1previous; year’s

total. The serious dedline under the |ieadiin^ of kbi’bsehfe "pil oontlnufed,' the

total

smhll imports

iitcrease forin the

the year

total shrinking

export1 oftobeapcakeymilliM galloilS.Japhn.'

df which There(iucluding

was a

Formosa)

for the year tookwas

.-10.96.6npllion

millionpiculs. The tot

tohs. The newat ifl'output the •■Fushun

of plant,

iaie! oil that ColHety

whs Com-

pleted in -1929 produced' (blit b'f 1:1 hiillibn-ddiis ofl'hB8,’g)‘0-2»,l#7^u,(toiVs: of

(DAIREN 513

heavy oil, 10,608 tons of crude pairaffin, 2,085 tolls of'coke, and 13,834 tons of

sulphate of ammonia during the year ending March 1931. The output of the

local industrial factories during 1931 was valued at Gold'Ten 53,950,000. This

shows a decrease, which would have been considerably' greater but 'for the

unusual'activity at the'vegetahlh oil mills, of It per >cent, from the previous

year’s figui’e. A motor ‘ road' between jTont Arthur and Bhuangtaikou in the

Leased Territory .was .completed during the, year. If is. 23j6, kilometres in

length and isi part off the -projected miain road /between Port Arthur and

Choushcitdu, where it is to connect with the Dairen-Orhincgow ., road. 1 The

daily air, ^eryice getwe.en Dairen; and Tokio -.jran. smcghhly to schedule and

carried approximately ,600 passengers during the year.

The net value of the trade of the port for 1931 was Hk. Tls. 404,283,565

as'compared with Hk. Tls. 392,154,759 in -19B# arid Hk. Tlsh473,665,052 in 1929.

DIRECTORY

Acme Code Company, Anglo Chinese Eastern Trading Co.,

Acme Commodity and PhrasePublishers Ltd., Merchants, Export and Import,

Representative: J. Beeibrhyer—13d7, Manufacturers of English,

Vamagata-dori Cakes and- Salad Oil—13,'Style Soya

Higashi-

koteneho; Teleph. 4404; Cable' Ad:

Soya; Codes: A.B.C: 6th edn., Uni-

versal Trade Code and Bentley’s

De twh lung shien kung sze M. Oseroff, manager

Admiral Oriental Line, The — 212, M ^ Tang sze

Vamagata-dori; Teleph. 8801; P.O. Box

103; Cable

ley’s Ad: Cartlidge;

and Scotts (Shipping)Codes: Bent- Anzping,& Co., 0. H., Export, Import, Ship-

J. W. Cartlidge & Co., agents Yamagata-d ori; Caband

Forwarding le Ad:Insurance—212,

A nz and Nord -

Lloyd

P. Pan sang, .manager

m « Co. oh Shanghai,- Manufac-

Agency of The East Asiatic ‘ Co., Aquarius

Ltd. of Copenhagen, Shipowners turers of Table Waters

Comabe Eckford •& Winning, agents

and Merchants—105,f Yamagata-

dori; Telephs. 58^3 - and 8^24; Asiatic Petroleum' Co. (North China),

Cable Ad: Wassard Ltd.—213,

P. From Elm

S. Kjeldsen Fukusho Yamagata-dori

Co., Ltd., agents

K. G. Buck Ato i Photographic Association—3,

Awaji-oho ; Teleph. 4809

Akita Saw Mills—21, Kitaoyama-dori • I. Sakurai, representative

American Mail Line, The—Teleph. BANKS

8801,; Cable Ad : Bryrfier Bank of China—Central Circle;

Bryner & Co.; agents Telephs.

Y. F.)Ohern, 4599

4389, and 4795

manager

Andrews A George Co., Inc., Importers: Bank of Chosen—2, Nisbi-dori,. Cen-

Scientific Instruments,

Engineering MachineryMining and Civil tral Circle; Telephs. 8101, 8.108 and

and Machine-

Tools—Dairen Branch: 54; Yamagata- 8109; P.O. Box 5;, Cable Ad: Cho-

dori;

Head Teleph. 8320; Cable Ad: Yadzu; senbank

Office: Tokyo

.

T. Takeyasu^ manager

T. T. Kihara, nmnager T. Uguchi„jgigns . peu .pro.

17

514 / DAIREN

Bank oi? Communications—12) Oyama- Import Department . ■

doa’i; Teleph,-• 5893 ; Cable Ads : M: M- Triguboil,| in Siu

K. Ni^hida charge

Djingt Wu

Qhiaotung and 6639 , Agency

rfj K. J. Tsien, manager ; . Acme .Code ,,Company, New V7ork,

C, Y. Chien. sub manager Acme^Commodity and Phrase

Bank of Manchuria—69, Isemachi; ^ m

Teleph.

! 4121: Cable Ad : Margin Ying mei yen lenng sze

K. Murai, .president

T. Takahashi, managing director British-American Tobacco Co.! (China),

K. Sato, manager Ltd.-1-3,

5819; Higashi

P.O. Box Koeh-cho;

10; Cable Teleph.

Ad: Powhattan

(Dairen ‘Commercial Bank—5, Nishi- . Keystone Tobacco Co.» Ltd., agents

dori; Telephs. 3347, 4682 and 4930 British Association

President—J. Imazu Committee—P. W. Turner (presi-

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking dent), G. H. (Dickson, (hon. secre-

Corporation — 47, Echigo-cho ; Te- tary and hon. treasurer) and

leph. 5030; Cable Ad: Wayfoong D. J. C. Stewart

W. H. Bredin, sub-agent British Chamber of Commerce —47,

J. McTaylor Echigo-cho

Kincheng Banking Corporation—117, Chairman—W.

Hon. Secy, and H.,Winning

Treas.—G. H. Stacey

Yamagatardori; Teleph. 7091; Cable

Ad: Kinchen also 7007 British Cigarette Qp., Ltd.

T. C.'Yang, manager Cornabe, Eckford and Winning,

T. K. Chi eng, chief accountant agents

National City Bank of New York,

The—Okura Building, 14, Yamagata- ^lj (j Bir Lee

doriJ. T. Kidd, nianager Bryner & Co./ Steamship Agents, Ship-

D. E. Mackeiizie, sub-accountant ping, Insurance,’

Forwarding Agents Customs

—212,Brokers and

Yamagata-

L. R. Cramer, do. dori; Teleph. 8801; P.O. Box 103; Cable

Seiryu Bank, Ltd.—11, Oyama-dori; Ad: Bryner; _ Codes used: Bentley’s,

Bentley’s

Teleph. 7111; Cable Ad : Seiryu

S. Yasuda, president D. L„ )£Second Phraseperand

vainy, signs, pro.Boe Code

T. Itogoa, managing director F. J. Bryner, do.

E. Devrient

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—Central Agencies A. Hanjin | S- M. Erobin

Circle; Teleph. 3161; Cable Ad: The Dollar Steamship Line

Shokin The American Mail Line

K. Nishi, manager Barber-Wilhelmsen Line. ( Barber

K. Ashahina, sub-manager Steamship Lines Inc.)

Y. Kano, do. Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.

Ni Tanuyama, per pro. manager Dod well Cattle Line. (lamps Cham-

bers & Co., Liverpool)

The Bank Line

Blue

Wilh. Star Line : Line

Bardens, F. J,—96, Sakura-cho PhoenixWilhelmsen

Assurance Co., Ld., London.

Beerbrayer, J., OenerAl' Commissi son, (Union Marine, Liverpool)

Shipping and Forwarding agent--13-17, Holland East'Asia (Line

Yam.agfttftrdofi; Telephs^eSSl and 4932; Menagerie Maritimeg> S. S- Co.

P.O. Box 44; Cable Ad: Beerbrayer. Butterfield & Swire (John iSwire h

J. J.Bgerbrayer,'princijia| pro.. ( ’ Sonsi, (Ltd,), Merchants—212, Yama-

D.F. I.H.AgafonoY,

Lerrtian, signS"pfer

accountant

Ma, Customs clerk : gata-dori; 'Cable Ad: Swire; P.O.

Box 81

N. L. Djing, do. R J. Tippiin, signs per pro.

DAIREN 515

Caldbeck. Macgregor & Co., Ltd., Germany—75v Yanagi-cho; Teleph.

Wholesale and Retail Wih,e and 8632;. Cable Ad: Consugerma

Spirit Merchants Consul—W. Dirks

Cornabe, Eckford & Winning, Secretary—R. Greiser

agents .

Great Britain—Teleph. 7341; Cable

Central Hotel, Cafe and Restaurant, Ad: Britain

Russian Hotel—25, Oku-machi Consul—R. McP. Austin

L. Lerner, proprietor Pro-Consul—G. T. Edmondson

Writer—S. Yamamoto

Chang Ho A Co., Importers and Ex- Netherlands

porters — 121, Yamagata-dori; Te- f Vice-Consul—W. H. Winning

iephs. 3243 and 8393; Cable Ad:

Changho Sweden

W. Koshima, manager Consul—W. H. Winning

Union of Soviet Socialist Repu-

Chinese Eastern Railway Commercial blics—A, Higashi Koencho; Te-

Agency at Dairen, Shipping, For- mleph. 5432; Cable Ad: Sovconsul

Consul—A. Mennie

warding, Insurance, Loans, Import- Secretary—N. Grineffi

Export and Commission Agents,

Customs Clearance, Through Pas-

senger Tickets to Western Europe

booked for Siberian Express—110, Cornabe, bEEckfordft & Winning, Ho Kee

Yamagata-dori; Teleph. 8243; P.O. chants— Higachi Goen-cho; Mer-

Box 48; Cable Ad: Kitvostdor, Box 219; Cable Ad: Cornab^ P.O.

Codes: Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th V. R. Eckford, partner (Chefoo)

edn.

P. M. Sidorin, manager R. H. Eckford, do. (TsingtaoV

W.

Ching Kee S. N. Co., Ltd., Importers G. I. Larkins, signs per pro.

and Exporters—39, Kanbu-dori D. M. Larkins, do.

I. S. Graham, do.

Christensen, A., Import and Export H. Kubo

—9, Satsumacho; P.O. Box 73; G. Yamanaka

Cable Ad: Christensen H. Sugiyama

C. H. Yung, compradore

Agencies

CONSULATES Shipping

America, United States oe Glen Line Eastern Agencies, Ld.

Consul—Wm. II. lLangdpn Indo-China Steam Nav. Co., Ld.

Consul—E,. B. Thomas Isthmian Lines

Vice-Consul—Arnold Van Bens- Java-China-Japan Line

choten Kailan Mining Administration

Clerk—A. M. (Lewis Llbyd 'I’riestino Steam Nav. Co.

P.Prince

& O(Line

Steam

Fa?Nav.

East Co.Service

Belgium—89, Isemachi Swedish East Asiatic Co., (Ld.

Hon.—Consul—T. Wada

Insurance

Finland—<212, Yamagatardori; Te- Canton Insurance Office, Ld.

leph. 3214 Hongkong Fire Insurance Co.

Vice-Consul—P- Pausing Lloyd’s, London

Ocean, Accident & Guarantee Cor-

France poration, Ld.

Consul—P. J. Crepin, (Residing Royal Insurance Co., (Ld,

at Moukden) Sun Fire Insurance Co., Ld.

Agent Consulaire—J. F. Bryner, Yangtsze Insurance !Association,

212, Yamagatar-dori Ld

17*

516 DAIREN

ilfi Ta lien Ittdn DAtRKN ClVIL' An'MlXIStRATloN OPEICK

Customs, 'Chinese Maeitjm^—4, Ya- r. Civil ma

'Administrafeo¥—T. Karashi-

magata-dori.

Revenue Department

(Indoor Staff- , > <■ ' • Dairen

% m & & *

Commissioner—J. Fukumoto

Acting Deputy Commissioner—M. IT 6c.iCwjR—131..,Sakura-c^©

PredJdent-i 'iVL. A^amadka. .. '

,Nakamura ■. Geheral CpiiimitteC -D-5 Count, Y.

Uchida (chairman)',' A. P. Bun-

AssistantsT-rE.

'K. Hirano, Miyamura,.T.

G. Yoshida,Aida, F. gey (vice-chairman), ID. J. C.

Okada, J. V. Porter-, Chou Chin Stewart (hon. secretary);'' K.

Cheifg,. i A. //Mishiro, S. Kara, Nishi (hon. treasurer),' W.

Peng Tsing Kai, Yii Ching Lun ■ wa, Dirks, J. Fukumoto, J. Furusa-

J. D. Kidd, .1]. W. Mills,

and Y. Mayeda W. A. Morghn, 1 G. Murakami,

MiseellanediiST-HMise T. Inoue C. Tanaka, R-. J. Tippin and

31 Clerks K. Yamaguch-i ;; . , ;

Out-door Staff

Chief Tidesurveyoif—R. Yada Dairen Cu'k^jtcY''Eo(pjiAX;dE! and Qua-

TideSurveyor—M. Hamada

Assistant Tidesurveyor—K. Ogawa Ranty 4988.

Go.—3-9, Atag6-qho; Telephs.

Appraiser—M. Kobayashi

Acting Appraiser—O. Maniwa Y. and '6732 nianaging Mit/ctpr

Takasaka,

Assistant Appraisers—G. Tomina-

■ ga and T. Salto Dairen Engineering AAM-rks, Ltd.—

Acting Inspector of Examiners— . SckaLo,'near.Dairen .

'S.'; EokligO ...

lixai^ipers—S/ I>r(anaga, T. Inou- Dairen !FAreIiand AIarine Insurance

ye, G. Yahagi, T. Yamada, H Co., Ltd.—117,, Nishi-dori; Telfephs.

Yamasaki. &. Mera, T. ■ Oha- and 5823- - ■ .

mato, At. .J'imatsu and K. 5412President—IK, Alurai

Shima, ,.| \

Assistant Examiners-iN. , • Nikai, Dairen Isolation Hospital

T. ^tohda, S. X agatsuma, IK. Principal—T. Toypda, m.d.

Yamamoto Vice-PrinCjipal-^D. Alorowaki, m.d.

Tidewaiters — N. Yamashita, K.

Urakawa, Z.^Fado, .S* Miyasaki, Dairen Risen Kaisha—Yamagatai dbri ;

K. Tanaka, N„iNcfda,i -M. .Murai, Cable Ad: Daiki

S. Imamurai, R. Asita, H

Saitoh, R. Acita, H.. Saitoh, M.

N.ogami, K. Okamoto., Y.

Yu Pang Yung. Chan IIok Lai Dairen f?Marinb; $ 51 *

AssodiATioN—Heiid

and Hsu Poh Sun

District Tide waiters—J. Hayashida, and 21617. Branch' ;Offices:

Office : Terauchi-dori Telcphs. 7744

Kobe,

K. ATifani] K. Ishii. Hi Fuku- Shanghai, Tientsin, Newehwang,

tohn, T. Ogami, T. Atagara, T. Antung and Chemulpo

Maiyeda,; T. Shimada, ,T. .Hase- K. Yoshitomi, president and chair-

gawa, S. Kuramotp, H, Oshio, man

M. Yamada, and H-. Toki^awa Capt, G. Otsuka. vice-picsident

■Lbcal WaLdiers—AT. MaSudai S. 'Otsu, K.K. Hakamada;

Yamaguchi,manager do.-

K. Imamura and IS. Tsuji and treasurer

Afiscellaheous'w-j'M. Sakano

Alarine Survey Department,

Acting.Dcnartmcnt

A1arine Stirvoyor — IT. R; Duff M. Okamoto, supt. surveyor

K, Fujishiro)engineer surveyor

Dairen Capt. T.S. N;tgakawa,

IJyematsu, eng.do.surveyor

dustry-Chamber “K Commerce).and

n ; ■ , ,

In-

■ Gapt.

Capt.

Presidewt—'K. ALunai S. Aya,S. Sekine, do:

do.

, Aiice-Bresident—O. Fujita H.' Fujitsu, cargo surveyor

Vice-President—Y. Tamura S. Araki, ship surveyor (Shanglai)

Secretary—Y. Shiuozaki G. Horiye, eng. do. do.

DAIREN .517

Capt. I. Itaki,, general surveyor H *

(Tientsin);

', .'Capt. B. Imamura, , geaieral sur- East Asiatic Co., Ltd., of Copenhagen,

Exporting;

veyor (Tientsin)

Capt. M. Oki, general surveyor Agents —T105lib- hotting and Shipping

!09( Yainagata - dori;

(Tientsin) Teleph. b833

Capt. G. Yamamoto (Newchwang) P. From Elm

Capt. G. Kawabata, general sur- O. Tjellesen-

veyor (Antung) Evers, Hans, Importer, Architect and

Capt. T. Nakai, ship surveyor (Che- Contp^ctprtT-ei, Sakura-machi; Cable

mulpo) Ad;, Evers

S.B. Tsukagoshi,

Yoshida, gen. surveyor

do. (Kobe)

do.

K. Kiyohara, gen. surVeyor CKobe) Ezoye Yoko—33, Yamagata-dori; Te-

K. Saiki, do. do. leph. 3484; Cable Ad: Frazar

Average Adjustment Dept. M. Higd, proprietor

T. Sumida, aver. adj. (Daireh)

M. Ichikawa, do. (Kob^) Frazar, Federal Inc., U.S.A., Industrial

Daieex MuNien-AniTY and

and Automotive

Exports—154,Engineers, Imports

Yamagata-dori;:

Mayor—S. Tanaka , Teleph. 5473; Cable Ad: Frazar; Codes

Deputy Mayor—J. Nagai Acme and Bentley’s

Dairen. Oils and FatsofInuelstkiai. Co., F. F. Spielman, president (Tientsin)

Ltd., Manufacturers Hardened Oils, E. W. Frazar, vice-do. (Tokyo)

Vegetable G. C, ( Magatagan,

(Tientsin) secretary and

Oils, Soaps,Lafd, Margerine,

Oxygen, Defined

etc. — Office and treasurer

• W. A. Morgan, branch manager ‘

Factory: 27,,Katorhcho

F. Yasuda, managing director

^ ^ Fu ehang Jcung. ^ze

{Dairen

r

" ChiefPolice Office Ozaki

of Police—S. EukusHo Co. (Fukusho Kpshi), Im-

Inspector—M. Yanagisawa porters and Exporters, Engineers,

Architects

housing! . and Civil

Mining, Contractors, Ware-

Engineers, In-

Dairen Press &:;Cq.—Tdiseikan'Bldy.,i surance and General Commission Agents

Isemachi; Telephl 3839 —213,Yajnggata-dori ;CableAd: Fukusho.

Dairen Refrigerating Co!—23, Tokiwa- Head-Office: Dairen-

Y. Aioi, president

T. Aioi, managing director

m h

K. Koiima, presideht # JB1; ^ P ; ■ Y.M. Sasaki, director of < trade dept.

Ghta, hianager.

:

Dairen iShimbun, The, Newspaper— . : Kw’Kawabe, chief engineer, director

K. Taniguchi, supt. of acctg. dept.

Hida-machi;

K. Hosho, Teleph.

president5500 K. Matsuura,

Aoyaiiia, chief

I. Hara, editor J. supt.secretary

of S.K.F. dept.

S. Maegawa, business department Y. Yoshida, do. brick factory

T..M. Yami, do.

Oki. . do. mechan. quarry dept.

Dairen Staple Produce Exchange M. Ota, do. export dept.

Trust and Guaranty Co.—224, Ya- N. Komatsu,• do. rope and'iron

magata-dori; Teleph. 7121 dept.

Y. Tamura, mankgi rig . director N. Nishioka, do. miscellaneous goods dept.

Dola, G.I., Comnrission and Forward- ' Y. twata, shpt. of ins'ce. dept.

ing Agents—52, Kii-machi; Teleph. T.F. Nishiyama, dov : warehouse dept.

4269; P.O. Box 38 ;7 Cable Ad : Dola H.

Katsuno,:do.

ilonmaru, do.

delivery dept.

orchards

G. 1. iDola, manager T. Kaida

Dollar Steamship Line—'Cable Ad: Tj Sato i j J. Shinozaki

, S.S. Suzuki

Kawahara1 ■' I S.M. Nagata

Ogo

Dollar T. Takase j. T. Kinoshita

Bryner & Co.. Agents

'518 DAtREN

^ M ^00 hoh:%ung sn Healing & Co., L. J., Importers, Ex-

porters and Engineering Contrac-

E ukijkawa Electric Co., Lmy^pipqrters

of Electrical Machinery and Appliances, tors—Teleph. 5229; Cable Ad : Heai-

Rubber Manufactures, Paints, etc.—113, ingH. Suzuki, manager

Y amagata-dori

Z. T.Nishida,

Soejima.manager S. Marita TIiuata Yoko, Dealers in ClocksT

S.T. Okada E. Ohga Watches, Jewellery and Optical

Kobayashi S. Niyori • Goods - 47, Naniwa-oho ; , Teleph.

E. Shigio M. Kato 44)34

H. Maruta S. Takahasi K. Hirata, proprietor

Fusual* Coal . Sale? ,Co., Ltd. (Dairen Holstein & Co., C., Import and Export

Branch)*-—i&; Yamagata-dori; Te- Merchants—212, 6646;

Yamagata-dori; Teleph.

leph. 6151: Cable Ad: Fuhaka

S. Kaneda, Hmoager H. Busse,Ad:inHolstein

Cable charge

Horne Co., Ltd., Importers of American

Gadelius &' Co:, Ltd., Importers of 5018; Machinery—16, Kaga-machi ; Teleph.

Swedish Paper, Machinery, and Steel— Cable Ad : Horne

18, Yamagata-doii S. Tanaka, manager

C. Tanaka, repi?fetebritative (e/o The! Hoshigaura Golf Club

Taito Co.) Hon. President—H. E. K. Kinoshita

General Ej.ectiuc Co. of China, Ltd.’ President—J. Yamamoto

Electrical Vice-Presidt.and

chinery—47,Engineering

Echigo-cho;andTeleph.

Mining6413;

Ma- Hon.

Hon. Secy,

Secretary--K.Treas.—T.

Ohno Shirahama

Cable Ad: Turner; Codes: Bentley’s,

New Standard and G.E.C. Private Code Hsien Mao Cheng, Wholesale and

Turner, a.m.inst.c.e., m.i.e.e., Retail

P. W.manager Merchants and Piece Goods

Dealers—50, Naniwa-eho : Telephs.

W. Eadie 4632 and 4988

(For Agencies, see Shanghai section)

Illies ifc Co., C.,P.O.Shipping,

Box 23 etc. 212,

Gevorkiantz, Dr. G., physician—87, Yamagata-dori; H. v. Kirschbaum

Yamagata-dori W. Mathies | H. Schirmer

Hamasaki ife Co., Ltd., Importers and Ex- f)Ying»shang ® R 5* fl ft I- SB

po na men yang Icien yu hsien

porters of Chemicals, Cable

13S, Y'amagata-dori; Firearms,

Ad:etc.—

Ha- kung sz

masaki Imperial Cheaiical Industries (China).

Y. Hamasaki, president Ltd., Alkali Manufacturers, Importers of

Alkalies and

Chemicals—196, Commercial and Industrial

Yaraagata-dori; Teleph.

Harada it Co., Exporters and Importers 5583 and 21041; P.O. Box 56; Cable Ad:

of Iron, Steel and Machine Tools—21, Alkali

Yamagata-dori; Cable Ad : Harada- O. S. Little, divisional manager

gumi G. H. Dickson, y.s. b.a., acting

M. Yasuda, manager dist. manager

D. J. C. Stewart

Hats,use Shoten, Shoe Manufacturer J. P. C. Master

and Wholesale Merchant—16, Oyama (For Agencies, f.w Shanghai section)

dori: Teletph. 7431 Imperial Japanese Post Office and

S- Hatsuse, proprietor Radio Telegraph Office—Kambu-

dori

II aya sht-Yoko . Choice t Chbcol ates and, , K. Wadano, director

Biscuits—33’, Oyama-dori; Teleph. Japanese Presbyterian Church

5109 Rev. K. Snirai, b.d., Th. m.', pastor

H. Hayashi, proprietor

Japan Tourist Bureau Dairen Branch Lewis Co., J., Ship Chandlers—208,

—54, Ise-machi; Telephs. 3536, 4713, Yamagata-dori; Teleph. 21067 ; Cable

5242, 5554 and 21534; Cable Ad: Ad: Lewis; Code: Bentley’s

Tourist

G. Murakami, director Liaotung Motor Company, General

K. Saitoh, manager Motor products—33, Yamagata-dori;

Kagan, A. I., Importer amd Exporter Teleph. 3677;' P.O. Box 82; Cable

—3, Higashi Koen-cho ; Teleph 4938; Ad: Limot

Cable Ad: Arkagan A. L. Postarnak, general manager

M. A. Kardish, manager Lloyds Register of. Shipping—42,

Kashimura YoKo, Ltd., Wholesale and Higashikoencho; P.O. Box 17; Cable

Betail Dealers in Photographic Ad: Register

Supplies — 54, Ise-machi; Telephes. John Sim, surveyor

4738 and 7325 Miss Mary T. Bazilevich, clerk

F. Mizoguchi, partner

S. Asada, partner Ti Chang b m

Kato Co., S., General Merchants and Lurascei, A., Impodter—181, Yama-

Building Contractors—34, !Ku-machi gata-dori ; Teleph. 22533: Cable Ad:

, Ni Shirasu, manager Troika; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s

Private

Keystone Tobacco Co., Ltd.—Hong Manchuria Commercial Corporation,

Kong and Shanghai Bank Building; Exporters

Telephs, 5819 (manager) and 4985

(General office); Cable Ad: Key- Importers ofof Oriental

General produce and

Provisions—

stone Teleph. 3972; Cable Ad: Manco

.A. P. Bungey, mgr. director S. Samejime, director

K. Yabe, director

Kobayyshi & Co., M., Printers, Book- K. Kato

binders and Wholesale Stationers—

Oyama-dori “'Manchuria Daily News”—7, Awajo-

S. Ohta, manager cho; P.O. Box 3; Cable Ad:

Kokuskaia Unyu Kaisha, Stevedores, etc. Manews

—221, Yamagata dori; Cable Ad: Main Z. Hamamura, prop, and editor

S. Tsukishima, managing director Manchuria Flour Manufacturing Co.,

Koshin Yoko & Co., Perfumery-r-21, Ltd. - 57, Kaga-machi

Ise-machi; Teleph. 8259 K. Nobeta, manager

S. Takahashi Manshu Dock Kaisha, Shipbuilders,

Kyosho Yoko, Commissiop agent and Engineers and Repairers—3, Hama-

Importer and Exporter—-85^ ' Saku- cho;

K. Teleph. 7195; Cable Ad: Dock

Wada, president

ra-maehi ; Teleph. 3211Cable Ad : M. Hara, managing director.

C operation S. Iwamura, manager

Torao Kawakami Y. Yamamoto, chief engineer

Lancaster & C,o., T. H., General Im-

porters & Exporters—Head Office : Manshu Koshin Kosho (Manchuria

Chefoo. Local Office : 8, Matsbaya General Inquiry Office)—1, Suraga-

shicho; Cable. Ad ; Lancaster cho;

4Lelchitsky James D. & C6., General K. Teleph. 4766 director

Matsumura,

Importers and Exporters--!81, Ya- Manshu-Kyoekisha, Ltd., Importers of

magata-dori: Teleph. 211401; P.O. Metals, Cotton Yarn and Goods and

Box 74; Cable Ad: Dalcom Exporters of Produce—58, Yama-

J. D. Lelchitsky, partner data'-dOri; Telephs. ,7636-7; Cable

A. I. Dombrovsky, partner Ad : Kyoekisha

K. Araki, assistant H. Ueno, manager

.520 DAIEEIv

Mansh,' Nippoisf, Newspappr-rl;}, "fli Nighi YEido., t,TD.? Importers. Ex porter8,

gashi Kofrncho;' Tejeph.; 4073; ;B.O. . :* Tatsut.h-cho; Cajile' Ad :: yf ichi-

Box 135; dable-Ad : Maaindchi

. C. Matsuyaina, presj.-(^nt. , yeiE. Ilarada, mauaging . "X- ' ■ yr

‘ ' director

%.

II. Haslnmdto, editpr ,, , . r ,m

.>aa-a. maiiagev General ManagersJor

Mitsuwa Iron Works

Matsushima ShotIosj, Glass, polished NIkpon'BaiyAku Kaisha,Medicines,

Ltd., Dealers

Toiletin

plalte, wired, figured and window Heavy Chemicals,

etc.—149, , Yamagata-dori; Teleph. Articles and Surgical Instruments—

Naniwa-cho; Cable Ad: Kusuri

51$6Cable Ad : Matsushima S. Takeuchi, manager

S. MatsusHima, proprietor

Matsuuk.iI' MaaisN iK'ABUsaiiti J2/isha, •Nippon Menkaya Kabushiki Kaesha.

Shipowners and- Shipping. Agents— General Cotton, Commission

Yarn, Piece Goods,Merchants

Haw Silk,of

30, Kaga^achi; Telepk 6117 5 Wool and Jut©—49, Yamagata-Dori:

S. MatSttur^ mM^ging director P.O. Box 18; Cable Ad: Meokwa

Mayezawa Shoko, Irciij, Sl:eel and Y. H. Miyagawa, manager

Hardware

Teleph. 6136 merchant—53. Ise-fiiachi ; Nippon Typewriter Col, Ltd.—15;y

S. Mayezawa, proprietor Yamagata-dori

K- Nakani^hi

MichaeEieoe. J., 'Gefieiia'l Stcjrefeeper ®. ® M M * B

—^8. Kamlru-dori .

Mitsubishi ShO-ti KatSHA,' .General Nippon Yusen Je pen chuen wei sa

Import and Export, Insurance Kaisha (TheCableN.Y.K. Line)

165, Yamagata-dori; Teleph!Agents—

8151; —181, Yamagata-dori;

K.R.Yamaguchi, manager

Ad: Yusen

P.O. Box 106 ; Cable A cl; Iwasakisal Ono

T. Terada; manager . T. Katsuta I S. Okuno

Mitsuboshi Yoko & Cd., Importers S. Kuriyama

S. Katagi | M. Y. Teshiba

HLtuchi

and Exporters of Wines, Spirits

and Provisions — Tokiwa Street; Nishikawa & Co., Ltd., Importers and

'Cable Ad : Mitsuboshi Exporters — 20, Ku-machi; Cable

K. Takai, managing director Ad: Nishikawaya

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha. Merchants—182 T. Nishikawaya, manager

yamagata-dori. P.O. Box 80,

Mukashin /c Co., Iron and Stebl;Material Bean, Oil

Nisshin

Peanut,

Mills,’ Manufacturers of

Castor,and Perilla and

and Sundries—106, Yamagatft-dori Hempseed Oils, Cakes Manchurian

S. Murakami, proprietor Cereal Shippers—Cable Ad: Misshin

S‘. Tsuchida, manager J. Furusawa, managing director

NxkaoawA

ImportersShokai. K., iff(£, General

and Exporters—64, Ohya- Nordpeutscher Lloyd, Bremen—212.

, , madori: Telephi 4274; Cable Afin Yamagata-dori; Teleph. , 3070

Anz & Co., 0. H., agents

Kejjakagawa .

K. Kenakaigawai; repi'eseqtatly.e Oba Gumi. Building Cbiltractors and

Nan Yang Yen Ching Kung Ssu, 5305 Ilp^ineersy-ip, Kii-machi; Teleph.

, Dealers in Watchesj ^e>yMlpry Md iS. Oba, manager

Optical: Gppds—8i. Kanh\i-c[©ri.

Naniwa Yoko, Wholesale and lEtetaiLDry Okura E xpp&r terCo.s (Trading), Ltd,,rs—1

‘ahid Contract^ Importers,

S', Y a -

Goods Dealers—51-53, .Nauiwa.-oho; magahiMori; Cable Ad : Okura

Cable Ad: Nanivyayoko ; Tatsuo Ikeda,' manag(w

T. Akaraatsu, proprietor

DAlliEN, 521

Onoda Cement Co., Ltd., Dairen Behder & Dorn, Motor Parts, Tools

Bi;at)ch Works—Chou-shui-tzu and A^b’essorits—17,-

Teleph:. 6331; Cable Ad:YamagaEa-dori;

Rebderdor-h

K. KunSiyoshi, manager W. Saraieff, manager

HcMshida, ^iib-manager

gjtj ?SC K ij> Sho Ya Tien

OnOd’a, B., Successors to Centro Ltd.,

Agent to Skodaworks Ltd., Appa-

ratus and Plain,ts, Electrical and Rudolf Mosse

Carl Riede35‘prOprifetot ,r

Mechanical—19,.• ¥&nuu§ataMori

Ruthe & Cbr, A. Importers/ and

ORiEajfTAL Motors ipo., (Ltd:—22, YaP Expprters—P.0, Box 24

indgata-dori; Teleph. 21262; Cable

Ad:T. Aioi,

Chungmanager Ryoto Hotel-4,3 1-85, Shinano-machi;

■Telephs. 4131 and 4171

S. Yamada,' manager

Oriental Trading Co.'1 inpoyt-Eip'M-b

—4, iKaga; P.O.'Box T ; Cable Ad: Sanosian Cafe and Confectionery—98,

Otraco '' Yamagata-dpfi,;.

T. Yamauchi, managing partner O P. Spnosian, partner

S. Birich, do.

Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Ltd.—228, Ya- CableShin sSan Shokai—89, Ise-machi;

Ad: SRinshin

magata-dori; Teleph. 4137; Cable T. Wada, representative

Ad : Shosen > Aqents.Jbr ,

M. Takami. manager Spciete

0)6 arya go BopRsyoRE, < Wh

/’ . . . Am IrejPitrQ,ep,

■ Bietail, tS-tatipnerp—1'38, braniiya-c^o; : Santai Oil Mill, Manufactul'ers of Bean

Teleph. 5188; Cable Ad: Hama Oil—Dairen Wharf

M. Hamai, manager ,V . K. Mirpsei, pian^ging direeipr,-

Osram China Co. Sapporo Cafe and Bar—157, Yama-

The General Electric Cb: of China, gata-doci; Teleph. 6705; Gable Ad:

Me - g Ltd.,

i I 11111representatives

J. • > * * ji (i P1'ah j , * > .h i / Y Sapporo Wang Shim g- Ting,' /manager <

iP.Agiiric Rpi 'Corporation, Importers,

Exporters, Sfripping, anijql Manufac-

turers’ Agents- 3, Mikawa-cho; Te Seiwa Shokwai/ SJiipping' Agents^

193,' Yamagat'a-dori: Teleph. '6404;

leph. 8903: F.O. Box 24: Cable Ad: ‘Cable Ad: S^iwA

Rot he Be Kqtera, manager

J. V. Larioff, manager

A. F.. Riithe. do. . Shawh^in|i. S.: S)ij- po.,|;Ltd.,

! -Shipping

J

Paizis A-Co.,;.E. M., General Tobac- . —Cable AdV "S128 " '

conists, Wine and Spirit Merchants Shih. WEi,.jQHi . Dealers, .jn Mhtclies,

— 126, Xfiniwivcho.; ■ Cable Ad: Silverivate, Jewellery >

and, Optical

Paizis goods-e-Xanivyarchbii

Palace Hotel—I38p Yamagata-dori Hung Yu Ohuan, manager

Tang Hsiu Yun, proprietor Si cal

ifM AMerchants—20,

M »v Co.. Machinery and Chemi-

P. A. Si!ban off, manager Kambu-dori

B,akrojRopETZKyp0(, Sliipping and Coin- M. Matsuzawa, director

missipn Agents4--Fukusho

Yamagata-dori •; P.Q.' Boxbuilding, 212, Shinwa Shokai, Lfb.r Hardware Dealfei's

PV;' Cable

Ad: Raigonmd^tzky —30, S^do-nTachi •

T. Takath, ’fepresehtatiye

.DAinkx

Shibokiya Yohuku Ten, Tailor and T. Dohi, chief secretariat

Woollen Merchants—130, Naniwa- K. Ishimoto,, chief personnel office

cho; Teleph. 5175 S. Okumura, chief foreign inter-

S. Fukuomi, proprietor course office

T. Ishikawa, chief research office

Singek Sewing Machine Co., 26, S. Sugimoto, private sec; to pres.

Naniwa-cho: Teleph. 6416 ; Cable B. Yaji do. to vice-pres..

Ad : Singer

Y. Takenchi, manager Southern Baptist Convention

Rev. W. W. Adams and wife

Skoda Stanley Tire and Rubber Co., Dis-

OfficesWorks

of the(Far

Ld. Eastern Engineering

Co., formerly Skoda- tributors for Kelly. Springfield

works Plzen, Czecho-Slovakia), Steel Tyres

Works,

MechanicalBuilders of all Machinery

and Electrical kinds of Strand Hotel—Shizuura Seaside Re-

— IS, Yamagata-dori; Teleph. 4726; sort; P.O. Box 104; Teleph. 4962;

Cable Ad: Skodaworks

KarelFarJanEastern

Hora, E.fe., manager Cable

general(Shanghai)

branches

Ad: Strandotel

J. Weksler, proprietor

B. Onoda, representative Sung-Mow & Co., Shipping Agents—

Lee, clerk 24, Togomachi

M. Kawabe, proprietor

^ ft

Socony Vacuum "Co'rpobation — TaOku-machi Tai, Piece Goods and Sundries—55,

Telephs. 5801 and 4848 ; P.O. Box On Yang Peng, manager

60; Cable Ad: Sooony

C. H.B. WBrown,

T

. Mills,manager

installation supt. Tai Tung Jih Pao, Chinese Newspa-

M. Fujii | T. Morita per—Oku-machi; Teleph. 8001-3 and

4524; P.O. Box 79; Cable Ad: Tai

South Manchuria Electric Co., Ltd. President—M. Abe

—117, NishLdorT; Teleph. 3141; F. Hashikawa, editor-in-chief

Cable Ad : Denki Pit An Chiang, news editor

T.J. Takahashi,

Yokota, managing S. Kashiwabara, sub. manager

directordirector

and manager Taito Co., The (Taito Yoke),Importers and

M. Imai, director & chief engineer Exporters, Insurance and Forwarding

South Manchuria Ltd., Agents—18V

Gas andCo*,bye-pro' 6347

Yamagata-dori; Telephs.

Manufacturers

ducts, Gas

of Gas

appliances,'' etc. — 117 A.B.C. 6th edn., Bentley’sTaiandtoco:

and 4094; Cable Ad: Codes:

Acme

Nishi-dori; Teleph. 8181 C. Tanaka, president

S. Tomitsugu, managing director General

TanakaManagers

& Yasuda Construction Co.

it 15$; trm if m m & Taku & Co., LiDi, Wine and Provision

South Manchuria Railway Co., Higashi Merchants—47, Oyama-dori; Cable

—Koen-cho; Cable Ad: Mantetsu or Ad: Taku

Smrco; Codes:Bentley’s

Al Lieber’s, A.Bj.C. 5th

andandAcme

6th edns., T. Nakamura, manager

Count Y. Uchida, president Tanaka and Yasuda Construction Co.

B. Eguchi, vice; do.

Directors—T. Godo, S. Sogo, K. —18, Yamagata-dori

Ohmori, G. Murakami, Y. Ki ^ ± £1

mura, M. Sudo, T. Yamanishi

and M. Takanaka Teh shih ku Tmo yiu hung szu

, . General Management Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Texaco

T. Yamanishi, general manager Petroleum Products—55, Kiu-machi:

M. Yamsaki, assist to do. Cable Ad: Texaco

I. Ishikawa, do. do. N. Fujii, in charge

DAIREN-(JHEFOO 523

Toa Tobacco Co., Ltd.—11®, Kanfou- fr til m K

dori; Telephs. 4-273 and 4403

Y. Nishimura, manager K'wan'g 'yvu Kyi hyi yen hong

j Tuba YpKO, General Machinery' and Vacuum Oid Co., Bee< Socony Vacuum

Hardware Dealers—8, j Omi-machi ; .Corporation --

Cable Ad : Tobayoko

M. Toba, manager

Tokyo Electric Co., Ltd., Electric Lamps Wahlbn,

: cho ; -

W., Architect—7;, Satsuma-

and Apparatus—4, Sakae-machi

H. Katsura, manager

( Total Company, Shipping—212, Yama- Yamaha & Co,, Ltd., Piano and Organ

•Makers, Furniture Dealers, Gas

gata-dori; Teleiph. 3070

I1 H. Ito, proprietbr Fittings and Supplies—50. Sinasno-

machi; Teleph. 4148

Tshdrin & Co., I. I.y General Im- K. Yamaha;, proprietor

poi-ters and Manufacturers’ Repre-

sei11ative,.4—.42, Yamagata -dori ■ Cable

Ad : Tschurin Yamato Hotel (owned and operated by

I. D. Zorich, manager theT. South

Otsubo,Manchuria

managingRailway

directorCo.)

’ Vacakis Bros., Importers and Export- S. Terasawa, manager

ers—MO, Yamagata-dori; Cable Ad:

) Vaeakis Y.M.O.A.

E. N. Vacakis ' General Secretary—T. Nasagawa

G. N. Vacakis

C H E F O O

^ £ Chi-fu ^ Yen-tai

this Chefop,

Treaty ipPortthethe.Province

Chineseof name

Shantung,

of the,isplace

the name used by foreigners

is Yentgi,.and Chefoo proper to denote

is on

the

tude 12m : 25' ,02" E: The port was opened to foreign trade in 1863. In 1876longi-

opposite side of tire harbour. Chefoo is situated in latitude 37“ 33' 20 N. and the

Chefoo

former ConVeritibn

Viceroy of was

Chihli, concluded

Li at

Hung-chang.ChefooThe by the

normal Tate Sir

foreign Thomas

population Wade

of and

Chefoo theis

about 1,000, while the Chinese population is about 100,000. Chefoo has no Settlement

or Concessions^ but a recognized Foreign Quarter, which is well kept and has good

clean roads, and is well lighted. From the early days of the port a foreign “Road

Committee5’ administered the Municipal affairs of the Foreign Quarter being succeeded

in 1910 by an International Committee of six foreigners and six Chinese. The Interna-

tional Committee

administered by thewasChinese

however wound inupthein.same

Authorities 1930 way

and asthetheForeign Quarter

rest pf the town. isThere

now

iswhich

a good club. There are two good hotels and several excellent boarding houses, all

Theof

winter,arewhich

full ofis visitors

severe, from

]a,sts July

fromtothe

thebeginning

end of September,

of DecemberThe climate is bracing.

to the end of March;

April, May and June are,.lovely mOwtbs and hot hot; July and August are hot and

x-ainy warm

with months;days,andcool

September,

winds andOctober and November

cold nights! ? form a most

Hti-bhg: hortherly gates perfect autumn,

aLe expei-ienced

00l,

524 ’Ci-IEFOO

in the late antum'n a4h CH'rt^h’the winter, and’ffil roa,f}'stea(i gives but an uiiebmlori-

able, though safe and^qr^e for. steamers. In 1909 nearlywo montiis were lost to

trade throughofstress

construction of weauier. inTheJ91»i..•

a breakwater:• Netherlands Harbourimprovement

'Further harbour, Works Co. started

works were,the

completed

September 14tb, 1921. The breakwater is 2,OOb feSt lotig,’the height from the'basebhof

in 1921, the new bi’eakwatqa, mole attiTijuaV beihg formally ipaughrated

the foundation

of the mounchto

foundation the top of the parapet is 51g feet, and'thb'•width orfhe' lms^-

1 mound ranges from 117 feet to 133 feet. A rail- way track has been

laid

the east beach by a storm of unusual1921,

over the mole . Itt ’Septemoer, gireataccompanied

violence damage wasbydone her hides.

sprihg the Bund

1 along

It was always—intended that the Chefoo-Huanghsien-VV'eihsien railway

should

brought proceed pari passu

negotiations to-a with the breakwater.

staftdstilil. Another The outbreak of war, ishowever,

water supply. The Ohefoo-Weihsien motor road, pressing

was opened needtoipualiic

Chefoo in 1923a good

and,,

although very unsatisfactorilyrmetalled, is nevertheless very popular.

An enterprise w.a^. established p few years ago by a wine company of sub-

stantial standing; the soil of the locality lends itself to. such an industry. Chefoo is

noted for its Kobe

Yladivostock, large and and other

increasing

Eastern fruit-growing

por.tsr whthindustry,

, foreign supplying

fruits, . whichShanghai,

grow

wel}

having with care ;,md ,attention in that part of Shantung— the native fruit-growers

paying industry, Other yery,fh‘pQfUnt industries are tfid ihahufacture of foreigna

reached foieign instruction - so that which was at first a hobby is now

silk and

large hand-niade Silk

proportions. pilk places,

flireadwliiqh

and silkin twist

the hands of foreigners’promise

are largely made ,.and exported to assume

, from

here

Korea and Manchuria that come to China. The port was connected in 1900from

to France and America. Chefoo uses a l&ijge percentage qf , the,-cocoons by

telegraph cables with Tientsin, Poft-Arthur, Weihaiwei, Tsingtao and Shanghai.

Trade in 1931

The value of the whole trade ef the-port of jChefoo amounted an 1931 to

approximately 49.1 million Haikwan taels, as against 30.9 millions in 1930.

The remarkable 00 per cent, increase is believed to be attributable to the

divergence of trade from the neighbouring port of Wedhaiwei, which, during

the time that it was leased to the British Government, was a free port whose

status was doubtless taken advantage, fcf fibr passing goods through into the

interior of the province to the detriment of the larger and otherwise more

convenient ports of pfiqfoo arut Tagagtao, where, duty -would have been levi-

able. The total value of the foreign import trade —direct' and coastwise—

shows an increase of 3.8 million taels-over the 1980 figures; the value of

direct foreign imports increased by 2.8 million taels : and the value of ^direct

exports abroad, increased by ,. 3.4 million taels. The local drawn-thread'work

industry had a particularly prosperous year, and the output of the lace and

trimmings industry, increased, but the demand for bair-nets was disappoint-

ing, and exports declined. The market ppr pongees wa§ satisfactory, and

exports increased from 8,070 piculs in'1930 :to 9,343; piculs in the,year under

review. There was a distinct increase-in the number and tonnage of shipping

visiting the port. And, in common , with other coastal ports, the Chefoo Cus-

toms assumed control of the junk trade early in the year, 19 junk stations in

all being taken over in the district. The motor roads in the vicinity, of

Chefod are still devoid of metalling, and traffic on them is often, interrupted

for this reason after heavy rainfalls. Much remains to be done to develop

the system of roads in the modern parts of Shantung to tap the silk, tobacco,

coal, and other prodiicts. of these- districts. Given a sufficient development of

roads and reasonaMe . safety for trartSpbrt thereon,' there are plenty of com-

moditieiS," both inwards and qutwaf ds, tP 'SjUpport a motor-truck setvi'ce. The

HgAbur Commission is studying the jqUeMion of the needed extension of

berthing facilities, but no concrete proposalsVwill he, put foftvard ifhFil a

sufficiency of funds is assured.

OtUH'OO 525

!

The net valueef the trade ©f the port for 1931 was Hk. Tls. 49,082,925 ds

with Hk. Tl*. 30J682,320 in 193Q,,Ilk. Tls. 28j7i65i0©*li in I929i( and Hk. Tls. 28,340,87’2 in comhttred

1928.Chefoo ip two.,• dayII s’ (’

j ourney from Shanghai,. and ■ . communication . ' is■ . maintained by

the

the Indo-China

China Steam,

Navigation Navigation ,Go.,

Co. andoftheregular the China

DairenlineKishen Merchants’

Kaisha. Steam isNavigation

i Chefoobeing anin the Co.,

important

communication between Indian, South China, Japanese, Korean and Manchurian portsof

port of call for large numbers and tramp steamers, line

and

29 tothe, ports in per

30 steamtefs thedaynorth.

often During theclear

enter ahd seasonthefrom

port.March to December as many as

DIRECTORY

A. Fong, Photographer—4, Tai Ping & & ffi u-hsu-h

m uiM

Street : Teleph. 302 U- an?kiii)rQh

‘S. P. Diu, proprietor Intehn.vtional ; Savings ; SbciCTi , A

Anz ’& Co., 0, H., Import, Export, Public Savings—'Company, founded

Insurance, Shipping -Gipperich Street; in, 1912 apd Begistered under'the

Cable Ad: Anz French. : G6Verumenti ! Latt^ ‘ of , 24th

W.Busse, partner July; ’1867-. Recorded ht Frehch' Con-

C. W. Schmidt, do. sulate-General, Shanghai—20, Can-

C. A. Bunnemann, aasistant ton Street. Head Office:1 7, Avenue

Edward VII, iShanghai : Cable, Ad :

^ & Vlii 3S m & m ^ IntersaVin

Ying Shany Asia hiiq yu ky/ng sz , C. N. Liang,' agent

Asiatic Petbolkum

Ltd.!—Teleph. (in (North

331; Cable, China),

Ad:. Doric

W. T. Woo ;

Yin// Hfdy'Yen Kung Asn,

Astor House Hotel (East Bund)— BRlTiSH-AME'RICAN 'I’ORACCO, 06.'(CHINA)

Teleplf. 66; Cable Ad : Astor Ltd.—Cable Ad : Powhattan'

E, Chance, manageress H. S, Kiang,. district

r manager

-

BANKS Brttish Chamber 6f Commerce

Bank ok Chin A—MS, Chefoo Street; Chairman—V. R. Eckford

Hon. Secretary—H. E. Railton

Teleph. 239; Cable Ad: Centrobank

T. K. Chiao, manager Broadm7ay Hotel, (First Class Resi-

Bank ok Communications-LS, Fergu- dential Hotel)—East Broadway; Te-

son Road; Telephs. 271 and 195; leph. 563; Cable Ad : Broadway

Cable Ad : Chiaotung

C. T. Wanlg, manager ^ Tai Koo

1 K. K. Chang, accountant Butterfield & Swire (John Swire ik Sons,

C. H. Woo, cashier Ltd,), Merchants

Chartered Bank ok India, Australia T. F. Laughland, signs per pro.

and China

Cornabe, Eckford & Co., agents H IFei Chang

Hongkong Casey ik'Co., Silk, Pongee, etc., Mer-

CorporA-“rtonand-- Cab]e

Shanghai

Ad: CatbayBanking chants and General

459; Cable Ad: Casey Exporters—Teleph.

F. G. Walker, agent: Ernest Casey; sole partner

H. Y. Parker i G. S. Chambers K. L. Chew, assistant

■526 CHEFOO

Agents, for {'

La (ienerale Soies, Lyons & Shanghai Chairman—Woo Jek-hua

Phoenix Assurance Co., Ld., London Coihmittee — A. C: iS. Brand,

(Fire and Marine) (Treasurer) R. 8. Pratt, C. W.

The South British Insurance Co., Ld., Schmidt

Lai ChinS-Yu,and Tan-t’ai Vuit accountant

Yuan,secretary Tien

London (Fire and Marine) Chang maintenance engineer

Managers ‘ P. A. Timofeeff, harbour pilot

“ The Shantung Traders ”

0 Mien hua C'hefoo Lace Fxport Co,, Manufac-

turers and Exporters of Laces,

Central Agency, Ltd., Importers of Cot Broadway Pongee Silks and Hairnets—63,

ton Thread manufactured by J.

Coats, Ltd., and others

C. T. Riggs, manager ChefoO Pharmacy, The, Dispensing

Chang Yu Pioneer Wine Co., Ltd., Chemists—15, Gipperich Street

The—Vine : jQrowers; Cable Ad: . C. Sj, Fu

Changyu

K. T. Chang, general manager Chefoo Silk Store, The, Exporters

L. Battistuzzi, technical mgr. of Pongee iSilks, Hairnets, Lace

Goods, etc.—54, Broadway : Teleph-

Chefoo Clup SoO;'Cable Ad: Sukoalin

CHairman—Y. R, Eekford S. K. Liu, mariager

Vice-chairman & Hon. Treas.—W.

Busse . . . ., Chefoo Wf.ihsienforMotor Co., Ltd., Motor

Hon; Secretary -I). F. R. Me Transportation Passengers,

Mullan

Secretary—Frank H. Phillips I and Goods—Cable Ad: Ready Baggage

H- JKia; resident

“ Chefoo

PublishedDailyby News” The (Printed

the Proprietors: J. and

Mc- China C^omme!rcial Import and Ex*

Mullan^t Co.k^td.)—Cable Adj: McMullan —100," port Co., Ltd:; Import and Export

’Broadway; Cable Ad: Plant

Chefoo . Drapery Store, Silk and L. 0. Djang, partner and mamager

Wpollen Merchants—Church Street

lL. F. Chou, manager i@l Met shirtg

Chefoo Electric Light Co.,' Ltd.— China

Pongee Crafts,

Silks, Mail OrderEmbroideries,

Laces, House for

Kwartg Yen Road Linen, Threads, Hair Nets, etc.—Cable

Shien Tan Chen, managing director Ad: Chinacraft

Chefoo Export Co., Manufacturers of D. F. R; McMullan, director

Hand made Lace and Hairnets—Broad- Ar. Iiou,se,

Mrs. A. M. secretary

Rouse, manageress ■

way

Chefoo. Ceneral Chamber of Commerce

Committee—W. Busse (chairman), T. China Hairnet Factory, Manufactur-

F. Laughland ers and Exporters—Cable Ad : Wan-

(hon. secretary),D.H.F.E.R.Railton

McMullan

and •T nngW. Niggermann, manager- '

'

F.W. Walker P

Chefoo Hairnet Co.; Manufacturers, China Hairnet Manufactory Co.,

Importers and Exporters of. Hairnets, Manufacturers of Hairnets and

Silk.1 Laces-, Embroideries.‘Table Cloths, 'Silks—Gipperich Street,; Cable Ad:

etc.—Chang Yu Road; Cable v;Ad: Ejung 'Spider'

R. W, Sen, manager.,

ft n x m m China Industrial

factui]ers Exportof Co.,

and Exporters, Laces,Manu-

Em-

Mai pti Tcuny cJieng htii broideries and Hairnets, etc.—54,

Chefoo Harbour Improvement Com- Broadway; Cable Ad: Linke

mission . S. IT. Shoa, manager

GH'EFOO

China ManupactOkees Export Associa- CONSULATES

tion, Manufacturers and Exporters of ^ ^^

Shantung

Waste Silks, Pongee Silks;Thread

Cotton Paw Tussah and

Laces and

Human Hairnets—Cable Ad: Progress Ta mei huo ling shi ya men

Geo. E. Paradissis, managingdo.director American

L. Pernot,

Consulate -- Cable Ad:

American Consul

Consul—Leroy Webber

China Merchants’ PongeeandAssociation, Vi ce-Consul—Ch arl es J. Bren-

Fed. Inc., Manufacturers 00 Exporters nan (

ofLaces,

Pongee Silks, Chef Hand-made

Drawn-Thread Work, Hair Nets, Belgium

1

etc.—Beach Consul V. R. Eckford

Head Office: Street;ShanghaiCable Ad: Yenno.

E. N.P. P.Yanoulatos, director •

Yannoulatos, signs per pro.

E. V. Bono, ,do, t

P. Huitong, Chinese manager Tq-yinqlingstiih^lm

S. K. Yoa, secretary Great Britain—Cable Ad: Britain

Consul--Maj. G. A. Herbert,

China Merchants Steam Navigation Co. m.c.

- r3-2j

ChinaTaifung Lane; Teleph. 23; Gable Ad:

Merchants

Y. H. iLee, manager t w* n

Agents for Ta jih pen1 ling shih kuan

fChee Hsin Cement Qo., Ld. Japan .

Consul—C. Uchida

China Overseas Trading Cfd.,' Ma

* Sonobe Nakamura and M.

facturers, Importers, Exporters—P. Police Inspector—S. Iwata

O. Box 38;, Teleph. 269; Cable Ad:

Embro Netherlands

P. Y. Shou, manager Consul—D. Cappelen (acting)

Ching Kee S. N. Cp., BTd.j Coal Mer- Norway , Consul—I). Cappelen

chants and Shipping Agents—Cus-

toms Street; Teleph. 42; Cable Ad.:

Chingkee Sweden

P. C. Chang, general manager Vice-Consul—V. It. Eckford

S. W. Ki, manager

Chinese Export Co> - (‘'Able Ad: Sc wan Co'rnabe, IEEcKijoRD %l Ho kee

& Co. — Tsingtao,

S. C. Wang, manager Dalny,

Chinese Telegraph ADMiNisTRATioN Hat-bin; Cable Ad:Tientsin,

Weihaiwei, Cornabe Mukden and

T. K. Wan, manager Y. R. Eckford

W. S. Loh, traffic controller R. H. Eckford' (Tsingtau)

; S. M. Ling,' line inspector R. Gardiner, signs per pro.

(WeiHaiWei)

A. R. Hogg, signs per pro.

Ching Chong Hung & Co., Navy, Con- hi R.A. A.Terrible

Eckford,

H do. ■

tractors—Singtai Street; Cable Ad:

Chingchong

Cosmos Commercial Co., Importers and

Clarke, John H., Silks, Strawbraid BxpottWs of Hairnets, Laces and other

Prodficts—Chad Yang Street; Cable

Chipa

Te' l eph.Produce,

41; and

Cable General

Ad: Exporter

Undaunted.— Ad: Cosmoster

Tientsin Office: Rue de Taku Tsen

S. K. G.Huhng,

Lin, manager

do. ' '

John H. Clarke ' ‘

f»2S CHEFOO

iff ^ Tuny. Uai kunm Eastern Lace and Embroidery Works,

Customsj Chinese .Maritime

4 Ltd., The, Handmade Laees, Em-

Commissionier^A. C.E. B rau d broideries and Pongee Silks—Chang

Assistants—H. W. Hosking, Tong YuY. Road; Cable Ad: Yutung

K. Yao, manager

Ziao-han, B. K. Wallace, Wang

Ki Ming, Tseng Cluio Hua and

Hsu Zu Pu Ekford Motors, Ltd.—Head Office:

. .Chief Tidesurveyp'f; ,and . Harbour Chefoo, .Branches: Tsingtao, Wei-

Master—R. S. Pike haiwei and Tsinan; Cable Ad:

Assist. Boat Officer—E. M. Popov. Eckmotors .

Examiners—H. J. Harper, D. A. , Coi^nabe, Eckford & Co., gen 1.

Morozoff and i Chang Eri Kwei managers

Lights Staff

Hov/ki—K. M. E. Eriksson and Erzinger ct Coi, Merchants—Cable Ad:

C. W. Wolkoff Octagon

Th. Erzinger

Kungtungtao—G. Broonffield S. P. Liu

N. E. Promorifcoty—T. Daly and

V. 8. Shatoff

S.E. Promontory—W. Anderson & Express Cigarette Co., The, Ciga-

A. A. Essen rette and Tobacco Manufacturers—

Lungkow Red Cross Street; Cable Ad: Ex-

Acting Deputy Commisstoner—E. H. cigcomp

Hunter N. P. Yaimou'iatos, manager

Assistant—Yu I-Chemg

Boat Officer—G. W. Davis Fat Lee Co., Embroideries, Pon-

Examiner—S,;! 8, Jlill gees, Laces, etc.—4, Gipperich St.

i, W&ihaiyiei

Act. Deputy, Commissioner—A.

, . J. Hope Lee Pin : Sun, manager

Darroch & Co., Manufacturers of Laces Ford Hire SerYice—Teleph. 359

and Silks—Broadway; P.O. Box 29; McMullan & Co., Ltd., James,

Cable Korva ■

K. W.Ad;Tam managers

Dau & Co.,473;C.,Cable

Export ft UD ^ ^ W

Teleph. Ad: and . Import—

Dauco; Codes: . . ^, ^si.yangJise'pin'figrig

A.B.C. 5th and

Acme, Rudolf Mosse 6th edns., Bentley’s, Foreign Food Store, Ship Chandlers,

Carl Dau, partner Manufgci,urers.

Tung of Delicatessen

A

J. Van Hauten, do. Mrs. EllaLou;

Ma Cable

Trendel, proprietress

Deh Tai &andCo., Exporters

Ltd., Manufacturers, Im Fritz Trendal, manager

porters r of Laces, E,n}-

IL R. M. F. Trendal, assistant

brOideries; Drawn Thread Works

109, Broadway; Teleph. ^61; Cable Franklin Trading Co., Manufactur-

Ad: Dehtaico , i > ; / ers and Exporters of Laces and

F. H. Chi, manager Lace Goods,. Embroideries, “Silks,

Hairnets; Exporters of' Lace

East Beach Trading Co., Manufac- Thread,. Cotton thread Piece Goods,

turers and Exporters, Laces, Hair- , etc.—59, Frank lin co

Broadway; Cable Ad:

nets and Embroideries—106,

way ; Cable Ad: Hosch Broad- > T. H; Lin, manager

H. K. Hoscheng, manager

Eastern Ind cstry Corporation, The, “Fritz” German Restaurant

Exporters, of Peanuts, Walnuts,

Hairnets and Embrpidery^-Teieph. (JALENkoveKY, Dr. A. J., Medical

564; Cable Ad : E.astincorp Practitioner—European Pharmacy,

H. C. Wang, manager Red Cross Street <

CHEFOO 529

<}lob.k Mercantile Co., The,' Maniufac Shadyside Hospital—Weihsien, Sung

turers and Exporters of Hand Dr. E. E. Murray, physician

Made {Laces, Pongee Silks, Hair- Dr. H. F. Johnson, do. ,,

nets. Importers of Geneva] Mer-

chandise, Exporters of China Pro- St. Antoine i (Chinese Hospital,

duce—P.-G. Box 33; Teleph. 211: . Asylum

Dispensary;,

Cable Ad: Globe

C. E. Yu, managing director for School for GirlsBeach

Lepers)—West and

P. S. Chao, general manjage'r Sister ‘M-ary Bernhmans, > siipr.

Temple Hill Hospital (American

Presbyterian Missipn)—Teleph, 84

Yen tai dien whd chit ...Dr. Fr E. Dilley, f.a.c.s., supt.

Government

istration Chefoo TEL^PHONEi Admin-

David Warren-Memorial Hospital ('South-

T. C-K.Wang,

Wan,engineer

manager , ern Baptist Convention)

iDr. N. A. Bryan

0. C. Yang, do.

Gwoa Lace Co., Hunter Lace Ex- Hwa Ohing Co., Importers and Ex-

porters—Red Cross Street;" Cable porters, Naval 'Contractors and

Ad: Ahhsing General Storekeepers —11, Beach

H. F. Gwoa, manager Street; Teleph. 367; Cable Ad:

Hwa Ching

^ Tang‘Loo Y,. C. Moo, manager

Hindu

turersShantung Tradingof Co.,

and Exporters Manufac-

Pongee Silks, Hwa Ching Ho & Co., Manufacturers

Hand-made

Curios Laces, Produce—Cable

arid China Human hair Nets,Ad: and Exporters of Laces, Pongee

Hindu Silks and Hairnets — Broadway;

J. Joseph, managing director Cable Ad: Hwachingho

C. >. Wang, secretary

Ho Dzu,. & Co., Manufacturers and Hwei Tung ;.S. S. Co., Shipping

Exporters of Hand Made' Laces,

Pongee Silks, Hairnets' etc., Im- agentsStreet; and Coal Merchants—Chao-

porters of Linen and Cotton yang Htyeit up.g

Teleph. 164; Cable Ad;

Thread—Cfiang Yu Road; Teleph. H. :

S. Wang, manager

311;A. Cable Ad: manager

T. iKiang, Hodzuco

BaiSWrtSF'ift MS *

Talccc ’ Yijiff Sh dng Po Na ;Men Yang Kiev,

Horee Lighter,Co. Yu Hsien Kang Szu

Cofcnab^, Eckford & Co., managers Imperial Chemicalof Industries

Hoshun Hairnet Telep'

Manufacturers Ltd., Importers Alkalies and(GbISia).

Com-

100, Broadway; h. 313; Cable-- . ~ Customs

meurical and Road;Industrial

Teleph. iChemieals.-4-7,

4fi8; Cable Ad:

Ad: Hoshunnet Alkali

L. T. Han; Proprietor & mgr. R. J. Pardons, - dint, niapager

(For Agencies,- ^-Shanghai section)

HOSPITALS

General Hospital (for Foreigners Industrial Pongees,

Enterprise Corporation,

Hairnets, Lace Goods, etc.

and' ChineseY—Rue de la Croix —Broadway; Teleph. 473; Cable Ad:

Rouge; Teleph. 71

Marie de 1’Alveme, sUpcrieure Dust • Y : « : ‘ior* ' ■! I'

D. ID. Yuan, manager

Oxner-Alexander Memorial Hospi- Iwaki & Cb., General hutioiicrs, Expor-

tal (iSoutherh Baptist Conven- ters, Shipping and Coal Merchants—5,

tion) , ,Cbao Yang Street; Cable Ad: Iwaki

Dr. A. W. Yocum Y. Takami, manager

r>;« > CHEFOO

Kailan Misting Administration i D. F. R. Rouse,

Arthur McMullan, managing:direetor

director.

Cornaibe Eekford &' -Go. (Ship- H.Albert

L. Gibson, director

ping) Rouse, secretary

Kiaotung Circitit Industry', Manu- A. E. Gru,bl>

facturers of Laces, Pongees, Haiv-

rieits, etc.—Chang Yu Road; Teleph. MISSIONS

ST'S; Gable Ad: Hinyeh ^ ^ ^ Chang lao kung wei

Y. C. Lee, manager American

King Shan k Co.. Importers of North Preset terian Mission

Hardware, Tools :and Textiles—127, Rev. P. R. Abbott and wife

East End, Maim Street; Cable Ad: Miss C. 1)1 Beegle

Kingshian Miss R, Bell

Q. H. Ku, manager W.

Rev. C. BoothKidder and and

wife wife

Rev. J.D. E.A. Irwin and wife

M f§ Thh un

f 9 Dr. H. Bryart

Miss and wife

Koenenkamp China Co., Exporters and

Importers; Teleph. 17; Cahie Ad: Kampo Dr. F.A.E.E.DilleyCarter and wife

Dr.W.Graf Beissel v Gyninicli, manager Miss

Miss S.M.F.Wiley

Kamos

Boscheh R. A. Banning and wife

Dr. Wm.

Rev. G. F.BerstBrowneand and

wifewife

Kui Cheng & Co., Silk Manufacturers F. Field

and Exporters—Teleph. 289; Cable

Ad : Kuichengco

K. C, Loo, managing: director

T': '•' ■’G - -iKiainll fuw'. ■’.'AVid & ^ M ® Oi #

Kung Shun Col, Wholesale and Re- Ki san so gi tuh wei d ’

tail Pongee Silk Merchants .— Chefoo Industrial Mission—Cable Ad:

Teleph. 215 Industrial Mission

D. S. Ma, manager Board of Trustees—Rev. A. H. Faers

(chairman)

: arid I). F. R. M'cMullan

Lancaster & Co., T. H., Manufacturers (Yice chairman)

of Art Embroideries, General Exporters .'Secretary—Arthur Rouse

and

21 Importers —60, Broadway; P.O. Box China Inland Mission Boys’ School.

Malcolm, Wm., m.d., Port Health Officer]1 —Cable Ad: Inland

Physician and Medical

Surgeon toOfficer

the Genera F. E. Parry, secretary

Hospital and to the P. Mrs.

A. Bruce,

P. A. M.A.,

Brucef.r.g.s.,

, principa

H.B.M. Consulate R. F. Harris, b.a., vice-prinl.

Mao Hoi Sing S. S. Co., Steamship J.H.N.J. Duncan,

Chalkley,m.b.a. a;

Agents—Beach Road; Teleph. 7; G. P. Welch

Cable Ad: 3029 S.G. Houghton, b.a.

C. K. Mao, manager MissS. D.Martin,

M. Wilsonm.a.

McMullan & Co., Ltd., J., Printing Press, Mrs. Preedy

Miss RistSchool

Printing, Book Binding, Lithographing, Preparatory

Ruling, English or Chinese . Miss E. G. Kendon, principal

Publishers of.,

The “Chefoo Daily News” Miss N. K. Getgood

Presbyterian Hymn Book Miss.N. F. Getgobd

Miss S.F. Houghton

Mrs. L. Luton >

^ & KMT m t. Mrs, W. P. Welch -

McMullanufe Co., Ltd., James, General Miss

Import

Ad: and Export

McMullan 1 Merchants—Cable Miss B.H.

Miss L. M. Stark-

E.M. F.Day

Withers '

UHKJb’Op 531

.China Inland Mission Girls’ School m 5; m m

(FprMissEuropean

E. Rice, Girls)

principal

Miss M. Pile, vice-do. Tung an'yen wu chi ho chih mo •

Miss S. M. Broomhall National Government Salt Administra-

Miss E.H. Twidale

M. Bond tion (Tung An Assistant District

Miss Inspectorate of Salt J.tevenue)—Teleph;

Miss A. K. Will- Miss R. 1. M. 267; Cable

Radio Ad: SaltAd: Salt and 4472

and 24472 (Chinese);

(Chinese)

Mrs.oughby

Harris Dobson

Miss K. O. Assist. Dist. Inspr.—S. Ma

Miss C.-do. do. —L. F. Newman

Mi.ss L.I. E.M.Phare

Wil- Miss McNairLiicia Chief Secretary—H. H. Chin

Chin. Secretaries—T. Fahg, H. C.

liams M t’Fi. OleSon Li and P. Hsuan

Accountants—S.

and Y. N.-Mil K. Ho, P. C. Chien

Ni Lin,

Roman Catholic Mission ' ' Assistants W. Y. Han,

Rt. Rev. A Witto.er, vicar

Very Rev. M. Masson, pro-vie. apost. Y. S. Wu, H. S. Chin and H.

Very

Rev.1 V.Rev.Guichard,

F. Ariztegui, supt.

procurator M. Tang

Rev.1. Frederic

Rbv. S. Bpchaton if $ W'mjn.uj

Niggkmann & C'o., W.—Chefoo and

Homan Catholic Mission Order of Weihaiwei; Cable Ad : Wanfung

W.W.Niggemann,

St.Mgr.Francis

Adeodat: Witther, Bishop o Dunsihg proprietor

Milet and Vicar Apost. of

VeryChefoo

Rev.(Shantung)

Fr. Joseph Geremtoz, Oriental Hotel—The Bund; Teleph.

Prot.i 279 ; Cable Ad: Oriental

Rey, Fr. Fransco Ariztegui F. K. Wang, proprietor

Rev. Fr. iSoJano Bochaton H. \R'6§s, • manaiger

Rev. Fr. Rene Bulle, Prot.

Paizis, Ch. J. & Co,—fi, Beach Street

A. D. Paizis

# H San eking

Mitsui Bossan Kaisha, Paradjssis, Freres et Cie., Pongee

Merchants—129, Sing T&rCTp.,

Street;General

Cable Lace and Hair

Exporters N kit! Manufacturers

(wholesale and

only); Cable

Ad:K, Mitsui; P. O. Box 3

Kawashima, manager ! Ad: ! Paradissas

K. Tsuruda I K. Ku Sakawa C.' G.' Ghee, partner

T.K. Murakami

Yoshida j T.T. lizuka Watanabe

Pernot

Pongee& Silks

Cie., Baw,

L., Exporters:

Tussah andShantung

Waste

Mooly Export Co., The, Exporters Silks—Cable Ad: Pernot

of Hand Embroidered Linens, Wal- wL. Pernot

nuts, Peanuts, Pongee iSilk, Human GeoJ

HaiT-7-7, Shun Tai iStreet; P.O. Box

17; Cable Ad: Mooly AlbertE.Bono

Paradissis .

S. F Lee manager Pharmacie Europeenne, Chemists &

K. S. ‘Kinng, secretary ' Druggists—Teleph. -21; Cable Ad :

Konkewitch

National Commodities Export Co., L. L. Konltewich, manager

The, Lace and Hairnet Manufac-

turers—17, Gipperich Street; Cable Post Office

Ad: Tungho : Acting >, Deputy Commissioner-in-

S. W. Yang, manager Charge—Lin Jun

CHEFOO

?v ^ n * n ’Sincere ManOEacturiny;. Co„ ; Lacesr

Kail^on (fe.Co., Ltd., H.E., Silk Merchants Pongee Silk, EnUiroideiicA and Lace

Goods—BroMwajH; 'Cable %a: Sin-

Exporters

Hail ton and Importers — Cable Ad: cereHunter F. G\Vo!(i V

H . E. Railton, managing-‘director ‘

C.

JaslKruper, directordirector

SilverthOrne, Sm,ith Cof, L. Hi, MevcHants—

E. R Railton Cable

J. M. Ad: Semay

Cappelen

IfEOTEit’s Ao.enV v . D.

Agencies Cappelen

D. F. E. McMuIlan Union Insurance Society of Canton

Union Assurance Society, London

HiESER & Co., Inc., The, Importers and China Fire Insurance

North British Co., Ld.Insc.e. Co

Hud Merpamtife

Exporters of Hairnets, etc.—Cftble Ad:

Eipserando; Codes: West Union-5-Letter

■ Mirllothscbild ^ Mei foo

Shantung Products Export 1 Co., The, '• Socony Yacuum Corporation, Refined

Petroleum and Lubrioating '0ils —

Manufacturers and Exporters of Beach Road; P.O. Box 10; Telephs.

Hairnets, Laces, Pongee Silks, etc 11 (manager) and 159 (Chinese)

—Cable Ad: Foohwa Cable Ad : Socony

‘0. C., Chang, dir^ojr , S, J.,T.suang, in-charge

C. E. Wang, signs per pro. -

S. P. Chang, secretary & treas. Seraav'braid & Hairnet Export Co.,.

. Ltd., Yhe—jj^wnng Yin Road; Cable-

Shantung i; Leaders Co,, Ltd., The * Ad: ShecO;, ;

(Shantung Hariadels-Ges. . M.B.H.X n k m m & m

Export, JmporCnnd Insurance—P.

O. Box 2; Cable Ad: Shantra Submarine _ Telegraph Service. The

Carl Schmitz, manager —Roach Road; Fcleph. 20; Cable

Ad : Nordiske

Shantung Silk and. Lace Co., Manu- Alf. Pedersen, acting superintenden

facturers and Wholesale Exporters of E. S. Booth,-controller

Pongees, Laces, Embroideries, Hair Nets, R. C. Jensen, electrician

Strawbraids and Woollen Rugs—Beach A. J. Pedersen

Road: Cable Ad: Yufeng

J.H. Woo,

T, Lee, manager

do. & ffi w m m s m

In toy se king yin mt hung sze

Shin Feng & Co., Manufacturers of SeeBookbinders, King & Co.,Stationers,

Printers, Lithographers,

Paper Mer-

Pongee Silks, Laces, Hairnets, etc. chants & Rubber Stamp Manufacturers

—Chao

S hin feng Yeng Street; Cable Ad:

Tai Kong Co., Importers, Exporters,

Drapers, Silk and Embroidery

Shun Chang Co.. Commission Mer- Dealers—(8, Beach Road

chants, Import-Export—Beach Rd.; Tai TENg

Telephs. 142 and 477; Cable Ad: Silk, Laces, Hairnets and Embroidery—

Shunchang Cross Street;1 Gable Ad: 'Taituhg

B. M. Wang, manager

Shun Kee & Co., Eastman’s Photo- Temple Hill MospiTAL-^Teleph. 84-:

grapliic Supplies, General Importers and Dr.

Dr. H.

F. E.Bryan

Exporters—Gipperich Street

S. D. Wang, manager Dr. W. L. Dilley

Berst

Mias C. D. Beegle, r.n.

Silk Embroidery & (Lace (Depot, The Texas Co., The, Petroleum Products—

Kwang Ren Road; Cable Ad: Cable

Lace Depot D. H.Ad:ShuTexaco

CHEFOO—Ltritfdkow n.tr

Tun^ 'Shun. Co., Xavy Contiactor;s and

General Merchants—6; . Gipperich S.P. K.Huitong, 'Chinese manage!

Yoa,secretary

Street; •Qable Ad: Tungshan

Universal PabDiiciNG C'o., The—Ex- YinTemple WenHillCommerctai, Gollege! TiiEr-'

poiders, Importers arid Manufac- ll. K. Lo, 'president '

turers of Pongee Silks, Laces, Em- S. F. Ho, dean '

broideries,: etc. — 93, Broadway; 1 H. M. Chang;' prdettir , GoHpge

Cablg ^d, Pmprocp' A dept.) ' ’; ,

Waltek,■’.ijAvin Lane & C'p,,, Manti- H, D. Sei, prdqtpr XH-M. dejit.) ,

flabturm's j q,hd 0Exppa*ter& of Hair- I). C. Lu, accoun'tant'

K. T. Ch'iang, business; mgr.

neifi,:, Silks,: Luces' , etc.—hd. Brqad-'; T. T. Sun, secretary

way; Oa,ble Ad: Wepda Y. S. An, physical director '

T. H. Ohiao, lihrarian

Websiee, : Chao ; & Cp., Lxp., Manufac-.

iurers and Exporters- Cifbss St. S.. A. Flan

Lannine ,C.MissM.P.LiC. Liu

Y. Si Hsieh

H. C. Webster, partner , D. A. Irwin H. F. Chu

Geo. Y.^Chao,' partner and rhang. dir. F. Field

C. Ohiiang . Miss

Y.^Irs.D.A.Irwin W. Y. Sei

B. A.C. Lanning

Western .Co.,' The, Exporters of Hair Mrs. Wm.Booth C. W. W. Bdoth

Nets, jetc-Y-Beack Boad; Cable Ad :' C.K. Hu

Westerned Miss S. Eames W. Liu

B.J. Woo,

A . Frazer (Chicago) C. Y. Chang C. Y. Wang F.IL Chang

C.T. L.K, Tso

Chang

Wha Mai Pharmacy, Chemists

1 : • and j S. C. Kuo T. H; Li

Druggists—Clmd Yang Stre&t B. Ei Lian

R. W. Lin, manager Yu Tai Tung &>Co., Navy Contractors and

General Merchants—24, Gipperich

Yannoulatos Brothers Street ; Gable Ad: Yuthitung

Exporters, Pongee Silks,(China),General

Lace, Embroi- Yuen Tai Ching & Go., Navy Con

deries,' Hair Nets, etc.—Bed Cidsk tractors, Provision 1 and Genera!

Street; Gable Ad: Onneybros Storekeepers ■ -+• Old Telegraph-

E. P. Yannoulatos, director. Sti'eet, Corner Grpperieh Street;

E.N. V.P. Bono,

Yannoulatos, signs per

do pro Cable Ad: Yueritaiching

LIAN G ROW

□ §t

Lungkow, a sub-station finder the Chefoo Customs Commissioner, was

declared

until 1st aNovember,

trading port

1915. inIt November,

‘is about 601914,

milesbutduewaswestnotofformally

Chefoo, opened

cm the

west coast of the Shantung promontory. It lies about 100 miles south-west

of the Japanese port, iDairen, and is the nearest port to the rich Manchurian

provinces. Newchwang and Tientsin are each about 200 miles distant from

Lungkow.

The port is well sheltered by the Chimatao Peninsula, and is the. most

northern one in China proper open to the sea throughout the year, though

the Harbour is sometimes partly frozen over, greatly handicapping the move-

ments of the clumsy cargo boats. This generally happens in January. The

harbour of (Lungkow (Dragon’s Mouth) is seven miles wide at the entrance,

and

ing. has

Thea inner

sand harbour

bar whichhasforms a breakwater

a low-water mark offorfromfive11miles

to 14across the storms

feet knd open-

634 LUNGKOW

seldom disturb the shipping inside.- It is not to. be expected that the •Chinese'

Government will, for many years at least, undert-ake extensive harbour im-

provements at iLungkow; but, as it is, the inner haribhur has accopimbdation

for a great deal of shipping and, as its bottom is of 'blay, not sand, a con-

siderable ihcfhase in the depth of water ayailabljapcould probably be brought

about by dredging operations. Until such tinje asi^echgniLioh of its favourable

geographical situation, forces the bestowal of increased, communications, to-

gether with harbour improvement similar to those att 'Chefoo, any increase of

trade wiir be slow and mu$t cpme from airi increase in Exports and a gradual

elevation of the scale of living with an attendant increase in imports: A

handsome new reinfok-Oed" concrete pier at the New .Settlement has been com-

pleted, but has never be,en used and is slowly falling into decay, while the

roads leading to it haVe been .allowed to deteriorate. During 1924 develop-

ment of the, town northwaids was planned with sohae success, but it has since

been abandoned. An electric light works' long anticipated, is now an accom-

plished fact.

The town, of ILungkow has a population of about 11,524 but it is estimated

that within a radius of about five miles there is a population of 130,000. A

level stretch of country behind ILungkow, thickly populated and very fertile,

gives promise of the port some day assuming corisideiable importance. The

proposed Chefoo-Weihsien. Railway would connect Lungkow with both Chefoo

and Weihsien, thus with, porih and central Shantpng. The 'Weihsien-Lung-

kow-Chefoo

meantime, this motornewhighway could more

road brings be easily

tradeconverted into aalthough

to the port, railway.closedIn theto

traffic in wet weather, the, rainy season being, July and August. The transport

of mails and cargo is considerable in normal times. The value of land rose

rapidly in’the early part of i 1924 but has since fallen very considerably in

the old town. The beach and isthmus of Lungkow are of a loose drifting

sand, which, in stormy weather, coupled with dust from the numerous coal

supply depots on all sides, mar what, otherwise might easily become a seaside

resort for those whose work is in the near neighbourhood- The climate is

slightly cooler than that of Chefoo, and no doubt one of the healthiest in

China.

The opening' of this port to foreign trade was (lue to overtures made to

the ’Chinese Government by Japan- There is a large passenger trade between

Shantung Province and Manchuria. The winter of 1930-1931 having been unusually

severe at Lungkow, it was not till early in March that the harbour became navigable.

Trade

but, asrather morelarge

a fairly than proportion

held its ownofduring 1931 as compared

it is Japanese with Dairen,

trade with the previousthe year,

anti-

Japanese

much usedboycott

locally inmovement was particularly

setting business transactionsfelt.withEven the was

Dairen, use ofproscribed.

yen notes, Inso

addition to the usual shipping, the figures for which show a slight increase under the

headings

were dealtofwith

bothduring

oceanthesteamers

year. Thisand1 latter

inlandfraffic

waterscafne

vessels, overthe3,000control

under nativeofjunks

the

Maritime Customs in January, and1 the-good I carried to and from abroad by such

craft, of which 554 entered from and cleared to foreign countries, added somewbat to

the figures for the

The total net foreign

value oftrade

theoftrade

the port.

of the port for 1931 was Hk. Tls. 11,344,343 as

compared with Hk.

10,421,682 in 1928. : Tls. 10,857,311, in 1930, Hk. Tls. 10,890,246 in 1929, and Hk. Tls.

DIRECTORY

British-Ameiucan Tobacco (Ciuxa), Ltd. Boat Officer—C.S. W.

Examiner—S. HillDavis

—Tel. Ad: Powhiattan Tidewaiters—Sung Hwei Han, Yang

1

Customs, Chinese Maritime King Lyon,

Kuo Pay ChenYu Chnan Chieh and

Acting Deputy I-cheng

Assistant—Yii Conferj--kE. H. Hunter

Clerks—Jen

Yien Ling Chin. Ming and Wang.; Roman

Rev.Catholic Mission’s Dispensary

L. AT, Frederic

\\ El II A i \\ K I

il ^ M Weihmwei

of theWeihaiwei

Shantungis Promontory,

situated on theandsouthaboutside115ofmilesthe Gulf

distantof Pechxli

from PortnearArthur

the extremity

on the

north-west and the same from the port of Kiaochau on the s'Outh-west; Formerly

aJanuary,

strongly-fortified Ohihese naval station, it was captured

1895, and was held by them pending the payment of the indemnity, which by the Japan^fee on 30th

was finally

was arrivedliquidated

at betweeninGreat

1898. Britain

Beforeand the China

evacuationthat the by former

the Japanese

should an takeagreement

over t he

territory on lease from the latter, and, accordingly, on the 24th May, 1898, the British

flag was formally hoisted, the Commissioners representing their respective countries

atNarcissus,

the ceremony beingBritain,

for Great Consuland Hopkins,

TaotaiofYen Chefoo, and Captain

and Captain Lin,King-Hall,

of the Chinese of H.M.S.

war

as Port Arthur shall remain in the occupation of Russia,” and was regardeda by

vessel Foochi, for China. Weihaiwei was leased to Great Britain; “ fpr ,so long period

the

British Government as a sanatoriuni for the British squadron on ^he China station.

At the Washington Conference in 1921. Great Britain offered

to China, and during the latter part of 1922 an Anglo-Chinese Commission met to deal to return the territory

with the questions arising out of this. These questions included arrangements for the

use of the

foreign port byand

residents, the the

British Fleet as a summer

representation of foreign station, provisions

residents in theforadministration

the safety of

of the territory. Towards the end of 1924 the Chinese and Britisli'pleuipotentiaries

arrived

vention, atwasaalmost

complete

readyagreement regarding the terms of Yii-hsiang

rendition, brought

gnd theabout

Con-

a coup d’etat in Peiping inforNovember

signature ofwhen

thatGeneral

year. Fehg Negotiations, were resumed in

1929 and carried to a succiessful conclusion in April 1930, by'the signature at

Nanking of the cdnventiph for the rendition of Weihanvei,'which was ratified

and came into force on October 1st, 1930. It was accompanied by an agreement whereby

certain

period ofnaval privileges

ten years, and tofacilities

subject renewalWere granted tobetween

by agreement the British

the twoGovernment

Powers. for a

The former leased territory, which lies iri lat. 37, deg.

min. E., comprises the Island of Liu Kung, all the islands in the Bay Pf Weihaiwei, 30 min. N., long. 122 deg.andlOa

belt of land 10 English miles wide along the entire coastline, and consists of ranges of

rugged

and rivermountains

beds. The andisland

rocky hills

of Liuup Kung,

to 1,500Oncefeet barren

high, dividing the plains

and nearly treelessintobutvalleys

now

verdant and picturesque ah the result of a system of afforestation inaugurated in 1910,

island,formed by a backbone of hills rising to some 500 feet.

of which Port Edward is the chief port, are either barren rock or planted with The hillsides on the main-

dwarf

gullies pine and scrub river-beds:

and mountain oak trees. theThestreams

valleysareareall mostly

torrential undulating

and choke,country full of

up the valleys

with

are sand and debris

dry. All istheabout from

hills are the hills. During three-quarters ef the yeartbpse river-beds

the territory 285 terraced for cultivation as far as possible. The t otal area of

square miles.

The; strata of the mountains are metamorphic,consisting of beds of quartzite, gneiss,

crystalline,

found and limestone, cut'across by dykesbyofthevolcanic rockandand granite. Goldandis-

iron arein thesaidterritory

to exist. andGoodhas building-stone

been worked and aChinese,

rich non-hydraulicsilver, tin, lead,

limestone are

infound.

1931 atThe195,000.

territoryThere

contains somesmall

are five 360 villages,

market towns, and thewhere population

fairs areWasheld estimated

every

five days. ■ '

The majority

a peaceful, of thefolk.

law-abiding Chinese Theinhabitants

chief exportaretrade eitheris infishermen

salt fish,ofsalt

farmers, and are

and saltpetre,

ground-nuts, ground-nut oil, sasson, silk and silk hosiery. The import trsde chiefly

consists of timber, firewood, .find maize from Manchuria, paper, crockery, sugar, tobacco,

kerosene oil, cotton yarn, piece goods, liquid indigo, synthetic dyes, flour, grains and

wines (Chinese).

536 WEIHAIWEI

Tlie Government of Weihaiwei up to the date of rendition was administered by a

■C1901,

ommissioner

with powersappointed

similarunder the ofWeihaiwei

to those a Colonial Order-in-Council

Governor. Underof this the 24th

OrderJuly,

the

Commissioner was empowered to' make @rdii|a|ice| fbif | the ?

territory. It is now admiifisteredby d High Commissioner appointed by the National administration of the

Government of the Republic of Qhina, who acts,,direst]y under the orders of the

Executive Yuan at Nanking

Weihaiwei is now a fairly regular port of call for many-China coasting steamers

sailingclimate

The northwards from Shangjhai.

of Weihaiwei The harbour

is exceptionally good, and is well

the lighted

winter, bythough

two cold,,

lighthouses.

is dry

and Wpjing. A land and building company formed in Shanghai, lias erected several

commodious

accom modating European bungalows.

over, 100 people, ap’dThere

alsois aa hotel

large onhotel

theonIsland

the mainland capable of

with accommodatioii

!

for .the

by 50 'local

to 60.Gavermhent,.

Both, on, theandmainland

there areand on th 6 parade

iWi;eation i^l^nd ^oodgroundsrokdsand'golf

have; been made

botflies''In

both places.

The city of Weihaiwei (which lies on the mainland opposite the island of Uiu

Kung) isportion

greater a walledof town of aboutarea

the enclosed 2,000isinhabitants. TJie town is a poor one, and the

; not built on, but cultivated for vegetables.

No Customs duties were collected at Weihaiwei during the British m/wae. But

ataxation,

Chinese the

Maritime

growingCustom Hou?eof has

prosperity now beenunder

the territory established.

British rule In caused

spite of"thethepublic

low

revenue to increase from about 112,000 in 1900 to about half a million dollars in 1930.

TIf ADR IN 1931

POi’t, and territory of Weihaiwei has been most efficiently admini-

stored,.since its ^restoration in Chilia ip October 1930. New. motor roads have

been opened, up. through the town and a few nevr mud road^;'c^nstifiicfed in

the distract.. The existing inetalledl . roads have been kept ip quite., passable

#epair, and ip is possible to mptor fox' some 58 miles thereon.' without cover-

ing the-same route twice. The whole cd the district,i,s policed in' a® exem-

plary manner by the Public Safety Bureau, assisted by detachment® of

seilbi's from the North-eastern Tlotilla, and neither residents nor visitpys cpuld.

find fault with the administration as it is to-day. The Bank of, Coxamuni-

qations and the .Nutiipnal Industipal .Bnxxki of China have, ppened branches in

the, town; a .refrigerating plant has bee® established; a match factory and

•a rubbei': boot , and shoe factory - continue ,to . operate; and step^ nre. being

■taken to encourage'."the'salk industry locally. It is not:, expected.,, wh,o

that Weihaiwei will ,develop into a trade centre of any;gx;eat importance'’,'as

'it has no hinterland !of any consequence to' serve; hut, there, is no I'eason, why

®ib®ey should not be' invested successfully in local,undertakings sudh, as the

silk trhde, the fishittg industry, fruit-farming, and the hotel blusiness. What-

■'ever'may develop in the way; 'of -trade, The place is likely to remain a- favom

rite' sulnrher, resbii’ and' to sornC ’extent at leAst, a naval base, Thixoughout

Jhe year linger 'review conditions w-ere qiiiet and peaceful. An anti-Japan-

ese boycott was somewhat figdrotisly (inforced, but there w®re no other •»?-

percussions locally o,f the , Japanese, aclio® ih Mahchuina. The sfeatls'ties* fot

this first yeht of "tfade- under the adrninisti’ation of the Maritime Customs

slow that 30 pex cent, of the wdiole Cade of the port ’ is eentxed in the

grquhdnul! bivsiness,,Avhile dined and salted fish is thq other most important

staple at, preseht,, dyer 2l,0Q0 piculs ‘of tlxis' latter 'cothmodity being..expol‘ted

during 1931, . Abput, 10 per cent.’ of the‘'population' earh their livinig’fioiii the

fishing trade, and a number of trawlers, besides a, i®ultitude of othei' craft

that arrive for the prawn season, operate from the port. The value of direct

Iqfeign imports w’as 0.9'millidh taels, and the valud 'qf Chinese produce dir-

ectly exported abroad was '3.3' millidh taels.

The value, of the tvade of the port, coming under, the iCogiiisance of the

Chinese Mai’itime - Customs was Hk. Tis. 8,fi86,s6i. i® 1931 as epjtnpate.i with

Hk. Tls. 1,450.996' in 1930.

WKIKAIVVEi 637

DIRECTORY

-PORT EDWARD

H.B.M. Consulate

Acting Consul—H.A.F.B. Archer, o.b.e. ® & m m *

Chung kiM’ skeng hung kui

H.B.M. Naval Establishment Church of England Mission (S.P.G.)

Medical Officer-in-charge, Naval Depot St.Rev. K. R. Johnson, b.a.

J ohn’s Church—Port Edward

—Surg. Comdr. G. P. Adshead, m.b.,

K.N.

Deputy 1 Franciscan Convent

PatersonNaval Store Officer — A. Rev.Mother Superior—M. Berchmans-

Mere Marie Anhonciade

Soeur

Soeur Marie Constance

Marie Eucharistie

Aquarius Co. of Shanghai, Manufac- Sobur Azella

turers of Table Waters

Lavers & Clark, agents Soeur Laurentius

Soeur Marie Losafina

Asiatic Petroleum Co. Soeur

Soeur Clelia Agotoklia

Marie

Teh Ho, agents Mere Henriette

Beach Soeur Kialsu

Guests,Hotel

under(For Chinese

Chinese and Foreign

Management) Soeur Bathildis

St. James Church—Liu Kung-tao

Beer, Rev. K. R. Johnson, b.a.

Beer H. L., General Agent—Cable Ad:

Clark & Co.,D., General Mercantile, Naval

British American Tobacco Co. (China), and Military Contractors--Cable Ad:

Cleirach

Ltd.—Cable

Fock Tai &Ad: Co., Powhattan

agents D. Clark

Donald Clarksigns per pro.

Y. C. Lee,

Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.,

Wholesale and Retail Wine and Spirit ![i fu Bo lee

Merchants

Lavers & Clark, agents Cornabe, Eck ford & r 00.,ni Merchants—

Cable Ad:

R. Gardiner,Cbhiahe ' pro. '

signs, per

CHURCHES' AND MISSIONS Miss G. Gardiner ...

Christian Missions in Many Lands Moo Hsin

Sun ShengWenWoo

Weihaiwei—

Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Hill

Mr. & Mrs. A. Whitelaw East Cliff Hotel—Cable AdiEastcliff

Miss A. Gresham Mrs. A. M. A. Trav,efs, manageress

Miss A. Rout Foci tai

Mission Press Island

Mr.

General Merchants—Cable Ad: Futai,

Weriteng Hsien Weiheiwei

J. E. E. Bridge . D. C. Chow, general manager;

Miss Bartlett

Miss Humphris D.H,Huuson, manager

Miss E. Daniell C. Fong

Shipping Dept.

Kuanhsiachia Y. C. Lee, manager

Mr. and Mrs, A. G. Clarke (on furlough) Chi Fong Hsu I G P. Yow

Mrs. S.) Smith F. S. King I Kiang Ching Poa

Miss J. Coxon Agents

ChinaforNavigation Co., Ld.

Miss M. Hayworth , Ocean Steamship Co., Ld.

Miss Akers,

Miss Wilson,Shih-

. touh-woa

do. via Shih-tao China Mutual S. N. Co., Ld.

■538 WlviRAIWEI

Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ldyt;.

British American Tobacco Co. (China). Hsin ChungHoShan Cheng,

RoadTeapot Makers — 20,

Ld.

Standard Oil Co. of New York

National Commercial Bank, Ld. Hsin Yuen Co.—Head Office Shanghai

Yuen Chong & Co., agents

Foo Wei Co,, The, General Merchants and Ltd., Importers Imperial , Chemioaj- iNnusTRiEs (China)

Commission Agents'- : lo,' Yuan Lu; Commercial and ofIndustrial Alkalies',Chemicals,

Dyestuffs

Cable Ad: Foowei

Y. C. Lee,i director . : etc.

H. W. Sun, do. - Foo Wei C,o., agents

H. W. Chi, signs-per pro. East Cliff Hoter—Cable Ad : Eastclifle

C.H. StS. Sun : " ....

Tsou | H. M. Wan :•! Mrs. A. M. A. Travers, manageress

Agents Island Hotel

Kailan Mining Administration

Imperial Chemical Industries (China), D. Clark, propH'etpr

Ld.

The China Soap Cp;, Ld. , King’s Hotel—Cable Ad: Kings

Yao HuaInsce.

Union Mechanical

(Society ofGlass Co, Ld.

Canton, D. Clark, proprietor

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada Jlj Tai Mow

The Texas Co. (China), Ld- Lavers & Clark:, Merchants—17, Chung

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. Shan Lu, Mainland; Cable Ad : Lavers

Lavers & Clark, agents ,. E. E. Clark

Hor Chung, Tea. Service Maker — 48, Niggemann & Co:, W., General Merchants

W. Paetow, signs per pro.

Dorward Road

W El H A I W E I

Ah Fong, Photographers^—Island and Stella Rev. Br.Maris School p.f.m., director

Batholomew,

Mainland; Cable Ad: Ah Fong Rev. Br. Michael, p.f.m.; sub- do.

F. H. Sze, manager Rev. Br.

Br. Paschalis,

Emilian, p.f.m.

Ah Mee, Government Contractor Rev.

Rev. Br. Claudius, p.f.m.

p.f.m.

Mee E. San, proprietor Rev. Br. Bonaventure, p.f.m.

Rev.

Rev. Br.

Br. Irenaeus,

Cyril, p.f.m.p.f.m.

'ft’ m iH Ling Nam Tsung way

Cantonese Club TheRev.Convent

Mother Marie-Rosalie, f.m.m.,

President—Lee Yick

Vice-do.—Wong King Chee

Wan superior

Treasurer—Mee E. San Rev. Mother Marie-Anonciade, f.m.m.

Secretary—Lee Fu Chee Rev. Mother

Rev. Mother Marie

Marie des Henriette,

Mages, f.m.m.

f.m.m.

Rev. Sister

Rev. Sister Marie Constance,

Marie Laurentius, f.m.m.

f.m.m.

CHURCHES Rev.

Catholic

Rev. Mission of Weihaiwei

P. M. Durand, ecel. sup. Rev. Sister

Sister Marie

Marie AzeUa, f.m.m.

Clelia, f.m.m.

rector (W.H.W.) Rev.

Rev. Sister Marie

Sister Marie Eucharistie,

Josephina, F.m.m.

f.m.m.

Rev. Caeserius Stern, pro. sup. Rev. Sister Marie Bathilde, f.m.m.

rectorFidelis

(W.H.W.)'Chieoine,. (rector Rev. Sister

Rev.

(Mu ping) Rev. Sister Marie Charles, f.m.M.f.m.m.

Marie Agathoclelia,

Rev. J. B. Yang, principal of the Union Chapel—Liu-kung-tao

girl’sFrancis

Rev. schoolKi, asst. (W.H.W.) For the use of! Non-Cohfonnists

: of

Rev. PeterYang

Lion (Wen H.M.

E. 0.Fleet

Re\b-Paul (YiingTeng)

Cheng) Qckenden (on furlough)

A. WMfelaw and Wife

WEIHAIWEI-T3WGTA0 (KIAOCHAU) 539'

Hester’s Tulegram Co., Ltd. S. K. Tsung, works manager

E. E. Clark, agent W. iS. Sung, do.

Sin Jelly-Belly & Co., Naval Tailors— S. K. Wong, do.

Liukungtao K. C. Tung, do.

J. K. Chu, manager ft # H

& M §r B Wei-hai-wei Import and Export Co.,

Sun sing mou yi luing sze (successors Weihaiwei Wine Import Co.),

Sun Sing Trading Co., Importers and Wholesale Merchants—The Bund; Cable

Exporters of Linen, Flax, Silk, Em- Ad:Y. Tailai

J. Lee

broideries, Laces, Hoses, Tea-pots, F. C. Lee

Hair-net, Pongee Silk, Shantung Agencies

Products—7, The Bund; Cable Ad: McEwan-Younger Ld.

Sunsing Weihaiwei Gande, Price, Ld.

Weihaiwei Handiwork Co , mgrs. Weihaiwei Lighter Co.

and proprietors Lavers & Clark, managers

H. F. Tsung, signs per pro.

S. iL. Chi, sales manager Weihaiwei Mission Press

A. Whitelaw, manager

Wei sing sze sui pien chih hung cho

Weihaiwsi Handiwork Cb., Manufac- Young {$?King /k& Co.,Yung Sheung

turers and Expurters of Embroi- Contractors, GeneralArmy and Navy

Storekeepers —

deries, Laces, Hoses, Tea-pots, Sil- The Bund; Teleph. 16

ver Wares, Hair-net, Pongee Silk, C. Y. Wong

Shantung Products—91, North St., S. T. LeeKung| TaoW. C. Lin

City, Weihaiwei; Cable Ad: Wei- Branch—Liu

sing W. K. Chi

S. S. Handley, managing director

S. C. Huang, general manager Yuen Chong & Co., Naval and Military

Y. C. Huang, sub.-manager Contractors — Liukungtao; Cable Ad:

S. M. Chang, export manager Yuenchang

T. S. Chi, sales do C. L. Chang, manager

TSINGTAO (KIAOCHAU)

w e Kidu-chau

Tsingtao, situated at rhe -entrance to Kiaochau Bay in Shantung, was

occupied by a German squadron on November 14th, 1897, in consequence of

the murder of two German missionaries, and Germany obtained from China

a lease of the territory for the term of 99 years When the great war in

Europe broke out in 1914, Japan, under the terms of her treaty of alliance

with Great Britain, intervened because the peace of the Far East was menaced

by the German occupation of Kiaochau, inasmuch as the Cdibny constituted

a naval base for Operations in the East against the shipping and territories

of the countries with whom Germany was at war. Shortly after the out-

break of the war Japan advised Germany to disarm all her armed vessels in

Chinese and Japanese waters, and to hand Kiaochau over to Japan with a

view' to its eventual restoration to China. Germany returned no reply to

this comminmiication. Consequently, on August 23rd, Japan declared war

J-K) ^lAptJH^U), .

-against Germany, and ^pok;,measures at once, in co-operation with the British,

toof bioekade

the pftffieandhy invest the German

land apd'jSea beganterritory of Kiaochau.

on September 27th, and The the

bombairUnu-nc

garrison

capitulated

night attack, in which' the (South Wales' Borderers co-operated bywitha final

on Novetiibpr • 7th., after all the forts had been taken ,the

Japanese. H.M.S.'"Triumph and the destroyers Usk and Kejme'U J'm

the naval ^pperatj^rna |^pwards of 5,000 prisoners were fahen and conveyed

to, Ja-pan ,£01: /internment’ .until the .^nd of the war.

By the.

matters, walj.^inp-Japanesp Treaty

poight hn a^’^d up,d|p|). V915, China

between the engaged

Japanesehersttff to'recognise

Government• and theall

German Government respecting the disposition of all the rights, interests. ami

concessions, which, in virtpe of’ treaties or otherwise, 'Germany possessed

vis-a-vis China in relation to/thes province of Shantung. This instrument was

recognised at the time by Great Britain and France. At the'‘ Conference of

the Allies possessed)'should

Germany at Paris, the 'Chines^

reve’rt delegates

to their contendeid

Government,]thatin. anyT rights which

.accordance with

J apan’s original undertaking, especially as, since that undertaking' was given,

China had foecome’.one' of the AlMbs. : As they failed to > obtain satisfaction,

they declined to sign the Peace Treaty with Germany, which provided that

Germany’s rights in Shantung should be transferred to Jap&rn, The-matter

came before the'Washington, Conference in 1921, and the result was the tShan-

tung Treaty, under whifeh' it Was provided that the territory should be irestored

to China. A SinO-Japanese Commissijon waS siihSequently dppo3hted' to give

effect to the provisions of the Treaty, and this body met in 1922 and arranged

terms which arfe sek forth in the Treaty section of this volume; '

While Kiabchau ,was ini jGefni^n Occupation, the special attention of the

Admihistration was' demoted -to agricultural, comibercial and mining deve-

lopment in the Pfotectp^ate anid Shantung. The locial. administration' con-

sisted of; a jCopncil, cdrpposed,»oi all f;he heads of the several admifiisi&'fetive

departments upder .th.e persop^l ^jupervisidh of /the' Governor arid fourdhibm-

bers chosen from fhe ciyld population and appointed for two years. Theo Pro-

tectorate developed., to an unlooked-for' eoctent under this systemTofd admini-

stration, which ^enabled all the yita.l questions at issue, such as legal Fights,

landed properties, land-tax-assessment, school and church matters,'to'be sat-

isfactorily settled. The object' of the Administration in. dealing: with the

land question was: to secure for. every settler the lasting possessi'em of His plot,

thereby opposing unhealthy land speculation. Tsingtao, on the 2nd Septem-

ber, 1898, was declared a free port. The harbour had ail the advantages of

a Treaty port, and as a free port especially recommended itself as an em-

porium, since the merchant could there store, free of duty, his wares from

abroad or his raw materials brought from the interior of China. The Chinese

import duties were at first levied only on goods brought to Tsingtao by

sea, when they .were transported, beyond the borders of the .Protectorate into

Chinese territory./ Thfe Chifaese‘exfiiort duties werb .at jfirstf levied only on

goods brought from the interior or China, when* they were shipped, from the

German Protectorate to any other place. But ini December 1905 a

new Convention came into force whereby Tsingtao ceased to be a

free port, and the Imperial Maritime Customs began to collect

duties there:, as well as allthe .other Treaty ports. of China,' But

'the Convention, stipulated that 20 per cent of the , import . duty eoUeoted

at Tsingtao should be paid to the Imperial German Government. The Com-

missioner of Customs in his report for 1906 commented on the arrangement

as follows:;—'‘Ther principal object of the arrangement, which, moreover,

afforded, the opportunity of a political rapprochement and material ednees-

sioins

trade for

-andmutual benefit

commerce on both

. between the sides, was theandcreation

Pnchtgebie}, and promotion

the Chinese - hinterland.of

The results of, the first, epoch have conclusively -proved .the wisdom of this

novel arrangement. Under it trade developed .beyond expectation and rose

from a value of Taels 2,000,000 in 1890 to Tls. 22,000,000 in 1905, and Tsingtao,

the former dilapidated fishing village, grew into a handsome city with a

-fiouritshing mercantile community and a. considerable- number of manufactur-

TSIJsGTAO (K.IAOCHAI;! 541

iag^est^blishments, giving promise of good, prolits

Its success emboldened the merchants, foreign, and Chinese, to ask for, and and further development.

..,t.be, vipyierijment

limitation pf tb^,tofreet

;'.agi>ee to,, going a step., fufthsr . and ..arranging for; the

area, whieh formerly, comprised, the whole Pachtgebiet,

to the harboiu’ pn much the same lines as the German free-ports Hamburg

and Bremen. The chief advantage of this step lies in the removal of Custom

-control from the railway stations to-the free area, and the consequent free-

dom of goods and passengers to pass in and out>! from,;and to the hinterland,

without hindrahce of control of any kind—a traffic simplification from which

a considerable increase in trade was expected.” The Aew arrangement

inspired confidence'in the stability and future of the port and attracted

•'Artisan's, ttaders, !and •Wealthy Chinese■ firms, which , last, hitherto dealing

with • Chefdo,' had Until now kept aloof ffom the/dlaoe. The total value of

trade increased from'Hk. TJs. 30,700,000 in 1906 to Hk. Tls. 39,700,000 Tn

1909, and reached f, total of Hk. Tlfe*: ,50,330,321 for 'the yehr 19I2, or an in-

crease of ^0% oyer ' the previous year;,' hOfwithstahding the disadvantageous

conditions fbr 1 trade caused by the fhv'oldtionary trbubles in China.

The Bay bf Kiabchau is an extensive inlet two' miles north-west of Cape Jaeschke

The

with entrance

rocky shores,is notwith

more thethan if mi]es'kcf6Ss,'t!ie

new'town of Tsingtad (“greenbast side beingfrom

island,” a ibwa small

promontory

grassy

island close to the lafid) about twO miles from»the point

west side of the entrance is ’ another prohion'tdry with hills rising td about of the peninsula. On 600 the

feet.

good stretch of sandy beach. The bay is so large that the land at the head can onlya

The shore here is rocky, and dangerous on the west side, but on the east side is

just be seenasfrom

shallower the entrance

the north (about

side of the bay15is toapproached.

20 miles away),Theand

old the water Kiaochau

Chinese gradually getscity

-stands at the north-west corner of the bay about 5 miles from the sea. At Tsingtao

there are two anchorages for big ship|;;, ,the:la,rgpj:-jand better one is round the point of

the

neweastmolepromontory,

was opened on on March

the north

6th,side,

1904,-and iheother,

which smaller one,

accommodates fiveonvessels

the south

withside.

berths.A

A second mqle was opened a ,few months later, and a third for kerosene ships was

subsequently

ships constructed. . Tliey have

can be bbfth^bihihltanebus^y directharbour.

in thb connection},(' with

t . tlie

' railway. About 20

The hills, in fbimidf dky^ ffierefy bare rocks of granitAhnd’jidrphyfy,

in fresh green owing tpraneiUehsit% scheme of afforestation, which was decided are nowupon clad

inplain

thecduntt’y

early dajKk oCthb colony. The soil of the valleys- between the

on thdmqrth-east is alluvial and very fertile,:And is carefully cultivated. ranges and' the

Wheat, barley; fjeSnisbtfiillet/maizb, and many ptflor • grains in smaller quantities are

grown.

are som&The good,foreign

foreignresidential

hotels. Thequarter firstatsqdTsingtao

of thehasShantung

been wellRailway

laid out,wasand,cutthere

by

Prince Henry of Prussia in October, 1899, and the line to Tsinanfu was opened on

the 1st June) 19Q4.: ' ,dt has-, done, a prosperous business from the day it was opened.

The wireless installation at/ the Signal Berg, originally built by the Germans, was

remoyedhas-

station by been

the Japanese,

establishednaval, authorities

by th^, Japaneseinmilitary

June, i'9authorities

1, hut a powerful new wireless

'at -Taisichen. It is

available to the public for “urgent.” telegrams.

was opened in January, 1912, witli funds supplied by the Union of German A thoroughly equipped observatory

Navy

Leagues

where theabroad.

Germans A had

Roys’Middle

erected anofschool,

aero-shedbuiltonatthea. western

cost of slbpe

Yen 228,000, now stands

of the15th.April,

Yarhen Forts.

The port came under the Control the National Government on the 1929,

! and was officially proclaimed to be a special area on the.lst May. The new municipality

has been active in improving local conditions. Jn May,'ly'shjia,radiogram service was

made

repair,available for commercial

and considerable use, roads

improvements, in general were

in:street-lighting werekeptalsojncarried

a good;out.stateTheof

Public

stallation of an automatic telephone system was completed in the same and

Utility Departmept enlarged its water reservoir in August, 1929, year.theThein-

atemperate climate and the excellent beach have brought Tsingtao into prominence as

summer resort.

Trade in 1931

and Tsingtao

railway was, during 1931 with

communication sparedTsinanfu'was

the dislocationmaintained

inseparablewithout

from civil'disorders*

interruption.

The anti-Japanese boycott campaign hardly effected Tsingtao and commercial

relations with Japan remained almost normal. There were good harvests of cotton,

542 TWlNOtMr (RtAOCHA'l")

groundnuts, tobacco, beans, wheat, fruit and vegbtablesl An inbreastngljr important

feature

foreign ofrawthecotton

port for

is thetheexpansion in thebyebttbh-spinning

year increased i03;000 piculs toindustry.

meet theThedemand

importsfromof

the mills, and the total imports of this raw material, valued at 1© million Haikwan

taels, now take first place iri the statistics of the port’s foreign imports. Imports' of

American cotton amounted

The total output of the localtomills

220,000 piculs,is put

for 1931 while India contributed

at 660,000 piculs of cotton 121,000-piculs.

yarn and

2,900,000

mills nowpieces

operateof3,928

shirtings,

looms sheetings,

and 381,874and jeans, asvalued

spindles, againstat 1,200

180,000,000.

looms andThe240,148

local

spindles in 1928. These mills specialise, however, in the grey varieties

goods, and the import trade in white*;dyed, and printed cottons is still very im- of cotton piece-

portant,

under reviewas is: grey,

shownHk.by Tls.the348,470;

followingwhitecomparative

or dyed, value

Hk. Tls, figures for ;theprinted,

4,848,799 year

Hk. Tls. 1,680,669. The requirements of the mills have given a great impetus to the

local cultivation of cotton, and as the profits t o be derived from cotton-growing are

almost

isflour) doubleinadequate

nowduring

more those realisable

than from

ever: cereals, the production

thus toimports of foreignof the latter in Shantung

the year amounted in value Hk. Tls. 3,600,294cereals (including

and imports wheat

of native-

cereals (including wheat flour) to Hk. Tls. 5,348,591.

The net value of the trade of the port coming under the cognisance of the

Chinese Maritime Customs

Hk. Tls. 185,818,036 in 1930 andwasHk.HkTls.Tls. 218,275,187

166,801,328 for 1931 as compared with-

in 1929.

DIRECTORY

Adams,

kiang T.,Road;

Automobile agent—2,' Che-

Teleph. 593 L. T. Tsao, manager

T. Adams, proprietor N. F. Allman, secretary

Kwenlington

Agents for: — Wang

American Chamber of Commerce Packford, Chrysler

President & Secretary—T. A dams iDesoto and Plymouth Cars

Hon. Treasurer—J. A. Collins Reo and White Trucks

American LtrrHERAN Mission of # ;^ m m

Shantung Mei-gwo djang lao hwei

Tsingtao

Rev. P. P. Anspach and wife American Presbyterian ■ Mission—

Rev. C. J. Yoskamp & wife Tsi Yang Road; Teleph. 5045; Cable

Mrs. W. Matzat Ad: Presbyteran, North Tsingtao,

Shantung

Miss Lydia Reich H. E. Chandler and wife

Miss K. Voget R. G. Coonrndt and wife

Miss E. Moody Miss F. I. Forsyth

Kiaochow O. C. van Deusen and wife

Rev. C. Reinbfecht and wife

Rev. Theo. Scholz and wife H •j-g Sun Checmg

Miss F. Strecker

Tsim,o ,Ane|Er$en, Meter & Co., Ltd,, Ed

Rev. L. G.

,M iss E. Strunk Cooper giiieers anY.i^pnti’actprs, , Exporters

Miss C. Sul 1 wan and Importer^, Manufacturers, In-

surance Agents—35, Kuan Tao Rd. :

Teleph 4906; Cable Ad: Danica

American O^rijsntal Rotors, Fed. Inc., ,!, Qor| cigf,, sefi. hgnghai)

U.S.A.—78, Honan Road; ;TeIephs.

3444 and 4430; P.GCBox 150; Cable; Ardee HousE-rlS, . Fushan Road,

Ad: Amerimotor Cable Ad: Harris I

TSINGTAO (KIAOCHAI i 543

^ SS ^ ^ IS 3£ & * « * & JE SE «

Ying shang A si a huo yu hung sz Whang ping cheng ching ing hong

Asiatic Petrolectm Co. (Xcuth China tsing tao 'isii, cluing sou

Ltd., The—Cable Ad: Doric Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., The

1ST. L. Napier, manager —1,I. Hirai,

Kwantao Boad; Cable Ad: Shokin

G. L. Han Wey manager

J.I. E.J. Lester I R. B. M’D. Parr R. Nagao, iju b-manager

McGiicn'rist | Miss Ml A. Fair Y. Yoshida, per pro. manager

W. J. Watt, installation, manager

BANKS Bickerton’s Private Hotel—28, Lai-

yang Road

Bank op Chosen,. General Banking Boerter & Co., A., General Exporters

Business—2, Tang Yi Boad; Te- of China Produce—36, Kuangsi

lepfysi *2217, 2535, 2660 and 21715; Road; Teleph. 5136; Cable Ads:

Cable A<1: Cbosenbank Boerter and Tailung

M. Yokose, manager A. 'BOerter

Y. Narizawa, signs per pro. ‘ Muellhr | W. Qhlweih

Bank of Commlxhcations —:10, Chung W. Meyer j G. Boerter

Shan Boad; , Telephs. '5011-5015; Bolotoff, A. A., Dry goods store—

Chungpa Yao, manager 20, Chung Shan Road

Chartered Bank, of India, Australia Botelho Bros., Merchants—5, Kwan-

AND,G. H. China Cable A,d: Tenacity tao Road; Teleph. 3840; P.O. Box

H.

A. M. F.GowTand,

Burdett, sub-agent

Gonsalvepsub:accountant, ]'~2; Cable Ad: BOtelho

• P. V. Boteiho, sole proprietor

JDeutsch Asiatisohe Bank—P.O. Box (Shapghai)

ill A. G. Botelho, signs per pro.

H. Kook ; , P. V, Botelho, jr., signs per pro.

B. Kwert | O. Sehmbllifllger P: J; Marques

Brembach, E. M. II., Commission and

^ jfS Way fomig ning hong •Advertising Agency — Tsingtao

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Times Building; P.O. Box 156

Corporation--3,

Box 71 Kuantau Boad; P.O. H. Brembach

E. J. Oakshott, sub-agent

H C. D. Davies, assistant Britisii-Amerigan TobaCco1 Co. (China),

A. A. Britto J, K. Okabe Ltd.—Cornabe Eckford Building,

Kuantao Road

S. M. Mayes

Wpan-kuochu-hsu-hui

m ^ British Chamber of: Commerce- Cable

International Savings Society, Public Ad:Chairman Britiscom—R. H. Eckford

iSavings Company, founded in 1012 Hon. Secretary—G. N. Courtney

and Registered under the French

'Government Laws of 24th July, 1667. British Cigarette Co., Cigarette

Recorded at French Consulate-Gen- manufacturers—56, Kan Su Road;

eral, Shanghai—2, Kuantlau Road. Teleph. 1005; P.O. Box 118; Cable

Head Office: 7, Avenue Edward

VII, Shanghai; Cable Ad: Inter- AdR.: Cigarette H. Ball, manager

savin J. K. Poteat

J. F. Kearney, manager for Shan- A. E. Ralph

tung T. B. Angell

Ming Hwa Commercial and Savings W. F. Barnes

Bank—42, Chung Shan Boad; P. M. Birinkoff

Telephs. 5147 and 5148; Cable Ad : K. F. Cole

Mingwha C. S. Currie

K. P. Chang, manager F. Delaney

544 T3INGTAO (K1AOCHAU)

L. A. Genin ^ m Hwei chang

G. Geschke Casey A Lyttle, Importers and Ex-

R. R. Hanningan porters, Engineers and Insurance

J. E. Hilburn Agents—4,, Chung Shan ..(Shantung)

A. H. KellaWay Road;

M. Lopato

J. Wallace Wm. Lyttle,Boxsole22;partner

P.O.’ Cable^Adi Oa^tyt

A. Markevitcb,: manager

Printing Dept. Miks N. Goriatcheff

A. von Buren Catholic Mission of Tsingtao

I. E. Curtis (Steyl Missionaries S. Y. D.)—

E. J. Cooke Corner of 'Chufu and Chekiang

T. Nomura Roads; Teleph. 2204; P.O. Box 149;

A. Sheveleff Cable Ad : Tienchutang

IP Apostolic

Weig Vicar--Mgr. 'Dr. G.

Brockman x & Co., Exporters—Te- Procurator—P. Max Seidel

leph. 3217.; P.O. Box 162; Cable Parish' priest—P. Dr. J. Weig.

Ad: Wehro; Codes: Acme, A.B.C. Vice-priest—P. G. Heming

6th edn. and Mosse Bro. Liberius Teuschel

W. Brockmaun Bro. Crispin Meyer

Bruno Haube (Successor to Carl China lOy

Baptist Publication Society—

'KVvan Hai Road

Fisher), Import, Export and E.'L. Morgan, m.a., secretary

Wholesale, Watches, Clocks, Jewel-

lery, Optics, Leather Goods, Lu-

xury Goods, Cutlery, etc.—P.O. China -Import andLumberco

Export Lumber Co.,

Box 254. Branch in Dairen : 57, Ltd. Cable Ad:

Yamagata-dori; P.O. Box 87 U W, J. Cannon, manager (ShantuPjg

Bruno Haube, proprietor Territory) '

Herbert Wurzel, mgr. (Dairen)

&m % &m

Busch

Marine, Accident,,; Sickness, Motor Car

chants^—34, Euan Tau Road; P.O. and General Insurance—Head. Office:

Box 147; Cable Ad: Dacheng , Hongkong

J.O. Busch,

v. Alemann,partner

do. Bbtelho Bros., general agents; 5r

Br. Frinke, signs per pro Kwantao

Ad: Botelho Road; P.O. Box 12; pahle

. (Tsinan fu)

F. W. Arnd, signs per pro, ^ ft Tci chang

'K. Eschert

Chinese

Co., ENotNEERiNo

Railway, Supplies & Development

and General

Tim Jcoo ^ Engineering — 19, Kuangsi Road,;

Butterfield , & Swire, Merchants - Cable Ad: Cedco

P.O. Box 108; Cable Ad: Swire , IT. A. Raider, general manager

G. N. Courtney, signs per pro. ‘Yang PaoLing, secretary

R. Millar J. C. Wei

Caldbeck, CLUBS & ASSOCIATIONS

and RetailMacgregor & Co.,Merchants—

Wine and Spirit Wholesale

t IP1 ® ^

29, Kuan Tau Road Te kuo ting hsiang hue.

Cornabe, Eckford & Co., .agents DEUTSfcHE YeheinIguNG—P.O. Box 150;

Carlowitz & Co., Ini powers and Ex- Cable Ad: Devauteh

President-J.

porters, Merchants and- Engineers—

8, Canton Road; Teleph. 480; P.O. Yicb-do. —t. Busch

Engelter .

Box 86; Cable Ad: Oarlo-witz ■ . Hon.

Hon: ; Secretary^G. Frantz

Cash ' Brock nirtiin

K. Boehme, manager Committee—A. Haupt, F. Schnoek

G. Franz, signs per pi'o: and C. W^ektr

TSINGTAO (KIAOCHAU) 545

German Club (Deutsches Heim)—1, Finnish—7, Laiyang Road

Vice-Consul—G. Franz

Kiangsu Road; Teleph. 2402; P.O.

Box 150

President—J. Busch German—1, Tsingtao Road

Secretary—G. Frantz Secretary-in-Charge—C. F. Wacker

Steward—R. Steude

International Club— 1, Chungshan Japanese—Pacific Consul General—S. RoadKawagoe

Road; P.O. Box 49P. Yao

Chairman—O.

Vice-do —H. R. Kehrmann

Hon. Secretary—W. Lyttle ill ft Ho kee

Hon. Treasurer— H. C. New bill 'CoMerchants,

iina be; EckfordImporters,& Exporters,

Go., Genera]

Ship-

A. H. Aiers I W. J. Cannon ping, Insurance and Commission Agents

C.P. Kutt

P. Chung I| I.Y. Hirai

Ogawa —29, Kuantau Road; Telephs. 2832, 2210

Secretary—H. J. Hearne and 2938; Cable Ad: Cornabe; Codes:

All Standard Codes

International Recreation V.R. R.H. Eckford, partner (Chefoo)

Tsingtao—Chungshan Road; Club

Telephs.of F. C.Eckford, do. per

Bardens, signs pro.

Office: 3802,

BoxChairman—T. Race

232; Cable Ad: Course:

Sport 2481; P.O. A. C. Orchin

Adams V. Y. Needa J S. Tanaka

Secretary—H. J. Zimmerman A. Renkewetz i A. Yourieff

Assist.Do. Secretary——T.Lyon Y. Chen

Hiwo l i l $$ IP Chiao hai Incan

Accountant—P. M. Belov Custom House,

Sub. of Course —N. R.

Business Manager—Y. Y. Liang Plasovsky In-door Staff Kiaochow

Commissioner—W. R. Myers

Deputy Commr.—Y. Akatani

Russian Christian Association in Assistants—N. V. Jiejin, E. J. R.

Tsingtao—1, Kinkow Road F. Cousturier, E. Gherardy,

P. Bykoff, president Ma Gee Shien, Yu Chon Jee,

A. Pourin, hon. secretary Chu Chu Rung, Chung Wei

K. Boutirskoff, hon. treasurer chung, Chen Kwai-soou and

Fang Chia-chu

Tsingtao Paper Hunt Club Out-door Staff

G. Semper, master Chief Tidesurveyor—H. E. Olsen

R. J. Sheppard, secretary Boat Officer—S. Takayauugi

Assist. Boat Officers—S. (Nagano,

Tsingtao Golf Club U. Isa and R. H. Richmond

President—E. H. Murphy Appraiser—G. M. Pezzini

Hon. Secretary—W. S. Elliott Assistant Appraiser—T. Higuchi

Hon* Treasurer—M. L. Snow Examiners—S. Ito, IE'. Sasaki.

Ladies Repres.—Mrs. E. H. Murphy K. Yoshihito, T. Furuichi, R.

Sakai, M. Hayashida, F. Ise-

OOMPAGNIE FrANCO-AmERICAINE 1)’AS- gawa and J. A. Ihjin

SURANCES-—Head Office: Shanghai Dai Nippon Brewery Co., Lm—6, Teng-

Union Real Estate Co., agents, 10, chou Road; P.O. Box 103

Chekiang Road

ffl: # * « i! *

CONSULATES Dah Lien Chi Chuev- Whei Shut

American—Telephs. 5211 and 2044; Dairen Risen Kaisha,' Steamship

Owlners and Shipping Agents—18.

P.O. Box 106 Kuan Tau Road; Telephs. 2136.

Consul—D. G. Berger

Vice-Consuls—H. J. Cooke, jr. 2563 and 2727; Cable Ad: Daiki:

Code: Bentley’s

and C. O. Hawthorne A. Matsuba, manager

British T. Tag-ami I Y. Hirayama

Consul—J. B. Affleck, c:b.e. L Nishioka ! R. Fujita

18

546: TSINXFMO! (KIv\06HAU)

Deh iDji CoSTSTRncTiok! Co., 'GivU Fan ALOo.C BsiriA^iN Cl'i-54, Fei

E n gineers i Affehitect^ asi'd1 Oo6trac- Clbeng Road'T' l ^ '■ bsoJl uagnuiA

tors—43, Ivuangsi Road; Teleph. Beniamin C. Fan, man^&er •

3640; P.O,;-. 'Eox 2016; Cablp;. Ad”

R'oe)«aert; Co^s.:( A.B.O. &(b,xBen

ley’s and Mosse — Bookbindersan and _ Stationers—57,

Th. Boehneart, manager

Wi. A'ourieff | Th. BoehmeVt, jr. leph. ‘ 4243> ^ Tsimei " (;! iRq^is;,

< 1 7 . Te-

E. RayBLt }• V. Bazeos J. H. Yuen, manager

irt Fukusei 0b., Importers, Exporters

Ji\ II E li sze

Deutsche ” Stxckstoef Ha^delsoesellp - and Insurance Agfeiits—60,' Ling

Hsien Road.; 1Telephs. %7r and 287;

• '^Teleph:

oh&ft iKRAtrofl?' 1 ^ PO; (Branch Office)

'4.122 , Cable Ad: Nitro P.O. Bbx'ies ; Gable Ad • fukusei

foski (idflO ;88es bn.R T. Yo^Hida, proprietor '

O. Lanfisky ' ’ :'j1 ' 1 .

G. Schmitz-Mancy ' \ ,, , GAflac‘ ' Insurance .Co. 72,1 Kwan

Hsien Road; Teleph. 3961

’ G. C. -F. 'RusselJ & Co., agents

m w m

Djino k, Co., Walter, Manufacturers, General , Acicideot, Fire & . Xife -As-

surance Co., Ltd.—72, Kwanhsien

Exporters and Commission Merchants Road; P..Q. Box 133; Cable Ad:

—80, iKuan Hsien Rpad; P.Q. Box

78; Cable Ad : Coqperatp . Russell voloH .R .‘I —Jiiiiluno-jo/.

Dollar Cil, Robeys (Lumber Depirt, German Cafe,1' Cafe and Restaurant—

menO—27.1

Pollar | ,jKuap

: • i. Tau ' Cable I Ad- P.O.

7 Road; ; Box 36

P. Heinrich, manager

Oorhabe, Ec^for^.jk

W.'S. Elliqti; representativeSear^, agents beoil v/Aiiai >1 ,[ o/tovaikT

General' German ScHopC-'6V, Hainan Road; P.O.

Admirai ‘Oriental Linq Box 248 £ Cadft?Ad:

K. Greve, prlrVcipa) Dcvaiiteh 1

Dollar Steamsnip Line Dr. J. Werdermann;

Donnelly* D., Land Broker and Mrs. K. 'Gh ve

Estate Agentw-5, . Hunan Road Mrs. Th. EbkeH; • ; '

East Astatic Co*, Ltd,, Ship-owners and U.S.A.—20, Graham - Paige Motors Corporation,

, Kuan

! Tau Road

General Merchants—25, Kuan

Teleph. 2TH9;. P.O. Box 19; Cable Ad: tan Road; Ulf-Hansen ^ Co.,'agbnts 1

Orient; Cedes: A.B.O. 5th edn., Acme Grand Hotels, Ltd., The—Telephs.

andH. Beiitleyls

V. Johansen, .'! agent 51/1-3,' 2725, ' 2884 and 2401; Cable

0. Schaeffer Ad: Grandotel; Codes fA.B.C. 5th

K. Arentoft Jensen edn. Bentley’s / *

J. Cbr.' Hansen-Holtee W. E. A. DuePr, manager

S. Kumazawa, assist, manager

E-Kin A Co., Printers, Bookbinders, N. Hasegawhj. resident secy.

Stationers^ Impdrt-Export anu Com. H. K. Ohtake j S. IJyeda

mission Agen ts—44, Weihsien Road; Y. Miyake I S. Fujita

Tejeiph. 4472; Cable Ad: 1355 K. Kitagawa I S. Takae

K. Takahashi I M. Fujiwara

P. C. Chin, proprietor and

-.manager, Operating:— .,! «M

S. W. Leung, mgr. printing dept Grand Hotels-

Strand Hatels

Strand Yillas '

Erin House, Private Hotel—3, Htrnan

Road; P.O. Box 45; C&ble Ad: Grefen, Herman—111, Tai Hsi

Harris Tschen; Teleph. 2aOS ; P.O. Box 130

TSl^GTAO; .(KIAOGHAU) 547

Gkill, Max, General Store, Import— mmmmmmm

48-50, Kuangsi Road; P.O. ^ox

220; Cable Ad: Grill; Branches: K ia 0c h 9Kia6'tsi' ti lu kwcm/U‘chu

w - Ts1Aan Line ((ihiVpse Govern-

Shanghai and Tsinapfu H ment Railways)—Pacific ‘Road;,Teleph.

Max Grill, proprietor ^ 3400; Cable, Ad : Kiaotsi :

G. Hedges ; ’ ".i , '

'' A. irausrtikhh; : !!ir Board of M a ha gc na e n t— K u an g -

ting ,Ke. Tsui (chairman), Lu Meng-

M. Lipphardt .hsiupg,,' SHih-chiehj' Peng

Gitterman Ltd., L^. Jewellers & Fancy- Tung yuan and Men. Wen-chen

Ypng Olden, supt. of general dept.

Goods Dealers -105, Chung , Sh^n , .. ,E.C. M. Sung, assist. do.

fCi Depp,[chief engineer.

Road AV. K ;i(g ay am a,,) raflic m ana ger

Hallixg Co., Frank R„ Importers, -and “ S-.K-Ta,n,;assist.,

K. T. Tsai, locoinotivedp-supt.:

Exporters—Exchange Building; Teleph. L-L. M.C. Kaodsup^

3223; P.O. Box 124; Cable Ad: Hailing

H. E. Newbill, manager Kao, chiefof material's

accountant dept.

S. Oishi, assist. ' do.

B. D. Luan, supL, Ssufapg works

Henzler is ,*Co., A-, Export and Import

Merchants—28, KwanHsien Road; P.O. King Chong Loong Co.' Pear.ut and

Box 166 Peanut Oil ;Merchants—P.O.

Telepn. ^046' Cable Ad: FactodBox 95;

ft & #r P #

Holy Ghost Convent. JUnder. direction Kutt, Paul,Ti Exchange # Pnji

Brdker—Exchange

otHigh-class

the Franciscan Missionaries

Boarding of Mary),

School for Girls; Building! 1 Telephs. 3191 and 3282;

Preparation for the Cambridge Local Cable Ad : Ala-saticus ’ :

Examinations,

Ad: Convent Junior and Senior-^-Cable

Lennox, J., Marine and /'Cargo Sur-

Hsin Lee Engineering Co.—3, Che , Veyor) Fire iLbss Adjuster

kiang Road;. P.O. Bqx 2^9: Cable Lennox & -Co., J., ' Auctioneers,

Ad: Schmidtharms v Valuers, Land,. and, Estate Agents—

471, Hunan Roady CaAle Ad; Len-

Imperial Chemical, Industries nox , .. , '

(China), Ltd., Importers.of-Alkalies

and Commercial' and Industrial

Chemic'alSp-ExC'

1

1 Lr.N

1 KK, Otto, Cheinist

hkiige Building, 28, i! Chungshah Road! and1 Druggist 155,

:

Kwan-tad Road: Teleph. 4233; P. : ' U. : t, 1 y ')• -

O. Box 151'; C^ble’Ad : Alkali

A. H. Aiers ■ A. ' J.' K-e'00l Mc)Ui''oz !

J. Habkney Maendlf.r;' A.,‘ Cafe' ahd Restaurant—

V. W. L.' 'Stahiiba - ' 7'r 163,yQJjjgigj Shan,, iyRpad; Teleph.

A. P. • ‘Choke ! 3497 ;,.,Psa . Box! 216 , ; |

E. L. L. Wheed . ' 1 A. Maendler,; proprietoF

Miss J. Yourieff' '

1 : Maruni Siiokai,' Shn,ppiA,g g^nts—20,

Jardine EngIneerin'c},Corporation Kuan Tao Road; TeJepH, 192;,Cable

G. H. Bowkei4 , Ad : Marunishokai y , ip,.- <

M. Sashi, djpe.ctor , r <

- S, Isono,-’manager, /

Jardine, Matheson '*: Co., Ltd., General

Merchants and : Shipping Agoptjs-j— Maxims Gsee ,;RESi»pRA»3;, ^rnporter

30, Kwantau Road ;. PR0„ Box III; of , Genh^e. ‘ M^icK ^p,d' 'T.ijspur

Teleph. 475; CaHejAdi JardiheS' v

G.H.H.H.Bowker,

Tod agedfrrl,, : . : Road;

Piaught, 'P.O.‘ Lagegb(8ef7j4l,,,

Box 2lS;vCable Kw.Rpgsi

Ad :

J. Li 'Simmons' | T. Ozawa Krebs; Codes Aj-9,0# ¥ni';

18*

TSINGTA6 (KIAOCHAU)

Melchers & Co., Exporters, Importers Okura & Co., Ltd. Chung Shan Road

and Shipping Merchants—63, Kwan

Hsien Road; P.O. Box 32; Cable

Ads: Melchers, Melchersco and H I® F°o chavy

Nordlloyd

H. 11. Kehrman, manager Oriental Supply Co./ Shipchandlers

R. Mock —48, Hunan Road; Cable Ad ;

R. Mueller A. F. Tai Krogh

Li Prabht Miss A. Bruecher Martin Krogh, manager

C. J. Steeneck Miss I. Rrogh Anton Hirsch, clerk

J. G. Schuette Mrs. G. Seidel

Oster,

Minemura Oil Mill, Ltd., Exporters and Surveyor—12, Franz, Consulting Engineer

of Groundnut Oil—7, Hua Yang Teleph. 2257; P.O.Lung Shan Road;

Box 208; Cable

Road; Teleph. 2191; P.O. Box 62; Ad: Oster

Cable Ad: Miineniura

F. R. Hailing, managing director Phoenix Chemical Co-, Manufacturers

C. W. Wells | T. H. R. Porter of Chemical Products & Dye Stuff—

^ ^ San ching 28, Kwangsi Road; Teleph. 1953;

Mitsui Buss an Kaisha, Ltd. (Mitsui & P.O. Box 207; Cable Ad: Siebold-

Co., Ltd.), Importers, Exporters and eomH. Siebold, proprietor

Shipping

Ad:Y.Mitsui Agents—Tangyi Road; Cable D. Siebold

Ogawa, manager PostActing

OfficeDeputy Postal Commissioner

S. Hirayama signs per pro.

I). Oizumi, do. in-Charge—J. N. Greenfield

M. Higashi

M. Saeki I E. Kami

Y. Tanino

S. Arai [ R. Mksuzawa Redcroft (School for British and

Naigan Wata Kaisha, Ltd. — Ex- European Children

Miss A. C. Tilley, principal

change Building, 23, iKuantau Rd.;

Cable Ad: Naigai

R. Ishikawa, manager HI Loo Ling

trfc t Jih ^ pen

^ mien

^ U Reuter, Broeckelmann & Co., Manu-

hua * B facturers of Egg Products, Export,

Import and Insurance — Teleph.

Nippon Menkwa Kabushiki Kaisha (Jap- 3271; P.O. Box ,24; Cable Ad:

an Cotton Trading Co., Ltd ), Cotton, Reutbrock; Codes; Acme, Mosse,

Cotton Yarn, Cotton Piece Goods Mer- A.B.C. 6th edn. and Bentley’s

chants

Road; and

P.O. Commission

Box 88; Cable Agents—-Pekin

Ad: Menkwa J. H. W. Lotz, business manager,

K. Ohno, manager signs per pro.

J.K. Koshigaya, Ludw. Engolter, tech, manager,

Ohsaki sub-manager

S. Watanabe I R. Adachi

signs per pro.

T. Iwai Y. Ogura F. Dau (Tsinanfu)

K. Shitido I A. Tamai H. Steinberg

E. Muck

m a ^ * 0

Nippon Yusen Kaisha (Japan Mail S.S- Rose, Downs & Thompson (Far East),

LtdUlf-Hansen

—20, Kuan&Tau

Co.)—Cable Ad: Yusen

D. Hakata, agent Co,, Road

agents

H. Akirnoto | T. Oinori

Russell & Co., G. 0. F., General Merchants,

Novella /£ Hotel, £Ltd:fr, The—24,WChung Shipping and Insurance — 72, Kwan

Hsien Road; Teleph. 3961; Cable

'§>han Road; Teleph. 2390; Cable Ad: Russell

Ad: “1000” G. C. F. Russell, proprietor

H. F. Chen, manager S. C. iLi Wei

T81XGTA0 (K1A0CBAV.) 549

Schmidt, Dk. H., Physician and Sur- Swedish Baptist Mission

geon—60, Hunan Road; P.O. Box Kiaochow

255 J. A. Rindell and wife

Miss E. Wahlin

Schnock, F,, Civil Engineer—7, Paci- E.MissStrutz

T. Schlyter

and wife

fic Road

Miss H. Anderson

Shantung Commercial and Express E. G. Rinell and wife

& Co.—3, Chekiang Road; P.O. Wgngta/i

Box 42; Cable Ad: Vinogradoff A. J. Linquist and wife

O. H. Rinell and wife

Vhan-chen

Siemssen k Co., Import and Export. Sr * * H X

Merchants, Engineers, Insurance,

Shipping Agents—1, Shangho Rd.. TatarinoffShuang fu shih wu so

k Bykoff, Real Estate and

Telephs. 4311 and 3017; P.O. Box General Commission

87. Head Office: Hamburg, Ger- Hsia Road; Teleph. Agents — 3, Chi-

1378; Cable Ad:

many. Branches: Shanghai, Tien- Tatarinoff

tsin, Hong 'Kong, Canton, Tai-

yuanfu, Peiping and Mukden

Curt Heller, manager Telberg’s, George G. (International

K. M. Grill, assist. bookstore, wholesale and retail)

K. H. Li, import dept. Office supplies, Stationery, Periodi-

T. Y. Li, Poldi dept. cals, Book® and pictures—169,

P. Y. Ting, export dept. Chung Shan Road; Cable Ad:

Snow k Co., M. L., Chemists, Surveyors Telberg Geo. G. Telberg, proprietor

and Inspectors—Exchange Building, V. G. Telberg, partner

Rooms

123; Cable 16 and

Ad:18;Snow

Teleph. 4772; P.O. Box G. Rouznetzov, manager

M. L. Snow, manager

Socony & vfc A # ± f§

Kuantau VacuUxM Corporation

Road; Telephs. 507, 508 —and6, Teh shih ku huo yu kung szu

675;B. Cable Ad: Socony

L. Meyer, in-charge Texas Co., (China) Ltd., The, Texaco

A. L. Shaw Petroleum Products—Exchange Build-

S.J.V.SeoPickering (Tsinan) ing; Teleph. 3203; Cable Ad:

Texaco; Codes: Bentley’s and A.B.

1. D. Butler (Tsinan) G. 5th. edn.

A.A. G. McKerrow F. G. Keefe, district manager

F. McCormick B. E. Butland

G. H. McLachlan

^Southern Baptist Mission ID. F. Lee

Rev. J. W. Lowe and wife D. H. tShu (Chefoo)

Dr. W. 0. Newton and wife T. T. Tuan (Tsinan)

Mrs. S. E. Stephens

States Steamship Co.—P.O. Box 112; Tsingtao Assistant District Inspector-

Teleph. 3825: Cable Ad: States ateAssist. of Salt Revenue

Dist. Inspr.—Wu Tsu Yao

line Co- do. —D. Kitamura

W. J. Cannon, agent Salt Examiner—Wu Tsu Yao

Oriental Agents for Co do. —N. Ogawa

Oceanic & Oriental Navigation Co.

Tacoma-Oriental Steamship Co.

Tsingtao Cafe — 14, Chung Shan

Sunnyside, Private Hotel—5, Teh- Road; Teleph. 3688. Summer,,

hsien Road Branch: “Tsingtao Cafe Pavilion

Mrs. E. R. d’Arenberg E. Stefanidis, proprietor

55<' TISNGTAO (KIAOCHAIJHTSINAN

Tsingtag Disi'tt.xsARy—(>. Ghung.Shawiki. flj Hang li'

ViOSVjftiVi G UiA-Hansen & Co., Import, Export,

Insurance, Machinery

Tsingtao Far Eastern RtfsBERi- Tire Agents—20, Kuan Tau Road; and Commission

Co.—7, Chung Shan Ros’d; Teleph Teleph.

4706; Cable Ad: 2895, • J 1006 ; Cable Ad: Ulfhansen

U. Ulf-Hansen, manager •'> '•!

aoaiabn l .11 r R-

Tsingtao Land, anp House Agency, Vacvfm Oil COiT-^Ve Socony Yacuum

Real .Estate,, Information; Bureau Corporation)

and House Agents—Tsingtao -Times Venus Drug Co:, Wholesale and Re-

Building, 1. Hsin Tai Road; Te- tail Druggists, Importers and

leph. 4115 ; Cable Ad : Donnelly Manufacturers — 35, Chiing Shan

C. F. St«fC. Stockwell.. partner

D. E. Doneliy. W ‘ do. Road

S. F. Lew, general manager

• H. Y. Ksiii,. ttiahager'

Tsingtao AIotors, 'Fed. Inc.. 17.S.A.—

11, (phung Shan Road; P.O. Box Vitama Co., Ltd., The—61, Feihsien

223 : ‘Cable Ad : Tsingmotpr { Road'; .Teleph. 327; P.O.; Box ‘267

A. A. Krivenko, sales manager L. Engelter; manager

Djin 'Ewan Jg ^

Tsingtao PnAmiACy, Wholesale., and WALTER^jlDAiViPucf/ANE

Retail Druggists—10, Chung Shan Importers .land Exporters—Teleph. M. CM., . General

; Road, Teleph. 2634; Cable Ad :• Dis- 3538 j-iGabla. Ad : Wende

pensary

Prof. C. B. Cbung, Ph. B.,,Maj.

in Phar., manager / .,■ i ^ m

Yoshizawa, T., Importer,

1 Exporter and

Tsingtao - Telephone Administration Telephs. 2064; 2H46;Chang

Mill Owner—3, Ho Road;

2455, :293C, S10I

—1, Tangi Road : Teleph. 800 and 3714; Cable Ad: 'Yoshizawa,

C. S. Kung, director Codes: All Standard

T. Yoshizawa, principal

“ Tsingtao Times/ Daily Newspaper J. IS. Arftano, signs'per pro.

(English and Chinese Editions)—!, Hsin

Tai Road; Cable Ad: Times Yue Chong Coal Co.—30, Kuah Tau'Ro.i

C. Stockwell, manager and editor C. C. Wong

TSINAN

Tsinan (or Chinan, as it is sometimes written), the ' capital of the pro-

vince of - Shantunlg, has the distinction of being thp first, city in the. Chinese

Empire in which a ofEbreigh

by the Ghvernmeht !

China.’Commercial'

The date 'Settlement was voluntarily

of its' inauguration opened

was January

10th 1906.

1 Within the area of this Settlement, which lies outside the-West

Gate of Tsihah,';city, fdfei^n dnerchants are allowed to Reside, and tfade

and lease ‘land; the leases’ar8 for terms qf thirty years, renewable for a

similar term. The -control of the Settlement vested . in a' Municipal- Ad-

ministration presided over by. a Mayor appointed by' the Nationalist Govern-

ment. The city 'of Tsinan lies at- the'foot of. a range of hillg (Lat. 36° 60'

Nf Long. 117° E); • and: 'has a gradual stlope from south to north. Situated

iti the south-\^est suburb ate magnificent springs giving .fprth. hiahy tops of

TSINAN 551

water per minute, and the streams from these: natural fountains flow through

the city to a lake situated on the >iJO»th- si(Ie. This abundance of water

( tends to make Tsinan one of the cleanest as well as one of the healthiest

| cities in the Republic. The population was computed by the chief of Police

| at the end of May, 1.93] to jbe about 398,217, about one-twentieth of whom

profess the Mohammedan faitlji. In an address delivered on the occasion of

the inauguration of the Poreigp Settlement,1 the Governor of Shantung des-

cribed Tsinan as occupying,ja (pjvotal position with respect to northern and

southern China and as being ©n the main route from Kaifeng Fu to the

| Yellow Sea. Quite a. considerable ; number of foreigners and foreign institu-

tutions have already established themselves in the Settlement, and during

the last few years several large and imposing buildings have been erected.

The chief of these are the British Consulate-General, the Japanese Cbnsulate-

i General, Japanese hospital and the Chinese Post Office. Residential build-

ings ofaresmall

ing also houses

rapidlywhich

beingareconstructed.

occupied byThere is quite

Chinese and anumbers

boom inof the build-

Japanese

; (about 2,000 in 1930). In addition to these, large buildings have

in the south suburb of the city for the Shantung Christian University, recent- been erected

ly incorporated by charter from the Canadian Government. . The Tientsin-

Pukow Railway Co. has acquired a large piece of ground in the Settlement,

and has built offices and dwelling-houses for members of the staff thereon.

With the introduction of the use of machinery, Tsinan is l^ecoiping more

important as an industrial city. There are now about'46'industrial estafflish-

1 ments

turningwhich can claim

out 22,200 bagstoperbe, day,

more2 brmatch

less, factories,-

modern factories:-^7 flourseveral

1> cotton mill, mills

1

hair net factories, sugar, paper, iron and brass goods, .soap, dye, leathery

needles, cement, wine, cloth, etc., factories.

Tsinan is connected by rail with Tsingtao (Kiaochau), distant 280 hfiles,

Tientsin 200 miles, and with Pukow on the Yangtsze. IC'iV'hlso Connected

by canal and river with Yang Chiao Kou, on the Gulf 6f Chihli, distant

146 miles, whence there are odcasional steamers to Chefoo. Tsinan stands five

miles south of the Huang-ho or Yellow River, and in;jspite.ipf. some 4ifheult|es

of navigation there is a considerable junk traffic betiveeu its fiver porn of

iLo-kou and the Grand Canal, which, enters the ri^er - 80 tailes higher Up. This

trade is almost, if not quite, entirely with the south, to Ghiningchou and

beyond, since the: canal frorq the‘Huangho nortjiward to Lin-ching-chou has

been unnavigable for several years. The high road ffrom Tsinarl to the north

crosses the Huang-ho by ferry 'at Chi-ho Hsien, distant 16 miles. Since the

opening of the bridge over the YeliowT River at Lokow through communica-

tion has been establishedi.qn the. Tsin Pu Railway from Tientsin to Pukow

via Tsinan.

Tsinan came under the Nationalist regime on May, 1st, 1928, when the

Shantung-Chihli

-course troops advance

of the Southern iindej phang Tsung-ch’ang

on Peking. There haswerebeendriven out insince

an arsenal the

1874, north of the town, near Lok’ou on the Yellow River. There is a military

college. The wholly city is now lighted by electricity. Gfeat activity has

recently been evinced in building colleges and ipchobls, and among the in-

teresting institutions of the town the Tsinan 1 Institute,! . situated in, and

connected with, the. Shaniung 'Christian University is a rfmarkable and very

interesting establishment that should not be overlooked. The sacred moun-

tain of China, Tai Shan (5,100 feet), is distant some 35 miles (60 by road)

to the south. Riifu, the birthplace and the tomb of Confucius, and the

residence of the Confucian duke, are about 100 miles away in the same dir-

TSINAN

DIRECTORY

1 m San Uheong ^ Ta cheng

Andersen, Meyer A Co., Ltd., Engineers Busch & Co., J.—195, Fifth Main Street;

and Contractors, Exporters

porters, Manufacturers, Insurance and im- P.O. Box 11

Agents—Teleph. 1530; Cable Adj Danica J.O. Busch,

V. Alemann,partner

do. (Tsingtau)

do. ;

H. Y. Tung, manager B, Frinke, signs per pro.

(for agencies see Shunghai)

^%m xna Carlowitz «fe Co., Merchants—-Hsiau -Wei

Liu Lu; Cable Ad: Daybreak

Yu pang,jen>sh4M pm ksein j kmvg ssw

Asia Life Insurance Co.— 3rd

Teleph. 2338; Cable Ad: AHcochinaMain Road; China Engineers,. Ltd.—165, Fourth

Y.Asia

P. Chao,

Firerepfesentath'e, and repres. Main Street; Cable Ad: Yomaco

Insurance Underwriters

of Shantung

ft*

ig&vai * $ m ^ Tseang tah mu hong hung ,sz

Ying s/iang A si a hno yu hiwg sz China Import and Export Lumber Co.

Asiatic Petroleum

Ltd.—Cable Co. (North China), Ltd.—Cable

Ad: Doric

Ad; Lumberco

M,r. J. Cannon, manager (Tsingtao)

A. D.H.R.Hophyn Rees, manager . C. Y. Tai, manager

Mackintosh K. F. Tung, sub-manager

L. P. D. Simpson

F. M. E. Davids China Travel Service—107, Second Main

Street; Cable Ad: Travelbank

Chung fa pao tai shui ho pao hsien CONSULATES

hung sze

Assurance Franco-Asiatique, Fire, American Consul—Harry

Marine and Motor Car Insurance—

OfficeMaof Lu;International Savings Society, Vice-Consul—R.E-J.Stevens

Blake

Erh Teleph.

J. F. Kearney, agent 604

British—Cable Ad: Britain

Consul-General—A. J. Major

Bank

6892 of China—Erh Ma Lu; Cable Ad:

German—Cable Ad: Cbrikugerma

Consul—Dr.

Chancellor—A.Fr.GolVwsky

Siebert

^ ^ Tai lung

Boerter

Exporters, Manufacturers and Export- Japanese

ers of Hairnets Consul-General—K. Nishida

Tailung; Codes:andAllCarpets—Cable

Standard Ad: Vice-Consul—T.

Chancellors—H. Sasaki

TsucHiya, T. K,c

A.W. Boerter, partner

Sch wardtularin { A. Krueger stino, K. Zusbi and T. Hasizume

British-American

Ltd. Tobacco Co. (China), Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient,

J. L.W.Wimbish

Parsons, division manager Banque, Hypothecaire, Architects,

Manufacture Ceramique—Teleph. 1447;

L. A. Tipton Cable

Peiping,Ad:Tientsin,

Belfran. Hankow,

Branches:Hongkong

Shanghai,

A. J. Carter, accountant G. Wang | P. Leslie

Miss A. Dimtrieff, stenographer

TSINAN

H ^ S Te hua 1 Vuan MISSIONS

Deutsch-Chinesischks Keankenhaus W ^ Chang iao hui

(German Hospital) American Persbyterian Mission—East

Dr. J.Martin

Dr. Kautzsch Hassfurther

Kautzsclj Suburb

C.K. E.K. Scott and wife

Thompson and wife

^ m De f* R.A. A.A. Torrance

Torrey, Jr.andandwife

w ife

Deutsche Faeben-Handelsgesellschaft

Waibel &, Co. (Niederlassung), Import Mrs. C. F. Johnson

Indigo, Aniline-Dyes, Artificial Silk, Mrs. W. B. Hamilton

(Indanthrene Cloth 968;

We San Lu; Teleph. and Sundries)—57,

P.O. Box 5 Miss E. S. Boelme

F. Schilk P. Meyns Miss

Miss A.M. A.L. Anckner

Donaldson

0. Kinzel j G. IJngewitter Miss H. G. Madelaire

Dupont de Nemours & Co., Inc., E.I., Church of God Mission—40, Liu Ta

Manufacturers

Aniline andandChemicals—23,

Importers of Indigo,

DyesSettlement; Ma Lu

ping Road, Teleph.Sheng-

1921; "P. N. Johnson and wife

Ca,Dle Ad: Dupont Home of Onesipborls, Mission

E-Lee’s General Store— Cable Ad: Elee Industrial School, Exporters of Cotton

Goods,

Tables, etc., Handcarved

Human Walnut Tea

Hair Nets,

Esso Co.—53, Wei Sze Loo Peanuts, Pongee Silk, Raw Silk, Silk

Q Kung Mao and Linen Goods, Turkish Towels—

Frazar Federal, Inc., U.S.A., Automotive Cable

L. M.Ad:Anglin,

Homossupt.

and Industrial Engineering—893; Second G.Chang

A. Lundmark,

Main Road; Teleph. 1410; Cable Ad:

Frazar Nai Sheng,assist,do.supt.

F. F. Spielman, pres. (Tientsin) Tien chu chiao tang

E. W. Frazar, vice-pres. (Yokohama)

G. C. Magatagan, sec.-treas. (Tientsin) Roman Catholic Mission—Hung Kia

S. B. Tan, manager

jflj Chi ti t B .8. 5£ BE ® * #

Grill;

MaxMax,

Grill,Warehouse Seventh

partner

A. Baumann, manager W. J. Day HarrisAdventist

and wife Mission

L. H. Davies and wife

*3 & m M n ft b m £ la fit is! Chin hsin. hui

Ying shang po nakungmen :szyang chen )/u, hsi en Southern Baptist Mission — Shang

Shan Street, Ch’i Ta Ma rLu

Imperial Chemical Industries (China), J. A. Abernathy and w ife

Ltd., Industrial Chemicals, Fertilizers

and

875; Dyestuffs—7,

P.O. Box 29;Hsieh CableMa Ad:

Lu; Teleph.

Alkali; Y. M. C.if:A.—Outside^ Ch'ing nien hui

Code: Bentley’s

F. E. Lintilhac | W. C. Whitby R. M. Hogan and PuwifeLi Men

(For Agencies, see Shanghai section) if. -pi' Nu ch'ing nien hui

Ma & Co., Y. C., General Insurance Y. W. C. A.-Wei Erh Lu

Agents and Machinery Dealers—87, Miss H. H. Myers

Fourth Main Street; Cable Ad: Ycmaco

® m H n m m

Wan 7ctoo chu hsu way Michels, Aug, A.B.C.

Import-Export—Cable

International Savings

Ma Lu; Cable Ad: Intersavin Society—Erh Elee; Code: 6th edn. OfficesAd:at:

C. T. Wan, agent Tientsin and Peping

E. N. Jungmann, manager

•554 TSINAN

0? # ^ ft im m am Oi ^ 0kee $oo td' htfmh

Ministry of Finance (District In- SHAkTUtfO OFTFtlSTTAN 1 "NfVKRSITY^ ' •

spectorate of Salt lieYenuefiShantung) L. T. I. Linn, b.a., m.e., deim dCollege

J. Davies, B.A.VYioe^jiFesi' e'fitl of

T ;

District Inspector—Z. \ . Lee

Co.-District Inspector—J.' O. Crbome Arts and College of Science

Chief Secretary—L.

Do. Accountant T. Liu

- 'I’. S. Shen R. T. Shields,’M.d., dean College of

Wangkuan Assist. Distriilf

Inspector—U. W. Chang H.Medicine

P. Eab> P?u., treasurer

Co.-Assist. Di$t. Insp.—(Vacaiit) Shantuijo

Chefoo Assist. District ' Insfpectors— Road; Tmleph. Printino/^o.j'Ltid]—6.8, Er Ma

S. Ma andAssist.

L. F.^District

Newman Inspectors— 4897

Tsingtao Sheng chid kuni/ see

Koksan J. Wop and D. Kitamura

Mitsui Bussan Eaisha, Importers, Ex- Singer Sewing Machine

Machines—Outside, Pu, fui Co.,

Men;SewingCable

porters and Shipowners^—Er Ma Lu Ad:; Singer ... ,

Pitt, Rev. Paul C., Missionary 367—7, S. T. Feng, supervising agppt

Tha Ma Loo Sincere

Ltd., Co., (Perfumery

The,—Head Manufacturers)

_ Office Hongkong J

m m ® w m M \\i Capital $1,300,000, ., . .

Shan tung yu vm kwan li chii The Sincere CoJjtd.,general managers

Post Office (Shantung District Head Wong Yeh Man, manager

Office)—Cable Ad: Postos H Mei Fjov

Acting Postal Commissioner—F. G-I.

Kendall SoconyI. Vacuum Corporation

District

HwangDeputy Deputy

Yiin-song Commissioner — D. Butler ,| P. T. Chao

Acting Postal Commissioner, ^ ^ vA ±^

Dist. inAccountancy—R.

Officer charge of Inland Caplain

Cohtrol Teh shih ku hud yd kung si,u

Dept.—Tsu Wei-zu

First ClassActing

Chefoo Offices—Cable

Deputy Ad: Post Office Texas Co. (China)* Ltd., Texaco Petro-

leum Products

in-charge—Lin J,un Postal Commr. T. T. Tuan, manager

Tsingtao Actg. Deputy-PoStal Commr. Tsinan Club

in-charge—J. N. Greenfield Hon. Secretary—H. Geschwind

® m ^ m Tsinan Electricity Works—Tungliushi

Rubant, Francis W., Antiques,, Chinese Tsinan General Hospital, The

Works of Art — 40, Sixth Main' Street, President—Dr.Kishi, M. JoE. Hatanb, H.

Tsinanfu-West: Cable Ad: Rubant; All Doctors—K.

Codes available Sakai, O. Minami, H. Nagamatsur

Francis W, Rubant, prop. T. Miura, Y. Chishiki, K. Yamazaki

Mrs. Mary Otho, partner and H. Masako

Saul. Trading Co., Manufacturers of K.T.Okada,

Takasu,chief pharmacist

business manager

Hairnets and Laces—P.O. Box 49

W.H.E.Geschwind,-sub-

Lochte, acting manager do. Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.

S. Shimada, per pro. manager

Shanghai Commercial and Savings Bank, T. R.Inouye,

Ohashi do.

Ltd.— Cable Ad: Comsavbank

TF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN ADVERTISING

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(Established 1857)

OFFERS YOU THE MOST ECONOMICAL

METHOD OF REACHING THE BEST MARKET

Write for specimens mid advertising rates

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Hong Kong. 53, Fleet Street, KC. 4.

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European and American manufacturer and the

peoples of the Far East.

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WE ARE REGULAR EXPORTERS OF

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We can also supply the following goods at competitive prices:—

Bacon, Hams, Frozen Meat, Dry Fruits, (Currants, Sultanas & Lexias),

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BRISBANE.

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CommercialBRISBANE.

Bank of Australia, Ltd. “BOLTONCO” Brisbane,Second.

Bentleys & Bentleys Codes:

is fairly fertile, and, the land being easily irrigated owing m mm-

waterways

grown. Owing whichto traverse it inandevery

the latitude the direction, heavy

fact that the cropsisofpretty

rainfall the various staples are

well distributed

through the year, two crops per annum are ■

markedly different types ; tlie spring crop, gathered in May or June, being similar toof

regularly produced, and these are

that of the northern

in September temperate

and October, regions tropical

is distinctly elsewhere,or while the autumn

sub-tropical. The crop,

springgathered,

crops

consist of wheat, two or three distinct varieties of barley, rape, and leguminous plants

ofploughed

various into

descriptions, beans and lucerne predominating. The latter

the land without gathering to make manure for the more valuable are frequently

summer products. The summer crops consist mainly of cotton and rice ; the cultiva-

tion of the former having of late years, owing to the growing demand for use at home,

and forspinning

cotton export toandwestern andindustries

northernhave provinces,

for someas years

well aspasttotaken

Japan,—wherehold— the

considerably increased,weaving

accompanied by a similar^decrease in the acreagea tirmunder rice

cultivation. This decrease is, however, to a certain extent counterbalanced by an

increase in the production of winter wheat, partly owing to an enlarged acreage, but

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Although situated nearly midway between Hongkong and Tientsin, Shanghai was

ofthethe

mostBritish

northerly of the

Treaty “Five Ports”

of Nanking, and opened

for manyto years

foreignconstituted

trade under The the provisions

northern limit

of the external trade of China. It lies in the alluvial peninsula formed'between the

main mouth of the Yangtsze Fiver and Hangchow Bay, in the extreme south-east of

the

wieh,province

and atoftheKiangsu,

junctionin latitude 31° 14' 29" Fiver

of the Whangpoo N. andwith longitude 121° 29' the

the Woosung, eastlatter

of Green

now

reduced to the dimensions of an ordinary tidal creek, and known to foreign residents,

as- the.Soochow Creek. The Foreign Settlement is situated some twelve miles above

the junction

junction of the Whangpoo

is situated townawith

the into the most/southern

ofseparate

Woosung, arm

yearsofcommerce.

agothetheYangtze. At this,

ment formally converted portwhich

open some

to foreign Chinese

ExceptGovern-

as a

Place

acifiooftrade

call forof the large steamers,

Northern China, and whichas now carry ofon anchorage

a place the rapidly for growing trans-

the larger

craft while waiting for favourable tides or weather, this convenience is not much

availed of, owing mainly to the constricted and exposed nature of the anchorage

ground availablebywithin

with Shanghai the entrance

a motor road 30offeet the Whangpoo.

wide, and inInthe 1919same

Woosung year wasthe connected

Woosung

Electric

forming Lighting

Woosung Company commencedindustrial

into an important its service..centre

The makes

project,slow, however, for trans-

progress. Two

cotton

has beenmills haveinbeen

acquired erected forthere—one

their vicinity the buildingof them

of a largerun sugar

by eleictricity

refinery. —and land

The value-

of land rose enormously in 1920 and, owing to the influx of population since the

establishment

have gone up ofintheconsequence. new mills, house As aaccommodation

river the Whangpoo has become is ofscarce and rents

comparatively

recent origin scarcely dating beyond the thirteenth

was merely an unimportant canal. Lower Kiangsu forms an immense plain, the century,' before which

gift ofit

the Yangtsze, and is still growing at the rate of

miles per annum ; a few isolated hills, formerly constituting islands in the sea, approximately two square.

alone rise from this plain, the nearest of which, the Fung-hwang-shan, consisting of

some

fifteensixto twenty

detachedmiles,summits, nonefrom

are visible exceeding 250 buildings

the, higher feet in altitude,

of Shanghai. and distant from

Flora and Fauna

perhapsThis denser

Kiangsuthan plainin has

any been

othercalled the ofGarden

portion of China,

the inEmpire andextent.

of equal the population is

vary, owing to the absence of any statistical sense the Chinese as a people,Estimates

but by

foreigners the population is usually accepted as from eight hundred to a thousand per

square

is fairlymile.fertile,Theand,

soil,theconsisting

land being entirelyeasily

of alluvia

irrigated carried

owingdownto bythethe Yangtsze,.

numerous

waterways

grown. Owing whichto traverse

the latitude it inandevery

the direction,

fact that theheavy cropsisofpretty

rainfall the various staples are

well distributed

through the year, two crops per annum are regularly produced, and these are of,

markedly

that of thedifferent

northern typestemperate

; the spring crop,elsewhere,

regions gathered inwhile Maytheor autumn

June, being crop,similar

gatheredto

inconsist

September and two

of wheat, October,

or threeis distinct

distinctlyvarieties

tropicaloforbarley,

sub-tropical.

rape, and The spring plants

leguminous crops

of various descriptions, beans and lucerne predominating. The latter are frequently

ploughedproducts.

summer into the The landsummer

withoutcrops gathering

consistto-make

mainly ofmanure cotton forandthe ricemore

; the valuable

cultiva-

tion of the former having of late years, owing to the growing demand for use at home,

and for export to western and northern provinces, as well

cotton spinning and weaving industries have for some years past taken a firmhold-n- as- to Japan,—where the

considerably

cultivation. increased,

This decrease accompanied

is, however,by atosimilar decrease

a certain extentin the acreage underbyrice

counterbalanced an

increase in the production of winter wheat, partly owing to an enlarged acreage, but

55G SHANGHAI

probably more to improved cultivation, stimulated by the introduction of steam tl ur

mills. Besides these staple crops there are grown during the summer peas and beans-

ofas several

cabbages, descriptions, oil beating

carrots,to the

melons? cr^pfe suchbtinjals,

as sesamum, and such domestic products

mediately adjacent great cucumbers,

silk producing region etc. Although

of China, so greatShanghai is im-

is the demand

on the soil for other purposes that a comparatively

cultivation. The large supersession of rice cultivation in favour of dry crops, such assmall area is under mulberry

cotton

summer,andandoilhasplants, muchhas certainly

reduced had an ofameliorating

the liability effect onto the

European residents climatecom-in

malarious

plaints, which now are, as a rule, of extremely mild types.

depthAlthough at whichthepermanent

growth ofsubsoil

forest andwaterfruit trees is heavily

is always to be found, handicapped

Shanghai by the small

produces

several varieties of fruits belonging to temperate regions. Mainly this is due to the

long

poor and late spring,

flavour are commonwhich-continues

about thetillbeginning'

well intoofJune.) May, Cherries of small are

fair strawberries size now

and

also to be had towards the latter half of the same month,

eriobotrya, known locally as the bibo. As the summer proceeds plums, nectarines, and are succeeded by the

apricots, etc., of various varieties, enter the market, to be succeeded by fair peaches

and

naturegrapes. of the None of these

soil and fruits,ofhowever,

the absence attain drainage,

proper sub-soil perfection,butpartly

chieflyowing

to thetowantthe

ofculture

skill onandthethepartabsence of

of the native knowledge of the most elementary principles. of fruit

and other more northerly fruits growers.

are largelyPersimmons,

imported from apples,thepears,

north,walnuts,

and more grapes,

re-

cently from Japan, or the west coast of America.

quantities round Hangchow and vicinity. Granges of various descriptions-and Persimnons are -grown in large

pumeloes come from the more southern coast ports, from Wenchow to Canton ; while

from

Of trees, thewillows

Philippines andfirst

take the IpdO-China

place, butcome are foiltheowed

variedby:fruit

at leastproducts of the tropics.

two species of elm.

the salisburia (maiden hair tree), pines, yews,- bamboos,

Flowering trees, such as the magnolia in three or more species, the naelia, paulownia, oaks -and chestnuts, etc.

wistaria and later gardenia and lagerstromia and many more lend variety in their

various

cultivated seasons to the

flowersplants landscape,

of Europe while up to the latter end of June the ordinary

the finer tropical growgrow well andglass,

well under abundantly. In winter,andtoo,privately

and both publicly orchids con-and

siderable attention is paid to horticulture, the public parks and gardens having within

the

regularlylast few years increased

by trained both in number and

nativearea,cultivated

as wellmostas ininbeing attended to

chrysanthemum and botanical

peony, though experts.

roses Theare largely flowers for theirevidence

scent. are the

Owing to the thickness of the population the native mammalian fauna has been

almost

hydropotes exterminated,

inermis, thebeing practically

badger, and oneconfined

or .twotoof athesingle

stoatspecies

family. ofThe smallayi-fauna

deer, the is,

however,.extensive, pheasants and partridges Being still fairly abundant in certain

localities, while during the cold season snipe, duck,

fowl are plentiful about the numerous marshes and river channels. The other birds teal and other species of wild

are nearly identical with the pakearctic fauna of Europe. Reptiles are little in

evidence,Thistheanimal

long. most noteworthy

is a resident beingof athesmall

lower species of alligator not exceeding

Yangtsze, six feet

young individuals have been occasionally found in the especially

marshes ofabout the Wuhu,

Whangpoo but

opposite Shanghai. No single work of commanding authority

on the Natural History of the Kiangnan Provinces, and the works of the principal has yet been published

explorers,

inmen,the“ With the late Robert

proceedings of Boat Swinhoe,

various learned F.L.S., and INArework

societies. Heud,specially

S.J., have to be searched

interesting for

to sports-

Gun and in the Yangtze Valley,” by the late

in 1895, gives much varied and useful information on the subject, and Mr. G. S. Wilkinson H. T. Wade, published

has recently published a book on “Shanghai Birds.”

The Making of the Port

known Thatas portion of theDistrict,

Whangpoo river opposite to a the original British formerly

Settlement,canal,now

cut by an officer bearing thewas,

the Central nameaccording

of Hwang, doubtful

to open tradition,

a communication awith a

lake oppositethetheprincipal

constitutes town ofdrainage

T’sipao, somechannel sevenfrommiles

the above the nativeThis

upper country. city,wasbutformerly

it now

accomplished by the Woosung River, now in its turn reduced to the dimensions of a

SHANGHAI 557

creek, wliiclij however, still forms tlie main water approach to Soochow. The Whangppo

was at the time of the opening of the port some 2,000 feet across at low water opposite

the Settlements,

shores to form but is now

wharves. reduced

As this owingoftothesiltstream

and to the embankment ofbyboth

improved training of the banks thenarrowing

actual decrease in widthhasofbeen accompanied

the navigable channel anis

ofchanges

no great importance. A similar optimistic view could not,

in the reaches of the river between Shanghai arid Woosurig, where the de- however, be taken of the

terioration of the navigable channel was progressive after the opening of the port in

1843. When first frequented by foreign shipping an extensive widening of the channel

was found immediately inside Woosung, and this led to a shallowing of the stream;

presentlyintoantwoisland

stream commenced

channels and, at tothegrowsame uptime,in deflected

this shallow part, which

the current towardsdivided the

the right

bank, with consequent erosion on that side. The result

channels were blocked by bars, impassable at low water to all but the most shallow- of these causes was that both

draught river

high-water boats,, Atandother

springs. the large

periodsocean-going

goods intendedsteamers to cOuld only enter

be landed the riverhadat

at Shanghai

toas well

be conveyed some thirteen miles in lighters* The enforced detention of the vessels

Theasunsatisfactory

complaint

the cost of lighterage

to the Government condition wereofheavy

from aboutthe charges,

lowerwhen

1^50,

onriver

the commerce

the was

of the port.

a constant

deterioration of thecause

channelof

commenced to. assume alarming, proportions, and

foreign Governments1 having the largest interest in the commerce of the port. Un- dredging was urged by the

fortunately

reactionary inauthorities

this, as inat many

the other were

Capital thingsableconcerning

to sheltertheThpmsejves

good of thebehindport, the

the

representatives of the Powers less interested in cOriimerce, arid, as by traditional

arrarigements, numbers5alone count in such affairs, Peking was always able to evade its

responsibilities^

Li Hung aid Chang The’late

was apolicy Imperial Goverrimerit,

characteristic type, and largely

looked uponguided by statesmen

thedo Bar at Woosung of whom

asthea

powerful in their of exclusion, refused

improvement of the navigation, or deliberately took measures which they knew would to anything towards

prove ineffective. The foreign merchants, assisted by the Municipality, took steps

to have theAfter

engineers. lowertheriver surveyed

defeat of the and reported party

anti-foreign on byincompetent

1900, andforeign hydraulic

the capture, by

foreign troops, of Peking, these reports were accepted, and a Biver Authority on the

model of that formed for the port of London, wherein local as well as Imperial

interests were represented, was agreed on by all parties, and it was hoped that the

difficulties,

be entirely

irrimediately political, Itofisthenotcase

commenced^ had been

necessary heresurmounted

to go into and thatbutwork

details, thewould

same

retarding influerieeS were still at work. A reactionary viceroy of the Kiangnan

provinces was the tool chosen; he offered to undertake the work of controlling the

river under the advice of a foreign engineer, over the appointment of whom the foreign

Powers were to have a veto; and, ever ready with China to accept the promise for

the

the deed, theshould

viceroy foreign representatives,

undertake apparently irnpressed by the engagement that

shared by the beneficiaries astheinwhole, of the financial

the accepted scheme, burden,

agreed toinstead of itsproposi-

the new being

tion. The result was that Mr. de Bijke, the gentleman formerly consulted

by

out theseveral

mercantile

importantcommunity

works ofin Shanghai,

connectionan withengineerthe ofJapanese

standingGovernment,

who had carried was

appointed

Board Engineer-in-Chief

consisting of the Shanghai by the

Taotai Chinese

and the Government

Commissioner inofJune, 1906, The

Customs. undertwoa

main obstructions in the river were the Outer Bar, in the mouth, and the Inner Bar, a

little

jetty, farther

starting up river. Through the firsttoa deep

channel was scoured bythe

building a obstruc-

concave

tion, the channelfromwasthediverted

left shorefromacross

the east side water.

to the west To ofevadeGough secondby

Island fascine

dams and dredging. The dredging work amounted to about 8,000,060 cubic yards. In

September, 1909, all the shipping was transferred to the new channel, then 18 feet deep

at low

for water,day.and During

a single 600 feet1910,

broad.workCommunication

was carried outwith the seafunds

sparingly, wasbeing

not interrupted

exhausted

and the estimates exceeded, until at the end of that year Mr. de Rijke left for home,

and the

completed. greater part of the staff was dismissed, hardly half of the work having been

In December, 1910, with the approval of the Diplomatic Body in Peiping,

Mr. H. von Heidenstam, c.E., and Captain in the Royal iSwedish Corps of

Engineers, was appointed Engineer-in-dhief. He prepared a detailed “Pro-

558 SHANGHAI

ject- fof the Coritihued' Whangpoq Rh^dlatidfi” 'with plans and estimates for

a p?ldbd 'ot fen years" ihvdlving a total outlay of six million .Ta,els, which was

apprpVcd

A practicalby'Scheme

all ‘poncefned blit couldout,pf

for the carrying not beAir.started owing to; lackprojeqt

vpn Hgidenstam’s qf ‘funds.

was

ultimately .evolved by > the Shanghai Ghamber of Commerce. This was based

on the levying^ of..? perj pent, conservancy tax on. all Customs duties and ii

per mille of .value on duty'free imported or exported goods, the administration

to bqfcarried on by a Board consisting, of the Shanghai Commissioner for

Foreign Affairs, the Commissioner of Customs and the Harbour Master.

After lengthy [negotiqtionq during ,1911 and .1912, this scheme, with some

minor amendments, was approved by, the Government in April, IBIS. The

scheme was put into operation on May 15th, 1912, according to Mr. von Hei-

denstam’s project. A new parallel jetty on the eastern side of the former

Outer Bar, training-works in the Upper River, and the dredging of some

7,0,000 cubic yards, mostly at convexes and in the Astrsea Channel, were

executed. The fornier Outer Bar,1 where only 16 feet df water were available

in 1907, was thus finally eliminated, and the shallowest reach in the whole

river became over 24 feet deep over a width of 600 feet' in the narrowest places.

In 1915 and !9!(i the narrow reach at the Chinese City at Naiitao was. widened

by dredging, and a new bund was created for. the Chinese City. Towards

the end of 1916 the Board acquired the first installation of its own dredging

plant. At the end of 1921, Mr. von HeicLenstam's :prqjecf, started in 191?,

ha-d^ been practically completed, at a cosf of about five million Taels, as

against the estimate of six millions. For many years it had been foreseen

that the rapid growth, of shipping in the port and the increase, in the size

of the ships would necessitate a general port policy including if possible a

regulation of the great bar in the Yangtze below Woosung-.1 After investiga-

tions, extending back to 131i5, into the state of the Yangtze Estuary and into

the possibilities for future harbour development, a Committee of Consulting

Engineers was convened in 1921 who reported in favour of a> reorganization

of the Board into a1 Port Authority with adequate powers to dredge the

Yangtsze bar and to execute harbour works: Their report has not yet been

acted on.

The Harbpur in point o'f tonnage .now rqtffkq, 5th among the principal

ports of the world. During 1929, 35,869,569 tons, an increase'of approximately

1.25 million tons over the figures of 192*8, entered and cleared. Shanghai

serves a hinterland of some 750,000 square miles and is likely to remain the.

principal entrepot for the trade of North and Central China. The mooring

accommodation in the Harbour for steamers having become inadequate owing

to the enormous shipping developments of recent years the 'Customs called a

conference, representing Chinese and foreign shipping interests, in December

1925, and a comprehensive re-berthing plan was drawn up, which was en-

dorsed by the Consular Body and the Chambers of Commerce 1 concerned.

The Commissioner of Customs, Mr. Maze, Yn the course' of his Trade Reports

for the years 1925 and 1926 dealt exhaustively’ with thh important question

and described in detail the nature of the scheme which provided some 33 new

hea’d-and-stern moorings for !vessels of all sizes—including the' largest ocean

steamers. The new moorings are administered by the Maritime,, Customs..

The activities

to the present position of ShanghaiConservancy

of the. Whangpoo as. a world Board.

port is! due almostas entirely

In 1905, stated,

the Outer Bar at the mouth of the River had a depth of 15 feet at low water,

while three miles up stream the River divided into two channels—one of eight

feet: depth, and the other of eleven feet depth (the 'Inner Bar). A channel

of at least 25 feet at lowest-water now exists ! This* remarkable progress may

be attributed to the able Scheme devised* by the Dutch Engineer Mr. J. de

Rijke. The Board' adopted, and has since consistently adhered to, his re-

commendations, and results have conclusively proved, the soundness and cor-

rectness'of his views. Air. vqn Heidenktarh proved a ifiost able successor, and

his broad views1 have beeh of greajt Value. He refcifed owing to ill health in

1928, an’d'was succeeded'by Dr. H. 'ChatlFy/'M.i’kfex.d.E.

SHANGHAI 359

History.

The origin, of the name ‘‘Shanghai,’’ which .literally means ,“Upper Sea,”

has been mucji; c^batedj but probably like Kaoch’ang, “High Heeds,” and

Kiangwan, “fliver li.end,” names.istill .existing in the neighbourhood, was

merely the yernacular; title given tp; the place when still an : island at the

mouth of the, Yangtszfi, It does not appear in history till the time of the

Mongol iEmpire. find at various peyipds, from after' Han downwards,

that K’webshan, Changshu, iKiatingj . etc., were . constituted into separate

Asiem,

separate dist^ici/, and placedyear,

. and.,,tbat; IP |pe under1292Sungki^ng-fu,:

iShangbai waswhichlikewise erected

itself had only into ;a

fifteen

years .previously been; divided ; from Hiahsing-fu, now in the province; of

Chekiang. Prior to , that it . had been made a Customs’ station on account

of its favourable position lor trade, but its growth had been slow, and for

centuries the chief trade of the lower district had been concentrated at the

mouth of the Liu-ho, now an insignificant creek which, passing 'T’aitsafag,

joins the Yangtsze some, twenty-five miles above Woosgpg. :

With fhe silting up of.the Liu-ho and its eventual extinction as a navi-

gable channel,:, largely brought about apparently . by the opening of the

Whangpop before alluded to, Shanghai became the principal shipping port

of this region; and such it had been for some centuries when it was visited

in 1832, by Mr. H. H. Lindsay, head of the late firm of Lindsay & Co.,

accompanied by the Hev. Chas. Gutzlaff, in the Lord Amherst, with a view

to openipg up trade, and, from that time begins its modern history. Mr.

Lindsay in his report of the visit says that he counted upwards of four

hundred junks passing inwbidk every daY for seven days, and found the

place possessed commodiousH'harves, and large warehouses. Three years later

it was visited by Hr, Me'hhurst, who confirmed the; account given by Mr. Lind-

say. On the Hfth June. 1842, a British fleet under Vice-Admiral dir William

Parker, and. a militarv rorge of 4,000; men under Sir. Hugh Gough, captured

the Woosung forts, which mounted 175 guns, and took the hsien (district)

city of Paosban. On the 19th, after a slight resistance, the force gained

possession of Shanghai, the officials and a large proportion of the inhabitants

having fled the previous evening., although great preparations had been made

for the defence, 409 pieces of cannon being taken possession of by the British.

The people, however, rapidly returned and business was resumed. The same

force afterwards captured Chapoo and Chinkiang, after which the fleet,

having blockaded the Imperial Canal and anchored opposite to Nanking, the

treaty of Nanking was signed, and the ports of Swatow, Amoy, Foochow,

Ningpo, and Shanghai were opened to trade. The city was evacuated on the

23rd June. The' tvalls, three and a half miles ih circuit with seven gates,

were erected at the time of the Japanese invasion, in the latter part of the

sixteenth century.

The ground selected by Captain Balfour, the first British Consul for a

Settlement for his nationals lies about half a mile north of the city walls,

between the Yangkingpang and Soochow creeks, and extends backward from

the river to what was till recently a ditch connecting the two, afterwards

called the Defence Creek, thu:-! forming, what may be termed an island a mile

square. Both the Yangkingpang and the Defence Creek have now been cul-

verted and made into broad roadways, known respectively as Avenue Edward

VII. and Thibet Road The port was formally declared open to trade on the

17th November, 1843. Some years were occupied in draining and laying out

the ground, which was mostly a marsh with numerous ponds and creeks. The

foreigners in the meantime lived at Nantao, a suburb between the city and

the river, the British Consulate being in the city. In two years a few houses

were built in th^ iSbttlement, and by IStfi niost foreigners had taken up their

residence tin it-, By that fime twenty-five firms were established, and the

foreign residents numbered a hundred, including seven ladies. In that year

an English Church was built, and on 21st November the foundation of the

560 SHANGHAI

Roman Catholic Cathedral at Tungkadoo was laid. The French were, in

1349, granted the ground between .the city walls and the British Settlement

on the same terms; and, in exchange for help rendered in driving out the

rebels who had seized the city in 1853, got a grant of the land extending

for about a mile to the south between the city walls and the river. They

have since, by purchase, extended the bounds of the Concession westward to

the “Ningpo Joss House,” a mile from the river. Negotiations were instituted

for an extension of the Concession to Siccawei, a village chiefly occupied by

the Jesuits and their converts, situated at the end of the French Municipal

Road and five miles from the French Bund, but in this the French were only

partially successful, a small extension as far as the Old Cemetery being

granted them in 1899 In the later fifties the Americans rented land imme-

diately north of Soochow Creek, in the district called Hongkew. A greatly

enlarged boundary for the Settlement was granted in 1901.

The Land

as under : — Assessment figures (1930) for rateable land in the Settlement were

District Area

Mow Assessment

Taels

Central 2,175,984 2134,741,148

Northern 2,251,332 85,220,513

Eastern 9,380,922 117,231,738

Western ... .... 7,812,577 159,869,400

Mow 22,120,8115 Tls. 595,071,794

As a port for foreign trade Shanghai grew but gradually until it gained a great

impetus by the opening in 1861 of the Yangtsze and northern ports, secured by the

Treaty

1848, owing of Tientsin,

to an assaultand oh.some

a furthermissionaries

increase byneartheShaxighai,

opening up Mr.of.Alcock,

Japan. theIn British

March,

Consul, blockaded the port and stopped the passage outwards of eleven hundred grain

junks.

authorities This drastic

to their measure, 1 by which grain for tlie North was Cut off,' brought the

senses,of importance

and after sending a mhn-pf-war to Nankingwasthethematter

arranged. The first event since the advent of foreigners takingwasof

the nativealthough

months, city onrepeatedly

7fch September,

besieged1853,andbyattacked

the Triadbyrebels, who held it for

the Imperialists. Thisseventeen

caused a

largelandnumber

offoreign rose Veryof considerably..

refugees to seekAtshelterthat within

time a the foreign

Volunteer forceSettlements,

was formed andamong

the price

the

residents, under the command of Captain (afterwards Sir Thomas) Wade, which

did

when really good,

tl)e field

Volunteersservice. The

in conjunctionbattle of “ Muddy'

with thenumbering Flat ”

Naval forces, was fought on 4th April, 1854,

with one piece, drove the Imperialists, 10,000consisting

men, fromin all

the ofneighbour-

300 men

hood

American of, th.ewere,Settlements

killed, and andten menburned their camps.

wounded. Owing toTwotheofoccupation

the Volunteers

of the andcity one

the

authorities were powerless t6 collect tbe duties, which for

and it was, in consequence, agreed in July, 1854, between the Taotai and the three a short time were not paid

Consuls (British, French, and American) that they should be collected under

foreign contrel. This was found to work so much to the advantage of the Chinese

Government

all the open ports.that theThesystem was, subsequently

Foreign.Inspectorate to the Treaty

of Customs of Tientsin, in:

was established extended

1861, theto

headquarters

ought still to of which

be, at were forInsome1861years,

Shanghai. the and, according

Taipings to the original

approached Shanghai, regulations,

occupied

the buildings, qf tire Jesuits at Sicawei, and threatened the city and settlements. The

capture of Soochow on 25th May, I860, had driven a large number of the inhabitants of

that city andincreased

population tie surrounding

rapidly.districts

’It wasto variously

Shanghai estimated

for protection, so that

at from fourthehundred

native

thousand to a million, but the smaller number is probably nearer the truth. By 1861

provisions

previously. had increased

Efforts were madein price to four

to keep the times,

rebels what

at a they

distancehadtrom

beenShanghai

some years ;a

detachment; of .British Royal Marines and an Indian Regiment garrisoned the walls,

while

Marines. the gates on the side towards the French Settlement were guarded by French

walls and Inriver' August,

were 1861, the city wasdestroyed

in eOnsefftiende' attacked, byandJ thetheFrench;

suburbsthe between

rebelsthebeing

city

SHANGHAI 561

ultimately driven back. In December the rebels to

thousand again threatened the Settlements. The approaches were barricaded and the the number of one hundred

Defence

Before theCreek close constructed

of 1862 the and rebelsfortified

had been at andrivenexpenseby theof forty-five thousand

British Forces beyond taels.a

radius of thirty miles around Shanghai. So immensely did the price of land rise that

it is ten

for stated ground pounds.

thousand which hadAt'this

originallytimecosttheforeigners

old Pacefifty pounds

Course andperCricket

acre wasGround,sold

situated within the British Settlement, was sold at such a profit that after the share-

holders had been repaid the original cost there was a balance of some forty-five

thousand taels, which the owners generously devoted to the foundation of a fund for

the usethousand

thirty of the public,

taels toofbethis

applied to the were

amount purposes lentofbyrecreation only. Unfortunately

the treasurer on his own

holders were never able to repay this loan out of the profits on the Club, Asthethebuilding

responsibility to the Club, in which institution he was a shareholder. share-

and furniture were taken over in 1869 by the trustees

Fund, to which the buildihg still belongs. This fund has proved very useful in on behalf of the Recreation

rendering assistance to some other public institutions; .besides having purchased all the

ground in the interior of the Bace Course, which is now leased by the Municipality

and, with the exception of the steeidechasO course at training Seasons only, set aside

astakena Public Recreation

by thewith Groulid, conjunction

Municipality, by which name withitthethe

is known.

trtistees More therecently to steps were

connection the new RifleinRange adjoining Hongkew ofSettleihent,

fund, an acquire,

additional in

park for public recreation. This, which covers some fifty or sixty acres, has been

laid interior

the out, andof isthefully

Raceavailable

Courseforwhere,

publicduring

use, relieving

summer the on congestion

a Saturdayofafternoon,

the groundonein

may several

and see in tennis

progressmatches.

at the same time half abath

The swimming dozenin cricket matehes,Ground

the Hongkew baseball,waspolo,

openedgolf

in 1907.

At the oftime

themselves the the localofnative

services Authorities

an American were severely

adventurer named pressed

Ward, who they raised

availeda

band partly composed of deserters from foreign ships and rowdies of all nations, who

had congregated at Shanghai, with whose help he drilled a regiment of natives. This

force,

siderable notwithstanding its unpromising

amount of efficiency, and did good commencement,

and useful service. attainedThisunder

was Ward a con-

acknowledg-

ed

who inafter

a manner

his unusual,

death rearedwhere

in foreigners

the city of are concerned,a temple

Sungkiangfu by thetoChinese

his authorities,

memory, where

services are still maintained. After Ward was killed the force passed under the com-

mand of another American of the name of Burgevine, who proved unfaithful tp his flag

and subsequently

Authorities found it,transferred

impossible his servicesthese

to control to the

uaw Taiping rebels. The

and undisciplined levies,Imperial

and at

their earnest t’equest Admiral Sir James Hope consented to the appointment of Major,

afterwards General, Gordon, R.E., to the command. Having by him been made amen-

able to discipline, this force now rendered the greatest service in; the suppression of the

rebellion; but

overcome indeed, it isassistance

for the generallyofbelieved that the Taipings

“The Ever-Yictorious Army,” would neverhastily-raised

as this have been

band was named. Amongst other services they regained possession of the important

city pi SoQchow

is,pression,

however, on 27th November,

doubt 1863, which virtually ended theaiding

rebellion. itsThere

manymuch roombest

of those for capable asoftojudging

the wisdombeing ofof foreigners

opinion that the incivilization sup-

of the Empire would have had a much better chance of progressing

dynasty been then overthrown. Certainly European nations, merely in exchange for the had the decaying

promise of neutrality,

monument in memory might of the have

fallenmade

officersalmost

of thisanyregiment

terms withstoodtheforTaiping

many years rebels.at theA

north end of the Bund and was afterwards transferred to the Public Gardens. From

1860 to 1867 ope British and two Indian Regiments and a battery of British Artillery

were stationed at Shanghai.

Since that time there have been few historical events worthy of record in a brief

sketch. On Christmas Eve, 1870, the British Consulate was burned down and most of

the records completely lost. In May, 1874, a riot occurred in the French Settlement

owing to the

graveyard intentionto ofthetheNingpo

belonging MunicipalGuild.: Council

One orto twomakeEuropeans

a road through an old

were severely

injured, and eight natives lost their lives. A considerable

property was destroyed. An extensive fire in the French Concession in August, 1879, amount of foreign-owned

S62 SHANGHAI

destroyed 221 hau^esj t^he.iqss.was ^stiiina^ed fl,,tiTls. l^OQ^OO. ; Xhe foreign Settlements

celebrated their jubilee on 17th af|d 18tjh Xoveuiber, 1893, when, it is estimated,.600,000

strangers

1894 a firevisited

oatsideShanghai.,

thfe ^li^e Aoitymedalalong, wasthestrgck

river inbank

commemoration

having clearedofaway the occasion.

a great and . In

noisome coiieotionr(of .huts. aind h0iYiel{5n,adyai?.tage was taken of thi$ clearing by,the

native Authorities to

roads.. This Bund extefidslrom make a brpad Ifiind pn the model;of the Foreign.

the; south coi’ner of the French Bund, .along the river Settlement

some

claredthree

openand mdesini toOctober,

by athehalfTaotai the Arsenal 1897-at AFaoCounciltChangwashliao- formed,It toiyassupervise

formallythis de-

Bund and attend, to other ; native .municipal matters ; its

Bureau for Foreign Affairs, in the Bubbling Well Road. It controls a special force of offices are . situated in the

police composed of Sikhs and Chinese. , A riot occurred on 5th,and 6th, April, 1897, irt

consequence of an increase in the wheelbarrow tax. It was suppressed by the

Volunteers

and andCouncil

Municipal sailprs from

havingthe.men-of-war

.submitted in port, withoutthe lossWheelbarrow

of life. TheGuild,-pm Consuls

indignation public meeting was,held ;on theto the

7th dictation

April, theoflargest meeting ever held in

the Settlements up to thait; date. At;this meeting the action of,the Authorities was so

y strongly condemned that, the. Council resigned,. A new Council was elected and the tex

enforced,

ript took theplaceFrench

on 16thMunicipal

and ,17th Council

July,increasing

1898, owingtheirto tax theinAuthorities,

like,proportion. of the; Another

French

Settlement having decided do remove tbet ;“ Ningpo Jpsp House,” , The French Volun-

teers were called out and a force landed from men-of-war,. which measures speedily sup-

gressed

ritain, the riot, fifteen

France, Germany, natives

and being

Japanreported killed and

landed troops many wounded:

at Shanghai for the Inprotection

1900, Great ,of

the Settlements,

ening aspect of thethenatives

presenceatofthethetimetroops being deemed

operations were beingnecessary owingintothethenorth

conducted threat-Jn

consequence

they British of the BoxerTnrising-

were withdrawn. They remained

December, as a garrison

1905, differences until December, 1902, when

and officials regarding the jurisdiction of .thearose between

British theoflocal

Assessor .theChinese

Mixed

Court, leading to q situation that called for the intdrtentibti of ah arihed foreign force.

Inflammatory

itself placards were -posted throughout the native tfity' and'ill the Settlement

on theurging a general st'rikh

18th December seriousforrioting

fjhe '^hypose

occurredof inasserting So-called

the streets, whenChinese

kevbral rights; and

foreigners

were subject ed to rough usage

on the Hongkew and Louza police stations. at the hands of the mob. Determined attacks

The latter station was set on fire and won' made

partially wrecked. Encouraged by this: success the rioters directed their-ineehdiary

efforts

a force toof the annexe ofandthevolunteers

bluejackets Hotel Metropole. who arrived Theirondesigns Were but

the scene, happily

it wasfrustrated

not before by

shots had been fired and a few of the rioters killed that the

Nanking Road also the police found it necessary to fire on the mob with ball cartridge, mob dispersed. In the-

two rounds of blank cartridges having failed to Overawe them. In addition to the

Volunteers,

with rifles and thefixed

Municipal police,upwards

bayonets, European and Sikh,

of 3,000 who appeared

bluejackets were landedoh thefrom streets armed

warships

ofgreat

various nationalities for the protection of the Settlement.

moderation, but speedily convinced the rioters that their conduct was ill-advised. The men behaved with

The Viceroy himself came to Shanghai to settle the dispute,

being closed for a fortnight, was re-bpened with Mr. Twyman, the British Assessor and the Mixed Court, after

(whose dismissal the Taotai had demanded), still on the Bench. The Corps Diploma-

tiquethis

and at Peping

preventedsomewhat unfortuhatelyconclusion

any satisfactory yielded tobeing the deihand

arrivedofat,thebothChinese officials,

parties, the

Municipality and the Chinese Magistrates, being unsatisfied. Shanghai in August, 1913,

was the scene .of some fighting in connection With the abortive

> Shih-kai. A large force of revolutionaries made several determined attempts to capture rebellion against Yuan

the arsenal,overbutpossession

nominally did not succeed.

of ofShanghai There was the

during fighting,

summer also,of in1924thebetween

immediate Kiangsudistrict

and

on the Settlement. On May 30th, 1925, there was rioting outside the Louza Policemade

Chekiang. The Volunteers the Settlement werb mobilised, but no attack was Sta-

tion and the Police were forced to fire upon the crowd. There were a number of

casualties, and a general strike of the Chinese followed with unrest, engineered largely

by Bolshevikcontinued

the and anti-foreign

and thereinfluences, in many parts of China. Throughout 1926

ceededunrest

with little interruption. Atwere many

the beginning labour troubles

of 1927, however, butmore

general tradetrouble

serious pro-

was feared owing to the occurrences at Hankow aiid the approach of the Nationalist

forces, and the Powers therefore agreed to. garrison the Settlement. ,

SHANGHAI 563

The

•culininating takmg over of Manchuria by the Japanese in September 1931 led to a bcycott

year. Duringin the the boycott

Sino-JapaneseBritishhostilities

goods headed roundtheShanghai at ’the beginning

[list of imports, but shortlyofafter-this

wards the Japanese were again overtaking her.

Population

The Foreign population increased 1 rapidly up to 1866, but declined considerably

during the next ten years.

in the three Settlements as 2,757, anhy and' T hb oerisus pf ;i865

navygave' the number

(British) of foreign981,residents

1,851, shipping a total

ofin 5,689. In 1870,in the

1880, 2,197; 1885,total3,673;

in thein Anglo-American

1890; 3,821; in 1895, Settlement

4,684; was 1,666; 7,396;

in 1900, in 1876,1,673

in 1905,;

11,497. By the census of3 15th October, 19.10, jthere were in both Settlements a total

of8,65815,Ol^'foreigners;

in Hongkew , li 56Northern

in . the British .$eftlement (now called

3,522 Central District),

trict, Outside Hoads (nowand Poofung; andand1,476

pastern

in theDistricts),

French Settlement—an,in Western Dis-

increase

of 21,74 per cent, during;the letter five,years, against 45 per cent, during the previous

five. When the census was taken, in October, 1915, the number of foreigners in

the

and two 2,405Settlements

in the French had Settlement.

grown to 20,921 18,519 to:inthethe census

According International

taken onSettlement

October

16th, 1026 (exclusive, of tbe French Settlement and.the outside roads under the control

of18,519

the,inFrench Consul),, the foreign population. numbered 23,307, compared with

sented was1915as and 13,536thein figures

follows, 1910. The at theproportion

time of the of the1915principal nationalities

census being repre-

given within

parenthesis;—Japanese 1.0,215 (7,169) ; British, 5,341 (4,822); American, 2,264 (1,30,7);

Portuguese,

Spanish, 1861,301

(181);(1,323);

Danish,Russian,

175 (145);1,266 (361):

Italian, 171French, 316 (244);

(114); Indians, 954German, 280 (1,155);

(1,009). This showed

foreign settlements was taken in 1925, when the returns showed 29,947 foreignersof and

that the Japanese had trebled in number since 1910. The last official census the

810,279

Cbuncil. Chinese as resident in the districts under the control of the International

This figure is exclusive of the French Settlement the population of which is given at

7,811 foreigners and 289,261 Chinese. It is interesting to note that the foreign popula-

tion

French. of theAccording

“French”toConcession

the censusincluded 3,463 British

report compiled by theandMunicipal

Americans,Bureauas against

of Public.893

Safety, the total population of Greater Shanghai in December

tional Settlement and the French Concession, was 3,18*3,567, including 59,355 foreigners. 1930, with the Interna-

Of

in the theFrench

total population,

Concession,1,007,868

and 1,740,892 are residing in the city

in the native International Settlement,suburbs.

and its surrounding 434,807

Althoughwere

and indeed the not

Chinese have nobyright

recognised the oforiginal

residence Landwithin the ForeignsomeSettement,

Regulations, twenty

thousand

city sought refuge

was besieged by thewithin

Taipings theinboundaries

1860 therefrom were,theit rebels

is said,inat1854,

leastandfive when

hundred the

thousand

930,068. natives

The withinpopulation

Chinese the Settlements.working In the

in 1920Settlements,

there were inhowever,

the threemustSettlements

be much

greater than the total given, as there are many more thousands who sleep outside

the limits.

Climate

The climate of Shanghai is generally allowed to be fairly healthy. The highest

recorded number of deaths

11 were amongst residents. With the exceptionfrom cholera amongofforeigners was 32when

the year 1912, in 1890.

there Ofwere these,14

cases, the average number of cases amongst foreigners has been slightly over three per

annum

residentsduring the last twenty

from small-pox during years. the lastThetwenty average yearsnumber

has beenof deaths

15 perof annum.

foreign

Amongst

14 in 1916; 20.7 in 1917, 16.5 in 1918 (including Japanese), 20.6 in 1919, 15.2 in 1915,

the foreign population the general death rate was 15.4 per thousand in 1920,

18.2 in 1921, 19.3 in 1922 and 17.2 in 1923. These rates compare favourably with those

of many large towns in Europe and America. The thermometer ranges from 25 deg.

to - 103 deg. F., the mean of ten years having lieen 59T9 deg., the average being 41T3_,

64 99, 77’91 and 52.49 for first, second, third and fourth quarters, respectively. Shanghai

approaches

London andnearest to Rome

Shanghai are inalmost meanidentical.

temperature, while theand

In October winter temperatures

November there ofis

generally dry, clear, and delightful weather,

the world; but when the winter has fairly set in the north-east winds ecjual to that found in any partareof

564 SHANGHAI

extremely cold and Ipiting. On January 17th, 1878, the. rit'er was frozen over at

Woosung. The heat during July and August is sometimes, excessive,, but generally

lasts frequent.

more only a fewOndays 27thatanda time.

28th July, In late1915,years very severe,

a typhoon gales have violence

of extraordinary become

visited

in the thirdthe district

to 30'245doing muchin damage.

inches the first/The mean ofThethe'annual

quarter. barometer is fromof 29'rainy

average 769'

days in Shanghai during eight years was 124; 55 wet days,.occurred in winter, and

6930 2 inin summer;

summer. theTheannual rainfallofaverages

mean degree humidity49‘57 inches,78:6about

is from ,15 winter

in the, in winter and

to 82‘6

in the summer months.

Description

east The

and streets

west, of the International

mostly for the whole and French

length both,Settlements

offeet crossing, rUn north and southangles. and

They were when first laid out twenty-two wide, but each

haveother

sinceatatrightvery great

expense been mostly made much wider. : In spite of this, however, and the more stringent

regulations, the traffic problem is becoming increasingly acute in Shanghai as elsewhere.

Notwithstanding

despite the heavy the motorsofttraffic.

nature ofWiththethesoil introduction

the roads are ofkept in remarkably

trams the whole trackgood order/

of the

!

Maldo-

Nanking one

Roadmile in

between length,' was

Kiangse laid

’Road with

and Jarrah

the Bund hardwood

was pavedblocks,

witn and

the tlle

same section

material.of

Owing to the nature of the ground, expensive piling or concrete foundations are

necessary before any building over One storey in height can be erected, and all

stone

BritishhasSettlement

to be broughtHongkew, from a long distance.

crossed byThenineSoochow

bridges,Creek,

seven ofbetweenwhich the

adapted for carriageand traffic. is now are

Many foreign, houses, surrounded by gardens, have been erected near the outside

roads,

Roads, especially

whichbranch on the Bubbling

are theoff.mainThese outlets’Well, Avenue Haig, Yuyuen, Great Western and Sinza

other roads roadsfromare tire Settlement,

planted with'treesUhdohfrom'bbthwhich most of fine

sides/forming the

avenues of five to six miles in length. Building activity of late years may be described

as remarkable and unparalleled in the history of the port!

Mention should be made of the many 10 andl even 20 stoi'ied apartment houses in

the central as well as western districts. Foreigners for the most part have migrated

to these. These are now two numerous to enumerate off-hand.

Trade and . Commerce

Corean Shanghai

ports, isandthetogreat

someemporium

extent forfor Japan.

the tradeTheof total

the Yangtsze

import andandexport Northern tradeandof

1868

when it reached Hk. Tls. 141,912,357, but afterwards showed a great decline,1881,

amounted to sixty-five million taels. It steadily increased each year until the

total for a1884

however, rapidhaving

recoverybeenuptwenty

to 1905.per cent, less than that for 1881. There was,

The gross value of the trade of the port in 1931 was Hk. Tls. 1,344,803,490 as com-

pared with Hk.

1,465.407,174 Tls. 1,549,482,978 in 1930, Hk. Tls. 1,472,613,676, in 1929, and Hk. Tls.

in 1928.

The Statistical Secretary of the Chinese Maritime Customs writes in retrospect of

the year 1931:—

ing Although the yearin1931theopened

periods, perhaps, hopefully

commercial it proved

history to be one ofThethefluctuations

of Shanghai. most depress-in

exchange were particularly disturbing, since both

back from making commitments owing to the fear that exchange might turn importers and exporters wereto held

the

advantage of their floods

fortunes, disastrous competitors. The latter

in the Yangtze Valleypartoccurring

of the inyearlatebrought

July andfurther

a strenuousmis-

anti-Japanese

military occupation boycott movement incoming

of Manchuria into being

September. Bothasoccurrences

the result had of theconsiderable

Japanese

influence

According ontothe market of Shanghai, thecent,

mainofcentre of distribution for thickly

this country.

lated provinces bordering on the Yangtze was directly affected by the flood. Inpopu-

an official estimate, 26 per the population of the the

destruction

the damage ofto crops

property it issuch

estimated that live

as houses, 5,000,000

stock,short

etc., tons

cannotof foodstuffs

at presentwere lost, and

be assessed.

The extent to which the buying power of the masses has

rophe may perhaps be imagined. Many Shanghai dealers, being unable to collect on been reduced by this catast-

spoiled cargo shipped on credit to up-river points prior to the floods, have been forced

SHANGHAI 565-

iatft bankruptcy. Although a demand may be expected to arise

goods to replenish damaged stocks, the deplorable state in the interioi* inakes the out- for manufactured

look gloomy for any immediate revival of trade on a large scale. The Government

exerted their utmost efforts to put an end to red activities by an extensive military

campaign but

operations although successes

unfortunately were achieved

were interrupted by theover needa ofperiod

troopsof some months,

elsewhere, andthese

this

menace to trade has not yet been removed. The anti-Japanese boycott* movement is

authoritative estimate, the losses incurred by Japanese merchants up'to the end anof

another factor that has seriously disturbed the market of Shanghai. According to

December amounted to about Tls. 183,000,000. Chinese merchants declined on account

of the boycott to carry through their purchase agreements, and banks refused payment

where funds locally

to be stored had beenuntildeposited againt billstookof lading,

an adjustment place with the result that

Approximately 700,000goods

tonshadof

such cargo lay in Shanghai alone, with about 100,000 tons at other ports, and many tons

ofrefusal

perishable cargo

to accept were

delivery. entirely spoiled or considerably damaged through delay or

the different Japanese lines Intrading

snipping, being unable

in Chinese watersto orsecure passengers' and

between'China and Japan

cargo,:.:

were forced to lay up numbers of their vessels and maintain skeleton services only. At

ofthe their

same time

stocksChinese

and themerchants inevitably

cancellation sustainedandheavy

of business, manylosses from confiscation

thousands of Chinese

were

dustries thrown out of employment. An immediate hardship imposed upon Chineseusing in-

cloth fromwasJapan, the cutting

had tooffclose

of supplies

down ofuntil

rawsubstitute

material. materials

Many weaving arrivedfactories

from other

sources. The total loss on both sides must have been very great. The total value of

imports from foi'eign countries during the year (including goods afterwards re-exported

to Chinese ports, Hongkong, and abroad) amounted to over 833 million Haikwan taels,

as againstthat

however, 680allowance

million taelsmustinbe1930,

madeanforincrease

the furtherof 22|depreciation

per cent. of. Itsilver

will beandrealised,

for the

general fall in commodity prices abroad before attempting to measure trade by the silver

value tables.

again, The value

the decrease of exports

amounting to 35(including re-exports)

million taels. to foreign countries

Over-production abroad declined

and the

resulting depression in trade is partly accountable for this, but'Under-production in

China

it. Noowing doubttothethelowfloodssilver

andexchange

other internal

helpedtroubles

the tradehadto.alsosomesomething to doonwith

extent, but, the

other hand, costs on this side were enhanced by transportation difficulties, destruction

caused by the floods, and bandit exactions. Chinese produce of

Chinese ports increased by 19 million taels as measured by value. Thifv section of tradelocal origin exported to

has been helped by the abolition of likin dues and certain other forms of iliternal taxation,

besides being place in a

new Import Tariff on foreign goods.much better position by the policy adopted in drawing up the

With regard

aggregated to shipping,

approximately entrances anandincrease

38 million"tons, clearancesof 0.9under General

million tons. Regulations

Entrances

Waters Regulations (consisting to a large extent of ocean-going steamers under

under these .regulations amounted to 19 million tons, and entrances plying Inland

on the

coast) amounted to 2 million tons, so that the total tonnage entering thp harbour during

the year 1931 was 21 million tons, which figure places Shanghai

with Osaka as seventh on the list of fhe great ports of the world in point, of tonnage. on an equal footing

SHANGHAI TELEPHONE COMPANY

By the Franchises dated August 5, 1930, Shanghai Telephone Co. was “To

Convert the System from Manual to Automatic in Two Years.”

of all theopening

The of the WestExchanges

new Telephone Central Office on March

planned 26, 1932, marked

for construction in thetheInternational

completion

Settlement and French Concession and on that date the entire Telephone

System in the International Settlement and French Concession was working Exchange

Au-

tomatic ; more than four months in advance of the time set out in the two franchises.

506 SHANGHAI

In this period pix new buildings have been constructed and new Automatic

■eseven

quipment has been installed

blxchanges'and in thesein them.

there areIlji'eatse together with the''equipment

present installed Central Office, make

, for 41,400

subscribers’

that, Lines

/ as arequired) of Rotary 7a Automatic’ equipment. The buildings are designed

be addtdso

making total foradditional equipmerit

which building for 68^66

provision moremade

has been subscribers

for 1 ;0,0()0cansubscribers

Lines.

On March 31, 1932, the Exchange System contained 38,060 Telephones of which

92.9

phonesperoutside

cent, were

the Automatic

Settlement working. Of thewere

and Concession, remainder, 3.5 per cent,

semi-Automatic and the being; tele-

balance

3.0 per: cent., also outside the Settlement and Concession, were operated manually.

Approximately

machinery, 3 per.94cent.persemi-Automatic

cent, of all theandlocal calls are operated

the remaining 3 per cent.byManual.

full Automatic.

The conversion to Automatic whs made in several stages,

Exchange was brought into service August IS, 1931, and the last March 26, 1932. the first Automatic

directory

A. B. C. Bakery—1076-7, North Sze- A.C.K. Co., Fed. Inc., U.S.A. Importers,

chuen Road; Teleph. ,42775 Exporters and Wholesale Chemists—112,

Szechuen Hoad;Teleph. 17031;Cable Ad:

A.B.C. Press, Printers—45^ Kiukiang Ackco

Road: Telephs, 93968 and. 93028

Acme Advertising Agency—20, Museum

A. Sing Ltd.—All 11 Broadway: Te- Road H. Crawshaw

leph. 41711; Cable Ad : Asing

|| Zeang leee Acme Code Company, Publishers

Abdookally, Ebrahim

Commission Agents—229, SzechuenEd.; Representatives

Teleph. 11829; P.O. Box 241; Cable Ad: Manley Manufacturing Co —3, Can-

Abdoolally ton Road

Ebrahim Noordin & Co., Bombay

S. T.C. C.Ebrahim

Ebrahim fd & m r m m m

J^l Ting siting Ying shang ta li tieh chang yu hpian kung sze

Abraham Bros., Importers, Exporters and Acme Foundry, Ltd.—Registered Office:

Commission

Shipping andAgents, Clearance, 22,Directors

CustomsAgents—72, Museum —Road; Teleph. 15406Thomas

Forwarding

Haskell Road; Teleph. 46764; Cable Ad: (chairman),J.R. Bailey,

A. TrevorA. Bassett, A.

Abbros; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. im- L. Dickson, W. C. Foster, L. G. Cou-

proved, Bentley’s and Western Union sins and C. E. Harber

D.Y.Abraham O. K.C.McKelvie,

Newson, assistant

f.c.i.s., secretary

do.

Johnnison | I. Abraham

Abraham, D. E. J., Merchant—23, Peking Adamak-Pechterawa, Dr. Lydia., Doc-

Road; Teleph. 10269; Cable Ad: tor of Medicine — 267, Kiangse

Pigeon Road, Teleph. 144:25; P.O. Box 580

Jft Kasze Adams & Co., William

Abraham, Katz & Co,, General Import Insurance Brokers — 201,A., Wayfoong

General

and Export Merchants and Commission House, 56, Szechuen Rd.; Teleph. 18210;

Agents—16, Jinkee Road; Teleph. 18644; Cable Agency

Ad: Happy

P.O.M. Box

Katz 207; Cable Ad: Abkatz Great American Insurance Co.

SHANGHAI 067

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^ m m a e-a Aij,on,‘Stewart & Lloyds, ^jtcL^S?,' Bub- '

R. H, Resident ItepresentatiY

A.E.G., Ohina Elkctrig Go.) Elec- for

trical Manufacturers and Engineers bling Well Road; Telpplp '4*181 P;.,P.O-

—267, Kiangse Road; Telephs. 17472 Box 839; Cable Ad:'Laplveld ■

and 17907; Cable Ad:

Branch Office : Tientsin Aegchinaco Ah Jim, Ship Painter, Boiler Cleaner

:St. Halas, manager (iShanghai) and General./Cpntraqtoi?;—A|67J/2,.

E. G. Jauch, manager (Tientsin) Broadway Fast; Teleph. 41549

Dr. H. Wpjtjt, secretary ; . .

J. Bolt, '‘engineer A.K.U.

W. Hues, do.

Shot*' Pin.,.- do'., Road; China Agency—20,

Teleph. 10161; Cable Ad:Miisfeum

Katt-

winkel; Codes: Rudolf Mosse and Sup-

WC. Y.Y. Kwan.

Hsieh, do. plement, A.B.C. 6tfy and Private

do. M. Katt winksign§

H. Huebel, el, manage)?

pier’pro.

H. T. Shen. do. A. O. DietSche,' textile expert

H. Sprenger | Miss Silva Ottb Gotfephalk,' bookih^ dept.

Representing

Allgemeine Elektricitaets- Gesellschaft Representatives

Verlinigte

and ^Distributors fop

Glanzstoff-Fabi' ,iken,Arnhem,

A.G.

(A.E.G.)

turers Berlin, Electrical Manufac- Allg. Kunstzijde LTniejNPV.

Holl

Aerostyle, Ltd. (Engineers, London), Bemberg Department

J. P. Bemberg, . 7 Textile

Germany, A.Q.

Manufacturers of Compressed Air

Apparatus for Painting, Varnishing,

Enamelling, etc.; Air Compressors, Ex- ® & n vl m

haust .Fans, etc.—19, Museum Road; Yuen. ke

Teleph. 19473; P.O. Box 697

Alam, L., Ship Chandler, General Store-

Aeshar & Co., A. R., Importers and Road; Teleph.Stevedore—9,

keeper and

51165

Muirhead

Exporters of Tea, Silk, Hides and L. Alam, manager

Tobacco Leaf—34, Wonglo Rd.; Teleph.

45858; P.Q. Box 1329; Cable Ad: Sharaf

Alexander Clark Co., Ltd., The>

Agfa China Co. (Otto & Co.), Photo- Manufacturing Goldsmiths and Silver-

graphic Articles—68, .Szechuen Rd.; smiths—Sassoon HoUke,,' SKo

The.-rooms:

Bund;

Teleph. 163i88: Cable Ad: Agfapho- Teleph. 13002. London

125-126, Feiichurch _ Street, E. C. 3

to Alexander Clark, panaging director

F. Semmelhack, manager Vernon Clark, director

P. Laur, assistant G.N.J. R.Wells,

H. 1 loene, tech, dept. Bell,manager

assistant

Ah Foh., Stevedores and General Agents for:— , .

Lalique Glass

Contractors — 6, iSzechuan Road Rolex Watches

(Room 717); Teleph. 16090

Ah Fong., Photographer) Flashlights, Alexander Shoe Co.--59. Nanking

etc.—647, Nanking Road; Teleph. .'Road; C able

Tel'eph. 107 6; P.O. Box 794;

Ad: Waifcoyer '

14450 E. D. Alexander, manager

Ah GuM, Ship and House Painter—

958, Broadway; Teleph. 41023

Aye erh teh hung sze

Ah Hong & Co., Building Contractors— Algar & Co., Ltd., Architects and Sur-

3, T.Canton

S. SungRoad; Teleph. 19301 veyors, Land, Estate and Insurance

Agents—Algar Building, 5, Hongkong

: Road; Teleph. 10231; Cable Ad:

Ah Sing, Printer—K 2131, Boone Classic

Road; Teleph. 42692 N. E. Kent,' manager

7)68 SHANGHAI

Alhambra Cjqar and Cigarette Mantj-

FACTURING Co. (Manila, P.I.)—24, The K. He K el vie, assist, do.

Bund; Teleph. 12161; P.O. Box 209;

Cable Ad: Florintal Allied Automotive Association of

O. G. Maerk, agent China—456, Avenue Foch; Teleph.

Allan &_Bhchan, Bill and Bullion Ilrokers 35999

—Sumitomo Bank Building, 5, Kiukiang J. H. Hartzenbusch, chairman

Road; Telephs. 10521 and 11957; Cable Aluminium (V), Ltd., Aluminium in

Ad: Irvhurnag all Commercial Forms — Room 302,

E. C. Allan 1 R. Buchan Robert Dollar 14763.;

Building,

Li sin Road; Teleph. P.O. 3,BoxCanton

1435;

P Cable Ad: Alufive

John M. Hykes, manager

Allan son, William, Merchant — 300 Charles R. Nash, assist, manager

Route Cardinal Mercier; Teleph. Miss E. Robertson

72377; Cable, Ad: Allanson J. C. Hsia i W. Y. Hsu

Allen & Co,, Ltd., Edgar, Carbon C. C. Hsu I K. Y. Wong

and Mligh Speed Tool Steels, Alloy and Amasia Importing Corporation, Im-

Manganese Steel Castings,

Grinding Crushing and port and Export Merchants—66,

Ming YuenMachinery,

Road etc. — 8‘a, Yuen O.Szechuen Road: Teleph. 17856; P.

Box 1773; Cable Ad: Aisama

Jkrdine

Ltd., soleEngineering

agents Corporation, G. M. Packs, attorney

m ft m m Amateur Dramatic Club—(See Clubs)

Aye lay han pah lee Amberg & Co., Geo.. Exporters of

Allen & Hanbury’s, Ltd., Wholesale Cotton Waste—14, Kiukiang Road;

Manufacturing

Chemists, Surgical and Instrument,

Pharmaceutical Teleph. 15800; Cable Ad: Ambexg-

and co.

Hospital Furniture Manufacturers— Head Office: Kobe

Room Axel Jacobsen, manager

12285; 309,

CableGlen

Ad:Line Buildings, Teleph.

Alleiiburys American Asiatic Trading. Co., Im-

P. Th.

D. Gain, manager accountant porters and Exporters—6a, Hong

MissG.E.J.M.d’Almeida,

Margerisou Kong Road: Teleph. 18898; P.O.

Box 679 ; Cable Ad : Amerasco

Allen, Sons & Co., Ltd., W. H., High R. B. Either; general manager

Condensing Plants, Turbines, etc.—35,

Peking Road; Teleph. 10173; P.O. Box & m b & ® m

456Sole Agents for North China Mei-yah pao sien chung hung sze

Scott Harding & Cb:, Ld., attorneys American - Asiatic Underwriters,

N. Denison, a.m.i.e.e., special repres. Ltd.,

MotorGeneral Insurance

Car, Life, : Fire,Burglary,

Accident, Marine,

Allen Trading Cp., Importers and —17, Plate The Glass,Bund;

Baggage and Special

11144; Risks

Exporters of Special Photographic Box 1195; Cable Ad:Teleph. Underiters

P.O.

Supplies—9, Foochow Road: Te- C. V. Starr, president

leph. 19383; Cable Ad: Allentraco C. J. Smith, vice-president

G.P>. A.C. Moszkovski,

Sienkevitch,directordo. (New York)

Ying shang chu hwa lien ho yen tsao N. N. V.Yakoonnikoff,

M. ObakevTtch secretary

y u hsien hung sze L. A. Hekking. lire underwriter

Alliance Tobacco Co. of China, Ltd. A.writer

J. Kislitzin, acting marine under-

—6, Sooehow Road; Teleph. 13482 Miss U.S. Kal, assist,local

fire manager

underwriter

Directors—R.

O.Macnaghten, Bailey, A.L. Dickson,

Foster, Brigadier-General E. B. W. Bruce Jenkins,

W. R. Clouth, do.

W. M. Price C.M.G., D.s.o., and D. T. J. Becke, auditor

SHANGHAI

L. D. Gholson, mgr. Casualty dept. American Bureau of Shipping—3,

M. A. Sequeira, assist. do. Canton Road; Teleph. 16817; Cable Ad:

C. L. Seitz Record

G.M. S.C. Serebrenikov

Yao, chief accountant W. I. Eisler, agent and surveyor

Mrs. G. Jurgenssen D. W. Murphy, am.soc.n.a. & m..e, en-

Mrs. A. Ruhr gineer surveyor

Miss M. Denenberg American Chamber of Commerce {See

Miss E. Mulvey Chambers of Commerce)

Branch managers

H. B. Berntsen (Hankow)

D. Yon

M. A.Berends Dreyer

Lorenzen (Chungking)

(Tientsin) American Club {See Clubs)

W. (Mukden) American Commercial Attache — 3,

E. O. Golenpolsky (Harbin) Canton Road; Telephs. 15044 and 15045;

Y. C. Yuan, inspector (Hangchow)

T. Sullivan, dis. mgr. for S. China P.O.

W.(Hongkong) Code:

Box 605; Cable Ad: Amcomat;

Western Union 5th edn.

W. L. Chung (Hongkong) Commercial Attache—Julean Arnold,

S.A. L.B. Yang (Canton) Islands) Shanghai, Mukden and Hongkong

Park (Philippine Assist.

CalderCommercial Attache—A. Bland

Y. K. Lee (Foochow) Trade

A. China

H. Tessier, dist.

(Saigon) mgr. for Indo- ChinaCommissioner,

Trade Act.—A.Registrar

V. Smith and

S.E. Solovieff (Haiphong) Aeronautics

Edw. P. Trade Commissioner -

Howard

F. Pimley, acct. dist. mgr. (D.E.I. Trade Commissioners—John J. Ehr

D.&N.S.S.) Glagoleff (Batavia) hardtTrade

Assist. and Harold D. Robison F.

Commissioners—Paul

Agents for

Globe and Butgers Fire Insurance Kops and Edgar W. O’Harow

Company and 22 other American, Miss Evelyn Yarley

British and Continental Insurance Miss Gladys Bulger

Companies Mrs.

Mrs. D. E. Klyhn

A. W. Peake

American Association of China—{See Mrs. E. Hargrave

American Chamber of Commerce) Miss G. Harvey

American Association of University American Consulate {See Consulates)

Women—(Nee Clubs)

American

Manufacturers Bank —Note1, Co,, Note American

Bank Road;

Foochow

Drug Co. (Kofa)

{See Kofa-American Drug Co.)

Teleph. 10420; Cable Ad: Banknote

Harry F, Payne, vice-president n & ffi % unm it

G.H.H.G.Lynott, manager

McNeary Pei cJii dien die ping shan hung sue

Mrs. H. S. Campbell American Engineering Corporation

American Baptist Foreign Mission (China), Engineers and Importers—583,

Society {See Churches and Mis- Bubbling Cable Ad:

Well Road;

Amengco

Teleph. 35105;

sions) C.C. K. Young, presideiit

M. Wentworth,sec'treasurer

Sarcey r

. & manager

American Bible Society {See Associa-

tions) W. S.T.B.Chen,

Wong D. Y. Lee

M. N. Pletkin G. Vladimiroff

American Book iShop, M. C. Chang S. L. Chang

Stationers—78, NankingBooksellers and

Road; Teleph. C.W. M.Thomas

Cole F.Shelly

Lee Duun

16844; P.O. Box 256; Cable Ad:

Stationers

F. J.D.Alfonso

Mortimer, William S. C. Wang, servicedept.

Claunce Shu, mgr. marine mgr.

Wee,proprietor

accountant Hanson Chow

K. L. Young | ', A. Williams

M. M. Magill, signs per pro.

SHANGHAI

Agencies , Eire Association, Pidladelbhia,

Frigidaire Corporation .. Pa,

Atlas Imperial Engine G°t , // Glens Falls . Alo,,.: New

. -Evinrude Motors,Corp)': , i. <1 York ■ Psiit. ,.,t. i • > .!/

Kennath Manufactaring Co. Great American.;.Insurance!/ Co.,

The

WeberBristol Co. and Fixture Co.

Showcase New York An'A ./

Halifax Fire InsuranceIGo.-) iNova

Scotia

Hartford Eire Insurance;i Go.,

1 1 Conn. 'oJiuiH) mairnMI . .U

Met gibo'Ploah Mng' rtgdii Kortfj ' - Home Insurande •*Co/, New York

Home Indemnity’ Co-.', New York

J u hsien Kuilg sze National Fire Ins. Co., Hartford,

AMEEicisiC ' E^pbesS

! ^Co’- .Ijtc., .Banfcets,’ . Conn.

Shipbifi^

(SWuiicferand .Tr^'ei-7-lo, 'Kidkihiig'fid. Ndw

Banks) r . ' ■ ; :' X - Co'., Hampshire.

Manchester''Fire Ins,ui'a.hce

Phoenix Insurancja 1C8.Hctr;tford,

tu & % m Conn.

Springfield Five and Marine Ins.

Mei Kwang Rung &ze ■ ’ Co.. Mass. ;

St. Paul Fire,rand ;Marine Ins.

AmUrican-Eau EASTfRK' ’^o., 'Co., Minn. : , ; ,>

Fjer>,. (^NC.j [U.S. A.,;' .'.Manufac- United States Fire In^. Gpk,.'N-Y.

turers—1, iKiukiapg lWa*(j[: Tefeph. Westchesteiv Fire Ins. Co.,, N.Y.

P.Q; ’ ,C^ble

Ad : , Auifeamatoh j .i jG^es.‘.Bent-

ley’s,; Bentley’s . -seGgnAd A.B:C., American Legion—Clubs)

Universal Ti-ade, .etp.p,;. .

H. J. Rehn, dir^c,tqr and tfeas. AMfeRi6^AN Leoyd., Travel, Shipping,

Ihsiiranpe—,1A, Edward Ezra rRoad;

American Forced—Marines, loyd. Teleph. 10137; ' Cab'le 'Ad : Palest-

M.C.E.F., Headcfiihrtefe — At ;'Hai- ciys at Head Office:. Paris. Agen-

Harbin. TMpgtap and Tien-

phong Road; Teleph. 30230

Col. Richard S. Hooker, "jh^ com- * tsinF. r Rubenfeld, X-'X i '• ,

mainager

A'' X 'XX /

mand

American Machine and FctiNDRy Co.,'

#£ H J| Standard Cigarette Machines ' and

f Mei kwjHio shien Imng.wqi > Tobacco .Machinery—1, The Bund;

America.n Foreign Insurance As- Cigihach;11164Codes: Telephs. (2'lines) ; Cable Ad:

Bentley’s and

sociation, General Insurance—China Western Union

Branch; 3,"Canton|Road;, Telephi-15089; George A. Arbogast, mgr. ^or par East

P.O. Box80,609;'

Office: Cable.LanA

Maiden Ad: Ahacmna.

New York Head

.F. Vincent, manager ,, ^1 ^ ^ ^ K &

V. I. G. Peterson, do. American Mail (Line—The Robert Dol-

W.N.G.M.Turbyfill,

Moore assist,

i, V,.manager lar

A.Hugh

Muldoon

A. Riabqff

I i E. McAllister 15309;Building; 3. 'Canton

Cable Ad: Dollar Road; Teleph.

Black (Tientsin) (See Dollar Co., The Robert)

H. At Powell (Hankow) American Masonic Temple Associa-

P. E. Robertson (Gantqn) tion—(Nee Clubs)

V, J. R,Dobroliuboff(Harbin)

Miss Dude :

Joint’Branch of :— • '•> ’ 1 \{ ' £ & 3£ ! H

American Insurance'iCb., Newark, Met Icuoh wu ching hung sze

N.J. American Metal .Qq., Ltd., Producers

Contihehtal Ih&. Co., New (York

Fidelity^Phoenix ‘Fife Insurance ofSassoon Gold, ^ilveijv.^opper, Lead and Zinc—

Souse; Teleph. 11200; -Cable

Co., New York Ad: Efflux

SHANGHAI 571

American- Newspaper Co., (Fed. Inc., Engineering P. S. Ericcson

Department

. Evening

U.S.A.), Post Proprietors of “-Shangha

and Mercury”—17-21, Kilo Wang | David T. Y. Zee

Avenue Edward YII., ^ noaiabnA Import and Export Department

W. Klein ;

American-Oriental Banking Corpora- American University Club

tion {See Banks) {See Clubs)

m m American Women’s Club

American-Oriental Finance Corpora- {See Clubs)

tion Fed., Inc., U.S.A.—29, Nan- Amos Bird Co. — 1, Tengyueh Road;

king Road; Teleph. 11300; Cable Telephs. 50060 and 50069; P.O. Box 215;

Ad: Amorfinanc Cable

F.J. Warner

J. Raven,Brown, president

vice-presdt. & dir. P. H.Ad:Dunbar,

Arposbird

manager

H. Sandor, vice-president

C.E. M.Kann,Bain, director C. K. Carroll |I J.T. H.

H. H. Cameron Popd

Young

do. I Poltefe | Mrs. J. Heidler

T. C. Britton, do.

J. A.F. C.Price, secretary

Elder, treasurer Amsterdam-London Insurance Co.,

G. M. Rosse Mrs. M. Hill Ltd.—3,i' Edward Ezra Road:

Hi Aufwerber Miss B. Rich Teleph. 18768; Cable Ad: Blbmavan

G. Coquelet Miss A. Roman H. C. A. van iSonaeren, manager

A. Drachenfels Mrs. B. Rowland Anchia Bros., Building Contractors—

S.F. Sivertz Miss F. Webb

Taylorson MissL.Westerlund 1060, Kungping Road; Teleph.

Miss 52946

Miss T.S. Buergin

Gray and Mrs. M. Woolley

Chinese clerks

An Ping Fire and Marine Insurance

American-Oriental Trading Company, Ltd.—Til‘tigLa,iBankBuildihg(lst

Manufacturers’ Representatives—96, Q.Woo 507, Tientsin Road; Teieph. 13629

Wei Zlu, manager ...

Peking Road; P.O. Box 595; Cable

Ad: Aotco Andersen, C. W. (Member Shaiighai Stock

American Paper Exports, Inc., Manu- Exchange), Broker—16,

Stock, Share and General

Central Road;

facturers’ Co-operative Association for Cable-Ad; Nesrednaw' *' Teleph.

-. gj 18026;

the Export of American-made

—24, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. Papers C. W. Andersen

19267;

S. B.Cable Gallop,,Ad;manager

Ap^xipc Sun cl\ong.

Andersen, Meyer & Company, Ltd.,

American-. Players’ Club—(See Clubs) Engineers Manufacturers and InsuranceInipdtters,

and Contractors, Agents—

American Head Office: 4 to 8, Yuen Ming Yuen

Churches Presbyterian

and Missiqns) Mission {See Road;, Telpph. 1259IJ- (Priv( ‘Exchange);

P.fO. Box ^5; CableAd: Danica. Bran-

American School—(See Educational) ches

t&o, :Tsinan;

Tientsin,Mukd'

Peiping,' Harbin,nTsihg-

eh, I^ahkow,' Jlong-

Mow sung kong,

LondonCanton, San Francisco, NeW Ydrk,

American Trading Co., of the Far V. Meyer, pres, and genl. manager :

East, General and Cqnsfructioh Eng- C. H.,Fr,ench,:.vice-pre^and

W. Wright, vice-pres. and salestreas,

mgr.

ineers, ' Importers, Exporters,, Manu-

facturers’ Agents - 3, Cauton Road; . &ole C.'Ageiits.for A. Boweraj 1: asSfst/to-s&Tds

1 mg'r.'

Telephs. 15077 to 15079; Cable, Ad: '' '',;

Amtraco American Radiator Op- \ Boilers, and

P. S. Gilman, agent Radiation General; ElCptHc Co.

International

W. Klein, sub-ageht Electrical Equipment'and Supplies

Miss M. Carneiro

>72 SHANGHAI

International Harvester Export Co. fa & # ft £ s<] mm

Agricultural

Trucks, Buses Machinery, Motor Mei kwok beh keh die cho kung '$£{'•

Worthington Pump and Machinery Anderson U.S.A.),

& Ferroggiaro (Fed. luc.,

Motor Car

Corporation. Crude Oil Engines,

Pumps, Compressors, Feed Water Show Room: 197 Dealers—Offices

and 199, Bubbling and

Heaters, Condensers* Condensing Station:Well Road; Teleph. 36*70.

FB 358, Avenue Haig; Teleph. Service

Equipment

Baldwin 27710; Cable Ad: Anferco;P.O. Box 1107

tives Locomotive Works. Locomo- P.L. R.M. Ferroggiaro

Anderson

Saco-Lowell

•Scott Shops. Textile

and Williams, Inc. Machinery

Knitting L. O. d’Aquino | Mrs. M. Calloway

Machinery

Fielding and Platt, Ld. Crude Oil Andreetf, Miss A. J., Medical and

Engines & Johnson. Hospital Nursing Sister—679. Avenue J off re ;

Johnson

Supplies Teleph. 70861

Parke, Davis & Co! Pharmaceuticals Andreeff, D., Bookseller and Pub-

General

X-Ray Electric

ApparatusX-Ray Corporation. lisher, Printer, etc. of Russian

Railway Passengers Assurance Co. Orthodox Larez ”—679,

and Weekly “ Zerkovni

At. Joffre; Teleph.

Insurance bn Motor Cars, etc.

Yangtsze

Fire and Insurance

Marine Association,,’Ed. 70861.

Insurance

North British and Mercantile Insur- & $ An ding

ance Co. Fire Insurance Andresen, & Co., Inc.,Teleph.

J. C., 11860;

Exporters

14, Kiukiang Road; Cable—

Ad: Andresen

sun

9 A-WooH. Kutzschbach,

Sih Ngow 1 agent Shing Lee-Fun

Anderson & Co., A. Li (Established 1898),

Stock, Share and General P>rokers,

Members Shanghai Stock Exchange— Ying shang chung ying shatn iok y&n han

16, Central

Ad: GradatimRoad; Teleph. 65292; Cable Anglo-China Finance, kwng sze

F. B. Walker, partner Ltd., General

Financial, Estate and Collecting Agents

—9,

15240; Cable Ad: AccuracyVII; Teleph.

Avenue Edward

E «§ £ An tuck sheng Seth, Mancell & McLure, genl, m’gfs.

Anderson & Anderson, Barristers-at-Law W. H. Sturrock, c.a., secretary

—20, Museum

Ad: Leges Road;Teleph. 13813; Cable Anglo-American 'Photo Studio, Pho-

J. O. Anderson tographers—106, iSzechuen Road;

C. G. O. Anderson Teleph. 17658

H. G. Walters f J. C. West

%1 ffl, Hip wo Anglo-Asiatic Steam Navigation Co.,

Shipping Agents, Freight Brokers

Anderson & Co., Ltd., Rout.,Tea Merchants

—39, Peking Road; P.O. Box 1275; and Merchants—72,

Cable Ad: Adamantine Teleph. 10262; Cable Szechuen Road ;

Ad : Ransteel

Wm. N. Ranee, general manager

Anglo-Chinese Building Co., Builders

m fa $ m Mee an mien yeh and Contractors,

39a, Canton Road;Estate

Teleph.Agents, etc.—

62397; Cable

Anderson, Clayton & Got, Cotton Ad: Interlude

Merchants—4, Avenue Edward VII. ; C. H. Abbass, director

Telephs. 18048-9 and 18040; Cable C. L.G.E.Vassiliev, consulting civil engr.

Ad: Smidtos Tsu, architect

T. O. Schmid Y. C. Tong, draftsman

W. Triebig Wong Hoon Gee, land affairs

Ed. Jappe Tung Pak Nga | W. Chung Pan

SHANGHAI 573

Anglo-Chinese Cleaning and Disin- Anti-Communist Entente—(Nee Clubs)

fecting Co.—168, Szechuen Road

Teleph. 14887 Antipenko, Miss',G:, Nurse—107, Sey-

Anglo-Chinese Dispensary, Manufac- mour Road; Teleph. 34558; Cable

turing and Dispensing Clieinists, Ad: Gantipcnko

Photo Supplies—448c, Honan Rd.;

Teleph. 92460; Cable, Ad: Hytte- Anzac Society of Shanghai — (See

fad; Radio Ad . 19000 Clubs)

J. D. Tsu, manager

T*} M M Shing ta Itu,ng sze Apcae Line -(Nee Mackinnon, Mac-

Anglo-Chinese Indenting Co., kenzie & Co.)

Commission Agents, General Im-

porters and Exporters—3, Hankow Apostolic Faith Mission—(Nee Mis-

Road; Teleph. 11715; Cable Ad: sions),' .

Affluence; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and

Bentley’s M ac ^ ^

C.Z K.P. Lohphon. adviser

Dunne, director

K.D. Skene,

Yi Ohdw,sub-do.

manager Pe lau sui chang

Aquarius Co., Manufacturers of Table

T. Z. Loh, accountant Waters with

Tborburn PureTelephs.

Road; Distilled50055-6

Water—400,

Anolo-Chinese School—(Nee Educa- Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.,

tional) general managers

K. D. Bogorodsky

Anglo-Danish ^Shipping Co., Shipping' A.J.D.Kearns

Openshaw, factory manager

and Freight Brokers, Shipping Agents, j M. I. Poshnine | J. J. da Cunha

General Merchants—8, French Bund; J. B. Rodrigo I K. Y. Sung

Teleph. 83059; Cable Ad: Ship- E.H. A.V. Cruz I Z. S.M.P.S.,

Wangconsul-

broker; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s; Hawley, f.c.s.,

Spott’s 10th edin, A.B.p. 5th, edn., ting analyst

Boe Code and Private W. Whitton, consulting engineer

M. L. Justesen, manager

Anglo-French Press, Printers and Arai & Co., and General Importers and Ex-

Binders-441/43, Av. Edward VIII; porters Mill Supplies—12a,

Road; Telephs. 10059, 14687 and

Hankow

Teleph. 85571 17277; P.O. Box 214; Cable Ad:

E. J. Burgoyne, general manager Araiyoko

Anglo-Jewish Club—(See Clubs)

Arakie & Co., David, Importers and

PR $£ Haiming Exporters—25, Jinkee Road; Cable Ad:

Angus & Co., Marine and Cargo Surveyor ; Arakie

—6, Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 18749 (2

lines);

P. Y.,P.O. Box 983; Cable Ad: Adjuster

Angus ft & m m m

E. H.R. Kanaya

Huntington Yah ddh yen hung sze

Miss L. Darder Ardath Tobacco Co., Ltd.—2a, Kiukiang

Surveyors to the Local Underwriters Road; P.O.

See(China), Boxand

Liggett 1106

Ann Summers Dance Studio—497, Ltd. Myers Tobacco Co.

Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. 35644

Ansaldo Co. (Genoa), Engineers and Argus Properties. Inc., Estate Agents

—80, Nanking Road; Teleph. 15203;

Shipbuilders—16a, Kiukiang Road ;

Teleph. 14723; Cable Ad: Levischiff P.O. W.

Box 647; Cable Ad: Argus

H. Voorhies I P. de Flondor

V. Levischiff, agent L. M. Beytagh | R. M. Voorhies

•574 'SHANGHAI

H H Mei hovg ■ Eogineepng Department. • i; ; u

Arkell & Douglas,-Inc., Importers of f, r.o; fS. J.S-.E.SeUick, Andrews

chief engineer j:

Ro;se, •

Metals, Leather, Hardware aiii^ Sun-

dries—3,. Can tori Road •' 'relepli. l’20b2; , A, F. Ruvers Textile Machinery

Cable Ad: A rkelshang W. Stead | . R Ishii , -

W. P. Willson, manager for Cliiha : Aviation Machinery , ” ;

Wong Kam-tong, Chinese manager Capti

Capt. F.W. A.E. Swoffer

F. Jones

Armbruster, Alb. C., Wholesale waller Electrical Machinery

and Importer —22.BoxYu]366; Yuen(JableRoad; V. Arnold-Jobes | K. D. Lee

Teleph. 27&40; P.O.,, Ad: Mechanical Section, .

Ballestero K! HoeckelpA.s.M.E.

S. G. Chow?! oac*niHO-o?3nA

ft & m * An li ying hgng Building Supplies

J. Berents I F. L. Bojesen

Arnhold & Co., Ltd., Merchants,: ' /. Commercial F. T. Mart-op Sectionl Miss O. Lamkert

Engineers and Contractors—Sassoon P. T. O’Neill I Miss F. Wilson

House, 1, Nanking Rpad' . Teleph. 11430; Resident Representatives

(10Governing

lines); CableDirectors—H.

AdFHarchiE. Arnhold, F. S. Keys, Metropoli tan - Vicke rs

C.R. E.H. Sassoon

Arnhold,andF. C.R.J.Davey, Capt. Electrical Export. Co.y Ld. ,

Meager G. H. Akerman, Hen,ry .Simon, Ld.

Directors—B. Monteith Webb, A. E. Sole DistribMdrs fdr G' i ..\ 1.

Marker, and H. H.H. M.H.MannPriestley, Ho ‘Metropolitan Vickers Electrical Ex-

Kwong,

S.J. S.E. Andrews,

Sellick, signs dd. per pro. ■ po' rCCo:,of all

Plants Ld.,descriptions

Turbines '& Electrical

1

' ‘

J.H. Arnold, ' do. . Agents for ~ ^ .

Booth. do. i. ' H ' \ Andrew MachLie Humidifying

GonstructionPJant ’ Co.,.

A. Barker, •do.

do. (Peiping) . Ld-, S(oeki>ort.

R.L. Eisenhut,

V. Lang, do.

(Hankow)

(Tientsin) "j .. Andrew, Toledo, Ld. Steel J ' •.

! Asa Lees & Go., Ld.*'Old ham. .Cotton

E. C. Belbin, Mo. (Hankow) ’ Spinning Macbjnery '

C. E. Peacock do. - do. • 'r Ashworth, Sons &' 'Co., Ld., Dtewslgury.

Export Department WeighingExport

Blackmiih Machihery Cd.,''London ' and

J. W. ArnoldHill Arbroath. Keith Lights, Fans, Gas

, E. Frei , I Specialities c' ■ o Ltd.,

M. Rich

.A. Egli J. M. O. Secnieira ' ’ Brbwn’

E. A.'S. de Sousa; & ICeV/Wj B. !(Bankhall)

A. Maier R. B. Ozoiio Wire

' Gain, : Bopes

Son England. "gY-

& Greenttodd, .dq-d'/P

‘ 1 Chas.r

Silk Department Halifax, Card Clothing

P. Planner M. R, Pereira Gani'da-Gypsum, it iAlahaktines- Ld.

Import Department—(Piece Goods) Gypsum and-Alabastine Products

H. Booth : :

BartOii | •'C. 'M. ;r

' A.A. L.PosdnykofF Mkhdr ■ ;

Metals, Paper and Sundries

SS 1 Dept. :

Pj.Holsinuelfer

VrPetrbff ^ Dedon.Havilland'

Makers 'Airctaft

of 1‘^MOtK” ’Cbi.Aerpjplanes

, Ldg Lon-

Cotton' Department > '' ’ Gibson, Arthur^' L;; ‘^wfckfenham.

().. Benz , j ohoT riT/

W. J. Rogoye^kq.: .f / i.m ; , .• j r Gibbons^ Ld., at(d

' Jatribs,' Wtnverhamp-

Cereals ton. ! Lockt

' Handley-Page, Ld.,Dooe’Ftit-' hitureAir-

_

J. Y..Department

Botelho .bt.i i;! erafFMafaufadturers

Commercial

■ 1

’ 1

Insurance Department Hoffman SprimSddr VCo^'lid'.;' Man-

, Agencies ,■ i j.i ,*■ . . , / 1 chester

Employer#’ Liability! AssU r.« Co. Keighley. Ld.* JJe®;, Bulnley. Wea-

.South British Inspa Co.,

Merchants MariWiLisce-f Cp.y Ld. j AMarine • d ving MaMiinery

Langbridge,Bd:,)A

;

Himalaya Assurance CjO., Ld. 1 ing, D yeing and finishing i^Whinery

SliANGHkl 575

; Magnolia Anti friction. Metal Co. of Art Biroyzi: kiM-AL WoRks--7i3-7i5,

f '. Grt-oaf Britain,'Ld:;Lbni^Qh. Makers North Szechuen Road Extension;

' of’Genuine Ha aricf btlier“Flower”

BeaVin g'Braricl

MetalsMagno- Teleph. 43611

Millars’ Machinery Co., Lcl.,'London. A. B||nclj$|ise(*y

- i; Peirn‘ ’Ro^d^dlaking ^ E'f^iik,'Manchester. AijtcialanpArt■’.Drawing;

Co., Ld'MachineV^ .

Printers and Engravers—

.Commer-

M. 'Blimps

' flfee’s'Roturbo Man'ufadturind.Cp., Ld., 235, Szechuen Boa-d; Teleph. 19198

’ WhlveVhrtln’ptbh.'

& Horri^bV, Ld'Centrirugal'

., LipciMn.f’umps Gas Art Steel Furniture , Co., The—319,

: Ru^tph

i

At Oil Engines; Rc^idnm^King^Plants

Tann,, Ld., J'blin, Birniiii^li'am. ,Strong Fukien ‘ T. P. .^pg.d; TelepH. 94718

Chu," proprietor

Rliorn Doors and Safes .

Tilling-

; Stevens Motors, Ld., Maid- Arts Agency oe Shanghai, Commer-

‘ snbneOir

’’.!::i/TJhibii KehtePb'tror Efebirifc Vehicles

Co! of' California, Los An- cial Art ,and PubTicity—72, Szechuen

"’gpl.es. Asphalt H#(l: itVlepfc iM&l '

Val. S. Sobbl

Property Department

Ei S. Barracrbugh ?i • , i i^ Rung, nee

! 1A.W.. Letensprel,

Roeber cdnstebction eng-r. < AkThp f!i & CbVTExp'

G. M. Bateman | iMj’s.dHu'IDinitrieflf facfurefs and MerchantsLtd.,(Glasgow,

b ht^ Mapu-

.Shipping Department Londoh aiin 'Leeds)

Lf d'Ermarhacao Robert F. Benson, representative—

1, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph.

Accounts Deparfet^nt 12654

R. Brayne, Ars-A-A- ’ ! • ■

A.A. d’Encafnarcap :

V. A Noronba T*} S* US 1^1 Mi i nee hung tze

G.'l$chaili$iorst ■' ;• i\g'fs and Crakts, Ltd., Furnishers,

.Cabinet Makers, Architectural

Cable Department ’ -

C, M. Seqneira

' . .GiOPjorators, : Carpet Importers',Joiners,

.Orna-

Eng. J. de Rozario 1 . . meptpil plasterers, Metal Workers and

1

'Cbrrfe^ppndenbe .Def&rim£ft;t ,. V LaeqAteret' s , Leaded . Glass Workers—

Miss 1. IT. Gunter

Miss J. Solompn | Mrs. M. Poutsma . AYeiJtwrop^ns

Tqjad; Toleph. apd (Offices;..190,

West 34226. Bubbling

Factory

Mrs. L. ;.Brook , [ Mrs'. F. J. Sfnith 342':'2; Cable Ad?: Studio Road; Teleph.

and Studio: 85, Kiaochow

'Mrst A.' Vellis | Miss M.Ggtierres Directors-prS.

• Central Managers for . . Ld. !

, A,s,p., andJ.Mitchell

Hicks; Berry,'

A. L. Tayjer,

a.c.s.

China General Omnibus.Co., O.G.‘ A,T.V. Squires

Pratt E. Brown rigg

China Import and Export

New Engineering and Shipbuilding Lumber . ( yO. P. Skene . M. Otani

O. B. Payne. , Miss Miss M. Roza

SoyWorks, Ld. Filature

Lun Silk M. Palmer

A-, Wagstaff J. E. K.WooDigmanese

Cathay Land Co.,‘Ld. . M. Abraham J.MissY. C.ChingF. Lacson

Cathay Hotels, Ld. C. E.H. Baker

W. E. Engh r F. S. Chang

Arnhold, Horlis H., Consulting En- Artistic •Corset Co.—6, Central Road;

ginner—6, Kiukiang Road; Teleph. Teleph. 13327

17505; Cable Ad : Whiternold Mrs. J. Poliak

Aronovsky, D. G. M., Customs Brokers, Artists Rifles Regt. Club—(See

Storage and Forwarding Agents—16, Clubs)

Jinkee

Ad: Aronovsky Road; Teleph. 18644/5; Cable

Asa Lees & Cb., Ltd., Manufacturers of

Arraud, Dr. 0. A. —Office: 15, Peking Waste Cotton Spinning Machinery, Cotton

Road; Teleph. 11666; Residence: Machinery, etc.—1, Nanking Rd.

455, Rue Lafayette; Teleph. 31066 Arnhold & Co., Ld., sole agents

S. Winn, representative

576 SHANGHAI

Ashizawa Printing Co.—14, Haining Rd ; C.Richard

L. Chui,

Teleph. 41303 Shim,manager (Canton)

do. (Hongkong)

H. B. Berntsen, do.

A. A. Gossevsky, general inspr. for (Hankow)

i9 » * « a is North Eastern Asia (Singapore)

Asia Commercial Co., The, Importers, Stanton

H. Vilt, Nelson manager & Co., mgrs. do.

(Haiphong)

Exporters and Engineers—452, Kiangse F. Tellier, do. (Saigon)

Road; Teieph. 12873 ; C. Y. Wong, do. (Tientsin)

G. K. Chan, c.E., manager S. for T. Ling, resident assist,(Tientsin)

secretary

Asia Decor atin.j and Advertising M. North

Chang, China

manager (Peiping)

Co.—74, Szechi.en Road; Teleph. Y. P. Tsao, special agent (Tsinan)

15832; Cable Ad: Lulab W. Berends, manager (Mukden)

N. E. B. Ezra, manager S.W.Z.F.Ginsbourg, genl. agent (Harbin)

Savale, manager (Manila)

^ ^ ^ ^ 35 Dr. F. B. Baldwin, resident med.

Ya si ya po li Rung sze referee

D. Glagoleff, manager (Batavia) (Manila)

Asia Glass Co., Glass of every descrip- Asia Mercantile Co., Fire and Marine

tion: Glass Mirrors;

Resilvering Bevelling,Manufacturers

Silvering andof Insurance Agents—16, Siking Road;

Teleph. 15627general manager

Teleph. 17452; P.O. Box 939; CableRoad;

Metal Shop Fronts—54, Szechuen Ad: J. T. Kbh,

Asiaglasco

R. W. Gregg, proprietor Asia Pharmacy, Wholesale and Retail

Chemists and Druggists—1037, Av.

Foch; Teleph. 73023

T. H. Yah, proprietor

Yu pang Jen shou po hsien hung sm

Asia Life Insurance Co. — New York ^ & m m & t-

Office:

Main 80, forWilliam

Office Orient: Street,

17, The N.Y.C.

Bund; Puh yih dei tsai kung sze

Asia

Teleph. 11350; P.O. Box 236; Cable Ad: Land and Estate Realty Co. (Federal Inc. U.S.A.)r

Alicochina; Code: Acme andHongkong,

Bentley’s. Construction Engineers—50, Dealers, Architects and

Branches: Manila, Canton, Nanking

Hankow, Peiping, Tientsin, Singapore, Road; Cable

Teleph. 18770; P.O. Box 2209;

Ad: Asiarealty

Batavia, Saigon and Haiphong. General Directorate—F. J. Raven, chairman,

Agencies: Harbin and Mukden. Agen- C.French,

M. Bain,

cies throughout the Orient

C. V. Starr, president and director Hsu T.Singloh,

C. Britton, C. H.

C. H. Raven,

Mansfield Freeman, vice-president and H. Sandor, E. Sigaut and M. P.

Walker

F.director

J. Raven, director Officers

T. C. Britton, president

Tsu Yee Pei, do. H. Sandor, vice prest. and gen. mgr.

P. Yander

M. Anderson, do. J.T. S.F. Potter,

N. Starr, secretary

W. Burrell, supt. of agencies

and director McCrea,secretary

treasurer

W. A. Hale, treasurer

Dr. H. Y. Wu, assist, secretary and Compradore

Yang Chu Kee

Dx*.medical director

C, S. Liu, assist, secretary Accounting Department

Miss P. E. Wong

Dr. S.

Z. T. Yang,T. Ling, do.

do. T. XL Lee

Yuson Yeo, auditor(agency dept.) Development Dept.

Peter T. K. Ning J. MissS. Potter

D. Leriou

T. I. Low (renewal dept.) Architectural Section

Y. C. Koo (accounting dept.) J. F.A. Shaffer

Hammerschmidt,

Horace Wang (loan dept.): ,

P.S. Y.Ning (agency (lept.) | E. b.a. Teske

W. F. Lee (policy.dept.)

Hsueh, agency manager . Construction Section

Y. S. Chen (actuarial dept.) W, T. Fulstow

W. K. Wise

SHANGHAI 577

A. H. Nolting Staff and Properties Dept.

K. M. Bailey S. H.C. C.Miskin

Pope j A. J. H. C&rey

B. Rappydoff General

Insurance

G. Miss

T. Read Department J. S. Blanford | Y, C Li

E. Hooper Secretarial Dept,

Rental Dept. Miss Beck •

M. M. Berger, jr. Miss Y. Tuxford | Miss Hammond

Miss D. Snape I F. U. Orloff General (Benzine, Fuel Oil, etc.) Dept.

N. Poulsen | A. Sharp G. H. Sutcliffe I P. J. Wilson

Secretarial Dept. E. A. R. Fowles | Miss King

fl. C. W. Pedersen Fuel

H. Oil H. Nash

Misses D. Landers, R. Tayler,

Foyne, C. Mann, Mesdames A. Wax R. F. A. Brown | Miss Cormack

Villers and M. Suhoff R. P. van den Berg

G. Y. Baker j W. Woo General (Candles) Dept.

Securities Dept. A. P.J.J.Daniels

Misses V. Parker and M. Petigura van den Berg (absent)

Statistical Dept. R. F. Scott | E. D. Nash

Misses G. C. Mertsky and M. Dooda General (Lubricants) Dept.

Title W.H.Mansei-Smith

M. Deed Registrations

M. Berger, jr. I. Clark I S. P. Simpson

G.K. T.Umbhau

Read ' | Miss D. Wong LocalA-Sales G. LangDept.I Miss MacDonald

J. J.Y.Oostermeyer

Stuart (absent) R. P.R. Sangster

Asia Teaming Society, Importers and !

0.Y. S.Y. Cheetham E.W. Turnbull

Exporters—-121, Kiangse Road; W. Fretwell J.Mrs.B. E.Lelas

Chow

Teleph. 12852; P.O. Box 1650; Cable (absent)

Ad: Astra W. A. L. Palmer Miss Allan

J. S. Chu, general manager Cables Dept.

Miss Palmer j Miss McConnell

^ ^ ii ^ ® 3S Miss Cohen | Miss Green

Asia Sung yun leu sze Correspondence-

Mrs. Hooley |Dept. Miss P. Gray

Asia Transportation Co-, Customs Typists Dept.

Clearance Brokers and Forwarding Miss Pugh

Agents, Cargo and Baggage Deli- Miss Blake Miss Monet

very and Commission Agents—5, Miss Cockburn Miss Roberts

Canton Road; Telephs. 17174 and Miss LevyFowler Miss Whittaker

Sheridan

50368 (Truck Seivice); Cable Ad: Miss Miss

Astransoo Advertising Dept.

M. R. Gordon

Asiatic Coal Co.—151, Markham Rd.; Miss Yenn-Brown Miss Hayden

Teleph. 31138 Accounts Dept.

t G.

A: S.M.Hawkins,

Brown chief accountant

H.W.F. E.VanAnderson

Eck

Ying shang A si a Kuo yuhung sz W. S. Bowman F. P. Meakin

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North A, E. Carlson W. A. Pearson

China), Ltd., The, Importers of T. B.com.

W. K. Chun, A. L. Piper

Kerosene, !fPetroieum .Spirit,-. Para- (B’ham. E. G. Read

ffin Wax, • Caludlds' &d iPdtkiieum University) G. S. Scott

Products Generally—1,. The Bund; L.L. J.R. Coulcher John Walker

Teleph. 18619; Cable Ad: 1Doric; Cropley Miss Turnbull

Private Cable Ad : Aromatic , E. V. Fether- Miss Ham-

N. Leslie, general manager stonhaugh ' merton

A. E. Jones, assist, gen’l. manager J.H.G.E. Forbes M iss Mortteith

D. T. Keogh, division manager Foster Miss Evan' s

A. P. Richards, do. ( D.A. Irvine Miss Everitt

Parsons

J. Webster, acting do. H R. Malcolm Miss

19

-578 SHANGHAI

Compradore ! \V. A.Elliott, Lt.^Goaidr.jR.2t. (ret’d.)

])ow jJding.'Yao • J. Coindr.,

W. Humphries, Engineer-Lieut.-

k.n. (retired)

Statistical

G. W. M. Snow Dept. W. McP. Marshall | Miss Gulston

F. S. Bridges

•J.C.MissP.L.E.Wheldoh

Martin

Klaverwijden

I MissiM. Ellis

Shipping Dept.

Miss Eletteher | Miss Newcombe A. J. Grant

L. G. Murray Kidd

Engifi.dering Dept. W. J. Hatton

J, T.Head; chari’.C.*.', engr.-in-chf. A.J. L.M.Mears

Jenssen

J. R. G. Barter D. Wheldon D. Murphy

G.R. B.F. Frtwser

Forshaw J. 0. I'hoirison J. M. Pearson,

W. O. Keats, Miss Christen (ab.) H. W. Snow

A.F.S.I. Miss Tatlontk ' C. L. Williams

J. W. C. Ohutat, B.sc. :a.m.i,g.e. Floating Staff :..

Mechanical Section

A.. 0.PI.H.J. Whitaker ^

Stokes', D.s.d. r.k:■ 11

(retired) F. fe Boutellier, Captain

W. G. Briggs, chief; otiiGer

R. .1. K: Walker (ab.) Ij F.MisSDavies Bitchie A. C. Browne, second do.

G. Dick, 2nd engineer '

Transport Section A.H. D.Huddleston,

McR. Fraser,

P. W.Smyth,' ' ■ | J, S. Drakeford

F. Goslin

1

", chiefchief engineer

engineer

E.T. A. Lupton,. . do.

Architectural Section . R.lu. P.A. $ergeant,

Sauiaders, chipf

cLuef officer

engineer .

A.,A.P- T’ulleh,

Stoner,l.r^.b.a.

A.U.I.B.A.| y.ji: priest

Dyawing;0ifi.ce . i N. Sinclair,

W. Sudbuiy, captain chief engineer

F. Miss-Ritchie

Davies A.F. P,Toriry,

Thomson,n.s.o.jCorhdf: R j{.R:,capt.

Stores Dept. H. E. C. Turner, chief engineer

captain :

A. W. Stubbs G. -Wilson, chief officer.

J. P\ Dundan (absent) Shanghai Joint Area

R. J. Roberts^ a.m.i.k.e. • i, pi G. Masters, manager

C., A. J. Wilkie R. M. Sandbach

Furniture

J. W. RossDept. L. P. D. Simpson | Miss Heath

A. C. Hall | A, R. Scott

Lower Wharf

P. F. Mason, manager M- M Hsin Tal

G.E.G.Butohart

Davis Asiatic Trading Corporation, Ltd., Im-

.1. W. Elliott porters and Exporters, Tea Merchants

W. H. Foster —71,

Ad: Szechuen Rd.;

Asiacorpo. HeadTeleph.

Office:16715; Cable

London

T.C. HjHamilton

Loach I A. C. Stewart W.E.E.H.Ulanoff, manager

Jorge, accountant

K. O’B. Martyn | C. J. Williams G. C. Chuck, compradore (tea dept.)

Workshop Manager 0..goods

R. Cheing,

J. R.D. FindjayAdams dept.) . compradore,; (piece

Upper Wharf Installation !

A. A.Holdsworth, •rfiahagdf

W. W.H. Sawyer

Taylor | 1), O. Watling ¥)Os-ti}d-lee-w$i stiny-z'et-lio-clion 'g

Yangfszepoo Dept. Asiatic; Yeast Works—16, Canton

P. B. McNeill, manager ' Road;

Gough

H. PI Sinclair | PI A-H. Piper Sop.chpwTeleph. Greek (Opp.28531;Corm-r

Factory .at

Bren an

J. W. Island Cameron Installation & . Warren Roads),; P.O. Box 967;

Cable Ad: Mediolum

Marine' Dept. Mee Yeh Handels Compagnie, gen.

G. F.(retired), A. Mulock,

marineD.S.O.,

supt.Captain r.n. agents

SHANGHAI 579

Associated Advertisers, Business Boy Scoots’ Association - - Milling-

Builders—101, Nanking Road; Te- toh Camp, 280 Hungjao Road; Te-

leph. 18160; P.0. Boxes 2t217-8; lephs. 11290 and 29564; P O. Box

Cable Ad: Publico 750; Cable Ad: Scoutcraft

I G.; ,M. Rosse, gen. managei Comsnr.—F.' C. Millington

Associated Agencies Far East, Ltd., District Scoutmaster and Secy.

Builders, N. :S, Jacobs

porters ofContractors,

gineering Products,

Decorators,

BuildingPlant,

Materials, Im-

Tools andEn-

Machinery—320, Kiangse Road; Teleph. Brazilian cieda.be Benevolentde BeneficenciaSociety,Brasi-

So-

10597; G.P.O.

Assags; Box 1018;A.B.C.

Codes: Bentley’s, Cable Ad:

oth edn. leira—66, Route Vallon; Teleph.

I. F. Drysdale, jr., managing director 84312 ; Cable Ad : Benbrasil

Chairman—Mrs. Christina Larre

J.G. F.D. Drysdale,

Jack, sr.,director

do. Secretary—Mrs. Maria Batalha

Associated Enamelware ' Companies— ® % mmmx

62/64, Avenue Edward VII; 1'eleph. Ta ying siiig shn hung way

1:2737; •Cable Ad; Enamel; Radio

Ad: 4455,, Branches,: Tientsin, British and Foreign Bible Society

Hankow, Changsha, Canton, Pen- —3, Hongkong Road; Teleph. 11872;

ang, Swatow Cable Ad: Testaments

N. B. Chen, gen. manager G. W. Sheppard, secretary

Associated Press of America, News G,.W. A.C. Anderson

Allan

Agency — 4, Avenue Edward VII; Teleph

16122; P.O.

M. J. Harris Box 761

t & & 3* *

Associated Press of Japan — (See British Dah yin woo nue hung hwei

Shimbun Rengosha) Women’s Association—H. & S.

Bank Building, 12, The Bund; Telephs.

Associated Publishers, The., Sub- Central 10220 (Office) and 10133

scription Booksellers—78, Nanking (Members);

Chairman-Mrs. Cable Ad:

J. T.Britowomen

Ford

Road ; Teleph. 16844; P.O. Box 256; Vice-do. —Mrs. W. S. King

Cable Ad : Stationers Hon. Treas.—Mrs. W. E Allen

Secretary Mrs. E. Colter

ASSOCIATIONS; AND SOCIETIES Social Service Board

Chairniah—Mrs. E. A. Aylward

American Bar Association — 141, Viee-do. —Mrs'. A. D. Wall

•Szechuen Ro,ad, • TreasurerA-iMYte. L. C. Healey

President—C. P. Holcomb Rec. Secretary—Mrs. J. L. Maxwell

Secretary—F. J. Schuhl

China Assoonhrox — 17,> The Bund;

fr mmm m Telepfe 12694; Cable Ad: Britishcom

Met hwa 'sing xhihg way Committee — Harold Porter, c.M.G.

American Bible Society (China (chairman),

chairman), W.P. S.’King

W-, Massey

and H.(vice-

G.

Agency)—23,

Cable Ad : BiblesYuen Ming Yuen Road; W. Woodhead, c.b.e.

, Secretary—P. Campbell

Association of Lancastrians in China Broadcast Association- 113-

China—8a, Yuen Ming Yuen Rd.; 115; Av. Edward VII; Teleph. :

Teleph. 60241

HorU Secar. and Treas.—P. Carr 11299

Presidont-^G'. S. Lieu

Association Sportive FIiancaise— . Vice president—A. J. Hughes

68, Rte Dufour; Teleph. 11410 Hon. Secy.-W. Armstrong

Secretary—J. Bossuet Hon. Troahurers—N. S-. ' Jacobs

580 SHANGHAI

China Coast Officers’ Guild—J7, Exchange Brokers’ Asjsociatl^nt- 12,

The Bund; Telpph. 12520; Cable Ad: The Bund; Teleph. 11811

Clneogui;

SecretaryCode:- W. Bentley’s

C. Kirby

Branch Secretary ; (Hongkong)—T. Exporters’

T. Laurehson

Association of Shanghai

—17, The Buhd; Teleph. 10704; P.

O. Box 1049

China Medical Akstfctation —23, Yuen

Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. 18997; Cable

Ad: Medmissan; Codes: C.I.M. and Finnish Association in China—100,

Route Marcel Tillot; Teleph.

Mission Codes 80206 ; P.O. Box 1139

Presidentr-L'H. H. Morris, m.d. Hon. Chairman—U. Hartman

Vice-presdt.—

Hon. SecretaryJ. L.andH. Paterson,

Editor Chinam.d. Hon. Treas.—G. Keijola

V. Synnerberg

Medical'Jdd&nal—i.h: Maxwell, m.d. Hon Secy.—H.

Business Secretary

S. Duncan Main & Treasurer — Foreign Y.M.CI'A.'of Shanghai —150,

Bubbling

Cabki Ad:Y"ell, Roat}; Teleph. 35255;

FjOreigny

China Society of Science and Arts Trustees— 1 1

— 8, Museum Road; Teleph. 13247 President—H. H. Arnold

President—A.

F.R'G.S,'. ’ de : C. Sowerby, F.z.s., Vice- do. — E. F. M.Harris

Yicb-Presidehts J

—J. C. Ferguson, Hon. Treas.—C. Wentworth

ph.d. (arts) and H. Chatley, D.sc. Secretary—Comdr. H. F. Carey,

(science)' R.N.R.

Committee—W. Ml Porterfield, G. D. Committee—R.-J. Corbett, S. Y.

Wilder, Euren,W.

Hopkins, O.S. G.Flemming, P. S.

Prof. E. Wu Lien Teh,'Prof.

T. Nyetrom, mId.,C.d.s.,R. Steen, Brig.-

Gen. F.and13.theMacnagbten, c.mC.g.,S.

Kellogg^ Dr. Ralf H> Milly, Mrs. A. d.s.o. Very Rev. A.

de

M rs.C. H.SowerK.by Campbell

(hoh. treasurer),

(hon. ; Trivelt

secretary) Girl Guides’ Association — Room

ft m m m * 305, Glen Line Building, 2, Pek-

ing Road

Chinese National Medical Association Div. Oomsnr.—Mrs. D. lLandale

—41, Tzo Pang Road; Teleph.. 30846; Secretary—Mrs, H. Rogerson

Cable Ad: Natmed

General Secrtary—H. P. Chu, m.d. Girls’ Friendly Society

Secretary — Mrs. Sutcliff, 21,

Church of England Men’s Society Kiukiang Road

Church House: 21, Kiukiang

Road; Teleph. 11327 Japanese Cotton Merchants’ Associa-

tion of Shanghai—55; Szechuen Road

Door of Hope’’ Children’s Refuge (2nd floor); Teleph.

Secretary—T. Fuji19147

—and146,Kiangwan;

Pao ShanP.O. Hd.,Box

33, Breman

1391 Rd.

H H fsl

# m±x Dze huo zeh j>ung faung tsiJi dong nih we

Employers’ Federation—North China Japanese Cotton Millowners’ As-

sociation in China—Room 14, Yoko-

Building,P.O.17,BoxThe

10704; 1040 Bund; Teleph. hama Specie Bank: Building, 24, The

Chairman—C. D. Pearson Bund;

General Telephs.

Office) and1*669

15068-9(Director’s

(General

Secretaries—Beck.&Swaiin Office)

T. Funatsu, director.general

Engineering! Society of China— Y. K.Doi,Kamei

director

o/o Public Works Dept., Shanghai t : C Minami I M. Murai

Municipal Council: Teleph.

Hon. Sec/—N, W. B. Clarke 13469 T. Oka I Miss M. Tanaka

SHANGHAI 581

Jewish Communal Association op QuestPresident

Society,—H.TheChatley, d.sc.

Shanghai ViceMo. —A. J. Hughes

President—C. S. Gubbay

Hon. Sec.—S. M. Perry Hon. Secretary and Treasurer —

Hon. Treas—S. E. Levy M. Pearce, c/o Public Health

Dept., S.M.C.

Jewisn National Fund Commission Retired Naval Officers’ Association

forPresident—Mrs.

China R. E. Toeg Patron—Vice-Admiral Sir Reginald

Hon. Secretary—N. Y. Tyrwhitt, bt., k.c.b., d.s.o.,

Avenue Road) E. B. Ezra (696, d.c;l.Secretary

Hon. (Oxon.)

Lieut.-Comdr. P.andC. Gilmore,

Treasurerr.n.—

m ® m Ghee woo Rung tso (Retd.) c/o Minghong

Mission, 20, AmericanRoadChurch

'Marine Engineers’ Guild of China—

Kungping Building, 21, Jinkee Road; Royal Air Force Association of

Teleph. 12717; Cable

Secretary—J. Ad: Pistonrod

Watson Shanghai—12, The Bund; Teleph.

19931

National Anti-Opium Association President — Major W. E. Hol-

of China—4. tlong Kong Road; land

Teleph. 18263; P.O. Box 1358; Yice-pres. & Hon. Secy.—Capt.

Cable Ad: Natantop V. J. Holland

National Christian Council of China, # 3St 3E Ya chou wen hui

The — 23, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Royal Asiatic Society

Branch)—R.A.S. Bldg. 6,(North

MuseumChina

Rd.

Telephs.

General68731-5; Cable Ad:Chiconcom

Secretaries — Dr. Q. Y. President—Rev.F.L.HawksPott,D.D.

Cheng, d.d., L. D. Cio and Rev. Vice-president—Rev. E. Morgan, d.d.

E. C. Loben stine Director of Museum — A. de C.

Sedretaries—Rev. C. L. Boynton, Sowerby

J. B. Taylor, F. L. Chang, Miss Keeper of Ornithology — E. S.

Wilkinson

T.Rev.C, R.

Kuan, Rev. H.T. W.H. Hubbard, Keeper

D. Rees,

Y. S. Han and Dr. H. H. Tsui

Sun, Dr. PorterfieldBotany— i rof. W. M.

of

Hon. Librarian—Miss M. V. McNeely

Assist, do.—Z. T. Woo & T. Y. Chao

Navy League—2, Canton Road; Teleph. Hon.

EditorTreasurer—F. B. Winter

of Journal—Rev. E. Mor-

62226 gan, D.D.

President — Sir John F. Brenan, Hon. Secretary—R. D. Abraham

C.M.G.

Yice-Presidents—President of St.

Andrew’s

St. George’sSociety,

Society',.President

President ofof it # ^ ic Ta ying way za

ofSt.St.Patrick’s

David’sSociety

Societyand President Royal Society of St, George (Shang-

hai Branch)—Church House, 21,

Hon. Secretary and Treasurer— Kiukiang Road Peter Grain

E. S. Wilkinson President—Sir

Vice- do. —Major A. A. Wilkinson

Hon. Secretary—E. L. Allen

a m & m m Ws Hon. Treasurer—0. S. Speyer

Portuguese

Pierce Women’s Boone

Association—

Teleph. N.Apartments:

4445 Road;

Russian Benevolent Society — 876,

President—Mrs. Mary de Souza Avenue Joffre; Teleph,

Vice-do. —Mrs. Maria Botelho Chairman—A. Bary, 70290

m.d.

Hon.

Hon. Secy.—Mrs. HildaMarguerite

Treasurer—Mrs. G. Ozorioda Vice- do. —A. J. Aaron

Silva Hon. Treasurer—N. M. Scherbakoff

Horn Secretary—M. Gc Afanaisieff

582, SHANGHAI

Shanghai British Resident's' Asso- Committee — H. Tienfenbacher

ciation—Teleph. 14619 (chairman). H. Booth, V. G.

C ommittee- H. G. W. Wood- Bowden, F. de Jong, D. H.

head, c.b.e. (chairman), R. G. Francis, R. Louche, J. Schur-

McDonald (vice-chairman), H. er, E. A. Simon and Wong

E. Arnhold, A. M. Oarinan, J Kok Shari —

Comdr. W. A. Elliot, S. M. Secretaries—Beck and, Swann

W. P. McMeekin, A. P. Nazer,

K. E. Newman, Very Rev. Shanghai Paper Importers’ Associa-

Dean Trivett, H. Porter, tion—Room

c.m.g., A. de O. iSowerby, W.

H. E. Thomas and E. S. Wil- Shanghai Bank218,Building; Hongkong and

P.O. Box

kinson - Campbell 1418; Cable Ad: Sbapaprsas

Secretary—P. Committee—

President—R. Olaussen

Asst. do. —Miss D. IL. Ralph Vice1 do. —E. Kelen

Hon. Secy, and Treasurer—J. F.

Shanghai,Fire Insurance Association

—17, The Bund; Teleph. 10704; Cable A.Acheson

Eveleigb I E. Schuster

Ad: Quenching H. W. Breur | E. Edwards

Committee—D. L. Ralph (chairman), Shanghai Raw Silk Exporters"'

C.Hekking,

D. Belton, J. Breen,

R. A. Kreulen, H. W.L. A. Association—-452, Kiangse Road

Moon, N. M. Moore, E. E. Parsons, President—C.

Vice-do. : Fumagalli

E. W. Clifton;

A. W. Slater and J. W. Stack- Secretary—R. V..Dent :

house

Secretaries—Beck & Swann

Shanghai Football Association—P.O. Shang # e u ® ® ±

BoxPresident—R.

497; Cable Ad: Wulfruna hai ma Ito yang chang tang po wai

Grimshaw Shanghai Rifle Association (Affiliated

Vice-Presidents—Rev. Brb. Faust, II. with the National Rifle Association,

G. Reed and J. A. Quayle Great Britain)—Cable

Committee—-W. Ad: (chairman),

T. Rose Trajectory

Hon. Secretary—C. < W. Hampson A.Fujii,Fanthorpe,

(Telephs. 61038, 10681 and 34787) C. G. Hon,C.G. W. Glover,A. M.T.

M. Neal,

# # W 4* Collaco (secretary and treasurer

c/o

TheMercantile

Bund) Bank of India, 26

Ck'tm see sze hwa wai

Shanghai Horticultural

President—Sir Societyc.m.g.

JolmF. Brenan,

Hon. Secretary—W. J. Kerr t itf '!£ -fc

Hon. Treasurer—W. J. Hawkings Shang hai sick chok waPT-T’

Shanghai Society eor the. Prevention

Shanghai Lawn Tennis Association ofPresident—Sir

Cruelty to AnimalsF- Breiian, c.m.g.

President—R.

Vice-PresidentsGrimshaw

- C. Grosbois and Hon. SecretaryJohn and Treasurer—K.

W. Secretary—M.

Z. L. Sung Hay Thorburn, E. Newman, 15, Peking Road

Hon.

315, Rue Bourgeat d- Co.,

Treasurers—Thomson Chung yit kung sze

Shanghai Stock Exchange—16, Cen-

Shanghai Marine Underwriters tral Road: Telephs. 18021/6;

Association—17, The Bund; Teleph. 10600,' 10441',, 1:2269 apd 10633

10704; Cable Ad:E.Smundas (Secretary); Cable Ad: Stocks

Chairman—E. Parsons Committee—G. J. W. Morgan

Secretaries—Beck & Swann ' ' (Chairman), E. ,Gr’:' Clarke

(VicerQhairman), V. D. Geus-

Shanghai Metal Merchants’ Asso- ' /burger,. E. CL Harrisph. A. W.

tion — North China Building, Harvey, N. W. Hickling, D.

17, The Bund; Teleph. 10704 ; P.O. B. Judah, S. E. Levy, J. E.

Box 1049; Cable Ad: Metalassoc V. Swan and P. O. Tcng

SHANGHAI 583

Secretary—E. H. Parrott Secretary and Treasurer — G. C°"

Members—C. W. Andersen, Eric quelet, c/o Banque Beige" pour

1’Etranger

Benjamin, S. J. Benjamin, A.

A. Brady, R. Buchan, J. M.

S. Burr, Y S. Chang, Y. C-

Chun, H. J. Clark, E. G. Societe Suisse de Bienfaxsance

j Helvetia”—Sassoon House

Clarke, i?. Crighton, J. L. President—A. Juvet

Cromptotn, C. D. . Culbertson, Vice do. —R. Plattner

Hon. Secretary—F. Durrer

C. O. Gumming, K. M. Cum- Hon. Treas.—R. von der Crone

ming, ; M. E. Dangoor, M. Adjoint*-W. Thommen

David, S. David, C. T. Davis,

A. .1. Edgar, E. L, Elias, F.

S. Elias, A. S. Ellis, M. Ezra, St. Andkew’s

President—O.

Society

J. A. Fredericks, M. Fried-

man, C. Fritz, O. B. Gains- Vice-do. —J.

Hon. Secretary—H. G.Hogg

ClayE. D. Adams,

borough, V D. Gensburger, E. c/o Hugh Middleton & Co. (In-

E. Gensburger, D. M. Gubbay,

■!S. M. S. Gubbay,- F. G. Har- Hon. Treasurer—j.2a, S.Kiukiang

surance), Ltd., Forsyth,Road

c/o

rison, A. W. Harvey, A. J. P. & O. Banking Corp., 6, The

Hayim, Ellis Hayim, A. Hil- Bund

laly, N. W. Hickling, E. A.

Hill el, E. S K. Ho Tung, C.

A. Howard, G. M. W. Hum- St. David’s Society

President—Capt. J. Barry Evans

mel, H. Jpseph, S. M. Jpseph, Yice-do. —J. A.H.Trevor Thomas c/o

E. Joseph D. B. Judah, S. A. Secretary—R. Whittaker,

Judah, R. Julian, R. E. Ka- Shanghai Po,wer Co.

doorie, W. R. Lernarchand, S.

E. Levy, S. J. Levy, P. H. ir ^ m tr m

Leynaud, C M. Liang, H. A. Sun shar seh goong wei

Meyer, A. Michael, J. A. Mol- St. Joseph’s Catholic Association—86,

ler, O. Moller. G. J. W. Mor- Route

gan, A. E. MoSes. M. Mvers,

M. J. Nathan, H. O. Odell, Hon.des Soeurs; Teleph.

Secretary—G. 72873

H. Rendall

W. G. Pine, J. O. Pote-Hunt, St. Patrick’s rSopiETy

G. H. Potts, P. H. Prevnt, President-S. W. Wolfe

D. Ranhae!. G. Ravmond. H. Yice-do.-bCapt! J. E, Inch

H. Read. A. W. Reyn ell, H. Hon. Treasurer—P. C.P. Givens

Gilmore

Rogers, J. Rosenfeld, 0. R. B. Hon. Secretary—T.

Rowe. N. H. Rutherford. E. Hon. Piper—K. Begdon

E. Rhahmeon, M. Simmons,

P. R. Sob, A. M. Ropher, L. t !§ *

Soyka, R. Rudka, J. E. C. Chu huajua tien tsung h ui

Swan. E. G. Tait. R. E. Toea-,

■P. O. Touj,, M. C. Tsai, T. B. Swedish Association of China

Tsang, E B. Vida, F. B. President—W. von Normann

Walker, R. D. Wang, W. N. Hon. Treasurer—T. A. Hultman

Wells-Henderson. A. V. White, Hon. Secretary—A.

Kiangse Road Norrby, . 115,

S. Y. Woo, A. Woods, P C.

Yang, T. M. Yates, F. P.

Year ley and G. T. Yuan # -s- » )g a * *

United Services Association (The

Shanghai Zionist Association — 74, Great War 1914-18) — 21, Kiukiang

Szechuen Road; P. O. Box 1175 Road; Teleph. 11327

President—Brigadier-General

President—R. M. Nobleston

Hon. Secretary—R. Cironovsky Macnaghten, o.m.g., d.s.o. E. B.

Chairman—Hugh Middleton

Societk Belge he Rienfaisance, Hon. Treasurer - J. A. Cresswell,

President—J. J. 0!a.\s 1 M.C., B.A.

Vice dol —A. Clement Hon. Secretary—A. C. S.MTrivett,

M.A., D.D.

584 SHANGHAI

% w, m + P. H. Bordwell

Chung hua chi tu chiao eking nien hui H.

F. D.H. Drake

Cameron

chuan kuo Tisieh hui Egbert H. Hayes

Y.M.C.A. of China—20, Museum Road;

Telephs. 15245-8; P.O. Box 924; Cable E.Wilber Judd

W. Luccock

Ad: Committee G. W. Philleo

R. P. Sawyer

J..B. Roberts

National Committee N. A. Vdoudaki

Executive Committee—K. F. Chang

(chairman), S. U. Zau (vice-chair- A. Bassfett [ E. E. Dilley

man), T. N. Lee (treasurer) and

J. P. Chen (secretary) Young Men’s Christian Association,.

F.F. Fong,

C. Yensecretary StudentJ5200:

Teleph. Work—120,

Cable Ad: Szechuen Road;

Flamingo

N. L. Han | K. S. Lee

Secretarial Staff:— Y.W.C.A. of China—23, Yuen Ming

D. Z. T. Yui, general secretary Yuen Road; Teleph.' 18010; Cable

S. C. Leung, asssoc. do. Axl j >Emissatdus

City Division:—

K. Z. Loh, executive secretary

E. andE. Barnett,

personnel association executive

T. L. Chang ^ Sun mow

D. C. Fu,

R. M. Hogan, education

training work Assomull k Co., W., Silk Merchants

Exporters, arid Importers—136, Nanking

F.C. Y.H. Liu,

Lowe,assist,

industrial work

secretary Road;Wassiamull;

Ad: Teleph. 14185;

Code:P.O.A.B.Q.

Box 201; Cable

5th edn.

Student Division : — G. T.W. Assomull, managing proprietor

S. C. Leung, acting exec, secretary 0. Atoomall; manager, signs per. pro,

Q.O. R.Pan,Magili,publication

assoc. do.

T. M. Van, do. 3 » *

Y. D. Ying, do. 1’ao tai pao hsien Jcoong sze

E.Y. R.T. Hughes, do.

Wu, student work Assurance Franco-Asiatique, Fire,

Kiang Wen-han, do. Marine and

Avenue Edward Motor-Car

YIL; Insurances—9,

Telephs. 85197,

L. M. Liu, do. 85198 and 85199; Cable Ad: Francasia;

General Division:— Codes: A.B.C. 5thThesmar

edn. and(chairman),

Bentley’s J.

H. S.W.Liang,

W. executivedo.secretary

Lockwood, Directors—J.

Beudiri (general manager), R. Fano,

J.Y. Z.Y. Zee,

Rung,business

finance J. Madier, E. Sigaut, M. Speelman

and Charig Hong Sun

H. S. Young, association press J. Breen, manager

Miss A. Y. Yai, library Y. H.TseLoureiro, accountant

Woo da-ling, service section Pih Bai, compradore

Young

CentralMen’sChinese

Christian

— 201,Association,

Szechuen S ti , -bee zo

Road;

Flamingo Teleph. 65200; Cable Ad: Astor House Hotel— 7, Whangpoo

Road; Teleph. 42255 (15 lines)

The Hong Kong & Shanghai

Young Hotels Ld., proprietors

Navy—Men’s ChristianRoad;

214, Szechuen Association,

Telephs. H, O. Waser, manager

66792 and

Committee66793

of Management—N.

Lurton (chairman),

(treasurer), M. MyersE. Astoria

1). W. RossC. (recording

Confectionery and Tea.

Rooms, French..and Russian Specia-

secretary) Ists—13, Broadway; Teleph. 40854

E. D. Alexander K. iDiihatriades, proprietor

Paul Anderson S. Pistophides, manager

SHANGHAI 585

Tun wo

& P& fj fn if 9 H t S +

Atkinson & Dallas, Ltd., Chung ao mow yih Ictirig ~sfe

and Architects—26, PekingCivilEd.;Engineers

Telephs.

j 10012,10712 and 10713; Cable Ad: Section Australia-China Merchants

Trading Co., General

and Office SuppMk—

E. M. Saker, director Kiangse Eoad; Teleph-^. 31667and 12440;

W. L. Atkinson, m.i.c.e., director Pitt

E.V.J. M.Swoboda

D. Venters,

K. Silby,a.r.i.b.a.

b.a., p.a.s.i. H. Box 958; Cable

Chatfield, Ad: AuStrchiha .

director

D.T.G.E.Boswell, do.

Dunne,'iti'anager

J. F. da Silva I E. Baldwin

J. K. Ewing I E. J. Eehiedios

Austilalian

portersEoad; andManueactjukers*

Exporters- Ltd., Im-

23. Yuen

Atlas Assurance Co;, Ltd.—2a, Kiukiang Yuen TeUph. 118(32: CableMing

Ad:

Ed.;

; Teleph. 14712; Cable Ad: Eesinspect Lumsdaine

A. FlirVi Luhi’fidh’iue,' fepfesehtative

A; Hazlewood Atkins, Fkr Eastern mgr.

Auditorium Hai Alai (Parc des Sports) f} $ H flj

Promoters of Pelote Basque and Talking Tah lee die dio hong

Pictures, Boxing, Ice Skating,

Amateur and Professional Athletic Auto and all Castle The, (Heimendinger

Motor

Games and C(wifesis—Corner Of Avenue rooms: 920, Bubbling Car Dealers—Office and Bros.),

Show-

Joffre and Eue de Eoi Albert; Teleph. 30274; Garage and Well Road;Station:

Service Teleph.

70098; Cable Ad:

H. Assadourian, manager A,uditorhim ! Route Cardinal Mercier, corner of Eue

JVT. Juaregui, do. . Lafayatte; Teleph. 71431

O. Sofoulis, secretary S. A.Heimendinger,

Heimendinger,manag. sales director

manager

Shen Wah, secretary

AuGUSTINIAN M. Tanaka, salesman

aioips) . C6"RP0RATl6N-4-(>^Ce His-" Agents /or

“Fiat” Italy

ill fc) , Eee' U? , Auto DoctorAvenue Service

Joffre;(Staley

Teleph.Bros.)—

Ault & Wiborg China Co., The, Manu- 1214-1218, K. E. Staley | H. S. Staley

70829

facturers of Printing and Lithographic

Inks, Dry Colour.s, Varnishes, Enamels,

Lacquers;^

Printing andetc.;Lithographic

Importers, Machinery

of Paper, Automobile Club of, Cid: v a, (See Clubs)

and

Teleph. Supplies^—Office; 37, Canton

11888. Branches: Eoad;

Hongkong,

Canton and Manila Auto Palace Co.,Motor Ltd. (Incorporated

Engineers andin

' U. G. FfOndorf, vice-pres.and gen.mgr. Hongkong), Dealers — 100, Route du Cardinal Mer-

E.Win.E. Manders,

J. assist,mgr.gbheral

Hoffman, mgr.

machinery cier; Teleph. 70180; Cable Ad: Auto-

division palace

Mrs. A. Eca, secretary f.Dr.E.J.Davtey,

Edgar, director

do.

EllisE. Hayim,

G. Marden, do.

do.

t

Au r0ra University (gee Educational) W. E. P. Marsh, do.

Me Bain,

J. I.W.Dologorouekoff, mans,secretary

director

Auslander's Finance and Import Mrs. F. B. Manley

' Office., Financiers and General Im- W. Alexander, asisst. manager

porters—23, Peking Eoad; Teleph. R,E. A.J. Tomlinson,

Beri hel, sales

service

10405: P.O. Box' 820; Cable Ad: A. Turner, do.

Auslander J. Henry, do.

H. Auslander, proprietor C.L. N.

R. Shekury,

Poliakoff, stores serviefe

electrical

Austrian Consulate (See Consulates) F. X. Gutierrz, accounts

586 SHANGHAI

Automatic Eleotbic^Saj^s Company, tems, Automatic Telephone In-

Ltd., Distributors of ancl Agents for struments, P. A. X., Watthoitr

Automatic and Manual Telephone Meters, Electrical Measuring

Equipment, Telegraph Instruments, Instruments

Dynamos, Motors, Electrical Sup- Alton Battery Co., Ltd., Alton,

plies and All-Electric Totalisator— Hants, England: Storage Bat-

Room 237, Sassoon House; Teleph. teries, Battery Testing Volt

16115; Cable Ad: Strowger Meters

R. G. Cavell, director American Electric Co., Chicago,

IK. T. Long, gen. mgr. in China 111., p’.S.A. : Magneto and

Engineering Dept. : Common Battery Telephone

J. K. Barrington, chief engineer Switchboards for Exchange Ser-

E. B. Morton, engineer vice and Long Distance Lines,

A. 0. Perry, do. West Testing Equipment

Miss J. E. Hammond, secy. Eugene F. Phillips Electrical

Works, Ltd., Montreal, Canada:

Automatic Telephones op China Cable and Wire

Fedeeal Inc., IJ.S.A., Agents for Auto-

matic and Manual Telephone Equip-

ment. Telegraph Instruments, Dynamos, Auxion de Ruffe d’., Barrister-at-

Motors, Electrical Supplies and All- Lav—25, Rue du Consulat: Teleph.

Electric Totalisator—Rooms 2:55 and 236, ISaS'S; Cable Ad: Dauxion

: SassoonHouse;

Strowger Teleph. 16115; Cable Ad: Avenue Joej'ee Flower Shop, Florists

J. K. Barrington, president —754, Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 72185

K. T. Long, vice-pres. and ,gen mgr. Mrs. A. P. Medem, manageress

R.R. W.

G. Peters, vice-pres.

Cavell, director

T. S. Koo, sales engineer Aviation Engineering Corporation

Engineering Departmen fc— ■ —Sassoon

17415; CableHouse,

Ad:Nanking

Aveno; Road;

CodesTeleph.

Used:

J. K. Barrington, chief engineer Acme and Avico

E. B. Morton, engineer

A. O. C.Perry,

, . ,-Peter F. Sben, do.

do. ,. , . J.W.Hayden,

Golding,manager

president

Accounting

T. S. KooDepartment—

C. M. Fong Aviation Geneeale Francaise — 29,

Shipping Department— Av. Edward YU ; Telephs. 17898 &

S. F. Cheng • j H. S. Yee 70133; Cable Ad : Pasenet

P, A. Senet, engineer

Correspondence Dept.—

Miss J. E. Hammond

Mrs. X. L Becke Aylward, De. E. A.—Office: 22.

Agents 'fnr - Whangpoo Road; Teleph. 40209

Automatic Electric Cp., Chicago, Teleph. 73937351 Avenue Roi Albert;

Residence:

TIL. U.S.A. : , Strowger Dial

'System, Community Automatic ^!j P Zeang le

Telephone Equipment, Automa-

tic Inter-Con System, Fire Azadian Societe Anonyme, Jacques,

Alarm Systems, Strowger Tele- Exporters of Raw Silk Pongees, Hides,

Cotton, Lace and Embroideries and

chec System TobaccoP.O.Leaf—4, French

Automatic Electric Co., Ld., Li- 82190;

verpool, England: Strowger Box 1140; CableBund; Teleph.

Ad: Azadian

Automatic Telephone Systems, N. J. Sbath

Telegraph Apparatus, All Elec-

tric Totalisator H ll Lee yoong

Automatique Electrique de Bel- Azadian, Leon, Export Merchant—12,

gique, S. A., Antwerp, Bel- Rue du Consulat; Teleph. 81001; Cable

gium : Manual Telephone Sys- Ad: Leodian

SHANGHAI 587

ft M ft W BANKS

Pah peh Ice hu lu hung ssu tf m m m m m

Habcock & Wilcox, Ltd., Manufacturers Met gwo/c wan lung ngust hong

ofChainWater-tube Boilers,Pipework,

Grate Stokers, Super! leaters,

Econo- American Express Co., Inc., The, Bank-

misers, Electric Cranes, Conveyors-— 1, ing, Travel and Shipping —General

The Bund;

Cable Telephs.. 12558 and 12631; Office:

Ad: Babcock 16277-8; 15,Manager

Kiukiang]424l.Bond;Compradore

Telephs.

J. E. Hargreaves, manager for China 12890; P. W. Biudfqrd, manager Atnexco

P.O. Box 52::: Cable .Ad:

A.Thos. Hutchison,(Tientsin)

S. Buyanow sub- do. > L. F Cecily assistant manager;.- <•

H. L. Terzin, cashier

H. E. Hargreaves da H. H. BobbmaniE, .mciiuirtan't

Baboud, Mary & Cie., Importers and Hsu- Pao Chu, compradore

Representatives of French Firms—1,

Canton Road; Teleph.; 15549!;.P.O. Box If ^ Ahei fuvg y inf hong

635; Cable Ad: Duobabchar American-Oriental Banking; Cor-

Charles Baboud

G.E. Sterpin

Mary Teleph. 11300; P.O. BoxNanking

poration, The—29, !53; CableRoad;

Ad:

Amorbankco

E.C. Morelieras.

A. da Silva F. J. Raven, president

J. Kleffel, vice-presdt. & gen. mgr.

Mrs. M. Zeng-. D.J.P.M.Gil),Hansen,

vice pres. & mgr. (Tientsin)

Agents for Heidsieek & Cie (Mono-

Champagne

pole, Reims) W. F. Raven assist, I Missmanager

M. Meyer

Denis, Mounie & Co. (Brandy L. Feingold

P. L. Harvey I ! Mrs.- D. N.

Carpenter

Distillers, Cognac)

Ackerman - Laurance — Sparkling Miss E. Hibbard | Mis* H.M.S.Veir

Wines (Sauniur) A.DickM.Huang,

Holman1 compradore

| Miss M. Turner

Laboratories ' Clin-Cdmar Cie and Walter Yue

other French Laboratories (Pharma-

ceutical Chemicals). ft ywi-hong

Manufacture Metallurgique dd'Tburh-. Bank of Canton, Ltd. —52. Ningpo Road;

J. usBastos—Cigars

(Aluminium Wares)

& Tobacco , Teleph. 16286 to all Depts.: Cable Ad:

Bankton

Baer & Co.,. A., Silk Merchants—17, Yuen W. P. Cheung, manager

Ming YuemRoad; Teleph, lOT'lS; Cable

Ad: Baercosilk Bank of Agriculture and. Commerce

Baisun Engineering Works.,' Engine- —473, Kiangse. Roud; Teleph; 11060

T. S Kying, manager

ers and Contractors—RA 734, Point

Road; Teleph. 516{X>

O. Tsesun, manager ■ Bank of China r22, The Bund; Telephs.

11082 and 11089; Cable Ad: 6855 or

Bakerrite Co.—107, Nanking Road; Centrobank Li Ming, chairman

Teleph. 13205 ,. , Sung Han-chgng,, roang. director

Balfour & Co., Ltd.-, Arthur (Pro- . ■ K.K. Fong,

P. Chen. do.

do. . t .

prietors of the Eagle and’Globe: StfeOl Co., Chang Kia Ngau, do.

Y. C. T. Wu, chief of gBn. affairs& gen.dept.

mgr.

Ltd.),

England Capital

— 8, Stfeel Works,

Museum Road; Sheffield,

Teleph. Tsuyee- Pei, mgr. (foreign dept.)

11921; P.O. Box 425; ■ J. F. Wong, chief of business dept.

‘Sir A. Balfour/- BarL; k.b.e., j.p., Shanghai Branch S

managing director ■ Tsuyee

Baloise Marine Insurance * Co., Ltd. Feng Pei, manager su!j-manager

Chung-ching,

—1, Canton Road; Telephs. 18564 Chu Yi-hung, do.

(ins.-)- and • 18413 (Private), P.O. Zea Zoon-bing, do.

Box 1156 Sze Kiu-ngau, do.

E. Essig, general agent King Shun-shih, do.

Pan Kiu-fen, do.

588 SHANGHAI

Cheng Moo-kau, sub-manager iff it ^ PPyiug hong

Lu Hsiang-ding, do. Barsque Beige Pour i’Etranger S-

Woo Tze-chahg, do. A. —20, The Bund; Telephs. 13202 (General

Cheng Hsen Tsai, do.

Hongkew Office—988, North Szechuen Manager); 10493 (Manager),

Manager), 60491 (T/T Dept), 10773 19233 (Sub-

Road (Import, Export), 19620

T. C. Wong, sub-agent 18482 (Cashier and (Book-keeping),

Share), 10490

Nantao Office—75, Rue

Chi Zoon-kia, sub agent d’Este (Brokers), 10438 (Compradore)y, 10774

(Compradore Lieber’s, A.B.C. 5th edn.,Sinobe;

Office); Cable.Ad:

Rue Marco Polo Office—115-117, Rue Codes: son’s 2nd edn. andgeneral

Bentley’s

Peter-

Marco Polo

C. S. Lee, sub-agent L. Straetmans, manager

Sinza Office—319, Sinza Road J. Lafontaine, manager

S. T. Chang, sub-agent M. Renard, sub-manager

A.R.M. D.

Bodson, accountant

de Boodt,

Ybaghs, do.

do.

Tf Tsao shun ning hong A. Lampo, do.

Rank P. Mardulyn, sub-accountant

Teleph.of 16194;

Chosen—3,

Cable Ad:Kiukiang Road;

Chosengink P. Rickmann | J. Eveleigh

T. Hattori, manager

S.H. Shinialsu,

Ichinose, signs per do. pro. *f m 18 X & 4*

Banque Franco-Chinoise pour le

Commerce et l’Industrie—1, Quai

lit Chiao tung ying hong de France: Teleph. 82130; P.O. Box 988;

Bank of Communications—14, The Bund; Cable Ad: Geranchine

H. Bar, manager

Teleph. 11519; Cable Ad: Chiaotung

T. D. Woo, general manager ft m m m n "fc

Tung Fong Wo le yen hong

Tung ah jin hong Banque Teleph. de L’lndo-Chine—29, The

Bank of East Asia, Ltd. —72, Szechuen Bund; 11326; P.O. Box 654;

(Road; Telephs.16745

(T.T. Dept.), 16678(Cash

(Manager), 16653 Cable

Dept.) 17034

Ad: Indochine

H. Mazot, Manager & Representative

(Compradore’s Office), 10430 (Exchange ofM.the Bank sub-manager

T. Elzear,

Dept.); P.O. Box 242; Cable Ad:

, Eastabank J. Truquih, accountant

M. L. Ling, acting manager E. Spas

Lam Ngai Pak, sub-manager J.D. LeDgmant

Sourd, I| Ch. P. 01Astoin

ry

Chung Sui Aim, cashier G.Z. C.Doat I Mile. B. Boucher

O. W. Hau, accountant Koo, compradore

C.KainK. Kwok, p.p. acct.

E. Lee, do. J.C. M.A. Silva

Silva | J. M. Gonsalves

Bank of South-Eastern China—3, Central Bank of China, The—15, The

Hankow Road; Teleph. 16409; Cable Bund; Teleph. 12570; Cable Ad;

Ad: 7165 Governbank

'K. Y. Yen, manager Court of Directors—Tse Yung

Saang, Jian H. Chen, Yih Chur-

tun,g, Tong Shou Ming, P. L.

f j IP (Sf (ir Dai wan in hong Wong, Y. M. Chiefi, K. P. Chen,

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd., The —16, The Yung Tseong-king, Chow Chung-

Bund; Telephs. 18665 and .18662; Cable liang

Ad: Taiwangink Li Ming, chairman

S. T.Kondoh, Tong Shou Ming, gen. manager

Tsuchi,manager

per pro. manager Hsi Te-mou, S. L. Chow, Chang

Shu Ming, asst, managers

I. Furuya do. P. Chit, chief auditor

K. Sato, do.

SHANGHAI ' f)89

jflj ftp ^ Ma lea lee fi fll ¥r

Chartered Bank of India, Aus- Chekiang de-fang ji ni ning hong

tralia and China (Inc. inTheEngland Chekiang Inbustkial Bank, Ltd.—

by Royal Charter 1853)—18,

Teleph. General Office: 16310 (Private Ad:Hankow Bund; 14, Road; Teleph. 18050; 13Cable

and

Exchange all Depts.); Cable / Ad: Chindubank or 3947

Li Ming, general manager (Chinese)

Salamander

J. R.C. D.Eenme, Murray, manager

.sub-manager China Banking Corporation—Corner

W. R. Cockburn, accountant Foochow and Szechuen Road;

Sub-accountants , Teleph. 14454, 14415 and 14476; P.

J.15. Tinsley

W. Talbot G. A- P. O. Box. 1738; Cable Ad: Chiban-

A.W. C.M.Watkins | corp

Cox H. J.Sutherland

M. Cook T. Shea Wang, manager

J. Irvine J. Ashworth j China i& South Sea Bank, Ltd.—17,

C.C. F.W.Haddon,

Jas. Willson W, E. W.J. Mowat

Bilton Hankow Road; Telephs.: 15584 and

Wong Hien Chung, compradore 13099; Cable Ad: Ohinasosea

A.A.A.Rodr.igues, C. S. Aquino China State Bank, Ltd.—130, Ningpo

C. F. Ozorio F. P. Cruz Road; Teleph. (8757: Cable. Ad:

A.F. Bapitsta

Maher |; E.E. M.

G. da Silva

I)’Aquino Kuohwabank

S. M. Tong, general manager

C.H, A.A. Daneiiberg)

s

C° ta C. M.

James Chu Marques T. S. ¥ao, asst, geb.- manager

A. F. Gomes , Mrs. M. Lent T. W. Chu, do.

Chase Bank, The, Successors to NankingIndustrial Chinese Bank, Ltd.—210,

Road : Tcleph. 91190-8

Equitable Eastern Banking Cor-

poration—6, PCiukiang Road; Te-; Y. Z. Li, chairman

S. Z. Liu, manager

lephs. 11447-11443; P.O. Box 769; R. M. Cheng, sub-manager

Cable Ad : O'basebank; Head Office :

18,, Pine 'Street, New York ’ City. Chung Foo Union Bank—25-27, Jin-

Branches:—Shanghai, Hong Kong, kee Road; Telephs. 16875-79, 11929

Tientsin, Paris attd Mexico City: and 15620. Branch: 1009, Bubbling

Affiliated with The Chase National Well Road

Bank of the City of ’New York, New C. W. Nieh, general manager

York arid London Yurn-fong Sun, manager

Alfred E. Schumacher, second vice F. T. Lowe, accountant

president and manager T. !L, Chang, chief, caslfieir

Harry W. Frick, assistant mgr.

E.« G. . Zacharias, do. Hwa Commercial & ! Saving

Theo. E. Henriques, assist, Chung Bank, Ltd.—102, Peking Road;

comproller Telephs. 13173. ririd 16190; Cable Ad:

A. G. Asseier, .signs per pro. Kiangyoh

J. Heidt Jr., do. T. S. Yau, manager.

G.7 Kiles, do.

W . J. Lamneck, do. Commercial Bank of China—7, The

E. G. A. Petersen, do. Bund; Teleph. 16138; Cable Ad:

E.F.F. R. F. Otto

Rauch

Robinson

R. J.J- da

E. Santos

Silva Tungshamg

Ziar Kwang Foo, chief manager

E. A. Carlson A.R. W. A. daXavier

Souza Ohu Mai Diem, asst, manager

F.A. S.G. Carneiro

da Costa Mrs. M. R. Continental Bank, Ltd.—28, Tientsin

J.E. C.J. da Gutierres Road: Branches: 575, North Sze-

HingCosta Mrs. M. Remedies A. chuen Road; 771, Bubbling Well

Road: 1, Av. Dubail; Telephs.

J.R.

O. R. MullerMcDonald Mrs. A. L. 11966. 11987, 16977-79; Cable Ad:

J. Key Mrs. L. Perry d’Aguia

Changzong Chow, compradore i Contibank

Z. IK. Per, assist. do. L. S. Tan, president

F. S. Yih, manaiger

f»90 SHANGHAI

Cook & Sox, Ltd., Thos.—Central Arcade; Hoporated HonginBank, the Road; Lid.,' Settlements)—

Straits The (Incor-

Telej)‘h.'1226t '9, Kiukiang r

lfel6pfts.if :14027

4

m m tic tSh m (Manager's OfRcb); %467' (Fdreigh and

■ N&\pmlfo$g hihdii)f iti'h6ylg Bills Departments), 195fl3 (Clearing &

Savings Departments) Account andDepartments);

10603 (Cash

Credit Foncierd’Extreme:Orie\t, Mort- &CableCurrent Ad: 2ndFidelity. Codes: Bentley’s,

gages, Real Estate,-House Management Peterson’s, & 3rd Editions,

and

BundInsurance

(2nd floot);—Sassoon House,

Teleph. T6366; B.O. Box The 6th Edition Private. Head A.B.C.,

Office:

1157; Gable Ad: Belfran Singapore.

hai, Hongkong, Branched:

Batavia,Singapore,

Penang,Shang-Mala-

General

E. Motives, Management'

manager (South agencies) .Seremban cca, Muar, Batu Pahat, Palelpbang ami

Shanghai Branch KoHooiLeong Hoe, managingmanager director

E. Ch.

Mo lines,

Ancel,manager

M. E. Jottrand, do.

signs per pro. W. M.Yip Tam,Beng,

per acting

pro. manager

J. Villas, do. V. B. Chew, do.

Architects’ Office W.

PeckC.Pia Chang,Jim, accountant

sub-accountant

M. Guillet, architect Tan Kian Tsin, do.

L. David,. do.-

H. L. Favacho, secretary

Brickworks (Man. Ceram, dc S’lmi.)

O. Graindorge, manager Way foong ning hong

Agency K. I. • Koslenko, engineer Hongkong a.nd Shanghai Bank-in

Unioh (of Paris) Insurance Co., Ld. ing Corporation (Incorporated

Hongkong) — 12, The Bund and 27,

SS I|V ^ Teh hwa ying hong Broadway

A. S. Henchman, manager ■

Deutsch

Agents-—Asiatische 7, KiukiangBank,' Berlin,

Hoad; Telephs. F. B. Winter, fhibrinanager

11536 .-(4 lines) ,12772, manager only; C. I.H.Cookes,

W. Stewart,acting do..

accountant

P.O. Box 1282; Cable Ad: Teutonia ) R.J.L-Waddell

Monorjeff, sub accountant, t

. A: Reiss, manager G, A. Wuilleumier

• i E.W. Mirow, sub.-do.

Knoke, ' dp., W. X. Hansel! W. Warburton

H.J.Loeffier, dep.-do.. H-. A.Q. L.M. Eflwards

, Voskamp, signal D- Wallace Miss M. Marshall

D. Meathrel

A. H.perGuinness

pro. Miss fl. Dewar

E.'M. Scliceffin-,

Klussniann do, J.

J. Hall

Campbell ■ M,is§ M. T.Murphy

Hi Kleirischmidt W. Thomson ! Miss A.' Venn

Hi Rehders J. Caldwell Brown

. Dr. P. Witting . W. W. Campbell Mrs. L. G. Grant

A.Ct. (’hrist

Fres^ H L. Pickford MissX.P. Ritchie

;

F. Blreflschneider ‘ C.J. A.F.D.Byrd Miss B.

E.K. Link 1 J. MorrisonMorrison Miss D.Hhrgreaves A.

Munz - ' ' HLG. Russell J. 1M, . B.Campbell

Miss E. Hoppe AdF. Clark dos

Miss E.Lehmann ' " > J. E. Jupp Remedies

Equitable Eastern Banking Corpora- S. W. P. Perry A. Ml Diniz

F. Xi Gutterres

tion (.&« Chase Bank) 1 D. Buchan J. ,M, Diniz

M. D. Scott L. J. Silva

Exchange Bank of China—72, Sze- R, P. Moodie

G. H. Gautherley, V.F. A.M. Luz

chuan Road; Teleph. 11941; Cable M. G. Duncan Souza

?Ad: Knabex P. A.,da, Costa

7 O, Chen, 'manager' . G. R, Riddell- Carre J. M. da Silva

J.1. C.T. Meiklejon

Edkins A.R. A.F. Carion

G. Pereira

Farin Eastern

Harbin—3, BankFoochow

(Dalbank)Road;Established

Teleph. A. M. Mack J. M. Gutierrez

14991; Cable Ad: Dalbank E. C. Hutchison J.A. X.A. Ribeiro

de Souza

T. K. Skripto, manager F. A. Branagan

C.L. S.F. Hyndman

Crttz J. R. F. Collaco Board of Directors—R. Fano, J.

B. J.'. Endaya Beudin, M:. Cpapeaux, G. Leboucq,

A. S. Costa A.E. M.A- Xery

d’Assis H. Maflier, E. Sigaut, M. Speelrnan

D. M. Ilosario and Yih ChhV Tong

A. Y. (’luterros J.A. J.H.Alves, Ozorio Coinmissairhs

Bpissezon andaux Cqrnptes'-ACh. de

A. Derenzier

M. Fereira

H. N. Ribeiro J. if. Gutterres Censors—A. Muguet, Fong Hong Bing

I. M, Remedios J.F. A.X.'dM.ja Collar Costa Administrkteur

Committee

Delegue^J. Bfeudin

A.F. X.G. . Rodrigues

<)a Silva A. Azevodo din, R. Fatioofand

Management—J.

M. Speelmkh(mgrs.) Beu-

r

V. M.r M areal E.F. ‘Jilarques A. Barradas E. Sighut (assist, manager)

B. ^ . (^e Senna C: Mi (jonsalves Sub-manager—S. Braley

Accountants--Seth,Mancell, &McLure

' R.F. A.M. Gutlerres

Figyeiredo Y. P. Gonsalves

F. de P.Gu'tterres A.C. P.M. Pereira Chinese Mahager^C. Hong SunLi

Chinese Sub-manager—Sumin

M. H. da S. Xavier Secretariat—M

Gytterres A,.A. G. da Silya

A. y\.

H. Guillabert

L. M. Gonsalves VL. M.G- Costa Inquiry Office

, , G. 'Victril. A, Sourochhikoft'

J. M. de JL< Ropes A. M. de Senna

Cpel.ho Accounting, Department fl

O.C. A.A. Cation

B. Silv'a A.A.dosS. R. Xavier The Misses:—E. SLeku^y Jin charge),.

A. Morgado Carneiro B. GuiHabert, Ci GuiDabert, S.

L. F. de Sa ‘ A.E. Yictal J. Marques Jourdan,

Rogalsky, M.,K. Kraslmninnikofif^

Senichenko and K. E.

M. F. M. da1 Costa. A. Fernandes Stephan

C. A. Ediks ' C. F. dos fj

jhoYlvSiJyiP' - ?-© ; < ; Remedios: Correspondence Department

. l\P. M.Lobo

j.,M.Cprte'Real

F. , C.F. A.F. d’Oliveira

da, Costa

TheM. Misses :—L. Jenssen,

Balleraud, H. Berk(inhardt,

charge)M.

F. R. Luz A. S. Remedips Horvatt, V.E.Popoff,

Paynter, Jaecques,

and M. Liou, E.

F.Tuttleman

(G. M. Collaco

A. J. Xavier j.]. Xavier . i >New Business Dept.

J.S. M. P.. Rozarios 0.R. B.H. Collado

Goula’rte Mrs. C. Plaskin (in charge), Mrs.. C.

Caminada, andR.theMarchand

Mistes S. Chijoff,

A.A.; T.dosdaP..Roz;v

Sdya E.F. O.M. Collado Botelho M. Marchand, and L.

E. M. Canon " E.A. M.Gonsalves' Gutterres Zinger

J. M. Rosario F. U. Franco Loan and Surrender -Dept.

T. .d’Oliveira Hi M. Caldes A. Minoot (in charge), A. Bocevitch,

Miss Li Gdtfshnir, Mrs. N. G’anshtak,

t,‘ ,''G.",Xl-'^aS. i tRoisario M. N. Halturin, Mrs. M. Kovrigin:Bar-

ten,'the A Misses A. Lespinesse,1 M.

' J: M. J. da Silva A.A. A.M. SiCarion de Souza Linde and V. Mangal, Mrs. Y.O.

S.L. A.M. Pintosda Silva MA.. A.H. das Barros Sourochnikoff and Misses

A. dds Remedios Calda Sourpclmikoff, S Ulanowski, E.

'E. W. A.Sub-Agency Clehients,'resident engineer Yippkurof^ and Y. Yuschenkofi:'

Hongkew Publicity and Stock. Department

E. H.J. A.Oaksliott, Browning sub-agent • The Misses B. Lespinasse (in clutrge),

C. Lent end S. Tukerkess

J.J.J. M.

M. Oliveira

C. Lopes || li.P. F.M. Lopes Barrera

O. da Silva | G. G. A. Gollaco Shanghai

Enquiry Office

Miss A. Sourochnikoff (in charge)

G.MissE. J.Hubbard, Branch

K. Fentonrepresentative Miss N. Martianova (in charge), Mrs.

J. Cossin, Mrs. X. Medina, Mrs. Z.

# kwok *- "i"tse chuDa way k Mitt, Miss A. Puthod, Miss M. Snape,

Man Mrs. J. Squibb and Mrs, M. Virenius

International Savings Society Premium Control Department

(PublicSavings Co.), Founded in 1912and Mrs. M. Barrington

Rogalsky (in charge),andTheMiss A.

Misses

registered under the French Govern- B.Bergher,

Baumzveiger, A. Bergher, V.

ment Laws of 24th July, 1867. Recorded P. Berthet, V. Buchanan,

atHead Ftenbh Oonshlate-General,

Office^Ty Avenue Edward Shanghai

YII: A. Chiyoff, S. M. Oollacao, L.

Telephs. 82187-89 and 82180; Cable Ad: Durocher, H. Davis, X. Duncan, J.

Intersavin Durocher, R Dupuy, MrS. A. Egoroff,

592 SHANGHAI

Mrs. M. I^maelotf, Mrs. H, Hsu, ff ^ ^ Say f,lin hong

Misses M. irishman, II. Ilei>ry, Y. Mitsubishi Bank, Ltd.—2, Kiukiang Rd ;

GuilTabert, E, Jens<;n, A-

Mr,s,: U. Kamel, Mrs. K. Kotzoff, Teleph.Kalnin, 18007; manageT

Cable Ad: Iwasakibank

Misses M. L.Lubeck, C. Mann, M. Yoshida,.

Martinuk, Miagkova, N. Morin.L. S.M.Yamakawa,

Chikami, signs‘U per pro.

I. Mottu, L. Passos, E. Pell, Mrs. Y. K. Takeda N. Yagata

Iwashita

Pick ter, Misses N. Soclooff,

Souf:ochnikoff, Mrs. M. Tomashevsky, M, ' U. Doi Y.

jMiss O- Troubnikoff, Mrs. A. Tetlins, M. Yui S. Fukutomi

MissesV. H.Ulanowski,

Tukerkes,Misses,J H. Tusany, N.M. Kakihara

Usami S.M. Takahashi

Mrs. Veir, Koyama

M. Xavier and N. Yutcis r T. Suzuki M. Yokouchi

S. Wada S. Yamaguchi

Italian;

kiang Road; Bank Telephs.

for China,15368; The—<16,

P.O. Kiu-

Box ff ^ # H Sang tsing ning hong

788; Cable Ad: Banksinit , Mitsui Bank, Ltd.—4, Kiukiang Road;

IT. M. Tavella, general manager ' Teleph. 18856; Cable Ad: Mitsuigink

W.G.A. Fantechi

Sterling, manager Y. Hirano, manager

G.ZiarVergani j D. Terzani T. Mori, assist, do.

Pah Zu, compradore

HcCu-jee ning hen

Kiangsu Bank—371, Kiangse Road; National City Bank of New York,

The (formerly International

Telephs. 11.277-9

L. 0; Yen, manager Corporatioh)—lA, Kiukiang Rd.;Banking Teleph.

11500;

New York Cable Ad: Citibank. Head Office:

Kiangsu-Chekiang Commercial and Geo. Hogg, manager

Saving Bank—48, Szechuen Road; C. IS. Bennett, assist, manager

Telephs. 17i381 and 17390; Cable Ad: A.A. D. Calhoun,accountant

G. Benson, sub-manager

Kianchbang L. V. McAdams, do.

V. S. Chow, general manager Sub-accountants—

W. M. Simmons J.R. W. Patrick

B. MaCkay

Kinchkno Banking Corporation—200, E..I.R.B. .Briggs

House L.M. S.p.Marsh

Kiangse Road; Telcphs. 13800 and H. S. Weed Arnold

61350; Cable Ad : Kinchen

C,’C. Woo, manager Clerks B.Mrs.I. Vinokuroff

A.J. J,H.deRemedies H. G.

M ANl’PAl TFREKS B.VNK OP ClIIN A, l/I’D.—

3,Cable

Hankow Road: Telephk. 11161-11165; J. H, deSouza Carvalho Miss A. Ozorio F.

Ad: Faetubank; Codes: Paterson’s

Bentley’s, J. Azinheira Roach

A.B.C.'5th

International'

and 6th edns.,

(3W edw) and Private J.F. A.C. Gutter

V, Ribeiro

res :v Miss J. Kliene

Codes. F, M. dos Remedios Miss L. Steine- mann

T. L. Sooiig, general1 manager F. Giani

C. H. Chao, assist. ; . do. E. M. E. Pereira Miss Mrs.

E. Levis

G. Burton

.; ’ C. Y. Chang, do. do. S. M. Batalha

C. M. Marqiies Miss P. Stuart

jfij ^ Yu lee & m m #.

Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.—26, National City Co. (Affiliated with

The

Paradise Bund;: Teleph. 18793; Cable Ad: National City Bank of New York),

T. McDowall, manager High-grade

Notes Securities,

Acceptances—National Short Term

City Bank

C.R. G. Wardle,

L.J. W. Blanks acting accountant Building; Teleph. 19252; Cable Ad:

Guthrie Nacitco

J. S. Ritchie J. F. Lauderdale, manager for China

SHANGHAI 593

ft m m m k m Ningpo Commercial Bank, Ltd.—86,

Chekiang shin yieh ning hong Peking Road; Teleph. 15505-9

National Commercial Bank, (Ltd., Sung Hupg-fu, managing director

The, Conimercial Bank — Head Zee Zong-lingi, manager

Office:

Cable Ad: 7(8,; Peking

NatcombankHoad; orTeleph.

.(1311; 10589;

Codes Pacific Bank, Ltd.—81, , Tientsin

used: Peterson’s 2nd and 3rd, Bentley’s, Road; Caiblei Ad:

Telephs. 92764 ' and 93065;

3017 I

A.B.C.

K. C.5th andchairman

Yeh,Hktr, 6th

Singloh general manager ft 3%: jC Bah,ying yeng hong

K. Z. Tsor, sub-manager P. —6,

& O.The Banking

C. Z. Chu, do.

O.Y. L.F. Siao,

Ma, assist,do. manager Penorbanca Bund; Corporation.

Teleph. 46849; Ltd.,CableThe

Ad:

Y. Low, do. Szeohuen Road; H. R. C. Booth,

J.W.S.H.Forsyth, manager

Realty 'Trust Dept.—74,

Teleph. 19543 Findlay,accountant

sub-accountant

Y. F. Kwei, manager J. H. Mortlock, do.

!

J. C. Sun, sub-do. A. G. Coutts, do. '

Miss F. B. Allen, stenographer'

National Industrial Bank of China— Mrs.D.H.Zee,Macdonald,

M. compradore do.:

3, Peking Road; Teleph. 18725-9 and

15609; Cable Ad: Naitindbank Sassoon BankingHouse; Co.,Telephs.

Ltd., 11430

E.D.,

Liu Ti-chih, general manager Bankers—Sassoon

Nederlandsch Indische Mandels- Edsbankcoy and 14026; P, O.. Box.$025 Cable Ad:

bank—16,

15809, 15615,Kiukiang19281, 19993Road;andTelephs.

13376; Sirdirector

Victor Sassoon, Bart. GoWrhing

P.O. Box 1319; Cable Ad: Handelbank;

Codes: Bentley’s 1st edn. Peterson R. E. Sassoon, director 1 >

Internat., 3rd edn., Leibers, A.B.C. 5th F. S.R. Collett,

Fi Davey, managerdo.

and 6th and Mercuur E. G. Smith-Wright, signs p. p.

C. H.G. J.Riem, manageraccountant

Knottherus,

P. Huizer, sub-do. Shanghai Bank, , .Lm, The, General

N.F. W. Lasonder Banking Business—35, Yalu-f Road,

Schaafsma Telephs. Office):

(General 40839 (Manager)

P.O. Box and 40840

339; Cable

G. C. C. J. de Beaufort Ad: Hishimaru

Wo lan ying hong K.K.S.Tagucbi,

Hasegawa,director

president manager

Minematsu | and S. Itoh

NEOERLANDSCHE H ANDEL-M

N.Y. (Netherlands Trading Society) — A ATSCH A PPIJ, T. Wakamafsu 1 H. Satoh

Sassoon House, The Bund; Telephs. M. Itoh i T. Ishiyama

12751 and 13380 (Manager’s Office), 18352

(Accountant,

partment), Shares(Cashier

19924 and Securities De-T. fi m t, m m m « ±

and T.Bills

Dept.), Shang hai shorn V< shoh ying hong

Dept.), 19929 10556(Inward and OutwaPd

(Brokers), 16649 i (Com- Shanghai Commercial and Sav-

pradore’s Office.); P.O. Box ,1550; Cable ings Bank,Road; Ltd.,Teleph.

The—Head

Ad: Trading

T. Reysenbach, acting manager 50, Ningpo 12560 Office:

Head

Office

857' ; and

Cable Local

Ad: Branches;

Comsavbank; P.O.Codes:

Box

G.K. J.P. Hennephof, sub-manager

van Diggele, accountant A.B.C. 5th and 6th I edn., Bentley’s,

G.O. J.G. Plennephof, sub-do. Western Union, Peterson’s International

Bakker, cashier Banking 2nd and 3rd edns.

A. Boysen K.genera]

P. Chen, managing ■director and

manager

J.Jhr.C.D.Driessen

G. deLojenga

Graeff T.C. P.C. Yang,

L. C. Kutsch Yang, sub-manager

sub-man'agerhnd manager

J.YuM.Ya-ching,

Kruys compradore (fii-st district) ■

V. P. Chiu, assist, do. D. C. Lee, manager (second district)

S. C. Ma, -do. (foreign dept.)

594 SHANGHAI

• G. T. Tujjg, taaijager (tru^t dept.) , Union Mobieiere—35-37. Avehue Ed- |

Y.H. S.C. Chuck, do. (savings dept.) dept.) ward VII; Teleph. 80619

Assist.Hwang,

Mgrs.—T.do; Z.. (service

King, Y. H. Lee, J. Sau vayre, chairman

David W. K. Au, P. W. Tsou,

Tsiang, Chemo Lee, C. K. Fan, Z. S. Peking T. C. Yein Yieh Commercial Bank—-100r ;

Kiang, E. K. Hsu, Chucksang Wong, Ads: 7777Road; Teleph. 15210; Cable

and Saltbank; Wireless:

T. L. Hsi and L. S. Ling

Hongkew Branches — 833, North Sze- 17770 Chieh Chen, manager

chuen Road

K. C. Tong, manager

Boundary Road Branch — Opposite fr # IE §1 ft

N.S.R. North Station Wang ping tsun ching ning hong

S. S. Tan, manager

Bubbling Well Road Branch -^87-791, Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd;—24, The !

Bund: Teleph. 15470

Bubbling Well Road N. Watanabe, manager

J. Y. Y. Hwang, manager K.K. Itoh,

Matsumoto, sub-manager

WestRoad, GateNative

Branch—1450,

City Chung Hwa do.

J. F. Ying, manager T.T. Nakamura,

Ishihara, pi p. manager

do.

East Road, Gate Native.

Branch—76, S.T. Homma,

Kikucbi, accouhtantdo.

City Tung Mun

S. T. Woo, manager

Wayside

Jegan T.Branch - 338, Broadway East Bann’s Studio, Portrait Specialist. The

Hsi, manager

East Seward Branch—73-75, East Se- most Studiomodernised

in town — and artistic Photo-

104,, Bubbling Well

wardT.Road

Jegan Hsi, manager Road; Teleph. 94876

Avenue

T. Z. Bau,JoiFremanager

Branch—SB®, Ave. Jqffre Banner, Thomas, Manufacturers’ Re-

Boulvd., de Montigny presentative of Piece Goods, Hardware

BuildingBranch—Chinese and

Y. M.PIsi,C. A.manager

Yulin

Sundries—6, Kiukiang Road;

Teleph. 16000: P.O. Box 637; Cable

Ad : Banner

Sumitomo Bank, Ltd.—5, Kiukiang Barbash & Ua, B. S., Merchants and

Road; Telephs. 1563-4-5; P.O. Box Commission Agents (Furs, Woollens,

862:; Cable Ad; Sumitbank Veneer, 16042:

Teleph. etc.)—467,

Cable Ad:Kiangse

BarbashRoad;

S. Imamura, manager B. S. Barbash

Theiftcor Bank—605. Av. Joffre; Te- M Tuit loon<

J

leph. 71616

E. K. Marakoff, manager Barlow & Co., Piece Goods and General

Import Merchants—4, Ezra Road;

Yu pong ying hong fa ^ Telephs. 15041-2; Cable Ad: Rostherne

C. H.H. Fryer

Banneitz I C. C. Lopes

Underwriters Savings Bank for the C. Y. Koo | Miss E. W. Brock

Far' East, Inc. (Under American

Charter)—17, The Bund; Teleph. 17725; Barnett Boarding House—282 (29)

Cable

C. V.Ad:Starr,Savings

president and director Bubbling Well Road

N. Yokoonnikoff,

Mansfield Freeman, vicetreas.

pres.and& dir.

director Mrs. M. Pearson, manageress

Francis Chang, secretary & cashier ftl M Zim9 wo°

Hans

Miss F.Loos P. Brown, service dept. Barouku s, Manufacturers of Laces and

Directors—It. Decorative Linens—317, Kiangse Road;

W. A. Main,J. F.Corbett, R. W. Davis,

W. Siemssen, F. R. Teleph. 17891;Cable Ad: Necktradco

Daniel F. Baroukh, proprietor

Smith and J. E. Swan.

SHANGHAI 595

Bf # * fn G Beauclair, 0r. Carl D., Dental Sur-

Po wo doth leh sze geon—2, Peking Road; Teleph.

Barrawd, ;J. (Etude), Law Office—41, 19603

Hue de Consulat;

Ad:J. Barraud, Teleph. 82Q39;

Julbar advocate, doctor, of law Cable Beck & Swann—17, The Bund; Teleph.

10704;

R. N.P.O.Swann,Box partner

1049; Cable Ad: Moorob

M. Ba,rraud, do. ; : Miss A. Anderson

Miss Betty

K. K. Ouang, Baumzveiger, secretary

do. Y. C. Cfau I K. L. Chwang

K. K. Tsang, advocate, K. T. Doo I Z: L. Chow

Y. G. Zi, do, -

G.Tsang,

M. Tsang, T. H. Zi and S. Z. Beeson

secretaries

& Co., Wholesale and Retail

dealers in Ladies’ Lingerig/—10,

Hanyang Road ; Teleph. 33027: P.

Barrie^ H6ward G., M'.d^'f.r.c.s.— O. Box 1149; Cable Ad: Noseeb

Glen Line Building, 2, Peking /tp ^ Pao Sung

Road, Telcph. 11685

BARy, iDR. A., m.d., Specialist in Nervous Begg, Museum

Sons & Co., Ltd., T. D.—19,

Road; Teleph. 19473; Cable

and

bling'• , Mental Diseases—1191,

Well Road; Teleph. 31383Bub- AdT.: D.Alpha

T. A. T. Begg,managing

Begg,' directordirector

.

M G M ^ E li l;;; •sf!e • Yui Ts Tsing, do.

Basha, Ei.t.is T.—Corner: of Kiukiang m % 2’ieH. Li

and Central

Box 1537; Roads;

Cable Teleph. 18261; P.O. Behn, Meyer

Ad: Elbasha China Co., Ltd., General

Import

Road; and Engineering—421,

Telephs. Kiangse

18076 to 18078; P.(>. Box

Barrs, H., Veterinary Surgeon—68, 568; Cable Ad: Meychina

Hart Road A. Giesel, manager .

Basset, L,, Bill and Bullion Broker— J.A. B.Benkiser,

Horbacz, signs perdo. pro.

307, H. and S. Building, 12, The

Bund; Teleph s. 10190-14420 and Behr & Mathews, S,, Importers and Ex-

19076 porters—1267, Yangtszepop Rdi; Teleph.

■ BataviA; Sea and Fire Insurance Co. 51056; Cable Ad:manager

R. Boerstling, Nolldvour

—3, Edward Ezra Road; Telephs.

1876§/ 9 ; Cable Ad: Sluytersco

H. C. A. van Someren, manager Behrens & Sons, Sir Jacob (Manchester

and Bradford) — 25,Box Central

Bateman-King School of Dancing- Teleph. 12276; P.O. 1499; GableRoad

Ad:

135, Weihaiwai Road; Teleph. 3168>8 Elephant

D. C. Pal free man'

~'C. R'. W. TRomson

a u&mmtim Bai jee lenng sze

Bau cum hee tsing cho how hong

Ba u, Cummixg & Co., Importers, Exporters, Bejonjee

chants andife Co., Bombay Agents—Sassoon

Commission Silk Store, Mer-

General Merchants and Mining Repre- House, Nanking Road: Teleph. 16596;

sentatives—J. 176/7, Seward Road

, Yuenchong Road); Teleph. 52964; Cable (near Cable Ad: Bejonjee

Ad: Baucumin M. B. Shroff, proprietor

C. M. Bau, proprietor Belgian Chamber of Commerce (See

Chambers of Commerce)

Baychee Motor Car Co.—025, Yates Belgian Consulate (See Consulates)

oad; Teleph. 33784

Beaman’s, Travellers’ Rest House— Belinky’s Corset Store—05, Broad-

3i38, Avenue Jeffre; Teleph. 80709; way; Teleph. 41806; Cable Ad: Be-

Cable Ad: Beamans linky

596 SHANGHAI

Bell, A. D., Merchant—4, Edward Beraha & Stetten, Ltd., (Dealers in

Ezra Boad, 1st floor; Teleph. 11370 Diamonds, andPearls,

Importers Watches, Kiangse-

Exporters—320, General

•Bell, Hayley, Merchant — 141, Sze- Cable Ad: BerahaRoad; Telephs. 13090-1; P.O. Box 1442;

chuen Road, 1st floor; Teleph. M. Beraha

18817: Cable Ad: Hayleybell D. Beraha

A.M. Beraha,

Stetten signs

(Paris)per pro.

R.D. Stetten

Stetten do.

do.

Mei cKing pee ha hung sze F. Stetten do.

Belting and Leather Products

tion, Inc.—400, Chemulpo Road; Teleph. Associa- C. S. Fan

50770; P.O. Box 231; Cable Ad: m m x± m m

Proleabelt

E. A. Nelson, general manager Pah van sz hung diang sze

J. A. Hawkesworth Berents, Hans, Consulting & Construct-

K. L. Ning ing Civil Engineer,

—Rooms 511-3, GlenArchitect & Surveyor

Line Building, The

Benbow Rowe, O. S. (Member of Shang- Bund; Teleph. 12099; Cable Ad: Berents

hai Stock Exchange), Stock, Share and H. M.AM.SOC.C.E.

Berents, b.sc., c.e. ' (Norway),.

General

hai BankBroker—Hongkong & Shang-

Building (Bund Entrance); J.M.S.Stihin

Moraes I Z. Z.- Nieh Piao

Teleph. 17204;Cable Ad: Rowe S. Ginsbourg | Y. L. Ting

Bendien’s World Service, Arranging of Berger, m.a., m.d., iSpecialisf for

Commercial

World — 72, Connections

Szechuen Road; all over the Eyes, Ears, Nose and Throat — 27,.

Teleph.

16117 Nanking Rbad; Teleph. L790&; Res.

L. H, ten Bruggen Cate, manager 64 Boule Vallon, Teleph. 81054

Benjamin, D. H. & Co., Land and Berger, Walter’

Road;0.,Teleph.

Exporter

15968;— 14,

Estate Agents—259, Kiangse Road; Riukiaug O. Box 1543

P.

Teleph. 19210; Cable Ad : Messman F. Donaldson, manager

ID. H. Benjamin

B. F. Benjamin Bergman Electric Co. (China), Elec-

I. Benjamin tric Machines and Appliances—7-9;

Siking Road; Teleph. 14589; Cable

Ad: Fulgura

pg ^ Bing dz mung E. F. Scheunemann, director

Benjamin, Maurice, (Financier—1365, C; Tolle

Rue Lafayette; Teleph. 73493; Cable Bergstam, Dr. S. A., (Dentist—50,

Ad: Mauriceben Nanking Road; Teleph; -12798

£ iflj Lee an Bertrand, Dorothea, Portraits by

Benjamin & Potts, Share and General Joffre Camera—74, Beam Apits., Avenue

Brokers—7,Hongkong;

Building, Peking Road,Telephs.

and Prince’s

10321

and 10398; Cable Ad: Potation Bertucci, B., (Succs. Italian and

E. Hayim Belgian Marble Co.)—659, Thorburn

G.E. Yearley

H. Potts' Road: Teleph 50714; P.O. Box

1394; Cable Ad : Bertucci

F.G. F.G. H.Bichard

Harrison,, a.c. a. i C. Rancher

A. H. dos Remedies Berzin, Arthur, m.d., Surgeon and

L. A. 11.Marcal Physician, Specialist Women's Dis-

Mrs. B. Ollerdessen eases—78, Nanking Boad; Teleph.

Miss R. Cohen j M. C. Tsai' 14300

SHANGHAI 597

Besant School for, Girls—(Nee Edu- BisHQfy H. N. & Co., Maiuifacturers'

cational) Representative—367, iKiangse Road:

Teleph. 11739; Cable Ad : Pohsib

Besavick, L., Manufactures’ Repre-

sentative—'25, Jinkee Road (Room ^lj Chang lee

104) : Teleph. 61435; P.O. Box 876;

Cable Ad: Beswick Bisset & Co., J. P., Stock and Share

Bethel Missiox--(iS'ee Missions) Brokers, Insurance,

Agents—12, The Bund; LandTelephs.

and Estate

10658

andG. 10174;

M. W.Cable Ad: Bisset

Hummel

Biaxchi, C., Manufacturing Confec V. K. Tai

tioner —76, Nanking Road; Teleph. Percy Tai

12864; Cable Ad: Bianchi

Bible Seminary for Women- (See Biswang, Waloemak, Import Merchant—

Missions) 1170, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. 33208

Bible Union—(See Mission®) Biza, Dr. Robt., Dentist—Rooms 217-8,

Bijou Perfumery, Sassooii House—1, Sassoon House, 1, Nanking Road;

Telepih. 15653; P.O. Bo(X 1132

Nanking Road

J. ,H. Solomon, proprietor

D. S. Levy, manager Blackstone Apartments — 1331, Rue

BiflciARps Association—(See; Clubs) j Lafayette; Teleph. 70119

Mrs. Mi. T. Stadtmann, manageress

Billey Cycle & Motor Co., Importers Blanche Hats, Millinery — Sassoon

of Motor Cars and Motor Cycles

—A645/6, Broadway East; Teleph. House, 1, Nanking Road; Teleph.

10360; Gable Ad: Blanchats

52778; Cable Ad: Z. Billeyco B. I. Happer

Bills Motors (Federal Inc., UjS.A.), Mrs. R. T. Roach

. Authorized Agents for Pord-Lincoln-

Eordson Cars-Trucks-Traetors—Corner

Avenue

Teleph. Foch and Rue Cardinal Mercier; Bleeker, Weyler i & Zar, Bullion

Brokers—Mitsui Bank Building, 4.

Billsmoto70020; P.O. Box 1566 ; Cable Ad: Kiukiang Road; Telephs. 16704.

19211, 17607, 16Q54; Cable Ad:

F. P. Bill, president

Geo. Bourne, secretary Blewey

Bingoya & Co., Manufacturers of Grass i|| Mei hwa

Carpets—K.

40714; 2265-6,

P.O. Box 216;Boone

CableRoad; Teleph.

Ad: Ringoya

J. Sugihara, manager Buckle, Ross Co., Inc., Exporters of Furs

and Drugs—19,'Kiukiang Road; Cable

Bird, Geo. E. (c/o General Electric Co Ad:K.Blirossco Blickle, president

of China, Ltd.)—23-27, Ningpo Road;

Teleph. 16825; P.O. Box 505; Cable Ad:

Gebird Bloch

Representative in Ch ina for Wood& andCo., M.,

Tea Fed.

ChestInc.andU.S.A.,

Box Veneer

Shooks

Burrell & Co., Ld., Milhvall, London.

Colours, Paints, Enamels and Blomso Teleph. 43885; P.O. Box 438; CableRoad;

Manufacturers—K. 1, Boone Ad:

Varnishes M. S. Bloch, manager

Distributor hi Shanghai for

LD.L (Rexine), Ld., Hyde “Rexine” General agents for:—

Leathercloth Far Eastern Lumber Co., Fed. Inc.

Birt, Dr,-E., Specialist in Surgery U.S.A.

—Bank of Taiwan Building (1st Blockhuys, Vic., Importer and Exporter

floor) 1, Kiukiang Road; TGepb —128, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 12.385;

15579 Cable Ad: Brabo

598 SHANGHAI

1>L0M & Van dep A a, Insurance Agents— Bon Appetit, Provision Store—7,

3, Ezra Road] Tfelepfts: 18769 (2 liil^s); Avenue iDubail

Cable Ad: Bloniavan'

H. C. A. van Sonaeren, manager

W. Uytenbroek, Aigns per pro. Bon Voyage Gift Shop—Sassoon Ar-

A. Bakker | - Mrs. S. del Rivero cade, Nanking Road; Teleph. 19728

Agencies Miss K. Landen

Prudential Assur. Co., Ld., Lofifton Miss E. Hutchins

World Auxiliary Iris. Corpn., Ld., do.

Eagle Star and British dominions BoFfp Street Salon, The, Beauty Par-

Insurance Co., 'Ed., London lour— Palace Hotel. Room 119.

Insurance

Allianz Office ofCol,

Insurance Australia

Berlin Bund and Nanking Road; Teleph.

18030

Blue Cross iDog Hospital—170, Edin- Boochants—24, Kee

Bund; Teleph. 10322; P.O.

burgh Road; Teleph. 28193; Cable Box 1151; Cable Ad: Bookee .

Ad: Bluecross

Blue Funnel Line—(A'i:« Butterfield & I Boon, P. C., Manufacturers’ agent—19,

Swire and Holt’s Wharf) Kiukiang Road; Telephs. 16342 and

67208; P.O. Box 1516; Cable Ad: Boon

Blumenfeld, Dr. 3- M.-212, Szechuen

Road; Teleph. ,12604.. ]'Rrs. ,8,; Ferry Boon Realty & Lumber Co., Ltd.,

Road; Teleph. 36852 The., Real Estate Agents—Teleph.

17987; Cable Ad: Boon-reaco

B. M. E. A. (Textile), Ltu., Piece • C. F. Chong, manager

Goods Manufacturers, -Spinners, etc.

—-3-20, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 122-16; Booth, Billing Co., Ltd., Export-

P.O. Box 716; Cable Ad : Bematex ers of Woollen Textiles—1, iKiu-

kiang Road; Teleph. 18984; P.O.

Ilf S’ Ho/r lo Box 1471; Cable Ad: Bothwither

Bohler Bros. & Co,, Ltd., Steel Works A. iS. Withers, representative

— Room 3l8, 2, Peking Road; Teleph.

16061; Cable Ad: Steelboler

E. F.J. H.Stoeri, manager

Kiang, accountant Bo sai Hen ha yn hsien hung sze

Borax Consolidated, Ltd. — Brunner

Boisskzon Apartments—30, Route Gus- Teleph. Building, Mend 67371 (10 41,lines);

Szechuen

P.O. BoxRoad;

252;

tave de Boissezon; Teleph. 70787 Cable Ad: Alkali

Mrs. L. D. Aviet Imperial Chemical Industries (China),

Ltd. (Incorporated

dinances of Hongkong), under the Or-

agents

M m Gv mai

Bolton Bristle Co., W. H., Dressing and Borisoglebsky, G. S., Civil, and

Sterilization

Brenan Road;ofTeleph. Szechuen 27325;Bristles—32, Structural Engineer—26, Rue Chu-

P.O. Box Pao-San:

247;J. E.Cable Ad: Wiloboh Teleph. 61336.

Swan, president

E.W. C.E. Bolton,

Bolton, treasurer

accountantand secretary Boston Dry Cleaning and Dyeing

E. and

E. Bolton, U S.A. sales manager Works—140,

representative' 17492

Szechuen Road; Teleph,

Botelho, A. Reid, Importer and Ex-

Bombay Provision StPre. , Indian po-rter—2; Canton Road; Teleph.

Provisions — 957, K imping Road; 62709; P.O. Box 1765; Cable Ad:

Teleph. 51439; Cable' Ad : Amrit Reidarch

SHANGHAI 599*

&n Shan hoo ffl $f[ .Sing lee

Botelho Bros., Merchants—64,

Road; Telephs. 1.2531 and 16784;Peking

P.O. BoyKsV BassettJewellers

Silversmiths, St Cb„. and

Goldsmiths,

Watch-

Box 710 ; Gable Ad: Botelho. Head makers—105, Nanking Road; Teleph.

Office: Hongkong, Branches at Tsingtao 11922; Cable Ad: Boyes

andP. Hankow G. M. Boyes, proprietor

V. Botelho A. L. Penning, manager

A.F.G.M.Botelho

F. Gutierrez

F. R. de Carvalho H jSS Sing ta chang

A. d'Aguino Bracco & Co., 0., Import and Export—

7 Miss hi. Remdioe, . . 38, Rue du Consulat; Teleph. 84972;.

Agencies . Cable Ad: Bracco; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn.

Mundet & Cia., Ltda., Seixal, Portugal G. Minarolo & Co., proprietors & mgrs.

Lopes Coelho

Portugal Dias & Co;, Matinhos,

Real Oompanhia Venicola do Norte de n & m m Vi m m m

Portugal Lai viah yin fbng y iie hanLung sz$ .

China Underwriters, Ld. Bradford Dyers’ Association, Ltd.

(of Bradford, England) — Wayfoong

Bol'Visjr k Nicole, Public Auditors P.O. I louse,Box58,316;

Szechuen

Cable Road; Teleph. 13248;

Ad: Dyers

and Court Accountahts-^SS/ST, Av. W,Miss

G. Simpson, agent

Edward VII; Teleph. 86609 . Brown

Boutross Bros., Exporters of Lace and Bradley m& Co,', Ltd., fi ■ Tulc Kic

Embroideries Merchants of Shang-

Teleph. 17968;~P.O.312,BoxKiangse

275; CableRoad:

Ad: hai, Swatbw aind Hbagkpng—H. tk S.

Bank Building, 12, The Bund; Teleph.

Aboboutros

P. M. Boutross J0966; P.O. Box 291; Cable Ad: “Bradley”

Cl Matouk, attorney R. H. Hill, governing dir. (England)

G.J. A.A.Plummer,

Richardson, director do.

do. (Hongkong)

J. Robinson, do. (Swatow)

S. A.Barker,

Heildersoh do....(Shanghai)

do. do.

Bowern & Co., Ship and Freight Brokers, C. S. Holdsworth

Coal and Metal Merchants, Importers

and Exporters- - 311, Kiangse Road; J. F. Acheisoh

Teleph. 14682: Cable Ad: Bowern: Codes: Miss Head j H. A. Ozorio

Bentley’s, Scott’s,f.lc.s.

T. W, Bowern, Boe's(Incorporated

and Acme by Brady, A. A. (Member of Shanghai Stock

Royal Charter, Lond.), mang. dir. Exchange),

Room 255, Stock and Share

2nd floor, H. & Broker-

S. Bank

Building; Teleph. 17,20|; Cable, Ad:

Boy Scouts Association — (Nee Asso- Bradystocks A. T,A.Crostwaite

Brady

ciations)

Boyd, A. H., Representative—2, Can- Brandt & Rodgers, Ltd., Architects,

Land andSurveyors

Estate andAgents, Mortgage

ton Road; P.O. Box 2053; Cable Brokers, Engineers—-391,

Ad: Cashmere Kiangse Road; Teleph. 11169

Wm.

H. T.Brandt,

W. Wade,managing

managerdirector

,

Boyd & Co., Ltd., Import and Export A. L. Brandt, secy, and (Erig.)

assist, mgr.

Merchants — 227, Szechuen Road; Arthur Symons, B.Sc.

Teheph. 18634; Cable Ad: Boydcodt J. Duff

F. R. Smith managing director A gencies

G. E. Munro, manager Queensland Insurance Co,, Ld.

W. A. H. Duff, secretary Midland Investment Co., Ld.

SHANGHAI

Brakenhielm, C., Importer Altrchant

and Engineer^—23 (14) Love Lane; Ting sfignd chu lava yihg mei yen

P.O. Bpx 1464; Cable Ad: Baphan

hung sz$ ,yu Jmen hung sze

Braun, C., Real Estate and Mort- British-American Tobacco Company

gages—49, 'Nanking Itoad.; Teleph. (China), Ltd.—Head Office; 6,' Soo-

19493; P.O. Box 501 chorw Road; Teleph. 13482; Cable

Brauns, IDr. H.—1, Canton Roadf (5th Ad:Directors Powhattan

— Sir Hugo Curiliffe-Owen

floor); Teleph. 1849#; Private Hos- Bart, (chairman),

pital 1626, Avenue Joffre:; Teipph.

70604 Arthur Bassett, L. G.RobertCousins,Bailey,

A. L.

Brazilian Consulate (See C'pnsulates) W. A. N. Heygate, A. C.T. E.Heucken-

Dickson, V. L. Fairley, Harber,

dorff, A. S. Kent, Brig.-General E.

Breen, C. J. &,Co., Importers and B. Macnaghten, c.m.g., d.s.o., Wm.

Exporters — 56, Bzechuen Road, Morris,

Price, 0.H.A.E. W.Parkinson,

Rose, c.i.E., D. W.T. M.E,

Room 201; Telephs. 13773,. 18301; Skidmore and E. S. Savage

P.O. Box 1716 ; Cable Ad: Neerb- C. K.C. McKelvie,

Newson, f.c.i.s.,

clem assist. secretary

do.

.Brenner Bros., Internatioftal Fur Executive Office

Merchants—Av. Editard YIII; W.E.B.O.Christian

Drake

Teleph. 18064; Cable Ad; Bragu W. C. Foster i R. R. Smith

R. S. Goldberg, si^ris per }H’o.

Brewer, H. E. Co. AiLtd., i Printers, Legal Department

Stationers, etc.—230,, Rue Dupleix; A. L. Dickson, legal adviser

Teleph. 71448; P.O. Box 315 D.F.W.L.M.Morrison

Price, assist, do.

H.H.E, G.Brewer

Roche | C. Kew C. Y. Syms

Miss

Mrs. A.E. Schmidt

B. FairleyScharft

Prister, Jos. Fane, o.b.k.- -10a, Ki«l

Road; Teleph. 19214; Cable Ad:

Brocades C. S. Peacock

Britannic Textiles (Manchester!, Ltd. Accounting: Department

S. F. McKenzie, accountant

(Manchester), Cotton Piece Goods, Cotton 'i H. Langley

-Teleph. 19632: P.O. ‘Box 1450; C.H. J.S. Beale

Bell A. Marshall

Cable Ad : Britestew M iss F. Bomko, ;i H. Moore

W. Stewart, resident representative Bloom j E.D. P.Munro Motphew

British Chamber of Commerce (See J.G. C.E. Britto I N.MissJ. C.Palmer

Chambers of Commerce) G.E. H.

E. Brockett

Brown Pocock

n & pr r m m® ,n A. H. Corveth | H. G. Puddle

Ymg ehang chu him ying mei yal. Mrs.J. C.Drakeford

F. N. Dillon !j A.D. G.J. Raeburn

Rapanakis

leu piao yu hsien hung sze T. Edwards Miss A. M.Ribeiro

British - American ( China ) T»)bacco T.MiEmamooden

6, Sooehow Co.,

Securities I/i'n.—Registered

Road; Teleph. 13482; Office:

Cable s. K. M.Harding A.F. C.J. Roza Roberts

Ad: Securities P. Hall P. V. Simpson

Directors—Robert

A. L. Dickson, Cheng Bailey Shih

(chairman),

Shen, C.Mrs.R. M.Harrau H. J. P. Smith

Chang

Pan, Hsu Rung

Sing Hui.

Lob, Chow

Brig. ChangE.

Gen. ningsen Mrs. E.Southerton

Hen-

B. Macnaghten, c.m.g., D.s.o.. H. E. Hooper E.A. A.C. de

E.P. S.T. Hyndman de Souza

Parkinson, S. C. Peacock; D- W. M.

Price, T. E. Skidmore and Ting Ven T. A. Johnston Geo. Mrs. A. C.Souza Willis

Kiang E. C. Kew Worby

C. C. Newson, f.c.i.s., secretary Insurance Departfnep

K. McKelvie, assist. do. O. C. Kench

SHANGHAI 601

Traffic Department B. T. B. Boothby, m.inst.c.e., repre-

H. H. Solomon

A.J. L.R. Aitchison

Blinko A.sentative

L. Davidson, in China

secretary

W. C. H. Knight Miss P. Hornell

H. T. Andrews E. Lester

T. Baptista E. M. Lundberg British Building Cleaners, Special-

Miss M. B. Diniz D.P. Maher McDermott ists in House Cleaning, Disinfect-

J. O. Doreida ing, etc.—>25, Jinkee Road (Rooms

R. M. Edelsten J.C. H.W. Ratcliff

Quelch 406-8) ; Teleph. H8871

H.

Mrs.J. V.Faulkner

Golder A.F. Roscoe ID. H. Arakie, manager

W. Goldenberg Seaborn British Chemists (China), Ltd.,.

S. Goldstein J. G. Sheridan Wholesale and Retail Chemists—100,

A. S. Hamilton J.H.E.S. Stokes Thorley Nanking Road; Teleph. 10072; 33.

G. Henderson J. A. Xavier Broadway ; Teleph. 40084

’ J. Henderson A. H. Coveney, manager (Broad-

Order Department way)

E. F. Thorpe J. Giles J, F.kingMortimer,

Mailing Department

Mrs. L. E. Tweedlie Road) manager (Nan-

Miss V. Lamaschewsky H. G. Lane, manager (Factory)

Advertising Department A. Cook

W. S. Bungey m&v&m fains ^ ^ ^ ^

A.E. G.U. Pettitt

Berrien A.B. Pennell

Nehoroshkoff

J. Berglof Ying shang to ying yen hung sze

C. Bockisch W. A. Pennell British Cigarette yu hsien hung sze

G.J. L.Gomes Mrs. S. Vale Co., Ltd — Head

Hutchison Miss F. E. Office: 6, Soochow Road; Telephs.

A. Z. Kikoin Weigall 13482, Pootung 16810; Cable Ad:

Cable Cigarette

Mrs.Department

General C. Brewer G. Featherstonhaugh Directors—Sir H. Cunliffe-Owen, Bart,

V. N. Adrianoff (chairman), Robert Bailey,

Cousins,A.L. Dickson, L. G.

R. H. Gregory,

Mrs. K. M. Harding N. G. Harris, Brig.-Gen. E. B. Mac

Mrs. S. Beeman Mrs. G. E. naghten, c.m.g., d.s.o., D. W. M- Price

C. L. V.Conrady

Mrs. Englund Miss A. Priestwood

M. and T. E. Skidmore

J. L. Gutter Robinson C. C. Newson, f.c.i.s,,

K. McKelvie, assist. do. secretary

E.T.

A. T. Jones

Klushkin Mi^s. Mrs. H.M. W.

U. Sayle Legal Department

Miss J. M. Turner A.

D. W.L. M.Dickson, legal do.

Price, assist, adviser

,C. H. McGeachie

Page Mrs. V.P.

Mrs. E. M.Woods

Ward Manufacturing Department

Nanking. Department W. A. N. Heygate

F. Mrs.

H. Vines, E.Mrs.'S. ESavage

J. Halldept, manager . M. Hicks

Engineering Department

Shanghai Sales Division T. F.E. J.Skidmore,

E. A. Anderson

D. A. Carr | Mrs. A. Baker Hookhamchief engineer

J.F. P.J. Ennis E. A.H.Thompson

I W. Train

H ^ Ying fah Gr

British & Asiatic Co., The, Import and

S.E. A.R. Grew

Harmer G.J. M.M. Vailis

Wills

Export Merchants — .30, Peking Road; Supply P. R. Parkes Mrs. C- Freise

Teleph. 61461; Cable Ad: Yingfah Department

J. S. Somekh V\r.H.C.A.Belknag

Coward

n & m ^ * T. Kabelitz Miss G. Strike

Chung ying yin hung szu H. W. Strike Mrs. L. Denton

Mrs. G. Morcher . Miss J. Cook

British

The —and 27, Chinese

The Bund; Corporation, Ltd., Accounting

Teleph. 15290; W. C. Fotser, Department

accountant

Cable Ad : Jarkong S. F. Mckenzie, assist, do.

i€02 SHANGHAI

J.J. M. Britto

W. Davies : M. G. Schwarzl Printing Department

B.J. W. Foster P. Dillon N.F.G.M.Harris, Giles

manager ;

F. Guttierez Arvon H. 6. Thorpe C. Hargreaves G. V. Steppnott

G.\V.W;G Jenssen Thomas . W. Alulvhney W. T. Mulvey

Y. Jones C. Y.G dealley,Vera C. Muller E. A. Posshecke

P. A. Mack E.\Y.Wailey ' E: G.Muller K. C. Boycl

E. N. Bryson

J.A, H.E. McDonald O. Smulsky

Moyhing A. ,S. Walford B. Morgan YL CuratoS

G. de la Pena W. S. Webb Yl. Rstkovsky H. Blume

C. G Ueneman Rr.: E. Witschi 1 A. Chittenden E. YL Kock

Leaf Department R. Hall , Y. A- Aguirre

T. J.AVhitehaker' ,0. Illume G. P. Moseley

F. B. Allen ' G A. Ogburn A. R. Morgan V. I. Bassalaeff

■ i ■ I.B.N.ihBlackwell

Bass > H. Ovei'toh J. Hall C.. F. Pul man

W, C. Boone, J.f. S.F. Smith Satterwhite G. Goertz

C. C. Yforgan

F. C. Kock

J. W. Ephgrave

11. A. Crews

,.Wv H. Faulkper B.A. D.M. Sniith V. Yl. Turin J. YL Fyfe

L.W. D.E. Glover Spfencer Kurt Fldtfer J. D. Simpson

Guthrie Gi H.

E. Strutt

M. Y r

alden P. Hanitszch YL Rath ;

11.

J. Y.L.Honecutt

golden, M. Yf. WkitJ^er

P. Whetting British Consulate (See Consulates)

J.T. C.B. Muse

Jones S. E. Williams

G. H. Newsome E. Y. Young st & * a « *

W-B. Nevi'fedme AY. H. WhitP^bad

Thorburn

T, C. Westbrook,Road Factory

manager : t , .A><».’ British

ping and Corporation Rkoister

Aircraft—3,' CantonofRoad;

Ship-

U.N. K.P. Beresin

Pail-y -i. < .•.•„! ii . Telephs. J6817 and 618S6; Cable Ad:

A.A. W.D. Denton T. Kirhy Seaworthy

H. G. J, Poulin Wm. Lyle, m.i.n.a., surveyor

Dowling A.J. Roberts

;S. Rakkin D. W. Murphy, a.s.N.a. & m.e. (Eng.),

H, P.Molloy surveyor

O’Grady J. 0. Stewart

P. Hartley F. C. Stokes m ft Mi

E.H.U. Harvey H. W. Tamlyn Da ying yen liao hung m’

G.W. P. Hughes' G- A. Williams

Pootung Factories British Dyestuffs’ Corporation, Ltd.,

P. S. Grant, manager Manufacturers of Coal Tar Dyestuffs—

R. G. Ahern : , S. J. Minty Brunner Mond Building, 41, Szechuen

G. W. P. Angell

G. Ashford

W. Napier Hardcastle Road;

, GA. T.O. Hebron Teleph. 15170-9 (10 lines)’; P.

O. Box 252; Cable Ad: Alkali

W. Lyons A. S. Kemsley Imperial Chemical Industries,(China),

N. G Beeman T. iMcGonagle Ld. (Incorporated under the Ordin-

E.G. L.W. Boyde

T. Belcher H. G T. Nicholls

W. G. Nicholls

ances of Hongkong), agents

H. C. Brown T. S. Parry British Flower Shop—Sassoon House,

J.S.W.Childs

Chenoir

R. Davey

A. Petersen

W. H. Richardson 72380; Nanking Road; Telephs. 14777 and

F. S David J. A. Rignall Nurseries: 10. Route Fre-

R. Davies P. Schnaperman lupt: Teleph. 72380; Cable Ad:

J.R, M.S. Dillon - H,E. Schultz Utprosim

Duff H. iSehnett Mrs. F. E. C. Kew, manageress

E. Englund 1 C.A. ShahovskoiSperansky YIrs, C. Gutierrez

J.J. J.F. Gaffney

T. Green W.

B. G.H van South 1

Ikeda Tchurin British anH Foreign Bible ’SocieFy (Nee

Associations)

I. Kardonsky R. Whitty

SHANGHAI G03-

pj m fc Browett, H. Solicitor—8, Museum

Dai yinq. fie fcao yu K

Bkitish Glues and Chemicals, Ltd.— Lex

Brunner Mond Building, 41, Szechuen Brown & Co., Merchants and Com-

Road; Teleph.

252;Imperial

Cable Ad:67371

Alkali(10 lines); P.O. Box mission Agents—2, iKiukiang Road;

Chemical Industries (China), Teleph. 14517 ;. Cable Ad: Brown-

Ltd. (Incorporated under the Ordin- trade

ances of Hongkong), agents

British India Steam Navigation Co., Brown, Ltd., S. G. (London)—56, Nan-

Ltd.—Nee Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co. king Road; Teleph. 10787

British Insulated Cables, Ltd., Cables, Browne, Hill & Co,, Manufacturers’ Re-

Tramways Fittings, Copper and Alu- presentatives^—24,

18226;

The Bund; Teleph,

P.O. Box 1378; Cable Ad:

minium, Wires, Bars, Sections, etc.; Over- Brownehill

head Equipments, Switches and

bution Accessories—35, Peking Road; Distri- H. Leonard Hill

T'elephs. 12207 and 12223; P.O Box 456 Browning’s Cafe—68, Broadway; Te-

British Oak Insurance Co., Ltd.—2a, leph. 40140

Kiukxang Road; Telephs. 11962 and

16595; P.O. Box 482; Cable Ad; Humid Brunner, Mond & Co.—(Ncc Imperial

Chemicals)

Pau ning

British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd. Brunswick Show Room — Grama

phones, Radios, etc.—6, Edward

—26, The Bund; Teleph. 12981

C. M. G. Burnie, branch manager Ezra Road ; Teleph. 14856; P.O. Box

1001; Cable Ad : Schochotto

British Women'.-. Association (See

Associations) Bryan’s Studio, Curios—25, 'Whang-

Broad with .v Co., Ltd. (Bradford), Wool poo Road; Teleph. 43015

and Cotton Piece Goods, Yarns, etc. Bryson, Dr. A. C.—3, Peking Road:

Merchants—19, Szechuen Road; Te-

leph. 17767: P.O. Box 1804; Cable Teleph. 60492

Ad: Broadloom BubblingWell

Well Road;

Pharmacy—774/6, Bub-

Brook & Co., Central

Merchants—25, Import Road; Export bling

and Telephs. Cable Ad : Officina

Teleph. 33057;

14474 and 11874; P.O. Box 1606;

Cable Ad. Rivulet; Codes: A.B.C. Buchan. R., Exchange and Bill Brok-

5th and 6th edns., Acme, Bentley’s er—5, Kiukiang Road; Teleph.

and Private 10521; Cable Ad: Irvhurnag

E. Brook | E. A, de Garcia

S. C. Shen,Insurance epmpradore Building aNd Repair Service Qo-—

Agents for

Motor Union Insurance Co., Ld., Eire 233,L. Szechuen Road; Teleph. 14220

T. Dmitrieff, manager

Banker & Traders Insurance Co., Fire

State Assurance Cp., Ld., Marine Building SuppLifes, Ltd.—48, Szechuen

id mm Road; Teleph. 11554; P.O. Box 1432:

Bu lo teh yu shien hung sze Cable Ad;: Build-Suply

Brotherton & Co., Ltd., Manufacturers “ Bulletin Commercial d’Extreme

Orient ” (Freqch Monthly and Com-

. ofMond

Dyestuffs and Chemicals — Brunner

Road; mercial,

Teleph.

Building,

(67371 10

41, Szechuen

lines);. P.O. Box 252; Revievv); ’OrgaDe de and

Financial Industrial

la Chambre de

Cable Ad: Alkali Commerce Francaise

Building 9; Ave EdwarddeVII,Chine—I.S.S.

2nd floor,

Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Teleph. 8^727 ,s

Ltd.

ances(Incorporated

of Hongkong),under the Ordin-

agents J Fredet,'editor

•604 SHANGHAI

iDr. G. F.—21, Museum Road j R. Eveleigh | C. J. Smith

TelepU lh34 E. A. Prince | A. E. Collins

Bumpo Yoko,1 Stationers and Printers I.S. B.R. deOwen

Senna i| S.MissN. G.Kosloff

M. Allan

—Ho,' Chapoo Road-; Teleph. 41544 Chun Bing Him, compraddfe

Wen Chin jfg ^ Burlington

Well Road;Hotel — 1225,!30603-4-5-8;

Telephs. Bubbling

Bun Shin Co., Ltd., Importers and Cable Ad: Burlington

Wholesale , Merchants of Paiaer, J. Bourke, manager

Bookbinding Cloth, Printing ink,

and! Stationery—131, Kiangsi Road; Burn, S. J., Representing Thos. G. Hill V

Teleph. 12019; P.O. Box 3079. Head Co. Manchester—35, Jinkee Road;

Office:. Hakushinsha Cp., Ltd., Ad: Teleph. 10742; P.O. Box 1108; Cable

Tokyo • Tegilwitam

K. Matsnbara, manager. :

K. Kubota BUrovox (1931), Ltd., Loud-Speaking

S. Onodera Phones—3, Museum Road; Teleph.

K. Saito 16673

mm ^ij j|! Me lee fung

Kung slicing po hung slicing fang wen chu Burr Photo Co., ■ Studio, Photo5 Supplies

Bureau oe Industrial and Commercial Teleph. 41510; Camera Factory — 9, Broadway;

Information (Ministry of Industry, C&bljs' Ad : -APhoto

Commerce and Labdur), Supplies. lir- T. Alenju, manager

formation on Economic Geo. Tanaka, assistant manager

regard to China—4tb FloorSubjects with

of CustGims

Building, Hankow Road; Teleph. Burrell & Co., Ltd. (London), Paint

Manufacturers—23-27, Ningpo Rd.;

12704; Chin. Wire: 7656; Radio Teleph. 16825

17656; P.O. Box 506; Cable Ad‘: Agents:

B ureconin; Code: ct Bentley’s General Electrid Co. of China, Ld.

S. U. Zau, director G. E. Bird,5 representative

Z. L. Chang, chief of the department C. F. Koo i M. P. Lee

of genera] affairs

K. W. Shaw, chief of editorial dept. Burroughs, Inc., Office Appliances,

Bureau Veritas—25, Peking Road; Cable H.Adding

Ad:P. Veritas

Machines, etc.—Room 343,

& S. Building, 12 Bund, Teleph.

C. Riel ley 19938; Cable Ad : Burad

W. .I. Milne I G. Dunlop E. S. Sherrill, manager

L. St. J. Rail I S. C. Pang

J-A 5? Pao ha ft «

Burkhardt. Buchan & Co., Merchants, Pan wei ta ya hong

—19a-26a, Cantonmanaging

Road; Teleph. Burroughs Wellcome & Co. (Proprietors:

H. Burkhardt, director11415 TheWellcomeFoundation,

—5j Hong Kong Road; Teleph.

Ltd., London)

R. S. Buchan, director 16982; Cable Ad: Tabloid

Woo Ka Lee I Y. C. King T. Hoggarth, resident representative

Z.MissO. M.

Levoff _ I S. W. Strauss

Lespinasse A.A.Hanson, representative

Tung Lien, compradore T. Lavington, accountant

V. G. Stott

Zeang man

BUrkill & Sons, A. R., Merchaiits—2, Burton, IDr. T. M.—1, Foochow Road

(4th floor); Teleph 15048; Residence:

Canton

Box 253 Road; Teleph. 10850; P.O. 35. Kiaochow Road; Telephi 35116

A.C. W. Burkill

R. Burkill Busch, E., Architect' — 218, Kiangse

W. Mellor, signs per pp>. Road; Teleph. 18915; Cable Ad:

V. Eveleigh Busalsatia

SHANG-HAL 605

Bush Mack & Co., Fed. Inc. U.S.A. Passengers

(Successors to E. D. Bush & Co., Fed. Miss J. Honess j Miss A. Alexander

Inc. U.S.A.'}. Importers and Exporters — 6.S.S. G. Walsh

Co., Ltd.— Accountants

3, Hankow Road; Telepihi. 16700;

P.O. Box 1668; Gable Ad : Ebush Insurance

A. C. Mack D. W.L. J.Ralph

A. G. Pan B. Barter I H. T. Smith

E. V. Tamburini | O. H. Yen N. P. Fox I E. M. Burton

]§j >f l] Lee Shun Refinery and General

C. C. Roberts

Business Equipment Corporation, Im- BookH.Office C. Chun j Miss J. W. Taylor

porters and Distributors of Office C. WRogers

Appliances—11, Kiukiang Road; Teleph.

10083; P.O. Box 1; Cable Ad: Busequicor;

r

. B. Marshall P.W.C.G. Cheverst

Knowles

Codes: Acme and Bentley’s C.W.M.R. Greenhalgh

Forrest J.Y. K.S. Hsu

Baggallay

A. R. Hager

Works

Busse, Dr. Hans, Eye, Throat, Nose C. H.R. F.M.C.Young,

Colman,M.1NST.

B.se. C.E.

(Eng.), ASSOC.

and Ear Specialist—6, Kiukiang

Road; Teleph. 19191; Residence : 173, H. Fawcett

Route Mayen; Teleph. 71968 Stores

g? ^ Foa ding D.W.D. R.Drvden B. Palmer , H. S. Llewellin

Butler cfe Co., Insurance Agents—2a, Marine Superintendents

Kiukiang

Ad: Butcar Road; Teleph. 14712; Cable T. Johnstone, marine supt.

C. H. Butler J. H. Maclaren, assist, to mar. supt.

E. C. D. Andrews H. S. Kennett

Superintendent

M. M. Murray y;Engineers supt. engineer .

± Tai ]‘oo K. McIntyre, assist, supt. engr.

Butterfield & Swire, Merchants and J. C. Campbell, actg. assti supt. engr.

Steamship Agents—21-23, French Bund;

Telephs. 82020 (Private Exchange to all Wireless W.W.J. M.Roper,

depts.); P.O. Box 317; Cable Ad: Swire

John Swire (London) Venn,assist, wireless

wireless supt.inspr.

travelg.

G.C. C.W.Scott

Swire do. do. Godowns and Wharves

S.L. B.J. G.Starling

H. W. Robertson'(London)

J.N. K.S. Swire do. Bund Knud sen, resident

(Teleph. Day 64881, at French

Night

Brown 64886)

C.J. W.

C. Knight, signs per pro, H. Tarby, at Pootung (Teleph. 62214)

Robertson, do. G. Bund H. Wilider, wharfinger, French

R. K. Rodger,

Miss E. A. B. Watson

do 64888) (Teleph. Day and Night

Miss M. Malcolm J. Fleck, lighter supt.

Property S. Johnson, at Watung (Teleph 60137)

O. Moor | Miss I. M. Hunter T. Johnstone,

J. H. Maclaren, marine

asst,supt.

to marine supt.

China

F. R. LambNavigation Co., Ltd. H. S. Kennett

W. H. Lock D. F. Beare M. M. Murray, supt. engineer

A. V. T. Dean Miss J. L. Robertson

G. A. Robinson Miss P. M. Paul J.K. C.McIntyre,

Campbell, assist

actg. supt.

do. engineer

S. H. Edkins Mrs. I. L. Crawford F. J. Griffiths, cargo

W. J. Roper, assist, wireless supt. inspector

T.J. F.C. Grant

Fleming Mrs.Miss F.E. E.J. Walker

South

Cargo Inspector—F. J. Griffiths S. W.B. Starling

M Venn, wireless travelg. inspr.

L. H.J. Tarby,

G. Knudsen, godbwn supt.

O.S.S. Co., Ltd., and C.M.S.N. Co., Ltd: -assist. do.

S. R.G. J.Fenton

Rawlinson 1 L. K. Liang G. S. H.Johnson, 'do.wharfinger

Willdet", do. (French

L. A. Cal craft | Y. J. Mok Bund)

Mrs. Pells | Miss A. SalVesen J. Fleck, lighter supt.

SHANGHAI

Pootung and Watung Wharves Ml Ziany sing

H.Day

Tarby, andresident

Night at Pootung (Teleph. Calder-Marshall & Co., (Ltd., Import

62214) and Export

S. Johnson, resident at Watung Building, Peking Road; Teleph. Merchants—Glen Line

(Teleph. Day arid Night 60137) 16274; Cable Ad: Caldmarsh

R. Calder-Marshall, man.-director

Cafe Fedeeax,—17, Broadway ; Teleph. F. G. Penfold, director

40911; Cable Ad : Fielder. Branch: J.B. S.Ganshtak

David I J. Mendoza

1199, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. H. Hutchinson | Mrs. Gander

35171 W. H. Leslie | Miss A. Gomes

Agents for

CalajIe, Dr. L. P., Eye and Throat Northern Assn.

Gresham Fire &Co.,Accident

Ld. (FireAssurance-

iSpecialist—49, Nanking Road, 3rd Society, Ld.

floor; Teleph. 16562 United British Insurance Co.

Calatroni, Hsieh & Co., Architects and Calee Buffet Restaurant — 34 lr

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 13668

Engineers10355

Telephs. — 14,and Kiukiang

18206; CableRoad;

Ad: K. George

Calatroni

Dr. E. S. Hsieh, c.e.d. Eng. it it m « m ^ ^

P, S. Barrera I B. C. Hsieh Calico Printers’ Association, Ltd.—56

A.F. P.F. Musso

Souza || P.K. C.T. Sung

Zien Szechuen Road: Teleph. 11215; P.O,

Box 1630; Cable Ad: Brubro

T. Adamovitch j S. T. Woo M.D.W.J. Bruce

A. Becker | Geo. Sung Sinclair, ph.d., b.sc., a.t.i .

A. Madar

Calcina, P. G., Exchange Broker—5,

Kiukiang Road; Telephs. 19279-80; California Bakery, Confectioners and

Cable Ad: Calcina Provision Merchants—101, Broad-

way ; Teleph. 41593

Calco _ China Agency, Road Building California Fruit Store—710, Sey-

Machinery

Road; Teleph. and Equipments—3,

16673; Cable Ad:Museum

Arm- mour Road

coingot California Pharmacy — 15'5, Avenue

Joffre, Teleph, 81805

Oaldbeck Athletic Club—(See Clubs) Kal

fg len dah

ft ]M. IE Ching Tc wang ho Callender’s Cable & Construction Co.T

Ltd.—Shanghai

Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd., Ningpo Road an4, 3ii6 Kiarigse Road Bank Building, 40

Wine and Spirit Merchants"—4, Foo- (3rd floor); Telephs, 15365 (2 lines); P.O.

chow Road; Teleph. 16850; P.O. Box Box 777; Cable Ad: Callender

344; Cable Ad : Caldbeck. A. chief

H, Gprdon,

engineera.m.i.e.e., manager and

MaCgregors, Ltd., general managers J. A.M.I.E.E.

E. Barnes, a.m.i.c.k., m.i.mech.e..

Directors—J. F. Macgregor,

F. R. Davey, N. L. Sparke, E. F. Comdr.

Bateman arid W. G. Crokam G. H.W.S.Cockburn.

Lee B.sO.m.i.MECH.e.

Shanghai Branch Office : Z. Y/Sung, (Erig.)

J. J. Sheridan,

, J.U. E.J. Watson

Kelly signs per pro. Miss t>. A. I)avey | Miss M, BerglofF

W. Lowry R. Klingenberg

A. A. Roche fM Oani foh

A.

N. J.Anderson

Willis K. Shaw Cambefqrt & Co., E., Silk Piece. Goods

R. Stephan and

A.F. P, Bahon J. Stephan

J. Corbin Miss Allan

A. Park ing, 1, (Jaryfoq Road;; Teleph.. Build-

Sundry Importers-r.tfnion 12316;

G. Gray Miss Cable

J. A.A,d: Cambefort| E. R,i Stegmaier

Rehsamen

SHANGHAT 607

Mrs. K. Bird

Cameron & Co.; A. (China), Ltd., General Mrs. M. H, Porritt

Import Merohants-^21, Jinkee Road; Miss E. Patrick ’j u.0 i

Teleph. 15118; P.O. Box 260; Cable M. Woo., | Miss 0. Lavington

Ad: Ingots; Codes: Bentley’s and Canadian National Railways—3, Canton

Acme Road; Teleph. 16584; Cable: Ad: Lemorb

V. H.G. R.Bowden,

Harling,managing

signs perdirector

pro.

M. J. Danenberg i fil £ M * fi g ]& 3*

F. A. Remedios i Miss C. A; Spiegler ' Ying shang Chong shing hoo lung, zuen

L. J. Pariane, Far Eastern Repre-

sentative of British Belting and , „. . . hung sze ;,

Asbestos Ltd,^ Canadian Pacific Railway Pacific

Co,,

Agencies Traffic Agents for Canadian

Consolidated Mining and'Smelting Co. Steamships,

of Canada. Ld., Montreal.

and Chemical Fertilizers

Lead, Zinc, The Bund; P.O. Box 1231; Cable Ad:4,

Ltd.—Union Building,

Dorman, Loiig &‘Co., .Ld., Middles- Nautilus

P. A. Cox, assist. Oriental manager

brough. Structural Stem, Beltings, Freight and Operating Dept.—Teleph.

Asbestos

ings Packings, add •jo..bj"<

Brake Lin-

_ viq-xl

Society Caledonickel, Paris. Nickel

> K.,.’1^29,

F. Fetierley, agent

British Belting and Asbestos, Ltd. A. Parkhill T C. W. Sheet

Soic Artilicielle de Tomaszow S.A. Mrs. Findley, stenographer

Poland. Artificial Silk Yarn Passenger Dept.—Teleph. 18846; Cable

Cameron, De..: R. E.--Ewo Building, G.D.Ad: Gacanpac

E.M Sinclair,

Costello, general agent

passenger agent

3, Peking Road; Telephs. 15093-4; S. C. Brisk

lt?4j Bubbling

. 31983,; Residence:Well959, Road;

AvenueTeleph.

Foch; Miss L. Remedios, stenographer

Teleph. 71736 : Agents for

Canadian Pacific Express <56. '

Campbell Co. Alex. —12, Jinkee Canadian Tradin'# Co., Ltd., Importers

Road, Teleph. 10716; P.O. Box 996; and Exporters—217, Chartered Bank

Cable Ad : Alexcamp ; Codes: A.B. Building, 18, The Bund; Teleph. 17744;

C. Lieber’s, A.I., and Bentley’s Cable

A. E. Cull ins. managing director

M. Reader Harris, director W. R.A"d:Dockrill,

Dockrillagent

M.R.B.J.Brown, do. Z. F. Wai "| K. K. Nee

Bladon M. E. Mayberry | 1). C. Char

K. Foot I ': ' Mrs, G. Leslie Canidrome Ball Room—1189, Rue La-

^ Hay Zee fayette; Teleph. 73969

R. T. iSexton, manager .

Campbell, H. B.,

1265, Bubbling Well Paints

Rd.:andTelephs.

Painting—

32626

(Foreign) and 32181 (Chinese Office); Canton Insurance Office, Ltd. — 27,

Cable The Bund; Teleph. 15290

H. B.Ad:Campbell,

Bel lea mpproprietor Jardine, Matheson & Co., agents

I. E. Campbell, signs per pro.

C. P.Johnson

Ed. Hpo, salesman

(paint contracts) W. Ya loon9

Cantorovich, I. (Grand Corset House),

S * S ^ It flu Cprsetiers, Milliners, Haberdashefs,

Kay na da chu wha song too dah chen Hosiers,

Outfitters—28, Ladies’,Broadway

Men’s and Children’s

; Teleph. 40690

Canadia'n Government Cable Ad: Cantorovich

missioner—North China Trade

Building,Com-

17, I.Mrs.Cantorovich (absent).

1. Cantorovich do. *

The Bund; Teleph. 61137; P.O. Box 300; Miss M. Cantorovich, manageress.

Cable Ad: Canadian

Commissioner—Lt.-Col. L.M.Cosgrave Miss M. Homliainsky

Assist, do. — B. C. Macdonald Miss G. Kirgnef *

608 SHANGHAI

Capital Press Cutting Bureau, Dealers Carl Crow, Inc., Advertising and Mer-

inHoadNewspaper Information—25, Jinkee chandising Agents—16, Jinkee Road,

David H. Arakie, director 3rd

CableFloor;

Ad: Teleph.

Unapress15597; P.O. Box 1567;

Carl Crow, president

Harvey Gale-Duncan, production mgr.

® ® & ffi Production andChinese

Copy Depts.—

“Capital and Trade,” Weekly Finan- K. C. Chow, manager

cial, Insurance, Banking & Shipping B. Lawlor

Journal—25, jinkee Road; Teleph. Johnson

Y. Obie R. Lee

18871; Cable Ad : Capitrad Arts Studio— artist

David Arakie, editor and manager C. Woo,

D.H. Moses | C.

Kliene I D. D. WongO. Lacson C. Z. Chen, do.

C.Kinnear

Major Chen,| cashier

N. P. Sung I. T. Lee, do.

and aect. Accounting Office—

Publishers of C. B.C.L.Wolfe,

Wang,accountant

assist, do.

““Far

ChinaEastern

Trade Year Book Year Book”

Investors’ S. M. Vaf

“Guide to Shanghai Rubber Cos.” Outdoor Dept.—

“Shanghai Builder” B. Perme, manager

K. Y. Ling

Capitol Theatre, Distributors of Moving S. Zaharoti | B. Andrianoff

Pictures—

19208 and 60408 21, Museum Road; Telephs. Li ho

H. E. Booker, general manager Carlowitz & Co., Merchants,

and Contractors — 220 - 222, Engineers

Szechuen

Road; Telephs. 11030 (7 lines Private

Exchange

Insurance to all departments)

dept, only;Codes: and

Box 15639,

P.O. Carlowitz,

1274;

Ying shang tung li yu hsien kung sze Cable Ad: Carlowitz;

Caravan Commercial Co. (1928), Ltd. A.B.C. Mosse,

5th and 6th edns., Rudolf

Galland and Acme. Head Office:

—6, Soochow Road; Teleph. 13482 Hamburg. Tientsin,

Branch Peiping,

Offices:. Shanghai,

Directors—R. Bailey, W. C. Foster, A. Hankow, Taiyunfu,

T. Heuckendorffj T. E. Skidmore and Canton, Tsingtao, Mukden, Hongkong,

S. F. McKenzie

C. K.C. McKelvie,

Newson, f.c.i.s., Dairen, Harbin, Wuchang, Wanhsien

assist. secretary

do. andM. Tsinanfu

March (Hamburg)

R.Dr.Lenzmann

A. Nolte do. do.

Caravan Studio, Inc., iLingerie, An- O. Lord do.

tiques—1041, Bubbling Well Road; R. Laurenz (Shanghai)

Teleph. 37834 G.C.Roehreke do. the firm

Mrs. L. Gilman, manager

H. Desebrock,signs

Eckhardt, signs per pro.

Caravan J.W.Lindner, do.

do. ■

ers andTeaExporters—36,

Trading House,Route Import-

de Dr.

Meckel,

F. Baur, do.

Grouchy; Teleph. 71591: Cable Ad : W. Philipp, do.

Caravan A.M. Bleymueller,

Cardzu Bros. Co., Importers and Chudzinski, impt. ' dept.

tech. do.

Exporters—9, Hankow Road; Teleph. J.P. Denk,

Dietrich, tech.

impt. do.

do.

19272; P.O. Box 1304; Cable

H. CadoknrkCard,?u, Ad: Cardzu

manager A. Duebgen, ins. do.

H.

H. Eckusen,,

H. Erich, optic. expt. ..do,

Carisio Freres, Raw Silk and China K. Frohnhaeuser, optical do.do.

Produce—2l, Rue du Consulat; Te- G.E. Juergens,

Heitmann, booking,Govt. do. do.

leph. 17423; P.O. Box 1:213; Cable W.Limbach, do. do.

Ad: Carisio P. Luebcke, do. do.

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Roehreke, exp. dept. gen,. Scientific Instruments ma-

J. Rosenfeld, do. do. ker, Meteorology Hygienic In-

T. Schmitt, . tech. . do. struments

W. Spalke, do. do. A. Ott, Kempten, Hydrometic In-

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tech. do. do. struments

A. Schwind, do. do. Aktiebolagei, I’ofors, Bofqrs Swe-

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Ch. Dittberner, off. deburg, Kiel

Miss A. Leinung, optic, dept. Ludw. iLoewe (k Co,, A.G., Berlin

Mrs. W. Millhan, expt. do. J. Pohlig A.G., Koeln-Zollstock

Miss R. Rahf, optic, do. Berlin-Karlsruher Indnstriewerke

Mrs, A.G., Karlsruhe

Miss T.A. Tschedanoff,

Walter, impt.tech. do.

do , J. Kemma, Breslau, Diesel-Road

Rollers

Miss J. Weisman, Govt., do.

Sole Agents for G. Bilseher, Chemnitz, Knitting

Sandoz Chemical Works, Basle machines

D. Kemp Gebr. Baaga G.m.b.H., Stuttgart,

II. R. Gasten Knitting machines

Sole Agents for Walter & Co., Muehlhflusen i/-

Ditmar Brunner Bros., Ltd., Vienna Thuer, Knitting machines

J. A. Vomer Schnellpressenfabrik Frankenthal,

vorm Albert & Cie, A.G.,

Sole Agents for. F rankenthal / P falz

Bayerische Motorenwerke A. G. Karl Krause, Leipzig

Leichtflugzeugbau Klemm G.m.b.H. Minimax-Export Co., Berlin

Arado Handelsgesellschaft G.m.b.E. Zeiss Ikon, A.G. Goerz-Werk, Ber-

Dornier Metal ibauten G.m.b.H. lin-Zehlendorf, Locks

Heinkel Flugzeugwerke G.m.b.H. A. Jung, Lokomotivenfabrik G.m.

Carl Zeiss, Jena. Optical and b. H., Jungenthal

Chemical Instruments The International B.F. Goodrich

Zeiss Ikon A.G., Dresden. Came- Corp. Akron, Ohio, U.S.A.

ras, Cinema Projectors, Films, Fairbanks, Morse & Go., New

Photographic Accessories. York

Eisenberger Trockenplattenfabrik, Sargent & Co., New York, Locks

Eisenberg (Timer.) Photographic h Builders'DHardware

Caterpillar actor Co., Peoria,

plates

Zeiss-Aerotopograph G.m.b.H., Jena, Fire111.'Insurance U.S.A.

Aerial-Surveying Instruments

Kraft & Steudel A.G., Dresden, Baloise Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

Photographic papers Netherlands’ Ins. Co. (est. 1846’)

R. Winkel G.m.b.H. (Winkel- Batavia Sea k Fire Ins. Co., iLd.

Zeiss), Goettingen. / Scientific Norwich Union Fire Ins. See., Ld.

Optical Instruments

Askania-Werke A.G., Berlin-Frie- Carlton Theatre--S’, Park Road; Te-

33641;

denau, Cinema Picture-Taking leph. R. K. Butler, general manager

Machines A. J. Richter, manager

Georg Wolf. G.m.b.H., Berlin,

Electro'Optical and Medical In- Carmiqhael, E. J., Manufacturers’

struments

R. Juing A.G., Heidelberg, Mikro- Agent-—73, Peking: Road; Teleph.

15699; P.O. Box fill; Cable Ad:

tomes

Clemens Riefler, Nesselwang, Mat- Michaelcar

hematical Drawing Instruments,

Astronomical clocks M IS Gar lax

C.trical

Erbe, apparatus,

Tuebingen, Medico-Elec-

X-Ray ma- Carmichael, Lennox & Gray, Marine

and CargbSurveyors—Laidlaw

chines, Diathermic-Apparatus, 106. Szeebuen Road; Teleph. 16107 Building,

Universal Apparatus J.Gray,M.i.M.E.,M.i.Mf:cn.E. & a.m.i.n.a.

20

610' SHANGHAI

Caroline Leap Tobacco Co., Tobacco Cathay Import & Export 'Co.—120,

Importers—8, Museum Road; Te- Museum Road'; P.O. Box 1953

leph. • 12021; P.O. Box 1972; Cable

Ad: Caroco di 1^ # ^ m

Carpi’s Italian Opera Corporation— Cathay Insurance ' iFo tail' p*tb i shipm kakjf.

1, "Caritori Road; Telcph. 16741 1 Office, Eire, Marine,

A. Car^i J 'j Motor

25, ; Car Road;

Jinkee arid Casual'ty Insurance—

Tele'ph. 17931,; Cable-

Carson 'Studio, Commercial Pboto- Ad: Cathay

graphy—1143 a, Bubbling Well Rd.; T. A. Buckley, partiier

Misk Maldar, secretariy . '

Teleph. SOtbS ; Cable Ad: Photoart

Peter Chant, proprietor , , Cathay International Import Co.—

K. Shelley: 106, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 17655;

Carter ;THEATRE-rl20, Carter Road; P.O. Box 1869, Cable Ad: ’> Cikom

B. S. Madersky \ahd G.ciR. Bay-

Teleph. 32878 Hn,- proprietors

Carvalho. Dr. A. de, (Dental Surgeon J. Y. Zitrin and P. S. : Gold,

—H. & S. Building, 12, The Bund; managing diricctors' ' ij

Teleph. 73606 N. S. Zephyroff, manager

L. N. Segal, chief accountant.

J. M. Friedman

Casa d’Italia—(se^ Club's)

^ II Mah er Hi S’ §jf ffc Kin

CasA Do ‘ Povo>, •' Provision and Wine and ExportersCo.,ofLtd.,

: Cathay Lace Manufacturers

Hand-made

Merchants, Importers and Hx porters— Drawn work, Brass

172, Range Road;r Teleph. 408:16; Cable chuen Road (Rear of 19, Nanking Ware, etc.—119,Lace,

Sze-

Ad:M.Maher , Teleph. 12064; P.O. Box 333; Road);

Cable Ad:

Maher, manager Cathay laeo

Casanova Cate & Restaurant— 545-7, : S- Vane, manager

Y. P. Sih, accountant

Avenue Edward YII; Telephs. 81374

and 85541; Cable Ad : Casanova CathaV Land Co., Ltd. —Sassoon

Case, J., High-Class Tailor—72, Sze- House, 1, Nanking Road; Teleph.

11430; P.O. Box 1362

chuen Road; Teleph. 17140 Directors — H. E. Arnhold. C. H.

Arnhold, F. R. Davey, R. E. Sassoon,

Cash . Shares Investment Go —108, B.G. Monteith-Webb, E. Hayim and

Central

; Arcade; Teleph. 16582' E, H.S. M.Barraclpugh, manager

A. J. Fleming, manager

n& -& m Kai hah Arnhold Mann, & Co., secretary

Ltd., gen’l. managers

Castner-Kellner Alkalir Co., Ltd.— ^ S' E Min huang hung su

BrunnerTeleph.

Road; Mond Building, 41, Szechuen

252; Cable Ad:67371

Alkali(10 lines); P.O. Box Cathay

Road;

Match Co., The—I, Kiukiang

Teleph. 11250; Cable Ad:

Imperial

Ltd. Qhemiqal

(Incorporated Industries.

under (China),

the Or- Cathymatch

dinances of Hongkong), agents S. J.Y.Wulfsberg

Euren, manager

Cathay Co., Importers and Exporters T. A. Hultman

—96, Peking Road: Teleph. 12212; Cathedral Schools {See Educational)

P.O. Box 1875; Cable Ad: Honesty

Cathay Hotel— Sassoon House, Nan- Cathay Laundry—160, Hungjao Road;

king Road; Teleph. 11240 Teleph. '71016

E. Oarrard, gen. mariager G. W. Tyler, manager

SHANGHAI 611

Cathay Mansions—Corner of Rue m & m m m *

Cardinal and Rue Bourgeat; Te- Chuny hna s/umg yih kung sze.

leph. 70070 Central China CommercialAgents—25

Co., Im-

Mrs. Logan, manageress porters and Manufacturers’

Cathay Mercantile Co., Importers Ad: JinkeeCencomchin

Road; Teleph. 19720; Cabl

i and Exporters — 21, Yuen Ming

Yuen Road; Teleph. 11359; P.O.

Box 1784; Cable Ad: Chinapaite Central Express Co.—228, Shantung

Road; Teleph. 91694; Cable Ad:

Cathay Middle School—Educa- Cenex

tional)

> Cathay Pharmacy., Deutsche Apotheke Central China Realty Co., Ltd., Es-

tate and Insurance Agents—36,

I —1131, Bubbling Well Road; Te- Edward

leph. 32227 VII; Teleph. 18549; Avenue

Cable

H. Baruksen, proprietor Ad- 9441; Radio 2814

Cathay Products Trading Co.—Room Central Egg Cold Storage Co.,40,Exporters

314, H. & S. Building: Teleph. ofRoad; Products—Office:

Teleph. 10102; Factory No. 1:

Canton

13024: P.O. Box 1210; Cable Ad: 185k, Broadway

Caprotco

I. I. Maremant, proprietor Factory No. 2:—30b, Dixwell 51611;

East; Teleph. Road;

Teleph. 51502; Cable Ad: Tyyen; Codes

Cathay Steel Manufacturing Co.—12, used: Bentley, A.B.C. 6th edn.

T.A. Y.Kogan,

Yen, secretary

managing director

Foch Terrace, Av. Foch; Teleph.

72104 I. Zwick, surveyor

Poan Young Foo, gen. manager A. Katz, factory supervisor

Cathay Transportation Co., Forward- S.T. T.T. Wan,

Sung, accountant

cashier

ers and Customs Clearing Agents— L. J. Sung

64, Peking Road; Teleph. 10641;

Cable Ad: Oosmoe ifr Chung Yang

“Celesta” Co., Oin.ematography, Auto- Central Insurance Co., Ltd.—21, Jin-

matic Organs, Photographic Supplies— kee Road; Teleph. 11842; P.O. Box

407, Bubbling Well Road. Telejjh. 758; Cable Ad: Centremost

34587 C. J. G. Hill, resident secretary

A. C. Tokmakoff, manager director Agents

S.V. E.V. Oargtso, cameraman

Goorevitch; photographer C. E. Sparke Insurance Office

Miss Mao, typist

Central Pharmacy — 10, Broadway;

Catholic Circle—(ser; Clubs) Teleph. 41884

Catholic, Girls’ League—(see Clubs) Central Priixting Co. — F.307, Woo-

m m cheng Road; Teleph. 42181

Central Agency, Ltd. , Importers of &n # H

J.Road;

& P. Coats’

Teleph.Threads,

16091;etc.—15, Szechuen

P.O. Box 340;

Cable Ad: Spool Kin sin yvn ni kun si

Central

C. Wallace, general mgr. China and cial and Insurance Realty Co., Estate, Finan-

Agents,Road;

Architects

W.Hongkong

Hendry I G. M. Cameron and Surveyors—25, Jinkee

15148-9

Teleph.

R. A. Muir | F. H. Donald C. P.Sun, general manager

Central Asia Co'., Ltd., Manufactur- Y. Yue> secretary

ers and Exporters of. Grass Carpets, S.K. Hsu,

Z. Yue, accountant

architect

etc.—123a, Seymour Road; Teleph.

37989 S.Z. V.W. Moo

Whang, assistante'ept.),

(insurance

20*

612 SHANGHAI

g H Mei Min CHAMBERS OF CpMMERCE

Central Refrigeration Co., Importers American Chamber of Commerce

—Robert Dollar Building 3, Canton

and liis^.ailation Engineers of i’ci'rigera1> Road; Teleph. 14742; P.O. Box 357;

ing, lee.-raaking and Air-conditioning Cable Ad; Amoliampom

Machinesr—Head-Office: Corner Che-

kiang and Soochovv Roads;Teleph. 90696; President C, H. French M, r.

Cable Ad: Cenrefco; All Codes used. Yice-president—T. C, Britton

Cq-opQiatiye treasurer—C. R. Bennett

Street, Chicago,Offices:

Ilk, 17.8.127,.

A. Dearborn W: S. Fleming

A. Mtivroraati, b.a., m.e., director and P. S. Hopkins

general manager

D. M. Kablc, director (Chicago) A. !E. Schuhmacher

F. Wilsop and I. Thompson, eng. F. J. Twogood

I. Preston, travelling representative F. P. Bills I J. F. Rhame

Chester Fritz | O. Steen

fl] fl|l Quin wo tt m m & w &

Central .Traping Co- Merchants and Belgian Teleph.

Chamber of Commerce —

62739; P.O.

Comrfiissibn Agents—14, KiukiartgRoad;

Teleph. 10863; Cable Ad : Dartnec Chairman—J. HersBox .688

Thos. H. puffert Vice- do. —F. De Jong

F. H. Szeto | Szeto Tu Shing Vice- do. ——M.

Secretary E, deRenard

Vleeschouwer

Central Trust Co:—96, Peking Road; Brazilian

Camara deChamber - of Commerce,

TelepHs.’ 60399, 60400 and 10946; : Comercio Brasilevia—38,

Cable Ad: CeiitrustOo or 1135 Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. 19212;

Dien Chiyuen, chairman Cable Ad: Brazilcom

Chairman—M. Deitrich

J. J. Yiffin. v-'ce.-pres. Secretary—Zinaida Batalha

C. T. Yen. pres, and manager

N. iS. iDien, assist.'vice,-pres. ft®®®: Ying song Tcimg way'

Centrosojus (England), British Chamber j of Commerce

Grain, Lumber, Fish andLtd.,Export

Tea, (Shanghai)—17, . The Bund; Te-

leph. 12694; Cable Ad: Britiscom

Departments—Branches: Tientsin and Committee

Hankow. 2, Peking Road; Telephs. 16655,

16152 and 15956; Cable Ad: Potrebitel; (chairman),— R.N. Calder

LeslieMarshall

(vice-

Codes: Bentley’s, R.U.T. Code and Scho- chairman), H. E. Arnhold, A. M.

field’s Caiman, B. D. F. Beith, A. W.

A. -T. Levin, manager Burk ill, o.b.e , H. V. Wilkinson,

J. N. Babitch, sub-managor n.s.o., T. H. R. Shaw and F. B.

Winter

Cercle Francais—(see Clubs) Hon. Member of the Committee—

L.Counsellor

Beale, c.b.e., H.M. Commercial

of Legation

Cercle Sportif Francais—(see Clubs) Joint Committee, British Chamber

of—R.Commerce

Calder Marshal], N.Association

and China Leslie, H.

v) & m n m ® E.Beith,

Arnhold.

A. W.A. Bnrkill,

M. Cannan,

o.b.e.,B. D.

T. H.F.

Shd lee mo ye kung ze R,W. S.Shaw, H. Y. Wilkinson, n.s.o.,

Chali Trading Co., Ltd., Importers1 King, Harold Porter, c.M.G., P.

and; Exporters -6, Kiukiang Road ; W. Massey and 1 LG. W. WTo6dhea/i,

Telephs. 19883 and 10865; Cable Ad: O.B.E.

Chalitrad

E. de Vleschouwer, manager g; Chinese Chamber of Commerce—

J.T. Louie, assist-secretary

H. Houang, North Soochow Road; Telepbs.

40126-0; Cable Ad : Chambercom

Chief Secretary Yen H go-sen

Chalk, M., :High Ol^ss Furniture Gen Seerotary —Cheng Chen

Superintendent—Fong tsing

Chiu-pah

Maker and Decbra;t;dr-Y26( Museum

Road; T&Ieph.’ 118&7 Chairman—"Wang Hsiao-lai

SHANGHAI 61 :i

Danish Chamber of Commerce — # <&■ fD # it

Wayfoong Hoi.se, 56, Szechuen

Road • Tele'ph. 19217 : Cable Ad: Netherlands ’■ ' Joro toha wo song kung way :

Dankam Chamber of Commerce

Chairman—C. J. Knipschildt — c/o Netherlands

Sassoon House/ TheTrading

Bund ; Society,

Teleph.

Vice Chairman—E. Trock 10588; P.O. Box 1550

Chairman—F. Reijsenbach

Secretary—A. H. Eskelund Hon. Secy. Treas.— K. Van Diggele

Capt. J. J. Bahnson

A. Corrit Noriveglan Chamber of Commerce—56,

tm m mm m Szechuen Road

Le wha fah hwo Song wo tsung way Chairman—F. Hoehnke

French Chamber of Commerce of Vice:chairmen—B. Rein and C. Blix

China—I. S. S. Building, 9, Av. Secretary —B. W. Enger

Edward VII, 2nd floor; Teleph. ® fahai ngo m hwok

m songm wui Ji

84727; Cable Ad: Francecom

Hon. Chairman—H. Shang

Chairman—J. DonneMadier . RhssiaN; . Chamber of Commerce — 24,

Kiangse Road

Vice-do.

Treasurer—M.—H. Mazot

Cochain Hon.: President—V. Grosse

E. France

Saussine, inComnierciaV Attache of Vice

Hon. Chaifman—S.

Secretary—Ch.S.E.Heimann

Metzler

Member China, Statutory Jurisebns ult— J. A. Yavdynsky

General Secretary—'J. Fredet

Chinese Tsu R. Shanghai

Members—H.do.Bar,—S.F. G.Bouvier,

General Chamber of Com-

merce—North China Building, 17,

Courthial, J. Deville, P. Dupuy, The . Build; Teleph. 10704; P.O.

J. Madier, A. Mouton, J. Sauvayre Box 1049

and E. Sigaut Chairman—H. W. P. McMeekin

Secretairies—Beck & Swann

German Chamber of Commerce—24.

The Bund; Teleph. 18967; Cable Ad: Champ de Courses Francais, .Le. — 9,

Handelskam

President—G. Bdplsen Avenue Edward VII; Telephs. 10028

Vice- do. —W. Weber and 62,454; P.O. Box 371; Cable Ad:

Secretary—Dr. W. Vogel Canidrome

& -fa Wl * ^ ps ? ^

Ta I huo Slicing Kuei ‘ Chang'hung ya, hsien kvng sz'e

Italian Chamber of Commerce for Chance & Hunt, Ltd., Chemical Manu-

the Far East (Camera di Com- facturers—Brunner Mond Building,

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 67371 (10 lines);

41,

mercio Italiana)— 278; Kiangse Road ; i

Teleph. 11896; IIO. Box 556: Cable Ad: P.O.Imperial Box 252;Chemical

Gable Ad: Alkali

Cadi edit Industries (China),

President—CheV. Ufr.f , Ci Fuma- Ltd. (Incorporated

dinances underagents

of Hongkong), the Or-

.Vice-President—Chet.

galli Ufi. Dr. Chang Chow, Piece Goods Merchants —

U. M. Tayella 2i59a, Broadway; Teleph. 41457

Hon. ‘Secretary—V. Gironi

Hon. Treas.—G. Righini Chang Dah Yuen & Co.. Hardware

Secretary—F. Puta'taro Merchants—43, Broadway; Telephs.

•Japanese Chamber of Commerce—24; 42883? and 43102; Cable Ad: 'Chan-

The Bund; Teleph. 14804; Cable dayuco

Ad: Japaniscom Chang Eoong Realty Co.. Architects

Chairman—M. Yonesato and iSurveyors—12, Kiukiang Road;

Vice-do.

Secretary—K.—M. Ishida

Yoshida Teleph. 14085

Assistant Secretaries—S. Sadachi, M. S. Char, managing director'

T. Watanabe, Y. Nakagawa, H. Y. Chow, manager-

K. Matsumaru and K. Maycda j M. Seng,- architect

614 SHANGHAI

in & ® M a IS & & Chattillon—39, Canton Road; Te-

Jih dzerig kung kee yoh fang yoh leph. 14151; P,0. Box 1601

hang kung sze

Chang J. D. & Co., Ltd., Chemists & Chee Hsin Cement Co-, Ltd.—38,

Avenue Edward YII; Teleph. 13812 j

Druggists (Wholesale and Nanking

Hospital Supplies—166, Ketail) Cable Ad: Cement

Road; Telephs. 91140 and 91149; Chee Hsin Pottery—48, Szechuen Road

Cable Ad: Chemicus Teleph. 19917; Cable Ad: Potela

Z. D. Pan, assist, manager

T. B. Me;au, m.d., chemist

Chekiang Industrial Bank — (See

Chang, K. AY., Attorney-at-Law — Banks),

Rooms 201-2. Shanghai Bank Build-

ing, 40,. Ningpo R^adiA. Teleph. ChellaRam, D., Wholesale and Retail

loea© Silk Merchant—9a,

Chang Nieh-ytjn, Attorney-at-Law— Box 1266;' Teleph. Hankow Road; P.O.

11641; Cable Ad:

Precious

40, Ningpo Road; Telephs. 17769

and 42337; Cable Ad: Niehyun Chemical Research Laboratory — (See

Chang Sung Construction Co., Medical Analysis Laboratory)

Building Contractors—6, Szechuen Chemical iWorks Gedeon Richter—20y

Road; Teleph. 16166 Museum Road; Teleph. 19902

Chang, Dr. T. C., Counsellor-at-Law A. Satdr, representative

—141, Szeehuen Road; Teleph. 12973 Chen Chih Trading Co., General Im-

iSS Tien hah chang porters—9-10, Ziang Yue Lee, Rue

Chang, T. K. & Co., Manufacturers Box Montauban; Teleph. 80611; P.O.

of Metal Ware, Glass Ware, Lamps, 1242; Cable Ad: Chenchidye

and Stoves—946a, Avenue Road; Te- Sinze Wu, general manager

leph. 32136 ; Cable Ad : Shinfoon S. F. Chiu, assist, manager

T. K. Chang, propr. and general mgr. N. Y. Woo, manager

Chang, Dr. Yuanmei, Legal practi- Chen, H., Manufacturers’ Agents—4.

tioner and Finger-print Expert— Hong P.O.

Kong Road; Teleph. 12526;

Box 341; Cable Ad: Zung-

100, Peking Road; Teleph. 15670 shing

Chao Tai Fire & Marine Insurance Chen Hua Paint Manufacturing Co ,

Co., Ltd.—13>a, Canton Road; Te- Ltd., Manufacturers of Paint and

leph. 17864'; Cable Ads: Shawhsing Varnish—478, North Soochow Road

and 5128 C. P. Loh, managing director

Chapeaux & Co.. Ltd., M., Importers and Chen Hwa Lee Kee Cotton Manufac-

Exporters—4-5, French Bund; Teleph. turing Co., Ltd.—65, Peking Road;

82507 Teleph. 14342; Mil 1—4, Lay Road ;

Chapet Electricity &1 Water Works Co., Teleph. 50243

Ltd.—1-2, Azalea Terrace; Teleph. J. S. Sih

46294 Chun Sung Sih

S. T. Sze, chairman of board

Charleux, R., Waste Silk Merchant—3, Chen Meng-Ghieh, Exporter — 11,

Canton Road; Teleph. ,11379: P.O. Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph.

17972; P.O.! ; Box 1692; Cable Ad:

Box 1015; Cable Ad : Charleux Meehen =■ '

Chartered B\nk of.India, Austr. and

China (See Banks) Chen Shin & Co. (Ken Wah Co.),

Naval and Military Contractors—44,

Chase Bank, The—(see Banks) Rue du Weikwee; Teleph. 14947

SHANGHAI 615

Chen Tah Ziang, Government Con- K. Appel E. Bornschein

tractors—1263, Broadway; Teleph. M. SachaiY R. Jachnig

43242 H. G. Heysen W.

G. Schneider

Herrgesell

\V. Sommer

S. K. Woo, general manager F. Mornhihweg C. Baker

Chen, Tsai & Co., Legal Practitioners O. Holfs, representativeSteelofWorks

—20, Museum Road; Telephs. 12174 AgentsSchoeller-Bleckmann

for

and 19851; Cable Ad: Lesnuoc Humboldt, Deutz Motqren A. G.

Cheng, F. T., Barrister-at-Law — 20, Koeln-Deutz

Dresden Leipziger Sehnellpressenfa-

Museum Road; Teleph. .13613; Cable brik, A.G.,

Ad : Leges *1 August Foimn,Coswig i. Sa.

Leipzig-Reudnitz

Gebr. Brehmer, Leipzig

^ & tu it Weise Soehne Halle

Halvor-Breda, A. S.

Charlottenburg

Cheong Co., W. Y., Importers and Ex- Efha-Rasterwerk, Muenchen

porters—9, Foochow Road; Teleph. Demag A.-G., Duisburg

10208; Cable Ad: Lishamco Union - Matex (Union of German

Textile

Berlin Machine Manufacturers),

Chester-, Richaed, Advertising Con- choeller - Bleckmahn Steel Works,

tractor—9, Rue' Chapsal; Teleph. Vienna

81206; Cable Ad: Chester

/heyne, Johann H., Chartered Ac- Ohien Pao-Ho., b.a., ll.b., Attorney

and Counsellor-At-Law—14, Honan

^cpuntant—483', Av. Foch and 112, Road

iSzechuen Road, Telephs. 16138 and

30750; Cable Ad: 7031 Chih Chen Co., Merchants and Com-

mission Agents—207-11, Boundary

^ & a g Road; Telephs. 41615 and 42180;

Chi Chang

Embroideries, Swatow Drawn-work and

C,ross-stitch—1297,'

41979; Broadway; Teleph. Chilean Consulate—(see Consulates)

K. S.Cable

Ling, Ad: Chichang

manager Chin Shong Printing Co. — 764-5,

Chi Tung Tobacco Co., Ltd,—6, Soo- East Yalu Road; Teleph. 51761

T. K. Wang, manager

ehow Road; Teleph. 65486

C. C. Newson, secretary

K. McKelvie. ; assist, secretary Chin Tsiang & Co.. (Ltd., Embroi-

deries and Fine Arts—22, Bubbling

Chibunovsky & . Co.—Heating and Well Road

Plumbing Contractors—477. Bub-

bling Well Road; Cable Ad: Chi- China Aerocrete Co., Ltd., Manufac-

bunovsky turers of Aerocrete—Sassoon House

Chicago Tribune—38, Av. Edward (Srd floor), Nanking Road; Teleph.

YII; Telep'h.. 14741; Cable Ad: Chi- 11224-5

F. R, Davey, chairman

catrib R. E. Sassoon, director

Charles Dailey, Far Eastern rep. C. H. Arnhold, do.

A. Malcolm, managing director

Technical Managers—Malcolm &

Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Co., Ltd., Wayfoong House, 56,

G.m.b.H. (Ltd.), Importers and Con- Szechuen Road .

tractors for all kinds of Machinery— Factory—90, Pingliang Road; Te-

138, Kiangse Road; Telephs. 13590,: leph. 51275

13597-8-9; Cable Ad: Engincomer

W. Thiemann China Airways (Fed. Ind., U.S.A.)—«

A. J. Zernin 3, Canton Road

616 SHANGHAI

n m m * China Brass and Iron Works, Ltd.,

Cheung mei yen yet kung Sze " General Engineers— 484, Kiangse

China American Tobacco Co., Leaf Road; Teleph. 610721; P.O. Box 798

ID i rectors — H. M. Little, H.

Tobacco Importers—12:, The Bund; Stringer. W. R. Walter, T. A.

Teleph. 13261; P.O. Box 1620; Cable Zee, Y. K. Song

Ad: Chimerica

W. H. Owens, assist, general manager

S. P. Clement, manager China Broadcast—113-115, Av. Ed-

ward YII; Telephs. 11372 and 84000;

China Architects and Builders Com- , Cable Ad: Radicixcbe

J. L. Marshall, director

penium — N. China- Building, 17, j H. J. Bayliss, tech.

The Bund; Cable Ad: Compen- A. Bershadsky

pendium C

J. T. W. Brooke and R. W. Davis, Miss F. G. Wolfe

joint editors

China Art Rug Co., Manufacturers China Brothers Co.; General Con-

of Peking Carpets and Rugs—509, tractors, Builders, etc.—V160, N.

Bubbling Well Road ; Teleph. 3i5557 Kiangse K. F.

Road; Teleph. 42837

Tsong, director

C. T. Hang, manager Y. Tsong, manager

China Association (see Associations and W. H. K. Hsu, secretary

Societies)

China Builder,” A

China Assurance Corporation, Fire, devoted to the Building Trades—36,Monthly Magazine

Marine and Accident — Shanghai Jinkee Road

Bank Building, Ningpo Road; Te- C. F. Laessoe, proprietor

lephs. 151:13-4 R. Mrs.

L. Stewart, editor

Boaler, secretary

Bang How, chairman

J. T. Chu, general manager

H. T. Smith, assist, manager China Button Co., Exporters of Clam

M. K. Mo, treasurer Shell Button Blanks—36, .-iking

T. ID. Wong, chief clerk Road; Teleph. 17316; P.O. Box 1570;

China Auto Accessories Co. — 769, Cable Ad : Chinbut

J. P. Butt, manager

Bubbling Well Road; Telephs. 31340

and 31898“'; P.O. Box 805; Cable Ad:

Ohimautoacc. China Car & Foundry ;Co., Ltd..

D. K. Tsu, general manager Builders of Railway Freight Cars—

China Banking Corporation — (see 4.12590; Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph.

Factory—Kwong Eoo Road,

Banks) Chapei; Teleph. 127; Cable Ad:

China Baptist Book Store—27, Yuen Chapei

Ming Yuen Road : Box 1581: Cable W. Wright, managing director

Ad : Bap to C. A, Bowevn, secretary

Y. F. Yang, manager A.J. L.B.Nielsen,

Speed,assist,

supt.supt

China Baptist Publication Society— G. Deitz, accountant

(see Missions)

sgl Die ka China

Road; Chemical Works—C. 444, Honan

China Bird Co., Importers and Ex- ChemicalTeleph. 94066; .Cable Ad:

porters of Frozen Gqbds—17, Peking

Road; Teleph. 18881; Cable Ad:* China Christian Advocate—23, Yuen

Chinabird

H. Dierks. mao aging proprietor Ming Yuen Road

A.Zee

C. Dierks. assistant L. L. Hale, editor

Hang Gie | Hsu- Pao Liang W. A. Main, treasurer

SHANGHAI 617

China Clipper, The,” An Insurance M Tseng yuan hong

Journal for the Far East—Room 219;

368, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 10129; Cable China portersCommercial ExtendingRueCo.,Mon-

and Exporters—3. Im-

Ad: Kingsyn tauban; Teleph. 85684: P.O. Box 1155;

I). K. King, editor and publisher Cable Ad: Chinayuyih

E. J. Ziel, business mgr. Z. Y. Yu, manager

T. C. Yuan

China

chiefly Clock

Clocks Co.,

and General

Watches —20, Business

Museum

Road; Teleph. 12369; Cable Ad: Katt- it ® ± m

winkel; Codes: A.B.C. Woo dah ho so h< H

M. Kattwinke], propr.6thand

andmang.

Bentley’s

dir.' China Cotton Trading Co., Cotton

and Yarn Merchants—80, Avenue

& Ji£ 3$ # 4* Edward YII; Teleph. 15062; P.O.

China Coal Briquette Co., Ltd., Box 1556; Cable Ad: Cbinacatred

H. Z. Zih, manager

Manufacturers of Coal Briquettes—

Office- 38, Avenue Edward YII; China, Cotton Trading Corporation,

Factory: Pootung; Office: 6, Sze- Ltd.—12, Jinkee Road ; Telephs.

chuen

HanburyRoad; Road;Hongkew

Teleph. Branch:

15253 3, 1:6405 and 13839; Cable Ad: 6700

Lieu Ong Kee, general manager Y. €. Chang, general manager

S.S, A.U. Woo

Huang, works mgr. and engr.

Chung hwoh song wo sin toh Civ-ng chii

China Coal Co. —39, Canton Road; China CreditCredit

Merchants, Information Bureau,

and Investigation;

Teleph. 12315; Cable Ad: Interlute Debt Collection—45), Kiangse Road;

iS. H. Abbass Telepli. 16740; Cable Ad: Credit info

China Coast Officers’ GviLp--(See J. F. Bishop

Associations) H. C. Yarnum

Miss H. Ryder, secretary

China Coasters’ Tide Book — N. China “ CriticPublishing . Co. — 50,

China Building, 17, The Bund; Peking Road; Teleph. 10976; Cable

Teleph. 11035

Publishers: N\ China Daily News Ad:D. K.Sinocritic Lieu, editor

Kwei Chung Shu, do.

China Coir Furnishing. Co., Ltd., China Deep Well Drilling Co., Ltd.

The, Manufacturers of Coir Matting

and Mats—21 Jinkee Road; Teleph. (Incorporated in Hongkong)—1st Floor,

51514; P.O. Box 1153; Cable Ad: Wayfoong11225 House,(4 56.lines):

Szechuen

CableRoad;

Angloese; Codes: A.B.C. 5th Edn., Teleph. Artesian

Ad:

Acme,

Universal Bentley’s,

Trade Schofields

and Western pclectic,

Union; Malcolm & Co., Ltd., general managers

General Managers—Whitson^, Ld., E. Davies, chairman

35,A.Canton Roaddirector Directors

McBain,—F.R.R, Davey,

E. Sassoon, W. and

E. Sigaut R.

V. White, P. Chu

A. S. Blackensee, factory manager A. M.Malcolm,

H. Hutchinson Spiegler,managing

secretarydirector

& & Jf i§ P. F. J. Eardley, chief engineer

A. M. Thornton j J. T. Fu

l/wa song kwong Jco hung, sze

China Commercial Advertising fF m 4* Chung huo ping .pdo

Agency, Advertising and Merchan-

dising—2, Hongkong . Road ; Teleph. “China Digest, The,” Weekly Political

12563; P.O. Box 860;. Cable Ad: Literary 11886;

Review—24, The Bund; Teleph.

P.O. Box 1417

Chinacomad Carroll

C. manager

P. Ling, proprietor- and general T. Y. Lunt,

Chao editor and proprietor

Mrs. N. J. Becke | Wm. T. Yanue

618 SHANGHAI

China Dyeing Works, Ltd.—34&. China Engineering and Plumbing

Ningpo Road; Telephs. 9321S-5 ' Co.—29, Szechuen Road; Teleph.

' C. Y. AVong, manager. 14434; Cable Ad:' Cepco

China Educational Supply Association,

Ltd. The, Dealers in Chemicals, Physical 13 & M H X ® ft i fa

and

etc.—62, Scientific

HonanApparatus, Stationery;

Road; Teleph. 12081, China Engineers, Ltd., The (Incor-

Cable Ad: 6427 porated

Road; Teleph. in Hong Kong)—15,

11268-9; P.O. BoxMuseum1182;

China Egg Produce Co., Ltd., Ex- Cable W. Ad:

C. Chienginer

Gomersall, a.m.i.e.e., maii. dir.

porters

Products andand Manufacturers

Frozen Eggs —of 35-44, Egg J. W. Brierley, mgr. textile dept.

Whangpoo Road; Teleph. 41,870; Cable H. J. Chapman,

W. A. McClelland secretary

Ad: Chinaprod K. G. Joseph I Z. V. Chu

Y. S. Cheng . A. R. Poliak | Miss E. Eckert

- C. W, Yung | Miss E. V. Carion

'/Sol? Agents for "

Chung ^uo ^en hwAg sze Electrical

China Electric Co., Ltd., Manufacturers Electric Construction Co., Ld. Dyna-

ofandandElectrical

Agents Machinery

for Telephone,. Telegraph

of all kinds—230, MedhurstRd.; and Apparatus

Teleph. George Ellison,Rotary

mos, Motors, Ld. Convertors,

Control and etc.

30179 (3 lines); P.O. Box 289; Cable Ad: ' Johnson Switch-gear

Microphone. A Phillips, Ld. Electric

Road, Chapei;Factory: Teleph.539,46377.

ChangHead An Wires and Cables of all kinds.

Transformers, etc. ; . ,

Office: Shanghai

J. F. Rhame, general manager C. Alternators,

A. Parsons &Condensing

Co., Ld. Plant

Turbines,

Miss R. Hendson, secy, to gen, mgr. ' United Incandescent Lamps and

Lamps Co., Ld. ■‘Tungsram ”

Y. H. Ou, assist, do. Electrical

W. H. Tan, secretary-treasurer

H. P. Miller, commercial manager Stella Conduit Co., Ld. Steel Con-

, (. C.,' H. SB.. Liu,

Chu,sales

assist,manager

sales mhiiager ' J. duit

K. W. Johnstone, buyer ’ :: • H. Tucker & Co., Ld., Ronclad

R. H. BrOwh, assist, tp commerical Cut-6uts, Wall Plugs* Switches,

manager Fuses, etc.

L.H. S.T. Drew, chieftreasurer

Lo,.assist, accountant ■ '*°General

H. D. Yue, assist, stores manager Broughton

Copper andCopper Brass Co.Tubes,

(1928),Plates,

Ld.

M. P. Wei, head of service etc.

Factory—Shanghai;

Y. L. Loh, telephone Teleph. 4Q547

engineer John Fowler &Material*

Co. (Leeds),Locomotive,,

Ld. Light

M. Smoleffi, general foreman Railway

T. S. Wang, accountant and Rolling Stock. Road-making

Machinery, Concrete Mixers, Agri-

cultural Machinery, etc.

China ELECTRiq Photo Printing Co. Holman Bros., Ld. Air Compressors,

—56, Nanking Road; Teleph. 11850 Rock Drills,

Hoists, Pneumatic etc.Tools,

Mining Machinery,

C. Suin, manager Lewis & Tylor, Ld. Patentees of

“Gripoly” Belting,. Makers of

China Embroidery Co.—271, Yates

Road; Teleph. 37905; i-Oable Ad: W.Leather Belting,

H. Holmes CanvasLd.Hose,Paints

& Sons, etc.

Chinaembro and

Premier Compositions

Steel Co., Ld. Files,

ToolsTwist

and

C&ina Enamelling Tungkee Co., Ltd.. High Speed Steels,

Drills, etc.

inManufacturers

Enamel Ware—64, of and Wholesale Dealers

Avenue Edward John Shaw,

Slack SellarsLd.& Co.,

WireLd.RopesSteel and

VII; Teleph. 18262; Cable Ad: 6789 Wood Saws of all kinds Eng. Oil

S. H. Dong, manager Ocean Oil Co., Ld., Marine

SHANGHAI 619

Textile China Fibre Container Co., Manu-

George Hattersley A- Sons, Ld. Looms facturers, Paper Bpxes Fibre.ofShipping

all kinds,Containers,

Toilet

and Preparation Machinery Paper and Haichow Water Proof

Jones Textilaties Export Co., Ld. Material—5,

Bobbins and Other Textile Acces- 50556: P. O. Box 261; Cable Road; Packing

Teleph.

soriesTaylor »fc Go. (OleckHeaton), Ad: Chinco

James A. H.E. Klyhn,

Mandel,secretary

president

Ld. Card Clothing

Tweedales

Machinery Smalley, Ld. Textile

' C. W. Marsden Co., Ld. Roller China Finance Corporation (Fed.

Inc. U.S.A.)—4, Hankow

SirSkins,

JamesPickers,

FarmerPicking

Norton.Bands, & Co., etc. 15052-3-4,

Ld., Motorbank P.O. Box 633;Road;Teleph.

Cable Ad:

Bleaching, Dyeing,

Finishing Machinery Printing and

Manager’s Office

G.L. G.Markda Silva j Miss B. Mackenzie

m Hi Chien sing Internal Audit

China Export-Imfokt and Bank Co., Ltd. V. O. dos Remedios

—136-144, Kiangse

13590, 13597-9; Cable Ad: LemjusRoad; Telephs. Loan Department

J.K. Grodtman, manager

Gaertner, signs per pro.(Hamburg) H. Ch. Reek 1 L. Benuch

F. Hille, do. F. Yang | M. Y. Hermann

W. P. Z. Wei | Y. Tsai

E. Lindauer Cashier

A.W. Hinzmann

Orthmann G.K. Kuether

Fust S.M.K.Diamant

King

R. Boehlke Miss A. Reuter J. M. Bau

P. Dehler ...

Mrs. n , M.

rrr ,._

Schmueser C. C. M.

Miss YenBrodel , Y.S. Z.C. ShuChang

H. Biedermann, representing Berger Miss E. Lopes Miss M. Baptista

& Wirth, Leipzig Accounts Department

K. Kroier, representing, J. S. Staedtler, A. E. Figuereido

Nuernberg P.K. Hung

Agents far

I. G. Farbenindustrie A.-G. Leverkusen C. Chen J.B. K.YinChang

Cl. Chew H, A,.' Souza

Pharmaceutical

W.A.Kornatz Dept. j-< c- Credit Information Section

Wagner C. A. Xavier | T. L. King

Dr. O. Giese I Dr. Lombard Repossession Section

J. Veith I Miss G. Priedemann R.J. Hubner

Symons . | N. Y. Young

China Express Co., Ltd., Shipping, Legal Department

Forwarding F. J. Schuhl

208, BoundaryandRoad;

InsuranceTelephs.Agents— 42180 W. Nyi | T. M. Lui

and 41612; Cable Ad: Foho Investigation Section

Y. F. Kwei, general manager C.K. T.C. Tung

Yui |I T.C. Y.H. ChwangYien

|| Vao yeh P.S. C.D. Kiang

Ling .[I S.C. P.D. Chu Chu *

China Feather ,Co., Ltd., Buyers , and Insurance

Exporters

kiang Road;ofTeleph.

Feathers-

10567;Office:Godown:19,'K21,

iu- J. G. da Section

Costa I F. Carneiro

Dalny Road; Teleph. 50713; Cable Ad: K. F. Sung I Y. M. Ling

Featherco

Hans Koch, managing

Dr. A. Korff, acting manager director

Gertrud Krause, secretary China Foreign Trading Co., Export-

ers and Importers of Paints, Var-

nishes, etc.—368, Kiangse Road; Te-

China Felsol Co.—124. The Bund; leph. 10076; Cable Ad : Chifortra ,

Teleph. 17213; Cable Ad: Felsoleom Taft Chow, managing director

H. Y. Mo, director Y. Donald, sub-manager

H. W. Holland, manager A. Meyer, signs per pro

S. ID, Mo, signs per pro. D. Zagros, secretary

620 SHANGHAI

H & Tfc ^

China Fuk Trading Co., Importers Tseeing tab inn kting sze

and Exporters of Furs and Skins— China Import

142, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 13042; —Head Office, Main Yard and Sawmill;

Cable Ad : Marderfur 1426, Yangtszepoo Road; Teleph. 50065

M. Marderfeld,' agent (Private Exchange to allHouse,

Depts.):Teleph.

Ship-

L.Mrs.B. R.Grabivker

S. Koskinen ping Office: Sassoon

P.Y. C.C. Kiang,-Salesman 18014; Cable Ad: Lumberco

Tsien Directors — H. E. Arnhold,

Arnhold, R. E. Sassoon, F. R. Davey C. H.

and E. Evensen

Arnhold & Co., Ltd., general agents

and managers

^ ^m^M^

Q-E an tik sun tien ch’e kimg sze Shanghai Office:

China General Edison Co., Inc.,

Manufacturers and Distributors of Stansfield W.

J. B.E. J.Gray H. Davies

W. Naughton

Edison and G. E. Mazda Lamps, J. A. Collins M. Olausen

N. P. Harkoff

Wiring; Devices, Electrical Porce- S.S. F.“ TseangtahThumher

lains, and Electric Fans—140, Robi- W. D. Rogers, captain

son Road; Telepbs. 28332 , 28333 and

27169; P.0. Box 1002: Cable Ad: S.S. F.“ Hsin Drake, chief engineer

Amgeco

H. E. Page, vicepres. and managing dir. YV. S. Ross,Tseangtah”

captain

J. S. King | E. H. Williams W. Bowden, chief engineer

J. J. Mokrejs | H. F. YVoodhouse S _P jing Office—Sassoon House

Distributary. LL. ?iR, Schinazi | O. Olausen

China United Lamp Co., Inc, China Indent Co., Pty., Ltd., Im-

Andersen Meyei & Co., Ltd, porters of Australian Products—72,

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 16031;

China General Insurance Co.. Ltd., Cable Ad: Chindentoo

Y. J. Palestra, manager

Fire, Motor Car and Fidelity—64,

Peking Road; Teleph. 13273; Cable

Ad: 8713

H. A. Pan, managing director China Industries Ltd., The—Registered

P. K. Chen, accountant Office:

A. de8,C.Museum

Sowerby,Road; Teleph. 13247

manager

f] £ ^ ^ ¥ ft ^ & ia * £ China Inland Missions—{see Missions

Ying song mong kuo kung kong chi cho China Inland Mission Hospital—{see

gn hsien kung sze Hospitals)

China General Omnibus Co.v Ltd.—

Sassoon House, The Bund: Teleph. China Insurance Co., Fire and

11430; Garage: 263, Connaught Road; Marine—12, Jinkee Road; Teleph.

Teleph.

Arnhold 28147 (3 lines)

& Co., Ltd., , . Managers

General 18392; P.O. Box 711; Cable Ad:

H. S. Benner, Secretary Chinsurco

H. H. Goff I A. il. Leslie

China Jeavellery Co,, Watchmakers,

J.D. D.J. E.Chandler

Shotter II G.S. E.C. Avery

etc.—4, Broadway; Teleph. 42671

Barson

R. R, Beer | H. E. Turner Lew Hsin-chuen, manager

“China Journal, The”—8, Museum Road;

China Handkerchief And Hemming Teleph. 13247

A.Missde C.C. S.Sowerby, editor

Cd.,

11215;Ltd.—56,

Cable Ad:Szechuen

Brubro Hoad; Teleph. Moise, manager

M.F.W.W.Bruce, managing H. Kay Campbell, secretary

Cochrane, worksdirector

manager

L. >1. d’Almeida China Kennel Club—{see Clubs)

SHANGHAI 621

u & & iz m * ffi ® m m m 1 $t

Chung kuo pien hung sze Lun Ohuea: Gha-ti' Shang l sung Chok

China Lace Factory, The, Laces and China. Mepchants’ Steam Navigation

Embroideries—Wholesale Office: 37a,

Canton Road; Teleph. 16608; Cable Ad: Co.-tD, The Bu;k1

Chinalace Marquis W. H. Li, general mgr.

Z. Z. Lee, manager V T. Tsai,

C- T. Wang,secretary

do.

China Land and Investment Co.—1, Shipping Y. T. Liu, do.

Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 17169; Cable Ad: Dept

Vestineand .•T. K. Liu | Wu Deh Ling

Young Chee Sing, manager Li Kia Sian; [ I Wei Wang

Marine1 k 'Repair Depl .—

China Land Survey Co.—20, Museum T. Waiig

Road: Teleph. *3806 H. K. Chow

Y. F. Leigh, proprietor Oapt. H. Mackipnon, marine

: G. G. Li, secretary superintendent

Capt. R. J. Milliang, assistant

1

“China Law Journal”—210, Dixwell Snm'rintetdent

Road; Teleph. 43845; Cable Ad: Davisdix Gi Wallace, supt. engineer1

Albert C. Davis, editor and publisher • Mi S. Chien

Property Dept.—

China Medical Association — (See B. Y. Chen ! Y. T. Wang

Associatiotils) Godown Dept.

S: IS. Ling | T. C. Hong

China

chuen Match

Road; Co., Ltd.,

Teleph. 15253;TheCable

-6, Sze-

Ad: Accounts Dept.—

China rgatch. Factories at Soochow, General C. W. Chow ! Y. C. Shin

Shanghai, Chinkiang, Tsupoo, Hankow Dept. —

andO. Kiukiang C. Y. Chu

S. Lieu, manager T. P. Li ; Z. F. Chang

E. T. Hsu, assistant manager Lower Wharf—

S. C. Ling, accountant S. P. Woo,, compradore

S.S. L.L. Tong, generalaffairs

Loh, factory Office C. Stewart, wharfinger

T. G. Ling, technical dept Central Wbarf—

J. Chuen Fu, compradore

K.M. S.P. Chen,

Kwei, business

do. dept. ■ J. Belli son. . wharfinger

E. T. Hsu, labour dept. ' Eastern Wharf—

King Sing San, compradore

tK Yung fung J. Sundlo, wharfinger

Yang Ka,-Au Wharf—

China Mercantile Co., Importers and King Yeh Shu, Compradore

Exporters—543-544, Honan Road; Woo Chung Ping, wharfinger

P.O. Box 1388; Teleph. 93119; Cable King-lee-yuen, Wharf—

Ad: Yungfong Y. S. Li,!,'compradore

Tsar Chi-tsung, manager T. F. Ssu, wharfinger

Ships’ Officers:

China

tion, Merchants

U.S.A. Federal Pongee Inc.,Associa-

Pongees Captain's—W. Mcllwain; Y. Q.

and Raw Silk, China Produce—Head Chen, C. Y. Chen, Chu Ping,

Office: 36, Factor.

Jinkee Road; H. C. Liu, Y. S. Hwang, M. T.

Cable Ad: Office Teleph.

at Chefoo10212; Hsu, M. Masson, C. Thorbjorns,

Y. S. Ching, C. Feng, C. S.

Emm. P. Yannoulatos, gen’l. manager Lee, K. Y. Rien, Y. C. Yeh, D.

C. E.S. Bono

Franklin^ secretary and treasurer

(Chefoo) D. Ross, H. S. Tong, J. M.

X. P. Yannoulatos | MissM.Carneiro Johanssen, M Cericksen, S. P.

P. T.Huitung, Tepg, C. C. Ma, M. T. Wang,

D. Yuen,Chinese manager

com pradore (produce) L. Rake, A. B. Baines, G. L.

Crawfprd and Yang Sing

S. Chow, do: (silk)

622 SHANGHAI

1st officets-^C. N. Chen, F. C.

Sheng, S. IS. Shung, F. Y. Tai, Yung nienje shoupao hsieh yuh Tien hung sze

M. N. Lee, C. C. Chang, T. K.

Kiej^, T. M. Tsieu, G. ,iy. Lee, China Mutl al Life Insurance Co., Ltd.

! G. P. An, S. C. Gpe, J. S. Chu, (Life and Fire Insurance)— See Sun Life

•" C: ' Y. (Lee, B. Gunther. Y. Y. Assurance Co. of Canada

Liu, M. tTarsen, W. W. Chang,

H. IN. Ii\Vang, Y. G. Lee, T. C. China Mutual Steam Nav. Co., Ltd.

Sha, Y. K. Chieii, P. T. Chen, f Butterfield & Swire, agents

T. J. Sun and L. Jensen >!d ’('See Butterfield & Swire)

Chifef ! Engineers—G. Alexander,

K. S. Ning, L. Y. Chang, A.

Sharp, S. Y. Yin, J. Tavlor, Z. China National Amateur Athletic

L. Jen, G, JVallace, J. Malcolm, Federation—(see Clubs)

J. Nelson, G. Caulton, J Ross,

A. Sinclair. A. N. Smith, J.

Lang, J. Turner lL. Q Ling, China poration—3,National Aviation Cor-

K. M. Yu, D. Campbell, T. O. 11093-4-5:

Robertson, H. S,. Chien, (S. L. Cable Canton Road Teleph.

Ad: Chinaco.

Tsiu, D. Ferguson, H. S.. Tseng, P. C. Liu, managing director

Li Lien Sung and Y. T. Yu C. S. Wood,

H. secretary

T. J.C. Ho,

Wang, businessdo.tnanager

assist.

China Merchant’s Trading Co., Ltd.— P.W. S.L.Kuo, finance

Bond, manager

operations manager

391, Kiangse Road; Telephs 19079 K. I. Nteh, assist. do.

and 15j748 ; Gable Ad : Chime.traco

Y. S. Yih, manager

K. S.j Chien, sub-manager

£ ISB Ha * i:

China Metal Products 'Co.. Ltd.— 7’a jcoo lang zen hung sze

Specialists in Power Presses, Dies China Navigation Co.,general

Ltd. agents

and Machine Work-Qffice :/ 103, Sze- Butterfield & Swire,

chuen Road,; Teleph. 14215; Works :

514, Connaught Road; Teleph. 31874

G. ,S. Jensen, geperal manager China News Co., Booksellers, News-

agents, Stationers, Printers, etc.—

« W SS « « 139, Szechuen Road; Teleph.' 13510;

China Metallisator Co., Metal Spraying P.O. Box 361; Cable Ad: China-

oflisator” ;

everyprocess—Works: “Metal- news

description by102,theEdinburgh S.•H.K.S. Ing,

Road; Teleph. Chang,gen. manager

assist, manager

Road; Teleph.279^4,Gffice: 451, Kiangse

181;19 (3; lines); Cable ; C.L. S.Y. Lo, Chien, accountant

sales dept.

Ad: Erbmohits , R,K. C.L. Ying, do.

Eickoff & Co., general

W. Gunderlach, managers

engineer Chiu, subscription dept. • ?

W. Emmerich, do. T. T. Chao, cashier

China Offset Printing Co, , Ltd.—

^ n ^ ^ Cjimno Lithograp‘iit;rsir-4,. Tsitsihar

ChungI ho chi'ekq hung sze Road.; Tele phis. 50050, 50058-9; P.O.

China Motors Fed. Inc. IT.S. A.—Qperat- Box 544 ; Cable Ad: Chinaoffset

’f ing} G. iS- Kazuno, general manager

Road;StarTelephs.

Garage:30024;

, 702; (3Bubbling Well

lines); Main Y. Enomoto, factory manager

. Office & Showroom: 702, Bubbling Well

Road; Cable Ad: Mechanic" China Overseas Trading Co.—440, Tsong

Leon,Friedman, general manager Woo Lee: Teleph. 90874; P.O. Box

C.Max.Campbell,

Friedman, sales manager)

(Service do. 518; Cable Ad: Tradcoseas

Thomson Lo, manager

K. G. Leong, accountant

SHANGHAI 623

^ na H H ^ Factory

Ying slicingyiihsienkungsze

cJmngjaw chnam paoipin T. P.S. Kretzmann,

Tu, factory manager

engineerdn-ehief

China Packers :

Supply Co., iLtd.—6, Tv Yiien & Y.: S. Sliu, supervisor

Soocliow Road; Teleph. 13402; (iable Tie. Ibb pgo

Ad: Chipackco

Directors—R., Bailey, L. G. Cousins, China Press Inc., The,. Publishers of

W. C. Foster,

Dickson, E. Harber,andA. L.,F. Road; Telephs. 15469 (4, Szechuen

T. E. C.Skidmore

“The China PressP—36,

lines);

Popple ; P.O. Box .254; Cable Ad : 1 Natpress

C- K.C. McKelvie,

Newson; E.e.t.s., secretary Major C. P. HolPomb (President)

assist. do. ; Hoilington

K. T. Yuen, K.manager Tong, mang..director

M

China Palestine Trajunt; Co., Importers, Advertising Szee Foochin, sub-manager

Exporters and Comtnissionr Agents—74, Department

.Szechueii. Road; peleph. 15832; Cable K,J.T. Yuen, inariagpr

Ad:N..Judean

E. B. Ezra; general manager W. Stellingweriff I T. K. Park

T. 1). Hong Miss L. Sobel J , Jqhn Ousha

Circulation Department

China Paper Co. (Federal 1 Inc., TJ.S.A.), K. T. Yuen, manager

Importers of Paper, Printing Ink,

Printing Supplies and Stationery—24, Accdtints JlepaipmeiEft

George Lynch,, auditor

Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. 14061; Editorial Department — 36, Szechuen

Cable Ad: Moeapihc ,

Ii. Y. Chang, representative Road; Telephs. 15423^

Samuel £1, .Chang, mang. editor

China T.F. Durdin,

L. Pratt,-finance

news editoreditor .

ward PersianEzra Road;TradingTeleph.Co:—4,47538;

Ed- S.K. Christian, city editor

Cable Ad : Ohinapers

M. J. Ogly. managing director MissS. Chang, sports editor

N.. Semenza, women’s page

N. M. Dseboitty, secretary editor,

Dentil Eira, movie editor

P.E. M.

SalleMoGradyTI Charles

S. Cox F. Hoppi

:

China Petroleum Co.—t3, Museum

Road; Teleph. 18277; Cable Ad: S. Young, proof-reader

Chipeco Printing department

Woo Bai Tsung, managing dir. Tse Soong Eing, superintendent

P. Z. Ziar, chief manager

Y. C. , Wong, sales manager

China

Ltd., PrintingCalico and Finishing

Printing, Co.,

Bleaching,

f mf^^ m ^ Dyeing and Finishing — Wayfoong

Chung kwo sey nee koo van yu han kung sze House, 56,, Szechpen Pog-d; Teleph.

China Portland CemenE Co., Ltd., Celita 11215; P.O. ‘Pox 1199; . Cable Ad:

'

seCement

Road;Manufacturers—462,

Teleph. 15157-8 Kiang- Directors

director),— J.J. Ballard,

. Ashton b.sc.(managing

(Lond.)

Board of Directors—L. S. Woo, Y. T. a.i.c., M. W. Bruce, E. F. Hardman

Woo, N. K. Chu, T. K. Young,

Chen. T. S. Sah, S. C. Yao, H. S. K. P. and C. F. Liu

Gui, L.L. C.T. Koo,

Chow, Chau D.andS.T. Koo,

S. TuZ. T. Sales Office

Superintendents— C. F. Liu | R, a S, Ma

T. Z. Yu, C. K. Chang and Y. S. Tsao General Office

S. C. Yao, managing director S. J.Tweedie,-accountant

W. Chattertpn

Secretaries—

L. S. Soo, N. F. Sze and W. L. Lui J.E. Hotel

F. Pereira

ho I Miss D. E. Focken

Business Dept. S. S-David [ Mrs, J. Alien

N. F. Sze, business manager Works

Accounting Dept. accountant J. Ballard, b.sc. (Lond.)A.i.c., manager

Y. T. Sze, chief C.M. K.Schen’t

Mantell,

r, assist,do-manager

Dollson Yu. i

624 SHANGHAI

A.J. C.Harding,

Smith, cashier

chief engineer China Rotogravure Co., Rotogravure

Printing—B2o, Hainan Road; Te-

M. Benton leph. 40969; Works: 80 Baikal

G.

J. Day A. W, Lowe, P. Browne

b.sc. Road; Teleph. 50512; P.O. Box

J. Miller 1534;

1 Cable Ad: Rotogravure

A.H. J.Harris

Headington W. J.

Paris

Ro til well F. Heinicke

J.J.Jackson, sr. O,W. Sidebotham

Jackson, jr. G. Stone 'Fl & K -ft M

F. Jackson F. M. Tootill

T. Jackson J. Wotherspoon China RubberFah sze tan

Tyre Co., Ltd., Tyres for

China Printing Supply Co.—110, Chao- Edward VII; Teleph. etc.—42,

Motor Cars, Trucks, Ay.

16005; Cable

tung Hoad; Teleph. 90909; Cable Ad: Chinaruber

Ad: Prinsuppli J. John, general manager

China Produce Co.—147, Bubbling China & South Sea Bank—(see Banks)

Well Road; P.O. Box 1168; Cable

Ad: Widler n & & w, m *

Emile Widler China Sales and Service Co, Merchants

and Commission Agents—4, Hongkong

Hi n {ij ^ f>J Road; Teleph. 13999; Cable Ad: Sale-

China Produce and Lace Co. — 39a, scqmp; J. A.

Codes: A.B.(y!. ,5th and Bentley’s

Dissmeyer, manager

Canton Road; Teleph. 62397; Cable

Ad: Interlude

S. H. Abbass, proprietor Fa hwa

T.'' S. Van Chineh, inspector, China Scientific

machinery section Ltd., ManufacturingInstrument

and Dealing inCo.,

all

China Products Sales Co., Commis- kinds ofResearch,

Instruments for .Industrial

sion Agents—43, Peking Road; Te- etc-. Radio Accessories — 20,Hospitals,

Plants, Institutes, Museum

leph. 16010; Cable Ad: Askin Rd.; Teleph.15692; CableAd:Chisincomp

G. L. iSheeks, manager Robert

A. M- Raskin, sales manager K. L. Yen, research engineer ,

T. Ting, general manager

S. M. Loh, sales section

a & ti g b + K, H. Sze^accountant

Ckuna' kwok yin(jyik hung sze Y. L. Lee, assistant

China Realty Co, (Fed. Agents for—

Financial, Insurance, LandInc.,and U.S.A.),

Estate Rausch and Lomb Optical Co.,

Rochester,. New Yo rk

Agents, Architects and S

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 15410$ P.O. u rveyors—70; General Radio Co., Cambridge,

Box 319; Cable Ad: Realty Mass.

F. W. Sutterle, pres, director , ; Leeds and Northrup Co., Phila-

F., W. Sutjfcerle, Jr., vice-pres. delphia, Pa.

A. Loon is, secretary Eveready Radio Battery Co., San

IV. A.. Adams Francisco

Y. T. !Lin China Silk Co., Ltd., Ilaw Silk Ex-

J. B. Davies porters—21, Yuen Ming Yuen Road;

China Record Co., Ltd., (Incorporated Teleph. 16477

Cav. C. Fumagalli, manager director

under the Ordinances of Hongkong)— Loh Se Chen, compradore

1099, Route de Zikawyei

E. F. Hardman, director

L. H. White. do. China Soap Co., Ltd., The, Soap and

C.R, Degoy, factory

H. Claydon, chiefmanager

engineer Glycerine Manufacturers—Reg. Office:

18, TheRoad Bund;

G.H. J.LManning

Wilson M.,SannajuSt

J. Bendorf poo ; Factory: 2310, Yangtze-

Telephs. 16920, 16928-9

A.M. Balle D. G. Martzyniuk (Office) and 59240 (Factory); P.O.

Bernard G. T. Schildkret Box 597; Cable Ad: Lever

SHANGHAI 625

Board of Directors—C. G. W. Robson ft tfc rr ^ 8#

(chairman), W. Harper, B.sc., a.i.c., Shih-shih-sin-pao-kuan

W.P.G.H.Braidwood,

Cobb and secretary

L. D. McNicoll

“China Times,” The, Chinese Daily

A.H. G.F. Cocker

Cranfield j A. Kavanagh Newspaper—162, Shantung Road;

J.Miss\V. K.Davies Telephs. 93253 and 93236 (4 lines toi

Falkine | A.J. E.Poliak

Nichols all departments); Cable Ad: 6690

T. B. Chang, publisher and presi-

J. L. Fletcher J. L. Sharps dent of board ‘of directors

S.J. Greiner

Godkin J.MissH. A.Sheik

Witschi Y. P. Wang, managing director

Miss D. Hunt | Miss V. Wurn K. B. Pan, chief editir

S. H. Yung, manager

China Society of Science and Arts— Theodore Chen, business mgr.

{See Associations)

China Tobacco Manufacturing Co.,

Hi & ^ Jang hwa hung sze Ltd.—26, Peking Road; Telephs.

China Sports, Athletic Goods, Movie Teleph. 11220-9; Factory: 91, Baikal Road;

Cameras, Wholesale and Retail—214a, bacco or 51210; 7676

Cable Ad: Chjna-

Szechuen

Ad: Chinasport Road; Teleph. 62711; Cable

Howard S. Chang, China Trade Act Registrar, TJ.S.A.—

Z. Y. Wang, sales manager

do. Room 502. Robert Dollar Building, 3,

Canton Road;

China Spraying Lacquer Supply Co., Codes: ] 5045; P.O. BoxTelephs.

605; Cable15043, 15044 and

Ad: Amcomat;

—786, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. Western Union five-letter

31398; P.O. Box 806; Cable Ad: A. Viola Smith, registrar

Chiautoacc Miss Gladys Bulger, secretary

D. J. Tsu China Trade Year Book”—25, Jinkeer

O. Chen Road

China Standard Mercantile Co., Im- David H. Arakie, editor and compiler

porters and Exporters—40, Ningpo Ml Shin yeh

Road; Teleph. 10354; P.O. Box 613;

Cable Ad : iStamerco China Trading and Industrial Co., Im-

D. H. Chen, manager porters and Exporters—lOp, Peking

Road; Teleph. 12663; Cable Ad: Sun-

China State Bank, Ltd. -(#?>-. Banks) shine: Codes: Bentley's, A.B.C. 5th edn.

and Private

China Stock & Share Handbook S. Inouye, proprietor

North China Building; Teleph. China Trading .Corporation—36, Jin-

11055

' : C'has. R. Maguire kee Road; Teleph.• 12627; P.O. Box

1127; Cable Ad : Nihcarting

China Tea AssoctATiON—39, Peking rChiu-chuen, Hwang, manag. dir.

Road Wm. C. T. Hwang, manager

W. S. King, chairman T. L. .Liu. secretary

R. Sehlee, hon. secretary

China Transport & Storage Co., Inc.

—24, The Bund; Teleph. 11230;

Wah cho yn hsien hung sze Cable Ad: Leverett

H. Stellingwerff, manager

China Tea Co., Ltd., Tea Producers, F. Si monsen

Exporters and Importers—141, Tien-

dong Road ; Telephs. 44677-8; P.O. China Travel Service—114, Szechuen

Box 1506; Cable Ad: Sinocongou Road;

Tong Suk Fan, director

J. Y. Tong, manager bank Teleph. 15264; Cable Ad: Travel-

C. Ceren, president

SHANGHAI

^ & K »i,« a » China United : Filatures Export Co.

(re chong pagjisien yy^hsien kung sze —96, Peking Road ; Teleph. 10114;

China Underwriters, Ltd., Fire, Cable Ad: Cufec

Marine, Accid^'riti Sickness? Farcnqualce, Ting Jones, managing director

Typhoon, Motor Car,. Piate (Slavs' and Ting Paying, signs per pro.

General

kong Insurance—Head Office: Hong- SI & IS @ « T

General Agents—Elliston, Pugh & Co. (Jhun hwa mei yih hung sze

(24, Yuen Ming Yuen Ydad; Teleph. China United

14317; P.O. Box 453; Cable Ad: Ltd.—W. 25,Import and Export Co.,

Museum Road; Te-

Keechong) leph. 10864; Cable Ad: Winking

Agents—Marine:

Peking Botelho Bros.

Boad; P.O. Box 710; Cable (64, Ho Wing Kin, b.sc., manag. dir.

Ad : Botelho) Lau Sai-kung, manager

@1 § Shile rjuen'

China United Apartment—104, Bubbl-

ing Well. Road; Teleph. 36111; Cable “China Mee lard sze pin' tvn ’poa'

Weekly Review” (The Millard

Ad:Mrs.Hochun)

M. T. Stadtmanri Pliblishing Co., Inc., publishers)—38,

AvenueAd:Edward

Cable ReviewingYIL; Teleph. 14741 ;

^ & I&# H#^ # J. B. Powell, editor and publisher

Wha on hoa jwn pau shou yu hsien Geo. W. Missemer, sub-editor

hung sz Hoh ChihKu,

Trypbon Hsing, assist, editor

advertising manager

China United Assurance .Society, Miss

F. K. IjChao,

Chow,business,

secretarymanager

Ltd.—104, Bubbling Well Road; Wei

Telephs. 94078-456; Cable Ad: Ho-

chun PangDingChenChow, Cheng,circulation do.

do. dept.

Directors — Hsu Ko-ching, Wong Correspondents Chang Ya-Chuen (Nanking)

Tsai-chun, Soong Ti-san, Wang C. Y. W. Meug do.

Tse-ming, Koo Di-san, Chan Hin

Dan-yun, Lu Yoh-chuen, King

Chien-kun, Lee-Tien-ming, Wang S. Y. Wong

Leung(Peiping)

(Hongkong)

Fang-nien, Yang Keng-kwang, AlsoWm.Publisher^ Stbphen Wang (Tientsin)

of*

Chen Ling-sun, Woo Bei-chu, “ Who’s Who in China”

Loh ven-zai and A. J. Hughes

(Hon.)

Executive Committee a & IK#* s » * « £

Hsu Ko Ching, chairman

Lu Yoh-chun, managing director China: Chung hwpk cho moo hong sze , ^

Woodworking and Dry and

KilnWin-

Co.,. ,

King Chien-kun, assist, do. Ltd., Manufacturers of Doors

A. J. Hughes, general manager dows, etc.— 1826, Yangtszepoo Road;

Ko Ching-inyi, assist. do. Teleph. 50068; Cable Ad: Woodworkco

Medical Referees Directors—JS T

- W. Peach, J. E. Gray

Dr. W. E. O’Hara, f.r.c.s. and C. H. Tong

(Edin.)

Dr. C. W. Low, m.d. (Jeff.) China Wool Manufacture Co., Ltd., (Le

Leinieu de Chine) Woollen Mill—6, Sze-

H M Taihovg. chuen Road; Teleph. 15253; Cable Ad:

China United Engineering Corporation China wool and “ 5904 ”,

O.S. Y.S. Chen,

Lieu, managing-director

Engineers and Contractors—Hong manager

Yue Building (4th floor); 451, K. H. Wan, assist, do.

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 11265-6; P.

O. Box 1100; Cable Ad: Kahncrete

and Tacpn China Woollen Co., Importers—25,.

C. II. Tong, general manager Jinkee Road; Teleph. 17122; Cable

Z. T. Chen, manager Ad: Wolun

Y. F. Tong, engineer P. C. Zie, manager

SHANGHA 627

‘China Year Book—N. China Build- Chinese District Court of Shanghai

ing; 17, The Bund; TeTepK. 11055 ■ Native City; Telephs. Ctent. 4606

H. G. W. Woodhead, c.b.e , editor and 3735

-China Import ani> Expert Lumber

Co., Ltd., General Agents Chinese Eastern Railway Commercial

E. E. Lane Agency, Shipping, Forwarding, Customs,

,S. W. Loo I I. H. Kuo Insurance,

C. F. Tseng. | K. L. Lee Coinmission.Loans, Export, Import

Agents—Town OfBce:and3,

: 1 Canton Road, Robert Dollar Building;

•Chixaf & Co., J.' O ., Silk Merchants-- (Shipping and General Office), 14043

Telephs. 17132 (General Manager),

10, Rue du Consulat; Teleph. , 81740 • (Wharf Dept.), 60470 (Godown 17291 and

Cable Ad: Canon Wharf) Cable Ad: Kitvostdor

E. J. Commissariat, manager P. I. Garbu manager

-Chine , Tai Underwear Co.. : Ltd., Accounting C. J. Chezqmanager

Dept.

Wholesale and Retail Silk‘Dealers, S. G, Vasian

Manufacturers and Exporters of General Dept. | F. I. Zaviantseff

Ladies’ Lingeriej—353, Yates Road Miss A. P. Soina

Miss ADept.

Passenger - P. Tisheysky

% & m m m ^ Mrs. C. I. IzmailofF

Chuny mei do &ze Imily sie Shipping and Tariff Dept.

V. S. Derbinsky j J. L. Fang

Chinese American ?ubtjsiun<; Co.— S. G, Seibbnovsky | E. Dao

78, Nanking Road; Teleph. 10844; P.O. Wharf

Box 256; Cable Ad: Lawcopub and V. N. Landesen

Stationers C. H. Chao I Chang Min Kai

F. D. Mortimer, proprietor Wharf and Godowns (Pootung)

M. M. Magill | A. J. Wee M. M. Voitzman

CniNESE Auctioneering Co., Ltd., K. M. Wu | S. T. King

Auctioneers, Valuers, Land, EstateThe,

and Passenger Agent—J. A. Rogathoff

Gommission Agents—32, Peking Road; Purchasing Agent—M.A.Etingoff-Lourie

Teleph. 1705.9; Cable Ad: Auctioneer , Chinese Electric Power Co,—Near

Kuh Tsoo Tsung, ll.b., mang. director Shanghai-Hangchow South Station,

Nantao;: Telephs. 11687 and 16800

% ft and Nantao 1119

Uwi chnng tieh lu, kung §zu Lo Pa Hong, general manager

Chinese Central Railways, Ltd.—27, H X Ta C^ang

The Bund;.

Jarkong Teleph. 1529Q; Cable, Ad:

B. T. B. Boothby, m.inst.c.e., repre- Co.—29,Engineering

Chinese and Teleph.

Szechuen Road; Development

12708;

A.sentative iii Chiba

L. Davidson, secretary P.O. Box 1651; Cable Ad: Cedco

Yang Chen-Z, manager

-Chinese Chamber ' of Commerce—(see Chinese European Trading Go.> Im-

Chambers of Commerce) port, Export, Shipping, Freight

Chinese Christian Inteleigencer— and Forwarding—Wayiooing House,

Missions, BuildingSj, 23, , Yuen Ming Rooms Road;

204 and 206, 56, Szechuen

Teleph. i 7258; Cable Ad:

Yuen Road. 'Weekly papet- Sinoeurope

C. S. Cheng, editor K. P. C. de Laseur, director

C. W. Douglass, manager K. J. Riottean, do.

A. L. Riotteau. do.

Chinese Cotton Goods Exchange,' Ltd., C. P. Ossorgbin, signs per pro.

Cotton Merchants—80, Avenue Edward

VII.; Teleph. 15234; Cable Ad: 5089 Chinese Foreign Famine Relief Com-

H. Y. Moh, chief director mittee—(see Clubs)

628 SHANGHAI

Chinese' Guvektment Land Tax Office Ja a W S& §i & ®

—100, Peking Hoad 2nd. floor; fVu hong chieng ti loo kwan li chu

Cable Ad: 13042 Shanghai-Hangchow-Ningpo Railway

T. Y. iLoh, director Chan

T. Hing Hon,resident

T. Linn, managingcomptroller

director

Chinese Government Radio Adminis- V. ofC.accounts

Liu, and audit

assist, do.

tration—Sassoon House, The Bund; K. S. Yao, chief of general dept.

Teleph. 11130; Cable Ad: Chigo- W. K. H. Kuang, assist, do.

radio I. Tuxford, engineer-in-chief

L. P. Ridgway, m.inst.o.e., deputy

CHINESE GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS H.engineer-in-chief

P. Cheng, district engineer

K. C. Lew, do.

Shang Z. Wang, locomotive supt.

Ja Si ^ §! M M Daniel M. Chung, assist, do.

King wu tih ioo kwan li che’uk D.Hubert P. C.assist.

C. Yun, Cheng, trafficdo.mgr.

Nanking-Shanghai S. D. Wong, chief traffic inspector

Office: 257-259, RangeRailway — Head

Road— Chan M. P. Cheng, traffic inspector-in-

Board of Commissioners

Hon (chairman), R. M. Austin, Hing J. charge

A. Timons,(Ningpo

trafficsection)

inspector

C.Tuxford

I. Cookes, M. Y. Chung and I. F. A. Harris, chief accountant

W. Y. Ho, assist.

W. T. Manley, travelling do. auditor,

Managing Director’s Office N. H. Liao, chief storekeeper

Chan Hing Hon, managing dir. M. P. Tong,, assist, do.

Office of Compittroller . of Accounlts

and Audit

T. T. Linn, chief comptroller

V. C. Liu, assist. do. Sung chiang yen um chi ho fen so

General Department Chinese Government Salt Revenue

K. S. Yao, chief Department (District Inspectorate

W. IK. H. Kuang, assist, do. of Sungkiang)—2 and 3, Jessfield

Eingineer-in-Chief’s Office

I. Tuxford, m.inst. c.E., engr.-in- Road Salt

; Telephs. 32081-3; Cable Ad :

chief

L. P. Ridgeway, assist, engr.-ior

chief mm-mmm±7kmm w*

D. L. Ying, district engineer Chung kno chkn fn sni shang

C. L. Feng, do. yen wu shen chi chn

Traffic Department

Hubert P. C. Cheng, traffic mgr. Chinese Government Salt Revenue

D. C. Yun, assist. do. Department (Marine Patrol Office)

Accounts Department —3, Jessfield Road; Teleph. 32081-3

F. A. Harris, chief accountant Chinese

and PatrolAssistant District

Officer—S. Inspector

T. Chow

W. Y. Ho, assist. do Foreign Assistant District Inspector

Stores Department and Patrol Officer - S.V. Griffith

N. H. Liao, chief storekeeper Training Officer—S. V. Griffith (acting)

M. P. Tong, assist. do.

Locomotive Department

Sheng Z. Wang, locomotive supt. Chinese GovernmentChung Telephone

Hwa RoadAd-

Daniel M. Chung, jt. assist, doi. ministration—644,

K. C. Chen, manager

W. J. Grey, m.i.e.e., electrical I. V. Wah, engineer-in-chief

engineer

G. Lee, locomotive accountant

F. D. Mulvey, workshop mnaager Chinese Banks)

Industrial Bank, Ltd.—(see

F. G. Monet, locomotive inspector

S. H. Mungsfeldt, foreman

Medical Dept. Chinese Jockey Club of Shanghai—

Dr. C. T. Teng, chief medical officer (see Clubs)

SHANGHAI 62J>'

Chinese Mission to Lepers—(see 'Mis- Sg ' Lau Ling suny

sions) “Chinese Recorder, The'” ?—Missions

“Chinese Nation, The'', Weekly Pub- Building, 23, Yuen Ming Yuen Road;

lication—1c, Kiukiang Road; Te- Teleph. Rev.

10715

F. Rawlinson, M.A), d.d., editor

leph. 10084; Cable Ad: Sinonation

iDr. Lim Boon Keng, editor-in-chf. Chinese Red Cross General Hospital

j E. H. Ghu, general manager (See Hospitals)

1 ch

™9 Chinese Telegraph Administration—

Chinese National Engineering and 51, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 10131-2.

Manufacturing Co., Manufacturers 10192 Li Pao Yoong, direetor

of Ceramic Mosaic Tiles and Elec-

tric Supplies—7, Hankow Road

C. S. Young, director and manager & m u

Ching cliao hung see

Chung hwa wu shien dien hung zse Ching Chao Co., Manufacturers and

Exporters of Art Linen, Lace and

Chinese National Wireless Telegraph Embroideries—102, Kwang Yue Lee,

Co. (Associated with Marconi’s Tiendong Road . Teleph. 41268; P.

Wireless Telegraph Co;, Ltd.), O. Box 322; Cable Ad: Chingehao

Land, Aircraft and Marine Wireless T. Y. Chang, director

Stations, Radio Materials and Ac- Potran Y. Chang, manager

cessories—Head Office: 24, Yuen | Ching Chong & Co,, Merchants—151,

Ming Yuen Road; Factory: LL-738, Broadway; Teleph. 52222-3; Cable Ad:

Thorburn Road ; Telephs. Head |

Office: 10644 and 18053; Factory: i Chingchong T. lT. Yih. manager

501:26: Cable Ad: Natwirtel

A.W. H.J. Richards,

Ginman, managing

deputy do.director ChiN‘- Chong, Y., Ship Chandler—136,

D.Y.C.N.A. Choi,

Mellon,accountant

technical assistant Broadway; Teleph. 40188'1

X E. Collingwood Ohin<; Chong Chang & Co.!, Ship

K. K. Pang j S. Y. Kwok Chandlers1—19, Broadway; Teleph.

Sole Licensees in China for 42803

Marconi’s Wireless Telegraph Co., I Chtng Fong;' Importer and Commis-

Ltd.,

EquipmentLondon, Commercial Radio i sion Agent — 106, Peking Road ;

Agents for , Teleph. 61138

TheReceivingandAmplifyingApparatus

Marconiphone Co., Ltd., London, | T. Y. Woo, managing propnetot-

K. F. Chang, manager

The Dubilier Condenser Co. (1925),

Ltd., London, Transmitting and ChiNg Fong, X, Naval Tailor and

TheReceiving

M-L. Co,Condensers, etc. High

Ltd., Coventry, General Outfitter — 17-19, Arthur

TheTension

Sifam Generating Machines Co., Road,

Electrical Instrument leph. 51895

East Broadway- Corner: Te-

Ltd.. London, Radio Measuring In- Ching Kee & Co., Importers and Ex-

struments, Etc., Etc. porters—17-19, Rue du Consulat; Teleph.

& tl 3^ 83445

Ching yi yea eking hung sze Ching Kee S. N. Co,, Ltd.—5, Rue

Chinese Optical Nanking

Opticians—620, Co.. Optometrists and Montauban; Teleph. 85992; Cable

Road: Teleph.

93895 Ad: Chingkee

S. T. Chang, opt.d., president P. F. Wong, manager

G.S. T.F. Kii,

Kin, secretary

Chinese Public Isolation Hospital— ! P. C. Liangaccountant

(freight dept.) . -

(See Hospitals) Sze Ching, chief clerk

SHANGHAI

Ching Keb & Co., Importers and Ex- Chong Yi Yu & Co., Yangtsze Elver

porters—21, Siking Road Teleph. Shipping, Transportation, etc.—112,

19008; Cable Ad: Innovator ^ Nanking Road: Teleph. 17854; Cable

Ad: 6726; Radio Ad: 167,26

Ching Sag Wah & Sons, Dental Sui<: VBailey Chiu, business manager

geons—121, Broadway ; Teiep'b. 41^27

Chisolm, Donald G., Publicity Jour- dores,DollarChop f Stevedores rCb., Steve-

Dunnhge and -Suppliers of

nalist—Arnhold Building; Teleph.

• 17584 ; Residence . 150, Bubbling Well Chinese Crews—721, Hawkee Road;

Road; Xeleph.. ,‘55255; Cable Ad- Telephs. 52526 and 52138

S. K. Ng. manager

'Strathglass K. Y. Ho i P.. C. Wong;

Chiu, Franklin, Attorney-at-iLaw—21.

Tsongchow'Road; Telepb. 3.5493 Chow,.- Allan, f.s.a., Translator

Chiu Ta iSam^R^inin# Co. t and Paci- from English to Chinese- and vice-

fic Alkali „(?o.,. Ltd.--.87-93, My- versa—280, (6) Yung En Ly, Rue

Eugene Bard, F. C.

burgh Road; Teleph. 35384

T. L. Chen, manager

ChiuwC & Co.,' Customs 'Bloiker^rC Christenko, Dr. N. I.—Specialist in

Nervous, Mental and Internal Dis-

M43, Minghong Road; Teleph. eases—267, Kiangse Road; Teleph.

40615 , Cable Ad : Chiuwa 18497

Chiyo Yoko, Photographic 'Supplies

-393. iNanking Road;, Telephs. Christian Book Room—English and

93295-6-7; P.O. Box 1308 Chinese Tracts arid Missionary Sup-

Chocolate Box, The, Soda Fountain, plies—3, 45916;

Quinsan, Gardens.; Teleph-

P.O. Box 1723

Restaurant, etc.—758-760, Bubbling G. C. Willis, manager

Well Road; Teleph. 34827 Miss D. Dear

A. S. Kleinerman, proprietor

Chocolate Shop, Candy Manufactur- Christie, Hazell, Interior House De-

ers—107, Nanking Road; Teleph. corator—4, Ezra Road (3rd floor);

Teleph. 18530; P.O. Box 1468; Cable

13801; Cable Ad : Sulcan Ad: Chryshell

Chollot, J. J., Civil Engineers, Sur-

veyors and Architects—85. Rue Mar- Chu, Ponson C., Attorney and Coun-

cel Tillot and 476-80 Rue Auguste sellor-at-Law—46, Markham Road;

Boppe; Teleph. 30971 Teleph. 37117

Chong Shung A Co., Woollen Merchants Chu Yu Co., Coal Merchants and

—648, Nanking Road; Teleph. 92056 Comriiission Agents:—20, Museum

Wang Hong-ching, manager Road; Teleph. 18991; P.O. Box 363;

Chong Sin & Co., Naval and Military Cable Ad: Chuyuco

Contractors—A280, Broadway

Teleph. 51774; Cable Ad: ChongsinEast; , • >E. T.K.Z. Whittsack, manager

Sun,, secretary

•Y: P. Chow, sub-manager

S. C. Hsuih Chu .us;-Chang ..Jade Qa, Jeweller and

S’ ® ^ ^ H Goldsmith —J182-4, Av. Edward

Chong Wah Export Cp., Lto., General Yll; Teleph. 91704

Exporters.

Goods—Export Dealers in11, Chinese

Dept.:Dept.: Boone Art Chuang, T., Architect—212, Kiangse

Road;

Teleph. 44705; Retail 12,1, Broad- Road; Teleph 19312; Cable Ad:

way; Teleph. 43097; P.O. Box 335; Cable 8842T. Chuaner, b.s., architect ,

Ad: Chongwah

T. F. Ghee, manager Y. W. Woiig, b.s., assist, architect

SHANGHAI 631

Chpe Yip Kkr Metal Works, Steel -ft %mm no ii m *

Rolling Gates, Metal Windows, Chung hua hong ping yu hsien hung sze

Shop . Decorations, etc. — I’ZSS-T, Chung Hwa Steel Products Co., Ltd.,

Haining Road; Teleph. 44241; Cable Importers of all kinds of Steel Products

Ad: Metal Buntal Fiber, Hemp, Szechuen

Manila Ropes,

Penge Chue, general manager Exporter of Hats—48, Road;

Sapher Chue, .assist, manager Teleph. 17196; Cable Ad: ColUchung

Chun Ho Mercantile Co., Importers, Chung Hwa Trading Company, Ltd.,

Exporters, etc:—3, Museum Road; Importers and Exporters — 9, Foo-

Teleph. 17'6€5;v Cable Ad: Cbun- chow Road; Teleph; 10626; Cable

Ad: Sonyi or Chungtrade

homeco Wong Kok Shan, managing dir.

B. F. Lee, manager

S. Mi Leigh,) manager

Chun Lee, Wholesale and Retail Pro- Chung Hwa Wharf Co-, Ltd., The—Lien

- vision Merchant'—17-19, Siking Rd.; Ong.Kee Building, 3-6, Szechuen Road;

Teleph. .13676; Cable Ad: Chunlee Teleph. L5253. Managers, of the Coal

Merchant’s Wharf and The ChungCable

Hwa

Chun Nieh Realty Investment Co., Chow Ka Dop Wharf, Pootung;

Land and Estate Agents- ,'Kinchpng Ad;Hopkins, Chungwharf Dunn & Co., .Ltd;—48, Sze-

Building, .212,' Kiangse , Road ; Te- chuen Road; Telephs. 10027 and

leph. 14S§3 ; iCafyle Ad : Chunnieheo 11997, agents

T. K. Lee, managing direetor

C. H. iSung, do.

W. H. Sung, manager CHURCHES AND MISSIONS

AllLafayette

Saints’ and Church—-Corner

Rue Chapsalof ,Rue

Chun Tai & >Son, Furniture Manufac- e

Rev. C. F. McRae,, d.d.

turers, Decorators, Contractors, tc-

—198, 200, 202, Szechuen Road; Te-

leph. 12100. Factory: Kiangwan ; # H SI ® It

Road Mei hwok tsin lee ivei

S. D. Mow | Y. S: Mow American Baptist Foreign Mission

Chun Wo & Co., Leather and Lumber Society

ing, 23, Yuen(A.B. F.M.SO^-Missiohs

Ming Build-

Yuen Rd.; Telephs.

Merchants — 351, Tiendong

Teleph. 40355; Cable Ad: Chunwohong Road: 15018 and 14540; Cable Ad;: Baiptisma

L. C. Hvlbert, (secretary) and wife

Mrs.

W. R.P/Klyhn

Taylor (treas.) and wife

ft m Miss

Hwa song chvng foo hong Rev. M, F. J.P. White

Reinhurd

and wife

Chung Foo Co., General Importers and Rev. E. Kelhofer and wife

Exporters - 24, The Bund; Teleph. 19827; Rev. H..Huizinga and, wife

P.O. Box 1627; Cable Ad: Impexchung Rev.

V. Hapson' and wifeand .wife

E. HeCressey

T. S. Yeh, manager prop. ' Dr. josephihe andLawhey'

Chung Foq Union Bank—(me Banks) | H.

Dr.D.G.Lamson

Pbteat and wifewife

Chung Using Coap Mining Co,, Ltd.— Miss H. Taylor I Miss E. Knabe

212, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 17157 Miss R. Bugbee [ Miss A. E. Root

Y. M. Chien, general manager American Presbyterian Mission

(North)—South

Rev. and Mrs. Gate G. E. Partch

Miss

Rev. EmmaMrs.Silver

and J. M. Espey

Chung hwa shu chu

Chung Hwa Book Co., Ltd., Printers and

Publishers — Corner of Foochow and J.MissH. Bessie

BryarsM.andHille

wife

Honan Roads; Telephs. 93199; Cable Miss and

Rev. GraceMrs.Darling

W. D. Boone

Ad: Buchwall Miss Margaret Lewis

632 SHANGHAI

Community Ohukch-^53, Av. Petain rg* ^ Hi Po ai tang

Rev. E. W. Luceock Procure des Missions Belges—

Danish Church—Av. Joffre Passage

Teleph. 135, No. 7, Avenue Haig;

Rev. N. H. Soe Rev. J.73372

Wygerde, procurater

Deutsche Evangelische Kirche—1. Rev. M. Van Hemelrijck, assist.

Gt. Western Road

E. Kreuger, pastor ^ m m m m m

First Church of Christ Scientist Lun tun sheng chiao shu hwei

—178, Rue Dufour: Teleph. 70065; Religious Room

Tract Society, London—

212, Missions Building,4 23, Yuen

P.O. Box 1109 Ming Yuen Road; Teleph.

itm-kW-® d •&: Rev. J. Darroch, litt.d., o.b.e., agent

Hong Tcevj se yang nni hoh tang

Holy Family, Road:

224, Quinsan The Institution

Telenh. 41500 of— : Salvation

Yang Terraoe; Army Men’s Teleph.Hostel—8,

33254:

Rev. Mother St. Marcien, superior Cable Ad: (Salvation

Holy Trinity Cathedral—21, Kiu- Seventh Day Adventist Mission—

kiang Road

Dean:

M.A., Very

B.D. Rev. A. C. S. Trivett 525, Ningkuo Road; Teleph.

Sub-Dean: Rev. V. G..Sutcliffe, m.a. 50194; Cable Ad: Adventist

Dr. and Mrs. Andrews

& ® Shanghai Free Christian Church

Way Way Chiaou tang (Evangelical) — Hart Road, Near

Mahomedan Mosque—28, Chekiang Rd. Connaught Roadsecretary «(1531, Sinza

Officiating Priest: Haji Hilabuddin M. Hardman,

Methodist Episcopal Missions Finan- Road)

A. H. Broomhall, hon. treasurer

cial Offices—23, Yuen Ming Yuen (1531, Sinza Road)

Road;

W. A.Cable

MainAd: Treasurers it m b San teh tang

Kiau se hung saw SoblriTE DES MlSSIONS-ETRANGERks—9,

Missionary Home—4, Avenue Edouard VII.

Teleph. 44044; CableQuinsan Gardens;

Ad: Evangel Rev.

Rev. J. B.Samson,

Gerey,assist,

procureur

Miss E. Spurting

Miss E. Robertson Rev. E.V. Tournier, do.procureur

Missions to Lepers (International) Missions To Seamen Institute (with

—Missions Building (Room 506), St.Rev.

Andrew’s Church)—171,

23, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Te-

leph. 18997; Cable Ad: Lepmis- B. Hartham, chaplainBroadway

sion

Dr. J. L. Maxwell, hon.,'medical & i % -x m n

adviser for Far East Tung ka dgo Tien chu tang

Missions St. Francis Xavier’s

s.j. s.j.Church

Rev. E.to B.Seamen in 'Shanghai

Harthan, chaplain Rev.

Rev.J.J.Ling

Tsang,,

g # If Cheou chen tang Rev. J. Mercier, s.j.

Procure des LaZaristes — 44, Rue Rev, S. Yao, s.j.

Chapsa!: Teleph. West 997 Bro. A. Zeng, s.j.'

Rev. E. Moulis,

Rev. C. Gonon superieur g± H« S

Rev. H. Crapez I Rev. E. Loiez St. J oseph’s

Rt Rev.Church—79,

B. A. Haouisee,Ruebishop

Montauban

Rev. E. Abeloos | Bro. J. Joly

SHANGHAI

Sin Tien an tana ^ m it m # it & -fc

UnionRev.Church—2, Sooehowpastor

H. G. Newsham, Road Lee an din chee yu yeh hung sze

F. W. Poate, chairman Claude

U.8.A., Neon Lights, Fed.Bubbling

Neon Telephs.

Lighting—310, Inc.,

J. Macbeth, vice-do. Well Road; 34322-34323 Pri-

Dr. J. H. Blakelock, secretary vate Exchange to all departments,

Thomson & Co., treasurers Chinese

g ± jTm m & Box 1783;Dept.Cable35953,

Ad: Factory

Neonlite51339; P.O.

Zi ha ivei tien tz tang . L. E. Gale, President

Zi-ka-wei Church M. E. Yittaly, general manager

Rev. Y. Henry, rector Miss T. C. Mason, steno.

Rev. F. Marivint, s.j., minister Accounting Department

Rev. J. Bonay, s.j., director, Kurt Vogel, chiefasst.accountant

H. Juergens, do.

Rev.seminary majorS.J., director, semi-

A. Durand, A. M. Sangaland I Kelly Chang

nary minor Johnson

J. H. Chen Cheng || C. T.L. Tsiang

C. Koo

Church of England Men’s Society {See Sales Representatives:

Associations) L. M. Guedes, sales manager

W. Krause | A. O. Kirsanoff

City Realty Co.,—Land

Dept.

Surveyors, Civil

tractors—12, The Engineers

Bund; Teleph.and 14118;

Con- K. T. Wong S. F. Ying

Cable Ad: Cityrealty V. Z. Chen Y. S. Shih

H.E.Wakeham, managing director J. B. Whyte W. T. Wang

G. Clarke, A. E. C. Hindson, A. S. Levine Y. H. Wai

Knowles

directors and P. S. Widdup, Shipping Dept.

C. ;S. Koo

m M. J. Mason, assist, steno.

Claire

1a, Kiukiang Road; Telephs. 19254 and

12477 L.P. N.Danilevsky,

Chur art supt.

F. Y. Reilly Miss F. T. Chow | Miss Y. T. Tsat>

V. Clair Chinese

Chun Kee Dept:Wai,

Teleph.

Chinese 35953manager

Clark Alexander & Co., Ltd., The, Plant—(80 Y. K. Koo I H. B. Lee

Manufacturing Goldsmiths and Silver- Baikal Road); Teleph.

smiths—Sassoon House, The Bund 51339

Alexander Clark, managing director A. H. Lueders, plant supt.

Yernon Clark, director M. Katz

G.N. J.R. Wells, manager

Bell, assist. J. Robinson | Y. C. Kim

Agents for E, S. Hamilton, Neon, elect.

Lalique Glass | Rolex Watches Exclusive. Lieeiicees of

U.Georges

S. Patents

Claudeon& J.Neon Tubes for

de Beaufort of

|nj Tung yue China, Philippine Islands, Malay

Clark, Henry J., Stock and General Peninsula & Straits Settlements

Broker

Hongkong (Member of StockBank

& Shanghai Exchange)—

Building, Agents:

12, The Bund; Teleph. 10488; P.O. Box Willing Service Co., Central

623;H.Cable Ad: Taeping China Post Building S A.D. 3,

J. Clark Hankow

Great Northern Corpn., 193a, Vic-

Clarke, E. G. & Co., Share Brokers toria Road, Tientsin

—49, Nanking Road; Teleph. 10368; Siemssen Eckford

Cornabe & Krohn,& Co., FoochowLtd., 29

Cable Ad: Excelsior Kwantao Road, Tsingtao and atr

E. G. Clarke Chefoo, Shantung

G. C. Clarke

$34 SHANGHAI

Qlaude Neon Lights, A., ^ # It Wae hintj sun

Manila

Claude Neon Lights Inc., LLS.A., Or,iFFOB.p-WiLKiN.saisr

Water Cb.‘, Lto.—2,Tansan PekingMineral

Road;

.onI Kong no&w 9toujS|Q Teleph./l' Tansania 9 2f;6; P.O, Box 1.428: .Cable Ad:

Clerics, Bedoni &. Co., S. A , Silk'Ex- C. F. Evans, agent for North.China

porters, Public Silk Inspectors,,. .Silk

Piece GoodsElectrical,Supplies,

Merchants. Importers and General Medi- CLUBS

cines and Drug's^ Wines*. Provisions, Amebica4(pClu^—2X Fqpcliow Road

Teleph., .15259; G’able Ad : Ameri-

Preserves,

Museum Road; andTelephs.

CdlbpiM14707

,, Goods; r- 17,

and 12259; club

P.O. Box 1057 ‘ President—C. M. ‘Wentworth

C. Bedoni, president (Milan) Vice-Presi'dentrr-W. A. Adams

ft.L. Biggio,

Caminada, sighsdo.vner prO' t .1 d

; Treas.—A,, H. .Calhoun ■

A. Felberbaum, B. Com.. Hon. Secretary—R. W. Deihl

M. J. Sterelny Secretary—H. C. Afgersihger

J.MissK. S.Tscheng

Dribensky Amateur Dramatic Club—640, Yang-

tszepoo Road

G. Chiara

W. S. Ting,(Milan)

import compradore , President—D J. Donne

‘ G. H. Gnew Secretary—C. A-.Momber

T. Z. Foch Kao, export’cximpradore

; American University Club' - Room 519,

T. K. Chang, accts: dept. 23, Yuen Ming Yuen Road '

K. C. Chong, do..

Agents

Pratellifw ChinaBettini, ■ Silk'' VFilature £ W W M

Machinery American Women’s Club of Shanghai,

“ Pacific Brand,” . Evaporated Milk In6.—577,

Frazer Valley Assi VaiicoiiveG B.C.

Italian-American B^sth; Co:, San 31856; P.O. Box 202R.Well

Bubbling

President—Mrs.

Rd.; Teleph.

T. Bryan Jr.

Francisco '

•Cora, Vermouth and Sparkling,/Asti Is^ Vice-presdt.—Mrs. C. H. Raren

WinesBurgundy and Red/Wines 2nd

Rec. Secy.dd- -Mrs-—Mrs.

E. M.D.B.Mark

R. Service

Bosca,

Antinori, Chianti Wines Corresp. Secy.—Mrs. D. Baldwin

Branca, Fernet Bitters and Liquers Treasurer—Mrs. C. A..Crispin

Luxardo, Maraschino and Cherry Automobile Club of China—17, The

Brandy Bund; Teleph. 10704; R.O..Box

St.

SassoPellegrino,

Olive Oil,Mineral

OnegliaWater : Chairman—E. Gordon Lowder1049.

Valli (Rimmel) Perfumes Secretaries— Beck & Swann

G. B. Borsalino, Felt Hats

Associated

ture Moulding Manuf. Aste Derate, Pic- Chinese Foreign Famine Relief

Committee—, 12, Jinkee Road;

Linificio E. Canapificio Nazionale, Cable Ad: Famrel

Twine ManufacturersCheese

Locatelli, Chinese Jockey Club of Shanghai-

Gal bani,BelGorgonzola

Paese & Quartirolo Cheese 770, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph.

30655; Cable A d L.: Joclub

, Hr.atorioLo Zambeletti Milano,

Chemico Farmaceiitico Mo- Labor- Secretary—T Hu

derno, Milano

Vecchi k Co., Products of the w fi 2? m Tung fong isung way

,Soc.Maragliano

An. Ing. V.Institute,

Tedeschi.Genoa

Apartments, de Shanghai BoonePearce

of43972 and

Cables and Wires , Chapoo Roads; Teleph.

• 7 -Sueddeutsche

Cables arid Kabelwerke, Mannheim

Wires

Join Kremeuezky “Watt’* A- G., ® il T » @ 31

Vienna, Adriatiqa

Lighting Fittings Mei kou hsiang hsia tsung way

Biuniqiie di Sicurtk (The Columbia Country Club—301, Great

Adriatic

Trieste, Italy Insutance Co., Ltd.), Western Rd. Extension; Teleph. 27317

President- U. G. Frondofff

SHANGHAI 635

Vice-president—N. F. Xavier Shanghai Amateur Baseball Club

Treasurer—O. D. Terrell President—H. W.

Manager —H. B. Gallop Frick

Hon. Secretary—J. E. Swan Secretary—E. F. Pimley

Secretary—H. W. Pilcher C.H.M.M.

# m~m m K. King Membership Comm.—D.

Country Club—651, Bubbling Well Shanghai Athletic Club (Formed for

Road; Telephs. 34244 the Promotion of Amateur Athletics

Chairman—P. W. Massey generally)

Secretary—G. F. M. Warner President—F. S. Bridges

ft" ^5 iii iifi Ifsin lewan Tsung way Hon.

—A.Secretary

Seaborn and Hon. Treasurer

Customs Club — 31, Nanking Road,

Hall & 11709

Teleph. Holtz Building (2nd floor); Shanghai Clay Pigeon Club—Hung

President—L. H.Lawford (ex-officio) Jao Road; P.O. Box 308

Vice-do. —W. A. Skuse _ President—J.

Vice-do. —H. Ambrose

H.Treas.—W.

Read J. Gande

Hon. Treasurer—J. B. Dickins Hon. Secy, and

Hon. Secretary—C. C. Warren

Hon. Librarian—H. Abbott Shanghai Club—3, The Bund; P.O.

Hpn. Steward —A. G. Kuropatoff Box 156 Cable Ad: Kwangho

Chairman—F. H. Forde

Deutscher Club—72, Szechuen Rd.; Vice-do

Secretary—F. —A. S.J.Ward

Welch

Teleph. 10138 Assist, do.—P. Corneck

Hon. Secretary—G. Priedemann

International Recreation Club — m mm n m m

722, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. Bau mo zang na pau jew zang

30072-3; Cable Ad : Irclub Shanghai Cricket Club—P.O. Box 497

International Sporting Club, Inc. Chairman

shaw of Committee—R. Grim-

—6, Kiukiang Road; Telephs. Hon. Secretary—A. W. Hampson

16298-9; Cable Ad : Rolyat Treasurers—Thomson & Co.

Kwei Ghu Tsoon wa

#H 9 v Kee wu tsoong way

Masonic

Road , Club—8c, Yuen Ming Yuen Shanghai Engineers’ Club—56, Sze-

Secretary—U. J. Kelly chuen Road; Teleph. 10305; P.O. Box

Da w

646;President—T.

Cable Ad: Institute

J. Goodman

# if It' f Tsung way Vice-do. —R. K. Hamilton

Mercantile Marine Officers’ Club Hon. Treasurer—Alex. Braid

—80,

10064;Yuen

CableMing

Ad: Yuen Road; Teleph.

Mariners

President—C. Alexander Shanghai Football Club — Race

Treasurer—E. Course; Teleph. F.61318

Secretary—W. M.E. Kirby

Harrison President—T. Brenan, c.m.g.

Vice-Presidents —R. Grimshaw, A.

Race Club, Shanghai —305, Bubbling E.F. Forshaw

Stewart, J. W. Weeks and G.

Well Road:

Cable Telephs. 30109 (4 lines);

Ad: Racing General Committee—A. S. Phillips,

Secretary—A. W. Olsen T. L. Rawsthorne,

W. Pote-Hunt and L.R. F.Baxter,

Stokes J.

Assist, do.—W. N. Scott

Outdoor Assist.—R. H. Newman Balloting Committee—T. A. Cooper

Hon.andTreasurer-—.!.

H. G. Fabian K. Ewing

.Rotary Club — 27, -Nanking Road; Hon. Secretary—T. C. Sinclair

Teleph. 16450 F. Harris

President—E. Shanghai Golf Club—Kiang Wan and

Vice-do. —Hugo Sandor

Hon. Secretary—G. W. Phillteo Spe King

course Jao.(Bridge), Office; Race-

Shanghai

Hon. Treasurer—P. Chu . President—R.

Secretary—F. H.Bailey Colam

Secretary—Mi's. E. L. Martin

'Shanghai Recreation Club—Race: Colgate Palmolive-Peet Co., -Soap &

Course; Teleph,. 10745 Toilet

Building, Specialities—Room 311-2, Dollar

3, Canton Road; Teleph. 14204;

Prcsident-^T. G. Main

Hon. Secretary—G. E. Marshall P.O.W. Box 1338; Cablemanager

T. Alexander, Ad: Palmblive

Shanghai Rkvoi.vkr Club—Route de P. L. M- Mod, acting ipanager

Say Zoomg and 151, Avenue Haig: Mrs. M. Sodas Galdas; stenographer

Telcph. 71312

Secretary—O.. C. Freeman & mm# k

Shanghai Rowing Club—Boat House Koo mo ja Iciangjun yn hsien hung sze

and Swimming Bath: 2, Sooqhow Rd.; Colman, Ltd., J.

Teleph.

Captain—R. 10041; Cable

B. RoachAd; Rowing Building, 41, Szechuen Road; Teleph.

Vice-do.—L. F. Payne ,; 67371 (10 lipes); P.O. Box 252; Cable

Ad:M.Alkali

Hon. Secretary—W. M. Poytt^ude Lymbery, representative

Hon. Treasure^—0, R. Muller Imperial Chemical Industries (China),

Shanghai Rugby Union Football Club Ltd,(Incorporated

ances of Hongkong),under the Ordin-

agents

—Teleph. 15577; Cable Ad: Phofire

Hon. Secretary—H. W. Garter<

Waterworks) Columbia Casualty Co. of New Yohk

Shanghai Yacht Club—Headquarters: —Union Building, 1, Canton Road;

Teleph. 13407 '(4 lines) ; Cable Ad :

“ FoamJinkee Road Jetty Monsoon

E. Lester Arnhold, manager for

China

Shang hai say sze Jmo gting chan'-ta ha wet . Graeme, D. Nicholl, manager

Swiss Club—21; Lucerne Road ; TefepH. -T. M._ Murray

27128 Miss; E. Blackwood

President—A. Juv^t, Miss T. Arcus

Hon. Secretary—W.

Hon. Treasurer—E. MandelertEl Thommen Accounts Dept:

E. Castrillo

Club Lusitano {See Clubs) Columbia Casualty Co.—3, ;* Gan ton

Road

^ Hong zing George O. Oien, manager

t Coates & Son, Thomas, Merchants, Boris Krenov. assist, mgr.

Commission Agents and Manufac- W. Herzberg

turers—Shanghai Bank Building, Miss O. M. Harris

40, Ningpo; Road, Teleph. 17222; P.

O. Box 546 j Cable Ad : Cbalescent; Coal Merchants’ Wharf, Ltd., Coal

A.B.C. 5th and Bentley’s Storage—Dollar Wharf, Pobtung;

S. Y.W.K.WongYuan | SS. W. Pao Teleph. 632)84.

H. Y. Wai, manager

m Pah shing Columbia Country Club {See Clubs)

Consi,

Laces,J.,etc.,Exporter

Importerof ofRaw Silk Pongee,

Precious Stones

—5, Foochow Road : Teleph. 12028 Cable J?r » El) « -Sf

Ad: Codsi Shun wu in shu soo

•Cohen Ltd., Henky H., Exporters & Comacrtb Press, The, Printers, Pub-

Manufacturers—18

Ming Yuen Road: Warehouseto 20, Yuen and lishers,, Stationers, Commercial Job

Godown; Teleph. 17510; Cable Ad: 1022 Printers—Teleph. 16625: P.Q. Box

Nehorcroc ; Cable Ad • Cbmacrib

H. H. Cohen, managing director F. A. Bowen

M. J. Cohen, director B. G. Bowen

W. R. MeBain, do. Woo Meiof Spng,

Publishers superintendent

the Comae rib Dirs.

SHANGHAI 637

•C'pMechanical

MPOEr Electric Gp., Electrical

Eftgihe'ering Contractors,and m i§j # ^ *

Purchasing Agents and General Mer- Tailing yang Shang io'u Tien pdo Rung sze

chants—175,

83092; Avenue Joffre; Teleph. Commercial Pacific Cable Company—

T. Y.Cable

Hsu, Ad:e.e., Comfortco

manager 4, Avenue Edward VII.; Teleph.

12233; Cable Ad: Compac

Shorn wu chen hsin tso m & m w %% w w %

'Commercial and Credit Information Commercial Song um ying shu kwan yu hsien kung sze

Bureau, Commercial Agency, Pub- Printers, . Booksellers, Press, Ltd., The, Publishers,

lishers of the Comacrib Directory of —Head

China—24a, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Office: 211, andHonanStationers

Rd.;

Teleph. 17131; P.O. Box 1022; Cable Ad: Teleph. 92310 (Private Exchange to all

Comacrib Departments); Cable Ad: Compress

F. A. Bowen, general manager Y. W. Wong, managing director

B.Mrs.G. M.Bowen, Li BahHow,

Koh, manager

Milletsecretary Bang do.

C. L. Bau, asst, manager

Miss L.

J. Cap! an Kuzmenco Francis K. Pan, asst. do.

J. G. Nedzvesky | G. A. Arkadieff P. S. Ho, chief secretary

Proprietors of Secretaries — P. Y. Chuang, J.

The Comacrib Press T. Lieu, K. W. Chang and

The Comacrib publications C. M. Wang

The Consumer’s Weekly Y. Wr. Wong, editorial committee

P. C. Kwoh, import dept.

Commercial

factory Co.—c/o Exchange HudsonPaper

& Co.,Manu-

452, S, L. Changj promotion dept.

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 1688; Cable Ad: C. Y. Sze, personnel dept.

Hudson, K. S. Wang, stock dept.

P. * C. Li, publication dept.

in & m fill ^ ^ m Francis R. Pan, accounting

Mei song say fong chun van htng sze department

Commercial Express and Storage S. P. Chu; cashiers dept.

Co., Customs Clearance Brokers, Express P. Y. Chuang, branches dept.

and International Forwarding Agents; H. F. Chang, standards dept.

Merchandise and Furniture Warehous- C. C. Bau, efficiency dept.

ing, Registered Lighter and Truck Shanghai Sales Office—211, Honan

Transportation, Freight and Marine Road; Teleph. 92310 (exchange to

Insurance Brokers, Expert

Furniture Packers—8b, Yuen Curio and

Ming Yuen all depts.)

Road; Telephs. 16933; Cable Ad: Bang How, manager

Servizio; All Standard Codes; P.O. Box Jerome T. Lieu, assist, manager

1042 S. W. iKung, do.

Mrs. E. Katz, proprietress

Wm. Golding, gen. manager Plate-making Factory—163, Avenue

F. A. D. Masson, accountant Road; Teleph. 94763

Mrs. B. Artindale, steno. P. C. Li, sript.

M. Berkovich, truck dept. Printing Factory — 6, Liaoyang

K. N. Sung, asst. do. Road; Teleph. 5,2194

D. W. Yoh, superintendent

A.S. M.

Gruenberg, do. dept.

Krell, shipping M. (L. Yin,, assist, do. ;

S.K. S.H. Chang, cashier

Chang, bookkeeper

L. S, Tsu, supervisor te & ^

Law leung maw kong die

•Commercial Finance C6:» Ltd. (Incor- Commercial Union Assurance Co.,

porated under the Companies Ord- Ltd., Fire, Life, Marine, Accident, Bur-

inances of Hong Kong), Loans—398, glary. Fidelity Guarantee. Plate Glass

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 15589 and MotorCar Insurance—Union Build-

T. G. Weall, chairman ing, 1, Canton Road; Teleph. 13407 (4

W. R. McBain, director lines); P.O. Box 309; Cable Ad: Cuaco

A. MdLure, do. E. Lester Arnold, manager for China

638 SHANGHAI

G.F. Dumbarton A.MissE. F. M. Oliveira

Webb Miss T. Blackwood

R.L. L.C- S.Earnshaw Arcus Shang haifa shang tien die tien tung

R. W. Palmer Miss M. Diniz kung sze

Accident Dept. Compagnie Francaise de Tramways et

Graeme D. Nicholf, manager d’Eclairage Electriques de Shang-

J. M. Murray hai—275, Avenue Dubail; Teleph.

Accounts Dept. 80180 (4 lines)

R. Courthial, manager

E. Castrillo J. Favret, tech, sub-manager

Hong Kong Branch G.

R; W. Gardiner, local manager L. Perrier,

Ladroitte,adm.engineer

dept. (waterworks

and construction depts.)

Commonwealth Products Co., Import- M. Mariotti, engineer(electricity

Bertrand,

J. workshops) engr. (tramwaysdept.)

and

ers of Australian Products — 72,

Szechuen Road: Teleph. 16031; R. Leydon, asst. engr. (electricy. dept.)

Cable Ad: Chin dented General Book Office

J. R.Lorenzi,

Tillardchief accountant

I H. Leblond

ffl ^ Nee shing M. Raimond | A. J. de Costa

CoMPAGNIA Il’ALIANA d’EsTREMO OrIENTE, Purchasing Dept.

General Importers and Exporters—16a, M. Comencini | A. Allemao

Kiukiang

12128 Road; Telephs

(Compradore); Cable Ad:14723

Cideoand Correspondence Dept.

Dr. D. Tirinnanzi, manager C.C.G.M.Lubeck

da Rosa I J. da Rosa

Dr. A. Chiaruttini J. J. dAhneida | C. J. Allanson

Rag.

E. Xavier M. Castellano,

| signs per pro.

C. Favacho Consumers’ and Bills Dept.

Miss E.H.Salem bier I V.M. Yoropai

S. K. L.Chang,M. dacompradore

Cruz Jacquet A. GingerofF

J. C. Canavarro j A. Mihailoff

Compagnie des Messageries Maritimes Stores

F. R.Lerosey

—19/10, French Bund; Telephs. Bazil

15132-4; P.O. Box 301; Cable Ad: R. Bossuet | I. Y. Serebrinnikoff

Messagerie Traffic Office

J. de Creisquer, gen. agent D. Yialy, traffic superintendant

C. R. Miollis, local manager A.R. Galian

Marchina j F.E. J.Lespinasse

Lopes

jjiji Chiun yuen E. Gontier | D. Zahowsky

Compagnie Tramway Track and Lines

Asiatiqdesd’Exportatjon de Produitsof

(C.E.P.A.), Exporters L. Aubert

Raw Silk, Pongee and General Produce ElectricC. Power Kluge

Station

—60, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 12519; P.O. B. Mihai, superintendarit

Box 837; Cable Ad: Cepasia E.Alb.Hodayer

C. J.Couliou, manager

Reynaud, signs per pro. Fischer I| ' J.P. Schmid

Amettler

M. Balikp | A. Monceu

Compagnie Financiere Belgo-Chinoise Electric Lines

J. Manaresi

—P.O. Box 570; Cable Ad: Belgo- R. Kpsloff | Y. Marinacci

chine Electric Installations

J. Hers,, agent P. Bellande, superintendant

COMPAGNIE FrANCAISE DE COMMERCE EN ElectricP. Meters Vial

,

| J. Canavarro Jr.

Chine—762-4:6, Avenue Joffre; Te- J. Fdraud, supt.

leph. 72923;. Cable Ad : Manufac- M. Gdny

ture B. Pouckoff ,I|L; F. Colella

P. S. Grigdrieff, director Electrical

Y. I. Korniloff, manager X. Ng Laboratory

Yelim

SHANGHAI 639

Water Production P. Dupuy, gen. mgr., sjgns per prc.

G. Poirier, superintendant A.J.Maillard,

Chamotonmanager, do. (export)

H. Menager

A. K. Delant I|: G.H. Chaplin

Muller A. Delcdurt, signs per pro. (import)

Water Distribution H. Crisfcofel

Al M.Leriche, O.P. Mendel

Benz son jj Miss A. Victal

Labartsuperintendent

■ G. Jorge

J. Dessert | E. Vidal

■Chemical and Analytical

M. Ducret ; ■ ; : Laboratory

i v.mr • m & Kiing Lee

Workshops and !Depets

Connell Bro/s. t-o., Ltd., Importers

J. R. Poirot', superintendant Exporters, Foodstuffs—3, Canton

F.B. Badeau Road- Teleph. 16S31-2-3

BouhourS |I H. Danieck

A.'Comas B.H. O.VV.Haritman,

Brook, manager

asst. do.

Buildings

G.Prarlo Consolidated Finance Co. — (See

CoMPAGNite FfiANco-AjiERrcAiNE

: D’Assu- Banks)

rance,

Head Office: rnsutaiiee

7, Avenueand - Reinsurance—

EdWard VII. Consolidated National Advertising

Executive Office: 17, The Bund; Teleph. Co.—260, Shantung Road; [ Telephs.

16865; ' Cable Ad: Framinsure. 18608 and 10585; Cable Ad: Con-

Agents at Saigon, Hanoi, Haiphong, sol ad

Pnompenh, Hankow, Tsingtao and

Tientsin ■

,E. Sigaut, president CONSULATES

’ 1 C. V. Stair, vice-president

,t J. Donne, R. F^no C. J Smith PI e SI a « :k

and G. A. Moskowski, dirs. Ta au Jco ling sz ya men

A. M. Joukowsky-Wolynsky, Austria—14,

secretary

B. de Borddaewsky, manager 14957; Cable Museum Road; Teleph.

Ad: Austconsul

Shanghai Office Consul—H. L. Ockermueller

A. R. Perriau, life supervisor of pi -it m m i m m it a-

agents Ta pe li sz kwoh isung ling shi yamen

fs Foolc see Belgium—1300, Rue Lafayette; Teleph.

■Compagnie Franco Africaine (Shang- 70647; Cable Ad: Belsulat

Consul-General—J. van Haute

hai), Ltd., Tea Merchants—467, VicC-Consul—J. Herremans

Kiangse

Box 692; Road; Cable Teleph. 18405, P.O.

.Ad: Cifranafri

L. E. Canning, director Brazil—2, Canton Road;

Acting Consul-General—Dr. Teleph. 17566

J. de

F. G. Harrison, do. Pinto Dias

D. M. Mitchell, do.

M. B. Lake, secretary

Miss I.P. Fryer

Clio Chun | C. L. Lam

Poo, compradore Czechoslovakia—2o, Rue Amiral Cour-

Oomp. Generale de Chemins de per et bet;

Tchecomini Teleph. 73719; Cable Ad:

de Tramways en Chine—6, Kiu- Vice-Consul—Dr. A. Lafar

kiaiig Road ; Ttleph. 12198; Cable Chancel lor—K. Malinovsky

Ad : Lambert A. Kolacek

H. Lambert, gen, representative

A. Robert, sepy., signs per pro. RTHfarnmn*

^ ^ Pao too Ta tan kwoh isung ling sz yamen

Denmark—26,

Consul-General The Bund; Teleph.Judge

and Consular 17300

’Compagnie Optorg, Importers and Ex- for China—Ove Lunn

porters—39, Avenue Edward

Teleph. 84144; P.O. Box 1309; Cable VII; Vice-Consul—A. MorchM. Chow

Ad: Optorgpo and Optesepo; Codes: Chinese Secretary—T.

Bentley’s and Private Code Stenog raphefMiss I. Suenson

640 SHANGHAI

i- 3§j m H # * Stenogrs.—Mrs. L. M. Bell, Mrs. H.

Ta fun lan ling sldh sku Harrop andCounsellors—L.

Commercial Miss M. K. Marsh Beale,.

Finland — 100. Route Marcel Tillot; c.b.e., and G. C. Pelham

Teleph.

Consul80206; Cable

General Ad: Finlandia

—Bruno Kockoski Stenographer—Mrs. Andrews

Vice-Consul—Akseli Salminen British

sulate-General; Teleph. 11615Con-

Naval Offices—H.M.B.

Translator and Interpr. — Chow Resident Naval Officer—Paymaster

Chen Wei Comdr.StaffG. Officer—Captain

A. Whitting, r.n.A. L.

Naval

-mm m mm* Chief Clerk—H.

Ta Fa kwoh Tseng ling die Ya-men

France—2, Rue du Consulat; Telephs. Teleph. C. 338; T.Cable

Scott,Ad:r.n.Fuelite

(ret.);

60084-7 H.B.M. Office of Works

Korea, Japan & Siam-14, Yuenfor China,

Consul General—J. Meyrier Ming YuenArchitect—T.

Rd. ; Teleph.S.Cent. 396

Consuls—J. Coiffard and H. Lafon Divisional Terrace

de Lageneste

Consul Suppleant—M. Brionval Assist. Surveyor—H. R. Lane

Chancelier--M. Bernard ChiefClerk

Staff Clerk-J. G. ManleyWalker

of Works—H.

Attache

Beauroy de Chancellerie — J. Clerk of Works — H. C. Edmunds

Cour Consulaire Engineer—C. E. Shelley (Peiping)

President Juge Consulaire pour la

Chine—Ch, Toussaint pi *

immm mm* Ta E ta lee lewoh Ling shi Ya men

Ta te kuo tmng ling shih shu Italy — 555,

Teleph. 30063 Bubbling Well Road;

Germany — 9-10, Whangpoo Road; Acting Consul General for Italy—

Teleph. 40171; Cable Ad: Consugerma

Consul-General—Baron H. Ruedt v. Count G. del Bono

Collenberg Chinese Secretary—Cav. Ferruccio

Ramondinp

Consul—R. C. W. Behrend Consular-Judge for China—Cav. Uff.

Do. —Dr. Walter Fuchs R. Rapex

Chief Chancellor—H.

Chancellor—C. Jecke Gaetjen Provisional Court Assessor—Cav. F.

Secretary—P. Stark Ramondino

Chancellor—G. Borea-Regoli

P3 ® » Hi & 3? * fei pen 2'sung ling shi Ya men

Ta Ying Tsung ling shi Ya men Ta Jih

Great Britain—33, The Bund; Teleph. Japan—25a,

11485-9 (5 lines) Registrar of Ship-

Consul-General, kew; Teleph.Whangpoo

40054 Road, Hong-

ping and of Companies—Sir John Consul-General—K. Murai

F. Brenan, k.c.m.g. Consular Judge—S. Aoki

Private Secretary and Vice-Consul—

A. Price

Consul—J. W. O. Davidson n ffimmmwmtu*

Land Office& Deputy Registrar of Com- TaNetherlands

Consul

Ho Lan Kuo Tsung Ling Shi Yamen

— 25, Rue du Consulat;

panies—C. E. Whitamore Teleph. 80110

Shipping Office—Teleph. 10090 Consul-General and President of

Vice-Consul—D. Cameron Netherlands Consular

E. H. Consul-General,

Groenman (absent) Court—F.

. M,

Head

Assist,Clerk—L.

do. —J. M.Boyack

Groves Acting etc.—G.

Constable—Wm. Duffield Byvanck

Surveyor—P. C. Rieilley Consul—T.

and JSailfff,Elink SchuurmanConsular

Netherlands (Clerk

Chinese Office V. Kitson

Vice-Consul—G. Court)

Passport Officer Interpreter, Acting Clerk and Bailiff

R. S. Heaney Netherlands Consular Court—J.

Records Office van den

Acting Berg (absent)

Interpreter, etc.—H.S. Hsu

Bos

Pro. Consuls—A. J. Evans, S. E. Translator-Secretary—K.

Faithful, and C. J. Williams

SHANGHAI 641

Norway—-S. Y. Sheng Building, 29, Consul-General—Edwin S.Cunning-

Szechuen

A.B.C, 5thHoad; Teleph.

edn. and 16295; Codes:

Bentley’s ham (absent)R. Jqsselyn

Consul-General Consul—Paul

for. China—N.and AallConsular Judge Secy.-stenogr.—Miss N. Eills

Clerk-stenogr.—Miss Mayelle Byrd

Vice Consul—T. Moreh Hansson Administrative

Chinese Secretary—Nation Sun Consul—JohnOffice

J Muccio

Portugal-1050, Rue Lafayette; Te- Clerk-stenogrs.—Miss

and Miss H. Foster NanL. Horan

leph. 72876 Clerks—Mrs. Vivian E, Hooper, Miss

Consul-General and Consular Judge Helen Collins and Miss E. Barton

—Dr. T. B. Ferreira Da Silva Commercial Office

Vice-Consul and. Assessor —J. H. Consul—J. C. Huston

Botel ho Consul—R. P. Butrick

Chancellor—Augusto

Secretary—C. S. Braga

Fdes. Silva Consul—D. W. Maher

Clerk - J. J. Silva Clerks—Chas. A. Robertson, C. H.

Chinese Secretary—C. S. Doo Williams, S. E. Williams and J. A.

Collins

Clerk-stenogr.—Mrs. L. Irvine

Ta Jih sue pa ne ya kvioh ling shi Yamen Clerks—Wm. P. Tsao & S. M. Yang

Spain —1205, Land Office

Teleph. 33110 Bubbling .Well Road; Consul—R. L. Smyth

Clerk-stenogr.—Miss R. E. Naylor

Consul General and Consular Judge Interpreter—Ting

for

FerrerChina — Eduardo Vazques Do. —S. M.Wei-pingMilton

Vice - Consul — Fernando Careaga Shipping Office

E. ChevarriaV. Vizenzinovich Consul—Clarke Vyse

Chancellor- Vice-Consuls—W.

B. Clark R. Lynch, and T.

Chinese Secretary—C. E. Woo Olerk-H. C. Chen

H is « ®is a * « * Passport Office

TaJui tin hwoh Tsung ling shih ya men Vice-Consul—J.

Do. -G. B.V, Sawver

Allen

Sweden—96, Rue Marcel Tillot; Teleph. Clerks—H. D. Pease, M. S. N. Fop

80987; Cable Ad: Syensk and Lin Wen-chao

Consul-General and Consular Judge

for China— J. Lilliehook

Consul—Erik Wisen F. Henry Continental Chemical and Drug-

Assist. Secretary—Mrs.

Chinese Secretary—Tsu Kyi Ung Supplies

—74, Ltd., (G. Vaijda & Co., Mgr.)

Cable Szechuen

Ad: VadjacoRoad; Teleph. 12550;

Ta Jui shi ho tsung ling shi yamen Sole Agen ts for

State Serotherapeu

Chemical tic InstituteVienna-

Works “Chinoin” Vienna

Switzerland—1A3, Route de Say Zoong;

Telephs. 70,108-9; Cable Adi Swisscolat Budapest

Consul-General arid Consular Judge “Pyrifer”

i/Br. Hugo Rosenberg, Freiburg

for China—E. Lardy Chemical WorksHaematogen,

Dr. Bayer, Budapest

Consul—A. Daeniker

Chancellor—L .Ch. J acot- Guillarmod Dr. Hommel’s Zurich

Secretary—Mrs. C. W. Hampson Les Parfums de Mur y, Paris

Do. —Henry K. F. Ai Th. Muhlethaler, Nyon

S ® » 0 H Continental Construction Co.—6, Sze-

Mei kuo Tsung ling shih s/iu chuen Road; Teleph. 16303

United States Consulate-General—

248-250, Kiangse Road; Teleph. Continental Corporation of China,

11199 (6 lines), Same Number Road: General Merchants -r- 6, Szeehuen

after Office hours (Private Ex- Teleph. 16303-2; Cable Ad:

change to all Depis.) Kontiehine

21

SHANGHAI

Continental Trading Co., Export-Import ^ m & m m

(Sole concessionaires for advertising on Kong tai pao shien hung sze

Fronch 'tramway Co!),. Advertising

Contractors—19, Museum Hoad; Cornhill Insurance Co., Ltd. (Incor-

Teleph. 12337; P.O. Box 147& porated

L. I’odpakh, managing director Motor Car,in War England),

Risk andFire,General

Marine,

In-

surance—Chartered Bank Building, 18,

!![ 'tM M Tuh

9 chi lung The Bund; Teleph; 15195 (3-lines); Cable

CdoK &• Son, Ltd., Thos., General Ad:S; Cohesible H. Peek, Branch manager

Passenger, Forwarding and Insurance J. Aoki, do. sub-do.

Agents—Central Arcade (Corner of J. A. L. Peach, Fire Dept.

Nanking and Szechuen Roads); Teleph.

15335; P.O. Head

Shanghai: Box' 519;

OfficeCable Ad: East

for Far Coupon. C.M. V.Otsuka | A. C. Tilley

Jensen, accountant

J.R. H.A. Green,'Far Eastern manager Agents

Baker, manager Dodwell F Cov Ld.

H.

A. J.\Y.Heal

Kingdon I R. Davie

J.Misses

H- Turner | A.M.Harvey Corporation' Security Underwriters,

M. Bojesen, Inc.,' Securities and Bonds—24, The

Johnston, Bund;

M. G. Johnston and E. Kay P.O. Box 1702; Cable Ad:

Investbbnd

Cooke, D. H., Piece Goods Manufac- C. B. Weiss, pre'sident

turers’ Representative—367, Kiangse ! R. E. Thompson, ,secretary

Road; Teleph. 15843; Cable Ad: jfii M Kont) vik

; Coquens \ !'

Cool, Lutheb. Z., Barrister+at-iLaw— Constructing Corrlt, A., Consulting Civil Engineer,

1, Wenchow .Road; Teleph. 90782; Kiangse Road;Engineer, Surveyor—278,

Teleph. 14466; Cable

Cable Ad: (Lucool Ad:A. Dancorrit

Corrit. m.i.c.e. (Denmark)

Cooper & Black, Sworn Surveyors and A. Coghill

Weighers, Inspectors of Produce, Arbi- j T.H. Kjare, B.sc., C.E., m.i.c.e. (Denmark)

trators

Time Tables, and Adjusters, Launch andof j Y. F.K. Lavroff,

Shanghai Publishers Tsao, B.sc.,

Ing.c.e.Dipl.

Ferry Service

Road; Teleph. 11891 (Half Yearly)—36, Jinkee Y. Ho Ping

, C. W. Copper (S « » 31 M tsang hong t'sang

\a Lay bei Cosmopolitan Dock and Shipbuilding

Cooper, Clay & Kirby, Ltd., Import- Cable Yard—64, Peking Road; Teleph. 15716;

ers and Exporters—48, Yokohama Ad Cusmas

Shanghai Dock & Engineering Co., Ld.,

Specie Bank Building, 24, The proprietors

Bund; Teleph 16127; Cable Ad:

Repooc Cosmos Paper, Co. (Fed. Inc. U.S.A.)

C. E. Kirby, sole director —267, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 17651;

Co-operative Francaise de Shanghai ter P.O. Box 468; Cable Ad: Popshus-

—179, Avenue J offre; Teleph. 82860

G.M. Perrier, president

Raimohd, vice-president

F. Badeau, treasurer ■=l| ^ Kao cKh

A. Leriche, secretary Costidis

Importers—G. & Co., Rue John,Grouchy

Exporters and

and Rue

Corbin Locks & .Hardware — 8n, Yuen Costidis de Say Zoong; Teleph. 71980; Cable Ad:

Ming

Box 576; YuenCableRoad:

Ad: Teleph. 15786;

Corbinloclc - P.O. John-Costidis, manager

| S. G. Kirkland, factory representative J. F. Verschaer j S. Hsui

C. Y. Kao, secretary L. E. Dong I Miss R. Kao

(Stocks carried bv Andersen Meyer & SoleHormo-Pbarma

Agents for G.m.b.H, Berlin

Co.)

SHANGHAI 643

Country Club—(See Clubs) Crosfield & i&gvs, Joseph (China),

Ltd., Soap Manufacturers—18, The

Country Hospital-(Nee Hospitals) Bund, Teilephs,’ Cl382-3-4. Factory:

91, Yangtszepoo Road; Teleph.

Cousen, Hughes & Co., Ltd., Manu- 50240; P.O. 59/'; Cable Ad: Lever

E. H. Jones, chairman

facturers of Textiles—Bank of East P. H. Cobb, director

Asia Building, 72, Szechuen Road;

Telepli. 10423; Cable Ad: Cousen

Credit Commercial Sino Francaise— HI 5V ^ M ^ ^

(See Banks) Ka loo kwong ko hung sze

| Crow, Carl, Inc., Advertising and

Credit Eoncier D’Extreme Orient— Road; Merchandising Agents—16, Jinkee

(See Under Banks) Teleph. 15597; Cable Ad:

Onapiress Carl

Credit Franco Chinoise—(See Banks) Crow, president

(See Carl Crow)

Crescent Manufacturing Co., Bakers’ h] £ W M A M Jk

Confectioners and Meat Packers’

Suppliers—73, Nanking Road: Te- Yung kong yin shou pgo shien kung sze

leph. 10167; Cable Ad: Cresmanuco Crown China Co., Inc., Life Insur-

A. C. Row, manager ance—1/ Kiukian-g Road 2nd. floor;

Telephs. 14384 (manager) and 14376

Crighton, Percy, Stock Exchange—■ (general office); Cable Ad: China-

Telephs. 65292-5, 65001-2, 10600, 10441 crown

Matt W. Axelrood, president

Yintai Wang, secretary

F. J. Schuhl, vice- do.and director

mm. G.T. H. Lynott, treasurer

Ka li daw hong cheong kung sze F. Millard, director and director.

Crittail IVIare ufacturing Co., T. F. Lee, do.

(China) F. Koo

J. Courtney,

Zung Paw,manager

and BronzeLtd., Manufacturers

Casements, Fenestraof Sash,

Steel

J. C. Parkin

casnier

Steel and Bronze Doors—Rooms 138-142, S. C. Kingfeburv I D. K. F. Yapp

Sassoon House; Teleph.

1430; Cable Ad: Crittail 12076; P.O. Box G. D. Litchfield I P. J. Melar

F. R. Davey, director V. N. de Frapck | D. K. F. Yapp

C. H. Arnhold, do. General Agents far

G.O.F. G.Gardner, managing director

Simpson (Hongkong) Crown Life insurance Co., To-

E. B. Mills; ronto, Canada

A. F. Jenkins ; Crystal Hotel—93-161,; Seward Road;

RP. L.W.Woodhoiise

Lane Teieph. 44572!; Cable Ad:, Crystal

E. Encarnacao . B. Kazanjoglou, proprietor

Mrs. J. Graham-Barrow

W. G. Sze

S. G. Chow, Culty Dairy ; Co., Ltd. — 989, Avenue

Factoiy:—590, Thorborn Rd.; Teleph. Joffre; .Teleph. 70126 HI

Dr. H. E. Keylock, f.r.c.v.s., chairman

50373

R. W. Lane, .manager Dr. L. Marsh, M.Bi,c.iM:,b.p.H., director

G. Bishop | G. Black R. F. C. Master, director

Agents Dairy Management

North China—Arnhold & Co. H. E. Keylock, managing director

Hongkong and South China — D. Gibson, dairy manager

Dodwell & Co. R. Barrie, assistant

J. Watson, do.

E. Westwood, daily secy.

Crone, Erik, Land and Estate Agency— A. Allctnao

71,Erik

Szechuen Miss M. Chisholm '

CroneRoad; Telepb. 19293 P. Malcoff

21

644 SHANGHAI

BJJ ^ King ming Assist.

ChuenFinancial Secty.—Tao Loo

CtTMiSTE & Co., Ltd. (lata Cumino and Assist. Financial Seety.—Chen Tze

Milne), Architects,; Surveyors, Civil Loh

Engirneers, Estate Agents^f-48, Sze- , Personal Secty.—L. K. Little

chuen Road; Telephs. 12080, 161'51 Confidential

and 14375; P.O. Box 1457; Cable Gen.— Miss Stenographer

G. A. Tilburn to Insp.

Ad: Columna; Codes: Bentley’s Preventive Secty.—A-

Commissioner (on special H- Forbes

fluty)—

A.B.C., 5th edn., China Republi- E. A. Pritchard

can - ; Assist. Preventive Secty. (actg.)—

H. Mv Cumine, managing director Lu Ping

P. L. Bojesan, director Staff Secty.—H. W. Bradley

E. Miss

B. Cumine,

D. Nissim do. Commissioner

| Miss F. H. Cnmine

General Managers and Secretaries for Fu-sen (on special duty)—Hu

The West End Estates, Ltd. Assist.

HooperStaff Secty., (acting)—H. D. G.

Gentral China Commercial Co., Ltd. Tariff‘Secty .—P. G. S. Berentzen

Gumming, K. M-., Stock, Share and Assist.

Gawlfer Tariff Secy, (actg.)—G. N.

General Broker^—2, ! Cantbnr Road’; Tariff Expert (Detached)—E. Watson

Chief Inspector of Examiners —A. W.

Telephs: 15285-6 L. Oliver

K. M. Gumming Chief Appraiser of Central Valuation

Gumming

12, The Bund; Teleph. 18554; Cable Ad:

Cumbrand

E. O. (humming

J. K. Brand mmm%mmm

Statistical Department — 34, Hart

Customs Club—(Nee Clubs) Road; Teleph. 30404

Statistical Secretary (Officiating) —

Deputy MacEwan

H. G. CoinmissioUer (special duty)

CUSTOMiS, CHINESE MARITIME —T. R. Commissioner

Deputy Banister (actg.) — S-

n mm M-h i- n & m u Hopstock

Shanghai Office of Inspectorate Deputy Commissioner (actg. addi-

General—21-24, Hart Road; Te- tional)—Li Ting Yuan

lephs. 34336. Private Exchange to Assist. Statistical

Hong Dzoe Dziang Secretary (acting)—

. all Depts. Assists—Ho HingToo, Doo Hing Ki

Inspector

K.B.E. General—Sir Frederick. Maze, Manager of Printing Office—N. F.

Chief Secretary—H. Kishimoto Miller

Asst. Secretary—C. M. Petterson Assist. Manager—J. O. Boundy

(actg) _ , ' Chief Reader—P. S. Godfrey

Acting Deputy Comm, in Charge of Proof Readers—E. Poskitt and D.

Phillips

Central Registry —Pan Shio Yu Printers—H. W. Davies and F. F.

Audit-Secretary—Y.

Assist. H. J. Oloarec Glass

Ti TsenAudit Secty. (Acting)—Chen Stenographer—Miss C. M. Rice

Pension

Powell Chief Acct., (Acting)—>C. M.

Property m H /Gang hai k ian

— VI. 0.Office. Asst. Secty. (Acting) Custom

D. Drummond House—13, The Bund; Te-

leph. 15529

Service Chief Acct. (Acting), - T. Commissioner—L. H. Law ford

Yamamoto

Chinese Secty.—Ting Kwei Tang

Assist. Chinese Secty, (acting)- -C. A. In-door

Pouncey (dcta bed) Administrative Commissioner -—

Assist. Chinese Secty, (acting) E. D. Goddard

(additional)—Liu Ping I Acting Appraising Commissioner

Financial Secty. — J. If. Ctibbori —C. Neprud

SHANGHAI 64ft

Deputy Opipmdssioner (■Shanghai Chief Examiners—R. Whitmore,

Dist. Accountant)—A. Feragen ■E. Brodd, E. A. C. Friedrich-

Acting Deputy Commissioner

Office)—Wang Tse Lan (Returns sen, P., W. Salit, L. Uydens, G.

Ohta, C. T. Underhill, O. Mat-

Deputy Commissioned (General suo, E. B.; da Rosa, H. Storrs,

Office)—P. B. Joly . C. W. Uttiug, A. G. G. Stewart

Deputy Commissioner . (appraising and R. Hirano

Dept.)—J- M. A.

Acting Deputy CommissionerFay Examiners—H. S. Markham, H.

C. Hyatt, W. M. Stevens, A.

(Postal Parcels Office)—E. Ber-

nadsky Jonsson, ,i'. Narahayashi, J.

Acting Deputy Commissioner Ad- Smeeden, S. S. Antunes, K.

ditional (General Office)—Hau Nagafuji, T. Nishida, G. Indo,

King Son S. A. Kitson, IS. Y. Heley, T.

Acting Dawson, Y. Okawsawa, S. R.

countsDeputy Commissioner

Office)—Tu Ping Ho (Ac- Davison (Detached), T. Ichige,

A. A. iSimoes, W. G. Brown, M.

Acting

(Commissioner’sDeputy Chin. Commissioner

iSecy.)— Arakawa, A Gibson, G. J.

Wop Sill Yung Smidt, G. G. Dreggs, H. A.

Commissioner’s Secy.. — J. K. Thalberg (temporarily), N. Ped-

Storrs der (temporarily), L; Y. Coates,

Assistants — H. B. Surh, J. Jay-, E. T. Collin, K. Yamada, W.

dotsky, T. Jissoji, E. E. Bori- G. Jarvis, A. J. Smith. P. J.

soff, M. Itoh, J. J. Palmer, N. Stonemah, P. W. Coxa! 1. Au

I. Sopp, S. Momikura, L. A. Sin Tuen, S. Hankin. A. P.

Chretienne, H. E. Jackson, A. Bugaeff, Ko IT Leung. E. M.

P. Zazersky, D. B. W. Murray, Letovt and F. IL. H. Ini re

C. Grazioli and). C.Chinese Staff Assistant Examiners—J. H. An-

Miscellaneous—F. McPherson, derson, W. W. Brazier, A.

Joseph Y. S. Huang, K. L. Nakano, T. P. Savtehenko, V.

Sung, T. Y. Chou, W. C,'Ch’en. S. Vinogradoff, F. J. Matthes,

Miss E. Loureiro and Miss A. Y. A. Shell, C. J- Gallot, Lin

A. M. Gutierrez, Lai Twan, Hwpng Ta-Ch’ing,

Medical Officeis—Y. Akita,. Seng Lam lu Tsang, J. Kovalchuk,

Meng Bing, Ling Chih . Huan, S. K Kim,' V. V. Pravikoff, D.

G. Blumenstock, G. A. Velif'iot N. Smirnoff, K. Hashitomi. M.

and A. C. Bryson Tucker, M. PeriAo, T. Koba-

yashi,.,C. .L. Basargin, Loh Kim

Out-door Fung, Pang Hin Yuen, Yu Po-

Chief Tidesurveyors—W. A. Skuse, chi, Fung Shiu-im, Tan Peng

C.andF.W. A.NashWiibraham (additional) Kong, Li Ho-nang, Chia En

(temporarily). Yuen. Wong Tai-kwan, Chung

Tidesurveyor—G. B. Appleton Wai Chuen, Chang Cheng iLih

Assist. Tidesurveyoi's—P. L. More- Acting Assistant Examiners—Ling

land, J. D. Spencer and J. B. and Li n g Ui Huing, J ung fCh i,

Dickins (actg.) Li lu-leung, Ngai Leung Pak,

Boat Officers—T. Thoresen, H. Abbot, • Chang Chun’ Chieh, Ho Sin

J. D. Jones and D. M. SNicoll Ming, Sia Liang and Chang

(temporarily) Shoa Dzihg

Assist. Boat Officers— P. H. Oates, F. Foreign Harbour Stair;

C.0. W.Stevens,

E. FureyN. S. Ivanoff and

Chief Appraisers—J. A. Dick, W. Acting Harbour Master—E. B. Green

Moore and H. E. Halvorsen Actg. Assist,Officers—D.

Berthing' do. —D.Bolam, Lettington

Y. S.

Appraisers—P. Ermiloff, P. Pe- Hamill, V. N. Porozoff, Y. Sugiyama,

rino and D. OkamotO' (acting) J.*T. C. Crawley, C. C. Warren and

Assistant Appraisers—A.-G Ku- C. C; Fletcher (officer-in-charge,

ropatoff, H. A. iKeaiie, J. W. Woosung)

Galvin, J. P. Wilson, A. C. Marine Surveyor*—T. J. R. Johns

Ellis, G, E; Cammiade and Assistant ' Marine Surveyor—A.

Cheng Lin iShu (acting) S. Russell (acting)

646 SHANGHAI

Stenographer—Miss E. J. M.Stenhhuse “Pingching” (Amoy)

Magazine 'Keeper—J. A. Zabiilanis ' Commander—G. H. Ruxtoh

( acting ) j I. P . Constable) “Likin” (Kowloon)

River Police Superintendent—W. C. R. Commander—A. F. Horden

Woodfield

River Police Inspectors — N. J. Czechoslovakian Consulate — (See

Bournes, J. Kirichok (acting), Consulates)

R. E. Bridges (acting) and J.

Gor.Iovsky (acting)

River Police'' iSergeants—P. W. Dah Han Co., Importers—40-42, Rue du

Cavanaugh, C. Hess, G. H. Consulat; Teleph. 80385; Cable Ad:

Short, G. Ottaiano, A. Me Dahan

Donald / (on leave), 0. Avison

(on leave). T. C, Stritzel, J. W. Dah Kong Cotton, Spinning Co. 55,

Vi set' (acting'!. J. A. Moriaghan iSzechuen Road; Telephs. 16750 (Pri-

(actilig),' R. Schwigel (acting), vate Exchange)’, P.O. Box 367;

H. W. Householder (acting), 1 G. Cable Ad: Dah Kong

Foulkes. (acting) and W. J.

Ferguson

River Police(acting) .

Constables—I. ■ O. L. n % tik tb £ *

Holmgren. J. Schust, G. V. Ser- Dah. simfon tseu kung sz

vant. L. Airderson.’ L. Mitchem, Dah Sung Cotton Spinning and Weav-

R E. Derby. A. P. Fingereth, ing Co.—392, Nanking Road; Teleph,

M. N. Stanckoff, C. E. Petrie, 94551

F. R. Stebbeds, IL. I. Kosloff, , Chang Cha, president

F. W. Daly, A. Vafiadis, B. P.

Mashin. M. A. SbcolofE. A. Bell Dah Tung Coal Mining . Co.—22.

(temporary). H. W; Scheffler Museum Road; Teleph. 14696

(temporary) and E. J. Moatsos

(temporary). ^ & mm m

Marine Department . Dah tong fang click ku van njit hsien

Coast .Officer’s Staff: kung sze

Acting Coast Inspector—L. R, Dah Tung Cotton Manueactuhin’.

Carrell

Acting Deputy Inspectopr-F. L. Co., Ltd.—452, Kiangse Road; Te-

leph. 16022

Sahel H. K. Tsu, chairman

Marine Surveyor—T. J. R. Johns Directors—Y. D. Woo, S. H. Giu, L.

Acting Commander (Detailed)— C. Lu, S. S. Tu, S. T. Wong, T. V.

L. A. C. iLidwell Sze and managipg

T. S. Mao director

Marine Assist.—O. D. Gander S.

. Assist. Surveyor—I. D. Ahlgren

Acting Assist. Surveyor—J. S. C.C. H.

L.

Yao,

C. Lu, chief

Tu, chiefofof business

textile dept.

dept.

Russell N. F. Sze and L. C. SoO, secretaries

Marine Assist.—Z. Y. Chen, Y. S. Yai (accountant dept ),

Supervisor—Mrs. I. M. Mackenzie

Stenographer—Mrs. G. J. Jarvis Dah Woo Coal to.—1096-7, Lungmen

Yard Keeper—W. Sanderson Read, Avenue Edward: VII; Teleph.

Diver—H. Yagyu

H. Howard) (detailed) and eight ; 19641

lightkeepers Dah Yao Engineering and Cons-

Tit eeime. Steamers truction Co., Architects ‘and Rein-

“Haihsing” forced Concret'e Experts- 3, Museum

, Commander—-J. C. G. Jensen Road; H.Telephs,

D. Palmer 16216director

Ling,Tsertg,,

mang. and 16217 .

“LiuhsingV ipanoger.

.. Commander—S. Barwick K. S. Ling, secretary

‘Chuentiao” Construction Department.;

•f 'Commander—N. V. Potoloff T. Y. Chia-ng I 1 C. C.. Liu

“Chunhsing” V. I*. Koo | S. K. Ling

Comma': der—E. Krogseth

SHANGHAI 647

Property Department D. M. Gutterres, accountant

S. P. Kuo, accountant Ting Kohg-chin; Chinese acct.

IK. L. Chang Property

P. Vigne,andchartered

Insuranceacct.

Dept.

K. T. Chang ! A. K. . Chen Miss H. Mendelson

Trust Department Miss

Z. W. Wang, b.sc. (Eng.;,, mgr. Miss M. T. PereTadOva

R. Rudland

Dah Zxjng Coal Co., Wholesale and Secretarial W. Goulbourn

Retail—28i6, Ku Lun Road; Teleph. Office '

36472 i>0o A 9uj| dQ J Miss H. Gfegbire

Chinese Office

Dahlix, E. A., Paper Makers’ Agent Tcbep

TongKo'PaoCbbuv

Long,LL^n.j interpreter

do.

—3, Canton Road; Teleph. 15405;

P.O. Box 379; Cable Ad: Dahlin- Cash Dept.

sama Wang K’ing Lie, cashier

Rejn' esen ta tives.-for

“ TAbeille Firp Ins. Co., of Paris

ir| & Jg P* * B * “ Compagnie Franco-Americaine

Tq, jih pvt^ be chu kung sz surance ” of Shanghai

Dat Nippon Brewery Co., Ltd.—14, Woo-,

sung Road; Teleph. 42560; P.O. Box iMl jf§i 'Loony shim/ .

264;T. Kimura,

Cable Ad:manager

Asahibeer Dastoor

T. Nakagome I M. W. Dein Commission Agents—10, Hankow Road;

Y. Yoneda | Y. K. Fu Teleph. 14708; P.O. Box 385

F. R. Dastoor

b] & fnl Da7i dong konsu M. F. Dastoor

Daido Yoshiten, Ltd., Wholesale Paper, N. J. Bilimoria

Pulp, Chemical

Printing Bleaching

Ink, Commission Powder, David, A. E., Importer—74, Szechuen

Agents—105,

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 14492; Cable Ad: Rd.; Teleph. 17441; Cable Ad: Turmeric

Daidopaper David & Co., Kelly, Importers of

Gunny Bags, Hessian Cloth, Jute Ply,

*t t «! K S * Shellac, etc. — 74,:- Szechuen Road;

Dm ren Jci sen Jcai ska Teleph. 17441; Cable Ad: Monolivet

Dairen Kisen Kaisha—29a, S/.schuen

Road; Teleph. 15466; Cable Ad: Daiki 'If JE Day V(y'

David

I1W.SE Da'ba'Ie Estate Agents — David House, 320,

Dalbey, Mrs. W. C,Road;DentalTeleph.

Prophylaxy, Kiangse Road; Telephs. 10324 (General

—-241, Connaught 34007! Office)

388A.Cable

arid 12757 (Manager): P.O. Box

Ad: (London)

Psalmist

^ ft J. David

Dangoor, M. E. (Member of ' Shanghai Evelyn David

Archibald David (Shanghai;

(Hongkong)

Stock Exchange)—156, Rue Mayen: E. A. Sykes, manager

Teleph. 71393 A.D. Jephson

E. Dale I| P.MissA.M.Gilmour

W. Mansfield

Danish Ccns jlat' —( S’ee Cons dates) Agents

Easterp United Assurance Corpn., Ld.

m n & m m

Dah Lee Quai Kee Sz,e ft ^ if Sing zay woo

Darre, Marcel, Chartered and Official Davies & Brooke, Architects, Surveyors

Court Accountant, Estate Agent, Insur- and Civil Teleph.

Engineers—21,

ance—4, Avenue Cable

15825 andT3054; EdwardAd:VII; Telephs. (4 floor);

Dafre 16936-5;Jink'ee

CableRoad,

Ad:

Marcel Darre, d.s.c.f. Datum

Auditing and Accounting Dept. C. Gilbert

strdct.e. Davies, e.r.i.b.a., m.I.

P. Vigne, chdrtered accountant J. T. W. Brooke, a.r.i.b.a.

P. Gregoire, i.c., a.i.c.m. E. M. Gran, architect

648 SHANGHAI

N. N. Emanoff, E. E. Kostrisky, Demission-Agent,Jong, F, (Successor to Fi. YVajtrin), Com-

Winddw Glass, Plate

Ling

and V.YungC. LeeCliow, G. G. Djou Road; Glass, Metals, Zinc arid Lead —17, Jinkee

Arch. AssLfiants:

A. Y. Skvorzov, A. A. Lohmann and Cable Ad: Dejong10566;

Teleph. P.O. Box 747;

and Famawire;;Codes:

S. Elm ' • A.B.C. 6th,

F. De Jong Bentley’s, Sklwyn, A erne, etc.

Civil Engineers: , G. Remain

G.Mrs.Danson,

S. Piry,inspector

secretaryof works De La Rue & Co., Ld., Thomas,

Davies, Brooke & Boyd, Ltd.—21, Engravers —12, The Bund; and Printers

Teleph.of11677;

Bank Cable

notes

Jinkee Road; Teleph. 15455; Cable Ad:Delarue

Ad : Metro London Office: 110, Bunhill Row

E. R. Smith, managing director' A. J. Avramow, representative

W. A. H. Duff, secretary Lo-Hung Nien

E. E. Encarnacao, secretary

& m m

Davies, Eric, m.i.h.v.e.,

Consulting Engineer and Surveyor—214, a.m.i.n.a., tern mm®, m

Chartered158T4

Teleph. BankandBuilding,

27842 18, The Bund; De Witt De& -wai ta tze ya kung ze

EricMissDavies Co., Ltd., E. C., Medicine

Manufacturers — 24, Yuen Ming

KikoinM.Chen

dos Iteinedins

I S. Z. Cheng Yuen Road; Teleph. 16791; P.O.

Box 945

M. S. Tse ! S. EL flwa G. F.Territory

Hamvell. manager for Eastern

m w *~m m s W. Sangstei', assistant manager

Da vi si ta Mh sz Mrs. O. Ozorio | Mrs. T. Guttierez

Davies,

Law—4,J Hongkong

B., AttorneyRoad;

and Counsellor at-

Teleph. 16099;

Cable Ad: Counsellor Dearborn School —ASee Educational)

m ~ s§ Deer, A. F., Manufacturers’ Repre-

Davis A Mollek, Share and General sentative—24, The Bund; Teleph.

Brokers—c/o Shanghai Stock Exchange, 16400; P.O. Box 5(27; Cable Ad:

16, Central

Ad: MollerstokRoad; Teleph. 10540; Cable Reedfa

John A. Moller A.J.F.A.Deer

Brockett

C. (Members

TrenchardS’hah DavisStock Exchange)

;

m m

^ m mltm # ^ Delburgo & Co., D. H., Exporters—452,

Da wa lee tvha yo chung zang Kiangse Road; Teleph. 18090; Cable Ad:

Dawaltj Chemical Industries—Offices: Helios W. Korrowitz, manager

16, Canton

Box CableRoad:

997;Sooehow Ad: Teleph. 18174;

Mediolum., P.O.

Factory:

North Creek,

Brenan and Warren Roads opposite corner Dell ’Oro A Co., Waste, Raw and Spun

Mee-Yeh

managers Elandefs Cotnpagnie, general Silk, —1, General

Canton Exporters and Importers

Road: Telephs. 16060;

Cable Ad: Dellofo

Dayton. Price & Co., American Ex- G. C.I. Brigola

Dell ’Orb | H. E. Bojesen

porters—24, The Bund; Teleph.

10384 ; P.O. Box 650; Cable , Ad :

Dayprice

Denis Land Investment Co., Ltd.—Rent

DeKiangse

Flondoe, Office: 43,48, Peking

SzechuenRoad:

Road.Telephs.

Registered

Road;Ltd., Merchants—316,

Teleph. 15202; Cable and Office:

11554:

11553

Ad: Beflohdor

SHANGHAI, C-li)

A. M. Preston, managing director Representing

Denis Y. Z. Chen, director I.G.chaft,Farbenindustrie

Frankfurt MainAktiengesells-

C. Wilfrid

K. Greaves, do.

Woo, compradore

. ; E lee sze

Dent & Co., Alfred, Produce Dealers

and Importers-u21, Jinkee Road; Deutsche Co., Stickstoff

Importers of H-G., KMauch

ArtiliciaS Fertilisers,&

Teleph. 17283 Manufactured by the I.G. Farbenin-

F. G. Hobbs, manager dustrie Aktiengesel 1 sc haft, Germany-

Head Office: 68, Szechuen Road; Teleph.

11529; P.O

Dentists’ Supply Go. of China, Inc. Nitrofoska. Branch Offices at Foochow, Box 1390; Cable Ad:

—593, Nanking Road; Teleph. Hankow, Tientsin, and Tsingtao

94301; Cable Ad : Densply

J.Paul von Schubert, general manager

W.Lambooy

Balthaser Mrs. K. Nimphius

DetTeleph.

NopvSkij :Yeritas—25, Peking Hoad; E. Blum H. C. Ruser

12267;.Cable Ad: Veritas

P. W.C. Rielley E.H. Brand

Christoph Dr. B.MissSchreiber

M. Schade

J. Milne I G. Dunlop. Mrs. I. K. A. Seebohm

L. St. J. Rail I S. C. Pang J. Saxer

Mondenach Dr. H. Sternberg

Deutsche Asiatische Bank—(Nee Banks)

^ ^ Dah Jiva ti chong

^ H Be Fu Diaward Steel Furniture Co., Ltd.,

Deutsche Farben Handeisgesells- Manufacturers Furniture,and

of Steel Beds, Hospital

SteelDoors—Main

Office Equipment, Steel

chaft, (Waibe!16388;

& Co.)—68, Szechuen Windows

Road; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Waidefhg

P.O. Box 1115; Nanking Road; Teleph. 94531.Office: 425,

Branch

W. Weber Office: 42, Kiangse Road;

178, Yulin Road; Second Factory: 21,First Factory:

J.C. K.Hildebrandt

G. Gadow I C: Sbhwender '

Kuehn ! H. Spanier

Dalny Road

S. C. Shen, manager

W. Severitt II. Stange

W. Baelz I R. Ulbrich Dibrell Bros., Inc,; Impurteis and

R. Baessler G. Veth Exporters

Bank Building, of Leaf Tobacco—H.

12, The Bund; Teleph.& S.

H. Denkhaus E. Wagner

W. Doerner F. Weitz 10728; Cable Ad:

G. D. Ha])per, managerDibrell

J. Flamme Miss

C.K. Feldmann Miss

I. Berg

O.Dr.Hauer Miss C.I. Gaedicke

Denkhaus

A. Kapelle ! Mr M. Haeusirig- Ditmar Brunner Bros., 1L, Ltd. ( Vienna),

Manufacturers and Importers

E.W. Kleeinann

Lembke MfS' . vB: N Coellen

euma n Stoves and Enamel Ware —of 220-222,

Lamps,

R.Lenz Miss A. Neugebauer Szechuen Road; Teleph. 11030; Cable

Mrs. M. Segel Ad: Lampenact

K.C. Leonhardt

Modra Miss J. A. Voinier, representative Speidel

E. Rother Miss E.L. Thiemann

Seidel Co., agents.

Technical Dept. m B teh

Dr.

Dr. B.G. Adamczewski

Mueller K. Limi-nil Dixon & Son, Ltd., H. C., Import and

F. Borehardt Dr. K. Miss Export

Teleph. 11105; Cable Ad: Kiangse

Merchants—259, Road;

Dixon; CodeS:

F. Brasch : H. Musshdff Private and Bentley’s

O.P. Fritz

Franz E. Scinilte Directors

Sundries

Miss O. Wimbe

Dept. | Miss1E. Aiist" Dixon, A.inM. Manchester

Dixon t J. —Brace H. we)}C.

W. HdeTzer J. G. Clay

Bookkeeping Dept.. S.F. Hewkin

H. Jewell, special representative!,

K.G.HeringFroessl H.F. Ritchie |Co.,MissInc.,R. N.Y.

G. Heggblom Miss E. Wyss A. J. M ooney Gohen

Woo Cho-zung, compradore

650 SHANGHAI

Agencies Provision Dpet.

D. B. Rabinovitch

United Glass

Fulham CrownBottle

CorkManufacturers,

Works, Ld. Ld. InsuranceH. Lyssc j A. F. Remedios.

Howards & Sons, Ld. Co., Ld Dept.

M. II. Swabey

International Chemical Piece Goods Dept. [ V. de Carvalho

Harold

Spalding Ritchie fy Co., Inc.

& Hodge, P. Ik Clare | R. A. da Costa

D. Gestetner, Ld. Ld. Shipping Dept.

Southall Bros. & Barclay, Ld. J.R. Stubbs. II S.MissA, Riley

A. T.Weeks Remedips

D. K. W.. Motors—Avenue Foch, Underwood Dept.—1, &. Office Equipment

Canton Road; Teleph.

Comer of Rue Cardinal Merrier; 13805

Teleph. 35087 G. S. Dovey ' M. Galichanin

H. Vollrath, dept, manager G. M. Goldsack

O.F. E.Rasmussen

Spark Miss F. A. Cooley

Fook Urn W. Warpula Miss

H. E. Bottom

da Costa

Dodd, Anthony, Manufacturers’ Repre- Machinery Dept. -26, Canton Road;

sentative—15,

16002; P.(). Box Peking

267; Cable Road;

Rd: Teleph.

Tonydodd Teleph. 19240

A. Dodd F. E. Martin ! P. M. Shen

£. K. Cheng General Managers of

Dodge & Seymour (China), L#d.; Import AgentsSanitas The

for

Mineral Water Co., Ld.

Merchants and Manufacturers’ Agents Page-Hersey Export Co., Ld., Canada

—3, Canton Road; Teleph. 15495; Cable British

Ad: Flximco

F. F. Fairman', general manager . LondonMaimesniann Tube Qo., Ld.,_

O.H. Aspe, accountant Norris, Henty & Gardner

Tolderlund I R. Audouard Lancashire

Delco LightMotors and Dynamos

R.E. A.Dodge

Dahlin |I A.M. Stryevsky

Dietrich , Tyfon AirFirefoam

Whistles

Mrs. M. Watson, stenographer Foamite

Miss L. Banevur do. Samson Tire and Rubber Co. Motor

P. Bryan, repres,, Goodyear Tire Tires

Millers Falls Tools

W.and Rubber Export

A. Wymer | Mrs.Co.,D. Inc.

Leon Mulcott Belting

Lombard Codes& Sons, Ld. Whisky

|| ^7 Tien Chang Wm. Teacher

Whitbread

Dodweli & Co., Ltd., General Mer- Jgs.Confectionery

Keillor ,v Sons, Ld. Jams and

chants, Shipping and Insurance Agents Chateau Cheese

(Private CantonExchange);Road;P.O. Teleph. 11369

Box 410; Cable Washburn CrosbyCo.Co. Flour

Ad: Dodweil. He^d'Office: London. Sole Agents for

Branches at Hongkong, Foochow, Han- Underwood

kow, Canton,

couverAngeles,

Kobe, Yokohama,

(B.Q., Seattle.

Van- Elliott-FisherTypewriter

AccountingCo.andofWriting.

N.YX

Los New Y'Sanoik Francisco,

([T.S.A.), Machines

Sundstrand Adding Machines

andT. Colombo

G. Weall,(Ceylon)

director ; Safe Cabinet Co. Office .Equipment

J.F. R.H. Week.p sub-manager Roneo,

GerrardLd..WireLondon.

and Tying Machine Co.

Gearey, assist, do. Sperry Flour Co.

Accounts and General Office Steamship Agencies

J. R. Smerdoh Barber-Wilhelnasen Line

A. A.M. Rivero

d’Oliveira jj Airs.

F, Xavier

Browett1 Dodwell-Castle Line S.S. Co,

Tea J.Dept. Canadian-American

Sir William Reardon Smith

R. G. MacDonald Insurance Agencies

ImportJ. L. KayExport |. A, M- Guterres Union Assurance Society, Ld. Fire

F. H. and Gearey :Dept. I L,, G. Leitao Yorkshire Insurance Co.,Co.,Ld.Ld,Fire

B.E. V.P. Lind | Miss McEuen Caledonian

burgh. Fire Insurance

and Marine Edin-

Rowland | Miss Button

SHANGHAI 651

Pearl Assurance Co., Ld. Miss Ivy Baviau

Cornhill

StandardInsurance Cp., Hd.Co.

Life Assurance Miss M. Rangel

Liverpool, London and Globe, Insce. Wharf H. J. Young, manager A port captain

Co. Marine

Thames A Mersey Marine Insce. Co. A. C. Miccia

Providence Washington Insurance Co. J, Zellensky | F. X. Baptista

Doi, A baki & Watanabe, Marine and ^ & &V lit ^ ± pah lay

Cargo Surveyors,

—Yokohama SpecieConsulting Engiheers

Bank Building, 24, Dollar Steamship Line—Robert Dollar

The

KaimushoBund; . Teleph. 13923; Cable Ad: Building, 3, Canton Road; Teleph.

15309; Cable Ad: Dollar

Capt. The Robert Dollar Co., general agents

w.H. M.(China)

Doi, l.c. (I.J.N.), S.T., {See Dollar Co., The Robert)

S. Araki, i.j.n.a, & m.e. Dombey A Son, Ltd.. Wholesale and

Capt. S. Watanabe Retail Provision and Produce Merchants

Hi & iJc Bahian, — 893, Cable

30641; Bubbling Well Road; Teleph.

Ad: Dombey

Dollar Co., The Robert, Lumber and At T. Hallworth, managing director

Shipping—Robert. Dollar Building, 3,

Canton

Dollar Road; Teleph. 15309; Cable Ad: J.J. O.King, director

Tattum, and managing

.general manager dir.

General Agent's for Dong Chong Cycle and Motor Co.—608,

Dollar Steamship Lines, Inc. Nanking Road; Teleph. 90152; Cable

American Mail Line Ad: Dongcheong

Executive Department

<). G. Steen, general manager

Mrs. A. C. Wallace Dong iShing Spinning and Weaving

Mrs. B. A. Roseveare Ltd.—2086,

50020; P.O. Box Yangtzepoo

372 Road; Teleph

Traffic Department I. lio, president

Don Tinling D.M. Tachikawa, managing director

General Passenger Department. Sumida, director

Geo. J. McCarthy, assistant general T. Taniguchi, do.

passenger

H. MacGowan agent H. Akita, do.

Mrs. T. Guedes Y. Ejima, H. Takano, T. Takeuchi,

Local Passenger Department W. Yatsunami, S. Matsumura

H.E.B.S.Longfellow, agent No.K.1 Kishimoto,

Mill—181, Gordon

managerRoad

Wise

W. Bauman | Miss, G, Currey T. Kawabuchi, assist, manager

> Operating Department No. 2 Mill—2086, Yangtszepoo Road

W. J. Wilson, port engineer C.T. Mishima,

Toba, manager assist, manager

S.O. Walker

H. Smith | IT. Harvey S. Kitamura, electrical engineer

Freight Department

W. G. Holliday, agent “Door of Hope” Children’s Refuge

R.K. H. Wallace, chief rclerk ' (See Associations)

E. Dabelstein

D. MacDonald ' F. Rl Barrett s§ s ii

■ClaimMiss T. Bell

Department Doughty

Contractors A Co.,forC.Heating

J. (Fed.and

Inc.Sanitary

U.S.A.),

H. E. Gibson, claim agent Installations—30, Brenan Road; Teleph.

Lumber Department

P. H. Bordwell, manager 27203 5; Cable Ad: Doughtyco

Accounting

E. C. Bogle,Department

assist, com troiler C. J.andDoughty,

managinga.s.h.y.e.,

director president

J.A. M.Jacobsen

Major, —{

travelling auditor D. Carter

General Miss M. Rozario S. E. Cull, accountant

,/ R. E. Salmon, S. D. Sched rovitch,

A. M. D’Eca, building supt. F.J. W.

A. Hutchinson,

Chang, M. I.G. Lauh

Petrenko,

and

Mrs. m. Turner KY. Wong

Miss G. M. Pearson

SHANGHAI

|i| ^ Sing/ah National Tile Co., U.S.A.

Doulton & Co., Ltd. (London), foini^iry Edwards, Ruabon: Qpatry Tiles

Fixtures — 20, Museum Load, Room Thomas Moulding Floor Co.

225; Teleph. 16532; P.O. Box 13If; Cable Norwalk Lock Co.

Ad: Saphiere Orr’s Zinc White, Ltd. : Zingessol

T. Saphiere, representative for N. China Distemper, g'-inc,' White Paint,

Enamel Paint

® If V'ovniH e sung , Building Products, Montreal

Genfire Steel, Go. Diamond Mesh,

Doavns, Des. N. L, & W.

geons—Yangtsze Insurance Building, 26,H., Dental Sur- Expanded Metal

TheDr.Bund; Szerelmey & Co., Szerelmey Li-

N. L. Teleph.

Downs 13029; P.O. Box 380 quid For Damp Walls

Lobnitz & Co., Ltd., Dredging

Dr. W. H. Downs PI ant

Kohler of Kohler, Plumbing

fc Laianjen

Drysdale & Co., Insurance Agents, Import Dunlop, Ltd., W. & C. (Bradford and

and Export Merchants; Oxy-Acetylene 1 Manchester), Woollen and Cotton* Piece

Welding—320, Kiangse Road; Teleph. Goods, Teleph.

Yarns —33-4, Szechuen Road;

10497; P.O. Box 473; Cable Ad:

10597; Cable Ad: Assags Peckovfer

G.I. F.D.Drysdale,

Jack, snr., partner do. J. R. Hooley

!. F. Drysdale, jr., do.

Deysdale, MacGeegoe £ Co., Ltd., Ex- 1 ®

porters of Ladies Dresses—320, Kiangse DunlopYingRubber huo ton loh po c’ pe chong

CO. (China), Ltd.—

Road;

IndianTeleph. Office:10597;145, Cable Ad: Dalemae.

Esplanade Road, Corner Foochow and Szechuen Rds.;

Bombay Teleph. 12248; P.O. Box 394: Cable

Ad : Pneumatic

‘j'i/. Hung shin F.F. S.C.Gibbings, managing director

Du Pont dk Nemofks Co., Ino., E. I., -L. P.Young,

Stackdirector

I A, J. Maitland

Indigo, Dyes and Chemicals,—3, Canton F.

Miss M. Boulton| F. G. dos Remedies

Sullivan

Road; Telephs. ]'1108-9; P.O. Box 393;

Cable F.Ad:A.Dupontdyes

M. Noel ting; fh.d., director,

of sales for China ^ ^ Wha tah

E. M. Roce Dunn & Co.,Book

Scientific Walter, Ship Chandlers,

and Nautical Instru-

C.MissY. A.Wang,

Lessner Chinese manager ment Sellers, Wine Merchants—189,

Miss 1. Lessner j Miss L. Marco Szechuen Road; Teleph. 10805; Cable

Ad:Chen Walterdunn

Pao Shu,assistant

managermanager

* ffi Hung dah W. Hanson,

Duncan &. Co., Building and Material

Merchants—9, Foochow Road; Telephs. Durst, M. H. R., Consulting Civil

16687

16701-(I. (Manager),

Loh); 16702 (General Office), Engineer—20, Museum Road; Te-

W. L.M.Germed ('able

| A.Ad:M.Struan

Sequeira leph. 18520; Cable Ad : Durst

A. Knowles j V. T. S. Gordon

R. Y. Yarrow I W. L. Bates fg Tun sin

L M, Loh I M. L. Harrison Dyce & Co., Silk Merchants—9, Hankow

Sole Agents for:— : Road; Teleph. 10009; P.O. Box 392; Cable

Paraffine Co/’s Inc. : Pabco Con- Ad: Dyce

crete, Roofing, Ma-lthoid Roofing E. J. Cornfoot, partner

Felts

Pabco Metal Faints. I. H. Kerr- Eagle Drug Co,, Fed. Inc., U.S.A.

Cross, representative

Maw Co., Ltd. : Wall and Floor Pharmaceutical —225, Szechuen

and Dispensing Chemists

Road; Teleph. 17097;

Tiling Cable Ad: Puredrugs

SHANGHAI 053

I® IT $ A 8i ® & Eastern and Australian Steamship 1

Ying kwoh ying lih chin kcmg ch

Eagle and Globe Steel Go., Ltd., Co.) 11428 {see Mack in non, Mackenzie &

(Arthur Balfour & Go., Ltd.), Capital ;

Steel Works, Sheffield, Manufacturers

of Steel, Files, Saws, Hammers, Picks, Avenue EdwardEngineering

Eastern China Co.—80,

Mining YII; Teleph. 16783

Museum and Road;Railway Tools,P.O.

Telepn. 11921; etc.—8,i

Box

425;H. Cable

Brian Ad:

Bates,Dannemora

manager for Far East Eastern Coal Co.—E645, Burkill

L. Wright Road; Teleph,... ,.30287 and 34033 ;

A. Green | V. V. Faseiato Cable Ad: Eastern

Ping-ho .S. Chau, Chinese manager L. US, Ling, manager

Capt. T. T. Chen

BuyingforAgents in Hongkong' and Eastern CoMMfeRcf al Cb., Forward-

/Sole China

High Speed Steel Alloys, Ld., Widnesj ing, Freight and iShipping Brokers,

England. Buyers of Wolfram, Ferro Insurance Agents and General

Traders—38, Canton-Road; Telephs.

Manganese, Ferro-Chrome, etc., Ore; 19232 and 17759

Refiners

Sole Agents fo'e

Ward, Thos. W., Ld:, Sheffield. Second- Eastern Engineering, WopKS, Ltd.—

hand Machinery, Light Rail way,, etc. Shipbuilders, Engineers, Contrac-

tors, Well Borers—12, Szechuen

Norman W. Keyworth, tech, repres. Road. Teleph. 15603; Cable Ad:

East Asia Industrial Co., Ltd. — 46, Vuica J. Turner, m.i.n.a., m.i.m.e., mang, dir.

Cherry Terrace, Scott Road; Teleph.

46795

^ Bow lung Eastern Exchange, Financiers, Land

and Estate Agents—1, Nanking

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The, General Road; Teleph. 18886; P.O. Box

Merchants and Ship Owners-*—1, Canton 1545; Cable Ad : Istex

S. C. Temer I P. O. Gordon

Rd.; Teleph. 10432; P.O. Box 1493;

Ad: Orient. Head Office: Copenhagen.; Cable

London Office: 158, Fenchurch Street,; A. P. Ershov/ I H. E. Toft

E.C.;

Shanghai,Own Offices:

Tsingtao,Bangkok,

Hankow,Singapore,

Harbin, Eastern Estates and Land Co., Ltd.

Dairen, Yladivostock, Durban, Johan- —'Sassoon House (3rd floor), Nan-

nesburg, Soerabaya, Seattle, San king Road; Telephs. 11430-2; P.O.

Francisco, Madras, Santiago de Chile, BoxDirectors—R. 602; Cable Ad: Estates

E. Sassoon (chairman)

Capetown, Dar-es-Salaam, Kuala Lum- F. R. Davey, H. E., Arnhold, F. S.

pur, Penang,Pondicherry,

Cocanada, Rangoon, Vizagapatam,

Cuddalore,: Collett and A. K. MacEwan

Negapatam E. C. Smith-Wright, secretary

A.K.Brondal,

Hansenmanager

G.M. Halber fi & m m *

Pagh | F.H. Marques

Ollerdessen

S. Heiberg | Miss A. Remedios Eastern Extension, Australasia and

China Telegraph Co.. Ltd.—4, Av.

East China Co., Importers and Exporters Box Edward YII; Teleph. 11233; P.O.

—16, Siking Road; Teleph. 11698; Cable 412; Cable Ad: Eastern

Ad: Eastchinco W. D. Procter, divisional mgr. (China)

Y. Z. Zar, manager F. Matson, manager

J.H.B.T.Wishart,

Bennett,acct. and traffic auditor

engineer

East China Oxy-Acetylene Welding C. G. Darly, general supervisor

Works—320, Kiangse Road; Teleph. H. Tresidder, supervisor

10579; Cable Ad: Assags F. S. Coote, do.

Drysdale & Co , general managers H H. Moss, do.

I. F. Drysdale, jr., dir.—Teleph. C. Kring, traffic agent

11674 A. W. McMurray, assist, traffic auditor

654 SHANGHAI

1’.T.- A.Medina

Cjxrivalho H. Vianna m m Lee sMng

L. J. Hozario

A. J. Rozario Z.M. F.Barros

X. Gonsalves Eastern

Agents: Fire, Underwriters,

Mardne and Motor Insurance

Car—

L. D.R. Xavier M. V. RagO' Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Build-

D. A. Rozario ing,

M.

V. Ban os

Vianna A.E. Palma

F. Qollaco and 188'2; Cable Ad: Indemnity 19530

12, The Bund; Telephs. 18919,

Jas. A. Gray, partner ;

W.W.S. C,Lonborg,

Yates do.

JS. ^ Paa hsing R. C. Lent

Eastern A. F. Gray

Agents: Insurance

Fire, MarineOffice, Insurance—

and MotorCar Compradores

Woo Shing Yih

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Build- Loh Foong Chen | Liu Bay Tse

ing, 12, The Bund;

19958; Cable; Ad: Eastino Telephs. 18818 and

Agents jor

S.YuS.Tsu

ZiarTing, partner

do. AtlasCornhill

The Assurance Co., Ld.Co., Ld.

Insurance

Compradores: The Tokyo Marine & Fire Ins. Co., Ld.

Chang Shien Chwang Reinsurance

CopenhagenCompany “ Rossia ” of

Feng Yao Chien

Agents for .

Samarang Sea

Co., Ld. Manufacturers Kodak of allCo. (S’hai. Branch),

Photographic Goods

and

Motion Accessories,

Picture X-Ray

Film — Supplies

Main and

Office:

^ Stiiti pao Rochester, N.Y., U.S.A. Distributing

‘Eastern Times,” Chinese Daily News- Office for China and Hongkong: 24,

paper-Head

Bl-anc!v: Office: 99, Foochow

6a, Shantung Road; Yuen Ming Yuen Rd.; Telephs. 15309-10

Road; Telephs

61201 , and (Private Exchange); P.O. Box 591; Cable

2514. -j 61204;

...... P.O. Box 396; Cable Ad- Ad:R. Kodak and 1169

E. OBolger, (Chinese)

manager

L.M. L.C. Farnsworth

Reid | F. R. Diebold

fr IB fa -Stwy chee hang A. Ruf ) Mrs. M. Heyenga

Eastern Trading Co. (China), Ltd. F. Grandi | Miss H. L. Prince

—3, Hankow Rod; Telephs. 11394 and

11396:allP.O'

mg; . Box

Usual 441; Cable Ad: Eastrad- Ebert & Co., J., Export Merchants—16,

Codes

’ C.Y. C.C. Todd, Jinkee Road; Telepn. 10496; Cable Ad:

Woo, director director

managing Ebertexpot

J. Ebert, manager

D. Barat L; Tsao, assistant manager

Agencies: ‘ ,..

The Motor Union Insce. Co., Ld., L’don. fO & # Ling hwa hung sze

AllianceFlour

Sperry Assurance

Co., SanCo.,Francisco

Ld., London Economic Shipping Bureau, Coal Mer-

National chants, Customs Brokers, and Transpor-

HehodbntGeneral Dental Insce.

CreamCo. of Stettin tationTeleph. 14570

Service — 25, Central Road;

E.Y. Brook, managing

L. Shen, director director

^ ^ i® H ^ ft ^ m Jas. Chow and I/. S. Seng, clerks

fyng fong cliee, ,tso ciiuri yung kung sze H H &

Eastern Transport Co.,' Motor Truck Till li chi say Lung sze

Services, Cargo and Baggage Ddlivery,

Household Removing, Customs ; Clear- Eddie Akrated Water Co., Manufac-

ance

Road and(corner GoalBroadway);

Dealers—18, Kungping

Teleph 52733; turers of Aerated Waters—Factory:

Cable 1568, Ward Road; Teleph. 50372; Cable

A. G.AdSiemsen,

: Etrancomanager Ad:C. Eddie

A. A. Kahn V. Eddie,

K. Eddie, proprietor

manager

Mrs. C. M. Siemsen | H. A. Mallek C. Y. Wang | P. K. Wu

, er.u

^ ® ^ Institut Technique , Erancg Chin-

Yih U sien van tien oisb—1195, Rue Lafayette; Teleph.

Eddie Cafe, Ltd. (hicorporat ed in Hong- 0*2331-2

kong)—68, Broadway; Teleph. 40144

S.C. M. Wallace, director ^ ^ S fif Mang t'ung hsiao fang

J. A.Eddie,

Turner,5' do. do. Institution

‘ G.B.

290, TIungjaoforRoad:

the Chinese Elinp—

Teleph.& 27237

Woo Miri-tse,

Jim Irby, manager secretary Fryer,superintendapt sectary

A. Nicks, sub-do. ^ ^ g? ® ® ^

Y. S. Hu,>,chief accountant

Van /co yee zerh hok (long

EDUCATIONAL International

—132, Nanking Correspondence

Road; Teleph.Schools

11927;

Yintj hwa Shu, kwan P.O. Box 11; Cable Ad: Intertext:

Codes: W.U. 5-letters

Anglo-Chinese

sionary Society)—196, Schooe (Church Mis-

Itange Itoad,

Teleph. 41277 Kaiser WilHeLm’ ScHule — Great

Western Road,; Teleph. 2,7239 !

Dr. Dietrieli'Weber, headniaster

^ ic M ® ;Ttiien Tan Ta Bio

Aueoka tlNivEESiTY—223, Avenue Du- Lewis’1 Ideal Scuobii oV Electric

lail; Teleph. 80638 Cookery,12563

The—106, S/.echuen Road;

Rev.Y.G.Hou,

W. Germain, s.j., rector (pres.)

president Teleph.

Rev. J. Guerault, s.J., treasurer Mrs. J. M. Lewis

Rev. A. Gaultier, s.j., chancellor Little Folks Garden School—675, Rue

Rev. Th. Ou; s.j:, secretary Bourget; Teleph. 71337

Rev. L. Richard, s.j., librarian Mrs. J. M. Lewis

jjft ^ |g j- Ta Le pa-tang McTyeire School (Methodist Epis-

Cathedral School (British)—21, Kiu- copal Mission) — 11, Edinburgh

kiang Road Road arid 65, Kinnear Road ; Te-

Committee representing Board of leph. 278*00; Cable Ad: McTyeire

Governors—E. Page (chairman), Miss G. Yang, headmistress

Dean Symons,

F.W. C.S. Master, Sir

B. Peter

C. M. Grain,

Johnson.R. Misses;. Clarke, Craig, McCain,

King, E. L. Allen (hon. Overall, Smith, Robinson,

treasurer and hon. secretary), Wasson; mistresses

Dr. E. L. Marsh (hon. medical

adviser)

Headmaster—Rev. E. K. Quick, m.a. £ & ft ■ if

Nan yang.ying wen ya yao ,

Cathedral Girls’ School (British)— Nanyang Institute—67, Pa Kee Bridge,

425,MissAvenue Haig Great East Gate

Loo-ching Yen, acting president

Fleet, headmistress Kwoh-ching Yen, acting secretary

Mrs, W.

Miss PricePenfold

Nieh Chih Kuei Public

Chinese {see under Municipal School for

Council)

Jeu sz ho tang

Dearborn, Miss Helen F., The Home Polytechnic Public ..School for

Chinese—(Nee- under Municipal

School—47a, Great Western Road Coupcil)

Miss

Mrs. H. F. Dearborn, principal

Miss I.F. J.F.Dearborn

Williams, b.a. Public School for Boys—(Nee un-

Mrs. M. Temanin der MunicipalyC'burlci'l)

Ellis Kadoorie Public School—(Nee Public School for1 Chinese—(Nee

under Muihieipal Council) under Municipal • Council)

SHANGHAI

Public School foe Girls—(See un- St.edFrancis Xavier’s College, conduct-

by Marist Brothers—23, Nanzing

der Municipal Council) Road; Teleph. 40712;director

Cable Ad: Marist

& ® w m Rev. Bro. Faust,

Remington tan tsz yueh dong

Remington Typewriter School, Ins- m * ® m m

truction in Typewriting, Shorthand, heng yoh han ta hsio

Book-keeping, English, Calculating St. John’s University (American

Machines and Commercial Subjects— Church Mission) -^-190, Jessfield

19, Kiuki&ng Road: Teleph, 17733 Roa-d; Telephs. 27603 (College),

S.Mrs.C. Sweeney,

Potter, f.r.econ.s.,

vice- principal

do. 27604 (Middle School), 27574 (Pre-

Miss Greiss, secty. to principal sident’s Office), 27717 (Dean’s

Miss Cock Office), and 27602 {Students);

W. H. S. Hatten, b.a. Cable Ad : Amchumiss

Y. S. Kong Trustees

Russian School, First-College of The Department

National Councilof ofMissions of the

the Protestant

Modern Sciences Episcopal Church in the United

A. N. Russanoff, principal States of America

Representative of Trustees in China:

vt m m ± —Right Rev. F. R. Graves, d.d.

Sha tig hal niei kuo hsoh hsiao University

Shanghai Officers

F. L. ofHawks Administration

Petain; American

Teleph. 70198;School—10,

Cable Ave.

Ad: b.d. (Gen.

Pott, l.h.b. (Columb.),

Theo. Sem.),

Amer. school

Principal —Elam J. Anderson and Edin.), s.t.d. d.d.(Coin

(Trinity

mb,),

Home Mgr.—Dr. B.A. Smith M. Thompsom Wm. president (absent)

Z.(Columb.), .

L. Sung,viceb.a.pres,

(St.and

John’s),

Secretary—Miss M. a. dean

Preceptress—Mrs.

Physician —Dr. A. S.Alma GaleB. Howes M.treasurer

P. Walker, m.e. , (Stevens Inst.),

Shanghai Business College — 19, O.manager

Z Li, b.a. (St. John’s), business

Kiukiang Road; Teleph. P. C.K. Y.L. Tseu, bursar

O. Box 090

S-iC. Potter, f.r.econ.s., principal

Miss, Gteiss,. secy, to principal K. T.Dzung,

Voong,president’s secretary

Chinese secretary

Mrs. Sweeney, vice-principal Y. S. Chin, assistant

School of Arts and Science bursar

W. FL S. Hatten, b.a. Officers

Miss Cock

Y. S, Kong Wm. Z.of Administration

L. Sung, b.a. (SL John’s),

m.a. (Columbia), dean

Shanghai Jewish School—220, Sey- M. registrar b.j., m.a., (Missouri),

E. Yotaw,

mour

MissRoad Z. secretary

K. Sze, toassist-

M. Solomon; headmistress

Assist. Mistresses — Mrs. Ri- dean registrar and

chardson, Mrs. Sheridan Mrs. K. T. Voong, Chinese secretary

Jonah. Miss D. Bloomfield & School of Theology

Mrs. Spoilbder Officers of Administration

J. W. Nichols, m.a., d.d. (Trinity),

Assist. Masters — P. Morse, E. dean

Cohen, B. Brightel and M. School of Civil Engineering

Kaufman J. A. Ely, c.e. (Princetown), deaji

Pennsylvania SchoolMedical'

of MedicineSchool being

Sze li tong wn di er tsong yoh shg,o the Medical Department of St.

Soochow University Second Mid- OfficersJohn’s University

of Administration

dle School—IMS, Quinsan Road; J. C. McCracker, m.a., m.d., d.sc.,

Teleph.

W. Y. Sung,44271 principal f.a.C.S (Pennsylvania), dean

CT. C. Ma, dean Miss A. Lamberton, secretary

SHANGHAI 657

Middle School *£ H W Yoh yeng daong

J.V. R.K.Norton, m.a.,English

Yang, b.a., headmastersecretary Zi-Ka-Wei-T’ou-SE-Wj: Orphanage —

of the faculty Teleph. West 70301

Lee Zung, b.a., Chinese secretary Rev. H. Allain, s.j., director

Rev. F. Lebreton, s.j., manager

to the faculty

Tinan W. Loo, b.a., registrar

St. John’s Y.M.C.A. School—181, ® tl Hong mo

Jessfield Road; Teleph. 27230 Edwards, Einar, Paper Makers’ Agent

D. O. Jui, b a., headmaster and General Importer—114, Kiangse

Road; Teleph. 10991; Cable Ad: Einarius

iSt. Stephen’s Evening School—

0104, Chapoo Road; Teleph 44920 ^ A Kow

P. N. Tsu, principal Egal & Cie., Importers of French Products

—9, Avenue

Ad: EgalimportYU; Teleph. 19209;

Edward

Tungchi University (Woosung) Cable R, Egal, manager

Medical Faculty — 22, Burkill Ri Landiech, manager (absent)

Road; Teleph. 31673 . J. Reynaud, signs ,per pro.

Dr. Birt, dean

Tung Wen College—100, Hungjao ^ H Moiyue ;

Road; Telephs. 70144-6-7; P.0,. Ehlers «fc Co., A. —66, Szechuen Road (2nd

Box 923; Cable Ad: Tungwen floor); Telephs. Foreign Office:(Chinese

16953

Prince Konoye, president (Foreign

K. Baba, provost Office); P.O.Office) andCable

Box 426; 16952

Ad: Ehlers

M. Fujiwara, proctor R.J.C.Rrill, partner

Dupuy, do.

Thomas Hanbury W. Krieger, do.

and Girls (see Schools for Boys

under Municipal G.R. Alfes,,

Ohornsigps der prb.

Council) Th. Dormer I G. Walle

C. H. Rogge, manufacturers-’ repres.

® m * k m K.

H. L.Costenoble,

Tien, compradore

dyes dept.

University of Shanghai — Chung

Kung Road; Teleph. 50012; Cable

Ad: Colsem M W. E tai

Officers of the Administration ;Eickhoff & Co.,i, General

H. C. F. Liu, ph.d., president

T. K. Van, b.a., m.a., dean of* the Exporters—4.4 KiangseImporters

Road; Telephs. and

College 18119 (3 lines); Cable Ad: Erbmohit

J B. Hipps, m.a., Tp.M., s:t.m , dean andE. Chinese 0091

of the

Mrs. C. 0.Theological'Seminary

Chen, dean of Women A.A.W. Kickhoff; partner

C. Falkenstein,

Burn, do. per pro.

signs

W. T. Zen, m.a., exec. secy, of W. Gundelach, Metalisatori dept.

D.Downtown

Y. Tsien,Schoolm.a., ofdirector

Commerceof ' W. Emmerich, do.

Yangtzepoo Social Centre

Howson Lee, ph. d., principal of j ;Ei-Kwa &. Co., Importers and Exporters—

115, Kiangse Road; Telephs. 11202-3-4;

E. the Middlem.a.,

Kelhofer, Schoolbusiness m^r.

P.O. Box 224: Cable Ad: Eikwa

I. Doi, proprietor

® & n® T. Kurimoto j M. Doi

Zi v'ei hung ho N. Hayashi 11. Camiya

Zi-ka-wei St. Ignatius College R. Ssada M. Tanaka

Rev. J. Yerdier, s.J., rector K. Shiraishi | • C. Saiki

Rev. F. Tsang, s.j., prefect S. Suzuki

K. Ito Y. Maeda

I S.‘ Makinoto

658 SHANGHAI

$ m m m | S.K.F. Ball Bearings Co., Gothenburg.

Ying wah: ken sze tyu, Ball and Roller Bearings, Split

Eikwa Kenshibu, Exporters of . Waste Pulleys k Lineshafting Accessories

Silk and Cocoons—40,, Soochow, Road; A.B.Engines Atlas Diesel, Stockholm. Diesel

Teleph.

Eikwa 91243;

Kenshibu P.O;, Box 224; i Ca' le Ad: A.B. Pentaverken, Skofde. , Gasoline

I. Doi, proprietor

G.Y.Nishimura, A.B. Kerosene

and Engines Gothenburg,.

Pumpindustri,

Uyeda manager | T. Nagashima Centrifugal Pumps

A.B. Elektromekano, Sweden Electric-

H. Okumura | S.T. Y.Hattori

K. Hattori Wang Machinery

^ Mei ton El Oriente Fabrica de Tabacos, Inc.

Eisler, Reeves, Murphy & iLyle, (Ltd., (Manila, P.I.), Cigar Manufacturers and

Exporters. North China Branch—3r

Naval Architects, Consulting;Engineers, Ezra Road; Teleph. 12356

Marine and Cargo Surveyors—3, Can- A. F. Kelly, manager

ton

Record Road; Teleph. 16817; Cable Ads:

and Seaworthy

C. Reeves, managing director ® ^ EU pa see

Surveyors—W.

I). W. Murphy, I. Eisler, C. Reeves,

AM.soc.n.a. & m.e., Elbaroideries, Manufacturers and Lace-

Re-

and Wm. Lyle, m.i.n.a. tailers of Decorative Art Linens,

Miss M. Murphy | Miss M. Da Costa and Handkerchiefs—Ct. Kiukiang

Central Roads; Teleph. 18261; P.O. Box and

Agencies

British Corporation Register of Ship- 1537; Cable Ad: Elbasha

ping and Aircraft Elbrook, Inc., Importers, Exporters

Eiwa Yoke, Importers and Exporters—6, Peking Manufacturers Teleph: and Engineers — 50,.

Canton Rd.; Tele‘ph. 12774; P;0. Box 420 303; CableRoad; Ad: Koorble 12552; P.O. Box

&B Yang aih Zung,president

G. E. Suggins>, signs per(New

pro.,'York)'

sales

Ekki Yoko, Importers and Exporters manager

—116, Kiangse Road; Tetephs.

12998, 13987; P.O. Box 430; Cable vi & m m Wei Tali hung sz.e

Ad: Ekkiyoko Electric Service Corporation (Fed.r

M. Ito Inc. U.S.A.), BatteryandService Station,

M. Harada Radio

K. Kaneko I T. Fujita

M. Urakami | K. Inouye NankingApparatus Supplies—20

Road; Teleph. 11315; Cable

Ad:RoyListen in president

E. Delay,

^

Ekman Foreign Agencies, Ltd.,

V,ee chong S.C.F. C.S.S. Wang,

Franklin,

Kingsbury, secretary

treasurer

manager

The, Importers and Steamship Agents

—115, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 11330; Electric Wirixo & Plumbing Co., Indoor

Cable Ad: Ekmans.and Bearings Wiring, Plumbing and Heating, Lamp&

W.R.vonBringert,

Normann, m.e.manager and Fans—39a, Canton Road; Teleph.

E.A. Norrby

Brundin,(Shipping)

M.E. ,62397;

8.LingH.Cable Abbass,Ad:estimator

Interlude

J.MissM. J.Guterres Sing Mo, do. anddo.litter

B. Remedies Farquharson Elias, F. S., Stopk, Share and General

RepYesenting Broker—16, Central Road; Teleph.

Ekman k Co., A.B., Gothenburg. 10309; Cable Ad: Efelias

Paper Pulp Iron Steel and Swedish Elias, R. IL, Broker and Commission

Products in Asiatic

Swedish generalCo., Ld., Gothen- Agent—16, Central Road; Teleph.

burg. East Steamship Service between 10300

Sweden

L. holm.

M. Ericssonand Far East Co., Stock-

Telephone

Telephones, Switchboards Elite FlowerBubbling

den)—1170, Shop (Deutscher

Well RoadBlumenla-

and Line Material Mrs. M. Biswang, proprietress

SHANGHAI ,6f?9

Elite Laoe Co., Manufacturers of Swatow Emens & Co., Importers

Drawnwork, Lace, Linen Cross-stitch 16, Jinkee Road; Teleph. 12782; P.O. and Exporters>—

and Embroideries — 18, • Broadway; Box 246; Cable Ad: Emensco

Cable

M. H.Ad:Chiu,

Elitelace

manager J. Scott Emens

Elias, E. ;IL. & Co., Stock and’pen- Teleph.Theatre-

Empire

81062

81,. Avenue Joffre;

era! Brokers:—16, Central Road; Kenneth Dwan, manager

Telephsi 10387, 19309, 14053-;, Cable

Ad: Yuanco Employers' Federation— (Nee Asso-

E. L. Elias ’ eihtiohs) ■

W N. Wells-Henderson

Ellis, J. J., Manufacturers’ Rcjire-

sentative^-38, Avenue Edward VII;

Teleph. 19680; Cable Ad : C'otswold ; Employers’ Liability Assurance Corpn.,

P.O. Box 1880 Ltd. —Teleph.

Sassoon11430;

House

Ellis, T. & €o., Merchants and Com- Bund; Cable(3rdAd:floor), The

Barrimon

mission Agents—122, /Szechuen Rd. ; E. R.

I.MissBarry, Ear

R. A.B. Tuxford Eastern manager

Teleph. 19657; Cable'Ad : Tomellco Senila, stenographer

Ellis & m W- * b m % ttj & m m w a

15129& (2Hays—43, Peking

lines): Cable Ad: Ryad; Teleph.

France]lis Pa si ka fee kuny sze

A. M. Preston,’solicitoi; Empreza Brasileira de Cafe, Coffee

Agents

Indermaur & Brown, London Merchants — Office: 253, Avenue Joffre

Wilkinson & Grist, Hongkong Teleph. 83172; Cable Ad: Brasileira

C. Mrs.

A. Pereira,

S.Chia manager

Correa, cashier

% m

Elliston, Pugh & Co., General Merchants, , i Chen Chia Tsin I| J. K. Wong

Chen Chi

Import and Export—24, Yuen Ming

Yuen Road;Ad:Teleph.

453; Cable Keechong15317; P.O. Box %

E. S. Elliston, partner Engel, Dr. Desiderius, Surgeon and

E. Pugh, do. Orthopedist—28, Yuen Ming Yuen Road;

Miss M. Bojesen Teleph. 19270; Residence: Cathay

E. A. De Garcia j P. S. Tipple Mansions

Engineering Society: of China (See

Elm A Co.,H Ltd., Heating,EmeVentilation, Associations)

Sanitation - 77, Wei Hai Wei Road and

36. Jinkee Road; Teleph, 30801; Cable, Englaender, Dr. A. L., Physician &

Ad: Elmco Radiologist (X Rays)—23, Peking

C. H.F. Korchin,

Laessoe, b.sc.,

b.sc,,c.e.,

c.e., manager

engineer Rdad; Teleph. 125215

I. D. Berezovsky, assist, do. hi & m % ^

Mrs. A. Wagner, accountant

Ping shang ho tai yen yu hsien hung sze

fi tp £ AirsiM Enterprise Tobacco ' Co.. Ltd., To-

Elster, Dr. Karl, m.d. (University of bacco Man ufactui'ers—6, iSoochow

Vienna),

and MedicalSpecialist

Cosmetic; ' in Lecturer

Urinary, atSkin

the Road; Teleph. 13482

Dah-hwa College and Shanghai Post- Directors — Sir H. Cu nliffe-Owen,

graduate School of Medicine — 267, Bart., (Chairman), R. Bailey, L. G.

Kiangse Road (2nd floor); Teleph. 15640 Cousins, A. L. Dickson, V. L. A.

Fairley. A. T. Heuckeiidorff, Brig.-

Embassy Theatre—742, Bubbling Well GeneralH. E.E. Parkinson

d.s.o., B. Maenaghten, and D. g.m.g.,

W. M.

Road; Teleph. 31985 Price

S. G. Hertzberg, proprietor C. C. Newson, f.c.i.s.,

K. McKelvie, assist, do. secretary

G. Carpi, manager

€60 SHANGHAI

Epargne Fbanco-'GsiNoise—(Nee Banks) J.S. lochvidoff,

Brightel, manager (Shanghai)

do. (Tientsin)

Erdmann & Sielckkn’s* Batavia, Sema- S. T. Kung, do. (Tsinanfu)

rang, Soerabaja (Java), Exporters oE S. M. Fong, do. (Shanghai)

Java Sugar—1, Kiukiang Koad; Teleph. Etablissements A. Chapeaux et Cie.,

16737; Cable Ad: Javasugar Silk

R. E. Waetjen, China repres. porters,Merchants,

Furs and Importers

Skins—4-5, and QuaiEx- de-

France, French Bund;

Chapeaux (Silk Dept.) and Leynaud Cable Ad:

Erin Motors, Automobile Engineers (Export Dept.)

and Dealers—26, Yu Yuen Road; A.P. Leynaud,

Chapeaux, partner (France)

Teleph. 31628 do.compradore

P. S. Gibbons, general manager Woo Yung Day, (silk)

A. Drummond, assist, manager Zee Dee Ching, do. (export).

m m Lin nae Eugh Bros, k Co., General Merchants and

Erzinger & Co.—18, The Bund; Teleph. Road; Manufacturers’ Agents — 451, Kiangse

15236 (2 lines) Private Exchange Teleph. 11876; P.O. Box 1310;

Departments; 10884 (Silk Office), to10881

all Cable Ad: Yingchee

H. Dunn, signs per. pro.

(Silk Godown), 10898 (Waste Silk

Godown), 10886 and 10757 (Insurance; European Shoe Store—579-581, Avenue

Compradore);

Octagon P.O. Box 399; Cable Ad: Joffre; Teleph. 72554. Branches: 871, N.

Th. Erzinger Szechuen

Bubbling Road, Teleph.Teleph.

Well Road, 456.55;37200

and 206,

J. Gut, signs per pro. D. Toochinsky, proprietor & manager

S. F. Erkku I W. Werther > F. Toochinsky, factory manager

B. C. Smith I P. Baldesberger I. M.

Gonishtock, do.

Agents for Herrman, I. Ninand, S. Rader

Scottish Union & National Insurance; and Y. Gorieff,,salesmen

Co.,A. W.

Edinburgh. Fire

Slater, manager for Far East"

F. P. C. Ashe, assist, manager Evan-Jones & Riddell,

Building, Drs., Dental

Maritime Insurance; Co., Ld. Liver- Surgeons—Ezra

pool. Marine Road; Teleph. 16524

73, Nanking

Dr. E. Evan-Jones, dental-surgeon

Dr. J. Douglas Riddell, dental surgeon

E-Shing

Stationers,k Co. (DongLithographers,

Printers, Kee), General etc.

—152, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 16427; Evans k Co., A. IfM. A.,Ching W

Merchants,General

Com-

Cable Ad: Eshing mission Agents, Exporters,

Esoher, Wyss & Co., Steam Turbines Brokers—599, 50504; Codes: Thorburn

A.B.C. 5th Road;

and Teleph.

Private;

and Boilers, Condensing Plants, Cable Ad: Algernon

Centrifugal Pumps, Refrigerating

Machinery, etc.—12, The Bund; Te- Evans, C. F., Commission Agent—2,

leph. 18688; P.O. Box 408; Cable Peking Road; Teleph. 19246; P.O. Box

Ad: Pilatus

H. E. Leicher, resident engineer 1428: Cable Ad: Tansania

Essig, Emile, Silk Exporter—x, Can- *3 £ m # * SI S #

ton Road; Telephs. 18413, 18564 and E iven se to su yu han kung sze

70929; P.O. Box 1166; Cable Ad: Evans & Sons, Ltd., Edward, Business

Essigsiik Equippers: Wholesale and Retail

Stationers

and Laboratory and Booksellers,

EquipmentEducational

and Print-

la fnl m To"9 chPn

Esso Co., Manufacturers, Export Hair 15015; P. O. Box 970;Road;

ing, etc.,—17, Kiukiang CableTeleph.

Ad:

Nets

KiangseandRoad;Mercerised: Carpets—452,

Teleph. 12170; Cable Ad: Education. Branchmanaging

at Tientsin

Inerol Joseph J. Evans,

A. Harvey, director director

S. Qliner, manager M. F. R. Leitao, do.

SIIAXGHAJ 661

C. V. bung, assist;, manager H ft fU f

, E.S. L.A. Fineland

Barr I . , Smith

•, E wo tan poa chang

A. Olmert I. Sli-s.! Munro Ewo Press Packing Co.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., pro-

Mrs. A. Kiloh | Miss Wilhelm prietors (912, North Soochow Road);.

Ever'ett, L., lire., Steamship Agents— Teleph. 41440

Yokohama Spet5ie Bank Building' 24, G.E.O. Mayne

The

CableBund; Teleph. 13555; P.O. Box 1886; Exchange Bank oi China — {See

Ad: Leverett

L.William

Everett, president ,, Banks)

P.

H. Stellingwerff,Hunt, vice-president

agents signs per pro. | Exchange Brokers’. 'Association —

Vincent L. Xavier, executive acct. {See Associations)

Agencies

American Gulf-Orient Line (Lykes Exhibitors’ Film Exchange of China

Bros., Ripley S.S. Co., Ld.) —26, Jinkee Road; Teleph. 13284;

United States Salvage Association Inc. Cgble Ad: Efilms

Managing Agents W. N. Gensborough, gen. mgr.

China Transport & Storage Co. Inc.

Everseal Manufacturing Co., Inc. (New —{See Associations) Exporters’ Association of Shanghai

York City) Manufacturers of Water-

proofing MaterialEngineers

and Technical

— 2, Paints;

Peking jI Express

Waterproofing

Road ; Teleph. 19977; Cable Ad: Everseal AvenueVulcanizing

Foch; Teleph.&71726 Tyre Co.—631.

j. ,J.C. 1.Hawkins, factory representatue

Cheng, Chinese manager M Sing hong

J. Zee Ezra & Co., Edward, Merchants and

Mrs. de Dios, Secretary Commission Agents —Ezra Buildings,

Y. K. Ting | T. W. K«»i 14, Kiukiang

and 12094; CableRoad;

Ad: Isaac Telephs. 10981,

m m M. ^ fU fi Mrs. Edward Ezra | .Cecil Ezra

E wo lain cKee tae zan:: E-Zung Chong & . Co., MetalBroad-and

Ewo Cold Storage Co.—1500, Y angtsze- j way; Hardware Merchants'.— 273,

pooJardine,

Road: Telephs. 50071-2 Teleph. 42480

Matheson & Co., Ld., prop.

R. M. Nash R. Nelson | i4> ® x m m * ± m tk

C.J. M.

L. Mathew

Bear ' J.M. Creighton

Goldberg Fe poh

Faber, S. E., Consulting Civil En-

si & m, & m & & fy i ^ m gineer— 12, The Bund; Teleph.

Evoo m so ts’'ang tfU Mieii/aeutig sze 10723 ; Cable Ad : Ferikon

Ewo Cotton S. A.C.G.L,

E. Faber, a.f.c., b.sc. C.E.,

(Rond.),

Matbeson & Co.,Mills, Ltd. Ylanagers)

ltd., General (Jafdine, |

STRUCT. D.1,0.,

E., A.M. INST.

A.M.AM. SOC. C.E. M.I.

—27, The Bund; Teleph. 15290 Y. C. Chin, B.sc., c.e

. Ewo Mills

J,; Harrop, manager

Y'aJ.ngtzepbo Mills fu H ^ ^ Mei wo°

Harrop, manager . Fagan & Co.,Specialists,

Insulation Ltd., Building AsbestosSupplies,

Pro-

Rung Yik Mills ducts, Provisions, Hardware and Sun-

W. K. Smith, manager

T. Boardinan, G. W. Callaghan, W. dries—26!, Kiangse Rd.; Telephs. 18020

Carrington, A. Cheetham, T. and 18029; P.O. Box 592; Cable Ad:

Clark, E. A. Colombo, E. J. Kasfag E. M.A. Sternberg,

Meyerink, manager

Davies, A. Grindrod,

W. Hargreaves, S. Hardman,

H. Heathcote, W. asst.A.do.S. Hudson

Heaton, R. W. Hindle, T. H. E.H. Linde

K. Thomsen Miss Miss M. Raikes

Hood, F. Lyons, W. G. Mather, A. A. Solokoff H. Campbell

E.

J. North,

Smith, R. Sidebottom,

J. Sduthworth, W.

E. Walker C.P. C.K. Woo,

Andrew

and H. Walfott; assistants cor ipradore

•662 •SHANGHAI

n m m M #£ ^ 3& IS Wm zung far

Fe Lee yu Mien "“Jcung Sze

Faxblie & Co., Ltd., H. C., Chemical Manu- FarJoffre; Eastern Butchery 482, Avenue

Tejeph. 72291

facturers—Brunner

Szechuen Road; Teleph. Mend67371

Building, if,

(10 lines);

P.O.Imperial

Box 252; Cable Far Eastern Construction

Ad: AlkaliIndustries gineers and General Contractors— Co., En-

(China), Ltd. Chemical

(Incorporated under ■0249, Honan Road; Teleph. 13227

the Ordinances of Hongkong), i G. > Yptolgc general. manager

agents

m mm^xm ill sfe Chin seng

Fun wen chau chin cheo se me toil so Far Eastern Drug , Trading Co.,

Fan, Robert, Architect and Engineer— and Perfumery Chemicals, Drugs, Patent Medicines

29, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 19395; Cable 9 \, Hankow Road; (Export

Teleph.and16652;

Import)—

(.'able

, Ad: Rofan Ad: Dalfptat

Robert Fan, b.s.b. arch. O. Sj Goldberg, manager

G. Miss

D. Su, M.A., M. ARCH. J. L. Robinson,book-keeper

L. C. Eve

YangRuffio, I T.stenographer

L. Lee Far Eastern Engineering Works—

Y.S. Cheng | Li M. Yen 13-45, TungchoW Road; Teleph.

¥M %nX ■ 61607 VC’

Fano, R., & J. Thks.mak, Hill and Bullion J. C. Law, manager

Brokers—5, Kiukiang

R. Fano J J, Thesmar Rd.; Teleph. 12310 FarManufacturers’ 1

Eastern Import tfe Export Co.»

agents—24, The Bund>

Ear East Aviation’ Co., Ltd., Air- Farimex; Teleph. 14163; P.O. Box 1008;-Cable

Codes used: Bentley’s F Acme Ad:

craft and Material [Specialists—2*27, M, Ivantzler, managei'

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 18634; I. Shimks,engr. manager

Cable Ad: Ariel Agent/s for;

G. G. N. Tinson, chairman Kamphu iCorks

s it Oly, Holland Cocoa Butter

E. R. Smith, J. Ormiston and J. Crown it Aerated Water

Fleming, directors Machinery

F. Yaughan-Fowjer, manag •dir.

Ear East Oxygen & Acetylene Co., Far Eastern Insurance Co., Ltd.,’ Fire

Ltd., The (S.O.A.E.O.), Manufacturers

and Dealers in Oxygen, Dissolved and Marine—Yangtsze Insurance Build-

ing, 26, The Bund; Teleph. 12981

, Acetylene and Carbonic Acid

Welding Materials, Blowpipes, Calcium Gases; C. M. G. Burnie, general manager

Carbide for Sale—Office and Factory: Hi & !& H Si m it

200, Route de Zikawei; Teleph. 80064;

Cable

Jean Ad: Oxygene Yuen tung ying yihUyou .hm hung sze .

W. Rocca,

R. Connel,manager

sub mgr. Far Eastern Investment Co., (Ltd.,

Investment Company — Sassoon

G. Defer, technical agent House, Nanking Road; Teleph.

Miss J.Sze,Aldeguer

Jean compradbre 11430; P.O. Box 602; Cable Ad:

Fareastico

Hi & lit jS Yuan tung leung sze ' Sirdirector

Yictof Sassoon, bart., governing

Far East Superintendence Co., Ltd. R. E. Sassoon, F. R. Davey, F. S.

Superintendents

Cotton otherof Produce—3,

and 16817;

Rd.; Teleph.

Grain, Seeds,Canton

Beans

Cable Ad: Supervise A. Collett, directors

K. MacEwan, managing director

Branch Offices in all Principal Cities of E. G.'Smith-Wright, secretary

theEisler,

WorldReeves & Murphy, Inc., agents Far Eastern Publications, Ltd. (Incor-

porated North in Hongkong)—12, Road Helen

Far Eastern Bank of Harbin — (See Terrace, W. A. Pennell, Szechuen

director

Banlts) F. L. Pratt, mang. director and secy.

SHANGHAI 663;

fR £5f jit Yaan iung shih,,jpao Federal Telegraph Co. or Delaware

“ Far Easters Review,” Monthly Keview -^National City Bank Building;

ofbuilding,

Engineering,Finance,Mines, Railways,

etc.—24, Ship- Teleph.

The Buna;

10592; Cable Ad: Telaware

R. P. Schwerin, president'(8.F., Cal. ,

Teleph. 14068; P.O. Box, 1158; Cable Barnes Moss, attorney

Ad: Farview

G. B. Rea, publisher

C. E.J. E.Laval, editor| J. P. Fail, secretary Store,Aaron,

Wilson

Fein, Estab. 1914, Dry Goods

Wholesale and Retail, Ladies and

Gentlemen’s Tailor-615,

Teleph. 83271; Cable Ad: Ave. Arfein.

Joffre;

m m m m it Branch: 851, North Szechuen Road;

Yuen tiing eking chih so Teleph. 40683

Far Eastern Sanitary Go., Specialists Aaron Fein, proprietor

Vacuum House Cleaning, Fumigating, D. Fein, branch manager

Disinfecting, Renovating, Painting,

White-washing, and General Con- Felgate cfe Co., R. H., Painting, Decoratingr

tractors—93, Szechuen Road (Central Wall Paper, Teleph.

Floor 16674

Finishers—22, Nan-

Arcade); Teleph. P.O. Box 1173; king R.

Road;

H. Felgate, manager

.

Cable

kow Ad: Fesco. Branch Office: Han- Miss M. B. Barr

Foreign D'ept.

T. Z. Baur, a.b.i. (Bond.), genl. mgr. \ ! Ferrostaal A.G., Iron-Steel and Railway

M.MissE. King,A. service manager

Bulldeath, typist and Material Ferrostaal *= Hongkong and

Shanghai Banking Building, 1,,.

S. pri

C. vate

Chen,secretary

m.d., foreign surgeon Foochow Road; Teleph. 11272

R. Otte, general manager

F. K . Liu, Chinese surgeon G. Kullmann

K. T. Bau, compradore

Q. H. Cheng, clerk

Miss A. Baur,

Z.Z. L.K. Jacb, chief clerk mm * m *6

Chin, accountant

assist, accountant Yn ne kan ta .tin sz Jcung kwan

F. W Ling, service manager FessendenTeleph. & Holcomb—12, Kiukiang

Far Eastern Steam Navigation Co., Road; 12935 6; Cable Ad:

Shipping, Salvage, etc.—24, The Barfields' Ghauneey P.

-< <

Holcomb, attorney, and

Bund: Teleph 19180; P.O. Box counsellor-at-1 aw

1837; Cable Ad: Salvageco M. S. Chat, compradore

Capt; G. F. Chunchen, gen. mgr. Miss M. C. McGregor, stenographer

Far Eastern Tne.tre Co., Inc.—6, Fette Peiping Rugs, Dealers in Chinese

Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 16298; Rugs, Curios -and Furniture —

Gable Ad : Faraway Sassoon House; Teleph. 17374

H. E. Booker, general manager C.Sigler

D. Hoggard,

, F.;Gutierrez,

C. Liang, E.E.B.F.Howe,

Lobo, Miss

E. K.L, W. Warren,agent

do.

W. Allan, Miss V. Hvoroft and

Mrs. E. L. Gutierrez Filmos Co., Ltd. (Owners of Hongkew

Cinema)—32Q, Kiangse Road; Teleph.

m on m m m ^ % m m 13090 M. Beraha | S. Skenazi

Fashion Co., Ltd., Tailors, Ladies’ Out-

fitters and Drapers,

Road; Teleph. 94943; Cable Ad:

Thefashco

L. C. Zia, managing director :

C. W.P. Leung, manager ‘Finance & Commerce,” A Weekly Review-

K. Chang, treasurer devoted to the Commercial and Economic

Development

6, Kiukiangof Road,

Asia—Arnhold Build-

Feakon, Maitland & Shaw, Bill and ing, i' 2 279; Cable Ad:

4th floor: Teleph..

Finance

Bullion Brokers—12; The Bund; Teleph. O. T. Breakspear, editor

12077; Cable Ad: Land maid Miss L. Stops, manager

<564. SHANGHAI

Finance, Commerce and Insurance

Office, Insurance Agente: Fire and FIttrau,iiH;, Architecture, M Ta mJ Ue

Marine—Hong Kong and ,Shanghai Real Estate and Insurance.—20, Engineering,

Bank Building, 12, The Bund; Te- Road; Teleph. 11912; Pd). BoxMuseum 1317;

lephs. 18818 and 19D58; Marine Office: ;Cable Ad: Fittwo.

Teleph. 18897; Cable Ad : Eastineo H. Fittkau T

Yu Tsu Ting, partner C.F. S.L. WChur,

aung, archieci

1

Ziar Saiy Sung, do.

Chan Johnshow Willin Hsu, realdo.estate

Hu Shu Ba, compvadore H.

N. F.Z. Chu,

Chang,insurance

general office

Agents for:

Century Insurance Co., Ltd.

The Alliance Insurance Company Fitzgerald, G., Stock and Share Broker—

of Philadelphia Hongkong and Shanghai Ba,nk Building,

12, The Bund; Teleph. 14229

U g, Poh lar

Fine Art and General Insurance Co.,

Accident Insurance—259, Kiangse Fleming &mw Fran klin, Attorneys

mm

and Coun-

Road; Teleph. 18054; Cable Ad: sellors-at-Law—21, Yuen Ming Yuen

Norbrit

E. E. Parsons, Far Eastern rnanager Road: Teleph. 18042 (2 lines)) P..O. Box

952; Cable Ad: Advdcate

! W.Cornell S- Franklin

Finnish Association in China—(See

Associ ations) T.B.K.Harrington

Ting- (Chih^s|: lawyer)

Mrs.

Mrs. I.M.M.E. Romedios,

Thompson,steilo,

seety.

Finnish Consulate—(See Consulates) K. Logan Luk, clerk

Fee nae

M

Finocchiaro & Co., G., Monumental Foan Tar 7$& Co., & M W

Import - Export—3,

Sculptors, Importers of Italian Marble Canton Road; Teleph.

and

Marble Scotch

Work Granite Monuments,

Contractors—839, North 1855; Cable Ad: Foantar19866; P.O. Box

Szechuen Road; Teleph. S'. K. Kwok, manager

G. Finocchiaro I M.North

Valtz41340 S. Wong

N. Kwok, Shuntreasurer

Ling

G. Minarolo | Miss Peebles Y. N. Kwok j C. C. Kwok

Fire Brigade—(Nee Municipal Coun-

cil) © Hengfuny

Firestone Tyre & Rubber Export Co. Fobes Co., Specialising

Ltd., Engineers and Con-

—1, Canton Road; Teleph. 18669; Cereal Milling Machinery,InPower

tractors: Flour and

Plants;

Cable Ad: Firestone Manufacturers’ Agents—10; Siking Rd.;

F. J. W. Focken, representative Telephs. 60182-3; P.O. Box 445; Cable

Ad:

UnionFobesco; Codes:5thBentley’s,

and A.B.C. and 6th Western

edns.

A.C.F. E.Ollerdessen,

Ollerdessen manager

Zan hat di in chu min yah huye sah S.W.C..Larson

Wong,, compradore

First Shanghai Dental Polyclinic— (Tientsin)

9a,Dr.Hankow Road; Teieph.

M. Klatchko, director16731 P. K.B. Young do.

J. R. Johgnsson do, ,

Fisk

car Tire Export

Tires,Road; Co., Accessories-

TubesTeleph.

and Inc,, The, Motor,

45-1 Fogkiang

& Co., Ltd., Exporters — 2b, Kiu-

Kiangse 15156; P.O. Box 955; Cable Road;Ad: Teleph.

Wilfogco11813; P.O. Box

406; Cable Ad: Ironsons;;.

Standard and Private , Codes: all W. Fog, manager

SHANGHAI 665

J® jpg Lee sin

Follet

Co., Ltd., G.P.—116, Kiangse

39a, Canton Road; Teleph. 18221; P.O. Road;

Box 1495 Cable Ad: Forsterco

16964-5; P.O. Box 1562;

H. Follet, manager G.D.P. W.Forster, managing director

A, Holder, secretary

F. E. Danenberg

S.K. T.D.Lee

Lee

Tsung ko kien ye di tsai kong sm

Fonciere et Immobiliere de Chine,

S.A., Land and Estate Agents, Con- m ft R %

struction of Houses, Supervision & Toa an sz sze yah

Management of Estates, Mortgages

—Head Office: 9, Avenue Edward Foster-McClellan Road; Teleph.

Co.—489, Kiangse

14420; P.O. Box

VII ; Teleph. 82008 1396; Cable Ad: Fluoric

E. Chariot, president D. Ward-Smith, manager

J. Donne, vice-do. H. L. Bridger, accountant

M. Speelman, managing director Miss I. Ennoch

E.Directors

Sigaut, — J. Bordelongue,

do. J. J. Mrs. Roberts ] Chu Fei Tsing

bhollot,

Yu FongR.andFano, J. Gautier, Shia

Yih Churtoug

P. Miss

J. Chollot, e.c.p.,secretary

E. Moritz, technical mgr.

—. Loonef, clerk of works Fou foong che ch’e min fun kung sze

Miss M. Breen, stenographer Fou Foong Flour Mill Co., Ltd., Flour

Chaou Fong Wong, accountant Manufacturers—Head Office:25,25,Mokan

Jinkee

S. F. Yang, draughtsman Road;

shan Road; Teleph.

Cable10154;

Ad: Mill:

Foufoong or 6508

Fond Co., Y. S., Exports and Imports,

Woollen Piece Goods—30, Peking Road; Fox Film Corporation—21, Museum

Teleph. 17460; Cable Ad: Fond Road; Teleph. 18399

Fook Weng & Co., Exporters of Swatow I. W. Rodger, manager for China

and Canton Laces

54, Nanking and Embroideries—

Road; Teleph. 19102 Fox & Mathez, General Agents—14,

Wong Soo Tack, general manager Honan Road; Teleph. 13513; P.O.

Box 502; Cable Ad: Mathkinos

Foong Sheng Industrial & Commer- G. F. Fox

cial Development v Cb.— 38, Avenue P. Mathez, managing director

Edward VII ; Teleph. le&SS; Cable O. Barbey, do.

Ad: Aviator

E. Sheng, pres. & gen. mgr. Francis Music PIouse, Music and Musical

Instruments — 85, Szechuen Road;

Foot

of Ease

ChiffonHosiery

Silk Mill, Manufacturers Teleph. 12369; Cable Ad: Francis

Hosiery—2612-2632,

East Yuhang Rd.; Teleph. 51943; Cable Franco-Chinese Trading Co., Coal

Ad:M.Footease Merchants and General Agents—9,

M. Y.C. Chan,

Chung,managing

manager director Foochow Road; Teleph. 11846;

Cable Ad: Barleevan

Ford Hire Sevice (Fed. Inc. U.S.A.)—77, M. Barthelemi, general manager

Route Vallon; Teleph. 30189 (9 lines) j Franco-Oriental Co., Engineers,

R. W. Brewer, mgr. Aviation Agents, etc.—2, Peking

Ford Motor Co. Exports, Inc.—Manu- Road; Francori

Teleph. 172164; Cable Ad:

'

facturers of Cars, Trucks and Tractors—

Robert, Dollar Wharf, Pootung; Teleph. J. de Voyad, general manager

15599; P.O. Box 1520; Cable Ad: Ford Z. K. Lisowsky, mgr. & chief

motor engineer

. SHANGHAI

(Fraser & C u almers’ Kn£;i.n^ er^ng Wor ks. Friedlandkrj Dr. EL R., m;r.c.s. (Lond.),

Power Plant, Mining and Material Hand- l.r.c.p. Consulting (Eng.),Rooms:

Physician

3, arid Surgeon—

Peking Road;

ling Plant Engineers — 23-27, Ningpo

Hoad; Teleph. 16825 (3lines); Cabl^ Ad: Road; Teleph. 15094. Residence: 11, Kip near

Genlectrie Teleph. 28030 ' y‘' ’

TheLd.,General

managing Electric Co. (of China);

1 agents ip China

K. N. N ick e 1 s', en gin’ee r and' man age r MM H ^ (I Za leeching

G. A. Clayton | Y. C. Tai

J. Mordecai Frischen, CDel, Import,' Export and

Agents for Engitieering—21, Yuen Ming Yuen

Sanderson Road; Teleph. 14292; Cable Ad;(Cajofra

Sheffield.Brflthenjfife

HteeT Newbould. Ld. C., Frischen

L. Civ Smith, result, representative ! Frost, ESancJ 8t Co., Engineers and

H. HWire

and G.HopesHaggie,

' Ld., Sundprlandj

. .r Merchants — 6, S'zechuen Road; Teleph.

Chas.Leather

A. Soherep’ 17592; Cable Ad:■Invincible

Bielting Co., New iYork. J.Lloyd

Frost,Bland,

AiM.i.E.E

. ,• partner

do.

E. A. L. Best, rosidr. representative C. Maddr | Miss V. Gaechik

Parsons’

Land MdtorC

and o., Ld.,

Marine’Mo.tofS Southampton.

i Secretaries

’ Cobhrari & Co. (Aririah), Ld. Boilers ’ Agents Permata Rubber Estate, Ld.

Kansotnes & Rapier, Ld., Ipswich for ■;

(Iranes,.Turntable^ Excavators, etc; Queeii Ihsurance Co.

Ballochhttyle

garine Wiley Creampry’Cd.,^ Ld., Mar-

^ Jftri Foo'hwa hung sze Bayliss, 1 Oo., Ltd., Free

Wheels ife Cycle Accessories

Fraser & Co., Donald—22, Capitol Build- Belling

ing, 21, Museum Road; Teleph. 18202;

w,Cable Ad: Fraser

Railcar British Dfug Houses Ld.,Fires

& Co., Electric Mgdieal Pre-

Donald parations

Century Electric Co., Motors £ Fains

■1 .Clement Manufacturing Co.,

it HI RT zur szc Cycle Mudguards

Fraser, Son & Co., Ltd;, George (Manches- Directory arid Chronicle of

ter and Bradford), Exporters of Cotton China, Japan, etc.

and Woollen Textiles—6, Kiukiang Rd.; Duram Ltd,, Tungsten Wire

Teleph. 19695; P.O. Box 1474; Cable Ad: Fassett and Johnson, Ltd., An-

Emmandes glers Emulsion

J. L: Hunter, resident representative C. E. Fulford Limited, Zam Buk, Peps,

etc.

Fulham Pottery and C'hea'Lr, Fil-

Fredericks, ter Co.', Ltd , Filter^

Broker—16, J.Central A., Share

Road and General Wm. Gibson & Co., Ltd,, , Golf

Clubs

■.French Chamber of Commerce—(Nee Hardwood Products Co., Wood

P roducts

Chambers of Commerce) Hearson & Oo., Ltd!, Chas, Laboratory

' Equipment ' •

French Consulate;-(Nee Consulates) Heather Mills Co., Suitings and

Tweeds .

Fresson, Dr. H. & Partners (Drs. Velliot, Jeyes’ Sanitary Compounds Co.

Santelli and ParisFrench

and Consulate-

Vieron), Disinfectants "

Surgeons to the ,“M.K.”

SwitchesElectric Ltd., ; Electric

General, French Municipal Council and Marryat h Scott Ltd., Electric Lifts

C. M. Customs—Office: 263, Ave. Joffre; Metallic Seamless Tube Co!, Ltd.,

Teleph. A. 81009

G.(Edin.)Velliot, m.d. (Paris), m.b., ch.b. Electric Conduits

C. Arraud, m^d. (Bordeaux) Mqffats Ltd., • Klectrio Cookers

R.A. Santelli, m.d. (Paris) Manfield. & Son, Ltd.-, Shoes'

Paris, m.d. (Bordeaux) : Tom Smith fe Co. Ltd., XniaS Crackers

L. VMron, m.d. do. & NoVe!lties

Spratt’s Patent Ltd., Dog Foods-

SHANGHAI

S’tothert & Pitt Ltd., ’Cranes, Fukushima & Co., Ship and Freight

Pumps, etc.. Agents - - 20, Azalea Terrace, North

Van Moppes & Sons, Industrial Szechuen Road

Diamonds

C. Oils

C. Wakefield & Co., Ltd., “Castrol”

Williams Ltd , Confectionery Wei len se e shan yar chuk

Wright Saddle Co., Cycle Saddles

Fulford Co., G. T., Ltd., of Canada

(Proprietors of Dr. Williams Medicine

fr P ft ft :&!* Co.)—Hong Yue Building, 451, Kiangse

K’un ho chu how hong Road; Cable Ad: Fulford

S. RW.Perrin

Wolfe, McNair,

managerassist, manager

Fu Geling & Co., Manufacturers and Ex- J.F. Isherwood

porters—7, The Bund; Telephs. General

Office: 61113, President’s Office: 17350; M. R. Remedios | Zee Vee Kong

Cable Ad: Fugeling H. Cohen (Singapore)

Fu Geling, president O. Roeper do.

C. T.F.Y.Chen,

Sung,general manager

secretary

' W. C. T.S. Lee

Zee tI L.S. Z.C. Soo Wong £ f£ fg i£ ®

C. T. Wong, accountant Furstenberg,

ary, Skin andyR. Internal

S., Specialist in Urin-

Diseases —12,

S. S. Sha, sub- do. Jinkee Road; Teleph. 10838

Proprietors

K’un Ho Rush Hat and Matting

Factory, Ningpo, Chinhai and fiij Koo hoh

Yuyao Furukawa Electric Co., ILtd., Im-

porters

Fuetterer, W., Ship Contractors and factures, Electric Wires, of Copper and Brass Manu-

-Navy Suppliers—6a, N. Soochow Batteries, etc.—32, Jinkee Cables,

Road; Tejeph. 40774; Cable Ad: Telephs. 121219-20; P.O. BoxRoad: 435;

Fuetterer Gable Ad': Furukawa

I. Hanawa, manager

f* fl© Fuh lai'ta

Fuhrmeister & Go., Exporters and

Insurance Agents—14, Museum Road;

Teleph.

Europasia10997; P.O. Box 447; Cable Ad: Fu song hai shang foo t&ai pao

hsien hung szu

A.Fr.Hartmann,

Fuhrmeistef, partner

do (Hamburg) Fdso Ltd.,

Marine and Fire Insurance Co.,

Fire, Man ne and Transport In-

A.H. Hummel,

Bombach signs| theE. firm

Wagner surance — 5, Ad:

Kiukiang Road; Teleph.

E, H. L. E. Sachs, ihsce. fepres. 13351; Cable Fusokaijo

S. Morimoto, manager

Fuhusko Realty Corporation, Land

and Estate Agents—C307, Woosung ft 5V Rung Ho

Road; Teleph. -14978 Gabbott &. Co., F.Goods—70,

Manufactured R., Exporters of Art and

RueLaguerre;

Y. Tsunoda, chairman Teleph.T60TL; Cable Ad: Gaboco

Fuji Parer Co., Ltd., Paper Manufac- F. R. Gabbott, partner

turers-rt-14, J. W. Mab (Peiping)

13900; P.O.BoxCanton Road;.Fujiyama

431; CableAd: Teleph.

S. Iwashita, manager m m &

Fukui Yoko, Paper Dealers -48, Szechuen Gainsborough,

Stock

O. B. (Member Shanghai

Exchange), Stock and General

Road; Teleph. 17662.; P.O. Box995; Cable Broker — '16, Central Road;

Ad: Fukuiyoko Teleph.

18204; P.O.31,BoxBroadway;

Chambers, 476. Residence: Bank

Teleph. 41845

S. Sagi, manager

•<568 SHANGHAI

Gale Co.,

U.S.A.), and The

ImportersL.. E. (Fed. Inc.,of » £. * ,« S B *

Aircraft Aircraft and Exporters"

supplement—12, Gardiner, W. H.,—a.b.,

Officem.d.;andc.m.,Residence:

Physician

The Bund; Teleph. ]47055Cable Ad: and Surgeon

1,Ad:Canton Road; Teleph. 12015; ;

Cable

Gale;

at Codes:

Hankow, Acme and

Hongkong, Avico. Branches

Tientsin, Nan- Gardinei'--' '

king, Changsha, Chungking and W. H. Gardiner

Chengtu G H. Chu

L. H.E. Forman,

Gale, president

areo engineer

R.A. M.

W. Short, Pilot,Pilot,

Summers, ChinaChina Garland,

NorthSouth Tailor andL.Breeches'

A., HighMaket—26Cf,

Class Gentlemen’s

Kiangse

F. Y. Doo : Road; Teleph. 12059

T. D. N. Chen (Nanking)

Rejiresentincf Garlock Packing Co. (Palmyra, N.Y.,

United Aircraft Ex ports, .Tnp. U.S.A.), Mechanical Packings

Chance Vought Corporation

Sirkorsky Manufacturing Carp. R. S. Parker, Far .Eastern repre-

Stearman Aircraft Company sentative

Boeing Airplane Company A aents, for China :

Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Co. The Jarciine; Engineering COrpi, Ld.

Northrop Aircraft Corporation

Hamilton Standard Propeller, Corp.

UnitedParachute

Airports Incorporated flj] Hi Gch sze niing

Russel Co. Gassmann & Co., Importers, of Watches

Boeing School of Aeronautics Clocks, Optical Goods, etc.- 29, Sze-

DetroitAircraft

Ryan AircraftCorporation

Exports, Inc. ehueh Road; Teleph. 17609; Cable Ad:

Waco Aircraft Company ' Gassmann

L. Rosenberg, director (Berlin)

Warner Aircraft Corporation B.Z. Zelikovsky,

Gassmann manager do. (Harbin)

Fairchild Aerial Camera Corp.

American Scintilla Magneto Co.: • D. S. Zei, compradore

Urallop, & Co., Fed. Inc., U.lS.A.. Im- Gates, Frank, Cotton and Woollen

porter and Exporter of Office Utili- Piece Goods — 4, Ezra lipad;. Teleph.

ties, Paper. Radio and Food Sup- 19244; Cable Ad: Gates

plies—22, Yuen Ming Yuen Road;

P.O. Box 899; Cable Ad : Radio- Gau^man-Speroni, Dr. A., Lady Dentist

china —2, Tsongchow Road (Next to Burling-

Gallop, II. B., Representative—24, ton Hotel); Teleph. W. 30397

Yuen Ming Yuen Road; P.O. Box GaUNTLETT, E. G, C.B.E., D.S.O., M.B., B.S.,

1400; Cable Ad : Gallop f.r.c.s., Surgeon—12, Tbe Bund; Teleph.

Representative for: 15048

American Paper Exports, Inc.

H ^ Wha chong

fU M Ynenwo Geddes Trading and Dairy Farm Co.,

Gande, Price, Ltd., Wholesale Wine chants, Ltd., The, ImportofandDairyExport

Importers Mer-

Produce—

and

Road; Spirit

Telcphs. Merchants

15282-3; — 5, BoxPeking

P.O. 308; 8d, Yuen Ming Yuen Road: Teleph.

Cable Ad: Sphinx; Codes: A.B.C. 5th 15500 (3 lines);managing

T. Hunter, Cable Ad:director

Geddes

-edn.W.and

J. Bentley’s

Gande, managihg-dirfector T. Cock, director

W. R. McBain, director E. Samson,

A.A. H. do.

Samson, secretary

A.R.G.P.Mossbp, do. C. Leyland | S. C. Luke

W. M.Phillips,

Gande secretary

I P. Brocaa F H. N.Artindale

Miss Hunter | Frank Ching

D. G Kwei

G. Gray | Miss A, Lemos

SHANGHAI 669

1% & m in & m m$m@

Pau Chung fu hsien kung S3e Ying kwolc tuna yung din che hung sze

General Accident, Fire and Life General Electric Company (of

AssuranceCorporation, Ltd. (with China), Limited, The, Electrical

which is incorporated the Bombay Fire Engineersof and Contractors, Manu-

and Marine Insurance Co., Ltd.) (Far facturers Turbines,

Electrical Supplies, Steam

Mining and Electrical Plants;

Eastern Branch), Fire, Personal Accident

and Sickness, Motor 1 Car, Plate1 Glass, Paints, —Office:Varnishes, Leather Belting,

23 to 27, NingpoRoad; etc.

Teleph.

• 5,Golfers,

Hongkong Householders, etc., Insurance—

Road; Teleph. 16825 (3 lines); Cable Ad: Genelectric.

11603; P.O. Branches: Hongkong and Dairen.

BoxT. E.305;Mitchell,

Cable Ad:FarGaflac

Eastern manager N. G. Beale, managing director

- C.W.D.H.Belton, assistant manager , F.t H. Sh,aw, assist, manager

Droogleeyer Electrical Engineering, Power Plant and

D.K. W.

S. Mackenzie

Howe Construction Dept.

W.A.G.WelsbyCalder I M. Kocherginsky

C. H. Moses

M. M. Cohen, jr. V. Gunther | T, F. Oo

Mrs. J. Henderson Mining, Turbo-Power, Plant and General

Miss A. Ambrose Eng’ing. Dept., Paints, etc;

Tang Sui Yin, compradbre R. N. Nickels, asst. mgr.

Sub-Branch L. Sanderson

C. Smith, Bros.special& Newbould,

representative

Singapore: Hong Kong. Bank Ld.

chambers G.M.Buchhof,

Chas. A. special

Schieren representative-

Co.

,Agents G.Burrell

E. Bird,& Go.,

special

China Realty -Co. (Fed., Inc. U.S.A ) Ld, representative

Shanghai E. R. MacDermot, special repre-

James H. Backhouse, Ld., Hongkong , . J. sentatiye,

Mordecai Ransomes

| M. P.&Lee Rapier, Ld.

Alex. Ross & Co. (China), Ld., Hong Y. C. Tai I C. S. Hsu

kong C. F. Koo i S. C. Ho

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Kuala Lumpur

and Ipho

Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ld., Chinese S.

Engineering and Sales Dept.

Y.A. Sih

Chang, a.m.i.e.E.

Singapore and Kuala

Diethelm Co., Ld., Bangkok Lumpur V.

Denis Freres d’Indochine, Saigon T. .VI. Ling i Z. Y. Cheng

McKesson & Robbins, Ld , Hankow Electrical Supplies and Sales Dept.

China American Trading Corporation, J. Madeira | A. Souza

Tientsin A. G. Pereira [ N. Kulaeff

Etablissements Arnoult, Tientsin and R. F. R. Mac- | N. I. Hitchin

Peiping kenzie-Grieve | V. T. Zee

Cornabe, M. Doutoff I V. Y. Zee

V. Van EssEckford

& Co., &Newchwang

Co., Chefoo Accounts and Shipping Dept.

T. W. Chandler, chief accountant

G. C. F. Russell & Co., Tsingtao

Behn, Meyer & Co, H. Mij., Manila S.L. C.S. Quin

Chang | H. S. Oweng

China Finance Corporation Fed. Inc.

Correspondence

Miss M. RozaDept. | Mrs.R. Gutierrez

m is Lun tut Miss Ah J. wee |I Mrs.

Miss T.L. Kestranack

Rasmussen

'General Commercial Corporation, Hongkong Branch

Wholesale

Gowns andExportersLingerie of— 60,

“Yvonne G”

Yu Yuen A. H.B. P.Haworth, branch manager

Road, Flat 21; Teleph. 27820; Cable Ad: Bailey, assistant

Guiauto E. C. Norris, res. lift eng.

G. T. Guignard G. E. Kovner (Canton)

Dairen Branch:

Export Dept. P. W. Turner, branch manager

Mrs, R. Guignard M. Krivoroochko, assistant

Miss Y. Guignard W. Eadie (Dairen / Tienjtsiis)

670 SHANGHAI

Agencies: German Pharmacy, The—374, Yates

Affiliated with . — Road ; Teleph. 36509

The Genera! Electric Co . Ltd., | F. L. Friede, ph.g.

England and all subsidiary:

G.Birmingham,

E. C. Works in London, Mei shin_

Manchester and i\ General Refrigeration Co., General

' Coyentry Refrigerating, Ventilating, Cooling,

The Express t S. M. S'. Lift j Heating and Ice-making Machinery,.

Co., Ld., London Importers

6, Hongkmg andRoad;

Installation

Teleph. Engineers—

11645; Cable

Pirelli General Cable Works, | Ad: 'iirefco. Co-operative Offices:

Ld., Southampton

Chamberlain & Hookham, iLd., I New Boston

York, Chicago, San Francisco,

Birmingham

Fetters Ld., Yeovil, England A. B. andA. Philadelphia

Mavromati, m.e., chief en-

Fraser and Chalmers Engineer- gineer and manager

Works, Erith, Kent J. Robinson (Spokane)

F. Wilson, engineer

Sanderson Bros, and Newbould ! I. Thompson

Ld., Sheffield J. Preston, travelg, representative

Chas. A. Schieren Company, S. C. Lee, outports

New , York

Eansomes and Rapier, Ld., Ips- n ® n m *

wich, England Chun- kivo mow yi hung sze

Cochran & Co. f Annan), Ld.,

Annan, Scotland General

Importers, Traoeks,

Exporters Ltd., The, General

Burrell fc Co:. Ld., London Representatives, Insurance, Land, Real

Parsons Oil Engine Co., Ld., Estate and Commision Agents—Broad-

Southampton

D. H. k G. Haggle, Ld., Eng- way East; Teleph. 52104; Cable Ad:

Gentraders

land S. M. Hsu,ofmanager

Flexible Steel Lacings, Ld., Proprietors

Chicago Shanghai Engineering and Welding

Works, Ltd.

m ^ m m ^ % General

China Managers

Cotton Waste & Supply Co.

Soon chi mei chee chi chong The Electeric Welding Works, Ltd.

General Forge Products (1929), Ltd.,

Registered

Road; Road; Offices—24,

Teleph.Telephs. Yuen Ming

15317. Works—30, Yuen

Lun- General TradingSzechuen

Co., Importers and

ching 50016-17 (Private Exporters—56, Road; Teleph.

Branch Exchange); Cable Ad: Genforge. 19547; Cable Ad: Gentradeco

S. S.K.C.Kwoh, manager

R. B. Mauchan, managing dir.

W. IS. Burns,

Kwong Kwok Wah, do.

director Y. C. Day,

Kwohsub do.

H. Gensburger, do. C. C. Kwoh 'h 1 --S. S. Ling

D. H. Francis, secy,. &.gen; mgr. Generals Soies, La, Raw Silk Exporters

J. S. K. Oliver, tech, assist. — 452, Kiangse Hoad; Teleph. 16550;

General Sdles Agents-.

Elliston, Pughi & Co.—24, Yuen P.O.Y. R.Box 986;manager

Gironi, Cable Ad: Genesoe

Y. Dent, signs per pro.

Ming Yuen Boad; Teleph. 15317

General

turers ofMotors, China,

MotorRoad; Manufac- Gensburger

Inc.,Trucks—3,

CarsTeleph.

apd Shanghai Stock & Exchange),

Co. (Members Stock,ofShare

the

North Yangtze 42533; P.O. and General

Telephs. Brokers—16, Central

10801 2;-Cable Ad: Rubsneg Road;

BoxB. 1192; Cablebranch

J. Miles, Ad; Shanantoex

manager V.G.D.Y.Gensburger

Sung | G. S. Sung

General Paint Corporation — 4151,

Kiangse Road; /Telephs, 13697 and % m m

68056-8;

Genpa P.O. Box 471; Cable Ad: George & Co., J. L., Artists in Carved

H. B. Campbell, representative Furniture, Lacquer, Brass, etc.—805,.

Avenue Road; Teleiph. 34732

SHANGHAI

5$J Ut Gee li L. A. M. Qzorio I T. B^ Ozorio

and Waste Silk Exporters—24,

Ming Yuen Uoad; Telephs. 10975 Tea L.Dept. Yuen E. Lintilhac

(Manager), 16808 and 16807 (General F. Price • j R. A. Joscelyn

Office); P O. Box638;

E. J. Gerli, signs per pro. CableAd: E^erlico

A C. Gioulis Agencies

Shanghai Land Investment Co., Ld.

Sze Sing Sung,, compradore Ben Line Steamers, Ld.Co., Ld.

German Chamber of Commerce (See China Fire Insurance

Chambers pf Commence) ’■ .;i Lloyd’s, London

Salvage Association, London

Motor Union Insurance Co., Ld.

m x The Rawlplug Go., Ld., London

German. China Go.,1 Ltd., Importers of ^ Nee dak

Textiles ' Sundries and

Szechuen Boad; Gable Ad : Dechibb Hardware—66, GIDAi Yoko, Genera! Impo-rters and Ex-

C. H. Rogge, manager > porters

12362; P.O. Box 754;Road;

— 63, Szechuen GableTelepn.

Ad:

GERMAN>!CoNSUEATE1(^ee Cdnsulates) Gidaiyoko

W. Tatekawa, manager

1 K. Takeda | K. Hori

German Machine Go.—7-9, Siking Road;

Teleph. 14589; Tel. Ad:.Gemac

E. F. ScheunemanH | G.Tolle 1 Doo mow

Gidumal

porters (O. General

and K.) & VYatumull,

Commission Silk Ex-

Agents

tH Yung fgh

Gershevich Bros., Fur Merchants—18, —9a, Hankow Road (1st floor); Teleph.

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 18404; Cable 13717: P.O. Box 1603; Cable Ad:

Ad: Gershevich, Codes Acme, Bentley’s Kamanico G. Odharmal, manager proprietor

andI. N.

Private

T. D.Gershevich, manager

Yuen, compradore Oil-Pereira, J. L., Rice, Produce,

Manufacturers’. Agent — 6, Kiukiang

C. B. L. Vilensky Road; (Arnhold Building); Teleph.

m m ± ^ 14658; P.O. Box 1687

J. L. Gil-Pereira

Gestetner Duplicators—259, Kiangse H. Gil-Pereira

Road; Teleph. 11105; Gable Ad: Dixon S. D. Wang | Chen Chi Wei

H.O. Dixon&

for North China Son, Ltd.,concessionaries J=1 Chi pei

Gillespie, A. T., Manufacturers” Repre-

m i® Ji ®et se sentative—32, Peking Road; Telepb.

Getz Bros. & Co., Importers and Manu- 12387; Cable Ad: Atgill

facturers’16853

Telephs. Agents--22,

& 16852;Nanking

P.O. BoxRoad;

504; Gilmore Oil Co. (Los Angeles)^—Glen

Cable Ad: Getz Line

11159;Building,

!

P.O. Box4,350 Peking Road; Teleph.

Rene A. May,

C.A. J.B. Kelly, president

vice-do (San Francisco)

do. K. Begdon, representative

Henningsen, manager Liddell Bros.

W. O. Moetpus | J. II. Buenter ^ Pao chong

A.F. N.G. Nicholachis I D.

Mollitz I Miss Sudka Boyaner

Gilson, E.; if., Tea

Road; Teleph, Merchant—28,

17378; Jinkee

Cable Ad: Gilson

M ill Zung Icee G F.S. A.Gilson

Price

Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd., Mer-

chants—28, Jinkee Road 0(6 ii

C.A. G.S. Mackie, mang. dir. (Hongkong)

W.M. S.Cannan, director

Clark, signs per pro. Glysbouro, N. J., Veneer and Plywood—-

76, Wayside Road; Teleph. 51351; Cable

E. B. Heaton Smith, signs per pro. Ad: Lumbered

E. H. M. Broomhall N. J. Ginsbourg, manager

672 SHANGHAI

^ Tien yuh M Gohpui

Glanzmann, Fco., Merchants—38, Canton Gobhai, Karanjia, Agents—147,

Ltd., Silk Merchants

Kiangse |

Road; Telephs. 17569 , and 16795; j and Commission

Road; Teleph. 12744; P.O. Box 481; i

P.O. Box 1294;

Head Office: Trieste (Italy) Cable Ad: Glahzniann. Cable Ad: Gobhai

F. Glanzmann (Trieste) D.D.P. S.Vachha, manager

Engineer

Dr. A. Glanzmann,

H. E. Lichtenstadt, do. (Hamburg)signs p.p. (Trieste)

H.C. H.Feimann, Ellig, manager

manager (Hongkong) £ ^ m m Kau teh e suny |

Goddard,

F.Dr.Klein, assist,

A. Walk, do. manager ing Road;Dr.Teleph.

John, 11928

Optician—115, Nank-

H.R. Nimphius

Aust Dr. W. T. Findley, m.d.

Goertz. G. W., Electro Engineer, *

Specialist in Electro-Medical and I

m m Ya li Medical Apparatus — 307, Route 1

Glathe &. Witt—106, Szechuen Road: Remi; Teleph, 70681

Telephs.

depts.); 15337r8 (Private Exchange to all Golden Dragon Rug Co., Manufacturers j

SafeguardP. O. Box 968; Cable Ad: and BubblingExporters of Peking

Well Road; TelephRugs—143-7,

34943 j; (

A.L. A.Glathe.

Witt K. M. Dsang, general manager

H. Beck, signs per pro. Goldenberg, M„ Exporter and Importer,

G.Y,B. L.C.Stiefenhpfer

Cheetbam

Wang

Fur Dealer,Silk Merchant—374, Kiangse

Road; Teleph. 17878;P.O. Box 1654; Cable- ;

Ad: Berggold

Agents ‘for

Western Transformer Co., Oakland, Golding, F. W., Cargo and Cotton a

Controller—2, Canton Road; Teleph. ■ i

Califormia 17849; P.O. Box 386; Cable Ad:

TubeYork Light Engineering Co., New Controler

|§; ‘j'd Yee tai m m x m m m ^

Glen Line Eastern Agencies, Ltd.— Gonda, C. H, b.a., Architect—21, Museum !.

“Glen Line” Building, 28, The Bund; damow Teleph. 10372; Cable Ad: Gon- j

Road;

Teleph. 15146 ; Cable Ad : Glenline ; C. R.H.O.Gonda

Codes: A. B. C. 5th edn., Scott’s and Shoemyen, assist, arch.

Bentley’s

D.(London) Cameron McGregor, chairman ^ m # m

George Dodd, director (London) Goo da yee ziang bee hung-faze

E. E. Hills, 'Goodyear do. Tire

do. & Rubber Export Co.,

Manufacturers and Distributors of Rub-' H

F. H. Forde, general manager ber

J.K. M.Fawcett,Gordenassist,

| manager

L. B. King 15495;Produce—3,

Cable Ad:Canton Road;Factories

Goodyear. Teleph. ru-k

G. Yates. | A. D. Kay inAustralia

UnitedandStates, Canada, England,,

C. M. Vise ■ | Mrs. P. Keefe ' Argentine

R,P. W.

A. Bryan,

Hadley,special representative

sales supervisor, China,.| i

Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance Co. Japan, Philiphine Islands, Straits!

—17, The Bund; Teleph. 11144; P. Setlements, Java and

W. A. Wymer office, manager Sumatra '(

O. Box 1195; Cable Ad: Underiters

American Asiatic Underwriters,

Inc. U.S.A., managers for the Orient Fed.,

Gordon M &IfCo., MLtd., Heating,

Koofah Ventilat-

lee L

Globe Trading, Co., Importers, Ex- chuen ing and Sanitary Engineers—137, Sze-

porters and Commission Agents— Hardware Road; Telephs. 16077-8; Cable Ad: . .

20, Broadway; Teleph. 51117 ; Directors—C.

F. C. Williams, general manager D. Bell, J. D.M.Gordon,

Bain (chairman),

J. R. Mot dieA. .

SHANGHAI 673

F. B. Gange, m.k.i.p.h., a.m.i.h.v.e.., m m

K.f.i.s.e., secretarya.m.t.m.e.

B. Plowright,

Ladies’Drapers, Gentlemen’s Outfitters,

F.T. C.Herman

Mallett I| Miss

Y. P. M.YnThorne etc.—447, Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 73013

A. V. Spoov | J, Wilchinsky Egal & Cie., proprietors

M. Atabegoff, manager

M M ^ Pdi lung hung sze

Gordon Pharmacy—1270, Bubbling Well Grands Magasins du Printemps (Branch

Road; of the Famous Paris House), Milliners,

E. Manesseh, manager Box 427

Teleph. 33732; P.O. Dressmakers and Parisenne Novelitiesde

Luxe—9, Avenue Edouard VII; Teleph.

Gosho Kabushiki Kaisha, Japanese 14894; Cable Ad: Printemps

Goods Importers (Cotton Yarn, Piece Mme. H. Pousynevsky

| Teleph.

Goods and Cotton)—55,

11847, 18065 and Szechuen

18814} P.O.Road;

Box Gray & Co., C. N., Tailors and Outfitters

| 478;N. Cable Ad: Gosho — 308, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 17870;

Yamamasu, manager Cable Ad: Lewyarg

Gray, John, Consulting Engineer and

Goss &; Co., A. I , Electrical Engine- Surveyor—106,

16107; Cable Ad:Szechuen Yarg Road; Teleph.

ers and Contractors—363, Av, du J. A.M.I.N.A.

Gray, m.i.m.e., m.i.mech.e., and

Roi A Ibert; Teleph. 72502

A. I. Goss

K. T. Sandgreen Gray Trading Co., Exporters—17, Jinkee

Road;

Wm.P.O. Box 789;

N. Gray, Cable Ad: Olacem

jr., partner

Gossage & Sons (China), Ltd., Office:

Manufacturers—Registered Wm., Soap

18, F. C. Gray, do.

The Bund; Factory: 2310, Yangtszepoo Wm. N.uGray,

Operating 0ray'sasst. mgr.Lantern Shops’

Yellow

Road;

and 50240Telephs. 16920, 16928-9 (Office)

( Factory ) ; P.O. Box 597 ; Astor House Hotel Lobby, Shanghai

Cable Ad: Lever Sassoon Arcade, Shanghai

Director—C. G. M. Bobson Cathay Hotel Lobby, Shanghai

Manila

Alexandra HotelBuilding,

Lobby, Hongkong

Manila, P.I.

m & ^ tah H. K. Hotel Lobby, Hong Kong

Goullart, Peninsula Hotel Lobby, Hong Kong

Expert—24, Whangpoo Road;andTeleph.

P., Tea Inspector Jade

Great ChinaImporters

Co., Ltd.,andThe,Exporters—

Universal

40727; Cable Ad: Goullart;

A.B.C. 6th and Bentley's Codes: Providers,

50, Nanking

Ad: Tachungwa Road; P.O. Bbx 1739; Cable

Gradow, A. G.,andm.d., Tsang Danzue, chairman

Yenerial, Urinal Skin Specialist

Diseases—24,in P. C. Chan,

Wong To On,managirlg director

general manager

The Bund, Room, 50; Teleph. 11669; H.Y. T.K. Woo,

Kwong, assists do.

Residence Teleph. 35257 treasurer

fr ¥ ft * Great

EngineersChina and GarageDealers

Co., Automobile

— 40, N.

Fat dah chi tso hong Shansi Road ; Teleph. 45249-50

' Grand Garage Francais, Motor Car Sel-

lers, Repairer s, Body Builders and Auto-

, 84104-5;

Suppliers—356,

Office, A\enue

Hire CarJoffre; Telephs.

Service and Dah chung hwa peh huh ying pee

Workshop); Cable Ad: Autoster you hsien kung sze

GIreat

MovingChinaPicture

Electric Co., Ltd.,andChinese

Producers Dis-

Grand Theatre Corporation — 238, tributors—1194, Bubbing

Bubbling Well Road; Telephs. Teleph. 35576. Studio: 201,Well Road;

Connaught

33637-3 Road; Teleph. 34890. Cable Ad: Lilium

€74 ' KlfAN’OHAI

n. & ^ m m A ]\\rlcshap. Tclcjrfi, 11118

f\ ■DhkikiM iOetsnnJmtoq , J., HA. Sparrevohn

L. Horn, Superintendent. j,

GrfAt _ V7Xi±x>/\ xxri/iiaxjo.

Hfulth Co., , ..Ltd.,

j-4x vj Hous« Telegi%pji f Stdtidn Teleph. 111,18

Cleaning, Disinfecting IfenoviVting, L. H: C. Anderson, superintendent

White Washing'raintihg ana Fumigat- J. A. Ledertoug -

ingw4):t, Contractors—Centi'^il “ iA J.F. HjaSmart

zo,' ^j • S^Ch fieri Koad

cTKefenuft} 1§S21; EtFra^fer ■,-i' .# EvHjyster V

rJ|,QHDq$f/47iij.Cpttl9 M: HeaiUhcp ! •j /; E. A, ,■ Chrstense n J.N.P.WdeP. Campos Carlsen -j .

T. Hsu, service mgr.

.ii^peqbpij., Komar r,7k. ; .JqAo'Lliorav ;l

C.J. P.Ij. Mister

T. S. Chun, do. H. Bagger ,A.-AL.d,( .’1

E.W. A.M. Larsen

Harle G.L. G.A..Danenberg:|

Sangster

J. dak / M| ?

4b * • l>. -A.Yi'Jbhannesen

Resner 1

‘ B. Larsen ' :i .' 1

Caldas'

, -. - Ta.jp/^i din }cung,$*e . 'J! G. J'ensen J: M. Xktier

Great Northern Teergraph Ce., Ltd'.— Branch Office, - ,3, Joking Rd„ jf/el.>1223411

4,General

AvenueMeager..Ed ward Vil.;:.Tel§tJh.'-11113 • ‘ A. F. Lee ( B. Pintos

• Secretai'iab.!........„ /- Ill'll Woo&ung , . .

Traffic Dept XHi/..:■)}/.„ ■ ’ ’ 11115

’ - Accotilitihf^‘DeptA........ ; 'HITS A.St. A.N. Andersen, B. M. Eifkemo,

foreman sub. ppgine^.r :t

1

Traffic Acct.

Engineering & Supplies., Dept.........•' '11115 Gntzlaff Station

1 Workshop ...’ „ i';1 ,11114 llllS^ C.E.S. B.Pacific G. Larsen, ,

Telegraph Statwh„

fPdkih^ Rd'.);, , 12234 11,118 jJB. Niplsen, .commander o - ,. »

SScerofficer, ‘.V'■

Branch Office

Cable Ad: Nv^tdiske • ' ! A.A. J,P. F.Ereutzer,

Tn^wersen,

fnd.p'chief

Capt.inJ.the'J. -BAhnsOn,

Far Hast general Manager

" ansv\tj S. C. Topshoj, chief (Migineer

H. .S. l’onlsert, ittlthohe 1 ' B- Al. Jensen, 2nd engineer

W. El mgrben, 3rcl engineer

H. BTOckenhpus, , do.

Secniidy'idt. ’jfe|^ph. ,11 li3 , ,. E. Christiansen, 5tn engineer

J. Ibsen-SorCnsenj secretary C. A.S. IiAnisgaard,

Store Nordiake

I. Behrehs assist: 5 's.dci^etary

1 oomjnanyer/ i

:,, L. S: Klerk , ,

■ 0!MisSjE. FI OTes' e n

Mathiasfjn ' T .;.Jif.y. Jensen, chief 2rKl

T.'Pedfersep, officeroffider';'''

. ,,1

lj :

"" Af iss L EarrC- Jprgenspii L,’A. E.C. R.Havtorn,:

ilan^e'nchief

^ 3rd engineer

Chepg Szfe- Yien, interpreter R. E. Pedersen,

Traffic Department Teleph. 11113

W. C. A. Bohd, traffic supt. A. H. Stetfense’n,2nd

3rdengineer

engineer

H. V. Krogh E. V. Petersen< 4th.engineer

C.P. R.G. Pedersen

Q. Ering, traffic .agent

Y. LevalfJ;, } H- Ura 1 & m ® %

Accounting Dept. Teleph. 1111511 1 Great Shanghai Realty Co., 1

H. PotllserP

J. P. Moller acBohfitdht' ' ’ ‘ ' O Real Estate, Land, Architect,

A.F. P.T. Tomlin

S‘ Jenshn | R. Larsen and Commission . Agents—6,

Bund; Teleph. 142&); '‘Cable

Traffic Mccbdkn^ngfDcpt. i Teleph. 11115 Transocean It.Simpson V U. Sung, Y'angi,'' manager

E. E.S. F.TheUftiseim,

Pade traffic j , E.accountant

W. Simonsen do.

H. D. Mai, sebretayy

, Engineering <&> (Supplier Eept., ,,1^, 1^114 r

; i J.: EL iVt-CLtistepsen, engineer , Great Western Riding Academy

i.ju.fi- , flfW. K- ^agh

jR.lXbh^BB,- engineer[ . :|; ■ itT Corner of Edinburgh and Gn

J.C. A-Sr Jicpsea I N. P. PcterSen Western Roads; Teleph. 27541

T. Hansen | B. E. J. Orgensen E. H. McMichael, manager

:SllANGHAI

& M&W. Gro^venor .Trust, “Ltd.—Glen '(Line

Greenberg CjB.) &andChen

Ladies’ Tailors Fur Bros. Co.,; Building,

DealersTer—117a,

2, Pekihg Road; Teleph.

13539; 'Cable Ad: Explanate

Hzechuen Hoad; Teleph. 17289 C. R Coutts, H. iL. Ward and' H.

B. Greenberg, manager R,. ^Claland, direqtprs-.

Greenhouse, Mme., MilUnery ^and Groupe Chine (Schneider & Co.) -4,

Dressmaking—790, Bubbling Well Avenue 16692 ;

Edward VII; Teleph.

Cable ■ Ad: Moinestoy

Road; Teleph. 32304; .Cable Ad: C. Marcbang, China repres.

Greencarl

Mesdames L. Vacheron and R. Gubbay, D. M.,; Stock Broker (Shanghai

Zalmanoff, proprietors ; Stock Exchange)—c/o Shanghai Olub;

Greenmount anp Royne Linen Co., Teleph. 18021; Cable Ad: Gubs; Code:

ILyd., Manufacturers and Exporters A.B.C. 5th edn.

of Linen Textiles — 1, Kiukiang Gubbay, S. M. 8., Member of Stpek Ex-

Road; Teleph. 18084; P.O. Box 1471 change—16, Central Road; Teleph. 18021

A. S Withers, representative

Guest, Keen & Nettlefblds, Ltd.,

Gregoire, Albert, Importer — 103, Steel Material. Products . and Screw Thread

Avenue Dubail; Teleph. 81008; Including: . ; ,

P.O. Box 1223; Cable Ad: Vcgaman Guest, 'Keen aiid Nettfefolds, Ld.,

Grein

Agents—96, Peking Road; Teleph. 15480; Guest, Keen and Nettlefolcfs, Ld.,

P.O. Box5th845;andCable Ad: Eximgre; Newport (Mon.)

A.C.C. 6th edns., Bentley’sCodes:

com- Guest; Keen and Nettlefolds, Ld.,

'Cardiff' ' , ■

plete phrase, Rudolf Mosse and Private John Lysaght, Ld., Newport

J. Grein, manager, (Mon.) and Bristol', ' ,

W M W Jk Liang chi ya fong Joseph Sankey and' ‘iSdnsJ Ld.,

Grenard &Co, L.,“Pharmacie Francaise,” Bilstou (Staffs)

Chemists and Dealers in Photographic . Bayliss^ Jones ' and Bajdiss; Ld.,

Materials— 57; Nanking Road; Teleph. Wolverliahipton , '•

11696 Guest, Keen and Piggotts, (Ld.,

L.Grenard Blrniipgiuun ,,

H. Chatel | Miss H. Grenard Thh Brinish (Gueet Keen Bald,-

w:ins), pf.IronJames

Exors. and .Mills,

Steel Go.. Ld.

Rd,—36,

i. Greyhound Raping ChOBr-f(#/?e Clubs) Jinkee ' Road, Jst'floor

P. 07 Brtx 1 m; Cable Ad: Jlettle-

, 1 Second

fold;, Codes: Bentley’s, r JJen'

' , tley’s

m m fun9 H. Hobdeh,

Acihe add ilaEtcpni'

(representative for China

' Grilk, G. J., Commission Agent—-A9, Ming-

hong . Road;' Teleph; 4'1819j Cable Ad: ‘;’ aha ■Tapati)' ’ ‘

Grilk T. lI.'&u'tcHinsdh '

^ ^ fL 1 ‘ Gur liri, fhaw Cutbezahl, A., Furs and Skins—39.

i Grimshaw, R. — Room 203, Wayfoong Avenue Edward VII; Teleph, ,18264 ;

Cable Ad,: Byag-u , //

House, 56, Szechuen

Jonathan ' J*e> wc ay It Road; Cable Ad: R. IS. Goldberg, signs per pro.

P|io,[/,4Rtpresentinrf* • • ■ • Ld., Man- Gutbezahl,. ttsM\r «vx x0M

^ ^ Dewhurst, G. i;. Co., Furs and Skins

-r«20 - Cannon,Teleplh. 14008;

Cablei A;d : Mogut.

I Giungut,

NankingDr.Road; B. P.,Tfeleph. Surgeon—118, The Bund;M.P.Q.L., Box

DentaJ15842 Gutbezahl, Furs-and skins—7a,

1680; Cable Ad:

Glltfur r ?<.•! , ; . .: i:‘ 1 .1, - ' '

1

22*

6.76. SHANGHAI I

Gutehoffnungshuette M. A. N. Works m&m m

—92, Szechuen [load; Teleph. 18737-9; Fuh lee Ying gu:o Yu eh Rung szk, -j

, Gable All: Homan Hall & Holtz, Ltd., Stationers, f

a g ±“ii « Drapers, Outfitters, Upholsterers, etc.— |

Gtjtterres, Dr. Daniel M. P., Medical Office and

Teleph. Stores: 31, Nanking

18677(Exchange Road; ||

to all dents.);

Practitioner—Office:

ing, 2, Peking:Road; Teleph. Glen Line

15866.Build-

Re- P.O. Box Tientsin

312; Cable Ad: Fuhlee. |

sidence: 708,'Ayeiniie Rd.; Teleph. 31311 Branches: and Kuling

J. W.

H. Faulkner,

H. Abel geilliI R.mgr.H. and

Rodesecy.

Habibtillah Co., H. M., Tea and Silk K. Ohta | E. Noakes |

Exporters—127. ‘N. Soochow Road;

P.O. Box 810; Cable Ad: Habibul- Hall, Law & Ge., Ltd., Import Ex- :j

lah port end Commission Agents, Im ij

Hachiya & Co., Importers and Exporters porters of Photographic Goods and f

—9a, Hankow Road; Teleph. Stationery—W.W.25, Museum Rd. ;

15975; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Hachiya 10864; Cable Ad: Hallaw !

Ho Wing Kin, general manager j

M Hai teh Lau Sai Kung, manager

Hadden, Dr. Marie A., b.a. (ITniv. Dublin), Miss J. .Baptista

m.b., (Rotanda)

b.ch., b.a.o.—Residence

(Univ. Dub.,and Trin. Coll.), Ziar Wen-an

L.M. Consult-

ing-Rooms: ^9, Route Winling; Teleph. Hall, R., Agent—25, JinkeeRoad: Teleph.|;

16591; P.O. Box 1361; Cable Ad:

, 70387 Imprimerie

Hoow in R. Hall

Agent for | &R.Sons,

E. Francis | R. A. Bryan

M y 3 Waterlow Ld., London. Bank

Hadjtry’s Tobacco Co., Tobacconists and Note and Rond Engravers, Protec-

Coffee Merchants—112 r Szechuen Road; tive Cheque Specialists,

Teleph. 16133

B. G.jladjiry phers and General Printers,Lithogra-

&c. (

Jih tsz min

Haeusing, W., General Agent — 6, Ja RI n yw‘9 9

Szechuen Road; Telephs. 11382-3; Hallock’s Chinese Almanac — Office::

Cable ,Ad.: Jobicum 703, North Szechuen Hoad; P.O. Box*

1234; Cable Ad: Haloheme

^ ^ It ^ ^ H. G. C. Hallock, PH.D.,)«dtr. & proprj

Ifai chang lung zieng kwtig- sze ^ a s ? Hang pau kung sze I

Hai Chang S.S. Co.—29, Rue Colbert; Hamburg-Amerika Linte — 2, Cantor

5307 17393; Cable Ad: Haichang and Road;

Teleph. Teleph. 18709; Cable Ad: Hapag :

G.ABoolsen, manager

Lu Ying Nan, managing directer Ky,,,,.,!"

1 Nih lloong Ping, manager

SunZiaPing

PongDon,Chiao,

secy.,acct.

signsand

fpr mng.dir. G.

cashier Herzberg 1| E.E.A. Becker

Priedmann

A.O. Liesecke- A.Gampper

Sommer j

Halifax

JHalifax Fire Insurance

inkee Rpad; Teleph. • 14236 Cable Ad: Co.—35, H. G. Schmidt (Hapkow)

L. Witzke, do.

James W. Gee, manager Han me ten,

® @ I 7C ft Kinyuen

Hall A; Hall, Architects, Engineers and chants, Agents, ImportersGeneral

Hamilton, Ltd., James, Mer.

and Export

Surveyors

10884; -25, Museum Hoad: Teleph. ers, Manufacturers’ Representatives a

W.W.K.Cable

Hall, Ad: Hall

B.sc., & Hall

senior partner 38,

Cable Avenue

Ad: Edward VII; Teleph. 12033K

Hamra

W. Y.H. Hall,

Hall, real estate manager

business do. A.W. J.H.Turner, director

Sturrock, director

S.Miss J.Sung

Baptista,| secretary

C. T. Kao Siaotsun K. Chen, general manage#:

H. V. Hawley, adviser

SHANGHAI 677

Hamilton Trust Co., Ltd., Financiers . K.Y. E.L. Sung, Kung, typist

do.

—Sassoon House; Teleph. 11430; Agents in Hongkong—Deacons

P.O. Box 602 Agents in London—Markby, Stewart A

R. E. Sassoon, ehairma.n Wadesons

E. G. Smith-Wright, secretary Land and Estate Agency

m y Hang ming A.R.E.F.Fenton

Griffin D.C. L.L. Chu

Loh

Hammond A;, Co., F. W., ilerchants and T.S.R.Macintyre S. S. Ting

Manufacturers’ Representatives

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 17502; P.O. Box — 6; J. C. Tang and S. Y. K ung, typists

1102; Cable Ad: Hangming Sung Koll Chen, compradore

Represented by Frost, Bland A Co. Hap Kee Educational Supply Co.—

Hampson, C. W., Advertising and 84, Honan Rpad; Teleph. ,61008 ;

Publicity—Glen Line Building, 2, Cable S. D.

Ad: Hapkes

Wang, manager

Pelcing Road; Teleph. 10681; P.O.

Box 497; Cable Ad: Wulfrupa ^ Teh wet

^ ^ Hai mar Hardivilliers,

and Olivier A Cie.,andImporters

Exporters—Hongkong Shang-

Ham it ah A Co., Inc., A. Road;

Embroideries—25,Central J., Lace and hai Bank Building; Teleph. 15072-3-4;

Teleph. Cable Ad: Hardiviler;

16765; P.O. Box 421; Cable Ad: Hatnrahco Bentley’s Cogef Lugagne, International Codes: Acme,

Michel Harriz, general manager Lugagne and National Francais,

F. Hardivilliers, managing director

W. F. Harris, signs per pro.

Han yeh ping mei tieh chang E. Ousset, dipl. engr.

F. B^daride, i.e.g., signs p.p.

hwan yu han hmg sze H. Noether I1 L.Leaderhofer

V. Petroff Bolle

Han-Yeh-Ping Iron and Coal Co., Ltd., Duriveau

Manufacturers of Pig Iron and Steel Mrs. Kou j Miss Peniguel

Constructional Shapes—29, Szechuen

Road (1st floor); P.O. Box 1003; Cable Ad:

Hansteel K.Mrs.S. Sterpin | Miss Victal

Tohm, compradore

Han ZungEastA Seward Co., Provision Merchants— Hargen A Co., C., Importers, Exporter's

1406-8, Road; Teleph. 52608; and

Teleph.Coal17086;

Agents—06,

P.O. BoxSzeehuen

375; CableRoad;

Ad:

Cable Ad: Hanzung Hargenode

)£ ^ * Shvi shou fan tien C: H- Ching, managing director

Hanbury Institute and' Sailors’ Home Harrap A Co:,; L. A., General Exporters

—38, Broadway; TeiepW. 41140 and

A. E. Moss, manager

Mrs.Rev.A.T.E.W.MossHall, port chaplain 10051:Importers—2,

P.O.Box 937;Canton

Cable Road:Ad:Teleph.

Cam-

beroid; Code: Acme

Lt. Cdr. P. C. Gilmore, R.N., hon. L. Chow

A. Harrap

Sze Lou John K. Yang

secretary and treasurer

Jo Wi Kau yih ^ ^lj Har ns

Hansons—7, Peking Road; Teleph. 18605; Harris A Co., J. E. R., Import and Export

P.O. Box 494; Cable Ad: Professo Merchants—467, Kiangse

19202: Cable Ad: Harisladen Road; Teleph.

G. H. Wright,

A, C. Holborow, do. solicitor J. E. R. Harris | H. E.Harris

J. E. Badeley, barrister-at-law Harrisons, King A Irwin, Ltd.—177,

A. Y. Ting, do. Szechuen Ed. ; Telephs. 15510-8-9; P.O.

John McNeill, do. Box 311; Cable Ad; Crosfield

H- Y- Loo,

F. C. Livingstone, solicitor do. W. S. King, managing director

B. W. Gale, director

•C.T.C. L.Y.V. Cheng,

Tong, clerk

interpreter

Chang, Chinese writer

S. N.W.F.Harris,

Meyersdo.

T. K. Tsu, stenographer W,

W. H.Shanahan

J. Ferris |1 Y.R.C. C.Zimmerman;

King

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16535-

lephs. 35999 and 36000; P.O. Box 1814; ' Office), 16536 (manager)

Cable Ad. Repairing^ Codfe: Beritley’s and

Box 400; Cable Ad: Fideus P.O.,.

19396 (insurance dept.);

Complete Phrase

J. Hart/enbuseh„geh tngr. & propr. .().A.W,G.Bowler

Davidson I| ,R.

E. Wilkinson

B. Sumner

R.B, S'Heyer,

. Bing,"’ [,| Miss

H. L,M.Oliveira

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Agencies

fu fS The Linen Thread

Caledonian Co., Co.,

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(Fire and

Ha’rvey A VaC A. W., Stock Brbkers—12,

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British Insurance Qo:, .(Marine)*

Unity

A. W. Harvey— 1

W> H. Timbrel I.- ' H # Ling yang hong

L. C. Wu 7 .

HayasiIt & Co., Coal and Shipping

M UK Wai lee Merchants-^6, Hankow Road; Teleph.

Hah vie, Cooke & Co., Merchants and ■ 15733 and 44739; Cable A4:.Hachiro

H. Ilayshi, manager

Commission Agents —227, Szechuen

Road; Telepli. 18634 (Private Exchange

to R.allD.Departments)

Bell, mang.

E. G. Barnes; director

director •

: Hayes, J. A. (Member

—Chosen Exchange Brokers3,

E. S. Hihe, do. •'

G. R. Coutts; do. Association)

Kiukiang Road; Teleph.

Batik Building,

17593 and 11781,.

F. R. Smith, do. ’ ’ 1 Residence: Cathay Mansions

W. A.

Q.F. Lai‘geH. Duff, secretary

Hagenstein ' W. A' Young

Miss W. Moohey B?J. N.Poiicheck ^adoff

Hayim, A. J., Member Stock Exchange—

7,Cable

Peking Road; C.T. Teleph. 1,8336;

A- W. Raymond. A. N. Roche Ad: Hayim.

^ Hayley Bell, Merchant-141, Szpphuen

Da rnei chai chang ju Koad (first floor); Teleph. ISSlYf Cable

Haskins L Sells, Certified Public Ac. Ad: Hayleybell , -

countants—6, Kiukiang

14427; Cable Ad: Hasksells.' Head Road; Teleph. Sql'e agent for Far ffast A

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BoxT. 48,7;Biking Rogd;

Cable Ad: Telepb,

Hat(oi;i 1^Q86,;

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^lj Haiv lee '■ . HeacogkIm& Ceeeki 35 Yah mei!

Representatives^-.16a, Co.,'1 Kiukiang

Manufacturers’

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Hawley,

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F. S. Kamplin, Mgr.

16688; Cable Ad: Retbrtax-

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16704; Nanking Road;Wholesale

Teleph. Sundries Miss J.Dept.

Brookett | M. Vicial

T. H.Cable PeterAd: Chao,

Hipsengproprietor and SoleH. Agent

Guenther I F. Taste! .

far

general

C. S. Chang,managerwholesale dept. Union Paper Co., Oslo, Norway

W. Klaar, Gabion^, Bohemia

Y.N. Y.P. Tseng,

Chen, clerk

accountant Hoefmann Bros., Antique

Hirata Shipping and Forwarding P.O. 484, Rue Auguste Boppe: Chinese Art

Telepb. 15908;

Co. — 6, The Bund; Teleph. 39450; C. Box 1084

Hoffmann

Cable Ad : Hiraun H. Hoffmann

SHANGHAI 681

Xong, Th-, German Lloyd’s Surveyor General Office

and Consulting Engineer—435, Av. F. J. Long

Haig; Teleph. 70992; Cable Ad: B. G. Wilson

Hohn G. Linter | Lok Fung Fee

C. Yang

EarlyWei-ping,

Brown, wharf engineer

compradore

15 ^ A-ee

Hoki Yoko, Importers and Exporters— Holy Family Institution — {See

7, Haining Road; Teleph. 40733; P.O. Churches)

BoxS. Nishimura,

547; Cable Ad: Hokiyoko

proprietor Hong Kong & Shanghai Bank—(Nee

Holdsworth, Ltd., R. K. (Bradford), Ex- Banks)

porters of Woollen and Cotton Piece

Goods

Teleph.and Yarns—Glen

15686; LineCable

P;(). Box 1756; Building;

Ad: Hong Kong & Shanghai Hotel—{See

Bradholmes Hotels)

I. Holmes, representative-' Hong Tioyig hung sze

0 Ron tsz Hongkong & Shanghai Lace Co., Whole-

sale Dealers

Holland China Trading Co.—320, Canton Shawls, Lace, Handkerchiefs, in Swatow Drawn Work,

Kiangse

to18184; Rd.;

all Departments Telephs. Private Exchange

(3 lines) 18182, 18183, ties—3b, Central Arcade; Teleph. Novel-

Mosaic Work and other Chinese

Cable Ad: Holchihand

P.P. Stuijfbergen, signs per pro. P.O. Box 331; Cable Ad: Lacewingd16071;

Harding-Klimanek, signs per pro. C. C. Ling, manager

J. J. Walle HoNigsberg and Son, Fed. Inc. U.S.A.—

J.H. Th. de Vries

Bungenberg de Jong 271, Medhurs't Road; Teleph. 30030;

C. J. Machado ; J. de la Cruz Cable Ad: Madsyl

H.

W. S.E. Honigsberg, managing

Holland, general director

manager

Holmes, 1., Wool and. Yarn Importer R. P. Honigsberg, sec. and treas.

—2, Peking Road-; Teleph. 12082; Mrs. L. Ritter, cashier

P.O. Box 1756; Cable Ad: BriC Miss M. Encarnacao, stenographer

holmes Miss M. David

£ IM6 *J Hao pei yi sen Service

C. M. Station

Robertson, service manager

Hou’ek, Dr. R., Specialist in Urinary, L.T. L.Heyer Nielsen

Skin and Internal

50, Nanking Road; Teleph. 10734. Diseases—Office: Mitchell

Residence : 18, Ave. Dubail; Teleph. Hooley, J. R., Cotton and Woollens

80602 Representative—33-4, Szechuen Rd. ;

Teleph. 10497; P.O. Box 473; Cable

mm m n m mm. Ad : Solway

Lam yen chwng lun eh’uen mar dau

Holt’s Wharf—Teleph. 16880 (Private HopRiggers—A. Chong & Co., Sail Makers and

1099, Broad way

Exchange to all Departments and

Residence at all hours)

Butterfield & Swire,

Alfred Holt & Co., LiverpoolAgents for 5JHJ Tf Han tali

Ocean Mutual

China SteamshipSteam Ld. Co., Ld. Hope

Co.,Nav. Brothers Co., Watches,

Clocks and Optical Goods- 140-142,

Wharf Office Nanking Road; Teleph. 11802;

Capt. F. Miners,

S. Adey,assist,

wharfwharf

manager Cable Ad: Hopebros

Capt. M. D. Madoc Sung, manager

M. C. F.Turner, head wharfinger mgr.

R.W. S.F.Loughnan,

Poole, wharfinger

do. & ¥ * m m

Ching Po, assist, wharfinger Teh zung nyau yang nuek tsong

Tseng Ching Li, do. Hopkins Butchery, L.—1071, North S/.e-

Accountant’s

B. Crowley Office chuen Road; Teleph.manager

V. Vizenzinovich, 40124

082 SHANGHAI

<|tj: Ko Chi&n!. 'i Kye Department

Hopkins,, Dunn,

and Surveyors,, Ship, Cptak O.U, Metal

and Land lirokers—48, Szechuen Road; Li

Pediatrical Kangand Throat

Departmentj W.Department

C. Hsu i

Telephs. 10027 and 11997; P.C). Box 507; W. S. FuDepartment | I. S.1 HWig

. (Cable Ad: Kochien,

“Directbrs—B. ,

A; Blarke, P. ,C. Obstetrical

L. C. Wu :. u:U'- ,7!

C. C. ■ Ling- j LAY

Miss andA.J.Macbeth

A. Urquhart i. Internes M Den^

.Hoeje Engineering Co., Ship And F. H. Chen T. T. Wu

Engine Repairers—‘343, East Broad- Shi)t.Y.ofLan Nurses | P.:N. • Chien

way-;* Tefeph. 50655” ' Miss E. Yihg

I Assistant

Miss JSupt. of Nhrses

ulia Tong * ::

^ ^ Dm

Hormasjee, J., Bombay Silk Mefdhiht— DeanMiss of Nursing School

C. I. Cheo

11, Broadway; Teleph. 40258; Cable Ad: Assistans Dean of Nursing School

. -Hormasjee :

J. H. Shroff, proprietor - ■ (I Miss Mariagets

Y. h. Yu 1 f.

*K. H. Shroff, manage- ’ Business

‘ Mr. S. .H K00 1 | Mr.'S, L. Chang;

Treasures Mr. C. P. Li' ’ .

^ PlK' liw'aiiy Vr'i

Horn & Nobbins (Successors to H. Pep- & It $L £

percorn),

tives — 12,Manufacturers’

The Bund: Teleph. Representa-

18410; Country Hospital—17,* Great \Yestern<

Cable Ad: Decofurn Rd.; Teleph. 27277; resident

Cable Ad:supt.Hospico

J. G. S. Horn . Dr. J. E. Bowen,

A. E. Dobbins , | Th. W. Stolz 1 Miss E. Rice, matron

Miss M. Solomon I'

Miss B. Cpoke” ’ | y:; Y:'C. Wdig S. L. Chwang ' J.Cbrnffeld,treas.ahdacot.'

fl ■ Holi, hi \>in m ^ m m &

Horrobin, S. L. (Resident Representative: Hyodo’s Chim

Veterinary Hospital—90, Yu-

Fan

Ashton

Goods—22, it Co., Ld., Manchester),'Piece

Kiukiang.iRd.;- Teleph. 12058; Teleph. 44586off Nor^lj Szeehuni Road;

P.O. Box 1098; Cable Ad: Horrobin ; Dr. S.’Hyodo, vfeterinkry shrgeon 1 ’

HOSPITALS ^ ^ t Xiiug tse e kwan

Lester Chinese Hospital—6, Shantung

*'»*#»-flit Road; Telephs. M.60865

Trustees-—C. Bainand(chairman),

60866 Rev.

Chung kwoh hung $ah se wei isong e yuen E.andBox, -W. P. Lambe,(secretary),

Ellis Pugh

Chinese Red Gross • General Hospital, E. S. Elliston

Ellistbn Pugh & Co. c/o

The—263, Avenue Haig; Teleph. 70162; Hon. Treasurer—W. H. Way, c/o; Jar-

Cable

Medical Ad: Medical

E. C.Supt. Yen of the- Hospital dine Enginefetihg

Medical staffCorporation, Ld.

Surgical Dephrtihent'H ■ 1S * * J. supt.

Lee H. Paterson, m!b., ch.b. (Edin.),

•I.T. R.K. L.Jen!!ranch I| K. 8. C.S. Y.WenLowe Agnes E. l.r.c.p.

Towers,(Lend.),

M.B., ch.b.

G. H. Chan | C. K.; Chi . -r m.r.c.s., resd.(Bipm.),.

surg.

Medical

V. T. Loh Department Donald

(Aberd.), resident surgeon ch.b.

Farquh arson, m.B.,

T.G.-fE. Bumei I1 H.

C. Liu Y. T.A. Yiftg

Chao Doris

T. Chen, B. Clay,'

A.H. C,C. Zung,

m.b., b,s. resd.

m.b. (Tsinan),

anaesthetist

(Lend.)surg.

P. Y. Hsu | C-Chow Ho | W. H. Tsung

- SkinF.Department Reiss ,. |• ,W. Wong. • Y. F. Sun, m.b. (Tsinan), resident

X-Ray Department O.macist

G. R. Beynon, m.p.s., resident phar-

and radiographer

M. H. Chien

SHANGHAI 683

Nursing Staff—Misses E, Hope Bell Cathay Hotels, Ltd.

E. Carrard, geheraP nianager

(s,u.N.) matron, P. it. Acis

(s.k.N.) sister tutor (on furlough), E. Sharpe Cable Ad: Cathotel ,

Taylor

field (s.r.n.) sister and G. Butt- Operating :—

Business Department F. H. B. Har- Cathay Hotel

mon, manager Robert Telfer, resident mgr.

Margaret Williamson Hospital: (Wo- Metropole Hotel

men’s Christian Medical College and Ed. Arregger, resident mgr.

Union School of Nursing)—West Gate; Cathay Mansions

Teleph. 60664; Cable Ad; Womedicoll M. Logan, resident nianager

Hamilton House—Kiangse Road

Be Ss 'if! Kuna die e yuen Chien Qhih Hotel—285, Shanse Road

Shanghai

r General HospHal—190, North ^ontinental.Hotel—Specimen Road

SooCho \v Hoad; Teleph, 40100 •

'; ’/Physicians

Besident Med.

Treasurer—A. Supt. —Dr. C. Bennett

(fc SurgeoriSr-tDrs. Marshall Crest Hotel—332, Avenue H^g

1 i H. Maheell

and PUrttiers

Nursing Staff—Rev. • At•, other M. I. Eltz Dak On Hotel—8, Route'Chu Pao Sim

:

and 40 Nurses'

Missionaf’ies : of the Franciscan

of Alary Dah Sing Hotel—422, Foochow Road

X-Ray. Department Dah Wah Hotel—737, Foochow Road

Dr. G. Chambers | Mrs. Blakeney

StfANGHAf SaNITORIHM AN1) HOSPITAL— Dee Auh Hotel—643, Chekiang Road

150, Rubicon Road; Teleph. 29544; P.O. Eastern Hotel Co. — Chekiang and

Box

Teleph.1281.40288City Branch: 35, Range Road; Hankow Rogds

Hi W. Millet, a jvi., M.n., medioal director Grand Hotel Continental—;89, Sze-

D.Airs.E. R.Grigg,

W. Paul,M.li., r.n.,

assistant

sppt. ofdo,,..

nurses chuen Road

Great Eastern Hotel—Nanking Road

vim t.M Kicany z-my e yuen \ Hongkong & Shanghai Hotels,

Rt.-iltoad;

Elizabeth’s

Teleph/,39921Hospital—12.-14, Avenue Ltd., The (Incorporated in Hong

Kong), Operating

Repulse Bay; PeaktheandHong Kong,

Peninsula

Dfony Zf.uny E yuen Hotels in Hongkong, aiild the Astor

St. Lukes Hospital—69, Seward Road; •" •"■-House R-H. &

and Palace Hotels in Shanghai

S. Bank Building; Telephs.

Teleph. 40841 m ’r ' ■ 15108-9;

Board Cable Ad: Central

of Directors—

Hotels J; Scott Harston; chairmandirector

J- H. Taggart, managing

Astor House Hotel—Wangpop itd. E.SirM.EllyRaymond | Allan

Kadoorie, k.b.e. Cameron

The Hongkong and , Shanghai

Hotels, Ltd.,

H. O. Waser, manager proprietors • Hon. Mr. W. H. Bell Kt. ll.d. . i

Sir Robert Ho Tung,

Staff :-H. Suckling, a.s.a.a., (general

P. manager,

Banzai Kwan Hotel—6, Seward'Ro^d Hongkong)*

Bickerton’s PRiyATB Hotel—282* (10), V.haiW. manager)

G. Smith, a.o.a., (Shang-

Bubbling WeR.Rqad; Teleph. 31271; F. T. Morton, accountant

Cable

Mrs.Ad: E. S.Bickeftdns

S. Smith ' A.J. Munro

H. Hyndman’ I Miss I. Lubeck

Burlington Hotel —1225, Bubbling Miss C.Richards I Miss M. Gutterres

Well Road; Telephs. 30603-5/arid 30608

Cable AdBurlington

J. Bourke, manager , ” ' Hotel

EdwardDeYIIUranLe — 111-3, AXeniie

684 SHANGHAI

Hotel Plaza, -tiorzier Kue Mohtauban Johan K. Zee, general manager '

and

Cable Consulat;

Ad: Plaza Teleph. 82013-4-5-6; K. N. Godfrey Yeh, manager

G. W. Brush, manager C. S. Sa, bookkeeper

F.’CV Wang | T. Y. Shen

Kiangse Hotel—B. 202, Canton Road L. Y. Tsao, accountant

La Gaity—37, Brenan Road m ® Hsin hong

Hsin Kong & Co., General Store-keepers,

Laour Tien Foo Kukk Kra: Hotel— Family Grocers, Provision Dealers, Wine

179, Canton Road and Spirit Merchants and Tobacconists

—97, Boone Road (corner of Chapoo

Liang Cbee Hotel—45, Hupeh Road and Boone Roads); Teleph. 43149

Linam Hotel—5. Woochang Road fj ^ Hsin yuen hong

Oriental Hotel.—P. 325, Nanking Rd. Hsin Exporters, Yuen Manufacturers’

Company, Importers

Agents,

+ m Way chung Chemists,

Patent Medicines, and Druggists, Dealersetc..

Perfumery in

Palace Hotel—19, The Bund, and 3, Provisions. Proprietors

Nanking Road; Telephs. 18036 and Disinfectant Factory—10, Kiangse Road ; of the Asia

12539; Cable Ad: &Palace

The Hongkong Shanghai Hotels, Teleph. 14371; Cable Ad: Truster

Ltd., proprietors Mao Lu Ching, manager

F. Boss, manager Hu, William, Manufacturers’ Direct

Savoy Hotel—96, Broadway Representative—3, Museum Road;

John Rieger, manager Teleph. 17676; P.O. Box 1929; Cable

Ad: WilJhu

Sun Sun Hotel—Kweichow Road Hua Ming Trading Co., Dealers, in

Tsao Song Hotel—219, Foochow Road Cinema Films—36, Jinkee Road;

Cabler Ad ; Huamintrco

Wea Chung Hotel—56, Shantung Road W . H. Woo, manager

Wei Ping Hotel- 374, Shantung Road Hua Shing, Cotton Waste Factory—

115, Kiangse Road' and OliVier

Yokohama Hotel—59, Mihgliong Road Wharf, Pootung; Telephs. 16579 and

63489; P.O. Box 224; Cable Ad:

^ W- Eikwa

How Sang Co., Manufacturers, of Art T. Kurimoto, general manager

Linens, Laces, Embroideries and Hand- ffc t® Sen yuh

kerchiefs

Rue f Wholesale

Montauban, and

French Retail)—33,

Concession; Huber & Co., E., Silk Merchants, General

Teleph.

T.T. H. 85217:

N. Ling, Cable Ad: H.owsang

managing director Exporters and Importers—2b, Kiu-

Ling, manager kiang

HubercoRoad; Teleph. 16959; Cable Ad:

Howard, LeeAvCo., Exporters and Manu- O.J. L.Fischer

Koch ! J. Rogalsky

facturers’ Agents—225,

P.0 Box 1831; Cable Ad: HowardleeSzechuen Road;

J.W.F.H.Howard, Hudec,

Yuen MingE., Yuen

L. b.a., Architect—8th

Road: P.O. Boxfloor,

Rees Lee,partner

do. Cable Ad: Lashudec

534;

J.Leung

E. LeeNing, Compradore L. B.E.L.Hudec, b.a.

Matrai j G. G. Hudec

Hsin Chong Transportation Co.-505a, J.F. L.Toropin,

SlascbOv, draughtsman

do.

Broadway East; Teleph. 52835 A.Mrs.G. H.Maneff, dosecretary

Hsin O. Wegener,

and Heng Estate

Co., Building Contractors

144 and Miss J. E. Satoh, assist, do:

K. L.S. Egckoff,

145,^80, Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. W. Neyer, snr.do.superior

K. Ehrich ! A. Chenibulatoff

SHANGHAI 6S5

a ^ Ji Chong Humphreys , E., Manufacturers’

Hudford Motors, Motor Cars, Accessories Agent Ad: AReona

— Room 207, 5, Bund; Cable

and

Teleph.Repairs—36,

27181 Great Western Road;

J.Dodge & Seymour

W. Marsh, (China),

managing Ld., proprs. Hundred-in-One Oil^Co.—608,

director ing Road: Teleph 949731; TJ'ableNank- Ad:

C. V.Y. Krivoroochko,

Manney, manager storekeeper Oilit

J. Dakinlewicz, service engineer D. C. Chu, general manager

iliJDNUT, Richard, Perfumer 3, Canton Hung Chong

Smiths, Dealers in Ivory Carvings, Lac*

Road; P.O.

New YorkBox Office:

1830; Cable113-127,

Ad: Hudnut.

West quer Ware and Procelainsi—132, Nan-

Eighteen Street king Road; Teleph. 17478 .

rr s a * is Hung Teh Trading Co., Exporters and

Hudson & Co., Consulting Engineers and Importers—7, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Machinery; Import arid Export Mer- (2nd Cable floor);

Ad: PO. Box 526; Tejepli. 17398;

Hendry

chants—452,

H udson. Agency Kiangse Road; Cable Ad:

at Ningpo J. L. Hendry, jr.

T. 11. Logan

£ » HUnter,

tive—6,J.Kiukiarig

L„ Manufacturers’ Representa-

Rdaid;' Telfeph. 19695;

Huh teh sung nga e sung P.O. Box 1351; Cable Ad: Eirimandess

Hudson, Dr. F. B., d.d.s., Dental Sui?geon

—Sassoon11917House, 1, Nanking Road; Hunter ik Lovatt, Exchange and Bill

Teleph. Brokers—2a, Kuikiang Road; Teleph.

Huependen & Co., Manufacturers’ 13953; Cable Ad : Bullbear

J.W.E.H.L.Lovatt

Hunter

Representatives — 17, Yuen Ming

Yuen Road; Teleph. 18237, Cable

Ad: Hupeden

H. Huepederi j W. Pay-sen m & Hup lee

Yih ]oor Hup Lee Iron Wokjcs, Rlockmakers,

HI ‘9 Woodturners, Engineers, Marine

Boilermakers,

Hudson,. Sydney, Ltd. (Manchester), Brass Repairers, and Iron

and Founders,

General Contractors— Motor-

Manufacturers and Merchants — Room

507, Chung Foo Building, 25, Jinkee Teleph. 31-32, Yuen. Forig Road; Hongkew;

Road; Ad: Teleph. 62473; P.O. Box 17573; 456

Cable Sydhudson S. S.P. C.Wong,

Wongjmanager

works supt.

D. Macfie, representative

Hugh & Co., H. Y., Importers and H.utchinson-Bell, Inc., Manufactur-

Exporters—16,

13122; Cable Ad: Jinkee Road; Teleph. ing

Hughandco

•Chfcifalste,'! Importers of Dyes

and. Heavy Chemicals—14, Haskell

H. Y. Koeh, managing director Road; Teleph. 4042i9; Cable Ad:

Gargleup,

Hugh Middleton & Co. (Insurance), C. V. .Huitchinson? gen, jugr.' V

Ltd.—(See Middleton, Hugh)

ft Ho Chee

Hugo Reiss & Co. Hutchison & Co.,

{See Reiss & Co., Hugo) Merchants—40, NingpoLtd.,Road;JohnTeleph.

D.,

Huh Hsing Engineering and iShip- 14800;

DirectorsP.O. Box 314; Cable Ad: Pentland

bu it, ding Works—Avenue de Be- A.T. Y.B. Zee

Thompson

zaure, Nantap;

Central 33p7 Teleph. Nantao 159;

J. Kuigeor, managing director F, T. Marques

Z. K. Zee, ch. engineer HaVa Cht, Consulting' Civil, Ehgineer-

W. D. Murphy and Wyle, con- —36-8, K iangse Road; Teleph. 13753

Ridti ng engineers H. I). Tsarig, manager

SHANGHAI

HwAl VaLLITS' CONSEKVANCY BOARD— Secretariat D. C. Boyce,1 c.a., secretary and acet.

12, 'Jinkfie Road'; TeWph. 15845 .

W. E. Souter, gen. secy. G. B. Cook. asst, secretary

W. Zatz

;'7(C — Ich Hi General

W. H. Sales SaiifOrd, ^ales! manager ,

Ichiki &’ Co., T , Al'usical Instrumepits, A.E. A.R. Cooke

Botebo

Graipophppes, :$$$.— 868, North Sze-

chuen Road; Teleph. 42631 H. Cl Collaco K. N. Mashinsky

T- Ichiki F. Fahquharson ft. Montague Smith

Ideal R, B. Foster R. T. Nluspratt-

P.O. Co:,Box LTh.-—723, ChungIdealave

888; Cable Aid: Hwa Road; Kemp

J. A. Hartvig A. Sniirnojf Williams

Sole distributors joy* B. B. Joseph 0: Tiferis ' ’

Dr. F. llaschig, Chemical . Works Alkali Sales:

Etfd'wigshafen A. Rh. GehiaPy E. SO Little, jr.

tabu hung mow Shanghai District Sales:

Ilbert & Co. (1931), Ltd., Merchants— V. R. Butts, district manager

Union Building, 1, Canton Rd.; Teleph. T. D. Adams

18667-9; P.O. Box 569 F. F. Hermingsen

,;,E.H. L*W.0-P.Arnold,

MgJdeekin, mang. dhectpr . D. K. Jardinp

director , ,i J. R .-feanderson

Au Rao San,, director : ;] Fertiliser Dept.'

K.J.G.R.StephensQn,,A.c.A.,

Mildgan, secretary director J. G: Ledwidge, b.a., a.e.c.sc

, D.P. J.J. Rivero

Graybrook 1 Li L. S.t, Shen

Chen 1). W: Gourlay, b.a.

Dyes Department

Thos. C. ChaF I Mrs. 1^. Tr^sike A. P. R. Gaine f[ J.C. J.Laycock

D. Coppin McGnire.

K. D. Chen, compradore, W. B. Hughes, sqpt.

Ilfoed, Ltd., Manufacturers of Pho- Cash Dept.

Mrs.MissG(LGB. V.Chittenden

tographic Plates, lepers and Films

■—16,, Niukiang Road; Teleph, 73460; Gater

Miss M. Lynn | 1 .J. Smith;

Cable Ad: Sclofovd; Accounts Dept. *

I.

Illingworth, L. E., Manufacturers’ ■ ft. F.S. X.G-iles, a t.A., sub-accountant

do. i

Representative, Linen, Wool and. Cotton Diniz

J. G: Forbes G.A. N. Manley

Piece Goods and Wpql.and Cotton Yarns A. M. Hansen A. Youngson Silva

Box19,1375;

Kiukiang CableLlpad:

.Ad: Teleph.

Holdslooms 1§304; P.O.

J.W.R.T.Main Henley A. A. da Silva

fl ^ ® ^ P ! R 1^ ^ Publicity'Dept.

1

11. C. Eustace | F. B. Smith

Yibg:dHang pti tia tiidn yang'ftierl! :: Property Dept.

' ‘ ^yu ksien kuittf'sz • S. G. Adams

Imperial Chemical Industries (Chiisfa), Shipping Dept.

Ltd. (IhcordotatFormerly

of Hongkong), ed uiidertne Ordinances

Brunner, Mond H. V. Gfllston

& Co. (Chink), [hd.,l!nporters!bf Alkalies W. R. Meatlrel

, (Pye^fpds, Indigo, Fertilisers, Commerr Correspomlence G. H. P. Fowled [ ,C- C- Ypung

Dept. E. Lucas

, : And

cial and Sundry Industrial, Chehiicals, Alptals

Products—Btunper-Mond

Building, 41, Szechueh Rpad;,^mephs. , Miss

Miss H. Bell Miss

L.M .Daldqr Mi$s E. McMurray

15170-79 Miss Dearn Miss C. Mottu

Ad: Alkali(10 lines): P.O- Box t Cable Miss. E. :

Elliott.

M. A. Mrs.

Miss R.M. Myres

Managing Director —- fG. jA. j Haley

(deputy chairman), G. F! R. Jack-

MissFigueiredo G. MannPeck ham

son, R. D. Gillespie, H- H. Rowler Miss P. Hood Mrs. F. Williams

and I). C. Boyce Miss D. Kale Miss J,. Remedies

’Directors-—P. Fowler, J. G. Nicholson, Gbdown

E. M.’Fraser and M'. Reader Harris G. H. Dell, supt. ! L. J. G. Perry

SH.>N(;ilAl

Mauafaptu rersLJLlejne(seii ta,ti yes, Impex Trading Co.—50,, Nanking

Aikm^refftesfentiwa’^- a$ewa; Road; ‘TWeipi, 14452; Cablii Ad:

& Lloyds, Ld. Holimpex

M.& Lymbery, representative,

Boris, Ld., J. & J.iColnjan, Ld., and Reckitt R.’ Uqlpyr

- r Ghiswiefc Polish Qo.ijiiQy^rseas^Ld. L. Hoi per ^ ’y

' /' Jfjf&itk ahd' IJfitAbhtSfo' for the follow-

and' !1Associdted Film Distributors — 2L{ q?Museum

IjNpEPpNiOmT. LlLM. ^SHJfGE, ;J^INA

:l ^rT Sng-- Subsidiary

GorripmfiUb1 'nof‘

;' ‘ 'dSdiMiriW,' of-:^dnipdri(it

irupPridl'T ': (Mkiliical

d’f, '■ 'LAndfad ‘: ‘ Rpad ; ifeleph. 1197)5Catile,. Ad :

Arthur & HinsHaW'Cprporatiprt'

^MV ^ Ld. ' ’ ; iiidepfilms • , . i

British Ltntstuffs INOIAN- (EisfEkk *

BuXtoh 'Lrme T'irinS Co.. Ld. "(For promotion 'and protdctfpi'n of Trade)

CastneCKellrier A Ik ah Co.! M-

W*3I> S « M " —Sassoon

Box House,Ad:NarikiWg'Road;

Gfeule TradprOmb f P.O.

I, C.L,(Alkali' L L^r (formerly Brunner E. Powell, Fad Eks'ternadministrator

MoncLk Co., Ld ),

; LC;/. (F.-rtiiizer: L Synthfetfc; pro-

, I.C.I.ancldjrtft!

(Rexihe), Ld..' J ' ' / ! 1' « s » » a pp

Kyrioch, Ld. In mien yung hua lien yi hui

Lighting Trades, Ld. Ld. Indian' Cotton '.Importers’. Associa-

, Lightning Fasteners, tion oe China—Yokohama' Specie

. Mhgc-idi Sdda Cd., Rank Buildirlg, 24, The Bund;

M^rst'dn,'Ld.,

: .JohnLd. Teleph. 166-57; Cable" Ad : Lehin

A.T. Tanabe,

Takei,. * actingchairman

Nobel’s

Oliver B>

ScottishWilkins,

Dyes,'Ld. Ld. . Spdaqhi, secretary

K. Sato, assist, do.

United Alkali Co., Ld.

Agents'diidDistrihiffors

‘ Atiel for Industrial Agents Co., Ltd., Hosiery—

Boots Works,

Pure Drug Ld. Co., ''Ltd.(Saccharine) 179, gzechuen Road; Teleph. 18359;

Borax Consolidated, Ld. Cable Ad \ , Indiisco

; British Glues and Chemicals, Ld.

Brotherton & CO.,

' China Soap Co., Ld. (Glycerine) Ld. Indlstria,, Export ((‘’hina) Cq-i Ex-

Chiswick Polish porters of ,,Chiria:: Produee-H-4, Av.

Golinan, Ld., J. &jCo.!■), (Overseas),' Ld. Edward YII;. Teloph. 13262.; ."Cable-

Ad: 1 mlustnial

Corn Products Refining Co.

Crosfijsld

(pKe'micalk'-fc dept-)

Song)-' Ld., Joseph.

Forestal Land, Timber and Railways Ltd., General, Industrial and TRADiNci-(YAH-KEE) Co.r

Tin Lithographers and

1 Co., Ld.

Gossage xb Sons, Ld., Wm: (Chemicals) Factor}^: 965, urers—Can M' a nufacf Ward 121, Kiangse

Road • Road

GlyCerine,'Ld. K.R.Y:Y.Shang,E. Sun,general

assist,m'anager

do.

Improved

Mond Liquid Glries Co., Ld.

Natal Staffordshire

Tanning Extract Piefining

Co., Ld.Co., Ld.

Tien lai

Oeresunds Chemiske Fabriker.

(NaturaLGreenlanje!

Reckitt &,Sons, ,Ld. Cryolite) Industry Tracing Co., Impdrt-Export—

S. A. des Usines Destree (Ultramarine) Box 1035; Cable Ad: Indtrftde19593; P.O.

—20, Museum Road; Teleph.

Scott

Stewards& Bowne,

& Lloyds, Ld. Ld.ScotPs.Emulsion W. Schlemper, proprietor :

U. S. Alkali Export Association, Inc. Th. Sphlemper

White Ld., J. ifc j. K. Lundt

Wiggin it Co., Ld. Henry ^ {Slj Fari/itii ,

Imperial Japanese Telegraph Opkice— Inniss & Riddle (China), Ltd.

5, Seward Road; Telephs. JOlfiT-p 7, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. 16239;

H. Lreshino, director CaLU:

Y. Suzumura, superintendent A. J.Ad; Powerful

Percivat, A.M.i.E.EVjriiang.director

688 SHANGHAI

A. J. Juraenssen G. Fleischer mm

J. F. Pyra J. P. Simoes Wu chu ta yah vong yu hsien kung sze

A.C. A.A. Sterrey

Harvey L.A. C.A. KingRoche International Dispensary, Ltd., Manu

facturing Chemists; W holesale Druggists,

P. N. Jensen J. Fymard Soap Manufacturers and Commission

Agencus

British Thomson-Houston,' Co., Ld., Rd,; Telephs. 11 292t4. Factory:Foochow

Agents,— Head Office: 581,

Kin Kee

Rugby Road; Teleph. 70762. Road;

Hongkew

Herbert Morris, Ld., Loughborough

Chloride Electrical Storage Co., Ld., 42-a, North Soochow Teleph.Branch:

44670;

London Cable Ad: Bloodtonic

Alfred Herbert Ltd., Coventry St M. Hong, general manager

T. M. Sia,o, Chinese secretary

Midland

Ld., Electric Manufacturing Co.,

Birmingham F. D Zau, English do.

W. Canning

Carraras Ld., London Wo fung chi ch’i t’sang

International

Institution for the Chinese Blind— Yard and Engineering Dock, Shipbuilding

(See Educational) Works—

Pootumg; Teleph. 15714

Insurance Company of North America Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co.,

—6, Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 12867 Ltd., proprietors

(0 lines)1; Cable Ad: Norama International Engineering ANp Con-

R.W. AF. Burgess,

Kreulen, assist.

general manager

do. struction Co.—Qa, Hogg Kong Rd. ;

Teleph 17276; Cable Ad: Concrete

A. V. Itenson, manager

Insurance Office of, Australia, Ltd., N. S. Philadelphoff, engineer

—3, Edward

Blomayan Ezra Road; Cable Ad : International Export Op. (Kiangsu),

Ltd.—73, Nanking Road; Telephs.

International Assurance Co., Ltd. P. R. Shields, supt. for Chiu a

(Incorporated

Ordinance under the Companies

of Hongkong)—17, The Bund; International Funeral Directors—

Teleph. 16805; Cable Ad: Brihtasco 71, Kiaochow Road; Teleph. 34200;

F. R. Smith, — R,chairmah

BueHan; R. Calder- Cable

Direetorb

Marshall, Hsu Sing Loh, G. E. R. O.AdiScott,

: Chincaskefr

managing director

Marden.

Meyer, R.

M, F. C.

Speelman, Master,

C. V. Vilhelm

Starr, J.

F.,Swan and A, J. Welch ^ kuo wei® cheng

Wan m houei

n,

International

general , Underwritei;^ Ltd., International

managers Health Corporation,

A. M. J. Wolynsky, manager Medical Service—2, Peking Road, Glen

Middleton-Smith, life assurance Line

J. manager 1761; Building; Teleph.

Inhealco,17953; P.O. Box;

W. A. H. Duff, secretary M. B.Cable

Roy,Ad:president

Miss II. Gregory, secy.

n m ® m ^ i "S7 ^ ji

Kwei jue su poo shun. International Institute of China,

International Booksellers, Ltd., Im- Inc. - 831b. Avenue Edward VII

porters of Foreign Books and Periodicals Dr.

Wong R. A. Parker, supervisor

—20,

P.0 BoxMuseum Road;Ad: Teleph

723; Cable Interbooks13806; J. G.I-ding, assist,

Reid, secretary superv. & treas.

Thomas S, Woo, manager Chen En hao, main office in charge

Foch

K. S. Fan Wong International Investment Trust Co.

of China, Ltd.—9, Avenue Edward

.International Corkespondenie School VII; Teleph. 15240 1

(Vee Educational) ' ' F, il. Davey, thairman

A. McLure, general manager

SHANGHAI 689

Interactional Lands, I/td.- oO, Nan- H Shuang loong

king Load; Teleph. 16770; Gable Ismer & Co., C., Watch and Chronometer

Ad: Laildsco Makers,

H. San dor, managing director

J. V. Blood Smyth, secretary NankingJewellers

Road ami Opticians— 134,

C.P. Halle

Treppenhauer ii P.H. S.Thuhig

Chap

Internaticanm Pictures \Co., Film A gents

Distrihutors—159, Frendh Bund ; Te- The Gruen Watch Co., U.S.A.

leph. Isgus, Portable Watchmen’s Control

Y. C.83226Kao ! A. L, Giles 'Clocks & Workmen’s Control Clocks

International SsviJtus - Socikts?,,—(Ncf: “Israel’s Messenger,” Zionist Pubii-

caibion (Issued Monthly) — 696,

Ban kg) ;

Avenue Road; Teleph. 3ili250; Cable

International Tobacco Co., Leaf To- AdN.: Israelite E. B. Ezra, editor, publisher

bacco Dealers—26, Peking Road; and proprietor

Teleph. 12709; P.O. Box 512; Cable

Ad : i ntertobac

^ ^ ^ ^

International Trading Co., Irnport- Met hong kin chwan hung sze

ers and Exporters, Laboratory Ap- Isthmian Steamship Lines— Union Build-

paratus, Stationers, Technical Raw ing, 1, Canton Road: Telephs. 16328-9;

Materials;etc.—66, Szechuen Road:

Teleph. 12764; Cable Ad: Intradin- Cable United

Ad: Steelmaker

general agentsSteel

States Products Co.,

for China

International Underwriters, Ltd. W.A.H.W.Plant, manager

Burgess

(Incorporated under the Companies D. A. Berinoff j Mrs. C. Thurgood

Ordinances of Hongkong) General J. K. Dough I Miss L. Rozario

Managers and Secretaries for Inter-

national Assurance Co., Ltd.- 17, The Italchina Engineering j and Ship-

Bund;Teleph.

F. R. Smith,16805; Cabledirector

managing Ad: Brintasco building Co.—1014 (7), Avenue

A. M. J. Wolynsky, manager Joffre; Teleph. 70994: P.O. Box

W. A. H. Duff, secretary 1695: Cable Ad: Italehin

A. Compatangelo', manager

Irwin-Harrisons Whitney, Inc., General Italian Bank for China—(See Banks)

Merchants — 177, Szechuen Road;

Telephs. 62777-8; Cable Ad: Whirlblast Italian Chamber of Commerce -(,Ste

W. S. King, attorney Chambers of Commerce)

B. W. Gale, do. ‘

£ if! P? £ Italian Consulate—(.W Consulates)

E se man e sung ff& See nae

Isenman,

SurgeonsSmith — North& Woods,

- ChinaDrs., Dental17 Italian Marble Works

Building, (G. Finocchiaro &

TheW.Bund ; Teleph. 11692; P. O. Box 1216 Co.,

Marble Decorators,Interior

proprietors), Italianand Exterior

Marble and

J. Isenman, d.d.s. Scotch Granite Merchants, and Monu-

W. Rector Smith, d.d.s. ment Erectors —1839, North Szechuen

V. Parks Woods, D.D.S. Road; Teleph. 41340; Cable Ad: Finoc-

ffi Yi dze dah chiaroG. Finocchiaro

Isida Association, Blue Book System G.M. Minarolo

Valtz

Dealers, Patent Consultants, Publishers, A. Peebles

Advertising Consultants, Commission

Agents, etc.—216, Szechuen Road; Italian Trade Commissioner—1. Kiu-

Teleph. 14632;

A.K. S.J. Han, Cable Ad: Isidamang. dir. kiang Load; Teleph. 10792

Shneider-Nagorsky,

manager E. Mattoli, commissioner

690 SHANGHAI

ItoPaper,

0%< MarineG.<, Hearts in ^fobacco, Jacobs;®, A»bL-, .Bppot-ters and Rxper-

Products,'Cei'eals, Piec^ . ,ters of Road; Cqttpn Teleph.

.WaAtefpnd1539Q;, (Rags—14,

tjfablg Kiu-

Goods, etc.—130,! Kiangpe Hoad; Teieplis. kiang ,Ad:

10120; P. 0. Bdx 543;' Cable Ad: Ajacobsen II

Itoshoko

Itoh & Co., Ltd., C., Cotton Tarn ^ ^ jpg

Cotton Piece Goods Deal&i'.V T. Jade Store Foo kong, Jibing, sze

Hankow Road; Teleph. IS^^S; P. Jewellery, etc.— 24, Nanking Co., ' C hinese CuHosRoad;. knd

O.T.BoxHikida, 542;general

Cable manager

Ad: Maruito Teleph. 13237 '

Iwai

Road; andTeleph. Road;

Co., Ltd., The—106, Szechueni

porters—9a, Hankow

18655-6-7; P. O’. Box 53§; Cable Ad: Iwai E. G.P.O.

Judd,Boxrepresentative

1669; Cable AdJudd

G. Kuwabara, managervV. Michitaka

’ ' I.H. Sebe Yamanouchi' M. Takaoka Jaffe & Sons, Ltd. (Manchester; and

K. Taniguchi S. Fujimura Bradford),

Cotton PieceExporters and Producers

Goods, Worsteds, of

Woollens-

F,K. Haraguehi Kj Ishioka and Linings—21, Jinkee Road; Teleph.

likura (cOal dept.) 17024; Cable Ad: Mprgenster ,■

01 Morgensfern, r'esdtl rhpre^ehtative

5flJ ^ Bel lee

Jabaea & Bros., F. M- (New York), Ex- Japan-China Spinning and Weavjng/Co.,.

Ltd.—98, Rpbison Road; Teleph. 27568

porters

Szechuen of Road:

Lace and' Embroideries—84,

Teleph. 13856; P. O. T. Tanabe, president

BoxW.1586; Cableagent

M. Awad, Ad: Jabarand

;’ . ' Japan , Benia1' Manltfactppinc . Co.,

Rental

—1, Lnstrumente.and

Woosung Road; TelepE ArtificialtEeeth

.42364.:

® [i] Hoppik , Y. Takahayn,, manager , >:

Jacj^s & Co., William, Merchants — 1,

Hongkong Road; Telephs. 11478-9; Cable Japan

Ad: Limpets

A. T. J. Pike, manager Telephs, 14652 and.-17126;^CablfeRoad;

Sugar Co., Ltd —2,5Cahton Ad:

G.Mrs.Rosen Sugar . i • i 7 .! ‘

B. Chaikin | H. D. Y.-Chou T. Hori ; . 1 1

S. Kawasaki

ft S » S Japan Tourist- Bureau — 80t Nanking

Jackson and Partner's Road; Teleph. 15671; P.O. Box 1288;

Jackson, Dr. E. D., & Partners (Drs. Cable Ad: Tourist. Head; Office:',Tokyn

G.R.Yamada, manager • • ’

Bryson, Parsons, Friedlander, Cameron, Nagashima

Maconie, Ranson and McGolriek),

geons to C. M. Customs and British Sur- K. Najjayamu I| T.MissTsurumi L. Kemp

Admiralty—Consulting Rooms: 3, Pek- Japanese

ing Road; Teleph. 10482. Also 174, Chambers of Commerce) Chamber of Commerce -(Nee

Bubbling31983

Teleph. Well Road (by appointment);

A.W.C.S. Bryson,

Parsons,M.C., m.b , B.s.

M.D.,0.M. (bond.)"

(McGill)

H. R. Friedlander, m.r.c.s. ' (Eng.), Jih pen shaky rev 'Jnian shih ym so

l.r.c.p. (London)

R.A. E.C. Maconie,

Cameron,f.r.c.s.

m.b., ch.b. (Edin.) Japanese Commercial Counsellor —

Rooms 33 and 34, Szee Foo Bldg., 3rd

(Eng.),- m.b., b.s. floor), Corner of Szechuen Ad:andShomukan

Foochow

F.L.(London)

T.McGolrick,

Ranson, m.b., b.cit. (Belfast)

m.b., b.cil (N.Y.L)

Rds; Teleph.

Comrn. 11234;

Counsellor Cabl

- lI..Ybkotake

Vice-Consul—H.

Eleve-Interpreter—K.Kato

Jacobi

Export—15, & Co. (Vienna).

Museum Ltd., Import and

Road Assistant—K. TokuyamaUyetani.

W. I lausing, partner Japanese Consulate—(see Consulates)

SHANGHAI 691

Japanese Cotton Merchants Associa- Textile P. CarrSection| F. H. Castro | .^GyS. Mao

tion ot Shanghai—(Nei Associa-

tions) Railway Section

Japanese Cotton ' Millowners 'As- C.F. Powell

Chadderton(J.,Stone & Co.; '1ijd-.Hep!)

spciATiON; in (jHINA—((S'e^- Assocns.) M. Sanndeyson do. ■ ;;

D. Fraser (The Metropolitan Cainmell

JaRDINE tjioiNEERJNG .'CORPORATION, Carriage, Wagon & Finance C©.,

iLtd., THEVIIitcorporated RnTier the Ld., representative; . : ;•

Comoaniesj Ordinances of; Hong Correspondence

Hong)—Head Office i 8a,, Yuen Ming A. P. Simoefe

Yuen Road; Tfeleph. 1&290 (Priyate Miss

E-xchange to all Se’ctioris)P.O. Miss W.

Li M.E. Day

Waite| MissM.

> ha?/ P: Sayle

Box 1238^J,Cable Ad: Jardeng . Accounting Section - , f :

B, D. F. Beith, chairman H, R. Fielding ! C. M.. Correa

J.E. F.G. Owen, sigpsmanager

Wilkinson, per pro. (absent) L. F. Lopes i A. P. Zuzarte

H. )1. Fielding, secretary

General Engineer’g. & Electrical Section Jardine,$&Matheson $J E ivo lze chang

ScRoad Co.’s(Sinza)

Silk Fil-

G. G. C. Harper ature—14, Chengtu

X Wright (annan^n^'iiTOlariiV)' Ewo Silk Filature

td Ei Finnestad'(electrical instals,)'

Otto’J' HeilerXSpbmdTer'T.ifjis) ; •

Y. St Chaplin ^ E wo

B. S. Anderson (The English Electric Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.,

Co., Ltd., representative)

R. A. E. Denton (The National Gas Insurance Agents—27,Agents,

Merchants, Steamship Gerieral

Engine Co., Ltd., representative) The Bund;

C. Telegraph

W. Pennett Teleph. 15290; P.O. Box 611; Cable Ad:

Works,(W. T. Henley’s

Co., Ld., rep.) Jardines

R. R. 'Womack (Ingersoll-Tiand Go., Private B. D. F.Office

Beith

. representative) R, Mein Austin , i,

H. Y. Chien, b.sc.

I. C. Ko j Hsu Wang R. E. .Goxon | W. J. Keswick1

Industrial and Building Supplies Correspondence

R. E. Macdougall Dflice - ' .

.-.Section : Miss D. A. Forster

W. H. Way Miss W. I. Hamilton .

A. H. Hutchison (Bldg., Supplies) Miss E. Can nan

E. - A/.! Siihon (Industrial Sup- Property and Estate

plies) >nrJ eohau ' i a foil

Y. J. B. Holland (ILubvicating TeaG. Department E. O. Mayne . ; : :

OiD F. P. Jjaohlan, signs p; p. y’ ’

B. W, Bloomberg

A. M, Souza i Mrs. E. Mancell Indo’-Cbina' ■ L. Lockwood

N. V. Obolsky | Miss H. Costa Steam Nav. Co., Ltd.

H. Prothevton (Henry Hope and C. K.T. deTodC. Loiigmitri

Sons, Ld., Representativei E. F. Ratti ’ ! A. G. Jacobs

J. Paint iD. arid

McLeodCompositions

(International

Co., M. J. Henderisdli ]| A.D. J.Gulamali

Ld., Representative) ' D. Lyon Purves;

R. S. Parker' (GarlOck Packing R. Frost (claims dept.) >

Co., Representative) E. M. Ide do.

<3.Avery,J. H.Ld.,Spraggett, (W. &' : T. Mrs. E. M. Nash

Representative) Mrs. G./E. Jackson | Miss M. Large

T. iJ. Zee Indo-China

J. McOaigS. N. Co., Ltd., I H. G.Book Office

Borgia

Y. S iKnien | S. W. Chang D. O.lMacLennan | G. Lubeck

Showroom

V. ‘ Booevitch Marine Superintendents ;

Capt.

actingA. marine

R. Williamson,

supt. o.B.E., D.s.c.,

Hales

A. W. Peake Capt. D. R. Kilbee, assist, marine supt.

SHANGHAI

H. Craig, engineer supt, Marine lusuranee

J. Palmer, supervisory purser Canton Insurance Office, Ld.

Capt. W. Hetnerington, cargo supt. Alliance AssuranceCo.,Co.,Ld.Ld.

Triton Insurance

Book Office Reliance Marine Insurance Co.

H.H.H.Flint

Lennox I J. J. Dunne Queensland insurance Co., Ld.

H. B. Wilmer ! F. M. Guedes Bankers & Traders'

Atlas Assurance Co.,Insurance

Ld. (Motor Co.,Car,.

Ld,

Ewo Press Packing Co. Lift, PlateandGlass, Life Personal,.

G. E. O. Mayne Accident Sifckness)

EwoR. Cold Storage Co.! R. Nelson Alliance Assurance Co., Ld.

M. Nash Fire Insurance

C. L. Mathew M. Goldberg Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld.

J. M. Bear | A. Crighton Alliance Assurance Op., Ld.

Ld.

ChinaJ. Produce

C. ManleyDepartment Eastern Insurance Co.,

G.D. Raeburn I Miss F. H. Ross Liverpool and London and Globe

A. J. Hall | Miss M. E. Barrie Insurance Insurance

Queensland Co., Ld. Co., Ld.

Loh Ye Yung, compradore Bankers & Traders’ Insurance Co., Ld-

Imports Department Canton Insurance Office Ld.

A.F.Piercy

W. Warrington Java - China - Japan Lijn N. V.

W. Ward H. C. Pelting Steamship Owners and Agents—Brun-

C. D. Penney W.VanStellingwerff ner-Mond Building, 41, Szechuen Road:

A.R. A. White J.S. Miss B. Henry Brandt Teleph. 16247 (3 lines); P.O. Box 1348;

C. B. King Cable

Cotton Mills Department J. A.D.Ad:

W.

Javalijnmanager

Carriere,

M. van Gijn,G. signs

R. J. McNicol

H. Macphail R. 8. Blaisse Roddefper pro.

D.W.W.

Campbell 1 W. E. Wilson H. RoufFaer jMissG.C.Wittsack

J. Hennemann iMiss M. Costa

Mackenzie | J. Borland

A. W. Robson | Miss M. Aveyard General Agents in the Far East

Insurance Department Holland-East

Hoaline Asia Line—Cable Ad;

H. W. Moon J. A. E. Kendrew

G. H. Piercy R. G. Geer Agents

C. L. Oliphant Mrs. V. M. James Netherland Royal Mail lane

H. P. Bourke Miss R. E. Witschi Rotterdam Lloyd Royal Mail Line

Silk and Waste Silk Department Royal Packet Navigation Co.

R. Plattner Royal

NetherlandsDutch Indies

Indian Airways

Coal Trading Co.

Y. D. K. Craddock ] A. Brunner. Holland-America Line

General Compradore Royal Dutch Air Lines

Pan Tse Chuen

Ewo Silk Filature—1037,

A. S.Gandossi Cherigtu Road

K. Voong,| Z.waste

A. Tsusilk(compradore)

compr. Java Sea and

^ Wan lai

Fire Insurance

Proprietors

Ewo Silk Filature (Branch Office)^-3, Ezra Road;Co.,Teleph.

Ltd.

Ewo Press Packing Co. 18769 (2 Hues); Cable

H.W.C. A-Uytenbraek,

van Someren, Ad: Sluytersco

Ewo Cold Storage Co.

General Managers for signsmgr.perforpro.China

Indo-China Steam Nav. Co., Ld. A.T. Polliz

Bakker [ Mrs. S. del Rivero

Ewo Cotton Mills, Ld.

General Agents

Shanghai & Hongkew Wharf Co., Ld. Jean 40,

Y Co., Wm., Import and Export-

Ningpo Road, (room 108) Cable Ad:

Agents Willjeanco

Bombay-Burmah

Nobel’s Explosives Trading

Co., Corpn.,

Ld. Ld. Ld.

WilliamHorse McEwan & Co., Jeansin

Road; Piano Teleph.Co.—848,

40546; N.C%h!e SzechuenAd’.

White

Charles Distillers,

Marchant’s Ld.

Whisky Jeans

Staats Mijnen in Limburg T. F. Yang, manager

SHANGHAI 69&

& Tee zing Jensen, , G. ,S., Engineer, Contractor

Jebsen & Co., Iidport, Export, Machi- and Merchant—106, Szechuen Road :

Teleph. 14015; Cable Ad: Jen-

nery, Shipping and Insurance—7, Han- senius

kow Itoad; Telephs. 11574-5-6; Cable Ad: G. S. Jensen

Jebsen; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th,

Paint and Composition Co., Bentley’s,

Rudolf Mosse, Universal,

Union, Acme, Simplex, Schoefield, Jensen’s Western Chemical Laboratories, As-

Private Codes. Branches: Hongkong sayer’s, Analysts and Consulting

Chemical Engineers—6, French Bund;

and Canton Cable Ad: Lato

J. J.F. H.0. Jessen,

Jebsen, partner

partner(Hong

(Aabenraa)

Kong) S. m.a.s.t.m.,

J. F'. Jensen, b.sc. & b.pij., f.s.d.c.e.,,

H. M. W. Waetcke, signs per pro. J. (Hankow)

Lundegaard, principal b.sc., E.s.d.c.i;.

Import Department

B. Mielck ! P. Fock

Export Department

O. H.Soenksen,

Kaeckmeister signs jointly Jewish Communical Association

H. Groezinger (See Associations)

Technical Department

W.W.Riege, signs jointly

Gasten j W. Berg Jewish National Fund Commission-

Insurance Department eor China—(See Associations) >:

G. Neugebauer

General Office

A. D. Qhadoi walla, accountant Johnson Garage Co., Ltd.-974, Woo-

A. Yogt chang Road, Teleph. 40000

Miss I. C. Eitter C. Johnson

Miss J. Neugebauer S. Y. Chow

Miss H. Stiebritz E. K. H. Chang

Agents for Johnson

Motoren-WerkeMannhehn

Benz. Crude Oil Engines A.G., vorm. Surgical& JohnsonIGreatBritain),

Dressing ManufacturersLtd., — 8,

Robert Bosch A.G., Stuttgart. Motor- Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. 65390;

car Equipment P.O.

R. Box

T. 510;

Down, Cable Ad: Aqueous

representative

Kabelwerk

High andRheydt Akt.-Ges.,Rheydt:

Low Tension Cables and

Wires

Rhederi

of Steamers M. Jebson A.S. Jehsen Line Johnston, A. R. & Co., Export and

Import—-19, Museum Road; Teleph.

“National” General Insce. Co., Stettin 19473; P.O. Box 697; ' Cable Ad:.

Pearl Assurance Co., Ld. Jonwood

en Sie

Arthur R. Johhstdne

S Ff % k

Jenkins, Bruce S. (A.A.U.), General % ® m

Insurance:

bile, Parcel Fire, Marine,

Post,Teleph. Life, Automo-

Plate Glass, : Qu die foo him de

17, The Bund; 11144 Casual ty— Joseph Brothers, General Merchants—

Sassoon House, Rooms, 107-109, 1, Nan-

Jenkins Tobacco Co., Inc.,L. B., Importers king Menabro R.oad; Telephs. 16305-6; Cable Ad:

ofRoad;

AmericanTeleph.Leaf Tobacco—72. Szechuen Ellis Joseph

Ca'ble Ad: -lenco10591; P.O. Box 1264; A.

F..MissX.M.F.C.Sopher, signs per pro.

N. Sequeira

E. H. Logan, manager Solomon

® Yan(J m‘uJ Joseph, R. M., General Merchant and Com-

Jensen & Co., Wholesale, Import and mission Agent—Sassoon House, Suite

Export Merchants, Commission Agents Room Rayj os106; Telephs. 16915-6; Cable Ad:

—11 A,

Ad: Errevs Boone Road; Teleph. 45775; Cable R. M. Joseph

. S. E. Jensen P. S. Barradas

-694 SHANGHAI

& U M ± * & Kaiyosha Co., Wharf and ' Godown

Fah veil shaiig hai jth pad Owners; Shipping Agents, Coal, *Shi'p

and Freight Brokers, Salvage and

Journal de Shanghai, Le—21-23/ttue clu Teleph. Marine ^14023; Contractors4-6;/ TheCablbBund;

Consulat;

Journachan Teleph. 15168-9;' Gable' Ad: Kaiybsha' P.'O/'Box'593; , ’ Ad:

G. S. Moresthe, editor ,tt!' 3 S. Funakoshi;

Ti‘H)fio^ (

general

ytuc^fLiin manager

A jm.rn'J

Advertising Dept.

It: T. de Lahausse Wei yuan

^ ^ Ju dah' Kajtwara, -D.

lator and IftterpretetK., General Agent,'Trans-

(English-Japanese

Jpdah, J. J.—105, Central Arcade; Tel.cph. and Teleph., 44324; Cable Ad: Bookman Rd.;

vice i’rr«rt)^' ! 075B, N. Szeclnlen

12449; Cable Ad: Judab D.manager

K. Kajiwara, proprietor and

fr M *S iS X

■Ka Yun Shipping Co., Steamship Agents ic ft Wo h

and Freight

Road; Telephs. Brokers

17476 — 29,16682;

and Szechuen

P.O. Kale & Co., E., Furs, Skins and General

Box 1131; Cable Ad: Kayunsbip Produce10291

Teleph. Exporters—64, Peking Road;

(Cable Ad: Kale

K. Y.ashzawa E. Kale

G. Kale, signs per pro.

Til % ? m m m

Kai dou tee kung sze m ks m ;n ^

K adooeie & Sons, Sir Elly,. Financiers— Kanagawa Engraving Co.—J476i>Chapoo

259, KiangseRd.; Telephs.l3850(Private), Road;T. Kanagawa,41.928

Teleph. manager

13828 (General), West 27691 (Residence:

Marble Hall); Cable Ad: Kadoorie;

' Codes: Bentley’s and Bentley’s Second Kan an & Co., Importers and Exporters;

Partners—Sir.

(Coip. E. S. L.Kadoorie^

Leg. Hon.),

H. Kadoorie and Mill,

KndocnaeK.b.e. Factory, Dixwell

Supplies—43/4,

52918;

Ship and

P.O. Box 601: m A

Road;Electrical

Teleph.

J. E. Salmon, manager ,T. Kawamura

% % m m m Kann, E. & Mayaudon

Brokers—National City E.,

BankExchange

of"New

Kai lan Kwang wii Kuk York

KALLAN Mining Administration,The,—^12, Telephs.’Building,

13235 and2a, 17265;

Kiukiang

CableRoad;

Ad:

The Bund; Cable Ad,: Kaiping; Tel. '11070 Ekann

C. C. Langhorne, agent Karamelahi & Co., H. Z. H., Tea Ex-

C. Ku, asst. do. porters, Merchants and Commission

A.P. W. P. Sinnott ICE. Caulton

C. Godby Agents—35'

Teleph. - ^ Yuen Ming Yuen Road;

H. F. Chang f Miss Macartney

Kailan Sales Agency—6,, Szee.huen Road H. K. 12386

Elahi,Cable; Ad: and

proprietor Ziauddin

manager

O. S. Lieu j H. W. Howell St It Chi.vee .

Pootung

H.T.Wharf

Healey , ' Karimbaksh, H. K. B., Tea and Silk Mer-

Agents

Tao Hwafor , Meehafl.iQal;Gi;i' ss■ ,Cdi>

■ Chin- chants .Sooehow

North and- Commission

Road, (1stAgents'— 40,

Room 12);

wangtao ' ', / ‘y ' ) , Teleph. 43364; P.O. Box 598;-Cable Ad:

Karimbaksh

Mohamed Shah, . manager

Kailan Sales Agency, Sole Distribu- A.Y. H.

H. de Silva

tors of Kailan Coal—(i. Szechuen Lee, compraidore

Rbad; Teleph 15203; Cable ' Ad:

3497 Karp. Jacques, ' Agencies and Repre-

O. S. Lieu

H. W. Howell sentatichs—82, ! Jinkee Road c/o.

T. S. King Union Trading Co., Teleph. 17663;

P.O. Box 477; Cable Ad: Karps

SHANGHAI j§‘

Kae za Keijola, Hannes, Plywood Merchant,.

5 }_ Manufectuaters’ Agents aria CotoniSsion

Karsa & Co., Wm. J. "”3Vfanu^,cturers of Merchant—54. Ward Road; : P.O. Box

'Lace and ‘Embroideries,aild;

Merchant^l^O,

19937;! P.Oi Box 102l0;'(De'ni>ral Arcad4;Teleph.

CableAd: Wiikarsa H. Keijola, m.A. ;

S. Alberto, manager ; ‘

Kelloggseu Switchboard and Supply Co.—

f Kasakoff, D. J., M.n. (President of the

15,Glenn

M® Kiner, fcfV Rohd; R.O. manager

branch Bjoj^ I54f7

' Medical

Russian ‘ Practitiorier—2’65,

Orthodox Confrafernity Art. Joffre C. T. Mense, assist, to'manager

Bearn Apartment; Teleph. 8041 i

H gij Bih

m m k ® m !KeLLy & Walsh,; Ltd.-,-Printers, Publishers,

Kasamatsit Dispensary, Medicines,. Sur- —IKelly BoOkfeellerSj Stationetaand

& Walsh iBuilding, iMews Agents-

22; Nanking

gical Instrument

fectionery And,r!JMorinaga’si;Con-

-r-' &39-.40, Canton; (Road; Road; P.O. Box 612; Gable Ad: Kelly

Telephs. 90412, 90496; P.O. Box 587 A. E. Glover, managing-director

A, W. Burkill, director !

-li«tT.h;,Kasamatsu, manager

iiji, < gtiibljufL ,.oO Jt Hl.'fl s.\'A A.J. H.J. Waller, do.

Seaiie,Jesds,l§Ocretary

do., '... .*

m xt th m ^'S'rde

A.

'll. S. Abbot, manager,

K'■'aRstein,

Ka szeTeth E sung

Dr. J". Virnich

(Dr. Birt,andBlufnen' stodk, A. W. MclVOr Ellis’ I T. Fisk

ail, Mertens, Schwarzen- N. P. Marsoff | G. Corte-Redl

burg-),' Physician ^-’Office:Residendef

1, Kiultiang N.

V. H.S.Pastoohoff

Alves I A.Mrs.E. V.YoyOe Whaley

Boad; Teleph.Road;15579.

Telepli. 27112 86, G.F. N.DUbroisky

Edinburgh Wilsoii |I Mrs. Miss E.E.Faddeeff

Crank

WfesterA

Road Branch—1181', Bubbling' Well

...!KaT0H,.&

.,9k .fSankdw Cp-j,Roa'

Electrical

d"; TelepliiAace^ori.es—

13699,’., Mrs. A. Cifka -

Mik G.jSilniteky * 'Roadr

Kattwinkel, Max., 20, Museum Road, Printing Wor‘ks-^So, Fei-ry

J. H..Searle, manager

General Agent for China of Ver- V. M. Allington, assist, manager

Glanzstoft

inany, Artificial Fabriken,Silk Elberfeld,

Yarn; Teleph. G,er- R. H. H. BlUmer

12.^69; Cable Ad: Eattwlrik1^! ' L.W. Perry

Cochran

Kawakita Electric Co., Ltd., Electrical R. H. Cunningham

Engineers,

tors—108, Chapoo Manufacturers and Contrac-

Road; Teleph. 41306

K.S. Oba,’managing

Yamura, president (Osaka)‘

director. ■ • Kempton;^1!;A' ,;Co^,^ , Erep, ' Tien 'woo

_ JjagporteiiS and

Sales Dept: chief engr. sub-mgr. Exporters—56, Nanking Road; Teleph.

H. Horimura, 10787 ; Cable;Ad: Kempton

S. Tokai,. engineer | Y. Tanaka

EqJi pilong ■

ffi » lei ft ;n KeRMaNI &!Cp;, R. S., Silk and Tea Export-

Kawauchi

Shipping Kaisoten,

and ForwardingCustoms AgentsClearing,— ers, Commission

Rd.; Telephi 14258;Agents

Cable Ad:9;ROstamian

Hankow

N.Y.K. Building, 31, The Bund; Telephs. R. S. Kermani

13046 and 13049; Cable Ad: Kawauchi i P. R. Kermani

M. Kataoka, manager Miss TL Kerroani

Ka Y'un Shipping Co.—'Steamship Kessler & Co., Ltd., Exporters of Cotton

Agents and Brokers; 29. SzecLuen and Woollen Piece Coeds—'I, Canton

Road; Teleph. 17476; P.O. -Box Road; Telepb. 16420; P.O. Box 582

1131; Cable Ad: Kayunship* L. A. Whittaker, representati'v e

<696 SHANGHAI

& ® X % % ® ^ Kung dah

Kew keen da nga e sang Kienhcize & Co., Importers, Exporters

Kew Brothers,

10, Route Drs.,Teleph.

Frelups; Dental72380 Surgeons— chuen Road; P.O. Box Agents—19,

and Manufacturers’

1569manager

Sze-

J. H.J. Kienhuize,

Walter general

^ # n m m m

Che loh mo e sung Killian, George, Import and Export

iKeylock

to the International and to the French 16023

Municipal Councils, Surgery and

firmary—75, Gordon Road; Teleph. 34230; Kimatrai In- & Co., J., Silk Exporters and

Cable 5th

and Ad: edns.,

Keylock;Bentley’s,

Codes: A.B.C. 4th Importers,

Lieber’s, Agents — 12b, Merchants

HankowandRoad;Commission

Teleph.

Western Union 13067; Cable Ad: Kimatrai

L. R. Advani, manager

J.D. Edgar, m.r.c.v.s., o.v.s.m.

L. McWhirter, b.sc., m.h.ijA’.s.

Kin367,Wah

Kiangse& Co., Building

Road; Teleph.Contractors—

17706; Cable

Ying ikang chi tSitfr yeti fait ‘kjfm hung sze Ad: Kin wah

Keystone

Road; Teleph. Tobacco13482

Co., Lto. - <>, Foochow King Chong Chang’s Engineering

Directors—R. Bailey, A. .Bassett, W. C. Works, Shipbuilders etc. — 60©,

Point Road1; Teleph. 52960; Cable

Foster, A. P. Bungey,

S. M. Mayes, fy-rG- Cousins,

C. E. Harber, A. L. Ad:K. 7298

Dickson and T. E. Skidmore D Chang, general manager

Secretary—C.

Assist. C. Newson,

Secretary—K. McKelvie f.c.i.s.

King E Kny, Manufacturers

tative-Room 18, 1st floor, 9, Represen-

Foochow

m m ft Road; Teleph. 10626; P.O. Box 734; Cable

Kiang nan tsu zuen so Ad: Kingekoy

Kiangnan

—ArsenalDock Road;andTelephs.

Engineering 16350,Works

16358 Kinu Kee & Co,, Metals, Hardware and

and 16359; Cable Ad: Sinodock; Codes: Engineering Supplies; Contractors and

Ship Chandlers, Commission Agents—

A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Bentley’s,

Engineering 2nd edn., Lieber s Standard 22, The

and Acme Ad:Seward

KingkeeRoad; Telephs. 40078-9; Cable

S.T. F.K. Chen,

Chen, director

do. King Pao Shieu Fittings Co., Engineers

C.A. F.C. Yeh, chief technical

accountantmanager and Contractors—409, Peking Road;

Mauchan, Teleph. 93633; Cable Ad: Kinpaoshu

S. J.F. G.Gewo, chief draughtsman

B. Dewar T.W.Phillips S. Lu

E.Y. Dewar King T vi Yong Coke Co., Coke, Coal

C. Doo T. Sands and General Merchants—216, Thibet

W. Houston J. M. Smith Road; Teleph. 92598

H.R. Knox

Y. Liang C.K. F.F. Yao

Yu

Kien Cheong Engineering; and Iron n& S « » &

Works—5, Jing hai mo yik kung sze

40402 North Honan Road; Teleph. Kinhai Trading Co., Ltd., Importers,

Exporters, Road;Manufacturers’

Teleph. 17491;Agents;—47,

Kien Kee Mining , Co„ Exporters of Peking Cable Ad:

Wolframite

20, Museum and other

Road ; Teleph.Mineral

14935 Ores— Kinhai H. Y. Chen, manager

J. S. Kwauk, manager Y. W. Choi,' sub manager

SHANGHAI 697

m it M ®r * & * Kiyohara & Co., Coal Merchants and

Shipping Agents — 6, Kiuki&ng Boad;

Tsong fa kiou sin chi tsao tsang Teleph. 12302; P.O. Box €44; Cable Ad:

Kiousin Dock (Societe Franco-Chinoise Kiyohara H. Kiyohara, proprietor

de Constructions Metalliques

ques) — Shipbuilders, Engineers and et Mecani-

Boilermakers, Woodwork Contractors, Ji §0 & $ J*

etc.—9, Quai de France; Teleph. 12178;

Cable Ad: Kiousin. Works: Avenue de Klingelnbekg Jar ling bao

& Wieda, Sole Importers

Bezaure

Board of Directors—G. Philippar, E. for Klingelnberg—Works: Hamburg-

Litzellmann, P. Berger, A. du Pac Remscheid (Germany) Manufacturers

de

En, Marsoulies,

Leou Heou J.Cheng, Siao ofMachine

Cochet,SengFuYong, Machine Tools, Small

Knives—21, Tools Yuen

Yuen Ming and

Li Ming, Nicholas Tsu and Admiral Road; Teleph. 17942; Cable Ad: Klingco

Dr. e.h. G. Adolf Klingelnberg

J. Wei

Cochet,Hanmanaging director (Remscheid)

Hermann Wieda (Hamburg)

Adml. Wei Han, co-do. Martin H. Sdmlz, signs per pro.

J.V. LeMontfort

Scour, engr.-in-chief,

(commerical dept.)manager Herbert Banneitz

J. M.Fouliard Walter Wittenbecher

Dubois(import dept.) C. W. Ling, compradore

F.P. Daumas

Scheid |I Demee

E. Fonteneau Klink, P. J., Manufacturers’ Representa-

tive—3, Edward Ezra Road

Kirkby-Gomes, Dr. S. G., l.r.c.p., f.r.c.s. Knipschildt and Eskelund, Importers

(Edin.)—Consulting Rooms: Wayfoong and Exporters — 56, Szechuen Road;

House, Room 210;Residence:

Teleph. 56, Szechuen Road; Telephs. 19217 and 18222; P.O. Box 459;

Wayfoong16670. House; Teleph. 16679Flat 601, CableC.Ad: Knipco Mrs. A. Adix

T. P. Yin, pathologist

Y. C. Chang, secretary A.F. J.Westhoff

H.Knipschildt

Eskelund L. M. Emamoden

Mrs. T. M. Woo, nurse Mrs. D. A.Rozario

R. E. Manley Yuen King San

gj -Ng'a dee Knit-to-Fit Mills—25, Jinkee Road :

Kishida & Co., H., Dealers in Japanese Teleph. 11958; Cable Ad: Knitofit

Fancy Goods—92, Broadway; Teleph. E. H. Maison, general mgr.

14032 G. Abb ass

Y. Ogura, manager Kobayashi

porters—36,Yoko, CantonImporters

Road; P.O.and Ex-

Box 571;

Kitafuku Yoko, Glass-ware Manufacturers Cable Ad: Hats

and General Importers—36, Canton

Road;573Teleph. 13892 and 14232; P.O.

Box Jg£ fj« Kong kee

KoenigsbeKger, L., Road;

Importer

P.O. and

Box 27Ex

Km Cheng Pongee Co., Exporters of Raw porter— Cable Ad:

11. Ezra

Kingshill

Silks,

Pongees,Honan, NinghaiGoods,

Silk Piece and etc.

Shantung

—108,

Weihaiwei Road; Cable Ad: Ponco % m * & K°fa

Bong Tsur Ching. gen. mgr. and dir. Kofa American Drug Co. (Fed. Inc.

Bong Zuntse, assist. do. U.S.A.), Drugs, Chemicals, Hospital and

Laboratory Supplies and Manufacturing

% Chemists—120-126-130, Nanking Road;

P.O. Box 155; Teleph. 18790 (5 lines^

Kiu Foo & Co., General Importers and Cable Private exchange to all departments)

Exporters — Head Office: 22, Siking Ad: Kofa; Codes: A.B.C. 6th,

Road; Telephs. 17395 and 13393; P.O. Mosse

Road; ATeleph.

Bentley’s.

50168 Factory:

and 509791568, Ward

Box 578; Cable Ad: Kiufoworld

Z. K,Murakawa,

Ishii, sub directing

manager manager Executive Dept. president

C. S. Franklin,

sirAVdnAi

■], B- H. ThfeJi yice-pfpsident,,.; PfLudler bo., ‘ KcMester, ^ \j.S.A.

.On’giiiaiorsofand,Glass-Hped World’s . Largest

\ ilW.J.S.Kave» Fleming, ido,' treasurer i ’

H. W, Pflug, mapagjer and asoretary ' ' 'Builders,

"P.miiVYmAnf ' ; St^el

Accounting Dept.

G. bW'i#, c^l-ef "^ecotpit^^t $

General Officp\ ,,s.v, . a'hd “Promphta” 'Preparations*.,

Chr. Buroh ,} Vrs.M. Young, . C. Rfeichett' Optical ^Wdrl^s.' 'Wien,

W. Haiule | Miss E. Hoi si . . Austria. Microscppesa Micidtpmes

.i , l^lwiesale

, E. WaltKer Dept. lllirI ,v,.iOi

E< Gunb iVi * do-.o.» i ‘«i• .'NPhefing-Kahlbaum,

‘.Ifibpratory ReAgPnts Berlin,'Germany.

1

A, Dueren,

j\ KgTaubie,!' [ MffHvJm1 I’ ^'Can pcnfAich£r; Schuell,.

■ 'Hospital/sfe Labbrattlfy

K G. Rdban ■ I ' SA. DniinMa S' u Jppl.f Dept. (Al .rGerhlahyY ' FiUjer- Papers^ ‘,Draw-

“ ing Papers

H. Platow | J-, 'Rebdris StatesClashPorcelain

Laboratory Works”Berlin/

Porcelain Ware High

Pharmacy1 ;Dept.;’ "1 Wilh. Jul. , 'Teufel, Stuttgart, ‘ Ger-.-,

Ji-Ci' I iocikd' • •’ . dor ! l 1 i III9HaR. niany. A_brl,,|.iin:d ! Trussf'

A.G.MissL.W.H.Filt^er

Shmulevsky’ f Mrfi's D.'Hefigesell

M. NeVe]' rMiss E. Bergman

'^7 ,l.

E.

‘f Tosse

T—'Lplch.; Hahii>ufg|: .Grermany,

Factory and Laboratories BismcM inpl. Nitroseleran/$; J other

H. Walbnuelldr, factor^ lianhgei*'f' d Medicum Preparatiphs

Vapo-Cresorene ,York,

,, ., U. S.A.

Co.,andNewVaporizer

Dr. Fr. Kiipfer • >'i ofit Vapo Cresolene

C. Harasim | - N. A. Lagoon

Chinese Dept. ' iiroe.’iiviFf t .Dr. Richayd V^e^ss, t l .Berlin, Gerynany.

■ Dr. D.. .T. Li | H.-1.; Lee, ’ os I<‘l".1,jj'Ph;u , /Wiriripe,'”A

| )_‘ jE 'prtilin.e” aiid pther

n i-cui ical Mr licinal !'j>'i’ara-

Jgeiutb

Bauer 6t DistrUmtbvpfw -’

& Blacky (Gldca^-, ••!©;©,A. ' • du- 'ro» n^aar hrfAUT

; !

W.BbrAcal DressthgS'p'' d

: A. Baush Cbtj Yew 'Y«irk.'. 1 '.S.A.

Walo IJu^tic, j^pjfefcle, (Gjipa ' | -

' Baunianoth^ter Blbotf-Pi^ssire Ap- Koh Jai Tse, General Tniporfers, Export-

paratus Filter

Berkefeld ■ 1 Go., vsdi..:!-'

Celle,. Germany, ers, and Commission Agents—16, Siking

hi:;, Breyillier:

(BerkeMd&Filters: Urban, ; Wien, Austfia; . . , / Road; Teleph. 15627; Cable Ad-Kohjaitse

Stainless and Bustproof Chrome

Paul Surgical Bunge, Instruments

. Hamburg, Germany,

Analytical Balances

A,' * GaHer - U.S.A: Carter’k Medicine . New Ybrk,

LittleiBiY6r‘P/liy

Walther

^ Germany.Duelling, ^ Catgut,"MarknfeukirChen,

>Surgical Sutures KokPerI ScAtrLz & GRPtessER, Exchange

Eatinonv G.ih.b.H., VMuen^en Ger- ’Belephs.' Brokers—7, Hahkbir Riiad (fst ftppir);

i. Faultless

tnany: IlulDber “Eatan” .C,o, nu tritiye,,Xonicum 6 1217, i^Ail and 166271' Cable

Ad: Kursmakler

;,'AsHlapd, 0,buo, A. Kohler

U. S.A.

Rubber Goods Water’fBpttles^ and Surgical it ‘ W. Schulz I , o'p :i.; H; GroesSer ■'

GesellschaftfuerLinde’sEisma^chinen

A.-G., Hoellriegedskfeu: s< NeoAiGash Kokps/H 'p-istyu, IKaishA; (internatipTial

. (, 1 v .Shipping;1 Charter-

N,epa-Glass I'uoing ai^ lAceesaories ing,: Customs: Brokers; etc.—9, Can-

, Hamblin-Metcalfe,

, Ontario, U.S.A., :Smiles Ltd.,, .&Kitchener,Chpckles ton Road; Telaphs. 13603, 18501,

• Chocolates 18213, 18310;,P.O. Box 1140: Cable

Ad: Main *

: i i J(enaer, Jetna Glasswerk,LaboratorySqhott GlassGen., ware .Jena.

and I. Tatsukawa, manager

.“.Duran” Kroner,

Gebr,ueder Glas. ■ Berlin,H j,Geypoany. o.>»d/ Komarow,, Q. D,, .Importer and Exporter

“Spectrol” for

Myers Manufacturing , Co:, Camden, Cleaning ;, ., . —6, kwXiiW? .R'^d.; .Teleph. V5828;

N.J., IJ.S.A. “Labelstik” Bin Boxes Cable Q. D.Ad:Komarotf,

Komaroff proprietor

SHANGHAI 699-

Komor and Komor—Chinese Arts and ; U #0

Curios—270, Kiangse Road; Teleph. Krijgsman & Co., J., Ship Chandlers—

12019; Cable Ad: Murakami to 19, Minghong Road; Teleph. 41819;

G. 1C Komdr, manager Cable Ad: Krijgsman

G. J. Grilk, sole manager

& * ± & Agents, for • * ; '•

EGng Dah Co., Dealers in All Kinds of Van Vollenhoven’s Dutch Pilsner Brier

Rice, Flour, Grain arid Fodder (Falcon1 Brand)

1st,138,Manager and Head

Route Conty, Teleph.Office:

83870132-

2nd, Branch Office: 95.-96, Route Pere m m n il

Robert; Teleph. 73507. 633-635, Rue Krisel & Krisel, K'o lei sm lih sze

3rd,Admiral

Branch Office;?

Bayle, Teleph. 84580 Attorneys and Counsel-

4th, Branch Office:. 16^-164, Rue de lors-at-Law—21,

17372; Cable Ad: Museum

Lesirk Road; Teleph.

Pere Fore, Teleph. 82299. A. Krisel

J. Krisel (New York)

Kong Tax Hosiery Factqrx^1080, Ward Krivoss, B., Architects, Land and Estate

Road; Telephs. 50432 and 50455; Cable . Agents an,d Contractors—233, Szechuen

Ad: Kongtai Road; Teleph. 13565 ,

Koovman & Lonborg’s China Insurance A.J.Krivoss,

J. Kim,manager

secretary

Office, Insurance: Fire,

Motorcar—7, Hankow Road; Teleph. Marine and A. Dmitirieff, building supt.

12813; Cable Ad: Kooyman; Codes; K. G. Cheng, draughtsman

A.B.C. 6th edn. arid I Bentley’s

A. Kooyman ’?

J. M. Heijbroek, j Interior Decoration Dept.

S. Gatton | (Tientsin) I. T, Dmitirieff

Koreska, W., Manufacturers of Stationery cals — 68,(Etab.),

Kuhlmann

Szechuen

Paris, Dyes', Chemi-

Road; P.O. Box

and Office Supplies—29, Szechuen Rd.: 1115; Cable Ad: Naticolor

Teleph. 18739; P.O. Box 1105; Cable Ad; M. Cochain, engineer and chemist

Korescarbo

r A. Oberwalder, manager KuSn, II., Hriating, Sanitary Instal-

Kosloff,

Woollen.L., Materials

Importer of• and Silk and lations,'

FrenchNovelties, Kiangse Ro,ad D leveltors', ijtC'A.. — 212,

Exporter of Antiques an^ .Curios—107, Kuji Lee Engineering CbL I/td —9,

Nanking Road; :Teleph. RkilS;

Ad: Kosorient ; / Cable;

- ' foochow' ’ Road : Teleph. 13683

A. I. Scherbakolf,’ manager

Kow Kee Timber Kung

Ma- facturers‘ ‘Chin IkoNEngines,;Works Boilers

, Co., Manu and-

chinery. Sfcr&bt, Chinese S. Bund Industrial ofMachinery—53„ Lingching

Kreulen, R. ‘A., 'Insurance—6,: .Kfiikiang! Road, K. P.YangtszepobjT'rilepn.

Hwan, managing director p02}4

Road; Teleph, 12867: B.O: Box 936;

Cable Ad: Norama mx m m fo m

General Manager for KilNG I-Cheng, Manufacturers of Carpets

Insurance Co. of North America and. Dugs—391,. Bubbling .Well Road;

Alliance

NationalInsurange

Security FireCo. ofInsurance

Philadelphia

Co. Teleph. 33458; Factory: 10,0 Passage, 127

of Omaha Fire rj A Marine,^nsupahee: route

hsu^H ,/AVvH ! Ad: Kunicheig duTereFroc, Tejeph. 82246; Cable

Pbilaaelphia T. T.S. C.Chu, manager ’

■ Co. Chu,

P. M. Yin, do assist, manager

Rei>resentative of

TheYork,

Board

withof'which

Underwriters 6f New Kung Ping Steel and Iron Works—

is incorporated

Thewriters

National Board of Marine Under- ¥187, Manufacturers of Steel Furniture—

Feking Road; Teleph. §4612

700 SHANGHAI

Kuo Mln News Agency—1c, Kiu- Hatz-Dieselmotor^n A.-G. (Luzern,

ki&ag Hoad; Telepb. 14231 Suisse , ,

Dr. (Lee Choy . , Eliii A.p. fuer Efektrische .

Industrie, Vienna, Austria

if# Sfc & Rung yih sa char^g Akt. G,es. yorm iSeidel and Nau-

Kung YikSpinning

Mill (EwoandCotton Ltd.),; mann, Dfesdeli, Germany

Cotton Manufacturing— VRleroy and Booh, Keramische

Wpiike A.G. Dresden, Germany

150, Itobison Road, jessfield

Jardine, Matkegon BrunsViga M a schi n e n y.r e rk e,

managers, 27, The(feBund

Co.^Ld., general Crunme, Natalis & Go., Bra-

unschweig, Germany

W. K. Smith, manager Strebelwerk G.m.b.H., Mannheim,

J.T. North

H. Hood | T. Boardman Germany

Ernst Kraiise k Co., A.G., Ber-

lin, Germany

Kung sie Stewart Motor Corporation, Buf-

Kunst & Albers, Importers, Engineers falo, N.Y., LJ.S.A.

and Contractors—29, Szeohuen Flottmann A.G., Herne, Germany

Tdlephs! 18763 to 9; P.Q. Box Roads

1179; Chemical and Pharmaceutical Dept.

CableRudolf

6th, Ad: Mpsse,

Kunstalber; Codes:

Bentley’s, Acme,A.B.C.

and M. Naef k Cie, Geneve, Suisse

Private Century Carbon, Co., New York,

K. Schaefer, manager N.Y., U.S.A.

K.F. Nestler

Kapper 1.Dipl Byk-Gul denwerke, Berlin, Ger-

v. Ing.,dept.

i. v. mgr. many

Dr. R. k O. Weil, Frankfurt

L.H. Ballheimeri.v.

H. Warnecke E.O. Koehler

Kohndrt a/M.,'Germany ■

W. Busch B. Kriloff Johannes Buerger Ysate Pahr'k,

B.L. Cooper F. A. W. Kwhr Wemigerode a/H., Germany

H.B. B.Z. Filimonov

Eschenhoff H.M. P.Petry

PastoboR Tres Corporation, Budapest,

Hungary

B.P. Granzow

Jernakofij FrhE. Mrs. O.PureRmlakova Prof. Dr. v. Poehl and Soehne,

Berlin, Germany

Frl.Dip.H. Ing.

Kapper Frl. MissRiO.Schildkret Dr. Meyer-Castens &' Co., Ham-

burg, Germany

Dr. K.L. Shahoyskoi L. iLeichner, Berlin, Germany

Klingbiel Miss V. Solovieflf Johann Maria Farina, Cologne.

Agencief, Germany

M. A. N. Maschinenfabrik, Augs- Sundries Dept.: —

burg-Nuernberg, A.G. Gutehoff- L. k G., Hardtmuth, Biidweis,

nungshuette, Oberhausen, Rhein- Germany

land, Germany J. J. Rehbach, Regensburg, Ger-

H. Glueckauf many

Frl. M. Lessing Henkel k Cie. (Persil and Inn),

H. Leykauf Dusseldorf, Germany

Steel : —Roechling-Buderus Steel Deutsche Linoleum Werke A.G..

Works, Wetzlar, Germany Bietigheim, Germany

D. D. Bykoff j Frl. J Stohler

A. Brennecke | F. J. Kafka

'Oil:—Sun Oil Co-, Philadephia:

U.S.A. Kwang hsiieh shu cho

O. C. Farnham Kwang Hsueh Publishing House, Eng-

Miss E. Kargaloff lish and Chinese Publishers, AgentsCable and

R, Petri

"Stationery :—W. Koreska, 'Vienna,; Booksellers—44, Ad: Lesdor

Peking Road;

Austria Miss M. Verne McNeely, partner

A. Oborwalder E. J. Burgoyne, do.

Technical . Dept. Agencies : — A. E. L. Burgoyne, do.

Ruhrlaler Maschinenfabrik, Muel- Mrs. Griffiths

heim, Germany Mrs. Burgoyne

SHANGHAI 701

La Donna, Silk Salon Modernique—119,

Nwang Wha Petroleum Co,, Ltd.— Ladonna Nanking Road; Teleph. 19821; Cable Ad:

3, Museum Hoad; Tekphs. 11474-6; L. Riggio, manager

Cable Ad: iKwanpetcoy Installation A. Felberbaum, assist, manager

at Gough Island (Footling-) Mrs. V. Grevey, directrice

Executive Board: Miss P. M. Wallwork

Hsu iShih Ying, chairman

T. G. Wong, managing director LaGeneral Generale Soies, Raw

Importers Silk Exporters,

and Exporters—452,

King Chien-kun, do.

Ziar Pah Zu,

Y. W. Cheng,

do.

do. 61360, Compradore’s Office: 12571;Office:

Kiangse Road;Teleplis. Manager’s P.O.

W. H. Chow, .secretary general BoxY. 986; Cablemanager

Gironi, Ad: Genesoi

S. Y. H. Chen, controller R. Y. Dent, signs per pro.

Management: —

T. C. Ko, ge nera.1 manager Lacey V Cannan, Ltd., Shipping In-

surance and Com mission Agents, etc.

W. T. Chow, assist, do. Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Bldg.;

D. W. Ma. p.p. do. Teleph. 13206;

Y. C. Wong, do.

Wellington Y. C. Lee, manager Artillery; Code:P.O. Box 1602;

Bentley’s andCable

Boe Ad:

W. H. Ohow, chief secretary N. H. Lacey, director

iL. F. Wong, assist. do. J. F. Cannan, do.

V. C. Olive, do: (Hankow)

F. T. Kiang, chief accountant F.S.G.C.

Christie

D. Ede, assist. do. Crank | Miss A. B. Damson

Y. Z. Chao, cashier

T. H. Fang, assist, do. Lalcaca & Co., Exchange, Bullion and

F. T. Wang, chief inspector General Brokers—5, Kiukiang Road-

K. Y. Hwarig, assist, do.

iL. S. Ych, manager (sales dept.) Telephs.Lalcaca 10026 and 19224; Cable Ad:

N. C. Zee, assist,-do. do.

T. S. Hsu, manager (Shipping dept.) B. P. Lalcaca [ E. D. Damri

S. H. Ku, assist, manager Lambert, Diseases;

P. M., m.d., Specialist in Interna.!

Electricity,536,

Radium

( Sh ip ping dept.)

D. W. Ma, manager, (Pootung Treatment—Office: Rue and X-ray

Bourgeat;

Installation) Teleph. 70019. Residence: 2, Rue Mo-

Y. Z. Tsu, assist, manager (Poo- Ikre; Teleph. 34762

tuing Installation) Laminois Ckinois d’Aluminium S. A.

Kwang Yu Industrial Co., Ltd., —Corner of Meichow and Hochien

Machine Makers, Engineers and Roads: Teleph 51209

H. Edelmann, agent

Contractors—'96/58, iKiangse Road;

Telephs. 19864 and 17401; Cable Ad: Land and Transport Co.—21, Peking

Kwangyu Road; Teleph. 17882; Cable Ad:

Y. D. Nign, president Fleet

O. T. Nign, manager G. S. Miller, manager

Props, of Oriental Engineering Works,

Shanghai, The Soolung Cotton Mill Ta hsing

Kwong Hoong & Co., Specialists in Lane, Crawford & Co.,Nanking Ltd., General

Bank Furnishings—7, Elgin Road; Teleph. 10263; P.O. Rox 659; CableRoad;

Store-keepers—23*25,

Ad:

Telepp 41831 Laneford; Codes: Al, A.B’.C. 4th and

K. Y. Lee, managing director 5thD,edns.

Kyetay Engineering Corporation,

Architects and Civil Engineers—38, R. .1.W.Bowerman,

Crawford, een.

managing

mgr. director

and secy.

Avenue VII; Teleph. 19934 G. C Lindsay Mrs. Ongetta

Miss Carion

Y. C. Huang, manager N. Dawson Miss

R. C. Eowles Miss Rozario Pintos

Kyoon

Exporters, Importers I.D. A.Nikol

Cheese- Miss M. Rosario

Mrs. Blackman

and Commission Avenue Mrs. Tebneff-Cooper

Foch; Teleph. 32706; Cable Ad: Kekco

,^Q2 mmw

Lang & Co„ Robert, iNG^ Silk and Silk ZJ5 ^ Tai ping

Machinery—31,

13270; Cable Ad:SzechuenArlahg Road ; Teleph. Lavers Clark, Merchants and Commis-

W. H. Littlefield ... sion Agents-riHongkong

Bank Building, 12, The Bund; and Shanghai

Teleph.

10489; Cable Ad: Tabbing

E. El dark | W. R. M. Stevehs

Langdon & Co., E. W., Inc., Importers

of American Machinery, Tdols and Lazaro Bros., Sam, Musical Instruments

Supplies—417,

82545; Ad:Avpnue Foch; Teleph. —130, Nanking Road

, E. W.Cable

LarigdOn, Dorilangco

manager

F. M. Howard, assist, manage! tin Ming ching

Lazarus,Teleph. N., Optician — 52,Ad:Nanking

Laou Chan Tai For Co.—16, Honan Road; 16626; Cable

H. Tobias, F.s.M.c.,F;io. (Freeman of

Lazarus

Road; Teleph. 19740 City of London)

R. Y. Meyer, f.s.m.c.,f.i.o. (Freeman of

Laou 'Kat Fook & Co., Dealers in all City of London)

kinds of Silks—23', Kiukiahg Road; Le Bris, P., Commission Agents—25,

Telepn. 13348 rue Shu .Pao San; Teleph. 18SS9; P.

Laou Kxu Chwang .Silk Co.; Whole- O. Box 1037; Cable Ad: Sirbelp

sale and Retail Dealers in Silks, Le Champ de Courses Franca is

Saints, Crepes, Furs and Fancy

Goods—354, [Hanking Road; Teleph. (Canidrome), French Greyhound Racing

Co.—Office: 9, Avenue Edouard VII;

13169; Cable Ai: Losilko Teleph.

C. L. Fee, general manager Rue Lafayette; Racing

10028;

Ad: Canidroine

Office: Cable-

Teleph. 30021; 1189,

Laou Kiu Luen Co. ( “ The Lion Silk

inStore

all ”),kinds

Wholesale

of SilkandPieceRetail Dealers

Goods—499, to a- m

Nanking Road; Teleph. 93500; Cable Ad: Leather Products Manufacturing Co.,

Lionsilk Manufacturers of High-grade Leather

P. Lanch

Y. Lee,H.general Coods—64, Peking Road; Teleph. 12773;

King, manager

foreign dept. Cable Ad; Unileathpr;

V. H. Bagaman, manager ,

W.A.Rudsit,

Lnhs factory-manager

| P. Peiine

{Hi # M L° seng teh

Larsen & Tbock, Eiectrical Engineers and Lebel (China), Manufacturers and Ex-

Contractors—44,

Teleph. 16838; Cable Avenue Edward YII; : porters of White, ‘ Dyed and 1 Printed

Ad: T.rocklar

L. Larsen, partner Textiles—56,; Szechueh Road

E. P.Trock, do James

i ClikeAsHton, •manager

R. Hargreaves

G. Breuer,

V. Schramm, chief accpuhtgnt

do. ,

Mrs. N. qpldenberg Lee & Co.!D; A., Est.. 1811, Exporters and

L. Meseheriakoff (/ Importers; Commission and:

DingInsurance

R.S. Wagne'

B. Sheyeleff

r . u Poyang Rd., Hankow. 7,Brandh

Agents—Head Office An

OfficeLee,2,

D. T. Ganca Canton Road,

,: Cable: Ad PDalee. Shanghai; Teleph. 19728;

D. A. Dee, director .

C, K. Lee, manager. f , ,,

Shang hai lau ro dien in she pei hung sze K.T.S.,C.Lee,Sih,manager

S. r. Clm, PC. - (‘bub, \

Lauro Films; (A. E. Lauro

Lnpbrtefs aincl Exporters, Motion

Pictdre Producers,' Film Museum

ExchangeRoad,

and Owners and Operators —Hb'Wan

C. Peng, W. B. Ma, F. H. Sliing

Supplybf Raw Film—21, ' Sing

Agents for Fee,Stub!.Works

Capitol

Ad;‘A. Cines Bpildihg; P.O. Box 816; Cable Sun Insurance Office, Ltd. (founded

E. Lauro, proprietor and manager 1710) Insurance Co." bf Hkrtfbrd,.

Phoenix : l 1!

A. W. Jesu, assistatit manager ' Conn. ’ '". .

SHANGHAI 703

i f

ILee Co., Iit t)i,H' A1iiii?Y,'€i 4AeraHy0ntractdrs; Leonard &■ Veys^fAre, Architects Sur-

■ Real

BTO^er^;' Estate'' ;

Ageritsvatid'EJiiporters

Iln,}iidrter§' and ^Mortgage veyors, Decoratori,-' Land and Estate

— 7, Agents

1

83943; Cable -263, Ad:-A v*>hUe Joffre; Teleph.

Be.auxart

Yalti Rokd : '

Harry'Ede, g^rifei^i-1 rhtllikgfer ' P.A. Veysseyre,

Leonard, d.p.l.g.,

■ partner do.

Lee Hang Chang, Sflilmaker, Rigger and LA. Pashkoff,

Adler, assist,

dipt architect ■

engineer

Flagmaker; Dealer^c.~7^4Mi\Minghong

in all kinds of Mrs .H. G. Monde, secretary

Canvas,4BunHng,

Road; Tetepln 41897 1 ■ ' . A- Petchodeff, -supervisor

LfiEqftliepHxn6

‘RoAd^

:

'PRiNr'i^G"

1

Telxlp.hA.i‘3736 Co.—195, : S»ej L’Epargne Franco-Chinoise (Societe

Anonyme Ghinoise de Capitalisation) —

41, Canton Road; Teleph. 14765; Cable

Ad: Lepargne

Lee Lee Garage Co., Car Hir>e/Service - Wen Jee Leh, acting n^fenag^i fc:

P. D. Tong, M-cretarv ; , .

■-iSettlement;.'

r-.Main. StatiOin • : Jj7, Hooehow Road;

9, iYangt$ep'6b Road; ’ ; T.Y.F. Dee-chief clei-k'

50, Szeolruen: Road, -22S, : Yate's. Rd., Banking Dept. .,01.u.f,jm<» j j •) • H.’Clmiig, accouhtaht

187, Boundary TRoad. ' French : 12a, F. Y. Chen, general manager,

Rue du Coflslu'lat'>-22i9/iRiie Chflpsal, Wen Jee Lee, manager

250, Rue Say-Sfoowg; 'Teiep’A. '16200 P. D. Tong, accountant

(10 lines); Cable A^,^jL^Wn(JO ):)/;

Sung Chuan Lee, prppr. and manager ' Des- ‘SucCesseurs u’Uly^se Pila &

T. R. Koo, i Cie., Silk, Waste'Silk ahd Pongees

7,. X.AVong | : Z. F. Lee , ' 61240: P.O. Box 1224; Cable Ad:

Lee, M. 1., HgnufavtuVers’ Represen- Pila' " '

Ch. BalHridrasI mariagter

tative—40, Niiigpo Road; Teleph.

10822.;. P.O. Box 739; HaMe Ad: , R. DuroChet' ;

'■

Cpn'gcRbn^ • }, Miss G. Gonsalves

Lee, Poy G., Ardriteots and Engineers Lester, Johnson 'ft) ^ phl?f>

—29, Szechuen,,Road. Teleph. 14840; -Civii] Engineers. •&Land Morbiss, Architects,

P.O. BoA 146^t Chible Ad: Genyu© :*Ml; (Kiukiahg.i Road ;.and Estate Agents

Gordon Morriss ' ■ Teleph. 150311 ' '•

Deeds Electrical,, Laboratory - 395, J. R Maiighan,’A.R;i(r>.A.

Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. 34454; R.A. L.Hobday, a.r.i.b.a.

Barrera. I Tain Yung-footiad

P.O. Box 1284; ‘Cable Ad: Leedel

F. T. Eide, general manager ■ A. IS. Or.orio | Lee: Chao Ying

> : Chen Hoo*ching, compradOre

Legal and General Assurance (Socie- Ayehey Guardian Assurancd Co.j L^.

ty Ltd..—2a, 'Kiukiang Road; Te-

I'ephs. "li0$A ; P.O. Box 482; Lester Trust, Thk-4£,- Canton Road;

Cable Ad: 1 Humid Teleph. ; 18964

Legge «t. Go., G. E., Paper Agents —20, H. Jupson Ward,n chairman

Museum Road, Room 427 (4th floor); E. S. Wilkinson, secretary

Teleph. 18520: Cable Ad: Leggep Codes Dever Brother^ (China), Ltd., Soap

Acme,

G. E:Bentley’s

Legge, manager- and Piti vate: and Glycerine .Manufacturers — Re-

G. B. Legge, partner gistered Office : 18, The Bund; Fac-

Mrs K. Browett

M. H. Chen | C. J. Pang tory : 2310 Yangtszepoo Road: Te-

lephs. 16920, (Office) and ‘50240 (Fac-

tory); P.O. Box 597; Cable Ad :|

DemaRchand, : W. R., Stock, Share and Lever Board of Directors—O. G. W, Robson

General Brc.ker—12, The Bund; Teleph. (chairman)

14229 i ••

704 SHANGHAI

Lewis Nurseries, The—106, Szechuen Liegyi Mercantile Co., Dealers in

Road; Teleph. 14398 Sewing Machines, Lubricating Oils,

Mrs D. Lewis, proprietress Safes, Typewriters, Stationery, Hard-

ware,

— 474, etc., Land and

Nanking Investment

Road; Telephs.Agents

92124

Lewis Ioeal School of Cookery andW.90824;T. Cable

Lob, Ad: manager

general Lienmerco

Educational)

Leyseco China Co,, Ltd.—Importers, 3 » 10 * *

Engineers, etc.—138, Kiangse Road :

Telephs. 11274-5; Cable Ad : Engin- Dah mei yin. hung sze

comer Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.

W. Thiemann, m.e. (China), Ltd., Cigarette Manufac-

turers—‘2a, Kiukiang Road; Telephs.

Sfe #a # $ HiP sin9 chon9 15412-3; P.O. Box 1203; Cable Ad:

Li,Embroidery—53,

S. C., Manufacturer andRoad;

Exporter iLigmytoco

Nanking Teleph.of G.C. W.B. Whitaker,

Arthur, president

vice-do. (Newdo.York)

10332 J.

S. C. Li, proprietor

Mrs. S. C. Li treasurer (Newassist,

W. Andrews, York)secy.

O.W. D.R. Johnson,

Terrell, director

do.

Liang

—851,YouNorth Printing and Publishing

Szechuen Road; Teleph. Co. Accounting Dept.

J. C.C. C.d’Aquino

44189; P.O. Box 1722; Cable Ad: Chu E. A. Terrell

Liyoprinco Miss N. Diniz Mrs. D. M.Shirazee

Chan Chak-shun, chairman G.J. D.Haider Wm. J. Sterquelle

Wu Luen tak, president

Yue Hon-shang, manager H. B. Maher

Rowsell Miss C. Stubbe

Sales Dept. L.S. W.

F. Tebbutt

G.J.P.R.Hunt Foley Rossuck

fll ^ Sing woo

Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd., Merchants,

Wool, Hide, Skin and General

Brokers—Glen Line Building, 4, Peking Produce

Rd.; % V* $1 JL

PressTelephs.

Packing 11159;

WorksCable Ad:

and Road, Liddell.

Storage Go- Lih-Teh

nichal

Oil Mill, Cotton Seed Oil, Tech-

or Treble

downs:

Wharf 248, Yangtzepoo Birt’s Bund; Teleph. 85080Refined — 7, French

J.P. H.W. Liddell, managing director

O. Liddell, director (absent)

W.F.M.Benbow

Howell,Rowe,do.signs per(Tientsin)

pro. 0 # il

R. H. Purcell, do. Mei ho lee li ya chang

R.F. W. Fraser I E. Kagansky Lilly, Eli Co., Pharmaceutical and

A. Hooley,

M.i.M.E.

L. H. Richards Qoihones Biological

engr. !| A.S. F.M. Harvey Products—316, Kiangse Road;

Teleph. 10037; P.O. Box 1572; Cable Ad:

I. E. House j J. J. Doohg Lillyshang. Head Office and Labora-

tories: Indianopolis, Indiana, U.S.A.

E. W. Miller, manager for Far East

Liebmann and Gumming, Manufactur- H.Miss T. Jensen, manager

K. M. Leach

erjs’ Representative—67, Kiangse W. Y. Chiang, respresentative

Road; Teleph. 19275: P.O. Box R. N. King, do.

1364; Cable Ad: iLlebmancum

t

Lien Shen Trading Co., Importers and Lily & Company, Exporters and

Manufacturers—Ladies’ Tailor and

Exporters—130,

Box 981; Teleph.Kiangse 17475; Road;Cable P.O.

Ad: Fur Dealer, Kimonos and Pyjama

Liesheco Sets—353, Yates Road

SHANGHAI 705

1?l S' ® H. Ellis, manager for China, Hong

Lin nan yu hsien kvug sze Kpng and Japan

LinSorters

Nan and Co., Manufacturers’

Ltd., The, Importers, Ex- A. J. Rozario (Hong Kong)

Agents—29,

zechuen Road; Telephs. 1933 9, 15281; iLinson ers—4Q,A Co., Exporters

Ningpo Road; and Import-

Teleph.

Cable Ad: Lingnanco 18874; Cable Ad : Nosnil

T. S. Ling, manager John Younson,: manager

# iffi Fok chong

Lincoln & Co., Ltd., W. (Incorporated ILion Co., AT., Exporters and Im-

in Hongkong), Ini porters, Exporters and porters of Industrial Chemical, etc.—

24, The Bund; Teleph, 17213; Cable

Manufacturers’ Agents—■ 20, Museum Ad: Mothicide

Road; Teleph. 14736; P.O, Box 1426;

Cable Ad: Lincowong

Wong

Wong Yee-chung, managing director Lipton,

Lan-kam, clirector Bund; P.O.Ltd.,Box Tea 736;

Merchants—24, The

Teleph. 13389;

Wong Cable Ad: Lipton

Liauw Lan-chieh, do.

Simkian, manager PL P. Surrey, manager and sales

organiser for the Far East, Australia,

Fell ling and

Lindsay, Drakkeord & Davis, Exchange Airs. Af.British

Walter,Eastsecretary

Africa

Brokers — Room 307,- H. & • S. Bank

Building,

Cable Ad: 12,Behling

The Bund; Teleph. 11811;, rfj Chung wo

H. S. Lindsay Little A Co., Ltd., 1930, William, Silk Ins-

T. G. Drakefprd j R. Davis pectors and General Import and Export

R. G. L. Shuter, assistant Merchants—21, Jinkee Road; Teleph.

18629; Cable Ad:

5th edn., Bentley’s WestaR; Codes: A.B.C.

Lindsay, Jean, ^ Chinese

w Curios—Kelly

^ & H. M. Little, managing director

Walsh Building, 22, Nanking Road; D. W. Leach, director

Teleph. 12087 J. Machado

Agencies

Lindskog, B. J., Consulting Civil En- Phoenix Assurance Co., Ld.

gineer—27, Yuen Ming Yuen Road Statp Insurance Co., Ld.

n & wtm ifw n £ it Little Fopcs Garden Schqol

{See Educational)

Ling Liiffl

SangSang Tin Meu.Kv.ng

Printing Ink Co’Sze, Ltd., Little Shop, The, ChineseCurios, Black-

ofThe,Printing

Manufacturers and Wholesalers

and Lithographic Inks Lamp wood Furniture,

Shades—272, Jades,KiaUgse

Jewellery,Boad;

and

—Office: 38, Chefoo Road.

Tientungan Road.Chapei; Teleph. Factory: 35,; Teleph. 16.580

93016;

Cable Ad: Lingsang pr 7428 ; • Mrs. M. K. Boyd, partner

S. N. Chan, manager ■ R.(see

Poinsbt,

also Horigkong)do. (Hongkong)

F.K. K.K. Au, treasurer

Au, sales manager ;

K. W. Ho, factory manager Liu Chang

1 C9A1. Mining, . and Rail-

Lingo Trading Co..—feed)ueh Road; ; road Teleph. Co!.;)d96

Lkp.—22,.

' vAlhsCum R6ad;

Teleph. 16019; Cable Ad: 3948

Liu Ho Kou Mining Co., Ltd.—38,

Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. 13928;

Lie no yin chu tze chi ineh tsao chang Cable Ad: (Liuholin

Linotype and Machinery, Ltd., Manu-

facturers of: the Linotype, Composing' Liverpool A London

Co., Ltd.—21, A Globe

Jinkee Road;Insurance

Teleph.

Machine and High Grade Machinery

News- 11842;

for

paperLetterpress, Lithographic.and

Printers—38, Avenue Edward C. J. P.O, Boxresident

G. Hill, 758; Tel.secretary

Ad: Globance

VII; Teleph. 13448; P.O. Box 1152; Agents

Cable Ad: Linotype. Head Office: 9, Scofct,

Kings.>yay, London; Works:

England • Altrincham,

. Jardine,Harding

Matheson A Co., Ld. Ld.

A Co.,

-Hugh Middleton A Co. (Ins:) Ltd.

23

706 SHANGHAI

BE fM ^ Laou teh die Lonkomay,

Supplies, Pumps, , Technical and Industrial

Llewellyn & Co., Ltd., J., Wholesale Machinery,

and Retail Chemists and Manufacturers SteamElectrical

Engines,andetc.Mining

— 31,

of Aerated Waters—100, Nanking Road; Ad: Lonkomay Rue du Consulat; Teleph. 80454; Cable

Teleph.

R. J.Condie,10072; P.O. Box 617

generalsecretary

manager : P. Mailly, e.c.p., engineer and director

F. Mortimer,

Miss S. Efimchuk

^ M Lou tuck kunysze Ying shang luo po to yu hsien hung sze

Lloyd & Co., E. J,, Investment Agents Lopato, Sons, Ltd., A.—6, Soochow Road;

Teleph. 13482

and General Merchants

Road; Teleph. 10504; P.O. Box 1502; — 6, Kiukiang Directors—Robert

Cable A. Bassett, E. F.Bailey (chairman),

Bolitho, L. G.

E. J.Ad: Democracy

Lloyd, partner Cousins, A. L. Dickson, W. C.

James

S.Y. .CS.T.Tann

Lee, partner Foster, A. A. Lopato, E. A. Lopato

Zee | Miss P. Clement and T. E. Skidmore

Secretary—C.

Assist. Secretary—R. C. Newson, f.c.i.s.

McKelvie

Lloyd’s China Publishing Co.—315,

Glen (Line Building, 2, Peking Rd. ; Lovatt, W. H., Bill and Bullion Bro-

Teleph. 61038; Cable Ad: Shipnews ker—Room 317, 2a, Kiukiang Road:

Lloyd’s Register of Shipping—Glen Bullbear Telephs. 13053 and 14001; Cable Ad :

Line Building, 2, Peking Road; Te-

leph. 122612; Cable Ad: 'Register Lu-kia-Pang Observatory—Magnetic

Lloyd

14, Triestino

KiukiangPrivate Navigation

Road (1st Co.

door); Telephs. fit Kali tso Uze

16883-4-5, Exchange to all

Departments; P.O. Box 615; Cable Ad: Lowe, Bingham—& Glen

Accountants Matthews,

Line Chartered

Building

Lloydiano (2nd floor); Teleph. 15539 (2 lines); Cable

G.M.Russo Philippovich I E. Pioli. Ad: Explanate (in the Far blast) and

E. Grantsch [ Mrs. A .J. Fleming Celestor (Bond on) ,,

F. N. Matthews, f.c.a.

Loch, J., Hospital Supplies, Physical and E.H. F.R. Hardman,

Cleland, c.a.

Laborator / Apparatus—Arnhold Buil-

ding, 6, Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 18981; J. Fleming, c.a.C.A.

(Hongkong)

P.O.J. Loch,

Box 212; Cable Ad: Yenom A.

W. Ritchie,

E. Atwell, c.a.

c.a. do.

(Tientsin)

manager A.R.H.L.Ballard, f.c.a. (London)

Loh Wen Tsong & Sons, General Mer- Read

chants, Land and Estate Agents—474, A.A. J.J. Bell,

Kane,a.c.a.

a.c.a.

Nanking Road;

W. T. Loh, manager Teleph. 92124 D. R. Glass, b.a., a.c.a. a.c.a.

R. Huntley-Davidson,

Lonborg Insurance Office, Insurance J. E. Sifton

W. J. Richmond, C.A. a.c.a.

Agents—7, : Hankow Road; Telephs. B. H. Smith

65658

W. S.9 and 65813; Cable| Ad:R. Loninsurof

C. Lonborg E. Shilling G.H. E.Morgan

Marshall

A. Kooyman K. C. Sung E. J. Palmer

S. Gatton | Y. L. Yue

London Guarantee and Accident Co., T.L. Rudland

C. Baker

Ltd. (Far Eastern Branch), Fire—15, R, W.

R.E. Abraham

Mann Andersen FH. H.A. Rudland Calder

Peking

P.O.H. Box Road; Telephs.

719; Cable 15659

Ad: Phofire and 13300; W.Hetherington

M. Hind, manager C.A. J.S. Guignard G.P. Welch

A. Kemp

L. A. Smith T. H. OlsenGabb W. J. Darby

A.F. A.L. Sullivan(H.K.)

Ihglis, f.c.i.i. ] A.T. Saito

A. Lopes V.Airs.Z. D.YihIsherwood, stenographer

(Chinese accounts dept.)

C. Austin l J. M.j Portaria* Zio Yung Kong, compradore

SHANGHAI 707

Offices in Hongkong, Tientsin^ Peiping Lustre Fibre, Ltd., Artificial Silk—12,

and London TheA. Bund; Cable Ad: FibresManager for

Agents in Singapore: R. Robinson, general

Lowe, Bingham

accountants & Dunirian, chartered China

Luthy &/Co.,' (SiA.)y Consulting Civil

m ± m Engineers and Surveyors—212, Kiangse

Loxley & Co., W. B., Merchants—11, Road

Yuen Ming Yuen Road; TelepbA. 60717-8;

P.O.J. Box 658; Cable Ad:Lumphr)!

White bach A.C. E.Luthy,

Aeschbach, c.E., s.i.a.

Lenzlinger,c.E.c.E.

A. Russell (Kuala T. F. Yok, accountant

D.V.O.Hardy,

Russellsigns

(Hongkong)

the firm

C. J. Cress well, signs per pi'o. Maatschappij Tot-Mijm-Bosch en-Land

C. Nielsen Bouwexploitatie in Langkat — 1,

Bund; Teleph. 11174 (3 lines); Cable

LuEngineers—29,

Y. C. & Lee,Szechuen

Poy G„ Architects and

Road; Telephs. Ad:George Maobain

17880 and 14849; P.O. Box 1467; Cable McBain, general agent

Ad: Genyue; Radio 1237 Maaz (Robert) Import Co., Importers of

PoyT. G.P. Lee,

Wong,r.a.,manager

architect ; General Merchandise — 38, Kiangse

K. P. Chang, architect Road; Teleph.

Head Czechoslovakia 14649;

Office: Leipziger Cable

PlatzAd:1 Robmaaz.

Reichen-

J. K. Ling, c.E., engineer berg,

Y. O. Lee, m.arch., architect R. Maaz, gen. mgr. (Reichenberg)

Luebbert’s E. A. Scherzer, general manager

U.S.A.^81, Pharmacy,

Nanking Road;Fed.Telephs.Irsc. King E. Koy, Chinese do.

K. S. Chen, chief clerk

17993, 17943 and 17908; Office and Co- S. L. Zee, shipping clerk

downs: 278, Kiangse Road; Open all P. S. Chen, bookkeeper

night for the convenience

E. Luebbert, general manager of the public

M. Nesvadba, accountant McBain

Foochow& Road; Co., Teleph.

Cecil, 17894;

Merchants

Cable—Ad:9,

M. G.Carnavarro,

M. Arcus, I, J.office

Eger,assistant

and L. Ziskin Coalmac

Prescription Dept. ||jt Mah pin

M. G. Arcus, I. J. Eger and L. Ziskin McBain, George—1, The Bund; Teleph.

SalesMiss

Dept.B. M. Soares I J F. Sung 11174; P.O. Box 306; Cable Ad: Macbain

Miss Eymard | C. C. Sung W. R. McBain

Miss Ying T. K. Lo E. B. McBain I N. S. Tsze

Miss B. Leigh | F. T. Chiang W. A. Turnbull | F. C. Woo

Distributors for S.C. L.S. Yih

Chun I| Mrs.

Miss Wallace

Dowdall

“Smiles and Chuckles”, Metcalfe’s George McBain, Import dept.—

world famed Chocolates

Andrew Jergens Co., Makers of Wood- Telephs. 11172-4; P. O. Box 1160;

bury’s Cable Ad:Schofield’s,

Macimports; etc. Codes:

CleansingSoap,Cream

Facial andCream, and

Jergen’s N.

Bentley’s,

Lotion

Mer-Cur-O-Cin, the guaranteed Hong F. S. McBain

Kong Foot Remedy ^ Yung chong

United Distillers Ltd., Vancouver

B.C., “Mistletoe” Dry Gin “U.D.L.” Macbeth, Gray & Co., Tailors and

Rye Whisky

bon Whisky and “Glenmore” Bour- Gentlemen’s Complete Outfitters —

56,J.Nanking

MacbethRoad; Teleph. 14247

1 w Company, Im- E. A. Dearn | C. Iverv

Lumsdaine Oriental

porters and Exporters of Oriental w ^ ^

Merchandise—22, Yuen Ming Yuen

Road; Teleph. 14826; Cable Ad: McCracken, —5, Avenue

Dr. J. C., m.jx, f.a.c.s., d.sc.,

Petain; Teleph. 70466;

LumsJaine Also St. Luke’s Hospital

23*

SHANGHAI

McDonald, Ranald George, b.a;,-ll.b., Loong mow

Barrister-a;t-law and Legal l^actifcioner, Mackenzie & Co., Ltd., Hydraulic Press

Registration of Patents and' Trade

Marks, etc.—23, Yuen Ming Yuen Road, Canton Road, and at Tientsin,Agents—8,

Packers and Commission

“Shanghai;

Ranald Shanghai”;Teleph. 10193; Cable Ad:

Codes, A.B.C. 5th Chungking and Ichang; P.O. Hankow, Box 353

and 6th edns., Western Union, Bentley's F. W. Poate, managing-director

and Kime’s W. A. Argent,

M.K.Coniface, director

do.

M. Bryson, secy.

Macdonald, T. & Co. —1076, Sinza A.H. T.F. Pennecard

Newton I F.K. W. Poate, jr.

W.E.Campbell

Road; Teleph. 30406; Cable Ad: H. G. Fabian | Miss Hunter

Undertaker Pootung Wharf

W. M. Ferguson G.L.Wallace, wharf manager

C. Williams

McDonnell & Gorman, Inc., Engine- Agents London for

ering Projects—6, Yuen Ming Yuen Co., Ld.and Lancashire Fire Insurance

Road; Cable Ad : Macdon

Mackenzie, Stewart & Co, (Man-

MACFIE, D', Rep rcscn ta-tive—25, Jinkee chester), Ltd., Shippers and Producers

Road; Teleph. 10843; P.O. Box of21, Cotton Jinkee and Woollen Piece

Road; 16144;Goods—

1757; Cable Ad: Sydhudson Box 640; Cable Ad: Teleph,

Makenmaric P. O.

C. A. Stiebfel; resident representative

McGregor Iron Works, Manufacturers

of PorcelainWard

■ Signs—235, Enamelled

Road; Iron Ware50467

Teleph. and McKesson & Robbins, Inc.—114

J. H. McGregor, general mgr. Tien dong Road; Cable Ad: Mac-

Mrs. F. McGregpr, cashier kesson

W. A. Dalgarno C.Representing

M. Wong, McKessonmanager A Rob-

R. J. McGregor , bins, Inc. Brideport, Ccnn.

J. Campbell Wholesale Manufacturers of

A. Nestorovitch Drugs and Chemicals

Ed. Rudsit

P. Vereschetin It! & ^ Jc Tdi ying hung sze

C. Tsao Mackinnon, Mackenzie &lines); Co.—1,P.O.Box

Canton

McGregor . & : Co., J. H., Consulting 354; Cable Ad: P.11428<3

Road;Telephs.

Engineers 4o the Enamelling Industry, sular; M.M. & Co, B.I.S.N. Co,Penin- & O. S. N. Cog Ld.:

Import

Yitreous Merchants, Manufacturers

Enamel s — 235,-. i Ward1 Road;of Ama,trep;

Mackinnons; E. & A. S.,8. Co, w-

Teleph. 50467 Caminius Marine, Insurance Co, Ld.:

J. H. McGregor, manager H. Y. Wilkinson, D.s.o , partner

Mrs. F. McGregor, cashier H.F.E.\X.Standage,

J. M. Foster o.b.e,jI W.

Mackinnon T.

signs

W. L.perDunbar

G. tpme pro.

Macgregors,

Teleph. 16850;Ltd.P.O,—4,BoxFoochosv

344; CableRoad;

Ad: Outdoor Staff

Magellan

•J.N. F.C. Macgregor, ■, director

governing

H.F.E.Smithson

Webber ) C. J. Sangster

Macgrbgor, do. Macksqud

E. F. Bateman, director and secy.

W.A..G.H.Grokam, broideries—320, Kiangse Lace

Importing Co, Road;andTelepb.

Em-

Parker | do.IT. Whittaker 12384; P.O.

J. Mathieu Box

Maloof, manager 762; Cable Ad: Lacefilet

Snen, compradore

Machado, Q. J., f.g.s.l.. Advocate—17,

Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. 1093,6,; Maclaine Slgar Co, Ltd,

P.O. Box 776; Cable Ad: Macaense Bund Telephs. 19077 andSugar—12

14728; CableThe

Miss C. Marques, secretary

L. T. Mah, Chinese translator Ad: Maclaine

C. M. Wise, China representative

SHANGHAI 709

Macmillan Co. of New York, The, Maison Arcus, Modes, Millinery andFurs

Publishers—20, —Hamilton House; Teleph,s. 14389 &

10105; Cable Ad:Museum PachamacRoad; Teleph. 14047; Qable Ad : Ai-cus

P. Y. Z. Loch, representative in China C. MIT.me.Arcus,, manager

Is} S’ IS fc Zting tah hung sze Mrs. M.T. E,LinBrooke

oh, designer ,

McMullan & Co. (Shanghai), Ltd., Jajies, •T. Patushinsky

General Import and Export Merchants E. Lewis

—15, Museum Road; P.O. Box 1525;

Cable Ad: Multiple

D. F. R. McMullan, director m m is ^ n m m m

H. L Gibson, director and manager MAlSQit —561-3, JjUCipi,

Avenue ilibdes, FursTeleph.

Jqfite; and Millinery

72202;

Mrs. Liesecke | Mrs. Shek Cable Ad: Lucile

fg Sin fu Mme. O. Koltsoff Lucile. proprietress

Madier, Ribet et Cie. (Canton, Yoko- and designer

hama, 'New York, Lyons), Raw Silk Cf. g Hang fu

and Waste Silk Exporters—9, Aven.

Edouard VII; Telephs. 11176-9; P.

O. Box 307; Cable Ad: Madiersilk Maison de Nouveautes (et d’Objets

Religieux), Wholesale and Retail

.H.1. Madier

Madier | A. Ribet Dealers in High Class Religious Goods of

all kinds, Glassware, Art Publications,

Ch. de Boissezon, signs per pro. Fancy

etc.—19,Gd6ds and Road;

Nanzing Sundry Cable Novelties,

Ad:

Madsen W., Commission Agent—1, Nouveautes; Code: A.B.C.

R. F. Savard-Rrimedios, proprietor 5th Mh.

Canton Road; Teleph. 19245; P.O. Mrs.A. M.L. Cameron SaVard-Remedids,

Box 1936; Cable Ad: Madsenco B. Siquiera, accountant do.

Magazine Shop, The—601,

A. N. Ternovsky, manager Avenue Joffre

Maison Regina, Ladies Gown:' and

Haumow Millinery—782, Bubbling Well Rd.;

Cable Ad: Neveleo

MagilS

porated & Co,

under theLtd., James

Hongkong (Incor- JQ Yum fong

Ordmanbes),A Custdms aridCompanies

Freight Mainland k Cd., Lxp. (thcorpoxated in

Brokers,^Transportation, Storage, Light- the LLK.),

erage—120, Kiangse Rd.; Toleph. 1128,4 Auctioneers—33-7T ' Szgcl' Merchariis Slid .uen

Piece Goods

(3 H.lines); Cablemanaigidg

Ad: MagilL Road;

Wyatt, directbi*;' Telephs.*;.10397 (G^SeraLManager), 10497

T. M. Nee, efirector (General Office), 10829

14308 (Compr&dore’s Office) (Chinese Office),

H. Martin R.Al'W.MWells; general

askiTt.manager

!

H.

H. Blaiman

Pawelzig . Cobbetfe, general mgr.

J. Greenberg . : L.: F. Wood 1 AV. Hunter u

kS. J, Wyatt A. T. Dow j.»;Miss Peach b

Managers for. Ching

Ching Tali Bay, compradord

Sai To:;g

The Whangpoo Tug & Lighter Co.', Ltd. rass!st. do.

Magnani, A., Chemicals—452, Kiangse Major B:e>-., Ltd. (Kiaugsu Chemiual

Road; Teleph. 61360;: Cable Ad : Works)—18^, Cable Ad: MajoV ' :

Ferry Itoa’ i; Teleph,' 36148;

Magnani L. £. Ftslirii, gendral'iiuinager

Mahommedan Mosque—(N'rie Churches)

Mater, W., , Importer, Clocks, Malcolm it ® .!§ Maer .hoWj

Watches, Gramophones, etc.—4, in Hongkong), & Company, Ltd. (Incorporated

Edward Ezra Road; PiO.ABox' 1165 —Wayfoong House, Engineers and Importers

56, Szebhuen Road,

Main .

' (Uhies);'Cable

,chants--23, Yuen Ming .Yubn/Road; : A. Malcolm, . director Triplerais ‘

Cable Ad : Dunmain , R. S. Macmill.-in,! do. '

SHANGHAI

M. Spiegle'rL secretary Chef<66 Agents

J. Parsons, James McMullan Co , Ltd.

R.T. G.G. Hand

Morrison C.M. Asuncion

Ferras Hankdw Agents

W. K. Peltz Miss E.F. E.C. Kelly Krill Thomson & Co., Ltd.

A. Venshow Miss Peiping Agents

S.W.Tay Miss A.Tayler C- G. Danby, district mgr.

F. Chow, compradore Tientsin Agen ts

J.F. A.D. Tibesart,

Bisseker d.istrict mgr.

MaLlotjk

Eorters ofBros., Lace Manufacturers

and Embroideries and—Ex- 25, Harbin Agents

Central Bryner & Co., Ltd.

663; CableRoad; Ad: Teleph.

Malesh 18261; P.p. Box

J. Maloof, manager Mali tsay

Mamary Bros, (of New York), Art Mariiel, Confectioners — 242-3-4-6, Sze-

Linens and Handkerchiefs — 24, The Teleph. 12536; Cable Ad:Nanking

chuen Road and 102,

Marcel

Road;.

Bund;

Cable Ad:P.O.Mamary Box 1055; Teleph. 14208; L. R. Hossentlopp, proprietor

E. Martin, manager

Maseeh Brothers, Ltd. (Wolver- Marchand, G., Representative-Tele-

hampton, England), Manufacturers graph Building, 4, Avehue Edward

of Yarnishes, Fine Colours, Print- VII; Teleph. 16692

ing Inks, etc.—19, Museum Road ;

Teleph. 19473; P.O. Box 697

A. R, Johnston, repres. in China ^ Mekao

T. S. Begg Sons & Co., Ld., Sole Agents Mar-Kao, Ltd., Importers and Exporters

Manley Manufacturing Co., Exporters —29, Szechuen Road;

Ad: Teleph. 13069;

of Chinese Handmade Products — 3, P.O. Box 1479; Cable

Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th

Marco; Cod

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Representing:— F. Foelster

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Ltd.—24, Yuen Ming Yuen Road:

Yi pin chuen ya tsiang Telephs. 10644 and 18950; Cable Ad:

Manufacture Cer'amique de Shanghai, Natwirtel W. J. Richards, repres. for China

Brick and Tile Factory—100, Bre-

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Ad: Mancercha Brokers, Forwarding Agents,Motorboats

Haulage

E. Molineo, manager Contractors, Lightermen,

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Manufacturers Life Insurance

310-3, Wayfoong House, 56, Szechuen lephs. Co.— 11000 (6 lines); Cable Ad:

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Teleph. 10912; Marden

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ofTeleph.

Fur and

18942;Skins—142,

Cable Ad:Szechuen

MarderfurRoad; N. M. Yakovleff, advocate, secretary

L. Mrs.

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R. S. Koskinen A. C. Tsankin, advocate

Y. C. Tsien | P. C. Kiang T. T. Yao, do.

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10121

399A. W. Slater, agent and attorney

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Marthoud k (Cie., Silk and China Pro-

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(Oxford), Surgeon to General Hospital, Teleph. 14200; Cable Ad: Maraudius

L. P.Marthoud (Lyons, France)

Physician to H.B.M.’s Consulate-General

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Kan Tan Chow Road Memorial Hall—201, Szechuen

L. C. Niu, secretary in charge

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kong k Shanghai BankRooms: BuildingHong- Bank Building (4th floor), 24, The Specie

(4th Telephs. Bund;

floor), Foochow Road Entrance; Telephs. (Office); Cable 18980 Ad:

(Restaurant)

Mayue and 16904

15047-8 H. Y. Mo, managing director

!

712 SHANGHAI

Maky Gaedkx Tobagc!t Co.—Sales Divi- Mataichi Kabijshiki KaiSh a. Cotton

sion: Yarn and Piece •'Goods—55jr '• ’Sze^huen.

18980. 369-372,

GeneralFoqciiow Hoad; Teleph.

Office: Yokohama Boad; Telephs. 12095, 12357 and 13296;

Specie ' Cable Ad: Mataiebi

Bank Building (4th floor), 24, The Bund; T. Koga, manager

Teleph. 16904; Cable Ad:

H. Y. Mo,, managing director Mayue u

• Maskee, Weekly ; Magazine —- 20, — ^ Fouh ye

Museum Boa(f, Room 416; Teleph. Mataichi Yoro, Coal and Shipping Mer-

18991; P.O. Box 363. chants— 30, Nanzing Boad; Teleph,

H. Gooper, editor . 45625

* f. Owens, secretary M. Hayashi, proprietor

J. Digby B. Takaha$hi

MASOXi' :

■ Materiel Technique, ILe, Bailway and

District . Orand .Boji^EiOE Scottish Naval Materials and Textile Ma-

chinery--6, Kiukiang Boad; Teleph.

Freemasonry Tn North China 14834; Cable Ad: Telint

D.D. G.G. Ml

M. -F. G. Penfold;Young

Depute—SVC. M: N. Pavo1 sky, mgr. for China

D. (1. Secr.Qta.ry—;S. B. Bill

Maso.niOkCharity- Pvni> u m m ^ m

Trustees—'ll. .!. Clark, D.g.m., and Ma teh fern lan chang

F. < i. Penfold ^ Mather

Platt, Ltd., 11159

Engineers — 4,

President—W. Nation

Hon. Physicians—E. L. Marsh, m.b., Peking Tdlephs.

c.m., D.p.ir. Liddell Bros. & Co., Ld.,

F. Fffitcher, representative agents■ ’'

Horn TreasurerjYC. Matthews

Masonic Hall-1623,, Ayenue Hoad; Hi |j§ Alow dah sung

Teieph. 30702 Matheson & C(i,‘C EORuB, Boad;

Importers and

C. Matthews, custodian Exporters—35, JinkeC Teleph.

Hon.

Hon. Secretary—A.

Almoner—Yer^B,: Wheen

Bev. A. C. 13017: Cable Ad: Jeomiith

Trivett —

Mathez, 1’.,"Watches, etc.—14, Honan

Northern Lodge of China, No. 570, Boad; Mathkinos

Teleph. 13518; Cable Ad:

W. M.-H., W. Pilcher

S.J. W.-L:

W. -H. B.M.F.Wheeh

Mann Mayar Silk Mills—830, Bue B. de

Treasurer F. Bateman Montmorand; Office: 10, Shantung

Seeretarj,'—HX. Allen ; ;; Bo ad

H. Tsai, .general manager

Masonic Olub (see Clubs) , ® tt EP 3= #S

$1 l H M&imk Me? sutig yin hwari

.Master dz, Co.. rM. J., Commission Agents^

May Sun & Co,-, Paper Merchants —50,

General and

Sirters. Merchants',

Exporters CoalofAgehts, Im- Honan Boad; Teleph. 90916

Silk'Teleph.

Piece;

oods—9a’ Hafikbw Shad';' May War Lee & Co., Importers and Ex-

.10.923: Cable A drCha^na. ^ porters--140, Nanking Boad; Teleph.

.1.69.00 . ,a •

Masukow Co., .Ltd., Generai 1 Importers,| Mkason (V. Co., Lip., M. S», Electrical

Exporters and Commission Agents—3,;

Foochow. Boad; Telephs. 16056, 12763 Manuiiiicturers,. i Engineers^ etc.—47,

and 18163r. P;G. Box 669; Cable Ad : Ningpo Boad •; ■ Teleph. 14627

Wokusam >w ■ " •* ' . 1 '

H. Sakaybrkitnanaging 'direfctdrf • . 1 < M. S/ MeflsOn; director

M. S. Koo, manager

SHANGHAI 713

Medical Analysis Laboratory' and 1$ ^ MdCheSz

Laboratory Chemical Research* (La- Melchers & Co., Import, Export,

boratory

Biobheniistry of and

t'athalogy. Bacteriology, Shipping and Insurance - 19-20,

X-ray Depanmont—

10,'

12241 Hankowu ’• Rotijd (1st floor); ^leph, Kiukiapg

Import, Export,Ropd;.Bbokihg..and

Tflephs., 16342-45,,for,

Insurance

Dr. ^ A. Lempert Dept, and 15^69 ;(3 lines) for Shlppihg

~A.N. S.V. Pomus, m.d. Dept.; P.O. Box 1004; Cable Ad: Melcorp

Bundikoff, M.D. (Export), Melchersco (Import),

Nordlloyd (Shipping). Home Office: C.

Melchers & Co., Bremen.

Hankow, Tientsin, Hong Kong,Branches:

Canton,

^ M y Mei d« kin Tsingtau, Swatow, Peiping & Tsinanfu

Medicon, Ltd., S. A., Importers of1 Partners:—A. Koiff (Bremen), K. Lin-

Medicines and Hospital Supplies- — demann (Bremen), Ad. Widmann,

6, Kiarigse Road; Teleph. 10891; Dr.

Cable Ad : Nocidem

H.Th. Saegert; manaiger kongl, E. Micha^lshn (Breineri)(Hong

A. Korffi C. G. Melchers

Mellbardt s ! Miss R. Hgblzel

H. W. Breuer, signs the firm

Y. L. Tseng, cotopradore H. Dieckmann,

Ed. Warneken, signs do.: per pro.

J. E. Ackermanii

|!lli 1^ Mee yck K. Dietrich Mrs.N.Masbiri

Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie, Mer- Miss

K. Halla M. Eix H. Meyer

chants—16, Canton Road; Telephs. Mrs. H. Mueller

A.MissHering

F. .I.1. Schmidt

18174 (3 lines) ; P.O. Box 997; Cable Kolkman Miss’B.Viez

Ad: Skorsten

P. Westendorff (Hamburg),,. General Agentx - North German Lloyd

C. Rieck do, ;> Bremen

C, A.Schultz Shanghai F.H. Rudloff,

Rohlmann signs„perA.pro.Paul

Cortum, signs per pro. :

C.W.Emmermann

Behncke, | do. A. Schneider H. Buelow E. A. Schmidt

VV. Leutsch E. Schult Mrs. F. Hayward E. Schwartz

W. Mascher Mrs. F.

O.K. Jurany

Ludwig | H.MissB. Woelckfen

Gruen^pan C. S.German

North Maschmann Schroeder

P. Reitf | Miss M. Stohler tion,uShanghai—H. Brede Inspec-

Lloyd, Bremen,

W. Roessler ; Mrs. M.

■ Stoltenberg Agents— Maersk Line A. P. Moller,

; J. Bother Copenhagen, Isbrandtson-Mpller Co.'

H. Schielsky . Mrs. F. Triebig Inc., 17, Battery Place, New York

General Agents—Hamburg-Bremen Fire

Mehta & Co., Rue Export and, J,mporjtTeleph.

Mer- Insurance Co.

chants—25, du Cable

Constdat; O. Schneider Fabrik v. Hey deni

Agents—Chemische

83203; P. O. Box 801; Aai'Dogdo Radebeul—Dresden

E.

Agents—3.Rathje R. Greig, A.-G,, ,Ba,'ie

ft m ® i m W. Grabig

Mei Shun S.S. Co., Shipping Agents General Motorwerke,

Agents — D.K.W, Zschopauer

and Shipowners

Teleph. 12903; Cable— 6,Ad:Szechuen

Meishun Road; pau/Saxony J. S. Rasmussen, Zscho-

T. K. King, manager Showroom & Sales Office: 627,

Avenue Koch; dept,

Telephjs, 70140-9(Re-

T.S. I.K. LeeChang H. Vollrath,

frigeration)

manager

W. S. Lee J. cars'

Vollrath, depf. maiiager (Motor-

Mei Yah Trading Co., Importers of and Motorcycles)

Textiles and Sundries—9, Hankow .Agents—N/V H. Nied | H. Steiner

Road; Teleph. 18581; P.O, Box entaP’ CaoutohoucInternationale “L'ontinr

Compagnie, Am-

1172; Cable Ad: Westcott sterdam—Hanover

1. ,1 acob, director “Continental” Tyre dept.: 627,

iT. 0. Woo, do.

K. F Muller, manager A.Avenue Foch; Telephs.

F. Schliemann, Tepres.. 70140LiH

HANG HA i

Mercantile Bank of India ' (See , C. EIt.l. Thiollier Miollis,'locaj manager

Banks) R. Yofernat

Mercantile Co., The, General Mer-

chants—72, Szechuen Road; Teleph. F.It. daHngern

Portaria P.P. d’Hitnderes

Yictal

17865,; Cable, Ad: Genshoto , , E. Bigel H, A. Harrs

J. Roliz Mrs. O. Ogoline

Mercantile Marine Officer’s Club— Metal Box and Printing Industries,

'{S,ee Clubs) . Ltd.—Sassoon House; Teleph. 10069;

P.O. Box 1324; Cable Ad: Demitints

n % m m m w *% /ncorjiorating

Song van ying chat yu han hmg.sze i Hudson Scott & Sons, Ld., Carlisle

Mercantile. Printing Co. (1925), Barclay & Fry, Ld,, London

Ltd., Printers and Lithographers—

Head Office and Works: 75, Wei' E.F. Atkins

C, B.arlow & Co., Ld., Hull

& Sons, Ld., London

haiwei Road; Teleph. 3182i2-«3; Town T. F. Boutle & Co„ Ld., London

Office: Room 407, 31, Jinkec Road; British

E. T. GeeSure

& Seal Co.,

Sons, Ld., Ld., London

Liverpool

Teleph. 19650 Henry Grant & Co^, JLd., London

W. A. White, director I. A. Hodgson & Co., Ld., Newcastle

A. Y. White, do. British Can Co., Ltd. Liverpool

A.BeckE. iLockyer,

fo Swann, manager

secretaries G.Worcester

H.' Williamson & Sons, . Ld.,.

Mrs. C. W. Rayden Directors—F. N. Hepwofth (chair-

P. S. Pih man), B. S. Bramwell, C. C. Conway

J. Jacopi | B. Y. Woo (U.S.A.), J. Crabtree, H. W. Cramer-

I.(U.S.A.)

A. Hodgson, O. C. Huffman

and G. E. Williamson

Mercury Press, The—17, Ave. Ed- J. Gartner, a.c.a., secretary

ward yil; Teleph. 11389 • E. Powell, Far Eastern administrator

Geo. C. Bruce, general manager

Sales Organisation for

^ Mei fah Perkins

Bank Note & Co., Ld., London-

BaconEngravers

MerEcki, H.—16, Jinkee Road ; Teleph JohnArt Waddington,

Printers andLd.,PlayingLeeds. Card

Fine

15948; P.O. Box 428; Cable Ad: Merfah

H.T.Merecki Manufacturers

J. Evans | Chou Lee'Nea B. Taylor & Co. (Manchester),

Manchester. Chop, Ticket Specialists Ld.,

Merritt, Ltd., Heating and Sani- E. W. Bliss Co., London and Brooklyn,

tary Engineers and Contractors—9, N.Y. Sheet Metal Machinery

Ave. Edward VII; Teleph. '18104 Metal Coating Cq. of China—ICO,

C. J. Merritt - Wuting Road; Teleph. 30677; Cable

H. W. Hart Baker Ad: Mttalcoat

Mertens,

Office: 788; Dr.Bubbling

H., Medical

Well Practitioner-

Road; Teleph; Metallisation Cq, of China, Ltd., Metal

31222; Residence: Hotel Monchen Spraying Process

Architectural Work,foretc.Structural and

Wayfoong

House, 56, Szechuen Road,

Teleph. 11225, (4 lines); Cable Ad: 1st.:.Floor;

*3 & M ft 0 & * Metallise

Ta fdh lco hoo lun zuenilvu/flg sz Malcolm & Co., Ltd.,

A.R. SJMacMillan,

Malcolm, genera! managers

director

Messageeies Maritimes, Compa&nie do.

des (French Mail Co.) N 9.10,

French Bund; Telephs. 82034 (3 M. Spiegler, Secretary ‘ ■ : f'.

lines)

J. Devilte', geimratagent t for the Methodist Episcopal Mission {see

Far East Churches) ~ '

SHANGHAI 715

Meteo-Gcldwyn-Mayer of China—55, Michael, Albert (Member of the

Nanking Kqad; Teleph. 10529; Shanghai Stock Exchange). Broker—

Cable 16, Central Road; Residence 1365, Rue

E. F. Ad: Metrofilms

O’Connor, manager Lafayette; pabiq.Acp Amicable

Isabel Diniz- '

W. W. Deitz f .C. Wong MicifAEL Engineering Co.—164, Pek-

E. A. Harrs. | , Z. L. Chu ing Road, Room 22;; Teleph. 19617;

WTetropofe Hotel 1 P.O. Box 1894; Cable Ad: (Leachim

Ed. Artegeiv resident maiiag% A. V. White, managing director

H. Michael, general manager

METROPOivITAN FlLM DISTRIBUTING CO. F. J. Brand | ' W. Haousing

^Laidlaw Building, 106, Szechuen

Bbad; Teleph. 19493; P.O. Box Michelin & Co., M., Motor Accessories—

1045; Cable Ad : xTalkie . ',

G. IT. Gassoun, g^erar .'ijiaHager 16, Museum Road; Cable Ad: Michintyfe

M. J. Cruz, secretary. V

Metropolitan Band & Building Co,, Pao zung pao foong>pao hsien Ining sze

Ltd. -12, Jinkee Boad; Teleph. Middleton & Co. (Insurance) Ltd.,

T5455: Cable Ad: Metro Hugh, Managers and Agents for Eire

Directors F. B. Smith (chair- and Marine Insurance Companies—2a,

man and managing director), J. Kiukiang

T. W. Brooke, B. Calder Mar- P.O. Box Rd.; Telephs. 11962 and 16595;

shall, W. C. Gomersall, A. Mc- Bentley’s 482; Cable Ad: Humid; Code:

Lure,, O. Okambto, E. Sigant,

■ C. V. Starr and Yustin Yeo Hugh

H. E. D.Middleton, Bisector

Adams, secretary

Murray G. Davies, manager J. R. Jenkins

Metropolitan-Yickers

port Co., Ltd., SteamElectrical

Turbines, Con- Ex- Agencies

Licences & General Ins. Co., Ltd.

densers and Electrical Machinery— Legal & General AsSur. Soc., Ltd.

Room 329, Sassoon House; Teleph. 14629; British Oak Ins. Co., Ltd.

Cable Scottish Insurance Corp., Ltd.

F. S.Ad: Metrovick

Keys, representative. . Thames & Mersey Marine Ins. Go., Ltd.

Liverpool London & Glpbe Insurance

& M. Zmg zuen loong . Co., Ltd.

AIeyerink Co., Wm., Merchants 66, Road Transport and general

Sziechuen Boad; Teleph. 16984;: RO. Box InsuranceInsurance

Travellers’ Co, Ltd.Assoc., Ltd.

515:H. Tiefenbacher

Ad: Cable Meyerink General Ins. Co., Ltd. of Trieste &

/ E. M.WuGreiger, :1

Sdhrammsigns per pro-e-* i Venice

L. Lange, do. Middleton. & Co., Ltd., Merchants

E- Leistner | . E. 'Welsing 1 and Commission

Road.; Teleph. 10893:Agents—2,

P.O; BoxCanton

967;

Agencies

Fabriques Des Montres Zenith, Le Cable Ad: Middy

Locle (Switzerlapfl). \ y, .

Union Assurance Society, Ld., London . , < W. B. O. Middleton,'director

Caledpnian Insurance Co., L/yidon A. R. Madar

“ Miag Muehlenbau and Industrie A,-G.

Flour, Rice and Oil Mills,: Elevators, Ying shang chang ye.h ti chain

• etc.—21,

Cement Yuen Plants,Ming

, Breweries,

Yuen Road;Bakeries,

Teleph. yu hsien icung sze

17780: Cable Ad:

C. Trube, m.e. Muehlenbau , .? j Midland ' Investment Co., Ltd.—^,

SobcKotv Road; Teleph. 13482

m m x fa m A, L. Dickson, director

H. Moore, do.

Miao, Kay-Pah, Civil Engineer and D. W. M. Price, do.

Architect, Land and Estate Agents— ■O. C. NeVsbn,‘F.c.i.s., secretary

588b, Connaught Road; Teleph. 33341 K. McKelvie, assist. do.

716 SHANGHAI

jj£ .EE S’a-tt lee Ming Chong Book Stoke, Booksellers and

Mikasa ‘ & Co-, Japanese Silk a!nd Box •Stationers—469,

1460 Avenue Joffre; P.O.

Curios; Dry Cleaning and Dyeing, Y. H. Liu, manager

and Shirt Makers—208, Bubbling

Well Boad; Teleph. 31382; Cable Ming Hw a Commercial and Savings

Ad : Mikasaco . Bank, Ltd.—112, Peking Road; Te-

' C. Torii, manager ■ . .. leph. 19810; Cable Ad: Minghwa

K. P. Ohang, general manager

AIing ,Sun Egg Farm, Poultry Breeders,

Mi ling ton kvjang how yu hsien hung sze j Poulti’y MatpLery, Incubators, Brooders, and

Supplies—Farm: 514, Ziang Ying

Millingtok, Ltd. (Incorporated in Hong- Road, Office:

Kiangwan; Teleph. Kiangwan 38.

3, Museum Road; Telepns. 17665

kong), Practitioners in Advertising—

Millington House, 113-115, Avenue aridZ. 19004

Edward - VII; Teleph. 84000; P,0. Box T. Tsarig, proprietor

750; Cable Ad: Milladvert

Mint, The Central; North End Gor-

,. Board

, TG.ofDrake^rd,cliairin.ai)....

Directors

don Road, Chapei; Teleph. 36228;

N”. L.

: . _o. DWdsdti, "'do. Sparkel 'director 1f ' A —. , Cable Ad: Centralmint

Comdr. F. I>.-'Davey, do. , 'Clifford Hewitt, technical expert

O.J. A.S. E.Lieu,

Bates,' do. / do. Minutti : & CiE, Civil Engineers,

F. C. B.Millington,

Mrs. M. Rp.w, managing

private director Reinforced

secretary

.Concrete Specialists,

Surveyors, etc.—-25, Rue Chu Pao

Airs. (). .F. Cakfer, assist. do. San; Teleph. 84146; Cable Ad: Be-

G. A. Hill-Reid, advemsihg dir. tonlemi

Studio . t. i art,dir. V i R. Minutti,

M. J.'Shuodski, W. Walt, architect

Copy Dept; . ' H M. Troitzky, engineer

Y. S. .Wai, director of' Chinese A. Tchao Mien, secretary

advertising; ■ Miorini,

Outdoor

B. Rozenbauxn, Advertising Dipt.manager

directing Vienna),Dr.Specialist

Albert, m.d. (UniversityMid-of

in Surgery,

wifery and Women’s Ailments—267,

Display Dept. Kiangse Road (2nd floor);

Residence: 345, Yu Yuen Road; Teleph.Teleph.

14425

S, S. Astafietf, manager) ..

' Accounting Dept.. ■ 27490

A. H.

L.W. J. Barson, finance director /

W. Jones,-accountant Missionary Home—{See . Churches &

Clark Missions)

Mies C. Da vidian j Miss S. G(. Wolfe Missions to (Lepers—{See Churches &

. General Office: ; • _ Missions)

Aliss manage Elmer

i Kelly;. n.sc. business Mitsubishi Bank—(Nee Banks)

Sales Stafi'

J.A". Heyman, sales manager

P. Choy, Chinese sales manager San ling hung sze

Hongkong Office Mitsubishi

subishi Shoji Co.),

Trading Kaisha, Ltd. (Mit-

Importers, Ex-

L. W. Bush, manager porters,

Milne, F. E,. Chartered Architect— Agents — 9, Canton Road; Insurance

Shipowners and Telephs.

29, Szef h'uen Road: Teleph. 19295 18080-7-8-9; Cable Ad: Iwasakasi

D.C.Oi,Inagaki,

manager

Minaeolo a: Co.,, G, Wine, Spirit and sub-manager

Provision Merchants— 36/8, Rue du S. Tanaka, signs per pro.

Consular : Teleph. 84972 ; Cable Ad : S. Iwata,

S. Maejima, do.

do.

Minarolo

G. Alin arolo Mitsui Bank—(Nee Banks)

ADVERTISEMENT 716a

| CONSULT |

MILLINGTON, LTD.

ADVERTISING AGENTS |

PUBLISHERS-PRINTERS

HONGKONG HOTEL GARAGE, Ltd.

CHINA MOTOR BUS Co.

PEAK TRAMWAY Co., Ltd.

CHINA GENERAL OMNIBUS Co., Ltd.

SHANGHAI TRAMWAY Co., Ltd.

TIENTSIN TRAMWAYS

SHANGHAI TELEPHONE Co., Ltd.

HONGKONG TELEPHONE Co., Ltd.

CANTON MUNICIPAL TELEPHONE ADM.

ETC.

SPECIALISTS IN HIGH CLASS ADVERTISING

HONGKONG OFFICE: 5. QUEEN’S ROAD C.

CANTON OFFICE: BANK OF CANTON BLDG.

HEAD OFFICE: MILLINGTON HOUSE, S’HAI.

DISTRICT MAHAGER (SOUTH CHIHA) L.W. BUSH

SHANGHAI 717

^ j; Hany clvmy

Mxtsxxi Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. (Mitsui & Moller & Co., Merchants, Shipowners,

Co.,

Box 312.3 Ltd.) — 49, Szechuen Road; P.O. Agents and Freight Brokers—Rooms

T. Morioka, manager 200-206, Hongkong & Shanghai Bank

Building; 2nd Floor, 12, The Bund;

S.R.C. Inaba,

Shimada, assist,do.manager

Hanyu, do.

Telephs. 10217 & 19466; P.O. Box 1312;

Cable Ad: Moller; Codes: Boe, Scott’s,

S. Kango, secretary A.B.C: 5th andcomplete

and Bentley’s, 6th edns.phrase

M Eric Moller, managing director

Eric B. Moller, sub-manager

Miyakova, Shirts and Pyjamas — IP, LindsayB.B.Moller

Moller

Boone Road; Teleph. 40757

Y. Mayeda, manager R.Ralph

A. Ybuug, .senipr captain

Mxyoshi Yoko, Coal Merchants — 58, S.P. Sakheim,

Tenissoh, accountant

marine supt. .

Szechuen Road; Tel eph. 13634; Cable Mrs. E. B. Carr

Ad: Miyoshi Miss

Miss Ci Ryan

Colla^ MissKousnetsova

N.

K. Masuda, manager

S. Ashizuka, sub-do. Mis& S.I,. Gutierrez N. Kushnerenko

Miss R. Butt N. Malinovsky

Mizotam, Chun Yuifg Zan, compradore

Dentist —Db.503,J. M., d.d.SjSzechuen

North., S.d., American

Road; S.Chang, Naicustoms

T. Woo, Ziang, booking

clerk off.

Teleph. 40530 S. iS “Daisy Moller”—Captain,

Model

Teleph.Dairy 27559; Farm—8,

Cable, Ad: Tifeng

Moshi Road; ■S. M. Copp

S. M. Perry, managing director S, S. ‘‘Erica Moller.”—Captain

J. Forster

S. S. “Elizabeth Moller”—Cap-

m si tain S. E. Pearce

Moebius, W. O., Importer and Exporter— S. S. “Hiller Moller”—Captain

115, Kiangse Hoad; Teleph. 17730; Cable W. P. Learmouth

Ad: Moebi.andHome S. iS. “Isabel Moller”—Captain

Stockholm ViennaOffices: Hamburg T. B. Anderson

S. S. “Mary Moller”—Captain

W. O. Moebius, proprietor J M. Macdonald

Moedlhammer, F. L.—20a, Yokohama S. S. “Maribm Moller” — Cap-

Specie Bank Building, 24, Thp tain F. V. Benz

Bund; Teleph. 10180; P.O. Box S. S. “Minnie Moller” — Cap-

1228; Cable Ad : Modlhammer tain T. A. Howard

S. S. “Rosalie Moller” — Cap-

^ & mm t m tain R. Cordy

S. tain

iS. “Therese Moller” — Cap-

Moeller Moe lae dei

& Co., tsaiLand

L. E., kunq and

sze Estate, J. Koshemakin

S. S. “Winifred Moller”—Cap-

Mortgages, Insurance—Szpchuen

ing, 29, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 16650; Build- tain iN. Nesboe

Cable Ad: Hanseatic S. S. “Hannah Moller”--Cap-

L. E.E. Richter

Moeller I Y. M. Chen tain H. Corke

S. S. “Jenny Moller”

L. E. Moller | K. C. Chen S. S. “Katie Moller”

S. :S. Havdrot”—Captain Erik

P] la] ® $ Fingalsen

Mohideen & Co., P., Jewellers and S. S. “Arica”—Captain F. Sem-

Dealers in Precious Stones—26, Che- melmanni

kiang Road; Teleph. 90313; Cable Ad: M. B. “Moller’s Welder” (Elec-

Mohideen trical Welding Plant)

Mohideen Chang, proprietor Agent at Shanghai for

Hajee U. L. A.

(Lond.), general manager Mohideen, f.r.s.a. Sjoassurandorernes Centralforening,

H. M. Usoof, trav. inspector Oslo, Norway (The Central Union

A. P. Mohideen, assist. of Marine Underwriters)

718 SHANGHAI

“Storebrand” Oslo, Norway

Einar Nilsen-moe, Oslo, Norway Moody, m % Moo dee

Mark L. (Fed! Inc,, U.S.A.)

Oswald Aamodt,

s.s. “ Havdrot ” Oslo, Norway, Distributors of Motor Bqdy

Cars, Building,

General

Erling Mortensen, ’ Oslo, Norway Automobile Painting Yll;

Repairing,

and AApessprlps—id,

“Renee Mine,” Haiphong, Tonkin Edward Teleph. 16393-4.Avenue Ser-

^ Mow foo vice Station: 408, Rue! Bpiirgeat;

Teleph. 72200; .Cable Ad: Markmoody

M. L. Moody, presat! and genl. mgr.

Molnar & Greiner, Paper Makers and L. R. Andrews, vice president

Paper Importers ?4, Szeehueri Road; N. F. Allman, secretary and treas.

Telephs. 12706 and 12766; P.a Box 1074;

Cable Ad: Greiwis; Cpd^s: A.BiC. 6th,

Acme, Bentley’sproprietor

and Private P.S. S.R. Jenkin, assist,aoct.

Meyer, chief manager

B.M. Greiner, (Vienna) J. P. O’Toole. F. Gates* G. Hargrave

Karis ‘dp. andG.L.E.W.Little,,

Mrs. McBroom, salesmen

secretary

G.E. Kelen,

Braun manager do., j S. T. Ying, Chinese sales mgr.

J. Milch | F. Por P. Y. John, assist.

K. C. Chen, do, !• A do.

Woo Ting May, compradore A. D. Lin, outport sales mgr.

Mondenach, K., ExpertBubbling

Chronometer and Service Station ,

Watchmaker—1163, Well Road; C Ford, ,'Service manager

Teleph. 33284.; P.O. Box 1456;'Cable Ad: A. B. Forrest, assist, do.

Mondenach S. J. Smith, shop supt.

Monique,

744, Avenue Dressmakers

Joffre; Teleph.- Milliners - Mo°?J- «Arage-60,

and 7lfel5 H Yuen

- > manager Avehue Edward VII

Mme. Lutowicz, proprietress ^

BUM® ' Lue e sz mo

Moore

Fire St Co.,Adjusters

Loss Ltd., L.,andAuctioneers,

Assessors,

Wah ming yon yeh 'hung sze

JVtoNK & C,o.,. A. C, (Inc.), Fgaf To- Expert Commission

Appraisers, Land,

Agents—^-330,

Estate and

jKiangse Road;

bacco iDealers 10, N.ngpo Road; Telephs. 16123, 10564-5 (Fire Loss dept.),

Teleph. . 121j01; .Cablp Ada ’Monkto- 10163 (Auction dipt..)j 16126 (Chinese);

bacGeo. V. Monk , Cable

Tsze E. Pun . 1 < E. Q.Ad: Mooreco

Cooper, managing director.

Alfred S...Lde / ' , , G. S,,Lord,

A. secretary

Coring, c.A., chief acct.

■ Quihcy K. S, Tap "• Fire-Ij&ss Adjusting ^pd,vAuctioneering

Dept.

S^LcirH . ' At

Mo-nd yin chiujcee ehe tsefy, pfro chong W: Wiley

A. Porter [ G. Valentine

Monotype Corporation, Ltd., Agencies

(Formerly Lanfeton .Monotype Cor- Toplis & Harding, A^pssors and

poration),; ‘‘.Monotype.’’ Typesetting Marinei Surveyors .(established in

Machine, Thompson j Type/caster Miller Lopdorj 17i90)

Alberta' Assurance Col, Anvers

PJatens, ATiller CyljimJer

Saw Trimmers, Harris .Offspt:—17, Presses, Miller

The (gptttouj A^nt^. q ^

,

Bjind;

' Cable Teleph.

Ad: 1983Ci;

Monotype ’ ( i !O. ..Box 1770, baa gaollowel t.«l f.oO A nootoirtoM

, 1

.jE. E. WalLwork, manager.’ MofeGENSTERN,; -O., AgPht+d-21p ' Jinkee

h\ i;, Baker ,. Roiad'; TMeph. l't<3®4; 'Cable Ad:

Morgenster

Montgomery Ward & C-de Wbolcfeale

...iDepartmen.t — 20, Museum Road; Morimura Garage Co-ttS'. 96,! Fcaron

Teleph. 19286; Cable Ad: Thorn- Road; Teleph. 4t2l93'8-9 ,

ward . a'rtnt/ t« Z. Ozawa* manager V I ./

SHANGHAI 719

Morkeau, Spiegelberg & Thompson, Tfl J £§ jj$ Mowtehle

Ltd. (Manchester) — 6, Kiukiang

Road; P.O. Box 1351; Teleph. Moutrie & Co., Ltd., S., Piano and Organ

Manufacturers, Music and Musical

19895; Cable Ad : Emmandess Instrument

J. L. Hunter, representative Rd.; Teleph. Dealers

10112; P.O.— Box

116, 770;

Nanking

Cable

$T jfc Mojihsze Ad:

edns.,Moutrie;

Bentley’s Codes:

and A.B.C.

Lieber’s 5th and 6th

Morriss, H. Ernest, BillRobert;

and Bullion Directors—W. J. Isenman

Broker—118, Route Fere

73907; Cable Ad: Mohawk

Teleph. K. E. Newman and (chairman),

H. W. P.

W. McMeekin

S. Watson, managing director

Morris,

Teleph.H.28006 H., m,d.—99a, Jessfield Road: Accounting Dept.

• A. C. Remedies | J. Silva

Morse, F. S.Sworn

Controller, (Shanghai

WeigherBranch), Cotton Sales

and Measurer

Dept.,'

H. F. Greenfield I F. J. England

—Glen Line Building; Teleph. 14847; Technical E. Brooks Miss D. Lim

P.O.F. S.BoxMorse

1767; Cable Dept.

I Val.Ad:Roth

Morse E. Wcllhelove

U. A. Casal | L. Isaacsen M. Stibbe I K. G. North

J. J. Higgins I IV. A. G. Waters.

m m m Nee moi lee Factory—Baikal

It. T. Burch, manager Road

Mortimer-Reid & Slee, Chartered Ac- J. Askolin | W. R. Hepburn

countants—18, The Bund; Teleph. 13479;

Cable Ad: Mortmereid

Justin J. McCarthy, a.c.a. Distributors

J. B. Manley | H. M. Turner Victor Talking Machine Co.

T. M. G. Zau, interpreter Mow Lee & Co., Exporters—36, Sik-

Moses, A. E.—23. Peking Road; Ad ing Road; Teleph. 17316; Cable

Teleph. 12351 : Mowbut

jrj| Mow sze Mow Tung & Co., Importers and Ex-

porters—60, Kiangse Road; Te-

Moses, L.—23. Peking Rd.; Teleph. 12351; ieph. 10159; Cable Ad: Motun

Cable Ad: Fortune

fijf ||g Mo sz n % m m m

Moss & Co., Inc., David L., Exporters Mon le yu hsien hung sze

and Importers—261, Kiangse Road; Moysey & Cp., Ltd., H. J., Electrical and

Telephs. 11656 and 10616; Cable Ad: Mechanical Engineers — 452, Kiangse

Moscodel;

andD.Acme Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Private Road; Teleph. 18331; Cable Ad: Adasea;

L. Moss, president (New York) Codes: Western Union 5-letter,Bentley’s

L. P. Schrag, vice-do. do. and A.B.C, 6th edn.

H. J. Mbysey, director

T.H. C.H.Dong, secretary G.C.K.G.Moysey,

Dye, attorney

Mrs. Noronha, stenographer Tiferis do.

|| Moo Tcoo

Mossop, A. mG., ^m.a., Teh Idi

ll.b., sze

Barrister-at- Muguet, -A., Raw Silk Exporter — 9,

Law, H.B.M. Crown Advocate for China, Avenue Edward VII

—2, Peking Road (3rd floor); Teleph. A. Muguet, manager

10061;

r Cable Ad: Lasgpud

A ictorPriestwood,b.a.,barrister

Miss O. McKay at-law mm

Mei huo mow foo hua shu shih tsin tsang

Motor Accessories and Hardware Co. of Mulf,ord,Co^. H. K., Manufacturing and

China, Inc., Machinery Importers and Biological Chemists- 22, Museum Road;

Engineering ' Contractors — 22, Siking Teleph. 17123; P.O. Box 812; Cable Ad:

Rcl;

ware Teleph. 14472; Cable Ad: Mohar- Mustard

C. F. Woo, partner Mustard

for China& Ob.,

andLtd., sole distributors

Hongkong

720 SHANGHAI

Morris W. Straii,ack, f.c.s., m.p.s. Chinese Studies and Translation

(Lond.)i

and Hongkong general 'manager in China Department-Temporary Offices:

H. 10, Hankow Road ; Teleph' 10191

Z. T.David NienSmith, m.p.s. (Eond.) Director—Chas. Kliene

Assistant to Director—H. West-

F. C.S. H.Wong, PH.G. PHAR.

Doo | S. S, Weng B. nidge

F.Y. S.F. Ghui (Kwangtung) Stenographer and Typist—Mrs.

Wang ( Doper)’ L, D. Goldring

V. M. Li (Hongkong) Chief Assistant—Sun Tsu-lieh

T. S. Yu (Hupeh)

m & * n m ik

Muller, E. J.., Consulting Civil Em Shanghai Yah chi Rung koh

gineer—308, Glen (Line Building;

Teleph. 16800; Cable Ad: Soloie Ellis'.J^apoorie Public School f,of.

E. J. Muller, m.a.m.soo,c.e., civil engr. Chinese — 1,. Shanhaikwan Road

U.F.F.Berge,Beichmann, i: sc., civil

b.sc., civil engineer engineer Teleph: 30200

Headmaster—H. S, Bartley, b.a.

Assist. Masters—R. Kay, .b.sc.

(Lond.), E, C. Smith and J. J.

Wj fl 1$ Mkh lah . Pope, Mistresses

Assist. M.o., m.a. B. sc.Miss

(IMin.)

Muller

turers’ &J representatives

Phipps (China),Ltd.,— 24, The Manufac-

Bund; Adlam, Mrs. A. M.—Burke E.Scott,

M.

Teleph 10534; Cable Ad: Mulphico Mrs. M. A. Davisbn, and Mrs. E.

- M. Lang

Jpj X KmuJ Pa chu ^ & S#S $X

Municipal Council — Administration Rung pu chu nich tnoong f.ung

Building, 209, Kiangse Hoad Teleph. ivha dung kung hoh

(Chairman) 19992 -

Councillors (1932-1933) -A. D. Bell Nieh Cum —Kuei

Chinese Public SgpooL for

Kinchow

(chrmn),

chrmn), H. E. Arnhold (Vice- Roads: Teleph. 51069 and Baikal

F. Beith,Capt. S. L. J,Hsu,

J. Bahnson,

N. Leslie, jB.O. D.S. Acting Headmaster — L. Ker

Lieu, F. W.HMassey,

I. K.ucn, T. rai. 'JOt.Okamoto,

'. D Woo, L. F.T. shaw, e.c.i.

Yuan and Yu Ya-ching Assist. Masters—G. L, Aitchison,

Land .Commission (1932-33) —H. H.j Rogerson, b.a., and W. C-

D^vers

E.Beients,

A. LongS. (secretary)

H. Peek, G.'. L. iYilson,

Polytechnic

Chinese—77,Public SchoolTeleph.

Pakhoi Road; for

tf 91055

Acting Headmaster — R. G.

Director-General’s Office—Teleph. Southerton

Assist. Masters—A. Spivey and

Cent. 10089

Secretary General—S. Fessenden A. H. Candlin,

Assist. m. a. (Edin)

Mistresses—Mrs.

Private Secretary—Mrs B. E. Ede Kirk, Mrs. M. L. Dawe A. M.

Educational m m m ±

Education Department—Administra- Shanghai Wor dung kung hok 1

tion

19416Building, Kiangse ■ Road;

Hi Teleph.

S

- Acting Superintendent—G. S. Public

HaskellSchool for Chinese

Road; Teleph. 45581 — 63,

Foster Kemp, a.c.p.

Senior Assistant—H. B. Lobb, . , Acting Headmaster—J. Moffat,

B.SC. - Assistant

M-Cr; Masters—F.,ViBurrington,

Assistant—Mrs. R. E. Lane b.sc. andMistresses—Mrs.

Assistant E. H. An.strice, b.a.

M. C.

Chinese Education Office—H. C

Chen, m.a. Browne, m.a., Mrs. E. H. Moore

SHANGHAI 721

S ® i& ! ® L A. Thomson, ..Airs* H- Tyrer,

$i dung nui Shu yuen AlissB.G.HA.Chapman,

Airs. Kennedym.a.and(Edin.)

Mrs.

Public

yuen School for Girls

Hoad; Teleph, 27670 — 70, Yu- R. L. Peach

Headmistress—Miss .A. S.' At Alex- Boxing

Keeper—W. Instructor and Scho'ol

E. Tingle

ander, B.sc. ' , Junior School for Aov/s—10, Tifeng

Assistant

’ Aitehiisoii'Mistresses

Mips P. MfAir’s. Bourne,W. j| Road; Teleph. 27660W. Bennett,

Mrs. K. A. Bui-ringtOn, Miss V. Master-iinchangfi-cP.

Cordelle, Miss M. G.. Darroch, | b.a. (London)

Mrs. M. A.Miss

Davisim, Mrs. M. Assistant

(London)Master—^J.* H. Pyle, b.sc.

Buguid, K-, Evins, B.sc.,I. !| Assistant Alistvesses— Aliss E. M,

Miss F. tMrs.

Hartis,

J. K.B.se.,Kay,Mrs.MissJ. !! J.Airs.Gulstdn,

Harvey,

F. Macgregor, Miss M. 11. Mac- I H. G. Airs. K. Hepburn,

11 timer, Aliss A.

Gregor, Miss A. H. Manning, B. Roberts and Mb- R. Darrech

M a. : Miss M. C. Monday, B.A., |

Mrs. I). 11. Parrott, Aliss M. C.

Radge,Miss M.Sutherland,M.m.a.,A. j

MissG. B. Warmotli,.Alias m ± m m m

Young, Mile J. A. Simonnet Thomas Hanbury

—58, Boone RoadSchool

; Teleph.for42059

Girls

Art MistressMlie A. Haberer Acting Head Alistress—Airs Al. C.

m k m m m Alahe'r, b.a. :

Public School, for;Girls , 0-S, Boone , :;Assistant Mistresses

Schtiol:, Aladame — Upper

Bbushkoff, Aliss

Hoad;

HeadTeleph. 41330 G. Al. Ware,

Mistress—Aliss G. Meech, Mrs. L. Snape,

B.A. Aliss D. Brear, b.sg„

Marden, music and singing Airs. D.

Mi,stress-in

School Airs. Q. M. Yulin

charge, Jones Road mistress, Airs. A. P. Legge,

^Assistant Mistresses — Mile.b.a., A. drill

M. S,andWythegamesAlissmistress; Airs.

C. Palmer-

Bourdin, Miss.Al. Eubank, : Baker,’ it. Airs. Al. Barter,

Airs.

Miss S. A. Harvey, i.L. a., Miss jj

Al. Fiinmn, Airs. F. Han kin, Mtlses D. Hodgson ' n.f.u.,

Al. Morris, Airs. I). Richardson, | Daliks,

Miss F.B.a.,M.M. Ailiston,

Walton, n.f.u.,

Mrs. B. H. McAlister, Mrs. D. I (kingdergarten mistress)n.f.u.

Rogerson,

Aliss b.a., Aliss

Riddihough and AlissP. Tuck,

Rhys j! Matrons - M rs, M. B. Hewett and

' f Alys. L. King.

* j§ s b ® as i ® ^ ^ ^ ^ X

Kung pu dm han peji h kimg hmeh tong

Public and Thomas Han bury School Finance Defartment—Teleph. 12810

for Boys—191, North Szechuen . (Private exchange , to all depts.)

Road; Teleph. 41100 Treasurer and Controller — J. T.

Master in Charge— —— Ford,

Deputy O.B.E., A.C.A. F.I.M.T.A.

Treasurer—A. W. Macphail

Assistant Alasters — S. Hore, | Assist .Treasurers—J. W.

m.r.s.t. (St. Luke’s Col. Oxon.),

P. A. Corbett, b..c6m. (Un- ; a.i.m.t.a , fr. kcoi^. s., E. P.Morcher,

Oliver,

iversity A.C. a.

Rood, b.a.of (Wales),

Ireland), H.L. G.F. Assist.

Dewing, -Accountants’

A.C.-i' . s. :

, G. —O.A.Jackson,

G. P,

WT. hitcher, b.sc.'(London), Al. P. H.

White, b.a. (Birm.), 1). Drake

(Kelham College), H. G. Huek- Aiers, J. A. Cresswell, M.c.T.(and

E. Middleton; m.b.e., A.

step, b.a. (London), H. C. Faul- bar), b.a.,

Assistants—W. D. Neil, L. F.

der, P. Kane, R. D. Keen, B.sc. Stokes, A. P. Sutherland, N. AL

(London), P. Crow, m.a.,

H. Standring, b.a. (Victoria) and Tweedlie and S. J. Williams

'Stenographers

M. D. Smith and Typist—Aliss

Assistant

E. Booth,Mistresses—Mrs. A. M.

m.a. (McGill), Mrs. O. . Correspondence Clerk — Airs. F. E.

Mitchell, Miss C. A. Philip, Miss Cameron

SHANGHAI

m ik & m 7k ft 1$ x si /a x

Sz loong koong so ‘' Police Forc® -Enquiry Office: 18r

Fiek Brigade—Office; 2, Honan Road; Hankow Road; Teleph. 15380

Telephs. 15181-2-3 (Private,purposes)

exchange Commissioner—F. W. Gerrard, c.i.e.

to all depts. for ordinary Extra Commissioner—R.M.J. Martin

Chief Officer—Oapt. J. G. iDy- Deputy Commissioners

Major K. M.— Bourne,M. O.

SOIl ■ r.' ■ Springfield,

M.c. and R. C. Aiers

Deputy Chief Officer—Capt. H. Assistant Commissioners

G. Reed

Third Officer—B. M. Hunting T.F.L.Kerrigan,

Wainwright,S. C.m.c.,E.

Young,C.— Baker,

Major

A. J.

Fourth Officer—W. C. Charters P. Coghlan, T. P.YaoGivens, Capt.

Engineer Officer—H. R, Powell E. R. Kennedy, Tseng Moo,

AccountantOfficers—M.

District Officer—J. Huxley Vin- A. Tajima and Capt. H. M. Smyth

cent and R. G. Watkins Superintendents—H. E. Peck, J.

Engineer Assist.—H. A. Orick- Sinclair, A. H. Aiers, W. E. Fair-

mer bairn, W. W. Kay, G. W. Gilbert,

Clerical Assist.—£hing Loong- R. Conduit,

Whiting, R. W.T.Yorke,

Crookdake,

T. Robert-W.

zie son, S.Uyehara, m.sc., Liang Ping

Station Officers:—C. C. Caynes, Chun, Tan Shao Liang, Liu Yung

G. A. Hardcastle, iL. Heap, Kuei, J. A. Quayle, T. McKenna,

H. H. Miller, A. E. Villers Yao Chia-ling C. Powell, Yao Chia

Assist. Station Officers--A. iL. Jui, Wu Kung Yuan, R. J. Crouch

Buckingham, A. G. B. Car- and F. Mitchell

nelT, H. ‘ G. Clements, J. W. Chief Inspectors—J.

• Currie, F. J. Jones, M. M. Hunter, J. G. Adams,W-E.Prince,

Ring, W.J.

Louttit, R. H. Miles, A. H. McGillivray,

W. Robertson,T. Foley,

E. F. A. O’Dwyer,,

Walker and

Morton, T. H. Vickers, R. G. W. J. MacDermott

Wheildon Inspectors—I. C. Kiloh, J. F. W.

Sub-Officers—J. C. Bauld, F. Milne, F. C. Stubbings, D. J. Webb,

Brown, J. F. O. Coleman, J. D.

Goldman, J. V. Hourihan, A.

Keiss, K. J. Mjackenzie, G. M, Robertson, J. Sullivan, D.J.

Ginnane, C. W. Higgs, H,

H. Mulley, F. W. Old, S. C. Mason, H. J. Schmidt, J. Knight,

Pemberton, G. Russo, E. L. C.R J.Sbellswell,

Bull, G. C.J. B.Holt, N. White,

Clissold, J. F.

Saunders, F. B. Scammell, W. Lovell, D^C.k., A. G.J. Groves, E. W.

A.

S. iSpottiswoode, G. Swan, R, Eva, V. Sharman, Watson,

Tarbet, P. L. Taylor, G. A. Hotchkiss, W. D. McGillivray,

Vurm, R. J. Wallace, T. A m.m., J. A. Isaacs,R. J.C.Barry,

Warnes, G. Kingcombe, E. C.

Molineux H. J. Jefferson, Hall, A.m.m.,J.

Inspection Officer — R. Alley, d.c.m., D. B. Ross, J. M.C. Watson,

Knight, R. C. Andrew-, Bishop,

M.M. C.Taylor,

G. Phillips, O. B. Perkins, R.

Assist. Inspection Officers—W.

E. Dent and A. 0. Perry good, F. R.J. W. Ward,E. Papp,

Carnel, C. E. Thur-

H. R.

'Workshops Officer—W. C. Wat- Grubb, A.E. H.J. Ling

Wardrdp, Chamberlain,

and T. F. H. R.

's© hi Robinson

Stores Officer—R. O Jackson Sub-Inspectors—R. Ockwell,

. Chinese .Clerical Assist.- -Ching

i Loong-zie Hall, I. G. Campbell, W. H. G.Pike,

H.

Registry Clerk--A.. Ozcrio F.Bennett,

E. Dudley, F. G. West,

R. F. Tabrum, G. J.

A. Telfer,

J,J. A.Toon,

MeFarlane, E. C.H. Stokes,

Willgoss,B. A.B.

a t m ^x

Orchestra and Band—Foochow Market Roddy, H.m.m., Browrigg, E. C. Martin,

(3rd L. Myerscough, WTJB. Curtis, J. W.

94299Floor), 398, Foochow Road ;Teleph. TapTin,

B. J. Furness, G.Watson,

E, Phillips,

Conductor—Maestro

Assist, do. —A. de Kfy^erC. M. Paci P.'Bl0h,kinsop, V. Woolley, F. J.Han-E.

B. E verest, E. C.

cock, W. H. Widdowson, C. White,.

SHANGHAI 723

T.Ware,Hill,S. V.F. Gash,

V. Colli son, W. T. Taylor, A. G. Hodgkins, E. F. B.

G. Crawford, Larking, T. R. Walker, B. Davies,

Boorman, P. T. Goffe, W. Hutton,F. A. Drosdoff, J. J. Wilson, P. F.

Bojko, P. M. Pavchihsky, V. T.

S.Archer,

Keyse,E. E.E. R.Williamson,

Butcher, S.R. H.J. Kochetoff, W. H. Johnson,A. Chal-

T. E.

White, E. J. Leesi Wilkinson, L. J..Martin,

Montgomery, G. i W.

N. Duncan,

Moore, J.J. mers.

W. C.K.Moore,S. Argazin,

H. GJ. Beresovsky,

Sell, N. P.

Moir, B. Palmer, A. Turner, J. Medvedeff,

Leslie, E.E. J.G. Harper,

Tulloch, Trodd, J.J.Smith,W. W. V. Ewiris, D. F. W.Watson,

C. Fowler, F. A.

J. H. Franks,

C. Frankish, T. W. C. Tuck, W. A.

j E.Swayn,

Mason,J. J.D. Gavan,

A. Cumming,

R- S. Dal-J. Mannings, L W. Bellamy, W. C.

Borebani, W. Hunt,J.R.W.'I.MFernan-

getty,

Stevens,N. J,Bell,T. A.Shields,S; Cole,S. A.Shar-V. dez, S. Nancarrpw, . Dick-

rock, son,

K. E.V. Vishnevsky, C. A. Mason,

Brown, F. Tetstall, V. S.T.Bebenin,

N. E. Honner, D. W.

Brace, W.

Land, W. Logan,

R. T.Wilkinson,'

L. W.

H. J. Silber, A. ^acLeod,

Glover, G. Duncan, A.. , Rhind, H. E.C. Smith, Laurier, A.W. E.G.Self,

C.

A.A. G.McCahey,

Verschaer,V. D.I. M.Ovsiannikoff,

O’Neill, J. F. O. Guess, F. Wooll, W. W.

Graham, S. A. Young, F. C. Carter,

II. H.Diprose, G. H.C. Craik, T.Thompson,

T. Miller, G. L G,Klock, R.

W.

Henton, Biggs,

J. H. A.'F. Omand, Barton,N.m.m.,O.C. G. Wilson,

R. Phinn, D. M. Fergnsson, H. J.

H. Cook,

Stephenson,' E. Bilrton, F. J. Beer, A. A. Philips, J. W. Coleman,

Willis, H. A. Moffat, J. A. Satula, J:Wimsett,

Douglas,A. R.B. E.Ripton.F.

Haskell,White,

R. J.

P. Firth, J. G.; Crichton. E. A. J. J. Ross, J. J. GlanviUe, G. H.

Hale,

Golder B. Makhlaevsky and E. M. Wade, T. Elders, J. Cameron, R.

Sergeants—N. Harrison, W. C. J. Francis, P. A. Woschikoff, A. W.

Bloomfield, Rose, P. A.J. Gilson,

J. Cpleipan, J. Y.

Parker, A. A.J. A;Godfrey,Pridmore, W. W.Dow,R. Hillhouse,

H. Bretherton, J.

D. Ramsdale,

Salishury, W. G.

E. E. Harrison, S. W. R. Mayne, Smith, 1. B. Williams, S.jCraig, D.

A. Salt; H. Prince, M. H. M. Yarn- M. McLennanSergeantsand L. W. 9-ide

dell,

Davies, J. Rogers, A,A. S.E. Adgazin,_

Walker, A-C. ‘Probationary S. M.

Read, J.A.C.Cox, Dickson, A. Prokofiev, Balandenko, B. Y. Makovetsky, A.

E. Gigarson, A. Beloshenko, W. C.

Wilcox, W. Menzies, C. W. Utkin, E.A. R.Kouznetsoff,

Wilkinson,J. F.W.Baker,

E. Barrett,

F. E.

5 .A. McDonald, G. J. Pryde, L. Perry,

W. W. Donaldson, R. H, Scott,

N. Douglas,'A. E. Ekin, J.J.

Boiko,'J,

nie; N.1 W.Miropolsky,

Stewart, W. R.N. Fin-A. L. Albon, J. Ball, J. Senford, J.

Alexandroff, G. T. Allen, D. Bur- Seaby, R. W. Mac A die, I- James,

ton, E. VJ Levitsky, P.- Smith, D.L. C. T. Eager, R. D. Heanly, C. R.

A. Stewart, 0. C. Goldsmith, Jones,

A.Moir, S. W.H.Page,'!.'

Hindson, W. Parker,

R. C, Sharp, R. M.

Cormie,

Makaroff, N.G.J. Jenkinsprtr

AJassiukoff, M.N A.L. F. T. McKeowh, A. E. Kyte,

Crowther, G. E. Darter, G. L. J. * F. W. Thatcher, P. B. Potapoff; G.

Cady, W. C. Powell, A- G. Tilton, W. Fdwler, A. J. Griffin, W. F.

, N, P. Solntseff,'B. A-. Yacovleff, G. White, P.; J. Kelly, F: I’easgood, J.

E/ Radibnoff, G: Tpn^remshan- f Sutherland, A. S. Wildefi, T. Dow,

skyVM- K- Fedorolf, E.L N,McPhee,

Ananyin, Hi M. Evans, G. Fawke, E. W.

Peters, J. D S.0rrie, J’. H. Weeks,

T.A: M.Konovaloff,

Hrushchdff, .). T. Allefi, S. A.P. ...Fij.

Billing,Wells.

■ P.J. C. W.S, Cribssley,-

At. Asxoh,H.W.Edgar,

J. R.

Verhosvky, T, H. Darvill, J. A. Edmunds, H. F».Gill, R. G.

Kennedy, S. G. Nadeyeff, R, J. M. Hargraves, H. L. Jones, A. Kay,

C.'Black,

Goloobkooff,“G.G. V.A. Faddeeff,

Skibin, I.D. V.P. G.. Leys, J, MgArdle, C. G.

Suhoff, O. A. K. Wittinsky, A. G. Vaughan-Neale, H., J. Oakley,

Dpipojiroff, B. I, Kourjansky, D. G. O’Connor,

P. J. Poole,R,T.A, Rossington,

page, F. A.

Robinson, A-Sanaom, H.,J. Stocks,J. Pitts,

L. R. Sims,

H. G. Biggs,J.G.it,W.Harvey,

Johnstone, Rolfinson, D.Y. Wade, J: H. W.

Ware,L. Stanley, F. L.

N. F. S. Watts,

Yablonsky, T. Coyne, A. J. E.Gaze- C.Mant,

Weed,

K. A. Plewes, G. Daly, H. F.S.

C. W. Wright, G.

ley, J; Ring, R.. Daint^ey, W. F.

SHANGHAI

Austin.^ F. P. Bailey, H. B. Benni- J. Spaulton,

son,

Cutbush, I I. Booth, J. Bradley,N.C.Hicks,

H. Furseman, A. T. Butlqy, R. J. E.Strangwick,

Markland, W.C. D. A-

J. Houghton, A. .F. Jack, E. S. C. Bigham and G. W. Spence

Jackson, J. de Lance- Holmes, J. Wardresses—i Mrs. N.

Mrs. M. A. Borovsky and Mrs. Semevsky,

Logan, F.McAulay,

GB. F.N. Warman,

Robson, J. S. Mai ley,

J.W.W.D.Sanbrook, W. O. K. Petchenin

Westwood, Printers—R. M. Jordan and T. F.

A. H. May, H. R. Cooper, H. C. Buchanan

Timms, Women Assistants — Mrs. L. V.

Andrew, A.F. W.E. Bader, Cqrhwell,

S. E. F.Burt,J. Issaeff and Miss H. A. Klukin

Vehicle Inspectors—C. Bailey and

0. Cope, S. C. Crowden, D. G. W. Blyth

V Jones, M. Lawman, G.

J. Mills, (J. W. Moss, D. Munro, H. Marsden, Clerical Assistants—P. Tizon, J. A.

Newell, Cook, A. N. Christie, L. Steventon

Wilson, H.A. E.N. Yeates, Rosanoff,T. W.H. M.C. and C. Y. Jones

Office Assistants—A. D. White, C. T.

Blabon,

E. L. Gibson, J. H. Bevan,

C. J. W.N.Fallace,

I. Kosloff,P. Mense and A. I. Volsky

T. MacCormack, R. J. Pulford, L. Stenographer and Typist—Miss B.

A.Barker,

Rovithelis, A. E. Tayler, L. J. M. Ovens

F. T. Bruce, D. Crawford, Russian Translators—Miss Tsirents-

H. E, Greenfield, H. E. Harrison, chikoff-Segel and N. A. Pokrovsky

J.F. Hill, D. R. Lamburg,

H. Massey, G. F. Rhodes, W. C. Marsh, Mechanic—A. G. Gordeieff

Smith, T. G. Adams, F. H. Sadlet, Chauffeurs—J.

N. Milutin T. Aksenoff and G.

J. H. G. Pitman, H. G. Wrede, H.

Curtin, E. P. Berthel, ,S. G. B. m & m m 1$ x

Jensen,

Fenton, J.E.Sinks, R, Eynstone,

T. Gavenlock, A. P.J. Public. Health IDepabthent — 16,

Hibberd, L. K. Kerridge,

ton, M. R. L. Lingard, H. Muir, E. Knif- Hankow Road; Teieph. General

D. Robb, B. J. Wall and A. W. F, Office? 13051

Philmore Administration^ db Vital Statistics

Temporary Sergeant - D. M. Division

Braikovsky Commissioner of Public Health.

Deputy -J. H. Jordan, M.c., m.a.,

Hood, Supt. D.S.O.,ofM.C.

Gaols—Major J. W. m.b., b.chie. (Camb), d.p.h^

((London)

Head Gaolers—J.

J. F. Franklin W. Jackson and Deputy Commissioner of Public-

Gaolers—W. C. Grant and V. G. Health—E. F. Duck, m.b. ,

Westwood b.s., (Lond.), m.R.c,s. (Eng.)r

Assistant Gaolers—E. Bouvier, l.

Crompton, A. B. Hogg andA. W.

L. (Dept. Secy.—G. J. Turnbull

M.K.S.I,

Hall Senior Assistant—J - S. Gra-

Senior Warders—W.W. R.Read,

N. Chadderton, Chisholm,

S. S. ham, A.B.S.I. T

Wilkinson J. Crookdake, J. M. [Stores Officer—W . D. Wells

Ellery, A. Hurry, E. C. Howe, J. Clerical

hon, C.Assistants

N. Brown,— C. H.C. Ma- L.

A. Grubb and D. Latto Hindson and C. A. E. Carr

Warders—B. S. Khambata, S. N. Correspondence Clerk—Mrs. L.

Choohlantzeff, H.

W. C. May and C. R. J. Belson J. H. Sampson, Larsen

Assistant Warders—J. Murray, C. Super intent of Municipal Ceme-

B.bell,C. G.Cade, P. B. Silin, J. Camp- teries—H. V. Starling

S. Sim, A. S. Whitaker, E. Laboratory- Division

E. Knight, S. E. Cummins, W. G. (Pathological)

Tranter, J. Hunter, T. Ward, E. A. Director of Medical m.d.,

Laboratory—

Roberts, E. J. Roper. M.

linson, W. G. Francis, F. H. Burry, E. Tom- W. K. DunscOmbe,

ham), ’m,R.c.s. (England),b.s.,l.e.c.p.

(Dur-

R.E. S.Clarke,

G. Miles, G. J. Brothers,

J. Shute, C. Tate, F. K. G. (London), d.t;M. & H. (Eng.)

Daiko, F. J. Bruce, F. J. Cornish, Pathologist—J. H, Blakelock, m.sc.-

m.

SHAtfidHAI

Assist. PJatholbgistsT—L 'ij agai, Assist. Matron, Mental Hospi-

m.d. (Keio) and W. K. Miau, tal—Miss A. Z. Davies

m.d. (Foochow), d.t.m. (Liver- Nurse-in-charge, King’s Daugh-

pool) ters Convalescent Home—Miss

Junior (Laboratory Assist.— J. A. Reid

Chadderton N urses-i n-Cha rge, Boone Road

Snr. Laborat. Asst.—A.E.P. Grimmo Quarters:

Laboratory Assistants

Heather, R. Baxter and K—R.A.Davies

H. Misses B. M. Daly, A. M. Birks,

Olerical Asisst.—G. F. Jones N. G.M.M.G.Brown,

bell,.; W. Scott.A. Camp-I. B.

Do.(Chemical)

—H. E. Aiers Scott, M. T. Fraser, N. E.

Chief Hampson, L. G. D. Hander,

M.C., Analyst—

F.I.C., PH.C. F.■!' G. C: Walker. J. B. Kidd, E. Kirner, F. M.

Assist- Analyst—E.

Pharmacist—A. O. Wilson,

Fanthorpe, m.p.s.ph.c. McGougan, M. MacMillan, M.

Do. —L. H. Barton, ph.c. K. Moreton, C. Morrissey,

. Assist. Chemists—B. IL. (Dai, b.a. Mrs. J. R. Ross, Misses U. R.

Reiss, G. H. Harding, H.

: (Shanghai), and H. E. D. Ma,

B. s. (Shanghai)von Gostkowski, T. B. Shiel,

M.. A. iSimpson, O. E. Welch,

Hospital Division M. Milne, G. H. Udaka, S.

. Superintendant of ■ Hospitals—H. Kanamoto, Mrs. Y. Koyama,

Smith, m.a., m.S. is.cHiR. (Camb.), Misses F. M. Lubeck, A. N.

M.R.C.s.

Assist. (Eng.), L.g.c.p. (London) Philippoff, Y. Efimova, C.

— D. J.Superintendaut of Hospitals

Allan, l.r.o.p. (Edin.), l.e.c.s Minford, J. Goldman, L. Po-

tanin, Y. F. Krasnoselskih

. (Edin.), n.R.F.p.s. (Glas.) Assistant

'Radiology

Chief Radiologist—;G.i. Cham- annekovaNurse—Miss K. Semi •

bers, m.b. ch.b. (Leeds), m.r. Probationer Nurse Miss N.

c.s. (Eng.), l.r.c.p. (Lond.) Shalit

Assistant Medical 'Officers—L. Male Mental Ward Attendants

C. Yseu, m.d. , (Peiyang), J. —G. H. Flatt, R. C. Hillman

T. iKuo, m.d., /(Fukien and W. C. Higgs

Union), P. D. Zau, m.d. (St. Male Nurse—A. I. Kouznetsoff

Johns), Z. Z. Nyi, m.d. (St. 2nd Nurse—F, F. Chereoanoff

Johns), S. K. Ting, m.d. (St. lute m reter, V. ID. Clinic—C.

. Johns),. K. L. Chen, m.d S. Marissoff

(Shantung Christian Univer- Dresser—V. Lavrooshka

sity), H. M, Chang, m.d. (Pei- Visiting Nurse, T. B. Clinic—

. Yang), C. L. "Wong, m.d. (St. Miss I. Mp.ir

Johns). W. D. TP. Lieu. m.d. Visiting Inspector. T. B. -Cli-

(St. Johns), W . Y. H. Ho nic—V. Songaillo

m.d. (St, Johns), IS. Y. Shen, Custodian. Isolation Hospital—

m.d. (Hangchow), and J. Z. H. E. Baylis

U. Foong, m.d. (St. Johns) Food,Sanitation

DairiesDivisions

and Marhets and

Acting Secretary—Miss M. I. Veterinary Surgeon—H. Peder-

Peake sen, d.v.m. (Copen.) ,

Senior Matron Isolation Hospi- Assist. Veterinary Surgeon—

tal—Miss L. M. Dawson Shupeir Sha, d.v.m.

Matron, Isolation Hospital for Clerical Assistant—H. Squire

Chinese—Miss A. M. Stillwell Steno-typist—Miss F. H. Harran

Matron, Chinese Police Hospi- Chief Health Inspectors— I). Heath-

tal—Miss A. A. Thomlinson cote,

Assist. Matron. Isolation Hos-

pital—Miss E. L. Warren M.E.S.I., M.S.I.A., P. W.Veit.Ambrose,

m.r.s.t., F. M.R.SI.,

Assist. Matron, Mokanshan Sa- m.s.i.a.,

GOW, DiPL.i.H.,

M.E.S.I., H.

M.S.I.A. Gi Brewster-

natorium—Mrs E. Gould Deputy Chief Health

Assist. Matron, Tuberculosis J. E. Fensham, m.r.s.1.,Inspector—

d.p.l.i.h.

Sanatorium—Miss J. M Mar- Health

a.r.s.i., G. H. Bloom,—a.A.r.s.i.,

Inspectors W. m.s.i.a..

Allan,

tin

SHANCHAI

C.H. Chambers,

N. Bogomolofi, cert. r.s.i., W. Assistant

rington, Engineers—W.

B.ENG., A.M.I. O.STRUCT.

Bar-

a.r.s.i., H. Cruden,J. J. H.Carney, m.m.,

K. Dobson,

Q. S. .Forrest, cert, r.s.i., it. e.

Fowler, W. S. Griffiths, S. T. Pao-chang, b.sc. (lond.), asso.

Hirano,J.O.Lizerovitch,

Hirano, R M.a.r.s.i.,Howells,G. m.inst., C. H. Hopkins, c.E.,

a.r.s.i., J. A. C. Law, G. H. Mann,

B.cert.Marsh, m.c.;, G. Sinclair, P. Taylor,

r.s.i., Y. J. Mezger,Mentor,

a.r.s.i., H. J. cert. A.M.TECH.I. (GT. BRITAIN), P.

F. P. Unterberger, c.E. (st.

r.s.i., W. W. Miehailoff, cert.

r.S.i., I. J. Millership, S. Murakami, p;berg), J. B. Watson, b.sc.

W. Noon, F, S. Page, cert. r.s.i., (l.OND.), A. M. INST.C.E.,, A.M.I.

M. Pearce, a.r.s.i., A. O. Pickel, STRUCT. E.

a.r.s.i., V. W. Ribbons, cert. R.S.I., Architect—C. H. Stableford,

L. J. Self,cert,

a.r.su., W. J.J. Silvey, E. a-r.i.b.a.

Senior Assistant Arch.—I. D.

J.J. Sluis,

A. Stoddart,r.s.i.,

a.r.s.i., B.B. Snoad,

Stone, Watt., A.R.I.u.A.

cert, r.s.i^ E. T. Sundblad, cert. Assistant Architects—R.

ser, a.r.i.b.a., R, A. D. Ham-

Fra-

r.S.i.,;

Watts,H.cert, Taylor,

r.s.i.,cert. r.s.i., R. W.G.

J. Weaver, burger, DIPL. ING., D. G.

C. A. Wolnizqr

Woolley, a.r.s.i. and H. J. F. Mirams, a.r.i.b.a., A. C.

8 Chinese Cadets Wheeler, p.a.s.i., f.i.a.a.

9 Foreign Sanitary Overseers Architectural Assistant—M. C.

Custodian Swimmmg , Pool—G. Jensen, J. A. Sokoloff

Gauron f' \ Architectural Draughtsmen —

L. Mamysh, J. Senichenko

Land Surveyor—W. E. Sauer

Public Library—104, Nanking Rd.; Senior Assistant (Land Surve-

Teleph. 10404 yors—H. F. Lewis, F.s.i., L.

Librarian—Mrs. W. H. San- J. Hughes, E. McIntyre

ford Assist. (Land Surveyors—F. P.

Bartley, R. P. Roberts, T. W.

R. Wilson

m m x m ® x Building Surveyor — R. C.

Public Works Department—Admin- Young, l.r.i.b.a.

istration Building, 15, eixchange

Hankow Road, Assist. Building ' Surveyor—W.

Teleph. 13469 (Private to all 1 J. Bidgood, M.R.SAN-1.. A.M.I.

depts.) S'.E. • '

Comsnr. of Public Works—C. Departmental Secretary -G. H.

Harpui*, 0;B.e. Rehdall

Dep. Comshrs: of Public Works Accountant—W. Harvey

-J. E. Needham, o.b^e., m. Senior Assistant—W. C. John-

inst. mun. and cy.e. and F. stone

G. He] shy, assoc;, m.tnst.c.e. Assistants'—G. E. Knight, W.

Chief C.ivil Engineer—A.; F. H. Helm

Gimson, b.sc. ‘ (lon.), issoc.M. Clerical Assistants—iL. ,Corner,

INST.C.E. H. E. Jones; 'A. 'Kliene, W.

Structural Engineer—N. W. B. L. McCann, A. C. R. Nash,

Clarke, k.ENG., asSoc.m-inst. A. J. Orton, T. L. Thorpe, P.

C.E. M.I., STRUC.E., A.M.I.W.E. J. ’Wong, S. J. A. Woodyatt

Highways Engineer—A. .1 Ole . Correspondence Clerk—Mrs, M.

/ ihepts, M. , Bonneily

Sewerage ,Engdae'er- — H. E. Supt. of Parks and Open

/Denny, Aksoc.M. inst.c.e. ' Spac^S—WV, J. Kerr, m.m.,

f.

.AVorkshopsi Engineer’ — H. C. Assist, gupt. of;; Cleahsing—D.

Clements, m.c. E. Haybottle

Senior Assistant Engineers--A. Senior :Clerks Of Works—F. W.

C. B. Craddock, assoc, m., am. J.Cook,Elliqt,

G. W.m.r.B. san.F.,

iDaimqn,

W. W.S.

Pardoe'Op W. Gloter, W. A. Hibbard, L. Spiegler

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H. H. Cox, R. M. Dorrance, Secretary General’s Office—Telenh.

H. Hill, W. Hunter, P. 10089

ishikawa, P. E. Longden, H. Secretary Gen.—Stirling Fessenden

F. Miller, W. Mitchell, R. E. Secretary (Tel. 10035)—Mrs. R. E.

Phillips, R. A. Thomas : Ede

Motor Engineers—E. F, Stan-

ley, T. S. Whitfield Municipal Advocate’s Dept,

Heating and Sanitary Engine- Mun. Advocate (12049) — R. T..

er—H. H. Switchevsky, b.sc., Bryan, jr. (absent)

m.e. Assistant Advocates-King S. Kum,

Assist. Heating and Sanitary Paul P. Y. Ru, Y. D. Wong, T. Y.

Engineer—V. A. Essen, Chang,

Chief Inspectprs—R. J. Harris,

A. J. R. Hodges, J. John- Sin KiuThomas S. Lea and Tsien

Secretary—Miss Cora E. Jagger

stone, J. E. Morgan Supt. —J. Sinclair (Teleph. 12050)

Recording Office (Teleph. 12048)

Revenue Office—Telephs: Assistant 1Rolled Tobacco Tax—Special Squad

Treas. Revenue 10390, General Office (Teleph. 15880)

10777, Vehicle Press Information Office—

Inspectors’ OfficeLicence

12084 Office 10391, (Teleph. 10035 temp.)

Adviser on Revenue Matters—E. L. Press Information Officer—G. Bur-

Allen ton Sayer, f.j.i.

Assist.

BourneTreasurer Revenue—V. H. Chinese PressB.A.

Information Officer—

Chief M. C. Chu,

SeniorAssistant—R.

Assistant—P.Middleton

Cottiery Japanese Press Informrtion Officer

—N. Tatsuoka

Assistants—A. T. Gray, G. A. Stenographer and Typist—Miss G.

Johnston, G. Kliene, M. Kramer

V.L. F.H.Payne, A. Pratt,

W. Watton andT.Woo

H. Walker,

Yoong Sewage Treatment and Disposal

Ming Chief Sanitation Chemist — P.

Clerk—E. Perpetuo Gaunt,Sanitation

f.i.c., m.i.cUem.e.

Chief Inspector—J. A. J. Johansson Assist. Chemist—W. E.

Inspectors —A. Dahl, F. George, J. H. Abbott, f.i.c., m.sc.mvi(Lond.),

Inwood, E. A. Lake,

E. Mellows and T. E. Wilson C- E. Larsen ’ ' SC. I. j , a.r.c.

m m m ft m x

m m m fa ® x i Volunteer Corps—17, Foochow Road;

Secretariat—Telephs: General Office Telephs. H. Q. Office: 10184, Com-

15349 (Private exchange to all sections mandant

Major’s 10068, Adjutant

Office 10184 and10067,Quarter-

Sergt.-

of16130,Secretariat), Secretary’s

Deputy Secretary’s, 'Room 16131Room master-Sergeant’s 10185

Secretary—J. R. Jones, mav, e. de g. Commandant—Colqpel N. W. B. B.

M.A. Thoms, d.s.o., M,J..q. W., Hjnchcliffe

Adjutant—Capt.

Deputy Secretary—J.

Assist. do. —T. K. Ho M. McKee Corps Sergt.-Major—II. Hatfield

Assist. do-. —H. Ibusuki Quartermaster-Sergt.—W. T. Rose

Committee Clerk A. S. Leech Batteiy Sergt.-Major Instructor—

Chief Assistant—E. T. Nash G. W. Marsden

Assistant to Quartermaster-Sergt.—

Senior Assistants—J. C. Greig, N. E. F. Patton

M. Harloe, T. L. Rawsthorne and Stenogr. & Typist—Miss E. Henry

A. B. Lang

Assistants—J.'

M. A. W.

TBrowne, Allan,

b.a. T. Beesley,

(Cantab.), J.

W. Fraser, A. M. Koteiiev, C. C. © » x a a *

O’Connell and R. W. Winter Dah fa ko kong bou chil

Secretary—51rs. E. Brook. MUNICIPALITE FRANCAISE — Hotel

Stenographers and Typists—Mrs. E. Municipal, 176, Rue Exchange

du Consulat;

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Reed Miss ' P. 'Clement and Teleph. 80010'(Private to all

departments)

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tuatiox Municipals A (Cousijl Service Sanitaire

President — E.

General de France) ICoocjiliii, Chef du Service—L. Poupee

Vice-president—F. 8ehwy,zpr. „ ,(j840. Route de Zikawei)

Meinbres—J. Bernis, L. Blum, Chang Sous du iService—J. Delga (630,

Siau Ling,Dou

E. Chariot, Rue Amiral Bayle)

J. Donn4, Yo Seng, 1*.J. Cochet,

Dupuy, Station Sanitaire—040, Route de

Zikawei; Teleph. 70513

G.J. Leboucq,

Sauvayre, Lo Pa Hong, L. Lion, .Inspecteurs -M. Solere, H. C.

Tchou Yen, WeiH. DingJ. Sheridan,

Yong, E. Gallenca, H. Lafa.rge, F. Gros

Inspecteurs Auxiliaires-^-N. L.

S. Wilkinson Jadvoin and M. Rpmanet

Direction—Telephs. 80010 & 80117 Sous-Station, Sanitaire—630, Rue

Directeur General—M. Yerdier Amiral Bayle; Telephs. 82054-

5| j r

Secretariat—Teleph. 11410 Inspecteur.s—M.! F. Pouet and

Secretaire—E. Fauraz M. Prost

Chef du Secretariat—G. Arnoux Inspecteur Auxilia;ire—M. P.

Coxnmis Principals—H. Marchand Saint Jal, plus 9, Surveillants

Commis—A. Barberot, A. H, Ansaldi, Sanitaires Europeens and 3

H. t.'ll'ry Surveillants Sanitaires Chi-

Fin vnces(FinanceDept.) —Teleph. 80010 nois

Chef

—M.desdesFinances

Courtilset du-Contentieux I Semaphore (Signal Statipri)-^, Quai de

France; Teleph. 80431,

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Teleph. 11410 ./ vatoire de Zi-Ka-Wei—R. P.

Chef Comptable—M. Gardarin P. (Lejay

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Commis-Comptables — F. Graziani, | Gherzi

A. Dpumayrou Chef du Bureau—P. Baron

Secretaires — Ignace Zi and

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Sous-id. —E. J. Berthet

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Moullec, J. Xavier,

Percepteurs—S. M. Bordes

Bouchara, P. Chail- —M9, Avenue -Toffre; Telephs.

lan, J. M. Dolbeau, A. Guillabert, 80079-80108 (Appel du feu), S0100-

E. Ronfle, J. Terzi, A. Vachey, A. 80109 (Service)

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Aynie

Commis—L. Follezou —A. Royere (Teleph. 70268)

Conservateur du r61e foncier,S.Serra Chef du Poste Joffre—Prigent

s Sous Chef du Poste Joffre—

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Bayle ; Telephs. 82054-5 Chef Mecanicien—Bonniveau

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Dr. Sie Kie Yang

Dr. Mme. Kotz-Zelikowsky 82165College)—Boute Vallon: Teleph.

Laboratoire Principal—Ch. Grosbois, m.a. b.s.

M. Bykoff,Municipal

chimiste Sous-Directeur—G. Sabattie,

Professeurs—L. Xamias, H. Nicolet

Cabinet

Mme. DentaireSpoov, chirurgien-den- de CholletMme.

C. Vergez, Mme.m.a.,G.

tiste Blanchet, M. Delga,

Mme.

sham, A. Feracci, Mme. Wicker-

Mme. V. Sarthou, Mme.

Service Mobile de Vaccinations Hameury

gr'atuites

SHANGHAI

Kepetitrice—Melle. B. Lamberton Architecture—Teleph.

SurveBlante—Mme.

Professeurs d c A. Jourdan

Ang!ais — Mrs. J. Architecte—A. Nabias,11410

Mitchell, Miss A. P. Thomson Conducteur d’Archit.—H. Sarthou

CommisdArchitecture—J.

N. Zannos, J. Gaggino Eymard,

Eoole Municipale Franco-Chinoise Surveillants—C.Cavouris,

F. M. Hameury, R. Fouques, R. Grelet,

M.

(Franco-Chinese Municipal School)— Peniguel

179,

85000 Boulevard de Montigny; Teleph.

Directeur—Fr.

Sous-directeur—Fr. Jules-Alfred

Ange Cadastre

Chef (Land Office)—Teleph.

du Cadastre— 114loT

H. Perinet

Professeurs—Frs. Victorin, Louis- I.E.I.M.

Chef Opbrateurs — E. Russ, M.

P^trus, Avit, Joseph-Bernard,

Daniel,

Emile, Ricardo,

Louis Andre,

(Fr. Charles,

Chinois) Sobludaeff

Gregoire (Fr. Chinois) Conservateur

Durocher du Cadastre —

Surveillant—(Fr. Chinois), Adon

Service de l’Electricite et des Eaux

Service (Electricity and Water Dept.)—

SlaughterdesHouse)—131,

Abattoirs Boulevard

(Municipalde Teleph. 11410

Chef du Service—E. Fau

Montigny; Teleph. 81181 & Pratt

Veterinaires—Keylock Sous-chef—Y. Briand

Chief Inspecteur—Yachey Contrdleur-Verificateur—E.

Surveillant—J. Monchatre Foucret

Services Genereaux, General Services

L. Mrs.

J. Berge

O’Toole Ateliers (Municipal Workshops)—

Melle. J. Fortier Teleph. 30911

Ingenieur

I.A. & M. Mecanicien — V. Camu,

Service des Parcs, Jakdixs

tations ^Public Parks and‘Gardens)—& Plan- Chef Mecanicien—E. Delmotte

RouteFrelupt; Teleph. Jousseaume

70922 Mecaniciens—P. Berzin, B. Raoux

Chef du Service—P.

Chef Jardinier—P. Cbusyn ComptabilhA et Macasj n — Teleph.

Surveillants Jardiniers—M. Marulli 80010

de Barletta, L. Hugues Comptable—J. Bigel

Magasiner—H- Froquais

Service des Travadx (Public Works. Ecuries (Municipal Stables)—271, Route

Dept.) —11410

Teleph. 176, , Rue du Consulat; de Zikawei; Teleph. 132722*

Direction SurveilAnt des Ecuries—L. Dupuy

Ingenieuren Chef—L. Louzier, e.c.p. Services de Police (Municipal Police)—

Ingenieur-Adjoint Principal — Ch. Route Stanislas Chevalier; Telephs.

Remuzat, i.e.i.m. 31514:5

Ingenieur-Adjoint — A. Berenguier,

I.E.I.M.du Bureau d’Etudes — L. Direction

Chef j: Directeur des Services de Police—

Mayol, i.e.i.m. E. PTori

Chef de la Garde^-rE. Gazes

Commis

C. Porter aux Fcritures—Mme. M. Chef-Adjoiats—Capt. A. Vignolles

Dactylographes—Mme. Secretariat

Mme. J. Poussardin J. Bellande, Secretaire du Directeur--L.

Chef du Secretariat—B. AlaryFuynel

Voirie (Road Dept.)—Teleph. 11410 Comptable—P. Le th u m ier

Agent-Voyer Principal — B. de Secret.-Interpr.—Zet)g Veng-ling

Bellefonds Aide- id.

Section Politique —Jean Bao

Agents Moyers — L. Jaubert, F, Chef

Roux, L Piendivalla

Conducteur de ' Tfav’abx — A Sarlyde la Section Politique—R.

Bouchier ;

Sous Chef de Division—G. Eme-

lianoff

Sur veil.Ants de Travaux — ,P. ’ Sous-Chefs de brigade—P. Gelin, A.

Bourricot, R. Chaillou, T. Lattray, Marmora

M. Lavabre, G.

P. Leplat, J. CeccaldtLucas, M. Petit, Detectives Auxiliaire—G. Oussako-

vsky, V. Rossi

730 SHANGHAI

Secteurs de Police Murakami

Bank Building, & Co., Law72, Offices—East Asia j;!

Szechuen Road;

Inspe-cteurs

Taulier, P.—Kersulec,

J. B. MoissoiS,'

H. Augeard,F. Telephs. 15242-3; Cable Ad: Murakami .

O. Bordesj P. Valentin O.H.Okamoto, barrister-at-law

Takata, advocate . !,

S<>us-Inspecteurs - A. Damour,

Vittori, Y. Mesjeari, A. CormierL. G. Yasui, do. <■

F. Fevre Vittori, F. Vittori, J.

iSergents—S.

Petitjean, F. Guenard, M. Kachler, ± H ' Cfiuen slicing

A.J. Pancrazi,

Magalon, J.E.Bey, M. Filippi,

Barbier, J.' M. Murakami, Toyo, Art and Durio Dealer,

Elard, C. Franchi, P. Guhur Shirt Manufacturers, Importers and

Gardiens

1 de Jardin—P. Brunetti,. Exporters—270, Kiangse Road; Teleph.

12319; Cable Ad: Murakamito; Code:

F. Gabrielli

Gardiens de Ponton — E. Briffault, Bentley’s Toyo

Maison

F. Lespinasse

D’ArretPrincipal, Directeur—i J. S.Murakami,

Murakamiproprietor

j E. Murai

Inspecteur Miss M. Mizushima

E. Gouget T. Murakami

Inspecteur -L. Marguet Shirt & Silk dept.

Sergent—H. Logerot S.T. Nakamura

Ikawa K. Atsumi

Brigadier—J. Nivez Y. Hottg J.Y. Kavvashima

Traffic

Inspecteur—B. Yakovleff S.Y. Mural Maruyama

Sous- id. —B.Avazeri Saint Oyant Ishata N. Atsumi

Sergent—A. M. Nakamura H. Murakami

T. Mat suda

Brigadiers—J. Maze, C. Schlisler T. Suda A. Uchida

Groupe Monte K.Suzuki

Sous Inspecteur—M. Mezergues

Brigadiers

Fournage,—A. Agnel

Larcelet Leon M. Murray, Dr. J, Elliot, m.d., ch.b. (Edin.), j

. Services Divers Surgeon to General Hospital; Physician 1

Inspr.-Instr.—J. Grimaldi to H.B.M.’s-

Municipal Surgeon Consulate-General

— Residence: and5, '

Sous-Inspecteur—H. Dupuy Avenue duRoom:

Roi Albert; Teleph. 30769. j

Commis-Magasiner—A. Helie Consul ting Hongkong and Shang-

Chef-Armurier—L. Le Scanff hai Bank Building (Entrance Foochow i

Garde Auxiliaire Armurier — J. Road); Telephs. 15047-8

Bartholomeu

Garde Artificier—P.

Chef de Musique—A. Moro Dupont Etc fif % Pomu yuen

Chef Mecanicien—L. Grillon Museum,

MuseumShanghai—R.

Road A. S. Building, 6,

• Services

Chef de

de lala Surete

Surete—P. Chazelle A.E.S.Wilkinison,

de C. Sowerby,keeperof

directorOrnithology

Sous- id. —J. Litargne W. M- Porterfield, keeper of Botany

Chefs de J.Division—J.

Bardy, Giamarchi, L.R. Berthier

Huet, C. S. K. Tang, taxidermist

Sous Chefs de Division—J. Gicralis,

E. Autheman, L. Henri, J. Croesi, Moan su

A. Laure XM

•Chefs de Brigade—P. Musso, Fischer & Wilhelm,

Poussardin, M.P. —German Bank Building, 71, Szechuen Law Offices

Bongiardini, G. Bykovsky, Road; Teleph. 15028; Cable Ad: Musso

Riegert,

A. Grell E. Le Cuziat, R. Andre Com. G. D. Musso, barrister-at-law

Dr. O. Fischer, do.

^ slicing^ psmao lai^yu ^ Dr.Mrs. F. Wilhelm, do.

Ying hsienWhung^ sze Miss M. Fowler, secretary

L. Neubourg, stenographer

IMurai Brothers Co., Ltd.—Registered

Office: 6, Soochow Road; Teleph. 13482 3 & PS

Directors—R.

T. E. Skidmore, Bailey, A. L. Dickson,

Brig.-General Mac- Ying shang Igo ching lung yu hsien hung sze

naghten, c.m.g., d.s.o., and D. W. M. Mustard & Co., Ltd., General Wholesale

C. K.C.Price

Newson, f.c.i.s.,

McKelvie, asst. secretary

do.

Importers—22,

15406; Cable Ad:Museum MustardRoad; Teleph

ADVERTISEMENT 730a

OF CHARMING DESIGN

BRIGHT IN COLOURS

Shanghai: MUSTARD & CO., 22, Museum Road.

Hong Kong: MUSTARD & CO., Alexandra Building.

Singapore: BORNEO CO, LTD., Mercantile Bank Building.

Netherlands India: GEO. WEHRY & CO., Batavia, Semarang, Sourabaya.

a

s.

SHANGHAI .7.31

Directors—llobert Bailey '(chairman),

A. Bassett, A. L. Dickson, W, C. t a; m $ *t> ft

Foster, M. W. Stranack, and J. A. T. NaigaiNang na ben chv, silt way ska

Wata Kaisha, Cotton Spinning

Thomas and

J.C. A.C. Trevor Thomas, manager

Newson, f.c.i.s., secretary Gordon Road;Mills—General

Weaving Telephs. 31277Office: 101.

and 30231,

K. McKelvie, assist, do. Town Office: 2, Hankw Road; Telephs.

A.D. W.

L. Dickson, legal do.adviser 12211 and 12221

M. Price, assist, K. Ohnishi, managing director

L. M. Bell Miss Layrish Nakai, H., Average Adjuster—Arnhold

T. Brennan Miss M. V. Lee Building, 6, Kiukiang Road; Teleph.

Miss S. Bohanova F. J. Moore

L. Borgeest

Y. I. Caton A. W. Moss

W. Mrs. P.vich-Poliak

Navtano-

Mrs.P.M.Chan Cox Miss Ostask Nance, Dr. W. K., Surgeon—3, Canton

Road; Teleph. 11254-5. Residence: 51,

G. Danson V. F. Parfentieff Amherst Avenue; Teleph. 27778

L.N. C.A. Diespecker T. Pearson

Egoroff J. M. Rozario

F. D. Gordon H. C. Savage

MissA.Stolianva Chung huok nan yang sion dei en tsou

F.S. R.W. Gotts

Hazzard J. Sutcliffe

W. G. Howe J. M. Tan kou fun u hsien kung se

Mrs. P. Jasoken E. F. Turner Nanyang Brothers Tobacco Co., Ltd.—

Special Representatives

M. W. Stranack, manager in China Cable Ad:Seward 144, East Road;Brothers.

Telephs. Hong-

52330,

and Hongkong for H. K. Mulford kong Office: Nanyang 164, Des Voeux Road

Co., Philadelphia

H. David Smith Kan Yo-kai, president

Dr. L. K. Sung j P. S. Wong Kan Ying Po, vice-president

Lo

KanKing ChiuKee,

Nan,director

jr,; director

13 & iir m ^

Mutual Advertisers, Ltd., Advertis- Nanyang Butchery, Wholesale and Re

ing Agents—Arnhold Building, 6, tail FruitPurveyors of Meat,

and Vegetables — 28,Game,

RouteFish,de

Kiukiang Road, 4th floor; Teleph. Say Zoong; Teleph. 71319

15820 S. M. Tsue, manager

O. T. Breakspear, manager

W. W. Martin Nanyang Dispensary, Manufacturing

Colonel Yang | B. C. Ling Chemists, Wholesale Druggists,

Mutual Investment Society, A king Hospital Suppliers, etc.—426, Nan-

Public Savings Company, register- Ad: Nan Road; Teleph. 93046; Cable

ed at the French Consulate-General, drug

Shanghai—Head Office : 35-37, Av. N. C. Chu, general manager

Edward YII.; Telephs. 16343-4; Nanyang Institute (See Educational)

Cable Ad: Allinvestt

J.G. Lachard, chairman & Ti & H W $

MohMary,Puandirector

Liang, director Nanyang Motor Supply

Chas. Ballandras, auditor Parts, Accessories, Tyres,Co.,Storage

Automobile

Bat

teries, Painters

Mutual Trading Co., Ltd., Import and 846 to 854, Avenue Edward YII; and Body Builders—

Export — 14, Canton Road; Teleph. 90664 Teleph.

18346; Cable Ad: Mutualtrade T. H.C. Y.Waung

Tsao I| W. S. T.C.Jue

Waung

Using Tcvmng

Nahmmacher Carl,Avenue

ModernFoch; Motor Ser- Naorosjim& Co., 3c Yuan lee

P., Cotton,

vice—563-565-567,

36310. 51. Yu Yuen Road; Teleph.

Teleph.

27350 Pongee Merchants and Raw Silk and

Commission

Charles Nahmmacher, genl. manager 83285 Agents—10, Rue du Consulat; Teleph.

Carl Nahmmacher, operating mgr. P. N. Karanjia

Jack Thompson, service station do.

732 ^iJANGHAI

Nathan, M. J.,,Stock and Shaije Broker

(Member^ Shanghai ^toclo Exoliange)— . PagHyv.6 shie hupgoAshien zK flic

hung sze

16, Central

Ad: SharenatHoad; Teleph, 1802% Cable National General Insurance

m S m M m 35, Jinkee Road (2nd floor);Casualty—

Office, Fire* Marine and Teljeph.

14236 ; Cable Ajtf; Na genin s

S'ar) shl

J. K. Chang, T.' S. Hsia, P. K. Sun,

National Aniline & Chemical Co., U.S.A. §.how,

L. T.Yong, Baiine,

—15, Museum

BoxJ. 653; Cable

Hoad; Teleph. 11335;

Ad:,Naccoshang

P.O.

;i - F. Zee and YAngj

T.. K. T.DooT.

Fistere, jr., manager Loo (Compradore)

Sao Ran, mgr.—Nanking Bran.

C.N. G.J. Deegan

Evans | W. A»©5GmHn Sun Yen Wai, do.—Hangehpw do.

N. S. Wong Ling | Miss L. Willis Chen Sidf/Pao, do.—Ningpo. do.

WongYungZou,do.—Soochow do.

J.G. D.O. Haynes

Richardson (Tieptfein)

do, .’ Agents for

National Fire Ins. Co., of Hartford

C.A. M. Gee (Hongkong)

R. Edwards (Hankow) Halifax Fire Ins. Co., of Canada

Eagle Insui^'nce Co‘, Ld.. London

National Carbon Co.,

U.S.A.— Sales Office: 3, Cantoh Road; Fed. inc., n & & ffi & m

Teleph. Kon ming wei sun hong sze

Factory: 14108; Cable Ad:Road;

248, Y angtszepoo Eayelbon;

Teleph. National Hygiene Co. (Associated with

51431; Cable Ad.: Ray el bon •; Great ChinaFumigating,

Health Co.), Vacuum House

J. Y.F. Desborough,

Kerlin, president

sales, manager Cleaning, Disinfecting,

A.W. A.Wright,

Gormely, factory;supt. 'y, Renovating, Painting, White-washing

assist, sales ,mar;ager and General Contractors-793,' Szechuen

B. ' R.‘ Yazeilie, South Road, Central

18321; China

P.O.Box Arcade

i^epr. RoomAd:

1173; Cable 28; Nathyo

Teleph.

giene. Branch Office: Hankow .

National Christian Council of China T. Z3s, a^ist. Service m^hgeiy

{See Associations) R. W. Pao, inspector

National* City Bank of New Y'ork {See China—(Nee‘ National Medical Association df

Banks) Association)

National i National Optical Co.-rl03, Nanking

National City City Co.

Bank(affiliated

of NewwithYork), the Road; Teleph. 91224

Investment

Road; Teleph.Securities—2a,

19252; Cable Ad:Kiukiang

Nacitco National Pharmacy— 643; Nanking

J. F. Landerdale, manager,; Rodd; Teleph. 94349

National

facturers ofPottery

Ceramic Co., Ltd.,Tiloh—72,

Mosaic Manu-

I’l jfc — -Yuen hang

National Commercial V'o., Importers, Szechuen Ad: Pottery

Roady Tefeph. .16R)6j Cable

Exporters,,anduGhsLeraLMeschants—17,

Peking.CableHoad;' C. LiQ.YiLim. manager

Ad: Teleph:'P.O. Box ;

. 213; Minerva Ming, assist, manager

• : Y.,P.W.J.Lee, general manager . ‘ National Ouar’anTine Service—2a,

K. T. T.Yung

Clock, in charge Kiukiang Road, Room 404; Teleph.

' 0526 ,

T. Z. Mah | P. Z. Chao

National^ National Realty -Co., Land and

Banks) Commercial Bank‘ Ltd. {See Estate, Agents—20, Museum. Road;

Teleph. 19544

National'

gineers Electric Co., Electrical

and Contractors — 501-3, En- National Tile Co., Ltd-, Maiiufac-

tuTerfe of Geramic Tiles—11% Sze-

Nanking Road; Teleph.

N. C. Cheng, general manager 9362R chueh Road; Teleph. 1:5093; Cable

Ad: 7451

SHANGHAI 733

ft m m m Neekadoo,

Tai.Pootung;

Shing South Wharf—Tung-

Teleph. 61094

Bah Sbntp Hwa Hong Hopkins Road,

Dunn &Telephs.

Co., Ltd.,1002748, Sze-

National TRAt)iN<: Co., The; Importers • i chuen 11997, agents

and

and Exporters — 20, Museum

Teleph. 13806; Cable Ad: Natraco Hoad;

Thomas S. Woo, manager Neeling Chen, Importer and Exporter—

S. K. Woo . j , P. Y. Soong 112, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 17685; Cable

Ad: Neelinch.eh

:

National Teansfort Co., Ltd.,; Customs Agency Neeling Chen, manager

Brokers,

sportation— Shipping

205-5A,andBoundaty

Railway Tran-

Road Shaloin' Yabia Cb,, San Francisco

Teleph. 40338 Neil & Co., James, Biscuit Manufacturers

N. L. Han, general managef —421, Yu Yuen Road; Teleph. 28045

Naoman, V. F., m.d., Dental Surgeon—12, Neill Faron & Bros., Co., Ltd., Im-

The Bund (Room lob); Teleph. 10047 porters and Exporters—119, Broad-

way ; Teleph. 40596; Cable Ad:

Navy League—(>See; Associations),, Nelfaron

% Nar n

'" ? Tfl] ^ Nee Tee

Navon, E., Pearl and Diamond Merchant, . NRil s Scotch Bakery, Wholesale and

Retail Bakers and Confectioners—Shops,

Import apd

Teleph. 17598Expor.tr^-6, Kiukiang Road; Lpr.ch and Tea Rooms: 23, Nanking

Hoad and 421. Yu Yuen Road Telephs.

E.

M. Navon (absent)

E. Dangoor, signs per pro. ■ T^V.sii'

JamesahdNeil, proprietor

Geo. Dialling, foreman, (bakery dept.)

Mrs. ThonTpsqri, shop manageress

Nedeeland Insueance Co.. Ltd., Fire Nkmazee &rCo., H. M. H., Tea, Silk

and Marine Insurance—3; Edward Ezra

Road; Telephs. '60069-70; Cable, Ad: se Road; and General Merchants—3.91, Kiang-

Blomavan Tcl.cph. 1 OS7.5; P.O. Box

H. C. A. van, Somei'en, manager 796; Cable Ad: Nemazee

M. 11.. Touty, manager

Nederlandsch Indische Handels mi ^ 1 f#

Bank—(Nee Banks) Lee an din cheeyu yeh hung sze

Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappy Neon Lights, Fed. Inc. U.S.A.

—{See Banks) Claude,

Well Neon Lighting—310,

34322 andBubbling

Nederlandsche Yerkoop Oroanisatie Cable Road; Telephs.

Ad: Nconlilc 34323;

N.Y.—2a, Eiukiang Road; Teleph. 19970; {See also Claude Neon Rights Fed. Inc.)

P.O.

A. Box

Buysi486) Cable Ad; Neverorgan

H. j. van Hen gel ' fg & ft

Ying sui lien ziui kumg sze

Nestle (fe ANGLO^Swiss Condensed Milk

wt m m m m Co., Milk and Milk Product^, Nestle

Nee tai shirig mai ho Foods- e,andNestle’s,

Laetogpri, Gerber Gruyere

Nee Tai Shing A Co., Coal Merchants— Chee' Kohler’s Chocolate,Peter’s,BonbonsCailler’s

& Cocoa— and

182-188,

91751 Sinza Road; TelOphs. 92910 and Nestle House, 19-20, Soochow Road;

K. C.'Sing,, manager Teleph. 16337; P.O. Box 703; Cable Ad:

Nestanglo;

C. C. Sze, assist, manager W.J.A.W.Stephens,

Kee 'Tai S^in^ North Wharp—Tuhg- Barber manager

| G. C. Large

L. W, ' Walk in- |. W.

, .shaw. E. Mandelert,

K. Hainsworth.

kadoo, Footling;

HOpkins,, DunnTeleph.,61093

& Co., Ltd.—48, y Baby Welfare Department

Szechuen Road; Telephs. 100^7 and Mrs. I. Williams,.certified nurse

11997, Agents Miss T. F. Liu P Miss Y. C. Taj

734 Shanghai

Netherlands Chamber of Commerce— New State Market—065a, Av. Joffre;

(Aee Chambers of Commerce) . ' Telephs. 72J68 and 72212

Hoo Zue-dow, manager

Netherlands Consulate—(Aee: Con-

sulates) ’M {£ Pa0 hung

Neav Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Neubottrg Motor Sera'ice Co:, Automo- Far Eastern Branch: 8c, Yuen

bile Repairs, Coach Building and Paint- Ming Yuen Road; iTeleph 10118;

ing—162, Med hurst Road; Teleph. 33330 P.O. Box 651 OaMe Ad: Newzico;

P. H. Neubourg, proprietor & manager -i Code: Bentley’s

P. W. Netiborg | Miss R. JoSefi J. W.FarStackhouse,

East manager for the

Nevel &. Co., J., Importers and J. B. Logan (absent)

porters—782, Bubbling Well Road; J. S. Osburne Lilly | D. W. White

Cable-' Ad : Neveleo Nicaiwa Shokai, Ltd., General Import

Say yyng and Export Merchants—72. Szechuen

& Road; Telephs. 15934 and 18484; P.O.

New Engineering and Shipbuild- Box 696; Cable Ad: Nichiwa

ing Works, Ltd., The, Engineering, Nichols Super Yarn & Carpets, Chinese-

Shipbuilding,

ing (Proprietors: Repairing and Millwright-

Yangtszepoo Docks Rugs—97-99, Nanking Road; Teleph.

Nos. 1 and 2)—640, Yangtszepoo Road; 14158; Factory Cable Ad: 104,

and Office: Nichols. Main

Taku Road,

Teleph. 500,80 (Private Exchange to all Tientsin

Depts.); P.O. Box 704; Cable

A. L. Blechynden, managing director Ad: Speedy Miss Phyllis Cleveland, manager

C. A. Member, a.c.a., dir. and secy. Nicot Products Co.—19, Kiukiang Road;

R.J. E.Humble, manager

Harvey, sub-manager Teleph. 16342; P.O. Box 1316; Cable Ad:

•T. Findlay, do. Nicot; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and 6 edn.

J. C. Amour, engineer supt. Nier

G.J. L.T. Anderson

Anderson underChipMunicipal

Kuei Public School—(Nee

Council)

Barkus S.G. Kolesnik

R.. L.Beattie F. von Krogh

W. C. D. Miss Lubeck Nielsen,

N. G.E.Macdonald General

G., Stock, Share, Land and

Broker—177, Avenue Dubail;

Bowen C. McGilvray Teleph. 81415

V. X. Boyko . F. Miller

Mrs. A. W. J. A. Morton J5r IS I « H

E. W. Chapman

Fielding D.A. Ramsay

G. Rutherford Nielsen &SanMalcolm, yee hung chen se

Consulting En-

T. D.Fobhering- N. Sasaki gineers, Fire Loss Assessors and Sur-

C. A. Fromm ham Miss J. M. veyors—Hongkong & Shanghai Bank

A,J. G.Haken W. SimpsonScotland Building, 12, The Bund; Telephs. 13691,

19242 and 17916; Cable Ad: Nielcolm

A. M. Harvey

Jenkins A.T. J..1. Storey

Sterelny C. e.,W. partner

Butson, a.m.i.mech.e.,m.i.struct.

A. M. Kerr . R Thomso i F. T.Allan,

New Mission Press Co., The—935, A. T.m.i.mar.a.,

Begg partner

North Szechuen Road ; Teleph. 40752 C.R. E,E. Pinel, m.i.mar.e., m.j.i.e.

L. Beardsworth

G. McIntosh W. A. Allan

F. F. Glass

fn & m ® * if m. a m % n m 0

//sin sum tying tma hung sze Tie bun tien pao tong sing so

New Shanghai Construction Co., News Dempo Nihon Tsushin-sha,Agency—53

Japanese

Contractors

ing and Engineers,

and iSahitary Heat- and 54,and

Installations—S.

Advertisement

Szechuen Road; Telephs. 15909

681, Connaught Road; Teleph. andG. 17394; Cable Ad: Nihondempo

34171 Y.Kagoshima, manager

Shimojo, sub-do.

SHANGHAI

Nikka Sanshi Kabushiki Kaisha, Ltd., & % m m & h

Importers and Exporters of Silk, Cocoon Jik •pen yew zay way za'

and

kow Silk

Road;and,Teleph.

Oocopn 13394;

Waste—9a,

P.iQ. Han-

Box Nippon Yusen Kaisha (N.Y.K. Line)—

1159; Cable Ad: Zuifoong 31,

K. Amino, manager 814; CableBund;

The Teleph. 68781; P.O. Box

Ad: Yusen

H. Terai, manager

Nikka Yoko, General Merchants—35,

Szechnen Eoad; Teleph. 15337; P.O. Box Y.S. Yanase,

Yajima, sub-manager

do.

693; Cable Ad: Nikka Nissei Trading: Co., Inc., Importers and

H. Uchida, manager Exporters of Cotton and Cotton Waste

Ningpo-Shaohsing Steam Nav. Co.—63, Box —6, Szechuen

700; CableRoad; Teleph. 15967;, P.O.

Ad: Sugihara

Kiangse Hoad;

Ad: Ningshao Telephs. 18782-3; Cable

C.Yuen

P. Loh, chairman a a * # » a

Lee tung, manager

Ningshao

Teleph. Wharf — Chinese Bund; NisshinNiKisen

133p2

C'hin Lun Zue Rung sze .

Kaisha (The Japan-China

Chow Jie-kong, manager S.S.

Cable Co.)—5,

Ad: The Bund; Telephs. 15483 7,

Nissikisen

Nippon KairikuandTransport Co., General M. Yonesato, director

Forwarding Customs H. Yokota, manager

813, Miller Road; Telephs.Clearance—

43894 and K. Yamasaki, assist, manager

43069; Cable Ad:

A. Morioka, managerKairiku Nisshodo Dispensary—C. 165/6, Woo-

sung Road; Telephs. 41057 and

Nippon Risen Kaisha, Ltd., Shipowners 41067

and Shipping S. Morisawa, manager

Telephs. 16665 andAgents—6,

66789; P.O.The

BoxBund;

1328;

Cable Ad: Nihonkisen

S. Funakoshi, branch manager Nissim & Co., Ltd., Edward, Merchants

and Commission Agents — 2, Peking

Nippon Marine Insurance Co.—9a, Han- Road; Teleph. 16589

kow Road; Teleph. 16546; P.O. Box 708; E. Nissim

Cable Ad: Nihonkaijo S.K. A.D. Levy

Tsze

S. Oka, manager

fg 0 Seh sing Nissim, N. Fred., Real Estate—278,

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 10060; Cable Ad:

Nippon Menkwa Kabushiki Kaisha, Raw Nofrenis N. Fred Nissim, partner

Cotton,

Goods, Cotton Yarn, Cotton Piece N. M. Nissim, do.

HankowSilk Road;andTelephs.

Sundry18127-8;

GoodsCable

— 8, A. Jacob | H. C. Peng

Ad: Menkwa

S. Kato, manager

Nippon Products Co., Inc.—Yoko- Noble & Son, J., Real Estate and Com-

hama Bank Building, 84, The Bund, mission Agents, Importers of Livestock

Room 31; Telephs. 11745 and 10463; and Australian Products—335a (2), Yu

P.O. Box 1811; Cable Ad: Nipon- Erimus Teleph. 27561; Cable Ad:

Yuen Road;

busan J. Noble

Y. iSasau and Y. Takahashi, J. Noble, jr. (Australia)

managing directors

ft Tsay wo

^ Kao tsin Noel, Murray & Co., Ltd., Auctioneers,

Nippon Sugar Trading Co., Ltd.—0, mission Agents—ll, Hankowand Road;

Share and General Brokers Com-

Canton Road; Telephs. 17253-4; P.O. Telephs. 10335 (Manager’s Office), 12714

Box 570 ; Cable Ad: Kodzuyoko (General Office), and 10300 (Piece Goods

T. Sekito, manager Department)

736 SHANGHAI

Hugh Martin, director ^ *$£. Tsz ling

Y.Kenneth

Ghurtong, H. Martin,

compr. do. do. ., North-China Daily News and Herald,

Ltd.—Printers, Publishers, Advertising

G.T. R.V. L.T. ("alder

Marshall I L. Joseph Agents, etc.-—-North-China Building, 17,

The Bund; Teleph. 11055; P.O. Box 707;

I.Ching-wo

R. B. Tuxford |

(piece goods) , P. Wood Cable Ad: Herald

North-China Daily Neivs

H ^ ® H Pi Ualig hung tze North-China Sunday

North-China ‘Neips

Herald (Weekly)

Noessler &■ Co.. G.m.b.U., Max, Book- Directors—H. E. Morriss (chairman)

sellers—331, Kiangse Road; Telepb.

16780; P.O. Box 771; Gable Ad: Noessler

E. H.Obenaus, R.and Gordonsecretary

W. Davis, Morriss& managing dir.

Koch manager Editorial Office

E. Haward, editor

Noll, Dr. Kurt, Physician--!, Canton i • ; A, R. Peyton Griffin, sub-editor

Rd.(5thfloor);Teleph. 184P«>. Residence: P. Finch, do.

1526, Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 70604 J.H. M.K.D.Strachan,

Hoste, C. do. S. Hirsh,Miss-

W.

Hi & # 3Tf Ya cfcin H. CKeib F- A. Sampson,

B.BoxaH,

Miller,Y. Wgng,

F. Chow, A. Ed Gee andJ.

M. W.

Nomura Lumber Co., Ltd., The — 9, Hiss M. Middleton, reporters

Canton Road; Telephs. 16686 and Miss M. Yancey

16671: P.O. Box 1273 Miss D. Diveley,

Latimer, typist

editor’s secty.

H. Nomura, managing director Mrs. H.

Norasiatxc Coal Transports, Ltd., A/S., j Proofreading G. Sapojnikoff, artist

—45, Yangtszepoo Road; Teleph.>50080; Dept:

Cable Ad: Norasiatic G.F.E.Arnold

Ellis F. A. Tonnochy

Advokat E. W. Nansen, managing Mrs. G. Carey J. R. Llewellyn

director (Oslo)

iin'dO. A. Member, a.c.a., manager A. W. Diercks ' F.R. S.Crank T. Pigott

Cap!. H. Horneman A dvertidn'j Dept.

Thomson & Co., secretaries W. J. Mockett M. Post

S.S. S.S. “Gurth”

“ Cederic (Capt.

” (Capt.R.O.Svensen)

Stokke) E.MissR. Ruth

Mason Miss M/i), Morgan,,

S. Hansen)

S. “Rowena” (Capt. F. Bremeri Benedict 'typist

S. S.‘“Wilfred!”(Capt.' O. BotmC) Accounts Dept.

A. A. William, accountant

L.V. Yeung,

C. Young, cashier do.

m & w x & % m E. I. Seqiigira ' O. K. Wong

Yung kin 'k'u, cha t B. M. Ruebain Kong Yung-kwe:

Norbury,

and Manchester),Natzxo. iV Co..Chromo Ltd. (LondonLitho-j Printing Dept.

graphers, Trade Marks Registration; T, D. Davy, printing manager

Agents—7, Hankow RoacLTeleph. 15611;, A. Haslam, works manager

Cable A. W- 11 ickpy, proof-reader

SloweAd:& Prismatic

Co., Ltd., solei representative ., Y.J. Chagin

jMirsk'ift I A. Sixnnitsky

N. IJgchenko, J Chang Sze Long

fjj [o Poh Igr , China Hong List arid Shanghai Directory

North British A. W. Slferriff, compiler

Co., Ltd. ( Far& Eastern

Meixcan^tle' Branch Insurance

) — 259, Secretary and' Mgr's Office

Kiangse

Norbrit Road; Telepb. 1805;$; Cable Ad: R. W. Davis

Mrs. G. M. Everest

E- A.E. M.Parsons,

Bourne manager

I J.;!'O.U!lRae PropriiforS'dJ v.’: -H

, J. Henry | G. M. Cowb Nort

Nor.tlitli China

China Daily

SundayNews News

Agencies

Ocean Marine Insurance .Oo-, Ld, Nqrtlr China Herald (weekly)

World Marine and Gen.Tnsce. Co., Ld. Cliina'Hong

Shanghai Directory, everyJanuary

I44» July

SHANGHAI 737

'North China Garage Co.,- Ltd.—7, m -x n Tien wen tai

Nanking Road; Telephs. 40001 and Observatory—Zi-Ka-Wei; Teleph. 70771

40164

C. S. King, director Rev; Fr. P. Lejay, director

Rev. Br. E. Lord

Meteorology

Rev. Fr. E. and Seismology

Gherzi, s.J., director

fr !fS Pau Tea hong

North China Insurance Co., Ltd.—Head Time Hey, Dept,

Fr. andBurgaud,

M. Magnetism s.j., director

Office: 26,

Cable Ad: MandarinThe Bund; T§leph. 12981; Astronomy, msr Song Kiag (ku)

C. M. G. Bumie, general manager Rev. Fr.

director E, de la Villemarque, S.J.,,

oi Rev. Bro. J. Aguinagalde, s.j.

iH 3$ J

Northern Feather Works, LTD.(Nordisk Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corpn,

Fjerfabrik, A.S.), Exporters—2a, Kiu- Ltd.—Union Building, 1, Canton Road;

kiang Road; Teleph. 10703; Cable Ad: Teleph. 13407 (4 lines); P.O. Box 807;

Chindisk.

Copenhagen.HeadBranches:Office andNewark,

Factories

N.J.,in Cable Ad: Ocean;

London, Canton and Shanghai E. J.Lester Arnold,Code:

M. Murray manager Bentleys

for China

A.Y.Jochumsen, acting

H. Song | Y. C. Dzungmanager Miss E. C. Blackwood: | Miss T. Arcus

S.C. L.F. Yun,

Zung,assist,

compradore

do, 1$) }n Poh lor

Norwegian Chamber of Commerce— Ocean Kiangse

Marine Insurance Co., Ltd.—259,

Road; Cable Ad: Norbrit

(See Chambers of Commerce) E. E. Parsons, manager

A. M. Bourne I J. O. Rae

J. Henry | G. M. Cowe

Nao way yu nin she who pow

hsien hang sxe Ocean Steamship Co., (Ltd.

Norwich

Ltd., Fire UnionandFire Insurance

Marine Society, Chinaand

Insurance—21, Mutual Steam Nav. Co., Ltd.

Jinkee Road; Teleph. 15118; Cable . (See(BluealsoFunnel

Holt’sLine)

Wharf)

Ads : Norunion, and Ingots Butterfield

A.Shanghai

Cameronagents & Co.. (China), Ltd., 60310 (Private Exchange to all

Depts. and Residences at all hours)

{Q dpi Biwg dee. Oculists’ Institute Co,, Ltd.—141, Nan-

Nose Dragon Co,, Silver, Gold and king Road;

Platinum Smiths, Jewellers and Watch- Rakusen Teleph. 18500; Cable Ad:

makers — 2262;

45141; P.O. Box 414 Boone Road; Teleph. ■ Directors— Dr.L-C-E.P-Canning,

d.o.s , opt.d,, Rakusen,o.b.e.,

o.D.,

T. Hirata, manager T.. S, King , and L Fuchs

w # * a ® *) mm

Nouveau, E., Advocate, Doctor of Law— Oh teh on tien ying yu han hung sze

35, Rue du Consulat; Teleph. 80977 Odeon Amusements Ltd., Operating the

G. Costantini, doctor or law Strand, and Broadway Theatres—219,

S. T. Lart, advocate Szechuen

Novelty Silk Studio, Wholesale and BoxChun 1673: Road;

Cable Ad:Teleph.

Odeonfilm14039; P. O.

Yen

Retail, Chinese Silks — 447a, iivenue Strand Theatre—586, Ningpo Road Bun, general manager

Joffre (1st floor); Teleph. 71988' Broadway Theatr4—11, Wayside Road

Mrs. P. Hodds, proprietress

M. Prostoff, general manager

S.D. Duseff,

Pestovsky, second manager

accountant Odeon, China Co., Ltd., Importers of

Mrs. O. Prostoff, cashier Gramophone,

—421, KiangseRecords, Road; Accessories,

. Teleph. 18076;etc.,

I. Ivanikoff & B, PerminotE salemen, P.O. Box 568

24

738 SHANGHAI

Oehmichbn, E. M. & A., Manufacturers’

Representatives—40, Szechuen Road; Okura &^ Co. -fc Ta tsang

(Trading), Ltd., Im-

Teleph. 17497; Cable Ad: Oehmichen port-Export.—1, Kiukiang Road;

E. M. Oehmichen Telephs. 10806 and 1:3172.7; P.O. Box

A. Oehmichen | T. T. Lin 702; Cable Ad : Ohuragumi

P. Y. Chong, compradore Y. Hibari, manager

Office Afpetance Co., Ltd., The, Office

Equipment and Supplies—74,

king Road; Teleph. 18638; P.O. Box Nan- m % m m m %

727;P. Cable Ad: Appliance Laou zeen au chi chi tsang

S. Widdup, general manager Old Dock, Engine Works, Foundry and

H. B. Joseph, secretary and mgr. Shipyard—148-150, Broadway; Teleph.

Y. R. Jacob, sub. manager 51807

Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co.,

Nee fmg Tcung sze Mg # Ltd., proprietors

Office Supply Co., The, Office Equip- Old Yung Chong Coal Co., Coal Mer-

ment

11667 —■and ' 367,12440;

Kiangse

P.O. Road;

Box 958;Telephs.

Cable chants—19, Avenue Edward VII;

Ad:H. Austrchina Teleph. 15474

Chatfield, manager

Z. T. Wang, sub-do. Olien en Vetten Import en Export-

L. K. Hu, sales do. maatschappij

St. Cheary, in-charge

L. Y. Lane, branch office manager and Exporters(“Olimex”),

— 74, Szechuen Importers

Road;

C.Z. Y.C. Wang,

BooDge, do. . Teleph. 12706; P.O. Box 1074; Cable Ad:

do. Greiwis

E. Kelen, manager

Office of Works, H. B. M.—14, Yuen 0i ® Sg tS © !£

Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. 10648 Zay chong che che zung lee soo

J. Gumming Wynnes, m.b.e., f.r.i. Oliveira & Son, ,H. (Successors to

b.a., div. architect T.E.M.A.), Supplies—1,

Machinery, Tools

H. C. Edmunds, clerk of works ineering

W. IK. Wise, do. Sewardand Road;

Eng-

W. Mearles, do. Telephs. 40461-3; Cable Ad: Hotema

Mrs. I. Oliveira, proprietress

H.R.C.J.Lubeck,

Maitland,manager

assist, manager

£ ® m m E. M. Oliveira, treasuer

Nr ha ra e sang C. M. Ozorio

A.MissC. I.Silva

O’Hara, Dr. W. E., f.r.c.s.e., Medical Oliveira I| Y.J. H.Aguiar

Jennings

Practitioner

China United — Office andSociety

Assurance Residence:

Buil-

ding, 104, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. OliviertLChine,®Importers Yung shing

and Exporters

91625 —16, Museum Road; Telephs. 61351-2-3

On, Produce Co—11, Broadway; Te- and 61354

1114; Cable (Pootung

Ad: Godown); P.O. Box

Austrasia

leph. 40258; Cable Ad: Hormasjee A. Mouton, signs per pro.

J. H. Shroff A. Sadoc, do.

K. H. Shroff Export Dept.

P. Huet, signs per pro

^ m ± a G. Chariot I A. H. Roach

M. Guyot I A. Tassel

Wu hah si e sung lL. Machiooine | E. Tassel

Oks, Dr. A. B„ Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose Import Dept. :

Specialist—Ward G. Martigny

212, Szechuen Road;Building

Telephs.(3rd

18931floor),

and L. Van Der Stegen

M. Baumgarten

7013 (Residence)

SHANGHAI 739

D. B. Sequeria Oriental Construction and Trading

Miss G. Cahavarro Co.—191, Szechuen Road; Teleph.

M. Michel, agt. Michelin & Co. 11771

R. Gross Wu Chun-chii, manager

Insurance Dept. : Wu Ching-yen, engineer

M.. Savitsky

. Secretariat: Ji H m *

Mme. G. Tchang Ta t ung yuen mo sa ch’ang

Pootung—Press Packing

M. Jacob Oriental Cork Factory—3|6-38, Rue

General Managers for Chim for: du Oonsuiat; Teleph. 84(972

L’Abeiile Fire Insurance Co., G. Minarolo & Co., proprs. and

Ltd. of Paris managers

La Nationale Fire Insurance Co.

of Paris Oriental Dispensary, Manufacturing

Agents for Chemists in and

Dealers Wholesale

Hospital Druggists,

Supplies, Photo-

Patriotic Assurance Co., Ltd. graphic Goods, etc.—Corner of Foochow

Sun Insurance Office, Ltcl. and Shanse Roads; Teleph. 91305

(Marine) Z. S. Zee, general manager

Insurance Co. Ardjoeno, Ltd

Lautier Fils Grasse: Perfumery Oriental Electric Co.—180, Nanking

and Essential Oils

St. Gobain Glass Works: Polish- Road; Teleph. 91336

ed Plate Glass Oriental Engineering Works — 26,

Etabs. Marechal: Oil Cloths Boikal Road; Tetteph. '50542

Patent Medicines N. Y. Down, president

OneExporters

Price Laceof Co.,

SwatowManufacturers

Drawn and

Work, Oriental Furnishing Co.—143, Sze-

Mosaic Work, Cross-stitch,Em broideries, chuen Road; Teleph. 121377

Art Novelties—45, Broadway; Teleph.

42500; Cable Ad: Pricelace Oriental Golf Co.—24, Nanking Road;

H.M.L.K.Hou, manager

Chang, assist, manager P.O. Box 1019

C, C. Wu, secretary K. Yanagi, manager

Oppenheimer, I. (Etab.), Exporters and ft n fc m & B

Importers—128,

15802 Kiangse Road; Teleph. Oriental Mercantile Co., The, Im-

W. Pohlmann, signs per prb. porters and Exporters—53, Szechuen

Rd.;L. Teleph.

C. Chen,12676; Cablemanager

general Ad: Tomercant

Oppenshaw & Co., M., Importers and Liu Z. Dong, import do.

Exporters—395, Bubbling Well' Rd.;

Teleph. 34154; P.O. Box 1284 p Cable ft P it *•] # Wah lee

Ad: Opede

M. Openshaw, managing director Oriental porters

Oversea Trading Co., Im-

F. J. Ede, manager Teleph. and 10947;Exporters—3, Museum Rd.;

Cable Ad: Orienovsea

Orenstein & Koppel, A -G., Material,

Berlin, T. T. Leuhr

Manufacturers of Railway

Locomotives, Excavators, Dredgers—451, It # IP M i£

Kiangse Road; P.O. Box 337

H H. Bernstein, representative Fah shing yun sze Jew an

Oriental Managers),

Press, ThePrinters,

(Millington, Ltd.,

Oriental Auction Room—340, Kiangse General Publishers

Road; Teleph. 12892; Cable Ad: and 113-5,

Advertisers—Millington

Avenue Edward YII;

House,

Teleph.

Oriental 840*10;'

H. C. F. Yen, general manager F. C. CMillington,

able Ad: Papyrus

managing director

24*

no SHANGHAI

J.W.A.Fischer,

E. Bates,business

directing manager

' do.

M. Waikovsky Yinp phang y'at see 'pati ka/ng iieh

yu nsien kung sze ^ • j

Z.C. T.L. Loh

Hsu I] T.K. F.Y. Chang

Chu Osborn & Co., Ltd, Samuel

(Clyde Steel Works, Sheffield, England),

Y. F. Chu | Y. L. Chang Manufacturers of “ Mushfet ” High-speed

^ ^ Wa}i:'dah:! Steel, Twist Drills,

ling, Cutters, Reamers,

etc.,7Hand Saws,Brand

& Heart” Mil-

Oriental PEdbucrs: Trading' Co., Im- Files, Crucible Carbon

Cast, Topi

AlloySteels,

and Spring Steels,

Mining Steels,

port-Export—4‘51, Kiangse Road; and Tools—National City Bank Build-

Teleph. 15S29; Ostble Ad: Orpro- ing, 2a, Kiukiapg Road; Teleph'. 10104;

i traco ■ • • P.O. Box 012 Cable Ad; Handheart

C. lL. Loh, general manager A.John

Button, Far Eastern

K. Tiong, Chinesemanager

manager

Oriental Pitrctiasing Co., Importers and

Exporters—128, Kian^se:Road; Teleph. T. C. Chang, clerk chief clerk

John G. K. Tsong,

15802; Cable Ad: Orpurcy Agents

HurstforNplpon & Co,, ,Lcl., Motherwell.

Hsin wall Railway

Stock and Tramway Rolling

Oriental Trading Co., Importers and Dorman

brough Long & Co., Ld., Middles-

(Incorporating Bblckow

Exporters—367, Kiangse Road; Te- Vaughan , & Co., Ld.) Pig Iron,

leph. 14395; Cable Ad: Sunwaheo Ferrb-MaPgarTese, Rails, Sleepers,

Li.7Wan Shan, manager

. Naylor, English dept. Plates, Angles; Joists and Tees, etc.

F. W. Schmidt, German dept, S. Rolling

D. PetersStock& Co.Equipment

Slough, 'England,

Oriental Transportation and Trad- Steel Scaffolding Co., Ld., London

ing Co., Ltd.—72, Szechuen, ,Road; Csravi China Co., Importers of In-

Teleph. .17885;'. P.O. Box, 714 ; Cable candesconf Lamps — 72, Szechuen

Ad: Turigya Road; Telephs. 18147-8; P.O. Box

S. Iwata, manager 409; Cable Ad : Osram

Oriental Vulcanising1 Co., Motor, 'dar Otis Elevator Co.— Sassoon House;

Tyres, Accessories, etc.—579, Avenue Rooms 206-8;Islands

HeadandOffice

Siam;for Teleph.

China,

Foch; Teleph. '71949; Cable Ad: Philippine 1.1237; Cable Ad; Lyndentree

Vulcanising R. E. Lunkley, manager

Ouskouli,

General M. H. A,, Tea Exporters

Merchants—451, Kiangse Road;and

Ta 2>

Osaka

Road;Shosen Teleph.Kai'sha,

15324; Ltd.—2,

P.O. BoxCanton3040; Ousko

Cable .Ad; Shosen , - M. H. A. Ouskouli

J. B.Watenabe, ; 5 G. A. Ouskouli

Uwamori,manager

assist, manager' Overland Motors, Ltd. (Incorp. in

R. Nishimura, export dept. Hong Kong)—694, Bubbling Well

M.K. Hatta,

Matsuda, do.

do. Road; Teleph. 3005; Cable Ad:

Autopalace

E.K. Maoyama,

K.

Makino, •importdo,dept.

Segawa, accounts dept.

J. W. P. Marsh, managing dir.

T. Suzuki, do. E » # M « »

K. Makinq, general . Overseas 'ffai tuiig Wderiand

p’tt kung sse Co.,

'K.S. Nomiyama, db.

Segawa, passenger d^pf.

S.S. Nomiyama, do. SteamshipShipping

Agents and Warehouse

Warehousing—

Sugiyama, wharf dept. 38, Avenue Edward VII.; Teleph. 19212;

T. TTcbizaka, do. Cable

M. Ad: Hytun

Dietrich, foreign manager

S. Iwatani, do. Cheng Pai Hua, Chinese do.

SHANGHAI 741

m & m m w * FO ^ iSW ho in hung sze

Nu isin do hstfltung We Palace Tobacco Store, Importers of

Oxford Universi'I'y Press (GKifea kers’ Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco and Smo-

Agency) English and; GHihese

—44, Peking Road; Oable Adr Lesdor. Puhlishers Teleph.Sundries — 24, Ad:

17020; Cable Nanking

PalatostRoad;

Miss M. Yerne McNe^lyj.p'artiipY S, T. Canning | . Chas. Shelton

E.A. J.E. Burgoyne,

L. Burgoyne ' do. db- Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd., of London

Mrs.; Griffiths | ^Irs Burgoyne —Union,

Teleph. 13407 (4 lines) P.O. Box Road;

Building, 1. Canton 1285;

Cable Ad: Palatinado

P. A. C. A. Handels. Compagnie—Con- E. G.LesterF. Arnold, mgr.

Dumbarton! A. forM.China

F. Olveira

tinental Emporiun^f Burilding; Nan- R. L. S. Webb MissE. Blackwood

king Road ; Teleph!' 93773; P.'0. Box •L. C. Eamshaw Miss T. Arcus

1366; Cable Ad: Ballestero; Codes R. W. Palmer | Miss M. Diniz

Liefoers, A.B.C. 5th arid 6th, Mosse, Accident Dept.:

Bgntley’S and Western lundn Graeme D. INicholl, manager

Owata Engineering Corporation, Accounts Dept. J. M. Murray

. Civil Engineersi, Architects and :

Contractors—Sharighai Bank Build- E. Castrillo

ing, 40, Ningpo Road; Teleph 14934 Palfreeman, D. C. (Sir Jacob Behrens &

T, M. Yu, engineer-in-chief Sons,

CentralManchester Road ; Teleph. & Bradford)12278 ; —) P.O.

25,

Pacific Foundry Co.—13, Peking Box 1499; Cable Ad: Elephant

Road; Telephs. 11464-5 fjj ^ Kung WOO' ,

J. F. Woodworth, chief-engr.

Palmer &. Turner, Surveyors and

Pacific Timber/ Co.—11, Yueri Ming Civil Engineers—1, Canton Rotad;

Yuen Road ; Teleph. 13995; ’ Cable Ad: Teleph. 15059; P.O. Box 732; Cable

Ad: Cifficoo Pyrotechny

iS. H. Tan, general, ririinager Partners—

M. H. Logan, o.b.e., m.c.,

P. & O. Banking Corporation.Banks) ,.G.C.E., F.S.I. f ii.i.b.a ,t,.s.i. , -

L. Wilson,

Pacific Trading Co. i(Fed. ■ Inc. Ui 1 Staff- L. G. Bird, d.s:0. (Ukongv),;

S.A.), Imiporters—13, Peking Rd. ; J.J. W. Barrow, a.r.i.b:A.., m.i.struct.e.

Telephs. 11464-5; P.O. Box f73: W. Williamson, f.r.i.b.a.

Cable Ad ; Flagstand : G. D. Smart, a.r.i.b.a.

M. W. Anthony, president Jj.P. A.0. Ritchie, a.r.i.b.a.

F. R. Diebold G. Wakeham,iA.R.i.6:A. . <

J. F. Woodworth C. R- irKinton, ;AiM.I.O.E., A.M.I. .

; - struct, e.

JC Itforiq dah A. W. Brown, accountant

Pacific Transport CO., Cnstems Brok- , W.D. T.MacAllister

Tang, m.c.e. j| I,H. Williams

Jacob, B.sc

ers and General Forwarders—12, C.R. L.I). Tatham, A.m.inst.e.

Jinkee Road; Teleph. 16405; Cable Cliang, a.jvli.s,truct.e.

Ad; Landau J. W, Young, s.b. ■

Aaron Landau, manager B. G.H.Chen

Louison Mrs.M. Ander-

Paelz China Co., Governments-Business, C.C. Zia

H. Wu I Z. son

T. Wang

Engineering, Medicines Wholesale—20, P.V. Thpmashevsky

Museum Road; Teleph. 10032; P.O. Box

973; Cable Ad: Paelz; Codes: Mosse, Dronnikoff ! J.M. 0F.:Young Hsu :

Acme & Private Miss A. Afckerman 1 P. E. Soo

P. Paelz Clerk-of-Works Staff—

A. Mayer-Mader | H. Lange A. J. Lingo

Palace Hotel—(See under? Hotels) J.W.L.J. Henry

Paterson | V. W. Aukudinoff

742 SHANGHAI

Panchants—496,

& Co,, C, C„ThibetExport Hoad; P.O. Box Mer-

and Import 1818 Parker, Riel ley St Co., Consulting

Pan & Go., Selling Agents for iLig- Engineers Road;andTeleph.

Naval12267;

Architects—25,

gett and Myers Tobaeeo Go.—25, Peking Cable Ad:

Jinkee Road; Telephs. 18448, 19227; Veritas P. C. Rielley, a.m.i.mech.e.

Cable Ad: 2277 W. J. Milne

S. H. Pan, managing director L. St. J. Rail I Y. L. Zee

S. C. Van, manager G. Dunlop I T. S. M. Lee

T. M. Lee, secretary S. C. Pang j K. S. Hsu

K. P. Chu, treasurer

ft £ m Wei sen hang

Pao Chong & Co., Jewellers, Gold and Parkes & Co., G. H., Vacuum Cleaners,

Silver Smiths, Cjurio; Embroidery, Cloi-

sonne, Lacquer and:' Antique Ware Contractors—192, Floor Polishers and General Cleaning

Dealers—Sassoon Arcade, Nanking* Rd.; Teleph.45115 North Szechuen Raod;

Teleph.

C.Y. M. 19337

Tong, director G. H. Parkes, managing proprietor

C. Tong, manager Parsons, Dr. W. S , m.d., c.m.—Consulting

Rooms: Ewo Building; Telephs. 15093-4

Paraffine Companies Inc.—9, Foo-

chow Road ; Cable Ad : Malthoid Pasquier, J. P., Commission Agent—

C. Esdale, representative 39, Av. Edward VII; Teleph. 16939;

Cable Ad : Pasquier

Paramount Films of. China, Inc.— ^ i|| Mei tat

Capital Building, 21, Museum

Road; Teleph, 16612; Cable Ad: Patel & Co., A. C., Merchants and Com-

Paramount mission Agents—12,

M. Hanna, China repr. Teleph. 81964;

S. D. Talati Cable Rue

(Bombay)

du Consulat;

Ad: Platform

Paris, A., Santelli,

m.d. (Bordeaux) (Drs. Veeron),

Velliot, S. B.M.P.Talati

Kaka

Arraud, Paris and

General Practitioner: Diseases of Ears,

Nose and Throat—Offices:

Joffre; Teleph. 81109; 455, Rue Lafa- 263, Ave. & ft -er Pah tae kuna sze

yette (Apt. 25), Teleph. 31066. Re- Pathe Orient, Ltd. (Incorporated under

Ordinances of Cinematographs,

Hongkong), Records,

sidence: 99, Rue Marsenet; Teleph. 71857 Phonographs, Fil *»

Paris and London Cigarette Co. Exchange, Equipment,

Cinema Theatre and Studio

Cameras, Developing and

(Societe Anonyme au Capital de Printing of Films—19, Yuen

Cent Mille Francs)—Office: 6, Soo- Road; Telephs. 15163-4 5; P.O.Ming Box

Yuen

1113;

chow Road; Teleph. 13482

Directors R. Bailey (president), Cable Ad: Chinphono

Directors — F. N. Matthews,

L. G. Cousins, C. E. Harber, f.c.a., H. R. jMeland, c.a.,

A. T. Heuckendorff, A. L. E. F. Hardman, c.A. and (L.

Dickson, Brig. Gen. E. B. Mac- H. White

naghten, c.m.g., d.s.o. R. H. Meadmore

C. C, Newson,1 F.c.i.s., secretary Th. Schneider

K. McKelvie, assist, secretary A. Kipke

Park Garage (Fed. Inc. U.S.A.)—187, J. G. de Chudzynski

North Szechuen Road; Telephs. 45311-2 Mrs. O. Bernard

A. Balle

Parke, Davis & Co., Manufacturing Che- M. Bernard

mists of Detroit, Michigan, IJ.S.A.—8, SoleSung Ngau Ding, accfc.

Agents for :

Yuen-ming-yuen

Laboratory: 2, Road;

Tung Teleph.

Liang Rbad; 12590;

P.O. Oie Gle. de Machines. Parlantes

Box 760; Cable Ad: Danica Patlie Freres, Paris

F. H.L. Y.Robbins A. Debrie, Paris

Stokely Pathe Baby, do.

W. J. C. Shoppee Silver Marshall Co., N.Y.

SHANGHAI 743

Patons & Baldwins, Ltd.. Woollen and H ^ Yung Chong

Worsted Yam Spinners—509-10, Glen Peabody & Co., Henry W., Importers—

Line

1524; Building;

Cable Ad:Teleph.

Beehive17841; P.O. Box 259, Kiangse Road; Telephs. 19206-7;

W.J.A.S.Kearton P.O. Box 1419; Cable Ad: Peamanbody

Kenyon I H. H. Dong C. F.R.C.Gooding, manager

Yang, compradore

A. T. Paton | O. R. Holmes

4= B Pan tiSli e *sung@ S Peach & Co., Ltd., Furnishers and

Decorators; Sassoon Men’s Wear Specialists—

Patrick

and Telephs.

Studio: 132,

poo Road: Teleph. 40209 Gordon Road, Teleph. 30314; P.O. Box

Dr. H. C. Patrick 1509; Cable Ad: Blossom

Dr. E. A. Aylward N. W. Paach, managing director

Patriotic Assurance Co., Ltd.—1, C, R. Rogers, secretary

The Bund

A. R. Harris, mgr., Far Eastern branch C.G. J.A. Little

Falconer Miss M. Sinclair

Chang Shu Pao

J. E. Bauld Chen Kwai .Lap

U Pah Ziang J. B. Ross J. Goldenberg

Patten,

ImportersMackenzie & Co., and

— Hongkong Exporters and

Shanghai & u m ii ?i

Bank Building, Rooms 311 and 313, The Peacock Rung ch’iao Men ying hung spq

Bund; Teleph. 16574; P.O. Box 718; Inc., DistrilbutomPicture Motion Company,

and Exhibitors

Cable Ad: Macpat

D. Mackenzie, partner (Kobe) ofmercial

Educational, Industrial arid

Films; Distributors of RKO Com-

ft -P0 Radio Pictures and Motion Picture

Paul Beauty Hair-dressing—150,

Gentlemen’s Parlour, Ladies’ Bub- and , : Equipment—2U

19897; Cable Ad: Museum PecofilmsRoad; Teleph.

bling Well Road; Teleph. 93001 Telfair Knight, executive ,yiceipres.

M. Paul, proprietor and manager Filmand general mnnager

Distribution Dept.

n J. R. Emamooden

Pau lah sang da vee . T.W.Seug Dept. A, L, Ying

|

Paulsen & Bayes - Davy, Marine and Equipment Darwin H. Utter

Cargo Surveyors—Glen Line Building Accounts Dept.

(3rd floor); Teleph. 10199; Cable Ad:

Bayesdavy G.N. M. P. Remedios | B. L. Chang

S.Henry

Bayes-Davy F. Morgettstern

Jory Peacock Necktie Manufacturing Co.,

S. W.C. A.Smith

McDonald Wholesale and Retail—639, Nanking

Mrs. Souza Road; Teleph. : 93448; Cable Ad:

Y. C. Lee | P. S. Ling Rose

•Surveyors for

The Local Underwriters Peh Yang Carpet Cq. — 4aU7, Yates

Standard Steamship OwnersOwners Road'; Teleph. 30600

West

NorthofofEngland

EnglandSteamship

Steamship Owners PeiKiukiang Piao ‘Coal Mining Co., Ltd.—14,

United Road; Teleph. 10302;

London Kingdom

SteamshipSteamship

Owners Owners Cable Ad: 3810

L. S. Tai, Shanghai manager

Britannia S.S. Assur. Assocn., Ld.

Sunderland Steamship Owners

^ ^ Fu lev no sze

Pavitt &3cCo., Thomas,

SI FuhManufacturers’

an Pekin Syndicate, Ltd. (Coal Mining)—

Representatives—Laidlaw

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 12379; Building, 106, Bank Building (Room 302and3rdShanghai

P.O. Box

12, The Bund, Hongkong floor);

907;A. Cable Ad: Tamtillos Telephs. 10349 and 18382; Cable Ad;

Sindacato

C. Thomas Harold

C. Y. loh T. G. Porter, c.m.g.,

A. Strang mangeneral manager

744 SHANGHAI

Honan (Jaineisen ,Mines, Chiaotsp^

G. D. Jack, genefa) Manager’s nejires.j . m m £ W &

I). Sellers,’colliery man agar Fa ho dah yah vong

K. W. Swallow,, estate agent.. . ‘ Pharmacie. G.eneralE—6, Rue Cliu Pao

Head G. Roger'1 ^,' mines secretary

House,4 London, Ad: Pharmadrog10655 and 10502; Cable

San; Telephs.

KingOffice --Adelaide

William Street, E.C. B. Julien, pharmacist

Mnnaaers cind Adnnnhtrator

Taokou-Chinghua: Railway of{ ‘ 'y i. Mme. Sobludaeff

H. C, Tai,’accountant

Jean Yang, cashier

Peking Theatre—10, Kweichow Road; Philippe Gni, laboratoire

Teleph. 9M10 Pharmacie Moderne—261a, Avenue

Pemberton^ AN^SPEinsr, Inc., Pickers: Joffe; Teleph. 83274

a id Importers' of Leaf, Tcibacco—3,

Canton Road; Telepli. 18334; Cable Hi S’ ^

Ad: Pennleaf Philco Sales Corporation—118, iSze-

(L. H. Burnett, representative chuen Road; (Corner Jinkee and

'N. Wallace, acct. Szechuen Roads); Teleph. 17930;

Cable Ad: Philcosale

nm &mm *^ * L. G. Hersey, president

Ta yinfi hop lun si lfing sz Kong E. A. L. Best,' secretary and sales

Peninsular and Oriental Steam Na- manager

vigation Co. — (See Mackinnon, O. C. Nielsen, radio engineer

Mackenzie: -& Co.)—1, Canton Road Miss C. Strelctz, retail sales

: Miss M. Soroka, stenographer

Pepsodent Co. (Chicago)—Room 119, K. M. Tsi, bookkeeper

H. and S. Bank Building; Teleph. 18565; Sole Importers Alfred Sze. salesman

P.O.A. Box and Agents for:

S. Hill1416 Philadelphia Storage Battery Co.

Philco Radios, Transitpnes, Bat-

Permata Rubber Estate, Ltd.— Regis- Doumteries, Tubes

Town sub-distributors for:

tered

17592 Office: 6, Szechuen Road; Teleph. Frigidaire Refrigerators

Frost, Bland & Co., secretaries

Peroshaw & Co., Indian Silk Merchants gt si ig ± w urn

and

chowGeneral

Road; Cable Dealers—133, North Soo-

Ad: Peroshaw Phi i lip

E. Peroshaw | J. A. Shroff Philipp,

(Formerly Dr. German

F. G., Veterinary’ Surgeon

Govt.’s Veterinary

^ i* Bei teh Surgeon in East Afcica)t—Veterinary

Hospital and Surgery: 1001, Yu Yuen

Peters & Co., FI, K., Exporters of China Road; Teleph. 27145

Produce — Ariihold Building;

kiang Road; Teleph. 17356; P.O. Box 6, Kiu-

1529; Cable Ad: Petrqnel M ^ Philipo

H. K. Peters PhiaSps’ China Co., Electric Lamps,

R. P. R. Lough nan Radio Valves of all kinds, Radio

Supplies,

and Neop Wire, and Cables,

Lights—41, SzechuenFittings

Road;

Petersen, M. A.," Representative

Chong Syndicate—464 (14) Rue Bour-, of Mei- Telephs. 15124-5-6; Cable Ad: Halfwatt

geat; Teleph. 72503; Cable Ad: Petersen: Technical pept. A. Masseurs, managing director

J. Christinse ’ j Mayo Chen

m m -x n fs Sales Dept.

Pharmacie “Avenue Foch ”—517, Avenue! J. V.Erdman'

Vogt | J. H. Thorburn

Foch

Teleph. (Corner

72900- . of Route des Soeurs); Metalix X-Ray Dept.

r Dr. Dolecki

Y. Y. Fedoolenko, proprietor

SHANGHAI 745

Advertising Dept. JPila & Cia, S. A., Silk Merchants—

F. H. Young | K. W. Greiner 49, Peking Road; Teleph. 16409 and

Correspondency Dept. 10818; P.O. Box 1224; Cable Ad:

Mrs. M. Jordan | Mrs. E. Potapoff Pila

Accounting Dept. Oh. Ballandras, manager

A. P. Van Os | J. Korlvinke

C. Y. Sui, cornpradore: ^ ^ 1^- Pei heng ton

Reirresenting Pilkington Brothers (China), Ltd., Bri-

Philips’ Glow Lamp Works, Ld. tish Glass Merchants and Importers—

Philips’ Radio, Ld.

Holland Insulated Wire and Cable 8,BoxMuseum Road; Teleph. 11262-3; P.O.

540; Cable Ad: Pilkington

Works J. L. Kimmins, managing director

$1 Soo sung H. Glover | A. Fackey

Phillips, E. S. J., Architect^- 6, Szechuen Pilots’ Association, Japanese —an9,

Road; Teleph. 60840 ' Canton Road; Teiephs. 11658 d

E. S. J. Phillips, A.I.A, 16493; Cable Ad: Mizusaki

Dayu Doon, m.arch. T. Asada, president

'Ph

(Far Eastern Branch), Fire, Life, Acci" sed—26, The Bund; Telephs 10168

dent am). Marine—15, Peking Road;

Telephs. 15659 and 12300; P.O. Box 719; and 12071; Gable Ad: Pilot

Cable

H. M.Ad:Hind, Phofire

manager G. Philip, manager

L. A. Smith j C. Austin Pilots’ Association, Woosung-Han-

A. L. Sullivan I A. A. Lopes kow, Ltd.—24, Yuen Ming Yueni

(Hongkong) | T. Saito Road

F. Inglis, f.c.i.i. I J. M. Portaria H. J. West, manager

List of Pilots

T(1 I?! *© PM lo hung 'szi N. J. Asquith J.O. T.Kabelitz Inch

“Phonola” O.H. C.Brown

Blown J. Jamieson

gnphs andDealers in Brunswick

Records, Phono-

Musical Instru- H. F. Carey J.R. E.H.Levine

ments apd Pianos — Navy Y-M-C.A.

Building, 2I4c, Bzech'uen Road; Teleph. A. A. Chalmers H. M. Sorensen Mulley

12303; P.O. Box 1267; Cable Ad:

Phonold E.D. Fuller

Ferguson J. Tippin

P. H. Vanmeter

C. C,J. R.Furniss, H. A. Gray

Davis,manager

assist. E. L. Grey Hi H. Williams

M. O. Aanes, assist, pilot

IE -f: Pec yi Icee hong Pioneer Knitting Mill, Hosiery Manu-

Piane & Co.f Y. C., Customs Clear- facturers—Sales Office: A. 61, Szechuen

ance and Freight Brokers—112, Sze- Road. Factory: 10, Rangoon Road;

• chuen Road; Teleph. 16672 Teleph. 13553

Y. C. Piane, manager ; W. V. Sia, manager

Piccadilly

and Dry Cleaning

Dyers—1717, BubblingCo.,WellCleaners

Road; Pioneer Trading Co., Importers and Ex-

Teleph. 37485 porters—25, Jinkee Road; P.O. Box

1.691; Cable Ad: Pionetraco \

Picking; Lampen SVachf'oJger,

General Importers—267, Kiangse Road; ^0 P§ Hah wo tah

Teleph. 15658; Cable Ad: Pi lag; Codes: Platt,White CopFER&Co.—Ewo Building,

A.B.C.

Private 6th bdn., Rudolf Mosse' and 23 Peiking Road; Telephs. 15224-6;Cable

E. K.H.H.Thiel Ad:H. Retsam

Lipson and Attorney

Ward, barrister-at-law

Yue R. F. C. Master,^solicitor

Pike, Albert;r T. J., Representative j A.M. E.Reader Seddon,Harris, do.

barrister-at-law

—1, Hong Kong Road; ■ Teleph. M. Blumfield Brown, solicitor

G. Villas

11478-9 i

746 SHANGHAI

* G.H. Art

Waller

indale £ m

Agents in London—Stephenson, Har- Pongee Export Co.—26a, Canton Road

Burkhardt, Buchan & Co., proprietors

wood A Tatham, 16, Old Broad St., E.C.

Agents in Hongkong—Johnson, Stokes Poo Wei Chemical Works—700-706, Rue

& Master, Prince’s Buildipg, Lafayette Teleph. 73484; Cable Ad;.

Plaza Hotel—(See Hotels) Inorolate

Dr. Curt Barth

n & & m Pootung

Chang Kah Electric Supply Co., Ltd.—

Pang, Pootung

Plumbikg Supply Co., Plumbing

Heating Engineers—1206, Bubbling Well and S. H. Dong, manager

Z. C. Dong, chief accountant

Road

Teleph. (Opposite

34802; CableBurlington

Ad: PlumsupcomHotel) P.M. C.Y. Yuan,

King, chief engineer

secretary

E. A. Cuddy, proprietor

Pootung Works and Shipyard—Teleph.

K.Albert Hope,chiefsecretary

T. Kuo, clerk 15607

Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co.,

Poan Young Foo, General Contrac- Ld., proprietors

tor, Reinforced Concrete Buildings, Popplewell and Ingham, Textile

etc.—12, Foeh Terrace, Av. Foch; Manufacturers—21, Canton Road;

Teleph. 72194 Teleph. 19680; P.O. Box 1533 : Cable

^ ifg Paw za Ad: Cotswold

J. J. Ellis, representative

Pocha & Co., M. J., Merchants and Porter Co., Ltd., Electrical Engine-

Commission

Road; Agents — 436a, Chapoo ers, etc.—42, Canton' Road. ; Telephs.

N. J.Teleph.

Pocha 17376;I Cable M. J.Ad: Pocha

Pocha 10570 and 16732; Cable Ad: Elec-

trical

M ^ ft h Po iro man nee S. Y. Ward, manager

Pohoomull Bros., Silk Merchants, Export Porter Photo Studio—2I58; Bubbling

and Commission Agents-12b,

Road; Teleph. 11610; P.O. Box 470; Hankow Well Road; Teleph. 36358

Cable Ad: Pohoomull

R. Mulchand, manager Portuguese Women’s Association (See

Associations)

Poldx Steel Works—451, Kiangse Road POST OFFICES

A. V. Novelly, manager for China b m w m m

A. Nacther i W. Limbach Yu cheng Teuan li chu

Polish-Chixese Trading Corpora- Post O ffice—Corner of N. Soochow, N.

tion, Ltd., Importers Szechuen and Tiendong Roads; (Open

and Piece Goods — 218,of Blankets

Kiangse 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.); Telephs 40064

Road; Teleph. 11604; Cable Ad: to4 lines),40068 40067 (Exchange to all Offices

and40069 (Enquiries Office,

Polonia Chinese and Foreign), 40335 (Deputy,

A. M. Wizanski, managing dir. Commissioner, Dist. Accountant), 40341

Polish

anid Import

Piece &GoodsExport Woollen (Customs

— 74,Co., Szechuen

Department,

40345 (Despatching Parcel Office),

and Receiving Office,

Road; Teleph. 11909; Cable Ad: Shipping Information), 40418

(Police Quarters), Office Numbers

Po’lim on Sundays/Holidays and between

Polytechnic Public School (See Midnight and 6 a.m. 40064 (Load-

ing Yard Office), 40065 (Local

Municipal Council) t Office), 40066 (Railway and Steam-

H il ftfe me Her .May er Mail Service), 40067 (Registra-

tion Office), 40068 (Express Office),

Pond, H. M., Commission Agent — P.O. 40069 (Printed Matter Office); Cable

Box 1028 Ad: Postos

SHANGHAI 747

Coimnissioner—A. M. Chapelain Actg. Deputy Commsr.—Han

Additional Commissioner—Woo Yoh .Chung-I

Depy. Commissioner (Dist. Acct.)— Accounts Department

J. M. and

Sectional Gutierrez

Sub-Offices Secretary—To Im-kien

Deputy Commissioner in Charge

C. 91590

IL—304-308, Fukien Koad; Teleph. of Auditing Works — ■ jLin

C. Teleph.

III.—69-71, Ching-ch’i

83631 Rue du Consulat; Actg. Deputy Commsr.—G. M.

R. de Sercey

C.E.—436-438,

IV.—83, Fangpang Road

Broadway, East; Teleph. Actg. Service Acct.—Ro Lock-ping

50279 Assist. do. —Kao Hung-ch’iian

W. I.—180, Carter Road; Teleph. 30328 Commissioner Temporarily de-

W. II—Bubbling Well Road, 185, Yu- tached to the Directorate Gen-

yuen Road; Teleph. 31437 eral—J. Stirling

W. III.—105, Rue Marco Polo; Teleph. ( Acting Travelling Auditor—W. G.

83620 Lebedoff

Acting assist. Travelling Auditor—

W. IV.—601a, Avenue Joffre; Teleph. Tsong-Sing-seng

722.17 Acting assist. Travelling Auditor

Nantao—96,

Chapei—125, Hwaimalu (additional)

Kungho Road

Kaochangmiao—740, Peisungyuen Rd. porarily) P. K, Kanazashi(Tem-

Lunghwa—East Street, Pootung

Lunghwa Development Department

Lannitu—402, Lannitu, Secretary—W.

Assist. —Li Wen W. Ritchie

Yuan

Sub-Offices

Corner of Woosung and Range Roads Actg. Deputy Commsr.—Fok Sik

—Teleph. 43598 Cheung

Y. 1070-1, North Szechuen Road; Service Buildings Surveyor —H. J.

Fairburn

Teleph. 46962 International Department

501, Limaloo,

80, Shaochialu Nantao Secretary—E. Caretti

81, Sinza Road Assist. ---Li Wen-hoei

Seward Road—J. 438, East Seward Rd. Deputy Commissioner — Kan

Station Wenrsheng .

Teleph.(N.S.R;)—179,Boundary

42011 Road; Inspecting Commissioner’s Dept.

West Gate—143, Shaochialu Inspecting Commissioner — H.

Siccawei—978-80, Avenue Retain V. Poullain

Tsaockiatu—540, Jessfield

Foochow Road—5, ' Foochow Road; Road Inspector Surveyors — Chau

Teleph. 1§786-E2t, 6 Wan Tung, Lin Tsoh-woo and

Route Conty—434, Route Conty; Seng Song Tseo

Teleph. 83856 Supply

Road;Department—

Telephs. 31790,86, 34936

Kiaochow

and

Seymour

Corner of Road—125a,

Breuan and SeymourRoads;

.Jessfield Road 34937; CableH.Ad:Gwynne

Postsupdep

Teleph. 28095 Secretary—T.

Chungshan Road (Great China Assist, secretary—Wong

Accountant Wang Sung

and Concurrently

University)

Corner of Poating and Jpongshan Rd. Supt. of Stamps J, McLorn

« *a

Chiaopan «pumm

t’ungshih a is’ung

yu cheng s » chu m * Potter & Co., Cameron, Auditors

and Accountants — 19, Kiukiang

chu, Shanghai Road; Teleph. 17733; P.O. Box 390;

Directorate General Cable Ad : Auditor

Telephs. 400I8>-9-20; CableofAd:Posts

Postgerri— iS. C. Potter, principal

Director General— Huang, Nai-shu

Officiating Deputy Director General Jti IS Yue wo

General(temporarily)—Chu

Department Chang Sing< Powell, , Sidney L.; Civil Engineer,

First Secretary—Tsii Mong-au t Architect and Surveyor, Land, Pro-

Assist. Secy.—Tsang Yuk Chee

Actg. Deputy Commsr. - Hsieh perty Road; and Estate

Teleph. 10918;Agent—74, Szechuen

Cable Ad: Esjaypoil

Teh Hsun Sidney J. Powell, a.m.inst.c.e.

Private Secretariat C. Edmonds Powell, m.e.

Chief Mi-shu—Chu Chang Sing Miss M. F. Castilho

7,48. .sn.vxiiTixr

& * m m ® i 1 Insdraiice Dept. ‘

Pkement, Paxil, Advocate and* Doctor of j. L. Wade

Law; Land and Estate Office—33, | , Export A. A. Sequeira ] T. J. Allan

Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. 12876 Dept.

H. F. Baptiste

Paul Prement, advocate and doctor Sundries

' ’ of law R. MaazDept.

Peemiek Hair-dressing SaLuon, 'Ladies Accounts Dept.

C. L. Tebbutt | J. Jacobi

and Gentlemen’s Hair Dressing; Mani- Agencies

cure,

Road Face

(nearMassage;

Corner ofetc.—172% SzCchuen . .Royal. Insurance Co., Ld. (principal

Peking-Road;

Y. M. Pang, manager agfenfs)Burglary,

‘ ' Accident

car, Fire, Life,LossMarine, Motor-

and Sickness, ofPassengers’’

Profits,

Prescott, Weight & Co., Ltd. (Bradford) Baggage,Assurance

Western Life, Plate

Co. Glass

(Marine)

—6,J. Kiukiang

L. Hunter,Road; P.O. Box'1351

representative Co-operative liisurance Co. ‘ of Aus-

tralia, Ld. (settling agents)

Peevot, P. H. (Member of Shanghai Stock Procure . DBS Lazaristes et Produce

Exchange),

Room 1a, (4thLand

door)and

St. Estate Agent—

Anne Bldg., 25, des Missions Bedges—(.See Churches,

Rue du Consulat; Telephs.

Stock Exchange. Lines. , Residence: 10657 and and- Missions)!

10657

P. H. Chao PrOVidbnt ■Trustees Ltd.—Registered

Office: 6, Soochow ROad; Teiepn.

134812

£ w m m fa ® % Directors—R. Bailey (chairman),

Ying Jew 1pee ke s ye sung A. Bassett, L. G. Cousins, A.

L. Dickson*, W, 0. Forster, C.

Price, De. A. C., Medical Practitioner— E.Maon-aughton,

Harbor, Brig,. g.m.g.,

Gen. d-sE. oB.,

Consulting Rooms: 142, SzecMuen

Teleph'. 10265. Residence: 118, Avenue Road;

Road; Teleph/3171P d.w.m. Price: ;

O.K.New son, f.c.i.s.,

McKelvie, assist. secretary

do.

Price’s (China), Ltd., Manufacturers of Wah-sing

Candles,' Night Lights*

Robinson Road; Teleph/ 30262 and- Tapers—5,

Prudential Underwriters, Insurance

‘ J. H.Margerison,

R. Workman manager

| S. T. Freeman Agents, Fire, Marine and Motor

Gar—Hong Kong and Shangha;

Price’s Soap. Co. (China), Ltd., Bank Building, 12, The Bund; Te

Manufactiuvrs—Registered Office:Soap

18, Ad: lephs. 16919, 19530 and 18872; Cable

Prudential

The Bund; Factory: 2310, Yangtszepoo

Road; Telephs.7'16920, 16928-9 (Office) W. S. C. Lonberg, manager

and 5.0240 B. C. Lent, compradore

Ad: Lever(Factory); P.O. Box 597; Cable Agents C. K. Yugh

for

C. G. W. Robson (chairman.) Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd.

Insurance Company of Veritas

Zp Rung ping

Probst,

Merchants—21,Han buryJinkee(China), Ltd. Public

Road; Teleph,

Schools for Boys, for Girls

and for Chinese {See Municipal

11549; Cable Ad: Isarchus Council)

Directors—Loo SowH. O.Dong,

WhiteSung Public W’orks Dept.—{See under

W.Hung Foo and

A. White, managing director Municipal Council)

C. W. Rayden, do do. Purity Water Distilling Co., Water

Piece

C. W.Goods and Import Dept.

Rayden Distillers—75, Route Remi; Teleph.

Land and Estate Dept. 70835

N. A. Babler

W. A. White A. M. McLean, manager

S«4^GfIAI 749

£§ ^ ■Pmtoh. Laboratoires Carteret (France)

Do. Gomenol Prevet do.

Puthod,

Exporter,A., Manufacturers’

Public Inspectorlleprosenta-

apd Silk Do. Fuinouze do.

tiVo—7, ViKm Ming Yuen Itoad; Teleph. Do. Lemmatte & Boinot

12780; P.O, Box 1053 (F ranee)

A.t.Puthod, Do. Miraton do.

PlitllCKlpartner Do..- . Qdinot

:DC). Astief

do.

do.

Cbu Chih Ling Do. Doutteau Freres do.

Quality; Art -Embroidery. Co., Ltd., Do. lodo-Maisahe . db.

Manufacturers of LaceS, Embroideries Do. Laiarge do.

and Silk Lingerie—Cental Arcade (49, Oie Farmiere de I’Etab. Thermal

Nanking IvQad); Teleph. 19937; P.O. Box de Vichy'(France)'

1

1020 Societe Anonyme de Ricqles, St.

S.K. Albert, managing, Ouen-s-Seine

Abraham, managerdirector

. Hemostyl du Dr. Roussel (Trance)

Et^lissomente. Delamare (France)

m Drapier k. Fils (France),

Quelch &. Co., Henry, Wholesale Wine The Rfwjiol'. Co, . (Lon^dqU;, , Eng-

and land)

EdwardSpirit Merchants

VII; Teleph. — 6,Cable

J2021; Avenue

Ad: Spcietex

quinas, duParis

T raitement dcs Quin-

Harque; ppdes: Western Union and S. A. dcs lits. Rou re-B e rt ran d

A.B.C. 5th

H.A.Quelch edn. and Bentley’s , Fils and Justin Dupont, Grasse,

G. Beaumont Argenteuil

tlsines Guimet a Fleurieu s/-

Quest Society—{See Associations) Saone (Rhone)

Societe des Verrefies d’Extreme-

Quoika, A., Consulting Mechanical En- Orient, Haiphong

gineer— 21, Museum Boad; Teleph. Esfc Asiatique Francais, Saigon

16418; Cable Ad: Quoika Societe Fore.stiere et Conamerciale

A. Qubika, m.e., v.d.i. de 1’Annam, Benthuy

Tanneries de Sireuil, Sireuil

Race Cia:b—Clubs) Dolifus Mieg & Ciie., Mulhouse

Societe Nouvelle du Valdor, Paris

Solex (Carburateurs), Neuilly-

jfil ~\l Lih shing sur-Seine

Racine & Cie. (Societe Anonyme), Im- Cities Servdce Expo'rt Oil Co.,

porters, Exporters, Insurance and New York

Shipping Agencies—Glen Line Building, Grands Magasins du Bon Marche,

2,Ad:Peking Road; P.O. Box 859; Cable Paris

Racine Cie B’Assurances Incendie “L’-

A. Fabre, chairman Urbaine” Paris

J. Donne, managing director Cie. D’Assurances Incendie “La

C.A. Guillemin, do. pro. Confiance”

Deronzier, signs per Cie. D’Assurances Maritimes “La

R.L. A.Chaillan

Chollot | E. Kiel

G. Rambaud Fonciere-Transports,” Paris

R.E. Marchetti

Louche . , Cie ; D’Assurances “Franco-Ameri-

! A.S. Titorchobk

Pintos caine” Motor Cars

Cie. , des Messageries Maritimes

L. L. Xemirovsky | Mrs. E. Niel (Hankeou)

Agents for Cie. des Chargeurs Reunis

Mabieres Oolorantes et Produits E. Chaboche & Cie. (Salaman-

Chimiques de St. Denis (Seine) dres), Paris

S. P. E. C. I. A., Paris (Speciali- Deville h Cie. (Stoves), France

ties Pharmacviutiques

T Poulenc Gilmour Thomson & Cb. (Whis-

Freres dt X sines du Rhone) kies), Glasgow, (Scotland

Laboratoires P. Famel, Paris Charles Heidsieck , (Champagne)

Do. Fournier Fferes, Paris Reims, Franee

750 SHANGHAI

Maison R.C.A. Victor Company of China,

pagne), Veuve

France Amiot (Cham- Radios, BroadcastingPhonographs

Equipment,and Records,

R.C.A.

.Brezun and Durand (Chartreuse), Radiotions, Wireless, Telegraphic and

(France)

Dufouleur Pere & Fils, (France) Aircraft Teleph. apparatus—230,

14170; Cable Ad: Sassoon House;

Yictrpla

CL Anselmo & Cie. (Italie) W. R. Lewis, managing director

The Apollinaris Co., Ld., London C. O. J ulian, manager

Ste. des Thermes d’Aix-eo.-Pro- H. W. Staats, general supt.

vence (France) E. M. Scott-Russell, factory engr.

Ets. Auguste Mattel, (France) L. M. Hand, recording engineer

Ets. Boy. Landry, Saigon; P. W. Derby, engineer

Louis .Bert & Cie (France) R. K. Fredericks, do.

J. Bailluteaud (France) Miss D. Breen, stenographer

Blum & Haas (France) S. Greenberg j O. Yang

P. Baumann, Paris R. Y. Joquico I M. T. Poo

(Maison Cassegrain, Nantes A. Souza | C. Yuan

(France)

Cigarettes & Tabacs Job (France) Radio Supply Co.—56, Nanking Road;

C- Castel & Fils

Dedin-Laporte (France) (France) Teleph. 10787

Ets. Fournier-Ferrier (France) Fred Kempton

Ets. de iSt. Galmier (France)

Ets. Marnier Lafpostolle (France) Ragmission i & Co,,Agents

R. H.,—Merchants and Com

Ets. A. Mazet & Cie, Marseille

Distillerie de la Suze (France) Teleph. 18425; Cable39,Ad: Peking

Phirozi Road

Union des Proprietadres dfe Nice R.H.H.C.Ragi

Ragi

(France)

Cie Francaise dies Parfums

d’Orsay (France) Rakusen (China) Co,, Importers and Ex-

Pernod Pere & Fils, Paris porters, Manufactures and Agents—141,

A. & E. Kuhff & Oie, Strasbourg Nanking Road; Teleph. 18499 and

C. J. Van Houten & Zoon (Hol- 18500; C. P.

Cable Ad: Rakusen

Rakusen I O. Fishman

lande) R. Burk I C. King

J. Laforest (France)

Ste. Commerciale Mazet d’lndo- Rakusen’s Eggsell Co. (Excel. Eggs)—

Chine, Saigon. 139a, Nanking Road

Maurice Menier. Paris

“ Hollandia ” Milk Export Co.

(Switzerland) Rall, Dr. Kastein

Virnich, A. (Drs. &Birt, Rail, Mertens,

Schwarzenburg)—

C. Castel & Fils, (France) ,,

Parfumerie “ La F]orale, Mar- Office: 788, BubbEmig Well Road;

Teleph. 31222; Residence: 36,

seilles! Brenan Road; Teleph. 27148

Carso Petroleum Co., New York

York Street Flax Spinning Co., Ramsayt Co., N. B., Merchants t-24,

Ltd., Belfast Nanking Road; Teleph. 10139; Cable

Ad:N. Yasmarleon

B. Ramsay

Baoio & Au'co Supply Co.—l, Thibet Miss Kasloff

Road; Teleph. 92585; Cable Ad:

Rasoo’, Rangel, T., Advocate—74, Szechuen Road;

B. Fedosseyeff, manager (2nd floor); Teleph. 14333; Cable Ad:

Rangelei. Residence: 20, Ward Road

Eadio-Corporation

Sassoon of America

12951;—P.O.

238, Leh Fall

Box 1448 House;

; Cable Teleph.

Ad : Eadibcorp Raphael, R, 18,K., Museum

MerchantsRoad;

— 2, Canton

Geo. F. Shecklin, commercial re- 19294, 16815 & 10843; P.O. BoxTelephs.

Road, and 1535;

presentative for China

Geo. Street, commercial represen- Cable

tative R. K.Ad:Raphael

Lafahsu

R. W. Keighley (London)

SHANGHAI 751

Raven Trust Co. (Federal Ine., U.S.A.), n&w& & * mu®

Administrators, Trustees, Guardians,

Custodians, Transfer and Financial Luwj leak teai hwan lu yang nan hung sze

Agents—29, Nanking Road; Telehp. Reckitt & Sons, Ltd. — Brunner-Mond

11300; Cable dA: Raventrust Buildngj 41, Szechuen Road; Teleph.

F. J. Raven, president

E. S. Raven, director Ad- Alkali(10 lines); P.O. Box 252; Cable

15170-^9

J.C. A.F.H.C.Price,

Raven,vice-president

do. M. Lymbery, representative

Imperial Chemical Industrials (China),

A.W. H.B. Elder, treasurer

Driscoll, secretary

Rice, assist, do

Ltd. (Incorporated under the Ordin-

ances of Hongkong), agents

Miss Olive Hibbard, do. Recordia Radio and Music House—

Miks X. Alexandroff 580-2, Avenue Joffrc; Teleph. 72135

Miss M. Borgeson P. W. Giovannini, manager

Miss Y. Dorf

H. Grundling

Robert T. Huang ^ Hoong shiu

Miss C. Huon Red Hand Compositions Co., Manufac-

Mrs. George Lee turers of Ship Compositions and Anti-

George iLee corrosive Paints, etc. — 6, Kiukiang

Miss FI. Seeley Road (4th floor); Teleph. 16012-3; P.O.

Miss H. Taylor BoxH. 961 Cable Ad:manager

Rahtjens

Miss E. .Tebbutt W. Maxted,

Miss W. Wimmel J. T. Hegarty, assist, manager

Y. IK. Woo | T. T. Yie A. G. Howe | Miss E. Taylor

Rawson, iL. H.—47, Ningpo Road; E.A. W. Loveless |I M.

Gotfried MissGotried

C. P. Allan

Teleph. 18901; Cable Ad ; Ke’lwood* H. C. Woo, compradore

'tL. H. Rawson

W. O. McNiece

Rayden, F.. Commission Agent—6, Ying shang chu hwa hung yin ying pieu

Kiukiang Road'; Teleph. 19282; P. yu hsien hung sze

O. Box 1917; Cable Ad: Nedyar

F. Rayden | H. S. Prophet RedRegistered Seal Film Co. (China), Ltd.—

Razon Trading Co., Coffee Impir/ters Teleph. 13482Office: 6, Soochow Road;

efe.—12, Central Road; Teleph Directors—A. L. Dickson (chairman),

10313; Cable Ad: Razomi Bailey Robert,

Cousins, A. Bassett, L.E. G.T.

A. T. Heuckendorff,

Read, H. IT., Share General Broker—c/o Jones,

ten, c.m.g., d.s.o., and E.D.B.W.Macnagh-

Brig.-General M. Price

Shanghai Stock Exchange; Teleph. C. K.C. McKelvie,

Newson, e.c.i.s.,

18021-6; Cable Ad: Waveny assist. secretary

do.

Realty Investment Company, (Fed. Inc.,

TT.S.A.), Real Estate, Mortgages Invest- Regal Pharmacy, Wholesale and Re-

ment—Wayfoong

Road, Telenh. 18625; House’,P.O.56 Box

Szechuen

1414; tail Chemists and Druggists—1180,

Cable Ad: Real investM. Vanderburgh, Bubbling

Directors:—R„

Well Road; Teleph. 30310;

Cable Ad: Regal

Truman Johnson, Dr. George L. D. Mishevich, manager

Sellett,

Y. Lee, F. E. Vincent and Dr. John

R. M. Vanderburgh, president Reiser, IIFr., Exporter 7]< Yaw? fang

of Feathers — 6,

Truman Johnson, vice. do. Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 17005; P.O. Box

H. Maxcy Smith, Jr., secretary 745; Cable Ad: Reiber

E. H. McMichael, sales mgr. Fr. Reiber, proprietor

H. T. Chang, assist, secy, and Fritz Reiber, jr.

head accountant Charles Gresser | K. Hrdlicka

C.sales

G. Hph,,,

manager assist, secy, and Factory—Point Roadmanager

Charles Gresser,

752 SHANGHAI

Reinach's Nephew & Co., Lsd., Tea f|] ^ Tai V30

Merchants—47, Peking Road; Te-

leph. 17221; P.O. Box 1347; Cable Reiss Exporters

Massey & Co., Ltd., Importers,

and Commission

Ad: Renthor

C. G. Clark, representative Museum Road; P.O. Box 398;Agents— 15,

Cable'Ad:

Josstree

B. L. Lewis, managing-director

H ^ 1^ ^ E S.D. deReiss,

Sulerzyski,

directordirector

(Hongkong)

; . Loo ae yai pao hsien hung eze Piece Goods Dept. (Imports “A”)

Reinsurance Co. Rossia of OohENHAGEN H.F.Parsons

L. Lees

(Far

MotorEastern Branch), Fire,Specie

Car—Yokohama Marinehank

and

Building;. Teleph. 14756; Cable Ad: Raw J.

Cotton and Metal Dept. (Imports B)

Wild

Rossiagen

I.ChM.Metzler,

Altadukoff, the Far East Silk W.Dept.

assist,mgr. fordo.,

H. Nash | W. Hasick

M. Starogradsky F. W. Clifton, signs per pro.

B. Brind ] Mrs. E. Edkins

Agents Insurance Dept, and Paper Dept.

Asia Trading Society J. S. Anderson

Eastern Underwriters G. Talbot

General Office

& ^ m G.C.Howell, cashier, signs per pro.

Reiss, Frederick, m.d., (Assist. Professor

ofUniversity,

Dermatology, National Central A. F.E. Gram

Banning \ R. Y. Dodd

College of Medicine) Speci- Agents Platt

for

Bros. Ld., Oldham, Textile

alist Residence:

and in Skin & Capitol

G.U. Diseases — Office

Building, 21, Machinery

Museum Rd.; Teleph. 10181 Law Union and Rock Insce. Uo., Ld.

U nion Insu

Samuel Jonesranee Society

& Co., Ld.of Canton, Ld

v\ fn /£ Mow WOO hung sze J. ife.N. Philips &.Co,, Ld., Manchester

Reiss

U.S.A., & Co., Hugo,andFederal,

Engineers Inc.,

Importers—9,

Foochow Hoad; Telephs. 1131'*, 11318-9; Relay Automatic Telegraph Co., Ltd.

P.O. Box 1408; Cable Ad: Hannibal; —12b, leph.

Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Te-

10641; Cable Ad: Natwirtel

Codes A. B.C. 5th edn., Acme, Bentley’s

. andT. General Telegraph

Sandor, m.e., ■ dir.

b.sc., inanagirig

W. J. Richards, China repr.

MTh.in.Kregczy, m.e., b.sc.,

\j. Newmeyer, manager rep. Reliance

M'estinghouse

Motors—863-5, Av. Fdch;

Teleph. 723‘2K>; P.O. Box 1025; Cable

(Japan) Ad : Sintung

J. A. Duff

T.F. D.W. Wang,

Westerman, accountant

electrical engineer C. E. Bowers | R. M. Howell

S. chem.

K. Lee, manager

dept.) (drug and

Agencies » a m © ss

Westinghbuse Electric International Reliance U.S.A.),Tobacco Dealers

Co. in (Danville,

Co. Electric Apparatus a^tid Supplies Virginia.,

bacco—26, Peking Road; Teleph. 12709;

Leaf To-

Goulds

Pomona Pumps,

Pump Inc.

Co., DeepPumps

Well Turbine P.O. Box 612; Cable Ad: Edwin

Pumps Edwin J. Harvie, representative

Swiss Loco. Machine Works. Loco’s L W.Johnson,

D. Chowassist, manager

Railway

Sprout, Equip,&and

Waldron C6. Diesel

Flour.Engines

Mills

Witte Engine Works. Kerosene Reliance Exporters Trading, Co., Importers

— 96, 1.222

Peking and

Road; Teleph.

J. Engines

J. Rieter & Co , Textile Machines 19289;

J. C. P.O,

Niem,Box manager

United Drug Co. Drugs, Phar-

maceuticals, Hospital Supplies,

DryRubber Goods,“Dryco”'

Milk Cb., Toilet Articles Religious Tract Society (See Chur-

ches and Missions)

SHANGHAI 753

Remington Typewriter Agency, Re- News Department

mington Typewriters, Mimeographs, M. J. Cox, Far Eastern manager,

Adding

General Machines, Addressographs

Office Equipment—§2, Museumand F. Reuters Newseditor

Oliver, chief Service

Road; Teleph. 12341; P.O. Bqx 812; Cable P. D. Evaps | M. Grabovsky

Ad: Mustard S. S. Moosa I Li Pin Han

S. H.R. C.Gotts

Savage Miss

Miss C.L. Newnam

Diemef |I H. S. Y.C. Sha

Li

W. G. Howe T. K. Wu, translator,

T. H. J. Davell V. F. Parfentieff Commercial Dept.

V.Mrs.I. Catqp Mrs., 1\Os'Jaqpbsep W. R. Mowll, Far Eastern manager,

noviohNavta-

Poliak Miss tasli

Miss Lavrisli ■ Reuters commercial service . - :

Exclusive Distributors for China, Hon§ HiA.W.G.A.Hammond

Walter, commercial editor

kong and Macao—Mustard & Co., Lt( C. R. Graham I Mrs. 1). Blair

Remington Typewriter School—(See

Educational^ . J.M.H. BaprowClark j| Miss C. Logan

W„ O’Neill

Ticker Dept.

Remond cfc Collet, Engineers, Specialists D. McMartin, engineer

in Reinforced Concrete—,693-9, Route T. T. Johns, assist, engineer

de Zikawei; Teleph. 70410 Mrs. J. J. Ellis

Mrs.

Mrs. N.H.

F. C. Collaco

Martin I| J.J. E.WardLogan

19 » ^ t Accounts and General

G. V. Jensen, accountant ’

Reyi chong hung sze C. W. Olson H. P. Kao

Ren & Co!, S. D., Exporters, Tniporters, Miss V. A. Peach | C. W. Leong

Metal Merchants and Agents—6, Kiu- T. J. Aldeguer, secty. to manager

kiang Road; Teleph. 17660; Cable Ad:

Renstar

m m Loo ling

Renault Motors—1261, Bubbling Well Reuter, Brockelmann & • Go., Importers,

Road; Teleph. 33432; Cable Ad: Exporters'and Commission Agents—452,

Autorenos Kiangse

H. HeyViRoad; Cable Ad: Reutbrock

(Hamburg)

J. Hpimcndingcr, manag. dir. R. Heyn'(Shanghai)

Renner, A. Schubert (Canton)

tioner, Alexander, m.d.. General

Surgeon, Specialist Practi-

in Women’s C. E. Vissering (Shanghai)

Diseases,and Obstetrics^-Sassoop House, Export Dept. I P. DetHeffsen

W. Kbrrowitz

Nanking Road; Teleph. 16726. . Re- A. Kempbr; Miss R;'MenXeI

sidence: Cathay Hotel; TelepEs. 11240

and 16726 Import Dept.

A. Hesse,De,pt.

Technical signs per'pro! '

£ W .Netter

Republic Land Investment Co;, Architiects

and Real Estate- -21, Yuen Ming Yuen PaperF. .Dept. Fenkl , i A. Bendersky

Road; Teleph. 14356

Architectural Dept. W.Sandt

S.Estate

A. Sayer, architect ; .Huilder’s'Supply,

O. Dettmanh De.pt.

Real

Ching YueDept.

Chee, manage!’ Metal Dept. . , , ', ! ,

P. Sandt

Retired Naval Officers' .Association Produce Dept.

E. Kauffmaun

—(See Associations)

Loo ter Reyer

BuildingConstruction

. Contractors Corporation,

;■— 24, The

Reuters,

Telephs. Ltd.—-4,

11375-4 Avenue

.(2 lines)Edward

(to General VII; Burpl, Rooms 6 gild 8; Telephs.

Manager, News Department, Accounts 16109 and 10040

and General) and 10710 (Commercial A. A. Reyer, president

Department) and 13789 (Ticker section); H. D. Rodger, vice-president

P.O. Box 761; Cable Ad: Reuter AY. A. Schiller,. Areas.

C. Chancellor, gen. mgr. in the Far East E. E. Balbaek, .secretary

754 SHANGHAI

Reynell & Co., A. W., Stock and Zji Bing jin

Share Brokers — 16, Central Road;

Teleph. 13310; Cable Ad: Crombake Riggs, S. C., Sworn

New York and Bombay Measurer,Freight

Homeward,,

Con-

ferences; Pacific

Reynell, Haeold, Bill and Bullion Broker tralian Freight — 21, Peking Road; Freight Bureau, Aus-

—Room 147,

Teleph. 14447 Hongkong Bank Building; Teleph. 13231

S. C. Riggs

Reyes, J. B., Representative — 1, H H Wha

Boone Road

Righini Co., Ltd., Importers—39, Canton

Rice & Co.,Rd.;W.Teleph.

R., Insurance Road; Teleph. 16289; P.O.(Milan)

Box 1601

Canton 16910-9; Agents—3,

Cable Ad: Comm. E. Lorenzetti

Comm. M. Biroli do.

Westlife

W. R. Rice, president G.Soon

F. Righini, general manager

M K.C.B.Cheek, director Shih-hpong, compradore

Hill

R. J. Eiswaldt I J. Kondrieff if: # ^ ^ J® ^ M

W. Lange | Miss

H. Neuman W. F.B.Holden

Beasley Lin hua Uang ku c/m shi hui shien

E. Bonhoff J Miss D. A. da Cruz Rioka Soko Kabushiki Kaisha (Rioka

Richards, J. H.,Peking

Manufacturers’ Wharf and Warehouse Co., Ltd.)—

sentative—2, Rd.; Teleph.Repre-

18935; Mitsubishi Building, 24, The Bund;

Telephs. 15894 (Head Office), 15721

Cable Ad: Richly

and 67814 (Tung KahKah-Pang

and 15984 (Chang Doo Wharf); Wharf),

P.O.

^!j Lee chee son Box 628; Cable Ad: Riokasoko; Codes:

Richardson & Co., A. J., Auctioneers, Kendall’s and Bentley’s

T. M.Kikuchi,

Adjusters, Appraisers, Valuers and

Metal Brokers—215, Szechuen Road; Itoh, p.p.manager

manager

Teleph.

Codes: 10352;

Al, Cable

A.B.C. Ad:

5th, Richardsons;

Bentley’s and Ritchie & Co., Inc., Harold F.,Kiangse

Manu-

McNeil’s (1908) facturers’ Representatives—

Rd,; Teleph.11105; Cable Ad:259,Ritchstone

A.Y.J. F.Richardson, proprietor

Tao, compradore F. H. Jewell, representative

O. T. Wang

Ricketts, Turner & Co., Piece Goods—74, Rizaeff, H. M. D., Pao yuen

Real Estate and

Szechuen Road; Teleph 16695; P.O. Box Mortgage Broker, proprietor of Crown

1230; R.Cable

E.R. MacDonald Ad: Romulus

Duckitt Cork Manufacturing Co.—48:, Szechuen

Road; Teleph. 19093

n &m m n % m Robertson

Recommended & Son,Controllers

Edward T. (Officially

of the

Li ko mao lun chu’an hung ssu American Cotton Shippers Association)

Rickmers Linie — 451, Kiangse Road; —Hamilton House, Corner Foochow

Cable and Kiangse Roads; P.O. Box 1719;

Mosse Ad: Suppl.;Rickmers; Codes:edn.,Mosse,

Scott’s 10th and Cable Ad: Lortnoc

Ed. T. Robertson, jr.

Bentley’s

Siemssen & Co., Agents C. H. Hasselmann

A. Palm

Ridgway, Dr. James W., Dentist —2, Robinson, A. R., La era ping swng

Peking Road (Room 518); Teleph. 12073 Mo rtgage s—H o u seLand, Estate and

30 Block 1522,

^ Lai lee Bubbling iVell Road; Teleph. 30745;

Rielley,

tracting Simmons

Engineers—25, & Peking

Milne, Road;Con- Cable Ad : Arnosniber

Teleph. 12267; Cable Ad: Veritas -HI {Ml Shing sheng e sung

G.L. St. J. Rail I T.V. S.L. M.ZeeLee

Dunlop Robinson, Dr. F. A. (Drs. Ivy & Robinson),,.

Dental Surgeons—'7, Peking Road;

S. C. Pang I K. S. Hsu Teleph, ,10101

SHANGHAI 765

Bobinson & Go. (China), Ltd., Geo., Lung tung hung szs

Importers and General Merchants Rondon Sl Co., Ltd., L., Importers, Ex-

--=5, Jinke© Road; Teleph. 16680;

B.O. Box 876 , Cable Ad: China- porters Building,and9,WineAvenueMerchants—Intersavin

Edouard VII;

robin Teleph.

E. J. T'raynor, manager Rondon;83216; Codes:P.O.A.B.C.

Box 772; CableBen-

5th edn., Ad:

tley’s, Universal Trade and Lugagne

if % E ffl m L. Rondon, snr., general manager

M. Beuchot, manager

Lo pin sun kun hony J. Rondon (Mukden)

Robinson PiAjfO Go., Ltd., Manufacturers, S. C.delG.Rivero

Mey, representative

Importers, Tubers and Repairers, Music Alva M. Tavares | H. C. Lee

and Musical Instrument Sellers, Theatre Mrs. H. Pousyrevsky

and,Concert Agents; and at Singapore,

Penang, Peiping, Tientsin, Kuala Lumpur Agents W. P. Yue, compradore

and EzraHankow—103, -Nanking RoadCable

and for

3a, 1

Road; Teleph. 10868; Jas. Hennessy & Co. Cognac

Ad: Pianomaker; Codes.:* A.B.C.i 5th, J. Cal vet & Co. Bordeaux Wines

Lieber’s and Bentley’s Bouchard

gundies Aine & Fils, Beaune. Bur-

J. J.H. P.Pearson,

Davies,general

secretarymanager Noilly, Prat & Co. Vermouth

J.R. M.C. Kennedy

Xavier ) V.11. Kolle Dubonnet Tonic

Champagne Wines”

“ Morlant

L. Davies J. Whisky

& G. Stewart, Ld. “ Jamie Stuart ”

G, Mackenzie | M . Rmnachuk

Roche,&,• Co., Electro-platers^^tc.—99- BardinetFreres,

Amieux LiqueursNantes.

& RhumStores

Negritaand

101, (Love Lane; Teleph. 37762 Provisions

Rochling Steel Works—29, Szechuen Beukelaer’s Biscuits

Road; Teleph. 18730; P.O. Box Jacquin Confectionery

1170; Cable Ad: iKunststeel Parfum de Luxe “ Coty ”

Hemoglobine

Solution Deschiens

Paiitauberge

u m * m m Piperazine Midy | Pastilles Yalda

Lo ger ta lih sze Laboratories Robin

Laboratories

Ch. Hour & Co.Conturieux

Rodger, H. D., Attorney and Counsel-

lor-at-Law—Arnhold Building, 6, Kiu- Roneo, Ltd. (Dodwell & Co., Ltd.)—1,

kiang Road; Telephs. 10631 (Private Can'ton Road

Exchange); Cable Ad: Loger; Usual

Codes G. S. Dovey

H. D. Rodger G. M. Goldsack M. Galichanin

E. A. Jacob, secretary

H. Huang, Chinese lawyer F.O.H. E.Rasmussen

S. Sparke

Ching Miss F.A. Cooley

MissE.D.DaButton

Y.CharL. Woo

ChangClung, do. W.Warpula H. Costa

Roditi & Sons, D., Importers and Expor- Roques, B. P,. Agent—29, Szechuen

ters—128, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 15802; Road, Room 52; Teleph. 19196; P.

O. Box 2017; Cable Ad: Roques

Cable Ad: Orpurcy

I® ffr Yueh slung .flow zung

Rohde & Co., Merchants—29, Yuen Ming Rose, Downs & Thompson (Far

Yuen Road; P.O. Box 808; Cable Ad: ofEast), Oil

Ltd., Engineers,

Mill Machinery,

Manufacturers

Grab Dred-

Rohdeanus gers

O. Meuser

U. (Hamburg) Road; and Excavators—29,

Telephs. 17143 and 14126;CantonP.O.

W.Streib

Blenk Box

Office759; and Cable

Works:Ad: Rosedowns.

Hull, England Head

S. Lahrman | T. Palps A. E. C. Hindson, managing-director

Roman -Cathodic Churches—{See un- F. J. C. Hindson

der Churches and Missions) A.E. F.J. Jansen

Watson \ J. F. Jacob

SHANGHAI

Agencies

“ Barry ” Steel Split Buiteys ^ H Lo tah

Blackstone ifc Co., Ld;, Stamford., Oil tatives^-169B-, (3f»)

Roth & Go., Manufacturers’ Represen

Ave. Haig; Teleph.

EnginesLacer Cd U.S.A. Belt Fast- 31794; Cable Ad: Rothwagco

■ Clipper

eners V Louis F. Both, proprietor

Hayward-Tyler & Co., Ld., Luton. Roubin & Co., M. El, Engineers and Con-

Pumps

Smith, Barker & Willson, Halifax. tractor^ Texas RoofingImportorS-of Buildng

Materials, Supplies,

Fenestra Metal

E. Machine

R. & F.ToolsTurneryi Ld., Ipswich. Windows,

Tiles, Wall glazed and Mosaic

BuildingliardwareMetal Floor

Lathing,

Flour Mill Machinery

The Gaiidy Belt Manufacturing Co., Paints etc.—3, Canton Road; Teleph.

13980; Cable Ad: Roubinco

Ld., Seacombe,and

Govan Cheshire. Belting

Govan.Shafting Engineering

Shafting and Co. Row Co,-, A, C. Advertising and Sell-

Bright Bars ing Agents—73, Nanking Road;

Davey

CrudePaxman & .Co.,

Oil Engines, BoilersColchester.

, Room 19d; Teleph. 10167; Cable

Boyles. . Ld;, Manchester. Steam Ad: Arrow

Specialities

Steelace Manufacturing Co., Ld. Roxburgh porters

(China), Ltd., Robert, Im-

Belt Lacing Jamesand Exporters*--!,

Malcolm, managingCanton Road

director

H Mei sang Royal Asiatic Society (see Associations)

Rosenfeld & Son, A. B., Share Brokers— J|i Wang chia

16, Central Road; Teleph. 18415;, Cable

Ad:J. Morose

Rosenfeld Royal Insurance Co., Ltd. (Branch Office)

—21, 758; Cable Ad: Teleph,

Jinkee Road; Royal 11842;,P.O.

Roskill & Co., Exporters of Cotton Bpx ' C. J. ,G. .Hill, resident secretary

—1, Kiukiarig Road; Telephl 18984; C. J.C.E.CruttweTT

P.O. Box 1471 Brawn jI Alb. Miss J.Farquharson

Berthet

A S. Withers, representative

£§ Yee at

16 ^ Wah che Royal Mail Steam Packet Co., Owners

Ross & Co. (China), iLtd., Alex., of “ Shire ” Line

Glen Line Eastern Agencies,Ld.,agents

Merchants and Commission Agents

—12, Hankow Road; Teleph. 16996; Royal Society of St- George—(»

P.O. Box 249; Cable Ad: Rotunda

Directors^—D. M. Ross (Manchester), Associations)

W.D.H.A.Mackenzie,

Ross (Shanghai)

signs per pro. Rudge,

Lingerie MissandF. L., WholesaleLinens

Baby-wear; and Retail

and-

J. B. Davies Lace—286, Kiangse Road

G.G. Risttieg

Madar I M.

F. A.

O. Colhujo

Pettersen Miss F. L. Rudge

F. A. Alvares j J. Fisk

Fuh Tsun Yuen, compradore a m Dali chang

Rudolph & Co., Charles, Raw Silk and

Ross Advertising & Commercial Art Teleph. Waste Silk10465; Exporters—4.3, Peking Road;

Service—80, Central Arcade

C. G. Ross;' manager Rudolphus P.O. A53; Cable Ad:

Ch.F.Rudolph (Zurich)

Durrer, manager

M Ka foo C. Honegger

Rossi & Co., G., Manufactures’ Represen- Russian Benevolent (Society—(£ee

tatives—2.1;

Cable Jinkee Road; Teleph. 10492; Associations)

Ad: Issor

G. Rossi, manager Russian Chamber of Commerce—(See

Rotary Club—(/See Clubs) Chambers of Commerce)

SHANGHAI 757

IlUTHERFOKD, N. H. Stock, Share and Chief of Cotresp. Sectibn— Fang Sho

General Broker—12, The Bund; '-feleph. Assist. do. . ^Chadg Hidhg Lien

14229; Cable Ad: Stockford Chief of Staff

Assist, do!. Sectioh—U. TeiJ ung

T-Chen'

Buttonjee & Son, H., Merchants and Chief of Compilation and Translation

Commission Agents—Sassoon House; Section—Cnien 1 ; Hu Ting

Teleph. 16596; Cable.Ad: Rubyrutton

J.M.H.B. Buttonjee (Hongkong) Accounts

Chief Dept.'

of Dept, : • Chief , of■ Ad-

'and’

Shroff, attorney ministration Section—Hu Hung Yu

J. D. Wadia ‘Assist, to Chief of Dept.—J. M. Gibb

Chief of Audit Section—Lti Chao Jeftg

Ryssin &'Co„ Leopold, Building Supplies, Chief of Budget, Accounting and

Synthetic Marble and Granite Contrac- System Sectiqn—Liu Shu Mei

tors, Building Decorators; Wall and

Floor Tile Manufacturers—132? Gordon Sam Hwa Export Ob.', Exporters and

Road; Teleph. 30314; Cable Ad: Mason- Importers—(>?.n§£echuen Road; Cable

mater

L. Ryssin, managihg director Ad: SamwapexcoVGodown 20, Canton

J. Ryssin, assistant manager . Road

Y. W. Tsu, manager

Saey Tai General Import Co., Com- Sam Joe & Co., General Importers—A

mission Agents—eid^lS, Nanking 1114, Broadway; Teleph. 41095

Road; Teleph. 94958; Cable Ad:

Wooltai Sammann & Co., (China) Paui, E., Manu-

facturers Representatives,

Jobbers, Hardware, Importers,

Tools, Auto Parts

SaiRoad;

Sei Teleph.

I)o ..Pharmact—K. 136, Boone

41256; P-O. Box 836; and Accessories, Shop1-2748;

Equipment—3,

Cable Ad: Spinoda Canton Road; Teleph. Cable Ad:

Pesam

Paul E. Sammann

Sakae Shokai, Gramophones, Records, Miss J.Vei

Pianos, Organs and other Musical

Instruments — 14-15, Chapoo Road; Snow Yuennerman ; >;.

Teleph. 42406 P.V. Z.T. Yoh

Yang jj Y.H. D.T. Zee Kopg

H. Takagi, proprietor

Sales Corpn.

Factories, Ltd. of Bohemian Sheet-Glass

(Formerly “Vitrea”), Samuel & Co., IMil.,‘ Geiiefal Import and

Flat-Glass Manufacturers—12, The Export

Engineering

Merchants, Civil and Elebtrical

Contractors and Coaling

Bund;

Horn Teleph. 18410; Cable Ad: Vitrax

& Nobbins, Far Eastern Agents—Glen Line Building; Teleph.

representatives; 15539; Cable Ad: Leumas

E- F. Hardman, c.a., director

im m ffl d? mm Samuel Osborne and Cb., ,Ltd.- {$ee

Tsai cheng pu yen wu chi ho isung so Osborne,’ Samuel)

pan sink chm

Salt Revenue, Office of the Chief tonrun dan Road; dteajvlTelephs.

i\av. v/u.,11049

urn.—(Private),

iu, uau-

Inspectorate of—17 and 18, The 13280 Yu (General);managing

Ya-ching, Cable Ad :director

Sanpeh

Bund S. S.U.M.Yu,

Chief

Assoc, Inspector—Chu

do. —Dr. F.Ting Chi

A. Cleveland Yu, manager

sub-do.

Chinese Secretariat Marine and Storemarine

Dept. supt.

ChineseDo.Secretary—Lin Chen Han

—Fei Hsiang Fan Capt. O. Paus,

English Secretariat Engineering Dept.

English S. K. Huang, supt.

Assist, toSecretary—C. G. G.C.Pearson

English Secy.—J. Croome Sang Chi Engineering and Ship-

Acting do.

General Affairs Dept. —Huang Cho Chun building Works—329, Yulin Road;

Chief of Department—Ma Tai Chun Teleph. 50729

Assist, toDo.Chief of Dept.—Sun Ohien N. Yang I W. T. Yang

- Yoh Teh Chi Y. Z. Lew I S. Y. Lee

SHANGHAI

Sanger Trading Co-, Importers and M.H.Neumann

Knecht I K. Gurski

Commission Agents—Tientsin and G. Hassan | Miss A. Hagedorn

Kwangse Roads; Teleph. 90792

iS. danger, manager Sarda, Federico, Lawyer—20, Whangpoo

Sanitary Dairy Farm—283,. Con- Road; Teleph. 421C9 Cable Ad: Dasar

Federico Sarda

naught Road; Teleph. 27576

K. C.; Jackson, manager Sargeant, Philip A., Heating

Sanitary Provision Co., Ltd., Butchers, Ventilating Engineering andSanitation,

Contract-

Grocers, Ship Compradores, lee Manu- ing—Yokohama (Room 21a), 24,The

Specie Bank

Bund;

Building

Teleph. 19790;

facturers—764-8 Avenue Joffre; Telephs. P.O. Box 1777; Cable Ad: Asenco

73218-9

F.H. Z.C. Koo, general manager P. A. Sargeant, general manager

Yarnum, business manager Sasaki & Co., T., Industrial Chemical®

Proprietors

Sanitary Ice Manufactory (Teleph. and Medical Drugs, Paints, Exporter®

36869) and

15964Importers—22, Siking Road; Teleph-

Sanitas Mineral Water Co., Ltd., T. Sasaki, manager

Manufacturers of Aerated Water and

Fruit Factory:

Road; Syrups 302,

— Office:

Route de1, Zikateei;

Canton La a So Sung

Telephs. 11369 (Office), 73689 (Factory); Sassoon Co., Ltd.,Kiangse

Sassoon Building, David,and Merchants—

Kiukiang

Cable Ad: Sanitas Roads; P.O. Box 263

I. Zigalnitsky, general manager A. G. Dove>, general manager

A. Kanzler, works manager A. H. Compton, manager

Sanka & Co., Cbtton and Spinning J. P. Alarcoun | D. Oslea

Machinery , Looms and Bobbins— C. E. Collinge M. Hayward

153, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 11956; LC. A.E. Levis

Minny S.G. Saul

K. Saul

P.O. Box 669; Cable AH: Bobbin S. I. Jacob F. Young

iS. Ogawa, proprietor Agency

South British Insurance Co., Ld.

m & m m Lee tali leung sze (Fire and Marine)

Santa Rita & Co., Importers of Portuguese

Wines and Provisions; Exporters and M s° s“w

Commission

Yuen Agents—17,

Road; Telephs. 10936 Yuen Ming Sassoon

and 44065; & Co., Ltd., E. D.—Sassoon

Cable Ad: Rita House; Teleph. 11430; P.O. Box 602;

Cable Ad: Edsbankcoy

Sirdirector

Victor Sassoon, bart., governing

Sanzetti, S. M. L., Commercial and

Press Photographer—73, Nanking R. E. Sassoon, director

Road; Telephs. 19314 and 13655 F. F.R.S.Davey, do.

Saou Kee, Woollen Merchants and Com- Collett, manager

mission Agents—111, Broadway; Teleph. E. G. Smith-Wright, signs per pro.

40386; Cable Ad: Saoukee

m £ Sung dah

% H Sing fah Sator, A., General Import— 20.andMuseum

Export

Saphiere, T., Import-Export and Manu- Merchant, Road; Teleph.

Engineering

19902; P.O. Box 1377;

facturers’

Road; Ad: Representative—20,

Teleph. Museum

16532; P.O.' Box 1318; Cable Ad: Sator

Cable Saphiere A. Sator, proprietor

G. Sator, assistant

? M Sheng hang Saunders & Blix,

“Sapt” Textile Products, Ltd., Raw 2a, Kiukiang

Cotton and Cotton Waste Merchants— Road;Exchange Brokers—

Telepli. 18240

16a, Kiukiang Road; Telephs. 15698,

15752 and 15744; Cable Ad: Textilag. Sauvayre, Exporter—3, J., Kiukiang

Raw Silk Road; and Sundries

Telephs.

Head Office: Zurich, Switzerland 11885 and 11913; Cable Ad: Sauvayre

SHANGHAI 759'

Savoy, Hotel—(^ee Hotels) *n n ffi Sing' sue v oo

H Jjg Saey chong Schiller’s,

Agents, CoalExpress

Merchants,andTransportation

Forwarding

Savul & Co., A. L, Importers, Exporters, andStorage—Jetty 16630; (Manager); Qable Rd.;

Kiosk, Kiukiang

and General Commission Agents, Spe- Teleph. Besservice

Ad:

cial Lines Tea and Furs—19,

Road; Teleph. 17735; P.O. Box 1253; Museum F. R. Palmer

Cable

A.F.R.Ad: Savulfrers Schink, Georg, Public Auditor and Ac-

D.Savul,

Savulproprietor countant—120,

14390; P.O. Box Nanking

1064;Road;

GableTeleph.

Ad:

H. Hozin Chinaudit

P. H. Lee, compradore Georg Schink | Hans Schink

Saydah & Saydah, Inc.;! (New York), Agency

Fram, Leipzig, Revisions-und Tru-

Manufacturers and Exporters of Art hand-Union

Linens, Embroideries

Szechuen Road; Teleph.and1242:1;

Laces—74,

P.O.

Box 618; Cable Ad: Saysay n m m. % m

A. Mogabgab, gen. mgr. for China Schloten, H., Importer of Chemicals

ScANDiifavian Trading Co., Ship-chan- Kiukiang Drugs and Industrial Supplies — 19,

dlers, Provision Merchants—11 a, Boone 230; CableRoad; Teleph. 17517; P.O. Box

Ad: Schloten

Road;

stores Teleph.

, 45775; Cable Ad: Ship- W. Holzaepfel | A. Walter

G. Jensen, proprietor

S.Cheng

E. Jensen,

So, manager, signs per do. pro. Schmidt

v}&m m Hsing hua hung s?Ai

Root. & Co., Chemicals, X Ray Ap-

VictorSaint

Allesck, accountant paratus, Drugs, Surgical

Microscopes—Sassoon Instruments,

Building; Teleph.

Scharff & Co., Ltd., E. (Bradford), 12114; Cable Ad: Schmidtco

Exporters of Cotton and Woollen Piece Richard Schick, manager (Peiping)

Goods—3, Canton Road; Teleph. 11834 Walter

Karl Lorenz,Schulze,manager

do. (Tientsin)

A. D. Box, representative Joach Kunkel

* H Whn fang Walter Preibisch

R. Tuerk | ‘W. Suhren

Schen & Co., K. H., Importers and Sole Agents ■ ■K. ; ■ y

Exporters—22, Kiukiang Road; Telephs.

18300 and 13222; P.O. Box 817; Cable Ad: E. Merck, Chemical Works, Darm-

Schenco stadt, Germany

K. H. Schen, manager Ernst Leitz,

Germany Optical,Works, Wetzlar,

C. K. Schen, signs per pro. F. Germany

W. Breithaupt & Sohn Cassel,

m % Shoe ling C.Sanitas

C. Heyneman,

Electricity Leipzig

Works,

Scherings, Limited, Importers of

cals, Medicines, Photo & Optical Goods Chemi- Koehler k Volckmar A, G., Berlin

Leipzig

—4, Hongkong Road; Teleph. 17073; Jotter & Scheerer A. jG.', Tuttlingen

P.O.H. Box 1357; Cable

Kappelhoff, manager Ad: Satrap ^*1 Mi Cha lee

H. Stalmann | H. Bolloni Schnabel, Gadmek & Co., Exporters and

K. T. Doo, compradore Importers—105, Kiangse Road; Teleph.

Schieren Co., Chas. Cements,

Belts Manufacturers, A., Tanners and 15893;

Lacings,

Cablemanager

M. Glied, Ad: Antimon

Dressings, Hydraulic Leather Packing,

etc.—c/o The General Electric Co. of Schools—{See Educational)

China Ltd., 23-25, Ningpo Road; Telepb. Schuhl & Lurton, Lawyers—141, Sze-

16825 (3 lines);

Factory: 30, FerryCableStreet,

Ad: New

Genlectric.

York chuen Road; Telephs. 16360 and 16369

City, U.S.A.; Cable Ad: Earbest P. O. Box 864; Cable Ad: Schule; Code:

G.(China

Muellerdiv.)Buchhof, representative Bentley’s

• ^ N. J.E. Schuhl

F. Lurton

760 SHANGHAI

Schuster, Ernst, Paper, Stationery and Crompton, Parkinson, Ld. Alterna-

Manufacturers’ Agent —267, Kiangse ting and Direct

Generators CurrentFans

and Electric Motors,

Hoad ;Teleph. 176&1; P.Q. Box 468; Cable

Ad: Papshuster Elliott, Brothers (London), Ld.

Scien tific & Electrical Instruments

The Express Lift Go.' Ld., London

13 » SS * # H with which is incorporated the

Koo hok sz wu kiing se business of Smith, Malot-A Stevens

Scientific Service- Co., Cinematograph Guest, Keen k Piggots, Ld. Steel

and Talking Picture Machines, Radio Pipes

and

Road;Scientific

Teleph.Instrument—20,

12997; PiO. BoxMuseum

1559; S. men’s

C. k P.Requisites

Harding, Ld. Draughts-

Cable Ad: Scientific

Henry Tseng, manager and engineer Howard & Bullough, Ld., Accring-

ton.W. Hindle,

Cotton Machinery

special represent.

Scientific Tin-Plate Printing Co.— Ilg.haust

Electric

Fans Ventilating Co. Ex-

74, Shansi Road; Teleph. 93724 Morgan Crucible Co., Ld. Dynamo

Scott & Browne, Ltd., Scott’s Emulsion Brushes,Piggott

Thomas Carbonk Co.,

Blocks,

Ld. etc.Pressed

—41, Szechuen Road; Telephs. 15170-9; Steel Tanks, Flues, etc.

P.O.Imperial

Box 252;Chemical

Cable Ad: Industries

Alkali Co. Rather SafeStrong

Co., Room

Ld. Safes,

(China),1 Ld., agents for North China Deposits, Doors,Safe

etc.

Simplex Conduits, Ld., Birmingham.

M ffl Zean9 at Steel Tubes and Fittings

Scott, Harding & Co., Wailes Dove Bitumastic, Ld., New-

Peking Road; Teleph. 1017S;Ltd.

PtOV—Box

35, castle-on-Tyne.

lution Enamel and So-

456;L. E.Cable Ad: Scothar

Cannifig, o.b.e., director ThePumpsWall win Co.! Non-chokeable

W.D.Standing,

Ml Butt do.

Engineering t)ept.—Teleph. 12207 Scottish Union ABank

Co—Chartered National Insurance

Building, 18, The

C. C. Whitehead, director Bund; Teleph. 16746; Cable Ad: Scot-

N. Denisoni,,‘^.H.,l,i:.E., dlfHefcOi' tunat

S. E. Hill | R. Corker A, W. Slater, manager for Far East

Textile -Machinery—Teleph. 10910

W.S.Hindle F. P. C. Ashe, assistant manager

Agencies

Y. Haythornwhite

C. Wang Erzinger &. Co., Shanghai and Chefoo

Davies, Brooke k &Boyd, Ld., Shanghai

Electrical Installations—Teleph:

I W. Giles 1J223 Harrisons,

F. A. Naylor

General Department chow andKing HankowIrwin, Ld., Foo-

$ole Ai/'entgfor W.Hongkong

A. Hannibal A Co., Canton and

Ashton Hoare & Co., Ld., Man- Eastern

chcster.. Piece Goods

“ Islayfor& Glenlivef” Whisky^ TientsinUnderwriters, Peiping and

Agents Scjurr, Tanner k Co.,

Liverpool

Co., Ld. & Fire,

LondonLife,& and

Globe' Insce.

Accident and Consultants: ShipMarine

Cargo, Surveyors

Engineer,

and General Surveyors, Compass

TheInsurance

London Assurance Fire Insce. Adjusters, etc.—Ward

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 10700; Building,

Cable 212,

Ad:

Engineering

Sole AgentsDepartment

for ■ - Royevrus

Automatic Teleph. Manufacturing Capt. F. Scurr,

Capt. F. H. Tanner, do.partner

Co., Ld., Liverpool. Telegraph In-

struments

Apparatusand Railway Signalling

British Sean You Zoo A Co., Dyeing,

Ltd., Cotton

cot andInsulated

iBritish Helsby Cables,

Yacuum Cleaner

Ld., Pres

and En-

Spinning, Weaving,

497, Nanking Road; Teleph. 90T50-

etc.—

gineering Co.,Ld.,

Ld. High Wycombe. 7-8-9; Cable Ad: Towel

Broom & Wade, K. C. Sheng, gen. manager

Air Compressors, Pneumatic Tools V. Y. Chen, sub-manager

760a ADVERTISEMENT

Shanghai Builder

The Official Organ of the

Building and Allied Trades

The only Medium for Those

desirous of reaching the very

Important and Prosperous Com-

munity of Builders, Architects,

Real Estate Owners, Financiers,

Land Companies, Building

Material Suppliers, etc.

Specimen Copies on Application

25, Jinkee Road,

Phone 18871

SHANGHAI 761

Seeger Bros. & Co., Ltd. (MaticKester), Secretaries

Piece Goods—6,

T. Banner, Kiukiang Road

Representative International Investment Trust Co.

of China, Ld.

Seidel, A. C.—100, Kiangse Road; Teleph. Eddie

H. Cafe, Ld. & Son

S. Honigsberg

18769 Financial ManagersForests, Ld.

A.Law

C. Seidel ,

Fook Pui, naval architect N. Z. Perpetual

Smith, Wylie & Co., Ld.

Sestet, P. A., Importer and Commis- Share Office

Fonciere et Immobiliere de Chine

sion Agent—29, Ave. Edward YII; Le Champ de Courses Francais

Teleph. 17808; Cable Ad j Pasenet

13 & $1 & Shahmoon & Co., S. E., Merchants —21 r

Chen kong hung sze Museum Road; Teleph. 10623;. Cable Ad:

Seng Hong Co., Manufacturers of Hand- Season S.J. E.M. Shahmoon,

made Swatow Drawn Work,

broidery, Lace and Cross-stitch. Dealers Em- Kopelman, proprietor

general manager

inBroadway;

Hair NetsTeleph. and Chinese Goods—6,

40723; Cable Ad: S.' C. " White | C. Koo

Sianghi. Branches at Swatow, Hong-

kong and Singapore

R. C. S. Li, proprietor and manager Shainin W& Co., %L, Exporters Shai nin

of Chinese

^lj Lee Wei Art Goods — Purchasing Offices: 11,

Chaoufoong Road; Telephs. 52126 and

Sennet 52696; CableAvenue,Ad: Shainin. HeadBranch

Office:

Levy, FiHres

successors),(Marcel Heimendinger

Jewellery, Watches& 212, Fifth New York.

and Diamonds—75, Nanking Road; Office: 268, Market Street,

B. Shainin, manager (New York) San Francisco

Teleph.

Sennet 10965; P.O. Box 848; Cable Ad: S. Shainin,

M. Heimendinger, partner A. Shainin, mgr. (Shanghai)

J. Levy, do. G. Szabo,

G.K. Lifchitz, do. (London)

do. (Canton)

(Peiping)

N. Concoff Tatz, do.

R. Meyer | A. Meyer

Service Express Co., Freight, Insurance

and

Customs General Brokers, Coal Packers, Shalom & Co.,mLace m

ExpertMerchants, and Embroidery,

Forwarding,Clearance,Shipping and Transporta- Manufacturers and Exporters^ c/o W.

M. Awad, 84, Szechuen Road

tion Agents—30,

13845; Cable Ad: Servexco Peking Road Teleph., W. M. Awad, attorney

P. K.T. L.Wai,Koomanaging director

(import dept.) iShanghai American ScHoop—(S'ee

S. Y. Koo (export dept.) Educational)

$1 ill li? Si van lo° Shanghai Amatec.r ; Baserai.l Club—

Seth, Mancell & McLure, Chartered1 (See Clubs)

Accountants—9,

Teleph. 15240; Cable Avenue Edward YII.; ShanghaL Athletic CtfcB-^(*S'#r Clubs)

Ad: Accuracy

A. McLure, e.A.

J. A. Turner, c.a. j I. Galbraith

W. H. Sturrock, c.a. P. C. de Souza Shamsi JpCo. 'Sjjiji Yuen sing

. K., Tea Merchants and

J. Tudhope, c.a. | T. J. Rice Commission Agents—361, Kiangse Road;

Miss G. P. Carvill Teleph. 13534; P.O. Box 1120 Cable Ad:

General Managers

Anglo-China Finance, Ld. Kazem

Savoy Hotel, Ld. Rubber Estates S. K., Shamsi, managing proprietor

Shanghai Kelantan “Shanghai BuIldeb,” Mont-hly lllustrated

(1925), Ld.

Star Shipping Co., Ld. Magazine—25, Jinkeepublisher

Road and editor

Taylor Garage, Ld. David H. Arakie,

SHANGHAI

ill WaV fon9 K. Kuroda, managing director

J.Y. Inopye, do. chief engineer

Shanghai Building C0.VIN6..-U.S.A.—9, Maeda, director and

Thorne

Bellbros Road; Teleph! 42239 Cable Ad: K. Otani, director

E. Bell, manager and secretary T. Enjoji, do.,

E. Bell, Jr. I Miss M. Bell Y. Noda, do.

C. Bell . T. Kageyama, secretary

K.M.Notomi,

ltd, S. T.Ebihara,

Akamatsu, T. Beppu,I.

M. Tanaka,

Shanghai Bureau of Inspection and ■

Testing of Commercial Commodi- ',\y Wabanabe, Niino,

S. Kaya, N. Fujita, T.

ties—Ministry

leph. 11456 of ludu^tries,;; Te- Horiba,G. M.Masutomi, S. Fukui,

Okajima and R.T.

Higuchi

P. W. Tsou, commissioner Mills -r

Shanghai Business College (See No. 1 Mill—1161, Yangtszepoo Road,

Educational) Nos.Teleph.

2 and50235

3 Mills—1970, Yangtszepoo

Road, Telephs. 50350 and 50780

to a- $ ± No. 4 Mill—15, Lay Road, Teleph.

Shanghai ho sik kung sze 50352

No. 5 Mill—19, Lay Road, Teleph.

Shanghai Butchery Co., Ship Chandlers >!. 50502-

and Naval Contractors, Wholesale

Retail; Provision and Produce Merchants and ' Agents

—90, The Toyo Menka Kaisha, Ltd.

C. C.Broadway;

Lane, jointTeleph. 41009 . ' ;

manager Shanghai Commercial & Savings Bank

S. T.King,

K. Zee do. | . John King (See Banks)

Shanghai Club—(Nee, Clubs) Shanghai Cotton Waste Co.—15, Pek-

ing Road; Teleph. 12732; P.O. Box

Shanghai 619; Cable Ad : Crusoco .

tical andChemical Laboratory,

Consulting ChemistsAnaly-

— 56,' P. Chryss, manager

Nanking Road

J. Dalton, dipl. ch. (Berne), a.i.c.

D. G. Glenn Allen, b.a. (Cantab), a.i.c. | Shanghai Cricket Club—(Nee Clubs)

TO & ^ * Shanghai Dah Foong Ching Kee

Cotton Mill,

Weaving,' Ltd., Cotton

etc.—295, Green Spinning,

Terrace,

Chung yang ing she hong sze

Shanghai Cinemas, Ltd.—35, Jinkee Road Szechuen Road; Teleph. 44518

Zee Pin We, chairman and mang. dir.

PaulTsangZangEoo Chang, mang. dir.

Shanghai Clay Pigeon CLdb—(See Shanghai Dairy Equipment Co.*

Everything forNingpo handling

Clubs) products—40, Road,milk

(roomand108);

its

Shanghai College and Middle School Cable Ad: Dairyequip

'K. T. Jean, general manager

—(See Educational) Wm. V. (L. Jean, manager

wt # ^ IMi ® m ± Shanghai Dispensary, Ltd., Manufac-

Shanghai

Ltd., TheCotton

(ShanghaiManufacturing

Boshoku KabushikiCo., turing Chemists and Druggists, Dealers

Kwaisha). Manufacturers of Cotton inGoods—464,

Patent Medicines

NankingandRoad;

Photographic

Telephs.

Yarn and Cotton Piece Goods—Regi-

stered Office: 49, Szechuen Road; 93340-8-9; Cable Ad: Dragon and 2088

Teleph. 64990Yangtszepoo

(ExtensionRoad, General (Chinese)

77). Telephs. S. K.D. Y.Chang,

Office: 1970,

J!>0253 (Director), 50252, 50350 and 50780 Chou,general manager

sub-manager

(General); P.O. Box 765; Cable Ad:

Shangboh; Codes used A B.C. 6th edn. Shanghai District Codrt (For 1st

;and Bentley’s 2nd Special Area in Shanghai)—3, North

K. Gonno, chairman Chekiang Road; Teleph. 41620

SHANGHAI 763:

^ JU5 Fa soong Traffic Dept.—(Ground floor)

Shanghai Dock Sl Engineering Co., Ltd. G.P.Pollock,

Cassidy,traffic

assist,supt.

supt.

(late S. C. Farnham, Boyd & Co., Ltd.), O. Thompson, assistant

Dock Proprietors, Shipbuilders, Engi- J. Duncan, A. Mackinnon, E. R.

neers, Electricians, Founders, Boiler- Buckley,

makers,

Docks etc. and Works L. Bell, R.J. Bowie,

W. Taylor,R. Matheson,

N. Mac-

Oldpolitan

Dock,Dock,

Tunkadoo Dock, Cosmo- kintosh, J. Dunlop and J. Galstonr

International Dock Cashier’s Dept. inspectors

and Pootung Works Woo Tse Yu, cashier

HeadTeleph.Office (Old

51807;Dock)—150,

Cable Ad: Broadway;

Farnham Records and Ticket Printing Dept. —

G.W.W.S. Burns,

Sheppard, chairman (1st floor)

m.i.n.a., mang,ofdirector

directors J. A. Smith

B. WeallD. Beith, H. V. Wilkinson,

and Dr. A. Korff, directors T. G. Statistical Dept.

J.J. A.

Arnold Dawson, a.c.a., secretary C. Schmidt

Bonnyman, m.b.e., m.i. meoh. e., Claims Dept.

m.i.n.a., manager H. N. Muir | R. Fyfe

J.T. W. Adam Accounts Dept.—(2nd floor)

A. A. Remedies

Artindale C. Johnston

W. D. Johnston A. L. C. d’Aguiar | A. I. d’Assis

H. Ashford R. W. Kirby T. W. Murray

H. Brown D. Lyall

J. Burns F. B. Marr Purchasing and Stocks Dept.

R.J. C.Campbell

Charlton R.D. Me Kendrick A. J. R. Souza I D. P. Das

R.P. Fisher

Elder NcLew H. Elias | J. King

W. D. McMaster Season E. G.

Ticket Dept.

Morgan

J. Gilchrist C. E.P. Mellanby

M. Goercke

J. Grant J.G. Nimmo

Murphy Correspondence

Miss E. Costa Dept. | Miss J. Maher

J.R. Hagan C. Richards Miss G. Ross

K. Hamilton C.J.R.Trickett Engineering Dept.—(3rd floor)

G.C. W. Headley M. E. Walker

M. Johnsford H. Wells fi. J. Blatchford, engineer

J. Hart

A. McLean | H. Finnigan

Shanghai Engineers’ Club — {See Rolling Stock and Works Dept.—(Baikal

Clubs) A.RoadY. TaitDepot) I W. A. Bailey

Shanghai Football Club m {See H. J. Hunt I T. O’Rourke

Clubs) C.C. B.F. Blaikie

Taylor |I J.C. S.R. Colombi

Tanner

Shanghai Golf Club—(Nee Clubs) General Stores—(Baikal

W. F. Rankin | L. C. Souza Road Depot)

Shanghai Electric Welding Works,

a » r * * « « s st s « ± Ltd.—206a, MacGregor Rd.; Teleph.

Shang hai chi tsu din ch’e 50857

Woo Chu Fu, manager

yuh sien hung sze

Shanghai Electric Construction Co., Jit ^ Hoow Kong

Ltd., The—7/8, Soochow Road; Teleph. Shanghai Electrical Supply CC.—

18199; P.O. Box 793 184, Nanking Road; Telephs. 94411-

(Shanghai Traction) 2; Cable Ad : Shaelsuu

C. Burgess, general manager (Residen-

tial Address: 1502, Avenue Foch) Shanghai Engineering and Contract-

A. A. Ewing, Shanghai mgr. (Residen- ing Co.—6, Kiukiang Road; Te-

tial

A. Pollock,Address:accountant

1508, Avenue Foch) leph. 14440; Cable Ad: Francosib

A. B. Calder, assist, do. A. A. Chaillet, general manager

J. H. Tribb, accountant

:,ga SHANGHAI

m x m m m mm x Shanghai Finance Co., Ltd. (Societg

Shanghai tsze ha,n iie- Jtnihgi Mivng 1 * Financiere do Shanghai), Beal Estate,

Shanghai Enuinhkring ; & Welding -rrLoan,33,.Investment,, Avenue Edward

Lqans and, Insurance,

Works,

Ltd.)—Engineers Ltd. (Props. ’TheGon.

& General Traders. 107)75; CMde,Ad;:

GPntrtictors, Barj^rdp, VII. ; Teleph,

. i

Eleetric Ok y-Acetylene, Welders and . G.P, Preniet,.

Barjeron,president

secretary .... ,

'Gtlttelts,

aridHdiltiHlAek' aruJ/CoHpdl

Hepaiwi^, $miihs, Shipof

.Mafaufacturers

Drums, Tanks, Pontoons, Lighters, et c.— Shanghai EinaNce and Real Rstate

Office: 1004, Broadway

Corner of Wayside&MapGrpgor,,Roads;East,; Wprbshop: Co., Ltd. —3, '(KiuJkiaDg j Rqdd; Te-

Teleph. 52104;. Caple , Ad: Gentraders leph. 10361

S-‘M. Hsu,manager 1 S. Minuta, managing direttor

Shanghai Estates & Finance Co., Shanghai Fire ' Insurance Associa-

Ltd.—1, Nanking Ro-adi; Teleph. tion—(See 1 Associations')

11430; P.O. Box 602; Gable Ad:

iShanestates ^minl'J

E. G.J SmithWright,, secretary ^ 51 S. Sze l'.ai eoh

Shanghai Floor Polishing Co_, Expert

Shanghai

^

EveningNewspaper

mei ven poo

Post and Mercdry, and 455,Polishers

Floor — 22, RdVk Apartments

Rue Lafeyefte

The (American Co:, Fed. F. X. C. N. Sequeira, proprietor

Inc. U.S.A., , Proprietors)

Daily —17-21, AvenueAd: Edward Afternoon,

Teleph. S4P8Q; Cable EvepinpostVII; Shanghai

Associations)

Football AsscciAiTON--(,S'ce

T. O. Thackrey, editor andgenl. mgr,

H. G W. Woodhead,; G.b'.e,, editorial Shang-hai Free Christian Church

associate

Randall Gould, chief editorial -writer -n( See ■ .Churches)

D. J. Evans, finance editor

A. L. Meyer, managing editdr

C. D. AlcotVeityYates

Reporters—C. editorMcDaniel, M. Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd. — Office: 90,

Thibet Road; Showroom: 104, Nanking

C. Ford, L. Z. Yuan and B. C. Li Road;

Direbtors—L.93333;

Tpleph. Cable Ad:c.tle.’,

E: CainDing, Gaslight

A. D.

Proof Readers Bell,

,Advertising

C, Casino, Department

P. Alquiros and L.Hanto Joseph and II. Kadoorie R. M.

A. W. Burkill, o.b.e.,

D. G. Bnick,, advertising rngr. W.chem.e.,

J. Baker, .instigas.e.,

m.am.g.a., a^m.!.

engineer-in-

I lorothea 1 luick chief

J.A.MissChye

A- Carey I II. Lee

Yafon,'artist I W. Tong

W. J. Brown, acting secretary

Engineering Staff

Circulation department Technical

A. A. Cruz, circulation manager J. gas.e.,

K. Simpson, B.se„ .assqc.m.inst.

deputy engineer

Miss G. Department

Accounting Barr T.J. Remedios,

Spikins, b.sc., assist, engineer.

. John Costa, head accountant steno.typi|t

H. N. Liu I M. K. Lai Works

S. C. Chen

Mechanical , J H F, Liang, cashier

Department W.J.C.McWatt

Henry, works I superintendant

J. C. Conder

George

L: Mrantz, ,C- Bruce, supt.

foreman J.C. Knox

W. Dunk | J.P. Yaughan Colman

A.. P., Nikitin, do. Workshop

Shanghai Express Co, Transportation A. T. Masson, Workshop supt.

Agents — 6, Szechuen Road; Teleph. €. F. King, meter shop supt.

12902; Cable Ad: Shanexco S. Harris , • G..-S. Johson

Paul T- Lee, manager (Stores

\V. R. Lee,- sub-manager A. E. Lawrence, chief storekeeper

T.N. K.A Chew,

King | C. K. Yao M. J. Williams

G. E. Yates, | M. A. Guterres

SHANGHAI 765

F ittings . • , ( Miss R. Cooke,

W. M. McLennan '• « steppgfapb.er

A. A. Grciwaii,' fnler'supt. R. J. Lucas,,

W. E. 'NiebolsoTi, \ do.

Sap|,os

da Souza .

Y. Ev^nSj, meter inspector V. Carion .; C. ThorbVri i

. S. Emamoodei),^ cierl?, . | A-,liq.sariq

Hongkew Wharf' ,C; JvWatson

Distribptioii Dept.—AtaiA ; M.N.J. Churchill,

Timmins, warehouseman

• ;.T. T.P.Watson

Maii^ di^tfict

, supt. assist,-.do,

F. 8. M. Faker j.H, Andy Hunt’s

W. P. Wharf

McAUan, wharfinger and

Showroom: - < ■ warehouseman

S. M. Butter . A. H,,pii>fer, assist. . do, •

A. Sequeira j ! S. A. CoH 1 aco Old Ningpo Wharf , ,

Secretarial Staff '> £., A. C. Chambers, wharfinger and

Ai'%: Darior warehouseman

Accountant’s Office fA.' Otaham W. Le,Brun,

Pootung Wharvesassist,, . | do.

A. E. Roggers W. F. Tyrer, manager

General Office A. D. Adams, wharfinger and

R. A. Berthet warehouseman

K. C. Davis C. Smart, assist. do.

I. Rozario

P. G. Keogh-Scott

A. G. Jones, Supt- of collectors Shanghai51!HorseflBazaarAomu/ fei

ano Motor Co.,

G. Sadler do. :i Ltd., Automobile engineers and dealers

Shanghai GeneeaiI OHAiafeEn of Com- —Registered Rd.; Sales

'Office:

Office &

694, Bubbling

ShoWroom 1 Well

:'993,Cable

Bub-

merce—(See Chambers bf Commence) bling Well Road; Te-Ieph. 30005;

Ad: Hestehov ; ' ■,

Shanghai Gexeral Hospital.— (See Head Office

Hospitals) ‘ ' . J.H.W.L. P.Ricks|

Marsh,'ipanaging

sales manager'director

^ a R. J. Tomlinson,

‘rr^ni service

Mihr.V. manager

Shanghai

porters General Store, General

apf! Exporters Im- n'lhnu.l

of !-Coffee, Shanghai i" Horticultural qjgo' U)

Society—

Tobacco ana Provisions—15, Broadway; (See Associations)

Teleph. 41165; Cable Ad: Katemnicos Shanghai Household RnMdYiNd Co.

N. Katem,'manager (Proprietors: G, E..Marden06.,'Ltd.),

Shanghai Golp Stock Exchange, Ltd. Van owners; Remfiyal CiiArafc'fers and

Furniture remoyersi—lOj Hankow Road;

—5, Eiukiang Road; Telephs. 16713 ;0^nip

and 119606 kow Ad: 'Marddn.'

R6ad;‘ ’.Cajages:

Te'leph. 11000;' 10, - Han-

860,

P. S. Zee, managing director Avenue Edward Yfl; 321, Broadway,

Telepli. 11007; V32, Soochow Road, and

ft ®HatM BodySong hong Ex- 289,G.Sinza

sing Co., Road, Teleph'. 91170

Shanghai

porters of Hats—Shanghai

Supply

Bank Build- H. E.F. Marden,

Arnhold,mang.director

director'

ing, 368 Liangse Road; Teleph. 17222; G. W. H. Boolsen,

Capt. R. E. Sassoon, do. do.

P.O. Box 1043; Ca'ble Ad: Hatsuppler Y. K.T Song, do.

S. Y.W.K.Wong

Yuan ! S. W. Pao W . J. Hawkings, secretary

m ® m ft & J§ *k §§ it ±

Kvfyg woUKang mo dow Shang hai Icee ch’e ping chowg

Shanghai and Hongkew Whare'Co.,—Ltd., Shanghai Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

The, Wharf and Warehousing 182, (Incorporated

—Offices:

in the United Kingdom)

Broadway; Telephs. 62350-52359

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., gen.agts 18683. Works: 160, Thorne Rd.; Teleph.

49, Nanking Road; Teleph.

G.E.D.N.Grant, supt.acting assist, supt. 40663. Cable Ad: Frigerabat

Harrison, R. J. Barker,' manager

C. J. Head, accountant A. S. Allan, engineer

T. Y. Wood | Mist N'J Seaborn

76<> 8HAN0HA1

^ ^ Ching tah 3 & * a IS *

Shanghai Import and Export Co., Ltd., Yin song yih kwong kung sz

Importers and Exporters—21, Jinkee Shanghai Land Investment Co., Ltd.

Road; P.O. Box 802 —28, Jinkee Road; Teleph. 18746

K. D. Chen, managing director N. L. Sparke, o.b.e., f.s.i., manager

A. W. Buck I A. L. Cock

3 a ® is « p A.F. A.J. Hickmott j| Mrs.

Miss A.G. Clark

OzorioDepartment Netherton

Shang hai poa hsien kung sze Architectural

Shanghai Insurance Office, Insurance B. Fraser, f.r.i.b.a.

Agents—72, H. S. Barnett

18047 (3 lines);Szechuen

Cable Ad:Road; Teleph.

Reliance E.P. A.G. Roe,

Gardner,

chiefa.r.i.b.a.

clerk of works

H. S. Peek, partner & genl. mgr. E. Hodgson, clerk of works

L. J. K. A. Kleyn, partner

Morphew, do. do.

L.M. Klamer, signs

W. ten Seldam per pro. A.

Miss M. C.

Miss J. Maher da Silva

J. C. Rosatsin, signs p.p. (Tientsin) Shanghai Lawn Tennis Association

—(See Associations)

Managing Agents in China for

Century Insurance Co., Ld., London Shanghai Leather Co., Ltd., Tanners,

Continental

East India Sea Insce.

andCo.

FireofInsce.

New York

Co. Exporters Materials—Head

of Hides and Office:Dealers320,in

The Guildhall Insce. Co., Ld., London Tanning

Holland Assurance Society, Ld. of 59, Brenan Road; Teleph. 27337;Factory:

1841, Amsterdam

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 13246; Cable

Netherlands Fire and Marine Insce. Ad:A. Rehtael Cohen, managing director

Co., Ld., 1842,

Netherlands Lloyd Amsterdam

Norddeutsche Insurance Co. Shanghai Loan and Investment Co.,.

Ltd.—1, The Bund; Teleph. 11174; P.O.

Agents for Box 306

Ocean Marine Insce. Co., Ld., London George McBain, general agent

Claim-Settling Agents

Donau, Allg. Vers’. A.G.for 3 * a h m it fS -t

NationalFire

Niagara FireInsce.

Insce.Co.

Co.ofofNew

Hartford

York Shanghai Mail Service—46, Hankow

Nord-Deutsche Vers. Ges. Road; Cable Ad: 3256

Y.F. Tung, general manager

Shanghai International Greyhounds, K. K. 'Lee, assist. do.

Lfro.—2, Peking Road; Teleph. D. P. iLi, sales do.

15530 Shanghai Marine Underwriters^ As-

Shanghai sociation—(See Associations)

House—10a,International

Hongkong Road; TestingTeleph. Shanghai Metal Merchants’ Associa-

62788; Cable Ad: Ustestco tion—(A'ee Associations)

R.R.E. J.Buchanan,

Schwartz,manager

secretary-treasurer Shanghai Milk Supply Co, —145,

G. D. Chernetz, laboratory, Tunsin Road; Teleph. 27407; Cable

Shanghai Japanese Residents Cor- Ad:H. Separator A. Bengtsson, manager

poration—60, Boone Road; Teleph. J. E. Melchior, acct.

41065

Shanghai Jewish -School—(Nee Edu- m m*

cational) Dah chi tso th-iii yik hung sze

Shanghai

Shanghai Land Development & Com- of MotorCars and Trucks—123a, Motor Sales Co., Distributors

panies’ Agency—74,, Szechuen Rd.; Thibet Road; P.O. Box 616; CableNorth Ad:

Teleph. 15830; Cable Ad: Lulab Motosales

N. E. B. Ezra, general manager Ziar Peh-zu, managing diteikor

SHANGHAI 767

T. T. Ha, manager Showrooms:

Y. H. Tsiahg, assist, manager 95, Nanking Road

Y. K. Lew, accountant 107, Boone Road

P. C. Y ui, K. S. Voong and Y. N. Lew 772, Bubbling Well Road

Agents for China for 272, Chekiang Road

Diamond T. Tracks 440-442, Broadway East

Durant Motor Cars Teleph. 11010 (Private Exchange

to all Manager

General Departments)— C. S. Taylor,

'Shanghai Motors—69^-^, Avenue Joffre; M.I.E.E., MEM. A.I.E.E.

Teleph. 7Q7$5 Asst. Gen Mgr.—W. S. Heald, b.s.e.e.

G. Purlah,: motor engineer ' Secretary

Shanghai (Nanking Railway — {See W rightand Treas. — H. Gordon

Chinese Government Railways) Assist.

—A. Secretary

Harman & Assist. Treas.

“Shanghai Nichi NTchi iShimbun”, Chief Engr.

Asst.do..C. —E. R.J. Webb,

Edgar,a.m.i.e.e.

a.m.le.e.

Japanese Daily Paper—121, Chapoo Distribution

m' . i.e.e., Engr.a —i.e.e.C. M. Perrin,

mem.

Road; Teleph. 41867; P.O. Box 764 Assist.

K. Toinonaga, editor HunterDistribution Engr. — W.

Shanghai Ningpo Railway — {See ■Consumers’

a.m.i.e.e. Engineer—G. . Ewart,

Chinese Government Railways) Assist. Consumers’ Engineer —J.

“Shanghai Nippo Sha,” Japanese A. McKinney,

Generation a.m.i.e.e.E. Nops

Engineer—W.

Daily (Newspaper — 3-4, Barchet

Road; Telephs. 41208-9; P.O. Box Generation Department StaffW. D, Elmer

Assist, do. —E.

“SO E. B. Ackerman, T. R. Anderson,

T. Akafeoshi, editor H. G. Beattie, J. J. Brooks,A. W.B.

Broom, J. H. Brownbill,

Shanghai Packing Cq., Curjo Pack- Camplin, S. T. Clarke, F. C.

ers—120, Kiangse Road; Teleph. Crone, W. R.

J. O. Drysdale, W. H. Davks, W. J.Dunkley,

Dickie,

11284-6; Cable Ad : Magill. B.sc., a.m.i.e.e., P. A. Emery,

H. Wyatt, managing director E.W. F.R.Fasting,

Shanghai Paper Importer’s Associa- Hayes, W.A. S.E. Griffin,

Hawkins,J. Hay,

Mrs.

tion—{See Associations) A.Jeffery,

V. Jappe,B. V. Jemcboojin, A.B.sc.,R.

C. Jarvis,

Shanghai Pilot Boat Co. (1928), (Ltd. J.L. Y.E.Lee, Frank

Jones, YeeA.Lem,E.A. Lingard,

Knibb,

—126, The Bund; Teleph. 10168 and a.m. i.e.e., A. G. Liven, C. F. Livesey,

12071; Cable Ad : Pilot A.F. A.Marshall,

Malcolm,H.W.P. J.McGuinness,

W. Manton, H.

G. Philip, managing director A.

McLay, C. Mitchell, W. K.B.sc.,

McLeod, R. McLaughlin, F. S.

Murray,

J. C. O’Kane, A. Parr, W. Parr, W. M.

Hwa shan shanq hai hsui ni kufeng Patrick, a.m.i.e.e., C. B. Perriam, C.

yu hsien kung sze J.lings,

Pleace,

H. W.A.Scott,

Rasmussen, S. H. Raw-

D. B. Scrimgeour,

Shanghai Portland Cement Works, G. Tate, F. Taylor E. Turner, H. M.

Ltd.—38, Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. Tuttleman, H. Warren, Assoc.

18278; Ad:

Cable Works: near Lunghwa Pagoda;

Saynikunse a.i.e.e., A. Watt, E. P. B. Wilson,

Management B.

O. S. Lieu, managing director Distribution Department Staff

Y.H.C.C.Lee,

Hua, chief acct., signs per pro. E. a.W. Abigail, N. L. Anderson, b.sc.,

secretary assoc.i.e.e., assoc.i.e.e., L. G. Bid-

Shanghai Power Co. mead, F. J. Bornholz, assoc.a.i.e.e.,

President—P. S. Hopkins N. Burns, S. A. Chetverikoff, G. B.

Vice-president—C. S. Taylor Elliott,

Fleming,a.m.i.e.e.,

N. G Fomin,G. Finlay, V. M. D.

L. B.Francis,

Offices—95, Hankow Road; P.O. Box 404 b.

T68 SHANGHAI

Harris, E. P. Higgs, B.sc., A.efc.i.,

a.m.i.e.e., S. J. llvov, M. Itonaga, P. Shanghaiih&w m wm ±

P.Knight,KashkadartiofF, T, C. Kirby, 0. ym

Kosloff, N. F.I. Shanghai

Krikoriantz,S. 'Y.N.i. Krikoriantz,

Piiess, Ltd., Lithographers,

etc.—33a and 56, Haskell Road; Telephs.

McLennan,

Mellor, A.M.T.E.K., A. , P. O.Medem,

A. Neves,C. H.T. j 42652 and 41910; P.O. Box 401; Cable

Ad: Shaipress

Oliphant, H. Perry,, f4- rS. Phillips,' Directors—H. Kodaira (acting), T.

, D. V. Poliakoff, W. A. Ppwell, V. I. Tanabe and Hsu Ching Chi

Kasjqvin, U. R. poach, E. S. i

llobertson, R. R. Russell, J. K. Scobie,! House, 1,Properties,

Shanghai Ltd.—Sassoon

N. A. Sbetekoff, C. W. Smith, C. F.; 11430; P.O.Nanking Box

Road; Teleph.

602; Cable Ad:

Sou thin, a.m.i.e.e., L. Syberg,

Tzu hsu, N. A. Wilgelminin, E. A.] Shaperties Chou'

Yacub and F. M. Young E. C. Smith-Wright, secretary

Consumers’ Engineering Staff

C. Ying C. Rojesen, L. Biggs, G.KuoJ.; Shanghai Protection and Investiga-

Chen, A. A.E. Colterjohn,

Day, A. J. Emery, R. L. A.Evans, tion .Bctrkau, (Detectives—4, Ezra

A.M.I.E.E., N. ASSOC.

Gerrard, A.I.E.E.,

P. Ivanoff, J. F. Jones,.M. Road, 2nd. floor; Telephs. 12256

and 64762: P.O. Box 1411;. Cable

S.D. Koidzumi, E.A. H.Murphy,

W. Lewis,J. M.J. Ad : Will rex

Marshall, W. A, Rettig, gen. manager

Murphy, Loh Fung Pan, A. Payne,

N. G. Pells, G. Stevenson and W. C. Shanghai

Walker

Raw iSilk Exporters’ As-

. sociation—(Nee Associations)

Metre and Testing Dept. Staff

Metre and Testing Engineer—M. P. Shanghai Revolver Club—(Nee Clubs>

Baker, Metre

Assist, a.m.i.e.e.,

andAssoc.a.i.e.e,

Resting Engineer! Shanghai Rifle Association — (See

—E. Jacobs, a.m.i.e.e. Associations)

S.ford,Burgess, L. B. S. Golds, F. Lang-

E. C. Muir, b.sc., a.m.i.e.e., ShanghaL Rowing Club—(Nee Clubs)

A.JenV.TienSennitt,

Liang H. Wallace and, Shanghai Rugby Ctub—(See Clubs)

Stores Staff Shanghai. Sanitorttjm and Hospital—

Controller of Stores—A. Habecost

H.Dudley,

J. Andrews, F. C. M. Cordon,

Hale, A. G. W.

Kane, T. B.T. (See Hospitals)

Walker and J. Withers *3 & ft Tai yueh hung su

Preferred Stock and Staff Shanghai Sanitary Sz Eleotric Co.

Assist. Secretary Preferred Stock and Heating, Plumbing and Electrical Con-T

B. Staff—R.

W. E. Massey, H. Whittaker,

D. Pratt and f.C.i.s.

Zi Chaw tractors—329,.

12336; Ckble Ad:Kiangse Road; Teleph.

Lightsanit

Accountancy Staff C. P. Woo

Accountant—A.

Assist, do. —R, Kendal Ward, a.c.a. j

H.and H. Brisk,

Tsum HsiangL. G.G.Day,Woodhead

SungW. C. Taylor Shanghai'

0 5V Kung ddh so cKeohg

Silk 'pbi-^66, Bubbling Well

Clerical Staff Road; Telephs. 3'5324

Chief

Miss Clerical

G. L. Assist.—C.

Bateman, W. T. A. Peake

Bertenshaw, Shanghai Shk Spinning Co., Ltd.—

Char Hua Shing. S. E. Clark, W. S, 200, Pingliang • Road; Telephs.

Clay, C. R. Clements, L. G. Cox, A. 50128-9 and 50333'

S. Karachi, managing director

J.J. Enright,

Hilden, Miss

W. H. E.G. M. Fielding,

Huggett. V. L.

E. Mill—138, JessfieM Road; Telephs.

C. Hutton, R. H. Mitchell, H. 27632-3 4 add ' 27788;, P.O. Box

Mbreton,W.Miss A. Pigott,A.Mrs. A. MiI 402; Ckble Ad : Kerishi'

Piquet, F. Ratcliff; Rodda, (L. Toyofuku, mill manager

S.Rodda, W. J. Russell,

E. SpugeOn,- Sze KillF.Yuen,

W. Snape,

Mrs. Shanghai SdoiETY for the Preven-

■ of Crufxty to Animals-(Nee

S. Thurgobd, D. Wilson and tion

J.E. G.L. Wilson. As4o6ijltions) ■ i •

SHANGHAI

Shanghai Spectator, The, A Weekly Directory and Supplies Division

R. A. E. Wescombe | Mrs. M. Carter

Sport, Amusement and Social Jour-

nal—3, Museum Road; Edom 17; Correspondence W. J. Knight Division I G. F. Hao

Teleph. 14549; P.O. Box 604

T. E. Dunne, senior, editor Sales

R. A.& Outside

Wright Representation Division

Shanghai Steam Laundry Co.—8, H. Blechyriden I I. M. Pate

Thorborn Road; Teleph. 50386 J. E. L. Kurlansky. | A. Valent

W. G. Anderson, manager M. Nakamura | W. Y. L. Shao

Contracts Division

Shanghai Steam Navigation Co.—35, A. C. Sinclair

Jinkee Road; Teleph. 15675; Cable Engineering G. H. Bell and 4 clerks

Ad: iShasteanav. Dept,

C. K. Kong, manager S. C. Flemons, a.m.i.e.e,, chief mgr.

Plant Engineering

J. T. Rogers, a.m.i.e.e. Division

Shanghai Steel Products Co., Con- B. Beesley

tractors and Engineers—40, Ningpo K.H. Chen,

Road; Teleph. 14934

K. Z. Sze, manager C. Lo,b.s. || V.O.V..SheveloffA. S okol off

B.S.E.E., E.E, I T. K- Wang, B.S.

Shanghai Stock Exchange—(Nee As- W. H. Pan,

J. E. Rafe'n *' | B.s. 11 Miss M.

Ferguson

sociations) Equipment Engineering Division

Shanghai Supply Co., Importers and Ex- S. C.Webb, a.m.i.e.e.

L. Chen, b.s.

porters of Groceries—24,

N. Katem, senior partnerBroadway P.J. L.H.Kian

ChenJ, B.s. F. R. Ray,A.M.i.E E.

H. Kaimaz, junior do. S, F. Liu; M.S. P. L. Shen, b.sc.,

(Harv.) Miss F. Sheridan

^ a 1^ JH if ii Engineering Economic Division

Shang haiyuwha yang teh lih fong H. Graham, A.M.I.E.E.

men hung sze C. Y. Tsiang, B.s/

Shanghai Telephone Co., Ltd. (In- Plant Dept.

J. Haynes Wilson, MX., asst, chief engr.

corporated under the Companies J. H. Donald

Ordinances of Hongkong)—232, Kiangse

Road; Teleph. 11400 (Private Exchange Construction Division ,

to all Depts.); P.O. Box 1193; Cable Atis: E. F. Hartnett

Mikrofon and Shan telco R. de Bellefeu- H. W. Klovekorn, A.A.I.E.E.

Executive—E. Gill, vice-president

o.b.e., m. inst.c.e., ' ' ille

m.i.e.e., f a.i.e.e., O.J. H.F. Ben'

Careysbn B!E, Meyedsky

Lindquist

J. E. Fullam, director J. W. Dearn P’. V. ylissura

J. F. Rhame, e.e., director W.L.DismeyCr

C. W. Porter, c.a., general manager

Executive Office W. F Genf W. Sqhwartzberg

J. #. Wright

Miss M. Stewart | Miss L. Levis EditeStiq'n Division

J. P. Jbiies,'bAc.,'m.i.min.e.

Secretarial and assistant

Aecduhtiugsecretary

Dept. W. Mpe^,, . | .Allan-(^IioW:

F. F. Bruder, Facilities DivisioVi.

C. D. Longhurst, do. S. E.O. J.Thorley.

General Accouhting Diyision Child, and 5 clerks ,‘4 .

J. Wells Henderson Maintenance DiVisoh

Mrs. M. Buckley P. M. Sijreit, in oha,fge * ’/ ‘ y

T.Mrs.A. A.Chow Special Service Division V ; ,

L. Cuthbert and 5 clerks H. Emanuel,Installation

S.ubscribens’ in charge Division

Sub. Accounting Division C. E. Hay

F. W. Pilbeam -,C.,A..BrittQ. ( : -

Mrs.L.B.Hayward

Graingerand 2 clerks W. S. Compton

H.

Commercial Department F. E.W.H.Cooke

J. Fribtirg A.Ht. ,,Gy

W.

i^ejnedios

,(4"R.e.vnold

Reynolds

Spark

A. J. Peryy

H. Mousley, A.M.I.E.E., M. Mazaruk, . M- K. Vassilief

H.F; Tingle G. M-Verbitch

25

770 SHANGHAI

Supplies Division : ’ ^ & m is m ±

A. McGregor Shanq hgi yung sze hung sze

M. E. Ashley A. E. Osbone Shanghai Transportation Co., Ltd.,

J.A. D.J. Brown

Campbell . A. W. Roggers

Ruffle Lighterage Operators

Salvage Contractors,and Stevedores,

Shipping

J.S. J.Cruz

Ilerrett K. Y. Sunig

W. XJlich Agents—7a, The Bund; Telephs. 11460,

L. T. Lawrahce1 Mrs. B. Manners Depts.); 11468-9 (Private Exchange to all

Traffio Department Cable Ad: fjhyu

K. Rother, supt. ^ : ' Y. Shimada, president (Kobe)

M. Amano, managing director

Miss M. Duffield K.R.Sugimoto.

Staff & Record Sdctiton Kuwabaradirector and manager

Miss K. Trumm, in,charge ; H.

M. Saniejima I| T.-Aramaki

Murai H. Umeno

Service Divisiori • N. Yamamoto J ’ M. Yoshino

L. B. Harnder, gkad.i.ke., a.m.i.r.e., Agencies .

ASSOC.A.I.E.E.' / , M •' Osaka Marine & Fire Insce.

Miss

Supervision

L. A.1 E. Mann' Teikoku Life Insurance Co.,Co.,

Ld. Ld.

B/Crapin, in charge ' ' ™ ^ fT Way teh foong

Engineerihg'Division

A. B. Wilkinson, in chargej; ;i Shanghai Tug and Lighter Co., Ltd.,

Motor Transport, Lighterage Contrac-

fK it se yao

l tors, OperatorsSalvageofContractors—2

Tugs and Passenger

' Shanghai Times” (Daily Morning Paper) Tenders, and 3,

and the f‘ Shanghai , Sunday Times,” change Bund; French

to all

Teleph. 82090 (Private Ex-

Depts.); Gable Ad: Whee-

General Edward

Avenue FruitersVII;andTelephS.

Publishers—38,

16866-70; lockDirectors—B. . >b Firth

•lolmsi(chairman),

,\mu\ A P.IICox,

P.O. Box 797; Cable Ad: Shanghai Times

E. A.A.,Morfey,

Nottingham, editor propr. and mgr. Wheelock (fe^Go.Vagents 0. G. Steen

F. H. Forde, R G,Weall,

R.P. Palamountairi,

I. Hope, sub-editor B. Firth, o.b.e, partner

chief, reporter j G.E. S.A- Weigall,

May, o.b.e.,

G.Office do.

office manager

Reporter;^—A,,

Morris, Balarpountain, G. A. General

M. Silva,J.C.B.T,Cheney,

NyiandW.Mrs. Gilman, H.

S. Lord S. F.E.

J. Flood Smith | A. H. .Record

Miss

Miss L.S. Myers,

Messdn,stenographer

advertising Engineering Department

E. Livesey, proof-reader A. G. Raitt, supt. engineer

H. Barnes, London correspondent J. Marshall,

H. Cadd (garage assist,anddo.repair yard)

Business and Printing

F. W. Baker, manager Departments Accountants Dept.

J.F. Estrada,, supt. T. P.W.G.Mitchell

Tate | W. H. Pritchard

V. Chow, assist.booh-keeper

. Floating

Shing Yah-ching,

Chi Tso-ching, chief clerk R. & S. StaffTug “Saucy”

Agent for ' C. Josefson, master & salvage-mtr.

“ Lbndbil Times ” publications H. Randem, supernum’y.

radio master

Shanghai Tobacco Cp., Tobacco and R. &C.S.J.Tug da “Silva,

St. Dominic”

Cigarette Merchants---658-6QQ, A.A.W.Lagus,

Cook, radio

master

Road;

T. N.Teleph. 93515' and gen.Ningpo

Yui, proprietor mgr. R. ife S. Tug “ St. Sampson ”

Johnson C. S. Zpe,; manager A. N. Naumoff, master

Kachimoff, radio

Shanghai Trading Co., Importers of R. N. S.Burjs,

& Tugmaster

“ St. Aubin ”

Woollen Goods and

Agents—613, Nanking Road; Teleph. Manufacturers’ Steam Tender “ Scot 1 ””

91332; Cable ad: StrUdihgco Steam Tender “ Victoria

L. F. Wong, managing director A. KaChinioff, master

Harbour Tugs “Fuhle,” “Fokelin,”

Shanghai Tramway CoA—Traction House: Steam“Rocket”

Tender “Alexandra”

7, Sdochow Road C. A. Rous’sett, master

SHANGHAI 771

E.A.c.c

A. j., P. constructional

Wood, A.M.I.C.E.,engineer

A.M.I.W.E.'

Shanghai Vacuum Cleaning and C. distribution

B. Ogilvie, a.m.i.c.e.,

Stokage Co. (Arts & Crafts, Ld., pro-

prietors)—190, Bubbling Well Hoad; engineer a.m.i.mech.e.,

Telephs. 30426, 30455-6; Cable Ad: It. M. Currie, supply dept., assistant

Esvececo engineer

A. Hi Martin, b.a., distribution

Arts & Crafts, Ltd., secretaries & mgrs. dept, assist, engineer

Directors—S.

A._ L. TaylerJ. (secretary)

Hicks (manager),

and Mit- Technical Assist. Chemists:

chell Berry, a.c.s. D. Webb, b.sc. and W. Hamil-

P. Skene ton, B.SC., A.I.C., A.K.T.C.

O.M. B.Palmer

Payne |1 F.MissS. M.

Chang Technical Dispensary

Boza,V; Dr. F. Orlovsky

J. E. Woo I Miss K. Digmanese Technical Chief Draughtsman:

J. Y. Ching I Miss C. F. Lacson V. F. Golubyatnikofl, dipl. engr.r

Shanghai Veneer Wood Co., Manufac- StoresA.M.I.STRUCT, and Property:

E.

turers of Tea-Chests, Packing Cases and W. A. Willis, stores superintendent

Veneer Board — 2, Kiukiang Road; H. McMahon, assist, supt.

Teleph.

T. Kakuma, 17171 manager F. Flahi

M. A, -terras ,J C. O. White

Shanghai Wah Hsing Fire and Clerical:—6 Clerks

Marine Insurance Co., Ltd.—38, Pumping Station:

Av. Edward VII; Teleph. 61293 C,W.Muller, superintendent

J. H. Lee, general manager J. Black, J. Colquhoun, L. A.

Greenhalgh,

M. MeVicar, R.J.M.S.Johns,MudfordA. Kerr,

and

it'tSISItfSJSAjg-fc. E. Turner

Shanghai Warehousing & Trust Co., Distribution Inspection :

Ltd., General Storage and Transporta- A. Rothery, m.c., m.m., chief inspector

tion — 348, Broadway East; Telephs. B.R. W.Barrie,

J. Grimes, assist,A.do.W. Pettit,

52911 and 51941director

T. Igarashi, A. Moore,

M. Koizumi, nianager C.J. Vosper,

S. Kemp,T. F.J. Marks,

A. Bloomfield, R.

V. Lenoise, R. G. R.Mack, C. Veir,

B.

ff; & ^ a _t Spiegler, N. V. Brewer, R.

8/ianff hai' sze le yu haey sui hung, sze Broadley and S. Foyn

Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ltd. (Incor- Distribution A.J. F.Whaley,

Department- Mai ns

sjupt.do.

of mains

porated

Kiangse,inRoad; England)—Head

Teleph. ,15577Office: 484,

(5 lines); Whitter,

P.O.Directors—H.

Box 798' M. Little (chairman), A. Evans

H. d’A. Corte-Heal

A W. Eurkill, 6.B.E., L. E. Cihning, Secretarial Stajf

o.b.e., A.

and A* D. BellJ. Welch, S' . Fesseiiden Secretary’s Office j

D.M.I.W.E.j

Pearson, M.AM.WiA.,

m.inst.c.e., M.AMvP.H^A.,

m.i.mech.e., R. Lock, b.a., ll.b., a.c.a., depy; secy.

J.D. C.W.Boldero, D.Sic.; assist, secretary

Leach, assistant

W.engineer-in-chief and,. secretary

R. Walter, f.g.i.s., manager and S.MissJ. Moalem,

N. C. assist, registrarcorres-

de Almeida,

deputy manager pondqpce clerk

II.m.i.mech.e.,

Stringer, b.a.,deputy

assoc. m.engifieer-in-

( inst.c.e.,

chief and manager Accountant’s Office

C. L. L. Williams, managerial assist. H. W. Carter, a.c.a,, chief accountant

H. F. Prytherch, do. , J.E. A.N.W-Trueman,

Coureiro, assist,do.acct.

Engineering Sta^j J. J. Martin, do.

Technical C. A. Barradas, do.

W.tm.I.cHem.e.;'

P. Ria,],’ assoC^.inst^c.e.,

B.sc.i : A.R,ersc., F.nc., General Office

chief T G. Main, chief clerk

teachnical assistant A. H. Childs, deputy

25*

KkANOH'AT

R.Ferriandefe,

'Hennessfey,: B.J. 'APMtos,.' Leon, F.C. M.

A. CEriA^nc WofrEs Ltd. —S^,

Barradas, A. d’Al'meiaa, A. G. Jinkee Ad :

Road: Teleph. 19724; Gable

Shantobaco

* Collaco, G: Melehets

M. Ji'd’Almeida, elerksand’ ’ Miss Shantung Tobacco Co., Ltd.—35, Jin-

A- Haas and I. Haas,, cdlfefcrt&fe kee Road; Teleph. 19724; Cable

' Revenue Collectors; •, ;. j,

Bcwsbery- ’ ■ > i.... <<:

J. LR,Haas . Ad: Shmitobaoo

K. Heratsuke, manager .

Revenno insp(!,ctor.Hcliief. inspector

F. A. Musgtx>ye ;

A.J.L.K.Letcl-d’ord,

Hanson, T.G.addH.G.jGollacp,

Hamilton,

11. Fernandes J F. A. ' H.S. Merk uo-ya h-tung-t wa-Hsileh -

■ ksuen-kiiing-ckang

' MdH, in^p^iidre ' Sharp and , Do^he Inc., Manufactur-

ing and Biological Chemists-s-^e,

kf,upeum Road;.Teleph, ,17123-; iP.O.

Shang hai Sze lai sui Yu Imey Kutyg sze Box 812; Cable Ad: Mustard

Mustard & Got.., Ltd., sole Distri-

Shanghai WAtERWORKs Fittings Co.,Ltd. butors for China and Hong

The (Incorporated under the Companies’ •Kong '

Ordinances, Hongkong)—484,

Road; Teleph, 15577; P.O. Box 798 , Kiangse . Mortis .WJ Stranack, P.c.g., M.P.s.

Directors—H. M. Little (chairman), G. : (Lond.), Gteheral managers in

P FnrHt.er A. M Caiman and H. ' China and Hbng Ko-ng

H. David .Smith, m.p.s. (Lond.)

The ‘Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ltd., rP^ter-

Z. T. SISTienWong,

1 PH.ir* phm!m.

general managers

W. R. Walter* F.cn.s., secretary G. H. Doo i S. S. Weijg

,.A,,Jenniilgts, F. S. Chiu (Kwangtung)

T. J. Goodman,manager ’.

m.R.saN.iJ, AntiUta.v.E., Y. F. Wang (Hopei) ,-

, • engineer.-.••/ ■ ' ’ j C. M. Li (Hong Kong)

T. S. Yu (Hupeh).

J. M.

McMillan,

Rangel, assist, engr.

Technical staff:chief

; clerk

— Shatohin, G. P., Civil Engineer and

J. H.Hadden

Meston | A. Souza Contraetor — Apt. llo,‘ bassoon

J.A. Suan House; 1, Nanking Road; Teleph.

J. Rangel j| A.M- Silvestri P. Mater.,.; 19300

A.F. Zamidattio I

A. Tanaka | C. F. Macai'nF. Cock ShEh Chang Trading Co,, Ltd., Im-

porters of Paper and Metals—100,

J.M.C.F.Andrews,

dos Remedies, assiststorekeeper

' do. Peking Road ■ TMeph. 10724; Cable

General Managers of AdShehchang

K. M Liu, general manager

The China Brass

Agents for

Richard Crittall, Ld. Panel Heating Shepherd, G. €., Textile' Agent—6,

Edward

facturersJohns Ld. Manu- Kiukiang Road ; Teleph. 12229) P.

of Sanitary O. Box 589; Cable Ad: Unipede

Shanghai Yacht Clhb—(^ee Clubs) Shewan, Tomes & Go., Merchants—24,

Yuen : Ming Yuen Road; Teleph.

“Shanghai Zaria,” Russian Daily 1531-7 ; Cable Ad: Keechong

E. S.< Elliston, signs per pro.

Paper-^5-5], Av. J off re; Telephs.

35099-10(1;' Cable Ad : Zaria

M. S; iLembieh, prop. & manag. Shimbun Rengo, The, Associated

Press of Japan—4, Av. Edward

director

VII; Telephs. 13682 and 14609;

Shanghai Zionist Association—(S'ee Cable Ad : Rengo

Associations) ‘ T. Kessoku, manager

SHANGHAI 773

Shin Tai Go./’Shipbuilders apd En- “Shun Pao’V'Chinese. (Daily /News-

gineers—3, Eooehow Road; Teleph. paper—24, Hankow Road; Teleph.

16647; Cable Ad: Shintaiyoko 93.2(48; P.O. Box 600

L. Z. Sze, , publisher

Shing Tai Electric Co., Engineers— L. Chen; editor

15®, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 14119

Shun Woo Road,Engineering Works—End

52082 of

Shinkyo Yoko Goshi Kaisha, Importers Point IJongkew; Teleph.

. T. S. Lee, manager

and Exporters — 131, Kiangse Road;

Teleph. 13009; P.O. Box 829; Cable Ad:

Shinkyo $1 0 Wah lea :

K. Suzuki, managing proprietor

Siber, Hegner & Co,, Import Merchants

Shinsho Yoko, Manufacturers of Storage —12, The Bund; Teleph. 18688; P.O.

Batteries and Radio Apparatus—319, BoxEd.408; Cable Ad: Pilotus

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 19800; Cable

Ad: Sinscoyoko E.Egle, manager

Wurster I H. E. Leichep

K. Shibasaki, manager A.E. Waelti

Weibel |i V.Mrs.A,dosReipedios

E. Sprenger

® ns ® m m m Siberian I’ue Store—1172-4, Bubbling

Hong yih je wu sze pou , Well Road; Teleph. 3®656 ,

^‘Shipping Review, The” — Room 315 H. (Klebanoff, manager and prop.

Glen Line Building, 2, Peking Road; Siberian JEWELtEfiY Store. Diamonds,

P.O. Box 971; Cable Ad: Shipnews Precious Stones, Watches, Jewels’ Gold

G.P.T.H.Lloyd,

King,editor and

advertising manager Teleph.Silver

11915;Ware—82, Nanking

Cable Ad: Road;

Lipkovsky.

Shore, F. K., Consulting Engineer— Branch Harbin;

Stores: 158, Kitaiskaya Street,

Corner of Taiping and Tungting

40, Ningpo Road; Teleph. 10617 Roads, Hankow

•Snowa Shipping (kx, Stoaipship and M. Lipkovsky, geriL'nigr. and propr.

Marine Insurance Agents—12,. Hankow A. Lipkovsky,.manager in Hasrlpi^

Road; Teleph. 17233, 172ia^ind 17245; .Mrs.: E. Lipkovsky; signs

S.'Lipkovsky, do. per pro.

Cable Ad: Mams ,

Capt. Y. Tanaka, manager Ad. Feldger, do- (ijankow)

S.Kitamura, “K”}ipe representative I. Kotovitch, accountant

H. Sobbe, TTankoW agent | Siemens Bros. & Co. ((London), Ltd.

m 4 —Manufacturers of Telephone, Te-

legraph and Electrical Signalling

Shroff, P. B., Silk Merchant and Com- Apparatus, Submarine and Land

mission Agent— 36, Jinkeo Road; Telenh. Cables, All Electric Raceco'uiHe To-

12057;

P. B.Gable:Ad:

Shroff Pesee talisators, etc,—6, Kiukiang R6ad;

R.T. P.T. Chang

Udvadia Teleph. 14834; Cable Ad: Telint

H. G. Ivison, representative

'Shroff & Co., R. F., Silk Merchants, m m n * w m

etc.—229, Szechuen Road; Teleph. !

11829; P.O. Box 241; Cable Ad: SiemensHsiChinamen tse dien chi chang

- Go.;'■ (China Branch, Ger-

Sirin man Siemens

Shun Chong Engineering and Ship- facturers and Works), ElectricalKiangsb

Engineers—218, Manu-

Road; Teleiih. 67456-9:

building Works—Nantao; Teleph. Cable Ad: Motor. Branches: Oantdn,P.O. Box 1040;

Nantao 1377 Chungking, Hankow, Harbin, Hongkong,

Wong Yung Kau, manag. prop. Mukden; Nanking, Peiping, Tientsin

Shun Kee & Co., Iron Merchants—A K.V., Sick, commercial Manager

1097, Broadway; Teleph. 40436 Schmidt,

techn.L.mgr.

A., Engineer-in-chief and

774 SHANGHAI

Yang Yin, general adviser C. Kuelps W. Partier

E.C. Eysoldt

Drenckhahn Mrs.

W. A. Collins H.

Danielsen Peltner

O. Boening

W. J. Krieg Miss E. Schmi-

C.v. Maier

Ungerh-Sternberg Miss E.

L. C.Beck Krueger thals

Liedke Mrs.Y. Trouveller

Secretary;—

Mrs. K. Woltemade H. E.Y. Walter

Ushomirsky

Engineering Department K. Macek

Siemens-Schuckert-Werks A. G.

C. chief,

Eysoldt, Dipl.

signsDipl. Ing. and engr.-in- Siemssen

p.p.Ing.

& Krohn, Tea Merchants and

Exporters and Importers—14, Museum

A.H. Hopp, Road;

Box 1305;Telephs.

Cable 14957 and 16121; P.O.

Ad: Kronsiem

Jaeschke. do. F. W. Siemssen, partner

Fr. Wieprecht, erecting engr. H. L. Ockermueller, do.

F. Kamm, do. G. T. Siemssen, do. (Foochow).

M. Schmalhaus, do. O. Hausmann

T.S. Y.Y. Wei,

Liu, engineer do. Lau Shun Put, compradore

Yaoshing Yung, do. ft m w lb n m ®

Mrs. Kaemshin Tsze cnao yue pao yin su co

Siemens & Halske A. G.

E. Drenckhahn, engineer - in - chief, Signs of TheofTimes

Publishers the “ ShiPublishing

Djao YuehHouse,

Bao

signs p.p. and

M. Goerke, Dipl. Ing. (Electl.)

H. Berger, do. Literature—Office and Works:andcorner

Miscellaneous Religious Healthof

O. Pao, do. Ward and Ningkuo Roads; Cable Ad:

O.MissZi,H. Rieger do. SignsH. A. Anderson, mgr. and treasurer

Telefunken;— F.Y. Lee, editoracting

H. Chu, (on leave)

editor

G.A.H.E.Zehner

Salvesen I W. Schliep E. R. Thiele, assoc, do.

W. Kothe I E. Razlag Sikh Store, Importers, Exporters and

Miss G. Leidholdt Commission Agents, Dealers in Indian

Steel Department:— Provisions—Z 831, Miller Road; Cable-

(Iron, Steel,Railway, Mining, Tubes, Ad:Indar SikhSingh, director

Jos.etc.)Schuerer Dula Singh, manager

R.ChowGanzQuan-sen| G. Borst BjJ Ming tai

(Sheet Piling)

Dr. R. Drenkhalm, Ing. Silberman Co., Drapers and Outfitters—

5,Silberman

Broadway; Teleph. 40871; Cable Ad:

Siemens- Bau- Union George Luh, proprietor

Building Department;—

H. Woltemade, civil engr.

Sales Department;— U Company

& B (Chicago), Manu- ,

W. Ritter

Shipping | K. Bolloni

Department Simmons

A. Ulia Department facturers of Brass and Steel Beds, and

Accounting Cribs, Springs,

tresses and Steel Hospital

Bedroom Beds, Mat-

Furniture—

W. Maier, chief acct., signs p.p. 620, Yulin Road; Teleph. 51858; P.O.

E.E. von Platen | A. Armbruster

Gruenberg Box. C. 1307; Cable Ad:manager

E. Horsman, Bedsteadfor China

Miss E. Goldmann andRichardson,

Hongkongfactory supt.

Siemssen & Co.,Agents—451,

Merchants,KiangseEngineers, J. M.

and Insurance

Teleph. 15156; P.O. Box 406 Rd.: Simmons & Co., Geo. A., Importers and Ex-

O,. Struckmeyer, porters—6, North SzechuenRd.; Teleph.

H. A. Siebs, partner do. (Hamburg) 43482; P.O. Box 1508; Cable Ad: Gasim-

mons

F. X.Rawitz,

Hasenohrl,

signs signs

per pro.per pro. J. Dr.

K. Shu,

W.

C. Puttfarcken S. J. manager

Wu, compradore

John Zee

SHANGHAI -775-‘

X * $r H fg Sing, thong

Sin chung kun gsze Sing Chong & Co., General Storekeepers,

Sin Chung Engineering Co., Specializing Wine and Spirit Merchants, Importers

in Pumps, Oil Engines and Rice ofSmokers’ Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco

Sundries—20,Rue du Coiisulat;

and

Machines—378, Kiangse Road;

Pao Chang Road, Chapei; Teleph. 19824; Works: Teleph. 80207

Cable

P. Y.Ad:Tse,Sinmanager

chung Sing Lee Co., Fertilizer Merchants—3,

Museum Road

SinHardware

Shun TaiMerchants—A.

& Co., Contractors and

1098, Broad- Sing Tai Furnishing Co.—1192, Bub-

way; Teleph. 41545" bling Well Road; Teleph. 37441

“Sin Wan Po,” Chinese Daily News-

paper—19, Hankow Road; Teleph. n%&

94166; P.O. Box 803 Ho lan hud dang pee himg sze

P. J. Wang, general manager

H. J. Lee, editor Singapore Rubber Works, Manufacturers,

of Mechanical and General Rubber and

w & m ft m ft Ebonite

Teleph. 11808; GoodsCable

—17,Ad:Museum

IsonandraRoad;

Sin .sic kung sze H. Schall, manager

Sincere Co., Ltd., The, (Head Office: Hong J, J. JPauw, assistant

T. H. Lce, compradore manager

Kong), Universal Providers, Provision

and

ters, Wine

CompleteMerchants,

House Drapers,

FurnishersOutfit-

and

Decorators—550, Nanking Road; Teleph. %< Ulr Sing char

94226, 94249 and 93042; Cable Ad: Singer Sewing Machine Co.—12, The Bund

Sincere; Codesh Bentley’s

5th edn.—Capital $10,000,600 and A.B.C. J. P. De Berry, agent

Wong Chee, managing director A. L. Barrett

C. Mar

P. Cheng, manager H. IL. Beemer

Ping yeh, sub-rnfU);iger Miss R, Bloomfield

Wm. W. L. Ma, do.

Sincere Co.(Perfumery M anufacturers), M H Mow lee

Ltd., The, — Chekiang Road, - (Head Sino-Aryan Trading Co., General Mer-

Office Hong Kong)—Capital $1j30o,000 : chants, Exporters and Importers—25,

TheHenry

SincereMa,Co., general managers

manager Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. 12386;

Wong Hok Yung, sub.mauager * Cable Ad: Sinaryan

A. B. Madon, manager and prppri;

Sincere InsuranceChekiang

Ltd., The—595, and Investment Co. , Sino-Continental Co,, Importers and

Road, (Head

Office Hong Kopg$1,200,000

Branches)—Capital with 10 other Exporters—35, Jinkee Road; Teleph.

11955; P.O. Box 1817; Cable Ad:

The Sincere Co., Ltd., genl. managers Contcosino

G.DickKleffel, mang. director ‘

Sincere Life Assurance Co., Ltd.—595,

Chekiang Road, (Head Office: Hong Mrs. M.Huang,Kleffel,director

secretary

Kong)—Capital $2,000,000 C. Ph. Grieffenhagen

The Sincere Co., Ltd., genl. managers A. GregOire

C. Lun Ku, branch manager

Sine-German Chemical Corporation ^lj •j'B. Heng li

—SO, Rue Massenet; Teleph. 73294; Sino Spanish Trading Co., Importers and

Exporters—112,

Cable Ad: Spermin 19506; P. O. Box Szechuen

439; CableRoad: Teleph.

Ad: Sinospan

Sine Pharmacy (Deutsche Apotheke, F.A. S.J. Aboitiz, prop.

Aboitiz, manager (Barcelona)

operated by Pharmacia Co., Ltd.)—14, J. F. Howard | S. C. Daung

Broadway; Teleph. 40364; P.O. Box 1333

776 SHANGHAI

SrNO-Swiss Trading Co., Importers

—4, Av. Edward VII (6th.lfloor); i Slevogt &IfMCo., Importers ^ Tien foh,.

Teleph. 14081; P.O. Box 1010; Cable —29, Szechuen Road; arid Exporters

Teleph. 16318;

Ad: Sistraco P.Q. Box 514; Cable Ad: Slevogt

E.' Ott, director M. Hoerter I L. Heiss

J. Schmidfct, manager P. Biehaym | L R. Jordy

ii\ & % u m ^ j Slingsby (Arthur) & Hirschel (Brad-

SIntah Mill-Furnishing Co., Merchants, ford), Woollen GoodsSzechuen

Manufacturers

Mill Furnishers, General

Contractors—E. No. 4, 7thEngineers and and

Lane, Burkill

Merchants—74,

P.O.W. Box 1450 resident representative

Road;

Road; Tfeleph. 93585; Cable Ad: Millcott' Stewart,

K. S. Gi ng, managec 'r SSlovo Publishing ;Co.—238, Av. du

Roi Albert; Teleph. 72798

n n m m P. I. Zaitseff,S©8-xoH

editor .< .

Sin toon mou yih kune/ sze H UH shun fah

Sintoon Overseas Trading Co., Ltd., :Slowe & Co., Ltd., Merchants—7,

Importers, Engineers and Exporters— Road;. Teleph. 1.1984; P.O. BoxHankow 813;

The Continental Emporium; Telephs. Cable Ad: Slowe

91036-7; Cable Ad: Navigatrad W. J. Monk, director

W. Nation, do.

n& m* A. H. Buschman [ Miss O. Down

Chung kwoh hang chu chou ling kung ssu Smidth A Co.. F. L., Manufacturers

S.K.F., Ball and Roller Bearings,Split Belt of Cement,' Machinery—1, Foochow

Pulleys

115, Kiangse and Line

Road,Shafting

Teleph.Accessories—

11330, Cable Road; Room 132; Teleph. 10336 ;

Ad:Ekman

Bearings Cable Ad: Folasmidth

Foreign Agencies, Ltd., agents T. T,Stig-Nielseh

Moller

® I ji ^ $r Soporters—32,

Brothers APeking Co., Road;

Importers and17948;

Teleph. Ex-

Su ko tah kung jiang Cable Ad: Socheukpan

Skoda Works, So Cheukpan, manager

gineering OfficesLtd.of (Far EasternCom-

the Limited En-

pany, formerly the Skodaworks, Plzen, w a * © a it

ofCzechoslovakia),

all kinrfe—of Yokohama

Machinery

Steel Works,

Mechanical and Builders

Electrical

Specie Bank Societe

Pi kuo yung yeh kung $zu

BelgeEnterprises,

d’EntrepuiSes en Chine,

Building (Suites 38 and 26), 24, The Financial 570;J. Cable Ad: Belgbchine

etc.—P.O. Box

Bund;

Ad:Karel Telephs.

Skodaworks 13940 and 10318; Cable Hers, agent general

Jan Hora, e.e., general manager, Societe Belge de Bienfaisance—(.?ee-

H. Far

A. Eastern(Harbin)

Kusik branches Associations)

Z.V. K.J. Tokarievsky,

Pan (Mukden)ejc. (Tientsin) Societe Carmel Oriental, Importers of

V. I. Treskin, m.e. (Hongkong) Palestine

F. F. Urbanek, mgr. (S’hai. Branch)

A. G. Pisarevsky, e.e., m.e., chief engr. 39, Range Wines, Spirits, Fruits,

Road; Teleph. etc.—

40613; Cable

and sales manager Ad:M.Carmelwine,

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proprietor

T. L. Chow, b.sc., Chinese sales mgr. L. Kasarnbvsky, 'do.

A.W. Schirmer, secretary

Pfeiffer, secretary V. Luckerman, accountant

E.J. G.V. Lee,

Pohitonoff,

Chinese mechanician

secretary $ociete Francaise du Haut Yang Tze;

K. H. Lee, clerk i Importand

P.O. Box 226;Export—25, Rrie duCable

Teleph. 12350; Consulat,

Ad:

T.C. Y.Y. Zah,

Lee, do. do. 1 Charis

R. Jaminet

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A. Berger, do, A. C. Cornish .; -!

Messageries Maritipaes, director D.

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Wood ' II R.L. J.J. Mead.Mogre

Admiral Wei Han (dir! S'hai.) G. F. Larihihg I C. A. Nichols

Fu Siao Em, do. Lubricating Oil Division

Leou Heou Cheng, do. H. A. R. Conant, assist, gen. mgr.

Seng Yen, r' do. A.E. Ferguson

Li Ming, do. M. Geibel J. Robertson

Nicholas Tsu, do. R. Gregg L. C. Perry

M. Deville, mang. do.. P.M. Klyhn

A. Mitchell' E.E.V. T.W.

T. Sonichenko

W.Soolich

Slay

Admiral Wei Han, co-director A. Oliver

ID. Martinoli, engr.-in-chief and H. G. B. Perry ! C. Tatlbek'

manager Gasoline Division

V.A. A.Monfort

Barbour j N. Angelosanti C. K.H.E.Sprague

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E. Fonteneau i A. Campprelli

M. Dubois : L. M. Lopez Construction Section

8.F. Zwiaguine C.

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P. Daumas i Abraham M. C. Guss

. M. L. Hotchkiss

E.N. Muller

Nazaroff, dock! Mme.

masterLe Bunetel , Installation Section

H. F. Merrill, in charge

Import Dept. : — W.H. Blackwood) T. C. Graham

J. Fouliard A. S. de Rago j B. A. Shirazee

G. Roliz Marine Section N. F. Jensen

Soc. Francaise des Telephone Inter- J. H. Taylor

urbains—6, Kinkiang Road, Te- C. Barnhardt B. Jorgensen

leph. 14834

G. Mace, managing director

C. H. Sevaldson■

Carlson P.G, Mender

G. Giliberto

N. M. Pavlovsky, geh. director E. L. Halleland T. E. Snell man

Shipping Section

Societe des Missions Etrangeree— F. W.D. C.Drake

Ball II J.T. P.SayleHawes

(See Missions) ■ • Accounting Division

Societe_ Suisse de BiENFAiSANOti-^(iS'ee J. H. Grant, chief accountant T

Associations) C. A. Crispin f C. E. Passes

C. A. Capell j R. W. Roche

£ ft Crba D. Fernando | E- J- Smith

Society of Chemical Industry in JLisle, A.F. M. Ferras’1 j) R.C. Thompson

A. Leitao M. Smith

Switzerland (C.I.B.A. Co.^ Manufac- F. V. Maher—-f-J. Turner

turers of Artificial Indigo, Aniline Dyes J. F. McMunn ; 1L Wegener

and Medicines—2a, Kiukiang Road; C. N. Outin i C. A. Young

Telephs. 12361 and 12532; P.O.jBox 640;

Cable Ad: Color; Codes: Bentley’s, Statistical J. Turner

Section

I S, 0. Lee

A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns. and Uhiversal K. C. Sarkari | J. Petterssen

778 SHANGHAI

Paymastei’ Section ffl & ft &

D. L. Smith So Inn sun Dei UK sze

A. A. Leitao Sokknsen,

General Dwision

J. E.A. W.

Dristow Kiukiang Aene, Bairrister-at-Law

Road; Teleph. — 6r

10504; Cable

Mooney Ad: Justitia

J. M. B. Gutierrez Arne Sorensen, barrister-at-law

Y. F. Lu, interpreter

Miss M. Ashley

Miss C. M. Brown

Miss H. A. Brown ® m

Miss A. C. Chatham. SotrsA & Cia., Be, Merchants, Importers

Mrs. W. iDrummond and Exporters, etc.—60,

Mrs. A. Encarnacaq

Miss H. Fauske Teleph. 19568; Cable Ad: Kiangse Road;

Jbaqmsousa

Miss P. Goldstein J. M. C. de Sousa

Miss M. Haimoyitch E. A. S. C. de Sousa

Agents for

Mrs. G. L. Hin|ds

Miss Y. M. Mann Insurance Co. ■ of the State of

ThePennsylvania

Miss A. S. Parsons John H. Keiser, Hamburg. Toys

Miss V. Pearson

Miss E. Remedios ,

Miss K. V Sh’ekury. |[| PiWi tai .

Mrs. E. F. Stewart South British Insurance Co.. Ltd.

Mrs. M. Y. Traye)yn (Branch Office)—18, The Bund; Teleph.

Mrs. E. N. Wattph 18653; P,0. Box 454; Cable Ad: British;

Pootung Installationin stab siipt.

W. B. Robertson, Codes: A.B,C.5th and 6th edns.,Bentley’s

W. G. Dove, manager1

N.B. W. Bumphrey E. Lang

B. Goldobin W. J.E. Dexter

W. Acraman

S.A. C.F. McCormick

Klimovskih y.D. Tokmakoff

O. Tilbiirn ; C. H. Chaves

A. F. Meyer FI. Williams > J. J. Giltierrez

H. tlyeno | Miss C. M. Godby

Solar Electrical and Manufacturing

Co., Ltd., Manufacturers of Vacuum turersChina South

Flasks and Glass Ware—216, Szechuen KiangseofRoad; LacesProducts Co., Manufac-

and Embroideries—367,

Road; Teleph. 19903; Cable Ad: Solar

A.•R.P. H.C. H.Lang, Bertobough; P.O. Box 588 Cable Ad:

Teleph: 11739;

Wu,general

sub- manager

do. South Manchuria Railway Co. — 24,

The Bund; Teleph. 13838; P.O. Box 455;

Sonola Music House, Dealers in Victor Cable Ad: Mantetsu

K.J.Ishimoto, managerR. Otsuka

and Brunswick Phonographs and

Records, Musical Instruments and

Accessories—738, Avenue Joffre: Teleph. T. Fukuyama

Miyamoto [ M. Togura

73340; I. Shirakashi j K. Umeda

T. J. Cable

Tansky,Ad:manager

Sonola

Mrs. S.;Kovaleff South Wales Tinplate Corporation

• (Selling House,

Organisation

NankingforRoad;

240 mills)—

Soochow University Second Middle Sassoon 10069; P.O. Box 1324;

Teleph.

Cable Ad:

School—(Nee Educational) Tinplacorp

E. L.Powell,

C. Leeadministrator for Far East

Soolung Cotton Mill—58, Kiangse

Road; Teleph. 17401 Southern Leaf Tobacco Co., Leaf

Sopher & Co., Theodore, Financing—1, Tobacco Exporters and Importers—3,

Kiukiang Rd.; Teleph. 18281 Museum Road; Teleph. 18825; Cable Ad:

Solea

Arthur Sopher L. F.E.S.Bradsher,

Theodore Sopher Funn manager

SHANGHAI 779

Soy Chong, Engineer, Plumber, Brass Mou sin,

and Iron Founder, Dr S J

Blacksmith, GeneralBrass Worker and

Contractor and Spunt & Co., J., Cotton Merchants

—16, Central Road; Telephs. 13223

Wholesale Hardware

General Office: 421-2, Hankow Merchant—

Road; andJ. Rosenfeld

138128

Teleph.

1904a-5a, Bubbling 94460. WellWestern

Road; Branch:

Teleph. Wm. Cohen

36767. Works: 1051, Yates Road. Cable {J^f Sze bing

Ad: Soychong

Squires, Bingham Ltd., Sporting Goods,

Spanish Consulate—(see Consulates) Photographic

Nanking Road;Supplies, Novelties—52,

P.O. Box 819; Cable Ad:

Squib

R. W. Squires

d; & Pao loong R. Canavarro J F. X. Conceicao

Sparke, C. E., Insurance Office—322, St. Andrew’s Church—(see Churches)

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 10828; Cable Ad:

Coverisk St. Andrew’s Society—(see Associa-

C. F.E.Milner,

Sparke signs per pro. tions)

St. David’s Society—(see Associa-

£ * !S tions)

Sparks, D. B., Manufacturers’ Direct St. Elizabeth’s Hospital—(see Hospi-

Representative—12, The Bund; Teleph.

13085; P. O. Box 1794; Cable Ad: Sparks tals)

D. B. Sparks St. Francis Xavier’s Church — (Fee

T.S. K.T. KingChen Churches)

Miss L. Gutterres

Miss C. L. Lee St. George’s Pharmacy—1599, Bub-

bling Well Road; Teleph. 37088

m is tfc # :*C Tayingweishe

Spence, Robinson & Partners, Architects, St. George’s Society—(See Associations)

Surveyors,

Peking Land and Estate Agents—3,

10142 andRoad (4thCable

16134; floor);Ad:Telephs. 10021, St. John’s University—(see Educa-

Spenrobin tional)

H. M. Spence, f.r.i.b.a.

H. G. F. Robinson; f.e,i.b.a. St. Joseph’s Catholic Association- -

J.C.A. E.F.R. March,

Butt, f.r.i.b.a.

Houbena.r.i.b.a.

. (see Associations)

K. Y. Loh, compr. (Teleph. 14831) St. Joseph’s Church—(see Churches)

St. Luke Hospital—(see Hospitals)

Spicers (Export), Ld. Paper makers and St. Patrick’s Society—(Xee Associations)

manufacturing Stationers

House, Nanking Road; Teleph. 10069; — Sassoon

P.O.E. Powell,

Box 1324; Cable

China Ad: Papindus

branch manager fi fig M Tsi teh Uw

A. E. Reynolds Staedtler,

Nuernberg J.(China

S., Mars Pencil Kiangse

Branch)—58, Works,

Road

Behn, Meyer China Co., Ltd. (58,

!K Kiangse Road), general ipanagers

Spizzica & Co., G., Import, Export and

General Agents—29, Szephuen Road; Standard Drug Co*, Ltd.—85-66, Foo-

Teleph. 15804; P.O. Box 1204; Cable Ad: chow Road; Teleph. 90867; Cable Ad:

Spizzca Standadrug

G. Spizzica, proprietor P. K. Sung, managing director

780 SHANGHAI

jjjg TfC Yung j|/c Star Photo Engraving Co.—113-115,.

Stan hard Like Assebance Cg,—ti, Tihe ' Avenue 74000

Edward YU; Teleph.

Bund; Cable Ad; Standard

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.,

Canton Road „ ,;, ; j chief- agetife 1, States Steamship Co., Steamship Opera-

tors—Sassoon House; Telephs. 61464-5-67

Cable

L. R.Ad: Statesline .

Schina/.i

n & $ m m.g Agents for

Ching wo chi i/fii kung'h* Oceanic and Oriental Navigation Co.

Standard Machinery Supply Ca -391, American Pioneer Smith

Line & Sons, Ld.

Kiangse

Ad: StanraasupRoad; Teleidi. 111 (IS; ■ Cy)le Sir Wm. Reardon

A. L. BVandt, manager ,, . '

m & m m m

n & ft & m w Steel Drums, Ltd., Manufacturers of

Who ming yirig pin kuitig- 'izk Oxygen

Drums and and Steel

Acetylene Gases, Tanks,

Work—691, Ward

Standard Photoplay Corporation, Pro- Ad: Road; Telephs. 27827 and 50314;.Cable

" dhcers, Distributors and Exhibitors of Steeldrums

H. Bridge^, managing director

Chinese204,

—Ce. Commercial

Thorne& EducationaPFilms

Road; Cable Ad: Steiner & Co., Manufacturers’ Representa-

Kahnsown . . ■

A. A. Kahn, production manager " . '! tives—19, Kiukiang Road; P.O. Box 10877

Cable

M. H.Ad:Steiner,

Recomaxpartner

^ ^ May hong Mrs. Steiner, do.

Standard Products Co., Asiatic T. S. Lui, do.

Import and Export—6, Kiukiang Road; Von

Teleph. 11645; Cable Ad: Cehrefco Kurt Steiner I| .T.CarlS. Steiner

Enckevort Wu

A.F.Mavroti,

Wilson - president, gerfl. manager

, I. Thompson Mei slung

Steiner & Co., Ltd., F—42, Kiangse-

Standard Trading.. Co., Importers Road; Teleph. 61118

R. Mallinson | H, Yeitch

and Exporters—36,. iSiking Road;

Teleph. 18662!; P.O: Box' 1376; Citble Steinle & Co., Export and Import Mer-

Ad: Statradco chants—5, Foochow Rd.; Telephs. 17187

J. Holmes, manager

■Y. L. Shahg, assist, manager and. 11671; R.O. Box 1350; Cable Ad:

Chinastone

Standard Trading 'Co., Manufactur- R. Steinle (Hamburg)

ers’ Agents—23, "Nanking Road; M. Fr.Steinle

Steinle do.

Teleph. 17811; Cable5 Ad: Stan- J. Meyer I O. Hoehmann

trade

Dire'etors—R. T. Bowermati and Sole H.Agents Paduk | R. Vogler

for

J. S. Hay Continnental-Ty.pewriters

Standard Trading Co., Manufactur- Stephens Stamp Co., Postage Stamps,

ers’ Representatives--12/ Rue du Wholesale and Retail — Comer

Consulat; Teleph. 84836; Cable Ad : Boone and Chapou Roads; Teleph.

Medichou 42373; P.O. Box 843; Cable Ad:

A. Menko. manager • . Papadopulo

Star Film Co., Ltd.—21. Museum Road sai fun

n ^ Poa sing Stevens, W. R. M., Average Adjuster-

Star Lithographic Co.—1, Boone Road; Bank Building, 12, The Bund;Shanghai

Rooms 405-407, Hongkong and

Teleph.

E. Reyes,40701;managing Eligo f ' 10033: P.O. Box 943; Cable Ad:Teleph.

Cable Ad:proprietor Gapa-

C. Reyes state

W. R. M. Stevens

•SHANGHAI

Stewakt. Thomson & Co., Ltd,-t33/4, Sze- s

chuen Roadj TeW^h. 1'0497; P.O. Box SuleEr mBRpTHERs m m Sooer 4u

(Engineering, bffice of

473; Cable Ad: Solwky Sulzer Brothers, Winterthur, Switzer-

J. B. Hboley land); Steam Engines and Rollers, Cen-

trifugal Pomps

Stewar’ts .fe LloypS, Ltd., Manufacturers Marine Diefeel Enghies, and Fans) Stationary and

ofPlates,

Wrought Ironand

and Bars,

Steel Tubes, Steel and Ice-Making Plants, Maag Gears and Refrigerating

Sections Zinc Sheets

and Plates—.44; Szechuen Bd.; Teleph. Maag Planing Machines—Gre&t North-

ern Telegraph Building, ■1 4, Avenue

15170; P.O. Box 839; Cable Ad: Lapweld Edward

B. L. Aiton, representative

Miss C. B. Mott^- SukerlirasYII; Teleph.!■ 1^12; Cable Ad:

O.E.Meister,

Staudt,manager

m.e.

Stey’s Daiky Farm ani> IcE' Factory Co.. Ip. HaririS'E;inrlen, M.E.

Ltd., Suppliers of Fresh Milk; Cream and G. Fries,:

Chou Lqnerecting

Yuan, M.E.engineer

Ice—92, Edinburgh Boad; Teleph. 27241 Mrsv E, Paskewiteli

M. Lee, chaijrman Miss

Al. Stey, director

V.M.Jookoff, managerassist, manager Miss F.E-iSaul

Mulvey

Matushenko, Sumitomo Bank, Ltd.—Nee Banks

W. Whay, accountant

Stiebel, E. A.—21, Jiiike’e Road; Teleph. Sumitomo Goshi-Ka,isha, Importers of

16144; P.tX Bok 640; Cabfe Ad : Maken- Metals, Coal, etc,—5, Kiukiang Boad;

P.O. Box .3101; QabJe Ad:. Sumityoko

marie C. T.Fukuda, manager

Strehlneek, E. A.; Strehlneek’s-Gallery Nakatomi, signs per pro.

ofTeleph.

Chinese Art — 260, Kiangse Boad; Y.T. Yanaka

H. Nakano K. Kysuiuoto

16,529 T. Mu rata G S. ChihShen

E. A..Strehlneek Y. Kanayama JLoanMing Hang Ling

m ^ Saey fong Sun Hing Printing Co. — G. 228, Tien-

Strom wall, HolDo, Agents, Engineers, dong Road; Teleph. 41076

Shipping Agents—17, Yuen Ming Yuen

Road; Teleph. 18237,.(Office); Cable Ad:

Stromtrarle

H . Strom wall, managing proprietor Sun Kung yu tai yang ho sha kung sze

Insurance Office,CableLtd.Ad:—Sunfire

1, The

J. E. Melchior, accountant Bund; P.O. Box_85_i;

Strong & ■ Co., Exporters — 452, Kiangse! A. R. Harris,manager

T. P. Pottinger, assist, manager

Rd.; Teleph. 18090; Cable Ad: Chinaforce,

C. B.E. Heyh

Yissering B.G. E.C. Blair

Rush I| J.L. Rodrigues C. Boyd

W.E. Noble | E.X. Lopes

Studio D’Art, Architecture—450 and 540, Sun Kee $i l Co., Furnishers—421,

Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 94726 North Szechuen Road; Teleph.

Suhr, IK. H., Architect, Consulting 40401

and Constructional Engineer, Real m s mp # ABjj *

Estate—96, Peking Road; Teleph.

16029; Cable Ad: “Suhr” Yung mirig zing siu po hsien kung sze

K. H. Suhr, arch, b.d.a. Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada

A. G. Koltsov-Malsalsky, Y. iS. (With which is ipergedQo.,theLd.,China

Zau, K. S. Chu and Y. K. Mutual Life Insurance and

Chu, draughtsmen the ShanghaiHouse, Life Insurance Co., Bd.;

Ld.)

T. L. Chu, accountant —Wayfoong 56, Szechuen

Teleph. 1-5009; P.O. Box 850; Cable Ad:

SuiManufacturers

Sung(. MatchandCo-. Merchants—124,

Ltd.,, Match Sunbeam. Head Office: Montreal,Canada

Kiangse Road E.J. B.F. Mbodie,

Harris, manager

f.f.a'., a.a.s., rag, sety.

K. Uweda, managing director E. L. Hall, agency assistant

782 SHANGHAI

C. A. Costa Miss L. Monkman M. T. Lee sub-manager

E.C.M.

cTAlmeida

Barradas MissMiss M.

M. Gitoff

Johns Y. H. Chen

Mrs.T.D. Davy Miss F. Remedies C. F. Cheng, treasurer

Tsao Shang-dao

Lee Sze-sung, compradore H H Fog. lung

Medical Officers Sunflower Mercantile Co., Import,

Dr. E. L. Marsh

Dr. R. J. Marshall Szechuenand

Export Road;Commission

Teleph. 10470;Agents—216,

Cable Ad:

Dr. S. F. Kirkby-Gomes Sunflower

Dr. A. E. Alyward | Dr. H. C. Patrick SK6u i mu ch’i hao

Agency Staff—(Foreign) Sung

G. Baldwin

R.T. B.E. Brown

Borden A.K. A.Meiser and Furniture

Exporters, Co., FurnitureandMakers,

Decorators Con-

Neubourg tractors— 684, Bubbling Well Road;

R.F. X.Denniston R. B. Nichols Teleph. 33399

David Z. Sung, proprietor & manager

W. J. Gutierrez

Kenyon R.H. H.S. Openshaw

Shrap

H. L. Lawler Mrs.M.P.Sokoloff Sung Co.—58,

Sing Cotton Spinning & Weaving

Kiangse Road

A. G. Meiser B. Widens T. K. Yung, general manager

Agency Staff (Chinese)

W.Baihan

YinsonCheu Lee I Khoo-Hooi Hye Sung Yuef Oil Co.—36, Jinkee Rd.;

ChowTttngVan ] Thander Loy Teleph. 13200; Cable Ad: Sunny

Agency Staff (Japanese) Y. C. Chang, manager

Geo. Baldwin, unit manager

Z. Izumi I ' IK, Tomaki 13 & *0 @ n

S. Kajihara | ID. Okumura

H. Mitzutani j S, Yomiya SunlandMei Sales kuo po dao kdn kung sze

Association, Inc.—3,

Ha W M Canton

Ad: Sun Road; maid Telephs. 16262-3; Cable

Mei kuo pu dao ketn hung sze T. A,R. A.Scanlon, general office

manager

Sun-Maid Raisin Growers’ Association

— 3, Canton Road ; Telephs. 62372-3; Miss A.dosBarrera

Remedios,| A. H. demanager

Carvalho

Cable

T.A. R.A.Ad: Stmmaid

Scanlon, geperal manager

dos Remedios, office manager Sunshine Co., Ltd., Mining Admi-

Miss A. Barrera | A. Carvalho nistration Importers—42c, N. Soo-

chow Road; Teleph. 41985; Cable

Sun Oil Co. of Philadelphia—29, Sze- Ad:H. Sunshine^ P. Weeks, manager

chuen

KunstRoad & Albers, represent, for China J. H. Smith, sub-manager

Sunsuntay

porters—C.Co.,10-11, Glass and Hardware

Honan Im-

Road; Teleph.

it # ft fr

Sun Run Pap^r Co;, Paper Merchants; 19449; Cable Ad: Sunsutaco

Importers

kiang Road;and Teleph.Exporters—24,

18739 Kiu-

C. L. Kai, manager • Ta Ying hsing ch'ien shih sze Ya men

m ± Supreme Court for China, H.B.M.’s—

Sun Shoe Co', Makers and Vendors of 33, The Bund;Peter

Judge—Sir Teleph.Grain,

65296Kt.

Boots

Bags—150, and Shoes, Trunks,

Szechuen Suit Cases and

Road; Teleph. 16048 Assist. Judge—P, Grant Jones, c.b.e.

K. Yamasaki, manager Crow,n

Registrar, Advocate—A;

Corpner G. Mossop

and Policem.b.e.

Court

SunandSun Co., Ltd., Universal Providers Magistrate—G.

Chief Clerk and H, Haines,

Official Receiver—I.

Department Store—570, Nanking T. Morris

Road;

Dept.: 61015;Telephs.P.O.94116-8 and Cable

Box 1584; Provision

Ad: Assistant

Marshal—J.Clerk—E.J. McGeownG. Abbey

Sunsun Usher—W. A. Sims

S. K. Lau, manager Typist— Miss J. Strike

SHANGHAI 783

Surrey, H.P., Manufacturers’ Kegn-esenta- Swiss Consulate—(see Consulates)

tive—12, The Bund;

Box 736; Cable Ad: Vigorous Teleph. 13389; P.O.

iSwiss Serum and . Vaccine Institute

—1, Canton Road; Teleph. 18413

13 & iS: & Yu nee leune sze E. Essig, agent.

S. Exporters—96,

W. Union Trading Co:, Importers

Peking Road; and Swiss,, Watch Im?qrti^g Co.—183,

Teleph.

14033; P.O. Box 1061; Cable Ad: Swuco- watch Road; . Cable

Honan

.

Ad: Swiss-

trade

W. S. Wong, managing director D. C. Bang, manager

Y. T. Sun, manager

SYnnerberg, G. V., Importei of

HI if Sin foong Paper, Pulp, Venteer, : etc.—-218.

Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Dealers in Cable Ad: Syinfintua Kiangse Road; Teleph. 14077;

Investment Securities—Sassoon House,

The Bund; Teleph. 11200; P.O. Box 457; Ta Yu Yue Oil Mill Co., Ltd., Manu-

Cable

J. E.,Ad:Swan, Swanstock

partner ; facturing Mean Oil, Cakes, Cotton Seed

C. D. Culbertson, do. Cakes,

chow Road; PeanutTeleph.

Oil, etc.—36,

32222- West Soo-

Chester Fritz, do: . Sih Vang-tai, managing director

K. W. Irle, do.

K.

DonL.Burdick Yui, do:

Emile Essig Mrs. A. G. Lopes H S' ft fl

G.0;B. H.O.Diestel

Gumming Miss W. M. Hinds

Miss

Watson Miss D. M. O. A.Remedies Fuh wo yin hung sze

Tabaqueria Filipina, Tobacconists, Manu-

R.A. N. Harris

Portaria . Cheethapi offacturers of Manila Cigars, Importers

Cigars,Sundries—79,

Cigarettes, Nanking

TobaccoRoad;

and

Miss A. Rodrigues

E. C. J. Pereira Miss M. Remedies Teleph. Smokers’

A. Victal Miss R. Ferguson 12245; Cable Ad: Tabaqueria

Correspondents T.S- T.S. Zung, director

Hayden,

Stock ExchangeStone & Co., Members N. Y. W. Canning,

L. Wood manager

S. Japhet Co.. Ld„ London T.T. j.C. Zung

Zung II P.P. K. Ting

Z. Tsiang

Swedish Association of China (See Western Branch — 8, Bubbling Well

Associations) W.Road; Teleph. manager

Din, branch 91244

if* 3$g Sui chung Hongkew41485 Branch—3, Ghapoo; Teleph.

Swedish-Chinese Export

Ltd., Matches and Match Making and Import Co., Z. Y. King, branch manager

Materials—1,

11250; Cable Ad: Kiukiang

Matches,Road;

CodesTeleph.

A.B.C. Tabaqueria Sino-Egyptiana., Importer

6th Edn., Bentley’s and Bentley’s and Leaf, Exporter of Macedonian

Manufacturers Tobacco

of Macedonian

Second

S. Y, Euren, gen’l. manager for China Flower, Cigarettes and Sole Distribu-

J. T.Wulfsberg, manager tors of Ultra mixture Pipe Tobacco—

A. Hultman 20,

Ad;I.Jinkee

TabanaRoad; Teleph. 19488; Cable

S. Mom Mouradoghlu, propr. and manager

E.A. Popoff

Karlsson

H. A. Pearson(Changchun)

(Hong Kong) Tai & Son, C. T., Manufacturers of

G.H. Enluhd High-Class Linen Work — 185, Route

P. Keysterling do. Prosper Paris;-Teleph. 70636

M . Hallberg (Hankow) Tai Chong - & Co., Ltd., Furniture

Swedish Consulate—(see Consulates) Manufacturers, Decorators and Con-

tractors—580, Nanking Road; Teleph.

Swiss Club—(see. Clubs) 94107

C. P. Loh, general manager

784 SHANGHAI

Tai Foottfi' OANNKD Goods Go.j- Ltd., fp Dah chiiig

Manufacturers of all kinds

Goods—255, Nanking Road; Teleph. Taishoof Canned Cp., Importers and Exporters

94109. ofings,

Stationery, Groceries,

Fire-lighting Surgical

Pumps,, Dress-

etc,—125,

Wong Pat Yue, managing director CHahtung Road; Teleph. 9071®; F.O. Box

, 895; Cable Ad: Osstaisho

^ & M « M M • T. Matsushima, manager

Tai king leung sze

Tai Hing TkAt)iN!d‘ Cdi',‘ Importers, Ex- Takaiwa & Co,, K., Coal and Oil, General

Import and Teleph.Export 12182;

Merchants—6, Kiu-

porters,Teleph.

Road; and Engineers

19085; Cable — 100, Peking kiangRoad;

Ad: Taihing P.O.Box 1441;

. Tingfen Yen , Cable Ad: Takaiwa

P. K. Takaiwa, proprietor

Tai Ping Fire and Marine Insurance Takata &i€o.—2a, Kiukiang Road;

Co., Ltd.—212, Kiangse Road; Telephs. TetejihA 12292-3

12697,

H. N.18Q02-3'

Ting, ; manager

Cabin Ad: Taiping

Takisada & Co., Cotton Piece Goods and

Taiping Col, Importers of Arms, Road; General Merchants — 53, Szechuen

Ammunitions,. etc.—^637, Dixwell Teleph. 14022

Y. Takayama, manager

Road; Tetleph. 40946; Cable Ad:

Taihed: Tan Kah Kee & Co., Manufacturers of

Tai Shan Insurance Company, Ltd., every class of Rubber Goods — 371,

General Insurance :• Eire, Marine, Nanking Road

Life, ’ AceidehtjOi Motor-car, War Tankai & Co., Building Contractors

Risk, Bdrglary, Plate-glass, ’ Bag- —80, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph.

gage and Special Risks—2, ; Peking 91212; P.D. ,Box 890; Cable Ad:

Road; Teleph. 12424; Cable Ad: Tankai

Taishan

Directors—Sing1 Loh Hsu (chair-

man). O. S. Liu, C. Y. Wang,

J anies H. Lee, M. Speelrnan, Ki Tata &Jg|Co., B. D., Merchants Kang hsing

Chun, Li Ming, C. Y. Starr,. S. mission Agents—8, Rue du and Com-

Consulat;

T. R'eth; H. A. Pan and M.' Y. Telephs. 80928 and 82995; Cable Ad:

Loo ., ! ' : " , Fraternity

, Supervisors—J.

Wan Kuo PinW.and Stackhouse,

S. K. Shen Directors—B. D. Tata, Woo Zui Yuan,

Wong Young, secretary B. P. Mehta

H. A. Pari, inahaging director Agencies

ZOong Sing Cotton Mills, Ld.

J. E. SeybolJ, fire and marine T.ttng Yih Cotton Mill, Ld.

insurance manager'

W..

Z. Z.Y. ^Loo,

r

onn, life ins. manager

casualty ins. mgr. 0§ Tai mei

Taishan Brick and Tile (Do.; Ltd., Manu- Taylor

Co., L. K., Importers and

facturers

Bricks, of Face,

Roofing and Paving Tiles,

Hollow Fire Teleph. 10673; Cable Ad:KiukiangRoad;

and etc.— Hydraulic

Rolyat

421, Lloyd Road; Teleph. 94305 L. K. Taylor

Y.S. M.M. Wong,

Chien; geri.

president J. T. Fu, Chinese manager

mgr. and director Taylor .QARfGE, Ltd.—96, Rue Cardinal

C. T. Woo, assoc.' gen. ipanager Mercier; Tefepbs. 7Q5G0-3, Cable Ad:

Sales

C. F.Dept.Wang, sales manager Tayloranoo, . ' ,

T. C. Leach, managing director

Factory

C.C. C.T. Wori,

Wong,engineer

supt., No. 1 Factory, Technical Equipment Co.—106, Nanking

Road

P. L. Chu, do. 2 do. T. Y. Chang, manager

SHANGHAI 785

m m n n C. H. Tesdorpf, partner (Hamburg)

• /' [EtiK‘ n’yehjile 'ckiee Th. Hanhig? partner and surveyor

Hwang Tsen Chi, assist.

1CEcii^ifc v X^ CqmpaeV

Te'chmcai Publications—132, Nanking . of China,

Road; Teleph. 11^7;' Aclj jlntcr- 3 » ift i>< * ± «§

text; Cofie: Western Union '(?> -T ^'tter) Teh-'kze ku ho f/6'ic living sze

Texas Co. (^hina), Ltd., The, Petroleum

Techno-Chbmical Laboratory — 2, Products—H. & S. Bank Building, 12,

Kungping Road The Bund : Teleph. 11566 (4 lines); P.O.

A. Russanoff, director ■ Bose,1321; Cable Ad:managing

W. H. Pinckard, Texaco director

Hi fi&'i Jy Ko u la i

f J. B. Wolston, assist, general manager

Teesdale, Newman & C!o. (futniei;i>r Tees- , R. (operations^ D. Wrigley, jnr., assist, to managing •

dale, Newtoap,

and Advocates—15,'Peking McHopald),,Solicitors (Ewoj „ director

Buildings); Teleph. 13824.; Calitf Ad: North L. H.China Nuland,Division

general manager

Jeandah; Codes: A.B.C. 5tk and gtffedns., 1 J. C., Williams, assist. , do.

Westera ( GmqPj (.CTpiversah

edns.), Bentley’s and. Kime’s and. 5-letterj Mrs. A. M. Lorrborg

Kenneth Edward.Newmajj, Miss L. Ttii ner

E; L. Hartopp, solicitor solicitor Miss D. Jurgens

Agents,ip London—Cod^oy Toesd^lej-ck, Accounting F. H. Syk ora, Dept.auditor

A.L. JH.ones,

G. chief accountant

Frost, travelling accountant

Agents Mjn Hongkong—Ceo. lyl . - feall, V.A.J. P.Reinhardt, do.F. P. Dacanay

Brutton ^ Go., St. .George’s Building, Eymard

Chater Road . • -C E. Eymard H. O. Wegener

E. R. Nielsen M. Bach

G. E.

Gasoline' Dept.Lucllangco Y. Mariepolsky

2V U ffotiy ken iv'u 'pak

TELEFUNkSN ' (EXsf AsiATIO ' TEpEGRAPH , Lubricating N. ,P., Javier , . ■

Co.,) Wireless Telegraph and Telephone, Oil Dept.

G.T.A,S.RepkoBrady,, asphalt sales

seManufabtu-rfsrs

Road; Teleph.& Engineers—218,

67456-8;. R.O. BoxKiang- 1040; J. J. McLachlan

Cable Ad: Motor ' Construction Dept..

Siemens China Co., Agents • ;Cj S.:.EastAtwell,1 supervisor Gonstr., Far

G.A.H.i23ehner . ■ 1

W.

E. Salvesfin, engineer-in-chie ;

Kothe I E. Razlag E. C. Stocker' .

W. Schb'dp 1 Miss 6. Leidholdt M. G. Collins ! V. P..Cousin

WL. Y.L. Leon

Painter

id off || MissMiss G.E. Watling

Callaco

Ta lai Operations Dept.

Telge & Sohroeter, Merchants, Eng- J. B. Wolstcyi, Hjjfeistpgen. manager,

ineers and Contractors—212; S'zecHuen operations

Road; Teleph. 16233-4; P.O. Box 715; , IL C. Whitiiev Miss C. Kew

Gabel Ad-Telge MiivineC. W.Dept.

Ball

A. Berg 1 A. Bryn, marine

H. Rix,

H. (liters signs per pro . Advertising Dept, supt,.

W. Neugehauer; J. J. McLachlUn

Shipping Dept.

A. Capetti > H.H.S. V.Way-ell

A. Raucholz, engineer Bernard, jr.

C.H. Luehr

Stplenberg-Lgrche | H. Ross | General R. P.Office

McNair, jr.

De hen D. J. Lewis

Tesdorpf, Hannig & Co., Marine Experts,; Mrs. Rex Bush

Marine arid Cargo Surveyors — 37T.1, Miss C. CorneckYMiss M. Robinson

Avenue du Roi Albert; Teleph. 70439; Miss L. (Jarion jMiss J. Raeburn

Cable Ad: Tesdorpf Miss M. Duff J Miss Prince

Miss S. Edgren j Conway Chow

786 SHANGHAI

Shanghai District

L. E.A.H.Scotchmer, district manager ■tw- m

Fendlason, district Thoresen & Qq., O., Steamship Agents and;

A. B. Bowler C.S. K.A.accountant

Scherer Brokers,

29, Szechuen PaperRoad;

Agents Telephs.

and Merchants—

11881-2;

L.E. A.. Clements Mfs. D.Svensen

W. Gillespie Watts Cable Ad: Thoresen

S.Q. Greenberg Z. S. Kiang O. Thoresen

B. W. Enger j R. M. Alarakia

J. Knox F. M. Chu A. Thoresen I Miss G. ,C- Remedios

Thabie Bros. & Co., Exporters and T. Thowsen | Mi$k L. Chu

Importers—5, Canton Hoad; P.O. Box Agencies

1861; Cable Ad: Brand Norwegian, Africa and Australia Line

(Wilh.

Fern LineWilhelmson)

Thams, B., Shipbroker—4, French Bund; Klaveness Lihe

NordiskSkibsrederforening

Teleph. 17377; Cable Ad: Chartering Yidar

A/S. Titan

m Po Nofske Alliance

Theodor & Rawlins, Tea Exporters and Assuraiiceselskabet Poseidon

GeneralP.O.

Road; Produce Merchants—47,

Box 908; Peking

Cable Ad: Teletype Wi [3 min

Wm. Theodor, partner Thornycroft & Co., Ltdv John L, En-

E. F. Seymour, do. gineers and Shipbtiilders, Marine Motor

P.A. W.M. Beavan, do.

Halley, manager and Motor Vehicle Manufacturers,

C. G. Clark | C. R. G. Uff Thornycroft Water Tube Boilers, Coal

hr—Robert

Oil Fuel,Dollar

Thornycroft

Building,Oil3, Fuel System

Canton

Teleph. 14270; P.O, Box 891;

1 Cable Rd.;

Ad:

Thornyttoft

R. R. Roxburgh, manager for China

Thomas, K. H., Gentlemen’s Tailor and

Shirt Maker—24,

12608; Nanking

P.O. Box 1019; CableRoad; Ad: Teleph.

Thoma ■ Miss T.S. D. Begg, assist.manager

A. Tremewan, engineer

Thomas Koo, propr. and manager C.

K. T. HoangCollacd/stehotypist

| S. Z. Sun

Thomas, Pavitt & Co., Manufacturers’ C. S. Sze, draughtsmaA

Representatives—106,

Teleph. Szechuen Road; Thriftcor Bank—(/See Banks)

Tamtallos12379; P.O. Box 907; Cable Ad:

A. C. Thomas Thunder, Charles, m.s.a., Architect and

C. Y. Loh Surveyor—Robert Dollar Building, 3,.

Canton Road; Teleph. 14156

^ & E ii I© # — 57 Tien ih ve mo chang

Thomson

—2,

Ad: Canton

Scrutiny;Road; Teleph.

Codes: A.B.C. and of VeIh Mo

16355;5thCable Vb Mo Factory, Manufacturers

Gourmet Powder 1andFactory: Sauce

Bentley’s

E. S. Wilkinson, a.c.a. (Sodium Glutamate)—No.

L.L. T.Stedman, a.c.a. (Tientsin) Thorburn

ming Road,Road,No.No.

3 2 Factory:Whahsien

Factory: Kwen-

Beddow, a.c.a. (Peiping) Road;

B.G. O.A. Blaker,

Buyers, a.c.a.

c.a. (Hankow) PekingTeleph. 50544. 11832

Road; Teleph. Sales Office, 45a,

I.M.E.C.Roberts, a.c.a. M. C. Yih, general manager

Hal ton, c.a. C. W. Say, sales manager

M. D. Van, b.c., chemist

C.W. V.Hunter

F. Spink

H. V. H. Brewer iflj feg Teh he

A.F. B.C. Fearson

Kew Tilley, Percy, Architect and Surveyor—

6,

MissW. D. Allan Ad: Til limb Road; Teleph.■ 12527; Cable

Kiukiang

SHANGHAI 787

Tinsley Beds., Dental Surgeons—47, n » » «

Ningpo Road

Kong tai pao shien kung sze

Toa Seima Eaisha, Ltd., Jute Mills—6, Tokio Marine and Firein Insurance Co.,

Hankow Road; Teleph. 14473; P.O. Box Ltd. (Incorporated

Marine, Motor Car, War Risk and

Japan), Fire,

. 897 ! A. _,J>; o’.j ! General

G. Yamada, managing director Building, Insurance — Chartered

18, The Bund; Bank

Teleph. 15195;

CableJ. Aoki,

Ad: Tokmarinco

acting manager

& M M & J. A. Liang Peach, assistant

Ha'u jee ei Jcung sze M. Otsuka, do.

Tobacco PkoDucts Corporation i (ChinIa),| C. V.V. Mo,

Z. Jensen, accountant

marine dept..

Importers and ManufacturerH of Tobacco

and Cigarettes—2a, Kiukiang

Tetep^s. 1B412-3; P.O. Box 905; Cable

Road; K.K. C.D. Chang,

Sze fire dept.

Ad:

Dept.:Melaobrino.

50, Yulin Road; Factory; and 5b046-7

Telepbs; Supply ntsstfcfe**

Directors—

R. M. Ellis, president (Hew York) Tokwa Boseki Tokua Boseki Kaisha

O.(New H. York)

Chalkley, Kaisiia, Ltd. (Tokwa

v vice-president Cotton Spinning Co., Ltd.), Cotton Yam

Manufacturers

W. R. Johnson, managing director

O. D. Terrell, secretary and treas. Ward Road: Teleph.Head— 11079. Office; 1687,

Town Office:

Accounting Dept." 7, K.Hankow Road; Teleph.

Yokoo, ‘ director 12534

H. G. Porter H. Ishida, mang. do.

A. P. Cruz S. Kawasaki, do.

Manufacturing Dept. S. Dan, chief engineer

J. S. Love, assist, manager

B. H. McChesney, factory supt. Tokyo Electric Co., Ltd., Manufac-

J.R. Beasley, Jr.' T.M. S.P. Goffman

A. Braguin Rozraahoff turers of, Eieptric Lamps and Ac-

N. A. GlaskO V. N. Soorin cessories—53, Szechuen Road; Te-

Y. M. Ivanoff H. G. Walters leph. 13267; P.O. Box 802; Cable

P. Lewis E. Williams Ad: Teco

Leaf Dept. T. Gohda, manager

J. S. Love

Engineering Dept. Tomlinson, A., Representative — 7,

F. Staley Hankow Road; Teleph. 16563;

G. Cosciancich Cable Ad : Atomlinson

Supply Dept. Tong Tak Tai, Merchants — 412,

R. J. Moore Kiangse Road : > Teleph. 13652; P.O.

J,J. L.Tillman,

Teyssier

;jr. Box 1427

J. Ev Walsh

Tonkin & Co., IP, Manufacturers

Tobacco Trading . Corporation, Leaf and Exporters .of Embroideries—3,

Canton Road ; Telteph. 16086; Cable

Tobacco Merchants—74, Szechuen Road; Ad: Kintonco

Telephs. 18283and

Cable Ad: Freebac 17559; P.O. Box 1666;

H. G. Freeman, jr., manager Tootal

D. W. MeKeel, assist, do. JinkeeBroadhurst

Road; Teleph.Lee61435;

Co., P.O.

Ltd.—25,

Box

748; Cable Ad: Serenade

IS Tun

3M A. R. Rickard

Tofuktj Trading, Co., General Importers ^ fg Hsin cheong

and Exporters—29, Szechuen

Box 1131; Teleph. 15912; Cable Road, P.O.

Ad: Topas Trading Co., B., Manufacturers,

Tofuku Importers and Exporters—29, Szechuen

H. Nogami, manager Road; Teleph. 13840; Cable Ad: Topas

788 SHANGHAI

Toplis & Haej^g (Established in Lon-'

don 1790);' Assessors and Marine Cargo Toyo Menka ■m Tmtg\mven

Surveyors to Lloyd’s Underwriters- 4f>, Kaisha, Ltd. (Oriental

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 16123;,Cable 4-d: Yarn and .Cotton PieceCotton,

Cotton Trading Co., Ld.), Cottons

Goods Mer-

Tophard , chants . and . Commission Agents—49,.

Managers for North Vhina— Szechuen

L. Moore & Co., Ltd. 878; CableRoad; Teleph. 13894; P.O. Box

Ad: Tohyohwata

K. Gonno, director

H. Koy, manager

Toporealty, Surveyors and Civil K. Haga, si{$& pe» prdi.

Engineers, Land and Estate S. Shibata, do.

Agents, [Dealers in- Surveying ,i In-

struments—41, Rue de Cpnsulat; Toyo Tobacco Leaf Co., Ltd., Import-

Telephs. 18089 and 73508; Cable, ers of Cigarette Paper and Tsobacco

Ad: Toporealty Leaf, and Exporters of Cigarettes

L. A. Viborel, c.e., e.i.m., manager and Tobacco- Leaf — 2, Magnolia Ter-

race, North Szechueh Road; Teleph.

(*• Tor, bai 44883; Cable Ad : Toyohatabako

D. Mayeda, manager

Torbay Paint Co., Ltd., Varnish, Paipt

and Colour Manufacturers—6, Kiukiang Toyoda Cotton Spinning and Weaving

Road

Box 961;(4thCable

floor);Ad:.,Grahamite

Telephs. 16012-3; P.O. Co., Ltd.—200, Jessfield Road; P.O. Box

H. W. Maxted, manager 3070

J.A. T.G. Hegarty,

Howe assist

I manager^

Miss.H. Taylor Transmutograph (Far East), Manu-

E. H. Loveless ' Mjss C. P. Allan facturers Night

and Operators of Day and

Electrical, Signs—:Transmute

1 ( Thibet Road;

A. Gotfried, .J'.'M. C^Hed Cable and WirpTeijiS-Ad:

H. C. Wobj compraclore MMjjHR.n.y,..,,,

Toryu Yoko, Importers and Exporters of L. Norman, accouptnuf

Machinery, Tools, Supplies and General L. Chang, electrician

Hardware—2274-5; Boone Road; Teleph.

42377; P.O. Box 3113; Cable Ad: Trans^cEan Hide and Products Co,r

Toryuyoko. Head Office: Osaka, Japan Exporters of Hides and Skins and

H. Fujii, proprietor

K. Namerikawa, manager General Produce—19,

Teleph. 16648; P.O. Box Museum

584; CableRoad;

Ad:

Fellnaas

Paul Komor,

E. Lazarus manager

e te ^ s

Ton yao kee hong

Tou Yao Kee & C., General Mer- Importers, Trading Transoceanic Corporation,.

Exporters and Real

chants, Land and Estate Agents— Estate Agents—6,

4, Hong Kong Road; Teleph. leph. 16648; Cable The Bund; Te-

Ad : Transocean

13999; Cable Ad: Touyaoting Jack S. T. Tong, manager

Tou Yao-ting, manager A. Leslie, foreign do.

Teh

Ma Fook,Yung cashier

Ching, accountant

“Travel,” A Monthly Journal for

Tourists—-210, Dixwell Road; Te-

leph. 43845; Cable Ad : Davisdix

Me shing she who pao hsien hung sze A. C. Davis, editor

Toussaint

Szechuen Insurance

Road; Telephs. Office,

10611 H.—29,

and 14271 Triangle MoTOits~.'99, Route Car-

H. Toussaint dinal Mercier; ' Tejephs. 71893-4;

Chu Cable Ad : Triangle

K. J. Yea Yang,Ping, compradore

in-charge L. E. Zigalnitsky, manager

H. C. Wm. Chu, signs per pro. R. B. Bitker,. treasurer

, SHANGHAI

Tsu Bros., Import and Export €o.— TiLNCf Tax Trading. Co., Imjxorters, Ex-

'BubWiiig Well Road; Te- SVrters and General Rerehants, and

lenh. 3l3Q8; ,P.O. Box 806; Cable Siking anufacturers’ Representaiives — 21,

Ad: Cniautoaco ,i : .' U /I Tungtai Road; Teleph. 19954; Cable Ad:

Tsuchihashi & Co., Customs Clear- Ij. W. Chen, managing directorY

ing, ’Shipping and Forwarding C. H. Wang, manager

Agent?—16, Nanking Road; Teleph. C. S. Chen \ j C. R Sipitsky

42569

T. Tsuchihashi, raanagiiig partner Tung Yxh Trust Co. 126 and 128,

Tsuchihashi Peking Road; Teleph, 90110; 90117-

Merchants —& 151-2, Co., Wine, and Spirit

\pQqsung:, Road; . 3-9;S, Cable C. Wong, Ad: geneijal

Tunyitrucomanager

Teleph. 41238; Cable Ad: Tsuchihashi

T. Tsuchihashi, managing partner P. T. ’Chang, manager

S. Ohta, do.

m m Teh zeang Turner

1

Piece &Goods Co., —J. R.21,8,(Bfadford),

SzechueuWoollen

Road;

Tuck Chang & Go., Ltd., Jewellers,’ Teleph. 16673; Cable Ad: Jetpelham

Gold and Silver 'Smiths, Watch

Repairers, Dealers in Precious

Stones, ’ Watches and Curios—67,’ Ythtf3song poo m ;fr m ^ «

chi yah vdjig yii er 'iUxvhg sze

Broadway,

.42923 & Minghong Road; Telieph.

Tang Choon-hing, Twigg, P. O’Brien, (Ltd.,; Family

T. Johnson,, sales manager

do. Dispensing and Wholesaile Chemists

—29 and 33, Broadway; Teleph.

40084; Cabje Ad : Tvigg

« a u a e A. H. Coveney, ^i.y.s.j-idir.'and secy.

Tuck chong fon chuu 'cfcmg S. Joseph! ’ ..

Tuck Chong Weaving Factory', Manu- C. M. Braga | Wpi. Oram

facturers of Towels^ 10c, Raining Road iJfc Oo li man

T. C. Sun

Ullmann

Jewellers, &■ Opticians

Co., J., WaWR and (Mai^ufacturers

Fancy and

Goodsat

Tuh yao sien li sze Dealers—418, .Nanking ..Road;

Hankow, Hongkong, Tientsin',' Peiping,

Tuck,

—9, Joseph,

Lane 124,LawBurkilland Accounting

Road; Teleph.Office Chaux-de-

L. Blum, manager

fonds and Paris; Teleph .10329

92570; P.O. Box 480; Cable Ad: Joetuck C. E. Tripet f D. 1), Levy

Joseph Tuck, ll.b., b.b.a., ll.m.c.a.,

attorney

C.Chow

C. Woo, and counsellor-at-law ffo ^ Tien Zun

Ting,accountant

secretary UmrigAr BrothErs, / 'Rdtfon Merch-

ants and Commission; Agents—64,

C.C. F.C. Lin, adjuster Peking Road; Teleph. 12705; Cable

L. C. Cheng,

Chien real estate’;t Ad : Umrigar

H. C- Uuirigar

Tuck Tax Iron Works, Engineers, Boiler- B. C. Umrigar | B..C. Umrigar

makers, Moulders—R.A.

Teleph. 51753; Cable Ad: Foundry733, Point Road;

A. T. Ching, proprietor Underwood Typewriter Department

(Dodwell & Co., Ltd.) — 1, Canton

Tung Chang. Co., Exporters and Road G.G.S. M.Dovey, manager

Smelters—60, Ningpo Road; Te- Goldsack, representative

leph. 17708 ; Cable Ad : Taoll . O.F. E.Rasmussen, do.

Tung Mow & Merchants,

Co., Ship Chajidlers, Spark, do.

Hardware etc.—-129, H. S.Warpula,

W. Clung, do.

do.

Broadway; Toleph. 41587 M. Galichanin, service section

T. M. Lee, manager Miss F. A. Cooley | H. E. da Costa

790 SHANGHAI

Underwriters Adjustment Co.—17, Directors—R.

A. L. Dickson, Bailey,

M'. C.L.Foster,

G. Cousins

C. E.

Th6 Bund; Teleph. 11145 Harber, A. T. Heuckendorfi and S.

G. (L. Campbell, manager and F. McKenzie

marine Claims adjuster : C. K.C. McKelvie,

New son, f.c.i.s.,

Y. C. Pan, fire claims adjuster

H. MdL, Gilmore, casualty do. assist. secretary

do.

Underwriters Savings Bank For the Union Commercial Bank—4, Ningpo

Far Fast, Inc. (Under American Charter) Road; Teileph. 1014.1

H. Y. Liu, general manager

—17, The Bund; Teleph. 17725; Cable

Ad: Savings Union Dispensary—IS'IS, N. Szechuen

C.V. Starr, president

N. Yakoonnikoff, and director

vice-pres. and dir. Road; Teleph. 43612; Cable Ad:

MansfieldChang,

Francis Freeman, treas.hnd

secretary & director

cashier 6887L. S. Howe, manager

Hans Loos

Miss F. P. Brown,

Directors—K. serviceR, dept.

J. Corbett, W. Davis, Union Electric Service Corporation

W. A. Main, F. W. Sjepissen, F. R —‘241, Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 32804;

Smith and J. E. Swan. Cable Ad: Umilectric

Union Assurance Society, Ltd. — •Union Import .Syndicate, Ltd., Gen-

Union Building,, 1, Canton Road; eral Merchants, Commission Agents,

Provisions, Flour, Winesi, Confec-

Teleph. 13407 (4 lines); P.O. B.ox tionery and Household Sundries—

309 ; Cable Ad : Cuacb

E. Lester Arnold, manager for 3,Cable Hankow Road; Teleph. 14771;

Ad : Unimporsyd

China! ‘ United Trading Co., Ltd., gen. mgrs.

G. F. Dumbarton Directors—James

R. iL. S. Webb

L. 0. Earnshaw Y. Z. Yang, Z.Y. F.Tong,Chang, S: F. Tong,

Y. C.

R. W. Palmer Woo, C. C. Vai and Y. C. Pao

A. F. M. Oliveira Y. P. Woo, sales manager

Miss E. Blackwood K. J. Char, treasurer

Miss T. Arcus | Miss M. Diniz an

Accounts Dept.—E. Castrillo Union Insurance Society of Canton,

n & m w % ± (Ltd.,

Householder Insurance—Yangtsze and

Fire, Marine, Automobile In-

Shang hai be chu hung sze

Union Brewery, Ltd.—(Incorporated 12881; Cable - , surance Building, 26, The Bund; Teleph.

under the Hongkong Companies’ Ordin- Ad: Union

C: M. G. Burnie, branch manager

ances)—Wayfoong House, 56, Szechuen A.D. R.B. D.Sinclair

Wilson J. F. Remedies

Road;

866; Teleph.Ad:18765

Cable (3 lines); Brewery:

UniOnbeer. P.O. Box

160, Gordon Road; Teleph. 30309 L. G.W. Ramage

R. D. Danby E.C. A.Sanchez Gonsalves

J. F.F. R.Macgregor, Chairman

Davey, director F. M. Gonsalves Mrs. B. M. Bland

Hoehnke’Frithj of, managing director FireL. Dept.

G.V. Brockmann,

B. Sabelstron,chief

assist,brewmaster

mgr. H.B. E.Stone

Orr G.MissM.Z.Silva

Moscepan

T. Holtzer, assist, brewmaster H. M. Pereira

P. Symons

Seth, Mancell & |McLure, Brockett Accounting

Mrs. J.secretaries K.C.F.M.Piper,

Dept-

a.c.a. :E.A.S.C.deSousa

Sequeira

J. A. dos Remedies M Jones rs. R. Rhyss-

Union Church—{See under Churches) F. J. A. Marques Miss O. Bourke

Motor A. Dept.

M. Gutierrez

Ting shang hsieh hu mao yi G. C. Nazer

yu hsien hung sze

Union Commercial Co., Ltd., Whole- Union Land Investment Co., Ltd.—

sale Cigarette and Tobacco Merch- 74, (Szechuen Road; Teleph. 10918

ants—6, Soochow Road; Teleph. F. C. Focken, secretary

13482 S. J. Powell

SHANGHAI

m & Ml 7l< 'it ± Imperial Chemical Industries (China),,

Yu ning »ku ship hung sze Ltd. (Incorporated under the Or-

Union Marine & General Insurance dinances of Hongkong), agents

Co., Ltd., of Liverpool (Far

Eastern Branch,)'—15', Peking Road;

Telephs. 15059 and 12300; P.O. Box United Book and Stationery Co., Whole-

719; Cable Ad: Unicroinb sale Dealers inRoad;

BooksTeleph.

and Stationery—

H. M. Hind, manager 78, Nanking 16844; P.O.

L. A. Smith I C. Austin Box 256; Cable Ad: 'Stationers

A. L.(Hongkong)

Sullivan I| A. A. Lopes

T. Saito F. D. Mortimer, proprietor •

, F. Ai.Inglis, f.cAs. J i, M.Portaria A. T. Kwee, mgr. !-stationery

dept. ’

Union Motors (Fed. Inc., U.S.A.), Motor J. A. Wee, accountant

Cars, Repairs, Body Building, etc.—192,

Avenue Foch; Teleph. 35194; Cable Ad: United China Traders Co,, Import-

Unionmotor

In Young, manager ers, Exporters and Commission!

Agents—19, Szechuen Road, Te-

Union Oil Co. of California,—Sassoon leph. 15571; Cable Ad: Matoi.

M. Tonkin

House; Teleph. 19518; Cable Ad: Unoco

H. R. Great-wood, special i-hpres: ■ H.J. Walter | W. G. Tocker

W UnMnin*dai aWvon m United Drug Co., Ltd,, Import

port Druggists, Dealers in and Ex-

Surgical

Union Pharmacy, Dispensers and Drug- Instrument^, Photographic

gists—682, Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 73632; 410-412, Rue du Consulat; Teleph. 84207 - -Goods—

Cable Ad: Liosnoff

Abraham Liosnoff, propr. & manager T. S. Yip, general manaegr

Union, Realtv & Investment Co., Inc. Co. — 64, United Engineering1 1 and Decorating

—32, Peking Road; Teleph. 13i677: 19034 Peking Road; Teleph.

P.O. Box 1502; Cable Ad: Uraic '

Union

Road; Steamships

Telephs. Agency—3, Canton .

19076, 14184 and 11706; 212, iSzechuen Road; Teleph. Ltd.—

United Kingdom Tobacco Uo.,

Cable Ad: Unionships 11930;

ilorris I. Soulevich Cable Ad : Darporient

Jarbin Chaung G. C. Fr iedgen r

Union Trading Co., Importers and Ex- I United Manufacturers ; Electric Co.,

porters —146, Route Vallon; Teleph. Importers and Exporters—.46A, Peking

71997;

Bentley’s,CableA.B.C.

Ad: Untraco;

5th and 6th Codes

edn.,used:

and Road: Teleph. 19391; Cable Ad: Umecos

Western Union K. Lee | S. H. Woo

Union Underwriters of China—72, United Motor-Co.—1451, Avenue Rd.;

Teleph. 37719;. Cable Ad: Nited-

Szechuen Road; Telephs. 14700 and motor

17742

R. P. C. IDoo, general manager

United Aircraft Exports, Inc.—6, United Packing Co., Egg Products—

Szechuen Road, Room 814; Teleph. 64, Peking Road; Teleph. 51307;

Cable Ad: Upco

19141; Cable Ad : Unitedair

ig & 5$ # ^ £ United Press Association of

No chung y

United Alkali Co., Ltd. — Brunner- leph. 12399; Cable Ad : Unipress

Mond Building,

Teleph. 67371 (10 41,

lines);Szechuen

P.O. BoxRoad;

252; United Services . Association—USee

Cable Ad: Alkali Associations)

782 SHANGHAI

J. W. Moss, 'manager

United States GoIjrt for China—; N-. Wallace, accountant

248, Kiangse Road ; Teleph. 11199; i

Cable, Ad: tfscourt D.Mrs.T. M.Ting,

Widdowson,

bookkeepersteno.

Judget-i.M. D. Purdy E. T. Sung, do.

District Attorney—Geo. Sellett J. H. Chao, billing

U-S, Marshal—T. R, Porter J.

Sales: L. Sih, shipping

Deputy Marshal—Wm, Van Buskirk C- Blum, D. H. Chao and J. L. Ring

Clerk—J. M. Howes

Assist. Clerk—L. p. Kenake

Reporter—Louise M. Porter m & m m ® m

Commissioner—A. Krisel

Stenographers—S. Tuttelmain, G. United States Steel Products Co.—

True and S. Dasmarinas Union Building, 1, Canton Road;

Assist. Deputy Marshals—Edwin Carr,' Teleph. W. H. 16329;

Plant, Cable Ad: Steelyard

ihariager

: p. Liebgold and A. Petersen A.D. W. Burgess

Chiia,ese Staff—Liu Ho Shang

?radore), Zee Yang-ling and Koo (com- A. Berinoff j Miss L. Rozario

u*tsong Mrs.C. E. Thurgood | J. K. Dough

United States Dept, of Agriculture United Tobacco Stores, Tobacconists,

—Room 113, Sassoon House ; Teleph. Importers of and Dealers in Cigars,

19098 ; Cable Ad : Shangusda Cigarettes, Tobapco, and Smokers’ Re-

O. (L. Dawson, commissioner ' ’ quisites; and Commission Agents—54,

Nanking

691; CaUleRoad; Teleph. 12868;

Ad: Tobacco P.O. Box

m & ® mis tn w m * B. A. Argendeli, manager

Tamei kwolc ehiji shu shang wu tsran tsan P. Argendeli

United States Department of Com-

merce-3, Canton Road; Telephs. H & m /ft M w &

H>0$3-5; P.O. Box 605; Cable Ad:

Amcomat Huh juen ying ‘mh yu han kiing sze

Commercial Attach^—Julean Arnold: United Trading "Uo., Ltd., House,

(Shanghai,

Assi&t. Mukden

Commercial and Hongkong)

Attacht!—A. Bland j Land and Estate Agents, Architects

Calder: ’ , -; and Building Contractors and

Trade

ChinaCommissioner

Trade Act.—A.and Registrar Brokers—3, Hankow Road; Teleph.

Y. Smith

Trade Commissioners—John J. Ehr- 14771; Cable Ad: 88'22

Directors—N.

hardt and Harold D. Robinson

Aeronautics Trade Conimissioner— ,D. Yang, Y. D. Chen, Y.Q.S.K.Chow,

C. Woo, Zee, A.Y.

Edw. P. Howard C. Mack and S. F. Chen .

Assist.Kops

Trade

andCommissioners—Paul

Edgar W. 0’HarOw F. lKoq

7 Wu, manager

. D.Meyer,Yang,sub-managers

K. Y. Meuer and P. R.

MissMi§sE.M.Varley, Miss G. Bulger,

C. Markham, Mrs. D. E. Y. P. Woo, secretary

Klyhn, Mrs. E, Hargrave and United Tungsten Mining Co.— 367,

Mrs. A. W. Peake Kiangse Road; Teleph. 13948; P.O.

United 'States Navy Purchasing and Box 483; Cable Ad: Tungstene

Disbursing Office—Room 415, 3,

Canton Road; Teleph. 15102-3 fr E * R a »

Comdr. F. B. Colby

p ^ Jin cheong chi cha hong

United States Rubber Expori Co., Universal Auto Supply Coi, Import

Merchants and Manufacturers’ Agents

Ltd., Importers of Tyres, Footwear, for Automobiles, Trucks, Motorcycles,

Clothing, Mechanical Lines — 24, Bicycles, Accessories,, etc—J- 1170-74,

Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teileph. Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. 33437;

11870; P.O. Box 520; Cable Ad: Cable Ad: Uniautosup

Rubexport K. E. Kyoon, manager

SHANGHAI 793

Universal Egg Supply Co., Suppliers of Unkel, H. J.—238, Seymour Road;

Fresh Eggs; Distributors of Incubators, Teleph. 32088; Cable Ad: Unkel

Brooders, and Poultry Supplies-96, H. J. tfnkel

Peking Road; Telephs. 17665 and 19004; iS. R. Unkel

P.O.Z. T.BoxTsang

1331; Cable Ad: Univegg

Yin

jfe 9 song da ha

Universal Electric Plating Co.— Unna, Casson & Co., Ltd. (Successors to

Victor Edelstein & Son), Woollen and

224, Range Road; Teleph. 44123 Cotton Piece Goods Exporters—16a,

J. C. Daniel Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 19214; P.O.

C. H. Arthur BoxE. 1230; Cable Ad: Wituncas

Universal Hire Service, Inc., Motor R. Duckitt

Cars and Trucks—1a, Szechuen Road; R. Macdonald

Teleph.

M. L. 11180Moody, president

Y. P. Howe, manager IS Fuh tai

Upson Paint Co., Inc., Importers, Ex-

porters,

corators—24, Contractors,

The Bund; Painters

Teleph.and12008;

De-

in S ^ *0 @ H Cable Ad: Paintupaco

Mai gwok yen yi hung sze . C. S. Upson, president

Universal Leaf Tobacco Co. of China

Inc, Leaf 1,Tobacco

porters— Exporters

The Bund; Teleph.and11154

Im- Vacuum Oil Co.~~(See Socony-Vacuum

(2 lines); P. O. Box 913; Cable Ad: Ultoco Corporation)

J. G.E. A.Covington, president ff g

M. R. Arbogast

Doggett vice-president

j F. A. Remedies Pao ha sing hong

C.E. Sutherland!

A. I. McOwan Miss M. Kam-merling Vajda

J. C. Waddell ! Miss B. Van Buren —74, Cable Szechuen

Ad: Vajdaco Road; Teleph. 12550;

G. W. Macon, Jr. L. T. Yuan, G.V.Vajda, managerI Mrs. E. Sprenger

A.R. Suri

E. Costa t C.ChineseW. Tsaomanager B. Podpakh

P. F. Bleyer | S. H. Moh

A. L. da Costa [ N. L. Tai Export Dept.

L. Klausner J Y. S. Loh

n & K m m m Vakharia & Co., Cotton Merchants—

Universal Pictures Corporation of ; 29, Szechuen Road; Telephs. 10605

China—217, Szechuen Road; Teleph. and 14056; Cable Ad: Courage

14978; P.O. Box 565; Cable Ad:

Agencies: Hongkong, Canton, Tientsin Unfilman. D. H. Mody, manager

Hankow and Harbin Valet Service Co., Chemical Dry Clean-

N. Westwood, general manager ing and:528-530j

Dyeing Contractors —^ Head

Universal Service, News Agency—1, Office: Branch Avenue

Office: Joffre;'

210, Sze'Teleph.

Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 15499; 83315. Road: Teleph. 18135

chuen

Cable Ad: Univers K. G. Woo, manager

D. K. King, correspondent

Van Reekum Bros;, Ltd., Suppliers

Universal Trading Co., Importers, Ex- of Paper to Importers only—7,

porters, Architects, Insurance and Real Canton Road; Teleph: 15846; Cable

Estate Agents—452, Kiangse Rd.; Teleph. Ad: Reekupapie ' •

16676; Cable Ad:'U'ntradecp K. van der Eynden, manager

Export-Import,

Hamilton L. Financihg

Mars, b.s., Depts.

D.C.S., signs p.p.

S. E. Wong, accountant ® Wi Fan shing

Architectural, Real Estate and Insur- VanMerchants—655, Suing

Provision

Joffre.;andTelephs.

Wine

ance

Wm. A.Depts.

Kirk, arch., sighs per pro. 7359(),, (IJetail) and 73595 (Wholesale)

K. G. Joseph, representative Chas, Hu, manager

7d4 SHANGHAI

Vassiukv, C. G., Consulting Civil Eng-

ineer— 9a, Hankow Road (Flat ^0); VitouDAKr

Telephs. 10933 andc.e.70793. ' ! :

C. G. Yassiliev, ‘Merchants and Commission

15, Peking

Cable Ad: Viloudaki WO.-Box

Road: Teleph 12732;

VaSSOS

chants,& Wholesale

Co,, Provision

and an;dRetailWine Mer * 1226;

N. A. Viloudaki, president

I'eleph. 8^6^9i C^t)l^ Ad: ■ T!,P. Chryssanthopoulds,

— 33(5.331 G. Vi loudaki, vice- presdt.do.and treas.

Avenue Joffre; secy.

Yassos " 1 C.MissP. S.Samento

S.P. S.Ch:Karagrigoris,' piaiiager

Deliyannis, partner Roberts

Miss K. Korotkovitch

Vasunia & Co., Export,and Iniport—36, Vitkov ice Mines iSteel and Iron

Jinkee Road; Teleph. 12057; Cable Ad: Works Corporation—29, Szechuen

Pesee

P. B. Shroff, manager : Road; Teleph. 18739; P.O. Box

F. P. Vasunia (Kobe) . > 1179E. W. Soolich, representative

P. B. Shroff

^ a m m m # m fi ^

Vee Loo AnvEfeTisiilh 'Co., Geheral Vogel, Jr., 1Dr. Werner Rechtsan-

Advertising Agents—202, Shantung walt (Law Office)—19, Yuen Ming

Yuen Road: Teleph. 18567; Cable

Road"; Teleph. 92002 Ad: Vogel

T. L. Wang, manager Miss M. Driieh, secretary,

Damian Woo, assist, manager Tang, interpreter

Venturi, F., Provision and Wine Mer-

chant, and Naval Contractor—116, Vogue Co.', The., Fancy Goods—396,

Specimen Road; Teleph. 10858; Cable Ad: ; Nanking Road'; Teleph. 49373 : ,Cable

II. Azzaretti, signs■ per pro.

Venturi Ad : Thevogueeo

Von lai M Is Foh ka

Veritas Insurance Co., Ltd., Fire and Volkart BrotIiers’ Agency, Raw Cot-

Marine Insurance—3, Edward Ezra Ed.; ton Merchants, Importers of Sugar,

Telephs. 18769 (2 lines); Cable Ad: Rice, Wheat and Other Produce—4,

Avenue Edward VII.; Telephs.

Sluytersco

H. C. A. van Sorneren, manager 15063 (3 lines);. P.O, Box 632; Cable

Ad: Volkart

C.E. L.Strehler,

Wanger, manager do. signs per pro.

jUl ^ Kung sing

Viccajee & Co., Ltd., F,, (Incorporated R. Von der Crone, signs per(Tientsin)

pro;

in Hongkong) Paper and Stationery,

Merchants and Commission Agents— S.C, Pereiria

H. Groll |I J.A, Kovalenko

Takeuchi j MissMamleff

132, KiangseRoad; Teleph. 14218; Cable SoleJ.Representatives: B. Von Bueren

Ad: Viecajee American Cotton Co-operative

F. Viccajee Association, New Orleans

R. V. Solina K), Ram-Chow

R.S. R.Viccajee

Solina |I C.C. Z.L. Loh

Sze Reinhart & Co., Alexandria,

Egypt

Victoria Theatre—24, Haining Rd.; Liverpool Uganda Co., Ltd.,

Teleph. 42232 Liverpool

•'Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd., Osaka

Viking Confectionery Co.—1, Conty and Tokyo

Fon, Rue. de. Conty; Teleph. 84283; Volunteer Corps—{See under Muni-

P.O. Box 799

C. >S. Tsao, proprietor and gen. cipal Council)

manager Voorhies, Inc., Merchants — 316,

Y. L. Sha, factory manager Kfrangse Road; Teleph. 17414; P.

F. C. Chang, sales manager O. Box 647; Cable Ad: Voorhies

SHANGHAI

Wah Chang Trading,Corporation, Im- S.T. Leon, assist, accountant

porters, Exporters and Engineers—60, K. Liang (book office)

Ningpo Road; P.O. Box 990. Head Mrs. M. Ribbons \ correspondence

Office: New York Mrs. J. Sepe » / and cables

P. Y. Jui, Shanghai manager

Walter Hartmann, Direct Factory

Wah Fat & Co., Importers and Exporters Representative Cable Ad: Hadoman

— £.0. Box 1576;

—131-2, Tiendong Road; Teleph. 41911 Agent for:

Yen Siclum, manager Messerfabrik Reinshagen, G.m.b.H.

e ® £ 5. s s? Wall, A. D., m.b., b.s., f.r.c.s. (Eng.) (Dr.

Wah Foung and

Hardware & Co.,

MetalMachinery,

Merchants;Tools,

also Marshall and Partners), Shanghai

Medical Practi-

Railway, Mint, Arsenal, Mill and Mine Building (4thfl oor);and

tioner—Hongkong

Teleph. 15048

Bank

Supplies, and Asbestos—A-1296,

way; Teleph. 41775; Radio Ad: 8865; Broad-

Cable H Wha lun

K. Z.Ad: 5387 manager

Woods, Wallem

Brokers &andCo.,Steamship

Shipowners,Agents,General

Coal

C. C. Chow I M. L. Chen Contractors and Merchants—10, Canton

S. T. Ting | D. F. Cheong Road; Teleph. 611138; Cable Ad: Wallem

Wah Mei Electric Co., Electrical and H.Sv.J. Wallem

Fr0land, signs | Bernt Rein

per pro.

RadioofSupplies,

ters Contractors

Electrical and Impor- Agents

Accessories—481-3, for

Nanking Road; Teleph. 94122; Cable International Composition and Far-

Ad: Wameieleco vefabrik A/S. Bergen, Norway

C. S. Chan, manager Bell’s Asbestos and Engineering Sup

plies, Ld.,

Wallem & Co.,London

A/S., Bergen, Norway

Wah

dongOnRoad; GarageTeleph.

Co., Ltd.—27,

40606 Tien- Wallem & Co., Hongkong

Wah Yang Printing Co., Wholesale Walworth International . Co , Pipe

Fittings, Valves, etc.—29, Szechuen

—384, Miller Road; Teleph. 42121 Road : Teleph. 15672; P.O. Box 287 :

Y. Hansen, general manager Cable Ad : Walintco

Wahson & Co., Electric Factory—484, ‘jj j Pati ziang

Nanking Road; Teleph. 53947 Wanamaker, John, Exporters of Chinese

Manufactured

Wai Tzun Silk Co., Ltd., Manufacturers, Teleph. 18388; P.O. GoodsBox— 1742;

12, The

CableBund;

Ad:

and Exporters of Raw Silk, Spun Silk Wanamaker

and Broad Silks—1,00, Peking Road; Geo. F. Tobler, Oriental director

Telephs. 13034 and 19404; Cable Ad:

Waitsun

K. T. Chu, general manager Wang

ants, Tsze LegalKongAdvisers,

& Co., PublicTradeAccount-

Mark

Walford Wallpaper Co.—593, Nank- Agents—32, Registrars, Land, Estate and Insurance

ing Road; Teleph. 10107; Cable Wang TszePeking

Kong, Road;

c.c.A. Teleph. 16743

Ad : Walpapco

Wang Yue Tai Tea Co., Retail and

$r U Foong yue Wholesale Tea Dealers—197, Avenue

Walker Turner & Co., Ltd. (Successors W Foch; Teleph. 34138; Cable Ad:

toMerchants

China andandJapan Trading Co., Ltd.), angtea

Agents—Chartered

Building, 18, The Bund; Teleph. 15003. Bank

Godown: 42, Kiangse Road; Teleph. M il 31 $£ _b

15004. Head Office: Manchester Wha tak to, yah vohg

Harold Holgate, director andand Ward Dispensary,

mgr.acct. Druggists and Dispensing Wholesale and Retail

Neil MacIntyre, sub-mgr. Chemists,

T. H. Hutchison, metals and sundries Dealers in Patent Medicines, Hospital

J.T. E.H. Nixon,

Wong, piece-goods

cOmpradore manager —18, Seward Road; Tel;eph. 42729Articles

Supplies, Perfumery and Toilet

S. S. Wu, .manager

796 SItktfGfHAl

n & im ri t! p n * k ft e a

Ying huo chi hong lu kuang mao e kung se Ch‘nck ztiiig si chi say chong.

Ward, LtD.: Ttios) W., (Sheffield)' Second- Watson’s Mineral Water Cp , Manu-

facturers bf'AeTeited1 Wnters—^own

hand

Rliils; Machinery,

Scrap 5

MetalsContractors

1

, Ships’ . Plant:,

Engines, Office: 327, Kiahgse Road; Teleph.

Pumps, dtc.—Aluseum Road; Telfeph. - 12726^' Fhctory ; • 4®0, Wayside Road;

18557; P.O. Box 425; Cable Ad: War'ds- Teteph.

man V. K. 504&6;

Kwauk,Cable

director Ad: Pop water

■. . Norman W. Keywbrth, resident- Tech. T. K. Own, manager

K. C»f>cGoo,vassistant

■ Eaglerepresentative

T. O.andWangjGlobeclerkSteel Go., Ed.,

managers for Hongkong and China W attie •g& C6., Ltd., E Way togng

J.A., Financial, General

Warder Dispensary, Whojlesale and and Commission Agents; also at London,

Retail Druggists and Cheinists—18, Road; Telephs. 16640 and 10756;Canton

Soerabaya and Batavia — 10, -

P.'O.

: Sewalrd Road; Teleph. 4272$' ' BoxA. 566; Cable Addirector

: Wavito '

• S. S. Wu, manager J. Welch)

; C. F. 'SHadlkleton, do. •

Warner & Co,( Inc. William ;Ri, Manu- C.C.

Wi E.L.Fitzwilliams,

Murphy, director do. (London)do.

facturing

1856)—3, Pharmaceutists'

Canton Road; (Established

P.O.-RDx t$30; . D. Levy | Miss L. Nesvadba

Teleph. 14345; , Cable Ad: Quickpill. Way Cheo.Sg Ltd., Iron found-

HeajtJ,Office:

York.;; . 113,i ! West 18ilh;Street, ■ «lNew ers, Engineers and Woptractprs—£4,

F. C. Cleary, manager E. Yuhang Road'-' Teleph. 52909

Claire

IV. Ivammerling;

J. Boyle, saSt^inansecretary

. •YU- •t^T. -C. G. iShih, manager , .

Way Chong’& Cpl^, Hardware" Mer-

\VXitpN TfeADiNa' Cb., . Importers' ^nd , cha|ptei

r ' and y Gpnernl . Cop-tyaptor^

Ex^dVter^—Myburgh Road ; Te- p6£. Kwpic^pw. Wpad ; Te^phT - 93795

lerph. 32x11 j C^ble Ad: WarVii Way Til Co., Importers

nortersrdW, Pekmg Bp%d; and Ex-

.Teteph.

^ War ton 13730;. ,P.O,. Box-' 17^7,;, Cable Ad :

Wat^anmal BodtdHAND, General12294;

Exporters Tahsan

—9, Hankow Road ; Teleph. P.O. L. S. Young, general.manager

Box'L. 9Lekhra),.

56; Cablemanager

Ad: WatanmM WaX^ide Iron Works, Shipbuilders

and General Contractors—Lr, 222,

P,ll Doulatram,.

P. M ahraj, assist,

accountantmanager McGregor Road; Teleph. 50335

Loy Soy. Dong, engineer & mgr.

^ ^ IFa sun sz WAySIDE Ph a RM^cy, Chemists and Pfug-

'Watson & Co., A. S. (The’ Shanghai ' gists—398, East Broadway;

J. S. GbnStarid, ma paging^Teleph.,

proprl50710

Pharmacy, Ltd.), Wholesale and Retail

Chemists! and Druggists; Dealers in Wearing Export Trading Co., Exporters

PhotographicCigars,

Chemicals; Supplies,

andRoad;Perfumery Mer-

.Cigarettes and of China Hats, Pongees, Straw Braids

chanti—25, Nanking' Cable Ad: and 19292;Furs—142,

Cable Ad:Szechuen

WeijiangRoad; Teleph-

Dispensary

D. Kuo Sanjiang, manager

J. S.Mennie,

Chisholm, managing

directordirector Weber & Co.,

J. S. Hay, do.

C.F. R.A. W.MairBarrett |I Miss T. Steinberg Pongees andC.SilkA., Piece

Raw Goods

Silk, Waste Silk,

Exporters

—8-10, Rue du Consulat;

Miss P.L. Ellison and 12475; P.O. Box 1276; Cable Ad; Telephs. 10170

W. J. Betines | C. K. Greaves

West End Branch—1175-1177, Bubbling Caweber C. A. Weber, partner

Well Road O.E.Scharpf,

J. S. Chisholm \ MisS P. Lincoln Guenter do. [ T. H. Campbell

SHANGHAI 797

Weder, August, Representative — 6, Geo.H. O.Neiimann

Oien, manager (cash dept.)

Ezra Road; Teleph. 12900; P.O. W. Lange I Miss B. Beesley

Bbx 1353 ; Cable Ad : Aivik

B.Miss i). A. daassist,

Krepov, Cruzmanager

K. B. Hill 1 R. T. Eiswaldt

| Miss O. Harris

^ ffi M Wei&lz

Wegelin, L., Import—il, Jinkee : 'Road; E.MissBonhoff | J. Kondrieff

j). W. Herzberg

Teleph.

Silkworm11903; F.O. B'p^c l55;2 ; Cable Ad: Outport Agents

- ‘L;E. 'Wegelin^Eybiis)' W. Bornhorst (Tientsin)

C:. Wegejin dbi

Guei'rin;3 taanajger 1 ' H. Sobbe

H. R. Baist (Hankow)

5 •I. Geier

: ;

• ' • Bitzer & Col'\ (Canton) (Hongkong)

EoojSihg H^n^f?ebrrrf»ra4ore Newbill (Chfefoo)

C.H. N.E. Liang

Gebrueder Roese (Swatow) (Tsirigtao)

WehM K., 'Mahtifaetu'rer^

tative—A^t6r Hohse; ; Tfeleph. 40200; 'Represen- D. G. RomaiioSCdist. mgr. (Harbin)

Cable 'i^d: WchTe ' . West Disinfecting Co., Distributors of

Disinfeeting

etc-— 42, Rue Fluids, Soaps,Teleph.

du Consulat; Insecticides,

10385;

a » » » a s

Kwui kung Cable Ad:. Edgebruck

J. Goulmy, agent

Wei Min Cp., Rajp.rTy DjOli Shaatutg Road;

P.O. Box 101: Cable Ad: Vitamilk West End Estates, Ltd., Property Owners

Li Tongyip, manage —48, Szechuen Road; Telephs. 12080

Wei Tong ly.Kirnue.vi. Co., Engineers, andDirectors—H. 16151

Contractors^ etc.;' P5H7, Nahkihg

Road; Telejih.- 94955 > ley and C- K.M.Greaves Cumine, J. B. Man-

Cumine

Mortimer, Reid & general

& Co., Ltd., managers

Slee, secretaries

Wen Kee ; Steamship; Co.‘, Sbipbwners- and accountants

Agents and Brokers—‘6b,. Kiaingsd Road; Miss F. H. Cumine

Teleph. l(>470; tdiblomanaging

Zung Wenj-ping, Ad: WenkAe prbpr.

Owners of— . 00n )<» ;■ ■: * West-Electric Co. of Asia—21, Mu-

S.S.Siman)

“ Hsin C ,'Sing” (Capt. R. Ad seum Road- TelTph; 14263; Cdble

: Expiorient

S.S. “Epp Eong:’ (Capt. E. Jlostad) H. B. Mactenziej-general mgr.

J. Tl. I* ickaid, manager

Wentwortk and., Andrews, Exchange West'of Scotland Inv^urance Office,

and Bumon Brqkers. . Foreign Ex- Ltd.—Union Building; 1, Canton

change iirok;efs—2, Kiukiang Rd.; Road; Teleph. 13407 (4 lines); Cable

Telephs. 17227 and 10283; Qalile Ad :

Wentagie-Shanghai; Codes.used: Peter- AdE.r ■ Cuaeo Lester Arnold, manager for

son’s

P.Q. Box 3rd 489A.B.C. 5th Impr. Bentleys; China

C. M. Wentworth | L. R. Andrews G. F. Dumbarton

R. L. & Webb

fr M Wei 8-6 L. C. Earndhaw

Wessels, H. C.; Electrical Installations; R. W. Palmer

Electro-Plating — 24, Nanking Road; A. F. M. Oliveira

Teieph. IdlOlfP.O. Box 577 Miss E. Blackwood

H. C. Wessels I Mrs. Luboff Wessels Miss T. Arcus

Miss M. Diniz

West Coast Life Insurance Co.—3, Accounts E.

Dept.

Castrillo

Canton Road; TelPph. 15830; Cable

Ad : West life; Code : Bentley’s Western Supply Co,, Wine and Spirit

W. R. Rice ifc Co., general agents Merchants — 1624, Bubbling, Well

W. R. Rice, president Road; Teleph. 333(12

M. C. Cheek, director

798 SHANGHAI

m m Met Hen Dredging

VV. Smith,Dept.m.e. (glasgow) dredg. Engr.

Westinghouse Electric International R. Macfarlane, workshop suprevisor

Co., Manufacturers of Electric Light C. H. Chu, B.sc. asst.

in m.e., junior me-

and Power Apparatus — 9, Foochow chanical engr.

Road; Telephs. 11310-8-9; P.O. Box 959; T. mechanical

K. Kwok, b.sc.

Cable Ad: Wemcoexpo

W. L. Newmeyer, rept. (Japan) engr,(Hongkong)' student

Distributors for Central China, including Construction and clerks, etc.

Fukien Province Dept.

H ugo Reiss & Co. Y. Wang, b.so. in c.e. (Nanyang)r

constr. engineer ,

Distributors for South China, Nona Liu, C-E. (iec. Inst., Ham-

Reiss, Massey & Co., Ld., Hongkong burg), assistant engineer

Distributors for North China M. Y. Kwauk, jr., Eng. Assist,

Chinese Engineering & Development O. C. Yeng, draftsman

Co., Tientsin K. Jarldane, supt. of works

R. S. Jorgensen, overseer

Wha Chang Shun Co., Importers and G. H. M. Zonheveld, do.

Exporters—215, Rue du Consul a t; N. S. Koon, do.

Teleph. 10963 ; Cable Ad: Secnailer K. Y. iKau. tracer

P. II. Tsaii, clerk

Wha Hsing Electric Welding Co., Ltd., General K. Y. Kong, do.

Oxy-Acetylene and Electric iSurvey Dept.

Steam Boiler Repairers and Welders,

Marine Y. Utne, chief, surveyor

J. F. Share, assist, do.

Work —Office: 146, East

Teleph. 52103. Works: 223, Thibet Road; Broadway; Y. K. Chen, surveyor assist.

Teleph. 94586 A. C. Chang, draftsman

Directors—Y. C. Lee, P. Y. Ting, S. K. T. P. Chien, do.

Ting,

H. Chang A. Sing Chu, Sing

and Ling T. A.Zee

Sung, Y. Hydrometric Survey Dept.

Z. W. Chang, hydrographer

S. C. King, assist, do.

Wha Tai Iron Works, Engineers and Y. F. Wang, survey assist.

Contractors—LD485, Wayside Rd. ; H. Hsu, jnr. do.

Teleph. 50420' P. T. Zing, draftsman

S. P. Chu, do.

• JpQ $§ Iff Chun pu ts’ung chu Chinese Secretary

Whangpoo Conservancy Board—Cus- T. W. Kwok, m.a." (Cantab.)

toms Building, The Bund; Teleph. 16994 Whangpoo Ferry Service, Launch &

(Private Exchange to all Depts.); P.O. Ferry . Boat Owners, Steam and

BoxDirectors—T.

159; Cable Ad: Consboard

L. Soong, Motor Lauches for Hire—Customs

L. H. Lawford Jetty,

and E. B. Green 10, Hankow Road: Telephs.

Consultative Board—H. V. Wilkinson, 11000; 12725 (Jetty); Cable Ad:

(chairman), O. Thoresen, L. T. Yuan, Marden G. E. Marden, managing director

J. Terai, P. H. Bordwell and J. Directors—H. E. ‘ Aynhold G.

Deville

Engineer-in-Chief—H. Chatley, d.sc. W. H. Boolsen, Capt. ji. E.

(Eng. London), m.inst.c.e. ’Skss'cion and Y. K. Song

Acting Engineer inAM.Chief—P.N. W. J. Hawkings, secretary

Fawcett, Proprietors:

M.Senior

INST. C.E., M. SOC. C.E.

Eng. Assist.—C. P. Hsueh, G.

M. SC. (M.I.T.) A.M. AM. SOC. OE.

Secretariat Whang Poo Ti g uI’Kiangse

Lighter

Kingston Wang,clerk b.a., secretary Lighterage—120, Road;Co.,Teleph.

Ltd.,

T.G. Liu, head

H. Tong, sec. to engineer in chief 11284 (3 lines): Cable Ad: Lighterage

H. Wyatt, director

C. T. Yang T. If.M. Pawclzig

Nee, do. |, S- J- Wyatt

Accounts Depajrtmept

,C. T.Tsur, accountant

Y. Dong, bookkeeper Managers *.j

James MagiR k C,o., Lt j.

SHANGHAI 799

chy n, un

$ * BE iT JUi 4* $r < jv 9

Whay chiny Let mok t’sang

Whay Ching Kee & Co., (Lumber Mer- Whitsons, Merchants and

Limited, Import and Export

chants and Building Contractors— Agents—21, JinkeeGeneral Commission

Ed.; Telephs. 11149

506, (Ningpo Boad; Teleph. 92151 (3 lines)

A^J: and 12171;

Angloe^e; P.O.A.B.C.

Codes: Box 1153;

5th Cable

Edn.

Whay Ching Kee Acme, Bentley’s, Schofields Eelectrie.

J! £11 Hi toh foong Universal Trade, Western Union

Wheelock &.Cb., Auptiori'eers,' C©ali Ship A.Fed.V.J.White,

Brand,managing director

general manager

and Freight

Teleph. 82090;Brokers—2.'

Cable Ad: French

WheelockBund; J. Piry, assist, manager

B. Firth, o.b.e., partner H. K. Drazdil

G. S. Weigall, o.b.e., do. Miss D. Johansson

General managers1 for K. Roberts

Shanghai Tug and Lighter Co., Ld.and Mrs, D. Morgan

British Anti-Fouling Composition Tai- YUe Cheng, compradore

Paint Co., Ld. Agencies.,. •

Yoong Ling Wharf, Ld. Max'Factor & Co.

Agents for ik - iS 1 avengers,' Ltd.

General Accident Assurance Corpora- ^ S "fi'S 1® . Hwai teh hong sze

tion, Ld.

^ ^ Yung.tdi Whitworth, Herbert, Ltd. (Manchester),

Cotton Manufacturers and Merchants—

Wheen

Merchants-6-8, French Bund; Teleph. 12,

k, , Sons, Ltd., Ed., Import The Bund; P.O. Box 706; Teleph.

16150;P.O.Box 304; Cable Ad: Command 16137; C.

Cable Ad: Her whit

S. Speyer, resident representative

Directors—A. F. Wheen, L. R. Wheen,

E.H. Bertenshaw

J. Mothersill.(Manchester)

C. A. Wright and W iederMan'n, F,, Piece Goods and

Haberdashery—829, Ave. Joffre; Te-

leph. 73156

JS tf* Lo chtmg yung F. Wiedermann

White & Co., Bill A. Wiedennann

4,Kiukiang Road;andTeleplis.

Exchange Brokers—

12760, 15717; A. Aoolin | A. Haritonoff

Cable

HarryAd:Owen Whyteleafe

White

Aug. Victor White id Hung wH lien nip yu hsien hung sze

H.R. Aug. White | M. Shibbet Wiggin

Morgan. Cobalt& Refiners—Brunner-Mond

Co.v Ltd., Henry, NickelBldg., and

W ^ H 1 Way loo Hung sze 41, Szechuen Road, Teleph. 67371 (10

Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd., lines); Imperial P.O. Chemical

Box 252; Cable Ad: Alkali

Industries (China),

Drapers,

Dealers, Tailors Furnishers, Boot and

and General Shoe

Outfitters Ltd. (Incorporated under the Or-

—30, Nanking Road, corner of Szechuen dinances of Hongkong), agents

Road; Telephs. 16753-4-5; P.O. .Box 152 Wild Shoe Co.—208, Kiangse Road; P.O.

W. J. Ward, manager Box 982

G. T. Smith, joint assist, manager F. K. Lin. manager

E. G. Vincent, do.

L.T. E.C. Sung,

Bluck chief clerk

E. Stephenson J|L jlj Chih sing

D.

O.D. S.C.Bowen

Banks J.B. Forrest

Hicks Wilkinson, Heywood & Clark, Varnish,

Paint, Colour,

Edmunds A. E. Handley

W. Hawkins | Mrs. D. Bowen turers,

Rd.; Shanghai, London, Enamel,

England—6,

and

&c., Kiukiang

c/o Dodwell

Manufac-

& Co.,

W M Wei for,9 Ld., Queen’s Buildings, Hongkong (S. C.

Whitehead, R. J., Manufacturers’ Repre- 16012, Lay & Co., Agents, Hongkong);

16013; Cable Ad: Grahamite Telephs.

sentative (Provisions, II. W. Maxted, mgr. in the Far East

Road; Teleph. 16167; P.O.etc,)—35,

Box 935;Jinkee

Cable J.A. TG. Hegarty, assist,Kong)

Howe (Hong mgr.

Ad:R.Werwhite

J. Whitehead E. W. Loveless

800 SHANGHAI

H. O. Bramble (Tientsin) Wing Tai Yuen Tobacco. Co*, Manufac-

. A. A. Gotfried turers and Importers of Tobacco and

N. Smokers’10257 Sundries—‘ 20, Honan Road;

M. Evans

Gotfried I| Miss Miss M.E. Taylor,

Watson Teieph.W. Y. Cheang, manager

H. Woo, compradore

Yi P. Yoilng, do. •

^ ^ ^ M ± i? -t gs liu Doong foo ,

Wei letise e slicin' chuk Wisner jfe Co., Merchants—39, Peking

Williams’ Medicine Co;; Dr.—Hong Yue Ad: I hi; WisnerTeieph. 10226; P.O, Box 949; Cable

Building, 451, Kiangse Boad: Cable Ad:

Fulford

See G. T. Fulford Go,. Ltd. Withers, A., iS,^-1, Kiukiang Road;

Teieph. 18984; P.Q. Box,\147l; Cable

mm Ad : Withe.rstex

Liu in yin shu hung sze Representing

Roskill ife Co,, Manchester

Willow Pattern Press (Operated by Booth Billing

Millington, Ltd.), Fine Art Printers— Greenmount & Boyne Linen Co., Ltd.,,

Belfast

(5108,lines):

Nanking

Cable Ad:Road;, Teieph. 84000

Wilopatern

F. C. Millington, managing director Wittsack, F. K., General Commission

B. L. Gabbott, gen’l. mgr. i Agent—20, Museum Road; Teleph.

Mrs. M. L, Stuart-Murray 18991; P.O. Box 7; Chble Ad:

K. T. Pang WmsRck

Wilso.n, A. W., Representati ve of Wright Wole Co , L., Dry Cleaning ftod Chemi-

& Thomas Ltd., Bradford, and Richard cal Dyeing Works—953, East Broad-

Goodair,

Line Ltd., Manchester-^! 1, Glen

Box way; Teieph. 51794

1628; Building;

Cable Ad:Teieph.

Wilvincit 1.4778; P.O, -G. K. —Wong,

Branch 122, manager

Bubbling Well Road;

'IT.. Teleph. 33015manager

S. Wong, '

Wing On Co. (Shanghai),

651, - Nanking Road; Teieph. 9P112-3; Ltd., The—

P.O. Box 567; Cable Ad: Wingon; fli i Hung che-u

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th eons., Wolf-Sprinz Fun Corporation, Burs and

Bentley’s, Western Union Skins—2b, Kiukiang Rd.; Telepli. 12029;

J.Kwok

G. Lock,

Bew, managing director

do.manager P.O.E. T:BoxR.1526; Cable- Ad i Spiinzfurs

F. L.T. S.Young, general K, Sprinz Wolf

Kwok; sub- do

Wong Bros. Y Co., Ltd,—321, Kiang-

Wing On Textile Manufacturing Co., se'1303Road; Teleph. 10287; PC. Box

; Cable Ad : Wbpbrother

, turers—Wing

Ltd., Cotton Yarn On and Cloth Manufac-

Building, Nanking

Road;

Mill: Lay Telephs.

Road,93018

No. and 94480:Woosung,

2 Mill: No. 1 Woods, Arthur, Stock, and :Share Broker

No. Mill: Markhapr Road,'and No. 4 —30,

Mill:3 Woosung Ad: Qverdale

Peking Road; Teleph. 10781 j Cable

J.Wm.G. Gocksoni'general

Lock, managing'dirpc^briminager Woo Foong. Trading Co,,' Ipaporters,

David Kwok, assist. do. Piece,

leph. CjO' ods—25,

10123; P O. alnkee Road;Cable

Box 1346; Te-

Wing Tai Co,, Ibiporters of Cottons Ad: Wpofoi^rad ■>,

and Piece Goods—29*30, Honan

Road; Teieph. 19061; P.O. Box Woost' Co. N-Teloph.

G Ferry Woosung

and General68;'Servioe

Cable

1935; Cable Ad: WingiineAp. Ad’: Wright Woosiirig *-

Y. D. Van, general manager H. Wright, manager

SHANGHAI 801

Woosung-Shanghai Coast Radio Sta- YaMato & ’Co., Manufacturers’ Re-

tion, Shipping Wireless Service — presentatives—93, Szechuen Road;

51, Szechuen Road • Teleph. 02201 Teleph. 12362; P.O. Box 754; Cable

Ad : Hakukin

Wostwag, Exporters and Iipporters-^ W. Tatekawa, manager

64, Peking Road; P.Or Box 1734;

Cable Ad: Wosfcwag Yang Chien Chee & Co., Paper Mer-

G. Mueller, general managet

A. MemelsdorR chants—926c, Woosung Road; Te-

leph. 42682

3 r» ® ^ m & ? 1% Yang tsze Rung sze

ft ei Ving tun Id Jc’i hmg szt

Worthington Pump & Machinery Corpn., Yangtsze (Marine,

Insurance Association, Ltd.

Fire, Automobile and House-

Manufacturers of Pumping, Condens- hold) — Yangtsze Insurance Building,

ing, Air Compressing and Oil

Machinery—-4, Yuen-ming-yuen Road; 26, Engine

Teleph. 65390; Cable Ad: Danica Yangtsze Teleph. 12981; Cable Ad:

The Bund;

H.special

H. Abeling, manager for China and C. M. G. Burnie, general manager

representative

T angtsze Rapid Steamship Co. (Fed. Inc,

Wulfing

Manufacturers&, Co., ofN/Y.Sanatogen,

A. (Amsterdam),

Forma- U.S.A.)—H. d S. Bank Building, 12, The

Bund; Teleph. 12112; Cable Ad: Rapidco.

mint,

Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 67208; P.O. Box Wanhsien and Hankow,

Cystopurin and Kalzana—19-20, Branches at ChungkingShasi, Ichang,

1004 Lansing Hoyt, president

Melchers & Co., sole agents for China Reginald Brown, a.c.a.

Capt. J. W. Rosenberg, marine supt,

Wylie, & Co., D. S., Manufacturers’ Repre-

sentatives—108-110,

Tefeph. 19095; P.O. Nanking Box 1549; Road;

Cable ^ JL Ou sing

Ad: Lasun Yannoulatos Bros. (China), Silk, Lace,

Yah Chen of&Paper,

Co., Importers andPrint- Embroidery and China Produce — 36,

Dis, Jinkee

tributors Printing Inks, Road; Teleph. 10212; Cable Ad:

ing Supplies, Photo-Engraving Supplies- Onneybros

N. Vannoulatos, managing director

etc.—175, Nanking Road; Teleph. 11884; E.MissP. Yannoulatos

Cable Ad: Yachen, Chinese 7189, Chinese

Wireless 7188 manager M. Carneiro j| S.E.Bono(Chefoo)

Chow

L. Y. Chang,

Yah Woh Ice and Cold Storage Co. , Yaron, A., Architect, m m

Ltd.—8-12-11, Minghong Road; Te- Engineer—770, Rue Surveyor and Civil

Bourgeat; Teleph.

leph. 41296 and .4543-8 7042,9

C. Eddie, chairman A.Arnold

Yaron, de-Bolly,

n.e.a. c.e. assist, engineer

isnn John A. Yaron, assist, architect

Yamashita Risen Kaisha, Ltd. (Yama- Yates, Thomas Moore (Member of the

shita Steamship Co., Ltd.), Steamship Stock Exchange), Share Broker — 16,

Owners, Miners,

Brokers, Chartering Agents, Ship

CoalHouse,'

Merchants and Central Road; Telephs. 65292, (Office) &

Brokers—Wayfoong 56, Sze- 70827 (Residence); Cable Ad: Prizemoney

chuen Road; Telephs. 16645,17003,17138,

18094 and 18445; Cable Ad: Yamashita; ir jg a

Codes: Private, Bentley’s complete

phrase and Scott’s. Head Office: Kobe Yebara & Co., Shipping and CoalBMer-

S. T.Shiroki,

Ozawa manager chants—3, Ezra Road; Teleph. 13762;

J Dodo | N. Fujii Cable

K. Ad: Yebara

Yebara, proprietor

Coal Department | M. Iwaya

K. Tabuchi M. Takesawa | K. Masakane

T. C. Chang, compradore

26

^P2

Ijsu.ow Taxicab , Co. of - China . (Fe^. ! Young :BRos. BaInking Corporation—

I, Iocs., XI.fine i JBoiirgeat; 014, Eiukiang Road; Telbpb 94375;

I(Eeleph. • 70(X)7-10j Cable* Ad yellow-

cab Cable; Ad i, Ydugbroshk. ' ■ "

Yienkong Si Co., Importers of Woollen Young Men CpRpdRAdloN1,'Gen-

and Cotton Piece Goods—349, Ningpo eral Merchkntb—45,'S^echueft Road

, Hoad: Teleph. 93195; P-O. Box 1472:

'■pU.tcS. N.Ad:YenYienkong,

' . Youjftj' Men’s ’ C^iS'BiAN.cAsspc'iATioN

—(See Associations)

C. F. Wang

Yten Yieh Gommeroial BANK-.-X*S'ce Young Women’s Christian Asso-

Banks) c i ati on— (See ’ Associations)

Y.M.CA.—(d'ee Associations) Yti

5 Ch^ng Co;, Exporters : of Hog Casings :

—ISlV Afi;

" Cablri 'Mybrirgb Road;J 'Telririh,

,Yuebengho ' " ; 33e21;

Ynchausti & Co., Manila1 Hope Manufac- K. :H. /

turers—2, Peking Itoad ; 'Telejbh.' 10659;

Cable Ad: Ynchausti

Yokohama j Rebbee .'Co,, Ltd. (Agency1I Yu Chong S; Co., Gc^verriment Con-

.’of B. F. Goodriidv Rubber ObX Motor . %-pCprner Broadway and

. Yuen^'jChorig Roads; Teleph. 51117

'GTyres

oods—19,and Tubes

Museum aridRoad

Mechanical

; Teleph.Rubber

1-§B23; 1

Yu Fang Iron Mining Co.-, Ltd.-^SOa,

B.O. Box 96£(;'

I. HanaWa, niariagerC abie Ad: Goorirush

. ; . Canton, Road - Teleph. 1431?; Cab’e

Ad : Ynfang

Yokohama’ Specie Bank—(See Banks) ,S. W. pock,,mapagip^ director

iuL 'fcJ 1/a]/ shbn yok ko , Y uCo.,.FongLtdMinr, (Yu Fong

) — Town Cotton7, Spinning

Officer Hankow

yicOEK')SpiPLEy,, Inc-, Epgineers^nfj .(|on- Road;

;98j, Telephs. 4-5902

-YangtszeppO' Road;and 15613.50122Mills:

Teleph. and

'; ’dr^efors

trig Plants—21, Jinkee an'

for Ice uaaking 4 .Befrigprat-1

Road,. Telephs. I 5Q127* P.Q. Box 405,; Cable Ad: Toyobo

1145,Q and ,1.1459a Cable Ad t .YpfshipH I. Hishida, managing director

C. B. Moririson, maufaging director

John Carr, assist., manager YtrExporters

ShIng' of Co.,Sausage

Manufacturers .and

Y.i. S.Z. Koh,

Chu, engineer

accountant My burgh Road; Teleph.Casings431,

33621; Cable

Agencies ,4] Ad: 0138, and Branches:

. York Ice Machinery

National Ammonia CcC Corporation Nanchang Jukirio Nanking, Wuhu,

K. H. Wong;-representative

S. P. Ku, manager

vi & u m mum C. S. Sih, factory rdanager

Yin song yih:shi?ig pdw s'hien kitng sze Yi^e Ohing & £0*, J- B., -Importers

Yorkshire Insurance Go., !Ltd. (Fire and EApritters-lA. ' ■&69-67h,' Broad-

and Marine)—Hongkong and Shanghai way; Telepji. 51741 ' ' '

Bank Building^and12,General

1 1773 (Marine The Bund;

Office);Teleph.

Cable

n Ad; Goodyojrk : i . , , ; Yue Tah Co., Paper Merchants, etc.

H.D.E.L.Wright, manager

Davey acting compradore —9, Pakhoi Road; Telepb. 91976;

L. C. Chow, Gable Ad: Yutaooy

DodweJE ife <3o., Ltd., general agents , Y. P. Wongj manager

Yoshioa YueandZung & Co., Ltd., The, Exporters

diking &Road;

<3o., Telephs.

General 10995

Merchants*-r-24,

and 14772; Telepb.Importers—60,

19550; Cable Ad:Kiangse

Yuezung•".Road;

Cable Ad: Yoshida Z. C. Wood, manager

H. Yoshida S. C. Wood | K. P. Hsin

l). Sasaki Miss H. Filippetti

SHANGHAI 803

Yue Kee & Co., Ltd., General Im- Yung Woo Trading Co., Import Mer-

porters and Exporters—40, Canton chants—38,'Avenue Edward VII; Teleph.

Road; Teleph. 13363; Cable Ad: Tyyen; 10693; Cable Ad: Yungwooco

Liu Dosing

Code: Bentley’s

T. Y. Yen, managing director

T.S. T.T. Wan,

Sung, accountant

cashier Za Chong 'Shun, Contractors and

Metal Merchants—-101, Broadway;

Teleph. 41597; Cable Ad; 8938

Yuen Chong Sanitary and Electrical

Co., Zais, Steinman & Co., Import-Export,

Well Sanitary,

Contractors, Electrical and Artesian

etc.— 1226b, Avenue Piece Goods,- Leather, Haberdashery—

Road (Corner of Ferry Road); Teleph. 29, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 19257;

34280

Ling Yung, proprietor and manager Cable Ad:Union

Western Zaistein; Codes: Bentley’s

and Mosse

H. Zais, president

Yuen Dah & Co.; Importers, Exporters, M. .Steinman, vice president and

Shippers and Manufacturers’ Represen- treasurer

tives—24-25, Jehol Road; Teelph. 43413; M. iSchink, bookkeeper

Cable Ad: Yudac V. Gerzenstein, clerk

Patrick B. Y. King, president L. Hanin, do.

B. T. King, vice president and D. Hanin, do.

manager J. Chun, compradore

H. T. Li, accountant

Y. S. Wong & s m m

Zung lee ng king hao

Yuen Kee & Co., Engineers and Contrac- Zee & Sons, W. Z. (Established 1895),

tors—73-75, rue Hue, French Concession Contractors and Manufacturers,

Importers and Exporters of Metals,

Yuen Lai Hong, Importers and Exporters Broadway; Hardware Telephs.

and Sundries—A. 1299,

40703 (General)

— 56, Rue du Whampoo and 41468 (Private), Cable Ad: Zunglee

Yuen Tai Metal Co. (Estab. 1913), Gen- Zeller, M, (Representing F. Hoffmann-La

eral Iron inMerchants

Dealers and Shipchandlers,

Hardware, Metals, Oils, Roche & Cq., Ltd., Basle, Switzerland),

Paints, India-rubber, Asbestos Goods— Medicines—35,Manufacturers of Chemicals and Patent

657-9, North Honan Road; Teleph. 14248; P.O. Box Jinkee Road ; Teleph.

41719 Hofroche 1386; Cable! ’ Ad:

Yung & Co., Bartlett, Importers, Ex- Zephyroff, N. S., General Commis-

porters

Road; Teleph.and Engineers — 132Ad: Kiangse

11875; Cable Chinam sion Agent—3, " Canton Road : Te-

lephs. 62140, 14184 and 11706; Cable

Yung Chong & Co., Importers And Ex- Ad : Zephyroff

porters of Gramophones, Records, Ziang Kee Book,Co., Ltd.. F., Booksellers,

Musical.

hong Road; Instruments, etc.—117-8, Ming- Stationers, Printers, Engravers , and

Teleph. 43880

Ewai Egal, manager Rubber

SzechuenStamp Manufacturers

Road; Western Branch:— 7123,

223,

Bubbling Well , Road; Teleph. 19782;

Yung Dah Electric Co.—74, Hupeh P.O.Fong BoxYen

1339Liang, managing director

Road; Teleph. 93501; Cable Ad: . Fong Yen Yuen, manager

Dienfoor *

Yung Liang Blue Print I^aper Manu- Zik-Ka-Wei Church—(Nice. Churches)

facturing Cb.—452, Kiangse, Road;. Zik-Ka-Wei Ignatius . College—(See

Teleph. 191346 Educational)

Yung Tai Ziang Coke Co.—216, Thi- Zik-Ka-Wei Tou Se We Orphanage *-

bet Road; Teleph. 91294 —(Nee Educational)

26*

804 SHAN GHAI—'SOOCHOW

ft # EP if iU ± Agents: -

Tou se we su huan Polak and Schwarz Essenfabrieken

Zi-Ka-Wei

Rev. H. Press—Telepti., 70.301

Allain, s.j,, director

X. Coupe, s.j. (printing office). Zung Lee &. Co., Wholesale and Re-

tail Wine and Spirit Importers—

^ Tsi mei 261, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 13694

Zimmerman Co., W. I., General Merchants Zi:ng '.Sing & Co., )Ship Chandlers,

^nd Manufacturers’ Representatives —53, etc. 29-30, Kung Woo Li, Seward

Szechuen Hoad; Teleph. 13233; Cable Road; Teleph. .43416

Ad: Zimmerman Z. Golden, manager’

Zoong Sing Cotton Mills, Ltd.^t-8,

Rue du Consulat; Teleph. 27526 Zung, Z. D., Textile Representative—

Zung Lee Co., General Importers — 130, 24, The Bund; (Room 22); Teleph.

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 17057; Cable Ad: 14830; P.O. Box 1211; Cable Ad:

Trustfully

Zunli

SOOCHOW

Su-chau

Soochow, until 1912 the capital of tjie province of Kiangsu, lies, about 80 miles west

by water and 54 by rail and a little cqrth of Shanghai, with which it is connected by

excellent

connection. inland water-ways. : The. Shanghai-Naiiking Railway supplies still better

half miles andTheitscity is a from

width rectangle;

east tofts west

lengthtwofromandnorth to south

a half, beingcircumference

the total three and a

being about IQ miles. It lies not far from the eastern shore of the great Taihu lake.

Past its wallsandruns

Chinkiang; the southern

in every directionsection

spreadofcreeks

the Grand Canal,affording

or canals, which joinseasyHangchow

communica- to

tion with the numerous towns in the surrounding country. It is an important manu-

facturing centre, with a population of nearly 200,000 (according to census taken in 1929).

Its twoit chief

tion, sendsmanufactures

out silk goods,areyarn,

satinsmatches,

and silk scented

embroideries of various

tea, and articleskinds.

in iron,Inivory,

addi-

wood, horn, and glass, and rape seed. ;

Before the Taiping rebellion Soochow shared with Hangchow the reputation of

being the finest,it city

who captured in China,

on 25th May, but1860.it was almost entirely

Its recovery by Major destroyed by theGeneral)

(afterwards rebels,

Gordon on 27th Nov., 1^63, was the first effective blow to the rebellion. Since that

disastrous,

flourishing,period thoughitithas

hds recovered itself togreatly

not yet attained and ispitch

its former ,onceof more populousIt and

prosperity. was

declared open to foreign trade on September 26,

of the Japanese Treaty: The Foipigh Settlement is under the southern wajl 1896, under the provisions

of the

city, just across the Canal, and is a strip of land about 11 mile long and a quarter

of a mile broad.

extending the The Government

whole length of thehas made a goodandcarriage

settlement road

ashasfarbeen alongrailway

as the the Canal banka

station,

distance of five and a half milfes. The care of roads

chow Construction Bureau, which; during 1931, continued to make a radical improve- entrusted to the Soo-

ment in construction

bridges, namely, the and widening

Gordon Bridgeof roads

(dfc gespecially

W and the inside

^huthe-city.

Kung BridgeThe two(3cwooden

& $$},

on

citythe

1 road leading from the Custom House—at (lie outside south-east corner of the

—to the railway station were reconstructed with re inforced concrete and opened

to trafficviz.in Pan

bridge, November and December

T’ang Bridge (T (S)1931on respectively,

the road whichthuscannotleavingtakeonlymotor

one wooden

cars or

trucks.

work on the widening of the Park Road (&■ Ei Utl) commenced in September 1931 The

The widening of streets inside the City has made much headway. was

SOOCHOW 805

completed

December, 1921. The Chinese and European school dates back to 1900. With a viewin

in December of the same year. A new Y.M.C.A. building was opened

to1930promoting

and lastedlocalthreeindustries,

weeks, anthousands

exhibition of ofspectators

domesticbeing

products was helddaily

attracted in November

to the ex-

hibition ground. On new year’s day 1931, a new city gate

replacing the Hsin Chang Men and a little to the south of it, was open to traffic. named “Chin Men” P5)>

The city of Soochow has thus, in addition with the newly built “Ping M6n” H),

■ewitnessed

ight city-gates, much

the growth to the convenience of the travelling public. The year 1931

Chinese modern banksof established

a great manyinmodern this citybanking institutions.

and opened Branch

to business offices1931of

during

were

(ffi HI !i!theSt MChing Ch’eng

ff); The Bank Bank

Peasants (it (J| $t);$1 ff); The The

Chinese

OrientalManufacturer’s

Bank (;*; $1Bank ff);

and The State Bank (@ W ® ff).

Trade in 1931

The cocoon crop of 1931 was

the fact that a large quantity of silkworms an exceeding were poor one

killedwhich

duringwastheir

primarily due on

first stage to

.account of the cold and damp weather which then prevailed. The production of

cocoons was so low that they were hardly sufficient for local use the harvest being

estimated at only 30°/, of a normal year’s yield. The shortage of cocoons coupled with

the dullness ofclosethe silk market

doors.inboth abroadSoo andLunatconsiderable

home compelled wasthethe.throughout

twoonly

remaining

mill whichtocontinued

filatures their

to work fullTheswing with cotton mill success cotton

the

year, following its reorganisation and alteration in 1928.

added to its equipment. It now produces cotton cloth in addition to cotton yarn.Mew weaving machines were

Artificial silk and American and Indian raw cotton disppeared from, the returns, but it

isunder

estimated that considerable

the cognizance quantitiesThe

of the Customs. arrived

totalthrough

value ofchannels which

the export tradedo showed

not comea

decrease

filature white raw silk. Rape seed-cake and rape, seed maintained their position. and

of some 5 million taels, mainly due to the small shipments of re-reeled

The Kiangsu

January 1931, butLikintheir;Collectorate

buiness was and its stations

not finally woundwereup abolished

until the ffiom the 1stof

beginning

following month.

The net value of the trade of the port passing through the Maritime Customs in

1931 was Hk.

19,458,780 Tls. Hk.

in 1929, 6,878,380, as compared

Tls. 15,417,736 in with

1928, Hk,Hk. Tls.

Tls. 13,094,455

19,222,490 inin 1930,

1927, Hk.

Hk. TlsTls

20,013,978 in 1926, and Hk. Tls. 19,458,780 in 1925. This represents only a portion

of the total

tion of the Customs. trade of the port, a quantity of which does not come under the jurisdic-

DIRECTORY

35 *Ifl 35 Rev. H. A. McNulty and wife

Mr. D. G. Poston

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Mrs.

Mr. E.W.Talbot

H. Standring

Ltd.—Cable Ad: Doric

W. E. Hughes, manager

G.H. A.S. Dearden

Churchill

n m n &

CHURCHES & MISSIONS Soo chow Hai hwan

'ft' ^ Sung hung uoei Customs, Chinese Maritime

Acting Commr.—Wong Hain Sing

American Church Mission Assistant—Chen Kan Heo

Miss E. M. A. Cartwright Examiner—Kwok Kai-ming

Rev. F. A. Cox and wife Tidewaiters—Li

Wu Chi Yu, and Philip

Miss A. B. Jordan

SOOCHOW

$ ^ fa W + k m ^ Administration

Lauka Haygood Normal School Y. C. Yang, president

Miss W. B. Nance, b.a., b.d., D.t)., -Western

MissA. Kate

E. Bradshaw (on furlough)

B. Hackney ’ adviser

, J. M. Pan, dean (absent)

Miss Nina Troy (on furlough)

Miss

Miss Ethel Bost

Mary Alsup

Winn C. H. Hsu, acting dean

Miss Alice J: W. Dyson, b.a., m.s., associate dean

College oj Arts and. Sciences

Ja ift ii5 ^ R # * J. W. Dyson, b.a., m.s., prof, of botany

Post Office U C. Ferguson, b.a., m.a., b.d., associate

professor of English

Deputy Commissioner in Charge—

Hsia Hsi-hou Miss A. Lusinger, English

W. B. Nance, b.a., b.d., d.d., professor

^ ^ Mei foo of philosophy

D. L. Sherertz, b.a., M.a., instructor in

Socony-Vacuum Corporation English

Daniel N. M. Stallings, b.s., instructor in

K. Y. Ho,

Tan,in-charge

assist. home economics

L.professor

J. Tuttle, b.a., m.a., assistant

Soochow Brick and Tile Co. of English

J. A. Snell, president Rolfe, Whitlow,

professor of b.a., , m.a., assistant

English

Victor Chang, manager M. 0 Williams, B.S., p.D., assistant-

a * & m professor of religious education

Tung woo ta hole Third Middle School— Huchow

Soochow University (Incorporated un- W. A- Estes, adviser

der the laws of the States of Tennessee,

U.S.A., 1900) (Registered with Nation- Tung Woo Dispensary—West Centra

alist Government, August, 1929)—Tien Street; Cable Ad: Tungwo

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Ports

Classified. Hist of Agents, Aferchants

and Manafact-cur ers in this

territory, also a List of Cable

Addresses, svill he fonnd at the

JEJnd of the Directory. Classifj.ed

List of Far Lastern ^Engineering

Firms follows Hong Fong,

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The port of Chihkiang, which was opened to trade by the Treaty of Tientsin, is

situated on the south bank of, the Yangtsze River, about 150 miles from its mouth, and

near the entrances

this position gave ofit thegreat

southern and northern

importance, and itsections

was afofone

the Grand Canal. Formerly

time believed that the

port must eventually become a serious rival to Shanghai, but the neglect of the

inland waterways, and especially of the Grand Canal, which is closed to steam

ortraffic for some

because months

the wash fromduring eachduring

launches year, either

the highbecause

water the water

season is tooiniure

would shallow

the

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progress was made, particularly in the earlier part of the year. No conser-

vancy work was undertaken during the year under review, but in this con-

nexion it may be noticed that the exceptional flow of water in the Yangtsze

hastened the process of erosion on the north side of the river to such a degree

that the bank has receded to the extent of about 2 cables length since the

•last survey was made in 1930.

TKts Directory is nsecl tTiro-agT-LOixt

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CHINKI AN(t

fr ^ Chin Mang

The on

situated porttheofsouth

Ghihkiarig,'which was opened

bank of.tlie.Yangtsze River,to about

trade 150

by miles.from

the Treaty itsof mouth,

Tientsin,andis

near the entrances of the southern and northern .sections of the Grand Canal. Formerly

this position gave it grpat importance, and it was af oiie time believed that the

port must

inland eventuallyandbecome

waterways, a serious

especially of therivalGrand

to Shanghai, but the

Canal, which neglectto ofsteam

is closed the

traffic for some months during each year, either because the water is too shallow

nr because thp iswash

embankments, fromthelaunches

causing trade toduring the high

be diverted waterTsingtao

to Pukow, season and

wouldNatunghsien.

injure tjbe

Aharbour.

further The

reasonChenjenchow

for the decline

Split to the west of the harbour, continues.toupincrease

in importance of the port is. the silting of the

slowly, and two additional splits, one stretching north-west from Consular Bluff and

one stretching north-west from Silvet Island Bluff, are now forming.

Chinkiang is one of the pleasantest ports on' the river.' It is now within live

and a half hours railway journey of Shanghai, which enables necessities to bp delivered

promptly,

country iswhile verytheand

Shanghai

pretty papers are received the same afternoon.

Road The surrotpidingis

proceeding apace motorandcarscontains some_increasing

are steadily gbbd shbotihg.

in numbers. development

The former British Confession was formally . handed over to China, on 15th

November, 192.9, and all undertakings of the former British Municipal Council, such

aswhoelectric light the

now supply and concession

waterworkswith plants, havepower

electric been taken over from

and water by-Chinese companies

their installations

jn the city.

*Trade in 1001

The total value of trade passing through the port during the year reached

,Hk. Tls. 20,432,615 as compared with Hk. Tls. 27,179,534 in 1930 and Hk. ,Tls.

;24,284,928 in 1929. As at all the Lower Yangtsae ports, trade at Chinkiang

was much hampered during, Ibe Yehond half of the year by the> flood. S North

of the river, and in the districts between the Grand Canal and tthe sea, the

floods were so serious that nearly all the villages' and farms were inundated.

Despite the floods, a good harvest of rice was garnered in the hilly districts,

and no importations from abroad took place except for a small consignment

from the Dutch' Indies for flood relief purposes. The wheat harvests in the

-earlier part of the year were also excellent, but consignments amounting to

514,835 piculs were nevertheless imported! from the United States of America,

Canada, and Australia. Most of these wheat importations were for the local

mills, where it is found advantageous to mix a percentage of foreign wheat with

the native grain. A certain amount of foreign wheat flour was also: imported

22,760 piculs. The flood interfered to some extent with the road development

schemes in the neighbourhood of Chinkiang, although a certain amount of

progress was made, particularly in the earlier part of the year. No conser-

vancy work was undertaken during the year under review, but in this con-

nexion it may be noticed that the exceptional flow of water in the Yangtsze

hastened the process of erosion on the north side of the river to such a degree

that the bank has receded to the extent of about 2 cables length since the

last survey was made in 1930.

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NANKING

Kiang-ning

The city owes its present name, “ Southern capital,” to having been many times

ofthe Government

capital of thein Empire,

1927, beingthe last

in theoccasion

Mingbefore

dynasty the removal there of the Seatof

at the commencement

the 15th century. Nanking is also known as Kiang Ning Fu, being the chief city of

the prefecture of Kiang Ning, and the seat of government for the provinces grouped

under the designation of Kiang Nan. Besides Kiang Ning Fu, an elegant Chinese

name commonly used is Kin Ling or “golden mound.” From the 5th or 6th century

inB.C.theto French

the presentTreatythere has been

of 1858 as onea walled

of the city at thisports

Yangtze place.

to beNanking

opened towastrade,

specified

but

it was not formally opened until May, 1899. In July, 1915, Pukow, the southern

terminus of the Tientsin-Pukow Railway (lying across the river from Nanking), was

opened to foreign trade as a branch office of the Nanking Customs.

Nanking is situated on the south bank of the Yangtsze, 45 miles beyond Chinkiang

and 193 by rail or 215 by water from Shanghai. From the river little can be seen of

it except the long line of lofty grey brick walls which encircle it. The walls have an

elevation varying from

in circumference. They40enclose

to 90 feet, are area,

a vast from a20large

to 40portion

feet in ofthickness, and 22 milesor

which is wilderness

uncultivated land. The busiest portion lies towards the

miles from the banks of the river. Whatever of architectural beauty or importancesouth and west, and is several

belonged to byNanking

occupation perishedrebels.

the Taiping or was The reducedworldtofamous

a ruinousPorcelain

conditionTower,

at or before

the mostits

beautiful pagoda in China, was completely destroyed during this period of its history,

and now nothing remains of the structure that was once the glory of Nanking. It

stood outside the walls on the south side of the city. The celebrated mausoleum of the

Emperor

and monuments,Hung Wu, founder

known as theof Ming

the Ming dynasty

Tombs, (whooutside

are just died inthe1398), withwalls.

eastern other tombs

There

are many other interesting ruins in or near the city, including the remains of Hung

Wu’s

whichPalace.

year theNanking wasTreaty

first British first brought

with China intowasnotice

signedamong

here. Europeans

During thein Taiping

1842, in

rebellion

19th March, no place

1853,suffered

and aftermore.sustaining

It was firsta prolonged

taken by assault

siege wasby therecaptured

Taipings' on the

by the

Imperial forces on the 19th July, 1864, a fatal blow to the rebels. Although Nanking

has recovered to a small extent from the prostration which attended its ill-treatment

during the Taiping rebellion, it has never yet attained any commercial importance,

but both coal

eventually and ironinmines

be worked, which,arecaseknown to exist

Nanking will hiprobably

the neighbourhood

beepmp a'great andmanu-

must

facturing centre.

during ThetheNaval College, but

Revolution, a large

has pile

sinceofbeen

buildings, was opened

re-opened. in 1890. University

The Nanking, It, was closed

was

founded in 1888 by the Central China Mission of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and is

now an imposing •and-welhappbinted school,: with a large roll ;of scholars. In December,

1923, a large quadrangle ; of the National South-Eastern University was destroyed by

fire, the damage

and 30,000 Chinesebeing estimated

books, at $300,000.

was almost a total loss.The The

library, containing

Arsenal 3,000Mills,

and Powder English

for

many years in the charge of foreigners, are now entrusted to native direction. They

are situated just outside the South Gate. A macadamized road has been built from the

steamer landing clear through the city to the Tung Tsi Gate in the south wall, a dis-

tance

duringofthe eightlastmiles,

few and

years.manyA similar

noticeableroadsimprovement

in other partsto ofcommunication

the city have between

been addedthe

centre

openingof ofthewhich city and Hsiakwan

in 1929 greatlywasfacilitated

the construction

traffic andof thehasChungshan

given anhighway,

.impetus theto

motor transportation. ^

810 NANKING

British and American Consulates were opened in 1900, and since then a

Japanese Consulate has a iso been established. A grand industrial exhibition

—the first of its kind in China—was held in 1910, the principal buildings

being devoted to liberal arts, foreign eshibnts, agriculture, fine 1 arts, education,

Chinese exhibits from foreign/cminlri^l af im^ielf hospital and an arsenal. A

second industrial exhibition was held in October, 1921, containing over 10,000

exhibits classified in 10 departments. The most remarkable exhibits were those

displayed in the Agricultural and Forestry Section. It was a graphic

demonstration and at the same time an object-lesson to the Chinese visitors

the results that can be obtained when farming and afforestation are conducted

on scientific lines. In another section the great variety of well-imitated

fo.reign articles marked the grpyfing desire of the Chinese for the development

of modern industrialism in their country. The local authorities, realising

the far-reaching educational value of such an institution to both producers

and consumers, decided to transform it into a permanent Industrial Museum.

Nanking was the scene of much fighting in the revolutionary compaign

during October and November, 1911. The whole city was occupied by the

revolutionaries in the early days of December, the Tartar City was sacked

arid burnt, and Nanking became the seat of the Provisional Government

with ©r. Sun Yat-sen as President. Here the Republican Constitution was

'drawn up and promualgted, and the BevbKttionary leaders sought to make

Nanking the capita] of the Republic. In July, 1913, a military outbreak

occurred which rapidly developed into an armed rebellion against the Central

'Government, and from, the 15th August until the 1st September the city until

it capiitulated to the Government troops* was under a severe bombardment.

Aik of Hsia-kuan was burnt, and Nanking was' looted. The city wag made

the seat of government by the Nationalists in 1927. The great event of 1920

was the burial of Dr. Sup Yat iSen in a magnifieent mausoleum, specially con-

structed for the body of the great leader on a slope of the Purple Mountain.

Ir. 1931 the Sun Yat Sen Memorial Park was developed by the construction

of.spprti? grounds, a stadium and a swimming pool.'

Trade Report

As the port of Nanking depends largely for its trade on the vast territory

bordering on the Tientsin-Pukow and Lung-Hai Railways, peaceful conditions

in that rich area are. of paramount importance. The dislocation of railway

traffic during the greater part of 1930, therefore, caused a serious set-back

to trade, and merchandise was either held up en route or only brought down

to Pukow at enormous expense, and coal for the railway had to be transported

by sea from Shantung. Vessels flying the Chinese flag were requisitioned for

military purposes, and it was a frequent occurrence that all wharves at Pukow

were occupied by military transports, leaving no available space for merchant-

men to load or discharge their cargo. Towards trie end of the year strenuous

efforts were made to effect the release of locomotives and wagons, and high

hopes were entertained for the gradual restoration of passenger and goods

traffic to normalcy. A National Silk Products Exposition, held under the

auspices of the Ministry of industry and Commerce for the promoftion of the

native industry, was formally opened or the 10th May 1931. Towards the end

of 1931 plans were completed for the proposed construction of the Nanking-

Pukow train ferry and it is hoped that it will be completed by the end of

1932. Work commenced in October 1031 on the installation of a waterworks

system for Nanking under the supervision of the National Reconstruction

Commission of the Nanking Municipality. The Nanking-Hangchow road was

completed during 1031. The following air lines are now (1932) operating: —

. .Nanking-Shanghai; Nanking-Kiukiang-Hankow-I'chang-Chungking; Nanking-

iLoyang-Sianfu-Lanchow; Nanking-Peiping (via Loyang). Work is proceed-

ing on the enlargement of the electric light works in Hsiakwan.

The! value of the trade of the port for the year 1931 was Hk. Tls. 27,653,689

as compared with Hk. Tls. 32,451,476 in 1930, Hk. Tls. 33,824,777 - in 1929 and

Hk. Tls. 20,298,1129 in 1928. . .,

NANKING 811

DIRECTORY

Government

National Government State Council

November 1982.

President—Lin 'Shen (1)

-State Councillors—Chiang CRung- Ministry of the Interior

cheng, Wang Ching-wei, Hu Han- (Nei Cheng Pu)

min, Chang Jen-chieh, Ts’ai Vuan- Minister—Pluang Shao-hsiung

P’ei, Hsiao Fu-ch’ehg, Teng Tseh- Political Wice-Miriister -- P’eng

ju, Hsieh Ch’ih, Hsu Ch’utig-chih, Hsueh-P’ei

Wang Pa-ch’in, Ld iLie-ohuil, Tsou

Lu, Shao Yuang-Cft;u!figV Ch’en A.dminisitrative Vice-Minister—Lo

Kung-hua

Kuo-fu, Yeh Ch’u-ts’ang, Sung

Tzu-wen (T.V.. Soong), Wang Po- Public Health Administration

ch’un,, Fang Cheng-wu, Hsiung (Wei. Sheng Shu)

iK’e-wu, Feng Yu hsiang, Chao Director—iLiu: Jui-heng

Tai-wen, Warig Shu-han, Yen Hsi-

shan, Liu; Shang-ch’ing, Hsueh (2)

«Tu-pi, Po Wen-wed, Civ'eng Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Ch’ien, Ching IIeng yi, K’ung (Wei Ohiao Pu)

Hsiang-hsi (H. H. Kung), En Minister—Lo Wen-kan

K’e-Pa-T’u, Yang Shu-k’an, Ma Political Vice-Minister—_

Fu-hsiang, Liu Shou-chung. Yang Administrative Vice-Minister —

Shu-chuang and Wang Cheng- Hsu Mo

T’ing (C. T. Wang)

National Govertf-menl Headqiiarter& \ (3)

Departnjepjt: of Civil Affairs (Wen Ministry of Military Affairs

Kuan Ch’u) (Chun Cheng Pu)

Director—Wei Huai Minister—Ho Yimg-ch’in

Department ’ of Military Affairs . Political Vice-Minister—Chen Yi

(Ts’an Chun Ch’u) Administrative Vice-Minister —

Director—Lu Ch’ao Ts’ao Hao-sheii:

Academia Sinica (Chung Yang Yen Aviation Administration

Chiu Yuan.) (Hang K’ring)

President—Ts’ai Yuan-p’ei

General ; Secretary—Yang ; Hsing- Direotor—Huang Ping-heng

fu .. Commissariat A dministration

Cdmptnoiler-Ge'neral’s Office . (Chu (Chun, Hsu Ch'u)

Chi Ch’u)

Comptroller^Gonieral—Ch’en Ch’ i- Director—Chu 'K’ung-yang

ts’ai Arsenal Administration

National Reconstruction 'Commiksion (Ping Kung Chu)

(Ohien Sheh Wei Yuan Hha) Director—Kuo Ch’eng-en (Z. U.

Chairm an —-Chang; Jen'-chieh Kwauk)

Vice-Chairman— Chang' Nai-yen

Chinese Overseas: Counmission (4) ’ ’ ''

(Ch’iao Wu Wei Yuan Hui) Ministry of Navy H

Chairman—CS’em Shu-jen (Hai Ohun Pu)

Vice-Chairmani—Chou Ch’i-kang Minister—Oh’em, Shao-k’uan

Executive, Yuan Political Vice-Minister — Ch’en

(Using Cheng Yuan)r ' Chi-Hang

President—^Sung Tzu-wen (Actg.) Administrative;:; Vice-Minister—Li

Vice-P resi den t—Oh’en Ming-Ch’u Shih-chia

81i2j NANKING

Political Vice-Minister — Ho

Ministry of Finance ‘ '' ' ' Shih-chen

(Tsai Cihmg Pu) Administrative Vice-Minister —

Minister—Sung Tzu-wen (T. V . Cheng T’ien-hsi

iSoong)

Political Vice-Minister — Chang (9)

Shou-yung Ministry, of Com m u h ica t ion s

A dministratiye V ice-Min ister—Li (Tieh T’ung Pu)

Tiao-sheng Minister—Chu Chia-hua

Customs Administration Political Vice-Minister — Ch’ien.

.(Kuan Wu Shu) F u-mu

Director—Chang Fu-yun Administrative Vice-Minister—Yu

■ Ins>pector General of Customs—Sir Feipeng

Frederick W. Maze, k.b.k.

Salt Administration' (10)

(Ten Wu' Shu) Ministry. of Railways

Directors--TsoU Lin (T’ieh Tao Pu)

Chief Inspector of Salt Revenue Minister- -Ku Meng-yu

(Yen Wu Chi Ho Tsung So) Political Vice-Minister — Ch’ien.

Chief ' Inspector-^Chu T’ing-chi Tsung-teli

Associate Inspector—Frederick A. Administrative Vice-Minister

Cl eve Id ml Tseng Chung-ming

Cansalidfited Tax, Administration

(Thing Shui iShu) (11)

Director—Tsieh Tso-chieh Commission ,on Mongolian and

Wine, Tobacco and Stamp Tax Tibetan Affairs

' Administration (Merig Tsang Wei Yuan)

(Yin Hua Yu Chiu SMii Ch’u) Chairman—iShih Ch’ing-yang

Director—Huang Wei-Oh’in Vice-Chairman—Chao P’ei-lieh

(ex ; (12)

Ministry of Industry, ; National Opium Suppression

(Shih Yeh Pu) Commission

Minister—‘Chen Kung-pao (Chin Yen Wei Yuan Hui)

Political Vice-Minister — iKuo Chairman—Liu Jui-heng

Ch'un-t’ao Vice-Chairman—Teng Cheh-hsr

Administrative Vice-Minister —

Hsu Hsi-ch’ing

(18)

(7) National Famine Commission

Min is/ry Of Education (Chen Wu Wei Yuan Hui)

(Ohmo Yu Pu) Chairman—Hsu Shih-yimg

Minister—Oong Wen-hao Legislative Yuan

Political Vice-Minister — Tuan (Li Fa Yuan)

Hsi-p’eng President—(Sun Fo

Administrative Vice-Minister — Vice-P resident—T’ an Chen

Ch’ien Ch’ang chao Judicial Yuan

(8) (iSsu Fa Yuan)

Ministry of Justice President—Wu Ch’ao Ch’u (0. C.

(Ssu Fa Hsing Cheng Pu) Wu)

Minister—Lo Wen-kan Vice-President—Chu Cheng

NANKING 8r.3

E&ammtifion Ynijin National Military Affairs

(K’ao Shih Yuan) ; Commission)

Pr'esiden't Tai Cii’uun-lisiirfu (Chun Shih Wei Yuan Hui)

Vice-President - Liu Lu-yin Chairman — Chiang Chung-cheng

Examinations Commission (Ciliang Kai-shek)

(K’ao Hsuani Wei Yuan Hui) Board of General Staff

Chairman—Shao Yuan-ch’ung (Ts’ari Mou Pen Pu)

Vice^Chairm'an-^-Wartg Vn>ii|g-p ing Chief of General Staff—Chiang

, float'd of Pe$som\d Chhng-chetag (Chiang Kai-shek)

(CPuarf Hsu Pii) Vice-Chief of General Staff—Huo

Chairman—Niu Yung-tiiien . Yoo tsu ,

Vice-Chairman—Ch’ou Ao : Birecto}ate-General of Military

; Cohtfbl Yuan- Training

(

President—Yu Yu-jen Di rector-Geuera!—Li Chi -shen

Vioe-President—Ting Wei-lV.n Assistant Di'vector-Geineral —Hsu

Board,of Audit Ching-t’ang

(Shea Chi Pu) Military Adrisory Council

Chairman—-Jar Ju-li (Chun Shih Ts’an I Yuan)

Vice-bhai rman—Li Yuan-tin g Chairman —T’a ng Sheng-chih

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Bank of Communications—Chung Chen San Bridge, Hsiakwan; Cable Ad:

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Chang Chi-pei, m.d. Wang Wan-luh, business manager

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W. Brydon, proprietor

of Nurses

WUHU

jga jg ri'i-M

This port (the name of which signifies “ grass and lakes, ” i.e., swamps) was

opened to foreign trade, by the Chefoo Convention, on the 1st April, 1877. It is

situated

between on the Yangtsze,

Chinkiang in the province

and Kiukiang, of Ap-hwei,

though nearer and is a It“ half-way

to the former. ” port

has the appear-

ance of a thriving and busy town, and is admirably located for trade.

owing to the excellence, of its water communication with the interior. A large canal, This is mainly

with a depth of five to six feet of water in the winter and ]0 to 12 feet in the

summer, connects the port with the important city of Ning-kuoh-fu, in southern An-hwei

50 miles distant.

direction Anotherancanal

to Taiping-hsien, runs tea

extensile inland for over

district. Thiseight

canal,miles in ais south-Vvesteriy

which only navigable

in the summer, passes through Nan-ling and King-hsien, where the cultivation of silk

is carried on, and may sojne day be of importance. The silk districts of Nan-ling

and King-hsien are situated within 50 miljjs of Wuhu. Besides the canals leading to

Ning-kuoh-fu and Taiping-hsien, there are two others communicating with Su-an and

Tung-p6. * .,

Coal may some day become a considerable article of export from Wuhu, both native

and foreign capital having been directed to the great coalfields of the prpvmce. The

China Merchants’ Steam Navigation Company are interested in several coal districts

and have expended large sums in the opening of their mining property; the output

has thus far been small, owing to the lack of proper inachinery and management.

The

open Chin

minesKang

in Company, a wealthyA native

several districts. numbersyndicate,,

of smallerhave,companies

a Government permit atto

are operating

¥resent with

wo companies the sanction of the above Corporation, to whom they pay a royalty.

pany, Limited, representing

and the I Liforeign capital—the

Coal and Yangtsze Land

Mining Company, and have

Limited— Investment Com-a

purchased

number of the most valuable mining properties in the immediate neighbourhood of

Wuhu. The Yu Fan Iron Mining Company completed a mountain railway, about five

milesWuhu,

from long, from their mines to the river bank'at Tikang, a small port 30 miles up river

in 1918.

818 wirwr- 't ■

The tract of land selected 8© i^dars ago j for the Foreign Settlement wdS' definitely

ceded in 1906;

shipping and sites

companies, eachtweredllooted

lot'having toa river

the Anhwei

frontageRailway

of 600 -'tCoBipany

o 1,100 feet.andInto1914

various-

the

Ministry of Communications took iover the Anhwei Railway Company with its entire

assets and liabilities, Large goddwns have been'built by Messrs; Butterfield & Swire-

on their ground in the New Settlement for storing rice, and Messrs. Jardifte, Matheson

& Co., Ltdby1.,thehaveAsiatic

acquired acquired ! property

also Petroleum^ in the vicinity.

fend the Standard On thebelow

Oil Companies plotsLofOhi-Shan,

ground

ahashillerected

whichoilforms the lower boundary of the Foreign Settlement, the former

godowns and the-latter, also, has established premises'. Customs buildings company

on the foreshore near the Foreign Settlement were completed and occupied in 1919.

The Chinese population of Wuhu is estimated at 130,706.

Trade in 1931 • '.

The port of Wuhu was one of those most affected by the great flood, 48.

out of the 60 districts of Anhwei province, including'.the city of Wuhu itseLf

and some 300,000.mow pf Ia,nd in the,vicinityj being inundated. Taking the

whole province iivto -.consideration, some 11,000 square Zi of land and five mil-

lion people were affected. As the province is one: of the greatest rice-grow-

ing centres in China and depends on its harvests for prosperity; the coming

of the flood was peculiarly disastrous to the trade of the port. The sharp

decline in the exports of wheat may best be illustrated by comparative figures

for the last three year: exportations ip 1929 being 489,3091 pibuls; in 1930,

72,739 piculs,' and in the year under review, 3,574 piculs. The exports of iron

ere to Japan decreased from 6.4 million piculs in 1930 to 3.8 million piculs

in 1931. One staple export to show improvement was rape seed, of which a

54 per cent, increase in shipments is recorded. It is feared that with the

poor agricultural results of 1931, and the further impoverishment caused by

the floods, the prospects for tlje jjeijisui^g ff&r are none too promising for

the port of Wuhu.

The value of the trade of the port fqr. the .year 1931 was Hk. Tls. 404,

£83,565 as compared with Hk. Tls. 49,471,405 in,!1930, Hk. Tls. 52,404.006 in

1929, and Hk. Tls. 43,428,377 in 1928.

DIRECTORY

Q W Sung hung ivei -fc Tai koo

American Butterfield As Swire (John Swire &

Right Church

Rev. D. Mission

T. Huntington, Dini, Sons, Ltd.), Merchants—Cable Ad: Swire

B. and wife

W. Lamphear E. C. Hagen, signs per pro.

Miss Alice Gregg

Miss M. S. Capron

Sister Helen Yronica TdF'm

Ting ^Kuo®LingM sz Ya*uien

Sister Constance Anna Consulate,

Britain Great Britain—Cable Ad::

Sister Emily

Sister Faith

Anna Grace (See under Nanking)

Sister Joanne Mary ID $$ S: Wu hu kwan

35 $8 j3 4 si a Customs, Chinese Maritime

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Commissioner-

Assistants—Hu H. St. J. Wilding

Ltd.—

W. H.Cable

Bragg,Ad:manage!’,

Doric Sing and TangYxiWingChing,

FatLeang Mun

J. C.' Pullen | I). G. Lean Tidesurveyor and

E. A. C.1 Kbosache HarbouT Master—

A. W. Daily, installation manager • Examinei —S. E- Mikulin

British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Actg. Assist. Boat Office—G. K. Tsb ,

Ltd.—Cable Ad: Powhatton Actgt

Dist. Assist!Inspr

Plkamiher—Ho Shan-pao

Liu Ho Chen, manager Assist.River

Biver T —R. A. A. Harveyu'

WPHU- KU/K1AXG ,819

ImPERIAIj CmSiMIGAL INDUSTRIES—Taj Ma S ocony• Yacui’ji Corporation — Cable

Lu;M.Telepli.

M. Yew237,;. Gable Ad: Alkali Ad: Socony

L. H.F. H.Chow, in charge

Hsing, assistant

fcl ^ Ewo Texas Co. (China),

Products, Lubricating Ltd., Gils—Cable

The, Petroleum Ad:

J ardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., General Texaco

Merchants and Shipping Agents—Gable

Ads: Jardine and Inchcoy (for Shipping) W. C. Pien

IV G. Mansfield, agent .,' '' , . W.UHy General Hospital — Cable Ad:

Ichisan

RobL R. Brown, m d., siipt.

t is n M B llyla S. Watters, m.d,

Eili ching lun cHuan tiling-szp. ' i : K. B. Liu, m.d. I R. T, Li, m.d.

Nisshin Kisen: Kaisha P. L, Chpw, m.dJ 1).C. Kioung, m.d.

T. Omo^'i, 'lriarIaiger Victoria

nurses Pon Yen, R.N., supt, of

S^ Qinasti, hulk roaster . , FrancesC.E.Harmon'

Culley, ,R:k.

Gladys r,n.

^ Uc ili H Wifftfi) Recreation Club

Chung wah yu chiing ahuk, Committee—Maj.

man). N. H. Pullen,X. U. E.Bragg (chair-

C. Hagen

Post1 Office1 (hdn. secretary and treasurer)

Deputy Postal Coinmissibii'er in Charge M'uh’U Roads Improvement Society

-Chen Tap Committee—S.

Salt Revenue—Anhui Audit Office and treasurer),Tsuda

Dr. R.(hon. secretaryj.

E. Brown,

Auditor—Teng Pang Yu Wharton, M. Manefield and W. H.

KIUKIANG

jib Kiu-tiiang

Kiukiang iscity

is a prefectural situated

of theonprovince

the riverofYangtsze

Kiang-si.nearItthe outlet ofabout

is distant the Poyang Lake, and

142 geographical

amiles

busyfrom Hankow and

and populous city;454butmiles

it w&sfrom Shanghai.

occupied by-theKiukiangy beforeintlie1853,

Taiping rebels Rebellion, was

and before

it Was given up- to the Imperial troops was almost entirely destroyed. When the

Foreign Settlement was established tliere,-howeverj the, population soon returned, and

has continued

Leen to increase

pulled down, rapidlyhas: itbeen

and a maloo is now

builtestimated

in its place.-at 80,000. The city wall has

The city is built close to the river, along the banks of 'Which the walls run for some

is500still

yards. Their circumference

unoccupied. is aboutno,five

The city contains miles,ofbutinterest.

feature a portionThere

of theareSpace enclosed

several large

lakes to the north and west of it, aud it is backed by a noble range of hills a.few miles

distant, amongst which is Ruling, some 3,600 feet high, the well-known

and the existence of which, within 2| hours’ of the port, gives Kiukiang a high position summer resort,

among

and the Treaty

is neatly Ports.It possesses

laid out. The former foreign

a small bundSettlement

lined withliestrees,

to the westandof athe

a club, city

Roman

Gatholic cathedral. Since the end of 1927 the foreign settlement has been under

eontrol of the Chinese authorities. Roads and innumerable houses are being rapidly

KIU'KIANG

constructed, and thus a new residential and'business district, close to but outside the-

city, is rapidly coming into

foreign style was initiated. Pinhihgcbowbeing. Duringnow192lcomprises

a systemeitherof drainage

in or adjacent of approved

to it

the following prominent buildings: the railway station and godowns, the electric-light

power-house,

Company’s factory,the Yiia large

Sungfour-storied

Match Factory,

hoSel, and thetheKiuhsing

KiukiangSpinning

Customs and LightsWeaving

Repair

Trade in 1031

The idea which led to the opening of Kiukiang was, no doubt, its situation

as regards communication by water with the districts where tea is produced.

But

Hankowthe having

hopes entertained

become the marketrespecting the port

for black teas.haveKiukiang

never isbeen the wholly

port whence realised

the

ware made at the far-famed porcelain factories at Kin-te-chsn

specimens sent to the Paris Exhibition in 1900 secured a silver medal in competition is shipped. The

with European

sesamum porcelain.ores,Rice,

seeds, tungsten beans and

and tobaccp leafpeas, hemp,

are also indigo,exports.

important paper, melon and

The communist menace and the flood Were the two most

elements in the year’s trading conditions Kiukiang; but of course the anti-Japanese immediately disturbing

movement, the low value of silver, and the reduced demand

raw materials, were felt here as elsewhere in China. The flooding was of unpreced-throughout the world for

ented proportions, the highest water-mark recorded oh the river gauge being 45.5 feet,

or 6 inches higher than any reading registered since the gauge was established in 1870.

The

on thearea aflectedandwastheinwest

Yangtze North sideKiangsi. About Lake

of the Poyang 5,000were

squarecompletely

miles of land bordering

flooded, while

about

under 7,000

water.square

Thusmilesover more on the

one-fifth eastprovince

of the arid southwasborders

affectedof bythethelakecatastrophe,

were partially and

the total damage

assessed. attributable

An important to the

section of flood will probably

the province southnever be fully was

of Nanchang appreciated

still in theor

hands of theoncommunists

appearance atGeneral

the beginning of the year, followingand upon the personal

decisions cometheto scene duringof his visitChiang Kai-shek,

to Nanchang in however,

June, serious asfighting

a result withof the

the

communist forces commenced at once, and resulted in one of the most notorious-

“red” leaders being killed and in his army being practically

captured towns of strategical importance were retaken one after another by the 19th annihilated, while many

Route Army by

were delayed underthe General

necessityChen Ming Chu. Government

of transferring Unfortunately,troopshowever,

to stemfurther steps

the invasion

ofrecover

Hunanfrom

by the Cantonese

their defeat, armies, and the communists gained breathing space andtn

menacing the frontiers of theso provinces

that the; end-of

or Fukienthe and

yearKwangtung.

found them Traffic still active

between

NanchangareandstillKian

Kanchow is nowForreasonably

insecure. these reasons,safe,andbutbecause

the routes

of the between

flooding ofKian and

the Polo

Mine during

during the the was

year time much

it wasreduced,

occupiedexportations

by communists,of the output

tungsten ore, of the

also coal-fields

decreased by

about 50 per cent., and no manganese ore whatsoever left the port. Although the

Kingtehchen potteries were again visited by communist forces, a better output

resulted from the year’s work, and greater quantities of chinaware were exported.

The paper ofandthese

quantities tea distrcts

commoditieswere were

also invloved

exported. in The

communist

Keemun troubles,

and Ningchow and decreased

tea bean,

crops

cotton, and rice areas by the flood waters accounts for the decrease ofunder

were respectively 15 and 50 per cent, less than in 1930. Inundation the these

headings

important Altogether,

staples to showchinaware

increases (already

for the mentioned)

year, and the and

state ramie

of thewere

exportthe only

trade

can be seen from the figures which show a decrease of 10.4 million tales from the-

figures for 1930.

The valuewithof Hk.

as compared the Tls.

trade54,967,330

of the inport1930forandtheHk.yearTls.1931 was Hk.in Tls.

67,758,913 1929.58,539,709-

KIUKIANG 821

DIRECTORY

Examiner—C. de Bedoire

Ying shang a si a huo yu hung sz Ushijima

Lights:

Acting Assistant River Inspector —

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), H. C. S. C, Selby

Ltd. River Officers—R.

E.A,Wilkinson,

E. Drew manager G.F.W. Hudson L. B. Ryde and

T. B. McAulay ! F. B. Elliot Duff & Co., J. L., Manufacturers “Kiukiang

J. Drewett, installation manager Brand ” Provisions

Baker, Henry E., Civil Engineer*—Ku- J. L. Duff

ling, Kiangsi M. C. Tu

T. S. Hsia

Britlsh-American Tobacco Co. (China), ^ ^ /Si'en ang Jca nieu

Ltd.—Teleph.133; Cable Ad: Powhatten Fairy Glen, Private Hotel—Ruling; Cable

A. Eite, acting division manager Ad: Fairglen

J. L. Duff & Co., managers

■£ ± Ta boo ,

BuTTEREiELDife Swike (John Ssvire ik Sons, ft) E wo.

Ltd.),

K. A. Lawson, sighs perAd:

Merchants—Cable pro.SwireJardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Merchants

Hulk—“Pasha” —Cable Ad: Jardine

J.G. Allen

Chou Shan Shin Chuk fa & m m *

China Merchants’ Steam N avigation Co. Chung kuo yu cheng chu

Ling Yu Sheng, manager Kiangsi Postal District—Nanchang

Postal Commissioner—Woo Yoh

CHURCHES & MISSIONS District Accountant-^Sze Tsin

1st Class Office—Kiukiang

Postmaster—Irving Lee

H j;4 Nee ti hui Kiukiang Club & Recreation Ground

China Inland Mission (Company Limited by Guarantee)

J. Gardiner and wife Chairman—T. A. Lawson

Committee—R. A. Allen, J. Drewitt

zk Tien chu fang andSecretary—H.

Hon. A. J. Hope Selby

Romajj Catholic Mission (Lazarists) Hon. Treasure^-D. C.C.Sims

Rev. Louis Morel, proc. E. Wilksen

Jt w a # a a Lipport, J. H., Real Estate, Architect,

Consulate, Japanese Fire

LipportInsurance—Ruling; Cable Ad:

In Charge of Consulate—N. Nishida

Chancellor—K. Tagami ^ Mei foo

Standard Oil Co. of New York

mm mi Kiu leiang hai kuan R. K. Hykes,manager

D. C. Sims, assistant

Customs, Chinese Maritime R.K. Geater,

Y. John,installation supt.

stenographer

Commissioner—L. P. G. de Cartier

Assistants—Wong I-tso, Chi Pao-yuan

and Peng Chia Chieh Texas Co., The, Petroleum Products—

Tidesurveyor

J. Ward and Harbour Master— Cable H. T.Ad:HsiiTexaco

HAW KOW

P Hanr-lmu

Hatlfcdw, as it4,‘ uarn‘'' jinii)HQS, ,is located at the rhduth of the Han' Rver—the

longest tributary of the .Vivpgts{z6— in latitude 30 deg. 32 min. N., and longitude 114

deg.

North19and min.South

E. ItfeChina,

cphtfar.positidh,’

has led to itsstanding as it does

being called the, like a half-way

“ Chicago hdtise between

of China.” It was

formerly

! regarded mergly , fis a suburb of HanjAng, which

but it has since fat dutsiripped tli|, older city in comttterce, wealth and influence. it. immediately adjoins,

Itmiles

is, ofofcourse, the principal port cm the Yangtsze, which drains

territory and waters a hinterland with a population of close upon 200,000,000 about 750,000 square

people. Thus situated

become theand,chiefdespite and

emporium .environed, it is

in central ofChina. natural to expect

Hankow three that

is 600new it will_

milesriver ultimately

distant from

Shanghai, the uncertainty the situation, steamers

were placed on the Yahgtisfee fHiripg 1929. The

between Shanghai and Ichapg in which no fewbt than 10 vessels were engaged in development of the direct service

1929, is likely to ptove a paying venture.

AttentionCaptain

missionary. was fir^t drawn toin his

Blakiston, Hankow

work “asThea Yangtsze,”

place of trade by

the Hue, the French

description of. the place anckits surroundings:—“ Hankow givesis situated following

just where correct

an

sidek of the inain river, ini an east and west direction. Stationed on Pkgoda both

irregular range of .semi-detached low hills crosses a particularly level country on Hill,

Hanyang,

are low. Ata spectator looks down

his feet sweeps on almost asYangtsze,

the magnificent much water as land

nearly a mileeven when the

in width; fromrivers

the

west and skirting the northern edge of the range of hills already

river Han, narrow and canal-like, to add its quota, and serving as one of the highways mentioned comes the

of the country; and to the north-west and north is an extensive treeless flat, so little

elevated above the river that the scattered hamlets which dot its surface are, without

exception,

orright

twobank raiseditsonfarther

traverse mounds, probably artificial works ofriver.

a now distant age. eyeA stream

of the Yangtszepart one andsees flow

enormousinto the

lakesmainand lagoonsCarrying

both to the his north-west

to the

and south-east sides of the hills beyond the provincial city. ”

Sir) TheRobertportHart

was opened

in thattoyear foreign* trade in 1861,

in connection with and was visited

opening a branch by Mr.

of the(afterwards

Imperial

Customs. The British and other Bunds have many imposing buildings on the water-

front.

British Bund, extensive godownsy etc., belonging to Messrs. Butterfield & Swireon and

There,is a five-storey building of the International Banking Corporation the

the AsiatictoPetroleum

mediately the north Company

of the have also constructed

Commissioner’s house. largelatter

The premises was ondismantled

the lot im-in

1924, and; the oldest landmark on. the British Bund has thus been removed. The

British Bund; indeed, was rapidly becoming the banking and business centre of the

Concessions,

the Hankowandbund was isceasing to be ainquarter

the finest for private

the East, and inresidence In many

point of length respects

is probably

unsurpassed. The new CyijStom House was completed at

is located in an imposing position at the Southern end of the British Bund—admittedlythe close of the year 1922, and

the

The finest

fact site init Hankow—and

that was re-constructed the building

on suchis inextensive

every respect

lines, worthy

may be of theassite.

taken an

index, states the Commissioner of Customs in his Annual Report for 1922, of the

confidence repbsed in

foremost trade centre of Mid-China.the future development and prosperity of Hankow as the

British France, Russia and extended;

concession-was Japan acquiredtheconcessions along the river front in 1B95. The

local authorities bh November 1st,‘ but 1920, andRussian

placedconcession

under the wascontroltaken-bvePbjf

of the Chinese the

chief of police of Hankow. The French, Japanese

The China Merchants’ Steam Navigation Company, having completed their new andand British had Municipal Councils.

extensive

these werebunding,completed startiecf to build handsome

.in . December, >1920. Messrs.new offices for themselves

Butterfield & Swire inhave1919, and

a four-

storey reinforced concrete godmvn on the site of their old office. Messrs. Jardine,

MASKOW 823

Matlieson & Co., Ltd., put up a verv Itne^ modern four-storey reinforced concrete

godown, on the site of the buildings

ofre-built,

the building being approximately

and consecrated in Mav, 1904.7.4,772,

A new square

Umonfeet.Church

The English

waa built,Church was

in 1916-17

in the French Concession, andidpteeddn April, 1917. The'news'Bril&sh sCsfiooUbuilding

was occupied at the end of the summer holidays in 1920 and is a vast improvement on

the former accommodation. •

and The native city

a population of :Ha.nkow

of about 80^006,waswereburnt by:rendered

thereby: the Imperialist

homeless..armyAtinthe.end

October,of 1911,

1914

it was estimated that fvilly SPt per. cent, of the burnt area had been reconstructed,

though unf6rtupately pn>the old,lines, all the laudable plans for

having fallen through, offing to difficulties in obtaining the ceocssary funds. Curing modernising the city

1919 large tracts: of land in the back,of, the native city .were,

roads were - constructed. A; scheme for the development of a Greater Hankow was reclaimed and several new

tarted with the backing of the Government.

Trade in 1931 /

It goes without saying that the main feature of the year for the great

Central China market of Hankow was the unprecedented flood disaster in

the Yangtze Valley, which paralysed trade from July to; September, making

communication- in the town itself impossible except by sampan, destroying

lif£. and property,, inundating the .producing districts, and rendering thou-

sands of people homeless and destitute. Following this great calamity, when,

with the; river level steadily receding towards the end of September the port

was assuming a more hopeful and normal aspect, came the anti-Japanese

agitation, as a result of the happenings in Manchuria. (Local, tx’ade with

Japan from this time onwards was greatly hampered, and Japanese shipptug

companies maintained only a skeleton service Oih the fiVef. Beyond provi-

sions and coal for the consumption of the Japanese community, no large

consignments of Japanese goods were imported and, moreover,, dealers', in

Japanese goods were unable to dispose of the stocks on hand. -Native hanks

refrained from extending credit to those involved, and native cash shops,

which; used to serve as a medium between the banks and the dealers in

various lines; of business, went into liquidation in 1 atge numbers. Yni Now-

ember and December the situation was aggravated by the increasing activi-

ties of communists in Nofth and East Hupeh. Exports to foreign countries

did not do so bady as compared with the previous: year and it was in coast-

wise movements that a decline in businesjs was noticeable.’ ' '

The net value of the trade cf the port according to Custorii’s statistics for

1931 was Hk. Tls. 208,387,698 As compared'\Cith Hk. Tls. 200,^84,104,'for 1930,

Hk. Tls. 265,519,529 in 1929, arid. Hk. Tls. ’311,662,254 for 1928. '

The Hankow Race Club and Recreation Ground was. incorporated, in 1904,' ‘and

developed in a remarkable way. ‘ The property of the'Dlub is Akfe’nsive enough

topool,embrace

ami, ina racecourse,

fact, every anbranch18-holeof golf

sportcourse,

indulgedfootball

in byand the cricket

members.field,Apartswimming

from

this club, which is chiefly devoted to sport, there are the Hankow Gl': ub,-the Russian

Club

alleys, and the French

etc. andTheanHankow Club, which

Golf Club have splendid

was instituted libraries,

in as1878. billiard rooms, bowling

Race Club International Race Club with courses goodThere

as anyisihalsoChina.

a Chinese

ofchang TheWuhan

the success cities

of theand

northern expedition of ofthetheCanton Covernment and the capture

late in 1926, altered the position entirely from the point of view of atforeign

the establishment Nationalist headquarters Wu-

trade. A mob, aroused by agitators, stormed the British

avoid bloodshed, the unarmed British marines who were defending the place were concession and, in order to

ordered to withdraw and British, women and children were evacuated. All British

business firms closedofdown

with a Committee for a time andFollowing

Administration. the Nationalist Governmentnegotiations

upon protracted took possession the

British concession was handed oyfir to the Chinese1 Anthdritife's and is now adminis-

tered by them. The Chen-O’MalhSy agreement provided that the

tration of the former British concession should be taken over by a Sino-British Council. municpal adminis

This

Britisharrangement

concession took effect onwith

has worked March 16th, 1927,smoothness

remarkable and the administratiori

and efficiency. hf the ex-

824 HANKOW

DIRECTORY

^ ^ ^ m m±

Mei-yah Pad Sien Kung 'Szu Chung ying ta yah fang

Amekican Asiatic Underwriters, Anglo-Chinese Dispensary, Ltd., The

Fed., Inc., U S.A., General Insur- (Hankow Branch), Wholesale and Retail

ance : Fire, Marine, Motor-car, Pure Chemicals, Fine Drugs, Surgical

Life, Accident, Burglary, Plate- inInstruments, Hospital Sundries,

Patent Mtdicines, High ClassDealers

Per-

glass, Baggage and Special Kisks— fumery, Soaps and Toilet Articles—

A.P.C. Building, The Bund, S.A.D. Catholic Mission

3; Teleph. 1358; Cable Ad: Un- Raod, S.A.D. No. 3; Teleph. 7,711Sing Seng

Building,

der iters L. Hguan Cheng, manager

C. V. Starr, president (Shanghai)

H. B. Berntsen, manager

Agents for

Globe and Rutgers

22 Other Fire Ins.

American, Co. and

British and i m

Continental Insurance Companies ■Sun- Cheong

Andersen, Meyer 8tEngineers

General Importers, Co., Ltd.,

and

American Bible Society Contractors Agents—11, Rue Cle-

(See Missions)! meneeau; F. C.; Telephs. 1500 (En-

American Chamber of Commerce gineering and Import) and 1503

(See Chambers of Commei'ce) (Accounting and Manager).; Cable

Ad : Danica

C. W. ('orbaley, manager

American Consulate S. S. Eugene Lu

(See Consulates) ’ ; C. F. AVong I 0. A. Lee

J. H. Lu I L. H. Cheng

American Church Mission L. M. Tung | F. K. Woo

(See Missions) S. Y. Yang | H. C. Loh

Sole Agents for-.—.

American Foreign Insurance. Asso- American Radiator Co. (Boilers

ciation, General Insurance N.K. and Radiation)General Electric

International

K. Building; Cable Ad: Afiahan- Co, , (Electrical Equipment and

kow. Head Office: 80 Maiden Lane, Supplies)

N.Y. International . Harvester Export

H. A. Powell, manager Co. , (Agricultural Machinery,

L. W. Rodriguez Motor Trucks)

, C. .,F. Chow Worthington

Y. T. Wong Corporation.Pump & Machinery

(Crude Oil En-

II. C. Chow gines, Pumps, Compressors,

K. S. Wu, compradore Feed AYater Heaters Conden-

C. T. Hisao, do. sers, Condensing equipment)

• (.:(for Agencies see Shanghai)’- Baldwin Locomotive Wrorks. (Lo-

comotives)

American Lutheran Mission Saco Lowell Shops. (Textile ma-

(See Missions) chinefy)

Scott and Williams, Inc. (Knit-

ting machinery)

^ ^ ^ # it ^ Fielding and Platt, Ltd. (Crude

Oil Engines)

American Mail Line—Teleph. 160; Cable Victor•• X-Ray. Corpqration. (X-

Ad: Dollar Ray apparatus)

The(SeeRobert

DollarDollar Co.,Robert)

Co., The general agents Johnson & Johnson. (Hospital

Supplies)

HANKOW 825

Agricultural and General-Engine- C. E. Peacock, signs per pro.

ers, Ltd. (Road Rollers and A. R. Eisenhut, do.

Concrete Mixers) A. J. Cooper, do.

American Blower Cprporation. Export Department

(Blowing, Heating, Ventilating) R. Zindel

Belting & Leather Products Asso- A. O. Alberga / E. Merten

ciation. (Graton & Knight (Lea- W. Zindel | J. Hecht

ther Belting, Belt Laces, Round R. Townsend I H. Zinckel

Leather Belting, Belt Cement, L. Baker j W. Hensel

Hydraulic Packing)

Chapman Valve Manufacturing Import H. R.

& Automobile Dept.

Holgate

Co. (Gate Valves, Sluice Gates, R. J. Holmes

Cocks, etc.) N. M. Fulton

Corbin, P. & F. (Locks and Miss L. G. Schlee

Builders’ Hardware) D. A. Fittinghoff

Duraflex Co. (“(Duraflex'’—-Com- C. F. Hwang

position flooring)

Edison Storage Battery Go., Inc. Engineering K. S. Yuen

Dept.

(Storage Batteries, etc.) E. E. Low

Food Machinery Corporation, K. H. Chu

(Food Canning Machinery'/ C. K. Moore, compradore

Kueffel & Esser Co. (Drawing Property Department

and Surveying Instruments and H. Griesing

accessories) Insurance & Shipping Dept.

Koppel Industrial Car and A. J. Cooper

Equipment Co. (Light Railway H. Albert

Equipment and Steam Locomo- H. S. Butterfield

tives) Radiator Co. (Boilers Accounting

National Department

C. D’Encarnacao

and Radiators) C. Diniz

Pels, Henry & Co., Ltd. (Presses, Cable Department

Shears, Punches, and other F. P. D’Almeida

Machine Tools)

Sherwin-Williams Paint Co. Correspondence B. E. CarneiroDepartment

(Paints, Varnishes and Lac- J. Mackay (Chengchow)

quers) A. Rose (Changteh)

Sullivan Machinery Co. (Air H. Hommel (Changsha)

Compressors, Mining & Quarry General Managers for : —

Machinery) The Hankow Press Packing Co.r

Wolf Co. (Flour Mill and Grain- Ltd.

Cleaning Machinery) Agencies \ —

Anshoh & Co., Importers and Exporters Employers Liability Assurance

—18, Poyang Road, S.A.D. 3; Teleph. 308 Corporation, Ld.

M. Mukai, manager South British Insurance Co., Ld.

Yangtsze Insurance Association

g An hat Ld.

Far Eastern Insurance Co.. Ld.

Archer & Co., Consulting Engineers, Board of LTnderwriters of New

Marine and Cargo Surveyors, Electrical York

and Prince Line, Far East Service

Street;Heating

Teleph.Contractors—5,

1880 Sankiao Blue Star Line, Ld.

F. H.Archer, a.m.i.n.a , m.i.m.e.

MacKenzie Wilh. Wilhelmsen - Norwegian,

Africa and Australia Line

Klaveness Line

Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oakland,

Ting-shang An-Lee Buick, G.M.C. Motor Cars and

Trucks (Products of General

Arnhold & Co., Ltd., Merchants, Motors, Ld.)

Engineers and Contractors — The Austin Cars

Bund, S.A.D.I.; Cable Ad: Harchi Bedford Trucks

HANKOW

Vauxhuli* 'Cars-' ■ ] ; ■

] 1

Comptoi'j • MetaMift4g$qyfe1 •' L4xem- Bahnson^& Co.,0E. W., .General Puv §ung

bourgedi^ “Coliirtidta” anfl, Rrpduce Broke? 8 Merchants

—^4, Raficheong

Oe Havill.aad'

Simon, •cA.i'

Ld.,wsnafi ‘©oiu ^iid. , Rond, S.A/D. 3; Telpphs.

Henry

Asfi Leds & Co;, Ld'., Oldliam

Manfeheller 'Cable, .&!: Bnhnsjon;, Podes: .and

406, 2644;

Bentley’s,

Oeoaige. Keighley Ld.; u'Suififiley 'Western

V. W. Union 6-Xetter, Acme and Mosse

Bahnson

j'Rois'fionilfe I^orliaby,:: Ldi, Mncoln

Sohi iDisifibiittors : — ‘t^ilnU .d!

Metr^pq 1 it4phYijGjs^A h Eieqtsleal

Export Co., Ld. 'B.yiiEY ’

Cheong Road;Codes;, Teleph.

A.B.C., ?40;

5th ,Cable Ad:

a a » * • a » ^ , Bailey; Bentley’s '

edn., and

Yu pang jeri kslen'^uT^p szu

Asia Life Insura^cSi.Ci).); Isp.,. Life In- ,l . p."(Ling' E, Nhei'M^i^, Solicitor.

Da6‘, Chinese Lawyer

surance — Asiatic^, fEetmleipi) -Bi^Udlng, P. Y. Hsu, interpreter

The Bund, S.A.I). ‘3; Oahle Ad:]jAlico-

china; Code: Acme and Bentley’s. Main ' Z: K.' Tsen, clerk

Office for the Orient; P/ Tia,' wri ter * '1

Shanghai n,, ^ ^)! 7i] Th«■ , Bund, " ' .Miss^Gyacey, Secretary

H. K BertiNen^^ager V'T.j

^ s- mKT£m BANKS*

Ying skang Ah si a htiv yu hma^s-ze

Asiatic

Ltd.—CablePetroleum CoV ifNoRTtpCHiNA),

k,drf>o¥ie - ■ ff ^ P 4* Chung im yin hong

J. J.Kitto. manager *' A Bank of China (Shanghai)—Hankow

L.T Bowker •MpJvOdlNSn-’ ’ Agency, Chung Shan Road; Taleph. 9372

E. N . Avery j H.. W: M-dirison C.Seng-.KIng-fun,

H. Yu, agent sub-agent. '

A. Lloyde

W. Brown

R. Davies> : *!' Or,AxL. BxibB

LOAM. Stock! cvjjj Eugene Lee, p.p.cashier

A. E- Johnson | J. AYatson, KanB,.G,Dah-Ghee,

Zu, accountant

J. E.Fairgrieve, installation manager

W. 0.,Davis

H. Williams*, , jl Miss

: M. Malone

Miss .0. .Rowland. J.Miss F. Ratcliff Bank Road;

of Taiwan, Ltd.—.18, Taiping

Telephs.

^ If YLsin 'Tai. 1810; Cable Ad: 276,;|(52,

Taiwangink 3^2, 1670 and

A. Niju, a^ent

Asiatic Trading Corporation, Ltd.,

The, Tea Merchants and . Brick Tea fx IM it II Wha pei ying hang

Manufacturers, Exporters of China

Produce—1, Lanling; Road; S.A.lD. Banque Beige Pour I’Etranger

, ‘2: Teleph. 14fi: Cable Ad: Asia- —Ohing Ming Building, 187a, Po-

.corpo; . Codes: A.R.C. 5th and 6th, yang Road, S.AtlDi No.' 3'; Telephs.

Edns. and Bentley’s 578-9; Cable Ad : ,Ninobe

i ji S. J. Bodaliji,, attorney L. Pander, manager

N. Rimsha,: faotory supt. C. i van Hanamie, accountant

G. Rinas, engineer

Chun Ytiet-chow, compradore

Yeh Tun-ching, clerk ft ® m m 1j

M MM ^ Wah yavyafong Tong Fang Houi li ying hang

.Associated Drug Co., Tnc:.-, Retail and Banque de I’lndo-Chine — Telephs,

Wholesale Druggists—Special District: 4094 (Manager’s Office), 85 (General

Office), 60 , (Cpmpradore’s Office);

NoM.2;E.Teleph. 381; Cable Ad:

Yittaly, Ph.s., manager ’Adco Cable Ad: Indochine

Augustinian Procuration J. M. E. Juge, manager ’ '■

{See Missions) ■ in ffboH L. iEzbghelian, signs per pro.

Mrs. G. Guillaume

HANKOW 827

m to % Mali lea lee t w ffi m &

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Wan Kuo Chu Hsio Hwei

and China—Cable Ad: Milkmaid International

R. W. Roberts, sub-agent

T. E. D. Edwards, sub-account. Paris 7, French Bund; SavingsCable Ad: Society

Intersavin.—

Office: 85, Rue St. Lazare. Head

ft m Ifc Iff: £ H Office: 7, Avenue Edward VII, Shanghai

G. J. Charleux, manager

Credit Eoncier d’Extreme Orient,

Mortgage Bank,

Architects, Real EstateAgents—4,

Fire Insurance Agents,

Rue Clemenceau; Telephs. 297 (General National The—S.A.D. City No.

Bank3; ofTelephs.

New York, 191

Office and 614Architect’s

(Manager), (Compradore) Office),

and 4007

1151 (Manager), 199 (Pro. Manager), 394

(Rent Office). Branches: Shanghai, Tien- Office); P.O. Box 25; Cable (Compradore

(General Office) and 1174

tsin, Hongkong, Tsinan and Singapore

R. M.Pontet, acting manager D. L. Hutcheson, managerAd: Citibank

E. Jottrand, signs per pro. E. B. Wright, pro. manager

R. V. French, sub accountant

Z.S. F.T.Tsen,

Fei, sub-compradore

do.

L. Y. Tsang, chief clerk mma &m

P. S. N. Gine, accountant

P. W. Tseng, secretary Chekiang hsing yeh yin hong

C. H. Tsi, do. National

Agents for

L’Union (of Paris) Fire Ins. Co., Ld. Sing SengCommercial Bank, 839,

Road; Telephs. Ltd.,804The—

and

271; Cable Ad: Natcomibank or 12814

fx m UMI Tehhwa yin hang C. A. Liu, manager

Deutsch-Asiatische Bank —S.A.D.

Bund; Telephs. 10 (General) & 408 Y.YuY.Seng Lo, assistant

Wang, sub-manager

manager

(Manager); Cable Ad: Teutonia

F. Petzsahke

W.W.Herthel,

Jacobi manager | F. Petzsahke National

Ltd., The,Commercial & Savings Bank,

General Banking—Hankow

Er-shang Han-kow Tm-hcmg Branch: 40, Avenue de Mareilly; Telephs.

Hankow Bank, Ltd.—19, Seichu-gai, 3710Kwok and 3740; Cable Ad: Nacomsav

Kit Mun, manager

Japanese Concession; Telephs. 2567,

648 and 3301; Cable Ad: Hankow-

bank

Directors — M. Irie, (managing

director), Y. Yada, J. Hozuma, Shang. hai sang yeh chu shu yin hang

S. Otsuka

Auditors—E. Nakamura and K. Shanghai Bank, Ltd., Commercial & Savings

The—30, Taiping Road,

Suzimoto S.A.D. No. 3; Telephs. 1007 (Manager’s

G. Okada, per pro. manager Office), 3701 and 3702 (General Office),

IK. Umezawa, do. 2676 (China Travel Service); Cable Ad:

P. Y. Wong, cashier Comsavbank

H. Kawasaki C: C.' Yang, first district manager

T. Furukawa I Y. iShinohara C. Chow, manager

K. Ito I Miss N. Morita Y. P. Yang, first district assist.

manager and sub-manager

i? H Wayfoong M. C. Tung, sub-manager

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. ' F. T. Yang, assilb? mairagfcr

—British C.Z.M.K. Loh, do.

204 (agent);Bund; P.O. BoxTeleph.

11 8;. Teleph. W. T. Nyien, assist, acfeount.

©. Y. Ren, do.

J. E; B. de Courcy, agent Y.; S. Chu, . : do.

C. C. Graham, accountant

G. G. Thomson I M, A. Glass T. te; K. Wofig, assists’ cashier

P. A. Sellars | Mrs. A. Blair Y. T. Sai, do.

iiANKOW

ft m ^ IE m P. Shaw, (traffic dept.)

Htng pin cheng chin yin hang T. C. O’Neill, do.

: L. M. de Luz, do.

Yokohama Specie Bank -10, The Bund,; O. E. Avasia, do.

Telephs. 121, 231, 467, 10S. and 299; P.O- C. M. Philipps, ’'(advertising

BoxY. 18;Cahle

Yasuiiaka,Ad:nuinageV

Sliokin department)'

Miss G. Ramlose, stenographer

Miss T. 11. O’tDrjscoll, do.

Mips. E- Owen, do, .

Jt M, ret' Bec Miss E./ E. Hewlett, . do.

Bechleii, E., Machinery, Toehnieat Afiss N. House (mailing dept.)

Supplier,. Optical Jctfitrutofents, Offitee Hupeh Division

Appliances—Offices and Showrooms: H. H. Aumuller, division mgr.

3rd Special iDisttict,' GoKrler Human C. R. W. Alford

and Co-operation BoiicB: Telep’h. Hunan (Division

589; Cable Ad: B:echler H. L. Mecklenburg, acting divi-

E. Bechler ' sion manager

II. Thiemanih M. E. Hewlett

H. Lindmeyer Honan Division

Behk & Mathew, Ltd,, Si, Egg Export C. D. Hobson^ iacting div. mgr.

and Refrigerating — 19, Rue Du bail, Szechuen (Division

French Concession; Cable Ad: Nbllavour F. S. Geldart,’ advisef ‘‘ ,

L. Maistre, manager

Belgian Consulate ^ ft

(See Consulates) Tgi ffing. yen lewng :see .-

Boone SchooI British Cigarette Co., Ltd., Cig

Manufacturers Lu Ho’ Ro'ad; Tei —

(See Educational) 3899’ (Manager’s Office),1 :)837 (Supt.’s

Offihe), 3886'(General Office), I6l (Eng-

Shao-hd ineer’s

and 972Office), 538 (Han

(Tacbimen River E.aciory),

Godowtis)

Botelho Bros., Merchants—1, The Hankow Factory

Bund, N.K.K. Building, S.A.D. 3; L. J. Peoples, . manager

Telephs. 3743 and 4136; Cable Ad: J. V. Webb, sujierintendant

Botelho r. CiW. H.E. Lancashire,

P. Y. Botelho, sole member of

firm T. Beer, assist,do. supt.

H. River W. M. Wright

A-P. .0- Botelho, . signs per ..pro.

P. Botelho Mathison B. van Tschurin

G.L. C.H. Pitman

W. Dunbar D-L.G. W. E.S. Fating

Symons

Ly Brigham

Bremen Colonial and China Trading J. A. Kirkbride J. H. Lee, engineer

Co., J.M.A.Moran

Witrow R. A.,Whiteside,

ChungImporters and Exporters—4,

Road, S.A.D. No. 1; Cable Han

Ad: S.R. Ledson E. F. Hewitt

aect.

Hanland

E. Bunge, manager Brown Miss M, Gracey

Bright Star Co.,Sankiao

Materials—25, PaintsStreet;

and Painting

Teleph. British Chamber of Commerce

1824 (See Chambers of Commerce)

Dr. S. T. Kong, manager

British-American British Consulate

(China), Ltd. — Tobacco Poyang Road,Co. (See Consulates)

S.A.D. Nq. 3; Telephs.; 126,, 866, 867 dj: Sheng shu hung hiiei

and 968; Cable Ad : Powhattan

H. E. Parkinson, departmental British and- Foreign Birle Society

manager Bible

I,A.. G,S. Newcomb,

Sullivan, accountant

.assist- account. Rev.Dep6t—Poyang Road, S>A.D.

R. If. Gould, proviacigl 3

secretary

Mrs. R. J. Gould

HANKOW 829

111 {& P™ y™ Partners—

M. March (Hamburg) - • ,

.British Traders’ Insurance Cdi, Ltd.— R. Lenzmann do'.

Union Buildings, Tungting Bd.; Teleph. Dr. A. Nolte(Shanghai)

’do.

159;R. Cable

F. Ad:

Hall, Union

branch, manager R. Laurenz

H. T. Shaoj conipradoVe G. Rohre’ke do.

O. Lord" (Hamburg)

G.J.Tolle, manager

S.Stiebritz,

Kress, signs per

ti ± Ta Itoo

.Butterfield k, Swire (John Swire & A. do. pro.

K. Gelliwitzer W. Tiedemann

Sons, Ltd.), Merchants and Steam- C.K. Knierim

Koch K. Tittelbach

ship Agents—fckble Ad : Swiie H. Sickel H, G. Schmidt

W. H. Lock, signs per pro* W. Sieveking L. Witzke

E. McLaren 1 -A. L. Uace W. Sievers | A. Wolff

W.R.

R. A.Qteeiihalgh

Brown ' N. B. S.P. Stephenson

r Fox Agents for

J. D. Wakeman . Miss I. Lebas Hamburgh America Line

China ’Navigation Co.* Ltd. {for other agencies see Shanghai

section)

Capt. Tinson, acting marine supt.

K. McIntyre,: sppt.: engineer

W. M. wri'ght, assist, do. Central China Christian Educational

A. J. Mandell, godowri supt. AssociATiONT^(iS''ee Educational)

IL. M. Burfitt, assist, do.

. . C. Pratt,,, gpdown office , Central, China College

Arfencies , . , j ' {See, jEducational) j

.China Navigation ,Co., Ltd.

Taikoo Sugar Refinery . Co. of \ Central ■ (Jhi Chang Nui-nai Kwng Sze

Hong Kong, Ltd. China IDairy, Dairy Farm

Blue Funnel Line; (A. Holt and behind J. C.—Hunan Road, S.A.D.3

D. H. Guzdar, rpurnager

Co.) , S. Z. Dai

London Lancasliire., Insurance

Co., Ltd.

Cruardian Insurance po. Ltd* M M A & +

British Traders Insurance Co., Chung yang dah y oh fang

Ltd. Central China Dispensary, Ltd.) Che-

mists and Druggists — 22,Ad:SingCamera;

Seng

Byrne k Co., E. G., Managers of the Road; Teleph. 157; Cable

Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

Heng Chang Coal and Coke Co.— Geo.M. K.A. How,

Paoshun Building, Whacheong Road;

Cable Bi, assist,manager

do.

E. G.Ad:Byrne

Byrne

“Central China Post,” Ltd.—

Oaldbeck, MAcaR^dott & Co.„ Wine and jCorner Hunan and Peiping Roads;

P.O., Box 28; Teleph. 211; Cable

Spirit Merchants—Ewo Road, S.A.D. Ad: Chmapost;: Codes: Bentley’s

No. 3; Teleph. 30; Cable, Ad: Pearce A.B.C. 5th edition,

Pearce & Garriock, agents H! J. Archibald, manag. direoter

Cathqlic Mission Hospital A. M. G. Grant, editor

{See Hospitals) . J. Pairoff, acct.

Catholic Mission Procuration i Pentral CtfiNA Produce Po., Importers,

{See Missions) Exporters and Coal Merchants—23, Rue

Dubail

S. L. Wu, manager

fn II Li So Central China Teacher’s College

•Cariowitz k Co.;; Export, Jmport, {See Educational)

Shipping,,

Contractors—Taj Insurance, ;Engmp^rs

Chi Men ; Cable and

Ad: ! Cbrcle Gaulois

Carlowitz and Bonafides;

6th edn., Acme, Bentley’s Coties: A.B.C. i {See Clubs)

and Carlowitz

830 HANKOW

CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE I China Inland Mission

American

General ;—Cable

c/o Ad:

American Consulate- (tiee Missions) :

Amchaincom

President—O. E. Yongehr ^ Ch‘i Lai

Vice-do. —R. V. Leahy [ China Inland Motors Fed. Inc. r

Secretary— E. B. Wright U.S.A —36, Rue Dubail, F.C.;

British—Hongkong & Shanghai Bank 3754 Telephs. 89 and 1915 (office) and

Building; Cable Ad: Britiscom (Service Station); Cable Ad:

Chairman—C. ID. Dixon Ford

Vice.-do. —J. L. Bowker R. V. Leahy, president

Committee—F. G. Raddon, W. B. J: Laney, director

H. Lock, J. E. B. de Courcy, tD. A. Wilson, treasurer

W. S. Dupree W Bahnson, Szechuen, mgr.

Secretary—T. C. G. Pearson P. A. Fedoroff, stock dept.

H. Ekvall, mgr. North West

Danish Territory

Chairman—A. Bosselman W. F. Rodrigues, accountant

W T. Wong, service manager

D. Vega, stenographer

Hankow B. K. Cheng, Chinese sales

bers ofCommittee of Foreign Cham-

Commerce—Hongkong and Distributors for: —

Shanghai Bank Building Ford, Motor Co.—Cars, Trucks &

Committee

man), F.— Goto,

F. W. N.TitusKato,(chair-

G. Tractors

Tolle, M. Pirenne, C. D. Kelly Springfield Tire Co.—Tires

Dixon, O. E. Vougehr, A. Tubes and Accessories

Lordereau and F. G. Raddon United American/ Bosch COrp.—

Secretary—T. C. G. Pearson Magnetos and Auto Accessories

Johnson Motor Co. — Outboard

Marine Motors and Boats

# ® ^ F. A. B. Manufacturing Co.—

Teh guo hsiang hui Trailers, Frames, etc.

German—Teleph. 739; Cable Ad : A gmcies :—

Ocean Accident and Guarantee

Handelskam Corp.

Chairman—G. Tolle Columbia Casualty Co.

Hon. Secretary—H. Sobbe

Japanese—Taiwan

Road; Teleph. 1448 Building, Taiping China Import & Export Lumber Co., Ltd.

Chairman—M. Kendo —Special Administrative

phs. 2236 (Manager’s District;

Office), Tele-

91 (Chinese

Vioe-do. —K. Nakanishi

Committee—T. Atsuta, N, Kato,' Staff), and 111 ^..(Shipping Godown);.

E. Horie, T. Tomonaga, S. Cable D. A.Ad:Wilson,

Lumberco

manager

Fukushima, K. Noguchi, iS.

Hirawo, T. Takatshji, T.

Haraguchi and S. Tamabuchi

Secretary—K. Sato # » it ®

China International,. Famine Relief

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Szeming Street, Commission Committee

Hankow;for' Hupeh—28

Cable Ad:.

& China—(iSVe Banks) Famrerbi^tO.T

Chee Chairman—A. T. Belichenko

Hwa Hsin Cement

Li, French „Co,, Ltd —4, Pa

Concession Vice-Chairman—Chow Hsin Tang

Hon., Spqretary-eiL.

Hu Mu Yi, manager Secretary—P. H. HuTodp§m

China Electric £0., Ltd., Electric ; Accountants—Thomson A Co.

Materials—11, Huang Pei Road, S.A.D. Chief Engineer - 0,; J. Todd

No. 2; Teleph. 25; Cable Ad: Microphone China Merchants’Ste^m NAtidATioif Co.

C. Y. Hwang Hwan Hao, gerteral‘mariager !

HA^KQW 831

^ ^ ^ ^ GL U B S

FtM^f sApw kun^sze t ii m &

■China

—CentralMutual LifeP0.stInsurance

China Qo., Ltd.

BuildingTeleph. Ha'tevuQ’k 'tkung iiuei

42S;Hugh'

CableMiddl'

AdMiddleton Cercle Gaulois (‘French ‘Club)—32,

esqii & Co.', agetit.s Rue Dhu^mWbx, F^encH' Concession •

Teleph. 6 ,

China National Aiviation Corpora- Chai'finaja-^El

Hon: Secy.—A. A.M.E,H.pochard:

d’Ozouville

tion—53,' Sankiao Street; Teleph.

3940.; Head Qflice.:-;3, Cantop Road, Customs Club—Victoria Stragselj S.A.D.

Shanghai j (reside,n.t.-77tR. Hamilton:

F. C. Hedgeland

J. H. Tsu, branch manager . i. • Vicerdo.i.—td.i

China Soap Co., LId., The (‘Incor- lion*. Secretary—M. Keane

porated under the Ctomj3ariie3 Ordin- Hon. Treasurer—T. Dawson

ances of Hong Kong) —* A.P.C. Hon. Idbrarijm—C. jH. Davis

Building; Telejph, k)20; Cahle; Ad : ■ Hankow. ; A.D.C.

2di0. BtankoiiF • < 'orninit-tee—F. E. Peacock, (pre-

C. P. Chahg , sident), Mrs. W. Rigden, S. P.

Gracey, O. • O. Hooper, S. J.

China Tome Tradino Co., Importers and Godwin, : and A- E.treasurer)

T. Elliot (hon.

Commission Agents^-3, Yangtsze Road spcretary

S.A'Joseph

D. 3f Tsu,

Tel^ph. 3496

general manager tS ^ Po leu

Chi^ta Trading C,o!., The, Cpmintss'ion Hankow Club—FaucheongRofed, Ex-Bri-

tish Concession; Telcphs. 376 (Secretary)

and I|hfe\iraiice Agents—^3, 'Ting Yu and 5 (Members) '

Lee, Plunam

1645; Road,Alert

Cable Ad: iS.A.D. 3; Teleph. Chairman—H. A. Allan

T. M. Kao, manager Vice-do. —J. K. Bowker

Secretaries—Lace & Carman, Ld:

Chinese

Co. .Engineering & .Development is m it m

Agents:—Kinkee Electric Co. shan .bau miar z<\ng

Chiu Ta Salt Refining Co., Rock and Hankow R^ce, Club and Recreation

Ground—Telephs. .116- (Office) and 7

Refined Salt—2, Hou Loa Ho Kai, . ;((Irandstand)

Native City; Teleph. 1339 Committee — C.Hewitt

E. .Sherwin (chair-

S. C. Hsu, manager man), R. N. (vice-chairman),

W. Herthel, T. C. G- Pearson,

iDl LI Hutcheson,. P. D. Weeks

Chung hwa kung ping monH kung sze and ID. A. Wilson

Secretary—E. C. Fry

Chung Hwa Steel Products and Trad-

ing Co., Ltd., Importers of metals, paper Stewards—W. B. Rigden ■ (chair-

and man),' W. iS. Dupree (clerk of

Exteil.,woollen

Frenchgoods — 33, Rue

Concession; de Paris

Teleph. 170; the course), E. G. Byrne, O.

Ti-efurt, H. E. Parkinson, F.

Cable Ad:" Chung^ Steel

Wang Chung Yu, manager G. Rad don and P. D. Weeks

Yang Pak-yuen, assist, mgr. Secretary to Stewards—G. Hump-

hreys

Chungking Import S.A., Casing Ex-

porters—Djin Dja Tai, Ta Chi-men ® * it &

G. Dohr, manager Hai-ChvM-Chin-Nien-Huei

Church General Hospital Navy, Y-M-C-A.—>-12, Huangpei Road

(See Hospitals) S.A.D. 2; Teleph. 1382; Cable Ad:

Ansec

Church of Immaculate Conception (Dr. J. V. Latimer, executive secy-

(See Missions) Mrs. B. Meiser, office secretary

HANKOW

t m m m a * ® a a a *

IS'go huoh tsung dui Ta tuck kuo ling shih shu

Russian Club—Ex-Russian Conces- GeEmany—Special trict No. 1; Cable Administration

Ad: ConsugermaDis-

sion ; Teleph. 56 Consul General—W. Timann

Chairman—A. T. Beltchenko Vice-Consul—G. A. Sakowsky

Vice-do.

Hon. —D. M. Melnifcoff

Treasurer—P. S. Ivanoff Chancellor—P. Guenther

Hon. Secretary—P. A. Fed oroff Secretary—F. Illenberger

Archibald

F E. PissarerGrant

H. E. Ramsay iff » a *8 £ *

Secretary—A. F. Ghertovitch Ta ying tsung ling sz fao

Librarian—D. J. Lebedeff-Leontievsky Geeat Beitain, Consulate-General —

Teleph. 229; Cable Ad: Britain

Consul

Hewlett,General.—Sir

k.c.m.g. W. Meyrick

± li Consul—F. A. Wallis

Cohn, De. A. J., m.d. — Private Office:

Panoff Bldg., S.A.D. No 2; Telephs. 618 Vice Consul—J. A.C. Tice

C. C. Alexander

and 626 (Hankow General Hospital) Pro-Consul—W.

Constable—J. Boyle

Typist—Miss B. House

C'OMPAGNIE FeANOO-AmEHICAINE d’As-

sueances—Head Office : Shanghai ® & m * n *

Racine & Co., agents Ta jih pen ling sz kwan

COMPAGNIE ObIENTEALE DE CAPITALIZA- Japan—Yamasaki Consul-General—K.Road;Kuwashima

Teleph. 66

TION—32, Avenue

Y. K. Fong, agentde Marcilly

Netheelands—11, Rue Marechal Foch

Consul—R. Herremans

CONSULATES

M iu IT3& *

PI fgj ^ fl P Jt * Ta no viai kioak fu ling ze fu

Td pi kwoh ling shih yd mm Noeway—Teleph. 1880

Belgium—11, Rue du Marechal Foch, Vice Consul—C. E. Peacock

French

ActingConcession; Cable Ad: Belsulat

Consul General—R. Her- Poetcgal—Ex-Russian Concession

remans Consul—A. Beltchenko

» * s ** & m w M *

Ta den kuo ling tsz fu Ta say tin kuok ling sz

Denmaek Sweden—Teleph.

Vice-Consul—M. 167,5Hallberg

Acting Consul—A. Bosselman

% m ® m & si » ® m a * *

Finland—31, Rue Dubail: Teleph. 1751 United Ta mei. kuoh tsung ling shih fu

Consul —S. J. F. Jensen GeneealStates of Ameeica Consulate-

Cgnsul-CienI.—Waiter A. Adams

*«®®maa Consul—Lewis Clark

Ta Fa lan »e ling iz kmm Vice Consuls-^Henry A. W.

Beck, Edmund O. Clubb,

Feance-—Cable George M. Graves, James B.

Consul—.M. Ad: Fransulat

Bander, Pilcher and Verne G. Staten

Clerks—Miss E. Bannes andi

Chancelier—E. Pochard

Interprete—K.. Wache

Lettre Indigene—Yin Ting-o Miss B. Graeey -

Interpreter—T. M. Chu

HAN.KOW

Cbedit Foncies d’Extkeme Orient River Office

{See Banks) Biver Inspr.—W. D. Fraser

Assist. Biver Inspector—G. F. C.

Corfield

Actg. Dis. Biver. Inspr.—E. H.

Crooks & Co., W. J., Export, Insur- Sexton

ance and Commission Agents— Te- Biver Officers B. L. B. Byde, B.

lephs. 345 and 601; Cable Ad: Mon- Camatta, G. F. W. Hudson and

baron W. W. Mortimer

W. J. Crooks Second Officer—M. A. Wallace

K. W. Crooks, assistant Customs Club

Agencies

lLaw Union Bock Insurance Co., {See -Clubs)

Ltd.

Batavia Sea and Fire Insurance Danish Chamber of Commerce

{See Chambers of Commerce)

Co,, Ltd.

International Assurance Co., Ltd. Danish Consulate

{See Consulates)

Hi 2C Kiang han kuan Delta Trading Co., General Merchants

Customs, Chinese Maritime—Telephs, and Insurance Agents—Model District;

General 103 and 554, 1244 (Apprais- Teleph. 2297.

ing Office) and 3909 (Clearance Deutsche Asiatische Bank

Office) {See Banks)

Commissioner—E. G. Lebas

Acting Deputy Commissioner—Lu Deutsche Farben, H. G. Waibel & Co.,

Shou Wen Importers of Supplies—

Dyes, Chemicals

Assistants—Chan Man-to, Chen Photographic

Yu Kuan, Lei Chung Pin W. Cable Ad: Waidefag S.A.D. No.andi 1

H. King, H. K. J. W. Flana- H. Krabbel, signs per pro.

gan, A. M. H. d’Ozouville, Sin K. Mauerer, do.

Ting Kwan, Wang Wen Chu, H. Hoffmann, do.

Chen Shan Yi and Li Chung F. Westphalen

Chiang H. Theophil© | Miss E. Klussmann

Medical Officers—Dr. iShu Hou- Technical Department

jen, iDr. A. H. Skinner and Dr. P. Hess, signs i. V.

Chow Ming Yu K. Hartung

Chief Tidesurveyor and Harbour

Master—T. J, Broderick

Asst. Tidesurveyor-r—W. H. Bird Oodwellm & kCo., Teen cheang |

Ltd., General

Boat Officers—G. J. Walters, Gi Merchants,. Shipping_and Insurance

F. Dewson and W. E. Davies Agents—5, Tmigting 'Boad ; Teleph.

Assist. Boat Officers—P. E. Pogo- 4T;

dii?}. O. E. Segerholm and N. Well. P-O.Branches: Box '8 ; H6ng

'Cable Kdng.

Ad : Dod-

Can-

F. Alexandroff

Appraisers-t-^G. H.‘ S. Fewkes, B.: ton, Shanghai, Foochow, Chung-

king, Colombo, Yokdhama, Kobe,

J. Green and A. E. V.- K)elsen Vancouver, VidtoTia' (B.O.), Seattle

Examinei*s-rG..

E. Pateman, J.' E.ID.Baukham, (Wash.), San Francisco, New York,

Grundul, A.T. Antwerp-

P. Zazersky, B. W. B. B. H. and Lotfdon(,(11ead Office)

Huenc, D. iDuchamp, A. Mit- F. G. 'Baddon,'manager

chell, F. Gutteridge, T. Ivanoff B. E. J. Crokfiis '

V. I. Mamaeff, Lo Pak Hung, H. iL, Wan

T. C. Cheng

N. S. Vihogradoff, N. S. Jid- S. T. Lee t ,

koff, Lincoln W. T. Yeli, Kwok L. C. Kao

Hon Hung and Lui Fuk Tim Agents for i

Tidewaiterfe—B, E. Pistriiiloff & Dodwejl-New York Line of Steamers

N. Nicolson Barber-Wiltyelm,sen Line

27

HANKOW

Lloyd Triqstino Off WW:

Pb^L'irle; ' / , ' ..

■ NaVagflHbViei Gon erale' ttaliana .. \ Dollar Lumber Co., and Wholesale andWha

Re-

Natal Line of Steamere "' :

' tail Lumber,.-Export. Import—

•Ocean: Trdnspdft'Go./L'd. ;; 1 A ; Ching KaifTelepbit 160; Cable Ad:

Union Assurance

Thamed &• ’ MerseySociety,

MarineLd.Insurance (Fire) Dollar H. E., Kay, manager

. .

OcxiiLd. '(.Marini) ^ : - Albert Robinson

Liverpool

InsaraAce andi Lohdon arid Globe

New India Go.,Assurance

Ld.: (Marine)' Co., Ld.,1 Du Pont’de fg llevg hsinf

Bombay.

Standard (Marine)

Life Assurance ij ) .

Co. >v■ ■■< :.■ Nemours & Cb., ttc., E. I.,

Manufacturers and Importers of Indigo,

Kailan Mining Administration Andipe-Dyes and :Chemi,Qa)s-7#3,!

ting Road; Teleph. 3182; CableTang- Ad:

Und^r,«r9/)d-(TypewE^f^j^g.,

Itoneo, Ld. I,Qe v, ., f I Dupont and 0114,

Central Agency, Ld. L. R. Moore,'manager ;

Crown Cork Co., Ld. . -. J. Y. Wu, Chinese inanager ,

Gerrard Wire Tying Co., Ld, Dutch Consulate

Safe Cabinet Co.

Callender’s

Ld. TeachersCable & Construction C,o., (See Consulates)

Wm. & Sdris. Highland. East-Asiatiq

ship/ OwnersCo.,/LTn., AgencyMeroliapts—

of Steam

Cream Whisky -' : ; 1 a,^!, General

Whitbread &. Co:, Ld. ,Ale and Stout The CableBund, SlAT). ,No. 1; feleph. 216;

Ad: Orient

Burrells’ <& Co.,' Ld. "

ll. Schmidtagent,] ■P., .;Porisaing

A-S.Bosselnjan, ,.

KAIPINS COALS Agencies

Steamship Co. Q.rient, Copenlvagen

The Kailan Mining EDUCATIONAL ^ j]

Administration Boone Schood (American Church

Genera! Managers for Mission)—Wuchang

Johnson C. Y, Leo, m.a., principal

THE YAO HUA MECHANICAL Yun-Tih

Robert Wang, b.a., supt, of studies

GLASS CO.. LTD. EverardA.P.J(Epnp,

Miller,b.,sc.,Jr., do.

m.a.,works

supt.

of English

Rev. B. O. L.studies

Yen, m.a1.,1 boy-scout

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—Agents. Dmaster

C. F. Ngai, bursar

Telephone 48. Joseph L. Y. Fan, B.A., registrar

Dojin Hospital - (See Hospitals)

iDojin Medical , School . Central China Christian Educational

(See Educational) Association

College, Wuchang;Central

Cable China Ad: Teachers

Central,

Wuchang; OodeS: C.I.M., Missions

^ , ic

Dollar

ping and C64 The

GeneralRobert, Lumber,— Ship-

Importers Wha

Ching iKai; Teleph. 160; Cable Ad : Central China College '-The (co-

operating Units: Boone College,

Dollar American Church Mission; Griffith

H. F. Kay, manager John College, Londo i Mission:Church

FTn-

Albert Robinson pipg College, Reformed

General Agents for. '' Mission: Wesley College, Wesleyan

Dollar Steamship' Lines Methodist Mission; Yale-in-China

Americaii Mail Line College, Yale Mission)—Wuchang

HANKOW , 835

Central China Teachers’ Cojoljaje France Import, S.AR.K,,s Capital $1.0,0QQ,

(W.M.S. and A.C.M., OT.S, A.P.M. ; Importers and Wholesalers of Wines

and,C.C,C.E.A,)—Wucljang,;

Central,4 Codes: O.t.M.’ MiSsio^A Cable Ad: and Spirits,

French Beer, etc.—Rue

Concession; Cable Ach Dautremer

Franc-

impor, Code Bentley's

^ m ¥ iz Hi] A. K. Michael, partner

P. R. Rpirc, do.

Tung yen i shoo tung . French Consulate

Dqjin

S. Medical School—Yi Yuen Road,

A.D.j Teleph. 1021 . Consulates) (See . / .:'

T. Fujita, president

JPa wen hio Itiao m is Fuk ifu'.tei1

Fcurmeister .'4s- Co., ’ Exporters and

Ecole Mitnicipale Francais—15, Rue Road, Insurance Agents

Cable—the37, 1 Han Chung

Dautremer; Cable Ad: Frencji Scdiool F. W.S.A.D.

Titus,1;signs A^firmEuropasia

. i

Hankow Private School--Corner of W. Hummel | A. Peter

Tientsin and Poyang Roads

British , and American Consuls, Fuji Paper Co.,

Importers

Manufacturers and

,General,. Chairmen

’‘Secretary- of Board'

.rPearsoh, Box 31 of, s Paper—13, E\vo Road, P.O.

Principal—Mrs; K Cundall, b!a. K. Nodaj pian^ger '

Lutheran Theological Seminary— fit H P ii Me sin

Shekow, Hupeh Gale Co., The L. E., Motor Cars, Trucks,

Rev. Sten Bugge, president Buses and BoatsrMotors, Road Parts

Machinery,

Rev. A. W. Edwins,

Rev. E. Sbvik, d.d. d.d. Tires, Airplaries, and

Rev. G. Carl berg, m.a., b.d. Accessories—48, Rrp Bautremer,;

1 Frepch

Rev. K. Korhonen Concession;

Agencies Cable i^d: Gale

Dodge Bros. Motor Cars, Trucks

m^ #m and Buses

Seng hsi.li ta nu sho shao Gnited Aircraft find Trfifisport

Corporation

St. HildaN SciiooL for Girls (Ameri Detroit A i rcVaftI,”"

Corporation

can‘Church MisHon)—Wuchang

Miss tDl T. T. Tso, principal [ Waco,

Glbnh Aircraft

L. Martin Cp*.Co,,

Faipchild Aerial Camera Corporation

Miss

Miss L.V. Boynton

Cox Miss F.M.'B.E. Roots

I Miss Spurr

Miss E. F. Goslinh Miss O.B. Tomlin Garry. & Cunningham,

to Bureau Veritas forInc.,, Hulls,Surveyors

Engines

St. PiiOjaiE’^ ScrtpoL for Beaconesses and Boilers, Marine Surveyors,.

ing Engineers^ and Naval: Architects-^- Consult-

(American Chnrch Mission) Bureau Veritas; Cable Ad: Garry

, ' .; ,V ) '-] (For

Wesley, I , Boys)—Wuchang

. •rif.il J V; C. F. Garry, m.ln

T. R.College

Ching). M.a., headmaster M.S.M.D.,,

Educational Association ifi) ^ Lao'ghi U

(See Educational) Geldmacher & Lindmeyer, Exchange

and Bullion Brokers—Yih Yuen Road,

11 ^ Pau shun S.A.D. No. P; Cfible Ad: Lindiheyef r

P. Geldmacher j H. Lindmeyer

Evans,

and EstatePugh Agents—Paou

efe Cd., ShippingShan, Insurance

Kdad;

Cable Ad : Enthusiast H a SB'S® ffl 1

Agehcies Ying;kwgh 'din ze :

Phoenix Fire Insurance Co. General Elegtric

Nortli'China Insurance Co., Ld.' 23, Tungting Road;CpI.Teleph,.

of China»

1880;LTD,

Cablet

Finnish Consulate Ad: Tanwu

(See Consulates) ' , , The Fnitcd Trading' Co., Ltd., local

agent ;nuj .1.

27*

83tf HANKOW

GERMAij CON'STn.ATE

(See Consulates) , HANkoV C£pB^(N^e ,Clubs)

German Chamber of Commerce MHankow^ tsan y.u tamyao Pfang@1

(See Chambers, of ( Cpmme^qe) ' , , Hankow Dispensary, Ltd., Chemists,

Germanischer Lloyd—Racine ^Building, and DealersAerated

Druggists, Water Manufacturers

inHanoi

Photographic

Rue Dubail

C. W. Butson , >!; v i | Corner Rue de and RueGoods—

Dubail,

F.C.; Telephs.

(Water Factory); 23 Cable

(Chemists)

Ad: and 356

Dispensary

lai H, Dewsbury^ manager

Gillespie-Rogers-Pyatt Co., Inc., Ex- A. W. Clear, assist, manager

porters

Gillrogers and Importers — Chble Ad: A,G. Humphreys,

R. inhaler,.secretary

chemist

R. V. Leahy, manager Hankow Dyeing Works, Ltd.—Tai An

B.W.J.Bahnson

Laney I L. Rodrigues ! Lee, Model District

W. F. Rodrigues | L. Vega H. B. Liu, managing, director

P. Chow, coiripradbre Hankow Fire Insurance Association—

Glen Line Eastern Agencies, Ltd.— I 245;Racine 1,

Cable

Building,

Ad:

Rue Dubail;

Nielcolm

Teleph.

N.K.K. Building, 1, The Bund. Secretaries—Nielsen & Malcolm

S.A.lD. [No. 3; Teleph. 739; Qable

Ad: Grleiffine; Alt Chfles C Hankow General Hospital

. H. Sobbe (See Hospitals).

35 M Meiya ® W A t Tz yep si pay

Globe iv RdTc.Eas Fire Insurance NCo-— Hankow Herald, Inc. — 25, Rue Dau-

A.P.C.

Teleph. Building, The Bund,; S A D. 3; tremer; Cable

1358; Cable,,Ad: Underiters

American Asiatic' Underwriters, Fed. J. L. Cowen,Ad: Heraldeditor

managing '

1

-

tpq.jjU.S.A-; M^pagers fov tBe Orient Wilfred Y. F. Ling, city editor

fr ^ ± * a Hankow Ice Works Ltd., The, Ic©

and Aerated Water Manufacturers—

Ge lien shift' piao 'hbng Rue Marechal JoJTre; Cable Ad : Ice

Gracey & Pearson, Exchange Bill and T. H. Craicher, managing director

Bullion Brokers — Union Building;

Telephs. 425 and 513 E.C. C.Humphreys,

Schweigertsecretary

S. P. Gracey j T. C. G. Pearson Miss V. Croucher

Guzdar & Co., Commission Agents wHankow

& tien ten Rung n szem

—Hunan Road; Cable Ad: Guzdar

Hamburo-AmerIka Linie Hankow Light and Power

Kai Hsien Road; Cable Ad: PowereoldCo., Ltd.—12,

H.L.G.Witzke,

Schmidt,superintendant

representative Y.and Tucker, a.m.i.e e., chief engineer

Carlo witz and Co., agents manager

W. Sievers L. G. Jeffery, m.i.e.e., a.m.i.mech.e.,

chief assist, engr. and assist, mgr.

Hankow Bank Ltd. — (Nee Banks) Sales and Distribution Dept.

H.K.B.W.Ching,

Wu, distribution assist.

assist, sales engr.

Hankow Chemical Laboratory The, J. F. Avasia, sales assist.

Analytical Laboratory .Analysts and Generation Dept.

Chemists to the Hankow Committee of G. H.Hare, power station.supt.

Foreign

Rue Chambers of1751; Commerce—31, Mackenzie, assh power sta. sapt.

Labo;Dubail;

Codes: Teleph.

A.B C: 5th andCable Ad: Accounts

6th edns., J. R.. Dept.chief accountant

Trend,

Bentley’s and Universal R. Wong, chief clerk

S. J. F. Jensen, b.sc. & ph.f.s.d.c.e. and C. Verde, assist.

MiA.s.t.m. proprietor

J. Lundegard, b.sc.,and director

f.s.d.c.e. S. Chu, cashier

Correspondence—Mrs. M. Avasia

HANKOW 837;;

Agents for Central China, for , in

^

The General Electric. Co. of China Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ltd,—6, The -k p 9

Ld., Shanghai Bund; Teleph.'31; Cable Ad: Crosfield

H. W. Winstanley

Ja if ^ SI W. E. Reiners | W. G. Scott/ ■

Han ping teli lu chu PU M Ching ming

Hankow-Peiping Railway (Formerly the Hemmings ik Berkley, Architects and

Kin-Han Railway).. Head Office: Han- i Civil Engineers—Ching Ming Building,

kow S.A.D. No. 3; Teleph. 163: Cable Ad:

Hankow Press Packing Co;- C Module; Codes: A-B.C. 5tk and Bentley’s

Arnhold and Co., agents ‘ R.C. 0.E. Scammell,

Hooper, f.k.i.b.a.,

a.rj.b.a.m.i.st.e.‘

Hankow Printing Office, Printers, Book- K. T. Liu

binders

Street, S.A.D.' and SStationers - 7, Sankiao

Y. C. Chien, general manager Hempel, G. H., Architect and Civil

Engineer—17, Yih Yuan Road

Hankow Private School Hohsin

cheong &Road; Co., Metal

Teleph.Dealers—14,

331; Cable Fap-Ad:

(See Educatiqnal) Hohsin

Hankow Race Club and Recreation Hong Kong and Shanghai Backing

Ground— (See Clubs) Corporation—(^eg Banks)

IB ac @e @ S8 n 0!

Hankow chi ch’i hsi i. chu HOSPITALS

Hankow Steam Laundry—49, Lanling. IS ® g K

Road,

Y. M.2ndLing, Spfecial District; Teleph. 53.

proprietor Tie7i chu fang i yueh 1

R. Ling, manager Catholic Mission Hospital—Poykng

Road, British Concession; TelepM. 19

amnam (Foreign Dept.), 1339

Rev. Mother M- M.oirfbelE,(Chinese Dept.)

leister-

Hankow song pan kee eke sui din in -charge, • Foreign department_

. yu hien hung sef, '. Rev. Mother T. Pozzaij, sister-in-

Hankow Waterworks & Electric Light charge,. Chinese departmpnt

Co., Ltd.—Head Office: Taiping Road; Church General Hospital'. (Ameri-

Waterworks:

Works: Ta WongHan Kia Tung; Electricity can; Church Mission)—Wuchang

Dept.: Water Tower;Miao;

Teleph.Engineering

707 (Main

Office) and 549 (Engineering Dept.);

Cable Sr W t 1^] Tun9 3en i Ven

P. Z:N.Ad: Liu,Waterlight

director and geii’l. manager 1 Dojin HospitAL (Japanese Hospital)—

Corner

F. Rie, engineer GermanHeyking and Aug.Telephs.

Concession; Street, 190ex-

Han WhA & Co., Sanitary and Heating and 1021; Cable, Ad: Dojinbyoin

Contractors—2, Whay T. Fujita, supt.

Y. F. Leib, signs per Ying

pro. Lee (4 Doctors 12 Nurses and: 2 Mid-

wives)

« Hi H 0!

Hanyang Iron and Steel Works ^ ^ m

C, T.T. S.Huang, m.e.,. m.a., general supt.

Seng, secretary Hankow General Hospital, The—30,

C.P. C.T. Huang (blast affairs

furnacedept.)

dept.) Szeming Road, SrA.D. No. 2; Teleph.

Han (general 618A. J. gv Cohn, m.d., physician-in-chief

W. C. Tsoo (store dept.) H. S. Yui, m.d.

Y. S. Yang (mechanical dept.)

K. C. Chen (accounts dept.) International Hospital—Teleph. 47;

,F. C. Kong (medical dept.) Ex-Russian Concession

8.38'' HANKOW

n & m 4i ^ ^ n m Japanese Chamber of Commerce

Hwa CHANd;,;C&Mi?ANi- Ltd., The, Im- (See Chambers of Commerce)

porters ■•Exporters,aDd General M‘er- Japanese Consulate

chants-^9,: > Bahlia Building, Hunan 1 (See Consulates) )

Road ; Telepn. 309;„Oable Ad: Great

Wall, Code Bentley’s

T. S. Hwa, managing director E wo

lS. L. Yue, assist, manager Jardine, Matheson &Co., Ltd., Merchants

T. C: Wang, accountant

T. S. Ngai I K. N. Kuo ' —The W. S. Dupree, sighs per pro. 35.

Bund, S.A.D. 3; Teleph.

L. F. Hwang | Y. S. Liu W. B. Kigden'

W. B. Cornaby

H. A. Allan 1 R. G. Boyd

Yinq shany no ?ia men aumg^hien , G. K. Chatham J A. E. B. Lam hie

G. H. Gompertz

; Agencies . . , ■ | L. Corrigan

HU hsien kuny sz . , Hong Kong Fire Insurance Co.r

Imperial

Ltd.—62,Chemical Industries

Hunan Road (China),

;• Telephs. 366, 1 Canton Ltd. ^ , ,.,n

367 and 2044; Cable Ad: Alkali InsUrhnce Co'Y., Ltd.

iS. M. Gillespie, div. manager Indo-'China S.

Peninsular & Orient N. Co.,S.Ltd.S. Co.

W. G. Woodcock- Ltd. T

D. M. Clarke ' j F. K. Partridge Bank Line

L. G. Irwin j Miss I). Stanion

I. G. Sinclair (Changsha)

© ® » M

|£ fll Ho chi Kai lan kicong wu elm

International Export Co.,. Ltd., Ex- Kailax Mining Administration — 5,

porters—Teleph. 146; Cable Ad: Tungting Road

Natio Dodwell & Co., Ltd., agents

J. J. T. Irvine, Vnanager

P. S. Purry, assist, manager

J.H. D.G. Calvert, sub. assist,

Notman, accountant manager Koon Chkonc Engineering Works,

J.A. G.N. Geddes, chief engineer Engineers, Iron Founders, Boilermakers,

Bryden E.F. E.Owen etc.,

Engineering'and Iron Structural Workof

and Contractors for all Classes

R. Emmerson Deeley —Office and Works: Ta Chi Men; Teleph.

S.P. J.B. Godwin E. J. Sanders 3448

Stimpson

W. Hutchinson H. G. Wilson W. C. Wood C. Lin, manager

J. Linford H. Ward

± ?L Kung sze

m m * m m Kunst & Albers, Import, Engineer-

Wan Tend ta yok fang ing and Shipping—Head Office :

International Pharmacy, General Im- Harbin, Hamburg. Branches: Shanghai

porters, Wholesale and' Retail: Chemists Bund; Telephs. and Nanking; 11, , The

and

Buildings; Druggists — 1202 Lutheran Mission Ad: Kunstalber;1557Codes anid, 71; Cable

A.B.C. 6th

T. S. Tsu,Teleph. general-manager edn. Bentley’s, Rudolf Mosse, Acme

and Private

K. T. Lee, chemist T and manager H. W. Siegel,

; C.H. K.T. Lee Shu | - H. S. Cheng . W. Amsinck

A. Pleiss, 'engih.eer (Represent of

International Savings Society Roeqhling .Steel Works)

(See Banks) : M. Wolfrum, dipl. engineer

Agents

Itoh Swedish East Asiatic Co. (Shipping)

— Y.17,&Kodarna,

Co.? 0., Road,

Poyang Importers

S.A.D.of 3Cotton Yarn (For

manager

Other agencies see Shanghai

Section) ,

liANKOW

Lacey & Cannan, Ltd., Importers, Ship-

ping and Insurance, Cpminii&ioti Agents, LjOVATT) & ^ 1^. Bov, 'pu

Byrne,;& Bill apd BuiiipnHrokers

etc.—Hongkong and Shanghai Bank

Building; Teleph. 573;! Cahle Adi5 Lacan; . Code: IJentley's;..Shanghai

—Hongkong ; Bank Bldg.;

Code: Bentley’s

N. H. Lacey, director' (Shanghai) ' E. G. Byrne "" . ' V , 7

J.V. F.C. Canaan, Agents

Olive, do.dd

A. E. T. Elliott' tnanager, Xd’eAeran Theologlcap .Seminary

signs 'per pro'. (Nee Educational)

Agencies

Ellerman t?Line i: „ Lutherian Board- of Publication—23,

American and MaBichurian Line

Coi-nhill Insurance Co., Ld. Liangyi

Luther Street; Tqleph. 1686; Cable Ad:

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ld.

China Fire Insurance Co., Ld.

Lloyd’s Agents js ; L’Union (of Baris) Fire Insurance Co.,

Ltd.—Teleph.

R. Pontet, manager 297;■ Cable

, Ad: Belfran

L’Epakgne Franco - Chi^oise — Panoff M.E. Jottrand;,signs per pro.

Building, S.A.D, 2; Telepli. 1111; CaBle S.Z. T.F. Fei,

Ad: Lepargne Tsen,compradore

sub- do.

P. W. Tseng, secretary

Lee & Co., D. A., Commission Agents Agency

and General Merchants—7, Ding Ah Credit Fogcier d^xtioipe-Orient

Lee, PoyangAd:Road,

375; Cable DaleeS.A;D. No. 3; Teleph.

I). A. Lee, signs the firm 7M S'% t Bung mow

Y. K. Tang,, signs per pro. Mackenzie & Co., Ltd., (Incorporated

under the Companies Ordinances of

Li & Co.,. T. Y., Importers, Exporters, ers Hong Kong), Hydraulic Press Pack-

, Smelters

tremer, and Engineers—23,

French (Concession;Rue Dau- 428;andCable

..Teleph.

Commission Agents—Teleph.

Ad: Mackenzie, Codes;

2650; Cable Ad: Tyji- Codes: Acme, A.B.C. ( StBj & • 6>tK e(in., Liebers,

Bentley’s and Universal ' Western Uniohy A. I. and Bentley’s.

T. Y. Li, manag'er Branches in Shanghai,, Tientsin,

Chungking, Tehang, ' Ldndop'Office:

ft ^ Bing Woo [ 4-, ■ Lloyd’s ’ AVenue. • :E.C.

Liddell Bros. & C6., Lt.., Hide, Skin Directors—-F. W. Poath,, (manag-

and General Produce Brokers,— ing director),' W. A. Argent,

Tungting, Whacheong and Poyang M. BonifaCe"

Roads; Hydraulic iPrefes Packers; C. D. Dixon

Telephs. 78, 296 an d 2225; Cable Ad : John' StenhoUse'

Liddell A. B. Blair

L. B. Howell, signs per pro. Agencies „

C. F. D. Lowe Sea Insurance , ', >-

C. A. Donnelly Northern Assuran.ee- r)

Liggett &, Myers Tobacco Co. (China), McKesson St mRobbins, £

Ltd.—1, Ewo Road; Cable Ad: port, Import, MShipping, inc.—Ex- Insurance

Liggmyteco

L. F. Tebbutt

S. W. Rossuck | H. B. Row sell —Holt Building; Cable Ad: Ala-

crity; Codes : Acme,'Bontley-s A.B.

C. 5th edn. and 5th Improved. Head

Lloyd’s Register of Shipping—Racine Office: Bridgeporty Comu. U,S.A.

Branches: 141, Tiendong Road,

Building, Rue Dubail Shanghai; Wanhsien, Szeehuieii, &

C. W. Butson

Chungking, Szechuen

London Missionary Society O. E. Vongehr, attorney

(See Missions) ' ’ E. I. Owen

840 HANKOW

Agencies: Ad. A.Widpiann

Dr. Korff (Shanghai) do.

Yangtsze Rapid S. S. Go,, Fed. Ed. Michaelsen do.

Inc., U.S.A. C. G. Melchers (Hongkong)

States Steamship Line, Portland,

Ore.

General Accident Fire and Life J.B.O. von

Trefurt,

Astersignsj the

Duesterhoeft

firm

H. Mentzel

Association Corp., Ltd. R. Leifeld ! C. Ruetze

Yangtsze Insurance Assocn., Ltd. F Mende

Stuyvesant Insurance Co. of New

York Fr. Meyer !! H.Mrs.Walter

E. Schroeder

Acme Code Co. ± m m m

Manjak, Dr. S. P., Dental Surgeon—45, Mesny, Dr. J. E. J., Medical Practitioner

—14, Rue du Marechal Foch; Teleph. 205

Sankiao Street, S.D.A. 2

Mee-yeh Handels Compagnie, Importers n &

—13, Tungting Road, 3rd S.A.D. Bund ; Yuen hien hung sze

Cable Ad: Skorsten

P. WestendorfF (Hamburg! Middleton & Co., Hugh, Insurance and

C. Rieck do. Commission

Building, Hunan Agents—Cent

Road; ralTeleph.

China Post

429;

C.E. Burmeister

Schultz (Shanghai) Cable Ad:

| H. Schielsky A.B.C. 5th Humid;

edn. Codes: Bentley’s and

0.J.Smith, manager

Rees Jenkins

m m ffi % Li Hermann, compradore

Ying song chong lee

Mehta, B. R., Import and Export Mer- Agencies Sun Life Assurance Co., of Canada

chant—7,

Cable AdrTungting' Road;A.B.C.

Bomi; CodeS: Teleph. 544;

6th edn. Liverpool and London and Globe

and Bentley’s Insurance

Palatine Cp., Ld.Co., Ld.

Insurance

B. R. Mehta Scottish Insurance Corporation, Ld.

The

North BritishOakand

British Insurance Co., Ld.In-

Mercantile

SS & S g H surance Co., Ld.

Meidlers,

Chang Hardware

Railway Co., Ship Chan- Travellers Insurance Association, Ld.

Tai Ping Road,and Building

S.A.D. Supplies—

3; Teleph. 2852 London

Primrose, AgentsCampbell &!0ird (London),

H. F. Yang, manager Ld., 74 and 75, Cheapside, E.C. 2

P. E. Hwang,, do Controlling Agents to

Mei Loong & Co., Sanitary and Heating The Licenses,and General Insurance

Engineers—Opposite Y.M.C.A., S.A.D. Co., &Ld.General.Assurance Society, Ld.

Legal

B. K. Ton, manager The Overseas Assurance Corpn., Ld.

Mei Tung Kung Tse, Importers and Midland China Trading Co., Importers

Exporters—9,

Cable Tung Ting Road, S.D.A. 3; and Exporters-TTlR.Szp jWei Lape, S.A.D.

Z. T.Ad: Meitung

Woung Cable Ad: ChasCooper

C. P. Cooper, manager

Melchers

Merchants,& CO., Export MISSIONS

ImportandandInsurance

Shipping

Agents—S.A.D. Bund No. 6; Telephs. 256 S ® » B SI

((Manager), 2555 (Export), 895 (Shipping, Alei kuo^skev.i! king hui

Insurance and Booking Dept.), 109. . American Bible Society — Lutheran

(Electric

and Works),

1017 and

(Hides 2163 (SeedsCable

Godown); Godown)

Ad: Missions Buildings, Special Adminis-

Melchers Nppdlloyd (for Shipping trative

Cable Ad:District Bibles;Np.,Codes:

2; * Teleph.

C.l.M. 969;

and

Dept.),.

A. Rorff , (Brerpen)

;7

, Missions

G. Hirst ■ and wife, ■

K. Lindemann do. C. A. Rao, field’ secretary

HANKOW 841

American Church Mission—43, Tung- Very Rev. F. Pius Belli, sup.

ting Road; Cable Ad: Amchumiss Rev. Fr. M. Cheng, Pastor

Rt.

Rev.Rev.

T. P.L.Maslin

H. Roots,

and d.d.,

wife and wife Rev. F. Cosmas Sartori, Procura-

Rev.'E. L. Souder And wife tor Sup. Regul

Deacoiiess G.- Stewart

Rev. C. L. Pickens and wife ;

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd., Import

and Export Merchants and Insurance

F. C. Brown, (assist, treas.), and wife Agents—

Miss C. A. Gouch, (secretary) Taiping Road, S.A.D. No. 3;

Miss Alice Clark Cable Ad: Iwasakisal

Miss M. G. Tetly | Miss A. J. Lowe S. Fukushima, per pro. mgr.

K. Kadota do.

American Lutheran Mission— S.A.D.

2; Cable Ad: Luther jE San-ching

Rev. C. J. Voskamp and wife Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., General

AugustiniAn Procuration

Dautremer,. Freiich Concession— 1, Rue Import and Export Merchants—Taiping

Road, S.A.D. No. 3; Cable Ad,:

Rev. F. A. Ledesma Mitsui

Naozo. Kato, manager

Catholic

Rev. Fr.Mission. Procuration

G. Rossato, proc.

Rev. Fr. E. Pegoraro, vice-proc. I # Fou-chong

Mqlchanoff, Properties, Import and Ex-

# ft Nei ti wei port and Tea—9, The Bund; Teleph. 124;

Cable

M. N.Ad:Molchanoff

Molchanoff

China Inland Mission—7, Whacheong C. E. Sherwin, signs per pro.

Road; Cable Ad: Inland

Lewis Jones and wife

Owen Warren

Church of Immaculate Conception- MUNICIPAL COUNCILS

10, Rue Clemenceau, French Concession FiMn<9i

VeryRev.Fr.M. Connaughton, pastor Han how shih tih yih teh hi chu kwang li chu

London Missionary Society Administration

District—Telephs.No. 199District,

and 181 Special

Hankow

Rev. A. J. McFarlane and wife

Rev. E. Rowlands and wife (absent) General Director

Municipal Council—Keng and Chairfnan

Pei Chaoof

Miss W. I. Coxon Councillors—A. E. Marker, O. Trefurt,

MissK.E.Gillison

M. Haward F. W: Titus,

Dr. and wife (absent)

C. W. Knott and wife Huang and S. W. C. LiuY. Lien, C. H.

Miss H. I. Moody General Executive

Chai Chuan Secretary — Liu

Miss

Wuchang M. Martin | Miss J. Gillison Asst. Exec. Secy. & Acct.—A. Tuhan

Rev. Chief of Police—S. Y. Cheng

Rev. P.F. WaRbridge

G. Onley andandwife wife(abs.) Supt. P.W.of &FireSanit.

Foreman Dept.—Ankochu

Brigade—C. L. Wen

Miss M. Bleakley Hon. Medical

Municipal Officer—Dr.Sasche,

Surveyor—R. J. Mesny

Dr. Entrican

Mr. | Miss M; E. Marten

and Mrs. Anderson

Hanyang Hm.

Auditors—Yang & Co. N. Chang

Legal Advisor—Dr. L.

Miss Wills

Rev. H. F. Wickings and wife Do. —Thomson & Co(

Hwang-Pei

Rev. J. S. Wasson and wife (abs.) 'DliJ a M

Siao-Kan Han how szeKwan

Dee, lierhchuTeh big shu

Rev. W. H. Geller and wife

Miss C. I. Sparkes Administration of the Second Special

Ht.No.

Joseph’s Church—Ewo Road, S.A.D. District—57, Szeming St., Special Dist.

3 Director and Chairman

Council—Sung Binof Municipal

SzeSing-tong,

Rt. Rev. Massi, bishop 4 apost. vicar Councillors—Chow W. b.

Very Rev. F. Samuel Sommavilla, Dupree. Chiuting

pro. vie. Sabatin, T. C. TongM.and Wang, P. A. S.

F. Goto

HAXKOW

Ext»j;#—O. iv. jUK^ Japanese Municipal '.Council

Assistant r Exe.cutiyft ^S^cretaiy^rand ; . .Chairman—N. Kate

Accountant—Lr-M- ipi Deputy Cliatrman.- X. Abe

SeniorofAssistant—C.

Supt. Public S. Wood

Works—S. H. Kiang Committee—T..

S.T. Shirakura, iKatQ, E. Yoshizawa,

i Sanitary Inspector—P, A. Fedoroff Nagamatsu,M. K.FujiiTsuruta,

(secretary),

Y.

Chief of Police-n-W> _F-Wong Katori, E. Igawa, K. Noguchi, G.

Foreman <>f Fire 3rigade-rN.

Health Officer—if.-C. Fin Y. F.u » Kuroda, D, Ishii and R- Hayashi

Auditor—Thomson & (jo. * * "ir* a

JgaMrfiMPm J , . . Jip pen chtiffl tsah sue

Wat chiao pu Hankow&ee san leh pieh LTapanese Municipal Police—Teleph. 344

L )ehn.sze tsm.hwam Ite-.ehni! ' Police Supt.—N. HaraKuramochi

Police Inspector—A.

AiVministrativk District No. 3, Muni- : _ Do. —S. Kato

cipal Bureau of the Special—Poyang Police Do. Corporal—F.

—F, Maeda

Kikuchi

Koad, S.A.D. No. 3; Telephs. 4, 50 and

1176Members of -Council—W.

v •; . G. 'Loo

(director

Chow, Eliot andF.chairman),

Ho, D. A. Lee, Chambers

C. E. w & m cit w £ is

Peacock, C. E. Shetwiii1 aiid Owen \Yinci siumy hio ddn tvng yu hsien hung sze

i | Mustard;‘FaucheOng & Go., LriryGeneral Importers

Executive Secr'etiry—Gtorgh S. Chen I■ —18,

Warren . ' . ‘ ,

Assist, do. —H. Y'. Wang ! Cable 11. Mustard.B^,d;

Ad*VSmith

F. , JTeleph. 537J

Chief Chinese

Supt. ofof P.W.D.—S. Secreta' r y—C. F. Chow j Miss J. D. Bidvycll

Supt, Police—Capt.C- Y.lungH. Fung Hangyang Brothers Tobacco Co.,

Joint Accountants—K.

Cameron Chu and Bo 1

Ltd., The—Chung Shan Boad; Te-

Station Foreman of FirasBrigade— leph. 820'; Cable Ad: 1717

Y. C. Hu, manager

F. S. Sen F. T. Tai, sub-manager

Health

Skinnerand Medical Officer—Dr. A. S.

, Volunteer Foreman of Fire Brigade— National Aniline and Chemical Co.,

„ F. Allan JJ.S.A., Manufacturers Dyes, and Importers

ofBussian

' Indigo;Bund;Aniline

Telephs. 2090 and etc.2193;

— 7,

m ^ x a ^ Cable Ad: Nacohankow;Codes: Bentley’s

Fa hwoh h'u vp pv. dm and Universal Trade

CoNSEIL bADMINISTkAtldN MunICIPALE A. B. Edwards, manager

de la Concession Erancaisk (French

Municipal Council). — Hotel Municipal, National City Bank of New York,

French Concession

, , .President—Le Consul'de The—{See Banks)

Conseillers—C.

leux, E. Gautier, Borioni,France

L. Pierre Li,G,A. Picca,

Char- National Commercial Bank Ltd., The

B. Pontct, Joseph Thu,; H. Van {See Banks)

Butten . de Xia

Secretaire " Mnniciphlite—J.". National Commercial and Savings

Francdu' Bank Ltd., The—(Nee Banks)'

Polipe tjupt.—Ei

Conducieur .Bpnet

Ti-ayaux— .

Ouillaume

Inspecteur Police—Mopsevich 10 & ^&

Id. -M.—Tatibouet Ying-jui- lie n-ju-Kung-szv.

; 4gent Voyer Leroux Nestle and Anglo-Swiss

sed Milk Co., Milk and Milk Conden-

Pro-

m m & ducts, Chocolates, Bonbons and Con-

I 'a Int'oh shun pu fang fectionary—Union, Building, Wah

Cheong Boad; Teleph. 4024; P.O.

French Municipal.

cipal, French Folice—Hotel Muni- Box 51; Cable Ad: Nestanglo;

Concession Codes: Bentley’s. A.B.C. 5th edn. &

Supt.—E.Bohet Western Union

HANKOW 843

W. A. Stephens, manager (Shang- . North China Insurance

Union Buildings, Tungting Rd.;Teleph,Co., Ltd.—

hai. and North China) 159; Cable Ad: Mandarin

King Jen-ling, local manager R.H.F. T.Hall, branch.manager

Sole representatives'iri fJMna for : — Shao,'com'pradore

Gerber Petit Gruyere Cheese

New Engine and Iron 'Wor.ks^^.A.D.I.; Norwegian Consulate

(See Consulates)

Cable Ad: Hulsemann

Carl Hulsemann, manager

Niagara Mineral Water Cp.— 14, Rue OfficialmSworn Measurer—23, "‘"j .>«"Tungting

Nouvell, French Concession; Cable Ad: Road; Teleph. 547

Nigara

C. Baroumis, proprietor Official Swore Freight Measurer

an d Weigher to;

China Homeward Freight Conference

San-r/i. — New York Freight Bureau

Nielsen & Malcolm, Consulting Engi- Trans-Pacific

Bombay FreightFreight Bureau

Conference

neers, Marine and Cargo Surveyors Australian Freight

and Fire Loss Assessors—Racine' H. E. Ramsay

Building, French Concession; Te-

lephs 241 and 245; Cable Ad: Niel- Okura & Co.'(Trading), Ltd., General

colm; Code : Bentley’s. Secretaries Importers and Exporters—57, West Ed.,

to Hankow Fire Insurance Associa- , Ad; Japanese Cohcession; Teieph. 690; Cable

tion. Shanghai Office: 12, The Qkuragumi. Head Office; Tokyo

Bund Si Yimfj hs'in

C. W. Butson, M.I.MECH.E.,

F. M.I.STRUCT.E.

Allan | AJ. Wood Olivier-China,-General Import and Ex-

C. Ei Pin el (Shanghai), W. A. Allan —Peking Road; Cable Insurance

port, Marine and Fire Agents

Ad: Austrasia

Nippon A. Lordereau, manager

GeneralMenkwaMerchantsKabushiki

for Cotton,Kaisha,

Yarn, . C,.Taddei i J. Chamoton

Piece Goods, Raw Silk: Wool and Jute— Oriental Dispensary, Chemists and

3;Menkwa

Y.Cable

Building,

Doi,Ad:

Taiping Road/S.A.D. Druggists— Sin Seng Road , Teleph. 1378

Menkwa

manager Osaka Shosen Kaisha—1, Bund; Teleph.

2203; Cable Ad: Osamachida

St. # IS ^ ^ 0

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Union Buildings, Paou Shun Rung See, Import and Ex-

Whacheong

Cable Road, S.A.D.-3; Teleph 325, port Merchants, Real- Estate, Storage

Ad: Yusen

S. T.Ikawa, and

ShunGeneral Commission

3, Paou Agents—Paou

Kitamura, nigr.

local assis,t. Building,

S.A.D. No. 3; Teleph. 46:. Cable Ad:

Shun Road,

Nisshin Kisen Kaisha—1, The. Bund Bentley’s and Acme A.B.C.

Paoushun; Codes: . 5th edn.,

S.A.D. No. 3; Telephs. 2200-3 and James Y. D. Tsen, manager

135 (Godown); Cable :Ad: Nissiki- F. H. Chwang

sen '■ . , S. P. Hsu ’ Z. H. Shih

K. Nakanishi, manager Agency

M. Matsuo S. Horiguchi "■ Central Insurance Company Ltd.

K. Okawara M. Wada of London

T. Kawamata E Tobinaga

Y. Yanaka T. Hirai Pe!arce & Garriock,

R. Matsnda K. Matkuo Auctioneers,

Cable Ad: Bill atidCommission

Pearce

Agents,

General Brokers—

YO & Mn H P. D, Weeks

W.E. Ears ton ! C. G.Jagk

Nivea Co., Fibre Exporters —(Union Agencies Aquarius Co.

Building, Paoshan Rd.; Cable Ad: Enryb Caldbeck, Macgregor ^ Co.,,Ld.

P. L. Byrne, director ' ,

HANKOW

Peroshaw & Co., Silk Mei’chants—33, ff ¥ & ffl m

Sankiao Road; Cable Ad: P.eroshaw RpBiNSON Piano Co., Ltd., Manufacturers

Portuguese Consulate and Importers of Iron-framed Pianos—

(See Consulates) 35, Sankiao S.t; Cajble Ad: Pianomaker

J. H. Pearson, general manager

J. P. Davies, secretary

Wi m U At m P. S: Chang, acting agent

Hu pe yu wu kwan li chu

Post Office—Hupeh Postal District Head Rohde & Co., Importers and Exporters—

Office: Cable Ad: Postos 48, Huangpei Road,'S.A.D. 2

Commissioner—V. Smith O. Meusser, signs per pro.

Dist. Deputy Commissioner—Tie Ting

Shwei ■;

Deputy Commissioner,

countancy—E. A. Cavaliere. District Ac- Roosen, George H., Belgian Egg Factory

Ichang —Japanese Concession near Japanese

DeputyFirstCommr.—Sih

Class Office Hung Consulate; Cabiemariager

P; A. Leduc, Ad: Ovcis

Shasi First Class Office A. J. Clements, co-auditor

Postmaster—Sun Kuo-sisi

Wuchang First Class Office

Acting Postmaster—Wang Tso R-Ij'ssIan - (See Clubs)

ft Lilb shin

Racine et Cie. (Societe Anonyme), •Sachs®, R. Architeet — S.A.D. Bund;

Merchants—French

(Manager), Bund; 1116

101 (Shipping), Telephs.

(Export37 Teleph. 2801; Cable Ad: Sachse.

Compradore); Cable Ad : Racing St. Hilda’s Schoo;l and , St. Phoebe’s

E. Gautier, signs per pro. School—(S,ee Educational)

tf: fg Hsinfou

Ramsay & Co.—23, Tungting Road; Cable Salt Revenue, Hupeh Auditorate of

Ad:H. Ramsay

E. Ramsay i T. J. Rowland Hankow—Cable Ad: Salt

Agencies Wang

A. J.Chuan, auditor

Clements, 90-auditor

; .Royal

South Insurance

British Co.,

InsuranceLd. Co., Ld.

North China Insurance Co., Ld. 3 » k tr« it s

John Dewar & Sons, Ld., Perth San Peh Steam NaYigation Co , Ltd.

t ^ $k m m * —Hoong On Building; Telephs. 343

(Office), 371 (Godown), 2853 (Hulk),

Jung.gwoh Sheriff giao Shu hui 2938 (Manager); Cable Ad: San

Religious Tract Society—40, Poyang Agents Peh. Head Office: Shanghai;

Road, iS.A.lD. No. 3 in Hankow: The Hoong On

S. N. Co., Ltd.

M ® IS 3? Ying shan Chu yuen Y. C. Ying, manager

Representation for Ltr.,

British Manufac- N. Y. Doo, secy. & chief ship-

turers (Hankow), Engineers and ping department

Contractors—13, Tungting Road; Teleph. H. C. Tai, shipping dept.

1880; Cable Ad: Rebritman; Codes:

A.B.C. 5th,

Burn,Bentley’s, etc. iSt. Joseph’s Church —(Nee Missions)

F.A. S.C. Reynolds,

managing

directordirector

(London)

3|C 1$ Sun Hi ng

^ f!J € it “Sapt” Textile Products, Ltd., Export

Reuters, Ld.—Central China Post Build- of Cotton

ing, S.A.D. No 3: Teleph. 1134; Indian and American Cotton—2, and Cotton-Waste, ImportYihof

Cable

A. T.Ads: Priest,Reuter

ageistand Markreuter Yuen Road, S.A.D. 1; Telephs. 2682 and

Miss K. Panoff,' stenographer 2680; Cable manager

R. Kunz, Ad: Textilag

HANKOW

3§j ^ Sha, sun 6.II. Struckmeyet

A- Siebs (Hamburg)

(Shanghai)

Sassoon

12, British Bund; Teleph. 178; Cable Ad: K. iKahlweit, manager

Sassoons A. F. Schoch | Er. Schrbeder

A. V. Rose, agiht (For Agencies, see, Shanghai section)

C. de Luz f E. K. Saul Singer Sewing Machine Co. — Taiping

Sayama & Co., Importers and Export- Road, S.A.l). No, 3; Gable Ad: Singer

H. H,,Look, supervisor at large

ers—3, Poyang Road, SM~D. 3; Te- S. H. Yao, assistant

leph. 397 K. L. Yao, chief clerk

S. Sayama, master R. J. Chen,- supervisor

m m Skinner

Schnabel, Gaumer & Co., Export, Im- and Surgeons--The Asiatic Petroleum

Co. Building;'Teleph, 70

port and Insurance—37, Woo

Tachimen;Telephs..270 and 2219; Cable Tsu Street,

Ad: Antimori, Maxiihilian;'Codes: A.B.C.

5th and 6th edns., Bentley’s, Mosse Sobbe, H., Shipping and Commission

and Acme Agent — 1, The Bund S.A.D. No. 3

K.O.Schnabel, proprietor

Klein, signs the firm(Hamburg) N.K.K. Building; Telephs. 534 and 739;

R.M. Volkert, do. Cable Ad-:-Sobbe; AH Codes

H. Sobbe

Glied, do. (Shanghai). R..Schraube, signs per pro.

K. Schinckel, signs per pro. W. Witte | H. Weber

(Shanghai)

K. Veigel ® Ijl S'Hj hsing

G. Vogt j; W. Linne ,S0CIETE AnONYME POUR L’iNDUSTRIE

Schools (see under Educational) des Oeufs, Egg Factory — Teleph.

55; Cable Ad : Ovus

Shanghai Cigarette Co.—17, Sze We Ch. Oppalfens, manager

Lane, S.A.D. Cable Ad: Chascooper F. Goffinet, assistant

C. B. Cooper, manager ^5 ^ MeiFoo

Shanghai Commerce and Savings Socony Vacuum "Corporation, Petro-

Bank Ltd., The—(Nee Banks) leum and its Products—Iiiterna-

tional Bank Building, Ex-British Bund;

m% m Teleph, 1560; Cable Ad : Socony

Hua yang Poo s/iou kung sze " E. R. Hykes, manager

Shanghai Life Insurance Co., Ltd.— C. R.E.E. Berqui^t,

Laker, W.A.L.E.Mead,Evans,J.

Central China'Post Buiding; Teleph. B. Sherwood, M. L. South-

429; Cable Ad: Humid wick,. J, P. Stalker, R. V.

"F1 ffi men zu

t Sweeny, Miss V. Armour. Mrs.

Siemens China Co;, Electrical and A. Hutchinson, Miss O. B.

Mechanical Engineers and Contractors, Phillips, Mrs. H. Evans, R.

Iron and Steel A. Schilling, J. J. Pates and

Marechal Foch, Merchants—7, Rue du

French Concession; J. V. Pickering

Teleph.

Alpha 1372; Cable Ad: Motor; ;Cbde: Spire and Co., P. R., Exchange

Wilhelm Ziesel, manager Broker, Insurance and Trading

Agency—3,

Bund, F.C. ;Astoria Telephs.Building,

679 and 791;The

g || Tzay dzen Cable Ad: 'Spireco; Oode : Bentley’s

Siemssen & Co., Engineers, Contrac- P. R. Spire, manager

tors, Exporters, Importers, Ship- M. C. jLe, Bas, assistant,

ping- Agents—Erh Yao Road, S.A. Y. S. Wei, cbmpr,adore

D. No.; ; 1 ; Telephs. 550, 3288 and H. T. Yang, secretary

2259; ' . Cable Ad: Siemssen;' all Agents for

Modern Codes' La Nationale of Paris

846 HANKOW

Standard Machine & National Deep E. S; Wilkinson,^c.a. (Shanghai)

Well Boring Co.,—1.1, Tungtirig Road; j G. A.-Buyeraj C-A,. do.

Teleph- 4-22; Cable Ad: 0422 L.L: T.Stedman,

Beddow,a.c.a.

a.c.a.(Tientsin)

(Peiping) .

Star RiOKSHA Cb.^Rde Paris and Mare W. M. Waddell, c.a.

chal Joffre; Cable Ad: Staricko G^Humphreys

Statz tfc Co., K arl, Importers of Iron and L. J. Panoff 1 E. G. Schweigert

Optical Instruments —Cable Ad: Ferro

Mrs. M. Statz

A. Fischingfer, signs per pro. A Tien

Thurier & Kohr, Provision, Wine and

Straits Spirit Mercliahts, Gerieral Importers

porters,TradingWine andCo., Importers and Ex- and

Spirit Merchants, J. Commissidn'Agents

Thurier,

Auctioneers and General Brokers—Po-

yang Road, S.A.D. 3; Cable Ad: Minjoot F, Thurier j L. Tlmrier

A. L. Minjoot, proprietor

R.MissT. M.Minjoot

Tsao ; ^ ^ Pan an

Mrs. N. B. Averyahoff • Union Insurance Society

ton, Ltd.-Union Building, of Can-

Tungting

ig&it m 7** Road; Teleph. 159; Cable

R. F. Hall, branch manager Ad; Union

Sun Life Assurance Co. of -CanADA- H. T. Shao, compradore

Central China Post Building; Teleph.

429;H. Cable Ad: Humid

Middleton & Co., agents Union Trading Co.„ Importers and Ex-

J. Rees Jenkins, representative porters—Wootzu .Street, S.A.D. No, 2;

Cable

F. T.A

Young, manager

Sung Sing CoTtqn Mill No. 4—Chiaokow

T. K. Yung, managing-director

Swedish-Chtnbsi?

—San Peh Building, Export aiIdNo.Import

S.A.D. Co. . ImportersTrading

2; Cable

United Co., Ltd., The,

of Electrical Goodsf Mach-

Ad: Siveow ineries and iAuto Parts—23, Turigting

M. Haliberg, manager Road;

WongTelepb..l880; ;Cable Ad: Tanwu

Oi Nam,-manager and director

Swiss Consulate — (Nee Consulates) j K.C.W.P.Wu, Chao,director

accountant , i

Tang & :C.d._, M7. A., Antimony-—67) Agents General

for

Yaiiiatogai, , Japanese Uoh'dession);

Cable>Ad : W/itangco; Code : A.B.C. Ltd. Battery Co. Co. (of China),

Burgess

Electric

Acme, Bentley’s and Universal Lincoln Fire Insurance Co.

Trade M. Michelin and Cie.

-.d A e

' Teh shih hu- huo yu hvJtxg sze i Vacuum VacuumOilCorporation)

Co.—(See under. Scoony-

Texas, Co., (China), Ltd., The,

Texaco Petroleum Products — ex- H)} Ci Teh )hin9

Russian Bund; Telephs. 821 (Mana-

ger), 823 LGeneral), 2837 ; . (Ter- Wagons Lits Terminus Hotel—French

minal);' Cabll Atf: Texaco 1 - Concession; Telepn.' 72; Cable Ad:

R. R. Harrisdii; manager Terminus

■ W: G. Chilsen, accouritant’ Airs. A. Saint Pol, proprietress

H. G. Stewart Roy Gerber, hotel manager

AY. F. Golden

Tony Sung Wah . Chang Trading Corporation,

Thomson & Co., Chartered Accountants-:- Importers and Exporters,

Contractors—23,Rue Engineers

Dau tremor, and

French

UnionScrutiny;

Ad: Buildings;Codes:

Teleph.

A.B.C.314;,5thCable

and Concession; Teleph. 2650;and

Cable Ad: Tyli,

BentleyV Codes: Acme, Bentley’s

T. Y. Li, Hankow representative Universal

HANKOW 847

Wan Mow

Forwarding Agents—7, Lin Teh Lee; —17, Rue Clemenceau; Cable Ad: Trading Co., Ltd., Merchants

Teleph. 1997; Cable Ad: Wamow Trading

Wen & Co., M. K., Antimony iteguftfs, IYokohama >0 7 —

Specie Bank

Crude, Oxide Lead,andZincSmelters—9,

Ores Exporters and Tungsten Yih ~{See Banks)

Yuan, Road. S.A D. No. 1; Teleph. 2377;

Cable Ad: Mkwenco, Yi'ng! Tai & Cb.^General Drapers and

At. K. Wen, manager , ' Gents Outfitters, Milliners—lq, San-

Wesley Col^ge—E'duqationa],),. kia‘6 St. $.A.J).2 ; Teieph, 0942

T. P. Yang, manager ' .

Wernek G. Smith , Company, The, (of

Cleveland, Ohio*: U.S.A.), Wood Oil 'KY.. T.F. Hsu

Yangj, Ijj T,P. Z.N. ,Wong

Wong

and all . China Produce—Teleph.

2668; Cable Ad: Wersmithco-Codes Young Brothers Trading Co., Ex-

Acme and

China Bentley’s

Representative: porters ;of Wood Oil, Bristles and all

A. Warburton-lDavidsjOn 23, Fpeneh •, Szechuan missidri Produce,,-Young

[Importers andNpm-

. Bund Bbilding-,’A’gehts-

Tali ping. Road Bfps. Bank

(1st. floor),

,! ; S.A.D. .3; Teleph.s. 38(i3 cdtd 3625; Cable

Wtifrioo*'Kknej 'ize Ad:

Whiteaway, ley’s’Yangbrosco;

-ahd1 Private. ,Codes:Branches

Acme, Beht- at

Outfitters, Laiolaw

Glass andAChinaCo.,Ltd., Drapers, Wanhsien,

Merchants, Chungking, Ichang,

Tsingshih and throughout Szechufeii

Importers

S.A.D. of Boots and Shoes, ete.-- Province

Warfield2; Teleph. 1379; Cable- Ad: T. S. Yang, managing director

C. B. Clarke, manager C. C. Yang, malnager

S*.Garrett ,.

W. A. Richardson | Airs. G. A. Popoft. Ac/ehcy

;

The Glens Palls Insce. Co., New

Williams and Linzee, Exporters and York ;

Importers—87, Rue d’Autremer;

17oQ; Cable Ad: Inpicco . • , Teleph.

Willing Service Advertising Wuhan, Qhitu chiaa Ch''mg nien hui

Agency,

—Central AdvertisementConsultants

China Po^t Buildings Young: Men’s Christian Association of

Corner of Hunan and Peiping Missions and C.I.M. Wuhan—Gable Adi Flamingo; Codes:

Roads; Teleph.- 211; P.O. Box 28;

Cable Ad: China; Post,; Codes, Jy.uEN Kong Printing Office—23, Rue

Bentley’s & A.B.C. 5th edn. Clemenceau, French Concession

H. J. Archibald, managing din

C. F. Alford, advertising director

Wureh & CoaTasters,

S.,' Importers Yt;,x Chong & Co.,andHardware,Merchants,

ters, Tea Curio and Export Manufacturers

Merchants, Repairers J of Safes

Hides

Lang and

Ling Raw

Road, SSilk Inspectors—32,

A.D.No. 3; Teleph. • &.A.D.'Machineries

arid — 1<),2KJ4Tientsin Road,

No. 3; Teleph.

2771: Cable Ad: Wureh

S. Wureh, manager Yung BooNd .& Co., Metaland and City-

Hardware

Merchants;—Chao-tUng

Roads Wall

If If 3a ^ P i!

Yang & Company, Chinese Chartered

Aooountants, Auditors, Arbitrators Zenith Studio, Portraiture, Enlarg-

and Fire Loss Assessors—33, Rue de ing, Deyelppuig. etc.—7, Sing Seng

Paris

P. Y.Nxtbnsipnj

Yang, c.ciA. Nrepch' Concession , Road,. S.A.D. 3

.. Y, .H. Ta-rig,..'G.C,A. M. 0,'.) Wong, manager

T. K. Zih, c.c.A. , W. K. S. Wong,

Miss'W. F. Wong, .

YOCHOW

Yochow, with a population of some 500,000 is situated in latitude 29'’ 26' 29" N. and

longitude

practically113° 1].' 6" ofE.tjieat trade,

the whole the outlet

of Hunan,of thewhich,

Tungting Lake.adds

however, Pastlittle

it ebbsto and flows

the pros-

perity of the place, as it simply passes by after having paid

city being the gateway of the province holds a very strategic position from a military its dues and duties. The

point of view and consequently h^,s always been a bone of contention among the

warring'factions, whenever there is internicine strife

Changsha in July, 1904, took away much of Yobhow’s transit trade. The trains in this centre. The opening of

between Changsha and Wuchang (Hankow) on the Hankow-Canton

regularly in normal times. Like most railways in this country, however, this line has Railway run

suffered enormously from military movements and, owing to negligence and disrepair,

is in rather a dangerous condition.

The province

explorer—a of Hunan

Forbidden used to beit tois foreign

Land—and only twocommerce

decadeswhat ago Tibet has been towere

that foreigners the

stoned out of Yochbw. In 1904, the people were described as showing a “friendly

attitude ” ofto the

activities all foreigners,

extremists which in thisaltitude

province.is now well maintained in spite of the recent

The

consists province

of “three is rich

parts in many

mountain, sixforms

water,of and,one

wealth, arable

thoughsoil.” the inhabitants

TheInstaple say it

exports

are

much rice haq been smuggled, under the name of “for military use” with the resultyears

rice, raw cotton, ramie, lotus nuts, vegetable tallow and wood oil. recent that

the Hunan' people themselves have at tjmes suffered acutely from rice, famine.

Steam launches and steamers run through from Hankow to Changsha with cargo

and passengers, under river passes; and from Yochow to inland places known as the

“Lake Ports”

Yiyang under Inland

and Tsingshih. TheWaters

business Steam Navigationmore

is increasing, Rules—principally

particularly, with to Changteh-

the last,

mentioned place.

The city ef Yochow is perched on a bluff in a very picturesque way. Its site is

however, not adapted

port has, therefore, beenforopened

tthnsitat trade, and itfiveoffers

Chengling, utilesno,toshelter for smal)

the north and onlycraft.a mije

The

fromother,

and the Yangtsze, where a the

vessels, though smallsteamer

creek anchorage

provided theis needed

bad, being shelter

fullyforexposed'to

cargo-boats

the

frequent northerly gales,,

Chinese Government has while

set asidetheabCttom

place foeaffords bad holdingsettlement,

a cosmopolitan ground. for Herewhich

the

they have well

purposes, provided

raised,roads,

but not police,

too etc.;

high theabovesiteflood

contains

limits,level

whileground for business

higher ground gives

good

and bunding operations was commenced in 1900, and a Custom House andSettlement

and healthy sites for foreign hohses. Work on the formation of the Quarters

have been, built. It ,is to be noted, therefore, that the Yochow Custom House is

situated, at Chengling

British, Japanese and not shipping

and Chinese at 'Yochow firmsas maintain

the nameregular wouldcommunications

lead one to believe. with

ling is undoubtedly one of the most healthy towns in the Yangtsze Valley.peace,Since

the‘“ Lake Ports” arid have their agents stationed at Chengling. Given Cheng-

the

occupation of this port by the Cantonese Army in August,

has twice; be^p fortified and the Harbour mined in order to prevent a hostile army 1926, the Chengling Bluff

coming

been thedown causeriverof from Shasi. . The shore-batteries

a bombardment py;(foreign warships,by firingto onwhich

foreignthisgunboats have

port has been

subjected on no less, than five occasions within

be able to record that no casualties have so faHbeen reported: a period of A year. • It is fortunate to

In order to have a general idea of the trade of tips port, the figures of the revenue

collected' by the Yochow Customs during the last ten years are given below in round

numbers: —1922, Hk. Tli. 215,000; 1923, Hk. Tls.' 224,000 ; 1924, Hk. Tls.

200,000; 1925, Hk. Tls. 221,000; 1926, Hk. Tls. 261,000; 1927, Hk. Tls. 138,000

1928, Hk. Tls. 261,000; 1929, Hk. Tls. 781,948; 1930, Hk. Tls. 594,147; 1931,

Hk. Tls. 356,410.

YOCHOW 849

A noteworthy feature of 1907 was the connection of Changteh by steamer during

the high-water

Connection withseason—June

Changteh tois October—the

now maintained resulting trade being

practically valued atthe

throughout Tls.year

617,000.

by

steamers of the river typ«y and tugs and lighters. Buoys and lights were established in

1907 to mark the chahnel across the lake. The difficulties and risks of this route are

considerable,

longer route viaandLulintan;

it is probable: that ofit will

on account be found

the sharp bends advisable to adopt

of the itiver Yuantheinsomewhat

its lower

reaches, specially adapted steatfi'ers will probably have to be used. The question of

making Cnangteh an “open port” was considered in 1906 and again taken up in

the spring of 1915, and Chinese officials visited the place to enquire into the conditions,

but1920,

In it still

a hewremains open, only

organization to vessels undercontrol

foi-the‘technical Inlandof Water Steam Yangtsze

the .Middle NavigationAids rules.

to

Navigation and channel^ was instituted by. the Customs.

The Standard Oil Company ;6f New York has recently established

tion at a point abolit two miles ibelcnv; the Settlerneht- It has erected three tanks andap oil installa-

contemplates; erecting: three -more. The first oil tanker direct from California arrived

here during for

distribution the the

high:upper

water-season

Yangtsze ofand1926.

the “This

Lakeinstallation

Ports,”'suchwill be the centre

as Changteh, Yiyangof

and Tsingshih. Although all oil-was vvithdrawn from the tanks in May, 1927, owing to

the then disturbed conditions;- the use of the tanks has been resumed since June, 1928.

• - TbAde in 1931.

In his report of the trad& for the year 1931 Mr. E. G. Lebas, Hankow

Commissioner in temporary charge of Yochow Customs, says that there is un-

fortunately no improvement to chronicle in the persistently adverse condi-

tions under which trade through Yochow has been carried on for some years :

the same forlorn tale must again be told of insecurity to life and property

owing to the bandit menace, of interference through vexatious delays and

exactions, and of interruptions to communications due to the frequent move-

ment of troops, principally on this' occasion from fear of a possible invasion

by the Cantonese forces. In addition, part* of( the district suffered from the

unprecedented floods, particularly towards Changteh, whilst the effect on im-

ports of the continued abnormally^ low silver prices and on exports of the

world-wide economic depression—very noticeable in the wood-oil industry—also

acted as contributory causes to a decline in trade which dropped in value

by

ing '5.86 million

result, no taels,

changetheforlowest

the trade

better value

can besincelooked

19:22. forTountil

such the

a discourag-

situation

improves within the province itself and of this there is still no- sign. Nei-

ther is there any indication that the Customs: persoimel which in July 1930

was forced to transfer to Hankow, can soon be assured of that sense of secu-

rity which is the essential prerequisite of a return to Yochow. During the

year further useful surveys were undertaken by' the Marine iDepartment of

the Customs on the east and west routes of the Tungting Lake—the highest

recorded flood level at Yochow was 51 feet and much damage was done to

towns

collapsedandandvillages belowmillions

will cost Changsha and, around,OKeogfing

to repair—at the Lakea wherehaopymany dykes

innovation

was the installation of an electric light plant ion ,a small scale which it is

hoped latet to further develop.

850 YOCHCJW-gj^SI

DIHBOTOR'Y .

Botmeld* i*Sw.sk ™a<«M):.Sw

*r :

a r s? h

lre * NisSbi!, Kisei. K.ieMa (Jap«kl-U,ta»

Sons, Ltd.)

Wong Sui Chi, agent . • i c, • , • r,n, .

, [ Steamship C.o.) ,,

$j jHi & t It ;/t Ta mefuhj^'kei '

Customs, Chinese1 Maritime ; Reformed ' Ctftfiftai -MMiok — Yocho^

Revenue Department ii ' City; Cable Ad;; AllehLarth

' Commr.—E.

Clerk - Meng G. Lebas

Nik (at Hankow)

Chin, ’

R. Fan, | Rev. Rev., and Mrs. Karl LT. Beck

and Mrs. Edwin A. Beck

Wong Yue Sih and Ong Sze Yu *

Senior Out-door Staff Officer—Chedpg j Miss Mrs. Erna J.B. Flatten.

Ka Kim

Tidewaiter—Li Jo-fu Miss Mary EjoyHoy ,

Gertrude'B.

Miss Sara E. Krick

TO Ta. . E wo Miss Alice E. Traub

Rev. Sterling W. Whitener

Jardine Matheson & Co., Ltd. Mrs. S. W. Whitener

Chen Sung Tsun, agent i Rev. and Mrsi. Jesse ll. Yaukey

SH A SI

TfT }‘P tilia-k

Shasi (the “market bn 4he sands”) is one of fhe ports opened' to' foreign ti-ade

under

the 1sttheOctober,

Japanese1896.

TreatyTheof1895,

port the official 85declaration

is about miles belowof theIchang

opening

and being dated

is situated

at the crossing point of two most important routes of commerce in Central China,

namely, from east to west ; and from north to south and vice verm. It is re-

claimed

“a monumentfrom the river bycommerce,

of ancient a magnificent

and a systemwitnessoftodykes nativeand^perseverance

canals, andandis

engineering skill.” The district suffers periodically from the

In July, 1908, the river rose to 30 ft. 9 inches, and caused the destruction flooding of the.Yangtsze.

of all

the earlier summer crops; in 1917 ,it rose to, 3i rj£t. Alps., figain, on joBy 21st, 1919,.

to 31 ft. 6 ins., and on July 16th, 1921, it reached the: repord height of 33 ft. 4, ins.,

which was 5 ft. 4 ins. above the level of the Bund. The general commerce of the port

has increased

during the pastyearly

five since

or sixtheyears.

Revolution, despite thewhich

The population, adverseis influence of the civil war

steadily increasing, was

estimated

of 1931 and that of the Kiangling district at 713,640. A considerableat the

at 113,526 by the District Magistrate of the Kiangling-hsien end

amount

of washing for gold is done between Shasi and Hosueh, chiefly on the

Tukkechow. Formerly Shasi was an important distributing

of Ichang to foreign trade diverted much of the traffic to the last-named port. centre, but the opening

It was hoped that when Shasi itself was opened it would regain its importance

as a point of distribution, but the experience now gained shows that the

development is likely attoShasi.

foreign riot occurred be slow. TheOn Customs

the 9th Office

and 10th andMay, 1898, a serious

the residence anti-

of the Com-

missioner, the Customs boats, the premises of the China Merchants’

their hulk, the office of the Foreign Board, the Japanese Consulate, the premises Company and

occupied by the native agents of Messrs. Butterfield & Swire and Messrs. Jardine,

SHASl 851

Matheson & Co., and a number of newly^eFected, Chinese houses were burnt by the

mobs,driven

were keroseneout oil being

of the port,used

narrowlyto feed the conflagration,

escaping with their lives.and The the Custom-house

foreign residents was

re-opened on the 1st July of the same year. In August,

feet in length, by 800 to 1,200 in < breadth, lying along the riverside below 1898, an area 3,800theChinese

town,

was assigned to Japan as a Japanese Concession. The British Consulate was withdrawn

in January, 1899^ British interests'being placed under the care of the Consul at Ichang.

Calling steamers anchor ill the' river, which is very swift during the summer, and

discharge and load :at pontoons, but some bunding work,fcommenced in December,

1904, and finished

fortunately, in 19(1)8Inthis

April,

bund1905,for provided berths for

over two-thirds threelength

of its hulks,went

withbodily

jetties.intoUn-

the

river owing: to the'action of: the s Water (joining from inland carrying away sand from

beneath the stone-work. The net value; of the trade of the port coming under the

cognizance of the .'Foreign Customs was Hk. Tls. 18,651,178 in 1931, as compared with

Hk. Tls. 2i;486,583in 1930, Hk. Tls: 34,355 862 in 1929, and Hk. Tls. 38,910,321 in 1928.

The bulk of the carrying trade was, until the 30th of May 1931, carried on by junks, under

the control

Native, Custom^,of thehowever,

Sllativejfpustoms

we re abolished underonthe

the Foreign

1st JuneCustoms

1931. Insupervision.

December, 1913, Thesea

contract was entered into between the Chinese Government and the British firm of

inPauling & Co. forpi,

the province theKweichoyt

constructionrfaof Changteh

a railway from

and aKvveiyang,

point oppositewithShasi to Singyifu

a branch from

Chan'gteli

railway to Changsha.

until the ' Goodof .the

outbreak; progress was made

European war in tjjeepnsegijeii^

and survey ofvneeessity

this projected

for a

temporary cessafion, of operations led to the recall of the engineers. It is reported

that soa detour

that many lakes and morasses

to the'%ekt, ; lie in the direct

tbrough'tnore productisurvey of the SLasi

ve country, >may -Changteh

be necessary. sectionA

telephone

Hsiangyangservice was* intrtidueed"

was started in 1924. The in March,

Mao Yeh1921.

& Co.A'motor

installed service

in May between Shasi-

1930 a machine

to supply‘Shasi public with ice and electricity. The Hankow

{Shasi Branch) started operations in September 1929, while the Shasi Cotton Testing Press-packing Co.

Department

modities, of Hankow

a governmental Bureau of

organ, commenced Inspection and

workopened Testing

in October for Commercial Com-

Weaving and Spinning Factory was informally in May1929.1931ThewithSahsi Cottonof

a capital

$1,000,000. The Air-mail and passenger service- between Shanghai and Ichang via

Shasi

rose was commenced

to 35.3tofeet in Ypril 1931. Flights p e irifde |hree times a week. The river

was done lives9thandAugufst,

property1*931in(the highest bvated mark on record), but no damage

Sfiasi.

Trade in 1931

Shasi was -too efficiently garrisoned throughout.?193q..: to 'be in much danger

of capture but the town was under continual threat of attack by Red and

bandit forces and the whole! district which Shasi draws upon for export pro

ddets avas overrun by hordes of: bandit and communist auxiliaries. Even if

the unprecedented disaster of the flood had not turned the situation from

bad to worse, if is doubtful if any rbAdvaV of trade' bbuld have come about

during the year under review. As it, wk^sj all hope of a' befter year’s busi-

ness'was. Ipst when most of the cotton crop, the mainstay of the port, was

, .seem to be,, destroyed after the bursting of the dykes around Shasi, Hosueh,

and fliungan. Only .about; 20 per oenL/of the whole crop‘was saved, and

cotton seed was of course corresponpLingly affected. The rice crop fortunately

■escaped to ,a large, extent,; and the harvest was excellent. A cotton-spinning

factory, the construction of which was commenced in 1930, was completed and

•came into, operation during- the year ; and an. bid flour mill that has recently

been reorganised, also started production, operating: at1 a profit on a daily

outturn of 500 bags of flour, mostly for consumption within the district

: and at Ichang. In addition to these two new enterprises, work was begun

on the 1 brddtibn of ;a new eiebtrib light And poever plant. 1The mbtor-bns ser-

vice to Siarigyang could not be tesftiped,. as the road was unsafe oh kccount

•of bandits, but the presence of troop's along the rotte to Hosueh has enabled

: theof aservice

Governmenton thiswifeless,

long stretch

stationof‘road

and/p'f fpa1 b’ebranch

restarted.

office ofThe theestablishment

Bank'Jof

China has added somewhat ‘ to the advantages of7'tfie pbid.

852 SHASI-tC&AInGSHA

DIRECTORY

British-American Tobacco Co./.(China), Hankow Press Packing 'Go. (Shasi Branch)

Ltd. Arnhold & Go., Ltd.,.> secretaries and*

W. Lieu VV.general

A. Price,managers

manager

Consulate, Great Britain N. L. T. Yuen, assist, manager

Consul (resident aJ Ichang) Liu Shao Chen, compradore

C. R. Lee, (acting) Ho Li Chen Steam Launch Co.

^ ^M# B * Chen Ho Seng, manager

Ta jih pen ling shi yn men Italian Trading Co.

Consulate, Japanese Wong Han Cheng, agent

A.cting Vice-Consul—T. Horiuchi

m iff ® Shasi Kwan ft *Ig E Wo

.| Jardine, Matheson

Customs, Chinese Maritime & Co., Ltd.

Acting Commissioner—H. Dawson- Agents S. S. Hsieh, agent

Grove Ling Chan Ngau

Assistant— Indo-China Steam Nav. Co., Ld.

Acting Tidesurveyor and Harbour PostPostmaster—Sun

Office

K.uo-sui.

Master—G. Quinn

# fi ^ Shanghai Commercial & Savings Bank.

Juchien Chu, manager

Evangelical Lutheran Mission—Cable.

Ad:E. Synod

O. Zimmermann and wife Sqcony-Vacu,um , Corporation

Austin Yang

CHANGSHA

-H Ohaug-sha

Changsha (or “Long-sands,” as the Chinese words niay be translated) is the capital

city ofinto

flows thetheprovince of Hunan.

Tungting lake, andIt stands'on

is about-100the.miles

rightspo-th

bankofofthe

theopening

Siang river,

of. thewhich

lake

into the Yangtsze

and long. 113,01 E. at the north-eastern corner, of tbe ; province. It is in lat. 28.10 N.

The name first toccurs about B.C. 220 as that of the, 3(fth and last of the com-

ruanderies

used as theintoname whichoftheoneFirst

of Emperor dividedfortheabout

the kingdoms JaRd .after

lo6 conquering

years (B.C._it. 202-101)

It was

during

the 90 the days’Hansiege

dynasty.

by theItsTaiping

greatestrebels

mark inin history

1882 byWaS'methods

its successful

which,resistance

afterwardsto

ofemployed elsewhere,

all Chinese statesmenled toin the

the final defeat bfcentury;

nineteenth the rebels’by Tseng Kuo-lan, the greatest

CustomChangsha

House was

was opened as a on

established treaty

Julyport1st,by1904;

the aChina-.J'apan

Japanese treaty offollowed

Consulate 1903. The

November, and a British Consulate the next year. Sinee then, America and Germanyin

have

Greatalso sentarerepresentatives.

Britain the only countries These

whichhavenowsince been Consular

maintain withdrawnposts,andinJapan

the port.and'

city The main line between Canton and Wuchang:,paR£

and (the river lying

Wuchang. Theonlinethetowards

west). Canton

Two passenger

is openiastrains,run daily(about

far as Yding between Changsha

40 miles from

Changsha), a section which was originally part of the fcpecialjine. ai built .iTotween the

Pinghsiang collieries (situated

Chuchow. Construction on thejust over tbthe

railway the Kiapgsi. bordef)

south has been in?$ abeyance

toe f§iaugSince

river1919at

r

and it is difficult to forecast when there will be a recommencement.

, CIJANCtSHA 8,53-

The surrounding country is lylly and picturesque,, especially on the ^;est bank of

. the river, where the Yoluhshan risea some 900 ft. high. This

connected by its name with the great Nan-yo or “ Southern Peak,” is not actually hill, called “' Y o Foothills,”'

connected with the Peak in its physical geography, though the Buddhist monastery

on its slope is within thetN ah-yo diocese. Near the top ridge is a replica of thedamous

Yu Tablet, which

millennium B.C., inpurports to be a monument

commemoration of his havingraised by thetheGreat

redeemed Yu,lands

.flooded in: theof those

third

days. The original stands on the most southern vidge of the “Southern, Peak,” which

iscannot

a range of hillsearlier

be dated 20 milesthanlong. The . original

the twelfth centuryis,, A.D.

however, a shaipeless'

The whole story offraudanyonewhichin

those very early days having.any , knowledge of the country as far south as Hunan is

baseless legend and not historically authenticated fact. The mil, however, retains

some

templesanctity from the

in the centre of thelegend

slope,andandhasa Taoist

a Confucian college

shrine on at its base; the

its ridge—hence a Buddhist

name of

the “ Hill of the Three Roligiphs.” The College boasts the

Chou dynasty bronzes and also some autograph writings of the celebrated scholar,possession of sdme very Ghu

fine

Hsi, who was connected with the college in the twelfth century. Near the Buddhist

monastery, the trees are exceptionally tall and large. The whole

wooded, and in the spring (when the azaleas are in flower) or autumn (when the leaves slope here is well-

are of all tints) the scenery is of,great beauty. ; From the.balcony of the Taoist ,temple

aa commanding

bird’s-eye view viewofofthe

the whole

southern citystretches

of Changshaof the and

Siangofontheoneintervening

side, and qnislandthe otherare

obtainable.

One of the finest buildings inside, the city is a memorial temple to Tseng Kuo fan.

In the beautiful

College for girls, gardens of thisof which,

temple Miss thereTseng,

is nowwhoestablished a Londoii

High School degreeisandofa

B.Sc., is the great the Principal

grand-daughter of: the distinguished-statesman holds thehimself. There

second memorial temple to Tso Tsung-t’aag, One of the most famous lieutenants of Tseng

Kuo-fan. There

celebrated scholaris ofalsohisaday,

temple whoondiedone inof Changsha,

the westernB.C.streets,

165. toInChia I, the most

the temple is a

marble settee which is alleged to have been used by Chia I.

Outside the city there is a very tine hospital, which was erected ,at a cost of

$185,000.

jThe by a former

ditectiqn Yale graduate

of the hospital for. hands

,is in. the thes useof ofa board,

the Hunan-Yale MedicalofCollege.

composed equally repre-

sentatives ,qf tile Hunan gentry and the Yale Mission. The Yale School and College

buildings are in the immediate neighbourhoodi 'The$'e are dll Outride'the'north gate.

Ou tsidehasthe braiich'

which -outh gate

officesareinthethh'Wool

famed worthantimony works of tileYork;

Building,'New 11 mil-hang

■ ThereCompany,

are two

Clectric-lightihg companies.

On the island are to be found the British Consulate and the residences of the

indoor Customs

Petroleum, and Post Office

British-American staffs and

Tobacco of the managers

Companies, Butterfieldof the: Standard

& Swire Oil, Asiatic

(and many o$her

mercantile firms. I

Many new .roads have been built and .motor busesriiflfw Buq'^aily direct to.

Ningsiang, Yiyang, Changteh and Taoyuan to the NorUi{VC,st, •HengcLowf.u,

iLeiyang. Chenchow and Ichahg to the South and lo :Siangtan and Paoking to

the Southwest from Changsha. It is planned that the' road to Taoyuan will

be extended to Shenchowfu, the Toad to’Ichang extended tovShuichowfu which

is the present terminus of the railway - from 'Canton,. Kwangtung Province, and

the road to (Packing extended to Hungkiang which is near the borders of

Kweichow Province, and it is interesting to note it is .now'possible, to travel

from Changsha to Canton in four or five days compared with one month to

six weeks required until these new roads were built. However, although these

roads enable passengers to travel to the main points in the Province quickly,

motor lorries are not yet used! to any large extent in tTansportihg cargo owing

to the cheapness of water transport.

Trade in 1931

The. beginning of the year found the Province recovering from ihe Com-

munist incursions of 1930, but during: 1931 trade conditions throughniit Hunan

steadily improved, although in July the largest flood on record occurred

throughout North Hunan which eut the railway between Changsha and

Hankow for 3) months. The badly flooded area extended from Siangtan to

.854 chA^jsiIa

Yiyang '(^6. rpiles, fi-rid: 93; "np^wbst Changsha respectively) tiorth-

wams to tjte bou9(ia.fy ;o|. .tHe. Province and extending westwards to Taoyuan

and Shihnajen, i.e. the erttire a,r^a. suri’q’uhdiug the Tungting Lake, and the

destitution in this part,'was aonte. It is estimated that two million people

were? rendered : homekas, • twentyrfive tho.us£).nd people drowned with : monetary

loss'ts of one hundred million dollars. : '

Repairing the Dykes in the flooded area has been attended to with- the

help of the National Relief Committee and by next flood season it is antici-

pated all important’ Dykes will have been repaired. In common with the

general world depfe'ssioii expotts frotn Hunan have' been poor compared with

previous years.'. '

Bkvxs.

For the second year

as exports of it were goncerned.in ;S.ucQess.ion,

The this article

quality of theproved

'cropa was

failure

veryaspoor,

far

and prices ruled high owing to the need for food-stuffs created by the seriops

floods in the Yangtsze valley,

WOODOIL.

Very little business) was dona in this article, and supplies from original

’centres must have been diverted into other channels. The lack of confidence

due to political factors? 'iii the protincey doubtless had something to do with

.thlS. y . . ^ 1 . : ( ... , .

.Axti.moxy.

. Changsha again featured merely

metal, i.e... Regulus, being carried principally as a gamblingin centre,

Hankow. stocksDealers,

of the actual

how-

ever j in the main incurred losses through holding their stocks in Hankow

and Shanghai, and consequently Changsha, will probably resume its former

importance as the legitimate centre for lexport business.

; There was practically no business done by foreign firms in Changsha in

this article.

Ores.

Tips business is drawing to a close, as the Shui Kou Shan mine is

rapidly becoming exhausted. The Lead Ore produced now, amounts only to

yabout 400 tons a, month, all of which is taken over by,the local Lead Worlds,

whose needs amount to 700/800 tons per month. It is probable that the local

Lead Works will have to close down unless new deposits are discovered. In

Zinc Ores, the mine had a» substantial stock of Sands, and but fori this, the

drop in production would render business of almost neglible proportions.

. The Hunan Metals Business Department is searching for new deposits,

and have a prospect in view at Hengshan. Lack of funds is interfering with

the work, and the local Government is endeavouring to get over-seas Chinese,

especially those in the Straits Settlement, to invest money for the-purpose in

view but have so far failed in their endeavour.

, Engineering.

Electric Light Llan.t. The Sintoon Trading Company secured the order

for the extension to the existing plant, on what, it is generally understood,

are very unsound terms. This additional plant is now in Shanghai, and will,

wei believey shortly be brought here for installation.

Aviation.

Messrs. Arnhold Company sold to .the Hunan Aviatipn Bureau, eight De

Havilland Moth aeroplanes, six of these are the Trainer. type, and two aye

Puss Moth designed for passenger requirements.

The volume of trade passing through the Changsha Custom House for

year. 1931 wag Haikwan Tls. 36,312,446 which compares with Haikwan Tls.

35,536,870 in 1930, Haikwan Tls. 37,877^340 in 19s29; and Haikwan Tls. 38,696,-

810 m 1928. The increase in the Custom House Return for-1931 is partly due

to the railway haying'been interrupted for 3$months as no cargo could be

transported. ’ by train during this period.;

, • P^4NqSflft4,ZAH • , 85J5;

DIEECT011Y

M r^C ^ ^ Yitirj'gWdntf an lee Customs, Chinese Maritime

Assist-in-charge—Kb I-huA

Arnhold & Co., Ltd., Merchants, Engineers

andE. Contractors^—Cabl^r^fl:

C.^Belbin, signs per pro. t Harchi

'(J^or' i^getlcies, set Shanghai sfectidri) ; Czaknetekl F., Export and Import—

Teleph. 410: Cable

F. Czsurnet?ki : Ad:, Ex import

n & $i ‘k & m 35 1 & &

Yint/ zhang A si a 'Aw $u ktitng si Deutsche Farbes-HandelsgeseTlsohaft

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (NortW CJhina),

Ltd.—Cable Ad: Doric; Code: Bentley’s Waibel & Go,:—Teleph. 106;. Cable Ad:

H. B. Wilson, acting manager Waidefag;

6th edns. " Codes: Rud^Mossfand

Head Odfce: ShanghaiA.B.C.

V. F. Clarke DnL. H. Mai. sig.j.y

L. R. Cropfey | Jt K. P. Hadland F, K. Heinrichsohu, fjigrA-V

R. P. John, installation manager Meske Kurt | A. (Rrobel

British-American

Ltd. Tobacco Cp. (China), Garrels, Burner

H. L. Mecklenburgh, Die. Manager Import

E. Pillep

M. E. Hewlett

^ ^ TaiTtoo ' Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Mer-

Bt; XTerfield ife Swire (John Swire & chants—Cable Ad: Jardine

T. C. Ching, agent

Sons, Ltd.), Merchants—Cable Ad: Swirfe

C. B'. Broadbent, signs per pro. Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. (China),.

Ltd.

& % m & *

Central, CmgA Trading Co., Exporters, MISSIONS

Importers,

—33, ShaLuEngineers and Cbntractoi's

Pu Kai; Teleph. 791; Cable

Ad: Centchina J| ChgngAao wei

M. S. Chang, general manager AmERICAN I’RESiiYTERfAN!MlSSION,

Milton Y. F. Chee, secretary

F. C. Tsao, accountant —Outside North

Rev. W. H. Clark, GateTH.p.k and wifeNORTH

P. C. Tsai (machinery dept.) , Miss E. Daris | Mi&:G. Bayless

C.K. L.P. Lo

Li (insurancedo.dept.)

v ' Miss E. McKee | Miss H. Whitaker

C.T. J.A. Chen,

Shiao represent.

do. '(Shanghai)

V. T. Liu, do. (Hankow) Broadcast Orphanage

Tract Press and Faith

C. T. Chang, do. (Sung Peh) VictorN,Rohm, manager

Changsha Clue Allen Cameron, supt.

Chairman—E. S. Mills , Branch Office—Shanghai,, P.O. Box 909

Hon. Secretary -Y. F. Clarke , 1

Hon. Treasurer—L. H. Mai Catholic Convent

M: S. Blaise, superior ; ’

Sisters Valeria, Sebastiano, Orsola

CONSULATES and del .Li via

America-Cable Ad: American Consul China Inland Mission !

Rev. H. Witt and wife

Great Britain-Cable

Consul—S. Ad: Britain

Wyatt-Smith Chr. F.Wohlleber and wife

wife

Dr. P. Eitel and

Japan R. Schadt and wife

Consul—R. Kasuya O. L. Fuhrmann and wife

Chancellor-G. Matsumoto Terao Miss

Miss A.M. Forstmeier

Vasel

Assistant Police Inspector—K. Miss E. Fischer

*:>6: CHANOSHA—ICHAN G

Miss H. Roller Host Office (Hunan District Head Office

Miss A. Maisenbacher Commissioner—Tsiang Yun Fung

Miss L. Ribstein DeputyAccountant—Yeh

do. —Hsu NanHsiang-i Sheng

Catholic Mission Dist.

Fr. Raima, superior

Fr. Prandi, procurator m m

Fr. Lee, Mission school director Schnabel, Gaijmer & Co.,Antimon

Importers and

Fr. Valle. Seminary director Exporters—Cable Ad:

Fr. Liao, (Siang Tan)' (:M #8)

Fr. Lieou (Flong-chan) ((ij %) Sincere Insurance and Investment Co.,

Fr. Elzi (Li-ling) (Pt gg) Ltd.—Head Office Hongkong with 10

Fr! Tizzoni (Fou-hieu) (IS fii) other branches. Capital $1,200,000

Fr. Stanchi (Tsing-kang) if) The Sincere Co., Ltd., gen. managers

Fr. Valfre (Siang-Ying) (Efe iffl)

Fr. BoVerio (Yiyang) (I?/ S)

Fr. Heng (Ngan-hoa) (It: 3c)

Fr. Grdziano (Ta-fou-che) (Tb'^ra^) Standard Oil Co.^ of New" m

York

mtek)

Fr. iDruetto (Ning-nang) M E. S. Mills

Fr. Bouansea (Lan-li-che) H. Barton

W. .0. Barclay, inst. supt.

Hudson Taylor Memorial

Dr. F. Eitel and wife Hospital W & chen hung sze

Dr. K. Herr and wife' Tang & Co., Ltd., W. A., Antimony Pro-

K. Oehl ducers and Distributors—67, Yamagati,

Miss

Miss'AE.. Fischer

Maisenbacher J. C.; Cable Ad: Watangco; Codes:

Miss L. Ribstein Acme, A.B.C. 6th

Universal and Private edn., Bentley’s,

t* ^ 0 H if $5

Hu nan sheng king hsuoh hsiao Hi & ifc A 6 ± f§

Hunan

Cable Bible

Ad: Institute—Military Road; Texas Co., The, Petroleum Products—

Biola

Rev. F. A. Keller, M.D., and wife Cable Ad: Texaco

Rev. C. A. Roberts and wife , D. H. Rowsome

fr a IF # * Tung ChanO Co., Exporters, Importers

Chung hwa sin i hwei and Smelters—23, Lou Pu Kai; Cable

Norwegian Missionary Society (Det Ad: Taoli; Teleph. 662

Norske Missions Selskap)—Cable Ad:

Norwegian Mission. Home Office: Yale in China (Yale Foreign Missionary

Stavanger,

Rev. EinarNorway Society), YaliHospital,

Union Middle

Smebye (supt.) and wife

Th. Gilje and wife Hunan Yale Central School,

China

Rev. E. Gilje and wife College

F. S. (Wuchang)

Hutchins, treasurer

Miss A.V. H.

Rev. Vinsnes

Eggen and wife, m.d. Miss J. P. Norelius, r.n.

Miss Edith

Dwight RughMitchell,

and wifer.n.

Nisshin Risen Kaisha—Teleph. 3; Cable Burton Rogers

Ad:Z. Nissikisen Richard

T.Tsuji, manager

Yamada Edward Weigle

Knight

P. G. Greene, m.d. and wife

ICHANG

H 5lt I-Chang

Icbang is one of the four ports opened to foreign trade on the 1st April,.

1877, in accordance with 'Clause 1, Section 3, of the Chefoo Convention. It

is situated in lat. 30° 43.4' 3ST., long. 111° 12.8' E., on the north bank of the

river Yangtze, about 363 miles above Hankow, and some five miles below the

entrance to the great Ichang Gorge, or just about 1,000 miles from the coast.

The navigation of the river to this port is comparatively easy for vessels of

light draught and has in recpnt years been rendered easier by the labours

of the Customs River Department, which has marked every crossing and

established numerous aids to navigation. The anchorage is off the left bank,

opposite the foreign residences, and is good, except in freshets, when the an-

chors should be sighted every two or three days. The port is the centre of a

hilly country, the productions of which are rice in the valleys, cotton on the

higher grounds, winter wheat, barley, and also the tungtzu trees, from which

the ordinary wood oil is obtained by pressing the nuts gathered from the

trees. In the sheltered valleys, amongst the mountain ranges west of the city,

oranges, lemons, pomeloes, pears, plums, and a very superior quality of per-

simmons are grown, and find a ready market in the city and at Shasi. The

importance of Ichang is chiefly that of an emporium for goods in transit to

and from Chungking. Most of the cargo for the latter port is landed here

and vessels

ger transfered

from tothesteamers.

middle ofSteam

April navigation

to the endisofnowNovember

practicableandfor for

the lar-

the

smaller vessels throughout the year. The rates for foreign passengers are

much higher than on the, lower Yangtsze. In view of the enhanced traffic,

aids to navigation and rules of the road through the gorges have become

urgent, and have been for some years undertaken by the Government, with

three River Inspectors functioning between Chungking and Ichang. The up-

ward voyage to Chungking now takes four days, and the return trip about

two days. The survey of the railwa^ to Chengtu has been completed, but

construction has been delayed. The estimated Chinese population of Ichang

is 112,309.

• Trade In 1931.

Despite continual firing on ,steamers on the middle and lower stretches of

the Yangtze River and the frequent: ravaging, of towns in the Yangtze and

Siang

passed River valleysyear.

^peaceful by Communist forces,mayIcnang

The same be remained

said of undisturbed

the towns andon

the Upper Yangtze and Szechuan1 generally for which Ichang is the trade

gateway and transhipping centre, From a political point, of view, therefore,

local conditions have been unusually suitable for trade, , and ,'1,1 is to be

the more regretted that the acute fiflancial depression, dpe^p. pve.r-taxation,

from which the preivince of iSzebhvian is suffering provecLa retarding element.

Shipping experienced a lean ye&r as trade on the ppper, ;river has. .been

partially driven, ay^ay , by over taxajtiop in, Szechuan andu;goods, are now

finding their wgy fn, ah:d'but of Western Szechuan and Yunnan Canton

and French' indo-Chiha. 1 Tdhnage was considerably in excels of demand,

especially on the upper , piyqr, hbt | ships were, nevertheless, kept running.

A. large number of tipper River pilots are unjfcnpldgfed ‘Cjwiarg tolHvithdrawal

of shipping dfic to the antirJapanese boycott and. poor tpad^ ^heir original

scale of pgy hp n^t begn iri^reased. : British steamers cannon work <^rgo at

Wanhsien, Tfie .first, half of' 1932 has!been disa

858 ICHANG

ping. Apart from an unusually large number of more or less serious accidents

three ships (British, American and Chinese) have been wrecked and are to

be counted as total losses -/iDurinuj !930| some progress was made with

a scheme for the improvemliirt mf . ihe JehanAel. at Kunglingtan. A detailed

survey of the rocks and surroundings was made and expert advice obtained

from Messrs. Nobels, Ltdv . ;Wprk of ^gklastii^ the Kunglingtan rock' was

started in the autumn of 1981, but owing to‘an unusually high water level

during the winter it was impossible to complete the clearance of the south-

ern channel. It is hoped this will be accomplished next winter.

The net value of the. trade pi the port: in 1931, was Hk. Tls. 11,840,1223, as

eontpared witji Hk:,tls'. lt)30," Hk.' Tls. 12>61,ko’ im 1929, Hk.

.^Is. in ^28, Hk; 'Tls . oil id'li927 ^nd; TTk. 'Tls.''16,^20,986 .in

iol rent

DIRECTORY

: Yintj slidMxj '<(i si 0, hiC&yu

1 httHfr fe ’ ^Ta ^ ^ fu,^

Yi/n/tf ling shih

A'sratio PR’thohKtrSk'

I.tk ‘ b (.!.■ Ad:’L?^k ' • Co. JI'(NbbTd *'

* ‘'' :Great BrItaIk—Tbleph:

t ,:n ,7 Cable Ad:

1

B. MlSandbach' ;

' h / '! 1 'Britaiii'. ' ' •"

Acting (AuisUl —C. R. IBfe : 1 1

J. G. Mtey,-; installatiohrmaflagerl v

'BANKiiuOb-CiUX.\!

Chong. Kwei,-7,7in nianager■ u !; ' Japan ;

w: b* .

' Acting Consul M. Crakawa

ilRiriSH-AMEWCAN

Ltd. TOPApCOi Gb.I<0hina)» , II Jl ® Maritime I ehang Yuan

, G. H Tsao CuctoMs,

; Chinese

Coinmr.—Y. Klii-ernat.su

i& Ta ko

° ■ Assistant—Chiu

Assist: Tfeo Chi

!BuTTEBPiELb & Swire ( John Swire & HarbohrTidesurveyor

Master^-C. H. &DavisActing

Sons, Examiner—iSo Nim KoShin-kip ,

F. D.Ltd,), Merchants—Gkble

Roberts, signs per pro.Ad: Swire Assist. Ekaminer—Lo

S. Fraser Jardine, Matheson & Co:, Ltd., Merchants

^ ‘tC la Chaw song nee cheulc A. Ross

China Merchamts’Steam Navigation Co. ] Agencies Indo-China Steam Nav. Co., Ld.

Shu Henry, manager Canton .Insurance j Office, Ld.

■Chinese Govt.:Salt Administration. Hongkong Fire Insurance Go.. Ld.

Co-Assist. Dist.Inspr.—N.E. Eisworth Commercial Union Assur. Go., Ld.

Peninsular and Oriental S. N. Co.

Canadian Pacific Ocean Services, Id.

CLUBS- ' ' ; / n. ; Koenig Bros,, Contractors—Erh Ma Lu

Ichang Customs Club

President—Y. Kurematsu ' H. Koenig J A. Koenig

Hon. Secretary- E. S. Ahtunes Lee Chong & Co,, Wine apd Spirit

Ichang Recreation

Secretary Club G. Everest Merchants

and Tresis.—R. Maoris, & Oo., E.M., Wine and Spirit

Merchants—Gable Ad: Maoris

.CONSULATES .

It ^ ffl a A MISSIONS

. American

France ,

Ta fa ling shih fit, ' Miss A.Church

E. ByerlyMission

Consul—-^residing at HankOW) Deaconess E. W. jr.,

Rev. C.'Pickens, Riebe

and wife

ICHANG—CHUNGKING

China Inland Mission - - Cable Ad: Swedish Missionary Society

Inland Mission; Codes: C.I.M. and Miss I.F. Nordkvist

Missions Rev. A. Wennborg

H. J. Squire and wife

Church of Scotland Nisshin Kisen KiisHA^Cable Ad: Nissi-

T.Rev.Chalmers Borthwick, kisen

Forbes Tochep, c.b.e.,m.b,,m.c.,ch.b,.b.d.

3Iiss M. E. Pirie, m.a. ffi M & ~ &

Miss M. J.Graham,

Andrew Pirie f.r.g.s. (EdA

Miss H. D. Wilson X chaug. i teng yu cliu

Miss G. B. Maegill Post Office —Cable Ad: Postmaster

Miss C. A. Magellan Deputy Postal Commissioner - in -

charge—Tseng I chen

t fi ^ m ^ ® Societe Francaise du Haut Yang Tse—

Evangelical

Elmer H. ThodeLutheran Mission

and wife Cable Ad: Chiris

R. J. Muehl and wife J. Dagorne, manager

fig* tjr ^ Tien choo ta,ng Socony-Vacuum Corporation

Roman Catholic Mission J. L. Poole

Rt. Rev. T. Jans, bishop of Rhosia Union Franco-Chinoise de* Navigation

apost. vicar

Rev. Fr. A. Timmers ' C. C. Chiris, general manager

Rt. Rev. N. GubbeLs, apost. vie. J. Dagorne, agent

Rev. Fathers M. Vlaminck, A.

Timmers, A.H. VanAdons, R. Van Yangtsze Rapid Steamship Co. (Fed. Inc.

Voorden, den Bosch, T. U.S.A.)—Cable Ad: Rapidco

Hesseling, C. Goethals, L. Lippens, Lansing

managerHoyt, president and general

(Shanghai)

F. Mevis, J. B. Moris, G. Wouters,

M. Perlot, F. Vrydaghs, E: Adons, U. E. Case, assist,! genl. mgr. (Ichang)

U. Van V.Sever, P. H.Vercauteren,

Van Rutten,O. R. Brown chief .^ecpqntant (Shanghai)

E.Wiaux,

Delaporte,Stolle,

M. Van, Steenwinckel, ”,

Capt J. Rosenberg, in arihe supt. ‘ do.

R.

M. Smeets, C. Van d(‘.r Borght, G.

Van Nieuwenhuyse, D. . Put, T, J. H.-Reed, assist-(Chungking

Seliwer accquntaptoffibe)

(Ichang)

Uyttenbroeck, G. Hugelier, F. Capts.

Taylor,J. C.MiclO,

D. !SmitH,

!. Pallasen, H. W.

R. Baker,

Libens, P. Diricken, T. CariSell,

uetin, L. Adams, D. Engelin, G. A. J. Andersoli;

Anderson, E. Smith C. Opperman, E.

. Boutsen, F. Van Mooseke and Mate—W. Ileikel

O. Mercier : ; . Supt, Fngineer W. Uselin

CHUNGKING

^ S Chung-king

30of ■ min.

TheE.,citymayofwell

the whole

Chungking, situateflnotinonly;

Ibe described

of Western China. asThe

lat. 29 deg.

foreigntheimport

J3 mih. ^6capital

commercial seq. N.,of long.

trade'e’eritre^'here,

106'dbut

Szechuen

and is then

eg.

distributed

The citybyoccupies'the

a smaller class

end ofoftrading

a high junks up thebluff

and rocky various riversa peninsula,

forming of the province.

at the

junction

latter. The principal streets of the city, in which are many fine shops, aremouth

of the river Kia-ling with the YangtSze, 1,400 miles from the on theof side

the

ofcitythework

Yangtsze, while a, new main has now been driveh'right through the

still continuing upon it in different dir0ctidh's, and out by Way ,0f the Tung heart of the

.86b’"' 011 LTXG} KING

Yuan Gate, 'where it • merger with the new Gifeat East lioad tp Ohengtu, over 300

miles distant, tlte., gfeater part, of which has been corhpiieted and is open to traffic.

milescityin iscircumference,

The surrounded bypierced

a crenelated stone gates.

with nine wall in good

This repair, which is some

wall was’built in 1761,five

replacing an oldpr one. , _Part of Chungking is now electrically lighted, i a rnative company l

with an authorised capital of $300,000; having been formed.for thWfc

1

climate of Chungking is depressing, the summer bediig hot arid’1 damp, the winters ' p u' f pose . The

raw and chilly, with thick fogs from November to- March. The ordinary rise of the

river is about 75 feet- on^Oth August, 1898, it rose to 101 ft., o'n 11th'! August, 1905, to

108 ft., on 22nd July, 1^20, to 95 it. 2 in., on 14th July, 1921, to 100 ft. and 90-it. at

the beginning”b£’August

According 19§iV‘ the

tp, a Chinese report, In 1908 it only120

river.rose attained a height

feet inthe 1878. Onof 52thefeet 4 inches.of

isthetheKialing

walledandcl%.facing, .Chupgking,

formerly: extending

styled. Kjangpei Tingbelow

and now junction'of tlielefttwobank

known as iviangpei rivers,

Helen.

It is proposed eventually to connect the two towns by a steel- bridge These two

cities and the large villages in their immediate neighbourhood areestiU) a ted'to contain

a population of about. 700,000.. . j

. Tuade in 1931.

The port was declared open to foreign trade in 1891, since which date a

large trade has ;beeh dohe both in imports and exports, ‘ carried in foreign

chartered junks. ,

/Commercially Chungking and Szechuan Province in general cannot in any

way be said to have CAnjoypd a prosperous year. The partial arrest of the

downward trend of silver and the depreciation of sterling have : had little or

no effect in the market, and a high discount rate On Shanghai is ni^ihtain-

ed.: ; i ., „ r. , Y j 'A.} • ,'. :

The decline in exports is largely toib'e explaipe$ .byi thp general jack of

demand'abix)ad, butuftpart from .that (the political jealousies of thi- provincial

warlords have imposed taxes and restrictions upom 'the movtemfent of goods

to stich a degree that the tradb in certain articles,. «;,g. musk and! bestiqua-

lity Black'Bristles,5 has been'diverted to a! great extent. The’ruler:of-Chung-

king and, neighbourhood has amassed considerable -armaments, and has im-

posed a rigid ban on the import and export in hig-area-of, alT chemicals and

metals that may in his view be converted;,to hrilitary usfe by-his rivals. This

is a great deterrent (to trade in other parts of, the prOVihce where business

In 'machinery and industrial plant is increasing.

Chungking has however seen many improvements such as motor roads,

street planning, a new telephone system, a waterworks etc. The last has

only recently been opened, and already distributes water to hydrants in

numerous parts of the city. A new and comprehensive system of electric

lighting is also in prospect.

Foreign imported piece goo-ds are being very considerably replaced by the

Shanghai or Hankow woven article, but the native cottage industry is still

large, imports of cotton yarn,, principally from Shanghai, being maintained.

Imports of foreign dyes anfe bn the’inCiease, and to the list of regular im-

ports must now be added motor caps, which in smte of taxation are coming

in ever larger numbers, as the nhilbagc of completed roads is extended.

This is now not very far short1 of 2000 miles. Business in road machinery

has also been done. A number of electric light plants ar.e planned and some

are already in existence ih interior towns, and schemes for creating and

utilising eiect,ideal power in other ways are projected. •

hut Szechuan

as indicatedis a her

veryfinancial

rich andposition

very largely self supporting,

is at present- very bad, and tp this .untilday, her

exports move there can be no real prosperity.

In spite of the local Navigation Bureaids efforts Chinese competition

with foreign Upper Biver .shipping is intense, and cut throat rates of freight

have generally prevailed, much to the detriment of tfce* firms involved.

‘ 86i

The net values of trade fhrough iblie Chinese Maritime Customs for 1930

and 1931 are’appended :

1^30. Tlk.'^taels. 1931. Hk. Taels.

Chungking ...86,552,542 Chungking ...75,302,847

Wanhsien 19,978,686 ^Yanhsien 17,066,384

The net valu^Of tiVde in 1931 was Hk. Tls. 75,302,847 as compared with

Hk. Tls. 86,552,542, in 193b, Hk. Tls. 78,256,468 in 1929,. Hk. Tls. 72,236,585

in 1928 and Hk. Tls. 6^029,929 in 1927.

DIRECTORY

3 » H « 35 SI Borioni (Y Co,, Importers and Exporters—

Mei-ft/tihtjHM): si.en kimt) szn - Cable

J. V.Ad: Navigazion

Saunier, parter

American-Asiatic UntseUwritrrs, Fed. British Chamber or Commerce

Inc., U.S.A.—General Insuraince : Hon. Secretary—B. M. Barry

Fire, Marine," Motor-car, feife.. Acci-

dent, Burglary, Plhte-glass,' Bag- ■j^j" ^ Tai koo

gage and Special Bisks-^Ho Kee

Bank Building, Mo Fang Sze Butterfield & Swire

Chang; Cable Ad: Underiters J. A. Blackwood, signs per pro.

C. V. Starr, president (Shanghai) A. C. Hutchison ;

D. Yon Dreyer,. manager

Agents for-.— p. Jh iS? 18 Chau shang yu chu

GIpbe and Butgers Fire Ins. Co. China Merchants’ Steam Nav. Co.

and 22 other American, British

and Continental Insurance Com- Chungking Import S.A.

H. Dohr, manager

panies

Tf f'J j£r let* Yung hong CONSULATES

ArnhoLD & Co., Ltd., Merchants—Cable America General(Administered

at Hankow) by the Consul

Ad: Tolamhold

F. L. Harrison, representative France

Consul—J. Medard

Medecin du Consulat—Dr. L. Yieron

Ying shang a si a huo yn hung sz » ¥ m ® a*

Asiatic

Ltd.—Cable Petroleum

Ad: Co. (North China), Germany

Doric

W. A. Lewis, manager Consul — Dr. H. Traut (on;

C.E.W.N.Leyel leave)

Fenton I B. H. Ballantyne Consul—G. Scheffler

C. M. Pronk | Miss MacBae ! ^ IS" 3E *

C. J.J. Findlater

Hodges, installation manager Ta ying ling 'SZ shu

Great Britain

Consul-General

(acting)* — W. Stark Toller

Barry & Dodwell, Ltd., Importers and Vice-Consul—G. E. Stoskley

Exporters—

B. M. Barry, Cable Ad: Enterprise

managing director iff ® 0 *

T. W.

G. J.Weall,

Moyhing director (Shanghai) Ta yat pun ling sz fy

Nye Shen, engineer Japan

Consul in Charge — (vacant)

862 CHUNG1UNQ

m m m s fU fg Eu-o

Ch’ung ch’ing hai kuan ■) a rdine, MathesoK <1 Co., Ltd., Merchants

Customs, Chinuse Maritime Barry & Doclwel), Ltd , agents

Revenue-

In-door m m

Actg.

voongCommissioner

. — Li Kway ! . Mackenzie & Co , Ltd.

Assistants-- Tseng Kwang Chuh and •.Barry & Podwell, Ltd!, agents j!

Chen Cheng Kuang

Out-door i m

Acting

MasterTidesurveyor

(Assistant and

BoatHarbour

Officer Mckesson. & Robbins, Inc.--Cable

B)—Ko Ping Chang Ad: Alacrity

P. C- Low, agent

(also Agent for Wangsien)

Deutsche Farbest-Handelsgesellschaft it & w ,m jn ®

Waibel & Co;, Importers' of Dyes, Szechuen meijung*yin libny '

Chemicals, etc.—Young Bros. Building; Mei Feng Bank of Szechuen, The—

Cable Ad: Waidefag

K. Roll i F. Schiirmann Cable Ad: > Meifengbank

H.

C, C. Hu, general

J. Kang, deputy manager

manager

Far Eastern' Insurance Oo., Ltd., W. D. Liap, business do.

The (’. T. Ma, accountant

Arnold & Co., Ltd., agents

L. A. Anderson Nisshin Kjsen Kaish v—Cable , Ad:

gg H Mei-ya j Niss^kisen

Ki^OzaWa, niimager , ^ ^ '(.

Globe & Rutgers FTrE Insurance Co.

—Ho Kee Bank Building, Mo Fang

Sze Chang; Cable Ad: Underiters PhilirpiDis, (j. M.,jT~ fr

Import-Export Cable

American Asiatic Underwriters, Adi Philippidi;,CpdeS: A.B.C. 5th:edn.

Fed. Inc., U.8.A.. managers, for and Bentley’s

the Orient C. Ph.

M. M.Pbilippidis, ;

Hsia Kiang Yiie & Co. Philippidis,manager

assist, manager

T. C. Chen, manager m m. v « « ;n *

Chow Tien Fu, chief clerk Tung clnvan yu rvn kuan li ehy

h 18} ^ Post—HeadOefiue (Eastern

Office: Saeckwa’nCable

Chungking; District!

Ad:

Ying slicing pb Ha‘wien yang Idem Postos

yu hsien kung sze - Commissioned—V-iSjtukh'

Imperial Chemical Industries (China),

Ltd., Importers^ of Alkalis and Com- Dist. Deny* Coni mr.—ChienTsz

Dist.‘Accohntan'tA-Wohg Way Suhg Chang

mercial and Industrial Cheinicalsw- First ClasBDeputy!

Acting 11’ostniaster • (Waphsifio)*...

Commissioner-i-

Beh Hsiang Kai: Cable Ad: Alkali ; Hwang Yun Song, i . c, .A .7

H. G. Yale | 1ST. K. Crawford

For Agencies,: see Shanghai section)

Indo-China Steam / .’Navigation Co., ft n tr m ^ M ®

Ltd. Bost Office (Western SzeeiiMftiviMstrict)

Barry and (Dbdwell, Ltd.,, agents —Head Office: Chcngtu; Cable Ad:

®Manmkv:bkmbse chw

m avay& , ; Postos, Chengtu JMCejuting- f.

Cof^jnksio^r—P,

De'pu.ry 1 dt); —Lo Yko;cmng "

International Saaungs

Paris Office: 85, Rue Society

St. MzagSi — ' Dfstfict

Head

Acofihutant^-M'. C. 'E. C.

Fisehei (adting Hep^ty^ Commr.)

Office:Cable

hai. 7, Avenue Edward VII;

Ad: Thiefsavih " Shang- SaltAuditor—Li

RkvEnuf. (('ihungking Anditor Officc)

E. A. Chandoin, mgr. (Szechiidn) YiYd1"”7AA .

CHUNGKING 803

Siemens China Co. Texas Co. (China), Ltd. The- -Cabie

R.I era/ sxuMfeitoa »

Societe Francaise du Haut Yang Tse,

Importers and Exporters—Cable-Ad:

Chiris la Chufu

adji a 1 /mho to :• laa mai i; iMiW 3iR!A'Ncd^(JittSToiSE de Navigation

South British Insurance Co., Ltd.. Directors—E. Charrier & E. Bousquie

The C. T. Huang, Chinese manager

Arnhold & Co., Ltd., agents T. F. Li | H. C. Teng

L.'A. Andersbri ' .

Socony-Vacuum Corporation Wollheim Gebrueder & Co., Importers-

and Exporters

W. Palmer, manager F. Jessel, sole proprietor

C.J, Halkett

E. Harris | Mrs. C. J. - Hughes

^ '1881'

A. L. Lorntsen (Wanhsien) n mm'm m

Stromwall . Trading. .. Co. — Cable Ad: Young Ticpr,

Brothers Banking Corpora-

Banking, Savings and Service

Stromtrade i■ ■ Departments Shipping,

. W. Heikel house, Safe-keeping, InsuranceWare-

and

Commissioni Agents—Head Office •

I? S It« A syJ iK * # & li Chungking, Szechueni; Cable Ad:

Yin Kuo lean nn-da yuen mmJen$hao • the Yangbrosbk. Branches throughout

r ' jtV ;‘-

Sun Life Assurance Co., of Canada — Afjmcies T. Yangtze

S. Ygng,Valley

managing director

Barry & Dodwell, Ltd., agents :—

Young. Brothers Trading Co.

(foreign dept.) China Woodoil

^ ^ ^ ® Exporters -

Szechwan HANDELS-GifeELisc'HAFT m.b.H. North China Insurance Co.

—Cable Ad: Handges'ell; Code: A.B.Ci. British Traders Insurance Co.

5thP.Ausg The Insurance Co. of North

R. Schuchardt -o . . America

SCALES OE COMMISSIONS AND BROKERAGES

SHANGHAI GENERAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Adopted at the Annual General Meeting held 26th February, 1906

COMMISSIONS

Parchasing

Do. Tea, Kawdo.Silk, Opium,do.and Cottonif as return for Goods sold.., 2| per &

Do.

Do. Shipsall other Goods,

andor Eeal and Produce... ...

Estate when required ... ...

Guaranteeing

Inspecting Silk,Sales orRemittances,

Tea,Shares,other Goods andandProduce 212*

Do.

Do. Stocks, Debentures, other good Securities ...

Do. Tea,Ships

Selling allRaw

otherandGoods

Silk,

Real Estate...

and and

Opium, Produce

Cotton

... • ......

...

2?24

Do. Native Bank orders received in payment for Goods 24

Drawing,

by indorsing,

Credits or or negotiating...Bills ...of Exchange,

Documents ... ...on approved

... ... Bills ...secured...

Remitting

Paying and thereceiving

ProceedsMoneyof Bullion or Billsaccount

in current of I 04

Do. Ships

Collecting Disbursements

Inward Freight ... ... ... ... ... .... ...

Obtaining

Entering FreightClearing

and/or and collecting same Freight, including Brokerage

Disbursements, etc., Tls. 50

Settlement sales24effected

On chartersandandpayment per cent. Entering and/or Clearing ......

of Marine Insurance Claims... per cent.

On

On the

the amount

amount paid for

paid for Total

AverageLossesClaims ... 24 per cent.

Prosecuting

on amount or Defending,

claimed successfully. Claims, either at Law or by Arbitration,

Prosecuting

Proving or Defending, unsuccessfully, on amountonclaimed 24

ManagingClaims,

Transhipping Estates

and

collecting and remitting

and Collecting

Forwarding

Dividends,

Rents...and

Jewellery Bullion

amount proved

Landingcargo

or Transhipping Cargo ... Damaged... 04

Selling

Transhipping ex Ships

or Forwardingput into port

Goods withdrawn or re-shippedOpium Tls. 2 per chest,

...half1commission

percent.

Granting

Interest Letters

on cash of Credit ... ...

advances

The otherwise

foregoing stated.

rates to be exclusive of Shroffage, 1 per mil., and Brokerage, when paid; unless

BROKERAGES

Brokerage

Do. on selling

Bills andProduce,

BullionMetals, and General Merchandize*... 0|I per cent, from seller

Ship Brokerage for negotiating

Do. on Charters

obtaining Freight and completing Charters ... ... 114

Brokerage

Do. Sales of Coal effected

and sales 114 from seller

seller

Do. Shares, Stock, Debentures, and other Public Securities 04 \C and

from buyer

* Brokerage to be paid only on Goods actually delivered.

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HANGCHOW

Hdng-chau

Hangchow, the capital of the province of Chekiang, is .situated 120 miles south-

west of Shanghai, and 110 miles sout^ of Spochow, adjacent tp the Chien-tang River

(the theGreen

atof the apexRiver bayof Robert Fortune’s famousforjourneys to the neighbouring

of steamers.teaThedistricts),

river ofis:amoreover

which' viait.o/T

is too shallow

lW n RAWk '/the

*>. navigation

wAW'—J- mouth

AUSTRALIAN FOODSTUFFS.

WE ARE REGULAR EXPORTERS OF t—

BUTTER & CHEESE

We can also supply the following goods at competitive prices:—

Bacon, Hams, Frozen Meat, Dry Fruits, (Currants, Sultanas & Lexias),

Fresh Fruit, Wheat, Flour, Leather and other Australian produce.

We can quote firm prices by Cable C.I.F. British Sterling.

ENQUIRIES INVITED

3E'. S3. SSOS^^OCT Sc CO.

Albert House, 289, Albert Street,

BRISBANE.

BANKERS: CABLE and RADIO:

CommercialBRISBANE.

Bank of Australia, Ltd. “BOLTONCO” Brisbane,Second.

Bentleys & Bentleys Codes:

tho Chinese. of imitation

it snnds.outsilver thatstring,

are burnt in suehdrug®,

irnmOnsp quantities by

other articles Inin addition,

The communication smallby quantities. thread,

Coarse

water with Shanghai paper colours,

is manufactured

is particularly good, andinlacquer,

great and many

mightquantity.

be much

improved with very little trouble by a small amount of dredging at Shihmen; on the

Grand

reachedCanal,

by boat20 from

milesHangchow

from Hangchow. Ningpo,

with, several about 120 miles

transhipments, but itdistant;

is quicker cantoalso be

go wd

Shanghai. Steam launches ply regularly td and from Shanghai and Soochow, with

passenger

Huchow and other places en routej-adso on Chi’ien T’ang river thereiare daily launches to

boats in tow, making the trip in from. d8 to 24 hours. Launches ply daily to

r uyang, Tunglu, Linpu, etc.,—a service that; started ini I912i Hardly any cargo is

earned by theand

and Nanzin, lattera service

betweenis Hangchovl and.* Sodchow.

glsq maintjtippd ; These launches

between-Reeliing, Soochow go wfd

andHuchow

several

inland

ago andplaces. The H^pgchowjSn,ang|iai

have a monopoly companiesmade

of .tbe grade. , Attempts forqiedby aoutsiders

combinatipp spmein yeai’s

tq coxae have

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HANGCHOW

ft Hdng-chau

Hangchow, the capital of the province of Chekiang, is situated l20 miles south-

west of Shanghai,

(the Green River of andRobert110Fortune’s

miles south of Spochow,

famous journeys adjacent tp ]bhe Chien-tang

to the neighbouring River

tea districts),

at the apex of a bay which is too shallow for the navigation of steamers. The mouth

of the river is, moreover, visited by a bore, or tidal waye, which further endangers

navigation.

middle of the The eighthhighest

moon, bores occur inis autumn

and Haining the best during

place for the observing

three daysthisafter the

famous

phenomenon, which is formed by the north-east trade wind heaping np the water of

the Pacific on the China coast and causing enormous tides.

like a funnel, and the mass of water rushing up, more and more concentrated as it Hangchow Bay is shaped

advances,

opposition,isactingsuddenly confronted

in concert, bankbyupthethecurrent

rising ofwater.

the river. The constriction

Gathering momentum and and

speed with the immense pressure of the oceap behind it, thus forcing its volume into

the ever-narrowing waterway, the bore occasionally attains,

tide, a height of as much as 15 feet as it rushes, with a roar like thunder, along the at a favourable spring-

sea-wall

hour. on the northern shore of the Bay, at a rate sometimes reaching 12 miles an

Before the Taiping rebellion Hangchow shared with Sooohow the reputation of

being one of the finest cities in the Empire on account of its wealth and splendour,

but it was almost destroyed by the rebels. Since then it has recovered to a

considerable degree, pitch

regained its former and isofonce more populous

prosperity. and flourishing,'

Historically, Hangchowthough it hasthenotmost

is perhaps yet

interesting city in the Republic. The earliest reference to it in the annals dates back

totheB.C.Wu-Yiieh

2198. Thedynasty

great Shihmadehuang ti visited

it their the place

capital. It was,in B.C. 210, and

however, underthe the

kingsSungof

dynasties {circa A.D. 960-1200) that Hangchow became most famous as a capital. Marco

Polo spent considerable time in the city, and, to tins day, his image may be seen in the

famous ofandBuddhism,

centre picturesqueandLing-yin Buddlns.t,

its temples includeMonastery.

some of theHangchow is indeedinaChina.

most remarkable great

The famous Yo Wang Temple, on the West Lake. Which perpetuates the name of a

spices of the Military Governor, who has- beeii sudeessM in raising large sumsau-to

revered Chinese patriot in the 12th cetitury, has been reconsHtibted under the

meet the expenditure involved. ’

Hangchow was declared Open to foreign trade oh the ;26tii fjeptemW, *1896; in

accordance with the terms of the Japahese I Treaty. The latest,Census taken by the local

authorities

takes shows that theSbochow.

populationIts'great

is 42p,9l6. As a manufahtiihirig cbhtre Hangchow

kinds place evenandbefore

of crape gauze—-the produetidn oftrades

fans ofareallsilk-VteavdngL^incjluding

kinds, the manuthethre several of scis-

sors, and the making of thin tinfoil, which', when pasted to AbfitJking'Oflcoarse native

paper, forms the ingots of imitation silver that are burnt} in such immense

the Chinese. In addition, it sends nut thread, string, colours, drugs, lacquer, and many quantities by

other articles in small quantities. Coarse paper is manufactured in great quantity.

The communication by water with Shanghai is particularly good, and might be much

improved

Grand Canal, with20verymileslittle

fromtrouble by a small

Hangchow. amount

Ningpo, aboutof 120 dredging at Shihmen,

miles distant; on the

can also be

reached by boat from Hangchow with several transhipments, but it is quicker to go tad

Shanghai. Steam launches ply regularly td and from Shanghai and Soochow, with

passenger

Huchow andboats otherin places

tow, making the triponinGh’ien

en route,palso from 18T’ang

to 24river

hours. Launches

there*are dailyply daily to

launches to

Fuyang, Tunglu, Linpu, etc ,—a service that; started in>1912i Hardly ahy cargo is

(jarried by the latter between Hangchou!and; Sobchow. These

mid Nanzin, and a service is aj^p maintjwppd between-EeeBng, Sopchow and several launches go vid Huchow

inland

ago andplaces^ The .Hgpgqjib.WrShangJuii

have a monopoly companiesmade

pt the trade. ; Attempts formedby aoutsiders

combi nation aquaeinyears

tq Come have

28

HANGCHOW

always failed after a few trips. The railway, however, is proving a serious rival, and

the rapid andTheup-to-date

passengers. service provided

station adhueept is an increasing attraction to all classes of

;tq the ForeigryiSettlenifnt is known as Konzenchiao,

tor which passengers change at Hangchow city KensKahmen stations.

One of the sights of Hangchow is the bea,utiful Western Lake, dotted with islets

crowned with shrines and memorial temples. Several of the islands are connected

by causeways.

similar monuments Thejudiciously

general picturesque

placed ineffect is heightened

effective spots; whileby the temples,

slopespagodas,

of the hills and

bordering 1 the lake on the west are bright with azaleas, honeysuckle, and peach-blossom

at

knd various

camphor seasopk of the year; and clusters of bamboos, severalthekinds of conifers, tallpw

FoUeigh-sjty' le trees,'

hotfsesandandmaple, in rich

villas'afe alsoprofusion,

sjjrihgingallupehhance

along fhe lake grandeur

shore, ofandthea motor

scene.

■scMic. rbad afbund the/lake has been completed as far as Lihying temple The west-

erh wad of the Oi^y'has beeii 1 ptllled dowii to sOme extent, "and a jsfoad lake shore

■fttom^tiUde/

Hildeted, the aboh'

whblS t" Wftdles

of in ’ length, iyitK spaciousj garden's has been constructed.

thi^district

, , 'ha's be’en' laid out' i^ith a series of imposing tree-

bdtd^nSd'thQffcfn^fafes?;aH bf; great length and width; comparable with the principal

streets of any latge city in thh’tkoiM/ Tn 1this abea the Hbuildings, are chiefly foreign-

style, tnahysfee:

impressive Of thftSeveral

QbVel' nihhht 'OlKOeS dbd 6VhOi;,'pileThises

! hotels, in seihi-fbreign-stilh,

bei:ii^' ‘w!0li Constructed .and of

: haVe been opened,1 including one

neaU' the^Oity .HallWay Station ahd bthhrh iiear',the Public Gafdeh bn the Lake, besides

one vHth' wbSterri abcommodatioh bn the1'laKe-shbre 1 bear the Imperial Island.

A'ehoWfiUe.areY'.MIG.A: buildfpg'was completed

numCrdUs' arid extraoCdmarily picture'stpfe; aridearlyJM 1920. Hibariyexcursiphs

person whoaround Hang-a

can allOw

-tiionlih*fmetli*?Urtp' ^ hbuflff•tewt' f e,ii' to explore the

as the Anhwei border. The green crystalline water and constant alternation rapids bf the Cli’ieibt’ang River as farof

gorges-and paa-k-liko'rolling

tlie sandy: banlkst with every country;

variety oftheconifer,

lofty heights,

camphorheavily afforested

tree, scrub right down

oak, maple, tallowto

jtree, Ibamboo,kinds

SpOjAnoiali ete.v.-Combine to form

is to be had a series ofincluding

in profusion, landscapes scarcely

excellent equalled in Japan.

fly-fishing.

THb' site Selefetdd fbr thpHbrei^fi Settlbt|ient ^.feteds'for Iialf a mile along the east

bank pf thp G,rdrid : Ganafl tjit covers over half d-Sc(udre linle and is four miles from the

'nearestthepPlhtbf

'about 'Samb size;the! cityTheWall. ' The JapanbSfeSpttlbirient

Ch^tofo-hPuse and 'Coiriniissl'pner’s adjoins

and itAssistants’

on the north and is

residences

are built ori the GhfstPiriS Lot, and there is alflo a Chinese Police fetation in a modern

! buiidih'g. The Hangchow 'Electric Light‘.Coanpanb has erected putsidp the KCn Shan

Mbn a-large'installation- for thejsUppl^’ 6^ current tb thd suburbs.

Zakow, three pr.upon

sitpate|d fQgripile^pijth-west of'Hangchow cityrailway

lies thehead.

rising The

littleStandard

town of

Oil Cippipauy, the Asiaticthe,Hetrolpum

,Ch’ien-t’ang River at themissionary

Cio.Japd,several establishments (includ-

ing a large College) have their headquarters here. : For residential purposes the

hilly sites in the vicinity, overlooking the broad estuary

afford far ItiPfp sanitary-locatibhs'than the lbw-lying malarial Settlement ,10 miles away.and open to the sea breezes,

Halfway between Hangchow and Shanghai is Kashing, where the Grand Canal

jqiipi the. Whangpoo Hivey onwaswhich firstShanghai is situated. , Kashing is a Customs Sta-

opimp,urider

tion owingHangchow

jtp tljie fiscalandarrangements opened

being inagainst 1898 for

the collecting

collection atduties on foreign

Hangchow.

A railway from the Settlement to the further end of Hangchow City near

the .Ch’ien

and with T’angChineserivercapital.

was completed in September,railway1907. It was built solely by Chinese

Kashing. Twenty-eight milesThere northis now of Hangchow ’ connection

is situatedwiththeShanghai well-known vid

summer

•.railway resort

and -a ■ of

motor Mokanshan.

Tan nch serviceIt can

in be

tPn reached

hours. from

There Shanghai

are now by way

over 500 of the

houses

on the slope of a hill about 2,250 feet' high. The scenery is magnificent and the views

are

andvery cleargrand.mountain. Bamboo forestsabound.

springs cover theChairsmountain andand affordforshade

coolies to allarethe always

baggage roads,

available, and are under contract with the Mokarishan

less completely furnished Pan be rented. The difference in temperature from the plain Association. Houses more or

amounts to 10° F., in.the day and 16° F. at night.

Save for the prevalpribe

climate ofsalubrious.

malaria—which; hbwever. is not of a virulent type—the

are wet ofandHangchow

raw, but isthefairlyautumn is delightful,Julyand andtheAugustwinterareishot,

coldtheandspring

bracing.months

HANGCHOW 867

Trade in 19S1

Encouraged by the removal, of likin taxation, and ,by ft pertain amount of

prosperity resulting from the excellent crops of the. prreyio'u's.,yea)t, business

cpened a,t Hangchow on a hopeful note at the beginning of. .1931. - Spring,

however, saw losses being incurred in sericulture in many, localities while

the tea-plants were, damaged by snow and cold weather. Although the dis-

trict escaped the floods, launch traffic on the Grand Canal fvas held up for a

considerable time by the high water, and the movement of produce was

hindered. There were neither importations nor exportations of rice

or other cereals during the year. In spite of finanejal difficulties,, construc-

tion work on the Hangchow-Kiangshan Railway made good headway during

the year, and in November the line was opened to traffic as: fat !as Iwu, 122

kilometres from Hangchow. The very important motor road linking the port

with Nanking was also opened to the public in’ NotMiber. The provincial

long-distance telephone system now includes lines from* Hangchow fp Nan-

king, Wenchow, and- Chuchow. The public watfe'rwbf'ks al’ Hangchpyf was com-

pleted and put into operation during the year.

The net value of the trade of the port (recorded-by the Maritime Customs)

in 1931 was Hk. Tls. 18,533,861 as compared with Hk. Tls. 28,351,718, in 1930,

Hk. Tls. 28,'M'S,000 in 1929 and Hk. Tls. 26,189,297 in 1928.

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Assistant—Wu PakYiHong

Idfe, Accident, Burglary, Plate- Assist. Tidesurveyor—Pun Shi Yeung

glass, Baggage and (Special Risks— Acting Assistant Examiner—An Yuk

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Co District Inspector—K.L.Katbw

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H. Clayton

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, Miss Gertrude McCulloch

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American Presbyterian Mission E. L. Mattox, M.A., D.D., bursar and

(South) . i, , ,, secretaryI. Lok, b.a., principal of

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A. R. Craig, m.a .

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Howe, jr.,E.mWilson,

a. b.a.

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Chtongc.e.

:lit.Rev.

licy.?>LMon^gr.

jBouilletiFa,vcau,proyicarBishop K. Y. Hu, B.A., M.E.S. .

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Rev. A. Asinelli (Kiashin^) Mrs.

Rev; F. Radogna do.

Revi J.McArdle (Huchow) Miss W. S. Sweet

L. Fleming

Rev. Conway . do. Miss M. Fitzgerald

Rev. J. Lamers (Yenchow) Miss E. M. Rebman

Rev. Aug. Henault (Lungyu)

Maison St. Vincent (Orphan Asylum)

j Sisters of Charity

# M ft Nui ti huet Sisters Blanchin (superior), Calcagni,

ChinaRev.Inland Missioji Guillaumi and five native sisters

anavMrRAA. 'Gracie Hospitals HeartduHospital)

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Sisters Bowl by (superior), Chanvet,

Cutiuai Missionary Society: ■ Nnifijoul,

native sistersMcHughs and four

Rt. Reiv. J. Curtis, D.D.. Bishop of

Chekiang . ■ ■ ' '

: Mary Vaughan High School t $ « Chin nyien wei

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Miss J.J. Weightman Young)

Morris | Miss M, Woods

St. Faith’s School D. K.Men’sTong,’ CHRisTiAN Association

general secretary

Miss Mople | Miss M. ,Leathers J. C. Oliver

■ general secretary and wife; associate

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Miss M. Chisholm

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Miss M. Eost-r Miss E. Webb, National General Insurance Office—

Miss G. Firtli

Miss,M, | Miss M. Garnett

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Tsi Many men li hsio yUeh PostCommissioner—An

Office—Cable Ad:Yiin.Nung Postos

HAffG^pyf CpR^STiAN College

can Presbyterian Missions, North and (Ameri- Deputy r j Qpmnij.ssionfir (Acting)—Lu

SoUtll) V en Oommissioner-in-charge

Pen (district accountant)

BaenJ E Lep,.M.A., m.b.a., , , president

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(Ning-

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HANGCHOW—NINGPO 869

m m ft fa m ^ H Mei Fu

Hhanghai-Ha ngch ow-Nin’g po Hai lway Socony-VaccUm Corporation—Tcieph.

S. 19; Zahkou Paxon Zhee, in-charge

P.H. Lo, managing director; (N.S.L.

and S.H.N.L.)

Irving T. Hu,engineer-in

I. Tuxford, chief of general

chief dept.

Pu, acting joint assist, engineer- Wing

T.C.in-chief Tat Yo Tobacco Corp., Tobacco

Merchants and CigaretteAd;

Manufacturer’s

L, P. Hidgway, deputy engr.-in chief Code: Selling Agents—Cable Wingtaivo;

W. W. Lau, assist, engiueer-in-chief W.T.V.

H. P. Cheng, dist. engr. (Hangchow) Ching Shang Tai, district inspector

L. S. Chen, do; (Nihgpo) in charge

NINGPO

IS % iMng-po

Niogpo, one of the five ports originally thrown open to foreign commerce by the

British Treaty of Nanking in 1842, is situated in lat. 29° 55' 12” N. and long. 121° 22 E.

atwhich

the itconfluence

is the Yungof Rivers

whichYung,

runs Fenghua

into the and

sea. atYuyao in thesome

Chinhai province of Chekiang,

13 miles away. Theof

foundation of Ningpo as a departmental city dates from the 10th century, but the

principal interest attaching to its early records arises from the, fact that the . first

development on a large scale of European intercourse with China took place at this

point. The place was “discovered’' in A.D. 1517 by the embassy to Canton under the

Pprtugnese

occurs aboutFern&o

A.D. Peres

1522, d’Andrade,

or a few ;years and theafter

firstthe

notice, of Portuguese

expulsion trade at Ningpo

of the Portuguese from

Kwangtung. The settlement was at Chinhai, and by 1542 there were a senate house,

two ; qhnrches, two hospitals and hundreds of well-built priyate, residences, the, com-

munityPortuguese.

then consisting oflawless

3,000 acts

adults,plundering

besides women and children, of whom 1,200

were

led to reprisals being Theirinstituted in thisin year by the the surrounding

Governor ,villages,

of Chekiang, andhowever,

in five

hours

25 of the theirsettlement was 42utterly

vessels, and junksdemolished, 800 of the

being destroyed by Portuguese beingconsisting

a Chinese force massacred,of

60,000 men and 300 junks. The nexti attempt at trade was made by the East

India Company towards the 6ncl of thh llch century, when a factory was

established

point at the

at which, islandmerchants

foreign of Chusan,were some

allowed40tomiles

reside.fromThe Ningpo,

experiment, the however,

nearest

proved unsatisfaetory vand-Theifactory was Abolished in 1703.- ThefiCe, Hll 1832 when

the “LordWhen

vessels. Amherst” visitedbroke

hostilities the port, Ningho was

outcaptured

between Greatvisited.only by ,two. or three foreign

fleet moved north from Canton, Chinhai inBritain and

the first China

week in 1839,

in October the

]8il

with some 2,200 men and 12 field pieces. On the 13th October Ningpo city was

peacefully occupied and a garrison stationed there. On 10th March, 1842 an attempt

was made by the Chinese to re-take the city, but the British artillery repulsed them

with great slaughter. Ningpo was, however, evacuated onjfjbh Ajay, and, oh the

proclamation of peace in the'following August, the port was throwrl open to foreign

trade.

December, For1843

somethetime, however,Consul

first British therewaswereappointed,

praetically andnotook

foreign residents,

up his but inin

residence

the portion set apart for foreigner^ on the north bank of the river Yung. In 1857

attention was directed to the port through a repetition of thh 1542 massacre of

Portuguese,

upon whosethe

themselves lawless piraticalofacts,

vengeance after a natives

the injured lapse ofonthree centuries,

the 25th June inagain

that drew

year.

From this blow Portuguese prestige and enterprise have never recovered. Ningpo

was easily captured by the Taiping rebels on the 9th December,

consisting of between 3,000 and 4,000:men with heavy artillery. The rebels displayed 1861, its garrison then

sfo NINGPO

great anxiety

rice, andof silk to remain on gbod terms withpopulation,

foreigners, hovs;%

and. anveractive.tradle in arms,

many the a,tinhabitants

once sprangseeking up. The native

refuge among the foreigners in> deserted the city,

their settlement.

The British and French naval afficers commanding the men-of-war lying in the river

wer,e

shots directed

from ai-ebe} to Detect this tract

batterVledon tothea city of land from

wall directed any invasion

at this by

'territoryinsurgents. Musket

war, however, 1

eventually bombardment of the city on the 10thandMay,the1862, men-of-

and

toimmediately

its capturehanded on theoversameto the da,yImperial

by combined Britishandandeventually

authorities, French aforces.monument It was

on

the city bund was built of the materials composing the battery and inscribed to the

memory of those foreign troops who had fallen in

restored in 1906, and in June, 1932, was removed to the Foreign cemetery in the the action. This monument was

Campo, as the place set apart foreign residence is called.

Mngpo is built on a plain which is surrounded by many small hills. The walls of

the

down city,in originally

1931 andenclosed

metalled a space ofnowsomeoccupy

five milesmost in circumference, they werehaspulled

reputation of possessing the roads

fourth library in the republicof theofsite.

which Ningpothe founder wasthe

Fan Chin (| f fi a high officer under the Ming Dynasty.

beautiful temples. The Fukien temple of “Mother of Heaven” is famous for its carved There are also many

pillars. The Nyo Wang (W £E) and Tien Dong M) monasteries are situated in

the hils some forty li from city. The% former is celebrated for its wealth.

“Holy Pearl”

rail way toandHangchow “Shining isPine-tree”

completed(ifconly ffi)as and

far asthePakuan

latter for(W 'itstf) but there isThea

motor

li from road to Hsiao

Shaohsing ShanThe (H population

|1|) near theofbank of Cheis Dong Riverat(U220,000. ?X) some 90

are a cotton mill, (ISa match

fit). factory, an electricNingpolight company, estimated

a telephone There

company, a

flour mill, two coal ball factories, three knitting factories and two canned goods

factories.

General A newKai-shek

Chiang stock-breeding

at his school

personalhasexpense.

been established

A five-yearat loan

Fenghwa for ($ It) has

820,000 by

been floated by the Magistrate to meet the expenses of education for the poor. All

foreign

left the business

port in April,is now1932.in theThere

handsareof four

Chinesemainagents,

steamshipthe lines,

last foreign

in additionagentto sundry

having

smaller lines, running regularly , to Shanghai and to the Buddhist island of Pootoo, a

well-knownThe

summer. placeNingpoof pilgrimage

Lakes andare where foreigners and

very beautiful, mayprovide

spend holidays

excellentduring the

shooting.

There

harbour.is aThe proposalnet valueto makeof theChang-tu

trade of(Jktheti)port in Chusan

in 1931 Archipelago,

was Hk. Tls.a44fish-trawler

million as

compared

million in with

1928 and Hk. inTls.1927,

53J and

million

Hk.inTls.1930,504Hk. Tls. in48 1926.

million million in 1929, Hk. Tls. 524

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panies

NINGPO •871

^ ^ JS Chuy. Shang Yung chuh ® ^ g @ ii

China Merchants Steam Navigation Co. American North

Presbyterian Mission

—The

Chang,Bund Sing-fu, manager I. B. Cody

Miss Esther

Andrew M. GauSs

McGititin, jr., and wife

Da Ing kdk Ling ze ya men E. M. Smith and wife

Mrs. H. K. Wright

Consulate—Great Britain

(Administered

Shanghai) ' 1 by Consul General in ® @ a

. Gi du* dp* lcwig vcei

m m m ■ Ctie hai kwan Christians’ Mission

Miss M, G. E.J. She

Metcalfe

Customs, Chinese Maritime Miss wring

Acting Cdmfipjissibner—fl. G. Lowder Miss E. E. Watts ;

Assistants—Ch'e Te-piao,

son, Yang Hung-kuang and Hsu Liang Ka- Miss E. Geary

Hsueh Chu

Medical Officers—R. 55! zfc TaSociety yin.i chao wei

m.d., Luke Young andE'. Ying

Stannard,

Wen- ChurchRight

Missionary

Rev. J. Curtis, d.d. and wife

chun • (Hangchow)

Tidesurveyor and Harbour Master— Miss E. J. Clark

R. J. Hiller Miss

Assist. Boat Officer—W. CHwg

Chief Examiner—C. W. Landers Miss M.

Rev.

M. Clark Miss A. Megson

A.E. Green

W. Molony! and wife

Examiners—Au

Tieng Ling Yuk-shing and Ciu Dpi E. G. Sugg and wife

Tidewaiters—H. Gronvold and . 7. Miss A. Rogerson

Chinese

H Mei-ya & £ x

Ning po Tieng tm tang

Clobe & Rutgers Fire Insurance Co. Mission Catholique du Ningpo

—Yang Chuan Loong, Ning Shao Rt. Rev. A. Defebvre

Mar Deu, Campo; Cable Ad: Un- A. Buch

deriters D.C. Pruvost

Nugent j McKiernan

American Asiatic Underwriters, L. Marques > Givry

Vonken

Fed. In6., U.S.A., managers for C.L. Pech

Delafosse Boucherie

the Orient Engels

^ mm J. Prost Dontan

Hospital, Hwa-mei Claessen O’Hara

American Baptist Mission Petit Heminaire St. Vincent

Dr. Harold Thomas,

Dr. R. E. Stannard, m.d. m.d.

Miss Willie P. Harris, r.n. SaintRev.Paul’s

FatherCatholic Seminary

Denis Nugent, c.m.

Miss Maxine M. Whited, r.n. Rev. Father

Rev. Father Joseph, Tchao, c.m.c.m.

Henri Claessen,

MISSIONS & CHURCHES Rev. Father William O’Hara c.m.

Rev. Father Givry, c.m.

St. Paul’s Church

American' Baptist Foreign Mission W A- Willis, Warden

Society

H. R. S. Benjamin and wife

P.Dr.J.H.McLean # i m

Thomasandandwife

wife United Methodist Church Mission

Rev. A. A. Conibear and wife

Dr. R. N. Stannard and wife

Miss D. Zimmerman

Miss M. Cressy H.(chairman)

Rev. S. H.Redfern, m.Sc., and wife

Tomlinson

Miss W. P. Harris Miss D. V. Coombs, b.a.

Miss F. Webster | Miss M. M. Whited Miss C. A. Beer

872 KING P0-W E NC H O W

Y.Zia

M; Feng

C. iLvXOMiiiesw).-

Ming ( Ngee Te Chao ( % m Department

® ® m .(Ningpo

f Salt Kevenue

|| Assist. Dist. Inspectorate) —Cable Ad:

National General Insurance Office — SaltChinese Inspector—Wong Kaik Chung

WuChen

Ka Loong,

Siau Pao,Campo

branch ingr. Foreign Secretary—Hsiao

do. —J. H. Churchyard

English Heng

Accountant--Yin Hao

aa*#s« Chinese Secretary—Yu Kun Yuan

Nilig sTido Iwrig mi ltung sze

Ningpo-Shaohsing N. Co., Ltd., The | San Chen

Ye Shun Chuen,S.manager

Peh Steam Nav. Co., Ltd., The

Wu Shih-feng, chief clerk Wu Nan-jin, manager

Chia Chuen, chief clerk

ft m m fa m iTiS M

Post Office { Shanghai-Han.gchow-Ningpo Railway

Deputy

Wang ChinCommissione.r-in-charge

Yuen — I1 Socony-Yacuum Corporation

T. Y. Li, in-charge

WENCHOW

iNI in& Wan-ehau

Wenchow, one of the fiv e ports opened to foreign trade by the Chefoo Convention,

is the chief town in the department of Wenchow, occupying the south-east corner

of20 Chekiang

miles fromprovince.

its mouth, inThelat.city is situated

28 deg. 1 min. on the south

30 sec. bank120ofdeg.the38river

N., long. min.Ou, about

45 sec. E.

The site

said re-builtis a well

to have atbeen cultivated

first erected plain, bounded

duringTheythe fourthon all sides by

century,of and lofty hills. The walls are

and various times since. are formed stone,theydiagonally

have beenlaidenlarged

at, the

foundation, and partly also of brick, and measure about four miles in circumference.

The streets generally are paved with brick or stone and kept in careful repair by

the

theirhouseholders.

turn communicate Manywithof them

navigablerun canals

side byintersecting

side with small waterways,

the whole city. Therewhicharein

numerous large nunneries and temples in Wenchow. The Custom Hogse, outside the

North Gate, various Yamens, other public offices and the Foundling Hospital, are also

among the chief

apartments. The buildings. The last-named

Roman Catholic Missionariesinstitution, built inand1748,

have a spacious contains

imposing 100

church

in the western part of the city. The English Methodist Mission has a church capable

of seating about 1,000 people. In 1903 this Mission erected a fine college at a

cost

teaching of $20,000, containingfor sleeping

accommodation morewasthanaccommodation Early for over 100 extensive

students, and and

substantially constructed Hospital also200.completed byin the

1906Mission

an at a further

outlay

after theof style

fully of$20,000.

Hunt’sTheBlock,building

Guy’s consists

Hospital,of anda central block and two

can accommodate wings

w0about 200

patients.

situated Among

on Conquest the objects

Isjand, of greatest interest and curiosity are t - pagodas

and

Emperorthe temples

of theHisbetween

Sting themabreast

dynasty, were of the

whenfor somecity.time They are bothof ofTigreatsantiquity,

the retreat Ping, theunderlast

Kublai Khan. Majesty Ti Ping hasseeking to escape

left behind him from the Mongols

autographs preserved to

this day

built in oneon ofthetheisland.

houses temples. A estimated

few members of the Customs staffwith;

occupy

its foreign-

was 202,752 at the end pf 1927.TheThere were population,

Boxer troubles pj thein the

city Piugyang suburbs

district,

several Christians being murdered, in 1900, and all the piissionaries left Wenchow,

where, however, the officials were able to maintain order.

months some of the foreign residents repair to the! Northern Hiiis ( dc fU lU ), across During- the summer

the river where several? bpngaiows have beep, b^hb /

WENCHOW 873 .

There

handful, is no

consistingforeign settleiOent,

almostinEntirely Wenchow,

of officials and the foreign residents are a mere

able native export trade tea, bitter oranges, and missionaries.

tobacco, There isbamboos

timber, charcoal, a consider-

and

kittysols, butwork

cross-stiteh manufactures

are produced do not flourish,

by local thoughThe

factories, somefirms

excellent

engagedfloor-matting and

in tlie timber

trade are located ,ih the'west suburb, where are also the timber yards. Immense

quantities ofAugust

Duringriver,timber 'and bamboos areof kept

andimmense

September 1912 ofontwolife

hand.

abnormal freshets occurred in the

Wenchow causing destruction and property. In the upper reaches

of the main river the water rose 60 feet above normal level, washing away villages and

carrying away houses

in the Yungehia, bodily. Gh’uchow

Ghingtien, Some 30,000 people are

andJuian reported toSuch

magistracies. haveabeen drowned

calamity was

unprecedented

typhoons in within

the the

summer memory

of 1920 of the

caused oldest

enormous inhabitant.

damage Two

in particularly

the severe

neighbourhood.

Haimen, a neighbouring city, about 85 miles by sea north-east of Wenchow, was partially

destroyed on July 15th by a tidal wave with great loss of life; while in the Nanchi

River valley, opposite Wenchow, ah equally large loss of life \vas reported in the second

typhoon

visited bybetween Septemberalthough

severe typhoons, 4th andthey6th.did InnotAugust

cause much1923 damage

and 1926either

this port

afloatwasor

ashore.

Trade in 1931

For depredations

by the some years the trade of:ontheland

of bandits portand

of Wenchow

pirates at hassea, been

and theadversely

year 1931influenced

was no

exception to the rule. The. danger attendant on travelling prevented free com-

munication

kidnapping with inland people

of wealthy places inwasthecarried

spring,onandeven business

in thetherefore

city itself,wasmevehants

dull. As alsothe

were afraid of keeping Jarge $tocks of commodities on hand

that they were in possession of sufficient means to make large transactions possi ble.or of revealing the fact

Thanks to good climatic conditions, the rice crops were excellent, and the abolition of

likin and other internal taxation was an encouraging feature, but later in the year the

economic

the boycott interferedwhowith hadcommerce bythe severing all business connexions with

net Japanese community,

foreign import trade was 4.4 to evacuate

million Haikwan port

taels,inofOctober.

which cotton The value

piece ofgoods

the

accounted for 10 per cent,, sugar 16 per cent., kerosene oil 1.4 per cent., and sulphate of

ammonia 6 perexports

items. Direct cent., theabroad

remainder werebeing

valuedcontributed

at 0.6 million by various

taels, other less important

to which total the

principal staplesstraw

being kittysols, usually

mats,sentandabroad contributed

tea. Paper, softwood75 timber,

per cent., these commodities

leatherware, stoneware,

and matches well supported the domestic section of the trade of the year. The net

vajuepf the trade of th.e port coming under the cognisance of the Maritime Customs

for 1931 was Efk. Tls: 16,^)7,719, as compared with Hk. Tls. 15,107,897, in 1930 Hk. Tls.

14,549',879 in 1929 and Hk. Tls. 12,440,109 In 1928.

DIRECTORY

^ g£ Ou Hai Kwan

Ying shang a si a Jcnng sz Customs, Chinese Maritime

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), (Commissioner—Chen Tze Heng)

Ltd.—Cable Ad : Doric Acting Deputy Commissioner—Tong

C. A. Rutland Ziao Han

BaneCh‘en

of China Indoor

Huan, manager Ngu long Hieng, assistant

Lau Ceng Nieng

fi & tT n ta Shih Shih Han

China Merchants’Steam Navigation Co. Chang Shou

C. Y. Ho, manager Shih Chi Wan

Hueber Bain, clerk-in charge Li Fong Sung

S. Y. Chue | S. C. Ning Chen ShiaoTsung

874 WENCHOW

Outdoor Rev. P. Vonken

Tidesurveyor and Harbour Master— Rev.

Rev. J.P. Erzelinsky

Kurtyka

C. Gosling

Examiner -K. B. Martin

Tidewaiters—Yu Po Chi, Way Sheng #bs a tf #

Tsen,

Wah, Shih Chi Yuh

Li Ojen Chuan,andWong Yung 7th Day

Wu Hung Adventist Mission

' ; Clren , \ ' B. F. Gregory and family

Alfred Fossey and wife

Hwang Co,, Chiwen, W., :Embroidery

and

Fang Cross Stitch267;

St.; Teleph. Work—4 5, Mo-chih

Cable ,Ad: Chiwen SOEURS DE LA ChARITE ST. VlNCENT DE-

C. W. Hwang Paul—Hopital Jean Gabriel

MISSIONS United Methodist Mission

# Mil ft E. and

T. A.Mrs.

Stedeford, m.d., ch.b., d.t.m.,

Stedeford

China Inland Mission Miss

Rev.

Miss G. I. F.Mrs.Taylor

F. and Worley Rev. I.Petrie

ScottSmith, nurseScott

and Mrs.

AtPingyang Miss D. M. Doidge, b. a.

Rev. F. S. and Mrs. Barling Miss E. Simpson

Misses F. Eynon and B. M. Lang Miss.

Rev. R.P. Fieldsend

Aylott

Founding

Sisters Hosuitai,

of Charity of St. Vincent de b m m n n

Paul PostPostmaster—Hsiang

Office Ting

^ i % m m ^ M

Mission Catholique du Chuuhow

Prefet Apostolique—Mgr. W. McGrath Standard Oil Co. of New York

E. Vehini M. M. Tseo, acting in charge

Morrison Boudreau Wen-ch’u Chief Salt Revenue

Serra Gignac CoLLECTORATE

Stringer Amyot

Beal Chief Collector—Yang. Chi-pu

Starkey

£ % Wi m fa m ^ ^ % /ic

Wing Tai Vo Tobacco Corporation, Cable

Roman Ad:Y.Wingtaivo

Rev.Catholic

L. Prost Mission K. Yiao, manager

C. Y. Shiao, assist, manager

Rev. L. Marques (Yungkiatchang)

SAIN TU AO

on theSantuao was voluntarily

8th May, 1899. Theopened to foreignthetrade

port includes wholebyofthetheChinese Government

magnificent Santu

Inlet, which is situated some 70 miles north of Foochow. The foreign settlement is on

on the China coast: the approaches to it are well-defined, and vessels of the largestfinest

the island of Santu in the centre of the inlet. The harbour is certainly one of the size

may enter at any time, regardless of the state of tide.' H. M. S. Waterwitch surveyed

the whole of the inlet in 1899, and an Admiralty chart has been published. A

telegraph cable was successfully

1905, and communication establishedlaidwith

fromallthe

Chinamainland

ports. toA new

the cable

Settlement in July,

connecting the

telegraph office at Santuao with the mainland was laid in Mayt 1921, and the incon-

harbour, which had been experienced'for four years previously, was thus removed. the

venience caused by receiving and dispatching all messages from the other' side of

The port of Santuao serves important tea districts. Much of the tea exported

from Foochow to Europe is first shipped from Santuao ; and there is a growing

demand in North

ing operations worthChina for certainhave

mentioning varieties grown in theatneighbourhood.

been undertaken the port, and noNomodernbuild-

methods have as yet been introduced in the manufacture of the principal local pro-

ducts—paper and pottery, though excellent raw material is close at hand, especially

extensive deposits of kaolin capable : of yielding far superior pottery than is now

brought

Fuan, andonSiapu,

the market

where from this district.

the deposits The ironin 1918

were reported minesto inbethe

of adistricts

promisingof Kutien,

nature,

as then anticipated, have been erected, so that a regular trade in this valuableSantuao,

have not yet been properly exploited, and. so far no smelting works at mineral

does not yet exist here. The chief towns of the district are Funing, Fu-an, Ningte,

and Shouning.

steamship There Uswith

communication -a prosperous andcapital.

the provincial increasing junk-trade, and regular

Trade in 1931

Political events, as a rule, have little effect on the trade of Santuao and

nothing out of the ordinary in this respect has to be recorded for the year

1931. The district was sotnewhat disturbed by an invasion of Kiangsi com-

munist fqrces in June but the danger soon passed. The anti-Japanese boy-

cott towards the end of the year was actually more of a help than a hin-

drance

-netj to of,

value; localthetrade

. yvjipleas Maritime

it largelyCustoms

stopped trade

smuggling

of thefrom portForihosa.

increased Theby

SO .peri cenh as compared: with the previous year, for which the larger volume

o; tea exported is aimost entirely .responsible. The. season was a good one,

■the export of teas of all kinds showing an increase of about 9,000 piculs over

the 1930 figures. A typhoon of unusual severity, of whiqh the centre parsed

over the port, was' experienced on the 10th August. It wrecked the Custom

House, and very little property in the whole district escaped damage. The

First12thCruiser

the AugustSquadron,

and madeunder Admiral

Santuao ChenforChi-liang,

its. base visited theextending

naval manoeuvres port on

mp to the 30th September, the first time this magnificent harbour has been

used for such extensive naval operations.

The net value of the trade of the port for 1931, was Hk. Tls. 4.447,901 as

compared with Hk. Tls. 2,966,525 in 1930, Hk. Tls. 3,376,329 in 1920 and Hk.

Tls. 3,576,637 in 1928.

876 SA.NTUAO—FOOCHOW

piRECTOltY

O /•- J1 Yk t H

UHINESE TELEGRAPHS ^ ^ ^ H

Fee Veng Fiang, manager PostPostmaster—Sun

Office

Wei YiiDaw, clerk-in-charge TsubeI addressed:

(X.P>.—Letters should

Santuao via Foochow)

m M li Fu ha! Mean,

Customs, Chinese Maritime *k Native .Soco.Nv V.o rrM^Corporation m

Commissioner—Chen Tsochichii H. W. Livihgstbn, manager (Foochovr>

Assistant —Huang Feng T. Chubb siipt; ofR. M.installation

| Miss Livingston

Assist.Tidesurveyor—S. F.Z. Siegfrids j M.(Pagoda

Duffy, anchorage)

Tidewaiter—P. H. Shaw Hsu Raik King, agent ' ;

FOOCHOW

Fuh-chau

Foochow (or Fuh-chau-fu) is the capital of the Fukien province. It is situated in

lat. 26 deg. 20 min. 24 sec. H., and long. 119 deg. 20 min. E. The city is built on a plain

on the northern side of the river Min, and is distant about thirty-four miles from the

sea, and nine miles from Pagoda Island, where foreign vessels anchor.

The attention of foreigners was early attracted to Foochow as a likely place where

commercial intercourse could be profitably carried on in the shipment of Bahea Tea,

bewhich is grown

carried overlandlargely in the locality.

to Canton for shipment,Before the portwhich

a journey was was

opened,

boththis

longa,rticle used to

and difficult.

The East India Company, as early as 1830, made representations in favour of the

opening

Nankingofinthe 1842.port,The

butearly

nothing

yearsdefinite was donewith

of intercourse till the

the conclusion

natives wereof the Treatybutof

anything

what was anticipated. The navigation of the river was difficult,' there was no market

for imports, and several attacks by the populace rendered the port an Undesirab le place

of residence for some time. It was not until some ten years after the port had been

opened

the that there was much' donelargely,

in the export of tea from theoneinterior, thebut after that

portsquantity

in China. shipped Fromihcreased

1880, however, and whenFoochow

the teabecame

trade of theof port principal

reached tea

its

highest figure, the prosperity of the place waned until 1928, when a steadily increasing

trade revival was apparent: •

Theiscity

portion is built aroundseven

threemiles

hills,inand the circuit of what'hised to be*thefeetwalled

and twelvebetween

feet widesixatandthe top. The length.

streets The walls

were narrow andwere about

filthy, butthirty high

during recent

years remarkable improvements have been carried out, the walls being torn down and

replaced

traffic. by a wide motor road, the narrow streets have been widened to permit motor

but inThe

deg. theclimate

Fahr. summer of Foochow is mild and delightful for about nin§ months of the year,

to 98 deg.it is rather trying, the range of the thermometer then being from 74

fromThethescenery

sea vesselssurrounding Foochow

have to leave is very

the wide beautiful.

stream and enter In what

sailingis up thetheMinKimpai

called river

Pass, which is barely half-a-mile across, and, enclosed as it is by bold, rocky walls, it

presents acliffs,

towering very surmounted

striking appearance. The Passandofcultivated

by fortifications Min-ngan terraces,

is narrower, and withpic-

is extremely its

turesque,

tributary and of thehasMin,

beenalsocompared to some

affords somq of the scenery,

pharmjng scenes onthethehills

Ithine.

risingTheveryYung Fu, a

abruptly

from the river bank. The Min Monastery, the *Mobn Temple, and the Kushan Monastery,

all occupying most romantic and beautiful sites, are fine specimen^ of Chinese religious

edifices,

mountainsandinare themuch

vicinityresorted to by while

of Foochdw, visitors. abofihds inAre!allUoihhion

tigers and panther^ the’rfivihes and

in the iifdt6

remote hills, and some of these beasts have been killed within ten miles of the city.

ness Foreign vesselsThe

of the river. arelimits

compelled

of the toportanchor at. Fjagoda

of i'pochow extendIsland,

fromowing

the Cityto JBridge

the shaiio.w-

to the

Kimpai Pass. The Mgmoi Arsenal, near Pagoda Anchorage, an extensiver Go^ei'h'

ment establishment, was bombarded by.thp French oh the ^3rd-24th August, 1884,; and

reduced

and to partial years

ruin, but was restored. The experts.

establishment was later reorganised,

tion was

withforthesome

ArsenaTopadministered

Losing Island. by, French

The dock is overThere

,300 ft,is Ipng

a dock

andinhas.

connec-

very

powerful

into its new quarters, just below Ivushan Point? at,the end of 19?1- The sitemoved

pumps and a good steel caisson. The Fukien Christian Ifniversjfy, com-

prises

cheapersome 50 acresfor,of hill

education and pjain.

Chinese on Western The object of thein University

lines and more, congenialis tosurround-

provide

ings than are to be had abroad, in June, 1900, the port was'

disastrous floods known there indiying memory!; the river, rising through heavy rains, visited by the most

overflowed and deluged the country, sweeping away villages and causing immense

havoc and loss of life. The Chinese population of Foochow was estimatea at 388;11i4

in 1929.

Tkade in 1931 . i

Early in the year ‘the Kiangsi communist forces crossed over into the

already bandit-ridden province of F,ukit^ and succeeded after a time in

threatening the port of Foochow!' Thei*! sen,fc to defend the border

between the two provinces suffered -severe losses at first, but were eventually

successful in gradually didying , the opposing,, forces,5 estimaited to number

anything up to ^20^0 men,’ westwards towards thfe border, Untfl at-the end

of .‘July the “ red ” armies were reported to have' been forced ■ clear of the

province. This improveinent, in the situation rcmoypd the stranglehold ,on the

trade route's in the west, ,and after a shoyt’/.lapse• »f ..time goods were able .to

circulate'-freely. Traffic.' ph .'fhe Min RiyeK to Yenping was ppen to the. trans-

port of goods during most of the year under, ..review. Thm rtver beihS fb®

main trade of the province, the better eonditipps along it® course were

reflected in the larger returns recorded foipjthe: movement pf many items of

local produce. The boycott: of . Japanese goOdSi began in July at Foochqw, and

became more intense., during August and ithc snoeeeding .months, until at the

end of the year only; very small quantities of Japanese imports were trickling

in. Net foreign imports increased by 1.2 million Haikwan taels measured

I!*, silver values, representing a decline^ boj^ye^, if measured in gold at the

average exchange rates for’ 1930 and 1931 rebpecffbyely.. Thefe was a serious

decline shown in the value of direct exppp^ Jq.,fpibjgn'cbunti;ies.:. The figures,

however, are misleading for the reason tbat a reduction in the value, placed

on softwood poles And planks by the Customs accounts for. most of the differ-

ence, the exports of these staples bulking largely in, the trade of Foochow.

The export statistics for tea would appear to indib&fb iai slight improvement

in this important section of the., trade of the;, port. The Government . Mint

closed down in October after minting :subsid[iary .silver coins, to .the, value

$300,000. Work continued throughout the yfeaL PU a road ^cptfstruetion scheme

embracing five, principal provincial highways and numerous-branch roads. Of

a total length of 4,025 U of main roads, 1,165 , /i have been completed; and

of 3,198 li of branch roads planned, 2,25*7' /Ugib .already a^dilik’iWe for motcir

traffic. The Wan Shou Bridge connecting Fbdchow, WithMifanUai Isjand,

which has been under construction since December 1930,' w.at opened to traffic

in October.

The, net

Customs wasvalue of the4’Z,004,629

Ilk. Tls. trade ofinthe1931,

portas’.compared

coming,under withtheHk.cognisance of the in'Foreign

Tls. 43,312,381 1930

Hk.’Tls. 533,576 in 1929 and Hk. Tls. 49,264,752 in 1998, ; , r. T j ’

fbOCHOW

ri

h f

LiS j5 bn^9i5 kuliang

A refuge from^Pthe

chair ride. jtqtMi heat of summer

df Kuliang, i.e., “Drum at; Foochqw

Pass,” whichcan isbea gained

mountain by resort

a foursituated

hours-

about

degreesnipe miles, east; of fjFopchqw. The thermometer indicates an average ofand10

blanketscooler c^n theformountaip

a necessity comfdrt.thanDr.itRennie

is in Foochow

was the; first

the nights

to buildarea always

house ofcool

foreign

design at Kuliarig in 1886'.' Now there are upwards of one-hundred such houses, and every

suihmet bht^yhein fourAccording

on the mountain. and fiVe-huhdred persons, chiefly

to the Admiralty Chart, missionaries,

.Kuliang reachesare ina height

residenceof

2,900

been'made undef ^he ^hpe'ryision of a Public Improvement Committee, appointedhave

feet. Khar]y five niiles of stone paved roads about three feet in width by

the residents, the necessary funds being provided by voluntary contribution. The

greatest

within charm

easy of Kuliang

wallcing is th,eA Chinese

distance. motmtamPostwalks, andandthere

Office a are manyOffice

Telegraph interesting

are placesat

opened

Kuliang every year from the middle Of June to the middle of September, and daily mail

connection

seven with

churt'sFpochotv is maintained. There are pool,

many privateas tennis courts and

wherepublic

swimming On the

can mountain,

be enjoyed. also a swimming

Sharp Peak an Islandasatwell mountain

the entrance Streams

of the Min

River about 30. miles from Foochow, also, affords a seaside and bathing resort

which is much appreciated by Foochow residents. The American missions and the

Anglican

E. E., A. &Mission each have

C. Telegraph Co.’s sanatoria

cables. there. It is also the place of landing of the

DIRECTORY

a a » « a «§

. ■ • Meiyahpao&ienkungsze Yu bon ren su po shin hung sze

Ameeican'Asiatic UnderWeitebs, Fed. Asia Life Insukance Co., Insurance

lire., U.S.A.—96, Hsirig Hsia

Hsiang Tao Street; Teleph. 2653; Miao —96, Using Hsiao Miao, Hsiang

Cable Ad: Underiters. Gener al In- TanY. Street; K.

Cable Ad: Alicochina

Lee, acting manager

surartce*—‘Fire, Marine, Motor-car,

Life, Accident, Burglary; Platte-

glasg; Baggage and Special Risks Asiatic Peteoleum Co. (South China),

G. V. Starr, president (Shanghai) Ltd., Distributors of Kerosene and bye

Y. K. Lee manager Products—Cable Ad: Petrosilex

Ageh' i ' s for: — H.G.'KiThomeson,

Prosser, assist,manager

do.

Globe and Rutgers Fire Ins. Co. W. R. A. Noronba, stenog.

and .22 other American, British E. K. Seyer

and

panies Continental

- Insurance Com- Installation

W. G. M, Wilson | R. L. P. Sergeant

ft jg mP Wo

AnUebson & C

Associated Co., Ltd., Ex-

Manufacturers’ Agents of

chants—Cable - ' Ad : Adamantine Tea,' Lumber, Lacquer-ware, Paper

R; iSchlce, director• (Shanghai) Parasols and Curios,Agents

and Manufacturers’ etc. ofImporters’

Chemical

Aq'uA'bIiTS .bpi^PANY . j OF Shanghai, Fertilizers,

and Condensed

Kerosine Oil, Milk,Flour,Match

etc.—Cable Ad:

I Manufact'urerg

H. S. Brand,ofagent Taible .Waters Aproco; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th

edns., Bentley’s and Private

Asia Fiee and Maeine Insueance Co. D. A. Dalcan, director

- Chong Chiem San, Nantai; Cable L.Y.Fuwing,

Chappin,general manager

assistant manager

Ad : Underiters Wilson Bough, agricultural adviser

C. C. Jen, agency manager Miss Ellen Chen, typist

Koocyow 87&,

BANKS, 15 & ft Bo lat het

fT ^ ^ ^ ^ Brocket* & Co., Forwarding, Shipping,

Bank of China, Foochow—Tfeleph. 322. Commission

I). Johnson,Agents and Storekeepers

partner and business

Ko Tse Cheow, manager manager

Dang Buoi Gi, assistant

ft IB ?!f Tai wan yin hong Agency

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd., The—Cable Directory & Chronicle of

Ad: Taiwangink China, Japan, etc.

S. Yarnada, manager .

K. NakaWuji, signs! per pro. Brockett’s Boarding House,

K. Kotsuoo . ] S. Murota Mrs. Brockett

ft S C/m ta

Chattered Bank of India, Australia Wine andMacgregor

Caldbeck, h Co.. Ltd.,

Spirit1' Merchiints

an ) China . y'ldtaa'iia H. S. Brand tkjCo,, argents.

Bod well & Co., Ltd.*, agents

M gg Hway foong China Import and Export Lumber

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corpn• Co.,Union Ltd., The

Trading Co., agents

E. H Cordon, acting agent

J. Q. Roberts

China Merchants''Steam Navigation

m ± Tai king Co.—Cable Ad: Cbmsnco

Bathgate & Co., Merchants B. H. Wong, manager

J. L. Oswald

Agencies China Underwriters, Ltd.,Insurance

Lloyd’s, LondonKaisha

Nippon Yuseh —Head Officer Hongkong

Prince Line Far EastLijnService M. W. Greig & Go., agents (Teleph.

Java-China-Japan 254; Cable Ad: Greig)

Furness (Far East), Ld

British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ld.

South British Insurance Co., Ld. Chinese Government Salt Adminis-

Northern Assurance Co. tration (D.isl;.. of Fukien—Cable

Batavia Sea and Fire Insurance Co. Ad: Salt, Foochow

District Inspector—Liu Shu Mei

^ King eu Co-District

Porte'Inspector—Ijt.

de laSecretary—CbUang

’. Descbamps

Brand & Co., H. S., Commission Chief I. Lin

Agents, Auctioneers- and Brokers— Chief Accountant—Sung Hui Hun

Cable Ad : Brand Chief

Chengof Kung

RevenueChenGuards Section—

H. S.

Agencies Brand Chinese.Secretary—Weng Yen Kai

Phoenix Assurance Co., Ld English do; — LihWenPo

Caldbeck, Macgregor

Vacuum Oil Co. & Co., Ld.

Reuter’s Telegram Co., Ld. Chinese Telegraph Administration

P. K. Yed, manager

K. B. Yoo, superintendent

Ying shang chu hwa ying mei yen CLUBS inhtc?

hung sze yu hsien hung sze

British - American Tobacco Co. Foochow General

Club, ,

Committee—J. G. P. Wilson

(China), Ltd.—Cable Ad: Powhat- (chairman), R. Hosking,

;E. Sedgwick, J. C.

tan Roberts, H. W. H:S. Brand

F. H. Fisher (hon. secretary apd treasurer)

British Chamber of Commerce Library .(^ommiUe^—A. J. Martin, A.

Secretary—H. S. Brand Cunningham

heat^ . Twecdie and J. Moor-

mo Foocaow

Foochow RECREATUMf : Examiners—H. S. Chapman, Cheng

, . (— ,R. nK., ^kidgwick Ts’z-p’o and H. Pasternatski

S. Alison, j. SurgeonsC-Li

, Dymond Sheo Yi and E. C-

f>. ¥. Wilson E, H., Munson Pagoda Anchorage

Hon. Secretary k Treas. J*. E. Tidesurveyor and Harbour Master—

Smith J. C. T.BoatC. Boyd

Assistants Officer—J. E. Read

CONstfllM^rnfiSef tB«°irt0^ ia < Surgeon—G. L. Gillette

m m m & * Deutsche SticksToff Handelsuesei.is-

Ta iah hwo ling thih chaft (H. G. Krauch ik Cp.)—Branch

F RANGE Office: Foochow; Teleph. 60

P. J.Brink

Consul—R. M. Duval-Villalon Hartl | A^. H. Lueders

-.Secretary—J.

Interpreter—B. Ma

Directory and Chronicle of the Far

ii-st* East (China,

pines, Indo-China, Japan,Netherlands

Malaya, Philip- India,

Ta ying kwq ling shih ya men etc.)—Foochow agents, Brockett & Co.

Great Britain

Consul—H. I. Harding ^ Tieng Siong

PiaB*®*!# H * Dodwell & Co., LtA, Merchants —

Tdi yat'pun CAung Uirjg sz Yamun , Cable Ad: Dodwell

JapanConsul-General —T. Tamura,: . J. G. P. Wilson, manager (on leave)

P.J. Chubb

E. Smith |, GV Chubb

Chancellors—K. Okabe, F. Murakosi Agencies

and H.Inspector--

Police Kihara 1 S .Nakayanui <. ^ Chartered Bank of I., Aus. and China

Dodwell Castle Line

;

Ni7rnKRi.ANns, • . . r

;

; • Ocean

China Steam

MutualShip SteamCo., Nav.

Ld, Coi, Ld.

Acting Consul—T. M . Southam China Navigation Co., Ld.

Portgoa i, Australian Oriental Line, Ld.

1!

R. Soulahgd Teissier,iFl-^nch 1 ’CSoiiistil, Canadian

Messageries Goyt.

MariMerchant

times Marino, Ed.

in charge ’.vod wo' ! • hA Lloyd Triestino Steam Nav. Co.

East Asiatic S.N. Co., Ld.,

Norwegiarj, Africa and Australia LineCopenhagen

, ‘"Wilwfl.fW*mm* <• in • Natal Line of Steamers

United !States op, America Apcar Line

“Vice Consul^GordoA! fiv Burke (in Navigazione

Northern S. S.Generale

Cb., Ld.,Italiana

of Petrograd

charge)

Vied Qonsnil—Ralph • Swedish East Asiatic Cb., Ld., Go-

Clerki^Dj R. Tiirng,Townsend H. C. Ten, thenburg

Russian East Asiatic Co. 1

, Ld.

T.VV. K.Y.WuTing. Y. E. Wu, and •Sun Life Assurance

Standard Co. ofCo.

Life Assurance Canada

Commercial Union Assurance Co,, Ld.

Royal Insurance Co., Ld.

Co.’, Ld.■-

Min Hal Iowan’' Yorkshire Insurance Co.,

Customs, -Chinese Maritime

Nantai London & Lancashire

Royal Exchange Ins!Ld.

Assur. Corporation

Actg. Commissioner—E. T./ Williams

,Aatg,. Deny. Comm i-'-^-Hsi a'Tihd, Yao ) Orient Insurance Co, Co., Ld.

!i British Traders’ Insurance

' Assisiartfe-^A.‘'

■ (|tfn 'Ohg-; iLftW- 'Ch .’NeWidbii'

kguong,’Tjing Lu . ..Guardian

Thames

Insurance Co., Ld.

ife Mersey MarineCo,,Ins.Ld.Co., LI.

: Vueh Po, 'Lu Dung ' Ing, and North China Insurance

Hsieh Min Tai "

.ictg. Assist. Tide,surveyor and Actg. British

Assist. Harbour‘Mdfe'Mr—C. Smith Standard

Sea Insurance MarineCo.,Insurance

Ld. Co.,Co.,Ld.Ld.

Assistants Appraiser—P. Packwood Ocean Marine Insurance

F06M0W

China Mutual Life Insurance Co, Foochow Printing Press

Shanghai

UnderwoodLifeTypewriter

InsuranceCo.,

Co.Ld.. J. M. Rosario, proprietor

Kailan Mining Administration

Ailsa Craig Marine Motors Foochow Trading CoRponvpiriK, Ex-

Banque deWireITndo-Chine porters and Importers 61 Piece

Gerrard Tying Madhines1 Co., Ld. Goods, Machinery, and General

Merchandise-—-2i07, Shan ‘Hsng St.,

Norris Henty &

Engines and Wires Gardners, Ld. Oil Nantai; Cable Ad: TTaco

Charles

'E AS IBRS Use. ISKK1U NO AN U TRADING P. C. Chen : K M. Ling

Co.CLtd.,' Iihporters of Machinery, ^ B ft ® « SS

Leather, Canned Goods, Flour,

and Piece* Goods, Exporters of Tea, Foochow Rev HenryChristian Union

V. Lacgj SupLHospital

Lacquer \Tare, etc.—Shari Hang St. Dr. Horace E. Campbell

Nantai'; Cable Ad : Raised Dr. BruceH,W.Lewis-|on

Jarvis Fur®ugh)

T. T. Ling, general fnanagrr Dr. Heil

« & « ® ib * m * Dr. Henry Li ] Dr. Lydia Hsu

Dr. Helen Huang j I )r. T. Kang

Td tong td pah ieen.po' sze Jennie Jacobs r.n.

Frieda Staubli, r.n.

Eastern Extension, - Australasia and Alice A. Wilcox, R.N.

China; Telegraph Co., Ltd.

W. S. Bevan, manager Foreign Trade Go.

W. W. Byu, compradore L. Fuwing, representative

Sharp Peak

K. M. Campbell, manager Fukien Christian University

G. F. Byles Lin Ching Jun, president

Etablissements Chapron, General Im- J. Goxvdy, hon. president

port and Export—Teleph, City 75; T.R. H.

W. E.McClure,

Chen, Dean

treasurers

Cable Ad : Chapron Tiao-PIstn Wang, business manager

Foochow College (Under the A.B.C. Fukien Construction BureaIu,Architects

F.M.) and Engineers, Importers of Building

Donald T. M. Hseuh, president Materials—Cable Ad: Conbr; Codes:

A.B.C. Sth edn., Bentley’s and. Missions

Paul P. Wiant, manager

Foo choiu Hen dhi hu van yu lisien 'Hiytig sz n & IVlfg.,

& mCo., m Ltd.,

m Manu-

Foochow Electric* Cpi, Ltd.., Ejpctric Fukien Paper

Light,

MachinePower Shops, and WiringQil Supplies,

and Ice- facturers

Saw Mill,

making—Cable Ad: FUectric, Foochow Paper Prodticts — Nan tai, Paper

and Exporters of and

Foochow;

P. K. Chen, director general Cable Ad: Fupaper

C.engineer

L. Liu, managing director, chief Board of Directors—Cheri Tien-

En, (chaLirman);1, Chen Kung

S.D. F.K.Suen, mgr. (engineering dept.' ) Kee, Uy Yet-Co Hwahg. Tai-

Liu; service

do. (accounting‘dept.) ; < Pit, Lim yiph-chai, Sqeri Se-

T. M. Ling, manager Tsan, Wei Srii-ching

Yap Tian sang, auditor

[£ ft 2^ IW.tenfr ’ ' Chiaiiig1 Heng, do.

Foochow Native Hospital Robert H. C. Chen, mgr. and

Trustees—H.B.M. Consul, Comniis- engineer

sioner of Customs and Dr. J.

Moorhead

Committee—H.E. Admiral Sir Sah Fukien Telephone Co., Ltd., Tele-

Chen-ping, k.c.m.g,, J: C- Oswald, phone , Exchange— Stpp wger Automa-

Chu

Hesident KonNurses^—MissDr. Barron

Ting and J. Moorhead

and ticC.C. System

W. Liu, president 1

Miss I. Walters. L. Liu, general manager

Hon. Secy, and Treas—W. M. S. Brand K. K. Tsen, engineer

FOOCPQW

IE ft Kientkee Agencies

Gibb, Livingston & Co., (Ltd:, Mer- Atlas Assurance (Jo., Ld.

chants—Cable Ad: Gibb Bank

HollandLine*CostLd.Azie Lijn

i C. Skerrett-Rogers Ellerman Line

M. S. Brand Scottish UniomNational Insce. Co.

Agencies Assurance Franco-Asiatique

Ben Line of Steamers Signode Patent Strapping

Eastern & Australian S.S. Co., Ld. West

Peninsular and Oriental S. N: Co.

China Fire Insurance Co., Ld. OceanofAccidt.

Scotland InsuranceCorpn

& Guarantee Office,, Ld.

Ld.

Union Insce. Society of Canton, Ld. Wilkinson, Heywood ffe Clark

N. British & Mercantile Palatine Insurance do., Ld- of London

British India Steam Nav.Insce. Co., Ld.

Co.,'Ld.

The Central Agency, Ld.

States Steamship Co. ', Ying shang po.na men yang hien

yu hsien hung sz

3s -k Tai Pin,j Imperial Chemical Industries

Gilman & Co., Ltd., Merchants; (China), Ltd., Importers of Alkalis

Duncan Paterson (London) . and Commercial and Industrial

C. Miskin (Hongkong) Chemicals^—Kwong Yin Ching, Nan-

J. L. Oswald, agent tai; Teleph. 2847 ; Cable Ad: Alkali

Agency E. N.B.C.Sykes

Riemer jI D. MissM.B.Wheeler

Helbling

Mercantile Bank of India, Ld. (For Agencies, see Shanghai section)

H Mei-ya International Savings Society- Kantai

Globe & Rutgeks Fire Insurance Co. H. Chang, agent

—96, Hsiang Hsia Miao, Hsiang Elba

Tao Street; Teleph. 2653; Cable Ad:

Under iters

American Asiatic Underwriters, Jardine, J.

Matheson & Co., Ltd., Merchants-

Fed. Inc., U.S.A., managers for

the Orient F. A. Gomes | S.teaT. inspector

Helbling, agent and Ding

Agencies

Indo-China Steam Nav. Co., Ld.

J| Tuck king Douglas Steamship Co., Ld.

Greig & Co.,M. W., Merchants—Cable Ad: (Hen Line Pacific

Canadian of Steamers

Railway Co.

Greig;

Bentley’sCodes: A.B.C. 4th and 5th edns.

and Lieber’s Canton Insurance Office, Ld.

C.H. Skerrett-Rogers, partner Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld.

S. Brand, do. Green Island Cement Co, Ld.

A. M. d’Oliveira Ewo Cotton Mills, Ld.

International Banking Corporation

Agencies

Burmah Oil Co., Ld. Nobel’s Explosives Co., Ld.

China Underwriters, Ld. Kailan Mining Administration

Royal

Yangtsze Insurance Co.,Association,

Insurance Ld. Ld. Dodwell & Co., agents

Guthrie Memorial High School Kate C. Woodhull Hospital (Ameri-

can Board Mission)

(M.E.F.B.)—Hingwha; Fukien Dr. Lora G. Dyer, in charge

Rev. F. P. Jones, m.a.

Mrs. F. P. Jones Leadmen & Co., Ltd., General Importers,

Rev; Q. E. Winter, m.a. and Exporters—Nantai

L. Hoyueen, manager

H Eu chiong Ling & Co., D. G., Auctioneers and

Harrisons,

chants—Cable Irwin, Ltd., Mer- Commission

KingAd:& Crosfield Cable Ad: Norco

Age'nts—Telepli. 239 South;

A. S. Alison, manager ‘ D. G. Ling, proprietor

POOUHOW 883

Macaw Memorial Hospital Rev. C. L. Storrs and wife

Alice A. Wilcox, R.N. Miss

Miss J.N.C.M.WalkerWalker(temp, in Foochow

F. Staubli, r.n.

Kienning Hsien

Masonic—Foochow Lodge! Nor. 1912 E.C. Rev. G. W. Shepherd

W. Olsen Mrs.Foochow) Shepherd, m.d. (temp, in

C. S.

S.J. W.-J.

W.—L. G.Gl. P.Schmitto

Wilson

Seeretaryv-H. S. Brand Pagoda Anchorage

Treasurer—J. Helbling Dr. C. L. Gillette and wife

ChaplairtH-Rev. W;P. WartWilliams Catholic Mission

S.D. D.of C.—Dr.

-d. Parkson

J. Moorhead American Dominican Fathers

I. G.—P. Pack v^oo**! V.Rev.Rev.B. C.PaulWerner,

Curran, O.P.

Tyl6rSmith „ J. R. Grace,

Methodist Boor Depository „ J. Gi O’Donnell, „

Rev. I. H. Hsu, manager „ F. A. Gordon,

„ R. E. Brennan „ „

„ W. F. Cassidy, „

MISSIONS Bro. James Murphy, „

„ Jordon War nock „

a m & m m

Mei km kumj li wei: Catholic Mission

American Board Mission (A.B.O.F.M.) Rt. Rev. Bishop Francis Aguirre

—Foochow CatholIc

Miss B. H. AH eh

Miss S. E.M.Armstrong Rev. P.Mission, Dominican

Benito Martinez Fathers

(Mamoi)

Miss'H: Atwood Rev. Cayo Franco (Foochow)

Dr. Rev. Fr. J. Colon do.

Dr. W. H. E.L. Campbell

Beard and&wife

wife (absent) Rev. F. Rodriguez (Yangkow)

Li J. Christian and wife (furlough) Rev. Fr. A. dp!a. Iglesia (Foo-

Rev. W. H. Topping & wife (furlough) chow)

Dr. H. N. Lewis and wife (furlough Rev. Frv J. M. Rodriguez

Miss L. G. Dyer, m,d. (Tsianglo)

Miss Stella Graves Rev. Fr. P. Quinones (Hakow)

Dr. S.R.H«W.Leger

Rev. and wife

McClure and wife Do. iS. Cairo’ (Lungtien)

"G.Rev.M.R.Newell and wife Do. A. Andres (Futsing)

R. Shrader & wife (furlough) Do. E. Berlana (Yenpim)

G.MissA. E.Thelin and wife Do. (L. Gutierrez (Chanhu-

T. Thomas pen)

Miss M. Wiley (furlough) Do. J. M. Lopes .(Pint3'11'

Miss J. JacObfe kieh)

Miss H. H. Smith Do. D, Yillegas (Shahien)

Associated Do. G. Diez (Loyuen) .

Miss E. S.withHartwell

Mission Do. E. Gomez do.

Do. C. Espeso (Kaosanchei)

Fukien Christian University

Revi F. P. Beach u-nd wife 1

Do. C. Bravo (Shahien)

Prof. R. Scott and wife Do. F, Marhn. (Mamoi)

Diongloh

Rev. A. O. Ririden and wife (furlough) Church of England Zenana Mission

Miss'L. D. Ward Nantai

Miss L. S. Houston Miss E. A. Barron

Ingtai Miss I. Walters

Miss E.L. H.B. Smith

Rev. Lanktree

and wife Miss L. Jackson

Shaowu Rev. W. P. W. Williams, secretary

Dr. E. L. Bliss and wife absent Miss E. E. Giles

Miss Leona Burr (temp, in Fpochow) Miss G. Elder

Rev. E. D. Kellogg Miss K. M. Lamb

884 ^OCJICW

Kieiuiing MennoniteJ Bretheren Church

Miss S.' E. Oausson SiiatighcLng

Miss S. E. (jartwright J. S. Dick and wife

Miss M. E. Earfey Miss A. J. Priebe

Pinrjnhm

Miss D. A. Cocksedge ^ ^ Mei i mei we

Miss A. C. Townsend Methodist Episcopal Mission — Cable

Dr. L. Byrne Ad:Paul

Methodist

Purhang P. Wiant, secretary

Miss A. J. Wad©

Miss Y. Armstrong

Kutien ® & ft ®

Miss E. S'. Boulder St. Dominic’s College — Teleph. City

Miss M. M. Church 4801;

Rev. Fr. R.Ad:Quijano,

Cable Dorncollo.p., president

Shanyang Rev. Fr. A. de Celis, o.p., treasurer

Mass C. Burroughs'

Miss F. R. Burroughs

mM&£n&m®m %m

Church Missionary Society St. Joseph

Rev. V.Seminary

M. Garcia, o.p., rector

Foochow Rev. M. Calvb, o.P., vice-rector

Miss C. Bryant

Bishop J. Hind arid wifeand wife

Rev. W. P. W. Williams

F. C. Martin and wife Mitsui Bussan Kaisha Ltd., Import-

Miss W. Williamson ers, Exporters, Shipowners and In-

, ,R©V. a. W. R. Norton and wife surance Agents

Miss E.McClelland , wife R. Soda, manager

Rev. M. Norton and Molchanofe, Pechatnoef & Co., Mer-

Miss M. E. Mulholland chants

Miss A, Wolfe

Miss K. Wolfe Naval Air Establishment—Mamoi,.

Fukien

Engi.ish Presbyterian Church T. Wong, director and chief engr.

Cha/ngjm Y. K. Tseng, assistant, director

Miss G. J. Maclagan Oriental Engineering Co.. Import

Miss M. Fraser and Export—Cable Ad: Orimp

D. Smith and wife S. D. Yang, manager

ChiKinchowfu Osaka Shosen Kaisha (Osaka Mercantile

R. A. Rogers and wife S.S. Co.,

Miss M. MacphersOn

Miss M. E. Bryson 330; CableLtd.)—Nantai;

Bentley’s Ad: Shosen; Teleph.

Codes: AlNantai

and

Miss J. P. Maekay M. Yamashita, manager

Miss Mi Roxburgh M. Satoh ! Y. Kasuga

E. Mobbs Agencies

A. S. M- Anderson Osaka Marine and Fire Ins. Co., Ld.

Miss L, E. Ramsay Kobe Marine Transport and Fire

Miss L. G. Thacker Insurance Co., Ld.

Miss A. N. Duncan

Y oagchwn Post Office (Fukien District)—Head

W. Short and wife Office:

J. H. Lamb and wife

Miss J. Ewing PostalFoochow

Acting Commr.—Woo Kwang

District Deputy SiuCom-

Postal

missioner—Hoo

District Yiu Tsun

AceOuhtant—E. J. Vanderlieb

Independent Mission Deputy Postal Commissioner in charge

Miss M. L. S. Ballord ofKaikAmoy

Miss L. N. Long / V, Jong First Class Office—Lau

FOOCHOW 885-

Reuter’s Telegram Co. — *S'ee Brand & Co. SoeoNY-Vacuum

Ad: Socony

Corporation — Cable

Rozario & Co., J. M., Import,/and H. W. Livingston, manager

Export Merchants T. Chubb

J. M. Rozario, proprietor At Pagoda Anchorage

D. G. 'Ling, manager ( T. F. Keating, supt. of installation

Sax Peh .S.S,. pfy,, . „ , -.s-(V Star Ginseng Co., Merchants—Cable Ad:

Bucknall

' •}. E. Chen, manager : (i E- H. Bucknall, proprietor

Salt Revenue, Fukien District Inspec- Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada

- (See

torate

Chinese Govt. Salt Admmistrfltiqn) ; . Dodwell & Co., agents

Shaw, Robert E., m.e., m.i.m.e., con- Teh 'sze ku ho i/ou hung sze

sulting engineer arid surveyor— .TjEXAs,-tGO'. (China), Ltd., The, Petro-

Cable Ad: Shaw, Foochriiv ( tciim Products—Teleph. 2942; Cable-

Ad: Texaco

g Sien sing ' B. C. Lawrenjce, district manager

Siemssen & Krohn, Merchants—Cable A,^:

Yardarm; Codes: A.B.C. (itb edn., H.(stationed

K. Chang,atin-charge

Amoy)

Bentley’s and Mosse

F. Siemssen, partner (Shanghai) |g ft To Tuk

H. L. Ockermueller, partner (STiai.) Theodor & Rawlins, Merchants ;

G.Hans

Th. Siemssen,

Diestel partner Trinity College

A- Tong Chane, compradore S,,C. Chen,

Rev. W. p.b.a..W.principal

'Wniiani's, m.a.

Agents for

Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen Rev. E, M. Norton, b.a., b.d.

Hamburg-Amerika Linie, Hamburg |jl ^ Wha kee

Siemens China Co.

Deutsche Farben Handels Gesell shaft, Turner •& Co.—Cable Ad: Turner

Waibel&Co.

OdepnChina

ChinaCo.,

Co.Ottq & Co- ■ C. Skerrett-Rogers-

Agfa H. S. Brand | A. M. d'Qliveira

Century Insurance Co,. i Union Trading Co.,- The, Merchants,

Telefunken East Asia! ic Wireless C% Insurance

porters andand!Exporters—Teleph.

General Agents, 2838;

Im

m & m ± m Cable Ad :and

Bentley’s Sung;

3 Codes:. A.B.C. 6th edn.,

letteriCode

Sin Tai Kee Co., Drapers^ General Im- V. P. Sung, manager

porters,

Commission Exporters^ Storekeepers and

Agentsmanager J. ‘S. ;Wongj assistant

S. H. Ou-Young, Tung cheong

Agencies Wilkinson &Government

Co., T. M.,Contractors,

Importers,

Melchers & Co., Hongkong Exporters,

Sonhoshin Brewery, Peiping Shipping & Insurance —Telephs. South

Ho Hong Soap Manufactures,

K. Jt|attori Clock Factory, Tokyo S’pore. 158 andBentley’s

159; Gable A.B.C.

Ad: Wilco; Codes:

Owari Clock Co., Nagoya Acme,

L. A. Wilkinson,andpresident 5th edn.

J. IJilmarin & Co., Hongkong H.A.Y.C.B.F.Lee,

South China Trading Go., Ltd., Im- Lee,manager

assist, manager

porters of Peanut Oil, Beans, etc., Y.M.G.A.

Marine Insurance Agents and Com- P. H( A.C, G)iong, general sec.

mission Agents—90, Hsiang Hsia

Miao; Cable Ad: Sochitraco

P, D. Dieu, proprietor Yung Koo Paint and Varnish Manu-

facturing Co.

G?. C. Jen, manager L. Friwing, agent

AMOY

pi a Hsia-rnun

Treaty Amoy was one ofIttheis live

of Tientsin. portsupon

situated' openthe

to foreign

island oftrade beforeatthe

Haimun, theratification

mouth of theof thePe-

Chi or Dragon River, in lat. ,24 deg, 40 min. N. and long. 118 deg. E. It was the scene

of trade with Western nations at a very early date. The Portuguese went there in

1544, but, in consequence of their cruelty towards the natives, the Chinese authorities

forcibly expelled there

mercial dealings them up'to

and burned thirteentheofChinese

.173£), when their vessels.

Government The English

issued had com-

an edict

prohibiting hrade with foreigners at all ports except Canton. They made a,n exception

as regards Spanish ships, which were allowed to tracle at Amo'y.

In describing Amoy, Dr. Williams: fekys:—“ The island upon which Amoy is built

is about forty miles in citcfilhference, and contains scores of large villages (now 136)

besides

numeroustheislandscity. which

The scenery

define it,within the baybyis pagodas

surmounted picturesque, caused antbpartly

or temples, partly by the by

the high barren* hills behind the city. There is an outer and an inner city, as one

approaches it seaward, divided by a high ridge of rocky hills

running along the top. A payed road connects the two. The entire circuit of the City having a fortified wall

and suburbs is about eight miles, containing a population of 300,000, while that of the

island is estimated at 100,000 more. The harbour is one of the best on the coast; there

inis good holding

a short groundof the

distance in the outerandharbour,

beach, and vesselscah

be perfectly secure; theanchor in theandinner,

tide rises falls with-

from

fourteen to sixteen feet]' The western side of the harbour, here from six hundred and

seventy-five to eight hundred, and forty yards wide, is formed

It is a picturesque little spot. . . . . Eastward of Amoy is the island of Quemoy by the island of Ktilangsu.

or Kinttmn (Golden Harbour), presening a striking contrast in the low foreground

on its south shore to the high land ton Amoy.” The population of the city is now

estimated at 96,000.

Amoy ranks as a third-class city. It is considered,’even'for China, to be very

dirty, and its inhabitants are unusually squalid in their habits. There are several

places of interest to foreigners' in the vicinity, and excursions can be made to Chang-

chow-fu,

from Amoy.the The

chiefisland

city ofof the

Euldepartment

angsu [“ Drum of that

Wavename, and situated

Island,” from a hollowabout 35rock

milesin

which the incoming tide causes a booming sound] is about a third

and the residences of nearly all the foreigners are to be found there, although most of of a mile from Amoy,

the foreign business is transacted on the Amoy side. It is a remarkably pretty island.

It was handed over by China as an International Settlement On the 1st May, 1903.

In the opinion of the then Commissioner of Customs, Eulangsu bids fair to become

one

on the of theisland

most charming;

of Eulangsu littlehasrepublics

advancedon100thepercoastcent,of compared

China. Thewithvalue the ofprices

land

ruling a decade ago. There is a good club in the Settlement; adjoining which is the

pricket

ment wasground. markedA out neatinlittle

1899,Anglican Church

and a fair has been

number erected. officials

of Japanese, A Japanese Settle-

and Others,

reside there.

thatInan1922; the ratepayers

Advisory CommitteeofoftheChineseInternationarSettlemeht

residents should beof Eulangsu

elected byrecommended

the Chinese

inresidents in thein Settlement

all matters which Chinese to assist and advise

ratepayers weretheconcerned.

members of This the Muncipal Council

recommendation

was approved by the foreign and Chinese authorities and adopted by the Chinese rate-

payers. Three Chinese members, appointed in December, 1926, took over the full

representation of Chinese ratepayers.'

sinceTheresold isto a the

slipway

Chineseat Amoy,

Government.formerlyTheOwned and managed

Standard Oil Co. ofbyNew foreigners

York havebut

erected several oil tanks atrailway,

of the Amoy-Changchow Sung-Suand on the

the mainland, close to the

Asiatic Petroleum Co. aresitebuilding

of the station

a new

installation on an adjacent site. There are kerosene oil tanks, and a can factory

AMOY 8S7

capable ;of turning out.,.4,000; tins, a day,, the property of the. Asiatic Petroleum

Company, Qii Amoy. Island, but this w'ill be dismantled and transferred to the new

installation

between theathulk the ofendMessrs.

of 4930. In June,& Swire

Butterfield 1921, and

the the

proposal to. reconstruct

shore aroused oppositiona pier

on

the part

trouble of

was the Amoy

experienced.public:In The

the matter

late .having

autumn,however,,been referred

the. to Peiping,

recommencement no further

of the

work resulted in a boycott being, declared against the steamers of the firm. A settle-

ment' was reached apd the boycott wap withdrawn in March, 1922- The foreign

residents number about ^8t). ,, .• f , ..

Frequent and regular steamer' communication is maintained with Hongkong,

Swatow, Foochow, Formosa and Shanghai, and steamers run direct to the Straits Settle-

ments and Manila. There' has always been a comparatively good trade done at

Amoy, and notwithstanding that the tea trade, for which it was long famous, has now

practically disappeared, it is significant that' the shipping tonnage employed by the

port has quintupled since the decade 1864-73, and almost trebled since the decade 1874-

83.

manyUntil

yearsthetopped

shortage of shipping

the million mark.caused by the European

In former times, before warthe

the glory

tonnage figures'had

of Amoy for

departed, the staple export was Tea^-the local product as well as the superior blends

brought over from Formosa—but, largely owing to the’deterioration

duct and the indifference of the grower to the changing conditions of the foreign market, of the local pro-

locally-grown tea has long since ceased to be exported, and the Customs Commissioner

made a fairly safe prophecy that it only required the development of Keelung harbour

to cause the total disappearance of the foreign tea merchant from Amoy. Before the

Japanese obtained possession of Formosa the Formosan teas were “settled” and ware-

housed in Amoy,inwhence

tea is “settled” Amoy, andtheywith

wereKeelung

shipped still

to theunimproved

foreign markets. Now no Formosan

to any considerable extent

quite 50 per cent, of the Formosan product is being shipped

lung. The foreign tea merchant at Amoy has practically lost his occupation, and direct to America fromweKee-

are

witnessing the fulfilment of the prediction that “the row of quaint, rambling, old

hongs on the Amoy side, and many picturesque residences on Kulangsu will be offering

for the occupation of the wealthy retprnm emigrant or the missionary school.” A

University

playing has been

grounds, fundsestablished at Amoy

for the purpose in abeen

having dineprovided

range ofbybuildings

a native ofwith ample

the district

who

othermade

nativehisof fortune in British

the district Malaya;

who amassed greatandwealth

thanksin Java,

to theA civic patriotism

contract was signedof an-in

1922 with the Kellogg Switchboard and Supply Co. for the installation

new telephone system. Bunding, drainage, jetties, roads, recreation grounds and similar of ^complete

public works, are in progress, many of the main streets have-been widened and

ofconcrete

sport, paved, and aafinefootball

including public ground,

garden hasrunningbeen laidtrack,

out withand facilities for allcourts.

hat'd tennis forms

.Reclamation work (filling in without bunding) was started in 1922 to the north of the

city and the Amoy Dock.

Amoy has an up to date waterworks system, in excellent running oi’der, operat

by the Amoy Waterworks Co.

Built in 1923 the reservoirs are capable of holding 400,009,000 gallops of water,

enough for one years consumption. In addition the Company are proceeding with a

scheme to supply water to Kulangsu, which at present relies upon wells for its supply

Pipes have already been laid throughout the island but the system is not in operation.

The erection of a model hospital (to be called the Chung Shan Hospital) at a cost

of $800,000 also ef a model Prison costing about $100,000 is projected. About 90% of the

money required for these schemes has already been secured by local subscription.

Trade in 1931

The prosperity of the Amoy area depends very largely on remittances from

emigrants prospering abroad. During 1931 there was a particularly good inflow of

capital,to forwithdraw

able the reason thatinvested

Fukien residents in gold-using countriesof found it profit-

favourable exchangefundsto put their money abroadto andgoodtakeuse inadvantage

and around the

Amoy.abnormally

A fair

proportion

fact and partly of these funds was invested

to well-planned in land and buildings,

public improvement schemes byand,thedue localpartly to this

authorities,

the city is gradually being transformed by the erection of many fine; buildings. The

bund reclamation scheme continues to progress, and a contract for a new concrete

AMOY

seawall, to be oomplfeted1 in1 lt]33, has Been placed with the Netherlands Harbour

Works Company; whilb the0 Amoy Water\V6rks successfully carried Out the extension

ofbridges

its supply

is also system tO KhhtHgsu

progrekriftg apaee; .atidduring

c'fdtt?dedthe• buses

year.no#Theplyconstruction of roadsoVer

at regular intervals and

aofperfect

the network

port in of rood*

1931 throughout

ainohnted to almostthe district.

53 million The net value

Haikwan taels.of the

The whole tradeOf

increase

approximately 8 million taels Was mainly in imports from Chinese ports, the unfavour-

able exchange

products. rates were

Decreases for purchasing

registered inforeign goodsfigures

the value resulting in aexports

for direct demandabroadfor home

and

for exports

overseas of Chinese

Fukienese withproduce

produceto from

Chinese

theirports.

nativeAmoy’s exportThere

province. tradewaslargely suppliesof

a decline

about one-third in the exports of tinned vegetables in 1931, attributed partly to com-

petition from Swatow

having established and Hongkong

a branch and partly toThethetrade

office at Hongkong. Amoydepression

Canning Corporation

in Malaya,

Netherlands India, and the Philippines started a homeward

colonists, as evidenced by the passenger traffic returns, which show an inward movement of Fukienese

total of

124,823,hadas against

Amoy a fairly an outward total

satisfactory year,ofbutonlyconditions

57,912 passengers. Existingfor

were not favourable industries

expansionat

in the number

almost of factories,

prohibitive. as the, was

A decrease high recorded

gold exchangein themade the cost

shipping of newthemachinery

visiting port, due

largely

quarter toof theboycott

year,activities

however, discouraging

there was atherusharrival of Japanese colliers.

of sugar-carriers from Java In the

for last

the

purpose of endeavouring W forestall payment of duty on their cargoes at the revised

and Theincreased tariff rates.

Customs net valuewas

in 1931 of the.trade of the portascoming

Hk. Tls. 52,842,992 compared underwiththeHk.

cognisance of the inForeign

Tis. .43,491,652 1930

Hk. Tls. 35,865,853 in 1929 and Hk. Tls. 37,227,163 in 1928.

DIRECTORY

Amoy' Canning Co.y LTm-rtOaMe Ad:

Canning k m m %

. Ng Teng Guan, manager Anglo-Ghinesb College

(JnSeng

LokGuTan,Sim,deanacting

of Chinese studies

principal

Amoy Electric ILight and Power -Od. R.studies

Tully, buscj—deam of English

—Cable Ad: Eleclight

Ng Se Kim, manager E. science

A. Preston,

S. T. Suen, engineer studiesm.a.,. b.d.—dean of

n&mn mm-kunnM S.

H. S. Su, b.sc. i Y.house-master

C. Wang, assist, L. Chen

Amoy Pharmacy, Ltd. (Successors to

A. S. Watson & Co.; Ltd.), Chemists and Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South

Druggists,

and Perfumers, Stationers, Wine CRina), Ltd.—The Bund; Teleph.

WaterSpirit Merchants, and

Manufacturers Ice and Aerated

Commission 498; Cable Ad: Petrosilex

W. J. Roberts, manager

Agents, &c.—Cable Ad: Pharmacy; J. A. Cooper j H. Bullock

Codes: A.JB.C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s

U. T. Chuang, manager (Drug dept.) C. H.Ritchie,

Arnott, installation manager

H. C. Ong, treasurer • D. do.

Amoy Waterworks Co.—Cable Ad: Water- Miss G. Arthur, stenographer

Miss E. D. Anderson, do.

works;

Ng SeCodes: Bentley’s, and

Kim, managing Acme

director

OeiHomer

Tjoe, C. Ling, engineer-in-chief

do. WANKS

Chew Yew Mui, business manager Amoy Commercial Bank — Cable. Ad:

Wu

Chung Shih-chi, secretary

and Yui Tsing-’ ' Amo banco

lirtg, Foh,

engr. chung

assistants Au Yotig Tek, manager

AMOY 885>

Bank of China, Offers Complete Bank- British Chamber of Commerce

ing service for Personal

Requirements—11, Sui Sianand Business

Road; Cable Chairman

C.B.E. . ex officio—J*. Grant; Jones,

Ad:

son Centrobank;

International-3rdCodes: Bentley’s,

edition. Peter-

Head Hon. Secretary—C. T. Evans

Office: 22, Theat Home

Bund, and

Shanghai,

Abroad with

128 Branches

Parkcane C. Hwang, manager ■jfjf ^ Tai Koo

Butterfield & Swire (John Swire k

fr 18 HS Jr Taiwan gin ho Sons,

W. D.Ltd.), Merchants

B. Miller, signs per pro.

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—Cable Ad: Tai-

wangink E. A. Walter

S. K.Maeda,

Kozono per pro. manager

Y. Kurose | Y. Makita Cheong M g ii * *SI ifc m ®

k Sons, E. S. (Kulangsu

Pharmacy), Medical

China and South Seas Bank—Cable Chemists and Druggists, Medical Officers Practitioners,

Ad : Chinaso.sea toC. M.Customs, etc.—Kulangsu,

Lo Tiong Kong, manager Teleph. Head Office, KulangsuAmoy;

169:

Branch Office, Amoy 872; Cable Ad:

ffiJM II Hway Hong Goon hang Cheongsons; Codes: Bentley’s complete

Hongkong

D. A. E.andBell, Shanghai Banking Coepn. phrase

acting agent Dr. E. S. Cheong, managing prop.

H. B. Clark Dr. M. L. Chepng, b.a., m.d., manager,

Amoy Branch, Chung San Road

B. S. Eng

Yap Cheong,

Giam,b.a.,dispenser

secy. & treasurer

t « ® & Lim Kian Ki, do.

Man kwok tse chu way

Inteknational

Pang Street; Savings Cable Society—10, Tin Agent

Ad: Intersavin.

for

J. Serravallo,Trieste, Barcelona, Italy.

Head Office: 7, Avenue Edward VII, (Bark and Iron Wine)

Shanghai Eli Lilly & Co., Indianapolis. (U.S.A.

L. P. Ho, agent Pharmaceutical and Biological Pro-

ducts)

Nedeklandsch Indische Handelsbank Albert Mendel A.-G., Chemical

N.V. Works, Berlin

B. D.J. F.Israel, manager Kunst & Albers, .Shanghai (Phar-

Boomsma, accountant maceutical Specialities)

Oversea Chines^ Ban?:, Ltd.—Cusble Ad: « fo 8*

Oversea. Head Office: Singapore,

AngTanTeow SiowHuTuan,

an, manager

accountant Chin Ho Hong, Merchants, Commis-

Chan Kok Meng, cashier sion Agents, Importers and Export-

ers—Cable Ad : Chinho

K. Koh Sari, manager

It} Ho Hee

Boyd & Co., Merchants, Importers CLUBS

Exporters, Shipping and Commission

Agents, etc.—Cable Ad: Boyd:

Bentley’s Second Phrase, A.B.C. 6th Codes:. Amoy Club. < '. ,

edn., Acmeand andShanghai

Private. Branch Offices: Committee—W. D.‘ B. Miller (chair-

Foochow man),

tpn and T. P.jM. BevanC.> P. Hamil-

J. H. Warning,

F. R. Smith, partner (Shanghai)

J.C. E.T. Smith,

Evans do.

Kulangsu Reg^eatj:on: Chr3 :

Committee-rUr.

(chairman), T. F.Abe, G-J. T.Fenton Rea,

British-American

Ltd.—Cable Ad: PowhattanTobacco Co. (China), C. T. Evans, (hon. s^cy.i, H. B.

F. H. Fisher, manager Clark (hon. treas.)

S90 AJVteY

OONSULAMBS - a ‘ ’ ' h irvMl HI $$ M Hsia mf!n hai k»an

m ^ m $$ m it * 1 Customs,

. ■ Chinese-Maritime

Commissioner-^-A. Sadoine

Ta Pi-li-ehe Liwg^ch&cth&tt ;Deputy Commissioner—H. B. Hawkins

Belgium—Kulangsu

French Consul—Fernand Roy Assist ants-. Tan Woon Chai, C.Ang,P.

(in charge of Royal Belgian irfferests) Hamilton,

O. S. Pooth,Chau Ki, Ding

Lai Tsu Mou Main

andHsieh

Denmark ; 'f. Tsung Chou

H.B. M. Consul—P.Gl;ant'Jp^es;jp‘S.E. Medical

Ling, Chebng Eng Soon 'fendMao

Otficers—Drs.. Cliang

■ (ih charge Of Ddi|{4h inter^'sre) Hofstra

R.

Tidesurveyor

C. H. Hardy and Harbour Master—

% ^ m m m & Assistant Tidesurveyor—T.

Tb Fa-ktuo ifAnjfcChe-Chi&a

France—Kulangsu; Cable Ad: Fransulat Boat Officer—A. Lane Knox

' :Corisul—Fernand .Rb'y, ch. L.d’iti :; Appraiser—V.

I Examiners—E, Kolatchoff

L. Hallford, G. Lam-

Xiettre—Houarig

Secretaire—Houang Tch’ehg-k’i

Ytt-tchatrig ' ‘. port, T. dkatomo, C. H. Fuller, Lo

Shiu-chi and Lim Jung-0

n ® ^ * Martime'

Aviation C fistOmVand Chinese

School(Southern Section)Govt.

Ta yiny ling-sz r/a men Lights Department

GreatConsul—P.

Britain—Cable Ad : Britain C. A. Watt, G. D.' Fuller,' T.

Grant JorieS; C.r.e; * Clark, .1.; Mattsson, R. 'T. W.

(also in charge of Royal Danith interests) Howell, S. A. Kraal, A. E.

Clerk—Ting Sek-On'g Jenkins, P. G. E. Pettersson, J.

W. Jensen, J. H. Cowan, H.

Mitchell,. W. Broderick, V. E.

Tai I tai ti Chung ling sz hun Carlson, M. L. McKenzie, I.

Italy . • ,j, . : " . Golack, G. E. . Sands, A. ;L

Consul General—(Residingin S’hai.) Menshikoff, N. F. Anderso;!, 1.

Groodin

Netherlands Revenue Cruiser “Pingching’

Commander—G. H. Ruxton

Gohsul—K. J. Israel A ;, Officers—J. V. 'Saunt, A. E. Arnt-

Norway

Yice:,Consul—B.

1 C. Lawrence . Engineers—J. S. G.Wilson

zen and A. H. Storrsand. R.,

Assistant —Sib Poh Hin K. Wallace

Wireless Operator—Chen Mien Sing

% ^ m x m wi Directory

Ta Poiiit’ao-i/a Linghe-Chou

Portugal—Kul angsu East and Chronicle of the Far

French Consul—Fernand Roy Amoy Agents—Douglas Lapraik

& Co.

(inSecretaire—K. P. Tan interests)

charge of Portuguese Telc ki lee see

± M iuS

^ « m ^ se ® ^ Douglas Lapraik & Co.—The Bund;

Tg Shi-pan-ya Ling-Che-Chou Cable Ad : lLajpraik; Codes: Bent-

Spain—Kulangsu ley’s, A.B.C. 5th edn. and Private

(French Consul—Fernand Roy, in R.Tan

H. Murray,

Kim Pong, agent

compx-adore

charge of Spanish A.Interests)

Secretary—Chin-an Huang Agencies

Douglas Steamship Co., Ld.

PSTaiffime Tcoh

Jjt ling

sf shih@ yamen

J! * Jardine, Mathesbn & Co., Ld.

Jardine

Indo-ChinaEngineering

Steam Nav. Corporation

Co., Ld.

United States' op America Canadian Pacific Steamship Line

Consul—Lynn W. Franklin Ben Line

Vice-Consul—Charles

U.S. Public Health Service—Dr. C. Sundell R. Bank Line 1 Prince Line

Hofstra, a.a., surgeon Glen Line | Shire

Canton Insurance Office, Ld. Line

AMOY 891

Hongkong Fire Insurance Ob. Agencies

Royal Packet Navigation Co.

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ld. Holland East Asia Line

Yangtsze Insurance

CementAssociation,

Co., Ld. Ld. Nederland

Green Island

Directory and Chronicle of Rotterdam Royal Lloyd Mail

RoyalLine

Mail Line

China, Japan, Malaya, etc.

North British Mercantile Ins. Co., Ld. Kulangsu Chunghua Electric Co.—

Cable

B. C.Ad:Ong,Kesco engineer-in-chief

ft M Tin sin hong

Geeat Northern Telegraph Go , Ltd.

—Offices: Kulangsu and Amoy; Kulangsu Municipal KongHi pfr 1 pan kok

Council

Cable Ad: Nordiske Chairman—H. J. P. Anderson

V. K. Bjerre, superintendent Vice-do. —Oei Ek Siu

P.F. Hosted, electrician

M- Bjergfelt, assist, electrican Members —M. B. Mathews, B. J.

Israel,Hong

Wing T. Abe,

and S.K.Yoshihara

G. Lim, Tan

Hope Co., The (Keecheong Dispensary), Secretary and Chief of Police—G. R.

Druggists, Commission Agents, Wine, Bass, M.c.Officer of Health—Dr. F.

Medical

Spirit and Tobacco Merchants, General Q. Fenton

Storekeepers, etc.—Cable Ad:

Cheong Kok Eng. manager & partner Hodec Inspector of Police—A. G. Olkhovsky

Cheong Han Choo, assist, do. Interpreter—E. K. Chua

Kaisu S. Khu, assist, mgr. & partner Chief Clerk—S. S. Ma

Frank C. Whitfield, partner Lingson Engineering and Trading

Imperial Chemical Industries, Co.—Waterworks Building; Teleph.

(OIiina), Ltd.—Teleph. P.O. 1144;Lim

Cable Ad: Homerling

Chin' Hoon, managing dir.

Box 61; Cable Ad : Alkali Homer

K. H. Quick, district manager T. E. O.Ling, Ling,manager' do.

J. R. Cuthbert

London Missionary Society

Indo-China Steam Nay. Co., Ltd. Amoy

L. G. Phillips and wife

Douglas Lapraik & Co., agents A. F. Griffiths and wife

Miss C. T. Ouncan

it m "S! §* Miss G. E. Hewett

Changchow

Insular Hotel, The—Kulangsu; Cable N.Dr.B. Slater, and wifeand wife

W. A. Busby,

Ad: Insular; Code used: Bentley’s Miss A. E. Lindsay

Kaisu S. Khu, manager Miss F..E. Reynolds

Hweian

Dr. G. R. Turner, and wife

® g ffi m m A.MissJ. N.

Hutchinson

Mom Kwok Tse Chu Way Wheeler and wife

International Savings Society—20,

The Bund; Cable Ad: Intersavin. ^ iEi San ching

Head Office: 7, Ave. Edward VII, Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Merchants—

Shanghai. (Agency Controlled by TheR. Bund; Soda, Cablemanager

Ad: Mitsui

Canton Branch) T. Ota | Y. Hiraide

L. P. Ho, agent •

Nippon

BoydYusen& Co;,Kaisha

agents

Jardink, Mathkson & Co., Ltd.

Douglas (Lapraik & Co., agents Osaka Shosen Kaisha

T. Abe, manager

Java-China-Japan Lijn N. Y. — Cable

Ad: Javalijn Post Office

J. A.H. A.Warning, agent assistant

J. B. Masseur, Deputy Commissioner—Lau Kaik Jong

Assistant—Ng Thian Et

AMOY,

Sin Lee Kee & Co., Ship Chandlers Agencies

General Grocers, Wine and Spirit ; Norddeutscher Batavia Sea & Fire LJpyd, Bremeli,

Insce. Co., Ld;p

Merchants, Navy Contractors, Auc- Holland Assurance Society . . .,

tioneers and Commission Agents —

British

Yeo Guan Concession >.

Soon, manager •Ye YtOtOSNiO

P. H. Edwards (auction depti} • , . > .oio ~. r.t .janiHO

^ ^ fp]

Tung Wen Institute—Teleph. 311; Cable

^ % Mei f00 ;i Ad: Tungwen

Tan iSui-ching, acfing "principal

SocoNY-YACtiUM CorpokWhoN — 6able Yeh. Ching Hua.; dean:

Ad : Sooo'hyCode'! A.B.C. 5th edh‘1 Daihg Sae Hee, /businesA'ni'gr.

J. W.F.

P. Thornton, Sia Hong Guan, head,vdept. of

Kraal manager science

Michael Duffy, supt. (installation)

Toh Lien Seng, compradoi'e Shen Chi Joe, dept, of Chinese

Loo Seng Toh, ‘dept, of English

Sun Life Assurance Co., of Canada (with Union Trading Co., The, Commission

which is incorporated the China Mhtual Merchants, Kulangsu; Cable Importers,

Ad: Union Agents,> etc.—

LifeJ. K.andSmith,

Shanghai. Life Insurance

representative Co.) Benedict C. Ong, managing partner

| University

Officers ofortheAmoy University-of Annoy

Telegraph Administration, Chinese Lim Boon Keng, ll.d. trusteeand pre-

S. 1). Yang, manager 0 sident

B. DesOrt Chen, Su|»eiititen(|ent , Jennings P.. Chu,. ph.d. University

Cl seoy. m.d.,,( PHipi,,

C, Liau,Chiu, treasurer .

ft & Wr Beniamin registrar

Teo Kian Huat Co. (Established S.T. G.Y. Su, ph.D.ph.d.

dean Of College of Arts

1900), General Merchants, Conimis

sion Agents, Importers and Export-: Sil wingChen,

Au, ph.d. do. do. Science

Law

ers — Cable- Ad : ,, Heapeheong; K, T. Sen, ph.d. do. Education

Codes: Bentjey’s and .A.B.C 5th T.E. S.H. Sy,

Chen,

b.a.,m.a. do. ofCommerce

principal the Senior

edn. High School

Teo Kian Huat, sole proprietor

TeoTeoNaiNaiChong, manager •

Kok. assist, manager - Ffl j^C :

Pung Chun Kheng, compradore Whitfield & Co., P. S-, Importers, Ex-

porters and General Merchants—Kang-

Ah-Khau Street; Cable Ad: Field; Codes;

& ift * £ ± fig A.B.C.G. 5th edn. and Bentley’s

Teh shi.h hu huo yu hung szu

Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Texaco L. It.SjTingy

Chan'giniadigor

-Soy

Petroleum Products —Cable

K. H. Rpbinson, district manager Ad: Texaco Yek Hok Hua & CO.. Commission

Lei Shi Seng, inspector Merchants, Importers and ^xporfei's

-pCable Ad:

Bentley’s and Acnie Yekhokhua; Codes Used:

Traders Co., General Importers and

Shipping and Insurance Agents —

Teleph. 497; P.O. Box 18; Cable Ad: Yeo Swee Swanm

Goods;

nth and Codes:

6th edns.Acme, Bentley’s, A.B.C. ' Commission Agents—Cable Ad: Chipkee

and Private

Boyd & Co., managers Yeo Swee Swan, partner and gen. nigr.

Yeo Tain Oak, attorney and manager

SWATO W

m ?in Shan-tau

Svvatow, whicli was Ih'st thrown open to foreigners by the Trea?ty of Tien-

tsin (1358-1860), is situaiod in 1l:He mouth, of the river- Han in the Southern most

corner of the delta fornded by that river on its way to the sea. It lies near

the eastern border of Kwangtung Province in lat. 23° 20' 43" N. and long.

116° 39' 3" lE. It is the shipping* jf»hrt and' general entrepot for the whole of

eastern Kwangtung and the chief hinterland cities are Ch’ao-chow-fu (officially

renamed Ch’ao-an-hsien by the Republic), Kiayingchow, "Chao-yang; Kityang,

Samhopa and Hingning.

SwatoW is built on the' nprthfeln shore of an arm) of the sea which stretches

about 10 miles inland (and'not on the north bank of the Han river as is

commonly supposed). The shore on the opposite side of the harbour is bold

and striking, the hills stretching away eastward to the coast where they form

what is known to sea-goilig people as “Good Hope Cape”. Pagoda Hill rises

on the opposite side alindst due north of: "Good Hope Cape” and in a direct

line from this hill, across a sheltered stretch of water known as Clipper Roads,

lies the large island of I'Jamoa.

The earliest traces of foreign coinhrer'eiar activity are to be found in one

of the southern

Company bays ofin Avarriha

occupation Island ‘ Where

the eighteenth, century.thereInarethe.relics

same ofspot

EastinIndia

1855

an American from Coiihefcti'ciit named Brtdlej^ and a Scotsniah from Edin-

burgh named Richardson founded the firm of Bradley & Co. Both had pre-

viously been trading in the Philippines and both had come to iNarhoa Island

from Amoy. .Subsequently Bradley & Co. removed to lllbnble Island which is

situated at the North pf SWdtow Hahhottf and is 4 miles from Swatoltl It is

interesting here to record from an old document recently nnearthed that a,f the

time Bradley and Richardson moved to Double Island Bwatow was “a collec-

tion of fishing huts on. a “mud-ftyt”' and further to state that it is npw, 70

years later, a thriving city with a quarter of a nvilliph inhabitants. ' '

Shortly after the signing of the Treaty of Tientsin Bradley , Col moved

up to Swatow proper, being; the first fhreign firm to become establishecl there.

In 1862 the British Government was granted a piece of land;about a 'mile out-

side iSwatow* but ’so! strong were the demonstrations of the populace, against

it that the, settlement ^prpTject fell through. Foreign residences and offices,

however, began to. spring, up at Kakchiph on the opposite side of the harbour

and before the decade 1860-1870 was out, opposition had very largely died down

and foreigners were living and.trading freely in Swatow itself.

The climate of Swatow is very salubrious. The town, however, has suffered

from typhoons on many occasions. Fifty thousand lives were lost and very

extensive damage to shipping and property was caused by ope of these terrible

storms which accompanied by a tidal wave, struck the port on the night of

August; 2nd. 1922. Seismic disturbances, also, have frequently been felt liere.

The most serious was that on February 13th, 1918, when, it is computed, oyer

2,000 people were killed ahd seferaT thousand injured, while the damage to

property was immense. The native population of Swatow was estimated at

141,063 in 1929 and is now about a quarter of a million.

A Chinese syndicate, with a capital of $3,000,000, obtained the necessary

sanction for the construction of a railway from Swatow to Ch'ao-chou-fu, and

work was commenced on the line in 1904. The line,- 28J miles in length, was

opened to traffic on November 25th, 1906. The contractors were Japanese, who

supplied all material, the rails and engines coming from America and the

carriages from Japan. The construction of the line brought about a great

inflation of land values.

SWATOW

iSwatow has an electric light plant and a new waterworks was completed

early in 1914, the reservoir being at Ampou, about eight miles inland. In the

middle of 1919 a telephone service was introduced.

Swatow is by no means slow in the race with other China ports for im-

provement. Road making and road widening are being carried out rapidly,,

and the public park at the back of Swatow is being gradually improved. Three

Fire Brigades—well equipped with modern apparatus—protect the town, two of

these being financed by different charitable guilds. An Orphanage, organised

after the Typhoon of 1922, a Poor Peoples Workshop and a iLeper Station,

besides the Mission, Hospitals, are among the charitable institutions of the

Town.

Trade in 1930.

Judging by the quantitative statistics, trade at Swatow would seem to

have

depression, political uncertainty, from

suffered badly during 1931 and the effects ofcalamities

the various the general world China.

that beset trade

The rigorous enforcement of the anti-Japanese boycott in the latter part of

the year caused the disappearance of a large volume of trade. Swatow itself

has been quiet and undisturbed, but the hinterland has suffered from ban-

dits. The Value tables show a small increase of about 3. per cent, in the

total figures for the whole trade of the port, but the increased values placed

by the Customs on almost all commodities more than discount this augmen-

tation in the year’s figures. Marked decreases are shown in the majority of

the foreign import headings, cotton piece goods, woollen goods, artificial silk

and cotton piece goods, foodstuffs, cigarettes, matches, sugar, and so on being

supplanted to a large extent by native articles for the sake of cheapness.

The embroidery trade, which reached its peak in 1930, was much affected by

ihe general depression in trade resulting in a decreased import of linens.

The new tariff in Great Britain is expected to have a further depressing effect

on the embroidery business of the port. In exports, increases in the Siamese

import duties reacted on the port in the holding back of chinaware (one of

the main products of the Swatow district), earthenware, pottery, joss sticks,

fans, and other sundries. Paper umbrellas had reached high export figures

before these iSiamese duties affected their shipments towards the year’s close.

The increase of over a million taels in the value pf drawn-thread work ex-

ported speaks well for this important industry; a thousand piculs more; of

nankeens were taken by the Singapore market ; and the very satisfactory

crops of fruit resulted in an excess of 100,000. dozen tips over the exports of

1930 being shipped away by the local canning' industry. Fruit and sugar

plantations are becoming so profitable that,a great deal jess rice is now be-

ing grown in the district. As at Amoy, a decline was noticeable in the

emigrant traffic owing to the trade depression in the Federated Malay States,

Siam, and French Indo-China, and the earnings of the shipping companies

concerned were very much affected. Remittances from the colonists in these

quarters increased, how'ever, on account of the present lack of good investing

opportunities there and the favourable exchange to this country. Great

achievements are being witnessed in street-widening and road construction

in the Swatow area.

The net value of the trade of the pert coming under the cognisance of the

Foreign Customs in 1931 was Hk. Tls, 108,797,596 as compared with Hk.

Tls. 105,509,5153, in 1930, Hk. Tls. 82,934,149 in 1929 and Hk. Tls. 84,949,586

SWATOW s!»r,

DIRECTORY

?S ^ 35 H rl'ek kee

Asiatic . Petroleum po..

Ltd. (Irib'oVporRted in Englincf)—(South China), Bradley & Co., Ltd., Merchants,

Teleph. 8; P.O. Box 8; Cable Ad: Importers' P.O. Box 76;andC^ble Exporters—Teleph.

Ad: Bradley. Lon- 46;

Petrosilex don Agents: Richardsons, Billiter Square

J. W. Platt, manager Bldgs. E C. 3.

R. I, *W. Foster I T. Lindars Rnbt. H. Hill (London).

H. S. Fni'.ster, ihstallation manager

Miss J. M. Churchill, 1Stenographer J.G. A.A. Plummer

Richardson do.

(Hongkong)

Ayviwy jinil *• >

The Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co., Ld. A.S. Barker

Uenderson (Shanghai)

do.

Astor House Hotel—Teleph:'61; Cable Swatow: : i-i!

Ad: Stirling J. Robinson

S.W.K.S. Yapp, prqprj^tor K. M. Lee | F. K. Lee

Lee, manager Agencies

The

Spence Bryson & CK,Ld.,

Central Agency, Ld. ((Rasgow)

(Belfast)

; bank's Carson

Hongkong& Pirie Shanghai

Scott & Co.BankingCorpn.

(Chicago)

MercantileCityBank

National Bank of. India,

of NewLd.York

ft m m 4* Lloyd's

Bank of China—Teleph. 133; Qftble CJihpi

Royal J.psurance Co. Co., Ld.

Fire Insurance

Ad:Tang Centrobank

Gek-Siam, manager Western Assurance pb.

T. T. Cheng, assist, manager BadischeAssuranceGesellsehaft

Cbihite des

Cornhill Insurance Assurances Co., Ld.

ft m m m Europa Societe Insurance Co.

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.-4-45,, Customs Far Eastern Insurance Co.Ocean

Forsakringsaktiebolaget : (Ocean

Road; Cable Ad: Taiwangink ; Insurance Co., Ld.), of Gothenburg

LaFusoFonciere

MarineInsurance

and Fire InCo.see. Co., Ld.

Chartered

and ChinaBank of India, Australia “Levant” Insurance & Reinsurance Co.

John Manners Co., Ltd., agents Lloyd

MitsubishiItaliaMarine

Insurance Co. . Insurance

arid Fire

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking , Co.,India

Nevv Ld. Assurance Co., Ld.

Corporation New Zealand Insurance Co.

Bradley & Co., Ltd., agents Osaka Marine and Fire Insce. Co., LcL

Provincial

South Insurance

British Insurance Co.,Co.,

Ld.Ld,..

National City Bank of New York Swiss National Insce. Co., Ld., Basle

Bradley & Co., Ltd., agents Standard Life Assurance Co.

‘P. tfe O. Backing Corporation, Lj'd^The Taiheiyo

Tokyo Marine

Marine and&Fire FireInsce.

Insce.Co.,

Co. Ld.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., agents United States Salvage Association

Western Australian Insurance Co.

Yangtsze

Ben Line ofInsurance

SteamersAssociation, Ld.

Best

Constructing and Consulting Engineers,

Surveyors Nippon YusenEast),

(Far Kaisha Ld.

Ping Road;andP.O. Architects—22-24,

Box 38; CableChien

Ad: Peninsular & Oriental Steam Nav.,Co.

Directory & Chronicle of

Yulan China, Japan, etc.

H. C. Best Hongkong Daily Press

896 SWATOW

Brangwin ifc Burr, Drs. Kialat Club

C. H. Brangwin, m.r.c.s., l.r.c.f. Hon. Secretary—N. R. Ramsey

6. P. Burr, m.b., ch.b. Swatow Club

Hon. Secretary—T. P. M. Bevan

m&® & Hon. Treasurer—W. D. Folley

British American Tobacco^Co.

Ltd.—Cable Ad : Powhattali (China),

1

Taikoo Club (C. N- Co. Officers’ Club)

I. L. Bertbet, manager

C. C. Lin, assistant CONSULATES

British Chamber of Commerce ■Bill mm it*

Hon. Secretary—J. llobinson Taipehkwok Ling shih hun

Belgium

Consul-Genl.—(Residing in H’kong.)

^ ‘ ^00

Butterfield & Swire (John Swire & ^ % mm & *

Sons,

J. H.Ltd.), Merchants—P.O.

R. Hance, signs per pro.Box 78 Ta fa kwok Ling shih fa

H. S. Stephenson | W. E. Price France—Cable Ad: Fransulat

Consul—J. Leurquin

M M ShunTai^ t m m m ±

Carr-Ramsey A Son, Merchants and Com- Ta ying Ling shih kuan

mission Agents—Cable Ad: Ramsey Great

N. R. Ramsey

Agencies Acting Consul—J. P.Ad:Coghill

Britain—Cable Britain

Kailan Mining

British Dominions Administration

Insce. Co., Ld. Hoi. Consul—C.

land

Assurance Frarico-Asiatique Crommelin

North China Insurance Co., Ld.

North Brit. ’& Mercantile Ins. Co., Ld.

Sun Insurance Office, Ld. m m m %*u*

Japan—P.O. Box 26

Consul—K.

Chancellors*— Beppu

Chang,

of—14, T. K.,

Laces, DrawnManufacturer

Work and and Exporter

Embroideries Tsuchiya C. Tdiiegi and K

Avenue Republique; P.O. Box 57; Norway

Cable Ad: Chang: Codes: A.B.C. 5th, Acting Vice-Consul—Fr. Miirer

Bentley’s and Acme

Agent fen; Kohlberg Inc., New York

Alfred United States of America

Nanyang Handf. Corpn., New York Consul—Leonard

Vice-Consul—Robert N. Green

C. Condray

Mabarak Brothers, New York

Macksoud Importing Cq., New York

gg Chao Hai Kwan

Chen A Co., G. T., Manufacturing Ex- Chinese Maritime Customs

porters of Mosaic-Art, Embroiaeries-

Novelties, Real-Lace, etc.—Ming'-Hwui Commissioner—H. G. Fletcher

Road; Cable Ad: Jin Acting Deputy Oothmr.

Assistants—E. -E. Bathurst

W. Hancock, Kwok

Yun TpngyjP. B, Monroe,

Guong, Cliao L-huan and Kan Li Bing.

Yii

China Embroidery Co., Swatow Drawni u ■' Tze ■

Thread,

Siang etc.,Street

Yap Wholesale and Retail—11, Medical Officers—Dr. T, C. Pan and

Ong Pek Liang, general manager. Dr. C. H. Brangwin

, . Tidesuryeyqr grid Harbour-master—

I^neiiO -utlnminf 1 Actg.Llm

J.

j j Assist. Assist. Officers—T.

Tid.esuryeyor—E. B. Wandeir

CustomsDon. Club

Secy and3Ye^. —A. IL, )^imber V. Z. Boat.

LankinR. Shields fL, jPaget

Appraiser—S. i ,

SWATOW 897

Chief Examiners—F. J. Byrnes and m m Kai Kien

A. J. Whitmore

Examiners — W. O’Reiliy, A. R. Huygen, G. E., Exporter, Importer and

Kim her, S.Wong

Chapman, J. ^adkowsky, G. Commission

Kam, Ian A.Man St.; Teleph.

Agent — 128, Seng Peng

220;A.B.C.

P.O.Box 20; Cable Ad:

l^an and 'i’ang Cheuk Nam Huygen: Codes: 6th edn., Bentley’s

G.K. E.Hodapp,

Huygen,localpartner (Canton)

manager

Ceosbie . A Son, James, Handkerchief la & m *r« # H ft ms £

Manufacturers, — Ui&' Kialat Road; Ting shang pg na men yang kien

Cable Ad: Crosbie; Codes Bentleys, yu hsien hung $9.

Universal Trade

G. R. Muir Imperial chemical Industries

(China),

Commercial andImporters

Ltd, IndustrialofChemicals—

Alkalis and

Directory and Chronicle of

East (China Japan, Malaya, Philip- the Far 1, Customs Road; Teleph.82; P.O. Box 50;

pines, Dutch, East Indies, Indo-China, Cable A. W.Ad:Kaye,

Alkali c.d.a. (agric.) District

etc.Swatow AgentSj Btadley & Co., Ltd. manager

A. R. Kinross

R. J. Sheppard

District Inspectorate of Salt Revenue H. C. F. Aris

(Chaochiao Assistant District Inspecto- Man kwok tse chu way

rate)—Gable

Assist. Dist.Ad:Inspector—Lu

Adiate Yen-sun

First Secretary—Yin Shou-peng Interational Savings Society—8, Kialat

Road;

Office : Cable

7, Ave. Ad: Intersavin.

Edward Head

VII, Shanghai

(agency controlled by Canton Branch)

fa Wc L. P. Ho, agent

Dunfold & Co., Ltd., Importers and

Exporters, Commission Agents and fa F wo

Manufacturers’

Ad: Dunfo; Codes:Representatives—Cable

Rudolph Mosse, Jardine, Matheson St Co„Ad:Ltd,, Mer-

Bentley’s and Private chants—P.O.

W. H. Tindal King, agent Jardine

B6x 66; Cable

E.YewL. Ah

McDougall j. E. P. B. Kidby

E. Chong Co., Manufacturers & Exporters Agencies Kqw, compradore

ofLane;

Linens,

TeleplnLace,

1.82; etc.—2,

P. O. BoxMeng Hui

55; Cable? P. & O. Banking Corporation, Ld.

Ad:Mrs.

Ed:Q.Echon Douglas

Indo-China Steamshfp Co., Ld. Co., Ld.

Steam' Navigation

S. Tang, managerers “Glen” Line of Steamers

Eastern Trading po., Importers Expor- British India Steam Navigation Co..

ters, Manufacturers of Art Linen, Lace,- Canadian Pacific

“ Shite ” Line Steamships, Ld.

of .Steamers

etc.—8, East Liang Hua Lee; P.O. Box, The

18; Cable Ad: Easternco Canton Insurance Asiatic

SwediMi East Co., Ld.

Office, Ld.

T. L. Wong, manager Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld..

Alliance Assurance Co.

Georges Bros., Manufacturers of Art Eastern Insurance Co., Ld.

Linens and handkerchiefs—Cable Ad: JardineIsland

Green Engineering,

CementCorporation,

Co-, Ld. Ld.

Georgeston Ewo Cotton Mills, Ld.

F. Mai oof | F. Ozorio Messageries

Wm, Ewart Maritimes

Son, Ld.

HipMadeSengLacGo., Manufacturers of Hand Java-China-Japan Lijn

(e, Embroideries, etc. — 60,

Kialat Road; Teleph. 444; Cable Ad: Agents C. Commelin, agent

Hipseng

T. K. Chao, manager Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij

29

SWATOW

^ m m m m *Miss

*Rev. E.A. H.Foster Giedt, m.a., and wife

Lee Brothers & Co., Commission and *Rev. J. H. Giffin, b.a., d.d., and wife

Shipping Agents, Import and Export *Rev.

*Rev. K. G. Hobart,and

E. S. Burket m.a.,wifeb.d.. & wife

Merchants. Manufacturers of all kinds

ofandDrawn-thread andEmbroidery

Hand-made Irish Crochet and Filet Works, Miss E. P. Johnson

Laces, etc.—Yok Shan Street; Cable Ad: Miss A.E. H.

Rev. Kittlitz

Page, b.a., b.d. and wife

Leebros; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and (on leave)

Bentley’s

Jui K. Lee, managing-director Miss A. G. Sanderson, b.a.

Choon K. Lee, manager Miss

Miss E.M. De SollmanW. Smith

(on leave)

Sui K. Lee,

James, S. L. accountant

Lee, chief clerk Miss

Rev. G.E.G. G.E.H. Traver

Waters, b.a., & wife

S. Thang Yeo, assist. *Rev. Whitman

Shipping Department Mrs. P. C. Worley,

Miss D. Campbell, R.N. b.a.

Chiu D. Lee,

J. Wai Chan,manager

assist. Rev. A. F. Groesback and wife

Drawn-work Department Miss F. M. Stephens; b.s., m.d.

K. T. Chai, manager Miss E. M. Stephens, r.n.

Miss Bruro

Rev. B. A. Ericson, b.a. a.b.

H. Luebeck,

Manners & Co., Ltd., John, Importers Miss Fannie Nbrthcott, r.n.

and Exporters, Shipping and Insurance

Agents

Manners;— 8,Codes: Kuping Road;5thCable

A.B.C. and Ad:

6th

edns., Bentley’s and Private ^ & m m

John English Presbyterian Mission

W. J. Manners,

Hansen, director do. (Hongkong)

do. Swatow

Rev.H.J. F.C. Wallace, m.A.,d.d., and wife

K. Kastmann do. do. Rev. Smith, b.a., and wife

N. S. Wong Neil Fraser,

Agents for

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Harold

E. H. Scctt Worth, m.b., ch.b., and&wife

m.b., ch.b., d.t.M:, wife

and China Miss L E. Brander

Sun Life

Sun Assurance

Insurance Office Co., of Canada Miss M.

M. Paton

Assurance Franco-Asiatique Miss Macpherson

East Asiatic Co. Miss G Burt

Dollar Steamship Line Miss M. L. Martin

American Mail Line Hukingfu

States Steamship Co. Miss E.W.M.Douglas

Rev.T. Mulcock M.A., &wife

Huntley and Palmers Rev. G. F. Mobbs,James, b.a., and wife

Miss W. J. Starkey

Masonic—Swatow Lodge, No. 3705 E.C. Miss

Miss E. Starkey B.A.

Jessie Gilchrist,

W. M.—G. St. Maur Stocker

Secretary—S. R. Shields

MISSIONS g ± 3;

Mission Catholique

American

Society Baptist Foreign

(South China Mission)—Cable Mission Rt.

Rev. Ch. Bishop

Rev. Vogel A. Rayssac

Ad: Baptisma Country

Ben L.A. Baker, secretary and wife Revs. H. Vacquerel, F. Becmeur, Ch.

*Rev. S. Adam* (wife absent) Rey, A. Veaux, L. Etienne, P.

*.Miss K. Bohn, r.n. Pencole,

cis, G. Thiolliere,

L. Werner, C. J.Favre,

Constan-

L.

*Rev. C. E. Bousfield, m.d., and wife Coiffard, M. Riviere, G. Ginestet,

Miss R.V. T.Y. Capen,

Rev. Brown,a.b.,

b.s., and

m.d. wife V. Waguette, M. Rondeau, J. Le

Miss L.M.Campbell Page and A. Lambert

Miss R. Culley

Miss M. Everham, m.d. * Living at Stations inland from Swatow

SWATOW

Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Ltd.—3, Customs

Road; Teleph. 257; P.O. Box 33; Cable Shauter, Dayland & Co., Ltd., Importers,

Ad:K.Shosen

Mori, agent Manufacturers Representatives and

Commission

Ad: Shauter;Agents—P.O.

Codes: RudolphBox 3; Cable

Moss,

Palace Hotel—Customs Rd; Teleph. 26; Bentley’s and Private

Cable Ad: Palace

££ 0% Mei foo

Post Office (First Class Office) Standard Oil Co. of New York—P.O.

Deputy

Gen. Commr.—P. Leblanc

Supervisor—Kuan (acting) BoxM.79;H. Cable

Te-huai Ad: Socony

Yarn, manager

Secretary—Chen Chiu-chung F. R. Francisco, stenographer

Accountant—Tara Show-wing G. L. Dains, installation supt.

Ramsey & Son, Care, Merchants and Swatow Amusement Co. (Kialat Cinema)

H. C. Best, proprietor

Commission

N. R. Ramsey Agents—Cable Ad: Ramsey

Swatow-Chao Chow Railway Co., Ltd.

—P.O. Box 65; Cable Ad: Railway

g m Sing chiang Board of Directors—Lim

(chairman, absent), LimKwei Zie Yap

Sin

Roese, Gebrueder (Roese Bros), Mer- (acting chairman), Chong Coon Lip,

chants—107, Seng Peng Road; P.O. Box Oei Aia Choo, Cheah Lean Guan,

61; Cable. Ad: Rossi;

edn., Bentley’s and Private Codes: A.B.C. 6th Chong Kwek Liang, Cheah Leong

J. W.

Thun, partner Mok, and Chong Tong Tjew

Boehl, signs per. pro. Secretary—W. T. Ching

Lim Chiang Heng, compradore Swatow' Pilotage Service

Agencies G. St. M. Stocker (Licensed Pilot and

Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co. Marine

L.Deutz

Everett, Inc.

Mortoren Fabrik P.O. BoxSurveyor

11; Radioto Lloyd’s Agent)—

Ad: Stocker

Gehe & Co., A.G. C. Marine

H. Wood (Seniorto H.B.M.

Surveyor LicensedGovern-

Pilot,

Jebsen Steamers ment and to Lloyd’s Agents, Claims

Lancashire Insurance

Masch. Fabrik Gritzner Surveyor)—16, Customs Road; Radio

Netherlands Insurance Co. est. 1845 Ad: Pilot

Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen

Norddeutsche

chaft Versicherungsgesells- T% & £ M

Reinsurance Co. “Rossia,” Copenhagen TaiImport Sang and &Export

Co. Merchants,

(Estab. 1900)—

Ship-

Rhein Elbe

Rickmers Linien Union chandlers, Provision Merchants, General

Siemens China Co. Storekeepers, Commissions Agents,

Auctioners and Naval Contractors—

20-22, Yong CodesPingA.B.C.

Road;5th Cable Ad:

San Shing Co., Electrical Goods, Mach- Taisang; edn. and

inery and Hardware, General Merchants Bentley’s C. Tan

K. Moh,

Complete Phrase

and

Road; Commission

Teleph. Agents—30,

394; Ad:ChiSansco.

Cable Strand Ping Heowmanager

Cho, assist, manager

Branch Office: 132, Bonham East, C.Chiok

I. T.Cheng

Ben Kang |I K.Y. T.C. Ben

Eng

Hongkong

P. S. Chua, proprietor

C. I.S.K.Chua,

Chua,general manager

installation engineer TO & Vft K # ± H

G. P. Wang, secretary Teh shih ku huo yu kung szu

Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Texaco

Seng Hong Drug

Chemists—4, Wai Co., Ltd., Druggists, Teleph. 266:Products—8,

Ma Road

Petroleum Koo Peng Road;

Cable Ad: Texaco;

Ko Man Tat

S. C. Li, m.d. Hsishun Huang

29'

900 SWATOW

vl % & * Tshu Sok Che (Mrs.), Manufacturer

Tong Nan Co., Manufacturers and Ex- arid Exporter of Swatow Drawn Work,

Hand Made Lace and Embroideries—

porters

Made Laces of Drawn Thread Work, Hand

West P.O. BoxHeng

11, Sin Road, Kialat; Teleph. 136;

Liang Hua and

Li;Embroideries—6,

Teleph. 223; Cable 36; Cable- and Radio Ads:

Tshusokche;2nd, Codes:

Ad: Tongnan;

Bentley’s Codes: A.J3.C. 5th and Bentley’s Universal,Bentley’s and

Trade Code,

P. W.C. Ohia, general manager A.B.C. 5th, 6th and

Mrs. Tshu Sok Che Private

M. Ling H. W. Shih, K. B. Kou, H. Y. Shih

' H. C. Kwo Agencies

Agents for Samuel

LinenLament & Son, Ld. of Belfast.

Manufacturers

Oriental

Sydney,Art and Embroidery

Melbourne, Co.,

Auckland N.Z. Douglas <& Green Iric., New York

Ml & & » f %

Tonkin & Co., H., Manufacturers of Hand- YuanCliUa HengSiuShipping Co.

Hong, manager

made Embroidery—59,

Cable Ad: Kintonco Kialat Road; S. G. Ben

L. H. Woo, partner Goldenburg Kee

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Canton, which is one. of the most interesting cities in China, is situated

on the Chu-kiang or. Pearl Biver,, in latitude 23 deg. 7 min. 10

sec. N., and longitude 113 deg. 14 min. 30 sec. E. It is the capi-

tal of the province of Kwangtung. It is sometimes called the City of Rams

and the City of Genii, both of which names are derived from ancient legends.

Canton is a foreign perversion of Kwangtung, its real name. One of the first

cities in China, it is also the seat of government for the province.

Owing to its favoured situation, Canton became at an early date the

Chinese port to which the traffic of European countries was first attracted.

The Portuguese found their way thither in 1516, and Arab navigators had been

making regular Toyages between Canton and the ports Of Western Asia as

early as the tenth century. The Dtltch appeared on the scene about a hundred

years later than the Portuguese, and these in their turn were supplanted by

the English. The later, towards the close of the seventeenth century, founded

the

fifty very

yearsprofitable trade ofwhich

by the Agents was conducted

the East for nearly

India. Company, who One hundreda and

established fac-

tory there in 1684, which was afterwards celebrated throughout the world.

From 1684 the export of tea to England increased rapidly. The Company’s

monopoly terminated in 1834C In 1839 Great Britain was led into a declaration

of war against China as the result of various disputes which arose! at Canton.

The campaign terminated with the Treaty of Nanking (Aug. 29th, 1842) as a

result of which the CO-Hohg mtonopoly system at Canton closed and four

additional potts were thrown open to foreign trade. The provision of the

Treaty of Nanking, that foreigners were to be permitted to reside within the

walls of the' city of Canton was persistently resisted and illfeeling generally

grew so strong that a minor indident in connection with the nationality uf

a small Hongkong-ChiUeSe vessel the “Arrow,,’ wasmagnified into an affaii

of such importance as to cause a general elecliion at home, and a second China

War. Sir Michael Seymour, Avith his fleet opened hostilities. ‘ and some two

months later an infuriated mob retaliated by burning; all . the' foreign Resi-

dences. In December, 1857, Sir Charlesr Straubenzee, in command nf an expe-

dition which had been specially despatched from England, attacked the . city,

and it was taken on the 29th of that month. The French, also sent out an

expedition, and the. city was occupied by the. Allied Forces until October, 18@!;

a period of nearly four years.

The city which is rapidly Expanding now extends along the river front

for a length of some four -miles, having a depth of some two miles. It was

formerly enclosed by walls 43 ft. thick at the base and from 25 to 40 ft. in

height. This wall has in recent years been demolished in order that its site

could be used fof a motor road some 80 to 100 ft. in width. Id January

1921 a service of ommibuSses Was started running from the Canton-Kowlobn

Railway to various parts of the city. This service has been gradually expand-'

ing in all directions with the completion’ of more and more motor roads, thtfi

construction of which is still going on apace. Canton has now four small

parks, the Central Park in the heart of the city, the Hoi Chu Park on the

Bund; the Tung Shan Park in the eastern suburb, add the Yufeh Sau Park

on Kan Yin Hill. Within the grounds of the last named park stands the

newly erected memorial tablet dedicated to iDr. Sun Yat tScn, which is the

902 CANTON

highest landmark in the city, and from which a complete bird’s eye view of

the latter can be obtained. At the foot of the Kan Yin Hill is the Sun Yat

Sen Memorial Hall, a most beautiful piece of architecture for which the same

engineer that planned the Memorial Hall at Nanking was responsible. Canton

contains great attractions for foreign visitors in its numerous temples, pagodas,

etc., and in the many curio shops to be found there. The French Mission have

a large and handsome Gothic cathedral, with two lofty towers surmounted by

spires, in the city. The structure is built entirely of dressed granite. A Mint,

constructed by the late Viceroy Chang Chih-tung, near the East Gate, and

furnished with a very complete plant, commenced work in 1889, and now issues

both silver dollars and subsidiary coins, all bearing a picture of the late Dr.

Sun Yat-sen in front and large Chinese characters surrounded by a design of

a crop of :grain on the back. The buildings cover a large area. On the opposite

side' of the river is the island of Honam which will be linked with the city

proper in the near future -by a bridge across the river that has been under

construction

this island’. for

Themore than attractions

principal a year. Motor for theroads are inalsoHonam

tourist being are

constructed

the grounds- on

of lingnan University (formerly the Canton Christian College) and the Honam

Temple, and Monastery (Hoi Tong Temple). The spacious compound of the

latter, which was well-known as one, of the “Fiye Great Monasteries”—Ng

Tai Chung Sam—has since been turned into a municipal park of exceptional

beauty. In the vicinity one may also see native industries such as the firing,

sorting and sifting .of tea, the preserving of ginger, and the picking of rattans,

cassia etc. The founding of bells, the manufacture of fire crackers, and the-

dyeingsome

shan, of paper and from

ten njiles QOLtuiiCanton

fabricstoar©which

threeit ofis the chief industries

connected of Fat-

by rail. Because-

of political disturbances in recent years there has been a tendency for many

of tliese industries to transfer to Hongkong, but now on account of the heavy

import,duties into China there is a movement in the opposite direction. There-

are large glass-works at Faj>eit- and paper-mills—these with up-to-date Euro-

pean muchingry—near

Fatshan, are extensive the village Much

potteries. of Impo. At Shekwan,

has been done duringseventhemiles

past from

few

years tp, develop home industries. New; factories have sprung up like mush-

rooms. At Honam an up-to-date cottpn-spinning factory, equipped with

modern machinery, has been erected by a local company with a capital of

$5,OQO,OCK). Canton has now five large factories and several hundred workshops

for producing hosiery and underwear. Locally-made matches are exported

as fa,r as the Straits Settlements, nearly tw-enty factories being engaged in

this, industry. The population of Canton was estimated at 812,241 by the

Customs, authorities in 1929;

When the foreign merchants returned to Canton to establish trade after

the capture of the city by the English at the close of 1-857, they found the

factory and the buildings along the river in ruins. Recourse for accommoda-

tion was consequently had to warehouses on the Honam side of the river.

Considerable discussion subsequently took place as to the selection of a site

for a permanent British settlement, and it was eventually determined that an

extensive mud flat known, as Shameen should be filled in and appropriated.

1 n 1859 an artificial island was created there, a canal constructed between

the northern side of the site and the city, and solid and extensive embankments

of ipasonry built. It took about two years to complete this undertaking, and

cost $325,000. Of this sum four-fifths were defrayed by the British, and one-

fiftb by the French Government, to whom one-fifth of the reclaimed land was

given.

in that Upyeartqa number

1889 mostof oflotsthis

wereFrench

sold and concession

are now remained

built upon.unutilised,

The French but

also received a grant of: the old site of the Yiceroy’s Yamen, on which the

Cqi&olig Cathedral ncflv stands. Shameen is pleasingly laid out with gardens

and tennis

Church courts,of and

(Church the paths

England) standsareatshaded with well-grown

the western end and closetrees.to Christ

it are

situated the Masonic Hall, Boat House and Club. Handsome new premises,

costing half-a-million dollars, for the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Cor-

CANTON 903

poration were opened in Central Avenue on October 29th, 1921. There J/s a

Eoman Catholic church pn the Trench 'Concession, The (Settlement has the

Victoria Hotel providing,.good accommodation. During an anti-foreign riot on

the 10th September, 1883, 16 houses and the Cbncordia Theatre on . the Settle-

ment were burned by the ipob.

Trade isr 1931.

The year -under review was a most' abnormal, -one at Canton'as else-

where. Trade had to: face the foil effect of the silver ••decline; many-firms

that had only slightly felt the disadvantages of the Jow lollar .in 1930-were

seriously confronted with th© problem of ’exchange, wliich was made’ more

acute by a further fall of the Hong Kong dollar to the low record of lOjd.

in February. The anti-Japanese boycott, had the effect of adding’ further

to the problems the merchants The import of 260,000 piculs of foreign

flour in excess of the figures for the previous year, as against a small in-

crease of 5,000 piculs in Chinese flour, may be taken as an instance of the

effect of low prices of foreign commodities. The value of the export' trade

from Canton to foreign ports was approximately 61.6 million'Haikwa® Taels,

and exports to Chinese ports equalled . 14.9 million tael's, making ^’Ttotal

for the whole export trade of the port of 76.5 millions, as against a total

for 1930 of 69 millions and for 1929 of 65.6 millions. The improvement

over the 1930 figures is probably somewhat greater than would appear to be

indicated by the Value tables, owing to a general lowering of prices in

1931. The value of the export trade in; silk and silk products was 39.5 mil-

lion taels, as compared with 46 millions inj 1930 and 60 millions in 1929. The

silk industry fared badly throughout most of the year, and it is reported

that 70 out of the 75 filatures in the Shunteh district have completely .closed

down. Exports of white raw,silk decreased by 7,000 piculs, valued at a mil-

lion taels, as jjompared with the previous year and by 1!3,400 piculs,

valued at 22 million taels, compared with the figures for- 1929.

In an attempt to revive this declining trade the Bureau of Re-

construction obtained permission from the Government to establish, a

modern silk filature in Canton, whlicih will hie operated by the

latest scientific methods. Since the introduction of new methods of rear-

ing silkworms and of reeling in 1930, a distinct improvement in the qua-

lity of silk has . been reported. The Silk Testing Bureau in Shameen, esta-

ton, is bydoing

blished the useful

Government

work, inand1980certificates

for examining

issued silk

by itsexported fromasCan-

testifying ; to

the quality of silk shipped abroad are accepted by eonsigneeis without

question. Exports of waste silk: and silk ' piece goods were larger than in

1930. The total value of pres exported remained the same as before, butr it

should be noted that while: wolfram, .ore maintained its rate of increase afid

reached a quantitative figure of 77,552 piculs, ,yet its value decreased by

over a million taels. The value of the export trade in mats and matting

increased from 2.8 million to 5.3 million taels, bed-mats numbering 8,311 ms

against 5,000 in 1930, while mattings decreased from 81.000 to 70.027 rolls.

The value of fruit exported fell from 2.4 million to 1.7 million‘.taels. A slight

increase also took place in prepared tobacco. The total value of the export

tobacco trade rose from 1.5 million to nearly 2 million taels. The two lar-

gest items in the fan trade are the trimmed and untrimmed palm-leaf fans

of the tariff. Over 10,000 mille of the former, nearly 61,000 mille of the lat-

-ber, and nearly 3,000 mille- of decorated fans were exported during the yea']'.

Nankeens have-now forced themselves into the million-tael class of i export

staples, 20,1564 piculs, of a value of over 1.5 million taels, being shipped

away during 1931. There was an enhanced demand for this locally -made

cloth to take the place of Japanese cloth after the institution of the boy-

cott, a particularly strong demand coming from Manila,' Singapore: and

various other overseas places where numbers of Chinese reside. Tea .worth.

0.5 million taels, cassia products worth 0.8 million, and silverware worth

0.4 million are other exports of Canton that are worthy of mention. G Ship-

'•yoi CANTON

ping visiting the port increased 'from 7.7 million tons in 1930 to practically

9 million

flag; toh^ ih 1931.

the Japkhese flag Of this tbtal,

taking secpnd6.9place

million

withtoms

O.S ivere undertons,the and

million British

the

Chinese flag taking third place with 0.5 million tons. The increase in ton-

nage is attributable mainly to rice-carriers from Wuhu. The railways in

the district continued to function thtoughout 1981 without serious interrup-

tion, in spite of occasional dilflculties arising from floods in the spring and

autumn, arid troop movements, which were fairly heavy at times, Some pro-

gress was made in construction work on the Canton-Hankow Railway north

of Shiuchow and on a branch line between Shiuchow and Chuchow, while

surveys were made for several other branch lines. According to the latest

report of the Bureau of Reconstruction, 6,765 miles of provincial motor high-

ways, 7,493 miles of district roads, and 1,007 miles of town roads had actu-

ally heeft completed up to the end of 1930. The 1931 figures for road-build

ing are not yet -available, but a considerable amount of work was accomplish-

ed both in the city and in the- outlying districts. The city has an automatic

telephone service, and the system was eonneoted up with Hong iKong during

the year under review.

The trade of the £ort coming under the cognisance of the Foreign 'Customs

during the past ten years is shown by the following net figures:—Hk. Tls.

243,201,704 in 1931, Hk. Tls. 196,208,149 in 1930; Hk. Tls. 183,589,036 in 1909:

Hk, Tls. 171,580,923 in 1908 ; Hk. Tls. 170,484,412 in 1927; Hk. Tls. 261,605,704

in 1926: Hk. Tls.' 201,720,711 in 1925 ; Hk. Tls. 201,566,440 in 1924; Hk. Tls.

219,203,728 in 1908; and Hk. Tls. 197,287,935 in 1920.

Modern Canton.

Ample means of eomrnunibatipn exist/'between Canton and Hongkong, a

distance of 112 miles by railway and about 95 miles by water. British steamers

with luxurions accbmmodition and a large number of native craft ply daily

between the ports'. There is daily Steam communication with Macao and

regular connection'with 'Wuchow and West River ports, and with Shanghai.

Newchwang, and Kwangchauwan. The steam-launch traffic under the Inland

Steam Navigation Regulations has proved a great success, though since rules

were enforced in December, 1901, compelling all Chinese launches to undergo

inspection at the hands'of an engineer appointed by the Customs before obtain-

ing licences to ply, the number of launches is not SO Tar£e as previously. There

is a safe and commodious anchorage within 150 yards of Shameen. Canton

Was connected by telegraph (an overland line) with Kowloon in 1883, and an-

other overland line was completed from Canton to iLungchau-fu, on the

Kwangsi and Tonkin frontier, in June 1884. An agreement was/entered

into with the South China Wireless Co., a British concern, in the latter part

of 1923, for the installation of a powerful wirelessi station, to give a continu-

ous commercial service with Hongkong and (Shanghai and communications

with Peiping, Japan, the Straits Settlements, etc. The electric light service

of the city since it was placed under government supervision has improved

and leaves little room for complaint. The automatic telephone system, the

installation of which was completed in 1930, is very efficient and the number

of subscribers isc steadily increasing and already exceeds, ' 7,000. A long-

distance telephone service between Hongkong and Canton was opened on

September 1st 1931 and three minutes conversation! may now'be had between

these two Railway,'

KowloOn cities for awhich

fee ofconsists

three dollars. Transport

of 22 miles facilitiesterritory*

in British oh the Canton-

and 89

miles in Chinese, and was completed in 1911, have also greatly

1931 with the introduction of new locomotives and general reconditioning improved in

of the, line. An express train now takes a little over three hours to cover

the journey whereas a year ago it took half again as long. Real work has

talso begun on- the completion of the Canton-Hankow Railway and it will

not be Icing.before the line will have been extended from Shiukuan, 140 miles

north of Ganton, to. Lokoheong. , The mountains to be traversal to complete

• the Canton-Hankow i Line offer, however, great engineering difficulties which

CANTON 90$.,

will involve very heavy expenditure. A branch line of this railway runs frpip

Canton to Samshui on the West River and therefore brings West .River ports

within easier reach of Canton. The two Canton terminii of the railway are

■situated on opposite banks of the Pearl River and it is hoped to link them

together eventually by the constjrnction of ^a bridge. An extension of. the Can-

ton-Samshui line to ShiuTiing and thence via the West River ports to Kwangsi

is planned by the authorities who also contemplate the construction of an east

hound line from the Canton-Kowloon .|tai 1/way to Swatow and eventually to

Amoy.

In accordance with stipulations in' the Supplementary Commercial Treaty

between Great British and China, concluded in 1902, the various barriers or

artificial obstructions to navigation in the Canton River were in 1905 partially

removed. Extensive wharves and go downs have been erected at Peak Hin Hok

on Honam Island, about two miles below Shameen, which enable ocean-going

vessels of considerable draught to proceed up to Canton. • ;

Regent History r n

Owing to the disturbed:state of China, a British force pi about 300 troops

from Hongkong

big guns, maxims,was barbed-wire

quartered on' entanglements,

fha Shameen atsand-bag.

the end fortifications,

of 1911, and, with etc.,

the Shameen had the appearance of ah island under siege. Canton remained

remarkably .quiet . when the general rising occurred. In April the Tartar-

General

Viceroy’shat}'been

yamen, shot; in Maymilitary

but stern a; revolutionary

measures crowd made aangeneral

prevented assault rising.

on the

Later in the year the new Tartar-General was assassinated by a bomb as, he

landed in Ca/nton, ‘ and on anothgi; occasion, an attempt, which pipved nearly

successful, was made to assassinate Admiral Li, who so effectually checked

the rising in May. When the revolution broke out on a grand scale in October,

the Viceroy, recognising the hopelessness of resistance with troops honeycombed'

with sedition and with a population1 Unanimously in sympathy with revolu-

tion, readily agreed to the transfer of the Government to the revolutionary

leaders, and the I nddpehdende> df the province wasi thus attained without blood-

shed. In July, 1913, when a rebellion broke out in several provinces against

what was described as the dictatorship of Yuan Shih-kai, the Tuchun, Chen

Chiung-ming, proclaimed the independence of the province. The ex-viceroy Tchen

came down tc Canton as the generalissimo bf the rebel forces to organise an

expedition to proceed north to punish Yuan S'hih-kai, brt he failed to win

•over General Lung

Government, Cfilkwang,withof.• Kwangsi,.

and marched who remained

a large force loyal toAsthethisCentral

upon Canton. force

approached the city the Tuchun and the Generalissimo fled, and on reaching

Canton Genera) Lung cancelled the declaration of independence, and gradually

restored peace and order in the;:city, (Whefe much looting an,d some fightiqg

took place prior ;to and for some time after his arrival. In 1916 when the

troubles

Kwangtung aroseagain

overdeclared

Yuan Shih-kai’s attempt but

its independence, to this

ascenddidthenot(Dragon

preventthrone,

blood-

shed. General Lung was denounoed as.,ft traitor to the Republic by General

Tehen, who attacked Canton at the head of, a large army. There was consi-

derable destruction of property and much loss of life, before matters were

■settled by General Lung’s transference to another post. In 1921 Dr. Sun

Yat Sen was proclaimed by his follqwtw?'“President of Chipa.” In 1922; Sim

went to Kweilin,

expedition in Kwangsi.

to Peiping, but histo.forces,

make preparations for his thousand

neyer got within,a projected miles

punitiveof

the city, and the hopes which he had based; on his alliance; with Chang Tso-lin

were destroyed by the defeat of this Tuchun,’s forces by Wu Pei-fu. In the

meaintime, Sun ofhadthealienated

in the middle, . his, chief

year Chen’s lieutpnaottt,

supporters, put Sun ChenandChiung-ming,

his followersandin

Canton to flight. Sun took refuge onthe warship . Wipg. Fung, and later

fled to Shanghai. Chen remained in Kwangtung, as Commander-in-Chief f

-the Forces, and his . nominee, Chan Chik-yue, a merchant, of Hongkong, wgp <

•appointed Civil Governor in September. Early in January, 1923, Dr. Spn.’s

CANTON

sympathisers, (seiit a force composed of Kwangsi and Yunnanese soldiers to

invade Kwangtung, and Canton quickly fell into their possession. Chen re-

tired to Waichow; the Civil Governor had fled some days previously to Hong-

kong. Sun remained in possession throughout the year and also throughout

1924. The ranks of the Merclianta Yolunteer Corps—which had been formed

with Government approval some years before, with a view to ensuring greater

seciirity against plunder by pirates—increased to very large dimensions and

Sun began to see in it a serious menace to his authority. When a large

consignment of arms and ammunition, imported under Government permit,

was seized by Dr. Sun’s, orders there was open revolt by the merchants.

Business was entirely suspended for several days and was only resumed on

Sun premising

filling: to release

the promise, the arms.

and public Therebecame

feeling was great

highlydelay, however,

incensed againstin Dr.

ful-

Sun, who finally gave orders to his troops for the suppression of the revolt

and the annihilation of the Yolunteer Corps. Accordingly, on October 15th.

the whole commercial district of Saikwan, which the volunteers had barricaded

for defence, was surrounded by Sun’s overwhelming forces. There was des-

perate fighting in the streets for several hours. Incendiary gangs assisted the

Governtnent forces, and several hundred houses were destroyed by fire. Within

about twenty-four hours the Volunteers were dispersed and the revolt was

supjii’fessedV Trustworthy figures as to the casualties in this conflict are not

obtaandhle, bilt a conservative

hood’of a, thousand, while the estimate

material puts

damagethe done

casualties in the neighbour-

was estimated at about

$20,000,'pod.. After the affray Sun mulcted the merchants in heavy fines. This •

did not promote happier relations, and when Sun Yat-sen departed in Novem-

ber to participate in the conferences for the re-establishment of peace and

good goyernment in China, it brought a sense''of relief in business circles

though little improvement was noticeable in the administration of Canton

under Mr. Hu Han-min down to the end of the year.

Another disgraceful episode of the year was a dastardly attempt to as-

assinate were

munity,; M. Merlin the Governor-^General

entertaining His Excellency atof aIndo^China.

dinner in theTheVictoria

French Hotel

com-

on the. Shameen on the night of June 19th, when an Annamite threw a bomb

into the room through the open window., Though the assassin missed his mark,

he succeeded in killing five - French residents and seriously injuring others.

The miscreant himself was drowned in the river while trying to evade cap-

ture.,

Early in January, 1925, Sun Yat*sen, while still attending the 'Peace Con-

ference in Peking, was reported to be seriously ill and on March 12th, news

of his death' was received in Canton. Hostilities commenced between the

Kuomintang forces and those of Chen Chiung-ming in February. Under

General Chiang iKai-shek who commanded the ^Russian instructed and officered

Whampoa Cadets, remarkable progress was made along the East River and

iSwatbw was finally captured. The troops of Chen’s party were utterly

demoralized and retreated to the borders of Kiangsi and Fukien. During

the absence of the Cantonese armies, however, the Yunnanese and Kwangsi

troops under General Yang Hsi-min and Eiu Chen-huan returned from the

East River front

introducing to Canton,

Bolshevik where,they

principles, declaring

seized that the north

the city Kuomintang

of the party

river, was

the

Honam quarter south of the river remaining in the hands of 'General Li Fuk-

lam, who remained faithful to the Kuomintang cause. Hu Han-min, the

Civil Governor, fled to Whampoa. On the return of the army from Swatow

a battle took place in which General Chiang Kai-shek’s cadets with the help

of their Russian leaders crossed the river and signally defeated the Yunnanese

and Kwangsi' soldiers in the streets of Canton. With their-entry into the

city it appeared only too evident that Bolshevist influence was dominating

the Kuomintang. Especially against the British and Hongkong, which had

been believed by the Kuomintang to he sympathetic not only to the Chen

Chung-ming but also to the Yunnanese and Kwangsi parties, was a bitter

propaganda directed. Tlie intensity of anti-foreign feeling expressed, com-

CANTON 907

ibined with atrocities against the defeated Yunnanese actually witnessed by

Europeans from the Shameen side of the Defence Creek, caused the greatest

alarm among all foreign residents. Following on the incident of the 30th

May, at Shanghai where the Municipal Police fired on a crowd mainly com-

posed of students and many were killed and wounded, a mass demonstration

was organised in Canton against the ‘Imperialistic Policy’ of England, America

and Japan and a general strike proclaimed, all Chinese leaving Shameen.

On the 23rd June a monster procession moved slowly past the barricaded bridges

of Shameen, shouting threats and defiance at the sailors and marines who

had been landed from British and French gunboats to prevent a threatened

entry on to the two Concessions. At the end of the procession several hundred

of Chiang Kai-shek’s victorious Whampoa, Cadets appeared and, to the horror

of eyewitnesses, shqts suddenly rang out. Instantly pandemonium reigned.

Thousands of shots were exchanged. A French merchant, M. Pasquier, was

killed and several foreigners, among them the Commissioner of Customs,

wounded. On t^ejCKipese, side of the Creek the casualties under:the fire of the

French and British sailors were more severe. Fifty eight yfere, killed and a

hundred wounded. All intercourse between the settlement and ci,ty: now ceased.

The local Government

Consulates-General and lodged

set forthbitter

five protests

demands with

which, theincluded

British theandrendition

French

to the Kwangtung 'Government of the Foreign Concessions o,n Shameen, the

punishment of theThenaval

Consul-General. officers

threats concerned

of sections andChinese,

on the the dismissal of the toBritish

side appeared war-

rant the island assuming an attitude of. defence, and, with sandbags and barbed

wire and with volunteers and Indian troops landed from Hongkong, Shameen

became, and for some four months remained, a fortified camp dependent en-

tirely on itself for all essential services and on Hongkong by means of naval

craft for all supplies. On July 1st a new Government, the Nationalist Gov-

ernment formed on the Bolshevist system of Committees, entered office. The

Political Council consisted of 16 leading members of the Kuomintang with

Wang Ching'-wei as Chairman. On August 20th Liao Chung-kai, Minister

of Finance, was assassinated at the entrance of the Kuomiritang Headquarters.

Various suspects were arrested including Liang Hung-kai, an important Can-

tonese Commander and substantial rewards offered for the capture of Ngai

Bong-ping, ex-Commissioner of Police and others. General Chen Chiung-

ming again pose. and capturing Swatow and Waichow, which were lightly

defended, cornmenced as advance towards Canton down the East River. He

was, however, again crushed by General Chiang Kai-shek’s superiority in,

foreign-trained troops early in November. During this month the sorely-,

tried residents of Shanpeen, after a t^ptly weeks’ ‘siege’ began to find some

relief in the gradual return of a few of their servants and a general im-

provement in feeling generally. (No further incident had occured and the ,

bridges were partially opened and defence precautions somewhat relaxed.

Negotiations were tentatively open between Hongkong and Canton merchants

aiming at an end of the strike-boycott and of a situation in which both

sides were suffering but they proved abortive. The boycott was maintained,

with the help of labour pickets until October 1926 when it was declared ter-

minated by the Kuomintang Government. Although the suppression of the

pickets gave greater freedom to trade, business generally suffered throughout

the year owing to constant labour disputes and the heavy burden of taxation

imposed in order to provide financial support for the expedition which Gen-

eral Ohiang Kai-shek led against the North. With the establishment of the

Kuomintang headquarters at Wuhan the Yangtsze became the centre of political

and military activity of the hatio'halisfs.. Compared with 1925 and 1926 the

year 1927 was comparatively peaceful and except for political tension and

increasing taxation trade, Contihued unhampered. General Li Tsai-hsin, who'

was in charge of affairs,' was driven from office by General Chang Fat-fui in

November, but the coup wagi effected in a day with comparatively little fighting

and the change did riot adversely inflhence the ordinary business routine.'

In December there was a rising of the Red elements. They captured the’ city

908 .

aiid Midi it 'ipr tiirfee da,ys, but Vferes iben 'driven out by the Governitteiit1 troops.

The, .city/for a short period "Was givpti .over 'tp wholesale looting, over 5,000

lives were lost- add millions ot dollais worth pf property destroyed. Fires

were purposely started by the Reds iii hjore than ten places 'and'blocks and

blocks pf buildings were fazipcT to the’ gtound.

. ■ ■ ■ • ’ ) ’ : 1848.

(DuVing ' 192^ Caritbh’^tfeelf \tas' eofapafhtiveiy ’peaceful, but geheral un-

certainty'prevailed owing to the’-cofhpaign up country between Ghang Fat-

fui’s “Ironsides”, and a coalition of1 thb'8th and 11th Armies under Li Tsai-

hsin and Chen Ming-shu,'fespedtiVely. The latter prevailed and set up a joint

Government in Canton: An era'pf r pfogte^s then started. The “strike pickets”

were'dis&olved, all trade unibiis V ithrCommunist affiliations were proscribed,,

the students were forbidden to take part in politics and “Reds” were vigorously

hunted down and executed. Big improvements were undertaken in the city,

new maloos being built and slum areas cleared, the installation of a new

waterworks and piping syktem whs started, by contracts being let out to

English and German firms. A bridge between Honam and the Mainland was

planned and also a' number of Government Offices. Most of these projects

have beenwas

portance persistently:

the1 stern furthered

defifition despite

policy, the

undertroubles

which ofmilliofis

1928. Ofof equal

notes col-im-

lected in taxes were withdraSyn'from circulation. In March ;1928, the quarrel

with Hongkohg yas finally ended by,fin exchange of formal and very cordial

visits between Marshal Li Tsahhsiri, and Sir Cecil ClemCnti, Governor ' of

Hongkong.

' ' ; ' n ' ''

Early in 192,9 Marshal Li Tsai-hsin went to Ranking to attend the Dis-

bandment. Conference and to, act as mediator between Hanking and his col-

league, Li T^uggrjen, military Governor pf Hankow, who had recently effected

a .coup d’etat in the latter city. Marshal iLi was detained by President Chiang.

Kai-shek, on a charge pi,, cpmp.libity in the revolt of the Kwangsi militarists.

Li Tsai-nsin’s'cplle,agues Ip Canton sent an ultimatum to Hanking, but on the

return pf Chen Ming-shu from Hanking, the Kwangsi party was ejected from

Canton . and allegiance , proclaimed, to the ,'Central Government. An invasion

frqm Kwangsi was defeated bn the ’ very 'butskirts of Canton by the clever

strategy of Chap ‘ Tsai-topg', the Kwattgtung commander-in-chief. A second

attempt to take Canton by an alliance between the Kwangsi militarists and

Chang Fat-fui’s Ironsides Was alto1 heaten off after severe fighting round

Sam'sn'ui, along the Horth River, and just north of Canton.' Chan Tsai-tong

received strong reinforcements of Hanking troops and his gun-boat flotilla

played-a big part in the riverine, battles. iStill more important was the as-

sistance of twenty aeroplanes,-who bombed the “Ironsides” unmercifully, and

broke their morale. A- counter attack by Canton resulted in the taking ofi

Wuchow, but the. remnants of Kwangsi-Ironside troops entrenched themselves

at Hanning and resisted all attempts to dig them out.

The year 1929 was a very bad orib, for in addition to the Constant warfare

a sevbre drought,' and great heat lasting well into June, gravely effected the-

crops. There wap great distress in the East River districts and all the mer-

chants suffered heavily, though an improvement set in towards the end of the

year.

1930

As already stated the , year 1930 passed off uneventfully which enabled a

good deal pf, progress ,to^ be made in municipal, services. The number of muni-

cipal primary schools increaspd in the year from 75 to 85 accommodating

36,460 as opposed to 24,770 pupils. The number of middle-schools, in which

the English language is taught, also greatly increased so as to provide instruc-

tion for 3,000 students. Hight schools, were developed and added to, the.

total

a costnumber beingand70 aatpoor-house

of $200,000. which IS.,000

werestudents attended.

constructed during Athefreeyear.library

A newat

water-tower purchased in Germany was also erected. Hew roads built in Can-

canton

ton in 1930 totalled spine 43,000 feet making the city have, in all, some fifty

miles of welklaid, well-paved and well-drained thoroughfares. As already

stated the growth in importation of 'gasoline shows that the'number of motor

vehicles is rapidly increasing: the number is, however, coippared with I§u?,0-,;

pean cities of an equal size still minute, there beipg at the end of 1930, in ail,

only'572 motor cars; 1:29 lorries; 133 motor-huses; and TO.mptor cyples. Sixteen

buses are now engaged on a service running from Canton to a point on the

river bank opposite to Whampoa.

'>'• 'l!' A. brui ■ p.iin fl :a<.ix>0 igjfi ! : : 'j11 :

The total road construction programme for 1931 is 72,000 foot of new

road but it is possible that ’ disthibed political conditions may, prevent'this

being carried out for oh tfie" 28th'April a bloodless coup d’etat occurred. The

Chairman of the Kwangtung Provincial Government, Chen Ming-shu, a loyal

supporter,1 pf Nanking, suddenly found it expedient to leave Canton. His

place Was takhn^By the Ma^or'Of Canton who became Chairman in his stead,

but the real power, passed intfff the hands of General’ Chan Chai-tong com-

manding the local troops. He declared his independence of Nanking. A

separate government' calling itself, the National Government of China, which

denies the legality of that at Nanking, was set up, Eugene'Ch’en becoming its

Foreign Minister. Arrangements for a northern expedition to capture Hankow

and subsequently Nanking were given much publicity in the local Pfess but

it is questionable whether such military preparations as were made were in-

tended mainly for offensive of defensive purposes. The recruiting of troops

to swell the local force?, and purchases of arms and munitions have naturally

led to increased taxation and had a somewhat adverse effect upon trade.

Floods in the North and East Elver (Districts have further aggravated an

already adverse situation. Towards the close of the year, however, negotia-

tions led to the re-union of Canton and Nanking, and local independence

was subsequently called off.

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

Kwangtung Provincial Government Canton Municipal Government

Chairman-(Lin Yun-chieh M ayo r—Li u 1 Chi -wen

Department of CiviT Affairs (Min •’Bureau of Social Affairs (Sheh Hui

! Chub-Mini Kook-chi

I Cheng T’ing)'—Lin Yi-chung

Department of Finance: (Ts’ai Bureau of Public Safety (Rung An

Chu)—Ho Loh

Cheng T’in g)—Au Feng fu

Department of Education)' (Chiao Bureau of Finance (Ts’ai Cheng

Chu)—(Liu Ping-kong

Yu T’ing)—Hsieh Yingchou Bureau of Public Works (Kung Wu

Department of Reconstruction Chu)—Yuan Mong-hsiung

(Cbien: Sheh Thug)—Lin Yun- Bureau of Public Health (Wei

chieh Sheng Ohu)—Ho Chi-chang

A.Cameras,

:Skk & Films

Co., and

PhotoPlates,

Supplies Acme Code Company, Publishers

etc.—

Head Office: 26a, Des Voeux Road, Acme Commodity and Phrase Code

C., Hong Kong—'Camton Office: Representatives: Hogg and Co.—19,

British Concession, Shameen

5112, Yat Tak Road; Teleph. 13801

910 CANTON

n & m & & m ± !8t ii fc

Mei.yah Pao Sitn Rung Sze Anthorose

CommissionCo.,Agents

Import-Export,. General

and Wholesale.

American Asiatic Underwriters, Import:

Fed. Inc. U.S.A., General Insurance: ProvisionsChemicals, Machines, Wines,

and Sundries; Export:and.Silks,

Fire, Marine, Motor-Car, Life,

Accident, Burglary, Plate-glass, Silk Embroideries, Lard, Cassia all

Baggage and Special Bisks—Mis- kinds Second of S. China

Boad; Products—-Western

Cable Ad: Anthorose;

sions Building, The Bund; Teleph. Codes: Bentley’s and A.B.O. 5th edn.

12311 ; Cable Ad : Underiters

C.W. T.V. Sullivan,

Starr, president. (S’hai.) Asia Hotel

district manager

S. L. Yang, local manager {See Hotel Asia)

Agents for:

Globe and Butgers

22Continental

Other Fire Ins. Co. and

American, and D R gt B m h Si; M

Insurance British

Companies Yao bong yen sao bo him hong si

American Bank Note Co.—c/o. Na- —MissionsInsurance Asia Life Co., Life Insurance

Building, The Bund; Teleph.

tional City Bank

Shameen ; Cable Ad : Banknote of New York, 12311; Cable Ad: Alicochina ; Code:

H. G. J. McNeary Acme and Bentley’s* Main Office for the

Orient: 17, The Bund, Shanghai

Dr. C. S. Liu, resident assist, secretary

American

sions) Bible iSociety {See Mis- and medical referee

C. L. Chui, district manager

American . Consulate {See Consulates)

American Foreign Insurance Asso- Asiatic Petroleum 55 Ah si ah

ciation, General Insurance—6-8-10, Ltd.—Shameen; Cable Co. Ad:

(South China),

Petrosilex

Shaki Boad; Cable A;d: Afiaoan- J. W.

B. Harrison, manager

ton. Head Office: SO Maiden Lane, G. Gerrard | P. K. M. Patten

N.Y. H. W. Hewett | T. W. Southam

P. F. Bobertson, manager E. W. Hunt I E. M. E. Stirling

T. S. Feng A. Melbye | B. T. Woods

J. S. Wong Fati Installation

{see Shanghai for Agencies). D.J.J.A.Keogh, manager

Simpson

^ ^ IS # ^ ^

American Mail Line—Cable Ad: B Jk Win(J Sin9

Dollar

The Bobert Dollar Co., general James H. Backhouse, Ltd., Importers

agents {See (Dollar Co., The and Exporters—-rShameen; Cable

Bobert) Ad: Jayatchbee

James H. Backhouse (Hong

la m Sun Cheong Kong), governing director

Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd., Engineers, H. Goldenberg

Contractors, Importers, Manufacturers Cheng Chuek Ting

and Lo Lai Chuen

CableInsurance

Ad: DanicaAgents—Teleph.

f 10928; Wai Yue Woon

Man Chun Fai (Oompradore)

C.P. M.U. Ferguson, manager (Hongkong)

Markert, engineer-in charge

•T. Montalto | Lr> Yu Man js m

(far Agencies Shanghai) Baltic Asiatic Co., Ltd., The,Concession,

Exporters

fj ^ 7^1] 5£c Oa Lee Ting Hong and

Shameen; Cable Ad:British

Importers—62, Baltiasico; Codes:

Arnhold

Engineers—Cable Merchants and A.B.C. 5th & 6th edns. Acme, Bentley’s

Ad: Harchi

C. E. Bathsam and Universal Trade Code

John Manners Co., Ltd., agents

CANTON 911

BANKS fx ss & ± §

Heung Jcong sheong hoi ngan hong

fr ^ m a Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corpn.

Kwang tung ngan hong T. M. Knott, agent

Bank of Canton,

Telephs. Ltd. — West

13319 (Manager’s Office)Bund;

and L.C. E.B. da

Terdre

Luz |I J.L. M.A. Soares

da Roza

10201 (General); Cable Ad: Cantonese G. P. Ci-uz | H. J. Prata

Chan Sien Ming, manager

Ng G. Lung, assist, do. and cashier ® m &

K. H. Kwong, accountant

Chan Wan Ching, sub- do. L Man kwok tse chu way

International

20a, B.C. Shameen—Mail SavingsAd.Society-

P.O. Box

ft mum 27; Cable Ad: Intersavin. Head Office:

Bank of East Asia, Ltd.,

Ping Nam Road; Cable Ad: Eastabank The—Tai 7,China

Ave.Branch EdwardControllingAgencies

VII, Shanghai. South

Chan Shing Mi, manager at:—

P. K Shek, accountant Amoy,

Shekki and Swatow,

WuchowMacao, Kongmoon,

Le Taou Sang, cashier

Chow Kwai Kan, sub accountant J. M. X. Chollot, manager (South

. China branch)

C.F. T.Noronha

Gomes, sub manager

R ffi @ « E. Tos,sane

Toi wan ngan hong

Bank of Taiwan,

cession, Shameen;Ltd.

Teleph. British Con- n & m ft

13334; Cable mm m

Ad:K.Taiwangink Ka Wah Saa-ing Bank,, Ltd.—Tai-

ping Road South; Telephs. 14513

R.Suzuki,

Takai,manager

per pro. manager (manager), 10414 '(general Office);

Cable Ad: 4822

Banque de l’Indo-Chine S. K. Cheung, manager

F. de Courseulles, manager F. K. Leong, sub-mgr. k cashier

J. de Perceval, cashier Kiming H. K. Sien, account.

Ma Fook Cho, compradore K. W. Cheung, sub. do.

Chartered Bank of Ind., Ahs.

—Telephs.

office); Cable13325

Ad:and 14233 (sub-agent’s Kwangtung

Comet Provincial Bank, The,

W. G. Hollyer,.sub-agent Government Depository, General

W. D. Johnson, sub-accountant Banking Business Transacted —

China Development (Commercial and South Bund; Telephs. 10434, 10230,

Savings Bank 10231; Cable Ad: 3639 Radio Ad:

4164. Branches: Hong iKong,

China and Southern Bank, Ltd. Kongmoon, Pakhoi, Swatow, Shuik-

wan and Muiluk

iShem Tsai Wo, president

h m m m Wong Koon Cheung, vice-

president

Tack Wah Ngan Hong

Deutsch - Asiatische Bank — 8, n m m 9 m m

British Concession, Shameen; Telephs. Man kwok ho tung ngan hong

10938 and 13151; P.O. Box 39; Cable Ad:

Teutonia National City Bank of New York, The

R. R.Franz, manager —Cable

E. Kuehne, signs per pro

F. Lindenau J. T. S.Ad:Reed,

Citibank

manager

H. von Essen E. acting-acct.

R. Sandstrom, pro-mgr. and

Grand Central Savings Bank, Ltd. H. R. Campbell, sub-accountant

Chu Lok Ting, compradore

912 CANTON

National Commercial aStd Sayings jjj -fc Tai Jcoo

Bank, Lip.—11, Taiping Maloo;

Telephs. 12422 and 12421; Cable Butterfield & Swire (John Swire &

Sons, Ltd.), Merchants

Cable Ad: Nacomsav J. R. Hinton, signs per pro.

Ng Hocan, manager L. G. Bales

Southern Industrial and Savings Bank H. T. Lee

Miss M. M. Louey

R. Warren, wharfinger

fj & m m w m

Yien Yieh Commercial Bank — 2,

Second Road West Bund; Telephs. Button$Jj& Co.,|j|E.M., PeeImporters, Tung

Ex-

103QQ Onauager) 14501; . Cable porters, Shawls, Embroideries,

Ad: 7771 Curios etc.—19, The Bund, B. C.

Wong Man Po, manager Shameen; Teleph. 14013; Cable Ad:

Yokohama Specie Bank—.12, Shameen; Hogg Shameen

E. A. Hogg, proprietor

P.O. Box 27

Canton Club—Shameen

Belgian Consulate—(Nee Consulates) Committee—N. Neckelman (chair-

man), M. A. Annett, R. A. Hall,

± m She la si Dr. R. iL. Lancaster and H. G.

McNeary

Bodiker & Co., Importers, Exporters, Secretary—Cdr. R. M. Hunt,

Commission and Insurance Agents—86, D.S.O., R.N.

British, Concession, Sbameen; Teleph.

10912;

All P,0. Box 19;- Cable Ad: Boediker; Canton-Hankow Railway Administra-

C'K.,Codes-used

Bodiker, partner

Liibcke, manager

tion (Canton-iShuichow Section)—

| Cable Ad: Yuehway, Codes A.B.C.

W. Nogaitzik, import 5th edn., Western Union and

Bentley’s

Boman.i Eii ife Co.,, General Merchants and P. H. Lo, m.a., j.Di, managing

Commission Agents—Cable Ad: Bomanjee director

W. C. ILoo, head of the general

M ^ tai affairs department

Boyer, M azet ifc Cb:, Raw Silk Merchants! Y. !N. Tscheng, traffic manager

—9,A. French Concession, Shamteen J. K. Wong, m.’e. , b.$c.;: locomo-

Quin,son, 1

signs per pro. tive superintendant

H. LeVTiaud, assistant Hin N. Tseng b.s.e., m.S., assist,

super jntendant

Brameld, ThoMas l.r.i.b.a., Architect K. F. Tseng, chief accountant

and Surveyor Chartered Bank H. L. Wu, c.E., engr.-in-Chief

Building, Shameen; Teleph. 14921

icL # ^ ^ m

n 3* m Canton-Kowlqon

: Section) — Tai Sha Railway

Toil ' (Chinese

British-American

Ltd.,— Cable'Ad :>'Tobacco Co. (China), , C.Managing

Powhattan

Director’s Office

P. Chen, managing,diyectop

J. M.P. Macdermott;

S. Hodjash ' division mgr. P. S. Mok, chief of the generaFdept.

, MifjS'M.'^l^oiWj^lOHpgr^phoi; .. Y. Y Chung, do.

'w.s.'Ng; secretary .

British & Foreign Bible Society i(see Engineering Department ,

Missions) , . W. M.W. Stratton,

W. Leung, engineer-in

engineer ofcbief

ways

British Episcopal Church (see Missions) and works

Accounts Department

British Consulate (see Consulates) H.LiP. Sing

Harris,

Wen,chiefassist,

accountant

do.

CANTON 913

Traffic Department Agency

J. T. Smith, actg. traffic manager Hamburg-Amerika Linie

S. M. Bander, traffic inspector (for other agencies see Shanghai)

Locomotive Department

Lo Kwong Woon, locomotive supt. Central Agency, Ltd., The, Importers of

Cheong wah ; , Sewing Cotton Thread—.50, Central

Ave., Shameen; Cable Ad: Central

■Canton Overseas Trading Co., Ex- ! Agency, ShameenChinese

porters, Importers, Manufacturers, j ■ C.W.Wallace, L. Cheung,

general

manager

manager for China

Shipping arid Commission Agents— ! and Hong Eong (Shanghai)

16, B.C. Shameen; Teleph. 13722; !

Cable Ad : Conscience; Codes; A.

B.C. 6th edn., Acme, Bentley’s and CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE

other Standard Codes

W. S. Mak, mana,ging director, Canton British Chamber of Commerce

U. N. Chant, director Chairman—M. A. Annett

Cho Chuen,. do, Vice-do—R. K. Batchelor

J. Pasquier

E. H. Mak Sedretary—Chas. E. Watson 1

,i:. K. Wong Committee—J.

Hollyer, E. R. Harrison,B. Hill and W,J. G.P.

P. K. Tse M(J)ermott

W. Li. Chan

S. S. Mak Canton Foreign Chamber, of Commerce

W. H. Mak Chairman—A. E. Quin

IS. L. Mok Vice-do. —A. Hoffmeister

Canton Trading Association, Ltd., Secretary—Chas. E, Watson

The (C9>rl Schrpter, managers), Committee—J.

Neckelman, H.Baud, H. Ferber,

Ueymura and K.G.

General Importers, Exporters and Woudenberg

Commission Agenits—3, B. C. Sha-

meen; Teleph. 10918; Cable Ad: Chambre de C6mmeR'ce Francaise de

Oatrass

H. J. Frblich, sigiis per pro., Chine (Section de Canton)

President—F. de CourseuRes, , p- ,

manager Vice-id.

Tse: CM Sam, assist, manager Tresorier —11. Laffimd de Perceval

et Secretaire—J!

3 » SS M * W « Bank of1 India, Etc. (see

•Canton UtENsils Mancfaithring Co., Chartered Banks)

The, Aluminium and Enamelled-

Iron

19s, Holliw

TaipingWareRoad;Manufacturers—

'Cable Ad: mm

• Can u ten Chau

1 & Lee, Architects and Civil

1 Engineers—57, Tai Ping Maloo

^1 Lai wo South; Teleph. 14520. Hong Kong

Carlowitz & Co., Exporters, Importers, Office: 9, Queen's Road .Central;

T'c^pph. 21671; .Cable; Ajd:. KiiUy

Commission

230, Shakee AgentsCable

Road; andAd:Contractors—

Hellmann; Principals

Codes: A.B.C.5th, 5thimpr.an46thedns.,

Beritley’s, Carlowitz, Acme and Mosse II.I. N.E. Chau, b. s9„.a.M.i;

Ijiiee, A.R.LB.A., a.a.,Stbuct.

Dip. e.

R.R. Laurenz,

Lenzinann (Hamburg)

(Shanghai)

Dr. A. Nolte (Hamburg) Chelearam, D., Silk Merchant & General

G. Roehreke (Shanghai) Exporter—20, French Con., Shameen;

O. Lord,,. (Hamburg) Cable Ad : Chellar.am

H.W.Lehmann,

Heitzig manager

F. X. P. Tavarps ft M Hymsungel

A.H. Weiss F.H. Seegelken

Weckert iChien Hsin Engineering Co., Machinery

Ferber and Engineering—Taiping Maloo South;

■ Ch. A. Schneider W. Heckel \ P.O. Box 59

G. Hardt H. D. Kuhrt

914 CANTON

China Electric Co., Ltd.—Head Office

Shanghai Kee chpng po him yau han hung ze

K.P. T.Huang,

Carey,branch

resident director

manager

A. D. Hollander, installation eng’r. China

Fire,

Underwriters, Ltd., Life,,

Marine, Accident, Motor Car and

C. M. Lee, engineer General Insurance—Head

Y.Y. Wong, accountant

K. Jane, head of service kong. Branch Office: (LifeOffice: Hong-

Assurance

only), 37, Sap fat fio North

General Agents—She wan Tomes

Sole Agents '-for Co., Shameen; Teleph. 10937; Cable

International Standard Electric Ad: Keecheong

Corporation, N.Y.

Western Electric Co., New York ChOtirmall & Co., K. A. J., Exporters

Standard Telephones and Cables and Commission Agents —21, French

Ld., London Concession, Shameen

Templeton, Kenley Co., Chicago R. Naraindas, manager

The Gamewell Co., Newton Upper

Falls, Mass.

Western Electrical Instrument ft wns m*

Corporation, Newark, N. J. Chung Mei Drug Co., Ltd., Whole-

sale and Manufacturing Chemists—

f§ ^ H m sM

y *» 5, Tai Ping Road South; Teleph..

China Export-Import & Bank Co., A.G., 10627 ; Cable Ad : Chungmei

S. W. Kwong, manager

Importers and Commission

Ping Load South; Cable Ad: Lemjus:Agents—Tai

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Carlowitz. Head CONSULATES

Office:

Hongkong, Shanghai.

Tientsin, Branches:

Osaka and Canton,

Tokyo

H. I). Kuhrt

Tai i>iee Ittvok isung ling sz chu

® iS }B ® America—Shameen

Lun shun chiu sheung kuk Consul-General—J. W. Ballantine-

Consul—J. Hall Paxton

China Merchants’ Steam Navigation Co. Do. —F. W. Hinke

Vice-Consul—Horace H. Smith

Chan Kwok-man, agent Do. —J. K. Penfield

China Oil Co., Ltd., The (Incorpo- tmmmtb*

rated in China:—Ka Naam' Tong Tai peh lewok Ling sz kun

West Building, Tai Ping Road; Te-

leph. 13645; Cable Ad: Libra: Belgium Acting

Codes A.B.C. 6th edn., Acme, Bent-

ley’s, and Universal Trade China,Consul-General

Hongkong, Macao, for Philip-

South

L.i C. Chan, manager pine Islands—G.

in Hongkong) Bolsius (residing

China Products Export Co., Ex- Denmark

porters and Importers, Manufac- Consul—Kay Neckelman

turers, General Commission Agents

—Bank of Canton Building,

Bund; Teleph. 12354; P.O. Box 52; The Finland

Cable Ad: Productsco; Branch, Consul—A. Schubert

Bank of China Building, Hongkong (c/oBritish

Reuter Brockelmann

Concession, — 37,

Shameen)

Ling Wan Shing, man. director

R.T-Shekwan,

TV IT- director H IT M ® & *

vr; c . Chai

nam Hong Tai Fat kwok Ling sz chii

Ling France

Che Cham iSum Consul-*-!* Eynard

Cheung 'Kai Vice-Consul,

C. L. Li —P. SimonChaUcelier du Consulat

CANTON 015

Germany—No. 66, British Concession, Crown China Company—03a, B.'*C.

Shameen; Cable Ad: Consugerma Shameen ; Teleph. 15208; Cable Ad :

Consul General—Dr. W. Wagner China Crown; All Codes

Vice-Consul—Dr.! H. Voskamp Matt. M. Axelrood, president

Chancellor—C. H. Kanter (absent)

Secretary—P. Beckmann Yintai Wang, vice. do.

F. J. Schuhl, secretary and dir.

G. H. iLynott, treas. and do,

T. F. Millard, director

Tai Ying kwok Tsurig Ling Sz chii F. J. Courtney, manager ,

Great Britain—Cable Ad: Britain Canton Office :

(InHoikow,

charge Nofannihg,

BritishandInterests in P. Servanin, acting chief agent

Pakhoi) F. Simonsen, cashier

Consul-General — Herbert Phillips, General Crown

Agents for

C.B., C.B.E.

Acting Consul—R. A. Hall Toronto, Canada Co.,

Life Insurance

Vice-Consul—M. C. Gillett

Pro-Consul—C. E. A. Carney

Constable—W. Read H & -H Yuet Hai Kwan

Customs, Chinese Maritime—

t ^ fa m * m * Revenue Department

Tai I tai li Ling sz lean Commissioner—J. Klubien

ItalyConsul-General—A. Baistrocchi Deputy Commr.—W. E. Annett

Assistants—S.

Chiu, Ng ShiuToscani,

Hung, R. Fong Kun

C. P. Rouse

(residing in Hongkong) S.Kwok

M. Carlisle, Chu Po Lam, Lam

® Hk fa M * B * To, Leung Shi Wai, Siu Ting

Kwan, Chan I Kan, K. Oyamada,

Japan V.Chung

A. L.TaPaton,

ChungLu Dung Ing and

Consul-General—M. Suma Medical

Vice-Consul—K. Nakano Dr. E. L. R. Pautet,R. L.Chan

Officers—Dr. Lancaster,

Chung

* » es @ * a San,

Liang Ho Tchi Tcheong and Hsu Chi

Tai wo kwok Ling sz' kun Chief Tidesuryeyor—H. M Anderson

Netherlands Asst. do. B.—G. H. White

Consul—J. J. Wierink Boat

ActingOfficer —J. L-Yee

Boat Officer—Ko Stewart

How

Assist. Boat Officers—li. VVenner, Ng

6 ffi @ tt SB * Cho Wu and N. A. Goudasheff

Tai No wai kwbk ling sz kun Chief Appraise)’—R.

Appraisers—P. Raiteri'

N ORWAY—Cable Ad: Noreg Silgalw and B. J.PolettiGleeson, E. A

Vice-Consul—R. K. Batchelor Assist. Appraiser—A. G. KUrbpatoff

Actg. Inspector of Examiners—F

GabbChief Examiner—E.M.E. Gallo A.

■Senior

Ta sdi yenng kwbkl cfiung ling shii Chief Examiners—W. G. States, and

Portugal E. Leopold R. Ambrose, H. C.

Shameen— 56, French Concession, Examiners—S.

Taylor, R. Ferreira, A. do Espirito

Consul-General—Jose Luiz Archer Santo,

Chancellor

Gracias - Interpreter — M. H. , Assist RemediosGj Quinn and A. A. do

Chinese Secretary—Yut-po Lo Chao Examiners — Wong E.KitV.,Zan,S.

Chun N.Cliieh,

Budzynsky. Dikhmapn, H.

w*a @±s* Olson, Ho Wing Yan and Wu Kit

Tai sui shi kwok ling siz kun Sang

. Switzerland Acting

Hok, Lin Assist

TsaiExaminers — Ko Ting

Sui ahd Wang Kui

Consul—U. Spalinger Fang

Chancelier—A, Hoffmeister Tidewaiters—W. Seraphina

gQAftTON

Harbour Depar.ii^xit , . « my.i ) Directory sind Chronicle of The

Far East ((.Lina, Japan, .Malaya, Phi-

Acting

worth Harbour, M^ter—R. Long lippines, linlp-Ghina, Dutch East

1st Berthing Officer—A, ,C. Kella Indies etc.) ,

2nd Berthing Officer—W. F. Dayis Canton Agents. — The Shameen

3rd Berthing

chkovsky OffieeF -A. I. Zaion- Printing Press, Lrm—83, Bri-

tish Concession, Shameen

Canton Customs’ Junk Office

Deputy. Commissioner—Hu

Assistant Examiner—T. Logvinoff Kam-shui m x Teen cfteang

Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Merchants—Head

Danish Consulate Office

and at: 24,Hongkong,

St. Mary Axe, Ldndon^E.C.;

(See Consulates) Foochbw, Yokohama,Shanghai,

Kobe, New Hankow,

York,

San

Vancouver, Colombo, Antwerp,Victoria^

Francisco, Seattle, . Havana

*° £ M Tik 1dn%° E. R. Hill, manager

Deacon & Co., Lm, Merchants,Ad:Shipping

andlnsuranceAgents—Cable Deacon J. H. Townsend, assistant

H. S. Smith, managing director 3 & * *

R. K. Batchelor, director Dollar Co,, The Robert, Shipping,.

A. L.E.B.Quin,

Wooddirector| D. H. Munro Lumber and General Importers—4, Sha

Agencies KeeW.Road;

F. Arndt,Cableagent

Ad: Dollar

Hongkong,

Peninsular and C. & Oriental

M. Steamboat

S. NY Co.,

Co. Ld.

Prince

Ben LineLine

ofAustralian

Steamers S.S. Ch.YLd. 3 & «5 M * *

Eastern & Dollar

The Steamship Line—Cable Ad: agents*

Dollar

British-India S. N. Co. (Apcar Line)

Alliance Assurance Co. Jbcl. (SeeRobert

DollarDollar Co., Robert)

Co., The general

China Fire Insurande' Co., Ld. Dutch Consulate— (See Consulates)

BritishAssurance

Union Traders’Insurance

Society, Ld.Cd^ Ld.

Marine Insurance Co., Ld. Fancy Goods Store, The, Importers,

Standard Life Assurance Cp. Drapers, Outfitters, Retail and

Atlas Assurance Co., Ld. Wholesale, Exporters of all Chinese

Lloyd’s Products—15, F.C., Shameen

Mercantile Bank of India, Ld. J. A. Gurwich, proprietor

North China Insurance Co. 6. Cuter do.

Fa r,la wei lum

m m ® m Ha pat tin dee ^ S ft

Dent & Co., Ltd. Herbert, Tea Inspectors Farmer Commission& Co., William,

Agents’ —Merchants and

British Con-

and Commission

Canton, London and LyonsAgents—Hongkong, cession, ShamPen

Agencies W. R. Farmer

N. Brit. & Mercantile Ins. Co., Ld.

tit {£ So Fe

Deutsche Asiatische BanIc—(srr Banks) Feld & Co.,

tractors, GeneralLtd., Merchants—1.0,

F., Engineers, WestCon-

Deutche Stickstoff-Handelsgesells- Codes: Bund; Teleph.10914; CableAd:Feldbobe;

A.B.C., 5th Galland-Ingenieur,

and 6th edns.,

chaft, Krauch & Co., Importers of Bentley’s, Carlowitz

Artificial Fertiliser of the 1.6. Far- Engineering, K. Luering, Mosse and Mosse Suppl.

manager

benindustrie

and of Stickstoff A. 6.Syndikat

Frankfurt a/m.

C.m.b.H. Th. Janssen, dipl.-ing.

Berlin Lam Tak Chui, compradore

Canton Agents, J ebsen and. Co!—

Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Finnish Consulate—(see Consulates)

Building, Shameen; Teleph.

10916 French Consulate—(see Consulates)

0ANTOX 917

French Mission—(s^ ilissions) Agencies •

German Consulate—(see Consulates) Scottish Union and Rational Insce. Co.,

J. G. Monnet (k Un. ‘‘Salamander”'

Brandy

e » IS M K . Ev. Yignier & Co. - t£ Bedheart ”

Brandy

Kwong Chow Sai Tair Tacit Kwok Otard, Dupuy & Go. Brandy

Tai Tuek \ Tong , Holsten Beer

German 'Dispensary, Ltd., The (iDeuts-

che Apotheke), Chemists and Drug- Hogg &mCo;, Silk' m Cheong Lee

Merchants,'Agents

Exporters

gists,' Certified Dispensers -1, West and Importers, Commission 19,

Bund; Teleph.. 10477 British Concession, Shameeh; Cable Ad:

M. Miiller, manager Hogg, Shameen: Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn.,

gg H Mei-ya Bentley’s, Acme; etc. tr h*

A. V. Hogg, proprietor .

Globe & .Rutgers -Fire Insurance Co.— J/ Shauvoir | C.< Young ,

Missions Building,' The Bund; Teleph. AgentsNgforPo Chuen, compradore

12311; Cable Ad: Underiters

American Asiatic Underwriters, Fed. Acme Code Co., Yew York, U.S.A.

Inc., U.S.A., managers for the Orient

Goeke & Co., A.— Importers Ex- Holland -ftChina Handelscompagnie, Ho see

porters,' Insurance' Agehts-^85, B.'jC.' (Canton) N. Y. (Holland-China Trading

Shameen; P.O. Box 105; Cable Ad: Co., (Canton), Ltd.) Merchants — 65,

Asteridian British Concession, Shameen; Tel'eph.

A. Goeke (Hong Kong) 13867; Cable Ad:(Rotterdam)

Holchihand

H. Ammann do. W. Kien,

H. Hornig, Canton manager H. E. Boddc, do.

’ and attorney J. J. Wierihk, signs per pro.

Pak Keen Sam, compradore , C. F. Chau T Li Chang

A Pnk' Mou

Leung Po Yuen Ching Lam She Wan, compradore

Tang Pni Lam Agencies

S. Fung Java

Holland China-Japan

Oost-AzieLine . Lijn (Holland-

K. S. C-ben ,’

“ Philips ” Lin^)'

East Asia " Eindhoven

Gfo’wiaiirpft,

a m Sze cheong (Holland)

Griffith (1932), Ltd., T. E., Raw Silk Ex- Hongkong & Shanghai Bank (See Banks)

porters, General Merchants, Shipping

and Insurance Agents

M. A. Annett, director m m $i) n m =§

P. Nipkow, do. (absent) Ala la Saj/po

M. M. Annett,- do. “ Hongkong Daily 1857

Press,” Morning

W. Seiffert, signs per pro. Newspaper (Estab. )—Hongkong:

D. Noronha . 11, Ice House Street (1st fUx>r) and 480,

Hennessy Road; Telephs. 30251 and

ii H (night) 24511;

Agency: 53, Fleet Street,Press.

P.O. Box 1; Cable Ad:

Hamet & Co., A. H., General Merchants London E.C.

and Commission Agents—48,

Concession, F rench 4; Cable Ad: Socotrine

Cable Ad: ,Hamet;

Codes: A.B.C.Shameen;

and Bentley’s Hongkong Weekly Press and

China Overland Trade Report

T. Hamet Directory and Chronicle of China,

P. T. Long Japan, Malaya, etc.

H Hongkong Daily Press, Ld., proprietors

ft? ® ^ ing sing R. T. Barrett, managing director

Hannibal

Agent -The Shameen Printing

Commission Agents .

J.H. Mowbray Jones ShameenLtd.—83, British Concession,

T. Buxton | Cho Chuen R. T. O. Lammerfc

ms CANTON

Seon Hon Wan gg Japanese Cousulate

Hon wan Trading Co. The Ex- (See Consulates)

port, Import, Engineering,. Com-

mission Agents, and Manufacturers Jardine, fclMatheson St ™Co., Ltd.,

E

Agents—16, F.C., Shameen; Cable Merchant'^

Ads: Honwan, and Chmabaist; Alex. E. Smith, agent

Codes Acme and Mosse A. M. da Luz

H. R. Baist, manager R. D. Baptista

Hotel Tat Chung Han Wharves

12407; “Asia”

Under the-West Bund; Teleph.

management R. T. Crowe,: godown supt.

of the Agencies

Sun Co., Ltd. Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., Ld.

^ & m t% Canadian Pacific .Steamships, Ld.

“ Glen Lineand” Manchurian Line

American

K. M. Hunt & Co., Exchange and Canton Insurance Office, Ld.

Share Brokers — Central Avenue, Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld.

Shameen Alliance AssuranceCo., Co. Ld.

R. M Hunt Eastern Insurance

S. M Chin

HI P3 HvCgen ^ ® « si- « ft w *

Huygen, G. E., Exporter, Importer and Jardine Engineering CoRPORATidit,

Commission Agent—11, Sai Ring Kai; Ltd., The,

Alex. E. Smith, signs, per. pro.

Teleph. 10908; P.O. Box 112; Cable

Ad: Huygen; Codes used; A.B.C. 6th Conant I*66) engineer

edn., Bentley’s and Private Codes , Jebsen & Co., Importers and Export-

G.L. Muhle,

E. Huygen, signsprincipal

the firm ers, Machinery, Shipping and In-

O. Hechtel, do. (Hongkong) surance Agents—Shameen B. C.;

H.K.Meeir, do. (Swatow) P.O. Box 16; Cable Ad: Jebsen;

Hodapp | F. Huygen Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn., Bentley’s

Tam Sui Tong, compradore and Acme

J. Jebsen, partner (Aabenraa,

Icarus Aero Supply Co.—Shameen; Denmark)

Teleph. 14006; P.O. Box 42 J. H. Jessen, do. (Hongkong)

R. Sander C. H.Offersen,

Schneider signs per pro.

Charles Lau A. Roeske

Miss F. Hell

Dyes Department

Ying shdng po no, men yang kien H. Pielcke

yu hsien hung sz R, Schiffler

Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Manure Department

Dr. H. Kruppa

Ltd. (Formerly Brunner, Mond & Co.

China, Ltd.), Importers of Alkalies and

Commercial

46, Central and Industrial Chemicals—

Teleph. Johnson it , Sui Kee

14007; P. O. Avenue, Shameen;

Box 24; Cable Ad: Alkali Shameen; & Co.,P.O.R., Box

Import-Export—75-a,

35; Cable Ad:

J. J.W.G.KingCruickshank , , ^ Luxoriens

J.Mrs.W. F.Pote-Hunt v. R. Johnson, partner (Hongkong)

E. L.Dillner, do. per pro.

Miss A. A.M. Noronha

Gillett F.

Werner, signs

Busse

1

International

Banks) .Savings. 'Society i; (Seea Ka(See

Wah Savings Bank Ltd.

Banks)

Italian Consulate (Kailan Mining Administration

(See Consulates) Him Tai & Co., agents

CANTO JS 919-

in IH Sunqo Engineering Assistants:—Capt. N-

Eakanjia (fe Co., Ltd., Raw and Waste R. Bjuke (R. Swed. Corps of

Silk Exporters—Shameen; Teleph. 593; E.), c.e. , T. H. Fan and Tn

Cable Ad: Zoraba Wai Suen

N. B. Karanjia, managing director

Karanjia, & Co., C. M., General Silk Kwungling Co., The, Import-Export,

Merchant

porter andand CommissionFrench

Importer—21, Ex- Commission

Agent, Con- Agents, Photo-Goods,

Medicine and Drugs, Fancy and Curios,

cession, Shameen; Cable Ad: Patell Stationeries,

Materials—NewProvisions and Street;

55, Dopotaikai Raw

B.P.R.B.Iranee

Dhabher Cable Ad: Kwung; Codes: Bentley’s and

A.

Kavarasta, Si F., Merchant and Com- Lai To CoNSTRUCridN Co., Contrac-

mission Agent tors, Specialized in Buildings,

H. S. Kavarana Roads, Railways, Reclamation

iKEvrwELJj, L. K., b.a. (Oxon) l.l.b. Works, etc. Head Office: Hong

Barrister-at-Law—1, Choy Lan Chik Koffig. Canton Branch: 9, Tai Sun

Road; Teleph. 12068

Kai; P.O. Box 26

H ^ Ko lo sa n p? ± £

Kruse & Co., ImportBund;

and P.O.

ExportBoxMer- Lam & Co.,and J.,Commission

ImportersAgents—33a,

Exporters.

chants—36, Second 61; B.Shipping

C. Shameen; Teleph. 13624; P.O. Box

Cable Ad: Wahtack;

edn. and Bentley’s Codes: A.B.C. 6th 33:J. Cable Ad: Jameslam

Paul Hell, partner ( Hamburg) Lam, managing partner

G. Hartig, do.

Lammert & Son, C. H., Exchange, Share

KwangTung Electric. Supply Co., Ltd., and General Brokers; Surveyors and

—Works:

Office: ChingNg Hoi

Sin Mun;Telephs. 11603-4; Fire

Mun; Telephs. 11607-8; cession,LossShameen;

Adjusters—27,

Cable Ad:British Con-

Lammert;

Cable Ad: Lighthouse; Codes: A.B.C. 5th Code: Bentley’s

edn., Western Union and Bentley’s C. 1L Lammert

Kwaxgtung Proa-tncial Bank is m iSS H

(See Banks) , Mei-Sheung-Lee-Zung

t i # m m n Leison Brothers & Co., Importers

and Exporters, Manufacturers Re-

Kwangtung River Conservancy Com- pi'esentatives—28,

mission (Before: ofBoard of Conser- Kai; Cable Ad : Leibrosco Ning Kai Wang

vancy Works Kwangtung)— S. Kern Leison, general manager

White Cloud Road (opposite Can- F. H. Leisott, assist, manager

ton-Kowloon Railway Station); Lai Chupson, chief clerk

Teleph. 11437; Cable Ad: Conser-

vanc; Code used; Bentley’s

Principal Member of Commission Li,Embroidered S. C. Manufacturer and Exporter of

Shawls—05, Kung Yet

—Koo Ying Fun

Members of Commission—Hu Moon

Han Min, Sun Fo, Chan Tsai

Tong, Wu Te-sheng, lLam Chik H ft

Min, Fan iKee Mo, Wong

Chung Wai, Chan Ming Shu, LiMerchants—186, & Fung, Exporters and General

Chan Chak, Lam Wan Koi, Teleph. 12804;CableLukAd:YeeLifung; Sam Road,

Tang

T Yin Hwa and Lee Hoi Western Union Telegraph, 5 thCodes: Ed.,

W an

Engineer-in-Chief—Major G. W. A.B.C.: 5th & Improved & 6th Edition,

Commercial Telegraph & Cable Code,

T). Olivecrona (R. Swed. Corps, 1 International Lugagne, Bentley’s, Pri

of E.), c.e. vate, and Universal Trade

920 CANT0N

LiFungTo-ming. managing

Pak-liu, db. db. partner M B i# S tt 35

Fung Hon-chu,

Fung Hon-vui, Miss per pra.Lai-wa, Little,

signs Fung Civil Adams & Wood, Architects

Engineers—Dodwells and

Building,

Ho Wing Han, Yau Tak Sang, Shameen, Canton; and York Building,

Pui Fook Ring, Leung Hung Hongkong; Teleph. Central 1026

Piu, Ko Kat Po, 'fang Siu Hin C.P.Colbourne

B.W. Basto, Little, p.r.i.b.a., partner

Greene,partner

B.a.sc., a.m.e.i,c.

Liang, Y. W., Architeict and Civil G.W.Rankin, B.A.sc , a.m.e,i.c.

C. Felshow

Engineer—252, Yat Tak , Road,; Te- W. Wang, B.sc I K. Chan

leph. 15464 Y. H. Lee, b.sc | Miss G. Smith

Y. W. Liang, bsc., c.e.

m * ft m w m *>J ± & Lokseli

Lingnan University (Canton Christian Loxley cfe Co., W. R., General Merchants,

College) — Cable Ad: Lingnanuni or Exporters House,

and Importers — Loxley

Amerround

W. K. Chung, LL.D.,and wife, president H. F. Shameen;

Sze | Codes: Chan Acme,

Yat P6ngBentley’s

J. M. Henry, d.d., and wife., provost

H. C.history Brownell, M.A., and wife, Madier, Ribet et Cie., Raw Silk and

W. W. Cadbury-,; ai d.,) and wife, Waste silk Code: Silk Exporters—Cable

Bentley’s. Shanghai,Ad:Madier-

Can-

H.college physician

L. Caldwell, b.a., English ton,H.Yokohama

Madier, and

partner Lyons

H.chemistry

S. Frank, PH.p., and wife, J. Madier, do.

P. A. Grieder, m.a., and wife, English A. H.Rihet,Laffond;do.signs per pro.;

and German E. Y. Sage, accountant ;.

G.College

W. Groff, M.s., and wife, dean,

of Agriculture

Ernest Hartman, d.sc., sericulture ${$ H Men na

Miss

Wm. R.E. Griggs,

Hoffmann,b.a., m.a.,

WesternandSchbol

wife, Manners & Co., Ltd., John, Importers

biology and Exporters, Shipping and Insurance

R, Knipp, ph.d., and wife, physics Agents

A.(furlough) meen; Cable62,Ad:British

— Manners; Concession, Sha-

Codes: A.B.C.

C. N. Laird, A.M., and wife, dean, Universal Trade 5th and 6th edns,,.Acme, Bentley’s and

College

W.mathematics of Arts andm.a.,

E. MacDonald, Sbi^nces

and wife, John Manners, directbr '(Rongkong)

Wallace J. Hansen, do. do.

F. A. McClure, m.s., and wife, botany K. Kastmann, do. do.

C. (furlough)

E. Rankin, m.a., and wifp, educn. C- P.Nissen, manager

Watkinson

H.School

B. Refo, m.a., and wife, F. Meyer jR.de la Sala

Science j Middle AgenciesEast AsiaticBucknall,

Cb-5 Ld., ofS.S.Copenhagen

Miss M. W. Abbott, secretary

Bernhard L. Hermann, m.a., English Ellerman Co.,, Ld.

Rudland Showell, B.sc., and wife, States Steaiqship

Andrew Weir & Co,Co., (Batik Line)

mathematics

A. CrSiddall, m.d., and wife, physician

Donald

historyD. Stevenson, b.d., and wife, Many & Uo., . General Merchants—27,

Horace M. Buley, m.s., chemistry Hing ILoong Maloo; Teleph. 11189;

; Gable Ad : Manco ; P.O. Box 141

E.MissJ. H.Kelly,

T. Gilroy, Ah-D., physics

b.a., English Y. L. Tsui, manager

L. IS. Wong, assist, manager

MiSsR. McCullough, m.a.,

Miss H. E. Murphy, ph.d., biology English M. Y. Tsui, treasurer

C.W. A.C. Seidle,

Odlin, b.a.,

B.A., English

English

Masonic Club, Canton—Shameen

J.MissB. P.Shackford, m.a.,b.a.,English President—S.

M. Nelson, secretary

F. P. Metcalfs ph.d., and Wifes biology ' Hon. SecretaryLillicrap

and Treasurer— E. M

G. Hanlon

CANTON 921

flj g Chong lee pfi 31 $5 Z'i' S/ta min Rung po

Mehta, M. N., Exporters, Importers & Municipal Council—Shameen (B.C.)

Commission

Ad: Mehta Head Agents—Shameen; Cable

Office; 65, Ezra Street, Chairman—E.

Vice-do. —W.R.G.Hill

Hollyer

Calcutta Branches: Kobe and Bombay J. B. Harrison

M. N\ Mehta | P. M. N. Mehta A. E. Quin

H. D. Mehta, manager V. P. Waters

D.m.i.mech.e.,

P. W. and Secretary—C.

m.i.loco.e. E, Watson,

MISSIONS C.Nursing

S. P.—Major C. Willson,

Amekican

Building Bible Society — Missions Home—Sister S. V.o.b.e.

Shirazee

Rev. H. O. T. Burkwall, b.f.b.s. Municipal Council, French Concession

British Episcopal Church Establish- President—L.

officio) Eynard, chairman (ex-

ment, Christ Church—Shameen Counsellors—M. de Courseulles and

Trustees — The Bishop of Victoria, H. S. Kavarana

H.B.M. Consul-General, H.B.M. Secretary—S. Simon

Vice-Consul

Committee—Rev.

Waters C. I. Blanchett, V. P.

Hon. Secy,and

andMajor C. Willson,

Treas.—W. o.b.e.

H. Taylor Nanyang Brothers Tobacco Co.,

French Mission Ltd. — Sai Ho Second Road;

Rt. Rev. Mgr. Fourquet, Bishop Teleph. 12009; Cable Ad: 3533

R. R. F. F. C. Robert, Pro-vicar Hung Sui Hong, manager

L.A. Jarreau

Nicouleau |I A. C. Pierrat

Veyres National City Bank of New York (See

P. Frayssinet I J. Lerestif Banks)

P. Fabre I P. Le Baron National Commercial & Savings

C. Favreau | P. Seznec Bank, Ltd.—(See Banks)

P. Chatelain

Wai

^ W ^ M Oi Yi Yun fa S

John G. Kerr Hospital for the Insane Nippon Menkwa K.K. (Japan Cotton

—Fong Tsiin Trading Co., Ltd.), Cotton Goods

Sacred Heart College.(College du Sacrd Teleph. Importers—7i6, B. C., Shameen;

Coeur)—Tai San 'Street,'.New City 11300; Cable Ad: Menkwa.

Head Office Osaka, Japan

^ Samching

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Ge.heral NipponIt Yusen it $5 Tfc 0

Kaisha — Shameen;

Importers

Concession,and Exporters—58,

Shameen; British Teleph. 11004; Cable

Cdble Ad: Mitsui.; Ad: Yusen

Head Office: Tokyo I, Tanaka, resident representa-

K. Yamazaki, manager tive

A. Shinozawa, sub-manager K. Takahashi, assistant

hee

f£ M ffip M % & *

Mogra & Co., E.Agents,

and Commission R., Merchants

Exporters! Northern Featherworks, Ltd. (Nordisk

and Importers, Jade a Speciality, Hydraulic A/S),Fjerfabrik Feather Merchants and

Presspackers—British Con-

Oriental Art Wares, Antiques,. cession,

Chinese Old and,' Modern Em- Tai ShaShameen: Tau,

Works and Godowns:

East Bund; Cable Ad:

broideries—Shameen ; P.O. Box 44; Chinaimport; Codes: Bentley’s, Scho-

Cable Ad: Mogra; ICodes A.B.C. field’s, Lieber’s, A.B.C., 5th edn. and

5th and 6th edns., Bentley’s and Private K. Neckelman, manager

Private E. Huttemeier

E.P.R.E.Mogra

Patel Chan Wing lb, compradore

C. J. Bhumgara | J. E. Mogra E. Metrofanoff

■922 CANTON

Norwegian Consulate (^W Coflsul^tes) Portuguese Consulate—($*e Consu-

lates)

Official Measurer’s. Office—54, Sha-

nieen m mm mm mm

J. Linaker Post Office

Oliveorona, G. ofW.Engineers),

D„ Major,e.E.,(lloyal K wangtung Dist. — Head Office:

Swedish Corps Eng- Punyii (Canton)’; Cable Ad: Pos-

ineer-in-chief to ' Kvvangtung liiver ies. Telephs. Mail Dept, and Enquiries

Conservancy Commission 11401

Savings Bank Dept. 13814

^ ^ ^ ^ Administrative“Dept. 13816

Ta pan sheung shim hung sze, Commissioner—E. Nordstrom

District

Yik Wun' Deputy Commissioner —Sa

Osaka

12235; Shosen

Cable Kaisha—Shameen;

Ad: Shosen. Head Teleph

Office: Acting Deputy Commissioner—C.

Osaka J. M. Legendre (district ae-

T. Tomino, manager \ InlandfCbntrol

countanCy) Dept —Fog Pong Lee

Y. Nagao, assistant' General Supervisor—Lai Yee-san

K. Hidaka, do. • . "‘

Secretaries—Li Po-chi and Lee

Pavri, K. S., and Sons, Merchants Tsz Wa

and Commission Agents—Shameen; , Postmasters -(Liang Peng-fpi (Sha-

P.O. Box 329 (Hongkong); Cable meen Sub-Office), Lo Hing

Ad: Kasopa Cheup'g (Namhoi) (Fat Shan),

K. S. Pavri Chung Chik-chi (Kiungshan)

P. K. Pavri (Kiungchow), Kwok Kwong Chi

J. IK. Pavri (Pakhoi)

S. K: Pavri

Rustom K. Pavri, signs per pro. Progress Company, The—Shameen;

Teleph. 14005; P.O. Box 42. Head

Office: Glohcester Building, Hong

s 0 * a # Kong

Pharmacie FRANCO-Cantonaise — 1, W. Schwuchow, technical mgr.

Ching Hoi Lu, and The Bund R. Sander, commercial do.

J. Hilary Z. Baumazin, secretary

Pohoomull, Bros., (India) Exporters Radio Electrons, Ltd. —136, Sap

of Shawls, Jade, Curios and Silk Bard Po Road

Piece

ShiameenGoods—15, FrenchPohoomull

; Cable Ad.: Concession, Retail Sellers of

R. Hassaram, manager Majestic Radio

R. C. A. Radiotrons

Poisat, Charles (Society Anonyme), Raw

Silk, Waste Silk and General

and Exporters—86, Shameen,Importers

British Rafeek & ItCo.,IP1Shipowners,

IS &

Concession Importers

Ch. Poisat, director and Exporters, Commission Agents and

Manufacturers’Representatives—27 and

28, French Concession, Shameen; Cable

n & mm ® m Ad: Rafeek; Codes: Acme, A.B.C. 5th

Pol-Land Silk Hosiery Co., Manufactur- edn., A. Bentley’s

E, M. and sole

Rafeek, Private

proprietor

ers and Exporters

Hosiery—Sup of Chinese-silk

Sam Po Ching Kai; Cable S. Rafeek | I. A. Neiman

Ad: Finearts; Codes: A.B.C. 6th and Agencies

Bentley’s Slazengers, Ld.

P. K. Chan, manager Kosmos Drug Co., Ld.

CANTON 92S

fa ^ Tai wo m m

Reiss, Massey & Go., Ltd., Silk Schmidt & Co., Microscopes, Optical

Merchants, Importers and Exporters and

spital,Electro-medical

University and Apparatus, Ho-

Laboratory

A. W.T. Lay, manager, signs per pro.

H. Taylor Supplies. Chemicals and Pharmaceutical

F. Danenberg | W. Sage Preparations—20/24, Ching Yuen Maloo;

Engineering Department P.O.

Codes:BoxA.B.C. 47; Cable Ad: Schmidtco

6th, Bentley’s, Acme,

W. J. Scotcner | Chan Hin Shu Mosse Supplement

Sundries Department

S. Y. Fung P.F. Schmidt,

Ortlepp, partner

do. (Hongkong)

(Tokyo)

P. A. Schenk, manager

gH ig. Looling G. W. Hoelmann

L. O. Ropirbacher

Reutek, Brockelmann & Co., Importers,

Exporters, Shipping, Machinery, In- Shameen Lawn Tennis Club

surance

37, Shameen, and Commission Agents-—Office:

British Concession; Cable President—H. Phillips, c.m.g.,6.b.e.

Ad: Heyn; All Standard Codes Hon. Secy.—Major C. Willson, o.b.e

A.F.Schubert, partner Hon. Treasurer—C. E. A. Carney

Kraemer, signs per pro.

R. Klewitz I E. Precht it & u m ® w m ®

Cl. Waite

O.F. G.Plate I H. Griem

Vollmers Shameen Printing Press, Ltd.,

Paechnatz I| H. P. M. Lasala The,

Booksellers,GeneralNewsPrinters,

Agents Stationers,

and Com

mission Agents—83, British Concession

Reuters, Limited, Correspondent Wilfred Printer Shameen; Teleph. 12037; Cable Ad:

Ling—3, Choi Lan Chik Street; Telephs. Directors —

13941 and 18300 (residence); Cable Ad: Chas.

Reuter loco,E.E.Watson, m.i. mech.e., m.i.

(chairman)

R. director)

T. O. Lammert (managing

Sacred Heart College M. T. Rankin

{See Missions)

Agencies

Sales & CO., Merchants and Commission Kelly and Walsh, Ltd.

Agents—32, British Concession, Sha- South China Morning Post

meen Hong Kong Telegraph

Hongkong Daily Press

Salt Revenue, District Inspectorate Directory and Chronicle of

of (District of Kwangtung)—76, The the Far East

Bund; Telephs. 11052, 13446 and 13779; China Mail

Cable Ad: Diate Sunday Herald

District Inspector—T’ang Hsuan “U.B.” Beer, Shanghai

Co-

Districtdo.Investigator—Tong

—R. D. Wolcott

Chief Secretary—Li Kai Tsung

Wen-fu fa ^ee chcong

Chief Accountant—Hsu Li-ming Shew an, Tomes & Co.,

R. Shewan (Hongkong) Merchants

Chinese

First Secretary—Huang

Secretary—Wei Kwei-fen

Pang Yung A. L. Shields do.

First Accountant—Cheng Tsung-yun H.B.F.R.Campbell,

Rasmussepmanager

| M. A. A. Souza

Miss R. Stratton

Sander Wieler & Cp., Hong Kong, Agencies

Canton, Harbin,French Importers and Ex- Green

China Island CementLd.

Underwriters, Co.; Ld.

porters—17, Concession, Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ld.

Shameen; Teleph. 14005; P.O. Box Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels, Ld.

42; Cable Ad: Sanderdo • Hongkong Rope Manufacturing Co.

A. Sander, partner Scott and Browne, Ltd. (Scott’s

Emulsion)

Fung Ming Mok

«24 CANTON

Siemens China Co.

Branch), Electrical Engineers and (Canton m i0

Contractors—12, F.(J., Rhameen- r - 1 i South mission

China Agencies, .Genera] Comt

Agents,; and Manufacturers

T. Huber, branch manager Representatives—64,. British Conces-

StBMsSfejr & Cb-VTinport and Export Mor- sion, Shameen; Cable, Ad; Brintrir; All

chants, Standard Cpdes , .

—75 aridTrisnrance75a,, B. and Shipping Agepts

C,, Bhameen; Cod^s: R. T. O. Lammert, proprietor

All Standard

W. Eckert, signs per pro. ; South _ China Crristian- Book; Qoi—

H. Rode I K. Hertel : Missions Building, The Bund -

L. Deckerb | W. Brunke J. S. Lowe, manager

T

Sincere

Teleph. Co., 12702; Ltd.,

CableThe—The

and RadioBund;Ad: Spalinger, U.—(Nee t . Spalinger)

Sincere; Head Office: ijongkopg; ff ^ m Mei Foo

Capital

Cheuk$10,000,bOO,

Shok VfoVrtiaPager. V

Ma Ting Yuicsrib. manager : Standard Oil Co., of (New York Inc.

Ma Luck rUti, do. —(Nee Socony Vacuum ■ 'I'Corpm.)

Hi f) :; '

i Strong & Go., Exporters and Commission

Sincere Co. (PERFtfisirERY Mk-NUPACTifffeERs) Agents—OfficeShameeri; !Cable37 Ad: British Concession,

GhinaforCe, all

Lm,

Office:; The,—Yim

Hongkong; Ting Street.;

Capital Hoad Standard

$1,3OO,QO0T Codes

The Sincere Co. Ltd., general managers A.F. Schubert, manager

Kraemer, signs per pro.

Local Representatives—KwokKimSam

. Tam Yuk ■ ■ O. Plate | E. Brecht

.‘Sincere Sun Co., Ltd., The — ibepartment

The—1.Insurance

Sihcere First& Invesment

Street, TheCo.,‘Ltd.,

Bund; Road;Store West Bund and Wai Qi

Telephs,. .H2704 and 10590;

Head Office: Hongkong,

Branches; Capital $1,200 000 and 10. other Cable Ad: Taisun

The Jan Shiu Yu, manager

WongSincereShun Po, Co.,manager

Ltd., general mgrs. Chan Chung Man, sub^anager

Ma Hung Lui, sub. manager K. S. Choy, chief accountant

Choy Hoi Yuen, manager of

■Sincere Life Insurance Co., Ltd., The Wai Oi Branch

—1, Sincere First Street, The Bund ;Head

Office: Hongkong; Capital $2,000,000

The Sincere'Co., Ltd., general mgrs. Swiss Consulate (see Consulates)

Wong Chung Yu, manager Tavadia & Futakia, Bill, Bulliori ■ Share,

Stock and General Broker^—Shameen;

SoCIETE CoMMEKCIALE AsiATIQUE, lm‘ and Cable6thAd:edns., Tavadia; Codes:Al,A.B.C.

Bentley’s 5th

Leiher’s

porters

Ad:F. Socom.and Exporters—Shameen;

Branches: Baris Cable and Private

{ H’kong.

1 B. C; Tuyadia I E. C. Tavadia

Sireyjol, manager (Baris) N. B. Futakia | J. N. Patel

Chan Yok Lam, manager

Mei Foo ^ || ^ ^ i s

iSucoNy-VAeudM Corporation — Cable Texas Co., Teh sze ku ho you Ming tee

Ad: Socony and Vacuum The, Petroleum and its

B. V.W.

B. Anthony, Products, Kerosene and Lubricating

Davis manager

G. E. Hanaford Oils, Hong

etc.- RoofingKong Materials, Wax, Asphalts,

and Shanghai Bank

G.C. E.H. Sandstrom,

Biggs accountant Bldg;

Shameen Teleph. 13558; Cable Ad: Texaco,

A.L. E.E. deOsmund

Sousa G. H. Burdick, district manager

W. A. McCausland (supt. installation) Y.C. B.H. daLeung

Silva, |accountant

K; C. Lam

ADVERTISEMENT 925A

*OMFORT

A TTENTION

Noe AIRY ROOMS

TA STY FOOD

Old-style courtesy

Neyy. STYLE EFFICIENCY

THE

VICTORIA HOTEL

Shameen

Tel. 13501

The official TOURIST HOTEL

The recognised COMMERCIAL HOTEL

The quality RESIDENTIAL HOTEL

Specialist Caterers for all types of Banquets,

Receptions &c., &c.

Under the personal supervision of the Proprietor

Wm. R. FARMER.

ADVERTISEMENT

VICTORIA HOTEL

SHAMEEIN.

(Recognised throughout

tlxe ~WotIcL as the

LEADING HOTEL

of

CANTON

Tel. 13501

CANTON 925

TuxgPresident—W.

Shan Recreation Club

M. Stratton Agents lor

i M, Fffibusch (CaliforniaCaaiiieries Co.)

QaptatnMEf. vQk MeNeai^y

Hon. Sec.—CF. ‘H. Riggs Wab yhig Ffrelnstufence Co.,' Ldv ■

Hon. Tre^s-t-rM. T. Rankin.' ft m % m

Committee' W. M. Stratton, fi. G.

McNeary, G. H. Biggs/ At. T. r”. ! J IP/b tor U Tsau tim

Rankin, C. E. Sandstrom, A. E. Victoria

Quin and W. F. Arndt W. R. Farmer, proprietorCon., Shameen

Hotel—British

Yeung Yee Sang, compradore

yff] ffj Tung wo

U.chants,

Spa!inger & Co., S. A., Silk

Gen’]: Ekpdrters *k Importers Mer- M ^

Telepli.' T.0814; Cable Ad: Spalinger, Watanmal porters,'—

Boolchand; General Ex--

26, French Concession,

Shameen

TJ. Spalinger, director Shameen;; Cable Ad : Watanmal

A. Hdffnieistpr, do. P. Nenumal, manager

,AgencyM. Gavin, signs pefr pto. T. iDaya do.

• La Baldish Fire Inkiirahbe Qo., Basle » a? * js s m

Wat sun sz tai yeuk Jong

Watson & Co., Ltd.,

ton Dispensary,” A. S., and

Chemists “TheDrug-

Can-

a & pe a m. m

Union Insurance Society of Canton, gists,; Wine

Aerated Water Manufacturers,

and Spirit Merchants

Ltd., Fire and Marine Insurance— ,V. P. Waters

Loxley Building,

Shameen; 50, Union

Cable Ad: British Concession^ J. Jones | W. Mills

G. R. More, acting branch manager

Wah Tack Handels Compagnie, Imports

ft % m m % & m & ’ and Exports

United Trading \Cp., The (Canton 1 G.PaulHartig, Hell, partner

do.

Branch), General Importers, Exporters

and Commission Agents—Ching Hoi

Road, Canton City; P.O. Box 77. Head Western Motor Car Co.—4-6, Shakee

Office:

Kwangsi.66, Hpngkohg

Sui Nam Branch:

Road, Wuchow,

I, Star Road; Teleph. 12147; P.O. Box 40;

Street (1st'floor), Wanchai Cable Ad: Lee, Shameen

S. K. Chiu ; H. C. iLee,- manager

Vacuum Oil Co., Inc.—(See Soeony WbandHing Silk Corporation, Raw

Waste Silk Dealers—63a, B.O.

Vacuum Corporation) Shameen ; Teleph,; 13624; Cable Ad r

« m Wohingsilk

Vicente & Co., L. P., Import-Export J. Lam, manager

General Commission Agents and ' W hole- H. S. Choy

sale Import: Chemicals, Machines, Yien Yieh Commercial Bank—{See

Wines,Silk

Silks, Provisions and Sundries-

Embroideries, Lara,Export:

Cassia Banks)

and

—Westernall kindsSecond

of SouthRoad;

ChinaCable

Products

Ad: Yokohama Specie Bank—(N«e Banks)

Anthorose; Codes: Bentley’s and AjB.C. Young Men’s. Christian Association—

5th edn. , , ThePresident—T.

Bund

H Fw Sai T. Pun

Victal A., Importer, Exporter and Com- Vice do. —N. C. Chu

mission Agent—24, British Concession, Treasurer—S. K. Cheung K. Chau

Recording Secretary—B.

Shameen;

A. Victal,Cable Ad: Victal Secretaries—E. H. Lockwood,

proprietor

T. S. Lai, sub-manager

and manager Leung, C. K. Tse, L. K. Chu, S.C. C-

C.

Cheung and T. M. Mark

KOWLOON FRONTIER DISTRICT OF

THE CHINESE MARITIME

CUSTOMS

This is the inclusive name given to the Chinese Maritime Customs station*

adjacent to Hongkong and established in 1887 in accordance with the Chefoo

Agreement of 1876 and its Additional Article of 1885 for the purpose of recording

the movement

junks betweenofHongkong

opium andandof Chinese

collectingports.

duty In

on 1899,

the trade

whencarried on byTerritory

the New Chinese

was taken over by Hongkong, the Customs stations were removed from

former locations, which had been brought within the British boundary, and the present their

stations are situated at Taishan, Lintin, Shumchiin, Shatowkok, Shaiichung, and

Samun (Tooniang),

north shores of Deepbesides which

and Mirs Baysthere

and are a number

between of frontier

the two bays. The patrol

netposts

valueonof the

the

trade in 1931 was Hk. Tls. 38,911,365 (not including re export to Chinese Ports

25,076,096) as compared with Hk. Tls. 54,518,285 in 1930 Hk. Tls. 58,506,782 in 1929, Hk. Tls.

Hk.

Tls. 66,112,037 in 1928, Hk. Tls. 65,016,831 in 1927, and Hk. Tls. 19,964,895 in 1926.

DIRECTORY

m m Kow loon hwan Clerks—26 Chinese

Waiter—P. C. ChengClerks

Chinese Maritime Customs (Kowloon k Copists—12Chinese

Chineseshroffs

copyists

Floor, York Building, Address:

District)—Hong Kong Chater Third

Road Shroffs—4

Revenue Launches -.

Central,

Hongkong Teleph. 28491/6; Cable Ad: Code

Commissioner—E. N. Ensor “ Likin ”

Acting Deputy Commissioner — K. Commander—

2nd Officers—I.A.Mac F. Horden

Robert, J. Dickson

Ashdowne

Assistants—T. M. Wong, I. S. Cheung, and S. W. Thomas

J. H. L. Turner, K. C. Pun, S. K. 1st Engineer—Y. B. Glover

Hui, K. P. Cheng and S. S. Lui 2nd Engineer—S. H. Morrow

Medical Officers—C. D. R. Black and Wireless Operator—C. Y. Leung

. C. H. Wan “Cheongkerrg”

Eauneh Inspector A. Macintyre In-charge—L. L. F6xall

Tidesurveyor—W. J, Fulker Launch Officer—C. E.Temlett

Examiners—F.

H. I. Eriksen,Benoist,

.J. G. W.Fpot,

A. Palmer.

H. B, | Midshipman—T.v

W. Tang

Collier and Chou En “ Yeungshing '

Boat Officers—G. Flynn, In-charge- St. E. M.Mqrton

F. Haslett

Hallums, G. Watson, Y. C.M.Yang W. j Launch Officer—J.

Midshipman—F. L. Chung

and G. Moorcroft

Tidewaiters—K. L. Lo, E. F. Carlsen, j

JVMorton, F-. C. Parr, C. E. Temlett, ! “Kwanlui”—

S.Boyes,

Halliwell, F. W.andWright, J. L. ! In-charge—\L W. Hallums

R. Q. and

Ward 35 Chinese Launch Officer ^J. L. Boyes

tidewaiters 3 Chinese proba- ■ “ Kongmoon ”—

In-charge—t^r. Watson _

tionary tidewaitprsi' . |

LAPPA

western Lappaside.is theItlarge,

is alsohilly

calledisland

by_: thewhich shelters

Chinese KungthePak

inner harbour

or Tui of Macao

Lien Shan, and on its

by the

Portuguese Patera Island. The island itself, which is within

Tongkawan (Chungshan) Magistrate, possesses.no features of interest; but it has given the jurisdiction of the

its, name to the chain of stations under the control of the Chinese Maritime Customs

inwhich were 1887.

the year established around

Of these Macao,thebytwoagreement

stations, principalwithbomtheaPortuguese Government,

revenue, collecting point

of

i Island.view—are at Malowchow, an islet close to Lappa, and Chienshan, north of Green

The trade of Lappa for the year 1931 may hardly be considered as a normal one,

.although climatic conditions were not the worst recorded in the districts of Chung-

shan, Sunwui and Toishan. The enforcement of the new Import Tariff has greatly

affected theof importation

abolition Likin and inland of piece

taxesgoods, sugar, amatches

has caused portion and

of thevaluable medicines;

trade with placesthein

the Delta to take the direct routes through Canton or Kongmoon instead of via Lappa,

since

Stationsmostwereofofthenative goodsorigin.

from Towards

Hongkong the and

end ofMacao passing

the year foreignthrough

trade, the Lappa

particular-

ly British, has shown signs of improvement on account of the drop in the value of

sterling

Stations and boycott of Japanese goods. The net value of trade passing the Lappa

ing year. in 1931 was Hk. Tls. 15,221,747 as against Hk. Tls. 16,842,073 in the preced-

Hoad construction has been the main feature for this part of the province. The

mainbuilt

was roadseveral

from theyears Macao agoBarrier

by theGate to inland

Kikwan placesCompany.

Highway of the Chungshan

There are District

several

branch-roads stretching as far as Shekki, the business centre of the District, a distance

ofand38.37 miles from Macao. The Company maintains excellent services

Shekki, passing the village of Choy Hang, the home of the late Dr. Sun Yet-sen, between Macao

AShan branch line has also been inaugurated

Port, the site of the present magistracy. connecting Ha-chak and Tongka or Chung

DIRECTORY

Kun alc kwan

Tidesuryeyor—

II yP

Chinese Maritime Customs (Lappa Boat Officers—J.A. H.G. Borras

Gibbons, J. R.

District)—2, Rua dos Prazeres, Macao Foster and Loy Chee-sang

Commissioner—A. L. M. C. Pichon Examiners—E.

and Leung Leopold,

Ping Hon A. J. Payne

Assists.—H. J. deHuaGarcia,

poo, Ho Chan Lai Kam-

and Huang Nai Preventive Launch—C. P. L. Luny-

Officer-in-charge—J. R. Foster

KONGMOON

ft] ££ Kong moon

Kongmoon was added to the list of treaty ports on 7th March, 1904, in accordance

with the stipulations

established, of Article

out withdrawn X. of the

in 1905. MackayisTreaty.

Kongmoon located Asome

British

threeConsulate

miles upwasa

increek

Lat.on22°the34'West

49" N.River, in the113°Kwangchow

and Long. 8' 53" E., andPrefecture

is about 45of miles

the Kwangtung

distant fromProvince

Macao,

70 from Canton and 87 from Hongkong. The creek on which it is built connects the

West River with the sea at Gaemoon, and is a narrow and tortuous stream, the lower

928 KONGMOON

reaches

vicinity ofof which,

the townnearit isthecrowded

main*river, are lifted

with native withevery

craft’of rafts,description,

while further

thus up in the

rendering

navigation

fast during the summer months. The steamer anchorage is in the West River atruns

for steamers difficult at all times, but especially so when the current the

mouth of the Creek, opposite the Chinese Maritime Customs, but the town is included

inappearance

the portoflimits. The population of Kongmoon is about 5&,009,

being a more populous centre, as it extends for a considerable distance and it has the

on both banks of the stream. Formerly it was a business

importance, but various causes have arisen which appear to have lessened its centre of considerable

commercial standing and interfered adversely with the general prosperity of the port.

Macao It was generally considered that the proximity of Kongmoon to1 Hongkong and

southernandprefectures

its favourable

of thesituation

provinceasaugured

an outletwelland fordistributing

its future centre

prosperityfor and

the

development. This was, to some extent, true, but it should be remembered that

facts have arisen which have tended to diminish rather than increase its commercial

importance.

and Formerly

was the real outlet itandenjoyed direct centre

distributing communication with Shanghaidistrict

for the south-western and Foochow

of the

delta and the Southern prefectures of the province. The development of Hongkong

and the opening of Kiungchow and Pakhoi as treaty ports,

interfered with the junk trade and general welfare of the port, and have, besides, however, have seriously

opened up otherAttrade

their supplies. presentroutes

thereto* are

districts' hitherto dependent

no indications upon Kongmoon

that the sanguine expectations,for

based upon imperfect knowledge, entertained concerning the over-estimated commercial

possibilities of the place will be speedily, if ever, realized. There is daily steam com-

munication

Inland Waters withRegulations

Hongkong, arrive and considerable

and departnumbers of vessels

daily. There are trading underlarge

also several the

junks trading regularly to Hongkong, Macao, and the island of Hainan. A railway from

Kongmoon to Tbnshan on the coast, a distance of about 80 miles, was constructed

in 1909-10 under the supervision of native engineers, trained in America, but it stops

short six miles from the sea, as to take the line right down would involve laying

out a new town on the water-front and dredging operations The train now

crofes the .South-West River by means of a pontoon ferry at Ngauwan ( 39 d1 ),

but the construction of a bridge across the river between Tanshuihai. (P7.MP-}

and Kungyikfou ( ) was commenced in 1931. It is expected that

this bridge will be completed in about two years and the line will then be

looped at Sechdan* U ) Station. The completion of the bridge wtitl enable

freight trains to be run between Kongmoon and Toushan, which the present

light pontoon ferry does not admit of. A branch line of the Sunning Rail-

way was opened in 19S0 from Sunning city, to Paksha. The

company maintained a regular service' between1 Pakkai and Towshan;

during 1930 and realised a net profit of. some $90,000 on the year’s working.

A telegraph office was opened on the 8th December, 1907, in, the town, and in

November, 1911, in the Settlement, and telegraphic communication is now

possible with the, Fatshan office. A high road between Kongmoon and Hok-

shan, a town some 50 miles away, has been constructed, and a public company

was formed, with a capital of $240,000, to make roads from Sunwui to> Kong-

moon and thence to Pakkai which will he suitable for motor traffic. The motor

road from Hokshan to Sunwui was officially opened on January 10th, 1922.

Considerable development has taken place in road-making and

the Kongmoon—Pakkai motor road, about 3 miles in length and connecting

the steamer anchorage with the city itself, was opened to traffic during the

early part of 1930, and a motor-bus' service was formally inaugurated on the

2nd June of that year.

Trade in 1931

In the Annual Report on the Trade of China issued bv the China Mari-

t’.me Customs Service it is recorded that Kongmoon experienced an exceedingly

difficult year; in t931. The year 1930 closed with th’e‘ purchasib^ .'power of sil-

ver falling daily to new low records, but the full effects of this decline, were

not fully realised untjl , 1931. These eNchan'^e.'dilficult^s,‘:/cpupjled with the

introduction on ,1st January of a highly protective Jmpqyt f ariff,; had the

effect of creating a demand for native, cbmmcidjLtjes wherever -fbese , cpuld be

KONGMOON 929-

substituted for foreign products; while the well-organised smuggling associa-

tions operating from Hong Kong, Macao, and Kwangchowwan were quick

to seize the increased opportunities for profit afforded by the new tariff rates.

In March the province declared itself independent of the Central Government

at Nanking, and a policy of extreme caution and shortened credits was

adopted. After the outbreak of the troubles in Manchuria, a rigid boycott

of Japanese goods was maintained, which caused a sharp falling off in

direct imports. The abolition of likin and extra-aO li Native Customs im-

posts on the 1st January resulted in a brisk trade with the southern dis-

tricts in goods of native provenance,' and the abolition of the Native Cus-

toms establishments at the ports on the 1st June excited further

activity in this trade. The decline in the value of the importations of

cotton piece goods from approximately Tls'. 533,000. to the exceedingly low

figure of Tls. 117,000 illustrate the effect of the adverse exchange, the higher

tariff schedule, and the boycott of Japanese goods. Building activities in

the interior account for the doubled importations of iron bars, sheets, and

plates, and, together with road construction, for the increased demand for

cement. Foreign matches practically disappeared from the market on account

of cost and were replaced by the products of the local factory. The require-

ments for motor traffic are' continually growing, and 11 new sections of road-

way in the district were under construction during the year. Exports of

white raw silk again decreased, but silk proddets not otherwise enumerated

left the port to a value of Tls. 137,000. The orange harvest was an exception-

ally good one. Prices ruled high and piculs went abroad, as against

only 18,342 piculs during 1930. Results in the palm-leaf and the paper in-

dustries also were satisfactory. Rice had to be imported from abroad, how-

ever, owing to the poor local crops. Work was commenced on the long-con-

templated bridge at Kungyifow on the Sunning Railway, the contract being

for Hong Kong $56,000 and Gold $17,000; and the telephone trunk line be-

tween Kongmoon and Canton was all but completed during the -year.

The net value of the port’s trade in 1931 was Hk. Tls, 17,273,754 as com-

pared with Hk Tls. 12,027,160 in 1930, Hk. Tls. 10,423,521 in 1920 and Hk.

Tls. 9,000,888 in 1928.

The principal articles of export consist of prepared tobacco, joss-sticks,

strawmats, paper, palm-leaf fans, fresh oranges and fresh vegetables; imports-

are largely represented by-rice, foreign piece-goods, kerosene oil, sugar, wheat

flour, and forign sundries; including a variety of Japanese commodities of a

cheap nature. Large quantities of softwood poles are floated down in the

form of rafts, which are dismantled here. These mostly come from beyond

Wuchow and also from the North River. The yearly value of this branch of

the trade is estimated at about $750,000. Owing to the frequent piracies in

the delta, the cocoon market hitherto established at Yungki has been transferred

to Kongmoon, and during the season the numerous steam launches and boats

employed in this line of business give the port in front of the settlement a

lively and animated appearance. There is a silk filature in the town which

affords employment to about 300 women; the total out-turn of silk amounts

to about 100 catties per day. An interesting local industry is the dredging

of large shells, from which a good quality of lime is made. The annual pro-

duction of these shells is estimated at 200,000 piculs, worth about $40,000.

Quite an important industry has sprung up in Kongmoon, namely, the pre-

serving and canning of Chinese fruit for export abroad, where it is consumed

by the numerous Chinese in America, Australia and the Straits Settlements.

Paper, which finds a ready market in Hongkong, is manufactured by the

Kongmoon Paper Mill. The unique opportunities presented for transport by

the unrivalled waterways of the delta have been well developed by native

enterprise, and there is a large and lucrative passenger trade with Canton,

Fatshan, Sancheong, Hongkong, Macao, etc. Large, roomy native passenger

boats towed by powerful launches are engaged in this trade. The surrounding

country is picturesque, fertile and highly cultivated, and the inhabitants are

80

930 KONGMOON

prosperous and industrious. Rice is, of course, the principal crop, and it is

miled locally, but mulberry shoots are. very extensively cultivated for sale in

the silk-producing centres, and large quantities of fresh vegetables are exported

to supply the Hongkong market.

DIRECTORY

Asiatic

Ltd.—Cable Ad: Petrosilex China), Sooony-V

Petroleum Co. (South acuum Corporation—Cable

1Ad; Socony

W. Wooding | T. M. Long Seung Kai Hong, manager

British-American Tobacco Co. (China),

Ltd.—Cable Ad: Powhattan Texas Co. (China),Ad: Ltd.,Texaco

The, Petroleum

Customs, Chinese Maritime Products—Cable

Commissioner—A. S. Campbell K. H. Tam

, Assistants—Chan Leung Sing, Lo

Man-chung and Leung Im

Medical Officers—W. B. McClure and United

Y. Cheung Rev.Church of Canadab.a.,Mission

T. A. Broadfoot, b.d., secy,

Tidesurveyor and Harbour Master— andT.treasurer

Mrs. A. Broadfoot, r.n. (on leave)

H. Connaughton Harvey W. Becking,

Examiners—A.

Nam I. Masloff and Li Shu Mrs. Harvey Beckingb.a.

Dr.leave)

W. B. McClure, m.d., d.f.h. (on

t mmm Mrs. McClure

Dr. John (on leave) m.d., c.m. (on

A. McDonald,

Man Kwok Tse Chu Way leave)

International Savings Society (Tark Mrs. John A. McDonald (on leave)

Yee Co;)—1st Floor-48, Shee Yun Miss B. M. Cairns m.a., b.d., and wife

Street; Cable Ad: Intersavin. Rev. W. R. McKay,

Head Office: 7, Ave. Edward VII, Dr. Y. Cheung

Shanghai (Agency Controlled by MissM. Carroll

. .; Canton. Branch) Miss R.D. N. Isaac,b.a.,

R.N.b.d. (Shek Kei)

Yee Gin Wah, agent Rev. McRae,

Post Office, Chinese Mrs. J.McRae

Dr.(Canton) (Shek Kei)M. D. and wife

O. Thomson

Postal Commr.—(residing at Canton

Postmaster—Su Hsiieh Jen Miss M. E. MacKay, r.n.

SAM SHU I

Sam-shui

The Treaty port of Samshui, opened in 1897 under the Burmah Convention—nearly

40 years after Consul Harry Parkes’ East River Expedition—is situated near the junc-

tion of the West and North Rivers, in lat. 23 deg. 6 min. 30 sec. N., and long. 112 deg. 53

min. and an48 ordinary

formerly sec. E. The anchorage

Chinese fishingknown

village,aswithHokow, at which asforeigners

boat-building its leadingreside,

industry,was

and a flooded state in summer as its characteristic peculiarity,

a busy mart. According to the Convention, the town of Samshui and Kongkun (a but it is fast becoming

small village situated among the hills opposite Hokow) together constitute the port

area. The formal opening took place on 4th June, 1897, since which date the trade of

the portHongkong

against increased shipping

steadily caused

until July, 1925, when thefalling

an unprecedented strikeoffandin boycott

imports.inaugurated

The junk

traffic is large, and

ports—Shiuhing andtheDosing—from

abolition ofthethebeginning

likin station at this

of 1931 was port and at thea great

undoubtedly stage

boon to merchants. This was evidenced by the fact that

have since increased remarkably. The district city of Samshui itself was once the number of cargo junks

surrounded by an imposing wall built in the Gth year of Chia Ching of the Mings

(about A.D. 1560), the year after the place attained to the dignity of a magistracy.

This wall was completely demolished in 1930 and the tract of land obtained thereby

was transformed

struction of a publicintogarden,

a circularknownmaloo,

as theandChung

some ofShanthe Garden,

bricks were which usedwasfor formally

the con-

opened by the Magistrate on the 28th June, 1930. Whatever prosperity the town may

once

and thehavecommander

acquired hasof the departed,

fewstreet andtroops,

local within thethespace

town, wherehalf dwelloccupied

the magistrate

dwelling-houses and one small containing provisionis but

shops. Outside thebyNorth

poor

Gate which is now disappeared stands an imposing temple temp. Chia Ch’ing of the

Ch’ing

pagoda,Dynasty (Circa the

rebuilt during 1800).reignBetween the townsomeand100theyears

of Chia Ch’ing, riverago.is a fine nine-storied

The business focus of the district is Sainam, a large well-built town of no great

antiquity, three miles distant, on the creek leading to Fatshan. At Sainam there is

established

Two setsan ofelectric plantlines

steamship whichconverge

supplies here

Samshuifromwith light.and Hongkong, respec-

Canton

tively, and tourists

which presents moreinbeautiful

China can do many

scenery than worse

is to bethings

foundthanon visit the Westroute

any steamer Riverin

China—the Yangtsze gorges, perhaps, excepted. Since 1st

!>een made a port of entry for foreign steamers going up the West River. Numerous May, 1905, Samshui has

steam launches carrying passengers or towing passenger-boats ply between Sam-

shui and neighbouring cities on the West and North

leading to Fatshan and Canton. A railway line from Canton to Samshui via Fatshan Rivers and on the. creek

was inaugurated on the 26th September, 1904, and five trains run daily each way

betweenInCanton

delta. and Samshui.

the summer, The climate

frequent squalls cool theof the

air, port

and itis isasseldom

healthythatasthereany isinnotthea

breeze of some kind; in winter, the air is fresh and clear.

surrounding country are picturesque, and the adjacent heights offer pleasant walks. The waterways and

Excursions

mouth of theofSamshui

one or Reach;

two days or enableHuone

Ting Shan to (4,000

climb ft.),

Mt. behind

McCleverty the (2,000 ft.),temple

celebrated at the

known to foreigners as “ Howlik,” near which is to be found the popular bathing pool

and

famousfall;ink-stone

or the hills

known forming the first China

gorge, asfromTuanwhichYen.used Perhaps

to be quarried the

interesting of the sights in throughout

the neighbourhood are the Seven Star Hills, which the most are

situated close to the pleasant town of Shin King, some 30 miles from the port.

These hills, formed of pure white marble rising to a height

plain, hold many temples—some apparently clinging to the sides of the cliffs—and of about 400 feet fi om the

caves and grottoes. The fine bronze figures of more than

temples are well worthy of attention. Fair snipe shooting is to be obtained in the life-size in one of these

winter, and an occasional pheasant, partridge, quail or duck may be added to the bag.

The attractions of good sport and pleasing surroundings have made Samshui a week

end resort for some of the Canton community confined to the small island of Shameen.

30*

D32 SAMSHUI

A telegraph service is maintained;from Sainam. A nice building for the Post

Office,

jetty, situated

was alongside

completed and the roadto leading

opened fromontheSeptember

the within

public railway-station1921.to the stone

no Consulates established; the Consuls whose districts9th,Samshui There

lies are

reside

either in Canton or Hongkong.

Trade in. 1931.

Trade conditions in. 11931: at' Samshui werfe far from being satisfactory.

On/, top of the continued advance in the prices of various commodities caused

by .the depreciation in silver, a higher Import Tariff was enforced from 1st

January, 1931, the result; being that for-the first 5 months of the years almost

all branches 1of business wer'e brought to a standstill. A revival of trade

was,''however, witnessed inl'th'e middle of the year, but, unfortunately, at the

beginning of October an anti-Japanese'; boycott made its appearance here , and

ever'Since "no Japanese goods have been imported. , In fact the existence of the

bby^ptt Whs responsible fdr 'the witbdrawal of no bess than 9‘'steamers from

the Hong .Konig-Wuchdw run on account of shortage of freight-receipts and

high cost .of up-keep .whicli brougKl ^bbut , serious financial embarrassment to

all; the of

montns shipping

June, companies. The portThewashighest

July and August. visitedwater

by 3 mark

floods recorded

during was the

24' 4f/. above zero on the 2nd and 3rd July, causing great damage to

dykes, paddy, fields and buildings in and around the port. The net, value

of trade coming under the cognizance of the Customs during 1931 was Hk.

TIs. 05,198,957 as compared with Hk. Tls. 5,180,489 in 1930, Hk. Tls. 0,148,331

Hi 1929, Hk. Tls. 7,586,227 in 1928 and Hk. Tls. 5,462,065 in 1927.

DIRECTORY

Si 3i Tidesurveyor and Harbour Master—

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South Ho Wan

Chief Chong Y. Yylegjanin

Examiner—I.

China), I.n.—Cable Ad: Petrosilex,,

Tapeolo; Code: 6th edn. A.B.C. ^ m

E. B. Gammell, in-charge

Sooony-Vacuum Corporation

British-American Tobacco Company |n ^ Yat kee

‘(China), Ltd.

Yat Kee, agents Yat Kee, Commission Agents

Agencies

II — British-American Tobacco Co.

(China), Ld.

Customs, Chinese Maritime Kam Hing Steamship Co,

Atg ; Commissioner^—N. H. Schregarduo Kwai (Lum Steamship Co.

Assistant—Hsieh Yu Chan Sai On Steamship Co.

WUCHOW

ffl lo Wu-chdu

Wucliow, opened to foreign trade on June 4th, ]$97, by the Special Article of the

Burmah Convention, is situated on the Sikiang or West River at its junction with the

Fu or Kuei

about (Cassia).

220 miles fromRiver,

HongkongBy theand steamer

Canton.routesWuchow

at present

is theauthorised it is distant

limit of navigation for

ocean-going steamers; but, during,eight months in

than 3ij feet can reach Kueihsien (150 miles beyond Wuchow), and Nanning the,year, vessels drawing not more(360

miles from here) can be reached almost all the year round by boats drawing 2| ft.

The

ing, population

more especiallyof the incitytheandiriverine

suburbssuburbs,

is estimated

which at about 65,000;theitbusiness

comprise is slowly quarter.

increas-

The annual inundations caused by the rise in the river—there is an average difierence

of 60 feet between the winter and summer levels—are a source..of great inconvenience,

to the inhabitants and at times bring about a total cessation of business. To obviate

this, the principal'steamship offices, the Custom House and other Tax Offices are

located

duly, 1924, on Wuehow (houses

was built

visitedonbypontoons),

a very highmoored

flood—73 alongside

feet 9 the river bank.is the.

inches—which In

second highestwhen

boat building; on record.

the riverInfallswinter the onlyislocal

the foreshore -

linedindustry worthy where

with matsheds, of paen^bn

nativeis

-craft

naturalof distributing

all descriptions centreare forconstructed.

the tradeThebetween situation of Wuchow

Kweichow, EasternmakesYunnan,

it the

Kwangsi, and Hongkong and Canton. The future is full of promise, and Wuchow is

sure

ofLiuchowto make

China. andLocal a bold bid for second place as the largest trade mart in the via,south

Westmerchants

Rivers, are the making

trade of strenuous effortsKweichow,

soiith-eastern to divert which

to Wuchow,is principally the

supplied via the Yangtsze. Attempts are being made to work the manganese,

antimony, copper, and tin mines which abound in the Kwangsi Province.

Trade

The gross value of The trade coming under tbe cognisance of the Maritime Cus-

toms had steadily (grown to Tig.

frequent military operations and the disturbed 2.3,237,0^8 in 1920, state but subsequently,

of the country, fhe owingtradeto

diminished

1908. The value to Tls.of11,952,197

trade Recoveredin-‘f922,tothisHk.ibeing

Tls.the17,485,294

smallestinfigure1923driandrecordHk. sinseTls.

'21,030,247 in 1924,The

Tls. 13,604,856. butboycott

owing to‘ endedthe boycott of Hongkong,

in October, 1926, andinthe 1925trade

it'fellforagain

thatto year

Hk.

recovered to Hk. Tls. 17,291,745; In’1928 the figures further increased to. pk. Tls.

.27,942,671 as compared with Hk. Tls.disturbances,

23,004,288. inin 1930

1927,tobutH.k.fellTls.again in 1929and: to

inHk.1931

Tls.tb21,860,065

H.k. Tls. owing to military

24,200,311 22,256.711,

Mr. A. Casati notes in his report that during the five months of 193.1 the

Cantonese’ army controlled Wuchpw, the chief trading centre of KwhngSj province,

which

A_ largeconsiderably hindered

^proportionbesides

of thewhich the freevessels

smaller movementon the of produce

rivers onwaswithin the province.

commandeered for

military purposes s heavy tolls were exacted cargo under transport

from one place

ernment at factions to Another.

NankinginintheMayLiang Upon the

however, secession of

an alliance Kwangtung from

was formedof between the Central

the hithertoGov-

contending Kwang. The evacuation the Cantonese forces

from Kwangsi which was completed in June resulted in the resumption of traffic by

motor vessels and junks between Wuchow and inland cities, and the export trade of

this port greatly benefited under these more favourable conditions.

The total mileage of - motor roads in Kwangsi is estimated at about 1,800 miles.

Strenuous

are in bad efforts are isbeing made by the authorities to repair the existing roads motorwhich,

ina the nearstate.

future,It Kwangsi

the intention to connect

now possesses an airWuchow

force allwithherKweilin

own. Itbyisacomposed readof

fleet of some 15 aeroplanes of British make. The construction of the Wuchow

934 WUCHOW

Municipal Water-works has made good progress during the past twelve months, and if

no further delay is experienced the Wuchow Municipality should be able to supply

the local appeared

Rickshas inhabitants withfirstan time

for the abundant supplyin ofthegood

in Wuchow' middlewater in the near

of December 1931,future.

prior

to which date this method of locomotion was prohibited in this port.

The

hsiung onwasKwangsi

theoccupiedUniversity

10th October which was

1928 and troops, formally

which was opened by General Huang Shao-

Wuchow by Cantonese was closed

re-openedduring the 15th

on the following year when

September 1931.

The

cassia, principal

groundnut, articles

and of

wood), export

tea, are manganese

indigo, hides, ore,

live antimony,

stock and timber oils

firewood. (aniseed)

The coal

which should form one of Wuchow’s largest exports, still lies buried in the surrounding

hills. There is daily steam communication with Canton and Hongkong,

Portuguese, British and Chinese steamers, some of which are manned by foreign officers, maintained by

and have first-class

passenger trade haspassenger

sprung accommodation.

up between Wuchow During

and theupriver

last fewtowns,

yearsand

a large

a native

fleet of

motor

Wuchowboatsitselfmake

offersregular trips to toKonghau,

few attractions Kuaiping,

the tourist, but the Kueihsien

river scenery andonNanning.

the way

up, especially between the Shiuhing and Takhing Gorges, where the stream winds in

and out among the green hills to form a succession of apparent lakes, is picturesque

and has beenShanghai,

Hongkong, comparedetc.;to andthe the

Rhine. Wuchow

Chinese Post hasis connected

establishedbypostal

telegraph with

communi-

cation with the principal towns in Kwangsi. In 1922 the Maritime Customs completed

the erection

houses, some ofof which

six newarebuildings

three storeysto accommodate the wholeofofferro-concrete

high, are constructed their staff. inThesethe

most up-to-date style. They are brilliant examples of modern tropical buildings, and

are the chief architectural feature of Wuchow.

DIRECTORY

§5 $ Ah Sai Ah CONSULATE

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South & & m U & *

China), Ltd. Tai peh hwok Ling sz kun

E.R. G.D. Edwardes-Jones

Lawrence Belgium

C. G. Agnew (at Nanning) Consul General (residing inH’kong.)

Customs, Chinese Maritime

fj] ^ Teen Woo Commissioner—A. Casati

Bankers & Co., Merchants and Com- Assistants—Au Shih She, Harry Mo

mission Agents—'Shipping Office : and Ho Chun-min

Tidesurveyor and Harbour Master—

Bankers’ Pontoon; Teleph. 264; J. M. Nisbet

Cabl e Ad: Banker Acting Boat Officer—Wong Cheong

C. M. Sin, manager Siek

Examiners—B. D. Izatt, A. A. Irschen-

British-American Tobacco Company ko,

Ng A.ChiV.Cheung,

Adlington, W. Chak

Leung A. Artlett,

Lam

(China), Ltd.—-Teleph. 262 and Wan Hung

S. C. Koo, manager

# m ~m @ n

& m m ^ & b m Man Kwok Tse Chu Way

Kee chong po him ydu han hung sze International Savings Society—Kau

China Underwriters, Ltd., Life vin.Fong Street; Cable Ad: Intersa-

Fire, Marine Head Office: 7, Avenue Ed-

111, Kau Fong and

Road;General Insurance—

Cable Ad: ward VII, Shanghai, (Agency con-

Botelho. trolled by Canton Branch)

Head Office: Hongkong

Botelho Bros., general,agents Lam Kok-cho, agent

WUCHOW—KWEILIN 935

MISSIONS Post Office

Alliance Mission Acting Deputy Postal

Tye Pao-hua Commissioner—

(in charge)

Rev. W. H. Oldfield and Wife

Rev. Philip Hinkey and Wife

Rev. J. A.C.Poole

Rev. W. and wife

Newbern and wife H Meifoo

Rev. A. F. Desterhaft and wife

Rev. Gustave Woemer and Wife Socony-Vacuum

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Corporation—Cable

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Miss B. M. Tonkin Y. W. Davis

Miss M. K. Oppelt

Miss P. R. Seely

Miss R. E. Lindstrom Texas Co.., The, Petroleum Products

Miss L. F. Marsh —Cable Ad : Texaco

John Bechtel and Wife Chan Lai Yee, in-charge

Baptist Mission

Rev. Rex Ray and wife

Miss Mollie j. McMinn

Miss PearlW.Johnson

Dr. Geo. Leavell United Trading Co., The, General

Mrs. G. W. Leavell Importers, Exporters and Commission

Agents—66,

Canton Branch:Sui Nam

ChingRoad; Teleph.P.O.

Hoi Road; 87.

Box 77; Cable Ad: 1122

vz m & w, s M.H.Lee,M. manager

Wong

Stout Memorial Hospital (Baptist P. W. Shek

Mission)' C. W. Luk

Dr. G. W. Leavell, m.d., supt. S. K. Chiu (Canton)

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Miss

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Reba Stewart ! Kweilin Baptist Hospital (South

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NANNING

^ Nan-ning

An Imperial Edict issued in 1899 authorised the voluntary opening of Nanning as

a Trade Mart, but it was not until 1st January, 1907, that the port was formally opened

to foreign trade. Nanning is situated on the left bank of the Yukiang, the most

important tributary flowing into the West River from the south, and is 368 miles

above Wuchow

and fertile plainandat a-Sharp

213 milesibehd

belowof Lungchow.

the river, whichIt lieshere

in the centre''pf

describes nearlya wide

two-

thirds ofof the1915,arc.isofsome

Survey a circle and,above

400 feet according

mean tosea-level.

the reportThe ofclimate

the West River

is healthy,

the teniperaturein

winter the

belowheight of summerisseldom exceeding‘90

of thedegrees (F,)pfand in the

and thenot-falling

seatof the highest 40.,

CivilNanning

and Militarythe officials.

capital cityAbopt oneProvince

mile south K-wangsi

of the

walled city is the area which has been set apart as the Commercial Settlement, in which

are situated the foreign mei'chants’ business offices and residences, the Customs Estab-

lishment, and

Provincial publicthefunds,

Settlement

and thesub-Post Office.of roads,

laying out The Settlement

constructingwasandpurchased

repairingouttheof

bund,

a Board presided over by the Superintendent of Customs. Land within thetheSettlement

and the maintenance'of law and order within its boundaries are in hands of

cannot be purchased, hut may he leased for a period of‘80'years, and on expiry the

lease may

within thebeSettlement

renewed for‘mustanother

make period of 30 years.through

their application Foreigners

theirdesiring

Consul. to lease land

Next to Wuchow, Nanning is the most important port in the Province,

because it is the center linking the Provinces of Yunnan, Hunan, Kweichow,

and Canton. There are about 500 cars on the 5000 li of motor roads in the

Province, with about twenty cars passing daily through Nanning. The

motor roads, Nanning-Wucho.w, Nanning-Liuehow-Kweilin, and Nanning-

iLungchow are kept in good repair with a bus service running daily carry-

ing mails and passengers. Nanning is also connected with the outside world

by the river. During Ithe summer months when the river is high, it takes

only two days to reach Wuchow, but about four days to reach Indo-China,

because we are going up-river and against the current. The work of mod r-

nizing the city of Nanning has made good progress, besides the two long

asphalt streets completed three years ago, there are two other limestone streets

already-completed, and one cement street under construction, therfiby’ link-

ing the city by motor cars, from one section to the other. There is a great

demand for gasoline and lubricating oils, because besides the automobiles

demand for them, there is an aviation school, which uses an enormous amount

of gasoline daily. Plans are under way to connect Nanning with the out-

side world by air, there being about twenty planes here already. Nanning

has a population of 60,000 and the outlook being very bright for trade has

drawn the people from the other provinces to try their luck here, and with

this increased population new and big houses are springing up everywhere-

to meet the demand. The civilization of the West has penetrated into Nan-

ning, and although an interior town, it can claim to have foreign-style houses,

fully furnished with up-to-date furniture, fittings and fixtures. A radio is no

uncommon thing in the homes of the wealthier classes.

Trade in 1931.

During the first quarter 1931 there was practically no trade owing to the

Kwangttung and. Kwangsi hostilities which had not quite ceased as late as

April. Communications with Wuchow were regularly resumed early in March

and the Customs House which ‘ceased to function since August 1930 was re-

opened on 28th March.

NANNING—K0UANC4-TCHE0U-WAN 937

The total value of net (i.e., Gross Foreign Imports less Foreign Re-ex-

ports abroad) trade passing through the Maritime Customs during the year

amouftted to Hk. Tls. 1,688,206 as against Hk. Tls. 315,602 in 1930, Hk. Tls.

5,959,313 in 1929 and Hk. Tls. 6,523,908 in 1928. Itt should be observed that

trade, 'running its. n'ormal course only for three months dufihg 1930 owing

to the civil war. If compared with 1^29, it showed a decrease of approxi-

mately 20 per ,cent '

DIRECTORY

Asiatic Petroleum Company (South Missions Mgr. Etrang£:res

Albouy, eveque

China), Ltd. Rev. Pere Costen obi e, (Nanning)

provicairo (,,)

Rev. Pere Labully (Nanning)

British-American Tobacco Co. Rev. Pere Cuenot

Rev. Pere Dalle „„

Lam Kwok Kon Rev. Pere Barriere (Lungchow) r

Rev. J. M. Epalle (Silin)

CONSULATES Rev. L. Crocq (Tai Ping)

Rev. Teissier (Siang Chow)

m m m * Rev. Seosse (Kweihsien)

French Consulate Rev. Seguret

Rev. Courant (Silung)

(Silin)

Consul (resides at Lungchow) Rev. Maurand (Silung)

ivcv. Caysac

Rev. xtigcii V A(Haiyiian)

Uiigi-uy

Customs, Chinese Maritime—Cable Rev. Heraud (Siinchow)

Ad: Gustos Rev. Peyrat (Luchay)

Commission, Chang Pai Leh Rev. Madiose (Pinglo)

Assist.—Liu

Senior- Shao-chien

Outdoor Officer—WongHopWo Rev. Maillot (Haiynan)

Examiner—Leung Kwok Choy Seventh Day Adventist Mission

P. V.D.Thomas

Dr. Coffin andand wife

wife

MISSIONS

Emmanuel Mission Hospital PostCommissioner—Tsii

Office

Dr.

Rev.H.W.Rice

Stott' Mong-Au

Rev. G. Hook 1st(Wuchow)

Class Postmaster — Tye Pao-hua

Miss L. M. Baird

Miss D. Landon Socony Vacuum Corporation — Cable

Miss E. Barrett Ad: Socony

A. Fryer

KOUANG-TCHEOU-WAN

« Ifl * Kwang-chau-wan

"Wan), situated in the province(orof.according

The bay of Kwangchau to thewas

Kwarigtung, French

cededofficial spelling,

on lease Kouang-Tcheou

with the surrounding

territories

on by a, Convention between France and China, and occupied by the deg.

French17

min.thenorth

22nd latitude,

of April, arid

1898.107fttleg.'

is situated

55 min.between

and 10820deg.

deg. 1645 min.

min. and

east 21longitude

atislands

a distance more o.r and

of Nao-tcheou less Tang-hai

230 miles placed

west-south-west of Hongkong.

at the entrance of the bay The make

two-,

938- KOUANG-TCHEOU-WAN

an excellent closed port into which entrance is by two narrow passages. The port

inmeasures

breadth.about

The15depth

milesoflong, and for ofabout

anchorage half ofextends

20 metres its length

overitaislength

three ofor more

four miles

than

10 miles and borders on the extremity of the junk port of Tchekam, an important

commercial centre in constant communication with Macao, Hongkong, Hainan and

Pakhoi. The neighbouring districts are well cultivated, and it is believed mineral

beds will be found. The new French territory is only separated from the valley of the

West River by chains of hills. Following the Convention of delimitation signed on the

16th of November, 1899, between Marshal Sou and Admiral Courrejolles, the territory

ofIndo-China.

Kouang-Tcheou-Wan was placed

The chief place under theis the

of the territory authority

town ofof Fort

the Governor-General

Bayard, which is atof

the entrance of the interior port on the right bank of the river Ma

commercial port, with the establishments of the civil administration, military Tche. Itservice

is the

and the special offices.

Kouang Tcheou-Wan is a free port in which all commercial operations can be

carried on without paying

Kouang-tcheou-wan to Haiphongany duty. A regular bi-monthly

and Hongkong. line ofof French-Chinese

Eight steamers steamers joins

ownership run between Kouang-Tcheou-Wan and Hongkong. Commerce has already

largely

exterior extended

ports, andsince

it is theexpected

steamersto entered

develop this port in communication

considerably. A regular servicewith theof

automobiles runs between Fort Bayard and the towns, of Tchekam, Potsi, Sintchi,

Taiping and Pot4ou and the Chinese towns of Soui-Kay, Wampo and Ompou, A new

road connects Potao with Moui Lock.

DIRECTORY

Administration Superieure Justice de Paix

Administrateur en chef du Territoire de l0 Juge de Paix a Competence etendue—

Kouang-Tcheou-Wan—Jabouille Lieb, administrateuradjoint

civils de ITndochine des services

Cabinet de CAdministrateur en chef Greffier-Notaire—Stalter

Administrateur Adjoint—M. Penavaire 2° Tribunal Mixte, President du Tribunal

—Lieb

2 Assesseurs

Service de la SuretiI: et des • les trimestresChinoistires

sur une liste au sort tous

de douze’

Renseignements notability

Chef de Service—M. Penavaire Tresor

Bureaux du Territoire Payeur du Territoire—Pernes

Administrateur Adjoint—M. P^navaire, Enseignement

administrateur adjoint de 2e classe des Dir. du College “Albert Sarraut”—M.Gras-

services civil

Receveur s de ITndochine

de rEnregistrement—Moinar- Institutrice Adjointe—Mme. Leguezennec

deau, comptable contractu el des ser- Service Sanitaire

vicesdecivils

Chef la Comptabilite—Moinardeau Docteur Jeansotte, commandant des

troupes coloniales,

I’hdpital medecincharge

a Fort-Bayard, chef des

de

Police Maritime services exterieurs et de I’arraisonnement

Charge du Port—Cerati Docteur Tsin

Pierre Wong, medecin contractuel

Travaux Publics Andre Wong, medecin id.

Ingenieur

Minh des Travaux Publics—Claverin Service Militaire

Maitre de Phare—Couapel Comdt. d’Armes—Frojani, capitaine

KOUANG-TCHEO U-WAN—PAKHOI 939

Station de Telegraphie Sans Fie Administrateur en chef du Territoire de

Kouang Tcheou Wan—Jabouille

Chef de Station—M. Coste Administrateur Charge du Centre Urbain

Postes et Telegraphes —Penavaire

Receveur—Leguezennec, 2 , bureaux de Garde Indigene—Girard, inspecteur prin-

cipal 3eme classe

postes

Tchekam et telegraphes a Fort Bayard, Douanes—Garde, receveur

Enregistrement—Moinardeau, receveur

Gendarmerie Instruction Publique—Gras, directeur

Commandant la Brigade—Cerati Juge de Paix—Leib

M^decin—Dr. Jeansotte

Gendarmes—Bonvalot et Goertz Payeur—Pernes

Garde Indigene Postes et Telegraphes—Leguezennec,

Inspr., receveur

Girardppal. de 3e el. Comdt. la Brig.— Kongkoc Tsoi

de Fort-Bayard—Tsang-Tsoc-

Comptable—Labeye

Grades Principaux, Chefs de Poste

Potsi: Marc-garde, ppal. stagiaire

Taiping:

Telunioun:Fanniere, sous-inpecteur

Pigeonneau, le cl. Society Indochinois d’Electrictte

gardede ppal.

journalier Banque de l’Indochine

Potao:

Tanghai:Rebut, sous-inspecteur

Desrioux, garde ppal.dedelelecl.cl. CoMPAGNIE INDOCHINOSE DE NAVIGATION

Naolcheon: Roudeaux, garde ppal. de 2& cl. (c.I.N.) Sam-Tai-Lee, agent

VILLE DE TCHEKAM Standard Oil Co., Pendered

Administateur en chef des Colonies

Resident-Maire—Fourcade

Medecins Contractuels — Dr. Tsin, Dr. TCHEKAM

Pierre Wong Administrateur de en chef de Colonies

Resident-Maire de Tchekam—M. Fourcade

FORT-BAYARD Kongkoc de la Ville—Tsang-Hoc-Tam

Chef-Lieu

wan, en communication avec Hanoi et leum Co.

du Terri toirede Kouang-Tcheou- Texas (China), 'Ltd., The, Petro-

Hongkong, Mission Catholique and its Products

T. N. Wong

PAKHOI

Palc-hoi

Pakhoion the

situated wasGulf

opened to foreignin long.

of Tongking tradeE.by109thedeg.Chefoo

7 min. Convention

and lat. N. 21in deg.

1877.29 min.

It is

The British Consul hoisted his flag on the 1st May, 1877, and a French Consulate was

established in December, 1887.

The Chinese town is situated on a peninsula, at the western extremity of which

are a few low hills (Kuantao Head S IS tcE)- It faces nearly due north, and in

winter is much exposed to the force of the N.E. monsoon winds. These blow so hard

at times as to interfere materially with the shipment and discharge of cargo from

steamers in theandharbour,

of the town the anchorage

a mile and a half fromforthewhich

Custom is situated

House atopposite the western

the eastern end of endthe

town. The foreign residences are situated on slightly higher ground to the south

of the town.

940 PA K HOI

Extending to the south and east, is a plain'wnicli is le^el for mariir miles, al'th<>ugls

tlje country

made upon this graduallyimmediately

rises'th'vyardsthe, thesouth

north. Attempfs at \yith

eultivatioh have 'B^eh

Very rough cart plain

roads intersect ;thetocountry of the

in the town,ofbutthe

vicinity portj varying

and are success.

utilized

for

for bringing

this purposein some

are of

heavy, the prpdtice‘from

unwieldy vehicles thb surrounding

of an almost district.

pre-historicThe carts

type. inThey

use

es

are;drawn largely % oxen and have Png °dd wooden wheels of the most primitive

pattern, by whip.n, needless to say,‘ the roads are badly cut up in wet weather. During

the past two years an extensive road, building programme has beph Carried out and

there is now(EU a 5),

Shekhong motorandservice between

Lirpohow and Pakhoi

Pakshaand (jj> Limchow

&). Another(#[ •$£)•service

Limchow

connectsand

Pakhoi with the large trade mart'pf Nanhong (Sf ®). A bridge has finally been

erected across the Paksha Hiver which connects Pakhoi

Kwangchowwan, a distance of leO miles. Sportsmen will find the following game in by motor road with

tbe vicinity of Pakhoi: quails, snipe, partridges, wild pigeons, wild ducks, and some

woodcocks and pheasants. Tigers can still be found in the hills, i&ome 25 miles to the

N.E. of Limchow. Good

motor-road cross-country

excellentofriding is obtainable. The Pakhoi-Limchow

motor-cyclingis isbeing kept inThe

afforded. an climate condition, and theat pleasure

the port during least six ofmonths

cyclingof and

the

year

paratively is a trying

cool. Itoneis for Europeans,

satisfactory to bethough

able tothestatenights are, question

that the for the oftropics, com-

sanitation

isfigures

receiving increasing

for the attention

population of theastown,

the modernisation

as elsewhere inof the "townareprogresses.

China, difficult toAccurate

obtain,

ofbutthe the most

number of inhabitants

important of the maylocal perhaps

industries, be putandata some.

large 35,000.

numberFishing

of vesselsis One

are

employed in it. The manganese ore mines in the district of Ch’inchow (Yamchow

Jtlthrough

ik) have developed a great deal of late years, and the

Pakhoi increases from year to year. The past year has seen many improve-export of this mineral

ments in the municipality. The narrow lanes that served as thoroughfares have

now been widened and paved. These streets and the new fronts to the shops give

the impression

Middle of a new

School, housed in newandbuildings,

modern has city.an New schoolsof over

attendance have 400.

gone up and the

i;

No railway construction has yet been commenced in the district, and there seems

toimmediate

be littlefuthre.

likelihood of any of the projected undertakings assuming shape in the

Trade ix 1931

No political changes took place at Pakhoi during the first four months of

the year, but in May the province declared its independenoe vis-a-vis the Nan-

king Kovernmenfc, and this aroused a feeling of considerable uncertainty as to

what the outcome of this step would be and how it would affect the trade of

the port. An immediate effect was the closing of the locad branch of the

'Central Bank of China, this bank closing its doors and leaving some $160,000

worth of its notes unredeemed for the time being on the market. The next

consequence was the withdrawal of hegirly fill tho troops to Canton to provide

for eventualities there. This left a garrison of but 300 poorly equipped men

to protect Pakhoi, and even these were,soon,,vtaken away to assist in a bandit

suppression campaign inland, so that the protection of the port then devolved

upon Salt Office guards. From this time on, merchants and the community in

general lived in constant fear of a descent of pirates or bandits on the defence-

less,

as topert. details;Rumours

but thenfsPccesS

imperfding

of the raids Were inplentiful,

campaign and and

the interior, circumstantial

the conse-

quent dispersal of the bandit forces, resulted in Pakhoi being left undisturbed.

As the virtual closing of the West River ports diverted trade to this port in

1930, so the opening up of traffic on that river detracted from the trade

statistics of this port in 1931, and a general decrease is noticeable except in

the value of exports‘fb Chineae ports. The lessened demand from abroad, the

low purchasing power of silver, tbe higher tariffs, and the anti-Japanese

movement were contributing factors to the decline in trade. In the . interest

of the latter movement, pickets patrolled the beach and the vicinity of the

Customs examination shed's during the last four months of the year, and

cargo-boats were not allowed to go alongside Japanese steamers. Tbe boycott

P.^KHQI : S4t

also resulted in the closing down of the two manganese, ore mining, companies,

which had already suffered badly from the effects of brigandage in the

vicinity of the mines. The' motor road: between Pakhox and Kwangchowwan

was openecLbo traffic in March of the year under review.

Pakhoi is the port for the important cities of Limchow (;H1 M) and Yamchow

(ft

etc.)ft),

werewhence considerable

formerly distributed quantities

over of cargolying

theWest

country of foreign

between origin (piece

the West goods,

Biyer and the

seaboard. Since the opening of tb® River to steam navigation, however,

siderable part of the trade has been diverted to that route'and' Pakhoi’s commerce a con-

has suffered

6,293,935 in consequence.

as compared with Hk.TheTls.value of trade

6,8,59,730, of the

in 1930, Hk. port in 1.9.31 was

Tls. 4,226,673 Hk. and

in 1929, T!f.

Hk. Tls. 4,269,830 in 1928.

DIRECTORY

Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ltd. m m m

Tai Cheong & Co., agents Customs, Chinese Maritime

British-American Tobacco Co. Commissioner—C.

Assistants—Liang B. W. Moore

Wing Tai & Co. Agents Fung Ting Jding Chun Yen and

Medical Officers—Dr. R. E. J. Luisi and

Central Bank of China—Cable Ad: 1135 S. Y. Sing

Yuen Wing Chen, director Acting Tidesurveyor and Harbour

Wong Sai Kwong Master—W. J. bulker

Examiner—J. H. Hunter

3 » » «t » JK

COMPAGNIE InDO-ChINOISE DE (NAVI- District Inspectorate of Salt Re-

venue (Pingnankuei Assistant Dis-

GATION trict Inspectorate); Cable Ad:

Kung Yuan Tai, agency (S.S. Adi ate

“ Tonkin ”) Assist. Dist. Inspr.—Tong Wen-Fu

English Secretary—Wu Kuo-tung

CONSULATES Accountant, Chin Chen Tsu

tit in m B & ± m ft ^

Tai fat Jcwok Ling, sz fu

France and , Portugal, Consulate also NamWong Sing Cheung (Pakhoi Branch)

Sai Kwong, director ,

in-charge of Portuguese interests

' Consul for Pakhoi—Acting French Agency Osaka Shosen Kaisha

Consul M. Chaloiu

Chief Secy.—Nguyen

Consular Hospital Phuong Dam

Dr. head

P. J. B.physician

F. Gouillon, m.d., c.l.h., #1 H ^

Dr. Ngo Si Quy, assistant Kwong Cheong Wo

Consular School Agency

Nguyen Phuong Dam, director China Navigation Co., Ld,(S.S.“Tean”)

Lam Koang Tcheng, assistant

MISSIONS

t ^ m w ± ^ t IP

Tai ying knob Ling sz kun Church Mission Society Hospital

GreatConsul

Britain(residing in Canton) Dr. S. Y Sing and Dr. P. Z. Sun m.d.

Cable Ad: C.M.S. Pakhoi

942 PAKHOI—HOIHOW (IN HAINAN)

It £ X Osaka iShosen Kaisha

French Catholic Mission (Foreign Kam Sing & Co., agents

Missions of Paris)

Rev. Fathers— Post Officem m m &

A.L. Penicaud, bishop

Genty, assist, and steward Postmaster—Kwok Kwong Chi

O. Baldit, director of seminary Socony-Vacuum Corporation

G. Ginestet, prof, of seminary Ching Tai & Co.

T.R. Liu,

Lebas, do.

do.

Wo Sang & Co.

t m m ® ® £ Yamashita Kisen Kaisha

Pentecostal Holiness Church Mission Kam Shosen Kaisha

Rev. G. C. Legge, supt. Agencies

Osaka Shosen Kaisha

Mrs. G.C. Legge “ Menado Maru ”

HOIIIOW (IN HAINAN ISLAND)

j'l'J Jf| Kiung-chau P $$ Hoi-hau

Hoihow is the seaport of the prefectural city of Kiungchow, the capital of the

Island

low hillsof Hainan.

dotted with Thegraves;

tAvb townsandareacross

separated

these byliesa distance of some threeroad.milesThisof

a semi-macadamised

highway was originally constructed by the Kiungchow Horse Carriage Co. in 1915,

itHainan

was considerably

in the middle improved

of 1918, andby General

wascarkept Lung

in goodChi-kwang

repairtheby during

several his rule

motor Car over

Cos.

which maintained a continuous motor service between

miles of motor road open to traffic connecting Hoihow with Wenchang, Chingmai, two towns. Over 500

Tingan, Kachek, and Chuenyai, and at one time nearly 900 cars,

were running on the Island. More new roads are expected to be opened for traffic in the buses and trucks

near future. A new) bund running along the Hoihow river on the northern part of the

town, 60motor

feet traffic.

wide, wasHoihow

built inis lighted

1924 and the principalandstreets were widened so as to

ofpermit

its own but since February, 1925, the byIsland

electricity ;possesses a telephone system

has been occupied by Cantonese troops

and many projected improvements have not been carried, put owing to general unsettled

conditions.

The port of Hoihow

Maritime Customs in April,was1876.

opened by thetheestablishment

During latter nine monthsof a branch

of thatofyear

the Chinese

foreign

tonnage

representingto the54extent

British,of 36,672

10 tons

German, entered

2 Frenchand cleared

and 4 at,

Danish the Custom

steamers House,

.that this

entered

from, and cleared for, Singapore, Bangkok, Saigon, Annam, Hongkong, etc. The

situation of the port of Hoihow before and at its opening in 1876 was considered

favourable

as themore fromConsuls

the political than would

the geographical or topographical

touch with thepoint Taotaiof

atviewKiungchow. Foreign at Hoihow then be in close

The harbour ofblows

monsoon, Hoihow.is an open roadstead,vigouivfrom

unprotected against the North-east

working ofwhich here with

cargo is, therefore, undisturbed

normally difficult during thoseSeptember

months, and to atApril.

timesTheim-

possible.

when no rain falls up-country, and consequently no water comes down by months

In addition to the above disadvantages those months are also the dry the Po

Chung River tosometimes

in the summer: the sea. Again,there the

are tides

two aretidesmore erraticthein24thehours,

during wintersometimes

than theyone.are

HOIHOW 943

and sometimes none. Cargo then, having been loaded with difficulty into a cargo-

boat alongside the importing steamer, has to face a stormy

miles to the spit, which runs parallel to the town of Hoihow and a mile distant from it. passage of two to three

Once

wateratwhichthe spit the cargo-boat

separates it from Hoihow. may be able If a tocanal

pole7upfeetthedeep twoand miles300offeet

shallow

widemuddy

were

dredged on the Hoihow river between the neighbourhood of the Custom House and

the spit, thus permitting junks, cargo boats and

all tides, it would be sufficient tp meet present requirements of the trade and motor launches to navigate at

would not be an expensive undertaking. Several suggestions have been made for the

improvement of the port of Hoihow and some even advocated the transfer of the port,

toengineering

Chinglan and or Pochin

from the but, financial

all ,these points

suggestions,

of view..wereXhinglan,

; impracticable both from the

for instance, which

has been much spoken of in the past, is situated on the East, Coast, which, though

to typhoons and S.W. monsoons in the Summer months. And it isisfarmuch

not properly surveyed, is known to be lined with coral reefs and moreexposed

expen-

sive to open a new port than to improve an old established one, without taking

into consideration

interests. Hoihowthewillopposition thereforesuch remaina change

the portwould of Hainancreate andfromit islocal

now vested

being

connected

when financial by good motor roads

conditions permit,withthe allharbour

the principal

may be towns improved. in theA island and,

motor road

girding the island is almost completed.

ThereAsisregards

excellenthealth,

waterthere to beishad lessbyfever

theinsinking

Hoihowof than artesiananywhere

wells, else

and inseveral

Hainan.

are

already in existence both in the foreign Quarters

water in the actual wells kt Hoihow is brackish, partly from seawater that filters and in the Chinese City. The

into the wells and partly from the alkiline condition of the soil.

munity Theoftrade of Hoihow

Hoihow is oneremains is more or less stationary. The nativedirections

commercialbycom-

posing interests. There isthata Chamberalways ofbeing drawn inwhich

Commerce, different

works in conjunction op-

with the Five Guilds, representing the merchants of Canton, Swatow, Kochow, Fuh-

kien and Hainan.

thereNois foreign

no spacesettlement

for such ahas been formed

settlement, unlessat Hoihow for theconcerned

the foreigners very excellent

were reason that

to see their

way to disburse large sums of money in reclaiming the swamp on the verge of which

the town ofSha,

Te Sheng Hoihow stands.Spit,

or Victory From runsHoihow

westward itselffora atongue

distanceof dry land,aknown

of about as theit

mile until

loses itself in the morass which there encompasses it on

land is very narrow and has been entirely taken up. The consequence is that any future three sides. This strip of dry

development, if any, must be'but into the marshy ground that borders the Victory Spit.

With the exception of the Roman Catholic Orphanage, erected in 1895, the American

Presbyterian Mission Hospital and doctor’s residence, the Customs Indoor Staff

quarters, the French

French Hospital, School occupied

the houses for Chinese, by thetheforeign

Frenchresidents

doctor’sareresidence, and the

Chinese converted

into European habitations by alterations and improvements. H.B.M. Consulate

obtained a site after 14 years’ negotiations, and a Consulate building was

erected in 1899. This was closed in 1925 and the property sold to the Chinese

Government

French in 1927;hastowards

Consulate been built theonendtheofNorthern

1897 a piece ofoftheland

side been riverwasandgranted,

facing and a

town. Since the beginning of 1899 a free school has conducted by the Hoihow

French

Government

the Tonkin for teaching

Medical the

wasFrench language to theforChinese, and anof officer from

natives and others freeStaffattendance detailed

and tomedicine.

this port the purpose

The foreign residents giving

in Hainanthe

number about 60 including children. The net value of the trade of the port in

1931 was Hk.

11,103,954 Tls. and

in 1929, 15,730,486,

Hk. Tls.as9,378,368 compared with AHk.large

in 1928. Tls.export

8,387,536,

tradeinin1930

pigs, Hk. Tls.

poultry,

eggs,

amongbullocks and provisions

the natives of openingismines, carriedconstructing

on with Hongkong. railways, There has beenoutsometimber

and bringing talk

from

ginningthetovirgin

exploreforests of theand

the island, interior. It has beenofnoticed

the Commissioner Customsthatis some peoplethat

of opinion are the

be-

searchlight

as to commerce.of modern civilisation

“Perhaps,” will reveal

he added, “whenmuch this1 that is of value to itscience

is accomplished will beas seen

well

that this‘Island of Palms’ is not the least rich nor the least fertile of China’s

944 HOIHOW

and jf the initial experiment is successfulcapital

possessions.” A Company with foreign quite has recently

a large started

industry maytodevelope.

plant up jute

The

island of Hainan is described as a terra incognita to the world.

There .is no telegraphic communication with the mainland at present. The

military wireless

and certain station, also

I’estrictions, however, has beenowned

one privately openedwireless

to the public,

station.with limited places

A harbour light,

and

also one at Cape Cami on the lower tip of the peninsula in 1895. An Aga inLantern

a light at Lamko (western entrance of the Hainan Straits) were opened 1894 ;

apparatus

1916. TheAVasapproach

installedtoonthetheharbour

West Fort

badlycloseneeds

to the city atbuttheiscommencement

dredging, not likely to beof

dredged until the native merchants of Hoitiow develope a more public spirit, and

conditions in China improve generally.

DIRECTORY

Asiatic Petroleum Co. , (South Lights Hoihow Harbour—A. X. Peroff

China), Ltd. Lamko—G. Black

Y. '1'. Kong Cape Cami—P. U. Sorensen F. Van’t

S. K. Li r\ M. N; Ho Relieving Lightkeeper—M.

Berthelot, C. A., Merchant VVout

Agencies German Dispensary

IndO China Steam Navigation Co., Ld. F. Flakowsky and wife

Corripagnie indo-Chirioise de

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld. Navign.

Chin-Polish Dispensary Hainan aMotor a *Co., nAuthorized

@ a Ford

Dealer—Main Road, Hoihow, Hainan

P. Petrowsky Island;

Hainarimotor Teleph. 43; Cable Ad:

Leung Yin Tung, manager

CONSULATES ^ £ if n &

FRENCH Hung San & Co.. General Merchants

Acting Consul for France — Dr. Shipping and Insurance Agents

Esserteau Y. T. Fu, manager

Director of the French Hospital— Agencies

Dr. Esserteau Thoresen

Ho Hong &Steamship

Co., Ld. Coi

Kiu Siong Hotel Garage—Teleph. 14;

Customs, Chinese Maritime Cable

WuLiraAd:

KinTeeKiiisiong;

Sing, Code: Bentley’s

Commissioner—J.

(acting) C. O' G . Anderson Yiek,manager

cashier

Assists.— Ch’en Ta Pung, • Yeh Yu LimYuanHig, accountant

Chun Commissioner—Y. Petchatkin Turn Fop)? Tim> assist, do.

Deputy

(acting)

Stations at Kwangchowwan Frontier MISSIONS

Medicak Officers—J.

Chu Jun Shen Esserteau and t £ £

TidesurveyoU and Harbour Master American,

At Hoihow• Presbyterian Mission

It. E. McNeale Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Steiner

Boat Officer—R. Patterson Dr. and Mrs.Macdonald

N. Bercovitz

Examiners—C-

A. If. GrOndahl E. G. Rhoderick and Miss Grace

Miss Caroline McCreery, r,n.

IJOIHOW-iXNUCHOW 945

At Kiungchow

Rev. and Mrs.. D. S. Tappan PostPostmaster

Office —Chung Chik-chi

Miss Alipe H. Skinner

Miss

Rev. Mae Chapin

Rev. O.andE.Mrs.

MirtzA. E. French Socony Vacuum Corporation

Cheung Ngai Man, manager

At Kachek

Miss M, M. Moninger

Rev. and Mrs. D. H. Thomas

Miss Esther M. Morse, M.o. Wing Fat Hong, Merchants, Importers

Dr. H F. Burkwall and ,Exporters,

Agents—J Shipping

6, Chung San and Insurance

Street; Code:

Miss M. Burkwall, r.n. Bentley’s

At Nodoa

Mrs. M. R. Melrose Chau Sing Mui, manager

Rev. and Mrs. P. C. Melrose Agents

Miss Mary H. Taylor Cheong Wing Steamship Co.

Dr. and Mrs. S. P. Seaton Po On Insurance Co

Roman Catholic Mission

At Hoihow n & m m m n m

Rev. Father P. Julliotte, sup. Yum Fat lLee

Rev. Father F. Geyer

Rev. Father E. Yaillet Shipping and Co., General

Insurance Merchants

Agents

At Bangcao Chau Sing Mui, manager

Rev. Father C. Bernard Wong Siu Shek, assist, manager

At Tingan Agencies

Rev. Father F. M. Mariage ' China Navigation Co.

At Seangto B. & S. Marine and Fire Insurance Co.

Rev. Po On Marine and Fire Insurance

Co., Ld. Co.

Rev. Father

Father D. Desperben

E. Morvan Cheong Yue Steamship

Cebu Portland Cement Co.

Rev. Father F. Manach

L U N G C H O Wr

Lung-chow

This city is situated at the junction of the Sung-chi and Kao-ping rivers in lat. 22

deg. 21 min. N., and long. 106 deg. 45 min. E., near the South-western border of the

province

with Tonkin. of Kwangsi, and was selected

The continuation of the asabove-named

the seat of the

twofrontier

rivers istrade of that

known province

as the Tso-

chiang or left branch of the West River, and it enters the main stream some 30 miles

above Nanning.

by thewall,rivers The town is prettily situated amongst the mountains, having exits

city last mainly,

repairedandin lies

1887,atisanbeing

elevation of somerapidly

demolished 300 feetto above

make aseacircular

level. road

The

round the city proper. A census taken in 1929 showed the Lungchow population as

consisting of 3,500 families, in all 14,796 persons, there being no foreign

From a military point of view Lungchow Is considered to be a place of importance. residents in 1931.

Troops are stationed there and at the three frontier stations of Namkuan, Pingerh, and

Shuikou, all roughly thirty miles distant in a westerly direction. The port was opened

to Franco-Annamese trade on the 1st June, 1889, and has proved a valuable back door

into China when strikesof obstruct

however trade elsewhere; 1926 being a recorddevelopment

year. Without

Lungchowanisextension

likely to be the

slow,Hanoi-Langson

though the linerailway,

now runsanythrough

marked to Nasham, whereof

stocks of kerosene were kept on hand during 1924, 1925 and 1926 for importation into

China. The frontier road runs from Dongdang on the railway, through Namkuan or

Port de Chine to Lungchow, and carries at the present date a considerable amount of

motor traffic, the distance of 54 kilometres taking on an average of about three hours.

946 LUNGCHOW

There are several

between Lungchow, Shuikon motor-car companies—all

(a frontier Chinese owned—engaged inin regular traffic

Lungchow-Nanning motor road has beenmart)openedas well as Langson

to traffic since March, Tonkin. The

1932, with

several motor cars engaged in the regular run between the two cities, taking 8 hours

tobeautiful

cover and

the whole journey of about 200 miles. The

runs through very mountainous areas, in which are a number ofintervening country is very

rock caves, formerly

Telegraphic communication the habitat

exists ofwithnatives

Cantonindigenous

and otherto theplacesneighbourhood.

on the West

River, with MSngtsz in Yunnan vid Pos& and with places in Tonkin. The Chinese

contract, and to Nanning overland every second day with connections tomotor

Post Office sends mails almost every day to Langson in Tonkin by Cantonunder

and

Pakhoi. An establishment of the Chinese Maritime Customs is maintained at the port

where foreign interests are in the charge of Consuls resident

Hongkong. There was a Catholic Church on the South side of the Tso-chiang, the on the West River and in

small orphanage established by the Emanuel Mission in the suburbs outside the East

Gate having

toms buildings beenandremoved to Hong

Missionary Kong were

Church since completely

February, 1930. The

and Consulate,

lootedprompt badly Cus-

during a Communist uprising in February, 1930. Through the actiondamaged

on the-

part of the Kwangsi troops under General Wei Yun Tsung to restore peace and order-

indeserted

the district

after thetowards the end

communist Of 1930,has the

uprising, city ofreturned

gradually Lungchow,to itsthough practically

former prosperity,

with a large population and a number of new shops. The Customs Office was re-

opened in March, 1931, after a stay in Langson for the greater part of 1930. Though

the Tonkin

April, frontier was unconditionally opened toby the

passenger and goods traffic notsince

settled,1932,

withthethequestion

result thatof indemnity

by the endtoofbeJuly paid1932, theChinese

French Government

Consul still istakes yet

up

his function from Hanoi, leaving the Lungchow Consulate

unoccupied. The stabilisation of the French piastire in January 1930 to the rate of and the Catholic Mission

Francs. 10.00 and the increase of import tariff in French Indo-China during the same

year havetotheexchanges

reduced effect of hampering

of petty wares trade between

with Lungchowfrontierwhere

martsforeign

on thetr.ide has been

border. All

imported goods for Lungchow are transported from Hongkong or elsewhere though

the West River via Wuchow and Nanning for cheap freight

instead of in gold payable in Tonkin when goods are shipped through Haiphong. The charges paid in silver,,

net value of the trade in 1931 was Hk. Tls. 149,057 as compared with Hk. Tis. ) 10,003

inand1930,

Hk. Hk.

Tls. Tls. 116,234,forin1926.

1,198,407 1929, TheHk. trip

Tls. up239,747

from forNanning

1928, Hk. Tls. takes

usually 262,330fromfor three

1927,

tothefour days, and that down to Nanning about 30 hours, according to the water in

seasonriver, the and

of July levelAugust.

of whichIt has is liable to vei-yto sudden

been known fluctuations

rise as high during

as 75 feet, whenthetherainy

iron

suspension bridge across the river is only two feet above the flood. Motor boats carry

most ofjunks

small the cargo from and

and number

rafts, andastobyinWest

cartsRiver

on theports, whilstroutes

overland frontier

whichtrade is carried

usually travelandby

in

convoys

Nanning ofwith some its succession of Tonkin.

gorges andTherapidsRiverisscenery

well worthbetween

seeingLungchow

but accommo-

dation for Europeans on the motor boats is not of a luxurious type though, each vessel

has

hot onesome

for special cabin for official travellers.

year, but The the climate

winter ofis the

coldportenough

is dampto and be very

pleasant amideightsuchmonths of thesurroundings.

picturesque very

DIRECTORY

Bible Church Men’s Missionary Society French Hospital

Dr. Ch’en Ting-wok

§j§ j|| Lung chow leuan

Oustoms, Chinese Maritime m m % n m

Acting Commr.— Vang Ming Hsin PostOfficer-in-charge—Tong

Office (Chinese) Hung Ngan.

. Assistant—Kuan Lan-hsuoh

French Consulate Roman Catholic Mission

Consul—N. P. Simon Father A. Barriere

MENGTSZ AND YUNNANFU

a w. Meng-lsz

This is a district city in south-east Yunnan, and together with Man-hao, a village

on the left bank of the lied lliver, was opened to trade by the Additional Convention

to the French Treaty of Tientsin of the 25th April, 1886, signed at Peking on the 26th

June, 1887. The town is two days’ journey from Man-hao and about six days’ from

the frontier of Tonkin at Laokay, and beautifully situated, being built on a cultivated

plateau 20 and

mountains, milesis long by about

4,280 feet 12 miles

above the leyel ofinthebreadth,

sea. Itencircled by picturesque

has a Chinese population

ofrebellion,

38,562, asbutthewas

numerous well-built temples, many of them now in ruins,Mahommedan

a place of much more importance before the still testify.

It is, however, a considerable commercial emporium even now, and is becoming an

important centre for the distribution of foreign goods imported via Tonkin. The

French Consul hoisted his flag at Mengtsz on the 30th April, 1880, . and the Customs

station was opened in the following August.

Trade in 1931

Notwithstanding the introduction of the new Import Tariff and of a con-

sumption tax schedule with rates ranging from 2* to 1?1 per cent, coming

cn top of the lowered purchasing power of silver, business opened briskly at

Mengtsz in 1931 owing to quietude in the local political arena and a pause

in bandit activities. In March dissension amongst the military leaders

brought about the retirement for a time of the chairman of the provincial

government, General iLung Yun, upon whose evacuation the city of Yunnanfu

was taken possession of peacefully by the four recalcitrant generals. The

latter, finding, it is said, that the administration of the province was be-

yond their capabilities, however, soon requested General ILung to return,

which he did. Both Mengtsz and Yunnanfu suffered from a drought that

lasted from November 1930 till well past the middle of 1931. Fortunately

its effects were confined to these two districts and Kokiu, where it hindered

the production of tin. The Tatun Lake west of Pishihehai completely dried

up. Political unrest occurred again in April and martial law was declared

in Yunnanfu, all incoming trains being searched by the military. The

bandits having been suppressed for the time being, the second half of the

year was peaceful and trade began to show signs of life, only to be hampered

again hly the boycott of Japanese goods and the stoppage of all commercial

dealings with Japan. Towards the end of the year several large Chinese con-

cerns had to close down, being unableto meet their financial obligations. The

bad exchange placed the price of foreign goods in general beyond the reach

of consumers, and cheap merchandise of good appearance from Japan was

very popular and appeared specially to meet the taste and the purse of the

people of Yunnan, easily holding the lead in foreign imports in the first

half of the year. The value of imports from foreign countries decreased by

5, million Haikwan taels and exports abroad' by 4.3 million taels. Domestic

trade benefited to some extent by the decline in the foreign trade of the port.

As a result of the high cost of foreign matches, another match factory, in

addition

during 1931.to theA three alreadyfactory

hew towel in existence,

was started started operationsandata Yunnanfu

at Mengtsz, few more

small weaving factories came into existence. Slow but steady progress is

being made in road-building.

The net value of the.trade of the port in 1931 was Hk. Tls. 26,402,306 as

compared with Hk. Tls. 29,1’53,530 in 1930, Hk. Tls. 25,146,081 in 1929 and Hk.

tls. 27,789,669 in 1928. The Chinese merchants avail themselves largely of

i he advantages offered by the transit pass system. The value of the trade of

the Yunnanfu, Pishiihchai, Hokow, Mapai and Manhao branch offices is in-

cluded in the Mengtze Custom returns.

The climate of Mengtsz is temperate and salubrious. Plague has been absent from

Mengtsz since 1899. During the winter good sport is obtained, snipe and wild fowl

being abundant in the plains and some pheasant and partridge in the hilly districts.

948 MEXGTSZ AND YUNNANF1

ZiZlli i—(TZZ—

DIRECTORY

MENGTSZ

Banqub de l’Indo-Chine—Mengtz Officer-in-charge—J. V. Murphy (at

J. Juquelier Pishihchai).

Yunnanfu Officer Of the Mengts2 Cus-

CoMPAGNlE FRANCAISE DES CilEMINS DE toms and Yunnanfu Sub-office:—

FER DE l’INIJO-ChINE ET DU YUN-NAN Commissioner-—F. de P. M. P. Marti

Direction .Generate (Paris) (at Mengtsz)

Directeur General—A. Bodin Assistants,

Chong-waC.andJ. C.SihD.—L. Basto, Fok

Direction

DirecteurExploitation (Hanoi)Hilaire

Exploitation—A. Examiners—H. Owen,PoloH. G. Aydon

Sous-Dir. Technique—M. Lecorclte and A. T. Powell

Agence Prineipale au Yunnan Hoko

(Yunnanfu)

Sub-Office

Assistant-in-charge—W. E. F. Wysocki.

Agent Principal—f. Jonery Examiner—E. F, Melnik

Agent Principal Adjoint—F. Petit Pishihchai Sub-office

Chef

ment2° Arrondisse’t. Trafic et'mouve-

(Yiinnanfou)—Pibouleau Assist.-in-charge—Yeh Chaming 1

Service Medical (Amichow) Examiner—J. V. Murphy (at Mengtsz)

Docteiirr—H. Dumont

Detegue de I’Exploitation de Yunnan Descours, Cabaud et Cie., Import and;

—A. Patou x Export

C. Fayard, agent

ill @ ^ Meng tsz kwan

Customs, Chinese Maritime

Commissioner—F. de P. M. P. Marti French Consu-late

(also at Yunnanfu) Consul—Dr. E. L, R. Pautet

Y U N N A N F IT

Adriance Francaise CONSULATES

Secretary—Ch. Chevet BRiTiSH -Cable Ad: Britain

Hon. Treasurer—Ph. Simon Consul-General for Yunnan a,nd Kwei-

chow—H. F. Hansley-Derry,

Vice-Consul—R. F. Daffern c.b.e.

Banque de l’Indo-Chine

J. Munie, manager

Q. P- Lacam, accountant French—Yunnanfu

Consul, and

du :Mengtsz

British-American Tocacco Company AffairesDelegue

Etrangeres, Ministere

au Yunnan—des

(China). Ltd. Daniel Levi

Vice-Consul, Ohancelier a Yunnanfu

Kung Hsiang, in charge : —Gandon

Commercial Press, Ltd. (Yiinnan Hon. Vice-Consul a Mengtsz—Dr.

Branch) Pautet de Chancellefie a Yunnanfu

Commis

Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des —Pham Nhut Tan

Petroles Attache

Medecin Militaire—Lieut.-CoL

Chef Chevet

de I’Hopital Consulaire

R.P. Maziere

L. Dot, manager de Yunnanfu—Dr. G. Mouillac

Medecin-Chef de I’Hopital

de Mengtsz—Dr. Pautet Consulaire

Compagnie Optorg, Import and Ex- DirecteurdesEcolesFranoo-Annamites

. port Merchants a Yunnanfu—Marcadet

YUNNANFU 949"

United States Young Men’s Christian Associa-

Vice-Consul—Charles S. Heed tion

2nd Clerk—Louise

Interpreter—J. M. Kartes.'/ {, {, ) /:

N. Hwang H. D. Arnold, b.a., secretary

Customs, Chinese Maritime V.Mrs.D.R.Parker,

D. Arnold

b a., secretary

Commissioner—F. de P. M. P. Marti Mrs. V. D. Parker

(at Mengtsz)

Assistants,

Chong-waC.andJ. C-SihD.—L.

Polo 'B{tsto,.Fok Poinsard & Veyret (Spciete AnonymeP

Examiners—H. Owen, PL (p Ay don Hardware and Provision Merchants

and A. T./Pp.%vell , •Socony-Vacuum Corporation '

French Chamber of Commerce H; C. Page, representative

President—J.

Vice-do. —M. P.BaffinMunie

Gerin, Drevard & Co., Hitdware, Subira FrLres, Import arid Export—

CableandAd:Bentley’s

Subira; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Machinery and Piece Goods edn.,

® # 1» Ri & Yunnan District Inspectorate of

Man Jcwok 'tse chu u'mj Salt Revenue

International Savings : SOOiteTY — Dist. Inspr.—Kuo Shao Tsung

Paris Office: 85,- Hue St. Lazare. Co-District

Chief Inspector—A.

Secretary—Polo .Padovani

S. Lind

Head Office: 7, Avenue

Shanghai. Cable Ad: Intersavin Edward VII. Chief Accountant—Wang Tih Hsuen

J. Subira Beiching Sub-district

Assist. District Inspector—Chao Wu

Lloyd, C. Fv, Importer and Exporter Hsien

—Cable Ad: Lloyd; Codes : APB1. Cl ; Mohei Co-Assist. District-Inspector—G. Sax

Sub-district

5th and • 6th, : Bentley^, ' Lreber’s Assistant District^ Inspector— Wang

Kendall’s, and Private Lu Feng ' Inspector—R.Daniel

MISSIONS ' : Co-Assist.District

British & Foreign Bible Society Yunnan Postal District — Head

(Yunnanacting

J. O. Fraser, Sub-Agency)

sub-agent Office: ' Yunnanfu; Cable Ad:

Postos

Catholique, Vicariat Apostolique de Postal Commr.—R. M. Caudron

Yunnanfu Dist. Accountant—B. Serebriakoff

Yicaire Apostolique—Mgr. C. M. F. , Accountancy—Ching

Inland Control—Wu Tsu Jung

Tat-chi

de G orostarzu, e veq ued’ Ailaenl 907 Secretary—Wang Mu Chiao

Provicaire—F. Ducloux

Procureur—J. M. Savin Yunnanfu Club (GerCle de Yunnanfu)

Church Missionary Society President—G.

Secretary^)!. Bocher

Bouchet,

R.A. F.Watson,

Lankester and

M.D., p.h. wife

Mary L. Watson, m.b., b.s. Yunnanfu Wireless StaItion

Miss Bull, Miss Hudd, Miss Tindall I M. Mutter, ingenieur

HOKOW

Hokow was opened to foreign trade by the Supplementary Convention between

China and France of 20th June, 1895. By the terms of the agreement France was to

establish a Vice-Consulate and China a Customs House at Hokow, these stipulations

being carried out in August, 1896, and July, 1897, respectively. The Vice-Consulate is

subordinate

of the Mengtszto Commissioner,

the Mengtsz Consulate and theof Hokow

and the value the tradeCustoms

is not are under thestated

separately controlin

the Mengtsz Customs returns.

Hokow is picturesquely situated on the left bank of the Bed Biver at its confluence

with the Nanhsi Biver—commonly called the Namti—and lies immediately opposite

of about an4,000,

Laokay, important garrisonin town

mostly living bambooin houses

Tonkin.andThethatched

native town

huts; has

somea good

population

semi-

foreign style buildings have, however, been built during the last few years. An iron

railway bridge across the Nanhsi Biver was completed in 1902, and connects Hokow

and Laokay. Hokow is about 420 li by land from Mengtsz,

after a train journey of about 8i hours through magnificent country. which can be reached

The climate

In summer, whenisitvery

doesunhealthy

not rain itand

is hotnewandresidents

trying, soon feel rain

whereas its undermining

is accompaniedeffects.

by

aas damp,

the sun reappears. The main climatic feature, by no means a pleasant one,soonis

uncomfortable atmosphere which becomes even more disagreeable as

avegetation

thin, fever-carrying drizzle, which falls in winter and spring.

is kept moist, and a light and extremely dangerous mist overhangs The thick, tropical

everything. Malariatoisrecover

Foreignersforeigners

manage rampant and claimslarge numerous victims amongst the natives.

summer, go to Chapa,bya taking

summer resortquantities

in Tonkinof (Altitude:

quinine. During the

about 1,700

metres; distance from Laokay: 37 kilometres). Since the bridge over the Bed Bivei

has been finished,

2 companies (Veyrenea regular motorSchneider

et Cie. and service etis Cie.)

working between

maintain Chapa and Laokay :

this service.

No Vice-Consul is actually stationed in Hokow. An “Agent Consulaire” only

is maintained for the visas of passpoi-ts of French citizens going to China.

DIllECTOKY

li ^ P M Bo hoto fen lew an Chief Examiner—H. Owen

■Chinese Maritime Customs (Branch | Assist. Examiner—A. G. Aydon

Office of Mengtsz Customs) ! French Consulate

Assist.-in-charge—V. Pechatkin | Agent Consulaire—Monsieur Long

TENGrYUEH (MOMEIN)

M ^ Ten9 yueh

The trade mart Tengyueh—situated near the. south-western frontier of Yunnan, in.

lat. 24 deg. 45 min. N., and long. 98 dpg. 30 min. E.—-was opened to foreign trade under

the

and Burmah Agreement of 1897:Customs-house

modifying the Convention openedbyofonthe

1894 relative to Burmahit

is a Thibet, and the

walled town builtChinese

in a rice valley andwaswatered theTieh

8th May,

Shui 1902.

river, a

small tributary of the Tai Ping which flows into the Irrawaddy a few miles above

Bhamo, which has been the principal emporium of Chinese

many years past. The distance from Tengyueh to Bhamo by road is some 140 miles, andtrade in Upper Burmah for

little more than half that distance a,s the crow: flies. There a,re two recognised trade

routes known as the “old” and “new” roads —the former via ISampoung and Man-

wyne (where

“new” road endsMargary was murdered),

some three miles abovearid the latterandviathence

Man-hsien, Knlikhatheand Man-hsieri.

journey to Tengyueh The

is made over the “old” tracks. Pack animals and porters constitute the only form of

transport, andduring

the timetheoccupied on the trip is usuallyabout eight days. Pack animals

atseldom travel

a standstill, which meansrains that,

(June to September),

contrary when through

to expectations, the traffic is practically

construction of the

“ new ” road, which is passable all the year round, has not resulted in any increase of

summer trade, the cessation of business during this period being due more to unfavour-

able climatic100conditions

the border miles south thanof toTengyueh,

the inferior communications.

is now joined up with Lashio Namkham, a townroad

by motor on

and will be connected with Bhamo later. On the

Namkham and Tengyueh Kulikha routes, the Sawbwas (hereditary Chiefs) are Chinese side, upon both Tengyueh-

constructing local roads and importing motor cars. Projects are on foot to connect

Tengyueh

the heavy with Bhamo

freights nowbypaidmotoronroad,

goods.which Fromwould effect antoeconomy

Tengyueh , Yunnanfu of twothethirds

road ofis

divided into 24 stages for caravans and sixteen to twenty for postal couriers. It

crosses

besides abeingsuccession of mountain

intersected rangesrivers^

by numerous varyingincluding

from 4,000 to 10,000thefeetSalween

the Sweili, in height,

and

the Mekong, which would appear to render any railway project

toocostly to be commercially practicable. Beferring to the question of railway construc- too speculative and

tion, the Commissioner of Customs in the course of

remarked:—“Should the visionary project of connecting Yunnan and Burma with aan interesting report for 1906

trunk railway be ever seriously considered, an initial difliculty will be the selection of

a suitable route. Two have been suggested—the so-called Bhamo route via Tengyueh;

and

whichtheis the

valleybetter,

of thebutSalween

the latterroute

perhaps via Kunlun

allows ofFerry. Opinions and

easier gradients are is,divided as to

for various

reasons, the more preferable. Both, however, are difficult, and it must be admitted

that neither is really suitable for railway construction. Considering the almost insur-

mountablethe

involved, physical difficulties presented and the colossal expenditure which would be

questioned.” practicability, viewed commercially, of such a scheme may wrnll be

Owing

ier than to itsofelevation

in any the valleys(5,400

in thefeet)vicinity,

the climate

whichofareTengyueh

renderedis excessively

temperate and health-

unhealthy

itself during the rains, when mosquitoes are plentiful and when the general healthtownof

by malignant forms of malarial fever. Malaria is, however, very prevalent in the

the

fromplace

Juneistopoor. The average

September, when theyearlyincessant

rainfall dampness

is about 65isinches,

somewhat most trying.

of which falls

Trade in 1931.

The isolation

toof the

prevent of Tengyueh, and the ofprimitive naturesatisfactory.

of communications tend

construction of a motor road to Bhamo this

the progress and develogment district

has recently been much to the The fore,

question

and

in 1931 the provincial authorities announced their intention of constructing motor

roads from Y unnanfu to Kunlun Ferry, to Tengyueh and on towards Bhamo, and to-

Lichiangfu

been constructedin the north.

in someMotorof theroads

Chinese to theShanextent of some

States, and 70Mangshih,

miles havesomealready

four

TENGYUEH (MOMEIN)

other points in Burma, a prospectwill

days’ march south of Tengyueh, thatshortly

is,slowlybebringing

in communication

hom£ to thewithinhabitants

Bhamo andof

Tengyueh

Bungling, in its vicinity. The commissioner of,customs writes in July 1932town

the probability of the locar centre' of trade passing to that that. or to

There is little hope for an expansion

■old fashioned methods of transport are superseded. of trade in this province until the present

Little practical progress during the past year in the matter

of communications between this province and Burma can be recorded. Though the of the improvement

question of the construction of a motor road has been very fully investigated, such a

project is likely to be delayed indefinately owing to the large initial outlay required.

roadThere is as yetbynocertain

constructed evidence

of theof any

Shancommercial

Sawbwas. motor traffic on the short lengths of

The removal of the expert duties

revive the former importance of that industry. on silk this spring (1932) should do something to

The net value of the trade during 1931, as taken cognizance of by the Maritime

Customs, was Hk. Tls. 2,962,629, as compared with Hk. Tls. 3,854,411, in 1930 Hk. Tls

4,090,803 in 1929, and Hk. Tls. 3,852,694 in 1928

DIRECTORY

•Chinese Maritime Customs

Assistant - in - charge — R. M. P. MISSIONS

Bairnsfather American Ladies’ Mission

Assistant—J. F. Maclennan

Chief Examiner—P. A. Davidson

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Consul—H. Prideaux-Brune

SZBMAO

^ ® Sz-mdu

Szemao, opened to the Tonkin frontier trade by the Gerard Convention of

1895 and to British trade by the Burmah Convention of 1896, is situated in

the south-western part of the Province of Yunnan in latitude 22 deg. 47 min.

29 sec. N. and longitude 100 deg. 46 min. E. It is a sub-prefectual walled

town built on gently rising ground overlooking a well-cultivated plain. The

elevation is 4,700 feet above the sea-level, and the population is estimated

to be about 10,000. The climate is moderate, the temperature rarely exceeding

80 degrees (Fahr.) during the summer, and seldom falling below 40 degrees in

the winter months. The place is distant from both Yunnan-fu (the capital

of the province) and Mengtsz 18 days, from theT French Laos frontier 6 days,

and from British territory about 12 days. It w as opened in the early part of

1897, and so far has not fulfilled the expectation of its potential importance

as a trading centre.

The prevalence of malarial fever is responsible for the steady

decline of this port, the population of which has been reduced, since

the days of its greatest prosperity, in 1880, from a figure estimated at 80,000

persons to some 40,000 ten years ago and to 10,000 at the present time. The

value of the trans-frontier trade of Szemao in 1931 was Hk. Tls. 282,879 as

compared with Hk. Tls. 126,658 in 1930, Hk. Tls. 129,158 in 1929 and Hk.

Tls. 172,136 in 1928. The smallness of the trade statistics has been

attributed . partly to the fact that, owing to the various routes

in the neighbourhood of the port, effective supervision is difficult

of attainment, and partly to the decline of the cotton trade —

the staple import article at this port—experienced during the past

decade. In order to introduce a more effective control of the trans-frontier

trade the Szemao .Customs opened, towards the end of 1930, a sub-station

at Tado and also two collectorates at Meng-lung and Meng-lien on the south

and western frontiers. It must be remembered, also, that the above figures

only represent the value of that portion of the Szemao trade coming under

the cognisance of the Szemao Customs, that is to say, goods which are im-

ported or exported across the frontiers of Burma and Tonkin and which

alone are classed as “foreign tra.de” of this port.

Thei increase

opening of three newshownsub-stations

in, the Value tables forTalo,

at Menglien, 1931and is entirely

Menglengdueto toextendthe

Customs control over the western and southern roads. Had it not been for

the establishment of these new stations, the Szemao returns would actually

have registered a heavy decline in trade. Work was commenced on a motor

road to connect Sdemao with Yunnanfu in the north and Kwangtung in the

south.' The road will be 1,800 U in length.

In theofcountry

quantities tea are toproduced,

the southandof Szemao, knownportion

only a small as the Chinese

is exportedShanabroad

States,direct

large

from Szemao across the Tonkin frontier. The rest, estimated at about 30,000 piculs

per annum,

trolled is sent to different parts of China,traders

and this “ atinland tradethe” trade

is notbeing

con-

entirelybyin the

the Szemao

hands ofCustoms. No foreign

local merchants, who have noreside agenciesSzemao.

in either Tonkin or

Burmah. Considerable ethnological interest centres in the neighbourhood of Szemao,

Writing onof this

missioner subjectremarked:

Customs in the course

“ It isof ofhismuch

Tradeinterest

Beporttofornotice

1905 thethevarious

Com-

aboriginal races in this part of Yunnan, living side by side with, and yet

*954 SZEMAO

differentiated

traditions from, the Chinese, and possessing distinct customs, characteristics, and

and in the oflow-lying

their own. plainsInthetheShans,

surrounding

knownmountains

to the Chinese we findasthe Lolointerspersed

Pa-i; and Lohei,

with these is the vassal tribe of the Akas. In the vicinity of the Chinese towns little

settlements

FromisTalang ofnorth

the toMahe and PutuJand whoeastwards

are offshopts ofofthetheWoni, are toasbefarmetas with.

hao, the home of theYiian-chiang

Woni race, who are a swarthy southpeople Red River

sub-divided Man-

into several

tribes. Near Talang live a few Miw. chia' people who have migrated from Ta-li and

Yuan chiang, the there

and headquarters of this large branch of theproper,

Shan race. At Shih-ping

to beYuan-chiang

found in the mountains are several

to thetribes

east ofofSzemao—a

Pa-i, or Shans remarkableand racesome

whichYao,

is toalso, are

be met

with in scattered hamlets in mountainous districts as far eastwards as Kwangsi. The

Kawas inhabit the prefecture of CMmpiep-t’ing, to the westward of Szemao, and

concerning

tion, their mode of life but little

worldyetatportion

islarge,

known. The relentless march

on theofofaboriginal

civilisa-

races however

of mankindbeneficial

; and thetosouth-westerri

the ofis this

bearing hardly

ancient province Yunnan

provides one of the few remaining territories where they are still permitted a local

habitation and a name.” There is a large: and interesting field for mission work, the

soil being

this cornerstillof practically

China arevirgin.slowly Itundergoing

is noticeablea that the various

process of socialtribes

andinhabiting

economic

evolution under the influence of Chinese settlers and travellers with whom they

-come in contact, but the process of assimilation is very slow, and the

as all the other aborigines, still continue, like birds of a feather, to flock together. Shans, as well

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HONGKONG

^ ^ Hewg-hong

The Island of Hongkong (which gives its name to the British 'Colony in

South China) is situated off the coast of the Kwangtung province, near the

mouth of the Canton river. It is distant about 40 miles from Macao and 90

from Canton, and lies between 22 deg. 9 min. and 22 deg. 17 min. N. lat. and

114 deg. 5 min. and 114 deg. 18 min. E. long. The Chinese characters repre-

senting the name of the island (Heung Kong) may be read as signifying either

Good Harbour or Fragrant Streams. By Convent'ons dated, respectively,

1860 and 1898, further territory was ceded by China, consisting of upwards

of 280 square miles on the opposite mainland together with the islands of

ILantao, Lamma, Cheungchow and others. The last concession is by way of a

lease for ninety-nine years.

History and Government

Before the British ensign was hoisted on Possession Point in the City of

Victoria in the year 1840 the island can hardly be said to have had any history,

and what little attaches to it is very obscure. (Scantily peopled by fishermen

and agriculturists, it was never the scene of stirring events, and was little

affected by dynastic or political changes. It is alleged, however, that after the

fall of the Ming dynasty in 1628, some of the Emperor’s followers found shel-

ter in the forests of Hongkong from the fury of the Manchus. The peninsula

of British Kowloon has more claim to association with Chinese history. In

the year a.d. 1:287 it is recorded that the last Emperor of the Sung dynasty,

when flying from Kublai Khan, the Mongol conqueror, took refuge in a cave

in Kowloon, and an inscription on the rock above is said to record the fact.

The inscription consists of the characters Sung Wong Toi, meaning the Sung

Emperor’s Pavilion. On the cession of the territory to Great Britain the

natives petitioned the Hongkong Government that the rock might not be blasted

or otherwise injured, on. account of the tradition connecting it with the Im-

perial personage above mentioned. In 1898, during the administration of

Major-General Wilsone Black, a resolution was passed by the Legislative

Council preserving the land on which the rock stands for the benefit of the

public in perpetuity.

Hongkong is a ‘Crown Colony and was ceded to Great Britain by the

Chinese Government in 1841. In the troubles which preceded the first war

with China the necessity of having some place on the coast whence British

trade might be protected and controlled, and where officials and merchants

might be free from the insulting and humiliating requirements of the Chinese

Authorities, became painfully evident. As early as 1834 Lord Napier, smart-

ing under his insolent treatment by the Viceroy at Canton, urged the Home

Government to send a force Horn India to support the dignity of his com-

mission. “A little armament,” he Wrote, (‘should enter the China seas with

the first of the south-west monsoon, arid on arriving should take possession of

the island of Hongkong, in the eastern entrance of the Canton river, which

is admirably adapted for every purpose.” Two years later Sir George Robin-

son, endorsing the opinion of Lord- Napier that nothing but force could better

the British position in China, advised “the occupation of one of the islands

in this neighbourhood, so singularly adapted by nature in every respect for

commercial purposes.” In the early part of 1839 affairs approached a crisis,

and on the 22nd March, Captain Elliot, the Chief Superintendent of Trade, re-

quired that all the ships of Her Majesty’s subjects at the outer anchorages of

Canton should proceed forthwith to Hongkong, and, hoisting their national

colours, be prepared to resist every act of aggression on the part of the Chinese

HONGKONG

the cessipn .of',. the Poirtugyese rights at Macu^Pi flit fQr,,;the effejptfitl defeBee. of

the place, and its appropriation'to British uses by means of a snbsfidiary Con-

vention.” Happily for the ; permanent; interests i of British trade in China

this suggestion came to nothing,, and. Greaf Britain found a'much superior

lodgment at Hongkong. . : i ,•

The unfortunate death ,pf a Chinese during a. riot at ^pughong be-

tween British and Araericah- sparnenj'hnd, ngfives- precipifateci events^ and, in

view of the measures taken by the Chinese in reference to Macao,‘ Captain

Elliot felt that he) ought no Ipnger to ’oomprpi3|ise the safety,of that settlement

by remaining there. He accordingly left for Hongkong on th<;’ 24th. August,

1839, Mrs. Elliot and her child having previously embarked' It was hoped

that his own departure, with the’officer^ of his bsthblishment, might satisfy

the Chinese, nut it soon becamdlevident that they intended t6 expel all the

English from Macao. Iti was accorflingOji determined that they should leave,

and on the '2.5th August the' exodus took, place. The whole' of bthe British

community (with the exceptiin of a few sick left behind in'hospital) em-

barked, and under the convoy b.f H.M.Sv'Fofage arrived safely at'Hongkong.

At that time there was, of course, no town, and the.community, had to reside

on hoard ship. The1 next measure of thePChinese was to st6p supplies of food;

the water also' was reported

warning Chinese against drinking to be poisoned;

it. This a.placard being put -up

led-to a miniature navalon battle-

shore

in Kowloon Bay. On the -1th September Captain- Elliot, in thg cutter Lomse,

accompanied by the Pearl, a small armed vessel, and the pinnace of the

Volage, went to Kowloon, where- there were three large men+oBwar junks

whose presence prevented the regular supplies of food A written remon-

strance was sent off to the jUnk of the commanding 'mandarin. After six

hours of delay and irritating evasion a boat was ■ sent on shores to a distant

part of the bay with money to purchase supplies, which the party succeeded-

in doing, and they'were on the point of bringing their purchases' away when

some mandarin runners approached and obliged the natives’ to take back

-their provisions. The English returned with this intelligence, and Captain

Elliot, greatly provoked; opened fire on the three junks. It was answered

with spirit by the junks and a hattery on sfiore. After a fire of almost half-

,an-hour the English force hauled off, from \he failure of. ammunition, for

anticipating no serious results they had not come prepared for them. It was

evident, however, Captain Elliot says in hip account of the engagement, that

the junks had suffered considerably, and aftep a delay of about three-quarters

of an hour, they -weighed anchor and made sail from under the protection of

the battery, with the obvious purpose of making their escape. By this time the

English had made cartridges, and they drove the junks back to their former

position. Evening was now closing in, and in. the morning it was decided,

for reasons of policy, not to renew the attack. A complete relaxation of the

interdict against the supply of provisions followed. Some little time after

this event an arrangement for the resumption of the trade was arrived at,

and there v/as a partial return to residence at Macao. The arrangement

was of but a few weeks’ duration, however, and on the 3rd .November a naval

•engagement took place off Chuenpee, when the Chinese retired in great dis-

tress. The British ships returned to Macao; arriving, on the evening of the

same day, and arrangements -were immediately made for the embarkation of

those of Her Majesty’s subjects there who thought it safest to retire, and

cn the evening of the 4th November they arrived at Hongkong.

JJONGKQNG 957

Captain Elliotrconsideirecfc the anchorage'-of Hongkong unsax©, as being

'"'exposed to attack-from, .several quarter^,” and already, on the 26th October,

His Excellency had reauiteicl the removal of the British , merchant shipping

to Tong-Eoo, which he deemed safer. The shipping feominunity did not share

this opinion, and on the same day that the1 notice appeared an address signed

by the masters of thirty-six vessels was presened'to Captain Elliot requesting

that they might be allowed to remain at Hongkong. On the 8th November

H. M’s. Plenipotentiary replied, adhering to his former decision. Thereupon

another remonstrance was addressed to him, signed by “twenty firms, the

agents for. Lloyd’s and for eleven insurance offices.’’ Captain Elliot, how-

ever, still, adhered to his decision, and a few days afterwards the removal

to Tong-lKoo took place.

In 1840 the expedition arrived, and Hongkong became the headquarters

of Her Majesty’s forces.

On the 20th January, 1841, H.M.’s Plenipotentiary issued a circular to

British subjects announcing the conclusion of preliminary arrangements be-

tween the. Imperial Commissioner, Ke-shen, and himself. One of the terms

was stated in the circular as follow’s: —

1.—The cession of the island and harbour of Hongkong to the British

Crown. All just charges and duties to the Empire upon the commerce carried

on there tb be paid as if the trade were conducted at Whampoa.” On the

26th January, the island was accordingly taken formal possession of in the

name of Her Majesty Queen Victoria. The treaty was subsequently repudiated

by both parties^ and it was not until the conclusion of the Nanking Treaty

in 1842 that the Chinese Government formally recognised the cession of the

island. In the meantime it was held by the British—who had come to stay

—and on +he Isi May, 1841, the Public Notice and iDeclaration regarding the

occupation of Hongkong was promulgated. On the 7th : May of the same

year, li841, the first number 6i the Horiffleong Gazette was published, printed

at the American Mission Press, Macao. This first number contained the

notification of the appointment (dated 30th April) of Captain William Caine,

of the 26th (Cameronian) Regiment of Infantry, as Chief Magistrate, the

warrant being under, the hand of Charles Elliot, Esquire, Her Majesty’s

Plenipotentiary, etc., etc., “charged with the Government of the' Island of

Hongkong.” Captain 'Elliot’s idea was that the island should ‘be. held on

similar terms to those on which Macao was1 at that time held by the Portu-

guese, and the. Chief Magistrate, instead of being charged to administer

British law, was authorised- and required “td exercise authdrity, according

to the laws, customs, and usages of China, as near as may be (every descrip-

tion of torture excepted), for the preservation of the peace and the protec-

tion of life and property, over all the native inhabitants in the said island

and the harbours thereof”; and over other persons according to British police

law. The first land sale’ took place on the 14th June, and building thereafter

proceeded rapidly, the populatldn of the new town at the end of the year

being estimated at 15,000. On the 6th February, 1842, Hongkong was form-

ally declared a free port by Sir Henry Pottinuer, who had succeeded Captain

Elliot as Plenipotentiary. Until the signing of the treaty, however, the

ultimate fate of the new settlement remained in doubt. Sir Robert Peel, when

asked1 in the House of Commons whether it was the intention of Her Majesty's

Government properly to colonise the place or give it up, declined to answer

what he deemed an unparliamentary question during a period of open war

with the country by whom the cession of the island was both made and re-

pudiated. The Treaty of Nanking, however, settled all doubts. On the 23rd

June, 1843, Ke ying, the Chinese Imperial Commissioner, arrived in Hong-

kong for the exchange of the ratifications of the treaty, and the ceremony took

place in the Council Room on the 26th of that month, and immediately after-

wards the Royal Charter, dated 5th April, 1843, erecting the island into a

separate Colony, was read, and Si: Henry Pottinger took the oaths of office

as Governor. At first progress was rapid. The Queen’s Road was laid out

958 HONGKONG

for a length of between three and four miles, and buildings rose rapidly.

But a check was received owing to the unhealthy conditions which were

developed

the arrivalbyof“ iSir

the breaking of .thewho‘ malarious

John Davis, assumed ’ the

soil,”government

and in 1944,in soon

June,after

the

advisability of abandoning the island altogether as a colony was seriously

discussed. Mr. Montgomery Martin, H.M.’s Treasurer, drew up a long re-

port, in which he earnestly recommended the abandonment of a place wmich,

he believed, would never be habitable for Europeans, instancing the case of

the 98th Regiment, which lost 257 men by death in twenty-one months, and

of the Royal Artillery, which in two years lost 51 out of a strength of 135,

and gave it as his opinion that it was a delusion to hope that Hongkong

could ever become a commercial emporium like Singapore. Sir John Davis,

in a despatch dated April, 1845, strongly combatted Mr. Martin’s pessimistic

conclusions and expressed a firm belief that time alone was required for the

development of the colony and for the correction of some of the evils which

hindered its early progress. Sir John (who died in November, Ii890, in his

ninety-sixth year) lived tc see his predictions most amply verified, and in

after years must have reflected with satisfaction on the fact that his views

had prevailed in iDowning Sreet. On the 26th May, 1846, the Hongkong Clul>

house, situated in Queen’s Road Central., at its junction with

Wyndham Street, was opened with a ball, and was occupied

by the Club for over fifty years, being vacated in July, 1897, when

the Club moved into new and more commodious premises on the New Praya.

Sir John Davis resigned in January, 1848, and left the colony on the 30tht

March of that year, Major-General Stavely administering the Government

until the arrival, a few weeks later, of Sir George (then Mr.) Bonham.

During iSir George Bonham’s administration, which lasted, with two inter-

vals, until April, 1854, the Colony continued to progress, but the garrison

and residents still suffered severely from malaria. On the 13th April, 1854,

Sir John Bowring took the oaths as Governor, and held the reins until May,

1859. Sir John Bowring was the last Governor who united that office with

China.of During

that MinisterhisPlenipotentiary

administrationand Superintendent

various public worksof were

Britishcarried

Tradeout,

in

and the Bowrington Canal was constructed. On October 1st, 1867, The Hong-

kong Daily Press made its appearance, being the first daily paper published

in the Far East. In September, 1850, Sir Hercules Robinson arrived and

assumed the administration. In 1860 the peninsula of Kowloon was placed

under British control, and soon afterwards became a great camp, the English

and French troops of the Allied Expeditionary Force being for some time

quartered there. The principal work effected during the government of Sir

Hercules Robinson was the construction of the original Praya wall, in con-

nection with which an extensive reclamation of land from the sea was made.

Prior to that time the marine lot-holders had the entire control of the sea

frontage of their lots, and nc public road, properly speaking, existed along

the water frontage. In 1362 a Clock Tower (demolished as a hindrance to-

traffic in 1913) was completed, and the Hongkong Mint wais erected, but owing

to the loss attending the working of this institution it was closed early in

1864, the plant being sold: to Japan and re-erected at Osaka. In March, 1865,

Sir Hercules Robinson left the Colony, and Mr. Mercer, Colonial Secretary,

became Acting Governor until the arrival, in March, 1866, of Sir Richard

Graves MadDonnell. In November, 1867, a great fire occurred, which swept

the whole district between the Queen’s Road and the Praya, from the Cross

Roads to the Harbour Master’s Office. During Sir Richard MacDonnell’s

vigorous administration the revenue of the Colony, which had fallen much

below the expenditure, was augmented by the imposition of the stamp duties

and other measures. One of His Excellency’s last official acts w-as to preside

at the opening, in February, 1872, of the Tung Wah (Chinese) Hospital. In

April, 1872, iSir Arthur Kennedy arrived and assumed the reins of Govern-

ment, which he held with such tact and dexterity that he acquired the title

of “Good Sir Arthur,” and a bronze statue of him was erected in the Publie

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Gardens. Under his administration the Colony prospered, Mt the year f8V4

was made memorable in • Colonial annals by one of the most destructive

typhoons which had down to that time visited it, causing enormous damage

and great loss of life. The peaceful reign of Sir Arthur Kennedy was fol-

lowed by the stormy administration of Sir John Pope Hennessy, who arrived

in April, 1877, and left in March, 1882. In this interval the trade of the

Colony increased greatly and Governor Hennessy 1 accumulated a large sur-

plus, but public works made little progress, the Breakwater at Causeway

Bay being the principal work completed during his administration, while

the Observatory was projected. On Christmas Day, 1878, a fire broke out in

the 'Central District of Victoria which destroyed 368 houses and entailed

enormous loss on the community. On Sir John’s departure Sir William (then

Mr.) Marsh, the Colonial Secretary, assumed the Government, and affairs

proceeded placidly until the arrival, in March, 1683, of Sir George Bowen.

His advent was the signal for great activity in the prosecution of public works,

amongst others being the Tytam Waterworks, the Victoria College, the (Luna-

tic Asylum, the Observatory, and the enlargement of) the Government Civil

Hospital. He was also the means of securing to the residents the privilege

of nominating two of the Unofficial members of the Legislative Council. Sir

George Bowen left Hongkong on the 19th iDecember, 1885, and another inter-

regnum followed. Mr. Marsh administered the Government until April, 1887,

when he retired from the service^ and Major-General Cameron assumed the

reins until the arrival of Governor Sir William G: Des Vceux in October

of the same year. The Colony steadily progressed, though naturally with

some fluctuations in its prosperity, until in 1889, when, writing to. the Secre-

tary of iState on its condition and prospects, Sir William Des Voeux was able

to remark, with obvious satisfaction:—“It may be doubted whether the evid-

ences of material and moral achievement, presented as it were in a focus,

make anywhere a more forcible appeal to eye and imagination, and whether

any other spot on the earth is thus more likely to excite, or much more

fully justifies, pride in the name of Englishman.” After that date a period

of deep depression, arising partly from the fluctuations of exchange, partly

from over-speculation, and partly from other causes, was experienced, and

continued for five years. Sir William iDes Voeux resigned the Government

on the 7th May, 1891, and, in the absence of the Colonial Secretary, Major-

General Digby Barker was sworn in as Acting Governor. Sir William

Bobinson was appointed Governor and arrived in the Colony on the 10th

December, 1891. A petition addressed to the House of Commons at this time

in favour of Constitutional Reform resulted, in 1894, in the addition of a

second Chinese member to the Legislative Council, in return for an increase

in the Official element by the inclusion of the General Officer Commanding

the Troops, and the introduction of two nominated Unofficial members into

the Executive 'Council. The year 1894 will be memorable^ also in the annals

of the Colony as the most disastrous year of the plague. The Colony was

declared infected on the 10th May, and the mortality rapidly increased until

at one time it reached more than a hundred a day. Energetic measures were

taken to cope with the disease, a system of house to. house visitation being

established by means of which all cases were promptly discovered and at once

removed to hospital or, where death had already taken place, buried, and

every house in the Chinese quarters was whitewashed and fumigated. Special

hospitals were erected and the medical staff was augmented by additions from

the Army and Navy and the Coast Ports. Amongst other measures taken

to combat the disease, a portion of the Taipingshan district, where the cases

were most numerous, was cleared of its inhabitants, for whom accommodation

was provided elsewhere, and the property in the condemned area was sub-

sequently resumed by the Crown, the intention being that it should be

reconstructed in accordance with sanitary requirements. The disease reached

its climax on the 7th of June, when. 107 deaths and 69 new cases were reported.

After that date its virulence decreased, and on the 3rd September the pro-

clamation declaring the Colony infected was withdrawn. The total number

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of deaths recorded was 2,547. In the meantime the trade of the Colony had

suffered severely. Large numbers of the natives fled, it being estimated that

the population was reduced at one time by no less than 80,000, and the usually

busy Queen’s Road appeared almost deserted. As the disease waned the

population returned, business was gradually resumed, and with the with-

drawal of the quarantine imposed at the other ports, vessels resumed their

regular calls at Hongkong. In 1896 the disease again made its appearance,,

but was much less virulent than in 1894, and in 1898 there was another

visitation. In every succeeding year there was a recurrence of the epidemic

notwithstanding the expenditure of millions of dollars and the prosecution

of a vigorous policy of sanitation carried out on the advice of special com-

missioners

to advise on(Mr.the Osbert Chadwick

best means and Dr. the

of improving Simpson)

health sent

of theoutcityfrom England

of Victoria.

The annual returns since the year 1899 have been as follows: 1899, 1,486

cases; 1900, 1,087; 1901, 1,651: 1902, 572; 1903, 1,415; 1904, 472; 1905,

304; 1906, 892'; 1907, 240; 1908, 1,037; 1909, 124; 1910, 23; 1911,

261; 1912, 1,847.; 1913, 406: 1914, 2,141; .1915, 144; 1916, 39; 1917,

38; 1918, 266; 1919, 464; 1920, 138; 1921, 150; 1922, 1,181; 1923,

148; from 1924 to 1929 there were no cases reported. An outbreak of cerebro

spinal meningitis occurred early in 1918, 1,232 cases being recorded. In con-

sequence of the popular alarm that was felt, the Rockefeller Institute of New

York was asked to send an expert in the disease to advise on the best methods

of prevention and treatment. iDr. Olitsky, Lieutenant, U.S.A. Army, arrived

in the Colony on May 5th and he strongly condemned 'the congestion pre-

vailing in the western part of Victoria. On his advice the systematic manu-

facture of anti-meningococcic' serum was undertaken.

Sir William Robinson left Hongkong on the 1st February, 1898, and until

the arrival of Sir Henry Blake on 25th November. 1898, the Government was

administered by Major-General Wilsone Black. In 1900, on the despatch of

the China Expeditionary ;Force from India, Hongkong became the base from

which troops and supplies were sent forward. Prior to the arrival of these

troops, a force drawn front the Garrison was: despatched to the front, and

the Hongkong Regiment were retained for service in North China during the

whole of the campaign, only returning id the'“Colony in December, 1901. In

October, 1902, the Hongkong. Regiment were paraded for the last time in the

Oolony, handed over their colours to be placed in St. John’s Cathedral, and

embarked a few days l iter for India, Where they were disbanded. Sir Henry

Blake departed on leave for England at the close of 1901, and during his

absence (until September, 1902) Major-General' Sir William 'Gascoigne ad-

ministered the Government. Owing to g very short rainfall in 1901, dnd a

prolonged drought lasting'untiTMay, 1902, ra - seribus water famine occurred,

reducing the inhabitants to great straits, and forcibly bringing home to the

Administration ' the urgent need fbr increased Water stbrage: Large,1 reser-

voirs have since been built'bn'LhCyi-sland and a 1 hig schehie for securing water

from the Shing M in Valley On the- mainland first mooted in, 1922 has now

been 'begun.

In November, 1903, Sir Henry Blake left the Colony oh appointment. to

the Governorship of Ceylon, and the Hon.. Mr. F. H. May, e m.g. (l&ier Sir

Henry May, g.c.m.o.), was appointed Administfatoi pending the arrival of Sir

Matthew Nathan, k c.)hG.. who , reached the Cp.lqny on the 29th July, 1904.

Sir Matthew’s ’'r6gim£ wits distinguished by the .commencement; of the long-

projected railway from Kowloon to Canton. :The British section, from Kow-

loon to the frontier, a distance of 22 miles,'was'ipencd on October'1st, 1910,

by Sir Henry May. who was then administering the Government in the

•absence on leave1 of H E. iSir Frederick Lu^ard. The Chinese ‘ section, 89-

miles in length, was' cdmfJietCd at the end 'of 'September, 1911, When1 through

railway communication was1 established. The year 1906' will1 be rem&mbered

in the history of the ‘Colony by the typhoon which, struck the 'Colony on

September 18th with terrific force .and with such disastrous■ results, as to

give it rank as the yyprst typhoion that the Qplony ha,d ever experienced- The-

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Observatory was able to give but very short notice of its approach. The

typhoon lasted only two hours, and it was roughly estimated that in that

short space of time 10,000 persons lost their lives in the vicinity of the

Colony, while the damage done to shipping and property ashore ran into

many millions of dollars. A list, admittedly incomplete, compiled by the

Harbour Authorities, showed sunk or damaged 67 large vessels, 652 junks,

54 lighters, and' 70 launches. No account is taken in this list of the hundreds

of sampans which were sunk of battered to pieces against the sea walls. The

Rt. Rev. J. O. Hoare, n.n,, the Bishop of Victoria, was among those who

lost their lives by this ca I amity. The Colony was visited by another typhoon

of greater force on the night of July 27-28, 1908, but the Observatory gave

timely warning of the approach, and shipping consequently did not suffer

so badly as in the 1906 typhoon, but much more extensive damage was done

to property ashore. The most serious shipping casualty was the foundering

of the Yingking with a loss of some 424 lives. Arising out of these catastro-

phes there was an agitation for the provision of more adequate protection for

small shipping than was afforded by the typhoon shelter at Causeway Bay,

and, as a consequence, a new refuge was constructed at Mongkoktsui. This

was completed in 1915. The worst typhoon since 1908 was that which struck

the Colony on August 18th, 1923, when the wind attained the record velocity

of 130 miles an hour. Considerable damage was done to shipping and to

property on shore, especially at the Peak, but the loss of life was, fortunately,

small. But for the fact that the typhoon was travelling very rapidly the

results must have been much more serious In the Spring of 1918 some 600

lives were lost in a fire which occurred during the race meeting at Happy

Valley. The matsheds accommodating thousands of Chinese spectators col-

lapsed and flames spread so rapidly that the people were burned to death

before the eyes of their friends, who were powerless to render assistance.

Sir Matthew Nathan left the Colony in April, 1907, on promotion to the

Governorship of Natal. His successor, Brigadier-General Sir Frederick

Lugard, k.c.m.g., arrived on July 23th, 1907, the Hon. Mr. (later Sir) F. H.

May having again administered the Government in the interval. Falling

revenue, while costly public works were in progress, obliged the Government

in 1909 to break away from the free-trade traditions of the port to the extent

of imposing import duties on intoxicating liquors. These duties were increased

during the war and at the same time duties were imposed on tobaeco. (Sir

Frederick Lugard’s chief monument in the 'Colony may be said to be the

University. Mr. H N. Mody generously offered to provide buildings at an

estimated cost of $230,000, and Sir Frederick 'Lugard worked indefatigably to

secure an endowment fund of a million and a quarter dollars. When this

fund was in sight, in 1909, building operations were commenced on a site

in Bonham Road. Sir Frederick Lugard had the felicity of seeing the build-

ing opened in March, 1912, just before he left on promotion to become Governor

of Nigeria. Mr. Mody received a knighthood in recognition of his benefac-

tions to the Colony.

Sir Henry May, k.c.m.g., was appointed to the Governorship of the

Colony, and upon his arrival, on July 4th, a Chinese attempted his assassina-

tion almost as soon as he had landed, but happily the attempt was frustrated.

During his regime there was extensive road development on the Island and

in the New Territory, the Tytam-Tuk reservoir was completed, thei Helena

May Institute in Garden Road was erected, and the funds were collected

for the provision of a building for the Y.M.C.A. (European

branch). He retired in the early part of 1919 owing to ill-health

while on a vacation m British Columbia, and died on February 6th, 1922, at

Olare, Suffolk. In recognition of his 38 years’ service to the Colony, a life-

size statue in bronze, showing him seated in a chair wearing his uniform and

decorations, was erected by public subscription in Statue Square, facing the

Harbour, and was unveiled by his successor, Sir R. E. iStubbs on May 3rd.

1923. Sir Reginald Stubbs arrived when finances were in a satisfactory con-

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dition and he was tjhe first to propose thfe raising of local loans for public

works.' This idea however fbund littie favour* during his. period of office

and was never put into force. His government was marked by the progress,

made, in texploHhg proj)osdls‘ for the transfer of military lands, in, port and

harbour developnient, Water, supply seheiiles, improved me^us of communica-

tion and fbwh planning. Sir R. E. Stubbs was succeeded as Governor >by Sir

Cecil Glcmenti, k.c.b., ini the autiimn of 1$25 when a strike) and boycotb were

in'progress.

It is too early yet to estimate the value of Sir Cecil dementi’s work as

Governor of Hongkong. It was not of the usual kind. It did not express

itself in roads, typhoon shelters and buildings, as did, that of Sir Reginald

Stubbs,

He hut histo memorial

succeeded is to, be atfound

the governorship, in the

a time whenhearts of the Chinese

the exchequer people.

was depleted

and the state of feeling between the English and Chinese was very, embittered.

It was his work to heal this breach and his function ter restore harmony, which

an interchange of friendly visits in, March 1928 between Sir , Cecil and Mar-

shall Li Tsai-hsin did much to accomplish. Two acts of his helped greatly

towajrds, the solutiop of this problem, the. appointment of a Chinese member

tp the Executive Council and of a third Chinese member: to the Legislative

Council. During his administration Sir Cecil adopted a policy of paying for

large public works ,by means of local loans, thus freeing current revenue for

necessary though smaller improyements. The establishment of a Language

iSchopl at Hongkong University will always; be : associated with his name, and

his ‘deep interest in and the support he gave to the University and learning

in general will long be remenibered.

The third decade of the century was rtiarked by immense development of

the Colony and'also by many striking public etfehts. As elsewhere, there has

bepn in Hong Kong a surprising increase in the facilities, fpy mubUc. enter-

tainment and recreation. In 1921 ffewer'than S0<) Jpotox vehicles werp .licensed :

in 1931 the number was well over .3,QOO., Rickshas and chairs are accordingly

reduced in number. MbVing picture theatres of modern type have also, in-

creased, and considerably extended hotel accommodation (including provision

for rtmsic and dancing) attracts riiany more people into the centres of popula-

tion than was formerly the case. Wireless developments have advanced the

science of meteorology and increased the valuable services of the Hong Kong

Observatory to'navigation; the public also has now the advantage of radio

brdadc’asting. In the pferiod tindpr review the Chipese' first, developed a keen

intefest in football and bathing.. Chinese. football teams ClQW frequently defeat

such practised exponents of the game as members of the garrison. New motor

roads have developed extensive ?building areas on which innumerable single

residences and streets of house's have been built. A motor road to the Peak

was the largest of these enterprises subsequent to the road round the Island

and the New Territories. Building development has occurred especially in

Kowloon where town-planning schemes have attracted a population shown by

the 1931 census to be more than double that of 1931. Numerous Services of

motor buses serve the transport needs of the population, leading to the con-

struction of the firstbyreinforced

has been accelerated pressure ofconcrete

arrivalsroads

frominChina

the Colony. Development

where disturbed con-

ditions..have prevailed practically throughout the decade. The Chinese realised

that the Colony afforded a safe refuge for person and property: they came

in such numbers as to cause a considerable advance in the cost of living and a

land boom from 1921 to 1924 (3^ million dollars worth of land was sold by the

Government on long lease in 1923 alone, and 95 millions in. four years). In

times of drought there have bnen acute water shortages, notably in 1909 when

wTater had to be imported by steamer and supplied to the public from, tanks on

the, water-front. Waterworks: extension, referred to elsewhere, •should make

shortages a thing of the - past. On the island the most notable achievement

was the completion of the Pray a East Reclamation Scheme, which doubles the

area ofof vast

city Wanchai, while progressed

dimensions in Kowloonyearthebyconstruction

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and used to level up insanitary depressions and extend the deep sea frontage.

Private enterprise has also added to the reclaimed area at North. Point, Hong

Kong. Another private reclamation was resumed by the' Government in 1927

for an Air Port (Kai Tak Aerodrome). A Flying Olhb was formed in 1929.

Most of the streets in the centre of Victoria, Hong Kong, have beeli practi-

cally rebuilt with office and shopping aecohimodation in reinforced con-

crete. The Chinese quarter to the west, however, still presents, even more

acutely, the housing problem stressed by Mr. Chadwick in 1882 when the den-

sity was said to be 400 to the acre: in 1930 it wa^ 917 ,to the ’acre in a con-

siderable area. The configuration of the island makes overcrowding practically

unavoidable: in the newly developed areas of Kowloon, however, width of roads

has been related to height of houses and the maintenance of a proper standard

of sanitation will not be so difficult. Opportunity has been taken, in con-

nection with the Praya East Reclamation, to improve conditions eastward.

There has been a great extension of manufacturing enterprise, particularly in

Kowloon, where upwards of 300 establishments, some of them capable of a

large output, are devoted to cotton sock and singlet and woollen knitted manu-

facture, weaving, canning, sauce making, lard refining, perfumery and soap

manufacture, the making of rubber-soled shoes, flashlight cases and batteries,

hats, hardware, etc., all these in addition to the enterprises of longer standing

which include shipbuilding and ship repairing, sugar refining, rope and

cement making, cigarette and cigar manufacture, ginger preserving, rattanware

industries, Vermillion factories, firecracker making, aerated water factories,

iron founding, saw mills, etc. This development of industry has led to a

beginning being made with factory legislation and to the appointment of a

factory inspector, though progress towards western standards will necessarily

be slow.

Those with knowledge of what was going on behind the scenes in 1921 were

not surprised when a strike of 'Chinese seamen broke out early in 1922 : Labour

unrest had been apparent all through the previous year, and, indeed, since the

European War. The strike paralysed shipping, nearly two hundred vessels

being held up in the harbour without crews, protected only by the European

floating staff and by helpers from shore. Violent and sometimes murderous

intimidatory methods were used by the strikers who also brought about

“sympathetic” strikes of coal and cargo coolies and tally clerks, culminating

in a general strike of practically all Chinese workers in the Colony who

withdrew to Canton and the interior of China, with the result that the com-

munity maintained essential services only by emergency organisation. A grim

incident was the holding up by the police and military of a march of 2,000

strikers to Canton, when some loss of life was incurred. Early in March the

strike was brought to an end by substantial concessions, urgency being given

by an impending visit of H.R.H. the Prince of Wales. Labour troubles con-

tinued throughout the year, but gradually the workers settled down on reali-

sation that leadership, by agitators had only involved them in loss and hard-

ship. Following this,; China, particularly in the South, turned to Russian

Bolshevism for a time for financial and advisory help, the fires of agitation

were consequently replenished and broke forth into flame again with the

Shanghai incident of May 30, 1925, when members of a mob attacking a police

station in search of arms were repulsed with loss of life. Agitators used this

fact to organise strikes in all foreign settlements in China, and Hong Kong

was soon included. An attack was. made on the Shameen, the foreign con-

cession at Canton, and repelled with casualties on both sides. The “Shameen

Incident” created the necessary atmosphere in Canton for conducting the

newly established “National” Government on Bolshevik lines. A boycott of

Shameen and Hong Kong followed and was maintained for more than a year,

principally against British firms, although workers came back long before then

in spite of efforts by pickets in Canton to. stop; them. This time the policy of

restraining attempts to leave the Colony,.was reversed; those who would not

work were deported. The boycott was mosf iuimical to the trade interests of

Hong Kong and Canton, perhaps e^peciujiy^.the latter city. Pickets insisted

that no ship which had touched at Hong Kong could be unloaded in .Canton,,.

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and this crippled business for many months, although merchants found devious

means of passing into consumption goods which were eagerly desired by the

generality of the people. The British Government granted a trade loan of

£3,000,000 to help merchants through this period of difficulty, but the whole

sum whs not required—about £1,000,000 was borrowed. After negotiations,

often abortive on aqcount of the inability of the new Government to control

agitators, a settlement was finally reached on the 10th October, 1926. Mean-

while civil war between the North and South of Ohina reached a crisis, cul-

minating in military successes achieved by the South (assisted by Russian ex-

perts.1) Hankow was occupied by the Nationalists early in September 1926,

and an intensive' anti-foreign, and particularly, anti-British, agitation fol-

lowed, the main object being to concentrate public attention on the foreigners

as the cause of China’s troubles and to divert public indignation from the

real cause—the military factions. Though the policyof . the British Govern-

ment; at this time, directed by iSir Austen Chamberlain, was that of “the con-

ciliatory gesture,” as manifested in the relinquishment of the Hankow Con-

cession—so violent was the disorder throughout the country that the moderate

policy had unwillingly to be accompanied by the despatch of the Shanghai

Defence Force of four brigades. In obedience to the counsels of the Labour

Party in Britain, Hong Kong was requested to find accommodation, if pos-

sible for .the whole of the Force, in order that its presence in Shanghai might

not inflame Chinese feeling. However, after investigation, it was reported

that not more than half: the force could be accommodated in the Colony and

a considerable section accordingly completed the journey to Shanghai. This

proved fortunate, for the soldiers were just in; the, tinie to prevent Shanghai

experiencing the looting and outrages which were the, fate pf Nanking a few

days after the fall of Shanghai (March 21, 1927). In Hong Kong troops were

accommodated in the Peninsula Hotel (then partly built) and in other build-

ings; also in a hutment .camp hastily constructed on iShamshuipo Reclamation.

Subsequently two European battalions were retained in the-Colony instead of one.

The unrest and lawlessness in China were reflected in the great number of

piracies which occurred in Chinese waters during the decade. These usually

took the form of risings against the ships’ officers by pirates who embarked

as passengers and made a surprise attack. Some of them presented unusual

and exciting features. The Sunday excursion steamer Sui An, returning

from Macao, was taken to Bias Bay on November 19, 1922. There were at

least 20 other piracies that year. The story of the Sunning -piracy (November

15, 1926) will long be remembered in the China i&eas. After a desperate fight

the ship was recaptured by her officers. In revenge the pirates set the vessel

on fire before leaving her. Eleven pirates were killed and several of the officers

wounded. On October 16, 1927, the s.s. Irene, was pirated by passengers and

sunk by Naval action against the pirates. In that year a Naval raid was

made on the pirates lair at Bias Bay, several houses being destroyed as punish-

ment for piracies. In October, 1928, the s.s. Anking was pirated between

Singapore and Amoy when the officers were wounded or killed. In September

1929 came the pirating of the Deli Maru, a novel feature being that the pirates

were led by a young and attractive woman. The next piracy to stir the public

mind was that of the Hai Chinq in December, 1929. The ship was set on

fire by the pirates in the course of a long fight with the officers, and the whole

bridge was burnt away. There were 14 killed''35 injured and over 60 persons

missing when the vessel was brought into Hong Kong.

It will be. sufficient to mention briefly sonje of the other principal events

of the decade. In 1921 the Hong Kong War Memorial Cross was unveiled,

and Captain (afterwards Admiral) E.R.G.R. Evans distinguished himself in

rescue work when the s.s. Hong Moh went ashore on the Lammocks. On April

6 and 7, 1922, H.R.H. the Prince of Wales visited the Colony on his way to

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Japan. An endowment of $500,000 fox Chairs of medicine and surgery at the

University by the Rockefeller Foundation was: announced at this time. In

1923 the Industrial Employment of Children Ordinance came into force, and

a Mui Tsai Abolition Bill was passed by the Legislative Council. The Ceno-

taph was unveiled on May 24. A very severe typhoon in August sank the

Loong Sang and H.M.S. Submarine Ll9 in the harbour, besides doing much

other damage. Negotiations (without result bn account of cost) were made

to effect removal of the military establishments to less valuable sites in the

Colony, their central situation interfering with the orderly development Q'f

1 the city. In 1924 the Tytam Gap-Shekko Road was completed. In 192.5 the

Hong Kong Government contributed £250,000 towards the cost of the Singa-

pore Base. A street called Po King Fong collapsed during heavy rains,

causing great loss of life. The new Queen’s Pier was completed. In 1926 a

great part of the Hong Kong Hotel was destroyed by fire. Sir Paul Chater,

C.M.G., “the father of the Colony,” died. The Pratas Wireless Station, striven

for during many years, was opened. The new Government Building on the'

water front in Hong Kong, King’s College and a hospital in Kowloon,-were

completed. In 1927 the Peterson Rapid Gravity Filters at Bowen Road were

brought into operation and the system was later extended to Kowloon. In

1988 the British Minister (Sir Miles (Lampson, K.C.M.G.), visited the Colony.

Chinese and Indian War Memorials were unveiled. An impressive Military

Tattoo was held in October and the Peninsula Hotel was opened in iDecember.

The excavation and filling, of the Kowloon Tong Estate was completed in that

year. In 1929 the King Edward Hotel was burnt out, with loss of life. This

was a year of grave water shortage and special measures to cope with it.

H.R.H. the Duke of Gloucester visited the Colony in April. The 90' acres of

Praya East Reclamation were completed. In this year it was proposed by the

Chinese Maritime Customs that, in order to stop the increasing smuggling

from Hong Kong into China which followed upon Tariff Autonomy and higher

import tariffs, the Chinese Customs be allowed to function in Hong Kong.

An agreement to this effect was discussed but came to''nothing because China

could not agree to grant Hong Kong a quid pro 'Wuo, in fespept of inland

water navigation privileges. In 1930 the telephone system' was converted to

the automatic mode of operation and the Pipe (Line across the ; Harbour was

completed. In the autumn of 1929 occurred the slump- in silver values which

continued without remission for the next two years and- was one ©f the con-

tributory factors to a world-wide trade depression, incidentally'involving- the

Colony (which has large commitments in sterling) in special problems and

largely increased taxation. Nevertheless, the review of the decade may be

completed on a hopeful note in the words used by Sir Cecil Clementi in the

course of a review of 80 years of the Colony’s progress which he- delivered

prior to the introduction of the Colonial Budget for 1928:—“The stability of

our financial position has been amply tested by the events of the ipatet thirty

years. At the beginning of that’period fhe Boxer' Ybar' came and went without

any check to the Colony’s progress. The Russo-Japanese War of 1904-5 did not

disturb local development in Hong Kbng. Even the Chinese' Revolution of

1911, followed by the Great War of 1914-18, and succeeded by disastrous years

of civil war in China, continuing to this day, has not impeded the advance

of this Colony, which finds itself stronger now than when the cataclysm began.

We have, therefore, every right to look into the future with perfect confidence.

This Colony is a marvellous exemplification, of the results which can be

achieved when Britons and Chinese collaborate in the development of a country.

iSueh collaboration has done wonders for the Far East in years gone by, and

I am quite sure that the future holds even better things in store.”

Sir Cecil Clementi was succeeded as Governor by iSir William Peel, k.b.b.,

K.C.M.G., in May, 1930.

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The fora)wing is a list oF those v^ho have administered the Government from the

date

1843 on'which

Sir Henry ■tthe IslandBart.,

'ottuigeiv, was erected

q.c.b. into a Colony:—

1890 Sir George. William Des Voeux, k.c.k.o.

1844 Sir John Francis Davis, Bart., k.c.b. 1891 Maj.-Gen. G. Dig by Barker, cib. (Adm.)

1848 Samuel George Bonham, c.b. 1891 Sir William Robinson, g.c.m.g,

1851 MajorTGeneral W. Jeryois (Lt.-G;overnor) 1898 1898 Maj.-Gen. Wilson,e Black, c.b. (Adminr.)

1851 Sir S.Bowring,

George Bonham, Bart,, k.c.b. 1902 .Sir Henry Arthur Blake, G.cjs.g.

1852 John

1853 Sir S. Gteorge ll.d. (Acting)

Bonham, Bart., k.c.b. 1902 Maj.-Gen.

1903 Sir HenryH.SirW.Gascoigne,

Francis Arthur

May, c.m.g.

k.c.M.G, (Adr.)

Blake,(Administrator)

g.c.m.g.

1854

1854 Sir 'John Bowring,

Lieut.-Colonel Wm.Kt., Kt., ll.d.

Cainell.d. 1904 Sir Matthew Nathan,

(Lt.-Governor) 1906-7 Hon.Mr. F.H.May,c.M.o.,Admr.(lmonth) k.c.m.g.

) 855 . Colonel

Sir JohnCaine

Bowring, 1907 Sir Matthew Nathan,

1859

1859 Sir Hercules

(Lieut.-Governor)

(jr, K- Kohinson, Kt. 1907 Brigadier-Gen.

1907 Hon. Mr. F. H. Sir D.k.c.m.g.

MayF.c.m.g. Lugard, k.c.m.g.

(Adminis.)

1862 Sir

1864 William Thomas

Hercules G: R.Mercer (Acting)

Robinson, Kt. 1909-

1865 Sir William Thomas Mercer 1910-

(Acting)Kt.,c.B. 1912 Hon. Mr. Claud S.eyer/i, (Administrator)

1866 Richard H.Graves MacDonnell, 1912 Sir

1870 Maj.-Gen.

1871 Sir Richard G.

W. Whitfield

MacDonnell,

(Lt.-Governor) 1913

k.c.m.g., Hoh.SirHenry

Mr. May, Severn

Claud k.c.m.g.(Administrator)

1872

1875 Sir Arthur

John E. Kennedy,

Gardiner Austin k.c.m.g., c.b. c.b. 1914-19

(Administrator) 1917- Henry May, k^c.m.g.

1876 Sir

1877 Sir Arthur.Pope

E. Kennedy, k.c.m.g..

k.c.m.g. c.b. 1919- 1918-

1882

1883 Win.John

Sir George

Hennessy,(Administrator)

Hy. Marsh,,c.m.g.

Eergitfeon Bowen, g.c.m.g.

1922 Hon.

1925 Sir CecilMr. Clen

Claudenti,Severn,

k.c.m.g.c.m.g. ( 4 dtnr.)

1885

1887 Wm. Hy.

Maj.-Gen. Marsh, c.m.g.

W.G.Cameron,c.b. (Administrator)

(Adminis.) 1927 Hon. Mr. W. T. Southern, threec.mg.

fork.c.m.g. (Admr.)

months.

1887 Sir George William Des Vceux, k.c.m g. 1928^30 Sir Cecil Clementi,

1890 Francis Fleming,- c.m.g. (Administrator) 1930 Sir William Peel, k.b.e., k.c.m.g.

The Government is administered by a Governor, aided by an Executive Council

ofGovernor,

six officials

andand is three

composed unofficials.

of the The Legislative

Officer Commanding Council is presidedtheoverColonial by the

Secretary, the Attorney-General, the Treasurer, the SecretarytheforTroops, Chinese Affairs, the

Director of Public ,Works, the Inspector-General of Police, the Director of Medical and

Sanitary

ed the Services

bythree Chamber the

ofareHarbour Master,

Commerce and eight

and another unofficial

byBritish

the Justices members, one ofThe

of the Peace. whom is elect-

remaining

six, of whom of Chinese race but

Government. Demands for a greater measure of popular representation were made nationality, are appointed by the

by

the British

both times residents to the Secretary

unsuccessfully. In 1922 ofa State for the Coloniespetition

numerously-signed in 1916onandtheagain in 1919,

subject was

presented to, the House of Commons.

1 Finances

The revenue for 1931 $©3,F46,?23 and the expenditure $311,100,774. On Janu-

ary 1st, 1932 the balance, at credit of the Colony’s surplus and deficit account

was $11,347,629.

The expenditure for 1932 was orginally estimated at $34,981,661, but in

September 1932 was, put at $32,687,500. The revenue was originally-estimated

at $33,991,510, and revised in September as $33,152,674. The estimated re-

venue for 1933 amounts to $34,002,575 and the expenditure to $35,199,247.

The rateable

4/59'pervalue of thethewhole Colony 1930/31 was $33,069,602,

value ofshowing an

shows anofincrease

increase ofcent,

76.87overper cent,previous

in the year.

past tenTheyears. rateable the Colony

was As from January

increased from 501st,cents 1927,tothe

$1 charge

per 1,000forgallons

water arid

supplied to shipping

for wharf and building by water boats

supplies

frofri

iriwere 75 cfents and

iricreasing to $1iniprAVirig/the

per I'OOO' gallppri.

wa^ /The Cblony-wasHaving

supplyMt felt expended

that these very largecharges

increased sums

fully justified. The rates for water for shipping

were far below those in force in most of the other Far Eastern Ports. The Shing Munpreviorisly charged irt Hongkong

Valley

Government supplypoint

is ,beyond reproach

out) will be onlyboth$1 inperquantity and quality

1,000 gallons and $2theandcharge

as against Rs. 5 (the

per

1,000 gallons in Singapore and Colombo respectively.

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Desoription

The island of Hongkong is about 11 miles long-and from 2 to 5 miles broad; its

circumference

few valleys of isany about 27 miles.

extent It consists

and scarcely of a broken

any ground ridgeforof cultivation.

available lofty hills, withThe

only valleys worthy of the name are those of Wong Nei Cheong, Tytam, and Little

Hongkong, all of which are remarkably beautiful and welLwopded* being in fact; thb

only parts where any considerable arborescent vegetation was formerly to be found.

The island is well watered by ^numerous streams, many of which are perennial, r The

city pf Victoria and subufbs are supplied with water froih the l^oKfolum, Tytam,

storageWong’ma'

and i Churig

capacity Reservoirs.

of sixty-six millionThe first-nanifed,

gallons, while thecbnstrhcted in '1866-^9,

Tytam reservoir, lias a

constructed,

in 1883t88, and extended in 1896, has an area of about 31 acres and a storage

capacity of . about three hundred and 84 million gallons.. From the Tytam reservoir

the water

length andisa conveyed

. conduit, into town hillside

along-the, by meanssome of a400tunnel a miletheandseaone-third

feet above level andin

enarly

'been four

formed,‘ milps in length, on which a finp road—called the Bowen Bpad—has

district, arid iswhich commands

a favourite the most

resort charming views

of pedestrians. of theparts

In many city and

the the easternis

conduit

carried dver the’hasravines,

above jWahchai, r and rocks by. ornamental

twenty-three'arches. The Worig-riaistone

Cheongbridges, one completed

reset;voir,, of which,

in 1899, has a capacity of 30 million' gallons. A bye-wash reservoir !of about 22

milliori gallofts'capacity,

I’eservoir, was completed insituated 1903, andimmediately bhlow the

a dam at Tytam Thk overflow bf the million

to impound-194 Tytaih

gallons was completed in 1909. A further extension of these waterworks was

completed in 1917 at a cost of abput $2,400,000, making provision for impounding an

additional 1,419 million gallons of water. This was expected to The4t 1 'the heeds of

the

was Colony

barely for anotherand

adequate fifteen years but

a project wasexperience

started toindamdry Seasons

the Shing shewed

Munthat riverit

and to tap practically the whole of the Eastern and Southern slopes of Tai

Mo Shan. This scheme was sanctioned by the Secretary of State in June,

1924, and the work slowly progressed. The newly developed catchment area

includes 8,500 acres, or 13 square miles. It was proposed originally to build

nine storage reservoirs, varying, in size from 55 million to 1,700 million gallons

and having-an aggregate capacity of -4,500 million gallons, of whihh 2,400

million gialldris, or rather more than the whole storage capacity iri the Island

of Hongkong, would be stored in gravity* and the remainder Would be in

pumping reservoir. The water will be conyeyed thrbugih the,,; Kowloon hills

by open conduit and two tuhriels, the’‘latter being .2 400 and 4,'350 feet in length,

respectively. It was intended that the water should be brought''db^n from the

Filtered Water Beservoir'by 24-inch trunk mains, which werd to be laid in

the bed'of the harbour frbrri Kowloon Point'arid discharge into/a “Service Re-

servoir, probably under the Public Gardens. The' scheme was somewhat modi-

fied but no very great difficulties were experienced. until the questidti arose

as to the best method of conveying the water acrosp the hdfbbUf. Early in

1929 ; Mr. Hendersdn, the assistant • director of Public Works, Went Hbme to

consult engineering authorities as1 to the best method of doing this, with a

result that his. own scheme, wg,s apprgved and he hurried back .to put the work

in hand. The water is conveyed across to Hongkong, in, a pipe line laid on

the,bed of the harbbqr. The total length of this pipe is nearly.-,1$ miles, , The

pipe, of Lap welded steel, ;has an,internal diameter of 12.366,and is 7/16’ thick.

It is protected,

solution. It hasbya. discharging

a ; double hessian wrapping

.capacity impregnated,

of 3j million gallons with, bitumastic

.per day at ,380

feet above sea level. The pipe. line, was formally ppened om^lst March, 193d,

by the Hon. Mr. W. T.dSouthern,' c.m.g., who was at that time the Officer

Administering the Government. ,.

In 1929 the eppstruction of the Kowlpwt Eyewash Reservoir, immediately

below the Kowloon, Reservoir, was begun and will be finished in 1931, thereby

adding a further 180 million gallons to Kowloon’s storage. This dam will

have a maximum height of oyer 100 feet.

In.1926 the Aberdeen Valley was investigated as a further source of supply

for the Island of IIongkbrig arid in 1929 wPrk Was commenced. The'Scheme

1K5S HONGKONG

includes the construction of a dam 110 ft. in height impounding about 160

million gallons. The existing Aberdeen Paper works dam having a capacity

of about 90 million .gallons was purchased by Government and will be incor-

porated in the Scheme.

A steel pipe line 18 ins. in’ diameter is being laid to the Elliot Filter

Beds above West Point, where a Bapid Gravity Filtration Plant is being

erected, capable of dealing with 4 million gallons daily.

Two large catchwaters are also included in the iSchieme, which when com-

pleted will add a minimum of 2.1 million gallons per day to the Island’s

Supply.

Further development in the Shing Mun Valley in now under consideration,,

with a view to providing storage for the enormous quantity of water which

annually runs to waste from that Valley.

The nafordl productions of the Colony are few' and unimpdrtant. There

is little land suitable for tillage, and nothing is grown but a little rice and

some vegetables near the outlying villages. There are large granite quarries,

both on the island and in Kowloon, and there is a small export of this stone.

A bed of fire clay exists at Deep Water Bay, and bricks and earthenware pipes

are manufactured: from it. The forests now growing up may one day become

a soui’ce of revenue, when sufficiently extensive, from the periodical thinnings.

The approaches to the port are well lighted. The western entrance has the

following lights: —

Gap Rock Light—FI. every 3 seconds, visible ,18 miles. Connected to the

port by Wireless Telegraphy.

Green Island Light—FI. W. R. every 8 seconds, visible 16 miles. Connected

to the Port by Telephone.

Central Fairway—North Buoy: FI, every 3 seconds. South Buoy: FL

every 3 seconds.

At the eastern 'entrance there are : —

Waglan Island Light—Group : FI. every 10 seconds, visible 21 miles. Con-

nected to the , Port by Telephone, Telegraph and Wireless Telegraphy

Diaphone Fog Signal.

Cape D’Aguilar—Wireless Telegraphy Station.

Tathong Point Light—FI. W. R. every 5 seconds, visible 2 miles. Fog

Bells every 30 seconds.

Cape Collinson Light—Double FI. W. R. every 10 seconds, visible 16 miles..

Lyeemoon Pass Lights—North Side : FI. R, every 5 seconds. South Side:

FI. R. every 5 seconds.

Channel Rocks—FI. every 5 seconds.

Oust Rock Beacon—FI. every 3 seconds.

Chin Sal Chiu Point Light—FI. W. R. every 3 seconds, visible 10 miles.

The harbour Of Hongkong is one of the finest and most beautiful in the

world, having an area of ten square miles, and, with its diversified scenery and

varied shipping, presents an animated and imposing spectacle. It consists

of the sheet of water between the island and the mainland, and is enclosed

on all sides by lofty hills, formerly destitute of foliage, but now becoming

clothed, especially on the island, with young forests, the result of the affore-

station scheme of the Government. The city of Victoria is magnificently

situated, the houses, many of them large and handsome, rising, tier upon tier,

from the water’s edge to a height of over five hundred feet on the face of the

Peak, while many buildings are visible on the very summit of the hills. Seen

from the water at night, when lights twinkle among the trees and houses, the

city, spreading along the shore for five miles, affords a sight not readily to

be forgotten.

Nor on Landing are the favourable impressions of the stranger dissipated

or lessened. The city is well built, the roads and streets are for the most

part admirably made and kept, and a few of the thoroughfares delightfully

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shaded with well-grown trees. The European business quarter occupies the

middle of the city, from Pottinger Street to the Naval 1Yard. Almost all the

lower levels, -especially' the-Western District, are co^e^d by a nihs^.‘of Chinese

shops and tenements, in recent years a large number of the older Of these have

been pulled down and replaced by more modern buildings of ferro concrete,

many of them well designed and fine looking edifices. The Biotanic Gardens

are situated jtist above Government House, and are tastefully laid out in

terraces, slopes, and walks, with parterres of flowers! A handsome fountain

adorns the second terrace. There is a bandstand, presented by the Parsee

community and open air concerts are given in the gardens during the summer

months which prove a great attraction. Aviaries, orchid houses, and fer-

neries are attractive features, and seats are provided in every spot where a

view is obtainable or shade afforded by the varied foliage. A fine bronze

statue of Sir Arthur Kennedy, Governor of the Colony,/ISTOd?, erected by public

subscription, stands above the second terrace looking down on the fountain.

It was unveiled in November, 1887, by Governor Sir William iDes Voeux. A

pilau erected to the memory of the Chinese who gave their lives, in the great

war of 1914-1918, was unveiled on 7th May, 1928, by Sir Cecil Cleinenti, k.c.m.g.

It stands just above the flight of steps giving entrance to the gardens from

Albert Road, and is in every way a fitting memorial.' The?'City Hall, erected

in 1866-9 by subscription, contains a theatre, numerous large rooms used for

balls and public meetings (in one of which, known as St. George’s Hall, is

a fine portrait of the late Queen Victoria, presented by: the late Sir Thomas

Jackson, Bart., in 1900), a Library and a Museum—both of which however, have

a neglected appearance. Eastward of the City Hall is . a fine open space or

lung, in the shape of the Parade Ground, south of the road, < and the Cricket

Ground on the north. Here a new pavilion was, erected in; 19i23 and extended

in 1927.

The Post Offiee, an imposing building in which several other, Government

departments

Peddci Streetareandaccommodated, occupies

Des Voeux Road. Thea 'Court

site with frontages

of Justice wereon,designed

the Praya,

by

the late Sir Aston Webb and Mr. E. Ingress. Bell, consulting architects to the

Government of Great Britain. The foundatioh stone was laid in 1903 and the

building was completed at a cost of $836,310 and opened in January, 1912.

Immediately opposite on the seaward side and appropriately occupying what

was long known as "the finest site,” stands the Colony’s War Memorial—a

replica of the Cenotaph in Whitehall, London—which whs unveiled by H.E.

Sir R. E. Stubbs and dedicated fo "The Glorious Dead” on Eliipire Day, 1923.

The monuments, -Which is of granite, stands, 33 ft. high. Occupying a site in

the centre of Statue Square fo the west of the Courts of Justice stands the

Jubilee statue of H.M. Queen Victoria, the erection of which was postponed

until this site became available; it was unveiled on the 28th May, 1896. The

statue represents Queen Victoria seated on her throne, and is of bronze under

a stone canopy. Close by, there was formerly a fine bronze statue of the Duke

of Connaught, presented to the Colony by Sir Paul Ohater. It was unveiled

by iSir William Gascoigne oh the 3th July, 1902. This statue was removed in

February, 1907, to a site on the waterfrhnt hear Blake Pier, and H.R.H. the.

Duke of Connaught who ,paid a seconcl visit to the Qolony, this time as In-

spector-General of the Forces, on February 6th. 1907, unveiled, in what is now

designated the Royal Square, a fine”bronze statue of the late King Edward,

presented by Sir Paul Chater, c.m.g., and one of. H.M. King George, presented

by Mr. James Jardine Bell-Irving. A statue of H.M. Queen Alexandra, sub-

scribed for by the Community as a memorial of the Coronation of their Majesties;

in 1902, and one of H.M. Queen Mary! presented by the late' Sir H. N. Mody,,

were placed in the same Square in 1909. Sir Paul Chater desired to add a

statue of the Prince qf Wales in commenior\atiori; of His Royal Highnesses visit

in April, 1922, but, at the Prince’s request, the money ($30,000) was invested

instead for the local branch of the British Legion and the Ex-Active Service

Men’s Association. Government Hou^q occupies a commanding situ'ation, in

picturesque grounds pleasingly laid out, a little above the European husihbsS'

centre. Victoria 'Grjrol is a ],arge structure, \vith .its main .entrance from:

Arbuthnot: feoad. A branch prison was opened at Lai-chi-kok, Kowloon, in

1920. The Police. B.arjeacks and ne^ Central Station adjoin Victoria, Gaol,

as ,does the Magistracy, the,,re,copstruction .of which was practically completed

at .the close of 1914., An additional Magistracy wa,s opened at Kowloon in

1^4. The strength of the Police Force for 1930 was 270 Europeans, 745 In-

dians'. Qhijiese and 240 Water Police (composed of Chinese).

■ The total authorised Strength of the Fire Brigade (inMuding Motor Am-

bulance Service) for 1930 was 280, comprising (Europeans) 12 officers; (Chinese)

1(20 firemen, and 32 motor drivers, 32 float men, and 71 other ranks. A Re-

formatory was built and opened in ToOO at Causeway Bay, the Tost of erection

being borne by the late Mr. E.1 R. Belilios,c.M.G. / but the idea having proved

impracticable, the building was taken over by the French Convent. The Luna-

tic Asylum consists of two SmaR buildings, one for Europeans and the other

for Chinese, below Bonham Road in the western part of the town. Adjacent

is the Government Civil Hospital. The Alice Memorial Hospital is a useful

and-philanthropic institution: affiliafed with it is the Nethersole Hospital

on Bonham Road. The Royal Naval Hospital occupies a small eminence near

Bowrington, and the Military Hospital, a fine range of buildings, completed

in 1907-,; occupies a commanding site above Bowen Road. The Hongkong Uni-

versity, a - large and handsome building erected in a commanding position at

the West end of the city, was opened in 1912. Queen’s College, a commodious

structure, which stands on a site having its chief frontage on Hollywood Road

is the home of the chief Government educational institution in the Colony.

King’s College^ a’ fine building accommodating nearly a thousand students

was opened in 1926 in Bonham Road. The Belilios Public School for Girls,

in Gough Street, is the chief Government centre of female education. Exten-

sive, new buildings for iSt. Stephen’s Girls’ College, however, have been erected

on a site between Park Road and Lyttleton Road. The foundation stone was.

laid

1922, ‘byandH.R.H. The Prince‘

the building of Wales

was opened duringStufybs

by Lady his visit to the Colony

in January, in April,

1924. The Tung

Wall Hospital, a Chinese institution,.. wihich ‘.has been of great utility in the

C0lo,dy, ;was ,considerably enlarged in 1903, aiid new plague wards were added

in 1009. A, new wing, to provide accommodation for 120 patients, was com-r

pleted in 1921. A Tung Wah Eastern Hospital was opened in 1929 by Si

Cecil Clenjenti at the Caroline Hill Road. A well-designed Plague Hospital

for Cl)iniese, situated at Kennedy Town, was' also built at the expense of the

Chinese community. In April 1930, Mrs. Southern (wife of the then Acting

Governor, the Hon. Mr. W. T. iSouthorn) presided at the laying of the founda-

tion stone of* the Hongkong War Memorial Hospital on Mount Kellet. There

is accomodatiori for about 50 European patients, while provision was made in

the..plans for ah extension which will accommodate from 30 to 50 more. An

up-to-date X Ray department and two excellent operating theatres' are features

of the new hospital. The Barracks for the garrison are e^tdnsiye, and the

buildings belonging to the Naval Establishment are spacious if not substantial.

The chief cantonments lie on both sides of the Queen’s Road, between the

Cricket Ground and Arsenal Street, Wanchai. Representations have been

made to the Imperial authorities to relinquish this area in order that it may

be available for the constantly growing needs of the commercial community.

Terms for the surrender of the property have been offered to and accepted

by the local Government, but owing to the general trade depression since .the

strike in 1925, thq matter was dropped and has not been subsequently re-opened

The town has spread to the East on the new Praya, and building developments

are' proceedipg

district so rapidly

in the Eastern partthere thatcity.

of the it promises to become

The original scheme,theonmost thriving

which work

started in 1923, was to level Morrison Hill and build the new reclamation from

it, the site of the former hill to have been used as playing fields. As the \vork

progressed,'however, the pla.n altered somewhat. As the core of Morrison Hill

was found to be of hard rock, and sufficient earth had been obtained from it

HONGKONG .97,1

already for the reclamation, the base of the hill was left standing and build-

ings a,re already being erected on its slopes! The road?'on 'ti^e;reclaimed area,

are designed on modern; lines, the main thoroughfare being 100 feet and others

60 ,feet in width. Godowns and over a thousand Chinese ,hou,ses of ferrd-con-

crete have already been built and were scarcely completed before (beipg occupied,

and two sites; have jbeen.bqoked .for thp building of new theatres.. Building is

likely to. continue on the ,pew reclamation, for another couple of . years. Not

the, least,, of the benefits conferred on the Colony by the addition of this’npyr

territory, is that it, has entailed the filling up of Bowrington creek formerly

a,, .most

the city.insanitary

There areapd alsounsavoury—if. picturesque

extensive Barracks featureinofwhich;

at iKowloon, the east

fhe end

Indianof

regiments (and lately a European regiment) ..re quartered; and a magnificent

sanatorium (formerly the Mount Austin Hotel) at the Peak for the European

tr90.ps. Head-quarter House, the .residence of the General in; Command of

the Troops, occupies a pleasant elevation! overlooking the cantonmenia in

Victoria. The Central Market, situated between Queen’s Road .Central and

Ops Vceux Road, vras opened in 1895, and in 1906 another fine market ■ was

opened further west, and is known as the Western Market. The building of

the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank is large, handsome and massive, and would

do credit to any , large city. It occupies a fine site next to the City Hall, and

has frontages on Queen’s Road and Des Voeux Road. The exterior walls and

elegant fluted pillars are of dressed granite, and the offices oh'the Queerl’s

Road frontage are crowned with a large dome. Opposite the Des Vceux Road

entrance to the Bank stands a, bropze statue .of the late Sir Thomas Japksdn,

Bart., who from 1876 to 1602 was chief manager, of the institution. Tlie statue

was unveiled hy .Governor Sir Matthew Nathan on Eebruary 24th, 1906. At the

opposite end of." thp Bank garden, facing the Praya, a memorial has . been

ereqted to theWar.

in the Great 42,, members

It takesofthetheform

Bank’s

of astaff

femalewhofigure;

madeofthe‘‘Fame,”

supremein sacrifice

bronze,;

8 feet high, holding in her hand a’, wreath, while in front is a smaller statue

of a soldier with kit and rifle. The Memorial was unveiled by H.E. the

Governor (Sir R. E. Stubbs) on.. May 24th, 1923. An extensive reclamation

along the city watef frontage frbm lVest Point to Murray Road, initiated By

Sir C. P. Chater, c.m.g., was completed .in. 190S, the total area i^eclaimed froni

the sea being approximately 65 acres. Of this area 33.73 acres constitute

building land, the remainder being occupied by roads and open spjdee&'. The

total . cost, . including reconstruction of Government piers, was $3,362,325. The

various sections as they were ready were rapidly built upori and some of the

finest buildings in the Colony have %en erected on the reclaimed land. On‘the

eastern section; a handsome building for the Hongkong Club was finished in

1897, arid was occupied in July ofi fhat year. The Pier at the foot of Peddef'

iStreet was .qppped

of Governor on thpBlake.

Sir Henry 29th December,

A hundred190(>,yards

and named BlakeisPier

to the East in honour

Queen’s Pier

a handsoipp stoucture now used oh; all official occasions. Further. West is thp

Harbour Master’s Office, a commodious building completed in 1906.

The’chief religious buildings are.: —St. John’s Cathedral (Anglican), which

was erected in the year .1842, oceupies a commanding site above the Parade

Ground, and is a Gothic churchtofi considerable size but with fevy. pretensions

to architecture. It has a. square, towPr,, with pinnacles, over .the western porch,

and possesses a peat of bells. A new chancel was built in 1860-70, the founda-

tion stone of which was laid by the late Duke of Edinburgh on the lf>th

INovember, 1869. A handsome stained glass window in the east end, over

the altar, to the memory of the late Mr. Douglas lLapraik, another in the

north transept erected in 1892 to the memory of the late (Dr. F. Stewart,

formerly Colonial Secretary, one in the south transept, to the memory of tho^P

who perished in the wreck of th^ P. & O. sir. Bokhara, another.-to the memory

of the Hospital Sisters who died in 1898 while in execution of their duty

during an outbreak of plague-, and the stained clerestory windows of the

chancel, presented by Lady Jackson in 1900, and one to the memory df Bishop

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Hoare, ’vvilo, lost his life in the typhoon of 1906, are the chief adornments’ of

the int-eriol’. The choir! Stalls, pulpit and Bishop’s throne are fine samples

of Chinese carving in teakwood. It also possesses a fine three-manual organ.

A Church Hall adjacent to the Cathedral was opened ,6ii January Slst., 1921,

and on the previous day a Memorial, in the form of a granite cross, to those

who fell in the Great War was utiveiled in the compound by the H.E. The

Goyertior., St. Petei’is (Sekihen’s) Church, has a stained glass window, pre-

sented in 1878. St. Stephen's Church, for Chinese, was built in 1892. It is

a neat building in red brick with white facings, with a tower and spire about

00 feet high, standing oh the Pokfolum Road side of the Church Mission com-

pound. Union Church, a rather pleasing edifice in the Italian style of archi-

tecture, with a spire, and contairii^g accommodation for about 500 persons,

formerly stood in Staunton street, but was rebuilt in 1890, on the plan of the

old building, on a new site abbte the Kennedy Road. This church possesses

an organ, and the three rose windows are filled with stained glass, A second

Union Church was opened in Kowloon in 1931. A Wesleyan chapel stands at

the jtinctidn of Queen’s Road and Kennedy Road; this was enlarged in 1904.

AHome,

Wesleyan

it is Sailors

a fine, Home stands onbuilding

well planfied Praya East nextopened

and was to iSailors’ and January,

on 30th Soldiers’

1929, by /Sir Cecil Clementi. The Roman Catholic Cathedral situated in

Grlenealy, nekr the Botanib Gardens, is a large structure in the Gothic style;

it was opened, for worship ’ in 1888. A campanile tower with a small spire

surmounting it was completed in 1904 to receive a new peal of five bells. St.

Joseph’s Church, in Garden Road, is a neat edifice erected in 1876 on the site

of one destroyed by the great typhoon of 1874; St. Anthony’s Church on the

Bonham Road, near West Point, is an ugly structure, erected in 1892 by the

munificence of a late Portuguese resident ; St. Francis’, Church, at Wanchai,

and the Church of the Sacred Heart, at West Point, are small and unattrac-

tive structures. St. Margaref’A Church, Happy Valley was erected a few

years ago in order to meet the growing needs of the Catholic Community. It

is a fine handsome building. A new Chinese Church, Church of Christ in

China, was opened at the junction of Bonham Road and Caine Road in 1926.

The Jewish Synagogue was erected in 1901, and is situated on the northern

side of Robinson Road- It is a plain but roomy edifice with two squat towers

surmounted by spirets. The entire cost of the Church was borne by Mr.

(afterwards .SiyV Jacob Sassipoh. There are two Mahomedan Mosques, one in

iShelley Street and the other at Kowloon, the latter being for the accommoda-

tion of the pren of the Indian Mahomedan regiments quartered on the penin-

sula. A Sikh temple was, in'1902, erected near the Wanchai Road approach

to the Happy Valley. : There are also several Protestant mission chapels. A

Christian Science Church was built on Macdonnell Road in 1911. St. Joseph’s

College, a school for. boys managed by the Christian Brothers (Roman Catho-

lic), occupies a large and handsome building on a prominent site below Mac-

donnel Road. . The Italian Convent, in Caine Road, educates a large number

of girls, and brings up many orphans gratuitously. Other denominations

likewise support charitable establishments, conspicuous among which are the

Diocesan Home and Orphanage, the Baxter Vernacular School, the Victoria

Female Home and Orphanage, &c. St. Paul’s College, situated between Ped-

der’s Hill and’Glenealy Ravine, was erected in 1850, and was originally found-

ed for the purpose of giving a theological training to young Chinese and

others intended for the ministry of the Anglican Church, but is mw an

ordinary school. A small chapel is attached.

The Protestant, Roman Catholic, Parsee, Jewdsh, and Mahomedan Ceme-

teries occupy sites in Wong-nei Chung Valley and are kept in good order.

The Protestant Cemetery is almost a rival to the Public Ga,rdens, being char-

mingly situated and admirably laid out with fountains, flower beds, and

ornamental shrubs. The principal Chinese cemetery is on the slopes of Mount

Davies, near the Pokfolum Road, and is injudiciously crowded and dismally

bare, but it is a Confucian maxim that “places of burial should not be made

to resemble pleasure-gardens.”

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The Hongkong Tramways, Limited, operate electric tramway services in

the City of Victoria, the total route length being lOj miles and extends along

practically the whole length of the Northern Waterfront of Hongkong, i.e.,

from Kennedy Town to, th« village of Shaukiwan as well as Happy Valley.

The first car ran through the City in 1904 amidst great excitement among

the Chinese. The fares are at the flat rate of 10 cents first class and 5 cents

second class.

The rolling stock consists of >86 double deck saloon top cars having a

seating capacity

Company’s of 62, theoftrucks

manufacture are ofmodern

the most either the

typePeckham or English

with a wheel base ofElectric

8 ft.

6 in., the electrical equipment/being the English Electric Company’s through-

out. The bodies were made at the Company’s Works, Hongkong, and are of

teak. They are exceedingly neat. Not only are they the only double-deck

cars in Asia but are probably the most attractive,

The permanent way is of. 3 ft. 6 in. gauge and consists of either B.S.S.

No. 6 or Special Dwarf Section Tramrail on, a concrete foundation with

paving of granite setts or asphaltum. This Company also operates a bus

service from the centre of the City to Happy Valley and Taikoo Dockyard.

The buses for these services being 25 seaters by Messrs. Guy Motors, Limited.

The Kai Tack Motor Bus Co. (1926), Ltd., which is one of the three Bus

Companies operating in KowlooA is also owned and operated by the Hong-

kong Tramways, Limited, and regular bus services are run between Star Ferry

(Kowloon) to Kowloon City as well as between Kowloon City and Yaumati.

This fleet consists of 20 buses, the chassis by the firm of Messrs Dennis Bros.,

Guildford, the bodies being made at the Company’s Works, Kowloon, and

seat 20 passengers in the smaller and 30 passengers in the larger buses.

A cable tramway has since 1888 given access to the Peak and is worked

with great success,

interesting little linebothis financially and Place.

at iSt. John’s otherwise. The were

Powers City obtained

terminus inof 1908

this

for the making; of another tramway to the Peak, starting from Battery Path

and proceeding up the Glenealy Ravine to a point close to the terminus of

the existing line, but owing to public opposition to two of the suggested

routes the scheme was abandoned, the alternative routes, on which some tun-

nelling was necessary, proving too expensive. The construction of a line from

Wanohai to Mt. Caroline, giving access to new building sites on the higher

levels, has been promised for several years past by the Government but though

a sum of money was voted for the purpose by the Legislative Council in 1919

the projects has been shelved up to date on one pretext or another. A motor

bus service to Repulse Bay is maintained by the Hongkong Hotel. An auto-

matic telephone exchange was erected early in 1930 and the change over took

place in May.

Institutions

There are several Clubs in the Colony. The principal are the Hongkong

Club on the Praya, the Club Lusitano in Ice House Street, the Phoenix Club

on the Praya, and Arperican, Dutch and Japanese Clubs. The Hongkong

Club is a handsome building replete with every modern comfort; a large

annexe was completed in 1902. The Peak Club is domiciled in a pretty build-

ing at Plunkett Gap, and possesses tennis and croquet lawns on land adjoin-

ing. There are also the United Services Recreation Club (Kowloon), the

Club de Recreio, the Craigengower Cricket Club, the Civil Service Cricket

Club, the Deutsche Club, the Filipino Club, the Indian Recreation

Club, the South

Association, China Recreation

the Chinese Athletic Association,

Club, the theVictoria

Chinese Recreation

Athletic

Club, the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club and the Hongkong Polo Club.

The Royal Hongkong Golf Club has four courses, Happy Valley and Deep

Water Bay (9 holes ea.ch) and Ranl-ing (two 18 holes courses, the “new” and

the “old”). There is a Hockey Club, a Chess, Club, and a Yacht Club. The

Club house of the recently inaugurated Hongkong Flying Club, was officially

974 HONGKONG

opened at Kai Tak on 31st May, 1930, by H. E. Sir William Peel, k.b.e.,

k.c.m.g., Governor of Hongkong. In 1028 the Sports Club housed in King’s

Building was opened by H.E. the Officer Administering the Government, the

Hon. Mr. W. T. Southern. The main object of this Club was that residents

of all nationalities could meet socially. It has proved to be a great success.

The iLadies’ Recreation Club have several prettily laid-out tennis courts and

a pavilion in their grounds on the Peak Road.

The Hongkong Ge'neVal Chamber of Commerce have rooms in the Ghar-

tered Bank Building;. The Committee form its executive, and the Chamber

is frequently asked ,Hy the'. Government for its opinion on questions affecting

commerce. There is a branch of the China Association, with its separate

Committee. A Chinese Chamber of Commerce was established irt 1920 and

has1 since been of great service, not only to the Chinese merchants' of Hong-

kong but to Chinese merchants bverSehs. The' Freemasons’ Hall, erected in

1885, is situated in Zetland Street, and, by an arrangement concluded in 1922

at the suggestion of the parent Lodge, has now become the joint property of

all the Lodges in the Cblony. The Institution of Marine Engineers watches

over the interests of that profession. The Hongkong Benevolent Society does

good work among those who are occasionally cast destitute on the Colony.

The Helena May Institute for .Women, named after Lady May, situated in

Garden Road, was opened on September 12th, 1916, and extended in 1922. In

January, 1930, a branch was opened in Kowloon by Lady dementi. Among

other institutions are the St. Andrew’s Society, primarily established to ensure

the fitting celebration of the anniversity of Scotland’s patron saint; the St.

GooigGs Society, started in 1927; iSt. David’s Society, St. Patrick’s Society,

the Kowloon Residents’ Association, the English Association, the Mid-Levels

Residents Association and the Peak Residents’ Association.

Under the auspices of the Hongkong Jockey Club pony racing is con-

ducted in the Colony. The annual meeting which lasts five days is generally

arranged to take place about a fortnight after Chinese New Year. After the

annual mteeting a number of “extra” meetings are held, there being, about

twenty race days in the year not' ihcluding the1 annual meeting. Steeple-

chasing was introduced into the COlony a few years ago and the meetings of

the Fanling Hunt Club are now very popular. One meeting a month is held

except during July and August when it is tOo hot for racing.

greatAthletic

interestsports are held

is shown by every year byFoqtball

the public. the residents

is farand

andtheawmy

garrispp and

the most

popular, form of sport as it has in recent years got a grip on .thq, Chinese

public. In summer swimming sports are held at. regular intervals gt the Vic-

toria Recreation Club and at a number of Chinese swimming clubs at,North

Point. Water Polo is fast becoming the most popular form of summer sport.

There is aClub,

Dramatiq Philharmonic Societyof (resuscitated

the members in 1922) and

which give, occasional also an Amateur

performances in the

Theatre Royal during the season. . Several large < and

theatres showing talking pictures and three large Chinese Theatres,wesll equippedwhere

cinema

the

Chinese, drama is almost constantly qn View, afe alw'ays Well attended.

There are four: daily papers ^published in' English: the Hongkong Daily

Press and

China MailthzandSouth

the China

HongkongMorning Post, which

Telegraph, issued appear

in the inevening.

the morning; the

There are

three weekly papers—the Ho ngkong Weekly Press and Chin a •Overland

Trade lieport, the Ontrland, China Mail, and! the Sunday Herald.

The Directory and Chronicle for China, Japan, Malaya, dy., has

been issued annually since 1863 from the Daily Press Office. The native Press

consists of about a dozen papers. There is alsO a small Japanese papOr called

the Hongkong Nippo. The Governmeiit Gbzette is published once a wTeek.

There are several good hotels iii Victoria, the leading OrieS in the city being

the Hongkong Hotel and The Gloucester a fine modern building opened in

1938. The Peak Hotel is "situated ' aboiit 1,400 feet above' yea-level.

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and promdes ponsiderable acconimodation. On, tbe other side of. , the

island ia( hotel .at Repulse Bay was opened on New Year’s Day, 1920, by the

H.E. Sir Reginald' Stubbs.' In Kowloon there are the . Station Hotel, the

Palace Hotel, and the Kowloori Hofei, while the erection on Salisbury Road,

by the Hongkong-Shanghai Hotels Co., Ltd., of a hotel on the most up-to-

date lines and containing extensive a ccommodation, called the Peninsula

Hotel, givesi Hongkong the honour of having the largest (hotel in the Orient.

The Peninsula Hotel was ‘opened in D ecember, 1928, by the Hon. -Mr. W. T.

Southorn, at that time the acting governor.

INDUSTRIES

The Colony possesses a large suggr refinery, shipbuilding yards (described

below),

and perfumery factory, glass blowing many

a,cement works,-a. yope;works, Chinese knitting

establishments, cigar and factories,

cigarettea soap

fac-

tories of modern type, native factories for the preparation for export of Vermil-

lion, soy, baskets and rattan ware, numerous native boat building yards and

granite quarries, etc. 1A Dairy Farm Company, under European supervision,

also controls an extensive ice factory. The Colonial Government owns the

British section of a single line railway to Canton.

The works of the Hongkong and China Gas Company are situated at West

Point and at Yaumati, and those of the Hongkong Electric Company at North

Point. A new power-station for the Electric Company was built on a site

reclaimed from the sea for this purpose. The city is illuminated by electric

light, which i^as introduced at the end of 1890. Electricity is supplied in

Kowloon by the China Light and Power Co., Ltd.

Docks, and Shipbuilding Yards

Excellent dock accommodation and shipbuilding facilities exist in the

Colony. The Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co.,-(Ltd., a British Company, in-

corporated under the Hongkong Companies Ordinance 1865, on the 11th Octo-

ber, 1866, has three extensive establishments. The principal establishment and

Head Office is situated at Kowloon Docks, Hung Horn, one known as Cosmopo-

litan Dock, at Tai Kok Tsui, and two Dry Docks at Aberdeen, on the south

side of Hongkong Island. The establishments of this Company are fitted with

all the best and latest appliances for engineering and shipbuilding work. No.

1 Dock at Kowloon can accommodate the largest vessel in H.M. Navy on the'

China Station; and also the largest merchant vessel calling at Hongkong.

The Docks and Slips are of the following dimensions : —

Kowloon Docks, Hung Hom—

No. 1 (Admiralty) Dock—700 feet in length, 95 feet in breadth at

entrance at top and 88 feet at bottom, and 30 feet depth of water over

sill at ordinary spring tides.

* No. 2 Dock—Length on keel blocks, 371 feet; breadth at entrance,

74 feet; depth of water over sill at ordinary spring tides, 14 feet.

Patent Slips, 'No. 1—(Length on keel blocks 240 feet ; breadth at

entrance 60 feet ; depth on the blocks 14 feet.

depth of 2--Length

No'.. on blocks

water on the keel blocks 230 feet;spring

at ordinary breadth

tides,at 12entrance

feet. 00: feet;

Tai Kok Tsui

Cosmopolitan Dock—Length on keel blocks, '466 feet; breadth at en-

trance 85 feet 6 inches; depth of water oyer sill at ordinary spring tides,

20 feet.

Aberdeen

Hope Dock—Length on keel blocks, 430 feet; breadth at entrance, 84.

feet; depth of water over sill at ordinary spring tides, 23 feet.

Lamont Doci—Length on keel blocks, . 333 feet; breadth at entrance,

64 feet; depth of water over sill at ordinary spring tides, 16 feet.

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The Sheers at Hung Horn are capable of lifting 100 tons and the depth

of water alongside is 24 ft. 6 ins. a£ low tide. There are nine building berths

at Hung Horn ranging from 450 ft. to 00O ft. and the Dock is capable of build-

ing vessels up to 700 ft. in length.

Taikoo :—In 1908 docks constructed by the Taikoo (Dockyard and En-

gineering Co>? (Ltd., at Quarry Bay, just inside Lyeemun Pass, were completed.

The dock has been built to British Admiralty requirements, and has been

designed to permit of further increasing its length should it become necessary

at some future time to do so. The dimensions of the dock are: 787 feet ex-

treme length; 750 feet on the blocks; 120 feet wide at coping; 77 feet 6 inches

wide at bottom; 88 feet width of entrance at top; 82 feet width of entrance

at bottom; 34 feet 6 inches depth over centre of sill at high spring tides; 31

feet depth oyef sides of sill at H.W.O.S.T. A feature of the dock is the

caisson, of the box-sliding type, weighing 400 tons and electrically controlled.

There are three slipways: —

No. 1 Slipway is 1,030 feet long and 80 feet wide, capable of taking

steamers up to 385 feet long having a displacement of 3,000 tons.

No. 2 (Slipway is 1,053^ feet long and 60 feet wide, capable of taking

steamers up to 370 feet long having a displacement of 4,000 tons.

No. 3 Slipway is 993J feet long by 60 feet wide, capable of taking

steamers up to 300 feet long having a displacement of 2,000 tons.

The building yard is 500 feet long, and 500 feet wide, and has been

equipped with a view to the construction of passenger and cargo jessels, turbine

The engine shops, are most extensive and complete, capable of undertaking

the building of all classes of steam engines, including geared turbines. The

establishment throughout has been fitted with the latest time-saving appliances

procurable. The electric crane situated on the sea-wall lifts 100 tons at a

radius of 70 feet, and waggon* and crane roads run the full length from end

to end.

Whakves and Godowns

Cargo is handled both in midstream and at wharves, In the former case

transit by means of lighter or native junk !is the i^ule. Steamers surrounded

five deep on either side by native craft are consequently a normal feature of

Hongkong Harbour.

The Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Limited, owns

a water frontage 2,000 feet in length at Kowloon, the total area of its pro-

perty being 1,201,350 square feet. It has nine berths, capable of berthing

steamers 650 feet in length with a draught of 32 "feet at lowest spring tides.

A new wharf, 80Q feet in length, and 60 feet in breadth, is in course of con-

struction. Light1 railway lines facilitate the transfer of cargo to or from

transit godowns or from steamer to steamer at the whafves. A railway siding

connects the premises with the Kowloon-Canton Railway. The Company

maintains a fleet of eleven steam and motor tugs and launches and 114 lighters

of from 50 to 200 tons capacity; its, godowns (including separate buildings

for extra hazardous, hazardous and non-hazardous gpods and bonded ware-

house for storage of. dutiable gopds) have a total capacity of about 300,000

measurement tons. An open space (343,343 sq. ft.) is also provided for .storage

of timber and other cargoes not requiring cover. The newer godowns are

equipped with electric conveyors and, electric cranes. Sixteen cargo cranes

are operated on shore and five afloat, with a lifting capacity up to 26 tons.

There is additional accommodation at West Point, the principal Chinese

business quarter. A large staff of Swatow coolies, trained to handle cargo,

is employed and housed by the Company, which also maintains an effective

force of detectives and watchmen to prevent robberies and pilferage.

Holt’s Wharf has a frontage of 1,600 ft. and an area of 108,000 sq. ft.

The storage accommodation comprises five, four and two-storey warehouses

with a capacity of 25,000 measurement tons. A large fleet of tugs and lighters

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is also maintained., Both these wharves are connected by special siding with

the railway.

With cargo delivered from transit godown, the system is for consignees

to obtain Agents’ countersignature to their Bills of Lading, after which the

Bills of Lading are stamped off for delivery at the Godown Office, and con-

signees .go to the godowns where their cargo is delivered to them, seven days’

free storage (not counting date of arrival) being allowed, after which overtime

is charged. Only a portion of a steamer’s cargo is taken direct by consignees

from transit godowns, the balance usually being transferred to storage godowns

under instructions from the eonteignees, the greater part of the merchandise

being; held under lien to the various banks. Warrants are issued for such

cargo and the merchants issue Delivery Orders as and when required.

The Peak District.

A welLftiade but steeply-graded mountain road leads up, from the centre

of the city to the summit of victoria Peak, with numerous other paths branch-

ing off from it at Victoria Gap along the adjoining hills. A tramway, on the

wire rope system, runs to the Victoria Gap, the lower terminus being close

to St. John’s Cathedral. It was opened to traffic on the 30th May, 1888.

Passengers can alight at the Kennedy, Bowen, May, and Plantation Roads,

where stations are provided for their accommodation. The Military acquired

the commodious

sanatorium Mount

in 1807. TheAustin Hotelis atdomiciled

Peak Glub Victoria inGap for building

a Peat the purpose of a

at Plun-

kett Gap near the point of junction with Ohamberlaiti Road and Mount

Kellett road. It was erected in 1902 and enlarged in 1912 by the addition of

a second storey. The Peak Church, an unpretending structure after the

similitude of at jelly mould1, was opened for worship in June, 1993. Extensive ac-

commodation for; visitors is afforded at the Peak Hotel. The Victoria (Jubiled)

Hospital occupying a breezy site on Barker Road, was opened by Sir Henry

Blake on November 7th, 1903, partly as the result of public subscription. A

new block was added to it in 1923. Yet another hospital, named “The Matilda

Hospital,” is situated at the southern corner of Mount Kellett. It was built

at a cost of about $350,000 and opened in 1903. The expense of efection and

maintenance are borne by the estate of the late Mr. Granville Sharp, who

devoted the bulk of his fortune to provide such an institution for the benefit

of persons needing it who are of European or American birth. A further

hospital, the War Memorial Nursing Home, was opened in 1932 oft Mount

Kellett Road.

. The road from Victoria. Gap westward leads to Victoria P(:ak, which, is

1,823 feet above the sea and rises almost abruptly behind the centre of the

city of Victoria. On the summit is placed the flagstaff, from which the

approach of the mails and other vessels is signalled. Not far from the summit

of the Peak, on a most commanding site, stands Mountain' Lodge, the summer

residence of H.E. the Governor,, which was erected in 1901. Another road

northward, from Victoria Gap and known as Lugard Road. was; completed in

1920, and, with Harlech Road, encircles Victoria Peak. From there a road

leads down to the West of the City. Another road in a direvtly opposite

direction leads from Victoria Gap to Magazine Gap, where a second hill

village of foreign residences has been formed mn the southern side of the hills

at an area of. about 900 feet above the sea.. There is also a road from Victoria

Gap down to Pokfulum and Aberdeen, and at the side of this, about half a

mile from the Gap, a small granite cross has been erected. This bears the

inscription :—“W. W. H., 1869” aUd. marks the place where Mr. Holworthy,

an Officer of the Ordnance Department, was murdered and fobbed. The Peak

roads are lighted by electric lamps.

A second road to the Peak district- was completed in 1922. Starting from

Morrison Hill Road, it runs from Happy Valley and traverse?-the face of the

hills to Wanchai Gap and Magazine Gap to the south of the cemetery. From

Wanchai Gap, also, it has been continued, along the southern face of i the

978 HONGKONG

hills, to the Peak. It has art -easy gradient and was 'odnstructed for motor

traffic. A branch of it runs in an opposite direction to Wong-Nei-Cheong Gap

and along the South side of .the hills until it joins the motor road which en-

circles the island. Houses* are springing up ‘ rapidly along the road, and?

adj acent to it.

Magazine Gap is also approached from the lower levels by an excellent

and: well-graded road, commencing on the Bowen Road, 1 which is now a motor

road as far as May road.

The Rukal Districts

There are several villages on the island, the largest of which is Shau-ki

Wan, situate in a bay in the Ly-ee-mun Pass, a centre for Chinese fishing

craft. Aberdeen, known to the Chinese as iShek-pai-wan, on the south of the

island, possesses a well sheltered little harbour, also much frequented by fishing:

craft. Two large docks of the Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Company are

situated

Victoria, there.

is also Pokfolum, on district

a residential the roadandto many

Aberdeen, about have

residences four been

mileserected

from

in pleasant and picturesque situations,, commanding fine, sea views and cool

breezes, but for some years after the development of the Peak district Pok-

fulum remained comparatively neglected, when the difficulty of finding addb

tional sites on the higher levels again brought it into notice. The sanitorium.

of the French Missions is located at Pokfulum, and is a fine building with

an elegant chapel attached. The Dairy Farm is also situated there. Some

distance beyond Aberdeen are two excellent bathing beaches known as Deep-

Water Bny (’vyhere there is a 9-hole golf-course and club-house) and Repulse

Bay (where

Co., Ltd.). aWong-Nei*cheong

popular hotel hasisbeen erectedat bythethehead

located Hongkong-Bhanghai

of the valley ofHotels.

that

name. A motor-road has been constructed from the Morrison Hill district

via Wanchai Ga,p to Wong-Nei-cheong Gap and to the Peak, and. a tramway

was considered for the purpose of rendering, building sites in the Mt. Cameron

district accessible to residents. Stanley, situated in a small Pay on the south-

east of the island, was once the site of a military statiqn, but the barrack

buildings have been pulled down, and the village is now stationary. A modern

school named St. Stephen’s College has been erected nearby. A cemetery on

the point contains numerous graves of British officers and soldiers. There is

an excellent motor road round the Island by way of Pokfolum, Aberdeen^.

Stanley, Tytam and Shaukiwan. This was commended as a memorial of the

Jubilee of Queen Victoria and completed at the end of 1919. Saiwan is a

small village picturesquely situated in Saiwan Bay, just outside the (Ly-ee-

mun Pass, and is much frequented by picnic parties; In the belief that it

was a healthy locality, small barracks were erected there early in the forties,,

but the experiment proved most disastrous, for in five weeks out of a detach-

mertt of 20 English soldiers five died and three more were removed in a dan-

gerous condition. The buildings were therefore - soon abandoned. Shek O is

a small but prettily-located village occupying a small valley shut in from

the water on the eastern coast, not far from Cape D’Aguilar. This district is

being developed as a European summer resort and a Country Club has been

established. Near here a wireless station has been erected.

Kowloon and other Dependencies

Across tbe harbour is the dependency of British Kowloon, which is deve-

tSome. four square miles of Hues

loping very rapidly along laid downwere

the peninsula by first

the Town

grantedPlanning Committee.

in perpetual lease

by the Kwangtung Government to Sir Harry (then Mr.) Parkes, but were

definitely ceded to Great Britain in 1860 by Article VI. of the Peking Con-

vention. Yau-ma-ti, the principal village, has greatly increased in population,

and has become an important town. There is a considerable Chinese junk

trade to this district and amongst other industries is a preserved ginger fac-

tory. Gas Works were erected' there in 1892, and the settled portion of the

peninsula is lighted with gas; electricity is also now largely used, the gen-

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•crating station being at Hunghoxn. Three regiments of Indian infantry are

.usua,lly stationed at Tsim-tsa Tsui, where barracks and officers’ quarters are

located , and a Mahommedan mosque has been erected. At Tsim-tsa Tsui, too,

a large number of European houses and flats have been erected, and this

portion

a populous of the peninsula,settlement.

residential which faces

It isVictoria, has •gradually

approached by iNathandeveloped

Road, a into

fine

wide thoroughfare running atj right angles to the water-front. A fine bund,

with a massive granite weEll, has been constructed here, ajnd an extensive range

of godowns built and several fine wharves made for discharging cargo and

coaling. Here, also, is situated the handsome terminal station of the Canton-

Kowlcpn Railway. During I905 and 1906 extensive reclamation . works were

carried out extending eastward from the godown company’s . property to

Hunghom. Messrs., Butterfield & Swire have erected extensive godown ac-

commodation on the reclamation. The same period will also be remembered

by the building of two churches at Kowloon—St. Andrew’s, in Robinson Road,

being, the gift of the Hon. Sir Paul Chater, c.m.g., and the Roman Catholic

Church in Chatham Road, the gift of iDr. S. A. Gomes, Sir Paul Chater also

donated the funds for erecting a third place of worship on the Peninsula—a

branch of the Union Church, Hongkong.. There are four hotels, the largest

and newest being the Peninsula, The Central British School was erected in

1901 on Nathan Road at the expense of Mr. (now Sir) Robert Ho Tung. The

Navy maintains a; small naval yard, subsidiary tvb the ’ principal establishment

on the Hongkong side. The Royal Observatory is' situated on Motiiit Elgin;

and a large and handsome Police Station'fbr the Witter' Police occupies an

eminence1 just above the Pr&ya. A fine' building for 'a European Y.M.C.A.

was opened in-November, 1925. A steam ferry plies regularly between • Tsim-

tsa Tsui and Victoria; ferry boats also run between Victoria and iSham Shui

Po, Mongkok, Yau-ma-ti and Hunghom, where the principal docks of the

Hongkong

and works, and Whampoa toDock

also belonging Co. Company,

the same are situated.are The Cosmopolitan

situated at Sham (Dock

Shui

Po. At Hok-iin are also situated the extensive works of the Green Island

Cement Co., Ltd., and the patent slip and shipbuilding yard of Messrs. W.

S. Bailey & Co., (Ltd. At Kowloon Tong a very extensive area has been

levelled and a charming garden city has sprung up.

In 1898 an agreement was entered into whereby China ceded to Great Bri-

tain for ninety-nine years the territory behind Kowloon Peninsula up to a line

drawn from Mirs Bay to Deep Water Bay and the adjacent islands, including

Lantao, the extent of the New Territory being about ST'G square miles, namely,

286 square miles on the mainland and 90 square miles on the islands. The

ceremony of formally taking over the territory was fixed for the 17th April,

1899, when the British flag was to have been hoisted at Taipohu, and the day

was declared a general holiday. Attacks, however-,, having been made on the

parties engaged on the preliminary arrangements, the mat-sheds erected for

the accommodation of the police having been burnt, and other evidences of

organised opposition having been given, it was deemed advisable to assume

full jurisdiction on the 16th April, on which date the flag was hoisted by the

Hon. Mr. (now Sir) J. H. Stewart Lockhart, . C.M.G., Colonial Secretary,

Military operations were found necessary to overcome the opposition, and on

the 18th April the rebels were completely routed in an action fought at Sheung

Tsun, their force numbering some 2,600 men. On the British side there were

no fatalities and only one or two slight casualties; a number of Chinese were

killed carried

being and wounded,

away bybuttheir

the friends.

exact figures

In the wereConvention

not ascertained,

it was those who that

provided fell

Kowloon City was to remain Chinese, but, owing to the difficulties in admini-

stration and in respfect of the disturbances which occurred on the taking over

of the leased area, the Home Government determined to take over this area

and orders were issued to the military authorities to seize Kowloon walled

city and Shamchun. This Was dbne on the 16th May, 1899, no opposition being

encountered at either place. The Hongkong Volunteer Corps took part in the

expedition to Kowloon City. Shamchun, the other place seized, is an important

980 HONGKONG

town on the river of the same name just beyond the boundary originally agreed!

upon. It was, however, restored to the Chinese authorities' in November, 1899.'

The New Territory under British jurisdiction is being rapidly developed by

the construction of roads; one of these, running from Kowloon to Castle Peak,

affording magnificent sea-scapes to the motorist, who Can return by way of'

Fan iLing and Taipo, the total distance being about sixty miles. Police stations

have been established, and a system of administration by means of village

communities organised. The headquarters of the administration are at Tai-

pohu. The railway from Kowloon to Canton, which passes through the New

Territory to Shamchun, has already done much to develop it. The Hongkong

Golf Club acquired an area of 55.62 acres in the valley stretching West from

Fanling and have converted it into a Golf Course of 18 holes, with two relief

Courses of 9 holes each, which are now being extended, the whole promising,

to be the best in the East. The neighbourhood and Taipo are coming into*

favour with Europeans for residental purposes by reason of the picturesque

scenery. The principal islands and their populations are as follows:—Lantao,

5,844; Cheung Chau, 5,035; Lamma, 1,256. These figures do not include the

floating population. The island® to the west of Hongkong contain 1,925; those-

to the east 1,169. The Chinese population of the New Territories is 95,503.

Of the islands and islets in ihe waters of the Colony (exclusive, of the above

acquisitions) the most important is Stonecutter’s Island, formerly known as

Wong Chune-chow, opposite to and about three-quarters of a mile from the

north-west extremity of the Kowloon peninsula. The island is an irregular

ridge about a mile in length, and a little over a quarter of a mile broad; the

principal eminences are occupied by batteries and no one is allowed to land

without a permit. The Quarantine Station also is. located here. After the

great typhoon of September, 1874, two or three thousand bodies of the victims

found afloat were interred on Stonecutter’s Island. K el let’s Island is a small

rock near East Point, on which formerly stood a fort, now replaced by a small

magazine. Gyeen Island, at the western entrance of the harbour, has been

planted with trees, and now justifies its name all the,^year round. A lighthouse

has been placed on its south-western extremity. One Tree;Island is a tiny rock

near the entrance to Aberdeen. Aplichau, a considerable island opposite

Aberdeen, of which harbour it forms part, has a populous fishing village on

its northern shore facing Aberdeen. Lantao and Lamma Islands were brought

under British jurisdiction by the Kowloon . Convention of 1898. The former

has a considerably larger area than Hongkong, but both this island and flLamma

are very sparsely populated by agriculturists and fishermen. Cheung Chau

is becoming popular as a summer resort for Europeans, numerous bungalows

having been erected in the European reservation by missionaries and others.

Population and iDefences

A census taken in April, 1931, showed the total population of the Colony

to be 852,932, as compared with 625,166 ten years ago. Kowloon, which had a

population of 74,698 in 1921 doubled its figures, while the Island inhabitants

have increased in numbers from 347,000 to 424,000, an increase of about 77,000.

The whole population may be summed up as follows:—City of Victoria, 424,522

(as compared with 347,401 in 1921); Kowloon, 262,899 (as compared with

123,488); New Territories, 95,503 (as compared with 83,163); and the floating

population, 69,008 (as compared with 71,154).

The Garrison consists of British and Indian, troops. There is also a local

Volunteer Defence Corps, The approaches to the harbour are strongly forti-

fied, the batteries consisting of well-constructed, earthworks. The western

entrance is protected by guns on Mount Davis, Stonecutters Island and Belcher

Point. The Ly-ee-mim Pass is defended by forts on the Hongkong side and

another on Devil’s Teak on the mainland. The Colony of Hongkong pays to-

the British Government a military contribution fixed at 20 per cent, of the

revenue.

HONGKONG 9«B

The Naval Yai’d consists of a large dock, an extensive range of ‘Workshops

and offices east of the Artillery Barracks, and the Naval Authorities have an-

other large establishm nt on the Kowloon side near to Yaumati.

Climate

As intipaated in earlier paragraphs, Hongkong formerly possessed a most

unenviable notoriety for unhealthiness, and in years past the troops garrisoned

here suffered grievously from malarial fevers. At the present time, however,

tjbe Colony is one of the healthiest spots in the world in the same latitude.

The influence of the young pine forests created by the Afforestation Department

and the draining , pf , nullahs qn the slopes have no doubt been beneficial in

checking malaria, and the attention latterly bestowed on sanitation has not

been without its due effect. The number of deaths from malaria during the

past six years were: 1921, 332; 1922, 454; 1908, 674; 1924, 707; 1925, 702;,.1926,

587. The last number represents 0.89 per thousand of population. The general

death-rate!, per 1,000 in 1926 was 15.9 (19.0" ip 1925), Among the Chinese com-

munity the death-rate, was ;16;01 per 1,000, compared with 19.12 in ? 1925.

Amongst the non^Chinese. civilian community; the death-rate per 1,000 was 10.9

as. against 11.6 in ,1925.

Four successive years of comparative drought, 1898-1901, led to the assump-

tion that the rainfall of Hongkong was decreasing. But such is not the case;

the mean annual rainfall for the period 1902-11 was 84.21 inches against 68.29

inches for the period 1895-1901. Until 1918 the rainfall was never so heavy

as in the period 1888-1894, when the mean annual fall was 101.08 inches.

Trade

£56,000,000 per annum, but the returns was

The value of the trade of Hongkong estimated

compiled by the;for,Statistical

many yearsB>ranch

at aboutof

the Imports and Exports (Department, established during the war3 showed a

total (excluding treasure) for 1923, of £1123,326,829, as compared with

£122,191,827 in 1922. Imports were valued at £61,954,498 , arpi exports at

£€1,372,331, as compared with £61,213,363 and £60,978,464 respectively in 1922.

In the latter part of 1925 it was decided on the- grounds of economy to close

the Statistical Branch of the Imports and Exports Department, but in the

early part of 1031 it was re-opened. , '

The year 1931 was a very difficult one for business in the Kowloon dis-

tricts. At the very beginning of the year trade had to face a disastrous fall

in the dollar, which gradually went down until oiU the 16th February it was

quoted as low as 10f<7. in terms of sterling. All the old stocks otf cargo left

over from previous years had been exhausted, and, on account of this most

unfavourable rate of exchange, new orders could only be placed for small

amounts of urgently needed replacement supplies. In September Great Bri-

tain went off the gold standard, amd the dollar, which had been around Is.,

recovered rapidly until it reached Is. Qd- at the close of the year. The rise

of the dollar, however, had’ an adverse effect on many commercial lines. For

instance, piece goods ordered at prices higher than the current rates could

not find a ready market upon their arrival. A remedy for this unusual situ-

ation was found in declaring a “piece goods holiday,” whereby no new goods

were to be ordered until all the old stocks were consumed. The recovery of

the dollar in relation, to sterling, coming practically at the same time as the

Japanese invasion of Manchuria, helped many European and American firms

whose business were then on the verge of collapse. The anti-Japanese boy-

cott was SO1 spontaneously and rigidly observed everywhere that Japanese trade

suffered very badly. In 4930 Japan’s percentage of the total value of imports

into Hong Kong was 12.3. It fell from 9.4 in the first quarter of 1931, 10.7

in the second, and 12.7 in the third, to as low as 4.3 in the fourth quarter;

while Britain’s share, on the other hand, steadily declined until the last

quarter, when it recovered at the expense of Japan with the help of the-

£kv2 HONGKONG

iavourable exehaaige in terms of. sterl ing. The high Import Tariff also

affected the trade ini.certain lines of foreign goods, such as cotton and wool-

len piece goods, sugar, patent leather, and kerosene oil. Because of the

Tariff, smuggling was exceptionally prevalent in these commodities through-

out the year under review. The total value of direct foreign imports, appro-

ximately 56 million Haikwan taels, shows an increase of 20.1 million taels over

the figures for the previous year This is accounted for partly by the fall in

exchange enhancing the silver values of foreign goods landed in China, but

mainly by the exceptionally large importations of foreign rice (valued in all

at Os tnillion taels) during the 'j’ear and biy the fact that'lighted home oar

goes, chiefly kerosene and gasolene, which in former years Were allowed to pay

duty at destination instead of at Kowloon, now appear in the returns of the

latter port. A new feature of the import market was'the good trade done

in Affstralian wheat'at! Hohg Kong. The value of diredt exports !of Chinese

produce to( foreign countries declined from 17.5 million to 8.4 million tales, but

this is partly due to the fact that cargoes from such places as Shekki, Tai-

ping, Swabue, and Tumtou do not appear any longer in the Kowloon returns,

as these places are now under the control of the SwatOw and Canton Com-

missioners "of Customs. FBt this' reason a Obmparisoh between the 1930 and

1931 export statistics could be of little value and is not attempted here.

The favourable, exchange, gave a stimulus to the trade in the products of

local cotton goods industries' with British , Malaya, the Dutch Indies, and the

Philippines ; while thft boycott of Japanese goods gave am impetus to the

local demand for, such goods. Although expansion in the manufacture of

Chinese cotton goods is tinder consideration by reason of the greater con-

sumplion just referred to, only one new factory was established during the

year under review. With the arrival’ of a large consignment of sleepers from

Australia, the work of replacing the old sleepers on the Canton — Kowloon

•Hallway was nearly completed, allowing of the introduction of a faster train

‘service on this line during1 the year. In! addition to the two existing motor

roadis

; in the Paoani district, two new hrknch roads were opened to traffic in

l93 l and five other seCtioiis of roadway are under construction. For some

Vears past the Hong Kong TelephCne Cpinpany have been considering - tbe

project of laying an underground cable between Canton and Hong Kong,

but there were many obstacles in the way. the chief of which were the gen-

erally unsettled conditions of the country between the two places and the lack

of a good telephone system in Canton with which to connect. As mentioned

■in the report on the latter place, these obstacles have been overcome, and the

new telephone trunk line was completed iand formally opened for use in

September of the year under review.

Hongkong possesses unrivalled steam communication and there are frequent

and regular mail services to Europe, America. Australia and Africa. Regular

steam communication between Java and Hongkong is maintained by the Java-

China-Japan Line and the Nederland Royal Mail iLine. Between the ports on

the east coast of China, Formosa and Hongkong the steamers of the Douglas

S.S. Co. and the Osaka' Shosen Kaisha ply regularly, and there is constant

steam communication with Hoihow, Manila, Saigon. Haiphong, Tourane,

Bangkok, Borneo, etc. The British-India and Apcar lines sail between Hong-

kong, Calcutta and intermediate ports. With iShanghai, Tientsin, and the ports

of Japan there is frequent communication by steamers of the Indo-China S.N.

Co., China Navigation, and other lines, in addition to the English, American

and French mail steamers. Between Hongkong, Macao, and Canton there is

a daily steam service, and in normal times steamers run as far as Wuchow

on the West . River.

HONG KONG IMPORT CUSTOMS TARIFF.

Intoxicating Liquor Duties.

European T\jpe of Liquor. per gallon

On all liqueurs,

On allEmpirebrandy consignedall champagnes

and on from and grown and orother sparkling

produced in thewinesBritish $10.00

On

On all

all other

port, brandyand

sherry on gin, whisky and other spirituous liquors... 3.00

andmadeira 6.00

4.00

On all

On beer, other still wines

porter, cider,liquors

perry and stout ...jJJUtUki’J .^..........' . .4. 8-.00

On allfor intoxicating

everydutydegree above above strength inof 18addition

such strength, degreestounderthe appro-proof, 0.60

priate as above ,,,. 0.07

Chinese Type of Liquor.

On allof alcohol

Chinese bytypeweight

spirits containing not more than 23 per cent. 1.20

For every one per cent, of additional alcoholic strength by weight... 0.05

Japanese Type of Liquor.

On

Forallevery

sakeonecontaining

per cent,not more than alcoholic

of additional 25 per cent,strength

of alcoholby byweight...

weight 0.05 1.20

Other Liquors.

On anyforegoing

intoxicating liquor which is 'not specifically mentionedsqijtVi.l or referredv....;,..;..’....^

to in the $10.00

Spirituous Liquor Duties.

On perfumed

than tenspirits,

per cent,medicateil spirits byandweight....

of pure alcohol toilet preparations, containing more 10.00

Imported Tobacco.

A. (1) If unstripptd: —On unmanufactured tobacco:

(a) containing

weight 10 pounds or more of moisture per 100 pounds 70p«rcents

thereof

lb.

(b) weight

containing less than 10 pounds of moisture

thereof per 100 pounds 79 cents-

Av

(2) If(a)stripped:

containing 10 pounds or more of moisture per 100 pounds 84 cents

weight thereof.,.,

(b) containing less than 10 pounds of moisture per lOO pounds

B. (1) Cigarsweight —On thereof manufactured tobacco:...,r,i........93 $2.00

cents

(2)

(3) OtherCigarettesmanufactured tobacco, including snuff: and.;.0.90 cigar: 1 0.90

cuttings

The (b)following tobacco shall be exempt from duty:— , .

ships

(c) private stores

tobacco use which; is imported in broken packages in passengers’ baggage, for

beunder

allowed byandthewhich does not exceed

Superintendent or as suchbequantity,

may appointed weight,

by or value

regulations asmade

may

this Ordinance.

Motor Cars

On all foreign madeC.I.F. motorvalue

vehiclesto theon first

licenseregistration

fee 20% of the

Motor Spirit Duties. per gallon

Motor Spirit (all kinds) 25 cents

NOTE.

Theonduties

collected a sterling on all importedis tointoxicating

basis, liquor,andspirituous liquor stated

and tobacco are

shall be conventional

sterling; and that dollarsthat

consequentlyreckoned

to

say,as thethedollars

arrive at equivalent

the actual

decimals

one thereof

ofamount shilling

payable

in thepence

andin eight

Hong

tariff

Kong

currency the conventional

a figurerates

settled by the dollarsTreasurer

Colonial stated infromthe tariff

time shalltimebeShanghai

to and multiplied bythe20average

representing and dividedopening by

selling for the

demand drafts on London. previous month of the Hong Kong Banking Corporation for

1)84 HOXGKOSO ; :

DIRECTORY

COLONIAL GOVERNMENT

Governor, Comdr.-in-Chief,

Aide-de-Camp—Captain T. A.andH.Vice-Admiral—Sir

Coltman, R.A. William Peel, k.c.m.g., k.b.e.

Private Secretary—G. W. A. Tufton

Hon. Aide-de-Camp —Lieut. H. Owen Hughes

Do. —Lieut. J. A; L. Schreiber, it.a.

Do. —F/Q. A. G. L. Somerhough, r.a.f.

Do.

Do. —2nd Lieut.Major

—Subadar L G. Mongul

Moon Singh, Hongkong and Singapore Brigade

Do. —Subadar Major Shah Zamaan Khan, 9th Jhat Regiment

^ m I Ching Kak

EXECUTtV e Council

His Excellency the General Officer Hpn. the Colonial Treasurer

Commanding the Troops Hon. Mr. R. M. Henderson, (Acting),

Hon. the Colonial Secretary Director, of Public Works

Hon. the Attomey-Generh'l Hon. Sir H. E. Pollock, Kt., k.c.

Hon. the Secretary for Chinese Affairs, Hon. Sir

Hon. Shou-son Chow, Kt.

Mr. W. E. L. Shenton

Clerk of Councils—D. W. Tratman, c.m.g.

Deputy Clerk of Comnoils—R. A. C. North

Ting Lai Kuk

Legislative Council

President: His Excellency The Governor

Official Members: Hon. Dr. A. R. Wellington, Director

His Excellency the General Officer of Medical and Sanitary Services

Commanding the Troops Unofficial' Members:

Hon. the Colonial ^Secretary Hon. Sir H. E. Pollock, Kt., k.c.

Hon. the Attorney General Hon. Mr. W. E. L. Shenton

Hon. the Secretary for Chinese Affairs Hon. Mr. R. H. Kotewall, c.m.g.,ll.d.

Hon. the Colonial Treasurer Hon. Mr. J. P. Braga

H6n. Mr. li. M. Henderson! (Acting), ! Hon. Mr. S. W. Tso, o.ii.E., ll.d.

Dircfctor of Public Wotks Hon. Mr. B. D. F. Beith

Hon. Mr. E. D. C. Wolfe, c.m.g..J Hoi:. Mr. -T. J. Paterson (Acting)

Inspector General of Police Hoi., Air. C. G. S. Mackie

Hon. Comma rider G. F. Hole. r.n. Hon. Hon. Air. W. H. Bell (Acting)

(Retired), Harbour Master Air. T. N. Chau

CWk of Cotmciiv-D. W. Tratman, c.m.g.

Deputy Clerk of Councils—R. A. C. North

HONGKONG

GOVERNMENT OFFICES

Attorney General’s Office—Courts of j|f- p] }|f ;fjj; Kau yuk sze shit

J ustdce

Attorney-General — Hon. Mr. C. G. Education Department'—P. & O. Bldg.

Director of Education — G. P. do

Alabaster, k.c., o.b.e. Martin, m.a.

Assistant Attorney - General — R. E. Inspectors of English Schools — A.

Lindsell and Clerk—Mrs. J. R.

Stenographer R. Sutherland,Vernacular

m.a. and A. Schools—

O. Brawn

Sayers Inspectors

Y. P. Law,ofb.a., W. Yu, b.a., I. S.

H Uau Shb Shu Wan, b.sc., and S. W. Liang, b.a.

Board of Education

Audit Office—New Post Office Build- Director of Education

ing (1st floor) Inspector of English

Inspector Schools

Auditor—P. L. Collisson,

Assistant Auditors — T. o.b.e.

Dallin and Rev. A. D.ofStewart,

Vernacular m.a.Schools

C. H. G. Bradley Hon. Mr. S. W. Tso, o.b e., ll.d.

Chief Clerk—B. E. Maughan Chev. J. M. Alves

Examiner—T. R. Ingram A. el Arculli

H.

Rev.B.F.L.Byrne,

Dowbiggin

s.j., ph.d.

5 © ® ** W B. Wylie

Yuen lam Team tuk s/m H. K. Woo, LL.D. L Rev. F. Short

Botanical and Forestry Very Rev. Dean A. Swann, m.a., d.sc.

1, Peak Road; Teleph. 39Department—

(ask for 106) Sir Wm. W. Hornell, c.i.e.

Capt. P. S. Cannon, m.a., a.f.c.

Superintendent—H. Green Government iSchools : —

Assist, do.

Supervisor—J. —G. B. Twemlow

R. CarrH. Strange

Assist. Supervisor—S. Belilios Public School

Headmistress—Miss

Assistant Mistresses H.— F.MissSkinner

F. M.

S « « ?8 ® ft a £ * Hughes, Miss Adams,

Peyton, Mrs. L. Heang,Mrs.MissOrmeC.

Tai Ying Yam Ming Heung Kong Miss

Marty,Jaques, Mrs. Thomson,

12 assistant mistresses,Mine.

14

Po Ching Sze Shii vernacular mistresses

Colonial Secretariat—Albert Road Central British School (Fpr Boys,

Colonial Secretary—Hon. Mr. W. T

Southern,

Principal c.m g. Colonial Secretary

Assistant Girls and Infants of European

and Clerk of Councils — D. W. British Parentage)

Tratman, c.m.g. Headmaster—G. F. Nightingale

Second Assist. Colonial Secy. & Deputy Assist. Masters—T.

Beddow, F. Mason,R. E.Rowell, H. H.

N. Ponsford

Clerk of Councils—R. A. C.

Extra Assist. Colonial Secretary — North and W. Mulcahy

A. W. G. H. Grantham Assist.

Miss Mistresses—Mrs.

N. W. Bascombe,Nightingale,

Miss M. B.

Third

StarkAsst. Colonial Secy.—D. Kelvin- Hall, Miss Knill, Miss Graham,

Mrs.

Curtin, Miss Brown and Mrs.Miss

Pryde, Miss C. C. Munro, M.

Senior Clerical & Accounting Staff Cooper

Chief Clerk—D. Davies

First Clerk—H. E. Strange Ellis Kadoorie School

Librarian-in-charge—R.

Clerks—H. A. Angus, S.G.D.Witchell Headmaster—W. Kay, m.a.

F. D. Angus, B. J.T.Murray, Whitley,

E. L. Assist. Mistress—Miss Newsholme

17 Vernacular

Anglo - Chinese

Strange, B. I. Bickford and R.

B. Wood MastersMasters and 6

Confidential Assist, and Stenogr.— Ellis Kadoorie School for Indians

Miss V. R. HarrisonC. M. Ferguson Headmaster—A. T. Hamilton

Stenographer—Miss King’s College—Teleph. 39 (ask for 6)

Junior Clerical Service Headmaster—Alfred Morris, j.p., a.c.p.

Sr. Chinese Clerk—Au Kwok-leung Second Master—A. White

HONGKONG

Assistant Masters—T. J. Price, b.sc- Technical Institute (Evening

(Sheffield), Dip. Ed., J. M. Wilson,

B.sc. (Lond.), Classes) - ■

b.a. (Cantab.),Dip.G.Ed.,F. J.Rees,Ferguson,

b,sc. Director—A. O. Brawn

. Sttyff of Lecturers

Hons (Wales),

fOxori), GirSipjs,b. Ai;b.a.

G. P. FergtiSoti; Hons

’ CaSitab.), Engineering Department

D. J. S. Crozier, b.a. (Belfast) and Building

Clark, ■ Construction

m.q.s.A., A.K.s.i. — R. ,J. B.

D. McLellan, b.a. Hons, (Cantab.) Electrical Engineering—L Day,

Assist. Mistresses-*Miss

Miss E. G. Stephen, b.a.‘ (Hons, M. D. Birt, A.M.I.E.E.

Lond.), MissE. M. Gray, b.A.

Mrs. R. Langley, Mrs. E, J L. Phillips (Lond.), :Field' Surveying—Lieut.-Cpindr.

H. Gandy, r.n.M.unro, G.

(Retd.).R. B. Bell and

and Mrs. Beattie i Mechanics—D.

Kowloon (Junior) British ''School G. H. White

(For Infants of British Parents) Science Department-.

Chemistry, Practical Chemistry,

Head Mistress—Miss M. Cooper, b.a.

Assist, Mistresses—Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Theoretical Physics—J. M. Wilson,

Wyatt, Mrs. Hudson,

Benington and Whitley Misses, Steel, b.sc. (Lond.) Dip. Ed- (Cantab.)

Sanitation—J. M. Wilson, T. J. Price

Peak School ' ' and Dr. R. S, Begbie, m.b., d.p.h.

Head Mistress—Mrs. P. Y.;JiStark Commerce Department

Shorthand—E. J. Edwards

Assist. Mistresses—Miss W. Buck- Book-keeping—B. E. Maughan

well, Miss J. F. Looker and 1 Mrs. Frepch—Miss .D. G, Graham, b.a.

Macintosh Dip. Eft: (Oxon)

Quarry Bay Junior Government English—H. G. Wallington, m.a. and

School (For Children 'of Btilish A. T. Hamilton,

Parents bhly)—Teleph.G.23778

Headmistress—Miss M.’Cotton Art—Mrs. H. O’Ctmnftr

Assist. Mistresses—M rs. Booker'Miss Teachers’ Classes

Looker and Mrs. , Jefford MenE. and Women—T.

J. Edwards and R.H.G.

Rowell, b.sc.,

Walling-

Queen's College—Aberdeen i.SipujC : ton, M.A.

Teleph. 39 (a&k for 20) Vernacular—Ng Fung-chau (super-

Headmaster—F.

B.sc. (London) saJ. de Romo, 'vj.b.e., visor), , Pak Chik- po, Leung

Second Master—W. L. Handyside, m.a. Cheuk-u, Ng Pak-keutig,

hon, Li Lun-kwai, Kung-

Tsui Pak-yuet,

(Glas.), B.sc., (London) . Liu Hoi Tung, Kwong Sui Ha,

Assistant Masters—G. W.

(Alta), K. L. Ch’au, m.a. (Durham), Reeve, b.a. Hung Mui Chi, Li Tze Sung and

,, Dip. Ed. (London), H. G. Walling- Lo Yuk Lun

ton, m.a. (Cantab.), M. G.'tyCbhrior, Hygiene—Mrs.

b.s., d.p.h. andE.Dr.M.D.Minett,

Laing, m.d.,

m.b.

b.a. (T.C.D), L. G. Morgan, b.sc. Kowloon Section

(London), R. H. Griffiths, L. B. Chemistry, Practical & Theoretical —

Holmes, b.a. (Oxon)

Williamson, B.sc., (London) and H. N. Supervisors—T. Rowell, BiSc.

Assistant Mistresses—Miss F. K. Cookery—Mrs. Cooper

Walker, Mrs. M. J. Fowlie, Miss Shorthand—Miss Bascombe

Paterson, Miss Julia Lam, b.a.

(Hongkong) and Miss Hung Lai Wanchai English School

Headmaster—E.

Anglo-Chinese Masters—Ng Fung, Yaumati Chinese assistantJ. masters

Edwards and 9

chau, Tse Ghing-fong, Kung W.Hon-F. English School’

Li Lun-kwai, Hung Yuk-sang, Headmaster—G.

H. E. S. Upsdell, m.a.

Cheong,

H. Yuen,b.a., b.a., C.S. W. Chan,b.a.,b.a.,P. H.

L. Pun, K. Assistant Mistresses —^ Mrs. and E. 10S.

Leung, b.a.,and

S. K.K. Kwong, b.a., F. K. Murphy, L. M. Humphreys,

Chan, b.a. I. Wong, b.a. Chinese assistant masters

Vernacular Masters—Liu Hoi tung Government Marine Surveyor’s

(senior vernacular master), Leung Dept.—P. & O. Building (i5th floor);

Cheuk-ii, Li Tat hang, ChakPing-ki,

Li Ching-yat, Mak K wan-chak, Teleph. 39 (ask for 44)

Yung.

Pin Kwok-cheung and Li Hung Govt. Marine Surveyor and Chief

Clerk—Leung Tak-wa Examiner of Engineers — William

Russell, m.i.n.a..

HONGKONG 987

Senior Engineer Surveyor

miner of Engineers—W. O. Lambert, and Exa- Officer-in-charge (Green Island), and

A. M.I.N.A., M.I.MARSub-Inspector F.E.Taylor of Lighthouses—G.

Engineer Surveyors and Examiners Lighthouse Keepers (GapE.Rock)—H.

of Engineers—R. Hall, P. J. Taylor C. Brown, R. D.P. Brown, da Silva,

T. E. Jackson, E. Lloyd Jones and W. J. White, V. Maher and A. R.

K. C. Hamilton

Senior Ship Surveyor—G. Swan Lazaroo

Ship Surveyors — B. H. Church, N. Lighthouse

—A. E. Keepers

Harvey, R. (Waglan Island)

Roskruge, Wong

GarlandSurveyors—Lieut.-Comdr.

Nautical and W. Sprague T. SignalKaiStations:

Chung and S. Bamsey

C. Stiff, K.JT.R., and Capt. J. Hunter Officers-in-charge—

Chief Clerk—H. Andrews Blackhead—R.

Green Island—T. A. Agan

Gomes

Clerks—Chan Fo Po and & Lai Yau Kit Govt. Slipway—Yaumati

Draughtsman—Cheung Yan Kuk Assist. Marine Surveyor-in-charge—

Government Slipway—Yaumati

Surveyor-in-Charge—R. Hall R. Hall H. W. Chittenden

Boatswai n—V. Chittenden Boatswain—Y.

Clerk—Li Kam Chak

a a iss Shun ching sze Tai ying Hong hong Hoi kwan

Harbour Department — Connaught Rd. Kam tuk shu

Harbour Master, Marine Magistrate,

Director of Air Services, Emigration

Officer and Registrar of Shipping— Road Central Imports and Exports Office—Connaught

Comdr. G. F. Hole, r.n. (retired) Superintendent—J.

Deputy Harbour

B. Newill, d.s.o., Master—Comdr.

r.n. J. Assist, do. —Q. D.A. Lloyd A. Macfadyen

Assist. Harbour Master—T. W. H. Assist. Supt. and Monopoly Analyst

Hosegood Clerks—F. X. Rozario, Ip Kwai Chung,

Office Assistant—C. J. Roe Ho Fu Leung and J. Conception

Accountant—T. Parkinson Senior Revenue Officer—W. J. Buller

Chief Clerk—Sirdar Khan Revenue

Boarding Officers — C. J. Thomson,

J. R. G. Wyatt, C. H. Thompson, Marks, J.Officers—A.

W. Brown, Grimmett,

H. V. Pearse,A.

R.Cairns

J. Nunn, A. G. Cooke, D. G. T. Tallon, P. J. O’Neill, A. L.

and T. B. Low Powell,

Warden, R. A.

E-andTuck, Trengove, E. G.T.

J. Davidson,

Inspectors of Junks and Cargo Boats Merriman J. C/Dunlop

—W. R. Hillyer,A.F. Brett,

F. Andrade, Karim,L. Medina,

M. L.

Louremjo, J. L. Noronha and E. F. Jli i BE} Tm to tang

Brown Land Office—Law Courts

Shipping Office Land Officer—P. Jacks

Deputy Shipping Master — G. W. Assist, Clerk—W.

do. —F. Eaves

Coysh Senior J. Lockhart-Smith

Govt. Marine Surveyor’s Office District Officer (Northern District,

Govt. Marine Surveyor—W. Russell Tai Po)—E. H. Williams

Assist.

RobertSurveyors P.— B.J.W.H.Taylor,

O. Lambert, District

Jackson, Hall,

G. Swan, Church,T. N.E. B. C. K.Officer

Hawkins (Southern District)—

Garland, Land Bailiff—J. D. Bickerstaff

T. C. Stiff,E. J.L. JHunter,

ones, K. C,W,Hamilton,

Sprague Licensing Board

and S. Ashworth

Senior Clerk—H. H. Andrews Chairman—Hon. Mr. W, T. Southorn,

Gunpowder Depot—Green Island C.

Vice-Chairman — C. G. Alabaster,

Supt.—Comdr. G- F.

Officer-in-charge—A. Julian Hole, r.n. K.C., O.Bi.EMembers—J.

.

Government Unofficial A. Plummer

Master—A.RescueG. Cooke Tug Kau Sing and J. Members—J.

Elected M. Wong Owen Hughes,

Lighthouses H. B. L Dowbiggin, O.B.E., and J. L.

Collector McPherson

F. Hole;ofr.n.Light Dues—Comdr. G. Secretary—D. M. MacDougall

ttONGKONG

^ pi i'80* Pun s^u Medical Officers—Dr. D. J. Valen-

tine, M.C., M.B., B.s. (London),

Magistrates’ Court—Arbuthnot Rd. d.p.h., d.t.m. & h. (En'giaird),

First Magistrate and. Coronerj— W. Dr. ,1. Newton, m.r.c.s.,' t.b.c.p.

: SchptieTd j <1 • Dr. J.. ,E. Dovey, m.b.v ch.b.

Second Magistrate — E. I. Wyrme- (Edih.), Dr. T. W. Wave, m.b.,

J'ories (acting) ,ch. b. (Christ,), Dr. G.^V. A.

First Clerk—D. M. MacDougall

'Second Clerk—Liii'Shau. Ping Griffith, m.b., b.ch., 3.4,0., Dr.

Clerks

Tsun, jirid

LeungInt;erpreters-rKong

Clungand Yu,Rattan Man

Chau Yeung- P. F. S. Court, m.r.c.s': ; (Eng-

man, Medhi Khan Singh land), l.r.c.p. (London),;.Dr. J.

Interpreters—Hon KaTrl Shing, Lau B. Mackie, m.b., b.s.

Wing Shum arid Yeung Mari Yuk Chinese Medical Offieers^JDr. G.

Ushers—So Kain Sing and Ting Zeh H. Thomas, m.d., b.s., Luk

Shroffs—Chan Lan ban and Chan Ghueri TTsrieri and Ban Tsu

Wing On Zung, m.b., b.s. (Uni. H.K.)

Radiology

Magistrates’ Court—Kowloon Radiologist—Dr. F. J. Farr,

Magistrate—J. A. Fraser M.B., CH.B., L.D.S.

First ClerkC. Lang Radiographer — J. ■ Skinner,

B.P.A.

Medical Board Masseuse—iL. M. Siggins, c.s.M.

Hon. Director of Medical and Sanitary M.c., b-p.a., a.r. SAN:i. and M.

Services ; H. Hughes

Senior Naval Medical Officer X-Ray Sister—C. S. Mackenzie

Senior Army Medical Officer 1 Drugs and Dispensing

Prof.'Kerielm Hutchinson Digby, m.b., Apothecary—R. N. Cable, f.c.s.

Dr.b.s., f.r.c.s. ' , - Assistant Apothecary—-J. T.

Dr.l. James

StuartWilliam

Seguiri Andersrin,

Strahan, m.b.,B.s.

m.r.c.s.,

r.c.p., m b., B.CH. Charge

Shand, m.p.s. and L. J. Mot-

ley, M.P.S.

Dr. Tseung Fat-im, M.B., B.s. Dispensers—Chan Ping

Mr. Maurice Murray Watson (seby.) Fai, Mak Man Lee and Wai

Woon Man

Medical Department—Post Office Build- Staff Dispenser Au Kwok (Lam

ing (Top floor) Clerk—F. Paterson

Director, Medical and Sanitary Steward

iServioes^—Dr. A. R. Wellington, Steward—F. P. Anslow

m. r.c.s. (England), . Assist, do.—j.l.r.c.p.F. MaGowau

(ILondOin), d.t.m. & h.* d.p.h. Nursing Staff {General)

(Camb.) Principal Matron—E- A. Girl-

Director, Medical and Sanitary ing i Civil Hospital—M. J.

Services^Dr. W. B. A. Moore,

l. r.c.p., l.r.c.s. Matron, (Ireland),

Wilson L-M.

(Rotunda), d.t.m. & H. (iLondon) Matron, Victoria Hospital G.

Secretary— (Yacant) Chettle

Account—T. M. Sung Matron, Kowloon. Hospital—J.

’Clerical' Staff—Tang Yau Ming, A. Davis

Chiu Hong U, Ip Yuk Lun, Home Sister, Civil Hospital—

Yeung Kai Hi, Un Hak Yeung, E. O. Maelaren

Wai Tak Him, Y. L. Lau and Tutor Sister—I. N. Watkins

Mak Kiu Fan Nursing (Sisters—L. Lace, S. I.

Consultant Staffs W?. I. Gerrard, Summerldll, B. E. Elliott, S.

o.b.e., m.d., m.r.c.p. (London), F. Sutton, A. M. Davies, D.

d.p.h., K. H. Digby, m.b., P. Gean, A. M. Cullinan, M.

f.r.c.s.,; R. E. Tottenham, m.a., A. Wilson, F. A. Granfield,

m. d , d!p.h., f.r.c.p.i. S. Riley, S, G. Morrison, D.

Jlospital Division (General) Robinson, I. Werbrick, C. 1.

Senior Medical Officer—Dr. J. T. Watson, A. I. Smith, H. M.

Smalley, m.r.cis. (England), Mahy, J. N Edwards, K. E.

l,H!.g.p. (London) Gordon, A. S. Rogers, C. B-

HONGKONG i>89

Robinson, V. D. Phillipowsky, Matendty and UhUd' Welfithe

0. Beattie, L. Aloock, S. A. Lady Health Officer—Mrs. L. O.

Massey, M. O’Sullivan, O. Hunter, m.b.,„ m.r.c.s. (Eng-

Patchell, M. E. Dow, (L. C. land), l.r.o.P. (London)

Mallows, C. McNevin, M. J. Infant Welfare Nurse—A. Low-

(Staple,. M. L. Everett, H. L. cpck-, i

J. Pearce, F. M.i Wills, F. M. Chinese Hospitals ik Dispensaries

E. Pepper, H. G. Grant and Visiting Medical Officer—Dr. H.

R. Walpole , h L. Clift, m.b., ch.b. (Edin.)

Staff Nurses-—M. Leung, D. Chinese Resident, Medical Offi-

Chan, M. Ng, A. V. H. Mow cers—Dr. Chang Kun Chen,

Fung Chung, R. Poon, I m.b.b.s., (Uni. H.K.), Phoon

'Soong, M. ILok, Laura Lam, Sack Wah, m.b.b.s. (Uni. H.

G. Mak. J. Lau, S. Brown, D. K.), and PhoOn Sack Weng,

Wong, S. G. iL.au, L. K. Chue, m.b.b.s. (Unir H.K.)

V. Sung, Luey Lam and F. Chme&e Lady Medical Officers'—

M. Wong Drs.' Lai Po- Chueu, m.b.b.s.

Charge Dressers.— Cheuk Sui (Uni. H.K.)' and P. Ruttonjee,

Bun, Li U Cheung, Chan Shi M.

Yuen, Li Fui, Liu Pok, Wong Interpreter-^Sung Ngan, Tsing

Chak Sang, Chan Kam Fook, Stenographer—A. Gill

Ng Nai Ching, Ho Chak Port We alM Officer •

Kun, (Sham Kwok Fai, Chan Port Health Officer—Dr. J. P.

Sui Wan, Lau Kwok In, Lau , Fehily, m.b., b.ch., b.a.o.,

Lai San and Woo Tick Yue N.

'Nwrung Staff {Metiipiy. Second Port Health Offiteer—

Head Attendant^-J. Murray (Vacant)

Assist. do. —L. A. Collyer Chinese Medical Officers—Drs.

Female do. —K. Grant and Tsoi Teng Ming, m.b.b.s.

E. Lane (Uni. H.K.), and Cheah Keng

Clerical Staff—Au King Tsun, Seng, m.b.b.s.,, (Uni. H.K.)

Tam Po, Ma San Kwai, Fung Public Vaccinators—Chan Ping

Hok Ling, Yeung Kam Ping, Kwong, Cboi Yau Nam, Shan

Pang Kui Ching, (Leung Nai Ying Tai, Fung Ype, Lam, Li

Kuen and Or Yiu Hin Chan Run, Cheung, Ching

Health Division Chi, Wong To Pui, Mui

Venereal Disease Officer—Dr. J. Cheong Yin, Chan Wai Lam,

Health Officers—G. W. Pope, Chui Ki and Chiu Kong

L,L.M..R.c,p. and s.i. (Ireland) Yung

dsp.h., R.C.P. and s.i., and Dr. New Territories

R. S. Begbje, m.d., d.p.h., Medical Officer—Dr. K. H.

d.t.m. & h. (Edin.) Uttley, m.a., m.r.c.S-.', l.r.c.p.,

Chinese Health Officer—Dr. K. m.b., ch. b., (Camb,) d.t.m. &

C. Yeo, m.d., b.s. (Uni. H.K.), H. (London)

d.t.m. & h. (London), d.p.h. Chinese Medical Officer—Dr. A-

(Camb.) D. Wong, m.b., b.s- (Uni. H.

Venereal Disease K.)

Venereal Disease Officer—Dr. J. Bacteriology and Pathology

A. R. Selby, m.b.b.s., ch.b. Bacteriologist — Dr. A. V.

(Edin.) Greaves, m.b. '(.Tor;), m.c.p. &

s. (Out.) d.t.m. (Liverpool)

School Hygiene Assi st. B acte fip] ogist—(Vacant)

Medical Officer for Schools— Laboratory Assistants — Leung

Mrs. E. M. Minett, m.d., m.b. Kwok Tai, Lee Yuk Him,

B. S. (Szeto Yan Pur, Chong Shiu

School Nurses—Sham Yan Lin, Lam and Leung Kwok Tok

Ida King Lee and I. Ander- Clerks—Chan Hing Man and

son Chau Fook Tin

HONGKONG

Malaria Bureau Head

Assist,Attendant—J.

do. —L. Murray

A. Collyer

Malario 1 ogisit—Dr. R. B. Jack- Female Attendants—K. Grant and

son, M.D., b.ch. d.p.h. (Dublin) E. Lane

Assist, to Malariologist—M. R. Central Medical Store

Deb Apothecary—R. E. Cable, f.c.s.

Mosquito Inspectors—Kara Nai Assist.

Fai, Ngan Kang Ha, So Ping

Yin and Ohiu Yuen Hang Clerk—P.Do.Paterson

—L. J. Morley

| Clerk—Wong Chor Tung Victoria Hospital

Medical Officer in-charge—Dr. D. J.

A uahjtical and Chemistry Valentine,

Analyst—(Yacant)

Assist. Analysts — V. G. Bran- D.P.H,, D.T.M.M.c.,& H.m.b,,

(Eng.)b.s. (Lond.)r

son,, A.E.C.S., B.SC., D.I.C., Assist. Medical Officer — Dr. J. B.

a.i.c., A. Jackson, b.sc. fh.d., Mackie, m.b., b.s.,

J. IL. Tetley, b.a. (Camb.) Matron—Miss

Clerk—Pang G. Chettle

Kui Ching Kam Ping^

a.i.c., D. iLoie, a.w.m.c.. a.a. Teleph. Operator—Yeung

c.i. a.a.i.m.m. and P. Edwards Kowloon Hospital

Sampler—L. D. Leonard Senior Medical Officer* in-charge—

Clerk—Chan Kwok Leung Dr. J. T. Smalley, m.r.c.s. (Eng.^

l. Medical Officer—Dr. J. B.

Assist.

m m m m Mackie, m.b., b.s., d.t.m.

Civil Hospital Chinese

ChuenMedical Officer

Hsuen, Dip. — Dr.

Govt. Luk

College,.

Medical Officer-in-charge — Dr. I. Tientsin

Newton,Medical

M.R.C.S., Officers

l.r.c.p. — G. H. Matron—Miss

Chinese

Thomas, nursing sistersJ. A. Davis and 14

m.b., B.s. m.d., and Dr. Ban

(University, H.K.)TsuZung, Clerks—Au

Nai Kuen Hing Tsun and Leung

Radiologist—Dr. F. J. Farr, m.b., ch.b., Office of Health

L.D.S.

Radiographer—J. Skinner o.B.E., m.d., Health Officer ofOfficer

Port andofInspector

Port

Physician—W. I. Gerrard, ofM.B.,Emigrants—Dr. J. P. Fehily

CH.B., B.A.O., F.A.C.S., D.P.H. r

m.r.c.p. (London) d.p.h. Second Health Officer of PortT.and

Surgeon—K. H. Digby m.b., f.r.c.s. Inspector ofch.b,,

Emigrants—Dr. W.

Obstetrician and Gynacologist

Dr. R. E. Tottenham, b.a., m.d., — Ware, m.b., d.p.h.

D.P.H., F.R.C.P.I. Chinese

TengDr.Ming,Medical Officers—Dr.

m.b.,Keng

b.s., (Uni. Tsoi

Visiting

Union

Chaplains—The Chaplain,

Church, The Dean, St. and

b.s. (Uni. Cheah

H.K.) Seng,H.K.)

m.b.,

John’s Cathedral, The Chaplain

Roman Catholic Cathedral ^ ^ ^ ^ ^

Apothecaries—J.

Morley T. Shand and L. J. Bacteriological Institute

Steward—F. Bacteriologist—Dr. A. V. Greaves,

Asst. do.—J. F.P. Anslow

McGowan m.

(Liv.)

Matron—Miss M. J. Wilson

Masseuse --Miss L. M. Siggins Assist, Bacteriologist—vacant

Home Laboratory Assistants — Leung

X-RaySister—Miss

Sister—MissE:C.C.S. Maclaren

Mackenzie Kwok

Yan Pui, Tai,Chong

Lee Yuk ShiuHim,LamSzeto-

and

(For Nursing Staff—AVe List under Leung Kwok Tok

Medical

Clerical Staff Department) Clerks—Chau Fook Tin and Chan

Clerks—Tam Hing Man

Shroff—Fung PoHokandLing Ma San Kwai Malaria Bureau

r Teleph. Operator—Or Yu Him Malariologist—Dr. R. B. Jackson,

Mental Hospital m.d.V

Malaria d.p.h. (Dub.)(on

Inspectors probation)—

Medical Officer-in-charge — Dr. I. Kam Nai and

Fai, Chiu

NganYuenKengHengHa, So-

Newton, M.Ric.s., l.r.c.p. Ping Yin

Chinese Medical

Thomas, m.d. Officer — G. H. i Assist, to MalariolbglsteJM. R. Deb

Clerk—Wong Chor Tung ?

HONGKONG

Government Laboratory S|tore. Foreman—J. A. Borges

Anal y st—vacau t ChinesQ: Staff—254 ratings

Assistant Analysts—C- Branson,

A.R.C.S.,

son, b.Scb.s.c, P.x.c.,

J. L.a.i.c., A. Jack-

(Camb.),

, ph.d.,

a.i.c., D.and

Tetley, b.a.,

Loie,P. Edwards ft 0 S

a.w.m.c., Post Office, mn

A.A.ex, a.a.i.M.m., General

Sampler Postmaster-General—M.

do.—j. H; B. LeeJ. Breen

Clerk- K.- F.L. f).ChariLeonard

■ Assist,

AccOurits Office

Accountants—A. J. Piped & H. A. Mills

M & ^ H Ab'/jf chat kung chw Clerksi—A.

E! Marriott F. ’Oastifho, E- Riheiro and

Police Headquarters—-Hollywood

Irispr. GerieraWE. D. C. Wolfe, c.m.g. Money Road Order Office

Depy. Inspector Getteralr^T. H. King Superintendent—H. Dixon

Div. Supt., Kowloon—I). Burlingham Clerks—J:

Feroz Ali0.and Barros,

Chung A-Sriid’Almeida,

Nam

Director,

G. Perdue Crimimai Iritiellighhce—C.

.- General Office

Superintendent—L. H. X. Booth Supt. of Majls—T. Hynes (on leave)

Assist. Supts.— Assist, do—F. H. Holdman (acting)

Sparrow, L. W. H. R.C)Scott, W. la T.B.

Salthrop Inspector of Postmen-Mj. HU Woodier

Storekeeper—Wong Tsoi Fan

Murphy, Am R. S. Major and W. P. Correspohdence Clerksand—Chow

KwanChiu

Kin

Thompson

Probatjoner—Kj . Bidmpad; : San, Ho Chuk Chor

Accountant : W. K. Stone Chor '

Assist. dp#—R. Dormer Clerks — Ahmed Khan, Edward

Store SupeTy' isqr—W- G. Harrison Mohamed

Learners Ali, and Chinese'

— Gnrdayal Singh, F. A.

•Storekeeper—*-A,

Secretary—S.t Randle .W. Davidson,. Robertson, F. R. Osborne, M.; G.

Stenographers~Miss Ov-Angus, Miss Lenz,

Launch W. O'Connor and Chinese

M. King and Miss D. M. Dodels

Chief Inspector—P. Grant Chand,Officers—Miro

.Mohamed AKhan, hsan, Gopal

and

Chief . Detective Inspector-; A. H. Registration Mohamed Hassan

Reynolds, , . Branch

Chief Inspector . (Principal, Police Assist. Supt. of Mails—

Clerks—L. G. de Sousa, Mohamed

Training School)—H J. Patterson

Inspectors—R.

W. R. Me Walter, H. Marks, R. Clark,E. ParcelSheriff,

F. E. E.A.Booker, Branch

and Chinese

Bloor, C. P. Fallon, W.

W. Shaftain, J. Murphy, L. P. Lane, Shannon, F. Assist. Supt.

Clerks—Bishan of Mails—T.

Das, A. Lay (acting)

Conception,

J. Brennan, G. A. Stimson, C. F. M. Y, Khan, Harbhajan Singh and

Alexander,

Vincent, R. K.Shannon W. Andrew, and M.E. H. A. PosteChinese

Restante .

Hourihan Assist. Supt. of Mails—M- Ligores

Clerks—Ku

Chinese BranchMan Pui and Tam Tsoi

M MI* Fo Kuk Clerk-in-charge—Lo Pak Wai

Fire Brigade—Victoria; teleph. 30303 Assistant—Lai Hon Kiin

Chief

(Hon. Officer—E.

Inspector D.General

G Wolfe, of c.m.g. Kowloon

Police)

Branch

Clerk-in-charge—D. J. M. Fernandez

Supt.—H. T. Brooks, M.I.EIRE.E. Assist. Clerk-in-chairge—J.

Kowloon City Branch Garcia

Deputy

—J. C.Supt. and Inspection

Fitzhcnry, a.m.i. fireOfficer

e. Shroff-in-charge—Chan

Sheung Wan Branch Wing Kwai

Consulting Engr.—R. Hall

G.M.S.)Engineer and Station Officer (assist. Clerk-iri-chhrgh—Chan Fuk Chi

Assist. Assist - Lam Sink U

—G. C. Moss

•Station Officer—G. Saunders Saiyingpun Branch

Assist. Station Officers—J. W. Wanchai Branch Clerk-in-charge—Lo Hi Nin

Woollard (grad. i.fi.reE-), W.

Smith and A. I. Cask (grad, Yaumati BranchMcI. CJerk-in-charge—Lam Ling

i. fire, k) Clerk-in-charge—KooClrin Son

Mechanical Engineer—E- F. Brown Shum Shui Po Branch

Assist. do. • -iP. H, Brown Clerk-in charge—An Tse Tsau

992 HONGKONG

Radio Telegraph Office - Ground Floor, Technical Secretary t6 Director o^

P. & O. Building; Public Teleph. 39, PublicM.l.M. Works—R.

Ext. 360

Traffic Supt. and Inspector of Wire- M.C., & CY. E. S. W. Pateron,,

less and Licensing Office— 1). W. Supt. pi Accounts ap'd Stores—W. J.

WaterTraffic,

ton Supts.—O. E. White, j Anderson ,

Assist. Executive

р. Engineers—E. Newhouse,

and A. E. E. Jeffries H. C. Lowick,

Technical Engineer—C. A. K. Jeffery

Radio Counter Enquires—A. Hee M. Costa a.m.i.c.e., A. B. p.a.s.i.,

Purves, H. S. Rouse,.

m. inst. c.e.,.

Telegraph Supervisor—Thum Wai H. J. Pearce,

derson, B.E., B.A.m.c. and Adam An-

Kow loon Radio Office (Royal Observa- Architects — R. P. Shaw, A.R.i.b.a.,

toryTelegraph

Grounds)Supervisor In charge— .Ci.

A.39, Ext,

E. P.185Guest, Public Teleph. a. B. Robertson, S. G. Feltham,.

J.Hill,Bottomley, a m.i.A.M.T.P.I.,

Lie. R.I.B.A., struct, e.,A.R.S.I.,.

S. O.

A. W. Hodges, a.r.i.b.a., W. H.

Kam fong Owen, b.sc.,

Vernall, tech.,K.a.r.i.b.a.,

l.r.i.b.a., S. Robertson,R, J.

Prison Department W. Franks

Superintendent—J. b. eng., C.'E. Moore, b.arch., m.r.s.i.,.

Assist, do. —F.HaA.Chun Hopkins m.i.

A. struct, e. and E. T. E. Nash,

Storekeeper—Ko Engineers—H.

Clerks and Interpreters—To Yee,

Tsang Chiu Yanand U. Chong Wah E. S. Carter, A.H.Nicol, Pegg,a.m.i.c.e.,

R. S. Logan, a.m,

Clerks—Wong Cheuk Hang, U. Ming, INST. STRUCT, e., W. Woodward, b.sc.-

Fung Shu Sang and Au Wai Ming ENG.,

a.m.i.c.e.,C. W. E. Bishop, B. S C. ENG.,.

Victoria Gaol inst.m. & CY.A. E.,E. W. Lissaman,

J. S. Key,f.s.i., m.

a.m.i„

Medical Officer—-G. V. A.

Hospital Supervisor— D. E. Wood Griffiths с.

a.m.i.c.e., D. S. C.Edward, a.m.i.

Assist. do. —:Vj H. Freeman struct.e., A.I.A.A., J. Waddell,

Chaplains—Revs.

Teruzzi and FrankA.ShortSwann, E. B.

Chief a.m.i.c.e,, N. K. Littlejohn, a.m.i.c.e.,.

Assist,Warder—G L. Buchanan

do. —(vacant) a.B.SC. ENG., J. Forbes, B SC., A.M.I.C.E.,

Princ. Printg. Officer—A. B. Didsbury F.e., J.E.T.F.Locke, A.M.I.C.E., M.I.STRUCT.

Assist. do. —S.

Printing Officers—P. W.Cressey

Gillespie, A. T. T Buttress b.sc. eng., R. H,

Jenner and W. F. C. Jenner W oodman, B.sc. eng., and J. G,

Principal Warders—W. Hill, A. Paice, Campbell,

Chief Elect a.m.i.c.e. H. King, m.i.e.e.

Engr.—L.

G. Barrett, W. Hill, J. W. Fitzgerald, Assist.

J. W. Hudson and H. C. Pratt Valuation do.& Resumptions — R. Cryan Officer—

Female Prison J. E.ofRichardson,

Supt, p.a.s.i.

Matron—(vaeah t)

Assist. Matron—Mrs. J. M. Xavier E. B. Reed, p.a.s.i. and Surveys—

Crown Lands

Lai Chi Kok Branch Prison Assist. .Supt. of Crown Lands and

MedicalWarder—J.

Chief Officer—Dr.C. J. B. Mackie

West 1stSurveys—Class Land11. West, p.a.s.1. — E. B,

Surveyors

Principal Warders—J. Johnston and Lambert,

b. B. H. C. Hallowes, b.a.,

W. J. BagJey 2nd Class Land Surveyors^—J. Angwin,

Gp a.s.i.,

H. C.Douglas,

H. Lambe, C.andWomack,

O. M. I. de

H p] X RvAig mn see shii Ville, p.a.s.i.

Public Works Department — Lower Hydrographic Surveyor—Lt.-Comdr,

Albert Road; Teleph. 39 G. H. Gandy, r.n. (retd.)

Director of Public Works —Hon. Mr. Mechanical Engineer—E. P. Fletcher

R. M. Director

Assist. Hendersonof Public Works—A. Quantity Surveyor—F. J. Ling, F.S.I.,

W. Tickle, f.r.i.b.a., f.s.i. M.Q.S.A.,

Senior A.R.S.I. of Works—S.

Inspectors Hamer,

General Secretary to Directory of A.Kynoch

W. J. Simmons, J. Dickson, G.asso,

W.

Public

B.A. Works—W. G. Fitz-Gibbon, and A. E. Clarke,

CI.ElE

HONGKONG 993

Inspectors of Works—W. H . Edmonds,

m.b.e., a.k.s.i., R D. Keyker, T. J. Assist. Storekeepers — B. E. Su-

gar’s, J. T. K. Gilchrist and W.

Kichards,(1st

Tacchi, K. J.Class

Everest,

E.O.T.m.b.E., C. J.

Certif-X . Edge; : of Stores • W.: Gi’ Clark

Inspector

VV. Pryde,' T. Bolt arld'J. T. Ewing Inspentyr of Furniture T. Y.

First Class Overseers — J. A. Hannyni . . . -

Howe, F. C. -Neville,' fi{. R. Engiheering Assist.-—Ng Ping Un

Jones, G> W. May, \V. SJjaw, H. ; Junior. AssisC . , Engineer—S. B.

Hall (1st .Class B.Q.T. Certif.), Ahmed, M.s.c.,: fetra. ‘ (Hong

iS. A. Roberts,. A. J. Wadmore, Kong!) AJM.i.smuar.B.

J. S. Beach, A; Spaiy, F. R. S. Clerk. Higher 1 Class—Yung Yuk

James, m.c., Rj A. Hyne, A. P. ^"g , '

Glanville,

Goom, A. M. A. Holland,

Brooksbank, C. S.

F. Baker .Clyjtks Class 1 — Ho Kwai Fong

and Tang Shing Cheung

and A. Thom sort 1

Second Class Overseers—*-L. J. F. Cort Development Department The—

Griffiths, T. W. Carr, R. C. Eeaconsfield Arcade (1st floor); Teleph.

Keen, H. J. Best, J. Fraser, P. General Office: 39 (ask for 193)

C. Morgan, F. E. Lawrence, G. Engr.-in-charge—Adam, Anderson

E. Stephens, J. S. Dinnen, J. j Engineers—Andrew Nicol, W. J. S.

W. Wells, AY. L. Walker, H. H. Key,iSr.JK. IJttlejohn, G. H. Gandy

Rose, R. S. Bell, W. Bruce, W. and S. B; Ahmed

Sayers, J. Barnet, A. II. Ho- Apprentice Engr.—Eric Wong Tape

ward, G. E. L. Johnson, J. M. 1stHyne

ClassandOverseers—W.

A. M. HollandShaw, R. A.

Purvis, G. P. Murphy, T. Arm- 2ndJ. Bebbington

Class Overseers—W. Bruce, N.

strong, M.i}., san.I., A, F. Rey- and J. Fraser

nolds, T., iS. Fraser, J. Dobson,

J. A. Kennard, N. J. Bobbing-

ton, F. C, Manning, J. S. i e w e ?e &

Flegg and Josjeph Fraser Registration of Births andDeaths

Inspectors of Wireless & Tele-! Registrar—A. R. Wellington

graphs—-J. Key and D. W. Deputy Registrars—K.W.H.B.Uttley

D. J. Valentine, A. Moore,

and

Waterton J. H. Gelling

Telegraph ,Sub-engineei’s—G W.

R. Griggs, F. K. Garton and A.

Brailsford ■g # S iS »

Radio Technician—T. B. Rolland Fan yan1 Chii Chalc Kun

1st Grade Wireless1 Technician—J. . Registration of Marriages

S. Logan, a.m.i.b.e. Registrar - TheAssist,

Land hand

OfficerOfficer

2nd Grade Wireless Technician— Deputy—The

A. E. E. Jeffries and R. J.

Boast

■Chief Draughtsmen—rW. Smith, J Tinman toi

L. E. iLongbottom and C. A. Royal Observatory, H’kong.—K’loon.

Grimes DirectOpiLC. W. Jeffries, f.r.a.s.

Senior Land Bailiffs—A.' C. Bur- Asst, do.—B. D. Evans, f.r.a.s.

ford, G. J. Chambers, W. E. Professional Assist.—Vacant

Hollands, ,S. H. Fep'low, R. E.

Stott and W. Rout ley Hi ira Tsing ching kuh

Clerk, C^hwrt Lands and Surveys Sanitary Department—New Post Office

—W. F. Kerr

Clerk, ,Water Works ! Office—J. Building Head of Sanitary Dept, and President

Hargreaves of Board—G.

Pay Clerk, ;Accounts Office—J.

Hosford Assist. Head bfR.Sanitary

Sayer, b.a.©ept.

(Oxon.)

— E.

Stenographers — Mrs. S. J. C. Himsworth

Stanesby and Miss B. V. Frank- Secy., Sanitary Board—J. H. Gelling

Assist.

Mui KaiSecy., Sanitary Board — Ng

lin

82

.9.94. . HONGKONG

r :

j Jledical Qffic^ of Health G. W. Pope, Statistical Branch—Imports and Ex

■ 'Chinese,

L.L.M., E.C.P.

Assist.& S.ll, Officer& S.I.of ports

D.P.H., EiC.P.

.Medical Queen’s

Department-trB^acpp^field Arcade,

Road Cenfral , Teleiphs,Office39, Chief

‘ ! Health- K. C. Yeo, M.B., B.s. (h.k.), Clerk 32$,; Correspondence 329,

d.p.h. fCattife.), h.T.M.

Veterinary Surgeon—Major YV. J. E. & ir. (Eng.) Receiving Office. 330

• Mackenzie, M.d, m.r.c.v.s.v Chief Clerk—W, Clbr'

Correspondence T. Lewis

k—tT Kam-ping

Assist. Veterinary Siirgeon—Captain Supervisors—She I On, Tai Tin-shang,

: M. J.Heidy,'M.R.o.v.s. Pang Lai shatig, Cherig Hing-kung,

Chief Tung Man-tak, Ip Ping-chun, Wong

SeniorInspector—C.

Inspectors —E.A.Frith, K. a.r.san.i.

Taylor, Lai-ching and PangClerks

and 43 Chinese. Shau Ying

L. Brewer. W. Old. R. R. Wood,

H.Jjij Lockhart and J. Reid

Sanitary Inspectors—G.

J. G: Hooper, K. Roylance,C.

S. Eccleshall, & ■ Wp 4*

Strange, E: C. Kerrison,. F. W. Supreme Court—Stafcufe Square

Bradley, Wi Elliott, P. E.f Kni^t, Chief Justice — His Honour Sir

A. X. Braley, W. Hill, E. N. JosephJudge.

Puisne Horsford— His Ketup,Honour

Kt., c.b.e.Mr.

Poesford, . D. . W. Phillips,

Blake,. G.: H. Miles, G. H., Sherriff, . - M. Justice John Roskruge Wood

j.R. j.Lampi’ill,

Gregory,T. T.H.Seddon, W- A.C. Registrar, OfficialandAdministrator,

OfficiaL Trustee, Registrar of

W. King, Companies—T/MvHaHerigg, m.c.

C. Siriton,Ppole,H- G.A.Stevens, C-

W. T. White,Frost. Deputy Registrar—E. P. H. Lang

A.A. ;G,'/Martin, ■ H. Wliiftaker,

W.Fogwill, Accountant-

First Clerk ofW. CourtR. N. Andrews

and Clerk to

Roster, i.W. G. W.

Clark, < r S econd Clenk jpf Coprf andMaynard

Chief Justice HR- W. H.

JGuing J. I.G.Barnes,

Ctellatly,, D. Reid,T,J. S.f. Lacey, Puisne. Judge—Al- Akbar

; C' erk to

G.Woolley.

B. Frost, E.. W.L. , E.Powell,

Allen, E.H. F.J. First Bailiff—H. J.Bourch'

Villingtop

Warl jurt'on, E. A. Chhter, C. T. Bailiff—W. H. C: i er

Champelpvier, M. E. Tavliu, I). C. Seconds and

Clerk' Bailiff—J.

tTsh^rsR.—Castifficv

E. L.' Stainfield

Sullivap,

Simpson, VL.jM-W. Hume, Ben well,R. G-. A. W.J. and'W. H. G. Hirst

Bowden, J. R. Hodgin atid H. F. Interpretersr-Ng Chak Wing, Tang

Old ’ . ■ >H . Tat

NathaHung,

Singh Pan; Shin Chong and

Storekeeper—M.

Overseers—M.. N.Ligores

Arnat. and G. M. Translator—Chan Kwok Ying

Santos. 1 Shroff— Chari Tak

Aceou ntant-rFok Tung Hun Librarian—Chan Ling Hin

Clerks — Wong Tai, Lui Wan Fat,

Awtar Singh, Wong Chee Bun and

Ho Kwan Pang

I^ ^ ^ ^ jjl Ili -Fw mb shii

fl’rt man ching mo $te cfcu Treasury—Post Office Buildings

Treasurer, Assessor, Collector of Stamp

Secrjetariat for f Building

Chinese Affairs— Revenue and Oommissibner of

New Firp Brigade Estate Duties—E. Taylor

Secretary for Chinese Affairs—A. E. Assist.

A. D.Treasurers—W.

Forrest and G.J.S.Carrie, Kennedy R.

Wood.

Assistants.—W. M. Thomson, R. C. Skipton

Wilkinson and A. G, Clarke Accountant—T.

Cashier —L. A. BartonBlack

First Clerk- Tsoi Kiri-yting Assist. Accountants — H. S. Martin.

- Inspectors—F,

Shaftain Meade and F. ;W- and G. H. Fowler

Sub-Inspectors -H. R. Kirkby and H.

W. Fraser Stamp Revenue Office Cole

Assist. Cashier—A. L.

Sergeantj—A. Sabey Superintendent—P. D. 0. Crawley

HOKGKONG 995

a it » m w k

A. C. k. dbMPANY, (Fed, Inc., A. Outfitters MfiN Hing CbHong, Tailors, Drapers and

— 5i,Cable

Queen’s Road Central;

U.iS.A.) Importers and Exporters, TMpph. 23336; Ad: Ltcky-Lucky

Manufacturing Sanosin, Satyrin,

William’s Cake, Dr. Greaf’s 'Lotion,

etc. etc.—Sonth China' Branch : 81, ft m m

Hennessey "Rpad; Teleph. 2.7664;

Cable Ad: Ackco'y; Cdde Used,: A Hardware/gpcl Mi.ng A A Co., Ship-Chandlers,

Metal Merchantse-

Bentley’s and Private LOo, Des Ahcux Road Central; .Te-

C. H. Sun, manager leph., .-26147,; C'^ble Ad: Aming-

Sole Representatives /or}A’ metal

Great Chimi CJiemicai Works, Ltd., T. Y. Yeung, m tnsger

Shanghai , , , , ,

Akt. Ges. 1 lormona, Duesseldorf,

Germany Jj M

Friedrich lleidemann, Bremen, Ger- A and Sek &. Co.; Photo Supplies,

Cine-Cameras, Films,r Cinefilms,

Cameras

many

N. American Ginseng Company, Inc., Plates and Papers of every description

New York —26a, Des Voeux. Road .Gent.; Teleph.

23459 Canton .Branch: 412, Yat Tak

m Road:

KwanTeleph: 13801

Sik, manager

A.D’Aguilar

Fong’s Street

Studio, Photographers- 1,

Lai Yuet Chan, manager Mind you don’t get taken in,

m & m order

A Snter

Hons, andShipBuilding

and House Painter, Car-

Contractor — 29r\ GORDON’S ORANGE GIN.

dnese Street; Teleph, 22714

Ki%, hee DODWELL & CO., LTD.,

t£ ilk J

A Boat

King,Builder,

Slipway,Bigger,

Yacht,Painter,

,Motor-boat and Tel. 20636,

Sail and Sole Agents.

Flag Maker—Causeway Bay; Teleph.

21047

A King, proprietor A Voeux

TackRoad& Co., PhotoTeleph.

Supplies—26, Des

tf m Central;

An Ki, managing partner

A Kwai & Go. (Wing Yuen Hong), ju/idiua Au Yun, do.

Ship Chandlers, Provisian Mer- -Tok^ShipyiiaikfMCl grtiatttavbA

chants, Stevedores) and General A; cutter, and House Palfftfer, Glass-

Store Keepers—15, Connaught Rd. 'leleph.etc.—29, 20954 :

Cohnaiight Road Cent.;

Central; Teleph. 25338;: Cable Ad :

Winner; Codes: A.B Ci - 3th and A YiNd & Cd;,- P.’rititG^h Book-

6th edns. and Bentley’s binders, Stktiohefs ’ and ^Rubber

Cheung Kwai, chief manager Stamp Makers G ^Tptlihger St.;

Cheung Chiu, manager

Teleph. 232)2 . ^ . h . 7/

A 152a,

Lung,DesSail,Yoeux

Flag Road

and Awning Maker—

Cent, (top floor); Abraham,

—French E.,S,i Bjl-1

Building, apd5, (Bullion Broker

Teleph. ;QpeeA> Road,

Ip Kat21192

Shan, manager Central; Tpl^pk- ^^;

Ship Stores, Mining, Railway '

A. Ming & Co. and Engineeritig Supplied

105'Des Voenx fed. Tel. 26147 *

32

HONQKONO

ffl fl! 1$ II A'P *<>0 la lee Ia,u ^Undairi,.ing'^-3oiith:(3hina Dept-

Mrs. M. de Courcey, secretary and

Abb.oolally ' Ebhahim & Go-,. Mer- records

chants and Commission Ageiits—20, ■Mrs. O. M.dept.

da Luz, chief stenogr.

Stanley St.; Teleph. 21041; Cable

Ad: AbdoolallyCodes : A.B.C. 6th ■ (See also Singapore)

edn., A1 and Private. He^cl Office:

Ebrahini, Noordin & Co., . 119, Ah C hack, Shiniband HousemPainter, Gilder,

Bazaar

BranchesGf,%te Street,andFort,Shanghai

: ‘ Canton Bombay. Graiher and Scraper—25, Chiu Loong

Faiz C. Ebrahim, manager Street; Teleph. 21485

Abbas

Ng WaA.Man, Chinwalla, assistant

do. m m

Tsui Yeung Ping; compradore Ah ' KvvaI, 1 Ship and House Painter,

Gilding, Polishing, Graining and

^ ^ m ^ $ n mm if m m • Scraping, Building Contractor, Carp-

Aberdeen Kai Fong Motor Bds and enter and Caulker—36, Pqttinger Street;

Transport Co., (Ltd.—6, Sai On Tfeleph: ^in 22049

Shin Cho, proprietor

Road, Aberdeen; Teleph.'29238

NgHhanChuiSiuYau,Ki,manager AhingLee,Dress,

Gentlemen’s

Tong Nin secty.acct.

Sang, Captains’'Tailor, Stylish Even-

and Officers’ Uni-

forms—47 Des'Voeux Rd. C. (2nd floor)

Acme Code Company, Publishers

Acme Commodity and

Representatives: FungPhrase

Tang,Code

Pedder Ahwee’s Dairyib Farmm

Building See " Kowloon Dairy”

U & $ M ^|J Yiny lee

Acme

— BankCommercialof ChinaandBuildings’;

Industrial Co. Ah Ying & Co., Ltd., C., Commission

Telfepn.

26006 ; Cable Ad : Accoinco Agents, Import-Export, Coal and

S- W.F. Tan, general manager Provision Merchants, Shipchandlers,

F. Cheung | S. A. B. Bux tractors, Tenants of H.M. Ships’ Con-

Stevedores, Naval and Military Can-

Acme Tradingof General Co., Manufacturers teen, Suppliers

and ofof Labour

ChineseandCrews

Junks for

for

and Exporters Chinese Pro- Coaling,

Merchant Ships—22 and 23, Connaught

duce—Office: China Building; Works: Rd. Cent.; Teleph. 20748; Cable Ad:

159, A pintRoad;

Hennessy Street, Shamshuipo;

Teleph. also Allying. Agents in Singapore, Shanghai

27488; P.O. Box

289; Cable Ad: Tandem; Codes: Aome, andC. Japan

A.B.C. 5th, Bentley’s and Private K. Ah

P. C.Y ing

Ah managing

Yring; assist,director

mang dir.

Advertising & Publicity Bureau, Weihaiwei Chui Min Chi, chief clerk

Ltd., The—St. George’s Building; Branch—24, Seymour Street

Teleph. 20030; Cable Ad: Toad vert K. W. Wong, manager

Mrs. B. Thompson, \ joint managing Ah Yung, Painter—12 and 13, Lee Yuen

C J. Church, J directors Street East; Teleph. 21994

C. Miss

Thwaites,M. L. ohief

Gooey,accountant

accounts dept., Airlie HoTEi^-(»Sfee Hotels)

P.C. O.H. Duppe, copy

Wang,artChinese writing dept.

W. Jones, director'copy dept. Ajit Singh Bros, Importers and

Exporters—!, On Lari Street ; Cable

P. Wang,

FilinoffiYungS. Fui L Wong,

Bun, A.Chan

H. Ho,H.. Ad : Graval

art dept. Ajit S. Gravel, proprietor

H. Cooper, production manager

S. K.r Leung, do. dept. % tr III * 35

J.T- W.^ .., Chong, do. dept. mgr.

Arbe.r, outdoor Alexandra

A la xan da caffe koon

Cafe, The, Bakers, Confec-

Y-jS,

J. Chow, C, Singham, Qiitdoor dppt.

do. tioners and Restauranteurs — Prince’s

Johnson Chan, do. Birtfdings, Ice House St.; Teleph. 20909

HONGKONG 997

Alice Memorial and Affiliated Hos- W. T. Sullivan, district manager

pitals—(6'ce Hospitals) W.N.L.C.Chung,

Tung local| manager

Yeung Kam Tim

Allan, Strahan & Kirk, Drs., Medi- Branch Office—49, Des Yceux Road

cal Practitioners—Alexandra Build- West; Teleph. 20341

ing; Teleph. 28030; and 243, Prince Chung Lai Ting | Pun Sau Yee

Edward Road; Kowloon; Teleph. Agents for

57150 ,

Dr.29152)

S. Seguln strahan (Res: Teleph. Globe and Rutgers Fire Ins. Co., and

22Continental

Other American,

Insurance. British

Companiesand

Dr. E. W. Kirk (Res: Teleph.

23623)

Dr. M. Nicolson (Res.; Te.leph. American Bank Note Co.—Room 209,

Gloucester Building; Teleph. 28400;

29078)

Dr. F. Bunje (Res: Teleph 22165) Cable Ad: Banknote

H. G. McNeary

Dr. H. D. Matthews (Res: Te-

leph. 57150)

American Club—(Nee Clubs)

IE ^ Man hee

Ally, M. (c/o A. Y. Apcar & Co., American Consulate (Nee Consulates)

Ltd.), Merchant and Commission American Express Co., Inc.—(Nee

Agent—1, Des Yceux Road, Central under Banks)

Alves, A. A., Freight, Share

Broker—Exchange and General

Building; Teleph.

23578;

Bentley’s Cable Ad: Scarteen; Code: HUNT’S FINE ULU PORT

A. A. Alves | J. M. M. Alves UNO SHERRY.

H j® Sum cheong help to make the party merry.

Alves & Co., A. L., Exporters and DO DWELL & CO, LTD,

Importers, Commission Agents—1a,

Chater Road; Teleph. 20646; P.0, Tel 20636,

Box 621; Cable Ad: Alvantpn

ido-Chma Portland Cpnicht (lo., Ld. Sole Agents. .

Alves & Co., Ltd., J.M., Produce Merchants,

Manufacturers’ Representatives

Shipping Agents—Office: and American Flour Co.,MThe,PFlour

Ia, Chater

H

Impor-

ters — David House,’ Des

Road; Teleph. 20808; P.O. Box 324; Cent.; Telepb. 21062; Cable Ad: FishrichYceux Road

Cable Ad: Ageratum

J. M. Alves, governing director E.Leung

Christensen, partner

C.A.S. Alves

Soares, director King Sau, do.

Lo Ying Kan

E. Alves I B. Young

Lui Chung Sun | K. P. Young ^ & IS Si ^ $

SI & R « 3S SI American Mail Line—Teleph. 28171;

Cable Ad: Dollar

Mei yah pgo sien kung Sze The(SeeRobert

American Asiatic Underwriters, DollarDollar Co.,Robert)

Co., The general agents

Fed. Inc. U.S.A., General Insurance:

Fire, Marine,Plate-glass,

Burglary, Motor-car, Baggage

Life, Accident

and American Oriental Finance Cor-

Special Risks—12-14, Queen’s Road poration—Hongkong Agents: Asia

Lands Ltd.,

Centra], A.A.U. Asia Life Building; Teleph. 28380? Cable Gloucester Building;

Teleph 30234-5; Cable Ad: Amerriters Ad: Asialands

C. V, Starr, president (Shanghai) Special Representative — Frank

Taylorson

998 HONGKONG

American Trade pOMMissxqN^RwEx- Agencies 1'

change Building (second ! ‘floor), ’' Des Columbia GiraphophOne' Co, Ed.

Yceux Road Cent.; Teleph'. ^2847; Cable Philips EdJystone, Echo Radios

Ad: Ain comat'! ", 'Retail Sillers yor h

Trade Comnir.—Thomas

Asst. do. —David M. Maynard C. Barringer Majestic Radius

Clerks—R.

M. NelsonL.. Mok, . ; : J. Lau and Miss Apcar & IBCo., Ltd., ^ Man kee '

Arratoon Y.. Mer-

fil f§ chants and Commission . Agents —

Prince’s Building, 1, Des Vceux Rd.' Cent.;

Ancient Co., The, Dealers in Art Teleph. ‘20332: P.O. Box 231 Cable; Ad:

Curios,' Furniture, Stationery and Arratoon M. J. Patell, director

Electric Supplies—39, Nathan Rd. R.D. C.1 f. Lee, do.

(Wing Lok Buildisig) ; Teleph. 56570 Cooper, do.

ToChanSiu To, manager ’ ‘

Wing Kwong, sub-manager M. Ally ;

T .Peter Yu

Agency

§| .Sun chong Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ld.

Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd., Apostleship of Prayer—{See Churches)

Engineers and Contractors, General

MerchantsDesAlanufactjUrprs

-67-69, Vooux Road; and Importers m mm mm

Cable Ad:79, Madison

XJ.S.A.:- Danica. neadTeleph.

Square, Office28619;

New York;for AroueG, A. Hael,ko.■ Solicitor—A.A;

lee Jut se

U.-Asia

for China: ,4-5, Yuen. MtfigJfcUfiBLltafld, Life Building, 14, Queen’s Road Central;

Shanghai ul ' erI Teleph.-26506;

A.B.C. 5th edn. Cable Ad: Curly; Code:

I CharlesMiss D. Hansoii fB?'Sf A.Punel Arculli, solicitor -

Miss G. D’Assupip§ao Lan Po

Miss T. Praia Kwan Kwai Sum I Yau Sui Hung

1 Accounting Lau Hung Chqa | L. J. Channing

Thomas SueDepartment

Engineering Department

C. A.Y.J.Jensen

Kew ,1I Chan Jj. Pt Carver

Yuk In ArculliB Brothers, & Hop tuck and

Merchants

Insurance and Shipping Department Commission Agents — A. A.EL and

F. H. de Carvalho Asia (Life Building (2nd floor);

Teleph. 20409: Cable Ad: Curly

Omar el Arculli I., A. H. Madar

Abdul CurVeem j M. P. Madar

Anderson & Ashe, Consulting and Arculli, Dr. H. el. Medical Practitioner

Superintending Engineers and Marine —20, Des Vceux Road Central; Tqleph.

Surveyors—1st floor, Queen’s Building .,22882

(Entrance

24063; CableConnaught

Ad: CanelloRoad); Teleph. Arculli & Sons, A. F.,. Army Contractors

T.Capt. Geo. Anderson,

G. Paterson, M.i.St E,,u.s.n.r.,

A.M.M.E.ipartner

do. A.A.U.—Asia

20409; Cable Ad:LifeArculli Building; . Teleph.

O. el-ArOulU

Abdul Curyeem E , A. H; Madar

m& w e ft % Abbas Khan -1_. M. P. Madar

Yeung Karn Hong

Anderson Music. Co., Ltd., The, if t: m %

Pianoforte, Organ and Music Dealers; Oh Lee iLrq/ 'JloJy

Tuners,; Regulators

George’s Building,.Tce and House

Repairers—St.Street;

Teleph. 21322-Cable Ad: Music; Codes: Arnhold

port & Co., Ltd.,aftr??*

MeVcMIif^ThsTd' Import and Ex-

atW^h^^fhg

A KC Mh d? ;md 1 RmrllfO 's f ; —Gloucester Building; Te' l Ophs. 28141-2;

Wm. Andfersoh

John , managing

E. A tid'orsOn, di rectordiVd’cltSP ”’ Cabld 'Ad:Tientsin;Jlarohi;-Newcbtvang,

rtn'd/alj ''Shanghai,

Hankow,

Mukden, OhUngsha,: Chuhgking;Canton, Peiping,

H.

W. J.B. Fountain

Sharpe Miss Miss Smith

M Soares Nichol

MlsS Sohza Bombay; ‘ Qglrutth

Maiichester 1>; A inritsar,

' -; London,

HQNGKONG , ^99

Arnhold & Co., lac., Ne\y. York

q Howden-Liungatron P r eh e a-t e r s

Arnhold4 Cie., S. A.;director

Paris (Land), Ld ./Glasgow. Ait IV'thea-

H.

T. A.H. Martin,

H. Priestley,

acting manager ters •! x-

Keighley, Ld., Geo., Burnley. Wea-

F. Lobel Langbridge, ving Machinery;

Capt. W. K. F. Jones, d.f.c.' . Ld.} Accrihgtdn. Bleach-

A.G. F.Becker

Gilbert Miss H.

Mrs. I. P*F. Rapp

Pires ing, Dyeing ik Finishing Machinery

Magnolia Anti-friction

Great Britain, Ld., Londorf,Metal Makers

Co., of

J.F. Gomes

W. Kendall ; T.K. Y.G Loong

Cheung of Genuine “Flower.” Brand

Magnolia and other Bearing Metals

L.L. A.M. Xavier

LopesLeobavd S.S.T. K. C. Ma

H. Kwok

MissE. Pearn &■ Co., Ld., Frank, Manchester.

Mrs. J. G-Gomes LoKwce Wong Chong Pumps

Reavell

Ho Ki, compVadore pressors& Co., Ld., Ipswich. Com-

W. Naei, special representative, Socie- Rees Roturbo Manufacturing C°->

Ld., Wolverhampton. Centrifugal

I. R.tyEmployers’

B.ofTuxford,

Chemicalspecial

Industry in Basle

Liabilityrepresentative,

Pumps

G.treal,

W. Sadler

r Corporation,^t<^v‘; ■; ’\

Assurance Canada.Belting Co.,Belting

. Leather Ld., Mon-

‘General Mankgers jar • Sidney Rodfing and Pa,per Cd.j Ld.,

China General Omnibus Co., Ld. Felts, Paper and Sheathings,Roofing,

Vancouver. Shihgles, for the

China Imjj’t. & Exp’t. Lumber Co., Ld. building trade

Jffew Engineering and Shipbuilding

Works, Ld.

Soy Lun. Silk Filature

Cathay Land Co., Ld. GORDON’S SPECIAL

Cathay

Cathay Hotels,

Mansions,Ld.'Ld. OLD TOM GIN,

JSole Distributors for , > always makes you glad within.

Metropolitan Vickers Electrical Ex- DODWELL & CO., LTD.,

port Co., Ld. Turbines and Electrical

Plants: Tef. 20636,

Agencies

Andrew . Machine. Construction Co.,; Sole Agents.

Ld., Stockport.

Andrew Toledo, .Ld.,Humidifying

Sheffield. Plant Tool

Steel Sons & Qo., Ld;, ’

Ashworth

Weighing Machinery ; ■ -iheto)

;: Flour Mill,/ Machinery,

■ I " .•;■■■Conveyors,

(\

Asa Lees & Co., Ld., Oldham^ Cotton Tann, L(LDoors

John,andBirmingham. Strong

Spinning Machinery

Blackburn Aeroplane and Motor. Co., Room Safes

Ld., Son London. BlackburnChas., Aircraft Tilling-Stevens

stone. Petrol Electric i aiid Maid-

Motors, Ld., Gear

Cain, & Greenwood, Hali- DrivenOilVehicles

fax, England. Card

Canada Gypsum & Alabastine, Ld. Clothing Union Co., of California, Los

Toronto, Canada, Gypsum & Alabas- Angeles, C.R.A. Asphalt

tine Products ^WilliattisoBi Matiufacturing, Go.,; L(J.,

Cellon, Ld., Kingston. Aircraft Dope London. “ Eagle ” Aircraft Cameras

Chance Bros. & Co., Ld. Birming- Andrew Yule & Co., Ld.,. Calcuttei.

ham, Glass, Aerodrome Lighting Bengal, Coal!

DeLondon. Havilland Employers’ Liability Assurance

MakersAircraft

of “ Moth Co..■’ Aero-

Ld., ;Goyporation, . Ltd.,: Fire • add

General Insurance

planes Merchants’’Mirane Insurance Cd,

TaireyMilitaryAviation

Aircraft Co., Ld., Fairey Ltd., Marine Insurance

Handley-Page, Ld., Commercial and Board of Underwriters of New

Military Aircraft Manufacturers York :

Hoffman Sprinkler Co., Ld., Manches- Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co. of

ter. Sprinklers New York

1000 HONGKONG

m ^ H H Vw M I

Arts & Crafts, Ltd., Furnishers Asia Liee Insuba^oE Co., Inc., I Insurance

Decorators—Showrooms and Offices:and

4a, —1244,BoxQueen’s Road; Teleph. 30234;

Des Yoeux Road Central} Teleph. 24173; P.O. Code: Acme 456;and.Cable Ad: Alieochina;

Bentley’s

Cable Ad: Artcrafts R. Shim, manager

Directors—"S. iTAHick’S, and Mitchell Dr. C. S. Liu, resident examiner and

Berry, A.cn.s.

J.H. N.F. Grant,

White, nianagfer

assist, manager ' ' M.assist, secretary

K. Wong, assistant

O.G. W.

B. Fayne

Chan, cashier And bookkeeper Im Mok, W. shroff

K. T. Yeung, S. Cheung, S. H. Wu

Miss M. Xavier and F. O. Yeung

I. K. Cheng Asiatic Amerigan Cos, THEr-rOffice &

Asahi Kwan Hoxbi^—r(fS'«R Hotels) Showroom: 70, Queen’s Road Cen-

tral ; Teleph.. 33532: Cable Ad: Ten-

■ - der’y ." - .

ASGEE, Dk. M. E., j pENTAL

Dental X. Ray—Kayamally Building, 20, , SUEGEON, ^ & W >K 35 m 35

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 21392 A sai a fo yau kung sze

(Office);

M.ber P.O.

E. ofAsger,Box

d.d,s. 210.

(III., .Q-S-A-), Mem- Asiatic Petropehm Co. , (South

. China),

Psi Omega Dental Fraternity, Engl arid)—Asiatic Ltd., The (Incorporated in

U.S:A. Bldg., Queen’s

Mrs. L. A. Rose, secjr. & dental assist. Roiad Central; Teleph. 26041 : P.O.

Box 22b; Cable Ad: Petrosilex

Management

W. H. Bell, general manager

Asia Go'., The, Gene^f Storllfe^ers, Ship J. K.A.Bousneld,

and

Army Family Compradores, Navy: and W. Nowers assist, manager

Teleph.Contrac

20416; tors—

Cable9,Ad: ‘ Pottihger

Ashpit Street; Secretarial

D. G. Bruce

Dejmrtment

Hong Kong Sales Department

& mm mM V. A. J. J. Rasmussen

Asia Coal and Beiqhetting Co., Ltd., R.F. W.Y. Frost

Quark 1 M. N. Cochrpne

The, Makers' Of : Coat Briquettes, Coh-

tractors for Handling, and. Storing, of Kerosene Dept. C. M. Xavier j Yuen Chan Fai

Coal—Office: Chung Tin Bldg., Des Yceux G. M. D. D. Wolf

Road Central; Teleph. 21335. Factory Benzine H. D. Dept.Browne | L A. R. Duncan

andDirectors—M.

Yard: Tsun Wan, New Territory Fuel

• H. L. Yung, G.B.K.Yung (chairman,)

H. Brutton, M. J. B. L.OilStock

Dent.

Heller, C. A. da Roza and C. P. Braga Lubricating R. E. Vidal Oil Dept.| A. J. Bufsley

M.WalterB. Yung,Ng,general

secretary manager R.J.I. E.Cherrill

P. S. Lai, sales manager L. Perry-Wingfield

G. A. Gutterres

Miscellaneous.

G. C. WorrattProductb. •

ASIA. LANDS LIMITED J.P.Hollingdale | J. H. Davy

Incoeporated in Hongkong Engineering Department

Gloucester Building : W.

MechanicalA. ButteWffeld, supt. eiitpheer

Teleph. 28380; Cable Ad: Asialands J.Tully Division

Construction Division

Secretary —J. Y- Blood-Smyth A.L. Blair

E. Atkins I. V. J. Atkins

‘ j ' Cheurig : r th Pui

Agents foi- r ^ Furnishing 1 - ■’

W. H. Whiteley Q. W. Pan

The American Oriental Finance

CorporatiOh/Shanghai Records

B. ■}tihd. CostsMbpre ■'

. de H. j

D. A. BarrfiHas

HONGKOXCi 1001

Shipping Department m ^

H. F. Bu,nj^ Asiatic Thamno Go: (1923), Ltd.,

D. G. McAvoy I Am C. Jleye The, General Merchants — Bank' of

T. G. Jex . ! M. J. Hull Cantop Building: Teieph. 2S904.;

Marine: Department , Cable Ad’: Asilfi^abold

J. M. , P. VVrllemse, Marine supt.

Controller of Accounts \

K. Young ASSOCIATIONS AND SQCTETIES

South China Accounts Dept. Associacao Port uou esa de Soccorros

^. S. Ellis Mdtuos (Sede, Club

J.H. Gardner

L. F. Ewin Miss G. Tomlin Presidente—F. E. deLusitano)

A. Remedies

Miss W. W. .Sutton E. W. Railton Vice-do. —O. A. Da Rosa

Miss E. S. de Biere F. Secretario—J. V A. D’Almeida

A.G. M. Gutierrez .E. S. A. Rumjahn AbWg Tesoureiro—M.

Vogaes—D.

A. D. Remedies

M.Remedios dps

Santos F. X. Soares,P. A.J. W.

Lopes, F. Barnes,

da Rosa, A. F.

J.H. M.da A.SaBaipjahn P.A., M. F. Spuza 1 Osmund,

: L. A. V. Ribeiro, G. M.

> C. V. Ribeiro and H. Figueiredo

F. X. Silva Tonnochy

B. Silva Y. M. Xavier

Hong Kong Local Accounts Dept. GORDON’S COCKTAIL.

A.A.C.J.Beck, accountant

R. Wolff, cashier

R. Lee All you have to do is shake it,

jR. L. Danenberg | L. G. Pinna Gordon’s know the way to make it

J.J. V.C. Remedies

Pereira |I J.P. J.M.Remedies

A. Rosario DODWELL & CO, LTD,

A.A. J.M.Rodrigues J. T.

da Silva. | G. Yowkey Souza

Statistical Dept. Tel. 20636,

G., A.T. C.May Gomes

A. T. Bias I G. S. G. Gastro Sole Agents.

Cables Department I L. F. Xavier

Mrs.MissB. M.White M. Langmead,Miss O. Dalaiel BoyBranch)—Headquarters:

Scouts Association (Hongkong

CorTeSpdndehce : Deportment Lower Al-

G.'Lee '• bertChief

Road; Teieph.

Scout 24825

for Hongkong—H. E.

Miss E. Lopes 1 Miss E. D. Sir Wm. Peel,& Deny. k.c.m.g,Camp

k.b.e.Chief

Miss V. Remedjps | , Hargrea(ves Commissioner

Stenographers

Miss —Rev. G. T. Waldegrave, m.a.

Miss S.G.Browning

A blon'ft Assist.

kin Commissioners—C. Champ-

Miss D. Gapell

Mrs. H. G. Elliott Mrs. R. Kew m.a.,and(forRev.training

N. V. Hal andward, m.c.,

deputy

Miss R. A. Fowler Mrs.G.L. Nolloth camp chief) Dr. R. H. Kotewall,

President—Hon.

Miss N. Gilson MissW.Robinson C.M.G, LL.D. Cock, m.b.e.

Miss

Mrs. E.F. D.D. Gomes Mrs. L. Rocha Vice-President—E.

Hargreaves MissW.Rbbinson Hon. Treas.—Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau

Mrs. D. M. Shaw Hon. Secretary—A.

OfficePoint

North Garetaker—C.

IristAllationC. Etancox Hon. Badge Sec.—E. S.S. Mitchell

Cunningham

D. Cochrane, manager Woiigkong & SSlihern Distinct

Hon. Secretary—M. Association

R. Deb

E. A. Campbell I H. J. Gosby

W, Saunders

A. C. Young I F. S. Elliotf?J. MacDonald Scout Groups (Hong Kong)

Taikoktsui Installation 1stquarters:

Hong Seamen’s

Kong SeaInstitute,Scouts—Head-

Glouce-

C. J. Keeley, manager ster Road

A. C. Young Group 'Scoutmaster—The Com-

Assembly ok .God Mission- {Sc< Mis- misionpr

siohs) Assistant Scoutmaster—D- A. Pock-

son ' ’

1002 HONOKCyST)

1st..Gollege).—Headquarters:

Hong Kohfe Group^St.Ht. Joseph’s Joseph’s District Scoutmaster—R. Dormer

College, Kennedy RoadCheow Cheang District Secretary—H.

Distrtct Badge Secty. -A. L. Uttley

Cole

Scoutmaster—Quah Scout Groujts (Kowloon)

2nd—Headquarters:

Hong Kong Group (R. CC Mission)

R. C.‘Mission, Caine 1stChurch)—Headquarters,

Kqwlqon ; Group . ($L Andrew’s

Road St, Andrew’s

, Group Church Hall, Nathan Road 1

' TeriizziScoutmaster

' 1 ■ ■ ^ — t ftev. ‘ Fr. Scoutmaster—R. Dormer^ ■'

Cubmaster—Miss M. White ’

> i ,Scoutmaster—D. W\- Ruke 3rd Kowloon Group (Ling T^ng Cbdege)

Cubmaster—C. Gcedio —Headquarters, Ling Tuiig ::College,

3rd—Headquarters!

Hong Kong Group Assoc.(Central

H. Q. Rovers) Nathan Road

4thquarter:

Hong Kong

ScandalGroup (Mvirray^Head- 4th' 'Scoutmaster-

Point Kowloon Group' Saufung

(Shu Chang

Man School)

Headquarters,St. Khu .Man School, 328,

: , Scoutmaster—W.‘C.

Cubmaster— -— : Low Shanghai

5th Hong Kong Group, (Ching Hau 5th-‘ Scoutmaster—Lau Hung Choa

-Kowloon Group‘ (Roving-'Fifth)—

College)—Headquarter:

3, Scoutmaster—Yee

Glenealy C. H. College, Headquarters, Kowloon: Tong

Ghee Chang Scoutmaster—W. M. Gittpns

jethjjSchool)—He6dqtfarftk-si

Hong Kong, Urourn (Ellis 6th Kowloon Group (1st Diocefeari * Boys

j Hospital Road

#

E. K.Jvadorie

Schonh Scl]ool)—Headquarters,Dioees:anBoy:i

School K!

Seoutmaster.-l-rK:; H. Ip .: Group Scoutmaster — C. B. R.

|7th Hpng Kong Grqup (King’s College) 7th Kowloon' SargentGroup (SHum Shui Po)—

- Headquarters, King’s College, Bon- Headquarters, Pooi 1Sim School

ham, Rpad ,J. Feiguson Scoutmaster—F.

‘ Sooutma^ter—J.

|8th Hong Kong Group (1st S.C.A.A.) — 9thHeadquarters, KOwfoOn GroupKwok ' ; Own)—

(Dyer’s

Headquarters, South China Athletic KowlOoin Docks

Scoutmaster—W. C. K. Mackie

‘ Assoc. China Building Cubmaster—Miss S. Dalzitel

‘10thScoutmaster—Cheung

Hong Kdng Group’Man (St.Kun Paul’s Deep Sea Scouts Group—Headquarters,

Seamen’s Institute, Gloucester Road

!. College)

College — Headquarters. St. Paul’s Liason Officer—The GbjpdAssioner

: 'Scoutmaster—Rev. N. V. Hal ward

1/1 th.Hong Kong Group (Peak Pack)— British & Foreign Bible; Soctexy—2,

Headquarters^

Cubma.ster— Mrs. PeakO.School

C. Womack Wyndham St.; Cable Ad: Testaments

12th Hong Kong Group(Queen’s College)

/ —Headquarters, Queen’s College

Scoutmaster—R. Ashton Hill British' Medical . 1 Associaxion

- 13th ; Hong Kong Group (Central Chi- (Hong Kong and. China Branch)

nese)—Headquarters, Assoc. H.Q.. President—Dr,

Vice do. L, C.A,1k.)Vellington

—Hon.Gr. Macgown

14th:* Scoutmaster—Liang

Hong Kong Group (V.B.S. Lai Pack)— Hon.

Hoh. Secy»—Dr,

Treasurer Segujp Shrahan

and‘librarian—Dr.

Headquarters, Victoria F. E.British School , T. W. Ware

15th:Cubmaster—Mrs.

Hong Kong Group. E.(Wah

Booker Van Cpqncil Memjber^—MajoESlcKelvie,

College)

College' — Headquarters,

/ Wah ; Van A.Surgeon

Moore,iChptain

Prof. W,Milesv Or W.Dr.B.

Gerrard,

Scoutmaster—E. Zimmeriv 1 G. D. R, Black, Dr.'H. Balean

.,1.6th. .Hpng, Kpng , Group (Chi Hapg and Dr. V. S, Wan

College) 1, Q’Brieh Road.Chi '■ Hang Chamber

College, —a &Headquarters, 'of Commerce, Chinese

General—64 .and 65," Connaught

17 thScoutmaster

Hong Kong'— TangGroups SbiuChungHungNan Riffid Central: Teleph. 2027.9;

College)—Headquarters,

College, StreetKi Chung-

78, Peel Chan ' ■ '1 ■ *> Nan Cable Ad: Chichacom

' Scoutmaster- Yuen Chairman—Wong Kvteng-tin, j.p.

Kowloon dc Northern Disttt'bi 'Association Vice-do. —HoGockchin

. Treasurer—P. Leung, j;p.

District Cbmmissionei>—S. A. Sweet Assist. Treasiiter—Tohg

Secretary—Lei Wan-kunWing-yew

District President—E. Cdck, m.b.e.

UQ.NGKON.G lyuji

S # ^ ^ Helena, May Ins^itutEt- Garden Load

Ying seimg ii-ui kiin President.AMrs.

Vice-do. r- Mrs. D,J. R.G, AYood

R. Stock

/ Chamber of Commerce,-' Hongkong Secy, tfc Treas. —Htos 1^.AY.' Westland

General

GoWorat

H. BellCoinmittee-GHori.

(chairman), T.Hon. Mr.H. W.R. ; Hongkong, Ahtomobiue A^soc-iation

(Affiliated to Royal Au(ppiopne Club)

' Shaw (vice-chairman), Mrl President—A. Stevenson'

Ci GordonV.Mackie, Hon.burn,

Mr. J.Pau.J. Vice-do. —0. Ajt.,Manners

Treasurers—Linstead’ &, Davis

Paterson, M. Gray Hon. Secretary, -B., I). Evans

Lauder, B. Lander Lewis, T. E. Conimittee-rrL.

Pearce, J. A. Plummer, A. L.

Shields, M. St. J. Walsh and J. P. Carroll,: L. G. Dodwell, C.A. H.C.

C. F. Bellamy,

WaVren Hickling.

son, M. K.Ho.Lo,Leung, H. Hong P. M. Hodg-

Sling,

Co-dpted Members—Hon.

E. L. Shenton, and Oapt.Mr.G. W.E. : G.Upsdpl]

H- i^pilson and Rev. G. E. S.

Mirehouse • ■ • . s

Secretary-G-M.-F. Key' i Hongkong Benevolent Society

Assist. Secretary—E. R. Price President—Airy

'China Association (Hongkong Branch) Vice-do. —Mrs. W. J.. H.T. Hunt

Southern

Committee—’Hon. Mr. W. H. Bell, Hon. Treas.—Mrs. H. E. Goldsmih

(chairman), T. H. R. Shaw'(vice- Hon. Segretary>—Mrs. AlcCorncok

chairman). Hon. Mr. C. Gordon

Mackie, Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson,

Hon;;Mr;AY.

Cassidy, Y. E.M. L.Gray

Shenton,

burn, P.PaulS.

James Bychanan & Co., Ltd,

Lauder, B. Landcw.

2 Pe&e, CL AG PldlnmeF, A. L.Lewis, T. E. “BLACK & WHITE”

Shields, M. SL d - Walsh apd J- P- WHISKY

Wafrmi :

Hori Secretary—M. F. Key DODWELL & CO., LTD,

■China Coast- Officers’ GuiLn—67, Tel. 2-0636,

Des Vceux Load Central; Cable

Ad: ChicogHi Sole Agents.

Branch Secretary—T. T.

Secretary—W. E. Kirby (Shanghai) Laufenson

AmW, i i. Y General ^Ins.' (/p.,

Navigators -j Lond. Hongkong, President—H. BoxingE. Association

Shr Wni. Peel, k.c.

M.G., K.B.E.

T Vice-Presidents—Admiral Sir W.R.N,

A.

LuRbpEArP'YbdNd Men’s CHHistian H. Kelly, K.C.B., C.M.G., M.V.O.,

Association—Salisbury Road, Kow- Major Gen’l. J.r W. Sandilands,

loon:'Telenh. 58023; Cable Ad:

President—Hto. Sir H; E- Pollock, Triangle C.B., c.M.G,, b.s.p., Hon!‘ Ylr. 'W. T.

Southorn, c.m.g.

Vice-president—P. S. Cassidy Chairman—

Vice-do. —J. (Scott I larstom

Hon. Treasurer—G. W. True

Secy, in ’Charge—J. (li Hunt,'

Assist. 1 o.b.e. 'iGeneralCbmiiaittey-Messrs.C.Bond,

A.G. AY. Grimtoitt,’H- Gl W.Sheldon,

and E.Secreharies^A.

F. Sblk ; W.': Ingram G,N-Tinsop;

Captain M:c. and

.R. L. Burnett, R.N,Ward,

Lt.-

Fire Insurance Association-of Hong- Comdr. ' H. V. Stephenson,

; r.n,

kong—Office: Mercaptije Bank Bldg. Lt.-Coinidr.0, T.E. G.; Elliot-Heywood,

,Ca,ptain' P. Crick, r.n,

Committee B. H.(demuty,

WTld (chairman),! r.a, p.b, .and

G. S. Archbutt

A.Gardiner

C. Ellis, lY,

chairman),

T, A..C.'.MifclielJ, Reynolds, ir.K.r.Chief -Insp. ■ ' A. C.

Bail^ T.R. W. R.j . Boxing Committee—Mestrs. A. B.

Allan, A. Murdoch, H. : G. Slieldon,

Macdpnald, W. E,, Laic, L;;u Yukl G.

Wan and TfBingliam

Secs,—Lowe, Chau & Matthews R. L.G.Voids,,

Rey

N. Tinsop,

Burhott, M c, Captain

ti.k,p.r.n, and Chief Insp.

1004 HONGKONG

Official Referee—Mr. A. Murdoch l.r„g.s., ft. Gwen-Hughes, Hon.

Manager—Mr. J. Brook Mr. J. J. Paterson, T. E. Pearce, A.

Medical Officer' s —DrS. J.

son, F. Bunje, J. C. Macgbwn andW. Ander- R.

M. H. Phillips,Major

Raymond, J. A. General

Plummer,J.W.E.

M. Nicolson Sandilands,

Time-keepers—Messrs. A. B. Allan & H. R. Shaw, Hon. Mr.D.s.o.,

c.B., c.m.c., W. T.T.

C. Bond

Hon. Secretary. & Treasurer—Mr. G. Southorn,

Strahan, c.m.g., Dr.H. S.R. Seguin

S. Hugh-Jones Hon. Mr. Edwin Taylor,Sturt,

m.b., b.ch., Dr.

D. J. Valentine, M.c., m.b.. b.s.,

Hongkong Broadcasting Committee Dr. T. W. Ware, m.b., b,ch.,

Dr. A. R. Wellington, M.R.G.S., Hon,

—General Post Office l.r.c.p., and B. Wylie

Committee—M. J. Breen (Post- Committee—Mrs.

master General)'dhainhan, L. H.

King (electrical engineer), Hon. Mrs. J. H. Shaw,G. J.W.W.R.BaldwinGriggs,

Mr. W. E. L. Shenton, Hon. Mr. andProducer—S.

Hon. T. V. HarmonA. Sweet

J. P. Braga,

Bowes Smith, F.ChanAustin,HeungA.Pak, M. Hon. Secretary—H. J. Best (P.W.D.)

J. Gubbay, H. Lowcock, Prof. R. Hon. Treasurer — D. Buchanan

K. M. Simpson, M.C., m.a., Hon. (American Express Co.)

Mr. J. J. Patterson, C- Ohampkin Hongkong Sharebrokers’ Association

and A. Hicks

Secretary—Miss E. J. Coppin —r9, Queen’s Road Central; Telephs.

. Announcers—Miss I.J. Suiter

M. Dunnett 26685-8

F. A. Cairns, and Chairman—A. H. Carroll

Chinese Announcers—Miss A. Wong Committee

Chen, Yeung—A.YauA, andLopes, SooBerg

Sverre Pui

and C. Lee Secretary—Lo Kin Fai

Hongkong Horticultural iSociety ® SI @ «

— Hon. Secretary’s Office: 11, Hongkong Stock Exchange—Ex-

Queen’s Road Central change Building; Telephs. 28204

1 President—H.E. Major-General J.

W. Sandilands to 26207

Hon. Secretary—J. T. Bagram Chairman—G. H. Potts

Hon. Treasurer—A. Tse ’Secretary—A. Nissim

Hongkong Lawn Bowls'Association Hongkong Women’s Guild and

President—A. O. Brawn Ministering Children’s League

Vice-do. —B. Wylie Patroness—Lady Peel

Hon. Treasurer—B. E. Maughan President—

Vice-do. —Mrs. J. J. Paterson

Hon. Secretary- C. J. Tacchi Hon. Treasurer—Mrs. Ralston

Hongkong Philharmonic Society Gen. Hon. Secy.—Mrs. J. D. Lloyd

(Affiliated to the National Operatic Assist. Gen.

Henderson Hon. Secy.—Mrs. R. M.

and Dramatic Association and the

British Music Society)

Patron — H.E. Sir William Peel, ® ® Hi m m

K.B.E., K.C M.O.Mr. W. E. L, Shenton

Presdt—Hon. Ki hi si wui him

Vice-Presidents—J. T. Bagram, W. Institution oe Engineers and

H. Bell, L. C. F. Bellamy, Shipbuilders—King’s Buildings

Lt. Col. Hon. President—H.E. Sir William

Dr.

M. G. L.D. G.R.Bird,

Bowes-Smith, Black, d.s.o., o.b.e.,A.

Prof. W.m.d., Brown,

Peel, k.c.m.g.,T.k.b.e.

President—P. Farrell

M.A., B.SC., F.R.S.E., H. B. L. Hon. Vice-Presidents—Hon. Mr. W.

Dowbiggin, o.b.e., J. S. Dykes, T.A. M.

Southorn, c.m.g.

Smith — J. Tully and Prof. C.

l.d.s., John Fleming, J.F. W.C.Franks,

V.E. W.M.Hamilton,

Grayburn, Hall, Vice-Presidents and A.

R. M. Henderson, Webster

Sir William Hornell, Kt.,di.E.,M.A., Chairman—F. P. R. James

His Hon. Sir J. H. Kemp, Kt.,K.c., Vice- do. —G. F. Taylor

Hon. Secretary—A. Landsbert

c.b.e., V. C. Lahrum, R. E. Lind- Hon.

sell, W.

Dr. F. Mason, A.R.c.p., l.r.c.p.‘

B. A. Moore, l.t.c.l.. Hon. Treasurer—A.

Librarian—H. J.R. J.Latham

Martin

HONGKONG 1005

Kowloon .Residents’ Association Society of St. Vincent de Paul

President—Rev. W. W. Rogers President—J. M.

Secretary—J. Noronha

E. Wilson.

Vice-do. —Chev. J. Pestonji

Hon. Treasurer—R. M. Alves Treasurer—A. A. Alves

Hon. Secretary —C. E. Terry Presdt. (Cathedral)—‘Andrew Tse

Secretary—J.

Treasurer—G. B.A.Tam Vas

Liga Portuguesa President (Kowloon)—A. F. Osmund

President—J. A. de

Secretary—J. A. Goncalves Almeida Secretary—H. Figueiredo

Treasure—F. J. S. Loureiro Treasurer—E. E. Remedios

Vogais—M. A. Gomes, P. M. Xavier, President (Wanchai)—H. Dixon

L. G. Xavier, J. D. Marques and * Secretary—C.

treasurer—Li Guimgam

Yat Choi

(J. Ribeiro

Marine Engineers’ Guild of China James Buchanan & Co., Ltd.

—David House, 67, Des Voeux

Road Central

Branch Secretary—T.

Secretary—J. Watson (Shanghai) T. Lauren son ‘‘Royal Household9*

Marine Insurance Association of WHISKY

Hong Kong and Canton

Committee—A. W. Hughes (chair- DODWELL & CO.. LTD.,

man), A. C. Ellis, R. W. Gardiner, Tel. 26636,

W.

R. H.C. Wild,

Bailey,J. R.T. L.R.Stanton,

MacDonald,

Lau

Yuk Wan and T. N. Chau Sole Agents.

Secs.—Lowe, Bingham & Matthews

# m # t W ft It

NavyPresident—A.

League (Hong Kong Branch) Nam vbah tai yuh wui

L. Shields South

Hon. Secretary—M. G. Marriott

Hon. Treasurer—W. Dowley T. H. —TownChina Athletic

Office: ChinaAssociation

Building

Committee—C. C. Champkin, (7th floor); Telephs. 26362 and

R. Shaw, Cant. T. T. Laurenson, 24696 (Office), 23066 (Caroline

A. Hicks and E. Cock Hill), 23190 and 26447 (Bathing

Pavilion), 26596 (Ladies Section)

Q.C'.O.B.A.—Queen’s College and 26566 (King’s Park Pavi-

President—B. Wongtape lion) ; Cable Ad: Athletes

ViceChiuPresidents—F. J. de Rome and Hon. Presidents—Hon. Sir Shou-

Ho Ping son Chow,c.M.G.,

Kotewall, Kt., Hon.

ll.d., Dr.

Hon.R. Dr.

H.

Hon. Secretary—Lo Chi Chiu S. W.Ting

Tso, o.b.e., ll.d., and Tsang

Share and Real Estate Brokers Yiu

Society, The—Bank of Canton Build- President—M. K. LoW. Luke

Vice-President—O.

ings (2nd floor); Telephs. 26781 Chairman—Ho lu

and 20379 Vice-Chairmen—Ng Sze Kwong and

Committee—F. (L. Silva (chair- H. K. Lee

man), F. A. Xavier (vice- Hon. Treasurer—Li Tsze Chung

chairman), M. Fernandez Hon. Gen. Secy.—J. S. Shak

(secretary), G. P. iLammert, Hon. Assist. Secretaries—K. F. June

jr., D. P. J. Lopes and H. J. and S. S. Leung

M. Figueiredo

Society for Prevention of Cruelty St. President—K. Andrew’s Society, Hong Kong

E. Greig

to Animals—York Building, Cha- Vice-do. —B. Wylie

ter Road Committee—A. Cameron,

President—J, Russell Forsyth, W. Kay, Dr. J. C.H.Mac-

R.

Hon. Secy.—F. G.B. Maunder, Gowan, J. B. Ross, E. L. Hosie

Hon. Treas.—J. Macdonald,a.c.a.

c.a. and J. Stuart

1006 HONGKONG

Joint Hon.' ♦Secretaries1 E.'> M. Victoria Diocesan and Missionary

Hon., Brjalen Jmd D. Sj T.Robb

Trejusorer-b-S. K. Fox Association/ Hong Kong and

South China

President"—The

Hongkong Bishop of Victoria

‘Si-. DAVifc’s iSo'piETY ViceDean Presidents—P. S. Cassidy and

Presid eil't^p-DayTiavieS

-Ywe-do^'—Iv., fl. ,I)Wfpi‘ ' , A. Swann

Ron. Secy, and'^reas.—E. ]£. Price Joint Hon. Secrefcaries-rMrs.

Hills and the. Rev. N. V. Halward H. S.

Contniittye^-r^Mrs.

F.D. Gir. E.'KendaiJ, J.'MVsi.H.

G. Hooper, Thomas,Mrs. Hon. Treasurer — P. E. Barker

Daviey'avhd'W. T. IL^wis Mrs. Hills (29, The Peak) Ltd.)

(fc o Gibb Livingstone Coy

St. George’s Society Rev. N. Halward (c/o Bishops House}

President—H. B.L.'Do’w biggin, 03.e.

lYice da iinktie«rJoimsfn

• PAsb PTeSdMP^fJn; Sin H. E. Young Men’s Christian Associa-

Pollock,

Hangock,K.c.,. W. G.A. C.Rowley,

Moxon,Hqn. H. R.Mr.B. tion (Chinese)::— 70 ;ajid 51,

Gl- G.-H Alabaster, < i^di, o.b.e.,

©l^E.,Hon. Lt. Bridges Street; Teleph. 26618

Col. G. Bird, i>,SiO., PrekidenGM. D. Bush. m.a.

Mr. W. E. L>Sbefttbn, T. E. Pearce Vice- do. —LamMan

Treasurer—Ma Chi Eung

. and E. Cock, m.b.r.

' * Secretarie.4 & Treashrer4—Einstead

, Recording Secy. P. Fai L, Kwok, m.a.

and Davis, Gloucester Building Secretaries?—J: L. McPherson, T.

, Mofffatt,-:

W. M. Lau, K. F. Lee,; Y.C. H.E. Lo,

S.: W..Ko, Tsao,S.

St. Patrick’s Society- O. Leung, T. O. ,Ho, W. F. Chan,

President—"Sir

(.B.-Mt-—■— J. H. Kemp,r—•* Ki, .Chung, S, :S. F-n afid N- H. Ho K.

K. H. Fung, L. K. Cheung, T.

Vice President—Qol. C. D. Myles,

63.E.; andM N. Murphy

Hop Tr^u^urer

Hon. Secretaries— • ,1E H.G. G.P. Hallowes

Murphy,

!

;• ' ' Bifeut'. P. T. Mahdny, r.e.

•jrl m ' ± ft

' Committee — Prof. F. A. Redmond, Assurance Marine" and

EranCO-AsTatique, Fire,

Md(;dr' Cat* Insurance—

' -Surg. LiehtTComdr. S. E, Brown, China * Building (first' floor); Teleph.

, R.X., a.s.i>.,F.■ Dr.

.P. G.H. W. James,Pope,

;

T. Murphy,

,M. H. 23583; Gable Ap) Frattcasia- ,

Turnerj , M.; G. 0 Connoiy,E. H. C. Chow

G. Andersdn,

Ping'Ufl Branch’manager

rWijliams and Capt.

Cpinmittee—W. C. B. Riggs

A. Cornell,,L; C. F. A. E. Perry ’■ ■ | v T. P. Anderson

; J^elJlamy,

C. Ilail, C. ,ly.Buhne.rGrayburn, Johnson,F.

,‘V. C. Lab'rum, F. J. Shervell, Sir Atienza, Vicente Co., Importers

Wiliam J.iJiorheH'

Ahcott, Bentley,!G-: Gip.iJ!:.,Mitchell

E. F. and’ Cbihrhission Agents—54, Nathan

and A. p. Powdfth Road, Kpwloofi'j Teleph. 75156;

Secretaires{& Treas ur^r's—-Ein stead Ckhle C,

Ad : Atiehzkco; Codes ; A. B.

5th odn.Atienza,'

and Bentley’s

and DavR, Aljex;iiif.dlia; Building Vicente partner (

W. C. Lee, dol

r W. T. Lee,' do.

Tn'KosopiiiCAp’ .Sdcietv, The ■ ■ ChaA Chew Kwong, manager

. ; The • WorldRr.os,—Dr. A’nnieBesajnt(Ind.) Agcvts.

Gihmau t «fe. ’ Qn.,s-Patent Medicines

HongkongEoage-iyVE Queen’s Paris

Road Cehtral; P.0. Box 632; Cable V. Rigaud, Petfumers, Paris

Ad:

■ d Presi'SentGBv Theosophy ,

Paul ■ ’. . • " !

: Germinal Cigar and Cigarette Factory,

r

Vice d©.'-G-W. C. FeRhow ' ■ Inc.',; .Manila

: Hon. Seejf.tlfeafe;—Mrs. M.’May

Hew.--Librarian—W.‘ O.'Felsliow

BiA., Miss G. ■ M.W. Johnson May,'WeiandTat,J. Atienza,.

CbnJhiittfee-RG.

: V. N., aub., b.s., Physician21177

Surgeon—York'Building;Tdephs. and

Russell ’ IP i.u2u (Offic0>'and 66423 (Residence}

HQNGKONG 10,07

Air. anp Au,. Uks., Medical Eracti-

tioners—Office: 31, Des Yceux Ed. 0OFX A®jpngineers and

Central: Telertfe-

Dr. S. C. Au, l.m.s.

Dr. K. Au, m.b^ b.s. Ipdn imlders—Works

Bay'^,; Teleph. 58021; and Office:

Cable Kow-

Ad:

Beybourne

W. S. Bailey, managing director

Au Petit Louvre, Dressmakers, Milliners . ' C.p. F.A. Mendham, assist, do.

Ooopvfin,secretary

director

and Dealers in Dainty DresSes-.L- G. Dudley,

Ullmann Entrance; Cable Ad: Louvre; A.S. A.A. Sweet,

Dand, dfaughtsinan

Code: Bentley’s do.

,a . . G.Missp, C.Witehell,

N. Hyndmamharbourtypist

engineer

& .assist.

fr $T S Miss t). Noronha,,, ; dp, , ,

AuMerchant

Siu Oho, Import, Export

— China Building; Teleph.and Metal Agents for :

25546; P.O. Box 449; Cable Ad: Kysun; Kelvin Motors ' ' ,,

Codes:

and PrivateA.B.C, 6th edn.,, Bentley’s, Acme Baxilly

1 Co., Lttd., Dealers in Pa-tent

Medicines, Snrgicrtl Instruments,

Au Siu Oho, principal

Au Optica], Toilet Articles,1 Blankets,

Au TssLongShiu,

Hinsignsdo.per. proi LTmbrellas, Hosiery and Sundry Soft

i .Goods; Mariufacterers of Toilet*Prepara-

tions

Des Vceux and Perfumery—Office

Road Cferitral; * 153-155,

Teleph.

:

225*65;* Ea:e'

Au Sze Cham, Dr.,' General Medical Road; Teleph. 20757;-COtos: A.B.C.! 5th t Oi]y : 19-22, ’Shaukiwan

Practitioh'er—Office: 31, DesjYoeux Bd. I edn.Lo and Bentley’s, .

YukSiuTong;

’r

Ce ntral; Teleph. 21112 Lau Wai,fnanaging

sreretarj- director •

JjO Kuen Min urirWa]

m m

Ault & AViboro' (China),' Co., The,

Manufacturers of; Printing and Litho- James Buchanan & Co., Ltd.

graphic Inks, Dryof Colours,

etc. Importers . PrintingVarnishes,

Papers,

Printers’

17, Supplies and -Machinery— “FINE ©LSI LKHJEim”

23357;Connaught

Cable Ad:Hoacnxlemral;

Aultvyiborg; Teleph.

Code: WHISKY

. Bentley’s

K. H. Tan, phrase

manager DODWELL & CO., LTD.,

Backhouse,

and Export Ltd., James— H.,

Merchants 1a, • Import

Cliatcr Tel: 20636,

Hoad; T,eleph. 21733; r ORble A,d: Jayatch- Sole Agents;

bee; Codes:Acme

Bentley’s, A.JB.C.,

and 5th and 6tli edns.,

private

James IT. Backhouse,,

J.A. Harrop, signs pergov^-director

pro. w m

Laughton I H. S. Dinsdale Balcombe & Oo., Importers and Ex-

porters—Head Office : Qhina Build-

Agencies ings ; 'Cabie Aa :' Balcpmbe. Branch

General Accident, Fire and Life Office : iSwatoW v!i '

Assurance

General Corporation,

Accident, Fire andLd.

Life Assce. .1 ;Soo Yan ’Sbue; Wan,-general manager

Corporatism Ld. Marine DjiQt. .Kok- Tang;, manager

m m m m ^ ^ ^ ® ^

Bagram, J. T., Share and General Broker Bank Ngun fiong hiu 'stnien fenny, sze

Line, Ltd., Shipowners and

—11, Queen’s Hoad Central; Teleph. Brokers—King’^ BuildingV: Tieleph.

20441; P.O. Box 454 27791 ; P.Q. Bo?f liO; Cable Ad:

J. E.T. Sadiek

Bagram, | a K. C. Lau Bankline

1008 nONOKO'S'C.

or oxxxsr^k.

fj m ns ^

Reorganised October; 26, 1928^ under special charter of The National

^Government as an

INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK

Subscribed; Capital , ' - - - - - - - - $23,000,000.00

Head Office:—iSHANGHAI

’ the important

O^ing to our hutheroUscentres

coimnercial branches

of thein world,

China and largeableconnections

we are to extend into

our clients special facilities for domestic and foreign banking and exchange.

We also handle the issue of Bonds and other Public Funds of the

Chinese Government both at home and abroad.

,W.A.G.H.Goggin, manager A.W. W.Robertson,

Schulz, cashier

accountant

Penn, sub-manager W. G; Williams (travel dept.)

\j. Forbes L.TamC. Pak

Grover, assist, cashier

J.J. R.Smith

Collis II M. A. de Sousa

MissC-M.Crawford Shiu, compradore

J. J. Gutierrez | Miss McGrann Parkin Wong, assist, do.

C.J.M.A.e

A. Lopes | Miss Gutierrez

Castro | Miss'Silva D. Buchanan, A. McG. Mitchell, L. R.

Agencies Ildefonso,

F. Ribeiro,C.A.Kew, G. deM.Jesus,

S. Maurice,

Chan

Andrew Weir & Co. Chi Man, Chan Ki Soon,

Ellerman & Bucknall S.S. Co., Ld.

Isthmian S.S. Lines Yan, F. R. Pereira, A. K.NgIsmail,

Wan

Klaveness Line (Pacific Coast-Asiatic A. Tye, L. J. Castilho and 19 Other

Service) Chinese Assistants

Cie.

Union Maritime..Beige

Marine Insurance Co., Ld. Banco Nacional Ultramarino .

New India Insurance Co., Ld. Ro^a Bros., agents

fu H Teen vxo fr S& HC M

Banker & Co., Ltd., Import and Ex-

’ port Merchants and Commission Bank ofKwang tung ngan hong

Canton, Ltd., The—Head

Agents-—20, Des Vceux Road Oent.; Office: 6, Des Vceux Road Central;Canton,

Cable

Teleph. 20662; Cable Ad: Banker Ad:

LiLeung Hoi Tsai,

Tung,manager

managing director Shanghai, Hankow, Bangkok,at and

Cantonese. Branches San

F. C. Mow Fung Francisco

Chan Hing Yi, compradore Look

LiK. Tsze Poong

Chung,Shan, chief

manager manager

F. Lay,

Quad Shumgr.

John,of chief

foreignaccountant

exchange

BANKS’ H. F. Un, secretary

f? p®. 5l 181 H Sub-accountan ts—

LiFung

ShuInFong

Cheung i Johnson.Lee

Mei Kwok Wan Tung Ngan Hong

American Express Co4 Inc., The, In- Lee Vkooh Tsoi,, assist: pashier

ternational Banking, Shipping and Bank of Clvna—4, Queen’s Road Cth;

Travel—4, Des Vceux Road Central; Telephs. 20590: Cable Ad: Centrobank

Teleph^ .22080 . (General), 24624 Shou .1. Chen, manager,

(Manager), 24623 (Travel Dept.), S. F. L.Lam, sub-manager

and 21814 (Compradore Dept.);. Shih Pan, acting do.

Cable Ad : Amexco S. N. Mali, assist, do.

'CE.. W. H. Benson,

Duggan,gen. mgr. for Far East

manager P. Y. Lo, business do.

John Watts, assist, do. Z. M. Chen, accountant

Ching Nieh, cashier

n&mmfr&Ria A. L. Brusset, manager (acting)

Bank P. L. Lorsignol, accountant

Des of VceuxEastRoadAsia,Central;

Ltd., THe-t-10,

I Telephs. G.ChoaVeron, cashier

Po Sien, compradore

General 27746;. Manager’s Room- 22890;

Exchange Brokers 22435;i P.Gi Box 31;

Cable Ad: Bankeasia; Codes! A.R.C. ! 5th fj M #r it

edn., Western

Bentley’s Union, phrase,

cbmplete Lieber’s Bentley’s

5-.letters, Chatanganliif/if

Second, Peterson’s International,!Codes Chartered Bank of India, Australia

& China (Incorporated by Royal

2ndKanandTongi

3rd ednS-, andmanager

Pti, chief PriVate * .,' Charter, 1853)—3. Queen’s Road Cent.;

LiChow

Tse Fong, manager Teleph. 20376; P.O. Box 21: Cable Ad:

Chi Nam, sub-manager. Horsford.

London E.C.2. Head Office: 38, Bishopsgate

Ng Ka Kuen, per pro.manager A. W.Brearley, managersub manager

Li Pb Tin; cashier H. E .Thomas,

J. N. Wong, assist.-cashier! H. C. Hopkips, accountant

K. K. Lee, chief

Li. Thug, accountant accountant Sub'-Accbuhtarits—

Lung Tin. Tong, per pro. accountant S.H.Dufr

Chung Lei, do. 1 Alan Reid

A. J. Bird F. C. Mudie

L.K. K.W.James

fi m m t XL Cox Jones

W. D. Johnson

Toi wan ngan hong G- A. Leiper

Bank of Taiwan, Gtd.—Prince’s Building,

3, Des Voeux Road; Cahlb Ad; Tai- GORDONS DRY GIN

wangink

K. Nagura, manager

V. K. Yoshikawa, per pro. manager The of a Cocktail

M.H.Tanaka,

Ishii, T. Kawano,

C. Tanaka, - S.-S. Kantoh,

Shimo-

kawa, R. Ishibashi and M. F.

Pun, clerks DODWELL & CO., LTD,

fr [Hj j3r Fat kouo ngqn hong Tel. 20636,

Banque de I’lndo-Chine — French

Building, 5, Queen’s Road; Telephs. Sole Agents.

22569, 27583, 27584 and 27585; Cable

Ad: Indochipe

R. Gaubert, manager Staff. ’

C. Fqu rniei;, assist, manager J. P. Xavier

R.H. Aubrun,'accountant

Evelie, cashier E. M. Ozorio L. G. Soqsa /'

Kwok Chan, Compradore H. L.M. Silva

A. Campos Y.G. E.V. Bernardo

Remedios

W.

F. X.M.Gomes

Mehal P. Hoi J. H.M. Roza

Pinna H. A. Remedios

P. A. Lan J. Y. Sousa

V.L. Ferdes

da Silva L. D. Thoan

P.W. N.Y.Yen C. M. Sousa , R.F. L.A. Lopes Campos

J.L. Tam

B. Tam

T. Y.

men

Trong , A.C. L.R, Pinna

Kader J. S. Silva

A.

Kwok

Poon KwongOp, lib P. Poon Man

Cheong

G. F. Roza

I.L. M.ft. Alarakia J. RozaRazack

A.

J.D. Khanh Fung Kam Ho J. M. NevesMarques J.L.R.A.M.Barros

Ferreira

Xavier Tchai Sheng Oui C.F. N,V. da Roza Miss M. E. White

Cunha Mrs.M.XavierB. Xavier

W X & * H M, F. Xavier E.A. M. A. Roza

Chung fat hung sheung ngan hong C.H. C.A. Sousa

Silva A. B. Roza

Sanque Fanco-Chinoise pour le I. M. Razack

Commere & (’Industrie

ment Franco-Chinois, (Ftablisse-

Capital Fj\s. CantonE.C. A.H. daRodrigues

Roza M.

50,000,000)—Prince’s Building; Cable Ad: Sub- A gency

Geranchjne; Telephs. 28175 (general W. G. Hollyer, sub-agent

Office) and 21930 (manager) , G. W. Tolmie, sub-aceounant

1010 HONGKONG

Chase Bank, The—6, Query’s Koad Y. M-rCfayl>ilrrt,:chiefmiahager

L,.:N.lMnBphy, manager

Central; Teleph.

Chasebank. 26638; Cafcly

Head Office:’18, 'Pine Ad: St., - A.E. J1Morsfe,Davies, sub-manager

New York City. Affiliated With the acting chief accountant

Chase National BaTTkTof the City of New G.Iii. Davidson, sub-accountant

York f It fv SiT. IA.J. J.Gray ■ :

Fenwick•1 f R. LvGi \i .

Robertsoii

D. M. Biggaiy manager K. Mackenzie A; Jardine

F:i:‘S“£a“raist J. Me I. Brown G. J. D. Law

A. Si Adamson S. J: H. Fox

W.E. Denison! W. C. Ttyin G. H. Stacey . F.R. R.H. Burch D. Wade

L. Gilson I J. Thomsen W. Thomson

Chan Ngan Ting, eouipradore C.T. W.F. Hyde A. D: Lowson

Cook Riddell G. W. Stabb

ing &(SeeSon,

pageThos.,

1038)Ltd.—(^ieeii’s. ' Build- ' R.R.G. A.W.

W.E. True M.W.

Taplin B.Turner

W. P.H.Edwards Rigg

fi ® $k m a m G. S. Fawcett

Dunkley R.

I. H. Bradford

Yee pun fong fun ngUn hong G. O.Bonnar,

Montriestenographer C. H. Pickford

Credit Foncier d'Extreme-Orient, Miss

Mortgages, Real Estate, Architects and J.F. M.B. d’Eca

Insurance—French Silva if1. J :S- Loureiro-

floor), 5 Queen’s RoadBank Building

Central; (4th

Teleph. J.. C.. dps Kemedibs " m Jose Silva

..21083.;.E.OlJJqx..

G van Wylick, 207;acting

Cable Ad: Relfran

manager . J. C. Y. Ribeiro j.V. P.G. Baleros Xavier

L. May, signs per. pro. J.J. J.T.dos Remedibs B. Gdsano

Victor

J. M. Noronha, dq^ F. X. Soares L. J. Guterres

’ Mrs,,. O.. Rtobpksdlny typist H. .1. B. Xavier

! Architect’s Office -‘h :' A/ F. " Rbrnddids J.P. G.A. Rodia

da Silva

t G. van Wylick, achitect, s.c.A.B. -I'uuip. Q; CdbSSf.b’, Carlos Mattos

] P. B. Allen, supervisor of! ■'GJA.'LeGn

L. C. R. Souza G.

;;

F; YifStor

• (' -works ■ ( I { )i C.F. O. C.

Baptista - H. A. Rozario Gosano

\Agents A: Loureird

) L’Union Fire Ins, Co. Ld.' of Paris A.4e, CamaMm H.L. .0.F..Gonsalves..

(). P-.Collg§o.

F.

Aiarquos

EtauiTABLE Eastern Ban^iMo Corpora- L. A, Bemedios , -C. L. Lopes A. M. Remedios

stion—(See Chase Bank) E.Arthur

M. Franco L- G. Y. Ribeiro-

RemediQs

C. H. Y. Remedids J,C. A)A. Remedios Botelho

HoSingapore,

Hong S.S;)—Ho

Bank, Ltd. Hohg(HeadBuilding, Office:

13, F.C. X.F. X.Lobaio

Alves (le,.-? E. F, Pa,ssos

L-Y. F.H. Y.Xavier

Bibeiro

Queen’s Road Cent.; Telephs. Manager:

23371, and Office: 30216/8 ‘ ' ' E.L. Faria

Rosarib

V. Antonio . j, V, Jose Myria,

Chua

KhongKehKeng

Hai, Pho,

manager

assist, mgr. A.D. V.K Lopes'

Xayier L. ElarteOliveira

T: M. Chen, accountant , Bemedios A.D. J.J. Cordeiro

C.A. A'Neves,

Hongkong Savings Bank at Hongkong F.AIM.A. 0.Praia v

' E. A.' GillSdnza;

and Shanghai Banking Corporation M.

fiemedips J. 0^ §equeira A. Y. Ribeiro

Tr IS M M & J: ft # S.L. B.F. Silva

Leon ■ Si Lohato deFaria

Ilimg hong Shanghai Way foongNgan hong HVJ.Gra^a L. A. Silva

Honokong

poration-andI, Shanghai

Queen’s Road Banking Cor-

Central; L.M. J. Sm»a L Tj. -F. R.A., Canqids

Sequeira

Teleph. 3022,1 ’ \J. M. J. Xavier A.M.Y.G/de

Bpard of Directors—.Hon. Mr: J. J. 9. > •? 1/.: Mrs.A. R:R; Remedies)

F.* Lux, telepdi. operaroi"

Patersonchairman’);

(deputy (chairman);, T. Mr. E. '^earce

Bell, J. A. Plummer;Hon. A, H. Compton, W. H. Kdivloon Sub-Agency'

C. Travers, tenirioratY in ch/irge

T. H. R. and

Shaw,G. M.Miskin

T. Johrison, J. P.

Warren J.R; M.Stilliard

Reis I| G.E. E.L. Xflvier Cunha

HONGKONG loii

O.Adi**:; Office manager

J\i:Baines, o x a O -biJ A .«! Sub-accountants—

J. N. Luykx

Ji. E. N. Padfield, manager

G.A, M. Dalgetyj

Moncur, sub-manager

accountant R.S.W.E. Hamilton

Russell 1| A.W. O.P. Halsey

Gooch

G.K. L.K. Hill -1 A. C.Rozario

Rounds C. Tetzel

Hong

Voeux Nin. LoadSavings; Bajik, Ltd.--!

Central; Teleph.18^• 20&80;

/Des Clerks—

Cable Ad: Chronic. >•// M. H. JiarLeain,

T. M. Pereira

H.K. C.V. Chow Y. C. Mo Wong

Ka210,Wah Savings Bank, Ltd.,

Des Voeux Road Cent.;Teleph. 2;1223; The—208- Mak j S.L. K.Y. -Mak

Cable C. E. R. Pereirf I H. A. Noronha

Bund, Ad: 0850. Teieph.

; Canton; Canton Branch:

10414! Cable West S. H. Ismail W. T. Tam •

-■ C. L. Wong ! L: S. Wong; r■ /

Ad: 0857 . d* ' ) A.F. M. VI. Baptist'a

Kwangturtg Provincial Bank, The Xavier j K. K.T. Yeung Wong '

';

—Queen’s Building, 5, Chater Road; SN. C.S. Lailu C.('. Leong

1. Cheng ; •1*1

Telephs. §0112-3; Cable Ad: Provincial S.E.‘ K.BuxMak Miss A.M. deSouza

S. In, Szto, manager

ii.'au • Hey Chee, accountan t ,,.; ■ T. Yeung •" Miss J. A. Xavier

Miss F.N. Pfeifer

Holmes

Ptjtev Young, cashier Y. W. Fung : Miss

Yam Tsan, secretary ; S.'tVWu Mrs. S. Lewis

Assistants—Lui Jumtone, K. 'S. C.F.PragneH, building supt.

c , 1 ifMou& Y. - Si'; Chan,.: t gzfo

Yung, Changs Hang •tin ; d N? ! S.

Tam i ' « n'r U Mind you don’t got taken in,

Kwok Fung ; Banking Co., T/tA.—45, order

and 47, Wing Lok Street East;

Teleph. 23265; Cable Ad: Kwok- GORDON’S GRANGE GIN.

hahk

It m m t r Yow le npan hong DO DWELL & CO.. LTD.,

Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., The— Tel. 20636,

Queen’s Road.; Telephs. !i 28109; Cable

Ad: Paradise" " Sole Agents.

,L R.B. N.Ross; manager

Drake, accountant

■ J.A. Swales,; assist.^aedhuntant

R. D. Beamont, do.

G. Donn, do ■' National Commercial

Ho Yu, cOmpradore

J.E. O.Antonio

Remedibs, chief clefk Bank, Ltd., The, General& Banking— Savings

144-150, Des Voeux, Road Central;

T.L. J.M.Rew Telephs.' 28881. (General Office), 21584

V. Ribeiro C.G. Rocha Agabeg (Exchange Dept.-)" and 22705

(Manager’s. Office)Cable Ad:

H. A. Hyndmaii

. C.V. V.Rodrigues “‘A. A.

Castro • • . .i E.L, G. SUyaMattos

©liveria N acomsav. :-

•1 Board

man);of Hong'Sling;

Directors—*Choy Hing (chair-

H. Hong Sling,

E. A. Remedies A. C. Soares P.WongGockchin,

N. Beltran C. AtRpzai- Kwok Y.Shuen.P. Ma, Ma Ma Joe

WaiYung,

But,

ft mm mmn W.

Tong N.YatThomas

Chum’, Tam, Ma D.Wing

Jackman,

Chan

Man Tcwoh'pao'tung ‘nmy tyong Lai Yau Do Ming and S. C. Lu, The

National City Bank of New York— Sincere Co., Ltd.

2, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 30321; Officers of themanaging

Head Office—

P.O.R. Box M. 14; Cable

McLay, Ad:

acting Citibank

manager Y. P. Ma, director

Gi.M. Hall, sub-manager Wong

S. C. Kwok

Lu, Shuen, chief manager

sub-manager

G. T. Thaoh, accountant Mann K. Wong,'secretary

1012 HONGKONG

F. N. Chau, chief accountant P. St O. Banking Corporation^

Ma Wai But, chief cashier Ltd. —ChaterOffibe), Road; 26636

Telephs.(General

20056

Hui Chung Ming,

Young Pak Cheung, do. , sub-accountant (Manager’s

Wong Pak Fun, assistant cashier Office),(Compradore

23626 23555 (Compradore Office)

Dept.); P.O. and

Box 273;

Chan Tsz Kai, do. Cable Ad: Penorbanca; Codes:

■ and Private. Head Office: 117 to 122, Bentley’s

Leadenhall

West End, Street, London; Branch:

14-16, Cockspur Street,

rr ® m % w ft London, S.W. 1. Branches: Bombay,

Ho Kwok On Tat Ngan Hong Calcutta, Madras, Colombo, Calicut,

Nederlandsch Indische Handels- Singapore and Shanghai

bank N. V. (Netherlands India Com- W,W.J. G.Waddington, manager

mercial Bank)—5, Des Vceux Road Lorimer, accountant

Central; Telephs. 23157 (General Office), G. Stephen, assist, do.

24870 (Manager's

pradore’s Dept.) Office),

and 20593 (Com-

(Com- Ma Chee Loong, compradore

pradore’s Private Office);23826Cable Ad:

Handelbank ®m

; C. J. Endert, manager Tang Tin Fuk Bank—171, Queen’s

J. M. Morhaus, accountant Road Central ; Teleph. 20338

F.L. P.F. vanWuthrich,

Calcar do. Tang Chi-kin, general manager

A. ten jr. C.C. A.

D.Grotenhuis, E. Barros

Barretto

T. W. Brunger F.A.M. Barretto Underwriters

the Far East, SavingsInc.Bank(Under for

F. J. M.

V.E. G.M. d’Aquino

Barradas L. M. Rodrigues Xavier

American Charter)—12, Queen’s Rd,

Central; Teleph. 30234; Cable Ad:

E. P. Souza

H. O. MarcaV S.S. E.M. Sousa Cruz, jr.

* Savings .

F.J. D.M.dos Garcia, (fit

Remedios . C. Y. Starr, pres. & dir. (S’hai.y

F. M. da Silva L.A. A.J. Ribeiro Ozorio R. Shim, bfaiich manager

L. G. da Silva iStaff—K. F. Cheng, F. S.

A. A. Xavier Miss L. D.NetSilvato Wong, F. S. Yau, K. T.

C. A. Coelho Yeung and Im Mok

A. A. Guterres MissY. M. Britto

NederlandscHe Handel-Maatschappij Yien Yieh *T ii HI Si

N. Y. (Netherlands Trading Society)— Commercial Bank—236-

11, Queen’s Road Central; Telephs. 21129 andYceux 238, Des Road Central; Telephs.

21922 j Cable Ad: Saltbank

23589 (Manager’s Office),

Office) and 21552 (Compradore Dept.); 20578 (General S. Y. Ngai. manager

Cable Ad: Gardona. Head Office: M. P. Wang, sub.-manager

Y. C. Chen, accountant

Amsterdam

A. Stokkink, manager S. T. Chen, cashier

J. R. Brouwer, accountant

W. H. le Sueur, cashier fr # JE ^

Sub-accountants— Wang pun ching hum ngan hong

B. H.L. Nijhoff

G. ten Bruggen Cate

G. W. Rohner Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—Prince’s-

J. A. vanDorsser A. J. Besseling Building;

Assistants— Shokin Teleph. 20538: Cable Ad:

A.A. A.A. d’Azevedo H. Mori, manager

Tavares Miss S. C. Y.H. Abe,' sub. manager

Maekawa, per pro. manager

A.F. X.E. H. M. Castro

Silva L P. Silva Remedios S.T. Ikeda

G. A. Pinna C. L. Santos Takahashi S.Y- ArakiShiraishi

J. da da LuzLuz

A.A.H. S.F.Barretto

Ward

C.MissM.C.Xavier

M. Silva 8.S.K. Yamamoto

Kara

Hioki

Y. Kawasaki

S. Takasaki

E.A. M.Xavier

da Silva T. Ariyoshi H. Takabayashi

Lo Chung Wan, c nnpradore T. Takase G. A. Vas

HONGKONG 1013

[Barnes, Dr. J. W'., Medical Practi- Beiiilios Public School for Girls—

tioner—Offiee: David House (1st 0ee under Government)

floor), 67, Dee Voeux Road Central;

Teleph. 25754.' Residence: 37,, Gran- Belo & Cq.,Cameron

ImportersRoad,of Novelties,

Kowloon; Toys

ville Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 57939 etc.—14, Box 311; Cable Ad: Fjlhos; Codes:

P.0.

n ± a & m b. ’Bentley’s arid A.B.C. 5th edn.

- Mrs. L. Y. Xavier - j- Miss D. Alvares

B a ftnett & Foster, Aerated Water, Ice Benjamin & Potts, Share and General

and Refrigeration Engineers and Brokers—11, Queen’s Road Central

Essence Distillers, Niagara Works, (Entrance by Ice House Street); Telephs.

London,. N. 1—Bank of Canton

Building, 6, Des Voeux Road Cent.; 21152 and 24371; Cable Ad: Broker

' G. H. Potts, partner

Teleph. 24829 P.R. C.Pestonji,

Potts, do.

Represented by do.

Ecopomical Trading Co. ’ ShiYuMan, do.

Basa, R., Merchant and Commission B. C. Randall

Agent — 587, Nathan Road; Teleph. J.A. L.Zimmern

Litton I| J.P. A.A. Fisher

Waller

56552; Cable Ad: Basa; Codes: A.B.C.

5th and 6th edn«. ami Bentjcy’s

HUNT'S FINE OLD PORT

fs & s. ± a AND SHERRY.

JlASTOj B., Share and General Broker

—Exchange Building (4th floor); help to make the party merry.

Cable Ad: Olga

Basto & Co., L. E., Import, Export, DO DWELL & CO.. LTD.,

Commission—10,

Teleph. Queen’s

24925; Cable Road Central;

Ad: Lebasto Tel 20636,

L. E. Basto, principal

Ba!sto,; L. E., p.c., pfi.c.,Queen’s

k.n. (Los Angeles), Sole Agents.

Chiropractor—10,

Teleph.'24925'; Cable Ad: Lebasto Road Cent.;

Berg & Co., (Ltd., Steamship Agents

Basto, Dr.'R. A. de CastrO, m.b., b.s., Ship Brokers and General Merchants—

m.r.c.s., l.r.c.p., (London), d.o.m.s., Bank Cable ofAd:Canton Building;

Bergship; Codes:Teleph.

Scott’s22048;

10th

(London), Eye, Ear, Nose and edn., A.B.C. 5th edns., Bentley’s, Boe’s

Thrpajb ^pecialist-^Ofhce: Exchange and Private

Building (.3rd floor); Teleph. 20545. Sverre Berg, managing director

Residence: “Montevedere,” Taipo

Road, Kowlobn ; Teleph. 57287

Basto’s Press, Printers and Account- Berlin Co., Drugs,Ltd.,Patent

The,Medicines,

WholesaleToilet

and

book Manufacturers—'ll), Queen’s Road Retail

Requisites and Druggist Sundries—161-

Central; Teleph. 24925 163, Des Yoeux Road Cent.; Teleph.

wj & it A 23541

Ko Cheuk Hung, manager

Batten & Co., Import and Export Mer-

chants—China Building; Teleph. 25234; Besant Free English Evening School—

Cable Ad: Batten (See Educational)

T.W.W.S. Mong,

Yeung,manager

per pro manager Beten’s Beauty Salon, Mrs., Permanent

Bejonjee & Co., Milliners and Drapers— Waving, Finger Waving, Marcelling and

128,N. Willington Street; Teleph. 23787 Manicuring

Bejonjee, principal 58081; Extn.—34Peninsula Hotel; Telepb.

Jean B. Sang I J. Beten

Belgian CON&uLitfEd-^ea Consulates) Miss May Lee | MissG.Marchent

Miss Iris Lee I MissE.Lysaught

1014 HONGKONG

BOMBAY TAILORING COMPANY.

(EXPERT INDIAN TAILORS AND OUTFITTERS) '/

6 Hankow Rd. Kowloon (opposite Kowlootn Hotel)

LADIES & GENTS SHOES MADE TO ORDER, FIT AND STYLE GUARANTEED

Bible Book and - Tract Depot — 2, .West Disinfoctiog’Go., Xew York arid

Wyndham Street; Teleph. 23695; Cable 1Montreal'

Ad: Testaments '' '/_ -

Blair & Co., 1 Import and Queen’s

Export RoadMer-

Bishop A: Lacey, Ltd, (Establisbed 1881) chants—French Central; Teleph.

Buildings

2630©; P.0. Box 327;

Importers,

Agents andExporters, Manufacturers’Commission

r Repre- Cable Ad: Madrigal

sentatives—Head Office: London.

Kong Office: Chung Tin Building, 5, Blue Hong Bird Caf^, ofIce-cream

tionery—Corner

Des Vceuxdtoad Central; Teleph, 27628; ... QudeffisRoadjCentrV.l; i Pedder and Confec-

Sttee.t and

Cable Ad:,Bisly Teleph.-24583

A. D. A. Stearns, director

L. G. Xavier, manager n& m'fi. 4i' n a &

; Miss O. stepotypist

Hiiferi Sermg Tick, coffipracftire * Blue Taxicabs, Ltd., The — Head

Office : Corner 'Tv athair ' Road and

Eiitzer 8l Co., Importers, Exporters and Pak Hoi Street, Yaumati: Teleph.

57417. Taxi'da'b Stand at - Star

. Commission Agents—1; Ice'House

Teleph. 24655; P.O. Box 360; Cable Ad: Street; Ferry Pier

Granitoid; Cqdes: Rudolf

A.B.G Mosse 6th anded.i, Tsan Yung, managing director

Acme, Bentley’s,

Private

C A.Bitzer, proprietor 1 ± M ® Sh e la si ■ 1

Grossart, signs per,pro. Bodiker & Co;., ImppJ’ters,. . Exporters,

Engineers, Commission and Insurance

, Agepts—Rayid Rouse, 167-169, Res Vcepx

Black,- Balean and Koch,- Medical r Rbadtii>Teleph.P.O. Box 81;

Practitioners—Union, Building ;, f',e- Cable AdrBodikety.Codes: AH i

O.MisfiG-.-Ku^lps

May

lephs. 28002-3 I B. Soltan

.G.H. D.Baleanj

R. Black, M.D., c.M. (Tor.)

M.D., b.s. (Lond-X i'B.p.s. Sole A gentsf6^ -

(Eng.), l.r.c.p. (Lond.) The

; Netherlahds Tnsu ranee' '<367 ,(Est.

J.W.C.V.m: Koch) m.d.,

H. Cogan, M.B., M.cH,. (Edip.)

ch.b. (Glas.) • Fatum 1845),Accident

Ld., Theihsee.-

HagueCo.,(Holland).

The Hague

A. J. Skinn, M.B., ch.b: (Edin.)

Bolivian'- CdNSULSTE^^iSee'Sorisul ates)

Blackmorc & Blackburn, Ltd.,

Engineers,

Agents, Contractors

Reinforced ConcreteandSpecialists,

Geheral « at » * » ;,rfs

Building Construction and Repairs, Bombay Silk Stoiie (HasaramGianchand),

Waterproofing—Alexandra Building Silk Merchants and Commission Agents

2nd floor; Teleph. 20588; Oablb Ad : —2, B.O.

D’Agmlae-?St«e»t; {Teleph. 21018;

Blacktox;-Code

E.L. W.J. Blackmore, : Bentley’s

M.sc., mang. director •' 1/ BoxSci2;

P.HaRsarahi,

Cable‘“Ad:

Ri!dpfietprGianchand t

.Mahrap 1inana^er

Blackburn, M.i.Gas.E., director

andJ. seer fitary foreman

M. Abraham, md.'i Bombay ( Tailp^Xg'Sigh Class

Technical Representatives fop , - 7 Tailors aiid ©ulgMers, Silk Mer-

R.Engineering,

A. Skelton Ld.

and (Opposite Kpwlopn .Hotel) -// ...

ToohContractors for BroadPaints,,

Bros/ Technical FlangeCement

Beams | Bonxar, J. W.'1!^. Bill and Bullion

Colours, New York and London . Broker—Hpngv Kopg Club 1

HONGKONG 10I5>

, 3^ m t m Boy Scouts’ Association—(dec Asso-

Borne

and man n & Co.j‘G^i

Exporters, ifiraJ.Im{jppters ciations)

TEngihe^rgWXd^^wrce

and Commission Agents — Ofiung Tin US /$] Ho Tcee

Building, Des Voeux ' Road Central;

Teleph. 42512;, Cable Ad: Pervasion; Boyd & Company, (Ltd., Merchants,.

Codes: A.ftC. ,5th iMpr.^Indpith edns., Commission Exporters, Importers, Shipping &

Agents, etc.—Asia Life

Bentley’s, Simplex .Standard

, F., Ortlepp, partner. ' : , . , / anti i^ome Building, 14, Queen’s Road; Te-

, R.A. Sander, leph. 28367. Offices at • Amoy, Foo-

Reineckes;igris . pe,rj>flh. V' ,.,n’ , chow. and Shanghai; Cable Ad:

W. ilulil , ,.)no(llll| ? Boyd (Hong Kong, Amoy, Foo-

chow) Roydcotd :(Shanghai),'-; Codes :

Boston Oattoy STOitE.,4>0dn-feet.iohery'— Lugagne, Boe.

, Bentley, Inter Lugagne, Cogef

.Stotts and A.R.C. 6th

7, Beaeoinsfield'Arcade: Tetipli. 2302{S ii'F.- R. 'Smith, director (Shanghai)

N. G. Tow, proprietor J. E. Smith, do. (Amoy)

P. S. Whitfield, do; (Shanghai)

^ ishiu wp G. S. Teng,; do. (Amoy)

Botelho Bros;/''"'General Merchants

and Shipping Agents—Alexandra CORDOIVS SPECEAL

Buildings, and afeo' at'.'jShaiighai,

Tsingtao, Sa-n Rranhisco ■ arid 1 New

York.1;. Cable Ad.: ' BOtelhp' ' • !i OLD TOM OEM,

A.P. V.A. Hotelho,

R. Botelho'principal’

, kigriitRor (Shanghai)

&o.' always'makes yob glad within.

A.'G.'BotelhG' ' dd. (Tslfigtao)

P.D. V.A. Botelho

Rozario Jr,, H. A.do:da VSilva do. DODWEI.!/ r& CO.. LTD.,

G.M. A.A. Carvalho ! H, R

Carvalho i D.'iE/CaVvb.lho ‘dosRetnedios . f Tel;. ■

J. A. Gonsalves | Conceicao Sole Agents.

F. Xi Monteiro j Miss E. Carvalho

C- d’Assumpcap | Miss T-Gonsalves,

Agencies R IE M Ice*:

Macao-Tirao-r Line Bradley & Co., Ltd’.: General Merchants—

, Compani.a

(Spanish Transatlantica

Royal Maii de Barcelona

Line)' ' Prince’s Buildings, ChaferRoad: also at

Compania General 1 ; de TabaOos de ; Shanghai & Swatow. Telephs. General :

Pilipinas & Ca., Lda., : Seixal, ■ : ■ ■Portugal

>I i 26645

265‘0L (2 linek), Eastern ^Asbestos . Co.

Mundet

and Brooklyn. C.R' . A.’ Corks and Bradleyand (Codes: Godpwn:

A.fe.C.2I196;

0th andCable Ad

6th edns.

Cork Products Watkins Tel. and" : Appendix 1884, Scottl

Signode System,"box: strapping • 10th

Union•edni, A.l. 1888,5-letter

Universal, Leiber’s,

edns.,Western

Bent-

Bourne, W.. H., e.R-i^a., Architect: ley’s, Acme,

complete Phrase and 2nd Phrase,

Ross-Mos' s and Private '

and Surveyoy—Tai Ring: Buildiiiig -Directors—R. H. Hill (London), G.

.(3rd floop), Room 4: Tcleph. 33346 A.Plummer,Michardson

(Hong(London),

Kong), K.J. A.S.

4T W J£ « Morrison, (Hong Kong), S. Barker

(Shanghai),

hai) A. Henderson

and J. Robinson (Swato\v) (Shang-

Bq-Fas^

ForeignMediuin^! and Chinese..Qo./Medicine,

Wi, Dealers Manu-in i j.K. A.S. Morrison,

Pluminer,'hiarig. director

facturers of CasSOr .Oil and Epsom Salt ' 1 J: F. Miller director

foriF.Ghildren-r^jiQaeen’d

Wong, manager RbadRast N.

O. C. IVong, sub-manager J.PLA.C.J.H.Hunter

Barber

Plummer ' J.A. M.V. SBanos

J. L. Alves

Rosario

Boames.-RMiTcr/"Ai<, iL,viBiiF and Exchange G. T. Palmer A. M. Tavares

Bro:keW-Prince .sB~ailding!(gr©und floor); GeHe'edl Managers for

Teleph. 20951; CaMo Ad: AmbowRnliith Eastern Asbestos Co.

loiie HONOKONG

A-rftildes— '.Braga,

! J. vR — Chfing Tin Building;

La Cie. de Commerce ' et -de Teleph. Hon. 20583;

Mr. J. P.Cable

Bra.gaAd; Agarb

Navigation d’ Extrem^ Orient Printing Dept.

iNorthern ‘ "Assurance ’©b., iLtd., A.’ M. Braga

London• ,: '

Essex & Suffolk Equitable Insur- % & m m »

ance Society, Ld., Loindon

A. & B. Mackay, Ld., 'Glasgow Brand? '& Co.-, Ship-brokers, Marine

Valuers and Surveyors Chartering,

(Whisky)

James Burrough Ld., London Freight for the and SaleofInsurance

and Agents,ofBrokers

: (Grin)

Brasserie . du' Phenix, Antwerp Importers New Purchase

and Second Ships,

Hand

(Beer) Machinery, Importers and Exporters—

St. Pauli Brewery Co., Bremen St.: George’s Bldg., Chater.Road; Teleph.

Blood Wolfe &;Co., Ld., (London 23772; P.O. Box 272; Cable Ad:

Shipbrandt, All codes used. Head

(Stout) Office: St, George’s Building, Hong

The Beldam Packing & Bubber Kong

Co., Ld., London Cant. G. L. Brandt, principal

The Hoyt Metal Co. of Great Bri-

tain Ld., London

M. C. Thoirtson. X: Co.', Ld., Glas- LiH-

HuiKam

Lierraann*

HimGhuen,

signs, per pro.

assistant

Seng, bookkeeper

gow (Canvas) General Managers for

J. Dampney & Co., Ld., New- The South China Motorship Building

castle-on-Tyne (“Apexior”) and

Wan,Repairing

Kowloon Works

Bay Ld., To Kwa

The British Antifouling Composi- TheH’kong.

Hoi Fook Shipping Co., Ld.,

tion & Paint Cot, Ld., London

Wailes Dove Bitumastie, Ld., Representing Various German Firms

N ewcastle-on-Tyne re Economy, Improvement and In-

Atlas Preservative r Co., Ld., ventions in Shipping

“Atlas” Wood Preservative and

Paints). M ^ -Hwwg fat

British Beinforced Concrete En-

gineering Co., Ld., Stafford

Gandy Belt Manufacturing Co., Brewer ers,

& Co., Booksellers, Station-

Printers, Newsagents, Fancy

Ld., England (Belting and Goods Dealers, etc.—Pedder (Street,

Brake-linings)

The Ironite Co., Ld., London opposite 20696

Hong Kong Hotel; Teleph.

(Cement Waterproofing) B. Pasco, proprietor

James Hardie & Co., Sydney

(“Fibrolite” Asbestos Sheets) Brazilian Consulate- {See Consu-

Price Brothers Sales Corp. Que- lates)

bec h (“Donnacona” Insulating

Boards)

Doodson & Bain, Ld., Manchester Brigpt Sun (M; Importers, Export-

(Metal windows)

The Parafinne Co., Iric., :San ers and Befiners of Coffee, Whole-

sale -andrBetail—12, Queen Victoria

Francisco1 (Boofing) Street; Teleph. 25868; Cable Ad:

Representatives : — Brisun

The London Steamship Owners S. Wong

P. Wong, Kingmanaging

Fong and partner

Ip Po Ku,

Mutual Insurance Association, accountants

Ld. Leung Cheuk, Kwok Kam Fook

The American Steamship, Owners aind Man Ping Kwai, business

Mutual Protection & Indemnity travellers

Association Inc., New York

Wm. Grigor & Sons, Inverness British American Candy Store, The

(Whisky)

Bobert Deuchar Ld., Edinburgh Dealers and Toiletin Bequisites,

Confectionery,etc. Provisions

Wholesale

(Beer) and Retail—15, Pottinger Street

fJON'GKONG 1017

@1

Ying mee yin knng ?z ; Chung ngoi Yeung mein kupfo him Fo ning

British Amertcax Toteiccb Co. British Traders’ Yxm hem Rung Sie

(China), Ltd.—Head Office: 6, Soo- Insurance Co., (Ltd.

chow Road, Shanghai; Local Office : —Union Building; Teieph. 28081

Directors — Hon. Mr. W. H. Bell,

P. & O. Building (6th floor); Cable (chairman), L. J. Davies, J. Owen

Ad : Powhattan Hughes, and T. A.J. P.Mitchell,

M. St.Stafford

F. DivisonJohn Walsh, departmental

Smith, South

1

mgr.

China Plummer, Warren J. A.

manager - Paul Lauder, general manager

I. L. Berthet (Swatow) H. C. Gray, sub-manager

F. H. Fisher-(Amoy) G. S. Arcnbutt, ;fire manager

K. L. Chen (Foochow)

Hongkong Office \ British

ServiceWireless MarineoRService

1 (Joint

1 F. A. Firth > - Department the Marconi

■ M. J. Gain , ’ 1 !! ‘ International Marine

Co., Ltd., and Radio Communication Communication

• A. G. Suffiad I I. L. Rocha Go., Ltd.)—Pedder Building (6th floor);

J. E. Rocha | A. R. Abbas

F. P. Sequeira | E. A. Ribeiro

Stenographers Teleph. 24320; Cable Ad: Thulium

Mrs. L. G. Frost . J. H.E. E.Auvache,

H. Mayhew, inspector-in-charge

inspector’s assist.

Mrs.

Miss Fernandb

M. M. Remedies| Miss M. Neves P. N. Ho, chief clerk

Yunnan Division

Kung Hsiang GORDOIVS COCKTAIL.

British Bicycle - Co.—32, and 34, All you have to do is shake it,

Johnston Road and 38, Hennessy Gordon's know the way to make it

Road; Teleph. 2397©; Cable Ad:

Racprs; Code: Bentley’s DODWELL & CO, LTD.,

A. J. Raptis, sole proprietor

British & Foreign Bible Society— Tel. 20(536,

(See Associations) ' Sole Agents.

15 a * JR *

British Borneo Timber Co.. Ltd.—; i © St) 5^ Pong long ; Chun se

P. & O. Building; Cable Ad: Billian

Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd., agents Brown,. mental

Jones & Co.,'Undertakers, Monu-

Masons, Marbleof and Granite

Dealers;

Cemeteryapd ; Collectors

Fees—Office, ShowGovernment

Rooms and

British Corporation Register op Ship- Marble V' a rd: 11, Morrison Hill Road

ping

Teleph.and.30231

Aircraft—3, Queen’s Building;

1 (2 ln3es); Cable Ad: Veritas ft m a* m #

SurveyoP- - T. H. Gi'Braytield, m.i.na. ; j*o im tun chong sze hong

tolI.MECH.E.

Clerk—S. Y. Yan Brutton

Solicitors,

NotariesMarks Public, Proctors, and

British-lndia Steam Navigation Trade Building,. Chater Road; Teleph.George’s

Agents, : &c,—St. 20581

and Apcar Companies, Ltd.—

(*5ee under Mackmnon, Mackenzie & Co.) (General Office), 22126 (Mr. Brutton’s

Office); Cable Ad: Brutton; Code: Bent

. ley’s,-AB.C.

Geo. K. Hall 5th edn. and Western

Bruttob, solicitorUnion

and

m m.%

'T^i:ying,'^a3i pm TT

L. Strellett,

British {North BoRNkd GHyerxment . public;

Gibb, Livingston ifc C6.,'Ltd., agents A. Covey, solicitor

,1018 HONGKONG

Cost Clerkr-Al Chapman.-

Bltreau Veritas International Rej Wirelesf Sb'ptC-FTTH! Nell

GISTER FOR THE CLASSIFICATION OF, . WorksDo.Department,. Instructor—W. . L. E. Miller ■:

Shipping—3, Queen’s Building;,Telephi •)f,p a J-T Uf.-AdauasTi “ . ‘ '

.30231; (2

Surveyor--T.fines) Cable

H. G. Ad: Veritas

BrRyfieJdj.M.i.N.A.j f BO t ‘ i ” ■ ,

m.i.meCh.e. Cave Pavilion, Confectionery, Bakery

Clerk—S. /V. Van r and Tea Rooms — 36, Nathur]'Road;

:.Tjeleph.

J. Videro, a?8i4manager.,. . ;o

Burton,- Dr. C. H.,- B.b.s., syd., u.d.s.’ Mrs. Allen .

penn., Dehtal Surgeon—Unionr Building) ;

Top Floor; 'Telepn. SOSS l '

ID Ktconrj Wo

: m m Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.

.•Bcsh &<€6l,'(3thE, floor);

D;—Bank of 'Cabtoin (Incorporated

Oidinances of Hongkong), under .the Coiupanies

Wholesale

Building 6) Des 'Voeux apd;Retail.:Wine ahg Bpirlfc Merchants

Bond Central; Cable Ad : 'Efeuhh , .TtrJrKBiae’s' i ' Builclips (ground floor).

E. D. Bush, manager Teieph. 20075; Caple' ,Ad;, Cajdbeck;

Head Office:

. . yMacgfegors, 4, Foochow Road,

.ShahghaR generalShanghai

£ ± Tai koM managers,.,, -7 1 • »,/

.Butterfield. jS.w.iRR.iIolin_Smr& & R. M.E. G.H. Marriott

Oliver, manager

1

Sons, Ltd.), Merchants,

4

Insurance Agentsf 1, Conimught Bo‘ad Shipping ahd ,"signs per'bHU5 '

Central; Teleph. 30331 C.A. J.F. MDelgado"

Pereira ’‘

John Swire /London) l n:: '.Miss

E. ' A..:FigaeiredQ' L'j hsiti ,(

G. W.

1

Colin C. Scott do.'- • n nioti j Swire do: M. C,

AL’«s ,. ..

H. W. Robertson

John K. Swire do, . . do

T. H. R. Shaw (Hongkong) m fg Kal h,rM •

J. H. Little, signs per pro. Callender’s Cable &. Construction

J. R. Masson, do. Co.,

(Second Ltd.—11, St. George’s Building

J. D. Danby, do. Callenderfloor); Teleph. 25602^Cable Ad:

Assistants—

W. C. Bailly A. H. Gordon, avm.i.e.e., manager and

1,MECH,K,

F.D. Burrell

C. Brodie I J. F. Lawrie

G. W.A.tf.T.E.E.

Cockburn, m.i.mech.e. • ;

J.D.H. Crawford

A.A. C.E. Evans | M.M.Macfarlane

Farrell II J.A. D.M. McEwan

Macaulay Itepfiseniinig •.

Ferranti, Ld.

S. G. Fenton 1 N. M. Macintosh Hongkong

P.A. S.E. Grant N.

Herd man | G. K. OliverMathiesdn Wm. C. Agent» \ . Ld.

.lack &..CO.,

C.H. C.U. Hicklihg C. C.

Ireland I F. D. Roberts Roberts

p] ® ^

E.R. Jones

S. Johnson I| J.B. F.Mi TalatiRobinson

Campbell,

P.R. C.C. Kwok |L. A. Whipps Perfumers,Moore & Co.,ahdHairdressers,

Wigmakers Manicurists

Law | C. P. Wong —19, Queen’s Road Central (1st floor)

Mrs. Dennis, Misses E. R. Bell, • C. Miss.

L.cyoung A. 1 ok. -; ,

J.Finlay,

G. L. E.Dunlop, D. Dunnett,

R. Gaubert, S. Higgins,E.

and A. Parkes m

Marine Superintendent—Capt. A. R. Canadian , bct i on ery , Imported & m m * & fm

McEachran

Superintendent

Kinghorn (acting)Engineer — J. R. and Hpme-ma'de '‘Chbcdlates and

Candies,‘and American Soda Foun-

Assist.

A. W. BlackSupt. Engrs.—R. V. Cameron, tain—40, Queenfs Road Central

(opposite Lock Hing)

liOXtTKONG

w S ^ ^ ^ Purchasing Dept —(Tbleph. 23240; Cable

■ > ' ■ ‘■Qon na ta e'/yieii Vstj'ao y T. C.Ad: Reyub) purchasing agent for

Monaghan,

CXkADlAtt GOV^aNMENT IMMIGRATION Orient

OFFicW-pChina

P.O. Box 247; Cable-Builijling;

AcT: Teleph,

Beaver 24(538; J. S. Landolt

Commissioner—Lt.-Col. E. S. Doughty Chinese Miss J. Harris-Walker l

Stenographer—Miss K. Judah Dept.—Telephs. 2009 5-6

Interpreter—Li Kam Hi Lee Yuk Tong, Chinese agent

Chinese Crew Dept.—Teleph. 22329

Canadian Government Trade Com- Leung Yuen Wo, agent for Chinese

MissiONER-^O^ce

Des Yceux Boad Central; ;■> Exphapge • Building,

Tfeleph.

Crews

26322; Cannossian iNSTiTUTfe—(<5Ye Educa-

P.O. Box 80;' Cable Ad: Canadian

Trade Commr.—Major

Assist, E. V. Dodos

do. : — W. J. Biddiford tional)

Chief Clerk—J. A. Victor

Canadian National Railways— James Buchanan k Co., Ltd,

Gloucester Building, Pedder Street;

Teleph. 22004; Cable A1: Lemorb; “BLACIC & WHITE”

Code Bentley’s

A. Brostedt, Asiatic Traffic manager WHISKY

G.M.M.Cheng Hemsworth, Gerieral agent

DODWELL & CO., LTD.,

m s M ^ fi g Tel. 20636,

Cheong King Fa lun shun Kung-sze Sole ' Agents.

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld.,

Canadian Pacific Railway Co.—

Agents: Canadian Pacific Express Co.

—Union Building Oriental

Allan Cameron, (ground floor)

manager 0 & it {£ IT Hi

(Teleph. 24073; Cable Ad: Citam- Canton Po him Kung sze

prag) Canton Insurance Office, Ltd., The

W. H. Peters Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., gen. agts.

K. S. Kwah Consulting Committee — Hon.A. Mr.

Miss A. L. Garcia J. J. Paterson - (chairman), H.

Freight, Operating & Accounts Dept.— Compton, L. D unbar, H.

T. E. Pearce, A. H. White,Humphreys,

J. H.

L. (Teleph.

E. N. Kyan,20042;agent'(Teleph.

Cable Ad: Nautilus)

23200) Taggart and Sir Robert Ho Tung

J. O.-Sheppard,

23751) freight : agent (Teleph. Canton Trading Association, Ltd.,

D. C.J. Miller

W. Howard The, General Merchants — China

J. Mackenzie Building, Queen’s Road Oentral;

F.F. J.J. Neves Teleph. 24610; P.O. Box 580; Cable

Brown Ad :; Catrass; All .Codes

A. L. Cunningham H. J. Frolich, manager

G.0. Pryce,

Kelly accountant

. M. Yeung20042) f C.C. ’ K.T. Leung,

H. (Teleph. chief assistant

Wong, compradore

V. F. d’Azevedo

Passenger Dept. — (Teloph. 20752; i! Capell, Miss Violet (from 1 Miss

Cable Ad : Gacanpao)

E. Stone, general passenger agent for Florris Lewis’s Acadiinyi, Cone

School of Dancing; : and Max

. . the Orient (Teleph. 20238V River’s (School of- ’Dancing, Lon-

A. jM.dept.Parker, general

(Teleph. 24649)* agent, passenger don), Dancing Tri>struetre!ss in all

. S. H. Garrod- r Children’s Dances Boy's: and Girls),

Ballet, Classical, Clog, National,

D.G. A.R. 11y

Payne

nes ; ‘ Character, etc.—9, Torres Buildings,

■ Kowloon; Tel-eph. 57ll7 :

E. F. Shea \ C. E.*Sihg

102° HONGKONG

Id $? w* 7 Cathay Trading Co., JjkrtijaGeneral

Merchants,

Carlowitz & Co., Importers, Exporters Importers and Exporters, and

and Commission

(Bank of China Agents—4,

Bldg.); Rd. Teleph, 26266; Cable Ad: Semogg;Street;

Queen’s20873;

Teleph.

Forwarding Agents—44, Jervois Codes

Used: Acme

Cable Ad; Carlowitz; Codes: Behtley’s, Bentlby’s Cpmplbtp ';PhPa^e, Universal, Cordi&ddity

L and Phrase,

A.B.C. 5th andpartner

6th, and(Haniburg).

Carlowitz Code Trade

R.M. Lenzmann,

March, do. dp, , Jose and Rrivatp

G. Kum

R. Laurehz, do. ( IShahgHai) : ;' S. Y. Chan j . S. P. Young

Dr. A. Nolle, dm1 : (Hamburg) i Catholic Union Club—(Ace Clubs).

G.O. Roehreke;

Lord, signs do

do.. per(Hamburg)

(Shanghtti)

R. Schmidt, pro. ^ a mm

O. Schroeter ; Central Agency; Ltd., The, Importersi of

H. W. Wippermann Sewing

Agency Road Cent.; Teleph. 20657;Connaught

Cotton Thread—2, Cable Ad:

" Batavia-Sea and Eire InseerOo.7 £d. ) Spool C. Wallace, gen. mgr. Hongkong

Carl

Zeiss Zeiss;-, Jena

Ikon,& Dresden , and .; Chijna ,(Shanghai)

Java Sea Fire Insurance Co., Ld. J.’Rodger,

C.D. AY. acting' manager

Langley

Fried. Krupp, A.G. Eggen J.Macadam :

G. HedleyFuk- San,

Cheung, : .cpnipradore

!

m m m m nn* m

Carmichael & Clarke, Consulting Central British School—(oee Gov-

Engineers, Naval Architects, Marine eminent) . -v; j.*

Surveyors—3 rQueen’s Building: Teleph

30231

T. H.(2G.lines); Cablem.i.k.a.,

Brayfield, Ad:"Carmichael

m.i.mech.e. !■ Central Commercial ■ Co.' — King’s

Managers -Building;-Teleph. 23?^; Cable Ad:A

"Fei Lun S.SrC<5~"Ed; ~ G-ejicqmco; Codes : Bentley’s. A.BCC.

Agencies @th,- Universal Trade-and Private-

Henry Clark

sive and Anti-Fouling Compositions J.H.T.Y.Cotton,

Shik radio dept.

, Smooth On

Iron Cements Manufacturing Co., Inc.,

C. TankMcNeill’s j* $ # # &

Doors Embossed Boiler 'and j Central Motor Garage, The, pHiport-

J. & E. Hall, Ld., Refrigerating and ers of Automobile Supplies—General

Qffiqe : 37 Od'n,niaug;ht Road,Central;

Ice Making Machinery

Teleph. 30420; , Cabie^ Ad : C'eipog.

Carroll & Co., ImportBuilding;and Export .Ggrage and Repair, iShop: 14 21,

Merchants—Exchange Cable Caroline Road ; Teleph. 22196

Lee Ping Pui, manager

Ad: Carroll; Codes: Bentley's, Scott’s, Tsang Pui, sales: manager'

A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns.

O. R. Benson -Central Printing Office, The, Print-

Carroll Bros., Share and General 29, ers, Stationers and Bookbinders—

Brokers—Exphpnge Building • Te- D’Aguilar

Fling Street; Teleph 22220

lephs. 20652 and 20853; Cable Ad:

Carroll YukNgSimShi, Wat Kin Che and Fung

W. J. Carroll Central Radio Service — King’s

A. O.H.R.Carroll

Benson Building; Teleph. 23743; Cable Ad:

R.N. A.L.Leonard

Carroll - Oencomeo

J. T. Cotton, jr. servi,c6 manager

P.D.W.G. Cameron J. J. Alvares | S. . Leonard

Ho C- Baptista

Shai Wa ; Central Theatre, Talking ’ Picture

Liang Sai Yen Cinema—Queen’s Road .Central’; Te-

Lam Kwok Slium leph. 25720

HONGKONG 1021'

M ^ ^ # m m ^ z mm & * m ®

Ohung Turn Tang Hong Chau, and (Lee, Architects - and Civil

Engineers—o, Queeitfs Road Cent.; •

•Central Trading Co.*T’ TEE, General Relepii. 21671; Cable Ad: Kinly,

Exporters, Importers and Commis- Canton .Office—5'7, Tai Ping Maloo

sion Agents—Bank of Canton Build- South; Teleph. 14620

ing; Teleph. 22113; P.0. Box 23Q; Principalsr—I. N. Chau, b.sc.,. a.m.

Cable Ad: Central i. struct, e.

C. O. Chen, managing director R. E. Bee, a.r.i.b.a., a.a. dip.

N. E. Allaye, do.

D. K. Wong, general manager Chau, Dr. Sek-Nin, mSurgeon,

(Bond.), Ophthalmic b., b.s., doms.,

Nose,d.l.o.

Ears

Chambers of Commerce—{See Associa- and Throat,

(Istdoor); Specialist—China

Teleph. 25441. Building

Residence: 21 A,

tions) Dragon Terrace; Teleph. 20878

Vt & m Chau Tsun Nin, Hon. Mr., Barrister-at-law

—8, Queen’s Road West; Teleph. 27308

Chan & Co., C.—10, Des Vceux Road

Central; Teleph. 24955;'Cable Ad: Chau Wai Cheung, Dr., m.b., b.s., General

Chancellor Medical Practitioner — 24, Des Vreux

Road | Central; Teleph. 20942. Re-

Chan, T. S., Architect—5, Duddell Street; sidence : 35, Leighton Hill Road;

Teleph. 22726

Teleph. 23563

T. S. Chan, manager

James Buchanan & Co., Ltd.

Tungleing mui tan Kung sze “Royal Household99

Charbonnages du Tonkin, Societe-Fran-

0AISE des (Paris, Hongay, Hongkong, WHISKY

Haiphong and Shanghai)—Head Office:

64, Rue de la Chaussee d’Antin, Paris. DODWELL & CO.. LTD.,

Mines at Hongay, Tonkin

Directors—Henri Thelier (chairman), Tel. 20636,

Fernand

Monplanet,Monvoisin, Christian

Albert Due, Raymondde Sole Agents.

Ferrant, Fernand Carrere, Stan-

islas Simon, Robert Thoumyre,

Henri de Monplanet, Henri Girot m 1

A. Marcheix, general manager Chau Yue Teng, Import and Export

(signs per pro.)technical manager Merchant and Shipowner—China

M. Bonnevay, Build-

(Hongay) ing, Queen’s Road Cent.; Teleph. 22332;

E. Bougon, commercial manager P.O.Chau BoxYue

544;Teng

Cable Ad: Chabogina

(signs per pro.) Mok Tat Huen, signs per pro.

Agents at Haiphong (for Indochina) and

Hongkong and Shanghai (for outports) Chaun, Drs. M. H. & K. W., Dental Sur-

Hongkong Office—1, Queen’s Building; geons—33, Queen’s Road Cent. (1st floor)

Teleph. 21034; P.O. Box 281; Cable Rooms 2 and 3; Telephs. 20126 and 56434

Ad: Charlicot; Codes: Bentley’s and (Residence)

A.B.C. 5th edn. commercial manager

E.(signs

Bougon,

per pro.) Che Bros. & Co,, Exporters and Im-

P. Meunier porters—66, Des Yoeux Road Cent. ;

Mrs. Bell 1 S. K. Lee Teleph. 22764; P.O. Box 392; Cable

Ad: Ohebros

H. P. Che, principal

Chase Bank—(See Banks) P. P. Che, do:

1022 HONGKONG

“J The CHEAPSIDE PIANO Coy. mm.

{§§• li^ Piano & Organ Manufacturers, Repairers & Tuners d’ii

^ Music and Musical Instrument dealers, mm

rr Importers, Exporters and Commission agents

pg _ ,Cabl@ Address :—• ■ 348, Lockhart Road HE

1a “ Cheapside ” P.O. Box No. 407

Hong Kong, Teleph. 28803

Cheilaram, D., Silk and Curios—Br

Che San & Co., Printers, Stationers, Pedder Street 21960;

Hotel); Tfeleph.. (opposite

P.O. BoxHongkong.

340

Importers of Paper and ink—Office S. S. Cheilaram, managing proprietor

and Show Koom: 68, Des. Yceux J. Butamdas, manager

Road Central; j Teleph. 22357Cable R.Noqlchand,

Naraindas;MissC. C.M.Chan

Driver, V.

Ad: Chesan. Printing Worps: 16,

Pol linger Street' Export Office—China Building, 3rd floor

Fung Sui Cheung, manager S.D. S.W.Cheilaram, managing proprietor

fj Miv ap Jjfc Chee p.in.gLJeani hoyg Gulab, manager

Cheapside Piano Co., The, Manufac-

If turers of and Dealers

a.n4.in-.Mtisieal

UprightjGrramo-

Pianos, Cheong Brothers, Dental and Watch

■pGrinds, Players

hones; Records Fnd .0|gans, Instru- ! Supplies — Head Office: Singapore.

Branch Office: 61, Queen’s Road Central

ments, Importers,

mission J'ixporters and Road:

Agents—34S; Com-

Teleph. 28805; P.O. BoxL6hkhart

407; Cable Ad:

Cheapside.Road

Lockhart Showroom and factory; 348, Cheong iKee, Ships and House Paint-

James Lau, manager er, Caulker, Carpenter, Building

C. H. Chu Cc-iitpaotbr,

take'n—5, TaiBelief

YuenCleaning

Street, Uhder-

Wan-

' hhai ; Teleph. aSTOg,

ft nr

Chee

and Manufacturers’ Representatives Gheong Lee & Co., Matting Dealers —

-—34-30, Hing-Lung‘(Street '; Teleph- 65, Des Yosux Boad Cent.; Teleph. 22764

30266; P.O. Box 626 Lo Shuet Po, manager

ft m % m ft !% ® ^ #

Chee Hing, Paper Merchants. Gen-;

era! Imports and'Stationery iSup-!1 CilfiONG L()k TiAatre ■(kinttqlibcl by

plies,; Printing Machih'es,-'. Printing ' 'Hchgkohg Amusetheh’ik,r Ltd:)—Holy

• links—51, Des1 Voeux Road "Centra,!; | : Cross Lane,. Saiwanho; T&lephJ;.24S34;

• Teleph. 22743. Branch Office : 28l-30, I ‘P,0> B0Xi82 i <

Tungman Road, Canton '

^ m T-r^ a

% m Cheong Wing S.S. do!, ILtd,*/ Steam-

Chee Wing Metal

& Co.; Ship-chandlers, Import- ship Owners .. and Agents—dhin;a

ers

Lee and Merchants^?,)

Yuen StreetW^t^ff Qupem’stoRoad;

; > 29, i Buildings; Teleph. 22332

Chau Yue Teng, managing director

Teleph. 20769; Ca}>je Ad: Rowing Fleet: — S.S,:“DoPry” ■ • . o'.

HONGKONG 1023

vt m m m m Demag. ^r^sps^Cumpry^ois;

Machinery’, Mining

CHfcOMi Wo & Co.V SM^cHandlers, -; Unioilmatex.

Sail and Flag M’akers; Metal, ‘ Mac! lines ’ AH kinds' of Textile

Hardware and General (Store Keep- Halvor Breda, 'Plants for W:ater

ers—133, Dek Vteux-Iload s Central; Purifications

Telephs. 21625. and MSGS'; Godown : Dresden Leipziger Schnellpre's'sen-

■ 25229 fabrik, A.G.,1 Coswig i;Sa. Printing

^ Liu Ohuk'Tiiig, rnadager ’ 1 Machines

Gherry & Co., Importers and Exporters ,7‘)' 7/-.Weise Soehne, Halle-Saale CehtrifUgal

;

Pypp^ ' ' ' •"-

—33, Queen’s

Telephs, Hoad Central

22Q55raariaging (2nd

and 20491;ptpp'rietor floor);

P.Q. Box 504 Chiffon. ■ Ltd.," Modiste and Costu-

>

T. Sakiirai, . mier—Gloucester . Building ; T,eleph.

Chetjn Cii'eong, The,# Radies’ Tailor, Chiffon 23337 ; P,.0. Box 2;; - Cable Ad :

Dress Maker—6, D A'guilarc Sdreet Directors—J. Massebbeuf and M.

'Cheung Chau Government School Nut tall

(Set Government) \ A. SRva, assistant

m ^ ^ James Buchanan & Co., Ltd.

•Cheung Sking Co-v Tailor, with Felt Hats

and Drapery4 always in Stocks- 62, Na- “fBNIE OLD LIQUEUR”

than Road, Kowloon-,: Teleph. 56442

T. C. Lau, manager WHISKY

Chetanram Co,, D., Manufacturers’ DODWELL & CO„ LTD,

Representatives, Importers,: Export-

ers and Commission Agents—7, On Tel. 26636,

Lan iStreet; Teleiph. 26120; P.O.

Box A163; Cable Ad; Ghetan Sole Agents. ’

H. Hotchand, manager

Mohamed Yus if, assist, manager

Ah Thornes, eompradore Chik Fung Co, Import and Export

Cheung Wing Tax, Dr^ m b., b.s., General Merchants—Prince’s

22658; GO. Building; Teleph.

Medical Practitioher—45,

Central (1st floor); Telephs.Queen’s

20819Road

and fango; Code:Box Acme274; Cable Ad: Chik-

22430 (Residence). P. Y. Fok, manager

Chilean' ‘Consulate—(See Consulates)

m m n x

Chi Wen tSilk Weaving Co., Manu- a ^ ^ 4*

facturers:—76, Queen’s Road Cent.; China Agency

Hongkong, Ltd,andExporters

Trading Co, of

& Importers

Teleph. 28226 —Pedder

Cheung Chi Jee, manager

Granite Ku, business do. Box 242; Cable Ad: Chuchun P.O.

Building; Teleph. 22143;

^ » I® 4S ft if China Agricultural Development

Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Ltd., Co,Chemical Ltd, Importers and. Exporters

Importers of all4 kinds of Machinery— ofturers of “Bird’

Fertilizers,

1 Manufac-

’ and “Flag” 8,Brand

Asiatic Building (1st floor); Teleph. .'Complete Fertilizers—Office: Des

21221;

Office: Cable

ShanghaiAd: Engincomer. Head Voeux Road, Central ; Factory and

V.F.Singer; managing engineer Godown: 47, Winslon Street, Kow-

Mornhinweg, engineer loon

Doree; Teleph. 218315; Cable Ad:

H. Lubeseder Directors—C. Champkin, W. J.

Agencies Hansen, F. M. Ellis

Motorenfabrik Deutz. Kerosene, Gas L. Dowdall, managing director'

and Crude Oil Engines, Lighting,; J. Watson, agronomist

Pumping and Compressor Sets

1024 HONGKONG

& &wm* China (^mm^ci.^ Oc)>V DTHt, General

China Associates ■ Corpokatiqn, Ltd., .Qj^fitr M^rchaptag^l,,.

a|; JTpleph. Connaught

28103 Road

General

Contractors, Merchants and

Specialising Government

in Lumber,

Wheat, Flour, Tallow, Wool, Canned m hwa dgh yqh m fang, *

Special Department ,Navy Army and China■ Chung

Goods and Construction Material,

Dispensary,

Airforce Equipment—Administrative & Co., Ltd.), Chemists and Druggists—82 The (Y. QV, Wong

Offices:

24909; 6, Queen’s Roeid Central; Teleph. Queen’sRoad Cent.; Teleph. 22598; Cabler

Codes: P.O.Acme,BoxBentley’s

124; Cable

and Ad: Aysey, tAd; Druggists; All Codes

Private A. Row,a,n, m.p.s., manager

Managing Director —A. Aug-chen, China Dyeing & Gry Cleaning Co.,

, - , Directors—A.

b'.ecs. Aug chen,director),'C.

b.ecs., R. W.Y. The, Modern Chemical Cleaners

K. Chen (bverseas and Dyers—18,,' Yee Woo Street

, Assistant

Chan, ll.d. Manager — Ying Cheung, Causeway Bay. manager

Chan Board—B. Luke, Y. P. Lo,: Su Pui Kwong,

Advisory

C.L. Chan,Lee, JKL

LL.M.,Miss

LL.B.M. A. Edwards,Chau, China Electric Cb.,

b.sc^.aju;.i.s.e.

turers of andandAgents Y. Ltd., Manufac-

for Telephone,.

Staff—H. Telegraph aqid Electrical Machin-

K. F. Yeung ery and Apparatus of all kinds—

, Head Office: Shanghai; Hongkong

China Association—(See Associations) Office: 14, Queen’s Road, 'Central:

Telephs. 25365 (Office), 26906

(Manager); Cable Ad: Microphone;

fir ^ ^ ^ Code: Bentley’s -

Chung hua yea luen hong - S. G. Green, manager

China Auction Rooms, Auctioneers : S.< P. Tong, sales manager •

and General Brokers—A.A.U. Asia (Staff—C. T. Lam, M. S. Tham

Life Building: 12, Queen’s Road AgMfs'forx-^ and Miss' C. Blumenthul

1

Central; Teleph. 24453; Cable Ad: :

Riovale International Standard Electric-

E. V. M. R. de Sousa, proprietor Corporation, ' N ew York

A.Lee

E. B.Muide Chi,

Souza,compradore

assistant Western Electric Co., New York

Nippon Electric Qo., Tokyo

,: Standard Telephones and Cables,

If © £ iS Ld., London

Templeton, Kenney ;Co., Chicago

China Biochemical Co., The, Specia- The Gamewell Co.. Newfon Tipper

lists in Pharmaceutical, Biological F&lls, -Mass.-

and Seriologkal Supplies; Surgical We^tbn Electrical Instrument Cor-

Instruments and ■^Glassware—80, Des poration, Newark, N.J.

Yceux Road West; Teleph. 22972 National Carbbh .Company Inc.,

SoleNational

Agents Epidernic PreveiitionBureau, New York (E-^eready Flash-

light si

Peiping Ciwd Om, Ld.', Croydoh. Eng-

land -

China Can Company, Ltd.—Tin Copperweld'Steel Compaiiy. Glass-

Lithographers and Can Manufac- port, Penna. *

turersr—Head Office and Works: 2, fg Him shun

Davis Street, Kennedy Town. Te- ' China ExportHmuopt and BaNk Co.,

leph. 20304. Branches: Swatow, Importers. Exporters and Commission

Amoy iand Foochow. : <

John W. Y. Yuen, geh. manager Agents—Asiatic Buildine, Queen’s

Central: Teleph. 23256; Cable Ads: Lem-

Road

C. H. Chen, assist. do. j us and Hymsen; Codes rCarldwitz Mosse.

P. (Li Wong, sales do. A.B.C. 6'h edn... and Private. Canton,

Head

China Coast- OEFiCEfes’ Gt/ild— Office:

Hongkong. Shanghai'

Tientsin, Branches:

: Daifeh, Harbin,

Associations) : t V . Osaka and Tokyo ndnain';

HONGKONG 1925

J. Grodtmann, director (Shanghai 1 i H ' ( I?, dli Shin, Yuen Cheung

and Flandni^) ’ China Jade Wholesalers

Co., The, Manufacturers,

H.K.Lubesedfer,

Haase manager Exporters, and Retailep,

G. Sommer | F. Kengelbacher Specialities monds, Pearls,inSilk, Jade,Embroidery,

Jewellery,Ivory,

Dia-

AgenUfoii

I. G. Farbenindustrie lAktiengesells- Silver and' Coldwaio- China Building,

chaft, Pharmaceutical Department, Queen’s Canton, Burma Road Central

' r • Branches:

.R hLeverkusen

e inis<■ h eMe ta(Germany),

11 \v a re undmedicines

Maschinen

Fabrik Sommerda, A.Rheinmetall

Erfurt (Germany),' G. Sommerda Cal- . China Japan Trading Cb., Import,

culating Machines Export; Shipping and Insurance Agents

—China Building, P.O. Box 534

^ ^ m m S,,F.'C.

Saito, Mak,general manager

manager

China Fancy Goods .Co., .iVlanufacturersf W. F. Tam, signs

H. Shibata I Lq Sea-way per pro. ■

and General Exporters' of Swatow T. Tashiro | W. H. Pang | RlKktoh

Drawn-thread

Spanish Shawls,Work,Ladies’Embroideries,

Silk Under- Silk

wear, Dealers in Amber, Ivory, Cloisonne,

Pewter, Lacquer Ware—China Building, GORDONS DRY GIN

Queen’s Road; Teleph. 25350'

L. M. Lau, general manager

The ^ of a Cocktail

ft Rr @ * S >(•

Chung wa Fo chulc Po him Hong

China

—Union FireBuilding;

Insurance Teleph.Co.,28081;

Ltd.,Cable The DODWELL & CO.,. LTD.,

Ad: Chin cough Tel.. 20636,

Direetors-rHon. Mr. W. H. Bell,

(chairman), L. J. Davies,'

Hughes, T. A. Mitchell, J. A. Plum- J. Owen Sole 1 Agents.

Paulmer,,ancl.J. P, Warden

Lahdfcr, general manager

: H. 0-1 Gray, s‘ub- niartager pH & PI ^ "ft IS li

G. S. Arbhbutt, fife do

Agency

Atlas Assurance Co., Ld., of London China Chung kov)l: tin Hek yauhan kmig ize

Light k Power Co. (1918),

^ pi ^ :s m # ^ Ltd., The—Hong Kong Office; St.

China George’s Building;- Telephs. SS®36

Ltd., Ginger Preserving

The, 'Preserved 1 Co. (1930)

Ginger and (.Secretary)I, Station: 28537 (General Office),

Fruits—33, Des Vceux Road Central; Generating Tad Wan Rd.,

Teleph. 232jp'7; liable Adi-jSiiiigerroot; Hok-Un. Kowloon

58059, ; Accounts Office:

Tqng, 07OD5 and 56005.

Codes:, Bley’s

eons..i

Tong Chung, JVIan, managea' ■ , ■. . Sub-Offices: Kowloon Tong; Teleph.

©62140; Wing .Lok Building, Nathan

Road: Teleph. 57677: Shum Shui

China HANi).iegAFr.'ipq.,:, .‘Mainufactur- Po ; jeleph. \ 57148 ; Yaumati • Te-

leph 56375; Kau Pui Shek; Feleph.

erg and Exporters of Chinese Hand- ' 5615© .V. ...

made Djiawn WO'fks, Laces, .;Eihbfpi- Board of Directors—C. A- daon,Roza,

deries,' Spanish Shawls,. -IVoxy.Ware (chairman), A. H. Comp! Sir

and Blackwood Furniture. 1 Retail Robert Ho Tung. Kt.. Sir Elly

and Wholesale^-34/- Queen's Road Kadoorie,

Central p Teleph. 2480G Braga, La,wrence KadoorieMr,:

k.p.e., Him. andJ.F. A.P.

•China Import .Jqseph . . ' i 't

Connaught RdadandWpst; Export

'FeldphCo.—44,

25151; Consulting:

dew

London— Preece,

. Car-

Cable Ad: Cllinimek^b-’Codes'

A B.C. 0th and Private : Bentley's C, Straffdrd, manager

83

1026 HONGKONG

D. W. Mull ton, deputy manager and China Mercantile Co., Ltd., Import

executive

Noel Braga, secretary engineer and Export Merchants—ChinaBuilding;

Teleph. 21504; Cable Ad: Wadingbird

Head Office Staff

O.daP. Remedies, John V. Braga,

Roza, Chan Man Kai and Mrs. M. L. m -fa & m m

Y. Loureiro Lun shun chiu sheung huh

Generating Station China Merchants’ iSteam Navigation

W. Armstrong, resident engineer Co.—15 and Tsin,

16, Connaught

F. C. Clemo, station supt.

C.J. Crofton, assist, do. Tsai Tsze manager Road West

E. Barrow, W. Taylor, J. Grady, (For Officers Tam Sikof Chung | Tong

Strs. see End Hin Pong

of Directory)

G. I. Angus,

Bertram, G. A.T.Nicholls,

M. Mitchell, J. W.

N. Ellis, D.

L. Morgan, J. Joffe, and H. Wong, ^ # n # *

assist, engineers China Motor Bus Co. — Chatham

Distribution Dept. Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 57964

I. N. Murray, distribution engineer (Office and Garage): Cable Ad:

J. D. Parkinson, assist, do.

A. Tinson,.

J. Y. Smith,

T. Young, F. Hamblin,

C. F. WoodA. andC. Silicify

Ngan Siting Kwan, managing partner

D. Lyon, assistant engineers Wong Yiu Nam, do.

Miss

Meter DepartnientD. Buntzen

G.G.R. Murray, meterJ. supt. China Motor Supply Co., The—Head

A. White, Young,A. Smith, Office: 28-28a,

A. R. Teleph. 21558. DesService

Vceux Station:

Road Cent.;

7-9,

M.

W. J.Sarny,

Brown,F.jr.,Alves,

G. C. Moss and G. Caroline Road Teleph. 21558; Cable Ad:

Chimotorco.

H. V. Ribeiro, assistant engineers Tak Road, Canton Branch Office: 486, Yat

F. J.P. C.Barros,

SouzaL. V.andSouza,

J. A.B.Alvares,

Souza,

meter inspectors

A. A. Xavier and D. Reed, assist. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^

MissofBroadbridge, steno-typistWork- Wing nin po skau hung sze

Charge Voltage and Frequency China Mutual Life Insurance Co.,

shop Ltd. (Under Management of Sun

C. B.

Accounting Staff Easterbrook, supt. Life Assurance Co. of Canada)—

W. J. Brown, accountant Gloucester Building

A.Noronha

B. Clemo, Wong Min, G. A. China Navigation Co., (John

Ltd. Swire

Stores Dept. and Lo Fen Jong, assists. Butterfield

Sons, Ltd.),

& Swire

agents

J. Miss

H. Shaw, stores supt.

L. Dunn, steno-typist (mgr’s. (For Steamers see End of Directory)

Timekeeping office) Dept.

F. J. da Luz, timekeeper China Neonlite Co. (Exclusive Licen-

see of Wilson Patent, U.S.A.),Tube

Manufac-

“China Mail” (Evening Newspaper) turers of Neon Luminous Signs

“ Overland China Mail ” (Weekly); and 24a, Displays—Office

Des Vceux Road and Showroom:

Central; Teleph.

Eublished by The Newspaper Enterprise, 25143; Cable Ad: Chinaneon. Factory

etc.td.,— General

3a, Wyndham Printers,Street;

Bookbinders,

Telephs. 2, T.HengK. Yip, Fat St., Causeway Bay

manager

20022 and 24641; Cable Ad: Mail J.J. E.Hoffman,

Malarkey, sale supt.

manager

D. C. Wilson,

Editorial Department manager factory

R. O. F. King, editor N. P. Ivanoff, electrician

J. Shaw | G. C. Burnett F.M. C.K.Fong, signs per pro.

C.J. E.M.Wilson

Santos, .proof-reader W. O. Kwan, bookkeeper

Chiu, cashier

Business Department E. J. Martinho-Marques, stenogr.

J.L. C.K. Faers Pedro M. Fuertes, A. Hamid and

Cheung I| G.MissTong Rozario M. Beltran, sales representatives

HONGKONG 1027

^ & M f« $1 $ M * China Soap Co,, Ltd., The, Soap an^

China Oil Company, Ltd., The (In- Glycerine Manufacturers—Reg. Office:

corporaited in China) — King's Chartered Bank Building, 18, The Bund,

Building (2nd floor) ; Teleph. 2S262; Shanghai. (4thHongkong Office: China

Cable Ad: Libra; Codes A.B.C. 6th Building floor); Teleph. 22433;

edn., Acme, Bentley’s and Univer- P.O. Box 530; Cable Ad: Levers

sal Trade China Sports, Dealers in Athletic Goods

P. S. Chan, agent —16,

Lui Hing Ling

Pang Chung Shun K. DL.Aguilar St.; Cable Ad: Chinasport

Ho, manager

Chan Siu iShue « b h a *

China Phonograph & Radio, Ltd., ‘China Star,” The (Chinese Semi-Weekly

The—Office : York Building ; Teleph. on Wednesdays and Saturdays)—50,

37738; Building;

cester Retail Store:CableArcade, Glou- Wellington Street

Ad: Bruns- Leung Siu Hoi, publisher & manager

wick Mong Lo, Nei Lak and Tang Pui

S. M. Churn, managing director Kung, editors

Agency : Lam Ching-un, advertising mgr.

Brunswick Record Corporation, N. Y. China Tea Co., The, Tea Merchants—1b,

China Printing Press Co., The, Ad: Pottinger Street; Teleph. 24697; Cable

Printers, Publishers, Bookbinders Sinocongo. Head Office: Shanghai

and Stationers—29, Stanley Street; J. Y. Tong, manager

Teleph. 26195'; Cable Ad: Chrono-

gram Mind you don’t get taken in,

Fuk Pak lu, chairman of board

Chiu Keung Wa, mang. director order

Ng To, secretary

China Provident Loan and Mortgage GORDON’S ORANGE GIN.

Co., Ltd.—Head

Connaught RoadOffice

Westandand Godowns:

Kennedy DODWELL & CO., LTD.,

Town;

Board Teleph.

of 27761

Directors—C. A. da Roza,

(chairman), Sir Robert Ho Tung, Tel. 20636,

A.Churn,

L. Alves, N. Y. Croucher, S. M.

P. M. Hodgson, T. B. Wilson, Sole Agents.

Hon. Mr. J. P. Braga, Li Tse Fong

Head

D. L.Office

King, secretary and manager

E. M. Rocha I J. C. Guterres China Travel tfc Sr M 4*

F. A. Machado | Tam Hung Service, General Tou-

rist Office—6, Queen’s Road Cent.;

China Rattan Products Co., Ltd., Telephs. 22823 and 26176; Cable Ad:

Travelbank; Codes: Bentley’s and

The, Importers and Exporters, Private

Specialists in all Sorts of Rattan, Pao Lui Li, manager

Seagrass and Bamboo Products—

Shek Kip Mi Street, Shum Shui 3 & m mlk & 1 s

Po, Kowloon; Teleph. 57890; Cable Kee chong po him yau han Itung sze

Ad: Rattapro. Branch Office: 131, China Underwriters, Ltd., Life, Fire,

Yamachita-cho, Yokohama Marine, Accident, Sickness,

Typhoon, Motorcar, PlateEarthquake,

Glass and

General Insurance—Head Office: Hong-

China Rubber Tyre Co., Ltd., Tyre, kong Bank Building; Teleph. .28121;

Wheel & Rim Specialists—74, Johnston P.O.Directors—R. Box 245; Cable Ad: Underwrite

G. Shewan (chairman),

Rd.;Directors—W.

Teleph. 25813;D.Cable Ad: Chinatyre A.ChingCameron,

Tong and D. Leung

Tam, Leung Chi Kong, C. LiA. daTseRoza,

Fong,A, A.Mok

R.

W. D. Tam, general manager Botelho and H. R. Sturt

S3

1028 HONGKONG

Shew an, Tomes

Ltd., The, Manufacturers bif Silk and

H.R. Sturt, f.i.a., managing director Cotton

E. It. Ghilde, a.i.a., secretary : Hosiery and Underwear—93,

E. 1). Labrousse, accountant Wing Lok Street; TPlephs. 20612 (Office)

Staff—W. E. Hale, J. R. L. Stanton, E. andNg67030 (Works)' Works in Kowloon.

Jim Kai, manager

I. Leitao, D. C. Alves, F. M. Britto,

A.de Figueiredo,

F. Noronha,E.F.B.G-da Barros, H. A.

Roza, L. A.Miss

V.

Soares, Miss L. M. de'Sousa, fs 0 ^ m

H. M. de Sousa and

Compradore—Wong Ngai Tong Chan Shiu Tsun Chinese Mail” .Chinese Morning

LifeP. It.Agency Paper—(See WaH Tsz Yat Po)

Man Staff—J. C. Rosario and

Principal Medical Officer J. C. m ft x Kow loon Icugn

' Macgown, M.D., ch.b. (Edin.) Chinese■

FireYangtfeze

and Marine AgentsAssociation,

Insurance for Ld. FrontierMaritime CustomsBuilding

District)—York' (Kowloon

(3rd

North British and Mercantile In- (For floor), Chater Road; Teleph. 48494-6

surance Co., Ld. staff see Kowloon Frontier section)

Marine Settling Agents for

Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ld. n & m m ^ *it 19 4*

London Assurance

Insurance Co. of North America

Insurance Office of Australia, Ld. Chinese

Road Optica!

Central; Telepli. Co.—67, Quean’s

23368:' Cable 5

Ad:

China United Trading Co.,. Import^ Cptician;Cdde C. L. Vung,

;i Bentley’s

optbmetrist-in-charge

ers ' and' Exporters—'China Build- P. C. Chao | Lewis Daung

ipg; P.O. ..Box 468; Cabl® Ad:

Oiinaunite ft w m vo

Henry

P. Y. Y.Lam,

Ko,treasurer

manager

Chinese Products Co., The, Im-

^ wi tiii porters, Exporters and General

Chinese Bazaar (The Tai Cheong Road Commission - Agents R—10; Queen’s

Central;'Teleph. 26993; Cable

Co.R Mariufacturers and Exporters

of Swatow Drawn Work and Can- and A.B.C, Ad: Chineducts; Codes! ; Bentley’s

ton Embroidery, Haoricoats, Hand- '‘Fbk Pak Yuen, 6th edni; P.O. Box 1H9

made F i.let, Crochet, Thread or mariag. proprietor

| (Linen Laces, Grass Linen, Silks, Staff: Ip Kai. Chi, Chan Yat

..Shantung -Pongee, . Ivory-ware, Pew- Sttn and Chap Kwai Tong

ter-ware, Amber-ware, Fancy Goods, m m Yau Jling

etc. China ^ Building, Queen’s Rd. Chinese Produce Shippers, Exporters of

Central;. Teleph. 24744; Cable Ad : Chinese ^Products—(4th floor),

Bazaar; Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn. and Building; Teleph. 24828; Cable China

Bentley’s ■ Shippers. All Obdes

Ad:

Chinese Embroidery Co., The, Im- W. T. Sun,, secretary

porters, Exporters, ^Manufacturers

of Swatow Drawn Work- China jk f* m gs *

Building: Teleph. 26829pP.O. Box Chuug kwok Tinpo kuk

371“;

Acme,Cable Ad: Chemoo; Codes:

Bentley’s

;K. T. Su, general manager Chinese Telegraph Administration—

T. S. Yang, export manager —(See under Telegraphs)

• S, K. Yau, secretary ^i] 4* . Chung lee

m & mmmm k m Chinese Trading.

Hua zun tse ni yn hsien Taing sze porters and GeneralCo.,Commission

Importers,Agents

Ex-

Chinese Estates, Ltd.. Land Investment —26a, P.Des Voeux195;Road

CableCentral; Teleph.

—China Buildings, Queen's Road Cent.; 27196; O. Box

P. M. Lay

Ad: Chintradco

Teleph. 24047 Choi Chim

Li Yau-tsun, chairman of directors

HONGKONG 1029

fa Yue woo ^ S PS ^ fg ®

Cliiu Brothers, Importers, Exporters, Chosen Co. , Ltd., The—99,-100, Des Ymux

Shipping

—10, Queen’s & General

RoadCommission Agents Road Cent.; Telepji. 24573

Central; Teleph.

21280; PO. Box 261; Cable Ad: Flourish; Li Cliee Cheung, manager

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th ednsl,

Union, Bentley’s, Acriie and Private Western $ ® E:

L.M. W.C. Chiu,

Chiu, managing

general partner

manager. Chotirmall & Co., K. A. J., Exporters of

T. C. Chip, assistant Silk Goods and Curios, and Commission

Agents —.29, Wyndham Street;

Teleph. 22805; P.O.' Box 317

^ & fu 1! Hang Woo Kune/ Sze

Chiu Co., M. O., Tai

Merchants—14, Timber

Wongand General

Street East m m

(2nd and 3rd floors), Wanchai; Teleph. Christensen & Cp., General Importers and

21173; P.O. Box 261; Cable Ad: Machiu; C.; Teleph. 210.62; House,

Exporters—David DesVoeux

Cable Ad: CrisancoRd.

Codes:

Bentley’s, A.B.C.

Acme5thandedn.,Private

Western Union, j E.'Christensen, partner

M.W.C. C.Chiu, Leung King Sau, do.

Chiu,general

secretarymanager

Chu Bros.' & Co., Importers, Export-

S. Chiu, assistant ers, Manufacturers’ Representatives

Lhitj Chtj Sax, Dr., m.b., b.s., and Insurance

Branch: Agents—Hong

iKayamally Kong

Building;

Gerveral Medical Practitioner — Teleph. 25439; Cable Ad: Chu-

Office: 81, Queen’s Road Central; brosneo • .;

Telephs. 20242 and 20251 (Residence) :

■Chiu

ship On Steamship Co.

Merchants—205, ; Ltd.,

Wing Lok Steam-

Street;

FINE OLD FORT

Teleph. 21208 SHERRY.

TsoiYuTszFook,

Wing,Kwok

Tung Lai ChungPan,Wai,Kwok

Lan help to make the party merry.

Kun, Ip Lam Shang, Wong Tso

Ting and Lai Lun DO DWELL & CO . LTD.,

Chocolate Shop,Made The,Cakes

Specialists in Tel .20636,

Delicious Home Coconut;

Custards and Confectionery., vExcellent j <3 Sqle Tygepts.'

Cups Mecca

Wedding, Coffee

Birthday SerYed Daily.

and Christmas Cakes |j

Made to Order. Picnic and Private j| Chu Kwong Lan, Tobacco, Wine and

Parties

Kowloon;Catered Teleph.for—31,

56792 Nathan Road, j Road,Ceutra};

Spirit Merehants—312, Des Yceux

Mrs. P. M. Yvanovich, proprietress Teleph. 21416

» m Chun CM Fire'Insurance Go., Ltd.—

, 8, Queen’s Road West ; Telcph. 27,308

Chong Woo, Chinese. Curio Store Em- Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau,, secretary

broidery, Spanish iShawls, Ivory :

Gold and Silver Fancy Goods, -etc.—

42-44, Queen’s Rd. Central; Teleph. 24345 Ming Hing Chung Go., Exporters—Kai

Building (2nd floor); 6,

Queen’s Road . Central: Teleph.

Chopsticks, 20719; P.O. Box 447; Cable Ad:

French Bank IVtonthly

Building (4thReview floor), 5, Cueinbalis

ueen’s Road Central; Teleph. 27597; Chung Hwa Book Co., Ltd., (Incorporated

able

John Ad:L. Kent,

Chopsticks

proprietor in China), Publishers and Stationers—

Edgar E. Strother, advt.and editor

manager Hongkong Branch: 69, Queen’s R ad

Central; Teleph. 20635

Yau Pak Tung, accountant

1030 HONGKONG

?3 & PS # & * i# # chi, J. Zilioli, M. Cantore, A.

Chung Hwa Steel Products Co. Granelli, D. D’Ayala Valva, A.

(Hongkong), Ltd., The, Iron, l&teel Cometti, E. Bruzzone,

O. Liberatore, A. Rossello,R.

O. De-Angelis,

and General Merchants — 6, Des Maglioni, A. Feroldi, A. Poletti,

Yoeux Road Central; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Coluhonko ; Codes: Bentley’s24605; R. Della-Nina, C. Orlando and N.

Universal Trade, Acme and A.B.C. 6th Maestrini

edn.Chan Chi-lan, managing director Chinese Angljcan Church Body,

Yung Hin-chiu, director The (Incorporated under Ordi-

Tung Chung-wei, do. nance No. Bishopof

Rt.Rev. 18 of 1902)Victoria, chairman

Tung Kan Wen, manager (Canton St. Stephen’s Cnurch—Pokfulam Rd.

Branch) St. Paul’s Church—Glenealy Road

HolySaints’

All TrinityChurch—Homuntin

Church—Kowloon City

Chung Shan Knitting and Singlet St. Mary’s Church—Causeway Bay

Co., Ltd., The, Manufacturers of

Singlets, Sweaters, Shirts, Socks, Stock-

ings, Towels, Handkerchiefs and Shoe- Church Missionary Society, South

China Mission

laces—21, Causeway

24705; Cable Ad: 4722 Bay Road; Teleph. Secretary—Rev. L. I. Blanchett,

89, PeakSecretary—H.

Financial Tsz Road, Canton C. J.Asche,

CHung Wah Drawn Work Co., Manu- St. Secretary

Stephen’s inCollege, Hongkong

facturers, Exporters and Wholesale Acting Hongkong—

Dealers of Swatow

Embroideries Drawn etc.—33,

and Laces, Work, Rev. G. K. Carpenter, St. John’s Hall

Queen’s Road Cent. (2nd floor); Teleph. University

Ad: Testimonyof Hongkong, Cable

25240. Factory: Swatow

Lee Che Lam, manager

Confraternity of the Blessed

h*+ Sacrament

Chung Wah Yat Po, Ltd., The, Proprie- President—Rev. L. M. Rossi

tors of the Chung Wah Yat Po Vice do. —A. F.J. Osmund

Secretary—A. C. da Rocha

(Morning Newspaper) — Office: 34-6, Treasurer—J. C. V. Riberio

Hollywood Road; Teleph. 22463

Yee Shuk-din, secretary

First Church of Christ, Scientist,

fr M Hong Kong—MacDonnell Road

Chung Yuen Electrical Co., Radio (Refer all Enquiries to P.O. Box 586)

and Electrical Supplies—71, Des Hildesheim Mission, “ Eben - Ezer

Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 22191 House”, Industrial Home forSale)—

Blind

Girls (Hand-knitted

Pokfulam; Goods for

Teleph. 22523

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS Miss S. Moritz, supt.

mm® mm London Mission — 4 and 6, Bonham

Catholic Cathedral—16, Caine Road Road, and 78 and 80, Robinson Road;

Right Rev. Mgr.' Henry Yaltorta, Telephs. 27786 and 23421; Cable

Bishop of Leros and Vicar Apos- Ads: Missionary

tolic

Very of

Rev.Hongkong

Fr. G. M. Spada, Pro- Dr. Annie Sydenham

Vicar Delegate, and Rector of tho Dr. R. M. Gibson | Mrs. Hughes

Rosary Church Dr. F. R. Ashton | Miss M. Ward

Rev. Fathers D. Arvat, J. Carabelli, Miss D. M. Shilston, b.sc.

A. Grampa, D. Page, E. Teruzzi, Miss

Miss D.V. Hutchinson,

Silcocks, B.sc.b.a.

B.L. Rossi, M. Robba,

Pilenga, L. Banchio,

A. Riganti, U. 1, Knight Street, Kowloon Tong

Rec. and Mrs. F. Short

Galbiati, P. Maglio, P. Daelli,

R. S. Brookes, Lawrence Bian- I Morrison Hall—University

S. V. Boxer, b.sc. and Mrs. Boxer

HONGKONG 1031

& m 3. n m m Pet Teu Tshai—Rev. J. M. Murphy

Maryknoll Ijst South China (Under

the direction of The Catholic Foreign SakandTsen—Rev.

Rev. C. Murphy

Tungshek—Rev. P.J. Malone

D. Gallagher

Mission Society of America, Seminary Limchai

and Administration: Maryknoll, N.Y.,

U.S.A.)—160, Austin Road, Kowloon Rev. J. O’Day W. O. O’Brien and

— Rev.

Rev. C. F. Rurns, procurator Tsung Kow—Rev. M. Ahern

Rev. J. Donovan, assistant do. “ Ohel Leah,” Synagogue—28, Rob-

Kongmoon Mission—Kwangtung inson Road

Missions Addresses President—J.

Vice-do. — J. E.Gould

Joseph

Kongmoon—Rt. Rev. J. E. Walsh, Yic. Committee—A. S.S. Gubbay,

Aposotolic, Rev. A. Paulhus,

of Seminary, Rev. R. Ashness, Rev. Rector Raymond,

secretary), D.

W. Gubbay E.(hon.

Goldenberg

M,

(hon.

C. Walker, Rev.

(temporary), Rev. T.Eros.Y. Michael,

Kiernan treasurer)

SunJude and Albert

Chong— Rev. J. Heemskerk ££ IS; & W 1! &

Hoi Ngan—Rev.

Taan On—Rev. E.E. F.V.Leprelle

Mueth (mail Procure Fat lan sai Chiin hau tong

address: Hoi Ngan) Etrangeees G^nerale

he Paris des Missions

Samchow—Rev. R. J. Cairns (Sancian

Island)

Chikkai—Rev. Assistants—Revs. L. A.Vircondelet

Procureur Gen.—Rev. Biotteau

Kochow — Rev.J.A.J. Tierney

J. Paschang and and P. Moreau

Sanatorium—Pokfulam

Rev. J. McDermott Superior—Rev. L. Marie

Tungchen—J. P. McGinn andRev. M. House of Nazareth—Pokfulam

A. Churchill

Tung On—Rev. O. A. Rauschenbach Superior—Bishoo Deswaziere

and Dr. H. Blaber Assistants—F. Monnier, J. Peynet,

Fachow—Rev. J. O. Schmidt G.Mongellaz

Bober, H. Bailleau and T.

Doting—Rev.

Dietz, Rev. R.J. Kennelly,

J. ToomeyRev. and F.Rev.C. Rosary Church—Chatham Road, Kow-

M. J. Burke loonRector—Rev. Fr. G. M. Spada, m.a.,

Lungwoh—Rev. J. Farnen

Chiklung—Rev. G. Bauer Pro-Vicar Apostolic and Vicar

Yeungkong—Rev. T. A. O’melia, Rev. Delegate

F. Connors,

Rev. Rev. M. A. Feeney and

J. A. McGinn Pro-Rector—Rev. Fr. N. Maestrini

Wuchow — Rev. J. E. Ruppert and Assistant—Rev. Father P. Lam

Rev. G. P. Flanagan

Senior LeagueA. School:

W. Regan, Rev. and

F. Dempsey Frs. W.J. tt # ^ 7K

P. Mulcahy Sailors’ Home and Missions to Seamen

Pingnam—Rev. B. F. Meyer, Rev. J. P. —Sailors’ Home and Seamens’ Insti-

Ryan, Rev. G. Gilligan and Rev. tute, 18, Johnston Road

Chaplain—Rev. G. T. Waldegrave,

Bro. Frances J. Romaniello and Rev.

To-Pong—Rev. M.A.

E. A. Toomey (mail address: Ping- Hon. Treasurer—G. S. Archbutt

nam) Secretaires

Bingham and Accountants—Lowe,

& Matthews

Watlam—Rev.

Jung Yun—Rev.L. M. J. Jones

A. Tennien and Manager—H. Watt

Rev. F. McRae

Kaying—Msgr. F. X. Ford, Rev. M. ^ s a

Gleason,

Superior, Rev. F.W.Donaghy,

J. Downs, Soc. Tai lui sung chun hau tong

Eckstein, Rev.

Rev. F. Donnelly,Rev.Bros.C. Spanish Dominican Procuration for

Missions—2, Seymour Road; Teleph.

Augustine, McKernan and Anthony

:Siaolok—C. P. Hilbert 2072H; P.O. Box 432; Cable Ad:;

Language School: Revs. R. B. Rhodes,

J. B. Call an and G. A. McCormack Dominicos

‘Chongpu- Rev. J. J. Driscoll and Rev. Procurator—Rev. Fr. F. R. Nova], o.p.

T. Donovan Assistants—Fr. H. Suarez, o.p., and

Fr. P. Gil

1032 HONGKONG

v

Sr.Kowloon

Andrew’s Ghurch—Nathan: Road, ^ ^ Tai 'Uv tong

Vicar-KRev. W. W. Rogers, m.a. : CiYy Hall (Assembly Rooms, Museum

Churchwardens—J. W. Baldwin and ;and Library)

F. W. Stapleton Committee—Hon.

(chairman), Hon.Mr.Mr.J. J.C. Paterson

Gordon

Hon. Secretary—+G. Cariu thers

St. Anthony’s Church—179, Third V.Mackie,Hon.Sir

M,; Grayburn Henry

and A. Ppllock,

MurdochK.C.,

Street, West Point;inTeleph. 21226 Hon. Treasurerr—A. Murdoch

Salesian Secretary—T. A. Martin

Rev. Fr. Fathers charge

T. Wieczorek, Rector i • Dree Room, Lending Library

open daily 9 a.m.and

t6 9' p.m.

Reading

WM^ Lai paitony Museum,

and 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. (WomenP p.m.

open daily 10 a.m. to and

St. John’s Cathedral—Garden Rd. children only on Saturday mornings).

Dean—Vy. Rev. A. Swarm, m.a., d.sc.

Organist—F. .Mason, a.r.c.6., l.t.c.l. Admission Free >!

Hon.

Hoh. Secretary^—I)r.G.A.C.

Treasurer—B: E. MaughanHerklots i Civil Hospital (jSze Government).

Verger and Clerk—R. J. Poye

St. Joseph’s Church—Garden Road Civil Clubs)

Service Oricket Club (See

St. Louis Industrial School—West Claremont Private Hotel (See

Point; Teleph. 21226. Orphanage: Hotels)- ...

179,Director—Rev.

Third Street; Fr.

Salesian Institute

V. Bernardini

iSt. ‘Margaret Mary’s ’ ■Church—

:

Broad wood Road, Happy Valley Clark '& lu, Architects and Civil En-

Rev. Fr. D.

Rev. Fr. Page, rector

J. Situ gineers—10, Des Voeux Road Central;

Telephs. 21401 arid 26710

m n m s ^ ^ InJ. Caer Clark, B.sc.,

Tak Chung, partner

do.

Tai shek ch’u Lai pai tong ■ i Clover Flower Shop, Florists, Bouquets

Union Church—Kennedy Road and Flower Baskets, a Speciality—

Services—11 a.m. and 6 p.m.

Hon. Treasurer—M. Currie, c/o Gloucester Arcade; Teleph. 20638

Davie Boag & Co.

Hon. (Secretary—E. Himsworth,

Minister—Rev. G. Powell, CLUBS

c/o Sanitary E.Department.

American

410, Peak ing, DesClub, VceuxThe—Chung

Road and Ice Tin House

Build-

Street; Teleph. 23291

President—J. A. Shaw

tg « £ ?g m % % Secretary— J. Oram Sheppard

Victoria HomeTeleph.

Kowloon City; and 57040

Orphanage— General Committee—E. W. Duggan

- . G- Duclos and L. Dunbar

Wesleyan Methodist Garrison and

Naval Church—Queen’s Road Bowling Green, Club, Kowloon

East, Wanchai, opposite Naval President—E. VY. L. Hogbin

Hospital Vice-do. —F. L. Rapley

Wesleyan Sailors’ and Soldiers’ Home Hon. Secretary—J. G. Meyer

—Johnston Rd., Wanchai; Teleph. 24620 Hon. Treasurer—Jr L. Tetley

CHUWA-Yoko, Importers and Exporters— Catholic Union CLUBT-Mission! House,.

6, 20706

Des Vceux Road P.O.

Central; , „ Caine Road

and 57926,; Box Telephs.

205 President—H. Dixon,A.i.s.o.

T. Okamoto, partner Hon.

Hon. Secretary—G.

Treasurer—F. A. M.VasBarretto-

S. Yamauchi, do.

HONGKONG 1033

Br & & m Cricket Club, Hongkong Civil Service

Chinese Oeub—6, Des Vceux lload —Ground: Happy Valley; Teleph. 20846

Central; ' Teleph. 26677 Patron—H.E.

k.b.e. Sir Wm. Peel, k.c.m.g.,

Chairman—Wong Kwong Tin Presdt.-rHis Hpn. Air.E. Justice Wood

Vice

Hon. do. -H. S. Mok Hon. Treasurer—B. Maugham

Hon. Secretary—H.

Treasurer—D. Shim K. Lee Hon. Secretary—H. E. Strange

Chinese Merchants QLUB-rChina Cricket Cihe, Koavt.oon—Telfeph.

Building i (8th floor); Teleph. 24671 57018; Cable Ad: Kowcriclub

Chairman— Sir Shou-son Chow, President—R. E. Lindsell

Kt., Vice-do.

Yice-Chairman—Dr. B. H. Kote- Captain—J.—E.C. Abraham

Lyai

wall, C.M..G. Hon. Secretary—J. P.; Robinson

Hon. Secretary—W. N. Thomas Hon. Treasurer—F: E. Skinner

Tam

: Hoia.Treasurer—(Li Hoi Tnng

Socretary—iLo, Siu Tong GORDON SPECIAL

n % ® Sai.yewng Kung sze OLD -ROM GIN,

ClubPresident-^—A.

Lusitano F. B Silva-Netto

Hon. Secretary—A. E. S. Alves always mukes you glad within.

Treasurer—D. P. J. Lopes DODW.fcLL & CO, LTD,

Committee—F. L. da Silva, A. H.

Basto, F. P. Sequeira and J. A. Tel. 20636,

S. Alves

Clerk—£■}. M. Kozario . Sole Agents.’

Club he Recreio—King’s Park,

Kowloon; Teleph. 57483; Cable and Filipino Club—King’s Park, Kowloon;

Radio Ad: Recreio Teleph. 57142 V. N. Atienza

Presidt.—Leo

Hon. Secretary—J: d’Almada e Castro, jr.

G. Ozorio President—Dr.

Hon. Treasurer—F. A. Xavier Vice-do. —F. Gonzalez

Committee—F. Hon. Secretary—D. T.J. BullBautista

Noronha, A. X.M. M.Xavier, 'Silva, C.G. H.A. Hon. Treasurer—M.

Committee—E. Varela, I. S. Castro,

Basto, F. I. Leitao and F.;E. F. S. Fernando, T. C. Angeles

A. Remedios and E. A. Valeroso

Cricket Club, Crajgenpowek

President—B.

Vice-do. —C- W. Bradbury

S. Rosselet Football Club, Hongkong

Hon. President—J. —H. W.R. C.Forsyth

Bonnar

Hon. Secretary—R.

Treasurer—D. Basa K. Kharas Vice-do.

Capt., Assocn.—W. Alexander

Committee — Y. Abbas; W. Allan, Hon. Secretary—(vacant)

. E.Sousa,

Arculli,

B. A:W.Trotter,

B. Muskett, A. L.

X'. M. Omar Treasurers—Percy Smith, Seth &

and W. Ward Fleming

m n m % Golf Club, The Royal Hongkong—

Hong hong Ta po Kung sz Office: York Building, 4th floor;

Cricket Club, Hongkong—Secretary’s Happy

Bay: 9 Valley: 9 holes; 2 Deep

holes; Fanling: Waterof

Courses

Office: Cricket Pavilion;

President—R. Hancock Teleph. 20497 18 holes each.and one of nine holes

Committee—T. E. Pearce,. P. M. Captain—L. G. S. Dodwell

Committee- G. S. Archbutt, D. G.

R.Hodgson,

Mitchell,A. A.C. W.

I. Bowker,

Haywtavd,E. R.J. Bruce, E. Davidson,

A. B. Stewart, L. S.

J. W. Franks,

Greenhill, K.

M. Henderson,

Sewell and V. R.A.Gordon

C. Reck, G. W. S-C. D.Morrison, J. D. Kinnaird and

Hon. Secretary—L. S. Greerthill Lambert

Treas.—Percy Smith, Seth & Fleming Secretary—Lt.-Col. E. D. Matthews

(Office: York Building, 4th floor)

1034 HONGKONG

H & M # Stables—Village Road; Teleph. 27996

A. V. Kinchin, manager

Hollandsche Club (Netherlands Ten- J. Walker | T. Cranston

nisHon.

Club)—King’s

Secretary—F. ParkLafleur

Kowloon

School, Nathan Road, KowloonBritish

Chess Club—Central

Hongkong Amateur Dramatic Club— President—G. F. Nightingale

City Hall, Queen’sSutherland

Road Vice- do. —

Hon. Treasurer—C.

Secretary—R. B. Jackson

President—R. Hon. M. Sequeira

Committee—C.

Maas, John P. Marcel,

Robertson and M.

E. M.

I. Committee—D. E. de Carvalho, H.

Wynne-Jones W. Randall and C. E. Wong

Hon. Secretary and Treasurer—H.

Davenport Browne Lames Recreation Club—Peak Road;

Teleph. 20451

Hongkong Chinese Recreation Club President—Mrs.

Hon. Treasurer—Mrs. R. E. Tottenham

Kelvin Stark

Patrons—Hon. Sir Shou-son Chow, Hon. Secretary—Mrs. N. Mathieson

c.m.g.,

ll.d., Hon. Dr. R. H. Kotewall,

Pak To,c.m.g.,

Loo MokCheungWingShiu,

Yue, and

Ng Nippon Club—Des Voeux Road

President—R. Ogawa

Hon. Dr. S.

Chairman—M. W. Lo W. Tso, l.l.d. Committee—Y. Uchida, N. Nomurar

Hon. Secretary—Sai-wa Liang S. Terazawa and N. Kitazima

Hon. Treasurer—Ho Ka Lau

PeakChairman—H.

Club R. B. Hancock

m & m San Rung sze Vice-Chairman—D.

Hon. Secretary—J J. Lewis

.W. Franks

Hongkong

General Club—New

Committee Praya

— Hon. Mr. W. General Committee—E. J. Davies,

H. Bell (chairman), A. S. Mac- H. R. B. D.Hancock,

Johnson, J. Lewis, C. Bulmer

A. S,

kichan (vice-chairman), E. J. Mackichan,

Davies, M.A. T.Murdoch,

Lindsell, Johnson, G.R. A.E. doch, Engr.J. Capt.

R. Masson,

H. B.A.Sears,.

Mur-

Pentreath, A. R. H. Phillips and d.s.o.,

D. W. r.n., H. G. Sheldon and

Tratman

Hon. Mr. W. E. L. Shenton

Secretary—Lt. Col. T. A. Robertson

Assist, do.—A. H. Abbas Polo Club—Causeway Bay

Patron—H.R.H. The Prince of Wales

Hongkong Hockey Club President—H.E. The Governor

President—E. J. R. Mitchell Chairman—Major

Hon. Secretary—W.B. T.C. Stanton Lake

Hon. Secretary—G. E. R. Divett Treasurers—Thomson

Hon. Treasurer—R.

Captain—H. D. Beaumont

Owen-Hughes

Captain 2nd XI—L. F. Nicholson Royal Naval

Johnston Road Canteen — 3 and 4,

Captain “A” Team—R. G. Edwarde- President— Commodore E. McC. W.

J ones Lawrie, d.s.o., r.n.

Vice Capt. 1st Team—A. A. Dand Hon. Secty. and Treas.—Pay mast.

Comm. F. N. G.L. Oliver,

Secretary—F. Hill, r.n.r.n.

Hongkong

Bldg., Jockey

(3rd floor);Club—Gloucester

Teleph. 27794 Manager—L. J. M. Stark, r.n.

Stewards —Hon. Mr. C. Gordon

MackieM.(chairman),

burn, V. M. Gray-

Sir J. Sports Club, The —King’s Building;

H. Kemp, T.Kt.,Johnson,

c.b.e., T.h.h.,

E, Pearce, Cable Ad: SportsclubMr. T. N. Chau

Chairman—Hon.

Hon. Mr. W. E. L. Shenton, F. Vice-do. —W. T. Stanton

Sutton and P. Tester

Clerk of the Course—T. E. Pearce Committee—Ho Leung,Mr.H.W.H.E. H.

Secretary—C. B. Brown Priestley and Hon.

Shenton L.

S. A. Sleap and H. F. Rozario

Treasurers—Linstead & Davis Hon. Secretary—LT. Sze Wing

Assist, do. —C. M. Alves

HONGKONG

Taikoo Club—Quarry Bay 3 m * m $

Hon. President—T. H. R. Shaw On ning tai yeuk fong

Hon.

andVice

R. H.Presidents—K.

Phillips E. Grieg

Committee—J. Mitchell (chairman), Colonial & Co.,

Dispensary (Colin Mackenzie

Ltd.), Chemists and Druggists—

J. Poison (vice-chairman), N. Gloucester Building, Pedder Street;

Drummond, C. Summers,

Stainton, T. Swan, L. W. Water- T. Teleph. 21877; Cable Ad: Colmaco

man and R. M. A. Keown Mrs. E. Mary Harmon, m.p.s.

Hon. Treasurer^—D. Munroe H. Q. Hunt, secretary

Hon. Secretary—J. Russell Colonial Electric Co., Electrical

United Services Recreation Club— Contractors — 24, Ice House Street!

Teleph. 24635; Cable Ad: Amperage

Gun Club Hill, Kowloon C. L. Chung, proprietor

President—Col. D. G. N. I. Wimber-

ley,Secretary—Capt.

Hon. r.a.p.c. C. E. Elliot- Colonial Mercantile Co., Importers, Ex-

Heywood, r.a.p.c. porters and Manufacturers’

atives—China Building; Teleph. Represent-

28709;

Cable

Victoria Recreation Club — Murray Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th edn. Ad: Colonmerco; Codes: Acme,

Pier H. W. Yung, manager

President—H.E.

Chairman—Hon.TheMr.Governor W. T. Sou- Robert L. Mok, sub-manager

thern, C.M.O. Frank K. Tse, do.

General Committee—W. Logan, A. Columbia Portrait Co.. The, Enlarge-

Silva-Netto, J. R. Soares, F. W. ment and Colouring of Portraits—China

Ross,

D. Lyon A. and

A. Alves, S. A. Marcal, Building (4th floo.r); Teleph. 26717

W. Anderson

Hon. Secretary— F. W. Ross W. H. Fong, manager

Hon. Treasurer—H. Hyndman

Yacht Club, The Royal Hongkong—5, GORDON’S COCKTAIL.

North Point, Shaukiwan Road

Patrons—H.E. The Governor, H.E. All you have to do is shake it,

Vice-Admiral Sir A. K. Waistell,

k.c.b.j H.E. Major-General J. W. Gordon's know the way to make it

Sandilands, c.b., c.m.g., d.s.o. DODWELL & CO., LTD.,

Commodore—E.

Vice-do. —H. W. Carpenter

S. Rouse

Rear do. —T. H. R. Shaw

Hon. Secretary— R. J. Vernall Tel. 20636,

Asst. do. —M. I.

Treasurers — Lowe, Bingham & DeVille ’ Sole Agents.

MatthewsCommittee — Lt. Col.

General

W.

L. N. Stokes,

Grist, o.b.e., d.s.c.,H.C. W.E.

V. Goulborn, *0 & P& tit # PP M

Dulley, G. T. Padgett, G. G. Commercial Press, Ltd., The (Inc. in

Stopani-Thomson and G. T. May China), Publishers,Hongkong

Stationers,Branch:

Dealers inPrinters,

Paper,

Printing Machinery, Photographic Sup-

Cole & Co., Frank, Importers, Ex- plies, Athletic Goods, etc.—Sales Office:

porters, Manufacturers’ Representatives 35, Queen’sTown. Road Cent. Printing Works:

—French Bank Building (1st floor); Kennedy Telephs. 21631 (Sales

Office) and 24777 (Printing Works)

Teleph. 26964; Cable Ad : Cbnco

F. Cole, gen. manager

Wong Kin Fan, assist, mgr. & treas. Com is

ma su Yu$ yan

St # ^

In sor

inf H §T Commercial Union Assurance Co.,

Ltd. (Fire,

cident Life, Marine,

and Sickness, Motorcar,

Fidelity, Ac-

Guarantee

Colonial Commercial and Engineering

Co., Ltd., General Merchants—Bank of and Plate Glass)—2, Queen's Buildings;

Canton Building; Teleph. 20188; Cable Teleph. 20153; Cable Ad: Cuaco

Ad: Hodcolco R. W. Gardiner, local manager

1036 HOSGKOXO

Agencies y H. C. Kiang I Wong Chik King

Merchants’ Maxine Insce. Go., London L. C. Kiang j. Chan !Ka Muk

. Union Marine and Geiierali^isce. Co.‘ Chan Kwong Chick, agency dept.

Liverpool . S. I. Shum do.

Compagnie Optoeg, Import and Export- Agencies {in Association with C. L.

Prince’s Building, Des Mceux: Road; Ward)

Teleph. 24522 •‘Wardenia” Razors and B'lades-

“Decarbo, r Car Decarbonizers

Cqmpradoees’ Association {See Asso- "iSalca,” for dogs, etc.

ciations) B. R. Rowland & Co., Ld., Abbra-

sives

% ® & w &w± m Fenner and Alder’s Paints, etc.

^ 0±#

Comstock Co., Ltd., W. H.—18, Connaught CONSULATES

Road Central

. SoleRootProprietors of Dr. Morse’s Argentine—Office: 3, Queen’s Building;

Pills (Singapore Office.:Indian

56, Residence: 9, Stubbs Road;

Telephs. 26651 (Office) and 23281

South Bridge Road}

Lo Ku Him, manager (Residence)

Concrete Products, Ltd., Manu- Vice-Consul—R.; Ohl

facturers of the Light Weight Concrete t ♦ fa h it *

Building Block: Importers of High

Grade

Building;Building

Teleph. Materials—Gloucester

28380. Casting Yard: Belgium—PedderTai peh lewok Ling sz Jciin

Ma Tau Kok, Kowloon; Teleph. 58676; Building,China,

Consul-GeneraRSouth PedderHong-

St.

Cable Ad: Graye block; Codes: General, kong, Macao and Philippine

Bentley’s, A.B.C.

Directors—Lawrence 5th and 6th edns.

Kadoorie, Felix Islands)—H. Vanderstraeten

A. Joseph, A. S. Gubbay, G. Miskin Clerk—Chu Dat Hien

and Ko Leong Hoe

Henry Graye, managing director * M

Bolivia—York Building

Connaught Aerated Water 06., Ltd.— CDrisul—C. H. BaSto

55a-61,

Au Kun Queen’s Rd.,manager

U, is.sc., East; Teleph. 20737

Tai pa sai lewole Ling sz him

Connaught Printing Press, Commerciah Brazil—Powell’s Building, Des Yceux

and Job-printers} General Stationers,

Book-binders,- Engravers,- Block-makers Road; Teleph. 20808;Jos6

P.O.M.Box 324

and Rubber-stamp Makers—lA, Stanley Consul—Chev. Alves

Street; Teleph. 21779 - ■ Vice-Consul—A. L. Alves

m & Rung lee Chile—Alexandra Building

Consul—Patricio

Acting Smart Botelho

Consul—Antonio

Connell Bros. Company, Ltd.—David Chancellor—C. E. Kcomd

House; Cable Ad: Connell

J. R. Jones, manager (Hong Kong) Costa Rica, Consul eor — Princes

m a; Building, 2, Chat or Road; Teleph.

Kiang Lee Yang Hong 22277

Connell k, Co., Ltd., H., Importers Consul—J. M. da Rocha

and Exporters—'China Building (6th

floor); Teleph. 24828; Cable Ad: t v m » n

Typhoon; All Popular Codes Tan mak Ling sz him

H. Connell, managing director

Directors—Wong Shun Fai (chair- Denmark—York Telephs.

Building (2nd floor);

20998 and Peak Residence:

man) and U. Tat Ghee 29004

K. C. Horne, secretary Consul—Karsten Larssen

HONGKONG 10,37,

% & m m & a £ y H Gil M *

Tdi fat kwok Ling sz kun Tai 'Nor' Wei Kwok Ling 'iSz Kun

France, Consulate—13, Peak Eoad- Norway—York Building (2nd floor):

Chancery of the Consulate: Alex- Telephs. 20998 and Peak Resi-

andra

ConsulBuilding, Des VceuX Road

de France—M. Soulange- dence •: 29004

Teissier Consul—Kars ten Larssen

Chancelier—M. J, Royere .

Secretaire

NoronhaDactylographe—Mile. C. , Peru—18c,

Corajnis de Chancellerie—N. van

:

22156; P.O.Ma/cdoHell

Box 480 Road; Teleph'

Tuong, et Clen,ent Lq . - Consul-General—J. Jose Salas

Yice-Cohsul—J-. C. Mognaschi

Medecin du Consulat — Dr. S. S.

Strahan

Germ any,; Consulate—Pedder, Building; t 9 fs a x # a

Teleph. 24738; P.O. Box 112-; Cable Ad: I*o iu ga kindle Linij sz huh

Consugprnia

Consul-Dr. B. Hahn Portugal—Alexandra Building : ! * *•'

Secretary-rJ. Haussler Consul-General—Cerveira de Albh-

Interpreter—Fung Aing-hai YiceqUerqud e Ca^tib

- Consul (absent)Yiciente

— Pedro '')

1

Gautemala—Teleph. 57215; P.O. Box .j .

cij Botelho

cl -K. (absent)

dh-'Rd/aAactifig)

157

Consul — J. Gonzalez de Bernedo

t v-mmm ***. James Buchanan & Co., Ltd,

Tai I iai li chung ling sz kun

Italy—Kayamally Building (2nd floor)! S

‘BLACK & WSIITE”

Teleph. 21139; Cable Ad: Italconsul

Consul-General—Cav. R. Ferrajolo WHISKY

Chancellor and Secretary — M.

Cunietti

Chinese Secretary—John S. H. Waan DODWELL & CO., LTD.,

Tel. 20636,

!8 M l§ # 0 Sole Agents.

Yat pun chung ling sz kun

Japan—2, Chater General—T.

Acting Consul Road; Teleph.Yoshida

20579

Yice-Copsul—T. Kori

Chancellors — M. Murakami, M. ir 3§? m n ii

Hirata andFujita

Y. Fukni Chirn Id Ling sz Mn

Clerks—S. and

1 K. Minamide Siam — 11, Queen’s Road Central!

Marine Inspectors —A. Mito and Teleph, 20441

Consul-General—J. T. Bagram

Takanobu Okura

m m m m m * * %mm m% *

Tai wdkwok tsung Hiig ‘sz chii Tay say pa ga kwok Lin si kun

Netherlands—Asiatic Building (6th Spain—Alexandra

floor), Queen’s Road Central Building (4th floor)

Consul-General for Hongkong and Consul—R. E. Farrell

South China — M. J. Quist

Secretary-Interpreter—Li Tsan Fan

t ^ ffl a s

@ v is • as ¥ Sui kwok Ling sz kiin

Nicaragua—Alexandra Buildings Sweden—4a, Des Ymux Road Central

Consul—P. Y. Botplho Teleph. 28011; Cable Ad: Svens

Acting CbjnSul - A. A. R. Botelho Viee-Cpnsul—G. Miskin

1038 HONGKONG

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Commission

D. H., GeneralA.Brokers

V. Apcarandh

Tai mei hwok Ling sz khn Co., Ld.; 1,Khoi'dad

Des Vceux Road Central;

United States ofTeleph.

America—2, Cable Ad:

Road Central; 27741 Queen’s D. H. Cooper

Vice-Consul—G. B. Lane Jenkins

Consul-General—Douglas

Do. —Cecil

Do. —D. I). B.Edgar

Lyon a a e h Koo j>ar kung zse

United States Public Health Service Cooper Son, Paper and Oilcloth Mer-

—Bank Road;of China chants, Drapers, Stationers and General

Queen’s Teleph.Building,

20681 4, Teleph.

Importers^—132, Wellington

22881; Cable Ad: Corban

Street;

Surg.-in-charge—Dr. A. P. Rubino D. P. Cooper

Hi Jill Tung Tsai Lung Co-Operative Trading ; Co., The,

Cook Sl Son, Ltd., Thos., Tourist, Engineering Insurance and Commission Agents,

Steamship, Banking and Forwarding Exporters — Contractors, Bank of

Importers

Canton

and

Building;

Agents, etc.—Queen’s Building (oppo- Teleph. 24288; P.O. Box 514; Cable

site Star Ferry Pier); Teleph. 21363; Ad : Cooperates

Cable H.Ad:Green,

J. manager CouponFar Eastern General K.H. S.P. Tong,

Tsui, manager

(Shanghai) signs per pro.

N. J. Perrin, manager K.S.S.P.Yeung,

Tung assistant

Travel Dept.—Teleph.

W. E. Williams 20524 S. W. Lo

A.W. Wheeler Agencies:

K. Lam I| Miss Y. Y. A.Wong

M. Williams Sintoon

Shanghai Overseas Trading Co., Ltd.

S. Ismail | Miss C.M. Gill Higgs Motors, Witton, Birmingham

Banking Dept.—Teleph. 23201

W.H.A.C.Weight

Woo Cordial Co., The, Manufacturers and

Freight Dept.—Teleph. 20525. Exporters of Drawn Work and Ladies’

A. D’Azevedo | F. Gomez Silk

—35, Underwear,

Nathan Road, Wholesale

Kowloon;andTelephs.

Retail

Accounts Dept.— 57983; Cable Ad: Cordial; Codes: Ben-

Y. K. Chan | S. L. Wong tley’s and Private

Mail Dept.—Teleph. 20525

T. C. Tang

Corney & Co., Ltd., R., Glass Merchants

fg jej Koufat and

YceuxMirror Road Manufacturers—127,

Central; Teleph. 22037; Des

Cooper & Co., General Merchants and Cable Ad: Corney

Commission George’s

porters—St. Agents, Importers

Building; and Ex-

Teleph.

22418; P.O. Box’390; Cable Ad: Craper Craigengower Cricket Club {See Clubs)

P. N. Cooper

J. P. Cooper | K. P. Cooper Crownchina Company, Incorporated.—

Gloucester Building; Teleph. 28400;

II fH Cable

General Ad: Agents

Chinacrown;

for TheallCrown

Codes used

Life

Crawford, Montgomery & Co., General Insurance

to, Canada Company, Toron-

Merchants,

10, Queen’s Importers and Exporters— Matt M. Axelrood, president

Ad: SevenianRoad; Telepk 28855; Cable Yintai Wang, vice- do.

F. J. Schuhl, secretary »fc director

Miss Clara Lau, manager

T. Lay, assist. do. G.T. F.H. Millard,

Lynott, director

treasurer & director

Staff—Y. C. Ho, Chan Pak Sun,

M. Pereira, Miss K. C- Yam, Wong Miss F. F.J. Simonsen,

Courtney, cashier

manager

Sau Yat and F. C. Liu

Agency Agents : L. G. Alves, Chan

New York Modern Silk Hosiery Mills John R. A. Pearne and J. H.TikTwibill

Tseung,

HONGKONG 1039

Cuban Consul (See Consulates) A. Stevenson, manager

J. D. Thomson, secretary

Cukrimbhoy & Co., Ltd. (Late £■ OfficeE.Staff W. Coulson F. J. Wilkinson

Pabaney), Importers and Exporters—52> G. Milne C. F. Andrews

Wyndham

Box 312 Street; Teleph. 20378, P. O- H.

L. A.Gregory

P. Leite D.H. Paul

M. Dhunji, manager . C. L. Gregory Mrs.Kew

H. M. Jiller | C. Ebrahim A. Mackenzie Miss A.E. H. Castro

F. Linennen Miss P.D. L.L. Kerr Murray

Customs, Chinese Maritime (See Kowloon Shipping Department

Frontier) H. Page, supt. (shipping and cold

Cymdeithas Dew i Sant—(Ner St. David’s

Society under Associations, etc.) H.storage dept.)

W. Stonell

Butchery Department

B. W. Bradbury, supt. (meat packing

fill * and butchery dept.)

Daibutsu, Dealer in Japanese Art Curios E. S. Cutcher I It. B. Brown

—2, Queen’s Koad East; Teleph. 22811, FarmS. Staff Greenwood | W. Miles

Daibutsu Branch: 9, D’Aguilar Street. H. C. Watson, m.r.v.s.

Teleph. 22842 Jas. Bulloch | R. S. Meadows

T.M. J.Aoi,Harada,

proprietor

manager W. D. Deans I N. Kouznetzoff

A. D. Wyllie | C. Jackson

Engineers

W. Macfarlane, supt. engineer

Daimyo,

Speciality Japanese Silk and

Kimono Fancy Goods;

Store—Hongkong A. Macfarlane | D. McFerran

Hotel Building; Teleph. 24488 Canton Branch

M. Kunihino, manager E. N. Hanlon

ft & m nm * James Buchanan & Co., Ltd.

Dai lin hay shuen hung sze

Dairen Kisen Kaisha — St. George’s “Royal Household”

Building, Chater Ed.; Teleph. 20872;

Cable Ad: Daiki manager

M. Yamazaki, WHISKY

S.S. Suzuki

Komatsubara j Tai Kat Hing DODWELL & CO.. LTD.,

Tel. 20636,

Sole Agents.

Ngau Nai Ping Chong Yau Han Rung Sze

Dairy Farm, Ice and Cold Storage

Co., Ltd. — Town Office: Corner of D’Almada e Castro, Leo, Solicitor,

Wyndham

Hoad; Street andCable

Lower Albert

Milk- Conveyancer, Proctor, Patent and Trade

maid; Teleph.

Kowloon20118;

Branch; 74,Ad:Nathan Mark Agent—David

20949; Cable House;A.B.C.

Ad: Leo; Code: Teleph.

5th

Hoad; Kowloon Tong Branch: 14, Essex edn.

Crescent; Quarry Bay Branch: 20, Leo d’Almada e Castro, solicitor

Bridge

Street; EastRow; Point

Hunghom Branch:

Branch: Wuhu

Pennington H. A. de B. Botelho, articled clerk

Street; C.Y. D’Almada ecashier

Castro, do.

Building; Peak CantonBranch:

Branch:PeakShameen.

Garage

Tang F. Ribeiro,

Wai Cho, Lee Keang Chee

FarmsStores

Cold at Pokfulum.

at East Ice Factory and

Point and Lam Kin, interpreters

Directors—A. B. Stewart (chairman),

J. P. Warren, T. E. Pearce and Hon. D’Almada e Castro, jr., Leo, Barrister-

Mr. J. Owen Hughes at-law—David House; Teleph. 20333

1040 ' iroS'OKoyd.

—® $ #i rum m ss Montgomerie Stobo & Co., Ld.,

A le via ta Kap Mason Chomg sze H.Glasgow.

H. Robertson Paints'

Co/ Asbestos Protect-

D’A LMAT>'A • & iMA'soti, Sblicitor^, Cop vey - ed Metal' Roofing and VentilatorsCo.,

A. E. iSfcaley Manufateturirig

ancei-s, l^aVipritp.nd Trade, Mar-]^ Agents

—33, Queen’s.‘Koad

.2Q897J Qabfe Ad's/Danlia'' 1

Central;, Teleph.

, ' :•* Irish Linen Mills DL, and

Decatur Corn Flour CoFn Hyrup

Belfast

' Fi-anF

F. X'. X.Q’Alniaaa e Qfetro, fprincipai Ocean Oil" Dog Ld., Londbn

B. M. E. A. (Textiles), Ld., Bradford ' •

,t)*Xiraada e]Ca;Str6f jr’j do. Quasi- Arc. Co., Ld., London. Electric

• Staff' Tso'Kwai Pang,‘Lam

Lo Wa Kam, Wong Lin Hop, Hwang Tan Chiu, WeldingCo.Plant

Hong Yeh and LhpKam Wa, etc. Rolscreen

Webster Automatic Pella,Packeting

Iowa Factory 1

■ •

Danish Consulate (.SWConsulates) Tea

J. conut

H. Vavasseur, Ld4 Dessicated Co-

e m u ± ft

Dastub, Iv. A., Insurance, Freight and IP % ^“2/ t9n

Genera] Broker—70;;, Wong Xei1 Cheong Dayton Prick & Co., Ltd., Commission

Road, 2nd Floor, Happy Vallej ;'Teleph. Agents—20, Queen’s Boad Ad

Cent.;

27543;, P.O. Box 523; Cable Ad: Dastur 23298; P.O. Box 25; Cable : DayTeleph.

price;

M If Dowat Code:

Muller Bentley’s

& Phipps ii.r.mjo-ia

(Asia); Ltd*;1 agents

David & Co.,AS..tJ,, Herdiants,; Property

Owners and Estate zigen.ts—David

House,f 67-9, Des V

Deacon,

Teleplv

Psalmist' ■ ■ 1 J F-O.' Bbx ,257; Cable Ad: ton &. Shenton), Solicitors;Kars- Con-

A. J. David (London)1 . id < • t ; / veyancers, Proctors, Rotaries and

Evelyn David (Shanglia,i): . . Patent and Trade Mark Agents:—1,

Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 30287; Cable Des

■ Archibald David do.

praiik-Austin.-rrTa-nager— —- j

Ad: Ottery; Codes: A.B.C. 4th and 5th

edns., Bentley’s, . Brpomhall’s Imperial

Q.WT.

H. .Tephson Marshall I I.,,,C. BrwVn’ , .£ | Combination &-Western tinidn Leonard

MissE.Carvalho-p.Yueng On Hon.

ShellMr. ton, William

solicitor Edward

and notary public

A'/WJi/fr , . , ,

Soultuft’.'ifish IrrsuiViliefe ^di, Ld. . .and notary publicTurner, solicitor*

Michael Howard

Dudley Vaughan Steavenson,.solicitor

Davie,

: ESo&jg St Co., Ltd., Sack and; j H.and notarysolicitor

public and notary-public

Bag ilajnufactnrers, Hydraulic Psess:

Packers' , and General' 'Merchants— H. J.K. Armstrong,

Hung, solicitor

Offices: 4, Quepnls Biiildings, Connaught R. A. Wadeson, , do.

Road. Factory: Quarry Bay. Telephs.: O.W. E.C. C.Hung,

Marton, do. do.

.Office:

Ad: 28116*7

Davisack; and FactoryP26542;

Qodes: Bentley’s Cable:

complete! W.C.A.A.Mg?Finlay, dp.

phrase, Bentley’s second phrase, P. Xavier, cashier 1 *

Schoffield’s

and 6th, andEclectic, Private Acme, O A.B.C. 5th

H. M. Currie, nnanaging director ±UR ^ ^ Mill hi suri

{Directors—W. A. S1 tdi-arQJ: Petrie and Denison,

Brown 'I ' '■Ri/ Amery .oi.»

Ram: & Gibbs,, Civil Engineers

A.J.S'. 1),S.R. Cook

Kinnaird Architects: and Surveyors —Alexandra

Building, Des Voeux Road; Teleph. 20986

. A.WL' M. Cole1- •MI' Miss

W. Larci’na Miss N/Ferguson

Mi Woolley

E.'partner

F. R.Sampie, c -■ f.b.i.b.a., a.i.stkuot.e.,

' , .•

N. Drummond' | Miss L Butler G. H. Bond, a.'R.i.b.a., a.i.a.a., partner

Li Sid Wing, compradoi e

General Managers 1 H H

China Corporation, Ld. DerMerchants,

A Wing Stationers,

& Co. (1923), Ltd., Paper

Agencies . ,, , Printers, Book;

Thos.

Canvas, BoagFine

& Co.,Hessians, etc. Sail binders

Ld.; Greenock. and Agents—9, d’Aguila Street;

Teleph. 21676; P.Q. Box 443

HO^Ok^NG

^ ^ Talc fa IKS*

Deutsche ;Fa rben-HANDEisciESEtLscHaft

WAiBEE4Co„(I)9l9,g)—Py inpe’s^uilding, Dodge «fc Seymour {China), Ltd., :Manu-

facturers’ Agents—French

Teleph. 20032; P.O.-jpox 7^ ;l ,Cable Teleph. 24518;'Cable Ad: Eximcop'Codes; Bank Bldg.:

Ad; Waidefag Acme, Bentley’s and Private. Xeiv York

F. Bumann Office: Dodge and SeynmUivL'd.;, 53,,Park

.p...^v;en(Jspp Place

A. Krbeger , [I , A, Wuest,,: )

M,,Hess B. Carbornnel, manager

K. C. Fong ; Y, Mi Smit

C. Simon I ^Irs. 1‘i. Sohi-oeder

H., Xajeei?, Miss ,GL-Engel'

H. Pieicp^

Teebnicalip.bparfcmdnt (Canidp) ;

,V f!tle^.|[Cai|ton)

• „ •.

Dr. ph. Nagel | lP.Echi' James Buchanan & Co., Ltd.

Agenpiek\ 1' A ^ r \ c,-'’ '(f.V)

I. G. FarBenindustrie AEjt'ieiigesells- “IIN&F OLD LIQUEUR”

ehaft FrankfurtyMain

Agfa-China Co,, Otfo tfeCp;, Eb*vnghai

Sub Agents in Canton ' WtfSSiiY

Jebsen &'Co.: — ' : 'i d DODWELL & CO, LTD,

Dickinson & Co., Ltd. John,; Paper Tel. 20636,.

Makers and Manufacturing Stationers

Paper merchants and General' Suppliers Sole Agents.

toOffice:

the Printing and Allied-' P radeS—Head

China65,RtephesentatiVe-^F.

Old Bailey, BooddnjiE.C. 4

A. Aferry, Teen cheimg

Address c/oLionbrand

Cable'Ad: Hong Kong* Hotel;

A gen ts for Dodwel!

chants, Sc Co., andLtd.,

Shipping GeneralAgents

Insurance Mer'

Dawson Payne & Elliott, Wharfedale —Queen’s Building; Teleph. 28021; P.O.

Printing Machinery Box 36;

H. W. Caslon A Co., Hard Metal ton, Shanghai, Hankow, /Foochow, Cable Adi.Dodwell; and at Can-

J. Printing

Ratclifi &Type Sons, Bitho Machines Chungking (Barry; & Dodwell, Ltd.),

TheInksHodghly Ink'Co.,, .Ltd,, Printing Colombo, Tokyo, Yokohama, Kobe,

Vancouver, Seattle (Wash.), San Fran-

James Nisbet '& Col, Ltd, Educational don (Head Office) New York and-"Lon-

cisco, Los Angeles,

Dicks & Co., Henry, General. Merchants 5 • L. F'C.. Syme S. Dodwell,' sub-manager :

Thoiifison, assist do. *

—St. George’S,

P.O.T. S.Box 356; Building,:

Cable,' A d: Chater Road; Accounts Department

Heiididays'

Kwong, manager A. C. I. Bowker, (on leave)

L. G. Xavier,' secretary W. M BartOn ,S Y. Yvariovitch

J. Hunter

Miss C. M. Xavier | Miss L, S, Lee B. S. Vieira

Diocesan Boys'" School, .The.'’'% See : • R. K. Valentine;Shipping DepartmentI Mrs. M. Elkins

Educational) ;

: G. Mose I D. Harvey

Diocesan Girls’ ’^CHdOL Ianp Prpiianage AJ P.Thompson

Hall |I Miss Miss P.E. Woolley

Barros

(^ee EducatjLOiial),, Import

F; A.Syme and Export

Thomson Department

Directory

Japan, Malaya, and Chronicle of China

etc,, Published by D. Humphreys

the Hongkong Daily Press, Ltd. - I i, J.

H. Feimapn E.MissF. A.Nuttall

N. Qwen Steei

Ice House Street; Teleph.

Box 1; Cable. Ad: Press. London

Agency 53, Fleet Street, E.C. 4

30251; P.O. F.H. F.J.. Riheiro

Sil va Miss M. D’Almada

e Castro

Machmeyw cfe ,Coiitimctir^..Depariment

Mrs.MissILF.T. X.Barrett,'editor

Cpoper L. C,S. Dodwel 1

S. A. Ramjahn

Miss E. Wolnizer, travelling re- A.M. W.A. (Salter

Johhspn'

H. H. Mundy'teh leave)'V

presentative F. S. W. Sniith

1042 HONGKONG

C.J.Woodhouse H. W. Brown

J. S. Howell J. R. Soares

S.F. C.EdwardsSalter A. R. Tavares L.Joseph

GriffonTerry,

& Co.,Ltd.,

Paris,York

France. French

R. Gutierrez Tinned and Bottled Provisions

JohnsonPickett Rope Co., Inc., Manila.

J.W.R.C.Ratten Loynes Miss Miss R.K. Sully

Clark Hemp Rope

Shalimar Rope Works, Ld., Calcutta.

Motor Department Coir Rope

A. W. Haywood Francis Webster & Sons, Arbroath.

A.C.R. C.R.E.Johnstone

Holmes

W. Ashby , A.MissP. M.Ozorio

Canvas and Twines

Mulcott Belting Co., Ld., Bradford,.

Wines and Spirits Department Nicholls England. Hair and Canvas Belting

H. G. Williams Page-Hersey Export Tubular

Canada. Wrought Co., Ld., Products

Toronto,

C.

General Bond | Miss F. Dunn International Malleable Iron Co., Ld.,1

Miss Ontario, Canada. Malleable Iron

MissG.M.Malabar Rodrigues Tube Fittings

Kailan Mining Administration Machinery and Contracting Dept.

W. Wright

Union Waterboat Co., | C.Ld.I. da Rosa

J. D.Johnstone Beaver Products, Ld. Beaver Board

F. da Sousa | A. Cruz Bell’s Asbestos and Engineering Sup-

Crittall Manufacturing Co. (China), Ld. plies. Packing

Asbestos Cement ofBuilding

all descriptions-

Products

A. F. Jenkins

Wilkinson, Hayward and Clark Ltd.

A. Howe British Air Conditioners. Air Con-

ditioning for Buildings

British Separators, Ld. Oil Separator^

General Managers for

Union Waterboat Co., Ld.

Agents for W.and Purifiers

Canning

Shipping and Supplies

Barber-Wilhelmsen Line Cement

and Snowcrete Co. Ferrocrete

Marketing

Blue

Cox &Star Line,(Agents),

Ld. Ld. Delco

Dodwell

Kings

Castle Line Sets,Light

Dixon

Corporation. Generating:

&Batteries

Corbitt &andR. Pumps

S. Newall & Co.,

Lloyd Triestino

Natal Line of Steamers Navigation Co. Ld. Wire Ropes forLd.all purposes

Navigazione Generale Italiana Foamite Firefoam, Fire Ex-

Sun Shipping Co., Ltd. tinguishers

Ferodo, Ld. and

BrakeGenerators

Linings for all

Insurance purposes

Liverpool and London and Globe Frigidaire

and Corporation.

Commercial Household-

Refrigeration

InsuranceInsurance

Caledonian Co., Ld. Co. Gerrard Wire Tying Machines Co., Ld.

Pearl Assurance Co., Ld. Wire

T. Tying

W.Cables Glover Machines

& Co., Ld. Electric

Standard Life Assurance Co. and Wires

Settling Agents for C. L. Heinke

Thames & Mersey Marine Insce.Co., Ld. Lancashire Dynamo and and

Motor Co.,

Providence

National Washington

Liberty Ins., Insurance

Co. of Co.

America Ld. Electric Generators Motors

New India Assurance Co., Ld. and Switch Gear

Connecticut Millers Falls Co. Electric Drills and

St. Paul FireFire and Insurance Co. Co.

Marine Insce. Grinders

Norris Henty and Gardners, Ld.

Universal Fire and General Insurance Stationary and Marine Oil Engines

Co., Ld. of Bombay (India) Parraffine Cos. Inc. Durable Roofing

Import and Export Dept. Wilkinson, Hayward and Clark, Crit-

Sperry

Crown Cork FlourCo.,

Co.,Ld.,U.S.A.

Southall talls Manufacturing Co. (China), Ld.

Richard Emsley, Ld., Bradford Red Hand Compositions, Ld. of

Glandular Preparations Ltd., Sydney London. Red Hand Brand

Antifouling and Anticorrosive Paints,

Huntley & Palmers, Ld., Reading and Romac Motor Accessories, Ld. Motor

H.London.

Jones & Biscuits

Co. Pty., Ld., Tasmania. J. Accessories,

H. SpencerAir& Compressors

Sons, Ld. Paper

I.X.L. Jams and Fruits Makers Felts

1042b ADVERTISEMENT

BLACK & WHITE"

SCOTCH WHISKY

> -- ■ /

Dodwell & CO., Agents.

HONGKONG 1043

L. and

Sterne

Ice Making Co., Ld. Kefrigerating T. B. Wilson, general agent

Waygood-Otis,

purposes Ld.Machinery

Elevators for all C.J. W,

P. F.Morris

James

Woodite Co. Woodite Products Wm. Way

LiftSanitary

Erection andandMaintenance Capt.

D. D. W. H. Thomas

McKay

Heating

Engineers. Electro Wiring and Ventilating E. J. McGann

Electro Plating S. L. O’Hoy

IKailan Mining Chin Keay

Colliery andAdministration—

Steamship Owners. GeneralDollar

Agents for

Steamship Line

Coal, CokeManagers:

General and Ceramics Yao Hua American Mail Line

Mechanical Glass Co., Ld. Cable

Ad: Maishan *

Office Equipment Dept. Dollar Steamship Line—12, Pedder St.;

; Roneo, Ld., London.

and Steel Furniture Office Appliances Telephs. 28171; Cable Ad: Dollar

i LTnderwood Typewriter Co., New York The Robert Dollar Co., general agents

Elliott Fisher Corporation, New (See Dollar Co., The Robert)

York.

Machines Bookkeeping and Accounting

Niedich

Sundstrand, ProcessNew Co. York. Adding Dolly Vardon Hat Shop, Millinery

Sports Wear, Bathing Suits, Wash-

Machines dresses—St. George’s Building, Corner

Safe-Cabinet, Marietts, Ohio. Steel of Chater Road and Ice House Street

SafesSafe Co., Marietts, Ohio. Steel Dominican Procuration for Missions,

Victor

Safes Spanish — (See under Churches and

Original Odhner, Goteborg, Sweden. Missions)

Calculating Machines

SafePennsylvania

Guard Check Writer Corporation,

KeeNew

LoxYork.

Manufacturing GORDONS DRY GIN

Carbons Co.,

andRochester,

Ribbons The (^) of a Cocktail

Lombard Codes, Ld., London

WineTeleph.

and20636 Spirit Department

; Agencies

W. A. Ross & Sons. Belfast.

Tanquery Gordon & Co., Ld., Dis- DODWELL & CO., LTD.,

tillers, London

James Tel. 20636,

Gordon’sBuchanan

Dry Gin&Co.,

Co.,Ld.Ld.

Sole Agents.

Wm. McEwan & Co., Ld.

Yeuve Clicquot & Co.

Courvoisier Ld. Dor

Hunt

W. A. Roope

Ross &TeageSons, &Ld.Co. andPoManufacturers

Co., The, Importers, Exporters

of Mosquito Des-

Motor Dept. troyers^—Teleph. 22109; P.O. Box 54;

Morris Motors, Ld., Cowley Cable Ad: Dorpomos; Code:

Morris Commercial Cars, Ld. Bir- Bentley’s

mingham

11 Woolseley

ham Motor (1927), Ld., Birming- Douglas, ± & # Tak he le se

Dollar Directorv—3a,Wyndham Street; P.Teleph. & O. Building,& Connaught

Lapraik Co., Merchants—

Road;

Teleph. 20028; Cable Ad: Mail 28037; Cable Ad: Lapraik

A. H. White, partner

C.R. L.Murray

Farmer I F. A. Sequeira

Dollar Co.,V\ The ^ Robert,

M ± Shipping,

E. G. dos Remedies | Miss Remedies

Lumber and General Importers—12, General Managers

Pedder Street; Teleph. 28171; Cable Ad:

Dollar Douglas Steamship Co., Ld.

101 i HONGKONG

Duro Pump and Engineering ,Co.r

Tak ki lee si Lun shiin Kilng: szp Electrical and Sanitary Engineers, Manu-

facturers’

Road, Kowloon; Distributors— 430, Nathan

Teleph. 56226;.

Douglas Steamship

Teleph. 28037; Cable Ad; L&praik Co., Ltd— Cable •Ad:; Curfin ; Code; Bentley’s

Douglas Lapraik & Co., genl.

Consulting Committee—Hon. Mr. J. pianagers W. S. Y. Curtis, B.sc.pE.E., mgr.

J. Paterson, Mr. L. J.. Davies and Dykes, J. S., Dr., l.d.s.. Dental Surgeon—

Sir Robert Ho Tung Mercantile Bank Buildings, 7, Queen’s

(For Steamers see end of Directory) Road Central; Teleph. 23171

Dowley, W. A., Exchange and Bullion

Broker—Room 22, Alexandra Buildings; and Night—2' Eagle Garage, Motor Cars for Hire Day

Telephs. 20196 and 21743 7, Canton Road, Tsimsha-

tsui, Kowloon; Teleph. 56436

Dozon Co., General Storekeepers, Ship East Asiatic Co,, Ltd., (Cbpenhagen)

and

and Road,Family Compradores,

Cigarette Merchants—109, Petroleum

Laichi- —Agents: John Manners & Co., Ltd.

kok Shumshuipo; Teleph. 57861 Mercantile Bank Building, Teleph.

2-1071; Cable Ad : Orient

DfeAGON Motor Car tjd.. Ltd,, The—33,

Wong

Teleph.Nei Chung

30228; CableRoad,

Ad: Happy Valley; East Asiatic Trading Co., Import-

Autoimport

C.P. M.

Lauritsen, managing director Export,

Art Objects,- Manufacturers

Specialists inofLinenChinese

Em-

M. B. Davis,

King, director

do. and Teakwbod Garments,

broideries, Silk. Furniture, Blackwood

Wholesale

j: apd Retail—Asiatic Bpilding; Tcleph.

& ifr m • 23845;' Cable Adi i^htilace

Drapery Emporium, The—64, Nathan Leong Tin I’d, general manager

Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 57004f CablejAd: ' Y. W. Wong, manager

Gassum

East Point Garage—Yee Wo, Streets

DuNBAR^:Co.,jk.—Exchange Bldg.; Teleph1 Teleph. 23322

21168; QP.O. Box 282; Cable Ad:. H. F. Shing, mahager

Dunbar Shing Tak, garage engineer

Lambert Dunbar, partner

W. T. Stanton, do.

Mrs. A. M. E. Matthews, private secy. Building,Asbestos

Eastern Chater RoadColj The — Prince’s

Teleph. 20501;

Dunlop Rubber Co.,(China);Ltd.—South, Cable Ad: Corrugated

Bradley & Col, Ltd., gen- managers

China Morning

Wyndham Street;PostTeleph.'

Building, 1 andPL)-3,|

24554; J. G.F. T.Miller,

Palmersuperintendent

| J. L. Alves

Box 478; Cable Ad: Pneumatic Agencies

F. S. Gibbings, mang. dir. (Shanghai) The Beldam Packing and Rubber Co.r

R.F. C.C. Young, director (Hongkong)

Webb, manager do.

TheLd.,HoytLondon

Metal Co. of Great Britain,

D. S. Green j Mrs. C. S, Rosselet Ld., London

M.(Canvas)

C. Thomson & Co., Ld., Glasgow

Duplicating Stone Co., Manufacturers of J. Dampney & Ob’., Ld., Newcastle-

Moonstone, Copying

Hecktograph Composition

Ink, etc.—22, and

Cochrane on- Tyne

Street Central; Teleph. 24330 TheandBritish Antifouling Composition

Mok Man Sum, manager WailesPaint DoveCo.,Bitumastic,

Ld., LondonLd., New-

DuROi Motor Co., ELtd., The, General castle-$n-Ty!ne /•;

Garage Business and Filling Station—

132, Nathan Rd., Kowloon; Teleph. 57226 Eastern andMackinnon,

AustralianMackenzie

Steamship& CoA Co.,

A. Mann, manager Ltd.—(Nee

HONGKONG

Eastern Bazaar, The, Indian SilkStore— a & m n tsi 0

37, Queen’s Rd. Central; Telepb.: 26356; Eastman Kodak Co., U-S.A. (Hong-

P.O.P. Shewaram,

Box 638; Cable Ad: Maharaja

managing proprietor kong Branch) Manufacturers and Im-

K.A.N.Tbanwardas

Shewaram-Khemlani, do. porters

cluding ofX Photographic

Ray and Motion Materials In-

Picture

Miss. Marry | A. Fok j T. Bnagwan Film. Distributing Office. for South

China—David House, 67,’ Des Vceux

Rd.

Kodak Central; Teleph. 21937; Cable Ad:

n&m x. w Gordon E. Frisque, manager

Eastern Dyeing

—Factory: Causeway Bay & Dry Cleaning’ Co. L. S. Liu | .M, C. Wong

Mind you don’t get taken in, ^King chat yifcJc'm f.inij m

order Economical

and Export Merchants Co.,

Trading and, Import

Manu-

facturers’ Representatiyes—Bank of

GOBEBON’S m&mE GIN. Canton Building,’ 5th flooi; P.O. Box

285; Teleph. 24329; Cable Ad:

DODWELL & CO., LTD., Mottoes

J. M. d’Almeida, manager

Tel. 20636,. Miss

Miss M.L. Y.A. Passes

dos Remedios

■Sole Agentsi 1 ' Sales Department—31, Winglock Build-

ing,

56814 (Ground floor) Kowloon; Teleph,

n &mm&mmm%m^ m Miss D. d’Aquino, manageress

Miss M. Alves

Tim(j po chau kap 0 se U q Tin yo Kung sag Agencies Barnett & Foster, London, N. 1

Eastern Extension, AustraSasia Stratton

and China Telegraph Company,

Ltd. (Associated with Imperial and W. K. & C.&Tehee,Cq_‘ Ld.,

Ld.'Birmingham

Sheffield

International Communications, Ltd.)— . John Harper A

Ad. Auriema, Inci„NewCo:, 1 a!.; Yopk

Willenhall

Connaught

Hongkong Road

Club); Ad: Central;

Teleph. (next to

28035; Head Chas.

P.O. Proprietors of . Hoodwin Co., Chicago

Box 597; Cable Eastern. >,

Office: Electra House, Moorgate, Lon- : Garage Lusitana, Macao

Empresa Comercial Lusitana, Macao

don,-E.C 2

C. C. Clarke, manager ■

C.R. M. Preshaw, assist, manager EDUCATIONAL , wan ,

N. Cardwell,

Lampard, engineer

deputy. do. ^ 15- ^ "T hh* Yirig tong

Asile

C. W. Somers, mechanician

> I'Supervisors Institution)—Causeway Bay(St. Paul’s

de la Sainte Enfance

A-.H. W. Bolglase I D. J. Mackie Super’s.—Rev. Sr. Auguste Marie,

K. Crichton I H. H. Moss in-charge School

Anglo-French

A.A. W. B. Blackford, traffic

L. de Sb.uza, assist, do, agent Head Mistress—Rev, Sr. Beatrice

L. M. Ozorio, manager’s clerk Teaching Staff

Higher Classes—Srs, Beatrice and

S. A. Marcal, assist, do. Alix

Revisors Remo\

A.:A. Crestejo j J. F. da Silva

: Operating Staff I J. V. Cordeiro beth eandGlasses — Sisters Eliza-

St. Louis

F. J. Noronha Lower

Leon Classes—Sisters

and Marie St. Jean,

de Jesus

C. F.M.Vas

M. Roza II J.Y. W. F. M.Leonard

de Souza Infants’ Class - Sister Lawrence _

E. .F. Medina | E.English M.

nese

Preparatory Class for Chi-

Oliveira

Students—Sr. St. Leon and

Clerical Staff accountant

F. A. Rosario,

A.R. P.M. Pereira Music—Sisters. Beatrice, St. Louis

2 assistants

Silva | D. R. Castro and Vincent

Drawing and Painting—Sisters

I .L. Marques I A. P. Xavier Beatrice and Alix

R. F. da Luz | H. F. Fires

■1046 HONGKONG

Needlework—Sister Cecile MMiss

iss Allen

Mason Mrs.

Mrs. De Biere

Kirkby

Shorthand

Beatrice and Typewriting—Sr. Miss Bedford Mrs. Thomas

Boarding School Mrs. Fernandez Miss White

Miss Batalha

Sister-in-charge—Sr. Auguste Marie Mrs. Lyal Miss Wood

Assistants—Sisters Elizabeth, Louis Miss Vaughan

and Jean Escola Portugtiesa

Chinese

SistersSchool (Orphanage)

Valentine, Eugenie and Director—Portuguese-Consul-General

Josephine Teachers—J. A. d’Almeida, J. A.

Vernacular Day School Dominique, Goncalves, Miss C. M. Goncalves,

Sisters Mrs. J. A. de Almeida and J. M.

Maria, Philomene,

Amelie, Joseph and 7 Ferreira

secular teachers

Needlework Department $ ^ M H Lb ma hu neung

Sisters

Theresa Marie Suzanne, Georges and Italian Convent (Canossian Institute)

Home for the Blind and Nursery —38,Rev.Caine RoadProvincial — Mother

Mother

Sister-in-charge—Sister

2 assistants Helene and Teresa Pera

“Le Calvaire”—Wong-Nei-Chong Sup’s.—Rev.MotherTeresaMartinoia

Vice-Superioress—Mother Virginia

Sister-in-charge—Bev.

Vernacular Day School Sr. Agnes CaratiSchool

Sisters English

JeanneXavier, Gabrielle, Clemence

and Madeline Headmistress—Sister

Teaching

Erminia

Staff Upper and Remove

Home for Incurables and

Sister-in-charge—Sister AloysiaAged Women Classes—Srs. Emily, Mary, Beat-

St. Paul’s Refuge rice, Agnese,

Lower AnnieKindergarten—

ClassesAssunta,

and and assists.

Sister-in-charge—Sister

2 assistants Eulalie and Srs. Giulia, Elvira, Tere-

sina, Claudina,

Special Class forCarla and assists.

Chinese— Sister

g*? sui shii shat Ida andSubjects

Special assistants

Diocesan Boys’ School, The—Ho Music

Mun Tin, Kowloon; Teleph. 57777;

P.O. Box 33 Guglielmina,andPhillis

(Piano Singing)—Srs.

& Beatrice

Committee: Mandolin and Violin—Sr. Phillis

Rt.Hongkong,

Rev. Thechairman

Bishop of Victoria, Italian and French—Srs. Francis

and Teresa F.

A.P. S.H.Cassidy,

Compton,hon.vice-chairman English Lessons for Ladies—Srs.

Frances andandMaryStenography—

correspondent Typewriting

C.G. B.S. Archbutt

R. Sargent, headmaster Sr. Clelia and Miss NunesAnita

C. Blaker, M.c.Dean of H’kong., D.S.C. Commission Orders—Srs.

Very Rev. The and Carolina

Chinese School for Orphans—Miss

J.H. B. L. Dowbiggin

Fleming

ChauYueTeng I E. Cock,

| ProfessorL. m.b.e. St.

Yik, Miss Lam and

Agnes’ College

assistants

Rev. N. V. Halward, m.c. Forster 1stDirectress—Mother

Class Boarding School

Tola

Hon. Dr. R. H. Kotewall, c.m.g., lld. Assists — Sisters Beatrice, Mary

Hon. W.

Rev. SirW.H. Rogers

E. Pollock, K.c. and Teresina

Hon. Mr. W. E. L. Shenton 2nd Class Boarding School

E. H. Williams | J. M. Wong Assistants—Sisters Giulia

Directress—Mother Rosa, Elvira

Diocesan Girls’ School and and Teresina

Orphanage for Chinese

Orphanage — King’s Park, Kow- Directress—Mother Anna

loon ; Teleph. .57172 Assists.—Sisters Olimpia, Giusep-

Rt. Rev. the Bishop of Victoria, pina, Elisa and Modesta

Rev.chairman of committe

W. W. Rogers, hon. secretary Destitute and Aged Maria C.

Directress—Mother

Miss Sawyer, head mistress Private

Mr. Baldwin, a.t.c.L.

Miss Wentworth Children—MotherforAmabfle,

Hospital Ladies and

Sr.

Giuseppina and nurses

HONGKONG 1047

Chinese School—34, Caine Road Queen’s CoLLEGE-^bee under Govt.)

Head-Mistress—Sister

Teaching MabelMuk

Staff— Professor

and Sr. Agnes Sacred Heart English College—

Assistants—Misses Wong, Lau, Nathan

57455; Cable Road, Kowloon; Teleph.

Ad: Sacredo

Liu, Leung,

Convent Branches Ching, Hung, Lam Headmaster—J. S. Shak

HomeStreet,

for theWanchai

Poor—18, St. Francis’

Sister-in-charge—Mother Mari ^ if. * H

St.Mari,

Francis’ Sing yeuh sut Ying mun Shu yun

MissHospital—Srs. Lisetta,

Bautista and nurses St. Joseph’s College—Kennedy Road;

Cable Ad: Brothers

English School—21-23, Kennedy Rd. Director - Rev. Bro. Matthias

Headmistress—Mother

Teaching Staff — Mother MaryMary,

Srs. Cipriana, Anna, Justa and K » R H

assistants Shing po lo Shii yun

Chinese

Teaching SchoolStaff— Misses Wong, St. Paul’s College—Lower Albert Rd.

Chanaton Warden—Rt. Rev. Bishop of Victoria

Special ClassandforChow-

Chinese—Miss Principal—E. G. Stewart

Santos and assistants

Needlework—Srs. Cipriana, Anna

St. Road,

Mary’sKowloon

School—21, Chatham •a • r si ± a

Sing sz tai fan hole tong

Sister-in-charge and Headmis- St.26264 Stephen’s College—Stanley; Teleph.

tress—R.Staff

Teaching M. Marianne

Upper and Re- Warden—Rev. E. W. L. Martin, m.a.

move Classes—M. Erminia, Sr. Chinese

Senior Headmaster—A. Ling, b.a.

Louise and assistants

Lower Classes and Kindergarten— Britton,Resident

m.a. Master—F. A.

Srs. Maria, Marianne, Carolina,

Carlotta, Staff:

Rose, Giuseppina, Tang Ying Lam, b.sc.

Adolfa and assistants Tam Cheung Huen, b.a.

Needlework — Sisters Marianne H. C. J. Asche, m.sc.

and Agnes and Rose J.Dr.A.P.Gaunt, M.a. m.b.

S. Stewart,

Special Subjects: Music (Piano, Cho Yue Chuen (Pong Ngan)

Mandolin

Phillis and Violin)—Sister D. Chan | Yue Lai Ng

Typewriting—Sister Marianne

Chinese Orphanage

Avenue, Hunghom Branch—Gillies

Sister-in-charge—Sister St. Stephen’s Girls’ College—(Lytte-

Assistant—Sister DorinaCleofe lton Road; Teleph. 21551

Principal—Miss E. S. Atkins

Chinese School—Miss Lei Hoe-chen Staff—Miss

and assistants

Chinese School of AberdeenEmilia b.a., Miss Wise,

Wood,b.a.,

b.sc.,Miss

Missf'axter

Pope,r

Sister-in-charge—Sister b.sc., Miss Hazeland, Miss Braga,.

Assistant—Sister MarthaBeatrice Miss

Fok, Buckland,

Miss Cheung, MissMissHall,Leung,

Mrs.

Teaching Staff— Misses Miss Li, Miss Tang, Mrs. Teng,

and Chean Mrs.

Home for Blind Girls—Shaukiwan

Sister-in-charge—Sister Eva Miss O’Hoy, Miss Yeung, Ho,F.

Sanh, Miss Or, Mrs.

Assistant—Sister Modesta Mason,

Kung Foo, Lo LoKwan Sheung,

Tse Yan, Tse Yung

Chun

Foundling Home (Sacred Heart Woon, Wong Sui Shek, Bo Shau

Chapel)—44, High St., West Pt. San and Lam Man Ching

Sister-in-charge—Sister Maria

Kowloon British School—(See under Tolished Man 1905)—58-60,

Wai EnglishStaunton

School (Estab-

Government) Headmaster—To Man Wai Street

Mui Ling Girls’ College —Bowrington Assist.

Mandarin Master—Lam ManKwong

Master—Lam Kwok Ching.

Canal West, Causeway Bay Vernacular Master—Wong Chai Yat

Principal—Miss T. C. Lau

1(?48 HONGKONG,

University of Hongkong—Pokfu- Lecturers—

lum and Bonbana Bonds; Teleph. Medical J urisprudence Hygiene

■.

, 26056Chancellor—WiUkwi ' -, ;! /M —E.

D.T.M. P.& H.,Minetty

D.P.H. m:d., m.r.c.s.,

Peel, h,.G-M.a/ k.b.e., m.a. , Pharmacology—S. Y. Wong, M.sc.,

Yice-Chancellor — Sirc.i.e.,William , Therapeutics—T.

Pii.T). ■ W. Ware, m.b.,

Woodward Hornell, m.a. B.s.

Registrar—W-

Librarian—Mrs.B.;.J.Finnigan Ophthalmology

Accountants—Percy

Ring, M.sc.

Smith, Beth M.B., CII.B. • .1. Morrison,

& Fleming i. Tropical

M.D., B.S,Medicine—G.:H. Thomas,

H6n. ■Solicitors—Messrs. Deapons Anatomy—R. J. Wong, m.b., ch.m.

General Office— .

Clerk to Registrar—A. Y. Gosano Civil and Mechanical Engineering

Accounts Clerk—F. —A. H. Fenwick, b.sc./a.m.i.c.e.

General Clerk— Y. K.GillChan Mechanical Engineering—D.

Morley, m.a.U. Birch,

, . b.a., C. E.

W.

Cashier—M. K. Cheng English—B.

. Medical Faculty—Prof. R. Clarabut, A.b.a.Hill, m.sc., a.i.c.

R.ch., JJ.R.CL.S,,T.L.R.C.P.

Ride, Chemistry—R.

Physics—D. F.. Davies, b.a.

Engineering Faculty—Prof. F. A. Commerce— M. A.Business

Cooper,Finance

B.com.

Redmond, b.sc. (Loudon) d.i.c.,

F.G.S.Faculty—Prof. Accounting and

Arts G. T. Byrne, —T. A. Martin, a,s.a.a. ! 7

Mf89w F.I.C. Logic

b.a. . and Ethics—G: Y . Reeve,

Professors—

Medicine—W. L, Gerramjf aB.E., Master of Method—A. Morris

m.b.,, ch R,, M.D.,;D.F.H., M.p.c.p. Pacific'

Y. HarryTradeHongandSling,

Shipping—W.

ph.b., m.a.

Physiology—L.

B.ch:, M.R.C.g., T,L-R-C.R.

Ride, m.a., m.b., Chinese ^ Philosophy and Litera-

Pathology—J. Leslie Dayis, m.d., i turn—Dr. Chu Yu Chen

ch.B. Translator - Lam Tdng, p.A.

Anatomy—J.

M.n., ch.m. L, Shell shear, n.s.o., Assistant to—

Surgery—K. H. Digby, m.b., b.s., Prof, of Physiology—Y. Wong,

f.r.c.s. m.sc., ph.d.

Obstetrics and Gynaecology—R. Prof,

M.B.,ofB.S.Surgery—Hsiu Hsih Tse,

E. Tottenham, b.a., m.d., oh.B., Prof, of Obstetrics and Gynaeco-

B.A.O., . L.M., D.P.H., F.R.C.P.I., logy—D. K. Sarny, m.d,, b.s., l.m.

F.

Economics and Political Science—C.O.G. Prof, of Medicine—T. Y. Li, m.d.,

R. Robertson,Forster,

m.a. m.a. B.S., D.T.M, & H.

Education—L. Prof, of Pathology—(vacant)

English—R. K. M. Siinpsbn, M.c., Tutors and Demonstrators—

M.A. Anaesthetist to the Surgical

Chemistry — G. T. Byrne, M.sc., Clinics—G. H.W.Thomas,

Anatomy—E. m.d.,ch.b.,

Kirk, m.d., b.s.

F i.c. f.r.c.s. (Ed.) H. Thomas, m.d.,

Physics—W. Paid, m.scIY/ Vaccination—G.

Mathematics^—W. Brown, m.a.,

B.SC., F.R.S.E., A.M.I.E.E. b.s. Medica and Pharmacy—

Mechanical Materia

Middleton Engineering—C.

Smith, m.sc., m.i.A. J. T. Shand

Electrical Engineering—I. Day,

Mech.e.,

Civil a.m.i.e.e. A. Red-

Engineering—F. A.M.I.E.E.Engineering; — L. A.

mond, B.sc., D.I.C., F.G.S. .Civil

Electrical Engineering—M. H. Oppenheim, b.Sc.

Roffey, nls.o., M.sc., m.i.e.e., Mechanical Engineering — Tam

aiem.a.i.e.' e ." Peng LiatfB.sc.

Readers— Chemistry—Chan Chow Lam

Biology—G. A. C- Herklots, i’H.D., Physics—Un

Workshop Po, d.'sc.and Instruc-

Foreman

M.SC., F.L.S. H. Franol, m.a.

History—N. tor—F. C. Weller

Chinese History—Dr. Lai Chi TinHsi School

cher ofofEnglish:

ChineseMrs.Studies—Tea-

L. Forster

D6. Literature—Dr. Ad Tai

HONGKONG 1049-

University Hostels ‘for Students—

(Hostels conducted directly by Orthola Sound Equipment

1

Orthola Phonographs

the University)

Wardens Willard Storage Batteries.}

LugardHall—R.

Eliot Hall—W. Faid,m.sc.,

A. Hill, M.itc. a.i.c. Elite Styles—A. P,C. Building, 26, Queen’s

May Hall — G. A. C. Herklots, Road Central; Teleph. 22432

M.SC., PH.D.

(In connection withtheUniversity Ellis Kadoorie Indiajt iScho6l (under

and maintained by outside Government)

St. John’s organizations)

Hall—41, Bohhatn Road

(Ch urch Missionary Society) ffi $M % ffi R ± ffl %

Warden—Rev. C. B. Shann,

Morrison Hall — Hatton Road m.a. Ellis & Edgar, Stock and General Brokers

and Estate Agents—9, Queen's Road

(London Missionary Society) Central (1st floor); Telephs. 20136,

28656 alnd 27284; P.O. Box 599;

Warden—Stanley V. Boxer, B.sc. Cable

j- Riccilum (Jesuit Order)—rokfu- , F. M.AdEllis,

HallRoad : Elledga

principal

Warden —Rev. Fr. Macdonald, s.J. A. J. Edgar, do.

St. Stephen’s Hall—for Women J. J. Edgar, signs per pro.

(Church Missionary Society)

Warden—Miss W. I. Griffin R.S. E.M.Edgar

Omar j Mrs. I. Gladstone

Hongkong University Agencies Chan Sik Bun | Miss M. Cheong

Shanghai

Yuen Ming — R.Yuen

F. C.Road

Master, 23,

Penang—Rev. Keppel Gamier, 20, HUNT’S FINE OLD PORT

Pangkor Road AND SHERRY.

Singapore—Director

Java — The Headmaster, of Education

Anglo-

Chinese School, Samarang, and help to make the party merry.

The

Kwee Headmaster, Tiong Hao

Canton —Koan,

Rev.Batavia

C. T. Blanchett, DODWELL & CO. LTD.,

Church Missionary Society, 98, Tel 20636,

. Pak Tze Road

Bdrneb—The Protector of Labour,

Sandakan Sole 'Agents. ■

Edward DiIreivsak^ The$C. Kamming

j| & Co.,

51, Ltd,)Rogd

Queen’s, Pruggists..and )C!hemists—

Qeptral;' Ty^eph.; 20$76 ‘ Embassy Co.—26a, Queqn’s Road Central;

Cheng Kam Ming, .managing director Teleph. 25717; Cable'Ad: Ltonfil

Cheng Vik Nwan,, ^i.p.s. I EAtBress Hotel—(Yen TIoteTs).

| Cheng

Lo KungChung

Lam Wah, assist.

dp. ( ;• EmpEess Lodge- (See Holels) .

Electric Service Corporation (Fed Empeess Store, The. Provision, Wine and

Incorporated,

324, Glohce^tdr'UjS.A.)—322,

Building; f32$ peledh andfe- Spirit Merchants—54, Nathan Road,

28&T7 and 28838; Cable Ad : Listen in ; Kowloon; Teteph. 571n5 ■■■

t‘i Codes: 20|Bentley’s,, Acme.ShanghaiHead Vicente’Atiehzdi iK'Cd, kehl. mgrs.

Office: Nanking eRoad,

’) Frederick' Q, ,I^h

F. Simonson, s> uiamager

assistant ^ ^ vr m

Miss B. Pestonj i, stenographer | EngDealers Aun Tong (TheBalm

in Tiger TigerandMedical

Other Hall),

Medi-

X Filmer, .radio engineer - ! 1 cine—26, 1 Bonham Strand East; Teleph.

! Distributors■

Solem.Mim do. c 26368;

Aw CableHaw,

Boon AM: manager

Hawpar

Majestic Raidibs'

E.S.C.O. Generators and Dynamos , Eric AllUM, Chow t® Co4 ' Importers and

R. G. A. Radiotroris ; J Exporters—18. Cdnnaught Road Cent.;

Columbia Radio Batteries Teleph. 22980

1050 HONGKONG

Esmail, H. M. H., Share, and General Directors—C. G. N. Fowler

Tinson (manag-

(chair-

Broker, Commission Agent, Import- man), R. Vaughan

er and Exporter—P.O. Box 551 ing director),

and D. S. Scott F. R. Smith, A. Ritchie

H. M. H. Esmail, proprietor A. V. Harvey, chief test pilot and mgr.

A. R. H. Esmail, signs per pro. (Hongkong and South China)

E. M. K. Macubhoy, assistant A.Staff—M.F.

E. Simmons, actingR.secretary

3 » % nm & de Pinna, C. Danenberg

King Choi Man Yuk Kung See L. Roza Pereira | Mrs. M. Panizzi

E. T. C. Sales Dept.—31, Winglock KaiW. Tak Aerodrome

F. Dudman, manager (spares

Building, Ground Floor, Kowloon, dept.)

Teleph. 56814 Ground Engineers—W. R. Hawes,

Miss d’Aquino, manageress Y. O. Higginboittom and H. A

Miss M. Alves Mills

Europe Asia Trading Co. Branches: Shanghai, Fukien and

Canton

Eve, Gowns, Hats, Novelties—1, Gloucester H. A. Hawes, manager and test

Arcade; Teleph. 23365 pilot (North China)

Mrs. L. Charlton, sole proprietress G. S. Jones Evans, manager and

test pilot (Fukien)

$ m A. D. Bennett, representative and

Everett, Inc., L., Steamship Agents— Agencies test pilot (Canton)

ueen’s Building; Teleph.

ox 39; Cable Ad: Leverett 230.08; .P.0, Sir W. G. Armstrong Whitworth

L. Everett, president (Shanghai) Aircraft, Ld.

W. P. Hunt, vice-president (Shanghai) A. V. Roe & Co., Ld.

G. P. Bradford, do. (Manila) Westland Aircraft Works

EdE.ward Banks, agent

Cordeiro. | S. L. O’Hoy Saunders-Roe, Ld.

Agents for Gulf Orient Line Cierva Autogiro Co., Ld.

American Armstrong iSiddeley Motors, Ld.

Lykes Bros. Ripley Steamship Co. Cirrus-Hermes Engineering Co.,

U.S. Salvage Association Ld.

Philippine Steam Navigation Co. Technical Agents

British Aviationi Insurance Co.,

Everlasting Electrical Supply Co., Ld.

The, General Mechanical Contractors—•

96, Queen’s Road East; Teleph. 24510 t & #f

Excelsior Co.. & mExporters and Im- FarLtd.,EastTheOxygen

n The, and Acetylene

(Ste. d’Oxygene Co.,

et dAcety-

lene d’Extreme-Orient)—Office,

porters, and Dealers in Books, Magazines, shops and Factories: To-Kwa-Wan; Work-

Photo Supplies, etc. Photos Developed, Teleph. 57789; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

Printed and Enlarged — 5, D’Aguilar Lugagne, and Natio

Street. Branch:

P. Chand, Hongkong Hotel

manager R. E. M. Devaux, manager

^ &iSCo.IK(Hongkong),

Fofc kunLtd., Far

na Geo., and East Shipping

Chartering Co., Shipbrokers

Agents—47,

Falconer Rd.; Teleph.

Watch and Chronometer Makers, Jew- Codes used: A.B.C. 5th edn.,26598; Cable Ad: Connaught

Farshipco;

ellers,

Geo. Mellis, director edn., Bentley’s, Boe and Private

F. W. T. Ross, do. K.N.K.I.Leung,

Mann manager

J. J. King

Far East Aviation Co., Ltd.—Head Far nEastern & m% m mm

Office: Asiatic Building, Queen’s Road Advertising Advertising Co., Ltd.,

and' Publicity Agents—

Central; Cable Ad: Airco; Codes Used: China Building (5th floor), Room 6;

Acme, Hongkong.

Office: Bentley’s, and Private.Shanghai

Branches: Head

-and Mukden Teleph. 20862

Y. W. Chan, manager

HONGKONG 1051

Far Eastern Building Co., Ltd. The, Fok, Dr. W. K., m.b., b.s.—Office: 140>

Contractors and Builders, Beinforeed

Concrete Specialists — 25, Lee Yuen Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 24341.

Street West; Teleph. 23082 Residence: 48, Bonham Road;

Teleph. 22793

m m x~m Fong, Harry, Dentist—74, Queen’s Road

Farrell P. T.,ftConsulting

EngineersandandCo.,Surveyors, Manufac-

Central (1st floor); Teleph. 21255

turers’ Representatives—King’s

ing, Connaught Road Cent.; Teleph Build- m ik

24422; Cable Ad: Farseeing; Code: Fongkey —18,

& Co., F., Importers & Exporters

Connaught Road Central; Teleph.

Bentley’s 24027 ; Cable Ad : Effective

P. T. Farrell,principal F. Fong

Fongkey

Capt. W. J. Andrews Ngok Fan | FongChungLiro

Federation

and 69, Des ofVceux

British

Road Industries;—67

Central; Teleph.

21746 * * w

Representative in South China—G. Fook On Wing, Ltd., Leather, Hide and

Canva,s

W. Sewell Teleph. 20302; Cable Ad:Hing

Merchants—40, Lung St.;

Fookonwing

Feld &firCo.,#Ltd.,5E F.,«General

?8 Importers

«

and

floor);Engineers—Pedder

Teleph. 26650; CableBuilding (2nd GORDON’S SPECIAL

Ad: Feldbobe

O.W.Hechtel, OLD TOM GIN,

Veit manager always makes you glad within.

M. Hanke, dipl. engineer

Fernandez,mM., Share m Broker DODWELL & CO., LTD.,

hand General

—Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Build- Tel. 20636,

ings (2nd floor); Teleph. 24688; Cable Sole Agents.

Ad:T. Fernandina;

D. ChanatongCode: Bentley’s

Finnish Consulate—(Nee Consulates) *T # Ml jj®

Fire Insurance Association of Hong Fook Tei Company, Imp rters and

Kong—(Nee Associations) Exporters, Manufacturers’ Agents,

Factory Owner,s:—Bank of Canton

First Church of Christ, iScientist— Building; Telephs. 26768 ; Cable Ad :

Faupellim; Codes A.B.C. Gth edn.

(Nee Churches)

Bentley’s Acme and Private

M ^ * w + O. V. Lim, managing partner

Chung sai Tai yeuk fong Lam Yan Fu, secretary

Fletcher & Co., Ltd. (The Pharmacy), L. W. VTing, accountant

Chemists, Druggists, Patent Medicine Agents for

Vendors and Commission Agents — E. R. G. Batteries, iLd., Storage

Asiatic

Teleph.Building,

20345 26, Queen’s Road Cent.; Batteries

Standard Battery Separator Co.,

FlyNight,

Garage, Motor Cars for Hire Day and Battery Separators

Motor Accessories and Repairs— Davidson Produots Co., Ld.,

39, Leighton Hill Road, Happy Valley; Paints and Varnishes

Teleph. 22077 Victor Chemical Co., Lubrication

Oil

Fock, W. K., General Import and Export Lyons-Edwafds Co., Auto Polishes

Brokers Ingersol-Magnetic-fLoeks Co.. Mag-

cialists inandMetals,

Commission

Timber,Agents, Spe-

Coal, China netic Motor Oar Locks

Royal Auto Products Co., Car

Products and Sundries—3,' Amoy Street Tyre Patches

(1st floor), Wanchai; Teleph .22871

l'6i>2 HONGKONG

Gflinor Manufacturing' Oo., Aufo 3 a® &u ©

Polishes

‘West^rii'1 :“]3ri-G'u‘re” Mai^ufactiur- ' u ng Sun lJong Kam Ngan Kung Se

ing Co., Tyre fetreadiOg ’ Ma- SilverMaster & Cp.5'Re liners of Gold'and

Bullions—53, DesP.O;Voeux

Central;;iTeleph. J061^ BoxRoad

654;

Fook Weng & Co.,’ Manufacturers and C % Vle

Fung AH Hupgjnajder^

Mantci,,juHic

Exporters of iiwatow Handmade Drawn- Cheng. Chak Tsoi,,

work, Embroidery amj Lace, Dealers in

Silk Shawls, Underwear, Mandarin

Costumes; ivory!, Cloisonne, Pewter and Fantjtgngk!* 1

Brass Ware, Tientsin Carpets, JOUrios Fung Tang,Merchants—Pedder

Importers, - Exporters and

and all Fancy Goods, etc.-^Pentnsula General Building;

Hotei-Arcade; Telieph. 2462® 5 Cable Telephs. Redbois; 20495 'and 21704;

Codes:~Acme, A.B.C.Cable5th Ad:

and

Ad : Curios; Code : Bentley’s ‘ 6th' .ethis:' im proved, Lvebef’s, ;

Bentley’s

andFung

DuoKong •LTn,' principal

if.fr.B '-m % m ± Agency

Poof Ease Hosiery

Office), Hosieries—37, Mixl (Hongkpng Acme Commodity and Phrase Code

■ "-GeRfey~~~Toleph-; -263^6-;Queen’s' Road

Gabie-—-Ad;

^ 4 ± Tui

Furness (Ear East). Ltd., Shipping

Franklin, ,/iioA. C., nur- ajo and[ AgentswKing’s

f.i.c., Metallurgist Cable Ad:

Building;

Furnprinfie :

;Teleph. 23165-

Local Board—Leonard Yates (chair-

man), C..,C,

Gordon Yates . Black, ;M*. Gordon,

A. H. iyammert -

;Fbench' Consulate Consulates)' I . Cheng1 Kwong

. ChengM.Cheung’

Mrs. Hbhgn toriChoi| Miss C. Yas

^ Chuen ai Agencies

French Store, Commission Agents, Gen- Prince

oral -Store-keepere,

Confectionary -French -- Dealers,

and Provision -Bakers, Furness,Line

Ecouomie Withy A Co.,Co.,Ld.L'l.

Ipsurance

Wine and Spirits, etc.—97, Qupen’s Road

Central; Teleph. 20794; Cable Ad:

Erenstor fu M Yu

N. E. .Allaye, .proprietor Gande,

and Price & Co., Ltd., Wine, Spirit

Cigar Merchants—St.

C. Tim, asst. mgr. Ice House Street; Teleph.George’s

20135; Bldg.,

Cable

Ad:Directors—S.

Sphinx C. Bank (managing)

n& & m ± % Kenneth Chan and Leung Yan Po

Fuji Paper Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in R. D.P. Rumjahn

Phillips, manager

Japan)—China Building; Teleph. 23452; | Tsu Ho Tseung.

P.O. Box 540; Cable

T. Ryugo, manager Ad: Seishi , Gap Road English School — {See

Fumigation and Disinfecting Bureau, Governjnent)

Ltd.—St. George’s Building (1st Gascon Motor Co. 2, Kworig Wah Road,

floor) Kowloon; Teleph. 56242; P.O. Box 635;

A. C.“ Aldecoa

Hulk Botelho ” Cable Ad: Gasconbabs

A. A. d’Almeida A. Gascon, managing proprietor

Agency

Harley Davidson Motorcycles

Fung Keong Rubber Manufactory,

ManufacturersLung

Soles—Ying; of Budding,

Rubber Shoes and GayGoods

Whitfield, Kee, Building Materials knd Sanitary

Merchant and Sanitary Engineer

Causeway

Main St., Shaukiwan; Teleph. 22952; Telephs. House,

Bay; Teleph. 21346. Works: —David Des VceUx

21482 (Office), Road(Factory)

25503 Central;

Cable Ad: Rubber; Code: Bentley’s Lee Kwok Cheung, sole proprietor

HONGKONG 1053

Gehimull, D. I). Bros*, Import/, Export m w m ® & &

i and Commission

Street; Teleph. Agents—38,

21685; P.G. IceBoxHouse516; Gestctrscr (Eastern), Ltd., D.

Cable Ad: Gehiinull (Incorporated in England), Gestetner

Duplicator Manufacturers—New Bank

General Accident, Fire and 'Life As- Teleph. 25358;D'esCable

Building,.4a; Vceux Ad:

RoadGestOtners

Central;

f surance Corporation, Ltd.! Hongkong. Head Office for Far .East:

James

Alex. RossH. Backhouse; Ltd.,iitd.,agents

& .Co, CCliina), dp. .8, P.Battery Road,general

Singapore

H. barton, mgr. Far East

L. H Moorman, manager

H. M. J. Ribeiro j It Yeung 1

Ying kwok iurig ymng Qin M kurig sze

General

Ltd., The,Electric

jjllepmcalGo. of China,

Lngineprs, Manu- Getley Company, The, Importers, Ex-

| facturers and Contractors — Queen’s .China porters, .and Commission Agents—

I Buildings; ’Teleph. 20518; . Cable Ad: Building; Teleph, 30517;

Sparkless. Head Olty-ee:Hankow Shanghai, L.O. Box 379; Cable Ad : . Gipco;

t Branches: Hongkong, and Codes: Bentley’s A.B.C. 6th edn.,

| Dairen Acme and Private Codes >

I A. B. Rawbrth, ‘A.M^f.K.Ei', branch

manager

H. P. Bailey | E. C. Norris

F. X. Almada Remedies, accountant 0©HD0IM9S COCIiTAIL.

! A.B. Xavier

K. Silva |! A.R. Almeida

S. Capell

C. A. dos Rem'edios All ;ypvi hade to do is shake it.

Agencies Gordon's know the way to make it

The General Electric Co., Ld., London,

•i Witton, Manchester

Fraser & Chalmers and Birmingham DODWELL & CO., LTD.,

Osram-Robertson

Pirelli-General Lamp Works

Cable Works, South- Tel. 20636,

| ampton. ik Hook

Chamberlain ham Sole Agents.

Express Lift Co.

5 Salford

Birmingham Electrical Instruments,

Carbon Works Ld.

Witton-Krarner

Hoist Co. Electric Tool and Getz’s .Motor Service Station, Motor

Car iService and Accessories —

Rawplugs, Ld. Corner of Lockhart and Ma/rsh

Roads (New Reclamation): Teleph.

General Milk Co., Inc. — Alexandra 23714 C. H. Goetz, manager

Building (4th floor); Teleph. 23722; A. A. Silva, secretary

!P.O. Box iSStl; Cable Ad: Carnation

S. Feldman, manager

Miss I. A.

S.K. M.M. To, Chenalloy

Wongcomipradore

| L. Cheung ft Gibb hong

1

German Consulate—(Nee Consulates) Gibb, Livingston

P. & O. Building; Teleph. St Co.,

28031; Ltd.—

Cable

Ad: Gibb

£ fits m C. G. S. Mackie, managing director

Gerondal, A. E., Ship, Freight and L. J. Davies, director

F. L. Ball, signs per pro.

General Broker—Asia Life Build- P. E. Barker I H. A. Ribeiro

; ing ; 14, Queen’s Road Central; E. G.L. Groome

Teleph. 28367; P.O. Box 226; Cable J. Haigh G. F. Santos

? Ad: Gerondal; Codes: Bentley’s, A. L. Sullivan F.A. X.Victar

Mendes

Boe, Inter Lugagne, Cogef Lugagne L. E. Ozorio

.and Scott’s A, J. V. Ribeiro A.A. M. Luiz

A. E. Gerondal, principal L. A. Rosario J. Castro

J. A. Gutierrez, assistant A. J. Brown Miss C*. M. Xavier

1054 HONGKONG

Agencies

Hongkong Electric Co., Ld. G. Miskin, director

Ben Line Steamers, Ld., Leith C. R.Blaker, do.

D.C. Fincher

Sheepshanks

Richard,

chester Haworth & Co., Ld., Man- E. I W. Broadlridge

James Kenyon & Son, Ld., Bury E. F. Fincher | A. W. Torrible

British North Borneo Government, N. Mackay

W. A. Shea |I Miss

Miss R.E. Mow

RogersFung.

Borneo J. T. Cook I Miss P. Gittins

British

Harrisons Borneo Timber Co.,(Borneo),

& Crosfield Ld., BorneoLd., A gencies

Borneo Swedish East Asiatic S.S. Co., Ld.

The BorneoChemical

Co., Ld.,Industries

Bangkok Metals Lloyds

Imperial Ocean Accident

Gresham Fire & Guarantee Corp., Ld.

Accident Insurance

Ltd., Birmingham

Levers Pacific Plantations Pty Ltd., Society, Mackie,

Ld. Todd & Co., Ld.

Sydney Findlater,

BurnsBritish

Philp & Co., Ltd., Sydney Rootes, Ld.

Willeys HumberCorporation

Overland and Hillman Cars-

TheMelbournePhosphate Commissioners, Rowntrees Cocoa and Chocolates

Compagnie Francaise des Phosphates Irving’s Yeastvite

de L’Oceanie Paris, Tahiti Samoa Cobra Boot (Polish

Administration of Western Wright’s Coal Tar Soap

Apia

North China Insurance Co., Ld., m tt

Shanghai

Phoenix Giply & Co., L. K., Importers, Exporter8’

NorthernAssurance

AssuranceCoCo.,

, Ld.,Ld.,London

London and Commission Agents—China Bldg.;

Queensland Insurance Co., Ld.,Sydney Teleph. 26527; Cable Ad: Sunline

Manufacturers Mutual Insurance Co., H Mei ya

Ld., Sydney

Mercantile

Sydney Mutual Insurance Co., Ld., Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance Co.—

Ocean A.A.U.

Insurance Co. of Gothenburg, Road Central; Teleph. Asia Life Building,

30234;14,Cable

Queen’s-

Adr

Gothenburg Amerriters

flj g Yat lee American Asiatic Underwriters, Fed-

Inc., U.S.A. Managers for the Orient

Gibbs & Co., J., Importers, Exporters

and Commission Merchants— Teleph.

20704; P.O. Box 103; Cable Ad: Yip; Exporters, Globe Trading Co., The, Importers,

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Lieber’s, Manufacturers’ Repre-

Western Union and Bentley’s sentatives and Commission Agents—

Ip Pun, principal 37, Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph.

22724; Cable Ad : Genuinely ; Codes :

Gibson, J. S., Architect and Surveyor— A.B.C. 6th edn. Bentley’s, Acme and

Whiteaway’s Building, 20, Des Yoeux Private I. C. Lee, proprietor

Road Central; Teleph. 21891

Gibson, R. McLean, m.d., c.m. (Ed.), f.r.c.s. Gloucester, The—(^ee Hotels)

(Ed.)—London Mission

Gidumal & Watumull,Wyndham Ltd., O. K>,Street;

Gen- i M B f§ & #

eral Exporters—36, Ko tah leap Tuck hi le se

Teleph. 25212; P.O. Box 5©8; Cable and Consulting Goddard & Douglas, Marine Surveyor*

Ad: Kamani Engineers. Surveyors

R. Karamchand, managing partner toPrincipal

Local Shipping

Insurance Offices,Agents and and

the

J. Watumull, L. Gidumal and G. Surveyors to Det Lines, Norske Veritas;

Odharmal, directors Surveyors to Germanischer Lloyds—

35 ± Tai ping Alexandra

Road; Teleph.Bldg. 20122;(1stCable

floor),Ad:DesGoddard

Vceux

Gilman R.J. W.

H. Douglas, a.i.n.a., partner

Yoeux &Road; Co., Teleph.

Ltd., Merchants—4a,

28011 Des Bundred,

Miss G. S. Blyth do., do.

Duncan Paterson, director (London) Fung Kit Sang | Ng Kum Chuen

J. L. Palmer, do.

HONGKONG 1055

Agencies F. Graga

Toplis & Harding, Assessors, London P. Soares | Miss D. Leao

Far East Superintendence Co., Ld. Miss M. Graga | Miss R. Baptista

Miss F. Graga | Miss H. Remedios

Go hi

Cioeke

Merchants,St Co., A., Import and Export n& w m & m

Building (4thInsurance

door); Agents—China

Teleph. 22221; Graeco-Egyptain Tobacco and

Cable Ad: Asteridian; Codes: A.B.C. 5th Coffee

and 6th edn., Bentley’s, Acme, Schofield’s, Cigars and Store, High Class, Cigarettes,

Mosse, Universal Trade, Zebra 3rd, Rip- Turkish and Tobaccos,

Mocca-Java Freshly

Coffee Ground

roasted

persA. Paper and Private

Goeke, partner daily—China Building, 4, Pedder Street;

H. Amann, do. Teleph. 22801

H. Hornig, do. (Canton) H. Dedeoglou, proprietor

A. Toe! eke I E. Amann Gran,

W. Foraita | W. Brown

Agencies chantsA.andL.,Engineers—Queen’s

General Importers, Mer-

Building

Fiat Motorcar Works, Torino (3rd floor); Teleph. 22302

M. Michelin & Cie., Clermont, Ferand. C. Broakenhielm, manager

Motor Tyres Q. T. Chen, compradore

Tropisco Paints. Ships’ Paints and

Rust Paints

Soc. Int. de Placements Basle (Inter-

national Investments) James Buchanan & Co., Ltd,

Owners “BLACK & WHITE”

Fiat Garage

Golf Club, The Royal Hong Kong— WHISKY

(See Under Clubs) DODWELL & CO., LTD.,

± m w: Tel. 20636,

Gordon’s Ltd., Ladies’ Footwear Special- Sole Agents.

ists —

24052; Kayamally Buildings; Teleph.

W. S. Drake, managing director

(% it ^ ^ #

TZ & m M M £

Gotla & Co., P. D., General Merchants Grand kong

Theatre (Controlled by Hong-

Amusements, Ltd.)—Queen’s Road

and

Street;Commission

Teleph. 23084;Agents

Cable—Ad:16,Gotla

Peel East; Teleph. 23694; P.O. Box 82

J. H.P. Gotla

C. Gotla I B. P. Tavari Great Central Foundry, Ltd., The,

P. C. Mahuvawala | S. J. Jokhi Iron and Brass Founders,

Engineers—Beech andK.M.L.

Mechanical

Gould & Co. Joseph, Stock and Genera] Taikoktsui, Kowloon; Teleph. 57859 46,

Street,

Brokers—Exchange Board

Chan Ki Directors—Chan

of Cho, How Cheuk Kee-pan

20270; Cable Ad: Building; Jogould; Teleph.

Codes: Ip Fook Ling

Tai and

Bentley’s

Joseph and A.B.C.

Gould 5th edn.

K. Stuart-Smith Great Eastern Hotel—(See Hotels)'

Gourdin, Dr. Allston, m.b., b.s., Medical

Practitioner—Kayamally Bldg.; Teleph. Telegraphs)Great Northern Telegraph Co.—(See

25832; Residence: 8b, Peking Buildings,

Kowloon; Teleph. 56171 ffi » yg « 8

Gra^a & Co., Importers and Exporters of Greaves, Land and

A P., Share and General Broker,

Estate Agent—8, Queen’s21955

Rd.

Foreign and Colonial Postage Stamps,

Pictorial Post Cards, Toys, Seeds, etc.— Cent. (1st floor); Telephs. Office:

10, Wyndham Street; P.O. Box 620 and Residence: 24176

1056 HONGKONG

m % in & m ft a b#

Ching chow Ying nai Kurig szd Griffith, & Co,, General Merchants, Im-

Green Island Cement Co. Ltd.— porters Central; and Exporters—5,

Teleph.sole27735; CablpQueen’s Road

Ad: Grifco

Head Office: atExchange

floor); Works Hok'Un, Building

Kowloon,(2nd and Y. T. King, prbprietoy:r

Green Island, Macao, Teleph. 21463 Y. N. King | T. S. -Le(> | T. L. Lai

Board &f Directors—0. A. da J.Roza Agents for

(chairman), J. Scott Harston, ; B. Lancashire InsurahceCoi

Taggart, Li Tse

Shewan, Conrad F. Mendham and Fong, R. G.

Sir Robert Ho Tung « m m Ki lim po

Head

AllanOffice

Keith,Staff Grimble ifc Co.,Passage

Geo., Ship,

secretary

T. C. T. Beck, assist, secretary Emigration, and Freight,

General Coal,

Bro-

M. A.Figueiredo, accountant kers—1, Prince’s Buildings; Teleph.

C.M. H.F. Osmund | Mrs. A. Burleigh 20342; Cable Ad : Elbmirg

Baptista |I J.E. A.A. Silva Noronha George Grimble I Pang Kwok Sui

F-E. Silva E. Grimble [ Pang Kwok Fatt

Hok Un Works GroSr & Co., J. F., Share and

R. Taylor, works manager General Brokers and Estate Agents

S:S. S.F. Bishop, chief engineer

Barns,"chemist —Bank of Oantort Building, 6, Des

Vceux Road,

A.J. J.J. Taylor, engineer 1 Central; Telephs. 22400

Cameron, engineer andJ. 267O0;

FrancisCable

GroseAd: Groseribs

J.F. B.J. Neill,

Winter, .do, do. Lam Shuk Him | Lo Kin Ping

H. Reason, chief burner

A.P. R.W.Carnhc,

Cole, erecwrofan

burner Grossman, E., Bill and Bullion Broker—

8 O. M. S. Oliveira, chief clerk Bank of Canton Bldg.; Teleph. 20077

0. A. Cunha, L. J. Lima and J.

Gonsalves, clerks

Mrs. G. M. Solater, steno-typist j Practitioner—China | Guzdar, Dr.) J. Si, m.b., b.s., Medical

5 Building; Teleph;.

Macao Works .

j A. Ireson, superintendent 25441. Residence: 3, Beautiful Ter-

J. M. Hood, engineer race. Teleph. 23695

W. Jockisch, .burner Ggtamala Cons plate.(Nee Consulates)

M. A. da Silva, chief clerk

A. F. d’Assis, clerk

J. IS. Vaz, do. H M

H. Harfendokf, yard foreman*

Hall

. and &Surveyors--

Hall, Architects;

Kayamally CivilBuilding,

Engineers-

20-

Great

—(See Northern

Under Telegraphs}Telegraph Co', Lrb. 22, Qgeen’s Road Oehtral;) Teleph.

1: 21078’; Cable Ad: Hallb'fOsf’Codes:A.B.C.

5th edn. and Bentley's

m x I • : Geo.William

A. V.Hall,,b.sc. ' , a.r.i.b.a.

Hall,arbjiitecit

r.aRch.'

Gregory & Co., T. M,, Import and Harry Wa^

Export

Telephi Merchants—Queen’s

21360; P.Q. A.B' Building;

Box.C.296;5tnCable

Gregorian;

§dns. Codhs: and Ad.:

6th Hall Law & Co., Ltd;, Importers; Ex-

porters and Commission Agents, Station-

v Lieber’s and Bentley’s_ , • , i! ‘Very

’T. M. 'Gregory, principal

H. M. Gregory, signs pet-pro. - ! Des andVmuNPhotographic'Supplies — 30-32,

Road'Cdnt'.tlst floor);'Teleph.

Miss Gubbay: 23217

Nv Lee

Mak Hin, Sang,. J -ficonjpvadpre

Clip. Ta^f, Cheung

Hamburg-Amexuka. Tjnie—12, Pedder

’ SoleIpekdjian

Agents Bi’os., Wholesale

. Diamond . ' tStvdet;Hamberli Telepb. 2(S661; Cxj-ble Ad:

Merchants •lebsen A ag.enta

HONGKONG 1057

Hamet & Co., A. II., General Mer- Han Ping

chants and Commission Agents—10, Hanping Trading Co., General Importers

Queen’s Road Central; Cable Ad: and Exporters-^ Prince’s Building (2nd

Hamet; Codes: A.BjQ. & Bentley-’s floor); Telepb. 26561 ;. (Jable: Ad: Paraply

A. H. Hamet

T. Hamet | M. A. Hamet

Handicraft Distributing Co., Manufac- James Buchanan & Co., Ud.

turers and ExportersArt

made Drawn-work, of Swatow Hand-

Embroideries,

Ladies’ $ilk and Cotton Underwear,

Ivory, Amber and Mother-of-Pearl Ware,of ‘•Royal Household*9

Jade Stones, Curios and all kinds WHISKY

Oriental Fancy Goods —8, On Hing

Terrace; Teleph, 21069; Cable Ad: DODWELL & GO.. LTD.,

Cbhhsgbodi CodCused: Bentley’s

K.P.W.C.Chan, manager

Tsoi, accountant Tel. 20636,

K. H. Chan, assistant Sole Agents.

Hang Lee Tow Boat Co., Ltd. — Luen

Cheong Wharf; Teleph. 22462 ^ ^ PS ^ G H

^ ^ ^ Harper & Co., Ltd., Wallace, Authorized

Ford Dealers—Head

Hanley & Qo., Structural Engineers, Road, Kowloon; Telephs. Office: 745, Nathan

Building Contractors and Merchants— kong Branch: Hennessy 58016-7; Hong-

Road; Teleph.

Office: Bank of Canton Building

floor) ; Teleph. 26297; P.O. Box ,380; (4th 28240;'P.O. 069; Cable Ad: For dear

Cable Ad: Yelmah W. Harper, mang. director

S. Huang, manager J.F.Shea, general manager & secretary

L. W. Tipple, service manager

® Hing sing R.Wong

Anderson,

Tai On,Canton

Kwongbranch Chowmanager

Wan,

Hannibal & Co., W. A., Merchants, branch managers

Commission and Insurance Agents—8a,

Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 20252;

P.O. Box a. a. r»usn

Codes: All 7;Usual

Cableand Ad: Hannibal;

Private Codes; L, R Dixon

K. S.; Lau K. C. Wong

S.H, H.Y. Wong

and at Canton, New York and London Q. C. Kee

H. T. Buxton, manager

Ko Chi Chung Miss Ri Rbmjahn Leung Lee Man Kam

Ho Kwai Wing-

Lo Tso K. Man | Mrs. Mody

Agencies P. T. Rozario U. Chan SingKaiMan

Sin

Scottish Union and National In- Salesmen

surance Co. U. Man FAt U. Pak Yiu

John Hopkins Co., Glasgow. J.LiuS.Yan

Chan Yuc Chivm Lok

“Glengarry Whisky” A. B. Hahison Chatt Kong

Hanovia Quartz Lamp Co. -- 10,

Queen’s Road Central (2nd floor); Hassaram Gianchand — 2, - D’Aguilar

Teleph. 27888;i , Cable

lamp; . Codes A.B.C.Ad:5th Hano-

edn. Street; Teleph. 21018; P.O. Box 502

Bentley’s and Rudolf-Mosse M. P.Hassaram,

R. Mahraj, proprietor

manager

P. Williams, man agefc

Agencies

Hanovia Chemical and Manufac-

turing Co. Newark, N. J., Hastings & • Co. (Formerly Hastings,

U.S.A, : Dennys and Rowley) Solicitors, Con-

Quarzlampen Oesellschaft m.b.H. veyancers, Proctors, Notaries Public,

Hanau a/M. Germany

British HaridVia Quartz Lamp Patent and Trade Mark Agents—

Co., Ld., Sldiigh. Bucks .2^071-2 ; Cable Ad (2nd

Gloucester Building floor);; Codes

Sleniish Telephs.:

England A.B.C. 5th edit and WesMra Union

34

HONGKONG

Edgar

;,,| bn-xi'd Davidson,1 solicitor atad notary

public m K'j ® m

) C. Bulmer Johnson, do. Heiv lit wah tsalc sze

HeWlitt, A. G., Architect and . Civil

J.ErS.;B. 0;Prentis,

Brdok/s, solicitor

do. Engineer

Teleph.’’21375 — 1,7, Queen’s Road Central;

-Miss Mooney, stenographer A. G. Hewlitt, L.R.i.B A,, principal

■ smm *w&i.

IIat Renovation’ Co., Hait Renovators'; HiDJyKA Import

^ Co., ShippiP^,Coal ^General

and Export Merchants —

Importersof i {ats anxl Hgt .U;.c*ess<»-ics i Alexandra Building (top floor); Teleph.

' 52, NaMan Road, Xowloon : T^elephi 22,108'C'dble Ad: Hidaka.; Codes :

I 56087 Mrs. L. R. Ildefonso, proprietress j Acme, Bqe, Bentley’s and Private '

, A.M. PuseMo:

Frailadona | All Soo ] , i H H j Him Cheong Co.—China Building Qst

floor)'; Teleph. 2485]L ,

S. M. Kong, njanager

® f& .

Hattori Trading'Co., Ltd., Dealers ii Him Sang Fat & ..Qo^ importers and Ex-

WatctespCloeks and Stmtiry- -Goods— 7 West; Teleph. porters , Agepts,—63, Dos Yceux Road

QueenWRo^d Central; 1 Teleph. 20853, 22956

P.0, Box 892; Caiblie AtP: Hattori Pang Yu Hihg, .manager

Y. Ishiymaya, manager Him Yu A Cod Coat^lerdhants—Chin/i

’Buildibg (1st fldor); Teleph. 21319;

± m Cfible Ad:, Hrmyu; Codes: A-B.C.:; 4th

Ha^kes, VYAeaOe' 11 D: (HoXdko.Nd), L¥d.; "and : Oth,' Scotts(lObH edn.; ; ; '

E: S.'Kdhg*, hnf4hager.' ' ‘\

Importer /'Exporter

3!

T Ageri#-A, Qaoen'g i Road , (2iid 4 )i and Mdnufaethrers

1 ! oor

Code§' BOPtlteyk/

Marconi International A:R.C. Otn edn. and hi & ft m m

Himly Ltd., General5 Connaught

port Merchants4f32, import mnd Road Ex-

3$ P & ft fJ: # Central"Cable

24322; ; Telophs,

1

.Ad : 20401, 20934. ami

Himl^

Hazeland ANp Gonella; ; Civil En- Ghah Yin, managing director

gineers,

Kayaip’aljj' Arcniteots

'Buildings,'‘fetfcl' kd,

.Surveyors—

Queen’s Boli Agents'Nettheim & Co.

: Farleigh ■' (Sydney,

. Roficl 'Central; Telepli. 2^564- N.S.W.)

f “ King of Niifaosk” (ie.

‘ Tree”) and “Open Hand ^Brands

m ® ofBeatlter ■ :b -d : •

Health Service Intelligence Bu-

reau (Established 1st May, 1922)—48, ;

Hennessy

Ad: Health Road;

Bureau.Teleph.,Offipes 284,66;

at. Cable Hin

Shang-

Cheong Trading Co.', Importers,

Exporters and OoPmvission Agents—

hai, Hongkong, Manila, Tientsin and Powell Building, 12, _ Des Yoeux

Hankow . Road' Central;' Teleph. ' 21386 ; Cable

* C.'dairectoit

LjSiow, :.FiC.i/,■ ' i: AiR.T:P/H. (England), Ad: Hintrade

Wong Kwok :Yin, general manager mloT : • til-

N. Y. Siow, ... ' '.'do. ^ S’ M W M M

B. C. Siow, chief inspector Hin Fat & Co., Ltd. (Established 1910),

Coal Merchants, ShippingPassenger

Stevedores, Ship, Freight, Agents and

.and

Yl D. Cheung, foireman- ., ■ . ' Insurance

Bonham Strand BrokersWest;— Head Office:23483

Telephs. 81,

Helena May Institute (Ske Associations) and 28485.

Building; ,.Tj^en^. Town Office:

. 22489CodesAlexandra

and /used:

26597;

Heung On li/SURANOECo., Ltd.—86, Wing (rCpjjle,, Bentley’s

; Djdigept;;

complete phrase and Private

Lol{ Street: Teleph. 21721; Cable Kwok Hin Wang, director

Ad: Honico Kwok Shin Suen, do.

iio>’aKaNa 105&

Shimnug Ji)ept... a t Agencies m -an |V jm g

Chiu CBak Son, manager Century

Philips Insurance'Co.,

Lamp Works,Ed.,Eindhoven,

of Eondon

Coal Department Holland

Wong Kwong Tai, manager Amsterdam Diamond Trading Co.,

Insurance Dept. . Amsterdam

Ho Shu Tuen,

Stevedoring Dept.manager

Ip Woo, chief, clerk

% % m m m mm

tf H m Sr Lam yin tuny lun shuen fo chong

Hikss Co.,' Importers, Exporters and Holt’s Whaet—

Butterfield 1 Kowloon; Teleph. 58066

&’ Swire, agents,

MannfaQtpj-er^,Agepts'-f'Qhina

(4th floor) • T’eleph. ‘ 24857 ; P-O. Bui]ding

Box R. Henderson, wharf manager

555 ; Cable Ad: Hirscomp H. P. Allgood, assist, do.

Mak Chan U, managing partner A. E. Herdman, accountant

T. F. Bradford, wharf engineer

Ho Hong Bank—Banks)- ‘ 1 C.

H. F. Stoneham I| J.H.H.Teale

H. HI kins da Silva

E. Butler, Blue Funnel SupL engr.

Hotioner—55,

Ko Tsun, Queen’s

DiR., General Medical Practi- J. C. L. Wong, assist do.

Hoad Cent.;; Teleph.

2163.3 Holy Cross Church—(Aee Churches)

£ M fa

Ho,tioner—50,

Dr. Si C.jQueen’s

. General

RoadMedical

CentralPracti-

(2nd James Buchanan & Co., Lid.

floor), and 137,. Queen’s Road East (1st

floor), and 310, Shanghai Street, Kowloon; OLD LIQLIELR"

Telephs. 22904 (Office), 252.191 and

>57653 (Branches), and 56526 (Resi- WHISKY

dence)

DODWELL & CO., LTD.,

HoFinancier—Office:

Tung, Sir Robert, Merchant Road

4AjfijpeSrWoeilX and Tel. 20636, ,

Cent.;' Telephs.' .24217,. 20059' (Town Sole Agehts!

Residence), and 29108 and 29105 (Peak

Residence) . 4 ylijsa 1 ^nolianoH"

. S. Wong

C. Sun,Wing

Wei Tat,

Tong,Kwan Yau. Kwong,

link.Pak To and HpNDA cfe ,Cq., Ham and Bacon, ,Specialist

Lai Fong, assists. ',■ Kirin Merchant,Beer, Wines,

Provisions—30,32, Praya East;Spirits and

Teleph.

Hoi Yeung Shipping Co.,' Tflp—203, Yung 20720; Cable Ad : Hondayoko-

; Lok Street

Lau Kirig T^?ftl«iaga"0>l-i«oH

____ ;;NavO «niriO *' Homp^OR BhlNP GpRLS AND ^OME FOR

the ;Italian ,, Convent

• * °is » ;^SgSa Under . EducuHnnal) , f ( . .

an, ,

Holland China Handelscompag-

nie N.V. (H'dllaiid-Chlna 1 Trading'Vceux

Co., ' Hong Kong Amateur Dramatic Club

Ltd.),

Road Merchants—flT

Cent.; Teleph. alid

3094369,'.Dp^

1

GaWec1 Ad: : v: i! m M

Holchihand

W. Kien (Rotterdam) , > : Hongkong- American Trading Co.,

H. E. Bodde do. • i/ f ’ Importer^ ■’ and Expprterp, ’Wh^esale

F. HvS'.tA, Lafleur, manager

G.B. Th.

Woudenberg nooi«H B

Rutgers, ■m

Liu> Ch§pg .^eng,, m mm?

ipeg, .partner

0

faisAw M;

rCEE.,Tavares.,,,

'TCj (E. Marker Kir

84*

loeo HONGKONG

Hokokoxo . Amx'.skmkn'ts, Ltd., Cinema a & *s m a ?s «

Theatre Proprietors and Film Distribu- Hongkong Shang Kong 0 Lun shun Kung sze

tors (controlling

Star; World, KwongQueen’s,

Ming, Grand,Alhambra,

New boat Co., Canton and MacaoOwners—

Ltd., Steamship Steam-

Taiyat, Cheong Lok and Ming Sing Ad: Queen’s Building; Teleph! 20.1(31; Cable

Theatres, Steamboat ’ ,

Head ...Office:Hongkong and Kowloon)—

Peddgr Building; Teleph, Directors—Sir Robert Ho Tung, Kt.

(chairman), Hon; Mr. J. P. Braga,

30301 P.0. IBok# 82: Cable Ad: Messrs M. K. Lo, Li Tse, Fong, R. K.

Amusements; Code: Bentley’s

Lo Kan, managing

C'H..'SFoOn

director

. Bp^sel^t, secretary , G.Batchelor

E. Ellams,and C: A. da Roza

secretary

Deacon & Co., Ld., agents at Canton

J. D. Nofonha | Miss D. Loie A. A. de Mello, agent at Macao

Hongkong Fuamk Manufacturing f>J S' S Mni hi Kung sze

Co—32,

P.O.K. Box Wyndham'

329;: general St.; Pakaso

Cable Ad: Teleph. 20898; Hongkong & China ) Gas ; (Co.,, Ltd.—

S. Pavri, manager . Office: West

Central Showrooms: Point; Teleph. Bldg.;.

2, Gloucester 28181.

Hong Kong Automobile Association— Teleph.- Yaumati

24704. Works : West Point and

{See Associations) H. E. Stone, a.m.i.mech.e., m.i.c.e.,

Hong Kong Brewers and Distillers,

Ltd.—Registered Office : 7. Duddell F. engineer and general

Goodwiiv^,ssi§L engr.manager

and mgr.

Street, Riittoh Building; Cable Ad: G. L.E: Rapley,

F. F. Thompson, Accountant

assistant do.

BrurV; Telaph. 05146 L. F. Nicholson, egr. (K’loon. Works.)

Directors—J. P. Warren (chair- J.E. Hunter,

man), Sir' Elly Kadoorie,

K.B.E., COM. LEG. HON,-,' -Hon. W. Simmonds, assistant do.dept.)

supt. (distribution

Mr. J. P. Braga, J.P , Hon. D. Marshall, da do.

Mr. W. fE, L. Shenton, j.p., Hongkong Club, Hong Kong Cricket

Ho Kom Tong,, j.e q.b,e.,

Samuel So Wong, j. mH'( Rut- Club—(See Clubs)

tonjee and Wong Sik Chung

SecretaryT--C. de, S. Robertson 3* H *1 H i# #

Clerk—H. A Waller Ma La Sat po

Hong Kong Broadcasting Committee “Hongkong Daily Press,” Morning

—(See Associations)’ Newspaper (Estab. Ice House

Hong Ko' K g Canton Export Co,., Export; Street (1st floor) and 408, Hennessy

Road;

Import, Insurance, Shipping—French P.O.Box 1; Cable Ad: Press. LondonTelephs. 30251 and (night) 24511;

Bank

Hocanexco, Bldg.; Teleph. 20114; Cable Ad: Agency: 53, Fleet, Street, E.C. 4; Cable

C. Arnulphy, manager Ad: Socotrine

Agents for: formerly “ Hongkong Weekly Press and

“ Theraplix,” Ets. Albert China Overland Trade Report”

Parapluie

Fougere Freres Revel,&S.Fils,

A. Lyons

Lyons Directory and Chronicle

Japan, Malaya, etc. oT China,

Halifax Fire Insurance Co. Halifax, Hongkong Daily

N. S. ■ I Lt.board L. Murrow,Ld.,chairman

Press,

Col. ofH.directors proprietors

of

Hongkong & Canton Ice Manufacturing R. T. Barrett,, managing director

Co.,TheLtd., The,Farm,Ice Ice

and&Cold i Editorial L.Dept.

Co., DairyLtd. (2. Lower ColdStorage

Albert Storage

Road; I.W.Mclnnis

Plew I S. A! Ramjahn

Teleph. 28185), general managers Miss F. N. Cooper | A. R, Suffiad

Directors — A. B. Stewart, J. P. S. Haroon

General Office j N. Laurehciano

Warren, Ho Yick

Kom Cheuk

Tong, Leung Yan Mrs.MissR. E.T. Wolnizer

Barrett, advertising

Po and Lau

Factory—Shameen, Canton; Cable Ad: I !; C. C.mgr.

Lai

Dairyfarm, Shameen L. V. Xavier | J. Lima

HONGKONG 1061

Hong kong tin tang yau han hung, sze S. J.Jarvis, M.c., A.S.j

Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd., The—

Works: North Point; Office: P. & O. S. J.R.C.Way

Stanesby N. Ahmed,

Building; Showroom: Pciwell’s Building, T. P. Saunderson K.W. M.M. Omar Sousae

12, Des Vceux Boad Central; Telephs. J. C, Dunbar

27712? 27716 (Power Station), 22602: W. H. B. Muskett M. T. Nunes

F. A. Joanilho

(Meter dept.) and SOO&S (Com- H. S. Jones S. H. Bux

plaints, Day and NightXl,Cable Ad: W. Stoker C. Marques

Electric; Code: Bentley’s. ,

Agents—Gibb, Livingston Sc A.C. G.K. Silva

Rahumed S.P. A.L. R.Morkles Bux

Co., Ld. A. K. Minu M. Sabhan

Directors—iL. J. Davies (chair- A. G. Mohammed J.E. C-IT.Santos

man), Sir Robert Ho Tung, )Kt., S.H. O.N.'Mehal

Bux S. Alves

Hon. Sir Shou-son Chow, Kt., M. Y. Adal G. M. Butt

T. E. Pearce, J. P. Warden and L. A. Peres H. M. Britto !

Horn Mr. J. J. Paterson J. F. E. Rozario I. Haroon

Manager—J. Douglas Butcher, m.i.e.e. I. Hassan

A.M.I.-MECH.E. Y. A. Neves S.M. M.Hussain

R. Costa

Ruilijahn

.'Generating Station; J.H.F.E.Guerreiro

Vieira F. 0. Mendes

’A.F.G.F.Langston,

Duckworth a.m. M. V.Hassan

Neves H. A. V. Ribeiro

A. Webster • M. H. T. Sousae

A. R. Minu

S.L. de

Deacon

Rome A.H. R.Hatch

Cox M. Rumjahn A.S.M. C.H.Ghaftir

A.T. Ali Jono

A. F. Paul W. E. Peers S. Abbas S. Yusuf' , i

R. P. Dunlop, B.sc. H. S. McKay S.A. Moosa R. M. Xavier

F.R. W. Smith

Normington A. P. Tarbuck

J. H, Maycock R.

W. McGrann E. A. Souza

Gomes J. A. Santos

.D.1. F.S. Lunny

Hill ' J.G. Evans

H. Silva

G. Hailey,A.M.I.E.E. j H. H. Blyth

i S. K. Wang GORDONS DRY GIN

Mains Department

Y.Cant.

Sorby,F.m.i.e.e.

L. Brown. The a Cocktail

G. T. Padgett q.b.e. G- A.

(Mil)

Neves

E. Thompson A. J. Ablong

C, E.H.Gahagan

M. Arnold, J.A. A.I. RibeiroGonzales DODWELL & CO., LTD.,

A.M.I.E.E. L-. G- Morales Tel. 20636,

A. G. Everett, Y. C.

A.M.I.E.E. A. H. Ismail Chan

D. Ribeiro I O. Y. Lara Agents.

"Workshop and Stores ;

R. C.A.R.Starling

Wilson L. M. Gomes Hong Kdng • Engineebixg • ■' h

and , Cons-

oO

A.R. J.E. Coelho

Slattery A. Hassan

C. E. Coelho truction Co.. Ltd.,/Civil Engineering

and BuildingContractors;/Sole Licensees

MeterJ. Department

Gomes M. I. Razack for China of the Frank i Patfent

Compressed Concrete Piling System for

S. Y.Longfield

G. Kerley— Foundations; Manufacturers of. Patent

G.J. Barnes

G. S. Thomson, a.m.i.e.e. Centrifugal Concrete Pipes — Head

Office:

Teleph. Chung

30309;andTin

Cable Building (4th

Ad: Ferroconco floor);

R. C. Butler I K. B. Sheikh Chairman Managing Director—

A. A. Abbas | M. Ramzan Hon. J. P. Braga

^Showroom

W. E. Orchard Directors — J. Scott Harston, Sir

H. M. Marshall Robert Ho Tung, Kt., Sir Elly

A. F. Ferreira I W. I. J. Sodsae

A. P. Maher | N. Franco A. Kadoorie,

R. F. Raven,k.b.e.genl.

& Loworks Cheungmanager Shiu

B. Alves, secretary

1062 HONGKONG

^ ^ m > ^ n s n ?« w

Hong kong Fo clink Po. hirn Rung sze Honr)

1 'korlg 'Wu} 'lbgng cKi ip dn hii

Hongkong Fire insurance

Ltd., The, Jardme, Mathesou & Co.,

Co., P^ONGKONG AND' ijfiwhciii lidrig sze / "

Ld.,Consulting

general managers KoWLOO^ LaND AND IjOAN

Committee.:—Hon. Mr. J. • Cp,, Ltd..— 8,; ditpen's Road West;

J. Paterson (chairman), C.; Bernard Teleph, M73pi ,

.Directors—

.

Brown, A. H. Compton, L, Dunbar,

Sir Robert Ho Tung, i/L/D., T. E. Chung Hau,.Chau Cheuk

Kwan; FongFan,

KukC and

hiu

Pearce, A. H. White and E. A. Tse Ivwim Lu,k :

Joseph Hon. Mr. T. N. Cpau, manager

^ ^ ^ # Hong Kong Tockey Clup ~(Aee,,Ciubs>

Hongkong

Road Central; FishTeleph.

Stoke—-59,

20234; Des

CableVoeux

Ad:

Fishstore

“ The Fish Cafe ” Hong tcorngicowl-obh mk’tdk hip fo chnig kung sue,-

Hong Kong FootbaiA Club—(See Hong Kong and Kowloon Wtharf and

Clubs) Godown Co., Ltd.—Tcleph. .58001;

Cable 'Ad r Gdddwns

Hongkong Furniture Co., Ltd., Con- Directors—Hon.

(Chairman), Hon.Mr. Mr. J. J.C. Paterson

Gordon

tractors and Furnishers of High-class Mickle,A. H. Compton, J. P.

Furniture—8,

Teleph. 22634;. Queen’sCable Ad:RoadFurniture;

Central: Warren,/Allan Cameroh, Frank

Code: Bentley’s Auktin, T. B. Wilidti' J, E. Joseph

Directors—Lau and H. H. H. PriCstley

Man Shing Kung Wan and Lau F. H. Crapnell, secretary and manager

C.G. ,B..71.S.Manners,

Thomson,Assist, manager

accountant

Hong Kong General Chamber of C. E. Terry

Commerce—(Nee Associations') . C.J. Robertson

F. Lee J. K. F.Abbas

June

Hong Kong Horticultural . Society

—(See Associations) W, M. Groves A.J. J.R.Maxwell

A. Eastnliui Juman Khan

Miss A.H. Souza

Hong Kong Hotel—(S'ee Hotels) E.'J. Spiers

Ismail supt.Miss

S.D. R.Mackenzie, Barro:;

Hong Kong Hotel Garage — (See engineer

Hotels) A.T. Fergusson,

N. Mackenzie, cargo supt, engr.

assist, supt.

G. Castle, assist, do.

*»] *: Wharfingers—

A.T. F.L. Harris

Burton,

Hongkong Import and Export

Co., Merchants

—China Building; andTeleph;

Commission24724;Agents

P.O. H. M. Miller

469; CableA.B.C.Adi6thHokineco: II. HVFantham

Bentley’s end., AcmeCodesiand Y. Petherick

A.F. J.W-Easterbrook,

Heron, craft arclutec

supt. t .

Private

S. Shewan, manager J. Hyde, clerk of works ,

■ C.K.andY.L. Lee,

Chan,C.assist;

K. Soo,

C. H. Ho,

manager

assists;Peter Cheung Hongkong

Swatow : DrawnLace Co.,Works

Manufacturers

(Embroideriesof

Hong Kong Iron MiNiNG^ct.iLTD.— Handkerchiefs, • Laces,. Rto-, andHealers

- 43, Chater Road inSO, allQueen’s

kinds Road

of Chinese Pancy Opods—

; Directors;—The Hon, Mr. Jf. J-Paterson

A.andH.A.Compton, Teleph. 24552; CR^le Ad: (2nd

Central /poor).

Lacewingd.

B, StewartH. Ip. H Pjciestley, ., Branches: 111, young,Hwa; Sij-,.$watow;

839,Zf Mpler St.} Shanghai/and |lankow

L. S. Greenhill,, secretary

HOKaKONG 1063

m s

Hong kong chi ti kv/p toi lee yau han hung sze Hongkong Optical Cqv, The (Successors

Hongkong Land Investment and Agency to Clark & Co.), Importing and Manu-

Co^ facturing Opticians—53, Queen’s Road

Road;Ltd.—Queen’s Builcjing',, 3,Lainds

Teleph. 2011^;;.OablO:Hd: Ghater Cent.; Teleph.' 22232; Cable Ad: Clark-

hager; Codes: A.B.C..6th edn. and Private

Directors—Hon. Mn. J. J. Paterson S. AmOricah

K^CheneyOdtOmeiric

JOpt. -. D. Association),

Member of

(chairman), A..H. Compton, H. H. H.

Priestley, Sir Robert Ho Tungi A- H- optometrist

White, T. IL-Pearce and Felix A. S. Y. Ma (fe P.^Sze, assist, opticians

Joseph

L.JBL G^enhiil, pt, ajj ^

Rodgers.,se8tfetajp

B.W.H.C.R.A-Field acccountant PI6ng Kona Philhakmonic Society—

{See Clhbs) ^

Wilkinson Hongkong Polo Club {See Clubs)

W. J. Morris, overseer

# EP IS ®

t3 & m Hong icony ydn tsz /cooii ‘ ,

Hongkong Motor Accessory Co., Hongkong Printing Press, Ltd.,(Litho-

The, Importers of and Dealers in Auto- graphers—

6, Queen’s; Road; BankTeleph.,

of China20437..Building,

Kow-

motive Accessories kftd Parts'. Specialists loon Office 1 3,. Bowring Street

in Storage Batteries—Bank ofjOanton . , P. A-Wavier,:principal ,

Building (1 St, flOdr);,llomnco

BoxT. 575;-Cable FelOphs;^0&?7;

: P.O. R. G. Xavier.

L. Knight,Ad: proprietor

1

Lau Yung Hei, secretary

J.L. S:Ramsay;

Knight,manager

'sectetary

Kwad 'Ohing Tak, assist, manager Mind you don’t get taken in,

S./iRose,

Ghirn, - .'Pang

C. L. Hing

Choy, Chuep,

‘A. Chan,P. K.L. order

Ko\v, LjKwaii L. So and L. Kwen, GORDON’S ORANGE GIN.

assistants

Agencies .*1- -enwoo’iiU to

The ;Sii)a,oniz(Phte^gP):t>Id-, Dodweli; & CO., LTD.,

TricpGdohe

The Products

•Union Corp,, ""

^ahp/flfjfcuring Co., Tel. 20636,

St. Louis, Mo. Sole Agents.

Durp Metal Ppoduc^,C4,

United Can, Fas,terney Cdrp/, Cam- Chi,cago, 111.

bridge,' Mass '

.The

Works, AcmpiNewark,

Whit^.Ueafl

.IvY ^ncV Colour ‘llp^G KongAgents,‘ Publishing Bureau,' Ad-

Wanning J;Sn^th J^Ohmg •$0., Phila- vertising ers—Asia Life

Publishers,' Print-

"Building, 2nd floor;

delphia; Fa. i . /, Teleph.

K. L. Sparking Plvigs, Ud., London > Miss A do Souza, manager 20975liiCnhlfe Affi: Gussie

S. Smith & Sonsj Ld., London Y. Souza, representative-' , . - },

.,, > M, Remedios, do.

Tf ^ ^ Heong Mong team hong

Hongkong Music Co,, Dealers in .Music, Hong 1%Kong & m vo m

Agency's-4- 10,

Musical-instruments and Accessories, Queen’s RoadRealty : Teleph. 28.865 ; Cable

also Expert Repaying of AH Musical

Instruments, Piano and Organ tuners Ad;MissSevenian

and Clara Lau, manager

Teleph.Repairers—

Codes:

26, Wyndham

23390;5thCable

A.B.O.

Street;

edn. Ad: Musicians; . Staffs—Y.

T. (Lay; assist. do.

O. Ho, Chad Pak

K. Y. Tam, manager ' Sun, Miss M. Pereira, Miss-

C: P. Yuen : 1 ■ K. C. Yam, Wong Sau Yat

L. Y. Ming > and F. C. Liu

1064 HONGKONG

Hongkong Realty and Trust Co., Hongkong Stock Exchange (See

Ltd., Real EstateDes

andVoeux

Architects—Ex- Associatloftis)

change Building, Road Cen-

tral; Teleph. 26s!91; Cable Ad: Real trust ‘‘‘Hongkong Sunday Herald,” Sunday

J. F.H.C.Taggart, managing

Barry, secretary director Newspaper, publishedCo.—3a,

by the Hongkong,

Herald Publishing Wyndham

Street; Telephs. 20022 and 24641;

si a si m § Cable Ad: Herald

Hong kong lam kung sze D. C. Wilson, manager

Hong Kong Rope Manufacturing Co., b m m m m ±

Ltd.—Factories: Kennedy Town and

Ma Tau Kbk; Teleph. 27781 Sz mil sun mun chi boon

Shewan, Tomes & Co., genl. managers “ Hongkong Telegraph,” Evening News-

Director^;—-R, G. Shewan, Sir Robert paper—1 and

Ho Tung, Sir Ellji Kadoorie, k.b.e., Teleph. 26615 A,, Wyndham Street;

J. Scott Harston and Hon. Mr. J. P. F. P. Franklin,, manager

Braga Alfred Hicks, editor

J.Y. Coulthart, secretary W J. Keates, sub editor

W.Goiilborn,

Hyde works manager S. A. Gray, reporter

C.K. van

E. J. Sprad berry

P. N. Xavier I E. M. Castro F. Forrow dfV;

Leo;

J.F. Toppin A. Delgado K, Tsang, accountant

J. Tavares | Miss D. Brackstone m & mmmnm &

Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Hongkong tin v;a 'y'au han kung sze

Corporation—(Nee Banks) Hong Kong Telephone Co., Ltd.,—

Registered Oflioes: I'ixchange Build-

Hong Kong and Shanghai Hotels— tog, Teleph.Des20601 ■ Yceux

(Ex. : Road Central;

: (See Hotels) , ■ Cent. Kowloon,

Peak); P.O. Box. 479; Cable Ad:

Telephonco; Code : Bentley’s

Hong Kong and Shanghai Taxi-Cab J.Board

H. Taggart, managing director

of Directors—R. G. Sbewan

§q., Taxicabs for Hire—St, George’s (chairman), J.. Scott-Harston,

dilding, Chater Road; Teleph.

20408 Sir Shou-son Chow, Hon. Dr. R.Hon.

H.

Kotewall,

H. Blake and C.M.G.,

J. P.M.Warren

T. Johnson, D.

J'Hong KongjSilk Store, The, Silk J. W.

P. Sherry,

C. Clark,manager

assist, manager

Merchants, Wholesale and Retail— W. L. McKenzie, a.c.a., secretary

— 60,- Queen’s Road Central Staff

F. R.T. T.Mehwami I M. T. Mehwami

Mehwami | N. T. Mehwami A. N. Braude, R. Buchanan, J. M.

Dalziel,

W. T. W.

J. Geall, Davis, R. E. C.Farrell,

G. Griffin, Hatt,

% m m % A. Ireland, A. C. Jeffreys, R.

Hongkong

tion Store, Sporting

DealersArms and Ammuni- Tollan and L. D. Skinner D.

Kirkwood, B. W. Simmons,

tion, Sporting andin Athletic

Arms, Ammuni-Goods, Hong Kong Trading Co., Ltd., Im-

Cameras, Field

Beaconsfi Glasses, etc. —23312;

5-6, porter^, Exporters an^d Commission

Cable Ad:eld Sporting;

Arcade; Teleph.

Codes: Acme, Merchants — 6, Des Yoeux Road

.Central; Teleph. 20765; P.O. Box

A.B.C. 6th and Bentley’s 505

Wong Kow, proprietor Lam Ping, general manager

Hongkong

ing Co., GeneralStevedoring and , Supply-

Shipping Agents e a * m Tien che Kung sze

and Contracting Stevedores and Hongkong Tramways, Ltd.—Office and

Ship Suppliers 8, Mosque Junction Depot: Canal Road East and Russell

(1st floor); Teleph. 22561; P.O. Box Street, Bowrington; Teleph. 26654; Cable

455; Cable A,d: iStevepljng Ad: Tramways; Code: Bentley’s'

ADVERTISEMENT

The Hongkong & Whampoa Dock j

Company, Limited. {

Telegraphic Address: “MANIFESTO,” Hongkong. ^

Codes Used: A1, A.B.C., 5th Edn.; Engineering:: 1st & 2nd Edns., /

Western Union and Watkins, Benson’s, Marconi. \

1

Dock Owners, Ship Builders, Marine and Land Engineers,

1

Boiler Makers, Steel, Iron and Brass Founders, Forge

Masters, Electrical Engineers, and Salvage Operators.

' No 1 Dock, Kowloon — 700' x 93' 10" x 30' 6” Five Other Docks

i and Two Slipways. Eight Building Berths—400' to 700'.

PASSENGER AND CARGO MOTOR SHIP “KANLAON.”

Dimensions 175’ O" B.P. X 30’0" X 12’3" Mid.

D.W.: 269 tons, B.H.P.: 1500, Speed 15| knots.

Built and Machinery Installed by the HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCK Co., Ltd.

STEEL CASTINGS TO LLOYDS APPROVAL.

Address Enquiries to Chief Manager, Kowloon Docks.

mT7> T ^r Hongkong

i-Ci-L/. Office58053

Kowloon Office 28020

HONGKONG 1065!

Directors—A. B. Stewart (chairman),

A. H. Compton, Hon. Mr, G,;.G. S. Hong kong Wong po Shun o Kunij sze

Mackie, J E. Jos^h and Chba Po Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.,

Sien

L. C. P- Bellamy, ja.c., a.m i.e.e., The — Head Branch

Hongkong. Office : Office

Kowloon , Dock,

: 2, Queen’s

M.INST.T1, general manager Building, Chater Road; Telephs. 28020

(Hongkong Office),

E. H. Glover, a.m.i.k.e., asst, general Sub-exchange see Teleph. Directory);Kowloon 58053 (For

manager P.O.Directors—J.

Box 41; Cable Ad: Manifesto

W.V.F.Walker,

Simmons, e.o.i.s,, secretary'

chief assist, engineer P. Warren (chaifiilan),

G. S.S. Rodger, workshop supt.supt. Sir Robert Ho Tung, Hon. Mr. J. J.

W. Glendinning, outside Paterson, Hon. Mr. W. H. Bell,

E, Mitford, assist, engineer Allan Ckmerdp, A. H. White, Law-

H. W. Hammond, traffic supt. rence Manager—F.

Chief Kadoorie A Felix V Cobk; A. Joseph.

5 m:b.e.,

A. Gillard, chief traffic assist.!

Traffic Inspectors- ■ . A.M.I.C.E.,

Secretary—E. A1.I.NA.., :

L.’HtJsiej C.X.' 1

,

D. Clow, A. J. Mantorr and S. H. Chief Clerk—D. Gov' ' • W. Hedley,

Haftridge Staff—A; S. Bliss, V. Hast;

Office Staff— ; ; R. Lapsley, C. R. Logan, K, R.

Y. B. Gordon; secretarial assist Macaskill, W. A.J. Ahmed;

Rattey,H.J.Ahmed, Revie,

H.Rocha,

M. Xavier,

M. J. A.Medina,

E. Coates,

J. H.A.Xavier,

M. B. P. E. F. Strine,

Miss V. C. Williams and Miss E. J. Antioquia, J. H. Combs; A. E.

Xavier Gutierrez, J. D. Mdrqhes, j. G.

Ozbrio,

Remedies, Miss J. Leigh, Miss G.V.

,E. M- RPme’dios, J. M.

Hongkong Transfer & Lighter Co., The MacNider, Miss ; C, U. Mitchell,

— St. George’s Building (2nd floor); Miss

HyndmanD. Smith and Mrsi E. R.

Telephs. 23639 and 56422

L. E. S. Hodge, partner HUNT’S FINE OLD PORT

Sung Pui CheOng, do.

AND SHERRY.

Hong Kong- Ce.,

Stevedoring Transportation

The—China Build- ' and help to make the party merry.

ing (6th floor); Teleph. ,21660; Cable DODWELH & CO. LTD.,

Ad: Transport

Ng Gan Hong, principal Tel. 20636,

J. C. Rozario, do.

Hongkong Trust Corporation, Ltd., The Sole Agents.

1 Bankers—Gloucester Bnildirig; Teleph.

28141J P.O. Box 90; Cable Ad: Vespers

’ ^ Directors—Sir

and R. E. Victor SassoonSassoon, Bart., Store Department

Superintendent-^R.

directors), H. H. H.

(perfnanent

Priestley, F. R. Staff-D. J. Allen, C.J: GobdiniahE. Millard, F.

Davey, T. A. Martip akd Ho Ki Cullen,

and J. V.A. Gbines

Maher, J. H. Lawrende

Drawing Office

Hongkong Used Cars, Ltd., Motor- Chief ShipV.Draughtsman—R.

Staff—J. Ramsay and A-F-G-Pearson Craig

car Dealers, Commission Agents, Valuers Chief

and Auctioneers — Office: Exchange

■ Building (2nd floor); Teleph. 26485. McIntoshR. Bell, J. O. McLaggan,S.

Staff—M.

Engine Draughtsmani-TreT.

Showroom:

Teleph. 56720;Cameron

Cable AdRpad,: Uscar.'Kowloon; Engineering

G. H. White and J.' H Sturgeon

F. V. Whitta, managing director Department '

Paul Braga, secretary , Superintendent—H. H. Scott '

Albert M.' Gomezej genini'aVassist. Staff—D. Anderson,

W. Forsyth, W, C. Tillery, J. Crookdake,

G. N.

Violet cia^sdh, stfeegrafftibr' Mitchell,

Lam Wing Kee Provan, R. A. Ramsay, W.i J.H.. D.C.

W. J. Matchiii,

Yu Ping Keung ' Robson, S. Gray and; A. Duncan

1066 HONGKONG}

Boilermakers Departmout / * •, J HOSPITALS

J. R.C. Morrison

Brown , | J. McKelvie

Coppersmiths—G. Duncan, m.b.e. and Nga^Lai'Tse SE it K M # 3t *f

Yum, kim kok hop yuen

J. A. Lindsay

Blacksmith—T. Coleman AticE Memorial

Electricians — J. Kempton ahd M. tals—Teleph. 27786 (Sub-Exchange)

Ferguson Alice

10, Bonham Road; Teleph.Hospital—

Memorial Maternity 27786

Moulder—J. X. M. Brewni ’ Nethersole Hospital—10; Bonham Rd.;

Shipbuilding Department' Teleph. 27786

A. M. Simpson Ho Miu Ling Hospitals—Breezy Path,

A.Hi M.

G. Copper'

Caiman I| J.J. Puncheon

N. Sweeney Bonham Road; Teleph. 2.7786

Alice Memorial HospitaJ-nS, Bonham

Shipwright Department

Superintendent—D. Keith Road of Gen. and Executive Com-

Staff—J. Chairman

Docherty,Adam,

W. GreigC. Atkinson, E. mittee— Hon. Dr. S. &W-Davis

Treasurers—Linstead T’so, o.b.e.

Diver—W. J. Maher Medical Supt.—Dr. R. M. Gibson

Carpenter—G. Henderson Resident Medical and Surgical Staff—

Time Office Dr. 1F.Dr.R.R.Ashton, Dr. A. Sydenham

Chief Timekeeper—W.

Staff—W. J. Mackie, M.. E. Johnston

Souza and and M. Gibson

■ .1. P. White Nursing Staff—Miss

' Secretary—Dr.’

and Mrs. A. Hughes

M. Ward (matron),

Boatswain—F. J. Jenner , F. R. AshtOn

Sergeant of Police—H. Marriott

Master of Salvage Tug Hemy Kesivick

Hongkong Branch Office i _ Civil Hospital (Govt.)—West Point

W.L.F.D.Ford,

Allenjr. Medical Offiber in Charge—Dr. T.

Cosmopolitan Dock » W. Ware', M.B., CH.B: (Bristol)"

-Superintendent^ILK. Hoare (ASreunder Gdverttment)'

Staff—C. Ei Stewart ancna’ J. Merides Ho Miu Ling Hospital—Breezy Path

Hong Sing, 'Sailor and Outfitter — 41, (tfee off Bonham

under Alice RoadMemorial Hospital)

Queen’s Road CeptraJ; Teleph. 25512

Hon .Nin Savings Rank—((See Banins) Kennedy Town Hospital—West Point

Medical Officer—Dr. J. R. Craig

Si I ^

Hoo Cheong Wo & Co., Ship-Chandlers, Kowloon SeniorHospital (Government)

Medical Officer in Charge—

Metals andLifeHardware Merchants, Re-

gulation Jackets and

Makers and General Storekeepers—51

Life Buoys l.r.c.p. (Lond.) M.R.G.S. (Eng.),

Dr. J. T. Smalley,

and 52, Connaught Road Cent.; Teleph. , Assist.

Mackie, m.b.,, b,s., d.t.m. J. B.

Medical Officer—Dr.

20591; Cable Ad: Hoocheongwo, Chinese MedicalDip.,

Officer—Dr. Luk

Hop Cheong, High-class Teakwood Chuen Hsuen,

Tientsin Govt. College,

and Blackwood Furniture Manu- Matron—Miss J. A. Davis, and 14

facturers and General Upholsterers. Nursing Sisters

Hardware Dealers and Removal Clerks—Au Hing Tsun and Leung

Contractors — 55, 'Queen’s' Road Nai Kuen

Ctentral; Tel eph. 206154

Hop, Sing & Office

Repairers, Co., Typewriter

^Supplies— 23,Dealers and Majima

Pottinger WanchaiHospital (Japanese)

Road; Teleph. 20548 —191,

Street; Tcleph!' 21420 Dr, J. Munehiro, m.d.i.g.

HoptorsYik Loong &Merchants—26,

Co., Building Tai Contrac- Matilda Hospital—186 to 189, Mount

& Timber Wong Kellet, Peak; Teleph. 29026

St. East; Teleph. 22010; Cable Ad: Brick- J. H. Montgomery, m.d., supt.

layer. Timber Yard: Great George St. Miss Drury, matron

1067b ADVERTISEMENT

Hong Kong’s latest and most modern residential

and commercial centre

The Gloucester Building

Cable Address P. I. NEWMAN

Gloucester Manager

HONGKONG 1067 ,

Miss Russell,

Wood, 'Mis#Ferguson,.Miss ffi if * 6 S

Dawson Miss

and MissTownsend, Miss Empress Hot^'CYat Tung Co., Ltd.)—

Wilson, sisters 159-161, Connaught Road Central;

Mrs. Lee, maternity* Teleph. 30391

Mpmt,al Hospital under Gov- Empress Lodge Annex — 1, Minden

ernment) Avenue, Kowloon; Teleph. 57217

Military Hospital — {See under Empress Lodge (Private Hotel)—8,

Mody Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 57296

Government)

Military Hospital (Kowloon)— (Ste Gloucester, The—Gloucester Build-

under Government) ing; Teleph. 28409 (Manager’s Office);

Cable Ad: Gloucester

P. I. Newman, manager

Nethersole

Road; Teleph.Hospital-

27786 10,■ , Bonliam Gbeat Eastern Hotel—li2,Connaught

{See under Alice Memorial Hospital) Road Central; Teleph. 26621

Nethersole it Ho Miu LiNO Hospitals

{See under Alice Memorial Hospital) GORDON’S SPECIAL

»Oo^en AmixandiuSs Imperial Nursing OLD TOM GIN*

, Sebyipe (deemnder Oovernment) ; ’

always makes you glad within,

Royal NavalOfficer

Medical Hospital

in Charge *—Surgeon

. -:, dodwell; & co., ltd.,

Capt.B.GH.,

M.D., Thos.F.R.G-Sv

Wm.' Myles, c.b.e.,

Tel. 20636,

SiNATORItJ' M DES MISSIONS• EtRANgLrES Sole Agents.

Beth ante—Pokfuluin

L. Marie, superieur

Ht*. Paul’s 11 ospital (French Gen- Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels,

eral Hospital)—C^useiivay Bay Ltd., The—Head Office: Ex-

Superioress—Rev. mother Paul change

Residt • Med.

' General StaffOfficer—Dr, S. Strachan

A. Sisters Marguerite, Des VceuxBuilding (2nd Telephs.

Road Cent.; floor),

Odile, Ambroise, Eutebl, Pauline, 20220 (Mr. J. H. Taggart), 20115

Therese,Monique, Cecilia, Camille, (General Manager & Secretary), 24417

Margarita, Augusta,Rita„Emilien- (Accountant)

Dept.); Cable Ad:and Kremoffice

28405 (Purchasing

ne, Marie ZBgu^te and Dominic Board of Directors'—J. H. Taggart,

Nurses—A. Mendoza, J. Nolascd, A. (chairman and managingdirector),

Lagliva,

B. CameroN.andAbuyen,

S. BellsM. Carreon, J. ScottCameron,

Harsthn,SirE.Elly

M. Raymond,

Allan

Sir Robhrt 'Ho Tung and Kadoorie,

Hbn. Mr.

j.Tusrd Wah Hospital—(S'ee under W. H. Bell:

j Government) ‘ ' P. H. Suckling, general manager

'Victoria Hospital—(Nee under Gov • F.

A. S. Hersee, assist, secretary-

C. Barry, secretary

fc:,ernment). . ^ ) ,»h , ' E.W. O.J. Murphy, accountant

Burling, cashier

OTELS rf' ■ Miss I. Warnes, a/cs. collection

Claremont, Private Hotel—1;07-113, Miss B. Tilman, do; 4)

t Austin Road,proprietress

Kowloon; Telepb. 67389 Miss

Miss M.

P. M.G. Capell,

White, stenographer

‘ do.

Miss Ellis, A. Brearley, engineer

Derrington, Purchasing Department

Road; Teleph.Private

24237 Hotel—3, Bowen A. W. Smith, manager

A. Blyth; assistant

i

1068 HONGKONG

UJM. Oj^ar, J do.|; jt' Catering Department

Miss R. C. 1 . Xavier, do! W.F.H.M.Brown, manager

Da Cruz, assistant

Mrs. M. Rozario, stenographer .Miss O. King, stenographer

Proprietors of Mrs. N. Silva, do.

Hongkong Hotel

Peak Hotel Hotee Cecil—Royal Building; Teleph.

Repulse Bay

Peninsula Hotel Hotel 26664

Hongkong Hotel Garage Jordan . House-—227 and 229, Nathan

Hongkong Hotel (The Hongkong Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 57817

ana Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.)—-Teleph. Mrs. E. C. MacKay, proprietres

30S81; Cable Ad: Kremlin “ Kingsclere ” (Private Hotel)—Carnar-

A. K. Dimond, acting manager von Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 58064

Repulse

kbhg: andBay ShanghaiHotelHotels, Hong- Knutsford

(The Ltd.)— Teleph. 56986Hotel — Chatham Road;

Teleph. 27775;

F. A. Riby, manager Cable Ad: Repulse

Kowloon

Teleph. 58008; HotelCable

^ Hankow Road; j

Ad: Kowlotel

Peak Hotel (The- Hoiigkoilg and Lauriston—1, Bowen Rd.; Teleph. 21045 ]

Shanghai Ho'

Cable Ad: Peaceful't els, Ltd.)—Teleph. 29071;

Miss H. Harry, manageress Marble Hall,. Private Hotel—47-49■

Peking Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 57089 j

Peninsula Hotel (The Hongkong Matsubara Hotel, Japanese Hotel-

and Shanghai Hotels,

5feG81; Cable Ad: Penhote Ltd.)—Teleph. 20, Ice House Street; Teleph. 20405

A. G. Piovanelli, manager Metropole Hotel, First Class Resi- >

Hongkong Hotel Garage, The dential and Tourist Hotel—22, Ice

(The Hongkong

Ltd.) Operating: and Shanghai

Queen’s Hotels,

Road, House Street; Teleph. 24413;

University, and Repulse Bay Motor Cable Ad: Metropole

Bus . Services • Telephs.. 23124 and Ming Lee Chan, Boarding and Lodging

217778 ' House—147,

Teleph, 21810 Connaught Road Cent.;

l C.T. E.R. White,

Parsons,sales

manager

manager Chan Tin Man, proprietor

L. E. Holbrook, accountant Nathan Hotel—Nathan Road, Yau-

-E. P. White, works mgr. mati, Kowloon; Teleph. 56373

Agencies ~

Rolls Royce

Yauxhall Cars Cars Palace Hotel—Corner of Hankow anc

BedfordTrucksTrucksife Buses Haiphong Roads, Kowloon; Teleph

Vulcan 56780; Cable Ad: Palace

Crosseley Cars & Buses

Studebaker Trucks & Cars A.Mrs.Rower,

J. H. manager

Oxberry, proprietress

Gen. Motors—Cadillac—Chevrolet Savartn House (Private Teleph.

Hotel)—5642la

Dunlop

Pres.toliteRubber

BatteriesCo. Hankow Road, Kowloon;

Tourist

kong andDepartment—(The

Shanghai Hotels, ‘ Ltd.)Hong-

— St. Francis 0 i@ H « ® »

Teleph. 22825; Cable Ad: Kremoffice Hotel (Residential an,

S. E. Green, manager Tourist Hotel)—13a, Queen’s Roe

Mok Yee Lick, asst. Central; Telephs. 26634, 26635 an!

Agents fot- 22422 : Cable Ad: Franho

Raymond & Whitcomb Co. Cruises St. Francis Hotel, Ld., proprietor?

and Tours J. H.C. E.Mann,

Rye,accountant

manager

Hamburg-Amerika

Allen Tours Line, Cruises T.Mrs.H.E.Pearce,

Franco-Belgique

D. F. Robertson Travel Tours Bureau Vichy,barman

matron

Miss Robert, do.

HONGKONG 1G6&

HUNG YU COMPANY

Shanghai Tailors and French Silk Merchants

Expert in the making of ladies’ dresses.

70 Queen’s Road Central (opposite Lee Yuen St. W.)

Tel. 27803 Manager Chao Ling Yu

* iB S t$ S Henry Humphreys, partner

St. Georok’s House (Private Hotel)— JohnA. Jupp, do. (London)

1, 3, and 5 Kennedy Poad; Teleph.

21987; Cable Ad: Lyen J.D.E. Clark,

D. Humphreys, do.'

do.

Miss A. Lyen, proprietress J. L. Quie

W. C. Lee ! P. S. Sham

Tai—145-146,

Ming (First Class Boarding

Connaught House) General Managers

Road Central;

Teleph. 22426 Peak Tramways Co., Ld.

Humphreys’

A. S. WatsonEstateCo.,&Ld.Finance Co., Ld.

/£ m~hC

Tokyo Hotel—38a, Connaught Road; n Agency

Canton Insurance Office, Ld.

Central;

Mrs. Y.Teleph, 20978proprietress

Kobayashi, Hung Cheong, General Storekeeper, Wine

Tung Fong (Boarding House)—137, and SpiritTeleph.

Kowloon; Merchant—66,

57108 Nathan Road,

Connaught Rd., Cent.; Teleph. 23114 Li Wing Tang, proprietor

How Ming Trading Co., Ltd., The—2nd

floor Asiatic Building {see Swedish

Chinese Export and Import Co., Ltd.) GORDON’S COCKTAIL.

■± m Hu se All you have to do is shake it,

Hushes

Exporters,& Coal Hough, Ltd.,and

Contractors Importers,

General Gordon's know the way to make it

Auctioneers—6,

Teleph. Des VoeuxRoad

20208; P.O. Central;

Box 655; Cable Ad: DODWELL & CO, LTD.,

Meirion; Codes:

edn., Acme and Private Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th

Tel, 20636,

E. J. de Figueiredo, managing director

J.H. A.J. S.M.Alves, signs per

de Figueiredo pro. Sole Agents.

E. J. de Figueiredo, jr.

J. H. de Figueifedo Hung Ming Electric Co., Electric Dealers

and Contractors—157, Des Voeux Road

Hum fu li se che chan yau han Kung sze Central; Teleph. 25163

Humphreys’ Estate & Finance Co., Hung Yu Company, Shanghai Tailors

Ltd. — Alexandra Building, Des and French Silk Merchants, Ex-

Voeux Road; Teleph. 20068

John D. Humphreys

Dresses,—70, Queen’s Rqad Cemtiral

Directors—J.

G. Mackie, M.H.Alves,

J. Taggart Hon.

and Mr.

M. C. (Opposite

H. Lee Yuen Street West);

Turner Teleph. 27803

J. L. Quie, secretary Chao Ling Yu, manager

± M 67 it Hum fu u Se IS ft Wo Tcee

Humphreys & Son, John D., General Hutchison & Co., John D., Merchants

Managers and Agents—Alexandra

ding, Des Vceux Road Central; Telephs. Buil- —King’s Building; Teleph. 20063; Cable

(General Office) 20068, (Private Office) Ad:T. Spero . partner

E. Fearce,

21331; Cabl'd Ad: Feticrbles P. S. Cassidy, do.

1070

E. Mannings | Jh. L;'Jlia^tin IjlDAv & Cd.fand

K./tlmpOrter

P. A. Yvano’vlclr |i/A. ^Lopes ’ Wajtcbes’ Jewels, and Exporter,

Gramophones,

Miss H. Santos Records and Spectacles-^-4t), Praya East;

Mrs’, vjeita ' Telenh. 23p23 ’

Agencief'

:;mley Works, Yew York Sz Germany Ying £]ut~iig..g>o. -na men yang'JdeM. —

Siissman, Yimfmser & 'Cb.j.’Sani ! E’cisco YafiHati hung sz

D. & W;ct'Gibbs’Soaps,'

Ci’osse Piackvve]l, Ld.et

Corbin Lo-’k Co., New York Imperial

(China), Chemical Ltd. — PedderIndustries

Building,

Sharpes

London Varnish Toffee V/.-'iilnon-ii

Enamel Co.'* i Ld. 12, Pedder 'Street; Telephs. 26658,

Jensoirtfe Nicholson, Ld. Paints 27513 and 22972; Cable Ad : Alkali

Jacob’s Biscuits rtswsaAt. J., S. S. Copper, divisional

; manager

Cadbury fj.ifos,,, Ld., Ikwrnville H. (South

J: I). China) Mrs.

Lowe' J. L. Fraser

J.’S. Ih’y >fMalted

elS.ons,,Ld;.,

.MilltlBns.tol J. C. Bollard Miss Miss B.K. M.

Her lick’s

Godfrey Phillips, Ld.,

Co.. IaL

Loud.,Co^.

Cigarettes W. H. Denham E. Xavier

G. R, HSorridge Miss A.. Glendenning

Crescent

(B-iking Powder, Coffee, e'to.) Seattle

Mapnfaetjirina ■ ■ C.L. Gardner

A. Wright- ' Mrs, E. M.B. Noronha

da Luz

Golden State Cor. Ld., San Francisco: J. Mi Xavier Reined ios

.(Evaporated Milk, etc.) .Canton ,

Huygen, G. E., Exporters,1 Importers and J. J.W.G.King; district

Cruickshank manager

Commission

(2nd door), Agents^Pedder

Pedder Street; BuildingTeleph. J. Pote-Hunt | Miss Stratton

" 6 ; Cable Ad: "Huygen;"Codes: : A.E.C. ! i Swatow

$iijr.iwE. tiuygen, partner Cf t ■ .; 3 o A. A.W.R.Kayo, ’district manager

Kinross..

Q.W. HechteL

Vert signs the firm G. K. Moorwood | H.&Aris

Agendesoi Amoy, i bj.j rlsupH &

Insuranceyaw aril won>l

Company of Northg'rtobioO

America JK. R. Quick, district'mariager

J. R. Ciithbert

NHome Insurance-Co.

.V. "Polak

E. D.B. M.C. Riemer,

i

ken, Zaandam (Holland)

Dollfus-Mieg & -Cie, S.A., Mulhousd N. Sykes Wheeler district manager

| Miss Helbling

(France)

ri » » l* $ S Indian Stores, The, General Pro-

I On ,Po him Rung sze viders— 46, Queen’s Road East;

I Gn ,^’4r)ne and Eire Ia;sp^ang^ .Qo!, Teleph. 24266; Cable Ad: Indiadem

Ltd"—-24 and-.'^fi,, Bonham', Strand

West; Teleph. 20260 Indo-Ohina Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.

Directors—Tang . Chi-ngong, Ch^p Jardine, Mathesoo.

Pek-chun,

.Chja’n BBb-ming; Li Ppk-kwan,

secretary Li' 1 Kit Cfib

' , CapL D. Skinner, marine supt.

,A.Capt. Baleh, assist.

1V. Annett.s„assist.,

Sanderspn, marine

engineersupt.

supt.do.

rcARtrsiAfeito^SuplPtY11 Gb. --i Glt'ticester G- V. Osmund, clerk

Building; Teleph. 2677V; Cable iAd: Mrs. L. M. Reineaios, stenographer

Aero 'Supply

W. Scbwuchow (For Officers of Strs. see End of Directory)

R. Sander "S Z. Boumann

ShameenA Agency ef Telepji. 14005;

P.O. Box 42 a * » pii +

R.. gander" ,'|' ChaVles ’Lau.''' Ckun yan yeng yip hung sze

Icehouse Tobacconists, The, Retail iNbo China Trading Co., Merchants and

Tobacconists, Commission Agents—P. O. Box 270

—9, Ice House Tenpis Street R,ackets

' Restrung N. R, Mehta

HONGKONG 1071

|H H Van Tai in & m m m &

Innis

trical&and Riddle

1 (China),Engineers—^'

Mechanical Ltd., Elec- iNTERNAriONAL Trading Co., General

andCharles

69, DesFergh^on,

Vceux Road Central Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

manager Spectacles and Lenses, Canton

Shawls and 'Embroideries, Hot

Institution os’ Engineers ani> Ship- Drugs Bottles Water and Vacuum Flasks,

and Chemicals, etc. — 42,

builders—Associations) * Elgin.^Stiteet-2n$ door- , mtttoagfer

, ,

International Assurance Co.j Ltd., Yeung Chtlpoft, gmieraf*

(Incor^o'^iedvurider the1 'Cq^^^>aJ^ies

OrdinahWs 'of. Hoh^ Kqngy-^ld, & m m

Queen’s: . Road Cent,rhlTeleph.

27707; CaRle^Xd: B rihlasqo. Head lip7,' Pun, Lun ,]^.ei;chant

Fat Street;andTeleph.

Estate2Q704;

Agent—

P.O.

Office: 17, TJie. Bund,. .^pjhigtaa/ (

Box l03;i Cable Ad: Yip

(Life Insurance:

H.China

L. Yung, v"manager

'■ £or South

D. P. Wong, man ager; ifOr Hong Ip Tak & Co., Importers and Expor-

'Kong- ters—6, Queen!®' Rd. Cerit. ; Telephs.

Fire and Marine Insurance 22023 and 24612; Cable Ad : Iptak;

L T. Lai, manager 1 5 for 'Hong All Codes used

Kong , : , , TamIp Wing Kwong,manager

general manager

Ytik Leung,

H » ife St M iSi Ip Ting San, assist, do.

International

ing Co., ModernDryChemical

Cleaning and Dye-

Cleaners and

Dyers—19, WyndhamStreet; 30, Nathan James Buchanan & 60,. Ltd,

Road, Kowloon, and 143,

Chong Road, Happy Valley; Telephs. Wong Nei

23343 and' 57742

“BLACK & WHITE”

73 & m n WHISKY

International Furniture CO., The,

Manufacturers of Hfgfei-Class Furni- DO DWELL & CO., LTD.,

ture, Contractors, Interior' Decora-

tors, Importers and ;;Exporters and Tel. 20636,

General I' urn i shers- T)avid House, Sole Agents.

67a and 68®, Des Vceiix' Ro.id Cent.;

Teleph. 23546. Works and Godown :

125, Wanchai Road ; Teffiph. 27874;

Cable Ad: 'Furnin; 'jCddfesV A.B.C.

5th and-6th edn, B'eptley’s and Pri- Isack and

.,,Co., Art Jewellers, Wholesale

Retail etc,,,and

Dealers inCommission

Precious Stones,

vate ’ ’i. ' . . . . Diamonds, Agents

Gordan.Chan, (manager —64, Queen’s Road Cent.; Teleph. 21797;

J. B. Chan, assist, do. Cable Ad: Sapphire

K. F. Leung, 'seci;Qtary j

International HairGentlemen—8,

Dressing RaI.oon, Italian Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

For Ladies and Des

Vceux Road Central Italian Convent—(Nee Educational)

73 & & jp n ® m

International Motor S.upply

Hall Square; Teleph. ‘26377; Co.—City

P.O. Box 'if ^ Ltd., m ^ E teng shang hong

492. Warehouse: 45, Des Voeux Road ItoandC6:y Commission G., Agents—4a,

Importers, Des

Exporters

Vceux

Central (1st floor) Road Central; Teleph. 23346; P.O. Box

International 206; Cablti Ad: Ifoshoko.

.Savings Society—(Nee Shanghai. Canton Branch; 76, British Head Office:

Banks) ; Concession, Shameen

1072 HONGKONG

Jack

Exporters—1st Floor, China Building; Jardine, ftMatheson IS EV0

Teleph.

Jackflour24166; P.O. Box 466; Cable Ad: General Merchants—14&to 1Co., Ltd.,

PH, . Pedder

G- P.B- C.Hsu, manager Street; Teleph. 30311; Cable Ad; Jardine

Wong B. D. F. Beith, mang. director (S’hai.)

J.R. J.MeinPaterson,

Austin,director

do. (Hongkong)

(Shanghai)

si a ps «w a W. J. Keswiqk .dq. . do.

R. E. Coxon, do.

Urat lum se jack din b^ yau han kung sze A.H. B.F. Stewart, signs per’pm..

Scudamore, do. (Yokohama) (H’kong)

Jack & Co., Ltd., William C., Elec- R. Gordon, do. , (Tientsin)

trical

Yoeux Engineers and

HoadP.Centtal; Merchants—12,

Telephs. Des

20358; F.F. A.C. Pollock, do. ' (Hongkong)

and 57827;

Marinework; O. Box

Codes: A.B.C. 474;5thCable

and Ad:

6th W. S. Hall, Dupree, do. do. do.

• (Hankow)

Bentley’s, BroomhaH’s Imperial Code F. P. Lachlan, do. '(fehanghai)

Universal Trade ,and Private

J. M.managingJack, b.sc.

director (Eng.), a.m.i.e.e., Book Office Staff

W. M..Gittins, B.sc. (Eng.) ■ A. Murdoch

:A. S. Gomes

j R. J. D. ID. Grieve

| V. M, Nunes

L. B. Gomes, accountant R. M. G. da Silva | B. M. Viera

Agencies

The Atlas Metal and Alloys Co., Ld. Correspondence Office

Anti-friction Metals Migs F, B-MacFadyen

Callenders Cable and Construction Mrs.

Miss L.Ei M. Hast j|. A.M'jdaSilva

B. Blackburn 0. A. Ribeiro

Co., Ld., Electric Wire and Cable

Ferranti' Ld;;'Tfansformers and Metals Import DepartUient

Fuller Accumulator (^,f Ld.,, Accumu- W. Brackenridge

J. iuxorS' anfl Batteries

H. Tucker &- -Go., " Ld., Wiring ’ M. L. Railton 1 F. F. A. Dunnett

A.L. G.R. J.Frost

White H. OittinsSilva

Accessories

SisssriB -Broa. &-Go., Ld., PaSAiss and Insurance Department| M. A. da

Yarnishe^ Hall’s Distgunper F. T.C. R.Hall - -’

MacDonald ' Pi.

i E.-A. Jemkinson

Jade Tree, Ltd., Chinese Art, Antiques- A! Q. Gordon , C. L. Roclja

Famous Jade- Tree Rugs, Linens, P.I. G,L. Allison

Leefe A.F. Laurel

A. Okies

Lingerie, Beach and Whoopee

—21, Hankow Road, Kowroon; Teleph.; Pyjamas H; W.M.M.G.Duiley, E.E. E-M. Osmund

^di^s , ,

Groundwater J. B. Pomeroy Pereira

Japam se' Bazaar, Silk Store and Cotton J. Baptista A. L.Y, Remedies

Goods Store, Kimono 1 Speciality—7, C, A. de JRibeiro Y. A.F. A:C. Silva Y. Ribeiro

D’Aguilar (Street; Teleph. 22tH9 G,C.M.C.V.

A. Carvalho

Ribeiro A. M. L.SiP’a Rocha

Japanese Consulate—{See Consulates) Property Department

R. J. D. Grieve

Produce Department ■ ,

Jardine Engineering-Corporation, A.A. Urquhaft

H. Dinrien , J Miss J.: E., Ro^rs

Ltd., The—Head

Yuen Road, Shanghai. Office: 8a,Branch:

Yuen Ming14, Indo-China Shipping Dept.

Redder Street ; Teleph. : 30319: Cable Ad: V.N.Tod M

I, H: Railton' F-.G.

Miss E.Butler O'Hagan

Jardeng

. B. A.J. JArcon, .

a.m.x.m.e., ’ , * f

lM’anch;mgr.(p,bs;.) .1. II. Keswick A.J. P.F. Xavier Osmund

,Kidd G:B. LPuncheon

■EH,.Y.Searle , E. C. Olaes Indo-China Books

W. Diinnett Mrs. AS. Osmund

F. G.J- Hun't

M. Costa Miss C. AzedoL. Carvalho A. C..Wilcox A. A, dpsRemedios

R.F. S.M.Nieholls

Robarts Mrs. C. M. E.A. A.A. Griffiths

Christensen Martin

ADVERTISEMENT 1072a

lndo-Cl)ina Steam ttaoiaation

Company, Cimited*

FLEET: 33 Steamers. 89,092 Gross Tons.

. - ■ -- — ’

S.S. “HOSANG”

The following Freight and Passenger Services are maintained:

Japan-Calcutta Line via Amoy, Hong Kong, Singapore and Penang

Sailings every fortnight.

Hong Kong-Borneo Line

Fortnightly Service.

Hong Kong=Tientsin Line calling at Swatow, Foochow and Chefoo

Sailings every ten days.

Canton-Tsingtau Line via Hong Kong, Swatow and Shanghai

Bi-weekly Schedule maintained

Shanghai-Tientsin Line via Wei-hai-wei and Chefoo

Bi-weekly Schedule maintained.

Bills of Lading and. Passage Tickets are issued to all Ports in the Far East.

SUMMER TRIPS TO JAPAN

MAY TO SEPTEMBER INCLUSIVE.

Excellent first class accommodation is provided for Bound Trips to Japan, on

Company’s Calcutta Line Steamers, at the specially reduced return fare of $250.00.

These return tickets are available for three months.

For freight or passage aj?ply to:—

JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD.

Telephone 30311. General Managers.

HONGKONG 1073

Ocean Shipping , a &

H.H.J. M.V. Renieidio'

K. Stevenson

s Ja wa chung kwok yat poon h6 I'dn

Miss. Nunes lun suen kuaig sze .

Marine Superintendent’s Office Java-China-Japan Lijn—York,Build-

Capt. D. Skinner, . marine supt. ings; Teleph. 28015; Cable

VV. H. Lebert, manager

Ad: Javalijn

Capt. W. A. Balch,.acting

W. Sandej'son, , supt,. engineer assist, do. C.R. deCrommelin, assist, manager

G.Mrs,V. Remedies

Osmund Josselin de Jong

J. L. M. Frederiks

Canton W. A. Schrender

A. E. Smith A.Mrs,Witkamp,

L. DandaccountantI G. D. Chan

R. D. Baptista Mrs. M. de Courcy | J. W. Lee

R. T. Crow, wharf supt'.

Foochow Agencies

, J. F.Helbling,

A. Gomesagent,and.tea,inspector ■ Holland

Royal Packet East Asia Line Co. (K.P.M.)

Navigation

S. T. Ding , ;1. ““ Ketherland” Royal

Rotterdam Lloyd ” Mail Mail Line

Line

Swatow Holland America Line

W. H. Tindal King, (on leave)' Silver Java Pacific Line

E. F. B. Kidby Royal Netherlands IndiesandAirCoal

LinesCo.,

E. L. Ah

Yew McDougall , .

Kow, compradors Netherlands India Tug

Taipeh Ld.

Sabang Bay , Coaling Station

C.- TvS. J,Hay ley, agent •

. Remedies , Official Tourist Bureau Pf Batavia

General Mmmgeri Travel Bureau Lissome-Lindeman :

Indo-China Steam Navigation

Canton Insurance Office, Ld. Co., Ld.

Hongkong Fire Insurance Go., Ld. James Buchanan & Go., Ltd.

Agents for

'The “Glen” Line, Ld.

Royal Mail Steam Packet Co., Owners “Royal Household**

of the “Shire” Line of Steamers WHISKY

Asiatic Steam Navigation Co., Ld.

American and, Cuban S.S. Line, Inc. DODWELL & CO.. LTD.,

West Australian Steam

Triton Insurance 0

Alliance Assurance Co., Ld. . . Tel. 20636,

Eastern

GuardianInsuranceAssuranceCo.,Co.,Ld.Ld. Sole Agents.

Queensland

Bankeris’ andInsurance Co., Ld.Co., Ld.

Traders’ Insec.

Atlas Assurance Co., Ld. Jebsen & Co., Importers and Exporters

Ewo Cotton Crewdson

Horrockses, Mills, Ld. & Co., Ld. - Machinery, and Shipping Agents—12,

Shanghai & Hongkew Wharf Co., Ld. Box Pedder Street; Telephs. 26661-2-3; P.O.

Shanghai Dock &i Engineering Ce., Ld. 97; Cable Ad: Jebsen; Codes: Acme

Bombay-Burmah Trading Cdrpn., Ld. A.B.C.

J. 6th edn.,

Jebsen, Bentley’s and MosSe

partner

Nobel’s

British Explosives

and ChineseCo.,Corporation,

Ld. Ld J. H. Jessen, do. (Aabenraa,

(Hongkong)D’mark.)

(Joint Agents) J. P.

dept.R Ulderup, signs per pro. (mach.

Peugeot etCie., PonLde-Reide A. ven Haenisch, signs

North Borneo Trading Co., Ld.

“Rexine” LeatherKabushiki

Cloth Kaisha H. Weile, do per pro.

Kaijima Shogyo F. Kuelps, accounts

The Erasmic Co., Ld.

White Horse Distilleries Ld. E.G. Funk,

von Ehren,

exportimport

Staatsmijnen in Limberg C. Golecki,

A. von Winterfeldt,

shipping Fertilizer dept.

McEwan Younger,

Melrose, Drover Ld., Leith Ld., Edinburgh A. Gerloff do.

Otard J.J. Ribeiro

Fernandes do.

CharlesDupuy & Co.,Glasgow

Marchant, Cognac

H. Fiebig

do:

1074 HONGKONG

Mis&Er“Hfrns$n

Wong S-ikkay, corapradore \ Miss Ei Meyfr

Agents for Mee dick Kurig Sze

Stickstoff-Syndikat G.m.b.H. Berlin Jones’ Fubnxtuke, Decorators and.

Hamburg-Ataerikaii'Emi'e ■ Furnishers—242, Nathan Road, Kow-

loon; Teleph. 57283; Cable Ad:

Maersk

Khederi Line M. Jebsen A. S. Aabenraa

Corn. Heyl, A.G., Worms Fruit and 1853

Motoren Werke Mannheim, Pakan Wong, principal

Benz & Co. ;

' .1/ vorm Jones Wong, manager

N.

Robert Bosch A.G., Stuttgart

Kabelwerk Rheydt A. G- Rheydt Mrs.C.Jones

Chan Wong |I M. K. C.H. Wong

Tsang

Georg Dralle, Gemiany and Java

The Coleman Export Corporation, Jordan House (Ne$ Hptels)

Chicago ' '.siv'v.K Joseph, Felix A.—Prince’s Building,

Jenkin, F. C., c.b.e., K.c., Barrister at-law (2nd floor); Teleph. 20916; Cable Ad: Ex-

Prince’s Buildings, Des VoeuxKoad;— change M. C. Kwan, assistant

Teleph. 23147 ' ' '. P. Gin

Johnson & Go., Importers, Exporters floor); Teleph. Joseph, J. E.—Prince’s

20916j CableBuilding, (2nd

Ad: Exchange

and. Commission, Agents—144, Des M. C. Kwun, assistant

Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 21370; P. Gin, do.

Cable Ad: Johnson, and. 7313;

Codes: AiB.G. 6th edn. 1 and Bent- Juliette Beauty Salon, Specialist in

ley’s Marcelling,

Johnson Wong, managing prop. Waving' -and;Finger Waving, Permanent

all Branches, of Beauty

Culture. M Hankcw , Road) Kowloon

Johnson & Co., R„ Import and Export Teleph. 56213

j and Commission Agents—David House;* Jum Kee, Sewing Machines and Acces-

Teleph.i22063iP.O-

Luxorie^. He^..Box 563; ’’Hamburg.

Offide: Cable Ad sories—7, Pottinger St,; Teleph. 22377

R. Johnson? xi a *:< |t}l Shan Sz

J.C.Tal^f «WTam

, ^ Sj Ch^p^ompra^op j r,. . t, .q f Justices of the Peace

Official

E. L. AgasSiz. •.* ■

jChun sun se'ttik selktip rdd'^c ta chong sze1. C. G. Alabaster,

Johnson, Stokes & Master* L. R. K.C., O.B.E.> A.tham

Andrewes

W. G: H. Gran-

Solicitors, Proctors and Notaries Public R. Baker H. Green

—Offices: Prince’s Buildings, Ice J. Barrow E. R. Hallifax,

C.M.G., C.B.E,

House Street; Teleph. 20392. Agents L. H. V. Booth E. W. Hamilton

atCo.*Shanghai:

23, Peking Platt White-Cooper

Boad. Harwood & A.

Agents in& M. J. BreenG. Brawn B. C. K. Hawkins

London: Stephenson, D. Burlingham T. M. Hazlerigg,

Tatham, 16, Old Broad St., E.C. H. R. Butters

Daniel John Lewis,

solicitor and notary Calthrop R.McN.

public L.W.H.J. C.Carrie

Henderson

G.H. K.F. Holmes,

Hole c.b.e.

G.M. G.M.N\Watson,

Tinson, do. P. L. Collisson,

F. H. Kwok, solicitordo. o.b.E. (Mil) P. Jacks Hbsegood

T. W. H.

D. B. Evans, ; do. T. Dallin C.W.W.KayJeffries

H. D. Davies

F. F.G.S.M.V.Nigel,

Mossop, . do.

Xavier do. ... H. Dixon, i.s.o.

F. Eaves, D.s.o. G. S. Kennedy- Skipton

A.A. Rauf

Tate B. D. Evans T. H. King

J. P. Fehily C.E. D.P. H.Lambert

Lang

Mrs. P.K. M.Taylor W. G. Fitz-Gibbon

Forrest R.J.D.E. Lloyd Lindsell

Mrs.

Mrs. F. L. Webber

Harrop J.R. W.

A. D.Franks

J. A. Fraser, m.Ci Q. A. A. Maefadyen

HONGKONG 1075(

W.J.E. Mackenzie, W. T. Southern, R. H. Kotewall, F. P. E- L. Potter,

M.fc. W. L. B. Sparrow C.M.G. C.M.G.J LL.D.

J. S. MacLaren A. R. Southerland Kwok Siu-lau P. C.iH. Potts >i1

G. P. de Martin, Lam Heung-lun H. If. H. lYiestley

. M.B.E. E.H. Taylor A. Taylor G. P. Lammert . E,S. H.M. Hayipopd

P. Lauder Russ

T.W.Megarry

B. A.Moore ,G.A. G.H. W. Thomas c. A. da Roza., s.

A. Morris Tickle ,T- T. Laurenson,'

; !, n,s ; .D.O.Russell',

c.

R. R. Todd, Leung Pat yu H. Ruttonjee, snr.

J.E. B.Newhouse

Newill, d.s.6. . D. W. Tratman, C.M.G. B.D. L.J. Lewis

Lewis , • Gj: H.L.- Seth

C.' Sandes

I.R. Newton

A. C. North D. J.YaTentine,M.C. Li Hoi-tung Wi H L. Shenton

r

J.C. Ralston'

G. Perdue T.G. W.

A.,MWare alJier LiLi Jowson

Kwun-ch’un A.A.F.B. L. Shields

Silva-Netto

A. J. Reed, i.s.o. A.T. S.R.Whyte Wellington

Smith

Li Ping

Li Po-kwai. C.

A. M. Mde Smith

Aj L. Spares

E. B. Reed

F. J de Rome,M.B.E; E.E. H. Williams

D. C. Wolfe,

LiSiiig kui 'Y-‘Steven'sbn ' •'*

W. Russell Li Yau

Li Tsz, fong tsup, c.b e A.S. S.B.‘Stewart

Strulian ’;1;

G. R. Sayer 'd

A. E. Wood ; : O. M G. Li Yik iriui J.SumSltlaft'

W. Schofield J. R. Wood A. C. Little Pak-ming

W. R. Scott E. I. \Yynne-Jones J.LoH.Cheung-shid Little JrMiH.P. Taggart

T.alati

J.N.L.

T. Smalley

Smith Lo Tain Woon'-toiig1

W. J. L. Smith E. Abraham

G. S. Archbutt Lb Chung

Map-karnkue Tahg'Bhiu'-kjn '

Non-official , Lo

W. Martrvvai

l.ogan 1’. Tester

G. G. N. Tinso'n,

A. C. Franklin Ma Cliee-lung Tong Yat-ehnnN:C.

J.A. T.el Arculli

Bagram Fung Kong-iin Ma Tsui-chiu

A. S. Maekiehan 'Tsb, SeenP.B.E., Wan,LL.D.

W. S. Bailey H. C. Gray C. G. S. Mackie

C.B. E.D. H.F< Beavis V. M. Gray burn T. A. Mahtani •M. H. Turner

Beith L. S. Greenhill J.R. M.N. McHutchqn

W. H. Bell

L. C. F., Bellamy, K. E. Greig

G. Grimble McLay ' J.A. B.H.Warren W Wite

' . . M.C. A. ,S. Gjibbay J.G. L.Miskin

McPherson , ' S.Wong T. WilRamson

lu-tung

L. G. Bird, oib.e., F. C. Hall

...D,S,0. H. R. B. Hancock F.MokC. Kon-sang ' j ' ' Wong KanRfuk '

G. D. R. Black, v.i>. j. S. Harstop Mowfuhg j W' Wbiigdng Kwofig-tin

Mdn lam

D. H. Blake A. Hicks L. N. Murphy

Ngan Shing kwan WongPing-sun

C.J. P.M.Braga

C. Blaker H. S. Hills J. J Paterson : Wfdi' g Tak-kwbng

J. W. C. Bonnkr Ho Kom-tong, Ho lu T. E. Pearce .j B. Wong Tape •

!

C.N. B.S. Brown

Brown Ho Kwong ; o.B.k J.SirA.H.Plummer E. Pollock, | •. G.B. WylieG. Wbbd, v.D.

A. Cameron Ho Leung Kt. K.C Yung Tsze-ming

A. H. Carroll Ho Robert

Sing Chau

P. S. Cassidy ' Sir Ho James Buchanan & Co., Ltd.

C.ChanChampkin

Tin-son Tung, Kt.

Chau Tsun-nin Ho

P. M. Wing

Hodgson

Chau

Chow,Yu-tingSir Shod- . Sir W. W.Kt., Hornell, *®FIINIE OLD LBOUELfR99

son, Kt. J.O. Hughes C.IE,. WHISKY

S. M. Churn H. Humphreys

D.

E. CockE. Clark Hung Hing-karri DO DWELL & CO., LTD.,

E. Davidson Ip

F. W. Lan-chuen

James

A. W. Davison F. C. Jenkin, Tel. 20636,

H. L. Dennys K.C.j C.B1E. Sole Agents.

R. B.L.Dowbiggin

H. H. Douglas C. B.T. Johnson

W. A. Dowley M. Johnson

J. Fleming J.

M. E.F. Joseph

Key Kae Shean Co., Paper Merchants, Printers

Foo Sik Kong I-sun and Stationers—59, * Queen’s Road Cent.;

Teleph. 22043

K>76 HONGKONG

Kai Tack Motor Bus Go. <1926), Ltd.— ft

Depot and Garages:

Kowloon City; Teleph. 57293 Kai Tack Bund, Kam Woh, Importers of Umbrella

J.J. K.H. Simmons, resident supt. Cloth and Ribs, Manufacturers of

Leghorn, Assdci TN'ST. t., re- Umbrellas and Cotton Quilts—176,

sident engineer Queen’s Road West; Teleph. 27931

Head T. C. Lau, manager

ton; Teleph. 26654;Road

Office—Canal East,Ad:Bowring-

Cable Tram-

ways, Code: Bentley’s

L. C. F. Bellamy, M.c., a.m.i.e.e., Dealer; Silk

Karachi Store, Silk and Curio

Shawl Exporter—Kowloon

m.inst. T., general manager

W. F. Simmons, f.c.i.s., secretary Hotel Building; Gable Ad: Satram-

das

S. Fatehchand, manager

n & % Jg

KaiCommission

Tai & Co., Importers,

Agents—66,Exporters

Connaught and Karsten Larssen & Co. (Hongkong), Ltd.,

Merchants, Commission and Shipping

Road Central; Teleph. 21570; P.O. Box Agents—York

Teleph. 20998; P.O.Building

Box 60b;(2nd

Cablefloor);

Ad:

211; Cable Ad: Knapsack; All Codes used Norseman; Codes: Scott’s 10th edn.,

Watkin’s and Appendix,

6th edns., and improved, Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th and

m % Lieber’s, Western Union imp., Boe Code

Kaihong Trading Co., Import

port Merchants and Commission Agents and Ex- Karsten Larssen, manager

—Alexandra Building; Telephs. 20801 B. Naess

and 23556; Cable Ad: Kaihongco; Codes:

A.B.C. 5th Bentley’s and Private A.S. G.Odland

dos Remedios

LoLoKaiChiHong, managing proprietor F. X. da Rocha

Ki, assist, manager Settling Agents Jor

Lo Chee Kai, secretary Central Union of Marine Under-

; writers in Oslo

A/S Haugesuhds Sjoforsikringsselskap

® 8 « * M Kashmir Silk Store (Hassaram Gian-

Kai lan kuang mu tsung kuk chand), Silk Merchants and Commission

Kailan Mining Administration, Colliery Agents—36a, 24351; Queen’s

P.O. Box Road Central;

and Steamship Owners; Coal, Coke and Teleph. 502; Cable Ad:

Ceramics—Queen’s Buildings; Teleph. Giarichand

20081; Cable Ad : Maishan

Dodwell & Co., Ltd., agents

General Managers

Yao Hua Mechanical Glass Co., Ld. Kato Ware,

Electrical Supplies and Central;

General

Merchants—15-17, Queen’s Road

Teleph. 21935; P.O. Box 468; Cable Ad:

Yamakiu

« £ n M. Nakao, manager

Kam Chuen & Co., Importers, Exporters T. M.Katoh, assist,assistant

do.

and Commission Merchants—19, Bonham Cheung,

Strand East; Teleph. 22112; Cable

Ad: Birdsnest

Yuen Kam-chuen, managing proprietor m m

Katoh

General& Exporters

Co., Ltd. (Tong Seng

and Importers—York

Kam King Knitting Co. . Ltd., Manufac-

turers of Hose, Singlets, Vests, Sweaters and Building, Chater Road; Telephs. 20976

and Underwear — 26, Haiphong Road, Toshoyoko; Codes: A.B-C. Cable

22184; P.O. Box 648; Ad:

6th edn.,

. Kowloon; Teleph. >5I7227 Scott’s 10th edn., Lieber’s, Bentley’s and

Acme

Kam Kee, Perfumery, Drapery, Haber- S.R. Arakawa,

Kusumi, acting manager manager

dashery

Nathan and General Store — 316,

Cable Ad:Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 56572; Agent for

Kamkee The Kobe Marine Transport and

H. Y. Liu, manager Fire Insurance Co., Ld. (Kobe)

HONGKONG 1077

Kayamally & Co., General Drapers— Kew & Co., H. M., Share and General

■ 20, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 20724; Brokers — 11, Queen’s Road Central;

Cable A.d: Kayamally

Principals—K. Hoosenally, G. Abdool- Teleph. 20168

carim, sr., F. Hodsenally, G, Abdool- Kian Gwan Co. (India), Ltd., Exporters

carim, jr., and A. Hoosenally and

floor),Importers—Redder

Teleph. 22619 Building (6th

^ * Oei Kang Tjiwan, managing director

Kellek, Kern & Co., Ltd., General Mer-

c1iaritsff^i7-19, Connaught Road Central

(2nd floor); Teleph. 23120; P.O. Box 659; King & Co., Y. T.j,General Merchants,,

Cable; Ad: Kellerkern ImportersRoadandCentral;Exporters

H. A. Keller, president

G. Woessner, & treasurer , Queen’s Teleph.— 27735;

15-16,.

Ernest; Kern,vice-president

resident manager Cable Ad: Jocular

Y.Y.T. N.King,

E. W.Hausammann,

Saenger j do. E. Wolf KingprincipalT. L. Lai

Lee Tack, compradore T. S. Lee W. L. Lui

European Representatives

Ad.Switzerland

A. Keller & Co., S. A., Zurich,

GORDONS DRY GIN

m m

Kelley & Co., Ltd.,. General Importers The of a Cocktail

and

Import:Exporters Iron, and Commission Agents.

Textiles,Steel, Machinery,

Glass, Paint and Paper,

Food

Products. Export: Chinese Products of DODWELL & C0., LTD.,

all kinds — 9, Queen’s

Teleph. 21671; Cable Ad: Kinly Road Central;

T<‘]. 20636.

nm Sole Agents.

Kelly & Walsh, Ltd. (Established l67(j),'

Publishers, Booksellers, Stationers and

Printers—York Building, Cliater Road; King’s CoiYege (,S$e Government)

Teleph. 20185; Cable

A. E. Glover, mang.Ad:dir.Publishing

(S’hai.)

A. W. Burkill, director (Shanghai) Kingscdere Hotel (See Hotels)

A. J. Waller. do. do.

J.A. H.S. deSearle, do.

Jesus, secretary do. do.

8, E.0.A,Gregory, manageraccountant < King

dos Remedibs,

Sun Knitting Factory, Street,

let Manufacturers—Portland Sing-

A. Popple I Mrs. C. Albers Mongkok, Kowloon; Teleph. 56489;.

M.

K. H. J. Rouban

Louis || Miss M. EcaSilva da Cable Ad : Singlet; Code : Bentley’s

and Private

Chan Yuek Man, general mgr.

Kennedy Town Hospital (see Hospitals) Kam Cheung Tai, sales manager

*£ IS ^ Ku nga e sang Kino Brothers

Ltd., Diamond

Kew Brothers, Drs., Dentists—6 and 7, Merchants—Bank Building

(4th floor), 6, Des Vmux Road Central;

Alexandra

Dr. F. H. Kew Buildings; Teleph. 20766 P.O. Box 573; Cable Ad: Kino

Dr.I. W. Kew | Dr. Chad I. Kew

Kew & Co., Fred, Land, Share and Kitchell & Co., Q., Share and General

Brokers—French Building, 5, Queen’s-

General Brokers—10, Ice

Teleph. 20732; Cable Ad: Fredkew House Street; Road Central; Teleph. 20250; Cable Ad:

F. H. Kew, principal Angelkit

Choa Po Min, assistant A. Kitchell

Mrs. L. Ferguson, stenographer Mrs. H. Hyder | Miss R. Kitchell

Fan Hoo Chuen, interpreter

1078. HONGKONG

Knight &-Go., T. -L.j- Direct Factory; Kowloon-Canton Railway (British

R e p resenta tiv es-^4/6, Nathan RGhd, Section)—Office: 526); CableKowloon; Teleph. 58071

Kowloon; Teleph. 57894; P.O.. Bix (Exch. R.J.Baker,

Ad: Railways

57o; Cable Ad : Tlkni

T. ,L. Knight, manager/.. . • Morris, chief; acbountantengineer

manager and chief

L. F. iKnighit,! secretary : C.I. D.B. Lambert chief mech.

Trevor, r traffic engr.

Kojima & Son, M., Fine Aft Curio's, Manu- storekeeper . 1. manager and

facture of Tea-Sets—21, Canton Road; J.R. Smith, assist,

S. Be van, mech.Atengineer

permane .way inspr.

Teleph. 56518 , F.W.Winyard, traffic

fg & t S? Cuff, ' do.inspector

K. L. Hu, assist, engineer

Komor & Komor (Kuhn & Co-)> Kuhnut T. F. Wong, manager’s clbrk, ;

Komor, Art and Curio Dealers--York

Building ;Teleph. 21427;Cable YdiKomor; Kowloon Chess CLUB^Yet- Clubs)

Codes; Bentley’s and A.BkCl 5th edn.

S. Kompr Kowloon Confectionery and Bakery

L.G. Szente

F. Komor , Co., Ice Cream

Fountain, Parlour,

Pastries, American

Chocolates Soda

and Con-

Ko>a^ Bros., Ladies’ agd,penHegngiYFTair fectionery—68, Nathan, Road, Kowloon;

Dressing Saloon—.YlO, Nathan /Road, Teleph. 57312

Kowloon; Teleph.—coO/stVT

57388 ... i Kowloon Hospital—(Yee Govt.)

® m & Kowloon HoTELY (Nee Hotels)

Rung Tai Leung Koon Tai

Koon Tai & Co., Stevedores, Coal_ Mer- Kowloon Dairy, Farm:

Fresh Milk (Defivefles

chant's, Freight Brokers, Commission Twice, Daily)

Teleph."o7lJ3 .■

Saikuug

-,7 ;

Road;

Agents,

Export—24, General

Des Contractors,

Vceux RoadImport and;

Central;

Teleph. 20417; Cable Ad:_ I^oontai WZiB MM m*m A

Leung Koon Tai, proprietor Kowloon Dispensary’ (A. S. Watson &

Cb.,

Merchants, Chemists,

Ltd.), Aergted Wine Water and Spirit

Manufac-

ft m m turers—80, Nathan Road; Teleph. 570l9

Kotewall & Co., R. H., Importers, Ex- JohiiD. HumphreysIt Soli, gen’J. mgrs.

porters and General Merchants—China

Building; Teleph. 24875; P.O. Box 252; J. Gibson, manager

K. N. Graveson, m.p.s.

Cable

Hon.Ad: Mr. Keystone; All Codes

R. H. Kotewall, c.m.g.,used

ll.d., E. C. Wong

principal Kowloon Furniture

LeeHenry

Shin Lbwcock

Kai, manager ' Manufacturers in HighandGrade Electric Co.,

Furniture,

Ho ManChewlung

Kai I FungFok \Ya' Dealers in Electrical

i King Lok Building, Nathan Road, Kowloon; Supplies—5| Wing

Harry Chung Teleph. 57504

Chan Hon Hing; j P.:H. Larken

Agency

National Union Fire Insurance Co., Kowloon Motor BtrsCo., Ltd., The, Bus

, Inc., Pitts, n,g.xV Services, Motor Cars;, Trucks, and Ac-

cessories, etc.—Head Office: 9, Connaught

ft ^ War Road West. Garage; Nathan Road,

Kotwall & Co., E. D., Cotton, Yarn Mongkok, Cable Ad: Busses;Kowlbbn; Code:Teleph.

Bentley’s'58036;

Discharge,

General Freight,

Brokers—5,. Insurance and Louie Wai Sun, managing director

Central; French Bank. Queen’s Road

Bldg.; Teleph. Kowloon Rattan Ware Co. —4,

.•i 20862;

E. D.Cable Ad; Lawtok

Kotwall Hankow Road, Kowloon, (next ( to

J. E. Kotwall | G.‘Y. Tsang Kowloon Hotel); Telepb. 58516;

Cable Ad: Rattanware

Kowloon Bowling Green Club (see Clubs) Wong Man Kon, manager

HONGKONG 1079.

Kowloon- ■Store, The, General Providers Kwonq Kwui Co., Ltd., The (Phptp-

—Nathan .Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 57258 graphers’ Association), Dealers in Photo'

Supplies—74, Queen’s Road Central;

KiMSiiNA; P. A., Exporter, Importer and ; Teleph. 221170

K. P. Tam, manager

General Agent—43, Wyndham

Teleph. 26467; P.O. Box 600; Cable Ad:Street;

Superman • vz m. * m ft

J Kwong Ming Theatre ' (Controlled by

8? H £- Hong Kong Amusements Ltd.) —

Kruse *R'o., Impo-rt and Export-^5, Des Canton Road, Yaumati; Teleph.

Yceu^noaa

Box 462; Cable Central;

Ad: Telepfi.

Wahtack; P.O. 58842; P.O. Box 82E ,

231t)6;Codes:

A.B.C.'6th, Bentley’s and Mosse Kwong Sang, Jade, Jewellery,- Chinese

E. G. Hartig 1 Antiques, Art Blackwood Furniture—

■ H: Luhring St. George’s Building, Ice House Street;

; Teleph. 25990 ?f(

|t fi m & & Kwong Sang.& Co., Importers,.Exporters,

Kung. iS.um Cha’i, Mauulacuirers , of and Shipchandlers, Hardware

Suppliers —Merchants

PaankiRprs, Ointments, Decocted" naughtEngineers, 59, Con-

Medicine, Pills,,'Powders, ete.—380, Teleph. 2i25’5^ j.- Cable AdP.O.: Yeung

Road Central; Box 664

Reclamation • Stree'E Alougkoksui,

Kowloon ■ . ■ , T- K. Yeung, manager

Yeung King Tong, proprietor

C. P. Yeung, assistant Mind you don’t got taken in,

!KwAxdfuNi6: RROYiNbTAL Bank, The— order

(Ate'B'anks)

Kwan Sum Yin, Dr., l.m.s.h., Medica| GORDON’S ORANGE GIN.

Practitibner-^66, Queen’s Road Oehtrkl;

Telephs. ‘ -20743 (Office) and 56J'45 DODWELL & CO!, LTD.,

'(Residence) Tel. 20636,

Kwok

35 and,& Co.,

37, P.Hing

K., Limg

GeneralStreet;

Importers—

Tele’ph. Sole Agents.

20515;

5th andCabIe Ad: Kingson; Codes: A:B.C.

Bentley’s

m

(Kwok Fung Banking Co. (Nee. Banks) Kwong sang hong yow han hung sze

Kwong SangofHong, Ltd., Importers and

Kwok Hin Wang, Property Agents and Exporters Druggists’' Sundries and

Commission Agents— 250 and* 252,; Des

Brokers—Alexandra Building; Telephs. Voeux Road Central; Telephs. 28051

22489 and 26597: Cable Ad: Diligent (Office) and 26371 (Warehouse); P.O.

Kwok Hin Wang, principal BoxFung

320;Wei

GambleShing,

Ad: Chat

managing director

KwoNg Hing CheoNg — 47, Jardines’s Leung Ying Kun, secretary

Bazaar; Teleph. 24549 Fung Wo In, assist, do.

N. B. Tsang, director Kwong Shing Cheo'nG (Sandalwood

Tseng Kwong Yung, do. Association, Ltd.)—Prince’s Building;

Kwong Hip Lung Co,, Ltd., Shipbuilders Teleph. 12591

and Engineers—Office: 41, Connaught

Road Central; Shipyard: Shamshuipo; &

Telephs. 29459, (Office), 57()Q9 (Shipyard) Kw.ony Shing Qheong

Kwong Hop Yuen, Dealers Kwong Shing Cheong Co., General

—46, Bonham Street East; inTeleph.

Medicines

2Kb 8 Agents^—282,

Ad: Assembly

Hehnessy Road; Cabin

1080 h"ong'Ko:ng

Kwong Shing LoOng, Building ! , Goii- Kwong YiE. Co., Manufacturers and

trac tors—26a, Des Vced'x ^tdiaa GbiiJ. General Exporters of Swatow Drawn

(1st floor); Teleph. 243^ | Work,

Yun Gnu, manager :

Fancy 8,Silk

i Office: Goods:Embroideries

On Hing Wholesale and Chinese

Terrace, only—Head

Hongkpng;

Kwong Sing CheuiSg—1.72, Bes Voeux Teleph. 26304; P.O. Box 542; Cable Ad:

Fancygoods;

Road Central; TelepH. 227$g Bentley’s. Branches: Sydney 6th

. Elizabeth Codes: A.B.C. and

and Fort

Kwong Sui Yuen,Des

Exporters—306, Flour

VteuxMerchants

Rdad Cent.;and

Teleph. 24207 ft ^ & ffl

Chiu Hong Ming, proprietor Lai Shiu Wing & Co., Arcnitects,

Draughtsmen and Designers, Importers,

| Agents—5,

Exporters and General

Duddell Street;Commijssion

. Tesleph.

m m | 20165; Cable Ad: Birdsnest

Kwonq SurN Co,, Ltb., The—17,

Road Central; Teleph. 2318^; P.O. Bdx Queen’s, 5

603; Cable Ad: Kwongster ^ ITsriD

Lai To Construction Co.—Head Office;

j -17,Ng Tiennessy

Sze Wah, Road;

Mei, chi^f Teleph. 23401

manager

m m m' Li Kai manager

Kwong Tai Cheong,

-Grass—-Mats, BambooRat fan Furniture^

iionbliiuls—AS, Yee Fook Che, secretary

Queen’s

CaWe-Ad:Road, Central;Ma Teleph.

Kefiftets' »©\c bntWI22982;' I Ng Kg Shan Chiu, chief accountant

Tip, superintendanf

H.

W. T.M.Tsang

Tsang |I W. K. M.C. Tsang

Tsang ■ Laing, J. T., Pilot, for China Sea and

U. S. Tsang j C. M. Tsang jj Road; HainanTeleph.

Straits23381..

— 14, Morrison Gap

ft M JM I Lalchand & Gagandas, Silk Goods Ex-

Kwong Tai Bong, Tinport-Ex^loVt Mer- | porters Building;andTeleph.

Commission

24136; Agents—China

P.O. Box 500;

chants—39, Connaught

;

Teleph. 20840; Gable Ad: Konda Road Central; | Cable Ad: Lalchand

N. T. Kwong,

J. Lima, manager director

Lam Construction ;Cd.—18, Lueh Fat

Street;

Agencies"

Sun-maid Raisin Growers Assocn. cohcd Teleph. 26125; Cable Ad: Lam-

Kailan Confectionery Co., Ld. Lam Tai Sing, Chinese Wine and Spirit

Kwong Tai Loy, Exporters and Manu- 21094 Distillers—2a, Morrison Street, Teleph.

facturers of Rattan and

Furniture, Bamboo Blinds, etc. — 61a, Seagrass

Connaught Road Central; Teleph. 21548 *3 Yan& &I.Co.,31Direct Factory

Lam Wing

Kwong Tat & Co., Supplies of All Road; Representatives

P.O. Box— 313-317 b, Hennessy

35; Telephs. 20002

Photographic

Teleph: 25656; Goods—77, Wyndhain St.; and 22812;

Cable Ad: Katatcofn Cable Ad: Yanfaptor;

: All Codes

1

Kwong Tat Yuen, Dentist—83, Queen’s ; Agencies Lam Wing Yan, manager.

Road Central; Teleph. 22125 Coyle

CanadaBatteries,_ Ld., Vancouver,

in m. Asbestonos Corporation, Ld., Montreal',

Kwongtin ' & Co., Ltd. — Prince’s

Building, Des Vceux Road; Teleph. ReoCanada

Motor Car Co., Lansing, Michigan

26520 Curtiss-Red Aircraft Co., Ltd.,

Wong KwOng Tin, managing dir. Montreal

The Crosley Radio Corporation,

Yeung Shek Tin, clerk Cincinnati, Ohio

HO^KONG 1081

Reflector & Illuminating Co., Chicago, Lin ka la fat

tf.S.A

IJlectrad Laj^e, Crawford, Ltd., Grocers, Wine

Oldham &Inc. Sons,New

Ld.,York, U.S.A.

England, and SpiritOutfitters,

tlemen’s Merchants,House

Ladies’and

and Gen-

Ship

The Black & Decker Mfg.

South Bend Lathe Works, U.S.A.Co., U.S.A. Furnishers, Sports Dealers, Ironmongers,

The Cleveland Tractor Co., U.S.A. Ship Chandlers and General Store-

Aeromotor Co., Chicago, U.S.A. keepers—Exchange Building, Des Yoeux

Road; Teleph. 28151 (6 lines)

Directors—Hon. Mr. W. E. L. Shenton

(chairman), J. P. Warren, T. E.

Lammert Bros., Auctioneers, Apprai- Pearce, A. B. Stewart, E. M.

sers, Goods Brokers and General Raymond and L. N. Murphy

Surveyors—7, 8 and 8a, Duddell A. W. Brown, manager and secretary

Street; Teleph. 20224; Cable Ad:

Lammert

L, E. Lammert HUNT’S FINE OLD PORT

J. A. M. de Gra

AND SHERRY.

Lammert, H. A., Stock and Share Broker help to make the party merry.

—St. George’s Building

Teleph. 24646; Cable Ad: Tremmal(3rd floor);

H. A. Lammert, principal DODWELL & CO., LTD.,

Lam Woo & Co., Engineers and Con- Tel. 20636,

tractors—32, Johnston Road; Teleph. Sole Agents.

20385; Cable Ad ; Lamwoo

Lam Woo

Lam Chik Shang

Lam Chik Ho Staff-

Lam Chik Suen E. J. Ainslie Mrs. Andrews

C. W.

H. Balman Miss

Burson

Ambrose

Mrs. J. Datziel

Lancia Garage, Expert Automobile D. M. GoodalT . Miss D. Egan

Repairers, Dealers in Used Cars, W. S. Hither Miss Elarte

Spare Parts and Auto Accessories— H. Hampton Mrs. J. Fpwler

348, Hennessy Road; Teleph. 23557; H. E. Lewis Miss de Faria

Cable Ad: Lanciawork E.E. Quinlan

Owen —j Miss A. Garth

C. Borandi, proprietor

A. M. Gomeze, gen. assistant

C. S. Siow, assistant B. S- Rogers -MissMiss Geeks

Goldbaeff

W. K. Lam, salesman F.A. C.E. Wilkinson

Skinner ] Miss

Miss Johannsen

Osmund

Kwok Kam, shroff E. H. Watts Mrs. Penny

Cheng Ming, foreman Miss P. Webster Miss Passes

Ho Chuen, upholstery maker W. L. Butt Miss R. G.

Kow Lock, painter W.

R. A.ButtEdwards Mrs. B. IS.Razavette

Thomson & Co., treasurers Rogers

A. G. Huebner. Miss F. Remdios

D.

A. K.

G. Kharas Mrs. Remedios

Marshall

Land Office—(See under Government S.WMacNider Miss M. Russell

Departments) C. Ogley Miss M. Gji ’Eaunders

M.'Piapkofl Mrs. Mrs.

Sequeira

Sequeira

Btii ® it S & fa M. A. Prata Miss Smith

A.H. H.

W. Riberio

Randall Miss J. Smirke

Lane,

Engineer Alfred, J., Architect,Building

and Surveyor—China Civil O.F.RiberioJr. Mrs. Wilkinson

Mrs. H. White

(7th floOr); Teleph. 23859 B. M. Vieira Mrs. Waldorf

A. J. Lane, principal M. A. Xavier Miss Xavier

jibs2 HONGKONG

i: 0 Lee Jim Kee, Jewellers, Watchmakers

Langenstrass A'dofj.O; K. W., IiQpbf-te^s and Chronometer Adjusters — Head

Office: 1 9,1 Bophaifl Strand East; Teleph.

and

Teleph.Exporters

24948; Cable— Pedder Building; .2.1659

Ad: LangsWass; ,. ^ V ' ;

Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn., Bentley’.4i and Lee, Joseph J. &. (5o., general .Build-

. Private ' ' ■ - ’ '■.‘.'.l ing Contracto 1X7—13, Thompsoxr Rd.

n #. ® ± ® (Wantsai); Teleph.' 24303 ; P.O. Box

162; Cable Ad : Leeco ; Codes : Benit-

LANGSTfpN, S. H.;—fi.xchange,, Bnildiiiig ley;’,s Private 1 •

Resident t Representative J. J.' Lee, manager '

Burgoyne/

Ltd. Bjurbidges & Go., J. P. Lee, secretary ■ :.

Bovril 'Limited

Rowntree & Co., Ltd., etc., etc. Lee & Co., * JosephmS., mMOnunaental &

£ B $ ? ft ffi fl Masons, Suppliers of Granite and

Marble Monuments—16, Morrison Gap,

Lau Pak Wai, Ltehtist — Hongkong Happy Yalley; Teleph. 21511

Office:

Teleph. 20488; Kloon Office: 335 Nathan floor^

it m &

Rd. Lee Ping Hong, Buildiiig Mate-

Y

‘‘L^^is^on’(Y(^> e€^Ho|ie^[ yj (j < )(] rials. Sahita^y Edrthehwaie and

Hardware '; Goods—52, Des Yceux

m 9 m m ^ Road Oentral; Teleph. 20600

.Lee Ping Cheung, manager^

‘Law, Dr. E., mIb.ch.b. (Edin.), General

i• Street;

Medical Telephs.^Offiee‘:

PractiLmi erX, ]^6,2^555D’Aguilar BSe Tung Wo, ’ Bra^'.And, Iron, foun-

and Re- dry—131-137, Portland Street, Kow-

1 .~sideBcei-2280I loon; Teleph. 57235. ... J

Lay & Co., S. C., General Merchants— Lee Yu Kee, Building Materials^Sanitary

Alexandra

Cable Ad:.JolaipgBuijdings; Teleph. , 20763; Earthenware and Hardware Goods—

S. 'O,. .Lay, managing director .' 24c,

21688; DesCableVceux

Ad:Road Central; Teleph.

Building

Proprietor—Lee lu dieting

H n iay tun .

Layton ife^Co.,- SBl and Bullion Brokers— Legge &13 Co'»., Cl.,. sflt *5 «

Paper Agents—The

5, H.

Queen’s‘Read

S. Hills-j Central;

C. L.Teleph' . 20089; Bank of Canton

Sandes :

Building; Teleph.

24605; Cable Ad: Legge

art tyj Mhiy tsinff

Lazajius, N.y Optician—Gloucester Build-

ing, Pedder Street; also' at Shanghai; Li leap o lan che ki hd sze kviui to

Teleph. 22203 ' ;

H. Tobias, proprietor, f.s.m.o., f.i.o. Leigh tects&and Orange, Civil Engineers;

Surveyors—P. Archi-

4 O.. Building,

(London), refractionist

L. A. Tobais; manager & refractionist Cable Des Yceux Road Central; Teleph. 20167;

Chan Ad: Orange

Lai YuYuClio Sang| Lau Man Chiu G. G. Wood, M.INST.C.E.

A,S.S. D.Mackichan, m.inst.c.e,

if m~m % ^

Lee Bros., Manufacturing Opticians E. G. Igglesden, a.r.i.b.a.

Dale, a.m. inst. c:e) ’

J.B. E.Veliki

Potter,. a.r.i.b.a.

I . S- Gidley

- 8._ D’Aguilar Street; Teleph. 27662 R. Lee | Miss M. M. Tyrrell

W. Lee, manager

Lee ifoNGp Photographer and Photo , S.EricLee,Allum secretary

Boon, hon. resident repre-

Supplies,

and ; Amateur’s FilmsDealers—17,

Printed.Postcards Developed M.sentative

Kitayama,forhpn.Chinese affairs for

representative

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 24028 Japanese affairs

HONGKONG

Leite, Madame^, Ladies’Wear Specialist Liberty Silk Store —Queen's Road Cent.

—Asiatic Building (1st and Jnd ^floors); Teleph. 24760; P.O. Box 557

M. Lookbomall, proprietor

Teleph. 24.474 Staff — B. K. Moorjani, Tahilram,

Miss Cynthia

Miss G. d’Aquino Savard Remedies Metharam, Gopoldes', Miss M. Mack

Miss M. Chau I Wpng Ying Lau and Ah Fong

Mrs. Lee | Fog Soo Library (See City Hall)

Lepack Co., Import and Export Mer- Lincoln k Co., Ltd., W., Importers

chants—China Building; Teleph. 21123; and Exporters—China Buildings,

P.O. Box 114; Cable Ad: Textilian

Teleph. 24295; Cable , Ad :. Lineage

Leung Kwok'News-paper

Shanghai), Ying (Hohgkong-Canton-

Agent and Pat ent

Medicine

East, and 160,Dealer—32,

Reclamation Bonham

Street,Strand

Yau- GORDON’S SPECIAL

mati; Teleph. 21645 OLD TOM GIN,

Leung Tung 'Kee, Blacksmiths, Braziers, always makes you glad within.

Riveters,.etc—2, Wa On Lane,,Entrance

. from Aberdeen Street; Teleph. 24340 DODWELL & CO., LTD.,

Lewton Co., The (Lewton), Merchants, Tel. 20636,

Importers and Exporters—China Build-

ing; Teleph, 24897 Sole Agents.

Li Clinic, The—26, Queen’s Road Central

(1stDr.]Li

floor);ShuTeleph.-20963

Fan,,M.B,qH.B„ & H.,

:

(Edin.y

Dr. Li Shu Pui, m.b., b.s., EVR.c.e. Linotype and Machinery Ltd., Manu-

facturers of. the Linotype Composing

Dr.(Edin.)

Woo Tin, Po, m.b. ch.b (Edin.) Machine, The Miehle and :Centurette

Two-Revolution Presses, Lithogra

phic Machines and General Printers’

m m 1 Machinery—18, Hdu^e Street;

Li and Fung, 'Exporters’ and General Teleph. 20768 j. Jlable. 4-d : Linptjrpe

H. EllfL'ma.pp.gei* ^('^angHaiJ ’

Merchants—10, Chiu Loorig Street, 5

Central; ; Cable Ad i dLifung A. J. Rozarip., adf mg' manager

Li To-rping, mana^i'p.g partner Zor Pof0h? .meehaniy'

Fung' Pak-lju),, : , do.

Nam Fd Tin | Sze To Ki i lE ; Lin se tuk

Li Man King Kwok Weaving and Linstead & IMvife; Chartered Account-

Manufacturing Qq., Ltd,—0||ce3 and 27794; Cable Ad r BuiMing;

ants—Gloucester

Linstead

Teleph.

Works: lo, Saigonmtsrijgma

Teleph. 58030d Street, Kowloon;

^9woJ C.S. T.B. 'Butlin.

Mrov$$, a.c.a.,

A$A-, ^rtn|(t>

do.

LiPractitioner—82,'

Sung, Dr,, jit.b., Queen’’s

Bis., General H. R. Forsyth, c.a., ”fo. ; ' 3 '

Road Medical

Central ' D. A. Sommerfelt„

L. Prophet, 1 A.c.A,

c.a. , 'r;'M ,

(1st floor); Teleph. 236031B .(hnfilgnS A. H. daSilva

WSaiit'oS '"'"I/ Pt'C.'-Chling'.

A a » si s « J. A. Gutterres f ’Misku.T’Smalley

Liberty Manufacturing;

,1 Co, The, m s'i m « ^

Mannfafctufei § of the - Liberty -Flash- Little,, Adams & Wood, Architects

lights (and- Bldg-.; Batteries—City d Office:

KayaibaMy 4 2b;s ^ Queenfe : Road • r: ingp 1 Cavil,. < Eilgineei^rtrYark)

RKoad ;<• Teleph. ; B!2il{)26;

uild-

Central; iTeleplf. 26845J Works: ■ Prince Cable Chater-o Ad: Upstairs

Edward Road, Kowloon; Telephi

P.O. Box 508; Liable Ad: Libferlight; 56700; Prinoiipklg-^Colbouifn^Bittle;FB.i.B.A.,

Codes: Aeme Bentley’s'khd’Private ■ ahd,'Cf Hv'Ba8fioj . Hid .'1 U

1084 H0NGKQNQ

Leslie Ross,

W. C. Felshow a.r.i.b.a.- -.'i m m

A.W. Mylo

Wang, b.sc. I| Y.K. H,Chan Lee, B;sc. Lock Hing, Exporters, Gold and SUyer-

smiths, Blackwood Furniture Manu-

Miss G. Smith, secretary facturers and Curio Dealers- 33' Queen’s

Rd,C.;

Shiu TJeleph.

Yat Hiip,26718; Cable Ad: Locking

Inariager

Little Shop, The, Chinese Curios, Shiu Yam Lun | Shiu Kam To

Blackwood Furniture, Jades,-

Lamp Shades and Interior Decorators Jewellery,

Sole

Rugs,Agents for: Shoemaker

Peiping. Art Jf.ooip.^, el & m %

cester Building; Finest

Teleph.Lingerie—Glou-

26438; C^le Logan & Co., W., Share & General Brokers

—10, Ice House Street; Teleph. 20665;

Ad:Mrs.Littleshop Cable

M. K. Boyd, partner

'R.Toihsot, dST'ahd" mahagef W. Ad:LoganOrion; Code: A.B.Crt5th edn.

(-See Also Shanghai Section)

m m

n &m m m m Long King & Queen’sCo,, Photographic

Liverpool and London and Globe InsurS- Dealers—17a, Road CentralGoods

&ance

Co.,Co,y Ltd. (represented

Ltd.)—Queen’s Building;by FMdweljl

Telephl- LbONGMerchants—48,' QueeVs Road1865),

SHiNd, The Established Jade

Central;

28061; ; P.O. ,Box 36 y.. C^jbJe (jA'41 Teleph. 23465

Globe

Lloyd’s Lope's, A. A.; Share and General Broket—

Gilman &;-Gp^iLtd,, agents 12, Ice House Street; Teleph. 20534;

Cable Ad: Paraclete

»* *a ' ; ;‘ A. A. Lopes, principal .’ ■

shu'ti iJoui'sKfi ■']

Lloyd’s RegHster of Shipping-^Alexan- Lopes n & mm ±&m

dra Buildings; Telepln 20179; P.fLBox port &Merchants—9, Alves Ltd., Import Queen’sand:Road,

Ex-

463; Cable Ad: Marine , ' Cbbtral; Teleph. 21829; P:0. Box

T. S. Morrison, m.i.mar.e., sui \cypr

G.Peter

Pickering,

Lee, surveyor

clerk 397 ; Cable Ad : Lopesalves

S. A. Lopes, director

Lb Kin Fai & Co., Share and General A. E. iS. Alves, do.

Brokers—9, Ice House Street, (1st C. E. Soares.

floor); Teleph. 26015 sj rid 20682; LowcoQK.tk Co. (Tung Yick hiong), .Elec-

Cable Ad: Lokinfai trical Engineers and Contractors—China

LoAssistants—Lo

Kin Fai, principalKin » San Shin Building.

Fan, Ad:H.Lowcock

(1st floor); Teleph. 26492; Cable

Chuen, Lau Mo Tsung and Ng Lowcock, A.TO.E.E.

Yuk Kwan

m m m % m lift tfc it £ 11 Hut so'&zt

Lo & Lo, Solicitors, &c.—Alexandra Lowe, Chartered Bingham

Accountants & —Matthews,

Mercantile

Buildings, Des Vceux Road Central; Bank Building;

Telephs. 28034 , 242'10 and' 23047; Ad: Explan ate (inTeleph. China), 28106/7; Cable

Celestor (in

Cable Ad : Deodand England). Shanghai: Glen Line. Build-

M. K. Lo, solicitor and notary public ing. London: Fenchurch Street. Tient-

M. W. Lo,

H. Lo, T do. do. do. sin: 128,, Victoria Boad and at Peiping

Lui W ai Chau F. N. Matthews,- jp.c.A.

Wong Ka Tsun I Miss M. Kacker John Fleming, c.a.

E. F. Hardman, . .

c.a. (Shanghai) . <

Local Printing Press, Ltd., The, Printers, A. Ritchie, c.A. (Hongkong)

Publishers, A.W. H.E. Ballard, f.c.a.(Tientsin)

(London)

—9a, DuddellBookbinders

Street; Teleph.and Stationers

24677 E.

Atwell, c.a.

D. Bryden,

da Roza,c.a.

a.s.a.a.

Lee Yat Ngok, manager director

M. F. Billimoria, secretary &, mgr. E. M.

D. S. Robb, c-1.

]0S4b ADVERTISEMENT

W. R. Loxley S Co.

GENERAL MERCHANTS.

Head Office :-Vork Building, HONG KONG.

Cable Address: A.B.C. 4th, 5th & 6thCodesEditions,

Used:ACME, BENTLEY’S,

',L0XLEY ” STANDARD and PRIVATE.

Branches:—

LOHDOM—106. Fenchurch treet, E.C 3.

SHANGHAI—Loxley House. 10-11. Yuen

Ming Yuen Road.

CANTON— Loxley House, Shameen.

SINGAPORE— 5. Raffles Quay.

Proprietors of

PERRIN, COOPER & Co.,

Loxley Mouse, 10 & 1 1, Consular Road, TIENTSIN.

AGENCIES :—

Gillette Industries, Ltd.

Carr & Co.

India Tire Rubber Co.

International Chemical Co., Ltd.

Joseph Nathan & Co., Ltd.

Lewis Berger & Co., Ltd.

Lipton’s, Ltd.

Geo. Mason & Co.

Parfumerie L. T. Piver

Van Houten, Ltd.

J. Williamson & Co.

Etc. Etc.

Queen Insurance Co., Ltd.

Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.

HQNGKONG 1085

J. B.donald,

Mac- c.a. G.I. Johnson

S; Rice Luen Chong & Co., Whojfeale and Retail

Paper and Stationery Dealers—63, Des

A. H. Harbord, A. de Figuerido Vceux Road Central; Teleph. 23036

a.c.a. C.M.,Farid

W. J. Woolley ‘ C: K. Yueng Luen Hing SIotor Car, Motor Cars for

A.F. O.Abbas

Reid K. P.A.Chan

Mrs. J.Silva- Hire, Day and Night Service—7, Canton

D. G. Wilson jjetto Road (opposite to Water Police Station);

Kowloon; Teleph. 6615212

R. H. Stx^ne Miss F. Mahony

Singapore Agents

Lowe,, Bingham tfc,Denman,

Accountants, Laidlaw Building Chartered Lun Sang & Co., Civil and Structural

Engineers and Building Contractors—

French Building (3rd floor); Teleph.

23524; P.O. Box 506; Cable Ad: Lunsang

Lok se li J. H.Guerineau,

Luk Yap,tech,

worksmanager

manager

m ±

Loxley & Co., W.—R.,Head

and Exporters General Importers

Office: York Lun Tai Mutual Fire and Marine In'

Building, Chater Road; Telephs. 22533 surance Co., Ltd.—272, Des Vceux Road

Central; Teleph. 21134

(General Office)Ad:andLoxley.

Dept.); Cable 21566 (Compradore’s

London: 106, Tam Woon Tong, general manager

FenchurchTientsin,

Shanghai, Street, E.C. 3; alsoand

Peiping at Canton,

S’pore.

Principals — J. A. Russell (Kuala GORDON’S COCKTAIL.

Lumpur) andD.

T. A. Mitchell, manager O. Russell (H’kong.)

F. G. Herridge, signs, per pro. All you have to do is shake it,

T. Wong Gordon's know the way to make it

P.W.A.Kershaw

Eln Miss M. Lyle •

Brown Miss

G.K. B.C. B.Chen Miss

Lysaught

Gill DO DWELL & CO., LTD.,

Leung Yue G. Duncan Tel. 20636,

K. L. Wong Q.K. X*S. Chiu

^

Chen

Wong Hok Yan, compi’adore Sole Agents.

Agencies

Gillet Industries, Ld.

Ashton

Beck & &Op.Parsons,- Ld. Phosferine L’Urbaine n& mm

Chamberlain Patent Medicines Fire Insurance Co., Ltd., Fire

Carr

Champagne Teleph. 23583

India Tire andHeidseik

Rubber&Co. Qo. C- Chow

G. Anderson,

Ping Un branch manager

International

Joseph NathanChemical

& Co., Ld.Co., Ld. A. E. Perry | T. P. Anderson

Jules Robin

“Kiwi” Boot Polish & Co. Lunatic Asylum—(Nee Medical Dept.,

J. Lethem & Sons Government)

Lewis Berger & Sons, Ld.

Liptons, Ld.

G. Mason & Co., Ld. ®:

Northam, Warren Corpn,—Cutex Lyen Bros., Importers,

Manufacturers’ Exporters and

Representatives—China

Meccano,

“Treetex” Ld.Wallboarding Building (1st floor); Teleph. 23313; Cable

Medical and General Exporters, LcL Ad: Lycopsis

Watney, Combe, Reid & Co., Ld. O. Y. Lyen, principal

Parfumerie

§ueen Insurance L. T. Piver

Cb. ® ^ @ M X g ®

oyalHouten

Insurance Co. Lyson

Van

T. Wall & Sons& Zoon Road &Central;

Hall, Teleph

Solicitors — 6,Cable

23665; Queen’s

Ad;

W. Woodwards, Ld. Litigation

J. Williamson & Co. J. M. Hall, solicitor

Yeung Hock Chau, interpreter

1086 HONGK0NG

^ ^- III ^ Outdoor

J. LowrieStaff

M.Confectionery

Y. San & Co.Manufacturers

(19li7), tm, Biscuit and Fruitapd Agencies

Preservers—,96, Queen’s Koad Central; P.&O.S.^.Co.

British-India and Ap'car Lines

V&pfa'-'miiSQfl EasternInsurance

and Australian

Ma, De. C. K., m.b!, b.s., General Medical Marine Co., Ld.S,S, Cd., Ld.

Practitioner, partner with Urs. Ma Luk

and T. C. Wong—King’s Theatre Bldg.;

Tekiphs. 26504. ^OSo'^ and 28888, ■ Mackintosh’s, is § « # Makin toi se

Ltd., Men’s Wear

Specialists—Alexandra Building, Des

Voeux Road; Teleph. 20029 Cable

Ma Luk. Clinic Ad: Outfit

Ma Luk, C. K. Ma & T. C. Wong & K. F. F. A. Mackintosh

Ko, Drs., Medical Practitioners—Offices: J.R. G.R. Meyer

Davies I| J.G. P.H.A.Russell

Davis

King’s Theatre Building, Queen’s Road

'Central; Telep>hs. 20504, 28888 and Mac’s Cafktaria- Hongkong Hotel, Red-

20852 der Street; Teleph. 24801

Macao. TJALau-G.(uJiioiAiiBiQ.uK Line Mahtani, K. K., Silk Merchants—4, On

Lan Street; Teleph. 25057

Africa—Alexandra Bldg.Teleph. Maison De Modes (Mme. D’Obry)

21:502; Cable Ad: Matiine ( liA Costumer, Ladies’ Tailor and Millinery

, Managing Agents—Bo tel ho Bros,

Branch Office in 'Macao—37a,' Pray a; —Tai Ping Paris Building, 18, Queen’s Road.

, .Ghrfnde,; .Teleph. 048 . ■ Hongkong, and Shanghai

Mme. M. D’Obry, proprietor

Agent—Charles'deMello Mme. A. Bachberrdw (sales dept.)

Macgown, Andbbson- & Durban, Medical

; Practitioners—Hong Kong Office: Ale- Majestic Theatre,Road,,Talking

Yaumati,Picture

xandra Buildings, (3rd floor), Des Vceux' Cinema -Nathan

loon ; Tnldph. 57222 "'': : ! '

Kow-

. Road Central; TcTeph. 27728. Kowloon;

Office : 80,- Nathan-RoaB; Teleph-.'57629 ■ Majima Hospital--((S'ee Hospitals)

Principals.

Dr. J. C. Macgowh, Mte., OH.B;('Edin.), Mak, J. S., Dentist—39, Queen’s Road

2,J.Aigburth

; Dr.(Edin.), Hall, May Road

W. Andprspn, Central; Teleph. 24344 ■ , -

378, Them.b.,ch.b.,.f.r,q.s.

Peak; Teleph.

,Dr.29056 m % ® & % 1%

D.OiJ.(Qxon.),

Durran,3, m.b., ipH.B. (Edin.),

Carnarvon Bldgs., Alan bn. Po hwi Kwreg ■

Kowloon; Telephi 56744 Man On YdsfiRANCu. LtC.—4,.

Dr.80,J.Kathan

PL McEJney, M.B. I cH.B. i

Rd., Kowloon; Teleph. CEdin.), Queen’s Road West; ^felhph. p7309

57029 Directors—Kwa'n

Chung l^ng ' ijfgdp, Chiu

Tq-z Riricr.How,

pnn Ko Pak ^Tin •Chu

@ a -Jte $ n a

Tit .hong Lun shun bung sze

Mackinnors, Mackenzie & Co.—

P. & O. Building, Corfnattght R'bad

Central; TelejfftL Cable ' Ad :

^nl^^cSEl. aAlHskie, ^aVtnbr? Manners & Co., Ltd., Johh, Merchants

M-

A. T. Johnfpp,

E. Martin, .partner;;

signs per pro.- j ■- —Mercantile Bank: Building,, 7., Queen’s

Road Central ;''Telep|isViM™^';|2609,

T. G. S. Alexander nortnaiihl 246152, 24071-2 ; 'Oab^AdyM(Manners.

C. Black .1 A McKeliar, c.A. Canton and >S\yatrAy, X(9Won Office :

B. Elanagnn | 37, Walbrook, I

ADVERTISEMENT 1086a

MAIL & PASSENGER SERVICES

(UNDER CONTRACT WITH HM. GOVERNMENT)

TO

CHINA, JAPAN, STRAITS, BURAIA, SIAM,

CEYLON, INDIA, PERSIAN GULF, MAU-

RITIUS,GUINEA,

NEW EAST & AUSTRALIA,

SOUTH AFRICA, MANILA,

EGYPT AND

EUROPE.

ROUND THE WORLD TOURS

CHEAP HOLIDAY TICKETS TO STRAITS, INDIA,

CEYLON AND JAPAN.

FOR FULL INFORMATION REGARDING

SAILINGS, FREIGHT & PASSAGE RATES

KINDLY APPLY TO

MACKINNON. MACKENZIE k CO.

I 0. Building, Connaught Road, HCNG KONG.

1, Canton Road, SHANGHAI.

MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO. (JAPAN), LTD.

HONGKONG 1087

John Manners, director Ma-r2knoll .Mission—(,S'ee : Churches

W. J. Hansen, do. and Mission^) .c-7.

K.J.Kastman,

Blaauw Kooterdo.

B. Herschend f N. O. Kring

Canton Office masonic ■ :■!/ '■ /' •

1

L. Muhle Yung yan Wui Tewoon

K. laSalla

Swatow Office ! F-Meyer Masonic Hall—Zetland Street

N. S. Wong ‘ , Caretaker-rrF, J. Ramskiil,

Agencies'

Sun Insurance Office, Ld. ^

Great Eastern Ararat Lpdge of Royal Ark Mari-

“ Baltica ” Insce.LifeCo.,-Assurance Co.

Ld., Copenhagen ners, No. 264, E.C:’ l"

W. C. N.—W. E. Hollands

East Asiatic Co., Ld.,

Bohler Bros. & Cb', Ld., Steel Copenhagen I. P. C. N.—j: L. McPherson

Steamship Co, Orient, Ld., Copenhagen J.S.—W. B. A. Moore

J. A. Carp’s Cotton Thread, Helmond, Treasurer—F. F., Duckworth

Holland

Usines Destree, Scribe-W. H. Whiteley

! Hare nr' Blue Chaplain—C.'S. Codin '

Burmeister & Wain, • Copenhagen,

Diesel Engines J.S. DiD,—L.

- A. J.E; Blackburn

Clarke : ' -

D. C:^-E. Pasco ' , .

OiganiSt—■

Guardian—E. —L^-M. Raymond

Mansion W- & Co., Importers,

and Commission Agepts—Bank of Exporters Steward—O.^E. White

China Building (5th..hoor^. 4, Queen’s Warder-^H. Tillnian

Hoad Central; Teljoph. 21514; Cable

Ad: Melapiine

Manufacturers Life > Insurance Co., James Buchanan & Co., Ltd,

The — Asiatic Building; Teleph.

20601. Head Office: Toronto, ‘•BLACK & WHITE**

Canada

E. J. R. MitcheH; branch manager WHISKY

J.F. M;Ki Sunley, cashier

Lee, assist, dp.

Miss C. R- Rodrigues, stenographer DODWELL & CO, LTD,

Miss: E. E. Holloway, do. Tql. ' 2G636, ,

Agents : ■ •

J. C. M. Grenham, S. Y. Gittins, Sole ' Agents. '

G.Guterres,

H. Millar,J. P.P, E.WayBaskett, J.

and Liang J.

Han Chip Cathay Chapter, No: 110^ E.C.

V.E. F.Nisirer

Ferrier(Swatow)

(Canton)

H. Diesel (Foochow) Cathay Lodge, No. 4373 ,

A. A. T. Borges (Macao) W. M.—H. G. Anniss

I. P. M.—C. Crofton

Marconi International Marine Com- S.J. W.—V.

W. W. G.W.Kerley

Hirst

munication Co., Ltd.—(Ace British Chaplain—A. J. Y. Smith

Wireless Marine iService). Treasurer—H.

Marine Engineers’ Guild of China Secretary—J. W.E. BaldwinRudden

—(See Associations)' D. of C.—E Thompson

S.J. D.—A.

D.—R. H.Baldwin

Oswick

Marine Insurance Association ' of Almoner —A. Stickland

Hong Kong—(tfee Associations) Organist—W. R. Fleming

Maruyama & Co., I., Goldsmith, Jade, , I. G.—W. J. Burling

Jewels, Precious Stones—27, Praya Stewards—C.

Andrews, J. J.W. Wodehouse,

Jefford A. A.

East; Teleph. 24279 Tyler—F. J. Rainskill /

HONGKONG

Concordia (Lodge of Mark Master

Masons, No. 721, E.G. - S. W.-E..S. Carter■ , .

S.W.M.—L.;Brewer

I. P. M.—W. B. A. Moore W. J. W.-rA, A. Dand

W. M, B. D. Evans Secretary—W. Brown

Treasurer—D. S. Hill

J.S. W.-Y.

W.-M. S.J. WanB. Montargis . Chaplain—A. W. Hodges

Bible Bearer—F. H. W. Haynes

M. O.—E.

S.J. O.—J. M. RajmQnd'

Bird ' , ■ '

O.-A. T.J. Bagram J ;J

S.J. D.—F.

D.-E. T.P. J.White,

Locke;

Chaplain N. V. Hahvard

Treasurer—R.-G. Lee A. C.—A.

D. D. C.—C.Stalker

W. E. Bishop

,, f Secretary—rA. Nissim Stewards—S. Hodge and J. J. Whyte

L G.—J. J.Tillman

Cameron

D.Reg.C.—J.

of Marks—C.

W. JeffriesE. Moore Tyler—H.

S.J. D.--C.

D.-N. E.S. S.EllisUpsdell

Organist—D. K. Patterson LodgeR. Naval

W. M.—R. &; Military

Cunningham

I.Steward—D.

G.—S. S. Straham

F. Davies L M. P.—A. Tarbuck

Tyler—H. Tillman D. M. - J. Edwards

S.W.M.—S;

S. W.—F.Eccleshall

H. Holdman

Diligentia Lodge of Instruction W. J. W.—C. de S. Robertson

Preceptors—CL W. Jeffries, J. L.

McPherson, Treasurer—S. H.J. Hartridge

Secretary—W, Burling

E. Clarke B. D. Evans and A. Chaplain—R. J. Ashby

Senior

Treasurer—W. Stoker

Secretary—C.Pasco W. Somers Junior Deacon—W.

Deacon—W. E.Gossett

Webber

Steward—B. Bible Bearer—F.

Organist—G. L. Parton

Young

District Dir. of Ceremonies—W. H. Bailey

S6Wrif'Grand Lodge, ofConstitution)

CHiNi (English Hongkong & Stewards — F. Richardson, D. L.

Davies/ G. W. Gunn and H. A.

District Grand(Scottish

Lodge*, ofConstitution)

Hongkong

Guard- - A. Jillott

South China Tyler—H. Tillman

District Grand’ RotIl Arch Chapter Lodge, St. John, 618, S.C.—Second

of Hongkong and South China Tuesday in1 Each Month

Eothen Mark Lodge 264 E.C. R. W. M.—F. C. Clemo

W. M.—F. F. Duckworth I. P M.—J. Davidson

I. P. M.—A. E. Clarke W. S.J. W.-E.

W. W.-P. Morrison

W. Coulson

S. W.—C. Mycock Hon. Tr6as.—H.

Seey.—H. Lowcock

- J. W.-"“€k~“W. --Homers Hon. Gittins

■ M- O.-R.

S. O.-A. F. PaulW. jSmith Chap.—D. Watterton

J. O.—F,, P. R, Jaipes S. D.—F:

J.D. D.—J. K. Gartsoh

S: LogaTn

D. of 0.—L. .1, Rlkckburr, of C.—T;; J. Ridhards

Chaplain—E. 1 W.

Treasurer —R. T. Nelson Simmonds Bible Bfeil^^D. To Nan

R. of Marks—W. L. R. jMiller Organist—Vacant

Steward—Vacant

Secretary—W. Stoker I.Tyler-^II.

G;—J. Murray

S. D.^—B.; Pasco .. Tillman

J. D.—W. J. Geall Naval and Military Royal Arch

I. G.-^-P. I.. Newman Chapter, Noi.302,tSiC.

Stewards-r:H.

Tobias and F.Mundy, L. Rap leyL. A. Perseverance Lodge, No; 1166, E.C.

Tyler—H. Tillman W. .Mi—H. 0. B. Way

Lodge I. P. M.—J^W. Franks

R. W.Eastern*

M.—J. Scotia, No. 923, ‘S.C.

C. Ferguson S. W.—8.) S. Strahan

J. W.-:A. J. f Biitl

I.D.P.M.-F.

M.—P.Cullen

W. R, Ramsay

Chaiplain-f-W. E.: 'Simtfions

HONGKONG 1089

Treasurer—F. H. Orapnell J.S. O.-E.

O.-H. Tuck

V. Pearce

Secretary—J. T. Bagram Chaplain—J. Beach

D. of O.—C. B. Brown Treasurer—W. Fooks

S. D.—H. Q. Williams R. of M.—F. Ramskill

J. D.—J. iL. Adams Secretary—G. E. L. Johnstone

Assist. Secretary—L. J. Davies D. of C.—H. E. Budden

I. G.-W. C. Clark S.J. D.—R.

D.—A. E.A. Jeffries

Sitewa.rds—W. G. Robertson, J. Trengrove

R. Way and S. Jarvis I. G.—C. Crofton

Tyler—H. Tillman Stewards—R. J. Boast, C. Baysting

Provincial Priory of China and F. P.Tillman

Tyler—H. Croft

Prior—A.

Sub-Prior—W. MorrisT. Southorn

Prelate—G. T. Waldegrave United Service Lodge No. 1341

Chancellor—— V. M.—J. G. Hoper

1st Constable I. P. M.—H. E. Budden

2nd do. —G.

Treasurer—J. E. Wetton

M. Gordon

Registrar—R. H. Douglas S. W.—J. Smith

Vice-Chancellor—W. E. L. Shenton J. W.—F. J. Ramskill

Marshall—M. J. B. Montargis Chaplain;—G. E. L. Johnson

Almoner ^— Treasurer—W. E. Hollands

Warden of Regalia Secretary—S. R. Farlow

Standard Bearer—J. L. McPherson D. of C.—D. Davies

Banner Bearer—T. H. G. Brayfield S. D.—C. Sltrange

Sword Bearers—W. B. A. Moore and J. D.—E. MdNay

O. A. Smith Assist. D. of C.—A. R. Francis

Aide-de-Camp—F. Duckworth Organist—K. W. Ain drew

Chamberlain— I. G.—J. Hargreaves

Organist—E. J. Edwards Steward—R. A. Trengove, C.

Capt. of Guard—N. V. Halward Baysting, T. Carr, A. E.

Pursuivant Medina, P. Knight and N.

Outer Guard—H. Tillman W. Gasson

Tyler—H. Tillman

Sx.Croix

MaryofMaodalf.nk

H. R. D. G.M,Chapter of Rose

Recorder—Rev. T.No.Waldegrave

73, .E.C.

James Buchanan & Co., Ltd.

Treasurer—T. H. G. Brayfield

United Chapter, No. 1341, E.C. “Royal Household"

1st Principal—H.

2nd do. —H.J G.E. Anniss

Strange

3rd do. — B. D. Crawley WHISKY

Treasurer—H. E. Budden DODWELL & GO.. LTD.,

Scribe E.—S. R. Farlow

P. Do.S.—S.N.—T. Carr

A. Roberts Tel. 20636,

1st Assist. S.—F. J. Ramskill Sole Agents.

2nd

D. do. S.—J. Smith

of C.-W. E.G. Hollands

Organist—J. Hooper University Lodge of Hongkong,

Stewards—G. E.Strange

L. Johnstone,

and R.O. A.E. No.W. 3666,

White,

Trengove C. M. -W.E.C.

Faid, Y. S. Wan

Janitor—C. Baysting I. P. M.—H.’B. L. Dowbiggin

S.J. W.-F.

W.-G. S.W.White

Reeve, T. J. Price

United Mark Lodge, No. 419, E.C.

W. M —C. S. Coom

I. P. M.-H. E. Strange Chaplain—-R.-

Treasurer—L. P.Forster

Dunlop

S.J. WW.-J. G. Hooper Secretary—C. E. Moore

D. C.-r-G. T. Waldegrave

—T. W. Carr

M. O.-O. E. White S. D.—N. V. Halward

35

1030 HONGKONG

J. D.—E. I. Wynne Jones Assist. D. of C.—A. E. Clarke

A.Almoner—II,

0. G—F. J.C.Farr Lee S. D.—A. F, Paul

Assist. Secy.—E, E. Benham J.Organist—H,

D.—F,;P. R..TJames

. Fountain,

Organist—F. A. Britton Stewards—W. L. E. Miller, P. I.

I.Stewards—R..

G.—N. Y. Halward

;.C, i Lee, and W. L. Newman, 'W, Stbket >nd E. W.

Simmonds

Handy side

Tyler—H. Tillman j

Almoner—R.

I. G.—B. Pasc',D. o ThOinas '■

Tyler—E. J. Ramskill

Victoria Chapter, No. 525, E.C.

Victoria Lodge, No. 1026, E.C Matilda Hospital—(Nee, Hospitals)

W. M.—E. M. R.aymond Matsubara Hotel—(See. Hotels)

I. P. M.—Hi! Owen Hughes

S. W.—G. F: Hole

J. W.—A. Nissim Matsumoto . & j Go.—187, QueeiVs Road

ChapiaiiiG-H,, J., Lamb East; Teleph. 20962

Treasurer—N. S. Ellis J. Matsumoto, manager

Secretary--M. J. B. Montargis

D. oft VC.—J. H.. Bottomley Mauricio College of Physical

S. 1). -J. Ilarrop Education, Physical Culture and Ju-

J. D.—S. O. Berg jitsu Expert and Health Specialist—

A. D. C—W; Naef 88,Director—Professor

Caine Road (2nd floor); TelMauricio

eph. 20517

Almoner—S. H! Jo.seph A. J.

Assistant iSecretary — G. A. Mrs. A. J. Mauricio, secy, and assist.

Harriman

Organist -G, P. Lammert m ' m'froM

I. G.^H., F. Sommers

Steward—F. E. Skinner and A. Maxim sion

& Co., Merchants and Commis-

Agents—3, Queen’s Building; Teleph.

H. Potts 22175;Edn.,

Cable

Tyler—H. Tillman

Standing ..Committee — The W. 5thJorge Al,Ad: Maxim;

Commercial Codes: A.B.C.

and Bentley’s

M., the I. P. M., the S. & J. A. V. Ribeiro, partner

. Ws.. -G. P. ■ •Lammert, J. M. Julio

J. F.Ribeiro,

V. Ribeiro do.

Gordon, G, Gbampkin,, G. jE. J.A.V. Ribeiro, jr. I F.MissW.O.Ribeiro

We'- (rn. M'. J. B. Motitar^is L. A. Ribeiro Ribeiro

and A. W. Brown Julio Ribeiro, jr. | Miss R. Ribeiro

ViOtor ia Preceptory, No. -78'

E. Preceptor—M. J. B. Montargis Mee Cheong, First Class Photographer,

Special Dept, for Developing andStreet:

Print-

1st O.—BY B. L. Powbiggin ing for Amateurs—23, Ice House

, 2nd Cr-pL L. McPberson

Cbap.—W. R. A. MoOre' - Teleph. 26379. Branch: 7, Beaconsfield

Treas.—J. T. Bagram Arcade

Begist^rfF. Duckworth Mee Wah Knitting, and Dyeing Co.—

Marshall—W. R. Farmer Factory: 34-46, Causeway Bay; Teleph.

Almoner—A’.

. 2nd Herald—N.Hoffmeister

Vr-Halward 56597

Yeung Po Kwan, manager

1st St. Br.—T. H. G. Brayfield

2nd St, Br.—S: O.

Serving Fi'ater—H. TillmanBersr MeiChuiSee

Melchers

porters, & Co.,andImporters

Shipping InsuranceandAgentsEx-

Zetland Lodge,

W. M.-C. Mvcock No. 595, E.C. —3, Queen’s Building, Chater Road

I.S. W.—C.

P. W.E.Somers Puck-worth ■ (ground & second floors); Telephs. 27773

J.Chaplain—IV

W.— R. W. Smith (Import)

Melchersco andand

26378Nordlloyd

(Shipping);(Shipping).

Cable Ad:

.

Treasurer—F. Morris 1 . Geall

L. Hanley Head Office: C Melchers it

Branches: Shanghai, Hankow, Tientsin,Co,,:Bremen.

Secretary—.A.

D. of C.—L. J. Blackburn Tsingtao, Canton, S.watow, and Melchers

Inc., New York

HONGKO^^ 1091

Adalbert Korff, partner (Bremen,), m m m m 11 m ^

Karl Lindemann, do. do. Metropolitan Land & Building

Adolf Widmann, do: (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. (Incorporated under

;

Dr. A. Korff.

Ed. Michaelseh, do. do. . (Shanghai)

do. Kong)—14, Queen’s Road, Central;

G-.E.Schdldtd'; I Miss Al’Schuette Telepji. 27707; Cable Ad: Metro.

Becker IL. Schmidt Head' Office: 1 , 21, Jiukee 'Road,

W. Sporleder | 01 Siemens Shanghai

•; Direptprs?—F. ; R. Smith (chair-

^Agencies man), R.' ' Oarder-Marshall, W.

Norddeutschor

Bremen Lloyd, Bremen

Underwriters C. Gomersall, Yuson Yeo, E.

“Reliance” irisutance Co., Ld. . iSigaut, A. McLure, C. Y. Starr,

Germanischei* Lloyd, Berlin J. T. W. jBnqoke and O. Oka-

moto

Mental Hospital—{See Government) F. Pi. , Smith, rganag. director

Hongkong Office,,.

D. S. Scott, manager

Mercantile Bank of India — {See Fiscal Agency

Banks) Tnlernational Assurance Co.. Ld..

Fire, Marine and Life Assur-

ance

n w m ^

Mercantile Printers’Supply Go., The,

General

Agents, Merchantsof High

^suppliers and : Commission James Buchanan & Co., Ltd.

Lithographic, Lifter PressGrade and British

Offset

Inks,

Yuen StYarnishes,

West; Teleph. Dyes,20253;,

,-etc.—18, Lee “flNIE OLD LIQUEUR"

P.O. Box

588; Cable Ad; Ohaste; CdHe: Bentley’s WDiSKY

Chang Sam Chong,

Lai Tak Man, assist, manager managing propr.

Joseph MTsin ark, accountant DODWELL & CO., LTD.,

Johnson | J. S. Lau Tel. 20636,

Sole Straits

Agents fqrSettlements

Hongkong, Canton and

The Forrest Printing Ink Co., Ld., Sole Agents.

9-2.-23, Verulam Street, Gray’s Inn

Hoad, London,’ E.O. 1, England };|| ^ ]!]d Svin chuen loong

Mervan A Con B.j Imix>rt and Export ’ Meyerink .& Qo., Wm.,. Merchants and

Merchants and Commission Agents—-18, Teleph. 23121;^.gentSjfrl2,'Pedder

CommisMph Street;

P.0. partner'(Hamburg)

Box ,79

Ice House

Ad: Burjor Teleph. 20511; Cable E. \Y. Sphramm.

H. Tiefehheicher, do.",! (Shanghai)

y ■ W. Egge ’ ' j, , A. P. Shamy

SI 5HB 'X ® !# fife Meik-u

, Fat lan ,sai j?6 shun Eiing sze

Messageries Maritimes (Com- Michael & Co’., J. R;, Merchahts and Com-

pagnie ties), French.Maff Steamers mission, Agents-^!, Prince’s Buildings;

—3, Queen’s Building; Telephs. 2,6651 Teieph. Myke

20163; P.0. Bpx 335; Cable Ad:

andR. 21560 , J. R. Michael . .

J.M.OHl, agent

Cord’hompae

R: Bbltr'ao | F. M. Franco, jr. 1 Sidney

S. H. Michael

Miphael

Agencies K. Stuart

W. S. Luke,Smith, sighs per pro.; ■

Cie. Indo-Chinpise

Chargeuft ROitnis de, Navigatfon

Ste. Marititne Indochinoise ’ Mjkasa &, Go., Japanese Fine Art Curios.

Cie. | Lacquer Ware,, etc.-nr2i6-28^ Ilennessy

Cie. Generale

Air OrientTransatlantique Road; Teleph, 26503

35*

1092 HONGKONG

Military Hospital, Hong Kong & Garrison Sergt.-Majpr—Sergt.-Major

Kowloon (see Government) L.Dept,

Gilmartin

of the Permanent Under-

secretary of State for War:—

MILITARY Financial Advisor and Local Auditor

G.O.C., the BritishO.Troops in China— —CohFinancial

Assist. F. E. Gowan,

Advisoro.b.e.and Assist

Major-General C. BOrrett, clB., Local Auditor—S. N. Rice ,

A.D.O.—dapt.

Camerons Staff:— D. R. M. Cameron, The Hongkong Volunteer Defence Corps.

Corps Headquarters

General Staff— Commandant—(Lieut.-Col. L. G.

G.S.O. I—Col. C. R. TJ. Savile, d.s.o., Bird, d.s.o., o.b.e.

O.B.E. 2nd.-in-Command—Major It. B. L.

G.S.O. II—Major P. K. Atkinson, M c. Dowbiggin, o.b.e.

G.GloucesterS.O. II [—Capt. G. Adjutant—'Captain

E. Mirehouse W. H. G.

Regt. Goaber, d.s.o., m.c., (The Queen’s

Adjutant-General's Own Royal West Kent Regi-

General's Stajf—> and Quartermaster- ment)

Quartermaster — Lieut. H. West-

A.A.

istration—Col. R. B. Cousens, d.s.o. '■ The Battery

H. A.A. & Q.M.G.—Capt. K. Y...3,

fLieuitenant—L. F. Nicholson

Ben field, D.S.O., M.C., R.A. Stud. Lieut.—M. I. Do Title

Staff Qa^itain—Capt.

M.C., S.W.B. C. C. 'Fowkes,

'Engineer Com.pany

Attached to the Staff :— Captain—M. A. Johnson, m.m.

Officer

—Lt. Commanding Royal Artillery

Cpk J. H. Thom,'d.s.o., r.a. Corps Signals ’

Major Instructor-in Gunnery—Major Lieutenant—J. H. Bottomley

O. T. Baynham^ D.s.o„ r.a. , Machine Gun Troop

Chief Engr.—CoT. S. BOyd, R.S.bv Lieutenant—A. H. Potts

Staff Armoured Car Company

W. H.Officer,

York,Royal Engineers—Capt.

M.c., r.e. Car Section—Lieut. J. F. Wright

Motor Machine Gun Section—

> Command Signal Officer,—

L. Harris, m.c., R. signals Major A. Lieut. U. G. Williams

Services :— Machine Gun Company

Assist. Dir. of Supplies and Transport Captain—E. J. R. Mitchell

—Col. A. H. K. Watson (Lieutenants—H. Owen-Hughes, D.

Assist. Director of Medical Services— M. Richards and E. G. Stewart

Col. Assist.

Depy. C. D. Myles,

Director o.b.e., m.b.

of Pathology— 2nd. Lieut.—D. L. Strellett

Mjor W. E. Tyndall, M.c., M.B. 2nd. Lieut.—V. C. Branson, m.c.

Depy. Scottish Company

R. A.Assist. Dir. ofm.a.,Hygiene—Major

Anderson, m.b. Captain—H. R. Forsyth

2nd. Lieuts.—A. W. Brown and T.

Assist. Dir.

Col. F.Assist.of Ordnance

C. Lamour, Services—

D.s.o.,of r.a.o.c. P. Saunderson

Deputy Director Ordnance Anzac Company

Services—Major H. R. Shillington, Lieutenant—C. de Saille-Robert-

r.a.o.c. son

Chief

MajorOrdnance Mechanical

U. W. Adams, Engr.—

a.m.i.mech.e., Portuguese Company

r.a.o.c. Officer — Major G, W, Captain—R. R. Davies

Veterinary Lieutenant—S. Jarvis, m.c.

Godwin, Paymaster—Col.

r.a.v.c. Lieutenant—J. S. Rodrigues

Command D. G. N. I. 2nd. Lieuts. —J. H. Lawrence, J.

Wimberley, r.a.P.O. V. V. Dos Remedies and H. J.

Assist. Command Paymaster—Major Silva

P. A. Gedge, r.a.p.c. Medical Section

Command Education Officer—Capt. Major—G. D. R. Black, v.d., m.d.,

P. S. Cannon, a.e.c. ch. TOR.

Chief Clerk, Administrative Branch— Captain—J. C. Macgown, m.b.,

i/e.S.S.M., J. R. Spencer, r.a.s.c. CH.B.

,J .^r.i jjfiE r ijS^'

on^ijoidl ctTVzi)

1092b ADVERTISEMENTS

A. "Wr. IVt 11* A JRL

Hong Name 3a ^'J ^ Mee Lee

Office and Workshop -134, Lockhart Road, Wanchai.

Tels. 23887 (Office). 23870 (Residence).

A. W. MILLAR, Principal and Clerk of Works.

Building and General Contractor, House Bepairer, Carpenter and Joiner, Stone

and Marble Mason, Shanghai Plaster and Terrazo Work, Plumber and

Sanitary Work, Office and Household Brass Copper and Iron Work, House

Painting and Decorator.

CONTRACTOR TO THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT.

Undertake Repairs & New Work of any Description.

ESTIMATE ON APPLICATION.

It pays to advertise

in a publication which is in continual

use as a book of reference throughout

the year, and which is consulted constantly

by the managers of important business

concerns throughout the world.

THIS DIRECTORY IS SUCH A PUBLICATION.

HONGKONG 1093

Lieutenants — J. Durran, m. d. , Chau Shu and

overseer Tong,chiefassist,

clerk building

ch.b., L. T. Ride, m.a., m.b., Lo Ngoi Cheung, acct. and clerk

B.CH., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., J. A. R.

Selby, m.b., b.ch. (Edin.)

Reserve Company

Captain^—A. M. Thornhill

Reserve of Officers Mee Un ton kwan kao yu han hung sze

Major iS. J. Jordain, m.c.

Captains—W. Brackenridge, m.c., Millington, Ltd., Advertising Agents,

Printers and Publishers — Hongkong

J. B. Ross, K. S. Morrison, A. Branch: French Bank Building, 5,

Queen’s Road Central j Teleph. 25187;

Mackenzie and M. G. Noll

Lieutenants—R. L. Moncrieff, J. Cable Ad: Milladvert

F.B. Rozenbaum,

C. Millington,,directing

mang. dir.

Norrie-Owen, A. H. Penn, G.

Duncan, m.b.e., R. K. Valentine mgr.(S’hai.)

do.

2nd. Lieut.—A. K. Mackenzie L. W. Bush, manager for South China

Auxiliary Units General Office

Army Service Corps Cadre C.Major

M. E.E.Pereira, account.

B. Brasier-Creagh

Major C. M. Manners, o.b.e. Mrs. R. Ramsey

Major H. E. Standage, o.b.e. K.

Lieutenants—E. P. Fletcher, (N.

V. Halward, m.c., m.a., H. Poo- F. F. Santos | K.

C. Lai I ChanW. Lum

Fok

ley, L. G. S. Do dwell, R. P. Studio: Ho Kwok Cheung, shroff

Phillips, C. Blaker, m.c., G.

Miskin and F. Bunje, m R.c.s., S. Sum

D. Panaiotaky,

Mun Chun art director

L.A.C.P. Leung Chok Hon I Yeung Mun Lung

Lights Section Cadre Miss Liang Yee Ho Kwong Wing

Captain—F. Syme-Thomson Chin Chung | Wong Chun Pong

Anti-Aircraft Light Automatic Oq. Au Mun So j Lee Ding Kee

Captain—C. Champkin Salesmen:

Lieutenant—A. E. Stone Ho Che Wan

Lieutenant—J. 0. Dunbar Engene

Ho Tak WeiMing I C.M. P.Y.Wong Chun

ee ee Jackson Chun [ Yue Yau Sam

5a Hi ^!l H ^ '

Millar, A. W., Building and General

Contractor, House Repairer, Carpenter GORDONS DRY GIN

and Joiner,andStone

Plumber and Work,

Sanitary MarbleShanghai

Mason,

and Terrazzo Work, Brass-linisher, The of a Cocktail

Coppersmith, Iron and Metal Work,

House and Office Metal Work, House

and Ship Painter and Decorator, House

and Office

pairer, Lawn Furniture Maker and Re- DODWELL & CO, LTD,

New Work and Turfer,

Repairs and

of anyundertake

descrip- Tel. 20636,

tion. Estimates on Application—Office

and Workshop:

Telephs. Office: 134,

23887 Lockhart

and Road;

Residence: Sole Agents.

33870

Working Partners

A. W. Millar, principal and chief Ming Kwong Chan Kee, Electrical Con-

tractor—28, Jervois Street; Teleph. 21618

of works

Chan Chik Why, principal and

painter and decorator u m w- w

Looverseer

Ngai Cheong, chief building

Tsang Yau, assist, painter and Ming kong

Sing Theatre (Controlled by Hong-

Amusements, Ltd.)—153,

decorator overseer kok Road, Shamshuipo; Teleph. Lai-chi-

56183

1094 HONGKONG

pJ 5* H jh Sam Img hung sze if # it M'

Mitsubishi ShojiCo.,Kaisha, Ltd. (Mitsu- MohamedalLy', N.', General Merchant and

bishi Trading Ltd.), General Im- Commission Agent—27, Wyndham St.;.

porters and Exporters, Coal,.Coke, Glass, Teleph. 2Q318 , ,.

A. T. Barma, i:.scu,(Eng.), manager

Paper, Copper! etc-.— 14, Peclder Street; A. M. B: Mdo^abhoy; accOtmtant

Telephs. Office: 26681-2 and Godown;

57052; Cable Ads: Iwasakisal, Iwasa'kipro

andK.Iwasakimet

Maud a, manager Mok, Dr. T. T.. m.h., b'.s., General Medical

N. Hirano, signs per pro. ■ Practitioner—Office:

Cent.; Teleph;-;248-56 4b, Des Veeux Road

•".£ F.: Suzuki, • d6.

^ ^ Sam, Ching Montargis,

Broker—FrenchM. J. B.,Bldg.;

Exchange and Bullion.

Teleph. 24401;

IViitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Mer- P.O. Box 451; Cable; Ad: Montargis

chants, Insurance and General Agents,

Importers and Expotters' — Prince’s JM& ® $

Buildings,

30271-5; Cable IceAd:House Street;

Mitsui. HeadTelephs.

Office: Montgomery Advertising t Co., Ad-

Tokyo vertising . Agents an'd Consultants—

N. Hirowoka, manager 10, Queen's Road Central; Teleph.

M. Kawazu, and Y. Hayasaki, 28856; Cable Ad: Sevenian

Mass Clara Lau, manager

assistant managers T. Lay, • assist;- 1 do.

Agencies Stall • - Y. C. Ho, Chan Pak

Tokyo

Taisnb Marine && Fire

Fire Insce. Co.,

Co., Ld. M Sun:, Miss' M. Pereira, Miss lK.

NipponMarineFire Insurance Insce.

Co., Ld. Ld. C. Yam, Wong Sau Yat and

F. C. Liu

Meiji

Tokyo Fire Insurance

Salvage Co., Co., Ld.

Ld.

Mitsui Mining Co., Ld. n & m, m m m * r

Modern Tailoring Co., Ladies’ and Moonraker Canton Road; Motorboat

Hongkong Go., Station*

Ltd.—21atT

Gentlemen’s Tailor—48, Nathan Road; Blake

Teleph. 66634 . loon Public Pier; Teleph. 57376 at Kow-

Pier. Kowloon Station

ji, ® Mo tei' Morton Bros. AnCo.*-Bldg.;

Charles,-General

Moor,

Teleph. R. K„23615;

Merchant—35,

Cable Ad:Wyndham St.; Merchants—China

Vohumano; P.O. Box 256; Cable Ad: Charmorco

Teleph. 23590;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns. and Morita Co., T., Cloth, Provision, Wine

Private and

F.R, K.K. Modi,

Modi (Calcutta)

manager East;Spirit

Teleph. Merchant—198,

21059 Queen’s Road

Mody, F. H., Bill and Exchange Broker, rn yr Wing lee

11, Queen’s

j Cable Road Central; Teleph. 24363; Moses & Co., Ltd., N. S., Importers and

Ad: Expressly Exporters, Merchants and Commission

Agents—17,

Teleph. 21072;Queen’s

P.O. Box. Road Central;

347; Cable Ad:

p] S’ ^ Mo tee hung sze Diver

I Mody & Co., N., Merehants-^18, Ice Hou§e‘ W. Goldenberg, manager

*. -Street.;

Framroz Teleph.

A. Mody21268; P.O, Box 381

(Bombay) C. A. Goldenberg I H. C. Yang

A. P. Munshi (Hongkong), . E. S.Chue

To Moses i ; P. G. S-’ Chan

Hing, compradore

R. M. Shah (Bombay): : Sole Agents for '

Mogra Sl Co., E. R. — Jade a; Wahl jGp., Chicago (“Wahl-Pversharp”

iSpeoiality, Oriental y'Art Wares, Pens.and Breweries,

Vgjncouver .Penpils) .Ld., Vancouver

Antiques, Chinese Old-and Modern (“Cascade”Ale& and“U.B.C.”

Embroideries, Beads, etc,—16, Peel

Street ; Teleph. 23084. Country” CreamBeers,Stout)“Old

John Taylor & Cq., Kirkcaldy ( “ Old

P. E. Patel | B. P. Tavaria Taylor ” Scotch Whisky)

HONGKONG IQ9S

Donald Bros., Kirkcaldy (“Don” Agency

Whisky) Dayton Price d Co., Ld., N. York City

Pratt & Lambert,

( “ Effecto” and “ Inc., Buffalo,

Vitralite” N.Y. MuMeya Studio, Japanese Photographers

Enamels

and Varnishes) —40, Queen’s Road Cent. ; Teleph. 20254

Simonds Saw and Steel Co., New York Museum—City Hall)

(Saws of all descriptions)

Koken Companies,

(Barber supplies) St. Louis, Mo.

Johnson Mustard & Co., Ltd., General Whole-

Brunner &Schuhfabrik-A.G.,

Son, Sydney (Leather)Czechos- sale

andraImporters

Buildings,andDesDistributors^-Alex-

Vceux Road Cent.;

lovakia (Shoes) Teleph. 21186; Cable Ad: Mustard

Motor Car and Cycle Exchange—Nathan J. MacKnight, branch manager

Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 57655 Office Equipment

L. Shinn Dept.

J. Cave, L. D. Kilbee and C. F.

: C. H. Dodson, proprietor .

^ Tung lee Hardware Dept;

Moulder & Co., Ltd., A. B.i Exporters and J. Pooler

H. J. Pun (H. K. Mulfdrdufe Co.)

Importers— China Building, Queen’s P. S. Wong, PH. G. PH.AR, h.

Road Cent.; Teleph. 20381; P.O. Box 386; Miss C." Maher

Cable Ad: Mouldef .

ig] 5V jf-lj % Mow tah lee Nakao & Co., T.—Hongkong, Building,

Moutrie & Co., Ltd., S., Pianoforte and Queen’s Road Central

Organ Manufacturers, Repairers, Tuners

and

MusicImporters,

Dealers—YorkMusicalBuildings,

Instrument and Mind you don’t get taken in,

Chater

Rd.; Teleph. 20527; Cable

Head Office: Shanghai. Branches: Ad: Moutrie. order

Tientsin, Singapore, Penang and London

A. E. Silkstone, manager GS&DCIN’S mmBE GIN.

C.J. R.G. Canning

Harrison |I F.Mrs.F. Aiderman

C. Lum DODWELL & CO., LTD.,

R.C.A. Victor Talking Machine Co. Tel. 20636,

SVioxort E &^ Taylor,t Share

£ E and H General Sole Agents.

Brokers—Exchange

Des Voeux Road; Telephs. Building'(3rd

20990door),

and

26382; P.O. Box 412; Cable Ad: m ® w m &

Rialto Nam Bund Printing

A. Nissim, principal

Mrs. B. Hyde Lay Bookbinders, StationersPress, Printers,

and Embossers

Miss B. C. Park ' etc.—15, On (Lain 'Street; Teleph.

A. M. d’Eca 22160 ...

AgencyWong Mang Wai | C. Gomes ig & m ir * if

Smith, Bell

“The Nam Chung; Po”

Newspaper) — Office: 108, Hollywood (Evening

Muller & ^PhippsIrI (Asia),HLtd., Manu- Rd.;Sbum Teleph. 21864; Gable Ad: Newsroom

Wai-yau, managing-director

faturers’

Queen’s Road; American Representatives—20,

Teleph. 23298; Cable Ad: Wu Wai-man, do.

Mulphico; Codes: Acme and Bentley’s. Lui Fook-yuen, secretary

Head

York City Office: One Park Avenue, New Nam King Hong, Sole Agents for

Wong Man Tat, manager Nanyang Brothers Tobacco Co.,

Leung Chan Pong Ltd., Hong Kong Division—144, Des

W. Waimann, salesman Voeux Road, Central; Teleph. 21370;

Pui Wing Kwong do. Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn. and JBent-*

•Chung To Fat ley’s, etc. ,■

1096 HONGKONG

Nam King Loong (Established 1B70), ' Soo Yuk Kwan, general manager

General Storekeepers, Druggists,

Cigar Merchants—4, Pottinger Street; and Sze Yiu Tack, assist. do.

Teleph. 20351 Yee

K. W.KanChan,Sang,adv.secretary

and Sales-manager

Ho shek Chuen, chemist

m b ® m

“Nam Keung Yat Po,”The (Morning National Manufacturing

Drug Co. of. China, The,

Newspaper) — Publishing Office: 106, —24,

Hollywood Road Des Voeux Chemists and Importers

Road, Central; Teleph.

Mok Wai, manager 20942

Yik Chan-fan, editor F. C. Chau, manager

National Mutual Life Association of

Nanyang Bros. Tobacco Co., Ltd., Australasia Ltd., The—Kai Ming

Building, 5, floor, 6, Queen’s Road,

Cigarettes Manufacturers

Yoeux Road; Telepns. 20322 (Town — 1 ;65, Des Central; Cable Ad: Nonforfeit

Office) and 23815 (Factory); Cable Ad: H. R. Wells, secretary

Nanyang R. F. Law

Kan Yuk Kai, president

Kan

ChanYing

Lim Pon,

Pak, vice

supt.do. If Dockyard

Ma Wing Chung, factory manager NAVAL

Chow Yat Wah, business manager As from March 193$

Chow- Pak Tim, socretajry Commander-in-Chief

Vice-Admiral — Sir Frederic C.

m n m m ft Dreyer, k.gb., c.b.k.

Nan sin fosihhi liu clwng Personal Staff

National! Aniline and Chemical Secretary—Payr. Lt. Cdr. H. M.

Co., U.S.A., Manufacturers and Im- HorneLieut.

Flag (Tempy.

— Payr. Cdr.)F, B.

Lieut.-Cdr.

porters

Fertilizersof andIndigo,Chemicals

Aniline— King’s

Dyesj, Tours

Building, Connaught Road; Teleph.

23829; Cable Ad: Naccokong.

Office: 40, Rector Street, New York Head Naval Establishments at Hongkong

C. Chan

M. Gee, Commodore^E. McC. W. Lawrie,

Po manager

Sang, compradore d.s.6.

(In charge of Naval Est. at H’kong )

National Oit-y Bank of New York (See (Broad Pendant in “ Tamar ”)

Banks) Personal Staff

Secretary—Payr.

Porter Lt. Cdr. F. R.

National Commercial Co., Ltd., Gen-

eral Merchants, Commission Agents, Staff

Producers and. Exporters of Chinese Staff

Minerals, Importers and Exporters

—China Building; Teleph. 24987; J. E.Officer

Sissmore,(Operations)—Comdr.

n.s c.

Cable Ad: National Paymr.Do.Lieut.—E. —A. F.R. Burkitt

Jackson

K. H. Kwok (For duty in Gopaodore’s Office)

S. W. Kwok i So Chosang For' special duties—Lieut.-Comdr.

J. P. Kim | Y. Y. Kwok R. H. McBean, d.s.o., d.s.c.

Staff

Comdr.Officer (Intelligance)—Lieut-

C. J. M.andLang-

National Commercial and Savings Civil Secretary Cashier—H. J.

Bank, (Ltd.—(Nee Banks) S. Scull

fr m & M 'M & Assist. Cashier—A. C.: Ridlington,

M. U .

Comdr. of the Dockyard—Comdr.

National Drug Co., The, Manufacturers E. D. Brooke

ofYuen“Liberty

Street Brand” Medicines—2,

West; Teleph. 25460; P.Lee O Chief Constructor — A. Nicholls-

Box 558; Cable Ad: Natdrugs R.C.N.C.

HONGKONG 1097

Constructor — W. H. Wallond, Neon Electrical Corporation of Asia,

Manufacturers of Neon Tube Advertising

K.C.N.C., M.I.N.A.

Assistant Constructor—S. I. Hill, and Illumination—(57/69.DesVo>ux Road;

R.O.N.C., A.M.I.N.A.

Chief Engineer—Eng., Capt. R. C. Code. Factory atCable'

Teleph; 26448; Ad: The

Caiiton: NeOn;

BundAny

Hugill, M.V.O., O.B.E. Wm, Kimball Smith, general manager

First Assistant — Commander (E) Raymond Hoe, treasurer

W. G. Cowland

Assists.—Comdr. (E) E. A. Drum- Agencies

mond and Lieut. Comdr. (E) P- B. Proutyline Products

Metlox Corporation

A. Caruana

Superintending Civil Engineer—

O. A.Engr.—D.

Civil G., Lt. J. VV.Kneller, m.i.c.e.B.sc.,

Fletcher, m & m * % &

a.m.i.c.e. . Kei Kvng Mgau Nai Kv. ng Sze

Assist. Civil Engr.

M.C., B.SC., A.M.I.C.E.— R. Hunter, Nestle & Anglo-SwSss Condensed

Assist. Surveyor—E. V. Pollington i¥Siik Co., A.A.LL-Asia Life Building

Superintending Electrical Engineer (1st floor), 14, Queen’s Road Central;

Telephs. 22848 (Manager) 30327 and

—W. H. Chatten, a.m.I.e.e.

Electrical

A. Engineer—J, Thomson, 30328

M.I.E.E. 351; (Office)

Cable 21115Ad: (Godown);

Nestanglo. P.O.Branch

Box

Naval Store Officer—A. G. Potter . Amoy Officesand

: Canton,

Foochow Kongmoon, Swatow,

Deputy do. —F. Bishop Proprietors of “ Food,

Milkmaid ” Milks and

Assist.

Lyal, Naval

m.c., Store

and F. C.Officers—J.

Wilkins C. Nestie’sJVlilk Nestffi’s Malted

Expense Accounts Officer—W. G.Trice Milk, Nestie’s Cheese, Lactogen,

Peter’s, Nestles,

Cocoa Cailler’s & Gerber’s

and Ohbebfttes^ Kohlers,

Assist. • do. —H. Appleton Petit Gruyere Cheese

Chap.—Rev. H. F. St. Foley,B.A.,R.N. Distributors for Borden^ Eagle Brand

Medical Officer—Surg. Comdr. R. P. Condensed Milk, and St, Charles

Ninnis, m.b., b.s., r.n.

Assist, to Cdr.

Superintandant of

- Dockyard

of Chart and

and J.,Evaporated

W. Buck, actg. Milk mgr., Hong Kong

Chronometer Depot — Comdr. and South China

B. B. R. Rudyard-Hel pman, r.n. W.

P. W.A. J.Simpson

Planner I Miss Cherialloy

Naval Ordnance Inspection Depot D. F. Kilby | Mrs. D. Johnston

Assist. Inspector of Naval Ordnance L. A. V. Ribeiro ] Mrs. L. Simonson

Lieut.-Comdr. F. T, Boswell, r.n.

R.N.Senior

Armament NavalDepotArmament Supply HUNT'S FINE ©LB PORT

Officer—G. B.

Deputy Nav. ArmamentMcCormick: Supply mB SHERRY.

Officer—R. W. Mittell help to make the party merry.

H.M. Victualling Yard DODWELL & CO, LTD,

Deputy

O. S. N.Victualling

Rickards Store Officer—

Assistant Store Officer—F. E. S. Tel. 20636,

Higgins

Sole Agents.

Navy League—(Nee Associations)

Nederlandsche Indische Handels Bank Netherlands' Consulate (see Consulates)

(see Banks)

¥n •f? Niin ma tie Netherlands Harbour Works Co.—

Nemazee, M., Merchant — i, Des Vosux 67-69; Des Voeux Road; Teleph. 24211;

Cable Ad:

Road; Teleph. 20930; P.O. Box 411; Edn.,

CableM.Ad:M. Nemazee and Dredgers;

Bentley’s.Codes:

HeadA.B.C. 6th

Office:

Nemazee | Liang Chi Shiu Amsterdam, Holland

1098 HONGRONG

R. A.technical

K Reiitzaii

manager Bilkh-st, c.e., T.■ A.Yamamoto manager

JA. C.W.van Oijen, chief accountant Ichihara, sub-do.

Avan

de JBroekert, c.e,

Biinen, section Z. Inaoka sub-supt.

S. Yamamoto,

P. Y. Chiu | R. chief

C. Chan H. Nakata G. Hayakawa

S.Y. Ishibashi

Netherlands Trading Society—(N«e Hachiuma M.

T. Tase

Ishizaka

K. Nakasato

Banks) M. Takeshima M. Abe R. Ninomiya

F. Gomes

Nethersole Hospital—(Nee Hospi- M. Hirakawa R. Matsukuraa

S.E. Asano

tals) U.

H. Ito Matsukura

m, ffi m m H. Tsuaki

Hirai K. Kanoh

T. Sato

New Taiyat Theatre (controlled

Hongkong Amusements, Ld.)—Public Canton by B. Hasegawa E. Fujieda

M. Hata T.

Rawae

Square Street, Yaumati; Teleph. 57545; Office

P.,0, Box 82 H. E. Rinsey, manager

I. Tanaka ] K. Takahashi

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd., Fire, Agencies The FusoRisen

MarineKaisha

Fire Insce. Co., Ld.

Marine and General Insurance—7,

Queen’s lioad Central; Teleph. 28008; Nisshin

P.O. Box;£8; Cable Ad: Newzico; Code: Kinkai Y usen Kaisha

Bentley’s ■

Reiss, Massey & Co., Ltd., general £ ® ^ Sii No po E sang

A.agents,

C. Ellis,Hongkong

manager and Canton Noble & 20391

Co., Dr. — Union Building;

New Teleph.

Ltd, Zealand Perpetual

— Administrative Forests,

Headquarters: Cyril H. Burton, B.D.s., d.d.s.

Successor to Joseph W. Noble, d.d.s.

Rembla Bldg., 58, Margaret St. Sydney;

Hpng Kong Hales Office:

A.A.IJ. Building, 12-14, Queen’s Road3rd floor,

Central; Teleph. 27524; Cable Ad: tt ¥ bi & « a

Enzedtimba Lo long ya Yan tsz Icoon

Noronha & Co., Government and General

Newspaper Enterprise, Ltd., Publishers, Printers and Publishers—Office

Printers, Book-binders and Stationers— shop: (Office5 of& 6,The Duddell Street;“Teleph.

Hongkong 21004

Government

China Mail Building,

Street; .Teleph. 3a, Wyndham

20022; Cable Ad: Mail; Gazette”); Cable Ad: Noronha; Code;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s A.B.C.

Phrase 5th edn. Bentley’s Complete

D. C. Wilsqp,,manager

Nicaraguan Consulate—;(Nee Consu- J.J. J.M.Basto,

C. Basto, partner

do.

lates)'' - ■ - tA F.Mrs.X. C.Delgado | C. M. Pereira

N. Yvanovich

IS B Miss

Miss A. Noronha I L.L. A.Santos

M. Basto | Rozario

Nippon Menkwa Kabushiki Kaisha (In- Miss N. Olaes | A. J. Castilho

corporated in Japan, Japan

Trading Co., Ld.), Cotton Yarn, Cotton Cotton

Piece Goods and

Merchants—2, General1 Road;Teleph.

Cbmiaught Commission North British and Mercantile In-

28087;' Cable Ad : Menkwa - surance Co., Ltd.

J. lizuka, manager Agents: China Underwriters Ltd.

R. Yoshlkawa | M. Rinoshita —Hong Kong Bank Building

m m a North

Union China Building;Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Teleph. 28081; Cable

Yat pun you shuenkung sze

Nippon Yusen Kaisha (Japan Mail Steam- Ad: Mandarin

ship Co.)—King’s Building, 8, Connaught

Road Central; Teleph. 30291 (PrivateEx- Norwegian Consulate—(Nee Consu-

change to all depts.); Cable Ad: Yusen lates)

HONGKONG

Ocean Accident and ,Guarantee

poration (of London), Ltd.—Hongkong Cor- M # 5* $ ftg & Pfc *

and Tai pan sheung shun -ch u sik/wid &h6

Voeux Road; Teleph. 28011; Cable Des

Shanghai Bank Building, 4a, Ad; Osaka

cantile

Shosen Kaisha (The Osaka Mer-

S-S, Co., Dd-s Head Office:(ground

Osaka,

Ocean Japan)—St. Geofges Building

Gilman & Co., Ltd., 166al agents floor); Teleph. 28061; Cable Ad: Shosen

O’Keefe, Miss Daisy, Teacher of Dancing T. T.Nakamura,

Sukagama, assist.,manager

do.

—19, Queen’s Rd. Central; Teleph. 21005 H. Kano

OnChandlers,

Fat & Co.,Hardware

Commission Agents, Ship- K.K. Yamasaki Y.N. Uyehara

Okamura

Dealers, Importers Makase

and General Storekeepers—25 and 27, K. Nakashima T.Y. Maeda

M. Imai Wakabayashi

Wing

Ad: OnfatKat Street; Teleph. 20631; Cable Agents for

C. Sikstoy, manager Teikoku

■ SalvageSalvage

Co, Ld.)Co. Ld. (Imperial

Onkeepers

Hind Co.,113,Grocers and General Store-

C.aine Road; Teleph. 24059 Overland China Mail—China: Mail

Building, 3a, Wyndham Street.

OnTeleph.

Lee, Ladies’

25081 Tailor—1b, Stanleiy Street;

On Lok Yuen Co., Ltd., Manufacturers GOlieOM’S SPECiAI.

ofCreamConfectionery.

-25, Des Vceux Biscuits

Road and Ice

Central; OL® T®M

Teleph. 21022; Cable Ad;

Codes Bentley’s Western Union, A.B.C. Onlooker; always makes you glad within.

5th Edition DODWELL & CO., LTD.,

Cheung Kat Slung, managing director

Peter Cheung, manager Tel. 20636,

M M 3r M Taiig fong in chong Sole Agents.

Orient Tobacco EVSanufactory, The

—Factory and Office: Mongkoktsui,

Nathan Road, Kowloon: Teleph. 58039; 578,

P.O. Box 69; Cable Ad: Moderator n®m

C.E. Ingenohl, proprietor (Antwerp) Overseas Chinese Daily News, Ltd.

Knauff, manager. - (Proprietors of the “ Wah Kiu; Yat Po ”

E. deSauerbeck,

Chaffoy, matiager and South Publishers

China Lithographic Press),

H. signs per pro.' ’ ' Newspaper and Lithographic

A. Angeles and H. Castro,: foremen Printers—Editorial

Offices:106-110,

and Publishing

1 and 2, Hollywood

Yuen On Lane.

Orientae Commercial Co., Importers Dept.: Road;Business

Teleph.

and Exporters—Telhpli. 24405;' Gable 21864; Bentley’s

Cable Ad: Oerseanesvs; Code:

Ad: Rumps • Shum Wai Yau, manager and director

Oriental Motor Car Co., 1 The—303-309, Wu Wai-man, publisher

Hennessy

Oriemocar Road; Teleph . .20406; Ad:

M

Overseas . Commercial . Co, The, Im-

Oriental Shoes Co., The- 17, Wellington porters Road and Exporters

Central; — 33,Cable

Teleph. 24027; Queen’s

Ad:

Street; Teleph. 26293 Osecomco

Oriental Trading Co., Importers and

Exporters (South China Produce) — jOzoRio, Dr. F. M. Graca, m.b, b.s, l.m.s.h.

Prince’s Building; Teieph. 2.6528; —St; GeOtge’s Building; Telephs, 21300

Cable Ad: Kunihiro (Office) and 57557 (Residence)

M. Kunihiro, manager

Staffs—(Lau Ken Hoi, S: Kame- P. & O. Banking Corporation—(Nee

mura and M. Murotsu Banks)

1100 HONGKONG

Pacific

Road Central; Teleph. 22880 Voeux

Soda Fountain—195, Des t # K A n iijt

Pow-se Wu-sow

Palace Hotel (see under Hotels) Parses Zoroastrian Charity Funds—

Zoroastian Building, Leighton Hill

Road

Board of Trustees

& ft M 'IS ^>a ma ^an na D. K. Kharas (President)

F. K. Modi (Hon. Secretary)

Palmer & Turner, Architects, Sur- R. A. Dastur

veyors and Civil Engineers—Alexandra

Building and Union Building, Shanghai; N. C. Dastoor I J. B. Patell

Teleph.

M. H. 20176;Logan,Cable

o.b.e.,Ad: Pyrotechny

m.c.,partner

m.i.c.e.,(S’hai.) Parkson & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated under

L.G.L.Wilson,F.R.i.B.A.,F.s.i.,do.

G. Bird, d.s.o., o.b.e., do.(H’kong.) the Companies andOrdinances

Exportersof—Hongkong)

19, Con-r

(S’hai.) Importers

naught Road Central; Teleph. 23148;

W. A. Cornell, a.r.i.b.a., p.a.s.i.

partner (H’kong.) Signature: Paaco; Codes: A.B.C.Cable

P.O. Box 129; Cable Ad: Paaco;

H.V. T.J. Low

Tebbutt, a.r.i.b.a. edn., Bentley’s, Acme & Western Union 6th

Thos. Holmes P. Chan, managing director

J. S. Houghton ; «

P.F. A.Grose

Cordeiro /fli JjS Pa te li

Miss Pinna Patell & Co., General Merchants and

Commission Agents—Prince’s Building,

Panama ConsOla te (sSe Ccrisulates) Des

CableVoeux Rd. Central ; P.O. Box 3161;

Ad: Patellario

M. J. Patell, proprietor

D. H. Cooper, signs per pro.

Paramount Chemical ’ Works, Ltd..

The, Manufacturers, Importers and Patell, J, B., Merchant and Commission

ExportersChemicals

maric, of Pharmaceuticals,

and Household Aero- Agent,

ExporterImporter

of Chinaof Oriental Produce

Produce—38, and

Wynd-

Drugs—581-1583, Canton Road, Kow- ham Street; Teleph. 21545; P.O. Box 614

loon ; Teleph. 58561; Cable Ad: J. B. Patell

Perak: Codes: Bentley’s and A.B.C.

6th edn. Pale toi hung sze

Fok Pak Yuen, managing director

David M. Lee, chemist

Staff—Chan Yat Sun and Kwok Pathe-Orient, der the Ordinances(Incorporated

Ltd. of Hongkong),un-

Ho Chihg Phonographs & Records, Cinematograph

Machines, Film Exchange, Moving

Paramount Films of China, Inc.— Central; Picture Cameras—61,20626; Des Yceux

Cable Road

King’s Theatre Building; Teleph. Chinphono;Teleph. Codes: Bentley’s

Ad:

and A.B.C.

26487; P.O. Box 120; Cable Ad: 5th edn.

Paramount J. Landolt, manager

Kingston Taft Tan, manager H. R. Landolt, assistant

Staff—T. Y. Chan, C. K. Chiok, Anthony Ho, compradore

Choi, K. C. Lau and H. C. Sole agents for;

(Lai Pathe Freres

Parapluie-Revel

, French

Silk Manufacturers, SA.--Lyons,

UmbrellasFrance- and

Cable Bank Building; Teleph. 20114;

HongAd:Kong RevelManager—C. Arnulphy Pavri and

& Sons, K. S., Merchants, Importers

Exporters, Commission Agents—and

A gents

Hong Kong Canton Export Co., Wyndham Street;Representatives

Manufacturers’ 32,

Teleph, 20898; P.O.

Ltd. Box 329; Cable Ad: Kasopa

HONGKOMG 1101

Principals : Percy Smith, Seth & Fleming, Incor-

K. S. Pavri (Bombay) porated Accountants—6, Des Vceux Road

J. K. Pavri do. Central; Teleph. 20700; Cable Ad:

P. K. Pavri (Hongkong) Accuracy.

S.R. K.K. Pavri J. Hennessey Seth, F.S.A.A.

Pavri, signsdo.per pro. S.W.Hampden Ross, c.A,.

L- Alexander, a.c.a., f.s.a.a.

Agents for Donald Black, c.A.

The iKwong Man Loong Fire C.

Cracker Manufacturing Cb.

(Hong Kong), Ld. Miss A. L. Gooey |I J.MissA. E.FoxFox

M. Soares

The Kwong Hing Tai Fire Crack- H.

WongW. Ping

Pomeroy

Fan, |I MissD.Cheung

Mrs. E. Kennedy

er Manufacturing Co. (Macao) J. M. Walker I Mrs. A. V.

The Chun Thai Yick Fire Cracker G. Dalziel | Anderson

Manufacturing Co. (Macao)

Chinese Foreign Knitting Co. of Treasurers— Hongkong Cricket Club

China, Ltd., Hong Kong Hongkong

The long Moc Tong Knitting

Manufactory (Miaicao) Hongkong Football

Football Association

Club

The Hong Kong Art Frame Manu- United Services Recreation Club

factory Jewish Recreation

Kowloon Football Club Club

Peak Club—(»9ee Clubs). . Macao Jockey Cltib

Peak Hotel—{See Hotels)

GORDON’S COCKTAIL.

Peak School—{Set Educational) :

All you have to do is shake it,

3 a pi « * * m m Gordon's know the way to make it

Shan ting lun cM yau han hung sze DODWELL & CO., LTD.,

Peak

andraTramways

Buildings,Co.,

DesLtd.—Office: Alex-

Vceux Road Cent.

John D. Humphreys & Son, genl. mgrs. Tel. 20636,

Directors—Sir Robert Ho Tung, Sir

Elly

Mr. C.Kadborie,

Gordon A.Mackie

B. Stewart,

and M.Hon.

H. Sole Agents.

Turner

J. L. Quie, secretary

L. G. Scott, supt. engineer Perrin’s (China), Ltd., Eingineers—

A. A. Andrews, inspector Asia Life Building, 14, Queen’s Rd.

Peninsular Hotel—(b'ee Hotels) Central; Teleph. 28882; Cable Ad:

Lunperchin

Directors—K. Lund, (Hongkong),

& IB « *T iS M. Perrin, (London), K. G. S.

Tit hong Lun shun hung sze Hatfield (London)

Peninsular and Oriental Steam F. B. Lowry, secretary

Navigation Co.—{See under Mackin- ATt: Allen, Sons & Co., Ltd.,

non, Mackenzie

Pentecostal Holiness Mission—{See Braithwaite & Co., Engineers,

Missions) Ltd., West Bromwich

Gloucester Railway Carriage and

Wagon Cb., Ltd., Gloucester

iflj pfi Pun lee Yarrow & Cb., Ltd., GlasgOiW

Pentreath & Co., Sugar Brokers and Bradley and Craven, Ltd.. Wake-

Commission Agents—Alexandra Build- field

ings; Teleph. 21159; Cable Ad: Pentreath

Head Office & Co., Samarang

Butterworth Perry, S. S., Bill and Exchange Broker—

Branch Office & Co,, Soerabaya Prince’s Buildingand(ground

20951 (Office) 29113floor);

(PeakTelephs.

Resi-

Butterworth dence); Cable Ad: Platinum

1102 HONGKONG

Peruvian Consulate — {See Consu- Pleasant Co , The, Dealers in Gramo-

lates) phones, Violins and either Musical

Instruments,

Records and also RadioChinese Gramophone

Supplies—5, Wing

Pestonji, 11., Share and General Broker—

8, Humphrey’s Building, Cornwall Lok Street; Teleph. 25568

Avenue, Kowloon; Teleph. 57243

Pp K wongTeleph.

' Central; Studio—,130,

23354 Quepn’s Road

Pfister,

—PedderDr.Building; M,'0., Physician/and

Teleph. 20228Surgeon

Pharmacy,

Druggists andThe,Dealers Chemists and Po"andManAccessories—9,‘Gage

’& Co., Dealers in Typewriters

Street; Teleph.

quisites—Asiatic Building,in 26, Toilet ,Re-

Queen’s 25434

Bead Central;

Fletehdr 1 Teleph. 20345

& ,CoJ,. Ld., proptidtdrs j. HlSIBteA'SUMtSS* «-

Po O/i .Yue>?ig Min Kap Fork Xliwok

i? S ir K ± B IB Po him hung sze

Phoenix Assurance Qq., ;!)'!'!)’—New P. Po On Marine and- Fire Insurance

&iGiblet

O. Building; _ Teleph. 28031' ; Cable Ad : and Godown’Cov, LtdI—Head Office:

Gibb, Livingston &, Co., Ld., genera Godown 157, Wing Lok Street; Teleph. 20106;

agents^ .9ongkong ahd,South China : 181 /133, Conn a ugll t Road

West; Teleph. 20164; Cable Ad:

A. L. Sullivan Peon ■

Directors—Un Chi Oi, Chu Shu Nam

Pile, A. G., m.s.a.. Architect and Surveyor

—6; Des'VoehiLRoadpT^leph. 21003' ' Lau lTick Cheuk and Un Lan Soon

r

,Chan Chiu, l'ingr assLstant . , . , ; Un Ow Yeung secretary;

Man Chuen, Kin Heng, general

■ , assistant

Pilgrim & Co., Import^rsmnd Exporters

! —China BuildihgTCable Ad: Pilimex ■ Pohoomull, Bros., (India) Wholesale and

Retail Merchants and Commission

1$ Zjl . Agents—29c, Wyndham Street; Teleph.

Pinguet St Co., P» M., General ’ 25031;PIO. BoX 459; manager

K. Mangbanmal, Cable Ad: Pohoomull

Merchants, Importers

French Building, Queen’s Road Cent.; and Exporters— L. Dayaram, assistant

Teleph. 27704; Cable Ad: Reliance;/All

: Standard Codes principal Pollock, Hon. Sir H. E., k.c., Barrister-

A,P. M.R. Pinguet,

Pinguet, manager at-law—^Queen’s Building

L.MissA. ElDangerfield,

'Pinguet/.. acct. . Portuguese Consulate—(Nee Consul-

Miss C. Pan de Ybarrola lates)-

Joseph

PioneerSilk Store (Verhomal Shewaram), Prince’sEldon, Potter, k.c.; Barrister-atdaw—

Building; Teleph. 20255

Wholesale and Retail Silk Merchants—

China Building, Qveejn’s Road Central; Potts, A. H., Share and General Broker

j P.O,

Branch:BoxYokohama 338; Cabje Ad: Papistry. —Bank of Canton Building (4th floor);

Verhomal SliewarAm, proprietor Teleph.

Staff-M.20077;E. Cable

Politi,Ad:K. Hayloft

C. Mark, Ng

PlTTENDRIGH, WlLSON cf e Co., TlUpOl' t and Mpig Hin and Miss D. Ma

Export Merchants-^-18, Queen’s Road Poultry Specialists’ Co.. Importers and

Central;Ad: Tehph.

Cable nPitchfork

20370; P>0. Bpx. 2; Breeders of High Class Poultry—A.A.U.

, W:A.Pitte drigh,D.s.c.)

Pecorari, manager (Eng.) Asia Life Building, 14, Queen’s Road

A. Leon Central; Teleph. 24453; Cable Ad: Riovall

A. E. B. de Sousa, manager

HONGKONG iioa

i& m po10 ^ m. ^ ^ ^

Powell, Ltd., Wm., Gentlemen’s Queen’s Theatre (controlled by Hong-

and Breeches Makers, OutfittersTailors

and kong Amusements, Ltd.)—Queen’s Road

Shoe Specialists — 9, Queen’s Road Cent.; Teleph. 24636; P.O. Box 82

Central;

20700 Telephs.

(Office); Cable24578 (Store) and

Ad: Polo

H. Overy, managing director Radio Telegraph Office — (General

W. Post Office), Ground Floor, P. & O.

H RL. Rees

Alexander,| secretary.

R. G. U. Mead Rutiding, Des Yoeux Road, Central.

: Central Control Office, for wireless

Prince’s Cafe, The—48a, Queen’s Road ;• services

deliversatofsea,

the Colony.to Accepts

Telegrams and

and infrom

Central; Teleph. 21707 ships to most places the

Procure des Missions Etrangeres— , Far East,( American Continents,

(See Missions) Australasia and Europe. Advises

Government Departments and the

Progress 'Co., The, Aviation and ! entering

Radio Supplies^T-Head Office: Glou- general public as- required

the harbour, of vessels

receives and

cester Building, 8, . South Arcade; forwards meteorological telegrams,

Teleph. 20777. Branch Office: nayigatiiotni warnings, health bul-

Shameeh,' 'Canton:; P.O. Box 42; letins, etc.

Teleph. 14005

W. SdiwuOhowy, technical mgr.

R. Sander, commercial manager James Buchanan & Co., Ltd,

Z. Baumann, secretary

Pure Cane Molasses Co. (Hong-

kong), Ltd. (Subsidiary of the United "BLACK & WHITE”

Molasses Co., Ltd., London)—12, Queen’s WHISKY

Road Central;

Canemola. Teleph. 22787;

Installation: Cable Ad:

Shan Tseng, DO DWELL & CO., LTD.,

New Territories; Teleph. 56625

W.J.G.Guerineau

Robertson, manager Tel. 20636,

A.F. M. Silva |I Fu

V. Remedios Cheng

HinKit

BunWan Sole Agents.

Agencies

The United Molasses Co., Ld., London Administrative Head of Depart-

“ The Athel Line ” ment—Postmaster General.

Purves & Co., D. A., Consulting Engineers Traffic (Superintendent —• D. W.

—Prince’s Building (2nd floor;, Ice Waterto’n; Public Teleph. ' No.

House Street;Codes:

Bapcopaint; Teleph. A.B.C.

24902; Cable

4th andAd: 39, Ext. 3i60

5th edns., Western Union and Bentley’s Inspector of Wireless and Licens-

ing Office, 1st Flpor, G. P. O.

Queen’s Cafeteria, Cafe and Restaurants Building — D. W. Waterton;

—China Building; Teleph. 24863 Public Teleph. No. 39, Ext. 360

Queen’s College — (See Educatioinal Assist. Traffic Supts. — O. E.

Under Government) White and A. E. E. Jeffries;

Public Teleph. No. 39, Ext. 204

or Ext. 47

b m ± m Technical Engineer — O. A. K.

Wai kin tai yeuk fong Jeffery.

Queen’s Radio £

Druggists,Dispensary,

Patent MedicineChemists,

Vendors Costa; Public Teleph. No. 39,

Ext. 232

and Commission

Voeux Road Central; Agents — 22,20492

Teleph. Des Telegraph Supervisor—Thum Hee

Tsoi Long Shan, manager Wai; Public Teleph. No. 39,

Ext. 47

1104 HONGKONG

Kowloon Radio Office'" (Royal Ob- Reiss Massey & Co., Ltd—Se^iiextpage

servatory Grounds), Telegraph

Supervisor in-charge—A. E. P Rememos, J. M. D’Almada. Solicitor—

Guest; Public Teleph. No. 39, York Building, Chater Road (2nd floor);

Ext. 185 - ■ Teleph. 27758; Cable Ad : Del rein

Rahim & Son, C., Export and Import Gen- J. M. D’Almada Remedies, solictr.

eral Merchants and Com mission Agents Marcus da Silva, do.

—43a, Wyndham Street; Teleph. 25830; J. M. G. Silva, accountant

P.O. Box 549; Cable Ad: Tajmahal A. A. Noronha, articled clerk

<3.M; Rahim N. B. Maher, clerk

C. Rahim A. A. Barros, do.

Wong Tso Chan and Cheung Li

^& to Cho, interpreters

Rainbow Neon Sight Co., Ltd. Ren & Co., S. D., Importers and Ex-

Manniaeturers of (Luminous Tube

Sighs- and Displays ' and General porters—6, Queen’s Road.Cent.; Teleph.

Advertising Contractors — Head 24920; Cable Ad: Renstor

Office : Bank ' of Canton Building;

Teleph. 2i6iW>8.- Works: 137, John- Repulse Bay Hotel—(Nee Hotels)

stone Road, Wanchai; Teleph 2'8695;

Cable Ad : Faupellim; Codes A.B.C. in & jp n fa

6th and BentW’s Republic Motor Co. of China, Motor

Wong Lan Wai, managing dir. Car and all Accessories, Rubber Tyres

Lam Yan Tak, secretary and Tubes—30-32, Des Voeux

& ± m Central; Teleph. 26262; P.O. RoadBox

Ramsey & Co., Repairers and Dealers in 285; Cable Ad: Motherly

typewriters, Adding, Calculating and C. K. Tang, general manager

Gramophone Machines—10, Beaconsfield n & m # ns m #a ^

Arcade; Telepb. 21683

N. J. Yessoona, proprietor

F. Chubbman, manager Republic Motorboat Co., Ltd., The, Motor

Teleph.for20307.

Boats Hire—Office:

Service Causeway Bay;

Station: Blake

fiiS ft X m m tl ±XL Ik B M Pier; Teleph. 21257

Mok Lin, managing director

Raven & B asto, Architects and Engineers Directors—A. King and S. II. Mok

—-Prince’s-Buildings, Ice IJcfuae Street; Chan Shun Fat, accountant

Teleph. 21164

Partners—A. R. F. Raven, M.R.sAN.i., Retsuj & Co., .Manufacturers’ Repre-

O. B. Raven,

M.S.A., A. H. Basto,

M.I.STEUC.E., a.k.i.b.a., sentatives—223, Wanchai Road

M.C.I., M.R.SAN.I.

■ Cheng Chiu Nam E. Drysdale, manager

A. W. •) uster, travelling representative

Mak Sait Sung | Mrs. J. Wong

Y. C. MokCB.SC. Lbo liny

Recreation Ci.i'Rs- -(See Clubs) Reuter, Brockelmann *fe Co., Importers,

Red Rose Barber and Beauty Shop, Agents—Canton Bank and Exporters, "Machinery Commission

Building,, 6, Des

(Proprietors, The Lucky Stars Co.) Vceux Bead Central; Teleph.

—10, Des Vceux Road Central; 1st Box 91; Cable Ad: Heynbrock28163; P.O.

floor (Above Bank of East Asia); i H. Heyn (Hamburg)

iTeleph. 27889 | A.R. Emanuel

Heyn (Tientsin)-

do.’

n # in # m @ m * # i A.C. ’Schubert

E. (Canton)

Vissering (Shanghai)

Registro Italian©—3, Quefeh’s Buildings W.H.G.Heitmeyer

Fischer, manager

Teleph. 30231

Surveyor—T. (2 lines) Cable Ad: Veritas;

H. G. Brayfield, m.i.n.a., Miss A. dos Remedies

M.I.MECH.k.

Clerk—S. Y. Yan Lo Shut Po, comporadore

Lo Ming Yue, assist, do.

HONGKONG 1105

G.bridge.

N. HadenHeating

Trow-

Tai wo ing Plants

Reiss. Massey & Co., Ltd., Mer- Hall’s Barton Bopery Co., Ld.,

chants—Mercantile

? Bank Building, Hull. Wire Bopes

7, Queen

28007; Cables Bead, Central; Teleph. James H. Lament & Co., Ld.,

Bentley’s, ^VcmeAd:andJosStr6e;

Schofield’s• Edinburgh. “Secufex” Pipe

Fittings

Denys B-feiss, director Marry at &Lifts

Scott, Ld., London.

B. (Shanghai)

Lander Lewis, rnang. director Electric

S. de Sulerzyski, Samuel , Osborn <& Co., Ld„

Imports Departmentdireetor'(S'liai:.;) Sheffield;

Drills, eic. Tool- Steels, Files,

W. H. Adler | X M. X. Souza Szerelmey,

Agencies

J. chester.

&4L Phili'ps Liquid , Ld., London. Stone

Piece& Co.,

GoodsLd.jfMan- James Wotherspoon

Glasgow. Canvas and&Bubber Sons,

• A.tine”

Wander, ltd.,-London. “Oval- Goods

Goodall, Backhouse & Co., Leeds.' National Vulcanized Fibre Co.,

Thos.Wholesale Druggists

Illingworth '& Co.) Lontfoh‘; W.Wilmington, U.S.A. FibreCo.,

S. Bay Manufacturing

Photographic Supplies' San Francisco. “Bay” Oil

Imperial Burners Lime & Alabastine,

Leicester, Typewriters,, Ld.,

Typewriter‘Co., Gypsum,

Canada, Ld. “Alfresco” Dis-

Samuel Jones ife ■CQ.'r'(ljxpor;t) temper

General!LJ.,Office—Teleph.

London, Paper28007, ‘ Export Department

H. H. Xavier | Miss C.M. Xavier

J. H.F. Pomeroy

Tavares I G. B. 'Bemedios . Insurance Dept.—Teleph. 28008

A. C. Ellis, manager

B.MissA. D.B. Sousa | A.L. E.Prata

Bemedios Bosario O. W. Luke, Chinese representative

Ip Sai-lau

Engineering Dept.—Teleph. 28009 ; TsangXaiWai-tsoi Lee

J. Ormiston, a.m.j.n.a., m.i.m.e.,

manager (signs phr pro;) Yue WooPo-chee

Kam-chiu

P. Yickars Cheung Cheung Wing

A.J. B.Landsbert So Tak-sun Kwong

Bergne- P.Geo.H. Y.LbC. Kb Lau Kau

Agencies

Lai Poon Lap

W. J.Coupland

Scotcher Yan F. C.Chow

Ping ' New Zealand Insurapce Co., Ld.

Fire, Marine and General

(Canton) P. H. Chia Western AssuranceCo. of Toronto.

W. Tansley W. S. Kwok Marine

Agencies Settling Agents for

Westinghouse Electric Interna- Standard InsuranceCo.,Ld.(N.Z.)

tional Co,

Buston New York Lincoln.

& Hornsby, Victoria Insurance Co., Ld.

Overseas Assurance Corpn,, Ld.

Vertical and

and Gas Engines, Horizontal Oil

Oil and Queensland State' Government

Steam Boad Boilers, Pumps Insurance Office

B.and Boilers& Co., Ld., Dursley,

A. Lister James Buchanan k Co., Ltd.

High Speed Oil Engines,

Kerozene

Plants, AutoEngines,

Trucks Lighting

Bustondon, Complete DieselCo.'Marine

Lister Marine , Lon- ®*Roya8 Hoissehold”

Installations WtiiSliY

Broom & Wade, Ld., High DODWELL & CO . LTD.,

Wycombe, All types

pressors, Portable of Com-

Compressor

Sets, Pneumatic tools Tel. 20636,

Falkirk Iron Co., Ld., Falkirk, Sole Agents.

Light Iron Castings, Stoves,

Bauges, etc.

1106 HONGKONG

RriuTBRS, Ltd. “ 1a? Chater Road; s m

Toleph. Manager 23056, Office 24-572;

P.O. Box 430; Cable Ads: Reuter Rocha & Co., J. MShipPping

Commission,- . da, Importers,

and Exporters

Insurance*

and Reuthong

Henry, manager and news cor- Agents—Teleph.

J. E.respondent 22277; P.O. Box 400; :

Cable Ad: Roda. Branch:'San Francisco

R. A. E. Watson I Mrs. Mueller J. M. da Rocha, principal

H. C. Bough | Miss Williams R.L. A.M. dada Rocha

Rocha, Isigns Mo perKungpro.Ting

J. Ackber | -S. Y. Sung

RSexish Missionary Society — (See Rod gees , R. A., E xchange B roke r—

Churches and Missions) p/o The Hongkong Club

Roman Catholic Cathedral—(See un-

Ribeiro & Co., Oscar F., Importers and der Churches and Missions)

Exporters—Bank

(1st floor); Cable Ad: of East Asia Building

Riverhood; Codes: Rbss & Co. (China),Ltd., K|| Ho sz

A.B.C. Alex.,St.;Merchants

.0. F.5th edn. and

Ribeiro, Bentley’s

principal —Prince’s Bldg., Ice House

26027 and 22487;M.Cable Ad:

Telephs. I

Rotunda

O.E. A.F. Ribeiro,

Ribeiro jr. Directors—D. Ross (Manchester)

D. A. Ross (Shanghai)

Staff

J. K. Ross, signs per pro.

iMl Tai Ifing J. L. Robinson, do.

Robertson, Wilson & Co., Ltd., Im- A.H. E.A Tavarps Miss

port and Export Merchants and

Manufacturers’ ; Barros Miss M.I, Remedios

Remedios

Yceux Road Central;Agents Teleph.— 21746;

67-69, Cable

Des Paper Dept.

H. Seidler

Ad: Overdale;

Lieber’s and Bentley’s Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Miss M.1 Dept. La'sala— . 1a, Chate

: Gordon H. Wilson, permanent director Machinery Teleph.

G.H.W.Jaeger

Sewell, do. J. van 26730 der Lely

D. M. Vieira Kowloon

Teleph. 56486 Garage — Salisbury

G.A. Rocha

P. Epa daSilva W. F. Webb

Miss Agents for

Miss A.H. Baptista

Baptista Gentral

General InsuranceAccident,Co., ‘ FireLd. and Life-

Mrs. C. B. Pereira Assurance Corporation

Agencies World Marine & Gen’l. Insce. Co., Ld.

James

our Works,& JohnGlasgow.

G. Scott,Paints,

Crown Oils,

Col- ; Austin

MotorMotor Cars Co., Ld., Birmingham.

Varnishes Standard Motor Co, Ld.,. Coventry.

Lodge Plugs, &Ld., Motor Cars

Peak, Frean Co.,Rugby, EnglandBis- . . Slazengers,

Ld., London. A.ton.J. Stevens Ld.,& Co.,Sports Goods

Ld., Wolverhamp-

cuits andMorgan

Roxburgh Chocolates

& Co., Ld., Glasgow. Motor-cycles

Disinfectants Douglas Motors, Ld., Bristol. Motor-

Sparagnapane, Ld., L’don. Christmas cycles

TheCrackers and Table Decorations Francis & Barnett, Ld., Coventry.

‘Co.,Magnolia

ofDrug Anti Friction

GreatHouses,

Britain, Ld.Metals

Metal Motor-cycles

Indian

; British

Norwich Union Fire Insurance Mass. Motor-cycle

Dennis Motor-cycles

Bros.,

Co., Springfield,

Ld., Guildford. Motor

Society, Ld. Fire and

Meltis, Ld., Bedford and . London. Marine Trucks

Chocolates and& Confectionery J. W. Brookes & Co., Lowestoft. Marine

C. House,

C. Wakefield Co. Ld., Wakefield

London. Oil Specialists: JohEngines

nson Motor Co., Wau kegah .Marine ;

Engines

Castrol Motor Oils

, R. Hood Haggle & Sons, Newcastle- Scripps Motor Co.,, Detroit. Marine

on-Tyne, England. Wire Ropes Engines ,''

Goodyear Tire and Rubber Export Co.

HONGKONG 1107

Royal Hongkong Golf Cl”p —{see Rumjahn & Co,, U., Importers,

& Manufacturers—4, Queen’s Rd. Cent.; Exporters

Clubs) Teleph. 20751; Cable Ad: Ramadan

Royal Hongkong Yacht Club - (See U.Chen

Rumjahn, principal

Chee Hin, assistant

Clubs) " ‘ A. Bachpo

Royal Naval Canteen—(Nee CJubs) Russ & Co., Solicitors, Proctors, Patent

and Trade Marks Agents—6, Des Vceux

Royal Road Central; Teleph. 27743; Cable Ad:

tals)' Naval Hospital—(Nee Hospi- Quotation F. H. Loseby, solicitor

RozA^Yj Chcrch—(See Cburches) _ F. K.C. E.K.Rendall,

fWopg, A.do.V.Ling;

Young, Lo

Min,’

SungKan Fuhg Kit

Pak, Fan KaiKwok

SungMaYing Wah.

Luen

^ a p # f« » and Chow Kin

Roxor Advertising: Co., Expert Ad-

vertisers,

ExchangeSign Bldg.Writers

3rd floor;&.^Telepb.

Bill posters—

24542;

Cable Ad : Roxorad. James Buchanan & Co., Ltd.

R. H. Charles, general manager

R.salesmen

E. Cameron and. J. B. Qhenesky «FIN!E LIQUEUR”

Liu: Fung Ewan, ju'tist . WHiSHY

Miss, B, Cain. - : .

DODWELL & CO., LTD.,

Roza, C. A. da,Building,

Exchange. Incorporated

t5es Accountant—

Voeux Road;

;

Teleph. 20420; Cable Ad: Dragonlike Tel. 20636,

C.A. A.W.

Roza, do.

J. A. de Y. Soares, accountant

Mrs. H. Reis, steno-typist Ruttonjee k Co., General Merchants—

15,Dinshaw

Queen’s S.Boad Central; Teleph. 20190

Paowalla

Roza Bros., Exchange Brokers—Ex-

change Building, Des Yceux Road; Luttonjee

Teleph. 20420’; Cable Ad: Dragon-

like ; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and Euttokjee' k Son, IL, Wine.Arid Spirit

Bentley’s Merchants—15, Queen’s Road Central;

Principals—C. A. da Roza, a.s.a.a. Teleph. dies;

20190; Cable Ad: Ruby. Bran

and A. W. da Roza

J. A. de V. Soares, accountant J. H.Shanghai,

Ruttonjee'Weibaivvei & Singapore

Mrs. H. Reis, steno-typist D. J.Remedies-

II. Ruttonjee jI Miss M. Waller

JaAksAn Wong

Agency N.N.H.A.Karideria

Banco Nacipnal Ultramarine Mogrelia

B: A. Keravala j Cheng Kwpk Choi

vi % m m

Rudolf Wolff & Kuw, Ltd., Metal Mer- .Sacred tional)

Heart College—(Nee Educa-

chants, Importers and Exporters and

General Commission Agents—54, Queen’s Sailors’ Home & Missions to Seamen

Road

Occasion Central; Teleph. 22173; Cable Ad: - (Nee Churches and Missions)

C. H. W. Kew, managing director Sales & Co., Queen’s

R. C. Building;

ImportersTeleph.

and

A. Miss

E. Kew, Kewmanager | A. Rosario Exporters—3,

, 22892;.P.O. Box 177;

R. C. M. Sales, principal Cable Ad: Diana

Romford Printing Press—38, D’Aguilar G.An D.SoiAzedb

Wan j Choy Ah Olieung

St.; Teleph. 20717; Cable Ad: Ruinford

1108 HONGKONG

foil m #■ m e M & Sd)l9 tai

Samy, A. P., m.r.s.i., Architect—88, Bon- Sang Tai,

Queen’s Road General Storekeepers—

Central;, 112,.

Teleph. 20904;

ham Road Cable Ad: Santa; Code: Bentley’s

San Shing Co., General Merchants and

Manufacturers’

Bonham Representatives

Strand West; — 45,

Cable Ad: Elork; g Kau Sa soon

Code: Bentley’s. Office in Swatow Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David, General

P. C. Choi, director Merchants—8a, Des Veeux Rd. Central;

I. K. Choi, manager Telephs.

P.O.Box201328 and 20698

89; Cable (Private Office);

Ad: Sassoons. Head

Office:

E.C.4. 9, King

Branches:William Street,

Manchester, London,

Bombay,

jj ® m ft lu Calcutta, Karachi, Persian Gulf, Shang-

^^mm ii -) hai and Hankow

Sandakan Light & Power Co. (1922), Ltd. A. H. Compton, mahager

—Head Office: St.‘ George’s Building, Robt.

H. D.Stock,

Benhamsub- do.I L. A. Gutierrez

Chater Road; Teleph. 27781; Cable Ad: M. A. dos Remedies | Miss I. Ritchie

Powerhouse

General Managers — Shewan, Tomes Wong Hok Chi, compradore

Board of Directors — R. G. Shewan

(chairman), Hon. Mr. J. P. Braga, Sassoon j|§ ^ iff Swn sa soon

C. A. da Roza and S. M. Churn Banking Co., Ltd., E. D.

Consulting Engineer—D. —Teleph. 28141; andP.O. Box 90; Cable Ad:

Secretary—Noel Braga W. Munton Edsbankcoy;

and Manchester

at Shanghai, London

Head Office Staff—John

Chan Man Kai, M. L. da Roza and V. Braga, Directors—Sir Victor Sassoon, Bart,

Mrs. V. Loureiro (governing, director), R. E. Sassoon,

Managing Agents, Sandakan — The F. R; Davey, H. H. H. Priestley,

North Borneo Trading Go., Ltd. Hon. Mr. W. E. L. Shenton, A. S.

(Cable Ad: Powerhouse, Sandakan) Gubbay andA.HoMartin

Secretary—T. Kwong

Manager

H. Mavorand Resident Engineer—G. Agents for

The Eastern Bank, Ld.

Sander, Wieler & Co., Importers, Ex-

?orters & Commission Agents—Chung Savarin House {See Hotels)

in Building,

Teleph. 24411; 5,P.O.

DesBox Vteux325;Rd.Cable

Central;

Ad: Sayce &, Co., Tobacconists, Booksellers^

Sanderdo Perfumers and Sundry Goods Store—

A.R.Sander

Sander, signs per pro. 12, Ice House Street; Teleph. 24706

H.Dobernecker Kelly Sayce, proprietor

H. A. Castro

Miss M. von Ziegler

Agents for

“Brabantia” iLeather, Ulm. a/d. Schmidt Instruments & Co., Importers ofChemicals,

and Apparatus, Scientific

Donau Hospital and Laboratory Supplies—

C. D. Magirus A. G. Ulm. a/d Gloucester Building, Des Voeux Road;

Donau, Fire Engines Teleph. 27430; Cable Ad: Schmidtco;.

R. Ditmar, Brunner Bros., Ld., Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Acme and Mosse

Vienna n.. in. -Dens

Sang Lee & Co., Building Contractors— Agencies G. van Bergen

Morrison Hill Road; Teleph. 20562 E. Leitz, Wetzlar. Microscopes, etc.

Sang Lee, The, Provision Suppliers, Coal E.Jetter

Merck, DarmstadtTuttlingen.

& Scheerer, Chemical Works-

Sur-

Merchants, Steamship and

Agents—69a, Des Veeux Road Central; Commission gical Instruments

Teleph. 20192 Electricitate Gesellschaft

Berlin, X-Ray apparatus A/C “Sanitas

HONGKONG 1109-

Schools (See under Educational and Shek O. Development Co., Ltd.—York

Building; Teleph. 24616

Government Departments) Direetors—Major H. B. L. Dowbiggin,

o.b.e. (chairman), Lt. Col. L. G.

Bird, d.s.o., o.b.e., D. H. Blake, P.

Sennet Feeres (Marcel Heimendinger M. Hodgson, T. E. Pearce, Hon. Mr.

& Levy,and

makers Successors),

Diamond Jewellers, Watch-

Merchants—Glou- F. W.G. E.Maunder,

L. Shenton

a.c.a.,andsecretary

H. R. Sturt

cester Building, Pedder Street; Teleph. Thomson & Co., treasurers

20634; P.O. Box 238; Cable Ad : Sennet

E. M.Bacci

N. Kakusen | S. W. Chan Sheldon,

SoleCaron

Agents for Building;H.Teleph.

G., Barrister-at-law—Prince’s

20222

Perfumery.

Ronson Lighters

Harwood Self-winding Watches Sherly & Co., W. S., Importers, Ex-

Lalique Glassware porters and Commission Agents—Kay-

Autorist Self-winding Watches amally Building, 20-22, Queen’s Road

Central; Telepb. 24613; Cable Ad:

Shrewdly;

Sepher, Dr. S. A. M., m.b., b.s. (Hongkong), and Acme Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s

e.r.f.p.s. (Glasgow) — China Buildings T. Wong, managing director

(1st floor); Telephs- 20943 and 22412

Residence T.M. N.K. Wong,

Chan actingI K.manager

K. Yeung

K. H. Law I W. K. Pui

Seth, Harold—32, Connaught Rd. Cent.: Agents for

P.O. Box 278; Cable Ad: Cottager The

J. andPepsodent Co , Ld.,

E. Atkinson ChicagoLondon

Seu Kon Chi, Share and General Broker Monsanto Chemical Works, St. Loius

—Exchange Building, Des Vceux Road Vicks Chemical Co., Philadelphia

Central (3rd floor); Teleph. 21962 Ocean Bathing .Suit Co., New York

Brand & Co,, Lohdon

Seventh Day Adventist Mission—

(See Churches and Missions)

GORDONS DRY GIN

Sham Mow Saw Mill Co., Ltd., Timber The a Cocktail

Merchants

Kowloon; and Saw 57309;

Teleph. Mill—Hung

CableHorn,

Ad:

Sawmill DODWELL & GO., LTD,

■Shameen

Blackwood Pagoda, The, Specialists

Furniture, in

Hats, Mil- Tel. 20636,

linery, Novelties, etc.—12, Hankow Sole Agents.

Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 57382;

. Cable Ad : Monita

Mrs. A. Mowbray Jones, proprietress

She wan, Tomes St Co., Merchants

Sheung hoi wah yeung yan shao Shipping, Insurance

Agents—St. George’sandBuilding,

Manufacturers

Corner

yin shaw. hung sze

Shanghai Life Insurance Co., Ltd., The of27781; Connaught

P.O. Boxand

115; Chater

Cable Rds;;Keechong

Ad: Telepb.

(Under Management of the Sun Life Principals—R. G. Shewan and A. L,

Assurance Co. of Canada)—Gloucester Shields

Bldg. I. W. Shewan, signs the firm

Sharebrokers Society of Hong Kong Accounts

A. A. BotelhoDeparttnentI Miss E. Carvalho

(See Associations) J. F. Souza I G. A. Low

HONGKONG

Import, Building Supplies, Chemical British Insulated Cables, Ld.,

and -Machinery

H: Dreyer. Debt's. manager

departmehta! (Electrical . Cables- and Acces-

Import' sories)

J. J.Dick' Century Electric Co., (Fam. and

Pereira- 1j Ng Lee Kang

WahChue

Ching Motbr's,' E1 eetrical Supplies)

Fairbanks, Morse & Co. (Diesel

Misk R. Cole-' | Yip Chtung Kay Engines,. Pumps, Elertrical

Building Supplies Plant, etc.)

0. W. L. Cole Line Material< Co., (Transmission

Miss M. Xavie.r | Lee Y ah Fun

Chemicals ■ Line Equipment)

W. McLean Landis and Gyr Ld., (Electrical

Miss I. Gittins j Y 7

ong Mui Chuen ‘ Switchgear, Meters, etc.)

Machinery Moffats Ld., (Electric Cookers)

J. Carl

H. W.F. Havie Yeritys Ld. (A-. C. and D. C.

Liu, m.e, (Cornell) Switch — Gear, Height—fittiings,

K. Davies I Y'ei Wing Chak Radiators)

Mrs. M. Steel | Cheung Tsun Hing Air Conditioning Corp., Ld., (Air

Export Cooling Systems)

M. K- Gomes | 'A. Samy Hellesens, Ld., (Dry Batteries)

General Managers of ; Evans Lifts Ld.. (Electric Lifts)

H’kong, Rope Manufacturing Co,, Ld. Sheringham Daylight Co., (Lamp

The Fumigating and Disinfecting Shades)

Bureau Ld. Red Wing Motor Co., (Marine

Sandakan Light &Power Co.(1922), Ld. Engines)

General Agents for Tangyes . Ld., (Engines, Pumps,

China Underwriters, Ld. etc.)

Agents fox Wingets Ld., _ (Concrete Mixers)

A. C. , Lawrence iLeather ; Co., Thos. W. Ward Ld., (Machinery

(Leather) of all' kinds) .

The United States Leather Selling Anderson Grice Co., Ld., (Cranes

Corp., (Sole Leather) and Stonewdrking Machinery)

Dynamite-Actien-Gesellschaft (Dy- Passch and Larsen Petersen

namite, etc.) (Dairy Machinery) ,

Aluminium Thomas Ths. ; SabMachinery)

roe & Co., Ld.,

Products) V. Ld., (Aluminium (Refrigerating

EjIectrQlux 1 Ed., (Refrigerators,

M. Myers (Ivory) .. -' e tc.)' -

Scott and Browne,' Ld., (Seott’s Bruhtons, (Yrire Rope)

Emulsion) The W. T. Lambourne & Co.,

Danish Dairies Milk Export Ld., (Belting)

(Milk Products)

Anglo-tSiam Corporation (Ld., Shewaran & Co., Verhomal, Exporters,

(Teakwood)

“Italit’' Products Ld., (Corru- Silk Piece Teleph.

Building; Goods, Embroideries—China

24544: P.O. Box 338;

gated and Flat Sheets) Cabin Adi Papistry; Code: Bentley’s

The Celotex Od., (Gelotex Plaster

Boards)

T. and R. Boole Ed., * (Wall and Shin, Dr. K. S., m.b.„ b.s., Dledical Practi-

Floor Tiles) tioner-Office: 36, Queeffis Boad Cent.;

Tntscdn Steel Co., (Steel Win- Road; Teleph. 24533. Residence: 63, Causeway

dows, Metal Lath, etc.) Teleph. 24250

The Trinidad Lake Asphalt Opera-

ting Co., Ld., (Asphalt and Shin, Dr. L. S., m.b., b.s., General Medical

Roofing) Practitioner—35, Queen’s Road Cent,

Bitulac iLd., (Paints, etc.) and Residence: 155, Queen’s Road East;

Associated Lead Manufacturers (Residence) Telephs. 24691 (Office) and 24715

Export Co,, Ld., (Red Lead,

etc.) ‘

Produits Chimiques et - Electro Shing Chai Tong (Established 1892 a.d.),

Metallurgiques, (Chemicals) Chinese Drug Store—180, Queen’s Road

L. Givandanufe Co1., (Perfumes) Central; Teleph. 21853

HONGKONG llll'

biifN'u Fat & (Jo., General Printers—19, ^ ^ ^ ^ ig M ^ m u

Pobtinger Street; Teleph. 22985 Simplex Gypsum Products,' Ltd.,.

ManufacturersPlasterofofFibrous,

Paris,., ‘Gypsum

Shiu On S. S. Co., Ltd.—8, Queen’s Koad Plaster, Plaster, Gypsum Fertilizer, Keene-

Casting

West; Teleph. 27308

Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau, manager Cement, Gypsum Blocks, Plaster

S.S. “Kwong Sai”—Capt. J. Acock Boards and Dental Plaster -Regis-

tered Office, 14, Queen’s Road C. :

Teleph. 28367; Cable Ad: ^ipiplex;

Shun Kee, Sail and Flag Maker—57, Des Codes: Acme, Bentley’s 1st and 2nd

Boyd & Co., Ltd.,' operating agts.

Voeux lid. Cent, (3rd floor); Teleph. 22757

Simpson Co., Importers and Exporters

Siamese Consulate—(Nee Consulates) i—China Building; Teleph: 24725; Cable

Ad: Parabolic

Siemens China Co. (Hongkong Branch),

Electrical Engineers and Contractors— Mind you don’t got taken in,

12, PedderSt.,

Teleph. 24883 PedderBuilding(4th floor);

R. Schwob, branch manager order

G.S. T.A. Tsiang,

de Figueiredo, engineer'

chief clerk aOROON’S ORANGE GIN.

Miss O. Barretto, steno-typist

Pi. Ganz, steel dept. DODWELL & CO., LTD.,

A.H. C.Joeschke,

Barrettoengineering Tel. 20636,

Siemssen & Co., Import and Export Sole Agents.

Merchants, Insurance Agents —Bank of

China Building, 6, Queen’s Koad Cent.;

All Standard Codes used; Teleph. 27718 % & MM %

E. II.Lund,

Stehr,signs

signsfirmper pro. ;i Sin ze ymi Imn kiciig se , 1 .

J. Herde, engineer Sincere Co., Ltd., The, Universal

Providers, Importers, Exporters; Manu-

L. Deckert, accountant facturers and General Merchants—

Telephs. 27767, 22139, 24329, '22013 and

1C II ffr /]£ it m ^ 22005; P.O. Box 9; Cable Ad: Sincere.

Silva, P. M. N. da, Building,

Share andDesGeneral : Capital

Board $10,000,000

of Directors — Choy

Broker-Exchange

Koad Central; Teleph, 20131; Cable Ad:

Yceux (chairman), Ma Wing Chan, Ring

Jan

Nolasco Con Sang, Wong Kin Cho, James

P. P.M.N.N.dadaSilva

Silva,| principal ' O’Chevv, Cheng Man Yiu,

Chung, Harr Choong Jewe, Ma Cho Ala Man

J. M. N. da Silva Yung, Hong Sling, Kwan Hong

Kay,

Hoon Choy Tin Wai

Bui, Ala Yat, But

LamandFoo,Tong

Ala

^ /E Neto Wing lu

Ssiva-Netto & Co., Import and Export Head Ma

Office Staff

Merchants—9,

Teleph. Queen’s

21829; P.O. RoadCable

Box 397; Central;

Ad: WongYingChee,

Piu, managingdo.director

Silvanetto Chan Chi Ming, chief secretary

A.A.F. Silva-Netto

B. Silva-Netto| 1- Ritchie ■ Local Staff

MaAlaAlan

LuckFai,Pun,

manager

sub-manager

Hui

Ma Shui Leung,treasurer

Fung Hoi, assist, treasurer

Simon Tse Yan, Shipping and Ge'neral Branches: The Bund, Canton;

Agents—King’s

Cable Ad: Goldfinch;

?

Building; Teleph.

Codes: A.B.C.21579;

5th Road, Shanghai; 2, White HartNanking

Street,

edn. Bentley s complete phrase- Paternoster Sq., London, EG. 4

1112 HONGKONG

Operating: Oriental Hotels and Sincere Board

man),ofMa Directors—Choy

Ying Piu, Ma Wing Hing(chair-

Chan,

Factories, Canton and Shanghai Wong Kwok Shuen, Jon Con Sang,

General Managers for Ma Hoon Bew, Chan

Sincere

Co,, Ld.Life Insurance & Investhient Wong Kin Cho,Ma Ma

James O’Chew, Luck Ming,

Chi

Joe Yung, Pun,

Hong

Sincere Life Assurance'Co.,

Sincere Co. (Perfuniery Manufac- Ld. Sling, Choy Tin Yat, M. C. Marr

tures),, Ld. and The Sincere Co, Ltd.

Sole Agents for Gen. Managers—The Sincere Co, Ltd.

B. S. A. Cycles, Ld., Birmingham Chief Manager—Harr Choong Jowe

Norton Motors, Ld., Birmingham Sub- do. —Cheng

Secretary—Kwok Chau Wen Yee Yao

Atwater Kent Manufacturing Co.,

Philadelphia, U.S.A. Bing Tea hung sze

Areturus Radio Tube Co., Newark Singer Sewing Machine

N.J, U.S.A. Co.—Central

Agents at New York, San Francisco, Agency for South China andIndo-China:

Pedder Building; Teleph. 24642; Cable

Hamburg,. Leipzig, Paris,

Antwerp, Milan, Genoa, Vienna, Ad: Brussels,

Gablonz, Sydney and Melbourne Cent,Singer.

• Teleph.Shops at: ; 70,424,

21608 Queen’s Road

Shanghai

Street, Yaumati, Teleph. 56039

Sincere Co., The (Perfumery Manu- G. Du cl os, agent

F. H. Barnes, chief clerk

facturers), Ltd.—2, Davis Road, Ken- Miss A. M. Barnes, stenographer

nedy Town; Teleph. 20229: Cable Ad: G. W. Drollette, supervisor

Sinperfact. Capital $1,300,000. Branches C. A. Foon, do.

atNewdhwang,

Canton, Shanghai,

Tientsin,Nanking,.Peiping,

Tsihaln, Hankow Sing Fat Raincoat Manufacturing Co,

andBoard

Changsha Piece Goods and Outfitter—59a, Queen’s

man),ofMaDirectors—Choy

Ying Piu, Ma Wing Hin (chair-

Chan, Road Central; Teleph. 23009

Ma Joe Yung, D. Chen' See, Jan ' Sing Hing & Co, Feather Purifiers

Con Sang,andChan

Kin Cho Ma ManChi Fai

Ming, Wong and General Exporters of China Produce

Gen. M anagers—The Sincere —8, Shum Chun Street, Mongkok, Kow-

Co., Ltd. loon;

Superintendent—M. Chan Harr Teleph. 57346; Cable Ad: Selfeather

Manager—J. O’Chew 'Sing Kee & andCo,Stevedores—18,

Ship Chandlers,

Sincere

-144-145,LifeDesAssurance

Vceux RoadCo., Ltd., The Compradores

Central; naught Road Central; Teleph. 20746

Con-

Teleph. 25079. Capital S2,000,000. |V Sing on hung sze

Branches at Canton, Shanghai and

Sheki

Board of Directors—Liu

(chairman), Choy Hing, Wai Ma WingChee Singon & Co, Metal35 Merchants

eral Importers— and 37, Hing

Street; Teleph. 20515; Cable Ad: Kwok;

and Lung

Gen-

Chan, Wong Kwok Shuen, Hong Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s

Sling,

Chak Ma HokJoeTing,

Yung,Tong

Jan Con

Tai Sang,

Wan, P. Kingson Kwok, signs the firm

Harr Choong Jowe, Cheng Wen fl 4*

Yao, D. Chen See,: Chan Kar Ching Sino-German Trading Co, Importers and

andManagers—The

Gen. Kwong Ming Kok Sincere Co., Ltd. Exporters—137, Des Vceux Road Cent.;

Manager—F. C. treasurer

Lee Teleph. 27892

Fong , S. Carl

H. Lee, manager| Chan Ay Wan

WongFulson,

Hin Kwong, acccountant Meyer

Wong Chiu Hin, secretary js i sa N #t

Ho

Ku Wing Shiu, policy

Fook Sing, premium dept.dept. Su ko tah hung jiang

Skodaworks,

OfficestheLtd. (FarLimited

Eastern Engineer-

Sincere Insurance and Investment Co., ing formerly ofSkodaworks,

the Company

Ltd,, The—144 to 150, Des Vceux Road

Ceritral; Teleph, 21821; Cable Ad: Sin- choslovakia), Steel Works, Plzen, BuildersCze-of

cere.

Hankow,Branches:

Changsha,Shanghai, Shekki, all

Canton, Tientsin, kinds of Mechanical

Machinery—12-14, Queen’sandRd.Electrical

Central;

Singapore, Saigon, Bangkok, etc. Teleph. 25649; Cable Ad: Skodaworks

HONGKONG 1113

Karel Jan Hora, E.E., general-manager Construction and, Maainfacturing

Far Eastern Branches (Shanghai) Department

V. 1. Treskin, m.e., agent for South J. A. Shaw A. P. Castro

China and Hong Kong B. Fox D. F. Lopes

N. Yolkofi L. M. Remedies

ifn 4» §f Sun chung wo W. Kailey (Laichikok)

Skott & Co., H., Merchants—7, Chater A. S. Fraser do.

Road, St. George’s C. M. Larson do.

H. Skott, principalBuilding (Lubricating Oil Department

E. H. Melbye I. H. Geare, assist, general mgr

H. L. Fox II Wong T. F. See

Fat T. J. Draper, attorney

C. Wingate C. C. iStark, local manager

Smith & Co., Frank, Merchants and C. S. Miller

Commission Agents—c/o A. V. Apcar Miss J. A. Anderson

& Co., Ltd., 1, Des Vceux Road Central; G. W. Arnold

Teleph. 20332 G. W. Arnold

F. H. Smith, manager (absent) Miss E. R. Bliss

N. U. Botelho

Societe Oommerciale Asiatique, Im- J. Brook

porters and Exporters—5, Lee Yuen Miss B. Budden

Street Miss K. E. Fooks

BuddhaEast; Teleph. 21288; Cable Ad: H. E. Gubbay

Miss A. Hamilton

Society of Chemical Inpustry inofBasle- Miss A. A. Hirst

Swttzerlanb, Manufacturers Art, L. J ack

Indigo, Aniline Dyes and Chemicals— A. J. J. Martin

Cable Ad: Color; Codes Used: Bentley’s A. J. Osmund

andW.Universal O. F. Osmund

Naef,

Arnhold resident

& Co.,repres.

Ld., attached

agents tp

for Miss J. M. Paterson

South China C. M. C. Y. Ribeiro

0. M. Sequeira

Societes—(See under Associations and S. S. Sequeira

Societies) Miss G. S tubbings

'nf la ii Mei f6° Hong

Socony-Vacuum Corporation- HUNT'S FINE OLD PORT

Union Building,

30203: P. O. Box Pedder

86; Cable Street;

Ads:Telephs.

Socony AND SHERRY.

and Vacuum help to make the party merry.

Executive Department

H. L. Schultz, general manager

W. L. Marshall, asist. do. DODWELL & CO. LTD.,

M. O. Clark,. assist, do. Tel 20636,

Attorneys—A. M. Kirkby,

Pethick, R. Sanger, F. D. Tracy, H. H.

F. H. Tyson and B. G. Butler Sole Agents.

Refined

D. A.OilAlongo

Department

| L. G. Remedies

L. A. da Costa ’ A.A.‘ D. E. Ribeiro

” ^Sommers, Dr. IL F. (Successor to Dr. G.

Fonseca M. A. Sequeira

J.H. M.J. Howard W. McKean), Dental 'Surgeon—Union

J. M. Luz YeungSimoesShuk Ping Building'(top floor); Teleph. 20540

A. MacKenzie Ho Leung Fuk Ting

C. E. Marques Nai Ching

Accounting Department Sousa, Dr. Bernardo de, l.m, & s:; l.m.

R.A.C. Leach

Comrie C.J. H.

T. Stellingworft d.t.m., d.p.h. (Camb.),.

tioner-Office: Medical

5, Des Vceux Road.Practi-

Ctl.;

D’Almeida Teleph, 28323.1 Teleph,

Residence: 133r Waterloo

J. W. Mayhew Miss Y. H. Gill Rd., Kowloon; 58433

J. F. Richmond Miss M. Braga

ill. 14 HONGKONG

South British Insurance Co., Ltd.— H'. Ching, editor

Prince’s Building (top floor); Teleph. V. H. C. Jarrett

21134; W. B. Watson I Miss Johnston

B. H.CableWild, Ad: British

manager J.N. M.Stocktbn

Kelleher | C.H. E.Brokenshire

Wong

G. S. Gamble, assistant M, B. Abbas j F. D. Pereira

South . CHiJfA Brickworks, Ltd.— J.B. M.H. B.Wong

Xavier, accountant

Gloucester Building (2nd floor), Des K. W. Forrow .

Yceux Boad Central; Teleph. 28212;

Cable Ad: Brickworks

Lee Ching

Jadksdri Lad | S. K. Loo fd & Jis n # &

Chu Chuk Wah T. T. Wong

Chu Siu Fong I C. Gehring 1 South China Motor Car Co., Sole Dis-

tributor of Dodge Brothers Cars, Truck

and Motor Buses (formerly Graham

f!! 0 ^ Nam'iyaKyatpao BTothers)—Office:

Cent.; Teleph. 33, DesWorkshop

Voeux Boad

South

Holiywood China Boad;Daily PsJews2561249-51]

Telephs. Garage:

and West; 484 and25644;

486, Queen’s Boad and

28284; Cable Ad: Sweponis oi\5478 and Cable Ad: Dodgecars

H. Hong Sling, chief director

Badio

P. S.Ad: Lin,Swenyliad

nianaging director: Edward Louie, sales manager

L.C. T.Hsu,Kwong,

editor-in-ehief

general manager

A. H. Seemin, advertising manager South Repairing

China Motorship Building and

Works, Ltd., The, Ship-

South China Electric

1 Co., Electrical builders, Sbiprepairers, Engineers,

Applicances — j'fflL' Wing Lok Street; Diesel Eogine and Motor Specialists

Teleph. 22914 . ' , and Steel, Constructions, I.rbfr,and

Brasis. Foundry—Head Office: iSt.

South China Imroits1 and-Export Co.— George’s Building, Chater Boad.

90, Nathan Ed., Kowloon; flteleph. 57757; Shipyard and Works: To Kwa

Cable Ad: Sortable Wan, Kowloon- Bay; Teleph. 2:3772

(Office), 57061 (Works); Cable and

-South China Knitting Factory, Hosiery Radio Ad: Motyard

Manufacturers—Shantung Street, Mong- Directors—P. M. Hodgson (chair-

kok, Kowloon;

Souchiknit; Teleph.

Codes: 57593; &Cable

Bentley’s Ad:

Privatel man), H. H. H. Priestly, J. M.

Chan Yeuk Man, mang. partner Noronha, Ho Kwdng, Ho Leong

Kam Cheung Fai, general manager Hoe and Tse Ka Po

Brand;t & Co., gene-raLrnauagfers

W. B. Haslett, yard manager

m w ft m m

South

graphic ChinaPrinters—1

Lithographicand Press,

2, YuenLitho- On South China Newspapers, Ltd.

Lane,

OverseasHollywood Boad;Daily

Chinese Teleph.

News,21864Ltd., '(Operating Newspapers in Hongkong

proprietors and SouthRoad;

Queen’s China)—Registered Office:

Telephs. 23767 and 55,

21864;

m ¥ Nam wah- Cho-pd Cable Ad: Newsroom. Canton Office:

33, Tai Chat Po Boad

.South China Morning Post, Ltd., Board

ShumofWai-yauDirectors—Shum

and Wu Hip-tong,

Wai man

Publishers. “South China Morning Post,” (managing directors)

“Hongkong Official Law

“Naval and Military Directory” and Beports,” Lui Fook-yuen, secretary

“Building,

Hongkong1 and Directory”—Morning

3, Wyndham Street; Post General Managers for

Teleph. Agents:

26615; Cable The United Publicity and Advertising

London King

Son, Bolt Court TheService,

United110,Purchasing

HollywoodAgency,

Road 108,

Directors—J. Scott

Shewan and M. H. Turner Harston, B. G. Hollywood Boad

B. Wylie, director and gen’l. manager The United News Service, Hongkong,

Canton and Swatow

HONGKONG 1115

^ 1 t Ambulance

Sovereign Department

HeadMost andGracious

Patron Majes-

of the

Nam Wah Sing Ki Wa Po Order—His

South China Sunday (Pictoeial) ty King George

Chief Commissioner—Col. J. L.V.

News — 49-51, Hollywood Road; Sleeman, c.m.g., o.b.r., m.v.o.

Telephs. 26612 and 2S284; Cable Ad:

Swenonis or 5478- and Radio Ad:

Swenyliad Hongkong and China District

P. iS.‘Lib, managing director Patron—H.E. Sir William Peel, k.c.m.g.,

•L. Hsu, editor-in-cbicf k.b.e.

‘ C. T. iKwoing, general msmager Vice Patrons—Fung : Kong Un, j.p.,

4. H. Seemin, advertising do. Tang Che Ngong,Siuj.p.,Lau,Chau

Ting, j.p., Yue

Spaling^er & Co., U., General Ex- Show Son Kwok

Chow, Kt., Hon.j.p.,Dr. SirS.

porters and Importers—20, Queen’s W. Tso, ll.d., Hon. Dr. R. H. Kote-

Road Central; Teleph. 26774; Cable Ad: wall,LL.p.,e.M.G.,

Chan Pek Chuen,j.p.,Chau ChanTungLimSang,

Pak,

Spalinger

U. Spalinger, partner ■ (Canton) Li Yik Mui, j.p., Mok Kon Sang,

Leung Pak Yue and Sham Ming

A.Wong

Hoffmeister,

Sung Ki,do.in chargedo. Finance Committee—Ho Kom Tong,

j.p., o.b.e.,

of St.Hon.

OrderChuen, Knight, of Grace

Spanish Consulate—{See ’Consulates) Lan j.p.,JohnDr. (chairman),

Ma Luk, l.c.m., Ip

Spanish Dominican Peocueation—{See Fung Kong Un, j.p., Kwok Siu Lau,

Churches) j.p., T. N. Chau, j.p. and A. Morris,

j.p., a.c.p..(treasurer)

St. John serving brother, Order of

Spoets Club—{See Clubs) Represent, in England—E. Ralphs,

South China Trading Co., The, Im- Knight of Grace,

(formerly Assistant OrderCommissioner

of St. John

porters, Exporters and Commission Hong Kong and. China District)

Agents—350,

Teleph. 26479;Des

CableVceux Road Central;

Ad: Southintra

St. Andrew’s Church—{See Churches GORDON'S SPECIAL

and Missions) OLD TOM GIIM,

St. Andrew’s Society—(^ee Associa- always makes you glad within.

tions)

St. Francis Hotel—(See Hotels) DODWELL & CO, LTD,

St. Anthonys' Church Tel. 20636,

St. John’s Cathedral i Sole Agents.

St. Joseph’s Church

St. Louis IndUstetal School

St. Margaret Maey’s Church District Staff

Sr. Peter’s iQhuech Assistant

j.p., a.c.p,Commissioner—A.

m.e.s.i. (Member Morris,of

{See' Churches ahd Missions) Finance

Treasurer), Committee

Serving ■ a nd Hon.

St. Joseph’s College Order of’St. John ■ Brother,

St. Mary’s School District Surgeon—Dr. W.

KOch, , MvD’,, M.CH:, j.p, ; officer, Y. M.

St. Paul’s Institution Order of. St. John ,

St. Stephen’s College District Officers—J,-

Wong Kwong Tin, JiP. Ralston, m.a,

and Hon.

{See Educational) Mr. W. E. L. Shenton

St. John’s Ambulance ■ Brigade -Over- Hon. Legal .Advisers—Horn

E. L.Architectr—-H.

She.nton andM.Hin.ShingLo Mr. W.

seas, Theof(The

Hospital Venerable

St. John Order of the

of Jersualem) Hon. Siu, b.sc.m.i,

engineer : .

1116 HONGKONG

Corps Surgeons— Dr. W. B. A. Moore, Divisional

Officers—Mok Supt. Yingand Ambulance

Kwai, m.a.

L.R.C.P. j.p.;

(Eng.), & L.R.C.S:

Dr. dre.),

Valentine, D.T.M. M.C.,

& H. (Oxon.), and Fok Nai Hang

m.b., b.s. (Bond.), D.i' . iw. & h. (Eng.), King’s

J.P.;

mittee,Dr.L.e.M.;

Ma Luk,Dr. S.Finance'F. Li, Com-

m.b., Divisional Surgeons — Dr. T.BoyC.s)

College Division (Present

ch.b., d.t.m. & h., f.e.c.s.; Dr. T. P. Wong,

Chow Sik Dr. Nin

Ko King Fan and Dr.

Woo, m.b., b.'CH. (Edin.); Dr. B. ;C. Divisional Supt.—Leung Sui Sang

Wong, m.b., B.s. (Hongkong) and

Dr. Paul Woo Hon, dental surgeon Kowloon Y.M.C.A*, Division

Div. Surgeon—Dr. Kwan Pak Hin

Corps Su pt.—T.. K. Chak Divisional Supt. and Ambulance

Corps Secretary

E. Langley and Officer—Mrs Officer—Ko Sik Wai

Lady Corps OfficerMiss —D. Jaques Nursing Divisions

Divisions in the Colony Victoria Nursing Division

Chinese Y.M.C.A. Division Divisional Surgeons—Mrs.

Div. Surgeon—Dr. Ip Tai Citing

Divisional Supt.—Szeto Chung Dovey, m.b., ch.b., Miss A.LaiL. PoF.

Amb. Officer—Wong Kam Cheung Chuen, m.b., b.s., and Miss Parrin

King’s College Division,(Old Boys’) Ruttonjee,-

Lady m.b., b.s. L. Heang

Div.Officer—

Supt.—Miss

Divisional

m.b., b.s.; Surgeoriss—Dr.

Dr. Wan Chik, Hing C. K. and

Ma, Nursi ng Miss D. Lopes

Dr. T. W. Ware Y.W.C.A. Division

Divisional Supt.—Chan Yuk In Divisional

Kowloon-Canton Railway Division Cham Ha Surgeon — -Dr. Leung

Divisional Surgeon — Dr. J. E. Nursing

Lim andOfficers—Miss

Miss Kwok YbeSham WanYan

Dovey, m.b., ch.b. (Edin.)

Divisional Supt.—L B. Trevor

Staff Sergeant—-F. Winyard Qentral Nursing Division

Indian DivisionSurgeons — Dr. D. K. Divisional Surgeon — Dr. (Miss)

Divisional Martha Hoahing, l.r.o.p., L.R.e.s.,

Sarny,'m.d.,' Bis. (HohgkoneT, 'ITMt

(Dub.), and Dr. H. el Arculli, m.b., Div.l.r.f.p.,

Supts.S.G.and(Edin.)

Nursing Officers—

cH.b. (Liverpool) Miss

Mrs. CheungLiuCheuk

Cba.n Lin Kwai Kwan and

Divisional Supt.—A.

Ambulance Officers—A. H. Rum-el Arculli Motor Transport

jahn and M. A. Khan, m.a. Lady Transport

Kowloon Division

Divisional Surgeon—Dr. Y. K. Wong Choa, Miss Tse,Drivers—Miss

Mrs. Dunlop) G

Ambulance Officer—Chati Man Kai Sergt. Hyder (Indian Division),

and PrivateDiv,)Wong Kwok Fong

(Y.M.C.A.

St.Divisional

Joseph’s College Division W. T. Honorary

Surgeons—Dr.

Cheung and Dr. Y. Y. Tang Fook Cho,Examiners—Dr.

Dr. C. C. Wang, Chang

Dr. Li

Ambulance Officers—E. H. Cheung Sung, Dr. Karanjia, Dr. G. H.

and Ho Slew Um Thomas, Dr. E. W. Kirk, Dr.

Mong Kok Division Greaves, Dr. Uttley. Dr. D. Lang,

Divisional Surgeons—Dr. K.Kam K. Dr. Phoon, Dr. Guzdar, Dr. Peter

Wong, m.b., b.s., and Dr, Ip Pau TakDr. Kien,

Sepher, (Mrs.) E.Dr.M.S.Minnett,

A. M.

Wa, M.B., B.S. Dr. Lily C. C. Pau and Dr. Gore

Divisional Supt.—Fan Shiu Nam

Ambulance

and Ki HonOfficers—Shi

Kit Man Tsun

Shaukiwan Division Standard Feather Factory—Office:

Divisional China

Kowloon;Building;

P.O. BoxWorks: Mongkok,

Cheah andSurgeons

Dr. K. S.—Dr. Shin K. S. Typhoon 389; Cable Ad:

Ambulance Officer—U. Kai Cheng N. C. Horne, manager

Motor Drivers’ Association

Divisional Surgeon—Dr. L. S. Shin

Ambulance

Chinese Officer—Lam

Athletic AssociationWing Kam Standard Oil Co. of New York-

Divisional

Cham, m.b.,Surgeon—Dr.

B.s. Chow Tin (See Socony-Vacuum Corpn., Union

Building)

HONGKONG 1117

ft & m ffi m \k Agencies

Shan tat sheong ip hung se Oceanic and Oriental Navigation Co.,

San Francisco,

PioneerCalifornia

■Standard Trading Corporation, Import, American Line, New York

States Steamship Co., Portland,

Export and General Merchants—22,

House Street; Teleph. 24413; Cable Ad: Ice Oregon

Straco

Leong Kara Hung, manager

Wong Ming Chung, assistant Steam Laundry Co., The,—Head Office

Lee Fuk ;Tung and Works: Mongkok, Kowloon; Teleph.

57032;

Depot:Cable Ad: Sanitarily.

60, Queen’s Hongkong

Road; Teleph. 21279;

Standard Transportation Co., Ltd., Hongkong Hotel (Visitors only); Peak

Owners and Managers of Oil Tank Hotel No. 8,

Depot; Peninsula Hotel; Arcade,

Shop; “Valeteria” Service Teleph.

Steamers—Unidn

Post Office) Building (opposite 58081; 364, Nathan Road Kowloon;

Directors— H. L. Schultz, W. L. Teleph. loon Hotel 58906; “Valeteria”

Depot: Service, Kow-

Telph. 58545

Marshall and F. D. Tracy W. W. Hirst, manager

Steamers

S.S. “Tacoma”

S.S. “ Tahehee ”

S.S. “Tamaha”

S.S. “Tecumseh” GOPPIWS C©CI€TAIL.

S.S.

S.S. “ Winamac ”

“Tascalusa” AH you have to do is shake it,

S.S. “ Eclipse ” , Gordon's know the way to make it

S.S. “ Socony ” ‘ V

S.S. “ Pegasus ” DODWELL & CO, LTD.,

S.S. “ Yaraville . ”

S.S. “Plume”

S.S. “ Yoco ” _ Tel. 20636,

S.S. “Vacuoline

S.S. “ Pulpit Point””

S.S. “ Zahra ” Sole Agents.

S.S. “ Wandsworth Works ”

“Star” Ferry Co., Ltd., The—Telephs. Steger & Co., Import andandCanton)—

Export

58001 (Office), 21236 (Hongkong Wharf) 2,Merchants (Hongkong

Connaught Road; Teleph. 25514; Cable

and_57143 (Kowloon Wharf) Ads; edn.,

StecoBentley’s

and Laysteg; Codes:Trade

A.B.C.

Directors — Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson 6the Universal

(chairman),

Mackie, A. Hon.

H. Mr. C. Gordon

Compton, J. P. M. Steger, partner

Warren and H. H. H. Priestley H. Arfas, do.

Staff Tham Shuet Yau, do.

F. H. Crapnell, secretary S.F. J.Petersen

Tham, attorney

G. B. S. Thomson, accountant C. W. F. Booker

D. Mackenzie, supt. engineer

J. W. Beattie, inspector

Star Store (Carlos Chan) — 318, ing, Ice& Co., Stephen Ltd.--Prince’s Build-

Nathan Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 30106 ; CableHouse Ad

Street; Teleph.

: iStephigh

59819 S. Tsang I Y\ C. Poon

S. C, Wong I P. Tsang

m & & s. m

Star Theatre (controlled by Hongkong H Hi ^ dt Si tsut king tai

Amusements, Ltd.)—Peking

P.O. BoxRoad,

82 Kow- Stewart Brothers,

loon; Teleph. 57795; Brokers—1b, ChaterBillRoadand Bullion

States Steamship Co.—Asiatic Building; H. B. L. Dowbiggin

Telephs. 30371-2; Cable Ad: Statesline H. R. B. Hancock

David

M. S. J.Chan,

Fraser,

mgr,general agentBranch

(Chinese

office) Strahan, Dr. S. Seguin, Medical Practi-

tioner-Office: Alexandra Building

HOXOKOX'G

Sui Hbong Yukn, General Importers, .Sun Man Woo (H.K.) Co., Ship-chandlers-

Exporters and Commission Agents— and Naval Contractors—99, Des Voeux

34-36, King Lung Str.eet: Teleph. 30256; Road Central; Teleph. 20309;,

P.O. Box 626' F,K. Kwong, manager.

SunImportersCo., Ltd., Universal Providers,

Des DesSun

Sun Co., Universal Providers -222,

Voeux Roadand andExporters—L81-195,

91-96, Connaught Road Vceux Road Cent.; Teleph. 26292

Central;

Cable Ad: Taisun Teleph. 28131; P.O. Box 548; Sun Sun Woollen Merchants —

D’Aguilar Street; Teleph. 26381

Sun Fat .Company. Import and Export

Merchant's—Bank of Canton Build-

ing; Telepin 24288; Cable Ad: i Sun Tack Co., mThe, Manufacturers fr

and

Sun fat Exporters, of Swatow Drawn Thread

S. P. Tong, managing partner Work, Irish Linen Goods, Embroideries

K. P. Tsui, manager Ladies Silk Underwear, Ladies Lawn

K. S. Yeung, assistant and Linen Handkerchiefs, Ivory Wares

Asso.cjated Uampanies: King-fisher Feather Brooches, Amber

The Co-Operative Trading Co., Beads

Hongkong Wholesale Only—P.O. Box 485;'Goods,

and Oriental Fahey Cable-

China Ginger Preserving Co., ; and Bentley’s Ad: Sunflower; Codes' : A.B.C, 5th edn.

Ltd., Hongkong Y. S. Chan, general manager

A c/ency:

Burrell k Co., Ltd., London j G. H. Chan, export do. ,

Paints,, Oils and Tarnishes j

Sun Insurance Office Ltd., Agents— Sun Tai Chong, n m i ± 1 % •,

John Manners &Teleph.Co.. Ltd., Stationers Inn'UPaper

Bank Building; 22809Mercantile! Dealers—129, Bonham Strand East;

Teleph. 27247 Cable Ad : Cemjeta

DU ^ Wing Ming C. M. Sin, managing partner

Sun Life Assurance "Cb. of Canada i Sunday Herald—The China Mail Build-

(Head

Branch: Office: Montreal)—South

Gloucester Building, China ing, 3a, Wyndhaiij S tree t; T.ejep h. ,24fiU j

Des Toeux

Ed.; Teleph. 21245; Cable Ad:,Sunbeam ; ] , Cabie.Ad: Herald . -

Codes: Bentley’s, A.B C: 5t,h edn. Sunley & Co., Importers, Exporters a.nd

B. Lam WongTitTape,

Hong,resident

accountantsecretary General Merchants — 20, Pottfnger

Chan Ping Shu, chief clerk ' StreetpP-O- Box 232; Cable,Ad; Sunley

WongclerksYat Chuen & Ng Yee Ching, m& du

Miss H. Noronha, stenographer Swatow Lace Co., Ltd., Manufacturers

Agency Staff I i . and Exporters of all kinds

Embroideries; ■ Silk Shawls; Indies’ of Un-

Art

S,D. L.O. Yen

de Silva (Hongkong)

do. derwear,'

coats Pyjamas, Kinohios, Mandarin-

AChan ChanCheuk

Kam Wa Mbondo. work, andLanes’

Skirts,Chinese

Banquet-cloths

Fancy Drawn-

Goods)

Hue Cheuk Wa do. n Ivory, Cloisonne and Lacquer Ware, etc.

P>. Tavadia (Canton) Wholesale and Retail.—Head'Office:

16, Pedder Street;--Teleph. 24656; P.O.

J.F.D. Manners

Ri Smith &(Amoy)

Kominatos, Go., Ld. 7/(Swatow)

(Yunnanfu)

Box 475-^Dahje

Branch: 4*2, Wfei Ash Sanscrit:-

Chrao Ptt Chleh; Peiping

Teleph.

E. M. Spielmann (Saigon) • E. 2755‘; Cable Ad^Sv-atoWlace. ' Sw'1atow

Brail oh: 83) * K ad e t( • Rhid; ‘ Tel Cph. 280;

n & mm^mmk P.O.KwaBoxEng41;Lee,

Cablemanaging

Ad'S-Swatowlaae-

director

Dei yih di cHe Kar\ 'kiing sze \ 1

Sun Light Co., Ltd'.,,r Tu’e, Electric Light Kwni

KwaErjgKam, director

Tak Cheung, do'- - ' 1 •

. Dealers, “Edison & “Osrarn” Lamps— Ng Keng Ching, manager -

” 22255,■

137, Des ' P.O.Ymux RoadCable

Box 248; Cehttal;

1 TelOph. • Ho

Ad: Inalada KwaS&uTakH6ng Man,r sec do.

rotary* : - 1

HONGKONG 1119

Hi & Et llj >S'a« tau Kunij sze Ta On Accident Insurance Co., Ltd.,

.‘Swatow Drawn - VVokk Co., Manufacturers Central;The—236 and 23§, Des Vceux Road

and Exporters of all kinds of Table Toaic Teleph. .26419; Cable Ad:

Linens, Handkerchiefs, Art Embro- Tam

ideries, Silk Shawls, Ladies’ Silk Under-

wear, FancySt.; Goods and Novelties— E. WoWoon

ping, Tong, managingdo.director

14, Pedder Teleph. 22860; P.O. Box K. L. Tai, manager

445; Cable Adi Swatowwork; . Code:

Bentley’s

Chun Hang Nguan,, ■

general manager Pj ^ m fii Si if §

F. H. Woo, assist-: manager Tabaqweria

(Wholesale andFillpina, Tobacconists

Retail)—Asiatic Bldg.,

n m m m m 26, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 23559;

.'Swatow Weng Lee Co., Manufacturers edn., Bentley’s. Head Office:A.B.C.

Cable Ad: Tabaqueria; Codes: 5th

Shanghai

and Exporters of Drawn work, Embroi-

deries, Silk Lingerie, novelties etc.—-52, T. S. Canning, general manager (S’hai.)

Nathan Road Kowloon; Teleph.’ 56087: Y.H.M.C.Liu,Wood,

branch

sub manager

manager

Cable Ad: Flushness

Hong Wong Chan, manager

Swedish1 Consutaie—(dee Consulates) James Buchanan & Co., Ltd,

1

s a ps u 4& Impokt’

Swedish-Chinese ® Co., ’ “BLACK & WHITE”

Ltd. — Asiatic, Expoet

Building (2nd floor); WKISliV

Teleph. 2192!); Cable Ad: Matches;Codes:

A.B.C; 6th edn., Bentley’s and Universal DODWELL & CO., LTD.,

Trade

H. A.Code

Pearson, manager

Wong Tat, compradore Tel. 20636,

Representing

The Swedish Match Go.; Ld. - Sole Agents.

-jH ^ Sni Din, TaiersFook Trading Co., General Import-

Hwedish Trading Co., A. B., The (Fil. in and Exporters—China Building (6th

China), Merchants, Insurance and Gen- floor); Teleph. 20456; P.O; Box 431; Cable

eral Agents, Importers and Exporters— Ad: Tadorna

China Building, Queen’s Road Central;

Telephs. 20171 and 23640; Cable Ad: Tai Shing Book Store—79, Hollywood

Swedetrade;

Western Union,,Codes: A.B:C.,&Scott’s

Schofield’s and

Bentley’s Road; Teleph. 22186

H. Hallgren, manager

Sworn :Measurers and Weighers to ^ ® ^ ^ IrI

Cbina Japan Homeward Freight TaiBuilding

Tung Match

(2nd Co.,

floor);Ltd.,Teleph.

The—Asiatic

24929;

Conference—40, Connaught Read, Cable Ad: Matches; Codes: A.B.C. 6th

Central; Teleph. 20860 edn., Bentley’s and Universal Trade

H. Nish

H. A. Kekwick

P. YoUnghusband Taikoo: Chinese Navigation Cb., Ltd.

Canton Office : —Butterfield and iSwire (John Swire

J. Linaker and Sons Ltd.) — Agents (for

Sze Sun & Co., Preserved Ginger and Steamers See end of directory)

Sweet Meat Manufacturers — Head Tatkoo Club—(See Clubs) '

Office:

floor); 81, Des 26117.

Voeux Road Cent. Tong

(2nd

Mi Road,Teleph. Factory:

Tai Kok Tsui; Teleph. 56541 Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co.

Sze Woo Water Boat Co.—179, Wing of Hongkong, Ltd., The—Quarry Bay;

Teleph. 30211; Cable Ad : Taikoo-

Lok Street (4th floor); Teleph. 21519 dock

1120 HONGKONG

Butterfield & Swire, agents if m u m *

K. E. Greig, manager Tajmahai Silk Store—King’s

B.E. E.Jones,

Fielder, localdo.secretary (absent) (acting) Building; D’Aguilar Street; Theatre

Teleph.

F.R. H.J. Shervell, shipyard manager 23136; P.Q. Box477; Cable AdiNarSilk;

Cousins, assist, do. Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edn. and

A.J.B. A.Moir, engine worksassist, manager Bentley’s

worksG.manager

Anderson, engine J.S. Narain,

B. Rama,proprietor

manager

N. Mathieson, accountant H. G. Nagrani,

D. Mohan, chiefassist, mgr.

saleman

W. B. Adams 1 N. D. Meffan B. Hira, cashier

S. C. P. Amery

H.

R. B.G. BellBabbidge I E.f). Munro Moore

)£ BB # »¥

I).G. B.BirdBone I G. Nisbet Tak Cheong, Gentlemen’s Tailors and

W. Brown | W.R. Osborne

A. R. Oswald (luttitters 50, Queen’s Road Central;

Teleph. 21817

S.J. C.Boulton

Chalmers | W. H. T.J. Palmer

Pendergast

J. B. Chapman ! D. Peoples Tak Wah, High Class Gentlemen’s Tailor

W. Crichton S. J. Pollock —11, Wyndham St.; Teleph. 21496

W.

J. C.Cunningham

Ferguson ij J.A. C.B. Poison Ramsay

J. Finnie ii J.A. Russell Talati, M. P., Import and Export Mer-

A.A. C.D. Ford Stalker chant—18,

20511; CableIceAd: House

Tulip Street; Teleph.

Fraser | G. H. Stewart

J. Gardner C. H. Summers Tam, W, N.Road

Thomas,

G.R. Gray

Gerrard J T.J. T.SwanThirl well Queen’s Cent.; Barrister-at-law—4,

Teleph. 24756

S.R. Hope

M. Keow ! R. C. Wallace Tam Tsan, Boiler Maker, Shipbuilder and

D. Lyle W. O.

! J. A. WatsonWarnock Building Contractor—14a, Shaukiwan

A.N. Macarthur

McArthur ; W. Weir Road

Club);.(opposite the Hongkong Yacht

Teleph. 21066

D. McColgan I E. Wilson | J. J. Whyte

J. McCormack I W. Wotherspoon Tanaka Photo , Studio, Photographer-

A. Maclndoe I R. Wright 12, Peking Rd., Kowloon; Teleph. 57Q72

G. McLeod j T. Young

Tapia, T. A., ImportAgent—38,

and Commission and ExportWyndham

Merchant

M ii ic Tai 1:00 ton9 f°n9 Street (2nd floor); Teleph.

Box' 656; Cable Ad: Tyebally; Codes:21200; P.O.

Taikoo Sugar Repining Co., Ltd.— A B.C. and Bentley’s

Quarry Bay, Shaukiwan Road; Teleph.

20647

Butterfield & Swire (John Swire & TatandKuan, General Import and Export

Commission

Sons, Ltd.), general agents

A. R. H. Phillips, manager Building, (5tli Agents—Bank

floor); Teleph.of 23107;

China

G.D. W. Cable Ad: Totickpedo

W. Tate,

Hume,assist,

chiefmanagerengineer

Dr. M.

D,T. C.AustinV. Obremski, chemist TatandOn Suppliers—11,

chiefMatthews Co., General Electrical Contractors-

Pottinger Street;

Barclay H. B.McKechine

] C. Teleph. 22074

E. Beck 1 H. A. Meffan

J.J. F.S. Canney J. Mitchell -t m ^ ^ ^ # H

G. E. Anderson

Brown ;! F.W. L.P. Parton Seath Teikoku

Japanese Kaiji Kyo'kai;Corporation),

> Marine (The Imperial

— 3,

R.B.T.F. Cun-

Clark James Sloan

T. F. Stainton Queen’s Building; Teleph. 30231 (2 lines);

ningham 0. D. Sullivan Cable Adi Yeritas

A.N. Dransfield Surveyor—T. H. G. Brayfield, m.i.n.a.,

Drummond | J.L. Waid '

W. Waterman m.i. mecb. e.

J. Ferguson I H. Wilson ■ Clerk*-S. Y. Vim

HONGKONG 1121

ft m n m * Thakurdas Jeramdas k Co., Commission

Chung Itwok din po kok Agents,. Importers of Provision and

Telegraph Administration, Chinese— Exporters Goods—29B,

of Chinese

Wyndham

Manufactured

Street; Teleph.

3,Club)

Connaught Koad (next to H’kong. 22911; P.O. Box 624; Cable Ad: Jerams

K.P.S.L.Lau,Liang,

manager

superintendant

Chang Kun, traffic controller m & Km m m

Theatre Equipment Company, Limited

a & m ft ^ —Pedder Building,' Pedder Street;

Tin pak teen pb hung sze Teleph.; 30301

Telegraph Co., Ltd., Great Northern— Exclusive Distributors for:

Connaught Road (next to Hongkong R. p. A. Photophone Inc.

Club);

Cable Ad:Teleph. Nordiske20442; P.O. Box 441; Theatre Royal (see City Hall)

F. V. Jensen, supt.

A.B. C.A. Pedersen,

Andersen electrician Theosophical Society—(see Associations)

E.F. A.L. Barros L. M . Silva

Baptista R. J. dos Santos

L.S. E.A. Carvalho—

Carvalho V.F.M.F.

O. A. NoronhaMarques James Buchanan & Co., Ltd.

A. A. Gill A. J. Barrelto

B. S.d’Assump

F. A. F.D.Y.Fisher

W. Ribeiro “Royal Household99

Tester & Abraham, Stockbrokers—Ex- WHISKY

change Building, Des Vceux Road; DODWELL & CO.. LTD.,

Teleph.

P. Tester 20323;.Cable| Ad:E- Rectitude

Abraham

R. Abraham, signs per pro. Tel. 20636,

Sole Agents.

^ & mlil i* ± m

Texas

Petroleum Company (China), Ltd.,

and its Produ6ts—14, : The,

Queen’s

Road U W;

57360 (Installation, Tsun Wan),(Office),

Central; Telephs. 2809’4-5-6 21906 Thomson & Co., Chartered Accountants—

(ServiceService

(Super StationStation,

at V.R.C.) 22614 24616; Cable Ad: ScrutinyRoad; Teleph.

and Road)

Hehneissy

York Building, Chater

P. F Le Fevrej general manager L.L. S.Stedman,

Wilkinson,

a.c.a.a.c.a. (Shanghai)

(Tientsin)

K. H. Robinson, district manager L. T. Beddow, a.c.a. (Peiping)

Sales Department

H. L. Decker (gasoline) G.B. A.0. Buyers, C.A, (Shanghai)

T. M. Mitchell (lubricating oils) u Blaker. i.e.A. (New Zealand

L. E. Stone (kerosene) Perpetual Forests; Ld. (New Zea-

Accounting Dept. Hongland)) Konga.c.a.

Representative-7-F. G.

M.F.P.X.Olesen, chief accountant

V. Ribeiro Maunder,

E. J. M. do Rozario London Agents—Yiney, Price & Good-

Miss Z. Leek year, Chartered Accountants

A. C.Office

General V. Ribeiro J -G. M. Pereira

Mrs. ^ fa Shun heng

Miss R.N. E.G. Souza

Marshall Thoresen & Go., Ltd., Steamship Agents

and General Merchants—2,

Miss E. M. Xavier | H. A. Barros

Miss E. Kinola | E. M. Sequeira Building; Teleph. 30237). P.O. Queen’s

Bbx 6;

Installation;' Cable Ad: Over. Branch

kok and Canton. Head Office: Offices: China

Bang-

D.G.G.0-Rockhaltz

Beafy, installation supt. Siam Line. Home Office: Thoresen &

V. U. Zafra | T. Leonard Co., Ld. (Oslo) A/S, Oslo

West Point Godown B. P.Owruni Ahdresen, manager

Kristofersen

Y. Abbas

86

1122 HONGKONG

M. Bergaust I J. Chan Tin Sang, Jewellers, Gold and Silversmiths

G.I. S.S. Castro

Angeles | Miss A.K. M.Gourdin

Xavier —178, Queen’s Road Cent.; Teleph. 23335

L.FokCastro I Miss

Miss B. A. Remedios

Litman | Mrs. D. Hollands To, Herbert, Dental Surgeon—Queen’s

Lam Fai Ting, compradore Building; Telephs. 22064 and 22631

Agents (Residence: 6, Peak Road)

Bruusgaard,Ki0sterud & Co.,Drainnien

The Menam River Towage and Lighter Tokyo Hotel—(iS'ce Hotels)

TheCo,Norwegian

Ld. Africa and Australia To Un Restaurant—291, Des Vceux Road

A.Line, Oslo

F. Klaveness & Co, A/S, Oslo and West,20584Shek Tongtsui; Telephs. 21097

(Shipowners)

Nordisk Skibsrederforening, Oslo

Skibsassuranceforeningen Yidar, Oslo Toyo Menka Kaisha,

ton Trading Ltd. (Oriental

Co, Ld.)—Prince’s Cot-

Building,

AssuranceforeniUgen “Skuld,” Oslo Ice House St.; Telephs. 26515 and 23730;

Assuranceforeningen Gard, Arendal

Den Gjensidige Dampskibsassurance- P.O. Box 98b; Cable Ad: Tohyohito.

forening Skjold, Porsgrundi .Chris- Head Office: Osaka

H.K.Tanaka,

Skibsassuranceforeningen

tiania, Oslo Nagai, manager

assist, manager

Dampskibsassuranceforeningen i Tsang Foo & Co., Ltd, Coal Mer-

Arendal, Arendal

Bergens Assuranceforening, Bergen chants — China Building (6th fi nor

Bergens Dampskibs-Assuranceforen- Teleph. 20329 (Office)

Vaning,Celder,

BergenZonen, Amsterdam 4T ^ W 0s #

Cyrcamo

Union Paper Trading

Co, LdCo,, Ld,

OsloThe Hague Tsang Fook Piano Co., Manufactur-

Stoopen and Meeus, Antwerp ers of “ Morrison” Pianos, Player-pianos,

Tuners and Repairers, Gramophones and

Records,

Dealers — Show Rooms: 9,Instruments

Music and Musical Ice House

%& iKnm&m St.; Teleph. 24648; Cable Ad: Pianola.

Thornhill Aerated Water Factory, Factory: Shaukiwan Rd.; Teleph. 22127

(Thornhill & Co,Ld.)—Office: 3, Tin Lok Tsang Fook

Lane, Wanchai; Teleph. 20547 Mrs. M. Portallion | Mrs. Griggs

Thornycroft Co., Ltd., John I., En- TseSilversmith—20,

Cheong Suing, Jewellers and

gineers and Shipbuilders, Marine Motor Teleph. 22643 Lyndhurst Terrace;

and Motor Vehicle Manufacturers—

Pioneer Building, Nathan Road; Teleph. Tseung Fat Im, Dr, m.b, b.s. General

57652;

R. R.Cable Ad: Thorny

Roxburgh, manager for China Medical Practitioner - Office: 62, Queen’s

S.T. D.A. Tremewan,

Begg, assistengineer

manager Road

Road; Central,

Telephs. Residence:

24196 (Office)83,and

Bonham

21635

Miss E. Blair, stenotypist (Residence)

O. Chan, salesman

Sole agents for m k w Tso chong sze

G. & J. Weir, Ld. Tso & Hodgson, Solicitors—King’s Theatre

Bldg.; Teleph. 20248; Cable Ad: Lexicon

Tien S. W. Tso

cinalSau

and PillsTong,

Records andofMakers

Agents

Chinese

of Chinese

for GramophonesMedi-

and Foreign

P. M. Hodgson

Makes—168,

Teleph. 20298 Des Vceux Road Central;

# m

Tsubutani & Co, Ltd,Building;

Importers and

Tin Hee Tong, Makers of Chinese Me- Exporters—3, Prince’s Teleph.

dicinal Pills —64, Hollywood Road; 21329; Cable Ad: Tsurutani

Y. Okada, manager

Teleph. 25407

HONGKONG 1123

ffi M m ffi M Tye & Brothers, N. A., — Importers,

Tung Fat Medicine Co., Dealers in Exporters and Commission Agents—15,

Pottinger Street; Cable Ad: Tyes

Foreign and Chinese

Confectionery, Biscuit,Patent Medicine,

Toilet, Milk, N- A. Tye,

Tye,.managing proprietor

Soap, L. S. and H. S. Tye, assistants

Goods, Cigarettes, CannedCleaners

Aerated Water, and Tinned and Agencies

Wrigley’s Chewing Gums, “ Spearmint”

Dyers Agents — 77, Queen’s Road East; “P. K’s” and “JuicyFruit”

Teleph. 24510 Carter’s Writing Inks, Adhesives, Car-

O.F. Wong,

C. Wong, chief

manager manager bons, Ribbons, etc. etc.

Eberhard Faber’s, Pencil, Rubbers and

Erasers Pencil Sharpeners Com-

Automatic

96 ff fll & R RI pany, Chicago, Pencil Sharpeners

Tung Hing Co.,Queen’s

Outfitters—62, Tailors,Road

Drapers and

Central; and Clips “Premier” “Chicago”

Teleph. 24037 “Ginf “Dandy”

Tyeb & Co., Drapers, General Merchants

Tung Lee,Road

SauceCentral;

Manufacturers 257, and

Telephs. —20149 Road

Commission Agents —19, Queen’s

Queen’s

and 20449 Tyeb Central; Teleph. 20648; Cable Ad:

Tung Nam Construction A.K. Tyebkhan,

A. lyebkhan, principal

do.

Contractor—160, LockhartCo.,Rd.;Building A. A. Tyebkhan, do.

Teleph. Staff—F. H. Akberally, Y. A.A. H.

24861 Cheapjack, A. H. Hiptoolla, A.

Cadec and K. K. Cassoobhoy

n&mMMKS'K’Z ®

Tung on fo chuk po him yau han hung sze James Buchanan & Co., Ltd.

Tung On Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.—15,

Queen’s Road West Teleph.

Tong Tze-sau, chief secretary 27136

“FINE 01.0 LIQUEUli”

Tung Sang, Jewellers and Dealers in Jade WOISKY

and Precious Stones—240, Queen’s Road DODWELL & CO., LTD.,

Central; Teleph. 24231

Tung Wah Hospital (see Hospitals) Tel. 20636,

Sole Agents.

TO S' P& W ^r]

Tung Yick Steamship Co-.Ltd., Steamship U. S. A. Cons elate—(See Consulates)

Owners and Shipping Agents—23, Con- li man

naught Road West Teleph. 25814; Cable

Ad:Board

Tunicof Directors—H. T. Hung Uilmann & Co., J., Jewellers, Watch-

" makers; General Merchants—Alexandra

(chairman), Lung Sui Cho, L. T. Building, Chater Road; Teleph. 21133;

Woo,SuiChow

Cho,Chi Ki and director

P. L. Woo Cable Ad: Uilmann. Branches

Lung managing Shanghai, Peping, Tientsin andat:Chaux-

Paris,

de-fonds

r m ® m m & M. Bernheim, partner (Paris)

Tutorial Institute of Hong Kong, The E. Bernheim, do. do.

—78, Peel Street, Teleph. 22457; Cable L. M.D. Berruex

Walch, manager,

| ChansignsFaiper pro.

Ad: Tutorial

Principal—N. H. Fok, b.sc. Underwriters Adjustment Co.—Asia

Assistant Tutor—Y. F. Tam, b.a. Life Building, 14, Queen’s Road

Central; Telephs. .30234-5; Cable

Ad: Amerriters. Head Office: 17,

Ty Sing, Wine and Spirit Stores—108, TheR. Bund, Shanghai

'S. Chao, manager

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 21858

1124 HONC.KOXG

Union Church—{See under Cfmrches

and Missions) §£ iM ■ Jit keu

Union Trading Co., Ltd., General

Importers, Exporters and Commission

Agents—York Building; Teleph. 27738;

Union Insuance Society of Can- All P.O. Box 95; Cable Ad: Hardware;

ton,

28081; Ltd.—Union

Cable Ad: UnionBuilding; Teleph. S.Standard

M. Churn,Codes used director

managing

Directors—Hon. Mr. W. H. Bell S.F. Jex,

E. A.secretary

Remedios, signs per pro.

(chairman), L. J. Davies, J. Owen W. Dorabjee

Hughes,

mer, and T.J. A.P. Warren

Mitchell, J. A. Plum- C.A. Rosario

Paul Lauder, general manager | Miss A. Roza

H. C. Gray, sub-manager Mrs. F. X. D’Almada Remedies

G. S. Archbutt. fire do. Fire Insurance A ge-ncieS : —

J.John

W. Bentley

Alabaster F. A. Castro Motor Union Insurance Co., Ld.

A. R. Dallah The Home Insurance Co. of New

C.A. B.H. Bird

K. Cobb J. C.F.Gardner York

D. S. Harley J.W. Holm Gardner Marine Insurance Agencies: —

E. C. Hudson M. O. Hoosen Motor Union Insurance Co., (Ld.

A. The Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ld.

A. J.S. Palmer

Mitchell O. Hoosen .Elders Insurance C<>-, Ld.

B. way E.G. G.S. Ladd

A.H. A.C. Alves

da Luz Motor Accident Agency-.

B. M. C. daCunha L.F. A.L. OsmundMarques Motor'Lfnion Insurance Co., 'L.d.

B,..de Pinna V.M. H.A.-R.White

A.F. Remedios Souza Union Waterboat Co., Ltd. — 2

Queen’s Buildings; Teleph. 280-1

Remedios Miss P. M.Donnell

J.L. A.Remedios Dodwell

J. Johnstone,& Co.,sUpt.

Ld., general managers

R. Y. Ribeiro Mrs.

V.V. Rocha Blandford

Miss B. A. Gill A. Cruz, assistantsecretary

D. E. de Sousa,

A. A. Rodrigues Miss C. Ozorio A. Pang, clerk

O. R. Sadick Mrs. M. T.Williams U.S.Quarantine Public Health Service

Service)—4, (American

Queen’s Road

S.A. R.A. Salleh

Silva H. R. Major Central; Teleph. 20681

Branch Managers A. F.P.deRubino, surgeon

la Cruz, in

inspector charge

H. G. Simms (London) J. M. de la Cruz, clerk

C. M.R. G.Mansfield,

W. Burnie acting (Singapore)

(Shanghai)

R. H. Whittall (Calcutta)

E.H. L.G. Hope

Gardner, acting (Robe) United N kws Service, The (News Service

(Tokyo)

R. L. D. Wodehouse (Tientsin) inCable

Canton,Newsroom;

HongkongRadio and Ad:

Swatow)—

J.R. H.W. M.Paulden

Andrew, acting (Peiping) (Canton) Wai Ad:Kwok-luen, secretary 0294

M. H. Ivy (Sourabaya) limit #

C.E. R.L. Slater,

Thomasacting (Bombay)

(Manila) United Publicity and Advertising Ser-

R. F. Hall (Hankow) vice, The (Commercial Publicity

H. N. Laver, acting (Yokohama) and Hongkong Advertising

and South Agents

China)— in

S.E. Mason

Trevor Gould, general manager (Batavia)

for Teleph. 28387; Cable Ad: Newsroom

Thegeneral

Southmanagers

China Newspapers, Ltd.,

C. Australasia

E. Sword.mgr. (Sydney)

for Canada (Toronto) Lui Fook-yuen, secretary

A.W.Hughes, manager (San Francisco)

F. R. Clayton, general manager for United Services Recreation Club -

South Africa (Johannesburg) {See Clubs)

Union Motor Supply Co. importers of United States Salvage Association

Automobile parts and Accessories—311,

Hennessy Road, Wanchai; Teleph. 21532; (L. Everett, Inc.)—Queen’s Building

Cable Ad: Enilosag E. Dank's, agent

HONGKONG 11:25

ft tarn ^

United Trading Co., The, General Im- Vannini, A., Marble Specialist, Terrazza

porters, Exporters and Commission Work — 203, Wanchai Road; Teleph.

Agents—7, Star 27738;

Wanchai; Teleph. Street (1st Office:

Head floor), and

27953;Bentley’s

Cable Ad: 5th Vannini;

edn. Codes A;B.G.

66, Sui Nam Hoad, Wuchow, Kwangsi. A. Vannini, manager

Branch:

Box 77 Ching Hoi Bond, Canton; P. O. P. H. Juilebin, sub-manager

Vasunia & Co., J. P., Import and Eport

Universal Advertising Agency, Ad- Wyndham Merchants and Commission

Street; Agents—28,

vertising Consultants and Agency- Box 406; Cable

10, Des Vceux Road 'Central; Teleph. Ad: Teleph.

Vasunia21077; P.O.

26067; P.O. Box 167; Cable Ad: Principals—

Vincible L. E. Kavarana j R. P. Vasunia

V. Tsang and C. S. Cheung, mgrs. N.P.D.J.Vasunia

Gotla, local mgr.,| F.signs

P. per

Vasunia

pro;

M. N. Mehta, do. do.

Universal Motor and Supply Co., E. R. Tantra

Importers and Distributors of Motor

Cars, Motor Equipments, Spare Parts Veehomal Shewaram (Pioneer Silk

and Accessories

Central;' Teleph.— 24915;

22, Queen’s

Cable Road

Ad: Store), General Exporters—Teleph.

Unimotorco; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s, 24544; P.O. Box 338; Cable Ad: Papistry

A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns.

P. C. Tang, general manager

Agents for GORDONS DRY GIN

Goodrich “Silvertown” Tyres The of a Cocktail

Universal

China—Local Pictures Corporation

Office: (4th floor), King’sof

Theatre Building, Queen’s Road

Teleph. 24635; Cable Ad: Unfilman. Central: DODWELL & CO., LTD.,

C. L. Chung, S. China representative Tel. 20636,

Universal Trading Co,, The, Polishing Sole Agents.

Wax Manufacturers and Commission

Agents—Room 12 (4th floor), China

Building; Teleph. 26746;' Cable Ad: Vibro Piling Co., Ltd., The, Pile Driv-

Unitarian ing andRoad; Construction—York Building,

University of Hongkong—(Nee under Chater Telephs. 22588 (manager),

27738,(secretary);.Cable.Ad: Vibroco

Educational) C.F. A.E. daA- Roza, chairman

• Remedies, secretary

Usui, Dr. J., Dental Surgeon— White E. W. Blackmore, manager

away Building (2nd floor); Teleph. 25879 Victoria- Diocesan and,.; Missionary

Utoomall and Assudamal Co., Silk and Association—(Nee Associations)! >

Curio Exporters

Teleph. 21614; P.O.—Box

25,' 355;

Wyndham St.; Victoria Female Home and Orihanage

Cable Ad:

Premmark; Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn., -—(See under Chur ones and Missions)

Bentley’s, Acme, Universal Trade and Victoria Hospital—(Nee Hospitals)

Oriental 3-letter

Vacuum Oii Co., Inc. (Nee Sdcony- Victoriam Printing fti m % $

Press, Printers,

Vacuum Corpn., Union Building);. Publishers, Bookbinders, Stationers and

Rubber Stamp Makers—3, Duddell

Van Eps, W. E., Commission Agent— Street; Teleph. 265.14; Cable Ad: -jjpbvic

41, Morrison Hill Road; Teleph. 20423 A. H. Roberts, proprietor

1126 HONGKONG

1

Victoria Recreation OnuBiw (See Wah Mei Electric Co., Electric Sup-

pliers' and Cohtfactofs---I35’,' Des Vceux

Clubs) Road Ce'ntral; Teleph. 23792: Cable

Vit-Aiexin (China) Ltci. - Union and Radio Ad: AVameieleco; All

Building (5th floor); Teleph. 285ST; Standard Codes.used

Cable Ad : Vitalexin

Directors—E. M. Raymond, F. M.

Ellis, A. L. Alves and Carl “Wah Tsz#Yat 0Pp” ^(Chinese #

Morning

Bunje

. Carl Bunje, manager and secy.

Agency ton Street; Teleph. 20227. 5, Editorial

Newspaper;—Business Dept.: Welling-

Dept.: 10, Wellington

Vit-Alexin Laboratories Ltd., (Lon- 30249; P.O. Box 100; Cable Ad: Wahtszpo Street; Teleph.

don Chan Chi Lan, managing director

Lo Wai Mang, Pun Hung-Yin,

Vincent & Company—Bank of. East Kwan

Pui, Cho Pok and Tang Chi

editors

Asia Building; Teleph. 26067; P.O. Y. C. Leung, secretary

Box 167; Cable Ad: Vincible; Lam Ching Un, advertising manager

Code: A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s

Acme and Private Wai Cheong Co., General Merchants and

C. W. Tsah, proprietor Commission Agents—180, Queen’s Road

Vulkan International. .Commercial 515; Central; Teleph. 21853; P.O. Box

Bureau,Directory

Publishers. andof Vulcan’s

Behn Meyer’s Cable Ad: Loveliness

Vulcan Trade

| Inquiries—Exchange

E. H.Luckschandl, Building(2ndflooi,’)

manager m m

Luckschaiidl,‘sbfcrfetary Wai Kee, Tent, Flag and Sailmakers,

R. M. Pierce General Contractors—129, Des Voeux

C. Garcion f Yeung Man Shee 2!333 Road Central (top floor); Teleph.

,

Wa Chun, Jewellers and Dealers in Jade Wai Kee & Co., The, General Merchants,

and Precious Stones—204, Queen’s Road Agents—49, Shipping, Insurance and Commission

Central; Teleph. '22888 Des. Vceux Road West (1st

floor); Teleph. 20341: Cable Ad:

Wada Jimushq, Shipping—China Build- Waikee

ing, Queen’s Road Cent.Residence)

(3rd floor);

and Wai

Telephs. 56459 (Manager’s

25073 (Office); Cable Ad: Wadajimuso andLoong,

GeneralShip and Family Compradore

Storekeeper—72, Des Voeux

Road Cent.; Teleph. 22119

Wah Hino & Co., Contractors to H.M. Wai On Tseung, Ltd., Exporters, Import-

Naval Yard, Importers and Exporters, ers and Commission Agents — China

Coal Merchants, General Contractors Building, Queen’s Road Cent.; Teleph.

and

Agents,Provision Merchants,

Stevedores, etc—Office:Shipping

Lee 20711; Cable Ad : Waiontseung

Yuen Street East; Teleph. 33258;14,Cable Walla Walla Motorboat Service

Ad: Waistband (Owned by Moonraker Motorboat Co.,

m b m m Ld., Blake Pier)—Teleph. 21039

“Wah Kiu Yat Po,” published by Over- Wallem & Co., Shipowners and Steam-

seas Chinese Daily News, Ltd.: Chinese ship Agents, Coal Contractors and

Daily

Offices:Newspaper(Morning)—Publishing

1 and 2, Yuen On Lane General21876; Merchants—Prince’s Building;

Editorial and Business Dept.: 106-110 Teleph. Cable Ad:

ScotsWallem;

10th Codes:

Hollywood Road; Telephs; 21864, Bentley’s, Boe,edn.,A.B.C. 5th

Penta and Private

edn.

28767 and 23084; Cable Ad: Oer- H. J. Wallem (Bergen, Norway)

seanews; Code : Bentley’s Bernt Rein (Shanghai)

Shum Wai Yau, manager and director R, Johannessen, manager

Wu Wai-man, publisher K. Knudsen | Ho Shiu-que

HONGKONG 1127

Agencies Watanmai BcoSchand, Silk Goods

Specialists, Curios and General Goods

Wallem & Co. A/S.,

International Bergen, Norway

Composition & Farve Exporters — 18-20, On 644;LanCable:

Street;

fabrik A/S., Bergen Telephi 23259; P.O, Box Ad:

Watanmal ,

•Wan & Au, Drs.—Office: 12, D’Agui- 5 f§ * JS E fi

larDr.Y.S.

iStreet;Wan,Teieph. 20571 (Cantab.),

m.a.,m.b.,b.ch. Wat sun sz tai yeiik fong -

m.b.c.s., L.R.C.P.,

Teieph. 26365) r.E.G.s. (Residence Watson & Co., Ltd., A. S., Dispensing

Dr. S. C. Au, l.m.s.h. and GeneralCigar,

Merchants, Chemists, WineandandTobacco

Cigarette Spirit

Wan, Importers and Aerated Water Manu-

& h.Dr. C. H.,d.p.h.

(Edin.), f.r.c.s., m.b., ch.b., China

(Camb.)—The d.t.m. facturers

Buildings;—Teieph.

Head 20469;

Office:P.O.Alexandra

Box 1,51;

Building (2nd floor); Telephs. 20069 Cable Ad: Dispensary

and 24732 John D. Humphreys

J. A. Tarrant, secretary& Son, gen. mgrs.

Wanchai ScHootr—((See Government) Staff— D. Wilson, G. A. Lawrance, L.

Guy, W. J.J. Shenton,

J.Divett,

Jones, H. Austin,W. Paterson,

G. E. R.P.

Wang

and Bros. & Co., Typewriter Merchants

Electio-platers—10, ; L. Brian, J. M. Wong,

Street; Teieph. 23580; P.O. Box Pottinger

589 Cable Wong, W.

Kowloon DispensaryWong, Leslie F. Wong

Ad: Wangbrot J. Gibson, manager

F. W. Robinson | E. C. Wong

Wang,

MedicalDr.Practitioner—66,

C. C., m.d., cIh.b.

Queen’s(Edin.),

Road

Central; Teieph. 20201. Residence: Mind you don’t get taken in,

7, Village Road, Happy Valley;

Teieph. 23360 order

Wang King,Road

—Queen’s Silversmiths

Central and Jewellers eoROQirs ©bn.

Wang Keeand& Stevedores—36,

pradores Co., Shipchandlers, Com-

Connaught DODWELL & CO., LTD.,

Road Central; Telephs. 26611-3 Tel. 20636,

Wang Ngai Co., The, Engineer and Con- Sole Agents.

tractor— 5-7, Heard Streep, Wanchai;

Teieph. 22845

Id ^ War Lun jm £§ Hung (sin

Warren & Go., Ltd., C. E., Sanitary Watt and

& Co., I. H., Importers, Exporters

General Agents—10, Queen’s

and Heating Engineers, Tile, Granite Central; Teieph.

.and Marble Merchants, Monumentalists 24077; P.O. BoxRoad

367;

Cable Ad: Wattimex; Codes:

—China Building (facing Queen’s A.B.C. 5th edn.,. Universal Trade and Bentley’s,

Theatre); Teieph. 20269; Cable Ad: Private

Warren;

Bentley’s Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and I. W. Watt, manager

L. B. Warren, managing director

J. G. d’Aquino | P. M. Xavier Wai Kee

IB

Wassiamull Assomull & Co., Silk Mer- Weir & Co., Andrew, Shipowners

chants—46, Queen’s Road Central; and Brokers—King’s Building; Teieph.

Teieph. 24529; Cable

P. Lokoomall, Ad: Worthy

manager 27791; P.O. Box 110; Cable Ad: Bankline

D. Atumall, accountant W. G. Goggin, manager

P. U. Lachiram, salesman A. H. Penn, sub-do.

D. Forbes | J. R. Collis

1-128 HONCJKONG

f| 40 M 5* W Whitta’s

Cameron“DriveRoad, Kowloon;Yourself” Service

Telephs. —

56720'

Welcome. Studjq, Photographers: Devel- and 26485

oping, Printing, Enlarging and Kepro F. Y. Whitta, managing director

ducing Purposes—17, Queen’s- Road Albert M. Gomeze,

Central; Teleph. 23128 Earn Wing Kee J TogeneralYun assistant

Wing

Weldon House, Ltd., General Drapers Whitta’s Motor Auctions—Cameron

and

Teleph.Milliner'

26889s- 1 •, D’Aguilar Street; Road,

A. W. E. Leong, manager F. V.Kowloon;

Whitta, Telephs.

managing56720 arid 26485-

director

t ' Albert M. Gomeze,

Lam Wing Kee | To Yun Wing general assistant

W esleyan Mission iSchools—(See

der lEducatibnal) ' • un- it m Wic Icing

Westinghopse Electric International ;Wacking-& Co., Harry, Merchants arid

Co., Manufactdters Electrical Apparatus Commission Agentsh-Prince’s Buildings;.

and Machinery—Head Office: Teleph. Teleph. 30241;

J. Owen Hughes, Cable!partner

Ad: Wicking

28009;

■ U.S.A. 150, Broadway, New York City, H. Owen Hughes, do.

Reiss, A. K. Mackenzie, signs per pro.

RoadMassey & Co., Ltd.,distributors

Cent", Hongkong, 7, Queen s S.R. M.Kazarin

West _ |D. | MissHassanA. M. Fowler

for South China

Whampoa Sam & C5. (Established 1850), Agents for

Bum Boats,Commission

Pilot, Motor Boats,Contrac-

Ships’ Ayrton Saunders & ; Co., Liverpool.

Laundry, Agents, W. Manufacturing

J. Bush & Co., Chemists

Ld. Essences

tors and

Office:Ad: GeneralEast;

74,Wham

Praya Merchants—Head

Teleph.Bentley

23150;’s Barrow, Hepburn & Gale, Ld. Leather

Cable poasam -.Codes: Belting,Bros,

Baxter Bags,ifeetc.Co., Ld., Dundee,

and Private Canvas ..

Whampoa Sam Motor Boats Co. Ed.Stout

& John Burke, Ld., Liverpool.

(Established 1922), stationed at Arsenal Guiseppe Cambiaghi. Felt Hats and

Street

Canteen,JPier,Day opposite RoyalService—

and ; Night Naval Hat Hoods

Carron Co! of Scotland. Cast Iron

Teleph. SS’lSO Pipes, Baths,

Wheei & Sons, Ltd., Edward, Darragh SmailStoves, & Co.Grates, Coiretc.Mats,.

Woollen Merchants and General Im- Matting and Ropes

porters—5, Dicks Asbestos ; Co.,etc.Ld. Asbestos

Teleph. 27042 Queen’s ' Road Central Packing,

Thomas

Jointing,

A. F. Wheen,

. - L. R. Wheen, do. directdr and Varnishes & Son, Ld. Paints

Hubbuck

R. W. Lee-Jones, manager John& R.Kidd

H. Johnson,

& Co.,Ld. Ld. TilesLithographic

P. O. Peuster . Inks, Roller Composition, etc.

F. C. Laurel Morgan

Newton Crucible

Chambers Co., & Co.,Crucibles

Ld. Ld. Izal

J. Nolasco • i Kymolcfe (feGregory,

KewcolLd.Disinfectants

Miss R. Hop war 1 Norton Architects and

Fung, On, Compraddre ' Engineers

Agents

“Tower” Brand Lager Beer Equipment Papers; Cloths and

L. Orlik. Rubber

Radium Pipes ife Stackers

Co. High Requisites

Grade

White Star Co., Importers and Exporters i Rubber Goods

—25, Des Voeux Road

23536; Cable Ad: Stprlike Central; Teleph. Fred. Sage

Exterior Shop Fittings

Wei Solignum, Ld.“ Sblignum and Norusto

ii 'M Lq - Steel Co.

Plates,'dtc. of ; Scotland, > Ld. Ship’s

Whiteaway . L aidlaw & Co:, Ltd., Drapers, G. Mj Taccone.

Milliners;

Cent.; Outfitters—20,

Teleph. 20092; CableDes

Ad: VbeuxBd:

Warfield. Wiggins Teape VMarble Aiex Pirie (Export),

Octavius A. Smith, general manager Ld. Paper Society, Ld. Firelnsce

UnionAssce.

G. Fbrder | J. V, Panizzi

HONGKONG 1129

Representing Coal Storage

F. H. Ayres, Ld., London.; Sporting, Chingkee

Yaumati Godowns, Water Street,

Goods

Harold F. Ritchie Co., Inc. Eno’s

Fruit Salt,'Robertson’s Marmalade ^ ^ ^ a -m

Williot Trading Co., * Importers, Ex-

m&±m porters and Commission^ Agents —

348, Lockhart- Road; P.O. Box 407

tm $ m m J. (L. Williot

Wai kin shan kap Ki lai sz Lut.sze Oh. Jotne ' | C. liana

Wilkinson & Grist, Solicitors, Proctors Windsor Brothers, Manufacturing Jew-

and Notaries Public—2, Queen’s Road

Central; Teleph. 27731; Cable Ad: i ellers—56, Nathan Road, Kowloon

Wilgrist; Codes: A.B.C. 4th and 5th edns.,

Bentley’sMarkby,

Agents: & Western Union. London HUNT’S FINE OLD PORT

5, Bishbpsgate, E.C.Stewart 2 & Wadesons, AND SHERRY.

Denis H. Blake, '

J. T. Prior, sblicitor anddo.notary public help to make the party merry.

G. S. Hugh-Jones, do. DODWELL & CO, LTD.,

C.H. E.C. L,Lee,Grist, solicitor

do.

G.T. P.S. K.Ford, do. Tel. 20636,

Ho KitKemble,Shan, Wai Podo. Cheung, and

Sole Agents.

Chan Heung Pak

jjl ^ Kut sing Windsor & Co., J. A., Manufacturing

Wilkinson, Hey wood & Clark, Var- Jewellers, Gem and Diamond Mer-

nish, Paint and Colour Manufacturers chants, etc.—9, Hankow Road, Kow-

—Alexandra Buildings;; TeIeph.’"2C763 loon

H.inW.the’Maxted J. A. Windsor, proprietor

Far East(Shanghai), manager iMi W.' Douglas V

L. G. D. De Silva

A. G. Howe, Resident Representative

K. T. Leung, Chief Assistant G, H. Samiel

Agents—S. C. Lay & Co. M. B. Pedirio Hamly

Williamson & Co., Ship.Agents, Coal Win ds.oil’s Jewellery Mort, Jewel-

Importers

chants—P. &VO.- Contractors,

BuildingGeneral Mer-

(5th floor); lers, Gem and Diamond Merchants

Teleph. 23755 (Office); Cable; Ad: ^3,East.Arcade, Gloucester B.uild-

Williamson . • i;ig 7 .»' • , _

S. T.T. Ramsay

Williamson Wing Fat, Coal Merchant—5,

S. V. Prince G. H. Owen Wanchai; Teleph. 24780 . ;; Ship Street,

G.

C. R.R. C.Hulbert

Ham W.

H. F.G. Jason

Ham Wing Fat & Co., General Printers, Book-

R. Darling J. E. Ng binders, AccountEngravers

and Stationers, Book Manufacturers

and India

General Managers • ■ Rubber Stamp Makers—47, Des Vceux

Wing Hong

Shun Hong Steamship

Co., Ld. Co., Ld. Road, Central; Teleph. 23253;.Cable Ad;

Ling Book feat

Kin Hong'S.S. Co., Ld.Co., Ld.

Nam Steamship

Wing Fat Printing Co., Ltd., The,

Foo Hong S.S. Co., Ld. Printers; Bookbinders and Stationers—

Wing Ning S.S. Co., Ld. 149, Wing Lok Street;Factory:

Teleph. 3,”22257;

Agents for Cable Ad: Witchery. Hing

Whitecross Co., Ld., Warrington,. Fat' Street;, Teleph. 21910. Branch

England.

Ropes for Manufacturers

Mining, Shipping of Wire

and Offices: 74, Dppew Hokkieh Street,

Engineering i Singapore; 2, Shiu Nam

Leung Yiu Hing, manager Hoad, Wuchbw

1180 HONGKONG

Wing Fong, Gentlemen’s Tailor—14 and Proprietors

16, Wellington Street; Telepli. 25207 TheHongkong

Great .Eastern Hotel, Canton,

Wing Hing China Wake Co., Ltd.—8, and Shanghai

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 21765; ThewayWeiBay,

SanHongkong

Knitting Factory, Cause-

Cable Ad: Bromow; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn. The Wing On Fire and Marine Insce.

ffl ffc Wing Hing Hong TheCo.,Wing

Ld. On(Head Office:Manufacturing

Textile Hongkong)

Wing Hing Hong, Imports and Exports Co.,

The(HeadLd., Yangtszpoo,

WingOffice:

On Life Shanghai

Assurance Co., Ld.

—China Building; Teleph. 20650; Cable Hongkong)

Ad:

and Various;

6th edns.,Codes:

AcmeBentley’s A.B.C. 5th

and Standard The Wing On Commercial and Sav-

Yeung lu Sai, managing partner ings Bank, Ld.

m n

Wing Kee & Co. (Established 1866), Coal n'nwtMm’&x.KnM

and General Merchants, Ship Brokers, Wing On Fire and Marine Insurance

Co., Ltd., The—225, Des Vceux Road

Freight andCompradores

' chandlers, Passenger andAgents, Ship- Central;

Stevedores Teleph. 22017; Cable Ad:

—29,

20144;Connaught

Cable andRoadRadioCentral; Teleph. Woass,

Ad: Wingkee;

Hongkong

Boardof Directors—James Gock Lock,

: Codes used: A.B.C. 5th edn., Scott’s 10th P. Gockchin,

Chong, LeungD.Yan

Jackman, Lee Kwok

Po, Wong Yuen

edn.,

T. M.Bentley’s

Cheung,andmanager

Private Pun, Shun Gee Hing, Gock Gon

Hin, Lee Gunn, L. S. Kwok,

Wing Lee Wai, Chinese Wine and Spirit Wilkie Lum, Gock Yuen

Young, Gock Hin Man and Poon Fai, Wm.

I Distillers —124, Wing Lok Street; Pok Y uek

Teleph, 21094; Cable Ad : Wingleewai

Wing Mou, Dealer and Exporter in Lum Butt Nam, manager

Chinese Tea—181, Queen’s Road West;

Tel'eph. 23042 ^ a £ th

^ The Wing On Life Assurance Co.,

Wang On Co., Ltd., The, Universal Teleph. 23307; Cable Road

Ltd.—225, Dos Vceux Central;

Ad: Wingon,

Providers, Importers and Exporters— Hongkong

207 to 225, Des Vceux Road Central and Board of Directors—James

104 to 144,

Telephs. Connaught

26671-5 Road Central;

(With Sub-Exchanges (Managing Director), P. Gock Lock

Gockchin,

to22898

all Depts.); 22264 (Secretary’s Office), Chan Pik Chuen, Lee Gunn, Mok

(Provisions Dept.), 25994 (Wines Kon Sang, D. Jackman, Loo Chung

& Spirits Dept.), Wan,

Chong,Gock ShunGonGee Hin,

Hing,Lee Yuen

down; P.O. Box 1508;21518

Cable(Wingon Go-

Ad: Wingon; Pun, Kwok Lum Shong,

O’Young

Gock YTuen

Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C.5th edn.,Chinese Fai, Lum Butt Nam and Lau Kung

and Private. Branches: Shanghai, Syd- Sam

neyBoard(Australia)

of Directors—James Gock Lock Superintendants — Gock Hin Man,

(Managing Director), Gock Gon Kwok Tit Chiu

Hin, Gock Hin Man, Lum Butt General Managers — The Wing On

Nam, Shun Co.Katt

Ltd.Chiu Wong, manager

Wilkie Lum,GeeLau Hing,Kung

Lee Gunn

Sam, Kwok Sui Tin, cashier

O’Young Pun, Gock Yuen

Kwok Chiu, Gock Cheung Sing, Fai, Lee Accountant—Ho Van Chow

Choi Wing Hang and Lau Tin Yam Sub-accountant—S.

Premium Dept.—ChiuM. Fook

Kum Pui

Philip Gockchin,sub-manager

chief manager Policy

D. Jackman,

Agencies Secretary—K. Y. Whang Sang

Dept.—Chui Cheuk

Conklin’s Crescent Filler Fountain

, Pens and Automatic Pencils Wing On Tai, Merchants, Agents—130,

Importers,

Retails Sellers Jor Exporters and Commision

Majestic Radios Des Vceux Road West; Teleph. 23464

HONGKONG 1131

^ tK Wong, Dk. B. C., m.b., sb.s., l.m.s., h.k.

—Hongkong Office:

"Wing Sang Go., Ltd., Importers, Cent.; Kowloon Office; 466, Nathan Road, 72, Queen’s Road

Exporters and General Merchants— Yaumati; Residence: 2, Victory Avenue,

3,BoxWing

1539.Wo Street;

Branch Teleph.

Office at22227; P.O. Ho Mun Tin, Kowloon; Telephs.

^Sydney,

Australia 22745, 57224 and 56165

Wing

portersTai and

Hong,Exporters—51,

Kubber Merchants, Im- Wong,

Des Yceux

De. R. J., m.b., ch.m., Medical

Practitioner and Lecturer in Anatomy,

Road Central; Teleph. 25225; Cable Ad: Road Hongkong University — 72a, Queen’s

Withonda Cent.; Telephs. 23579 (Office) and

20483 (Residence)

Wing Woo Sang, Packing Specialist and Wong, Dr. T. C., m.b., b.s.—Kings Theatre

Manufacturer of Packing Boxes—19 Building, Teleph. 26504. Residence: 49,

Lee Yuen Street West; Teleph. 22189 Bonham Road; Teleph. 23628

Wing Yee Fung, Merchants and Com- Wong Kwong Hing (Hongkong and Can-

mission, Agents Dealers in Beche-de-mer,

Sandalwood, etc.—55, Connaught Road ton, foundedFire-Crackers

1800 a.d.), Manufacturers

Central; Teleph. 25033 of Famous and Various

Fire-Works, &c. — 72, Queen’s Road

Wing Yick & Co., Building Contractors West; Teleph. 22086

—25,, Gage Street; Teleph. 22269

Wing Yue Cheung, Commission Agents GOStDON’S SPECIAL

and General Importers and Exporters— GLO TONI Gift!,

16, Wing Wo Street; Telephs. 22039

(Office) and 27173 (Oodown) always makes you glad within.

& w m DODWELL & CO., LTD.,

Wo Fat & Co;, Ship-chandlers, Metal

Merchants and General Storekeepers— Tel. 20636,

34-36, Des Yoeux Road C.; Teleph. 20661

Wo Hop, Importers, Exporters and Sole Agents.

Dealers in Leathers, Hides and Shoes

accessories—12-14,

Teleph. 24617; CableLascar Row Lower;

Ad: Inkhorn; Codes Wong Siu Ngok, Dk.—Office: 4, D’Aguilar

Bentley’s, Tanner’s Council Edition and Street. Residence; 116, Caine Road;

Telephs. 22806 (Office) and 22605 (Res.)

Private

Managers—Lau

Sing Sam Chung Hin and Lau

Secretary—Lau Wai Wong Siu Woon, General Importer and

Salesmen—Lau Hok ManKau and Yick Exporter, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer,

Coal Merchant, Contractor to H.M. Gov-

Lee Shing ernment—21, Pottinger Street; Teleph.

21474; Cable Ad: Compass

W

Wo Shing Co., Ltd., The—China Wong TongOwner,

Sawmill Kee, Timber Merchant

Importers, and

Exporters

Building (5th floor); Teleph. 20218; Cable and Commission Agents—Head Office:

Ad: Kotewall

Hon. Dr. R. H. Kotewall, c.m.g., ll.d., 32, CantonWan,Road,

To Kwa Kowloon. Sawmill:

managing director

Directors—Li Yau Tsun, C.B.E., Tse Road,955, Ivy Street. Kowloon.

Residence: Timberyard:

301, Nathan

Yat

and Cho, Tse Chi

Lee Shui Kai Sam, T. N. Chau and 57342 Kowloon;

(Sawmill);Telephs. 57138 (Office),

56528 (Timber Yard),

Agents for 57338 (Residence); Cable Ad:

Columbia Graphophone Co., Ld., Lon- Timberyard

Wong Tong Kee, managing proprietor

don, England Wong Hok Sun, managing director

1132 - HONGKONG

ft fU & j& a it &

Woo, Brothers, Importers and Exporters, Fu loontf yu han hung se

Kerosene Merchants—Kai Ming Build-

ing, 6, Queexi’s Road Cent.; Teleph. 26211; i Xavier Bros., Ltd., General Exporters—

B.O. Box 1030; Cable Ad: Wallflower Powell’s

Box 527- Building;

'Cable Ad:Teleph.

Ticia; 23216;

Codes: P.O.

All

, Standard Codes used

m & & m & n 11 m F. A. Xavier

Woo & Nash, Solicitors, Prpctors, Con- - u ‘Fred. A. Xavier, I Miss C. Xavier

J. Xavier | Miss M. Remedios

veyancers, Patent,of andChinaTradeBuilding,

Agents—Bank Mark

4, Queen’s Roed Central; Teleph.

23409; Cable Ad: Gladness; Codes: Xavier, M. A., b.sc., Architect and Civil

A.B.C. 5th edn., Western Union and Engineer—Powell’sCable Ad: Ticia. Bldg.- Teleph. 23216;

Residence:

Bentley’s phrase ford,” 16, Macdonnell Road; “Water-

Teleph.

H.

F. E.K. Nash

Woo, ll.b. (Bond.) 22722

Woo, Dr. Paul Si, Dental Surgeon—50, Yacht Club—(Nee Clubs)

Queen’s' Road 'Cent. (2nd floor); Teleph. Yamasaki, T.—34, Queen’s Road Cent.;

20489 . ' - Teleph. 21362

Woo, Dr. T. P., m.b., ch.b. (Fdim), General T. Yamasaki & N. Shimokawa, dentists

Medical Practitioner—16, Queen’s Road

Cent.';" "Telephs. 20963 and 20160 Y. M. C. A., Chinese and European—

(Residence) «» (See Associations)

Woods, Mxssls .ViLEEisr & Doris, Teachers Yamashita Kisen Kaisha, Incorporated

• ofMissModern

JosephineBallroom Dancing,

Bradley, PupilsFoxof in Japan (The Yamashita Steamship

England’s

Trot Expert—Teleph. 56651 Co.,

Owners,Ld.), also

Steamship

BunkerOwners, Coalmine

Coal Contractors

f-P m IP Wo lee > —King’s

26631; Cable Ad: Yamashita; Teleph.

Building (top floor); Codes:

Woolley, Read & Co., Vlrn Merchants Scott’s; 10th edn., Bentley’s and A.B.C.

and Importers — redder Building

floor); Teleph. 24298; P.0. Box 487; Cable (8th 5th edn. . Head Office: Robe ‘

Ad: Yarnsco Yamato tfc Co., Manufacturers of Porcelain

World Gara< ; e, The, Motor Cars for Hire, Tea-Sets, and Silk

ImariEmbroidered Screen, Sat-

Day and Night—37, Yee Wo Street, Cau- suma Flower Vases,

shell Wares, Damascene and Lacquered

Tortoise-

seway- pay • Teleph. 24409 Works, Silk and Cotton Kimono, Picture

Frames, etc.—19, Johnson Road; Teleph.

World Motor Supply Co., Importers of 20319

Motor Accessories, Tools, etc.—2, Wynd-

ham Street (1st floor) ; Teleph. 24258 Yah, A., Gentlemen’s Tailors and Out-

■ ‘ Tsang Shitig Yin, manager fitters—28, Des Voeux' Road Central;

Teleph. 25803

m B ft Vk ffi

World Theatre (controlled

D ; Amusements, by Hong-

Ltd.)—Des Vceux Yangtsze Insurance-Association, (Ltd.

Central; Teleph. 21337; P.0. Box 82 Agents: China Underwriters Ld.,

Hong Kong Bank Building

Wright Co., Share and General Brokers Yat Loong Sugar-Candy Factory, Sugar-

—Prince’s Building; Teleph 23519 Candy Manufacturers,

Wright, Carl 123868

>. - -Chartered Bank Build- Dealers in Raw Sugar:Confectioners and

Factory at Mong-

ing; Teleph. , kok. Hongkong Store—125, Des Vceux

Representing Road Cent.; Teleph. 22990

Herbert Whitworth, Ld., Bradford Yaumati School—(SVe Government)

and Manchester

HONGKONG 1133

Yee Kee Hong Shipchandlers & Co., Ltd.

Ships' Stores, Mining, Railways & Engineering Supplies.

06 CoTtnajzgTxt JEtocccL C.

Tel. 20570

gg ^ PH i? 0 Tan sze fcotm m m f'J Fat Lee

Ye Olde Pkinterie, Ltd., Printers, Book- Yeung Fat & Co., Building, Civil

binders and Stationers—CHina Building Engineering and Turfing Contractors

and Stone Quarry Merchants, Con-

(Basement),

23797; CableQueen’sAd: Hoad Cent.; Teleph.

Code: tractors

Bentley’s

Printerie; Botanicalto and

PublicForestry

Works Department,

Department,

Y. C. Labrum, managing director and War Department—Town Office: 5,

G.E.B. M.Labrum, director and secretary Duddell

Office),

Street; Telephs. 23989 (Town

Alarakia,

A.NgdeLuen

overseer

SousaKwong,

Bemedios, bookkeeper W. H.and 23025mang.

Yeung, (Whitfield Office)

partner

clerk

Yee, Dr. K. C., Dental Practitioner— Yeung, S. C., Dentist—King’s Theatre

Building, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph.

Alexandra Building; Teleph. 21934 22988

Yee Fat Co., Ship Chandlers, Sail Makers,

Iron, Brass and Steel Merchants—129,

Des Vceux Road Cent,; Teleph. 20705 GORDON’S COCKTAIL.

M 16 All you have to do is shake it,

Yee King, Coal Merchants, Stevedores, Gordon's know the way to make it

Suppliers of Sand and Stone Ballast

—27,

Teleph.Des21438

Voeux Road Cent. (2nd floor); DODWELL & CO., LTD.,

Tel. 20636,

Yee Kee HongShipchandters & Co., Sole Agents.

Ltd., General Merchants — 65, Con-

naught Road Central; Teleph. 20570;

Cable Ad:

YewYeeChick,

Kee managing

Hong director

T.Yuen

C. Tang, manager Yeung ShingandInsurance

Insurance Co., Ltd., Con-

Investments—18, Fire

To Shiu Yin, secretary naught Road West; Teleph. 21233

Yee On, Iron and Steel Merchants—19,

Sillier Street; Telephs. 21318 (Store) and Yeung Yau & Co., Share and General

57304 (Godown) Brokers, Import and

Canton Building (5thExport—Bank

floor); Telephs.of

Yee Sang Tai & Company, Ex- Codes: 20001 and 24709;Second

Bentley’s CablePhrase.

Ad: Zealous;

pert Furniture Makers, Building Yeung Yau

contractors, Exterior and Interior J. H. Law

Decorators, Electrical Engineers, Leung Sai Wing

Curios, Bronze and Jadestone Deal- Tang Kit Wai

ers—353, Hennessy Road, Wanchai. Ho Kai Yee

Showroon: 360, Hennessy Road ; TsuiYanSing Po, Yeung

Teleph. 27895

O. S. Wong, manager Chung, Ho ShekChan Fan,and

Hung Lo

Tang Yuk Wai

1134 HONGKONG

Yien Yieh Commercial Bank—-GS'ee - Yours Truly Tobacco Store, Importers,

Exporters, Wholesalers and Retailers,

Banks; Specialising in Cigars, Cigarettes, Smo-i

Ying Ming Studio, Art Photographers— 'Tking Tobacco, Pipes,Smokers’

CigaretteRequisites,

Holders,’;

50-52, Queen’s Road Cent. (2nd floor); Ac.obacco,..Pouches,22, Des ' Voeux Road Central;

Teleph. 22797

.Teleph.

, Chow 21856"; Cable

Pak Tin, Ad: Pakproprietor

managing Tin

Ying Wa College—{See Educatiotnal) Yu Chong Shing, Tea Merchants — 85,

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 22122

YiuOffice:

Wah 140,Co.,DesGeneral

YoeuxElectric Store—

Road Central;

Teleph. 20955 ^ a 4 is

Yue Sang & Co., Plngineers and Con-

tractors;—

Teleph. 26705; 12, Cable

Queen’s

Ad: Road

LavoltaCentral;

Pi Yuen Hung, A. Y.Leong, manager

Ynchausti C. Ho

facturers

23165; Cable— &King’s

Co., Manila RopeTeleph.

Building;

Ad- Ynchausti;

Manu-

Code:

PI. Chan

Bentley’s Yue1884),

ShingBookPrinting

Binders Office (Established

and Stationers—47,

Yokohama Specie Bank {See Banks) Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 21890;

Cable Ad: Pristine

You Cheong Loong, Furniture Dealers— Yuen West;

On S.S. Co., Ltd.—8, Queen’s Road

Teleph. 27308

32, Lyndhurst Terrace; Teleph. 23762 Directors—Chau Cheuk Fan, Kiik,

Chiti

Chan TinHow,

Chung Shan Kwan

and ChowFongPing-un

Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau, gen. manager

Young & Co., C. P., Import and Export S.S.Walker

“Kwong Tung”—Capt. H. W.

Merchants—and

■ entatives Manufacturers’

42, Elgin Street (2ndRepres-

floor);

P.O. Box 176; Cable

Used: Bentleys and Private Ad: Zizel; Codes Yuen Wo Seamen’s Instituteby(Agency for

C. S.P. Young, chiefand

manager Chinese Crews), Appointed the C.P.S.,

C. Yeung S. C. Wong, Teleph.Ltd.—Head Office: 38, Tung Man Street;

22560. 2, Saigon Street, Yau-

assistants mati; Teleph. 57661

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LIST OF THE MORE IMPORTANT

ENGINEERING FIRMS

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Asahi Dengyojo—6-35, Kikusui-cho; Tokyo

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Automatic Telephones, Limited, of

Japan, Automatic and Manual Tele- Gumi Katsuhiro—94, YokaLcho; Te~

phone Equipment, Telegraph In- leph. CNishinomiya 1765, Kobe

struments, Dynamois, Motors, Elec- Hashimoto Jirohichi—232, Sannomi-

trical Supplies and All-Electric To ya-chp; Teleph. San. 3-4729, Kobe

talisator—505, Toyo Building, 1, 1-

chome, Uch i -Y am ash i ta-cho, K o j i - Inoue Electric Engineering Works,

machi-ku; Teleph. Ginza 4677; Ltd.— Nishikiyo Kitanouchi-machi,

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ENGINEERING SECTION FOR JAPAN 1135-

LIST OF THE MORE IMPORTANT

ENGINEERING FIRMS

arranged under various classifications

JAPAN

CIVIL ENGINEERS British Thomson-Houston Co., Ltd.

-&3,- Hort-cho; Cable Ad : Asteroidal,

Obayashi Gumi—1, Shiotaki, Fukuga- Tokyo F. H. Davies, representative.

wa-ku, Tokyo

Shimizu-Gumi Company—1, Nichome, Building; Gumi—810,

Chiyoda Marunouchi

Cable Ad: Chiyoda,

Takara-cho; Telephs. 4180-4189 and Tokyo

5180-5189, OabTe Ad: Simizumi;

Codes: Bentley’s and Acme, Tokyo iDai-Ichi Denki Shokai—50, Irue-cho;

T. Shimizu, president Teleph. Hyogo 6-2166, Kobe

Dr. R. Sano, vice.-do.

IDaido Denryoku K.K.—Tokyo Kaiho

CONSTRUCTIONAL ENGINEERS Building; Tokyo

Cable Ad: Daidoelect,

ShimizuvGumi Company—1, Nichome, Denki Toshi K.K.—5, Minami Den-

Takara-cho, Tokyo man-cho, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS Ebara Denki iShoki—56, Sannomiya-

cho; Teleph. San. 3-4454, Kobe

Allen, Sons & Co., Ltd., W. H. (Steam English Electric Co., Ltd., The—14,

Turbines,Electric

gines, Steam Engines,

Generators,Diesel En- Nichome, Marunouchi; Cable Ad:

Surface

Condensers, All kinds of Pumps, and Enelectico, Tokyo

Marine Auxiliaries)—6, Marunouchi, Eil Lewis, representative

Kojimachi-ku; Teleph.

Ad: Manifesto, Tokyo (23) 3763; Cable

G. B. Slater, repres. (absent) Fuji Denki Kogyo-Kaisha—J65, Yoban-

cho; Teleph. Minatogawa 5-0338,

Kobe

Ando Electric Co.—2-36, Miya-machi;

Teleph. Amagasaki 0685, Kobe Eurukawa Electric Industry Co.—6,

Marunouchi; Cable Ad: Furueleco,

Asahi Dengyojo—6-35, Kikusui-cho; Tokyo

Teleph. Minatoga-wa 5-2404, Kobe Gojimaya Electric Works'—Kaikoji-

machi; Teleph, Shimo. 5-2931, Kyoto

Automatic Telephones, Limited, of

Japan, Automatic and Manual Tele- Gumi Katsuhiro—94, Yokai-cho; Te-

phone Equipment, Telegraph In- leph. Nishinomiya 1765, Kobe

struments, Dynamois, Motors, Elec-

trical Supplies and All-Electric To Hashimoto Jirohichi—232, Sannomi-

talisator-^505, Toyo Building, 1, 1-

chome, U chi-Y am ashiiha-cho, Koji- ya-cho:; Teleph. San. 3-4729, Kobe

machi-ku; Teleph. Ginza 4677; Inoue Electric Engineering Works,

CteiMe Ad: Sitrowger, Tokyo Ltd.— Nishikiyo Kitanouchi-machi,

Capt. R. C. Ciavell, president Teleph, Shimo 5.919, Kyoto

1136 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR JAPAN

(ELECTRICAL)

International General Electric Co.— Nippon Denchi K.K. — Imedagawa-

1, Koraibashi; Teleph. 6353; Cable agaru Shimachi-dbri; Teleph. Nishi-

Ad: Ingenetric, Osaka ' ' C s jin 4-3060; Cable Ad: Denct, Kyoto

C. V. iShelke, manager

Ishiwatari Electric Co.—6, Fujima- Nippon Electric Co.—2, Mita Shiko-

cho, Azabu-ku; Teleph. 5271 (44) ku-machi;

Tokyo

Cable Ad: Microphone,

Tokyo

Iwabuchi IDenki Kogyo E.K.—3, Ko- Nippon GaiShi K.K.-t-Takegahana

Atsuta, Minami-ku; Teleph. Minami

bikicho, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo 0370, Nagoya

Kanagawa Denki K.K.—Nakamongen- Nippon Kogke Kqgyo Kaisha—89,

cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo iShiota, Tsurumi, Yokohama

Kawakita Denki Kigyo-sha—700, Kai- Oki Denki K.K.—Iwai-machi, Naka-

jo Building, Marunouchi; Cable

Ad: Kawakita, Tokyo. Kawara- ku ; Teleph. Minami 3608, Nagoya

machi, San jo Sagara, Kyoto

Okumura Electric Co.—Kishoin Nis-

Kobe Electric Works—60, Aioi-cho; hinaka Higashi-machi; Teleph.

Shimo 5-4300, Kyoto

Teleph. Moto. 4-0298, Kobe

Martini Denki ShoKai—10, IshikaTva- Sanden Denki Shokai—18, Yoshida-

machi; Yokohama machi, Yokohama

Matsui IDenki Shokai K.K.—21, Sa- Shibaura Engineering Works — 1,

kuragi-oho, Yokohama iShinhama-cho, Kanagasu; Shiba-ku,

Tokyo

Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Ex- Shinzaike Engine and Iron Works—

ports Co.—702, Yaesu Building, Shiuzaike Nada; Telephs. 1840-3

Kojimachi-ku; Cable Ad: Metro- (iSann.); P.O. Box 358; Cable Ad:

vick, Tokyo (Landing, Kobe

G., Scoit, representative Owned

and and, Controlled

LyonSj Ld. by Nickel

Mitsubishi Electrical Engineering G. H. Jones, manager

Co.—4, Marunouchi, Tokyo

Minato IDenki Shokai G.K.—7, Hiro- Tokai Electric Co.—Minami Otsu-

numa-cho, Yokohama machi, Naka-ku, Teleph. 0729,

Nagoya

Mitsubishi IDenki K.K.—18,

,cho, .HigashLku; Yada-

Teleph. Higashi Tokyo Electric . Co.—1303, Sakigo-

6600, Nagoya hara, Ohi, Ebara-gun, Tokyo, and

72, Ndrikawa-cho, Yokohama

Moriya & Co.—Miyuki Hon-machi, Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha—

Nishi-ku; Teleph. Hon. 1482, Nago- Manufactciers of Steam Boilers and

ya . Power HouseTokyo,

Plant—5, Naka-dori;

Marunouchi, and 1, Isogomachi;

Motoi Shoten—184, Moto-maohi, Yo- Cable Ad: Babcock,

Directors^—K. Yokohama

kohama Britton and F.Nanjo,S.

G. BlythToba, F. G.

ADVERTISEMENT 1136 a

We design

and supply

Complete Steelworks and Rolling-mill

plants

of the latest

type with all

the buildings

and auxiliary

machinery,

Cranes and transporting plants

for harbours, store yards and factories, electric high-

speed lifting devices, tooth-wheel gears, shovel ex-

cavators, compressors and portable compressed-air

plants. Working-out and hauling equipments for mines.

DUISBURG (RHINE)

Please ask for

illustrated

p rospectus

from one of

our following

agencies

China: Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Japan: P. Schmitz

Kamidori Itchome,& Nippon

Co., Edobori-

Kaijo

Ltd., 9-11, Kiangse Road, Shanghai. Building, Osaka.

Netherlands India: Techn. Bureau 3-chome Qofukubashi, Nihonbashi-

v/h Kaumanns & Co., Bragaweg> ku, Tokyo Tatemono Bldg., Tokyo.

Bandoeng. British-India : Maxwell, Dean &

Murray, Ld., 100, Clive St., Calcutta.

The Philippines: Philippine Engine- Ceylon: Freudenberg & Co., Chat-

ering Co., 936, Calle Raon, Manila. ham Street, Colombo.

ENGINEERING SECTION POE JAPAN 1137,

(GENERAIL)

Toxo iDenki Seizo K.K.—tS, Sakura- Fujita Shokai Goshi Kaisha (Hard-

dahongq-oho, iShiba-ku, Tokyo wa,re)—56, Sakae-machi; Teleph.

Moto. 4-1144, Kobe

Toyo Electric Machine Manufactur-

ing Co.—197, Kubo-cho, Naka-ku, Fushimiya KanAmOnten (Machinery

Yokohama . and Hardware)—17, Izesaki-cho,

Naka-ku; Teleph. Chojamachi 3-

Westinghouse Electric International 494)6, Yokohama

Co.—784, Marunouchi Building;

Cable Ad: Wemcoexpo, Tokyo

ME ' E.- NeAxmqyer, ^p^es. Gadelius & Co.—Taihai Building,

Uchisaiwai-cho; Teleph. (57) 5257;

Cable Ad: Coticus

YoKOEfA.MA Yokohama Ni ■ Knut Gadelius, president

Electric Industry—88,

shi lii^anuma-machi,

Q-pKO Tekkosho Goshi Kaisha—31,

GENERAL ENG'INEERS Sakuragi-jCho, Yokohama (Iron

works)

Aida Tekkosho (Iron 'Works)r-d2, Ha-simpto Stiokai K.K. (Hardware)—

Yoshihama-cho, Yokohama 1-84,' Sakae-maehi; Teleph San. 3-

2820 Kobe

American Japanese Commercial Co.—

1663, Kaijo Building; Cable Ad: Hatsudoki Si K. Kaisha—63, Dani

Amharwa, Tokyo Higashi; Teleph. Tosabori 44-0585;

S. Tominaga, manager Cable Ad: Hatsudoki, Osaka (Iron

Adachi Tekkosho (Iron and Steel & Steel Works)

Works)—67, Honden-cho; Teleph.

Nishi) 43-2645, Osaka Healing & Cb-—Shisei Kaigan, Hibi-

Akamatsu Ryutaro—10-109, Bessho- yaL.Park-Cable J. Healing

Ad : Healing, Tokyo

machi; Teleph.' Amgasaki 0-271, Kobe

(Hardware)

Hirai •

Balfour & Co., Arthur—6, Marunou- Machmery) — Tera-inachi; Teleph.

chi; Cable Ad: Arbour, Tokyo iShimo 5-0842, Kyoto

(Steel works)

J. Storer, manager

Hoshino Kogyo Kaisha (Iron Works)

Chuo 'Iron Works—Toyoda-oho, Nina- —209, liigashikawa-maehi; Teleph.

mi-ku; Teleph. Minami 1818, Nago- 6,7^ Hakodate

ya ■ ■ '

©aido Seiko K.K. (Iron Ihd Steel Hunter & Co., JE. H.—511, Yusen

Works)—32, Puku-machi; Teleph. Building, Marunouqhi, Tokyo

Sakuragawa 64-1185, Osaka

Escher, Wyss Engineering Works, Indue SEiSAkiiSHO^;23y Edobori Kita-

dori; Teleph. Tosabori 44-7325,

Lttl—<320/'322, M-arunouohi Build- , Osaka

ing; Teieph, 1665; Cable Ad:

Eswysco, Tokyo- I SHIKAyf1 AJIAIjA AlRpaAFT Co., Ltd.

Prazar & Co.^Yaesu Building, Maru- (AerO Engines, Aeroplanes, and

nouchi ; P.6. Box 158, (Central); Accessories) — 6, Marunouchi.; Te-

. Teleph. ( (23) 1650, Tokyo and. 7, leph. (23), 0686 and 2710; Cable Ad:

JNahon-ocIori,, Yokoihanag, Ishiairco, Tokyo

E. W. Prazar, purtmier . T. Shibausawa, manager

1138 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR JAPAN

(MEOH AN IC-AL—MOTOR)

Kobe Engineering Works (Iron and Toyo Babcock K.K.—5, Naka-dori;

Brass founders)^—28, Sannomiya- Marunouchi; Teleph. (23)' 1885 r

cho; Teleph. 2920; Cable Ad: Cable Ad: Babcock, Tokyo;

Goodridge, Kobe S. Kuroda, branch manager

T. R. Goodridge, director

Yokohama

Leybold Shokwan, L.—Nihon Kaijo Chiwaka-oho; Tekkosho (Iron Works)—lr

Building, Nishi-ku; Teleph. 1174; Yokohama Teleph. Hon. 2-0031,

Cable Ad : iLeyshokwan, Osaka

S. Hiramatsu

H. W. Beyreuther MECHANICAL ENGINEERS

Linotype and Machinery, Ltd.—Im- Allen, Sons & Co., W.H. (Steam Tur-

perial Hotel, Tokyoi bines, Steam Engines', Diesel En-

Matsui Iron Works—12, Nagare-cho, gines, Electrical Generators, Sur-

face Condensers, All Kinds of

Naka-ku; Teleph. Minami 1349, Pumps and Marine Auxiliaries)—6

Nagoya Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku ; Teleph.r

(23) 3768; Cable Ad: Manifesto,

Megitra Iron Works—7, Masago-nho; Tokyo

Teleph. 221, Hakodate G. B. iSlater, representative

Nagasaki Iron Works—Asahi-machi; Escher Wyss Engineering Works,

Ltd., (Manufacturers of Turbines,

Teleph. 1622, Nagasaki Pumps, etc.) — 3^0/22‘, Marunouchi

Osaka Iron Works—Eno-ura, Hiko- Building, Kojimachi-ku ; Cable Ad r

Eswysco, Tokyo

shima; Teleph. 22, Shimonseki H. E. OLeichei

Osaka

machi;TakaoTeleph.

Tekkosho—9,

TosaboriUrae44-1280,

Kita- Kikai Boeki K.K. (Machinery)—3,

Osaka (Iron and Steel Works) Dojima Hama-dori; Teleph. Fuku-

shima 45-0664, Osaka

Osaka Tampan Seizo (Iron and Steel Kjellbergs Successors, Ltd. - - San-

Works)—44, Sakuraj'ma-cho; Te- shin Building; Cable Ad: Kjells-

leph.. Tosabori 44-2088, Osaka bergs, Tokyo

Poldi Steel Works—7/2, Sawaicho- B. Johansen, m.e.

dori; Cable Ad: Poldisteel, Osaka Nagoya Kikai iSeizo Kaisha—Higashi

Sabroe Co. of Japan, Ltd., The — 8, Furuwataru, Naka-ku, Nagoya

Marunouchi; P.O. Box 140 (Cen-

tral) ; Cable Ad: Nihonsabroe, Union Mechancial and Automobile

Engineers—30, Isogami-dori; Cable

Tokyo Ad: Duns, Kobe

Sato Tobei—70S, Hodogaya-machi;

Teleph. Chojamachi 3-4141, Yokoha- MOTOR ENGINEERS

ma (Machinery and hardware)

Skoda Works, Ltd.—1814, Kaijo Fujita Shokai—129, Nakayamate-

dbri ; Teleph. Fukiai 2-3887; Kobe

Building, Marunouchi; Cable Ad:

Skodaworks,1 Tokyo

Baron C . de Fuchs, manager Ikeda

leph. Shokai—171,

Moto- 4-3436,Kusunoki-cho;

Kobe Te-

Sulzer Brothers,' 'Ltd.—72, Kyo-

machi,' Kobe-ku ; Cablev Ad : iSulzer, ISHIKAWAJIMA HlKOKI SeISAKUSHO—7,

Kobe Tsukijima Nishinakadori, Kyobashi-

J. Gaslpar, manager ku, Tokyo

ENGINEERING SECTION EOR JAPAN 1139

(SANITARY-SHIPBUILDING)'' ‘ ‘

Japan Automobile Co.—3, Tameike- Suga & Co-, T.—129, Kitanagasa-

machi, Akasaka-ku; Cable Ad: dori; Teleph. Fukiai 2-1805, Kobe

Japanauto, Tokyo

Tominaga iSeisakusHo—123, Moto-

EAneki Jidosha iShoten IK.K.—44, machi; Teleph. Motq. , 4-0314,. Kobe

Shiriite Kita-machi; Teleph. Mina-

togawa 5-1237, Kobe Yamaguichi Shoten-- 38, Kano-cho;

Teleph. Fukiai 2-2578, Kobe ■

Okumura Shoten—41, Shimoyamate-

dori; Teleph. 2M2627, Kobe Yamaoka Motojiro—5, Hasaka-dori;

Teleph. Minatogawa 5-3288, Kobe

Union Mechanical and Automobile

Engineers—30, IsogamPdovi ‘ fr chpme; SHIPBUILDING

Cable Ad: Dims, Kobe

Mitsubishi ' Shi pb,ciun.xu , and En-

SANITARY ENGINEERS gineering Co., Ltd.—4, Marunou-

chi; Telfphs. 21131-2170, :;(Maruno-

Honetsuban Seizo K.K.—00, Shiriike uchi) ; P;Q.^; :Box Oil' (Central);

Suguhara-dori; Teleph. Minatogawa ( able Ad- : Twasakisi|3'; ‘ Codes:

5-3512, Kobe Bentley’s, Kendall’s, etc., Ti.kyo

Nippon Suido Eisei Koji K.K.—60, H. Hamada, chaimjaar

Korai-bashi-zume, Higashi-ku; Te- K. Shiba, managing director

leph. Higashi 94-1422, Osaka

Shinzaike Esgise and Iron Works—

Okada Kosaku-jo —153, Kamitachi- —Shinzai Nada.; P.O. Box 358;

bana-dori; Teleph. Minatogawa 5- Telephs, • 1840-3 (. Sa.m.) ; Cable Ad :

3853, Kobe Landing, Kobe

Okano Shokai—35, Kitanaka-machi; Owned a?nd' Controlled by Nickel

Teleph. Hyogo 6-2508; P.O. Box and Lyons,' Ltd.

Hyogo 1, Kobe G. H. Jones, -manager

1146 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

CHINA

. .. CIVIL ENGINEERS Dah tionYacCo.,Engineering & Construc-

Architects and Reinforced

Atkinson & (Dallas, Ltd.—26, Peking Concrete Experts—3/ -(Museum

Telephs. 16216-7; Shanghai Road;

Road; Teleph. 10012; Cable Ad: D. K. Ling, , mapaging director

Section, Shanghai Palmer Tseng, ’ rhaiiager

R. M. Saker K. S. Ling, secretary

W. L. Atkinson

Baker, Henry, E.—Kulitfg, Kiamgsi Davies & BrookK -2l, Jinkee Road;

Teleph. 16936-5 >--Cable Ad : Datum,

Blackmore & Blackburn, Ltd. . . Shanghai

— Alexandra Building; .Teleph. C. G. Davies

22588; P.O. Box 8; Cable Ad: J. T. W. Brooke

Blacktox, Hongkong

E. W. Blackmore, M.Sc. Deh Dji Construction Co. — 43,

L. J. Blackburn, M. I. Gas. E. Kuansi Road; Teleph. 3640; Cable

Ad: Bbebhert, Tsiiighato

Berents, Th. Boehnert; manager

ing, TheHans—511,

Bund; Teleph.Glen 12099;

Line Build-

Cable

Ad: Berents, Shanghai Denison, Ram & Gibss—Alexandra

H, Berents, b.sc,, c.e. (Norway), Building, Des Voeux Road Central ;

M.AM. SOC. C.E. Teleph. 20986, Hong Kong

J. S. Moraes, b.sc. F. R,. ..Sample, .e.r.i.b.a., a.i.

STRUG. E.

Central China Realty Co.—36a, G. Hoilin'gsworth Bond, a.r.i.b.a..

Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. 18549,

Shanghai

Faber, S. E^I'SOa, Hong Kong and

Chau & Lee — 57, Tai Ping Maloo Shanghai Bank Building;- Teleph.

iSouth; Teleph 14520; Canton and 10723; Cable Ad: Ferikon, Shang-

9, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. hai

21671; Cable Ad: Kinly, Hong

Kong Farrell & Co.,24422;

P. T.-s-King’s

Chollot, J. J.—85, Rue Marcal Tillot; ing; Teleph. Cable Ad:Build-

Far-

Teleph. 30971, (Shanghai seeing, Hongkong

City Realty Co.—12, The Bund; Te- Fittkau, H.—20, Museum Road; Te-

leph. 14118, Cable Ad: Cityrealty, leph. 11912; P.O. Box 1317; Cable

Shanghai Ad: Eittwo, 'Shanghai

H. Wakelam

Clark & lu—10, Des Vceux Road Fukusho Co.—213, Famagata-dori;

Central; Teleph. 21041; Cable Ad : Cable Ad: Fukusho, Dairen

Caerclark, Hongkong T. Aioi

Fukien Construction Bureau—Cable

Continental

5, SzechuenCorporation of China—

Road; Teleph. 67311; Ad: Conbr. Foochow

Cable Ad: Kontichina, Shanghai Paul P. Wiant

T. H. Lee Hazeland & Gonella—20, Queen’s

Boad Central; Teleph. 23564; Cable

Corritt, A.—64, Route des Soeurs; Ad: Hazgo, Hongkong

Teleph. 34699; Cable Ad: Dan- E. M. Hazeland

corrit, Shanghai U. Gonella

ADVERTISEMENT 1140a

Blackmore & Blackburn

Limited.

Telephone 22588 Alexandra Building

Cables “BLACKTOX” HONG KONG

ENGINEERS CONTRACTORS

GENERAL AGENTS.

(Specialize in Reinforced Concrete Work).

Design and Construction.

TecTcrhical Agents for

VIBRO PILING CO., LTD.

HONG KONG.

Cast in situ concrete and ferro concrete piles.

R. A. SKELTON & CO.

STEEL AND ENGINEERING, LTD.

LONDON.

Broad Flange Beams, General Steel Sections.

A gents for

TOCH BROS.

NEW YORK LONDON.

Division of Standard Varnish Work, Technical Paints, Water'

proofing Compounds, Cement Colours, Varnishes, etc.

WEST DISINFECTING CO.

NEW YORK.

Disinfectants, Insecticides, Liquid Soaps, etc.

E. W. BLACKMORE, M. Sc. L. J. BLACKBURN, M.I. Gas. E.

ENGINEERING SECT10X FOR CHINA 1141

.(CIVIL)

Hemming &, Parkin—73, Consular Liang, Y. W.—252, Yat Tak Road;

Road; Teleph. 31405; Cable Ad: Teleph. 15464, Canton

Module, Tientsin

Hempel, G. H.—1'7, Yih Yuan Road, Lindskog, B. J.—20, Yuen Ming

Yuen Road; Teleph. 19781, Shang-

Hankow hai

Hall & Hall—25, Museum Road; Little, Adams & Wood—York Build-

Teleph. 15373, Shanghai ing; Teleph. 21026; Cable Ad: Up-

stairs, Hongkong

Hanley & Co.—Bank of Canton

Building; Teleph. 26279; P.O. Box

380; Cable Ad: Yelnah, Hongkong Lun Sang & Co. —Frenoii Build

ihg; Teleph. 23524; P.O. Box 506;

Hongkong Engineering & Construc- Cable Ad: Lunsang, Hongkong

J. Guerineau

tion Co.—Chung Tin Building;

Teleph. 30309; Cahle Ad: Ferro- Luthy & Co., C.—212, Kiangse Road;

conco, Hongkong Teleph. 11914; P.O. Box 1169, Cable

A. R. F. Raven Ad: Luthy, Shanghai

Hua Sheng Co.—SO, Nutoboki Road; A. Aeschbach

Teleph. 20456; Cable Ad: Hua- Luthy, Emil—70, Hart Road; Teleph..

sheng, Tientsin 33631, Shanghai

Jensen, G. S.—106, Szechuen Road; Marcks, Lothar—International Set-

Teleph. 14215; Cable Ad: Jenseni- lement, Great Weet . Outer Gate

cis, Shanghai Road; Teleph. 4534; Cable Ad:

Kay-Pah, M.—2b, Kiukiang. Road; Marcksing, Mukden

Teleph. 18260, Shanghai

W. A. Kirk—5, Rue Chapsal; Teleph. Minutti & Co.—25, Rue ' Chu Pao

33960; Cable Ad : ' Wilykirk, Shang- San, Shanghai

R. Minutti

hai

Kun Lee Engineering Co.—9, Foo- Muller, E. J.—Teleph.-16690; Cabla Ad;-

chow Road; Teleph. 13683, Shang- Soloji, Shanghai

hai

Netherlands. Harbour Works — 67,

Lai To Construction Co.• 217, Hen 24211; Des Vceux Road Ctentral; Teleph.

nessy Road; Teleph. 23401) Hong Kong Cable Ad: Dredgers, Hong.

Kong

, K. A. Bilkvisit, c.e.,, manager

Lane, Alfred J.—China Building; Te-

ieph. 23859, Hongkong Olivecrona, Major G.W.D.—Kwang-

tung River Conservancy Commis-

Leigh & Orange—P. & O. Building; sion, Canton

Teleph. 20167; Cable Ad: Orange,

Hongkong , Palmer& Turner—Alexandra Build-

G. G. Wood ings; Teleph. 20176; P.O. Box 352;

A. S. Mackichan Cable Ad : Pyrotechny , Hongkong,

Lee, Poy G.—29, Szechiien Road; Te- and 1, Canton Road; Teleph. 15059;

leph. 14849; Cable Ad: Genyue, P.O. Box 732, Shanghai

M. H. Logan (Shanghai) •'

Shanghai L. G. Bird (Hongkong)

Lester, Johnson & Morriss—1, Kiu- Powell, Sidney J.—74, Szechuen

kiang Road; Teleph. 15039, Shang- Road; Teleph. 10918; Cable Ad: Es-

hai jaypoil, Shanghai

1142 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

CONSTRUCTIONAL

Raven. &' Basto—Prince’s Buildings; ; Fukien Constructional Bureau —

Teleph. 21164, llongkotig Cable Ad: Oonbr, Foochow

Paul P. Wiant ia

Roubin & Co., M.L.—3, Canton Road; Hazeland and Gonella—20, Queen’s

Teleph. 13986; Cable Ad: Roubinco, Road Central; Teleph. 28564; Cable

Shanghai Ad: Hazgo, Hong Kong

J. (L. Roubin ; E. M. Hazeland

SiKTORi, ilNq. L.—Rgee Course Road; TJ. Gonella

Teleph. 32204, Tientsin , Hongkong \ 0 Engineering and Con-

Suhr, K. H.—^96, Peking, Road; Te- struotion ', Co., Ltd.,—Chung Tin

Building; Teleph. 30309; Cable

leph. 16029; Cable Ad: Suhr, Ad: Ferrocbnco,/ Hongkong

Shanghai ^Chairman and managing director

Tilley, Percy—6, Kiiikiang Road; —Horn J. P. Braga

Teleph. 12527; Cable Ad: Tillimb, Directors—J. Sco>tt-Harstoa,1 Sir

Shanghai Robert Ho Tung, Kt., Sir

Elly Kadoorie, k.b.e. and Lo

Toporealty—31, Rue du Cdnsulat; Te- Cheung iShiu

leph. 18289; Cable Ad: Toporealty, A.. R. F. Raven, gen works mgr.

Shanghai B. Alves,; secretary

Union Land Investment Ct):—74, Sze- ‘New Shanghai Construction Co.—

chuen Road; Teleph. 10918, Shang- 681, Connaught; Road; Teleph.

34171,. Shanghai

hai

F. C. Focken Quoika, A. - 21, Museum Road;

Xavier, M. A.—Powell’s Building; Shanghai Teleph. 16518; Cable Ad: Quodka,

Teleph. 23216; Cable Ad: Ticia,

Hongkong

Yaron, A. J.—770, Rue Bourgeat; South a_nt>

China Motor Shipbuilding

Repairing Works—St. George’s

Teleph. 70420, Shanghai Building; Teleph. 23772; P.O. Box

Yeung; Fat & Co.—5, Duddell Kong 272; Cable Ad: Motyard, Hong

Street; Teleph. 23989, Hongkong W. B. Haslett

W. H. Yeung, manag. partner

Suhr, K.H. — 96. Peking Road;

CONSTRUCTIONAL ENGINEERS Teleph. 16029; Cable Ad: Suhr,

Shanghai

Bailey & Co., W.S.—Kowloon Bay;

Teleph. 58021; Cable Ad • Sey CONSULTING ENGINEERS

bourne, Hongkong

W. S. Bailey Archer & Co.—5, Sankiang Road;

Teleph. 1880, Hankow

Berents, Hans—Rooms 511/3, Glen Anderson & Ashij—Queen’s Building;

Line Building, The Bund; Teleph. Teleph. 24063; Cable Ad: Canell,

12099; ;Cable Ad: Berents; Shang- Hongkong

hai

H. Berents, b.sc. (Norway),, m. Captain G. Anderson

am. soc. c.e. T. G. Peterson

J. S. Moraes, b.sc. Basel & Frey—63a, Ta Fang Chia

Eastern Engineering

4, London. Works, Ltd.— Hutung; Teleph. 140 (East); Cable

;Road; Cable Ad: Yulca, Ad: Basel, Peiping

Tientsin. F. W. Basel

N. F. Kelsey W. Frey

ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA 1143-

(CONSULTING)

Behrendt, K.—42, Woodrow Wilson Hudson & Co.—452, Kiangse Road;

Street; Teleph. 32O80, Tientsin Cable Ad: Hudson, Shanghai

A. Hudson

Blakeley & Co., J. 1).—143, Elgin

Avenue; Teleph. 3(3245; Cable Ad: Leth-Moller & Co., V.--23, Hsi

Justa, Tientsin Hsung Hutung; Teleph. 2319, East;

Cable Ad : Leth, Peiping

Calatroni, Hsieh & Co.—14, Kiukiang V. iLeth-Moller

Road; Teleph. 10355; Cable Ad:

Calatroni, Shanghai Malcolm, A. Wayfoohg, House (1st

floor), 56, Szechuen Road; Teieph.

Carmichael & Clark—Queen’s Build- 11225 (4 lines); Cable Ad: Triple-

ing; Teleph. 30231 (2 lines); Cable rais, Shanghai

Ad : Carmichael, Hongkong & Co., J. H.—235, WTard

T. H. G. Brayfield, m.i-n.a., m.i., McGregor

Road; Teleph. 50467, Shanghai

mech. E.

China UNifeo Engineering Corpora- Miller, Thomas N. (Mining)—Comer

tion—19, Kiukiang Road; Teleph. Tangshan and Barrack Roads;

TeLeph. 30335; Cable Ad: Rellitn,

11266; Cable Ad: Kahncrete, Shang- Tientsin

hai

Davies, Eric—18, The Bund; Teleph. Nielsen & Malcolm—1, Racine Build-

ing, Rue Dubai!; Telephs. 245 and

15874, Shanghai

241; Cable Ad: Nielcolm, Hankow

Doi, Araki & Watanabe—24, The and 12, The Bund; Teleph. 13691,

Bund; Teleph. 13923; Cable Ad: Shanghai C. W. Butson (Shanghai)

Kaimusho, Shanghai A. J. W'ood (Hankow)

Captain M. Doi

Eisler, Reeves, Murphy & ILyle—3, Parker Rielly &. C.o.—25, Peking

Canton Road; Teleph. 16817; Cable Road; Teleph. 12267,; Cable Ad:

Ad : Seaworthy, Shanghai Ye vitas, Shanghai

C. Reeves P. C. Rielly

Fleet, H. A.—143, Meadows Road; Purves & Co., D. A.—Prince’s Build-

Teleph. 30553; Cable Ad: Fleet, ing; Teleph. 24902; P.O. Box 283;

Tientsin Cable Ad :- Bapcopaint, Hongkong

Frost, J.— 6, Szechuen Road; Teleph. D. A. Purves

17592; Cable Ad: Frost, Shanghai Reiss & Co., Fed. Inc., Hugo—9,

Gray, John—106, Szechuen Road; Te- Foochow Road; Telephs. 11310,

leph. 16107; Cable Ad: Yarg, 11318-9; Hannibal,

P.O. Box '1408; Cable Ad:

'Shanghai

Shanghai T. Ran dor, managing director

German Machine Co.—7, Siking Road; Shatohin, G. P.—Bassoon House;

Teleph. 14580; Cable Ad: Gamac, Cable Ad: Atracom, Shanghai

Shanghai

Geyling, R.—49, Bromley Road; I. Sirtori, Ing. IL.—Race Course Road;

Teleph. 32204, Tiehitsin

Pin Building, Tientsin

Goddard & Douglas—4a, (Des Voeux Suhr, K.H. —96, Peking Road;

Road Goddard,

Ad: Teleph. 20122; Cable • Teleph.

Central; Hongkong Shanghai

16029, Cable Ad: Suhr,

Hohn, Theodor—35, Avenue Haig; Vassileiv, C. G.—9a, Hankow Road;

Teleph. 70963, Shanghai Teleph. 10933, Shanghai

1144 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

(ELECTRICAL)

ELECTRICAL ENGINEER^ j N. G. Beale (Shanghai)

A. B. Raworth (Hongkong)

Allen, Sons & Co., Ltd., W. H.—25, Goss - Co., A. I.—233, Szechuen

Peking Road; Teleph. 10173; P.O. Rogd; Teleph. 13565, Shanghai

Box 456, Shanghai A. L Goss

N. ©enison K. T. Sandgreen

Callender’s Cable and r Conste.dction Gray, John—106, Szechuen Road;

Co.—368, Kiangse Road; Teleph.

15365; Cable Ad: Cal lender. Shanghai Teleph. 16107; Cable Ad: Yarg,

A. H. Gordon, a.m.i.e.e. Shanghai

Central China Trading Co.—33, Sha Hongkong Eiectric Co. — P. & O.

Lu Pu Kia; Teleph. 791, Gable Building; Teleph. 27711; Cable Ad:

Ad : Centchina, Changsha Electric, Hongkong

J. D. Butcher, manager

Colonial Electric Co.—24, lee House

Street; Teleph. 24635; Cable Ad: Innis & Riddle (China) Ltd.—67, Des

Amperage, Hongkong Vceux Road Central; P.O. Box 73;

Cable Ad : Powerful, Hongkong and

China Electric Co.—212, Kiangse 7, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph.

Road; Teleph. 11210; P.O. Box 289; 16238, Shanghai

Cable Ad: Microphome, Shanghai A. J. Percival, managing director

and Canton .. y (Shanghai)

•J. F. Rhame r(iShangha’i), j ;

R. T. Carey (Canton) ; Kawakita Electric Co.—108, Chappoo

Road; Teleph. 42357, Shanghai

Comfort Electric Co.—175, Avenue

J off re; Teleph. 83092; Cable Ad: Larsen & Trock—f4, Avenue Edward

Comfortco, Shanghai VII; Teleph. 16838; Cable Ad:

Trocklar, Shanghai

Duro Pomp and Engineering Co.— E. Trock i L, Larsen

430, Nathan Road; Teleph. 56226;

Cable Ad: Curfin, Hongkong L’Energie Electrique de Tientsin—

W. S. Y. Curtis 211, Rue du Marechal Foch (F.C.);

Teleph. 2840; Cable Ad: Bourgery,

Enssle, K.—17, Soochow Road; Te- Tientsin,

leph. 18269; Shanghai C. Bourgery

Fraser & Chalmers Engineering Lonkomay—4, Quai de France; Te-

Works—23, Ningpo Road; Teleph. Icph. 61254; .Cable Ad: Lonkomay,

16825; Cable Ad: Genelectric, Shanghai

Shanghai PI Mailly

R. N. Nickels

Loavgock

Far Eastern Electric Co.—44, Nani- Teleph. 26492; & Co.—'China Building;

Cable Ad : Lowcock,

wa-dori; Teleph. 2837; Cable Ad : Hongkong

Ogata, Mukden II. Lowcock.

Fcrukawa Electric Co.—113, Yama- Mather and Platt—4, Peking Road;

gata-dori; Cable Ad: Furukawa, Teleph. 11159, Shanghai

Dairen P. Fletcher, representative

Z. Nishida, manager

General Electric Co. of China— Road; &Teleph.

Moysey Co.,' H. J.—452, Kiangse

Queen's Building; Teleph. 20518^ Adasa, Shanghai 18331; Cable Ad:

P.O. Box 15; Cable Ad: Sparkless, H. J. Moysey

Hongkong and 23, Ningpo Road;

Teleph. 16825; P.O. Box 503; Cablet- National Electric Co.—501, (Nanking

Ad : Genelectric,. Shanghai Road; Teleph. ,15120, Shanghai

ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA 1145’

(EtLEiCTRICAL—GENERAL)

North Manchurian Electric Co.— Shanghai Electric Supply Co.—184,

Corner Uchastikovaya & Squozana- Nanking Road; Teleph. 17709; Cable

ya; Teleph. 3513 and 4013, Harbin Ad: Shallsup, Shanghai

Oriental Trading and Engineering Sintoon Overseas Trading Co.—22,

Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 16519;

Co.—49, Taku Road; Teleph. 32(903; Cable Ad: Navigatrad, Shanghai

Gable Ad: Foohsiang,'Tientsin

A. Purpiss, manager Skodaworks, Ltd.—24, The Bund;

Teleph. 13940; Cable Ad: iSkoda-

Porter & Go.—42 .Canton Road; Te- works, Shanghai

E. J. Hora

leph. 10570; Cable Ad: Electrical,

Shanghai San Shing Co.—30, Chi Ping Road:

C. S. Wood, manager Teleph. 394; Cable Ad: Sansco,

Philip’s China Co.—41, Szechuen Swatow

Road; Teleph. 15124; P.O. Box 794; Telefunken East Asiatic Wireless

Cable Ad: Halfwatt, Shanghai Telegraph Co.—218, Kiarigse Road;

A. Masseurs, managing director Teleph. 67456; P.O. Box 1040; Cable

Reiss & Co., Hugo—9, Foochow Road; Ad: Motor, Shanghai

Teleph. 11310, ‘ll318-9; P.O. Box H. C. Wessels—24, Nanking Road;

1408; Cable Ad: Hannibal, Shang- Teleph. 16101; P.O. Box 577, Shang-

hai hai

T. Sandor, managing director

Westinghouse Electric International

Representation for British Manufac- Co.—9, Foochow Road; Teleph.

11310; P.O Box 359; Cable Ad:

turers—23, Tungting Road; Teleph. Wencoexpo, Shanghai

1880; Cable Ad: Rebritman, Han- W. tL. Newmeyer, representative

kow

A. C. Burn Wei Tong Electrical Co.—P.587, Nan-

Shanghai Electric Construction Co. king Road; Teleph. 13955, Shanghai

—7, Foochow Road; Teleph. 60601; GENERAL ENGINEERS

P.O. Box 793; Cable Ad: Eskimo,

Shanghai AeROSTyle, Ltd—19, Museum Road-;

O. Burgess Teleph.

Shanghai 19473; P.O. Box 697;

Shewan, Tomes & Co.—Si George’s A. R. Johnstone

Building; Teleph. 27781; P.O. Box

115; Cable Ad: Keeeheong, Hong- American Engineering Corporation—

583, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph.

kong 35105; Cable Ad: A men goo, Shang-

Siemens China Co.—41, Teng Shi hai

Now; Cable Ad: Motor, Peiping American Trading.- Co.—3, Canton

and 2)8 Kiamgs6' Road; Teleph. Road; Teleph,, 15077 ; Cable Ad:

67466, Shanghai ’and 12, Redder Amtraco, Shanghai

Street, Hongkong arid 12, F.C., P. S. Gilman

Canton

H. Loresen (Peiping) Anderson, Meyer & Co.—67, Des

1L.R. A.Schwob

Schmidt (Shanghai)

(Hongkong) Vceux Road Central; Teleph. 28091;

T. Huber (Canton) P.O. Box 73; Cable Ad: Danica,

Hongkong and 4, Yuen Ming Yuen

Scott, Harding. & ,Co.—35, Peking ,96, Road; P.O. Box 265, Shanghai and

Road; Teleph. 10173; P.O. Box 456; Tientsin Rue..tie Takou; Teleph. 30374,

and 1, Ta Yuen Fu

Cable Ad: (Scothar, Shanghai Hutuhg; Teleph. 1935, E. O., Pei-

L. E. Canning ping

.1146 ElsGlXEElUNp SECTION FOE CHINA

(GENERAL)

V. Meyer, president (Shanghai) Chinese Engineering and iDevelop-

D; 1). Forbes (Tientsin) ment Co.—1, Jui Chiing Li, Sanjin

Loo; Teleph. 5198; P.O; Bex 14;

Arnholo! & Co., Ltd.—1 Nanking Cable Ad: Cddeo, Mukden and 29,

Szeehuen Road; Teleph. 12708; P.O.

; Road;

Shanghai;Teleph.

3, 11430;

Queen’sCable

RoadAd:Central:

Harchi, Box 1651, Shanghai and 49,. Chung

Teleph.1;2sl4L,

S.A.D. CableHongkong The Bund Lin;

andHankow

Ad: Harchi,

Fang, Sin Chia Kou, Nanking

and 10, Kuangsi Road. Tsingtao

, H. E. Arnhold, governing . dir. and 75, Nan, Cliih Tze, Peping

'S. S. Sellick, a.m.i.e.e. H. A. Raider, manager (Shang-

hai)

A. E. G. China Electric Co.—33, Carlowitz & Co.—220, Szechuen Road;

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 17472; Cable Teleph. 15796; P.O. Box 1274; Cable

Ad: Aegehinaco, Shanghai Ad : Carlowitz, Shanghai

• St. Halas, manager R. Laurentz

Andrews & George Co.—54, Yama- Central China Commercial Co.—25,

gata-dori; .Teleph. 8320; Cable Ad : Jinkee Road; Teleph. 63511; Cable

Yadzu, Dairen Ad: Cencomchin, Shanghai

T. T. Kihara

Asia Commercial Co.—62, Kiangse China American Engineering Cor-

Road; Teleph. 12873, Shanghai poration—Rue de France; Teleph.

31428; Cable Ad: Caeng, Tientsin

Babcock and Wilcox, Ltd.—1. The L. O. McGown

Bufnd; Cable Ad: Babcock, Shang-

hai and 173, Victoria Road; C&ble Ad: China Brass and Iron Works—484,

Babcock, Tientsin

J. E. Hargreaves; manager for Kiangse Shanghai

Road; Teleph. 60721,

China

Baisun Engineering Works (Boiler- Dairen Engineering Works—23, Dai-

san-cho; Teleph. 9151; Cable Ad :

makers)—734, Point Road; Teleph. Dairenkikai, Dairen

45300, Shanghai

Behn, Meyer China Co.—421, Kiangse Deutsche Asiatische Kompag-Nie—12,

Road; Teleph. 18076; P.O. Box 568; iDiagonalnaya Street; P.O. Box 131;

Cable Ad: Daku, Harbin

Cable Ad: Meychina, Shanghai K. Sann, manager

A. Giesel, manager

Black & Co., J. F.—32, Ta Juan Fu Eastern Engineering Works, Ltd.—

Hutung; Teleph. 3213 East; Cable 4,Tientsin LiOindon Road; Cable Ad: Vulca,

Ad : Engineer, Peiping NT. F. Kelsey

J. F. Black

Elbrook, Inc.—50, Peking Road; Te-

Chien Hsin Engineering Co., leph. 12552; P.O. Box 303; Cable

(Ltd.) Diesel Engines, Suction Ad : Koorble, Shanghai

Gas Engines, Printing Machinery,

Textile Machinery, Pumps, Cranes, Feld & Co., F.—10, West Bund; Te-

’Steelworks, Furnaces and Lifting leph. 10914; Cable Ad: Feldbobe,

Appliances—Shanghai : 138, Kiangse Canton and Pedder Building;

Road; Teleph. 13500; Cable Ad: Teleph. 26650, Hongkong

Engincomer. Hongkong: Asiatic

Building.

tral ; Cable26-32,

Ad : Queen’s Road Can-

Engincomer. Cen-

ton : Taiping Maloo South; Cable Ad : Conbr, Foochow Bureau—Cable

Fukien Construction

Ad : Lemjus P. P. Wiant, manager

ENGINEERING ! ? SECTION FOR CHINA 1147

(GENERAL)'

Gale & Co , (L. E. (Aviation)—12, The KunSt & Albers—29, Szechuen Road;

Bund; Teleph. 163S2; Cable Ad: Teleph. 18737-9; P.O. Box 1179;

Gale, Shanghai and 48, Rue Datitre- Cable Ad: Kunst,afber, Shanghai

mer; Teleph. 1540, Hankow and 11, The Bund, S. A. D. 3;

L. E. Gale (Hankow) Teleph. 71 and 1557; Cable Ad:

R. N. Williams (Shanghai) Kunstalber, Hankow

'K. Schaefer

Glathe & Witt—106, Szechuen Road;

Teleph. 15337; Cable Ad: Safe- Kwong Sang & Co.—59, Connaught

guard, Shanghai Road Central; Teleph. 22554; P.O.

Gran, A. L.—Hsing-HsuanLi; Cable kong Box 664; Cable Ad: Yueng, Hong-

Ad : Algran, Mukden

Haves Engineering Corporation—49, (Lamnery Wing Yan & Co.—313-317B, Hen-

Road; Telephs. 20002 and

Taku Road; Teleph. 30250; Cable 22812, Hongkong

Ad: Jehayes, Tientsin Lam Wing Yan, manager

J. K. Davison

Horie Engineering Co.—343, East Leyseco China Co.—138, Kiangse

Broadway; Teleph. 50655, Shanghai Road; Teleph. 11274; Cable Ad: En-

gincomer, Shanghai

Honwan Trading Co-, The — 16,

French Concession; Cable Ad : Hon; Linotype & Machinery, Ltd. (Prin-

wan, Canton ters’ Engineers)—18, Ice House

H. R. Baist, manager Street; Teleph. 20768; Cable Ad:

Linotype, Hongkong and 38, Avenue

International Harvester Export Co. Edward VII; Teleph. 13448; P.O.

(Agricultural machinery)—52, Dia- BoxH. 1152, Ellis

Shanghai

(Shanghai)

gonalnaya iStreet; P.O. Box 462;

Cable Ad: Interha, Harbin

A. H. iSchweyer, manager Li & Co., T. Y.—23, Rue iDautremer;

Teleph. 2650; Cable Ad: Tyli, Han-

Jardine Engineering Corporation— kow

Ewo Road; Teleph. 31294; Cable Manufacturers’ Sales Agency — 55,

Ad: Jar den,g, Tientsin and 2, Mah Victoria Road ; Teleph. 30335; Cable

Lu Wan; Teleph. 4756, Mukden and

48, Chiao Chuang Yuan Hsiang; Ad:T. Rellim, N. Miller

Tientsin

Teleph. 31019, Nanking and 8a, Yuen

Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. 15290; OP.

O. Box 1238, Shanghai and 14, Ped- Mather and Platt—4, Peking Road;

der Street; Teleph. 30319, Hongkong Teleph. 11159, Shanghai

P. Fletcher, representative

E-

B. G. Wilkinson,

T. Lacon (Shanghai)

(Hongkong)

D. P. Mackenzie (Nanking) McDonnell & Gorman—Ta Hsi Pien

A. Wright (Mukden) Men Wai; Cable Ad : Macdon, Muk-

E. Lansdowne, ('Tientsin) den

Kiangnan Dock & Engineering McGregor & Co., J.H. — 235, Ward

Works — Arsenal Road; Teleph.

61661; Cable Ad : Si nodock, Shang- Road;(Ceramic)

Teleph. 50467, Shanghai

hai

Koon Cheon-g Engineering Works— Oliveira & Son. H.—5, North Soo-

72, Yun ,Chiao Road; Teleph. 1028, chow Road; Teleph. 40461; Cable

Hankow Ad: Hotema, Shanghai

,U48 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

(GENERAL—MECHANICAL)

•Orientai. Engineering Co. — Cable Wah Chang Trading Corporation—

Ad: Crimp, Foochow 23, Rue iDautremer; Teleph. 26501;

S. D. Yang Cable Ad: Tyli, Hankow

Perrin’s (China), Ltd.—14, Queen’s Yang & Co., (Ltd., I. C.—Tung Tan

Road Central; Teleph. 28232; Cable PiaorLou; Teleph. 4388; Cable Ad:

Ad : Lunperchin, Hongkong Yangco, Peiping

K. Lund, director

F. B. Lowry, secretary York Shipley, Inc. (Ice Making and

Refrigerating machinery)—21, Jin-

Rielly, Simmons and Milne—25, Pek- kee Road; Teleph. 11450; Cable Ad:

ing Road ; Teleph. 12267 ; Cable Ad : Y'orkshipli, Shanghai

Veritas, Shanghai C. B. Morrison

W. J. Milne

Yue Sang & Co.— L, Queen’s Road

Eemond & Collet—693, Route de Lavolta, Central; Teleph. 26705; Cable Ad:

Zikawei; Teleph. 70410, Shanghai Hongkong

P. Collet Zee & (Sons, W. Z.—A. 1299 Broad-

M. Remond way ; Teleph. 41468; Cable Ad:

Reiss, Massey & Co.—7, Queen’s Road Zungli, Shanghai

Central; Teleph. 28009; Cable Ad:

Josstree, Hongkong MECHANICAL ENGINEERS

J. Ormiston

Baecock

Sator, A. (Printing machinery)^20, Bund; Teleph. & Wilcox. Ltd.—1, The

Museum Road; Tefeph. 19902; P.O. 12558; iCable ;Ad:

Box 1377; Cable Ad: .Sator, Shang- Babcock,

J. E.

Shanghai

Hargreaves

hai

Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co. BaiLey & Co., W. S.—Kowlooji Bay;

—150, Broadway; Teleph. 40007; Teleph.- Hcngkong

38021 ; Cable Ad: Seybourne

Cable Ad: Farnham, Shanghai W. S. Bailey

W. S. Burns, manager

Stromwall, Holdo—17, Yuen Ming Central China Trading Cq.—33, Sha

Yuen Road; Teleph. 61623; Cable Lu Pu Kia; Teleph. 791; Cable Ad:

Gentchina, Changsha

Ad : Stromtrade, Shanghai

.Shin Tai Co.—3, Foochow Road; Gray, John—106, Szechuen Road;

Teleph. 16647; Cable Ad: iShintai- Teleph.

Codes:

16107; Cable Ad: Yarg;

A.B.C. 6th and Bentley’s,

yoko, Shanghai Shanghai

Smidth & Co., F. (L. (Cement making Great Central Foundry — Beach

machinery)—23, Hsi Tsung Pu Street, Kowloon; Teleph. 57859,

Hutung; Teleph. 3319, East; Cable Kowloon, Hongkong

Ad; Folasmidth, Peiping

T. Stig-Nielsen Inniss & Riddle (China), Ltd.—67,

Telge & Schroeter—212. Szechuen iDes Voeux Road Central; P.O. Box

Road; Teleph. 16233; P.O. Box 715; 73; Cable,Ad: Powerful, Hongkong

and 7, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Te-

Cable Ad: Telge, Shanghai leph. 16238, Shanghai

A. Berg A. J. Percival, managing director

Tientsin Steeldrum & Engineering (Shanghai)

Works—13,

<40351; Via Telge,

Cable Ad: Torino;Shanghai

Teleph. Kien Cheong Engineering & Iron

-B. Zotti, .manager Works—5, North Honan Road; Te-

leph. 40402, Shanghai

ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA 1149

(MECHANICAL- MOTOR)

!

Moysey & Co.—452. Kiangse Road; Auto Castle—242^ Avenue Joffre;' Te-

Teleph. 18331; -Cable Ad: AdaKsea, leph. 34002, Shanghai

Shanghai S. Heimendinger

H. J. Moysey

Auto Palace Co.—694, Bubbling Well

Reiss & Co., Fed. Inc.; ;HtfGO“9, Foo- Road ; Teleph. 30005; Cable Ad : Au-

chow Road, Telephs. 11310, 11318-9; topalacn Shanghai

P.O. Box 1408 ; Cable Ad: Han- J. W. P. Marsh

nibal, Shanghai

T. San dor, managing;; director Baychee Motor Car Co.—3a, Yates

Th. Kre.gczy, manager Road;. Teleph. 33784, Shanghai

Rose Downs & Thompson, Ltd.—-29, China Motors, Ing.—702, The Bub-

Canton Road; Teleph. 13497: P.O.

Box 759,'! Cable Ad: Rosedowns, bling Well Road; Teleph. 30271;

Catle Ad: Mtechanic, Shanghai

Shanghai L. Friedman

A. E. C. Hindson, managing dir.

Ross & Co., Alex.—Prince’s Building; Duro Motor Car Co.—132, Nathan

Teleph. 20027; 'Cable Ad: Rotunda, Road;

Hongkong

Teleph. 57226; Kowloon,

Hongkong A. Mann, manager

W. W../Mackenzie

San Shing Co.™30, Chi Ping/Road; Dragon Motor .Car Co.—33, Wong

Teleph. 394; Gable Ad: Sansco, Nei Chung Road; Teleph. 30228;

iSwatow Cable Ad : Autoimport, Hongkong

C. (Lauritsen

Siemens China Co. — 218, Kiangse

Road; Teleph. 67456^; P.O. Box Feazar, Fed. Inc., U.S.A.—154, Yama-

1040, Shanghai and 41, Teng iShih gata-ddri; Teleph. 5473; 'Gable Ad :

Kou Cable Ad: Motor, Peiping

K. V. Sink, commercial manager Frazar, Dairen and Tsinan

W. A. Morgan, manager

(L. A. Schmidt, engr.-in-chief

Sin Chun Engineering Co.—378, Gascon Motor Co.—2, Kwong Wah

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 19824; Cable Road; Teleph. 56242; P.O. Box 635;

Cable Ad: r pasconhabs, Kowloon,

Ad: Sinchung Shanghai Hongkong

P. Y. Tse A. Gascon

Sulzer Brothers—4, Avenue Edward

VII; Teleph. 16512; Cable Ad: Sul- Hartzenbusch Motor Co.—131, Avenue

zerbros, Shanghai Foch; Teleph. 35202; P.O. Box 1814;

O. Meister Cable Ad: Repairing, Shanghai

Tuck Tai Iron Works—Ra.733, Point Hainan Motor Co.—Main Road; Te-

Road; Teleph. 41735; Cable Ad: leph. 43; Cable Ad: Hainanmotor,

F.pu n dry, Shanghai Hoihow

MOTOR ENGINEERS Hongkong Hotel Garage (The Hong

Kong & Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.) —

Auto Doctor Service—1214, Avenue Foot of Stubbs Road; Teleph.

23124; Cable Ad : Kremoffice, Hong

Joffre; Teleph. 70829, Shanghai

K. E. Staley , ,' Kcng" ' f

H. !S. Staley T. R'. Parsons1, : manager

Anderson & Ferrogiarc—497, Bub- Honigsbkrg & Son, Fed. Inc., U.S.A.

bling Well Road; Teleph. 30400; —30030; 271, Medhurst Road; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Madsyl, Shanghai

Cable Ad: Anferco, Shanghai

1150 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

(MOTOR—SAN 1T ARY)

Hudford Motors—36, Great Westerji SANITARY ENGINEERS

Street : Teleph. 27181) Shanghai

Associated Agencies (Far East), Ltd.

Lam Wing Van & Co.—313-317R, —114, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 10597;

Ftenness'

; y R6a4; Telephs. 20002 and CableI. F.

Ad: Assags, Shanghai

iDrysdale

2 2i812, ’ Hongkong

Lam Wing Yan, manager Societe Etablissements Arnoult—81,

Teng She Kou; Teleph. 952 (East);

Ikterxation' Motor Supply Co.- Cable Ad: Arnoult, Peiping and

City Hall Square; . Teleph. 23377; Akiyama Road, Tientsin

E. Arnoult (Peiping)

P.O. Box 492, Hongkong

China Radiator Co.—279; Chao Yang |

Nahmmac.uer, Carl—563, Avenue Foch; PeipingMin iStreet; Teleph. 4638 (East),

Teleph. 36320, Shanghai

Ghee Hsin Pottery—48, Szechuen |

Nanyang Motor Supply Co.—202, Road ; Teleph. 17471; Cable Ad r

Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. 19664, Cement, Shanghai

W. S. Y. Curtis, manager

Shanghai

Doughty & Co., C. J.—30, Brenan ]

Neuborg Motor iSeryice—162, Med- Doughtyoo,Road; Teleph. 27203; Cable Ad:

hurst Road, Shanghai Shanghai

P. H. Neuborg C. J. Doughty

Ross & Co., Alex.—Prince’s Building; Eastern Engineering Works—4, Lon-

don Road; Teleph. 31195; Cable Ad: ,

Teleph. 20027; Cable Ad: Rotunda, Vulca, Tientsin and 12, Szeohuen

Hongkong Road, Shanghai

W. W. Mackenzie N. F. Kelsey (Tientsin)

James Turner (Shanghai)

Shanghai Horse Bazaar and Motor

Co.—694, Bubbling Well Road: Te- Eastern China Engineering Co.—80,

Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. 16783,

|

leph. 30065, Shanghai

J. W. P. Marsh, manager Shanghai

Shun Woo Engineering Works — Elm & Co.—36, Jinkee Road; Teleph.

Point and Chusan . Roads; Teleph. 60801; C.

Cable Ad: Elmco, Shanghai

E. ILaees&ol, director

52082, Shanghai

Y. C. Kou, manager Fan, Robert—29, Szechuen Road; Te-

leph. 19395; Cable Ad: Rofan,

Thornycroft & Go.. Ltd., John I., Shanghai

Marine Engines, Motor Vehicles Gordon & Co., Ltd.—137, Szechuen

and Boilers— Pioneer Building, !

Nathan Road; Kowloon; Teleph. Road; Teleph. 61107; Cable Ad:

56752;;: Cable Ad: Thorny, Hong Hardware, F. B. Gauge

Shanghai

Kong

R. R. Roxburgh, manager far

China Great Light Electric Co.—440, North

S. D. Begg, assist, manager Szechuen Road; Teleph. 43256; j

T. A. Tremlin, engineer Cable Ad : Greatlight, Shanghai I

Union Motors, Inc.—192, Avenue King Pag Shin Fittings Co.—409,

Foch; Teleph. 30062; Cable Ad: Peking Road; Teleph. 12633; Cable

Unionmotors, Shanghai Ad : Kingpaoshu, Shanghai

o o% =

3 S = ”=

I?

II i* J5

ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA 1151

(SHIPBUILDING')

Lee Yu Kee

Central; — 24Ci21686;

Teleph. Des Vceux

Cable Road

Ad :

Building, Shanghai ROAD MACHINERY MANUFACTDRERS

Austin Manufacturing Company

Langdon & Co., E. W.—151, Avenue 400, North Michigan Avenue,,

Foch; Teleph. 31545; Cable Ad: Chicago, Illinois

Dotnlangco, Shanghai Cable Address: “Austin, Chicago.”

Oriental Engineering & Electro- Eastern Engineering Works, Ltd.—

Plating Works—85, Baikal Road; 4, London Road; Telephs. 31349 and

Teleph. 50542, Shanghai 31195; Cable Ad: Vulea, Tientsin

Plumbing Supply €o.—1206, Bubbling Hkng Chong Chang & Co.—147a,

Well Road; Teleph. 34802; Cable Broadway; Teleph. 42447, Shanghai

Ad: Plumbsupcom, Shanghai

E. A. Cuddy

Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co.—2,

Reiss, Massey & Co.—7, Queen’s Road Docks;Queen’s Buildings & Kowloon

Central; Teleph. 28009; Cable Ad : Teleph. 28020 and 58053;

Jostree, Hongkong P.O. Box 41; Cable Ad : Manifesto,

J. Ormiston Hongkong

Reyer & Co., A. A.—1506, Avenue Huh Hsing Engineering and Ship-

Joffre; Teleph. 30849, Shanghai building Works—Avenue de Beza-

ure; Teleph. Nahtab 1591 Shanghai

Shanghai Sanitary & Electric Co.—

329, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 12336; Italchina Engineering and Ship-

Cable Ad: iKigbtsanit, Shanghai building Works—24, The Bund;

Shanghai Waterworks Fittings Co., Teleph. Shanghai

10717 ; Cable'Ad : Italchina,

Ltd.—484, Kiangse Road; Teleph. U. M. T a veil a

60721, Shanghai

A. Jennings, manager Kiangnan Dock and Engineering

T. J. Goodman, engineer Works — Arsenal Road; Teleph.

Sargeant, P. A.—24, The Bund; Te- 61661; Cable Ad: Sinodock, Shang-

leph. 19790; P.O. Box 1777; Cable hai

Ad: Asenco, Shanghai King Chong Chang & Co.—RA. 609,

Twyford Engineering Co.—113, Rue Point Road; Teleph. 43360, Shang-

du Chaylard; Teleph. 30810, Cable hai

Ad: Twyford, Tientsin Koon Cheng Engineering Works—Ta

J. Twyford Thomas Chi Men; Teleph. 1028, Hankow

Y. C. Saen

R. iKapoostin, engineer New Engineering and Shipbuild-

ing Works,

tszepoo Road; Lid.,

Teleph.The50080;

—640,P.O.Yang-

Box

Warren & Co.,20269;

ing ; Teleph. C. E.—China

Cable Ad:Build-

War- 704;A. Cable Ad: Speedy, Shanghai

ren, Hongkong L. Blechynden

(L. B. Warren Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co.

—150, Broadway; Teleph. 51807;

SHIPBUILDING Cable Ad: Farnham, Shanghai

W. S. Burns, m.i.n.a., mang. dir.

Bailey & Co., W. S.—Kowloon Bay;

Teleph. 58021; Cable Ad: Seybourn, Sang Chin Engineering and Ship-

Hongkong building Works—300, Yulin Road;

W. S. Bailey Teleph. 50729, Shanghai

ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA—MALAYA

South China Motor Shipbuilding & Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering-

Repairing Works — St. George’s Co.-K. -Quarry Bay, Hongkong

E. 'Greig

Building; Teleph. 'ZSH'TZ-, P.6. Box

j 272; Cable Ad: Motyard, .Hong Wayside’s Iron Works—(LR. 222,

Kong JVIaqgregor Road; Teleph. 50335;

W. B. Haslett , ^lianghai

MALAYA, SIAM AND NETHERLANDS INDIA.

BOILERS Federated Engineering Co.—246,.

High Street; Teleph. 186; Kuala

Babcock ancB Wilox, Ltd.—B2 and

B3, Hongkong Bank Chambers; Teleph. Lumpur, Selangor

6261; Cable Ad: Babcock; Codes: Acme, ■E. W. Slavege

Bentley’s and Private, Singapore Fogden, Brisbane & Co., Ltd.—550,.

Havelock Road; Teleph. 3208; Cable

CIVIL ENGINEERS A.d,: Fogbane, Singapore

Allen, J.G.—3a, Union Street; Te- Gallinagh

leph. 404; Cable Ad : Alngry, Pen- Teleph. 3211; Cable Ad: Rein-

ang force, Singapore

Arbenz and Brewer—Union Building; Gammon (Malaya), Ltd.—11, Ocean

Teleph. 6071; Cable Ad: Arbenz, Building; Teleph. 5301/2; P.O. Box

233; Cable Ad: Gammon, Singa-

Singapore pore

Bangkok Dock & Co.—Teleph. 184; H. W. Cowling

Cable Ad: Progress, Bangkok, Gammon & Hall- (F.M.S.), L td.—1,.

Siam } Station ' Road; Teleph, 683; P.O.

Chan Sow Lin & Co.—74a, Ampang BIpoh,' fox 49 ; Cable . Ad: Struqtural,

‘Perak

Road; Teleph. 205; . Cable Ad :

Meelee, Kuala Lumpur, (Selangor Hubbaqk, Theodore R.—Bukit Betong,

Chung & Wong—Union Building; Pahang ' - T■

. Teleph. 7257, Singapore Irving, John II.—3, Low Road:

Etablissements Brossard Mopin— Kuala Teleph. 61; Cable Ad: : Irving,

French Bank Building, .Raffles Kangsar, Perak

Place; Cable Ad: Brdser.pioi, .UcKaoN. J.M.—7, Malacca ,Street;

' Singapore Telepjl. 6493; Cable’ Ad: Jackson,

Evans & Co., TT.W. Sethi Road; Singapbrfe

Teleph. 137; P.o. ^OX 13; Cable

Ad: Ewyahsco; Seremban. Negri LimTeleph. k. Seah—13b, Change Alley;:

-6594; Cable Ad:

Sembilan

H. W. Evans seng, Svug^pp^ . Keng-

Perry &.Co., (Oversea),, Ltd—Hnug-

Every, A.C.—P.O. Box 284,1 Kuala k'bng' B ant Ch&inbers ; Tel f»ph, 6293 ;

( Lumpur, Selangor Cable" Ad : UTi'Iitji,' Sing^pope

ENGINEERING SECTION FOR MAiLAYA 1153

(CONSULTING—ELEiGTRICAE)

Red path Brown Co., L.td. Glas- Ckossley, T.A.—133, Kelawei Road,

gow), Structural iSteell Work for Penang

Buildings, etc. — Hongkong Bank

Buildings; P.0. Box 416; Teleph.

6098; Cable Ad: Colum, Singapore Flowerdew & Co., A.H.—P.O. Box

. li&,6; Telefih. 4044; Cable Ad:

J. N. Orr, representative Flowerdew, Kuala Lumpur, Selan-

gor

Loco, Singapore JJCil^OWCC, J- oucug

D. C. Edgar (Singapore) Centr \l Engine. Works, (Ltd.—65,

J. W. Hunt (Penang) -Geylang Road; Teleph. 5814; Cable

Ad: Central, Singapore; 48, Lahat

CONSULTING ENGINEERS Road; Teleph. ?78; Ipoh, Perak;

7, McArthur Street; Teleph. 241,

Christiani and Nielsen (Siam), Ltd. Kuala Lumpur

(Singapore) ;

—Cable Ad: 'Concrete, Bangkok ? A.R.' B.'Langston

A. Elliott (Tnoh)

H. Norgaard D. M. Scott (Kuala Lumpur)

O. C. Larsen

87

1152 ENGINEER I NO SECTION FOR CHINA—MALAYA

South China Motor Shipbuilding & Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering-

Repairing Works — St. George’s , i Co.—Quarry Bay, Hongkong

Building; Teleph. 23772:; P.6. ‘Box K. .E,‘Greig:

272; QaSTe Ad: Motyard, .Hong Way-side’s Iron Works—(LR. 222,

KOng Maqgregor Road; Teleph. 50335;.

W. B. Saslett . Shanghai

1152 ADVERTISEMENT

CIVIL, MECH4IMIC4L WD ELECTRICAL

ENGINEERS, DREDGE & SHIP BLILDERS,

STEEL AND IRON FOUNDERS

Largest Machinery Stockists in the East

UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED

(Incorporated in the Straits Settlements)

SINGAPORE

Branches

MALACCA, SEREMBAN KUALA-LUMPUR,

IPOH, PENANG, BANGKOK & RANGOON

Evans & Co., H.W.^Sethl Road; Singapore

Teleph.Evahsco;

Ad:' 137; F.O.Sqremjbah,

Box 13; Cable Lim & Seah—13b, 'Change Alley;

Negri

Sembilan Teleph. - - ©594 ;- Cable Ad : Keng-

H. W. Evans '' seng, Siugappiff; ; , s : .

Every, A.C.- P.O. Box 284; Kuala ; . kdng' 1&Bank

Perry Co., (Oversea), Ltd —Hnng-

)Cht«nbers L Te! e ah. -ma;

. Lumpur, Selangor ! Cable Ad V ' I'iility,' Si^pote

ENGINEERING SECTION FOR MAFAYA 1153

(pONiSULTING—ELECTRICAL)''

Red path Brown Co., Ltd. Glas- CROSSEEy, T.A.—133, Kelawei Road,

gow), Structural iS'teell Work for Penang

Buildings, etc. —Hongkong Bank

Buildings; P.O. Box 416; T^eleph.

6098; Cable Ad: Oolum, Singapore Flowerdew & Co.r A.H.—P.O. Box

. 1S6; Telefjh. 4044; Cable Ad:

J. N. Orr, representative F'lowerdew, Kuala Lumpur, Selan-

Robb & Nilsson—Sungei I’atani; gor

Cable Ad: Nilrob, iKedah and 2, A. H. Flowerdew

F.M.lS. Railway Building; Teleph. Henggler & Martin—8, Java Street;

1318; Codes: A.B.C. & Bentleys, Teleph. 'SISG; P.O. Box 140; Cable

Penang Ad: Henggler, Kuala Lumpur,

iL. T. A. Robb Selangor

F. L. Nilsson

Hindhede

Swan and Maclaren—Hongkong Bank Building; Teleph. Co., Ltd.—Laidlaw

Chambers; Teleph. 4317; Cable Ad : 276; Cable Ad: Naiti, 7526; P.O. Box

Framboise, Singapore and Straits Singapore

Trading Building, Kuala Lumpur,

Selangor Mackie, D.lD.—tS, Winchester House;

Teleph. 7877; Cable Ad: Mackie,

Thomas

Teleph.& Hornidge—23, Street; Singapore ‘

215; Cable Ad:HaleTaponga,

Ipoh, Perak Osborne & Chappel—Teleph. 510;

Cable Ad: Felspar, Ipoh, Perak

United Engineers, Limited—River

Valley Road; Cable Ad: Uniteers, Pollard, Thomas H.—Teleph. 5394;

Singapore and 87, Bishop Street,

Teleph. 31, Malacca and Lahat Cable Ad: Pollard, Bangkok, Siam

Road; Teleph. 21, Ipoh, Perak and Ritchie & Bisset—G-S, Union Build-

Banmai; P.O. Box 72, Bangkok ing; Teleph. 7105; Cable Ad:

J. A. P. Strachan (Singapore) Ritchie Arcade, Singapore

Van Langenberg & Son, T.C.—19, Old F. G. Ritchie

Market Square; Teleph. 3803; W. Marshall

Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

T. 0. van Langenberg, f.i.a.a., Thomas & Hornidge—23, Hale

Street; Teleph. 215; Cable Ad:

l.r.i.b.a., partner Taponga, Ipoh, Perak

V. S. van Lamgenberg, f.i.a.a.

l.r.i.b.a., partner Wakeiokd & Lowndes—98, Robinson

Wong & Co., S.M.—6, Raffles Place; Road; Cable

P.O. Box 669; Teleph. 3412;.

Telephs. 6787, Singapore L. T.Ad: Jipco, Singapore

Wakeford

Young & Co., Ltd., R.—1, Penang

Road; Teleph. 542; P.O. . Box 359; ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS

Cable Ad: Loco, Penang and 7,

Hale Street; Cable Ad: Ahead, Beng Swee & Co., Ltd.—41, Bishop

Ipoh, Perak and 25/29, Orchard Street; Teleph. 697; Cable Ad:

Road; Teleph. 4308; Cable Ad: Bengswee, Penang

Loco, Singapore

D. C. Edgar (Singapore) Central

J. W. Hunt (Penang) -Geylang Engine Works,5814;

Road; Teleph. Ltd.—65,

Cable

Ad : . Central, ,Singapore; 48, Lahat

CONSULTING ENGINEERS Road; Teleph. 378; Ipoh, Perak;

7, McArthur Street; Teleph. 241,

Christiani and Nielsen (Siam), Ltd. KuaJa Lumpur

R. ‘ B. Langston (Singapore) ■

—Cable Ad: Concrete, Bangkok A. A. Elliott (Inch)

H. Norgaard D. M. Scott (Kuala Lumpur)

O. O. Larsen

87

1154 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR MALAYA

(GEN E RAL—MECHANICAL)

Chan Sow Lin & Co.—74a, Ampang The Machinists Store—185, High

Road; Teleph. 235; Cable Ad: Street; Teleph. '2308; Cable Ad:

Meelee, Kuala Lumpur Leehung, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Crompton, Parkinson, Ltd.—8, Sta- Marryat & Scott, Ltd.—6, Raffles

tion Road ; Teleph. 21; Cable Ad : Place, Singapore

Acmotor, Ipoh, Perak

English Electric -Co., Ltd.—<3, Hale Martin Electric Co.—58, High

iStreet; Teleph. 305; Teleph. 305; Street; Teleph. 6389, Singapore

P.O. Box 69; Cable Ad: Eneleotico,

Ipoh, Perak Morey & Co., John—29, Stamford

S. F. Colman, manager Road; Teleph. 7558; Cable Ad:

Federated Engineering Co. — 246, Johnmorey,

J. , J. Morey

Singapore

High Street; Teleph. 186; Kuala

Lumpur National Electrade, The—42, Raffles

E. W. Savege Chambers; Teleph. 7001; Cable Ad :

Fonghin & Watts—64. Wallich Street; Electrade, Singapore

Teleph. 7582; Cable Ad: Seeben- Peninsular Light iService, Ltd.—5,

gong, Singapore Weld Road; Teleph.

. Gallinagh & Co.—6, Raffles Place; langorPeninsular, Kuala 418; Cable Ad:

Lumpur, Se-

Teleph. 3211; Cable Ad: Reinforce,

Singapore Standard Telephones & Cables, Ltd.

General Electric Co.—12, Battery —57, Robinson Road ; Teleph. 5069;

P.O. Box 553; Cable Ad: Micro-

Road; Teleph. 5858; P.O. Box 203; phone, Singapore

Cable Ad: YanUer, Singapore;

4, Market Street; Teleph. 1901; and

P.O. Box 256; Cable Ad: Magnet, Taiping Electrical Supply Co.—86,

Kuala Lumpur, Selangor Main Road; Cable Ad: Electeer,

R. O. Giggins Taiping, Perak

Huttenbach, Lazarus & Sons—1, United Engineers, Limited—River

Holland Road; Teleph. 4246; P.O. Valley Road; Cable Ad: Uniteers,

Singapore; 87, Bishop Street;

Box 255; Cable Ad: Agentship, Teleph.

Kuala Lumpur, Selangor and Brew- Teleph. 731, Penang; 1, River Side;

31, Malacca and Lahat

ster Road; Teleph. 54; P.O. Box Road;

124; Cable Ad: Huttenbach, Ipoh, Banmai;Teleph. 21, Ipoh, Perak and

P.O. Box 72, Bangkok

Perak J. A. P. Strachan, (Singapore)

J. M. Mather (Kuala Lumpur)

A. Yell (Ipoh)

Wakeford & Lowndes—98, Robinson'

Johnson & Philips, Ltd., London— Road; Teleph. 3412; Cable Ad:

39, Hale Street; Cable Ad: Simit, Jipco, .Singapore

Ipoh, Perak

J. Hilton GENERAL ENGINEERS

Kinta Electrical Distribution Co.— African & Eastern (Malaya), Ltd.—

; 85a, Belfield Street; Teleph. 617; 144b, Robinson Road; Teleph. 5943;

Cable Ad : Kedco, Ipoh, Perak

H. Kingdon-Rowe Cable Ad: Degama, Singapore

H. Morris

Kyle, Palmer & Co.—84, Belfield Babcock & Wilcox Ltd.—Hongkong

Street; Teleph. '560; Cable Ad: Bank Chambers; Teleph. 6261; Cable

Kylpa, Ipoh, Perak Ad:P. Babcock,'Singapore

H. W. Labrooy M. Scott

ENGINEERING SECTION FOR MALAYA 1155

(ELECTRICAL—GENERAL)

Bakeb, Perkins, Ltd.—3a, Malacca Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Ltd., William

Street; Teleph. 3747; P.O. Box 336; Co.;—Ocean Building; Teleph. 5216;

Cable Ad: Uniwash, Singapore Cable Ad: Expanded, Singapore;

H. Foster and 8, Beach Street; Teleph. 351,

Penang and 120, Belfield Street;

Barrow, Brown & Co., Ltd.—Tapan Teleph. 114; Ipoh, Perak and 23,

Hua Takay; Teleph. 435; Cable Java Stfeet; ■ Teleph. 625, Kuala

Ad: Leather, Bangkok, Siam Lumpur

Borneo Co., Ltd.—1, Station Road; Kwong Thoong Cheong Foundry—

Teleph! 660; Cable Ad: Borneo, 80a, Lahat Road; Teleph. 178;

Ipoh, Perak and Soerabaya Cable Ad : Changfatt, Ipoh, Perak

Brown & Co., George—P.O. Box 250; Pratt, W. H.—P.O. Box 66; Teleph.

Teleph. 1250; Cable Ad: Filer, 36; Cable Ad: Pratt, Seremban,

N. Sembilan

Penang

Butler & Webster—Seekak Phya Sri; Siam Architects (Import)—Asdang

Road; Tteleph. 646; Cable Ad:

Teleph. 600; Cable Ad: Autos, Healey, Bangkok, Siam

Bangkok N". G. Colley, manager

G. E. Brew

Cobb & Co.—149, Cecil Street; Teleph. Sim Heng & Co.—37, Prinsep Street ;

3240; Cable Ad: Cobbish, Singa- Teleph. 4292; Cable Ad: Linen,

pore and 29, Station Road; Cable Singapore

Ad: Cobanco, Ipoh, Perak

George E. Cobb (Singapore) Simplex Concrete Piles (Malaya),

Craig & Co., James—Teleph. 58; Ltd.—Union Building; Teleph. 4902;

Cable Ad: Experience, Klang, Se- P.O. co,

Box 533; Cable Ad: Simplex-

Singapore

langor

C. J. TL Grieve Singapore Slipway and Teleph.

Engineering

-Diethelm & Co., Ltd.—117, Market Cable Co.—Tanjong Pagar; 5687;

Street; Cable Ad: Diethelmco, Ad: Slipway, Singapore

Singapore and P.O. Box 14; Cable E. G. James

Ad: iDiethelm, Bangkok MECHANICAL ENGINEERS

Deli Estates and Engineering and Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd.—Teleph.

General Union—Cable Ad : Estade- 184; Cable Ad: Progress, Bangkok,

lun; Teleph. 355, Medan, Sumatra

Siam

Getz Brothers & Co.—55, Robinson ' Cf.NTR\l Engine Works, Ltd.—65,

Road; Teleph. 5041; Cable Ad: tieyiang Road, Teleph. 5814; Cable

Getz, Singapore Ad: Central, Singapore and 48,

Guthrie & Co.—24, Battery Roaii; Lahat Road; Teleph. 378, Ipoh,

Teleph. 5133; Cable Ad: Guthrie, Perak and 7, McArthur Street;

Teleph. 241, Kuala Lumpur

Singapore Kuala Lumpur

Euttenbach, Lazarus & Sons—-1, Hol- R. B. Langston (Singapore)

land Road; Teleph. 4226; P.O. Box A. A. Elliott (Ipoh)

255; Cable Ad: Agentship, Kuala D. M- Scott (Kuala Lumpur)

Lumpur and 5, Beach Street; Chan Sow Lin W Co., Ltd.—74a, Am-

Cable Ad: Habiture, Penang pang Road; Teleph. 235; Cable Ad:

International Engineering Co., Inc. Melee, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

—Chartered Bank Lane; Teleph. 1 Gumming, Charles E.—Floral Villa,

1689; Cable Ad: Gysesom, Bangkok, Lahat Road; Teleph. 44;.Cable Ad:

Siam

H. F. Scholtz ' Cummingj’ IpqhV''Perak

87*

1156 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR MALAYA

(MECHANICAL—MINING)

Fleming Brothers—Lahat Road; Te- Brash & -Smith—110, Belfield Street;

leph. 152; Cable Ad: Fleming, Ipoh, Teleph. 116; Cable Ad: Granite,

Perak Ipoh, Perak

Gallinagh & Co.—6, Raffles Place; Corbett, M.C.—Teleph. 6; Cable Ad:

Teleph. 3211; Cable Ad: Rein- Corbett, Ipoh, Perak

forced, Singapore

James Gallinagh De Villa, E.M.—P.O. Box 634; Cable

Ad : Geologist; Codes: Acme, Bent-

Federated Engineering Co., (Ltd.— ley’s, Broomhall’s, Singapore and

246, High Street; Teleph. 186; Kua- 118. Imiheuble du Credit Foncier,

la Lumpur, Selangor Hanoi

Huttenbach, (Lazarus & Sons—1, Hol- Flowerdew & Co., A.H.—Golf View

land Road; Teleph. 4246- P.O. Box Road; Teleph. 4044; P.O. Box 156;

265; Cable Ad: Agentship, Kuala Cable Ad: Flowerdew, (Kuala Lum-

Lumpur, Selangor and Brewster

Road; Teleph. 54; P.O. Box 124; pur, Selangor

Cable Adi: Huttenbach, Ipoh, Perak Gild, H.—14, Union Building, Coll-

Evans & Co., H.W.—Seremban, Negri Gild, yer Quay; Teleph. 2553; Cable Ad :

iSembilan (Singapore

H. W. Evans Gould, G.D.—Thab Sakae; Cable Ad:

Kyle, Palmer & Co., Ltd.—84, Bel- Gould, South Siam

field Street; Teleph. 660; Cable Ad: Henggeler & Martin, Ltd.—8, Java

Kylpa, Ipoh, Perak Street; Teleph. 3136; P.O. Box 140;

(Linde & Teves—Cable Ad: Linde- i Cable Ad: Henggeler, Kuala Lum-

pur, Selangor

teves, Semarang

United Engineers, Limited —River Kyle, Palmer & Co.—84, Belfield

Valley Road; Cable Ad: Uniteers, Street; Teleph. 560; Cable Ad:

Singapore and 87, Bishop (Street; Kylpa, Ipoh, Perak

Teleph. 731, Penang and 1, River

Side; Teleph. 31, Malacca and Lahat

Road; Teleph. 21, Ipoh, Perak and Liddelow, C.C.W.—P.O. Box 269;

Cable Ad: Liddelow, Penang

Banmai; P.O. Box 72, Bangkok

Wakefield & Co., (Ltd.—90, Robinson McMahon, T.—Teleph. 6; Cable Ad:

Road; Teleph. 4665; Cable Ad: McMahon, Ipoh, Perak

Castrol, Singapore Morrison, W.L.H. — Ipoh, Perak;

J. A. Mactavish Code: A.B.C. 5th Bromhall’s Im-

Wakeford and Lowndes—98, Robinson perial

Road; Teleph. 3412; Cable Ad: Osborne & Chapped — Teleph. Ipoh

Jipco, (Singapore 510-11; Cable Ad: Felspar, Ipoh,

Wearne Brothers, Ltd. — Gopeng Perak

Road; Teleph. 782; Cable Ad:

Wearne, Ipoh, Perak Park & Francis, Ltd.—15, Old

Market Street; Teleph. 1499; P.O.

Box 66; Cable Ad: Parkvale,

MINING. ENGINEERS Kuala (Lumpur, Selangor

Philips

Audas, J.V.—Brewster Road; Cable Buildings; , A.J.—4, F.M.S. Railway

Ad: Audas, Ipoh, Perak Teleph. 1319; Cable Ad:

Philliptin, Penang

ENGINEERING SECTION FOR MALAYA 1.1,57

< MOTOR)

Vaughan & Co., (L.—P.O. Box 381; Oriental Motors—46, Orchard Road;

Teleph. 3188; Cable Ad: Vaugham, Teleph. 3353; Cable Ad: Orient-

Kuala Lumpur, Selangor motor, Singapore

Wilson, Herbert—Bl, Hongkong Perak Motors—32, Lahat Road; Te-

Bank Chambers; Cable Ad: (Des- leph. 506; Cable Ad : Peramo, Ipoh,

demona, iSingapore Perak

Wong & Co., S.Y.—8, Raffles Place; Siam Motors, Ltd.—Bangkok, Siam

Teleph. 6787; Singapore L. E. Heather

MOTOR ENGINEERS Singapore Motors — 315, Orchard

Road; Teleph. 3128; Cable Ad:

Borneo Motors, Ltd. & Borneo Chev- Singmotors, Singapore

rolet, Ltd.—68, Orchard Road; Straits Motor Garage—41, Orchard

Cable Ad: Borneocar, Singapore Road; Teleph. 4210; Cable Ad:

and Farquhar

Penang Street;Road;

and Brewster Teleph. 668,

Teleph. Stramoto, Singapore

475; Ipoh, Periak and Setul Road; F. A. Jones

Teleph. 302, Seremban, Negri Sem-

bilan Thornycroft (Singapore) Ltd. —

F. E. Dilley (Singapore) Thornycroft House; Teleph. 5501;

Cable Ad: Thornycroft, Singapore

Butler & Webster—Seekak Phya Sri Codes: Bentley and Lombard

Bangkok; Teleph. 600; Cable Ad : Merton H. Brown

Autos, Bangkok

United Motor Works, Ltd.—89, Or-

Cycle & Carriage Co. (1926), (Ltd.— chard Road; Teleph. 7142; Cable

41, Orchard Road; Teleph. 5944; Ad : Yeesoh, Singapore

Cable Ad: Cyclecarri, iSingapore

Grant & Co., D.M.—17, Cavanagh United Motors Co.—3, Jalan Patani;

Road; Teleph. 7125, Singapore Teleph. 20; Cable Ad: Motor,

Kuala Kangsar, Perak

Italasia, Ltd.—60, Orchard Road; Universal Cars, [Ltd.—45, Orchard

Teleph. 5148; Cable Ad: Fiat, Road; Teleph. .2804; Cable Ad:

Singapore and 20, Northam Road; Universal, Singapore; and Gopeng

Teleph. 1335, Penang and 23, Tender- Road; Teleph. 712; Ipoh, Perak;

son Road; Teleph. 519, Ipoh, Perak and Robertson Road; Cable Ad:

Lyons Motors, (Ltd.—92, Orchard Fordsales, Kuala Lumpur

Road; Teleph. 5811; Cable Ad: Wearne Brothers, Ltd.—45, Orchard

Centramoto, Singapore Road; Cable Ad: Wearne, Singa-

Malayan Motors, Ltd.—14/20, Or- pore ; and 30, Anson Road; Teleph.

chard Road; Teleph. 5921; Cable 258, Penang; and Teleph. 782. Ipoh,

Ad: Malaymotor, Singapore Perak; and Rodger Street; Teleph.

E. W. Slight 295; Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Malacca Motor Garage—81, Jonker SANITARY ENGINEERS

Street; Teleph. 192; Cable Ad:

Motorgarage, Malacca Central Engine Works, Ltd.—65,

Metcalfe’s — 60, Brewster Road; Geyland Road; Teleph. 5814; Cable

Teleph. 350; Cable Ad : Metmotors, Ad: Central, Singapore; and 48,

Ipoh, Perak Lahat Road; Teleph. 378; Ipoh,

A. Metcalfe Perak; and 7, McArthur Street;

Teleph. 241, Kuala Lumpur.

1158 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR MALAYA

(SANITARY—SHIPBUILDING)

Federated Engineering Co. — 246, United Engineers Limited — River

High Street; Teleph. 186; Kuala Valley Road; Cable Ad: Uniteers^

Singapore; and 87, Bishop Street^

OLumpur Teleph. 731, Penang; and 1, River

Fonghin & Watts Co.—64, Wallich and Side; Teleph. 31, Malacca; and

Street; Teleph. 7558; Cable Ad: Perak; Lahat Road; Teleph. 21, Ipoh,

Seebengong, Singapore and Banmai; P.O. Box 72,

Bangkok

Hill & Co., W.—122, Orchard Road; Young & Co., Ltd., R.—1, Penang

Teleph. 7450; Cable Ad: Sprays, Road; Teleph. 542, Penang; 25,

Singapore. , Orchard Road; Teleph. 4038 : Cable

,W. Hill Ad: ILoooi, Singapore and 7, Hale

Street; Teleph. 050; Cable Ad:

Hoe Boon Leong—60, Selegie Street; Ahead, Ipoh, Perak

Teleph 3633; Cable Ad: Hoeboon-

leong, Singapore SHIPBUILDING

Singapore Hume Pipe Co.—6th, Bukit Bangkok Dock & Co.—Teleph. 184;

Timak Road; Teleph. 5278; Cable Cable Ad: Progress, Bangkok,

Ad: Humesinga, Singapore Siam

C. H. Unbehaun

ENGINEERING SECTION FOR PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 1159

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.

CIVIL ENGINEERS Vulcano Engineering Co.—521, M. de

la Industria; San Nicolas; Teleph.

Atlantic, Gulf & Pacific Co. of 22826, Manila

Manila—71, M. de la Industria,

San Nicolas; Teleph. 22051; P.O. CONSULTING ENGINEERS

Box 626; Cable Ad: Dredging,

Manila Cranston, H.D.—428, Kneedler Build-

Baugh, N. R.—P.O. Box 1693; Te- ing, Sant/a Cruz; Teleph. 2-42-62,

leph. 51144; Manila Manila

^Davies, W. B.—1108, Pennsylvania, Enrique, C., Sto. Tomas—Heacock

Malate; Teleph. 57516; Cable Ad : Building; Teleph. 2-14-75; P.O.

Wabladavis, Manila Box 2988; Cable Ad: Costmas,

Manila

Enrique. C. Sto. Tomas—Heacock General Machinery Co., Inc.—P.O.

Building, Escolta; Teleph. 2-14-75; Box 2879; Teleph. 23196; Cable Ad:

Cable Ad: Costtmas, Manila Gemaco, Manila

■J. W. Karsten

Manila Builders Corporation—411, Honolulu Iron Works Co.—60-118, Se-

Heacock Building; Teleph. 2-14-75; cond Street, Port Area; Teleph;

P.O. Box 2988, Manila 23213, Manila

Moreta’s Consulting, Designing and Manila Builders Corporation—411,

Engineering Office—37, Florida; Heacock Building; Teleph. 2-14-75j

Ermita; Teleph. 55504, Manila P.O. Box 2988, Manila

Myers, Buck Co., Inc.—316, Car- Moreta’s Consulting,

riedo; Teleph. 21610, Manila

J. L. Myers Engineering Office — Designing

37, Florida,&

Ermita; Teleph. 55504, Manila

Odum and Cantera Engineering Co. Philippine Engineering Co., Inc.—

—Peoples Bank Building; Binondo, 936, Raon, Quiapo; P.O. Box 766;

Manila Teleph. 22305: Cable Ad : Phiienco,

W. J. Odum Manila

Rowlands, S.iD.—‘221, National City . F. Bauman

Bank Building; P.O. Box 2631; Sidler, A.—627, Rizal Avenvte. Santa

Teleph. 22703; Cable Ad: Row- Cruz; Teleph. 21841; P.O. Box 251,

coneng, Manila Manila

Russell, C.—P.O. Box 1009, Manila Wilson & Co., Inc., Fred.— 55,

Barraca, San Nicolas; Teleph.

Sazon, Florentino 0.—900, Antonio 49831; P.O. Box 276; Cable Ad:

Rivera, Tondo, Manila Fredwilco, Manila

Soler, C.—311, Perez Samanillo CONSTRUCTIONAL ENGINEERS

Buildmg, Escolta, Binondo; Te-

leph. 21602, Manila

Enrique, C., iSto. Tomas—Heacock

Siochi & Co., Inc.. Pedro—347, San Building; Telephs. 2-14-75; P.O.

Mercelino; P.O. Box 2764; Teleph. Box 2988; Cable Ad: Costmas,

57421, Manila Manila

1160 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR. PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

'(GENERAL—SHIPBUILDING)

Manila Builders Corporation, The— Elmac, Inc.—627, Rizal Avenue; P.0‘,

411, Heacock Building; Teleph. Box 625; Teleph. 2-35-31; Cable Ad;

. 2-14-76; P.O. Box 298S, Manila Tehaselmac, Manila

W. Tuecher

Nell Co., Edward J.—680, Dasmarin-

das, Binondo; Teleph. 22975; P.O. General Machinery Co., Inc. 132,

Box 1640; Cable Ad : Neled, Manila Juan Luna, Binondo; P.O. Box

2879 ; Teleph. 23196 ; Cable Ad :

Philippine Engineering Co., Inc. — Gemaeo, Manila

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Macao is situated

E. longitude, on a rockyin peninsula,

22 deg. 11. renowned,

min. 30 sec.long N. latitude,

before theandPortuguese

113 deg. 32settled

min. 30onsec.it,

for its safe harbour for junks and small vessels. The Portuguese, who had already

settled on the island of Lampacao, and frequented for trading purposes Chin-chew,

Lianpo, Tamao,

missionary, died),andfirstSan-choan

took up (St.theirJohn’s Island,at where

residence MacaoFrancis

in 1557.Xavier, the after

Shortly celebrated

their

arrival in this part of the world, the Viceroy of Canton, powerless himself to perform

the task, offered to present the barren peninsula to the Portuguese if they should

succeed in subduing the notorious pirate, Shan-si-lau, who styled himself “ King of

the islands of Canton” and, with his force of 12,000 men and 100 armed junks and

lorchas, levied tribute

to blockade‘the port ofasCanton.

far as theThemouth of themanned

Portuguese Yangtszeand andarmed

even went

a fewso vessels

far as

and succeeded in raising the blockade of Canton and

of Macao soon afterwards began to rise, and during the eighteenth century tradeclearing the seas. The town

flourished

it. The East there,India theCompany

difficulty andof residence

the DutchatCompany Canton had greatly contributingintowards

establishments Macao.

reiraMacao was held

do Amaral in 1848by refused

the Portuguese

to pay theat rental

a rentalanyof 500 Taelsanda year

longer, untildrove

forcibly Governorout Fer-

the

Chinese Custom-house, and with it every vestige of Chinese authority. This bold stroke

cost him his life on 22nd August, 1849, for he was waylaid

near the Barrier of Porta Cerco, and his head was taken to Canton. This political and barbarously murdered

assassination bysynchronised with anlieutenant

attempt Mesquita.

at an armedTheinvasion, which,of Portugal

however,

overdefeated

was the peninsula Amaral’s doughty

was formally recognised by China in the Treaty sovereignty

signed with Portugal

in 1887.

In November, 1901, an Envoy Extraordinary arrived from Portugal, his mission being

to arrangeThe

Colony. withlinetheofChinese Government

demarcation submitted for by

a delimitation of the boundary

the Envoy included of the

certain islands

which the Chinese Government refused to acknowledge as being part of the

Portuguese

a concessioncolony, for aandrailway the Envoy, while not

from Macao successful The

to Canton. in gaining

convention,this point, secured

however, did

not meet with the approval of the C6rtes at Lisbon, and Senhor Branco came

toChinese

the East again in 1904. In November a new agreement

Government, but the Government at Lisbon regarded the terms as far from was arranged with the

satisfactory, and refused ratification. It was announced in the local Press that a

$4,000,000 for the construction of the railway, but there are no indications atof

syndicate of Chinese and Portuguese capitalists had subscribed _ a capital

present

whether ofa a railway

commencement throughbeing made with

a district the work,

so well providedand with

it is generally

waterwaysdoubted

would

prove

1904. In accordance with the Treaty of 1887 the Governments of China inandNovember,

remunerative. A new Commercial Treaty was arranged with China Portugal

in 1909 appointed

dencies, but ChinaCommissioners

would not admittoPortugal’s

delimitate title

the boundaries

to half theof territory

Macao andclaimed,

its Depen-

and

the Portuguese Commissioner interrupted the negotiations after they had been in

progress nearly four months and proposed referring the dispute to The Hague

Arbitration Tribunal. China definitively refused to agree to this, and so the position

remains as it has

diction over the always

island ofbeen. In 1910

Colo wan the Portuguese

by clearing the placeauthorities

of a piraticalasserted

hordetheir

whichjuris-

had

terrorised the whole delta.

the year 1870, at the end of the narrow, connecting sandy isthmus. Two principalin

The colony is separated from the large island of Heung-shan by an arch, built

ranges of hills, one running from south to north, the other from east to west, may be

considered

place. On astheforming

lofty mountan angle, the base

eastward, calledof Cacjilha,

which leans uponenclosing

is a fort, the riverthe or hermitage-

anchoring

1164 MACAO

ofqf Na. Sra. de Guia, and westward

Na. Sra. da Penha; entering a wide semi-circular is Lilian, on the topbay, of which

which stands

faces thetheeast,

hermitage-

on the

right hand stands the fort San Francisco; and on the

Seen from the roads or from any of the forts crowning the several low hills, Macao left, that of N. Sra. de Bom Parto.is

extremely picturesque. The public and private buildings are gaily painted and the

streets kept very clean.

Camoes, In theonce townthethere resortareofseveral places of Portuguese

the celebrated interest. poet The Camoes,

Gardensareandworth Grotto

seeing,of

as, also, are the noble facade of the ancient Jesuit church of San Paulo, burnt in 1835, and

the Avenida Vasco

architectural pretensions,da Gama. and theThevarious

Cathedralparishis achurches

large plain are structure having-ugly

stucco edifices, no:

without

Yo-raak, and abouttawdry

16 miles within.

from Pleasant excursions bycansteam

Macao, accessible be made to theInHot

launch. Springs

winter, snipeof

are to be found in the neighbourhood and afford good sport.

Owing to its being open to the south-west breezes and to the quietude always

grevailing, M acao has become a frequent retreat of invalids and business men from

longkong and other neighbouring ports and there are several good modern hotels.

After the cession of Hongkong to the British, the trade of Macao declined rapidly

and the coolie traffic subsequently developed there gave it a certain notoriety. This

traffic, pregnant with abuses, was abolished in 1874. Tea continues to be an

articleexported

also of export, to someas wellextent.

as fire-crackers, tobaccosome

There is likewise and trade

preserves.

in opium.Essential oils are

Silk filatures,

brick and cement works, and other factories have been established. The commercial

activity of the place, however, so far as the Portuguese are concerned, is a thing of the

past.

As the harbour has long shown signs of silting up, various projects have been

prepared

a very bigforscheme its improvement,

was preparedbut30until recently

years ago bylittleSenhor

has been done. Loureiro,

Adolpho A detailedbutplanwasof

pigeon-holed by the home Government. The matter was raised again, however,

was some

to10 orMacao

12 years

to make later,investigations.

and another expert He madeengineer, Senhor Costello

a few emendations to the Branco,

original plan, sent

but

his report suffered the same fate as its predecessor. Then came the great constitutional

change in Portugal with the promise of a greater measure of autonomy for the Colonies,

and

Hugothedeneed of harbour

Lacerda, who hadimprovement

planned andwassuperintended

pressed again,thewith the result

important that works

harbour Admiralat

Lourencjo Marques, was sent out to make a report. He has introduced important

modifications

the improvement in the original

of the innerscheme.

harbour, Whereas

Admiral the earlierscheme,

Lacerda’s schemeswhilecontemplated

embracing onlythis,

provides, as its main feature, for the creation of a harbour for large vessels in front

oftiontheof city. The

the considerable work for making

fleet offishing the

junksindustryinner

which tradeharbour better fitted for the accommoda-

and engage in the important is nowbetween Macao

in a very and neighbouring

advanced ports

state of progress.

There

tion. have By means been ofextensive

a Deauville reclamations, and some

rai 1 way running substantial

across the neck ofsea-walls are nowthe

the peninsula, in posi-

mud

excavated

main featurefrom theouter

of the innerharbour

harbourworks was dumped on theanchorage

is a protected other side tonear the Barrier.vessels

accommodate The

atdrawing

low tides up toand23 23feet,ft.and a longtides.

at high deep-water channel of approach, giving a depth of 14 ft.

GuiaOwing

and

to exhausted.

aHillconcession

was the long drought

has been The need

obtained

in for

1929 the drinking

fromgood

water supply from

the Municipalwater Council

the reservoir

has for

beenthekeenly

on

supplyfeltof

portable water, while boring operations have been attended with some success.

followingThe new year Macao-Shekki

as far as Cheihang motor(30road, miles).started in 1928 was completed in the

The installation of automatic telephones was inaugurated in December, 1929.

The Hongkong, Cantonbetween

and Macao Steamboat Company and,and a Chinese

times,Company

amaintain

regular aservice

regularalsoservicebetween MacaoMacao and Hongkong

and Canton. The distance infrom

normalMacao tothere

Hong-is

kong is 40£ miles, and to Canton 88 miles. Macao is connected with Hongkong by

telegraph

Colowan, and wireless. The

is, approximately,—Chinese, population of Macao, with its dependencies of Taipa and

tion, 3,915—a total of 83,722. Macao is79,807; garrisonednon-Chinese, mostly oftroops.

with Portuguese Portuguese extrac-

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DIRECTORY

Ig. ptj ^ Ou mnn too ch‘ii

Governador da Colonia—Tenente Coronel de Artilharia, Comcurs-o do Estado

Maior, Antonio Jos4 Bernado de Miranda

Ajudante

Secretario deParticular

Campo, Capita© JoseGovernador—

de S. Exa-o da Cruz Bibeiro

Dr. Pedro da Rocha

Fiel de Palacio do Governo—Joaquim da Silva Ferraz

GOVERNO DE MACAU Auxiliar dos Services de Dragagens—

Manuel Porfirio

CONSELHO DO GoVEKNO Apontador—Estanislau Wenceslau Barros

Presidente—Sua Exa. o Governador FielFerreira

do Armazem — Jose d’Assump§ao

Vice-Presidente—o Director dos Services Encarregado de Tro^o do Mar—Cam-Seng

de Aministra

de Magalhaes Pecreiaria e Museu

Vogais—

Director Obras Pubhcas Secretario—Henrique Manuel Vizeu Pin-

Director dos

dos Services

Servicesdasde Fazenda heiro

Delegado do Juizo Civil e Comercial Amnnuen.se (Encarregado de Maregrafo)—

Henrique Nolasco da Silva Alberto Pedro Ma^al

Alfonso de Yeiga (ardoso)

Antonio

EstefanioAlexandrine Gonzaga de Mello Amanuense

Liborio da Silva Brito

(Arquivista)—Artur Augusto

Dr. Araerico A. Pacheco Jorge Amanuense

garida da RochadoXavier

(Fiel Museu)—Maria Mar-

Li Chai Tong

Dr. Lao-ioc-16n Antonio da Silva Desenhadores — Sant’ Ana Luis de

Secretario—Paulino Noronha, Luis Domingos Ley

Amanuenses (Dactilografos)—Oscar Mar-

CONSELHO DE AdMINISTEACAO DAS ObEAS ques, Bernardete Maria Bernardina da

Silva, Floriza Maria Tereza Lopes

DOS POETOS Guarda do Museu—Tome

Presidente—Sua Exa. o Governador Capt. Continuo—Luis

Mattos e Oliveira Francisco d’Assumpcjao

Guterres Gomes

Vogais— . Contabilidade

Administrador Delegado—Director in- Chefe (O Secretario)—Henrique Manuel

terino

Coronel das Engenharia,

Obras dos ArturPortos, Vizeu Pinheiro

SchiappadeMonteiro de Carvalho Rocha Pagador—Antdnio

Escriturario

Jos£ Maria da Luz

(ajudante do contabilista)—

Chefe dos Services de. Marinha—

Capitao tenente, Joaquim Alberto Escriturario (auxiliarRosario

Luis Guilherme do

d’Almeida Pinheiro do pagador) —

Director Placido Timdtio CarionManuel dos Santos

FernandodosCastanha

ServicesDiasdeCosta

Fazenda— Escriturario—Antonio

Presidente do Leal Senado da Camara Valbom Delegardo dds Servigos de Fazenda

—Henrique N olasco da Silva e Gontabilidade

Secretario

Pinheiro — Henrique Manuel Vizeu Delegado—Jose da Conceicao Ernesto

Direcpcio das Obras dos Portos Palmeira de Carvalho e Rego

Pessoal Tecnico Pessoal Fiscal de Obras

Driector Interino das Obras dos Portos— Fiscais—Agostinho Pedro, Vicente Fer-

Coronel

Schiappa deMonteiro

Engenharia, Artur Rocha reira, Alfredo Augusto

de Carvalho de Almeida,

Mestre de Maquinas e Dragador—Joao Jose

Lopes, Leonardo Brandao,JoseA-ImFrancisco

Silvestre Gracias,

Batista Pinto de Sousa

Pessoal Auxiliar de Construedo, Conselho Tecnico de Obeas Publicas

Obras e Oncinas Presidente—Sua Excelencia o Governador

da Colonia

Auxiliares-tecnicos—Mario August© Tan Vice-Presidente—O.

credo Borges,

Francisco Antonio

de Paula Galdino Dias, ' das Obras PublicasDirector dos Services

Ferreira

116(5 MACAO

Yogais— Amanuense—Roberto Antonio Fernandes

O Director dos Services de Fazenda e Continue—C. Amante

Contabilidade M. 1’Oliveira

O Hygiene

Director dos Services de Saude e ‘ . (b) Secrdo de Estatistica

O Delegado do Procurador da Repuplica Rocha Xavier — 2° Oficial Raul da

Chefe da Secgao

O emOficial

servicemaisactive

graduado da Colonia, Amanuenses—Jose Maria Simao Rodrigues

na colonia

Todos

Coloniaos Engenheiros en Service na e. Jaime da Gama Lobo Belard

? ( c) Secgao de Arquivo

Secretario—O Secretario das Obras Arquivista—2° Oficial Pedro Paulo Angelo

Publicas Porteiro—Boaventura Francisco

Em comissdo na Reparticao do Cordeiro

Gabinete

CoNSELHO AdMINISTRACAO DE ObKAS Amanuense 1° Olicial—Paulino Antonio da Silva

Publicas de Macau — Raul Bartblomeu do Rosario

Preside nte—

Sua Excelencia o Governador Coronel

do Estado Maior Sr. Bernardo de DiREcgAo Ouiimun$Ts’oi

m chingmding

Miranda dos SERVigos de Fazenda e

Yogais—

Administrador-Delegado, o,,,Director dos Contabilidade

de Macauda Colonia

Services das Obras Publicas—Coronel Director—Fernando Dias Costa

de Engenharia

Monteiro de Carvalho A. R. Schiappa Sub-director — Antonio Augusto de Vas-

O Higiene

DirectorCoronel

dos Servigos d6 Saude concelos Raposo

Pinto do Amaral Medico—Dr. Jaimee los.Francisco

Oficiais—Luis Jose Martins e Artur

Tomaz Angelo

Capitao dos Portos—Capitao-tenente, J. 2os.ceicao Oficiais—Vicente

Xogueira, CarlosFerrer

Jose dosda Passos

Con-

A. d’Almeida

Presidente Pinheiro

do Leal Senado da Camara eAdolfo Rozario, Americo Luis Marques,

—H. Nolasco da Silva Maria Tarroso Gomes e Angelo

Secretario—

O Mario

Secretario das Obras 3osA.Oficias—LuisGonzaga

F. Rodrigues Gracias, Miguel

de Campos N ery Publicas—Sr. .Clemente Cordeiro, X.Ricardo

Ferreira e Francisco Antunes Xavier

los. Aspirantes—Alberto Antonio Angelo,

’fa' J* ^ hoc hung hui Emilio

Fernandesdoe HumaCarmoLuisMonteiro,

Marques Jose

Conselho Inspector da iNSTRUcgio Porteiro—Jose Maria da Costa

Poblica de Macau Continuos — Chek Issuf e Joao Filipe

Presidente—Governador da Provincia

Yice-do. —Director

Administragao Civil dos de Rodrigues

Servicosda In-

(Inspector

Publica) do Liceu de Macau, PfiDiREcgio ~Tdos SERvigos

strugaoNatos—Reitor

Vogaes

Kung cheng hung so

das Obras

Presidente do Leal Senado e chefe da Publicas Direccao

Reparticao Tecnica do Expediente Sinico Enginheiro Director—Arthur Schiappa M.

Vogaes

Dr. L. XoG.mead

X. daos—Pe.

Silva, Antonio

Pedro Jos^Barreto, de Carvalho junto—Luiz X. C. da G. e

Lobo Engenheiro-Ad

e Dr. J. M. Pereira

Secretario—P. P. Angelo 2° Ofigial Miranda Secretaria {Expediente Geral)

(Direcgao dos Servicos de Administra- Chefe-Secretario—Mario

gao Civil) de Campos Xery

Amanuense

Amanuensesde dela classe—J. BaptistaA. de

2a classe—A.

flj HjC fit Fw cheng sze chii Siqueira e J. M. Franco

Direccao dos Servicos de AdministracIo Ajudante de Arquivista—L. E. Gomes

Civil Dactilografa—M. do Rosario, B. M. da

Director dosJoao

Servigos Silva e F. M. Lopes

Civil—Dr. PereiradedeAdministragao

Magalhaes Contimio—T. do Rosario

(a) Secrdo Politico, e Civil {Obras Municipals e Particulares)

Chefe da Secgao—1° Oficial Jose Francisco Fisal—E. Oficial de la classe—Luiz A. Xogueira

de Sales da Silva A. Siqueira, P. Z. de Sousa,

O. de Xoronha e V. M. Batalha

MACAO 116-7

Contabilidade e Tesouraria ec mu

Chefe-contabilista—H. M. V. Pinheiro W* ^

Sub-chefe (Oficial de 2a Classe —0, E. Direcqao nos DECorreios MACAtr e .Tel^grafos

Tesoureiro Pagador—A. J. M. da Luz Director—O Chefe da Repart^ao, Lino

Gracias Moreira Pinto

Ajudante

Rosario de Contabilista—L. G. do

Amanuense, (Ajudante do pagador)—P. T. Chefe (ServindoSecretaria

Carion, A. dos B. Yalbom e. Oscar Mar- Oficial, Joao Mariade Carreiro Sub-Director)—lo.

ques Arnuizens e Oficinas lo. Oticial—Jose Chaves

Chefe—A. Duarte 2o.

l’’iel-pagador—Jose AleixodadeRosa

do. —Sebastiao Carlos Jesus

Sub-chefe—J. d’A. Ferreria 3o. Oficial—Julio Antonio de Assis

Fiel—J. M. J. dos Santos Fiel de Deposit©—Luis Pedro Gois

la Divisao {Mar) Aspirantes

Pompilio —daGervasio RenatoJoao

Silva Pedruco, de Maria

Assis,

la Seccao {Obras Maritimas, pontes, Franco, e Luis Possolo de Sousa

, . Cais, Quebramares etc.) Amanuense—Artur Acacio Antunes

Chefe, AuxiliardeTecnico—M.

Apontadors 2a classe—S.A. T.’A.Borges

L. de Desenhador—Loureinjo Liu

Noronha e E. V. de Barros M ecanico—Lei Can

FuncionariosMaria

adidos—Maria

Celeste dosAugusta dos

2a seccao {conservacao dos fundos do Remedies, Erminia Antonia Cola^o, Pedro Jose

Remedios,

mar, equipamento do Porto e Ferreira, Aurelina Maria Dias e Maria

material Flutuante) Celeste Jesus de Azevedo

Chefe—A. Duarte Estapao Central dqs Correids

Capitao da draga Macau—F. de P. Ferreria

Auxiliar da dragagens—M. Porfirio Chefe—2o.

2a Divisao {Terra) e Rego Oficial, Fernando de Carvalho

la SeccaO' {Edificios publicos e 3o. Oficial—Joao Baptista Horacio

Aspirantes—Matias Hui Roldao

Particulares)

Chefe, Conductor de 2a classe—R. G. B. donqa, Nogueira, FirminoH<$,Machado de Men-

Borges Maria Estela da Rocha, Cornelio

Auxiliar-tecnico—A. G. Dias Jose Gracias,

Frederic© Raquel

Lisbelo Maria

Nogueira Drumond e

Apontadors de 2a classe—A. B. dos Santos Estacdo RadiotelegrdUca

e A. A. de Almeida

Mestre de Obras— S. S. S. de Siqueira 2o.Oliveira

Oficial—Joaquim Pereira Estrela de

Fiscal—M. Guerreiro, A. B. Ferreira, F. Aspirante auxiliar de la classe—Evaristo

Xavier e A. B. da Silva Martins auxiliares

de Carvalho

2a Seccao {Viacao, Sanedmento

(Jonservacao, Jardins, Matas e Aguas) Aspirante Lau, Simplicio

de 2a classe—Antonio

Lopes e Jorge Alberto

la Zona Alves Estorninho

Chefe, Conductor de la classe—H. Lopes Praticante—Mario Guterres Gomes

Apontador de ?a cl.—A. F. Xa. de Sousa Aluno—Brfgada Maria Batalha

Chefe de Cantoneiros—L. Brandao Estardo Telefonica Automdtica

2a Zona Aspirante auxiliares la classe—Jose

Chefe, Conductor de 2a cl.—A. T. S. M.

Lopes de la classe—S. Dias

Apontador Demee do Couto Marqal e Gastao Josfi

Manuel

Chefe de Cantoneiros—L. Brandaq Aspirante

Leopold©auxiliar

da Costade 2a classe—Laertes

3a Divisao {Estudos de Mares, Caixa Econdmica Postal

Sondagens, Babzagens, Cadastro da Comissao Administrativa—

Propriedalle e Desenho) President©—O Delegado do Procurador

Chefe, Auxiliar da Repu blica do Juizo Cf vel e Comercial

Apontador

Desenhador—J. de laTecnico—A.

F.classe—A.

P. Marcal

de RosarioM. Carvalhosa Yogais—O Director dos Correios e

Do. de 2a cl.—J. Chan, L. Ley, A. Telfigrafos

de Fazendaee oContabilidade

Director dos Servigos

Ley Gerehte—O Sub-Director dos Correios e

Encarragegado dos

A. Pedro, V. Ferreira Services de Mares— Telegrafos

Pagador—O Fiel-pagador dos Cbrreios e

Topografo—R. A. da Rosa, J. A. Rodrigues Telegrafos

1168 MACAO

Encarregado da Contabilidade—Avelino Dactilografa Canavarro

— Miss Tulia Amarante

do Rosario Alberto Ramiro Batalha e Letrado

Auxiliares— Pequinense—Ho-shu

Pompilio Zelpte da Rosa Letrado Cantonense—Chii

Amanuenses Pui-chi

Repakticao de Fazenda Concelhia Chin S6n-vanChineses—Vong

e Chbng Siu-heng Seng-h<5n,

de Macau , m ejc m Sun cheng t‘iang

Secretario—Luiz

Adjunto—Carlos Jose Martins CAPITANIA DOS PoETOS

Recebedor—Jose Jose da dos Passes e Ernesto

Conceipao Rozario Capitao dos Portos, Capitao tenente —

J. A. de Almeida Pinheiro

Palmeira de Carvalho e Rego Adjunto—lo. tenente Augusto Soares de

Recebed6r-prop6sto—-Jose

lo.Jose

Aspirantes—Alberto M. da Costa Oliveira

Antonio Angelo e Escrivao—Artur

Fernandes Antonio Tristao Borges

2o. Aspirante -Jacinto XavierJ. Azinheira lo. Amanuense—Alberto

do. —FernandoB. A.daG.Rosa

3os. Aspirantes—Generoso da Silva, 2o.

3o. do. —Amadeu

Eusebio

Eugenio Albano

poldo Danile BarreireoFerre de Beca e Leo- Interprete—Joao Leitao Marques Borges

Escreventes Patrao-m6r—J.

Chineses—Jose Hy e Santiago Sdta-patrao-mor—J. J. LemosMartins de Carvalho

Cou

Informadores-Avaliadores — Francisco X. Chefes de Sec

Gon§alyes, Anibal Drummond, J. Mar-

Matos, Adeline Filipe dos Remedies e tins Bruno, Jose Antunes, Adolfo, S.

Horacie da Conceqiao

Escolhedores de Prata — Ethewoldo Cardoso e Antonio Leonardo Pinto

C. Leong e A-F6c Marques

Fical de Liu-pun—Francisco X. dos

Remedies Superintendencia do Corpo de Fiscais

Semico das Execugoes Fiscais e Municipais

A dm inis trativas Supte.—Leocadio Justino

Fiscal-Chefe—Jose Maria da Concehjao

Xavier Siqueira

Juiz—Luiz Jcse Martins Fiscals de la classe—Maximo Januario do

Escrivaes—Belarmino E. da Silva e Fran- Rozaroie Carlos Inacio Francisco de

cisco de Assis de Noronha Nogueira

Oficiais

Rodriguesde e Franciso

Diligencias—Francisco

X.Rebeiro da RochaX. Fiscals de 2a classe—Jose de Jesus Xavier,

Oliciais

Silva deMarQal,

Diligencias

e RafaelSuplentes—J.

Higine da F.Rosada Alberto

cei

Santos e Jose Olimpiode Jesus

Con-

Fiscals de 3a classe—Jose Augusto Cabral,

Gastao Fedilino

de da Roza, CarlosPereira,

Maria

/JJ Jjg Va mow hoc RaulSouza,

MarioReginaldo

Maher e Francisco

Joaquim Piedade

Repakticao Tecnica do Expedients Morais

Chefe Sinico Observatorio Meteorologico

Silvada Reparticao—Antonio Maria da Director — O Capitao de Macau

Sub-Chefe da

da Silva Basto Reparticao—Abilio Maria Macau, Capitao Tenentedos Portos do

J. A. de Almeida

Interpretes-tradutores de la. classe— Director Pinheiro Substitute — O Adjunto da

Antonio

Gracias Ferreira Batalha e Vicente Jose de Capitania—lo. tenente Augusto Soares

Interpretes tradutores

Mario Horacio Graciasde(em2a.comissao

classe— Oliveira L. Marques e Jose Chaves

de Observadores—J.

servipo no Consulado Geral de Portugal Guardas—Pedro-Seac e Lau-Assu

em Cantao) e Raul Augusto Nunes e Secretaria da Camara

Antonio Herculano de Mello

Linguas—Ignacio

Jose Fernandes, MariaEvaristoBatista, Luiz Secretario—Verissimo

Batista,Vicente do Rozario

Francisco Xavier

Ayres

(em da Silva,deCarlos

comissao serviceMaria

no de Siqueira Oficial—Francisco

Comissariado Henrique Xavier dos

Passes Borralho

de Ploicia cqmo Chefe de Ploicia de In- lo Amanuense interino—Frederico Maria

vestigagao

Alunos criminal)

interpretes: Joas Lopes, Fernando 2o Machado de Mendorga

Cabral Basto(nas

(subsidiados) Amanuense

Pereirainterino—Jose Marcos de

zaga Gomes subsidiado)e Luiz Gon- ContinuoBarros

interino—Josue Joel Vaz

MACAO 1169

Seccao Permanante do

Govekno . Conselh'6 do Substituto—(2) Dr. D. J. de Vila Franca

Presideiite—Sua Ex-a. o Governador Delegado

Dr. A. B.dodeProcurador

Carvalho da Republica—

Yogal Nato—Delegado do Ju'izO Civil e Conservador do Registo Predial — Dr.

Comercial, Dr. Joaquim Gonsalves Horacio Baptista de Carvalho

Cerejeira Juiz Auditor do Conselho de Guerra—Dr.

Vogal Eleito—Antonio A. de Mel1 Id' Horacio Baptista de Carvalho

Yogal Nomeado—Director dos Servi'cos Juizes

de Fazenda, Fernando

.Secretario—Paulino Dias Costa

Antonio.da Silva Costa de Souza de Macedo;D.Substituto:

Populares—Efectivo: J. C. da

R. A. Pereira

c a Freguezia de S. Lourenco—Efectivo: P. J,

^ ^ ^ kuty'. hkt,i ' Lobo; Substituto: P. A. da Silva

Servico do Recensea mento Eleitoeal Contador-Distribuidor—Be9a:

da Jesus dos Reis Jose Maria

Funcionario Recenseador iriterino —Veris- 'Escrivaes

simo Francisco Xavier do Rozano Silva; 2o.deOficio:

Direitd—Ip.

Jose doOficio:

EspiritoJoapSanto

da

ffi ® tt it s Oficiais

Cruz Rodrigues; 2o. oficio: TeodoricodaJ.

de Diligencias - lo. oticio: Joao

Sai ieong cheng mou Haw X. dos Santos

AdMINISTRAQAO DO COKSELHO E ^ Ili ^ Tang Ki Kok

COMISSARIADO. DE PoLIGIA. IjE MaCAO

Administrador do Consemo e Comissario Conservatoria do Registo Predial

de Policia—Major de

Guerreirio deSubstitute—O Artilharia Jose

Andrade Comandante da Republica doDelegado

Conservador—O. do Procurador

Administrador Juizo Criminal

da PoliciadadeAdministracao

'Secretario Seguranca do Concelho

—Augusto de Souza Barbeiro Almoxaripado de Fazenda

Almoxarife—L. J. Sales

Policia de Segiuranca

Comandante—Capitao de Artilharia A. Imprensa Nacional

dos Santos—Major

Subaternos Tenentes de Infantaria, B. Director—Alex, de Noronha

Guedes Pinto, J. Tavares de Sousa, e

J. B. An tunes Ferreira

Policia Administrativa e de J-nvestiga- XAYAL E MILITAR

cao Criminal DelegaqIo Maritima da Taipa

Adjunto Civil—D. J. Ribeiro Delegado—Tenente Coronel A. G. Lobato

Chefe

M. dadeRocha

Seccao—C. M. de Sequeira e S. S. Escrivao—Eduardo Gracias

Juizo Criminal da Comarc a IS « i» 85 iS ff &

de Macau Administracao do Concelho das Ilhas

Juiz—Dr.

NascimentoAbilio Augusto de Brito e Administrador—Tenente Coronel A. J. G.

Lobato

Juiz Substituto—Dr. Manuel Pin heiro da Secretario—Eduardo Augusto Gracias

Costa, do Juizo Civel e Comercial Escrivao Chinez—Jose Francisco d’Assis

Deleg.—Dr. Joaquim Go^alves

Delegado Substituto—Dr. Cerejeira

Horacio Batista

de Carvalho, do Juizo Civel

Escrivao—Leonardo Augusto Collado e Comercial Seccao de Administracao e Contabili-

Oficiais de Diligencias—Bernardino Jose Chefe dade da Marin ha Privativa

do Rosario e Joaquim Amaro da Silva Naval,daAlberto

Seccao—lo.

A. dosTenente

Santos de Adm.

Adjunto—Francisco Xavier dos Remedies

H ® U If IS

On ch’at sze nga mun N.R.P. “Patria”

REPARTICAO JUDICIAL Comandante — Capitao tenente, Joao

Juizo de Direito Correo Pereira

Juiz de Direito—Dr. Manuel Pinheiro da Imediato—lo. tenente, Samuel Vieira

Oficiais—2o. tenente, Manuel Corte-Real e

Costa 2o. tenente engo maq, Vergilio Lopes

Substituto—(1) Dr. Humberto Severing Correia

de Avelaf

1170 MACAO

)% M Kuan m f fong Chefe de Secgao da Adiministragao e

Seceetaria Militae

Chefe dos Services Militares e da la. Escrivao A.Contabilidade da Marinha—lo.

N. Joao Marcelino Martins Tenente

Reparticao—Major de infantaria com o Artur Tristao dos Borges

Services de Marinha —

Curso do Estado

Adjunto—O tenenteMaior, Luiz PintoFilipe

de infantaria, Lello Adjunto de Secgao de Administragao e

Augusto do O’Costa Contabilidade—Francisco Xavier dos

Adjunto, interino,—O Capitao reformado, Remedies

Joaquim Manoel Cortes

Chefe da 2a. Repartigao—Tenente do Dir. das Oficinas Oficinas X aVAIS

Servigo de Administracao Militar, Maq. Nav. Virgilio Navais— lo. Tenente Eng.

vas-co Goncalves Branco Lopes Correia

Adjuntos, interinos—Tenente reformado, Contabilista—Jose de Senna Fernandez

Mario Cortigo Paz e alferes reformado,

Antonio d’Almeida GOVERNO ECCLESIASTICO

Companhia de Aetilharia Bispo—D. J. da Costa Nunes

Com andante—Capitao Carlos de Sousa Secretario da Camara Ecclesiastics

Gorgulho

Subaternos—Tenentes T. R. Trindade, J. interino—Conego J. M. T. da Luz

A.M. dada Fonsega, A. P. B. Canhote,

Costa eF.de Melo e Costa F. J.

*!* Tai tSng

Grupo Mixto de Metralhadoeas Cura—ConegoSeJ. Cathedral

Comandante—Major

e Infantaria

Alberto de Castro Sacristao—A. Lopes Rosario

C. do

Arez fg IS Fung son t‘ong

Ajudante—Tenente

la.F. Companhia Antonio Lino Ferreira

P. Veiga — Comandante Capitao Paroco—F.Igreja de S. Lourenqo

Subalternos

Antonio —Santa

TenentesClara Mario Cunhae Sacristao—A.X. Cordova

Ferreira

Soares

2a.Joaquim Jos4 Bastos

Companhia Antunes Ferreira

— Comandante—Capitao £ & Fd vong tong

Antonio Alves Teixeira Igreja de Sto. Antonio

Subalternos—Tenentes Antonio Maria Paroco—Pe. J. A. A. Monteiro

Freire

Goncalves da Costa, Horacio edosManuel

de Carvalho Reis, Sacristao—A. M. Place

Simoes Junior 'll H Seng mu tong

CORPO DE VOLUNTAEIOS Paroco—Conego Ig^ejaDomingos

de.S. Lazaro

Yim

Comandante—Capt. Francisco Pinto Veiga Sacristao—Pedro Leung Yeng

Tenente 2o do.—Henrique Nolasco

Subalternos—Alfs. J. F. S. da Silva, A. T.da Silva Prof, da Escola de rapazes—Francisco Tse

Borges e A. Bastos

2o. Sargto. Reformado Chefe de Secretaria m >h m m m

e Encarregado de Depositos—Frederic© Md koc plao iloi siu tl6ng

2o.Leitao

Sargtos. — Ubaldino Couto, Paulino Encarregado—Pe. Capella do S. Thiaco da Barra

F. X. Soares

Antonio

Colago, da Silva,

Americo Luiz LeonardoTeodorico

Marques, Augusto

dos Santos, Jos4 Maria Vaz e Francisco 'g* ^ A H I Kn iun siu t‘6ng

Xavier Borralho Capella do Hospital de S. Raphael

Reparticao Encarregado—Conego J. C. do Rosario

Chefe dosServ.dosdeMarinha—Capt.

Seevicos de Maeinha

Tenente *1* ia ?f! Lung sung tong

Joaquimdos

Adjunto Alberto de Almeida

Servigos Pinheiro e

de Marinha Igreja A.de Barret

Capelao—Rev. Sto. Agostinho

to

Comandante da Policia Maritima—lo.

Tenente, Augusto Soares de Oliveira

Comandante da Lancha-canhoneira Macau Igreja de Nossa Sknhora do Monte

' —lo.

ZanattiTenente Mario Ribeiro da Costa O Paroco-Missionario—L. DO Carmo—Taipa

Mahn

MACAO 1171

Igkeja de S. Domingos £ * & m -m

Capel&o—Conego J. M. T. da Luz Tung mong ieong siu tong

m m m ® Cho hoc ngui soe Encarregado—Conego Ermida de Nossa Senhora da Guia

Escola Primaeia Municipal J. C. do Rosario

Sarmento

“Pedro Nolasco da Silva”,

Director—Francisco Ernesto Palnieira de AssociAglo Promotora da InstrucqIo

Carvalho e Rego DOS Macaenses

Professoraes—Da. Helena Maria da Silva, Presidente—Dr. Luiz Nolasco

Da. MariaAntunes

Rozalina CelestinaXavier

de Melo e Sena, Da. Secretario—Dr. Pedro Lobato

Professor—Luiz Gonzaga Gomes . Thesoureiro—E.

Vogaes—C. E. L. da Silva Dr. H. Joye,

d’Almeida,

Professor da Lingua Sinica — Pedro Ber. de Sena Fernandez e P. J. Lobo

Nolasco da Silva

Professor de Educaqao Fisica—Francisco iss * Sf ff e, =

E. P. de Carvalho e Rego

Prof, de Canto Coral—Da Maria Luisa de

Menzes Sam fid tsai Sau to uen

Prefeito—Francisco Tertuliano Vital Superior Seminario

Rev. A. deM. Sao

AlvesJose

Do. —Alexandre de Jesus Vitaf Vice-Reitor—Rev. A. Barreto

Escola Central do Sexo Feminino Director Espiritual—Rev. A. Roliz

Directora—Da.

Professoraes—Da.Ester de Luiza

Maria FreitasdeBe

Oliveira Prefeito Geral—Rev. E. Mar<;,al

Rodrigues, Da. Maria Jose de Barros Secretario dos Estudos—Rev.

Ecbnomo—Rev. A. Barreto A. Roliz

Borges Professores—

Professor—Henrique Teixeira Machado Teologia Moral—Rev.

Dogmatica—Rev. Margal

Do. —Mario

Professora de Jesuse Carreira

de Costura Lavores—Da. Teologia M. Ferreira

Palmira Augusta de Garcia Matematica—Rev. A. Roliz

Professor de Educa

e Portugues I—Rev. R. Camacho

E. P. de Carvalho e Rego Portugues II—Rev. M. Patricio Mendes

Prof, de Canto

Prefeita—Da. Coral—Gerardo

Genoveva Dias da Rocha Ingles II—Mr. J. Braga

Prefeita-ajudante — Da. Maria Albina Anglo-Sinica,—Mr. J. J.M.Braga

Cornercio II e I—Mr.

da Luz e Mr.

Canavarro M. Kwan

Escold Primaria Luzo-Chimza do Sexo Instrucao Primaria, V e IV Cl.—Revs.

Masculino A. Barreto;

Rev. III Cl..II, J.I, eMonteiro,

M. das Neves; Inf. e

Director—Pe.

Professor— JoasJulio

JoseCesar

Lopesda .Rosa

Professores da Lingua Sinica—Chau lee J. Lau PortuguSs para Chineses—Revs. I). Yim e

Peng, Lam Fu Uan, Choi Peng Man e Latim para Chineses—Rev. D. Yim

Li Tong Cheong

Prefeito—Ung Lu Man Curso de Chines—Srs. Mestres Tsang e

Ch’an

Lnzo- Chineza do Sexo . Medico—Dr. J. C.'Soares

Escola PrimariaFeminino

Directora—Da. Francisca Brandao m -km m it m

Professora—Da. Felisbina de Paula Lo sa li ma nu sui un

Professoraes da Lingua Sinica—Pun Vai

Cheng, Cheu Tsang Cheng Hong, Ung COLLEGIO DE SANTA llOZA DE LlMA

Cai Vai e Chong

Prefeita—Pun A NapFoe Lao Comissao Directora

Escola Infantil Pres.—D. J.da Costa

Secretario—R. J. M,Nunes,

F. da Bispo

Luz de Macau

Directora — Da. Laura Arroyo Castel- Vogaes—Matues A* de Lima, Francisco da

Macedo do Silva e Dr. Jose C. Soares

Branco da Costa de Souza deJosefina

Professoraes-ajudantes—Da.

Rozario Rodrigues e Da. Aura Wenefrida Liceu Central de Macau

da Rocha Xavier Quadro do Pessoal Permanente

Pref.—Da. Maria Augusta da Silva Teles

Ano lectivo de 1930-31

Escola deMahn

Don Joao Paulino Reitor—Dr. Jose Ferreira de Castro

O Director—L. Secretario—Prof. Fernando de Lara Reis

1172 MACAO

ProfeSsore$6fecJ.iyos School foe Eueoeean axd

lo. Grupo (Portugues e Latim)—(yago) Chinese Yqujths

2o.Ferreira

Grupo (Frances

de Castroe Portugues)—Dr. Jos4 (5, Pateo de Palha)

3o. Grupo

Grupo (Historia

(Ingles e Alemao)—(vago) Director—M. M. F. d’Asois G. Gutterres

4o. e Filosofia)—(vago). tasitigawg*

5o.Guimaraes

Grupo Lobato

(Geograiia) — Dr. Pedro

60.deGrupo (Sciencias Naturals)—Dr. Telo Run li ioc ing tlong mat ip hung hui

Azevedo Gomes Santa Casa da Misericoedia

7o. Grupo (Sc. Fisicb-Qurmicas )— Dr. Provedor—A. Meza Directora

de C. Arez

Adelino

80.Pereira dos Santos Dinis

Grupo (Matematica) — Dr. Jose Maria Secretario—A. V. Cardoso

Tesoureiro—V. A. SimoesRosario

F. X.

9o. Grupo (Desenho e Trabalhos Manuals) Adjuntos—J.

Advogado—Dr.

e J. J. Choi(Anok)

L.L.G.daNolasco

—Fernando de Lara Reis

Pessoal da Secretaria Ascriturario—E.

Recebedor—F. J. da Silva da Silva

Rocha

Chefe—Secretario do Liceu Adjudante d’Escriturario—F.

3o. Oficial—Jiilio Jos4 Gracias Amanuense—A. A. da Rosa de P. Barros-

Carmen Maria da Silva,Continuos

Pessoal Menor Henrique Carlos Continue—A. F. Nantes

Braga, e Mario Duarte E M •£ ii fc

Quadra do Pessoal Eventual Hospital de S. Rafael

Professores Provisorios A Cargo da Santa Casa da Misericordia

lo.deGrupo(PortuguSs e Latim)—Dr.Duarte

Almeida Loureiro e Vasconcelos de Macau

2o.daGvupo

Costa (Francefe

de Souza edePortugues)—Dr. Joao

Macedo Vila Franca Pessoal Tecnico

5o.Correa (Geografia)—Dr. Antonio Marcal FarmaceuticorrH. N. J.daC.Silva

GrupoNunes Director clinico—Dr. Soares

60.Carlos

GrupoGuedes

( Sciencias Naturals Enfermeiro-mor—Paulo da Luz

Quinhones do )Portugal

— Joao lo. Enfermeiro — B. C. dos Remedies

la. Enfermeira—C. C. Ferraz

da Silveira 2o.Mota

Enfermeiro—M. Bernardino e V. S.

Professores Interinos

2a. Enfermeira—R. R. da Cruz

lo. Grupo (Portugues e Latim)—Pe. Reu Ajudantes

Camacho de enfermeira—L. Col ago e G.

3o. Grupo (Ingles e Alemao)—Jose Vicente Ferreira

Jorge Pessoal

Gimnastica—Artur Antonia Tristao Borges Mordomo—F. X. Monteiro Administrativo

Escola Comeecial “PedeoPromotora Fiel—G. R. Gutierrez

Nolasco”da Oapelao—Pe. D. Yim

(Maintained by Associacao

InstruQao dos Macaenses). Estabd. 1871 Asilo dosMisericordia

Invalidos da Santa Casa da-

de Macau

(No. 4, Calgada do

Teleph. 2240Gamboa) Mordomo—Paulino A. da Silva

Headmaster—A. Basto Fiscal—Herminia M. de Figueiredo

School Doctor—Dra. Maria Edith Correa Ajudante de Fiscal—Maria Ozorio

Nunes & ik k m * n

Portuguese—Mario

English—Geo.Laura Carreira

H. Rainer

French—Me. Lobato I ta li cheng nu iun

Commerce —H. Noronha Casa de Beneficencia,

Santa Infancia e MonghaAzylo de

Commercial Geography—G. H. Rainer Superior—Madre Carolina Barros

General Geogra phy—Mario Carreira Vice-Superior—Sr. Natalina Corni

Mathematics—G.Maria

Hygiene—Dra. H. Rainer Poi’tuguese Language

Natural Science—Dr. E.Maria CorreaE.Nunes

Correa Sisters Carolina

Agostinha Barros,e Santina

Alvarado, Rosa Colombo,

Nunes

Shorthand, Typewriting and Penmanship Sisters MaryEnglish Language Gotti

—H.

Matron Noronha

andCaretaker—J.

Clerk—EstherD.Tellos Barros &

Music Natalina Corni

Usher and AzedoJorge Sister Mary Barros

MACAO 11:73

Portuguese Boarders m fa m Chang pak tung

Sisters MaryColombo

and Rosa Barros, Agostina Alvarado Chang Pak Tung, Merchant and Commis-

Chinese Boarders sion Agent—5, Ruados Colonos; Teleph.

Sisters

tavinoNorberta Angelina Guas- Auto.

Ramos,Sisters

and 2 Chinese

2382; P.O. Box 16

Agencies

Asilo da Santa Infancia Heung On Insurance Co., Ld.

Sisters Emilia Hyndman, Manuela Oblea, Batavia Sea and Fire Insce. Co., Ld.

Maria de Stefani and 3 Chinese Sisters Globe & Rutgers Fire Insce. Co., Ld.

Mongha Chee Cheong Bank, Banking and In-

Sisters Sabina Coronadp, Paz Pardo and 1 surance Agents—25,

Chinese SisterSt. Lazaro School Teleph. Ill; Cable ruaAd:dosCheecheong;

Mercadores:

Sisters Katie Brockett and Joaquina Lei Codes;

WongBentley’s

Yu Chiu,and Acme

managing-director

Wong Kun Qui, manager

Agejstcia Mergantil Economioa, Ltd., L. H.Inleung

Ng Li, chief |accountant

Tam Kock Wa

Sporting Goods, Musical Instruments,

etc. — 1h and It, Avenida Almeida Agencies

Ribeiro; Cable Ad: Ciatilica Industrial and Commercial Bank, Ld

Nacional

Bank, Ld.Commercial and Savings

Assumpcao, J. C. P. de, Advocate-2c, Motor Union Insurance Co.

Rua Central; Teleph. 89; Cable Ad: Heung On Insurance Co., Ld.

Jocorpadas SincereTaiLife

Luen Insurance

Insurance Co.Co.

‘Auto Palace,” The, Automobile Dealers,

Motor Tyres

Avenida Almeidaand Accessories — 1c,

Ribeiro ^ ^ M ^ ^ ^ g 3»

O. C. Moosa, proprietor Kee chong po him yan han kung sze

China. Underwriters, Ltd, Life,Office:

Fire

Bachoo, C. M., Silk & Curio Dealer— and General

Hongkong

Insurance—Head

45-47, Rua Central Dr.Avenida

C. M. A1Leitao, agent—19 and 627

21,

meidaRibeiro ;Teleph.

Tai sdi yong hoi ngoi fan cuck ngan h6ng Chinese Maritime Customs (Lappa

Banco 'Nacional Ultramarino—En- District)—Office: Commissioner—A. 2, rua

L. M.dosC.Prazeres

Pichon

dereco Telegraphic©:

J. F. Lopes Colonial

do Rozario, manager Assistants—H. J. de Garcia, Lai

Pedro Jose Pereira, accountant Kampoo,

Nai (’hang Ho Chan Hua and Huang

Antonio Quirino Alves Assist. Boat Officers—J. H. Gibbons,

Ed. de Senna Fernandes,

Delfino Jose Ribeiro, jr. cashier J. B. Foster and Loy Chee-seng

Francisco Examiners—E. Leopold,

Hon A. J. Payne

F. da Luz Xavier Hagatong

| A. M. Borges and Leung Ping

C ruising Launch—Lungtsing

A. d’Oliveira Lourenpo Situ Officer-in-charge

B. Leong

Jose Choi (Anok) JoseJ. de Lei

N. Tavares Chung Shan Port —L.J.M. C.R.Pichon

Commissioner—A.

Foster,

J. Conceipao Antonio Inacio

Basto,

chant and JulioManufacturers’

Alberto, General Mer- Chinese

Represent-

Optical Co., Opticians—1e, Rua

de S. Domingos

ative—Avenida Almeida Ribeiro, If,

2nd Floor; Teleph. 601; P.O. Box 24;

Cable Ad: Jotaabe M M M K6n9 tian9 hi inn

Club de Macau

Boa Yista Hotel—Cable Ad: Boavista Presidente—Antonio

Lobato J. Guimaraes

A. & P. Leong HingkeeJt Co., genl.mgrs. Secretario — Dr. Amerio Packeco

Robert M. MacClymont, resdt. mgr. Jorge

Braga, J. M., Press Correspondent and Tesoureiro—Pedro Nolasco Silva

;

News Agent—6, Ruade St. Antonio Vogaes-—Guilheme V. da Silva e

Fernando de Menezes

1174 MACAO

CONSULATES

t & ® m ft *1 Empresa Comercial Lusitana, Import

Tai peh kwok Ling sz kun and Export Merchants and Manu-

Belgium facturers’Almeida

Representatives^—Ie and 82l;

Ip,

Consul Gen’l. residing in Hong Avenida Cable Ad: Mottoes;

Ribeiro; Teleph.

Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Kong edn., Western Union and Bentley’s

Economical Trading Co. (Hongkong),

® @ * proprietors

Miss

France

Tai fat kuok leng sz kun J. A. Alice Carvalho

Corderio

Consul—Soulange

in Hongkong) Teissier (residing ^ a $ m ii ^ ® pij ®

Empresa

portes, Lda, Lusitana Generalde Transport,

Trans-

tsmmwKM* Transhipment

Italy Avenida AlmeidaandRibeiro

Warehousing—If,

(2nd floor);

Fernando de Senna Fernandes Rod- Telephs. 493; CableOfficeAd:601,Eltelda;

Garage Code:

478; P.O.A.B.C.

Box

rigues—R. Vice-Console D’l talia : 5th edn.

K ^ ® # B Yat pirn leng sz kun Julio Alberto Basto, manag. partner

J APAN Empresa Oriental, Curios, Porcelain and

Consul

kong)General—(residing in Hong- Lacquer Ware—Rua Central

M. Almeida

J. Almeida

§ * ® a In * Wai Sanjokfong

Tai wo kwok ling sz chu Farmacia SVSoderrsaChemists,

-Jorge Analysts

<& Co.,

Netherlands— 57, Praia Grande Ltd., Manufacturing

Consul General—M. J. Quist (resid- and Dispensing Druggists, Bacterologists

ing in Hongkong)

Consul—Henrique Nolasco da Silva —Avenida Teleph.

Almeida Ribeiro Nos. 43,45,47,

Siam—11, Praia Grande Moderna215; MacauP.O. Box 19; Cable Ad:

Consul—B. de Senna Fernandes Sara

MariaPacheco

Correa Jorgo,

Nunes Technical Dir.

Dr.M.A.Netto,

P. Jorge,

assist.manager

Der A Wing & Co. (1923), Ltd., Printers F. Chan, do.

and Stationers—18, Avenida Almeida F. Silva, do.

Ribeiro Farmacia Popular, Dispensary and

J. F. de Senna, representante Drugstore—16,

Directory and Chronicle Far Teleph.

of thePhilip- Popular 739; P.O.RuaBoxde 3; S.Cable

Domigos;

Ad:

East —(China,

pine Islands, Japan,EastMalaya,

Dutch Indies, etc.) H. N. da Silva, proprietor

Macao

24, Pra^'agent—A. A. de Mello, 22 and Firma Tantino, Commission Agent—3,

a Lobo d’Avila

Travessa de Misericordia; Cable Ad:

Drogar, A. (Macao Dispensary)— 6, 8 and Tantino

10, Largo de S. Domin C. M. de Souza, manager

HI & fH Tmi pm k ung sze

Eastern

China Extension,

Telegraph Australasia

Co.,Finsbury

Ltd.—Headand Ching chow hung mo nai yauhan hung sz

Office: Electra House, Pave- Green Island Cement Co., Ltd.—Head

ment,

Praia London, E.C. Macao Office: 9, Office

Grande

: Hongkong

A.J.J.M.Taylor, supt.

F. P. Rocha, officer-in-charge Hood, engineer

J.C. C.F. d’Oliveira, operator A. Bolton, do.

Demee do. M. A. Silva, chief clerk

A. F. Assis, assist, do.

MACAO 1175>

Him Yuen Yick Kee, Firecrackers— Jorge & Co., Merchants, Importers and

Exporters

14, Rue da Miguel Aires Ribeiro — 43-47, Avenida Almeida

& ta n §r

Hingkee & Co., A. & P. Leong, Importers Lima, M. A., Civil Engineer, Archi-

and Exporters—32, Avenida Almeida tect Sto.

and Surveyor—16, Travessa de

Agostinho

Ribeiro;

A. LeongTeleph. 104; Cable

Hingkee, Ad: Hingkee

proprietor

P. Leong Hingkee, do. Lisbon Bazar, Silk Merchants—Ua,

Agency Rua Central; Te’eph. 60; P.O. Box

Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., 48; Cable Ad : Shamdas

Ld., Hongkong Loja “A Portuguesa,” Merchants,

isj & fn H HiP wo conysze Wine Dealers and Commission

HipAgents,

Wo & Co., Merchants and Commission Agents—30, Rua do Campoai;

Stores—29 and 50, Avenida Cable Ad: Ferro

Almeida RibeirO; Office and Godown: fifi iK * ± H

4l, Travessa do Paralelo; Teleph. 232; Luiz Nolasco, Dr., Barrister-at-law and

Cable

WongAd:Sho,

Hipwo

managing proprietor Notary Public—53, Rua da Praia

Lam Huen, chief accountant Grande; Teleph. 147; Cable Ad: Luco

Agency Miss Aulisa Jorge, secretary

A. S. Watson & Co., Ld. Aerated

Waters and Wines (European pro-

prietors) Macao Electric Lighting Co., Ltd., The

Hotel Riviera,Grande;

First Cable

Class Ad:

Up-to-date —General Office: 2 and 2a, Rua Central;

Hotel—Praia Riveira Telephs.

Power Station:800/809;^Estrada

Cable da Ad:Bela

Electricity.

Vista

W. S. Lo, acting manager C. director

E. W. Ricou, permanent managing

G. S. Law, cashier (Paris') -

F.B. de

J. Gellion, a.m.i.e.e., manager

Senna Fernandes, assist, mgr.

® ^ * as @ b a C. Weisman, engineer in charge

Impeensa Nacional de Macau

Direcgao—Alexandre de Noronha, dir. C. Herkoff

Gomes, andG. F.Cclidonio

da Silva,Gomes,John

Secretaria — Olivia Stslca Lopes assist, engineers

(Amanuense- datilografa),

Maria Marques (auxiliar de Luisa M. J. Ribeiro, chief (acct. dept.)

escrituracjao) da Revisao—Eugenio Mrs. G.Kwan

Wong V. daKui,

Silva,cashier

assist.

Encarregados Alb. M. de B. Pereira, chief clearing

Jose Cdrdeiro e Jaime Robarts

Oficina de Composicao —Jose Maria Ant. J. de B. Pereira, assist.

GouveiadeLuis Impressaq—Henrique

(chefe da oficina) H. M. T. Machado, translator

Oficina J. B. da Silva, typist

Castillo (chefe de oficina) Paulo Kwan, chief

A. J. Ribeiro, chief(filing

(storesdept.)

dept.)

M. Marques da Silva, chief (consum-

# # fit ^ ers dept.)

Man Kwok Tse Chu Way Ismael da Silva, assist.

International Savings Society—20a, C. A.M.Carqueja,

Mrs. chief assist,

de F. Gonsalves, meter

assist.

Largo do Senado; P.O. Box 27; M. Baptista, A. Mendonca, Juan

Cable Ad: Intersavin. Head J. Lee, A. Boyal and A. Zuniga

Office: 7 Ave. Edward VII, Shang- inspectors

hai (Agency Controlled by Canton Miss C. Rodrigues (showroom)

Branch) Hobusiness)

Ying Kwong, chief (Chinese

Wing Woo, agent

Iong Moc Tong, Knitting Manufac- Macao Greyhound Racing Club—

turers—4-17, Travessa de Maria Telephs. 542 (Office), 544 (Track);

Lucinda; Cable Ad: Mocto Cable Ad: Sportclub

11.76. MACAO

Macao-Timor-Goa-Mozambiqtje Lines— Oriental

porter^, Co., The, Importers

Merchants and Ex-

and Commission

37a, Praya Grande; Teleph. 546; Agents, Importers of Optical Goods—

Cable Ad: Matline * 23, Rua dos Mercardbres; Telephs. Ill

Charles de Mello, agent and 111a; and CableAcme.

Ad: Yuentung;

M A N UFACTU HER S LlFE INSURANCE COM- Bentley’s Branches: Codes;

Hong-

PANY kong, Canton

Proprietors and Shanghai

A. Borges, agent C. W. Wong, president

U.C. L.C. Wong,

Wong, vice-do/treasurer

Mauritania Garage, Motor Cars for Q.ames

K. Wong, assist, mang.

do. propr.

Hire—50, Rue de Camp J C. M. Wong,

L. A. Harlow, proprietor S. Y. Cheng, secretary

Q Me lo chai Agents

iVSelio, A. A. de, Merchant and Commis- ErnstWurtz,Germany. OpticalGoods

sion Agent— 22 and 24, Pra^a Lobo Barnet

Asia LifeLeather Co., Co.

Insurance Inc. U.S.A.

d’Avila (Praia Grande); Teleph. 540;

Cable Ad: Mello Po Man Lau, Commission Agents, Im-

A.L.A.dedeMello,

Mello porters and Exporters, General Mer-

AH.de Mello,signs per do. pro. chants, etc.—2, Large de S. Domin-

Miss A. de Mello, sighs; per pro. gos ; Cable Ad: Pomanlau; Code

Miss L. Mellh | A. Quit Bentley’s

Agencies Lo Chuk Hoi, manager

H’feong., Canton & Macao S. B. Co.,Ld.

E.China

cfc A.Fire

Steamship

InsuranceCo.,Co.,

Ld. Ld. Poon & Co., K. C., Import and Ex-

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld. port Merchants—04, Avenida Al-

Dollar Steamship Line meida Ribeiro; Cable Ad: Kam-

Nippon Yusen Kaisha chuen

American Mail Line

InHamburg-Amerika

do-China Steam Navigation

Linie Co., Ld. President Hotel, The—Teleph. 186:

Norddeutscher Lloyd Cable Ad: Macao Hee Cheong

Directory and Chronicle of

China, Japan,

Hongkong etc.

Daily Press Remedios, F. X. dos—2, Kua da Prata;

Cable Ad: Cobaschi

Moosa & Co., Merchants, Shipping and Rodrigues,

Insurance Agents, Importers, Exporters Avenida Almeida Damiao, Notary Public—

and Commission Agents, Auctioneers Cable Ad: DamrodRibeiro; Teleph. 756;

and Contractors—1c. and

D’Almeida Ribeiro; Cable Ad: Khetani Id. Avenida Chan San Chi, interpreter

J.O. C.C. Moosa,

Moosa, principal

do. (India) Rodrigues, F. (Established 1916);

A. Lee, Kwok Wa & M. Yung, assists. General Merchant, Importer, Exporter,

Insurance and Shipping agents—8 and

n & m m fa 10, Avenida Almeida Ribeiro; Telephs.

636 and

Netherlands Harbour Works Co., Rodrigues; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., 637; P.O. Box 2; Cable Ad:

Head Office: Amsterdam (Holland),

—Cable Ad: Dredgers; Codes Used: letter Liebers, Scott’s 10th edn. and5

Bentley’s, Complete Western Union,

A.B.C.

K.F.A.K. 6th edn., Bentley

B. Rambonnet,

Bentzen Bilkvist, c.e., mgr. Gueddes

c.E. Manager and Proprietor:

Senna Fernandes Fernano de

Rodrigues

W. J. van Woerkom,

F. da Silva, bookkeeper chief mechanic Managing Director of—

Chung Wah Petroleum Co., Ld.

Oriental Silk Store, Drapers, Mil- Sole Agent for ;

liners and SUks—39, Rua Central; Garland Petroleum U.S.A.

Co., Inc. S. Fran-

Teleph. 2332 cisco, California,

MACAO 1177

Agents for: Soares, Dr. Jose Caetano, Medical Prac-

Union Insurance Society of Canton, titioner—1, Rua da Cadeia; Teleph. 914

Ld., Fire,

Lloyd’s, Marine, etc.

Surveying Tabaqueria Filipina, Tobacconists

Socony Vacuum Corporation (Wholesale and Retail)—1a, Rua do

Midelle Insurance Co., Ld. S. Domingos

Companhia Agricola e Commercial

dos vinhos do porto (A. A. Ferreira,

Succrs.), Porto, Portugal: H & ®

Francesco Cinzano & Cia,PortTorino,

Wines

Thompson

Sam King Kwng Sze

Loo & Co. (Est. 1930),

Italy: Vermouth Dealers in Magazines, Books, Post

Gross Hermanos, Malaga, Spain Cards, etc. Commission Agents—1a,

Brandao,

Portugal Gomes k, Cia, Espinho, Rue Central

Usines de L’Allondon S.A., La Plaine, W. H. Thompson Loo, executive

Geneva manager

T. E. Plum, Denmark (Butter)

The Ocean Steamship Co., Ld. J8 « » EP « S£

The Oriental

Tung On S.S. Steamship Co. agencies

Co. and other Keng hoi yan mu chung c6c

Banker’s References Typographia Mercantil de N. T. Fer-

Banco National Ultramarino: . Macau, nandes Filhos, Ltd., General Printers

Lisbon and London and Publishers—26 and 28, Rua Central;

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cable

TheCorporation edn. andAd:Bentley’s

Mercantil; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

The National City Bank of New York Managers and Proprietors—

M. R. Leung

Rozario, L. F. do, Shipchandler, and M. C. Fernandes V.U. J.J. M.Fernandes

Fernandes

General Storekeeper—13 and 15, Calcada M. T. Fernandes M. G.

R.M. Fernandes M. J. Lee Fernandes

dasL.Verdades; Cable Ad: Ado

F. do Rozario Warren & Co., C. E., Sanitary and

Heating Agents—27, Avenida Al-

Silva, Francisco A. da, Solicitor and meida Ribeiro; Cable Ad: Clau-

Notary Public—1, Avenida Almeida disil

Ribeiro; Teleph. 167; Cable Ad: Anacleto G. V. da Silva, agent

SIAMESE MONEY, WEIGHTS AND MEASURES

MONEY

4 Salii’ngs oror 11 BatorTical= $0$2-4060 I 50 Ch’angs or 1 Hap = $2,400-00

204 Bats Tamlii’ng ==

Tamlii’ngs or 1 Ch’ang $48'00 [ ]00 Haps or 1 Tara =$240,000-00

WEIGHTS

terms. A Tical weighs 236 grains troy. of the country, weights are designated by the same

The standard of weight being the coin

and The

sold inSiamese

Bangkokstandard

more byof the

weight is justthandouble

Chinese that of the

the Siamese Chinese, and goods are bought

standard.

LONG MEASURE

1 Niw t! inch

12 Niws make 1 K’u’p 9} inches

2 K’u’ps make 1 Sawk 19s inches

4 Sawks make 1 Wah 78 inches

20 Wahs make 1 Sen 130 feet

400 Sens make 1 Yot 9| statute miles

widthNote.—Timber is bought

or 36,864 Siamese inches, bybeingtheequivalent

Yok, whichto 169issquare

64 Sawk

feet. in length by 1 Sawk in

DRY MEASURE

20 Tanans make 1 Tang = 15 pints I| 10025 Tangs

1 Tanan H pints Tanansor 80 Sat make

make 11 Sat

Keean (Coyan).

A Keeanis 20 Piculs ; a Picul is 133Jlbs. avoirdupois.

the The metric system is bewidely used in commerce. A law promulgated in 1924andprovides

measuresthatin

Siam,Mmetric system

but this law isshall

optionaltheforstandardised and legalised

the time being. system of weights

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IN SOUTH CHINA

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IndoChina

Ports

Classified List of Agents, MercJiants

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territory, also a List of Cable

Addresses, will be foand at the

End of the Directory. Classified

List of Far Eastern Engineering

Firms follows Fong Fong,

The Advertising and Publicity Bureau has its head-

quarters in Hongkong and a branch in Shanghai and

affiliations in the North. Through them we cover all

China with every form of advertising.

MALAYA

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ENGLAND - MALAYA

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100% of the Chinese in Malaya come from South

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INDOCHINA

The French possession of Indo-China lies between 8 deg. 30 min. and 23 deg. 23 min.

NCochin-China,

lat. and 97 deg.

the 40protectorates

min. and 107of deg. E. long. Annam,

Cambodia, (Paris), and comprises

Tonkin, the colony

and Laos, and theof

territory of Kwang Cheou Wan leased from China, the whole (covering an area of 310,000

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WE ARE REGULAR EXPORTERS OF

BUTTER & CHEESE

We can also supply the following goods at competitive prices:—

Bacon, Hams, Frozen Meat, Dry Fruits, (Currants, Sultanas & Lexias),

Fresh Fruit, Wheat, Flour, Leather and other Australian produce.

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BRISBANE.

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Bentleys & Bentleys Codes:

me Laotians anu mois, oppressed uy wieir iieiguouuis

are

Noirelazy,andtimid and are

Song-ma, suspicious. The Muongs,

more handsome who occupy

and; robust than the all the basins of The

Annamites. the Liver

Nuns

resemble the Chinese and the Thos belong to the4 Kmer race.

The total force of the French army in Indo-China in normal times is composed as

follows: 17fiveregiments

artillery; squadrons of Europeans; 17 regiments

of aeroplanes, of natives;

and sundry 18 batteries about

units—altogether of European

12,000

Europeans and 13,000 natives.

The trade of the Colony is rapidly increasing and nearly

imports are of French origin. Less than four per cent, of the remainder comes from 50 per cent, of the

Europe, as much of the import consists of natural products from neighbouring countries.

The Customsexport

the largest tariffis on

rice.imports may be said to be the same as that in France. By far

it is an ideal field for theattract

Indo-China should tourist.the attention of travellers

The Baie d’Along, in thefromgulfall ofparts of the isworld,

Tonkin, widelyas

famed for its scenery. Running along the Annamese coast by a' motor road, the tourist

This Directory is uusect thronghoixt

the world by those interested in

Far Eastern Trade.

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100% of the Chinese in Malaya come from South

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INDO-CHINA

N. lat.Theand

French

97 deg.possession

40 min. ofand Indo-China

107 deg. E.lieslong.

between 8 deg.

(Paris), and30comprises

min. and 23thedeg.colony23 min.of

Cochin-China, the protectorates of Cambodia, Annam, Tonkin, and Laos, and the

territory of Kwang Cheou Wan leased from China, the whole (covering an area of 310,000

square

“ Conseilmiles) being de

Superieur under the direction The

LTndo-Chine.” of a latter

Governor-General,

is a movable body,who ismeetingassistedinbyanytheof

the chiefoftowns

capital Tonkin, according

has becometo thethesummons

principalof seat

the ofGovernor-General;

the administration. but Hanoi,

Accordingthe

toPresident,

a decreetheof General

the 8th Commanding

August, 1898, the Council consists of the

the Troops, the Commander-in-Chief of the Governor-General

China Squadron,

Annam, and Cambodia, the Governor of Cochin-China,

a representative of the theLaosResidents Superior offiveTonkin,

Administration, other

officials, the President of the Colonial Council of Cochin-China, the Chairmen of

the Saigon, Hanoi, and Haiphong Chambers of Commerce,

Tonkin Chambers of Agriculture, the Chairmen of the Annam and Cambodian Mixed of the Cochin-China and

Chambers

Governor-General. The full Council meets once a year, and provision is made forthea

of Commerce and Agriculture, and two native members appointed by

permanent Commission to transact such business as may arise between the sessions.

The deltas of Cochin-China and Tonkin are fertile ; Annam, connecting them, is

apopulated

long mountainous

hill tract tract, withto the

stretching a narrow littoral

on the onother.

Mekongproductions one side, and

maize,adistricts.

wild

cotton,sparsely

seeds, tobacco, and spice are the principal of theRice,alluvial sugar,

The

principal mineral production is coal, which is mined at Tourane, on the coast of

Annam, and at Hongay and Kebao on the Tonkin coast, and the output averages about

800,000 tons annually. Other minerals, including gold, silver, tin, copper, lead and

antimony, exist in the Protectorate and are more or less mined. Zinc mines are

worked

principalonharbours

a large scale and the annual

are Haiphong output

in Tonkin, amounts

Tourane to nearly(for35,000

and Thuanan Hue)tons. The

in Annam,

and Saigon. The climate in general is hot and humid. The year is divided into

two seasons, the wet and the dry.

There are over 800 miles of railway completed and open to traffic in Indo'-China.

The population

Cambodians and isLaotians

estimatedcoming at 16,000,000,

next in about most ofequal whomnumbers.

are Annamites,

The Chinese the

number 150,000, and Europeans amount to a little over 25,000. TheTonkinese are larger

and more robust than the Cochin-Chinese, and more intelligent and active. The

Chinese have immigrated in large numbers to the south of Cochin-China, where they

have

bodiansobtained almost the

are naturally exclusive

apathetic, andpossession

have givenof wayindustries

to theandChinese

commerce. The Cam-

and Annamites.

The Laotians and Mois, oppressed by their neighbours and by their mandarin system,

are lazy, timid and suspicious. The Muongs, who occupy all the basins of the River

Noire

resembleandtheSong-ma,

Chineseareandmore handsome

the Thos belongand; robust

to the" Emerthanrace.the Annamites. The Nuns

The total force of the French army in Indo-China in normal times is composed as

follows

artillery: ;17fiveregiments

squadrons of Europeans; 17 regiments,

of aeroplanes, and sundry of natives; 18 batteries about

units—altogether of European

12,000

Europeans and 13,000 natives.

The trade of the Colony is rapidly increasing and nearly 50 per cent, of the

imports are of French origin. Less than four per cent, of the remainder comes from

Europe,

The Customsas muchtariffof theonimport

importsconsists

may beof natural

said to beproducts

the samefromas neighbouring

that in France.countries.

By far

the largest export is rice.

it is Indo-China

an ideal fieldshouldfor theattract

tourist.the attention of travellers

The Baie d’Alorig, in thefromgulfall ofparts of the isworld,

Tonkin, widelyas

famed for its scenery. Running along the Annamese coast by a motor road, the tourist

1180 1NDO-UHJNA—TONKIN—HANOI

■-sepulchres

reaches theoftown of Hue,

the Emperors theGialong,

residence of the Emperor of Annam, andoffinds the

From Nhatrangthe railway runs down Ming Manh,

to Saigon Thieu the

through Tri, etc., a mine

mysterious interest.

forest land.

The week-end train starting frond Saigoih on Friday evening runs to Phanrang Station,

where fir-clad

amid motor-cars

hills, are waitingarrives

the tourist for travellers. After aabout

at Dalat Station, splendid

4,000trip

feet ofabove

threesea-level,

hours,

where there is a large hotel offering excellent accommodation. In

-sport of every kind, including big-game hunting specially organised, may be in-the neighbourhood

dulged

the in, asruins

famous well asof Angkor,

excursionswhich

and motor trips..comparison

will bear , Nor mustwith

reference

those ofbe the

omitted

ancientto

kingdom of the Pharaohs.

TONKIN

Originally

is situated an independent

between lat. 19 deg. kingdom,

and 23 deg.butN.since

and1802

long.a102province

deg. andof1108

Annam,

deg. 30Tonkin

min.

E.j bounded on the north by China, on the west by the Laos country, on the south by

Annam, and on the east by the Gulf of Tonkin. The country near the sea is a rice

alluvial

and maize,plain,

whilewell watered

sugar, cotton,byspices,

numerous

indigo,rivers,

silk, and produces

arecquier, coffeelarge

and crops

variousofother

rice

articles are also raised. It possesses Valuable mines of silver, lead, antimony, phosphates

and zinc,

inof coal

1887 forand gold and

the working copper are also known

of thethecoallast-named

mines at Kebao to exist. Concessions were granted

of good quality from is nowandexported

Hongay,annually.

and 600,000By tons

the

Treaty

under a ofFrench

Hue, Protectorate,

dated the 6thandJune, 1884, are

its affairs the administered

Annamite Government

under the placed Tonkinof

supervision

French20 Kesidents.

into It is, in fact,

provinces, namely, now practically

Quang-yen, Hai-duong, a French Colony

Bac-ninh, Tonkin is divided

Thai-nguyen, Tuyen-

quan, Hong-hoa, Son-tay, Ha-noi, Ninh-binh, Hung-yen, Nam-dinh, Bac-kan, Bac-

' giang, Ha-nam, Hoa-binh, Phu-lien, Thai-binh Yan-bu, Yinh-yen, Yen-bay, and four

militaryBao-lac

bang, territories,

; 3rd viz.:—1st

circles ofcircles of Langson,

Ha-giang, Mon-cay,

Bac-quang; 4th Yan-linh;

circles of 2nd circles Bao-ba.

Lao-kay, of Cao-

Hanoi,

old mapstheascapital,

Ke-sho. is the chief town of the province of the same name, and appears on

There ofare25,000

Haiphong threespindles,

Europeanone mills for spinning

at Nam-Dinh cotton

of 24,000, andyarnone atin Hanoi

Tonkin,of one

10,000at

The other industries include the manufacture of cement,

leather and spirits. There are also numerous rice mills and two breweries. soap, albumen, matches

HANOI

Hanoi, the capital of Tonkin,

right bank of the Songkhoi (Red River), and now

aboutthe100seatmiles

of government, is situated

from its mouth. The oncitytheis

built close to the river and extends about one mile along the bank.

visitors arriving from Haiphong by train or river is not an imposing one, as the The first aspect for

fashionable portion of the town, the principal European centre, is situated

Here the broad and well-kept streets planted with trees, numerous imposing public further back.

and private

lighted buildings,and

by electricity present a very nice

abundantly European

supplied with goodtowndrinkable

of modernwater

style.byThe city is

enormous

waterworks. Five lines of electric tramways run through the town over

•of. eight miles. A special attraction is the “ Petit lac,” a lake of nearly half a square a distance

mile in the middle of the town, rendered picturesque by the quaint pagodas occupy-

HANOI 1181

’ing the small islands which adorn it, and surrounded by promenades. Facing the

lake14th

the thereJuly,

is the1890,

Square

and aPaul Bert, with

bandstand a fine

in the middle.bronzeClose

statueto the

of Paul Bertthere

square unveiled on

are the

City Hall, Treasury, Post Office, iUnion Club, Bank of Indo-China, Besidence Superieur

and the Hotel Metropole; Other public buildings, as the residence of the Comman-

4der of the Troops, the Hospital, etc., are situated on what was formerly the

a‘ Concession,

handsome small” closeProtestant

to the riverchurch.

bank. There is a largepalace

The imposing HomanofCatholic Cathedral and

the Governor-General

stands at the entrance of the Botanic Garden, and other fine buildings in the town

are the Theatre, Museum, Palais de Justice, Terminus, Ideo, Credit Foncier, etc. There

are two first-class hotels—the Hotel Metropole, with a front of nearly 300 feet, and the

Hanoi Hotel—as well as some smaller ones. The “Cercle de riJnion,” Societe

Philharmonique

opened in 1890, and tha Masonic

is situated Lodge the

just outside possess

newtheirtown.ownDailybuildings. A racecourse,

and periodical French

Governor of Tonkin is now occupied by the French troops as the barracks andMandarin

papers are published-at Hanoi. The “citadel”—formerly the fortress of the general

headquarters. However, many interesting and historic buildings remain within the

compound, including the Royal Pagoda.

The ancient

appearance, owingcitytois the

situated between

singular the citadelof, and

architecture the the river Since

houses. and presents a novel

the occupation

by the French great improvements have been effected in the laying-out of the town,

and the formation of roads and streets, of which over 50 miles are already drained,

electrically lighted,

pared with those and, Eastern

of other even in cities.

the nativeOf thecity,numerous

well kept and and

temples verypagodas,

clean asthat com-of

tne “Grand Buddha,” situated on the shore of the Grand

and interesting for visitors on account of its colossal bronze statue. Lake, is the most important

Steel built halls, each 160 by 60 feet, for the native markets have been erected in

different quarters.

Trade, both

mercantile housesexport

thereandis import, is steadily increasing,

also a development and inbesides

of industries this many

town; importan

a cotton

spinning mill, ice factory, match factory, paper manufactory, some distilleries

furniture-shops and a brewery are among the number.

linesThe

havetransit

been openedtrade which

has connect

developedIndo-China

considerably since with

and Tonkin the Yunnan

different Province.

railway

The first part, connecting Haiphong with Hanoi, was opened in July, 1902, and the line

enters the capital by a magnificent steel bridge, 5,100 feet in length, over the Red

River.

The East.

the Far BotanicItGarden

containsofover

Hanoi3,000occupies

variousa species

very fine site and The

of plants. is one of thehasbest

climate in

under-

gone a very favourable change, thanks to many sanitary

French, such as laying drains through the whole European and native city, filling works executed by the

up pools, marshes, etc. There is distinction of season: the summer begins in April,

the winter about October. The highest decree of temperature in summer is 40° cen-

tigrade,

100,000, the

5,000lowest

of whomin winter about 0° centigrade.

are Europeans (exclusive ofThethepopulation

military),oftheHanoirestis about

being

Annamites, Chinese, Japanese and Indians. The first meeting of a Native Delibera-

tive Assembly elected on a narrow suffrage was held at Hanoi on November 14thf

1907, and was addressed by M. Beau, the Governor-General.

DIRECTORY

GOUVERNEMENT GENERAL Direction du Cabinet

DE L’INDOCHINE Directeur—Norre,

classe des servicesadministrateur

civils de lere

•Gouverneur General de ITndochine — Chef Cabinet—Tajasque

Pierre Pasquier

Secretaire G^n^ral de I’lndochine — Officier

vaisseaud’Ordonnance — Lieutenant de

Maurice Graffeull Revoil—Lieutenant Brussevejr

1182 HANOI

Bureau des Archives J^eme Bureau

Chef du Bureau—La Yal, chef de bureau Chef du 4eme Bureau—Jugain, professeur

hors classe des services civils adjoint d’Ecole primaire sup^rieure

Cabinet Militaire Charge des Manuels — Levy, surveillant

d’internat des cadres indochinois

Chef de Cabinet — le Colonel Bourrely

Commandant—Picot

Direction des Affaires Politiques, de ENSEIGNEMENT SUPERIEUR

la Police et de la Surete Generale EN INDOCHINE

Directeur—La Combe administrateur de

lere classe en services civils Surveillant General Generale

Surveillance des Internals—

Direction du Personnel Lataste, pi'of.licencie des mathematiques-

Directeur— Le Prevost, administrateur de; Ecole de Medecine et de Pharmacie

lere classe des services civils Directeur—Dr. Le Roy des Barres, ancien

interne

servicedesdehopitaux de Paris,

et de directeur

DIRECTION GENERALE DE LTN- du du radium

prophylaxie I’institut

STRUCTION PUBLIQUE EN

INDOCHINE ,Section de Medecine

Prof. TitulairesDe—Penis,

Raymond, Docteurs Polidori, (en

de Lacombe de-

Direction

Directeur General de ITnstruction Publi- conge), Lucas champiavistre, Perucca (agrege deet

Naudin Cartoux (en cong4

que — Thalamas,

agrege d’histoire & Recteur

geographied’acad^mie,

& docteur sciences physiques), Bourret (Dr. es-

Inspecteur Magalon correspondant du Museum) et

que (lettres)—Cazes, prof, agrege des Titulaires de Chaires Magistrales de Clini-

lettres en Chef de ITnstruction Publi- que—Drs.

Inspecteur Naudin de Le Roy desKeller,

Raymond, Barres,Sollier

Polidori,

que (Sciences) — Bernard, prof, de Section de Pharmacie

Penseignement superieur Indochinois, Charges de Cours—huit

agrege desensciences

Inspecteur Chef dephysiques

ITnstruction Publi- Professeurs Enseignement du P.C.N.

Titulaires—Perucca, agr%^ es-

de

que

Debat,(Enseignement

inspecteur dePrimaire)— Berit- sciences physiques;

I’enseignement Bourret, docteur

primaire (Cadre metropolitain) sciences, correspondant du Museum;,

Secretariat M agalon, docteur 6 sciences naturelles

Melle Garel, surveillante d’internat Cenire d*Enseignement Ophtalmologique

stagiaire

Melle Dauphin, dactylographe contract- Directeur—Dr.deKeller rindochine

uelle ler Bureau

Chef du ler Bureau'—De Ecole Vetertnaire

Gineste, Ad- Directeur—Roussel,veterinaire-inspecteur

ministrateur des Services‘Civils principal, chef de clinique, docteur

Seme Buredti veterinaire (en cong<$)

Chef du 2eme Bureau —Giraud, Chef de Directeur

specteur i. — Ceb4, veterinaire in-

p.

Bureau des Services Civils

Chef de Section—Gailliat, professeur de

PEnseignement Primaire Indochinois »5 ;Ecole des Hautes Etudes

Seme Bureau Indochinoises

Chef du Semeprincipal

Redacteur Charles-Gervais, Directeur

Bureau de— 1’Administration — Roze, conseiller a la Cour

d’Appel de Hanoi, dqcteur en droit

Centrale du Mini6tere‘des Colonies Professeur^-Le van-Kin], docteur es-lettres

Chef Section—Lauret, cbmmis dTnspec- et docteur en droit

deAcademique

tion

G($ranfc de Caisse—Thirion,, sous-ecppome Ecole Superieure de PeDagogie

des cadres indochinois Directeur—Houlib, agrege

Sous-Econome de rUniversite—Pulicani Professeur—Rouault, agr.egededphilosophie

histoire;

HANOI 1183

Ecole Stjp^rieure d’Agriculture Ecole Primaire Superieure Henri

et de Sylviculture Riviere de Haiphong

Directeur—Lan, professeur de I’Enseignt. Directeur—De Fautereau, prof, du 2eme

superieur degrd (licencie es-lettres)

Directeur p.i.—Regere, ingr. agronorue Cours Primaire Superieur Frango-Indigene

Ecole et Cotjrs Superieur des Directeur — Carre,Haiphong

de professeur des cadres

Travaux Publics indochinois, B.S., C.A.P.

Directeur—Connan,

publics de 1’Etat ingenieur des travaux American Asiatic Underwriters, Inc.

Co., Assurance Vie Automobiles,

Ecole Superieure de Commerce Accidents, Incendie et Maritimes—

Directeur — Henry Pourquier, ancien Galerie du Credit Foncier,

C. Larrive | • Rue Paul Bert

A. Vilt

directeur de banque

Directeur p.i. —Cabanes, nspecteur des “ Avenir Du Tonkin ” L’, Journal quoi

Services Commercians tidien, Direction-Redaction-Ad

Ecole des Beaux-Arts tion—114, Rue Jules-Ferry ministra-

Directeur—Tardieu, artiste-peintre, prix M. H. de Massiac, directeur admin.

du salon, hors concours Banque de l’Indo-Chine — 47, 49 et 51,

Directeur p. i.—Kruze, architect Boulevard Amiral Courbet; Telephs.

Etablissements d'Enseignement Direction 497, Bureau

85 et 561; Cable et Compradore

Ad: Indochine

Secondaire Jacques Got, directeur

Lycee Albert Sarraut—Hanoi Thi Toa, compradore

Proviseur—Venet, agrige de giammaire

Lycee ChassdoupagrigeLaubat—Saigon Banque de Saigon (Societe Anonyme au

Proviseur—Venet, de grammaire capital de 39 millions de francs)—Siege

Petit Lycee de Dalat Social: 26 a 32, Rue Lefebvre, Saigon.

Directeur — Bois, professeur licencie des Victoires Bureau Administratif: 13, Rue N.D. des

cadres Indochinois, B.S., C.A.P. Boulevard aHenriParis.Riviere;

Agence,Agence

a Hanoi:

a Hai-5,

Service de l’Enseignement au Tonkin phong: 64-68, Rue Paul Bert

Direction Locale E. Pihet, dir. des agence du Tonkin

Chef de Service—Lafferranderie, certifie J. de Roux, sous-directeur

des Ecoles Normales, prof, de I’enseigne- Banque Franco Chinoise Pour Le Com-

ment superieur Indochinois

Chef de Bureau -Laures, prof, des cadres merce et Industrie, General Banking

Indochinois, B.S. C.A.P. Business Transacted. Capital Paid up:

50,000,000; Reserve: Frs. 31,837,000—

Etablissements Primaires Superieurs Paris Ad: Geranchine. Head Office:

Cable

du Tonkin

Ecole Primaire Superienre Franc.ai&e Biedermann & Co., Merchants — 3,

Directeur — Houllier, a prof,

de Garmons Hanoi certifie de Boulevard Carnot; Cable Ad :Biedermann

J. A. Keppler, signs per pro.

1’E. P. S. Poune Yuh, compradore

Ecole Primaire Superieure Frangaise Agencies

de Filles de Hanoi Law Union & Rock Insce. Co., London

Directrice

des Ecoles— Normales

Mme. Raspoil, prof, certifie

(sciences) Western Assurance Co., London

Lycee du Protectorat Boillot, Ch., Agent General des Cycles

Proviseur — Auticon, prof. Licencie des et“Rochet Automobiles Pengeot Automobiles:

cadres Indo-Chinoise

Ecole Normale d? Instituteurs de Hanoi Rue PaulSchneider,”

Bert; Teleph.Stock Michelin—1,

151; Cable Ad: Ch.

Directeur—Imbert, prof, certifie des Ecoles Boillot

Normales (lettres) Ch. Boillot, directeur

M. Boillot, fond4 de pouvoirs

Ecole Normale d1Institutrices et Institution J. Cornu, id.

des Jeunes Filles Annaniites de Hanoi Reytelet, Jean etHenri, Jeanmecani-

Roger,

Directrice—Mme. Dioque, prof, certifie des jean Marcel Richard,

Ecoles Normales (lettres) ciens

1184 HANOI

Ciedes Eaux de Hanoi Conservatoire Francais d’Extreme-

M.Descours,

Bedat, diroctour Orient (Etablissement Otficiel dir.

ing&iieur Gouvernement General complet

Enseignement Musical de I’Indochine),

pour les

Bruneau, chef raecanicien Europeens et. Indigenes de toutes

nationalities.

COMPAGNIE d’ExPORTATION b’ExTREME- des Diplomes —17, Avenue Puginier;. Etudes sanetionnees par

Orient, Import and Export—14, Rue de Teleph. 522

ladeoba.

Chaux: Teleph.generale:

Direction 109; Cable Ad: Lace-

43, Boulevard Albert Poincignon, directeur

Haussmann, Paris Professeurs

Francois Lyard, administr. delegue Piano (Pedagogic,

—Poincignon TheorieYvonne

etrMelle. et Solfege)

Perie

A-M.Ergal, directeurchef de servvdce

Dominique, Yiolon—Lombard et Raoul Giroud

Violoncelle

Tournie et Contrebasse — Henri

Agents' of Alto-ViolonOrchestre - CamilleTholot

Lyard Indochina Salt Export Flute—Neau

Concessionnaire Plistoire de la Musique (Harmonie,.

Orchestre

cignon et Composition)—Poin-

COMPAGNIE FrANCAISE &DESdd ClIEMINS

Fer de l’Indochine Yunnan DE Surveill. generale—Mine. C. Sigonney

Direction Generale — 89, Rue de Deeeule & Detouillon, Automobiles,.

Miromesnil—Paris

A. Bodin, directeur general Cycles et Armes—76, Rue Jules Ferry

Direction de 1’Expl citation a Hanoi Jules Detouillon, directeur

A. Hilaire, directeur de 1'exploitation Denis, Freres, de l’Indochine (Societe

M. Lecorche, sous- id.

A. Patoux, delegue de la direction de Aponyme), —16, Rue PaulImport

Bert;and Export

Cable Ad: Merchants

Referendis

J. 1’exploition au Yunnanattache

Boidor, ingdneur (Yunnanfou)

a la M, Aumont, directeur

Daigueperse,

direction

Secretariat Mailhe, Mallet et Blanc Sauvaire,

Valorie,

L, Roche, dechefla duDirection

secretariat Denis,Freres,

Agence Prineipale

J. Jonery, agentauprincipal—Yunnan-

Yunnan metallurgiquesdTndochine, Tous deproduits-

et tous articles Guin-

fou caillerie—77, Boulevard Francis Gamier

Service

Dr. H.Medical au Yunnan

Dumont, chef du service Deutsches508; Konsulat - 60, Rue Paul Bert

medical Amitcheou alias K’ai-Yuen Teleph. W. Stoller, Cable

cpnsulAd: Cbnsugerma

Services Administratifs—Hanoi

J. Siffray, chef de service R. Luneburg, secretary

Service

Hanoi du Trafic & du Mouvement— Droguerie DU Tonkin, Representation,.

A. Patoux, ingenieur en chef Commission, Import Produits Chimiques

Pierre Domart, pharmapien droguiste

Service

Hanoi de la Voiq

P. Hud, ingenieur en chef Garage Borillot, Societe Francais de-

Transports

de 1,8000,000(Societe anonyme.au Bobillot

fr§:)—Boulevard Capital

Service

Hanoi du Materiel & de la Traction— (Automabiles'- et Pousse Pousse)

E. Preclaire, ingenieur en chef

, J- Birplaud, ingenieur, chef de General surance-Accident,

Corporation, FIre Ltd.

and' Life As-

service adjoint Denis, Freres, d’Indochine, agents

COMPAGNIE FrANCAISEBoyleya

Extreme Orient—7, d’ExPLOSIFS EN Great Britain, . Vjce Consulate

rd Bobillot; Yice-Consul—T. L. Christie c/p Charter-

Cable Ad:

Tallard, Chedotau

directeurchef de fabrication ed Bank, 17, Rue Paul Bert, Haiphong

Lamontagne, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking

Jules Long,

Lan, priparateurcom p{ able ' V Corporation—16, • Rne Paul Bert

Denis Freres, agents

HANOI 1185

H6teliers de l’Indo-Chine, Syndicat Maron, Paul, Expert Comptable Ecriture3

de 1’Industrie

Hoteliers Hoteliere,

Francais et a laAffilie

Chambreaux et Assurances—46, Bd. Henri Riviere

Nationale de 1 Hotel lerie Francaise— Syndic deFaillite liquidateur j udiciaire

Siege Social; Hdtel Metropole a Hanoi Mourlan, Pierre et Marcel Pascalis,

Imprimerie d’Extr£me Orient, Librairie, Avocats-Ddfenseurs, Docteurs en Droit

Papieterie (Society anonyme: Capital —40, Boulevard Gambetta

de 4,000,000 frs.)—Cable Ad: Ideo; Siege Office Du Tourisme Indochinois, Sub-

social: 28, Rue Paul Bert. Succursale a ventronne par leGouvernement General

Haiphong

H. Deseille, directeur general —Agence de Hanoi, Immeuble du Grand

Hotel Metropole, Boulevard Henri

Indochine Films & Cinemas (Societe an- Riviere; Ad:

Teleph. 776; P.O. Box 60; Cable

Tourisme. Tous Renseignements

onyme au Capital de 10,000,00u frs.), Siege

social a Saigon, Cochinchine (Anciens Touristignes,

Etablissements de la Pommeraye & Directeur—J.Itineraires,

Baudot Excursions

Cie.), Fournitures pour cinemato- Secretaire—Dinh Van-Vy

graphes, Appareils, Films en vente et Comptable—Le Van Dzi

location; Editeur de films, Radio, toutes Ogliastro, Louis & Cie., Negociants —

fournitures appareils et accessoires— 104, Rue Jules Ferry

33,

85; Boulevard

Cable Ad:HenriLapomeraye

Riviere; Teleph. L. Arnaud, directeur, fonde de pouvoirs

Code: Agencies

International Lugagne Peninsular & Oriental Steam Nav. Co.

Imprimerie Tonkinoise Le-Van-Phuc— New Zealand Insurance Co.

80-82, Rue du Chauvre Cie. d’Assurances Generales

Larrive C.—Rue Paul Bert, Passage Passignat, M., Antiquities Chinoises et

Annamites, Meubles et Objets d’Art

du Credit Fonoier d’Extreme- O rient

Agent for

Gie. Franoo-Americaine d’Assur- Ph armacte, J. Blanc—31, Rue Paul Bert

ances and Asia [Life Insurance L. Blanc, pharmacien

LeblesGuern, Mme. etJ„Hotel

d’Occasion Marchande de Meu- Pharmacie Montes—54, Rue Paul Bert

Garni, Machines

a Coudre—70, Rue Jules Ferry Dr.Denereas,

Domart, assistant

manager

Le Roy Des Barres, Docteur en Medecine P.N. Lamontagne, comptable

Y. Tien, compradore

—Rue Borgnis Desbordes

Librairie Societe Agricole Franco-Tonkinoise a

Rue JulesSuperiuerie

Ferry; Telephs.Z. 315

Chano—108,

pt. 811 Con-Voi par

Rizieres, Phu-Tho, Tonkin, Caferies,

Elevage

Z. E.Chano

Kalos I Mme. Limongi Manent, directeur

S. Yiannoulatos | Mile. Genesi Society Anonyme des Charbonnages

Lloyd, C. F., Importer-Expoi-ter—Cable —Siege deNuyen Quang(Capital: 2,000,000 frs.)

Ad: Lloyd; Codes: A.BC. 5th edn., 15, Rue des Social: Nuyen Quang. Bureaux:

Teintueriers

Bentley’s, Lieber’s, Kendall’s and Private

Societe

Magasins Chaffanjon, S. A. (Capital —10, Rue la Boetie, Asiatique desBoissons

Paris Indigenes

7,000,000 francs), Approvisionnement A. R. Fontaine, pres, du conseil d’admn.

General—34 a 40, Rue Paul - Bert, et 19, Usine a Hankeou (Chine)

Boulevard

Cable Henri-Riviere; Teleph. 89; J. Labenski, directeur

L. J.Ad: Chaffanjon

Chaffanjon, administr.-delegue Societe d’Application des Procedes

C.Barnich

A. Yolle, directeur “Fit” (E. le etBougnec & Cie.), Re-

Navarre Mme. Morand caoutchoutage Reparation de Pneus

G. Gerard Mme. Salvador! etSeche

Chambres a Air par Cure

(Brevets enRollandes; de Yapeur

France et aTeleph.

1’Etranger)

Griffon Mme. Griffon —21, Boulevard 466;

Pacaud

Drouet Mme. Barnich Cable Ad: Pneufit

Mme. Yolle

38

1186 HAN OI—HAIPHONG

O’ICriglebert

generaux \FilsIndochine

en et die.,des Pneus

agent A. R. Fontaine, president du conseil

Chevron Corde P. d’administration

Bernhard, directeur general pour

SoqiKTE d’En&EXGNEMENT MUTUEL DU F. leTrives,

Tonkindirecteur

et le Nord-Annam

general pour le

Tonkin Ghochinchine et Cambodge

ComitS Central de Hanoi

President—Ng6 Yi Lien Societe Industrielle et Commerciale

Vice presidents — L6 Van Huy6n et d’Annam—55, RL. Piot,

Boulevard Gambetta

administrateur

Vu Van Nhac

Secretaire General—Pham Dinh Giem Boyaval, id. delegue

Directeur des Cours—Nguyen Van T6

Tresorier General—Vuong M. Vacherot, directeurde(Tourane)

P. Bernhard, fonde pouvoirs

P>ibliothecaire—Pham Van Van

PhanMau

Commissaires

Dang Sy Thinh — Dinh Tien Quy et SpciETE InDUSTRIELLE ET FORESTIERE

Secretaire-adjoint—Nguyen

Tresorier-adjoint—Ng6 Vi Lan Trong Cu d’ExtrPme Orient - -Societd Anonyme:

135, Route Mandarine; Ttihiph. 78; Cable

Liblioth^caire-adjoint—Do. Van Phu Ad: livdusfores

SOctete Financiere Francaise de Colo- Taupin & Co., G., Librairie, Papeterit

nial—51,

Saigon: 32Rue d’Anjou Agences

rue Lamme. (Paris) Agences

a Hanoi:a Messageries de -Iournaux Imprimerie—

89 Directeurs—M.

Boulevard Francis Farrier 50,O.Rue Paul Bert;

Taupin, associeCable iVd: Taupin

Bernard (Saigon) and

A!. Furiet (Hanoi) L. Larene, ‘ id. '

M. Burgard1 Mme.

„ Hermitte

Paul

SoPiete Francaise des Distilleries de M.

M. Coquet

Gasc „ T.apeyre1

lTndochine (AncienS Etablissements: AT. Eynard „ Sube

„ Bordet ■'

A.Nam-Dinh,

R. Fontaine & Cie.)—Usines

Haiduong Oholon et Pnom-a Hanoi, Al. Daumet Mile Girod

penh. Siege Social: 10, Rue la Boetie, Al. Cassime

Paris. Direction-

Nord-Annam: 55, pour le Tonkin

Boulevard et le Villa, E.AI. de, Ingenieur Conseil—118,

Gambetta;

Cable Ad: Distamy Immeuble.du dredit Foncier

HAIPHONG

Cua Haiphong,

dam, one ofthethecommercial

numerous capital

divisionsof ofTonkin,

the Songis built

Khoion(Red

the River),

right bank whichof connects

the river

Yunium withmin.thelong.

Tonkin Gulf. Its geograpihical situation isobstructed

20 deg. 51by,min. lat. the

N.,

entrance to the harbour is as accessible by night as it is by day, thanks to anbar,Up-to-

106 deg. 42 E. Although the river is somewhat a

date systemWorks,

ofphong.

Public; of lights. . The channel,liners

constantly dredged andMaritimes

supervised by theat De

The b'ghlallows

house the biggest

on-the of the Messageries

island of Hondau shows a light visibleto20call Hai-

naval miles

distant, wkile, .that on the Norway islands, indicating the entrance

coaling station, is visible at 25 miles. Vessels anehbr in front of the city;' in the middletu Hongay, the

ofspace

the for

river,thea quarter-of-a-mile

accommodation offromfi vethebigshore, while a wharf

ocean-going liners atofone

2,000time.fefet This

giveswharf

ampleis

equipped

rail track,with

and all'modern appliances—2-ton

electric light. Ships arrivingelectric

alongsidecranek,

may10-and 20-ton steam

be immediately cranes,

boniiected

HAIPHONG 1187

with the telephone and thus get in touch with any point in the city. Large ware-

houses,

been erectedcovering an area

on the of 9 acresaiidandarehaving

water-front a storage

connected capacity

by rail with ofthe100,000

Centraltons,Station

have

offacility

the Compagnie des Chemins de Fer de Wndo-Chine et du Yunnan.

for the quick handling of goods destined for the different centres of Tonkin There is thus every

and the Chinese province of Yunnan, to which Haiphong is the gateway, by means of

the railwaywhich

Autonome, line. owns

Thesealsogodowns s.s.and the dewharf are the property sea-goingof the Port

ready to give assistance to ;anythevessel, Amiral

whether Beaumont,

at sea dr in thea powerful

harbour. A floating tug

dock', capable of lifting vessels up to 330 feet in length'and 2,50Qtbns displacement, is

attachecf

repairs captobea undertaken.

modern shipbuilding and repairing yard, where the most /extensive

Haiphong proper is in the midst of an extensive rice swamp with low-lying swampy

land

rangesall ofaround it for miles,hills,having

low limestone and inbeyond

the distance

these tothethemonotony relieved

northward, at abydistance

rugged

ofSummit,

some being

16 miles,

about-5,000 feet high. Though at the time of its origin in 1884Grand

is a range of mountains, the loftiest, known as the Hai-

phong was but a mere native village in the midst of rice fields and muddy streams, it

has rapidly developed into the most important commercial and industrial centre

ofhasTonkin

been builtandaccording

the port toformodern

all homeideas.andTheforeign

streetstraffic. Being a arenewwide,

and boidevards town,

cleanit

and well-shaded, and constructed for the most part at right angles. The town

has a cosy and pleasing appearance, most of the houses being of the cottage type. The

chief

Hall, commercial

Banque Franco and Ohinoise,

administrative

Banquebuildings are theMunicipal

de ITndochine, Central Theatre,

Post Office, and City

Cus-

tom-house. There is a Homan Catholic Cathedral attached to the Spanish Mission,

and a Protestant church, also, has been erected in the town.

theatre, built in 1900 by the Municipality. The Hotel du Commerce is a large and There is a very pretty

handsome structure, its lofty mansard roof dominating every building in the town.

The

boulevard CerclePaul

du Comiherce,

Bert. The which is a well-managed

racecourse is about a mileclub,fromhastheits t own

domicile

. on thein , the

Do-

Son Road. The year 1922 saw the opening of the “ Cercle Sportif Haiphonriais,” with

a large and handsome building and extensive grounds for all forms of sport.'

Haiphong has two public gardens, where military concerts are given on Sundays

and

is1 oneThursdays. The promenades.

of the evening small Botanical Garden of the Lach Tray,.two miles out of town,

The appearance of this city, agreeably disposed among trees and ironical vegeta-

tion, appeals to the eye of the traveller arriving by sea bn a Sunny day.

The city, originally cbmprised within the Cua-Cam and Song-Tarn Bac rivers ; and

the itsBonnal

ofconcerns cana), soon spread'bpyond

comrqerce these narrow limits owing to the development

are cementandVorks industry,

(Whoseforeign

productsand are indigenous.

known all overThetheprincipal

Far East), industrial

cotton

mills, rice mills, brick, tile and ceramic factories, foundries, shipbuilding yards, and

an important factory (opened in the'beginning of 1922) for the making of all sorts

of chemical products.

The total population is about 150,000.

Haiphong

day each is connected

way, and with Hanoibybylandline

is in communication rail, passenger-trains,running

with Saigon and by ;fiye radiotimes

witha

Hongkong.

2*3*

1188 HAIPHONG

DIRECTORY

Mairie de Haiphong Commis—Lezer, Nguyen Due Hung, Pham

Administrateur-Maire—G. Servoise VanBao, Yu Yan Khoi, Soubrier, Lacoote

et Charlat

Agent-mecanicien—Au bouy

Administration Municipale Brigadier-facteur—J acobet Franot

Administrateur-Maire—G. Servoise Surveillants—Dehoulle

Chef du

Chef desSecretariat—M. Maillard

Travaux Municipaux—Gautier, 23 Telephonistes

ingenieur Dames-tffiephonistes — Muller,

Rerat, Curiol, Miannay, Perrin,

H. Couture,

Commissaire de Police—Fa biani

Payeur Peceveur Municipal—M. Poli Hamelle, J.Miannay,Gervais, Lemonnier,

Commissaire Special—Baubal Tardivel, Bouscaren Mura, Chemilly,

Schir, Poitrol, Puylagdideet Adounolle

Conseil Municipal Travaux Publicsdu Tonkin

Administrateur—G.

President—Maire Servoise Circonscription Territoriale

lere Adjoint—Panquin Servict Maritime

Seme Adjoint—Forest Chef de Service—Filoche, ingenieur prin.

Conseillers Municipal—Boe, Bouchard, Chef de Bureau—Aragau, ingenieur

Porchet, Fauvel, Godelu,

Monthuis,Suppleants—GeofFayBovis,

Yigier, Latour et CreyinBobert, Sub divisionnaires

Conseillers et Coiron Chef de la Sub division du Port de

Haiphong—Vinay, ingenieur

President de la Chambre de Commerce— Chef de la Sub-division

M. Porchet des Dragages—

Ingenieur Chef du Service Maritime— P. Filoche

M. Filoche Chef de la Sub-division des Phares et

Sous-Directeur Balises—Martinet ,

M. Bardet des Douanes et Regies— Capitaine dePort de Commerce

Port—Hulin

Directeur du Port Autonome—M. Filoche

Consulat d’Angleterre—Thomas Landale Lieut, de Port—Wurthorm

Christre Services Sanitaires

Postes et Telegraphes Agent Principal de la Sante—Dr. Guerard

Bureau d'Haiphong Lazaret du Cua cam

Medicin du Lazaret—

Receveur—Giteau Hopital Haiphong

Controleurs—Landros

Commis et MorelAllouche et Medecin Chef—Dr. Guerard

Principaux—Larcher,

Langeard Medecin Traitant —Dr. Martin

Officier d’Administration—Chaignon

^ m Ateliers Maritimes

Construction Navale deet Mecanique,

Haiphong

Mei-yah Pao Sien Rung Sze Travaux Publics de Tout Genre—Rue de

American-Asiatic Underwriters, Yerdun et digue du Cua-Cam; Tffieph.

Ltd., Cable Ad: Atemar; Code: A.Z. Agence: 56;

General

car, Life,Insurance:

Accident,Fire,Burglary,

Marine, Motor-

Plate- 96, Bis Boulevard Haussmann, Paris

glass, Baggage and Special Risks—59, BANKS

Boulevard Henri Riviere; Teleph. 451;

Cable Ad: Underiters.

Agents fur: Banque et l’Industrie pour le Com-

Franco-Chinoise

Cie Franco-Americane d’Assurances. merce M.R.Laborne,

Asia Life Insurance Co., Life Insurance Bouvier,directeur

fonde de pouvoirs

-—59, Boulevard Henri Riviere; Cable Henri Jusserand, directeur (Hanoi)

Ad: Asialife; Code: Acme and Bentley’s.

Main Office for the Orient: 17, The d’Haiphong: Telephs. 26 et— 219;

Banque de l’Indochine Succursale

Bund, Shanghai Cable

H. Vilt, manager Ad: Indochine

R. Gaubert, directeur

HAIPHONG 1189

L. G.deCreuse,

Quievrecourt, sous-directeur Chargeurs Reunis (Cie.

contr6leur G. Perpere, J. Navigation a Vapeur), Service regulier Franchise de

H. Folie-Desjardins, Europe-Haiphong et Cabotage des Mers

laDornat,

Rocque,E. agents

Spas, P. Michel, J. de de Chine—31, Rue du Marechal Joffre;

T^leph. 49; Cable Ad: Chargeurs; Codes:

Charles Cheong, compradore A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s, A.Z.

Banque L. H.H. Collin

M. Husson, agent

capitaldedeSaigon (Soci^te

50 millions Anonyme au

de francs)—Siege Ch. Ferron | J. Delloye

Social: 26 a 32, Rue Lefebvre,

Bureau Administratif: 13, Rue N.D. des Saigon.

Victoires a Paris. Agence a Haiphong: COMPAGNIE DE COMMERCE ET DE NAVIGA-

TION d’Extreme-Orient (Soci^te Ano-

64-68, Rue Paul Bert. Agence a Hanoi: nyme au Capital de 30,000,000 de francs)

5, Boulevard Henri Riviere —Si&ge Social 12, Rue Boissy d’Anglais,

J. R.de Roux, dir. des agences du Tonkin

Charon, fonde de pouvoirs, Paris. Agences en Europe: Marseille, Le

caissier Havre

Orient: et21,Londres. AgencesSaigon;

en Extreme-

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Haiphong; Ohier, PnomRuePenh; Vannier,

36, Rue Harmand, Rue

and China—17, Rue Paul Bert and Hanoi. Telephs. 481 et 218 (Haiphong),58, Boulevard Gia-Long,

RueT. Amiral Courbet

L. Christie, sub-agent 131 (Hanoi). Cable Ad: Alacrity

J. Cameron, sub-accountant Conseil d’Administration a Paris

Cte.d’administration

de Vogue, presidenta Parisdu conseil

Credit

Marechal Foncier

Joffre de lTndochine—1, Rue L. Launay, admr.-delegue a Paris

J. Cameron, sub-accountant J. W. Stahel, directeur a Haiphong

Phung-Kune, compradore A.Ch.Develey,

Perret, import

Dunlop depot.

Hongkong & Shanghai Th. Jean, agent pour Hanoi

poration—3, Rue Jules Banking Cor-

Ferry; Teleph. C. Fanovard

Melle. A. Alaux

37;H.Cable Ad: Mekong

P. Sharp, agent Ah-You, compradore

A. G. Cameron

Tching Sam Vou, compradore COMPAGNIE FrANCO-AsIATIQUE DES PeT-

roles, Liquid

Kerosene, Fuel,Benzine,

Asphalt,Lubricating

Briefaud & Cie., P., Shipping Agent Oils, Paraffin Wax, Turpene (Mineral Turpen-

Candles,

and Warehousekeeper, Stevedore of tine), Shell Marine Oils, etc.—5, Rue

Cie.

Reunis, Messageries

ContractorMaritimes, Chargeurs Briere de ITsle; Cable Ad: Asiatic;

for Commissariat-

Codes: Lugagne Cogef Codes: Private and A.A.C. 6th edn.

P. Briffaud, partner <). L.

Sales Dept. Claviez, manager

E. Yidry, do. J. P.Lagreze,

P. Desol, do.

Delsol | Penchi | Liberi Aulas, E.Y.Bolton,

Coroller, B. Lemaire,

R. Grenard, Th.

Willemetz, R. Salles and H. Lecadre

British Consulate—H17, Rue Paul Bert Accounts Dept. (benzine pumps)

Vice-consul—H T. L. Christie M. Riotte, E.Dept. Rault and P. Mazieres

Chambre de Commerce Engineering

President Honoraire—M. L. Porchet J. Mazieres andDidier,

Soler, A. D. Perry, A.

R. F. Lasaroo

Bureau: Shipping Dept—Ch. Poggiale

President—Chenu Correspondence Dept.

2eler Vice-president—Guillon

id. —Bleton Mile.Office—M.

Hanoi Burle and Bouchet

Mme. Soubrier

Secretaire—Desjardins

Tresorier—Monthuis Thuongly Installation

Membres—Chambrier, Clave,Husson,

Cuny, A. Stock, installation manager

Femes, Godelu, Hossenlopp, Candle V. Factory—Leroy

Gable I Mattei

Javouray, Lapicque Marcheix Tourane—R. L. Dot, manager

Mercadier, Bach-Thai-Buoi, Hoang- J. Becot, R. Audibert, Stanislas,

Ngoc-Bach, Nguyen-Huu-Thu dit

Sen et Nguyen-Thua-Dat Mile. Joly (correspondence dept.)

Chef du Secretariat—M. L. J. Paquin Yunnanfou—G. and Ph. Goudemant

Murad, manager

1190 HA [PHONG

COMPAGXIE DBS MeSSAGERIES MaRITIMES— Agencies Norddeutscher Lloyd

57,

393;R.Boulevard

Cable Ad:agentPaul Bert; Telephs. 39 et

Messagerie Hamburg-Amerika Linie,

Guillon, States Steamship

Netherlands Co-

Fire Insurance Co., Ld.

Bouchard, sous agent The Insurance Office of Australia, Ld.

Dutois et Deconick, commis The NewGlowlampworks,

Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.

Mile. Perrin,

Donati, magasinier caissiepe Philips Ld.

Goldbottle Beer

M.Lanessan

Dandolo & G. Chardin—1, Rue de Anglo-French Textile Co., Ld

Palmolive-Colgate; ,•

Directeurs Particuliers-pour I’Annam Docks de la Chambre de Commerce—

etI/Union

le Tonkinde Parisde (Incendie,

la Compagnie

accid- Telephs. 210 and 46; Cable Ad: Yidry

ents et risques divers) Vidry, manager

Cognon, assist, manager -

Perinaud, Mariani,

Bianchi, chief Lesimple et

magazine

Denis

Anonyme), FrOles ImportdTndochine

and Export(Society

Mer-

chants Insurance Agents—19, Rue Jules

Ferry; Cable Ad: Referendis Etablissements Charriere, Dutourg,

M. Aumont, directeur Garriguenc

P. Moreau, fonde de pouvoirs

R.R. Couraud

Gilles, id.J. Emon ortations—45,& RueCiE.,du'Commerce;

Importations-Ex-

Siege

I ocial: Saigon: Maisons a Paris, Hai-

E Dousdebes , | P. Lignon phong et Hanoi; Cable Ad: Berthar;

R. Elies I A. Praly Codes: A.B.C. Lieber’s; Bentley’s, A2,

Acme, Cogef-LugagriA;

Agencies General Accident, Fire

Compagnie Franeo-Indochinoise

Societe Indochinoise Forestiere et des ance Corporation, Ltd.& Life Assur-

Allumettes ' Denis Freres dTndochine, agents

Vacuum Oil Cole Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance Co.—

Remington Ty pewriter Co. 59, Boulevard Henri Riviere; Teleph. 57;

Compagnie

The China CottohniereCo.,

Navigation de PAnnam

Ld. Cable Ad: Underiters

A. P. Moller American Asiatic Underwriters, Ltd.,

' Bank Line managers for the Orient

Java-China-Japan

Dodwell & Co. Lijn Imprimerie d’Extreme Orient, Librairie-

Papeterie

de 4,000,000(Societe Anonyme au Capital

francs)—Succursale: 60 et 62

Descours

lurgiques et(Ste.Ca.baud,

Anonyme Produits

au Metal-

Capital de Boulevard Paul Bert

Cent Millions)—Cable Ad: Descourfer Lloyd, C. F., Importers-Exporters—Cable

L. Ratinet, directeur general Ad: Lloyd; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th

Directeurs—P.

Tonkin), Desjardins (Haiphong,

P. Farjon edns., Bentley’s, Kendall and Private

E. Edouard (Vinh (Hanoi,

Benthuy,Tonkin),

Nord- L’UnION CoMMERCIALE InDO-ChINOISE

Anriam), L. Baffin, , Mengtsz, et Africaine, Importation, Exporta-

Yunnan) tion and Shipping (Capital

Agents—Haiphong:

Garnier,Michelig,

D. Fauquet,

H. Menetrier, M. frs.)—Siege

Laval, R. Villel’Eveque,Social:

V.Vermondet 25 Bis,35,000,000

Rue de dela

Denis, Ranee,

at Triomype, Hanoi: Rigault, Haiphong; Telephs. 24 et 244;Geneirale

Paris. Agence Cable Ad:a

Guignet et Gerbier Ucindo

Dr. L. G. Thiery | G. Ray

Dletheim & Co., Merchants, M. Boutet M. Pouillande

and Shipping Agents -*;4e(Commission

Avenue A. Lebrun | iG. Millar

Clemenceau.SaigOni

Branches: HeadSingapore, Zurich. Mag

Office: Bangkok a sins Chaffanjon, S- A.! (Capital

'7Approvisionnement

,000,000 francs dont 1,250,000 rachetes),—

:

andW.Penang

Fulleman, manager General

R.W.Blattner, signs per Boulevards Amiral Courbet, Henri

Bosshardt | H.pro.Anderegg Eiviere et Admiralde Beaumont; Telcph.

80; Cable Ad: Chaffanjon

HAIPHONG 1191

L. J. Chaff'anjon, administr. delegue A.L. Leymarie,

Quinche, chef mecanicien

S. Arnoux, C. Cadiere,

G.Poupart

Lacombe, fondeI Mme.Chaffanjon

de pouvoirs

Puyt | Mme. Lacombe A.mecaniciens

Gauthier, chef electricien

Lacouture | Mme.

Mme. Acte A. le Pape, electricien

Altermatt Beyer F. Monnin, chimiste

Giudicelli | Mile. Carmagnolas R. Cathala, id.

S.P. Chirokoff, chef de fabrication

Pilaty, chef-cuiseur

Ogliastro et Cie., Louis,

Exportations—Saigon, Importations,

Haiphong, Hanoi; P.F. Rampony,

Guttin Yeysin, aide-cuiseur

Teleph. 68; Gable Ad: Ogliastro chaufournier

J. Lavergne, manager R. Baril, chef tonnelier

A.M. Desrosiers J.H. Meusnier,

Cal let, E.tonnelier

Raymond, et J. Sauer,

Khoa, Barbaud

chef comptable surveillants

Agencies

Peninsular & Oriental Steam Nav. Co. Society Commerciale FRANgAisE de

The Scottish

Cie.ITncendie Union Generales

d’Assurances & NationalCentre

Insce. lTndochine—Haly; Cable Ad: Rauzy;

et les Explosions Codes: A.B.C.manager

GinOuvier, 5th edn. and Bentley’s

Eastern and Australian S.S. Co. Bonte

Queensland Insurance

Anglo- French Textile Co., Madras Co., Sydney Cremona, clerk accountant

Larmarque,

The Central Agency, Ld., Glasgow Agencies

Guardian Assurance Co.,Ld., of London

Societe des Chaux Hydrauliques Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ld

du Lang-Tho (Anciens Etablisse- North China Insurance Co., Ld.

ments Bogaert)—Direction Generalepresa L’Urbaine et la Seine

Wilh. Wilhelmsen, N.A.A.L.

Haiphong. Usine au Lang-Tho Osaka

deG.Hm? (Annam)

Chenu, directeur general Lloyd TriestinoKaisha

Shosen

M.D.liigaux,

Capelle,directeur deTusine Societe

chef comptable'

E. Couly, mecanicien Tissage,Cotonniere du Tonkin,

Blanchisement Filature,

Couvertures—

E. Roctie, id. Etablissements a Nam- Dinh et Haiphong

Societe des Ciments Portland Societe Fran^Aise- '3>es Gharboxna'ges

Artificiels

Social: 1, Rue dedeStock I’lndochSne—Siege

holm, Paris. Usine du Tonkin —Agence Pour ITndochine:

a Haiphong; Cable Ad: Ciportin 4, Boulevard Amiral de Beaumont, Hai-

Conseil d’Administration — L. Mar- phong (Tonkin); Teleph. 206;Siege

Ad.d’Ex-

Tel:

chegay (president), R. Ferrant et Charlicot;' ploitation: Code: Bentley’s.

Hongay; Teleph. 2; Ad. Tel:

N. Perpignani (Membres du Comite Mines® Hongay; Codes: Bentley’s and

de Direction),

Marchegay, Oh. Candlot,

F. Lebroton, R. ThionA. A-B-C. Semeedn: Direction!'ommerciale

de la Chaume et R. Thoumyre &Building,

Agence Hongkong;

pdur 1’ExpOrtation:

P.O. BoxL, 281;

Queen’s

Ad.

Ch. Thomann, secretaire

P. Thomann, id. general

adjoint Tel: Charlicot, Hongkong; Codes: Bent-

Exploitation de Haiphong ley’s et A.B.G. oeme edn. Siege

64, Hue de la Ghaussee d’Antin, Paris; Social:

G.J.Chenu, directeur

le Boterf, general

directeur-adjoint Teleph. Trinite 20.61; Ad. Tel: Charlicot

C.L. Barthas, sous-directeur technique Paris 22; 1Code: A.B.C. Seme edn.

Delhaye, ingenieur Cgnseii d Administration . ',

A. Vidal, secretaire H. Thelier, president

C.D. Ligot, agent commercial Fernand

Monplanet, Monvoisin, Christian

Afbert Luc, Raymond de

Capelle, chef comptable

M. Jacquier, caissier-comptable Ferrant, Fernand de Carrere, Robert

■CM.. Batteux,

Rostaing,comptable

Thoumy re, Henri deMonplanetHenri

chef magasinier

M. Lemaire, magasinier A.Girot, J. Deschamp,

Marcheix; directeuradministrateurs

general

J. Jousique, aide-magasinier Services de Paris

J. de Faria Peyre, transitaire Tessier, secretaire general

h. Sinnou, id. Massenet, ingenieur conseil

1192 HAIPHONG

Services Techniques a Hongay R.Perrin,

Alexandre, comptable a id.

mecanicien Laokay

Bonnevay, directeur Oggerschrieg,fabrication

surv. de id.

Beauchesne, secretaire general

Service

Dreyfus du jour

(ingenieur Berardi, maitre-mineur id.

Hautier, (ingenieur enen chef)

chef adjoint)

Scour (chef

Massedu(chef du service mecanique m my*

Service Fonddes serv. electriq.) Societe

Yuen tuny bo lai hung sze

Huas, ingenieur en chef

Cbavelet, ingenieurs en chef adjoint 20,000,000Orierat,des DigueVerreries

du Cua-Cam ti’Extreme-

(Capital:

Bernard, Bonfre, Guillermain, Glass — Cable francs), Bottles and Window

Gervais, Eories Braun, Jalaguier, Bentley’s, LugagneAd: Yerrorient;

Acme Codes:

andmanager

Ste Claire—Deville ingenieurs L. T. Galloy, general

Service Medical

Docteur Charrier C. Lecuyer,

E. Anthony, commercial manager

Service Commercial technical assistant

E. Hongkong

Bougon, directeur commercial a Lienard, commercial do.

Gauvrit, head accountant

Lannoy, chief storekeeper

H.P. Meunier, agent aa Haiphong

Henrys, agent Hongkong Guegan, chief engineerexpert

Jaspar, window-glass

Buet, agent a Shanghai Reyes, head (work shop)

SOCIET-E FrAXCAISE DT5S YeRRERIES d’InDO- Perreaut, mechanic

Flamand, joiner

chine—Siege Social & Bureaux: Usine Martin, transit | Del Chica, pottery

de Cong—Mytho

(Tonkin) pres de Haiphong

A. Granval, administrateur delegue Socony-Yacuum Jules Ferry; Cable Corporation—13,

Ad: SoconyRue

C.J. Carlier,

Kagot, chef

chefdeMecanicien

Fabrication

A.E.O. H.Glass, manager

Hoyt, H. E. Rea and H. J.

Societe Immobiliere Rauzy et Ville— Kennedy, mktg.

Saigon and Haiphong

Ginouvier, manager Ch. Guilliord, in assistants

charge, Lub. oil

B. dept.

E. Solomon, accountant

Societe R. de los Santos, stenographer

Fondu Irsdochinoise

Lafarge — Siegedu Social: Ciment1, F. G.C. Page,

H. Sutter,local

installation supt.

mgr. (Yunnanfu)

Rue de Stockholm, Paris;

phong; Cable Ad: Ciportin, Haiphong Usine a Hai- A. Grougrou, local mgr. (Tourane)

V. A. Beliaeff, inst. supt. do.

J.G. LeChenu,

Boterf,directeur general

directeur-adjoint Transports Maritimes & Fluviaux

C. C.Barthas, sous directeur technique de lTndochine

Ligot,

Capelle,agent-commercial Sauvage), Cabotage(Anciennement

et transports fluvi-F.

R.D. Morilleau, chef

chefcomptable

de fabrication aux. Consignations de Navires —

Transit Assurances. AgentGenerale

General de

de

L. Hapchette, mecanicien-electricien la Compagnie d”Assurance

Societe Indochinoise des Graphites— Paris et de 1’American Asiatic Under-

writers— Teleph 121; Cable Ad: F.

Siege Social:

Nam-Si 21, Rue Jules

pres Lao-Kay; Ferry;a Usine:

Bureau Paris: Sauvage, Haiphong

97,A.Boulevard Malesherbes France Union Insurance Society of Canton,

M. Granval, admr. delegue aenLaokay

Defiers, dir.-administf. Ltd., Assurances Maritimes et Centre

ITneendie

S. R.Nengirg, dir. technique

Lalot,chef d’exploitatibn id. id. C. G. M. Chardin, agent

PROVINCES DU TONKIN

BAC-GIANG Mission Espagnole

R.Bac-Ninh,

P. Tobar,R.Vicaire

P. Sylvaapostolique de

Phulangthuong

Resident—Le Guenedal Societe des Papeteries de l’Indochine

Admin istr.-adjoint—Lecler —Usines a Dap-Cau et a Vietri (Tonkin).

Garde-indigene—Tnspecteur Courteix

Garde Principal comptable—Fougerousse Siege Social: 51, Rue d’Anjou, Paris

Birot, directeur general (Dap Can)

Tresorerie, payeur—Balisoni

Douanes, controleur—Roumengous

Travaux publics, ingenieur, chef de sub- Transports Automobiles—Hanoi, Bac-

Ninh et Phu-Lang-Thuong: Dao-Van-

division—Masse

Postes et Tele'g., secretaire charge du Mau, U6ng

Nguyen-Thi-Ca, Nguyen-Xuan-

dit Trach, Vu-Van-Chung,

bureau—Phan Manh Ta

Enseignement, Pham-Thi-Tiep

Forets—Bac-Le: Limouzin; Chu: Sort Pho Veyrenc et Cie., Entreprises d’eclairage

Vi, Givvannoni Cantermements, Goltus electrique et de fabriques de glace—

Sericulture—Ressencourt

Medicale Assistance—Dr. Martin, medecin Siege

de 1’assistance

social: Dap-Cau

A. Veyrenc, dir. (usine de Dap Cau)

•Chesnay, Exploitation agricole des Pins Industrie indigene-.

et du Yen-Thea Les Pins Bac-giang Nguyen VanToai, Fabrit de meubles,

Thonet a Tu-Son (Bac-Ninh)

Deonisation

Monpezat, Societe Fran^aise de Col- Ng uyen-The-Cam,

Do-Van-Tu, brodeur

sculpteur sur(Bac-

boisNBac-

inh)

a Luc-Nam Ninh)

Etablissement

Phulangthuongde(Bacgiang)

Grainage a soie a CAO-BANG

Tartarin, Mme. Vve., Ceres Manoir— Deuxieme Territoire Militaire

Bac-giang Commandant du Territoire — Chef de

Bataillon Cau

Capitaine-Ad joint—Boncabeille

BAC-NINH Service Sante—Bigot, medicin capitaine

Resident—Grandjean, TongrDoc, Le-Van- Postes et Telegraphes—Nguycn-Kiem,

Dinh charge et Regies—Lautard a Caobang

Douanes

Administrateur-adjoint—Cresson

Eleve-administrateur—d’Hughes Duvert a Ta-Lung

Travaux publics—Flouriou Tresor—Monnet, Payeur

Cadastre—Deloustal Delegation de Quang-Uyen: Capt. Jour-

Assistance

Trecorie—LeMedicale—Dr.

Gallen Holtzmann Bao-Lac: Capt. Delluc,Capt.

noud, Nguyen-Binh: Tisseyre,

Trung-Khanh-

Garde Indigene—Bayle, Tire! et Brenner, Phu: Capt. Cancellerie

Gendarmerie—Faucher, Courtin, Berger, Greffier Notaire—Sergent Trebaol

Huissiers—Desumeur a Caobang, Bordier

Sylvestre et Rey a Nguyen-Binh

Enseignement—Girault

D6c-hoc Do- dinh-Nghiem Gardien-Chef de Penitencier et Commis-

saire de Police—Barrere

Caee-Restagrants—Bazin et Scheffer Ferriere Cao-Bang. . H6tel, Cafe,

Vallee Restaurant, Service Transports Auto-

Hotel des Nations— mobiles

Dong Khe,entreCao-Bang,

Nacham,Nguyen-Binh,

That Khe,

Vallee Tinh Tuc

Nguyen van Chung (Petroles et essences) Societe Des Etains et Wolfram dit

—Dap-Cau Tonkin—Tinh-Tuc (Cao-Bang)

1191 PROVINCES DU TONKIN

HADONG HAI-DUONG

Resident de France—Collet

Administ rateur Adj oint—Cy p res Administr.-Resident-Maire—Romanetti

Inspecteur Commandant la Rrigade de Administrateu

Trisorerie—Vail r-Ad j oint-rGatti

v, payeur

Garde Indigene—Girard

Ingenieur Douanes et Regies—Buttel,

Subdivisionnaire des Travaux Agents—Kosnar controleur

Publics—Santoni Adteur Diligue aet Leroy

Ninh-Giang—Rieul

Ingenieur

Medecin deGeometre

PAssistance duMedicale—Docteur

Cadastre—Vittori Garde-Indigene — Benausse, inspecteur

Letort commandant

Assistance la brigade

medicale—Berret

Percepteur—Le Gac

Confcroleur Principal ,H. C. Receveur pleant tribunal 2e degre president sup-

Justice Indigene—Gillon,

SubordonnedesaDouanes—Ytasse,receveur

S/Brigadier Hanoi—Virgitti Service Veterinaire—Tran-Vuong, veterin-

auxiliaire a Van Dinh aire Indochinois

Veterinaire

du 3& secteurInspecteur—Choquart,

a Hanoi Chef receveuret Telegraphes — Do-Duc-Tu,

Postes

Chef du Poste de Gendarmerie de Hadong Travaux Publics—Moussie, ingdnicur

—Collin Enseignement—Pham-Van-Thu, Doc-Hocde

Directeur de la Banque de credit populair Gendarmerie

police — Leroy, commissaire

agricole—Ongladette

Mandarins Pkovinoiaux Exploitation de Kaolin par la Societe

Tong Hop-Loi-Hanoi

ThuongD6c—Hoang

Ta—Nguyentrong Phu

ba Tiep

B6-Chanh—Bui thien Can president sup- TonkinAnonyme des Anthracides du

Societe

pliant du Tribunal

Bd-Chanh—Juge provincial

d’instruction

Doc Hoc-—Pham van Me Sociiste Francaise des Distilleries de

lTndochine—Usine a Haiduong

HA-NAM Banque Credit Agricole

Administrateur-resident—M. M. Carre

Id. -adjoint—DelpyDomec

Percepteur—Doassans

Inspr. Ct. la Brigade de G. L—Guenard Ingenieur du Cadastre

Chef Posteet Chine—(Jolonna dTstria M. Farinacci

Douanes Regies, Receveur—Dupre

Brigadier—Guillon de Chemilly HAININH-MONCAY

Commissariat,

Cadastre—Jeannin de Police—Racaud

Medecin—Dr. Bouisset Lt.-Col. Comdt. le Territoire—Mennerat

Paroisse Catholique - R. P. Souvignet Capitaine Adjoint—Seguin

Administrateur Adjoint—Gorrec

Administration Indigene: Lt.

ChefOfficier de Renseignem’ts.—Delorge

de Sub-division des Travaux Publics

Tuan-Phu—Le

An-Sat—Vu Thien NhiepDam —Gauduchon

Receveur des Douanes et Regies—Brenot

Veterinaire auxiliaire—Nguyen-Bao-Giam Chef du Poste Radiot^leg.—Convert

GreffieretTribunal—Phain-Dinh-Tien

Postes Teleg.—N gu yen-Dang-Tuyen Gendarme,

heber Commis’e. de Police—Grund-

Kiem-Hoc—Nguyen-Van-Dang Inspecteur Commandant la Brigade de

Garde Indigene—Cardin

CoMMERCANTS:

Bach-Van-Lam, entrepreneur

Societe Marbres et Calcaires a Ke-So HONGAY

Planteurs : Magasins Chaffanjon,

Ernest Borel a Co-Nghia 81

Guillaumes Freresa Chine

a Ke-So 7,000,000 dont 1,250,000S.rachetes),

A. (Capital

Ap-

Guyot de Salins provisionnemeut General — Teleph. 4;

LeconteBorel

a Dong-Lang Cable Ad:

A. Navarre Chaffanjon

Marius a Dai-Dong ' ' Mile. G. Delaville

PROVINCES DU TONKIN 1195

HUNG-YEN Garde Indigene — Moguez, inspecteur

R esident—Pettelat ppal. Cdt Brigade de la

Gandon, Garde ppal. stagiaire, adjointG.I.—

Adjoint—Dillemann

Tribunal—Tu Nguyen-Mac (Langson) — Odant, garde principal

Prepose-Payeur—Prancony (Nalang) — Deux, Garde principal

Garde (Banxam) Deschamp — S/Inspecteur a

RigailIndigene—Coloha, Civeit, Michelot Than-Moi

Douanes et Regies—Le Floch. receveur; Chemin de Fer—Choalons, Controleur

(Mouvements)Duprat (Traction) Briand,

Millet, De Ponlevoy,

Medecin—Dr. brigadiers

Hoang-Thuy-Ba (voies et batiments) Delair, Dinh-Thi-

Travaux Publics—Bremond Commercants—A-Kiem,

Enseignement—Nguyen-dang-Quy Khan, Sou-Bien

Dang-Long, freres,Le-Duc-Hinh,

Bernard, Siou-Hing, Tran-

Ly-

Commissaire de Police—Miehelot

Commergants—Dong-Loi, Dong Fat, Duci Vinh-Chiong, Luong-Chung-Mien, Ngo-

hau-Long, Tam-ich Quang-Loi,Tran-Xuan-Vinh,Vo-Chiong-

Cadastre—Nguyen-Ngoc-Gitio Ven-Ng., Tchorig, Bapli-Hao, Tran-Sy-

Tuan-Ph u —Luang-Van-Phuc . { Linh, Yun-Tot-Tat

Negociant—Robert

H6tels—H6tel Moderne-Din-et. Le-Duc-

KIEN-AN Hinh, Hotel :des . ‘‘ Trois Marechaux ”

M. De Plas gerant

Resident—Vincenti Transports automobiles—Delair (Langson)

Adjoint—Grignon Dumoulin Cie Waly (Kylu.-y. Fc. i (Nacham)

et Nguyen-Thath-Tinh a-’rb.o-C. ah,

Percepteur—Le Priol SeteRetif

d’exploitatiOn de phosphate—Directr.

Travaux Publics—Nguyen-Du

Gardes

Douanesindig. a Kien An—Vives

et Regies—Gautier Briqueterie Tran-Xuan-Vinh

Etablissement Antoine Uhiris ( Societe

AnonymeProduits

francs), au Capital de 20,000,000

aromatiques, chimi-

PROVINCE DE. LANGSON ques et medicaux—Lamarre, manager

Resident—11. Klein, administrateur . de

Ire classe des Services Civils

Adjoint — Audouze,: administrateur - ad-

joint de Ire classe des Services Civils Emile PROVINCE DE PHU-LY

Ddlegue (That-Khe)—Capitaine Humbert (Cafe)Leconte, de

Exploitations Agricoles

Dong-Lang, Cho-Cay (Tonkin),

et Vuon-

Id. (Na-Cham)— id. Chalumeau Giau, Coc-Thon par Phu-Ly

Id. (Dong-Dang)- id.

Id. (L6c-Binh)— id. Van Hecke Micolon Bureau de Poste et Gare—Cable Ad:

Id. (Pho-Binh-Gia) Girard, S/Tnspr. Leconte, Chi-ne

de Ire cl. de la G. I. Ernest Borel, Exploitations Agricoles

Delegues Police Frontiere: ; de Co-Nghia et Unuorg Lao (Cafe) par

Chiina—Lieutenant

Binhi — Lieutenant deBartin Vathaire: ’ . Chine Hanam

S'urete

SpecialGenerale—L.

Principal Klein,: commissaire E.: (Cafe) Chouquet, Exploitation Agricole

Douanes—Larmat, Conti;61eur Principal NinhBinh de Phuc Luong par Nhoquan—

Moutouh, S/Brigadier de Ire cl. (Langson)

Perin, receveur auxiliaire a Dong Dang Edmond LaciMbe, Exploitation Agricole

Moll, id a Nacham de Chau Son (Cafe) par Nhoquan —

Faure, id a That-Khe'

Travaux Publics—Meniel, Ingr. Subdiv. . | Ninh Binh

Postes ,et Telegraphies — Ng.-Yan-Giuat, Societe Anonyme Francaise de Colonisa-

Receveur tion en Annam, Tonkin (de Monpezat),

Tresor—Tourte,; payeur Exploitations Agricoles de Chau Son

Assistance

dant BravardMedicale—Medecin Comman- j (Caf£) par Nhoquan—Ninh Binh

See Veterinaire—Capitaine Veterinaire Bel PROVINCE DE LACKAY

Directeur du Groupe scolaire a Lang-

son-Michel

Cadastre—D6 Tiep, agent technique Administrateur-Resident—Allemand

Commissaire de Police—Jaoquin, Id. -Adjoint—Joujou

saire de Police, Peyre, GendarmeCommis- Forets (Chef de Division Forestiere)—.

Hieu (Laskay) Gelle (Chapa)

1196 PROVINCES DPT TONKIN

Travaux-Publics (Ingenieur des)—Kim Enregistrement

Receveur—Trousset

Garde Indigene

—Vincenti et Le(Tnspecteur

Petit et S. Inspr.)

Tresor (Payeur)—Battesti Assistance Medicare

Postes et Telegraphes (Receveur des)— Medecin chef—Rougier

Simonneau

Douanes et Regies ( Receyeur des ) — Douanes et Regies

Padovani Inspecteur—Sontag

Delegue de Baxat—Capt. Fourmachet Commis—Fouche, Luc

Id.

Id. dede Phongtho—Capt. Reymond Brigadiers—Apostoli,

Pakha—Capt. Guillot-Goguet Garrigues, Daniel,

Id. de Muongkhuong—Capt. Cribessac

Ducommun

Troupes Coloniales — Ferucci, chef de Directeur, Ecole Ecoles Primaire Superieur—

bataillon: Buscail, capt.; Sattler et Agard

Gonnet,Indigene—Dr.

Hopital lieutenants Daude Directeur, Ecole Primaire—Hospital

Id. Militaire—Dr. etVrignaud Ecole Mixte—M. et Mme. Breant

Gendarmerie—Besaut Fabre, commis- Gare

saires de police et gendarme

Pere de Neuvilie, missionnaire apostolique Controleur—Petit

Chef de district—Pham Van Dien

Via ud, Hbtelier a Laskay (Touring Hotel); Mont De Pieti?:

Hotels Metropole et Vaumousse a Chapa Regisseur—Delsol

Magne Charles—Entrepreneur a Chapa Cadastre

Schneider G^ometre principal—Adam

Entrepreneurs de Transports Gendarmerie

Chefs de Brigade—Voreaux

Gendarmes—Berns, Pseaume et Zivikel

NAM-DINH

Surete

Residence Commissaire—Laneque

Resident-Maire —Chapoulart Inspecteurs—Ronge, Desrosiers, Delorge,

Administrateur-adjoint— De Percy ra Rigial

Secretaire

Gaude General de la Municipalite— Colonel—F Officiers du 4e Tonkinois

orgeron Martin, Salies, Ottavy

Commandants—St.

Payeur—Hettich Tresor Medecin major—Dodoz

Commis—Lavigne-Forsans Capitaines—St.

Denis Peyrin Blancat, Dasque, Correrad,

Porteur de contraintes—Souris Lieutenants—Copi, Ooutard Berguedieu,

Tribunal Le Roux Michaud

Juge de Paix—Lamotte Sous Officiers Maries

President

Duong-Van-AmTribunal • Provincial— Adjutants

du chefs — Mauresmo, Mozat,

Greffier Notaire—Tabouillot Ridolfi, Bizarri, Beyer,

Adjutants—LePoix, Beck Bruchart,

Duru,Bach,

Commis Greffier—David

Huissier—Hainoz Clergue, chefs—Le

Santoni Garrec, Coquerand,

Sergents

Ferudja, Maillaume, Barbas, Julian,

Tombois, Ollier

Poste et Telegraphes Sergents—Boce,

Receveur—Cazenave Barbiot, Piriou,Beyer, Donio.Le Lucchi,

Dominati, Floch,

Travaux Publics Galleman, Filippini, Bieslin, Daoulas

Ingenieurs—Borde et Dassibat

Surveillant—Roth Missions C'atholiques

Garde Indigene Pere Coste, Pere Casado, Frere Constantin

Inspecteur—Cardin

Garde Principal—Horel Veterinaire

Veterinaire Inspecteur—Chevillard

PKOVINCES DU TONKIN 1107

PRISON Huissier et Porteur de Contraintes —

Gardien-chef—Bernardini Estibal, Inspecteur de la G.I.

Banque de l’Indo-Chine Centre Administratif de Hung-hoa

Directeur—Caucanas

Caissier—Demarti Delegue—M. M. de Gouberville

Agent—Baert Garde Indigene

Colons Commandant la Brigade—M. M. Estibal

Entrepreneur—Lu^et Inspecteur de 2ie cl. Sons de comptable—

Hotelier—Baudon Ferrie

Pharmacien—enBrapharmacie—Fougerat

Preparateur ncou rt Postes Occupes par le Garde Indigene

Capitaine

Cin^matogenraphe—Ivigal

Retraite Ziuunermarm Phu Tho, Hung Hoa, Phu Doan

Boucher —Poll Travaux Publics

COMMUNAUTE DES SOEURS Chef Subdivisionnaire — Nguyen-Van-

Soeur Colombe | Soeur Celina Chuong

Cadastre

Distillerie Chef de Division Cadastrale—M. Gaudry

Directeur—Sinner

Ingenieur-chimistes—Yienot

Mecanicien—Woussen Assistance Medicare

Chef

M. secteur

Dr. medical Phutho-Yinhyen—M.

Ceccaldi

Usine Electriqtje Medecin indochinois a Phutho—Tran A an

Directeur—Ducamp Thin dit Xuan

Chef monteur—Etourneau Medecin indochinois a Vietri—Yudinh-

Agent commercial—Dupont Triong

Medecin indochinois a Hunghoa—Tran

Filature de Soie Lain Bao

Directeur—Tor tel

Id. -adjoint—Francisoud Douanes & Regies

Com ptable—Deschamp Recette subordonn^e a Phutho:

Chefs de Tissage—Petit, Pierre, Yignall Receveur subordonne—M. M. Bornet

Sous-brigadier—Sivelle

SOCIETE COTONNIl'lRE DU TONKIN Recette auxiliaire a Hung-Hoa: Roche

Direction—Chuberre POSTES ET TeLEGRAPHES

Service Commercial—G. Bayle et G. Pascal

Service Technique—B.

A. Mangeney, Kuppel,

J. Fohrer, J. Ehrmas, Phu-Tho, Hung-Hoa, Vietri, Phu-Doan:

J. Daubas

Comptabilite un secretaire telegraphiste charge de

et P. Romanoet Secretariat—L. Bourdais, chaque bureau

Compradore General—Charles Nam Sang Station Experimentale Agricole

Directeur—M.

Nanta M. du Pasquier

PHU-THO

Phu-Tho (chef-lieu) a 99 km de Hanoi Magnanerie de Thanh-ba

Residence Directeur—M. Blanc

Administrateur,

M. Passano Resident de France—M. Chef h.i. Division Service Forestier

Ad ministrateu r Adj oin t—Lescan ne M. M. Favrot Forestiere a Vietri—

Tribunal Residentiel Chef Division Forestiere a Phudoan —

Lesain

Resident-Juge—M. M. Passano Chef Division Forestiere a D6n-Vang—

Juge-suppleant—Lescanne Nguyen Yen Gy

1198 PROVINCES DU TONKIN

Service Veterinaire

V^terinaire indochinois a Phu-Tho — AdministrateurTHAI-BINH - Resident, Chef de la

Nghiem Xuan

Vetennaire indochinoisH6 a Vietri—Nguyen Province, d.e ThabBinh—Bary

Van Ngan . ,: , . . J Administrateur

Payeur—Monnet

Adjoint—Catala

Gendarmerie President du Tribunal—Bohn

Inspecteur do la Garde Indigene ffons de Ingenieur des Travaux Publics—Chazal

Conimissaice'de Police a Phutho—M. M. Inspecteur Indigene

Comt. la Brigade de Garde

a Thai Binh—Carrega

Veyrenc Garde Principal—Vinson

Gendarme, Conunissaire de Police a Vietri Surveillant de la Leproserie de Van-Mon

—Perna —Estelle

Colons H opital—Docteur Vu Ngoc Auh

M.CAm-Khe)

M. Hcnie (a Dong luong, huyen de Cadastre— Deschamps Controleur des Donanes et Regis—Siyelle.

Guerne

Darribes,(a aDdngduong,

D6n-Vang, huy^n de Cam-Kh§)

par Hung-Hoa

Riner, TllAl NGUYEN

Lacroix,a DAng

gerantluong, hu^^n deChaffanjon

concession Cam-Khe)a Resident—Echinard

Adjoint—Marby

Tinh-Cuong,

tatiqns de thehuyen de Cam-Khe. Plan- Greffier Notaire—Marchi

Miildan, a Phu-Doari (Cafe, jute, essences, D^ldgud Payeur—Arcillon i

parfums) a Cho-Chu—Lienert

Rouet, a !)eo-khe, par Hung-Hoa (Cafes) Garde Postes Indigene—Vives

& Telegraphes—Pham-dinh-Gioi

Spciete piyile

par Hurighoa des Plantations du Deo khA Douanes—Cornu

Societe Foret—Migunicci

Le Hue,agricole

proprietairede Binh-Ri

concession de Ycn- Comdt. Medecin d’Armes—Buffher

dePublics—Henard

1’Assistance—Bonniset

Mao, JauyAn de Thanhthuy

Trinh-xuan-Nghia, plahteur a Con-Voi Travaux

(Cafe, the) . , , Service

Service Penitentiaire— Marchi

V

Transports'Fluviatix Sauva. e k Vietri Gendarmerie—Arnaud

Socidte des Gommes-Laques,

huyendesde Thanhthuy a La-Phu,

Societe Pulpes Papeteries de ITndo-

chine a Vi^tri TUYEN-QUANG

Resident—de MagnKres, chef de la prov.

- SON TAY Resident adjoint—Filipecki

Resident—GalloisMontbrun, admr. de2ecl. Garden Indigene — Martinet, inspeeteur,

commandant la brigade, inspecteur

Adjoint

strateur—adjt.

Gambaud Saintonge, admini- Andarelli,

lere classe sous Inspepteur, chef de poste

Travaux Publicst—Puissant de Bac-Mac—Pauleau,

chef de Poste garde principal,

de Dang-Chau

Douanes

Labeye, 'et Regies—Jacquet,

brigadier controleur; Travaux Publics—Nguy^p-Nhu-Loi, agent-

Medecin—Hezard voyer

Veterinaire — D6 Hiue-ppng^ veterinaire Tresor—Riveye, payeur

Poste et Telegraphe—Quang, charge

Comdt. d’Arin.es a Tong—Lieut. Colonel Service Sante—Dr. Rouquet, Medecin-

Guillermeaii capitaine charge deVan

1’Assistance de la

Artillerie

colone]; Coloniale—Guillermeau,

Clairebout, commandant lieut. province Nguyen Au, Medecin

Legion Eti’angere—Thei-aube, comdt. indochinois adjoint

Service Forestier—Collinghon, chef can-

Gardes

ppal.; Indigene — Pouehat,chefinspecteur

Toquoy, inspecteur de poste tonnement, Gilbert, Cortie, Krug, et

de Hoa-Lao Dumaison, chefs de divison

Enseignement — Nguyeuquang - Xuong, Services Agricoles—Borel, ingenieur

inspr. des ecoles Enseignement ftaiu^ais — Mme. Collin,

Gendarmerie—Zimmer, Perrotey Donvol Enseignement Directrice ecole mixte

Planteurs—S^te. des Gaft' s de ITndochine f. i. — Khoat, Huan-Dao,

a My-Khe, Cie. Indochinoise des Planta- inspecteur des ecoles f. i, de la province.

tions

Thibaut,a Phu-Man, Verneuil, Mme. Veuve Veterinaire—Nguyen-Ba-Binh

Henri Thibaut, Leopold Det R.—Lafeuille, Receveur subordonne

Robert et Cot Brineau, Sous-brigadier

PROVINCES DU TONKIN 11S9*

Armee—Le Chef de bataillon Lambert,

Commandant d’Armes; le Capitaine Carpano, Gallus, Batchevitch, Pioli

Guillermo, le Capitaine Edart, le Lieut- Brahic, Gergelics et Katsavas, chefs

de service

enant Gerard, le Lieutenant Boillot SOCI^TE

Intendance—Le Lieutenant Jacquot QuangDES ChARBONNAGES DE TlIYEN

Bellenge, directeur

COLONS Lapina, employe

Gutguen et Saugtjet, Approvisionnement Sogiete MiNihRE de Yen-Linh—(a Tuycn

General Quang)

Missions Manpetit, surveillant

Gauja,Etrangeres

missionnaire (Tuyen-quang) Societes de: Transports Automobiles—

Gautier, id. (Phu-yen-Binh) Phu-Tho Tuyen-Quang, Gache, Thank,

Gonzalez, id. (Bile) So, Huong,

Quang

SooiETio Agricole be Binh-Ri a Kimxuye n Societies (NamCanh,

Vinh)Dieu, Hanoi, Tuyen-

Le Roy des Barres, direteur de Transports Fluviaux Cies.

— Sauvage (Service: Hanoi-Tuyen-

Societe Anon, des Mines de Trang-Da Quang) M. de Villarey, representant de la

(MinedeZinc et dePlomb aTuyenQuang)

Gatle, directeur Settlement Metallwigique del’Indo-

Roustant, ingeneur chine

ANNAM

The Kingdom of Annam is under French protection. It extends along the Eastern

coast of the large Indo-Chinese peninsula, between Cochin-China on the south, Cam-

bodge and Siam on the west, Tonkin on the north, and the China Sea on the east.

It is an extensive territory bordered by a chain of granite mountains covered with forests

and having well-watered and fertile plateaux.

The kingdom is administei’ed by a Privy Council whose members are nominated by

the Sovereign.

June, Each Ministry has the Superieur

assistance of Hue

a Council. Since theofTreaty of 6tn

tives of1884,theFrance

peoplehaswashadinstituted

a Resident in 1926. Forat administrative

and a Chamber purposesRepresenta-

Annam is

divided

Quang-Binh into (Dong-Hoi),

16 provinces:Quang-Tri

Thanh-Hoa(Q-T),(Th-H), Nghe-An

Tlnia-Thien (Hue),(Yinh), Ha-Tinh (Faifo),

Quang-Nam (H-T),

Quang-Ngai (Q-Ngai), Binh-Dinh (Qui-Nhon), Phu-Yen (Song-Can), Kon-Toum (K.T.),

Darlac (Ban-Methuot),

(Phan-Thiet), Haut-Donnai,Khknh-Hoa (Nh-Tg), Phanrangof Chanhhoa,

and the Residences-Mairies (Phanrang),Vinh-Benthuy,

Binh-Thuan

Thua-thien, Tourane, QuinhSn, Dalat. The agricultural land bordering on the coast is

almost exclusively devoted to the culture of rice, of which two

Imports consist of products for consumption such as flour, wine, liquors, rice,crops a year are raised.

spice,

also iron manufactures, all kinds of hard wood, articles de luxe,

Exports comprise silk, raw and Matured, silk manufactures, and waste silk, ginned cotton goods, etc.

cotton, lace, cinnamon, gummed lacquer, oil d’arachides, precious woods, ox hides and

horns, dried and salt fish, etc.

HUE

Hue, the capital of the kingdom of Annam, and the seat of government, is situated

about 12 km.

and called fromFrench

by the the seatheonHuea large

river,but scarcely

which navigable

debouches on theriver

coastnamed

in aboutHuong-giang,

lat. 16 deg.

in four successive lines, approaches the coast North and South, forming, round the rising

29 min N., and long. 107 deg. 38 min. E. The grand mountain chain of Annam, town,

an immense belt broken only by the sea, giving to the city a smiling and picturesque

aspect.

is the citadel, an immense quadrilateral, measuring on each side 2,400 metres withbank

Hu e consists of two distinct parts on each side of the river. On the left the

front

of the bastioned

King andafter the type

the offices of theof Annamite

the fortifications at Yauban.

Ministers. TouristsWithin are thetopalace

are allowed visit

the

very interesting museum of ancient Annamite works of art (chiefly gold and jadea

palace on obtaining a pass from the French administration. Inside the palace is

jewellery).

(ancient In theworks

Annamite citadelof are

art)veryalso two other museums—S.

andinteresting.

Commercial Museum. M. palace

The Kha'i isDinh

keptMuseum

in good

order and visitors will find it On the right bank

official buildings of the French government, and the houses of the European officials of the river are the

and

merchants.

Annamites, The population

387 Europeans, and of the city

915 Chinese. is estimated

The to

environs be composed

of old

Huekings of 31,885

are picturesque

and

some pleasing.

few miles A favourite

from Hue. excursion

The buildingsis toarethemagnificent

tombs of inthethe style of theof tombs

Annam,of

(he Chinese Emperors.

ANNAM: HUE 1201

DIRECTORY

RESIDENCE SUPERIEURE EN j M. Du Basty, administrateur adjoint de

ANNAM 3e classe des services civils, dM^gud

M. Chatel, resident superieur en Annam M.aupres Gauthier,du ministere de la justice

administrateur de 2ere classe

M. Colombon, administrateur de lere classe | des services civils, d^legue aupres des

des, services civils, directeur des j ministeres des finances, des rites et des

bureaux travaux publics

INSPECTION DES AFFAIRES

POLITIQUES & ADMINISTRAT1YES III.—Personal r>u Service de la

M. Breda, inspecteur Surete en Annam

I.—Cabinet L. L. Sogny, contioleur general de lere

M.desHaelewyn, administrateur de 3e classe classe,

et de Surete local

chef des services de police

en Annam

services civils, chef du cabinet V. pal

de deP. 2eme

A. Dussaut,

Secretariat Particvlier

M. Berjoan, administrateur adjoint de2me V. R. Billet, comfnissaire classe decommissaire

la police de princi-

surete

classe des services civils, ; secretaire special de 2eme

particulier clas^e

L. LiverSet, conSmissaire special de 3eme

M.services

Brissaud,

Section d’ordre

Redacteur de 2e classe des j P. classe

D. Humbert, commissaire special de

civils, chef de section 3eme classe

Section de la Garde Indigene M, Martin, secretaire de Seme classe

A. Cambriels, inspecteur principal hors

M. Guillot, inspecteur principal de 3e A.classe apres 3 ans de la police de surete

classe de la garde indigene, comman- J. M. apres Pestel, inspecteur principal hors

dant la brigade de la residence R.classe

supdrieure

3 ans

Giudicelli, inspecteur principal de lere

Bureau du Personnel classe

Rossi, inspecteursduprincipaux

dela police surete de 3eme

M. Berjoan, administrateur adjoint de 2e L. classe

classe des services civils, chef du bureau M. Gazagne, do. do.

.Section de la solde et des frais de transport J.L, C.LeSchumacher,

Roy, inspecteurinspectbur

de 3emedeclasse

lete classe

M. Nivow, chef de bureau de 2e Classe Inspectehrs Stagiaires—J. Champa vert, P.

chef de section Quang, R.L.Paccard,

IT.—Bureaux Lageat, Treille,V. Y.H. Subouy,

Liverset,E. R.L.

M. Colombon, administrateur de lere classe Reynaud, AgnerayP. Scalla,

and M.R.Cremona

Farez, L. Loizillon,

des services civils, directeur des bureaux L. M.Louis,

ler Bureau InspecteursagentJournaliers—F.

Coii tractuel Quilici, G.

M. Philip, administrateur adjoint de lere Coudoux et P. N hy

M.classe

Tinel,desadministrateur

services civils, chef de bureau

adjoint de 3e IV.—Inspection bu Travail

classe des services civils, chef de section M. Colombon,

2 me Bureau des services administrateuil

civils, inspecteur. de lere classe

M. Laurent, chef de bureau de 2e clitsse,

M.desBiros

services civils, chef

Redacteur de bureau

de 2me classe chef,de TRAVAUX PUBLICS

section

M. Chariot, Redacteur de 2me class

Bureau du Tourisme et des Archives ClECONSCRIPTION TeRRITORIALE DE

M. Peyssonnaux, commissaire de lere classe Girard, ingenieurl’Annam de le classe des p. & ch.,

des P.M. Hors cadres, chef de bureau ingenieur en chef de la circonscription

Delegations aupres des Ministeres tei ritoriale de 1’Annam

M. Gauthier, administrateur de 2e classe Bureau Administratif

des services civils, deDgue aupres de Holland, chef de bureau de lere classe, chef

ministeres de I’interieure et de la guerre de bureau administratif

1202 ANNAM: HUE

Bureau de la Comptabilite et du Personel Services Agriaoles et Commerciaux

Jouffrey, adjoint technique, chef dd burehu Gilbert, ingenieur principal de lere classe,

chef de service

Bureau Technique

Sabatier, adjoint technique principal hors Koule, ingenieur-adjoint de lere classe

classe, chef de bureau Service de l’Enseignement Annam

Arrondissement des Batiments Oivils Deletie, professeur lo. Direction de Rue

Direction principal de 1’enseigne-

Craste, architecte principal de 3me classe 1’enseignement enchefAnnam

ment supdrieur, local du service de

(SADG) Antoine, professeur de Fenseignement

primaire

Arrondissement de Nord 2o. College Quoc-Hoc d Hue

(Siege a Vinh) Dioudonnat,

I’enseignementprofesseur

secondaire,principal

directeur de

Direction Leguen, professeur principal de I’enseigne-

Bizot,ingenieur

d’arrondissement ordinairede 2e classe, chief ment secondaire, surveillant general

Jean Baptiste, adjoint technique de lere Personnel Enseignant

classe, chef de bureau Michel,

Nguyen-Van-Gang, id. secondaire

prof, de 1’enseignement

Arrondissement du Service Maritime Bruel, Mme. Bonnal, professeur technique

(Siege a Hue) instituteur

metropoli tains detach^ des cadres

Direction Grigori, prof. ppl. de 1’enseignement prim,

Girard, ingenieur ordinaire de le classe, Gibard, Griffon, id.

id.

chef d’arrondissement Mme. Poussard, id.

Arrondissement du Sud So. College Dong-Khanh d Hue

(Siege a Nhatrang) Mile. Muarege, professeur

I’enseignement secondaire, principal

directrice de

Direction Personnel Enseignant

Auvray, ingenieur principal de 3e classe, Mme. Due, professeur

I’enseignement secondaireprincipal de

chef d’arrondissement Mme. Berthault, professeur de I’enseigne-

Lafoucriere, adjoint

classe, chef de bureau technique de 3me ment primaire

Mme. Dioudonnat,primaire

I’enseignement professeur principal de

Ier. Arrondissement d’Hydraulique Mme Ddletie, professeur

du Centre Annam

(Siege a Hue) I’enseignement primaire principal de

Direction Mile.

Mile. Berat,

Patard, prof, de I’enseignement

id. prim.

Deplangue, ingenieur principal de Ire Mile. Nguyeu-Thi-Hoi, id.

classe, chef d’arrondissement Jo. Ecole Franfake deprincipal

Hue de

Mme. Monsarrat,

I’enseignement professeurdirectrice

primaire,

2er. Arrondissement d’Hydraulique

du Sud-Annam Mile. Pretou, professeur de I’enseignement

(Siege a Tuy-Hoa) primaire

Direction 5o. Ecoles Primaires de Thua Thien

Audin, ingenieur adjoint de 3me classe, mentprofesseur

Pihet,

primaire

principal de 1’enseigne-

chef d’arrondissement Go. Ecole Frangaise de Tourane

3e. Arrondisement d’Hydraulique Mme. Spick,directrice

primaire, professeur de I’enseignement

(Siege a Vinh)

Bizot, dingenieur

chefBaptiste, ordinaire de 2eme classe, ment primaire professeur de 1’enseigne-

arrondisement

Mme. Vuillame,

Jean

classe, chef de bureau technique de lere

adjoint Direction Locale de la Sante

Subdivision de Thua Thien en Annam

(Hdpital de Hue)

Aubiy, ingenieur hors classe, chef de Dr. Le Nestour, Medecin Principal,

subdivision Directeur local de la Santd

AN NAM: HUE—PKOVIN (JES DE LANNAM: TOUKANE 1203

M. Rome, sous chef de Bureau hors classe Service,1 Forestier

de

StereI’Administration

:

deS ! -Colonies, centrale

Adjoint duAdmini-

Mini- Ceirutti, inspecteur serpce agricdle

stratif 1 Assistance MMicale

Mr Gerniidf ,' infirmier major de ; 5e cl. Dr. Fourneyron

secretaire a la Direction locale- :

Dr. Marrio, medecin de * 1 ere class- Faure, marechal Gendarmerie

d'e logis

Dr.Medeciri

Galinier,chefMedecin de 1 ere claSse,

Posies fit Telt-graidics

Medecin traitant

Dr. Dallas, Medecin de 2e classe, medecin Sauvaget reoeyeur

Dr.traitant

Ho Dac Gi, medecin de 5eme classe Lagonelle, directeur Petit Li/cee

Medecih traitant

Dr. Hasle, Memecin capitaine des Troupes Service, Yeterijstaire Zootechnique et

Coloniales

Laborkteireh’ors cadres, Directeur Du

de Bacteriologie DES ERIzbqTtES. DE L’AnNAM

Dr. Comte, Medecin de Some classe Evanno, yeterinaire-inspecteur de 2eme

Directeur de ITnstitute Ophtal- classe, chef de service

M.mologique

Plusquellec, infirmier major de 4eme Service Forestier de l’Annam

classe Fangeaux, inspecteur principal des forets

Mme.

de 4eLucie,

classeBui Thi Nag, ame infirmiere Mousse,chef de service

inspecteur-adjoint

, des forets, chef de section de 3e classe

Mairie de Dalat ;

Darles, administrateur de 2me classe des - Societe du Langthodes Chaux

(AnciensHydrauliques

Etablissements

services civils, resident-maire de Dalat

Bon, administrateur-adjoint de 2e~ classe, Bogaert)—Direction

phong. Usine au Generale

Lang- Tho pres ade Hai-

Hue

secretaire municipal (Annam)

Tresor G.M. Chenu, directeur general

Petit, payeur Rigaux, directeur de t’usine

Garde Indigene D. Capelle, chef compteble

Des Fontamer, inspecteur, comdt. la E. Couly, Uiecanicien

brigade" ' E. Roche id.

PROVINCES DE L’ANNAM

Tor I; am-:

The port of/Iqurane is situated about 40 miles to the .^outh-east of Hue, the

, capital of Annam, but on account of the Thuan-an Bar it is accessible by sea for large

craft

September.during From

pply Hu6six' tomonths

Touraneof there

the year—from the' end of railway

is a very comfortable March toalong

the theendsea-of

I shore Of passing through the mountains and woods, for a distance of 68 miles

There is also a very picturesque road passing over the Nuages range of hills which is

practicable for horse and foot traffic and motor-cars. -, The extensive bay of Tourane

istransports

surrounded

andbythehills and affords

steamers of theanchorage

Messageriesto the largest and

Maritimes vessels. The Government

the Chargeurs Reunis

I find an anchorage here at all states of the tide and in all weathers. The Tourane

River, which rises in the small mountains of the interior, empties itself into the bay.

Itof isQuang-nam

navigable and

onlyQuang-ngai

for small boats and junks,

is carried by which

on. The town, the traffic

which with built,

is well the provinces

extends

for a length of nearly two miles along the left bank of the river. It possesses many

1204 PROVINCES DE L’ANNAM: TOURANE

public buildings, including the French Residency, a fine Military Hospital, spacious and

well-ventilated

Municipal Offices,Barracks, the Custom-house,

also a number the Treasury,

of well-appointed business the Post Office, amongst

establishments, and the

which may be mentioned the Bank de 1’Indo-Chine, the Messageries Maritimes offices,,

the Hotel

several Morin,stalls.

hundred etc. The the Markets, built ofof the

brickriver,

and stone,therearearelargea few

andbuildings

contain

which are included in theOn French rightconcession.

bank A silk also,

filature has been established

there. A quarter of an hour’s walk from this district is the village of My-khe, which

has

tion.given

Theitstrade

nameofto Tourane

a magnificent beach much and

is considerable, frequented

several bysteamers

the European

a monthpopula-

arrive

from

cassia,Hongkong,

etc. The taking

Messageriesfull return cargoesandof sugar,

Maritimes rattan, bamboo,

the Compagnie Chargeurs arecaReunis

nuts, have

silk,

agencies at Tourane, and the vessels of these Companies, together with those arriving

from Hongkong, give a total of about a dozen entering the port every month in normal

times. Besides these vessels a large number of large sea-going junks from China, Hainan,.,

and the ports of Annam, Tonkin, and Cochin-China carry on an active and considerable

trade in the products of the country. Tea, coffee, and the mulberry tree are cultivated

on a large scale

Europeans. Less inthantheanneighbourhood,

hour’s journey byandboat therefromarethe

several

town plantations

are the Marble owned by-

Moun-

tains, an object of interest for travellers, who should not pass through Tourane without

paying them a visit.

DIEECTORY

VILLE DE TOURANE ClRCONSCRIPTION SANITAIRE

Ferrand, administrateur de lere classe, de Tourane

resident-maire Solier, medecin major de lere classe

Gentes, secretaire-municipal

Douanes et Regies

Garde Indigene Sous Direction de VAnnarn-

Gentes, sous-inspecteur hors classe, chef Rivette, inspr. de lere classe, sous-dir.

de detachement a Tourane

Justice

Enregistrement Tribunal de Daix de Tourane

Mas, receveur de 2eme classe Elbe, juge-president

Commission Municipale POSTES, TeLEGRAPHES

Ferrand (r^sident-maire), president Venturini, sous-directeurET TELEPHONES

Heiduska, vice-president

Bach Chabert, Vacherot, Tran-Huu-Thai Enseignement

et Le-Thai-A’t, membres Mme. Spick, directrice de I’ecole Francaise

Voieie de Tourane Riviere dir. du groupe scolaire de Tourane

Mme.

jeunesRiviere, directrice de 1’^cole des

lilies Annamites

M.publics

Baliste,deingenieur

1’Etat adjoint

(Services des

des Travaux

Fonts et

Chaussees) detache en Indochine Chemins de Fee

Lemateriel

Moing,et tractions

ingenieur inspecteur de

Tresorerie

Baylongue Hondaa, payeur de lere classe

de le Tresorerie de ITndochine, receveur

municipal Service Forestier

Carpentier, chef de cantonnement

Service Medical Service Militaire

Sober, mddecin major de lere classe, Thomarin, capitaine, comt. la section de

medecin chef de I’assistance medicale recrutement

PROVINCES DE L’ANNAM: QUINHON, ETC. 1205-

PROVINCE DE BIND DINH

Chef Lieu: Quinhon

Quinhon was opened to foreign trade upon the conclusion of the Treaty between

France and Annam signed in March, 1874. It is situated on the coast of Annam in

about lat. by

obstructed 13 adeg.

bar,54which

min.may

N., long. 109 deg.however,

be crossed, 02 min. byE. any

Thevessel

entrance

withto the port is

a draught

not exceeding 16 to 16j feet. The chief articles of export are salt, silk, beans,

arachide oil and cakes, sugar, etc. The population of the province is, 600,000—1,300

Chinese, 200 Europeans that of the port 6,000, of whom about 201 are French civilians.

The country is well cultivated, and the commercial prospects of the port are improving

every year. A considerable trade is carried on,chiefly with Hongkong, Haiphong, Saigon,

Singapore, and Bangkok. The trade is at present principally in the hands of the Chinese

DIRECTORY

PROVINCE DE BINH DINH Enseignement Primaire

Patau, administrateur de 2eme classe, chef Nguyen-Manh-Tsung, professeur, direc-

de province teur des ecoles, Inspecteur premaire adj.

Gakde Indigene Garde Indigene

Destais, inspecteur principal commandant Penalver, inspecteny de lere cl. comman-

la brigade dant la brigade

Campi, garde principal journalier ffons de-

PROVINCE DE HA-TINH commissaire de police

Administration Francaise SuRtiTE

Bern ay, Adm. 2e cl. Resident de France Humbert,

de police

Commissaire special des services

et de la surete

Robert, adm-adj,

Chauvin; capitaineadjoint

delegueauadministratif

resident a

Linh Cam Travaux Publics

Jacoby, capitaine del^gue administratif Rouan, subdivisionaire des Travaux

a chu-lei publics

Puydebat, ingeneur-adjoint chef de la sub-

Administration Indigene division des irrigations

S. E. Ha-Thuc-Tuan—Tuan

Dang- Cao-Chap Chanh Phu

De——Bo-An-Sat

Dinh van Service Veterinaire

Hoang-Ha Lanh Binh Mai-Van-hung, veterinaire indochinois

Ton-that-C6n, thuong-ta chef de poste

Subdivision iSecondaire POSTES ET TELEGRAPHES

Laffisse, Buu-Uyen, receveur

d’armeschef de Battaillon, commandant

Douanes et Regies Commerce

Hong-Ky, Vo-Cong-Hoa, Due Thinh,

Hillion, receveur subordonne negociants

Bui-Huy-Tin, Chauvet,

Pyne, Frossard, Coudoux, Monier,S.A.N.A.

Ferey,

Perception Heritiers, Bordet, Girard, Bayle, et

Robert, adm. adj. f. fons de percepteur Paoli, planteurs

Assistance Medicale Assistance Medicale

Dang Van Du, medecin chef

Nguyen-huy-Soan, medicin adjoint Dang-Van-Du, medecin chef

1206 PROVINCES DE L’ANNAM

PROVINCE DU QUANG-KENH PROVINCE DE QUANG-TRI

Chef Lieu : Dong-Hoi Lemasson,

juge de paixresident chef de la province,

(7,800 Km. 2—196,892 habitants) Margot, chef deadjoint

bureauetlere classe des

Residence services civils, precepteur

De2^me

Gentile-Duquesne,

class des servicesadministrateur

civils, residentde Garde Indigene

Bouffier, administrateur adjoint de 3e Gasguy, indigene,

inspecteur 3eme classe de la garde

classe, adjoint

Vareilles, an resident

sous chef Quang-Tri commandant la brigade a

de but eau de 2e classe, Combes,

percepteur sous inspecteur, hors classe, chef

de poste du penitencier de Lao-Bao

Gakde Indigene

Lichiere, Inspecteur lere classe, com- PROVINCE DE THUA-THIEN

mandant la brigade

Cabanes, garde principal de 3eme classe, Deve, administrateur de 2eme classe,

resident chef de province

portion centrale

Bacchini, garde principal stagiaire chef de Lades bbey, administrateu r- ad j oint de 1 e classe

poste a Tan-Ap services civils, adjoint au resident

Lechef

Layec, sous-inspecteur

de poste a Latrong de 3eme classe, Garde Indigene

Justice Michaud, inspecteur principal de 2eme

Le Resident, president du tribunal de paix classe, comandent la brigade

a competence etendue a Dong-Hoi Travaux Publics

Le percepteur, greffier-notaire Aubry, ingenieur hors classe

Forets

Laurent, garde general

division forestiere a Dong-Hoi chef de la Enseignement

Toulouze, garde principal, chef de' la iPihet, directeur des ecoles primaires

division de Minh-Cam

Teavex Publics PROVINCE DE QUANG-NAM

Rouan, adjoint-technique ,de leipe classe, Residence de Eaifo

chef de la sub-division Alerini, administrateur de 3e classe des

Douanes et Regies services civils, resident chef de province

Billot, Comsubordonnd

receveur mis principal,

Dong-Hoihors classe, Salomon,

classe

administrateur-adjoint

des services

do 2e

civils, adjoint au

Albertini,sous-brigadier, douanes et regies, resident

Dong-Hoi

Dufort, brigadier de 2eme classe receveur

aux., Boon Garde Indigene

Cerani, brigadier receveur aux. a Badon Grannec, mandantinspecteur de lere classe, com-

de la brigade

Rousade, brig, de douanes et regies, DedeLingua de Saint Blanquat—Inspecteur

receveur su borderin ^ Quang-Khe 3e classe, Adjoin tau Commandant de

Jacques s-brig. recev. auxiliare a Le-Thuy la Brigade metz-Adjutant de Tartillerie

Assistance Medicale Coloniale detache a Faifo, chef de Poste

Darbes medecin de lere classe, chef de de Tramy Archinard—Inspecteur de 2e

classe, Chef de Poste de Tamky

Tambulance Contant, sous inspecteur hors classe chef

Chemin de Fee de poste

Pichon a An Diem.

- Garde Principal stagiaire, chef

Platre,

Ficoni, controleur

chef du trafic district

9eme et mouvements

voie et de poste de Tan-An

batiments 1portion

sous centrale

officer. d’artilierie

de la Brigadedftache a la

Instruction Publique Travaux Publics

Tran

des Kinh,

ecolesinstituteur

primaires,principal, directeur

inspecteur des . Baliste ingenieur des travaux publics,

ecoles du Quang-Binh chef de la subdivision

PROVINCES DE L’AN NAM 120T

xlSSISTANCE MeDICALE Garde Indigene

Barthe, inspecteur lere classe, com-

Colat,

L’hopitalmedecin

a Faifoode lore classe chef de mandant la brigade

Douanes

Nessler, receveur et Regiesdes douanes

subordonne PROVINCE DE KONTUM

a Faifo M.Gregoire,

M. Guilleminet, Paul2e classe

Philibert,

Camus

a Faifo et Monlaii agents du service actif Administrateur des

Robert—Receveur auxiliaire a Tamky Services Civils, Resident

Resident-J uge a Kontum de France et

Morand—Receveur auxiliaire a Hiep-Hoa Moulin, Marcel Jules Felix, Adminis-

Daubert—Chef de la Distillerie a Cho-Cui trateur-adjoint de 3e classe des Serviceset

Enseignement Civils, ffons d’Adjoint au Resident

Percepteur

Nguyen-Khoa-Toan, directeur des ecoles Dereymez, Inspecteur ppal de 2e classe de

a Faifoo la Garde Indigene, Commandant de

Gendarmerie Dr.Brigade

Tribouillet, Medecin-chef d’Assistance

Morand, gendarme faisant functions de Medicale a Kontum

commissaire de police a Faifoo

Port de Faifoo La Society des Thes de 1’Indochine a

Surtresle deheuve Song-thu-Bon a six_ kilome- Pleiku (S. T. I.)

quementsonauxembouchure, accessible d’un

jonques et chaloupes uni- La Compagnie Agricole des Thes et Cafes

tirant d’eau maximum de 1m. 50; fran- du Kontum a Peliku

chissement de I’embouchure du fleuve La Societe Anonyme des Plantations du

possible seulement a maree haute Ky-Odoron a Pleiku

PROVINCE DE QUANG-NGAI La Societe Civile des Plantations du Kon-

Lavigne, tum a Pleiku

Bouteilie, administrateur,

adjoint chef de province

La Societe Agricole du Kontum a Dak-Doa

Garde Indigene

Graziani — inspecteur, cpmdt. la brigade LaL.Societe Anony me des Etablissements de

Rouviere, garde ppl. (portion centrale) Delignon (Concession a Dak Jappau,

Harand,

Penot, garde principal, chef deid. poste

sous-inspecteur par AnKhe)

Assistance Medicate M.Mang-Yang

M. Imatz, concession de cafeiers a

Couturier, medecin chef Galtier, colon, concessionnaire

Chevalier,- do.

Travaux Publics Lecas, do. Industriel (Scierie

Guyot, ingenieur, chef de subdivision mecanique)

Maulini, Commercant, entrepreneur

Phare de Poulo-Canton Bach, entrepreneur

Helimuth, maitre de phare R.agriculteur

P. Corompt, Claude, Missionnaire

R.agriculteur

P. Stutzmann, Missiopnaire

Service Forestier

R6my, garde principal, chef de division

PROVINCE DE B1NH-THUAN

PROVINCE DE KHANH-HOA Chef Lieu: Phanthiet

Chef Lieu : Nhatrang Residence

Gey, administrateur de lere classe Administrateur-Resident—Auger

Administrateur-Adjoint—Petit

des services

Thiollier, civile,r chef

redacted de de

lereprovince

classe des Garde Indigene—Sauvignon

services civils, adjoint au resident Assistance Medicale—A. Terrise

1208 PROVINCES DE L’ANNAM

Travaux Publics—Pham van Han Enseignement

Douanes—Dubois,

Europeans du service actif 8 agents Girard, directeur des College de Vinh

De Monestrol,

Enseignement — 1 instituteur indigene Gendarmerie

directeur des ^coles primaires

Tr4sor—Piot Dugor, brigadier de gendarmerie, Rons,

Forets—Viret, Phily commis indigene, de commissaire de police

Postes et TMlegraphes—1 Veterinaire

charge Maritime—Le

Service de bureau. LeGuen,

Bidan,gardien

surveillant Pham dinh-Vy, veterinaire auxiliaire 2eme

de phare k Kega classe, chef lere sectuer

Chemins de fer—A. Denoboli, F. Diet Douanes

Gendarmerie—E. Ferry, gendarme

Colons—Llaurensy, R. Guidon Lavallee, Palenc, inspecteur (en conge)

G.Monand,

Gasset,MazeRouvarei,Defosse,

C. Gasset, Kerebel, Pouzenc,

Franck Dufau, ingenieur Chemins de Fer

Garages—Villamie

Grand H6tel—Boeri

Bungalow—Guery

Entrepreneurs—G. Motte PROVINCE DU HAUT-DONNAI

Banque—M ontan

Missions—P. qerand

Brugidou Residence et Delegation

de During

PROVINCE DE PHU YEN Auguste-Edouard Darles, administrateur

de 2eme classe des services civils, maire

Chef Lieu : Songcau de Dalat et resident

Auguste-Alfred chef de administra-

Leceurtier, province

Fugier Garrel, administrateur de Seme teur-adjoint de lere classe, des services

classe des services

Ravier, percepteur civils, resident civils, adjoint au r^sdt. chef de province

Garat, ingenieur des travaux publics Joseph Turquet de Beauregard, administra-

teur-adjoint

Ravier, inspecteur de le cl., commandant civils, delegue a Djiring de 3eme classe des services

Ungde laHoat,

brigade de laIndochinois,

mddecin garde indigenemedecin-

chef de Tambulance Garde Indigene

Francois

specteurGrilhaut

de la 2emedesclasse

Fontaines, In-

de la garde-

PROVINCE DE NGHE AN (VINH) indigene, comdt. la brigade

Resident—De Bottini,maire

2eme classe,resident administrateur

Vinh-Benthuy de

Administrateur-adjoint—Queinnec Gendarmerie

Payeur—Gagnaire Dominique Tiffes Gendarme, chef de poste

de gendarmerie d’ entre-rays.

Petit, Gardprincipal

Indigenecommandant Service Forestier

Bertin,inspecteur

chef de poste de Cua Rao Barthelemy Cerutti, inspecteur adjoint de

Capitaine Doncin, chef de poste Do Luong 2eme classe des forets, chef de canton-

nement de Dalat, faisant les memes

Posts et Telegraphes fonctions pour la province

Sauvage, receveur Travaux Publics

Travaux Publics Paul Gache, Ingenieur de 2e cl. des T. P.

Circonscription Territoriale du de 1’Etat, chef de la subdivision des

Nord Annam travaux-publics du Haut-Donna'i

Baptiste, adjoint technique lefe classe Inspection Generaleet de

de l’Elevage Desl’Agriculture

Forets

Bertin, ingenieurProvince

lere classe Stations Experinentale du Quinquina du

Haut-Donnai a Lanh-Hanh et a Bloa

Pierre Remond, Ingenieur-Adjoint de

Lassalle, inspecteurForets

des forets Nord An nam des lereStations;

cl. des Travaux d’Agriculture, Chef

Raymond Tolza, Conducteur de 3eme cl.

Mariani, juge deTribunal

paix desChef

au Traveaux d’Agriculture, Adjoint

des stations

PROVINCES DE L’ANNAM 1209

Assistance M^dicale PROVINCE DU DARLAC

Claude Fourneyron

du poste medicalmedecinde

de dalat, lerecl.chef

charge du

service medical de la province Chef Lieu: BannuthuOt

Destanay, administrateur adjoint de lere

Service Veterinaire—4& des classe services civils, chef de

Veterinaire Secteur provinceadministrateur-adjoint de lere

Monfleur,

Charles-Henry Evanno, v^terinaire-in- classe des services civils, adjoint au

specteur de lere classe du service veteri- residentinspecteur de 2eme classe de la

naire, chef de secteur Simon,

garde indigene

PROVINCE DE THANH-HOA

Paul Dupuy, administrateur de lere classe PROVINCE DE PHAN RANG

des

Jeannin,services civils, adjoint

administr. chef de provinceclasse Alerini, administrateur de Seme classe des

des services civils, adjoint deau lere

resident servicesredacteur

Leveau, civils, chefdede province

lere classe, des

Massina, inspecteur ppal. hors classe de la services civils, adjoint au resident

garde indigene, commandant la brigade Sauvignon, inspecteur de 2eme classe de la

S. laArreteau, inspecteur de 2eme classe de

garde indigene garde indigene, commandant la brigade

COCHIN-CHINA

Cochin-China is a French Colony . The province of Giadinh of which Saigon is

{.he

but chief

Lowerport, was conquered

Cochin-China by the Franco-Spanish

(comprising the provinces offleet on theBienhoa,

Giadinh, T7th February,

and Mytho,1859,

and the Islands

•formally of PulobyCondor)

surrendered Treaty ;was not three

in 1867 definitely

moreoccupied

provincesuntil were1862, when by

conquered it wasthe

French and added to their possessions, viz., Chaudoc, Hatien, andVinhlong. The

actual boundaries of Cochin-China now are: on the North, the kingdoms of Annam and

Cambodia; on the East and South, the China Sea; On the West, the Gulf of Siam and

Cambodia.

ail 21Theinspections.

Colony of Cochin-China

Except Saigon, is divided

whichintois the

sevencapital

large ofprovinces,

Cochin-Chinacomprising

and atin

the same

respective time of the

•provinces, provincq

Bienhoa, of Giadinh, the other chief towns bear the nalnes of their

vast plain with small hills on the Mytno,

West andChaudoc, and Hatien.

some mountains on theTheEastcountry

and North; is a

the three highest are Batlen 884 metres; Baria 493 metres, and the Mai Mountains 550

and 600 metres in height. The principal rivers are the

and the Donnai river. The lower parts of Cochin-China are wrinkled with small two Yaico, the Saigon River,

creeks or arroyos, giving easy and rapid communication to all parts of the country. Of

late several

from canals have been opened.

the Thibetan The magnificent

throughbyriver Alekong, which descends

Cambodia, enters themountains,

lower provinces after ofrunning

Cochin-China, different territories,

two branches, crosses

and empties

itself into the China Sea by

Oua Cochien, Cua Dinh-an, and Cua Bassac.five large outlets called, respectively, Cua Tieu, Cua Balai,

The principal product of Cochin-China is rice. It is planted in almost every

ofprovince

hectaresexcept some ofhasthealmost

cultivated northern districts.AfterInrice,thethelastchief

doubled. 20 years the are

exports numberfish,

fish-oil, hides, pepper,

been extensively cotton,

cultivated driedtheshrimps,

during last tenandyears.copra.TheThe Reveaplanted

acreage Brasiliensis

amotmts has

approximately

per annum. China to 75,000

grass,acres, and thepalma-christi,

sesamum, average export of rubber

indigo, saffron,isgum-lac,

nearing sapan

10,000woodtons

and cinchona also exist in fairly large quantities, with several other minor productions.

The principal salt pits are in the province of Baria. The forests contain large

quantitieswhich

amongst of finemaytimber

bethenamed and elephants,

abound with game of nearly

rhinoceros, deer,every description,

eland, while amongst feathered game the peacock, tiger,

partridge, wild jungle

snipe, boar, fowl and

(or wildcock), pheasant, etc., may be mentioned. The rivers and creeks swarm with

fish of every description, and alligators abound in some.

not The country being very intranquil, the garrisons havea been considerably reduced

nativeonlysoldiers

in Saigon

sufficebuttoalsomaintain the the

provinces,

securityandof now few hundred

the inhabitants French

of Cochin-China a,nd

and Cambodia. The Annamites are a race devoted principally

are not so industrious as the Chinese and are indifferent traders. The Chinese to agriculture; they

have the largest proportion of the trade in their hands.

The whole

and consist of the

of the French

Colony possessions are the.

of Cochin-China, nowprotectorates

comprised under ofandthe title ofLaos,

Tonkin, Indo-China,

and Cambodia,

ofis administered and

a Governor-General, the wholeased territory

usually of

resides Quoang-tschou-wan,

in Tonkin. The Government are under

of theAnnam,

control

Cochin-China

by a Governor, who is assisted by a Privy Council composed of all the

Heads of Departments as official members and several unofficials. The Colonial

Council ofof Cochin-China,

consists 16 members, some six ofofwhomthe members of which

are natives. In arethe elected

various byarrondissements,

the residents,

moreover, Councils have been introduced composed

oaigon and Cholon are ruled by Municipal Councils, the members of which entirely of natives. Thebodies

townsareof

COCHIN CHINA—SAIGON 1211

partly French and partly native. The Chamber of Commerce at Saigon is also an officia,

body elected by the merchants and traders ; formerly it was composed of French,

foreigners, and Chinese, but in 1896 its constitution was altered and it is now an

exclusively French and native body.

Following on irrigation works a great number of concessions have been granted,

especially in 1899

villagers, some and 1900,Thebyfields

to settlers. the granted

ColonialtoCouncil

Europeanof Cochin-China,

settlers are onlysometaxedto

according to their progress, commencing by one-fifth at the end of the fifth year, to

which is added another one-fifth at the end of each of the

Conseil Superieur, in November, 1900, adopted a scheme for the improvementfollowing four years. The

of Saigon

Harbour which involved an estimated expenditure of fl0,394,000 (£415,760). A quay

1,091 metres (3,578 feet) long was constructed on the right bank of the river, and a series

of warehouses 25 metres (82 feet) broad and 969 metres (3,178 feet) long was erected,

thus

were making

built inafront

total and

surface

at theof back

24,225of square metres (260,611

the warehouses, and thesquare

line offeet).

railwayRailroads

leading

thereto was onconnected

established with ofthetheMytho

the left bank river inandorder

Cholon

that Railways.

vessels mightAbout 20 buoyson were

be moored that

side as well asof onthethestreet

continuation rightcalled

bank,rueandd’Adran.

a bridge,Alevel

postalwith

linethe ground,steamers

of French was builthasin

been

ment established

of Indo-China.between Bangkok

A big wirelessandplant

Singapore, with ina subsidy

was erected from are

1923. There the six

Govern-

steel

towers each 780 feet high, and 4 smaller ones, each 390 feet high. This plant, replete

with the latest apparatus, is one of the most powerful in the world.

SAIGON

Saigon, the capital of Cochin-China, is situated on the Saigon river, a tributary

of the Donnai, in lat. 10 deg. 50 min. N., and long. 104 deg 22 min. E. It is

about 40 miles from Cape St. James and is accessible to the largest vessels.

Since its occupation by the French the climate . has undergone a very favourable

change,marshes,

pools, owing toetc.sanitary

The townworks in thea town,

presents such as drains,

fine appearance, the and

the roads filling up of

thorough-

fares being broad and regular. Amongst the public buildings the Government

House is the, most remarkable; several millions of francs have been spent upon its

construction and decoration.theThe

of the Lieutenant-Governor, other and

handsome prominent

imposingpublic

Post buildings are Place

Office on the the Palace

de la

Cath&lrale, the Custom House, the “ Direction de ITnterieur,” the Treasury, the

Land Office, Public Works Department, the Schools, the Supreme Court and the

“Hotel

Military deHospital

Ville” is(Town Hall), the cost of which aswasareover also Francs 2,000,000. The

and Artillery Park.a fine and handsome

There is also abuilding,

stately Gothic the Arsenal,

Cathedral ofBarracks,

; large

proportions,

de Behaine, inbishop

front ofof which

Adran,hasonebeenof erected the French

the first statue ofmissionaries

MonseigneurwhoPigneau came

to Cochin-China in the last century. A fine bronze rstatue, pf Gambetta

stands

Gamier in the “Jardin de la Ville.”- There are two other. statues—one of Francis

Rigault deon Genouilly,

the Boulevard Bonnard

on the in frontRigault

Rond Point of thedetheatre, and another,

Genouilly. thattwo

Saigon has of Amiral

public

gardens, the “Jardin de la Ville,” which is maintained at the expense of the

Municipality, and the Botanic and Zoological Garden. The municipal

was inaugurated in 1900, is a remarkable building erected at a cost of over 2,000,000 theatre, whichfr.

There is good docking accommodation. The Bassin de Radoub, capable of receiving the

largest

Two men-OLwar,

petroleum god is

owns one of

builtthe

byfinest

the docks in

Government the world,

are and

situated there

at are

Rach two

Do' i , floating

on the lifts.

banks

of the Saigon River (half-way to the town). They are said to be large enough to receive

over 400,000 cases. The agents of Messrs. Samuel & Co., of London, have built two petro-

1212 SAIGON

Jeum

largest of these is estimated to receive 2,300thecubic

tanks at Nhabe, at the point where Saigon River

metres flowscubic

(81,190 into feet)

the Donnai. The

of oil. There

are (without

natives. reckoning the troops) over 4,000 Europeans and over 60,000 Asiatics or

The M.M. steamers call twice a month at Saigon on their homeward and outward

trips. Easy communication is afforded with the principal towns of the territory

either by subsidized mail steamers or railway. There is a railway with Mytho, Bien

Hoa and beyond, and with Hoc Mon and Laithien. The bridge of Binh-Loi was inaugurated

on the 8th of March, 1902, over the river of Saigon, putting in direct communication the

two rives des fleurs. It is a swing bridge and is of a total length of 276 metres, supported

by 6 piles {en ma^onnerie et a 2-culSes).

All the principal

communication, towns ofcable

and a submarine Cochin-China

unites the possess

Colony withtelegraphic and Haiphong,

Singapore, telephonic

Hongkong, Amoy, etc. The Wireless Station, situated in the village of Phu-To, between

Saigon and Cholon, is one of the most important in the Far East and communicates

. directly

efficient; with Paris. Thecanpostal

correspondence organization

be sent of theall Colony

daily to almost parts of isthevery complete and

country.

DIRECTORY

Pierre

Graffeuil, secretaire general General de ITndochine

Pasquier, Gouverneur

Norre, directeur

Aubert, du cabinetdu cabinet

directeur-adjoint

Le Prevost,

Tajasque, directeur du personnel

secretairedTnfanterie,

particulier (private)

Barrault, capitaine officier d’ordonnance

Deroo,

Bonamy,lieutenant

attache dedecabinet

vaisseau, id.

COCHINCHINE GONSEIL CbLONIAL

Gouverneur de la Cochinchine—M. Krau- Conseillers elus Fram-ais—M, Mathien

theimer, gouverneur de 2e classe des (president), Blanchard,

M. M. H. de Lachevrotiere,

Guintrsi,Guethines,

Lamothe, Laguarg-

Labeste,

colonies

Inspecteurs des Affaires Politiques et Guerini, Thomas,

Ad ministratives—M.M. Lafameth et Suppleants Erinh, H. de Baster

Striedtcr, administrateurs de lore classe Faugmist, H.Brodeur A. Courtinal, Barbamon

Inspecteur du Travail—M.

administrateur de lere classe Domions, DeieguEs de la Chambre de Commerce—

Orsini, Mesuer

Delegue de la cong

M. M. Pham Chambre

Binh, d’Agriculture—

L. Gay

Cabinet du Gouverneur Secretaire Archiviste—M. Bunout Re-

Chef de de

trateur Cabinet—M.

2eme classe Goutes, adminis- dactur de 1 ere classe

Chef-adjoint

administrateurde adjoint

Cabinet—M.

de 3eme Bailly,

classe Conseil Prive

Secretaire Particulier—Benignus,

teur das Services civils Redac- President—M.

Membres :

Le Gouverneur

Chef du Bureau de la Presse—M. Marquis M. laM.division Le General de division Commandant

de Cochinchine-Cambodge

LedeProcureur-general,

Saigon pour la Cour d’appel

Bureau du Personnel Le DirecteurendesChef Bureaux du Gouverment

Chef de Bureau—M. Pierre, chef

hors classe des services civils de bureau ITngenieur du Travaux Publics

Conseillers

Conseillors suppliant: M. C. D.etVielle

M. M. Chevratton Guiffray, :

Deputation Secretaire Archiviste—M. le chef du

;Depute—M. E. Outrey Cabinet du Gouverneur de la Cochin |

chine

SAIGON 1213

Bureaux du Gouvernement Membres

Guyonnet, Suppleants

C. — E.et C.Gen

Courtinat is, A.

Denoueix

Local

'Directeur des Bureaux—M. Brasey, Membres Correspondants—H. Reich, J.

Mazet, A. Brunet, L. Berthet, C.

administrateur de 2e classe des services Chapelle et C. Bourguin

civil s Secretariat

Chef du service des affaires financieres— Secretaire-General—A. Tholance

Origue ler Bureau Chef du Secretariat—J. Madon

Chef de Bureau—M. Bailly Secretaires Adjoints — M. Thomachot, L.

Scotto et G. Collin

Chef de la lere Section—M. Duong-v-Lau Steno-dactylographes—Mme.

Chef de la 2e Section— M. Kguyen-v-Ny Melle. M. Br^gegere et Melle.Gott-Chatel, S. Boyer

2eme Bureau

Chef de Bureau—M. Bertel administra- Administration de la Justice en

teur adjoint 2eme classe des services Indochine

civils Seme Bureau Directeur — A. Habert

Chef .de Bureau—M. M. Cordier, chef de ler President—Dain de Saigon

Cour d’Appel

bureau de lere classe Presidents de Chambre—Nizet, M abille

J+eme Bureau Conseillers — De Rozario,

Briant, Gaudin, Crosnier

D6-huu-Tri, de

Motais,

Chef de Bureau—M.

de lere classe Tudo, chef de bureau Walraud, Camavaggio, Lamguellier,

Seme Bureau Nepveur

Greffier en etChef—Grimaud

Weill

Chef de Bureau—M.

strateur-adjoint Monvoisin,

de 3eme classe admini- Avocats

Procureur General—Bourayne

Chef de Section—Sabrars, redacteur de DunezatGeneraux — Potier, de St. Michel

et Motais de Narbonne

lere classe de services civils Substituts Generaux—Leonardi, Disses et

6eme Bureau Moreau

Chef de Bureau—M. Fonton Controleur Secretaire General—Grisoli

Tribunal de lere Instance de Saigon

des Contributions Directes Seme classe President—Boyer

Bibliotheque et Archives Vice-id. — lere Weil et 2eme Legay

Conservateur hors classe, M. St. Mayrt Juge dTnstruction—Lavau

Chambre de Commerce de Saigon— Avocat ProcureurGeneral—Lafrique

de la Republique—Collet

Telephs. 74et444; P.O.Box 196; Cable Substituts—Turemia, Rond, Greffier et

Ad:Chammerce, Saigon; Codes:A.Z.edn. Tilmont

Francaise, Lugagne 1929, Cogef Lug- Justice Paix, Saigon

agne, Yeslot,

Bentley’s, A.B.C. 4e, 5e, 6e edn.,

Watkins’, Juge de Paix—Sevre

Kendall’s etLieber’s,

GeneralScott’s,

Telegram-Com- Greffier—Dumont

Avocats-defenseurs, Saigon

binaison Pierron, Acme, et Na- Foray, Gallois-Montbrun, Girard, Cazeau

tional. Publications: Radio Quotidien Lef&vre,Condamy,Petin,Vabois,Ferrand,

des Changes, Radio Quotidien Commer-

cial, Bulletin Quotidien, Bulletin Bi- Frezouls, Lambert, Lacouture, Dusson-

mensuel, Vivies, Beziat, Dubreuil, Curre, Cant

nuelles Statistiques Commerciales An- cielleri, Quintrie-Lamothe, Jacquemar,

Desgurnd, Apananh, Regnia, Beoguieri,

Hon.

GuyotPresidents—Bergier,B. Garriguenc, J. Couget, de Coulhac, Giacolbi, Gallet,

Martinide la Pommeraye L. Ducroiset et Huissiers—Sicot,

Gonon, Guermeur, Paris etet Tricon

Cocogne Cazenave

President—E. Lacaze Notaires—Fays, Bauge et Mathieu

ler

2er Vice-President—A.

Id. —A. Champanhet

Richaud

Tr^sorier—C. Orsini Chambre d’Agricultuee de la

Secretaire—Truong-van-Ben COCHINCHINE

Membres Titulaires Francais—H. Bontoux, Bureau—Alphonse Bee (president), Philip

R. Duchateau, E. Gelbert, J. Giuntoli, (vice-president), Laurent Gay (tresorir),

L.A. Messner,

Guiffray, J.H. Robert

Lamorte,et R.P. Lemoult, Nguyen Van Thom (secretaire)

Thomas Membres Titulaires — Combot, Grassier,

Membres Titulaires Annamites—Nguyen-

van-Sam, Nguyen-van-Su, Tran van- Membres LeQuang Trinh, Mathieu et Pham

Sang Suppleants — Chene, Conty,

Guyonnet, Luciani

1214 SAIGON

Membres Indigenes—Huynh Ngoc Binh, SERYICE DE L’ENSEIGNEMENT

Nguyen-Tan-Duoc et Truong-Yan-Ben EN COCHINCHINE

Secretariat — Leon Gamier, secretaire

general Direction Locale

Administration des Provinces Georges Taboulet, professeur de lere classe

de 1’enseignement

Baclieu—Brasey, administr. de 2e classe du service de renseignement superieur, chef local

Baria—Vinay, id. 2e id. Chambon, chine professeur d’E.P.S. (cadre en Cochin-

Bentre—Caire. id. lere id. de la

Bienhoa—Marty, id. 2e id. Seine) de lere classe, inspecteur en chef

Cantho—Lalaurette,.-

Chaudoc—Pommez, adminr.-adjt. deid. lere id. Vittori, professeur principal hors classe '

de renseignement primaire V

lere classe p.i. Coue, professeur principal hors classe

Cholon —Benault, administr. de lere classe Henri Bourit, instituteur de 2e classe,

Giadinh—Beneyton, id. lere id. Mond,

Gocong—Yallat,

Hatien—Maillard, id.

id. 2e3e id. id. professeur Octave,ppal.prof,

1’Enseigement primaire

de 2eppalclassehors(enclasse

conge)de

Longxuyen—Wolf, id. 2e id.

Mytho—Delibes,

Rachgia—Rivoal, id. lere

‘ id. lere id. id. Lycee Petrub Truong Vinh Ky

Sadec—Esquivillon, id. 2& ' id. Andr4 classe Neveu,

proviseurprofesseur

’ agrege de lere-

Soctrang—Giudicelli,

Tanan—Estebe; i: id. 3eHre id.

id. id. Edme, professeur de college de 4me claSse

Tayninh—Royer, id. 2e id. Laubinet, professeur principalcl.,decenseur

prof. lie. principal de 3me

2e classe

Thudaumot—Bussiere,

Travinh—Landron. id. 2e

id. 2e3e id. id. du ler degre,

id. LabrilTe, surveillant general

Vinhlong—Briere de L’Isle id. econome prof, adjoint d’E.P.S. de Tune cl.

Cap St Jacques—Yilmotit, adminr.-adjt.

de lere classe Cadre Meropolitain

Vtile de Saigon Mme. Gioan, prof,

des Lycees de Dessin

des Jeanes de 4me classe

Filles:prof. certi-

Maire—Beziat

ler-adjoint—Ardin li^ ppal. de 2me cl.

2e- id. —Lefebvre Mme. Tissot, prof, adjoint

cl., Prof. lie. de lere cl. d’E.P.S. de 5me

3e- id. —Nguyen Van Thom. Ooste, prof.hors

d’E.N: de 2me cl., prof, certi-

Conseillers Municipaux fie ppal. cl.

DeHerisson,

Lachevrotiere,

Darrigade, Guerini,

Guillemet,Canque,

Alinot, Fougeront, prof, de college de 2me cl.

Courtinat, Gay, Quintri Lamothe, (ler ordre),

Gioan, prof, prof. lie. ppal.de de3me’dhi(Iere

de college I ere cl.

Zevaco, Payre, Nguyen-Van-tri, Nguyen

Van-ba, Nguyen Khac-nuong, Nguyen Marquis, prof.lie.d’Eppal.

ordre) prof. de Jereel.

Phu-huu et Huynh Khuong-hinh P.S. de 4me cl.,'prof,

ppal. de 2meprof.cl. d’E.N.

Services Agricoles de Cochinchine Petit-Colin, de 5me el, prof.

Ing&iieur Principal de ik-e classe—Robin Ruiz, prof, de college decl.fnne cl., prof. lie.

certifie ppal. de 3me

'Cadastre et Topographie de lere cl.

Chef de. Service, Ingenieuf-Geometres Jallet,

principal—Dupont cl. deinstituteur

lere degre de .3me: cl., prbf.. ppal.

Verificateur. Ing.-Geom. principal—Merit Mme,.Dubois,'Prof. ui, ■; Cadre Lfic.al. .h ,

Ingenieur-Geometres

; : hors cla.sse—Veron,

degre ppal. de 2me cl. du .ler

GregOirq

Font Bunel, L^mbley,' (Jou' s ine et Mile Loye,prof.

prof. lie.ppah.hqrs

de 2me eh i Yi

Ingenieurs - Geometres

Chieu, Susini, - Ngoc- Ourgaud,

— Pham(Adrien),

Lautret, Peysson Nguyen-Tliaph lie. Giung, prof. lie.d. d© cl.

Pham-Ngoc-Thuan, Ld-Van-Kiem, prof. lie. de 3me cl,

Condamine, Dupont^ QuiliciMonot et(Francois),

Yrot B&ng-Minh-Tru, prof. lie. stagiaire,

Dubois, prof. ppal. hors eh.du ler deg.

Ingenieurs-Ge'ometres

Minel, Nicolas, adjoints

Thomas, Mazotpt— Brisse,

Klein- Chochod, id. id.

peter (lere classe)5 Farges, Cosseron, de Gros, prof, ppal.

prof,de^ppal

lere decl. 2me

du Tercl,;deg.

Villenqisy (2eme classe); Rousselat (3e Astaneyras, degre i

du Ter

classe);'

Service desBreton et S.ymphorien(stagiaire)

Bureaux—Bonpefond, Moran- Nguyeii-Van-Duyen, prof. ppal(.de'2me- cl.

dini, de Yilleneuve; Marie et Tamby du ler degrfe

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r

Tian-Vail-Gia6,

Tran-VaurQue, prof. stag,

id. du lef

id.deg. ]

Persbyinel. de Siu-veillance ■ '

Loupy, surveillant d’internat de 5me cl. Pham Van Ky, surveillant d’internat

(bachelier)

Personnel Ctint,ractud et Subalterne ^ Ecole Normale d’Instituteurs

Nguyen-Yan-Hoa, surveillant d’internat Revertegat,

bachelier

Nguyen Huu Kief, id. Mm. Taillade,prof.Malleret,

d’E.N. deTorreilles,

3e cl., dir.Mme.

Mme: Vve. Mahe, lingere Casanova

Titus, concierge PersonnelMetropo

Enseignant

litaindu Cadre

Ecole Primaike Superieure Mme.

Francaise de Garcons Stoeih, Mariani, Peylin,Rochert,

Saliceti, Mm, Jalat, Lacombe,Pretou,

Dur-

and, Gaudry

Cadre Metropolitain Cadre Local,

M. M. G. Cadillon, prof, certifie ppl. de Mile. Paut, Mines

Revertegat, Gaultier,- YanGuibert,

Mm. Nguyen - Xuqi,

lore-cl.prof.-de

Talbot, apres 3 ans, 2eme directeur

classe de 1’Enst. Cudertet, Guiraud, Louis, Le Faucheur

priniaire Mme. Naudon, lingere

Mile. Naudin, prof, de 2eme classe de TEnst. Jean

primairfe 1

Auguste, concierge

..'i'! Cadre Local Eoole Primaire Superieure des

Mile. Giiillbt, prof, licericie stagiaire dii 2e Fillies Feancaises

degre - Administration '

Mm. Baptiste, prof, licencie de lere cl. du Melle. IVlerqui, directrice

2e degre

Levari, , ... H. cl. de 1’Enst. primaire Mme. Baudrit, surveil tante generale

prof. ppl.

apres 3 ans. Melle. Paulmar, ecpnbme a contrat

Boeuf, prof. ppl. de't l&re cl. de 1’Enst. ' Personnel Enseignant

primaire, api es 3 ans. ' degre) ', '

Bouvard, prof, de 2e cl. de 1’Enst. primaire Mmes. Edme, Lacroux, Chambon, Malleret,

Mmes Dejean De La Batie, prof, de 2e cl. Mile. Villard : l

de I’Enst.

Martin, prof,primaire

de 3eme classse (le^ deg)rej 1

Barrelet, surveillant d’internat 5e cl.: Mipes, Tanays,

Boqrguet, Lemaire, Lorqux,

Fontaine, Poirzenc,;Esperi-

Gipfgi,

1

l Personnel Conirdctuel et S'nbalterne quette, Dumoulin ;

Mmes Gallien, institutrice suppldante Enseignements S-peciaux

Boulle,

Mile. prof, deprof,

Croyal, chantde et musique

steno-dactylo Mines. Boulle ■ (musique), .1 oven eel (st^no-

Mm. Boulay, prof, de travaux d’atelier dactylo)

Maillol, instr. militaire, prof, d’education Mme. Bloch (comSurveillanteS ptabilitC)

physique Mmes. Bougeard, Melles. Reynaud, Leper-

College de Mytho vanche, De Luxer Buard, Cadet, Paul-

Mme. E. Ourgaud, prof, principal hors mar (M«irgte)', Subalterne 'Gidu

classe du 2e degre, directrice

Personnel Enseignant Mmes. Besseyre des Horts (lingere), Lalle-

Yo van Lua, prof. 3e magiaire du 2e degrd Mile. mand (femme de charge)

Jallet, instituteur de 3e classe Lebrum

Deslys (concierge) (infirmiere)

College de Cantho College de Jeunes Filles Indigenes

Paquier, prof, licencie principal de Ire Mme. du 2eSaint

diegre,Marty, prof, de lere classe

directrice

classe et directeur

Personnel Enseignant Mme. Lambruschini, surveillante gtnerale

Mme. Boisson, prof. ppal. de 2e cl. du ler Mme.Personnel Fernando, Cconome

Enseignant et Cadre

degrePaquier, prof. ppal. de 3e cl. du ler

Mme. Mctropolitain

degr^ Mme. Huissier, prof, de 4e cl. des E.P.S.

Lamoureux,

degre prof. ppal. de 3e cl. du ler Mme. Lambruschini, chargee de cours de

3e cl. des colleges de jeunes filles

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Mme. Desolme, institutrice de le classe Eoole Maternelle de Saigon

Mme. Cadillon,

Mme. Chevrier, id.

id. le id.

3e id. Mme. Baudet, instutrice de Ire classe,

Mme. directrice

Melle. Gaucher, id.

Pasqualini, .institutrice.adjointe3e id.de Mesdames—Marty, Sergent, Caibe, Morel,

5eLegion des maisons d’education de la Meallareo, Jam bet, Noye et Teule

classed’Honneur

Ecoles Primaires de Saigon

Cadre Local Madec, prof, principal hors, classe du. le

Mme. degre,

van directeur

classeA.duRopion,

le degreprof, principal de 3e Tran Vittori,

Que et Mesdames: Aspar, Dontre,

Henry, Walkeneers . et, Simon

Melle. Nguyen-thi-Minh, prof,

Mme. G. Doz, prof, de le classe du Jean de 3e cl.

le degre

Mme. Tarbits, prof, de 2e cl. du le deg. Ecoles Primaires Provinciales

Mme. Cardi,

Mesdames—Pierandri, id. Deler, Melles.

Gras, Baclieu

Nguyen-thi-Thiep, Sham thi My, Mahe, J.Mme. Bouscarle, instituteur de 4e classe ;

Gerlier, prof, le classe du le degre

Servel et Giat (en conge)

Surveillantes d'internal de 16 classe Baria et Cap iSt. Jacques

Melles. De Roland, De Miribel, Guglielm

et Loupy (en conge) Caubet, prof. ppal. hors cl. de 1’E. P.

Idurveillantes d’internat stagiaires Mme. Antonini, prof, de 2e cl. du le degre

directrice

Melles. Vinay et Blanchet Bentre

A contrat Bizot, instituteur 3e classe, directeur

Mme. Vve. Massa, surveillante d’internat Nguyen van Thuony Bienhoa

et Mme. Bizot

Mesdames—Vve.

et Martinengki Autexier, Vve. Nedelee

Goupillon, instituteur de le cl., directeur

Mme. Blanc, maitresse-r^pititrice a contrat

Eooles d’Art Indigene et d’Art Mme. Guirrni

Applique Cantho

J. Giadinh:

G. Besson,dessin,directeur-inspecteur

decoration, litho- de Toutain, prof, de 2e cl. de 1’E. P.

graphic, gravure Melle. Lamoureux,

Mme. Manuel, prof,prof,de 1^de cl.le de

cl. 1’E. P. P.

de 1’E.

Huynh-dink-Tuu, sous directeur v

M.Bronze, Balick, directeurs de Bienhoa: D. Decler, prof.Chaudoc

et Mme.ceramique ppal. hors cl. de 1’E. P. r

Delafosse, directeur de Thudaumot: eben- directeur

isterie, laquage Cholon (JVMe)

Ecole des Mecaniciens Asiatiques Miermont, directeur prof. ppal. hors. cl. de E. P.r

Rosel, ingenieur

marine, directeur mecanicien en chef de la Muret | Pham van Lu6c

Favier, surveillant general Mme.

Melle.Deler

Asselin I! Mme.

Mme.cl. de Petra

Spielmann

Lemarine,

Goff, premier-maitre

prof, technique mecanicien de la Bulliard, prof. ppal. hors TE. P.

Noye, maitre ppl. mecanicien de la marine, Cholon {Province)

chef d’atelier

Lagarde, chef d’atelier mecanicien de la Nhung Dit Cho etGiadinh Mme. Bulliard

Coullet, premier-maitre

marine,maitre

Toullec, d’atelierelectricien

de forge de la marine Reyloubet, prof. ppal. hors cl. de 1’E. P.,

chef d’atelier d’electrcitt; directeur

Allegrini et Melle. G oze

Ecole Pratique d’Industrie de Gocong

Saigon Perrenot, prof, de le classe, directeur

Rosel, ingenieur mdcanicien en chef de la Mme. Delord Longxuyen

marine, directeur

Ebrinbled, Robert et Vicart Dupin, instituteur de le classe, directeur

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Mytho Vcriticateurs adjoints-int^maires—Dusol,

Lafuste, Riolacci (Jacques), L’Admiral, Ferchaud,

Lerendu,prof.

Mme.ppl.Lerendu,

de le classe,

Le v. diroctour

Due Citrate - Haberlay, Moulin, Robert,

Isidore, Prouehandy, Blanc, Sabatier,.

Eachgia Mathieu

Paganelli, inst. prof.

Mme. Goubeffc, 5e cl.,3edirecteur

classe Brigade des Poors des Magasine de

Xom-chieu

Sadec Chef de Brigade—Levezai

Tondut, prof. ppl. hors cl., direct.eur Chef Magasin

Id. No. 1—Lebel de Fresne

3—Pignolet

Melle. Passagne, prof, de 2e cl. de I’K, P. Id. 5—Nedel

Soctrang Id. 7—Ricord

Troalen, inst. lere cl., directeur Id. • 8—Michelot

Melle. Ly thi Yen, prof. 2e classe Id. . 9—Deffis

Tanan Id.

Id. 10—Gallois-Montbrun

11—Yalmont

Truchet, instituteur de 2e classe, directeur Brigade des Ecors des Magasins des

Tayninh Messageries-Mari,times

Motais de Narbonne, prof. ppl. 3e cl., dir. Chef des Ecors—Kozier

Thudaumot Chef de la Section A.—Claude

Levrat, prof. ppal. hors cl., directeur Id.

Id. B.-Andre

0.— Gueret

Trawinh

Maniere, inst. de lere cl., directeur Chef de la Brigade Active—Vet

Chef de la Brigade du Port—Vallerim

Mme. Maniere Sous-Chef id. —Jauffret

Vinhlong Chef de la Brigadeid.des Riz—Laurette

Sous-Chef —Ploute

Dournaux, prof. ppal. le cl. de 1’E. P., RegisseurOpium- -General de la Manufacture d’

De Dexempele

directeur Chef des Ateliers de la Flottile—L. Clerc

Melle. Dournaux et M. Francis

Personnel en Disponihilite

Mme.

Melle. Pidoux

Bourgin I| Mme. Mme. Auger

Ferine DIRECTION DES POSTES TELE-

Mme. Gourdin ! Mme; Rosuchi GRAPHES ET TELEPHONES

Personnel ddtache hors classe DE ITNDOCHINE

Mme. Yve. Prud’hon, prof, de 2e el. de 1’E.P ClRCONSCRIPTION DE LA COCHINCHINE

Sous-directeur, Chef de Service—Garde

ADMINISTRATION DES DOUANES Inspecteurs—Boullanger,

M4derd

Dardet, Digor

ET REGIES DE LTNDOCHINE Chefs de Bureaux—

Personnel—Valery

Sous-Direction be Cochinchine Service CentralPostale—Guynet

Exploitation Budget—Despierres

Sous-Directeur—M. Chauvin

Inspecteur sedentaire —H. Borland, Exploitation Electrique—Maurel

Inspecteurs divisionnaires — Tollard et Articles Comptabilite— Madon

Castanet d’argent—Th^ron

Service technique—Gourjon

!lt Chef du

Collet Bureau Central et du personnel— Batiment & Mobilier—Jambet

i Chef du ler

de Narbonne Bureau (Douanes)—Montan Bureaux de Poste

Chef du 3e Bur, (Comptabilite)—Delaunay Saigon—Ventral

Sous-Chefs id. —Rochon et Gambini

Chef du 4e Bureau , (Contentieqx) — Receveur-Comptable—Naz

Pantalacci Cholon

Receveur

Chef de laComptable—Dey

visite—Maymrgue me Receveur- -Bienyenu

Verificateurs—A; Poulain, Jacob de Cor- Mytho

demoy, Bouscaren et Duchamp Receveu r—Blanc

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1218 SAIGON

Cap St. Jacques A.subdiv.

Lamarche, ingenieur, adjoint, chef de

Receveur—Riq uier de materiel a Giadiuh

Chaudoc H. Sivigliani, adjoint technique chef de

subdivision du materiel

A. Autonetti, surveillant principal chef de

R eceveur—Braud

Receveur— Picolet

Tinhlong M.subdivision de Tayninh

Poupin, ingenieur des T.P.E. chef de

subdivision de Thudaumor

Gantho

Receveu r—Coudrat Arrondissement du Centre

Luu Van Lang, ingr. ppal., chef de service

CIRCONSCRIPTION TERRITORIALS G.bureau Montague, adjt. tech, ppal., chef de

DES TRAVAUX PUBLICS DE E. Godard, adjt., tech, ppal, bureau-Tech-

C0CHIN CHINE L. nique

Ignasse, surveillant, ppal. comptable

Bureau de l’Ingenieur en Chef A.Fouilloux, ingr. adjt. des T.P.E., chef de

Courtaux, ingr. principal, ingenieuren A.subdivision

H.chef Acker, ingr.deadjt.,

Bentre

T.P.E. chef de subdiv.

E. chef

Grisoli, adjoint technique principal de Cholon -Tanan

de bureau R. Cros, ingr, chef de subdivision Mytho-

J. Baillif, surveillant principal adjoint au A.Gocong Luong-van-My, ingenieur adjoint con-

chef

J. chef de bureau

Leaudri, adjoint technique tractuel, chef de subdivision Sadec-

de la comptabilit^ centraleprincipal C. Yinhlong

Rousseau, surveillant

R. Hornu, adjoint technique principal, subdivision de Travinhprincipal, chef de

F. regisseur

Casanova,comptable

ingr. adjoint charge du

service antimalarieu

L. Yittori, agent journalier adjoint au chef E. Mellet, Arrondissement de l’Ouest

de la comptabilite centrale bureau ingdnieur, de T.P.E. chef de

H. Tournier, commis principal, charge P. Taquet, surveillant principal comptable

du services des archives H. Bazin, ingr, chef de subdiv. de Cantho

ArRONDISSEMENT D. Nguyen-Van-Qui,

chef de subdivisionsurveillant,

de Canthoadjoint

H. Belletrud, ingenieurDUprincipal,

C'ONTROLEchef de E. auMarquetty, ingr. adjoint T.P.E. chef de

service subdivision de Chaudoc

Esperinas, adjoint technique principal, Nguyen-van-Cbini,

chef de bureau Agent tech, ppal, chef

G.bureau

Russier,duing^nieur

contrble des chemins

des T.P.E. chef

de de P. deBerhouague,

fer

subdivisioningenieur

de Hatieuchef de subdiv.

et tramways

E. desBourgeois, J. deB&iac,

Longxuyen-Rachgia

ingenieur adjoint des T.P.E. che

etudes ingenieur chef de bureau de subdivision Sqctraug-Baclieu

P. Martin, ingenieur adjoint, charge de la Arrondissement des Batiments

verification du betou Civils

Nguyen-van-Chien,

charge du contrdle des ingenieur

D.E.E. adjoint L. Chauchon, architecte, chef de service

E. Maslin,Arrondissement t>E l’Estchef de chef de bureau technique principal

ingenieur principal

J. Bafusta, adjoint

H. Lagarde, surveillant, comptable

A. service

Belfort, adjoint technique chef debureau L. Capelle,Arch, Architecte, chef des etudes

J. Ribot, ing^nieur adjoint T.P.E. chef de L.A. Nesty, Leroy,

adjoint do.

do.Hot, adjoint

do.

bureau technique

Taug. dice. Thanh, adjoint technique principal redaction des projetstechnique

Do-Dang-Dat dit

bureau technique

M- Jacquey, adjoint technique principal Nguyen Duy Kiem, adjoint des

M. Lebas, Surveillant redaction projets

chef de subdivision de Baria redaction des pro jets technique,

A. Benard, ingenieur chef de subdivision O. Francis dit Darmador^, surveillant

de Bienhoa redaction des projets

h*- chef

Ciavaldini, adjoint de

de subdivision technique

Bienhoaadjoint au M.surveillance

Conderc, surveillant

des travaux ppal. execution et

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A.survice

Blanc, dessurveillant

travaux ppal. execution et Y. aSiuna, agent contractuel, chef de phare

Cua-Tieu (Goeong)

J. travaux

Barbagelata, surveillant principal, des C. Tasdebois, agent contractuel, chef de

feu a Dong-Tranh (Giadinh)

P. ance

Vidal,dessurveillant

travaux execution et surveill- G.C.Chipponi, adjoint technique

P. Langre, agent jourrialier, do. chef de subdivision

R. Ponepon-Levainville, des ports des

ingenieur

P. et

Fluviaux

chef de

M. Duchamp, do. technique principal,

do. bureau technique

A. Sambet,

chef de subadjoint

divison d’entretien et petits G.deSaulais, adjoint technique ppal. chef

travaux neufs subdivision

J. Gamier, survt.des

ppal.dragages

service d’orde

F. surveillance

Pomaret, surveillant ppal., execution et P. Esperinas, survt. ppal. controle de la

des travaux drague “Loire” au canal Lageaugedans

V. surveillance des travaux execution et E. laHardy,

Poujade, surveillant ppal., province de Tanau

survt ppal. controle de prilive-

M. Savery, surveillant execution et ment de sable execute par 1’entreprise

surveillance des travaux

J. Miniconi, agent journalier, execution de la Riviere de Saigon et Douailes bancs

des remblais de Pnom-Penh sur

V.etPepin,

surveillance

agent des travauxexecution et J. Ngo-ton-Sang, surveillant, controle de

journalier la drague “Deux” au canal lagran ge de

surveillance des travaux F. laGrivaz,

provincesurvt.

de Mythoppal. controle de la

A. heliographique,

Cadelis, surveillant, magasin et atelier

membre de la commis- drague

sion ordinaire des recetto “Hautes”au

L. Robert, ing. adjoint canaletudes

chogaodes(Mytho)

Bancs

de Kervella, du Lombard, de Cbrail et

Arrondissement de la Navigation H.deLafebore, Lazaret ing^nieur, secretaire de la

Chevereau, Tug. ppal. Chef de service Common, de surveillance des bateaux a

Theodore, Com mis ppal. chef de bureau vapeur

Michelot,

Louis, adjoint

adjoint technique principal

technique

Jourden, Tug. adjoint T. P. E. Chef de L. Texier, Division des Travaux du Port.

subdivision des phares et Calises. principal chef de survice

A. Petel, adjoint technique ppal. des ports

chef de bureau

120 Escadrille de Sous-Marins H. Dore, agent journalier, adjoint au chef

Maurau, adjoint technique magasinier R.deSoustan,

C.comptable bureau ing , adjt. des T.P.E., chef de

P. Le Moullon, sous chef mecanicien chef Nguyen subdivision de Saigon

Van., Due., adjt. tech. adjt.

F.mec. de Caliseur

Roger, capitaine“Armand

des fidttitle'Rousseau”

s, capitaine L. auClaude,

chef de subdivision de Saigon

sur. ppal. surveillant

du cali-eur “Armand Rousseau” R. Ciaraldini,

Mercier, agent journalier,

G.plau Gustave,

de soudagecapitaine

a ThabeflottUles leve du F. sion surveillant chefsurveillant

de subdivi-_

L. mdcanieien

Tiburcio de la corre, agent journ. de Cholon

Tibul, maitre de phare, chef de phare a Division de l’Exploitation du Port

J. Padarau

P. Chapnis,(Phaurang)

maitre de phare, Gardien de H.d’ordre Bez, du maitre

Port de port ppal. commis

M.phare

Le Gua err,,

Padarau (Phaurang)

gardien de phare, chef de A.Y. Sevillain,

Le Guyader,capitaine de Port

maitre de deportSaigon

ppal.

phare a Kdga (Phanthiet) lieutenant

T. Tanquerel, maitre de phare, chef de N. Semaitre, maitre de port de port

phare au Cap Saint Jacques A. Grandjeau,

B. Bousignour, maitre de phare, Gardien P. Poggi, chef mecanicien do.

L.deTaeussel,

phare augardien

Cap Saint Jacques

de phare, gardien de E. Port Pedel,delieutenant

Cholon ;de port, capitaine de

feu au Cap .Saint Jacques

E. Chatel, maitre de phare, chef de phare A.maitre Rodouin, maitre de port principal

de port

Y.a,Raoul,

Baikanh (PoulodeCondou)

gardien phare, chef de phare J. Morin, maitre de port

a Poulo-Obi (Bacheu)

C. Mercier, gardien de phare, chef de phare Service du Pilotage

a Nui-Nai (Hatieu) A. Dasseux, maitre de port, chef du service

89*

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Conseil d’Administration du Port. Mission Hydrographique

Mme. A. Tourniaire, Steno-dactylo- Laperouse

graphfe

G. L. D. Meesemaecker, capitaine de

fre^ate, commandant

mission Hydrographiq-ue le Laperouse et la

MARINE EN INDOCHINE J. A. P. Brunei, ingenieur hydrographe de

A. L. M. Richard, capitaine de vaisseau, Mission lere classe, directeur technique de la

commandant la marine en Indochine Octant

P. L. M. Beauchesne, lieutenant de vais-

Etate-Major du Commandant seau, commandant

de la Marine

J. F. Rue^ capitaine de corvette, adjoint L. C. Gauthier,Astrolabe

au commandant de la marine, charge commandant lieutenant de vaisseau,

M.des J.archives

charge

et cartes

Buscail,

du servicelieutenant de vaisseau

des transmissions 1.2° Escadeille de Sous-Marins

E. M.A. A. Constantin,ingenieur mecanicien, “ Yitry le Francois ”

de lere classe, chef du service machines Y. H. R. Belgodere, capitaine de fregate

A. C. A. Ozenne, ofBcier de 2eme classe des commandant le “Yitry le Francois” et

equipages, de la Flotte, chef du I’Escadrille

secretariat doessel

Unite Marine a Saigon J. E. L: A. Lorthioir, lieutenant de vais-

C.commandant

L. M. A. Sales, capitaine de corvette seau commandant

des mouvements I’unite marine et directeur

du port Fulton

M. Y. Droupeet, officier de lere classe, M.commandantM. E. Caron, lieutenant de vaisseau

des equipages de la Flotte, adjoint

F. J. G. Le Caron de Chocquese, commis-

saire de 2eme classe Constructions Navales

A. P. S. Lamouche, ingenieur en chef de

Canonnieres de Cochinchine lere classe du genie maritime,

R. F. M. Waeselyhck, ingenieurdirecteur

de lere

Avalanche classe du genie maritime, sous-directeur

L. commandant

A. M. Petit,le lieutenant de vaisseau, J. E. Nantes, ing^nieur de 16re classe

groupe des canonnieres du genie maritime

de Cochinchine et 1’Avalanche

“Commandant Bourdais ” Travaux Maritimes

J. M. J. L. Du Pontavice de Vaugaruy Pelletier, C., ingenieur de lere classe des

directions de travaux, directeur

lieutenant de vaisseau, commandant

Canonnieres de l’Indochine Intendance Maritime

Avisos M. F. T. Ferrieu, commissaire ea chef

Inconstant J. N. E. classe,

de lere directeur

Denille,des commissaire

survices desdeappro-

lere

M.vaisseau J. De Rogier, lieutenant de classe,

A. C. commandant chef

visionnements de la flotte et des sub-

Alerte sistances

J. F. Benetaud, commissaire

M. H. A. Fontaine, lieutenant de vaisseau, chef du service de la solde et de la cen- de lere classe,

commandant tralisation financiere

Canonniere du Tonkin Service de Sante

“ V igilante ”

J. M. L. Le Conte, lieutenant de vaisseau E. classe,

Solcard, medecin en chef de 2eme

directeur

commandant J. M. J. Cotty, medecin de lere classe

SAIGON 1221

A.deM.lere

H. A.classe

Ginabat, pharmacien chimiste IlkME Regiment dTnfanterie

COLONIALE

Colonel Commandant—Colonel Corbel

SERVICES MILITAIRES Commandants de Bataillon — Cadence

(chef deComdts.—

M^decins bataillon),Perreaux,

Krieger etFrancois

Mace

Division de Cochin-chine—

Cambodge Regiment de Trajlleurs Annamites

'General Commandant—General Phi l ip pot, Colonel Commandant—Colonel Landais

Chef d’etat-Major—Comdt., Fichepain Commandants de Bataillon — Quilichin

(chef de bataillon) et Marotel

Service de Sant^ 5o. Regiment d’Artillerie Colonials

Directeur du Service de Sante—Medecin Colonel Commandant— Colonel Perney

Colonel Rousseau

Medecin adjoint—Medecin Capt. Freville Commandants de Groupe—G roupe: Sondaz

et Carrel (chefs

Medecin Chef de I’Hopital Grail—Medecin (lieut.-col, d’escadron), Descormes

Colonel Rousseau commandant de la place de

Medecins TraitantsCommandant

Ricon, Medican —Medicin Lieut. Col. guerre du Cap-Saint-Jacques)

Martin,

Medican Commandant Petit et M^dicin Aviation—Escadrille No. 2

Capt. DugaChef—Pharm. Comdt. Collet Capitaine Commandant—^Capitaine Picard

Pharmacien Major de Garnison — Capitaine Rouge,

Comdt. d’Administn.

Gestionnaire, Hopital—Grail

Jeannoel-Ravel, Directeur

major pard’Artillerie—Colonel

interim Le-Meut

Capitaine

Directeurd’Administration

Qestionnaire du Adjoint au Sous-Directeur—Lieut.-Colonel

Magasin du Poinat.

Materiel — Capt. d’Admin. Robert Directeur des Services de 1’Intendance—

Intendant Militaire Copin

‘Commandant le Detachement d’Infirmiers Chef—Dorangeon, int. milit. de le classe

—Capitaine d’Admin. Grac Id. —Leduc, intendt. milit. de 2e classe

& m & & m Secretaire—P. Surcouf

Mei yahpao sienkung sze Tresorier—G. Panneticr

American Asiatic Underwriters, Ltd., Membres Ets. Charriere, Dufourg & Garriguenc

General

car, Life,Insurance:

Accident,Fire,Burglary,

Marine, Motor-

Plate Cie.d’Extreme-Orient

de Commerce: et de-Navigation

-glass, Baggage and Special Risks—

34, Rue Lefebvre; Teleph. 077: Cable Ad: Rizeries d’Extreme Orient

Underiters Louis-Ogliastro

Ste. Commerciale

Cie. de ITndo-

A.C. V.H.Starr, president

Tessier, district(Shanghai)

manager for chine

Ste. Ame. Wm. G. Hale & Co., Ltd.

Indo-China Ste. Francaise des Distilleries de

Agents for: ITndochine

Ste. Havraise Indochinoise

Compagnie

ances Franco-Americaine d’Assur- Std. des RizCommerciale

dTndochine IndoChinoise

Denis Freres

L’Union

Asia Life Insurance Co., Life Insurance et Africaine

—34, Rue Lefebvre; Cable Ad: Asialife; Ste. Nouvelle des Rizeries Meridionales

Code: Ste. Indochinoise de Commerce

for theAcme and17,Bentley’s.

Orient: the Bund,Main Office

Shanghai Cie. Commerciale Saigonnaise

F. Tellier, Manager

Association

de Riz dedesSaigon Exportateurs

(Chambre Franca

de Com-is BANKS

merce)—P.O. Box 14; Ad: Tel. Assexporiz Bank of East Asia, Ltd., The — 4, Rue

President—R.

Vice-id. —M. Meyrignac

Souhaite Georges Guynemer

Huynh Tai, agent

1222 SAIGON

Wong Da in Hing, sub-agent Biedermann & Co., (Socidte de Respons-

Lu HonW.Shan, do. abilite Limitee au Capital

Merchants—Saigon du Fr. 500,000)*

and Hanoi

Fung

Li Chak Tin, Sun, do.

do. Associes—Max Biedermann etOthman

Chau Speck

TruongKwai Am KanTong, secretaire Employe: W. Neuvenschwander

Agencies

Banque de l’Indochine (Succursale de Sun

Law Insurance

Union andOffice,

Rock Ld.

Insce. Co., Ld.

Saigon)

P. Succursale

Gannay, Inspecteur General des Mannheimer Yersiehefungs Gesells-

et Agence de le Banque chaft

de ITndochine

L. Chevretton, Directeur de la Succur- Brasseries (Societe &AnonymeGlacieresaude Capital

l’Indochinede-

Sous-Directeurs: P. Yachez, 11. Becker $1,650,000)—Usines:

Cautho a Saigon,Pnom-Priih

(Cochinchine); Cholon &,

et E. Bruno (Cambodge); Tourane (Annain); Hanoi

Agence, de Battambang & M.

Haiphong (Tonkin)

Palanque, directeur commercial

V. Cousin, directeur p.i. . (6, Rue Paul Blandly; Saigon;

Agence de Cantho Teleph. 168; Ad: Tel. Larue, Saigon)-

J. Perraud, directeur p.i. M.(22,Boudon, directeur administratif

Leralle,

Anthoinefonde de pouvoirs

Milhomme, agent auxiliaire Rue Catinat, Saigon; Teleph.

722; Ad. Tel: Glacindo, Saigon)

Banque de Saigon (Societe Anonyme

au Capital de Francs 50,000,000)—Siege British Consulate (see Consulates)

Social: 26 a 32, Bue Lefebvren, Saigon. China Underwriters, Ltd., Marine

Bureau Administratif:Paris.

Hame-des-Victoires, 13, Rue Notre-a Insurance — Head Office: Hongkong.

Agences

Haiphong et Hanoi. Cable Ad: Saigon- Teleph.278; P.O. Box 165; Cable Ad: Fice

The Export & Import Co., Ltd., agents-

bank

B. Adam, administrateur-directeur Chotirmall ifc Co., K.A.J. (Estab. 1875),

A. Faubert, directeur-adjoint

A. Aquarone et R. Charon, fondes Silk Merchants, Drapers and Ladies’

DressmakersCable — 28Ad:- 30Chotirmall;

- 32, NewCodes: Rue

J. de

de pouvoirs

Roux, directeur

Tonkin, a Haiphong des agences du Catinant;

Acme, Bentley’s and A.B.C. oth Edition.

H. Pecoul et J. Roger, fondes de Head Batavia,Office: Singapore;

Sourabaya, Branches

Hongkong, in

Canton

pouvoirs (Hanoi et Haiphong) i ■ and Kobe

Chartered Bask of India, Australia Compagnie 100,000,000 du Cambodge Social:

Francs)—Siege (Capital:

45r

and China—3, Rue Georges Quynemer; Rue Barbet

Cable Ad: Spectacle

W.H.J. F.A.Morford,

Whyte, agent

sub-acct. Compagnie des Chargeurs Beunis—15,

G. P. Cooke, do. 16A.et Brunet,

17, Quaiagent

Le Myre de Vilers

general

G.D. A.Peacock,

Johnston, do. do. G.F. M.

Cazeau,

Toby,sous-agent

chef services maritimes

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor- R.comptabilite

Bigault, chef service trafic et

poration—9,

Ad: Himalaya;Quai de Belgique;

Teleph. 0.52 Cable R. Schmit, chef service passages

C. A. W. Ferrier, agent M ^ $*1 03 Allatini

D.

A.D. E.L.A. Milne-Day

Johnston, accountant

Crowe | G. Vernay Compagnie die Commerce- Orient, et de

Societe Anonymed’Extreme

Navigation au Capital de 30,000,000-

Berthet & Cie., Lucien, de francs et Cie.,(Anciens

et Cie. deEtablissements

68, Boulevard Charner;Importateups-*-

Teleph. 446; Allatini

Mers de Chine)—Siege

Cabotage des

Social: 12, Rue

Codes: Bentley’s,

F. Barre, directeur A.Z.3e., Cogef Lugagne Boissy d’Anglas, Paris.

Marseille, Havre, Bordeaux, Haiphong, Agences:

G. Domenjod | J. Paillard Saigon et Pnompenh

SAIGON 1223

. Robert de Vogue, president du conseil CoMPAGNIE FoRESTIERE InDOCHI NOISE

d’administration Timber Merchants — 43, Boulevard

L.A. Launay, administrateur-delegue

Lis, secretaire general Bonnard

F. Waespe, administrateur C. Fichet, managing director

D.H. Jessula, id.

de Ligondes, directeur general CoMPAGNIE FRANgAISE DE TRAMWAYS—

P.H. Tournois, (Import) 138,

Drouin, fonde deidpouvoirs (Export) . Ed.rueBoyer,

PaulBlanchy;

ingenieur,Ad:e.c.p.,

Tel. Tramindo

directeur

E. Rabbione, chef comptable Abriau, chef de la comptabilite

J.P. Caillard, assurances Servel, chef de dep6t

A. Vaudour, chef d’atelidr

Blacconi, agent (Pnom Penh) E.L. Demay,

Mouttet,comptable

magasinier

L. Lacollonge, import

L. Simon, export

J. de Bourguesdon (Shipping)

E. Rapp Compagnie Franco - Asiatique des Pe-

R.J. Frey

Ormiers I Mme. H.J. Canbronne

Seletti troles, Petroleum Products — 15,

H. Dehaese || Mme. Mme. T. Castueil Boulevard Norodom

E.M. J.J. Audifret, general manager

L. Radies I Mme. B. Regnier Jansen, assist. do.

A. Morel | Mme. A. Chipponi Mme. H. Mignot, private secretary

Agencies Indo-China Dept.

Directory and Chronicle of H.H.Litou

China,

North Brit.Japan, Malaya,Co.,

MercantileInsce. etc.Ld. Barue | J. Le Sache

North China Insurance Co., Ld. Sales Dept.

Union Insurance Socy. of Canton, M. J. Tricon, sales manager

Ld Marine Insurance Co., Ld.

Union L. E. Barme, assist do.

Queensland Insurance Co., Ld. G. Manceron

P.J. Marlin

Repiton-Preneuf

•Ocean Steamship Co., Ld.

China Mutual

Cunard SteamCo.,Nav.

Steamship Ld.Co., Ld. L. de la Porte [ H. Desplats

Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., Ld. M. de Villemandy I J. Marty

Mansfield & Co., Ltd. P. Chabert

M. Grisvard (benzine pumps)

Nippon Yusen Kaisha Mmfe. M. L. Chanchorle" ;

Sussman, Wormser & Co. Mme. Vally

Societe Ampco. (Lait, beurre) Mile. Abriou I R. Aubert

Parfumerie Gelle Freres Accounts Dept.

Cigarettes Nationales M.L.Barbier,

Asano Bussan

Courroies J.

Co. (Ciment)

Lechat Guerin chief acct.

Philips & Pain (extincteurs Pyrene) J. Mitchell I S. Nosmas

Etablissements Sulitzer (remorques A. Mauboussin J. Viellard

Titan) R.L. Drogoz

Bayer | M.R. Vinet

P. Expert

Oompagnie Lilloise de moteurs Mmes. H. Fourteau, , J. Talbot et

Etablissements

Davey, Bickford Bezel

& Maletra

Smith Martin

Tanneries de France Shipping Dept.

Dunlop RubberRenault Qb. A.A.Cremazy

Antoni | A. Picard

Automobiles

Bavaria Brauerei. (Biere Golden Ship) Engineering Dept.

Societe du Domaine de Kebao. F. Gaultier, chiefassist,

engineer

(Anthracite, Coal Mine) N. J. Griffin, engineer

Society des Garages Charner

Cie. des Hauts Plateaux Indochinois R. Labarre I F.Mile.

Blandin

Societe Tutela d'Extreme-Orient R. CotedeSoux M. Alalin

P. Sassinot | Mine. Rebreyend

Correspondence Dept.

eCoMPAGNiE Fonciere d’Indo-chine (Cap- J. Mmes.

Lop Nedel et Robertson

ital: 20,000,000 Francs)—Siege

79-81, rue Ricaud, Correspondant a Social: Miles. Petra et Barrelet

Paris, 9, rue d’Aguesseau F. W. Stubbs

M. Baude de Bunnetat

1224 SAIGON

Nhabe installation CONSULATES

C. Y.Yeybel, installation

Grenouillat I| M. manager

Goasguen Belgium—4, Rue Catinet

JII. Frances C. Tursan Consul—Alpli. van Assche

Bonnot (marine dept.) Denmark

Phumy Installation Consul—H. Rousseau

A. Legros Vice-Consul—E. Genis

Compa gn is: lx do Chinoise d’Equipement

Industriel—Siege Social: Rue Turc Espagne - rue Amiral Page

Compagnie Saigonnaise de Navigation Great Britain

Consul-General—F. G. Gorton

et de Transport (Societe Anonyme au Vice-Consul—A. Denholm

Capital de 1.500,000 de Piastres

chinoises)—Siege Social et Direction de Indo- Do. —A. T. Oldham

VExploitatioh: Saigon: 5, Quai le Myre Italy

de Vilers;Mytho

Agences: Ad. Tel: Postage-Saigon.

et Cantho (Cochin-

chine), Phnom-Penh,Battambang,Kratie, Vice Consul—Renzo Franceschini

Stung-Treng (Cambodge);

Savannakek, Vien-Tiane et Luang- Rhone, Pakes, Japan

Prabang (Laos). Siege Administratif: Consul—T. Sashima

5, Rue d’Athenes, Paris (9e) Chancelier—H. Nishiyama

Chancelier—S Kawamo

COMPTOIRS

(Anciens GENERAUX

Etablissements DE L’InDOCHINE

Jacque et Netherlands

Daurelle Consul—E. F. Meyeringh

Capital deReunis), Societe

20,000,000 Anonyme

de francs, au

Import-

ation tous articles: Alimentation, Tissus, Norway—36b, Rue Georges Guynemer

Consul—H. Duchateau

Metallurgie,

Hydrotherapie,Quincaillerie, Ferronnerie,

Menage, Machines El-

ectricite—Siege

Catinat, Saigon; Social:

Ad. Tel:56Cogenindo

a 69, Rue Portugal—Rue Amiral Page

Vorbaud. Administration Centrale etet

Bureau d’achat a Paris: 17, Rue d’Astorg. SiamConsul—E. Genis

Succursales:

Haiphong, Saigon, Pnom-Penh, aHanoi,

Nam Dinh, Tourane.

Cantho, Kampot Agehceset Battam-

Vinh, Sweden

Acting Consul—E. F. Meyeringh

bang

A.general

Touzet a(administrateur),

Saigon directeur

Succursale de Saigon United StatesTeleph.

Lagrandiere; of America—26,

888 Rue

Delfarguiel, directeur commercial Consul—Henry S., Waterman

Martiny Ahr Vice-Consul—W. Everett Scotten

Morant

Casanova Mut

Sorbe Launay

Delbos Lieffroy “ Courrier de Rue

Saigon ” Le, Journal

Caigny Delisle

Lauranta quotidien—121, Catinat;Teleph. 143;

Dominici

Boyer Russell P.O.Jean Box 141

Faget, directeur

Tetard Seletti

Pigeron

Fey David & Co.,riceLtd.

Fesquet Walter

Mmes. Pigeron, Rousseau, Grue et Indo-China andA.produce;

B. Exporters of

Importers

Morizot ofShipping

Jute bags and general merchandise.

and Insurance Agents—43/45

Succursale de Pnompenh Rue

Claudon,

Guignetsigns per| pro.Le Bohec NassimChaigneau, Saigon; Cable Ad:

Agents du Comite des Assureurs A. B. David, managing director

Maritimesde Paris, pour le Cambodge F. H. Jerrard, director

Succursale de Battambang G.A. A.Nassim

Cacace, do.

Bejean, signs per pro.

SAIGON 1225

Agencies'.— Descours et Cabaud, Produits Metal-

Insurance:— lurgiques (iSociete Anonyme au

Bankers Capital de Prs. 100,000,000)—Siege

Sydney& Traders Insurance Co*, Ld ., Social: Lyon (Franpe). Succursale de

Saigon: 1 Quai de Belgique;

Insurance Office of Australia Ld., Telephs. 83, 481 et 016; Cable Ad:

Sydney Liability Assurance Cor-

Employers’

poration Ld., London ; Descourfer

New India Assurance Co. Ld., Bombay | L. Ratinet, dir.dir.gen.gen.pour

C. Deroudilhe, adjoint

I’Extreme

Shipping:— Orient

South African Railways & Harbours, J. Robert, directeur de la succursale

Johannesburg P. Weber, adjoint

P. Cochet, chef comptable

Denis Freb.es dTndochine (Societe H, Murtin, ing. service technique

Anonyme: Capital $2,500,000), Import R. Guyon, chef des magasiniers

and J. Cussy

Bergier,et J.A. Biot,.E.

Henry, Chognard,

magasiniersA.

Head Export—Cable

Office: Saigon. Ad: Referendis.

Agencies: Hai- D. Tardy, Service transit

phong, Hanoi, Tourane, Pnom-Penh M. Adiceam, service expeditions

E.F. deDenis,

Ferry,president

administrateur(Bordeaux)

do. J. Thomachot, entrepot Michelin

Max Denis, do, do, F. Bailly, magasinier

M. Benquey, do. do. Mme. Ueinbold, caissiere

H. Rousseau, do. do. Mile. Deloutte, dactylographe

L. Delalande, do. do. Succursale de Pnom-Penh—10, Quai de

E.H. Genis, signs per pro. Verneville; Teleph. 17

Thieullet, do. P. Gros-Burdet, directeur

H. Craste, do. E. Renet, comp table

C. Lonne, do. J. Guillot et C. Mavel, service des

Agencies magasins

Lloyd’s Succursale de Tourane

La Societe Francaise des Char- L. Chabert, directeur

Labonnages

Socffite “duLe Tonkin

Tabac du Globe” R. Flaehaire, adjoint

J. Oppenheim, comptable

La Societe Indochinoise des Allumet- Succursale

tes de Benthuy (Annam)

Socony-Yacuum Corporation E. Sice, dedirecteur

Quinhon

Remington Typewriter Co., New York Diethelm & Co., Merchants, Commis-

Comite

Paris, des Assureurs

Bordeaux, Maritimes de sion and Chartering Agents—29,

Le Havre

Compagnie Cotiere de I’Annam Quai de Belgique. Head Office:

Kokusai Kisen Kaisha, Kobe Zurich. Branches: Singapore, Bang-

Ellerman Line kok, Penang & Haiphong

A. P. Moller, Copenhagen W. R. Diethelm, partner (Zurich)

United Steam Navigation New- E. F. Meyeringh, do.

castle A. Glinz, do.

La Confiance H. Hirsbrunner

La Paternelle M. J. Sauer

L’Alliance Regionale de France A. Widmer

La France A. Christeler

Economic Insurance Co., Ld. P. W. Trouwborst

Union Assurance Societe, Ld. W. Gubler

General Accident, Fire and Life Agencies Y. Frey

Assurance Corporation, Ld.

'Motor Union Insurance Co., Ld. Java-China-Japan LineNavigation

Java Sea and Fire Insurance Co., Royal Packet Steam

Ld. Co. (iK.P.M.)

Royal Exchange Assurance Cor- “Nederland” Royal Mail Line

poration Holiand-Oost-Azie Lijn

South British Insurance Co., Ld. Nord-Deutscher Lloyd

China Fire Insurance Co., Ld. Hamburg-Amerika Linie

Mitsubishi Marine & Fire Ins. States Steamship Company

Co., Ld. Rotterdam Lloyd

1226 SAIGON

Netherlands Fire Insurance Co., A. M. da Cruz, director

- (est. 1875) A. D. Barretto

Baloise Fire Insurance Co. F. M. Bailey (Paris)

Queen Insurance Co. (Ld.Co., Ld. J. C. Duvignaud

New Zealand Insurance J. M. da Cruz

Samarang iSea and Fire Insce. 0. G. Rozario

Co. Y. A. da Cruz

Batavia Sea and Fire Insce. Co. A. Roger

‘ Switzerland” General Insurance A gencies

Co. Yangtsze Insurance Asscn., Ld.

(Fire)

Draguerie Pharmacie Principale Sal- Far Eastern Insce. Co., Ld.

irene (Depot: Kodak-Pathe), Opti- (Marine)

que Medicale, Lunetterie, Fourni- Caledonian Insce. Co., Ld., Edin-

tures Dentaires, Import, Export burgh (Fire)

and Commission—Place du Thea- Franklin Fire Ins. Co. of Phi-

tre; Codes; Natio; Lugagne, Cogef, ladelphia

Lieber’s Aviation and Gen. Ins. Co., Lon-

A. Chante. Dharm. de lere classe don

Georges Chapelle, directeur com- Economic Marine Insurance Co.r

mercial Ld., London (Marine)

Castillon, chef import-export Commercial Union Assurance Co.,

Neel, Roselli, Lemaire, prepara- Ld., London (Fire and Motor)

teurs The London Assurance Co. Lon-

Henri Chepelle, fonde de pou- don (Fire)

Insurance Co. “Nederland,” Ld.

Lejeune, comptable Asahi Marine and Fire Co., iLd.

Lagneau, ch. rayon photogra- Nippon Marine Insurance Co.,

phique Ld.

Mme. Lagneau, caissier Yokohama Fire & Marine Insur-

Melle, Cabaud, vendeuse ance Co., Ld.

Herbert et Michaud, opticiens Cunard

Eastern Steamship Co., (Ld.S.S. Co.,

and Australian

Mme. Herbert, caissieri Ld.

Melle St. Perm, vendeuse Furness, Withy & Co. Ld.

Eastern Extension Australasia and China Underwriters, Ld., Hongkong

China Telegraph, Ltd. (Incorpor- Bank Line, Ld.

ated in London)—Cape St. James Rickmers (Lime

Station Compagie des Bois d’Indochine

E. W. Day, superintendent Etablissements Jean Comte (Succes-

B. G. Gi'igor, electrician seur de iSte. Industrielle de Cochin-

J. S. Jennings chine), Automobiles Cycles et

F. B. Eddington Pousse-Pousse, Atelier des Repara-

D. W. Townley tions et Garage—34, Boulevard

Est Asiatique Francais, Siam Norodom Jean 'Comte, proprietaire

Teak Wood, Cochinchina Woods, G. Loiret, directeur

Plywood Factory—Quai de la M. Laurent, id.

Marine (Saigon);

Estasiatic Teleph. 223; Cable Ad: G. ILafond, sous directeur

A. Champanhet, manager M. Auzenda, agent commercial'

B. Lemarie, assist, do. G. Marechal, chef des ateliers

G. Lemesre, comptable-caissier

Export and Import Co., Ltd., of G. Hoka, magasinier

F. Fournier, id.

Cochinchine, The, General Merch- J. Audibert, mecanicien

ants, Shipping and Insurance R. Cros, id.

Agents, etc.—39 Quai de Belgique; G. Heuze, electricien

Teleph. 278; Cable Ad: Rice; R. iDardenne, A. Malin et G.

Codes: Bently’s, Acme, etc. Cure, employes

SAIGON 1227

Forges Ateliers et Chantiers d’In- MASONIC

do-chine (Capital: 3,000,000 Francs) Ancient & Accepted Scottish Rite

—Siege Social: 2, Quai de la —Temple: 153, rue MacMahon;

Marne P.O. Box 139. Jurisdiction of the

Supreme Council for France and

‘General Accident, Fire and Life As- her1 Colonies: Areopage : “Sa Fra-

surance Corporation, Ltd. ternite d’Extreme-Orien't ” No.

Denis Freres d’Indochine, agents 579, Rose-Croix Chapter No.

431: “ Confucius ”; Lodge of

Perfection No. 555 “ Les Abeilles

Gestktxkr Duplicators, Concession- d’Orient.” Jurisdiction of the

aries for Indo-Ohina: Societe Indo- Grand Lodge of France: Lodge

chinoise de Materiel Mecanique No. 401: “La Ruche d’Orient”

(Anciens Etablissements A; Den-

holm)—22-24, Rue C'antinat, Sai- Areopage Le Reveil de l’Orient

(Grand Orient de France)—38,

gon; and 1, Quai du Canal Trans- Rue Taberd

versal, Cholon; Teleph. Cholon 247

Areopage Le Reveil de l’Orient

m Mei-ija (Grand Orient de France)—30,

Olobe & Rutgers Fire Insurance Co. Rue Taberd

—34, Rue Lefebvre; Teleph. 677; Loge Le Reveil de l’Orient (et les

Cable Ad: “Underiters” Fervents du Proges reunis)—30,

American Asiatic Underwriters Rue Taberd

Ld., managers for the Orient

Rite Ecossais Ancian Accepte, Loge

Hale & Co., Wm. G. (Society Com- —401, “La Ruche d’Orient”

mereiale), Rice and Produce Ex-

porters, Shipping, Insurance — 7, Messageries Fluviales de Cochin-

Quai de Belgique; Cable Ad: Hale Chine (Capital: 5,000,0a00 Francs—

Indochine Films et Cinemas, Ste.— Paris Siege Social: 5, Rue d’Athenes,

Location: Achat-Yente de Films et

d’Appareils des Meilleurs Maisons, Messagenesfviaritimes—Khanh-hoi

Exploitation et Gerance directe de Fombertaux, agent general pour

Cinemas et Theatres edition de ja zone d’Indochine

Films Leroux, agent a Saigon

Agencies

“L’Impartial,” Journal quotidien— Osaka Shosen Kaisha (Europe)

26, Rue Lagrandiere; Teleph. 239 Cie. Gen. Transatlantique (Pas-

sages)

' 1L’Opinion,’’ Journal quotidien—146, Societe Maritime Indochinoise

Rue Pellerin Mission de Saigon (Cochinchine)—

Eveche,

Yicar 180, Rue Richaud iDumortier

Apostolic—Mgr.

L’Union Commerciale Indochinoise Pfo.-Vicar General—A. Delignon

et Africaine, Agence de Saigon, Secy, to the Bishop—A. De Coopman

|I Importation,

ation Exportation,

de Navires, Consign-

Agence de Com- Saigon Cathedral

Curate of Saigon—E. Soullard cd

| pagnies d’Assurances—-34, Boulevard R. The mmeret

Charner; Cable Ad: Ucindo

L. Oberlinder, directeur de Saigon Luro

Seminary — 6, Boulevard

1’agence Superior—A. Delagnes

| Agencies Professoi—R. Seminel

Phoenix Fire Insurance Co. Procure

Nationale Fire Insurance Co.

Abeille '4, rue Colombert Etrangeres --

dt; Missions

London Fire Insurance

and Lancs. Fire Co.

Insce. Co. G. Gauthier, procureur

B. Louison, assistant

1228 SAIGON

Ogliastro & Co., Louis, Merchants— Portail, Albert — Imprimeur, Li-

50, Quai de Belgique; Cable Ad: braire, Magasin de Yente et

Bureau: 185 a 189, Rue Catinat.

Ogliastro; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and Ateliers : 1, Rue Rudyard Kipling

6th edns., Lieber’s, Bentley’s, Representant de la Soeidtd des Au-

Scott’s and Acme teurs, Compositeurs et Editeurs

Louis Ogliastro, mang. partner de musique pour la Cochinchine

(Paris) Representant de la Societe des Au-

J. Brunner, manager teurs et Compositeurs dramati-

M. Cuny, do. ques pour la deOochinchine

E. Noth, signs per pro. Representant la Societe des

E. Bader Artistes peintres, graveurs et

G. LWand sculpteurs

A. Guiggi J. Yerne, directeur de la succur-

M. Thibaut sale de Pnompenh (Cambodge:

Agencies Boulevard Boulloche)

The Peninsular & Oriental Steam Rizeries d’Extreme Orient—Bureaux et

Navigation Co., London

The Dollar Steamship Line and Siege Cholon;Social: 301, Rizorien,

Cable Ad: Quai desCholon

Jonques,

American Mail Line

Central Agency, Ld., Glasgow

California Corrugated Culvert Rizeries Meridionales (Socidtd Anonyme

Capital: 12,000,000 francs), Rice Millers

Co., West Berkely, California and Shippers—Head

Jules Rubin S. A., Cognac

Pare’s Confectionery Works, Ld., Saigon Branch: P.O. BoxOffice:

554 Marseille.

La Haye S.F. V.R. Pellas

Pellas, manager mang. dirs.

& D. PeTlas,

W. R. Jacob & Co., Dublin V. R.Pellas, do.

John Haig & Co., London Franceschini

Anglo-French Textile Co., Madras N. Oggeri | A. Mialhe

Oie. d’Assurance Gen era! es contre Miss M. Achard

i’Inccndie h ies Explosions,

Paris

Le Paris k National In- Sincere

Nora, Union Ltd.,

Insurance & Investment Co.,

The—19 Me Pellerin,

Scottisn

surance Co., London Hong

Capital Kong with

$1,200,000 10 otherHead Office:

branches,

Palatine

don Insurance Co., Ld., Lon- The Sincere Co., Ltd., general mgr.

Liverpool and London and Globe Societe Agricole & Industrielle de

Insurance Co., Ld., Liverpool Cam-Tiem (Societe Anonyme)—Siege

Northern Assurance Co., Ld. Social a Saigon: 19, Rue Vannier; Teleph.

London

Norwich Union Fire Insurance BoissyAgence

202.

d’Anglas

generale a Paris: 12, Rue

Society, Ld, Norwich E. Girard, administrateur-delegue

Yorkshire Insurance; Co., Ld.,

London

Yangtsze Insurance Association, Society Anonyme Bijouterie Parisienne

J. Giuntoli (au Capital de $180,000,

Ld., Shanghai entierement versus)—135 a 143, Rue

Maritime Insurance Co., Ld., Catinat J. P.Giuntoli, administrateur-delegue

Liverpool

Cie. d’Assurance Nationale Suisse,

Basle M. Bajona,

Cham bon,signs per

do. pro.

A. Valle

Pathe Orient, Phonographs and Re- B. Grimm | H. Heger

cords, Cinematograph Apparatus & Societe Anonyme Etablissements

Moving Pictures—10, Boulevard Dumarest d’Indo-Chine

Charner; Teleph. 336; Cable Ad:

Chinphono,

M. Lepicard,Codemanager

: Bentley’s Societe Anonyme pour l’Exploitation

J. Fadhot de la Maison L. Caffort (Capital:

2,500,000 Francs)—125, Rue Catinat

SAIGON 122i> i

SoCIETl'; AnONYME DES ItlZ u’lfjpOCHIKE Societe Fean^aise des Distilleeies de

Denis Feekes, Exportateurs de Iliz et lTndochine (Anciens Etablissements

Mais—4, Rue Catinat; Tel^phs.lSQ et 667; A. R. Fontaine & Co.)-Siege Social:

Cable

Franco Ad: Compafinch. 25,Agencede la Cie. 10, Rue La Boetie, Paris. Direction

Foy, ParisIndochinoise:

! (VIII ).

0 Rue General pour Le Tonkin et le Nord Annam: 55,

Boulevard Gambetta, Hanoi. Direction,:

Conseil d Administration

Alphonse Denis, president honoraire pour la Cochinchine et le Cambodge

Etienne Denis, president 117, Rue Richaud, Saigon; Cable Ad:

Distamy

F. de Ferry, administrateur Thomas, directeurid.general

Ste. deLevesque

Clerville,et Cie., id.

L.H. Rousseau, id. Trives,

id. P. Yan Ryswyck, chef du service com-

P. Caron, id. mercial

M. Souhaite, administreteur delegue Heint, directeur des usines de Cholon-

N. Lepervanche, direcieur Binh-Tay

E. Abrial et J. Jambon, sign per pro. Societe Haveaise Indochinoise (Societe

Anonyme)—Siege

Lefebvre. E. Agents Social: 7 et 9, pour

— Genei’aux Rue

Society Colonials des Gkandes Maga- 1’Europe: Raoul-Duval & Cie., 7, Place

sins, Grands Magasins Charner — Carnot,

Boulevards

Jean Matrat, Bonnard et Charner

inspecteur general J. RaoulLe Duval,

Havre president-delegue (Le

Georges Tonnelier, directeur, p i. Havre)

Ed. Saliege. president-administrateur

SoCIETE CoMMERCIALE FrANCAISE DE l’In- delegueRaoul-Duval,

Edgar Honaire, (Le vice-president

Havre)

do-Chine, Soci^t^ Anonyme—Bureau:

15, Quai de Belgique; Cable Ad: Rauzy (Le Havre)

E. Yille, administrateur del^gue R. Hervey, administrateur-d

Agencies

Danish East Asiatic Co. P. (LeLair,

Havre)

Quach Tien, G. Horreard,

Swedish East Asiatic Co. Quach-chi et R. Saliege, adminis-

Norwegian Africa & Australia Line, C. trateurs

Chauvin, (Ledirecteur

Havre) (Saigon)

Ld., Christiania

Guardian Insurance Co., of London. Ed. Roux do. do.

(Fire and Marine) P. Richard I M. Ahr

North China Insurance Co., Ld. (Fire) Agencies Mme. H. Chanut | Mme. J. Ahr

Yangtsze Insce. Association. (Marine) Pearl Assurance Co., Ld. London

Eagle Star and British

Insurance Co., Ld. (Fire) Dominions State Insurance Co. of Liverpool

Cie. d’Ass. 1’Urbaine & la Seine, Paris Insurance

The Cie. “Veritas,”

Queensland InsuranceLtd.Co.,Bavaria

Sydney

SOCIETE DES Coups GEAS d’ExTEEME The Thames & Mersey Ins.

Bankers and Traders Insurance Co., L’pool.

Coy.,

Oeient (Capital:

Rue Paul Blanchy 2.300,000 Francs)—20, Sydney

Assurances

Yee “Alpina” S.A., Lurich

Societe d’Exploitation des Etab- TongCheong Rice Mills,

Juan Cotton Mills,Chdlon

Pnom-Penh

lissements

treprises Brossard-Mopin,

generates—Si^ge En-

Social:

Saigon. Cable Ad: Brosexploi. Agences: Socicte merce, Ltd,,

Sndochinotse die Com-

Rice& Produce Exporters,

Saigon, Pnom Penh, Singapore, Tientsin Shipping & Insurance Agents—23 bis,

J. Fontaine, directeur general Rue Georges Guynemer; Teleph. 792;

Agence de Saigon: 48, Rue Richaud- Cable Ad: Socinco. Paris office: 65,

Teleph.

C. M.Denoueix, 94 dir. pouradjoint

ITndochine Boulevard Garibaldi

Lipts, directeur P. M. Denisse, administrateur d^ffigu&,

R. Gilles, architecte Paris

Bourdin, Gangleret Anh, ingenieurs R.L. Champeix,

L. Duchateau, manager. do.

Creol,

E. Illif,chef des services de controle

comptable Agents for\

G. Bianchi, Creol, Casari, Giacone, London Guarantee & Accidents Co.,

Mariani, Heral, Ferrero et Lazzari, Ltd., fire dept.

conducteurs “ Alpina ” Marine Insurance Co.

1230 SAIGON—CHOLON

Societe Indochinoise d’Importation— Socifcrri des Plantations d’An-loc (So-

ciete anonyme)—Si^ge Administratif: T 9,

Siege

Teleph.Social: 69-67,Ad:

Boulevard

Sidi Charner: Rue

422; Cable

O. Rohner, administrateur-d&egue Social: 12, RueTeleph.

Vannier: Boissy 202, Saigon.Paris

d’Anglais, Siege

H. Keller, fonde de pouvoirs Comte R. de Vogue, president

E. Girard, administrateur delegue

Societe Indochinoise de Materiel A. Sochlte des(Capital:

Plantations

Mecanique (Anciens Etablissements

Denholm), Society Anonyme au Capital Caukhoi 1,600,000d’Heveas.

Francs) de

de 180,000 Piastres, Consulting En- Siege Social: 4, Rue Eilippini

gineers—Siege Social: 22-24, Rue Catinat,

Saigon; Direction Technique & Ateliers: Societe des Transports et Messageries

1, Quai Cholon

Teleph. du Canal247; Transversal,

P.0. Box 248, Cholon;

Saigon; de lTndochine (Anciennement V.

Cable Ad: Dengin, Saigon; Code: Ippolito Capital and Grand

6,500,000 francs.Garage

AgentKhemer),

General

Bentley’s Second

A. Denholm, administrateur des Automobiles Peugeot, G rand Garage

etAutomobiles,

Atelier de Constructions

Canots, Mecaniques.

Velos-Motos Ac-

Societe Immobiliere de lTndo-Chine, cessoites et Piece Detachees. Services,

Societe Anonyme Gerance dTmmeubles Journaliers Subventionnes Voyageurs

Cochin chine et au Cam bodge—37 a 41, en

—Siege Social: 42, Boulevard Bonard Rue d’Espagne; Telepb. 132. Rue Hassa-

Societe Indochinoise de Transports, kan, Pnom Penh (Cambodge,; Teleph. 54

Automobiles

pini; Cable Ad: et Electricite—4,

Sit Rue Filip- t Societe Urbaine Fonciere Indo-chinoise

(Capital: 400,000 Piastres)—Siege Social:

7, Quai de Belgique

Societe Nestle (France), Baits Condense Socony - Vacuum Corporation — 68,

Sucre, N on- sucre,

Lactee,& 37,Frontages, Sterilise; Creme,

ChocolatsIWph. Farine

et Bonbons Boulevard Charner; Tel. Ad: Socony

—35 Rue Mac-Mahon; 162; C. FBJ. EBafferty, manager

Rea, attorney

P.O.J. Kassel,

Box 29;directeur

Cable Ad: Nestle J. F. Eefebvre

P. Getaz A. 1’ratio

J. Deslex | G. Sommaruga R.C. T.Marinho

Bauman, accountant

| F. X. da Buz

Soch&te Marseillaise d’Outre-MeRj Im- F. M. Rich (supt.) Nhabe

F. G. Sutter

port

180, and Export—2, Rue Ohier, Saigon. Bubricating Oil Department—Cable Ad:

21, Rue Rue Armand

Harmand; Russeau, Pnom Cable

Haiphong. Penh. Bubriwax

Ad: Smo Tramways, CompagnieSocial:Francaise

lTndochine—Siege 1, Rue de

de

Societe d’Oxygene et d’Acetylene de Stockholm, Paris. Direction Exploitai

Extreme Orient—Siege Social: 48, Rue tion: 138, Rue Paul Blanchy; Cable Ad:

St. Baza re, Paris Tramindo

CHOBON

This town,

electric and distant

two steam four miles fromthe Saigon,

seat of with which

of the itChinese

is connected by one

Colony. Choldn may betramways,.is

said to be the granary most

of Cochin-China, and istrade

the ofcenter

the

ofbeing

muchnocommercial

fewer thanactivity. Most of the rice mills are, located in this place, there

is administered by a10,Municipal

of which Council,

live are composed

owned by partly

a Frenchof society.

French, The partly^townof

Annamites, and partly of Chinese. The population is about 200,000.

buildings are the Mairie (Town Hall), the Inspection (Provincial Government), The principal

the

Maternite, and the

pagodas in the city. Hopital. There are also a fair number of gorgeous Chinese

CflOLON 1231

DIRECTORY

President de la Commission Municipale:

Administratenr des Services Mazet

Civils de (en conge)

I’lndochine

Commission Municipale Services Technique; M. Lataste,

President—Mazet (en cong4) Ingenieur-Adjoint

Chef de des T. P. de 1’Etat

Membres Fran

De Ligondes Cholon

la Subdivision de

Membres Annamites: Nguyen-Dang-Lieng Police et de la surety, Commissairede dula

Police: M. Poillot, Commissaire

(2e adjoint), Tran-Van-Kiem, Truong- 4e arrondissement, M. Bourveau, Com-

Dang-Thu

Membres Chinois: Ehiiu Aing Thnan (3e missire de la Police et de la surete,

Commissaire

adjoint), Du-Xuong Police de la duSurete:

5e arrondissement

M. Coltelloni,

Secretaire de Police, ffons de Commis-

aire Regional: M. Rochet, Receveur

Recette

Administration Municipals regional

Secretariat

strateur des General: EstebeCivils,

Services Admini-

de Epizootics: M. le Dr. Lebon, Docteur-

I’lndochine Secretaire General veterinaire

Service Medical:

Comptabilite: Sentenac, Chef de Bureau Directeur de I’Hopital M. le Dr. Lavau. Medecin

de la Municipalite de Saigon detache, Contributions Directes:Indigene M. Tauzia,

Etat Civil: Joseph, Le Phat Tinh, Chef Controleur

de Bureau

Enseignement: Miermont, Professeur de Compagnie des Eaux et d’Electrictte

1’E. P. Directeur des Ecoles municipales

Becette Municipale: Rochet, Payeur deBrisset, lTndochine (Usine de Cholon)

Receveur municipal Lacoste,directeur

caissier comptable

Secteur de Cholon Bollet,

Asselin,chef see. compteurs

inecanicien

Delegation de Cholon: M. Estere, Peyras, fontainier

Administrateur des Services Civils de Caville, do. electriciens

Rigault et Mejan,

I’lndochine

strateur de laDelegue

RegionSpecial

£ Cholon de 1’Admi- Navaro, surveillant

Comptabilite regionale: M. Sentenac,

de Bureau de la Municipalite de Saigon Chef Passagne, aide-comptable

Detach^, Chef de Bureau Moultet, magasinier

Hygiene: M. le Dr. Guerin, Medecin Rizeries d’Extreme Orient: Cholon

Directeur du Bureau d’Hygiene a Siege Teleph.Social;

30; Cable301,Ad:Quai des Jonques;

Rizorien, Cholon

contrat

Regies des Halles et Marches et

d’Ebouages

M. QuilichinietAntoine

Vidanges:

(en M.conge)

Degassan, SoCIJETE FrANCAISE DES DISTILLERIES

de lTndochine.

Regies des Abattoirs: M. Quilichini, Amylose, Azotte.—Direction pour la Riz Alcool, Amidon,

et Jacques, Contrdleur Stagiaire ffons Cochinchine et le Cambodge—117, rue

de R^gisseur Richard Saigon

CAMBODGE

Cambodia, the kingdom of the Khmer, extends from 101 deg. 30 min. to 104

deg

It was 30 min. longitude

reduced to itsE.present

of Paris,proportions

and from in10 1860 deg. by30 the min.annexation

to 14 deg.of latitude.

its two

richest provinces, Angkor and Battambang, to Siam.

miles. It is bounded on the south-west by the Gulf of Siam, on the south-east Its area is about 62,000 square

by French

Cochin-China, on the north by the French Laos, and on the north-west and west

by Angkor and Battambang. The noble river Mekong flows through the kingdom,

and, after passing through French Cochin-China, empties itself, by a number

oflikemouths,

the Nileinto the sea.lays The

in Egypt, the Mekong

greater partis theof grand

the countrywaterwayunderof water

Cambodia, and,

annually,

greatly increasing its fertility. The soil of Cambodia is rich and productive, and rice,

pepper, indigo, cotton, tobacco, sugar, maize and cardamoms

and spices of all sorts could be grown. Amoiig woods, ebony, rose, sapan, pine, are cultivated. Coffee

and

in theother valuable

forests. Ironsorts exist,quality

of good no fewer

has than

been 80discovered,

different kindsand it ofis timber

affirmedbeing

that found

there

are gold, silver, and lead mines in the mountains; The fisheries of Cambodia are very

productive, and salt

of fish oil are also produced. fish forms one of the chief articles of export. Large quantities

much Cambodia civilisation

was once an extensive that and powerful State, andin proofs that it possessed bea

found higherin the architecturalthan remnants which now grandeur.

of former prevails the noble

The country are ofto the

ruins

ancient city of Angkor are monuments of a people much

which now inhabits Cambodia. The Cambodians differ entirely from their neighbours, superior to the feeble race

the Annamites,

The both in isfeatures

prevailing religion Buddhism. and customs.

The peoplePolygamy is practised

are apathetic among them

and indolent, _ and

have allowed the trade to fall into the hands of Chinese. Slavery, since its abolition

by the French Treaty of 1884, has almost entirely disappeared.

The Government of Cambodia is a monarchy under French protection. In June,

1884, King Norodom signed a new Treaty with France, by which the administration of

the

the country was handed have

native functionaries over been

to French

appointedliesidents.

by the SinceKing, theunderConvention

the controlofof1892 the

French Administration, and paid from the treasury of this kingdom.

Phnom-penh,

situated the present capital of Cambodia aiid seat of the Government, palaceis

is a largeonbuilding,

the river andMekong,

the portion nearly in thetoheart

devoted his useofisthebuiltkingdom.

and furnishedThe king\s

in European

style. French functionaries have charge of the Treasury, Sanitary Board, administration

ofed justice,

under the customs,

presentpublicrule, works

Especiallyand since

taxes. the

Phnom-penh

year 1889. hasMany beenroads

considerably

have beenimprov-

made

and

the filling up of pools, marshes, etc. The town has also been providedworks,

numerous sanitary works carried out in the town, such as drainage with

waterworks and

architecture, electricremarkable

is a most light. The Treasury,

building. The inothertheprominent

ancient Khmerpublic style of

buildings

are the Post Office, Court, Hospital, Personnel and Registration

of Police, barracks for Marine Infantry, Public Works Office, Commercial Museum, Office, Commissariat

Harbour Office, and the Indo-China Bank and Messageries Fluviales agencies. The

Resident Su peri our has a handsome residence in the city. Though the country is as yet

undeveloped,

portance, trade is extending considerably. Cambodiathehasport no seaports

Saigon.ofof Customs

any im-

dues haveandbeen the imposed

import and

sinceexport

July,trade

1887,passes

withthrough

exemptions in offavour French

goods and shipping. The tariff is based on the

in certain points. The port of Kampot can only be frequented by small native general tariff of France, modified

coasting vessels from Siam and by Chinese junks. Easy communication is afforded

CAMBODGE 1233

-with the principal towns of the interior, Saigon, Angkor, and Battambang, and Stung-

treng and Telegraphic

Fluviales. Khone, in communication

the Laos, by subsidized mail the

ekists between steamers of the

principal townsMessageries

of Cam-

bodia, and a land wire passing through Cambodia and Laos connects Cochin-China

with Bangkok and Tavoy (Burmah).

DIRECTORY

Alimentation Generale — S7j Quai i Agent

Lagrandiere; Telephone No., 8 Messageries Maritimes

Banque de lTndochin e—Telephs. 61 et i Chargeurs Beunis

240; Cable ,Ad: tndochine, Pnom Penh; | Denis, Fr^res dTndochine, Importation-

Code: Bentley’sdirecteur

L. B.Bichard, Exportation

Sarda, caissier , Biret, signs per pro.

G. Perpere, chief du portefeuille ' ' Du cos | Lacaze | Hordier

M. Fontaine, conjptable Etablissements Dumarest dTndochine,

Brousse,

Coiffeur, iloderues L Importation-Exportation

Alix, Magasins Chapellerie, Norodom, Plmompenh: Cable — 72,Ad: Dum-

Quai

Chaussures, Parfumerie,

Nouveautes, Articles pour * i arest. Siege Social: Saigon

Homme et de Sport, — 14, 15, Bict IT, ’ Exploitation Eorestiere du Mekong

Quai Lagrandiere; Teleph. 104 Phnom-Penh,

■CoMPAGNIE DE COMMERCE ET DE NAVIGA- Cable Usine a Chrui;Toutes essencesTeleph.

Changwar; de bois—8;

TION d’Extreme, Orient, Importation- Ad: Forestiere, Phnom-Penh

Exportation, Assurance Guvonnet, Alcide, Rizerie du Bassac

P. Blacconi, fonde de pouvoirs (Chak Angre)

Heng Yi, compradore

Lalung Bounairi (Dunlop agent) j Biz,struction biisures,-Teleph.

bois de375luxe et de con-

•Comeagnie Generale des Soils de | Mont-de-Piete en Begie Indirecte

France et d’Indo-Chine (Au Capital

de Frcs. Phnompenh;

Cosofrindo 7,000,000) —Code: Ad: j Le Secretaire-Gcnl. de la Maine, contr.

CableInterna-

tional Lugagne. Direction Generale: 19, Soles Cambodgede &'Cochincwne

au Capital (Soc. An.

6,000,000 de Francs)—

Place Tolozan, Lyon Siege Social: Saigon; Usineaet Bureaux:

•Compagnie Saigonnaise de Navigation ; Pnom-Penh; Telepli. 32; Cable Ad:

Cosofrindo, Pnom-Penh; Code; Lugagne

et de Transports—Teleph. 52 International. Agent en France: Cie.

Lienart,

Dursen, hon. agent-principal

capitaine du “Bassac” Generale des Soies de France et dYndo-

Ollevier, chine (19,

: Place Tolozan, Lyon; Teleph.

id. “Pursat” J Barre 9 57; Cable Ad: CosforindO, Lyon)

HONGKONG STOCK EXCHANGE

TARIFF OF CHARGES

To be charged to Buyer and Seller

Price

Under dealt at

$7.50 Share. PriceAtdealt

Brokerage.

Per$0.05 or overat

$200.00

Brokerages

Per$1.00

Share.

At or$7.50over 0.10 300.00

400.00 1.50

2.00

20.00 0.20

0.25 600.00

800.00 3.00

4.00

35.00

60.00 0.35 1,000.00 5.00

100.00 0.50

0.75 Over $1,000.00: $0.50 more for each

150.00 complete $100.

fromN.B.—This

time to time doesasnotoccasion

apply may

to non-local

demand.stocks, brokerage for which will be adjusted

By Order of theA. Committee,

NISSIM, Secretary.

N.B.—The above came into force on 21st May, 1925, and cancels all previous Tariffs.

VALUE OF STAMPS ON SHARE CONTRACTS

$1.00 stamp for amounts up„to 10,000$1,000 $7.50

3.00

5.00 „„ „„ „„ „ 20,000 1000 stamp

„ for„ amounts

„ overup to $50,000

$50,000

TARIFF OF CHARGES ON STRAITS DOLLAR STOCKS

To be charged to Buyer and Seller

Price

Under$5dealt at Brokerage. Price

At$30ordealt

over at

At or$5over $0.05 $0.50

0.75

0.10

0.15 300

500 1.00

2.00

n ... 0.25 700 3.00

All the above are Straits currency.

By Order of theA. Committee,

NISSIM, Secretary.

N.B.—This List came into force on 10th December, 1925, and cancels all previous issues.

TARIFF OF CHARGES ON STERLING STOCKS

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SIAM

The kingdom of Siam, of which Bangkok is the capital, extends from the latitude of

| about 20and

Burmah deg.thenorth

Bay toof the

Bengal,Gulfandcalled

on the aftereastitself.by the

It isMekong

boundedand on thethe west

Frencnby

protectorates of Luang Prabang and Cambodia. Formerly the Lai Mountains were

\; claimed as the eastern boundary, but in 1893 the French pressed the claims of

Annam to the territory between. the mountains and the river, and the Siamese

r were compelled to retire. The most important part of the kingdom lies in the

valley

on of the

the Bay Menam,reach

of Bengal, the from

countryBurmahof thein atrue Siamese.lineThe

southerly boundaries

to the northernoffrontier

Siam,

ofTheKelantan and Kedah in the Malayan Peninsula in the

island of Puket, containing enormous deposits of tin ore, is included in latitude of about 7 deg. north.

the territories

River across theof Peninsula

Siam. Theslightlyboundaryto the linenorth

runs ofsouth-east

Kota Bharu,fromthethecapital

moubh ofof Kelantan.

the Perlis

| Under the Treaty of 1909 Siam ceded to Great Britain her Malay dependenciesof Perlis,

I1 Kedah,

weather Kelantan

of 1909-10. andTheTrengganu,

kingdom alsoandcomprisesthe boundary a great waspart delimitated

of the ancient in the cold

domain

| ofof Cambodia,

Lao, but thewasrichceded

and tovaluable possession

France inpoints1907.with of Battambang,

A Treaty once a partof the kingdom

Siam in 1904 settled some disputed regard toconcluded between

the frontier betweenFrance

Siam and

and

Cambodia and Siam and French Indo-China. By a further treaty in 1907 the

territories of Battambang, Sien-reap and Angkor were ceded by Siam to France in

exchange

at the samefortime,the district

agreed toof the

Kratgradual

and some slight concessions

abandonment in Dansai (Laos).privileges

of the extra-territorial France,

hitherto enjoyed by French-Asiatic subjects and proteges in Siam. During the second

; decade of this century Siam concluded hew General and

nearly all countries with which she has relations. By these treaties Siam obtained Commercial Treaties with

• complete fiscal and jurisdictional autonomy, subject to certain

and safeguards. The various dependencies and out-skirts are peopled by a variety of temporary limitations

; races, some sui generis, others illustrating every form and shade of the transition

c Between the original race and the Annamites on the east, and the Malays and Burmese

j,:i on the

the Menamsouthriver

and (literally

west. The the former

“Mothercapital of Siam about

of Waters”), was Ayuthia,

90 milessituated

from its on

1 mouth. In 1767 a series of bloody and desperate combats between the Siamese

!• and the Burmese

the victorious culminated in the capture andexodus destruction of that cityThey by

i moved down theBurmese general60and

river about miles,theand consequent

there founded theof presentthe conquered.

populous and

| flourishing city of Bangkok. The chief of the Siamese Army rallied the scattered

5 troops, and, building a walled city at Dhonburi (i.e., Bangkok on the west bank of

jf the

underriver,

the the

titlemodern

P’ya Tak.capital beingP’yamainly

In 1782 on the insane,

Tak became east bank),

and thedeclared

kingdomhimself Kingto

passed

<1 Bis most distinguished general, named Chao P’ya Chakkri, who founded the present

j? dynasty.

sterling. PriorThe actual

to 1896revenue

when ofa Siam

European is nowfinancial

betweenadviser

eight was

and first

nine engaged

million pounds

for the

a' purposethanof Ticals

more reorganising

18,000,000thebutnational

the amount finances, the increased,

steadily revenue accounted

and for theforyearwasending

little

i the world depression. In the following year (1930-31) the revenue actually realizedof

March 31st, 1930, reached Ticals 106,439,946. Since then Siam has felt the effects

1I amounted

cannot to Ticals 96,304,915,

be considered a sum which

ordinary revenue. For theincluded

year 1931-32sometheTicals

budget7 millions

estimatesthatof

I revenue were Ticals 96 million, but it is unlikely the final figures will show that that

j| total was reached.

millions. A proposal Forto the

adoptcurrent year standard

the1902,gold (1932-33) the wasestimated

mooted revenue butis Ticals 74.5

! come to anything till November, when the Mint was closedin to1899,

the free did not

coinage

■ -of silver. The gold standard was abandoned by force of economic pressure on May

1236 SIAM

11th, 1932. A triennial poll-tax

been changed to an annual capitation-tax used to be imposed

paid by upon Chinese,

all under but this

Siamese has now-

jurisdiction.-

Siam entered the Universal Postal Union on the 1st July, 1885.

The first railway line, from Bangkok to Paknam, was opened by the King on<

the 11th April, 1893. It is a purely passenger line, having been unable to get

any

Another goodsrailway,

traffic aworth mentioning,

Government but Ayuthia

line vid the dividend averageswasabout

to Korat, the seven per cent.

first important

line completed. The first section, from Bangkok to Ayuthia, a distance of about

opened on November 1st, 1897, a third, to Hinlap, on April 1st, 1898, and was

50 miles, was opened on the 26th March, 1897. Another section, to Gengkoi, the

whole

branching lineoffwastheopened to traffic

Korat line in November,

near Ayuthia 1900. The

and intended to openconstruction

up the country of a line-

to

Ghiengmai was commenced in June, 1898, and the first section (42 kilometres) to-

Lopburi was opened to traffic on 1st April, 1901. The next section, Lopburi-Paknampo

(118 km.), was opened to traffic in November, 1905, the section to Pitsanulok in 1907,

and the last section

to1903.Petchaburi, to Chiengmai

vid construction

Batburi, on January

152 ofkm. was1st,opened

1922. Thetraffic

line running south-west

In 1909 the thislong,

Southern line wastocontinued in from

the early part of

Petchaburi,

and

Kelantan frontier at Sungei Golok. A through rail service between Bangkokto and

has now been completed to the Kedah frontier at Padang Besar and the

Penang was opened on July 1st, 1918, and the time was reduced to 32 hours from the

It1sthasOctober,

jiow been 1929.continued

The Eastern

to Aranyaline from

PradesBangkok

near thetoCambodian

Patriew wasfrontier.

completedTheinKorat 1908..

line

was is beingin continued

opened November, to1908,Ubon.

and aAsection

furtherto section

Utaradit of and

the North

Pang line,Phung,

Ton to BanwithDara,a

branch line to Sawankalok, at the end of 1909. By November, 1913, the line was open

toprogress.

traffic asThe far aswarPakdelayed

Tha, andthethecompletion

survey of the of theroute to Chiengmai

Northern line, buthad madetraffic

through good

was

open opened to Chiengmai towards the end of 1921. The total length of State railways

Bank,to1,347 traffic

kms.;on 156

September 30th, 1930,

kms. of railway linewas

fromasNohnfollows:—East Bank,1,576Kaen

Wat (Korat)—Kon kms.;areWestat

present under construction. The private railway companies comprise the Paknam,.

Meklong and Phrabad Companies. A fleet

metropolis in all directions up-country to the east and west. of steam and motor launches runs from the

The foreign

practically import trade

unchanged of Siam

at Ticals some years

63,000,000 untilago1909.tookIna leap upwardtheandvalue

1928-1929 remained

of the

imports was Ticals 189,790,506 as compared with Ticals 201,080,535 in 1927-1928. The

value of exports in 1928-1929 was Ticals 252,474,784 as compared with Ticals 276,269,363

in206,713,078

1927-1928and(including

the total exports Ticals 219,772,893. During that period the Ticals-

re-exports). In 1929-1930 the total imports were main

exports

Ticals 11,218,773. TheTicals

were:—Bice, 139,087,390;

principal export Tin and which

is rice, Tin Ore,in Ticals

1928-192922,638,323; and Teak,

constituted 69.36-

per cent, of the total exports; tin represented 7.94 per cent., and teak 4.45 per cent.

military matters. The land forces of the Kingdom are divided into 10 divisionsin

The Army is small, but in recent years great progress has been achieved

grouped into three Army Corps, with one independent Division (the 4th). The First,

the divisionofofInfantry,

Begiments the Guards,

one ofiseither

stationed

Cavalry in orBangkok.

Chasseurs,Each onedivision

Begimentconsists of two

of Artillery,

one

Company. Company At theof Engineers,

invitation one of theCompany

Allied ofPowersTransport,

Siam sent and aonecontingent

Ambulanceof

Avolunteers,

form of consisting

conscriptionof aviators

is in force and throughout

motor transport the troops,

country.to France

The Boyal in June, 1918,

Military

Cbllege

inforthetheArmy,in Bangkok

and has been

young onetrained

officers of the principal

in this factors in the

institution are improvements

also in great effected

demand

additionswork of the civilbeing

are constantly administration of the interior. The Navy is small, but

made to its strength.

found The last census was taken on July 15th, 1929, when the population of Siam was

Malaysto379,618, be madeCambodians

up as follow:—Siamese

60,668, Annamites 10,493,304,

5,321, Chinese

Shans 27,505,445,274,Burmese

Indians and

4,880,

Europeans and Americans 1,920, Japanese 295, Others 87,422—Total 11,506,207.

brokeOnout Junein24th, 1932, a revolution,

Bangkok. Various leadingheaded Princes

by certain weremilitary

seized asandhostagesnaval and officers,

an

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TheJune

on invitation

27th. was accepted

Under and a Siam the

this constitution Temporary Constitution

King is the Actstate,

head of the was and

promulgated

there is

afrom

People’s

the Senate

Senate). of 70

For members

the moment and

theCommittee

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the (chosen

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Thea Siam

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td., has its head connection with the coast ports, and the Siamese Steamship Co.,

office in Bangkok.

TheWang

in the publicNah,

buildings and institutions

Bangkok, and consistsinclude

of two thebuildings—that

Royal Museum, on whichthe isleftsituated

of the

approach contains the natural history collections and ethnological exhibits from

Japan, China, Java, etc.; that on the right (fromerly a royal building) contains the

Siamese

and St. ethnological

Mary’s Mission; collection. There Catholic

four Roman are two Protestant

Churches; Churches—Christ

nine Hospitals (twoChurch being

maintained

nurses). Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital, maintained bywith

by and for the accommodation of Europeans, the aSiamese

staff of RedEuropean

Cross

Society,

also underis one

its of the finest

charge and bestInstitute,

the opened

Pasteur equipped hospitals ininthe

1905.East.

St. The Society has

a spacious building, was in 1899, thefirst opehed

Sisters of Charity being inLouis’

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invitation was sent to the King asking him to rule as a constitutional monarch.

The invitation was accepted and a Siam Temporary Constitution Act was promulgated

on June 27th. Under this constitution the King is the head of the state, and there is

afrom

People’s Senate ofFor70themembers

the Senate). and

theCommittee of the

beenPeople’s Party of 15 military

(chosen

dictators of the Capital, butmoment members

it is provided that in have

due course appointed

they shallbybetheelected by

the people.

BANGKOK

whereThethiscitymagnificent

of Bangkokstreamis situated

emptiesonitself

bothinto

sidestheofGulf.

the Menam On theabout

left 25bank

milesoffrom the-

river is the city proper, enclosed partly by a wall. The Boyal palaces and Govern-

ment Offices are within the wall, the foreign hongs, the Consulates, and the principal

rice mills being on the principal or main street of the city. The right bank is prin-

cipally

businessoccupied by Siamese,

is transacted on the Chinese

left. HereandaMahommedan

road, called Newresidents. The bulkCharurn

Road—in Siamese, of the

Krung—extends from the Palace walls to Bangkolem, and the electric tramway runs

along

length itof forfoura miles.

distanceOther

of about

linessixopened

miles.in Another electricthetramway

1906, traverse city andtoitsSamsen

environshasina

various directions, the total length being about 12 miles. AH the tramway services

are

roadsin have

the hands of therecently,

been made Siam Electric Corporation,

and Bangkok has nowLtd.over 200 Various

miles ofnewcarriage

streetsroads.

and

Awith telegraph line connects the Lighthouse at the Bar beyond the. mouth

the business portion of the city, and a wireless telegraph station was completed of the river

in 1913 that is also in communication with the bar. The piincipal trade of Bangkok,

and the foundation on which not only its prosperity but its actual existence mainly

rests, is rice. This article is drawn in immense quantities, not only from the in-

numerable

rivers whichfields whichtheline

flow into Gulfthefromfertile valley ofwatershed

the enormous the Menam,of the but mountain

from the adjacent

crescent

which fringesyears

favourable the northern

is scarcelyextremity of the kingdom.

to be calculated. It not The

only output

furnishesof support

this grain to thein

native population of Siam and the Malay Peninsula, but largely

supply of China, Manila, the Straits, Java, and Sumatra; a large amount is also sent contributes to the

toivory,

Europe

withandveryevenmany

to South

otherAmerica. There ofis also

minor articles nativea large

produce trade in teak-wood

which are exportedandto

ChinaHongkong

with and the Straits. Butterfield

and Swatow; and the& Swire

Straitssteamers

Steamship giveCo.a regular weeklyservice

has a weekly connection with

Singapore. The British-India S. N. Co. also maintains a frequent service between

Singapore and Bangkok. The Osaka Shosen Kaisha maintains a connection with

Singapore and Netherlands-India. There are always a number of Norwegian and

Japanese steamersconnection

provides regular chartered with by Bangkok

the coastfirms. The the

ports, and SiamSiamese

Steam Steamship

Navigation Co., Co.

Ltd., has its head office in Bangkok.

in the TheWang

publicNah,

buildings and institutions

Bangkok, and consistsinclude

of twothebuildings—that

Royal Museum, on whichthe isleftsituated

of the

Japan, China, Java, etc.; that on the right (fromerly a royal building) containsfrom

approach contains the natural history collections and ethnological exhibits the

Siamese

and St. ethnological

Mary’s Mission; collection. There Catholic

four Roman are two Protestant

Churches; Churches—Christ

nine Hospitals (twoChurch being

maintainedChulalongkorn

nurses). by and for the accommodation

Memorial Hospital, ofmaintained

Europeans,bywith the aSiamese

staff' of Red

European

Cross

Society,

also underis one

its of the finest

charge the and bestInstitute,

Pasteur equippedfirsthospitals

opehed ininthe East.St. The

1905. Louis’Society

Hospital has

a spacious building, was opened in 1899, the Sisters of Charity being in charge. The

French Roman Catholic Mission maintains two schools for boys and two for girls. The

1238 BANGKOK

American Presbyterian Mission, also, has a school for boys and one for girls. The State

system of education is thoroughly up to date and the University comprises Faculties

ofpromulgated

Medicine, Political Science,elementary

in 1921 making Engineering,education

and Literature and Science.

compulsory and free forAnboys

Act was

and

girls alike. It is in force in only a few places, but these will be gradually

There are five first-class hotels—-the Oriental, the Royal, the Phya Thai Palace Hotel, extended.

the Rajdhani,

several smaller belonging

ones; alsotofivetheclubs—the

State Railways

BritishDepartment,

Club, the and the Bangkok

Royal Trocadero—and

Sports

Club, The Silom Club, the Royal Turf Club, and the club of the Wild Tiger Corps

{for Siamese). The King’s palaces and the temples are magnificent and on a large

scale; theandarchitecture

novelty interst to be is ofwitnessed

a kind peculiar to the traveller.

by the passing country; andThethere

roadsishave

muchbeenof

principal shops, is lighted with electricity. The last census of the populationandof

greatly improved. The city throughout its principal streets, as well as all hotels

Siam wasfigures

(General taken given

in July,under

1929Siam).

(no separate figures were prepared for Bangkok itself).

February, March and April, when theat highest

The average mean temperature Bangkoktemperature

is 82°. Therecorded

hottest inmonths are

the shade

averages over 100°. The lowest temperature averages 61° Fahr.

aboutThe50harbour and island

miles from Bangkok, of Koh-si-chang,

are places ofwhich lie some The

importance. 20 miles from formed

harbour, the barbyanda

strait of sea running between islands, offers a fine anchorage for vessels loading rice

and teak. The largest ships can load there. A lighthouse aids vessels to make the

entrance.

Bangkok itself is improving greatly; new roads have been opened and shops and

houses are being built. Gambling is controlled and a new system of assessing land

has been instituted which provides a substitute for the revenue hitherto derived from

the under

are gambling farms. The

Government opium and spirits monopolies are no longer farmed out, but

administration.

Bangkok itself is improving greatly; new roads have been opened and shops

and

land houses

has areinstituted

being built. Gambling aissubstitute

controlledforandthea revenue

new system of assessing

from the been

gambling farms.which Theprovides

opium and spirits monopolies are nohitherto

longer derived

farmed

out, but are under Government administration.

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H.M. Pra.iadhipok, King of Siam

Anglo Siam Main

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Branches: Bangkok, Singapore, Ipoh,

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(Incorporated in Co. (Siam), Importers

England), Ltd., The

F.H. W.Fisher

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and the Tai sections of South China— Patron—H.M. the King

Cable

AgencyAd:Secy.—Rev.

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The Prince of Kambaeng Bojra

Bangkok International President—H. E. Phya Indra

Commerce—Offices: H’kong.Chamber

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Vice=President—R. S. Ie May,

Chairman—J. Knudtzon M.R.A.S.

Vice-Chairmen — E. D. Atkins and

F. X. Dezaunay Vice-President—Major E. Seiden-

Secretary—W. H. Mundie fad'en, m.r.a.s.

Vice President—H.H. Prince Dha-

Bangkok St. Andrew’s Society ni Nivatr

Chieftain—F. Campbell Hon. Secretary—R. Adey Moore

Vice- do. — W. Cochrane Hon. Treasurer—C. J. House

Hon.

Hon. Secretary—R.

Treasurer—C. F.Combe

King

Chiengmai Gymkhana Club Badman & Co., Harry A., Naval,

Committee—W. Harris, E. O’B. Hoare Military and Civil Tailors, Court

Dressmakers, Furnishers, Upholster-

andSecretary—R.

Hon. Evan MillingenA. N. Hillyer ers., Outfitters and General Stores—

Hon. Treasurer—P. A. R. Barron Cable Ad: Badman; Codes: A.B.C.

5th and 6th editions, and Bentley’s

FireChairman—The

Insurance Association op Siam

Anglo-Siam Corpora- Baguley & Tooth, Advocates and

tion, Ltd. Solicitors—Cable Ad : Baguley;

Vice Chairman—The Borneo Co., Ltd. Code: A.B.C. 6th edn.

Members of Committee—Diethelm & G. C. H. Culley, partner

Co., Ltd., andH.Windsor

Secretary—W. Mundie.& Co. A. H. Duke, do.

Motor Insurance Association Bang Nara Rubber Co., Ltd.—Offices:

Chairman—The Borneo Co.,ofLtd.Siam Hongkong Bank; Estate: Bang.

Nara, Southern Siam

Deputy Chairman—The

Corporation, Ltd. Anglo-Siam Directors—W. A. Graham, R. Adey

Members of Committee—D. Couper- Moore and E. Thune

Johnston & Co., Diethelm & Co., Ltd. Estate Manager—A.

Secretary—R. AdeyGercke

Moore

and Syme & Co.

Secretary—W. H. Mundie. Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd., The (Estab-

Neilson Hays’ Library Association lished 1865), Contractors to H.S.M.

President—Mrs. Geo. B. McFarland and other Governments, Civil, Me-

Vice- do. —Mrs. W. Haffenden chanical and Motor Engineers,

Hon. Secretary—Mrs. W. Webster Shipbuilders, Importers, Graving.

Hon. Treasurer—Mrs.

Hon. Librarian—Mrs. WoodGraham-Fuller Docks, Slipways, Machine Shop,

Assist, Clerk—

do. —Miss Brandle Motor Garage—Teleph. 184 (3 lines);

Library Mrs. Gottsche Cable Ad: Progress; Codes: Bent-

ley’s,

R. M. Duff,andmanager

Acme Western Union 5 letter

Royal Bangkok Sports Club—Teleph. T. Finnic, assistant manager

588 K. G. Wilson, a.c.a.

Shipbuilding and Docking Dept.

Royal Public Health Institute— A. Dudgeon, m.i.n.a., m.i.e.s.,

Windmill Road supt. and dockmaster

1240 BANGKOK

Engineering Dept. Chartered Bank of India, Australia

J.W.R.Aitchison

Griffin, supt. and China

J. T.Cairncross, AgentAccountant

M. Kilpatrick,

Civil Engineering and Construction A. Davies, J. MacLennan and

Department C. F. King, Sub-accountants ■

J. Findlay

A. Y. Mitchell Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor-

G. Anesi poration — East Bank of River

James Swanson Menam, corner of Klong Kut Mai

Agency and Sales Department Canal

J. P. Hall H. C. Aspinall, agent

Store Department G. de la P. B. Fitz Gerald, ac-

R. Combe countant

Garage 'D. B. Peat

F. H. Cooke L. H. Thorn

M. F. L. Haymes

Bangkok House Furnishing C!o.— H. Hinch

Phya Thai Road A. L. Johnston

W. Ming For, managing proprie- Lim Chun Bang, compradore

tor

Mercantile

Bush Lane Bank (WaterofFront):

India,Telephs.

Ltd.. The—

5457

Bangkok Manufacturing Co., Provi- (General Office), 5336 (Compradore’s

sions—383, New Road Dept), 5738 (Manager’s House); Cable

H. Swee Ho, proprietor Ad: Paradise; Code: Bentley’s

W. H. Cochrane, manager C. F.N.C.Wright,

Stocks,manager

accountant

Bangkok Times Press, Ltd., Proprie- Siam Commercial Bank, Ltd., The

tors of “ Bangkok Times,” Illus- J. H. Brett, manager

trated Edition Daily; “Bangkok C. G. Swiss, accountant

Times Weekly Mail,” Directory for Sub-accountants—

Bangkok amd Siam, and Repter’s H. McClelland

Agency E. iDennington

W. H. Mundie Nai Abhorn

R. Adey Moore H. Hansen

L. E. Cheang Clerks—

E. O’Neil Shaw W. P. Chapman

Frank Hicks P. Micaleef

A. Mundie Khun Sriratsada, chief cashier

Bangkok Trading Co., Importers of Chiengmai Branch

Cycles, Tyres and Accessories, Hard- A. J. Halls, agent

ware, Wireless Sets and Accessories— Lampang Branch

C. W. Taylor, agent

Pitstien Bridge; Cable Ad: Buree; Tung Song Branch

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s and

Schofield’s F. K. Exell, agent

S. K. Lean, proprietor Barrow, Brown & Co., Ltd., En-

gineers and Merchants—Tapan Hua

Takay; Teleph. 435: Cable Ad:

BANKS Leather. London: 72-74 Victoria

Street, Westminster, S.W.l. Paris:

Banque de l’Indo-Chine — Head 44 Avenue de la Grande

H. Leatherbarrow, Armee

chairman

Office: 96, Boulevard Haussmann, E. R. Davy, engineering manager

Paris. Cable Ad : Indochine A. A. Gentry; secretary

R. iDeloye, manager J. R. Balharry

G. du Jeu, cashier J. C. Wood

M. Gardan, accountant J.

Lau Bak Thong, compradore B. R.Howard

Balharry |j W. L. E.B.Heather

Foy

BANGKOK 1241

Belgian Legation Uee Legations) Borneo Co., Ltd., The (Incorporated in

England), Rice Machinery

Textiles, Metals, and Teak and Merchants,

General

Berli Jucker & 'Co., Importers and Imports —Head Office: 43-9, Fenchurch

Exporters—Cable Ad: Berlijuker; St., London, E.C. 3; Also at: Bangkok,

Codes: Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5- Batavia, Singapore, Kuching (Sarawak),

figure Chiengmai, Lampang, Raheng, Pak-

Herbert Berli, partner nampho, Bannar, Muang Fang, Penang,

Nellie Elwert, do. Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Teluk Anson,

Central Dept. Alor Star, Semarang, Soerabaya. Palem-

A. Berli bang,

Pinang, Pontianak,

Moeara Benkoelen,

Enim, etc. Pangkal

Bangkok

H. Stuessi Branch: Teleph. Borneo (28 lines); Cable

Bernam Oil Palms, Ltd.—^Registered Ad: Borneo1standandVarious; Codes: Acme,

Office: Ulu Bernam Estates, L tan Bentley’s, 2nd Schofield’s and

Melintang, Perak. Copenhagen National G. A. C. Preston, manager

Office. Ny Kongensgade 4, Copen- R.W. W. S. Ogle,

hagen, K., Denmark. Bangkok

Office: Siam Electric Corporation Bain, asst. forest manager

do.

Ltd.’s Building A. Harvey,

K. H. Simpson,signs perdo.pro.

T. Mayntz Clansen, mgr. Assistants—S. D. Barnes, D. A.

S. Pontoppidan-Moller Batwell, ID. H. Carey, C. L.

Crawhall-Wilson, E. G. England,

Bhagwansxngh & Co., L. S. Exporters of H. E. A. Ford, H. P. Fricker,

Raw Silk—2611-2613, Rajawongse Road E. A. Hudson, a.c.a , I. L. MacEwen,

A. Tanner, E. J. H. Teviotdale and

B. M. I). h Co., Importers and Exporters J. D. A. Woodroffe

of Chemical Products—Samyek Stenographers — Miss C. Ford,

Miss IN. Huese and Miss V.

Bombay-Burmah Trading Corpora- Sukanil

tion, Ltd.—Head Office : Bombay. Up-Country Assistants—P. A. R

Branches: Rangoon and Moulmein. Barron, R. B. Bryce-Smith, A. R.

Cable Buchanan, A. N. Gould, E. O’B.

ley’s Ad : Romford; Code: Bent- Hoare, H. Lingard, C. L. Miies and

C. H. Munro

W. Haines, manager Siam Match Factory:

A. V. Rooth, do. B.Hopkins,

Engatrom,

S. C. Peake R. B.F. Mace

G. Enstedt,

and A.P. H.

V.

A. J. Williams, mill manager Underhill

Wharf Manager—Capt J. H. Jones

Bangkok

R.E. L.E.Gibson

Forrester

J. D. H. Hedley British-American Tobacco Co., Ltd.

G. Houldey —P.O. Box 8; Cable Ad. Bramtoco.

J. G. Shelley Head Office: Westminster House, 7,

Up-country Millbank, London, S-W.

C. C. Allen Tom A. Slack, depot manager

T. W. Bevan R. Paulger

E. G. Bostock P. R. Pattison

D. M. N. Davidson L. Taylor

C. J. Huxtable G. L. Urquhart

!D. R. Michael F. H. Burden

E. F. M. van Millingen D. I. Vint

G. E. Parker

A. C. Pointdn British Legation (see Legations)

Agencies

British India (Steam Nav. Co., Bitan Hoa Seng & Co., Importers and

Ld. Exporters, Metal and General

Alliance Assurance Co., iLd. Fire, Hardware Merchants—Cable Ad :

Marine and Accident Buanihoaseng

Peninsula and Oriental S. N. Co.

:1242 BANGKOK

Burapa Trading Co., Importers and Petchaburi Station (Founded 1861)

Exporters—Bahurat Road Rev. R. W. Post and wife

Miss Bertha M. Mercer

Butler & Webster, Engineers and Im- Pitsanuloke Station (Founded 1899)

porters—Seekak Phya Sri "City” Rev. and Mrs. H. W. Stewart

W- Webster, S. C. MacGomgal Miss Winnie A. Burr

c.a., and A. G. Davy, partners Sritamarat Station (Founded 1899)

iDr. and Mrs. E. B. McDaniel

Cheng Ktat IL., Cotton Manufac- Prae

Rev(1893)

and Mrs. H. G. Knox

turers—Sipbya Road Dr.

China Underwriters, Ltd., Life, Revand and Mrs.

Mrs. J.N.V.C.Horst

Elder

Marine and General Insurance— Trang Station (Founded 1910)

Head Office: Hongkong Dr. L. C. and Mrs. Bulkley

Thoresen & Co., Ld., agents—Nai Rev. and Mrs. K. P. Landon

Lert Building, New Road; Cable Miss Ruth O. Eakin

Ad : Thoresen Chiengmai (1867)

Rev. H. Campbell, d.d., and

Chotirmall & Co., K. A. J., Silk wife

Merchants—P.O. Box 74 Rev. Wm. Harris and wife

Rev. R. M. Gillis, d.d., and wife

Dr. Edwin .C. Cort, m.d., and wife

CHURCHES and MISSIONiS Miss Lucy Niblock

H. MacKean

American Presbyterian Mission in Miss Helen McClure

edSiam—Bangkok

1840) Station (Found- Drs. D. R. and Mary Collier

Dr. and Mrs. H. R. O’Brien

Bangkok Christian College for Miss S. Lemon

Boys Miss Margaret Neuber

Rev. M<. B. Palmer, prim, and Rev. and Mrs. K. E. Wells

wife Rev. J. iS- Holladay and wife

Miss Annabel Galt Miss ID. Caswell

Rev. and Mrs. Alien Bassett D. R. Dickason (contract)

Women’s Bible Training School Lampang (1885)

Miss Margaret C. McCord Dr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Crooks

Wattana Wittiya Academy Miss (Lucy Starling

Miss Alice J. Ellinwood A. B. Case and wife

Miss Faye Kilpatrick Rev. and Mrs. £. S. Hanna

Miss Mable Jordan Nan (1804)

Miss E. Twelker Rev. Hugh Taylor, d.d., and

Jane Hays Memorial School wife

Mrs. W. G. McClure IDr. and Mrs. Thos. M. Proctor

Maternity Home

Miss J. H. Christensen Roman

Evangelistic Work—Bangkok

Rev. and Mrs. G. Fuller Siam-Mission)Church

Catholic . (Bangkok-

Rev. and Mrs. A. G. Seigle Yicar Apostolic-

Miss Alice H. Schaefer Right Rev. Rene Marie Joseph

Rev. and Mrs. P. H. Fuller Perros, Bishop of Zoara

D. A. MacLeod, mission treasurer Rev. Fathers—

Mrs. D. A. MacLeod

Medical L. A.A. Guillou,

E. pro Yicar Apostolic

Chorin, Procurator of Mission

Gastal. Victor, Michel, and

Miss J. H. Christensen (Mater- Cyrille (Assumption Church)

nity Home) Guillou, Philippe Chanelifere,

Dr. and Mrs. N. Nedergaard Mathias and Joachim (Holy

Missionary Children’s School Rosary Church)

Miss Mary A. Eakin Mattheo (Church of Paklat)

General— Gulielmo (Sancta Cruz Church)

Rev. and Mrs. G. O. Robinson Tapie and Perroudon (St. Fran-

Executive Secretary— cis Xavier Church, Samsen)

Rev, and Mrs. Paul A. Eskin Antoine (Church of Kojai)

BANGKOK 1243-

Broizat and Ambrosip (Church Couper-Johnston & Co., D., Import-

of Banplaina) ers, Exporters, Rice Millers and Mer-

Simon (Church of Chantaboun) chants and Shipping Agents—Telephs.

Francois and Henri (Ch. of 3B.C. lines; Cable Ad: Muhdara; Codes: A.

6th, Bentley’s Second and Acme

Ajuthia) F. H. L. Perl, partner

Jacobe and Boniface (Church of J. H. M. McDonald, do.

Paknampho) R. W. Fothergill

Raymond (Church of Sotngphin- C. S. I. Mabbatt

ong)

Carrie and Ferlay (St. Paul’s

Church, Petriu)

Perroy, Martin and Marcel Danish Legation (see Legations)

Church of Pachim)

Alexis and Joseph (Church of

Huaphai)

Fouillat, Etienne and Ollier Diethelm & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

in Switzerland), Merchants and

(Church of Lamsai) Commission Agents, General Im-

Frederic (Church of Huakrabu) porters, Engineers, Shipping and

Gabriel (Church of Nakhonna- Insurance Agents.—Head Office :

jok) Diethelm & Co., S.-A. Zurich.

Thomas (Church of Khorat) Branches: Singapore,

Theophane (Church of Banhan) Ipoh, Bangkok, Saigon and Hai- Penang,

L. (Loetscher (Church of Bang- phong; Cable Ad: iDiethelmeo;

plasoi) '

Celestin and Theophile (Church Codes: Bentley’s, Bentley’s Second,

A.B.C. 6th edn. and Scott’s

of Chantaboon) O. Adler, manager

Alphonse (Church of Vanjao) W. Siegenthaler, signs per pro.

Eugene Loetscher (Church of F. G. van Leuven, do.

Nakhonxaisri) Assistants—

Benoit (Church of Mottanoi) A. F. Somm

Andre (Church of Concepsang) K. Yogelsanger

Carton, David, Piljean and Ro- M. Boogerman

chereau (Clerial Seminary, Bang- F. Heller, engineer

xang)

Mirabel: (Chiengmai)

Cheistiani & iNielsen (Siam), Ltd. Dost & Co., St., Importers and Ex-

(Incorporated porters^Sikak Phya Sri

Engineers and inContractors;

iSiam), Consulting

Specia-

lity : Reinforced Concrete. Affi-

liated

Nielsen. Companies:

Copenhagen, Christian!

Aarhus, Oslo,& East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The (Incor-

Stockholm, Helsingfors, Hamburg, porated in Denmark), Ship Owners,

Ship Builders, Saw Millers, Oil

The Hague, Paris, London, Ancara Millers, Rice Millers, Rubber and Cocoa-

Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires, Mon-

tevido, Melbourne, Wellington — nut Estate Owners, Teak Concession-

aires, Tin Mine Owners, Exporters

Cable Ad: Concrete and Importers, General Merchants

Directors—iDr. Rud Christian!, —Head Office : Copenhagen. Bran-

m.i.c.e., and O. Paludan-Miiller ches : Bangkok, Capetown, Dalny,

Staffs— Dar-es-Salam, Durban, Hankow,

H. Norgaard, m.i.c.e., manager Harbin, Johannesburg, London,

O. C Larsen, m.i.c.e., chief en- Kuala Lumpur, Madras, Penang,

gineer New York, Rangoon, San Francisco,

A. Kann Rasmussen, engineer Santiago de Chile, Seattle, Shanghai,

Peter Seng, chief clerk Singapore,

Consulates (see Legations) Yladivostock.Sourabaya.

Cable Ads:Tsingtao, and

in Bangkok

Pyramide (Confidential), Asiatic (Gen-

Comptoire Francaise du Siam, Im- eral Birmaand(Rice),

Shipping),

and, atOrienteak (Woods),

Prae, Lampang,

porters of French Manufactured Chiengmai, Bandon, Singora and

Goods—Siphya Road Takuapa, Asiatic

1244 B1NQK0K

Managing Agents for Singorai Agency

Siam Steam Navigation Co., Ld.— Lampang Capt. J. Yosbein

Cable Ad: Ruafai Agency

H. Christiansen, manager F. Lyngesen

O. Paluctan Muller, signs per pro. Mining Dept.—(Takuapa, Western

A. Holm, do. Siam)

H. E. Nielsen (absent), do. F. Pedersen, mine manager

S. Jensen,. do. I.E.Zieler, accountantelectrician

Hill-Madsen,

Accounts Department S. winchmen

Bryant and W. L. H. Morrison,

A. Holm, chief accountant

I. accountants

Zieler, E. Hansen and Anderson, M.S. “Bintang”, “Muinam”,s./s. “Bull”

W. Jackson, chief clerk Captains:—

Import Department Y.H.L.KjaerRelster, A. Juul-Christensen

E. Nielsen and L. Rossel Mates:—

O. Hock Yooh, compradore S. OlufA. Yagntorp,

Export Department

S. Jensen Juul Olsen,AHelge

a Karup Moller,

Quistgaard

G.E.W.Plesner,

Wedellsborg, Axel Nielsen, Engineers:—

K. H. Jensen, M. Hansen, V. O. Jor-

H. Olsen and F. Braga

■ S. Siong Pek, compradore gensen,

Christiansen,J. Faber, E. Kjeldsen, H.

V. Romhild

The Oriental Stores, Ltd. Assistant Engineers:—

O. K.Brolykke

L. Eang and Buan Hong, com- J. Bloch,

P. Clausen, K. W. V.S. Lund, A.

E. Svensgaard, Andersen

Orientalpradores

Machinery Stores T/B “KrungKao”—Sevang

T/B “KrungThep”—Serang Sally Ayob

S. Praphai

Hoyrup Leesukudum, engineer T/B “Kheng Reng”—Serang AH

International Continental Caoutchouc

Cie

B. Wittenberg, Eastern Indian Trading Co., The,

Imperial Chemicalfactory representativei

Industries General-Commission Agents, Im-

(Malaya),1 porters and Exporters — 1324, Anu-

Ltd.

R. Wilson, representative wongse Road; Cable Ad: Seawater,

Tan Ngee Seng, compradore Agencies in: America, England,

Shipping Department France, Germany, Switzerland, Aus-

G.H.Laugesen tralia, Japan, China and India, etc.

Andreasen A. E. Real, manager

T. Watt Seng, chief clerk SoleSiamese

agents Kingdom

for:—Butler

S. Teng Hoah, compradore Brothers, Howard and Freemont

Technical Dept. Streets, San Francisco, U.S.A.

0.E.Pauldan-Muller,

Underdahl andchief Capt.supt.

H. Olsen, Erata & Co., Y., Importers and Ex-

supts. porters—Sikka Phya Sri

Sawmill Dept.

H. E. Nielsen Edgar Bros., Ltd., Importers and

C. Holm Exporters—P.O. Box 23

S. Storm-Jorgensen

P. Chum, compradore

Godowns and Wharves Dept. Ellerman’s Arracan Ricto: and Trad-

Capt. W. Nielsen ing Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in

W. Vil England), Rice Millers and General

Workshop Department Merchants—Cable Ad : Arracan.

E. Underdahl Head Office: 5 and 6, Billiter

Sawmill and Forests—at Bandon Avenue, London. Branches: Ran-

E. Wilcken Jensen goon, Akyab, Bassein, Moulmein,

T. Wergeni Calcutta and Madras

Teak Forests at Prae M. A. B. iDuncan, manager

A. Gredsted, N. Springer, J. Peetz, H. H. E. B. de Gruchy

Knudsen,

Chiengmai P. A. Bloch and P. Fogh IS. B. Bateman

E. OlsenAgency R. S. Murray

J. A. Arthur

BANGKOK 1245

A gencies Harp Your Long & Co., Importers Of

London Assurance Corporation Metals—285, Jawarad Road

(Marine)

Sun Insurance Office. (Fire) Hedeman, Evers & Co., Importers,

Ellerman & Bucknall S. S. Co. Engineers and contractors to H. M.

Ld. Government—Bangkok,

84; Cable Ad: Hedevers.Siam; HeadP.O.Office:

Box

Union Oil Co. of California Hamburg

French Legation (see Legations) Hongkong and Shanghai Bank {set

Ericsson & Co., Ltd.. T. A., Import Banks)

and Export Merchants—Worachacka Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd. (Katz

Road; Teleph. 1056; Cable Ad: Teco Bros., Ltd.), Merchants, Import

T. A. Ericsson, partner and Export—Anuvvongse Road;

F. Johanson, do. Teleph. 245; Cable Ad : Katz. Head

Far East Oxygen and Acetylene Office: Singapore, Branches: Pen-

ang, Medan, Bangkok, London,

Co., Ltd.—Oxygen and Acetylene Hamburg, Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh

Factory at Bush Lane; Cable Ad: L. A. Davies, manager

Oxygene; Codes: A.B.G. 6th and A. Tanner, assistant

Lugagne, Head Office: Paris (France)

G. Rabouin, civil eii,fi?ineer

F. 'Coitago, works manager and Hollanb-Siam Trading Co., Ltd.,

Mierchants—P.O. Box 77

sales manager

Fraser & Neave, Ltd., Aerated Water Hoon Swee Ho, Importers of Chemi-

Manufacturers—Si Phya Road; Te- cal Products—Pitstien Bridge

leph. 5262; Cable Ad : Atlas. Head Hua Yoo Heng, Importers—Songwad Rd.

Office:

Malaya,S’pore. Branches:

Java, Sumatra throughout

and Indo-China

H. L. Skinner Imperial Chemical Industries (Malaya)

Ltd., Importers

Chemicals, and Dyestuffs

Fertilizers, Exporters andof

General Accident, Fire and Life As- Manufacturers’ Raw Materials—{Cable

surance Corporation, Ltd. Ad:Impkemix

Diethelm & Go., Ltd., agents Resident Representative: R. Wilson,

Gepman Legation {see Legations) c/o East Asiatic Co., Ld.

Gestetnee (Eastern) Ltd., D. (Incor- International Crediet-en Handels-

porated in England), Duplicator Manu- Vereeniging,

porters—P.O. Box 49

Importers and Ex-

facturers—P.O.

for the Far Box

East: 27. Head

Corner Office

House, 9,

Gecil Street, Singapore International Engineering Oo-»

P. H. Barton, gen. mgr. (Far East) Inc., Engineers, Contractors and Im-

J. Darnell, mgr. (Siam) porters, Shipping and P.O.

Insurance —-

Chartered

Geyer, Hans, Importer and Exporter Cable Ad: Gysesom Bank Lane; Box 39;

—Sikak Phya Sri; Cable Ad: Geyer H. F. Scholtz, manager

Hans Geyer, proprietor J. D. Wester, assistant mgr.

F. Mueller, assistant J. R. Kerris (Fairbanks Morse & Co.)

C. C.S. Warner,

J. Robinson,engineer

electrical egnineer

Gianeingh Nandsingh, Cotton Manu- R. Beckett, construction engineer

facturers—2627, Rajawongse Road

Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Kiam Hoa Heng & Co., Ltd., Import-

Ltd.—Bush Lane; Cable Ad: Greatest ers and Exporters—East Bank,

Huese & Co., general agents River Menam

Low Kwang Seng, manager

Grim & Co. B., Importers and Ex-

porters—P.O. Box 65 Japanese Legation {see Legations)

1246 BANGKOK

Jawarad & Go., Merchants—Jawarad Denmark, Consulate-General

Road Consul-General—H. Mikkelsen

Kader & Sons, G. A., Importers—725, Interpreter—G. Swee Choo

Anuwongse Road (H.lD.M. Consulate General is also

in charge of Spanish interests)

Kassem, L; M., Importer of Precious France—Teleph. 376; Cable Ad: Le-

S tones—Watkoh gafrance

Katie, E. M., Importer—New Road Envoye Extraordinaire et Mi-

nistre Plenipot.—R. Maugras

Kiam Hoa Heng & Co., Ltd., Im- Secretaire deSecretaire—interprete

Premier Legation—P. Baudry

porters and Exporters—East Bank, f. fonsde Consul —R. Plion

River Menam Chancelier—C. Valadier

Low Kwang' Seng Attache Militaire—Lieut.-Col. Roux

Med. de la Legation—Dr. P.

Koh & Sons, Ltd., Importers and Ex- Hermet

porters—P.O. Box 78. Consul de France a Xiengmai—

C. Notton

Kwong Koh Long, Bankers and Mer- Charge du Consulat de France-

chants, Teak Concessionaires, Saw- a Oubone—J. Rougni

Millers and Exporters; General Im- Agence Consulaire a Xiengrai—

porters, and Exporters of Rice, M. Breal

Teak and otner Siamese products Vice-Consulats a Korat et »

Ng Cho Nam, sole proprietor Chantaboun—

Ng Pak Lim, signs the firm

J. R. Braga., foreign manager Germany, Legation

Ng Kit Fee, Chinese manager Envoy Extraordinary and Mi-

Ng Kwok Chuen, land investment nister

manager

Ng Assee, saw mills manager Asmis Plenipotentiary—iDr.

Secretary (absent)

of Legation —

R.

Dr,

Ng Hon Nam, teak concessions Lautenschlager

manager Chancellor—M. Jahn

Branch Firms: . : Secretary—O. Sandreczki (The

Kwong Juan Long (Head Office), Legation is also in charge of

Bangkok Austrian and Turkish inter-

Kwong Kim Long, Saw Mills ests in Siam)

Kwong Kim Long, Singapore Typist—Miss H. Schroeder

Kwong Kam Long, Hongkong Medical Attendant — Dr. O,

Kwong Chi Long, Shanghai Schivend

Kwong Wa.h Long, Canton

Great Britain, Legation and Con-

Lavizzari & Co., G., Building Con- sulate-General

tractors, Designing, Estimating and Minister—Cecil F. J. Dormer,.

Contracting for Reinforced Concrete M.v.o.

and for any other kind of Building Consul-General and 1st Secre-

Constructions—Pan Road; Teleph. tary of Legation—J. F. Johns

970; Cable Ad: Lavizzari C.M.G.

Guido Lavizzari managing partner Vice-Consul, Grade I—H. R. Bird

E. Gamier and J. P. C. Mica- Vice-Consuls, Grade II—W. H

leef, foremen Newbould. E. T. Lambert and

A. J. S. Interpreters—A.

Student Pullan C. S,

LEGATIONS AND CONSULATES Adams, G. C. Whitteridge

Belgium, Legation and Consulate- Archivist—F. W. T. Turness

Gfenerall—Gable. Ad : Legabelge, Acting Consul (Chiengmai)—E. W.

Bangkok Meiklereid

Charge d’Affaires—Marcel Po- Acting Vice-Consul, Grade I (Lam-

lain pang)—E. W.Grade

Meiklereid

Secretaire-Interprete

Phong — Paul Vice-Consul, I’ (Senggora)—

H. B. Henderson.

BANGKOK 1247

Italy, Legation Secretary of Legation—Andrew G,

Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Lynch

Plenipotentiary — Dr. Comm. Military Attache—Lieut.-Col.

Antonio Cavicchioni W. S. Drysdale

Commercial Attach^ — Chas. E.

Consul—Comm. Goifredo Bovo Brookhart

Actg. Intepr.—Geo. O. Y. Cacace Hon. Vice-Consul—Henry J.

Post

Japan, iLegation and Consulate Interpreter—Lao Leng-Hui

Minister—Y. Yatabe Special Interpreter — L. G.

Attache and Vice Consul: —T. Kase Nguan Visalyaputra

Chancellors—M. Kohno and E.

Hirokawa U.S.A. Consulate-General, also in

charge

Cuba and of thePanama

Consular interest5168;

— Teleph. of

Netherlands, Legation Cable Ad: American Consul

Envoy Extraordinary and Mi- Vice-Consuls — Andrew G. Lynch

nister Plenipotentiary—H. J. andVice-Consul—H.

Kenneth F. Potter

W. Huber Hon. J. Post

Acting Chancellor—I. Navij

Assistant and Siamese Interpre-

ter—C. A. dos Santos Leonowens, 'Ltd., Louis T., Teak

Forest Concessionaires, Saw Millers,

Norway—Bush Lane Timber Merchants, General Im-

Envoy Extraordinary and Mi- porters, Exporters, Mining and In-

surance Agents—Branches : Bang-

nister Plenipotentiary—L. G. kok and Nakon Lampang; Stations

M. Aubert (Minister for at Sukotai, Paknampo, Raheng and

Siam, China and Japan) Them; Cable Ad : Leonowens

Consul-General—II. G. Monod Secretaries—Denny, Mott & Dick-

son, Ld., Adelaide House, King

Portugal William Street, Londop, E.C.

Consul—J. de Sousa Santos C. T. Cox, general manager for

Acting Interpreter—J. O. Engel iSiam

Chinese Interpreters — D’ng D. Dudding, assist, mgr., signs

Ohoom Kick and Lam Ngee per pro.

Sang E. J. Stather

R. H. St. Amory

Spain (Danish Consulate-General in W. Mottershead

charge of the Boyal Spanish Con- Up J.Country— Potter

sulate) H. W. Joynson, Up-country mgr.

Sweden H. Foster-Pegg

Envoy Extraordinary and Minister P. Page

Plenipotentiary — Dr. J. E. E. F. Frere

Hultman R. R. F. Gill

Consul-General—W. IL. Grut G. E. Higgins

Vice-Consul—F. F. Johanson

London and Lancashire Insurance

United States of America, Legation Co.,Dietbelm Ltd., The

& Co., Ltd., agents

(Established May 29th, 1856)—

1762, Sathorn Road; Teleph. 5247;

Cable Ad: Amlegation Miargrett & Co., F. W. General Mer-

Envoy Extraordinary and chants—New Road

Minister Plenipotentiary—

David E. Kaufman

Charge (absent) Marican, M. T. S., Cotton Manufac-

Potterd’Affaires

(secretarya.i.—Kenneth

of Legation) F. turers—P.O. Box 31

1248 BANGKOK

Mark’s Tyre Stoke, Importers and Moine Comte & Co., Ltd. (Les Suc-

Motor Car Merchants cesseurs de), Caoutchouc Manufac-

'Vulcanizing ' House in (The

Siam),Largest

Deal- turers—New Road; P.O. Box 62

ers in Automobile Tyres, Tubes, J. Gudin, manager

Gasoline, Oils, 'Chevrolet and Ford

Parts, Accessories, Vulcanizing Monod & Co., E. C., Importers and

Equipment, Vulcanizing Materia],

Rubber Goods, etc-—Corner of Exporters—Bush Lane

Windmill and New Roads, Bang-

kok, Siam : Teleph. 5775 ; Cable Ad : Moona Thambi Saiboo Marican (M.

Markmodara-Bangkok ; Code : Bent- T. S. Marican), Cloth and Diamond

ley’s

Agency Merchant and General Commission

Seiberling Rubber Co. Agent—2615-17, Rachawangse Road ;

Cable

KarikalAd (French

: Thambisa.

India).HeadBranch:

Office :

Maskati, A. T. E., Cotton Manufac Madras M. K. M. S. Maricar, partner

turers—Anuwongse Road (absent)

McFarland Typewriter Co-. Ltd., S. K. M. S. Maricar, partner

The—New Road (absent)

S .M. M. M. Sahiboo, manager

Meklong Railway Co., Ltd., Siamese Motiwalla, F. A., General Merchant

Company (registered at Bangkok)

Directors—Cbmdr. W. IL. Grut, —Rajawongse Road

Chao Phya

muel Sribibadhama,

Brighouse and Sa-J. Muller Motor Agency, E., Importer*

Knudtzon of Motors, Pumps and Engines--

G. R. Brooks, secretary Seekak Phya Sri

T. A. Ericsson, manager Hans Geyer, proprietor

James Kerr, assist, do.

Menam Motor Boat Co., Ltd. (Sia- Nai Lert, Ice Manufacturers. Motor

mese Co.)—Telephs. 5540 and 489; Boat Builders, Hardware Merch-

Cable Ad: Menamotor; Codes: A. ants, General Stores, Importers and

B.O. 5th and 6th edns. Exporters—Cable Ad : Lert; Codes:

Board of Directors—Comdr.

IL. Grut (chairman) H. S. W. H. A.B.C. 6th edn. and Bentley’s

Prince Bovaradej, J. Bruun, Phya Bhakdi Norasresth, pro-

T. Knudtzon and T. Ericsson prietor

J. Bruun, managing-director C. S. Richardson, manager

F. S. de Jesus, secretary D. Jack, assist. do.

D. A. Pestonjij accountant

Mikasa, Import and' Export — Seekak Nana, A. E., Importer- -Took Mai

Phya Sri

Mitsui Bussan Kaisiha, Ltd. (Incor- National Agency and Trading Co.r

porated in Japan), General Import-

ers and Exporters—Hongkong Bank Netherlands Insurance Co., The (Es-

Lane

6423; ; .Telephs.

Cable Ad:5413,Mitsui;

5421, 5422C des:

and tablished 1845)

Bentley’s and Private Diethelm h Go., Ld., agents

F. Uyeki, manager Netherlands Legation (see Legations;

S. Fujita, assistant manager

H. Tanaka North British and Mercantile In-

K. Kashiwagi surance Co., Ltd.

S. Kurita Diethelm & Oo:'. Ld., agents

, S. Isobe I K. Mitsui

S. Kiyofuji i Y. Akiyama

S. Ikuji ' I T. Nakayama Norwegian' Legation {see Legations'

BANGKOK 1249

Oriental Bakery,. Eat3-b]ishecl; in: J]ane Ratanamala & Co., Ltd.,-vImporter-

1887—2872,, Oriental Avenue; .Te'leph. Raj aivopgse Road

5077. The' Only Bakery in Siam

installed

electricallyvGth

drivenup-to-date ’machinery Renong Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.

F. Y de Jesus, manager (Capital! £l44,B67.)t-^Tin: Mine at

Leo, 0. de Jesus, assistant Rasa. Head Office: 5,, Whittington

Av., London, E,C.

1

Oriental Stores, Ltd., Wholesale Roman (Htholic

‘’Importers—Cable'iAd:

Directors—H. Christiansen, Oriekiital A.. Churches) : ' Church ’ (see .under

Holm, O. Palud'an Muller and! Royal State Railways of Siam—Krom

O.Spend J eai^en ,

Brolykke Rot Fai Luang, Haeng Krung,

Say am

. B.K. Wittenberg (' S,

L. Bang and Ban Hong,, .^loyrup ,,, Central Administration

cornpradores Commr. GenT.—Phya Sarasas-

tra ' Sirilakshana, m.inst.t.,

Osaka Shosen Kaisha A.M.i.C.E.

Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ld., Legal Secretary—Phra China-

agents disbodi, barrister-at-law

Medical Adviser—Dr. C. Gayetti

Paknam Rail-way Co., Ltd. Acting Chief Medical Officer—

(Directors—AUomdr. W. L. Grut Luahga • Suriyabongs Bisudhi-

(chairman), Chao Phya. Sribibad- baedya, m.d.

haua and S. Brighouse Assist. Medical Adviser—Major

Capt. T. A. Gdttsche Luang Sakdi Yodhabal

J. Knudtzon - Central Office'

E. Grut, secretary Chief of Central Office—Phra

Bhadrakich Kosol

Paul Pickenpack, Imjiorter—Sapan Technical Bureau

Chief of Techn. Services—(va-

Mon cant)

Phathanakorn Cinematograph Co.,i Superintending Engineer—G. C.

Ltd.—P.O. Box 7 Smyth, B.E., B.A., A.M.I.C.E.

Architect—A. Rigazzi

Pisal Panite Trading Co., Importers, Mechanical Service

Exporters and Commission Agents— | Chief Mechanicaj Engineer—H.

Bush Lane ; Teleph. 929; Cable Ad : A. K. Zachariae, m.inst., c.tD.E.

Pisalnite Running Branch

Locomotive Supt.—Phra Suvab-

Portuguese Consulate' (see Legations) hand Bidyakar

Dist. Mechanical Engr. Bangkok

Pollard, Thomas H., Consulting En- Workshop Noi—Nai Sooi Sirisali, s.B.

gineer, Marine Surveyor and Yalua-j Branch

tor, Importer of Tools, 'Machinery,: Work: hop Supt.--Luang Cha-

Metals, Stores, etc.,1 Ship add Engi- j roon Snidwpngse, b.A.

Mechanical Engineers—Luang Roth

near Surveyor to Lloyd’s 1 Register of! Rathavicharana, dip. engr, and

Shipping at Bangkok Luang Sophon Bidyabhara

Rajah Hitam Coconut Estates, Ltd., Electrical Service

Estate—Bern am River, Sfelangor. Chief Electrical Engineer — Phya

Srishtikar Banchong

Registered ‘Office: Singapoi’e

Directors—E. H. H.v Everest (chair- Telegraph, Asst.

Telephone and Signals

Elec. Engr.—Nai Sutra Palasiri

man),

Smith, Comm. G. Foss, A. Keightly

W. A. Stanton Telegraph Inspector—KhunBamrur

V. S. Westh, manager Rothakol

Government Power Station

Central Bureau

Secretaries

Baustead && Managing Agents:Lumpur,

Co., Ltd., Kuala Chief of Central Bureau — Phra

F. M.S. Bichitr Chamnong

40

'1250 BANGKOK

Power House Information Bureau

SuperintendingEngr.—W.Weidauer 'Supervisor-E. Wyon Smith

engineer, in-charge) j (chief

i Distribution > v ; Manager— Luang Thavll Sveshtha-

Electr. Engr.^Luang Yijit Aggikar banijkar, e.b.a.

Meter Recording

Chief Meter* Recording Section— Board controlof PrivateJIailways

'Railway Commissioners to

Khun Jarn Jalakich President—The

Electr. Store—Thachang eral of RoyalCommissioner

State Railways Gen-

Salesroom Manager —WangNai Luang

Quai . (Phya Sarasastra Sirilakshana)

Ex-officio Members — Traffic Supt.

Whong Chaw-seng (Phya Prasiddhi .Salakar), Chief

Salesman and Accountant — Nai

Charas Donghiran Mechanical Engineer (JL A. K.

North Eastern Line Const ruction Zachariael,

Ways Chief Engineer for

, Oivisitui Engineer in charge; - Phra

Rrakas Kolasilp, dipl-ingr. (actg.)

J

Cium) and WorksAuditor

and Chief (j. Arthur

(Phya

Section Engineer—Mont Chao Serm Chao Vananusathifiy'

Nominated Members—Mom Chao

, v Swagti, B. A. . ’ | ” T Thong ChuOiy

Maintenance of Ways and Works Sevi, Phya IndraPhya

Montti,M ana varaj

E. Wyon

Chief Engr. for Ways and Works— Smith, Mom Chao Yivadhana

Jaya, R. S. le May and Raymond

! J, A. Crum, M.INST.C.E., M.INRT.T. B. Stevens

Division Engineer-^A. O. Robins Sbcty—Phra Bhadrakich Koefil

Northern Line Department of Ways .

Maintenance Engineers — Ban Kao Chief Highway Engineer —j Phra

> Thong: Nai Sprang

B.sc. (acting); Utaradit:Devahastin,

Nai Ghai Sath'icn Thapahakitya

■ Ruakwan, B.sc. (acting) , Central Office > ,, '

Eastern Line Chief

Maintenance i; Engineer -+e Prachin - Bhashaof Kosol

Central

/ ,Office' —j Phra1

buri: N. Ttewheler Northern Highway D iv isio W-MSea*1

North Eastern Line Quarters: Lam pang

Maintenance Enginfebt — Gengkoi: Division Engineer,— Moma 11Chao

Yiset Sakdi

Mom-CKap-Sukhapraropa

Southern Line Lamnang Sub-Division

Maintenance Engineer -Hua Hin: : Assist. Highway Engineer — Nai

LuangOhiaran SilidM'bngS, b.sc. , Hong Siehg Liin Charceri ,

Traffic Service Chiengrai Sub-Division , y . s

p Supt.—Phya Prasiddhi Salakar Highway Engineer—Luang Anukich

Accounts Service . Yontasastra ..

, Chief Auditor-^-Phya Chao Vananu- Chiengmai Sub.-Division

- , Chief, sathitiAccountant Construction and Highway Engr.—Luang Yantrakich

Ways—Luang Kosol

Chief AccountantBorikoot

TrafficGinirajat

— Phra; DenRpadJaya, Pra, Rong Kwang,

Construction •> ., Nan—

Sudham Kitayaraks

Chief Cashier — Khun Hiran j Assistant Highway Engineer — Na

Rathavinit Thawalaya Hongsakula

Chief Accountant Power Station—

Luang Rajtakar Kosol.'(acting) Swankaloke,

struction Sukothai—Tak Road con-

Stores Service HighwayEngineer—-Captain Luang

'Supt. of Stores--E. Wyon Smith Chai Narong Bakdi (aiding) :

i (chief engineer in-Cliarge) Central. Highway. Division r Head

Hotel Blanch '. /!Highway

Quarters:Engujeer-

Bangkok :

Supervisor

engineer,- in-charge)

E Wyon Smith jcjiief Yogavibuiya , ■ ; WLu;u• :»g /Prinya

Manager—Phra ChakraHouse

Rathabodi HeadQuarters Kardt- 4

Inspector of Rest and Licensing

SanpakarrtOfficer—Luaiig Pinit

Restaurant Cars-Nhi Lui Mideja

BANGKOK 1251

Bang Moon Nag, retchaburna — Boad Siam Architects (Import) Importers

Construction

lligliway Engineer—Luang Anusorn and Engineers-Asdang Road, City;

Yontasiddhi Cable Ad: Healey; Codes: A.B.C. 6th,

Acme, Broomhall’s, Bentley’s Private

Patriew,

Assist. Sattahip—Road Construction N. G. Colley, manager

KorsornHighway Engineer

Sukprayoora, b.sc.— Nai Assistants—T.

Nai Sanguan B.andHuat, Nai T.Praune

B. Seng,

Southern Highway Division—Head

Quarters:

Division Songkhla Cambiaso

Eiigineer^-S, Siam Cement Co., Ltd., The

Sonykhla Sub-Division Chairman—Comdr. W. IL. Grut

Assist. Higliway Engineer — Nai Directors—Chao Phya Sri Chibaddha

Pathom (Ja.jaseni Phya Sukhum Naja Vinit, H, A. K.

Licencing Officer—Phya Visal Banakit Zackariae and T. Ericsson

. Pattani Sub-Division E. Thurie, general manager &

Highway Engr.—Luang Yontrakar secretary

Kamdara Chief Highway Ins- C. Friis Jespersen, c.e., vice mgr.

pector (acting) Haastrup Nielsen, works manager

Tung Maprao, Takua Pah—Road Con- Bay Nielsen, engineer

struction G. Hansen, accountant

Assist,

ThaemHighway Engineer—Nai

Bej-r Kashem, b.eng.

Bhuket Sub-Division Siam Commercial Bank (se Banks)

Highway Engr.—Nai Thaem Bejr

h ashem

Licensing Officer—Khun Chit Charn- Siam Electric Corporation, Ltd. (In-

corporated

truad L. byGrut,

W.managing Royalvice

Charter)

director chairman and

Betong Road Construction

Highway Engr.—Luang ;{*rasiddhi J. E.Knudtzon,

Durasatharn Ronlez, general

engineer

manager

vice-manager and chief

Petchaburi, Banpopg-Rd. Construction

Assist. Chief Highway Inspector— Fred G. de Jesus, secretary

Khun Maraka Kamnuan Accounts Department

HuaAssist.,

Hin Road Construction J. E.Aage Hjartyed,assist,

Seidenfaden, accountant

accountant

Chief Highway

Khun Maraka Kam Nuan Engineer— N. A. Landgren, do.

Chumphon, Tables—Road Construction P. Rasquin, do.

Highway Engr.—Louis Del Guidice Wee Teck Pao, cashier

Yala, Ban Toh—Road .Construction Ho Boon Tin, acting cashier

Assist, Highway Engineer — Nai Power Station

A. La,ss, sjipt.

Boon Tham Mahavasu E. Reuterberg, K. Hemmingsen,

TrangAssist.

District . and O. Johansson, Engineers

SamranHighway Engineer

Sakarindra t , — Nai Electrical Department

B'alebhai & Co., 4^. R., Paper Merchants A. Berckmans, electr. ebgr. and supt.

—Rajawongse Road K. V. Niejsen, J. Delacharlerie and

C. V. Ehdahl, assist, engineers

See Boon Ruanq & Cm, Importer — Workshop A. Tolbecq, supt.

Siphya Road Store Department

Seidel & Co., K.A.,Mpller,

Jon sen,supt.

CJnakan RoadGeo. M., Genera,! Merchants Tramways assistant

Department

Sen Hong & Co., Caoutchouc Manufac- Edm. Grut, supt.

turers—New Road A.F. L.Johansson,

Persson, engineer

assistant

Seng Guan, Importer—Pahurat Road K. Gottsche,

Nai assist,Naiengineer

Thieng and, Chpom, chitf

Seng Heng Bros. Road & Cp,a Iniporters and inspectors

Exporters—New S. M. Ebraliim, cashier

40*

1232 BANGKOK

‘Siam'Free PkeIsS €o., Ltd., Printers serii, A. S. MolIer,' C. DcRri,'A.

arid Publishers, Proprietors: of “ The , , p.^. Emil Olsen arid C.' M-

Bangkok Daily Mail” (English), Jacobsen ’ /

" Krungdeb Daily Mail ” (^iajnese) Mates—

L. ,; Gfri^at, directingH.manager Nielssdn, K. E. Ivrirs, V.

Damsbo, J. Hrirmansen, P. R.

St. Chur McKelway, editor J. Riemke, S. Rasmussen, K.

M. L. Cha-an Israsakti* Siamese Pheiffer, E. F. Pasbjerig, A.

editor J. Bjprni, J. Th. Jerisen, A.

Siam Industries, Ltd., The, Manu- Holm-Aridersen, H. Relster

facturers of: Toilet and Laundry Siam Steam Packet Co., Ltd., The—

Soaps, : Gocoanrit Oil and- Cooking British Co. '(registered at Singa-

Oil, Tu-rpentine and tRrisiii—P.O. pore)'

Box 50; Cdble Ad : Indristriefe Directors—S. Brighouse, Wm.

H. P. Bagger, managing director Duncan. G. S. f Richardsdn and R.

Dr. B. Buerkle, works manager D. Atkinson

and' chemist W.G. 0.R. Deacon' manager

Samuel<‘ Vertley, secretary Brooks, secretary

"‘Siam Orserver” Daily English Herbert, Ford, .engineer

O. Tratnik, Petriew agent

Newspaiper; “Siam Weekly Mail,” Janies Kerr, Meklong ' kgeni

Weekly Newspaper; Publishers of Khun Worasetr, Ayutbia ageric

the “Siam Directory”—Oriental

Avenue; Cable Ad : Observer

iSiam Observer Press,' Ld., pfo- Roa!d'Textile TradinO" 'Cd.—Siphav

Siam

, pri'e'tprs , . .‘j

Thomas Fox,, editor Siamese Tin Syndicate, LTD.-^Gable

Wm.,, W. Fegen,,

G„ D. P. Weeraratne, mgr. subveditor Ad; Sitinsind at Penang, Renong.

Takuapa and in' Londbri; Head

Siam Steam Navigation Co., Ltd., Office:

1 Capel House, New Broad

Street, London, E.0: Eastern'' Office :

(Incorporated

Charter) in Siam. by Boyal Penang. Codes: Brooihhall’s Im-

. Directoi s—H. Christiansen (ehair- perial Combination

T. R. \Veir, Eastern manager

rn on), H.E. Chao Ph ya S ribabad liana, Ngow Estate—Renong

K. H. Simpson, ().• Paludan M idler

and S. Jensen

Managing Agents—The East Asia- Phuah Chin ■ Bfeng, secretary to

tic Co., Ld.; Cable Ad: Ruafai manager

Agents at Singapore—The; A. E. Ailken, J. J. Davie, engi-

Steamship Co., Ld.; CableStraits Ad: neers

F. masters

' '

Mathews and E. Browne, dredge,

Kapal, Singapore

Vessels—S.S. “Asdagsr,” M.S. “Bhan- At Takuapa

urangsi,”

“Malini,” SR. ““Valaya/’

Bpribat. ” M.S. J. Farrington, manager

“ Naris, ” S.S.S.S.“ Nibha, S.S.

” S.S. “ Pra- A: E: Robinson, J. Tait and W-

Essex, dredgemRsters

chatipok, ” S.^. "Redang” and

S.S. “Suddhadib” Siamwalli, F. A., Genera.1 Merchant

Captains—-

F. Niooliaisen, C. P. Mogeneen, —Rajawongse Road

H. C. E. Jacobsen, M. J.

Olsen, H. Hailing, 1 j. Peter- SinralSinMerchants—Pahurat

Hah & Thai Store Gov, Gene-

Road

sen, IL. P. ; Ma-thiesen, K. K.

Faurschou, L. Mkrup, M.

Luttichou and H. Thomsen! Sincere Insurance & Investment Go.,

Eng^peers— Ltd., The—Tolat Nai Street—Head

Edm. Hansen, C. hladsen, C. Office: Hongkong and 10 other

Japsen, Robert Hansen, J. E. branches. , Capital $1,200,000

The'Slribere Co-, Ltd., general

Nielsen,, G. L. A. R. Jorgerih-

sen, W. G. Nielsen, G. Svend- managers

BANGKOK 1253

Singer Sewing Machine Co.—New Swedish Consulate Use Legations)

Road

Siri Co., Importers of Automobiles— Switzerland General Insurance Co.,

S'apan Jose

W. Blankwaard, mang. dir. (The Ltd.—Diethehn & ;Co., Ld., agents

Hague, Holland)

A. Rochat, manager Svme h Co., Merchants—2637,

J. J. Mott’et, assistant wongse Road: Teleph. 543'; Racha-

Cable

Ad: Syme;

Sooonv-Y:\erCorporation • Bush 6th edns., and Beptley’s. Codes: A.B.C. 5th and

' (Lane; > London

H. J.Cable,

Post,Ad: (Socbny

manager and Glasgow: Ker, Bolton & Co.

Branches :' Syme. k Co., Singapore;

M. B. Keenahan Pitcairn, Syme & Co., Batavia,

C. Antonio Samarang and Sourabaya (Java);

A. G. Berlandier | P. A. Jeltes Ker h Co., Manila, Iloilo, Cebu &

Speidel & Co., Ltd., F. W., General ’Davao (P.I.)

Merchants—Auwongse Road Partners—

Ker, Bolton & Co,

Sr i eacha Co., Ltd., The—Steam Saw T. Hogg,, (Sourabaya)

Mill at Sriracha . (opposite Island J. D. Ewing (Batavia)

of Koh-Si-Chang); Teleph. 479; W-

! Huffpro.

endec, manager, signs

Cable Ad : Sriracha , (Sriracha and per .

Bangkok); Timber Yard at Wat J. King, sighs per pro.

Phya Krai Agencies

Steer Bros. & Co., Ltd., Merchants— London Assurance Corporation

Teleph. 5165: Cable Ad: Steel. The Bankers & Traders Ins. Co.,

Head Office: 6, Fenchurch Avenue, Ld.

London, E.C. Branches: Rangoon, Motor Union Insurance Co., Ld.

Mouiipein,' Bassein, Akyab and The Union Marine Insurance Co.,

Mandalay, etc. Ld.

W. S. Chapman, manager Board of Underwriters of New

A. A. Conway, assistant York

J gencies The North of Rngland Protecting

Henderson Line of ‘Steamers and Indemnity Association

Royal Insurance Co. (Marine) The 'United Kingdom Mutual

Sea Insurance Cb. (Fire) .Steamship Assurance Associa-

EHerman & Bucknall S.S. Co., r cion, Ld

Ld. • The- Britannia Steamship Insur-

Steiner & Co., Exporters and Im- ance Association, Ld.

porters—P.O. Box 53 . TheIndemnity

United States

AgencyProtecting

Inc. and

Stephens, Paul & Co. (Siam), Ltd., The Insurance Co. of North

General Merchants—Teleph. 273; America

P.O. Box 17; Cable Ad: David Horrockses Crewdson & Co., Ld.

M. M. David, managing director The Central Agency, Ld.

C. L. Gaulstin, director The Erasmic Co., Ld.

Ev. Yignier & Co. Brandies, etc.

Straits Cattle Trading Co,- -Wind-

mill Road

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada— Thoresen & Co., Ltd., Chartering,

Sale and Purchase of Steamers, In-

Head Office for Siam: New Road surance agents, and General Mer-

(opposite British Dispensary Build- chants—Nai Lert Building, New

ings) Teleph. 53119; Cable Ad: Sun- Road

beam R. Rose-Anderson, manager

A. Ml Djurup, manager J. J. Mottet

BANGKOK

Societe Akoxyme Belge pour le Com- yA’ctrtTM Oil Co. --(See Socbny Yacuum

merce et l’Inpustrie Atr Siam (S. Corporation)

A.B.), Court Watchmakers, Jewel-

lers, Gold and Silversmiths, General Wasee & Co., A. K. H., Cotton Manu-

Importers—Bangkok New Boad; Te-

leph. 436; Cable Ad: Belgosiam; facturers .and Iinporters—Rajawx/ngse

Codes: A.B.C. 5th & 6th edns. Road

Branch Office : Antwerp, Belgium Waigh & Co., Ltd., Henry (Formerly

Katz Bros., Ltd.), Merchants, Import and

Tilleke A: Qibbins, Advocates and Export—Anuvvongse Boad; Teleph. 245;

Solicitors—Cable Ad : Brigson; Cable Branches: Ad: Katz. Head Office:

Bangkok, Penang,Singapore.

Medan,

Codes: A.B.C.' and Bentley’s

Samuel Brighouse, solicitor, paft Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Londomt

L. A. Davies, manager ,

Hamburg

ner . , ,. A. Tanner

It. t). Atkinspn, solicitor ^partner

V. H. Jaques, barrister:at-law, White away, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd., Genetal

partner Drapers, Outfitters, Boot and Shoe Im-

Tisseman & Co., S., Importers and Stationers porters, Glass and China Merchants,

Exporters—New Road Teleph. 5662;andCable Perfumers—New

Ad: Warfield Road;

G. E. Grieves, manager ,

Tuljaram & Son.. Importers of Silk S. Martin

Miss Chamrong I S.S. Sir! Beng

and General . Merchandise—199, New Miss Meh Ch'uer | K. San Chay

Road; Teleph. 5637; Cable Ad: Phabiani

United Engineers, Ltd., Civil, Struc- Windsor Ad:&. Co.—Telephs. -5721 and 5701;

tui'al, Mechanical and Electrical Cable W.

Sita.

Fuhrhop, proprietor

Engineers, Ironfounders, Shipbuild- H. Paschkewitz, signs

ers and Contractors,

Machinery and GeneralImporters

Hardwareof H.

Nai R.K.Hermanns

S. Lim, | A. pro.

per

CompradoreUlrich

—Cable Ad: Uniteers Hardware Store

T. Finnie, manager R. Christians

United Plantations, Ltd. (Incorpo- Technical Th.

Department

Ziegler, c.e.c.e.

rated in F.M.S.)—Registered

Jendarata Estate, Teluk Anson, Office: H. Th. M. Graf,

Perak. F.M.S. Copenhagen Office: F.I. G.C. Farbenindustrie

Wong, compradore

Ny Kongensgade, 4, Copenhagen K. AkDr. tiengesell schaft representative

Denmark. Rubber, Oil Palm and Cocoa- W. Schmidt,

nut Plantations in Lower Perak and

Selangor, F. M.S. Total area: 12,585 acres Wu-Chan & Co., General Merchant^ —

P. B. Heilmann, general manager

(Jendarata Estate) Anuwongse Road

This Directory

Is the only publication of its kind

that covers the whole of the Far East.

It is, therefore, an invaluable reference

book for the merchant operating in the

East, whether his headquarters are in

Europe, America, or in the East itself.

Ai\ ADVERTISEMKiVr IN THIS BOOK IS

GOING TO BE SEEN BY EVERY MERCHANT

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MALAYA

ClcusstfLecL List of Agents, Merchants

and Mannfactrurers in this

territory, also a List of Cable

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STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

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the four Settlements of Singapore, Penang, Malacca, and iLabuan, Singapore

including Christmas Island and the Cocos Islands, and Penang including

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Presidency was abolished, the Settlements becoming part of the Presidency of

Bengal. In 1836, the seat of local Government was moved. from Penang fo

ofSingapore. On April from

their inhabitants, 1, 1867,

the the Settlement's

control were transferred,

of the Government on.theto that

of .India requestof

the Secretary of State for the Colonies, in London. The Oqcos Islands were

incorporated in the Settlement of Singapore in 1886, and Ohristmas Island

in 1889. Labuan, which had itself been a Crown 'Colony since 18«8, was in-

corporated in the Straits Settlements and declared part of the Settlement '©f

Singapore in 1907, and was constituted a separate Settlement in' 1912.

The Constitution of the Colony consists of Letters Patent, passed under

the Great Seal of the United Kingdom, dated the 17th February, 1911, amended

by (Letters Patent dated the 18th August, 1924, constituting the’ office of

Governor and Commander-in-Chief b¥ the Straits Settlements and their’ Depen-

dencies, and Instructions to the Governor passed under the Royal Sign .Manual

and Signet, dated 18th August, 1924, amended by additional Instructions dated

•23rd February, 1931.

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STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

The Crown Colony of the Straits Settlements dates from 1867. It comprises

the four Settlements of Singapore, Penang, Malacca, and (Labuan, Singapore

including Christmas Island and the Cocos Islands, and Penang including

Province Wellesley and the Bindings.

Malacca was in the 13th century the seat of a Malay Sultanate which

•exercised suzerainty over the Peninsula and had diplomatic relations with

China and Siam. Being situated midway in the iStraits connecting the Pacific

with the Indian Ocean, it was the emporium of trade between East and West

just as Singapore

in 1511 and retainedis to-day.

by them Fortill this

1641 reason,

when ititfellwastotaken by the Portuguese

the Dutch. In 1795, it

■was captured by the British who were at war with the Dutch as allies of

the French Republic, and' reSTOred to the Dutch 'ih 1818- It finally was ex-

changed for Bencoolen in Sumatra, under the terms of the Angld-flDutch treaty

of 1824.'

Penang, the oldest of the British Settlements, was founded as Prince of

Wales’ Island by Captain Fkancis Light in 1786. It was ceded by the Sultan

of Kedah on a perpetual lease for an1 annual payment of $6,000, partly as

a trading'settlement and partly as a base for the English fleet in the Bay , of

Bengal. Province Wellesley was similarly ceded in 1800, for a rent of $4,QOO

i> protect Penang from attack by, land, and the Dindings, by the Chiefs of

Perak, in 1874, for the suppression of piracy.

Singapore was in the 13th and 14th centuries a Malay city of importance

till it was destroyed by the Javanese about 1377.' It then remained waste till

the present Settlement was founded on January 30, 1819, by Sir Stamford

Raffles, then Lieutenant-Governor of Bencoolen, Sumatra. Singapore remain-

ed a dependency of Fort Malborotigb, Bencoolen, till 1823, when it, was placed

directly under the Government of India. The original lease by the 'Sultan of

Johore and the Dato Temenggoj^g,;Chief of Singapore, of the site of a factory,

in 1819, was followed in 1824 by the cession of the Island in perpetuity, this

being accepted by the Dutch in the Anglo-Dutch Treaty of the same year.

In 1805, Penang became an Indian Presidency and in 1807 was granted,

by the Crown, a Charter of Justice, the first Court of JudicatuTe sitting in

1808. In 1826, the three Settlements were; united to form a single Presidency,

with headquarters at Penang. The same year, a second. Charter of Justice

was granted,andestablishing

Singapore Malacca, thethefirst

Court of Judicature

Court of trince

sitting at Penang of Wales’

in 1827. Island,

In 1830, the

Presidency was abolished, the Settlements becoming part of the Presidency of

Bengal. In 1836, the seat of local Government was moved frorp Penang to

Singapore. On April 1, 1867, the Settlements were transferred, on the request

of their inhabitants, from the control of the Government of .India, to that of

the Secretary of State for thq .Colonies, in London. The Cocos Islands were

incorporated in the Settlement of Singapore in 1886, and Ohriftmas Island

in 1889. Labuan, which, had itself been a Crown Colony since 1848, was in-

corporated in the Straits [Settlements and declared part of. the Settlement iof

Singapore in 1907, and was constituted a separate Settlement in • 1912.

The Constitution of the Colony consists of Letters Patent, passed under

the

by Great

(LettersSealPatent

of thedated

UnitedtheKingdom, dated the

18th August, 1924,17thconstituting

February, 1911, amended

the office of

^Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Straits Settlements and their Depen-

dencies, and Instructions to the Governor passed under the Royal Sign Manual

and Signet, dated 18th August, 1924, amended by; additional Instruct ions dated

•23rd February, 1931.

1256 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

The administration of the Colony is in the hands of the Governor, aided

by an Executive Council and a Legislative Council. The Executive Council

consists of six lyiepters'eic-o^'cio,’such other official Members as the Governor

on His MajestyV Instructions, may-appbint, afid unofficial Members not ex-

ceeding three in number. The (Legislative Council consists of thirteen official

Members, excluding the Governor who presides, and thirteen unofficial Mem-

bers, business being transacted under Standing Rules and Orders dated 1st

June, 1925. In the Governor’s absence from the Straits Settlements the officer

performing the duties of Colonial iSecretary becomes his (Deputy.

The Governor, or other Officer for the time being Administering the Gov-

ernments of the Straits Settlements, is His Majesty’s High Commissioner for

the Federated Malay States of Perak, Selangor,, ‘Negri Sembilan, and Pahang,

and the Malay plates. of Johore, Kedahi, Kelantan, Trengganu and - Perils,

which are under./His Majesty’s prptejction, and is empowered to appoint any

person to de hi^ (pepufy. in this Qffice during his pleasure, jand, in the exercise

of such powers ajs ne. may deenj necessary.

The . Gov^rnori of thp IS traits Settlements is also High Commissioner for

the Bornean State of Brunei and British Agent for the Borean States of North

Borneo and Sarawak which, in common with the Malay States in the Malay

Peninsula, are in treaty, relationship with Great Britain.

There is railway‘ communication between Singapore, Penang and all the

principal ports, and towns in the Peninsula, Direct communication by rail

was opened in 1919 with Bangkok, the capital Of Siam. The tbtfns of Singapore

and George Town, Pendug,/continue to extend, and the value of town property

has enormously iherda^d. 'CpiiCurrently, the cost Of living is high. House-

rents both in Singapore and Penang1 have risen gteafly since 1914 and the

/constructional trades continue to be active.

The output of tin in the Federated Malay States, the bulk of which finds

its way to the smelting works in 'the Colony, has largely contributed to the

wealth of the Peninsula.

There has been extenfelve Tplanting of Para rubber, in many cases to the

detriment of other forms'of Agriculture.

DIRECTORY

, COLON I Ap GOVERN ME NT

Governor and Commander-iu-Chief—Sir Cecil Clementi, O.c.m.u.

Aide-de-Camp—R. J. Curtis, m.c.s.

Private Secretary—W. O-.S. Corry, m.c.s.

Office Assistant—W. H. Especkierman

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL

H.E. Sir Cecil Clementi, G.o.M.o., Governor and Commander in-Cliief

H.E. Major General L. G. L. Oldfield,' c.B., c.m.g., n.s.o., The General Officer Command-

Hon. Siring

JohntheScott,

Troopsk.b.e., c.m.g.. Colonial Secretary

Hon.

Hon. Mr.

Mr. P.

W. T.

C. Allen, Resident

Huggard, k.o., Councillor (Penang)(on leave)

Attorney-General

Hon. Mr, J. V. G. Mills (Acting)

Hon.

Hon. Mr.

Mr. A.G. S.Sturrock,

Small, Acting Treasurer

Director of Public Works (on leave)

Major R. L. Nunn, d.s.o. (Acting)

Hon. Mr. A. M. Goodman, Secretary for Chinese Affairs

Hon. Mr A.C, P.H. Robinson

Hon. Mr. G. Clarke, Resident Cbuncillor (Malacca)

Hon. Mr. F. A. Pledger

Hon. Mr. Mohamed Unus bin Abdullah

Clerk of Councils—Mr. C. R. Howitt

STRAiTJS SETTUiMl’N'iS ] 257

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL ,

H.E. Sir Cecil Clemellti; Governor and Co.imnander-in-Clnef

Members of the

acting), the Hon.

Executive Ctluricil,forTheChinese

Hon. the. Elector M.of Education (F.theJ.Hon.

Morten

Director of Medical and Health Services (Dr.,Affairs

the Secretary fl. D.(A.Fitzgerald,

Goodman),

acting), the

the Hon.

the Commissioned of Lands (W. ;S. Ebden, actihg),. the Hon. Mr. 1 H. Fairburn

(Inspector-General of Police (on,leave), HHJ ^e S. Ohraet (actirig) ), the Hon. Mr.

W. E. Pepys

Bagnall, the (AGtixag

Hop. Mr.Superintendenf,

E. Newbold, the Government

Hon. Mr. A. P.’Mohhjpoiies),

Itobiflson (ohtheleave),

Hon.theMr.Hon.J.

Mr. Tan Cheng Ldcfc, the Hori. Mr. Mohamed Unus bin Abdullah, the Hon. Mr. H.

E. Nixon, the Hon. Mr. P. Simpson, the Hon. Dr. N. L. Clarke, the Hon. Mr. Wee

Swee

Mr. W.Teo, the Hon.

A-'Fell, Hon. Mr. E. A.Cheung

Mr. him Pledger,Ean.

the Hon./ Mr. H. H. Abdoolcader, the Hon.

G'OVEkNMENT DEPARTMENTS

Audit Office—idgapbre C hin ess Secreta piAT—Singapore

Auditor (Kuala Lumpur,- ;S.S.' and i Secretary for Chinese Affairs—Hon.

, Mr. A. M.forGoodman

'FtMiS’r)—G.' (P. Bradney, b.x.

' Se'nior AssM. Auditor fSingapol'e) n)Assist,’jloecy. W. M. Gat fieldChinese Affairs—Mr.

—A., F. Mathe.vysj a.A, ..protector

Assist. Aud(ito-i]s-;H. T, Hedley, a.

s.a.a., , G.f .G. .'Roberts,’ W. ' D.. (acting)1 of."Chinese—J. A. Black

;Charltpn’ ’iTSingapote),' ' ^: 'E'. . Assist, P-rothctor of Chinese—E.

I). Fleming

Paiddo'h, a.c.a. (Penang) and'M. 2nd Assist. Protector of Chinese—

R. B. de' RoJra (Malacca) ; , E. C. Sadkins (adting)

Chief Clerk- Mhhd. Arshad b. Lady Assist, Protectpr of Chinese

Haji Omar -Mrs. M. Winter.

Chief Clerk—iLim Cho Meng

Attorney-Genehal’s. Dppf.—S^ngapope ; C.A.S.C.A.—Sng Choon Yee

;,A,jjff)me!y-.Genera] — AY- C. Hug- Jajfahese Interpreter—K. Kiriu

■ gar^,.; R.q. ,, (on ' leave) Aste*ist. Inspector — Lee Thuani

Khek

Attorney-Gepefpl—J.Mills ; Boarding Officer—R. R, Rangel

, .Solicitoy-Geneffi!—.J.

, fapting) / b ,' V.' ' G.. Mills, Assist.^ do. —Tan Hock Kee

J. H. Basseit (fi^tirig^''.'

, Deputy,Puhlio, Erdsecntpf,

j-P/ A.'M’cElwaine, k.o. B|hgapore ’Colonial Treasury—Sihgapore

Deputy Public ProRecutdr, Penang— Tre'asiirhr, Collector of Stamp

>,' .Asiyist,

J. Hi "to

Bassett (acting) Duties and Accounltant-General

—Hon. Mr. M. Bi Shelley

Moor

AttOrtiey-General — R. Hon. Mr. A.! S. Small (acting)

Office A^sistantMLep Kivee Siew Acting Deputy Treasurer — R.

Ingham

Stamp and Probate Officer - G. T.

Botanical G limEXs - Singapoi-e' ■ Peall

. Director— E. E. Holttnm, m.a., e.l.s. Treasury Branch

Assist. Director—E: J. H. Corner, m.a. . Currency Officer—J. W. R. Bloom

Chief Cashier—A. Pillay

Curator of Herbarium—M.

derson, F.L.S. - R. Hen- Stamp Office

Assist. Botanist—C. —X. F.Furtado, Clerk-in-Charge—iS. H. Bateman

b.a

Assistant Branch

(WaterfallCurators Flippance

-Gardens. Penang),*i; G. Assist. Acpountap-'t’-’-dLow Leng

Cjhuan

A. Best(Rotanic Garden, Singapore), -Secretary, Widows’ and Orphans’

J. Lennon

Field (Parks) Penang

Assistant—Abdul Katlir. . Pensions—-Ohim Khye Liang

1258 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

Departmc a ! of Statistics, . S.S. & . Out ram Road School

F.M.S. — Singapore; Teleph. 63©9; Headmaster—A. M. Firisley

Cable Ad : Statistics

Registrar-General of Statistics, Pearl’s Hill School

Headmiistress—Mrs. M. W. Pater-

S.S.

M.C.S.. F.R.S. 1 - Radin Mas English School

Assist. Registrar: of Statistics, Headmistress—Miss R. M. Ener-

S.S. and F.M.S.—E. J. Phillips son

Asst. Registrar of Imports & Ex- Raffles Girls’ School

ports—-J. A. L. Simmons Principal—Miss D. M. Buckle

District Court, Civil—Singapore Raffles Institution

District Judge—B. F. Bridge Principal--D. W. McLeod

Actg. Assist. iDist. Judge—A. C. Senior Assistants—A. F. Hunter,

Actg. Assist. iDist. Judge:—L. R. b.sc., F. T. lLaidlaw, m.a., J. Mc-

F. Earl ~ Gonigley, b.com., P. F. Hoi-

Chief Clerk—Mohd. Saleh bin weft, G. L. Bayliss and R. A.

Ismail . (jtpodchild

Chief Bailiff—A. de Costa Rangoon Road School

District axd Police Coxtrts—Singa- Reformatory Hradmasrtei---C. A. Scott

pore School

District Judge. First Magistrate Superintendent—F. C. Johnson

and Senior Marriage Registrar Assist, do. —P. H. Fernandez

—C. Wilson, m.c.s. Teluk Kurau Englisih School

2nd Magistrate and Marriage Re- Headmaster—E. R. Davis

gistrar—A. W. Hay, m.c.s.

3rd Magistrate — A. C. Boyd, Serangoon ;

English School

Headmaster—Miss M. D. Gibbs

M.c.s. Victoria Bridge School

4th Magistrate—E. C... G. Barrett, Headmaster—R. E. Smith, b.a.,

M.C.S (M. B. Brockwell, acting)

Chief Clerk—Chan Joo CJhua

Education Department—Singapore^ Government Analyst’s Department—

Director of Education, S.S. and I Sepoy Lines, Singapore

F. M.S.—i-Yacant (F. J. Morten, ~Govt. Analyst, S.S and Assist.

iSupt. Govt. Monopolies—J. C.

M.c.s., acting) Cowap, b.sc., r.i.e.

Assist. Director of Education for Acting Deputy Government

Chinese Schools—Y. W. W. S. Analyst, Penang—A. C. Brooks,

Purcell, m.£.s. A.R.O.S.,Assist.

A.I.C.'Government Analyst

Personal Assistant to Director < f Senior

Education—J. M. Dorai Raj —M. Jamieson, b.sc., a.r.c.3..

Chief Clerk- V. A arayanasamy

Inspect,$1’.. of; Schools, Straits Set- Assistant Govt. Analyst-r-C. L.

demente gnd LaWan — C. G. Southall, b.sc., a.i.c., F. H.

Coleman Geake, m.sc,,

Burtt, m.sc., f.i.c.

a.i.c’. and A. W.

Assist. Inspector—F. C. Bar- Laboratory Assistants—Tan Soon

raclough Tee, Chow Weng Sing, Pwee

Chief Clerk to Inslpebtcr of Sye Cheow, Tang Chwee Hoe

iSchools—Gan Eng Thiam and Sng Seng Heng

Malay Assist. Inspectors of Laboratory Assistant, Penang—R.

Malay Asst. Inspectors pf Schools L. Dawson

Straits 'Settlements and Lab nan

—ChenEnglish

Geylang A. Hamis,

Schoolbin H. Abdul Government Monopolies, Opium, Li-

Headmaster—M.

M. Waddell, acting) B. Brockwell (A. quors and Tobacco 7— Singapore,

McNair Road English School Cable Ad : “Monopoly ’

Supdt. S.S.—G. E. Cator

Headmistress — Mrs. E.

(Miss E. M. Ramsay, acting) Mc'Nish Assist. iSupdts., iSingpore—J. J.

Warren, J. G. O’Reilly

STEAITiS SETTLEMENTS 12.59,

Assist. Supdts., Penang—S, G. II Chief Clerk, Shipping Office—E.

Leyih H. Yalberg

Chief Accountant—W. C. Hodges, Petroleum Inspector—T. E. Mon-

a.cva. ;• teiro

Senior Assist. Acct., Singapore— Inspector of Craft—F. M. Desker

L. Cox. a.sA.a. Assist, do. Native , Craft—J. E.

Senior Assist. Acct., Penang—N. Manen

Lightkefepers—A. Gomes, W. Flet-

M. 'Kennedy', a.c.a. cher, A. Monteii’d, W. Cunico,

Head of Prevsentive Service—P. ‘Ei Neubrbnoer .and A, de Cotta

H. Elkins (Acting)

Signal Sergeants—C. T. Anderton

Inihan Immigration IDe;pt.—Labour and F. J. de Cruz

Office: Singapore Board of Examiners for Masters’

Assist. Controlier-j -T. T.. N. and Mates’ .Certificates —The

I l fan fly Master Attendant, S.S., the

Inspei;^! A. Eaig Deputy Afast^r Aftendaht, De-

’ Ohief Clerk—K. Chelyadurai out.v Hegist iar of , Shipping

Commander flovernmeni 'Steam

. Boardi ng Officer- ■ lYkchf ‘-.Sea Be!!.- IV’ and Capt.

J. C. MacLeod

Land Office—Singapore

Commissioner of Lands-W. S. Marine ..Magistrates’ ’ CouRfr—Singa-

Ebden

Deputy Colleetor of Land Revenue pore Mdgistrates^Capt; G. H. Frey-

—L. P. de Souza berg, o.b.e. , R.n. , Commander

Malay States—High Commissioner’s ■ C..: C. Dix, C.M.G., D.'S.O' , R.N.

Office : iSingapore ('retired)., Comdr. J. T. B.

High Commissioner — Sir Cecil Ntii iey. r.n. (.retired)

Clementi, g.c.m.g. Court Usher—B.; G. Sahai

: Secretary to High Commissioner— AIedical Department, S.S.,

E. E. F. Pretty, m.c.s. (Actg.) iSingapore: General—

Assist. Secretary to the High Principal Civil Aledicgl Officer,

. Commissioner—H. G. Turner 1S.1S.—(Vacant)

Chief Clerk—S. G. Arudpragasam , Accountant, Medical Department,

Clerk, Class L—S. R Marutha- S.S.-E. A. Joy, ,a.c.a.

muthu

Marine Department—Singapore College of Medicine-

Master Attendant, S.#., and-Ship- Principal—G- V. Alien, m.d.

ping-Master, Conservator of the Professor

Kay-Mouat, of m.b.,

Physiology—J.

ch.b., d.ph. R.

Port, Receiver of Wrecks, etc.-- Professor of Medicine—R. B.

Capt. G. H. Freyberg, o.b.e., Hawes, m.R.c.p.

R.n. (retired) : Professor of Midwifery—J. S.

Deputy Master Attendant—Com- English, m.d.

mander 0. C. Dix, :>C.M.G., Professor of Anatomy—J. G. Har-

D.sm., r.n. (retired) rower, m.b., . ch.b., d.sc.

Engineer—E. J. Skading Professor : of Surgery—K. Blacfc,

Assist. Engineer—W. A. Muller F.R.C.S.

Senior Boarding and Emigration Professor of Bacteriology—W. A.

Officer—J. C, MacLeod, f.r.g.s. Young, M.L.

Boarding Officers—0. R. Wise- Professor of Bip-Chemistry—J.

man, J. E. McDonnell, J. A. L. Rosedale, ph.d., p.sc.

Quental, C. H. Armstrong, D. Professor of Clinical $urgery—B.

Lazaroo and J. Sandosham M. Johns, f.r.c.s.

Deputy Register of Shipping ■ and Professor of Biology—B. A. R.

Time-Ball Observer — Lieut.- Gater, m.a., Dip. Agric.

Oomdr. J. C. Derrick, r.n.r. Professor of Dental 'Surgery—E.

Financial Clerk—Lim Ah Kwee K. Tratman, k.d.s.

Correspondence Clerk—L. Joseph Janitor—J. A. Spencer

STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

Assistant in Ehysxqlogy—K. 0. Ahaesthefikt—E. B. Murrell, m.\.,

Ghosh, l.m.s. M.R.C.S., p.R.C.P., B.CHIR.

Assistant in Bio-Gheniistryi^C. J. Medical Officers—H. tV. Furai-

Oliveiro, l.m.s yaE, m.b., b.s., S. Winstedt, m.b.,

Assistant in Pathology—T. Bdla- ch.b., E. D. Lindow, m.r.c.s.,

singham, l.m.s. L.

Assistant in Anatomy—R. . C. m.b b.s., J. C, Carson, m.b.,

Oehlers, l.m.s.

Assistant ii3 Bacteriology—N. IT. CH.B.,m , J. M. 4- iowson, M.B.,

Sen, m.b., b.s. CH.B. ;. .

Assistant in Biology—A. A. S’an- Medical Officers—W. G. Evans,

dosham, i.m.s. M.

Pathological Branch— H. iStrahan, mb., ch.b., d.p.h.

Government Pathologist—J. C. D. R. MacPerson, m.b., ch.b.,

Tull, M.D., C.M., M.K.C.P. b.sc., F. O’Driscoll, m.b., b.ch.,

Bacteriologist—H. O. Hopkins, b.a.o., E. W. Martindell, M.a.c.

M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. s., l.R.c.p., E. M. Weir, m.b.,

Assistant Pathologists—C-' Subra- b.

m any am, l.m.s., Tham Ting ch.b., P. J. O’Shaughnessy, M.b.,

Khow. l.m.s. ch.b., R. D. Gross, m.r.c.s., l.r.

Health Branch— c.

Chief Health Officer-i-E. R. lay- M/d., d.ph,

ers M.D., D.PH. Senior Deputy Medical Officer—V.

Health Officer, Quarantine—N. G. H. Norrisy l.m.s. i

Cooper, m.d., c.m. Deputy Medical Officers—K. C.

Lady Health Officer, Schools—0. Sinha, l.m.s. ^Calcutta), E. W.

H. Duke, m.b. , d.ph. Do Cruz, L.M.S. :

Health Officer. Rural—R. G. Assistant Medical Officers—Lau

Spink, m.b., d.ph. Peck Hiong, l.m.s., N. Rasiah,

Health Officer, Port—W. D’cruz, l.m.s., P. E. Pereira, l.m.S;, W.

L. M.S. A. Balhetchet, l.m.s., G. Hart-

Deputy Health Officer, Rural—P. dhs, l.m.s., K. Vellasamy, l.m.s.,

C. Fernandez, l.m.s. R. ApparajoovL-M-s-, S. W. Pon-

Assistant Health Officer, Schools nappah, l.m.s., B. J. Ess, l.m.s.,

—S. Sinnadorai, l.m.s. L.

Assistant Health Officer, Port—S. Hannah Tan, l.m.s., C. E.

Rasanayagam, l.M.s. Smith, l.m.s., G. Ramalingam,

Health Sisters—I. M. M. Sim- l.m.s., A. M. A. Jenkins, l.m.s.

mons, J. S. MacTavish : Assistant Medical Officers — Lee

Chief Sanitary Inspector—H.' S. Keng Spon, l.m.s., l.m., Abdul

Hopkins ■Samat B. H. Pagak, l.m.s,, Au

Lady (Superintendent, Quarantine Kee Hock, l.m.s., Ou Kok Boo,

Station—G. D. Frost l.m.s., B. H, Sheares l.m.s.,

Social Hygiene Brandh— : ' v E. S. Monteiro, L.M.S., It.

, G. Gunatilaka, l.m.s., Benjamin

Chief Medical Officer—R. W.. C. Chew, l.m.s., S. L. Oehlers, l.m.

Kelly, m.r.c.s:, l.R.c.p. s., Chee Chin Hai, m.b., b.s.

Medical Officer—R. Shelley, m.r. (Hongkong), R. T. Morrow, l.r.

C.S., L.R.C.P., M.B., B.S. c.p. & s., l.r.f.p. & s., Chua

Assistant Medical Officers—Tan Chow Teck, l.r.c.p. &> s., l.r.f.p.

Eng Han, l.m.s., S. D. Gunati- & s.., B. R. iSreenivasan, L.M.S.,

laka, l.m.s., Ooi iKeng (Lok, l.m. M. Doraisingham, l.m.s.

s., S. Kanagalingam, l.R.c.p, & Secretary, General Hospital—H.

S., L.R.F.P. & s. L. Hosking

Hospitals & Dispensaries—

Chief Medical Officer—J. Gray, Dispensing Chemist—T. Roebuck

M. D. ■Dental Officer—J. M. Coutts

Senior • 'Surgeon—C.: J. Smith, Dental Mechanic—G. H. Stephens

F.R.C.S. Matron, General Hospital — R.

Radiologist—J. S; Webster, d.m. Fenoulhet I.—M. A. S. Law

R.E. Matron,-Glass

STRAIT* SETTLEMENTS IjJGI.

Matrons* Class, II.—rG, , D. Treyor- Assistant Medical Officers

Letchmanasamy, l.m.s., J. V. — It.

Smith, K. M’. Hill, A. Jpnes

Maternity. Hqspital, Krandnng Ee?1- Karunaratne, l.m.s., . Gofi Kok

iKee, l.m.s., d.p:h:, S. V. Murthy,

bau— l.m.s., J. E. Seevaratnam, L.M.S.,

Assistant Medical Officer—A- M.

DyCotta, M.E.C.S., L.R.C.P. R. ;K. Ponniah, L.M.fe., Chong

Tat Seong, l.m.s., Tan Hor Kee,

L. R.C.P. & S., L.R.F.P. L.M.s.,;(Ni& S.,H. L.M.

Perera,; l.m.s., A.

Matron; Class II.—M. Gar row Somasundram, l.m.s.

Mental Hospital- Matron, Class I.—C. Reid

Medical Superintendent—E. 11. Matron, Class II.—V. Wallis

Stdnte, M.B., B.CH., JI.E'cls., L.R. Maternity

C,E. ■ r .. , , j Hospital-

Matron, Class II.—E. M. Howes-

Assistant Medical Superintendent Roberts

'—(Vacant) Leper Slettlement, Pulau ‘ Jerejak—

iD^pilty Medical Officer—G. B. Lei- Deputy Medical Officer—K. V.

cester, L.M.S. Veerdsingham, l.m.s.

Assistant Medical Officer — Lee Assistant Medical Officer — Lye

Kelt Soon, l.m.s. Hpng Cheong, l.m.s.

Mata’ob, tTass I.—H. F. Priestley Lay Superintendent—;H,r Gilmour

Penang: General— ;

OhiSf Medical Officer—W. M. Malacca ; General— .

Chief Medical Officer—R. B. Mac-

Chambers, m.d. Gregor, m.b., ,ch.b.

Pathotogical Branch—

Patfiologist—J. A. Cowan, m.b., PathologicalNDejiuty

Branch—

Pathologist—J. R. Jacob,

, B.S. . L.

' Assistant Pathologist—L. S. Da Health Branch-

Silva, l.m.s. Health Officer—R. F. Pinson,

Health Branch- M. Health Officer — D. C.

Senior Health Officer—J. W. Deputy

Seharff, m.b., ch.b., d.ph. Richards, l.m.s.

Health Assistant Health Officer—W. A.

d.hp. OfficerL-J. Portelly, m.d., Nicholas, l.m.s.

Senior Dtputy Health Officer—P. HealthHygiene

Sister—A. McNeill

- ''Mi Mehta, l.m.s. Social Branch—

Deputy Health Officer—H. 11. Sa- Assistant Medical Officer —■ iS.

ravanamuthu, l.M.^j Thanibipillai, l.m.s.

i Assist tot, ■ Health Officer—S. Vai- Hospitals & Dispensaries—

thilingam, l.r.C.p. ;& s., l.r.f.p. Medical Officer—A. E. Connan,

& s. M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., D.P.H.

Health Sister—E. W. Daryille Senior Deputy Medical Officer—A.

Chief . Sanitary Inspector—J. S. C. iDutta, l.m.s. (Calcutta)

de Villiers Assistant Medical Officers—F. X.

, >. Lay Superintendent—E. O’Sulli- Oliveiro, l.r.C.p. & s., l.r.f.p. &

van s., C. Arumugam, l.m.s., Chong

Penang: Social Hygiene Branch- Sion'g Joon, l.m.s.

Assistant Medical Officer—V. K. Labuan— Medical Officer—G. H. Swapp,

Thambipillai, l.m.s. Hospitals & M.B., CH.B.

DispensariesW. Adams, f.r.c.s.

Surgeon—J.

Medical Officers—E. V. Lupprian, Medical Department—Singapore

M. R.c.s., l.r.C.p., PrincipalIt.CivilWalking-

Medical Officer

sfiaW, MB., B.CH., M.C., W. L. Accountant, Med. Dept.—E. A.

Blafiemore, m.b., ch.b., m.r.c.s., Joy

l.L.c.p., A. H. Lowther, m.b., Secy., Genl. Hospital—H. L. Hos-

ch-b., G. Q. Chance, m.b., b.ch. king

iDeputy Medical Officers — II Financial Assist.—Eaong Ohin

Mehta, l.m.s.,, S. Mohamed Ba- Eng

boo, L.M.S. Chief 'Clerk—Yeo Koon Guan

1262 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

.Chief Medical Officer—J. Gray, Assist. Med. Officer—A. M. Jen-

M.D. kins

Chief health Officer^—F. R. Say- Venereal Disease Clinic — North

ers, M.A., D.PH. Canal Road

Pen t Health Officer - ,T. H./iStra- Lady Assist. Medical Officer—S.

>i Imu . T 1). Gunatilaka 1 ’

• Rtfrefl- Health Officer—R, G. Spink Veneral Assisi.

Disease Clinic—Sago iBtreet

Med. Officer—Tan "Eng

C.M.O. Socihl Hygiene, S.—R. W. Han

C. Kelly Out-Door Dispensary — Bencoolen

Medical Officer--W. G. Evans Street

Goy,eminent Analyst—J. C. Cowap Assist. Med, Officer^?. E. Pereira

Assist:' Govt. Analysts--M. Jamie- Out-Door Dispensary—^t. Timah

son, A., CL Brooks, S. L. South- Assist. Medical Officer—Ooi Keng

a^i' and- F, H. Geake Lok

General Hospital—Sepoy Lines

Medical Officers—-E. B. Murrell, Out-Door Road

Dispensary — Joe Chiat

G, Q. Ohrinee,

; H. B. C. Wallace, Assist. Medical Officer—Benjamin

W‘. J. E. Phillipfe, R. Walking- Chew

shaw, J. A. P. Cameron and H. Out-Dpor Dispensaryr+rTanjQng Pa-

W. Furnivall gar fljimd

Physician—V. H. Norris Assist.

an Aledical Officer—Png Leong

Assist, Medical Officers—W. A. .. ‘S - A f .

Balhetchet, C: E. Smith, S. W.

Ponnappah, B. J. Eso, Chong 0ut-lD6or Dispensary—Paya Debar

Siong Joon, B. H. (Sheares and Police Depot.—Thompson Kok

Assist. Med. Officer—On

Road

Boo

— E.! S. Monteiro Assist. Medical Officer—N. Rasiyh

Matron--Miss R. Fenoulhet Mental Hospital—Trafalgar

Assist. Matron—M. A, ,S. Law MedicaJ Supt-—E- R. Stone

Matron, Class ll—G. ID. Trevor- Assist- Medical

do. i , —D. Russell B. Lei-

Si tilth Assist. Officers—G.

Tan Tock Seng’s Hospital—Mbul- cester and Lee Kek Soon

mein Road Matron—H. F. Priestley (acting)

Medical Officer—J. M. A. Lowson Maternity Hospital—-Sepoy Lines

Depy. do. —E. W. de Cruz Matron—R. Fenoulhet

Assist. Medical Officers—R. Appa- Lady Assist. Medical Officer—R.

nvjoo, ’G. Haridas, G. Rama- :G. Gunatilaka l:

1 ingam, S. Kanagalingam, S. L. Free. Maternity Hospital—K. Ker-

Oehlers. C. H. Ohee and Abdul ba‘h

Sainat bin Haji Pagak Matron—Misi M. M. 1 Pickup (act-

Mattdii1-^.' Monk (actihg) in.g) . Obstetrician—A.

. , Assist. ' n'! 1 M. " , Dr

Prison Hospital—Pearl’s Hill Cotta

In-charge—IT. W. Furnivall

Assist. Med. Officer—Tham Ying ■ Cbnvalesant Home —Labrador

Matron—Miss K. M. Hill

Khow

Govt. Dispensary Kandang Kerbau 'Quarantine land

Station—St. John Is-

Lady Medical Officer—N. N. Low- N7 G. Cbofier ' I.

ther . c:.]/

Lady, Assist. Medical Officer—H. Port Health Office'

Sr.- Depy. Health Officer W. O’

Tan :

Deputy Dedieal Office—K. C. Sin- ‘r D(‘])ui.y Ilealfli4 mOfficer—P.'siomajUta C. Fer-

' ha! nandez " '

Assist. Medical Officer—A. K. Ra Assist. Health Officers—S. Sinna-

machandra dorai and S. Rasanayagam

Out-iDoor Dispensary—North Canal Lady Health Officer, Schools—C.

’ Road H. Duke

.STRAITS SRTTLEMElNTS

Medical College Assist. Supts.—K. W. H. Austin,

Principal—Dr, G. V. Alien, m.d. I, O. MacMillan (on leave), B.

Prof, of Physiology—J. R. Kay- F. Oakeshott, 0$. G. E. Baug-

Mouat han, R, E. Mallard, J. E. iS,

Do. Anatomy—J. G. nar- Alexander, D. Hillary, O. H-

rower Nicoj (on leave), ; E. Tongue,

Do. Medicine—R. B. Hawes A. O. Cunnyngham^Per^riau, R.

Do. Clinical Surg.—B. il. E. Hope-Falkner, S. R. Frank-

Johns lin (on leave), E. Caldwell and

Do. Surgery—K. Black G. M. J. Kirke (on leave)

Do. Midwifery—J. S. Eng- Police Piobatidnefs—R, C. B.

lish Wi Ushire, N. G. Morris, H. B.

Do. Bio-chemistry — J. (L. Syrn, W. J. Parks1 (seconded to

Rose dale Johore), I. H. M. Mbcredy, D.

Do. Biology—B. A. R. Gater K. Broadhur^t, F. A. York

Do. Bacteriology W. A. ‘ (iStudying in China), E. C.

Young Ball. A. R. Anderson, E. A. G.

Do. Dental . Surg’y.—E. !K. Blades, H. Gerhold (Studying

Tratman in China), J. G. H. Brett

Assist, in Pathologyj-rT.

ham Balasing- (seconded to S.H.Bd,), A.. F.

Do. Physiology — K. C. Gowan')(Studying Uh China), F.

Ghosh I. Tremletib '(Studying ini China)

Do. Anatomy—R., C. Oehlsrs Chief Inspectors — T. E. Murphy

Do. Biochemistry — C. J. (seconded to Brunei), A. F.

Oliveiro Sheedy, D. Kenny, F’. E. Minns

Do. Bacteriology—N. K. Sen (Bandmaster), J. G. Barrett, A.

Do. Biology---A. A. Sando- V. Cookie, C. Dyas, F. G. King

sham 1 nspeotors—W. G. Porter (on

Pathologist—J. C. Tull leave), L. ■Rostock, R. J.

Bacteriologist—H. O. Hopkins

Assist, do. —C. Subramangam Stewart (oini leave), G. L. Div-

General Hospital ingstone, C. Smith (on leave),

Senior Surgeon—Q. J. Smith, F.R. K. L. Johnson, J. J. Higgins,

C.S. . R. Higgins (on leave), R. H.

Radiologist—J. S. Webster Yorke (on leave), H. J. Spinks

Tutor for Dressers J. M. A. (on leave), C. F. Sullivan, W.

Lowsoni Martini (on leave), E. C. Smith,

A. W. Mathews, H. Meeten, T.

Official Censor of Cinematograph F. Brown, B. Scott (on leave),

Films—‘2nd Floor. Maxwell Road, F. Fafrquh arson, D. W. Dale,

Singapore; Teleph. 5221 E, X. Smith, D. R. Cowie, H.

Official Censor of . Cinematograph E. Poulain, T. E. Wray, E.

Films, S.S.—Capt. T. M. Hussey Moule, T. W. A, Huggins, W.

F.M.S. and Jcbore G. Trewin, H. Gray, H. Astin,

Assistant Censor—A. F. Hunter A. McLennan (om> leave), J. E.

Police Department—Singapore Jeans (on. leave), A. R. McEwan

Inspector-General of Police,. S.S. (On leave), A. MaciMillan (on

—Hon. Mr. H. Fairbum (on leave), F. G. Minns (on leave),

leave), R. H. Onraet (acting) C. J. R. Bembroke, (on leave),

Chief Clerk to I.G.P.—D; S,un- J. L. J. Haxworth (on leave),

derum J. A. Ewans (on leave), A. D.

Chief Police Officer, Singapore— Reddick (on leave), A. H. Hunt

Y. G. Savi (on leave), J. Tolmie, B. Lewis

Director of Criminal Intelligence (on leave), P. S. Gordon (on

—A. H. Dickinson . leave), S. Dodds, D. W. Mac-

Commandant, Police Depot — B. intosh, J. C. Mathewson, W. G.

W. Allen Alexander, E. Sharp, J. D.

Soperintendent—X. A. M. Griffin Nicholson, F. J. Patton, H. C-

(seconded, to F.M.S.) Ballard and D. E. 'Nickels

1264 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

;

Ptobavidnary luspectb.tis—W. ' R. T. AAVight

M. Haiwbrth, M. tidyk,' T. H. A. Adcock

Alle^,i T. M. Smell ic. G: D. A. AA-r. Duggan

1 ■HuH fcer-‘Gr{ly/C.• A. Haines, IF. E. Humphries^ '

A. A; N. Rod-way, 0. ’R. AVood, J-. Boitom

W/ Gv L0We;, A. 1. A. Make, AY. Aloun: ford •;

H. C. MA’ekeilzie; A. E. Pope- .1. G. Praft

joy, ■ J. W. CliilEvn, T. C. AY. Lindsay ■'

G roves, L.-R.,Trylin ■ add'E. H. C. Banning

F. F. Shepherd

E.>'GobdeMp ' W: E: Jenkins 1

Aimoui^—W. Reakey V. A. Harwood

Criminal ,Edeliigenipe

Cpnfidefuitial pierki-B.; Pep-artipent

Blackshaw AY. G. Clout

t [ ( Eixjf, i,n,6pe{itors—Balwaijrt Singh P. C. Russell

'^(dn leave) a/iid Prithyi. Ohs,and G. 'Carter

, Asiatic Inspectors—"VYong Chin '-C.F. J.E. Fuller

Po-cfcfiev

\ ’

Aokj ( Tuck. B. Ma and R. V. E. J. Venables

VelUi i ;,

Ofiicia,!, Oppor • ('apt. T. Al . Hus- - W. Critchlo# '

H. E- S'ierpV- ?feA

. : Einapoial

Sjey n bfi Officei’-

Ij > . . I). I \V.

ifx .Evans

r >») _ ! J. iS. AlcCall

. Assist, j. do.i, —K. P. Afeijon - B. Seymour. J

A. H. Burohell

A. T. Harris

Post Office, . General — Singapore; II. J. Shepherd

Te.i'epbs. j 5461-2-3-4-5 A. K. Reade '

/ Controller of Posts and: Tele- G.J. A.J. DrabwelF

Merrifield

|graph^--H. J. Harris

Supts.—W. Gilliam., L. Isaacs,, A. A. Spurgeon ' :

AY. PeVry, B. Neyliand. F. C. ■A.O. If.E. Squire

Pickering

Baycoiflhe arid \V. G. Gri&tihs G. E. Hopkins

En^nefej—H. E. Cornish

: J. Prescott

*T TZ&oineer WiteJkss.^ H. E. Baguley

Wirdless' Stati on—■ S rngapo J L rp S. -Cork

’'Engineer Operator - - J. AY. Alac- ; S. C. Smith

T< Jtaaw i: InB • 1

■' .' ' ■ - M. Hunt

R. L, Lidstone

pRiirrijiG Office, Government (Office P. Murphy

of'Settlements Government 0: J. S. Macdonald

(|fefci5^g)ri-Singapofe r .' W SavVyer

; Superintendent—AA . T. Cherry J. O’Regan

^is-t As'g'istarit—V. C. '.jG. Gafrell 1). Thbmppoii

.Extba, jlst Assistant—J. S. Xichods F. Twrissell

Machine Room , E. J„ Goldsmith

Supprvisor--F. Vine E; S.;Steveris

2nd Assistant—F. C. Pereira C. P, Constable

F. M. Rove

C. R. j! Ayre?

Prison DeparFmenI—Singapore A. V. Metcalf

Inhpoctdr rif Prisons, S.S.., F.AI.S. T. H. Hillborn

G C-Gspt. O. L. Haricbck, o.b.e. T. W. Morrison

Strri. if. At: PrisOdV—Capt,'H. F. AY, J, .Smith

-. // ICiU-han ' ■ > ■; :

Temporary Warders Y

Gaolrrs-->J. C. : Howell, A: G. J. AY. IT. Clarke

Smith.rind • J. Taylbr C. Short

European Warders J. A. Si Taylor

W.1: AY. Marsh L. J. Roberts

RiS. Wright-

A. Page Penang

Gaoler—CE E. Rewis

STRAITS SETTLEMENTS' 12C5

Kui'ispcaa Warders , . Assist, : Engineers—T. M., Iniling,

B. Nktel Lee., a,m,inbt. c.e.,. assoc, m.

I-NST. OY.E.,oA. G; Cooked B.E.,

F.A., A.R- Bluridtell

Page . . j assoc, m-.i-nst, c.e. and A.

S. II. Roberts Inglis, :ASSO.O. m.inst. c.e

W. Seel . J-.i /

W. A. Martin j Aerodrome ;n. - : !

W. Mifeheil , : Resident Engineer.—R.- St. G.

Caulfield,

Malacca. ;i !/ Assistant Engineers—E. AV Hous-

Gaoler—N. T. King ton, b..sc.,. and E; T. E. Elbury,

1 b.sc.

Public « Works Department.—Singa- Electrical Branch

pore Eloctr. Epgr.—G, H. No Reay,

A dm imiistration A.M.I.E.E.

Director of Public Works, S.S. Assist. Electrical Engr.—A. O.

and Adviser, Malay States— Thomas

Hon. Mr. G. S'turroek, m.inst. Medical Department—Singapore

c.e. Registrar-General of Births &

Secretary to Director-Adviser—T. Deaths (Straits 'Settlements)—

M. Kirkwood, b.a. (Cantab.) F. R. Sayers, m.d., d.ph.

Deputy Director—Major R, L. i ; Ch/efx IJealth Officer, Singapore

Nunn, D.3.O., m.inst.c.*{ \ \{ r'!

Executive Engineer (Headquar- Registrar or Deeds’ Office—.Singa-

ters')—Lt.-Col. L. C. Chasey, pore

M.C. : . Registrar of .Deed-s—W. S, Ebden

.Ai'chitectural Division . : Deputy do. ..—11. D. Klass

Government A HHitect — E. 1).

Ward, F.R.I.B.A., M.R.SAN.I.

Assistant' Arefritie' 1 ete — W. ' *E. SAViNqs Bank (S..S. Goyr.)—Singa-

" "/Gl^by, X.Ri t.B: a., . R. G'. Vergotte, pore. , Gontr.n.' ler , Rosts ^ aqd Teiegrgphs

A.R.i.a.A:, 'Af.' A¥. Padgett,' E; % 11. B.J. NeylanKl

Harris

Polglase iiiid C. H. SHort. SupL—

^AiR.j..^.A.:V''.^1 •• Assist. Supt.—iLee Tian Yew

,Reilit’qreeA'

' J. S. ’ElliotDpo'’ crpte 'I Dra ftsmau -. SupremeCourt’—Singapore

Central .Ddvision Chief .JusitjpyrT-^ir, James William

.Senior Executive' (Engiiiieer' (Cen- Murison, k.c., kt.b.

k. ev. e, ■ (feting) j ..... Pui.vie. Judges—W. A. V. Whitley

did A. .KetdoB’eekdtt Terrell ,

.Executive Engijipjey—F, K.. Sea- Private Secretary to Chief Justiee'

rancke,. S,a,i,, . , • , : —J. M. Rappa

.Assist.

a. . lyngioe^rs—E. m. B. Niabest,.Inst.• c.-E'Private

.-W. Sacretary:

, IL L.PiyanageD/ Tucket,to Puisne Judge

b. Sv.,' n.A/M.mse.ic. P'rivat:;- 'Secy, T.to ;S.Pui»ne

and ,f ludge-—

W. .\ rnan. b.sc: A. T. Femandx'z

Sitpfi; o f sS i Ores an d :Fu»mt?»re— Registrar—AY. A. Noe!'• Davies -n

F. AV. Couch

Sppt. ofr Alachinery — R., Aivstin. Deputy- Registrar ■ ami "Sheriff—

ASSOC. M. INST. M.E. .Lira Koon Teck >

Inspector—Nio Swee Hock sd-; Deputy! IRegistrar^sfY' •F.i.J.r Ess- • .

Rairal: and Mjari'flfe;(Ddvision.' Chief Clerk and Commissioner of

Senior Exec-otive , Engr.-r-H, .O. ':,B,atten-Tan.,Ong.. Leng, .

Plunkett, m.inst.c.e. (acting)

Executive Engineer (Rural-)—XK. SurvbyoF-GkneRal Singapore; Teleph. 3209

of Ships Office—

NankivpD,.! b.sci, /\,m. inst. c.e. ,..Surveypr-General

hmt (aci-ing) ,

Executive.,(Engineer)

f

(Telok

.j '■

Ayer). Chief Examiner of.of Ships ;;and

EngipeerEj,

—R. H.. Steed,- assoc, m.in.sit. i. Machinery, , and CJiief Inspector of

c. e. (acting) -.A.M.UN.A., :

. A.M,S.S. — G. Heron,

I.MECH.E.

12«6 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS—SINGAPORE

Surveyors of Ships, Examiners of Veterinary Dept. —^ Principal Veter-

Engineers and Inspectors of Ma- inary Office (Malaya), Singapore

chinery, S.S.—H. iSmith, A. C. Capt. F. J. Sheedy, m.b.e., B'.sc.r

Maonah, m.i.maB.e,, m.ov.e.s. M.R.C.V.S.

A. Graham, m.i.mae.e.. a.m.i. Government Veterinary Surgeon

n.a. and J. McGuffin.

^Surveyors of Ships, Examiners of —G. Rocker, m.b.c.v.s.

Engine-drivers and Inspectors Government Assist. Veteri/vary

of Machinery, >S.iS.—J. J. Vans- Surgeon—B. D. Mehta, g.E. v'.c.

ton, E. Watt, a.m.i.mech.e. and Verterinary Inspectors—Tho® da

J. Gocfcburn :

Costa, G.B.v.a, V. R. Kale.

Surveyor of Ships — C. E. C. g.b.v.c: and 1 E. T. Joseph,.

Stapleton, a.m.i.n.a.

Chief Clerk—Omar bin Merhaban G.B.Y.C.

SINGAPORE

name,Theinlat.

town1 deg.

of Singapore,

17 min. N.situated

and long.on103thedeg.southern

50 min.shore of anseatisland

E., is the of the same

of government of

the Straits Settlements.

The Island of Singapore is 27 miles long by 14 wide, containing

with the adjacent islets, 220 square miles, and is separated by a narrow strait about an area of 206, or*

three-quarters of a mile wide from the territory of Johore, which occupies the Southern

extremity of the Malay Peninsula. Originally taken possession of in 1819 by Sir

Stamford Raffles, and was formerly ceded to the British Government by the Sultan of

Johore condition

which in 1824. [n that year ituntil became

1867, anwhenappanage of theunder

IndiantheGovernment,

Colonial Officein

in conjunction withit remained

Penang and Malacca. it was placed

The town proper extends for about four miles along the south-eastern shore of the

island, spreading

residences inland lie

of Europeans for further

a distanceback,of within

about aa circle

mile, with

thouglxa radius

the majority

of four toof five

the

miles from the heart of the town. The island is almost entirely level, the highest hill in

the island, Bukit Timah, is about seven miles from the town, rising to a height of only

500 feet.in The

abound shade.roadsThearetown

wellstreets

kept, and, thanksandtowell

are wide the luxuriance

metalled. ofA tropical vegetation,

bronze statue of Sir

Stamford Rafflesofstands

on the occasion in front ofCentenary

the Singapore the Town onHall, 6th toFebruary,

which position

1919. Ait dignified

was removed and

imposing cenotaph

Settlement who fellhas beenGreat

in the erected

War.on theThisesplanade

memorialtowascommemorate

unveiled bymen from The

H.R.H. the

Prince of Wales on the occasion of his visit in 1922.

ThereGolf,areFlying,

Tennis, Recreation,

Art, andSporting,

ReadingRowing,

Clubs. There Swimming,

is also Shooting, Cricket,Library

a well equipped Lawn

and Museum.

the There

Sea Vieware several

are the good

best. hotels, of which

The daily presstheisRaffles, the Europe

represented by thetheStraits

Adelphi,Times,

and

Singapore

There Free Press and Malaya Tribune. The Government Gazette is published weekly.

! are also several Japanese, Chinese and Malay papers.

Singapore is a free port, there being no Customs Duties, but Excise Duties are levied

on alcoholic liquors,andopium,

locked by islands, tobacco

the rise and and

fall petroleum.

of oirdinary The springHarbour

tides isis9practically land-

feet. Although

the majority of oceangoing steamers are berthed at the Harbour Board’s wharves,

many vessels discharge and load in the Inner and Outer Harbour, the Inner Harbour

SINGAPORE 1267;

being protected from the north-east monsoon by a mole of granite rubble nearly a mile

long. The Singapore

now eontro.l Harbour

all the wharves andBoard, constituted

commercial dry docks underin Ordinance

Singapore, No. their'130premises

(Ports)

being

wharves, ivbo.ut a mile to the westward of the town. There are 11,077 lineal feet atof

LAV.Q.S.T.'including

There is Empire;

storage Dock capacity(24|foracres)

about with150,00030 tons

feet ofdepth

cdrgo,of andwktetsome

150,000'ton's.of coal,'the'Stocks

: being chiefly vNatal,

! Japanese, !Indian and Welsh, but'

thbre is 'k The

Sarawak. Vaidety

BoatdtiTo#il supplies'

steam ftom; loeilcomplete

tugs With sdiirees fire

shchandassalvage

Borneo,plant,

Su matra and

sheaMegs

:

with

lighterslifting

7

and capacity'to

other 60

appliances

1

-toiiS,.

forcraneW railways'dllmiles),

the-expeditious handling launhes,

of cargo.and There

over 100is

an installation for the bunkeringowith fuel oil of ships at the Wharves’. There are

five dry docks, >one:of which (V The .King’s’’pis divided by an intermediate caisson

into twovdobks of 486. and 325 feet each, and its equipment includes a 30-ton electic

travelling!crane. The machines and tools in the Board’s workshops have recently been

extensively 4*eplaeed i iwith , up-to-date appliances electrically drives# and. capable of

effecting

gings of repairs to vessels

the largest of the

sjze can. be largest

made onclass: theand their machiner

Board’s premises. y. J Castings

lie power,andut for-

the

electric plant totals5,000 k.w. Almost all the machinery

driven. The Orejvn Agents for the (Colonies, London, are the Board’s sole cm the preppses is electrically

agents in

England. ' v’lnViV* ft

PenangTpbgcco

tLi

and portCigars,withOpium the exception

and Petroleum, of dutiesThere-are

levied f onnpAlcoholic

port or

harbour dpes- Tffe H^arhour is slrdltfifed from the monsoons by iPenang Island

on the, West and Prqvince Wellesley on the . East. The rise and fall of ordinary

spring tides is 7'$' . The ris,e pr ordinary neap tides L.W.O.S.T. is 4'6". A

eppstapt depth, of water alongside; Swettenham Wharf, which is 1200 ft. long,

is maintained 30' L.W.O.S.T. The total area of the Penang Harbour Board

hasj a gpdpwn area, af ;f80>O0O square feet,; apd pwne 9 stearu tugs of. varying

capacity, 5; sleam pranes with a lift'iwg capacity ironi 3 to 7 Ipus, one 15 tons

stpa-xn

way, 14cranp at Prye

electric cranesDock, with &a,’ onelifting10. .capacity,

ton, steamfrom crane1 attonBagan

up to‘sDalam tons, Slip-

and

one; 3 .fan ipverhead electric crane. The harbour cap ;aecqmodate; from 15 to 20

ocean-going steamers within easy reach of. the quay. A gopd i supply of. excellent

water is available. A regular fei;ry.'s^'rv;x<»'iqrW^fiseip.ge ‘s, motpr,c^-rs'and lor-

ries . betwee# • Penang and Butterworth is maintained by the Penang Harbour

Board and regular ferry service is also run between Penang and Rrai Railway

Station in connection with the F.M.S. Railways. The Penang Harbour Board

operates a graving dock on the left bank of Prai River near the entrance,

340' long'by -50' wide at entrance With a depth on sil) of 14?,' at spring tides.

The workshop is fitted with up-to-date machinery 'electrically driven for small

ships repairs. Also a slipway on the right bank of Prai River beyond Prye

River Dock with a patent slip 450' long by 76'wide, carriage, 151 x 26'. Coal

is stored on the F.M.S. railways premises at Prai and is handled by them.

Theyears

for the total value

1929, of1930theand

foreign1931,imports

excluding andlocftl

exports of Singapore

(Malayan) (merchandise

trade are given below:—only)

- >1929 1930 1931

Imports $640,236,173

£ 74,894,220 £$519,553,741 60,;615,303 $330,588,105

£ 38,568,612

Exports... $510,973,931

£ 59,613,625 £ 45,802,412 $273,764,013

8392,592,107 £ 31,939,134

Total... $1,151,210,104

£ 134,307,845 £106,417,715 $912,151,848 $604,352,118

£ 70,507,746

It thus appears that out of a total of £99,732,599 representing the foreign

trade of British Malaya (the Straits Settlements and Malay States) for 1931, Singapore

is responsible for £70,507,746 or 70.7 per cent.

The climate of Singapore is remarkable for its salubrity, and the island has been

described

being at allbymalignant.

medical writers

Despite asits the “paradise

proximity to theofequator,

children,” infantile

under normaldiseases seldom

circumstances

12&S! SINGAPORE

a daily rainfall Lempers the Ueat so tlioroughly that many 'hen'eath blankets.

Droughts, however, have, bpen experienced of from one t'o six mb’nths. The climate of the

island

remarks still holding good:—^‘Sihg^pore, though within 80 milesArchipelago,”

is thus described, fey Mr. Thomsoii; ^h the “Journal of the Pridian of the equa-hi®,

tor, has an abundance of ’paoisJqre, either deposited by, the dews or gentle

refreshing.showers,- whichits atmosphere cool, prevent the parching effects

of the sun, and promote continuaj verdure. It seldom experience furious gales.

If^more.ithan ordinary heat has accumulated moisture and electricity a squall

generally sets; in, followed by a heavy shower of rain, such squalls seldom

exceeding one, or two hours in duration. According as the monsoon blows, you

will have the squalls coming from that direction. But the most severe and

numerous are from the west, called “Sunatras,’ and these occur most frequently

between 1 and 5 o’clock in the morning. The north-east monsoon blows from

November to March; after which the wind veers round to the south-east and-

gradually sets in the south west, at which point it continues to Septembei .

The north-east blows mofe steadily than the South-west monsoon. The tem-

perature is by one or two ' degrees ctioler in the first than in the last. The

average fall of rain is found, from the observation of a series of years, to

be 92.697 inches; and the average nuniber of days ’in the yeaf * in which rain

falls is found to be 180, thus dividing the year almost equally between wet

afrd dry; the rain is not contirnibus, hut’is pretty equally distributed through

the year, January being the month in which the greatest' quantity falls. The

mean temperature of Singapore1 is 81c24, the lowest being 79°.©6 and the highest

82°31, so that the range is not more than 2°.76. It would appear from this

that the temperature of the •island is by 9°.90 lower than that of many other

localities in the same laititude. Comparing the temperature now stated with

that whidh wak' ascertained 20 years earlieir,'and in thW-iftfincy of the Settle-

ment, it would appear that it had increased by 2°.48—a faefascribed, no doubt,,

to the increase of buildings, and to the-country havihg’been ^cleared of forest

for three miles inland from the town, the kite’pf the-observations. The general

character of the clifnate’ a’s"tb'' tenipe'faturfe' ik that fhe heat is grfeatf and con-

tinuous, but never exdessive, and that there isj little‘ distilictiori of Seasons,

summer and winter differing front Cach other hnlyhiy'ohe"''or two degrees of

the thermometer. Thunder-showers are of frequent pccjirrence, hut the thunder

is by no means as severe a4 I have CxperifeiiCem it ifi JaVk, arid'sbidohti destruc-

tive to life of property.”

For some years there was a great development of pineapple cultivation in

Singapore. Extensive ' areas of waste ground covered with secondary jungle

were cleared and planted with pineapple for tinning; the whole of this business,

appears to be in the hands of Chinese. Considerable interest has also been

shown in the cultivation of rubber, oil-grasses, lemon-grass and citronella. Co-

conut cultivation increased rapidly for a time, but the .rubber; boom Si of 1920

and 1926 induced a tendency to substitute rubber foiv coeomut,-which has been

officially declared to be “not an advisable.p'oljcy.’.’

Singapore does not offer many points of salient interest to visitors, the

Botanical Gardens at Tanglin, the Waterworks in Thomson Road, the Raffles

Library and Museum, and the various Chinese and Indian temples being its.

principal show places. The harbour, however, is among.the most beautiful in the

world. A railway across the island was opened on 1st January, 1903.

An extension to the Tanjong Pagar Docks and neighbourhood now

runs, as far as Pasir Panjang. This dine- of 14 miles was the first

section: of a projected Malay Peninsula and India Railway, passing-

through and queuing" up the countries of Johore, Malacca, the Malay

States,nowsome

way runs iSiamese

direct from territory and toBurma,

Singapore Penang;ondtt• tohais Galcutta.

bean extended TheonRail-

the

West Coast through Kedah and Perlis and is connected with the Siamese

railway system. The journey from Singapore to: Barngkok can be made in

2Cdays, and from Penang in 36 hours. The railway has also been constructed

from a junction at Gemas,'near the northern boundary of Johore, through:

SINGAPORE

the eastern States of Pahang and Kelantan, to form another link With the-

Siamese railway system on the East Coast. The Singapore Railway was

purchased in 1913 for £482,533 by the Federated Malay iStates Government

from the Colonial Government in order to unify the British Malayan rail-

way system under one management. A causeway across the 'Straits of Johore,

carrying a double line of rails and a 26 ft. roadway, connects the Islan'd

with the mainland. The first train crossed over it on October 1st, 1923. The

length of the causeway is 3,465 ft. There is a lock—170 ft. long and 32 ft.

broad,; widening inside the gates, to 45 ft.—for smalP craft at’the jdhbre end.

The causeway cuts off the site of the naval base from sea communication from

the West.

DIRECTORY

{For Government Departments see ^Straits Settlements section, pages 1170-1179)

Abdeen & Co., Ltd. (Established 1914), Acme Code Company, Publishers,

Merchants, Translators, Brokers & Acme Commodity and Phrase

Commission Agenfs-^Ol, Jalan Representatives: —

Besar,’ and 143, 'Kitchener Road; Kelly & Walsh, Ld., 32, Raffles

Cable Ad: Abdeen; Codes: A:.B.C.

_5th edn., Bentley’s and Private.

A. Abdeen, e.f.f., mgr. (signs the Adamson, GifiPiiiiiAN Cfc?) L^p., Mer-

firm) chants—Hongkbrig- -Batik Building,

Col Iyer Guay; P.O. Box 100; Cable

Abdeen, H., Translator, Broker and Ad: Gil fill an! FfeUd Office: 2,

Commission Agents—91, Jalan Billiter Avenue, London, E C. '3.

Branchr Houses / Houses; Penang,

Besar;1 Cable Ad: Egyptian; Codes. .and 't bn.tii,'n'a3c ,

A.B.C . 5th edn., and Private Dii*ectobs iii 'London—A. J. C.

Abdulla Hart, D. K. Rt'nmWilhb'And H.

Exporters,& Co., E. M.,Agents

Commission Importers,

and . B. Wa'rd' / -

W.' A. Fell, diroetpj- ' '

Manufacturers’ Representatives — 27, E. G. H. QhartWbod,, mahhgfer

Robinson Road; Telepti. 4719; Cable H. W. Mdibri,' sigh A'per pro..

Ad; Eaglegold; Codes: Bentley’s A.B.C.

5th edn. A. C. Gilbertj (jlo.

E. M. Mohamed Abdulla, mang. drop. : Assistants— F. ll, Atkinson

E. M. A. Abdul Hameed, partner J. A. Grslht

E. R.K.S.Mohamed Ismail, ‘ do.

Pillai, asst. J. Paterson

Sole Agencies vo . Adelphi Hotel, Ltd., The 1 and

Dr.tiesRichar Weiss’”,of “Berlin,

“ Viriline FertiliheSpeciali-

” and 2, Coleman Street; Teleph. r06il (4

other products

Heim burger’s Digestive Salt (H-B.D. lines); Cable Adr--Adelphi; Codes:

Salt) and “Ipheca” the famous A.B.Cr

piles cure.

5th edition and Bentley’s

Rennie Ldwick.idc1 Go., secretaries

Directots-T-O. M.: Meyer, G. Lay-

•c6ck, • R. MI> Meyer, D. M.

Abdullah Sahib & Co., A. M., Im- David and B. Lbwick

porters and Exporters -77, Market O. iSchhmaeher,' general manager

Street P.O. Box 19 J. Weston j assist. dcD

Adrian

Abram’s Motor Transport Co.— porters—2, Jiak Kim Street

A. A. Van der Harst; proprietor

Offices: 52, Orchard Road

J. Anthony, manager I. N. Benjamin, manager

1270. SINGAPORE

Advertisements’ Distributing Syn- Alkaft & Co., House and Landowners

dicate (The Home of Qriginal and Commission Agents—Head

Ideajs), Advertising (consultants, Office: 70 and 70a, The Arcade; P.

GommcTcial ^Designers ghd vG^r(eral O. Box 3

Publicity Agents. .Suppliers of

Advertising Novelties,. 'Calendars, Allen, Dr. Mabel E. Dexter (Timms’

Blotters, 'etc —Office : , 33, Wipches- Dispensary, Ltd.)—^6, Raffles Cham-

ter House,

B.C. Coller

Bentley’s, andQuay; Codes:

Private^ 1

, A. bers; Teleph. 2615. After Office

Hours: The Clinic, 362, River

Advertising and Publicity Bureau, Valley Road: Teleph. 6700. Resi-

Ltd.— Meyer Chambers, Raffles Place; dence : 9, Oxley Rise; Teleph. 6002

Teleph. 6668; Cable Ad : Toad ver t.

Head Office : Hongkong Allen & Gledhill, Advocates, Solici-

Mrs. B. Thompson, mang. dir. tors and Notaries Public—223, Raf-

C. J. Church, do. fles Place (and at Malacca); Codes:

S. C. Lyntoo, manager A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Broom-

Miss E. Schearer, art director, hall’s. and Bentley’s

Mrsi C. B. Hoghn, stetibg: Richard Page, b.a. (Oxon.), part-

H. Boudewyn, assist. do. ner

B. L. Heytmani, accountant E. A. Stevens, partner

H. Ash mead Don, sales propag. D, K. Walters, do.

Ah. Lum, translator W. N. Bazeley

Agents in MolcLya>'f6r \-^— ; W. Munro, m.a., ll.b. (Glasgow)

Directory and Chronicle of L. H. Chidson, b.a. (Cantab.)

China, Japan, Malaya, etc. F. G. Oharltsworth, b.a. (Can-

Published by Hongkong Daily tab.)

Press,; (Ltd., Hongkong

Air View Hotel—70, Peck Seah Alliance Engineering Co., Ltd., Con-

sulting Engineers, Wakeford and

Street,

Lowndes—96, Robinson Road, P.O.

Aitken & Ong Siang, Barristers-at- Box 669; Teieph. 3412; Cable Ad:

Baw, Advocates and Solicitors—9, Jipcof

Bonham

Song OngBuilding

Siahg, m.a., pljM., c.b.e., Agencies

v.d., Barrister-at-Law (Middle The National I Gas' Engine Cay

Ld.—Gas and Crude Oil En-

Temple), partner

D. Kitovitz, advocate and , solici- ■ . . gines:

tor VRonsdme

Ld.—BallandBearings

Maries Bearing Co.,

I. Hunter Hoahing, advqcate 1 Haekbridge Electric Construction

and solicitor Cp,, iLd.—Transformers

C.solicitor

J. Koh, b.a., advocate and The “Turn-over” Filter Co., Ld.

—Water Filters

Albert Arnold, Manufacturers’ Matthew Wells & Co., Ld.—Lubri-

sentative; specialising in . Radiorepre-

Re- • cants

pairs—P.O. Box 14

Aldens’ Successors (Eastern), (Ltd., Alsagqff & Co.. Import and Export

Merchants—Union Building, Coll- ‘ —21, Merchants and Commission Agents

Battery Road; Teleph. 6215;

yer Quay; Telephs. 5838 Office, 32i28, Cable Ad : Alsagoff; Codes : A.B.C.

(Godown); Cable Ad: Aldens; 5th and 6 edns., Bentley’s, Broom-

Codes : A.B.C.- 5th and 6th edns., hall’s Bubber edition and iLieber’s 5

Bentley’s and Broomhall’s letter. (London Office: A. Z. Alsa-

C. G. Mawson, managing director goff, 29-30, Trinity Square, Tower

Alexander Brick-Works, Manufac/ Hill, London, E C. 3.

Aliproprietor

Zainalabden Alsagoff, sole

turers’ of Brieks, Tiles and Pipes

—Mercantile Bank Building Syed Omar Albar, manager

J. Finlay, manager O. E. Schroter, import manager

SINGAPORE 127 K

Alsagoff, S. O., Landowner, Mer- Anglo-American Cigarette & Tobacco

chant, Commission and Estate Co., Ltd., (Incorporated in S.S.)

Agent—13a, Battery Road; Teleph. Cigarette and Tobacco Importers^—

1232; Cable Ad: Omaralsagoff; Registered Office: 11, Keppel Road

Codes: A.B.O. 4th and 5th edns.,

and Private AnglojChinese Dispensary, ILtd.,

Syed Mohamed Alsagoff, manag. Druggists Wholesale and Retail Chemists,

partner and Opticians—303, North

Bridge Road; Teleph. 6918; Cable

Amalgamated Publicity Services, Ad- Ad : Sinchew

vertising Specialists Service Mgrs., etc.

—94, Robinson Road; Teleph. 3216,; Anglo-French k Bendixsens, Ltd.,.

(Incorporated in Straits Settle-

Cable Ad: Sregar ments), Merchants—Union Building,

a » » « ffi st Collyer Quay; Telephs. SSQSff

Mei-yah Pao Sien Rung Sze (Office) and 7972 (Store); P.O. Box

; 17 ; Cable A d : A n gl osin g

A M E RI CAN-As IATI C UNDERWRITERS LTD. Directors—Maurice Alcan, Emil

—General Insurance: Fire, Marine, Bendixsen, Harry Bowrey and

Motor-car, (Life, Accident and Redvers Prior

Health, Burglary, Plate-glass, Bag- Assistants—R. A. Barbour, C. P.

gage and Special—Rooms C II.'12 Liston, W. Nisbet, C. A. Rail-

and 13, Hong Kong Bank Cham- ton, L. Richards and P. Sofeldt

bers, Teleph. 4411; P.O. Box 10;

Cable Ad: Amerriters Anglo-Chinese Free iSchool {see Edu-

C. Y. Starr, president (Shanghai) cational)

E. F. Pimley, acting district mgr. Anglo-Chinese School {see Educa-

for Dutch East Indies, Straits tional)

Settlements and F.M.S.

Low Kee Choe, local manager Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ltd., The

Agents for: — (Incorporated in England),' Mer-

Globe and Rutgers Fire Ins. Co. chants—37b, • Robinson Road; Te-

and 22 other American, British lephs. ,5817 (2 lines): (Office), 2494

and Continental

panies Insurance Com- (Godown) ; Cable Ad : Anglo-siam;

Codes: Bentley’s Second Phrase

and

St. Helen’s Place,.Office:

Acme. Head London,5 andE.C.7,

American Foreign Insurance Asso- Branch

ciation, Fire and Marine Insurance Karachi Offices: and Ipoh

Bangkok, Bombay,

—11, Ocean Building; Telepu. 4105; C. D. Miller; manager

Cable Ad: Afiamalaya; Codes: R. H. Smith, signs per pro. . '

Bentley’s and Private. Head Office. E. R. Olden, do.

SO, Maiden Lane, New York G. A. Parrett J J. M. Bandell

F. T. Wyckoff, manager

American Trade Commissioner—7a, Anglo-Swiss Watch Co. 21, Cbulia

Ocean Building : Teleph. 2730; Cable Street A. W. Brisk, proprietor

Ad: Amcomat; Code: Western

Union

F. S. Williams, trade '/commis- Angullia & Co.. M. S. E., General \

Merchants and Commission Agents

sioner (on leave) —4, Robinson Road; Teleph. 1171;

Donald W. Smith, assistant do. Cable Ad : Angullia; Codes : A.B;C.

Darwin J. de Golia 5th and 6th edns., and Bentley^s

Amateur Photo Store, Photographic Arbenz, k Brewer, Architects, Civil

Store—109, North Bridge Road; Te- Engineers and Licensed Valuers—

leph. 550; Cable Ad: Amateur; Union Building (2nd floor); Teleph.

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and Bent- 6071; Cable Ad : Arbenz; Code ; A.

• ^y’s B C. 5th edn.

American Consulate {see Consulates) Partners—II. R. ArbOnz, e.p.z.

and F. W. Brewer, f.r I.b.a.

1272- SIN&APORE

A u.mexiax Church 1 f>:- ll! ’St.5 ( ;ki-:oory Asphalt

tractors,Paving Co., Builders,

Pavement Ltd., Roadetc.—61,

Con-

(nee-'C.h'u.'rcnes) ' " ' Chulia Street; Cable Ad: Asphalt

Art Furniture Depot, llouse Tur- Lim Lian

Tay Peng Teck,

Siang,director

chairman

nyshers Oiidmrd

39/34, & Furniturp

Road MaiuiDwturers

,

II. S. F'inck, , , , manager , ;

Clu) Peck Hock, assistant i do. i

F. Antony, assistant" , ,, i , ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES

Arnold, A., ManDfadturers’1 te'pi’t- Association HayPresident—Sir

of British Malaya—31,

market, London

sentafive—P.O. Box 14 Michael Whiteley

Secretary—Oliver

Hon. Secretary inMarks, c.m.s. W.

Malaya—J.

As.-i.Ar | Insurance, ;r. Co.-,;, T’,td. , Fire, Harries,' China Building, Singkpore

Marine and, ;Mpto^ Ca^r. Insyrapce'rr

6 and 7,( Chalia Street; Teiepk., 2097

Li Deung.Ki, general manager Association

Criia Cnoo ’ Gnee, api^, .'do^j Quay; Teleph.of 6136; Engineers—

Cable Ad:L Engine;

Raffles

Asia;: Moior GaFagE—H2,, ,0rchard Code: A.B.C.and

Secretary 5thTreasurer—H.

edn. . Butcher

Bo-ad ; Tfele^hj: 7219

Asti'-Life Insurant*: Cot,' Inc., 'Fifej Automobile Association of Malaya,

The, Affiliated with the R.A.C.,

Insurance — Rooms 11/13, Mbng London, Federated with, the A. A.,

kong, Bank Chambers; Teleph.

Cable Ad : Amerriters;' Codes; 1 national 4411; Great Britain, Member of,the Inter-

Acme and Bentley’s. Main Office: quarters :: tourist Alliance-Head-

12, Barracks; Road,

17, The Bund, Shanghai

A. A.: Gossevsky, inspector for S. Kuala Lumpur (Selangor)

, Patron — H. E, Sir Cecil

E'. Asia (Singapore)-

•Dr. G.: E. Lim, resident medical Clementi, g.c.m.g.

ri't'eree , .Secretary—Rex Duncan, m.i.m.t.

Sftantoii Nelson & Co., gent, agts; Singapore Secretaries — Messrs.

Harrisons Barker & Co., Ltd.

Asia Pharmacy—160,' Rbchote Rbad

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (StraitsHettle- Board of Examiners for

Certificates—Teleph.

G.Surveyor

Heron, general

a.m.i.n.a.,

3209 Engineers

a.m.i.mech.E.,

ments), Ltd., The (incorporated in of ships

England)—

Quay; CableSt.Ad:Helen’s

Petvoatic;Court,-

Codes:Col Iyer

A .B.C.

5th edn., Bentley’s (with Oil Supple- A.FI.surveyor

Smith, surveyor

C. Macnab, of ships m.'liv.e.s.,

m.i.mar.e.

of ships

ment) Scott’s,and

H. Wylly, A.JP.Go.’s Private

representative •: A,,survej’or

s,Graham,of ships

m.i.mar.e.,

, : a.m.i.n.a,

S. BeliHer, assist., dp. J. (The

MeGuffin, surveyor of ships

Asiatic Stamp Co—59, High Street: Certificates issued by the Board

, are the Board of Tradethose

equivalent to issued by

in London)

Asiatic Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.

(Incorporated

Rank Chambers in England)—Hongkong

Adamson, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., agents Board of Examiners for Masters <\nd

Mates’Certificates

tificates

Master granted by the(equivalent

Attendant, S.S.

to cer-

Board of Trade)

Asiatic ..Universal Trading

chants, Commission Agents, Produce Co., MeV-

Dealers and Manufacturers’Agerits—184, Deputy Begistrar

Deputy Master Attendant

Serangoon Street; Cable Ad: Unitrasia;

Codes: A.B.G 5th and Bentley’s Com- Commander, Govt.ofSteam

Shipping

Yacht “Sea

plete -Phrase • Belle II”

Capt.—J. C. MacLeod

ffl&Qfofom rim

British

MalayanandAgency Foreign— Bible BibeeHouse:

Society,7, Motor Traders Association . of JljUiiAYA

—45, Orchard Hoad

Armenian

Testaments Street;Teleph. 6076; Cable Ad: Chairman—E. W. Slight

Secretary—Ernest Tipson Vice-do. —C. Jackson

Asst. do. —Lionel L. Hodgson Hon. Secretary—A. Corbet

Philharmonic

CathedralSociety of St. Shepherd

Cecilia of

Fire Insurance Association of Malaya thePresident—Rt. of The “Good

Rev. S. Ruaudel

Committee—A. C. Potts (chairman),

A. E. Green (deputy chairman),T G. Vice-do. —Rev. H. Valour

H. Beilis, W. D. Brooks. M . R. Choirmaster and Hon. Secretary—W.

Mansfield, C. F. Slater, F. C. F. Mosbergen

Assist. Choirmaster - H. S. Ebqr

Mi St. Paul,L. G.F. Johnson

Tessensohn, B. Martin,and K.R. Organist—W. H. Mosbergen

H. Fearnside Assist.

Committee —L. P. deMartens

Organist—F. Souza, A. J. de

Secretaries—Gattey & Bateman Conceigao,

Labour Eber and A.S. V.H. Peralta,

Bateman,andH.C. S.I.

Teleph.Association,

6825; CableLtd.—4, Cecil Street;

Ad: Labour; Codes: Richards

A.B.C. 5th edn.,

Broomhall’s Bentley’s,

(Rubber Private and Pilot Board

edn.)director

J. T. Nutter, managing President-—Capt.

O.B.E., R.N. G. H. Frey berg,

O. H. Samat, director Members—G. W. A. Trimmer, G.

League of Nations HealthRiver Organisa-! de

C. E.Havilland,

Wurtzburg, W. L. Gardner and

TioN(Eastern Bureau)—336,

Road; Teleph. 6331; Cable. Ad: League;

Valley Clerk—B. G. Sahai m.c.

Codes:

Dr. C.Bentley’s

L. Park. 2ndDirector

Edn. and Private Royal Asiatic Society (Malayan Branch)

Dr. T. Ouchi, Depy. do. —Raffles Museum

F. G. Scharenguivel, Financial Assist. President—Hon. Dr. R. O. Winstedt,

A. G. Menon, director’s secretary Vice-Presidents,

Wurtzburg, S. S.—Messrs. C. E.

Malaya Football Association'(Estab- M. B. ShelleyDf. A. L. Hoops and

lished 1909) Vice-Presidents,

Caldecott! and W.M.Linehan

F. S. — Messrs. A.

Patrons

s.p.m.j.,— g.c.m.g.,

H.H. Sirk.b.e., Ibrahim, d.k ,

Sir Cecil Vice-President U. M. S.—Messrs. C.

Clementi,k.c.m.g.

g.c.m.g., and Sir Iskan- C;’ Brown and A. H. Hamilton

durshah, Councillors—Messrs.

Holttum, J. Mills, W.W. Marsh, R.

Millington

President—A. M. Alsagoff, j.p. and E. Taylor

Vice-Presidents—R. J. Farrer,

E. E. Colman, ii.c.s., Capt. N. M. c.ai.g., Hon. Treasurer—E. H. Corner

Hashim, m.c.s., Imam H. M. Yusoff, . Hon. Secretary—F. N.,Chasen

j.p., c.ii.,, C. W. Dawson, m.c.s.. Singapore Bar Committee

Lieut.

M. KadirE. Sultan,

H. Jewa,j.p.,Lieut.

S. Z, H.Alsagoff,

Abas, The Hofi Mr. A. P. Robinson, V.

H. A. Sooloh, j.p., M. Zainali, H. K. 1). Kcnvles, II. R. L. Dyhe, J. C.

M. Hussin,H.A. Hamid, H. A. Karim, CoBbett, S. J. Chan,

Spenser Wilkinson;' F. G. T.Char-

C.

V. G. Savi and S. Bakar

Hon. General Secretary—H. M.’ SahibShahab lesworth !

Maricar, j.p.

Hon. Treasurer—Lieut. H. A. Aziz Hon. Secretary — Dr. C. H.

Hon. Auditor—M. Shariff Withers Payne.

Assist. Hon. Gen. Secretary—Mohamed

Hon. Cricket Secy.—A. Rahim Aziz Singapore Chamber of Commerce, The

bin H. Ali —Offices; Fullerton Builcling, Fullerton

Hon. Jr. League Secy.—A1 Haj Abas Square; Cable—Hon.

Committee Ad: Accountant

Hon. Football Secy.—M. Noordin

Delegate—Lieut. M. Hassan (chairman), E. C.Mr.H. J.Charlwood

Bagnall

(deputy

J.Pledger, chairman),

W. deH.Pire, A. P Cameron,

Hon. Mr. F.C. A.E.

Motor Insurance Association of Malaya W. Hawkeswood,

Chairman—C. Norman

Deputy Chairman—R. B. Henly Bennett Wurtzburg, W. B. White and H.

Secretaries—Gattey & Bateman Wylly

Secretaries—Gattey & Bateman

"1274 SINGAPORE

' Publications A.W.H.L. Barnes,

Gardnerd.s.c. C.R. R.D. More, r.d.

Daily Import and Export List H. J. Abbey King n.S.c.

Harman

Weekly Market Report

Daily Shipping Report

London Ac/ents T.H. G.E. Gilroy,

Meadows o.b.e. J. L. Sinclair

D.S O. R.H.'

Oomtelburo, Ld.,ll,Tokenhouse Yard, I). McAlister R. J. J. Sneddon

and o,: Oopthall Chambers, London, Singapore Sailors’ Institute—Anson

E.C. 'i ■! r.i'] . Road; Teleph. 365; Cable Ad: Sailors,

Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rc uber ’ Codes: A.B.C. andTheBentley’s

Patron—'H.E. Governor

Associatjon—AuctibhRobnl'and

Rooms: Fullerton Building Sample \ Chairman—Master Attendant, S.S.

Secretaries and Offices— Gattey Cotnmittee—Inspr.-Gen.

Colonial Chaplain, S.S.;ofC.Police, S.S.,

Bateman (Fullerton Bbilding: C’able

E. Wurtz-

Ad r Accpunta^t) H. Butcher Capt, W.EH.Walker,

Paddle

Chairman—Capt.

O.B.E., R.N. G. H. Freyberg,

Singapore Chinese Chamber of Com- : Supt. • Capt. (). S. Abraham

merge—47,

Cable Hill

Ad: Sianghwe; Street; Teleph.

Codes: (Chinese) 6559;' ! Clerk—N. M. Haroon

Commercial Press; (English) Belitley’s j Admiralty Secretary—Lim Ah Kwee

Second . Charts, Ac.—Chart Depot,

President-ALee Choon Seng Sailors’ Institute

Yine-db. —Yeo Chang Boon , Manager—Capt. (). S. Abraham ,

Secretary^-dingildok Teng - Clerk—N. M. Haroon

Assist. Secy.—Tang

Auditors—Chua TohPeng Yam: ‘Wong j Sailors’ Institute Nautical Academy

Wah,Euen

iandt.Chen Chan Pang ' J Principal—Capt.O. S. Abraham

Committee—Aw Boo HaWj Chah Chen Singapore Sinhalese Association, The—

Pang, Chew; SweeLengdChiaThian

! Hock, Ching ;Kee fSun, Gbiia Kah. 7, President—A.

Queen Street Reginald Wijeyekoon

Oheong,

Keh Hai,GohChuaYongTohHong, Hwa, Chua Har; .Hon. Secretary—R. C. Jayaratne .

Ping

Kong Oon,Chian,LeeLimChinKeng Tiain, Lian, Lee

Singapore Volunteer Rifle Associa-

i* Lira

How Sai Kwee,LohLihv-Sbb'Sim,

Chuan, Seng

Wee Liat, Ng Kng Seng, Ng Seng! Tak, Loh: tion—Headquarters: Drill Hall, S.V.C.

Nah' Pres.—Lieut. Col. M. J. T. Reilly, m.o.

Phang, Thong Siong Lim, Yap Geok Hon. Secy.—Capt. W. A. Aeiia

Twee, Lee Kim Soo, Lee Kong

Chian, S. Q. Wong, Tan Woo Soo, Society of St. Vincent J.deShepherds*

President-Secy.—L. Paul >n

Tan Khye Kok, Wee Yew Yan, and Yice-do. —W. Mosbergen

Yeo Tsz Tian Treasurer—Right Rev. P. Ruaudel

Special Committee r— See Boo Ih, Lee;

Wee Nam, Lim Nee Soon, Lim Peng,

Sioug, Low Yee Tien and Chong tablished 1908) St. Andrew’s Society, Singapore (Es-

Ypng Hin President—J. M. Sime

Vice-do.

Hon. —G. Marshall

Secretary—D. Phillip

Singapore

tion— Marine .Insurance Associa- Hon. treasurer- R. W .S. Drummond

Chairman—F, C. M. St! Paul Straits Racing Association—Mercantile

m Committee—A.

Deputy Chairman—A. E. Green Bank

' sensohn, ' G . C. Potts,

H. Beilis, R.W. Tes-D. RacingBuilding; Teleph. 2451; Cable Ad:

Brooks, G. G. Franklin, H.

r H. Representing

R. Page, H. Singapore

J. Fouger, Turf Club—

R. William-

'; ’ ' ’S?Jopnson

cr

btaries and. C. E. Gibson

-- Grfttey Bateman son and O. P. Griffith-JoneS

Representing

E. E. Chambers, Penang

D, A. M.TurfBrown

Club—

and

1 ‘Singapore Pilot Association,■ Licensed 1 C. D. D. Hogan

Pilots‘for' the PoVt of - Singapore—East

Wharf ( Section 2), Tati]ong Pagarj Representing Selangor Turf Club—E.

Telbph.'6060'; Cable Ail: Pilbts '' L. Watson, T. H. Menzies

G. Leyne

SINGAPORE 1275

Representing Perak Turf Club—E. C. Bank of Taiwan, Ltd. (Incorporated in

Watson, J. S. McGrow and Chung Japan)—31, Raffles Place; Telephs. 5391-2

(General Dept.), 3194 (Manager), 6957

Ah Ming

Representing Taiping Turf Club— (CompradOre); Cable Ad: Taiwangink;

S. B. PalmerH. Todd Code: Bentley’s complete phrase, Lie-

Secretary—A. ber’s Standard

Imperial combination, and A.B.C. 5tli edn.Inter-

Patersoh’s and

Straits Settlements (Singapore) Assoc. national Formosa Banking.

(Taiwan). Head Office:

London Office: Taipeh,

!

40-' 4],

President—J. G. Campbell Old Broad Street, E C. Building,

2. New York

Vice-do. —G. Parbury

Hon. Secy, and Treas.—J. W. Harries Broadway Office: City Investing 165,

S. Miyata, manager

Aurely, G., Import and Export Mer- S. Shiseki, per pro. manager

chant-Union Building, Teleph. 6172; Banque de l’Tndo-Ciunk— Raffles Place.

Cable Ad: Aurely Head Office: 96, Boulevard Haussmann,

G. Aurely, proprietor Paris. Branches:

Australasian Films (Malaya), Ltd. Saigon, Canton, Hankow,Hongkong,

Tientsin, Shanghai,

Peiping,

(Incorporated in S. S.), Importers and Pnompenh,Haiphong, Hanoi, Tourane,

Battambang, Bangkok,

Distributors of Motion Pictures and Mongtseii, Pondichery,

Biograph Machineries—22/24, Orchard Djibouti,

Road; Dinh, Vinh,Fort Bayard,andNoumea,

Cantho,

Hue Nam-

Tahiti,

ISToneeCable

Sen,Ad: Austrafilm

Manager Quinhon

A. Ruyters, manager

Aylesbury & Nutter, Ltd., Merchants C.MaxA.Barriere,

Bonenfant,cashier

accountant

—Dunlop House, Robinson

Ad: Aylesbury; Codes: A.B.C. 4th andRoad; Cable R. Gamier

5th edns., and Bentley’s

Directors—F.

E. A. Lee andN.J.Pearse, F. Garland, Chartered Bank of India, Aus-

W. Boyd-Walker

G.A.H.Perreira

Gibson, manager tralia & China (Incorporated in

England

Battery Road; by Royal

Cable Ad; Charter,

Sladang 185.3)-

Hole Agents for W. B. White, manager

A.l. Swedish Cement, National Brand M. B. Oliver, sub-manager

Milk, Mortein Liquid Spray

Camel English Cement, Bemax Vita- H. G. Baxter, do. -■■■■■

min Food Sub-accountants— W. C. Maekay

L. T. Watty G. Dodds

Babcock & Wilcox,Patent Ltd.,Water

Engineers J.A. A,McM.

McCullagh

Kittles R.W. B.ParkDrew

and Manufacturers, Tube L.'G. Smith

Steamboilers, All Sizes Steam

Plants, Electric Cranes, Babcock Oil Raising H. Faulkner J.J. Robertson

E. Norrie M. Houghton

Engines—B2 and B.3, Hongkong Bank J. M.

Chambers; N. Nian Chin, chief clerk

Babcock Teleph. 6261; Cable Ad: Tan Ek Lee, chief cashier

P. W.

AL H.Scott, m.i.mech.e.,

Menzies manager

F. J.Phu China And Southern Bank, Ltd. (Incor-

porated in Japan)—Head

Formosa, Singapore Branch: Office:31,Taipeh,

Raffles

BANKS Place; Codes:

ginko; Telepb.Bentley’s

3165; Cable Ad: Kanan

complete phrase.

American Express Co., Inc., The Branches: Canton and;S.^marang

(International

ping)-1 CollyerBanking, Quay; Travel,

Telephs Ship-

3444 Chinese Commercial Bank, Ltd.—China

and 3660; Cable Ad: Anotexco; Codes: Hwasiang Building, Chulia Street; Cable Ad:

Bentley’s

William and Private

S. Pool,assistant

manager , Yap Twee, managing director

M. C. Elliot, ' Wee

ChewTheam Hock Seng,

Leong,manager

aSsist. manager

J.A. M.P. Jodhi,

Pardew,chiefdo.clerk and secretary

K. Kun Leong, cashier Teo Beng Wan, accoiintint'

V1276 SINGAPORE

Cook &

RobinganRoad (Bankers),, Lti> , Thos.^ SB, Kwong Lee Bank Co., (Established

1995) — '321, South Bridge Road.

John C. Walker, manager Head Office: Kuching, Sarawak;

J. E. W eller, accountant Teleph. 7317; Caflde Ad: Kwole-

banco, Singapore

QREPiThFoNciER D’Extrejvie Oribnx (In- Lim Tee Chew, general manager

corporated p) Belgium, 1;907), Mortgage Yan Hang Pang, manager

.'.(Bapk rt>Mey»r Ghainbers, 3rd, (floor; Lee Wah Bank, Ltd.—18, South Canal

Teleph^ 20&3 & 13,3389;Rue

Head Cablede Ad:;Beilr^n.

Brussels.Oflice: Branches at Shanghai, Brederode,

Tien- Road; Cable Ad: Bankleewah

Chairman—Eu Tong Sen, o.b.e.

tsin,

Tsinan Hankow, Hongkong, Peiping and Directors—Ho

Ho Siu Khan,Siak

ChanKuan,Munm.b.e., Dr.

Pun and

H.E.Sarton, manager Gaw Khek Khiam, j.p.

Joint Managing Directors—K. jC, Eu

J. Brassinne,

IkGlweur, , signs

.. ,<}o,per ,pro. and Khoo Wee Tong ;

r Tan Kia. Wa,h, fiompradqre Manager—H. M. Lee

Assist

Secretary—C. S. WongH. Tseng

Manager—W.

Eastern

England)—4, Bank, d’Aliqeida

Ltd., The (Incorporated

Street; Tel,e,phs.in6 Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., The

. 4<> (Manager) apj, 5 ^^(Gehqralj^CaA)! (Incorporated in England) — 21, Raffles

fJ^d:W.Eastertidfl;'. ,‘ j Place; Telephs. 5018-9 and Head6971

H.Steel,

Miilen, manager

accountant (Manager); Cable Ad: Paradise.

Office: 15, Gracechurch Street, London,

K.C.R. 3Kennedy, manager - .,i;

Hobers,Hong RafflesBank,Place;Ltd.—M6yer

Telephs. 7030,.Cham- 5044, , , Assistant

S. L. Stocks, accountant (acting)

5045, 3586, 3738 and 2091; Cable Ad: Accountants—

C.wncqpia; Codes:Istmid

Pftte^on’s- W. S. W. Parsons

■ tional Banking 5()&d edns,,IntarjWj

A,j»C. W- L.

S. Kirk Pontifex . jI R.E. H.

M. Cowan

Paterson

5th and 6th edns., Bentley’s Private and

Broomhall' s . Branches:

Malacca, Muar, Palembang, Penang, Batu Pahat, Pahang Agency—Kuantan

Hongkong, Seremban, Batavia and Kota Bahru Agency W. N. Black

Shanghai W. R. Hobbin

Board of Directors—Che?

(Chairman), Lim i’engSwee Siang,Cheng,

The Kuala Lipis Agency

Hpn. Mr., Tan Cheng. Bock, Khoo Kuala H. F. C. Wyatt* agent

Bqug Cliiang, Cban

Lim Boon Keng, o.b.e., Lim PengKang Swi, Dr. N. Lumpur

Wilks, manager

Mat?, Tan Swee Hoe, Lee; Choon J. Montgomery, accountant

Seng, Ko Leong Hoe, Aw Boon Haw, R. D. Beaumont, assist, do.

Dr. H. L. Huang

Lee

SeowCh'Poh oonLeng,

Seng, general

managing director National Bank of India, Ltd.

manager

Lim Bock Kee, manager

Kwa Siew Tee, exchange manager National City Bank of New York, The

—9, Collyer Quay ; Teleph. 5826; Cable

Ad: Citibank; Codes:

UnionBentley’s A.B.C.

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Cor- 5th 2nd

edn., Western

and 3rd edns. Head

and Peterson

Office: New

poration—Collyer

Pacific Quay; Cable Ad: York

H. D. Sharpin, manager D. S, S- Douglas, manager

H. E. D. Hancock, sub-manager S. S. Church, suKmanager

i C.H. Holland,

B. Willan,accountant

sub-accountant . Sub-accountants—

R.P. Newell

C.G. H.E. Stringfello’

Eldridge D. W. Mortlock F.deC.MatthewsJr. |I W.

B- O.H. Baldwin

Young

G. S. Dunkley Ho Kim Seng, chief clerk

Chew Lian Seng, compradore

J.R. W.B. .R. Macphail P. S. M. Dew

A. B. Gotch

Kel.y L.W.R.Mathews

McLaren National Commercial & Savings Bank,

W. J. McConnell E.R. A. C. Olive Ltd.--14, Chulia Street

^^APpJfK 1277

EDEELANDSCH . InBISCHB H4NIJKLSBANK, .H,H.Unagamk manafger ; ,. ,

N, V.—194,

Handelbank '^ecil,'.Sireqt; Cable Act: Ochi, sub-manager

R. Suilyosbi, per pro. manager

P. Marks, manager,

J.H.S/rlijhotf,

van der Wijck, aceouptabt

!

stlb 'acc6ubitant Ban Lee A>W, Ltd. (Incorporated in

H. A. Binnendijk Singapore, S.S.), Merchants, Estate and

,G. A. Leverland |H W; M. Bitter Steamship

NEDERLANDSCHB H AN DEE MaATSCHAPPIJ Teleph. 7130;Agents Cable-.*19, Phillip Street;

Ad: Banlian; Codes:

(Netherlands Trading .Society)—! and A.B.C. at Jalam 5th edn.

Ampuan and Bentley’s,.

and Batu Factories

Pahat; Ice

2, Cecil Street and 10 ainj .ll, d’Almeida Factory, Aerated Water Factory, Rub-

Street; Amsterdam

Office: Cable Ad; . Gardona. Head ber Factory, Granite Quarry

I). RieMielmaiin, agent'

A. J. Maasey, accountant BkN Leong & Go., Machinery rGeheral

F. HeMners, cashier Importers—229, Rochore Road ' '

J.F. Van den ^rijhoef

a Derksen, 0. G. Reiff. G. W. Ban. Poh Shin Co.—-74, .ta7XrUpper-

.oO oort& tiissB

Nankin'St.

Funke, C. C. Lely veld, D. M. Hoek

Overseas Chinese La-NK, , .Ltd:,,—|;Head Ban San Chan—8:, Phillip Street

Office:3513

3172, 6^-6?,andChuliia

2434; Street: Telenh. 3170,

C^ble , Ad;'’0versea;

Codes: Bentley’s, A;|^.C. and Private. Bankers Attn Traders Insurance Co,

Branch Offices •. Penang, Rangoon, Amoy, Ltd. (Incorporated in Australia), Fire,

Djambi, Kelantah, Kuala Lumpur and Maritlh and Motor Car—Gresham House,

:

Board of‘©RectorsLiih

Oei Teck Seng,'Ne© Sdbrh .Battery McAlister

Roa-d; Teleph. 2937

&■ Co.,resident

Ltd., general

Ahairmnn),

Keong, Kh'oo Kok Wah, Hon: Mr.

Tan'Sian C. E. Gibson, officer agents

S.S. Q.C.'Yin

Wong,andChua' Rah Cheong,:Dr.

Cheong' Chwee Pdan BanQue bk e’Indochine—(See. Banks)

Khop

Tab Tiong Kok Wah,

Seng,nnahag^ng

general manager directed'

C. H. Wang, assist, do. Barbour, Ltd., R. A., Exporters- of Crude

P. ; & O. BAsrkiNG, Corporation, Ltd. Rubber Cpble Ad: — Chartered

Barbour; Bank Codes:Chambers;

Private,

(Incorporated

Quay; Cable' in

Ad: England)^-40,,OoUyer

Penorbinca; Teleph. j Bentley’s New and Old, Acme, Brohm-

2528 (Manager), 2444 (Gen. Office). j Head , hall’s (Rubber,Edition)

Office: E. A. Barbour, director

London, 117^122,E. C. 3. Leadenhall

Branches: Bombay Street, C. A. Hare, do.

R. V, N. Sbu(te, secretary

Calcutta, Calicut, Colombo, Hpngkong,

Madras,

J. Riddell, Shanghai,

manager Singapore Barker; Son & Co,, Manufacturers,

I. D. Mehziesj-assist. accountant Agents and Merchants — 118, Cecil

J.F. A.F. Stewart,

liarvie; do. Street;

Arthur Teleph.

Barker,8858partner

do. J. S. Barker, signs per pro.

Sng1Spft

Goh.pongJdmj/chief clea-k inii ; London Agents—Durant Radford & Co.,

dnofl-- Ld., E.C. 3

M’estminister Bank, Ltd. Barlow £*■ Co., Merchants and Estate

' 4-:, ) ,(1 :1)A—old);’) :f.K /.nil .O.'l Agents- Ocean Building, Collyer Quay;

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd:, (In- Cable Ad: Sandbach

corporated in Japan)w Head ..Office: G.F. H.H. Curtis,

Bowen, assistant

manager

Yokohama, Japan. Singapore Branch:

34Ay Ghiulia1 Street; Yelbph.- 6441 (General

Offieo),:

pradorfe);; 7-842;(Manager);

(Manager's 647^ .(Gom- Barretto CharteringShipping andShip

Trading Co.,

7551 (Residence iNio.-2); CableItesideftce),

Ad; Sho- 63k, China

Agents and

Building; ChuliaSt,;

Brokers—

Teleph.

kingink; Codes; A;iB.C. 6th edn.; Lieber’s 7784

Standard ami Bentley’s . F. D. Barrel! u

'127*8 SINGAPORE

Bartholomkusz, Ltd., F. A., Importers

and Exporters, and Manufacturers’ Bein'*, Pat., A., Manufacturers’ Re-

Agents—3a, Raffles Quay; Teleph. 2234; ‘' presebtative—P.O.

Ad: Patbeins;

Bojx 60; Cable-

Codes: Bentley’s

Cable Ad:- Bartolomez; Codes: A.B.C. A.B.C. 5th, edn. and Everybody’s

5thF.edn. and Bentley’s mang. director

A. Bartholomeusz, Pocket Code ,

Theo. Leijssius, director

P. L. Machado, accountant and secretary Bell

E. Van Jansz Place; Teleph.

Codes: Bentley’s,6920; Cable

A.B.C. 5th Ad:

and Bellco:

6th

H. M.

L. C. KeatElias M. B. Bell, director

Z.N. Joachim, book-keeper D. Jacobs

Kunjan, stenogtapher

Branch Office, llJ, and UK, Bukit Belgian Cons elate-—j( 'Sdf Consul ate si

Bintang

Lumpur Road; Teleph. 3754, Kuala Bell’s Asbestos Eastern Agency, Ltd.

Bata Shoe Co., Ltd., (Incorporated in (Incorporated in England); -Merchants,

Straits Settlements - - Head Sales Dept. : etc. 6427;

—6, Bonham Building; Teleph.

Cable Ad: 5thAsbestos;

Capitolthroughout

ches Building, Singapore with Bran-

Malaya; Cable Ad,: Bentley’s and A.B.C. edn. Codes:

Batashoe M. Nathans, manager

The Singapore Depot whilst Tay Swep

Tay Joo Hong, local secretary

Specializing in Tropical Foot- Tay Swpe Leng Hiong

wear, carries very large rtochs H. M. Rais, cashier

of all hinds of Bata Shoes ami

■is capable of supplying at all Bendixsen & Co., Ltd., A. (Ipcor-

times the. of requirements

stockists, any ■quantity,of porated in London), Rubber. Exporters

throughout- the. East, on , Bank and Merchants—Qffice:

Chambers. 19-21,1Q0,

Godown: Chartered

Prince

demand. Cables enquiries re- Edward Road; Telephs. 5834-5-6 (Office)

ceive immediate and prompt apd 7972 (Godoiyn): Cable Ad: Dixsena:

Codes; Bentley's, Birch wood and Private.

attention Head Office: 13,,Good Bane, London E.

P. Robitschek, sales manager C.Malacca,

3. Branch Offices: Kuala

Colombo,Lumpur,

Muar,

Batavia Sea & Fire Insuiiance Co., Ltd. Thliik iSeremban,

(Incorporated in Java), Fire, Marine and Ipoh, Kuala Anson,Kangsar,

Sitiawan,Enggor,

Lumpt,Taiping

Barit,

Motorcar Insurance—Cablfe Ad:: Sloy- add Penang

tersco

Hooglandt Co., agents Directors—A. . Bendixsen (managing

(117-122, Market Street) ' ; director^ L.A. Wilson&E.BeftdixSen

F. A. Wolfe, resident manager Singapore Branch

(Chartered Bank Chambers) A. G. Shafe,

Th. MailskdV,Manager

rfgns per pro.

Battenberc: & Tm.ma, Advocates and “ Bf.thsedA ” Gospel Hall (see Churches)

Solicitors—1, Raffles Place;

W. A. N. Battenberg, partner Teleph. 7965

H. R. Wilson, do. ! BinMerchants,

& Ctf; S. anclL, Piece

Manu Oodds add1. General

Tan Tee Cheng, chief clerk —Bonham Bldg.; Cablefactorers Agents

Ad: Sibinandoo

Becker, P. A. F., General Agent and Blake & Co., Stock, Share and General

Importer

spn Green;of German

P.0. Boxgoods—2,,

6t>; CableFinlay,-

Ad: Brokers—9-11; The Arcade; Teleph.2998,

Pafbecker P.O. Box 85;A.ROi

Bentley’s, Cable6thAd:edri.,

Dealer; Codes:

Broomhall’a

P. A. F. Bepker - Imp. and Private

C. G. Meyer . ', j

B,ee Huat & Co., General Merchants, Blau, Robert (Malaya), Perfumery Busi-

ness (representing 4711 Eau

Commission Agents, etc.—121, Beach etcA—C.

1 Road; Teleph. 7807; Cable Ad: Beehu’at: 14, Hongkong BankdeChambers

Cologne,

Cckles: R.H. Blau, proprietor

AgentsA.B.C.

of 5th and Bentley’s Luellmann, manager

Socony Vacuum Corporation Lo Kam Woon, advertising counsel

I

I

1278b ADVERTISEMENT

OF CHARMING DESIGN

BRIGHT IN COLOURS

Shanghai: MUSTARD & CO., 22, Museum Road.

Hong Kong: MUSTARD & CO., Alexandra Building.

Singapore: BORNEO CO., LTD.. Mercantile Bank Building.

Netherlands India: GEO. WEHRY & CO., Batavia, Semarang, Sourabaya.

LINETTE B.

SINGAPORE 1279

©LOJir & Vak DEr Aa, Irisuraiicft afid Claim Borneo Co., Ltd., The, - Merchants—

Agents —7714;

Teleph. Chartered

Cable Ad: Chambers; Mercantile

BaiikBloma. 50:17/9;edn.,Cable

Bank Building; Telephs.

Ad: Borneo; Codes:(Rubber-

A.B.C.

Office: 5, BeurSpieiri, Arhsterdam Head ,5th Private, Broomhall’s

edn.), Bentley’s, National. Head Office:

Alan Wolfe, resident manager 28, Fenchurch Street, London, E.C.

BLENTlsqHLi, H; C(,' lGeperal Agent—P.O. mai, Branches: Bangkok, Batavia, Chieng-

Ipoh,

Biox .53. Also at Paban-Raroe, Sumatra araiig, Sarawak, Soerabaya, Kuala Lakon, Penang, Raheng, Sam-

Lumpur and Teluk Anson

BoAup op ExamxnerS1 1' Eor Engineer’s A. A. Jamieson, chairman (London)

D, Lewis, general manager do.

Certificates—(jSVe ;Assdclaitioiis) F. A.E. IT.Dilley,

Board op ; -^XA^iprE^Sv for , Rasters’, and Green,manager (Malaya)

signs per pro.

Mates’; Cetftiftoates tsee. Associations) Y.R. A.Patterson,

Ashworth do.

B.J. G.Brooke . W. A.S. Hogg

BoLANb,; C. Vincent-- Raffles Chambers; W. J. H.R. GreySnewin ! G.E. Watts Hudson

Teleph; 38t (Consulting Kooms). :Resi- ,, , XLik A. Hoblyn

dence: Baffles Hotel; Teleph. 6387

,'C..Vineent, Boltind, m.d., RSv/Lond.), j D. Howell j A- M. Criiths .

j E. V. Finch

M.lS.9.Si, 't.:R..C.P., d.T.m., & S.’^Eng.) Borneo Motors, Ltd.—68 to 70, Orchard

Boon Seng & Co., Ltd., (Incorporated Road;Teleph. 5088; Cable Ad: BornCocar.

in Singapore), < ^nip-chandlers, 1 Sail- Lumpur, Branches Seremhan at Penang, Ipoh, Kuala

and Malacca

makers

ofFittings, and General

Brass , Cutlery, Merchants;

and Ironmongery, stockists

Yacht: O. Jackson, managing director

Crockery, (Rass,

Aluminium and Bnaroel wares, ,^(wden Borneo Sumatra TradingMerchants—Bor-

in Holland), Cq., Ltd! (1m' -

Implements

Office:' arid Fancy

"1, Raffles Sundry,Goods—

Place and ’ 36-38,!1 •,sumy Building,GeneralKobihson Rd; Telephs.

Robinson Road; Telephs. 3858 arid'7268; 6356 (Office)Codes:' and 3523(Store);.Cable

Bentley’s and ‘AbmeAd:

Cable Ad: 'Sailor'; Codes: A. B.C 5Hi edn. i B.orsurny; F. J. Witt, manager

andChua Bentley.’s j

Boon Tqj, managing director

Lye Eng Hong, director , Boustead

: & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in

Chan Hye Sang, manager F:M7S.),

Directors- .Merchants—Union

-F. H.A.O, Pledger, Building

Kee Yow Hock, sales do.

Quah Chwee Leong, cashier Johnson, Maas, Si L.B.Thomp-

G. H.

Chan Siew Ghee, secretary '

Assistants — Ng Leooig Pow,

1

■ Cherry

Assistants

Chua Hye Hock, Hadji Abbas C.E.B..M. Brooke R.L. Roper Caldheck

N. Strachan

and Quah Cheng Bun S.J. A.V. S.Beavis

Brooke W. R.N.Byatt

Aaenties . H. F. Jackson H. Esson

Aktdpholaget Archimedes, Sweden G.G.E. Wiseman J. D. Morrison

—Outboard Motors. C. GrahamBrown J.F. C.G. Walker

Goldwell Lawn Mower Co., N., Y. Thompson

- Lawn, Mowers OfficeW.atThorne

Tanjong Pagar

Booty ife Edwards, Surveyors ■ and

Architects—7,

2529; CableWestern BatteryCodes;

Ad: Booty; Road;A. B.C

Teleph.

5th Braddell Bros., Advocates & Solicitors

edn. and Union, Branch Office: 24, Raffles Place; Teleph. 6251; Cfible

Kuala Lumpur Ad: Braddell; Codes: Bentley’s and A.B.

R.David

C. S.Davidse,

Booty, m.t.o.l.s., proprietor C. Partners:

5th edn.

g.l.s., surveyor Boland

Hugh J. Todd,

do. (Oxon),St.barrister-at-Law

John Braddell, b.a.

A.R. A.O. Baillie,

Coltman, M.i,s.A.a., do.

architect V.D. Knowles, harrister-at-Law

John Layccck, b.a. (Londcn),

R. D. Fraser,

London a.r.i.b.a, & do.

Agents—Gardiner Theobald, Assistants:

96, Gower Street ‘ F. A. Briggs, Barrister-in-Law

C. K. Lee, Barrister-in-Law

1280 SINsCf&WE

m & w m # m British .India, Steam NftvjGA^rp^. Co

BaADioBO' DyiIrs ’ AssociiTiON, Ltd., ^L' h e , ; (Apcar Line), Ltd. (Incorporated

Bank; Chambersin

(Incorporated in England)—Hongkong EngAdamson land )— Don gkwg

Gilnllan, L Co., Ltd;,, agents-

Bank Chambers (4th 'floor); Tglfeph.

3800; Cable Ad: Dyers, British Malaya Trustee and Executor

H. M. Preston, representative Co.,Directors—R.J.Earrer,c.M.dl,SirDavid

Ltd.

Brinkmann ik Co., Merchants — French Galloway, Gaw Kheh -Khiam, R. M.

Bank Bldg. Head Office: Hiltermann

Bros., Manchester Meyer, O. -Rv~S. Bateman, W. E.

Fred. Critchley, manager Rayner andandL. Registered

Secretaries C:-. Margoliputh

Office —

J. F. A. Swallow I N. H. H. Greaves Gattey & Bateman

H. Hawkard I W. Swithinbank

British Pharmacy, The, Wholesale and

Brisk & Co., Watchmakers—26, Battery Manufacturers’ Retail ChemistsAgents and Druggists and

— 440-2, North

Road; Cable Ad: Brisk; Code: Bentley’s Bridge Road; Teleph. 6182; Cable Ad:

M. Brisk, proprietor Britarmacy; Code: Bentley’s complete

British - American Tobacco Co. phrase Consulting Physicians—Dr. F. O. de-

(Straits), Ltd. (Incorporated

land), Cigarette Manufacturers—14, Hoe in Eng- Souza, m.Bi, C.M., and Dr. B. N. de

Chiang Road; Telephs. 2762 (manager) Souza, l.r.c.p. & s.

7443 and 5821 (office); Cable ' Ad: C. L. Wong, principal

Seminole. Head Office: Westminster F.- K.C. E.Thong, manager

Died'Assistant

head dispenser

House,

E. J. 7, Millbank,

Case, managingLondon, S.W. 1

director J. G. Tan,

Singapore factory ,. British Traders’ Insurance 1 Co., Ltd.

D.Wi;ight,

J. Hunt,assists.

J. C. Hosgood, and A. H. (Ihcotpofated in Hohgkdhy), Marine—

Foremen—J. L. Elmer, H. N. Davies Tinian Traders Btiilding, Ooltyer1 Quay1,1 'Cable Ad:

and W. H. Garcia

Factories at Selangor and Johore (see ’ Boustiead & Co.,, Ltd-, agepts

these places for further details') Brooke Bond Wholesale

India, Ltd.,Tea(Incorporated

British American Tobacco, Co., (Straits) j in India), Merchants

and

Ltd., Cigarette it Tobacco Importers & 7510; Cable Ad: Blenders; Blenders-^O, Ce6il Code:

Strbet;Bentley’s

Teleph.

Exporters — 11, Keppel Road; Teleph. R. H. C. DuttCan, manager

5821 (3 lines); Cable Ad: Seminole; Codes

A.B.C.

H. C.5thLuetchford

and 6th, Bentley’s and Private Brossard Mopin S.E., Etablissements

F. C. J. Moore ■ (Incorporated, in Saigon), iCivil Engi-

'rand

iOers,General

Reinforced CoHcrete;; Specialists-

Contractons—French Bank

British Dispensary,

Place; Teleph. 118 Ltd.—33,* Raffles Building, Raffies Place; Telephs. v6369*

fOffice), 2240. (Store), 47711 (Joinery

David Turner, m.p.s*, mahg. director Woiffishdji^'

A.B.C. 5th OAnd able Ad:

6thBrbsex^ploi; Codes:

edns., Bentley’s,

British Electro plating Works—31,

Penang Lane, Orchard Road; Teleph. V247 ' Cogef, Lugagne

J. manager and Private

Dupontefy civil engineer, e.p.z.,

Alfred Sheffield, proprietor J. Patrquilleau, E. Richter and J

British Equitable Assurance Co., Ltd. ; : ■ , Wagner, P. Jackao,civilchiefengineers

draughtsman

(Incorporated

Fire in

Insurance—Head England A.D. 1854),

Office: 1, 2 and 3, ■ M. F. Ratiney, accountant

Queen Street Place, London

A. Gordon Lee, supervisor of agencies, C. Jovenet, G. A.

J.-Wagner, overseers Scott, A. Rongieras-

Eastern Archipelago (6, Chartered

Bank Chambers; Teleph. 2599; Cable A, S. Nathan, storekeeper

Ad: Foxhound; J. R. Brown, joinery workshop

edn. and Bentley’s)Codes; A.B.C. 5th KualaLye-Lumpur Eng Hong, chief clerk

Branch

British and Foreign Bible Society (see Agents for F,ide Candolle, E.p.^-f agents

under Associations and Societies) L’Urbaine Fire Insurance Co., Ld.

SINGAPORE 1281

Brown & Co., E. A., Exchange and

Brokers—Teleph. 6224; Cable Ad: Adis;General R. S. Bursta’l, Assistant

J.E. Davidson,

G. Bird, Manager(Kuala

do. (Penang)Lumpur)

Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

Brown, Phillips & StewaPvT, Accountants, Calico Printers Association, Ltd.—

Auditors and Estate Agents- Cable Ad: Singapore

Collyer Quay; Showroom:

Teleph.Union Building,

2591; Cable Ad:

Audit; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn, and Print.

Broomhall’s H. R. Head Office:representative

Corbishley, Manchester, Eng.

Bruce Petrie, Ltd., Secretaries and Campbell & Co., John G., Advocates and

Estate AgenciesBuilding,

Agents—Union and Rubber Selling Solicitors and Notary Public—8, Raffles

CollyerQuay;

Teleph. 7869; Godown: Jiak Kim Street; bell; Place; Telephs. 5956-7; Cable Ad: Cam-

Teleph. 4417; Cable Ad: Petrie- Codes: Bentley’s Codes:complete

A.B.C.phrase,

5th andBroomhall’s

6th edns.,

Bentley’s and Broomhall’s

Directors—Bruce Petrie Rubber edn. Imperial Combination

and George (Rubber edn.)

Parbury John G. Campbell (enrolled Law,

E. A. Gibson, manager Agent, Scotland), advocate and

solicitor, partner

C. C. Simpson (solicitor of the Supreme

^ ^ ^ Court of England), advocate and

Buan Hak Co., Drawn Thread Work, solicitor, partner

Silk Goods and Curios—37, High C. P. Burke (barrister at law),

Street; Teleph. 3828 ; P.O. Box 683 W.advocate

H. Saltand solicitor

(barrister-at-law),

advocate and solicitor

Bun Bee & Co., General Importers and

Exporters, Provision, Wine and Spirit Campbell & Co., Outfitters—20, Raffles

Merchants, Green Grocers and Cold Chambers J. L. Campbell, proprietor

Storage Proprietors—111 and 113, Beach

Road; Teleph.

Codes: A.B.C. 460;

5th Cable

edn., Ad: Bunbeeco;

Bentley’s and Canadian N ational Railways—Hong-

Private kong Bank Chambers; Teleph. 3497;

Cable Ad: Lemorb; Code: Bentley’s

Burlington Private Hotel—3. Coleman L.D. H.Benne

L. Lawler,tt, travel

generallingagent

representative

Street; Teleph. 7108; Cable Ad: Judah

S. Thio.Sam

J. Judah &It,Co., proprietors

assistant Capitol Theatres, Ltd.—Capitol Build-

ings; P.O. Box 145; Cable Ad: Capitol

Business Advertiser—13, Bencoolen St. Joe Fisher, managing director

M. J. Namazie, director

Butter W., Agent Signode Steel Strap- S.A. A.Weber,

H. Shirazee,

secretarydo.

ping Co.,Chicago Manufacturers Signode

System—142-143, Cecil Street; Teleph. N.Y. Carl Schliepper Handel-Maats-

3166; Cable Ad: Signode ohappij, Importers and Exporters—

Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co,, Ltd. Ad: 85, Cecil Street; Teleph. 4657; Cable

(Incorporated under the Companies’ edn., Tjapmata; Codes: A.B C. 5th

Carlqwrtz, Bentley and Mosse.

Ordinances

porated in of Hongkong,

Shanghai), and incor-

Wholesale and Branches: Batavia, Bandoeng, Pa-

Retail Wine and Spirit Merchants—201, lembang, Padang, Ponit-ianak, Sem

arang, Tegal, Djocja, Solo, Soera-

Cantonment

5372; Cable Ad:Road; Telephs.

Caldbeck; 5371A.B.C.

Codes: and baia, Makassar , Menado and

5th edn. &atBentley’s 2nd Phrase Code. Medan

Branches

ping, Tientsin,Shanghai,

Singapore,Hongkong, Pei- Cathedral, Church of the Good Shep-

Penang, Ipoh

and KualaHoad,

Lumpur. herd—(See Churches and Missions)

Foochow ShanghaiHead Office: 4,

Macgregors, Ld., Shanghai, general Central Hotel—270, Middle Road

K.managers

R. Stevens, Manager CentralTeleph.

Motor Hiring

7733 Co.—283, Orchard

T. Addis Martin, Assistant, signs per Road; Ong Hong Keat, proprietor

pro.

41

■1282 SINGAPORE

Cent r alMotors Hiring Co. (Lyons Motors, Chia Lee Pharmacy—64, New Bridge

Ltd., proprietors)—Registered Office, Road

Showroomsand W orkshop:

Road; Teleph. 1863; Cable3151,

Ad: Orchard

Centra- Chilian Consulate—(See Consulates)

moto; Code: Bentley’s

Chan & Eber, Advocates and Solicitors Chin Ho and

Agents & Co.,Manufacturers’

Merchants, Representa-

Commission

—Raffles Chambers; Teleph. 6816; Cable tives—9 and 10, Phillip Street; Cable

Ad: Chaneber;

Edn. &. Bentley’s Codes used: A.B.C. 5th Ad: Chinho

Partners— Chin Huat Hin Oil Trading Co.,

S. J. Chan, b.a., ll.b. (Cantab), General Merchants and Commission

barrister-at-law (Gray’s Inn)

R. L. Eber, b.a. (Camtab.), bar- Agents—246, South Bridge Road

rister-at-law (Inner Temple)

E. R. Kook, barrister-at-law Chin andSeng HongCommission

General &l Co., Rubber Merchants

Agents—Head

(Middle Temple) Office: 21, South Canal Road

K. I. Tan, barrister -ait-1 aw

(Middle Temple)’, assist, advo- China Mutual Steam Navigation Co.,

cate and solicitor Ltd. (Incorporated in England)

London Agents:

Ryde Tamplin,

& Flux, 165,Joseph, Mansfield

Ponsonby,

church Street, London, E.C.

Fen- Collyer &Quay)

Co.; Ltd. (Ocean Building,

agents

Chan Yen P’ai, Romanised Malay Story China Navigation Co., Ltd. (In-

corporated

Book Seller—266, Neil Road Mansfieldin& England)

Co., Ltd. (Ocean Building,

Change Alley Rubber Communication Collyer Quay) agents

Office, Rubber Brokers and Market China & Southern Bank—(Yec Banks)

Reporters—1

4692, 4a, and

7532, 7534 Change

7536 Alley; Telephs. China Pharmacy—306, N. Bridge Road

Lim Leong Geok,; president

Lee Poh Hood, Gwee Peng Kwee

and Yeo Boon Yat, rubber brokers China Shun Nung Shih Co., Ltd.—101,

South Bridge Road

Chartered Bank of India, Australia

and China—(See Banks) China Underwriters,

Cheong Koon Seng & Co., Auctioneers corporated in Hongkong and Ltd. (In-

Registered

in England), Life, Fire, Marine,

Yaluers,RealReceivers

tates, Estate &andInsurance of Es- Accident,

Trustees Agents surance—Head MotorOffice:

Car Hongkong

and General In-

— 30 and 31, Chulia Street, near Raffles London Office—A. J. Collins »fc Co.,

Place; Teleph. 7998; CableBranch

Ad: Koonseng; Ltd., 71/2, King William St., E.C. 4

Code: A.B.C. Malacca,

5th edn. Chief Office (Southern Agencies)—4

38, Riverside, and also atOffices:

Johore (Second

Chambers;floor),

Teleph.Hongkong

4276; CableBankAd:

Bahru Underwrite

Cheong Koon Seng, managing partner Resident Secretary — A. J. Frank

Ciieong, Ong, & Co. Commission Agents (acting)

(Chief Sub-agents forProducts

The Texas— Co.), LifeThiam,

AgencyLeeStaff—

Siew,John

PoonLee,YewTeoand

Ka

Texaco Bridge

North Lubricating

Road; Teleph. 7078 375,

and Swee Seng & Co. Evans & Co., 28,

7343 General Agents—J.

Cheong The Arcade

Tan SiangE. Peng,

Koon, proprietor

assist. Chinese Commercial Bank — (See

Cheong & Tan Co., General Merchants, Banks)

Suppliers

North Bridge of Building Materials,

Road; Telephs. 7078— and

375,

Chinese Consulate—(See Consulates)

7343

Cheong E. Peng, sole proprietor Chinese Girls’'School (See Educational)

SINGAPORE 1283

Ching Kehg Lee & Co., Ltd. (Incorpor- CHURCHES. MISSIONS, &c.

ated in the Straits Settlements)—Raffles Armenian

Chambers, Raffles Place

T. O. Mayhew, mang. dir. Hill StreetChurch of St. Gregory—

Yap Gim Cheng, secretary Vicar—Rev. S. T. Sarkies

Committee—G.

S. H. Arathoon, M.Gregary (warden),

S. M. Arathoon,

Chong & Go., Peter,

Stationers—9, d’Almeida Street Printers and M. C. Gasper and M. M. Catchatoor

Chong

North Shing

Bridge Road Dispensary, Ltd —400, “ Bethesda”

Road

Gospel Hall—Bras Basah

Ministers of the Gospel—L. J.

Choo Dispensary—227, Teluk Ayer Road Donaldson! and S. S. Adams

Trustees — A. J. Turner, E.

Tipson and R. Austin

Chop

SteamChye Hin, Timber

- Sawmillers, Land and Merchants,

Estate Cathedral (Roman Catholic) of “The

Owners—416, Beach Road; Teleph. 7878; Good Shepherd”—Bras Basah Road

Cable

Tan Ad: Cbyehin.

Chian, sole proprietor (signs for and Queen Street

the firm) Vicar—Rt. Rev. P. Ruaudel

Tan Beng Kee, manager Assistant—Rev. H. Valour

Tan Beng Thong, collector

Branches French Roman Catholic Mission

Chop Sin offChye Hin Road,

— 46, S’apore

Padang Rt. Rev. Dr. E. Barillon, Bishop of

Jeringau Kallang Malacca

Rev. L. Lambert, procurator

Teong Hin <& Co.—Amoy

Hin Leong & Co.—Kemaman, Treng- Rt. Rev. P. Ruaudel, vicar general

ganu Cathedral

Rev. H. Valour,of theassistant

good shepherd

Sam Hin Chan—13, Kampong Hulu, Most-Rev. Dr. J. M. Merel (The

Malacca Sacred Heart)

Chotirmall & Co., K. A. J.(Estb. 1875), Rev. S. Lee, vicar.Rev.Rev.J. L.Sy.Cordeiro,

ast.

Silk Merchants, Drapers and Ladies’ assist., S.S., Peter and Paul

Rev. L. Biirghoffer, vicar, Our Lady

Dressmakers—41, and 43, High Street; of Lourdes

Teleph. 7957; Cable Ad: Chotirmall; Rev. E. V. Becheras (Serangoon)

Codes: Acme, Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th Rev. L. Auriol, superior, St.

edn. Branches: Batavia, Sourabaya,

Saigon, Hong Kong, Canton and Kobe

D.H.A. Hemandas,

Chotirmall,managing

proprietorpartner Rev. J. M. Seminary

Xavier’s (Serangoon)

Belliot (Bukit Timah)

Rev. H. Duvelle (Johore)

Chow Kit & Co., Ltd., General Merchants Methodist Episcopal Church, Wesley

and Commission Agents—2-2 and 2-3, Church (English)—Ft. Canning Road

Raffles Quay; Teleph. 7854

Chi;a Motor Service, Motor Hirers and Methodist Episcopal

Rev. Edwin Mission

F. Lee, d.d., resdt. Bishop

Dealers — 127, Beach Road and 82, J. secretary

F. Peat, (Building

Mission treasurer and

Orchard Road; Telephs. 2359 and 3295; and Location

Cable Ad: Motocraft board, incorporated)

Rev. A. Eklund., district superin-

Chung & Wong, Architects and Survey- tendant, 40 Barker Road

ors, Designers of Steel Structures and

Re-inforced Concrete

6th floor, Union Buildings—Office:

Building; Teleph. 7257. Mission House—188, Neil Road

Chung Mr. & Mrs. Leslie J. Donaldson

Wong Puck Sham, partner partner

Hong Woot, managing

HoLiraKwong Yew, surveyor

Kee Leng, do. Portuguese Mission, St. Anthony's—

Boys’ School

Church of England School—(Nee Correspdt — Rev. A. A. Cardoso

Director—Rev. A. Gonsalves

Educational) Headmistress—Mrs. H. Beavis

41*

1284 SINGAPORE

Assistants Supt.

Rev.St.R. Andrew’s

Richards,Church

RomanisMission—

Woodford, Too Kee Leung, KhooL.

— H. P. Woodford,

Stamford Road

House,

Keng Tong, K. C. Balhetchet,

Cheah Yen Kwee, Mrs. A. Chelvan, Hon. Treasurer — J. F. L. Cowin,

Mrs. R.H. Gabriel,

Sakai, Miss Rennie Lowick & Co, Hong Kong

Miss

Student Teachers—C.MissR.R.M^Woodford,

Leicester,

Eber and

Bank Chambers

Churches—S. Peter’s (Stamford Rd.), S.

Chong Siak Tong John’s (Jurong), S. Matthew’s

Work(Sepoy Lines),onand

is carried 1 Mission

amongst Halland

Chinese

Portuguese Mission, Church of “St. Tamils, and at the Leper Hospitals

Joseph” (Under the jurisdiction of and St. Andrew’s Mission Hospital

the

VicarBishop of Macao)

Genl—Very Rev. M. A. Cardoso

Missionary—Rev. A. Gonsalves St.theJoseph’s

Brothers Institution,

of Cable conducted

the Christian Schoolsby

Vicar—Rev. A. da Silow —Teleph. 6725; Ad: Brothers

Portuguese Mission in China Visitor—Rev. Br. Jarnes, o.b.e.

Procurator —Very Rev. M. A. Cardoso Director—Rev. Br. Stephen

Sub-do. —Rev. Br. Augustus

Procure des Missions

334.Procurator—Rev.

River Valley Road Etrangeres—

J. M. Ouillon St. Peter’s

Queen Street and (Tie

St. Paul’s Church-

Tsiu); Teleph. 18&

Assistant—Rev. F. Morin Vicar — Rev. S. Lee

Sacred Heart Church—Tank Road Assistant—Rev. L. Cordeiro

Vicar—Rev. J. Sy. St. Teresa of the Child Jesus,

St. Andrew’s Cathedral Church of—Kampong

Vicar—Rev. S. Lee Bahru

Bishop of Singapore—

Roberts, m.a. Rt. Rev. B. C. Assist.—Rev. L. Cordeiro

Chaplain—Rev. Graham White, m.a.

Warden—A.

Hon. Secretary—P. BarkerNeubronner City Dispensary—102, Middle Road

Assist Chaplain—Rev. T. R. Dean

Registrar of the Diocese — Rev. Clarke, H. Harley,

R. Richards —32, Raffles Place;l.d.s., Surgeon

Telephs. 3407 Dentist

(Office)

Organists (Hon.)—A. E. T. Jones and 4760 (Residence)

and R. A. Waddle H. Harley Clarke, principal

Parochial

Chaplain Church

(chairman),Council— The Clouet & Co., A., Merchants and Com-

The Assist.

Chaplain, H. M. Perreau (warden), mission Agents— 2-1, Raffles Quay; Cable

A. Barker, (warden), J. A. Clarke Ad: Clouet; Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn.,

(hon. treas.), A. Chamier, H. B. Bentley’s and Acme

Salmnnd,

F.Whitley,

G. Bourne,A. E. Thornley

Caunce, Jones,

Miss R.R.Penoulhet F. G. OLUBS

Cricket Club, Singapore

Hon. Secretary—G. Neubronner

St. Andrew’s Church Mission Hollandsche Club (Dutch Club)—

Committee—The Chaplain chairman,

in-charge Cairn

Hon. Hill Road; Teleph.

Secretary — J. J.2039Reinders

(St. Andrew’s Cathedral)

Rev. R. Richards, Dr. Elliott Folmer

(medical officer in charge of St. Indian Coffee Club—12, Tank Road

Andrew’s(C.E.Z.M.S.

Kilgour Mission Hospital),

School), J. Miss

Lee Keppel Golf Club

(principal,

Mr. F. G. Bourne (Cathedral School)

St. Andrew’s Repre- President —G. W. A. Trimmer

Vice-do. —F. P.Niblock

Thesentative).

Hon.

atives—Lim

all Clergyandof the

Treasurer

Koon Yang

Mission

Represent-

(Babas),

Captain—W.

Vice-do.—F. Douglas

V. Board man

Dong Chui Sing (Foochow), Kiong Hon.

Hon. Secretary—R. P.E. Campbell

Treasurer—J.Morris, Earle

Woon Kiew (Hokkien), Chen Keng Committee—N. A. Barron,

Swee (Cantonese)

Handy (Tamils) and J. T. N. H. Hall and N. R. Wilson

SINGAPORE

Masonic Oltjb—Oolema.ii! (Street President—F. B. Sewell

Vice-do. —T. H. Dennis

Singapore Catholic Club—73, Bras Secy, and Treas.—H. R. W. Lobb

Basah Road

President—Rt. Rev. P. Ruaudel Singapore TurfPage

Club

Vice-do. —Rev. H. Valour Chairman—R.

Committee—L.

V. Peratta, R.J.Tessenohn,

Shepherdson, W. A.F. Secretary—A. H. Todd

Mosbergen, Assist. Secretary—P. S. Laing

da Silva, A.S. C.J. deBraga,

Souza,W.C. R.

H. Committee—H.J. Fougere,L.T. Hayes,

O.P. Griffith-Jones, Dr. P.S. Hunter,

Mosbergen, H. S. Eber, T. W. Hon. Mr. W. C. Huggard, k.c., and

Prins,

Norris C. J. Reutens and H. E. S. Manasseh

Hon. Secretary—W. F. Mosbergen Tanglin Club, The

Assist, do. —W. H. Mosbergen President—H. B. Salmond

Singapore Club W. Trimmer Vice

Hon. do. —C. HollandF. Stringfellow

Secretary—G.

Chairman—G. Hon. Treasurer—W. J. McConnell

T. A. Black General Committee — A. B. Assiter,

F.Hon.S. Gibson

Mr. W. A. Fell |W. E. Rayner P.Drooyleever,

M. Scott, A.C.P.C.Cameron,

DunmanW.and H.

C.Dr.Holland W. L.

P. S. Hunter |H. Wylly Stevens G. C. Ashworth

Secretary—W. J. May son Election Committee E. W. P.

Fulcher, E. S. Adler, H. S.

Godwin, E. C. Milligan, Dr. E.

■Singapore Garrison Golf Club— A. Elder

Tanglin Barracks; Teleph. 6178

Hon. Secy.-—Major J. M. Mackinnon Union Jack Club

Singapore Golf Club President—H.E. The Gov ernor

President—Hon. Mr. A. P. Robinson Vice-Presidents—H.E. the Com-

Captain—W. Eld red mander-in-Chief (China Station),

Vice do.—E. E. F. Pretty H.E. the General OfBcer Comman-

Hon. Secretary— H. W. Hawkeswood ding (Malaya), Hon. the Chief Jus-

Treasurers—Derrick «fc Co. tice,

The Hon. the (Singapore

Chairman Colonial Secretary,

Harbo ur

Committee—G. C. Knox, H. Wylly, Board)

W. E. Rayner, H.

W. Hay and Dr. W. Dawson C. Atkin-Berr^, Committee—H. E. Major General

L. C. L. Oldlield, c.b., c.m.g., d.s.o.,

Singapore Polo CLUB—Ground: E. C. 0. Ahomson, p.n., D.s.o., F. R.

Balestier Road Heron, Esq., D. Paterson, Esq.,

President—Hon. Mr. A. P. Robinson Denis Sontry, Esq., E.C.H. Chort-

Hon. Secretary-B. A. R. Gater wood,

Resident Esq.

Manager—H. E. Woottsou

Treasurers—Gattey

Captain—B. and Bateman

A. R. Gater Hon. Secretary and Treasurer—

Committee—Dr. J. S. Sloper, R. H. Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

de S. Ouraet,

W. P.Lieut.

Saunders, R. T. G.

r.a., Major Arthur, J.

and Cumberlage, .r.a. Power Cobb & Co., GeneralCecil

porters—149-151, Merchants

Street and Im-

; Singapore Recreation Club Colonial Dispensary—112, South Bridge

President—R.

Vice-do. —Dr. Tessensohn

N. L. Clarke Road

Hon. Treasurer—V. F. d’Almeida Colonial Pharmacy—43, Havelock Road

Do. Secretary—H.

Chairman, E. Woodford

Board of Con trol (Games)—

H. N. Balhetchet Colon i a l Trading Co,, General Merchants,

Committee—Dr.

Valberg, Dr. V. W. D’Cruz,J.E.S H.

H. Norris, de Commission Agents and Manufacturers’

Souza and G. R. Oehlers Representatives

Cable Ad: Colonial; — 9,Codes:

Almeida

A.B.C.Street;

5th &

6th edus.,

:Singapore Swimming Club- Tan- Western Union, Scott’s and Private Bentley’s complete phrase,

jomg Rhu Peter Chong, managing partner

1286 SINGAPORE

Commercial Agency Co., Importers, Ex- Denmark—3, Raffles Quay

porters and Commission Agents—-45, Acting Consul—E. Koch

Anson Road; Teleph. 2021

Yuen Ka Tseung France-41, Robinson Road: Teleph.

Yuen C. Shun | Leow Teck Enn 2275

Commercial Press, Ltd. (Incorporated in Consul—P. A. Ballereau

China), Stationers, Booksellers, Printers Chancelier—Y. A. Revelli

and Publishers—172, South Bridge Road; Attache—F. M. Saugon (on leave)

Cable Ad: Compress Secretaire—^Nguyen Giap

Commercial Union(Incorporated

Assurance Co., Germany

Eastern Branch in Ltd.,

Eng- Consul General—W. Maenss

Chancellor—

land)—Robinson Road and Telegraph Secretary—O. Kunisch

Street; Cable Ad: Cuaco

Arthur C. Potts, manager

G. Finlay Italy—E4, Hongkong Bank Chambers

S.fl. J.E.Vincent

Wilson || R.I. A.V. M.Welch

Smallwood Acting Consul—Dr. E. Gerelli

Teo Keng Teow, agent Japan—Union Building-

COMPAGNIE DES MeSSAGERIES MaRITIMES Consul-General—Teijiro

Vice-Consul—Kenzo Ito Tamura

(Incorporated in France)—122, Robinson Chancellors—Akio Ozawa, Gakusho

Road;

Codes:Teleph.5181; Cableand

A.B.C. 5th edn. Ad:Private

Messagerie; Hirata, Tadaaki lidzuka and

A. Jobard, agent Namio Nakafuji

J. M. Barbe, sub agent Netherlands

Comptoir Saigonnais de Malaisie, Gen- Teleph. 6073;—Cable

K. P.Ad:M.Hollandia

Chambers

eral Merchants, Manufacturers’ Repre- Consul-Gen’l.—W.

Consul—H. M. J. Fein Daniels.

A. A. M.

sentatives, Importers and Commission Vice-Consul-J.

Agents—169, Orchard Road Chancellor—Th. C.vanVan Berckel

Haelen

Comptoirs Belgo-MalaIs, Manufacturers

of Banana Flour and Preserved Pine- Norway—

apples—Office: 53, Robinson Road Hon. Consul—W. A. Venning

C. Motte & Co., general managers

Connell Bros. Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Peru—

U.S.A.), Importers, Exporters and Manu- Chancellor—J. B. Myles

facturers’

Teleph. 7133;Agents Cable—117,

Ad: ConnellCecil Street; Portugal—Union Building

S. T. Erickson • Consul-General—Dr. Alves Guerra

Vice-Consul

Borges and Chancellor—A. V.

CONSULATES Siam—7, Mt. Elizabeth

Belgium—Meyer Chambers; Teleph. Consul-Genl.—Phra Mitrakam Rak-

sha Vice Consul—Liiang

2083Consul—H. Sarton Penang Bhasa

Biraj

China (Consulate-General)—64, Robin-

son Road; Telephs. 6067 (Office and Spain—Ocean Building, Collyer Quay

Passport Dept.), Cable Ad: Sinoconsul Hon. Vice-Consul—G. H. Bowen

Consul-General—Dr.

Lok Chen Chang

Vice-Consul—Li Yen Swedish, Royal (Consulate General)—

Eleve-Consuls—Tzechin Lu &Tsung 5, Malacca Street

Woo Ding Consul General—J. M. Sime (Acting)

(chancellor—T. C. Wong Switzerland

Secretary to the Consul General—

Chao-shu Wu (Ng Chew-shee) Teleph. 5326— 121, Market Street;.

Cheng Pak Tung Consul—H. R. Arbenz

Secretary—J. Piflaretti

SINGAPORE 1287

United States of America—Union David, J. B., Broker, Mine and Estate

Owner — 10, Malacca

Building; Teleph. 6919; Cable Ad: 7968; Cable Ad: David; Codes; A.B.C. 5th Street; Teleph.

Amconsul

Consul-General of the U.S.A. for edn., Bentley’s and Private

the Straits Settlements, Malay J. W. Wotherspoon, p,a., , secretary

States, British North Borneo and

Sarawak, Consular Representative David & Toft, Brokers —10, Malacca

of the Keblinger

Wilbur Republic of Panama— Street; Teleph. 7968; Cable Ad: Toft;

Consul—Roy

Vice-Consuls—E. Bower Jr., H. A. Codes:

E. B.Anderson, A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s,

Boomhall’s and Private

Lewis, H. B. Day and Wm. C. J. B. David, partner

Affeld, Jr.

Davies, Aubrey V. L., Barrister at-Law,

■Continental Stamp Co.—14, Battery Rd. Advocate and Solicitor—15,

Building; Teleph. 2101 Bonham

Aubrey V. L. Davies, barrister-at-law,

Cook Son, Ltd.,

Forwarding Agents,Thos., Passenger

etc.—39, and

Robinson Gohadvocate and solicitor

Lai Kang, office assist, and

Road; Telephs. 5907 and 5908; Cable Ad: Gohmanaging

Ah clerk

Keng, stenographer

Coupon. Head Offices: Berkeley Street,

London, W. 1

John

B. J.C.Bevan,

Walker,signs

manager

per pro. Dawood & Co., Dubashes, Ship Chandlers;

A. E. Pilgrams Stevedores, Naval and Lighter Suppliers

J. W. Wardhaugh and

Quay;General Contractors

Teleph. 6810; Cable Ad:— Lathiphia;

22, Raffles

Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn. and Bentley’s

Corona Flower Shop, Florists—9, Orchard T. K. Shaik Dawood, sole proprietor

Road; Teleph. 2990; Amber Mansions; N. Mohamed Sultan and A. Jam-

Cable Ad: Corona; Codes: Fleurop aludin, joint attorneys

Job.Joh.Jansen, proprietor

Jansen, R.T.W.S., manager DeCeylon),

Silva., Jewellers,

Ltd., B. Diamond

P. (Incorporated

Merchantsin

Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient— and High Dealers

Street. inRegistered

Precious Stones—19-21,

Office: Galle,

(See Banks) Ceylon. Branch3364;

at: J,Cable

Bishop

Penang; Teleph. Ad: Street,

Silva;

Crosse & Blackwell,

Blackwell Manufacturing (CrosseLtd.:& Code:

Ltd. Co., B, T.A.B.C. 5th manager

de Silva, edn.

Elizabeth Lazenby & Son, Ltd.; Jas. B. L. Martin, assist, manager

Keiller & Son, Ltd.; Alexander Cairns

Sons, Ltd.), Manufacturers of High Class Assistants—F. LKarunaratne, G.

Provisions and Confectionery D. S. de Silva, G. IN. de S.

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd. (5, Malacca Gunawardene, M. W. Warna-

Street), agents suria, C. Jayasuriya, G.

Douglas H. Wilson, representative for Abeysekera and V. !K. Wiji-

China and Japan weera

Crosfield

Chemical &andSons, Joseph, Soap, DePrinters

Ltd., Manufacturers

Glycerine

Souzaand Bros., Wholesale

General Stationers,

Importers—210-2,

—5, Malacca Street; Teleph. 5144; Cable Queen Kennels Street; Teleph. 3188; Cable Ad:

Ad: Savont

Cycle & Carriage

corporated Co. (1926),

in the S.S.), Ltd. (In- De Souza & Co., H. M., Auctioneers,

Motor Importers

and

OrchardEngineers—Registered Office; 43, Appraisers,

Estate Agents,

Insurance Agents, Brokers,

Receivers, etc—100b,

CycleearriRoad; Teleph. 5944; Cable Ad: Robinson Desouza Road; Cable Ad: Herman

H. M. de Souza, proprieter

Danish Consulate—(See Consulates) G. A. Ahin, assistant

1288 SINGAPORE

Agencies and Sub-Agencies Winterbottom Book Cloth Co., Ld.r

Sun Life Assurance Manchester

Guardian AssuranceCo., Co.,ofLd.Canada Hooghly Ink Co., Ld., Calcutta

TheOhio,

Chandler

Ocean, Accidental

Corporation and Guarantee U.S.A.& Price Co., Cleveland,

Dunlop Rubber Co., Ld. Intertype Corpn., Brooklyn, U.S.A..

and London

American Miehle, Chicago

Derrick & Co., Chartered Accountants and Bates Manufacturing

Auditors—Hongkong

Collyer Quay Bank Chambers, Machines, New YorkCo.’s Numbering

W. E. Rayner, a.c.a., partner Williams Engineering Co. (Nodis &

Davis Typecasters), London

J.S. MH. Moss, A.C.A.,

E. Cookson,

N. Wardell,a.c.a.,

do.

do.

a.c.a. (Aust.)

Karl Krause,

Gebruder LeipzigLeipzig

Brehmer,

R. Crawford, c.a. Waite & Sheard, Honley, Hudders-

T. W. Saunders, a.c.a. field, England

W.

H. R.McArthur,

Oppenheim,c.a, a.c.a.

Diethelm & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in

Switzerland), Merchants and Commis-

Dexter

Dispensary, Allen,Ltd.)—6,

Mrs. Raffles (Timms sion

M. E.Chambers; CableAgents—117-121,

Ad:& Diethelmco. Market Street

Office:r.

Head Branch

Teleph. 2615. After Office Hours: The Diethelm Houses

Co., S.A. Zurich.

at Saigon, Haiphong, Bangkok

Clinic, 366, River The

Valley Road;House, Teleph.2, and

6700.

CairnhillResidence:

Circle; Teleph.Manor

6002 P. Penang

Kohler, manager

H. Schweizer, do.

Dickinson & Co., Ltd.. John (Incor- K.

Ch.Schmid

Klaiber | A. Huerlimann

5(rated in England),

anufacturing and Export, PaperStationers,

Makers,

Card, Board, Envelope and Account Agfa

R. Photo Representative

Buelow

Book

Materials Makers

and and Printing

Sundries Machinery,

Suppliers to the I

Trade—Dunlop House, Robinson Road; j Dodge & Seymour,—Ltd.,

Representatives LaidlawManufacturers’"

Buildings

Telepb.

Codes: Pantelegraphy, Bentley’s and || Cable

7970; Cable Ad: Lionbrand: Ad: Eximco

A.B.C. 6th edn. TeoNgAhNiaThiam, assist,

Kok, salesman manager

W.D.E.I.,

R. New, Manager

Philippine for Far

Islands, Malaya,

East Ee Cheng Boon, chief clerk

and Ceylon (signs per pro.)

Asisstants—P. Somerville and F. A. Dollar Steamshir Lines, Ltd. (Incor-

Merry porated Agents

in Hongkong), Shipping and

Sect Peng Choon, head clerk

C. A. M. Stevens, secretary to mgr. Lumber —Hongkong

for American

Bank Chambers

Mail Line

(third

floor); Teleph.

Head Office—65, Old Bailey, London Codes: Bentley’s, Universal and Private5931; Cable Ad: Dollar;

E.C. 3. B. V.R.B.Bates, General Agent

Branches — Calcutta, Bombay, Madras, Windle

Rangoon,East

Durban, CapeLondon,

Town, Johannesburg,

Sydney, Port J. R, Kracht i B. C. van Buren

Elizabeth, Melbourne, Wellington, Donaldson & Burkinshaw, Advocates,

Auckland, Christchurch, Buenos Aires Solicitors and Notaries Public—3, De

and Cairo

Mills and Manufacturies — Croxley, Souza Street; Telephs. 5829 and 5820;:

Cable Ad: Denotation; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Apsley,

London, Nash, HomeManchester,

Bristol, Park, Tottenham,

Cape j edn., Broomhall’s and Bentley’s

Town, Johannesburg, Sydney, Mel- | H.notary R, L. Dyne,

public,advocate,

partner solicitor and

bourne and Wellington W. L. Stevens. do.

Agencies

Dawson, Payne & Elliott, Ld., Otley, C. H. Smith, do,

WaiteYorks& Saville, Ld., Otley, Yorks Dreher & Co., W. G., General Importers

John Ratcliffe & Sons, Leeds —116, Cecil Street

H. W. Caslon & Co., London C. M. Schukking, manager

SINGAPORE

Drew

Notaries Public—10, Collyer Quay and

& Napier, Advocates, Solicitors K. B. H. Stevens, resident re-

A.Richard

P. Robinson, adv. & solictr., partner presentative (Bangkok)

Williamson, do., do. G. W. Williams, resident repre-

J. C. Rash, do., do. sentative (Saigon)

K. K. O’Connor, do., assistant Dupire Brothers, General Merchants—

P. Storr, do, do. 2, De Souza Street

E.C. H.Rhodes

Payne, do., do.

do., do. P.R. Dupire | J, Mainguet

A. Dillon-Corneck

Dreyfus Co., Ltd., L.A. (Incorporated in Durman & Co., Produce Merchants

the

GuttaStraits Settlements),

Jeluteng, Gutta Siak,Exporters

Gutta Sohof and Commission Agents—■8a, Mal-

and Gutta Katian—Teleph. 6253; Cable Box laeoa Street; Teleph. 2503, P.O.

Ad: Lad comp; Codes: Western Union Codes:151;Bentley’s Cable Ad: Darmarajah;

A.B.C. 6th editiom

and Bentley’s ; and Universal Trade Code

Representing D. R. Sherman, managing prop.

Jb. A. Dreyfus Co., Station Road, New

York

Dupire Morrell, Ltd., Rubber and

Duke, John, Manufacturing Optician— Telephs. General Brokers— 4-1, Collyer Quay;

21, Battery Road; Teleph. 2682; Cable Ad: Dupirub; Codes: 5204-5 A.B.C.

3638-9;5th Cable A(i:

Spectacles. Branch Office: Federal Dis- and Bentley’s complete phrase

pensary

Selangor Building, Kuala Lumpur, F. A. Morrell, managing director

R. E. Prentis, do.

Dulfakir tfc Co., M. Mohamed (Establish- P. Dupire, director

ed 1913), Booksellers, British-American J. Bright, and P. D. Cork, brokers

Newsagents, Stationers, General Tan Chiap Choon and Lim Kee

keepers, etc. —Corner of High StreetStore-

and E. Fook,

D. Chinese brokers

Jacobs

24, North Bridge Road; Teleph. 3695;

Cable Ad: Booksellers.

High Street, Corner Middle Branches:

Road and 53, East Indies Trading Co., Ltd., Import

366, Victoria Street, Singapore. F.M.S. and Export Merchants—C. 3, Hongkong

Branch: Market Street; P.O. Box 268, Bank Stanelco;

Chambers;

Codes

Teleph. 2905;

Bentley’s,

Cable Ad:

A.B.C. 6th

Kuala Lumpur edn.

Duncan Roberts, Ltd., Manufacturers’ John Trey, manager

Agents and Import Merchants — 112 East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—Estate agents,

&Cable

114,Ad:Robinson Road; Teleph. 7040;

Dunroberts; Codes: Bentley’s, shipowners and merchants—3, Raffles

A.B.C. 5th edn., Lieber’s and Private Quay; Cable Ad: Orient; Head Office:

J. Duncan Roberts, managing director don,Copenhagen. Agencies:Hankow,

Singora, Shanghai, Bangkok,Tsing- Ban-

T. C. Yong, secretary tao, Tientsin, Harbin, Dalny, Vladivos-

Assistants—

Ooi Chor Hooi Er Soon Huat tock, Soerabaya, Penang, Kuala Lumpur,

Lim Madras, Rangoon,SanDurban,

Francisco,Johannes-

KwokCheng Yoke Teck

Weng ; Ng Swi Woon

LeeWing Choon burg, London Valparaiso, Seattle,

Tan Ah Seng i Tan Chin Guan etc. poration, Ltd.,Office:

158, United

Fenchureh Baltic

St., Cor-3

E.C.

1 xmdon Agents — Edward Tayler &

Co., 146, Bishopsgate, London, E.C. 2 Eastern Auto Co., Ltd., Motor Im-

porters and Exporters—69-79, Or-

Dunlop Rubber Co., The (Straits Road; chard Road, Workshop: Penang

Settlements), Ltd. - 142, Robinson Teleph. 7605; Cable Ad:

Road; Teleph. 5034; Cable Ad: Dunlop Autoco; Code: Bentley’s

F. A. W. Hardley, mamag. dir. Chan Swee Hong, managing dir.

R. Johnson, secretary Tan Teok Yew, do.

E. H. Hansen, service manager Lau Peng Sia, accountant

G. B. Page | H. P. Bacon Chia Cheow Eng, assistant

G. . C. Miller, resident repre- Tan Beng Chiang, sales mgr.

sentative (Penang) Bob (Lye Guan, cashier

1290 SINGAPORE

Eastern Dental Supply Co: (Established Eastern Trading Co., General Merchants-

1923)—3V5,

7078 andA.B.C. North Bridge

7343;5thCable Road;Easdenply; and

Telephs.

Ad: Bentley’s Commission Agents—124, Rochore

Codes: edn. and Road; Cable Ad: Tradesman

Cheong E. Peng, managing partner Teo Peng Chuan, partner

Ong Kho Lee, do.

Eastern Fine Arts Association, Ltd. Eastern Transport Co.—152, Orchard

(IiLCcaporated in Singapore) — Road; Tan Teleph. 3226managing partner

Eng Siang,

Meyers Chambers; Teleph. 2714;

P.O. Box 192; Cable Ad: Finearts;

Code: Bentley’s and Private Eastern United Assurance Cor-

0. J. Sullivan, director and Motor, poration, Ltd., The, Fire, Marine,

secretary (Singapore)

W. W. Philps, managing director Riot andPersonal,

Civil Accident,

Commotion, Earthquake,

etc.—3c,

(Sydney, Australia) Malacca Street; Teleph. 5918; Cable Ad:

Unitedeast; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th

edns.,

BoardScott’s and Bentley’s Soon Tee

of Directors—Ong

Eastern Import-Export Co., Repre- (chairman), S. Q.Lim,Wong

senting Arthur Haes & Co/, Ltd.,

London, Manufacturers’ Representa- man)

L. C.Seah Eng

L. Margoliouth, Seah(vice-chair-

Eng Tong,

Lee Chim

tives and Commission Agents—-40, Tuan, and Dr. S. C. Yin

High Street; Teleph. 2757; Cable Advisory Board—Dr. Lim Boon Keng,

Ad: Eastimexco; Codes: A.B C. 6th o.b.e., and Cheong Yok Choy, j.p.

edn., Bentley’s and Private L. C. Johnson, general manager.

R. R. Coombs, secretary

Eastern Extension, Australasia and Agents Singapore—Italasia, Ld., ChingMotors Keng

China

Telegraph)Telegraph Co., Ltd - {See under Lee

Penang—Bun Co., Ld., and

Eastern Mining and Rubber Co., Ltd., Italasia, Limited

Diamond andAgents—22

Coal Merchants, Malacca—Chee HongJooChiang,Leong Tan

and General and 24,Shipping

Bonham Cheng Juay, Chop

Italasia, Ld.

and

Building, Chulia Street; Teleph. 6710; Muar—Tay Cian Hock, Tan Cheng

CableandAd:Bentley’s

edn. Highsea; Codes: A.B.C. 5th Juay and Messrs. Eng Kee & Co.,

P. E. Ming, secretary Selangor—Cheong

Italasia, Ld., Miners Yok Choy, Messrs.

and Builders

Store,

Co., Ld. Ld. and Ching Ken Kee &

Eastern Pharmacy—149, New Bridge Rd. Seremban—Dato Wong Yik Tong and

Dr. Chia Keng Hoe, mang. proprietor Chong TamWha ChinCheng, j.p., Kwong

Yeo

QuekTianHockEng,

Seng,compounder'

do. Perak—Foo

Chua Choen Hup, assist. Sang Loong and Messrs. Italasia, Ld.

Chan Ah Koh; do. Batu Pahat—Ee

Calcutta—G. Liang& &Co.Co.

Lochen

Bombay—Patel

Son and P. L. Lalka Bros., Furdoonji &

Eastern Optical Co., Manufacturing and Karachi—Katrak & Co.

Refracting Opticians—15, South Canal Shanghai—A. J.V.David

Hongkong—A. Apcar ife &Co.Co. :

Road; Teleph. 6463; Cable Ad: Hankow—D. Sassoon & Co.

Optometrist

Y.HoP. Young, Tientsin—Tipper & Co.

Eng Jr., Opt.d.i.c.r.av.,

Fong, (Phila.) assist,

Ebata & Co., Y., Importers and Exporters

optometrist —33, Coleman Street

Eastern Rubber Co., Ltd., Merchants—

Chartered

Barbour Bank Chambers; Cable Ad: Edgar Brothers, Ltd. (Incorporated in

E. A. Barbour, director the Straits

Arcade; Settlements)—42

Cable Ad: Edgar; Codes and 44,used:

The

U. R.A.V.Hare, do.

N. Shutte, secretary A.B.C. 6th edn. & Bentley’s. Branches:

Manchester, Sourabaya and Bangkok

SINGAPORE 1291

Charles A. Edgar, director (Paris) Professor of Physiology—J. R. Kay-

Cons. A.Edgar,

Edgar, do. Mouat, M.A.,M.B., B.CH., M.SC., D.P.H.

Martin do. (Manchester)

(Singapore) Prof, of Anatomy—J.

M.B.C.M., D.SC., F.R.S.E., G. Harrower,

F.R.C.S.

S. A. Edgar, do. (London) (Edin.)

George Edgar, do. (Sourabaya) Senior Professor of Surgery—C. J.

T. secretary

L. Gaulstin, signs per pro. and Smith, f.r.c.s. (Edin)

H. L. Gaulstin, signs per pro. Prof, of Surgery—K. Black, f.r.c.s.

M. Z. Martin, assistant (Eng)

Agents Prof,

—J.ofS.Midwifery

English, m.d., and Gynaecology

b.ch., b.a.o.,

Sterns Oils, London

Sub-Agents L.

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld. Prof, of Clinical Surgery—B. M.

Johns, M.B.,

Professor F.R.C.S., D.T.M.B &Hawes,

of Medicine—R. H.

EDUCATIONAL {see also under Govt. M.

Depts., Straits Settlements section) Prof,

Anglo-Chinese School — Secondary: B.SC.,ofM.B.,

Bacteriology

B.S., D.T.M.—W.& H.,A. M.R.C.S.,

Young,

Cairnhill Road. Middle: Coleman L.

.: .Street. Primary: Coleman Street Prof, of Biology—B.

Dip-Agric., d.i.c., A.R. Gater,

f.r.m.s., f.e.s.m.a.,

Principal—T. W. Hinch Prof, of Biochemistry—J. L. Rose-

C.E.Z. M.S. Girls’ School—Govern- dale, PH.-D., D. s

ment Hill; Teleph. 2280 Prof, of Dental Surgery—E. K. Trat-

Miss Thackrah, b.sc., principal man,.B.D.s., l.d.s.

Lecturers—-J. C. Tull, m.d., m.r.c.p.

Miss Lane (Lond) L. J. S; Webster, Mm. & s.

Miss Kilgour b.s., d.p.h., d.m.r.e.,

M.b.ch., T. Roebuck, ph.c., F. R. Sayers.

Fairfield Girls’ School—178, Neil m.p.s., E,

Road; Teleph. 6827L. M. Corbett, m.a. R. Stone, m.b., b.ch., ■ R. W. C.

Principal—Miss Kelly, m.r.c.s., l.r.c.p., V. H.

Norris, l.m.s.,

m.r.c.s. (Cantab) E. B.R. Murrell

G. Spink,b.ch.,

m.b.

Gan Eng Seng School — Teluk Ayer By arrangement with Raffles College

and Cecil Street Prof, of Chemistry—tG- MacOwan,

President—Gan Tiang Kwee

Hon. Secretary—H. A. L. Orchard PH.D., M.A., B.SC.

Hon. TreasurerA.—S.L. B.Orchard

Tan Professor of Physics—E. Madgwick,

Principal—H. M.SC., PH.D.

Teachers—G.

Ponnuthurai,O.V. S.Ramaiya,

Koch, D.S. S.J.

Varma, Raffles Institution

Mrs. Holmberg, Mrs.T.Goh,

Y. M. Lam, T. Tan,

Mrs. Principal

(Aberdeen)

— D. W. McLeod, m.a.

Eber, Mrs. James, Miss Misawo Senior Assistants — P. F. Howitt,

and Mrs. Daly b.a. (Oxon),

International (Oxon), A. F.F.G.T.Hunter,

L. Bayliss,

b.sc. m.a.

(St.

Schools (Colonial),Correspondence

Ltd. (Incor- Andrew),

(Edin), J. McConigley, b. com.

Laidlaw, m.a.

gorated in England)—International

uildihgs, Kingsway, London. Head (Dub), R. A. Goodchild, b.a.

Office for Straits Settlements, Fede- (Cantab)

rated

Sumatra,Malay States, Borneo, Sarawak,

etc.: 112 & Java, the Celebes,

114, Robinson Siam, Romanis House — Stamford Road

Rd., Teleph. (Church of England Boarding

7040: Cable Ad; Intertext; Codes: House for Chinese

Bentley’s

J. Duncanand Western

Roberts, Union (5-letter

director and President—J. Lee , School Boys)

House Master—Dong Chui Sing

O general

C. Hooi,manager

assist, manager

Shorthand Correspondence School—

King Edward VII. College of P.O.

Code:Box 503;5thCable

A.B.C. edn.Ad: Shorthand;

Medicine—Telephs.

Principal —G. V. Allen,5421-26m.d., b.ch., Principal — E. R. A. Fernando,

B.A.O., D.T.M. & H. f.s.d.s., f.c.l (Birmingham)

1292 SINGAPORE

St. Andrkw’s House—Armenian Street Employers' Liability Assurance Cor-

(Church of England Boarding poration, land), Fire,

Ltd. (Incorporated in Eng-

Marine,Accident,

Motor Burglary,

Car and;

House

President for —school

Rt. boys)

Rev. Bishop of Vehicles, Personal

Singapore Boiler and Machinery,

Compensation Insuranceand

Lift, Dredger

Vice-Pres.—Chaplain in Charge St. Workmen’s Wm. Jacksagents

Andrew’s Cathedral general

Committee—J. Lee andT. W. Stubbs S.G. C. Smith, manager (insuranceLumpuir

dept.)'

Hon. Treas.—T. Ballantine

House Master--Rev. R. K. S. Adams A. Moser (Kuala

representative)

St. Andrew's School—Stamford Road Associated Co.—The Merchants’ Marine-

Visitor—Rt. Rev. Bishop of S’pore. Insurance Co., Ld.

Managers — Chaplain in Charge, Eng Aun Long—87, Neil Road

St. Andrew’s

Richards, F. C.Cathedral,

Sands, F. B.Rev. R.

Sevell,

Lim Koon Yang Engporters—9-10,

Hoe & Co.,Phillip

Machinery

StreetGeneral Im-

Hon. Treas.—Roy

Principal—J. Lee Brown

Assistant Master — Rev. R. K. S. Erasmic Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in

Adams England), Soap,Malacca

Requisites—5, Perfumery andTeleph.

Street; Toilet

St. Anthony's Boys’A.School 2800; Cable Ad: Savon

Director—Rev. Gonsalves Sime, Darby & Co., Ld., sole agents

Headmistress—Mrs. H. Beavis D. Gil ruth, representative

St. Anthony’s Convent School (Portu- Estate &. Trust Agencies Raffles(1927),

Mother Superior Izabel Siqueira, Teleph.Raffles

guese Mission)—Middle Road Lta.

6243;

Chambers,

Cable Ad: Statetrust

Place;

and 12 Sisters T. O. Mayhew, managing director

St.AMary’s H.

KamH.SweePang,Siew,

manager

Hostel House

for girls(Church of England),

attending the day Yap Gim Cheong,

assist, manager

secretary

schools in Singapore and an Orphan- Etablissements Brossard Mopin, S.E.,

age

bothforof children who have lostRoad

their parents—Tank one or

Lady Supt.—Mrs. Prior Civil

Mopin) Engineers—(Sef under Brossard

Matron—Miss Nevill

Etlin & Co., Share Brokers—33, The

St. Patrick’s School, Siglap Arcade; Telephs. 7953 and 3479; Cable

Director—Rev. Bro. Stephen Ad: Etlin; Cable Ad: Shaelto; Codes:

Sub. do.—Rev. Bro. Augustus A.B.C.

Imperial5thCombination

and 6th edns., Broom hall’s

and Private

Victoria Bridge School Victoria St. B. Etlin, partner

Headmaster—R.E.Sraith.,B.A.(Cant.) YeoTanBoon PengGuan,

Eng,do.assistant

Assistant

Murugasu, Masters—G.

Wee E. Kraal,

Tliiam Siew, K.

A. Eu

Retnam, Wong Qwek Boon, K. General Merchant Tong Sen (Chop EuExchangeVan Sang),

Muttusamy, S. Alwee, J. Baruch, mission Agent—110,and Com-

South Bridge Road

C. C. James, S. R. Williams, D. Hon. Mr Eu Tong Sen, o.b.e., proprietor

de Souza and A. Hamid B. Omar

Lady Supervisor—Miss M. E. Stott Eu Tong Sen, Ltd.—Head Office: 110,

Assist. Mistresses—S.

I. Perreau, Govinden,

E. D. Peche and MissS. South Bridge Road

Woon Poh Lin Eu Tong Sen, managing director

K. 0. Eu, director

Elias, Harry, s.m.i.o., Consulting Europe Hotel—Registered Office: Hong-

Opticiam—Capitol Bull ding kong Bank

Ellis, J. H. & Sons, Merchants and Com- Lines); CableChambers;

Ad: Europe;Teleph.

Codes:5341

A.B.C.(8

mission 5th and 6th edns., and Bentley’s

Ad: Elite;Agents—24, Malacca

Codes: A.B.C. 5th St.;

edn.Cable

and Europe

Arthur E.Hotel,

Odell,Ltd., proprietors

managing director

Bentley’s K. J. Ellis, sole proprietor H. R. Waring, Accountant

SINGAPOKE 1293

Evans & Co., E. B., Manufacturers’ Agents! Far Eastern Insurance Co., Ltd-

— C-15, 3693

Teleph. Hongkong Bank Chambers; (Incorporated Building, Collyer in Hongkong)

Quay; Cable— Union

Ad:

, Union. Head Office: Shanghai

Evans, C. A., Advocate and Solicitor—6, G. G. Franklin,

E. A. Brodie branch manager

D’Almeida Street: Teleph. 7980 S. M. Garrard | L. Bonnar

C. A.Parsons,

W. Evans, barrister-at-law

solicitor

Federal Dispensary, Ltd. (iSuccessors

to Timms Dispensary, Ltd.); Che-

Evatt mists (Wholesale and Retail)—8,

French& Bank Co., Chartered

Buildings, Accountants

Raffles Place:— Raffles Chambers, Singapore

Cable Ad: Evatt; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn.,

Broom hall’s Rubber edn., Western Union 1 ederal Rubber Stamp Co., Booksellers,

and Bentley’s Stationers

Place; Teleph. and6442;

Newsagents-32, Raffles

Cable Ad: Vulcanite

C.J. A.Y. Clarke,

Bailey, a.c.a.,

a.c.a., partner

partner Saw Ghee Hong, manager

J. Ford, c. a . Federated Motors, Motor Engineers and

H. Gibson, a.s.a.a. Importers—48 and 50, Orchard Road;

G.T. V.Aiken,

Neubronner,

c.a a.s.a.a. Cable Ad: Rugbymotor; Teloph. 6753

A. S. Gispert, a.c.a. W. A. Foster, manager

Agents for. Buick, Rupley, Durant Cars

J.H. Graham,

B. Noon,C.A.a.c.a. Vauxhall,

and Reo Trucks

Eye Clinic, The—65, Stamford Road Fire Insurance Association of Malaya

Dr. S. H. Tan {See Associations)

Eye Surgery, The—9, Hill Street; Teleph. Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. (S.S.), Ltd.

—20, Geylang Road; Cable Ad:

20212 Firestone

Dr. Lim Eng Hae F. D. Thompson, managing director

Ezekiel & Sons, M, Manufacturing L. M. Quinton, director

Ophthalmic Opticians—9 Raffles Place; F. W. Vermeulen, do.

Teleph. 3949; Cable Ad: Ezekiels- Miss and

A. Reutens,

Rubber stenographer

opticians; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and Godown D. E. Clutter, manager

Factory

Bentley’s C. R. Delagrange, supt. engineer

A. f.i.o.

M. Ezekiel,

(London) o.D., f.p.o.c. (Phila.), Sales Division

optometrist

Miss K. Ezekiel, assistant R. H. Fetner, special export repre-

Branch Office:—35, Noordwijk, Bata-

' via, Java A.sentative

C. Moore, office manager

M. Ezekiel, bo., o.d., f.p.o.c., Fishers,

E. optometrist Ltd., Publicity Specialists and

General Commission Agents—Capitol

Theatre, Stamford Road; Cable Ad:

Fairfield Girls’ School—(see Educ- Fishfilm; S.Code:

Fisher,Bentley’s

Julius“British managerAnnual

director

ational) (editor Malayan 1929.”)

FarLtd.,East(Incorporated

Oxygen andinAcetylene Co., Joe

A. Fisher,

Weber, director

secretary

pressed Gases and Accessories, France)Welding

Com-

Appliances—452, Pasir Panjang Road; Fisk Rubber Co. (Far East), ILtd.,

Teleph. 81003; Cable Ad: Oxygene; Rubber Road;

Merchants, etc.—1'5, Grange

Teleph. 7142; Cable Ad:

Code:

NationalBentley’s Francaise.5th Head

edn., Office:

Lugagne75, Fisktire

Quai d’Orsay, Paris (France) Distributors for Malaya—United

F. Tatin, general Motor Works, Ld., Orchard

Engineering Dept. manager Road, Singapore

Special Representative for South-

J. Lecler ern Asia, Fisktire Export Co.,

Trading Dept. Inc.

Miss N. Zanetti Gerald J. Barry, jr.

Mrs. H. A. Kirkbride

1294 SINGAPORE

Flinteb, A., Diamonds, Pearls and Precious

Stones—6, Raffles Place; Telephs. 6197 Fowlie & Black, Drs., Physicians and

and 2538 (Private); Cable Ad: Adolter Surgeons—16, M. C.

BatteryRoad :Teleph. 2207

Bain, m.b., ch.b., partner

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th

Bentley’s. Branch Offices 37-39, Java edns. and E. Glenny, F.R.C.S., do.

Street,

Ipoh andKuala BeachLumpur; Station Road, Fox Film Corporation (East), Ltd.—

Street, Penang

A.M.Flinter, 76, Orchard Road; Teleph. 3323;

Flinter,managing

assist. proprieter Cable Ad: Foxfilm

Thosmas Kennard, manager

Fogden, Brisbane & Co., Ltd. (Incor-

porated in S.S.), Contractors — 550,

Havelock Road; Teleph. 3238; Cable Ad: facturers—135, Framroz & Co., Aerated Water Manu-

Fogbane; Codes: Bentley’s and A.B.C. Teluk Ayer Street

5th edn. Franco Eastern TradingGreen;

Co., General

D.M.i.struct.e.,

W. Brisbane,managing

f.r.g.s., m.inst.

directorc.e., 4414

Importers—2b, Finlayson Teleph.

J.C. R.J. Caseiey, b.sc., a.m.i.c.e., director

Baile, b.sc., a.m.i.m.e. director K. Caudron, managing director

R.I.

E. C.HawspOj

Watson b.sc. (Eng.), a.i.e.(Aus). Frankel Bros.,Agents

Furniture DealersOffice:

and

R.W. J.McKerracher,

Brooker workshops Commission — Head

Frankel’s Building, Singapore. Branch

li.E. W.

W. Choy, Office:

JulianIpoh

Clark, accounts

do. Frankel, partner

David Frankel, do.

Fonghin & G. H. Watts Co., Drainage Fraser & Co., Exchange and Share

Contractors, Contractors

Engineers, Sanitary and and Electrical

General Brokers—Union Building, Collyer Quay;

Importers—Sanitary Dept, and Office: Teleph. 5095 (2 lines); Cable Ad: Fraser;

64, Wallich Street; Telepn. 7582; Cable Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Al, Lieber’s,

An:

A.B.C.Seebengong;

5th and 6th edns. Codes: Bentley’s, Bentley’s,

Peterson’s H2 Broomhall’s, Utility and

Partners—Seet Beng Ong, C. H. Watts,

M R.san.i., and E. Baker T.Leonard

H. Stone,J. Hayes, partner

do.

T. Wilson,

J. G. Tread gold, do. do.

Foreign Translation Bureau (EstaJb.

1930;, Transalators in French, Ger-

man, Dutch', Portuguese, Japanese, B.C. E,P.Ablitt,

Ambler, signsdo.per pro.

Siamese, Burmese, Tamil, Hindus- S. E.Eldred

W. Newbery, do.

tani, Chinese, Malay, Arabic and R. N. Hamilton

other Languages. Patronised by

Government, Publishers, Lawyers & Fraser & Gumming, Timber and General

Mercantile Firms—28, Chulia St.; Merchants, Exporters and Estate Agents

Cable Ad: Penink; Code: A.B.C. —Union Building; Teleph. 6211; Cable

Ah edn. Ad:H.Tampenis

A. Salzmann, manager H. Ellis, managing partner

Pawan Ohee, signs per. pro.

Ford Motor Co. of Malaya, Ltd., Fraser & Neaye, Ltd., Printers, Publish-

ers, Stationers and Aerated Water

Distributors of Ford Products—Dunlop Manufacturers

House,

Fordmalaya; 142, Robinson Road; Cable Ad:

and Bentley’s Trafalgar St. —Aerated

Registered Office:

Water Branch

H. A. Denne,Codes: managerAcmedirector Factories:

Malacca, Penang,

SerembanIpoh, Kuala Lumpur,

B. O. Stevenson, director

D. Milne, secretary Depots: Klang and andJohoreBangkok.

Bharu.

Works: Siak Street, Anson Road and

S’ H M ^ % Tou-an-tze Trafalgar Street, Singapore

Foster-McClellan & Co.,Street;

Manufacturing French Catholic Mission—(Sec under

Chemists—149,

4544; P.O. Box 630;Cecil Teleph. Churches)

Cable Ad: Fluoric

L. A. Mottu, manager French Consulate —(Nee Consulates)

SINGAPORE 1295

Fulford Co., Ltd., G. T. (Incorporated in Secretaries of

Canada), Proprietors of Dr. Williams’ The Singapore Chamber of Commerce

Medicine Co. — Head Office for S.S., TheRubber

Singapore Chamber of Commerce

Association

F.M.S., Burma,Ceylon,

Teleph. 7750; Uable Ad:D.E.I.,

Fulford;andCodes

Siam;: Brit. Malaya Trustee & Exectr. Co., Ld.

A.B.C. 5th edns. and Bentley’s Jimah Rubber Estates, Ld.

H. Cohen, manager Punggor Rubber Estates, Ld.

C. Keeper, signs per pro. Provident Trust Co.,Assocn.

The Fire Insurance Ltl. of Malaya

S. FarW. East

Wolfe,(Shanghai)

general manager for the Singapore Marine Insurance Assocn.

Motor Insurance Assocn. of Malaya

Gallinagh & Co., Engineers and Con- Workmen’s Compensation Insurance

tractors—6, Raffles Place Association of Malaya

Siam S. Packet Co., Ld. (Local Secs.)

Galloway, Elder & Thompson, Medical

Practitioners—Consulting Rooms: 4, Gaw Brothers, Ltd,, General Mer-

Battery Road

Sir D. J. Galloway, m.d., c.m., f.r.c.p. chants, Engineering, Building, Mine,

E. A. Elder, m.a.,m.b.,ch.b.,b.sc.,f.r.c.s. Teleph. Estate and Ships’ Stores—59, Chulia St.;

L.J. Heron,

Melvillem.b.,

Thompson, m.b., ch.b. 5th and Uth 7829;edns.

Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C.

ch.b., d.p.m. Teo Kim Seng, managing director

Gammon (Malaya), Ltd., Civil Engineers Teo Kim Swee, director

and Contractors, Reinforced Concrete Teo Kim San, chief assistant

Specialists. Piling Expert and Sole Lee Chong Yew, secretary

Manufacturers

Reinf >rced Concrete in Malaya Pipesof— Merrier

Ocean General Accident, Fire and Life

Building, Telephs.

and Stores: 7102; P. O. BoxOffice: 5331233:andCable

5332 Assurance Corporation, Ltd.

Ad:

A.B.C. Gammon; Codes: Bentley’s, and Hongkong

6480; Cable Ad: BankGaflac;

Chambers; Teleph.

Code: Bentley’s

H. W.5th Cowling.

and 6th edns.

B.sc., m.i.c.e., m.i. T. E. Mitchell, Far Eastern manager

C. D. Belton, assist, do.

struct.e., Director and Managing W. H. Droogleever, resdt. repres.

Engineer

H. Fancott, Secretary and Stores

Manager General Contracting Co., Electrical*

Gammeter &, Co., E. O., Importers o Installation, Mechanical Engineer-

ing, Carpentry and Building—28f,

Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Pens,

Winchester House, Collyer Quay; Telepn. Chulia etc,— Street

7892; Cable Ad: Gammeter; Code: A.B.C. G. S. Cheong, partner

5th edn. D. Silberman, do.

C. O.Richard,

Richard manager

General Electric Co., Ltd., The (Incor-

Garcia, W. J., Manufacturer of Garcia’s porated in England)—Magnet

12, Battery Road; Cable Ad: Manner;

House,

All-Teak Pianos, Pianoforte and Music Codes: Cole, Hamilton, Bentley’s and

Dealer, Tuner and Repairer,

of Garcia’s Motor Transport Service— New Proprietor Standard. London Office: Magnet

Amber Mansions, 5, Orchard Road; House Kingsway,

R. (Malaya) W.C. 2

C. Giggins, general manager

Teleph. 6586; Cable Ad: Garcia

W. J. Garcia, proprietor J.K. G.L. Clemetson

Mrs. Garcia, secretary Clucas I E. G. Hebditch

Gattey & Bateman, Inc., Accountants— H. D. Crisp | P. H. Steed

Fullerton

Cable Building; Telephs. 5950-5959;

4th, 5thAd:andAccountant;

6th edns., Codes:

Bentley’sA.B.C.

and General Motor, Java, N.Y., Singapore—

Manufacturers and Distributors

Broomhalls General

O.R. S. Bateman, c.A., aIs.a.a., partner Bank Chambers. Motor Products—2 F. Charteredof

Cable Ad: Sergautcex;

A.H. C.M. Reilly,

Pearson,a.s.a.a.,

a.c.a., partner

a.s.a.a., partner Teleph. 4404.

J. C. Lovelace, manager

T. Black, c.a. Assistants, J. K. Carr, E. Zumsteg,

H. L. Davies, a.c.a. H. F. Cleave.

1296 SINGAPORE

General Rubber Company (Incorp. in Goessele, R. F., Importer of Jewelry,

U.S.A.) — Teluk Ayer Reclamation; Watches, Green; Teleph: Clocks,3780;etc.Cable

— 2a,Ad:Finlayson

Gossele;

Telephs.

Rubcogen;5964, Codes:5965Bentley’s,

& 5966;General

Cable and

Ad: Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Mosse

Private. Stores: 12, South Pier,

Ayer Heclamation. Head Office: General Teluk R. F. Goessele, proprietor

Rubber Co., 1790, Broadway, New York A. Kiefer, attorney

H.J.W.D.Hawkeswood, manager Good Books Pictures and Works of

W. G.Laing,

Skey, signs per pro.

store supt. Art, Ltd., Mail-Order

Distribution House for the

of Good Books—Depot at

Branches

General Rubber Co., Ld., London books 67, Bras Basah Road; Cable Ad: Good-

and Liverpool

General Rubber Co., of Brazil, Manaos Geo. O. Daniel, manager

and Para Goodrich

General Rubber Co., Penang Merchants& —Co.10a.(S.S.),Ocean Ltd., Building;

Rubber

German Consulate—{See Consulates) Teleph. 2931

F. G. Herose, managing director

8 S! Ills » X Goodrich Co. (S.S.) Ltd., (Manufactured

Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd., D. (In- Products Division)—68, Cecil Street

Roy Halcrow, operating manager

corporated in England), Duplicators

Manufacturers—Corner House, 9, Cecil

St.; Teleph. 3991; Hongkong,

Cable Ad: Gestetner.

Batavia- Goodrich

Branch

Centrum

Offices:

and Sourabaya Merchants&(Crude Co. (S.S.),

RubberLtd., Rubber

Division)—80,

P. H. Barton, gen. mgr. (Far East) Mohammed

M.H.A.C.Cheek, Sultan Road;

managing Teleph. 2931

M. E. M. Oakeshott, manager, Singa-

pore Branch Bugbee, directordirector

H. G.E. Bundle,

W. E. Sterling, accountant

represt. (F.M.S.) Goodwood Hall—Scotts Road

F. W. Dunhill, do. do. D. Van Uliet

J. Darnell, do. (Siam) Goodyear Orient Co., Ltd., The, Re-

Getz Brothers & Co., Importers and presentatives of The Goodyear Tire and

Exporters

5041; Cable-53, Ad: Robinson

Getz Road; Teleph. Rubber Co.—K. P.M. Building (4th floor);

Lester (J. Goodman Telephs. 21826-7, 3300 and 6400; Cable

O. D. May Ad : Fin lor; 'Code : Bentley’s

H.C.W.A.Shively,

Vining managing director

Gild, IT., General Merchant, Mining En- J. H. Dalrymple | H. G. Rogers

gine r and Jelutong

15, Union Building, Refiner—H-13,

Collyer 14,

Quay;

Teleph. 2341; Cable Ad: Gild; Code: Grant Co., D. M. (Kramat Motor

Bentley's Also at Trengganu, Pahang, Garage)—17, CavanaghRd.; Teleph. 7125

Johore,

H. Gild,Kuantan and Sarawak

proprietor Great Eastern Dispensary — 112,

Scab Eng Khee, secretary South Bridge Rc-iad

Gillespie, A. T., Manufacturers’ Repre- Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd.

sentative—47, The Arcade; P.O. Box 217 —Head lyer QuayOffice: Winchester House, Col-

John M. Sime, chairman of directors

G enny, Dr. E., e.r.c.s. (Go Drs. Fowliedc Horace W. Raper, managing director

Black)—11, Battery Road; Teleph.

2207 A.G. C.Robinson,

Knox, secretary

f.i.a., actuary

J.W.D.N.P.Rothery

Nisbet,f.i.a.,f.f.a., asst. secy.

Globe «fc Rutgers Fire Insurance. Co., F. H. Brooks | J. B. Stevenson

Rooms Cl M2-13 Hongkong Bank

Chambers; Teleph. 4411; Cable Ad: Great Eastern Optical Co., Optome-

Amerriters;

American P.O. Box 10 Ltd., trists and Opticians—112, South

managersAsiatic

for theUnderwriters

Orient Bridge Road

SINGAPORE 1297

Green & Collier, Ltd., Rubber Brokers E.Stevenson,

C. Milligan N. (signs

R. per pro.),

Wilson D.per

(signs M.

- -Union

Managing Building Telephs.

Directors 5161-3 E. K.

— John pro.) and J. C. Gransa

Green, £. G. Collier Kuala Lumpur—G. D. Cameron, D. S.

Assistants^—W. H. Day, Chua Cheng Davidson, G. G. Dunn, G. G. Gunnot,

Kee, S. Daniel C. G. Fry, H. S. Hay ("signs per pro.),

P.F. Taylor,

W. Holt, E. S. Ladds,M.D.W.Logan, YatesA.

Grosvenor Hotel — Stamford Road; Penang—J. 0.A. Thornton, Bines, C. H. Rogers

Teleph. 2586; Cable Ad: Grosvenor (signs perS. pro.) andA.J. G.B. Chadwick

Pickering

Mrs. G. Byrne Ipoh—K. Murray,

Guan Hiat & Co., Ltd., General Importers Malacca—.].

Medan—E.

N. Wainwright:

Hardman and N. W. Taylor

of Machinery—35, Phillip Street

Gwinnell, J. K., Manufacturers’ Re-

Gulamhusein Brothers, Owners of presentative—Gresham House, Battery

The Straits Settleimnt Flour Road; P.O. Box 223; Cable Ad: Nellg-

Mills, General Merchants and Com- win;R. Codes; C. R. Land

Bentlev s, Morton’s Private

mission Agents, Exporters, Import-

ers and Flour Millers—36, Wallich Hagemeyer Trading Co., Ltd.—9, de

Street; Teleph. 2064; Cable Ad:

Rehmatallij; Codes: Bentley's and Souza Street; Teleph. 6966; Cable

Ad: Dupire; Codes: A.B.C 5th

Private edn., iLieber’s, Bentley’s, Acme

Guntzel cfc Schumacher, H. Mu., Ltd., K. W. H. Vogel, manager

Importers, Exporters and Insurance Hammer A Co., Ltd., Wr., Water Suppliers

Agents—6, Robinson

H. Endert, manager Road —B, Fullerton Road; Teleph.6218; Cable

B. Klom | P. Dubiez Ad:D.Hammer; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

Munro, manager

Guston & Co., Share Brokers and Commis- G.P. B.H. Purvis

Johnson i J. G. Stewart

sion Agents — 10a, De Souza Street; Derrick & Co., secretaries, Hongkong

Cable Ad: Guston; Codes: A.B.C. 4th and

5th edns. Bank Chambers

J. Guston, sole proprietor Hanaya Shokai, Importers & Exporters,

Guthrie & Co., Ltd. (Founded 1821 Estate Car Hirers- Suppliers,

55-57,Book Sellers

Middle andTeleph.

Road; Motor

Incorporated in Singapore, 1903), Gen- 1513; P.O. Box 264;

eral Merchants, Agents and Engineers— Codes: Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th and 6th Cable Ad: Hanaya

Head Office: 24, Battery Road. Branches

at Penang, Kuala Lumpur, Medan edns. S. Kashio, managing proprietor

(Sumatra), Malacca, Ipoh and at London

Directors — James Robertson, J. I. Handel - Maatschappij Guntzel A

Dawson, C. B. Towill and J. Schumacher, Ltd. (Trading Society,

Hammond

Secretary and Registrar—J. Hammond Incorporated

Importers, Exporters in Dutch East Indies),

and Insurance—6,

Manager at

signs per pro.Penang—H. W. Esson, ana 8, Robinson Road; Teleph. 3866;

Manager Cable Ad:edns.. Guentzel; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

per pro.at Medan—J. C. Horn, signs andH.6th Endert,

Acme and

manager

Bentley’s

Manager

per pro.at Ipoh—J. A. Seward, signs B. Klom j P. Dubiez

Manager

signs peratpro.Malacca—J. O. Wilson, J Handel Maatschappu “ Kian Gwan”

London Office—5, Whittington Avenue, ProduceSugar,

N.Y., Rubber and General

Dealers—22, Teluk Ayer Street

Leadenhall Street, E.C. 3

Managingdo.Director—J.

Assist, —C. G.K. Hay

Morrison Handel Maatschappij (Incorporated

v/h Barmer Ex-in

port Gesellschaft

Assistants Rotterdam), Importers of Machinery and

Singapore

Cooper, —J. D. G.Alexander,

Glasgow, E.V. C.I. General Goods—142-3, Cecil Street; P.O.

Horne (signs per pro.), R. S. BoxH. 20Wagoner, manager

Kinder, W. B. Martin, J. McLeod, K. Aretz

1298 SINGAPORE

Handelsveeeeniging “Holland” (Trad- Health Culture Hall, Nature Cure-

ing Company “Holland,” Incorporated

in Holland), Merchants—142-143, Cecil Clinic—Meyer Bridge Road; Teleph. Mansions,

3451 117, North

Street. Head Office:

Th. C. Schouten, mang.Amsterdam

dir. (Ams’dam.) Peter S. Yang, m.t.d.c., mang. propr.

C.H. deG. Wit, mgr. Mrs. S. N. Theodora, secy, and treas.

C. Hammacher, mgr. Heng Loong, Agency Loke Yew Estate—

Hanna, Dr. J. G., Dentist—Hongkong 80, Robinson Road; Teleph. 6736

Bank Chambers Henry & Co., Ltd., A. & S. (Incorporated-

J. T.G. M.Hanna, D.D.S.l.d.s.

Calhaem, in England), Textile and General Mer-

C. T. Miles, d.d.s. chants—112/114, Robin son Road; Teleph.

R. Frazer Skinner, l.d s. 3649;Cable

andT. Private. Ad:Head

Ashenry ;Codes:Bentley’s

Office: Manchester

Hardy, Chas. J., Nature Cure Practitioner C. Hay manager

—1006,E, Highland Road, Serangoon

Chas. J. Hardy, m.n.c.a., m p.c. (Loud.), Henry Waugh &l Co., Ltd., Merchants—

M.I.A.N.T. (bond & N Y,), D.O., D.C., Registered Office : Raffles Cham bers;.

n.d., etc. (U.S.A.)

Mrs. C. J. Hardy, in collaboration Cable Ad:

Ipoh, KualaKatz.Lumpur,

BranchesBangkok

at: Penang,

and

Medan

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Import Waugh & Co., Ltd., Port of London (Sumatra). London: Henry

and

and Export

SecretariesM erchants, Managing

for Estate, MiningAgen ts Authority

and Seething Building, 1-2, Pepys Street,

Industrial Companies, Rubber Selling HamburgLane, E.C. 3. Export and

Agents—Katz

Agents and Insurance Agents—Charter- Import Gesellschaft m.b.H.

ed Bank Chambers, Singapore, and at Directors—H.

Kuala Lumpur, Telok Anson and

Penang. London Offices: 1-4, Great Reimann,

and L. E. D.Waugh

SloweM. Doig, (chairman),

O. Strobe!E.

Tower Street, E.C. 3. Cable Ad: Barkers; J.P. P.R. Learney,

Codes:A.B.C.

tley’s, Broomhall’s (Rubber

(5th edn.), Westernedn.),Union

Ben- Campbell, signs do.per pro.

J. D. Pannett, do.

andH.Private

B.O. E.Peake,

Hake, director D.C. C.Distant,

Oehlers,accountantdo.

H.

W. E. Wallis, do. do.

G. A. Potts, Henshelwood, H., f.i.c.a., f.a.i.s.,.

Horridge signsdo.

A.F. E.R. Mitchell, do.per pro. Public Accountant and Company

Secretary—Union Building; Teleph..

W. B. Cruickshank, do. 4946; Cable Ad: Affstation ; Coder

D. Bentley’s Preferred

T. R.R. Dunn

Harper I| F.H. J.W.Kemlo Morgan

High Street General Store, Ltd.—51

Agencies

Commercial Union Assur.Co.,Ld.(Mar.) andChia 52, HighHeng, Street

Royal Exchange Assurance. (Marine)

Atlas Assurance Co., Ld. (Fire) Chia Poh Ghee Song,managing

manager director

American Assurance Co. (Fire) Hill & Co., W., Engineers and Contractors

Ocean Accident and Guar. Corpn., Ld. —102-124, Orchard Road

Heap Eng Moh Steamship Co., Ltd. Hindhede & Co., Ltd., Engineers and

(Incorporated

DependablefromFreight in S.S.), andRegular and Contractors — Bukit Timah; P.O.

Services Singapore toPassengerBatavia, Box 276

Cheribon and Semarang and vice versa.

Singapore

Banka andAyer to Tandjong

viceStreet

versa—Registered Pandan and

Office: 309 and &311,Little

Hinnam Dispensary, Ltd.—

22,Teluk jTeleph. 6704;Cable 6745 (2 North

lines); Cable Bridge Road; Teleph.

Ad: Hinam

Ad: Hemssco;

6th edn., Acme Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C.

and Private

Directors—Oei TjongChoon

Swan,Hoe Ho Ho Biscuit Factory,

Oei Tjong facturers of Biscuits and Confectionery Ltd., Manu-

Hauw and Khoo

Lira Liat Boon, managing director —Registered Office: 33, Chin Swee Road;

R. van Sitteren, signs per pro. Teleph. 6358

Gaw Khek Swee, managing director

SINGAPORE 1299

Ho Hong Bank (tee Banks) J. A. F. Ale I A. Wernli

J Schedler | O. Dreesman

Ho Hong Oil Mills (IQSl), Ltd.- Agencies Estates

Mills at 313, Havelock Road and Sumatra Para Rubber Plantations,

1001, North Bridge Road; Cable Ld., London

Ad: Hphong; Codes: Bentley’s Batu Rata (Sumatra) Rubber Planta-

A.B.C. ; 5th and 6th edns. and tions, Ld., London

Scefcts 10th edn. United Sumatra Rubber Estates, Ld.,

Directors—Lim Peng Siang, j.p. London

(chairman1), Lim Peng Man, Tabak Mij. “Tjinta Radja,” Zuerich

Dr. Lim Bpon Keng, o.n e. (on Cultuur Mij. “Pangalian,”

“Indragiri," Zuerich

leave), Lim Hock iSehg, Lim CultuurMij. Zuerich

(Seow Eng, and Tay iLian Teck Asphalt

Lee Boon Beck, manager Mynbouw A Cultuur Mij. “Boeton”,

‘William 0. Hill, a.m.i. mech.e., Batavia

m.i m.e., works, man age1’ and Tyres

chief engineer Societa Italiana Pirelli, Milano

Tay Liam Teck, secretary Coal

Ho Hong Co., managing agents . Cost Borneo Maatschappy, The Hague

Ho Hong Portland Cement Works, Ltd. and Samarinda

Manufacturers of Portland Cement to Insurance

Queen Insce. (Fire) in the Royal

Co., merged

British Standard Specification—61, Insurance Co., Ld., Liverpool

Chulia Street; Cable Ad: Hohong; Codes: The Patriotic Assu ranceCo.,Ld., London

Bentley’s,

6th Editionscomplete,

and Scott’sA.B.C. 5th and

10th Edition “The Netherlands” Insurance Co. (Est.

, 1845) The Hague

Ho Hong Soap Factory Ltd.—61, Chulia Batavia Sea and Fire Insurance Co.,

Street Ld., Batavia MotorCo., merged in the

Ho Hong Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incor- Queen Insurance

porated in Singapore), Services (a) Ran- Royal Insurance

Batavia Sea and Fire Co., Insurance

Ltd. ‘Co.,

goon, Penang, Port Swettenham,

how, Hongkong, Swatow and Amoy; (b Hoi-

Neighbouring Island—Singapore Office: Batavia

61, Chulia Street; Teleph. 5911-2; Cable Marine

Batavia Sea and Fire Insurance Co.,

Ad:Directors—Lim

Hohong Peng Siang, Lim Peng Batavia

Samarang

SemarangSea and Fire Insurance Co.,

Mau, Lim

Seow Eng Seow, Riew and Lim

Lim Rian Beng, manager Switzerland General Insurance Co.,

Tay Lian Teck, secretary Zurich Life

Tay Gan Tin, marine supt. The Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd.,

Ritchie & Bisset, consulting engrs. London Accident

Hoe Boon Leong, Gas, Electric, Water Fatum Accident Insurance Co., of

and Sanitary Installation Engineers and “The Netherlands” Insurance Co.,

Contractors—60, Selegie Road (Est. 1845) Baggage

The Hague

Hoe Boon Leong, proprietor

R. B. Rrishnam, manager Switzerland General Insurance Co.,

Ltd., Zurich Co., merged in the

Queen

Hollandsche Club—(See Club! RoyalInsurance

Insurance Co., Ltd., Liverpool

Hong Rong & Shanghai Bank (see Banks); “The Netherlands” Insurance Co.,

(Est.Claim

1845) The Hague

Settling Agents

Hooglandt & Co. (Established 1860), General Ins. Co., “ Helvetia,” St. Gall,

Merchants and Commission Agents— (Switzerland)

117-121,Ad:Market

Cable Street;Codes

Hooglandt; Telephs.

used: 5326-8;

A.B.C. Baloise Marine Insurance Co., Basle

5th and 6th, Bentley’s, and Bentley’s (Switzerland)

Second, Broomhall’s and Birchwood

W. H. Diethelm, partner (Zurich) Netherlands Lloyd, Amsterdam

W. H. Leuthold, do. do. (Germany)

Comite des Assureurs Maritime^ de

J G. W. Riela, signs per pro. Paris (Germany

1300 SINGAPORE

Hoosainsah, Mohamkd I3xn, Manufacturer Agencies

and Supplier of Rattan and P>ertam British

Chick

Maker, and BertamTarpaulins,

Panels, Canvas

Tennis Blind

Blue Palatine& Fire

Foreign Marinelnsce.

Insurance Co., Ld.Co., Ld,

Screens, Wire Netting for Tennis Court, Iizuka, S., Rubber and Palm Oil Estate

Canvas Travelling Bags and Mail Bags, Manager—Union Building; Teleph.7521;

Rattan

66, Robinsonand CoirRoad,Fenders,

Workshop:etc.—Office:

Lorong Cable Ad: Balai

1, 17a, Teluk Kurau Road; Teleph. 24.14 S. Miyake, Assistant

Hume

tralia)Steel, (MalayanLtd.Branch).

(Incorporated in Aus- Imperial Chemical Industries (.Mala-

Manufacturers

ofHighPatent Arc Welded Steel

Pressure Water Supply and MiningPipes for ya), Ltd., Importers and Exporters

of Chemicals, Fertilisers, Dyestuffs

purposes—Office amd Works: 6th —144, and Manufacturers’ Raw Materials

Mile Bukit Timaih Road; Teleph. Cable Robinson Road; Teleph. 5476;

Ad: Impkemix. Branches at

5278 ; Cable Ad : Humesteel; Cbdes : Penang and Kuala Lumpur

A.B.C. 6th edn. and Broomhall’s O. H. Eustace, managing director

Singapore Hume Pipe Co., Ltd., R. D. Shrimpton, a.c.a., secy.

managing agents M. F. Cutler, b.sc. (Hons.),,

A gencies chemist

The Stan ton Ironworks Ltd , Not- P. J. R. Butler, m.sc., chemist

tingham, England—Cast lion

Pipes for Gas, Water and Imperial Dairy Co., Holders of Medals

’Sewage

J. Blakeborough and Sons, Ltd., and Testimonials for Manufacturing

First and

Quality Table ButterLaneto Army.

Brighoiuse, England—Valves and Navy Trade —41, Haji

Appliances for Waterworks- K. J. Zami, representative

Hussain

Merchants—90, & Co., K.Market

M., Import and Export

St. ; Teleph. 7447 Indian Coffee Club—(See Clubs)

Hussain, Kavenna Mohamed, Boat

Owner and Supplier, and also Supplier Ingersoll-Rand

of Sailing and Local Tongkangs, Chinese Stationary Quarrying and(India), Ltd., Mining

Tunneling Plants,.

Junks, and Steam Launches—1, Raffles and Portable Compressors,.

Quay; Telephs.3075 and Residence: 6835; Prospecting Oil Engines, Drills,

Rockdrills, Pumps,Tools—

Pneumatc Calyx

Cable

ForeignAd:Line:Govt. Line: Alimanzil

Diamond; Code: A.B.C.and 4-5 Raffles Quay; Teleph, 3911; Cable Ad:

5th edn. Ingersiler

B. F. Amsden, manager

Huttenbach, Lazakus & Sons, Ltd., Mer- J. W. Son,sin, engineer

chants and General Agents—Head Office:

13, Collyer Quay; Cable Ad: Habiture, Institute of Architects ok Malaya

Branches: Penang, Ipoh and Kuala (Allied to the R.I.A.B.)—Chartered Bank

Lumpur

F.K. M. J. Lazarus,

Hill, director Chambers; Teleph. 7304: Cable Ad:

do. (London)

do. Architrave

President—J. M. Jackson

E.S. O.L. Lazarus,

Lazarus, do. do. do. do. Vice do. —F. Dowdeswell,

Secretary—Oscar f.r.i.b.a.

Wilson, f.r.i.b.a.

S.H. Cullen,

Dove, do. do.

do. (Penang)

S. Wood-Hill, do. do. Insurance Office ofin Australia)—Ocean

Australia, Ltd.,,

G.II. G.H. Lewis,

Markham,' signsdo.per pro. The (Incorporated

Building, 9, Collyer Quay; Teleph. 2518;

A.C. M.

H. Easson, c.a.,

Imray j accountant

C. Fittock Cable Ad: Norbrit

W. H. Collingbomne, engineer A. E. Green, attorney

R. B. Henly, assistant

New York Agents -Bush & Lintel], 26,

Stone Street, New York

London Agents—Lewis Lazarus & Sons, International Correspondence School

39, Lime Street, E.C. 3 —(See Educational)

SINGAPORE 1301

International Indenting Co,, Maim H. Elphick, managing director

facturers’ Agents-^27, Raffles Cham- R, N. Holmes, assist, do.

bers ; Cable Ad : Intertrade; Codes : R.M. C.P. Stewart, C.a,,persecretary

Selfe (signs pro)

A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Acme, Bentley’s T. A. Sercombe

and Private. Agencies in Bangkok C.S. Bennett

S. Jenner

and Batavia

Max Sternberg, proprietor

J. Mackechnie, manager

Mrs. M. Bruyeres, stenographer J.R. Miller,

S. d’Oyly-John

a.r.t.u., b.sc.

N. G. S. Mama, accountant L. F.Representative

Special G. Smith The Texas Com-

Goih Soon Kheng, salesman pany,

Seng Yew Yeow, do Insurance Dept.

Chan Kok Tong, do. S. C.Dept.Smith

Rubber

International Pharmacy—2, Robinson LondonY. Agents— A. Burton (signs per pro.)

Road William Jacks

Internationale Crediet en Handels- House, Old Broad Street, London,

vebeeniging “ Rotterdam ” (Incor- E.C. 2

porated in Holland), General Import and Jackson, J. M., Architect, Valuer and

Export, Shipping—37,

Teleph. Acme, Cable 5thRobinson

5071; A.B.C, Road; Civil Engineer — 7, Malacca Street;

Ad:andInternatio;

Codes: 6th edns., Teleph. 6483

Scott’s and Bentley’s Jaeger & Co., Merchants—6c, D’Almeida

Interport Co., Ltd., .Manufacturers’ Re- Street; Teleph. 6235; Cable Ad: Jaeger;

Codes:Kendall’s

A.B.C. 6th edn., Bentley’s, Acme

presentatives and General Merchants— and

4, Bonham Building, Bonham Street O.H. Burkhardt,

Fuller, partner

Tay Soo Chye, Sim Ah Kow, partners do.

W. Southam, do.

Isaac, E. S., Import - Export

and Manufacturers’ Agent—6, Malacca Merchant Agencies

Street; Telephs, 1433 and 2634; Cable Law Union and Rock Insce. Co., Ld

Ad: Isaac;and Codes: Standard Marine Insurance Co., Ld.

Bentley’s Private A.B.C. 5th edn., Osaka Shosen Kaisha

El Dorado Oil Works, San Francisco

Italasia, Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Jalan Besar Dispensary — 113, Jalan

Settlements)

Orchard Road.—Bank

Registered

Import Office:B460-66,

Dept.: and Building

B5, Hongkong Chambers. Engin-

eering Dept.: 60-66, Orchard Road. Japanese Consulate (see Consulates)

Branches: Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Java Sea and Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

Penang

E. Gerelli, general manager (Incorporated in Java), Guaranteed by

Y. Pini, manager (engineer’g. dept.) Royal Exchange Assurance, Fire,

P. Bird (engr.), G. Mariani, L. A. H. pore Marine, Motor Car Insurance—Singa-

Stevens, E. Mariotti, D. Zanellato, Teleph. Branch: CharteredSluytersco.

7714; CableAd: Bank Chambers;

Head

and L. Taverna, assistants Office:

Italian Consulate—(Yes. Consulates) Alan Wolfe, manager 10, Batavia

Kali Besar Oost,

Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Ltd., William Java Sumatra Handelmaatschapplt,

late Boasson & vanGeneral

OverzeeMerchants

(Incor-

(Incorporated

Incorporating R,in T.StraitsReid &Settlements,

Co., Ltd., porated in Holland),

Penang and Ipoh), Engineers and Gen- 7798; Cable Ad: —3, Laidlaw Building:

Boasover;Telephs. 7797

Codes: and

A.B.C.

eral Merchants — Head Office: Ocean 5th and 6th edns., Acme, Bentley’s,

(3Building,

Ad:lines) andPrince Street; dept.);

4878Codes:

(Rubber Teleph. 5216 Mercury 3rd edn. and Private.

A.B.C. 5th Cable

edn., Branches: Batavia,Betong.

Sourabaya,

Expanded;

Bentley’s, Acme and Private. Branches bang and Telok Head Palem-

Office:

at Penang, Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur and Amsterdam, Holland

Port Swettenham J. J. Reinders

A. M. Ornstein Folmer, manager

1302 SINGAPORE

Jit Sin & Co., Pineapple Manufacturers Kabar Binting Timor, Straits-born

Chinese Romanised Malay newspaper

—21,South

No. 1 Factory,Canal Road;

Grove Telephs

Road; Teleph.3965-67.

6458, with circulation throughout Borneo,

No.Tan2 Factory, Scudai,managing

Johore; Teleph. East Indies, Java, Sumatra, F. M. S. and

Chwee Pang, partner12 andStraits385,Settlements

New Bridge-705,Road;

Gaying Road,

Cable

Yeo Lark Sye, partner

Teo Leong Tuan, do. Bintangtimor; Codes: A.B.C. 5 edn.Ad:&

Yap Kim Chuan, do. Bentley’s

Siow Hay Yam, proprietor & editor

Jitts & Co., Ltd., Printers and Stationers O. S. Key, do. '& bookkeeper

—96, Robinson

Ad: Jitts; Code:Road; Teleph. 6829; Cable “Kabar Uchapan, Baru” (The Eastern

Bentley’s

Siow Siew Guan,

Kim, managing Weekly News), The only Romanised-

Siow Siew director director Malay Newspaper ever published in

Singapore

Johannes

Solicitors—2 & andSammy, Advocates

5, Bonham and Kallang Ice Works—(.SVe under M.)

Building;

Teleph. 7111; Cable Ad: Parchment;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s Kampang Glam Hotel—93, Arab Street

complete phrase barrister-at-law (Lin-

M. C. Johannes,

coln’s Inn), partner Kassim & Co., R. E. Mohamed,—(See

P. Inn),

Sammy,

partnerbarrister-at-law (Gray’s Mohamed Kassim)

Katong Pharmacy—2175, Hoo Chiat Road

Johannes, S. C., Attorney—6, Bonham

Street Keat Cheang & Co., Ltd., General

Merchants in Manila Ropes, Oiled

Johnson & Phillips, Ltd. (London) Packings, Coir Ropes, Wire Ropes, Beldam’s

Electrical Engineers—5, Malacca Street; and other Ship’s. Chand-

Teleph. 5144;

Bentley’s Cable Ad: Simit; Codes: lery iStores, Manufacturers’ Repre-

and Hamilton

Sime, Darby & Co., Ld., sole agents sentatives andCommission

in Malaya

sentative and Agents—

Commission Agents

J. Hilton, resident representative —76, Robinson .Road; Cable Ad:

Keateheang

Jones &, Co., Irving, Merchants and Com-

mission Agents—24, Robinson Road; Printers, Kelly Sc Walsh, Ltd., Booksellers,

Bookbinders, Publishers,

Teleph. 6879; Cable Ad: Irvinjones; All StationersPlace

and Newsagents—32, Raffles

Codes A.(Shanghai)

E. Glover, managing director

H. Irving Jones, managing owner

Joo Teck Hin, General Merchant - 37, A. H.W.Searle,

J. Burkhill, directordo.(Shanghai)

Phillips Street; Teleph. 2291 A.A. S.J. Waller,

Journal of the Malayan Branch — de Jesus,(Shanghai)

secretary

Royal Asiatic Society G.A.H.C.Davis, manager| A. C. Meredith

Knaggs

Judah A Co., S. J., Merchants and Com- Selling Agents

Directory and Chronicle of

mission Agents—Cable Ad: Judah; Code: China, Japan, Malaya, etc.

A.B.C. 5th edn. Rubber Estate (Kari- Acme

, Poloe

maenLoemoet

Islands), proprietors NewCode

York Co., 93, Front Street,

Jumabhoy ifc Co., M., Agents—17,

and Commission Importers, Exporters

Malacca Keng & Co., Stock and Share Brokers—

30, The Arcade;

Kengco; Codes:Teleph.

A.B.C.2173;

6th Cable

edn. Ad:

and

Street: Teleph.

Ad: Jumabhoy 3126; P.O. Box321; Cable Broomhall’s Imperial Combination

Mahomed Jumabhoy, proprietor Choa Tian Keng, sole proprietor

SINGAPORE 1303

Keng Lee & Co., Importers and Export- Kodak, Ltd. (Incorporated in England)r

ers,

bashes,Shipchandlers,

Estates andSail-makers, Du- Manufacturers

paratusRetail of Photographic Ap-

and Materials—130,

pliers, Engineering and

Mining Sup-

Building Road; Shop: 8, BatteryRobinson

Road:

Requisites, Hospital Equipments and Teleph. 7711; Cable Ad: Kodak; Code:

Furniture,

Contractors—10,Government

Robinsonand Municipal Bentley’s

RoadjTeleph.

3466Chew

(2 lines);

ChengCable

Keng,Ad:soleForemost

proprietor Koh Lim & Co., General Building Con-

Chew Keow Bock, manager (signs tractors—Raffles Chambers; Teleph. 7774

Lim Kee Check, partner

per pro.)

Chew Keow Chim, assist. ' Koh Sun Hin, managing partner

Chew Keow Sebng, cashier

Lee Nam Hai, bookkeeper

Lee

KimNam Wah,Hai,SngTanBoon

Bah Hock

Chee,. Poh

and Koh Yew HeanStationers,

Eng Kee Press,

Kh'ob Ah Teck, clerks Bookbinders, Papier‘Printers

Merch-

ants

North Bridge Road; Teleph.makers^—18,

and Rubber Stamp 4536; Cable

Kexg

RattanSeng,,4 Co.,

Merchants Import,

— 23,Used:Export and

RiverBentley’s

Valley Ad: Kohyewhean

Road ;Teleph. 4945; Code Partners—Cheong

Tai Yew and ChowTaiJooWoo, Eng.Cheong

Ng Gek Ohwee, partner Wong Choon Sek, manager

Keppel Gole Clubs—(Vee Clubs) Koninklyke Paketyaart Maatschappy

(Royal Packet Navigation Co., Incor-

Keeala Dispensary—210, Middle Road porated in Holland)—

Green; Teleph. 1, Cable

5451 (3 lines); Finlayson

Ad:

Kerala Hotel—173, Selegie Road Bentley’s and Scott’s. Head5thOffice;

Paketvaart; Codes; A.B.C. edn:,

Amsterdam (Holland)

a » # fu * a G. A. Breyer, agent

Khai Mun & Co., Printers, Bookbinders, R. Pronk,

and sub-agent.

Rubber Stamp Makers, Wholesale and Freight Transhipment Dept.

D. Iken, A. van Bochove, J. Ph. N. du

Retail Dealers in all kinds of Paper and

Stationeries—229, South Bridge Road; Inward and van Guesne Bruchem and G. J. Levie,

Teleph. 4075; Cable Ad:TaiPaperight Outward Cargo Dept.

Partners—Cheong Woo, Cheong Passage Department

J. C. Hoynck van Papendrecht

Tai Yew and AVong Choon Sek A. A. Steegstra I Miss N. Macleod

Tan Kam Moon, manager C, Stewart

Khoo Dispensary—281, Geylang Road Shipping (Outdoor) jDept.

G. van der Sande

W. A. J. AYoom | A. Bakker

Accounts Darpartment

H. H. Laseur | A. G. Bohmer

Kian Guax Co., Booksellers and Station- Providoring Department

ers—66, Cross Street P. van Lenning

Kiat & Co.. Ltd., Collyer

Printers,Quay

Booksellers and Engineering Department

Stationers—15, A. A. Deelder | J. van Heuven

J. L. van den Meerehdonk

KimEstate

SengOwners—Registered

Land Co., Ltd., Land and

Office : 9, Kow Soon Kim,Alley;

Advocate

Boat Quay; Teleph. 6140 —4a,KowChange

Soon Kim, Teleph.and6469Solicitor

Barrister-at-law

Directors—Tan Soo Bin, Tan Soo Jin,

Tan Cheng

Chew Soo Hock andsecretary

Yong, Tan Eng Chiang

Kwok & Co., P.K. General Importers—

35Cable

and Ad:

37 Hing Lung St.;

Kingson; CodesTeleph.

A.B.C.20515

5th;

King Edward College of Medicine (*SVfi and Bentley’s

Educational)

Klass Labour Association, Ltd.—(See Asso-

100a, &Robinson

Sons, F.V. Produce

Road; Merchants—

P.O. Box 348 ciatioms)

1304 SINGAPORE

Langkawi Marble, Ltd., Marble Mer- Board of Directors—Lee Kong

chants and Quarry Owners—Registered Chian (chairman), Lim Chong

Office: 10, Malacca Street ; Teleph. 4449; Kuo and George E. Lee

Cable Ad: Permata;

Private; Teleph. 4449 Codes: Bentley’s & Lee Seng Chong, secretary

Quarries — Pulau Dayang Bunting, Factories at Scuda*, J oho re Bahru,

Langkawi Islands, Kedah Sungei Gulang Patah and Sungei

Pandan

Lanka Dispensary—42, Serangoon Road Lee Kim Soo, Merchant and Manufacturer

I.at Paix Press, Ltd. (Eastablished 1880), —89, High Street; Teleph. 2063; Cable

Proprietors “ Lat Pau ” Chinese Daily, Ad: Leekimsoo; Cable Ad: Olkso; Codes:

A.B.C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s

Printers, Publishers, etc.—11 and 13,

Cross Street; Teleph. 7164; Cable Ad:

Latpau; Codes:

and Bentley’s A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns.

See Lee Rubber Company, Limited

SeowBong

SiangLeong,

Yew, managing

manager director (Incorporated in Singapore S.S.),

Rubber Planters, Millers, Importers

and Exporters—Head Office: 2l,

League of Nations Health Organisa- South Canal Road. Branches at

tion (See Associations) Penang, Ipoh, Telok Anson, Kuala

Lumpur, Malacca, Muar, Batu

Lee Bros., Photographers — 61, Hill and Pahat, Pontdamak, Bandjcrmasin

Street; Teleph. 7070 Palembang; Cable Ad: Lee-

Lee Poh Yan, managing partner avia ; Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th

and 6th edn.. Commercial Univer-

Lee & Co. C. M., Importers and Exporters sal, New Standard, Acme and Pri-

ofTeleph.

Photographic Goods—39,

6389; Cable High Street; vateBoard of Directors—Lee Kong

Ad: Sarastudis

C. M. Lee, proprietor Chian (chairman). Yap Twee

and Lee Seng Chong

Lee Ciioon Guan, Estate of (Chop “Chin Rubber Lim Chong Kuo, secretary

Joo”)—10, Malacca Street; Teleph. 141; Works at Seletar, Thompson

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns. and Road and Kallang Road, Singa-

Western Union pore, Kuala Lumpur (Selangor j,

Trustees—Lee

Choon Guan, Chim

m.b.e.,Tuan, Mrs. Wan

Choa Eng Lee F.M.S., Penang S.S. and Muar,

and Lee PangChim Soo Huk (Johore)

Secretary—Lee Lee Wah Bank—(See Banks)

n & m m Lembaga MTribune)

alayu (Malay Edition of the

Lee & Co., C. M. (Chin Meng Kong See), Malaya Hon. Mr. Mohamed inEunos

Importers and Exporters, Photographic

Wholesalers—39, Abdullah, Sub-Editor charge Bin

6389; Cable Ad:High Street; Teleph.

Sarastuaio; Codes: Sulaiman bin Ahmad, assistant

A.B.C. 5th and 6th

Manufacturer’s edns. and Bentley’s; Leong Cheong & Co., Tailors. Drapers

Representative

C. M. Lee, proprietor and General Outfitters—60,

Street; and 61, High

n & M m & cheong;Teleph. 2042; Cable

Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.Ad: Leong-

Lee Pineapple Company, Limited Li Ling Kai, managing partner

(Incorporated in Singapore, S.S.),

Pineapple Growers, Packers and Lewis & PeatPrince

(Singapore), Ltd., Rubber

Exporters—Head Office : 21, South Brokers—5, to 5405 (56thlines);

Street : Telephs.

Cable Ad: Devitt;

5401

Codes:

Canal Road and Represented by A.B.C. edn., Bentley's, Broomhall’s

Agents Throughout the World; Rubber edn.

Cable Ad: Leeavia; Codes: Bent- Directors—A. W. W. Ker, J. H.

ley’s, A.B.C., 5th and 6th edn., Tennent and E. G. Holiday

Commercial, Universal, New Stand- W. T. Houghton, secretary

ard, Acme and Private O. E. H. Cutler | G. E. M. Mills

SINGAPORE 1305

Lianqui Trading Co., Merehants and Linotype facturers

and Machinery, Ltd., Manu-

of the Linotype Composing

Commission Agents, Produce Exporters Machine and High Grade Machinery

—6,Raffles Quay; Teleph. 7259;Cable Ad: for Letterpress, Lithographic and News-

Lianqui;

Bentley’sCodes:

completeA.B.C. Al and

phrase, Cal 6th

packedns.,

and paper Printers—128, Robinson Road;

Universal Trade Teleph. 1226; Cable Ad: Linotype. Head

Lim Liang Quee, partner Office:

Altrincham,9, Kingsway,

England London. Works:

NahLimYamSiewSeng,

Jin, signsdo.per pro. W. Kenworthy, manager

Lim, Dr. S. K., Physician and Surgeon— Little & Co., Ltd., John (Established

1840), Wine, Spirit and Provision Mer-

108, 3354

and High(Residence)

Street; Telephs. 7448 (Office) chants, Manufacturers of Furniture.

S. K. Lim, m.b., b.s. Complete Milliners,

Drapers, House Furnishers, Tailors,

General Outfitters.

Stationers,

Lim Hoe Chiang, Ltd., Wine and Spirit Makers, Commission Booksellers, Watch and Clock

Merchants,

porters andGeneral Importers and

Manufacturers’ Ex- Hardware and EstateAgents,

Agents.

Crockery,

Supplies—Raffles

Manufacturers of “Globe” Brand Coffee Square; Codes: Teleph.5th5167;

A.B.C. edn. Cable

and Ad: Little;

Bentley’s

Powder—257-259, Tanjong Pagar Codes:

Road; C.O. W. Banks, director

Teleph

A.B.C.

7867; Cable

5th edition

Ad: Globe;

T. J.T. Hume,

Cousins, do. &(London)

do.

mgr. (London)

(London)

Ho Ah

LimChian Moey,

TeckBoan director

Kim,Thiam,

managing director A. G. Meggy, do. (London)

manager H. P. Bedells, secretary do.

Secretaries—Chan Sze Onn & Co. A. E. Bond, mang. director in the East

F. Hammond, director in the East

Limtractors,

Kee Check A. Robertson, do. do.

Brokers& Co.,

and General Con-

Commission C. G.Ruchwaldy,

F. Fugler, secretary

supervisorin the East

Agents—Raffles Chambers; Cable Ad: A. N. Rushton, do.

Limkeecheok A. L. Harrison, branch mgr. (Penang)

A. A. Sinclair, (Ipoh)

LimExporters,

Khoon Heng, General

Provision, WineImporters and Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance

and Spirit

Merchants, Confectioners, Greengrocers, Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Great

Cold Storage Proprietors Photo- Britain),

andOrchard Office:

all Classes of Insurance—Local

French

gaphic

Road;

Dealers—245

Teleph. 7003

and 247, 5935; Cable Ad: Bank Building; Teleph.

Brinkmann

Lim Seng Koon, proprietor Brinkmann & Co., general agents

Lim Joot Chiang, manager

Liverpool Victoria Insurance Corpora-

Lim Lim & Co., General Importers of tion, Merged in the Commercial Union

Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Eng-

Machinery—475, Gaylang Road land)—Teleph. 6666; Cable Ad: Cuaco

Lim Nee Soon (Chop Thong Bee), Rubber A. C. Potts, manager

and Pineapple Planter—Marsiling Build- Lloyd’s Register oe Shipping, Classifica-

ing, 112 and 114, Robinson Road; Cable tion and Registration of Mercantile

Ad: Limneesoon Shipping—2, Laidlaw Building; Teleph.

Lim & Seah, Civil Engineers, Architects 6065; John Cable Ad: Surveyor

Wormald, b.sc., ship and engr.

and Surveyors—13b, Change

Teleph. 6594; Cable Ad: Kengseng; Code: Alley; surveyor

A.B.C. 5th edn. Tan Teck Guan, cashier and clerk

Seah Eck Jim, m.i. struct, e., a.m.s.e., London

proprietor Shipping, Office

71, —Fenchurch

Lloyd’s Street

Register of

U. G. Richards, licensed surveyor Andrew Scott, secretary

J. P. Pennefather, do. Lohmann & Co., Ltd., Importers, Expor-

Lai Yew

Chan KuiFong,

Chuan,draughtsman

b.sc. (Eng) ters and Passage Agents of the Nord-

Seah Kwang Jim, accountant deutscher Lloyd—1X4, Robinson Road;

Teleph. 7012; Cable Ad: Progress

Lin Dispensary—330, North Bridge Road Directors—G. Bosse and R. Fruestueck

1306 SINGAPORE

Lohs Dispensary—108, South Bridge Road F.R. B.T. B.S. Donnell,

Newell, partnerdo.

London Assurance, Marine and Accident C.

W. Hewetson,

R.W.King, signs do.per pro.

—37b. Robinson Road

Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ltd., general R. J. Brown, do.

agents C. C. Blake, do.

London and Lancashire Insurance Co., Lyons Motors, Ltd.—Registered Office,

Ltd. (Incorporated in Great Britain)— Showrooms and Service Station: 92-100,

Union Building Orchard Road;Codes: Teleph.Bentley’s

5484; Cable Ad:

J.Boustead

Turton,&resident

Co., Ltd.,inspector

agents Centramoto;

andA. Private

General

Lowe, Bingham— 4,& Dunman, Chartered P. Goldman, manager

Accountants Laidlaw Buildings; C. C. Edwards, service engr.

edn., Western Union and Bentley’s, 5th

Cable Ad: Explanate; Codes: A.BjC-

t C. H.C. H.Dunman,

Busfield,a.c.a.

a.c.a. McAlister & Co., Ltd. (Established

R. L. McFarlane, a.c.a. 1857. Incorporated

Gresham House,Kuala 1903), Road;

Battery Merchants

and —at

Penang, Ipoh, Lumpur London

Low Hoon Chip & Co. (Chop “Kian Directors—A. McE. Marshall’ (chair-

Boon”), Merchants and Commission man),

man), J.C. W.D. deSlater,

Piro (deputy chair-

C. A. Niven,

Agents, and Estates Suppliers—11, Cecil E.tary)

J. Riches and L. A. Niven (secre-

Street; Teleph. 2124; Cable

hoonchip; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and Ad: Low-

Bentley’s T. H.M.Holyoak,

■ W. Watt, signs per do. pro.

Low Hoon Chip, sole proprietor . A. G. Hay, .do.

Loxxey & Co'., W. R., Import and, Export A. Tindall, do. .

Merchants—4 and 5, Raffles Quay. Attorneys in London—A.Mcllwraith,

Offices at London, Hongkong, Canton A.

and T. N. G. Jennings D. W. Reid

D. Allan, A. Reid,

and Shanghai:

Tientsin and W. R. Perrin,

Peping: Loxley Cooper

& Co.; at&

* Co.; at Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Alor Staff

R. Craik, G. Koenitz, R. F. Smith,

Star:

J. A.J. A.Russell,

Russellpartner

& Co. H. J. Rae,

D. O. Russell, do. Evans, D. W.G.Holder,

Johnstone, E. H.

R. E.-Stott

R. L.Johnson, manager and J. H. Wood, assistants

R. Bligh Insurance Dept.

Agencies C. E. Gibson

Northern Assurance Co., Ld. Agencies

Malayan Collieries, Ld. Coal United States Steel Corpn.,

Khoo Dispensary—281, Geylang Road Ellerman & Bucknall S.S. Co.,NewLd.York

Ellerman Line

European Far

AmericanSteamship East

and Manchurian Line

Lun Tai Mutual Fire & Marine Isthmian Lines Line

Insurance Co., Ltd. (Incorpor-

ated in Hong Kong)—Singapore MeIsthmian Line

11 wraith McEacharn,Ld.,Melbourne

Branch: China Building, Ohulia West Australian State Shipping

Street; Teleph. 6758; Cable Ad:

Luntad; Codes: A.B.C. 6th edition H.Service,

HogarthFremantle

& Sons “ Baron Line,”

Lo Koong Hee, local manager Glasgow

Yeo Peng Kiat, assist, do Queensland

Bankers Insurance

& Traders Co., Ld.Co., Ld.

1-yall & Evatt, Exchange, Share and The Hetton BellbirdInsurance

Collieries, Ld.,

General Brokers — 23, Raffles Place; Newcastle,

Newcastle N.S.W.

Wallsend Coal Co., Ld.,

Cable

Broomhall’sAd: Cedar; Codes: Bentley’s,

Imp. Combination, A.B C. Pelton.EastCoal

5th and 6th edns. Dutch Jndies Government-Coals

Lambert Brothers, Ld., London

SINGAPORE

McAuliffe, Davis & Hope—Union Directors—Hon. Mr. P. M Robinson,

Building(Java),

and atMedan

Penang,(Sumatra).

SoerabayaLon-and M.I.E.E.,

Batavia

don Firm: McAuliffe, Davis & Hope, gor and a.i.mech.e.,

C. V. BaileyW. H. Macgre-

Chartered Accountants, 80, Bishopsgate, W. H.G. Graham, mgr. and resdt. engr.

E.C.Sir2.Henry

CableThomas

Ad: McAuliffe Y. C. &Currier,

Evatt assist, engineer

Co., secretaries

partner (London) McAuliffe, f.c.a.,

F. H. Grumitt, a,c.a., partner (Penang) Malaya Football Association—(See

A. Dobson, a.s.a.a., do. (Singapore) Associations)

Mackay, Monk, Ltd., Merchants and Cold Malay Peninsula Agency, Exporters and

Storage

44, AnsonProprietors—Office

Road; Teleph. 2974and CableStore:

Ad: Importers—P.O. Box managing

503

Manuforti; Codes: Bentley’s, Mosse and E. R. A. Fernando, director

Private

Directors—George

Francis and

Monk, D. Mackay,

o.b.e.,Jack Errol Malaya Publishing House,

Cedric Errol Engravers, Booksellers and Stationers Printers’

Gibson William —Stamford Road and Armenian Street:

Loh Ah Hong, secretary Cableand Ad:Bentley’s

Empress; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Miss E. M. Edwards, stenographer edn.

P. Lye Yam Hong, salesman

Represented at Penang, Sungei Patani, F. C. Sands, managing director

Ipoh and Taiping by

G. W. Wilson & Co., Ld. ‘‘ Malaya Tribune,” The—56-60, Anson

Road; Cable Ad: Tribune

Mackie, D. D., m.i.m.e., Consulting Eng- Malaya Tribune Press, Ld., proprs.

ineer and Marine Surveyor—18, Win- George E. Bogaars, managing director

chester House; Telephs.

7628 (Residence); Cable7877Ad:(Office) and

Mackie; W. Arthur Wilson, editor

Codes: A.B.C. 4th and 5th edns. and G.C. H.S. Stanley

Hammonds,Jones,sub-editor

assist, editorand

Kendall’s chief reporter

F. R. S. Martinus, T. Hope, H. M.

George A. Watt, a.m.i mech.e.

Rappa and Poey Teck Cheng,

Macphail & Co., Ltd., Share, Rubber and reporters

General Brokers — Union Building;

Telephs.

Codes: A.B.C.3305-6;

5th Cable

and 6thAd:edns.,

Macphails;

Broom- Malaya Tribune Press, Ltd., The, Pub-

hall’s (Imperial) and Bentley’s lishers, Printers, Stationers—^Proprietors

A. A. A. Paterson, managing director ofpaper)—56-60, “The MalayaAnson Tribune”

Road (Daily News-

P. H. Keys, director Directors—S. Q, Wong- (chairman),

C.A. Creswick, secretary

H. Pearsall,. mgr. (Malacca) Ong Boon Tat, E. A. Elias, Lee Chim

P. de Basagviti, actg. manager (Kuala Tuan

(Malacca)and Hon. Mr. Tan Cheng Lock

L'umpUr) George E. Bogaars, managing director,

Malaya Cattle Trading Co., Cattle manager and secretary

Dealers and Commission Agents—184, F. W. Tsang, assist, manager

Balestier Road, and 120, Jalan Besar;

Telephs. 7924 & 2559; Cable Ad: Malaya; Malayan Commercial Agency. Mer-

chants, Commission Agents, Pro-

Codes:

Bentley’sA.B.C. 4th and 5th edns., and duce Dealers and Manufacturers’

Partners

Maricar,—(India),

Maji

j.p., S.K.and

Manjoor

Mohd. Sahib Agents—184, Serangoon Road ; Cable

Murad

Maricar K. Nagutha Ad: Agencyco; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Mohd. Naina Maricar edn. and Bentley’s Complete Phrase

Codes

Malacca Electric Lighting, Ltd., Malayan Medical Journal, The journal

Generators

city for Power and and

Distributors

Light in ofMalacca—

Electri- of the Malaya branch of the British

Registered Office: French Bank

ings; Teleph. 6319. Generating Station: Build- Medical PrintersAssociation Published

& Publishers: C. A. quarterly

Ribeiro &

Kubu Road, Malacca; Teleph. 52. Code: London Office: 67, Fleet270,

Co., Ltd.; G.P.O. Box Singapore

Street, E.C. 4

A.B.C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s

130b SINGAPORE

IVIalayan IViotors, Ltd., Motor and Malaysian Signs Press —399, Cpper

Mechanical Engineers—14-20, Orchard Serangoon Road

Road; Cable Ad: Malayrnotor; Codes:

Bentley’s Motor Traders, Acme, Private, Manasskh & Elias; Rupert, Exchange

etc.E. C. Edwards, manager and General6227;Brokers—12, D’Almeida

R. Jackson, accountant St; Teleph. Cable Ad:Rupmanel;

J. E. Brislin, sales manager Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s and

C. Watson, service do. Scott’s

Isaac A. Elias, partner

C.C. E.Kendall,

Tidbury, stores

do. do.

do. Raphael A. Elias, do.

Agencies

Morris Cars Manasseh

Morris Commercial Vehicles

Dennis Trucks Commission Agents—5-2,Merchants

& Co., S., and

Malacca Street;

Armstrong Siddeley Cars Teleph. 6896;Cable Ad: Manasseh; Codes:

Lucas Al,Ez.A.B.C. 5th edn.,proprietor

Bentley’s, Private

Smith’sElectrical Goocls

Motor Accessories S. Manasseh,

Ferodo

K. L. G.Brake Lining

Sparking Plugs Mangskau, F.—P.O. Box 359; Cable Ad:

Palmoil

Malayan Pharmacy, The, Chemists

Druggists, Manufacturers of Good morn- Mansfield and &andCo.,Insurance

Ltd., Shipping,

ing

Teleph.Draught—71,

5540; Cable Ad: EastMalphar Coast Road; Forwarding

Chartered Bank Chambers,

Agents—

Beach C.St. E.

V. M'urugasu Pillay, proprietor Directors — H. E. Somerville,

Consulants— Dr. Lee Wurtzburg, A. E. Thornley Jones

Dr. Chia Boon LeongKeng Chin and and F. S. Gibson

Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd. Penang Staff (signs per pro.), M. Reid,

W. Penrice

(Incorporated in Straits Settlements) T. E. Mason, R. F. W. Lei mard, L. G.

Cigarette and Tobacco Importers— Lee,

R. V. N.Whichello

P. Walshe,(Bhuket)

R, J. fsherwood,

]l,Keppei Road; Teleph. 5821. (3 lines) Accountant—J. Crichton

Cable Ad: Tobacco;

6th Bentley’s Codes: A.B.C. 5th &

and Private Superintending Engineer—A. Risoe

Directors: Marine Supt.—Capt. T. Sutherland

Sir Hugo Cunliffe-Owen,Bart(London) Sungei Nyok Dockyard

L. R, Daines do. Manager—H. E. Ward

Hon. F. F. Macnaghten do. Assisi.

K. Stanley Smith

N. J. Sweeney (chairman) do.

do. C. O. Manager—W.

Mathieu G. Price.

A.H. E.L. Wall do. J. A. Laing

Snowie (Singapore) Agencies

H. C. Luetchford do. The Ocean Steam Ship Co , Ld.

F. C. J. Moore do. The China

Straits Mutual Steam

Steamship Co., Ld.Nav. Co., Ld.

Secretary: China Navigation Co, Ld.

E. D. Smith Snh Agencies

Assistants: F.M.S. Railways

R. A.J. Burgess

W. F. Brown Liverpool and London and Globe

( S. G.

I. Scott Dal gleish K. C. Johnson-Hill Ingram Insurance Co., Ld.

D. B. Dowling

L.N. S.F. Gifford R. B. Little

A. IT. D. Livock Manufacturers’ Life Insurance Co.,

H. E. Grose Hall A.C. L.F. T.Porter

Richardson The—Singapore

kong Bank Chambers Branch Office:

(2nd Hong-

door),

J.L. D.F. Hawley J. J.

Hopkinson W. F. Robertson Richardson Teleph. 7775; Cable Ad: Manulife, Codes:

H. Hunter I R. D. Wilkie Western Union (5 letter edn.). Head

Distributors for: Office:

British Toronto,

ColumbiaCanada. London

House, 1, Office:

Regent

British American Tobacco Co., Ltd. Street, S.W. 1

and Associated Companies H. W. Shook, manager for South

Ardath Tobacco Co., Ltd. and As- Eastern Asia

sociated Companies H. Gathers, resident secretary

SINGAPORE isoy

Agents in Alex. J. Turner, M.P.S., retail manager

, Penang & Medan—Guthrie

Bangkok—Anglo-Siam Corpn., Ld. & Co., Ld. J. Dyce, m.p.s., wholesale manager

Rangoon—Gillespie and Co., Ld. J. Duthie, m.p.s.

| Batavia—McAuliffe, Davis and Hope Miss D. Bacon | J.. Welsh, m.p.s.

Medical Office—North Bridge Road

! Marconi

munication International

Co., Ltd., TheMarine Com- Medical Store—196, Teluk Blangah Road

(Incorporat-

\ ed in England), Marine

graphy—Hongkong BankWireless Tele- Mercantile Bank of India (See Banks)

Chambers;

■ Teleph. 3707;

Marconi International Cable Ad: Thulium; Code:

Messageries Maritimes, Compagnie des

Marine and General Mutual Life —122, Cable Ad: Robinson

MessagerieRoad; Teleph. 5181;

1 Assurance Society (Incorporated in A. Jobard, agent

? England)—Collyer

G, de Havilland, agent Quay J. M. Beng

Barbe,Lim,

assist,cashier

agent

Choo

i Marine Insurance Co., Ltd. (Incorpor- Methodist Episcopal Mission (see under

\ ated in England)—Collyer Quay Churches and Missions)

G. de Havilland, agent

Methodist Publishing House (see under

I Masonic .Ci.up- (See Clubs) Churches and Missions)

Mktro-Goldwyn-Mayer Oriental Inc.

<\i Massage

60,Mrs.Waterloo Hall,Street;

MassageTeleph.

and Manicure—

7467 (Incorporated

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayerin U.S.A.),Talking

Distributors of

Haru, proprietress —58, Orchard Road; Teleph. 3255;Pictures

Cable

Masters, Ltd., Associated Advertising Ad:B. Metrofilms; Code: Bentley’s

A. Proulx, manager

Services,

the MiddleAdvertising East—9, CecilConsultants for

Street; P.O.

Box 383; Cable Ad: Masterads; Code: Meyer Bros., Merchants and Commission

Agents—14, Collyer Quay; Teleph. 6203;

Bentley’s

E. G. Mozar, managing director Cable Ad: Sinai

t E. M. Mozar, secretary Manasseh

I. Meyer,Meyer

signs per pro.

J.E. H.Satchel!,

Martin,artproduction

dept. manager J. Meyer, do.

I Matthew & Co., E., Importers and R. Meyer

D. M. David ! J. M. David

Exporters — 15, South Canal Road;

j A.Teleph.

B.C. 5th 4533andCable

6th Ad:

edns.,Matsang; Codes:

Bentley’s and Michelin & Co., M. (Clermont Ferrand)—

i1 Private S.S., F.M.S. and Siam

\ E. S. Matthew, managing proprietor P. Fusy, L. Fornierand A. Thomas,

The representatives

Successors of Moine Comte & Co.,

[ Mayfield Kennels & Zoo —44, Selegie Ltd., distributors

Road; Teleph. 3188; Cable Ad: Kennels

f Maynard & Co., Ltd., Wholesale and Mid-East Produce Suppliers, Im-

' porters and Exporters—3; Finlay-

| Retail

Battery Chemists and 6115;

Road; Teleph. Druggists—11,

Cable Ad: sonAgents Green ; Teleph. 4499

■ Maynard; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn. for

Rufus Amarasuriya, proprietor

| G.E. A.A. Brown,

Potts, director

do. C. Fernandez, manager

| J. McRae Chalmers, m.p.s.,f.s.m.c., mgr. Moragalla Estates Co., Ld.,

Miss Page, Elizabeth Arden Beauty Ceylon Tea

Expert

Mrs. Shepherd, Lady Hairdresser Military

* Medical Hall, Ltd., Chemists and General Officer Comanding the Troops,

Druggists — Wholesale Dept.: Collyer Malaya — Major-General L. C. L.

Quay, Retail Dept.: 3, Battery Road; Oldfield, c.b.,Teleph.

staff House, c.m.g., Civil

d.s.o.6009)

(Flag-

Cable Ad: Obat Aide-de-Camp—Lt. C. N. Phillips, r.a.

Geo. W. Crawford, m.p.s., mang. dir. G.S.O. 2—Maj. D. J. Steevens, M.c., r.a.

1310 SINGAPORE

G.S.0.3—Capt. R. A. Grant Taylor, Mohamed Kassim St Co., R. E.,

Produce and Piece Goods Mer-

o.b.e.,&m.c.,

D.A.A. R. S. FusiliersB. Cuff, The chants,

Q.M.G.—Major General Importers and Ex-

Cheshire Regt. W. O. Lay, The porters—1,2/13, Boat Quay; Piece

S.O.L.F.—Major

Border Regt. Goods Dept. : 17/18, Chulia Street;

Teleph. 50.91; Cable Ad: Kassimco;

Codes: Bentley’s Phrase and Pri-

Millar & Co., Ltd., W. P., Rubber Produce vate. 1 ndia

Branches all over Malaya and

&Chambers;

General Merchants—Hongkong

Cable Ad: Rallim Bank

W. P. Millar, managing director Moheideen & Co., K. Syed, Bullion Mer-

chants, Money Changers, Exchange

Miller Rubber Products Co., (Incor- Brokers and Commissions

Chulia Street; Teleph. 1547;Agents—23,

Cable Ad:

porated in U.S.A.), Importers of Tyres,

Motor Accessories, Rubber Sundries, etc. Kassel; Code: Bentley’s

—68, Cecil Street; Teleph, 3276; Cable Partners —K. S. Mohd. Madar Saiboo

Ad: Mill rubber; Codes: Bentley’s, Acme Maricar, K. Ahamed Maricar, M.

Roy Halcrow, operating manager Shaik Famed, A. M. Mohamed

Esmail and M. B. Saiboo

Miscellaneous Agency, The, Importers

and Wholesalers of Musical Instruments

and Accessories, Automobile Accessories; Moine Comte & Co., Ltd., The Suc>

Sole Proprietors of the Wellknown en cessors1894), ofMerchants,

(Maison Frangaise

Shippingfondee

and

‘Strings,

Concertetc.—167,

” MusicalSelegie

Instruments

Road; and

Teleph. Insurance Agents—Head Office: Union

7465; Cable Ad: Miselaneus; Code: Building, Collyer Quay; Telephs.

Cable Ad: Moine; Codes: Bentley’s,.

5996;

Bentley’s A.B.C.

Tan Siew Kuah, mang. prop. Penang6th and Lugagne. Branch in

Mission PIouse—(See Churches) Ship]ring and Insurance,

Compagnie des Chargeurs Reunis

Misso & Co, Arthur M., Architects, Socffite Maritime Indochinoise

Quantity Surveyors, Licensed Surveyors Socffite des Affreteurs

Messageries Mari timesIndochinois

(Penang)

and Contractors—6, Cecil Street

floor); Teleph. 6893; Cable Ad: Misso; (first Union Fire Insurance Co., of Paris

Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.principal Agencies

Parfumerie

Arthur M. Misso, Parapluie Revel, Lyon Paris-

Roger & Gallet,

Miyako Hotel—15, Beach Road Favier Freres,

Fromy Rogee &LyonCo., Cognac

Est Asiatique Frangais, Paris, etc.

Mobaied, I. N., Import and Export

Merchant—14, Cairnhill Road; Cable Moonshi Dispensary—742, North Bridge-

Ad: Mobai'ed; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn. Road

Mogul, M. A., Merchant

Agent—189, and Commission

Cecil Street; Cable Ad: Morey & Co., John, Electrical Engineers-

Mogul

K. H. Fatehally, attorney and Contractors—98, Robinson Road:

Teleph.

Morey 7558; P.O. Box 374; Cable Ad:

Moh, C. S., Merchant — 212, Orchard J. J. Morey, manager

Road; Cable Ad: Chansengmoh

Mohamed & Co., C. H., Kizar, Manufac- Motion, Smith & Son, Ltd., Marine

Opticians, Ophthalmic Opticians, Watch

turers ofBeach

“ChopRoad.

Krusi”Head

Pulicat Sarongs and Clockmakers,

—241,

Angappah Naick Street, Madras

Office: 229, Instruments and Dealers

DrawinginMaterials—

Surveying

15, Battery Road; Cable Ad: Motion;.

Mohamed Dulfakir & Co., Booksellers Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

and Stationers—High Street L.E. E.Wallace,

Fry, f.b.o.a.,

watchesf.s.m.c., manager

and clocks

SINGAPORE 1311

AIotiwa^la & Co , E. J., Stationers, Paper Muller & Phipps (Malaya), Ltd., Manu-

Merchants and Teleph.

2, Raffles Place; Commission Agents—

4570; Cable Ad: facturers’ Representatives—Union Build-

Mo ti wall a; Codes: Bentley’s A.B.C. 5th ing: Codes:

Teleph.

Acme,

2579; Cable Ad: Mulphico;

Bentley’s Complete Phrase.

and 6th edns, Branch at 35, Chulia St., New York Office: Muller & Phipps

Penang

E. A. Mamajiwalla, manager (Asia), Ld., One Park Avenue; New York

City, U.S.A.

E. G. Sellers, managing director

Motor Insurance Association of Malaya C.A. Guidon (Java) (F.M.S. and Siam)

Claude Brown

—(See under Associations) A. Dolder, office manager

Motor Traders’ Association of Malaya Mun Dispensary—444, North Bridge Road

(See under Associations)

Motor Traders Finance Co., Ltd., Auto- MUNICIPALITY

motive Financiers—45, Orchard Road; Commisslioners—W. Bartley, m.b.e.

Teleph. 5484; LTnion,

Codes: Western Cable Bentley’s,

Ad: Wearne;

Private (president); Dr. H. S. Moonshi,

and Motor Traders j.p., A. C. Chander, o.p., S.

Q. Wong, j.p., Dr. H. T.

Motor Union Insurance Co., Ltd , (In- Wee, Dr. K. K. Pathy, j.p., C.

corporated C. Durman,, D. G- Osborne-

Fire, Marinein England), Motor Vehicles, Jones, S. G. Hacker, O. P.

Griffith-Jones, j.p.. The Hon.

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd. general agents Che Ennos Bio Abdullah, j.p.,

(Singapore and Branches) > •Lee-Chim Tuan. j.p., R. Tessen-

solin, j.p., G Parbury, J. A.

Motte & Co., C. (Registered in Belgium) Elias, j.p., E. A. Brown, j.p.,

—53, Robinson Road; Cable. Ad: Mot- Toy Lian Teck.. Ng Sen Choy,

timport; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and A. E. Thornley Jones, J. B.

Bentley’s. Head Office: 79, Avenue Westerhout, J. W. Harris, Lee

Cogels,

Antwerp Antwerp; Cable Ad: Mottimport Kim Soo, Dr. Cheorng Chee

Hai and H. Elphick

Moulton, Ltd., E. S. & R. O., Ao Secretariat

countants and Auditors; Financial Secretary and Treasurer-^W. Marsh,

Managers foir Amalgamated Forests F.

(Australasia), Ltd.—Eastern Office : Assist.

Union Building, Collyer Quay;

P.O. Box 361 and J. Secretaries—C.

C. P. White H. Goldie

Deputy

chester, Treasurer

A.I.M.T.A. — H. L. Man-

Moulton, (Eastern) Ltd., E. S. & R. C., Assist.

J. H. Donoghue, J. W.H. Benn

Treasurers—A. Assiter,

H.

(Incorporated in S. S.),Merchants—Base-

porters and General Importers, Ex- G. White and W. W. Duncan

ment Union Building; Teleph. 4946; Assist.

J. Treasurer

Stone, F.S.S., (Internal

A.S.A.A., Audit) —

A.M.I.T.A.,

CablePrivate

and Ad: Affstation; Codes: Bentley’s A.C.W.A.

G.Haden

Cameron, general manager Stock taker—A. E. Smith

Hensthilwood, f.i.c.a., secy. Office Assist.—E. Galistan

V. Shekhu, cashier 1st

RatesClerk—S. Ampalavanar

Clerkandin-charge—Tan

Taxes Gek Joon

Moutrie & Co., Ltd., S., Pianoforte and Taxes and Miscellaneous

Organ Manufacturers, Repairers, Tuners, 1st Clerk

Accounts —D. M. Davies

24Music and Musical

], Raffles Place Instrument Dealers—

(Arcade); Cable Ad: Clerk-in charge—Tan Theang Seang

Moutrie; Codes: A.B.C. 6th edris.; Teleph.

>6422 Water, Gas and ElectricityKim Chwee

Clerk-in-charge—Chan

T. Hemsley, manager Audit

H. T. Gay 1st Clerk—Seng Teck Hoe

1312 SINGAPORE

Assessment Department Sub-Officers

Assessor—C. F. Snell,W.f.s.i.

Assist. Assessor—A. Ellison Angus, L. —F. A.Phipps H. and

Carter,

B. C. J,J.

•2nd do. —E. S. Pickering Buckeridge, a.m.i.fire.e.

Clerk and Cashier—Seah Kebk Seng

3rd

4th do.do. —A. Cullen,

—N. C. Adamsp.a.s.i.

5th do. — J. Polglase Gas Gas.

Department,

Engineer—F. Municipal

Bedford

Chief Clerk—Osman bin Abbass Deputy Gas Engineer— V. Kelly

Architect’s Assist.

Distribution do. —G. C.M.R.Patterson

do. —M.

MunicipalDepartment, Municipal

Architect - Alex. Gordon, Assist. do. —W. W. Paterson,

Franks-

F.R.I.B.A., D.A. Chief Clerk —Wee Lye Whatt

Chief Assist.— D.C.Kae,A.R.i.B.A.,n.A.

Second Assistant - J. Scott, t>.a. Health

HealthDepartment,

Officer—P. Municipal

S. Hunter, m.a.,

Maintenance Assist.—C. G. Burt M.B., CH.R., D.P.H. Dawson, D.s.o.

Assessment and Estates Department Deputy Officer—W. r

Assessor—C. F. Snell, f.s.i. M.B., CH.B., D.P.H., D.T.M.

Assist. Assessors—A. YV. Ellison, E. Assist. Officers—N. A. Canton,

b.a.d., b.ch., and W.E. Hutchinsonrt m.b.

S. Pickering, A. Cullen, p.a.s.i., G, M.B., CH.B., D.P.H.

Polglfise, p.a.s.i. Bacteriologist—C.

Building Surveyor’s Dept., Municipal M.A., M.B., CH.B. C. B. Gilmomv

Acting Building Surveyor — R. R. Analyst—R.

B.SC., A.I.C. E. Willgress, A.R.c.s.r

Gardiner, l.r.i.b.a. Deputy Analyst—J. F. Clark M. Sc.r

Acting Building Surveyor—A. F.I.C., A.R.C.S., D.I.C.

Cannell (on leave) Chief Sanitary

Assist. Building a.m.i.struct.e.

J. Pennefather, Surveyor—F. Ben j afield, o.b.e.,Inspector—H.

Divisional Sanitary m.r.s.i.

Inspector—J. B.

J.

(licensed surveyor)

Chief Clerk—R. Rethnasamy McMorine, C.R. (San. Inst.)

Market Inspector—M. N. McMahon,

Engineer's A.R.S.I.

MunicipalDept., Municipal

Engr.—K. G. M. Fraser, Supt., Slaughter Houses—D.Wilsonr

M.R.S.I.

B.SC., M.I.C.E.

Deputy Municipal Engineer—A. R. Office Assistant—O. L. Velge

Fyfe, Ma.m.i.c.e.

Assist. un icipal Engin eers— O. W. Municipal Electricity Department

Gilmour, N. II. Taylor, G. Edmond Municipal Office:

and F. J. Richardson Electrical Engr.—E. W. P. Fulcherr

M.B.E., A.M.I.E.E.

Engineer Surveyor—R. Pearse Deputy Electrical Engineer—S. S.

Foreman, Mandai Quarry—I. Little Wilson, A.M.I.E.E.

Assist. Sewerage Engineers—K. V. Financial Assist.—T. M. Stevens

Cuthbe,

and H. Price a.m.i.c.e., A. W. B. Gill Chief Clerk—Tan Sim Hong

Sanitary Engineer—W. R. Smedley, Distribution Department

M.R.S.I. Distribution Engineer—F.A. Horsfall

District Engineer—W. Phipps

Assist. Sanitary Engineers — J. District Engineer—W. C. D. Ball

Curran and G. Pritchett

Supervg. Plumber—J. C. Gilchrist District Engineer—R. A. Waddle,.

Manager,

R. HarrisonSewage Disposal Works — Assist. Dist. Engr.—E. Kent, F. H,

Supt., Store & Workshop—C. P. Lee Harris and P. C. Sands

Deputy do. —N. Coulson Power Station (St. James)

Supt., Transpt. Cent.—P. L. Barclay Power Station Supt.—S.R. Urquhart

Assist. do. —D. R. Macfar-

Fire Brigade, Municipal lane

Superintendent—H. E. Stevens, Boiler House Engr.—

Maintenance Supt.—A.A. T.:G. Cameron

Bourhill

a.m.i.meoh.e., m.i.fire.e. Charge Engineer—A.

Second

fire.e.

Officer—A. Newberry, a.m.i. son, T. E. Plodgson, A.M.E. William-

Garden,

Third Officer —J. G. Shaw A.

D. Bundy,

Henderson W. C. Williams,

and C: G. G. Peet,

Richard,

Fourth do. —A. Platt M.SC.

SINGAPORE 1313-

Installation Department Water Department, Municipal

Installation Engineer—R. E. Morris Water Engineer—D. J. Murnane,

Assist. do. —E. G. .Vaughton

and H.

Deputy (Eng.), A.M.I.C.E.S.1 Reason

Engineer-

Meter 1stHill,

Assist:

B.SC.,Water Engineer—F. G.

MeterDepartment

Superintendent—B. Murcott A.M.I.C.E.

Assist. do. —S. W. H. Parker '1 Assistant Water EngineersA.— G.C.

A. Cessford,-a.m.i.c.e.,

a.m.i.c.e.,

: Macdonald, S. N. Kelly,

Prevention a.m.i,c,E; and Dept.)—J.

J. W. Perkins

Departmentof Cruelty to Animals, Supt. .(Waste

A.R.S.I.

D. M.air,

Municipal Vet.iSurgeon and Supt.— Supt. (Woodleigh Pumping Station)

Jas. T. Forbes, m.r.c.v.s.

Assist. Municipal Yet. Surgeon—K. —J. B. Best

S. Nair, g.b.v.c. I. Bracken. Financial and. Office Assist.—Roy

Chief Inspeetor—V. 1 Brown

Assist. Inspector—J. P. Seth Supt., Johore Works—S. W. Bryden

Do.

Chief Clerk—Chye —N.Yeok

U. Jansen

Hon

Senior Dresser—K. A. Pillay Mura shi & Co., Dealers in Electric Goods

and Commission Agents—429, North

Bridge Road; Teleph. 3713; Cable Ad:

Singapore Improvement Trust—Muni- Murashi; Codes; Bentley's and Private

cipal Building; Cable Ad: Itrust

Board of Trustees Naina Mohamed & Sons, General Mer-

Ex Officio chants, Importers, Wholesalers

Exporters andandManu-

The President, Municipal Com- facturers’Agents,; Re-

missioners, S.’pore. (chairman) tailers in Provisions, Patent Medicines,

Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco, Toilet Re-

The Hon. Col. Treasurer, S-S.

The Hon. Director of Public quisites, etc.—22, Battery Codes:

Road; Teleph.

2669; Cable Ad: Salamat; A.B.C.

TheWorks, S.S!

Hon.Commissioner of Lands 4th & 5th edns., Bentley’s and Private.

The Municipal Health Officer Branches:’26,:

3, Jalan Kedein, Pulau Kuala

Old Market Square,

Manager — L. Langdon Williams, Lumpur;

boe; 17, Jalan, Kedeih, Pulau Bukom

Sam-

W.M.T.P.I.,

A. FellL.ipi.B.A.,

I J. A.M.I.STRUCT.E.

Elias Proprietors—Adam N. Mohd.

Adam N. Abdul Rahiman and Adam Ebrahim

S. Q. Wong I W. J. Wilcoxson N. Abdul Saldm

Legal Advisers—Braddell Bros.

Secretary—L.

Assists.—JamesG.M.Logan Fraser, a.r.i.b.a., Nainamusaii Bros., Booksellers and

A.M.T.P I., A.M.I.STRUCT.E., EOT., V. Stationers --46, Bras Basah Road

P. Bar bat andNelson

Surveyors—D. F. E. A.(surveyor

B. Sewell in

charge), L. D. Hardie, S.

L. J. Einpen, H. L. Fendall J. Beattie, Najmee, G. E., Exchange Broker and

Chief Clerk—Seah Nghee Kbay Commission Agents—(Room No. A6);

Chief Draftsman—Loh Soon Oheong 7,Ad:Malacca Street; Teleph. 7969; Cable

edns.Najmee,

arid A1 Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th

Stores and Workshop, Municipal— Partners

Najmee,— E.Gulamhusen

Mohamedi and Ebrahim jee

Shaikali

River Valley Road E. Najmee

Supt.,Stores

Dejmty do. & Workshops—C.P. Lee

—N. Coulson Nakagawa SuotEn, Ltd. (Incorporated

in Japan), Japanese Curios and General

Vehicles Department Store—45,

Cable Ad: High Street; Teleph.

Nakagawa. 7323;

Head Office:

Registrar—G. C. Meredith

Depy. dp.—Capt. G. A. Clements Yokohama, Japan

Assist. K. Nakagawa,director

pi esident (Yokohama)

Superv. Registrar—W.

& Office Asst.—C. RoseJ. D’Cotta E. Koshino,

Chief Inspector—E. J. Staunton

Machinery Inspector—P. Wilson Nam Young Business Progation Agency

Chief Clerk—D. Sundram —3, Coleman Street

42

1314 SINGAPORE

Namazie, M. A., Shipping Agent, Exporter National Employers Mutual General

and

Teleph.Importer—20,

473; Cable Ad: Malacca

Slam; Street;

Codes: InsuranceinAssociation, Ltd. (Incor-

A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Bentley’s, porated England) Official In-

surersi to The Automobile Associa-

Scott’s and Acme tion of Malaya, Motor, Fire, Burg-

S. A. H. Shirazee, general manager lary, Workmen’s Compensation^

Every Risk Rated on its Merits—68,

Namsen Co., Swatow Drawn work Manu- Robinson Road; Teleph. 2845; Cable

facturers,High

ants—45, Hosiery andTeleph.

Street; General7113;Merch-

P.O. Ad:N. S.Syme

Box 8; Cable Ad: Embrocurio; Code: Wise, manager for Malaya

Bentley’s National

O. Lock Ngee, manager Australasia Ltd.Life Association of

Mutual

Nanayakara,

Merchant, IV!. W.

Importer Produceof General

J.,Exporter

andCoffee,

agents:

Boustead A Co., Ltd , Union Building

Sea Shells, Pepper, Sago,

Tapioca, Gam bier, Gums of, all kinds, National Traders, The, General Mer-

Pineapples, Citronella Oil, Ceylon chants — 10, D’Almeida Street;

Teleph. 6292: Cable Ad: Noltra—

Cocoanut Oil, Tea, Coir Rope, Fibre,

etc., etc.—Union Building; Teleph. Company, Proprietors of the Union Plumbing

2879;& Cable

5th 6th andAd:Bentley’s

Swastika; A.B.C. ContractorsSanitary Engineers and

Codes: Phrase

Complete

Code

Nederlandscbe Handel Maatschappij

T? & M ^ *0 & ft M N. V. (Netherlnnds Trading Society)—

Manyang Bros. Tobacco Co., Ltd. Street; 1-2, CecilCable

StreetAd:and Gardona.

10-12, D’Almeida

Head

(Incorporated in China)—30, Wal- Office: Amsterdam

lich Street; Teleph. 2880; Cable D. Riechelmann, agent

Ad: Nanbrotoba; Codes used: A. J. Maasen, accountant

A.B.C. 5th edin., Benitley’s and Pri- F. Boekestein, cashier

vate Assistants—E. van den Vryhoefc,

Yeung Sien Pui, manager C. G. Rieff, Oh. R. Weytingh, IX

Nan yang Pharmacy—170, South Bridge M. Hoek, C. W. Funke and C.

Road C. van Lelyveld

Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank

Nan (See Banks)

sonyang

RoadSiang Pait Press —56, Robin Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk

Nanyo “Nichi Nichi Shimbun”—Victoria sweetened, Condensed Milk,NaturalSweetened

Sterilisedor Milk,

Un-

Street Cream, Infants’ Foods, Chocolate Milk

and

Cocoa, Proprietors

Nanyo Printing Office, Printers and and “Lactogen”—144 to 147, Cecil of “Milkmaid”

Stationers—77,

2680 Middle Road; Teleph. Street; Telephs. 5495-6; Cable Ad:

Nestanglo

Nathan, Edward M., General Broker H.B.C. Shrubsole, manager for Malaya,

Commission and Estate Agent —8 and S. J. Wilson, manager for Singapore

Sr, De Souza Street; Cable Ad: Emin C. Possessions

Corai. manager for D.E.I. Outer

National City Bank of New York— R. S. Sawyer, accountant

(See Banks) Assistants—

National R. G. Cranford | S. S. Franklin

(see Banks)Commercial & Savings Bank S. G. Hart I J. C. Parsons

Stenographers—

Miss Bain j Miss Millard _

National Electrade Co., Radio

Electrical Importers

Raffles Chambers; Cable Ad: Electrade Miss L. Hill | Mrs. A. Brown

Soon Siong Poh, manager M. Lopez (advertising)

SINGAPORE 1315

Netherlands Consulate (See Consulates) Passage Department

S. Yamanaka I H. G. A. Davey

H. Saito I Khoo Tiang Seng

N ETHE RL A N DS TrA DING S00TETY(,S>e Bank S) Account and Supplies Department

T. Shimazaki

New Singapore Ice Works, Ltd. (Incor- H. Masuda I L. Minjoot

porated in Batavia), Ice Manufacturers F. Yamaguchi | Yeo Eng Wah

—10, LarUt Road; Teleph. 6418; Cable Noble, Dr. Joseph W., & Co., American

Ad: Petodjo; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn. Dental Surgeons—6, Bonham Building,

Bonham Code:

Street;Bentley’s

Teleph. 6824; Cable Ad:

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd. (In- Carbon; Dr. H. B. Quentzer, b.a., d.d.s.

corporated in New Zealand), Fire,

Marine andTeleph.

Chambers; Accident—Hongkong

5861; P.O. BoxBank

411; Noordin & Co., F. M., General Merchants

Cable Ad: Newzico

Adamson, Gilfillan & Co.,Ltd., general Exporters,

Agents—189,

Importers and Commission

Cecil Street; Teleph. 7950;

F. agents

C. M. St. Paul, mgr. (insce. dept.) Cable

Calcutta, Madras, Agencies

Ad: Noordin. Rangoon,atColombo,

Bombay,

Tuticorin,

Aden, Karachi, Bussra,Alexandria,

Bahrein,

8J £ S Suez, Port

Jaffa,Said, Port Sudan,

Bangkok, Sourabaya, Lon-

Noai Mun Press, The, Printers, Stationers don,F. Kobe, Hongkongsole

H. M. Nakhoda, andpropr.

Shanghai

&Road

Paper Merchants—236, South Bridge H. A. Nakhoda, manager

Ng Tow Pah, manager M. A. Tarwalla, assistant

Nippo Baiyaku Kaisha, Ltd.—49, North Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen

Freight—Harrisons, Barker & Co.,

Bridge Road Ltd. (Chartered BankCable

Chambers;

Telephs. 5007-2195; Ad:

Nippon Dispensary—136, South Bridge Nordlloyd), agents

Street Passenger—Lohmann

Robinson Road;agents & Co., Ltd. (127,

Teleph. 7565; Cable

Nippon Hotel—35, Beach Road Ad: Nordpass),

A. Wurthmann | E. Schild

Nippon

Japan)Yusen — MeyerKaisha (Incorporated

Chambers, 16 Rafflesin North British & Mercantile Insurance

Place; Telephs. 5841-3; Cable Ad: Yusen: Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Great Bri-

Codes: Bentley’s 2nd edn. tain)—Branch Office: Ocean Building, 9,

K. Matsui, manager Collyer

Norbrit;Quay;

Codes:Teleph.

A.B.C.2518;

5th Cable

edn. Ad:

and

General Department Bentley’s

A. E. Green, manager

B. Mineo R. B. Henly, assistant

T. Yoshida W. S. Hoseason, dp. (Penang)

Miss D, Wales | H. D’Rozario

Export Department Associated

Railway Companies-*-

Passengers Assurance Co.

S. M.Kotajima

Shimidzu Ocean Marine Insurance Co.,Co.,

Ld. Ld.

J.K. Wada I Tan Tin Seng Fine Art and General Insce.

Fujiki Teo Seng Bee The Insurance Office of Australia, Ld.

A.

Chua Yamada

Boon Lim Ah Cheong

Cheong | Lee Thiam Puah North China Insurance Co., Ltd.

(Incorporated in Great

Import Department Building, Collyer Quay;Britain)—Union

Cable Ad: Man-

M. Yamashita darin. Head Office: Shanghai

T. Terai G. G. Franklin, branch manager

K. Fukumaru E. A. Brodie

Wee

ChocEngChengLock Ahmad Chik bin Awang J. L, Bonnar r| S. M. Garrard

Lim Tan Chee Chee

Norwegian Consulate (See Consulates)

42*

1316 SINGAPORE

Norwich Union Firr Insurano'e Society, Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Ltd. (Osaka Mer-

Ltd. (Incorporated in Great Britain) cantilein Steamship Co., Ltd., Incorpor-

Singapore Branch: Hongkong Bank ated Japgp)—Ue Souza

Ad: , Shosen;

Street;

Chambers; Teleph. 2691; Cable Ad: Telephs. 5337-8-9; Cable

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s ami

Nufaro;

Norwich Code: Bentley’s, Head Office: Scott’s 10thmanager

edn.

B. L’ Misselbrook, Manager T. T.Toda,

Katsunuma, assist, manager

si » » is i»a 3s Osborne-Jones,

licitor—11a, Change D. G., Advocate and So-

Alley, Singapore

Ocean Accident and Guarantee Cor- and 9,

poration, Ltd., The (Incorporated in i 12, Jalan.Station, Kluang Jalan Edrus, Batu Pahat and 11/

Great Britain),

siness,— MalayanGeneral

Branch: Insurance Bu-

Chartered D.barrister-at-law

G. Osborne-Jones, m.a. (Oxon),

Bank Chambers; Teleph. 2310; Cable Ad:

Ocean; Cable Ad: Naecq;Code: Bentlby’s Otomune & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in

C. Norman Bennett, mgr. for Malaya. Japan), Importers and Exporters—74,

Assistants - P. W. E. Mills, B. J. The

"Wright,

GeUleren R.(Java),

H. W. Pea.ll,

BaayS.(Java),

van M.Arcade;

Okamoto,Cable Ad: Widowhood

manager

J, M. Berveling (Java) H. Faas Overseas Assurance Corporation,

(Jav,a) and H. F. Willemse Ltd., The, Fire, Marine and Motor

(Medan) Car Insurahep—Herfd

Ocean Marine Insurance / Co., Ltd. Cable Building, Chulia Street; Office:

Teleph. China

580S;

(Incorporated in England) Ad: Centenary; Codes: Bentley’s

Meyer Bros., agents and A.B.C.

Board 6th edn.

of Directors

(chairman), Dr. S. —C. S.YinQ.(deputy

Wong

Ocean Steamship CO., Ltd. (Incorpor- chairman), Lim Kim Seng, Ong Boon

ated in England) Tat. Chua Poh Siang, Yeo

Seah Eng Lim, Lee Kong Chian, Ban Keng,

Mapsfield & Co., Ld„ agents (“'Ocean” K. C. Cheng

Eu, LeeLockChimandTuan,LimHon. Mr.

Building,,CpByer,Quay') Tan Chong

Pang

OriEntAi; Bill Posting Co., Advertising J. Tan

W. Harries,

Peck Jim,managing

secretarydirector

Contractoi-s—7,

3613 ' Malacca Street; Teleph. Choa .Toon Hean, fire supt.

M. L.:Marcus, sole proprietor Overseas

Building,Chinese Pharmacy—Victoria

387; , Victoria. Street

Oriental Hotel

Road; Teleph. 7986 jCo-, .' 7 7, > Bras Basah

Urn Hee Suang, managing partner Overseas Chinese Bank (see Banks)

Overseas Trading Co., General Mer-

Oriental Motors—46, Orchard Road; chants and Commission Agents and

Teleph. 3353; Oabl© Ad: Orient- Manufacturers’ D’Almeida Street Representatives — 9,

motor ■ Peter Chong, managing partner

Oriental Telephoneinand

Ltd. (Incorporated the Electric Co., Paglar Pharmacy—325, North BridgeRd.

United King-

dom)—Officps and Exchange: Telephone P. & O. Banking Corpn- (see Banks)

House,

J. F.D. V.Hill Street; Cable

PierrepOnt, manager Ad: Oakenpin Paramount Fiim Service, Ltcf.,

Boardman, assist, manager Paramount Pictures (Incorporated

Australia), Cinematograph in

J.R. Phillip,

W. Stainfortb,

assist. exchangedo.engineer tributors—51, Robinson Road;FilmTeleph.

Dis-

A. Buchanan, lines engineer 7206; Cable Ad: Paramount; Universal

I.F. Maclachlan, cable do. Code

J. A.andGroves,'

Bentley’s

general.manager for Far

A. Bickerdike,

A.H. J.L. Thursfield, instal.

maintenancedo. engr. East

King, assist, engineer P. Aerdayne, manager

SINGAPORE 1317

Park Hotel—318,. V e toria St root Peek & Co., Ltd., Francis, (Tncorp. in

England),General Merchants, Exporters,

Paterson, Simons • & Co.,"Ltd. (Iticor- Branches Insurance atAgents andSourabaya—Lai-

Batavia, Estate Agents

porated in England), Merchants—Prince dlaw Building; Teleph. 6384; Cable Ad:

St. & CollyerPaterson,

London Quay; Cable Ad:&Paterson. Frankpekoe

London Ad: House, Crutched SimonsFriars, Co.,

E.C.Ld.,.3; J. Baillie, manager

and at .Penang,

Swetteniiam Kuala Lumpur, Port Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navi-

and Ipob

William/Heard ibanaging gation

Shelfbfd,(London)

director and Chairmab

Co. (Incorporated in England

by Royal Charter)—Office: Collyer Quay

William Purdy Wellwood Ker, mana- G. de Havilland, agent

ging director'(L(indon) H. F. Haftimdnd I C. M. Jenkins

Arthur Patrick Cameron, dir. (Lond.) P. C. Barnes | O. L. Bugge

Alfred

Eric Henry

Wm. Pool Drew,

Paterson, director ! (London)

do. do. do.

Frederick Harris, do. Pennefather, J. P., f.s.i., Chartered

Frederick Henry Tern per iey, director Road; Surveyor and Appraiser, S.S.—4, King’s

(Singapore) Teleph. 7614

j; B. Myles, R. W. McKerrow; -sign

per prd. ' ' Peoples Dispensary—82, Rochore Road

L. Courtenay,

B. BrUnelli, M.E.Buchanan, C.C. E.G. Perry & Co. (Overseas), Ltd., (Incorporat-

Windle, R.I).F.Stephen, Rowland,

H.Rumcker,

C.Fearnside, Cooper, J.H. K.C. ed

G. Bow ring,S. H.L. K.Oggier, in London) Contractors—Hongkong

Bank Chambers (4th floor) and 47,

Parsons Victoria Street, London; Cable Ad;

Agmcies ; Utility, London and Singapore .,r

Barber Wilhelmspn Lines Agent: R. T. Phillips, B.sb. (Eng), etc.

Barber Steamship

Ben Line Steamers, Ld.' Lines, Inc. Peruvian Consulate—(iee Consulates)

“ Bibby ” Line of Steamers-

Cox & Kings (Agents),’Ld. Petrie, Ltd., Bruce; '’Rubber

Dod well-Castle Line of Steamers

“Lloyd

Henderson ’’ Line, of SteanierS • Ageutts—Union Building, Collyer' Estate

Quay

Triestino Navigatioh Co. Pharmacy Branch Office—307, North

Maritima Italiana Navigation Co.

Nippon yiisehKaishaCFreightAgents) Bridge Road

Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ld.

Philharmonic Society of St. Cecilia (see

Pathodgins, Led., British Manufacturers!1 Associations)

Representatives; Hardware and Steel Phiroze & Co., Importers, Exporters and

(Merchants-HhoWroom;

Teleph. 6250; P.O. Box 72, 251;Cecil Street;

Cable Ad: Commission Agents - 3-b, Finlay son

Pathodgins; Code: Bentley’s Green; Cable Ad: Phirozeong; Codes:

A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s, Univ. Trade

Phiroze R. Mistry

Patt’ara/Z., Cigars & Cigarettes importer

—49, High Street; Cable Ad: Pattara Phoenix Aerated Water Works—63,

Pavilion Ltd., Films,Goods

Projecting Anson Road; Cable Ad: Phoenix; Code:

and Electrical — 72, Machines

Orchard Bentley’s; Teleph. 3463

N. R. Mistri, manager

Road; Cable Ad: Pathb;'Code: A.B.C.

Malay States, Siam, Sarawak, British PhuSouth YikBridge

Press,Road

Paper Merchants—240,

North

A. L.Borneo andBabuan

Schiesser, manager director Pichon & Goa Y., General Merchants—

166, Neil Boad

Peck Choo & Co.,. Contractors,' Sand and

Granite 3686

Teleph. Suppliers-'28, Chulia Street; Pilot Board—(A'cc Associations

Lee Peck

ChengChoo,

Wee,managing partner Pqak Chae Dispensary — 191, Middle!

Goh general .manager Road ■ r'lr‘ . ' / , .. 1

1318 SINGAPORE

Poktuguese Consulate (see Consulates) Raffles Hotel—2, Beach Road ; Teleph. f

5381; Cable Ad: Raffles; Codes: A.B.C. 1

Portuguese Mission and Procure des 5th edn., Western Union

Missions—(see under Churches)

Raffles Institution (see Educational)

Powell & Co., Ltd., Auctioneers, Valuers

and Estate Agents—12, Robinson

Teleph. 6206; Cable Ad: Powell; Code: Rah Road; amin Penh as, Merchants and Road;

Com-

A.B.C. 5th edn. mission Agents—86, Robinson

Frank Merrells, managing director Teleph. 6233; Cable Ad: Penhas; Codes:

Tan Kee Khia, assist. A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Bentley’s

Koo Tian Whye, do. Second, Lieber’sRudolf

ner’s Council, Universal

MosseTrade, Tan-

and Sup-

Lim Chin Teck

A. A. Marican, crier plement, Acme and Private

Rahamin Penhas, Abraham Penhas-

Prager, M., Importer and Manufac- ancl Isaac Penhas, managers

turers' Representative — 187, Cecil Railway Passengers Assurance Co.—

Street; Cable Ad: Prager; Code: Ocean Building, 9, Collyer Quay;

Mosse Teleph. 2518; Cable Ad: Norbn t

Prince Line (Incorporated in England): A. R.E. B.Green,

Henly,manager

assistant

—Hong Kong Bank Chambers

Agents: —Adamson Gilfillan & Co., Ltd. Raja & Co., S. T.. Educational Suppliers-

Prinsep Dispensary— Prinsep Street Printers,& Book-binders—53,

Makers Stationers, Rubber Bras Stamp

Basah

Rd.; Teleph. 3206; Cable Ad: Dependable

Provincial Insurance Co., Ltd. (In- Rattray & Sloper, Drs., Medical

corporated in England) Practitioners

Stephens Paul & Co., genl. agts. Battery Road;—Teleph. The Medical Hall,Ad:3r

6242; Cable

Prudential Assurance Company, Rattray M. J. Rattray, J. S. Sloper, consultants

Limited, The (Incorporated in

England), Life, Fire, Marine, Motor Car,

Motor Cycle, and Personal Accident

and Burglary Insurance—17-18, Mer- corner Raub Australian

Ltd.—Head Gold Mining

Office: “Empire Co.,

Chambers,"

cantile Bank Building; Teleph. 3314; P.O. Boxof277d, Queen and Wharf Streets;.

Brisbane

Cable Ad: Prudasco

L. A.A. G.Williams, branch manager Secretaries—Chas. A. Clarke

Stevenson, assistant Local Directors—J. I. Dawson and

W. E.Secretaries—Derrick

Local Rayner & Co.

Queen’s, High Class Athletic Goods—3,

Prince Street; Teleph.

Tennis; Code: Bentley’s 7634; Cable Ad: Recreation Clubs (Nee under Clubs)

D. E. Klienman,.manager R edfearn’s Horse Repository, Grain Mer-

Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd. (Incor- Cable chants—63, Orchard Road; Teleph. 311;

porated in Australia), Fire, Marine and Ad: Red fearns; Code: A.B.C. 5th

Motor Car—Gresham House, Battery edn.W. W. Redfearn, proprietor

Road; Cable Ad: Macalister W. A. Sinclair, manager

Radio

and Service Co. of Malaya,

Representatives theSolePrincipal

of Orchard Agents Red path Brown Co., Ltd. (Glasgow)

Radio Manufacturers—2, Road; Structural Steelwork for Buildings etc.

Teleph. 7399; Cable Ad: Radsarco —Hongkong Bank Chambers; P. O. Box

416;J. Telephs. 6098; Cable Ad: Colum

N. Orr, m.i.struct.e.

Radio Supplies—12, Orchard Road

Raffles Bakery and Confectionery Rennie, Ltd., toJ. S.Plantation

M., EasternCompanies

Agents and—

Proprietors—Raffles Hotel, Bras Basah Secretaries

Road Cecil House, 9, De Souza Street; Teleph.

Raffles 2616; Cable Ad: Rennie; Codes:Bentley’s,

W. F.Dispensary—55,

Mosbergen Hill Street A.B.C.

J. S. 6th edn., Broomliall’s

M. Rennie, managingRubber

directoredn.

SINGAPORE 1319

Rennie & Co., J. S. M.,

Accountants: Chartered Secretaries —Incorporated F. G. Ritchie, m.i.mech.e., m.ln.a.,

Cecil House, 9, De Souza Street W.M.I.MAR.E.,

Marshall,partner

m.i.mar.e., a.m.i.n.a.,

Rennie, Lowick & Co., Chartered Ac- partner

countants—Hongkong Bank Chambers; Agents - S. A. Anderson, m.i.m.e., assist.

Cable Ad: Renlowick; Codes; Bentley’s Gleniffer Motors (Marine)

andBaldwyn

A.B.C. 5th and 6th

Lowick, edns.partner

a.c.a., Kromhout Marine Oil Engines

R. W. S. Drummond, c.A., do. Roberts, Ltd., Duncan, Manufacturers’

D. Phillip, c.A.,

J. Beeton, a.o.a., assistant do. Agents and Import Merchants—112-

J. F. L. Cowin, a.c.a., do. 114, Robinson Road

Reuben Bros, Ltd., Share and General Robertson & Co., John, Marine Average

Brokers—7a, De Souza St.; Teleph. 4547; Adjusters, Ship andExporters

Master Lumbermen, Freight andBrokers,

Im-

Cable Ad: Hayoo; Codes:

6th, edns. and Bentleys Code A.B.C. 5th and porters—Offices: 12, Bonham Building;

R.C.N.N.Reuben, director Cable Ad: Nostrebor

London Agents—Gain, Orr & Brett,

M. N. Reuben,

Reuben, do. do. Ltd., 111/3, Queen Victoria Street

Reuter’s, Ltd., Reuter’s Commercial Ser- Robinson & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in

vice

Arcade;(Incorporated

Teleph. 2887; in England)—39,

Cable Ad: Reut-The Straits Settlements), General and

■singa Athletic

makers, Tailors Outfitters,

and Drapers,

Complete Dress-

House

F. Reynold Jones, manager Furnishers—Raffles Place; and at Java

H. D. Collins Free, assistant Street, Kuala Lumpur. London: Bal-2

four House, Finsbury Pavement, E.C.

Ribeiro

Printers, Bookbinders, and Engravers,— MacGregor,

Hacker W. A. Fell and S. G.

Regd. Office: 5, Raffles Place. Works: 37 S. G. Hacker, general manager

&2114,38, (Works)

Wallich 6318;

Street;Codes:

Telephs. (Office)

A.B.C. 5th W.L.Greig, branch assist, do do-

edn. & Bentleys’ C. Hutchings,

Directors— K. C. Eu (chairman), D.

Israel, J. Israel and Khoo Wee Tong Robinson Piano Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

F. R. Martens, secretary inImporters,

Hongkong), PianoandandTuners,

Auto-Piano

F. M. Luscombe, manager Repairers Music

Richmond, B., Insurance Underwriter— and China, Musical Instrument;

Straits and Siam Sole

for Agents

Columbiain

Hongkong Bank Chambers Grafonolas Records—Winchester House,

Rickard, Ltd., General Printers and Branches Collyer Quay; at K. Cable

Lumpur, Ad:ipoh,

Pianomaker.

Penang,

Stationers—138,

2228; Cable Ad: RickardcoCecil Street; Teleph. Bangkok, Shanghai and Tientsin

A E.T. Gill,

Naish,secy.manager J. H. Pearson, general

W. A. Strevens, manager manager

Rigold, Bergmann & Co., Ltd., Merchants Rochore Dispensary—104, Roe bore Road

—72,

Codes:TheA.B.C.

Arcade;

5thCableand 6thAd: edns.,

Paroquet;

Al, Rodyk & Davidson, Advocates, Solicitors

Lieber’s, Bentley’s and Private and Notaries—4, Raffles Place; Cable

Directors—C.

tishill and E. Dickinson,

Collier P. H. Bat- Ad:Charles RodykV. Miles,b.a.,solicitor, partner

Y. R. Buxton, local manager J.H.E.Dyne,B.a.,(Cantab)

C. Cobbett, do..

do., do. do.

Ritchie

and Marine & BisseT, Consulting

Surveyors, Engineersto Roe & Co., R. E., Manufacturers’ Re-

Surveyors

British Corporation, Bureau Veritas and Agents presentatives : and Commission

—'8, Bonham Building;

Agents to Det Norske Veritas and

Germanischer Lloyd; Surveyors and Teienh. 2457; Cable Ad: TUmsyl

Assurancefqrehingen Skuld—G-3, Union R. K. Roe managing piroprietoc

Building; ChbleiAd: Ritchie Arcade W. Woelz,v assistant

1320 SINGAPORE

Koneo, Ltd. (Incorporated in England), Saiboo MariPan •& Co., K., Dubashes,

Shipchandlers

Modern

Quay; Teleph.Office 6275;

Equipment—11,

Cable Ad; Collyer

Roneo; Tsluk Ayer Street:andTcleph.

Stevedores—125.

7645: Cable

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s. and Ad: Saibodubas; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn,

Penang Branch: 19, Beach Street; Bentley’s

Teleph. 551. Kuala Lumpur Branch: 229, S. managing

Kader Mustan and S. M. A. Kader,

proprietors

Batu

110-112,Boad; Teleph.Street;

Belfield 624. Ipoh

Teleph.Branch:

299.

Head Office: 5 to 11, Holborn, London, Saiboo Maricar & Co., S. M.-, General Im-

porters and Machinery—100, Market St.

E.C.A. V. Goodale, manager

Sakura Hotel — 32, Sophia Road

Royal Advertising St Bill Posting

Co.,posting

Bill Ltd., The, Advertising Specialists, Sandilands,

Meyer Chambers; ButteryCable& Co.,

Ad:Merchants—

Sandiiands

163 MorilmeinandRoad painting contractors— A.0. B.F. Goodrich,

K. MugHston, partner

do. : (London)

do.

F. V. KlaSs, manager H. C. Street, • ' do. do.

Royal Asiatic Society (see Associations) J. A.R. C.Bennett,

Smith)'.signs per pro.do.

do.

Royal Exchange Assohan-c'e (Incor- T. L. Palmer, do.

porated by Royal Charter A.D. 1720), D. J. Armstrong

Fire,

GuaranteeMarine,

andMotor Car, Life, Fidelity,

Administration Bonds— Sango Koshi, Owners of Pengerang and

Chief Office

6,2599;Charteredfor the Eastern

Bank Foxhound; Archipelago:

Chambers; Teleph. Batu

2—17,Palint.

Beach Rubber Estates,2220;.

Road: Teleph. Nos. Cable

1 and

Cable Ad:

Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th edn. Head Codes: Ad: Sangokoshi; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

Office: Royal Exchange, London T. Hoshisaki. manager'and Attorney

A.W.Gordon Lee, resident manager for N. Akuzawa

D. Brooks, assistant Satake & Co, T., Importers, Exporters

General Agents

Kuala Lumpur—Paterson, Simons ifc and General Merchants-r-18 and 18-2,

Co., Ld.,

Ipoh, and andSungei

J. A. Russell & Co. W. .Satake Street; Teleph. 6874; Cable Ad:

Patani—G.

Prinsep

Wilson & Co., Ld. T. Satake, manager

Marine Agents Saunders

Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and —Mercantile Cable Ad:_BankDashChambers;

wood Teleph.

Penang—Harrisons, Barker & 2972; L. R. Macphail, partner

Oo., Ltd. O. P. Griffith-Jones, do.

Penang—Wm. Jacks & Oo. (Mala-

ya), Ltd1. Sayers, M., Merchant and Commission

Fire, and Motor Gar Agents

Singapore1—Barlow k Oo. Agent—8,Codes: Malacca Street; CableUnion

Ad:

Penang—Ching Keng Lee k Oo., Sayers; and Acme

Bentley’s, Western

Ltd.

Royal Insurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated Sayrea. Abdul Kader, (Established,

in Great Britain) ; l'Si85), Duhash atnd Stevedore, Sup-

Rubber Estates and Other Pl antations, plier'

Scant lings.of Dunnage,

Saw-dust, Mats, Woods,

, Provisions,

1

etc—(Nee

of Directory) Classified Trade List, End etc.—7, Malaoba' Street; Tcleph.

7629 ; Cable Ad : Kader

Rutton.tee & Son, H., Wine and Spirit A M Ibiahim. proinictor

Merchants (Wholesale)—3b, Finlayson A. Shaik Ahamed, do.'

Green: Teleph. 4542; Cable Ad: Contractors to

Boustead k Go., Ltd.

Rubyvira; Codes:

Trade and A.B.C. 5th Bentley’s, Universal Guthrie k Co., Ltd.

J. H. Ruttoniee (Hongkong) Borneo k Co., Ltd.

R R. Mistry Mansfield k Co., Ltd.

McAlister k Co., Ltd.

Sacred Heart Church—(Nee Peterson, Simons k Co., Ltd.

Churches) Nippon Yusen Kaisba

SINGAPORE 1321

n & If) M W She, fa na Sehat Pharmacy—52, Rochore Canal Rd.

Sc'hiffnek & Co., Commission Agents— Senda & Co., Lti>., Export .and Coal

UJ, North

Telepfe. 7342;Bridge

CableRd.,

Ad: Meyer Mansions;

Schi finer; Codes: Merchants —Raffles Chambers, Raffles

Bentley’s,Rudolf Mosse,FniverSal Place; Teleph. 3719; Cable Ad: Senda

and A.B.C. 5th edn. uU • ! Trade M. Uo,

E. Senda, director

Mang. director

O. Schiffner, proprietor B. Minobe, manager

SernKMEg,

sion Agent—54,C. J., ^leix'hant

Sumbawa and Road,Commis-

corner

of dchore Road; Cable Ad: Aroda Hi & H IS $1 M

Shanghai Trading Co., Drawn Thread

Schavarz, M., Produce ^ferchant and Works, Embroideries,,

Works, Crossdr-Stitch.

Crepe Underwear — 55,

Exporter

Canes, Guttas, of Gums,Shells,Rattans,

Drugs, Malacca-

Spices, High Street

Stick lac, Sago, Tapioca—28, Winchester Shelley-Thomp.son & Demutii, Advocates

House; Teleph. 47Codes:

Ad: Svrartam; 12;..PA),Acme,7tlhiversal

Box 577; Cajh^e and Solicitors — 24a, Change Alley,

Trade, A.B.C. 5th Improved, and 6th, Singapore, Bahru, and 82, 37, Jalan

JalanSoga,

Dhoby,

Batu Johofe

Pahat:

and Bentley’s Teleph. 6026; Cable Ad: Shelley-

Scotia Import Co., Th e, General Im- Thompson; Codes: A.B.C. r.th edn. and

porters—2, Finlayson Bentley’s complete phrase

7602; Cable Ad: Scotiaoil;Green;

Codes:Teleph.

A.B C.- W.at-law

E. Deinuth, m.a. (Oxon;), bpmster-

5th and Bentley’s

F. J. L. Maygeir, manager

W. Williams, assistant Shorthand Correspondence School

Miss O. Klassen, steno. Educational)

iSooTiA Lubricating Oil: Go,; The,—2, Siamese Consulate (see Consulates) 1

Finlayson ■ Green; Telepb. 7602; Cable

Ad: Scotiaoil; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

Bentley’s inRubber

Straits

F. W.J. L.Williams,

Mayger,assistant

manager EstateSettlements), Plantation,

and Tin Mine Agents and

Miss, (). Klassen, steno. ; * Valuers, Import, Export and

Merchants and Shipping and Insurance Produce

DiitrUndors of the Products of Agents—Head Officers,

The Burmah Oil Co., Ld., Rangbon

. The “ LauritZen ” Brick Boiler Registered Office: 4, FortMalacca Street;

Road, Malacca;

WaBr Purifier Cable Ad: Simit; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Bentley’s, Broomhal !'s Rubber, Western edn.,

Sea Union, Acme and Private. Branches:

iong;ViewTelephHotel

5566;Ltd.,

Cabled— Tahjoiig Ka- Malacca, Penang, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh,

Ad: SeavieAv; Seremban, Muar and Kuching (Sarawak).

Codes: A.B.C. 5th ed:). and Bentley’s

Messrs. Rennie Lowick. Co., London WinchesterAgents—Shaw

House, Old Darby

Broad

Ld.,2

secretaries Directors—J.

Directors.—Messrs. G. M. Meyer, Anderson Pole,M.c.a.Sime, and ,T. F.

G. Laycock, R. M. Meyer; D. M. V. R. Matthews, a.c.a., accountant

David and B. Lb wick D. D. Me Diarm id, do.

O, Schumackt r, geo era,! manager Rubber and Produce Department

E. W. Alderson, mianaggsr C. G- Osborne

Season Co,, Ltu., Pianoforte and Talking Insurance M. H. Carr

Department

Machine Dealers—115, North

Road; Teleph. 676.1; Cable Ad: Seasonco; Bridge Import Depanment

■Code: Bentley’s R:'Johnstone | G. Boas

J.SoY.Shing

W. Seek, manager apd-secretary Continental Tyres

Po, assist, manager O. Narjes

Chang Chee Ngan, accountant' Building Materials & Engineering Dept,.

P. M. Wong, piano tuner G. W.

H. G. G.Piercy

Riches I| G.W.A.T. Marchant

P. Wilson ’

Sehat Dispensary—10^ Roghorf: Road C. O. P. Woodward

1322 SINGAPORE

'Truscoii Dept. Ma> Hin Ngong, local manager

E. G. Ferriday,

Light Railway Material b.sc ; , a.c.s.e.,

Dept. m.a.c.i. Ng Wing Chon, local asst. mgr.

O.Orenstein

Lupschutz& (special Assistants —. Song Fai Hung.

Koppel) representative Yeiomg Sze Kai, Cheok Yin

Sang, Chan Hon Chee and Lee

Royal Swedish Consulate

Consul General—J. M. Sime, (actg.)General Ghee1 Man.

Union Oil and Asphalt Dept. Agents throughout Malaya

K. B.&Grautoff

Lewis Tylor, Ltd.| C. A. Carey Singapore Automobile Club (see Clubs)

D. Filshill, technical adviser

Simoda

porters

6781; Cable — 88,Ad:Robinson;

Simoda; Codes: Road Teleph.

A.B.C. Singapore Bar Committee (see Associa-

6th edn. and Bentley’s tions)

N. Shimoda, manager Singapore Chamber of Commerce (see

Simplex Concrete Piles (Malaya), Ltd., Associations)

Engineers and Contractors— G-10, Union

Building (5th floor); Teleph. 4902; P.O. Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rub-

Box 533; Cable

Bentley’s. Ad:Office:

London Simplexco; Code: ber Association—(See Associations).

137, Victoria

Street, Westminster, S.W.l.

A.T. I.F.Lake,

Dale, acting

m.i.struct.e.,

manager a.ln.a., mgr. Singapore Chinese Chamber of Com-

merce—(See Association®)

SinSteam-Sawmillers—46,

Chye Hln, 1’itnberPadang Merchants and Singapore

Cold StorageCold Storage

Proprietors Co.,

andand Ltd.

Ice Stores

Manu

off Kallang Road; Teleph. 7479.Jeringau

Head facturers—Registered Office

Office:

TantheChop

Chian, Chye Hin, 416, Beach Road Borneo Wharf; Teleph. 5241; Cable Ad:..

Storage; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Western

firm) sole proprietor (signs for Union, Depots:

Bentley’s and Private. - Retail

176,178 and 180, Orchard Road;

Lim Kie Lam, manager Selegie Road; East Coast Road;Harbour.

Grange

# b & m m Road

Branches: KualaandLumpur,

Market Keppel Seremban,

Klang,

Sin Kuo Min Press, Malaya’s Leading j Taiping, Penang, Bagan Luar, Sungei Ipoh, Kampar, Teluk Anson,

Chinese Daily—49, Robinson Road Patani, Kelantan and Kuantan. Selling

Sin Sen' Moh Co., Rubber Merchants | Agencies: Seremban, Malacca, Medan

and

Cecil General

Street; Commission Agents—12, Ij (Deli),

Cable Ad: Sinsengmoh;

Bangkok, etc.Mr. F. A. Pledger

Directors—Hon.

Telephs. 5208

edn., Bentley’s,

and Cable and Private

Commercial Telegraph F.W.Heron

R.B. Heron,and managing

W. B. Sutherland

Sutherland, director :

manager

Tan Woo Soo, Managing Partner LG. Spode, secretary

Wee Teng Hock, Partners

Wee Choon

Tan China Guan,

Hor, do. do. Assistants:—

F. Semple,

Dettmar,J. R.M. F.Chalmers,

Palmer, W. H. Y.C.

•I- F. J. Ess, Manager, Export Dept. Allen,

Sincere Dispensary, Ltd.— 59, Hill Street Johnsona.c.a., R. N. Elliot and A. F.

Branch:

and Retail11, Chemists

Chulia Street, Wholesale

and Druggists; Miss M. Wright, Miss F. Pullen and

CableExporters

and Ad: Sincere,ofSingapore.

Drugs, Importers

Chemical J. Mrs.

W. J.T.C. Santos, stenographers

Innes, superintendant

Hamlyn, D. Robinson, C.

Surgical Appliances and Patents of

Famous Manufacturers R.Christie,

Walters,P.and

W. W.

Patrick

Sharpand H. C.

(F.M.S.),

Sincere Insurance and Investment Co., engineers

Ltd. (Incorporated in Hong Kong)—14, A. E. Lickfold, harbour repres.

Chulia Street; Teleph. 7746; Cable Ad: C.A. W.Ferguson

Knightbridge, storeman

Scervestco storemen and G. Holt, assist,

SINGAPORE 1323

K. Larsen (milk and ice cream dept.) A. P.S. H.Banks, manager

Romney, editor

J. D. Driebergen, supt. (Bukit Timah H. G.H. Robertson

Lloyd fj C.O. H.E. Hogan

W. Goult

B. Farm)

Brunner, small goodsman W.

T. C. D. Jones j M. Bolter

Retail Depot — Orchard Road; Teleph.

J. 5378;

M. Hill,Cable Ad: manager

branch Cold Singapore Harbour Board—Head Office:

Tanjong Pagar, Town Office: Telok

S.D. W.0. Morgan,

Peers, assistant

shop manager Ayer Reclamation, Gate No. 2;Cable Ad:

E. F. Horsup, assistant do. Tanjong; Codes: Govt., Steven's Eng-

Kuala Lumpur ineering,

Members—G. A.B.C. 5th

W. edn. and Bentley's

A. Trimmer (chair-

F. L. Rothe, branch manager man), J. R.W.Wiggs (local

J. Kerr Hill, c.a. assist.

W. Sorley, shop manager Hon. Mr. A. Fell, G. de chairman),

Havilland,

'Kelvinator Dept. Lim Kian Beng, Hon. Mr. F. A.

A. J. Hathway, engineer Pledger, Hon. Sir John Scott, K.B.E.,

Ipoh c.m.g., H. E. Somerville imd H.

E. H. Coleman, branch manager Wylly

J. R. McDougal and N. W. Smart, Executive—

assistantsshop manager G. Mb A. Trimmer,

m.i.mech.e., m.inst:t.,m.inst.general

c.e.,

W. Bridges, manager and chief engineer

Penang J. J.R.Tryner,

Wiggs, achief

c.a.,accountant

secretary and treas.

E. A.F. Law,

Monk,(onbranch

leave)manager

E. A. Schiess, assistant Wharf Dept.

H. W. Cornell, shop manager G. M. Alford, manager

Baganluar Dockyard

R. Bald, Dept.

manager

G. Carr, assist.-in-charge Electrical Dept.

Kelantan F. fi. Robinson, A.’mJ.e.e., a .m.i.ms-vh.e.,

J. Hudson, branch manager chief electrical engineer

Kuantan Estate

E. W. U’Ren, branch manager ,

Agencies E. R. Dept.

Taylor, l.r.i.b.a., manager

Queensland Meat Export Co., Ld., Civil Engineer Dept.

Brisbane F. G. Ridout, M.i.STRUCT.E., civil engr.

J. C. Hutton Pty., Ld. “Pineapple” Singapore Hume Pipe Co,, Ltd. (Incor-

Hams and& BaconNielson Fresh Food Pty., porated in Australia), Manufacturers

Holdenson

Ld., Melbourne.*' Iceberg” Tinned Centrifugally Spun Reinforced Concreteof

Butter Pipes for Water Supply, Sewerage and

New Zealand Co-opemtive Dairy Co., Culverts; Pipes,

Channels, Septic Tanks, Steel

etc.—Office

Ld. “ Anchor ” Products

Sydney Meat Preserving Co., Ld., Ad: Bukit Timah Road;and Woi’ks:5278;

Telepb. 8thCable

Mile

Sydney. Canned Meats Humesinga; Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn.

George & JohnHams

“ Silverdish” Nickson & Co., Ld. andC. Bentley’s

and Bacon

2nd Phrase

H. Unbehaun, resident manager

William Arnott, Ld. Biscuits and G.D. Robertson,

H. Hammett,b.c.e.

a.m.i.mech.e.

Cakes W. L, Crick, office manager

Sixcwpore Fertilizer and Chemical Singapore Marine Insurance Asso-

Works, Ltd., The, Manufacturing ciation—{See Associations)

'Chemists—120-123, Cecil Street,

M. Kanis, managing director Singapore Motors, Motor Importers and

A. E. Beavis, manager Exporters—281, Orchard Road: Teleph.

3128; Cable Ad: Singmotors

“Singapore Free Press,” Daily Morning Singapore Photo Co., Wholesale Import-

Newspaper with Weekly Mail

—138, Robinson Road; Cable Ad: ers Edition and Exporters of all Photographic

Advertiser goods—39, High Street; Telepb.. 6389;

A. S. Banks ) Joint managing Cable Ad: Sarastudio

P. H. Romney / directors C. M. Lee, proprietor

1324 SINGAPORE'

Singapore Pilot Association -- (See Singapore TrIc'i^N Co., Ltd, The (In-

Associatioits) cbrporkihd in the Ltriited Kingdom)—

Bus Shed and Offices: MacKenzie Jioad;

Singapore Polo Club—(See Ckib's) Telephs.‘ hd08

Traction; Code:(2lines),

Bentley’sCableLondon

Ad:

Singapore Recreation Club -- {See London, Office: Basildon

E.O 2 House, 7-11; Moorgate,,

Clubs The Shanghai Electric'■ Construction

Singapore Rubber Mills, .Ltd.—Bukit G.Co., Ltd, managers

Marshall, manager (Siti^apore)

Timah Road W. Shedden, accountant

G. G. Wilson, depy.. do, i

Singapore Rubber Works, Ltd., J. Ryder, line engineer

. Manufacturers of all Kinds of Rub- A,H. R.Proud

Gameron, assist,

A. S. do.Henderson,

andassistants

ber (f oods—Hoad Office and Works : rolling stock.

451, Pasir P an j an g Road. Town W. Milroy, traffic supt.

Office: 14, Col Iyer Quay. Agencies J. McNeisb,

Malcolm,G. J.Barbour,.

I, Pattison,

in British India, Shanghai, , Siam

and F.M.’S. ; Telephs. 6320:; and A. L PiperJ,

. <8M>82; Cable Ad: Insonandra:

Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C- :5th and A. T. Siuiper, ticket deptinspectors

and D. MadmieS, traffic

6th editions Seah

Lau Yan PengSic,Whyb, cOrripradofe' '

storekeeper

C. Huisken, general manaiger

- J. F. Saarberg, acoo.untant T. Pang, ■ OofrespOndence dept. 1

W. v. d. iLeeuw, correspondent Singapore Trade Protection Agency,

J. J. Mulder, office assistant, ; Status Reports and Debt, Qdlec-

H. Van Rooy, do. tions1—187, Cecil; Street;. ..T’elepK.

L.R. Cresson,

F. W. Hagenziieker,

a.i.r.i. (rECH.do.& sc,), 8311; Cable Ad : Nedioh

technical. manager

F. H.

Tj. Wright, engineer

SchuPinga, works manager , . Singapore Trading Co, General Mer-

C. de Graaf, works supt. chants andRoadCommission Agents — 19,

Robinson

A. Middendorp, do. Lim Boon Seng, parther

•I. M. Terlien, do. Kho Nam Khye, do. ;|

Agents, for . the , Netherlands , Fa(st .

Indies: Messrs. Jacobson van deh Singapore Turf Ci:rB—(ny'a Clubs)

Berg A Co.

Singapore

ciations) Sailors’ Institute (See Asso- Singapore Volunteer■ Rifle Association

(AV Associations)

Singapore Sinhalese Association (fiee Singer Sewing Machine Co.-—Chartered

Associations) • , Bank Chambers; Teleph. 7627; Cfble Ad:

Singapore Slipway and Engineering Singer O. O. Bill, manger | J. E. Wills.

Co., Ltd., Ship Builders, Ship Repairers J. Armstrong | L. H. Cassam

and Engineers—Works: Tanjoqg Rhu;

Registered

Ad: Slipway Office: Tanjong Pagar; Cable

E. A. Hepple,:works manager Singkep Tin Maatschappy (Tin Mine)—-

J.YeoTryner, accountant P.O.A. Box

secretarychiefandclerk

Siew. Oman,

548; Cabledirector

J. Dykstra, Ad: Singkep

(The Hague,

C. Holland)

J. J. van Scbaik,, secretary (The

Singapore Society of Architects—

(See Associations) Th.Hague,

W. vanHolland)

.Scbaik, general manager

Singapore Steam Laundry Ltd.—18, J. C. Tjebbes,

F. Schreiber, do. manager

Alexandra

Ad: LaundryRoad; P.O. Box 2.79; Cable C. G. J. y. d. Winkel and M. de Roos,

Singapore Swimming Club (See Clubs) A.assist, managersengineer

J. Dykstra,

R. J. Boogaards, bookkeeper

SINGAPORE

J,.Ziegler, J. Nikkels, E. ! Meiriders, Smith Wylie & Co., Ltd., Representing-

A. W. A. t\fodlhiiyz(*n, I). Visser, N. Office:Z. 61,Perpetual

Orchard Forests, Ltd.—Head

Road; Teleph. 4252;

E.C. G.J. deRoogerheidf,

Koff, C. J. R. P.D.; Ca'pteyn,

P. 1'rug- Cable Ad: Perpetuity

geniiin, 11. J. Putto, and J. F.Derrick

H. Smyly, manager

& Co., financial managers

B. Bruggeman,

Kramp, H.surveyorsC. Nieuwcndori),

dredge-masters

J. E. Bonmee'ster, doctor Sqcieta Commissionaria di Esportazione

p pi Importazione, Merchants and Com-

mission'Agents—120-123,

M. Kan is, manager Cecil Street

Sioxg Lim Saw Mill . Co., iSawmiliers, L. J. Koster, signs per pro.;

Timber Merchants, Tongkang and H. it. H. Baan

Building Owners and General Con-

tractors—Head Office: 2 and

Alwi Road; Telephs. 6852 & 6854; Cable 3, Syed

1

Ad:Chew

Meranti;Kee Tow,Code:general 5th edn. ' • Society

A.B.C. manager of St. Vincent de Paul—{Bee

Association)'

Cho Yok Hean, mgr. (building dept.)

Ching Kim Huat, do. (shipping do. ) Socony-Yacuum Corporation (formerly

Lim Soon Bee, manager the Standard Oil Company of New York)

Branches:

Siong Lim Sawmill Co., No. 1—83 and Refiners and Dealers in all Products of

Petroleum—5th Floor, Union Building;

84. Kampong Bugis;. Teleph. 6772

The United Sawmill Co., No. ?—l371, Vacuum; Teleph. 5027; Cable Ads: Socbny and

Tanjong Rhu; Teleph. 62'65 Codes: Bentley’s, Scott’s, A.B.

C. 5th edh., and Private

A.F.W.X.Bourne, jr., manager

Lee, assist, do.

Sisson & Delay, Advocates^

Notaries Public — Union Building, Solicitors

Collyer Quay; Telephs. 5011-2; Cable Ad: L. B. Howey, do.

Delay; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s S. Sole,

M. Kirkman, A. W. Gibson,

W. J.H.L.Heytman, L. A. F.Col-S.

andPartners—

BroomhalPs lins and Russ, assistants

H.

J. L.S. Parren,

Coppage,accountant

engineer

Howell Dawson Mundell, solicitor

Philip Henry Battishill,

Assistant Solicitors and Advocates a do. H. PI. Heytman, assist, accountant

Kenpeth Alfred Seth, barrister- W,

J. J.G. Robertson,

Lawson, jr.,installation

do. supf.

at-law Aueurin Owen Jones

William Pulo Sebarok

David Dunderdale L. D. Harris^ asst. do.

Soon Teok andk MineCo., Shipchandlers, Estate,

Slot & Co., Ltd., G. H. (Penang and ofMillGeneral Suppliers, Suppliers

Singapore)—2, Weld Quay, Penang, and Market StreetEngineering Goods—56-6,

9a, Robinson Road, Singapore; Cable Ad:

Slot,1 Penang and Netbenco Singapore;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns. Bentley’s South British Insurance Co, Ltd.—2

KendalFs,

Trade Western 5-letters

Union, Universal Finlayson Green; Teleph. 5926 (2 lines);

J. P.andMartin,

Orientaldirector Cable

6th edns.,Ad: British;

Bentley’sCodes:

I. andA.B.C. 5th and

M. London

E. J. Bennett, do. Office: Jerusalem Chambers, Cornhill, PL Ci

Local

PangBoard—P.M.Elbarg,

and PI. S. ManassehLim Chong

Smalley & Co., Public Accountants—23, L. C.F.Margoliouth,

Laid law Building; Teleph. 3877; Cable

Ad: Ocsmalley; Codes: Behtley’s W. Hall manager | F. S. Cable

preferred Spanish Consulate—{See Consulates)

O. K.C. Weerasingha,

Smalley, f i.c.a.f.a.b.l, assist.

G.And Siddons,at Brisbane, Sydney, do. Mel- Speciality and Novelty Co.—24, Norris

bourne, and Perth, Australia Road

1326 SINGAPORE

S pi gees (Export), Ltd., Paper Stanton, Nelson &Co., Ltd., General

Makers, Manufacturing Stationers, Merchants and Brokers—4, Collyer

Quay; Telepbs. 5874 5-6: Cable Ah:

Printers’ Machinery and Sundries Stanelco;

—51, Robinson Road. Head Office : Bentley’s Codes: Broomhall’s A.B.C. and

19, New Bridge Street, London, R. S. Nelson, managing director

E.C. 4. Bangkok: Oriental Hotel, R. Renton, director

Colonial and Foreign Branches: E. Gregory-Jones* do.

Melbourne, Adelaide, Fremantle, C. A. Boumphrey, seertary

Sydney, Wellin'gtott (N.Z.),' Johan-

nesburg, Durban, Cape Town,

Toronto, Buenos Aires, etc. ; Teleph. Starr, Fred, Manufacturers’ Represen-

4761; P.O. Box i572; Cable Ad: tative— RobinsonOfficeRoad; and

G.P.O.Showrooms:

Box 552 128a,

(Spicers

Percy W. May, Eastern, represen-

, tative and attorney State Assurance Co., Ltd., The, Ineor-

Y. C. Teasdale, assistant ; porated in England,Office:

FireDale

& Marine

St. Andrew’s Cathedral (See Churches) Liverpool. Insurance—Head Strecr,

St. Andrew’s School — (See Educa- Bank Chambers, Singapore Chartered

Branch Office: 6

tional) A. Gordon Lee, resident manager

St. Andrews's Society—(See Assoc.) Stephen Bros., Translators and Im-

St. Anthony’s School—(See Educa- porters, Authentic Translators for

Government, Municipality, Sanitary

tional ) Board and firms in Malaya and S.S., etc.

St. Helen’s Court (Singapore), Ltd., Translations of Laws, documents

liooks. Translations and

Estate Owners—St.

Col Iyer Quay; Teleph. , 5281

Helen’s Court, English, French, Dutch,fromPortuguese,

or into

Directors—H. Burmese,Javanese,

Siamese,Malay,

Bengali, Hindustani,

S. Gibson andWylly (chairman), F. Arabic,

E. R. Cartright Chinese, Tamil,

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ld,, secs. Telugu and Malayalam—1006,

Road; P.O. Box567; Cable Ad: Interprete

Flower

St. Joseph’s Institution (see Churches) Stephens, Paul & Co., Merchants — 1,

St.Druggists—124,

Mary’s Dispensary, and Telegraph

ChemistsTeleph.

Hill Street;

Street; Cable

H. S. Arathoon, Ad: Afatboon

sole partner

6123; Cable Ad: Handy A. B. Arathoon

Dr. S. Nagalingam, consultant Sternberg- & Co., Manufacturers’

St. Mary’s Home—(See Educational) Representatives

Specialists Importers

in Building - Exporters

Materials. Insu-

(St. Peter’s & St. Paul’s Cm Rch — lation Showroom:

- Accoustics-Hoofings—Office

2-% Raffles Cham hers;

and

Teleph.

(See Churches) 2819; P.O. BoxCodes

568; Cable Ad: Sternberg;

Standard Oil Company of New York All Standard used

Inc.—(See under Socony-Vacuum

' Corporation ) J.Max Sternberg, manager

N.Mackechnie,

managing proprietor

G. S. Mani, secretary

Standard Telephones and Carles, Ltd., Mrs. M. Bruyeres, Stenographer

Communication G. D. Newhronner, salesman

Radio and CableEngineers, Telephone,

Manufacturers — 57, Agencies:

Robinson RoadCodes:

Microphone; Teleph.A.R.C.,

5069; Cable Ad:, Alabastine Co. (British), Ltd.

Lieber’s

W. A. and Western Electric Bentley’s,

Private Celotex Company

Crane

Taylor, manager CamelonLd.Iron Co.

Stanley, Ltd. (Incorporated in India), EveredManville

Johns & Co, Ltd.

Corporation

Manufacturers of Sports

North Bridge Road; Material—107,

Telepb. 3725; Cable Mundet A Co, Ltd.

Ad: Sylvan; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and Mundet Cork Corporation

Plibrico &Jointless Inc.

Bentley’s Sargent Co. Firebrick Co.

SINGAPORE 1327

Products: Straits Mercantile Agency (Successors

Alabastine Distemper to The Straits Lumber Co.) Merit Ban

Celotex Boards & Acoustic Celotex Hoeat Hin, Produce and General Mer-

Crane’s

SanitaryM.I. PipesPipe Fittings chants—Straits

TelokAyer Street;Lumber Teleph.Building: 39,

6834; Cable

Speciality Roofings Ads: Scola (Import), Scolia (Export) and

Corks Products Strait-wood

5th (Timber);

and 6th edns., Codes:and

Bentley’s A.B.C. 4th,

Private

Crown

PlibricoCorks Furnace Lining Choa Kah Chwee, managing partner

Builder’s Hardware Gan Kim Choon,

Lim Chim Tuan, do. assistant

Stoffel & Co., Importers of Fine Cotton Choa Swee Keng, do.

and Rayon Piece Goods—4, Princes Street S. A. Karim, do.

E. Fleiner, manager Straits Motor Garage—41, Orchard Rd.

Stoomvaart IVSaatschappij “ Ne- Straits Pharmacy—193, Middle Road

derlandCable

G527-8; ”—41, Ad:Robinson Rd. ; Telephs.

Suezboot; Codes: Straits Printing Works, General

Scott’s

K. W. de Meester, manager<& 6th edns. Printers—71,

10th edn., A.B.C. 5th SelegiePillai,

Road;proprietor

Teleph. 7680

C. van Burken, assist, do. A. C. Suprayiah

C.MissR. G.Prins

Pearse j Mss M. Benjafield Straits Racing Association {See Associa-

tions)

Straits Cattle Trading Co., Cattle Straits Settlements (Singapore) As-

Dealers—22 and 24, Sungei Road; sociation (see Associations)

Telephs. 6416 and 4316. Butcher

Department: 24, Mayo Street; Teleph.

6191; Cable Ad: Trading; Codes: A.B.C. Straits Steamship Co., Ltd.—Ocean

5thM.edn. andSultan,

Bentley’s Buildings, Collyer

Kader

O.M. Shaik Mohamed,

sole proprietor

manager Codes: A.B.C., Al,Quay

and ;CableAd

Bentley’s :Kapal;

K. Mohamed Yusoof, do. Directors—H.

man), C E. Wurtzburg, W. A.(chair-

E. Soriierville Fell,

Tan Soo Bin, F, S. Gibson and J.

Bagnall

Straits Java TracfingCo.,

corporated in Batavia), Import-Export, N.V. (In- W. F. Brodie, secretary

Shipping and Insurance P. S. A. Georgeson, supt. engineer

106, Robinson Road; P.O. Agencies—104-

Box 558; Cable H. B. Knox, assist, supt. engineer

G. L. Batt, do.

Ad: Straitjava for Import-Export,

Hapag for Shipping: Codes: A.B.C. 6th and Capt H. A. Weldon, marine supt.

edn.,

W. Acme, Bentley’s,manager

A. L. Schaub, Mosse Agency r

Siam Steam Nav . Co.,Ld.,(Incorporated

Shipping Agencies in Siam)

Hamburg Amerika Linie (including The Sarawak Steamship Co., Ltd. (In-

Hugo Stinnes Linie corporated in Sarawak)

Deutsch - Australische Dampfschiffs-

Gesellschaft (D.A.D.G.) Straits Times Press, Ltd., The—Re-

gisteredPlaceOffices: French Bank Buildings,

Straits Malayan Trading Co., General RafHes Directors—C.

Merchants and Commissi on Agents—722,

NorthBridge gregor and H.Y. B.Bailey, W. H. Mac-

Mundell

Codes: A.B.C.Road; Cable

5th edn. andAd:Bentley’s

Makhmal; Evatt & Co. secretaries

S. Salim Mattar, managing partner

StraitsandTimes,” Daily Budget

Newspaper (After-

Straits Manufacturing Co., Ltd., noon) Issue)

“ Straits

and Stanley

“ Sunday

” (Weekly

Times ” — Cecil

Manufacturers of Inks,

Piistes, Cosmetics and Shoe Polishes Tooth Street and Street

—1(37, Cecil Street; Teleph. 3311;

Cable Ad : Ardjoono G.Straits Times Press,

W. Seabridge, Ld., proprietors.

editor

A. E. Holden, managing director Editorial H. L. H > Staff

pkin

1328 SINGAPORE

G.W. L.Pine

Peet R.P. O.S. Wilson Sun(Incorporated

Insurance inOffice, Great Ltd. (London)

Britain), Fire,

Haigh Marine and Motor Car—Local Office:

F.S. Wykes

Stefani him

H. MillerKeng Hor French Bank Building; Telephs'4215-6';

Business Dept. Cable Ad: Brinkman

Brinkmann & Co.,resident

general officer

agents

C. W.B. R.Pecker,

Gates,manager

works manager* ■' W. Swithinbank,

Wong Bitt Sinn, accounts

Tan Gee Tee, advertising d6. dept.

London ChuaOffice—3,

Hong Tet,Bolt circulation

Court, Fleetdo. St. Sun(Incorporated

Life Assurance in Canada Co. 1865)—

of Canada Chief

Office

Advertising Representatives in the U.K. kong .Bank Chambers; Cable Ad:for South-Eastern Asia : Hong-

Sun-

—London,

ReutersE.C.Limited,

2. 24, Old Jewry, beam; Code: Bentley’s. Head Office:

Representatives in U.S.A.—E. Pusinelli Montreal, Canada. London ' Office:

&NewCo.,YorkInc., 67, West 44th Street, Cockspur St., ChaTing Cross

W. Allan Eley, manager

J. Milner

District Offices Brown,:— resident .secretary

Straits Trading Co., Ltd., Tin Smelters Bangkok

and Refiners—Ocean Building; Cable Ad: Medan

Batavia

Sword

J.W.Bagnall, managing

J. Wilcoxson, do. director

H.J.L.Millar,

K. Graburn, manager Sungei Bagan Rubber Co., Ltd:--Office:

secretary Chartered Bank Chambers

T. Higginbottorn. chief accountant Directors— G- A. Potts and Denis

W. Rodger, accQU,htaht ‘ , , F. Santry

Burden, manager

G. J. Paterson,

Harrisons, Barkerassistant

& Co.;, Ld., agents

Straits '.IYdewrjter .Agency, Typewriter arid secretaries

Repairers

and and Dealers inChange

Accessories—14a, Typewriters

Alley; Wilde & Co., Ld., Serein ban, 1 visiting

Teleph- 'i’lty,Geok, manager

and 7o§4 agents

Lim Leong

Strickland '& Co., Slock and Share Sunnyside Hotel—3-5, Oxley Rise

Brokers and, Manufacturers’ Agents— Swan & Maclaeen; Civil Engineers

56,

Strik;TheCodes:

Arcade;A.B.C.

Teleph.6th6263; CableAd: Architects and Surveyors — Hongkong

and Bentley’s

G. F. Strickland, proprietor Bank Chambers; Cable Ad: framboise.

Bangkok:

H. Oriental Avehue.

Sturrock, Douglas, Broke r—So, Hong- 1). C.Santry,

Atkin-Berry, D.s.p./FA.i , partner

do.

kong Bank OJianibers,; Teleph. 2905 F. C.G.J.London,

Stephen, a.R.i.a., architect do.

Sulbina & Company, .Merchants and Com- E. U. Channon, a.r.i.b.a.; do.

missibn Agents, suppliers of Malayan

Arts and Crafts, Malaga Ca'neS, Damar, A.D. .S.1. Rodyk,

Petrovitch, a.r.i.b.a.

surveyor

Gum Copal, Rattans and all kinds of H. Hasler, clerk of Works

' jungle'

Registered produce, from 2«,the Chulia

Office: Malay States^— Swedish Consulate— (See Consulates)

Store: 21, Lembu Road; CablbStreet. Ad: Swee Lee & Co., Wine Merchants—15,

Penink:

A. Sulaiman,Codes: manager

A.B.C. 5th edn. Cross Street;

Sweelee; Code:Teleph.

A.B.C, 7749; Cable Ad:

Sultan Ibrahim, K., General Importers of Teo Swee Hong,

Teo Beng Siew, sales proprietor

manager

Machinery—94, North Bridge Road

Sumatra

tra Lumber Houtaankap

Co., Ld., Mu. N.V. (Suma-in Sweet

Incorporated Tiffin and Shop,TeaLtd., Room),G. Makers

H. (Restaurant,

of G. H.

Netherland Indies), Forest Owners, Sweets, Chocolates and Wedding Cakes

Sawmills and Timber Merchants—Union Caterers and Confectioners—

Road; Teleph. 6088; Cable Ad: Sweets

18, Battery

Building;

Y. Tatzno, Cable Ad: Stomokuza

managing, director

Y. Miyauchi, manager Swiss Consulate—(See Consulates)

SINGAPORE

Syme &; Co. (Established. 1823), General' Telegraph Co., Eastern Extension.

Merchants—68, Robinson Road; Codes: Australasia anp China (Incorporated

A.B.C. 4th, 5th and 6th edns., Bentley’s, in England)

Scott’s, Al, Standard and Private.

Branches: Ker, Bolton it Co., London and Teis & Co.’s Trading Society, L. E.

Glasgow; Pitcairn, Syme & Co., Batavia, Cotton Piece Goods & General Importers

Soerabaya and Samarang; Syhie it Co., &Lobinsdn Manufacturers’ Representatives—90;

Road;.Teleph. 4365; Cable Ad:

Bangkok; Ker & Co., Manila, Iloilo' and Letels. Amsterdam, NewPadang,

York, Medan

Batavia,

CebuPartners—Ker, Bolton

and Glasgow), T. Hogg (Soerabaya)] T. P. Repworth, manager

and J. D. Ewing (Batavia) > L. Welling, assistant

D. D.Hathorn, manager

J. Watson Agencies :

Whitworth

The it MilWatph

Ingersoil chellLtdiA'lanchester

Co. Inc., New

Szs Hai Tong Banking and Insurance York

Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Singapore) National Carbon Co. (Er ereadv) New

—Head Office: 58, Chulia Street; Cable York

Ad: Szehaitong A. V. Victorious' k Co. Hosiery Manu-

Board of Directors—Le-e

(chairman), Wee(deputy

jNam facturers, New York

chairman), TeoOngTeow ChowPengReng, Tan Jantzen Knitting Mills, Cortland,

Oregon

Boon Kiah,

Guan Swee,Nah TanSiam

YeoWTong, (Jheong j Joseph

ThuanVTau .Dixon Crucible Co., Jersey

Chin Hean City, X. I.,l' S.A.

Lee Wee Nam, managing director Berger and

Leipzig, Wirth Farben

Printing Inks andFabriken,

Roller

Toll Aik Jdo, manager' Composition

Tan Boon 'Kiah, assist, manager Wahl 'Eversharp Co.

Ee Bang Hi an, secretary California Packing Corporation

Branches and Agencies^—Bangkok, Oval Manufacturing Co.

Ho'ngkong, Swatow, Shanghai Thong Aik Co., General Import, Export &

and London Coal Merchants, Shipping & Commission

TanCommission

Boon Liat,Agent—4,

RattanOnMerchant Agents,Rubber

Estate itConsultants ife Contrac-

tram Roadrind tors, Marsiling Building, Pineapple

112 & 114,Planters—

Robinson

Tan BoOn Liat, managing proprietor Road; Cable Ad: Marsiling; Codes:

Teo

AngTong

Tian Kwang, assist,

Choo, chief clerkmanager Bentley’s, A. B. C. 5th & 6th Editions,

Commercial Tel. ife Cabife,1 Chin'a .Re-

Tan Kah KeeiLCo., Ltd. Rubber Planters, publican &' Universal

Exporters and Dealers, Manufacturers , Lira Chong Pang/genenil managhP

ofSumbawa

Tyres, Shoes and Mechanical, Gppds—

Road; P.O. Box 593; Head Thornycroet | (Singapore), Ltd. (In

Office: 1, River Valley Road:A.Cable Association with John I. Thorhyeroft &

Tankahkee: Codes: Lieber’s B. C. Ad:

5th j Co.,

Commercial Vehicles,Manufacturers

Ltd., London), Marine Motors,of

& 6th Edition Bentley’s Complete

Secretaries: Chan'Sze On & Co. Phrase [

j — Cable Ad: Thorny croft Shipbuilders

Motor Boats, Engineers and

Tan Kim Cheng & Co., Hal tan, Cane and | Merton mech.e.,

H. Brown, a.m.i.n.a., a,M.i.

a.m.la.e., general manager

General Merchants and Commission ! : F. B. Crabtree, secretary

Agents

Teleph. —6165;104-106,CableRobertson Qu ay; j A. F. Wilde, shipyard

Ad: Agentrade; manager ;

Codes:, Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th and 6th Tilly, A. E., Plantation, Mine and Com-

edns.,

Tan Rudolf-Mosse

Kim Cheng, managing partner I mercial Agent—147, Sims Avenue; P.O.

Chua Poh Choon, manager Box 625; Cable

Broomliall’s Ad: Yillitea;

(Rubber edition)Codes:

and

Tanolin Club—(See Clubs) Bentley’s complete phrase

A.principals

Edgcome Tilly, agent for London

Tanglin Pharmacy—95, Tank Road | J. K. Asimont, mechanic

Eeck Chiang Long Co., General Importers Tiong Hoa Hotel—123, North Bridge

of Machinery—20, Circular Load Hoad

1330 SINGAPORE

Toin Trading Co., Exporters of Tropical Ullmann, Rene, Watchmaker, Jeweller^

Produce and Importers of Electrical Diamond Merchant, Wholesale and

BulbsAccessories—60,

and and Goods, and Automobile Parts Retail

Waterloo Road; Building,General

Stamford;Importer — Capitol

Road Teleph. 2464;

Teleph. 7467; Cable Ad: Tointraid Cable Ad: Ullmann

ReneWatch

Cyma Ullmann, sole proprietor

Agency—Cable Ad: Cyma-

Tong Lam & Co., Hardware Merchants, watch

Estate Suppliers, Fodder Contractors, Parfumerie d’orsay

General

59, MarketImporters and Exporters

Street; Teleph. 7328; Cable— Ulster Bank (see Banks)

Ad: Pheasant:

edn. and Bentley’s Codes Used : A.B.C. 5th

Seali Ohoon Lim, mamag. partner Ulu Pandan (Singapore) Rubber

S. M. Nathan, partner Estates,

French BankLtd. — Registered

Buildings, Office:

Raffles Place

Lim Geok Chuan, accountant Directors—J. A. Elias (chairman), Lee

Low Kim Cheng and Lim Ek Chim Tuan, S. Q. Wong, C. V. Bailey

Seng, assistants and Rev. J. M. Ouillon

Tong Sang Chan Hotel—South Bridge Oh Keat Guan, manager

Road Evatt & Co., secretaries

Tosa & Co., General Exporters, Importers poratedAssurance

Union in England),Society, Ltd.Accident

Fire and (Incor-

andM.Estate

Nonogaki, Suppliers—4,

manager Wilkie Road —Eastern Branch: Commercial Union-

Buildings

A. C. Potts, manager

Town Pharmacy, The—144. South Bridge Agents H. Wolskel A Co., Ld.

Road

“Traders Review,” Business Advertiser— Union Dispensary—347, N. Bridge Road

76, Market Street; Teleph.'6693; Cable Union Insurance Society of Canton,

Ad:Chia

Tradeview

Giong Soon, sole proprietor Ltd. (Marine, Fire, Motor Car, Work-

Ng Ken Suen, manager men’s

Union Compensation,

Building, CollyerandQuay Burglary)—

; Teleph.

Trading Co. “Holland” (Handelsveree- 5981; HongkongCable Ad: Union Head Office:

niging “Holland”), Importers and G.E.G.A.Franklin, branch

General Merchants—142-3, Cecil Street.

Head Office: Amsterdam J. L.Brodie, M. manager

Bonnar,S. assistants

Garrard and

Th. C. S. Sehouten, manag. dir.

(Amsterdam) Union Jack Club (see Clubs)

C. de Wit. manager

II. G. C. Hammacher, manager Union Reliners,

Oil Co, andof California,

Travers A Sons, Ltd., Joseph (Incor- cers, Marketers of Produ-

Crude-

porated in England), Merchants and Oil, Fuel,

Gasoline, Road Oil

Kerosene and

and Asphalt, Union

Distillate, “ Red

Manufacturers—Chartered Bank Cham- Line” Lubricating Oils and Greases—

bers; Cable Ad: Traverser. Head Office:

119, Cannon Street, London, E.C. Union Building; Teleph. 4702; Cable

Unacal; Codes: Western Union 5 letter, Ad:

(Established 1666)

C. E. Collinge, manager A.B.C. 5th edn., Liebers, Scotts, Simplex,

Bentley’s, Commercial

J.P. P.T.deHutchings

0. Hamilton j J.H. J. Dredge C. special

H. Talbot, Asphalt engineer and

representative

J. W. Graham, lubricating engineer

Tyebally, N., General Merchant and

Commission Agent, Importer Cecil

and Ex- Union Supply Agency, General Importers

porter of1553;

Teleph. Straits

CableProduce—188, St.: of Machinery—387-5, Victoria Street

Ad :Nazarally; Codes:

A.B.C.

H. M.5thPeerbhoy

edn., Bentley’s and Private Union

LimbdiwaJa,

A, A. Hussain Dohawala, assistant

mgr. Daily Times Press,Ltd.,

Newspaper The, inChinese

(Established 1898)

—25/29, Club Street,

SINGAPORE 1331

Union Trading Co.,

Merchants—72, ImportRoad;

Robinson and Teleph.

Export Li. T. Vanderput

6465; Cable Ad: Battleaxe; Codes: Bent- F. D. Taylor

ley’s, A.B.C. 5th edn., Century Standard Mechanical and Dredge Dept.

and Private S. G.Harrop

M. Clark I N. W. Fyfe

L. Stevenson

Khoo Wee Tong, sole partner J. Gardner

J. M. Cochran | A. Ilyine

United Engineers, Ltd. (Incorporated Works

H. B.StaffFreeman, manager

in the Straits Settlements),

Electrical,Civil,

Structural,

itary, Marine

Mechanical,

Engineers, Dredge

San-

and SteelHay

P. Foundry| E. Stuart, timekeeper

Ship Builders, Steel, Iron and Brass A.R.A.Macnab,

B. Menzies, metallurgist

assistant

Founders

Valley Road; — Cable

Registered Office: Codes:

Ad: Uniteers; River Civil Engineering Department

A.B.C. Western

5th edns., Union,

(Improved), A.B.U.edn.,

6th R. B. Aries, m.inst.c.e.

edn., 5-letter E. Sims ! G. F. Clifford

Bentley’s, Broomhall’s and General J. T. Chester | A. S. Gifford

Telegraphic; Works: Merbau and Damar

Roads. Structural DepartmentW. W. Morton,

a.m.inst.c.e. I

Merr au Shipyard:

and Darner Tanjong

RoadsRhu.andStores:

Kam- A.J.H.Nairn,

Farr, m.i.struct.e.

a.m.i.struct.e.

pong

Penang,Bakru.Malacca, Branches:

SereinbanBangkok, Ipoh,

and Rangoon A. Heyman

Agents in Great Britain Sh ipyard —Tan j on g Rh u

James Pollock Sons & Co., Ltd:, 3, T. E. Edmett, a.m.i.n.a., manager

Lloyd’s—Avenue,

Directors J. A.London, E.C. 3

P. Strachan, Electrical Dept.—13,a.m.i.n.a.

E. R. Lubbock, Battery Road

m.i.mech.e. (chairman E. G. Walker, chief electrical engr,

Macgregor, Hon. Mr. W. ).A. Fell

W. andH. J. G.A. A.Hinds

Sutherland,I a.m.i.e.e.,

W. Barron m.i.r e.,

A. Do! son C. B. Yeats | L. J. Reeves

J. A.gingP. Strachan,

director m.i.mech.e., mana- United Exporters, Ltd. (Incorporated in

B. inst.w.e.,

I. Chambers, m.g,manager

general m.inst.c.e., m. England), Soap, Chemical and Glycerine

P. R. Davison, secretary Manufacturers’ Agents—110, Robinson

W. R. Boyes, m.i.c.e., m.i.m.e., Road ;Teleph. 7122; Cable Ad: Unitexpor;

Codes: A.B.C. 4th and 5th edns., Lieber’s,

Ruston-Bucyrus, Ltd., repres. Bentley’s, Western Union and Private

R. A. Vaughan, a. m.i.mech.e., E. British

Fletcher, manager forSiam,Malaya,

Ruston-Hornsby, repres.

M. J. Dyff-F yfe, Consolidated

Pneumatic Tools Co., Ltd., re- China and Philippine Islands Indo-

North Borneo.

presentative R. G. Macmorran, signs per pro.

General Office L. R, Woods

Purchasing Department United Kingdom Tobacco Co-,

E. J. Cassels (1929) Ltd., The (Incorporated

R. J. Fennie | H. Wales in England), Cigarette Manufac-

Agency, Publicity and Sales

A. M. Hamilton, sales manager Dept. turers—100-102, Robinson Road, with

J. W. Coleman Offices at Penang, Ipoh and Kuala

A.A. J.J. Boynton

Goddard |I G.A. I.R. Horsley

Nesbi>t , Lumpur; Cable Ad: Fumerolle

W. J. Turner, representative for

Order Department Malaya

G. Cockburn H. Burckhard, representative for

Accounts Department Singapore

K. M. Jopp, f.l.a.a. chief accountant

A. C. Binnie I J. F. Robertson United Motor Works Ltd. (Incorporated

E. L. Laidman | inRoad;

the Teleph.

Straits 7142;

Settlements) — Orchard

Works

W. SaxelbyStores | C. H. Taylor Cable Ad: Yeesoh

Shipping Department Garage and Show Room: 15 and 20,

G. A. Nunn Grange

SeowPoh Road : Teleph.

Leng, Chairman6317 of Directors

Outside Department Chiaw YeeSoh.

G. D. MoKellar Seo Poh Quee,Managing

M an age r &Director

Secretary

SINGAPORE

United Pharmacy,. Chemists, Druggists C, F. Blair, signs per pro. (Batavia>

and Opticians, Wholesale and, Retail— G-K. Zitegle

B. Eyre(Penang)

(Sourabaya)

305,OhNorth

Ghee Bridge.Road;

Choo, partner Teleph. 1114

Chong'Fook Loy, do. Agencies

K. F. Chong, m.p.s., chemist James Gibbons, Wolverhampton. Ar

chitects Hardware

Universal Cars, Ltd., Ford, Humbers and Foamite

J.PeekDampney Firefoam. Fire Extinguishers-

Hillman Distributors—Registered Office Fx ean &&Co.Co. Ld. Paints

Biscuits

and Show

Service Lane; Rooms,;

StationTeleph. 45, Orchard

and 5804;

Works: Road;

14-20, Chivers A Sons, L.h

Tom Smith & Co., Ld. Crackers Jams, etc.

Penang Cable Ad;

Universal; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s and Victoria Bkidce School (see Educational)*

Motor Traders.

Lumpur, Ipoh andBranches

Malacca at Kuala Victoria Confectionery and Store,

E. P. Lough, secretary Bakers, Confectioners — 386, V ictoria

Sales

J. R.Dept.

A. Bid well, Sales manager Street; Teleph. 7843

Service Dept. , " ’ Joseph Sin Tong, sole proprietor

J. C. Allan

Lim Siew. Hock, chief clerk ; Villa, E. M. de, Mining Engineer and

Miss D. G. Reach Geologist— E-5,634;

Hongkong

Represented in Rc/mkh, bers;

Codes:P.O.Acme, Box Ad:Bank

Cableand Cham-

Geologist;

LumpurIpoh and Kuala E. M. de

Bentley’s

Villa

Broom halls

Wearne Bros,, Ld.

UniversAl Motor and Accessory Co. -5, Wadleig-h Produce Commercial, Ltd., RubberBank

Exporters—Hongkong and

Dlv.by-Ghaut Chambers; Teleph. 2140; Cable Ad:

Universal Pharmacy 358, North Bridge Singwad; Bentley’s

Codes: Acme, A.B.O. 6th edn.,.

arid managing

Private director

Road E.F. S.B. Adler,

Universal Pictures Corporation of W. L. Wadleigh,director

Ross, do.

. S’porr.

Unfilman - Orchard Road; Cable Ad: D. Distant, secretary

K. H. Tann, attorney and manager Wai Son Hotel—204a, Pasir Panyang Rd.

Universal Trade Co., The, General n & m % m m

Merchants,

Agents—332,Importers Geylang and Road;Commission

Cable Ad: Wah Heng & Co., Ltd. (Incor-

Pitunitrad: Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 6th

edn., Commercial Telegraph and Cable phic Storesin andporatba Singapore), Photogra-

P. Wang

C. Wang, manager Importers and Ex-

ChiHui porters of Photographic Goods—95,

North Bridge Road; Teleph. 7445;

UrbaiXe.Fire Insurance Co., Ltd., The A.B.C. Cable Ad: Photostore; Codes:

(Incorporated eth edn. and Bentley’,:

C-tl, 12 arid 13,inHongkong

France)—Branch Office:

Bank Cham- Lee Yin Funn, managing director

T. So Lee; secretary

bers; Teleph. 3359; Cable

Codes: Bentley’s and Private Ad: Urbincendii

D. A. Hamilton, manager Wakefield & Co., Ltd., C. C. (Incorpor-

W. L. Morgan, assist, do. ated

Marketersin England),

of HighRefiners,

QualityBlenders and

Lubricants,

Vacuum Oil Co. Inc. {See under Socony- including binson Road

Castrol Motor Oils—90, Ro-

& Chartered Bank Cham-

Vacuum Corporation) bers, Union Street, Penang;

Vick Castro]; Codes: Bentley’s and Cable

PrivateAd:

and &AgentsCo... V.-C.-d,R., G eneral Merchants

Hongkong Bank Bangkok Agents—Barrow, Brown

& Co., (Ltd.Agents .

'.Chambers;

V. R. Vick,Cable Ad: Poinsetta

managing director Hongkong — Robertson,

R.H. T.T. G.RobArthur, director Wilson & Co., Ltd.

y Shanghai Agents-—Frost, Bland &

G. 0. Stokes (Kuala Lumpur) Co.

RixaAFOiii-;

Wakeford it Lowndes, Consulting, Me- Wee Seng Commission

Moh, Produce Merchant Cecil

and

chanical and Electrical Engineers — General Agent—12,

98, Robinson Road; Telephs. 3412; P.O. Street (Cable Ad: Weesengmoh; Teleph,

BoxL.T.6G9;Wakeford, Jipcd a.m.i.e.e., 5208;

Cable Ad:a.mtolech.e., Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s,

Commercial Telegraph and Cable and

A.E.i.A.(Eng.), chartered:eleckrengr^ Private;

Wee Teng Hock, sole proprietor

,C. R. Ashbrook, Qi'ad LE-E. Tan Ohoon Guan, attorney

P. D..Kirkman, nt-t-MECH,E,

Wakwick, Hoese—Cavanagh/Rc^ad Wee Swee Teow & Co., Advocates anti

Solicitors—7 a, Change Alley; Teleph.

2556Partners

Wassiamsjll Assomull Co.; ileWelkAs, Wee Swee Teow, barrister-atdaw

Drapers, Silk and Curio' AlefchaPts-^Sl Mohamed Ismail, do.

and 33, High Street; Teleph. 7144; Cable

Ad: WaSsiamull;Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. VVee Thong Poh & Co., Rubber and Share

and Bentley’s. Branches at: 42, Arab Brokers—9-a,

Street, and Raffles Hotel

T. HarumaVgenterah manager and 3327; Cable Ad; Tliongpoh 7041

Raffles Quay; Teleph.

Wee Hock

Yap ThongCheng,

Poh, partner

do. *

Waterhouse Co* Ltd., Fred., Rubber Yap Yeow Teck, manager

Factors—M

Teleph. 4374: Miles, BukitRubber.

Cable Ad: Timah Road; Weill & Montor, Ltd., General Importers

Fred. T.

director P. Waterhouse, pres, and mgr. —Office: 22, Raffles

A. Montor, Placedirector

managing

F. L. Waterhouse, secretary and dir. Western Electric Company of Asia

Watts (Incorporated in U.S.A.)—Capitol

mission& Co.,Agents

Ltd.,—Merchants

45, Robinsonand Road;

Com- Building; 23, Stamford; Road; P.O.

657 mahg. director iP chairman Box

P.O.H. V.BoxJones, 690; Cable Ad ; WecopHones;

Codes: A.B.C. 5i.h edn. Ben:ley’s

and Western Electriq Private

Code: Branch Office for the D.E.I. :

Waugh & Co., H., General Importers of Batavia-Centrum, P.0,, Box 52.

Machinery—Raffles Chambers J. S. Erewen, manager

Weaene Bros;; "Ltix, Merchantsy Auto- Westminster: Bank (see Banks)( ['.

motive Importers and Financiers.—+45, Whiteaway, Laidlaw it, Co., Ltd., Dra-

Orchard Road: Teleph. 4660 pers, Milliners, Furnishers and Gentle-

men’s Outfitters—Teleph. 907; Cable Ad:

Wee Bros., Undertakers, Monumental Warfield T. N. Castle, manager

Masons, Marble Merchants—155, Selegie

Road; Teleph. 3869

Wee Un Teck, proprietor and manager Wilson, Herbert,Hongkong

Engineer—Bl, Consulting

Bank Mining

Cham-

.bers: Tel. Ad:Codes:

•Deldefciona; Wilson and5thCable

A.B.C. and Ad:

6th

Wee Dispensary—58, Hill Street ' edns., Bentley’s, Mcheill’s Mining Code

Wee Kah Kiat, Merchant, Estate and Wilson, Oscar, f.rxb.a., Consulting

Rubber Factory Owner—b, Cecil Street, Architect—Chartered Bank Chambers,

and Factory:

Teleph. 283, Rayah 2348

744 (Residence), LebarandRoad;

114 Teieph. 7304; Cable Ad: Architrave

(Office), and 1773. (Factory); Cable Ad: Wing Loong (Singapore Tailoring Co.)—

Weekahkiat;

5th edn. Codes: Bentley’s & A.B.C. 98, 100 7627;

and Cable:

102,, Ads:

HighTailoring

Street;

Wee Kah Kiat, sole proprietor Teleph.

CheeTuan Jit Seng, and Wingloong; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Koh Swee,general

generalmanager

manager edn, and Bentley’s

Xg.W. Sen Choy. managing director

Estate Dept. P. Simpsori, cutter

Koh

Low Tuan Swee, factory

Teck Seng, generalmanager

manager Seet Cheng Tuan , accounts'dept.

1334 SINGAPORE

Winter, H. B., Tailor and Men’s Wear E.J. L.A. Bonnar

Brodie

Specialist—20,

6188; Cable Ad: Battery

Wintering Road; Teleph. S. M. Garrard

H. B. Winter, manager proprietor

Wiseman & Co. (Eastern), Ltd., M., Im- j Yaw Cheong, Buttons, Sewing Silks,

porters and Exporters, Manufacturing and ters. other Tailoring

Woollen, Silk, Smallwares

Rayon and Impor-

Cotton

Opticians, etc.—41, Robinson Road: P.O. Piece Goods Merchants

Box 654

Fredk. S. Wood, manager Bridge Road: Teleph. 4328;— 89,CableNorth

Ad:

Textile; Codes used: A.B.C. 5th Edn.

Woeskel & Co., Ltd., H., Merchants—20 5-Letter Bentley’sEdition

Complete Phrase and Lieber’s

and 21, Laidlaw Building Fong Yaw, sole proprietor

Wong Ok Co., S. Y., Civil and Mining Fong Kum Poey, manager

Engineers Licensed Surveyors and Fong Knm Seng, assistant manager

Architects—44-45,

Teleph. 6787 Raffles Chambers;

S. E.Y. C.Wong, Yeo Hock Ann, Timber Merchant and

Seah,principal

u.sc., engineer-in-charge Tongkang Owner—Teleph. 4333; Cable

Ad: Yeohockann; Code: Bentley’s

Wood & Co., R. J. Importers and Yeo Ark,

Yeo Ee Han, proprietor

manager

Exporters—Union

Office, John Bolton &Building. Co., Ltd.,Head

34, TanChin Beng, manager (import dept.)

PrincessatSt.Delhi,

India Manchester.

Bombay, Branches

Cawnpore,in Yin, S. C., m.b. m.r.c.s., l.r.c.e.—Sincere

Amritsar, Rawalpindi and Penang; Dispensary (Branch), Ld., 99, Hill Street

Cable Ad: Cotillon

W. Hardy, manager Yokohama Specie Bank—(Sfe Banks)

Miss D. M. Giles

Wee Poh Soon Y un ChiTeluk& Co.,Ayer

Exporters

Wuchang Co.—82, High Street: Teleph. —248, Street and Importers

4915; Cable Ad: Wuchang- j Zehnder Bros.,Street;

Advocates and 6246.

Solicitors

Lee King Him, manager —26a, Chulia Teleph. 27,

Yang-Tsze Insurance Association, Ltd., Church Street, Malacca

W. F. Zehnder, barrister - at - law

The (Incorporated in Hongkong) — (Gray’s Inn.), Malacca

UnionUnion.

Ad: Building,

HeadCollyer Quay; Cable

Office: Shanghai H.(Gray’s

R. S. Inn.),

Zehnder, barrister-at-law

G. G. Franklin, branch manager Singapore

PENANG

west Penang—or Prince ofPeninsula

Wales Island,

in 5 deg.asas itnorth

waslatitude.

formerly called—is situated onandthea

strip ofcoast

landofonthetheMalay

opposite coast known- Province Withfrom

Wellesley, thewhich

Bindings

it is sepa-

rated by a strait varying from two to 9 miles in width, it constitutes the second in

.importance

contains of the

an areawhile three

of about areas known

107 square as the

miles,extends “Straits

being 15formiles Settlements.”

long and The island

widest portions, Province Wellesley a distance of 45nine

milesbroad

alongat the

its

coast,

Bindings and has an

contains average width of eight miles, containing 270 square miles, and the

name of the islandabout

(which200signifies

more. “Betel-nut

The chief town of Penang

Island”) is George

has become Town, butwith

so identified the

the town that the specific designation has almost dropped out of use.

PENAN (jr

Penang was ceded to the famous Captain Eight for the East India Company in ti)**

year 178613foryears

followed, an annual

laterj-bypayment of $10,000

the cession to theWellesley.

of Province Rajah of Kedah,

In the a,year

step1805

which was

Penang

was elevated to the rank of a presidency, its rising fortunes even then bidding fair to

eclipse thoseandofMalacca

Singapore Malacca,were

whileincorporated

Singapore waswithas Penang,

yet unknown

and theas three

a settlement. In 1820

were designated

by the title

Penang they until

declined, still the

retain.

formerBut,quite

as the fortunes of her

overshadowed Singapore

older brightened,

sister, and in thosethe

1837 of

principal seat of government was transferred to Singapore.

The Settlement of Penang is governed by a Resident Councillor, and ban

four unofficial representatives in the Legislative Council, which sits at Singapore.

An important department of its trade lies in the business transacted with

the

port Dutch settlements

of shipment in Sumatra;

for the Malayan Rubberand recentlyAs itit ishasnowbecome

supplies. an emporium

the railway terminus and for

the southern Siam Malay States and the port of disembarkation

Bangkok, its commercial importance is likely to develop considerably. It is a conven- of passengers for

ient coaling and man-of-war station, and is the seat of government for Province

Wellesley, which must always be an important centre of British influence. The

Government in 1906 acquired the graving dock at Prye River in Province Wellesley,

250 feet

The PraiinDock

lengthandandWharves

50 feet were

broadpurchased

at entrancein also 1914abysliptheforFederated

vessels 100

MalayfeetStates

long.

Railway Department from the Colonial Government but have not been a great success

owing

GeorgetoTownsilting. Newonproposals

is built a plain, atforthebetter

back wharfage

of which risesfacilities are which,

the hill now being discussed.

as Penangites

declare, renders life on the island more enjoyable

Colony. The construction of a Hill Railway by the F.M.S. Railways Departmentthan in any other part of theis

completed and there is an excellent hotel at the top. A proposal to make a road up

the Hill is under consideration.

The formation of Penang is granitic, being covered in many places with a sharp

sand

comesora stiff

coat clay, the produce

of vegetable mouldof ofthegreater

decomposition of the granite.

or lesser thickness. WithAbove this againof

the exception

aofplain about three miles in depth, upon which stands the

the island consists of hills with narrow valleys. No minerals of, commercialtown and environs, the whole

value

are found in Penang.

mostThe influence

easterly partofofthe

theregular

Straits monsoon

of Malacca,is moreowingdistinctly felt at Penang

to the wideness than into the

of the latter the

west and vicinity to the Bay of Bengal. During the north-easterly monsoon, from

November to March inclusive, clear settled weather prevails, and in the south-westerly,

from April to October, the rains take place. But neither rain nor drought is of long

continuance.

height of 2,500 The feet, average

the highest heatinhabited

of the year point,at 70°,

the level of therange

the annual sea isbeing

80°, and at 20°

about the

Where there is free ventilation the climate is superior in salubrity to that of any other

tropical one.

Of mammals, the principal species are monkeys, and two species of viverrida—

the musang and binturong. The ornithology calls for no special remarks. The

island is a happy

lepidoptera hunting

frequenting the ground

hills. The for botany

the entomologist,

of Penang numerous

is perhaps fine

betterspecies

knownof

than that of any part of the Peninsula, and, for the area involved, is particularly rich.

Palms, bamboos, banana and other fruit-trees, and nutmegs clothe the hillsides,while

ferns

other are alsowhich

plants plentiful.

will notThethrive

high inlandthepermits

flat levelof lands

the cultivation

of Singaporeof many flowers and

or Malacca.

copraAsand

evinced by itsof name,

all kinds the nutmegs,

fruit and chief product is theofonly

Penang is the article

indigenous betel-nut, which, Nut-

of trade. with

megs were at one time a most important branch of industry, but the blight, which

simultaneously

ever, affected the

now been resumed, andwhole

Penang Peninsula,

nutmegsdestroyed

stand highit. inTheir cultivationThere

the market. has, ishow-

no

agriculture properly so-called- Pepper was at one period of its early history produced

1336 PENANG

toplaces,

the extent of three and a half million

notablyandof N^therlands^Ihdi'a,

small ,patches,

pounds annually

is hot classed as an*provedarticlefatal, and• but

of export isthenow■competition

it'trade. of other

only cultivated

Tapioca, coconuts,in

gutta, rubber and citrohdlla are also ftmottg the products cultivated.

The Singapore-Penaiig railway has its terminus at Prai, which is connected with

the island by a ferry service.

The town possesses few attractions, and the public buildings are mediocre, with

the George’s

St. exceptionChurch

of theisGovernment Offices,edifice

an unpretending a fineof 80block

years’erected in 1889

standing, near the

centrally jetty.

situated.

There areand

Gardens alsoWaterfall

a Boman areCatholic Churchofand

well worthy severalandmission

a visit, another chapels.

place ofTheinterest

Botanicalat

some

beautifuldistance

little from the round

beaches town isthethecoast

Chinese

of theTemple

Islandat; Ayer Itam. tripThere

tlie round are many

by motor car

takes aboutof 2£Penang

population hoursandandProvince ■worth while.

is well Wellesley : The census of 1921 gave the total

(including Dindings) as 304,335, compared

with 278,003 in 1911.

DIRECTORY

GOVERN.ME NT OFFICES

Analyst’s Department, Government District Court .• _

Deputy Government Analyst — A. Dist. Judge^-G. C. Dodd

C. Brooks, a.r.c. sc. i., a.i.c. Assist, do. —E. Jago

Laboratory Assist.—R. L. Dawson Chief Clerk—M. Shunker Pillay

Clerk--C. E. Theseira Usher—B. R. Sharma

Bailiff—M. J. Schwartz

Audit Department

Assist. Auditor—-C. E. Paddon, District Offices , .

.EC. A. Balik Pulau

BankruptcV Office ''Collector of Land Revenue—A Vr

Official Assignee and Registrar of Aston

Companies—W. C. Taylor Assisi. Collector

Mohaffied' Huksainof bin

LandAbduhHalim

Revenue —

Chief Clerk—P. A. Gregory

2nd Clerk—L. J. Massang

Education Department

Chinese Protectorate Inspr. of Schools—J. B. Neilson

Protector of Chinese—W. Di Horne Assist,

Malay do. —E. H. S.ofBretherton

Assist. Inspector Schools—

(acting) ' ". Abul Jalil bin Osman

Assist. Protector

Chief Clerk—Lim of Chinese — (vacant)

Ewe Lee Kok Weng Chief Clerk—S. Mohd. Yusoff

Translator & Interpr.—Gee

Coroner’s Department, Penang Gardens Department

Coroner—E.8. Lessler

Jago Director—R. E. Holttum

Clerk—0: . Assist. Curator—F. Flippance, local

head of dept. Resident Councillor

Committee—Hon.

Deputy Public Prosecutor’s Office (chairman), C. R.Executive

Samuel, Rev.Keppel

Deputy Gamier,'Senior Engineer

Gibson Public

“ Prosecutor — L. B. SeefetaTy—Director of Gardens

Pfi'NANiG 1337

Harbour Boa;rp,

tral Office: (threePenang—Telephs.;

lines) 575-6-7, Church Cen- Labour Department

Penang—Sub-Offices (Teleph. 531)

Street Pie :-: 563,. Mitchill Pier, Pagan Deputy

—W. J.Controller

K. Stark,ofm.c.s.

Labour, M alaya

Luar:

tendent,Butterworth:

Frye Wharf:62, Butterworth

Wharf Superin-6, Assist. Assist.

Controller of Labour—(yacant)

Bagan Dalam Slipway: Butterworth 89, Extra Controller of Labour—

New Godown, Pagan Luar: Butterworth G. N. PillaiOfficer—M. B. Enthuray

Assessment

84; Cable Ad: Wharves; Codes: Bentley’s, Accountant—Tan Chin Kim

A.B.C- 5th edn. and

Chairman G. Engineering Chief Clerk—Toh Kim Kheng

M.INST.C.E.,— M.I.MECH.E.,

W. A. M.INST.T.

Trimmer, 2nd AssessmentClerk—V.

Immigration Officer—W. H. Jambu

S. Thaver

Local Chairman—H. Parry - (Telephh. Immigration Fund Inspectors—R. C.

Office: 575 andP.Residence:

Members—Hon. 184)

T. Allen (resident Rasanayagam (Penang)

councillor), James Dick^H. Dbve, H. Boarding Officer—A. Arputham

O. MaasManager—G.

General and Quah Beng W. A.Kee, o.B.E.

Trimmer

Assist, do,—Teleph.—H. Parry Land Office and

Collector Registry of Deeds

Secretariat

Secretary — C. W.575H.- . Ballantyne, gistrar ofofDeeds—A.

Land Revenue

V. Aston and Re-

M.INST.T., F.C.I.Teleph.

(Eng.),119)F.B.A.S.j S.F.A.I. Assist. Collector of Land Revenue and

(Residence: Deputy Registrar of Deeds—C. E.

Accountant—J. Cooper Robless

Assistants—C. A. J. Shelley Thompson

and A. F. Gray Marine Department

Chief Clerk—P. C. Dias Guan Chuan

Chief Book-keeper—Lim Harbour Master—Lieut Comdr. J. H.

Wharf Department—Teleph. 507 Owen, D.S.C., R.N.R.

Wharf Manager — G. 11. Brownie Deputy

Boardg.Harbour

Officer—J.Master

W. T. and Senior

Saunders

(Teleph. 576)

Wharf Engineer—G. J. Wright 2nd Boarding Officer—T. W. Moore

Do. —T. R,Dearling Signal Sergeant—L. M. Nieukey

Warehousemen—A. Green, R. G. Light Keepers—R. Richards and P.

Pasqual

King and J . Wright

Prye River Dock—Teleph. Butterworth 2 Medical Department

Dockyard Supt.—A. N. G. Andrews Chief Medical , Officer-in-charge

Dockyard

Bagan Dalam Engineer—H. D. Black Medical Department, Chief Healthof

worth 6] Slipway—;Teleph.: Butter- Officer,

Pensions Licensing Officer under the

Superintendent—A.

Ferry Service—Teleph.:N.Butterwofth

G. Andrews 10 Ordinances,andRegistrar

Deleteriohs

of BirthsDrugs

and

Supt.—A. Shipwright Deaths ahd Deputy Superintendent

Assist. Supt.—H. «L V, Sinplair of Vaccination—H. R. l )ivd t:M.R.c.s.

. (England), l.r.c.p. (London), acting

Assistants —T. E. Bailey, H. Conn, A. ; Surgdoh—J, W. Adams, f.r.c.s., (Eng.)

J. Hercombe and J. V. King M.R.c.s. (Eng.) l.r.c.p. (Lon.) m b.,

Assist. Civil En gr.—W. Peach (on leave) b.c. (Cantab)

Clerk of Works—Jl G. Wambeck Financial Assistant—G. B. Baptist

Launches— Chief Clerk—Lee Kok Thun

Alert, Scout, Puffin, Bat, Norah II, General Hospital

Hawk, Kitty, Kathleen, Ganty, Medical Officers—A.

WaterFalcon and Condor

BoatsA-Nos. 1 to 10 ch.b. and H. B. C.H. Lowther,

Wallace, m.b.,

m.b.,

Ferry Steamers— ch.b.

Semiling, Buttenvorth, Seberang, Asst. Medical

l.m.s. Officers—Au

(Singapore) Kee

and R. K. Pon- Hock,

Kulim and Tanjong niah, l.m.s. (Singapore)

Matron—Miss C. Reid

Imports, Exports and Statistics » Nursing Sisters—A. A. Gentles, D. M.

Registrar of Imports and Exports—Lt. Hardwick, H. Killoran, M. Swanson,

Comdr. J. H. Owen, r.n.r. D. V. McKenzie, W. G. Duthie and

Officer-in-Charge, Exports and Im- G. E.Staff

Senior Greaves

Nurse—A. Mollett

ports—S. Saravanan

Chief Clerk — M’hd. Hussain Bin Staff Nurses—Mary Ng and Wong

Patched Duang Ding

1336 PENANG

District Hospital Health Sister—E. W. Darville

Medical Officer—A. H. Lowtlier, Senior Staff’ Nurse—Mrs.

Staff Nurses—Teo F. E. Oates

Yeok Kiang, R. P.

m.b., ch.B. David, S. Pasley, Mrs. A. Braun stem

Asst. Medical Officers—Lye Hong and Mrs. Ethel de Alves

Cheong, B.M.s. (Singapore), Chong

Tat Seong, l.m.s.l.m.s.

Somasundaram, (Singapore) A. Quarantine Station—Pulau Jerejak

(Singapore)

temporary and Tan Hor Kee, L.m.s. Assist. Health Officer — S. Ea.sanaya-

(Singapore)

Assist. Matron—Miss V. Wallis Laygam,Superintendent—E.

l.m.s. (Singapore) O’Sullivan

Maternity Hospital Pathological Branch

Lady Medical Officer—Dr. (Miss) E. Govt.

B. Pathologist— J. A. Cowan, m.b.,

Morris, m.b., ch.B., d.p.h.

Asst. Medical Officer—Lee Keng Soon, Asst. Pathologist—L.S. da Silva, l.m.s.

l.m.s. (Singapore) (Singapore)

Matron—Miss E. M. Howes Roberts

Nursing Sisters—hi. E. K. Walker, Government Monopolies, Penang

J. R. Gibson and D. S. Leather Assist Supt.—S. G. H. Leyh, r.n.r.

Senior Staff Nurse—-Song Sick Neoh Accountant—N.

Revenue Branch—D. M. Kennedy, a.c.A.and

PI. Trumble

Staff Nurses—Jee Suan K,ee and L. E. O.De!mar-M organ—Major H. G. Keet,

Gaunter Preventive BtCrich

Out-Door Dispensary—Chowrasta d.s.o., M.e. (retd.), G. Austin,

Asst.

samy,Medical

l.m.s. Officer—R.

(Singapore)Letchmana- L. Wheeler, J. A. Parker and A.R. H.L.

Kampong Kolam Clinic Prm

Asst. Medical Officer—Y. K. Thambi Police Court ,

Pillai, L, m.s. (Singapore) ] st M agist rat e—G. C. Dodd

Gaol Hospital Acting 2nd Magistrate—E.'Jago

Asst. Medical Officer—A, Somasunda- Chief Clgrk—S- Manikram

rain, l.m.s. (Singapore)-

Pulau Jerejak Settlement

Deputy

singham, Medical Officer—K. V. Veera- Police Department—Penang & Pro-

vince ' Wellesley

Asst. Medicall.m.s.Officer—N.

(Singapore) H. Perera, Supt.

Assist. ofSupts.—F.

Police—B.E.W.HaAllenrarer, IT. L.

LayL.M.S. (Singapore) Gilmour

Superintendent—H. Mitcheil R. Caldwell, L. F. Knight

and E. V. Fowler

Province Wellesley Probationary Assist. Supt. — J. A.

Medical Officer-in charge—J. C. Car- Kirkwood

son, m.b. ch.B. Financial Assist.—Mohamed Hashim

Asst. Medical Office, Lutterworth bin Secunder

Hospital J. E. See varatnam, l.m.s. Chief Clerk—Yeoh Choo Lee

(Singapore) Chief Inspector—F. T. Clifton (acting)

Deputy Medical Officer,

jam Hospital—S. Bukit Merta-

Mohamed Baboo, Chief Court Inspector—W. McQuarri

l.m.s. (Singapore) d.t.m. & h. (Eng.) I nspectors—W. Dawson, E. H.

Asst. Medical Officer, Sungei Bakad Turin, F. J. Dale, C. Uphill, J.

Hospital—S.V.Murthy,L.M.s.(S’pore) Lyons, R. Nunn, P. J. Shaaopn,

Lumut Hospital—Bindings C. W. Roberts, L. G. Blakesley,

Deputy Medical Officer—H. Mehta, R. D. Wightman, A. B. Roche,

l.m.s. (Singapore) A. Williams, A. H. Frew, W.

Health Branch—Penang Hamilton, S. A. J. Woosey, J.

Senior Health Officer and Port Health A. Embury, C. W. Such, H.

Officer—J. W. Scharff, m.d, ch.B., Hall, W. Ingham, IP. Balls’ and

D.P.H. S. W. B. Marsden

Health Officer, P. Wellesley—J. H. Posts and Telegraphs

Strahan, m.b., ch.B. Controller, Posts H.& Tels.—A.

Senior

Mehta,Deputy Health Officer—P.

l.m.s. (Singapore) Accountant—T. Newey E. Staines

Deputy Health Officer, (Rural)'—H. R. : Asst: Supt. (A/cs.)—Mun Soon* Hoong

Supt, of Mails—W. A. Cooper

Saravanamuthu,

Asst. Health Officer—Goh l.m.s. (.Singapore)

Eok Ke*. Assist.. Supts. (Mails) — Shamsuddm

l.m.s. (Singapore)

d.p.h. (London d.t.m. & g. (Eng.) b. Md.of Junoos

Supt. and BoevF.Swee

Telegraphs—W. FlightKong

PENANG

Senior Engineer, Posts, & Telegraphs— Sheriff’s Department

G. F.Posts.

Engr., Morice& Telegs.—J. A. Moore Sheriff—W. C. Taylor

Engineer Operator, Wireless Station Bailiff—Mohamed Daroos

(Penaga)—P. H. George Sheriff’s Clerk—A. Jegarow

Engineer, Posts and Telegraphs (Bukit Supreme Court

Meertajam)—C. H. Parnell Sr. Puis. Judge—Hon. Mr. H. W.

Pritchard

Post Office Savings Bank Private Secretary—E.

Registrar—W. C. TaylorC. Misso

Supt—T. H. Newey Deputy Registrar—Tan Hock Ann

Prisons Department Chief Clerk—S. Mahd. Tamby

Supt.--G. C.T.Dodd,

Gaoler—N. m.c.s.

KingNichol

(acting) Survey Department

Senr. Warder—B. Supt., Rev. Surveys—H. C. Abraham

Assist. Supt.—A. W. Lilly

Public Works Dept.—General Branch Chief Clerk—S. Arokia Dass

Senior Executive Engineer — B. H.

McCleland, l.c.e. (Dub.) Surveyor

Exec.

A. Engrs.—F.

C. O’Farrell,W. M.b.a.,Burr,b.e.,a.m.i.c.e.,

F. K. Senior ofSurveyor

Ships’ Office—Teleph. 503

of Ships, Inspector

Searanche, b a., b.a.i. of Machinery and Examiner of

Assist. Engineers—G.S. Thatcher, a.m. Engineers and Engine

Under Ordinances 125 (Merchant Drivers

i.c.e.,R.

Chief E.Pitt, D.B.sc.,C andD.J.

Clerk—F. Aeria Davies Shipping) 42 (Machinery)—Herbert

Financial Clerk—Y. Boudville Smith

Public Works Branch Surveyor

Machinery of and

ShipsExaminer

and Inspector of

of Engine-

Tech. Subordinate—O.

Inspr. of Works—F. J. G. Aeria Scharenguivel Drivers Under Ordinances 125 (Mer-

Clerk of Works—R. E. Capel (acting) chant Shipping) 42 (Machinery)—

Architectural Branch J. J. Vanston

Assist. Architect—T.

A.R.I.B.A., M.I.S.tl. W. Y. May, Veterinary Department

Veterinary Surgeon—W. Rutherford-

Resident Councillor’s Office Wallace, m.r.c.v.s.

Resident Councillor—P. T. Allen Assist.

Patel, Veterinary

g.b.v.c. Surgeon—It. V.

Office Assistant—C. C. Stewart Vet. Insprs.—A. R. Kuppuswamy,.

Chief Clerk—Ewe Rung Lim g.b.v.c., and A. Joseph, g.b.v. c

Abdoolcader, H. H., Barrister-at law- Archie Wilkin de Wniton

Advocate

—Georgetownand Solicitor,

Chambers,S.S.39, and

BeachF.M.S.

St.; solicitor, Supreme CourtHarries

(Eng-

Telephs. 630 (Office) and 829 (Residence); land), notary

solicitor, S.S. public,

and ofadvocate and

the Courts

Cable Ad: Abdoolcader; Codes:

5th edn., Butterworth’s Legal and A.B.C. of the F.M.S.

Broomhall’s Raymond

SupremeDelaforce Hume, solicitor

Court (England), advo-

cate and solicitor, S.S. and F.M.S.

Adams

tors—21, Beach Codes:

Street Teleph. porated

Gilfillan in Gt. Britain) — Cable Ad:

Ad: Adallan; A.B.C. 329;

5th Cable

edn., Directors (London)—A. C. J. Hart,

Broomhall’s, Bentley’s complete phrase, H. A. Low, D. K. Somerville, H. B.

Butterworth’s Legal. Practising in Ipoh Ward and Smith

W. A. Fell

F.M.S. as Adams

Partners^

& Allan V. Mercer (signs(Singapore)

per pro.)

It. C. Stiven

James Crabb-Watt, barrister at-law

(Inner);

and notary

solicitor, S;S.public advocate

and F.M.S. Alexandra

Dua Brickworks, Ltd.—Sungei

1340 .PENANG

Allan, J. G., Engineer aild ,G©^fvetor— Fire Insurance Association of

3a, Union,Street' , , ;■ Malaya, The—Penaiig'Branch

Advisory Gommittbe—W.

American Consulate (see Consulates) (chairman),. G; E. BlackS. Hoseason (deputy

qhairman),

Stiven, J. P.' T.B, Whitley,

S. Anthony A. E., Small

B,. (J.

Vnglo-Chinese School (.?^ @cho'ols) ahd'C. H. Rogers

Secretaries—Evatt

Bank OKsimBfehg,/ rik Co., Chartered

Anglo

Exporters Frenchand Trading

Dealers Co.,—Ltd., Lubber

Office: 17,1 Malay Peninsula / myZ . h . i ::• •

Chureli Street: Teleph. 998; G;odown: Agricultural Asso-

P.H. Board Godown No. 3; Teleph. 972; ciation—Teleph;

burk 444; Cable Ad: Ken-

P.Codes:

O. Box 203; Cable Ad:

A.B.C. 6th edn. and Bentley’sAnglostng; President—J. C. Innes :

G. Grap^v manager Yice-do.

Committee—d.—0,’F.D.Grierson Knox, H.A. H.F.

Anthony k Co., A. A., Exchange and Wardlaw, Alex. Mastic,

Share Brokers, Estate,Beach MiningStreet;

and Bruce and E. T. Lewis

Insurance Secretaries—Kenned y, Burkill Y

Telephs. 417 Agents—9,

& 1121; Cable Ad: Anthony;( Co., Ltd. ; .

Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th and 6th Penang

edn., and Broomhall’s Combination, etc.

J. G. Brown, partner .DowningCitStreet,blY}eph,

(\,mi5i:r of Comaierce — 1,

363;, Cable

E.A: H. Bulford, do. Ad:CQniigittee-tiHon.

Chamber Mr. P- M- Bobin-

Clerk, do ! pon .ffihaijrmani),, Hf, Doyp, jl. O.

T.J. A.S. Anbho' n y, assistant.

Leach, accountant Maas. G., A. Potts,, A, R. W. Lan-

W. D. G. Sutherland (insurance) ; don, L. E. Sloy;e and C. B.’Yrisp

i: ^Secretaries—Evatt

Bank Chambers & Gar tffiiP'tered

Apcar & Co., Love

ExportLaneand Import Publications . i .t

chants—38a, ' Mer- ' ‘‘ Penang issued Daily

Daily Imports & Exports,”

A RIFF, Dr. Kamil M., Physician aisd Sur- “ Penang Market Report,” issued

geon—Consulting Fortnightly, Stock . of Imports,”

Street; Teleph. 905 Booms: 47,, Leith Quarterly

issued

Asiatic Petroleum Co. ("Straits Settle- PenangJulyChinese andMiddle

Octoberof January, April,

ments),

—Hongkong Ltd. Bank

(Incorporated in England)

Building;Teleph. 372; merce—2, PenangChamber Street; Teleph. of Com-

910

Cable - President—Yeoh Cheang Ann

dn. andAd:A.Petroatic; Codes: A.B.C/5th

P. Co.’s Private Vice do. —Lee Tian

Hon. Treasurer—Khoo Sian Ewe Siew

C. D.M.K.Merrick,

Evans branch | I P.representative

H. Frv. Hon. Auditor—Chew

D. G:B. M. Owen I! M. Secretary—bee Boon BuanJin Tong

W. S. Perrott C. T.D. Smith

Gilroy

T. M. Winsley E. A. Wells Penang Choral and

President—J. Dramatic Soon ty

P. Souter

A. T. Aird ! Hon. Secretary—G. E. Black

Bagan

s Luar Installation— Hon. Treasurer—JD. K. Johnston

V V. J.H.J. Yelge, Massonjmanager

assistant Penang Library

Presdt-—Hon. The F.Resdt.

Committee—Mrs. N. C.Councillor

Durege,

ASSOCIATIONS AND SOOIETIES, &c. Miss C. Richardson, E.It. T.Sharma

M. Lias,

Automorile Ong Joo Sun and B.

Penansr andAssociation

Kedah Branch;0f Malaya, Hon. Librarian,—C. R. Samuel

Hon. Treasurer- C. W. A. Sen nett

President—J. J.A. P.McKvoy

Secretary—J. Davids

Committee—E. E. R.Noble, H. J. Penang Marine Insurance .Agents

Shuttleworth, Association,, The—1a, Penang Street;

Gy in Kooi, E. J.W. Currie Wells,andCheah

Wee Teleph. 603;, Cable Ad: Audit; Codes:

A.B.C. and BroomhaH’s

Theang Siew Brown, Phillips k Stewart, secs.

PENANG i:i4i

Penang Pilot Association—3, P.H.B. BANKS

Godown;Teleph.

Members—T. F.573;Ingram,

Cable Ad: Pilots

J. Mason,

J. Cuthbert, J. F. Adams, R. H. Chartered and

Bank op India, Australia

ChinaCharter

(Incoi’porated

Williams and R. P. Burton by Royal 1853) in England

E. E. Chambers, manager

Penang Pilot Board Master (ex-officio) R. Forbes, accountant

Presdt.—Harbour

Members—H. D. Maas, T. Cuthbert, Sub-Accountants J. MacLennan I F. H. Fenwick

C. W. Ballantyne, G. G. Watson. W.

H. AA- Short

Young Ii I.D.C.Murray

M. Pemberton

Penang Rubber Exchange—14, China Ho Oon Tat, chief clerk

Street; Telephs. 306 &corrtplete

403; Cablephrase

Ad: Bhuket Yep Boon Sw.ee, chief cashier .

Para; Code: Bentley’s Sub-Agency

Chairman—Heah Joo Seang Geo. Sim, sub-agent

Depy.Chairman—Khoo Beng Chiang Lee.Swee Cheng, cashier

Hon. Secretary—Cheah Phee Ee AlPr Star Sub-Agency

Asst. do. —Chew Hup Kim P. R. Wait, sub-agent

Hon. Treasurer—Lira Choon Wah Yeoh Cheow Bang, cashier

Hon. Auditor —Low Ee Beng

Penang St. Andrew’s Society HoTelephs.

Hong Bank, 751, 752Ltd.—86,'

and 753;. Beach

CableStreet;

Ad:

Chieftain—Alex Hastie Gdncopia; Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th

Vice-' d o. —W. Mchatclne .

Committee—D. McLeod Craik, E. V. edn., Peterson’s and Private

C.Milligan

Thomson, Lim Kho Leng, m . a ., b. (Com.), manager

and C.R.D.Stiven, R. D.

A. Fletcher Khoo

Ho KokEngLeong,

Cheang,Cashier

Acct.

Hon. Secretary—J. Fenwick Khor Sop Chong, Sub-Acct,

Hon. Treasurer—D. Murray

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn.

Aylesbury & Nutter, Ltd., .Mining & Con- H.J.E.A.Muriel, agent (actg.)

Clark, accountant

sulting

Miners, Engrs., Estate

Auctioneers, Agts.,

Merchants Planters,

& Ship A.H.W.

B. Kelly, assistant

ping Agents—24, Beach St.; Teleph. 1058

E. A. Lee, director A. L. Y.Brady,

S. Giles, do.

do.

Ban Aun Hol, Chemists—211, Carnarvon Mercantile

Street

Bank of India, Ltd.

(Incorporated in England) — 11, Beach

Street.

Street, Head Office:

London,manager 15, Gracechuich

E.C. 3 (actg.)

BanandPoh Chan, Importers of Hardware

Tools— 216, Beach St.; Teleph. 1007 D. Benson,

Chee Wor Lok, general manager K. A. Robertson, accountant

J. W. D. Harding, assist, accountant

Ban Poh Co , General Importers—212 and N ederlandsche Handel- Ma atschapplt

216, Beach Street; Teleph. 1077 (NetherlandsTrading Society), Bankers

Chee

Chan WorLam,Lok, general manager

manager —9,N,.,Beach' Street,,sUb;agent

Ban Poh Medical Hall, Importers of j.J.E.Scheffer,

F. M. van der Kun, acct.

Chinese Drugs and other Chinese W. Van Hoboken, assistant

Manufactured

Teleph. 1077 Goods—216, Beach Street;

Lee Cheong Ann, manager 0 versea-Chinese

Beach Street; Teleph. Bank,952Lid., The—28,

and 955; Cable

Ad: Oversea; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th

Bangkok Furnishing Co.—7, Leith Street; edns. attd Bentley’s complete phrase and.

Teleph. 1137 (3 lines); Cable Ad: Peterson’s .International, 3rd Edition

Furnishing Head Office: Singapore

W. Ming Doa, proprietor Ng Kah Heng, manager

1342 PENANG

Barbour, Ltd., E. A., Rubber Exporters, British-American Tobacco Co. (Straits)

General Merchants

Agts.—1, Penang Ha rbouand rManufacturers’

BoardG od own; Ltd. (Incorporated in England)—226,.

Teleph. 1082; Cable Ad: Barbour; Codes; Chulia

China Street;Ghaut;

Street, Teleph.

Teleph.177;571;and

Cable9,

Bentley’s, Broomhall’s (Rubber edn.) Ad:

Saw Choo Theng, manager Head Office: Westminster House,edn.7,

Tobacco; Code: A.B.C. 5th

Millbank, S.W.

Belgian Consulate {see Consulates) J. J.L. H.Potter,

W. Birdrepresentative

| R. E. Bradbury

Bell A Co., T. R., Genei*al Merchants and

Manufacturers’ Agents—F.M.S. Railway | British j Fertiliser Works (Durege k

Building (2nd floor) Thomas, Ltd.)—8, Beach Street

British

Bendixsen k Co., Ltd., A. (Incorporated and Stationers—17, Malaya Press, Ltd.,St.;Publishers

Bishop Teleph.

inchants—Office:

London), Rubber Exporters

9, China StreetandGhaut;

Mer- 1186 ,

Teleph. 874; Cable Ad: Dixsena; Codes:

Bentley’s and Private. Head Office: British Press ( Established 1909 )r

13, Rood Lane,

Offices: London,Colombo,

Singapore, E.C. 3. Branch Printers,Stamp

Muar Rubber Stationers, Book-binders and

Malacca, Seremban, Kuala Lumpur, Makers-—44, Church St.

Teluk Anson, Sitiawan, Lumut, Parit, Brown & Co., Ltd., George (Incorporated

Kuala Kangsar, Enggor

Directors—A and Taiping

Bendixsen (managing in S.S.), General Merchants and En-

director), G. B. Anderson, L. A. gineers—P.O. Penang: 1250, Box

and 250 (Penang);

Singapore Telephs.

1968’Cable

Th.Wilson and E. branch

L. Mailskov, Bendixsen

manager Ad: Fifer; Codes: Bentley’s and Private

Beng SweeSuppliers,

& Co., Ltd., Electrical Brown, Phillips & Stewart, Accountants,

tractors, Importers and Con-

Ex- Auditors Cable and Estate Agents—1a, Penang

porters—41, Bishop Street; Teleph. 697; Street; 85A, Belfield Ad: Audit. Branch:

Street

Cable Ad: Bengswee

Oh Hong Seng, manager Ipoh, F.M.S.

Lee Hong Chai, secretery R. P. Phillips, f.s.a.a ., f.c.i.s., partner

R, S. Stewart, c.a., partner (Ipoh)

A.L.S. S.Brown, c.a., do. do.

Boon Pharmacy, The, Wholesale

Retail Chemists, Druggists and Opti- and W. R.Wallace,

Sinclair, assistant

do.

cians—182-186-188, Penang Road; Cable C.C. H.R. K.Brown,

Cor'mac, c.a., do.

do. (Ipoh) do.

Ad:LeeBoonpharmy; Telegrams: Boon

Tiang Keng, m.b.,b.s. (Edin) and

J. Emile Smith, mu., medical Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd

practitioners

Thos. (Incorporated under the Companies

Chew G.Boon

A. Scully, Pharmacist

Ee, managing partner Ordinances of Hongkong and incorpor-

ated in Shanghai), Wholesale and Retail

Wine and Spirit Merchants — Beach

Borneo Co., Ltd., Merchants—7a, Weld Street; Teleph.

A.B.C. 587;

5th Cable Ad: Caldbeck;

Quay. Head Oflice: Sackville House, Codes: edn. and

also Bentley’s Second Phrase Code.

Bentley’s,

Fenchurch St., London, E.C., Branch Head

Houses: Bangkok,

Lakon,KualaRaheng, Chiengmai, Ipoh, Macgregors, Ltd., S'hai., gen’l.Shanghai

Office:"4, Foochow Road, mgrs.

and LumpurSarawak, Singapore E. G. Bird, manager

T. C. Martine, acting manager for Agency General Accident, Fire and Life-

Malaya Assurance Corporation, Ld.

Borneo Motors, Ltd. and Borneo- Ceylon Dispensary—67, Pitt Street

Chevrolet,

Straits Ltd. (Incorporated

Settlejnents)—Office: in

Farquhar Chartered Bank oe India, Aust. & China

Street; Teleph. 668 {see Banks)

R. V. Patterson, manager for Penang

Boustead

Quay & Co., Ltd., Merchants 1, Weld Chea Cheng Dean & Co., Chemists—

11c & d, Buckingham Street

PENANG 1343

‘Cheah Tiang Im, Constructional

Mechanical Engineer—41, Bishop Street: and St. Andeew’s Peesbyteeian Chuech—

Teleph. 697 Northam Road

Cheng

Law, Ean & Soon and

Advocates Chee,Solicitors

Barrister-at-

— 33, CLUBS

Beach Street;

Limchengean Teleph. 735; Cable Ad: Bukit Meetajam Receeation Club

Partners

Liraat-law,

Chengadvocate

Ean, b.a.,andll.b., barrister Penang Club

Trustees—D.A.

Khoo Soon Chee, m.a.,

solicitor

barrister-at- Watt and R. N.M.Holmes Brown, J. Crabb

law, advocate and solicitor President—D. A. M. Brown

Committee—H. E. Collins, Dr. G.

Chin Kooi & Co., Motor Accessories and S.Hughes,

Glass,R. A.D. Humes

Grumitt,andH.N. W.M,

Oil Dealers—20, Northam Hoad; Teleph. Kennedy

346 Hon. Secretary—N. M. Kennedy

Chinese Consulate {see Consulates) Asst. Secy, and Treas.—J. W. Oallan

Ching Eng & Co., General Import and Penang Ceicket Club

Export Merchants—67,

Teleph. 1061; Cable Ad: HiBeach thermosStreet; President—M. J. Thorpe

Vice-do.

Committee—D.—P. N.R.Knight

A. Hoblyn, W. J,

Chong Kee Co., General Importers, Com- K. Stark, H. Muriel, T. E. A.

mission Agents, Wine, Spirit, Provision Clark, T. !->. Anthony, G. R. Evans

Merchants

Street & Tobacconists—35a, Beach and J. A. McEvoy& Co.

Lira Joo Chong, proprietor Treasurers—Evatt

Chpng Hwa Co., General Importers of Secretary—E. James

Chinese and European Goods—12, Beach

Street Penang Golf Club

President—Hon.

Vice-President—T.Mr.W.P.DouglasJ. Allan

CHURCHES, MISSIONS, &c. Captain—R. D. Milligan

Chuech of England Hon. Secretary—J.Clark,

Committee—A. H. Fenwick

J. Moncur,

Colonial Chaplain—Rev. Keppel

Gamier, m.a. (Surrogate) R. C. Stiven, J. M. Scoular, and

Organist—R. E. G. Long C. R. Samuel

Treasurers—Evatt & Co.

Methodist Episcopal Mission

Rev. W. A. Schurr, district supt.

Miss W.

Rev. Rea, a.c.g.s., headmistress Penang Receeation Dr. ClubJ. E. Smith

Rev. H. F- A.Kuehn,

Schurr,mgr.,

a.c.s., principal

a.c.s., branch President—Hon.

Vice-do. —C. C. Stewart

schools

Miss Urech, principal (Winchell Hon. Secretary—R. E. Capel

Home) Hon. Treasurer—G.

Committee—G. W. B. Baptist A. de

Holloway,

Rev. W. S. Reinoehl (Wesley Church) Zilva, C. A. de Cruz, J. G. Reutens,

Rev. Lim Hong Ban

Rev. Jesudason, (Tamil (Chin. Church)

Church) W. H. Jambu and Dr. IL A. Phipps

Miss E. Walker, principal (a.c.g.s.,

b.m.) Penang

Bungah

Swimming Club—Tan jong

Mission Chapel—35, Farquhar Street President—M. J. B. Watt

A. Hardwidge and wife Vice-do.

Captain—K. —LCoombs

R. Tofield

Miss M. Lindsey Hon. Secretary—W. S. Hoseason

Roman Catholic Mission Committee—W. Penrice, J. R. Dan-

Rev. A. Devals (for Europeans and son,

and A.Dr.H.J.L.W.Wheeler,

Scharff R. D. H ume

Eurasians)

Rev. Souhait (for Tamils) Treas.—Evatt & Co., Chartered Bank

Rev. R. do Souza (for Chinese) Chambers

1344 PENANft

Penang Tukf Club

President—E. E. Chambers Denmark—F.M.S.

Vice-Consul—E.Railways

Koch Building

of the

■■ \). i’oon, Course—T.

Hogan.A.J. H.I). Miles, X Magill,

Kemp,J. Lee France—Cable Ad: Fransulat

Too- G. Consular Agent p.i.—J. de Lussyr

Hi own and J. J. Saunders c/o The Successors of Moine Comte

S.H.A. .Uepresentatives

. f Jennifers, J. 0. Brown and A. H. • E. E. & Co., Ld.

Miles ■ S. C. Viciou s Italy—51, Beach Street

Acting Consular Agent—H. Dove

-Kvatt‘,fc Co. Netherlands

TownCliairman

CLpp—Downing St.; Craik

Teleph. 324 Consul—J. N. Scheffer

-14. MeLeod Norway

Coipmittee—J.

Sharroek, R. Benpet,

H. Parry, G. D. A.F.Flet-

M. Vice-Consul—J. Dick

cher and Executive Engineer Portugal

Hon. Secretary—S. L. Potter Acting Vice-Consul - John G. Browrn

Treasurers—Evatt A Co.

Siam—F.M.S.R. Buildings; Teleph. 993;.

Coconut Products Oo.^-fm Beach Street Codes: A. B.7, PangkorRoad;

Residence: C. 5th and 6th Draftsedns.

on

Government Treasuries at Renong,

Colon 'A^ brsj ENs APvY—104, Prangiii Road Trang, Situal, Kopah, Surasdar Chum-

porn,

tani areSongkhla,

issued at Pataloong and Pat-

the Consulate

Consolidate!' Tin Smelters, Ltd. (In-: H.S.M.

Bhiraj,Vice-Consul—Luang

b.a., m.a. Lhasa

corporated in England)—Head Office

Princes House,

London, E.C 2 9' ) , Gresham Street, Sweden

Directors

Patino —(president),

H.E. SenhorRj Simon J. HoesI. Vice-Consul— C. B. Red way

(chairman), Sir Cecil Lindsay Budd, United States—5, Rangkor Road

sv.b.k., SirPatino,

Antenor F. George Penny,

ErnestVargas, m.p.,

V. Pearce, Consul—Thomas H. Robinson

A.i.M.M., R..Martinez John Vice- Consul—Li nton Crook

C. Budd

Secretary—F. and J. H. C. E- Howeson Crag Hotel (see Hotels)

Local Transfer C.Office—Chartered

Bell Bank Craik, D. McLeod, Chartered Architect—

Chambers; Cable Ad: Smelter

Local Registrar — Hon. Mr. P. M. Framboise 39, Bench Street; Teleph. 656; Cable Ad:

Robinson, m.i.e.e., a.m.i.mech.e. £). McLeod Craik, e.r.i.b.a.

Subsidiary Companies—

Eastern Smelting Co., Ld.

Williams Harvey & Co., Ld. Criterion Press, Ltd., Publishers and

Cornish Tin Smelting

Smelting Co., Co., lid.

Ld. Stationers—59, Beach Street

Penpoil Tin Cross ley, T. A., Consulting Engineer-

133, Kelawai Boad

CONSULATES Cycle & Carriage Co. (1926), Ltd., Cycle

Belgium and Motor Importers—Office: 12, Bishop

Consul —F. H. Grumitt . Sjtreet; Cable Ad: Cyclecarri; Teleph. 716

Assistant—A. Grumitt Danish Consulate (See Consulates)

China Dennys, A., Land, Estate, Shipping, In-

Consul—Hsieh Hsiang surance and Commission

Auctioneer Agent, Licensed

and Appraiser—22a, Beach

Chancellor—Yang Chee Heang

General Secretary—Choon Min Fatt Street; Tcleph. 308; Codes: A.B.C. 6th

Secretary—Yang

Do. —Loh Kim Chiew Slaw Heang and Bentley’s

Agency

Do. —Chiu Hsue Lun Pearl Assurance Co., Ld.

PENANG 1345

Diethelm & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in English Electric Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

Switzerland), Merchants anu Commis- inandEngland, Manufacturers of Electrical

AlliedOffice:

PlantQueen’s

and House,

Apparatus

sion

Teleph.Agents— 12-14-16,

317; Cable Church Street; Registered

Ad: Diethelmco Kings-—

P. Lienhard, manager way, London, W.C. 2.

Kerr Works, Preston; Ordnance Works,Works: Dick

Convehtry; Phoenix Works, Bradford,

M HI li 3: SiemensRugby. Works,HeadStafford; Willans

Dispensary (1929), Ltd., The, Chemists Works, 3,Cable

HaleAd:Street,

Office for Malaya:

Ipoh; Teleph. 305, Ipoh;

and Opticians—2,'Bishop

Ad: Chemoptist ^treet: Cable Enelectico, Ipoh

F. J. Smith, m.p.S., manager S. F. Column, acting manager

Ddrege & Thomas, Ltd. (Incorporated Street Pharmacy, Chemists—52, Beach

English

in the Straits Settlements), Merchants

and Engineers—Offices:

Cable Ad: Duregeeo 8, Beach Street; Evatt & Co., Accountants and Auditors—

F. N. Ch. Durege, managing director Chartered Bank Chambers; Teleph. 492;.

Cable Ad: Evatt; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

edn.,

Union Broomhall’s

and Bentley’s(Rubber),

CompleteWestern

& 2nd

East Asiatic Co.,M.Ltd.,

Merchants—F. Shipowners

S. Railways ami Phrase

Building;

Telephs. 1301 (Office) and 871 (Godown); C.E. V.Y. Bailey, a.c.a.,

C. Thomson, partner

f.s.a.a., partner

Cable

Impr., Ad: Eastasia;

6th Acme, Codes:& A.B.C.

Bentley’s Boe 5th J. A. Clarke, a.c.a., partner

E. Koch, manager V. I.C.Noble,

Nolan,c.a.,

A.C.A. (Aust.), partner

W.Olsen,

Gjodesen, Y. Hansen and Johs

assistants L. M. Norris, a.s.a.a.,assistant

do.

G, S. Anderson, c.a., do.

Eastern Extension, Australasia and Federal

China Telegraph Co., Ltd.—(^ee under sellers, Wholesale Rubber Stamp Co., Book-

Telegraph). and Retail Stationers—

6,Vulcanite;

Beach Street; Codes:Teleph.

A.B.C. 598; Cableedns.

5th &6th Ad:

Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd. (Incorporated Foo Wha Cheng, senior partner

in England)—Registered Office: Princes Tan Chin Hean,

Tan Chin Thye, manager general manager

House, 95, Gresham Street, London, Lim Kung Leong, assistant

E.C. 2. Head

Smelting Works:Office in the

Penang. East and

Branches and

Agencies at Singapore, S.S., Kuala Lum- “Film News,” The, Publishers, Advertis-

pur,

Busing,Ipoh, Taiping, Gopeng,

Siam.Kampar,

Cable ing and Commission

Ad:

F.M.S.,

Smelter;

and Puket,

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., kor Road (formerly 35,Agents—l,.Pang-

Beach Street)

Western Union and Bentley’s Fire Insurance Association of Malaya

London Directors

(chairman), — S.L. C.Budd,

Sir Cecil Ambrose

k.b.e., • (SYe Associations)

Sir F. George Penny, m.p., Wm. Fraser & Neaye, Ltd., Aerated Water

Clark, Sir Arthur

F. C. Bell Adams, k.b.e., and Manufacturers —190, Arygll Road;

(secretary)

Dir.Hon.

& General

Mr. P. Manager East— Teleph.

in the m.i.e.e,

M. Robinson, Singapore. 107;Cable Ad: Atlas.

Branches: KualaHeadLumpur,

Office:

a.m.i.mech.e. (Chartered Bank gon, Penang, Ipoh, Malacca, Seremban,

Bangkok, Medan (Deli), Tandjong Sai-

Chambers, Penang) Balei and Sourabaya. Depots: Johore,

Eastern & Oriental Hotel (See Hotels) Klang and Tebing Tinggi

French Consulate (see Consulates)

Edmonds, W. J., (Successor to Cash

Chemists,

Drugs and all Pharmaceutical Supplies Stationers,Printing

Ltd.), Importer of Chemicals, Ganesh Works, Printers,.

—52 and 54, Beach Street; Teleph. 454: stamp Makers Book-binders, and Rubber-

Cable Ad: Edmonds, Chemist Teleph. 926; Cable Ad: Penang

— 99, Ganesh Street;

43

1346 PENANG

Gexeral Accident, Fire and Life Assor- Handel Maatschappij Guentzel &

‘ ance Corporation,

Ca-ldbeck, Ltd. Co.',Ld., agents Schumacher, Ltd., Importers and Ex-

Macgregor& pdrters and Steamship Agents—9, China

Street Ghaut

General Produce Agency, Ltd., Rubber Hanna, Dr. J. G., Dentist—Railway Buil-

Brokers and Commission Agents—33c

and 33d, Beach St.; Telephs.'565 and '474 dings; Teleph. 974

J.R. G.Fraser

Hanna, d,B.s. l.d.s.

Skinner,

General Rubber Co. (Incorporated in

TLS.A.) — Chartered Bank Chauibers, Harrisons, Barker

Beach Street

A. D. M. Poison, Manager (sighs per pro) Mine Office:

Agents and Merchants (Head

Singapore)—British

General College of the Mission 23, Beach Street; Teleph. 599;India House,

Cable Ad:

Etrangeres (see Schools) Barkers;

5th and Codes:

6th Western

edns., Union,

BroomhalPs A.B.O.

(Rubber

edn.), Bentley’s and Private

George Town Dispensary, Ltd., The, H. B. Egmont Hake, dir. (K. Lumpur)

British Chemists and Druggists, Opti- W.

H. O.E. Peake,

Wallis, director (Kuala Lumpur)

do. (London)

cians, etc.—39, Beach Street G.A.D.E.A.M.Fletcher, manager

Herbert J. Lewis, f.s.m.c., D,B.o.A.

F. J. Smith, m.p.s., assistant rmgr. Mitchell

F. Spilman, signs per pro.

Georgetown Motor Garage, Ltd. — 1, J.MissBrown,

B. M.a.l.a.a.,

Orr do.

China Street; Telephs. 694 and 1285

Georgetown Traders, The, Importers, Hen Choon Long, Chemists^—37; Chulia

Street

Exporters

China and Commission

StreetAd:andHokimiteik Agents—1,

Beach Street; Teleph. Hertz, Dr. C. Henry, Consulting Dental

1285; Cable

Georgetown

Lim Eng Hooi, Motor Garage, Ld., proprs. Surgeon—17

manager 555; Cable Ad: Hertz

B, Northam Road; Teleph.

Gossip Hewett Art Furniture Co., Ltd.,

Teleph.& Eland,

342 Drs.—54, Beach Street; edCabinet Offices:Works

1, EastandJelutong;

Saw Mill—Register-

Teleph. 1387;

James Gossip, m.d. (Edin.)

A. J. C. Eland, m.r.c.s., l r.c.p. (Lond.) Cable 6th edns. Ad:andHewet; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and

Bentley’s

Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., HinHong Giap Co., Rubber Exporters—Ho

Bank Building, 86, Beach Street

Ltd.,

Sime,The—21,

Darby Beach

& Co., Street

Ld., financial agts. Ho Hong Bank (see Banks)

J. H. Baring Gould, dist. manager

Guthrie & Co., Ltd.—35 and Cable

36, Weld Hongkong & Shanghai Bank (see Banks)

Quay; Telephs. 357 and 734; Ad: Hogan & Ivens, Advocates and Solicitors

Guthrie. Registered Office: Battery

Road, S’pore. Branch Offices: Kuala —2a, Logan’s Buildings, Beach Street;

Lumpur, Ipoh, Medan (Sumatra) and Teleph. 316, Cable Ad. Advocate; Codes:

Malacca. London Office; 5, Whittington A.B.C. 4th and 5th edns. and Bentley’s

Avenue, Leadenhall

H.J.W.B.Esson, Street,.E-y.

manager 3

Pickering

J. A. Bines HOTELS

C. H. Rogers Crag Hotel—Teleph: 29 (Penang Hill)

Habrakol Syndicate, Ltd. (Incorporated Eastern and Oriental Hotel — 10,

in the Straits Settlements), Manufac- Farquhar

Sarkies; Codes: Street; Teleph.

A.B. C. 322;

v Cable Ad:

4th and 15th

turers

for of Habrakol Patent Insulation

Patent edns., Bentley’smgr. and Western Union

Box Electric

Comp< und,Cables,

etc. —8,1labvakol

Beach Street; J. Jennings,

H. Klass, chef de cuisine

Cable Ad: Habrakol

Durege & Thomas, Ld., mang. agents Branches: Baffles Hotel; Singapore

PENANG 1347

International Hotel — 208-210, Dato Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Ltd , William

Kramat Road

Lim Song Slew, managing proprietor (Incorporated(Incorporating inR. T.StraitsReid Settlements)

& Co., Ltd.,

Penang and ipoh), Engineers and Gen-

Nanking Hotel — 43, North Beach, eral 351; Cable Ad: Expanded. HeadTeleph.

Merchants —8, Beach Street; Office:

Keiawie Road

Ocean Building, Prince Street, Singa-

Nippon Hotel—22, Leith Street; Teleph. and pore. Branches at Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh

480; Cable Ad. Nipponkan Port Bentley’s,

5th edin., Swettenhami AcmeCodes: AB.C.

and Private

U. Ichise, manager London Agents—William Jacks & Co.,

Rttnnymede Hotel, Ltd. — Penang, W inchester House,

2 Old Broad Street,

Teleph. 543 Cable Ad: Runnymede

Directors—J. D.Kemp, A.R. Thornton, H.London

El phick,E.C.

managing director (S’pore.)

Frank Duxbury and J. McNeill R. N. Holmes, asst. do.

J. P. Souter R.C.P.Stewart,

M. c. a., secretary(Singapore)

Selfe, manager (signs per pro.)

Wm. Harold Perry, manager T. A. Sercombe, assistant

Huttenbach, Lazarus & Sons, Ltd., H. F. Clements, engineering assist.

Merchants,

—21, Engineers

Beach Street; CableandAd:Contractors

Habiture Johnson & Phillips, Ltd., London (In-

Directors—A.

H. S. Russell andSellar,

M. H. DoveJ. M. Sime, corporated

Engineers—Cable in England),

Ad: Simit;Electrical

Codes:

L. R. Tofield, secy, (signs per pro.) Bentley’s and Hamilton

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., sole

J. Hilton, resident representative agents

ImportH. O.Department

Baker, manager

Engineering Department Kennedy & Co., Exchange and Share

F.L. M. Brokers—4, Beach Street (opposite Char-

M. Sharrock,

Evans, (signs do. per pro.) tered Bank); Cable Ad: Kennedy; Codes:

A.B.C. 5th Western

and 6thUnion edns.,& Bentley’s

Lieber’s,

E. Shelly, assistant Broomhall’s,

Resident Engineers—

Alor Star—H. K. Robinson F. N. Syer, partner

SungeiAnson—Glynn

Patani—J. J. P.Jones Davies J. F. Arthur, do.

Teluk A. J. L. Donaldson, do.

Tobacco Department Sub- Agencies Motor

L. H. Best National

Insurance Employers’

Association, Mutual

Ld. General

J. P. Woodford Marine, Fire, Burglary, etc.

Ibrahim, P. Mohamed, Landing, Shipping North British and Mercantile Insur-

and Forwarding Agent, Dubash and ance Co., Ld.

Stevedore—69, Ah Quee Street Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd. (In-

Imperial Chemicaland Industries corporated inAgents

the Straits Settlements),

Ltd., Importers Exporters(Malaya),

of Che- Managing and Secretaries

Agricultural, Mining and Industrial

for

micals, Fertilisers,

facturers’Teleph.

Raw 405; Dyestuffs

Materials and Manu- Companies; and Insurance Agents—

Quay; Cable —Ad:48,Impke-

Weld Georgetown Chambers, 39, Beach Street,

Penang; Teleph. 444; Cable Ad:

mix. Head Office: 144, Robinson Road, Kenburk; Codes: Broomhall’s (Rubber

Singapore

J. B. Wood, manager edn.) Bentley’s, Birchwood’s and Private

Directors—A. W. Burkill (Shanghai),

Inn

(Shanghai), M. (London), C. R. Burkill

K. Whitlock (Lon-

Stationers—5 & 7,

Id, Penang Street (Works); Union Street and don), F. N. Syer and L. H. Holds-

worth

International Hotel (see Hotels) C. B. Redway, managing director

G.J.Temple Meller, a.c.a.,

K. J. secretary

Italian Consulate (see Consulates) H. R.C. Hirzel

Pinching,| technical Cassy

adviser

Islay Kerr

—23, Beach Street Buildings;

J. Diek, manager lay; Code: Teleph.

Bentleyls429; Cable Ad: Keong-

43*

1348 PENANG

Kerr A Co.* Ltd,, IslaySteamship

(Incorporated Langkawi Marble, Ltd. (Incorporated

Straits Settlements), Agentsin in S.S.) Marble Quarry Owners and Mer-

—British India House, 23, Beach Street; chants—Registered Office: K), Malacca

Street, Singapore. Quarries: Pulau

Telephs. 505

. (General) andand 521; Cable

Peninsular (P. «fAd:

c O. S.Bison

N.); Dayang Bunting, Langkawi Islands and

Code: Bentley’s

J. Dick, manager F.M.S.; Cable

lishments); Ad: Permata

Codes:&Bentley’s (AllPrivate

Estab-

G. C. Watson George Brown Co., Ld.and (P.O. Box

L.A. E.H. Thowless

Wemyss 250), managing agents.

R. Addison Lean &rCo., Exchange, Share and General

Brokers—6a Beach Street

Khie Heng Bee & Co., Rice Millers— M. J. B. Watt, partner

Head Office and D. Re vie, do.

Road; Teleph. 651;Mills: 294, Chiehengbe

Cable Ad: Brick Kiln S. Li Potter do.

E. E, Scully, bookkeeper

Partners—LiinChengTeik,

Law, Lim Hooi Hong, HoLira ChinCheng

Keat

Lee San «fc Co., K., General Merchants

KimCheang.),

Keng Leotjg k, Co. (Chop Gim and Manufacturers’ Agents—81, Beach

Street; Teleph.

and

Ironmongers,

SanitaryOil: Earthenware

Hardware

Importers, Codes: A.BG. 765; 4th Cable

and Ad:5th Leesan;

edns.,

Kerosene Merchants and Com- Western Union and Bentley’s

mission Agents—127, Beach Street Khoo Soo Jin,

Khoo Soo Ghee, do.partner

Lee

LimLimOon

Boon Saik, mang. proprietor Distributors for

BoonSuan,Earn,manager

Lee Chin Boo, Koh “Dunlop”

sories andTyres, “Dunlop"

“Dunlop” Bicycles Acces-

Choo Hean and Tan Guan Tong,

assistants Agents for

Roosevelt Motor Cars, Whiz Polish,

Kim Leong & Co., Machinery General Johnson’s

Batteries Auto Lak, and Oldham

Importers—179, Campbell Street Importers of

Motor Cart, Motor Cycles, Bicycles,

KimPetroleutn

Seng Kongsi, Agents Beach

for theStreet

Asiatic Motor

Lubricating Car Oils,

Spares,Greases,

Accessories,

Motor

Co.,: Ld,—127, Tyres and Bicycle Tyres

Kong & Co., Managing Agents and Dealers in

Secretaries for Estatesand andCommission

Industrial Motor CJrs, Trucks, Motor Cycles and

Bicycles

Companies, Merchants

.Agents—3,

and 499 Union Street; Telephs. 264 Leqng Fee & Co., Ltd., Rubber Brokers^

Tin and Rubber Merchants—8, Church

Kong CRee Cheong &, Co., Flour Mer- Street; Telephs.

Leongfee; Codes:622Bentley’s

and 442,andCable Ad:

Private

chants—474-480,

Ad: Flourman Beach Street; Cable Directors—Leong Eng Khean, Leong

Yin Khean, Yeo Boon Wan and Yeo

Koninkxyke Paketvaart Maatschappy Wee Yang, managing director

(Royal Packet Navigation Co.)—31, Manufacturers of

Beach Street; Cable Ad: Paketvaart Motor

Plates,CarAluminium

Bumpers, Aluminium Step

Number Plates,

R.G.F. J.J. J.S. devonJongh,

Magi us, agent

assistant agent Aluminium Ornaments, Battery

A gents for Acid, and Distilled Water

Nederland and “Rotterdam Lloyd” Proprietors of

Royal Mail Lines Malaya Battery Charging Station

Holland-East Asia Line (outward) Liddelow, C. C. W., Mining Engineer—

Straits-Java-Australia

Straits-China Line Line P.O. Box 269 Codes:

Penang;McNeilR

Cable 1Ad: Lid-

Java-Bengal Line delow Penang; b08edn

Java-Pacific Line and BroomhalTs (Rubber edn.)

PEN4NG ,13.49

LimOwner—Office:

Cheng Teik, 170, Planter, Mill and Land

Beach Street and kers—35a, Beach Street; Telephs Bro-

Lymn & Co., Ltd., Stock and Share

House: 52, Larut Boad; Teleph. 591 547

and

6th 781;6dn.,CableBroomhall's

Ad: Swift; Codes: A.B.C.

Combination,

Lim Electric Co., Electrical Importers Bentley’s; Lim EngandChoon,Private

managing director

and Exporters, Suppliers

sion Agents—29, and Commis-

Merican Road; Teleph. G.Chuah

Krishnasami, director

1449; Cable Ad: Limelectric; Code: A.B.C. Kim Kung, secretary

5th edn.

Limson & Co., Ltd., C., Printers, Station- Merchants—F.M.S. RailwayandBuilding;

Lyon (fe Co., General Import Export

ers and General Merchants—6, Church Teleph. 1190; P.O. Box 301; Cable Ad:

Street: Teleph. 1267; Cable Ad: Printers Lyon; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th' edns.,

Lee Hock Lim, managing director Bentley’s and Rudolf Moose

C. K. Boon, manager Lye Thye Cheong, manager

Little & Co., Ltd., John (Incorporated in

England), Wine, Spirit and Provision

Merchants, Tobacconists; Complete RoadTheatre (Hew), Ltd.—130, Penang

Lyric

Ladies’ Furnishers,

House Drapers, Outfitters,

and Gentlemen’s Milliners, |

Stationers and Booksellers, Jewellers M.(seeE. Schools) Anglo-Chinese Girls' School

and Silversmiths,

Medicines Dealers Sports

and Perfumery, in Patent

Out-

fitters, Crockery, Hardware and Estate Magill, G. N., Contractor and Commis-

Suppliers,

Importers, MotorDealersCycle Engineers

in Electrical and sion Agent—24, Beach Street; Teleph.

Goods—

Bishop Street; Cable Ad: Littles; Codes: 86; Cable Ad: Magill; Codes: Brobmhall’s

A.B.C. London:

Office, 5th edn.10,and Bentley’s.

Pancras Lane, Head4. Imperial and Bentley’s

E.C.

Head Office and Store 1in the East: Malay Peninsula Agricultural As-

Raffles

Stores inSquare,

KualaSingapore.

Lumpur Also Branch sociation (see Associations)

A. E. Bond, managing director

A.F. A.L. Stevens,

Harrison,acct..

manager

& office manager Malaya Co., Ltd., Stock and Share Bro-

H. C. Enderby I J. Long kers and Commission Agents—55, Beach

H. J. Thomas | Street;Telephs. 1180-1 :CableAd:Ayalam;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Broomhall’s,

Bentley’s and Private

Lock & Co., General Store-keepers—24, ! Lim Huek See, managing director

Beach Street and 1, Church Street i Lim Lim Chin

Chin Ooh,

Guah, director

do.

Logan, Ross & Samuel, Advocates and

Solicitors— 5, Onion Street; Teleph. 497; Malayan American Plantations, Ltd.

Code:

B. E.A.B.C.Ross, 5th edn.

partner (Incorporated hi F.M.S.)— Registered

t C.Tan R. Samuel, do. Office: Laidlaw Bldgs; Teleph.733; Cable

Ah Tan, assistant Ad: Malamplan. Kuala Lumpur, Selan-

gor Administration: Chartered Bank

Long, C. H. & K. Co., General Merchants, j Chambers J. W. Bicknell, president

Importers, Exporters, Insurance and M. D. Knapp, general manager

Manufacturers^

Street, and 29, China Agents—36,

Street; P.O. Bishop

Box 85 J. S. Dawbarn, office manager

Long Kee & Co., Importers of Sugar, Malayan Industries, Ltd.—34, Beach

Safety Matches and General Merchan- Street; Tel. Ad: Malatris

dise—197, Beach Street

Look Brothers, General Merchants and Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.,

Commission Agents—215. Penang Road; (Incorporated in the Straits Settle-

Cable

edn. andAd:Bentley’s Codes: A.B.C. 5th ments),

Lookers;phrases Cigarette and Tobacco Impor-

ters—48, Church Street; Teleph. 1475;

C. L. Seong, manager Cable Ad: Tobacco

1350 PENANG

Mansfield & Co., Ltd.—Chartered Bank McAuliffe, Davis & Hope,

Accountants—Chartered BankChartered

Building;

Chambers, Beach Street

Directors in Singapore—H. E. Somer. Teleph 377; Cable Ad: McAuliffe; Codes:

Bentley’s, Broomhall’s (Rubber edn.) and

ville, C. E. Wurtzburg,

Thornley Jones and F. S. Gibson A. E. A.B.C. 5th McAuliffe,

edn.

Penang Staff Sir H.T. f.c.a.,

W. Penrice, manager

G.M. S.Reid

Miller, assist,I manager F. H. Grumitt, A.C.A., partner (L’don.)

do. (Penang)

N. P. Walshe A. Dobson, a.s.a.a., do. (S’apore.)

T. Mason W. R. Dobbs Assistants (sign a.c.a.

H. E. Collins, the firm)—

(Penang)

A.M. D.M. Pearson | R. J. Isherwood

Millar (Bhuket) H. E. Farley, a.s.a.a. (Batavia)

T.A. C.Risoe,

Shafto, accountant A. Grumitt, a.c.a. (Penang)

supt. engineer C. Grumitt, a.c.a. (Medan)

Capt. T. Sutherland, marine supt. J. H. Reid, a.s.a.a. (Penang)

W. W. Speid, A.e.A. (Kuala Lumpur)

Sungei

R. E. Nyok Ward,Dockyard

manager A. G. H. Reason, a.s.a.a. (Ipoh)

W. G. Price, assist, manager Assistants—

C. O. Mathieu | J. A. Lalng C. R.E. S.Firkins, A. a.c.a.,

Hodkinson, a.c.a.,

Agents and General Managers for

The Ocean Steam Ship Co., Ld. a.s.a.a.,Jennings,

and F. Harrison, P. L.a.c.a.

Scott,

The China Mutual Steam Nav. Co.,Ld. McDougall, F. J., Tailor and Outfitter-

China Navigation Co., Ld. Light Street. Head Office: Klang,

Straits Steamship Co., Ld. F.M.S.

H. Burnard, manager

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.

Guthrie & Co., Ld., general agents McGregor, Mrs. M. I., Certificated

Pianiste Trinity College of Music,

Marine Insurance Association (see London—234, McAllisterteacher

Mrs. M. I. McGregor, Road

Associations)

Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.,

MASONIC—Freemasons’ Hall, Northam (Incorporated

Cigarette andinTobacco the StraitsImporters—48,

Settlements),

Road Church Street; Teleph. 1475; Cable Ad:

Tobacco

J. D. Hawley, W. F. Robertson, N.

Gottlieb Mark Lodge, No. 382 E.C. Thom

Lodge Royal Prince of Wales, No. 1555 Mendis & Ahlip, Advocates and Solicitors

E.C. —14 and 16, Ah Quee Buildings, Beach.

Street; Teleph. 5th369;andCable6thAd:edns.

Codes: A.B.C. Mendis;

and

Lodge Scotia, No. 1003 S. C. Bentley’s

Scotia Royal Arch Chapter, No. 408 Victor

advocate J. and

Mendis, barrister-at-law,

solicitor, S.S., partner

S.C. B. C. Ahlip, barrister-at-law, advocate

and solicitor, S.S., partner

Victoria Jubilee Royal Arch Chapter,

No. 1555 E.C. Mercantile Press, Printers, Booksellers

and Stationers

McAlister k, Co., Ltd. (Established 1857. Mercantile Bank of India {see Banks)

Incorporated

Beach Street; and 1903),at Singapore,

Merchants —19,

Ipoh

Kualfi Lumpur and London. Registered Methodist Churches)

Episcopal Mission (See

Office:

Singapore Gresham House, Battery Road,

W. Juniper, manager Mission Chapel {see Churches)

J.G. H.W.Wood

Holloway, bookkeeper Mohamed & Co., Ali Sahib, General Mer-

chants—31, Chulia Street

PENANG 1351

Mohamed, Rawther A., Junk, Tongkang Engineer’s Municipal

Department, Municipal

Engineer—M.

and Sampan Owner, Contractor, Coolie

Supplier, Landing and Transhipping M.I.M. & CY.E., F.I.S.E. J. Thorpe,

Agent—Office: Deputy Municipal

ajyli.c.e.Engineer—W. F.

404. Branch: 91,3a,Penang

Union St.;

Street; Teleph.

Teleph. 502 Fletcher,

Assist.

A. Mohd. Rawther, proprietor

Yeoh Eng Soon, manager A.M.i.c.E.,Engineers—J. W. &Clark,

G. R.Evans, a.m.i.m. qy.e.

and H. G. Moulding

Moine Comte & Co., Ltd. (The Successors Office Assist.—J. Cairns

Mechanical Engineer—J. M. C. Sharp,

of)

1192;— 9,Cable

China

Ad:Street

Moine.Ghaut;Head Teleph.

Office: A.

.Singapore Assist.

PentneyMechanical Engineer—O. G.

J. de Lussy, manager Building Surveyor—D. x\. Coupar

Fire Brigade

Supt. — L.

2nd Officer—A. E. Coleman,

J. Brown,m.i.fire,e.

a.i.p.t.

MUNICIPALITY

Commissioners—G.

sident), Dr. J. E. W.Smith,Bryant Khoo (pre-

Sian Health Officer’s Dept.

Ewe, Yeoh Cheang Ann, Hon. Mr. H. Health Officer—Dr. G. S. Glass, b.a.,

H. Abdool Cader, Dr. Ong Huck Chye, m.b.,, b.p.h., d.t.m. & H.

Lim Eow Thoon, H. Dove, C. R. Deputy Health Officer

Brodie, m.b., ch.b., d.p.h. — Dr. W. H.

Samuel, W. D. Horne, S. Alsagoff Chief Sanitary Inspector—J.S.Reutens

and L. E. Slowe Municipal Nurse—Miss H. Flint,

S.R.N., C.M.B., A.R.SAN.I.

Secretariat Municpal Nurse—Miss F. M. Sloan

Secretary, Treasufer & Assessor—T. S.R.N., C.M.B.

W. Douglas Penang Hill Government Railway

Assistant

A.C.A. Secretary—J. E. A. Clark, Engineer & Manager—Thomas Rogers,

Assist. Acct.-—S. V. Adams M.I.E.E., A.I.STRUCT.E., A.I.MECH.E.

Financial Assist.—J. Cairns

IElectric Supply Department Registration of Births and Deaths

Electrical Engineer—Tliomas Rogers, Registrar—Municipal Health Officer

M.I.E.E., A.M.I.MECH.E., A.I.STRUCT.E. Depy.

Do.Reg.—Deputy

—Dr. Khoo Tiang do. Phean,

Deputy Electrical Engineer — J. R. m.b.b.s. (Hongkong.)

Danson, a.m.i.e.e.

Chief Assist. Electrical Engineer—A. YEHICLES ReGISTRATi6n DEPT.

S. Gosling, a.m.i.e.e. Registrar—J. A: McEvoy

Financial Assist.—J.

Distribution EngineerCairns

— S. Mortimer, Chief Inspector—F. W. Stewart

A.M.I.E.E.

Assistant Distribution Engrs.—F. H. Veterinary Dept., Municipal

Gibson, a.m.i.e.e., J. H. Dodd, a.m. Supt. & Veter’y. Surg.—A. G. McCrea

i.e.e. and J. M. Mankin Assist. do. —M. Velu Pillai

Station Supt.—R. C. MacMillan Assist. Su pt. Abattoirs—G. Thomas

Shift

Day, Engineers

W.B. — J. Buntin, A. C. Water Department

HuttonHendry, R. Thomson and

R. J.Room Water Engineer—A* P- 1L Holmes,

M.C., B.SC.,

Show

Lady Demonstr.— Miss D. Mitchell Assist. WaterA.MEngineer—A.

I.C.E. T. Dougal,

B.

^Electrical Tramways Dept.

Engineer

M.I.E.E., &A.I.STRUCT.E.,

Manager—Thomas Rogers, Nagata Bros., T., Dentists—4, Bishop

A.I.MECH.E,

Deputy Street;Leith

CableStreet

Ad: Nagata. Branch Office:

Danson,Engineer

a.m.i.e.e.and Manager—J. R. —52, T. Nagata, l.d. | Takeo Nagata, l.d.

Assist. Engr.—K. Coombs, a.m.i.k.k.

WorkshopAssist.—J.

.Financial Supt.—W.CairnsR. Wells

1382 PENANG

Nanyakg

Armenian StreetTimes, Ltd., Publishers—18, Penang Premier Press, Ltd., General

Printers,

Copper PlateStationers, Bookbinders,

Printers, Die-Stampers,

Engravers and

Beach Street; Tele pit.Manu-

Rubber-Stamp

Nestle A Anglo-Swiss

Co. (London), Condensed Condensed Milk facturers—34,

and Sterilised Cable Ad: Premier Press

642;

Milk, Milk Products, Chocolate and Mrs. Khoo Saik Inn, sole prophetess

Cocoa, Infants’ Foods—39, Weld Quay;

Cable

P. H.Ad:Birt,Nestanglo

manager Penang Sales Brokers,

Room (Established 1892),

C. L. Boumphrey, assistant Auctioneers, Valuers, House

and Land Agents, Import Merchants,

Rubber Sale, held weekly—38, Beach St.

Netherlands Trading Society (sec

Banks) Penang Chamber of Commerce {sec

Associations)

Netherlands & Norwegian Consu-

lates {see Cionsulates) Penang Choral and Dramatic Society

(sec- Associations)

New Dispensary, Chemists, Druggists Penang Library {see Associations)

and Opticians—47, Leith Street

Penang Recreation Ceub, {see Clubs}

New

170,IoeBeachWorksStreetCo., Ice Manufacturers— Penang Free School {see Schools)

Ong Huck Chye, Dr.—The Universal Pilot Association and Board {see As-

Pharmacy,

768. 118, Acheen

Besidence: Street; Teleph.

228, Macalister Road; sociations)

Night Teleph. 857 Phillips,

Oversea Brokers,Bishop Ltd.Street;

(Incorporated 4, F.M.S.Alfred RailwayJ., Buildings;

Mining Engineer—

Telephs.

in the S.S.)—18, Telephs. Ad: 1319 Phillipton;

(Office) andCodes:

1308 (Residence);

Broomhall's Cable

Min-

1211-2; Cable Ad: Seaover; Codes: A.B.C. ing and Bentley’s

6th edn.,

and Private Broomhall’s Imperial, Bentley’s

Directors—Tan Lo Eng., Tan Swee Pillay, C. Yahambaram, Banker,Kajang-

Land

Teong,

Pheng and Tan Tan

SweeSweeNgee,Chin Swee Proprietor,

Tan(mana- Merchant, etc.—10,

Road; Cable Ad: Yahambaram; Code:

ging director) A.B.C. 5th edn.

Oversea Chinese Bank (sec Banks) Pinang

1833), Gazette Press,and

Daily, Weekly Ltd.Sunday

(Established

News-

papers—lA, Penang Street

Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd. (Incor- Directors—R.

and F. N. P. Phillips, L. F. Slowe

Syer

porated in England), Merchants—9, Weld D. A. M. Brown managing director

Quay; Teleph.

London 568; CableSimons

Office: Paterson, Ad: Paterson.

k Co., W. B. Paterson, acting editor

Ltd., London House, Crutched Friars, Portuguese Consulate (see Consulates)

E.C.

Port and at Singapore,

Swettenham Kuala Lumpur,

and Ipoli

Wro. H. Shelford,

andP.chairman managing

(London) director Presgkaye & Matthews, Advocates, Soli-

Wm. W. Ker, mang. dir. (London) citors and Notaries Public- 9, Beach

A. P. Cameron, director do." Street;

Bentley’s,Cable Ad: Presgrave;

and A.B.C. 5th edn. Codes:

E.F. W. Paterson do. do. P. Simpson, partner

W.H. M.

Temperley,

Edwardsdirector E. A. de Buriatte, do.

J. B. M. Wilson, do.

A.C. H.

S, Ramsay (Singapore.) F.A. G.J. Pooley,

I. Kent | G. I. Begley Drake, assistant

do.

PENANG 1353

Pkitchakd & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Runnymede Hotel (see. Hotels)

S:S.),

Merchants,Wine,Tobacconists,

Spirit andLadies’

Provision

and San Hai Bros., Rubber Dealers--Office:

Gentlemen’s Outfitters, Milliners, 34, Beach Street; Teleph. 867: Cable Ad:

Tailors, Furniture Manufacturers, Sunhai

Jewellers, Stationers Book-sellers, Choong

Choong Eng Eng Hye,

Kim, partner

do.

Athletic

Gentlemen’sDealers and Ladies’Union

Hairdressing—9, and

Street; Telephs. 335-6 and 420 with Sandilands,

sub-connections; Cable Ad: Peancd; 29, Beach Street; Telephs. Buttery & Co., Merchants—

Codes: A.B.C. 5thSungei

edn. andPatan

Bentleys, Codes: Bentley’s, 352 and 644;

BroomhalTs/Birehwood

Branches:

Butterworth Ipoh,, i and and Universal

J. P. Souter, managing director A. F. Goodrich, partner (London) .

II. W. Cross, secretary G.R.K.Mugliston, do. . do-

ll.

J. R.C. Bennett,

Street, do,

do. (Penang)do.

Assistants—

G.P. Puttock E..1. P.McL. Gibson signs pea pro.

A. J. Everitt L.S. H. B. Whaley

G. Longley W. Beazley.

Godwyn

(Ipoh) ,C.M. Woolston

J. Parkin

R. D. Wilson SCHOOLS

(Sg-Patani) T.MissH. Hawker

Dutton Anglo-Chinese School, Methodist Epi-

H. W. Sanders

(Ipoh) 1 .Miss Petiot scopal Mission—74, Maxwell Road

Principal—Rev.

Assistants—W. E.W.Macdonald,

A. Schurr m.a.,

Quah Bknc Kee, Import and Export H. F. Kuehn and I. S. Motz

Merchant andTeleph.

Commission

658 Agent—15, Headmistress,

China Street; Chulia Street Primary

| Mrs. School,

W. E.

McDonald

Rasikeal Vadilax, Import and Export Out-station Schools - Dato Kramat,

Merchant—97, King Street; Teleph. Bukit Mertajain and Nibong Tibal

452; Cable Ad: Mirthful Rev, G. Pykett

Vadilal Purshbtumdas, sole proprietor Anglo-Chinese School (Methodist Epis-

Recreation Clubs (see.under Clubs), copal Mission)—Dato Kramat Road

Manager and Correspondent- - Rev.

Robb & Nilsson, Civil Engineers and G. F. Pykett

Headmaster and Tamil Pastor— Rev.

Contractors, Reinforced Concrete speci- V. Samuel

alists — F. M. S. Railway

Teleph. 1318; Cable Ad: Nilrob Building;

L. T. A. Robb, partner General

Etranoeres- College

PuloofTikusThe Missions

F. L. Nilsson, c.e., b.sc., partner Superior—Very Rev- M. Rouhan

Robinson Piano Co.; Ltd. (Incorporated Directors Revs. H. Michel, G. Den-

in Hongkong), Piano and Organ Manu- arie, H. Monjean, P. Piffaut, P.

facturers, Repairers, Tuners, Music Destombes and J. Deyrat

and

StreetMusical-Instrument Sellers—Beach M.E. 154, AngRo-Chinese

Anson Road Girls’ School—

Headmistress—Miss. C. Lois Rea

Roman Catholic Mission (Ner Churches) Primary Supervisor—Miss Mabel Harb

Supt.Urech(Winched Home)—Miss Lydia

Roneo, Ltd., Office Equipment Specialists.

—19, Beach Street Penang

J. R. E. Pawson, manager Teleph. Free 1292 School — Green Lane;

Ross, M. D., Landed Proprietor, Planter Head Master—M. R. Holgate, m.a.

and (N.z.)

Teleph.Merchant — 55,Ad:Nanning

853; Cable Builders:Street;

Code: Assistants—.J.

J. Moncur, C.B.Forster,

Hall, A.J. N.

L. Stuart,

Davies,

A.B.C, 5th edn. Koay Kye Teong, Rev. Colin King,

Rubber Exchange' (see Associations) C. P. Purcell, Ng Cheong Wong

and 19 local masters

1354 PENANG

St. George’s Girls’ School Singapore

Penang Road; Cold Teleph.

Storage602;Co., Cable

Ltd.—30,

Ad:

Miss

Miss Richardson

Pacfitt I Miss Wilkinson' Singapore Storage. Head Office: Borneo Wharf,

Miss Thorn | Miss Turnbull A.H. Law, managershop manager

St.Tikus

Xavier’s Branch School—Pulau W. Cornell,

C. E. D. Colquhoun, assistant

Visitor—Rev. Bro. James, o.b.e.

Do. —Rev. Bro.Bro.

Supervisor—Rev. PaulAlphonse and ■Singer Sewing Machine Co!—11, Far-

9 teachers ’ quhar St. Branches throughout F.M.S.

andA. the

Nunn,wholesupervising

world agent

St.Brothers;

Xavier’sTeleph.

Institution—Cable Ad: Lim Keoug Leang, district manager

Visitor—Rev. Bro.410James, o.b.e. UngTohChye SeangThuan,

Yeang,manager

bookkeeper

Director—Rev. Bro. Paul;

thers and 45 assist. Masters 16 Bro-

Singh Sardar Sahib Matab, Planter-

Baling Kedah

Seng Lee & Co., General Import and Ex- Slot & Co., Ltd., G. H., Import and Export

port Merchants and Commission Agents

—26, Kampong Kplam; Cable Ad: Seng- Merchants—2, Weld 5th

Quay;

lee; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s and Slot; Codes: A.B.C. and Cable Ad:

6th edns.,

Private 1 Lieber’s and Bentley’s

J. Martin, director

Ong Chooi Beng, manager E. J. Bennett, do.

Sewai Bros., W., Motor Importers—4,

China Street; Teleph. 677 A.H. Martin,

Nysen, assistant

do.

Siamese Consulate (see Consulates) Societa Commissionaria di Esportazione

eStreet

DI Importazione,

Ghaut Merchants—7, China

Sime,

Rubber Darby and &TinCo.,MineLtd.Agents

Plantation

and L. A. J. Blaauw, manager

Valuers, General Import, Export, and Socony-Vacuum Corporation — F.M.S.

Produce Merchants, Shipping and In- Railway Building; Teleph. 624; Cable

surance

Ad: Agents—21,

Simit; Beach Street;

Codes: A.B.C. Cable Ad: Socony

5th edition,

Bentley’s Broomhall’s Combination, J. L.A. C.McQuilkin,

Bergquist,attorney

assistantand mgr.

Broomhall’s Rubber, Western Union A. F. Moffat, Installation supt.

(Five Letter), Marconi International,

Acme and Private.

Fort Road, Malacca.Registered Office: 4,5, Solomon & Co., S., Merchants and Com-

Head Office:

Malacca mission Agents — 44, Beach Street;

Singapore,Street, Singapore

Malacca, Ipoh, Kuala Branches:

Lum- Teleph. 922; Cable Ad: Solomon

ur, Seremban,

arawak. Muar and Kuching, Soon Theam & Co., Stock . and Share

London Agents—Shaw, Darby & Co., Brokers 1411; Cable — 30,Ad:BeachSoontheam;

Street; Telephs.

Codes:

Ltd., Winchester

Street, E. C. 2. House, Old Broad A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Bentley’s,

E.A.J. F.Dunn, manager Broomhall’s

NeohCheng and

Say Eng, Private

Baughan,

Black, H. R. E.Mackay

Mitchell,

andG.E,

W. Seet Swi,managingdo.partner

Locke, assists.

J. W. Boyle, bookeeper Specialities Agency Co. of Malaya,

Goh

Miss Kim Seng, cashier

H. Brown, stenographer Speciality

41, Abusiti Products

Road & Novelty Goods—

R.LimR.Hoe

Velu,Chye,

shipping clerk

salesman J. J. Jeremiah, manager partner

G.J.P.Gough,

Noakes,E. D.Mitchell

A. Parrott, J. Stark & McNeill, Architects and Sur-

E. Black, assistants and G. veyors—29, Perak Beach Street; also at Ipoh,

J.GohW.Kim

Boyle, book-keeper

Seng, cashier Partners — John McNeill, C. G.

Miss A. Westerhout, stenogra. Boutcher, f.r.i.b.a., J.T. McNeill and

J. C. Miller, a.r.i.b.a.

PENANG 1355

T. Steele—Partner (Ipoh) Telegraph Co., Ltd., Eastern Extension,

L. T. Sloot, a.r.i.b.a., Architectural Australasia and China, (Associated

Assist.

Glasgow

74, YorkRepresentative—B.

Street Connor, c.E., with The ImperialLtd.)—Beach

Communications, and international

Street

andR. Northam Road

B. Beattie, superintendent

St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church A. C. Wells, engineer

(see Churches) E. S. Booth, deputy do.

Supervisors—

St. Andrew’s Society (see Associa- J.C. M.E. Docker

Gamble Jj J.F. H.J. Atkins

Cockburn

tions) W. R. Gardiner, mechanician

C.E. G.L. Fonceca

Jackson, accountant

St. George’s Girls’ School (see W. C. Smith, revisor

Schools) M. T. P. Rule, do.

St. Xavier’s School and Institution E. A. Karl, senior-operator

W. R. Gardiner, mechanician

(see Schools). E.C. G.L. Fonceca,

Jackson, clerical

accountant

Storch Brothers, Ltd., Jewellers, Gold W. C. Smith, revisor

and Silversmiths, General Merchants M. T. P. Rule, do.

and Complete House 1467; Furnishers—10, E. A. Karl, operator

Beach Street; Teleph. Cable Ad:

Storch; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and Thean Huat & Co., General Merchants

Bentley’s.

David Storch,Headmanaging

Office at Kuala Lumpur —4 and 6, China Street Ghaut; Teleph.

director

L A. Daniel | J. de Silva 548; Cable Ad: Importers; Codes: A.B.C,

Lim Sian Kheng, book-keeper 5th edn., Bentley’s, Schofield’s Electric

phrase Lower

Anson, and Private.

Perak Branch at Teluk

“Straits Echo, The” (Morning Newspaper Gan Teong Khum, partner

and Toh Hooi Guan, managing partner

Road;a Weekly

Teleph.Mail586;edition)—216,

Cable Ad:Penang

Echo;

Code: A.B.C. 5th edn. Thye Chong Kongsi, Rice and Paddy

Merchants — 35, Malay Street: Teleph.

Straits Java Trading Co., N.V. (Incor- 1173Lim Joo Taik, manager and secretary

porated in Batavia), General Importers

and Exporters—3, Weld Quay

Tiang Lee & Co., Manufacturers’ Agents

Straits Trading Co., Ltd., The — and General Merchants—Office: 154,

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Beach Street; Teleph. 489

Buildings and Butterworth; Teleph.

539;L. D.Cable

Wood,Ad:manager

Sword Tourist Agency-Information Bureau,

The—Victoria Pier and Swettenham

A. C. Baxter accountant

R. W. Brown, | J. E. Harvey Pier; Cable Ad: Bureau

C.H. Danker, managing partner

Danker, do.

Sun Wo Loong Oil Mill Co., Producers

of CocOUnt Oil and Cocount Oil Cake Town Club (see Clubs)

—Office 215

Teleph. and Works: 51, Madras Lane;

Ng Sui Cam, manager and engineer United Engineers, Ltd., Engineers and

Shipbuilders—Town Office: 87, Bishop

Swedish Consulate (See Consulates) Street; Teleph. 732; Works: Sungei,

Pinang. Teleph. 271; Cable Ad: Un-

iteers; Head Office and Works: Singa-

Swee Co., Ltd,, L. Y. (Incorporated ih pore. Branches:andIpoh,

lacca, Bangkok Seremban, Ma-

Rangoon

F.M.S.),

and Geperal Merchants,

Commission Agents—64Insurance

and 66, W. McLatchie, manager

Beach Street (Codes and agencies see Singapore)

135G PENANG

U. S. Qonst’la'm: (see Consulates)> “ B (Machine Gun) Co.,

Acting Capt. P. R. Wait

United Shoe Co., Shoe Makevs and “ A2nd:Lieut. ” (European)

A. E. Roberts

Leather Importers—3b, Penang Road;

Cable Ad: Boonhak Acting CaptainCo.W. Penrice

Boon Hak Co., managing pinprietors C'apt. A. J. L. Donaldson (on leave)

I’. Huan Thiing Lieut. W. F. Fletcher

2nd-Lieuts.

and J.J.Co.A.E. McEvoy

A. Clark, T, C. Mar-

United States Rubber Plantations. Inc. “ C ”tine (Malay)

—9, China Street Ghaut; Teleph. 733; Acting Captain C. C. Sollis

Cable

J. W.Ad:Bicknell,

Rubplant president Do.S. N. KingS. (attached

S. Alsagoffto J.V.E.),

M. D. Knapp, inspector Lieuts.

J. S. Dawbarn, office manager S.Baba

M. Ahmed

Osman, Mohamed Noor and

2nd-Lieut.

” (Chinese)S. Co.M. O. Merican

United,Trading Co., The, Provision and “ DMajor E. E. Watson (on leave)

General

Toh ChinMerchants—10,

Seong, proprietor Beach Street Acting Captain T. C. Shafto

Universal Lieut.Do.Leong Sin.C.Kwee H. Goh

Teleph. 768Pharmacy—118, ;Acheen St.; • “E’;’•2nd-Lieut, (EurasianWeeCo.)Theang Siew

(attached)

Universal Stores—195, Penang Road; Acting

ter, J. Green (attached toA.M.S.V.R.)

Capts. E. Newbold, C. Trot-

Teleph. 144 and C. A. Leiper

Lieuts. C. A. de Cruz

Vick & Co., Ltd., V. R., General Mer- “ FCapt. ” (European) Co. (P W.)

chants and Agents—35e, Beach Street

(See Singapore)"' ActingR.Captain

M. Richards, m.b.e.

C. D. Taylor

Lieuts. F. R. Mason, D. Noble, m.c., J.

V ictor & Co., Managing Proprietors of H. Barihg-Gould

2nd-Lieut. A. J. Hercombe and H. D.(A.I.R.O.)

O’Vigno

Penang Confectionery,European Bakery,

Penang Aerated Water Factory — 18 “ G ” (Malay) Co. (P.W.)attached

add' 33, Leith Street 2nd-Lieuts. A. R, Craig, J. A. Mc-

J. V. Chelliah, proprietor QueenAbdul-Jalil

and G. E. b.Angier

Cheah Inn

and TreasurersKiong &■ Co., Secretaries Lieut. Osman

Depot

Major R. N. Holmes, m.c.

Volunteer

Wellesley— Corps, Penang and Province Capt. C. D. D. Hogan

Capt. P. N. Knight

Nominal Roll of Officers Lieut. J. W.C.B.A.Ogle

2nd-Lieut. Reubens

Headquarters

Lt. Col. J. J. Saunders, .o.b.e. v.d., Unposted

officerG.commanding Major G. D. A, Fletcher, M.c.

Major A. Potts, arc.; 2nd-in-comd. Capt. A. R, Thornton (on leave)

Major L. H. Chidson, m.b.e. (on leave)

Capt. G. H. Gilmore, d.s.o., m.c., ad- Do. A. K. a. B. Terrell do.

Do. W. H. Thorne do.

jutant Do.

Do. J.LimS. Eow

Dawbarn

Capt. T. M.(theWinsley,

Cameronians)

s.v.c., r.a. (attd,) Lieuts. G. W. A.

Thoon

Sennett, A. O. Merican

Acting

Lieut. W.Captain J. A. Cowan

H. Brodie, ji.o. (on leave) and J. Chang Po Jung

i'nd-Lieuts. R. B. Ilolmes-Smith

MacGregor, m.o. 2nd-Lieut. A. A. de Cruz

(on

leave)leave),

and J.S. M.P. Gamble (on Wakefield & Co., Ltd., C. C., Refiners of

Capts. Revd. K. Garnier A A. Devals Lubricants—7, Union St.; Teleph. 1023

Headquarter

Captain E. Wing

A. de Buriatte

1st Group-Lieut. W. J. Cur ran-Sharp Wassiamull& Assomull & Go., Drapers

(on leave), 2nd-Lieuts. S. Mortimer Jewellers Street;

Silk Merchants—20;

Teleph. 626; Cable Ad: Was

Beach,

and R. J. E. Price

4th Group—Lieut. R. f). Hume, m.c. siamull

K. T. Sukhrani, manager

PENANG J357

Waugh & Co., Ltd., Henry, General T. McGowan, general mgr. (Taiping)

Merchants, Estates and Mines, Secre- H. M. Orloff, do. (Alor Star)

taries and Agents—Registered Office: R. Jacobs

Singapore. Medan,

Bangkok, Branches:IpohLondon,,.

and Penang,

Kuala Mrs. E. J. Wake j J. M. Summers

Lumpur Wilson & Co., Ltd., G. W., Merchants—

Directors— Church Street; Telepb. 699

E. Reimann (Singapore) R. B.P. Somerset

Brash, managing director

D. M. Doig (Singapore)

L. E. Slowe, mang. director (Penang)

O. Strobel (Penang) Wing Sang Booksellers

& Co., Machinery General

Penang Branch Importers, and Stationers

Directors—L. E. Slowe

F. Baker, signs per pro.: and O. Strobel and Printers—157, Beach Street

E. Walker, assistant Wreford & Thornton, Advocates and

P. L. Cooper, do. Solicitors—29, BeachCode:

Street; Teleph. 432;

H.

W. Bracegirdle,

L. Waugh, do. do. Cable Ad: Wreford; A.B.C. 5th edn.

H. G. Waugh, do. Arthur R. Thornton, barrister-at-lav

Wearne, Bros., Ltd., Automobile Engi- Young, L. J., Forwarding and General

neers and Importers—30, Anson Road; Agent—305a, Diadem

Perak Road; Cable Ad:

Teleph. 258; Cable Ad: Wearne; Codes:

A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s and Private.

Head Office: 3a, Orchard Road, S’pore. Young

W. H. Gladwell, mgr. (Ford division) tional&& Co., Ltd.,Engineers,

Sanitary R., Civil, Specialists

Construc-

W. J, Wearne, do. (general divison) inOffice: Reinforced Concrete — Registered

Chartered1,Bank Chambers; Office

A.TohSaltmarsh, engineersales-manager, and Showroom:

Hooi Choon, Penang Road; Works:

(Ford division) Sungei,

Ayer Pinang;

Itam Teleph. Quarry

542: and Tileworks:

Cable Ad: Loco;

J. Robson, sales mgr. (general div.) Codes: A.B.C. 5th anclBroomhall’s

6th edns., Imp.,

Eng-

Weguelin, J. B., Planter—Batu Uban ineering 2nd ed.,

Bentley’s

Directors—J.phraseW. Hunt (chairman) and

Whiteaway, Laidlaw& Co., Ltd., Drapers

and J. E.W.Y.Hunt

C. Thomson

10, 12Complete

and 14, House

BishopFurnishers—4,6,

Street; Cable Ad:8, R. C. Heaton Armstrong, a.C;G.i., b.

sc., D.I.O.

Warfield; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Bent- J. A. Hunt

ley’s

ments:andTaipeng,

private.Ipoh,Branch

F.M.S., Establish-

Alor Star, Ipoh Branch

Kedah C, H. Young, manager

J. A. Goetzee, general manager Singapore Branch manager

J. C. Williamson,

C. E. Peglar, branch manager (Ipoh)

MAJLACCA

The Settlement of Malacca excites more interest from a historical point of view than

either of its sister towns. Commercially, it fell completely to the rear after the

establishment of Penang and Singapore, but the advent of the rubber industry in 1906

converted

tled by thethePortugueseSettlementininto 1511,a itflourishing

was for many agricultural

years theprovince.

one foreign Originally

entrepotset-in

the

the East,

cradleand the fact thatstudy

of Anglo-Chinese it hasattest

givenitsitsformer

name importance.

to the Peninsula andisthat

Its area it was

eihbraced

by boundaries some 42 miles in length, with

governed by a Resident Councillor in subordination to Singapore. a breadth of from eight to 25 miles. It is

The geological formation of the territory of Malacca consists chiefly of granite rocke,

overlaid

Many ofintheseveral places by

low plains arethealluvial,

red cellular claycomposed

the soil iron-stoneofcalled by geologists

decayed vegetablelaterits.

mould

interlaced with sand. The metallic ores are iron and a little tin. The surface generally

isof undulating, consisting of low round ridges and narrow valleys,

considerable elevation being the Ophir of the Portuguese, which is just over the the only mountain

border in Johore territory, 4,187 feet above the level of the sea. It is called by the

Malays “ Gunong Ledang.”

The mineral products of Malacca were at one time looked upon as offering valuable

prospects'

the confines . Gold

of theto the extentterritory,

present of 1,500 but

ouncestheyearly

yield was obtainedto insuch

decreased 1857-8, just outside

an extent that

it is no longer worked. Tin, about the same period, assumed considerable importance.

The

whenfirstsoinemines5,000 were opened

cwt. was the inannual

1793, product.

but no great Thisenterprise

increasedwasuntildisplayed

1858, anduntila large

1848.

number of Chinese were employed in the industry. The superior yield of the Native

States,

mining however,enterprisecombined

in Malacca withbeing

the exhaustion of the surfaceA little

virtually abandoned. workings, resultedstillin

tin mining

goes on in the Jasin district, and gold may possibly exist in very small quantities.

The climate of Malacca as to temperature is such as might be expected in a country

not much more than 100.‘miles from the equator, lying along the sea shore—hot

and

seldommoist. being The so lowthermometer

as the firstin ofthethese, shadealidrangesnot from

often 72°

higherto than

88° Eahrenheit,

the latter.

The range of the barometer is only from 29.8 to 30.3 inches. Notwithstanding

constant

its salubrity, heat, and,

muchwith moisture, and manyofswamps,

the exception the earlythe period

town atof least is remarkable

its occupation by thefor

Portuguese, has always enjoyed this reputation.

Malacca offers numerous attractions to the ornithologist and entomologist, but it is

less rich in mammals than many other tropical districts. Nine species of quadrumana,

the

binturong),black

tiger, leopard, wild

the elephant, cat, several

one-horned speciestapir,

rhinoceros, of viverrida (suchofasdeer,

six species the musang

and twoandof

the wild ox comprise a nearly complete list and,

but no rhinoceros or elephant has been seen for many years, and wild oxen no doubt, at one time could be found,

have

not been heard of for over 30 years. Fair sport can be obtained by those

fond

was of shooting,

unknown from1816,tigeralthough

until to snipe.European

It is noteworthy

intercourse thatdates

the existence

back to ofsome

the three

tapir

centuries before. Tigers in the early days of Portuguese occupation were so plentiful

that the want of inhabitants was seriously attributed to this cause. As with the birds

and

thoseinsects, so with thegenerally,

reptiles. The snakes, lizards, anda rather

crocodiles are,variety

as a than

rule,

those ofof the

otherpeninsula

districts. Nor doesthethebirds alone presenting

vegetation present any exclusive largerfeatures, being

that of the surrounding States. The coast line is poor in shells, and the absence of

limestone accounts for the few species of land shells found within the district.

tionsBeyond

except itsto interest

those whoto like the sportsman or naturalist,

to visit scenes famous inMalacca

the annalspossesses no attrac-

of discovery^ for

the bloody fights they have witnessed between the natives and the European nations

MALACCA 1359

who contended ' for their possession. Its population in 1927 was estimated at 188,828.

There

quartersarearesome 460 European residents in the Settlement, of whom at least three-

planters.

The tx-ade is largely with Singapore and the Federated Malay States, but rubber

istapioca

shipped

was fortnightly

foi*merly thebyprincipal

Japaneseindustry,

mail steamers

but rubberto Europe. The. cultivation

is now extensively planted,of

several large companies having taken over a number of small estates. The cultiva-

tion

there ofbeing

tapioca

200,000andacres

gamunder

bier isrubber

declining

and rapidly in favour

48,133 acres of coconuts

growing coconuts,andpineapple

rubbex-,

and other fruits.

(merchandise only) Thethetotal

for value

years 1928 ofandforeign

1929 imports local

excluding and exports

(Malayan) of trade

Malacca

are

given, below in Straits Dollars (2/4) and Sterling :—

1930

$ 5,608,511 1931

Imports.. £ 654,326 $ 4,973,436

$21,936,101 £$ 1,172,274

580,234

Exports.. £ 2,559,212 £ 136,765

£$27,544,612

3,213,538 $ 6,145,710

£ 716,999

DIIIECTOIIY

GOVERNMENT OFFICES

Bankruptcy Department Chief

Assist. Official Assignee—The A. P. of SecondClerk—R.

Clerk—E.dedeRozario

Rozario

C. for the time being Land Bailiff—Tan Seng Ann

Clerk—Woo Poh Meng

Chinese Protectorate Education Department

Assist.and

Pi’otector of Chin.—S. Inspector

b.a. (T. C.ofD.)Schools—J. M. Meade

Clerk Interpr.—phan ChoonE. Guan

King

Malay Assist. Inspr.—Raja Noordin

Coroner’s Department bin R. Deli

Coroners—Harbour Master, Chief Chief Clerk—Tan Yew Lim

Police Officer, District Officer (Alro Second Clerk—F. J. Pillay

Gajah), District Officer (Jasin), The High School

Magistrate, the District Judge and Headmaster—L. W. Arnold, b.a., b.sc.

Lieut. J.H.Owen, d.s.o., d.s.c., r.n.r. European

b.a., E. W.Masters—C.

Reeve, b.a.B. and

Bowman,

R. F.

District Court (Civil) Bomford, b. a.

District Judge—H. C. Willan Bandar Hilir English School

Assist, do. —W. G. Reeves Headmaster—Capt. O. G. Williams

Chief Clerk—A. Thomazios Tranguerah English School

District Offices Headmistress—Miss B. H. Buckley

Alor Gajah Harbour

District

Ramsay Officer—A. B. Cobden- 64Harbour (SignalDepartment—Telephs.

Station)

Master —J. H. Owen

98 and

Assist. Collector of Land Revenue— Import and Export Office

Yeo Seng Whatt Registrar—J. H. Owen

Chief

SecondClerk—R.

Clerk—V.deA.Rozario

Sta Maria

Land Bailiff—Ali H. Puteh Land Office

Jasin Collector of Land Revenue—R. Bird

District Officer—A. Gilmour Cadet—L. H. N. Davis

Deputy Collector of Land Revenue— Assist.

F. M. Collector

Beins of Land Revenue—

F. M. Beins

1360 MALACCA

Settlement Officers—G.

W. Sherrington Beatty and C. Police Court (Criminal)

Dist. Judge & 1st Mag.—H. C: Witlah

Chief Clerk—J. M. Shepherdson Police Magistrate—W. G. Reeves

Second do. — R. R. Spy Kerman

Land Bailiff—Abdul Kadir bin T. Police Department

,MAh mood Supt.—N. L. LindonJ. Mo-Lemon

Chief Inspector—E.

Licensing Justices Chief Detective Inspector — V. R.

Chairman—District Judge Li samer (acting)

Members—Collector of Land Revenue, Inspectors — Central Division: J. E.

Senior Executive Engineer,

Chong Lek, E. Kong Guan, H. M. de Tan Sharp, G. J. Wight and M M.

Souza and Dr. B. H. Ong Whittle; Alor Gajah Division: L. W.

Secy.—Assist. Supt. Govt. Monopolies Chief Clerk—F. A. de Witt W. Jackson

Byrde; Jasin Division: G.

Marine Department Post Office, Malacca General

Harbour Master—J. H. Owen Supt. of Posts and Telegs.—W. J.

Chief Clerk—E. Fernandez Curran ofSharp

Engineer P. & T.—E. E. Sproul

Boarding Officer—A. de Costa Assist. Supt.—S. Emmanuel

Steam Launch—Petrel

Light-Houses—Cape Rachado, One

Fathom Bank, Pulau Undan and Prison Department—Teleph. 219; Cable

St. Paul’s Hill Harding, J. A. Ad: Gaol

Light-Keepers

Gostelow, E. —A.S.Phillips and F. W. Supt.—G. C. Dodd

Medical Officer—Dr.

Koek Gaoler—N. T. King E. D. Lindow

Chief Clerk Interpr.—Lye Kwi Seng

Malacca Agricultural Medical Board

Chairman—The Hon. Mr. H. E. Nixon Pcblic Works Department

Members—Dr.

A. McKenzie, E. V.Milne,

Lupprian, c.m.o., Senior Executive Engineer—H. Whit-

Keng Bock, m.b.e.C. and Dr. Capt. Koh

B. H. Ong field

Assistant Engineers — Alor Gajah: E.

Secretaries—Sime, Datby k Co., Ltd. E, Hodges; Jasin:Cheng

F. Keir

Medical Department Chief

Techn. Clerk—Soh

Sub: Works—T. S.Bun

Carruthers

Chief Medical Officer, Deputy Supt. Clerk of Works—Khoo Keng Poe

ofPetroleum

Vaccination, Inspector under Storekeeper— M. M. Menon

Supt. of Furniture— Pang Teck Swee

Ordinance and Health Draughtsman—C.

Officer—Dr. E. V. Lupprian Techn.

Health Officer and Registrar of Births ! Overseers— Sub., GradeA.II—Fernando

Leong Leon

and Deaths—Dr. R. F. Pinson K. H. Fernandis, S, B. K.

Mecfical Specialist—Dr. A. C. Dutta Sarny, Chee Choon Ham, Neo Cheng

Assist. Medical Officers—Drs. W. D. Liang, H. S. Pereira and A. G. Panins

Nicholas,, F. X. Olivero and Chong

Siong Jbon; Pathologist Branch: Correspdce.Clerk—Wee

Financial Clerk MaliEngKimGuanYong

Dr. I'haiii Ying Khow Contract Clerk—Husin bin Osman

Chief Clerk and Deputy Registrar

of Births

Health and Clk.—A.

Officer’s Deaths—V. E. Dias Resistration Office

F. Fernandis

Steward—M. A. Carvalho Registrar

Dr. R. F. ofPinson

Births and Deaths^—, j"

Deputy Health Officer and Deputy Deputy Registrar of Deaths—Dr. D.

Registrar of Deaths—Dr. D. C. C. Richards

Richards’ Deputy Registrar

Deaths-V. E. Dias of Births and

Monopolies Department, Government Registrar's Clerk—A. L. Nunis

Assist.

Head ofSupt.—G. T. W. Service—E.

Preventive Perkins V. Resident Councillor’s Office

Rodrigues Actg.Resdt. Councillor—C.H.G. Clarke

Assist. Supervisor—K.

Chief Clerk—Chan Teong Hock Thambiah Office

Chief Assistant—E.

Clerk—Goh Kay Astrock

Swee

MALACCA 1361

Justice cf the Peace Sheriff’s Department

Arshatbin Haji Ahmad Shenff-H. C. Wilian

Bailiff—C. Ponnamblam Pi Hay

J.A. S.H.F.C.Carmichael

Allen, M.c. Haji Abdul

Rahman Supreme Court

Chan Kang Swi

Demang

Do1 Kaid bin' OngH. E.Bah

Nixon

Hin Registrar—H. C. Wiilan

A. H. Dickinson S. M. Peralta Chief Clerk and Deputy Registrar—

Ee Kong Guan G. T. \V. Perkins Lee Teck Chang

A. Go a Id Poh Kim Teohg Survey Department

Haji Abdul Ghani F.H, M. D. Shne

de Sbux.a Supt. Revenue Surveys - A. R: White

bin ffaji Abdul Tan Cheng Lock M. Supts. of Revenue Surveys—

Ham Ma&anAh Yew Tan Cheng Tiong Assist.

A. H. Keun Tan Chong Lek Lieut.-Col. A. A. Ijermit, o.b.e., v.d.

Koh Keng Bock Tan and R. K. Rule

Alex. Mackenzie Tan Seng Tee

S6o Hofek First Clerk—Low C now Eng

Tech.

L. N. Linden

Loh Kim Swi

Teoh Tiang

Yeow Kim SweeChye Tech. Sub.

Sub. Sp.

Gr. Gr.—A. M. Vindargon

I —M. Navaratham

Mohamed bin E. G. Weir Techs.

Whatt, S. Muttiah, Tamby Chin

Sub. Gr. 11.—Teo bin

Abdullah, E. J. Gunaratnam, K.

Rukal Board, Malacca

Members of the Board :— Cbelliali, \r. Thambiah. C. Rajarat-

The Hon'ble Resident Councillor nam, Mohd. Salleb bin Hamid,

Bador bin Menuahg, V. Elyathamby,

The(Chairman)

Col lector jif Land Revenue V.C. S.Theseira, K. Ong

Ohittampalam, Ghittampalam,

Kim Keat,

The District (Jfficer, Alor Gajah N. B. Chandrapala, Ong Bian Eng.

The District Officer, Jasin

The Senior Executive Engineer and S. Ponnampalaxn

The Health Officer Treasury and Stamp Office

The

The Hon’ble Mr.

Mr. H.E. Nixon Assist. Treas.—R. Bird,Boon

M.C.S.

Mr. A.Hon’ble

McKenzie Tan Cheng Lock Office Clerk-

Chief Assistant—Ang

Gob Tan Teng Hock

Mr. Khoo Kim Lian

Allen & Gledhill, Advocates, Solicitors ASSOCIATIONS, OLLBiS AND

and Notaries Public SOCIETIES, &c.

yV. Munro, advocafp and solicitor and 1 Alor Gajah Recreation Club

Notary Public : President—A. B. Cobden-Ramsay

Koh Guan Lok, chief clerk Secretary—Lim Keng Too

: Jasin Recreation Club

Anglo-Citinese SpHOOiP-l, Kubu Road: PresidenPWAj

Hon. Secretary-Cilmour Chi tty

Affiliated InstitutiohsrMethodistEnglish

School (Private) and Methodist Boys’ Hon. Treasurer—R.L. N.

de Rozario

Boarding School at 463, Tranquerali Tennis Capt.—Low Swi Guan

Ho Seng Ong, b.a. (Loud.), e.k,o.s., Football

Hon. Auditor— Yip Bin Siew

Capt.—L. Kee Sahak

princijjal

Malacca Chinese

— 20, Tranquerah Chamber of Commerce

Asiatic Petroleum Co. .(Straits Settle- Malacca Club—Teleph. 201

ments), Ltd. (Incorporated in England) President—H. W. G. Graham

—73, Pangkalan Rami; Teleph. 38; Cable Vice

Ad: Petroatic; Code: Bentley’s Oil edn.

G. Y. Roland, branch representative Hon. do. —A. E. Lambert

Treasurer—B. M. Hatfield

J. L. Ilsley Committee—C.C.

S. E. King, W. Curran,

Munro andJ.M.Strivens

M. Meade,

A. S. Anderson Secretary—G. M.J. Dickson

D. A. Boyd Treasurer—B. Hatfield

1362 MALACCA

Malacca Golf Club—Links at Lereh* Directors—A.

six miles

from fromKling

Tanjong Malacca

(NineandHoles)

one. mile director),andG.E.Bendixsen

_ Wilson B.Bendixsen (managing!

Anderson, L.. 'A.

President—Hon. M. C. H. G. Clarke Sime, Darby & Co., Ld., managers

Captain—C. F. Smith

Hon. Secretary—:C. F. Smith Borneo Motors, Ltd., and Borneo

Hon. Treasurer—C. Carver

Committee—W. Munro, S. E. King Chevrolet, Ltd.—Fort Road. Head

Office: 68-70,at Orchard Road,Ipoh,

Singapore.

and J. O. Wilson Branches Penang, Kuala

MalaccaGovt. & Municipal Servants Co- Lumpur, T. C. Seremban

Martine, and Malacca

chairman

operative ThriftW.& Tambyah

Chairman—P. Loan Society, Ltd. C. Jackson, managing director

Hon. Secretary—Daniel K. C- Lim J. Ratcliff, mgr. (Malacca Branch)

Hon. Treasurer—Chan Teong Hock C a.det Corps (Recruited exclusively from

the High School)

Malacca Library O. C.—Capt. T. C. Pillay (actg.)

Chairman—Besiden t Councillor Lieutenants—Abbas

K. Suppiah, C. L.B. Lee, M. Saaid,

and 159 K.

Hon. Secretary and Treasurer—J. R. Rank and File

Burnham

Committee—Mrs. Clarke, Mrs.

Gould, P. G. Pamadasa, and R.ChanC. China Underwriters, Ltd., Life, Fire^

Choo Tiong Marine,

eral Accident, MotorOffice:

Insurance—Head CarHongkong

and Gen-

Malacca Planters’ Association (Founded Chief Office, Southern Agencies —

December, 1908) Hongkong Bank Chambers, Singa-

Chairman—A. McKenzie pore Agents—Koh Keng Bock &

General

Vice-do. —C. Milne Co., 11, Blacksmith Street, Malacca-

Committee—A.

Tan Cheng Lock,Gould,M.TheStrivens,

Hon. Mr. G.

Grant and A. Simpson

Secretary—G. J. Dickson CHURCHES AND MISSIONS

Royal Society of St. George (Malacca Christ Church (Church of England)

Branch) Colonial Chaplain — Rev. Nigel

President—A. Gould Williams, b.a.

St.stituted

Andrew’s Society, Malacca (Con- Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus

10th December,

Chieftain—Alex 1911)

McKenzie The Lady Superior—Sister St. John

Vice-do. —J. G. Dickson Baptist, and 24 Nuns

Hon. Secretary—C. F. Smith Convent of the Sacred Heart of Jesus-

Hon. Treas.—R. G. Wilson —Banda, Hilir M. Rodrigues

Rev. Mother

Atlas Ice Co., Ltd., The, Aerated Water, French Roman Catholic Mission

Rice Millers, Ice and Rubber Manu- St. Francis Church—Rev. J. P. Francjois

facturers—Registered

Street, and Factory at Office: 18, Jonker St. Mary’s Church (Ayer Salak)—Rev.

Bukit Gedong J. P. Francois

Muar, State of P.Johore (St. Andrew’s

Barbour, Ltd.,

38, Riverside E. A., Rubber Exporters— Chapel)—Rev. J. Frangois

C. V. Brandon, manager Segamat, State ofJ. P.Johore

Chapel)—Rev. (St. Philip’s

Frangois

Bendixsen & Co.,Rubber

Ltd., A.Exporters

(Incorporated Labis, State of Johore (St. Simon’s

in London), and Chapel)—Rev. J. P. Frangois

Merchants—Office: 4, Fort Road; Teleph.

71 and 55; Cable Ad: Dixsena; Codes: Colonial Pharmacy—55, Bunga Raye

Bentley’s and London,

Rood Private. E.C.

Head3.Office: 13,

Offices:Lane,

Singapore, Colombo, Branch

Muar, Fraser & Neave, Ltd., Gedong;

Manufacturers—Bukit Aerated Teleph.

Water

Seremban, Teluk Anson, Sitiawan, 82; Cable Ad: Aerated; Code: A.B.C. 5th

Lumut, Parit,

Taiping Kuala Kangsar, Enggor, edn.

and Penang S. R. Bowdler, branch manager

MALACCA 1363

•Gomes & Co., C. F., Companies’ Secretary, Hogan & Ivens (Successors to Mark

Eubber Planter and Commission Agent Stone & Co.), Advocates and Solicitors —

7, Heeren Street; Teleph. 62; Cable Ad:

—137, Heeren Street; Teleph. 67 Advocate. Practising also in Penang

Guthrie

Incorporated & Co.,inLtd.

1903 (Established 1821,

in Straits Settle-

ments), East India and General Mer- m & m w

chants Agents branch manager

J. McLeod, Hong Hin & Co., (Established in 1914),

J. N. Wainright, assistant General Merchants, Commission and

Insurance

Auctioneers.Agents, Estate

General Suppliers

Dealers and

in : High

Harter, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.

porated ip F.M.S.), Merchants, Shipping Class (Incor- Stationery, School and Office Ee-

and Insurance Agents, Managing Agents quisites, Electric Bulbs, Malacca Canes,

Cartridges, Agents

and Secretaries to Eubber Estates and Publications — 27, First Cross Street; for Newspapers and

Mines. Head

Branches Office:PortKuala

at Malacca, Dickson, Lumpur.

Muar, Teleph. 74; Cable Ad: Chyecheng

Seremban, Port Swettenham, Klang, Chua Chye Cheng, managing partner

Teluk Anson, Ipoh, Sitiawan, Taiping, E Chin

Madam Tay Satt,Kwai Neo, partner do.

Port

Melintang Weld, Teleph.

Bagan 50;DatohCable and titan

Ad: Achan Cheak Soon Teck, manager

G. F. Blackett, branch representative Seow Kuan Hye, office assistant

Chan Koh Hin, do.

Yong Yee Korn, salesman

Hevea Agency, (Established 1919), Eub- Hongkong and Shanghai Banking

Corporation (Incorporated in Hong-

ber Merchants, Commission

Buying Agents and Shippers—Office : Agents, kong)—Fort Eoad

27, First Cross Street; Godowns: 49 and H.P.B.A.Wilson, acting assist.

MacDougall, agent

.57,

Ad First

: Cross Street;

Chyecheng, Teleph.

Malacca ; 74; Cable

Codes: L. M. Wylie, do.

Bentley’s, Complete Phrase and Im-

proved edn. Johnson & Phillips, Ltd. (London),

Hong Hin & Co., proprietors Electrical Engineers—Cable Ad: Simit;

Singapore Agency Codes: Bentley’s and Hamilton

Wee Chin Kam & Co.—14a, Change J.Sime,

Hilton, resident representative

Darby & Co., Ld., sole agents

Alley

High School—Teleph. 163

Head Master—F. Cobb, b.a. (Oxon) actg. Koh Keng Agents—11,

mission Bock & Co.. Insurance

Blacksmith andStreet

Com-

Assistant Masters—

E. W. Keeve b.a. (Bristol) Malacca Commercial

E. F. Bomford, b.a. (Oxon.)

C.P. W.

B. Bowman, Stationers—3, SecondPress,

CrossPrinters

Street and

Tambyah,b.a.inter(Cantab)

arts Calcutta) Tay Hong Seng, managing proprietor

P.K. F.L. Pereira

Chitty

Malacca Electric Lighting, Ltd., Gener-

T.PangC. Goh,

Yongb.a.

Wah(Hongkong) ators and Distributors of Electricity

T. C. Pillay for Power and French

gistered Light in Malacca—Ee-

K. K. Suppiah

Lee Chin Lin, b.a. (Hongkong) Singapore.Office:

GeneratingBank Buildings,

Station: Kubu

Tan, Cheng Lock, inter arts (H’kong.) Eoad, Malacca;

Directors— Code:

Hon. Mr.Bentley’s

P. M. Eobinson

Tan Gim Ann, b.a. (Hongkong) (chairman), W. H. Macgregor and

T. S. Eajaretnam C. Y.& Bailey

B. Y. Eichards Engr. Manager—W.

Abbas bin Saaid, (Dip. Baffles

K. T. Joseph, (Diploma Baffles College) College) Secretaries—Evatt & Co.H. G. Graharrt

S. L. Bangah

Student Teachers— Malacca General Stores, Ltd., Chemists

S.M. P.Ponnusamy

S. Pillay . and

Teleph.Druggists

27; Cable—Ad:

FirstStores,

CrossMalacca

Street;

1364 MALACCA

Malacca Guardian, Ltd., The--16b and 1 E. Tiam Sek, managing clerk

16c, Jonker Street; Cable Ad: Guardian ! G.B. C.Mariappan,

Yap, cashiercourt clerk

Proprietors of '1 j

“TheonlyMalacca Ghardfan,-' * Malacca’s Souza-A Co.,

Wong

Papar

KumPress, manager Loading | mission

Poh, Malacca*? andH.Forwarding

M. de, Auctioneers, Com-

Agents, Valuers,

Wah Seong Planters, Contractors, etc.—21, Church

Printers Street; Branch Office: 3a, Finlayson

Yam SzeandChooh,

Stationers

manager Green,

DesouzaSingapore; Cable Ad: Herman

Malacca H. M. de Souza, proprietor

Street Latebfiah Press 9, Temple Agencies W. H. Machado, assist.

Malacca Motor Garage;-81, Jonket St.; Sun

Guardian Life Assurance Co. of Canada

(Eire) Assurance Co., Ld.

Teleph. 192 Ocean Accident and Guarantee C<>r

Y1Boad;

ala cc.aTeleph.

Pharmacy- poration, Ld.

202 100, Bunga liaya Sime, Darby A Co., Ltd., Rubber Estate

Malayan Tobacco

121', Banda Hilir Road Distributors Ltd.— j and General TinMerchants,

Mine Agents and and

Importers Valuers,

Ex-

K. C. Johnson-Hill, repres. porters—4, Fort Road; Branches: Singa-

pore, and Penang (Straits Settlements),

Muar (Stateandof Johore),

Sei’emban Kuala Lumpur,

I poh (E.M.S.), and Ku-

Municipality ching, Sarawak; Cable Ad: Simit A Co.,.

President—C. H. G. Clarke London Agents—Shaw, Darby

Commissioners—L. A. Ghitty,Lok,

R. Bird, Ltd , Winchester House,

H.F. Zehnder

S. Russell,andTan

ChanClinjig

Teck Chye W. Street, London, E.C., 2 Old Broad

Secretary, Assessor and Registrar of Directors—Major

M. Sime, (Chainum) Sime,

W. M. o.b.e., J .-

H. d'Esterre

Vehicles—H.

Health Ballister

Officer—P. Clarke

F. Pinson Darby, Lee Chim Tuan, T. F. Ander-

Municipal Engineer—Charles Rose son

Russell and TanCheng Lock H. S-

Pole, c.a., A. M. Sellar,

Assist Engineer—Charles Rose Secretary—A. E. Lambert

Chief Clerk—Chan Geok Eng Visiting Agents—H. d’Esterre Darby

Engineer’s Clerk—L. H. de Costa F. M. Edmonds and D. Anderson

Building Inspector—Lo Kye Seah Manager—H. S. Russell

Bhief Nuisance Inspector — S. C. Estate

Dickson. Dept.—E. C. Martin,

G. P. Noakes and B.G. M.J.

Ambalam Hatfield

Inspectors of Nuisances—Abdulghani,

B. Lazaroo and Choc Soon Tec M. O. Court, imports dept.

Clerk of Works—J. A. Pinto O.L. J.F. Hazel,

Smith, shipping

accounts dept.

dept.

Inspector of Licences—Lee Chee Sian J. R. Burnham, do.

Veterinary Inspector—W. Percyra

Supt., Fire Brig.—Chf. Police Officer St. David s Mission Hospital ante Dis-

Overseer—A. K. Nair

Assist. Registrar of Vehicles — Koh pensary School

and Maternity Training

(Church

Guan Boo

Abattoir Supt.- Ong Kim Bock Tranquerah ; Teleph.of 136England) — 545,

Miss

Miss Davies,

Bradford,doctor-in-charge

nursing

On<;

232 Dispensary—10, Riverside; Teleph. Miss Corbett, do. sister

Dr.

VanB.KeeH. Leong,

Ong, proprietor

manager Stationery" and News Supply Co., Ltd.

—18, Riverside

Pitchay Bros., N. N., General Merchants Straits Ph armacy—10, Church Street

and Rice Importers—P.O. Box 8.3

Rogers Straits Steamship Co., Ltd.—4, First

40, FirstA Son,

CrossAdvocates and Ad:

Street; Cable Solicitors—

Rogers: Kapa Cross Street; Teleph. 102; Cable Adr

Code: A.B.C. 5th edn. M. M. Millar, manager

S. C. Goho, b.a., barrister-at-law Ho Kim Toon, agent

MALACCA-FEDERATED MALAY STATES

Tan Sqo Hock & Co., Motor Car and Wah Seonu Press (Froprietbps': Malacca

Wireless Dealers and General Merchants Guardian, Ltd.), Wholesale and Retail

—127, Jonker Street; Teheph. 15 Printers and Stationers —16, Jonker

Street

United Engineers, Limited (Incorporated Chari S wee Lee, manager

inStructural,

the Straits Settlements), Civil Yam

Mechanical,

Sanitary and Marine Engineers,

Electrical, WongZse'Choon, sub-manager

Kum Poh, assist, do.

Dredge and Ship Builders, Steel, V. N. Nair. works foreman

Brass and Iron Founders—Office: River-

side; Teleph. 31; Works: Banda Hillir; Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd. (Incor-

porated in England), Drapers, Boot and

. Teleph. M. 94;

A.(for Cable Ad:

Drysdale, L'niteers

manager Shoe Importers, ChinaTeleph.

arid Glass Mer-

codes and list of agencies see chants—River

Singapore) Ad: Whitenways

Side; 200; Cable

FEDERATED MALAY STATES

The Protected States comprise'f6ur Residencies, namely, Perak, Selangor, Negri

I Sembilan

administration and isPahang.presidedTheseover have

by a , British

been federated since the

Officer styled JulyChief

1st, 1896, and theto

Secretary

t Government, who is subject , to the High Commissioner to the Malay StaTes, who is

also Governor of the Straits Settlements. Each State has its own Resident and the

I native rulers retain their titles and dignity. The Federal Offices are at Kuala

i Lumpur, Selangor. TheStates

Federalis one

Council was inaugurated bn December 10th, have

1909. over

; 1,148Themiles

record of these

of railway in the Malay ofPeninsula

progress and prosperity.

(paid The States

for out bf current revenue), yield-

I’ ing

1,850goodmiles

income; they have

of bridle roads2,780

andmiles of metalled

paths; and theroads,

wire 156mileage

miles ofofunmetalled

telegraphsroads,

and

|! telephones

works, wharves, is 25,491 (of which

hospitals, 13,293

prisons, milesand

schools, of wire

manyis other

in underground cables).haveWater-

public buildings been

I ofconstructed,

irrigationarewhile the Government of PerakThehasprincipal

carried out an important scheme

»| prosperity attheaalluvial

cost oftinabout £200,000.

deposits, and the plantation rubber sources of revenue

industry, the countryand

8■ producing

Malay States for centuries and the F.M.S. have been for many years now the

one-third of the world’s supply of rubber, Tin has been worked in the

[i largest producers of tin ore in the world. The deposits worked are for the most

| part Planting

alluvial but the country

enterprise in thealsoFederated

possessesMalay

lode deposits.

States for many years had not proved

*• veryagricultural

the successful, but the introduction

prospects of the country. of rubber

The areacultivation

now in completely

possession intransformed

estates of

I 100 acres and over is approximately 1,650,000 acres, of which 920,112 acres are under

i ment is endeavouring to revive the industry by offering land on special terms.Govern-

cultivation for rubber. Sugar has practically gone out of cultivation, but the Over

iIf 239,730

are acres ofwell

peculiarly land suited;

are under andcoconuts, for whichof the

the cultivation ricesoil and aclimate

is only of these

question States

of irrigation

and labour. The success of every form of agriculture and of all the efforts of the

4 Government to develop the country by means of railways, irrigation, and other great

public works, depends upon an adequate supply of labour. The Governments of

: the Colonyin and

succeeded of theanFederated

securing adequate Malaysupply States, supported

of Indian labour,bybythea new

planters,

systemhaveof

recruiting and by offering higher wages and other advantages. An Agricultural

P Department to foster agriculturaland interests, to encourage

Source oftheinformation

cultivationforof new pro-

j isducts,

doingtouseful

conduct work.experiments to be a general planters,

In the Federated Malay States there are approximately , 57,161 children attending

| toEnglish

these and

schoolsMalaythereSchools

are a conducted

number oforChinese

supported by the Government.

vernacular schools supportedIn addition

by the

1366 FEDERATED MALAY STATES

Chinese themselves. In the three western States there is a law compelling the attend-

ance

years ofthereMalayhaschildren

been anatwhoincreased

live within

demandreasonable distance

by Malays of a school.andInEnglish

recent

education. All scholars schools under the supervision offorthevernacular

Education Department

are allowed to travel free of charge on the railways.

The population of the Federated Malay States was ascertained at the census of 1921

to be 1,324,890, compared with 1,036,999 in 1911. The male population increased in the

105,686years

werebyThe

27.7 per cent,

Europeans, andEurasians,

3,188the the female510,821

population by 53.4 perChinese

cent. Of the305,219

total

Indians. returns for bigger towns are Malays,

as follows,494,548

the figures in and

parenthesis

relating to 1911:—Kuala Lumpur, 80,356 (46,718); Ipoh, 36,872 (23,978);

(19,556); Seremban, 17,264 (8,667); Kampar, 12,335 (11,604): Klang, 11,656 (7,657); TelokTaiping, 21,839

Anson, 10,858 (6,927).

DIRECTORY

PRINCIPAL GOVERNMENT OFFICERS

High Commissioner—H.E. Sir Cecil dementi, g.c.m.g.

H.H.ibnitheal-Marhum

Sultan of Sultan

Perak—Paduka Sri SultanShah

Idris Rahmat-u’llah Iskandar Shah, k.c.m.g., k.c.v.o.,

H.H. the Sultan of Selangor—H.H. Sultan Ala’idin Sulaiman Shah, g.c.m.g., ibni

al-Marhum Raja Muda Musa

H.H. the Yang di Pertuan Bbsar of Negri Sembilan—H.H. Muhammad, K.C.M.G.,

K.c.v.o., ibni Yam Tuan Antah

H.H.al-Sultan

the Sultan of Pahang—H.H. Abu Baker ibni al-Moarhum al-Muktasin Billah

Abdullah

Chief

British Residents—Government—Hon. Mr. A. Caldecott, c.m.g., c.b.e , m.c.s. (acting)

Secretary to

Hon.

Hon. Mr.

Mr. J.M.

G. W. E.B. Cator,

Shelley,m.c.s.

m.c.s.(Selangor)

(Perak)

Hon. Mr. W. Hughes, m.c.s. (Negri Sembilan)

Hon. Mr. H. G. R. Leonard, M.c.s. (Pahang)

The Federal Council Hon. Date Sedia Raja abdullah bin Haji

Official Members Dahan (Undang of Rembau)

President—H.E. the High Commissioner Al-Sultan Hon. Tengku AhmadSulaimanal-Maazam

ibni Al-marhum

Shah,

{ex-officio) c.m.g. (Tunku Besar of Pahang)

Hon, the Chief Secretary to Government Hon. Mr. Cheah Cheang Lim

Hon. the British Residents Hon.

Hon. the Legal

Hon. Adviser Hon. Mr.

Mr. S.SanN.AhVeerasamy

Wing

Hon. the Financial

the Principal Adviser Officer

Medical Hon. Colonel C. Rae

Hon. T. R. A. Windeatt (acting in

Hon. the Controller of Labour the place ofon leave)

the Hon. Mr, A. G.

Hon. the General Manager, F.M.S. Glenister,

Railways Hon. Mr. A. S. Lilburne (acting

Hon. the Director of Education in the place of the Hon. Mr.

Hon.

Hon. the

the Commissioner

Secretary for ofChinese

Trade affairs

& Customs H. B. Egmont Hake, on leave)

Hon. Major R. L. Nunn, d.s.o. (aetg. Hon. Mr. W. J. Doughty (actg.)

adviser, Public Works, Malay Federal Secretariat

States) Under Secretary to Govt. F. M. S.—W. E.

Unofficial Members fiepys, M.c.s.

Hon. Raja Sir Chulan ibni al Marhum 2nd 1st Asst.Secy,

Asst. Secy,totoGovt.—H.

Govt.—A.Weisberg, m.c.s,

Sleep, M.c.s.

Sultah

Hilir ofAbdullah,

Perak) k.b.e., c.m.g. (Raja di 3rdm.c.s. (acting) do. —A. Heywood Waddington,

Hon.

Hon. Mr. A.

Raja MusaS. Bailey, c.b.e. Ala’idin Relief Assist. Secretary to Government—

Sulaiman ShahUdin

(RajaibniMudaSultan

of Selangor) H. J. Cockman, M.c.s. (acting)

FEDERATED MALAY STATES 1267

4th Assist. Secy, to Govt.--R. Y. C. L. Newman, b.sc. (Agr'.), a.i.c.

Brant, m.c.s. (acting) t.a., J. W. Jolly, Dip. Agr. (Haw-

European Council reporter—A. D. Cohen kesbury), J. Fairweather, n.d.a.,

Office Assist.—S. Sinnadurai

Clerks-in-charge—

Choon and S. Arumugan N. S. Hider, Yeong An U.d.a., H. D. Leighton, n.d.a.,

c.d.a. (Glas.), R. G. Heath, b.sc'.,

Stenographers—xMohammed bin Sheikh b.sc. (Agr.),(Agr.), a.i.c.t.a., H. J. Simpson,

Eusope and M. Leong Dip. Agr, (Wye.), W.

H. Barnes, J. M. Howlett, M.c.,

Agriculture Dept., S.S. & F.M.S. b.a., Cam. Dip. Agr., J.,,A- Rnher,

Director of Agriculture—H. A. Tempany, b.sc., a.r.c.a. and D. G. P. Olds,

B.SC., A.I.C.T.A.

B.SC., F.I.C.,liesearch

F.o.s. Branch Agricultural Field Officer, Cameron-

Chief Research Officer—W. N. C. Bel- Highlands—E.

Cam. Dip. Agr.

A. Curtler, m.a.,.

grave, b.a., Oam. Dip. Agr. Malay Field Officer—Raja Mohamed

Agriculturist — B. Bunting, n.d.a., bin Raja Aman

F.L.S.

Assist. Agriculturists—J. N. Milsum, Principal Agricultural Officer, Kelan-

f.l.s., T D. Marsh, n.d.a., J. Lam- A.tan—J. A. Craig, n.d.a., c.d.a.,.

bourne and J. L. Greig, b.sc., b.sc. Principal Agricultural Officer, Johore

(Agric.) —F. de la Mare Norris, b.sc.

Horticultural Assists—H. Ritchings Economics and Publications Branch

> and F. S. Banfield, f.l.s.

( Ohemist-^C. D. Y. Georg,i, o.b.e., b.sc., Agricultural Economist and Editor—

D. H. Grist, Cam. Dip. Agr.

'l f.i.c. (acting)

Assists. Chemisits—V. R. Greenstreet, Statistican—(Yacant) D. H. Grist

f.i.c., T. A. Buckley, m.sc. ph.d., (acting) Agricultural Education Branch

A.I.C.

[ Assist. Chemist for Copra Research— Vice-principal—G. E. Mann, M.c.r

F. C. Cooke, a.r.c.s., b.sc., a.m.i. M.A.

CHEM.E. Senior (Lecturer—V. Dawson, B.sc.

Assist. Analyst- Gunn Lay Teik, b.a. (McGill)

| (Oantab.) Junior Lecturer—Mohamed Noor Bin

; Economic Botanist — H. W. Jack, Hamzah (acting)

f M.B.E., D.SC., B.A. Field Instructor and Supt,—J. S.

Assist Economic Botanists—R. B. Norman, c.d.a. (Harper Adams)

Jagoe, b.sc., B. A. Lowe, m.\., Cam. Office Assist, and Account. .Young

Dip. Agr. Choo Yah

i Entomologist—G. H. Corbett, b.sc. Public Gardens Committee

Assist. Entomologist® — N. C-' E.

Miller, f.e.a. and H. T. Pagden, Director of(Kuala Lumpur)

Agriculture, S.S. arid

m.a. F.M.S. (Chairman), E. D. Butler,.

Mycologist — A. Thompson, b.sc., Choo Kia Peng, J.P., c.b.e., Lt. Col.

(acting)

j Assist. Mycologists — R. A. Alison, B.YanJ.Dort, Eaton, G. E. Greig, C. V.

C. Ward-Jackson and B.

b.sc., a.r.c.s. and F. S. Ward, b.s.a. Bunting (secretary)

(McGill)

| Soils and Plant Physiology, Officer in

| charge—W. IN. C. Belgrave. b.a., Audit Department

Oam. Dip. Agr.

i Assist. Chemists—J. H. Dennett, b.sc., Auditor, S.S. & F.M.S.—G. P. Bradney

and R. G. II. Wilshaw, b.a., b.sc., Deputy Coruey Auditor, S.S. & F.M.S.—L. G.

A. I.C.T.A. Senior Assist. Auditor (Singapore)—A. F.

Field Branch Mathews, f.s.a.a.

f Chief Field Officer—F. W. South, m.a. Assist. Auditors—A. O. Wilson, a.c.a.,.

Senior Agricultural Officer, Perak—F. a.i.s.a. (Kuala Lumpur), H. T. Hedley,

Birkinshaw

Agricultural Field Officers—A. E. a.s.a.a. (Singapore), R. MacDonald, m.c.,

(Kuala Lumpur), G, G. Roberts and W.

Coleman-Dosoas, Dip. Agr., F. D. Charlton (Singapore) and C. E. Pad-

R. Mason, Dip. Agr. (h.a.a.c.), den, a.c.a. (Penang)

ISM. FEDERATED MALAY STATES

Subordinate Staff Assist. Secretaries

Titcombe, T. E.toWells

GeneralandManager—F,

Capt. R.

Verification

(Singapore)Officer—W. W. Bachelor Knight, m.i.k.s.e. (acting)

Junior Assist. Auditor—B. B. de Chief Accountant’s Dept.

Souza (Malacca)

Junior Assist. Auditor—A. D’Aranjo Chief Depy. Acet.—P.

do. —R. H. Forbes m.inst.t.

P. Walker,

(Penang)

Chief Clerk—J. W. Pereira (Singa- Assistant F. J. Soper, Accountants—D.

A. E. Hawkins,Philp, m.t.e.a.,Major

and

pore) L. A. McGowan

Assist. Auditor, Grade B.—53. Kan- Head Head

Stock Verifier—W. L. Mussett

Cashier—J. G. McGregorW. Shaw, C.

diah (Kuala Lumpur) Test Audit Inspectors—W.

Chinese Seceetakiat, F.M.S. A. Dinnage, A. F. Long and R. O. J.

Secretary for Chinese Affairs, F.M.S.—A. CoppageEngineering Department

M. Goodman

Assist. Secretary for Chinese Affairs, F. M. Engineer for Ways and Works—Major

S.—S. -M. Miodlebrook J. C. G. Spooner, M.e.

Translator—Siew Khai Wye Maintenance

W. Lewis,andA.M.i.c.E.

J.engineer) New Works Engineer—

(chartered civil

Chief Clerk—Chia Paw Shin

Education Divisional Engineers—K. C. Oaldieott,

b.sc.,

and R.a.m.i.c.e.

H. A. Jeff(chartered civil engineer)

Director of Educ., S.S. and F.M.S. -Vacant District Engineers—J. F. Bell, m.lstkuc.

(J. Watson, actg.) e., 0. S. Helps, Capt. E. G. Brown,

Asst. Dir. m.c.s

for Chinese

(actg.) Schools—T, P. F. b.sc.,

McNeill,

Assist. Capt. a.m.i.c.e. (c.c.e.),b.a.,H. b.a.i.,

A. E. Fawcett, B. Allison,

t.o.d.,

V. VV. Director for Chinese

W. S. Purcell m.c.s. Schools — a.m.i.c.e. (C.c.e.), Capt. R. D. Walker,

M.(c.c.e.), J. Cruickshank, a.m.i.c.e. (c.c.e.),

Personal Assist,

—J. M. Dorai Raj to Director of Education

Chief Clerk—V. Narayanasamy J. L. F. Fenwick, a.m.i.c.e. (c.c.e.) and

Chief Inspector ofWatson

English(A.Schools, C. E. Harvey,

S.S. Assistant a.m.lc.e. (c.c.e.)

Engineers--J. P. Dockray, G.

and F. M. S.—J. Keif, actg.) C.a.m.i.c.e.

Walmsley,

Chief Supt.'of Physical Education, S.S. A

'F.M.S.—J. W. Jefferson (Melb.) and (c.c.e.), D.b.a.i.,

b.a., J. Mahony,

G. Mack, b.sc.,

b.a., b.c.e.

Assist. do. —E. Strickland Survey and Estate N. W. C.Officer

Steele,'Kb.a., b.a.i.

. S. Has-

Lady Supervisor of Malay Girls’ Schools,

S.S. and

Firiah. F.M.S.—Miss

Officer, S.S.Idris N. Purdom Black' kins;, a.m.i.c.e.

& F.M.S.—A.

Principal, Sultan TrainingJ.College District Signal and Telegraph Engrs.

for Teachers—O.

Head Dussek(Kuala Kang- —C.

Master, MalayT.College

L. Parson, m.i.r.s.e., C. Guth-

ridge, F. R. Mahoney, m.i.r.s.e., C.

sar)—C, Bazell , G. R. Phillips, m.i.r.s.e., assoc,

Art Superintendent—G. Burgess i.e.e., Capt. R. Knight, m.i.r.s.e.

Assist. Signal & Telegraph Engineer

Technical School, Kuala Lumpur —O. F. J. Watkins, assoc, m.i.r.s.e.

Principal—H. I. M. Kent Financial Officer—F. A. Smithers

Chief Permanent Way Inspectors—A. H.

Trade School, Kuala Lum/orr Short,

H. E. Girt,A. Dodd,

P. E.L.Stilton,

Peters,J.JCollier,

Guntrip,G.

Actg. Principal—G.

Motor Instructor—II. Geary R. Percy Robinson, R. Anderson and F. G. E.

Aggatt

Chief Bridge Inspector—fl.T, Hack worthy

Federate©’ Malay States Railways— Hydrdgraphic •AlSLI.C.E. Surveyor — W. 0. Glegg,

Kuala Lumpur Transportation Dept.

General Manager’s Department Transportation Manager—J. Q. Sanders,

General

Strachan,Manager

m.i.c.e.,and Chief

m.i.s.e., Engineer—J.

m.b.i.p.s.Vo.c.e. A.M.I.C.E.

Deputy General Manager -D.H. Elias, m,o. o.b.e. and A. Allan, a.m.i.t.W, H. Elkins,

Divisional SUpts.—Major

Secretary

Miller to General Manager — G. L. Senior W. A.Traffic

GriffinAssists.—A. T. Knight and

FEDERATED MALAY STATES !:;6!>

Traffic Assists.— G. W. Bell, S. J. Health Department

Millerj, D. H. Dillow, a.m.i.t, J. M. Health Officer, Railways—J. G. Castellain,

Bell,

J. B.b.a.Human,

(Hons.A.Cantab.), W. A.A.Parker,

F. Bidnell, H. L. B.A.(Camb.),M.R.c.s(Eng.), L.R.c.p.(Lond.)

Lanman,

man, C. Murray and H. E.T.Clayton

M.S.M., a.m.i.t., P. Speak-

Traffic Department Forest Department

(Running Section) (F.M.S. & S.S.)

Senior Running Assissts.—G. H. Day Director Lumpur,

of Forestry, F.M.S. & S.S., Kuala

F.M.S.—T. P. Mead

Lewis, H.Assists.

H. Leigh and E. Hibberd Deputy

Running

mech.e., Y. Beck,—E.H.M.P.Rowland, Yates, a.m.i. Kuala Director

b.a. Forest Lumpur,ofF.M.S.—J.

Forestry, F.M.S. & S.S.,

N. Oliphant

(Honours) Cambridge and B. Davies Research Officer, Kepong, F.M.S.—

Traffic Inspectors—A. S. _ Stokes, W. R. Forest J. G. Watson (acting)

J.Brearley,

D. Petrie,G.E.H.E. Draper, Davies, TimberEngineer—W.

Goodrick,G. S.H. Warren, F. Chipp

Purchase Officer—B. S. Mee

I. H. Alsop and A. Lockey Conservators

Financial Officer—W. C. P. Wright

Locomotive Foremen — H. J. Trevett, Forestry, F.M.S. & S.S., c/o

of Forests, KualaDirector

Lumpur,of

a.m.i.e.e., A. W. G. Gwynne, A. J. Wolf, F.Rambaut, J. G. Watson, J. R. N. Charter,

A.C. Carless,

Wenman,W.J. Brace,

W. Hine,F. W.L. A.Latham,

G. New- H. H. W. Woolley and D. H. Hodgson

Deputy

man andForeman—J.

Carriage J. Ban- Holland tor of Conservators

Forestry, F.M.S.of Forests,

and Sc/o Direc

S., Kuala

Lumpur, F.M.S.—C.

Locomotive Inspectors — A. Wilson, B. A. B. S. Boswell, G. Wilkinson and H. C Smith, T. A. Strong,

Nelson,

Wharf S. McGuir

Supt.—R. S. B.andUnwin

J. Smith Dolman

Locomotive Department Assistant Conservators of Forests, e o

Director of Forestry, F.M.S. and S.S.,

Loco. Supt.—A. W. S. F.Graeme, m.i.m.e. Kuala Lumpur, F.M.S.—E. A. Strouts,

Works Manager—W. Wegener J. P. Edwards, H. J. T. Bonar,

Assist,

Financialdo. Officer—P.

—B. W. W. Redfearn

Turner Smith G. W. Somerville, E. J. Strugnell, E. J.

Shrubshall, D. B. Arnot, C. C. L. Durant,

Assist. Loco.

Carriage Supt.—H.

and Wagon M. de Fleming

Assist.—H. B. Gifford J.Walton,

S. Addison,

D. S. P. M.Noakes,

L. Webber, A. B.

C. F. Syming-

Works Assist.—J. F. Edington ton, C. A. Speldewinde, J. S. Smith, J.

Locomotive Foremen—S. C. Fowles, J. E. F.C. K.S.Marshall, F. G. Browne, C. Cairns,

O. Hallard, H. C. Dew, L. W. Bennett Barnard, Walker, A. J. Fyfe, R. C.

andRoom

Tool J. Matheson

Foreman—(vacant) Landon C. O. Flemmich and F. H.

Foreman Smith—A.

WagonMillShop Foreman—W.J. Ives F. Henley Reconnaissance and Plantations Officer,

Saw Foreman—J. Poynton c/o Forest Research Officer, Kepong,

Foreman Boiler Inspector—H. Foster F.M.S.-R. H. Whitty

Boiler Shop Foreman—T. I). Doig Extra Assist. Conservators of Forests, c/o

Foundry and Copper Smith Foreman—J. Director Kuala

of Forestry, F.M.S. & S.S.,

Lumpur,AbdulF.M.S.—F. P. Godfrey,

S. Steele

Head Electrical Foreman—J. W. Dunlop R.Malaka, E. Colomb, Aziz bin Ahmad

Stores Department C. F. Foston, V. L. Bain and E.

C. Foenander

Stores Supt.—C. H. Rowe Sub-Assist. Conservators of Forests, c/o

Asst. do. Officer—L.

Financial —W. E. Williams

Richardson Director ofF.M.S.—K.

Forestry, A.F.M.S. & S.S., Kuala

Stores Assists.—L. P. Watts, C. E. Jackson Lumpur,

Gin Ghee, Mohd. Alwy Frugtniet,

bin ChanP.

Suleiman,

Store-keepers — G. Herbett and L. R. J. Johnson, Mohd. HarunbinTaib,Mahi-

Curram din bin Mohd. Rashad, Alii bin Hussain,

Railway Police Department Tan Seng Teong and Charles Carrier

Assist. Commissioner, Railway Police— Asst. Engr.—A. V. Thomas

Wood Technologist, c/o Forest Research

G. W. Lawes

European Police Chief Inspector—D. Office, Kepong, F.M.S.—H. E. Desch

O’Mahony Forest Ghemist—Dr. T. A. Buckley, (c/o

nspeetor-G. W. Lloyd Agriculture Dept., Kuala Lumpur)

1370 FEDERATED MALAY STATES

Game Depaktment Penang J. K. Stark

Depy. Contr. of Labour—G.

Commissioner

Hubback of Game, F.M.S. -— T. R. Extra Assist. Controller of Labour—(vacant)

'Game Assist. Controller of Labour—

ActingWarden,

Game Perak—W.

Warden PahangE. MacNaugbfc

— A. H. G. Narayanapillay

Fetherstonhaugh Madras

'Game Warden. Selangor—E, Seimund

Hon. Game Warden, Negri Sembilan — Emigration Commissioner for Malaya—

W. J. Thorogood

J. R. N. Charter Negapatam

Geological Survey Assist. Emigration Comr.—A. F. Davies,

Director—E. S, Willbourn, (on leave), J. C. Mines Department, F.M.S.

Shenton (actg.)

tSenior Geologist—E. S. Willbourn : Sr. Warden—G. E. Greig, a.r.s.m.

Mining do. —F. T. Ingham Supernumerary

Marshall (lent Warden

to. Johore)of Mines—F. C.

Assist. do. - .

Chemist—J. C. Shenton —-H. E. F. Savage Chief Inspector of Machinery — J. H.

A. Trowellunder the Mineral Ores Enact-

Government Printing Dept., F.M.S. Inspector ment—S. Ranplen Jones

Superintendent--:J. E.

Assistant Printer—W. G. Tagg Wallace

: Second Printer—H. T. Ross Selangor Museums

Binding Foreman —H. Holland Curator and Systematic Entomologist—

Machine do. —D. W. Maitland H. M. Pendlebury

Technical Assist. & Game Warden Selangor

Chief Clerk—K. Vayrakappillay —E. Seimund

Judicial Perak

Chief

JudgesJustice—L. H. Elphinstone,N.K.c.H. P. Field Ethnographer—H.

— P. A. Farrer-Manby, D. Noone

Whitley, Medical Department, F.M.S.

Prichard, m.c.,

k.c. W. H. Thorne and H. W. Senior Med. Officer, Perak—Dr. W. H. Hart

Do. do., Selangor—Dr. H. G. Holdbrobk

Labour Department, S.S. & F.M.S Do.

Do. do., N. Sembilan—Dr.

do., Pahang—Dr. H. R. D.Dive

T. Skeen

Head Office : Kuala Lumpur Surgeons—Dr. R. M. Dannatt, and Dr.

C. S. Wilson C. F. Constant

Contr. of Labour, Malaya —C. D. Ahearne Radiologist—Dr.

Chief Clerk—K. Swaminathar Chief

Stenographer—M. Y. Rajan E. R.Medical

C. Cooke

Anaesthetist—Dr.

Officer, Social Hvgiene—Dr.

C. P. Allen

Sub-Offices:— Medical Supt., Sungei Buloh Leper and

Kuala Lumpur Decrepit Settlements—Dr. G. A. RyrieW.

DeputyAssist.

Extra Controller of Labour—J.

Controller M. Barrow Medical Officers—Drs. W. S. Leicester,

of Labour—R.

Gopalayer Young, J. P. Fitzpatrick, H.

W. J. E. Philips (seconded to F.M.S.),P. Hodge,

D.

Klang

Assist. Controller of Labour—C- W. Gordon, E. C. Chitty (seconded to G.S.S.),

M. McSwan (seconded to Johore), D.

Shortland

Extra Assist. Controller of Labour—T. P. J. J. O’Grady, T. C. Wakefield, M. P.

Sundaram O’Connor, R. Walkingshaw (seconded to

F.

Assist. Controller Seremban

of Labour, Negri Sem- T.E. MacCarthy, A. Rearblock, G. I. Shaw,

bilan—J. S. H. Cunyngham-Brown S. Lawrie,

Strang, A. G.F. Badenoch,

S. H. Swift, D. Gillespie,T. H.F.

Ipoh Scrimgeour, J. E. McMahon, (seconded

Assist. Controller of Labour—K. H. Ban- to(seconded S.S.), P. D. Johnson, G. I. H. Braine

croftContr.

Extra of Labour—N. A. Appan land, W. C.toE.Trengganu),

Diamond, W. L. D.B. Suther-

Pringle

and E. C. Yardy

Extra Assist. Singapore

Controller of Labour— Lady Miss

Medical Officers—Miss M. Hewitson,

C. B. Kibble, Miss H. I. Robertson

J. T. N. Handy and Miss S. M.Chemists—A.

Bernard II. Millard

Assist. ControllerMalacca of ; Labour—J. S. H. Pharmaceutical

and A. V.Assist,

Hitchto P.M.O.—J. W. Hoflin

Cunyngham-Bro wn , Personal

FEDERATED MALAY STATES 1371

Central Mental Hospital— per, R. O. W. W. Davies, G. B. Folliot, A.

Tanjong Rambutan C.Gaffikin,

Maxwell, I. S.H.Wylie,

P. Armstrong, T. Q.

G. E. Devonshire

Medical Supt.— Dr. J. W. Murdoch and J. M. McN. Maclean, (on deputation)

Assist. Supt,—Dr. A. W. H. Smith Assist. Commissioners (Malay)—Tengku

Institute for Medical Research Mohamed

Syed Chik (onMohamed,

deputation), Raja Abas

Director—Dr. A. N. Kingsbury

Bacteriologist—Dr. P. H. Martin Lamin bin Kassim and Raja Suleiman,

Abu Bakar bin

Pathologist—Dr. R. Lewthwaite Baginda

Pathologist II—(vacant) Probationary

(British)—H. Asistants

J. Barnard,Commissioners

E. A. G.

Chief Chemist—R.

Chemists—J. W. Blair

Shelton, F. E. Byron and Anderson, M. L. Silley, J.Halsey,

R. C. Denny,

I. A. Simpson L. D. E. Cullen, N. C. I. D.

Malaria Research Officers—Dr. R. T. B. Aitchison, Macdonald,P. R.H. H.D. Jackson,

Harrison,R. H.C. R.C.

Green and Dr. J. W. Field Humphrey, C. H. A. Thompson, R. J. M.

Entomologist—E. P. Hodgkin Willcocks, J. L. H. Davis, F. A. S.

Health Branch Caldwell,

Senior Health Officer, Perak—Dr. A. G. F.Powell-Evans, Wallace,G. F.C. Madoc, P. H. O’Flynn,

K. McNamara, V. W.

H. Smart Foster and C. N. GodwinG. Denison-Smith, M.

Senior Health Officer,

Pahang—Dr. A. K. Cosgrave Selangor and Chief Inspectors — F.D. L.O’Mahony,

Riley, T.J. A.F.

Dental Surgeon, Burke, W. Dowling,

Inspector Officer F.M.S.—C. F. Mummery

to Dental Board—J. Delamore and P. H. Andrews

W. Inspectors and Probationary Inspec-

Bourn

Health Officers—Doctors: F. Y. Jacques, tors^—J. A. Cresswell, S. E. Smith,

M. J. Graham, W. J. Vickers, D. W. G. D. R. L. P. Matheson, T. A. Ohil-

Faris, E. A. Struthers, J. G. Castellain, cott, A. Pearce, A, E. Jakeman, W.

R.Milne,

D. Cross

H. J. (seconded

Lawson, R.toS. F.M.S.),

Johnston,J. C.C. Poundall,R.D.P.N.J. Livingstone, W. H.

H. Williams, P. G. Currid, J. C. P. Bendlte, tation), Y. C.

Ryoroft (on depu-

Seedwell, W. Elphin-

Grey, W. E.E. Holmes,

Anderson, C. J. Boyd,

D. B. Wolfe, R. E. stone, J. R. Cole, N. B. Thomas, R.

T. Wilson,

B. A. Moss and G. F. West Ackrill, E. M. MacDonald, H. F.

Chief Sanitary Inspectors—J. Wishart and Ooyd Ridley, H. B. J. Donaldson, G. W.

E. G. Montford (on deputation) and L. H.

European Steward, Quarantine Camp, Drill Dasent

Port Swettenham—C. H. Hewat Instructor—G. O. Grace

Armourer—W. H. J. Talbot

Police Posts for and Postal

Telegraphs,

Commissioner—C. H. Sansom Secretary Affairs.F.M.S.

S.S. and

Deputy Commissioners—R. H. Onraet, F.M.S. (Civil

J. S. W. Arthur Service, Class IA)—

N. A. M. Griffin, L. A. Thomas, M. LI. Assist. Secretary for Postal Affairs^ S.S.

Wynne,

deputation), L. L.andMills, N. M. Lindon (on and F.M.S.—(vacant)

E. Bagot

Assistant Commissioners (British)—L. H. Controllers, Staines, F. Posts

Blackwelland and

Telegraphs—E.

G. Savage A.

Hart, G. B. Linford, (on E. E.deputation),

H. Beck, J. L.P. Supts.,

Pennefather-Evans

A. G. Morriss, H. B. Langworthy, (on Allen, J. Green. G. J. Ford, T. Malley,W. G.Hide,C.

Posts and Telegraphs—E.

deputation), G. W. Lawes, (on deputa- W.0. H.R. Oliver, R. F. B. Gurr, J. K.G.

tion), T. F. H. Kemp, J. Parke, J. D. Evans, MacLennan, W.Bowden,

B. Ball,D.R.Smith,

D. Row-

Dailey, (on deputation), C. W. D. Hall, swell, F. A. Thomson, R. P. Whyte and

(on

Kinder, deputation), J. D. Hussey,

B. M. B. O’Connell, C. S. A. C. Wollaston

(on deputa-

tion), W. A. C. Haines, (on deputation), Chief SeniorAcct., S.S;do.& F.M.S.—(vacant)

—R. Graham (actg.)

R.E. C.M. Tidy,

Fry, C.J. R.Gardiner,

Morrish,(on

E. W.Mumford,

deputation), Accountants—A. E. Ashton, L. Isaacs, B.

R.H. G.Burns, (on deputation), R. K. Bell, N. Flavin, J. Macintosh and R. C.

Beverley, E. P. Colgan, J. B. J. Edyvean

Birch, J. N. M. A. Nicholls, G. R. Engineer-in-Chief, S.S. & F.M.S.—N.H

Livett, K. J. N. Duthie, C. T. Win sonEngr.-in-Chief—W. (actg.) - -

W. Dobree, L. G. Valpy, L. H. Assist. (actg.) C. Galloway

Pearce, C. M. Heaman, R. W. E. Har-

1372 FEDERATED MALAY STATES

Senior

Trent)ain, Engineers

B. W. B. Po\vellEowse,

—W. R. and A.A. H. G. Assistant

(Eng.), R.Engineers—W.

Hide, a m.i.c.e.,H. Lindsay,

Q- Edwards,b.sc.

Carson

Engineers (actg.) A.

Carson, S-—: P.G. Morton,

F. Morice,A. A. , Straehan,

A. ; H. E. A. Gardiner, B.se., a.k.c., A. E.

G.Peck,Wilde, E. E- Sprouln,

H. G)l>son, L. F. Wilkinson, G. T. Fallows, B.sc, J. H. West, a.m.i.c.e., F.

Keir, b.sc. G.b.e.,C. a.m.i.c.e.,

Hesketh, b.sc., E. N.

G. Cj. jO’Farrell, PL E. Cornish, E, 17. Anderson, b.sc. (Edin), R.J. E.W.Pitt,S.

Dinnncck,

Spdoner-Lillingston,

Muore^an^.G. W. Bristow R. E. Robert^ „ •,.W A.; B.a.

Assist. Engineers,

and WotXjGjee WirejessWW G. O^kes

. A. G. Cooke, b.e., a.m.i.c.e., J. Miller,

Engineer, Wdtkshops & Designs-rH. Miles c!e., B. A. Wear, b.sc., J. A. T. Horsley, A.

Stores Siipt.—A.

Asst., do. —J, T. Avery \Vatt H. Couser, b.sc., a.m.i.c.e., F, E. B.

Second'Assist. Supt-^-T. H. Farrer Murphy, b.sc., a.m.i., wat.e., N. G.

Office Assist.—Chong Sin Yew Ferguson, b.sc., G. R. Pape, b.eng.

(Honours),

Davies, H. A. Rofelb.sc.,a.o.g.j., L. PLStep-

R.

Prik-K WpkKS DEPASTMtESfT, F.M.S. j' hens, B.sc., E- Billing,

J. M. R- C, Williams,O. a.m i.c.e.,

J. J. Bryan,E. b.sc.,

T. F. a.m.i.c.e..

ElRury, F.A,O’Connell,

(X Wilson,

. iviser, Public Worka, Malay States— , a.m.i.c.e., b.

G. Sturroek,

Secretary to Adviser—T.m.inst.c.e. "A

M. Kirkwood, ' b.a., , b.a.i., J. L. Chambers, b.a., b.e., .R.

;

B. a. (Cantab) H. A.L. Johnson,

W. b.a.i.,R.R.P. D.Bradley,

M. Beer, b.sc., Macintyre,

b.sc.,

State Engineers — C. J. Parker, m.C., a.

m. inst. c.e.-,- Selangor: H. T-. Nicholas, . ,c.e., R. G. lies, b.sc., M. B. Hember, a.m.

vr.iNST.STgucT.E., Negri Sembilan: . xc,E., J. R. Spence, b.sc., H. W. Begtpe,

J.Pahang:

4„,. Swift,

E. D.B.SC.,Kiblde, AI.INST.STRUCT.E.;

m. inst. as.; ; ■ B.sc., J.F. 0‘Qrady, b.e., J. E. Wilson, a.m.

Jobbre: H. F, Waters,M.c.v.n,, m.tnsEq.e.: | i.c.e., b. S. Wayman, b.sc., A. B. Paterson,

Kjedah: G Walker, oip.fi-^ mc.; and

, Trbndganu: P. Trump, AS^pc.TVi.fks r 6.e. I . ,Y.Davies, I; A. L. Hectare,

tjhief HydraulicEngineer—A, G.Wbitefield,

Rbhfnhon !!■ A.M.I.C.E. Murdock, b.a., b.a.i.b.sc.,

anda.m.i.c.e.,

A. Inglis,F.

Anti-Malarial Engineer —H. Assist Architects—E.

b. e. (Queen’s University-

Senior Executive Engineers—W. J. Smith, R.Ii, G.Kesteven,

Belfast) f.r.i.b.a.,W.m.i.s.e.,

Gisby,m.r.san.i.,

a.r.i.b.a.,

S.Whitfield,

J. W. B.E.,

Gooch, assoc.m.insTjO.e:, * H. Vergette, a.r.i.b.a., F. A. Mallard,

A. V. Gibbines, AS3dc.M. a.r.i.b.a. and M. W. Padget

inst.c.e., R. S. Carroll, assoc.m.inst.o.h.,

F. M. G. McConechy, b.sc., assoc.m.inst. (Survey Department, F.M.S. & S.S.

c.berts, b.a. (Cantab.)

Ek R. C. W. Drew, b.a.,m.tnst.c

F. G. Coales, s., J.General,

Surveyor H* Ro- F.M.S. and S.S.—V. A.

b. a.i.,assoc.m.inst.c.e. and

Lowinger

P. H. Holland,

Deputy Surveyor General, F.M.S. & S.S.—

B.E. (R.U.I.), ASSOC.M.INST.C.E.

Executive

c. Engineers—P.

e.,A,,Molloy, a.m.i. Assist.

G. C. Bedington,. J. Dewar m.inst.

a.m.i.c.e.,

m.ct.e., FiS.i., m.r.san.i., W. W. Davidson, —W. Surveyor General,

F. N. Bridges, d.s.o.F.M.S. and S.S.

m.a. (Cantab.),

I.b.a.D. (Cantab.),

Robertson, W. a.m.i c.e., a.m.i.mech.e.,

a.m.i.c.e., S. Brayshay, Office Assistant—

Senior Supts.— W.W.A. S.GummerNathen(actg.)

(aetg.) and

H. Hipwell, T. R. Major G. E. Bone (actg.)

J.Hutton, G. R. Percy,m.c..

B. MacLachlan, m.c.,m.sc a.m.i.c.e., Supts.—C.

f.s i.,, a.m.i.g.e., White, Capt. Y. B,C. T.Sewell, Major A.R. R.A.

M. Husband,

•X.F. Clegg, a.m.t.c.e., J. M. Noble, a.m.t.c.e., Stubington, Capt. G. E. Nungent and

W. M. Burr, a.m.i.c.e., E. O. D. Burke- T. K itching

Gaffney, b.e., F.a.m.i.c

J. Button, H.W.Roberts,

Laurie, Senior Assist. Supts.—H. C. Abraham and

J.S. S.Tonkin, b.e.,B.sc.,

Boissier, L. f.,C. W.

Chasey, E. ,M. Assist. H. A. Supts.—P.

Dijkerman H. Bonnet, P. H. Goss,

V.N. Davies,

Sellers, b.sc., a.m.t.c.e., F. K. Sea- Read, C.J. H.

a.m.i.c e., m.t.struct.e., H. Capt. C. Spowers,

Best, A. G.L.Billing, J. H.: C.

rancke, b.a., b.a.i.,

F. W. Whitley, I. Harpur,

a m.lc.e., F. C. A.M.I.C.E,

Holland, Barron, Watson, W.

Capt.H. P.E.M.Neil, F.D.A.Meyer,

Leckie, Fendall,

H. H.

G. D.

Cobon, O.

b.sc.

B. W.a.m.i c.e.. W.b.so.,

Fairchild, A. Kirk,G. T.a.m.i.c.e.,

F. White,J. G. M. R. Jackson, Lieut.-Col. A. A.

b.so. and C. H. Ward, b.sc. Lermit,

Graham,o.b.e., v.n., Capt.

C. Noble, s.s.v.F.,

G.B.H.Cooper,

Sworder, A.

FEDERATED MALAY STATES 1373

W. P. Ay 1 ward. G. LJ Jerrani, C. D. Ipoh

Pearson, H. L Ward, R. Wilson, E. G, Deputy Comm issioner— J. Hobbs

Farrington, R. A. Terry, J. W. Morphett, Selangor and Pahang

R. B. Horner, B. P. Walkfer-Taylor. K. L. Telegraphic Address — “ Decustoms ”

Bedlington, W. K. Wilton, F. E! G. Teleph.- 2223’

CaswellSupt.

Assist. and Aleteordlogical

L. S. Hiraely Braiich—W.

A. Macky Grimes and C, A. Lea i Deputy Commissioner—R. Kuala Lumpur

Probationers—A. F. R. Swetten-

Surveyors on Agreement—R. E, Gray, A. ham

H. W. Lilly, .1. A. Tulloek. A. C. Bishop, Telegraphic' Negri Sembilanu

Address Decustoms

I. C. Booth, A. MeG. Clark Walker, G.

'C. Irving, M. F; Ckmeron, M. F. Cameron, Teleph. 85 .Seremban ' . ■

R.D. Richardson,

K. A. Bruce, 0.A.S.G.Sergei,-

Robb, G.R. L/Gibson,

D. Bull, J.

J. K. Ramsay. T. R. Blaekman, C. H. | Senior Deputy Comniissioneiv-J. G. O’Reilly

Jackson, R, A. SinicoclC C. T. L. Good- Einnie, A. W. Greaves. F. G. Aplin, m:<;.,R,

Superintendents—N. Falls, T,

Survey and

child R. K. Rule E. Stubbs, R. H. F. J, Huett, R. M. Levingo, (acting)

Probationers—G. ; Superintendents—V. C. Watkins, (on

Williams leave),

Chief Draftsman—E. Shadgett

Chief Photo Lithographer —W. D. Mavor leave), J.R. O’Gonnell,

L, Cuscaden,H.(on de C.leave),

EltonE. (onH.

Assist. do. —W. H. Noble Hime,

Trower, P. M.

W. H.Cocke,

Case, (on (onleave),

leave) If.F. M.L.

Assist.

Instrumentdo.Repairer—W. —L. Y. Browne Skilton, m.c., J. I). G. E. Morice, M. H.

J. Austen

Accountant—K. Reed, (acting)* UavGrul)t>,

kos (onC.leave). J. R.H.M.S. Ilckthalk

Meteorological Brcinch C.G. MacLaren

!! Sykes, W. J.

S. Sichel,

Reid,

Walsh, R.I).S. Clemons,J. LloyVi,

P. StokesE.and M.

Superintendent—C. D. Stewart * f 11. W. H.Buperintendgrjtts—L.

Hannigan

Meteorological Officer—tS; G. G. Kelliher' I AsSistaht ILBardett-

Town Planning Department Smith, C. O. Williams, W. H. Mac-

Selangor—Office: Kuala Lumpur Jeffries, J. S. A. Lewis, P. H. M.leave)

Laughlin, M. B. Holland, (on Cooper, I. I.

Town Planning Supt.—R. P. Davis, A.Cooper 11. Gridley, 1). Hall, T. G.

(on leave) and R. L. N. Harward D H.

M.I.M. & C.E.. M.T.1M., M.R.S.I. (on leave)

Assist- Town Planning Supt.—W. Michael, Customs Proba,tioners—L.

p.A.s.t.,

surveyor),A.m.i.m. & c.E., inm.rTown

certificate s.i. (chartered

Planning G.G. F-W.G.Montgomery, E. P.D.C. Darby,

Langdon,D.

Assist. Town Planning Supt.—H. Kendall, Johnston Rivaz, A. C. Jeavons and J. H.

A.R.x.B.A.,

A.M.T.P.T. dipl. ITniv. Coll- (London), j Assist. Registrar of Imports and Exports

Chief —R. Matthews

Chief Clerk—A. S. Rajaratnam

Draughtsman—A. Manuelpillay Chemist—H. Marsden

Negri Semhilan—Office: Seremban Singapore

Town Planning Supt;—F. L. Harding, : Supervisor of Export Duties—B. C. Frend

A.M.T.P.I. Malacca

Perak—Office: Ipoh | Supervisor of Export Duties—G. W. T.

Town Planning Supt. — P. J. Williams, Perkins

L.R.I.B.A., M.T.P T.

Assist. Town Planning Supt.—D. M. Treasury'Department,: F.M.S.

McLachlan Administrative Branch

Trade and Customs Financial Adviser and Treasurer, F.M.S.—

Head Office: Kuala Lumpur M. Rex (acting)

Teleph. 2-212; Cable Ad: Customs Assist. Financial Adviser and Treasurer,

F.M.S.—I).Richards (acting)

Commissioner—W. E. Pepys (acting)

Deputy do. —Stamford

Financial Assist.—Wong Peng Wah C. Raffles, o.b.e. Accounting Office

Perak Accountant—M. Ponnampaiam

1 Clerk i/c Agency Accts.—S. Kandiah

Telegraphic Address — “ Decustoms” Clerks, Class 1—Chong Soo Kiow, M.

Apachy and S. Kanapathypilly

Teleph. 31

1374 FEDERATED MALAY STATES

Assistant Treasurer's Office and Personal Assist, to Director—V. J. Brunt

State Treasury—Selangor Economic

Boyd, m.c s.and Education Officer—R.

State Treasurer—D. Richards (acting)

Officer i/c , Checking Branch—M. Nunis —L. D.Director Assist.

Gammans,

of Co-operation (South)

M.c.s.' Societies^

Chief Clerk,Federal Treasy.—J. T. Dorai Assist. Registrar of Co-operative

State Treasury—Perak —N. M. Hashim, M.c.s.

State Treasurer—Eric Hazelton Co operative Marketing

Officer—M. Dukes Organisation

Clerks, Class I—R. T. Yeerasingam and Cadet (Malayan Civil Service)—J. K. Creer

Soo Ah Kheng Auditor and Accountant—R. E. Cox

(.State TreasurySegri Sernbilan Superintendent.—M. Thambinathan

State Treasurer—K. A. Suppiah Urban Co-operative Officer F.M.S.—T.

Clerk, Special Class—C. .Nagalingam Sivapragasam

State Treasury — Pahang Malay Co-operative Officer (Headquar-

State Treas.—V. Kanapathy Pillay ters)—Abdul WahabOfficer—M.

Indian Co-operative bin Arshad Rajar-

Chamber of Commerce, F.M. S. atnam

Perak

Kuala Lumpur, Selangor; Senior Co-operative Officer, Ipoh—Hajr

Cable Ad: Commerce Mohamed Eusoff bin Mohamed

General Secretaries—Evatt & Co., Kuala Malay

Lumpur Co-operative Officer, TaipingYusof

North

General Committee—J. H. Keer(president), Malay —Wan Co-operative

Zarazillah bin Haji Wan Taiping

Officer, Ismail

C.C. B.Rae,Towill, D. F.and

J. L. Hope Topham, Hon. Col. South—Mohamed Dalai bin Hoji Suboh

G. Y. Roland Malay Co-operative Officer, Lower Perak,,

Perak Branch Teluk Anson — Raja Musa bin Raja

Committee—Hon. Col. C. Rae (chairman), Malay MahdiCo-operative Officer, Krian, Parit

J.Pennycuick,

L. Hope, J. G.Whyte,V. Roland,

R. B. FordJ. and

M. Buntar—Mohamed Fahir bin Stia Raja

G. Grant Selangor

Secretaries—Evatt & Co., Ipoh Malay Cooperative

Selangor Branch bin Mohamed Sah Officer—Pateh Akhir

Committee—J. H. Keer (chairman), C. B. Indian Co-operative Officer, Inland Dis-

Towill, D. F. Topham, J. Macdonald, J. tricts, Kuala Lumpur—P. S. Lourdes

H. Harris and R. &W.Co.,Hughes

Secretaries—Evatt Luala Lumpur Negri Sembilan

Chamber of Mines, F.M.S. Malay Co-operative officer, Seremban—

Tengku Syed Ahmad bin Tengku Mo-

Towers Chambers—Ipoh hamedCo-operative Officer, Seremban—

Indian

President—J. H. Rich, j.p. G. Y. Thaver

Vice-do. —A. H. Flowderdew Penang

Council :—

Perak—A. J. Kelman, G. H. Hutton, J. Assist. and Director ofof CoCo-operation

Registrar (North)

operative Societies

Cameron,

j.p., j.p., LeongT. Sin

J. Descraques, R. A.Nam, m.S.c., —W. G. Crawford, m.c.s.

Windeatt,

Lau Chief Clerk—M. A. Bakar

GreenEkandChing, j.p., Hon. Mr. C. L. Malay Co-operative Officer—Puteh bin

F. H. Symonds TambyCo-operative

Kechil Officer—P. T. Nathan

Selangor—A.

L. Vaughan F. Harris H. S. Lee Assist.

and Sembilan—E. H. Flowerdew, Indian

Negri Auditor and Accountant—Gob

Pahang—Hon. Mr. A. S. Lilburne Wee Pah

Secretary—A. C. J. Towers, F.L.A.A., a.c.i.s. Singapore

Co-operative Societies Department, Co-operative Assist. Auditor and Acct.—Leo Vaz

Officer—H. A. de Silva

F.MiS. & e.s. Malacca

Head Office : Kuala Lumpur

Director of Co-operation and Registrar, Malay Co-operative Officer, Alor Gajah—

F.M.S. and SlSL—A. Cavendish, m.o.s. Baba bin Jaudin

PERAK

Perak, the premier State'of the Federated Malay States, is on the west coast of the

Malay Peninsula, and lies between Kedah On the north and Selangor on the south.

‘The coast-line is about 90 miles in extent; the greatest length of the State, in a north

and south direction, is 150 miles, and the breadth, in an east and west direction, 90

miles. It is estimated to contain 7,800 square miles ; that is to say, it is about the

size of Yorkshire

rubber, and Lancashire

rice, coconuts, together.

coffee robusta, spices ofTheall soil

kinds,is suitable

sugar, andforgrasses

the cultivation

from whichof

essential oils are extracted.

PerakTheis the

Statemost

is well wateredThis

important. by numerous streamssouth

river runs nearly and until

rivers,it tUriis

of which the toriver

sharply the

westward and falls into the Straits of Malacca. It is navigable

from its mouth by steamers of 300 to 400 tons burden, and for another 100 miles for about 40 miles

by

cargo boats. The upper part of the river is rocky and abounds in rapids, and conse-

quently, except for small boats and rafts, is unnavigable. The

Padang and the Plus are the three large tributaries of the Perak river. These rivers Kinta, the Batang

rise in into

selves the main mountain

the Perak river.range and flow west and south until they discharge them-

60° Fahr. in the night to 90°is good,

The climate of Perak Fahr. the temperature

in the heat of theinday. the lowThecountry

averageaveraging from

mean is about

70° Fahr. in the night and 87° Fahr. in the day. The nights are uniformly cool. At

3,000 feet the average is 63° Fahr. at night to 73° in the day. The rainfall varies consi-

derably, Taipihg, the capital, registering more than 170 (average for 10 years 171.95),

but the average elsewhere is about 100 inches. There is no true rainy season, but the

wettest

July andmonths

August.are October, November and ^December, and the driest are June,

beenThe State has been

administered underunder BritishofProtection

the advice the Britishsince 1874 and The

Resident. fromState

that.Council,

date hasa

deliberative,

Chiefs, the legislative

British and advisory

Resident, the body,toconsists

Secretary Resident, of the Sultan

several and several

Government Malay

European

Officers, 2 Europeans, 3 Chinese and 1 Indian.

The seat pfTheGovernment

by railway. residence ofis atHisTaiping in thetheLarut

Highness Sultandistrict, three hours

is at Bukit fromnear

Chandan Penang

the

town of Kuala Kangsar, reached by rail from Taiping in about an hour. The High

Commissioner of the Federated Malay States has also a residence

which town, situated as it is on the Perak river, here some 200 yards wide, lies in the at Kuala Kangsar,

midst of beautiful scenery and is the centre of the Malay life of Perak. The British

Resident has residences at Taiping and Ipoh.

The most important district in Perak is Kinta, of which the principal town is Ipoh—

reached by rail from Penang in five and a half hours. The tin deposits in the Kinta

valley andprinciples,

scientific neighbourhood andisare

manyof great

mines value. equipped

Mining iswith here the

conducted

latest onmachinery.

the most

The production of rubber the other mainareindustry.

mentInhastheconstructed

district of ahKrian, on theand

extensive Province

costlyWellesley

irrigation(Penang)

scheme border,

and largetheareas

Govern-

are

under rice and rubber. A somewhat similar district is Lower Perak, in which is

^situated Teluk Anson, the principal port of the State. This port

railway with the main line of the Federated Malay States Railway, and there is is connected by a branch

-frequent communication by steamers between Penang and Singapore.

the The Larut district

possession of the tinwasmines

formerlybeforefamous

1874 for

wereitsthetin immediate

deposits, andcause faction

of thefights for

British

intervention in and eventual protection of Perak. The Larut mines had of late years

somewhat sunk in importance, but are now the centre of the bucket-dredging industry.

. Matang,

siderable a suKdistrict

fishing of Larut,

industry exists on its contains

coast. many large rubber estates,^ aqd\ a jsob-

1376 PERAK

The large districts of Batang Padang and Upper Perak are as yet less developed

than the rest of the State. The railway runs through the Batang Padang district six

miles from hours

some seven the headquarter

from Penang.tow-nAofmetalled

Tapah, cart

for which

road hasthe been

station, Tapah toRoad,

completed Grik,is

the headquarters of the Upper Perak district.

The population of Perak in 1931 was 765,989, as compared with 599,055 in 1921. It

included in 1931, 325,527 Chinese, 272’,546 Malaysians, 159,152 Indians, 2,359

Europeans, . 1,270 Eurasians and 5,135 other nationalities. The Chinese

form the labour force of the tin mines and the Tamil natives of India

the labourinforce

employed of the plantations, but it isnnoticeable that some Tamils are now

pursuits. the mines. The Malays engage ' native cultivation and various other

The Federate*! Malay States Railway runs through the whole length of Perak

from Parit Buntar on the Penang (Province Wellesley) border to Tanjong Malim on

the Selangor border. Branch railways run from Taiping to Port Weld and from Tapah

Road to Teluk Anson, thus connecting the coast with the interior. There are about

936 miles of excellent roads," and a network of telegraph and telephone lines throughout

the State.

D t RECTORY

GOVERNMENT OFFICES

St.vtk Council Hon. Mr. Louis Thivy, j.p.

Presidentr—His Highipless the Sultan Clerk of Council—Assistant Secretary

(acting)to

of Perak (Paduka Sri Sultan Resident,—H. G. Turner, M.c.s.

Resident’s Office

Iskandar Shah, k.c.m.g., k.c.y.o.)

Vice-President—The Ra3a Muda (Raja Taiping—British Resident—B. W. Elies,

Abdu Aziz-ibni-al-Marhum Raja M.O.S.

Muda Musa, e.M g.) Secretary to Resident 4— N. Rj Jarrett,

Hon’hleBendahara—Raja

Raja the British ResidentYusuf ibni Sultan M.C.S;. (acting)

Abdul Jalil al-Murhurn Rathi' Allah. Assistant Secretary to Resident -M. C. ff

Hon. Sheppard, M.c.s. (acting

ibni Raja di-HilirSultan

al-Marhum - Raja Sir Chulan

Abdullah, k.b.e., Office Assistant—Cheah Tek Chye

C.M.G.,Kaya

Orang J.F., M.F.C.

Temenggoug — Wan Abdul Prot.. Chinese Protectorate'—Lpoh ,

Jalil Kaya

bin Wan Hussain, j.p.Ahmad Rasdi (acting), of Chinqse-HL H. Dakers, m.c.s.

Orang Mentri—Wan. Assist. Protectors

bin Wan Muhammad Isa, j.f.

Orang Middleton, m.c.s. of(acting),

Chineseand— C.R. T.P.

Wan Kaya Kayd Ptnglima

bin Muhammad Yusuf,Kintu

j.p. -- Che ClerkBingham, m.c.s. (acting)

and Translator—Chong Wai Weng.

Orang Kaya Kaya

Muhammad Noordin StiabinBijaya

Jeragandi-Raja—

Abdul Chief Clerk- -Saw Seong Peck

Shukor

Orang Kaya Kaya Laksamana—Che Lope Education

Bahaudin bin Muhammad Noh Inspector of Schools—A. Keir, m.a.

Hon. The ILegal Adviser, F.M.S.

The State Medical and Health Officer Asst. Inspectors of—D.

Acting do. R. Swaine, m.c., m.a.

J. E. Kempe, m.c s.

N. K. Bain, m.c s. Bsc., b.a., and R. Schools —L. R. Wheeleiy

F. C. Markham, b.a.

Chief Visiting Teacher—Che Mohamed Ah

Unofficial Members bin H. Sulaiman

Hon. Lt.-Col. C. Rae, j.p., m.f.c. Clifford School-—K. Kangsar

Hon. Mr. T. R. A. AViiideatt. v.f.c Head Master—B. Preedy, b.a., m.c.

Towkay Leong Sin Nam, m.c.h., j.p. Govt. Eiujlish School - Batu Gajah

Towkay

Dr. K. Chung Ah Ming,

T. Kliong, j.p. j.p.

m.c.h., Head Master—Syed Shaidali

Sheikh Abdur Rahman him Sheikh Govt. English School—Kamunting

Abdul Kadir Head Master—E. A- Moissinac

PERAK 1377

Govt. English School—Gopeng Medical

Head Master—D. G. R. Peters Office of Senior Medical Office?)'—Perak

Govt. English School—Tronoh Senior Med. Officer, Perak—Dr. W. H. Hart

Head Master—M. Fernandez Acting Senior Med. Officer, Perak—Dr. H.

Govt. English School—Tapah R. Dive

Head Master—Dayal Singh Financial Secretary—Qua Gong Kow

Chief Clerk—Xawab Ali

St. George's School —Taiping Pharmaceutical Chemist—A. V. Hitch

Director— Rev. Bro. Henry District Hospital—Larut

King Edward VII iSdfeoq?—Taiping Medical Officer—Dr. G. D. Gordon

Principal—R. S. P. Walker, b.a. (Oxon) Deputy S.

Medical Officers—G. Abraham,

Danasamy and M. E. Tiruchelvam

Anderson School—Ipoh General Hospital—Taiping

Head Master—C. F. C. Ay re Medical Officer—Dr. J. E. McMahon

Fobest Department District Hospital—Krian

Perak South

State Forest Officer—T. A. Strong (Deputy Assist. Jumeaux Medical Officer — Dr. E. L. S.

Consvr.) District Hospital—Kuala Kangsar

District Forest Officer, Kinta—D. S. P. Medical Officer—Dr. A. Bearblock

NoakesForest

District (Asst. Oonsvr.)

Officer, Tapah—0. C. L.

Durant (Asst. Consvr.) Womeris Hospital—Kuala Kangsar

District Forest Officer, T. Malim—R. 0. Lady Medical Officer—Dr. C. B. Kibble

Barnard (Asst. Oonsvr.) District Hospital—Grik

District Forest Officer, L. Perak—R. E. Assist. Surgeonrh-S. Subrahmanyam

Colomb (Extra Asst. Consvr.)

Attached to Dist. Forest Office, Kinta Assist.District Hospital—Klian Intan

—Alii bin Hussain (Sub Asst. Consvr.) Surgeon—A. R. Muthiah

Attached to Dist. Forest Office,

—C. L. Carrier (Sub Assist. Consvr.) Tapah District Hospital—Ipoh

Medical Officer—Dr. P. H. Hennessy

Prisons Senior

Burne Surgeon F.M.S.,—Dr. T. W. H.

Convict Establishment— Second Medical Officer—Dr. S. H. Swift

Taiping Lady do. —Dr. M. M. Hewitson

Superintendent,

R. P. Bingham, Convict

m.c.s. Establishment—

(acting) District Hospital—Batu Gajah

Gaoler, Grade 1—D. Keilich Medical Officer—Pr. W. B. Sutherland

Gaoler,

European Grade III—C.. Bedford

Warders—T. B. (acting) S. 2nd do.

Bresnahan,

—Dr. P. D. Johnson

District HospitalHAam par

J. Fowler, H. Harnett, D. J. White, Assist. Medical Officer—M. Naganather

H. Foot, J. C. E. Vaughan, A. F. District Hospital—Vivtang Psulang

Rowland, J. Webster, S. W. Jones, Medical Officer—Dr. E. G. Morris

J. A. Starks, R. H. Shuttle worth, T. District Sungkai

Chowns, J. J. Larkworthy, W. J.

Handley, C. H. Cox, A. G.

F. J. Sheffield, Harry Bailey, H. A. G. Elliott, Assist. Surgeon—G-, S. Arulpragasam

Butler, F.S. Davis, F. H.V. W.

Lucock, H.S. W. District Hospital—Tanjopg

W. Deputy Medical Officer —M. Gupta Malim

Tillyer, Bentley,

F. Bedvvell and A. W. Hall Reed,

District Hospital—Lower Perak

Government Gardens and Plantations MedicalDistrict Officer—Dr. C. T. MacGaj.thy

Hospital—idiitia,wan

—Larut Hill, Taiping Assist. Surgeon—-V. R. N. Mehon

Superintendent—H.

01erk~^L SavariappanG. H. Bartlett Leper Asylum—Vvlaa Pangkor Laut

Marine Department— Dresser-in-charge—S. Veluppilltw

Teluk Anson Veterinary RranchHd&edk- North

Harbour Master, Perak —X. Falls Veterinary Surgeon—D. P. White

Chief Clerk—Chin Thutt' How Assist. Veterinary Surgeops- Taiping:

Technical Subordinate -p. C.-Baptist Y. G. $Iiapta, Rrian; G. H/Jd^lii

44

1378 PERAK

Veterinary Branch—Perak South Telek Anson—R. H. Harrison and Leong

Veterinary Surgeon— P. G. Short Boon Swee

Assist. Veterinary

(Ipoh), K. Gopal Surgeons—V. P. Gokhale Clerical Service: Chief Police Office,Perak:

Pillay (Teluk AnSOn)(Tapah) and P M. Chief Clerk—Tan Chin Seng

Financial Clerk—J. P. Kathiravelbo

Minds Department Post and Telegraph Department

Warden—H.

Assist! G. B. Harris

Warden—A: E. :(actih£)

Kershaw Administrative Branch.—Perak & Dindings

Inspector pf Mines—A. Bean (Larut) Contr., Posts & Telegraphs—G. J. Ford

Inspectors of Machinery—J. H. A. Trowed, Supts., Posts and Telegraphs — R. D.

Rowswell and D. Smith

IT. Lawson, R. P. Gooke and A. E. Chief Clerk, Controller’s Office—H.

Greetham

iSen’ior ' iirispe'dtor of Mi nek—C. I. Postmaster—Ipoh: Lira Tee Ee Banerji

Rob in sop ; Do. —Taiping: V. Valu

Iinspectprs of Mines-R. O. Madew Public Works Department—

(Grik), A. H. Cretch (Kam;.ar), J. Head Office: Taiping

Sanderson (Tapah), G. E. Gripper State Engineqr—C.

and C. T. Thomas (Batu Gajah) Executive Engr.— A.J.H.Parker

5

Gousen (acting)

Chief Policr Office, Phr^h Assistant Engineer—N. G. Ferguson

Chief Police1 Officer, Perak—V. A. M. Griffin FinancialLarut, Assist.—K. Arulampalam

Matang and Krian

1st Assist’. 'Commissioner bf Pbfibb—L. IT. Sen. Exec. Engr.—J. D. MacLachlan (aotg.)

Hart

2ndbinAssist;. Commissioner—Raja Suleiman Assistant Engr.—E.

Raja Bot

R. Davies

Kuala Kangsar

3rd Assist.—C. H. A. Thompson: (acting) Senior Executive Engr.—F. G. Coales

Assist. Commrs.

Detectives, of Police

Ipoh—E. in charge

C. Tidy and G. E.of Assistant Engineer—E. R. C. Williams

Devonshire Kinta

Assist. Commissioher-in

Ipoh—G. R. Livett charge' of Traffic, Executive Engr.—E. M. V. Holland

Senior Exec. Engr,—P. H. Davies

Chief Court Inspector — D. R. L. P. AssistfintEngineers—R.

.1. A. T. Horslyand A. J.C. Bee, G. Morgan,

Wilson

Matheson

Assist. Commrs. of Police—Ipoh: L. H. Senior Exec.Engr. (Waterworks)—

P. A. Molloy

Hart; Kangsar:

Kuala Taiping: J.L.B. A.J. Birch;

G. Moniss;Batu ChiefW. Inspector Waterworks, (Kinta

Gajah: C. T. W. Dobree; Teluk Anson: A.. Tumnidge

F. L. Riley (acting) Supt., Filtration Plant, Kinta Water

Officers-in-charge of Police Districts— Supply—B. V. Seaward

Kroh—Alii bin Tuah State StoreSubordinate,

Technical Keeper—W.SpecialE. (Pearce

Grade—'

Parit Buntar—Lamin

Bagan Serai—K. B. Naidu bin Kassim Ipoh: R. R. Skelchy

Taiping (including Matang) — T. Batang Padang

Chilcott,

Singh andE.Mohd. A. G. Anderson, Dan Executive Engr.—E. N. Dimmock (acting)

Grik—Mohd HusseinYacob

bin Mohd. Saman Lower Perak

Kuala Kangsar—W. H. Bendle, F. A. S. Exec. Engr.—D. M. McDiarmid

Mech. Engr.—Changkat Jong: C. R. Wales

Caldwell

Hamid and Shamsudin biu Haji

Sungei Siput North—H .P.Yahaya Armstrong Senior Registry of Christian Marriages

Simpang Ampat—Rajah Registr.—Secy,

Registrar, Larut, Kualato Resdt.

Kangsar,of Upper

Perak

Ipoh—S.

Bakisch E. Smith,

bin Haji F.

Md.E. Wallace,

Ali, Chan Mohd.

Yoon Perak, Krian—Secretary to Resident

Lum and Othman bin H. A. Chani of Perak Kinta—The Magistrate, Ipoh

Registrar,

Lahat—H.

Batu J. Barnard Singh and Chong Registrar,

Gajah—Sarraukh Lower Perak and Batang Padang

Tuck Yew —District Officer, Lower Perak

Tronoh—Mohamed Noor bin Din

Gopeng—Mohamed

Kampar—A. Noor bin Din Ramli Senior Revenue

E. Jakeman,

Survey Branch

Supt. Revenue Surveys, Perak—W.

bin H. Rashid and FakirMohd.Chand A. Gummer (Taiping)

Tapah—G. B. Folliott, Mohd. Din bin Assist. Supt. Revenue Surveys (Office)—

J. A. Tulloch (Taiping)

Mohd. Shariff and Isher Singh

PERAK 1379

Acting Assist. Supt. Revenue Surveys, Veterinary Inspector—E. Spyker Man

Revision Branch—C. T. L. Gooflehild Assessment

Mohammed Officers

Wallie, D.— W.A. Attygalle

Mariappen,

and

(Taiping)

Assist. Supt. Revenue Surveys, Larut-H. H. H. Armstrong

L. Ward (Taiping) !

Sen. Assist. Supt. Revenue ' Surveys, State Treasury—Taiping

Kinta—F. A. Fendall (Batu Gajah) Acting State Treasurer—K. R. Blackwell

Assist. Surveyor in Charge,

—P. Sinnappu (Telok Anson) Lower Perak M.C.S.

Surveyor-on-Agreement—J.

(Batu Gajah) D. Richardson Supreme Court—Ipoh

Judge,

K.c. Perak—Mr. Justice H. W. Prichard

Sanitary Board—Kinta, Ipoh Secretary to Judge—S. S. Duray

Chairman—E. A. P. Helps, m.c.s. Assist. Registrar—Tunku Abdul Rahman

Secretary—A. E. Perera M.S.C.

Accountant—Cheah Keng Hoon Deputy Registrar—S. S. Duray

Chief Sanitary Inspector—E. G. Montford Chief Clerk—M. Sittampalam

* Senior Sanitary Inspector — K. Kana- Topographical Branch, Survey Dept.

pathypillai

Building Inspector—R. Adamson, M.c. Senior

Senior SupL—W. A. D. Edwardes

Assist. Supt.—H. C. Abraham

Assist, do. — P. E. Choo Assist. Supts.—G. H. Sworder, A. G.

Works Engineer—H. Billing and J. W. Moiphett

Assist. Veter. Surg.—G.J. Markes

Thiagarajan Surveyors on Agreement—A. R. Bennett,

Abattoir Assistants—M. Cornelius, T. V. G.Booth C. and

Irving,

A. H.L.W.M.Lilly

Waterford, I. C.

Nadason Pillay and K. Kathirgasu

KUALA KANGSAR

District Office Assistant Conservator of Forests— M. L.

District Officer—J. E. Kempe, m.c.s. Webber

Chief Clerk—Ng Kow Chin Malay College

Assist. District Officers—R. E. Wilson and Head Master—C. Bazall

Mohamed Noordin

Deputy Assist. Officer—Suleiman bin Mhd. Assist. Masters—D. B. J. Ambler, b.a., G.

Woods and Mrs. Berkeley

Dins

2nd District Officer—Wan Mohd. AH

Executive Engineer—F. G. Coales Sanitary Board Office

Assistant do. —E. R. C. Williams Chairman—T. E. Kempe, m.c.s.

Medical Officer—Dr. S. H. Swift

Lady do. —Dr. (Miss) S. M. Barnard 2nd do. —DittPhillips

Chief Clerk-J.

Singh

KRIATS1 DISTRICT

District Officer—J. D. M. Smith, m.c.s. (acting)

Drainage

Granthamand Irrigation Engineer—W. O. C. P. K, Krian North— Lamin bin

Medical Officer—Dr. E. L. S. Jumeaux O.KassimC. P. D. Krian South—K. B. Naidu

44*

1380 PEKAK

UPPER PERAK

Disteict Office—Grik Chief Clerk—Qua Hong Goo

Dresser inMedical

District Officer—W. F. N. Churchill, M.c.s. Assist. charge, Kroh—A. K Pillay R.

Officer Intan—A.

Sub-Treasurer—M. Sivakolunthu Muttiah

Deputy Assist.

Rastain ShahromeDistrict Officer, Grik- -Raja Do., Grik—S. Subranianiam

Asst. Dist.Officer, Kroh—Che Mohd. Razalli Dresser-in-charge, Lenggong-Che N dordin

1 )o.,. Lenggong -Che Samsudin

Police Inspector t officer r in - charge of

Police* District—(Kroh) Dian Singh Public Works Department

Police Djs^ri,ot (Grik)Inspector Ismail Head; Overseer, Grik—M. P. Xair

LOWER PERAK DISTRICT

District

5 Officer—N. K. Bain Lady Medical Officer—C. B. Kibble

Asst. do. —H. C. R. Rendle Asst. Medical Gfficer—C.’Murugiah .

Deputy Asst; Dist. Ohiccc—Mokhtar Bin Asst. Disfyict, .Officer — Sitiawan— Rajja

Mat Sah Haji Ahmad

Harbour Master—N. Falls Health Offictr—C. H. Williams

Senior Supt. Trade anc^ .Customs—N. Falls Executive Engineer^—I). M. McDiarmid

Asst. Supt. Trade and Customs—W. H. Asut. Engineer—J. L. Miller

MacLaughlin Asst.'Commissioner of Police—F. L. Riley

Medical Officer—R. Walkinshaw Asst. do. —Harrison

Magistrate—Mokhtar bin Mat Sah Inspector of Police—Leong Boon Swee

Asst. Surveyor in Charge—P. Sinnappu District Forest Officer—R. E. Colomb

KINTA DISTRICT

Batu Gajaf Division Matron—Miss E. Rogerson

District—Officer

—G. A. de Cl deand Dist. Supt

Mowbray, Prisons Sisters—C.

m.c.s.of (acting) Mooreby, E.Wilson,

Augarde,M,H. Killoran,

Culleton,D. M.

M.

Chief Asst. District Officer—E. E. Pen- Clark and F. L. Webb

gilley, M.c.S. (acting) i

Assistant District Officer, Lands—Meor

Ahmad bin Mohamed Said (acting)

Senior Asst, Superintendent, , Revenue Warden—HMines Department

G. Harris (acting)

Surveys—H. C. Ibrahim Assist, dp,

Assistant Superintendent Field—J. 0. Inspector—C. T. Thomas —A, E. Kershaw

Richardson.

Medical Officers—Dr. P. D. Johnson and Inspector—C. P. GrippCr

Dr. R. A. Pal lister Senior Inspector—C. I. Robinson

Matron—Miss C. M.Ambrose (acting) Inspector—R. O. Madew

Sisters—Misses Mooreby, Inspector—A. H. Cretch

L. G. Culle- liutepfectors

ton, H. Y. Fisher, H. G. Lacey, L. M. Trowel! and of Machinery — J. H. A.

Bevan and H. M. Hobbs A. E. GreetLam

ILARITT DISTRICT

DistPvIct Office —Larut, Taiping

District Officer—N. F. H. Maher, m.c.s. Settlement Officers—Megat Abdul Rah-

Assistant

Shah bin District

Raja Officer—Raja

Harun Aman man bin Haji Mohamed Hussin, Abdul

T

Deputy Assistant District Officer—W an Malay Aziz and Mohamed Jan

Ahmad Rasdi bin Wan Mohamed Isa and Badaruddin Officers—Abdullah bin Kulop LTdi.

(Orang Kaya Mentri) bin Alang Ahmad

PERAK 1381

BATANG PADANG DISTRICT

Dist. Officer—A. M. Dryburgh, m.c.s.

Assist. District Officer—Mohamed Baki ! Glerks,!

bin Alias

Class I-*' S. Ponniah and V. Kan-

daratnam

Assist. District Officer, Tanjong Malim— : Clerks, Class II—S. S.A....vallipuram

Kanapathipillai,

W. W. M. Lennox, m.c.s. j A.Tharani

Arumasalam,

gingh

and

:2ndbinAssist. Dist.

Haji SuleimanOfficer —Mohamed' Salleli :

Assist. Warden of Mines—^J. Sanderson Sanitary' Board

Exec.

Assist.Engr., B. Padang—E.

Conservator N\ Dimmock

of Forofets 0. C. Chairman—The District Officer

L. Durant Secretai-y, Sanitary Board—S. F, Meerwald

Medical Officer—Dr. W. B. Bather! fend Members — Executive Engineer, Chief

Assist, Agric.

Senior do. Assist.—Raja

—Dr. Arulpragasam

Mohamed Police Officer (Perak), Medical Officer,

Deputy Assistant District

OfficerOfficer

(Batang (Tanjong

din binAssist.

OmarDistrict

and SyedOfficers—Kamaru-

Omar Zunid Malim), Health Padang),

L. W. Tivy, J.P., R. J. Mitchell, T. M,

Inspector of Police—G. B. FolHott

Settlement Officers, Tapah—Suleiman bin i Philson, O. K. K. Panglima Bukit

Ahmad Tasir,

SettleSment Mohd.Tanjong

Officer, Zam bin Malim—

Daud |! - XdrisGantangyO.

TrainingT. College

Dussek, and.

Principal

Lim :.Sultan

Cheng

!

Abdul Kadir bin Hussin Ohuan

IPOH

Judge—Hon. Mr. Justice ; H; W. Pritchard [ Govdrnmkn'e Health Officers,

K. C. to Judge^-S. Sr.& Health

Secretary S. Duray

Registrar of Courts'—Tengku ■ Abdulra- | Chairman, DeathsOfficer and A.Registrar

Perak Dr. of Birth-

G. H. Smart,

hinan

Deputy Public Prosecutor—H. C. BoWillan | mittee, Kinta Sanitary Board—-Dr. Coins

Mosquito Destruction M. J.

Assist. District Officer—G. L. F. id Graham

Chairman, Sanitary Board, Kinta —G. M. Holmes tvinta District-:Dr, W. E.

Health Officer,

Kidd Lady Medical Officer, Infant Welfare

Medical Officer-4’, H. Hennesy Centre, Ipoh—Dr. (Mrs.) L. J. Bentinck

Chief Surgeon—Dr. T. W. H. Burne Lady Medical Inspector of Schools, Perak

Protector

Assist. of

WardenChinese

of — G, ft.

Mines^C.F. Sykes

S. Jameson —(vacant)

Senior Executive Engineer, ffiinta—P. H.

Holland Luanjii DEPAKTAti.N'i leo-.

Executive Engineer, Kinta— E. M. Davies

Assist. Engineers—Ipoh: F. E. B. Murphy, Asst. Conte, of Labour— K. H. Bancroft

W' a terw.orks, Ipoh: R. Morgan; /Town, Extra

Ipoh: R. J. Bee; Batu Gajah:. j. A. Indian Immigration Controller of Labour—N. A. Appan—

Fund, Inspector

Manley; Gopeng: 0. L., Stephens P. D. Moses

Anglo-Siam Corporation,

chants — Mercantile • Bank'Ltd.,' Mer- Asahi Hotbl—140, Hugh L nv Street

Building,

Station Road, Ipoh; Cable Ad: Ang-

losiam; Codes: New, Sffinjard and Asiatic Petroleum Co. (F.M.S.), Ltd.

Bentley’s; Head Office: 5 & 7, St. Helen’s (Incorporated

H. H. Sturt, inrepresentative

England)—Ipoh

Place, London, E. C. . J. E. Barton St. G. D. Hamp-

L. R.F. D.Holiday, branph,'Representative W. D. Bale

Hempson A.A. G.N. Ells

Maekulav F.den-Brown

A. Niblock

ArtBooksellers

Novelty &and Medical Store, Printers, J. H. White- , A. W. NiohTlson

Stationers — Market Teluk Anson Installation Palme:;

D.H.

Street : . .; ,. J. C. Snaith

1382 PERAK

ASSOCIATIONS AND CLUBS,

Capt.

Lindsay Vears,

Automobile Association of Malaya, Chung Ah Kee and R. Moon

The — Headquarters: 12, Barrack Secretary—A. E. E. De Vos

Road, Kuala Lumpur (Selangor)

Secretary (Kuala Lumpur)—Rex Young Men’s Christian Association—

Duncan, m.i.m.t. Brewster Road, Ipoh

Secretaries (Perak)—Messrs Har- Board of Directors—Hon. Lieut.-Col.

per, Gilfillan & Co., Ipok Cecil

and Rae Lau (president),

Ek ChingA.j.p.E. Moreira

(vice^

Federated Malay Stages Chamber of presidents),

La Brooy, Dr. Secretary)

(Hon. J. S. Lee, Dr. C. H.K.

Commerce (Perak Branch) T. Khoiig, L. St. G. Petter, Dr. L.

Secretaries—Evatt

Accountants, Ipoh & Co., Chartered Proebstal, B. de Silva, Voon

Thian Soo, j.p., Rev. J. B. Walker

Ipoh Club—Telephs. 15 and 442; Cable Ad: and E. A. P.A.Helps

Secretary—J. Thuraisingham

Ipoh Club Hon. Treasurer—A. E. Gabriel

President—P.

Yice-do. G. Short

—A Ramsay

Committee—C.

Byers, J. Bede Cox,Lewis,C. R.S. Austral Malay Tin, Ltd., (Incorporated

in the F.M.S,)j—Taiping; Teleph. 34;.

D. Scott,J. L.H. Hope,

Scully,S.J.H.Sinclair, H. £Cable200,000 ininAustmalay.

Ad: £1 shares, Auth. Capital

A. Weff and P.J. J.B. Williams

Secretary—W. Ashby £ 100,000 shares fully paidIssued Cap.

Resdt. Genl. b.e.

Richardson, Manager

(Syd.) —M.R.Inst.J. m.m.

D.

Kinta Club—Batu Gajah Asst. Genl. Manager—E. E. G. Boyd,

President—G. A. de C.

Hon. Secretary—J. C. Shentonde Mowbray b.e. (Syd.) A. M. Inst. m.m.

Secretary—G. T. Dawes

New Club—Taiping, F.M.S. Accountant—R. A. West, a.s.a.a.

President—J. N. Sheffield A Prospecting and Development Co,

Vice-do. —D. A. Dunn who are General Managers of -.—

Committee—J. Kampong Kamunting Tin Dredging

Palmer, E. T.Neilson, N. Bach,

Jacques, N. F.S. H.B. Ltd.

Asam Kumbang Tin Dredging Ltd.

Mather and E.E Wootton

E. G. Boyd Ulu Yam TinTinDredging

Secretary—A. Thabawleik DredgingLtd.Ltd.

Perak Club—Taiping Puchong Tin Dredging

Pungah Tin Dredging Ltd. Ltd.

President—The

Vice-do. —J. DicksonHon. British Resident Offices in Sydney are at Challis House,

Committee—A. E. DeG.Vos, J. A. Fox, Martin Place.

K. R. Blackwell, R,andHatton, H. Managing Directors:—F. V. Stanley,

Fraser, H. W. Reed M. C. H. b.e. (Syd.) and C. C. Nardin, b.e.

Sheppard (Syd.) :— F. Leverrier, Chairman,,

Directors

Secretary—P. Hall W. A. Freeman,

Huntsman R. J.J.D.R.Richardson,

McGregor,b.e. H.

Perak (Syd.) m. 1 nst m.m., F. V. Stanley, b.e.

dens, Golf Club—Course:

Taiping. F.M.S. Public Gar- (Syd.)

Field C. C. Nardin, b.e. (Syd.)

Engineers:—E. R. Davis and H.

President—J. N. Sheffield E. Clayton

Captain—D.

Hon. SecretaryP. and

WhiteTreasurer—W. E.

MacNaught Audas, J. V., Geological, Metallurgical

Perak Turf Club and Mining Engineer—Brewster Road;

Chairman—E. C. Watson Cable Ad.

A.B.C. 5th. Audas;

Edn. Code: Bentley’s and

Secretary—C. R. Byers

Treas.—Brown, Phillips and Stewart Aw Bros., Booksellers, Stationers and

Taiping Turf Club Sports Outfitters—Ipoh

President—S. B. Palmer Bank of Malaya, Ltd. — 14, Hugh Low

Vice-do. —O. H. M. Sturges Street, Ipoh; Teleph. 243

PERAK 1383

Barbour, Ltd., E. A., Rubber Merchants Brash & Smith, Mining Engineers and

Surveyors—Busing; Teleph.Codes:

2 (Fusing);

—87, Peng Leong Road; Teleph. 160 Cableedn.,

Ad: Smith (Busing);

R. Ramage, manager 5th Bentley’s, Broomhall’sA-B.C.

3rd

Bendixsen & Co., Ltd., A., Rubber Ex- edn., Bedford and McNeill (1908)

porters

Godown: and Merchants

2, Silibin — Office and

Road, Ipoh

C. Prosper Liston, manager Brown, Phillips & Stewart, Accountants

Office & Godown—1/2 Mile Chang Kat andAuditors—HongkongBankBuildings,

Ipoh, and at Penang; Teleph. 90; Cable

Road,G. Teluk

F. G. Ansonmanager

Edlin, Ad: Audit, Ipoh; Codes: Broomhall’s

Office & Godowai—25, Bruas Road, Si- Imperial/ Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th edn.

R. P. Phillips, f.s.a.a., f.ci.s., partner

tiawans and 25, Clark

B. M. Webster, agentStreet, Lanuit (Penang)

F. North, ' do.

Office & Godown —11, Cross Street, ’ A.R. S.S. Stewart, C.A., partner (Ipoh)

Taiping C. H.Brown, c.a.;

K. Cormac, c.a.do. do.

C. C. Dalgas, manager C.L. R.S. Wallace

Brown (Penang)

P.lunn

General Co., Ltd., George,Belfield

Merchants—98, Rubber and

Street, W. R, Sinclair, c.a. do.

Ipoh. Head Office: Kuala Lumpur

Borneo Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Great Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.

Britain), Merchants—!, Station Road, (Incorporated Ordinances

under the Companies

of HongkongWholesale

and incor-

Ipoh; Telephs. 660-1; Cable Ad:

Ipoh; Codes: Private and Bentley’s, RetailBorneo, porated in Shanghai), and

Head Wine and Spirit Merchants—165,

London,Office: E.C. 3.28,-Branch

Fenchurch

HousesStreet,at Brewster Road; Teleph. 302; P.O. Box 68

(Ipoh); Cable Ad: Caldbeck. Head Office:

Singapore,

Teluk Anson,Penang, Batavia, Kuala

Bangkok,Lumpur,

Sara- 4, Macgregors,

Foochow Road, Shanghai

wak, Soerabaya, Raheng, Ohifengmai Ltd., Shanghai, general

.and Lakon J. managers

R. H. Scovell, manager

D. T. Lewis, general manager (London) Agency

A.F. E.Ramsay,

Dilley, manager

do. (Singapore)

(Ipoh) The Ocean Accident and Guarantee

Corporation, Ld.

S. D. Scott, engineer do.

F. A. Matthews, do. do.

G.H. Thompson,

R. Thompson, do. do. (K. Lumpur)

(Penang) Caxton Press—130, Belfield Street, Ipoh

C. L. P. Matheson, accountant do. ; Trustees

La Brooy, of the Estate of the late G. O.

proprietors

Borneo Motors, Ltd., and BorneoI- W. A. Rodfi, manager

Chevrolet,

Telephs. 475Ltd.—Brewster

(Borneo Mptor)Road, andIpoh;621 Chartered Bank of India, Australia

(Borneo-Chevrolet)

N. G. Reddish, branch manager and China (Incorporated in England

by Royal Charter, 1853)—Ipoh;

Ipoh Teleph.

Botly & Co., Stock and Share Brokers— 385;G. Cable Grant,

Ad: Italics,

agent (actg.)

Shaik Adam Building 1st floor, Ipoh; W. S. Dakin, accountant

Telephs.

Ad: 311 and 494;Codes:

P.O. Box 96;

B. C.Cable Sub-accountants—

Edn.,Transfer, Ipoh;

Broomhall’s Imperial,A. Bentley’s,

6th D. R. Cameron

J. Blackwood

Sprague’s Utility and Private A. J. Buchan

C. W. G. Botly, sole partner E. H. Moffat

Boustead & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Taiping

F.M.S.), Merchants—Ipoh,

Kuala Lumpur, Port Swettenham, Teluk Anson, R. Moon, sub-agent

Singapore and Penahg; Cable Ad: Sitiawan J. G. Churchill, sub-accountant

Boustead; Codes: A.B.U 5th

Bentley’s. London Agents: Edward Teluk edn. and L. W. King, sub agent

Boustead & Co. Anson

R. B.Ford, signs per pro. (Teluk Anson) Boustead & Co., Ltd., agents

1384 PEJ

Chenderxang Tin Dredging, Ltd. (‘Incor- Cycle

Car &Importers

Carriage'Co.

and (1921?), Ltd-., Motor

Engineers — 68,

porated

rak, F.M.S.; in England)

Teleph. —Ghenderiatig,

Temoh 6; Railway; Pe- Brewster Road; fpoh: Teleph. 273

Station:

Chenderiang Temoh; Cable Ad: Dredging,

R.W. V.M. Darge, Dunford-Woqd, J., Barrister-at-Law, Ad-

Hardy,manager

dredge staff vocate and Solicitor

Ipoh; Teleph. (S.S.Ad:andDgnjford,

59; Cable F.M.S.),

F. Morgan, hydraulicing staff Ipoh; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Unicode

and Broomhall’s (Rubber edn.)

China London

Ward, 34,Agents—Godden,

Old Jewry, E.CVHolme Jr

Marine.Underwriters,

Motor Car andLtd., Life,Insur-

General Fire,

Country Agents—Simpson, Curtis Jr

ance—Head Office: Hongkong Burrill, Leeds, Yorks

Chief

H’kong. Offipe,

BankSouthern

Chambers, Agencies—

Singapore

General Agent- -rChop Kwong Sang! Dury, Robert C., Merchant and Agent—

Loong, 35, Market Street, Tpoh Kuala Kangsar; Cable Ad: Dury

Cobb & Co., General Merchants—3lJ Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd. (Incorpor-

Station Road, Ipob; Teleph. 95; Cable ated

Gopengin 20,

England)—Telephs.

Kampar 22, BusingIpoh 65,

4, Tai-

Ad:

edn., Cobanco,

Bentley’s, Ipoh: Codes: A.B.C.

Engineering 5th

(2nd edn.), ping 39; Cable Ad: Smelting; Code:

A.B.C. 5th edn. Head Office in the

Marconi International (vol. iv), Selwyn’s”),

Hamilton’s (“ Standard ” and “ Nuera East: Penang

Ipoh—J. M. Pennycuick, agent

(“Iron and Steel” and “Chemical”) R. W. Royston, assistant

Geo. E. Cobb, proprietor Gopeng—Khoo

G. J. H. Cartwright, mgr., signs per pro] Taiping—R. H. ChinCooper,Kheng,

agentassistant

(actg.)

Commercial Press, Printers and Station- Kampar—C.

R. J. Evans,M. McDonald,

assistant agent

ers—15, Panglima Street; Teleph. 157 Busing—E. A. Davies, agent

Commercial Eastern United Assurance Corpora-

(IncorporatedUnion Assurance Co.,

in England)—1, Ltd.

Station tion,

AccidentLtd.,andThe,

MarineFire.Insurance—35,

Motor Car,

Road, Ipoh; Teleph. 99; Cable Ad: Cuaco

Ipoh Station Road, Ipoh ; Teleph. 288; Cable

I. A. M. Smallwood, local manager Ad: Whacheng, Ipoh: Code: A.B.C. 5th

edn.

Corbett, M. C., assoc.inst.m.m., Mining F. Lee

WhaHon

Cheng,

Man,j.p., agent

assistant

and

Teleph.Metallurgical

6 (Ipoh); CableEngineer — Ipoh;

Ad: Maxcorbett,

Ipoh. Codes: Bentley’s, McNeill’s (1908 English Electric Co., Ltd., The (in-

corporated in England), Manufacturers

ofApparatus—Registered

Electrical and AlliedOffice:Plant and

Queen’s

Cowdy

—15 and <% Jones, Advocates

17, Hale Street, and

Ipoh;Solicitors

Telephi House, Kingsway, London, W.C. 2.

82; Cable Ad: Cowdy, Ipoh; Codes: Works:

OrdnanceDick Works,KerrCoventry:

Works, Preston;

A.B.C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s

J.John

Edgar Jones, solicitor, partner Works, Bradford; Siemens Phoenix

Works,

L. Woods, b.a.partner

(Sen. Mod.), t.c.o., Stafford; Willans Works, Rugby. Lead

barrister-at-law, Office for Malaya: 3, Hale Street,

Teleph. 305 (Ipoh); P. O. Box 69; Cable Ipoh;

H. G. Nelson, m.c,. b.a., solicitor j Ad: Enelecticb, Ipoh

Crompton, Parkinson, Ltd.Engineers

(Incorporated S. F. Cohnati, manager

in England), Electrical and

Merchants—8, Station Road, Ipoh ; Evatt & Co., .Chartered Accountants—

. ( D.United Engineers, Ltd., Malayan agts. "'Times of Malays” Buildiug, Ipoh ;

E. Graham, lochkrepresentative , J and at Singapore, Penang and

Kualg, Luippur; Teleph. 129; Cable

Gumming, C. E., Mechanical and Mining Ad: Evatt; Code : A.B.C. 5th edn.

EngineerandPlanter—FloralYTlia,

Teleph. 44, Tpoln Codes: Imperial Ipoh; Com- J.C. A.V. Clarke.,

Bailey, A.C.A.,

a c.a., partner

do.

bination and Rubber, A.B.C. 5th qdn. 0. G. Duddell, a.c.a., do.

PERAK 1385

Excelsoir Pharmacy, Chemists

Druggists-^58, Hugh Low Street, Ipoh and General Accident, Fire and Life

Assurance Corporation, Ltd., The

Aylesbury & Nutter, Ltd., agents .

Federal Rubber Stamp Co., The, Book-

selling Stationers, Printers, Rubber Gibb & Co., Advocates and Solicitors—1

Stamp Makers, News Agents apd'Ghnh Hong Kong BankBmldings, Ipoh; Cable

Importers—25, Station Rd., Ipoh; Cable

Ad; Vulcanite; Codes; A.B.C. 5th edn. Ad:L. Hope, Ipoh

Trevor Williams (solicitor, Supreme

Head Office;

Ipoh, Penang Kuala

and Lumpur. Branches:

Singapore Court, England), advocate and

Foo Wha Cheng, senior partner solicitor

J. H. B. Will (F.M.S.)

^enrolled Law Agent,

Tan Chin Hean, general manager Scotland), advocate and solicitor

Khoo ChengLiang,

Keat (Kuala

printingLumpur)

manager j|

Lim Hun

(Kuala Lumpur) J. (F.M.S.)

M. M. Lewis (Solicitor Supreme

Tan Chin Thye, import manager | * Court England) advocate and

solicitor (F.M.S.)

, (Penang) ' Y,

Kok Yoon San, manager (Ipoh)

Khoo Kim Swee, do. (Penang)

G. H. Saw, do. (Singapore) Grand Hotel—Ipoh; Teleph. 591

Directors — R. P. Brash (chairman),

Federated Malay States Chamber‘of F. N. Syer, Hon. Col. C. Rae, m.f.c.,

Commerce (See Associations) and

Brown, L.Phillips

R. Blacking-

and Stewart, Ipoh,

secretaries

Fleming, Felix Ingold, manager

StructuralBrothers,

Engineers, Mechanical

Brass and Ironand

Founders and General Contractors— Grenier & Co., Ltd., Charles, Stationers,

Works

Teleph. and152; Office: LahatFleming,

Road, Ipoh;

Ipoh; Printers,

Cable Ad:

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and Engineering Ipoh; MerchantsPublishers

— 37 andand39,Genera,!

StationImport

Road,

Alexander Fleming, partner Teleph. 119; Cable

H. D. Jansz, managing director Ad: Grenier

James Fleming,

H. A. Smith, accountantdo. H. D. G. Jansz, director

Fletcher Trading Co., Ltd., General R.O. G.P. Woodford

Jansz

Merchant's,

1 and 822 Importers and Exporters—

3, Post Office Road, Ipoh;

Teleph. Guan & Co.,andL. Commission

Y., Import and Export

Fraser & Neave, Ltd., Aerated Water Merchants High Low488;St.;CableStore: Ad:

36,Lahat

Agents—52,

Rd.,Ipoh:

Manufacturers—Connolly Road, Ipoh; Teleph. Lawyewguan,

Teleph. 87 Ipoh; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. & Bentley’s

R. A. Cessford, branch manager Law YewAhGuan, managing proprietor

Secretaries and sole distributors for , Yong Fee, assist, manager

Malayan Breweries, Ltd., Singa- E. P. Lim, senior assistant

pore S.Choong

P. Jabamanikam, bookkeeper

Ah Yong, cashier

Gammon & Hall (F. M. S.) Ltd., Con-

structional Engineers and Contractors, iGuan Moh Co., General Merchants—4,

Specialists

Hongkong Bank in Reinforced Concrete—

Building; Teleph. 683; JalanPatani, Kuala Kangsar; Teleph. 20,

P.O.F. Box 49; Cable Ad: Structural Kuala Kangsar

D. Wernyss *

Georgetown Dispensary, Ltd., Wholesale Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Machinery, General

and Retail Chemists and Druggists, Importers—89

Dealers etc.—Station

Goods, in PhotographicRoadandandEyesight

Belfield Harper Gilfillan & Co., Ltd. - General

Street, Ipoh; Teleph. 64; Cable Ad: Importers and Insurance and Agents,

Merchants,AgentsShipping

for

Geeteedee,

Head Office:Ipoh; Code:

Penang A.B.C. 5th.edn. Mines and Estates. Lloyd’s Agents.

John Sinclair, m.p.s., manager

S. Wadsworth, m.p.s.. assistant < P.

Taiping, Teluk Anson and Sitiawap at

O. Box 115 Ipoh. Offices also

1486 PERAK

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Lto., Import

and Export Merchants—Teluk Anson E.F.R. E.V.J. D.Stanley,

G. Richardson

Boyd, b.e. b.e. (Sydney)

b.e. (Sydney)

(Sydney)

J. B. Leask, branch manager

C. C. Hardin, b.e. (Sydney)

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking G.R. A.T. Dawes, secretary

West, accountant

Corporation—Ipoh

R. A. Stewart, agent E, R. Davis, manager

A.-LaiC.Weng

Meredith

Huin, |coinpradore

P. S. M. Dew Kennedy, Burkill & Co.,Ltd., Managing,.

C. Chee Cheong, chief clerk General and Local Agents: Estates and

Mines, Fire, Life, Marine and Motor

Hotel, F.M.S.—Belfield Street, Ipoh Insurance—Chartered

Ipoh; Teleph. 260; Cable Bank

Ad:Chambers,

Kenburk

Huttknbach, Lazarus & Sons, Ltd. and Bentley’s. Codes: Broomhall’s Head (Rubber

Office: edn.)

George

(Incorporated in Straits Settlements),

Mechanical and Electrical Engineers, Penang Town Chambers, 39, Beach Street,.

General Merchants—94, Brewster

CableRoad, C.H. B.C. Red way, branch

Ipoh; Teleph. 198, Ipoh;

Simit, Ipoh; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

Ad: Pinching, a.r.c.s.,manager

technical ad-

D. A. Parrott, branch manager

•J. J. Gough, assistant K. J. Gassy, assistantagent

viser and visiting

R. K. Bulloch, do.

H. A. Phillips, electrical engr. Kim Ching Si Dispensary—25, Jalan Idris

Ipoh Club—(/See Associations) King Edward YII. School—Taiping

Principal—R,

Assistant Masters—T. P. S. Walker,

P. B.A.(Oxon)

M. Lewis,

Ipoh Ice Co., Ltd.—Lahat Road, Ipoh m.a., E. H. Bromley, b.sc., H. de

Oliveiro, S. Selvanayagam,

Chin Goon, Surjan Singh, Utam Gnoh

Irving,

Low Road, JohnKuala

H., Engineer-Surveyor—3,

Kangsar; Teleph. 61 Singh,UngKhekCheow,E.A.Badsha,

Ng Peng Khuan, N. P. V. Monera-

Jacks & Co. (Malaya), ' Ltd., William singhe,

Doral, Khoo Wan KieCheHuat,Bakar,KhooD. Kai

GL

(Incorporated in Straits

Engineers and General Merchants— Settlements) Bee, T. G. Venkatesan, Yeoh Teng

,94, Brewster Road, Ipoh; Teleph. 114; Khoo,

Hang and Ooi Khoo

Beng Heng Hooi,Peng

Khoo Khai

Cableedn.,Ad:Bentley’s,

5th Expanded,AcmeCodes:

and A.B.C.

Private. Assistant Mistresses — MissandK.MissO.

Head Office: Ocean Building, Prince Knapp, Mrs. G. Koenitz

Street, Singapore. Bl anches at Penang, G. Xavier

Kuala Lumpur and Port Swettenham

H. Elphick, mang. dir. (Singapore) Kinta Club—(See Associations)

R. N. Holmes, asst. do. do.

J.R. White,

C. Stewart, c.a., secretary

manager‘(signs do.

per pro.) Kinta Electrical Distribution Co., Ltd.

—48, Anderson Road, Ipoh

F. Glendinning, assistant

London Agents—William Jacks & Co., Kinta Ice, Aerated Water and Bakery

Winchester

London E.C. 2 House, Old Broad Street, Co., Ice and Aerated Water Manufac-

Johnson & Phillips, Ltd. (London), turers, BelfieldBakers Street, andIpoh;Confectioners—128,

Teleph. 35; Cable

Electrical Engineers

William Jacks & Co., Ltd., agents Ad:

Teluk Anson Branches: Kampar and

Adam, Ipoh.

J. Hilton, resident representative S. E.A. A.Sahib Jaun, general manager

Hodges, engineer-in-charge

Kampong Kamunting Tin Dredging, Ltd.

(Incorporated in F.M.S.), Bucket Kinta Rubber Works, Manufacturers of

Dredging

Telephs. 33-43; — Taiping,

Cable Ad:Perak,

KampongF.M.S.; all Rubber Goods—Lahat Road, Ipoh

Director: E. A. Hodges, manager and partner

F. Leverrier

H. HuntsmanK.c.(deputy

(Chairman),

Chairman), Kriekenbeek, J. W., General Agent—291,

W. A. Freeman Main Road, Taiping; Cable Ad: Krieken-

beek; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

PERAK 1387

Kyle, Palmer & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated McHuTCHISON, G. B., B.A., M.D., CH.B.,

in—84theandF.M.S.), Engineers and Merchants B.A.O., L.M.,

18, Main Road; Taiping. and

d.t.m. & H., Physican

90, Belfield Street, Ipoh, and Surgeon-

sidence: Swettenham Road, Taiping

Re-

at

560-1 Kuala

Cable Lumpur,

Ad: Kyi pa;Penang;

Codes: Telephs.

Bentley’s W. R. Duff, M.B., CH.B., D.T.M. & H.

Second and Kendall’s M. S. Pembrey, m.r/c.8„ l.r.c.p. (Lond.),

Directors—E, P. Kyle and F. W. assistant

Palmer

Lahat Mines, Ltd., The—Kinta, Perak, ed in F.M.S.),Co.Stock

Macphail (Ipoh),and

Ltd.Share

(Incorporat-

Registered,

Basinghall Street,Office: London,

PortlandE.C.House, 73; —Mercantile Bank Building, 11Brokers

and 13,

LeeChurch Brothers, General Merchants— Ipoh; P.O. Box 134: Cableand Ad:

Station Road; Ipoh; Telephs. 202 145,

Road, Ipoh Macphails, Ipoh; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and

ffiih

perialedns., Bentley’s,Editions

Broomhall’s Im-

P.T. G.F. Lee,

Lee, sales

principal

manager and Rubber

Hon. Col. Cecil R’ae, m.f.c., j.p.,

and Private

Lee P. Garnet, Import Specialist, etc.— managing director

Capt. A.C. Godding,managing director

c/o Lee Brothers, Church Road, Ipoh Lee Kam Thoo, secretary

Lindeteves Stokvis (Inc., D.E.I.), Impor- Choong Eng Hoe, cashier

ters of Mining and Estate Supplies,

Building Materials and Machinery in Malaysiam Tin, Ltd., Rambun Mines—

Genei-al—Ipoh

Teleph. 172; Cable Office:

Ad: Brewster

LindetevesRoad; Tanjong Ram butan

J. Van der Noordaa, manager

Lobnitz & Co., Ltd., Renfrew, Scotland, “ Malayan Tin and Rubber Journal,’

Engineers12, Thomson

Agency: and Dredge Road; Builders581;— Published

Teleph. Ipoh TimesFortnightly

of Malaya Press,propiietors

P.t). Box 111; Cable Ad:Lobnitz, Ipoh;

Code: Bentley’s complete

A. G. Faber, representative phrase Masonic Lodge, Kinta, No. 3212 E.C.

—Ipoh

W. M.—Wor. Bro. S. D. Scott

McAlister & Co., Ltd., Merchants—43, I. P. M.—Wor. Bro. J. Sinclair,

Station Road, Ipoh; and at Singapore, P.D.G.W.

Penang, Kuala Lumpur and

Teleph. 4, Cable Ad: McAlister, Ipoh; London; S. W.—Bro. G. R. Livetit

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn, Bentley’s J. W.—Bro. T. V. Nuttall

complete phrase, Western Union and Treasurer—Bro. R. MadLeod

Private. Registered Office: Gresham Secy.—Wor. Bro. G. M. Mc-

House, Battery Road, Singapore Donald, d.J.g.d. (absent)

Directors at Singapore—A. Actg. Secy. — Bro. H. C. R.

shall (chairman), J. W. deMcE.

Piro,Mar-C. Roberts

D. Slater, C. A. Niven and J. White Matthews & Webb, Drs., Medical Practi-

(secretary)

Attorneys in London—A. Mcllwraith, tioners—The

Ltd., Ipoh, F.M.S.

George Town Dispensary,

W.A.Watt,Reid manager,

and A. D.signs

Allanper pro.

F. W. Fargus, engineer Maxwell & Kenion,- Advocates and Soli-

R. S. de Souza, book-keeper citors—Station Road, Ipoh; Teleph. 14;

Electrical Department Cable Ad:Kenion,Ipoh;Codes: A.B.C.5th

Representative

Metropolitan Vickers Electrical Ex- edn., Broomhall’s Imperial Combination

(Rubber edn.), and via Eastern Codes

S. port Co., Ld.A.M.LE.E.

W. Lloyd, A.Harold

N. Huntsman,

Kenion, partner do.

Agencies ' H.KokRodway

Ah Rix, chief

Woo, * do.& conveyg. clerk

Ellerman h Bucknall S.S. Co., Ld. Abdul

Ellerman Line

European Far East Line ChongManaf,cashier

Mun Siew, court and bookkeeper

clerk

American and Manchurian Line London Agents—Nisbet, Drew, Lough-

Austral-East Indies Line boroguh, 23, Austin Friars, L’don., E.C.

138S PKRAK

Metcalfe s, Automobile Engineers—60, Morrison & Co., General and Importing

Brewster Rd., Ipoh; Teleph. 350; Cable Agents—.Ipoh; Codes: A.B.C.5th, Broom-

Ad:A. Metmotors hall’s Imp., Cable Ad: Moreing, Neall

Metcalfe, engineer and manager Morrison, W. Leslie H., Mining Engineer

Lam Weng Yoon, asst. do.

A gencies and Prospector—Codes:

Broomhall’s Imp., CableA.B.C. 5th edn.,

Ad: Moreing,

Rockme Cars Neill, Tpoh

Standard Cars

Renault Cars Nagasaki Hotel—103, Hugh Low Stueet

Thornycroft Lorries

Nevill Stevens V Co., Estate Manage-

ment and Visiting Agents—P.O. Box 3,

MISSIONS Ipoh;

Ipoh: Teleph. 29: Cable

Codes: A.B.C. Ad: Cortex,

5th edn., Broom-

Catholic Missions, Perak hall’s (Rubber edn.) and Bentley's

Church of

Heart—TaipingOur Lady of the Sacred G. Nevill Stevens, visiting agent and

Vicar—Rev. R. Cardon planting adviser

St. Paul’s Church—Krian Road, near F. S. Mathieu,, estate managements

Taiping

Vicar—Rev. R. Cardon JYTew .Club—(Vee. Associations)

Chapel of St.Rev.

Vicar— Patrick—Kuala

R. Cardon Kangsar Ceiental Dispensa rv - cl, Belfield Street

Chapel

Perak) of Si Wolstan Crik (upper Orient Stores and Agency, General

Vicar—Rev. R. Cardon Merchants

Teleph. 8 and Agents — Sitiawan;

Church of St. Louis—Taiping W. S. Zaccheus,.managing partner

Vicar—Rev. M.. Ilcomendy ,

Church of St. Joseph—Pagan

Vicar—Rev. Aloysius Serai Osborne k.Engineers—Ipoh; Chapped, Mining Cable

and Con-

Chapel of Our Lady of Good Help — sulting Felspar, Ipoh

Ad:

Parit Buntar

Vicar—Rev. Aloysius Gajah Partners —A. G. Glenistcr. T. E. A.

Church of St. Joseph—Batu Windeatt, C. L. Green and J. D.

Vicar—Rev. O. Dupoirieux Mead

Church

Vicarof—Rev.

the Sacred Heart—Kampar Ipoh

O. Dupoirieux

Office

W. G. Aytbn, manager

Church of St. Louis —Gopeng D. E.G. Owen

T. Barr | L. O. Morgan

Vicar—Rev. O. Dupoirieux

Church of St. Michael--

Vicar -Rev. S. Fourgs Ipoh Payne, Davis & HaleCo.,Street, Incorporated

Church of St. John the Baptist— Accountants—19, at H.Kuala Lumpur

Ipoh and

Sumgei

Vicar —Sipiit

Rev. S. Fourgs Davis, a.s.a.a.

Chape! W. J. Kilner, a.s.a.a.

VicarCof Our Lady-

-Rev.Lady Chemor

S Fourgs

of Lourdes—Ipoh Perak

Church Our

Vicar Rev. Kdmund Teleph.Motors

506 -32-36, Lahat Road, Ipoh;

Church

Vicarof St.Rev.Anthony —Tefok Anson Perak Club

!’. Baloche

Church

Tapahof the Nativity of the B. V.M.— Perak Golf Club and Perak Turf Club

Vicar-Rev. P. Baloche (see Associations)

Methodist Episcopal Mission—Ipoh Pritchard & Co., Ltd., General Merchants

Complete Breeches

House Furnishers,

andIpoh—Rev.'and

Out-Stations Mrs. F. H. Sullivan, Tailors, Makers, Oufitters,

Drapers,

Dressmakers, Wine,

Miss M. I Joyce, P.Bell, R.Kesseling, vision Merchants, Jewellers, Spirit Booksellers

and Pro-

Miss V. Lake M.andShively

Taiping—Miss Mrs. N. Craven and Stationers—Market Street, Ipoh;

Sitiawan— Teleph. 77 Cable Ad: Peaneo. Head

Teluk Anson— Rev. C. D.H.and

Rev. and Mrs. Hawley

Mrs. Office: Penang mang. director (Penang)

J. P. Souter,

Patterson G. Longley, do. (Ipoh)

PERAK 1389

T. H. Dutton 1 Miss Macdonald T, .Stpele,, partner (Ipoh) .

H. E. Goodman James F. McNeill, partner (Johore

Wong Ah Lang, |chitMrs. M. Jacket

f clerk Bahru)

L. T. Sloot, a.r.rb.a., assist. (Ipoh)

Lee Chin Guan, cashier

Robinson Piano Co., Ltd., The—3, Post Storch Brothers, Ltd,, Jewellers, Gold

and Silversmiths, General Merchants

Office, Ipoh and Complete HouseTeleph.

Furnishers—41,

Sime, Darby & Co., IiTP., Plantation Rub- Station Ad:

Road, Ipoh;

Storch; Codes: A.B.C.

567; Cable

5th.at edn.Kuala

and

ber Estate and Tin Mine, Agents and

Valuevs. Electrical and General Engi- Bentley’s. Head Office

neers, Import and Export Merchants Lumpur

and Insurance Agents — 94, Brewster M. Grand, manager

Road, Ipoh; Teleph.Malacca.

198; Cable Ad: O, C. Warren

Simit; Head Office: Branches: A. H.Claessen j Kang Khing Sing

Singapore, Penang, Kuala Lumpur,

Seremban, Muar and Kuching, Sarawak Straits F. E.Trading

de Paula,Co,,maLtd.

eager

LondonAgents: Shaw, Darby & Co., Ld.

D. A. Parrott, manager (Ipoh)

Assistants—J.

Bulloch J. Gough and R. K. Swee Hock & Co., Merchants and Com-

H. A. Phillips, electrical engineer mission Agents—r

Low Street, Ipoh;180,Telephs.

186 and389188,(Office)

Hugh

Singapore Coed Storage Co., Ltd.—1-5, and 642 (Painting Dept.)

Beach Street, Ipoh;.Teleph. Ill Taik Ho & Co., General Importers, Stores

E. X.H. W.Coleman,

Smart, manager keepers,

assistant Motor andWine CycleandDealers

SpiritandMerchant-

Commis-

Sinhalese Hotel—Jaef Road Ipoh sion Agents—80 and 82, Main Road,

Taiping; Cable Ad:

5th edn. and Bentley’s Taikho; Codes: A.B.C.

Societe Anonymf. des Etains de Kinta Toh Eng-hoe, sole proprietor

(Incorporated in Paris)—Head Office in Branches

the F.M.S.: Kampar; Telephs. 7 and 25 Guan Ho Distillery—Assam Kumbang

(Temoh);Cable Ad:Bedford-McNeill

Kintaperak, Kampar: Road, Taiping

Codes: A.-Z.,

A.B.C. 5th edn. and Taiping Motor Garage—4, Cross Street,

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SELANGOR

This protected native State, containing an area of 3,150 square miles, lies on

the

Stateswestern

of Perakcoast of the

on the northMalay

and ofPeninsula, and is bounded

Negri Sembilan on the south, by the protectedinland

extending nativeto

the mountains

Sembilan. in the centre of the penifisula, which divide it from Pahang and Negri

The Government consists of the Sultan, advised by the British Resident, and

assisted by the State Council. The State is divided into the following six districts

1. KualaareLumpur,

Offices situated,theandcentral

whichdistrict, where the

also contains the Residency

richest tinand minesprincipal

that have Government

yet been

developed. 2.—Klanq, This district contains the Sultan’s residence, and also Port

Swettenham, the principal port, which lies at the mouth of the

Langat, an agricultural district. 4.—Kuala Selangor, containing the most important Klang river. 3.—Kuala

fisheries in the State. 5.—Ulu Langdt, an inland mining district on the borders of

Negri Sembilan. 6.—Ulu Selangor, a district adjoining Perak, containing much

valuable mining land, as yet comparatively undeveloped.

Each district

the Native Penghulusis under the charge

(in charge of a European

of the mukims into whichDistrict Officer,is sub-divided)

each district from whom

receive instructions. The Police Force consists of 28 gazetted and superior officers, 985

subordinate police officers and men, and 68 detectives.

The population of Selangor in 1884, when the first census was taken, was 46,568 ;

but atChinese*

were the last89,676

census,Malays,

in 1921,132,114

the returns

natives ofgaveIndia,

a total

2,475ofEuropeans,

398,434, of1,561

whomEurasians

170,725

and 1,883 others.

The principal industries of the State, and those from which it derives the largest

portion of its revenue, are alluvial tin mining and rubber cultivation.

In addition to its rich mineral resources, the State possesses large tracts of

land

the freewellimportation

adapted forof agricultural

Indian labourers purposes,

into theandProtected

the removalNativeofStates

restrictions

renderedonit

possible for European planters to obtain cheap labour and to open estates on a large

scale. Small plantations of coffee, coconuts and pepper have been successfully con-

ducted;

well inin rice and parts

various other products

of themade,

State;of the Peninsula underpioneer

nativeplanters,

cultivation areofdoing

have recent years been onand,special

to encourage

terms, for the planting ofgrants land

cane sugar,

African oil palm and nipah palm. But the principal agricultural product here, as in

the other Malay States, is rubber. 747,690 acres of land were alienated for agricultural

and

rubber, building

113,192purposes by thecoconuts,

acres under end of the 6,310year

acres1930,under

comprising

coffee, 501,351 acres under

24,371 acres under

padi, 19,796 acres under African oil palm and 25,833 acres under cultivation by native

small-holders. The value of rubber exported in 1930 was $37,145,872.

The principal

principal imports areexports are tin,cotton

machinery, rubber,piecetapioca, canes,oil,copra

goods, rice, tobaccoandandspices.

tea. The

The

only import duties are on opium, spirituous liquors, matches, petroleum, motor spirit,

tobacco and alum, while export duties are payable only on minerals, agricultural

products, ivory, fish, horns and hides, a few kinds of jungle produce and guttapercha.

The export

dollars a year,dutythe on

dutytinon hasthe amounted

gross valueinof recentthe tinyears

beingtoroughly,

over four 13 permillion

cent.

There were 52,144 acres alienated for mining—tin, chiefly—at the end of 1930. Tin

and tin ore exported amounted to 306,101 piculs in 1930 as compared with 329,886 piculs

inCollieries,

1929. TheLtd.,valueturned

was $22,677,486,

out 564,399as tons

compared

of coalwithagainst

$34,344,524 in 1929.

661,515 tons inThe1929.

Malayan

The

quality of the coal is reported to be excellent. A branch railway has been constructed

to the mine.

There is frequent and regular communication, by means of coasting steamers,

between the Straits Settlements and Selangor. From Kuala Lumpur the chief town

1392 SELANGOR

on the mainland of the Peninsula, a system of cart and bridle roads extends to the

boundaries

inis the of Perak, Negrimain

all directions, Sembilan and Pahang. BranchSelangor.

lines of railway now extend

terminus ofandthetherailway trunk line

on Rlang passes

Straits,through

and wharves have Port

beenSwettenham

constructed

there capable of accommodating ocean-going steamers.

and The numbers

at Portand tonnage ofduring

merchantyear vessels above

werein503,046

tons net register entered

tons cleared

as compared Swettenham

with 3,250 vessels andthe6,412,8251930,tons 1929, vessels

being anandincrease

6,627,428

of

214,673 tons.

The numbers and tonnage of ocean-going steamers entered and cleared

were 1,484 vessels arid 5,902,056 tons in 1930, as compared with 1,431 vessels and 5,623,425 at this port

tons

whichincame 1929, alongside

being an the

increase

wharfofwas

278,631

333 astons.against

The number

365 in the of ocean-going, steamers

previous year. The

largest vessel entering the port was s.s. Achilles (British) of 11,426 tons. The

deepest

of water. draft vessel entering the port was s.s. Pliiloctetis (British) drawing 31ft. 6ins.

Telegraph lines connect Selangor with the other States in the Malay Peninsula;

totelephones

be foundare established

in all the townsthroughout thevillages.

and principal State, and postal and telegraph offices are

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

Sultan II U. Ala’idin Suleiman Shah ibni Aemerhum Raja MudaMusa, g.c.m.g.

British Resident—Hon. Mr. T. S. Adams, M.e.s.

State Council

President — His Highness the Sultan Raja Haji Abdullah bin Almerhum

(Sir Ala’idin Suleiman iShah Ibni Raja Yahya, j.p.

Almerhum Raja Mu da Musa, Raja Uda bin Raja Muhammad,

G.C.M.G.;

The British Resident (Hon. Mr. T. S. TheM.C.S. Legal Adviser (Hon. Mr. W. S.

Adams, m.c.s.) Gibson, m.c.s.)

Secretary to the Resident (Mr. N. Hon. Mr. A. S. Bailey, m.f.c. ,

Co’ulsoti, M.C.S.)'

Raja Muda (Hon. Raja Musa Uditn Hon. Hon,

Mr, S. N. Veersamy, m.f.c.

Mr. Egmoot Hake, m.f.c.

bin Stiltan Ala’idin Suleiman tShah, A. H. Elowerdew

j.p.. m.f.o,) :

Chief Kathi (Raja Haji Othman bin Low Leong Gan, j.p.

Lai Tet Loke, j.p.

Almerhum Raja Yahya, j.p.)

Teagku Radar Shah bin Sultan C'lSecretary erk of Council — The Assistant

to Resident

Suleiman

SKLANGOU

KUALA LUMPUR

Residency and Seceetaeiat Batu Road School (Government)

British Resident—Hon. Mr. T. S. Adams

Secretary to Resident—N. Coulson (acting) Headmaster—M.

European WheatleyE. W. Brownlee

Mistress—Miss

Assist.

(acting)Secretary—I). C. Watherston First Assistant—M. A. Akbar

Maximl School (Government)

Agent of the Govt, of India Headmaster—C.

European VY. Bloomfield,

Mistress—Miss N. F. b.a. (Qxon)

Careless

Rao Sahib

Chief M. Kunhiraman

Clerk—T. G. NatarajaNair, Pillaid a. First Assistant—K. Peethamparam

Famr Road. School (Government)

Audit Depaetment, F.M.S. Headmaster T. R, Abraham

Auditor-General—G. P, Rradney (acting Kajana High School (Government)

Treasurer, F.M.S.), R. Macdonald, M.c. Headmaster—C.

(acting) E. Gates, m.a. (Cant.) ■

Assist. Auditor-General-^(vacanth Along High

W. D. Headmaster—D. Roper, School (Government)

Charlton (acting) m.a. (Oxon.)'

Assist. Auditors, Grade (A)—A. O. Wilson,

a. c.a., a.i.s.a. (on leave), R.Electrical Macdonald, Department, Federated

m.c., "and

Assist. W. D. Grade

Auditors, Charlton M a lay 'States

V. Chellappah, K. A. (B)—S.

SuppiahKandiah.

and S. Director,/

Chairman,

.Electrical Department, and

Electrical Board — W. J.

NallatambyAuditors—Cheah Keng Hoon Williams, m.i.e.e.,

Travelling M. 1. Mech. E., m.i.

and M. Kunis Struct, e.

Special Class Clerks—Tan Ong Goon, Ooh Chief Electrical Engineer and Inspector—

Khay Jiang and S. K. Thambiah J. E. Catt, m.i.e.e. (Acting)

Electrical Engineer, Kuala Lumpur—

Chinese Peotectoeate, Selangoe Assistant H. R. (Sparrow, a.m.i.e.e.

and Pahang—Kuala Lumpur Electrical Engineers, Grade I—

Protector of Chinese—J. Jeff (acting) E. F.Arnold,

Stephenson, .a.m.i.e,e.,

Egerton,a.m.iC.a.m.i.e.e.;

Harry,

Assist. do. —-J. P.Biddulph (actg.) L.a.m.c.t., T. E.F.R. P.Morphy, E.E., R.

W.

Jones..Jones,

M. sc,a.m.i.e.e.,

a.m.i.e.e.,J. a.m.i.

Hodder, R. H.

1stMagisteates’ CourtUdaKuala Lumpur

Magistrate—Raja L. G. W. Ward, B.sc., G. S. Chapman,

mech. e.,

2nd do. —H. A. L. Luckham F. L. Llewellyn, b.sc., G. R. Jjewis, b.s.c.

Bailiff and

Haji HussinAuctioneer—Mohd. Sudin bin M. Jackson and H. E. Doel

Chief Clerk—S. Muragasu Assistant Electrical Engineers, Grade IL-

H. H.Superintendent,

Meter Eweps, G. Harris N.andC.I).J.E.Saunders

Martin

Education

Inspector of Dept.—Kuala

Schools—C. G. Lumpur

Sollis, m.a. Power Station Superintendent—P. A. Bray

(Oxon) Assistant Power Station Superintendent

Malay Asst.Inspr.—Mohd.Yusof bin Ahmad Charge —W. Berry . •

Malay

Malay Visiting

Group Teacher—Haji

Teachers—Abdul Sidin Jones, Engineers—F.

Moh.Manaf G. E. Vickers and W. W.Feeder,

H. Lake L. K.

b. H. M. Aris, Thambi Ahmad b. Othman, Accountant—R. M. Whiteside (actg.)

Mohd. Yusof b.AminNordin, Mohd.AliSriandb. Forest Department

Ismail b.Mohd.

Hassan, Haji Nordin b. Omar Conservator—A.

Assist. E, Raml>autW. Somerville

Conservators—G.

Tamil Assist. Inspectors—K. V. S. Gargar (Klang) and C. O. Flemmich (Klang)

and J. David

Chief Clerk, Education Office—J. M. Lee Sub-Assist. Conservators—K. A. Frugtniet

Ponnampalam (Kuala Lumpur) and Mohd. Harun bin

Victoria Institution (Government) Taib (Ulu Langat)

Headmaster—F. L. Shaw, B.A.(Hons.) Lond Gaols, Kuala Lumpur

European G.Masters — F. Daniel, T. H. District Supt. of Prisons—Y. G. Ezechiel,

M.C.S. Bailey

A.Nicoll, G. L.b.a.McLeod,

C. Strahan, (Dub.) E. A. H. Ellis, Gaoler—D.

Deputy Gaoler—H. Mickenham (acting)

Superscale—S.

L. F. Koch andCandiah, M. Vallipuram, Chief

H. V. Ponniah Clerk —K. Thambiah

1394 SELANGOR

Labour Department Staff Assistant—J. F. Ryan

Kuala Lumpur Tanglin Hospital—Kuala Lumpur

Controller of Labour, Malaya — Ci D. Medical Officer—Dr. H. P. Hodge

Lady Medical Officer-Dr. (Mrs.) E. M. M. j

Ahearne Cobb

Deputy Controller

J. M. Barron of Labour, F.M.S.— Surgeon—Dr. R. M. Dannat

Chief Clerk—K. Swaminothar Anaesthetist—Dr.

Dr. G. I. H. Braine C. P.(acting)

Allen, (on leave),.

Malaya Agricultural Settlement Senior Deputy

Duraisamy Medical Officer—Dr. A. E_

Board of Management Deputy Medical Officer—Dr. R. Yythi- j

President—Raja Muda Selangor lingam

Vice-do.

Hon. —Raja UdaL.b.Watson,

Secretary—E. RajaMahd.,

j.p. m.c.s. Asst. Medical Officer—R. K. Thirupad

Members—T. E. London, m.c.s., E. B. Matron, Grade do. I—Miss—C.E. V.Fisher Jumeaux

(on leave).

Williams, m.c.s., G. H. Nash, m.c.s., Nursing Miss M. H. Armour (acting)

L. D. Gammans, m.c.s., Raja Mah- Waring,Sisters—Misses. F. MacKinnon, R.

mud bin Haji Ali and Che Pateh and A. C.A.Pender M. G. Young, A. Matthews,

Aklir bin Date Penggawa Tua

Ophthalmic Department

Medical Department Asst.

gamOphthalmologist—Dr.

(on leave), A. E. Duraisamy A. Viswalin.

(acting).

Senior Medical Officer, Selangar-r-Dr.

Hold brook, m.d. (Dublin) b.a., m.b. H. Q>

Gaol Hospital

b.ch., b.a.o. (Trinity College, Dublin), Medical Officer—Dr. H. P. Hodge —VSiaXa, Lumpur

l. m. Rotunda Hospital, Dublin, Graduate

Town Dispensary—Kuala Lumpur

of London

Surgeon, Tropical Medicine

Selangor—Dr. R. M. Dannatt, Chief Medical Officer—Dr. E. R. C. Cooke-

m.(Loud.), f.r.c.s.b.,

(Edin.) b.s. (Loud.), m.r.c.S.District

(Eng.),Hospital—Kuala

l.r.c.p. Lumpur

Anaesthetist—Dr. C. P. Allen, m.b.) ch.b. Medical Officer—Dr. W. C. E. Diamond

(Glasgow) 2nd do. —Dr, E. C. Vardy

Chief Medical Officer, Social Hygiene- Deputy Medical Officers—Abdul Latiff

K. N. Ghosh, P. N. Sen and S. Candyahr

Dr. E. R. C. Cooke, m.c., m.r.c.s. (Eng.), Asst. Medical Officers—M. L. G. Dicum,

l. r.c.p. (Lond.) Nizamudin

Medical Officers—Dr. H. P. Hodge, Capt. bin

b.a. (Oxon) em.s.s.a. (London) Graduate MohamedAhmad and Abdul Ghani

London School of Trop. Medicine, Dr. T. Matron,

(acting) Grade II—Miss A. V. Jackson

C.O’Connor,

Wakefield,

m.b., m.b.,

ch.b., ch.b.,

b.a.o., Dr.

Dr. M.W. C.P. European Sisters—Miss K. A. Wickson

E. Diamond, m.b.b.s., Dr. T. F. Strang, and Miss E. J. Cribbens

m. b., CH.B. and Dr. E.

Lady Medical Officers—Dr. E. M. M. Cobb, Medical Officer—Dr. C. Yardy, m.b.,Hospital—Klang

District b.s.

m.r.c.s. (London) d.t.m. (Liverpool), Dr. T. F. Strang

(Mrs.) R. K. Rule, m.r.c.s. (Eng.), l.r.c.p. Sanmugam. Asst. Medical Officers—G. T. Edward, S.

(Lond.), d.t.m. & h. (Lond.), B.s. (Lond.) Matron, Grade II—Miss S. A. Taylor

Office of Senior Medical Officer— District Hospital—Kuala Kubu

Kuala Lumpur Deputy Medical Officer—H. P. Samuel

SeniorMedical Officer—Dr. H.G. Holdbrook District Hospital—Kajang

Chief Clerk—Y. Kathiravelu Deputy Medical Officer—A. Ponniah (on

Bungsar Hospital— Kuala Lumpur leave)

Medical Officer—Dr. T. C. Wakefield Asst. Medical Officer—V. J. Seeyaratham

Matron, Grade I—Miss A. M. Johnson, (on (acting)

leave), Miss E. M. Couling, (acting)

Matron, Grade IT—Miss E. M. Couling, Asst. Medical District Hospital—Serendah

Miss M. G. Hobkirk, (acting) Officer—K. Murugasu

European Sisters—Misses. M. T. O’Sulli- Veterinary, RrctwcA—Selangor

van, V. E. M. Hunt, C. A. Harness, E.

E. Castle (leave), M. A. Colbert, E. M. Asst. | do. Veterinary Surgeon—W. R. Wallace

Stanley, K. Cameron, D. V. Bedford, Veterinary Inspector—J. —M, C.A.E.)N.Robello

Da Cunha,

J.Evans

M. Nicolson,

and Ida YoungV. M. Burnett, M. R. Osman Khan bin Ghowskhan, K.

Kanagasabai

SELANGOR

Mines Department, Selangor

Warden of Mines—H. G. Harris Snr.Works and Buildings—Kuala

Executive Lumpur

Engr.—T. G. Husband

Acting Warden of Mines—G. T; Holford Assist. McClure

Engineers—G. R. Pape and A, L.

Assist. Warden of Mines—Capt. W. B. Inspr.of Works and Bldgs.—P. L. M. Nathan

Hawkes Klang

Senior Inspector of Mines—A. G. Macdonald Snr. Exec. Engr.-^G.

Inspectors of Mines—R. 0. Madew and Assistant Engineer—O.C. L.Bedington Stephens

(actg.)

W. H. R. Evans

Inspectors

J. W. Ridleyof Machinery—J. H. Inglis and Kuala Langat

Executive Engineer—A. E. Fallows (actg.)

Passport Office—Police Head- ' ; Ulu Langat

quarters, F.M.S. Executive Engineer—W. A. Kirk

Passport Officer—J. Parke Kuala Selangor

Executive Engineer--F. C. Holland

Ulu Selangor

Police Executive Engineer—J. H. West (actg.)

Deputy Commissioner—G. Assistant Engineer—T. E. Emmett

Assistant Commissioners—J.P. Cuscaden State Store—Kuala

D. Hussey, State Storekeeper—W. Lumpur

G. Smith

E. W. Mumford, E. P. Colgan and L. H. Assist. do. —R. Y. K. Naidoo

Pearce

Probationary Assistant

A. C. Maxwell, G. B. Commissioners—

Folliot, L. I). E. Sanitary Board—Kuala Lumpur

Cullem, H. C. Aitchison and R. W. Committee—V. Deputy Chairman G. Ezechiel (chairman),

(E. B. David), Health

Calderwood Officer, Town Engineer, Chief Police

Chief Inspectors—H.

and W. Dowling Doe!, Tom Burke Officer, Protector of Chinese, Collector

ofTowill,

LandLaiRevenue,

Tet Loke,John Hands,TeikC, Ee,B.

j.p., Khoo

Public Gardens

Committee—Director of Agriculture, S. S. Dr. K.

K. Thillyampalam, W. J. P. Grenier,

T. Ganapathi Pillai, Khan Ah Chong

A.F. M. S. (chairman),

Sharpies, ChooC.KiaWard

G. E. Greig, Peng,Jack-

j.p., and A. H, Flowerde w

Secretary—R. N. Thamby-Thurai

son, C. V. van Dort, J. N. Milsum (Hon: Accountant—P. C. Albuquerque (actg.)

Secretary) Chief Clerk—S. Selyadurai

Health Officer—W. J. Vickers

Public Works Department Town Engineer—Q. C. W.German

Davson

Head-Quarters Nto/T—Kuala Lumpur Building Town

Inspector—W.

Superintendent—W. Rodger

State Engr.—S. J. W. Gooch (acting) Chief Sanitary Inspector—N. MacPhail— D.

Snr. Executive Engr.—G.

Supt. of Quarters—R. B. Howe T. F. White Inspector of Weights and Measures

V. KandiahOfficer—A. G. Knight

Assessment

District Staff- -Kuala Lumpur Registrar of Vehicles—C.B. F.Stanhope

Seimund

Executive Engineer—W. H. Roberts Supt. of Abattoirs—A.

Town and W.aterivorks Supt. of Fire Brigade—W. Rodger

Snr. Exec. Engr.—G. C. W. Davson State Treasury, Selangor

Assistant

H. A. Rofe Engineers—G. C. Hesketh and State Treasurer—W. A. Ward

Chief Inspector, Waterworks—W. Turner Chief Clerk—S. Nagalingam

KLANG

Districtdo.Officer—L.

Assist, A. Allen,

—Raja Hitam bino.b.e., m.c.s. Slipway Engineer—E. E. Tucker

Raja Yunus Senior Executive Engr.—G. C. Bedington

2nd do. do.Assist.

Deputy —RajaDistrict

Petra bin Raja Mahmud Assist.

Officer—Dato MedicalExecutive Engr. —O. T.L. S.Stephens

Officer, Coast—Dr. Strang

Abdul Hamid bin Dato Kaya Assist Commr. of Police, Coast—R. F.

Harbour Master—Lt. A. C. Bucknell, r.n.r Mullard

1396 SELANGOR

O.O.P.D., Klang-A. Pearce Labour Department

Police Inspector ini 'Charge, - Syed Assistant

C. W.

Controller of Labour, Coast—

Shorland, m.c.s. of Labour—T. P.

Yusof bin Syed Alsagoph

Chief Clerk, District Office and Sub- Extra Assist.

Sundrani Controller

Treasury—P. Philip

Chief Clerk, P.W.D.—S. Puniamoorthy Indian

RengamImmigration Fund Inspector—A.

KUALA LANGAT

District Officer—Jungku Abdul Rahman I Assistant District Officer—Tunku Syed.

Deputy Assist. District Officer — Inche Abu Bakar

Mohamed Bazacin bin Mohd Talhah Executive Engineer—A. E. Fallows

SEPANG

Assistant District

Abu Bakar Officer—Tunku Syed Sanitary Inspector—S. Saravanamuttu

Penghu lu,Sepang—AbdulRani bin Othman

Settlement Officer—Shamsudin bin Long Do., Labu—Raja Jaffar bin Raja Sal 1 eh

ULU LANGAT

Districtdo.Officer—Che

Assist, —Che Samah bin Mat

Ismail bin Haji Sah

Ah Headmaster—C. E, Gates

Assist.

AbdulCollector

Ranibin ofHajiLand Revenue—Che Executive

Hussin

Engineer—R. Hide

Police Officer—E. M. Macdonald

Chief Clerk—V. Nalliah Forest Officer—Che Harun bin Taib

ULU SELANGOR

Kuala Kubu Bahru

District Officer—J. A. Hunter Deputy Medical Officer, Kuala Kubu—Dr-

Assist. Dist. Officer—Syed Noordin M. Dicum

2nd do. —Ahmad Assist. Medical Officer Serendah—Dr. A,

Deputy District Officer—Raja Ayoub G. Menonof Mines, Kuala Kubu—R. F.

Inspector

Chief Clerk—W. Rasathuray Shutes

Settlement Officers—Mohamed Zin and O.S.P.C.—H. G. Beverley

Sulaiman

Sanitary Inspectors—Kuala Kubu: A. O.C.P.D., Kuala Kubu-P. J. M. Willeocka

Do.,Masters—Kuala

Rawang—YeobKubu:

Othman

Sivasamboo; Rawang: S. Arumugam; Post

Rasa: K. Chithamparapillay

Executive Engineer—J. H. West palam; Rawang: S. AnthonyY. Peram-

Chief Clerk, P.W.D.—T. Mylevaganam Chief

Orang Kaya Mahabijaya,Abdul

Penghulu—Datoh J.P. Hamid-

SELANGOR 1397

KUALA SELANGOR

District Officer— I Asst. Dist. Officers—Ofchman bin Mohamed I Executive Engineer

A. T. Newboult | and Mohamed Yusuf binMohamed | — G. O. G. O’Grady

Anglo-French Trading Co.,.Lm, Rubber Federated Malay; States Chamber of

Exporters — 7, Travers Road, Kuala . Commerce (Selangor Branch)

Lumpur; Teleph. 3151 (Office and God- Sewetaries--Evatt,

own), 3640 (House)

W. Nisbet, manager Incorporated Society of PLanters (A

Ansley-Young, Dr. W.—Eastern Dispen- Society founded “ to secure and promote

sary, Klang Teleph. 169 the- allpersonal

ofOffice: Planters and professional interests

ip Malaya”)—Registered

YV. Ansley-Young, M.R.c,si' . l.R/C.p. I.S.P. Buildings, Kuala Lumpur.

(London)—Teleph. 62 , Official Journal: ft The Planter, ” an

J. Telepb.

G. Reed,17m.r.c.s.,l.r.C:P.

(Kapar) (London)- illustrated

Monthly- Planters’ Paper, published

J. H. Rickeard, M.to'.i M.s. D-lcph. 19 Chairman—Hon M. J.S. Apter

Art Frinting Works, Printers and Pub- Vice-do. —A. McKenzie

; Secretary and Trea§.—Cf.'.A. Mathews

lishcrs- • 212, Batu Road, Kuala Lumpur;

Telepb. 2057; P.O. Box’299; Cable Ad: K ampong Kuantan Club—Kuala Selangor

Arya;

BentleysCodes: A.B.C.

Complete Phrase6th fcdtt., and President—E. J. C. Edwards

K. N. Iyengar, managing proprietor Vice-do. —Capt. J. M. Ferguson

S. Rajans, works manager Committee—H.

S. Smith, G.P. L.H. Richards, B. W.

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (F.M.S.)L’m, Tsp: Allen, W. J.C. Bogle Duncan,

and A. T. E.New-

M.

(Incorporated in branch

England)—K. LujnpUr boultSecretary—Pi Paxton Harding

Hon.-

H.B.Scott-Ram,

1. Barton Wright ropreseritaitee

Lake Club—Kuala Lumpur

S.H. H.C. Grant-Watson

Hurst President/—:Dr. D. C. Maeaskill

Committee—R.

A. N. Macaulay I D. V. Rawlinson

L. V. Taylor | E. M. Scoular Agar, E. J. W.-Yallentine,

Blair, G. Shelton-

II. M.

J. Cormack, (Port Swettenham) Pendlebury, N. Wilks and J. C.

J. W. Cole (Port Dickson) Hon.G. Spooner

Secretary G. T. Holfoul

Treasurer^-.]. C. M. Bell

, ASSOCNS., CLUBS, SOCIETIES, &c. Royal Society ofBoxSt.246,George (Selangor

Automobile Association op MYTaya, Branch)—P.O.

President—Hon. Mr. A.Kuala Lumpur

Savage Bailey

The — Headquarters : 12:, .Barrack Plon. Secy, and Treks.—L. R. Ferriday

Road, Kuala Lumpur ?

iS'earetary (Kuala, Lumpur)—Rex Rubber Gro-vvers AssociationBox (In-

Duncan, m.i.m.t. corporated in England)—P.O; 272

Secretaries (Selangor) — Messrs. ; ( Kdala Lumpur) Telepb. 2389 (Kuala

Gibson, Anderson, Butlori&, jGoj, Lumpur); Cable Ad: Servitude, Kuala

12, Market Street, Kuala Lum- Lumpur. London Office: 2-4, Idol Lane,

pur Eastcheap, E.C. 3

Chairman

Mr. H. B.ofEgmont

Local Coimnitteo

Hake lion.

British and Foreign Bible Society Local Secretary—C. Ward-Jackson

(Federated Malay States)—16, Old Pudu

Road,

Rev. Kuala

W. H. Lumpur

Williams, agent Selangor Club—Kuala Lumpur

Chamber of Commerce, SelangorChinese President—Hon. the British Resident

of Selangor (e.c-ojtcio)

—PetaJing'Street; Kuala Lumper, F.M.S. ’ Vice-President—E. H. H. Everest

1-398 SELANGOR

Committee

Chisholm,— C.H. G.L. Cadman,

Johnson,C. J-J- Benjamin!, F. F. 'Cboray, Y.

Macdonald, H. Weisberg, C. Y. B. Rajaratnam, A. Eberwich, Rev.

Sewell and W. A. Thomson W. Buckingham, Y. O. Yarkey

Secretary—P. Gleeson and J. R. Yethavanam

Treasurers—Payne, Davis & Cbi

Selangok Coast Club Baker, Morgan & Co., Exchange and

President—Dr. M. A. Gabriel Share

Kuala Brokers—11,

Lumpur; Tfeleph. Loke3111;

Yew Buildings,

Cable Ad:

Hon. Secretary—Yeo Yong Tin Bakry;Codes: Broomhall’s and Bentley’s

Hon. Auditor—Lim Boon Chiang

Members of Committee — Li Kim ■ C. J. Baker, sole proprietor

Chuan, j.p., Kaw Tiam Chuan, Lee

Tean Swee, Y. Thambiah, P. Philip, BANKS

S. M. Martin and Yeo Yong Tin

Selangor Golf Club—Kuala Lumpur Chartered Bank of India, Australia

President—J. C. M. Bell and China (Incorporated in England

Captain—W. by Royal Charter)—Cable Ad: Knuckle,

Secretary—F.MailerR. Twiss Kuala Lumpur

J. D.Macdonald, agent

W. Henderson, accountant

Selangor Polo Club—Racecourse: Kuala Sub-accountants—

Lumpur A. D. MacKintosh

President—Hon. Mr. W.T. S.L. Gibson A.F. P.W.L.Hughes

Hon. Secretary—Major

c/o SelangorTurfClub Kuala Lumpur

Fox o.b.e., Pickling II R.L. H.

M. McGregor

Methven

Roy Simpson

R. G. Hill Ad: Kunchi; I

| J. B.R.Teleph.

M. Hannah

Shepherd

Selangor St. Andrew’s Society—Kuala Klahg—Cable 26

Lumpur S. M.

S. Logan, sub-agent

Chieftain—C. J. Chisholm

Hon. Secretary—G. C. Macaulay G. Gordon, sub-accountant

J. Rae, do.

Selangor Turf Club — Kuala Lumpur; Hongkong and

Teleph. 926 (Racecourse); Cable Ad: poration—Ampang St., Kuala Lumpur Shanghai Banking Cor-

Racing L. H. Hitchcock, acting agent

President—E.

Secretary—Major L. Watson

T. L. Proust

Fox, o.b.e. J. S. Watson, actg. acct.

Clerk of Course—RenO J.C. A.H.Cheng

Lim

Howard

McGregor

Wee, compradore

United Railway Employees’

Society, F.M.S.—Kuala Lumpur Benefit

President—R. Kwong Yik Banking Corporation—2,

Vice-do.

Hon. —K. P.Chellaturai

Secretary—S.

Walker

Ananthar

Cross Street, Kuala Lumpur

Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.—

Young Men’s Christian Association of Street; Kuala Lumpur Telephs. Branch

2306 and: 12,2195;Market

Cable

Kuala Lumpur Ad:N. Paradise

Patrons—H.E. Sir Cecil

g.c.m.g., Hon: Mr. A. Caldecott, Clementi, Wilks, manager

C.M.G., C.B.E., M.C.S. J. Montgomery, accountant

Hon; R. D. HoodBeaumont, asst. shroff

do.

H.Vice-Presidents

L.Tooren, Elphinstone, —K.C.,Hon:

A. Sir

Van Chia Lye, head

j.p., Loke Yung Hong and Oversea-Chinese Bank, Ltd., The (In-

Chan Wing, j.p. corporated in S.S.)—113, HighOversea;

Street,

President—Hon. Mr. J. Strachan Kuala Lumpur; Cable Ad:

Vice-President—N.

Hon: Treasurer—A. A.EberweinWorley Codes: Bentley’s and Private. Head

Hon: Secretary—V. Rajaratiiam Office:

Khoo Singapore

Wechye, manager

Directors—J. Strachan, Rev. J. Khoo Cheng Guan, assist, manager

G. Hall, Rev. D. H. Yap, Dr. andKian

accountant

H. M. Soo, G. W. de ,Silva, T. Tan Poh, sub-accountant

P. F. McNeioe, Dr. G. H. Mok

Oorloff, N. A. Worley,- K. K. WongChuen WengKak, do. cashier

Fatt, chief

SELANGOR 139&

- !

Bannon

and & Baxley, Advocates. (Solicitors Beadbuene & Co. (1936), ' Ltt>.V Charles, *

JavaNotaries Public—Laidlaw

Street, Kuala Lumpur;Teleph.Building

2202 Share

Kuala Brokers—1-3,

Lumpur; Telephs. Old Market 3355 andSquare,

3356;

Cable

Broomhall’s Ad: Bannon,

Rubber,Kuala Lumpur;

Bentley’s & K'Codes.

ime’s Cable

Coiles: Ad:A.B.C. Tallyho, KualaBroomhall’s,

6th edn., Lumpur;

Arnold

tor, S. Bailey,

S.S. & advocate

F.M.S., & notary solici- Broomhall’s

andpublic Private

Arbitrage, Bentley’s and

W. V. D. Skrine, advocate and)/so- G.A. J.O. Daly,

Hovil,assistant

secretary

licitor, S.S. arid F.M.S., and

notary public

G. C. Macaulay, accountant Beicks, Ltd., BankBrick Buildings,

Manufacturei’s—

C. Mills Mercantile Kuala

Lumpur; Teleph. 3314

Baeboue, Ltd., E. A. ‘(Incorporated in Evatt & Co., secretaries

Singapore)—Robertson Road; Telepbs.

960 and 961; Cable Ad: Barbour Beitish-Ameeican Tobacco Co., (Straits)

Ltd. (Incorporated in England), Cig-

Baelow ct Co., Estate Agents and Mer- arette Manufacturers

Lumpur; Cable—Ad: Teleph. 287 4,

chants—Federal Dispensary Buildings, Kuala Cigarette,

Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 146; P.O. Box Pudu D. J. Sandys, manager

260; Cable Ad: Barlow; Codes: A.B.C. 5th N. G. Beckett

and

hall’s6th(Rubber

edns., Lieber’s,

edn.) Bentley’s, Broom- J. F. Thomson

D.D.M. Sear,

Montgomerie, manager, signs p.p, A. Roberts, foreman

assist., signs per pro. Bextish Phaemacy and Medical Hall—

7, Klyne Street

Blunn, Geoege & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

inStreet,

tlie F.M.S.), Merchants—120, Java

Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 586, . porated MAcditkcOE

Caldbeck, & Co.,/Ltd. (Incor-

Kuala Lumpur; Cable Ad: Blunnco; ances of under the and

Hongkong Companies 'Ordin-in

incorporated

Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th

W. G. C. Blunn, managing director edn. Shanghai), Wholesale and Retail Wine

J. J. Duncan, director and Spirit Merchants—12-1^, McArthur

R. L. Leach, assistant .Street,

Cable Ad: Caldbeck; Codes: A.B.C.2906;

Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 5th

Yeo Poh Kiew, salesman edn. and Road,Bentley’s.

Chan Sit Chow, clerk

B. P. Lobe, storekeeper (rubber dept.) Foochow ShanghaiHead Office: 4,

H. La Fontaine (Port Swettenham) Macgi’egors, Ltd., Shanghai, general

J. managers

Davidson, manager

Boeneo Co., Ltd., Merchants—1, Market A gene?/

Street, Kuala Lixmpur General Accident, Fife and Life

Assurance Corporation

Boeneo Motoes, Ltd., and Boixneo

Cheveolet, Ltd.—Klyne Street, Kuala Weld Road, Caedosa

Lumpur J.S. ,A. Cardosa,Kuala Lumpur;

B.sc., gen,Teleph.

manager10

Boustead & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Gaels & Co., Don—Wholesale Importers

F.M.S.)-1,

pur; and PortEmbankment, Lum- —60, Batu Road

KualaAnson,

Swettenham, Teluk

Ipoh,

BharuSingapore,

(Kelantan)Penang, Tumpat, Kota Caxton Peess, Printers and-Stationers—

E.Assistants

H. H. Everest, dir. (K. Lumpur) 20, Station

Street, KualaStreet,

LumpurKlang; and 8, Market

(Kuala Lumpur)^ Y. Hesse, manager i

J.F.W.

F. Barbour

Walker L.G. E.S. LaBrooy,

Labrooy assist, manager

D. P. Perry E.D. A.VT. Perera

Graham j . !

Port Swettenham SoleAll Agents 1

H '

W.J.T.L.Crosley, branch

M. Boyd | G. Duncan manager British Barlock Typewriters

1400 SELANGOll

■Centbal Dispensary, Clieinist apd CpuRCii, RoaM, dp the Holy

C|iinese RosA:RY7rBi;ickfield

Mission

Opticians—45, Ja,va .Street Vicar—Kfev. L.’Goyhpn&tchd

Cemtral, Engine WoEiKSj Ltd., MlETHOpisjr GiSLs" School, Day, Boarding,

ical, Electrical, (Structural,

1 Hydraulic,

Civil an4 Sanitary Engineers, Boiler- and Music School for Girls—High Street

makers, Ironfounders and Generalppii- i near Miss

Railway

Gazelle

Station,

Traeger,

Kuala Lumpur

principal

tractors—Head-

pore. Qtlic-9

Branches:241Kuala uud Work s: Singa- |

and j| MissboardingRhetta Foote, superintendent

Ipoh; Teleph. (KualaLumpur

Lumpur); Mrs. L. Yap,school

music dept.

Cable Ad: Central; All Codes

Central Pharmacy—13, Crosvenor Hotel : $t.Selangor—Weld

Andrew’s Presbyterian Church,

Road, Kuala Lumpur;

Building, (Stamford Bead Klang, Jeram, Banting, etc.; Teleph.

2580 (Kuala Lumpur)

Ceylon Bakery, The (Established 1899), j Minister—Rev. W. Buckingham, m.a.

Bakers and Confectioners — 7, Malay j Outstation Services:

Street, Kuala Lumpur Selangor—Klaing, Banting, Carey

P. H. Hendry, proprietor Island, Batu A rang, Kuala

Chan Sow Lin & Co., Ltd., EngineersT-r j . Kubu

74a, Ampang

Teleph. 235 Road, Kuala Lumpur: Negri, Sembilan—(Sereipban, Kuala

Pilah, Nilai Kuala Lipis, Bentong

Pahang—Raub,

Chartered Bank oe India Australia & St. John’s Institutioh—Bukit Nanas Rd.,

China (see Banks) Kuala

China Underwriters, Ltd.,Car Life, Rev. Lumpur; Teleph.visitor

Brother James, 3977

Fire, Marine, Accident, Motor and Rev. Bro.

Rev. Bro. Loran,

Cornelius, director

pro-director

General Insce.—Head Office: Hongkong

Chief Office: Southern Agencies— St. Mary’s School, A Church of

ChowHongkong

Thye &Bank Co.,Chambers,

4, Church S’pore:

Street, England School —Middle Road, Weld

Kuala Lumpur, agents Hill.

MissKuala

Pring,Lumpur;

principalTeleph. 2647

CHURCHES and MISSIONS Cobb

Catholic Church op St. John Kuala& Lumpur

Co,, Merchants—Java Street,

Vicar—Rev. Father D. Perrissoud, m.a. College of Divine Metaphysics Inc. (of

Chinese Gospel Hall—Golf Road Indianapolis, Ind., U.S.A.), Schools of

Missionaries—T. R. Angus, Miss S. Psychology, Post-graduateMetaphysics

Degrees—P.O. and Theology.

Box 180,

Shirtliff,

Miss M. Miss

Gibson H. E. Falconer and Kuala Lumpur, F.M.S.; and China ex-

Ma Tham Shun tension: P.O. Box 383, Shanghai

C. F. Lam, th.d., d.d., representative

Church of England Commercial Press, Stationers, Printers,

Rev.

Rev. C.F. W. J. Reynolds,Tamil

D. Gnanamani, Chaplain

Priest Advertising Contractors, etc. — 117,

Rev. Tay Chhui Liok, Chinese Priest 2112; High Cable

Street, Ad: KualaCommercial

Lumpur; Teleph.

Press;

Rev. Sia Ngieng Chiok, do. ' Codes: A.B.O. 5th and 6thUnion

^ edns.,

Churches Bentley ’s, Lieber’s and Western

St. Barnabas—Klang

Mary the Virgin—Kuala Lumpur Yuen

Yuen Ka Tleung,manager

C. Foon, managing proprietor

St.

St. Katherine—Kajang

St. Thomas — Banting Miss M. A' u en, assist.

Church of the Ascension—Kuala Kubu j Con nolly Miss N. "Yuen, do.

(Far East), Ltd., General Im-

Church op _ St. Anthony — Robertson porters—139, High Street; Kuala Lumpur

Road, Tamil

Vicar—Rev. Mission

V. Hermann

Assistant—Rev. M. Bonamy Coron ation Dispensary—Petaling Street,

Kuala Lumpur

SELANGOR 1401

Craig, Ltd., James (Incorporated in Sel-i Federal Dispensary, Ltd., Wholesale and

angor),

ders andEngineers,

General Iron and, Brass foun-j Retail Chemists—Kuala Lumpur and

Contractors—Head

Office and Works: Klang, F.M.S.; Teleph. Klang; Teleph. 3177Cable Ad: Federal

Directors—Tong WingWai,

58; Cable Ad: Experience;

5th edn., Bentley’s and Marconi Codes: A.B.C. Dr. G. C. McGregor W. J.L. Sime,

D. Fraser

C. m.i.struct.e.,

J. K. Grieve, m.i.mech.e., and C. J. Chisholm

manager m.i.mar.e., H. L. Johnson, gen’l. mgr. and secy.

T. A. W. Palmer

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Merchants, Klang Branch—Teleph. 46

Estate Agents and Accountants- Kuala L. G. Bruce

Lumpur, Port Swettenham and Ceylon; Seremban Branch—Teleph. 24

Telephs. 3191/2 (Kuala Lumpur) and 10; Singapore H. Proctor

(Port Swettenham); Cable

Kuala Lumpur; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn.,Ad: Lanka, D. Tims Branch—Teleph. 2615

Broomhall’s Rubber; edn. and Bentley’s

Directors—C.

andF.J. R. Thurstan, G. perpro.)

E. Teale Federal Rubber Stamp Co., Printers,

W. J. A.Hussey,(acct.,

Mallon, signs do. Wholesale and Retail Stationers, Book-

sellers, Newsagents, Rubber Stamp

Manufacturers, Brass Seal Engravers,

Cycle and Carriage Co. (1926), Ltd,; General Printers, Post Card Publishers and

The, Cycle and Motor Importers—Head 5, RodgerImporters—Head and Market Streets; Office:Printing

3 and

Office: Singapore. Branches: Kuala Works: Batu Road, Kuala Lumpur;

Lumpur, Penang and Ipoh; Teleph. Cable Ad: Vulcanite; Code: A.B.C. 5th

3311; Cable Ad: Cyclecarri; Codes: edn.

A.B.C.

Chua5th edn.,Bbk,

Acmegeneral

and Bentley’s

manager j] Branches:

Cheng Foo.WhaIpoh, Cheng, Penang

seniorandpartner

Singapore

Dispensary, The—8, Pudu Road Tan Chin Hean, general mgr.

Khoo Cheng Keat, manager (Kuala

Lumpur)

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Shipowners and Tan Chin Thye, manager (Penang)

General Merchants—58, Ampang Road Kok Yoon San, manager (Ipoh)

Eastern Dispensary', Wholesale and Re- Federated Engineering Co., Ltd., The

tail Chemists and Druggists—14, Station (Incorporated in F.M.S.), Civil, Struct-

Street,

Dr. W.Klang;

AnsleyTeleph.

Young,169director ural, Mechanical, Electrical, Sanitary

Ding Ein Ang, manager and Marine Engineers,

Shipbuilders, Steel, Iron Dredge

and Brass and

Eastern Smelting Co.,. Ltd. (Incorpor- Founders, Contractors and Rubber

Machine246,Specialists—Head

ated in England) — Kuala Lumpur: Works:

Teleph.5th107;edn.Cable Ad:Office

Smelter; Code; High St!, KualaOffice Lumpur;and

A.B.C. Head in the East: Telephs. Kuala Lumpur 186 and 187;

Penang Cable Ad: Federated; Codes: Al, A.B.C.

J. M. O’C. George, agent 5th

UnionandUniversal

6th edns.edn,,(5-letters),

WesternWestern

Union

A. B, Jones 5-letter edn.Directors—J.

.

Estate & Hospital Supply Agency, The, Board%f

m.i.mech.e. A. P. Strachan,

Suppliers

Bungalpw ofChicks,

EstateHousehold

Hospital Requisite^,

Beddings, Sregor, Hon.(chairman),

W. A,. FellW. H.andMac-A.

MattresS, Curtains, etc.—4, New Pehai- P. iqbsqni.

R. Davison, ,; j ,

secretary

ling Road, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 731: E. W.W. J.Savege, a.m.i.mech.e.,

P.0,

J. R.BoxBurton,

14; Cable Ad: Burtonpo

managing proprietor F. Neave, accountantmanager

C. Abbott,

,E. H. Glover,technical

works assist.

supt.

Evatt & Co., Chartered ’Accountants :- D.

Mercantile

pur; 0able Ad: BankEvatt;'

Buil

C

A.Bip.Luin-

5th J. Wright, X.m.i.san.e ,engineer

C; Graham, electrical sanitary

edh.; and at Singapore anaPApai^, S.S. . engineer

andR.Ippb, (F.M.S.

Burns, ciA., mariagpr . , Federated MAtX,Y State's. Chamber of

E. L. Peake, a.c.a.: Commerce (^e AssOciatlen^j*' !

,1402 SELANGOR

Fletcher Tracing.Cty., Ltd. (fricorpcirated E. D. Butler, a,c.a„ partner

in jP,iV|.S.), iGexicraJi .Mer^hants-rr^'eadj A.H. MunroScott,

Arbuthnott, c.A.,A.c.A., do.

do,

Ofl^co: 2, , 4 : and 6, Rodger Street, itual a Chas.Office—124,

E. Evans, St.office assistant

, Lumpur;

Oodes: ATeleph, .BTC.', 5th3^77;andCable

6th A(l;

edns.Renta;

and Glasgow Vincent Street

Bentley’s. Rraneijc^: Ipoh^ and Penang.’

Birmingt\aip. Ofijee: 5.1, Edgbas^oE ;Street| Gleeson & Co., Appraisers, Auctioneers,

Flowerdew &• Co.,: A. IP, Consulting: Commission Lumpur

and Land Agents—Kuala

and

Kuala Mining Engineers—P.O.

Ruin pur;Kuala Teleph-Lumppr; Box 156,i

1044; Cable| Code:

Ad: I Government Printing Office — Brick-

Flowerdew, : fields Road, Kuala Lumpur

Broornhall’s Imperial Combination

A. H. Flowerdfew, m'.ixst.m.m.,'e.g.sJ

sole partner . Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd.

Managing Agents for (Incorporated

1-3, Old MarketinSquare, Straits Kuala

Settlements)—

Lumpur;

. Cheras Tin, Ld. Telephs.

' Buldt Arang Tin, Ld. easterli; Code: A B.C. 5th edn.Ad: Great-

2964-2965; Cable

Special Representatives—Lim

K. A. Vaher, Lim Kim Cheng, Lim JooSwee,

Ford

and &NotariesDelamore, Advocates,

Public—60, KlyneSolicitor^ Kok Gim, F. G. Cooper and Liew Tai

Street; : Siew(Kajang)

Kuala Lumpur; and 22, Station

Klang;Telephs.2109(Kua]a Lumpur)Street,

and

49 (Klang);

A.B.C. 5th edn. Cable Ad: Ford.; Code; Grenier k Son, Ltd., Charles, Stationers

P. Barnard Ford —25, Old183Market Street, Kuala Lumpur;

Teleph.

A. W. Delamore, ll.m. A. E. Yzelman, nianager

J. T. Toss will, b.a.

Fraser & Neave, Ltd., Lumpur. Aerated Water Grenier k ,Go., Walter, Accountants, Au-

Manufacturers—Kuala Head Yik ditorsBank k Company

Bldgs. (2ndSecretaries—Kwong

floor), K. Lumpur;

Office:

Kuala Singapore.

Lumpur, Klang,Branches:

Malacca,Penang,

Ipoh, Teleph. 278

Medan, Seremban, Bangkok and Saigon W.proprietor

J. P. Grenier, f.l.a.a., f.i.s.a., sole

P. R.J. A.Vasey, manager

Cessford, assistant

E.Wong

J. Roberts, do. chief clerk Guthrie

Kyeam Soon, Lumpur& Co., Ltd., Merchants—Kuala

C. P.B.J.Towill,

Roy directorplanting adviser

Waugh,

General Accident,

Assurance Corporation, Ltd. Fire and Life A. P. Cranna, do.

Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ld., agents Assistants—

G.II. D.S. Hay,

Cameron

signs per pro.

General D. Logan do.

Magnet ElectricHouse, 4, Co., Market Ltd.,Street J.S.

D. S. Davidson j| P.E. W.

Anderson Holt

S. Ladds

Kuala Lumpur, Selangor,fP’.M.S. C.G. G.G. Fry | A. F. Taylor

Electrical Manufacturers

Teleph. 1091/2, Cable Ad: “Magnet” Gunn I C. Thornton

R.E.C.GGiggins, general mgr. for Malaya D. M. M. Hawes | M. W. Yates

Hebditch and J. G. Clemetson,

sales assistants Hallam & Co., Stock and Share Broker’s—-

Gibson, Anderson, Butler & Co., Char- Teleph. 19, Old Market 3326; Square,

Cable KualaHalco,Lumpur;

Kuala

tered Accountants—12,

Kuala Lumpur; P. O. Box 276; Teleph. Market Street, Lumpur; Codes: Bentley’s, Broomhall’s

2232; Cable Ad: Edbut, Kuala Lumpur; (Rubber edn.), edn.), 5th

A.B.C. Western

and Union

6th (5-letter

edns. and

Codes:

{ImperialA.B.C. Rubber5thedn.)edn., Broomhall’s Private

Kuala Lumpur Office Partners—Colin J. Chisholm, T. D.

Betteridge and A. N. Farquharson

SELANGOR 1403

Harper, Gilfillah & Co., Ltd. (Iiicor HEkoGELER & Martin, Ltd., Mining

porated F.M.S.), Merchants,^ Shipping Engineers—6-8, Java Street,

P.O. BoxKuala

and Insurance Agents, Managing Agents . Lumpur; Cable Ad: Teleph.

Henggeler,3136;

K.Lumpur;Codes: 140;

and Secretaries to Rubber Estates

Mines —Head Office: Kuala Lumpur; \Bentley’s, and Broomhall’s, A.B.C. 5th edn.

Teleph. 2943 (with private Branch A. H. Miles, director

Exchange); Cable Ad:Broomhall’s,

Achan; Codes: S.H. D.A.Miles,

Coates, do.

do.

A.B.C. 5th edn.,Scott’s, Ben- J. W. Bustraan, engineer

tley’s and Private. Branches

Swettenham, Port Dickson, Malacca, at Port R. C. Triggs, accountant

Klang, Telok Anson, Ipoh, Taiping, Pbrt G. van der Gucht, secretary

Weld, Bagan Datoh,

Directors—R. and Utan

F. Grey, Melintang Hong Kong & Shanghai Banking

J. McClymont,

D. F. Topham, Hon. Mr. W.A. Fell Corporation—(See Banks)

and E. C. H. Charlwood

W. H. McLean,

A. A. Baker HOTELS

O. R. Bingham A.M.E.E.

G. F. Blackett G.C. R.H. M.Oldridge Stutely Central Hotel, The—25, Junken Udin

G. M. Brand

P. A. Cargill S.C. A.G.Whitchurch,

Tyte Street, Klang

C. Harvey

H. B. Hussey A.C.A. Empire Hotel, The (TheEmpire Hotel Co.,

W.

T. D. Macnair • A. W. YoutmanM. Innes Ker Ld., Incorporated in F.M.S.)—Facing

R. M. McCall the

Singapore and Penang Agents - 135; Padang

Cable Ad:andEmpire,

SelangorKuala

Cluh;Lumpur;

Teleph.

Adamson, Gilfillan & Co., Ld. Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

Great Eastern Hotel—Ampang Road,

Harrisons,

corporated Barker Ltd. (In- Kuala Lumpur

& Co.,Settlements),

in the Straits

Merchants, Estate and Insurance Agents Himomaru Hotel—129, Petaling Street,

—Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 2251 (3 lines); Kuala Lumpur

Cable

Codes: Ad:B. Barkers, KualaBroomhall’s,

Lumpur; Kashima Hotel—164, Petaling , Street,

Bentley’s,A. and C.Private

5th edn., Kuala Lumpur

Hon.

(Kuala Mr. H. B. Egmont Hake, director Masnya Hotel—407, Batu Rd., K. Lumpur

Lumpur)

W. E. Wallis,

Haydn director

O. Peake, (Kuala

director Lumpur) New Shirayama Hotel —20, Rembau

(London) Street, Klang

Kuala Lumpur Popular Hotel—125, Petaling Street,

L. H. Clarke A.D.Macfarlane

W. Mailer Kuala Lumpur

J.E. C.J. Cuthbert

Douglas D. M. Milne,

W. L. Fincher J. Tainsh A.M.I.C.E. Ritz, The—121, Petaling Street.

R. St. G. Johnston A. Thomson Savoy Hotel, The—123, Petaling: Street,

R.G. P.M.Leadbetter

Knocker | R. H. White Kuala Lumpur

Port Swettenham—T.

Teluk Anson—J. B. Leask R. Dunn Station Hotel, Kuala Lumpur

Tamaya

LumpurHotel—72, Batu Road, Kuala

Hendry, P. H., Manufacturing Jeweller,

Diamond Merchant and Engraver, Tin Suan Mwee Hotel—126, Petaling

Dealer Lace

Ceylon in Silverware, Precious

and Curios—30 and 32,Stones,

Batu Street, Kuala Lumpur

Road, Kuala Lumpur; P.O. Box 240; Huttenbach, Lazarus & Sons, Ltd.,

Cable

P.D. H.P.Ad: Hewa;proprietor

Hendry, Code: A.B.C. 5th edn. Engineers and General Merchants—1,

Samuel, manager, signs per pro. Holland Road; Teleph.

J. Mackechnie, Manager4226(on leave)

G. M. Denister, do. J. M. Mather do. (acting)

M. K. M. de Silva and B. P. Punchi R. K. Bullock, tobacco dept

Singho, assistants

fc^LANGOK

iMPEa^AL Chemical Industries (Ma- Keys & Dowdesdell, Architprts - 14, Hol-

laga), .Ltd., Importers aud Ex- land P, H.Road,.Kuala

Keys, d.s.o.,Lumpur;

f.r.t.is.a.,Teleph.

partner"26'3

porters of Chemicals, [ Fertilisers, F.R. Dowdesdell, a.r.i.b.a., do. ;

Dyestuffs and Manufacturers’ Raw P.; Fletclier, m.i.s.e., logal mgr)

Materials—Sales .Office: 120, Java . A. S. Adams, chief assistant

Street, Kuala Lumpur; ? Teleph.

37'92; Cable Ad: Impkemiix. Also

Agricultural Advisory Department Keat SengapdCo.,Commission

porters General Merchants,; Im-

Agents--75,

Director — E. J. McNaug’hton,

b.sc. (Aomc.), b. sc1., (Hons.), . Batu'Road,

Cable

Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 2.577,

Glasgow

C. H. Tilley, Branch Ad:

b.a. (agricD Pahang No. 61Keatseng;

Main Street,P..O.KualaBoxLipis

:)72,

Caipfeb.: assist. '

Incorported Society of Planters (See Khair Deen & Co.—II. Bhtu Road

Associations) Representing

Straits Settlements Flour Mills—

Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Ltd., William, 36, Wallich Street, Singapore

(IpcoEp^rated

Incorporating ■ in M-itrafts

T. Reid ASettlejnents,

Penang & Ipoh),R.Engineers andCofGeneral

Xra), Khee M jjng Press—234, High Street

Merchants -r 23, Java Street,

Lumpur; Teleph 635 (2 lines); Port.Svret- K' uala Kinsey, J. B., Consulting Engineer—27,

tenham Teleph. 44; Cable Ad: Expihded; Old Market

Teleph. 2033; Square,

P. O. BoxKuala Lumpur;

101; Cable Ad:

: Co

and( des: A.B.p. 5th

Private.Street, edn.,

Head‘Office Bentley’s,

: Ocean Acme

Build- Kinsey

ing, Prince Singapore. Brart6hes iti^KEf i^ Co,, J. Bi, Box

Manufacturers’ Ilejire-

at If.

.Penang, Ipoh,

Elphick, and Portdif.Swettenhapi

managing (Singapore) sgiiUitivcs—P.(). 101, KuailiLiimpur

R. N. Holmes, assist, do. do.

11. C. Stewart, c A., secretary dp. KpANp ,Cycle,and Motor WoRKS—Klang

J. T. Newall, manager (signs per pfd.) Cycle Cable

House, Kuala Lumpur:

P. W. Saffery, signs per pro. 2609;

Yeow, KingAd:Pong,Teonghue . Teleph.

proprietor

Engineering

J. W.Whyte, Department per pro.) Wong Ah Wah, manager. ;

Ni F. manager

Kilmister,(signs

assistant , Yeow Khim Sen, attorney.

C. G. Janner, do. Kuala Lumpur Dispensary—(14, High

Insurance Department Street

G. A: Moser, assistant

London Agents—William Jacks

Winchester House, Old-Broad Street, Kuala Lumpur Drain Pipe and Pottery

London E.C. 2 Co.—6a, Bodger Street, Kuala Lumpur;

Teleph. 159 ,

Johnson Kuala. LumpurKuala Printing

LumpurWo^ks—31,

Electrical& Engineers—Kuala

Phillips, Ltd. (Londonj,Lumpur; Klyiid Street,

Teleph. ,1582, (2 lines) Kyle, Palmer cfe! (fb., Ltd. (Inc. in the

J. Hilton, resident representative F.M.S.), Importers,to F.M.S.

Printers,Government,

Merchants

Sime, Darby & Ca, agents and Contractors

etc.T-rRegi ^tpred Office: 235, Batu Rpad,

Kassim it Go., R. E. M., General Merchants Kuala'

PenangLumpur.

fS-S.). CableBranches;, Ipqh( and

Ad: Kylpa (All

and Importers-;—Station Street, Klang: Branches);.

Telephs. 221-2 Kendall’s andCodes; Bentley’s .(2nd edn.),

Hamilton’s

E0NG Kuala. Lumpur

Kean

and :,L

—72,Importers

& CoMotor

, (fpnei'al

JBatu Road,ofKuala

Merchants

Qar Accessories

Lumpur; Teleph. J.Edward.P.

H. P.P.;A

Hanpah,Kyle, director

hderson, do.

3887 • • K.G. Vi. If unfer, manager

Wedn Chepw Chong, partner If. Foenaiuler, do. (prfntg. depR

SELANGOR 1405

Ipoh “Malay Mail," Daily Newspaper—25»

Frederick W. Palmer, director Pudu Rd., K. Lumpur; Telephs, 3114-3115

A. J. Hannah, manager J. H. M. Robson, C.B.E., mang. dir.

H.

Penang E. W. Bryning, do. (elcetr. d6pt.; F. L. Jones, editor

J. F. Grime

J. T. T. Webster, manager P. E./Pegg

Mrs. Green || R.F.chief

F.N. Cooray

Stephenson

Langenbero & Son, T. C. van, Architects, Khoo H ong Tat,

G. Radcliffe, advertisement clerk clerk

Civil Engineers and Appraises—27, Old

Market Street, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph.

3803 '

T. C. yg,n Langettberg, f.I.a.a., partner Laidlaw Building, Kuala LumpurLtd.—

Malayan American Plantations,

V.-’S. vanE.,Langenberg,

struct. partner a.t.a.a., a.i. J. WD. Bicknell, managing director

M. Knapp, general manager

Little & Co., Ltd., John—Ampang Street J. S: Dawharn, office do.

and The Embankment, Kuala Lumpur; Malayan Collieries Limited (Incor-

Cable Ad: Little; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. porated in F.M.S.)—Head Office:

and Bentley’s Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Build-

A-F. Hamnbnd,

E. Bond,, mang.directordir. inin charge

the East. ings, Kuala Lumpur : Teleph. .4265

A. A. Ross, office manager (2 lines) with private line te Batu

K. R. Tolrnie . I J. H. Thomas Arang Colliery; Cable Ad : Arang;

J. W- Milligan I Mrs. Peterson Codes: Bentley’s, Boe Shipping and

Acme

Lovelace

' Solieitors —- 56,at Seremban

Klyne Street,, Kuala man), H. H. Robbins (vice-

Fjumpur; and chairman), F. Cunningham, A.

William Geprge Warren

(Oxon), barrister-at-law, partnerHastings,;B.a. J. Kelman and W. H. Martin

A.partner

J. Bostock Hill, barrister-at-law, Colliery J. Briailsford, colliery supt.

undermanagers—,

Mervyn Farr, barrister-at-law, partner F. Bellamy, B. Harold, R.

Scott, Y. Frodsham and A.

Lums Dispensary—35, Sultan Street Knight

D. Tooms, plant supt.

McAlister & Co., Ltd., Merchants— W. B. Joiner, electrical engr.

Eastern Smelting Buildings. High W. Pradon, mechanical engr.

Street, Khala Lumpur; Teleph. 3127; J. A. Porteous, do.

Cable Ad: Messalina H. E. Mamie, civil engr.

G. Johnstone, local manager D. OL Lawrence, surveyor

J. J. Gibson, draughtsman

M acaskill ’ & Cameron, Dsr.—Federal J. H. Tubb, works acct.

Dispensary Building, Kuala Lumpur: W. D. Morgan, storekeeper

Teleph. Office: 136 J. S. Gay, general assist.

Dr.(Teieph.

D- Macaskill, m.d. (Edin.), partner K. Jorgensen, do.

Kou.se: 562) E, G. de Muschamp, brickworks

Dr. I. G. Cameron, m.b., CH.B. (Edin.), superintendent

E. G. Spall, plywood works

Dr.partner (Teleph.. House: 1196)

I. Mackintosh superintendent

E. L. .Jorgensen, logging engr.

Dr. (Mrs.), M H. Whyte A. T. Pipes, mill foreman

Chief Clerk—Chan Ah Kow Dr. K. S. Sodhi, resident medi-

McDougall, F. J., Tailor--2, Market , aE.:calL,.officer Joygensen, logging epgr.

Street, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph.;3926

F. J. McDougall, managing proprietor A. T. Pipes,’ mill foreman

General Managers amd Secretaries

Machinists■Sto-UE, The, Electrical. 2368; Sup- —J. A; Russell Sz Co.

plies—1S5; High Street;'Teleph.

Cable Ad: Leehung Malayan

NewspaperDaily Express— (1926);

Proprietors Ltd.,

Pudu Road,

Malay Dispensary-'—58, Bata Ro'ad Kuala -Lumpur

1406 SELANGOR

“Malayan Daily Express” (Morning Neill 1-2, Old & Bell, Chartered

Market Square,Accountants—

Kuala Lum-

Illustrated Daily) pur;J. C.Teleph. 3144

Francis F. Cooray, m.j.l, editor M. Bell, c.A., partner

Malayan A. S. Mackie, c.A., do.

facturers Pineapple Co., The, Manu-

of Canned Pineapples—Klang T. D. Ensor, a.c.a., do.

L. R. Mackness, C.A., do.

Goh Hock Httat, proprietor A. G. Robertson, c.A., assistant

Malayan Tobacco Distributors Ltd.— Nestle &, Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk

59-61 Klyne Street, Kuala Lumpur;

Teleph. 3611; Cable Ad: Tobacco, Kuala Co. (London), Condensed and Sterilised

Lumpur, Code: A.B.C. 5th edn. Milk,

Cocoa, Milk Infants’Products,

Foods—3,Chocolate

Clarke and

St.,

I. A.Scott-Dalgleish

H. D. Livock 1 R. B. Little Kuala Lumpur; Cable Ad: Nestles

D. B. Dowling | W. J. Burgess E. L. Watson, j.p., manager

C. L. Boumphrey, assistant

MASONIC Nicholas & Sons, B. P., Bankers and

Dealers in Exchange — 22-24, Java

Lodge Tullibardine in the East, 1118 Street, Cable Kuala Lumpur;Code: Teleph.

A.B.C.3346;

(S.C.), Scottish Masonic

Kuala Lumpur; P.O. Box 174 Temple— edn.B. P.Ad: Peoplebank;

Nicholas, managing proprietor

5th

Secretary—G. Davidson Ed.

Read Lodge, No. 2337 (E.C.)—Kuala P. M.T.Thamboe,

Nicholas, accountant

.j.p., manager

Lumpur; P.O. Box 9 (Kuala Lumpur) Oriental Government Security Life

W. M.-G. H. Corbett Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in

J:S. W.—E.

W.—R. E.Mathews

Stewart India, 1874)—Branch

Holland Office: 9 and Ad:

Road,Kuala Lumpur;Cable 10,

Secretary—L. Keteven Oriental

Assist. Secretary—E.

Treasurer—J. B. Shepherd S. Ladds V. W. Thambiaiah, branch secretary

Selangor Chapter, No. 2337 (E.C.) A.S. G.M. Santhanam, inspr.do.(Singapore)

Y. Izzudin, actg. (Penang)

(Founded Jany., 1908)—K. Lumpur Park & Francis Ltd.. Mining Engineers

Z.—Noel

H.—E. L.Fisher

Smart —Kuala Lumpur; Teleph 3931; P.O.

J.—L. Kesteven Box

pur; 66; CableBentley’s,

Codes: Ad: Parkvale,McNeilKuala

1908Lum-

Scribe E.—H. E. Marnie Mungo Park, a.r.s.m., director

Scribe N.—F. J. Pratt M. A. Francis, A.R.S.M., m. inst., m.m.,

Treasurer—R. Mathews director

Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd. — Head

Mercantile Bank of India Ltd.—(See Lumpur; Office: 1-3,andOldat Market

Singapore,Square,

PenangKuala

and

Banks) Port Svvettenham

Methodist Girl’s School (see Churches J. H. Harris, a.m.i.m.e., manager

and Missions) B.G.R. R.Cruikshank

Parrot, signs per pro

C.A.

Miners and Builders Stores (1927) Ltd., H. Torbitt m.a.

Hardware Merchants and General Im-

porters—123, High Street, Kuala Lum- Engineers:— W. H. Ascott

pur; Teleph. 2269; Cable Ad: Universal C. H.H. Cooper

Moutrie & Co., Ltd., S., Pianoforte and W. Daniel (Singapore)

( do )

Organ Manufacturers, Repairers, Tuners, A. M. Trowell

Music

— Ampang and Musical Instrument

Street,Ad:Kuala Dealers Payne, Davis & Co., Incorporate! Ac-

Teleph. 2280; Cable Moutrie;Lumpur;

Codes: countants

KualaF.M.S.

(Treasurers, Selangor Club,

Lumpur)—Kuala Lumpur; and at

A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns. Ipoh,

C. L.T. Tolley,

Cooke, tuner

manager

and traveller H. Davis, a.s.a.a.

W. J. Kilner, a.s.a.a.

SELANGOR 1407

Peninsular Lights (1930) Ltd. (Incorpor- Richards & Co., D., Insurance and Estate

ated in F.M.S.) Suppliers of Petrol and Agents, Exporters of Malayan Produce

Kerosene Lighting Installations and General Importers—Klang; Teleph.

Throughout Malaya. Also Ky !Ko 172,R.Klang;Cable Ad: Amrasekera, Klang

Amarasekera, j.p., mang. proprietor

Non Electric Fans and Scillators

Directors—E. A. S. Wagner (chairman),

Gordon W. Wong and K. Arumugam Robinson & Co., Ltd., General and Athletic

N.

H. V.M. Yisualingam, managing

S. Wagner, sales managerdirector House

Ou tfitters, Drapers, Tailors and Complete

Lumpur.Furnishers—Java Street, Kuala

Principle , Establishment:

Peninsular Publicity Service, Ltd., BalfourPlace,Singapore.

Raffles London Office:

House, Finsbury Pavement,

Advertising Consultants and Publicity

Experts, Publishers and General Adver- London, E.C.2 Page (chairman), W.

Directors—R.

tising Literature Writers—45,

Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 2560; P. O. Box Java St. H. MacGregor, W. A. Fell and S. G.

305; edn.

CableandAd:Bentley’s

Publicity; Codes: A.B.C. Hacker

5th I'. C. Cherringtori managers

B. W.K. Goonawardana,

Chengapa, managingservicedirector

manager

M. P. Karunakaran, assistant 1 Robinson Piano Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

Advt. Agents and Publishers of— in Hongkong), Piano and Musical In-

“Malayan Motor Guide” strument Importers — Kuala Lumpur;

“Malay Stands Desk Directory”

“Malayan Sportsmen’s Annual” Teleph. 2147; Cable Ad: Pianomaker

“M.A.H.A. Schedules and Exhibition J. A. Riddell, manager

“F.Handbook ’ Teleph. Directories” Rubber Planters’Association

M.S. & Penang (See Associations)

Planters’ Stores tk Agency Co., Ltd. Russell & Co., J. A.—Hongkong and

(Incorporated in England,

Agents and Suppliers, 1878), Import

General Estate Shanghai Buildings, Kuala Lum-

and Export Merchants and Shipping and pur; Cable Ad: Jar; Codes: Pri-

vate, Boe (Shipping), Imperial

Insurance

S.: Agents—Head

Kuala Lumpur. Branches:Office in F.M.

Klang Combination (Mining) Acme and

and Bentley’s

Port Swettenham. (General)

Helen’s Place, E.C.Lond.

3; & Office: 17, St.

at Calcutta, J. A. Russell, partner (London) ,

D. O. Russell, do.' (Hongkong)

"Chittagong, Dibrugarrh, etc. Cable Ad: R.H. C-H.Russell,

Bandit; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Broom-

hall’s (Rubber & General edn.), Bentley’s, Robbins,do.general

(Malaya)

manager

Lieber’s, Premier, Western Union J. Drysdale, signs peer pro.

J. L.H.J.Keer, general manager S. Brown

Peace | K. G Sinclair H. C. Clarkson ;| L. B. Jeavons

F. J. B. Maggs I E. L. Jorgensen

KlangH. andF. L.Port

Mavity | W. H. P. Ager

S wettenham T. J. Johns I J. Joice

S. R. Wallace, branch manager

Sentul Dispensary—303a, Batu Road

Poolry & Co., Advocates, Solicitors Shanmugam & Co., Ltd., Wine and Pro-

and Notaries—68,

liumpur; Cable Ad:Klyne

Pooley,Street,

Kuala Kuala

Lum- vision and Produce Merchants—93, Fort

pur;B. J.Codes: Westernadv.

P. Joaquim, Union A.B.C. Street,

& sol.,andpartner

Kuala Selangor. Branches at

Batang Berjuntai and Banting

E. D. Shearn, do.

n & m \u

Popular Dispensary—19, Pudu Road Sharma, S. M. (of Lincoln s Inn, Barrister-

at-Law), Advocate and Solicitor, S.S.,

Radio Malaya, Radio and Sound Engin- Street, F.M.S. Kuala

and Johore—Office: 71, Klyne

Lumpur;Cable Ad:Sharma,

ers, Dealersandin Retail—85,

W holesale Radio Components,

Campbell Kuala Lumpur; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

Road, Kuala Lumpur House:

LumpurRaisina, 9, Golf View Road, Kuala

1408 SELANGOR

Sime, Darby

in S.S.), Plantation Rubber and Tin

Mine Export

port, Agents andand Valuers,

Produce General Im- St. Mary’s Dispensary, Chemists and

Merchants,

*

Shipping Agents—14, Market Street, Druggists—15, Klyne iStreet, Kuala |

Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 1583 (2 lines); Lumpur; Dr.

Teleph. 3449

(Miss) H. Yuen., m.l., b.s.

Cable

Bentley’s, Ad: Simit; Codes: A.B.C.

Broomhall’s Rubber,5thAcme

edn., consulting physician (Resi dence t:

and Private. Registered Office: 4, Fort 32, Circular Road; Teleph. 2784)

Road, Malacca. Head Office: 5, Malacca St. Mary's School—(Nee Churches

St.,

Malacca, Singapore.

Penang, Branches: Singapore,

Ipoh, Seremban, Muar and Missions)

arid Kuching, Sarawak

London Agents—Shaw, Darby & Co., St. John’s Institution—(See Churches

Ltd., Winchester House, Old Broad and Missions)

Street,

W. H.London,

Findlay,E.C. 2

manager Selangor Club—(Nee Clubs)

E.J. A.Mitchell, assistant

E. McLean, do.

C. Bendle, do. Storch Brothers, Ltd. (Ine. in the ;

F.M.S.), General

Jewellers,Merchants

Gold and andSilver-

Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd.—Re- smiths, lete House Furnishers - - 37 and

Com-

39, ;

gistered Office and Stores: Borneo Wharf, ava Street, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph.

Singapore

F. Dettmar, branch manager 795; Cable Ad: Storch; Codes: A.B.C. 5tl>

J. K. Hill, g.a. | W. Sorley edn. and Bentley’s. Branches at Ipob

andIsidore

PenangStorch, managing director

Singer

in NewSewing Machine

Jersey, Co. (Incorporated

U.S.A.)—10, McArthur R. P.D. D.Wilson

Street, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 1026 S.

T. Perera I| Yun

E. Fernando A. L.Yun

HewaSang

R.M.C. Philip

Dewitt, manager Lim Gim Gin, book-keeper

Socfin Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in F. M. S.), Straits Branch) Trading Co., Ltd. (Selangor

Estate

Damansara agents & Secretaries—3rd Mill Kuala Lumpur Agency

Teleph. 2165; Road,

P. O. BoxKuala Luinpur;

330; Cable Ad: Kuala J. L. Sime, agent

Kubu, Serendah

Rubberbank D. Heddle, agent

R. M .E. Michaux, dir. & visiting agent

S. T. Rhodes, assist, visiting agent Seremban

J.R. Macarez,

Leonard, actg. secretary

accountant A. C. Stone, agent

J. d’Augustin de Boirrguisson, Port Swettenham

Boustead (fe,Co., agents

I. agriculturist

Sibriakoff; engineer . Swan & Maclaren, Engineers and «

Societe Internationale de Plantations Architects—Straits Kuala Lumpur

Trading Buildings

etAgents—Laid

de Financelaw (Straits Agency), Estate

Buildings', Java Street,

Kuala Lumpur, F.M.S.: Teleph. 205Q Swee Co., Ltd.,

F.M.S.), GeneralL. Tmporteris

Y. (Incorporated

and Com-in j

(Kuala Lumpur);

Lumpur Codes: BroonihaH’s Cable Ad: Sipef,Imperial

Kuala ' mission Agents—Head Office:' 2, Rodger

Combination (Rubber edri.), Bentley’s P.O. Street,BoxKuala

18: CableLumpur; Teleph. Kuala

Ad: Zeriobia, 2143:. '

A.B.C.Grains,

Aux 5th'edns. Head Office: 2,Marche Lriiriprir;

Antwerp 'Code's: A.B.C. 5th . edn. and ;

Bentley's

Law Yew Swee, managing director

Solignum^Ltd.

factrirers (Inc., England),

of Solignum Wood Manu-

Preserva- Lim Tek Yam, accountant

tive, * Agrisol Fungicide, Coal Tar Dis- Branches

tillers and Chemical Manufacturers— ■ Penang—64-66, Law YewYearn,

Beach Street

Hoe, director

Federated

Teleph. Buildings,

4283; Cable Kuala

Ad: Lumpur;

Majbeolim; Law .Too manager, signs p. p. ]

1

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edh. and Bentley’s [! Port

TanSwettenmam

Chai Ee,; assistant

A. R. Byatt, resident manager

SELANGOR 1409»

Swek Heng Leong & Co., Exporters ana ^ Wek na

Importers—Klang; Teleph. IQS Wagner, E. A. Stockwell (Barrister-at-

Goh Hock Huat, manager Law), Advocate and Solicitor—5, Old

Goh Chong Hong, cashier Pudu Road, Kuala Lumpur

Takeuchi Dispensary—201, Batu Road

Walker,

tor—7, H. Hopson,

Station St., Advocate and Solici-

Klang; Teleph. 112

“Tamil

NewspaperNesan”,Published

The only inbi-weekly Tamil (Klang);

Malaya—212 Cable Ad: Hopson Walker,

Batu Road, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 2057' Klang

P. O. Box 299; Cable Ad: Arya: Codes:

A.B.C.

Phrase 6th edn. and Bentley’s Complete Wearne Brothers, Ltd., Automobile En-

N. Qyengar, managing editor and gineers

K.proprietor and Importers—Rodger

Kuala Lumpur; Street,

Teleph. 2295 (Rodger

G. Parthasarathy b.a., associate editor shop) ; Cable 3116

Street Office), (Pudu Road Work-

Ad: 5th Wearne,

S. Rajam, works manager Lumpur; Code: A.B.C. edn. Kuala

Thye Hong & Co., General Merchants W.L.Lowson,

Koek manager

(sales dept.)

and Aerated

Tunku Water

Dia Udin Manufacturers—18,

Street, Klang; Teleph. H. G. Hinds, works manager

61; P.O. Box 21

W HITE a WAY, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd., Drapers,

Tin Suan Mwee Hotel (See Hotels) : Milliners, Men’s Outfitters, etc.— Java

Street, Kuala Lumpur; Cable Ad:

Union Trading Co., The, Merchants— Warfield W. J. Wright, manager

3,495;Klyne Street,

Cable Ad: Kuala Lumpur;

Battleaxe; Codes: Teleph.

A.B.C. E.Mrs.W.E.Price, assistant manager

5thedn., Bentley’s and Century Standard

Partners—Khoo Wepuan, Lee Kong Ang TianW.Guan, Price, assistant

do.

Lam, j.p., M.sc., and Khoo Wee Tong H. L. Richard, clerk

United Railway Employees’ Benefit Whittall & Co., Estate Agents Selangor;

and Com-

Society, F.M.S. — (See Associa- pany F.M.S.;

Secretaries

Telephs.

— Klang,

230 (2 lines, Klang),

tions) Cable Ad: Whittall; Codes: Broomhall’s

Universal (Rubber edn.), Broomhall’s

Cars, Ltd.—Robertson Road, Combination, Lieber’s, A.B.C. 5th and Imperial

Kuala Lumpur 6th

H. Oke, manager andends.,

BirchBentley’s,

wood. Head 2nd Office:

Lieber’sColombo,

5-letter

Ceylon. London Correspondents: Thom-

Universal Dispensary—64, High Street, son, Alston & Co,, 2, 3 and 4, Idol Lane,

Eastcheap,

Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 983 Partners—E.C.C. H. Figg, A. S. Collett,

Vaughan, L., mjnst.m.m.. Mining En- P. H.Urquart,

W. Fraser,C.c.A.,E. I.Hawes

L. Cameron, H.

(Colombo)

gineer—Kuala Lumpur; P.O. Box 331 and 0. L. Chapman (Klang)

Assists.^—F. A. Wardell (signs per pro.),

Viswanath Book Depot, Dealers in “His J. R.De W.

D. Collect,

Marco, c.a.,c.A,andW.Collett

M. Jame,s

Masters Voice”Gramophone Records and

Machines, Booksellers and Stationers—

9, Brickfields Road, Kuala Lumpur; Insurance Agencies

Teleph. 3842; P O. Box 333 Yorkshire

North ChinaInsurance

Insurance Co,Co,Ld.Ld.

A. S. Perumal, proprietor North British and Mercantile Insur

ance Co.; Ld.

W. T. & L. Trading Co., General Mer-

chants and Commission Agents—139, Wilkinson Process Rubber Co, Ltd,

High Street, Kuala Lumpur; The, Manufacturers under Patents of

Teleph. 3039; Cable Ad: Hlingkee

Wong

! Cho Yew, manag. partner “Linatex”

Registered Office: 9-11, Old Market

K. H. Lim, manager Square, Kuala Lumpur, F.M.S.

45

1410 SELANGOE-ftEGlir SEM BILAN

Directors—John Hands (chairman). Yong Shook Lin, m.a.. ll.b. (Cant.)

G'Hon.Dunman,

Mr. H. B.B.Egmont Hake and Advocate,

Wilkinson Public—

Solicitor F.M.S. & SiS., Notary

47, Cross

General Office, Sales Office and Teleph. 2574; CableStreet, Kuala Lumpur;

Ad: Shooklin, Kuala

Factory — Batu Caves, Selangor, Lumpur

F.M.S.; Teleph. 2, Batu Caves;

Cable Ad: Wilproco, Batu Caves Young Men’s Christian Association

G. B. Walker, manager {See Associations)

’ . • Gi ■

Yik Kiiuan Press Co., Ltd., Publishers— Yukon Gold Co. (Incorporated in TJ.SA.)

—Head Office for Malaya: 4th Mile,

127,SiehPetaling Street, Kuala

Wen Tsin, manager Lumpur Ampang Road, Ampang; Teleph. 4;

Hu Cable Ad: Yukon,NewAmpang

York Head Office:

LimJoo TeowWei,Chong,

editorsecretary ,120, Broadway,

G.

Mah Choong

' Cheah Koon, do.

Yoke Jin, accountant (Eng.)

^Chinese) C. Kemper, assistant manager

W. Coffey, resident

Chen Sin Lin, translator F. S. Holzapfel, secretary to mgr.

1 F. W. Gurr, accountant

NEGRI SEMBILAN

The State of Negri Seinbilan, the smallest of the four Federated Malay States,

lies on the West Coast of the Malay Peninsula, to the south of the States of Selangor

and Pahang. It is in fact a federation of “ NiWe States,” consisting of the four major !

States

Muar, ofJempul,

SungeiTerachi,

Ujong, Jelebu,

GunongJohol PasirandandRembau,

Inas. andSungeithe five

Ujongminor States of inUlua

is mentioned

Javanese poem in 1365 A, D , as being subject to the Javanese

In the X vth Century, it was ruled by chiefs of the old kingdom of Malacca. Empire of Majapahit.

Nearly

all the Malay

Menangkabau inhabitants

in Sumatra, of the

andthis“Nine States”

haveimmigration are

an interesting descended from

matrilineal immigrants

sociological from

system.

Portuguese accounts prove that had begun in

evidence seerns conclusive that original Malay federation consisted of Sungei Fjong,the XVIth century. The j

Klang (now a district of Selangor), Jelebu, Rembau, Naning (now a part of Malacca), 1

Segamat (now in Johore), Pasir Besar (also in Johore, its place having been taken by

Johol), Jeliathe

loh. After (nowwresting

Inas) and Ulu Pahang,

of Malacca from thethe region between

Portuguese by theUluDutch

Serting

andandthe Temer-

Johore j

Malays in 1641 A.D., Johore took a leading part in Negri

A.D., when the Undang or Chiefs of the four major States brought from Sumatra Sembilan politics until 1773a :«

YamInTuan named Raja Melewar, ancestor of the present Yang

1874, the Dato’ Klana, Chief of Sungei Ujong, the most important of the “NineDi-pertuan Besar.

States,” invited and obtained the assistance of the British Government to maintain

his rule, and Jelebu

In 1883, the appointment

applied foraof a.British Resident.

British Officer; and Rembau agreed to refer all its

disputes to the British Government,

the Yam Tuan of Sri Menanti and the Rulers and in 1887 ofaccepted

Tampina andBritishRembau

Adviser.askedIn for

1889,a !

Resident

1895, the and agreedof tothisa confederation

Resident confederationtook known

charge as of“ The Old Ujong

Sungei Negri Sembilan.”

and of In

Jelebu, j

and

Sri Meuanti was elected titular Ruler of the whole State. The present Ruler is Hisof

the modern Negri Sembilan was constituted. Finally, in 1898, the Yam Tuan ;

Highness

Besar, NegriMuhammad,

Sembilan. G.C.M.G., K.c.v.o., ibni Al-Marhum Antah, Yang Di-pertuan

The area of the State is approximately 2,550 square miles. On the south it borders !

with Johore

great mountainandrange

on thehaseastdisappeared,

with Pahang. and theIn water-parting

the southern between

part of the

the State,

West andthe

East Coast is merely hilly, and in

Negri Sembilan is Telapak Burok (3,915 feet). place is nearly flat ground. The highest peak in

NEGRI SEMBILAN 1411

The State is divided into five administrative districts, viz., Seremban, Kuala Pilah,

Port Dickson, Tampin and Jelebu. The chief town is Seremban, with an estimated

population

Dickson, onofthe22,650;

shoresKuala

of thePilah is the

Straits centre ofisaa large

of Malacca, Malay district;

very popular while with

seaside resort Port

good stretches of sand providing some of the best bathing beaches in Malaya.

Railways.

Theamounting

of lines State is served by the106Federated

to about miles. Malay States Railways with a total length

on 1stTheAugust.

branch The

line Kuala

from Seremban

Pilah-Bahauto Poj't

branchDickson was aclosed

line is now bridletopath.

passanger traffic

Roads.

The total length of metalled roads in the State at the end of the year was 496 miles

43 chains, of which 330 miles 53 chains are tarred or asphalted.

Shipping.

The only port of any importance is Port Dickson, and the total tonnage which

entered this and other small ports was 103.096 in 1931 as against 124,417 during the

previous year.

Revenue.

The revenue of the State in 1931 was $7,974,547 against $10,766,116 in 1930 and the

expenditure was $8,856,853. The balance of assets to the credit of the State amounts

to $8,959,204. Imports in 1931 were valued at $9,472,920 and exports at $14,580,287.

of theThese figures, however,

merchandise producedareandnoconsumed

true indexinofthetheState,

total passes

trade ofthrough

the State, as much

Selangor.

DIRECTORY

Mejlis Meshuarat Ka’adilan dan Undang of Negri Sembilan, Council of His

Highness the Di-pertuan Besar and Undang

His Highness the Yang Di pertuan Besar —Tunku Muhammad, g.c.m.g., k.c.v.o.,

ibni Almerhum Yam Tuan Antah

BritishKlana

Dato’ Resident—J.W.W.

Petra, Sungei Hughes, m.c.s. bin Inche Kassim, c.b.e.

Ujong—Ma’amor

Date’ Penghulu of Jelebu, Mendika Mentri Akhirzaman (Abdullah bin

Panglima Muda)

Dato’ Penghulu of Johol, Johan Pahlawan Lela Perkasa Setiawan—Kamat

bin Lemanof Rembau. Sedia Raja—Hon. Inche Abdullah bin Haji Dahan, m.f.c.

Dato’ Penghulu

The Tunku Besar Burhanu’ud din ibni Almerhum Yam Tuan Antah

State Council

(Meslis Meshuarat Keraja’an.)

The British Resident—J. W. W. Hughes, m.c.s. (President)

Secretary to Resident—H. P Bryson, M.c.s.

State Medical and Health Officer—Dr. D. T. iSkeen

State Forest Officer—H. W. Woolley

Agricultural Field Officer—W. H. Barnes

State Engineer—W. J. Smith (acting)

Legal Adv’ser—W. J. Doughty, m.f.c.

Dato’ Wong Yick Tong, j.p., c.h.

Tuan Sheikh Ahmad bin Sheikh Mustapha, j.p.

Towkay Chang Seng (Long, j.p.

Dr. S. R. Krishnan, j.p.

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1412 NEGRI SEMBILAN

British Resident’s Office Education Department

Resident—J. W. W. Hughes, m.c.s. Inspector of Schools, N. S.—R. F. Gunn

Secy, to Resident—H. P. Bryson,

Chief Clerk—J. R. J.Sta.Michael

Maria M.c.s. Chief

Malay AssistantP.Inspector

Clerk—T- N. Singham of Schools—

Stenographer—D. . Tamil

Ahmad bin Abdul RahmanK. Yallipuram

Asst. Insp. of Schools—

Typist—Che Abbas bin Haji Sulaiman

Chinese Protectorate Kirig George V NcAoo^—Seremban

Protector Headmaster—E. IT Wilson, m.a. b.a.

Clerk andofTranslator—Yip

Chinese—W. L.Tai Blythe,

Loy M.C.s. Temporary

European Master—R, J. Huddie,

Elementary Mistress^—Mrs. K.

Court, Magistrate’s Pykett Grade I—Chin Meow Cheong,

Teachers,

Magistrate—Che Hamzah P. Nadasan,

Cheah Aik, W.H.Seneviratne,

R. H. Stafford, Lim

V. Rama-

Clerk, Class I—Chee Ah Thoo nathan, O. E. Fernandez, Puteh bin

Bailift—Hussein bin H. Edris Mohd. Tahir, N. Rajah and J.E. Edmonds

Court, Supreme Grade III A—L. A. Nonis

Judge-L J. McFall * Grade III B—Miss I. van Gfeyzel

Private Secretary Government Trade NcAoo/—Rembau

Chand rasegara m to J udge — A. Head master —J. Visvalingam, A. Luis

Assist. Registrar—Osman Bin H. Dahat Instructors—K. bin Maji Mohd and Che Teh Bin

Haji Basri

Clerk, Class I—G. Sta. Maria ,Oth man

Bailiff—Che Noh bin Chee;

Trade and Customs Department, Head EnglGh Master,

School—Fort Dickson

Negri Sembilan Teachers GradeGrade I—S. P. Singh

I—Maima Swamikannu

and P.

Cable Ad: “ Decustoms,” Seremban Asirvadam

Teleph. No. 85. Teachers

De SouzaGrade III A—A. Poniah and L.

Deputy Commissioner—J. G. O’Reilly Teachers Grade III B—Miss M. de Souza

Seremban English School - Kuala Pilah

Cable Ad:No.“Dutiable,” Seremban Headmaster—E. S, Redfearn

Telenh.

Ag. Senior

85

Supt.—F. J. Huett European

Teachers, Mistress—M.

Grade I—Abu LomasSamah * bin

Superintendent—W. H. W. Ilannig/in

Assist. Supt,—D. G. W. Montgomery (actg.) L. van Geysel, S. S. M. Y.R. Muthurajalu,

Othman, S. Muttiah, M. Francis,

Port Dickson Mohd. Faha, Wong Yuen Yong, T. S.

Cable Ad:No.“Dutiable,”

Teleph 5 Port Dickson Jong, S, B. Po.nniah and,!!. Seniveratne

Supt., Coast District—W. J. Walsh' English NeAoo/—Tampin

Gemas Headmaster - P. K. Raman

Cable Ad: “Dutiable,” GeinaS Teachers,

KongNyim,GradeM.Kurasamy,

I— P. Sitlnathamby, Hew

J. R. Muttiah,

Teleph. No. 11 S. Sinnadurai and N. M. J. Rajoo

Superintendent—D. G. Hall

Tampin Forest Department

Cable Ad:No.“Dutiable,”

Teleph. 43 Tampin > Negri Sembilan and Malacca

Assist. Supt.—I. I. Jeffries State Forest

Malacca—H. Officer,Woolley

Negri Sembilan and

Extra Assist. W. Conservator of Forests,

District Land Office—Port Dickson Seremban, Coast and Sepang—C. Foston

Collector

Officer M.of U.Land Revenue — District Assist.

del Tufo

Conservator of Forests, Kuala Pilah

and Jelebu—H. J. T. Bonar

Chief Clerk—K. Ponniah ; Sub-Assist.

Seng TeongConservator of Forests—Tan ..

District Office—Port Dickson Damaf Supervising Officer—C- A. Pinto

Actg. District Officer—M.U.del Tufo, M.e.s.

2nd Magistrate—Inche Abdullah hip Extra-Assist. Assist- Conservator

E. J. Shrubshall of .Forests, Malacca—

Noordin, m.a.s. Conservator of Forests,Tam-

A. C. L. R.—Raja Ayoub bin Raja Haji Clerk, pin—Abdul

Special Aziz bin Ahmad

Class—C. A. Pinto

Bot, M.A.S.

Chief Clerk—J. Z. Pinto Clerk, Class I—M. Arumugam

NEGRI SEMBILAN 14J3

Labour Department— Nursing iSisters—Misses D. Mathews,

E. E. Castle,, M. Keddie and F. A.

Assist.Negri Sembilan S.andH.Malacca

Controller—J. Cunyngham- Nursing M. Willie

Sister, Infant Welfare Centre

Brown, m.c.s. - Mrs. G. M. iSwallow

Immigration Fund Inspector—O. Ayadurai Deputy

Chief Clerk—V. Velayuthan Rajanayagam, Officer,

Medical Kuala Pilah—S.

l.m.s.(S’pore.), t.d.m. (Cal-)S.

Land Office—Seremban Assistant Medical Officer Kuala Pilah—J.

Collector—Hamzah bin Abdullah A. Chelliah, l.m.s: (S’pore.)

Asst. do.

do. —Abdullah

—Ja’al bin Jaman -Lady Med. Officer,m.a.,Kuala

I. Robertson; m.b.,Pilah—Miss H.

ch.b. (Glas.),

2nd. bin Ibrahim Certif. t.m.

Settlement

Chief Clerk—M.Officer—Mohamed

Pinto bin Abu Matron, Grade II, Kuala Pilah—Miss M.

Clerk, Class I—V. Manikkam Winton (actg.)

Clerks, Class II—S. Seenivasagam, A. W. Medical Officer,

M,B., ch.b. Tampin—F.

(Glas.), D.T.M. & h.D.(Liverpool)

Gillespie,

de Bruin and Choong Tin Sen Assist.

Clerks, Class III — Hiew Swee Nam, Sabapathy, l.m.s. (S’pore.)Medical Officer, Tampin—I. P. L.

Rattan Singh and Mohamed Kassim bin Health Officer, Tampin and Kuala, Pilah

Haji Abdul Rashid (Tampin)—T. Wilson, m.b., b.ch., b.a.o.,

D.P.H., D.T.M. & H,

Licensing Board—Seremban Assist. Medical Officer, Port Dickson—Y.

Chairman — The Collector of Land Re- Assist. M. B. Panikker, m.b.b.s. (Madras)

venue, Seremban MedicalL.M.S.Officer,

Arasaratnam, (S’pbre.) Jelebu — S,

Members — The Protector

Negri Sembilan of Chinese,

(vice-chairman); The

Assist. Controller of Labour (Negri Sejn- Mines' Department

bilan),

Jelebu, The

and Health W.

Coast) Officer

A. Mi(Seremban,

liner and Warden of Mines—(vacant!

Dr. Eu Khay Hoe Inspector of Machinery—W. O. Hunt

Clerk—Rattan Singh Chief Clerk—F. R. Stephens

Marine Office Mosquito Sub Committee of the

Harbour Master—Capt. R. L. Cuscad'en Sanitary Board—

Boarding Officer—V. Veerasingam Chairman—District Port Dickson

Officer

Medical and Health Members—Health Officer (Seremban and

Coast),

State Medical and Health Officer, Health Officer (Railways Executive Engineer (Coast),

Negri Sembiianr—L). T. Skeen, m.b., Surgeon (Port -Dickson),South), Dr. Assist.

S. C.

ch.b. (Aberdeen) (acting) Howard, R. I>. Cook and Chan Hong Sang

Medical Officers—E. S. Lawrie,. m.b.',

ch.b., Cert. t.m. an id D. R. Mc- Police—Negri Sembilan

Pherson, M.B., CH.B. D.T.M. & H. Deputy Commissioner—E.E.H. Beck (actg.)

Lady Medical Officer, Infant Welfare Assist. Commissioners—Abu Bakar, R. O.

Centre—Miss

l.r.c p. (Lond.),E.d.t.m.

K. Rule,

& h. m.r.c.s.

(Lond.)(Eng.), W. M. Davis Assist. and C. S.Commissioners—P.

Kinder

Health Officer, Seremban, Jelebu and Probationary H. O’Flynn and G. C, Madoc

Coast—C. J. Boyd, m.b. , b.ch., b.a.o., Chief Inspector—A. E..Lewis , R. P. J.

D.T.M., & H. & D.P.H.

Chief Sanitary Inspector—J. Wishart Inspectors —I)t N. Livingstone,

Senior Deputy Medical Officer, Seremban Rycroft, L. H. Daspnt, Shamsuddin,

Osman Bashah, Mohd. Yysouf, Wong

—A. Saravanamuthu, l.m.s, (S’pore.) Sze Kim, Hussain, Raja Abas and Mohd.

Assist. Medical Officers—Chong Ah Khbon, Yusop

L.M.S. (S’pore.), Tara Singh, l.m.s.

(S’pore.), S. Ramamirthan, m.b.b.s. (Mad.) Chief Clerk—A. C. Mukherjee

Assist. Medical Officer, Social Hygienp Prison Department

—L. M. Ram, m.b.b.s. (Lahore)

Assist. Health Officer—B. C. Majun- Supt.—E. E. H. Beck

der Gaoler—H. L. Bailey

Matron,- Grade I—Miss: E. Ardern Chi,ef Clerk—Shuck

(acting) Hospital Assistant -P.FattS. Muthu

1414 NEGRI SEM BILAN

Public Works Department Sanitary Board

Head Office—Seremban Port Dickson

State Engineer—E. E. H. Beck Chairman—District Officer

Financial

Chief Assistant—J. Alcantara Clerk—N. M. Yasagam

aliarDraftsman—B. Y. Annamalay Mud- Members—Health

Coast),of Customs

Officer (Seremban and

Executive(PortEngineer

Chief Clerk—N. Nagalingam

Typist—Miss M. Reutens Supt. Dickson),(Coast)

Peng-r

hulu (Port Dickson), Tan Pah, Low Boon

District Offices Chye, Chan Hong Sang, R. B. Dykes,

Seremban andSupervisor

Town Planning Superintendent

Sr. Execu. Engr.—W. H. Hipwell (actg.) Lady—Mrs. C. Gerrard

of Go vernment Bungalows

Assist.

BuildingEngineer—R.

Inspector—P. H. A.

A. Johnson

Peris Sanitary Inspector—Yap Swee Leong

Technical Subordinate—K. Nada raj an

Chief Clerk—C. Saravanamuttu

Port Dickson iState Treasury

Executive Engineer—J. S. Boissier State Treasurer and Collector of Stamp

Chief Clerk—V. D. Navaratnam

Chief Overseer—C. N. Damodarampillay Chief Clerk—C.A. Nagalingam

Duties—K. Suppiah

JelebuC. Wilson

Assistant Engineer—A.

Chief Clerk—S. Kanagaratnam Survey Department

•Kuala Pilah Supt., Revenue Surv.—A.

Executive Engineer—F. J. Button

Chief Clerk—S. Thambyah Clerk, Class L—M. P. SivamR. White

Chief Overseer—R. G. Venkataraman Chief

Assist. Supt., Office—R.Thuriappah

Draftsman—W. Wilson

Tampin Assistant

(vacant) Superintendant: Seremban—

Executive Engineer—A. Wear Survey-Probationer—R. H. Williams

Chief Clerk—J. Gomes

J E iL E B U

District Office Assistant Collector—Enche Abdul Wahab

Dist. Officer—Enche Abdul Malek bin Chiefbin Maame

Yusof, M.C.S. (acting) Clerk—K. Kandiah

Chief Clerk—S. C. Vytialingam

Land Office Sanitary Board

Collector—Enche Abdul Malek bin Yusof, Chairman—Enche

M.C.S. Abdul Malek bin Yusof i

M.C.S.

KUALA PILAH

District Office Land Office

District Officer—J. S. Macpherson Clerk,

Haji Class

Kadir II — Abdullah Khalid bin

Asst. do. —Ahmad Zainudin

Sub-Treasurer—P. Ardy Pillav bin Karim

Clerk, Class I—Sim Choon Ghee Sanitary Board

Chairman—District Officer

TAMPIN

District Officer—R. Irvine, M.c. Sanitary Board

Assist, do. —Kamarudin bin Idris Chairman—District Officer

Supt. of Trade and Customs—1.1. Jeffries

NEGRI SEMBILAN 1415

ASiSOCIATIONS and CLUBS Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Automobile Association- oe Malaya, and China—127a, BirchAd:Road, Serem-

The — Headquarters : ■ 12, Barrack ban; C.

Teleph.

H.

19; Cable

Maltby, sub-agent

Sanubot

Road, Kuala Lumpur (Selangor) J. Mackie, sub-accountant •

Secretary (Kuala Lumpur)—Rex H. G. Banham, do.

Duncan, m.i.m.t.

Secretary ((Negri Sembilan)—F.

Hilton, Kuala Sawah CHURCHES and MISSIONS

Negri Sembilan

Seremban Eurasian Association— Church of England—Negri Sembilan St.

President—E.

: A. Reutens Mark’s Church—Seremban

Chaplain—Rev. B. Stokes, l.th., (St.

Vice d6. — J. R. S Maria

Secretary-Treasurer—F. L. J. Lopez Mark’s Parsonage), Seremban, F.M.S.

Chaplain’s Warden—A. Edmonds, j.p.

Negri SembilAn Planters’ People’s Warden—Mrs.

ChurchW.Committee—

L. Braddon

—Postal Ad: Port Dickson;Association

Teleph. 5 Hon.

A.

Treasurer,

C. Stone

(Port Dickson); Cable Ad: Achan (Port

Dickson) Hon. Secretary, Chureb Committee—

F. .1. Huett

Negri Sembilan Sporting Club—Cable , Church

MesdamesCommittee—The above with

Millner and Gubbins and

Ad: Phillips, Seremban Messrs. Hughes, Wilson apd Stafford

Ht. Paul’s Old Boys’ Association St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church

President—Osman

Vice-do. bin H. Dahat

—S. R.Ponnampalam (Services: Monthly—Negri Sembilan

Secretary—J. Sta. Maria Minister-in-charge—Rev. Fergus Fer-

Treasurer—Chong Ah Kai ugson (Kuala Lumpur)

Sports Secretary—K. Kandiah Hon. Secy, and Treas.—N. B. Frazer

Sungei

30 andUjong Club—Seremban;

182 (Seremban); Cable Ad: Telephs.

Club, St. Paul’s Institution— Seremban

Seremban Director—Rev.

Assist. Teachers-Bro.

1 Barnitus

—Bros. Concord, Con-

Secretary and Treasurer — Stephen stantine,

Winthrop 14 lay masters , Philbert, and

Theophilus,

Convent - Seremban

Bendixsen Lady

EmilieSuperior—Rev.

and 14. Sisters Mother St.

in London),& Co., Ltd.,Exporters

Rubber A. (Incorporated

and Mer-

chants—Office and Godown: 106, Birch

Road, Serefnban;Teleph. 207;Cable Ad:

Dixsena; Codes: Bentley’s and Private. Commercial. Press, Stationers, Printers

3.HeadOffice:13, RoodSingapore,

Branch Offices: Lane, London, E.C. and Booksellers —125, Birch Road,

Colombo,

Seremban, Kuala Kahgsai, Taiping, Sere'mban;Teleph. 221

Yuen Sze King, manager

Kuala Lumpur, Penang,

Ipoh, Malacca, Lumut and Sitiawan Teluk Anson,

Directors—G. B. Anderson, E. Ben- Cross & Wright, Advocates and Solicitors,

F.M.S.—93. Birch Road, Seremban

A.dixsen and L.managing

Bendixsen, A. Wilsondirector Francis Wright, M.A., barrister-at-law

J. R. Gildea, Seremban manager Evans & Co., Engineers

H. W., Mechanical, CivilCon-

and

Borneo-Chevrolet, Structural and General

Seremban; Teleph.Ltd. 302;— Setul

Cable Road,

Ad: tractors—Works: Setul Road,Seremban;

Borneochev.

Orchard Road, Head 68-70, Teleph.

Singapore.Office:Branches H. W. 137; Cable

Evans, Ad: Evans

managing proprietor

atLumpur

Penang, Taiping, Ipdh, Kuala A. Sta. Maria j Leong Yew Soong

and Malacca Firestone "Tire and Rubber Co. (.SS.),

G. Maund, manager Ltd.—18-20, Lemon Street

Borneo Motors, Ltd.,—31, Jalan Tungku M. Cole Dack, manager

Hassan, Seremban; Teleph. 302; Cable Fletcher Trading Co., Ltd., General

Ad: Borneocar Merchants—91,

G. Maund, manager L. T. MutikisnaBirch Road, Seremban

1416 NEGRI SEMBILAN

Fraser

Straits Settlements),BirchAerated

Manufacturers—83, Road, .Serem-

Water

ban; Teleph. 100, Head Office: Singa- A.J.B.K.S. Mandy,

Morton, signsdo.per pro.

pore. Branches: Penang, Ipoh, Kuala W. G. Howse, acct., do.

Lumpur,

Saigon andMalacca,

SoerabayaBangkok, Medan, Motorists’ Stores & Agency Co., Motor

H. L. Skinner, branch manager DealersRoad; and Commission

Birch Cable Ad: Agents—87-89,

Motoagency;

Grenier & Son, Ltd., Charles, Stationers Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s

—69, Birch Road, Seremban;

L. T. Mutikisna, manager Teleph. 177 Lee Kin Kon and Chia Shin Siew,

F. Marsh, assistant joint managers

Negri Sembilan Eurasian Association

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd. (Incor- — (See Associations)

porated

Ad: Achan,in Seremban

F.M.S.)—Se remban; Cable

Negri Sembilan Planters’ Associa-

Ho Hong Bank, Ltd The—63, Birch tion—(Yee Associations)

Road, Seremban;

Concopia; Teleph. 237;Head

Code: Bentley’s. CableOffice:

Ad: Negri Sembilan Sporting Club—(See

Meyer Chambers,Raff les Place,Singapore Associations)

Local Board of Directors—Hon.

Tan Cheng Lock, Chee Swee Cheng Mr. Negri Sembilan Press—147, Birch Road

and P. P. Chien't, j.p. Pratt, W. H.,Teleph.

Engineer and Contractor—

LimGohSeng Hooi, manager Seremban; 36 (Seremban); Cable

ChewGeok

BengHeng,

Twan,chief cashier

sub-accountant Ad:W.Pratt, Seremban

H. Pratt, managing proprietor

Kuala Pilah Supply Co., General Im- S.R. B.T. Omar, draughtsman

Fredericks, clerk

porters—Kuala Pilah

Lee Kee & Co., Wine and Spirit Merchants, St. Paul’s Old Boys’ Association

Bakers,

Paints andDealers in Tinned Provisions,

other Sundries—Birch Road —(See Associations)

Seremban

Koh Lian Chin, sole propr. & mgr. Seremban pliers

Trading Co., The, Estate Sup, |

Lovelace & Hastings, Advocates and (Seremban); CameronandStreet, General Merchants

CableSeremban;

— 120

Teleph.

Ad: Trading;

13-

Codes: ,j|'

Solicitors—39 Jalan Tunku Hassan A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s and partner

Private

Seremban;

Lumpur and 56, Klyne Street, Kuala Khong Soo Chin, managing

W. G.law,W.partner

Hastings, b.a., barrister-at- AgenciesK. Vaithilingam, partner

A. J.law,

Bostock The Assurance Franco-Asiatique

partnerHill, m.a., barrister-at- Socony-Vacuum Corporation

M. E. A. Farr, barrister-at-law, partner Shimaya Hotel—83, Birch Road

Seremban Branch

Loong Len Yew, chief clerk

Kuala Lumpur Branch Sime, DarbyPlantation

in S.S.), & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

Rubber and Tin '

Thean Lip Thoong, chief clerk Mine Agents and Valuers, General Im-

Macaulay, Dr. T. S., m.d., d.t.m., Physician port, Export and Produce

Shipping Agents—BirchRoad,Seremban; Merchants, |i

and Medical

—Office: SimeOfficer for Rubber

Darby’s Estates

Buildings, 50, Teleph. 94; Cable Ad: Simit; Codes: I

Birch Road; Teleph. 316. House: A.B.C.

Rubber,5thAcme edn.,andBentley’s,

Private. Broomhall’s

Registered |

Egerton Road, Seremban Office: 4,5, Fort Road,Street,

Malacca. Head

Dr.d.t.m.

T. S. Macaulay, m.d., f.r.f.p.s., Office: Malacca Singapore. I|

Branches: Singapore, Malacca, Penang, .1

Mansergh & Tayler, Visiting Agents Sarawak Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh ,and Kuching, J

and Estate Agents—Seremban; Teleph, London Agents—Shaw, ;

Darby & Co.,

128; Cable Ad: Visiting; Codes: A.B.C. Ltd.,

5th edn., Broomhall’s Imperial

bination Rubber edn., Birchwood, Com- Street, London, E.C.House,

Wiftchester 2 Old Broad

Kendall’s and Bentley’s S. T. Rees, manager

NEGRI SExVIBILAN-RAHANG J417

Straits Trading Co., Ltd., The (Seremban United Engineers, Ltd. (Incorporated in

Agency) Straits Settlements), Engineers, Foun-

A. C. Stone, agent ders and Works:

Office and Contractors — Seremban,

Birch Road; Teleph.

Port Swettenham

Boustead & Co., Ld., forwarding agents 16; Cable Ad: Uniteers; Codes: A.B.C.

5th edn.

Sungir Ujong Club (see Associations) A. M, Drysdale, manager

Whiteaway,

Town Despensary, The, Chemists and porated in England), Laidlaw & Co., Ltd. (Incor-

Druggists—122, Drapers, Outfitters,

Teleph. 240;CableBirch Road, Seremban;

Ad: Radha, Seremban; Boot and Shoe Merchants—102

Birch Road, Seremban;

and 103,

Teleph. 65

Code:

Dr. A.B.C. 5th edn. m.b., b.s., l.m.s.,

S. R. Krishnan, H. V. Barge, manager

j.p., sole proprietor and consulting

physician and surgeon Yok Fong Press—147, Birch Road

PAHANG

| The State of Pahang lies between Trengganu and Johore, and extends along the

j; eastern

about 130sidemiles

of the peninsulaThe

in length. fromarea2 deg.

of the40 State

min. tois estimated

4 deg. 35 min. N., itssquare

at 14,000 coast miles,

line being

and

its principal river, which drains a large extent of country, is known by the same name,

‘ The river Pahang is, however, owing to its shallowness, navigable for small craft only.

The country is sparsely populated, there being, according to the census of 1931,

180,816 inhabitants, as compared with 146,064 in 1921.

The capital of the State is Kuala Lipis, situated at the mouth of the Lipis river

where is also the seat of Government. The State is under British protection, and in

: August, 1888, the Sultan, acting under the advice of the Sultan of Johore, applied

: for a British Resident to assist in the administration of the country, which reqnist

was acceded to in October of that year.

| abound,The predominant

while traces rock is slate,action

of volcanic but granite,

at somesandstone,

remote agelimestone,

are shownquartz,

by theand schist

presence

5 of basalt, trachyte, etc. As regards its mineralogy the State has always possessed a

high reputation for its product of gold and tin. Though during recent periods

!|i these

Messrs.have beenandbutGower

Knaggs little show

sought,thatthethewonderful

State must,old atgold

someworkings

very remotediscovered

time, haveby

j been well known and populated. Gold is worked on a large scale at Raub by the Raub

Australian

;i The PahangMining Company,

Consolidated and on Ltd.,

Company, a smallhavescalelarge

elsewhere

tin minesby atChinese

Sungeiand Malays.in

Lembing

i\ and

the Kuantan district, and there

at Gambang in the Kuantan district. is much tin mining in the Bentong-Raub districts

The revenue for 1931. amounted to $3,714,321 and the expenditure to $5,676,944-

'The State on January 1st, 1932, owed $23,671,322 to other States of the Federation.

} The indebtedness incurred by the State is represented tobycome.

publicExcellent

improvements that

^ are

beengoing to proveopening

constructed, of a remunerative

up land forcharacter

plantinginand years

aiding prospecting roads have

for minerals.

|, whichAllconnects

principalthetowns

F. M. are nbw connected

S. Railways and thebySiamesetelegraph and thehasnewbeen

Railways trunk railway

completed.

: It is now possible to travel by rail from Singapore to Bangkok through Kelantan.

The quantity of copra exported in 1931 amounted to 439 tons as against 587 tons in

1930. The exports of rubber were valued at $1,647,188 as against $3,233,714 in 1830.

); inThequantity

quantityofof523tin-ore

tons exported

and in valuewas of3,116 tons valued

$996,731. at $2,236,983

The total gold frombeing a decrease

the State placed

| on the market in 1931 was 26,941 ounces valued at $906,665. The Raub Australian

I Gold Mining Company is responsible for 96 per cent of this total output.

I decrease The total

of 38 value

per cent.of trade for 1931 was $8,744,971 as against $14,149,402 in 1930, a

1418 PAHANG

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

Members of State Council

President—H.H.

Shah IbniAi-S«ltan Abu Bakar

Al-Marhum Al-Mu’Ri’Tasim

Ayatu’Bi-llah

D-Din Al-Sultan

Almu’ AdzdzamAbdu

’llah

British Resident—Hon. Mr. H. G. R. Leonard, M.C'.s.

Hon. The Legal Adviser, Federated Malay States

Tengku Airf Bendahara—Tengku Abdul Aziz Ibni Almarhum Sultan

Abdullah

Tengku Abdullah

Arif Temenggong— Tengku Mahmud Ibni Al-Marhum Sultan

Tengku Besar of Pahang—Hon.

Al-Sultan Tengku Shah

Ahmad Al-Maadzam Sulaiman, c.m.g., Ibni Almarhum

Tengku Ahmad

Arif Perang—Tengku

Al-Maadzum Shah Yusuf Ibni Almarhum Al-Sultan

Dato Maharaja

Orang Kaya Indera Pahlawan—Ohe WanbinIlaji

Perba Jelai—Wan Tanjong

; WanAbdullah

Mohamadbin Engku

Temmenggong

Orang Kaya Indera

Orang Kaya Indera Shahbandar—Che’

Segara—Che’ EngkuHussain

Abdul bin

Jamal bin Engku

Mohamad TaibMuda

Chief Kathi Pahang—Haji Mohamad Baud bin Haji Zainla’-Abidin

Unofficial Members—fidn. Mr. A. S. Lilburne and De B. Haughton

HouseholdArifofTemenggong—Tengku

Malay Secretary—Tengku H.H. the Sultan Abdul Aziz Ibni

Al-Sultan Abdullah

Aide-de-Camp—Engku Muda—Che’ Engku Mohamad Ibni Engku

Bendahara

Tengku Setia

Tengku Panglima Besar—Tengku

Lela—Tengku KudinHaji

bin Jaafar

TengkuIbni

SamatTengku Muda Ali

Dato’ Dalam—Che’ Mohamad Taib bin Haji Mamat

British Residency Raub

Resident—Hon. Mr. H.G.R. Leonard, m.c.s. DistrictDeputy

Officer—I. W. Blellow

Secretary to Resident—J. A.

Office Assistant—A. Mahalingam Harvey, m.c.s. AhmadOfficer—Che’District

Malay

Assistant

Sulaiman

Officer—Che’

Service Clerk—E. E. Especkennan Chief Clerk—K. Visagaperumal

Finance Clerk—T. A. Soosaipillai Settlement Officer—Che’

Clerk, Class II—J. P. Danker

Clerks, Class III — M. Nadarajah, M. 2ndandLand Che’ Mohamed SallehMohamed Taib

Kathiravelu, Abdul Hamid, Mohamed 3rd Clerk—E. John

Ramly, and C. Illagupillai

Stenographer—S. Selvadorai Financialdo.Clerk—S.

— Pung Kok Yoong

Murukesoe

Malay Writer—Mahat bin H. M. Taib Correspondence

Sanitary Clerk—Santa

Inspector—H. D. LongSingh

Malay Assist. Clerks—Mohamed Taib Sanitary Board Clerk—A. Kasipillai

bin Mohamed and Teh Ahmad bin Clerk of Courts and Tamil Interpreter—S.

Said Kandaswami

District Offices Chinese Interpreter—Low Wah Heng

Li pis Temerloh

District Officer—Capt. H. North Hunt Assist. Dist. Officer—J.

District J. Sheehan Noordin bin

Officer;—Syde

Assist, do. —Abdul Raffar Syed Hussin

Deputy Assist. Dist. Officerp-Abdul Aziz Deputy

Sanitary Inspector - S. Kanapathippillai

Chief Clerk—S. Pavamanallior Rahman bin MatDistrict Officer—Abdul

Assist.

Registration Clerk—V. Coomarasamy Chief Clerk—Mailvaganam

Land Clerk—Y. Yeluppillai

Land Clerk—S. Thamby—Aiah Malay Writer—Che Hmdon bin Hassan

PAHANG 1419

Settlement Officers—Ghe Mohamed Taib Headmaster—S. Government English School—Kuantan

bin Haji Mohd. Amin and Adi bin Budin Sambanda Moorthy

Sanitary Insprs. — R. Sattanathan and Assistant Chelliah,

Teachers—Y. Chellappah T. C.

Gurbachan Singh, Kaulsi and

S. Kaylayar

■Chinese Interpreter—Phang Keng Fook T. Sinnappu

Kuantan Government English School—Raub

Headmaster—C..S. Muttutamby

District Officer—J. Huggins, m.c., m.c.s. ; Assistant Teachers—T.

Ramalingam, S. Mailvaganam K. Nadarajah,

and A.C.

Asst.

DeputyDist. Officer—Hussain

Assist. District b. Mohd.

Officer—Abdul Taib Sivapakiam

Aziz bin Tahir Government English School—Bentong

Malay Probationer—Tungku Abdul Majid Headmaster—N. Appudurai

Chief Clerk, Dist. Office—R. Kunaratnam Assistant Teachers—K. Kanagasabai, M.

Correspond. Clerk—S. Para

Treasury Clerk—Tan Chin Beng Raja Singham Thambipillai Y. Rasiah, S.S. Richards

Sanitary Board Clerk—K. Nagalingam R. K. Sel vanay-agam and K. Yairamuttul

Sanitary Inspector—S. Nagalingam Government English School— Pekan

Headmaster—M.

Probationery Sanitary Inspector—Abdul S. T. R. Singam G. Louis .

Rahman johar bin Hitam

Settlement Officers—Salleh Udin

Lela, and Abdul Rahman bin Suhor bin Mat Forest Department

1st Landdo.Clerk—K. Ponnudurai State Forest Officer (Pahang West)—J. R.

•2nd —S. Nalliah N. Charter

District Forest Officers — F. G. Browne,

3rd do. —K. Subramaniam

Malay Writer—Awang bin Konok (Raub), V. L. Bain (Bentong), E. C.

Foenander

Clerk of Court and Tamil Interpreter—S. Alury bin Suleiman (Temerloh): CheLipis)

(Kuala Mohamed

Kanapathipillai Sub-Assist. Conser /ator of Forests—P.

Chinese Interpreter—Chia Kah Sek J. Johnson (Raub)

Bentong Chief Clerk—K. Sivaburu

District Officer—Raja Kamaralzaman State Forest Officer (Pahang East)—H. C.

Dolman

Deputy Assistant Officer—Ibrahim bin Forest

Abdul Karim Ranger—Mohamed Said (Pekan)

Chief Clerk—Stephen Perera Dist. Forests Officer (Rompin)—(vacant)

Settlement Officers

MohamedInspectors—E. — Abdul

Bin Mohd. Jamil Manan and

Sanitary Sibert and Mo- SeniorMedical Department Pahang

Medical Officers—Dr. H. R. Dive,

hamed Yassin M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., D.T.M. & H., D.0-M.S., and

Pekan C. E. Cobb (acting), m.b., b.s., m.r.c.s.,

District

Asst. Officer—I.

District W. Blelloch,

Officer—Abdul m.'c.s.

Raffar(actg.)

Settlement General Hospital—Kuala Lipis

Officers — Che Engku Abdul Med. Officer—Dr.

Jam Che Chik F.D. Gillespie,

Deputy Medical Officer—Dr. m.b., ch.b.

P. Varathar-

Chief Clerk—Lee Kim Swee ajah, l.m.s.

Treasury Clerk—Malik bin Mohamed Assist.

Chief Clerk Land—Wong Ah Chong

Land Office Clerk—Yap Sin Hee L.M.S.Medical Officer —Dr. K. Markaudu,

Correspondence Clerk—Yaithilingam Matron, Grade II—Miss E. M. L. Bryant

Chinese Nursing Sister—Miss N. E. Stafford

SanitaryInterpreter—Sia

Inspector—Lee Ah GionLeong

Sing District Hospital—Raub

Med. Officer—Vacant

Deputy

L.M.S. Med. Officer—Dr. P. Ponnampalam,

Education District Hospital—Bentong

Inspector of Schools—Capt. J. Lauder Assist. Med. Officer—S. Sivagnanam, l.m.s.

i Nicol, M.A. District Hospital— K u an tan

| Malay Assist. Inspector of Schools— Medical

| Mohamed Ali bin Mohamed

Chief Clerk, Educ. Dept.—C. S. Kandiah Assist. M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. W. S. Leicester, b.a.,

Officers—Dr.

Second Clerk, do. —Gurbachan Singh NursingSurgeon—K.Natarajan,Sister—Miss D. M. Cowan m.b., b.s.

Clifford School—Kuala

Headmaster—V. N. Bartlett Lipis District Hospital—Mentakab

| Assistant Teacher—Jai Singh Sani and K. Assist. Surgeon—Dr. P. K. Menon, m.b., b.s.

s Thurairatnam,

Ah Shin R. Somasundarama Lian Dispensary—Temerloh

Assist. Surgeon—Pandak Ahmad, l.m.s.

1420 PAHANG

District Hospital— Pekan Office-in-charge of Police, Pekan—J. L. H.

Medical Officer— Dr. W. S. Leicester, b.a. Asiatic Davis Inspector of Police, Kuala Lipis

(Cantab), m.r.c.s.

don), Dato Kurnia Raja (Eng.), l.r.c;p. (Lon- —Omni bin Jahis

Assist. Medical Officer—Pandak Ahmad Asiatic

NordinInspector

bin Nawiof Police, Kuantan—

bin Alang Sidin, l.m.s. Officer-in-charge of Police, Raub—M. L.

Nursing Sister—Miss M. Taylor, , Silley

Police Public Works Dept., Pahang

Chief Police Officer, Pahang—L. L. Mills State

SeniorEngineer,

ExecutivePahang—E.

Engineer, D.Kuantan

Kibble - A.

Assistant Commissioner

Lipis—Syed Chik Mohamed of Police; Kuala Y. Gibbings

Officer-in-charge of Police, Bentong— Executive Engineers—Kuala Lipis: J. W.

S. Anderson; Raub:

Abdul Jalil

Officer-in-charge of Police District, and Temerloh:

Highlands: W. G. M.C. H.Billing;

J.Stewart Ward;Bengton

Cameron

Temerloh—T. Q. Gaffiken

Officer-in-charge of Police, Kuala Lipis— Financial

Chief

Assistant—K. Kandiah

Draftsman—S. N. Yelupillai

P. H. D. Jacksonof Police, Kuantan—A. Storekeeper—V. Thambipillai

Office-in-Charge

C. Maxwell State Treasury

Prpb. A. C. Police, Kuantan — R. H. State Treasurer—V.

Harrison Kanapathy Pillai

Chief Clerk—K. Arunasalam

Central Pahang Planters’ Association Staff at Mines

Chairman and Hon. Secretary— A. S- Lilburne, m.i.m.m. (London;,

Yicomte R. de Bondy m.a.i.m.e., general manager

J. K.Collet, electrical

B. Lewis, engineer

Pahang Club—Kuala Lipis

President—British Resident {ex-officio) A. Pike, mineb.e., assist, manager

assistant

Hon. Secretary—H. F. C. Wyatt L. T. Moore, battery managerengineer

W. C. Kennedy, mechanical

Raub Australian Gold Mining Co., C. W.M. G.Willington,

A. Smith, surveyor

mine assistant

Ltd.— Raub, Pahang, F.M.S. Head A,. K. Craigie, do.

Office: Brisbane, Australia; Cable Ad:

Lilburne, Raub;

edn. and Broomhall’sCodes: A.B.C. 5th

Chas. Rubber Estates and Other Plantations

DerrickA.& Clarke & Son, local

Co., Singapore, secretaries

secs. —{See Separate section page 1441)

THE IW FEDERATED MALAY STATES

The Malay States not included in the Federation are Johore, Kedah, Perlis,

Kelantan and Trengganu.

Article 3 of the Johore Treaty of the 11th December, 1885, provided for the ap-

pointment

this of a British

was altered toAgent

so as whoseprovide in Johore. By an agreement dated the 12thtoMay, 1914,

Die General Adviser, adviceformust

the appointment of a British

be asked and acted upon inofficer

all mattersbe affect-

called

ing the general administration of the country and on all questions other than those

touching Malay religion and custom.

The

tionSiameseStates9thofJuly,

on the Kedah, Perlis,

when,Kelantan and Trengganu cameof under 10thBritish

March,protec-

the Government1909, transferred intoexecution

the Britishof the Treaty

Government allthesuzerainty, 1909,

protec-

tion, administration and control over these four States. British Advisers on that day

took over from Siamese Advisers in Kedah, Perlis and Kelantan. In Trengganu, an

officer styled the British Agent assumed duty.

The Sultan of Trengganu,

administrated later, expressed a desirewith thatHishisMajesty’s

State should be

ment dated theupon 24thanMay,

improved

1919, basis,

agreedand,to byreceive

a Treaty

a British Adviser (in placeGovern-

of the

British Agent provided for by an earlier Treaty of the 22nd April, 1910) and to ask

and follow

country andhisall questions

advice upon otherallthan

matters

thoseaffecting

touchingthe the general

Mohammedan administration

religion. of the

The Treaty of 1909 also provided for the loan of £4,000,000 by the F.M.S. Govern-

ment

up withto Siam

the for the purpose

F.M.S. Railwaysof building

system via a railway southward

Kelantan. This from

sum Bangkok to connect

was subsequently

increased to £4,750,000, in consequence of a decision to connect up also via Kedah.

The railwayservice

passenger via Kedah wasBangkok opened and to traffic onwasthe inaugurated

1st July, 1918.on A2ndfastJanuary,

weekly

1922. A train, withbetweensleeping and restaurant Penang

cars attached, leaves Bangkok Noi every

Monday morning, arriving at Penang on Tuesday evening,

every Thursday morning, arriving at Bangkok Noi on Friday evening. The distance and returning from Penang

is aboutas1,000

greatly the miles.

result ofIttheisrailway

expectedcommunication.

that the Southern Siamese districts will develop

In general terms, it may be said that the development of the Unfederated Malay

States

Malay inStates.

the lastTheir

decade has oeen

revenue, even morein remarkable

for instance, 10 years hasthan more that

than ofquadrupled.

the Federated

Although each of the five Unfederated Ma,lay States

with the greatest solicitude, there is the friendliest feeling, not only amongst preserves its individuality

them,

but also between them and the Federated Malay States and the Colony of the Straits

Settlements; and in any matter which tends to their common

affect their individuality, there is ready co-operation. The States differ from oneadvantage, yet does not

another in many respects, both great and small. As examples

smaller matters, it may be mentioned that Kedah, Perlis and Trengganu adhere to the of the difference in the

Mohammedan calendar,

calendar. theTheresemblance whereas

system of internal Johore and Kelantan have adopted the Christian

however, between administration

the States is strong.differs very

Theygreatly;

are all onMohammedan

broad lines,

countries, and are governed by a Ruler who is advised by a State Council. (Johore has

separate Legislative and Executive Councils; in the other States the Councils are both

Legislative and Executive.) They use the coinage and the currency notes of the

Straits

whomtheareSettlements. Their European

lent, on deputation, to them byofficials

theKedah, are Britishof the

Governments officers, almost all of

and Federated Malay States. Johore, Kelantan andStraits Settlements

Trengganu have

atheir

partseparate

of Kedah,issues of stamps.

and which is still The

closelysmall State ofwith

connected Perlisit)(which

uses thein Kedah

earlierstamps.

days was

JCHORE

This State occupies the southern portion of the Malay Peninsula, and has an area

of about 7,678 but

independent, square miles. under

politically The State is ruled byof atheSultan,

the protection Britishwho is juristically

Government. The

present

Sultan Sultan, Ibrahim,

Abubakar, in 1895, was Crowned

being born inon1873, the and ofsucceeded

2nd November hisof father,

that the late

year. On

the 1st January, 1916, the dignity of an Honorary Knight Grand Cross of the

Most Distinguished Order of St- Michael and St. George was conferred on His

atHighness

Johore theBahruSultan

on Mayby 11th,

His 1916.

MajestyMoretherecently.King, and the investiture

His Highness has beentook place

decorated

with the Order of the British Empire in further recognition of his services during

the

CivilGreat War. Since

Service 1910, theAdviser,

as General Sultan hasandhadother the services of an ofofficer

members thatof the Malayan

service are

seconded

now on a sound footing and financially one of the wealthier of the Malay States withis

to control various departments, with the result that the government

large

gress savings to meetprosperity,

in material the presentandfallhasin revenue.

attracted aThegoodcountry deal ofhasEuropean

made greatcapital,

pro-

invested in planting enterprises.

The revenue for 1931 amounted to $12,102,704 against $14,634,966 in 1930, and the

expenditure

end of 1931 toamounted

$14,778,518 in 1931 against

to $35,192,278. The $16,671,946

railway, which in 1930.connects

SurplusSingapore

assets atwith the

the E.M.S. system, was completed in 1909. Along its 120

extensive areas of valuable forest land not conveniently reached by the natural miles it provides access to the

waterways. It is operated and leased by the F-M-S. Railways Department, which now

controls the whole of the railways in'the Malay Peninsula. A causeway has been

constructed

of Singapore,overcarrying

the Straits of Jonpre,

a railway ttaclcb^twefen the mainland.of

and a roadway. It wasJohore

openedand for the Island

passenger

trains on 1st October, 1923, The roadway^ was opened to vehicular traffic on 28ih

June, 1924.

The capital is the town of Jphore Bahru, or new Johore, as distinguished from

Johore Lama, or old Johore, the former seat of the Sultans of Johore, which was

situated

flourishinga little

few miles

placeuponthethewide

nearest estuary

point ofof the the mainland

Johore river. The newisland,

to Singapore town andis a

lying about 14 miles to the north-east of Singapore city, in 1° 26' N. It contains

some .20,000in inhabitants,

attention recent years mostly Chinese.

and $5,404,.' ) f > wasPublic

spentWorks on themhaveinreceived

1931. Therea goodaredealnowof

about 755 miles of roads in the State, hrid hew roads are being constructed.

The population

compared with 282,234of thein State

1921), atOf the

whotn census

71,9 inwnre

,1931Europeans,

was ascertained

235,019toMalays,

be 505,309

214,401(as

Chinese, 51,077 Indians,

found as cultivators 290 Eurasian's,

of rubber, but therefind 3803a others.

is also The Chinese

large Chinese are on

population chiefly

the

Jemaluang tin-field near Mersing. 1930 1931

Imports

Exports ...: $47,125,210

59.714,'461 $29,449,254

$34,995,441

$106,839,67 $64,444,695

European and Chinesn have taken up large areas for planting, chiefly rubber,

pineappleswith

compared and 2^7,250

coconuts.

piculsThe export

in 1929, and theof tapioca

values were was$746,085

248,695 andpiculs in 1931,

$803,020 respect-as

ively. The export of rubber in 1,931 amounted to 1,525,103 piculs,

against 1,522,798 piculs in 1930, valued at $39,259,867. A remarkable feature of the valued at $20,319,138

rubber industry in this State is the large amount of land taken up by Japanese.

In 1931,-645,594 piculs of copra, valued at $3,321,228 and 230,900 piculs of areca-nuts,

valued at $802,313 were exported.

JOHOJRE 1423

At the present time the principal exports of Johore are the carefully cultivated

rubber, copra, gambler, pepper and areca-nuts, and the natural products of tin, timber,

rattans and damar. For almost all such produce Singapore is the port of shipment.

BatuJohore

Pahatisand

rich488,877

in irontons

ore, and

of orea mine

worthis being successfully

$2,444,387 worked byin Japanese

were exported in

1931. The

export of tin ore in 1931 amounted to 9,986 piculs.

DIRECTORY

Sultan—His Highness Sir Ibrahim, g.c.m.g., k.b.e., Sovereign of the Most Esteemed

Darjah Krabat (FamilyOrder) and the Most Honourable Darjah Mahkota Johore

(Order of the Crown of Johore), First Class ;Osmanieh Order, First Class Order

ofBornthe17th

CrownSept.,of1873.

Rumania. First 7th

Proclaimed ClassSept.,

Order1895;

of the White2nd

crowned Elephant of Siam.

November, 1895

Private Private

Deputy Secretary—Major Dato H.S.Md.

Secretary—Capt. Said, d.p.m.j.,

Abdullah, p.i.s.

s.m.j., p.i.s.

Council of State Chandu Monopoly—

President—Dato Mentri Besar Customs Building, Johore Bahru;

Vice do. —Deputy Mentri Besar Teleph. 32 (Johore)

Johore Bahru

Office of Mentri Besar Supt.—Commissioner of Trade

Uda & Customs

Mentri Besar—The Hon. Y. M, Ungku Assist, do. —Ismailbin

Deputy Supt.—Omar

bin Suleiman

Abdul Aziz d.k. (acting) Inspr. of Chandu Shops—G. B. Gardner

Deputy

UngkuMentriAbdul Besar—The

Aziz, d.k. Hon. Y. M. Assist. Supt.—H. Omar Muar bin Mentol

Clerk of Councils — Inche Ahmad bin Do. —Safar bin Morja

Hussain Batu Pahat, Endau, Segamat, Kota

General Adviser’s Office Tinggi and Kukob

Genl. Adviser—R. O. Winstedt c.m.g., d. Assist. Supts.—The Supts. of Customs

litt. (Oxon) (acting) Customs Department—

Personal Assistant — Inche Ahmad bin Customs Building, Johore Bahru;

Andak, s.m.j., p.i.s. Teleph. 32 (Johbre Bahru)

Stenographer— Inche Atan binMohd.Yasin

Clerks—Sheikh Ahmad bin A. Rahman Commissioner — E. T.Bahru Johore

and Unghu Ahmad bin Omar (acting) Williams, M.c.s.

(Secretariat Office Assist. — Abdul Kalrim bin

State Hitam (acting)

Secretary—Hon. Dato Mohd. Salleh, Deputy Commissioner—Awan g bin Omar

D.P.M.J.

Personal Assistant—Inch A. Kadir bin Assist. Hussein

Superintendents — Mahmood bin

and Ahmad bin Kasiran

Dand, s.m.j., p.i.s.

Office Assistant—Ahmad bin Mohd. Shah Supts., and

Preventive

Capt. H. S. J.

Branch—F.

Lloyd

C. Clarke

Office Assistant

Omar bin A. Rahman (Malay Branch)—Syed Muar

Depy. Commissioner—Wan Idris b. Irahim

Agricultural Department Assist. Supts.—A. Rahman bin Awang and

Principal Bidi bin H. YusofBranch—Capt. Y. C.

M. NorrisAgricultural Officer—F. de la Supt., Preventive

Watkins

Agricultural Officer—J. Fairweather Batu Pahat

(Muar) Superintendent—Mohamed bin Awang

Assist.

Supts., Supt.—Ahmad bin Awang

Audit Office

Auditor—Wan Jusoh bin Ali and N.Preventive

D. MackayBranch—P. Lavender

Assist. Auditor—Ismail bin Abubakar Assist. Supt.—Ahmad Endaubin Ibrahim

Chief Clerk—(vacant)

1424 JOHORE

Segamat Government English School—

Superintendent—Ismail bin Osman Segamat

Kota Tinggi Headmaster—L. D. Whitfield, m.a.

Supt.—Ibrahim bin A. Rahman European Mistress—Mrs.

Assistant Masters — Gurdial M. Macadam

Singh, V.

Assist. Supt.—Jaafar bin Ali K. Jesudason, V. A. Mathew, b.a., Nasir

Kukup (Pontian Kechil) bin Haji Abu Bakar, T. V. Sundaram,

Supt. — Awang Chik bin Pandak

Education Department Mahadev and Khoo Gim Chuan A. K.

Khor Beng Hoe, Ang Kean Kah,

Assist. Mistresses—Miss M. Van Someren

Supreme Court Buildings; (Telephone and Miss K. Aeria

No. 14, Johore)

Supt. Government English A. S.School—P-Atn

Jermyn, m.a. Pajiat

Inspector of Schools—E. R.C. Cheeseraan

of Education—H. Headmaster—L.

Hicks, m.a. Assistant Masters—Lee Kong Boon, S. A.

Assist. Inspector, Malay Schools—A. Monteiro, M. E. Mathews, R. A. Alfred,

Shukor bin Ismail, Sy«a Esa bin Alwee, S. N. Chopra, b.a., C. R. Krishnan, G.

Mohamedoon bin Md. Taib

Visiting Teacher, Religious Schools — sekaram, B. N. Chatterjee, M.LvmGnana-

Devasagayam, T. Moreira,

Haji Ali bin Haji Daud Teck

Chief Clerk—Wan Mohamed bin Ibrahim Teik, Siang,M.Daud bin Md.and

Arunasalam Amin,

Md. Koe

NoorEwe

bin

English College—Johore Bahru Abdul Ghani

Headmaster—T. Drury, o.b.e. Assist. Mistresses — Mrs. E. A. Mon-

European Masters—H. D. Grundy, b.a., teiro and Miss D.' S. Alfred

W. S. Moraan, B A. Trade School—5Game, Bahru

Assistant

Treusein, Masters—George

R. G.A. Logan, F. A.Lowe,

LeVos, F. OoiJ. Headmaster—J. W. Moore

Chye Hook, J. Stephens, Ng AhOw, Assistant Masters — Md. Zin bin

b.a., C. I. Joseph, Md Salleh bin Hassan Sha'ari and Omar bin Ismail

Hukit Zahrah School—Tohore Bahru Forest Department

Headmaster—H.

Assistant B. ManbyHye Kwee, S. Conservator—C.

Masters—Wee Smith (acting) m.f.s.

Subramaniam, T. H. Annadurai Aiyer, A. Assist, do. —E. J. Shrubshall, m.f.s.,

Wahid bin Su]aiman, Khoo Peng Hock, SubKluang Assist. Conservator—Abu Bakar bin

Ahmad

Chiang bin MongSulaiman,

Hoe, V. Chen SiewPohSuan,

Krishna, Ahmed (acting)

Soo Sub-Assist. Johore Bahru

Jin, Toh Boon Chin, M. Madhavaniar, Conservator, Muar—Kosai

b.a., Goh Teik Chow, Zainal Abidin bin Haji, Md. Salleh

bin Tambyr and Hatim bin Puteh

j\ ge Jle,n

Job oredeBahru Superintendent—K. C. David

Headmistress—Mrs.

Assistants Mistresses—Mrs. Burgh Thonias

J. Lowe,

M. Pereira, Mrs. B. de Souza, Mrs.MissL. Land Office

Moore, Mrs. H. K. Wee and Tan Kiong Conimissioner, Lapds and Mines — H. R.

JoyntAssistant—Syed

Hee Oflice Idros bin Abuba-

Government English School—Muar kar A1 .1 office

Headmaster—J. R. Taylor, m.a. Collector Land Revenue, Muar— O. IL

European Master*—Ji D. Joseph, B.A. Grove. .

Assistant Masters—C. D. Westwood, A. Collector J. CalderLand Revenue, Batu Paliat—

Sinnathamby, P. L. Sarny, T. Sivagur-

John, Collector

upillay,P. N.C. A.Joseph,

b.a. Hannay, Chelliah

Hansbin RajA. Bangah, HawkinsLand Revenue, Segamat—G.

K. V. Lin gam, Azman Hamid, Collector Land Revenue, Kota Tinggi—

A. K. Pillai, Ibrahim bin Haji Salam, Collector R. W. GrantLand Revenue, Kukup—W.

S. P. Johns ton, Lee Keiig Kiat, Md. Cole

Hashim L.binGawthorne,

Chew, Mat Piah,K.TanA. Chaly, Chong Collector Land Revenue, Kluang—H. G.

YusoffJ. Tajudin

and A. Davidbin Teh, R. A. Monteiro Collector Hammett

Land Revenue, Johore Bahru—

Student

Rahim Teacher — Halim bin Haji A. Collector Abdul Rahman bin MohdEndau—Abdul-

Land Revenue, Yasin

Assist. Mistress—Mrs. E. Hannay lah bin Haji Taib

JOHORE 1425

Legal Adviser’s Department Maternity Nurse, Batu Pahat—Mrs. V.

Legal Adviser—S. W. Jones (acting) Wintle Grade II, General Hospital,

Matron,

Deputy

(acting)Public, Prosecutor < — S. N. King (acting) Johore Bahru — Miss M. M. Pickup

Medical Department Nursing Sisters, General Hospital, Johoxe

Principal Medical Officer, Johore—W. J. Bahru—Misses R. A. Oakes, D. E. Allen,

Moir, (acting) J.Horsford

Thomas, D. Williams and K. M.

i Office Assist,

Johore—I. to Principal Medical

A. Rashid b. Gen’l. Officer,

Ismail Hospital, Maternity Nurses, General Hospital,

Medical Officer-in-charge, Johore Bahru—Mrs. G. M. Gehlers and

Johore Bahru—D. M. MacSwan Miss M. Thoday

Medical Officer, General Hospital, Johore Chief Store Keeper, Central Medical

Bahru—J.

Medical V. Landor Govt. Hospital, Store, Johore Bahru—J. H. Oehlers

Officer-in-charge,

Muar—M. Edwards. Military Department

Assist. Bacteriologist—H. L. Carvalho

!; Assist. Pathologist—S. Luther, l.r.c.p. & s. Headquarters:(Johore

(Edin.)

Forces)

The Fort, Bukit Timbalan

:

Assist. Surgeon, Leper and Lunatic Asy- Col. Comdt. —Johore Bahru

Col. d.k.,

H. H.s.p.m.j.,

Sir Ibrahim,

[ Assist.lums, Surgeons-in-charge

Johore Bahru—J. D.— Perinbam

Batu Pahat: Sultan of Johore, g.c.m.g.,

C.Tinggi:

Chelliah; Kluang: Koshy Napen; Kota K.

N. S. N'ather; Pontian Kechil: 2nd-in-Command—Lieut.-Col.

A. Hamid, d.p.m.j.. p.i.s.

Hon. Dato

P. J. Joseph; Mersing: G, S. Woodhull; Military

’ Segamat; T. Aiyathurai; and (vacant)Adviser and Chief Instructor—

Tangkak: K.S.Coomaraswamy

) Dresser Adjutant—Major Mohd.Mohamed Tahir, s.m.j.

Osman inbincharge

Ismail Kukup Hospital—I. Quarter-Master—Capt.

Awang

Akil bin

Assist. Surgeons, General Hospital, Johore Staff Officer—Maj. Hon. Dato Haji Mohd.

Bahru—N.

A. N, Gangully K. Sharma, V. J. John and Said bin Haji Sulieman, d.p.m.j., p.i.s.

; Assist. Surgeons, Govt. Hospital, Muar— Mines Department

A. B. C. Doray and H. C. Samuel

| Assist. Surgeon-in-charge, Govt. Officials, Warden of Mines—F. C. Marshall

Johore Bahru—K. Damodaran Hospital, Office of Registrar-General

Apothecary in-charge,Omar

Johore Bahru—I. J. MbinF.Kechik and Deaths of Births

| Senior Health Officer, Johore — John Acting Registrar-General—John Portelly

Portelly

Health (acting)

Officer, Johore South, Johore Bahru Police

—W. Puleston Jones Headquarters—3o\iove Bahru

s' Assist. Health Officer, Johore Bahru—J. Commissioner

R. Gwynne, l.r.c.p. & s. (Edin.), l.r.f.p. Adjutant—W. J. Parks of Police—(vacant)

; Health& s. (Glas.), d.p.h. (Liverpool)

Inspectors, Johore Bahru—M. B. Commandant, Depot—W. J. Parks

•; Leicester, Y. James, Ismail bin Hassa Depot,, Sub-Inspector—Tawas Detective Branch

Khan

R. M. Ramsay, and Tan Swee Tee

| Health Inspector, Batu Pahat—.N-. K. Chief Detective Officer — Dato’ Abubakar

bin Buang, d.p.m.j.,andp.i.s.

Krishnan

Health Officer, Johore North, Muar- -G- Inspector, Weights

Yasin bin Abdul Ghani

Measures—Mohd.

|i) Health

H. Lowe, m.b.,ch.s.

Inspectors, (University

Muar—Mohamed of Leeds)

bin Segamat Circle

Haji Hassan and S. Thurairajah Chief Police Officer—J. M. M. Maclean

J Infant

Lady Welfare

MedicalCentre,

Officer,Johore BahruM. Assist.

Dr. (Mrs.) O.C.P.D.,Commissioner—(vacant)

Segamat—Sub-Inspr. Shapiee

Eylstra Nurse—Mrs. F. M King bin AdamLabis—Inspector (C) Mohamed

O.C.P.D.,

Maternity Yusoff bin Ibrahim

,* Assist.

(Mrs) Lady

L. N. Medical

P. DorayOfficer, Muar—Dr.

Maternity Nurses — Mrs. M. Carvalho Chief Police Officer—C. Muar Circle

and Mrs. L. A. Rezel W. D. Hall

Assist.

Maternity Nurse, Muar Hospital^-* O.C.P.D., Muar—Inspector Commr. — Ahmad bin(A)Haji Tahir

Mohamed

Mrs. N. Harvey bin Abdul Jamal

1426 JOHORE

Court Inspectoi-, MuAr—Inspector (B) Postmaster-General—dj. Post Qhfice, General

Sarvage

Hashim bin Mohee

Second Inspector,

Ahmad bin Haji Hussin Muar—Inspector

O.CAbdullah

P.D., bin Tangkak Inspr. of Prisons (Johore) and Supt. of

Kassim— Inspector (B) M.C.S. Prisons (Johore Bahru) —T,(D. Hughes,.

O.C.P.D., Panchor — Inspector (B) Alahi

Bakhas Patu Pahat Circle Gaoler (1)4- R. Johore

J. PageBahru

Chief

Assist.Police Officer—H.

Commr.—Abdul B. Langworthy

Samad bin Puteh Deputy Supt.—Major Muar GaolG. M. Kidd,.

O.C.P.D.,

Haron binBatuHassanPahat—Inspector (A) Gaoler(II)—T.

M.C.S.

Second Inspector, Batu Pahat—Inspector Clout

(C) Mohamed Noor bin Hamid Public Works Department

Court Inspector, Batu Pahat—Inspector

(B) AbdulSenggarang—Sub-Inspr.

Manas bin Siman Abdul

O.C.P.D.,

Kasiman bin Awang Besar Telephs. 163 (Johore Bahru) 163 (District

(Head Office),

Office), 27

O.C.P.D., Yong Peng—Sub-Inspr. Salim Works) and 44 (Store and (Electrical Dept.), 43 (Water

Workshop)

bin MohamedKluangSallehCircle Headquarters (Sta/—Johore Bahru

Chief Officer—(vacant) (B) Ismail State

PoliceKluang—Inspector Engineer—H. F. Waters

Executive Engineer—G.

O.C.P.D.,

bin Haji Omar Assistant do. —F. V.EdwardsMurdock

Second Inspector, Kluang—Inspector (C) Accountant—F.

Chief Clerk—C. M. Still

S. Subramania Iyer

Hitan bin Lamit

O.C.P.D., Mersing—Sub-Inspector Haji Architectural Draiving Office

Dahlan bin Haji Abdttl Rahman Assist.—F. A. Mallard

G.C.P.D., Renggam

Salim — Sub-Inspector Chief Elect’l.Electrical

Mohamed bin

Johore Bahru Circle Assist. Electrical & Eng

Engr.Engineer—F.ineer L. Birch-

Inspr.—A. H. Turrel

Chief Police Officer—W. A. C. Haines Station Supt.—T. G. Laver

Assist. Commissioner—Musa bin Yusof Wiring Foreman—Hadji

O.C.P.D., Johore Bahru — A.C.P., Wan Clerk-in-charge—Siew Kang Hye Abdul Azis

Mohamed bin Uda

Second Inspector, Johore Bahru—Inspr. MechanicalMechanical Department

Engineer—R. Eves

(C) Rozalie

Court binJohore

Inspector, Abdul Bahru—Inspector

Manap C. Inspector of Machinery—H. H. Brown.

(B) Ahmad Inspector of Machinery—R. Meldrum

Traffic Branch,binJohore

PandakBahru—Sub-Inspr. Foreman—W. C. Zuzartee

(C) Abdul Khalid bin Dato’ Klana Putra

Mamor Kulai — Inspector (A) Abdul Water Works Water Works Department

O.C.P.D., Engineer—(vacant)

Hamid bin Abdul Kadir Inspector—J. A. Danker

O.C.P.D., Pontian—Inspector (B) Hashim, District Office

Snr. Executive Engr.—F.Staff-—Johore

J. ButtonBahru

(acting)'

bin Maridan Assist. Engineers—Arriffin bin H. Alias-

O.C.P.D., Plintong—Sub

bin Hussin Inspector Sulong and D. J. Davies

Clerks of Works—J. A. H. Reid and W. A.

Chief PoliceKota Tinggi Circle

Officer—(Vacant) Keyt

Assistant Commissioner—Abu Bakar bin Supt., Chief

Anti-Malarial Works—R. Rajangam

Abdullah

O.C.P.D., Kota Tinggi—(vacant) Chief Overseer—S. Vythilingam

Clerk— Syed Hassan Alkadri

O.C.P.D., Mawai—Sub-Inspector Awang Telephs. 22 (Executive Muar District

Engineer’s Office),

bin Hassan

O.C.P.D., Pengerang—Inspector' (B) Haji 64 (P.W.D.Engineer—R.

Workshop) S. Carroll

Mohamed

Noor Salleh bin Haji Mohamed Senior Executive

Assist. Engineer—R. P. Kelly

Assist. Electrical Engr.—J. Hardman

, First Magistrate—N. Ai Sedwick■

Poli6e Court Clerks

and J.of H.Works—F.

CarvalhoA. van Schoonbeck

Second do. —Sheik Abu Bakar

Third do. —Inche Ismail b. Abdullah b. Yahya Chief Overseer—K. Velu Piliay

Chief Clerk—V. L. Joshua

JOHORE 1427

Water Works District Office—Kukup

Inspectors—D. O. Gibson, and C. G. Scully Assist. Supt.—J. S. Higgins (acting)

Batu Pahat District District Office—Kota Tinggi

Telephs. 7 (Executive Engineer’s Office), Surveyor-in-eharge—C. H. Jackson

(81 P.W.D. Store) Kluang Sub-District Office ,

Executive

Assist. Engineer—J. J,binBryan

Engineer—Ismail (acting.) Surveyor-in-charge—T. Mck. Runciman

Mohamedon

Clerk of Works C. L. Beri Towx Board—Johore Bahru

Chief Overseer—Lieu Ah Thian President—N. A. Sedwick, m.c.s.

Chief Clerk—Arman bin Haji Malik Members of Town Board—Ungku Aziz

Segamat District bin A. Majid,

Abdullah, d.k., Ungku

Principal Medical AliOfficer,

bin

Teleph. 16 (P.W.D. .Office) Protector of Chinese, Senior Executive

Executive Engineer—J. G.

Clerk of Works—G. A. Barthelot Davies Engineer, Government Architect, Senior

Chief Overseer—K. S. Maniam ; Health Officer, First Magistrate, Chief

Police Officer, C. B.'j.b.,Cooper, Collector

Kluang. District ofTown

LandPlanning

Revenue,

Teleph. 18 (P.W.D. Office)

Executive Engineer—Y. T. Campbell AdvisoryTheBoard,Chairman.

Chan

Mersing District Ah Poh, Seah Lam Siew and Dr. N.

Teleph. 7 (P.W.D. Office) Moototamby

Secretary—Capt. A. de Burgh Thomas, M.c.

Assistant Engineer^—A. B. •; Paterson Members of Town Board, Kluang—Health

Kota Tinggi District Officer (Johore Bahru), Assist. Engineer

Teleph. 4 (P.W.D. Office) (Kluang), Officer-in-charge Police Dist.

Executive Engineer —R. H. Johnson (Kluarig), H. B. Constable, G. W. Hus-

band,

Quek ShinG. Phillips, Kang Hock Seng and

Supreme Court Secretary—A. de Burgh Thomas, M.c.

Judge—The Hon.

Registrar—J. B. Weiss Mr. Justice W. Burton Cashier—Oh Gim Koey

Assistant Registrar—Inche Mohd Nassir Building Inspector and Deputy Registrar

of Vehicles—G. A. Marshall

bin Haji Salleh Chief Sanitary Inspector—K- E. Webb

iSuRvey Office Inspectors

Kluang: - inK.- charge

J. Pillai;of Rengam:

Districts —C.

Head Office—Johore Bahru Canagasapey;

Hassan; Scudai: Paloh:Yunan bin Ibrahim

Mohamed; bin

Supt. of Surveys—C. E. Nugent

Assist. Supt. (Office)—K. L. Bedlington and Tebrau: Abubakar bin Abdullah

Surveyor-on-agreement—C.

Office assistant—Satimen b AmranS. Sergei Fire Brigade

Chief Clerk—R. Omar b Chik (acting) Officer-in-charge—R. Eves

Chief Draftsman—T. M. Kasipillai Clerk- do. —K. Sitarama Ayer

•Chief Computer—N. K. Pillai

District O/ft'ce—Johore Bahru Treasury

Assist. Supt.—H. W, Hamilton (acting) Financial Commissioner and Auditor

District Office—Muar General—L. Rayman (acting)

Assist. Supt.—H. H' Cobon Treasurer & Collector of Stamp Duties—

Purveyor-on-agreement—R. A. Simcock Dato Abdullah bin Abdul Rahman, d.p.m,,

District Q/^ee—Batu Pahat p.i.s. Treasurer and Collector of Stamp

Assist.

Assist. Supt.—A. Graham Duties—Ibrahim bin Abu Bakar

District Office—Segamat Accountant —Mohd. Said bin H. Salleh

Assist, Supt.—R. B. Horner Probate Examiner—Ng Yook Fong

BATU PAHAT DISTRICT

2nd Assist. Adviser—J. A. A. Faith

State Commissioner—Ungku Mohd. bin First

Mahmood Kalid,Mohd.

d.k., bin

d.p.m.j.p.i.s. Magistrate—J. Calder

Secretary—Raja Said Second

HarbourMagistrate—Ahmad

Master—Ooyob binbin HajiAbas

Abas

Assistant Adviser—J. Calder

1428 JOHORE

END AU

District Office Custom Office

District Officer—Inche

Haji Ismail, s.m.j.p.i.s. Mohd. Taff bin Supt.—Ismail bin Othman

Chief Clerk—Inche Abdul Ghanee bin Chief Clerk—Mohd. Elah bin Awang

Bahnan Police Office

Officer-in-charge,

Daud Bin Mahmud Padang Endau—tJngku Acting O.C.P.D.—Salim bin Salleh s

Johore Military Forces

Town Board Office Officer Comdg,—Capt, Ja’afar bin Ibrahims

President, Town Board—Inche Abdullah 2nd Lieut.—Mohd. Salleh bin Awang

bin Esa, s.m.j., p.i.s. Johore Volunteer Forces

Chief Clerk—Mohamed Saaid bin Seru

Acting Officer Commanding — Lieut-

Land Office Mohamed bin Abdullah

Collector of Land Revenue—Abdullah bin 2ndMajid

Lieut.—Syed Abdullah bin Abdul

Haji Taib Sergt. Major—Abdul Aziz bin Ismail

Chief Clerk—Abubakar bin Junit

Court Office Mersing Prison

1st Magistrate—Inche Abdullah bin District Supt.—Hon. Inche Abdullah

Haji Taib bin

VisitingEsa s.m.j.p.i.s.

1st Magistrate—Inohe Mohd. Taff bin

Haji Ismail, s.m.j.p.i.s. Revenue,Justices — Collector

Post Master, of Land

Port Officer, Asst.

Chief Clerk — Inche Haron bin Abdul Engineer, Assist. Surgeon, Kathi Endau,

Majid C.Yik,T. Tawkay

Hinde, R.Leong

Goody,PakTowkay Chang

and Towkay

Court Interpreter—Tan Song Rwong Taan Ee Kali

Hospital Office Licensing Board

Assistant Surgeon—Sellvar Thambiah Chairman—Inohe ,Mohd. T.aff bin

Sub-Treasury Office Haji Ismail, s.m.j.p.i.s.

Treas.—Inche Mohd. Tuff bin Haji Vice-Chairman—Commissioner

and Customs, JohoreofBahru

of Trade

Ismail, s.m.j.p.i.s.

Clerk—Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ismail Committee — Collector Land Revenue,

Endau, Assistant Surgeon, Mersing,.

Kathi Office Towkay Chang Yik,

Pak and Inspector Towkay Leong

of Police

Kathi—Haji A. Kadir bin Saghil

Assistant Kathi —Haji Ismail bin Haji

Mohamed and Mohamed Salleh bin Acting Fort Officer—Abdul Marine

Awang Hitam Aziz bin Ismail

Chief Clerk—Abdul Ghanee bin Idres Endau Club—Mersing

Public Works Office Patron—Inchi Abdullah bin Esa, p.i s.

Assistant Engineer— J. L. Chambers President—Inchi

Vice-do. Abdullah

—J. A. Ghani bin H. Taib

bin Bahnan

Chief Clerk—Jee Tee Secretary—I. Abu Bakar bin Junid

Forest Office Assist. Secretary—I. AhmadbinbinA.Ragam

Forest Ranger—Mohd. bin Mohd. Saman Treasurer—Syed

Assist.

Abdullah Majid

Post and Telegraph Auditor—I. AbdullahHashim

Treasurer—I. bin Othmanbin Ibrahim

Post Master—Mohamed bin Abdullah Assist. Auditor—I. Haron bin A. Majid

Committee—Capt.

M. Saaid bin Serur, JaffarI. binMohamed

Ibrahim,binI.

Malay Teachers

Senior Group Teacher—Shaharom bin H. Saman, I. Ismail bin Othman, I. Salim

bin M. Salleh, and I. M. Elah bin Awang

Mohd. Ariff

Teachers (Boys’ School) —Abdullah bin

Othman, Abas bin Othman, Mohamed Treasurer—Syed Treasury Department

Yusop bin Haji Abdullah and Hassan (acting) Abdullah bin A. Majid"

bin Haji Ali

JOHORE 1429s

MUAR DISTRICT

StATE Commissioner’s Office

State Commissioner — H. H. Tungku Deputy Commissioner of Customs—W.

Temenggong Ahmad, d.k., p.i.s. Idris bin Ibrahim

Secretary—Inchi Abu Bakar bin Andak Assist. Supt.Town of Surveys—H.

Board—SyedH.Abdul

Cobon

Assist. Adviser and 1st Magistrate—Major Secretary,

bin Mohamed

Kadir

G. M. Kidd

Second Assist. Adviser —H. J. Hammett Inspector of Schools—E. C. Hicks

1st Class Magistrate—Inche Mahmood bin j Senior Executive Engineer of Public

Works—R. S. Carrol

Mohamad Shah

Deputy Commissioner of Police—C. W, Postmaster—

Harbour

Inche Mohamed bin Omar

Master — Inche Bachok bin

Hall Ibrahim

Medical Officer—Dr. M. Edward District Officer, Chohong — Inchi Abdul

Treasurer—Inche Abu Bakar bin Uda i Majid bin Ibrahim

Allen & Gledhill, Advocates, Solicitors Hock Hin & Co., Importers and Exporters,

and

Muar;Notaries Public

Cable Ad: —23, Jalan Majidi,

Gledhill Commission Jalan

tractors—4, AgentsSisi,andMuar;

General

Teleph.Con-

42;

R.andPage,D. b.a. (Oxon.), E. A. Stevens

K. Walters, partners Cable Ad: Hockhin

Kam Hong Bee, managing proprietor

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.),

JohoreLtd.,Branch

The Hongkong and Shanghai

(Incorporated in Eng.),

W. L. Cuscarden, manager poration—Johore Bahru;Banking

Teleph. Cor-

482r

D. NcMullin, accountant Johore

A.L.C.J.Putley, sub-agent

A. Feilden

British American Tobacco Co. (Straits),

Ltd. (Incorporated

Kuda Lumba; Teleph.in 195 England)—Jalan Johnson & Phillips, Ltd, (London), Elec-

S. T. Bennett, in-charge trical Engineers—Muar; Teleph. 60;Cable

Ad:J. Simit;

Hilton,Codes: Bentley’s

resident & Hamilton

representative

Candell, R. D., General Merchant and Siine, Darby & Co., Ld., sole agents

Estate Agent — 95, Jalan Rahmat, Batu

Pahat

Johore Civil Service 1 Club — Johore

China Underwriters, Ltd., Life, Fire, Bahru; Teleph. 47 (Johore Bahru)

Marine, Accident, Motor CarHongkong

and Gen- Patron—H. H. The i Sultan of

eral Insurance—Head Office: Johore

Chief Office, Southern Agencies— President—H. R. Oheeseman

H’kong.Agents—Chop

General Bank Chambers, Singapore

Eng Hock Hin, Committee — Hon. Mr. S. W.

6, Jalan Haji Abu, Muar Jones, Hon. Dato Mohamed

Sail eh bin Ali, Hon. Mr. B. J.

Crawford Dr. R., m.b., ch.b., d.t.m. & n. R. Barton, A. C. Putley, E. C.

(Lond.), Estate Medical Officer — Muar Crosse, S. N. King and Dr. W.

Moir

Green, Dr.Jalan

Withers, SingJohore

Loh Dispen- Hon. Secy.—F. M. Still

sary—52, Ah Fook, Bahru; Johore Planters’ Association

Teleph. 72 JohoreGreen, m.r.c.S;, l.r.c.p Rennie

P. Withers

(Lond.), consultant (Hong Lowick

Kong &Bank Co., Chambers,

secretaries-

J. E. Thomson, m.b., m.ch., d.t.m. Singapore)

J. (Paris), d.p.h.m.b.,(Cantab.)

N. Dugdale b.ch. (Edin.) KimeralTeck & Co. (Established 1910), Gen-

Ho Hong Bank, Ltd. — 1 and 3, Jalan Merchants and Estate Agents—12,.

Gayang, Muar, Johore; Jalan Ah Fook, Johore Bahru; Teleph.

Ad: Concopia: Codes:Teleph. 21; Cable

Bentley’s and 99,

A.B.C.Johore; Cable

6th edn. Ad: Kimteck; Codes:

Private Tan Chwee Lee, manager Lim Teck Hin,and Bentley’sproprietor

managing

1430 J CHORE-1- KELANTAN

Leerdam, D. Dealer.

J., Licensed Auctioneer, Committee—A.

Gumming, G. R.E. Johnson,

Martin, G.C. G.E.

Ammunition Commission, Insur-

ance and Forwarding Agent—Office and Tanner and R. D. Evans

Sale Room: 8, Muar

Ad: Leerdam, Jalan Si Si, Muar; Cable Muar Supply Co., General Merchants,

Agent for: Estate Suppliers, Commission, Insurance

The Commercial Union Assurance; and Majidi,Forwarding Agents

Muar; Teleph. 120 — 14, Cable

Muar; Jalan

Co., Ld.

The Great Eastern Life Assur- Ad:D.Leerdam J. Leerdam, manager

ance Co., Ltd.

Malay State Pharmacy—33, Jalan Norris, H. H., Barrister-at-law (Grays

Abdullah, Muar Inn), Advocate

Public for the and

StateSolicitor,

of JohoreNotary

—10,"

Jalan Petrie Street, Johore

Masonic Lodge, Johore Royal, No. 3946, Chua Eng Nghee, chief clerk

E.C.—Johore Bahru Ong Huck Chye, Dr., m.b., b.s. (The

W.

I. P.M.—Hedley G. White

M.-H. H. Brown Uniyersal Pharmacy) -- 118, Acheen

S.J. W.—E. E. H. Bate Street;

MacalisterTeleph.

Road; 768.

Night Residence:

Teleph. 857 228,

W.-F.'C. Clarke

Chaplain—H. A. R, Cheeseman

Treasurer—A. G. Hills Peoples Dispensary—34, Jalan Ibrahim

Secretary—W. Leslie Wood

Dir. of Ceremonies—D. H. Hammett Shelly-Thompson & Demuth, Advocates

and Solicitors of S.S. and Johore—37,

Senior Deacon—F.

Junior Deacon—A. M. Still

de Burgh-Thomas Jalan Dhobi, Johore Bahru, and 82, Jalan

Almoner—Ungku Abdul Aziz Soga Batu Pahat

W. E. Demuth, m.a. (Oxon.)

Organist—R. A. Dix

I.Stewards—J.

G.—S. V. Ballard

A. Tulloch, R. Meldrum, Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

R. E. Hills and A. F. Green inTinS.S.),

MinePlantation

Agents,Rubber

GeneralEstate and

Import,

Tyler—R. Bentley Export and Produce Merchants, Ship-

Muar;Patron—H.H.

Civil ServiceTungku

Club—Muar, ping Agents—Muar, Johore; Teleph. 60;

c.m.g. Makota,Johbre

d.k., Cable Ad: Simit;

Bentley’s, Codes: A.B.C.

Broomhall’s Rubber,5thAcme

edn.,

President—H.H. Tungku Ahmad and Private. Registered Office:

Road, Malacca. Head Office: 5, Malacca 5, Fort

Ahmed, d.k., etc.H. Grove, I'C; W. D. Street,

Committee—O. Singapore. Branches: Singa-

Hall, Dr. S.G.A. H.Mountain

Lowe, andDr. H.R pore,

Ipoh,

Malacca", Penang, Kuala Lumpur,

Crawford,

L. Weir Tan Seremban

Eng Geok,and Kuching,

clerk-in chargeSarawak

Hon. Secy, and Treas.—H, L. Weir London

Ltd., Agents—Shaw, Darby & Co.,

Muar Planters’ Association Street,Winchester

London, E.C.House,

2 Old Broad

Chairman & Secy.—S. A. Mountain Town Pharmacy—1, Jalan Bakri, Muar

Vice- do. —W. de B. Maclaren

KELANTAN

4 deg.This35 State lies 6ondeg.the 15Eastern

min. and Coastand

min. North of longitudes

the Malay 101

Peninsula

deg. 22 between

min. andlatitudes

102 deg.

375,713min.square

East, miles.

with a Southern

coast lineKelantan

of 60 milesis onmountainous

the China Sea. It embraces an areaisofa

but Northern Kelantan

rich According

alluvial plain,

to thedrained

Censusbyof 1921

the Kelantan and Golok

the population Riversasandcompared

was 309,300 their tributaries.

with 286,751

in 1911. It is now estimated at 330,000.

KELA.NTAN 1431

Tumpat at its mouth. His Highness the Sultan resides at Kota Bharu which is theis-

Kota Bharu, six, miles up the Kelantan River, is the capital,.anti the chief port

capital and administrative headquarters of the State.

The chief exports are 'copra, rubber, betelnut, poultry, cattle, dried fish and silk

textiles. The climate is healthier than in other parts of the Peninsula, there being a

distinct cold season from October to February. The temperature seldom exceeds 90

deg. Mr. and sometimes

J. Scott Mason,falls t6as62 British

deg., while the average

Adviser, took oyerrainfall is about 120ofinches

the supervision affairsa year.

from

Mr. W. In A.1909,Graham, the Siamese

the revenue Commissioner,

amounted, to $370,959onandJulythe15th,expenditure

1909. to $377,062. In

1930, atthethe

debt revenue had risenof,tothe,$2,182,905

transference suzeraintyandwas

the expenditure

$150,000, upon to $2,426,079.

which-SiamThe public9

charged

per cent. This debt was taken over by the F.M.S. Government, interest being reduced

tovalue

4 perofcent. The

the imports debit balance

in $7,983,889of the State

1930 was in$6,276,226 at the end

against of 1930

$7,522,954 was $4,267,584.14 The

exports $4,189,374 against 1929. The principal importsin were

1929, :—Fish,

and of rice,

the

benzine, petroleum, textiles, machinery, motor vehicles, cement, timbers and planks.

The tonnage of the steamers using Kelantan ports was 141,776 in 1930 against 144,384

inThe1929. There atis the

regular steamshipI74fconimunication of roadKraiwith Bangkok and Singapore.

mainState roadshad

being thoseendfromof 1930, Kota Bharumiles

to Kuala open

(45tomiles)

wheeledand traffic,

to PasirthePuteh

two

(26 miles). The latter has been extended to give connection to Kuala Besut in the

State

Gris (81 of Trengganu. There is daily connection byandrailGua between Tumpat and upKuala

river andmiles)

the lineandtothe the section

Siamesebetween

border Pahang

is open for traffic, Musang, 63 miles

a daily service betweenthe

Tumpat

matter. and the Kedah boundary, making communication with Penang an easy

boundaryThe directStatelineandfrom

of the Kualaopened

is being lapis (Pahang)

for traffic has

as farnowas crossed

Kuala Gristhe butSouthern

there

isGuastillMusang

a gap andof someManek 50 Urai.

miles, onKota

which

Bharuconstruction

is in directwork is proceeding,

telegraphic between

communication

with the

with Kuala

twoLumpur and Tumpat,

chief ports Haad-Yai.and ItBachok,

is also and

connected

with Kualaby telegraph

Kriti andand

Pasirtelephone

Puteh.

About 484,388 acres were under cultivation in 1930. They comprised 181,493 acres

devoted to padi, 8,814 to coconuts, and miscellaneous crops, and 92,536. to rubber. The

export of rubber in 1930 was 122,179 pikuls, as compared with 135,127 pikuls in 1929.

The export of copra was 89,976 pikuls, compared with 122,187 pikuls ih 1929.

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

Ruler—H.H. the Sultan Sir Ismail ibni Almerhum Sultan Mohamed IV, k.c.m.g.

British

AssistantAdviser

BritishtoAdviser

the Government of Kelantan—A.

to the Government S. Haynes,Linehan.

of Kelantan—W. m.c.s: M.c.s.

State Council (Tengku Suleiman ibni Almerhum

President—H.H.

Almerhum Sultan the Mohamed

Sultan SirIV.,

Ismail ibni Sultan

k.c.m.g.

Ahmad),Besar

Raja (Tengku Tengku

TuanBesar

YuSoffIndera

ibni

Almerhum Sultan Ahmad), Tengku Sri

Members — British Adviser (A. S. Haynes, Ismara Raja (Tehgku Abdul Rahman

m.c.s.), H.H. the Raja Kelantan (Tengku ibni Almerhum RajaSultan Ahmad),

ChikTengku

Ibrahim ibni Almerhum Sultan Mohamed Penglima (Tengku ibni

IV), Legal Adviser and Judicial Commis- Almerhum Dato’ Perdna

Raja Muda Penambang),

Mentri Paduka Raja

sioner (L. V. J. Laville, M.c.s. Barr-at.

La w) Assist. Brit ish Adviser (W. Linehan, (Haji Nik Mahmood bin Haji Ismail,

M.c.s.), H.H. the Raja Muda (Tengku c.b.e.), Dato’Laksamana (Haji Mohamed

bin Haji Mohamed Sa’aid), Dato’ Sri

Zainal Abidin ibni Almerhum Sultan

hamed HI), Tengku Temenggong(Tengku De’RajaMo- (Haji Mohamed Sa’aid bin Haji

J a’affar ibni Almerhum Sultan Mohamed Jamal, i.s.o.), Dato’ Mufti (Haji Ibrahim

II), Tengku Sri Maha Raja (Tengku bin Haji Yusoff), Dato’ Kaya Pati (Tow-

kay Yeap Hong Ghee)

Mahmood

Ahmad), Tengku ibni Almerhum

Sri PekermaSultan Raja Clerk of Council—Nik Hassan bin Issa

1432 KELANTAN

British Adviser’s Office Pasir Puteh

British AdviserS.toHaynes,

the Government of District

1st Asst. Officer—J. S. W. Reid, m.c.s.

Kelantan—A. M.c.s,

Assist. British Adviser to the Government 2ndMamood do. do. —Nik Nik

do. —Che AhmadAhmad KamilNik

b. Haji

of Kelantan—W.

Personal Assist, to Linehan,

the Britishm.o.s.Adviser— Chief Clerk—Che Omar

Dato Megat Osman Pasir Mas

Chief

AbdulClerk

Aziz— Che’ Abdul Hamid bin Assist. DistrictTemengong

Officer—Tengku Ahmad

bin Tengku

Audit Office Magistrate,

(Dato Tetwira)Land Court — Wan Daud

Auditor—R. L. German, M.c.s. Assist.

(vacant)Collector of Land Revenue—

Chief Clerk—M. K. Sabapathy Chief Clerk—Yee Tha Swa

Chandu Department Bachok

Supt. of Chandu—R. L. German, m.c.s. Assistant District Yacob

Chief Clerk—Che Officer—Tengku

bin Musa Yacob

Chandu Inspector—Soh Kee I yam

Chandu Clerk—Mohammed Kassim bin Mentri

Pachik Dato’

Conservancy Board Nik Perdana

MahmoodMentri Paduka

bin Haji Raja—Haji

Ismail, c.B.E.

Chief Clerk—Che’ Mohamed Salleh bin

Distiict Officer and Registrar of Vehicles Desa Stia Usaha

—L. H. Gorsuch, m.c.s.

District Registrar ofSeri

Officer—Tengku Vehicles

MaraandBajaLicensing Dato’ StiabinUsaha Keraja’anSa’aid

—Haji(DatoMo-

Municipal hamed Haji Mohamed

Haji OmarSecretary — Che Ismail bin Officer Laksamana)

Assist.—Nik Hassan bin Issa

Courts Chief Clerk—Nik Hussien bin Nik Zainal

High Court Gaols

Legal

L. V.Adviser & Judicial

J. Laville, m.c.s.Commissioner— Supt. ofdo.Gaols —Capt. H.Hussein

A. Anderson

Registrar Assist, —Wan bin Wan

Mohamedandbin Official

Baba Translator — Che’ Chief Hamat

Clerk—Mohd Hussein bin Abdollah

Central Court

Magistrate — Che’ Mahmood bin Ha Land Office—Kota Bharu

Mohamed Said (Dato’ Adika Raja)

Chief Clerk and Interpr.—Rung King Sun Supt. of Lands Linehan,

Kelantan—W. and Registrar

m.c.s. of Titles

Ecclesiastical Court Assist. Collectors of Land Revenue—

Chief Kathi—Haji Wan Hassan Tengku Ahmad, Tengku Sri Wangsa

Assist, do. —Haji Wan Ahmad and Dato’ Dira Jaya

Land Magistrates—Tengku

Tengku Hamzahand DatoSeriWira JayaJaya

Raja

Customs Chief Clerk—Wee Tiong Yang

Supt. of Marine

German, m.c.s. and Customs—Capt. R. L.

Harbour Master and Assist. Supt. of Cus- Medical Department

Assistant(Tumpat)—William

toms Supt. of CustomsKer (Kota Bharu) Chief Medical Officer—Dr. L. W. Evans

Medical and Health Officer —Dr. J.

—A. V. Kandiah H. Bowyer

District Offices Med. Officer, Ulu Kelantan—Dr.W. J. Geale

Matron—Miss M. Brebner

Ulu Kelantan Staff Nurses—Mrs. J. Pestana and Miss

District A. Oliveiro

1st Assist.Officer—J.

DistrictFalconer,

Officer—CheM.c.s. Hassan Hospital Assistants, Kota Bharu—E.

P. Oanagasaby and G. K. Pillay

bin Sulaiman Hospital Assistant, Ulu Kelantan—

2ndbinAssist. District

Nik Mohamed Officer—Nik Mustapa Sie Sing Chang

Chief Clerk—Che Hussin Chief Clerk—Che’ Mohamed Kassim

KELANTAN 1435;

Military Police Telegraph Master, Kota Bharu — A. V-

Commr. of Police—Capt. H. A. Anderson, Sithamparam Pillai

i.s.o,, s.k., Hon. A.D.C. to H. H. the

Sultan

Deputy Commr.—Tengku Public Works Department

s.k., s m.e., Extra A.D.C.Mohd,

to H. Yusoff,

H. the State Engineer—R. C. Drew

Inspector of Works — Raja Abdul

Sultan

Assist. Commr.—Tengku Long A. Rahman Rahman

Chief Inspector—Hamzah bin Mahmood Chief Clerk—N. W. Idris

Court Inspector—Mohamed 'Sha’osii

bin Mah Electrical Department

Detective

(acting) Inspector—Mahmood bin Chik Assist. Electric Engineer—F. J. Larard

O. Haji

C. P.Omar;

Ds.—Pasir Mas: Che Hassin bin

Pasir Puteh: Che Osman bin

Mohamed Tahir; Kuala Krai: Che Supt. of Survea Department

Surveys—Capt. P. M. Leckie

Mahmood bin Sa’aid (acting)

Bandmaster Inspector—M. S. Menezies Assist. Supts. of Surveys—Field: W.

Chief Clerk—Awalludin bin Sikin P. Aylward and Office : T. R. Black-

man

Posts and Telegraphs Head Computer—T. Sinnathurai

Supt.

German,of Posts

m.c.s. and Telegraphs — R. L. Chief Clerk—M. Ariyaretnam

Postmaster, Kota Bharu—Tan Kim Man Treasury

Do., Tumpat—A. Periathamby

Do., Kuala Krai—S. Kandavanam State Treasurer—J. S. W. Reid, m.c.s.

Do., Pasir Puteh—Y. T. Vengkadam Assist. do. —Che Matt Haji Taib

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S-Sd, Ltd., The Mahmood Mahyideen & Co., T., Importers

(Incorporated in England) and Exporters, Commission and News

D. G. M. Owen, branch repres. Agents. Agents for Kelantan Govern-

ment Publications — Jalan Sultanah

Boustead & Co., Ltd. , General Merchants, Zainab, Kota Bharu; Teleph. 66; Cable

Shipping, Estate and Forwarding Ad:Tengku

Mohyideen

Mahmood Mahyiddeen, man-

Agents—Tumpat and Kota Bharu; Cable aging proprietor

Ad:F. Boustead. Headp. pro.

Percival, signs Office:(Kota

Singapore

Bnaru) M. M. Deen

A. Kader Bakty

A.S. A.W.Beavis

Wallich (Tumpat) do.

H. R. Oldham do. Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.—Kota

Bharu; Cable Ad: Paradise; Codes:

Cycle Trading Co.—Khota Bharu; Cable Bentley’s A.B.C. 5th edn. and Private

Ad: Cycle, Kelantan; Codes: A.B.C. 5th A. I. D. Hodge

and 6th edns. and Bentley’s Kuala

W. N.Krai - Cable

Black, agentAd: Paradise

Embak

BuildingConcrete Brick Manufacturers

Contractors, and Tile Works,of Midonia Hotel—20, Jalan Ah Siang

Concrete

Krai, Ulu Kelantan. —Works:

Blocks, etc. Office: Sungie

Kuala Rubber Estates

Durian etc.—(/See Special& section

Other page

Plantations,,

1441)

Y. A. G. Paniker, supt.

Soon Thye (Chop), The Durian Cakes

Kelantan St. Andrew’s Society, The Specialists—Works: Kampong China,

Chieftain—W. Graeme Anderson Kota Bharu, Kelantan Cable Adi

Hon. Secretary—J. McNicol Lempok

TRENGGANU

tion With

at thea territory

1931 census of about 5,000 square

of 179,664, Trengganu miles,isantheextensive sea-board,of and

least developed a popula-

all the Malay

States.

15' and 130° 30' East. The capital is Kuala Trengganu situated on both banks of102°

Its situation lies between latitudes 4° 30' and 5° 45' North and longitude the

mouth of the Trengganu River, with a population of 13,972.

There are 145 miles of road open to traffic.: Communication with the interior is by

.good nativefrom

tain point jjatfcstheand

searivers.

owing to'Therapids.

latter, There

however,,areareno not navigable

railways (exceptbeyond

for 3a light

cer-

railways

A on Mines).

sixty six-mile trunk road from Kuala Trengganu to tlie Nortliern boundary of

the State has been completed and opened to traffic.

Regular steamship communication is maintained with

and locally built motor-boats maintain a passenger service along the Trengganu coast, Singapore and Bangkok,

timesDuring

such asthetoNorth-East

close the Monsoon, from November

coast to shipping till March,Thetherainfall

for short periods. weather

and istem-at

perature conditions are similar to those in the, other Malay States.

officesTelegraph

are at Kuala communication was established

Trengganu,, Kretai^ Duhgun and withKemaman.

Singapore There

in 192^.are small

Telegraph

local

telephone

The exchanges

total net at

valueKuala

of Trenggariu,

trade for the Kemaman

State in and

1931 Be$ut.

was $6,718,876, as against

$10,027,252 in 1930.

The chief Exports (1931) were:—Dried fish, $779,994; para rubber, $415,667; tin-ore,

$472,191;

$70,784. haematite, $870,995; copra, . $132,608; areca nuts, $207,982; and manganese ore,

;:

The chief Imports were:—Rico, $951,524; tobacco, cigars and cigarettes, $289,084;

cotton

$76,901. and silk stuff, $301,570; sugar, $127,108; petroleum, $1,78,210; and tinned milk,

The Malays are ingenious and industrious, and excel as boapbuilders and fisher-

men. They

nickel also engage in silk and cotton weaving, net making, and iron, brass and

manufacturing.

The revenue of the State for the year A.H. 1350 (18th May, 1981 to 5th May, 1932)

amounted

for A.H. to $983,675 and theandexpenditure to $1,163,699, the corresponding figures

By an1349agreement

being $1,235,230

between His$1,445,708.

Majesty’s Government and the Government of

inTrengganu,

place of an datedAgent,24th whose

May, 1919,

advicethemust

then beSultanaskedagreed

and toacted

receive

upona British

in all Adviser

matters

affecting the general administration of the country.

Three loans totalling $3,500,000 for development purposes were granted by the

Straits Settlements Government in 1922, 1925 and 1928. These have enabled the State

(by resumption

tobuildings

incur large of concessions)ontoessential

expenditure recover workscontrolofofdevelopment—surveys,

important natural resources, and

machinery,

and roads.

A third loan of $1,500,000, to be spent on road construction, was approved by the

Straits

1349. Government in 1928 and a sum of $1,200,000 had been drawn to the end of A.H.

ibni The reigning

almerhum SultanSultan is His Highness

Zainalabidin. He wasSirinstalled

Suleiman Badru’l-alam

Sultan on 26th May,Shah,1920

k.c.m.g.

and

lie governs the State in consultation with his State Council.

TRENGGANU 1435

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

Sultan—His Highness Sir Suleiman (Badaru’l-alam Shah, K.c.M.G.,ibni Almerhom

Sultan Zainalabidin

Mentri Besar—Haji Ngah bin Yusof Dsato Sri Amar Diraja), c.b.e.

State Secretary—Tengku Omar binOman (Tengku Sri Setia Raja)

Office of British Adviser Assistant Teachers—Saiyid Osman bin

British Adviser—G. L. Ham (acting) Musa and Wee Bian Leng

Office Assistant—Che Aman bin Amin Government Arab School

Chief Clerk—K. P. Pillai Head Master—Sheikh Abdul-Rahman bin

Audit Office Daud

Auditor—Che Mohd. Kassim bin Hussein Assist. Teacher—Sheikh Zin bin Noor

(Dato Bentara Luar) Malay Vernacular Schools

Supreme Court Group Teacher K. Trengganu Districts &

Judge—Inche Nik Mohammad bin Hitam Ali binMasterHead

Long

Paya Bunga School—Che

(Dato Biji Sura)

Registrar—Wan, Mahmood bin Abdul- Master Malay School,Districts

Group Teacher Eastern and Head

Kemaman — Che

rahim Mohamed bin Ismail

Probationer Officer—Tengku Ismail Group

Ibni Almerhum Sultan Zainal Head Teacher Western Districts and

Master Kuala Besut School—Che

Abidin

Clerk—Tarikah Inche Osman Bin Ali Wan Abu Bakar bin Chik

Financial Clerk—Inche Awang Abdul- Land Office

lah Bin Haji Da Mohamed Commissioner—J. R. Neave (acting)

Copying Clerk — Wan. Omar Bin Settlement Collector—R. E. Turnbull

Datok Panglima Dalam (Wan Mo- Marine, Customs & Ohandu Depts.

hamed)

Court Clerk—Inche Mohamed Bin Aki Supt.—Omar b. Ali (Dato’ Sri Andika Raj a)

Collector of Stamp Duties, Official Medical Department

Administrator and Registrar of

Deeds (Ketua, Penyiasat Tarikah Chief Medical Officer — G. I. H.

and Baitalmal)—Inche Busu Bin Bnaine, m.b., ch.b., d.t.m.&h. (aotg.)

Boh Police Department

Clerk—Inche Abdulrahim Bin. Datb Commissioner of Police—B. M. B.

Biji Sura O’Connell

Official Assignee’s Department Assist. Commissioner—Tengku Mohamed

Official Assignee—Inche’ Busu bin Noh bin Almerhom Sultan Ahmad

Clerk—Tungku Awang Husein bin Ali Posts and Telegraphs Dupr.

Education Departmtnt Superintendent—Che Aman bin Amin

Board Postmasters, K. Trengganu — Umber

D’raja.of (Chairman),

Education—Dato Seri Andika

Dato Bentara Luar, iSingh; iKemaman, C. G. Pereira;

Kretay, S. G. Pillai, Dungun, Che

Dato KemalHajiWangsa,

Abdullah, IncheMokhtar

Wan Mohd. Ismail bin

bin Ali bin. Abdullah; Besut, Che

Abdullah, Inche Aman bin Amin and Yaacob bin Md. Yatim

Haji Abdullah bin Abdulmutalib Money Order Clerk — Teo Khuat

(Secretary) Chiang

Supt.—Haji

Chief Abdullah

Clerk—Inche bin Abdulmutalib

Osman bin Mahmood Financial Clerk—Che Othman bin. H.

Visiting Teacher—Inche Busu bin Daing Chief Mohamed

Malik Clerk—Che Long bin Md. Amin

Government English School Prison Department

Head Master—G. M. Nayar, b.a. (Madras) Superintendent—E. Bagot (acting)

'1436 TRENGGANU

Public Works Department iSvrvey Office

State Engineers—P. Trump, A.M.i.c.T!. S uperintenden.t—O. Watson

Financial Assist.—Wan Muda bin AH Office Assist.—M. Soosainaden

Religious Affairs Treasury Department

Commissioner—Haji

Eamal Wangsa) Wan Sulieman (Dato State Treasurer — Inche Ismail bin

Abdullah

EASTERN DIVISION

State Commissioner—Che

Mahmud (Dato Orang DaKaya

OmarJaya

bin Paka

Perkasa) District Officer—Che Yusof bin Long

Assist. British Adviser—C. P. Smith, M.c.s. Dungun

District Officer—Tungku Muda Abdullah

District Offices bin Abdulrahman Marang

Kemasik District Officer—Tengku Sulpng bin Ali

District Officer—Wan Ahmad bin Ismail Kuala Brang

Kretai District Officer—.Che

Di-Wangsa Hashim bin Dat o

Asst. Dist. Office—Ehamsah bin H. Omar

WESTERN DIVISION

State Commissioner—Tengku Long; bin Assist. British Ad viser—M. J, Hay ward

Tengku Ngah (Tengku Indra Segara)'

Fernandez Bros., General Merchants and Cable Ads'.Insurance;, Code;, A.B>C. 5th

edn.

Commission Agents—-Cable

P. A. Fernandez, managingAd:proprietor

Fern H. Hjugh, partner

Khong Yew Ghefe, signs per pro.

Hin Leong & Co,, Steam Sawmill—Cable

Ad:TanHinleofig.

Chian, sold, proprietor United Trading Co., General Merchants

Ee Kek Hong, manager and Commission Agents—Kemaman,

Trengganu

Partners—P.'A. Fernandez, T„ 6. Lew

KemamaN CasthStores, Ltd. (Incorporated

in Singapore),

mission Agents,General

Importers Merchants, Com-

and Exporters jj T. and T. C.manage

C. Yan, Yan ,’

—Cable Ad: Oashstores T. A. Fernandez assistant manager

Chia Poll Heng, managing director' Agents fyr:—'

Cycle andLd.Carri&;;eCo> ,(1926.), Ld.

Kodak,

Malayan

facturersTrading Co., Merchants,

and Insurance Manu-

Agents—95, ! Danish Islands Preserved. Better Co.

Jalan Ayer Puteh Kemaman,Trengganu; ) Denmark

KEDAH

'5 deg.Situated

50 min.onandthe6 north-west

deg. 40 min.coast

Northof and

the Malay Peninsula,of between

the meridians 99 deg. 40themin.

parallels

and 100of

Meg. 55 min. E., Kedah has an area of about 3,648 square miles. In the north and east

the country is hilly, but the plains along the coast are well-watered and fertile. In

the northern part of the State the chief agricultural produce is rice. In the southern

part the rubber industry has grown to large dimensions. The country is favourable for

cattle raising.

The State came under British protection in 190.9, and since then great progress has

been made. Hoad making, bridge building and canal extension are features of the

present regime, and the railway from Bukit Mertajam, in Province Wellesley, has been

extended through Alor Star, the capital of Kedah, to connect with the Siamese

railwayscommunication

railway on the frontierbetween

of Perlis.Singapore

This connection has been

and Bangkok has completed and regular

been established. The

money ordet'system has been introduced and the telegraph' and telephone systems

have been extended. The telephone system is connected with Penang and southwards

as far as Seremban. The towns of Alor Star, Sungei Patani and Kulim are lighted by

•electricity.

At the 1931 census the population was 429,691, of whom 286,262 were Malays, 78,415

Chinese, 50,824 Indians and 411 Europeans.

DIRECTORY

Sultan—H,H. Sir Abdul Hamid Halimshah ibni Sultan Ahmad

Tajudin Mukarram Shah, k.c.m.g.

Regent—H.H, Tunku Ibrahim, c.m.g., c.v.o.

Aide-de-Gamp—Tunku Bahadurshah

Private Secretary—Syed Sheh Shahabudin

State i Council Office Legal Adviser—L. B. Gibson, m.c.s.

Presdt.—r—H.H.

Vice-do. H. Tunku

H. Ibrahim,

Tunku Mali c.m.g,,,c.v.o.

mood, c.m.g. Assistant to Legal Adviser—Che Ismail

Brit. Adviser—-Hon. Mr. J. D. Hull (acting) Mericanljowei- Court—Alor Star

Hecy.

Assist.toBritish

Govt.;—Che -Md. Sheriff

Adviser—H. (acting)

F. Monk (actg.) Chief Magistrate^H.H. Tunku Md. Jiwa

Secretary 2nd do. --Syed Abdul Rahman

Under-Secretary to Govt.- Che Ismail, bin' 3rd do. —H.H. Tunku Ozair

tp dbi —L. S- Freer

Haji Puteh ’ Shariah' Cmirt —Alor Star

Office Asst.—Ohe Md.Sultanb.HujiAdamsa Sheikh-ul-Islam—Haji Wan Sulaiman

Audit Office Chief Kathi—Che Da’ aim

Auditor-General -H. H. TungkuE.Kasssim

Assist. Auditor-Genl.—Stanley Dennys District Officers

Kubang Pasu—Wan Md. Amin

...Courts j" Kubang Pasu—Syed Abul Rahman bin

Syed Abdullah (acting), assistant

EuropeanHigh'C'gprt—Alor Star W. H. Padang

.fudge"Hon. Mr. Justice Trap—Che

LaUgkawi—Che Awang Jaafar

Abdul.Daim

Diiismore Yen- Syed Abdul Hamid Jamalalil (actg.)

Chief Malay Judge—Syed Md. Idid Baling

(acting)

2nd Malay Judge-; H. H. Tungku Sik-T-Che Assist.Che — Ismail b. Haji Puteh;

District

Md. AkidOfficer—(vacant)

bin Yaacob, assist.

Motewped :: Kuala Muda—Che Ahmad; Che Zakaria

Registrar—Che

Sheriff—Wan IbrahimHenafi bin Che Dowd, assistant

Deputy Registrar—.Sheik Md. Hashim Kota Kuala Muda—Syed Abdul Rahman

Shahabudin

1438 KEDAH

Kulim—Syed Ahmad bin Syed Hussain;

Tunku bin Tunku Zainu Protector ofLabour

Thiaudinassistant

Hash id (acting),

Department

Labour—H. T. W. Oswell

Bandar Baru—Syed Omar Shahabudin;

Wan Ibrahim Haji, assistant Marine Department

Harbour Master and Registrar of: Imports

Education and Exports—Che

Assistant—-Abbdul hamid IsmailJamalilil

Supt.

(Edin.)of Education—J. Bain, m.c., m.a.

Head Master,Govt. English School, A. Star Medical Department

—R.M. Young, b.a., b.a.i. (Elec.) (T.C.D.), State Surgeon—Dr.

A.R.C.S.C.I.Masters, Govt. English School— Medical Officers—Dr.J.L.Gray

European F. Day, Dr. R. A.

Alor Star—P. Samuel, b.a., W. H. W. Senior MacNab andOfficer—Dr.

Health Dr. J. A. Cameron

J. I. Baeza

Little, b.a. (Dublin)

Head Mistress, Girls’ School, Kampong Health Officer— Dr. R. C. Burgess

Lady Med. Officer—Dr. (Miss)E. M. Weir

Baharu and Lady Supervisor

Girls’ Schools—Miss M. B. Lewis, b.a. Malay Pathologist—Dr. Mustapa Bin Osman

Assist. Mistress, Girls’ School, Kampong

Baharu—

Razak Che Tom bt. Dato’ Stia Abdul Mines Department

Head Master, Govt. English School, Superintendent—A. C. Baker, M.c.s

Sungei

Chief Patani—Said Jan bin S. A. Ali

Ali b.Clerk

Md. Education

Hassan Office—Che Mohd. Supt.—Che Monopolies and Customs

Kassim

Malay Assistant Inspector of Schools— Adviser—H.

Che Mohamed Darus b. A. Rahman F. Monkbin Che’ Ismail

Chief Visiting Teacher—Che Ahmad b. 1stMohamed

Assist. Supt.—Che

Hassan Abdul Manaff bin?

Md. Saman

Visiting Teacher North—Che Chik b. A. Assist. Chinese (Preventive) — Protector of

Supt.

RahmanTeacher South—Che Walad bin Assist.

Visiting

HassanTeacher Koran North—Mohamed Assist. AkibSupt. Central Kedah — Che’ Md.

bin Yaacob

Visiting Supt., South Kedah—Syed Hassan

bin Syed Zain Shahabudin

Zain bin Abu Bakar

Visiting Teacher iKoran South. — Assist. Hussin bin Md. Saad Division—Che

Supt. of Northern

Ahmed bin H. Sheriff Financial Assistant (Head Office)—

F ORESTS Syed Mohamed bin Syed Zain

Conservator of Forests—G. Wilkinson Inspector Al j affree

Sub-Assast. do. —Che Mustafa bin —Che’ Din of Customs, Central Kedah-

Tam bin Mohd. Sidiik

Inspector of Customs, South Kedah—Syed

Land Department Inspector of Customs,Shahabudin

Ali bin Sye Bakar North Kedah—Cher^

Alor Star Hussin bin Mohamed Saad

Director—Che Kassim bin Che Ismail Police

Adviser, iLand Office—H. F. Monk

1st Assist. Director—Che La Edin bin Haji Commissioner— J. P. Pennefather-Evans

Abdul Manan

2nd Assist. Director— Che Salleh (acting)

Office Assist.—(vacant) Officer Superintending

Alor Star—J. F. DelamorePolice Circle,

Land OfficersKubang

Mustaffa; — Kota Pasu:

Star: Syed Nong Officer

Haji Tajul Superintending Police Circle,

Arus; Yen: Syd Sungei Patain—D. P. Macnamara

Langkawi: WanAbuAbdullah

Bakar Shahabudin;

bin Wan Officer Superintending Police Circle,

Ismail (acting); Padang Trap: Tun- Kulim—J. Gardiner

ku Thia-Udin; Kuala Muda: Che Ab- Posts and Telegraphs

dul Rahman; Kulim: Che Mohamed

Isa; Bandar Bharu: Che Kassim bin Supt.—Mohamad Arshad bin Osman

Mhd. Yunus (acting): Baling: Ismail bin Assist.

Haron (acting); and Sik: Syed Abdul Accountant—M. Supt. —CheMohamed

Thumbusamy bin Abu Bakar

Hamid Engineer—E. L. Spooner-Lillingston

KEDAH

Prisons Land Officer, Kota Star

“Superintendent—S. E. Dennys H.

Dr. W.Cheah

Rickeard

Toon Lock

Assist.

Aljaffree do., S. Patani — Syed Ahmad r Lim Ewe Siang

Chief Gaoler—G. H. Dibble ' >. fell a Md.

Haji Ali Sutan

A.R.P.L.S.P. Meypappa

Secretary—Tunku Ismail Chetty

Public Works Department

State Engineer—jO. E. Jenkins

Central—E. A. Gardiner Supt. of ■tSurveys

Execu. Engr., North—H. M. Butterfield SuRVEY Department

Do., -J. H. Spowers

Assist.Do.,Engineer,South—E. G. Whitley

Head Office and Water- Assist,. Supts. of Surveys—J. H. C-

works—L. A. Laflfan Boadj anil W. H. E. Neil

Assist. Engineer, Irrigation—j.,E. Wilson Suryeybrs-on-agreemenit, — R. K. A.

Workshop Foreman—W. L. Davison Bruce and J. K. Ramsay

Sanitary Boare*—Alor Star Treasury

Chairman—H.H. State Treasurer—H.H. Tunku Badlishah

Vice do. —StateTunku SurgeonMohamed Jewa Assist, do. —F. E. Ivery

Adviser, Lands

Health Officer

Executive Engineer; N.K. Veterinary Department

Officer Superintdg. Police Circle, N.K. State Vet. Surgeon—J. J. Fleury, m.r.c v.s.

Chartered Bank ofStar,

and China—Alor India,Kedah;

Australia

Cable “Robb & Nilsson,

CohtractQrs.

ecialists

Civil Engineers

.Reinforced

— Sungei Patani;Concrete

and

Teleph. Sp-

70;

Ad: Ascendant, Alor Star. Head Office: Cable Ad: Nilrob

38,P.Bishopsgate, London,

R. Wait, sub-agent E.C. 2 . L. T. A. Robb, partner

F. L. Nilsson, c.e., b.§c., partner

Langkawi Marble, Ltd. (Incorporated Seng Cheong & Agents—52,

Co., GeneralJalan

Merchants

in S.S.), Marble Merchants and Quarry & Commission Pekan

Owners—Cable Ad: Permata; Codes: China, Alor Star, Kedah Teleph. 121;

Bentley’s,Bunting,

Dayang Private.Langkawi

QuarriesIs.,at:Kedah

Pula,u ] • Cable Ad: Sengcheong; Code: A.B.C.

George Brown & Co., Ltd., Light Street, 5th edn.

Penang, managing agents Lim Seng Cheong, manager

BanPenang,

Hin agents

Bee Co., Sungei Pinang,

Mourin & Co., Arthur, Merchants and

Agents—Sungei

dar Bharu, Kedah: Patani, Kulim71,andSungei

Teleph. Ban- Wiiatt

Pekan&Malayu,

Co., General

Alor Merchants—125-127,

Star, Kedah; Teleph.

Patani; Cable Ad: Mourin 125; Cable Ad: Whatt; Code: A. B. O.

Arthur Mourin, proprietor 5thLowedn.Guan Huat, proprietor

G. C. Tait, manager (Sungei Patani)

PERLIS

This is the smallest of the Malay States, the area being about 316 square miles. It

is situated to the north of Kedah, and its conditions are practically identical with those

ofin Kedah. The British

the federated Malay Advisers havethefollowed

States, and the policy which

active co-operation of themarks

Raja andBritish control

his Council

has

Britishled suzerainty

to a great improvement

in 1909. TheinFederated

the internalMalayadministration

States have since the assumption

completed the extension of

of their railway system through Perlis to link up with the Siamese railway system.

Rail communication with Bangkok has been maintained since the 1st July, 1918.

The population at the census of 1931 comprised 49,279 persons, of whom 40,021

were Malays,

British 6,500 Chinese

Protection and about

was $102,522. For 1,790 Siamese. Theyear

the Mohammedan revenue in theMay,

1350 (19th first 1931,

year toof

6th May, 1932) the revenue $349,189 and expenditure $471,009, as compared with.

$487,436 and $573,738 in the previous year. With the transference of suzerainty a debt

of $495,394 was taken over by the F.M.S. The debt has since been repaid.

Kangar, the Government Headquarters, is a busy little town of about 2,000-

inhabitants.

staple product The of theshop-keepers

country—as besides sellingandsundry

well as ducks fowls goods

for the also

Penangexport padi—the

market. The

chief imports are cottons for native clothing, kerosene, tobacco and sundry odds and

ends used by the Malay country people. H.H. the Raja

Kangar, on the Main Trunk Railway from Singapore to Bangkok. In 1910 the lives at Arau, 6 miles from

State Council abolished the general duty of 3 per cent, on imported goods and now

the only goods

matches, sugartaxed on import areThespirits,

and cartridges. beer,duty

general wine,

of 5tobacco,

per cent,kerosene,

on exportspetroleum,

has been

abolished

specific and replaced by duties on rice, tin-ore, rubber, jungle produce and other

ported. products.

Many of theIn lime-stone

1350 (Mahommedan reckoning),

hills of Perlis contain6,238

cavespikuls

rich inof tin-ore

guano were ex-

deposits.

The chief native cultivation is padi. Rubber

plantations. [Note: 1 dollar=2s. 4d. 1 pikul=133^ lbs.] is represented by a few native

DIRECTORY

Members of State Council Judges—Haji Ahmad, Syed Hussin and

H.H. Syed Hassan

The Raja, Tuan Syed Alwi, c.b.e., Collector

president of Customs—-Syed

Treasurer—Haji IsmailMatt Hassan

Syed Hamzah, vice-president Chief of Police—Che

The British

Syed Idrus Adviser Chief Kathi—-Haji Muhammad Nor

Haji Muhammad Nor

Haji Ahmad Hatelie, D. W. Fowler, Mining Engineer

Government Officials —Kangar, Perlis.

Kangar, Perlis; Codes:Cable Ad: complete

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Adviser—O. E. Venables, m.c.s. phrase and McNeill’s (1908.)

Commissioner of Lands—Syed Idrus

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RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

IN

MALAYA, SUMATRA, BORNEO, ETC.

Abaco (Selangor) Rubber, Ltd.—Sem- Allenby Rubber Oo., Ltd.—Eng Kee

enyih P.O., Kajang, Selangor Estate, Johore: Tankah P.O. via

A. L. Shelton-Palmer, manager Malacca

Registered Office—Bright & Gal- C. G. Tanner, manager

braith, Ld., 7, Martin’s Lane, Registered Office—Harrisons, Barker

London, E.C. & Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur

Algemeene Yereeniging van Rubber- Alma Estates, Ltd.—Ajma, Province

planters TER OOSTKUST YAN SUMATRA Wellesley

(A.V.R.O.S.)—Sumatra H. E. Sparke, manager

Bestuur Registered Office—J. A. Wattie &

President—Dr. J. F. A. M. Buf- Co., Shanghai

fart

Secretary—Dr. M. Haisma

Secretariaat (A.V.R.O.S.) Alor Gajah Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

Secretaris1—Dr. M. Haisma Alor Gajah, Malacca

Java Immigranten Bureau der Sime, Darby & Co., Malacca,

A.V.R.O.S. agents

Directeur—Dr. M. Haisma Secretaries & Registered Office—Der-

Administrateur—J. Ch. Wetters rick & Co., Singapore

Algemeen Proefstation der Acreage — Total: 765, cultivated

A.V.R.O.S. (rubber) 758

Directeur—Dr. A. W. K. de

Jong Alor Pongsu Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

Secretaris—Ch. H. Paris Bagan Serai, Perak

Dagelijksch Bestuur A. R. Morgan, manager

Directeur—Dr. J. F. A. M. Buf- Registered Office—R. L- Spicer &

farb Co., 3 and 4, Great Winchester

Secretaris—Dr. M. Haisma Street, London, E.C.

Commissie van Toezicht dp het

Java Immigrahten Bureau der

A.V.R.O.S. Alpha Bernam EsTATBH-Utan Melin-

President—Dr. J. F. A. M. Buf- tang, Lower Perak

fart A. Wiberg, manager

Commissie van het Algemeen Proef-

station der A.V:R.O.S.

President—Dr. J. P. A. M. Buf- Amalgamated-Malay Estates, Ltd.—

fart Jinjang Estate, Selangor

, Comrpissie van Cbhtr61e op de N. C. Athorne, manager

Tdewijzing y(in d'e Ingekomen Serdang Estate—Sungei Besi, F.M.S.

Aanvragen yonr pontractar- fN. C. Anthony, manager

beiders Registered Office—Boustead & Co.,

Ld., 1, Embankment, Kuala

Allagar Robber Rlant^ion.s, Ltd.— Lumpur

Taiping, Perak (F.M,^.) , Amber Rubber Estate—Johoro Bahru

R. S. Strong, manager . Chas. W. Randall, manager

Registered Office -Planters’ Stores

and Agency Qo., Ld., 17, St; Secretaries and Registered Office—

Helen’s Place, LonApn, E.C. Sime, Darby & Oo>, Ld.

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1442 KUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Amherst Estates (Selangor) Rubber Anglo-Sumatra Rubber Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.—Amherst Estate, Selan- (Incorporated in Scotland), Grea-

! ' Gable Ad: Anglo-stra,3

Leonardo Estate—P.O. Box 132, (Galang); Medan; Codes: Broomhall’s (Rub-

Kuala Lumpur ber edition), A.B.C. 5th edn.

A. S. Aldis, assistant

Registered Office*—Keri n awayf Neame FA *uAAHi HambFpdk, manager

& Co., 6, Lloyd’s Avenue, Lon- Secretaries and Registered Office—

Brewis, Rainie & Boyd, 6, Dar-

don, E.C. naway Street, Edinburgh

. Amherst Estates (Selangor) Rubber

Co., Ltd.—Rembau, Negri iSembilan Antara Estate—Sabak Bernam, Lower

G. R.'s Sj Whittle, general manager Perak , BO bsistoigafl

•■•.

11 GekJPlanters

Kualg Store Agency • Acreage

and agents

Lumpur,

. G. Kiylbegg, manager

— Total: > 267, cultivated

Secretaries &; Registered Office— (rubber) 70,—(coconuts) 35

Kenneway, Negme & .vCo., 6,

(Lloyd’s* Avenhe, London, 'E.'C. Arcadia Coconut Estates, Ltd.—

Acreage — Total: i512, cultivhted Bagan Dafcoh, Lower Perak

(rubber 1 4W 'M< •L "f ^ R. Nutt, manager - i :

‘ . RegdstCfed; .Office^—Bj’own &

Anglo-Java Rubber and Produce Co., Co., Colombo, Ceylon

Ltd.—c/o Post Office, Kota Tinggi, Asahan Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Suma-

Johor *'/-Ted ama iil bjxi O aoaA , tra

C. F. Stihvell, manager- -roIA D. B. Milne, manager : bvrI

Ampat (Sumatra) Rubber Estate, Ltd., L.A.R. Lindau, Gk , if. /^fchiete-

•uintamffildng -Estate—Sumatra^; Postal qa,1;te, u R. ( Kern, and, (L. G.

Ad: Rampah'i'Deli, S-vO.K. liakapson, assistants,

• . , N.

Bkihrie^Ar Co-. J Ld., Medanu agents! Secretaries & Registered Office

F. M. Burns,' manager Harrisons & Cros^eJd,

,({) j^rea^ To^er Street,, Bondpn

ApGjLO-jQ^pgE p.ON§OLipA’yEP! RuBRER Asam Ku.MBAjfG Tin Dredging Ltd.—

Estates, Ltd.. (Great Britain)— Perak (Irugn-porRted in the F.M.S.)

Mersin^ lyhoffe, via Singapdfe - Auth- Gap. £150,000 in £l shares,

G, .. ,,T. ITih^e, manager Issued ' Cap.. • £100,000 ^Ify paid)

Dr..^v/Gpody,

M. ; H. assistant

Kapadia 'F.gic.s.E., Registered Office :— Tapping; Te-

lophs. 34 (Taipiug), Aline: 69 (Tai-

visiting medical officer

Agents: Mansergh and Tayler, . ^ ping);}fUable Ad : Austmalay

Austral Malay. Tin,* Bid., general

Seremban

Registered Office—Henry Gunter, • -manager^ . -

E. R. iDavis, manager

*4

Orient House, 42-45, New Broad G. T. Dawes, . secretary

Street, London, E.C. R. A. West, a.s.a.a., accoun-

ANGLO-MALAy, tant. -i : ,.

sum Estate,, Rubber

Bantau, Co.,N.egriLro^Lin-

Sembilan Directors

(chairman), — F.W. A.Leve.rrior,

Freeman, k.c.

H.

W. A; AIiliner, manager Hpntsman, R. J. D, Diehard-

Terentang ,Estate—Sungei Gadut son, B.E. (Syd.) MilNST. M.M., E.

W.61, A. Millner, manager E. G. Boyd, b.e. (Syd.) a.m.inst

AySembilan Angat Estgte—Pedas, Negri m.m., F. V. Stanleg, b.e. (Syd.),

W. A. Millner, manager C. C. Nardin, b.e. (Syd.)

Bt- Heleier Estate—Bahau Sydney Office—Challis House, Mar-

H. M. James', manager tin Place

s

Registered Office - Harrisons & ,Cros- Ascot B TATes, Ltd.—Port Dickson,

field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street, Negri Sembilan

IjondOn, E. O. R. M. Robertson, manager

RUBBLE, ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS 1443

Registered Office—Gibson, Anderson, Registered Office—Geddes Trading

, Butler &; Cp., 12, Market Street; and Dairy Farm Co., Ld., 8, Yueh

K uala Rum pur Ming Yuen Road, Shanghai

Austral Malay Rubber po.. Ltd., The, Ayer Tenqah Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Pasir Besar Estate - Kelantan; Negri Sembilan

Postal Ad : Pasir Besar; Cable Ad : A. Murehie, manager

Amalco Secretaries ancT Registered Office—

A. D. M. Hill, manager Sime, Darby & 06., Ld., 4, Fort 1

Paterson, Sifnons '& C6., Ld., Road, Malacca

Singapore, agents

Boustead & CoR Tumpat, forward- Badek Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Mantin.

ing agents Negri .Sembilan, F.M.S.

Register Office—Uhion Bank Cham- V. C. Cowan, manager

bers, Hunter Street, Sydney Secretaries and Registered Office—

Thos. Barlow & Bros., 49-51, East-

Ayer Hitam Planting .Syndicate, cheap, London, E.C. 3.

Ltd.—Selangor

W. G. Ashford, manager Bah (Lias Rubber Estates, ILt..—Bah

Registered "Office—Whittall & Co., Lias, Delfc, Sumatra

Klang Secretaries & Registered Office—

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4,

Ayer Kuning Rubber Estates, Ltd:, Great —

Acreage Tower Street,7,5&0,

Total: London

coconuts

Ayer Kuning Estate, Perak—Postal I,

Ad: Taiping, Perak

T. A. Crosbie,' manager

Registered Office^—A,. A. Anthony & Bahru Selangor Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Co., 9, Beach Street, Penang Jeram, Selanger

Ayer Kuning (F.M.S.) Rubber Co., A. B. Carey, manager

Ltd.—Batu Tiga, Selangor Registered Office—A. B. Simson, 139,

M. A. P. Gilman, manager Cannon Street, London, E.C. 3.

Registered Office—Thomas Barlow & Bajau Rubber and Product: Estates,

Bro., Ceylon House, 49-51, East- Ltd.—Jurong Road, Bukit Timah,

cheap, London, E.C. Singapore

Ayer Molek Rubber Co., Ltd.—137, E. Anderson, manager

Heeren Street, Malacca Secretary & Registered Office—H. P.

P. Gomes, manager . Carter, 6, Queen Street, Cheap-

Registered Ofipee C. F. Gomes & side, London 1,329, cultivated

Acreage—Total:

Co., 137, Heeren Street, Malacca (rubber) 1,050

Ayer Panas Rurber Estate, , Lt-D.-r -

Jasin Malacca Bakap. Rubber Plantations, Ltd.—

C. C. Curran, manager , Suiigei Bakap, Province Wellesley

Registered C(ffice—-tlerrick & Co., J. N. Morrison, manager

. Singapore Registered Office -Geo. Williamson

& Co., 138, Leadpnhall Street,

Ayer Puteh Estate—Kulah Pilah, London, E.C.

Negri Sembilan

B.E.J. D.P. Sherp

Joaquim,i W.manager

A- Smith Bakap Rubber Plantations, Ltd.—

Padang Serai, South Kedah

Secretaries & Registered Office— J. N. Morrison,

Agents—Henry manager

WTaugh & Co., Pen-

Cumberbatch &• Co., Kuala Lum ang

pur

Acreage—Total: 211 Secretaries and Registered Office—

Geo

denhallWilliam

Street,

c Co., E.C 138, Lea-

Ayer Tavvah Rubber Plantation Co., V

Ltd.—S it i aw an, Lower Perak, ‘Acreage—Total: 960, cultivated

II. K. Robertson, manager (rubber) 563

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1444 Rubber estates and other plantations

Balak , Planting Syndicate, Ltd.— Registered Office—Ghthrie & Co.,

Ld., 5, Whittington Avenue,

S'emenyin, Selangor Leadenhall Street, London, E.C.

C. Gordon Jeayons, manager

Registered

Ld., 1, Office—Bqustead

Embankmieht, &Kuala Co.,

Lumpur Bassett Rubber, Co., Ltd.—Bagan

Serai,

A. U.Perak

Tyack, managerj

Balgownie Rubber Estates, Ltd.— i Registered , Office—Bqustead & Co.,

i Ld., 1, Weld! Quay, Penang

Kajang, IJlu Langat, Selangor

J. B. Sullivan, manager

Parqi Estatp—Spngpi Gadut, N.S. Batak Rabit Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

V. E. H... Rhodes, manager

Registered Office—Derrick & Co., Teluk Anson, Perak

(\ Fraser, manager

HfNiglcqng

. pore. Bank

' . :Chambers, Singa- J. C. tones, planting adviser

A. F. Bruce, assist. Do.

Agents—Messrs. Boustead & Cq.,

Bandar (Sumatra)- Rubber Co., Ltd. Registered Ltd., Penang

—Galapg Serda, Sumatra Office—F. E. Maguire,

E. P. Barnet, manager Pinner’s Sail, 8 and 9, Austin

A. V. W. Cantlay, C. H. R. Friars, London, E.C.

Reed and J. E. Fox, assists.

Registered' Office —Bunge Hpuse, 31st Batang Consolidated Rubber Estates,

Ltd.—Batang Malaka, Negri Sem-

Mary’s Aixe, London

Acreage—Total: 3,727, cultivated bilan

(rubber) 2,362. W. E. Vowles, manager

Registered ■ Office—Sharpe, Estall &

Bang a wan Rubber, Ltd.—Bangawan Co., 1 and 2, Gracechurch Street,

Estate via. Jesselton, B. N, Borneo London, E.C. 3.

J. R. Bewsher, manager

F. 0, Drilkell, W, G. Bennett, Batang Padang Estate—Pahang Road.

G. A. Holdsworth, F. W. Tapah, Perak

Garner., L- (J. John and F. E. H. W. Reid, iproprietor

: ;LooShort) assistantsbookkeeper Acreage—Total 446

Fen Chung,

Dr. J. P. Taylor, medical officer Batu Anam (Johore) Rubber Estates,

Jcsselkm Agents—Harrisons & Ltd.—Batu Anarn, Johore

Crosfield (Borneo), Ld. H. J. Ridgewell, manager

London Officb—It. Lawrence Spicer General Managers and Secretaries—

& Co., Secretaries; 3 and 4, J. A. Wattie & Co., Ld., TO, Can-

Great Winchester Street, Lon- ton Road, Shanghai

don, E.C. 2.

BAN'rk Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Tapah, Batu Caves Rubber Co., Ltd- (Eng-

land)—Batu Caves, Kuala Lumpur

Peiak H. J. Stennitt, manager

P. W. Hatfield, manager Registered Office—McKeekin & Co.,

Secretaries and Registered Office— 10 and 11, Lime Str^t,' London,

Kennaway, Neame & Co., 6, E.C. 3.

Lloyd’s Avenue, London, E.C.

Batu Kawan Rubber and Coconut

Banjar Estates, Ltd., Banjar Estate— Plantation's, Ltd.—Bukit Tambun,

Kuala Selangor Province WelleiRey

J. M. Ferguson, manager G. S. Reis, manager

Registered Office—The Secretary, Registered Office—Rubber Estate

Agency, 71, St. Mgry Ax‘e, Lon-

Banjar Estates (Ltd., Kuala JSe- don, E.C. Si

langor, F.M.S.

Ranting (Selangor)

Ltd.—Banting, Rubber Estates, BtiuT Lima Rubber Co., Ltd. (Incor-

Selangor porated at Sandakan, B.N.

H. C. D’Arcy Irvine, manager Borneo), Batu Lima Estates

RUBBER ^STATES AND OTHEIU PLANTATIONS ,1445

Secretaries and Registered Office— Acreage — Total; 500, cultivated

Harrisons & Crosfield (Borilep), (rubber) 497

Ld., Sandakan, B.N. Borneo

Behrang

Batu Lintang Rubber Co., Ltd.— MaUm,i Perak River Estate —Tanjong

Bagan Samak, Kedah W. P. Wilson, manager

F. A. McDougall, manager

Registered1 Office—Henry Waugh &

Co., Ld., Beach Street, Penang Bekoh Consolidated Rubber Estate,

Ltd. (Incorporated in England),

Batu ' Rata

tation, Ltd., Batu Rata and Si | Ad: Bokok and Malacca Estates—Postal

Mahe Estates—Sumatra; Postal Ad: S. S.; Cable Estate, Asaham, Malacca,

Ad : McKerrow, Asaham

Galang ; Cable Ad: Loeboek Pakam W. M. MeKerro' W , manager

F. A. Moraux, manager

Hooglandt & Co., agents, Singa- Registered Co., Ld.,

Office—Sharpe, Estall &

1 and 2, Gracechurch

pore Street, Londony E.C.

Batu Tiga (Selangor) Rubber Co., Benta Rubber Estate, Ltd,—Raub,

Ltd.—Batu Tiga, Selangor

J. S. Arter, manager Pahang

Registered Office—Batu Tiga Rubber S,fe'w'aft Oxtey, manager

Co.’, Ld., 95a, Chancery Lane, Lon- Registered Office—Harri&ori?. Barker

don, W.C. 2. & Co., Ld., Penang

Batu Village Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Beranang (Selangor) Rubber Planta-

Batu Caves, Kuala (Lumpur, Selan tions, Ltd.—Bangi, Selangor

gor Robert Stevenson, manager

ID. D. Booth, manager

Secretaries fc Registered Office— .Registered Office Boustead Bros., 5,

Walsingham House, Seething Lane,

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Singa- London, E.C. 3

pore

Bearwell Estate—Klang, Selangor Estate, Perak; PostalLtd.—Ulu

Bernam Oil Palms,

Ad:

Berriam

Utan Melin-

P. W. Parkinson, proprietor tang, via Teluk Anson, Perak; Cable Ad:

W. Roche, manager Palmo, Utan Melintang. Railway

Beaufort Borneo Rubber Co., Ltd., Station: Th.

Teluk Anson Town

Mayntz-Clausen, manager

Planting Companies, etc., Woodford A. Lindquist, assistant

Estate -Beaufort, viti Jesselton, B. O.

N. Borneo

Eastern Agents—Guthrie & Co., W. C.O.Dalsgaard, do.

Grutj, engineer

Ld., Kuala Lumpur, F.M.S. Acreage—Total

palms), 6,038, (Tea) Cultivated

8,345, 5, (Rubber)(Oil-10

aiid (Coconuts) 15

Beaumont Estate—Klang, Selangor

B. D. Joseph

Acreage — Total: 402, cultivated Bernam-Perak Rubber Plantations,

Ltd.—Teluk Anson, Perak

(rubber). 402 Capt. J. E. Staley,_ manager

Bedford Plantations, Ltd. (F.M.S.)— •Acreage R. J. Morton, assistant

Slim River, Perak

E. M. R. Callard, manager (rubber)— 2,013

Total: 2860, cultivated

Registered Office—Aylesbury & Nut- • BertaM Consolidated Rubber Co.,

ter, Ld., Ipoh Ltd.—Negri Sembilan

Behrang Estate — Tanjong Malin, P. N. Sansoni, manager

Perak Bqustead & Co., Ld., agents,

C. T. de B. Whitehouse, manging Registered Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

director Office—H. Read Smith,

C.Dr.L. Baillie,

Edmonds,medical

supt. officer 4, ‘ Ebhdon WMf) Buildings','* Lon-

I don, E/C:- 2.

1446 KUBBE.R ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Bertam Consolidated Rubber Co., Bintan Rubber Estate—(Dutch Terri-

(Ltd.—iKapala Batas, Butterworth, tory, Postal Ad: P.O. Box 83,

Province Wellesley Singapore

J. ID. 'Knox, j.p., general manager J. Russell, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— H. J. Baker, assistant

Read Smith & Co., 4, London Wall G. S. Tiang, chief clerk

Buildings, London, E.C. 2 Eastern Agents, Guthrie .& Co.,

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Beulah Rubber Estate—Postal Secretary—J. P. Steacy, Friars

Ad: — Pengkalan Kempas, Port House, 39, New Broad Street,

Dickson, Negri Sembilan London

A. T. M. (Lane, proprietor Acreage—12,045, cultivated (rubber)

F. R. Poole, do. 3350, (coconuts) 45

Acreage—Total: 200. cultivated

(rubber) 200 Blackwater Estate (Klang)1 Rubber

Beverlac (Selangor) Rubber Co., (Ltd. Co., Ltd.—Klang, Selangor

,C-'E. Bernard, ■

Beverlac, Klang, Selangor Registered Office—supt.

:Skrijnie..; .& Co.,

R. F. Richardson, manager Colombo

Secretaries & Registered Office—Lee-

chman & Co., Colombo, Ceylon Bode. Rubber Estates (1914), Ltd.

(Incorporated in England), Bode

Bidor Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Bidor, Estate—Postal

Perak Ad: Sandakan,

A. E. Gourlay, manager B.N.B;; Gable Ad : Tentubode

Registered Office—Bosanquet, Traill C. B. Brewer, manager

& Co., 4, Market Buildings, 29, H. E. Hopkins, assistant

Mincing Lane, London, E.C. 3 W. H. Hall, do.

Wilde & Co,, Ld., visiting agents

Bikam Rubber Estates; 'Ltd., Victoria North

Sandakan, agents Co., Ld.,

Borneo Trading

Estate

Kedah and Bikam Estate, iSungkai, Secretary and Registered Office—J.

H. R. Winton, manager R. Phillips, 20, Copthall Avenue,

Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros- London, E.C. 2

field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower St., Bonawe Estate—Port Dickson, Negri

London, E.C. Sembilan

Bikam Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Sungkai, Mrs. G. W. R. Millar, proprietre-v.

Perak Agents—Harrisons, Barker & Co.

T. H, Stewart, manager Ld., Kuala Lumpur

Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros-

field, Ld., 1-4,

1 Great Tower St., Boonoon Estate—Sepang, Selangor

London, E.C . H. H. Bagnail, proprietor

Bila (Sumatra) Rubber Lands Ltd.— A. Denny, manager

Kota Pinang, Sumatra Borelli Rubber Co., Ltd., the (Incor-

T. J. Ure, manager porated in F.M.S.), Bukit Kledek

S. W. Smith, assistant Estate—Nfegri Sembilan; Postal and

Registered Office—1-4, Great Tower Cable

Street, London A. M.Ad:Maxwell,

Ayer Kuning

managerSouth

Bintang Rubber Estates—Sereraban, Wilde & Co., Ld., Sferemban, visit-

Negri Sembilan ing agents

R. F. Mesney, manager Secretaries and Registered Office—

Harper Gilfillan & Co., : Ltd., Boustead A W.,' Ld., Kuala Lum-

Kuala Lumpur, managing agts pur

Registered Office—Queensland Bldg., Brad wall (F.M.S,) Rubber Estate,

84 William Street, Melbourne

Acreage — Total: 250, cultivated Ltd., The—Negri Sembrlan

A. Eraser, manager

(rubber) 232

iiUpBlvK ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS __ 1447

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Registiered Office— Thomas Barlow & Registered Office—Ryeroft, Kelly &

Co., Ld., A85 • Great 1 Tower Street,

Bro., 49-51. Eastcheap, London, London or!

Bruas

Bkauxtson (Malay) , JlnusKR Estates, Bruas, Perak Perak RHbbi®' ’ 'itstate, Ltd.—

Ltd., Brauntson " Estate — Jeram, E. J. Mackie, manager :

Selangor Ifegistored Office—McDonald^ Ste-

- It. C. Mustard, manager wart & Co.) W^st. Regent "'Street,

Registered Office—Naftel, Ruther- Glasgow

ford & Marshall, 20, Eastcheap,

London, E.O. 8. -

Bruas Rubber Co-, Ltd., Bruas and

Brieh Rubber Estates/ Loij. -Bagan . ■ Gfilang Gaj,ah Estate^Postal Ad :

Bruas, Perak ;

Serai, Perak S. B. Palmer, general manager

A. • R. Morgan, manager H. R. Watts and W. J. Smith,

Registered Office—R. L. Spicer, 3 assistants :

and 4, Of eat Winchester Streetj Secretaries—Evatt & Co., Penang

T_ London, E.C.

British BpiRNEo, Para Rubber Co., Brunei (Borneo) ' Rubber and Land

'LN.Jto:’ Borneo;

The, Befiufprt

Postal Estate— B. - Co.,

Ad: Beau-

Ltd., Labu Estate-Posthl Ad:

Brunei wa Lahuan, S. S.

F. B. Giffcning, rnabager

fort vid Jesselfon; Cable Ad: Bin- Registered

tang, Beaufort,- Codes: A.B.C. 5th

edn., and BroomhalFs House, OldOffice—35/37,

Broad Street,Broad St.

(London,

J. S. '.['Oxford, manager E.C. 2 • ,Y.odO iit'R gmT')

■ M. P. Anderson, visiting agent TegBiuanr

Registered Office—Macdohald, Ster ■ ' Brunei United Plantations. I Ltd.

(Incorporated in-Straits Settlements)

wart & Co.,-Sf, West Regent St., S.S.; Cable Ad: Lynn, Brunei

. • Glasgow ■ U. P. Lynn, manager

British-Malay Rubber CO., Ltd.— Secretaries ' A. J. Hylkema assistant.

Negri Sernbilan and Registered Office—

A. R. Thompson, general manager >' ing,Evatt & Co., French Bank Build-

Registered Office—H. L. Turner, 2a, iSingapare

Eastcheap, London, E.C. «Mi );.;-. ,UH)Hn ,1 •

BRtfeEk Rubber Estates. Ltd. , Bruseh

Broadwater Estate—Sungei Siputj, '" R. P; Hunter,Perak

Estate—Bidor,

manager

Perak Reigistered Offitee.-OBbr.neo Co., Ld.,

Mrs. E. Trevor, proprietress 28, Eenchureh Street, London,

T. Trevor, manager E.C. 3

Broga 1 Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Selangojr Bukit Badong Rubber Estate Syndi-

H. W. E. King, manager

Registered Office—No. 1, Embank cate, langor

Ltd.—Batang Berjuntai, Se-

ment, Kuala Lumpur

Agents and S*ecretaries—Cumber- Secretaries & inRegistered

J. Samuels, charge

Office—

batch &; Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur Cumberbatch & Co., Kuala (Lum-

pur

Brooklands (Selangor) Rubber Co;, Acreage— Total: 1142, cultivated

Iftd.—Banting, Selangor (rubber) 926

W. A. Stanton, manager

Registered Office—Boustead & Co;, Bukit Badang Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Ld., 5, Fenchurch Street, London Jeram, Selangor

Broome (Selangor) Rubber Planta- Registered D. G. Watson, manager

tions, Ltd.—Bangi, Selangor Office—Planters' Stores

F. J. Pratt, manager and Agency Co., Ld., 17, St.

L. J. P. Carey,. assist, manager Helen’s Place, Bishopsgate, Lon-

don, E.C.

1448 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Bukit Darah (Selangor) Rubbjsi Co., Secretary & Registered Office—C. F.

Ltd.—Sungei Buloh, Selangor Gomes & Co., 137, Heeren Street

A. M. Macphail, manager Malacca

Acreage—1,000, cultivated (rubber) Acreage — Total: 1672, cultivated

1,000 (rubber) 1140

Btjkit Gajah Rubber Co., (Ltd—Petal- Bukit Kepong Rubber Estates, Ltd.,

ling; P.O. 316 Kuala Lumpur Bukit Kepong and Bolton Estates—

H. B. Wilkinson, manager Selangor

Acreage

(rubber)— 494Total: 600, cultivated Secretaries—Boustead

W. Leggatt, manager

& Co., Ld.r

Bukit Cloh Rubber Oo., Ltd.—Jeram, Kuala Lumpur

Selangor Bukit K. B. Rubber Co., (Ltd.—Postal

A. B. Ciitey, manager

Registered Office—A. B. Sifcison, 139, Ad:G. 3,C. First Cross Street, Malacca

iS. Rabjohn, Chairman

Cannon Street, London Loh Kim Swi, Director

Bukit Ijok (Selangor) Rubber Co., Secretaries & Registered Office—

Siipe, Darby & Cb., Malacca

Ltd.—Jeram, Selangor Acreage — ’total: 230, cultivated

N. Fish, manager

Registered Office—Shaw, Darby l& . (rubber) 224

Co., Ld., Winchester House, Lon-

don Bukit Klian Rubber Co., (Ltd.—

Bukit Jelotong Rubber Estates, Ltd. Salama, Perak

E. W. Jacques, manager

Chong Kian Choy, manager Acreage — Total: 796, cultivated

Registered Office—137, Heeren St., (rubber) 655

Malacca; Teleph. 67.

Bukit Kajang Rubber Estates, Ltd., Bukit Kubu Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Rengo Malay Estate — Kluang, Negri Sembilan

M. L. Phillips, manager

Johore Registered Office—S. J. Warnock,

W. E. Ainger, manager 84-88, William Street, Melbourne,

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ld., Australia

Kuala Lumpur, agents

Secretaries and Registered Office—- Bukit Lintang Bubber Estates, Ltd.

Bright & Galbraith Ld., 7,

Martin’s Lane, Cannon Street, —Malacca F. D. Sime, m.a., manager

London, E.C. 4 Registered Office—Greenhill & Clap-

Bukit Kajang Rubber Estate, Ltd.— perton, c.a., 31, George Street,

Malacca Edinburgh

H. T. Berry, manager

Registeied Office—Bright & Gal- Bukit Mertajam Rubber Oo., Ltd.—

braith, Ld., 7, Martin’s Lane, Kedah

Cannon Street, E.C. 4. D. R. C. Lawford, genl. manager

Bukit Kamuning Rubber. Estates, Registered Office — R. Lawrence

Spicer & Co., 3 and 4, Gfeat Win-

Ltd.—Selangor chester Street, London E.C.

S. M. Martin, manager

Secretaries—Cumberbatch Cbi, Bukit Nilai Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Ld., Kuala- Lumpur Negri Sembilan

Bukit Katil Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Registered R. H. Wright, manager

Malacca . • . Office—Planters’ Stores

Cho Seow Lim,' manager and Agency Co., Ld., London

Tan Kim Lye, assist, manager

KohPanCheng Kee, assist, manager, Bukit

Chor Division

Palong Syndicate, Ltd.—Port

Dickson, , Negri Sembilan

Chor Division M. H. Cocke, manager

"RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS 1449

Secretaries Bukit Rimau Estate, Ltd.—Batu Tiga,

Mansergh && Registered

Tayler, 50, Office—

Birch Selangor

Road, Seremban S. M. Martin, manager

Acreage — Total: 542, cultivated Secretaries—Cumberbatch & Co.,

| (rubber) 515 Kuala Lumpur

Acreage — Total: 421, cultivated

Bukit Panjong, Ltd.—Jeram, Selan- (rubber) 401

gor Bukit Selangor Rubber Estates

Capt. E. C. Rossell, m.c., manager (1920), Ltd.—Selangor

Local Agents—Harper Gilfillan & R. W. G. Mercer, manager

Co., Ltd., Kuala (Lumpur Registered Office—Boustead Bros., 5,

Registered Office—Taylor, Noble & Fenchurch -Street,/London, E.C.

r Co., Ld., 481-484, Salisbury House,

London Wall, E.C. 2

Bukit Sembawang Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Bukit Prang Estate, Ltd.—(Kajang Seletar Post Ofnee, Siiigapore

Selangor R. F. Goodman, genpral manager

J. M. Bathgate, managing dir. Secretaries and Registered Office—

Secretaries & Registered Office— British Industries and General

Cumberbatch & Co., Kuala (Lum- Investment Trust,' Ld., 104, Win-

pur chester House, London, E.C.

Acreage—Total: 1,000, cultivated Bukit Serampang Estate—Johore

(rubber) 930 A. L Harrison, manager

|j Bukit Pulai Rubber Estate, Ltd.— Bukit Setongkol Estate—Postal Ad:

Johore; Postal Ad: c/o P. O. Masai, ;

Bukit Setongkol, Kuantan, Pahang

Johore; P.O. Box 501, Singapore Mrs., E, H. Lawrence, proprietress

W.r K. Davy, manager W. D. Arnolis, mana>ger

V. M. Franklin, assistant

Sandilands Bpttery & Co., Singa- Bukit Tambun EsgATEfj, Ltd.—Bukit

' pore, agents Merta j am, Province Wellesley

Bukit Rajah Rubber Co., Ltd., (In- R. G. La dell, manager

Registered Office—Bukit Tambun

corporated in England)—-Western

Division :—Bukit Rajah, Boon Hean, Estates, Ld1.. 149, Leadenhall St.,

New Eskdale & Sungei Binjai Es- London, E.C. 3

| tales Bukit Timah Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Eastern Division V—Sungei Rasa & Singapore

(Delabole Estate; Postal Address— Tan Piah Eng, manager

Klang, Selangor; Cable Add: Secretaries & Registered Office—

Rajah;

from Klang Telephone

Railway44; iStatiori—3

Distance Evatt & Co., Singapore

miles, Distance from Klang Tele- Acreage Total: 522, cultivated

graph Office—3 miles (rubber) 469

E. A. Ash, general manager Bukit Toh Alang- Rubber Estates,

"Western Division: Ltd.—Kuala Ketil, South Kedah

T. J. McCann, divisional assist. T. J. MdDonald, manager

H. O. Cannon Do. H. C. Sheppard, assist.

I Eastern Division: Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd.

1 Y. J. iDavidson, divisional assist. Ld., Penang, agents

Agents—Cumberbatch & Co;, Ltd., Secretaries & Registered Office—

Kuala Lumpur J. A. Wattle & Ob., Shanghai

Acreage—Western Division Total Acreage — Total: 1794, cultivated

3,547i, cultivated (Rubber) 2,727 (rubber) 1592 (,coconuts) 8

, .Eastern Division Total 2,438 culti-

vated (Rubber) 1,698 Office—Geo. Bukit Toh Alang Rubber Estates,

’Secretary & Registered Ltd.—Jarak Station, Province Wel-

F. Woods, 37-38, Fenchurch Street, lesley

London, E.C. 3 ' D. Noble, manager

1450 - RUB.BEl{. ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

RegisttifU Office—J. A. W^jttjLQ , & cjARNARyoN, , (Selangor) . Rubber .Go.,

Co., 10, C^nttifli.RQfwl,,.Shanghai,i ' Ltd.—Kuala Selangor; iN/Ieph. .-3T

Carnarvon Estate ‘ i ".

Bukjt Tupah Rubber Elates,, Ltd.— C. v. Newton, general manager

Kedah Registered Office—The Planters’

N. W. Mallet, manager , ;,i , I ! Stores and Agency Co,, Ld., 17,

Registered Office.^— Rubber Estate St. " Helen’k Place, 'BisKbpsgate,

;Agency, Bunge Hou^ .71, St. London, E.C.

Mary’s Axe,,,London,' ^1C. 3<#

Bukit Untong . Rubber Co., Ltd.— Castlkkiei.o (Krixg) Rubber, Estate,

Ltd.—Spla-hgor ( : , , :

Postal Ad: Dingwall Estate, Mam- S'ey-jiiiour' Williams,' manager

bau, Negri Sembilan Registered biHcer-rBright & Gal-

M. H. McKellar, directors braith, Ld., 7, Martin’s Lane,

•T. K. Mandy, do. Cannon Street, London, E.C- 4.

T. S. MaCaulay do.

C. A S. Dewar, manager Central JOHq.Bp, Rubber, Estate, Ltd.

Agents & Secretaries—Mensergh Jz —Niyjor, Johore , ',f

Tayler, Seremban

Acreage—Total • 514, planted 434 W., A, Wijiken,', manner

Registered 'Office—Shaw,' Sarpy,

Buloh Akar Estates (1921), Ltd.—. , Co,i ,Ld., Winchester, + House, ’ ibid

Postal Ad : Parit,' Perak Broad'fetreetj‘Londqi(, E,C. 2

George Huntsman, mahtiger Central Perak Rubber Qo., Ltd.—

Registered

Stewart, Office—Brown,

Ipoh Phillips & I Simpang Estate, ^impang - Ampafc,

Province Wellesley ’

Buloh Kasap Rubber Plantations, G. Michelsen, manager

Ltd.—Buloh Kaspar Estate, Johore Secretaries & Registered

Eastern Industries, Ld.. Office—

Bahru, Johore

R. A. M. Stradling, manager Acreage — Total: 1255, cultivated

A. W. Coles, assistant (rubber) 945, (coconuts) 281

Hon. Mr. H. E. Nixon', visiting

agent Central Perak Rubber Cq., Ltd.—

Secretaries ’'arid' Registered- Offide— Dovenby, Krian Road, Simpang and

Boustead & Co., Ld., Unio'n Build- Padang Piol Estates

ing, Singapore Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Kuala

Buloh River Rubber Estate—Johore; Lumpur, agents

Postal Ad: c/o Post Office Masai, Secretaries & Registered

Eastern Industries, Ltd., Office—

King

S. Johorp tai&is&S William Street* London, E.C. .4

J. L. Gorddard,* meager Acreage—Total • JO,254, cultivated

Societe i nternattonale de Planta- (rubber and coconuts) 4,239

tions et de Finance, Kuala Tjum-

per,. agents . Central Perak Rubber Cp., Ltd.—

Bute Plantations (1913), Ltd.—Nilai, Postal Ad : Krian Road Pos(t, Perak

Negri Sembilan ’ L. Montigny, manager

C. H. O. Strettell, manager Registered Office-Eastern Indus-

Kennedy, Burkill & Cb., Agents tries, Ld., King William Street,

Secretaries & Registered Office— Loudon, E.C. 4.

A. R. Burkill & Sons, Shanghai Changkat SaLak'Rubber & Tin, Ltd.—

Acreage — Total: 1982, : cultivated Salak North, Petak' '

• (rubber) R573 A. Harman general manager

Cairo (Malay) Rubber Syndicate, Registered Office—Gibson & Ahder-

Ltd.—Negri Sembilan ' son, 124, St, .Vincent, ;'St'., Glasgow

J. T. Smith,, manager

Registered Office—Gardiner, Hunter Changkat Serdang Estates. Ltd.—

& Co., 40-41-, Old Bropd,/Street, Taiping, Perak

London, E.C. 2 J. R. Burnand

KUBBEK ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS 1451

Secretaries & Registered Office— Secretaries and Registered Office—

Thomas Barlow & Bro., Ceylon

Evatt & Co., Singapore

Acreage

(rubber)— 997

Total: 1035, cultivated Ho.usb, Eaitcheap, London, E.C.

Cheviot Rubber, Ltd;,—Lab.u,Negri

Chembong

Ltd.—Negri Malay Rubber Co. (195JO), Sembilan

Semhila'n

J. S. Johnstone, manager G. P. Barnet, manager

M .Cave-Moyle, assist.

Registered Office—Boustead Bros., A. T. McDonald, do.

Walsingham House, Seething Lane, A. T. J. Maclagan, assist.

London, E.C. 3 Acreage—Total: 3,534,' cultivated

(rubber) 3,057

Chemor United Rubber Co., (Ltd.—

Chemor, Perak Chimpul (F.M.S.) Rubber Estates,

L. Kirkby, manager Ltd.—Tampin, Negri Sembilan

Secretaries & Registered Office— W. J. Wallace, manager

J. A. Wattie & Co., Shanghai A. Wallace and W. Murray,

assistants

Chempedak Rubber & Gambier Estate, Sime,

agents(Darby & Co., Malacca,

Ltd.—Postal Ad: Masjid Tanah, Secretaries and Registered Office—

Malacca Shaw, Darby & Co., Old Broad

L.Kennedy,

S. Harland,Burkill

manager& Co., Ld., Street, (London

; Acreage—Total: 2,545, cultivated

Penang and Ipoh, agents (rubber) 1,476

Secretaries and Registered Office—

J. A. Wattie & Co., Ld., 10, Can-

ton Road, Shanghai Chota Rubber Estates, Ltd.—iSentul

Cheng Rubber Estates, Ltd., Cheng P.D.O.,S.Selangor Ainger, manager

Estate—Postal Ad : Malacca R. Duncan, assist.

L. S. Harland, manager Secretaries & Registered Office—

Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ld., Bright and Galbraith, Ld., 7, Mar-

Penang and Ipoh, agents tin’s Lane, Cannon Street, Lon-

Secretaries—J. A. Wattie & Co., 10, don

Canton Road, Shanghai, Chinese

P.O. Box 566 Chulsa (Selangor) Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Cheondrong, Ltd.—Bau Gajah, Perak Selangor G. L. O’Hara Hickson, manager

D. K. Paterson, manager Registered Office—C. A. Goodricke &

Acreage — Total: 480, cultivated Co., West India House, 96, Leaden-

(rubber) 448 hall Street, London, E.C. 3

Cheras Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Ka- Cicely Rubber Estates Co., Ltd.—

Teluk Anson, Lower Perak, F.M.S.

t jang, Ulu Langat, Selangor

J. T.Cracroft-Amcotts, manager H. de H.1 Smith, manager

P. Warin, assistant Registered Office—Rowe, White &

Secretaries & Registered Office— CX>., Ld., 4, Lloyd’s Avenue, Fen-

Boustead & Co , 149, Leadenhall church Street, London, E.C. 3

Street, London

Acreage—Total: 1,769, cultivated Cluny Rubber Estates. Ltd.—Slim

(rubber) 1,517 River, Perak

J. M. P. Landon, manager

Chersonese (F.MuS.) Estate, Ltd. Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros-

(England), Rubber and Coconuts— fteld, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower St.,

Kuala Kurau, Perak London, E.C.

H. H. Wardlavv, A.M.i.E.E.V'iriian-

ager and engineer Clovelly Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

W. H. Bruce, A. S. P. Percival, Toroi, Negri Sembilan

H. D. Furze, resdt. manager

and O. T. Owen, assistants

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTAT TONS

^R-ennie, Lowick & Co., 6, Battery 0. H. Wood, manager

Road, Singapore, agents Registered Office—Shand, Haldane

Secretary and Registered Office^— & ' Co., 24, Rood Lane, London,

R. D. Saw, Moorgate Station E.C. 3.

Chambers, London, E. 0.

Consolidated

Coconut Estates at Pr.nxk, LtB! — Ltd.—Sitiawan, Rubber Estates (1914),

Teluk An soil, Low^t*’Pei^i: Perak

Capt. A. Prichard' J.p:, acting D,. Carmichael, manager

j manager Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ld.,

Penang and

Begistered Office—Whittail ^ ‘ Cb‘., Secretaries and RegisteredIpoh, agents

Colombo, Ceylon Office—A.

R, Burkill & Sons, Shanghai

ColiNsburgh ’ Estate,' Lii).—Malar, boNTINENTAL PLANTATION Co. (InCOr-

J chore pora’tcd lit E.S.A.), Hpeta Padang

I. A. McDonald, manager

■Secretaries—Sime, Darby

As ah an ; TeTeph. 21 (Kisaran);

4, Fort Road, MalabcA Cable Ad: Conrub, Kisaran Asa-

CoMPAftNiE bu Cambodge—Eeclah

1 han. Head Office: 1775, Broadway,

Tungei Ylar Estate New York

•C. A. Rods, manager , W. Hansen, general manager and

A. Aubert, & E..’lK,''jolsw6rthy, attdrhey

assistants

Messrs. Soc. Fin. & Co., Ltd., Cosmos Estate—Kuala Kangsar, Pe-

Kuala Lumpur, agents rak

Compagnie du Selangor—Budu Estate, Acreage—Total:G. E. Henning, pro. and mgr.

Raub, Pahang 150, , cultivated'

A. E. Brooker, manager (rubber) 150

'O: S. Craik and T. P. H. CRaigielea Rubber Plantations, Ltd.

Tatham, "assistants

Messrs. Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala —Johore, Postal Ad: Craigielea

Estate, Muar, Johore

Lumpur, agents G. E., Gumming, manager

Acreage—Total: 4,30© Registered Office—Shaw, Darby &

Connemara, Ltd.—Semenyih,. Selangor . Broad Go., Ld., Winchester House, Old

R. H. Thrupp, manager Street,; London, E.C.' 2

W. Jepsen, assistant

Secretaries and Registered Office— ■ CroYlix Rubber Estate and Produce

Boustead & Co., Kuala Lumpur

Acreage—Total: - 1,543, cultivated Syndicate, Ltd.—Selangor

Bukit Talil Estate—

(rubber) 1,391 Andrew Mustard, manager

Consolidated Eastern Plantations, Registered Office—Walker Bros., 36,

Basinghall Street, London, E.C.

Ltd.—Rengam, Johore, Teleph. 3

Rengam; Cable Ad: Consols Ren-

gam it t Cultuur

H. -J. Stocker, manager

J. L. Cowie, acting manager Sumatra Maats, Leidong WfiST—

C. S. Butcher, engineer W. Th. Wolhers, manager

Superintendants inrr . G. Jurgensen, assistant

, G. A. Gilson, H. F. Piper, A. B. J. H. Grondhout, do.

Baker, A. J. Massie, Y. S. Allen i Damansara (Selangor) Rubber Co.,

and W. T. r-Rave10,107 cultivated Ltd.—Selangor

Acreage—Total

8,711 A. Douglas, manager

Registered Office—Naftel, Ruther-

Consolidated Malay Rubber Estates, ford & Marshall,

London, E.C. 3 20, Eastcheap,

Ltd.—Negri Sembilan

RUBBER ESTATES ANE {OTHER PEAR TAT iONiS 1453

Deli Batavia Rubber Maatscuabbu, . Rotterdam B.—P. A- M. van

Rubber and Postal Ad: Oorschot

Pematang -Siantarj, C,, fiupaatra; Sampali—P. Pfundt

Cable Ad: Bamyrub Pematang Soqkaranda^—J. A. H. v. Grie-

Siantar; Code: Mdrcnur 3rd edn. thuijsen ,/

Tandjong Bringin- J. 11. Coch-

Deli ulPlanters Verekxioing te Medan rane

P^tra'

—SBesbuur ' Tandjong Djatti—H. Wichel-

man

Yoorzitter—J. Sj^eenstra Toentoengan—J. Kroese

Secre-taris—Dr. T. Volker Ruhbei'oijderpemingen

Secretariaat: , . .! Administrateurs—

Chef de Bureau—J. P. Th. Ritter- Batang Seranagan—P. J. A.

. shaus AuguStijn

De>U Proefstation ; Sungei Litoer—P. J. A. F. Fcld-

Directeur—Dr, J,,..3£uij!pei\ brugge

Secretaris—C. H. ten Cate Tandjong Kleling—G. F. Riesz

Iminigianfen Asyl / Hoofdadministrateur — d. H.

Raad van Toez.ielit Kraaijvanger

YQor^jtte.^—De .

Admin istrateur—

Obstkust van iSuihatra , Hoofdadminr. —C. H. Kraaij-

Bestuur • vanger

Yoorzitter—J. Steenstra . Secretaris—P. van Oven

Secretaris—Dr. T. Volker Tabaksondernemingen -' i

Personeel Administraeurs—

Huismeester—Ch. [leideman Amplas—H. W. A. HofmOester

Leider—C. J. Batenburg Bindjei Estate—W. H. Starink

Deli Maatschappij Doerian Moelau—E.; Ae Knoote

HoofdadministrateTii'—J. J. Prie- Ged. Djohore—W. Nieuwenhuijs

Tabaks ondernemingen wd.

Admiriistrateurs-— Goegoer—K. A. van der Schoot

‘ Arnhemia—C. P. M. Schas Lau Boentoe—J. H. F. Baukema

Bandar Klippa—J. \Vr. A. van Padang Boelan—F. W. Winkley

Keeken Padang Brahrang—J.. F. Th.

Bekalla—V isser van Erpers Royaards

Bekioen—J. Kisjes , Padang Tjermin—B. A. van der

Belawan Estate—C. Van Sijp Sluijs

Bdeloe Tjina—J. Th. P. van Paya Djamboe—W. A. Hind

wnd.

Houts Tandein—W. F. van Panhuijs

Deli Toewa C. C. Reijnders Tandenj Hilir—Cb J. Bos

Helvetia.—A. J. Tdllekamp Timbang Langkat—F. C. M.

K. Begoemit—J. H. J. do Roche- Wertheim SaJomonson

mont Senembah Maatschaptoij

Kwala Bingei—H. A. Statius wd. Hoofdadministrateur—B. C.

Muller J. Duppen

Kwala Mentjirim-^J. H. Kuij- Secretaris—A. F. W. Delsman

per Tabaksondernemihgen

Doeboe Dalam—P. G. Gardenier Administrateurs—

Mariendal—J. B. Jelgerhuijs Batang Kw is—A. W. Ahues

Swildens Goenoeng Rinteh—P. Weber

Medan Estate—B. van den Berg Kwala Nambe—J. J. Rooden-

Namoe Oekoer—P. M. Visser burch

Namoe Trassi—L.1 Schmdit Loebbe Pakam—J. Samson

Paya Bakong —H. C. A. Grans- Paggar Marbau—K. : Rohm

berg Patoembah—

Poengei—J. ISTiiveldt Ramoenia—P. Schultink

Rimboen—Tellekamp Selayang—J. F. van Leeuwen

Rotterdam A—P. v. d. Bergh l^impang Ampat—F. R. Zeiss

1454 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONtS

Soen^ei Bahassa—if. Brunner Tabaksondernemingen

Ta.ngjon,g Morawa—W. F. A. Administrateurs—

; Rottiet Tjinta Radja—C. Staeheljn

Tfingjong Morawa Kiri—J. B. Rubberondernemingen

Werdmolder Admi n i str ate ur s—

TWo RivensH—J. Hemsen Kotari—F. Hofmann

Rubberondernemingen 'Silinda—H. Ritz

Admirnstrateurs— Serdang Cultuur Maatschappij

Melatti—E. J. ter Meulen Hoofdadministrateur — R. van

Tandjong Garboes—E. Gschwind der Goot

L. Moengkoer—H. D. Kisten- Seeretaris—A. Briedd

maker Tabaksondernemingen

K lap peron dei' nem i ngen Administrateurs—

Administrateurs— Adolina—J. E. M. Regnier

Soengei Toean—E. Fahrlander Tjoekir—P. C. M. van Leuven

Tabak Maatschappij Arendaburg Rubberondernemingen

Hoofdadministrateur—G. Nieu- Administrateurs —

wenhuijs Adolina Oeloe—G. Post

Secretaris—P. Leezenberg Bobongan—G. Hesseling

Tabaksondernemingen Soengei Li poet Cultuur Maatscha p-

Administrateurs—

Klambir Lima—G. J. van Driest Soc.pij Financibre des Caoutchoucs,

Kloempang—W. J. W. Scbelle- agents

kens Tabaksondernemingen

Mabar—R. H. Nieuwsma Administrateurs—

Saentis—W. H. van Embden Martabing—P. C. Solleveld

Soengei Krio—J. L. J. van Riel Soengei Krapoh—O. Staehelin

wnd. Rubberondernemingen

Soengei Mentjirim—J: A. van Administrateurs—

Weener Bangoen Bandar—E. D. W. As-

Rubberondernemingen selberghs

Adminlstrateurs—• Tandjong Maria;—G. van Pelt

Bandar Bedjamboa—B. Pos- Holland Deli Compagnie

thuma Hoofdadministrateur—A. Husi

Naga Radja—J. F. de Visser wnd.

Scengei Simoedjoer—J. de Regt Administrateurs—Dol. Masihoel:

wnd. A. Husi wnd.

Cultuur Maatschappij “ De Oost- Holland Sumatra Tabak Maatschap-

kust ’’ pijHoofdadministraeur—L. R. Koo-

Hc^didadministrateur—R. Graf

Sctretaris—B. J. Maljers lemans Beijnen

Tabaksdndernemingen Administrateur—Soengi Bam-

Administrateurs— ban : L. R. Koolemans Beijnen

Badja Linggei—H. Ruijsenaars Roloniale Cultuur Maatschappij

Goenoeng Katai-an—Horsting Administrateur—T. Lawan: D.

Pabatoe—-A. Jeppe J. Van Balen

Tandjong Ivoeba/—G. Abrabam- Deli Spoorweg Maatschappij

sen Administrateur-^C. Hasselo

Ru^bprondernemingen Sfeei’etaris—A. Slager

Adminisitrateurs—

Goe^oeng Monaco—H. L. Lemp- Dennxstown (Keian, F.M.S.): Rubber

ke

Goeiroeng Pamela—W. J. Bollee Estates, 'Ltd. , Kim Seng ■ Estate—

Kedah; Postal Ad: Kuala Ketil;

Goenoeng Para—J. C. J. Wit- Telepb. 19 (Kuala Ketil); Cable

mans Ad: Kimseng

Tabak Maatschappij Tjinta1 Radja W. D. iMagill; manager

Hobfdadministrateur—C . Stae- S. Boseawen, assistant

' helin Tan Boon Chooi, bookkeeper

RUflPMR :EHTATHls AND ’OTHER PLA^TATIOKiS 1455

'O.'R. N’ettieion 'Assistant ; I. M. Shaw ! and G. Phillips,

J. Murray, Euala tLurilptir, assistants /

visiting agent ' Secretaries—Be'gg,' Roberts & Co.,

Secretaries and Registered Office — ■’J 138,1

E.O.

Leadenhall

n "Street,

■ r' 1 '

London,

Shaw, Darby & Co., Winchester

House, Old Broad Street', London,

E.O. 2

Agents—Henny Waugh &' Op., Ltd., Dominion Rubber .Ltd. oe N.Z,

: (Registered in New Zealand), Te-

Penang bing Tinggi Estate,— Kelantan ;

Postal Ad: Tebin Tinggi Estate,

Dennisto wn (Khian, F.M.S,) RxIbber inion Sungci Ivusial;* Cable Ad: Dom-

Estates, Ltd.—Pa'tit Buntar, Perak H. D., LamoiiCFIscIku', .manager

E. J. Chandler, rnhWafghr Bpustead & Go., Tumpat, agents

Registered ' Offifce—Shavt, Darby- & Boustead & (Jp.,.iSipgap;’o5re|, agents

Co., Ld., Winchester * House, Old Secretaries and Registered Office—

Broad Street, London, E.O. 2 Wm. jBrpwn Cp,,, .Qrawford St,,

Devon Estates (Malacca), Ltd.— Dunedin, New Zealand' ,

Malacca

H. El Mxon, gen. mgr. and dit. Dominion Rubber Cp..,: LT.;.,-H3qngkai,

Registered Office—Evatt it Co., P.O. Perak

Box 166, Sihgapote J.. Whyte, manager

Kennedy, Burkill & Oo., Penang,

Digwarrah Rubber Col, Ltd., (<^al= agent

cutta)—Sungkai, Perak .Secretaries ;and Registered Office—

H. J. Manson, manager A. R. Burkill, & :Sons, Shanghai

Secretaries and Registered Office— Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 801

..825i cultivated

Andrew Yule & Oo., Calcutta

Acreage—Total : 900, cultivated

(rubber) 842 ■! Dominion Rubber Oo., Ltd. (Incor-

porated in Hongkong), Domipion

Bindings Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Estate - - Selangor; Postal Ad:

Sitiawan, Perak Semenyih, F.M.S. ; Teleph. ,19 (Se-

A. T. Edgar, manager menyih); Cable Ad : Skyum, Seinen-

Registered Office—R. Sunderland :yih. ■

Taylor, 10, Queen’s Street; Ips- N. J. Skyum, manager

wich, England J. G. Fortune, assistant

Dingwall Estate—Mambau, Negri H. 0. Pinching, visiting agent

Sembilan Kennedy, Burkill & Oo., Ld.,

' O. A. S. Dewar, manager Chartered Bank Chambers, P.O.

.

Mansergh & Tayler, Seremban, Secretaries andBox 133, Ipoh, agents

Registered Office—

agents A. R. Burkill & Sonn 2, Canton

Acreage—Total: 341, cultivated Road, Shanghai

(rubber.) 315

Dorset Estate—Sungei Bakap, Pro-

Djapoera (Sumatra) Rubber Estates vince Wellesley

Ltd.—Sumatra O. A. S. Sellors, proprietor

F. D. Dewson, manager F. W. Petrie Hay

Secretaries and Registered Office— Acreage—Total: 92l, cultivated

Donald Laing, London House, 3, (rubber) 92J

New - London Street, Cr.utehed

Friars, London, E.C. 3 Dour Estate—-Batu Caves P.O., Se-

Registered Office—Donald Laing, langor, Federated Malay States

Lohd6n,i E.C. 3 , H. M. S. Wagner, manager for the

Estate of C. Wagner (deceased)

Djembee Rubber Estates, Ltd. (In-

corporated in England)—Pahang ; Duff Development Co., Ltd., The—

Jerantut Estate, Jeranfcut Kelantan

J. L. H. Graham, manager S. T. T dtfaan, Estate manager

1456 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATION®

W. A. Allan, accountant Acreage—Total: 1,629, cultivated

Planting Assistants:—E. Phs lip, (rubber) 1,217

G. G. Dawson, D. T. Lloyd and

C. P. Gregory East Asiatic Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Boustead & Co., Ld., Kota Bharu, Johore

agents E. Anker, manager

Dunlop Plant'ations, Ltn. -Johore Registered Office—H. Gunter, Orient

R. Makepeace, general manager House,' London, E.C, 2

Registered Office—Dunlop Planta- East Asiatic Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

tioiis, Ld., Bastion House, Malacca Kedah

Dunlop Plantations, Ltd.—Malacca R. 0. Bungaard, manager

L. W. W. Gudgeon, manager Registered Office—H. Gunter, Orient

Registered Office^—Dunlop Planta- House, 42-45, New Broad Street,

tions, Ld., Malacca , London, E.C. 2

Dunlop Plantations, Ltd.—Negri East Asiatic Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Treiigganu, Postal Ad: Kretay via

Sembilan

Registered Office—Dunlop Planta- Singapore East Asiatic Rubber Estates, Ld.,

tions, Ld., Bastion House proprietors

Dunlop Rubber 0o., (S-.S.), Ltd.— Registered H. Engberg, manager

Malacca Office!—H. Gunter, Orient

L. W. W. Gudgeon, manager House,. 42-45, New Broad Street,

Secretaries—Dunlop

1 Rubber Co. London, E.C- 2

(S.S.), Ld., Singapore Eastern Sumatra Rubber Estates,

(Dusan Ltd. (Incorporated in London),

BilhamIDurivn Rubber

Estate, Estates Ltd.—

Sitiawan, Lower Boekit Maradja Estate—Sumatra :

P.O. : Pematang Siantar; Teleph. 9

Peralk j (Siantar)

W. E. Eaton, manager H. J. V. S. Holder, manager

Secretaries & Registered Office— Registered Office — The Rubber

Oripplegate Buildings, Wood St., Estates Agency, Ld., Bunge

London House, 71. St. Mary’s Axe, Lon-

Acreage —

(rubber) 603Total: 1662, cultivated don,, EYC. 3

Dusun DurtAn Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Edinburgh Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Walbrook Sitiawan, Perak Selangor

Estate, manager

W. Eagle-Bott, C. J. Arnold, general manager

Registered Office—W. Harvie, 5, Registered Office—McDonald, Ste-

wart & Stewart, c.a., 87,i West

Cripplegate Buildings, Wood St., Regent Street, Glasgow

LonHon, E.C.

Dusun Durian Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Elaeis Plantations, Ltd.—Elaeis Es-

Selangor tate, Mengkibol, Johore

G. D. Sansom, manager E. W. Gruer, manager

Registered Offioei—W. HarVie,■ 5, Secretaries and Registered Officer—

Cripplegate Buildings, Wood St., Guthrie & Co., 5, Whittington

London, E.O. Avenue, London

Eaglehurst Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Emerald Rubber and ‘.Coconut Go.,

Pondok Tanjong, Perak Ltd.—Kedah

E. Wilkie, manager V. R.; Oonolly, manager

R. J. Augustin, assistant Registered Office^—Gibson & Ander-

McAuKffe, Davis Hope, Penang, son, c.a., 124, St. Vincent Street,

agents

Secretaries and Registered Office— 1 Glasgow

Townsend and Ridsel, 411, Salis- Eow Seng Rubber Oo., Ltd.—-Parit

bury House, London Wall Buntar, Perak

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS 1457

C, C. H. Beaman, manager F.M.S. Rubber Co., Ltd.—^Selangor

Registered Office—Kennaway, Neame H. ©. Jensen, manager (Eastern

& Co., 6, Lloyd’s Avenue, Een- division)

chureh Street, London, E.O. 3 A. C. Hayton, manager (Western

division)

Equatorial Produce Co. — Trolak, (Dr. T. Quaife, m.b., u.m.p.

Perak Registered Office—Societe Interna-

W. M. Iversen, manager tionale des Plantations et de

C. G. Oman, supt. Finance, 21, Rue Arenberg, Ant-

P. Bedey, assistant werp

Acreage—Total: 2,060, . .cultivated (F.M.Sr) Rubber Planters’ Estates,

(Oil Palm) 1,700 Ltd. (Incorporated in England),

Jemima Estate—Postal Ad : Mam-

Errol Estate, Ltd.—

Perak Jemima

P. K. Murugayah’Pillay, manager J. S. Laird, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Registered Office—Lyall, Anderson

Harrisons, Barker & 06., Penang & Co., 16, Philpot Lane, London,

Acreage—Total: 329, cultivated E.C.

(rubber) 323

Federated (Selangor) Rubber Co.,

Escot Rubber Estates, Ltd., The— Ltd.—Vallambrosa, Kiang

Slim River, Perak H. Case, manager

H. M. Newton, general manager Registered Office—Naftel, Ruther-

Registered Office—Kennaway, Neame ford & Marshall, 20, Eastcheap,

& Co., 6, Lloyd’s Avenue, Fen- London, E.C.

cburch Street, London, E.O. 3

Foothills (Malaya) Rubber Estate,

Escot Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Selangor Ltd.—Kedah

M. J. Kennaway, genera! manager A. V. Perrin, manager

Registered Office—Kennaway, Neame Registered Office—Edward, Bou-

& Co., 6, Lloyd;s Avenue, Fen- stead & Co., Ld., 149, Leadenhall

Street, London, E.C. 3-

church Street, London, E.C. 2

Estate of Lore Yew(Pcceased) Residuary Gadek Rubber Estate, Lm.—Tampin,

Estate ■ Negri, Sembilan

Lumpur,Office: 12, Market

Selangor: P. Street,

O. BoxKuala

276; J. D. Dalton, manager

Teleph. 232 (Kuala Lumpur) J. R. Tannock, assistant

Trustees—Loo Yew Hoi, Lee Nam, Boustead & Co., Ltd., Singapore,

: Khoo Wee Tat, E. D. Butler and agents

G. D. Shearn Secretaries and Registered Office—

Secretaries —Gibson, Anderson, Begg, Roberts & Co., .138, Leaden-

Butler & Cm, chartered accts. hall Street, London

Estate of Loke Wan Tho—Office : 4, Acreage—Total : 1,419, ‘ .cultivated

Market Street, Kuala Lumpur; (rubber) 1,323 t ,,

Teleph. Ill (K.L,)

Tiustees—Khoo' Keng Hooi, Liew Gadong ■ Coconut Plantations,. Ltd.—

Wehg Ghee and San Ah Wing Batu Laut, Selangor

Estate of Loke Yuen Hong; Loke T. Nielson, manager

Yuen Clheong and Loke Yuen Registered Office—Pinner’s Hall, 8

Loke—Office : 2, Market Street, & 9 Austin Friars, London, E.C.

Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 192 2

(K.L.) •

Trustee^Eoo Yew Hoi, Alkn Loke

and Lee Nam Galang Besar Rubber Plantations,

Loke Yew 'Coconut 'Estate, ’ Kuala Ltd.—Dutch Territory, Poeloe Ga-

Pahang lang, Netherlands East Indies;

J. C. Swoyder, mhHager A. J. Aitken, manager

1458 RU.BBKR ESTATES AND OTHINl PEANTATIDNS !

N. E. M. Burns, B. Kinloch, GlenealyPerak

PEANT.yfiqnss, : Lrp.—Parit,

A.; P. Milne and M. van Leeu-

:

Wen, assistants ( J. Scott,; gianager , .

Secretaries and Registered Office— Registered .,Qffieg.—Derrick & Go.

Hongkong Bank Chambers, Singa-r

Guthrie & Co., 5, vWhittington

Avenue, Leadenhall 'Stre®, Lon- (iXrf- .oO jnnuoaT

don

Acreage—Total : 2,489, cultivated Glengowrie

Selangor

Rubber Co., Ltd.^ The—

(rubber) 2,314 fU‘>3lav L .M . A

J. A. Taylor, manager

Gan Kee Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Ba- Secretaries—!!dcA

Hope, Penang

nliffc; Davis &

tang Malaka, Negri Sembilan

T. E. R. Parsons, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Glenshiel Rubber Estates Co., Ltd.—

Bright & Galbraith', Ld., -7, Mar- Selangor •

J. H. H. Bailie, manager

.

tin’s Lane, Cannon Street, London Registered OfEcxte-E. ■ C. Maguire,

Garins ( Malacca) Rubber Estates, Pinner’s Hall,' 8 and- 9,- Austin

Ltd.—Malacca Friars, London, E.C. 2

F. A. Trollope, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Glugor Estates—Penang ;

Basanquet, Trail & Co., 4, Miss H. M. Brown, proprietress

D. A. M. Brown, general manager

Market Buildings, London,, E.G. 3 J. assistants

B. Wegullirr ,'and; ' J. V. Boothby,.

Gedong (Perak) Rubber Estate, Ltd.— AtR-bagfr^-Tbtar: .

Bidor, Perak ; 3;406, ' cultivated

A. F. Spooner, manager (rubber) 3;125 “ 'F ' u

Registered Office—Lyall, Anderson GoLcONnk (MAtkfy'kufebEis'Cd., Ltd.—

& Co., 16, Phil phot Lane,. London, Selangor

EO. H. B. Clifton, manager

Glasgow Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Ka- Registered , &

. OfficerTTBosanq-uet, Trail

Co., Ld„ /Market Buildings,

lim, Kedah London, jE.C-i 3: .'

T. E. Upton, manager

Harrisons, Barker & Co.—Kuala Golden Hope Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Lumpur

Secretaries and Registered Office— I SelangprA. E. Dick, inanager ,»

Gibson and Anderson (Glasgow) Registered. Office Harrisons & Cros-

Ltd., 124, St. Vincent Street, Glas- field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street,

gow Bondqn, .EjO. '3

Acreage—Total: 3,736 cultivated

(rubber) 2,044! (coconuts) 8 Golden Hope Rubber < Estates, J^td.—

Glen Bervie Rubber Co.—Tandjong Teluk Anson, Lower Perak

J. T. Pickering, manager

Poera, Langkat, Sumatra' J. L. Milne, assistant

Secretaries and Registered Office—• R, D. Brown, do.

Mincing Lane House, 59, East- Secretaries and Registered Office—

cheap, London, E.O. 3 Harrisonsi and Orosfield, Ltd., 1-4,

Acreage—Total: 920, cultivated Great Tower Street, London

(rubber) 899 , ■ Acreage—Total: 2,757, cultivated

Gben Muar Rubber Estates, Ltd.— (tubbter) 2,4:79 — umY

Johore, Ban Heng Estate; Postal Good Hope (Selangor ) Rubber Co.,

Address: Punehor P.O. via Mtiar, Ltd.—Klang, Selangor

Johore G. M. Notley, manager

. J. F. Green, manager

Registered

spn, 1/9, Office—Dickson Ander Secretaries—Oumberbatck

Cannon Street, &London, lombo, Ceylon

t&i Co., Co-

E. O. 4. Acreage—991, cultivated (rubber and

coconuts) 970

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLAN TATIONiS 1459

Goodtkav Rubber Plantations Co., Registered Office—H. Gould, 149,

the—Sumatra; Postal Ad: Ddlok Leadenhall Street, London, E.C. 3

Merangif, Deli; Cable Ad: Good-

year, Dolok Merangir, Deli; Code: Gula-Kalumpong Rubber Estates, Ltd.

Bentley’s Phrase —Kedah

J. B. Ingle' resident director J. W. Kennedy, general manager

O. D. Hargis, general manager Sungei Tawar Estate, P.O. Kuala

F. S. Weida, asst. gen. manager Ketil

P. S. tShoaff, mgr. (Eng. & (Deve- Jas. McCardle, manager

lopment De^ts.) A. H. Douglas, J. (Davenport, G.

C. L. Marsh, auditor C. Robertson, J. IN. Chicken and

Dr. J. R. weir, director (plant J. M. MdLauchlin, assistants

research dept') Secretaries—Ilbert, Anderson & Co,,

G A. Sackett, director (ehemical Pinner’s Hall, London, E.C'. 2

& process dept.)

J. S. Barnes, forester Gula-Kalumpong Rubber Estates, Ltd.

D. M. Estate Gula, Perak

L. Riedhorst, field manager J. W. Kennedy, general manager

W. E. Klippert, accountant Secretaries—Ilbert, Anderson & Co.,

W. Nieuwenhuisen, engineering Pinner’s

don, E.O.Hall,

2 Austin Friars, Lon-

dept.

W. van Asten, factory assist. Gunong Kroh Estate — Kampong

Goodyear Rubber Plantations Co., Kapayang, Perak; Teleph. 238;

the, Wingfoot Estate—Postal Ad : Cable Ad : Gunongkroh

Pangkattan, Bila; Cable Ad: Good- W. J. Caldwell, R. Connell and

year, Rantau Prapat, Bila; Code: Y. H. Pearson, proprietors

Bentley’s Phrase head manager C.Brown,

C. Footner,

Philips manager

& Stewart, Ipoh,

A. F. Nahmens, agents

(on leave)

D. .J. de Haan, actg. head mgr. ;

Gunong Panjang Rubber Estate—

F. Wi. Cowles, mgr.-financial dept. Gunong Panjang, Gopeng, Perak

J. B. Fleming, accountant W. L. H. Morrison, proprietor

J. C. Huber, Office manager Managing Agents—Nevil Stevens &

J. W. F. Meijer, engineer Co., Ipoh, Perak

Dr. A. Goudberg, medical officer

Wft. hospital Gunong Pari Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

GopiaiG (Perak) Rubber Estates, Ltd. Chemor, Perak

—Kampong Kepayang, Perak

A. F. Carter, manager J.C. V.

C. Doe, general

Osborne, manager

visiting agent

R. A. Coles, assistant Secretaries and Registered Office—

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., H. Gunter, 37 & 38 Fenchurch

Kuala (Lumpur, agents Street, London

Secretaries and Registered

Eastern Industries, ’ Ld., Office—

King Haad Yai Tin Dredging, Ltd. (Incor-

William St. House, Arthur St, porated in the F.M..S.)—Perak ;

London E.C. 4 Cable Ad:

hall’s. Mine:Hadyi; Code; Siam

Bandinlan, Broom-

Acreage—Total: , 2,152, , cultivated A,LimJ.Chin

Eing,Guan,

managing director

(rubber) 1,829 . director (Penang)

Gordon (Malaya)., Rubber Estates, T. B. McGregor, director (Tai-

Ltd.—Kedah pi.Ug)

Secretaries—Bruce & McGregor,

:

E- Walls,

Registered Officemanager

H. Gould, 65, ' Penang

Bishopsgatei, Loriejon, EtC(,, 2 Hamilton (F.M.S.) Rubber Co., Ltd.

Gordon (Malaya) Rubber Estates, (Incorporated in F.M.S.)—Negri

Ltd.—Negri Sembilan Sembilan; Postal Ad: Nilai; Rail-

E. A. Martin; general managfer way Station: Nilai and Sepang

Road; Teleph. 2, Nilai

1460 RUBBER; ESTATES ANP OTHER PLAA'TATTQNdS

W. J, Jkmg&t&p Mt&ia&ffiiu i u*il Haytor, Rubber Estates,, L?d.—Kaparr

E..; :H.r J. X'UrewiHS/ visiting agent Kj,ang,. Selangor

Registered Office —-Cum be r batch & hniQl B- Hamerton, manager

Cos, Ld., KuaJa Lumpur Secretaries and Registered Office—

Evatt & Co., Singapore

Han Yang Plantations, Ltd.*; The— Acreage—Total: (rubber) 507 .

507, cultivated

Singapore 1

Bruce Petrie, general man^gei5

Registered -Office—B¥ube Petriei, Ld., Heawood TinSipuf,and Re brer Estate, Ltd.

uiiilpn Building, -Collyer1 Quay, —Supgei Perak

J. 8. MeCroT, maiiager

Singapore Registered Office—(Gibson & Ander-

Han Yang Plantations, Ltd.—Plin- son, Ld., 124, (St. Vincent Street,-

tong, Johore Bahru, Johore Glasgow

B. Petrie, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Henrietta Kedah

Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Bruce Petrie,, Ld., Singapore 'C. A. El Ik)tit, manager

Haecboft Rubber .Estates, Ltd.— Registered Office- ^Paterkn,''■ Simons

& Co., Ld., ■ London House, New

Sitiawan, Perak £ London Street, London, E:C.

W. R. MelviD,-manager

Harewood Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Herea Rubber Trust, Ltd.—Sungei

Choh, Rawang, Selangor

Baku Gajah, Perak Secretaries and Registered Office—

O. H. Barber; mai^geri A. B. Simson, 139, Gannon Street,

Registered Office—LWnsend <& Rids- London-4

del, 411-419. Salisbury House, Lon- Acreage—Total: 2980, cultivated

don Wall, E C. 2 -

Harimau Rubber Estates — Rot^ HeVea '(JohoTie) RTjbb^r Plantations,

Tinggi, Johore Ltd., (rnrtjrpOTated in England)—

0. Eldon Scott, manager Sungei ‘Bur'dpg- ‘ Efetate, Kukob,

Secretaries and . Registered Office— Johore’; postaL addtess - c/o Sime

Thomas Barloyy and Brother, Lon-

don

Harpenden (Selangor) Rubber Go., Agents—Sime Malacca

Darby & Go., Ltd.r

Ltd.—Selangor Secretaries k Registered Office—

Noel Fisher, manager Dickson. Anderson & Co., (Ltd.,

ID.. Nicolson, assistant 20, Abchurch Lane, London, E.C.

Registered Office—Naftel, Ruther- Acreage-VTotal :• 1,794, Cultivated

ford & Marshall, 20, Eastcheap, (Rubber). .1,700

London, E.C.

Hibernia Rubber Estates. Ltd.—

Hawaiian Sumatra Plantations, Ltd. Pondok Tanjong, Perak

—Langkat, East Coast Sumatra M. G. Gorbet Singleton, manager

J. F. M. Ophol, manager Registered Office1—MeAuliffe, Davis

G. Veeman and G. 'Christensen, & Hope, Penang ■

assistants

Hidden Streams Rubber Syndicate,

Hawthornden

P.O. Box 171, RubberKuala (Ltd.— Ltd.-

Estate,Lumpur, Bruas, Perak

J. F. N. Bach, manager

Selangor Registered Office—G-col Williamson

jF. H. Riches, njapager & Co., & Co., 138, Leadenhall S,treet,

, Secretaries — Cumberhatch London, E.C. •

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Acreage—Total : 2,440, cultivated Highlands

(rubber) 2,2^1 . Go., Ltd,—Selangor

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER i PLANTATIONiS 1461

R. M. Bousfield, manager Registered Office—Bright' &> .Gal-

I. •£). Sami, chief clerk braith, 7E Martin’k LatneBCainnon

Secretaries—Thomas Barlow & Bro., Street, London, EiDj

49-51, East-cheap, London, ,E.C. 5

Hongkong (Selangor) RtrbiBER, LTh. —

Highwood Estate—Batu Caves, Se- Selangor

langor W. R. S. McMillan, manager

Acreage—Total: 101, cultivated Registered Oiliee—-Bright- • & Gal-

(rubber and coffee) 101 braith, Ld., 7, Martin’s - Lane,

London. E.f. • r. d .1

Hillrise Estate—Tanjdng 'TohalUng

Roa;d, Batu Gajah, Perak Hosco’ns Malay Rubber EstatIes, Etd.—

H. R. Baxter, manager

Aylesbury & Nutter, Ipoh, a^ehts •Negri R.

Sembilan

W. Cruickshhnk,

)

' .

mdifiSgeV;:

!l

Acreage—Total: 510, ' 'cultivated i Registered 0 ffich—llar‘ris£rns & CPos-

(tfubber) 441 field', Ld., London 1 - ‘ '

HOLLANDSCH=AMERIKAANSCHE ‘ PtAXTAGE Hoscote (Malaya) Rubber Estates, 1

Mu.—Sumatra Kisaraii, Asahan, Ltp.—Hengam, Johore

S.E.C.; Teleph. 7 (Kisaran).Cable. R.HarrisoPs,

W. CrUickshank, manager

Ad:

A.B.C. Estafette,

edn.,Kisarah;

5th General Bentley,Code's: Al,

Western Barker & Co., Ld.yiH,

Union: arid Great Tower Street, JJphdoti

Secretaries -and Registered Office—

Head Administration

G. PI. Seybold, head mahagei, ■ Harrisons, Barker, Ld., ‘1-4, Great

Head Office Toiver/ Street, I>on don

L. M. Reewers, secretary

W.J.G. Paardekooper, assist. . sec. iInch Kenneth Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Kajang, Selangor .

and civil engineer J. E. S. Codner, manager., i-. k.

Catharina Hospital J. W. Cameir on, assistant -

Dr. W. B. Doorenbos, chief doctor

Plantation Research Uept:, U.S.R.P. Secretaries and Registered .Office—

Gfeemhill & Clapperton, Si,

Inc. George Street, Edinburgh

Dr. W, E. Cake

Estates:— iNcaoxG Rubber Estate, Inchon g.

.Goerach Batoe Estate—Kedah; Postal Ad : S'ordang,

P. F. Leersnyder, manager Kedah

Kwala Piasa V. ■Ridge-Jones, manager

G. G. Schrekker, manager Secretaries—Th*>s-

Poeloe Banding 49-51, Eastcheap, BarloW:

London, AEtC.Bro.,

H. W. T. Doffegnies, manager

Serbangan i Indo-Malay Estates, Ltd. — Ratang

H. D. Kolthoff, manager Berjuntai, Kuala Sfliangor

Soengei Baleh R. P. Broome, manager

N. W. (L. iStofkoper, manager Secretaries and Registered Office—

Tanah Radja Cumberbatch & Go., Colombo

W. Van der Brink, beheerder Acreage—Total: .806, cultivated

Radja iDarat (rubber) 701

E. C. B. Pratt, beheerder

Sibogat Indragiri Rubber, Ltd.—Indragiri,

S. Nicolas, beheerder Sumatra

Damoeli W. H. J. Frahm, manager

J. F. Graadf van Roggau, a,cting B. Montgomery, assistant

manager R. V. Gizijcki, doP

Londoet Secretaries and Registered Office—

H. Leverstein, manager Evatt & Cb.,-Singapore

Holyrood Rubber, Ltd.—Pondok Tan- Insulinde Sumatra Rubber Estates,

jong, Perak Ltp. —Na-moe Oengas, Tiudjong,

James Neilson, manager Poera, Sumatra

1462 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

O. E. Moriaty, manager Registered Office—The Rubber Estate

J. R. Frith, assistant Agency, Ld., Bunge House, 71, St.

Registered Office mr King William Mary Axe, London, E.C. 3

Street, London

Acreage—Total: i cultivated; Jimah Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Port

(rubber) 2,351 Dickson, Negri manager

A. C. Mulloy, Sembilan

Ipoh Rubbeie Estates, Ltd.—Ipoh, Secretaries and Registered Office—

Gattey & Bateman, Singapore

Perak Acreage—Total: 1,047, cultivated

J. Nalder, acting manager

Brown, Philips & Stewart, Ipoh, , (rubber) 991

agents

Secretaries and Registered Office— Jimtai Development, Co., Ltd.—Kua-

McLean, Brodie & Forgie, 7, la G.Pilah Negri Sembilan

C. Lancaster, manager

Royal Bank Place, Glasgow

Acreage—Total: 1,064, cultivated Secretaries and Registered

Harper Gilfillan & Co., Office—

Ltd.,

(rubber) 951 Seremban

Jabi Rubber Plantations, Ltd. (In- Acreage—Total: 800, planted 467

corporated in England)—Postal Ad :

Jabi Estate, Alor Star, Kedah; Jitra Rubber Plantations, Ltd., Bukit

Karangan Estate — Postal Ad:

Cable

F. S.Ad: Williams, manager

N. Williams, Alorstar Padang ,Serai P.O., South Kedah;

Secretaries—’E. B. Ridsdel & Co., Teleph. 3 (Sungei Karangan)

W. A. Aitken, general manager

Ltd., 411-419, Salisbury House, R. A. Thrale, assistant

London Wall, London, E.C. 2 Jitra Estate—Postal Ad: Jitra P.O.,

Jalan Kebun Rubber Co., Ltd.—Klang, N. Kedah ; Teleph. 23-2 (Jitra)

Selangor J. 0. H. Aitken, manager

T. M. Latimer, manager Sandilands, Buttery & Co., agents

W. F. O. Stephens, assistant Secretaries—M. P. Evans & Co., 30,

Acreage—Total: 388, cultivated Mincing Lane, London, E.C. 3

(rubber) 388 Johore Para Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Jasin (Malacca) Rubber Estates, Ltd. 1 Johore—Gunong Pulai Estate

L. O. Desborough, manager

—Malacca Registered Office—A. B. Simson, 139,

E. S. Giles, manager Cannon Street, London, E.C.

Registered Office—R. G. Shaw &

Co., Winchester House, Old Broad Johore River Rubber Plantations,

Street, London, E.C. Ltd.—Johore

Jebong (Perak) Rubber Co., Ltd.— Registered S. W. Gray, manager

Matang, Perak Office—The

tal and General Anglo-Orien-

Investment Trust,

M. S. MoGahey, manager Ld., 55-61 Moorsate. London, E.

E. G. Henty & C. J. MicDermot C. 2

assistants

Secretaries and Registered Office— Johore Rubber. Lands, Ltd.—Johore

Bosanquet & Co. Colombo, Ceylon B. J. R. Barton, manager

Acreage—Total: 1,703, cultivated Registered Office—E. B. Ridsdel &

(rubber) 1,626 Co., Ld., London, E.C. 2

Jeram Kuantan Rubber Estate, Ltd.— Jong Landor Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Pahang • .:i ; Chenderiang, Perak

H. M. Shepton, manager James R. Gordon, manager

Registered Office—Harrisons, Barker Registered Office—Geo. Williamson

& Co., Ld.,' Chartered Bank Cham- & Co., 138', Leadenhall Street,

bers, Singapore Lqndon, E.C.

Jeram Rubber Estates, Ltd. -Selangor Jongg Produce Co.. Ltd.—Teluk An-

J. ID. Smart, manager son, Lower Perak

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTH K R PLAN TAT I ON S 1463*.

J. Wi Gruickshank; director Acreage-^ilWtal ? :28,7.33| :Acites, Cul-

■H; Ki C; Tobittt, do. tivated (rubber); 9*949f-' acres;'.(.do-

conuts) .5,898, (Tea) 831' (Coffee)

L. H. Ghee, secretary

C. F. Thomas, conductor 102 acres

Acreage—Total: 708, cultivated Paradise Estate

410 Postal Address—Kajang, liF.M. S.'

Cable Address—“Coutts,” Kajang

JUGKA , Estate—Bautin g, Selangor Telephone No.—5 Kajang .

H. O. Kennedy, manager Distance from Railway I Station**?

Registered Office—24, Coleman St., 1 mile ' .d

London, E.C. Distance from Telegraphic Office

—lil- miles

I. T. Coutts, manager

F. H. .Mustard, •visitiug.q.gont

Jugra Laud and Carey Ltd. (Incor- Acreage—Total574i'acres,

porated in Scotland). Tamil name /

“Teluk Gunjing” ; Postal Address— Secretaries' and Registered: ‘ Office—

Carey Island, Port Swettenham, Macdonald, Stewart &. Go/, "C.a.,

F.3VI.S.; Cable Add:Teleph.“Loquat,” 87 West Regent Street,! Glasgow

Port 'Swettenham;

Swettenham

53, Port

. : : C. 2, Scotland <'■

Distance from Railway Station-*- Juru Estates, T/rf>.—Province Welles-

Port Swettenham, 9 miles 1by ley

Company’s launch i

Distance from Telegraphic Office Registered E. M. Kingi manager ri‘

()ffice—McLean, Brodie &

—9

mentsmiles (Special

for sending arrange-

and receiving Forgie,;! 7, Royal ‘ Bank Place,

telegrams from Port Swetten- Buchanan Street, Glasgow

ham by telephones) . , M. S. (MatAy- States) Rubber

Forwarding and Enquiry Office-^ K.Y,Pf.an)

Carey Island Agency, Port KedahATI QN s, LtU:.—Sungei Petani,

Swettenham, , Telephone 4, Port Sungei Pat'am ;ahd .l6ilkifc . Lembu

Swettenham

James

manager Melville, resident general R.Estates

phrystaL manager

- H. S. Gifford, s.f.a.x., Office mgs. •J. A. L. Stokes, airid D. 6.

W. A. B. Smith, factcry superin- Wright,-iassisf^nst .

tendent H,1 M’. Rice; assistant

)D. S. Thomson, b.sc., research Secretaries 'Utid Registered Office—

Guthrie Y Co:, Ltd., Leadenhall

Officer Streef. London j

H. T. A. Biddlecombe., -supt. AhreUge—Total : d’hSG, cultivated

11. S. Bryce : do. (rubber) 3,518^'tco'cpj^|its) 16

J. W. Hope, dp.

R. J. MaeLachlan, do. Kajang' duimEi: ' Estates, Ltd.—

C. F. Mangin, do. Sejangdr ,

• J. T. Nixon, do. J. ;S. Aitken; manager"

C. E. Waits, do.' .Reg4fered Office—D. A. Clgp!pert|onr

W. N. Allan Assistant ■' 31', George/Street'' Edinburgh 1

. C. F. Blackwater, do. 5

G. C. Booth, do. gtI o0jj:3TfT

Kamasan Rubber3 aliatujfl. />u 'i i: .

Go., Ltd.—Kuala

J. L. Cowans, do. Selangor, .Selangor ,

W. M. Craig, do. A. G. R. Cow, manager . ..

S. J. Halkett, do. Secrefaries and Registered Office—

A. Marshall, do. Boustead & Cpi., Kuala Lumpur

J. G. Martin, do. Acreage—Total: ‘ 763'. cultivated

I. A. N. McClew, do. ^i;ul»ber) 750

A. N. Moncur, do.

M. G. S. Parker. do. Kampong Batu Syndicate — Rambau,

F. Y.'Spencer, do.

F. H. T. Tatham, do. Negri

•1. R. Weight, dq. K. R.Sembilan

Claudius, manager -

1464 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONiS

Agents & Secretaries—Mansergh & Secretaries and Registered Office—

F. C. Heffer & Oo., 62, Kiangse

Tayler, Seremban Road, Shanghai

Acreage—Total: 187, cultivated

(rubber) 185 Acreage—Total: 529, cultivated

' (rubber) 494

KaMPONG iKlIANTAN RUBBES. Co., LTD.— Karak Rubber Co., Led.—Pahang

Selangor R. G. Young’, manager

V. N. B. Were, general manager

Registered Office—Boustead Bros., 5, Registered Office—Geo. Williamson

& Co., Ld., 138, Leadenhall Street,

Fenchurch Street, London, E.C. 3 London, E.C.

Kampong Kamunting Tin Dredging Karmen Rubber, Ltd.—Pahang

Ltd., (Incorporated in the F.M.S.), A. Burleigh, manager

Perak, Registered Office—Taiping: Registered Office—Guthrie & Co.,

Cable Ad: “Kampong,” Taiping; Ld., 5, Whittington Avenue, Lon-

Telephone 34, Taiping. Auth. Cap. don, E.O., 3

£70,OOP ip shares of 10/- each, Capi-

tal fully paid

Austral Malay Tin Ltd, general Katoyang (Bahru) Rubber Estate,

managers Ltd. (Registered in F.M.S.)f—Postal

G. T. Dawes* secretary Ad: Katoyang Estate, Tanjong

E. R. 'Davis, manager Malim, Perak

R. A. West, a-S.a.a., accountant L. W. Tivy, resident manager

F. (Leverrier, k.c. (chairman), G. C. Bailey, visiting agent

W. A. Freeman, H. Huntsman, Secretaries and Registered Office—

R. J. D. Richardson, b.e. (Syd.) Neill & Bell, Kuala Lumpur

M.INST.M.M., E. E. G. Eoyd, B.E.

(Syd.) AL.M.INST.M.M., F. V. Kayan (F.M.S.) Coconut Co., Ltd.—

Stanley, b.e. (Syd.) and C. 0. Bagan Datoh, Lower Perak

Nardin, b.e. (Syd.), (directors) P. C. Fisher, manager

Sydney Office—Challis House, Mar- Boustead & Co., Penang, agents

tin Place, Sydney Secretary and Registered Office—A.

KAAfPOjiG Lima Rubber Estate, Ltd.— S.

Sungei Bakap, Province Wellesley deen, Scotland 2,233, cultivated

Acreage—Total:

F. W. Petue Hay, manager (coconuts) 1,867

Age.nts, Secretaries and Registered

Office—Sime, Darby & Co., Pen- KEdah Rubber Co., Ltd.—Bagan

ang

Acreage—308, cultivated (rubber) 308 Samak, South Kedah

J. W. Wilson, manager

Kamunting (Perak) Siput,

RubberPerak

and Tin S. L. Roberts, L. Lockyear & G.

Co., Ltd.—Sungei M. Clark, assistants

H. C. Butler, general manager Secretaries and Registered Office—

Henry Waugh & Co., Penang

Registered Office—Guthrie

Ld., 5, Whittington Avenue, 4,442, cultivated

Leadenhall .Street, London, E.C. 3 (rubber) 2,197,. (coconuts) 1811

Kapar Para Rubber Estates Co., Ltd. Kelantan Cooonut Estates, Ltd.,

Oherang Tuii Estate—Kelantan;

—Selangor Postal Ad: ; Cherang Tuli Estate,

P. M. Bendall, manager

Registered Office;—Wm. NeVett & Pasir L. E.

Puteh; Cable Ad: Jagar

White, manager

Co., 3, Salter’s Hall C'dVtrt, Can- Registered Office—83,

noii Street, London, E-C • London, E.C. 4 Cannon St.,

Kapayang Rubber Estates, Ltb.— Kelantan Rubber Estates, Ltd.,

Seremban, Negri Sembilan

T. H. Burchett, manager Estates: Chaning, Pasir Jinggi and

Kennedy, Burkill & !Co., Tpoh, LepanPostal

Kabu Estates—Kelantan;

Ad : Pahi: Cable Ad : Chan-

agents ' ing Pahi, Kelantan

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS 1465

F. W. B. Sergeant, manager Kew Estate, Ltd.—B. N. Borneo: Reg-

isterd Office:

E. J. Goldman and W. M. Phil- Telephs. 6669 and 7435 190, Cecil St., Singapore,

lips, assistants

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kota Directors—CheeSwee Cheng (chairman)

A. W. CaShin, J. A. Elias and Chee

Bahru, agents Guan Chiang

Secretary—Chan Kok Teng

Kempas, Ltd.—Masjid Tanah, Malacca Khota Tampan Rubber Co., (Ltd.—

E. E. C. Lacey, manager

T. Ogg and J. B. Gould, assists. (Lenggong, U. Perak; Postal Add:

Lenggong, Upper Perak; Cable

Same, Darby & Go., Malacca, Ad: “Khota Tampan” Lenggong;

agents

Secretaries and Registered Office— Kuala Kangsar, 30Railway

Distance from

miles

Station

Sime, Darby & Co., Malacca Khota Tampan Estate

Acreage—Total: 2,567, cultivated D. B. Mowat, manager (on leave)

(rubber) 2,440 H. F. Stilwell, assistant

Kempas, Ltd.—Postal Ad: Tenth Mile Agents—Browm, T, M. Subramaniam, clerk

Estate Tangkah via Malacca Phillips & Stewart,

H. Armitage-Fildes, manager Ip oh

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Maclean, Brodie & Forgie, c.a.,

7, Royal Bank Place, Glasgow

Kenny (Selangor) Rubber Co., Ltd.— Acreage—Total:

Selangor 1,094, cultivated

Victor Kinloch, general manager (fubber) 948* other cultivation 2.5

Registered Office—C. A. Pattulo, 46, Kiamsam Plantation and Ranch—

Charlotte Square, Edinburgh Labuan, S. S.

Kepong (Malay) Rubber Estates, (Ltd. W. W. Boyd, j.p., general mgr.

—(Incorporated in England)—Se- and

D. G.proprietor

Boyd, assistant

langor

A. V. Beith, general manager Kiangnan Estate—Sungei Krinking,

Kepong Estate Johore; Postal Ad: 112, Robinson

Postal Address—Kepong, Selan- Road, Singapore

Acreage—Total: 417, cultivated

gor (rubber only) 417

A. V. Beith, manager

K. O'. P. Horsford, assistant Killinghall (Rubber) Development

Bujong Estate

Postal Address—Sungei Buloh, Syndicate, Ltd.—Selangor

F, C.) Oox, manager

Selangor Registered Office—Bright & Gal-

A. G. (Donald, manager braith, 7, Martin’s Lane, Cannon

S. Y. Turner, actg manager Street, London, E.C.

Sungei Gapi Estate

Postal Address—Sungei Tam- Kimanis Rubber, Ltd. (Incorporated

peian, Ulu Selangor in England), Kimanis Estate-

H.H. Bell, manager Postal Ad: Jesselion, B.N, Borneo;

L. W. B. Trevor, assistant Tel. Aid: Kimanis, Jesselton

Buhit Lanchong Estate W. Riddel, manager

Postal Address—Batu Tiga, Selan- 'O). Stephens, A. M. Carey and

gor A. 0. MacKenzie, assistants

G. M. Speeden, manager Guthrie & Co., Ld., Kuala Lum-

Agents—Boustead & Ob., (Ltd,, Kua- pur, agents

la Lumpur

Secretary and Registered Office^- : Seteretaries and Registered Office—

Guthrie & Co:, Ld., 5, Whittington

W. B. Gaul, 149, Leadenhall, Lon- Avenue, London, E.C. 3

don, E C. 3

Acreage—Planted vdth Rubber-i- Kim Seng Land Co., Ltd.—Pasir

5,766^ Pa.iang, Singapore

Total Acreage—6,569! E. Orcheston Findlay

RUBBER (ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONiS

Acreage—Tbtal: 2^530; ciiltivafed Klanang Produce Do., Ltd.-—Selangor

(rubber) ^,000 • ; W Keightley-Smith, manager

Registered(London) Office—Messrs. Walker

Binding Rubber Estate Syndicate— d Bros. .Ltd., 3, (London

Wall Buildings, London, E.C.

Changkat Kinding, te'rak -

J. S» Eprguson, proprietor

P. McGaul, do. f

H. Scully, manager , /.tohB HLfiM -XELLAS. Ltd.—Padahg Retigas,

Acreage—Total : 767, cultivated r :.Perak -)R.

'

W.'Pow, manager

(rubber) 702, (tea) 65 • ' Roistered Office—E. B. Ridsdel and

E inta Kellas Rubber Estates,'Etd.- _ Do., Ltd., 111-119, 'Sklisburg

Batu GajaH, Pera'k ; House, London Wall, E.C. 2

R. Carswell, 'manager'

Registered Officer—Tayfor^ Neble & Kluang Rubber Do., LTD.—Kluang

Oo.y- -481-4841, ■ • iSMiaburyl; House, Estate, Johore

Ton'd on 'Walt,' -Ldrtdorv/ E.T'. 2 , , H.. B. :Qonsta|).le, r mg^. (op leav^)

fBwatg h gqil:' I • megA A.‘ G< ,^6tt,' acting manager,''

KmiA Valley ..Estate, Irfb.—Ppstal Secretaries’ .1. Wilson, assistant;

A!d : J Batti. Gajali,; Perak "A? ’ and Registered' Office—

Lerrick & Co., Singapore

H. P, Hutcjiekori;. manager -

’’:; R, N‘.WhitakeV,, rffgagUtit> Aereage—Ttital: 1;892, ' cultivated

Registered 'Office—Brqwn, Phillips (rubber) 1,566

’ S'tledvart, !I0oH :

h>/Gi li'r /AfmilAJLH tr/.RMAlX

Tyirby Rubber Estates, LTb

Co., Ltd.—

, .Sembilan -S .7/ .77 Gadut, Negri

D. Farqnharspu, -geiveral manager _ J. S. Ironside,-manager .„

Registp^pd Office—The, Planters’ LRegisfered Office—Guthrie & Co.,

Ld., n, Whittibgton Avenue, Lon-

Stores and Agency Co., Ld., 17., don, E.C.

, .St,. Helen’s Pl^cn, Bi^bftpsgate,

London, E.G. 3 ; 4-Todol Kong Lee (Perak) Plantations, Ltd.

K’lapa Bali & Tilau Estates, Planta- —Bagan Serai, Perak

A. N. Harvey, manager

tions Fauconriier & Posth Ltd., (In- Secretaries , and Registered Office—

corporated

r in Belgium)—Postal Ad : McLean, Brodie & Forgie, Royal

t rolak Perak ; Cable Ad : “Klapa- .Bank

bali” Trolak-: Teleph. Sungkrti 24; f Acreage—Total: Place, Glasgow r.

750, cultivated

Railwaj' Station & P.O. (Trolak) (coconuts) 7,10, (Rubber) 16

i;O2 .miles ~8

K’Lnpa Bali Estate ,

Jas. Nicoll, manager ’ Kong Sang Rubber Do., Ltd.—Port

T. W. T. Bangs, assistant .

Acreage1 Planted—Rubber, 1,107, . Dickson, Negri Sembilan

R. M. Robertson, manager

TotalOil . Palms,

A'creage,1,704

3,037 acres Secretaries—Boustead & Do., Kuala

Tilau Estate : Lumpur

, Egtiatprijal Produce Co., Ld., (In- Acreage—Tbtal: (rubber) 417

531, cultivated

corporated in F.M.S.)

Jas, INicoll, manager

Paul Bedey, assistant Kongsi Rubber Co., Ltd.—Padang

^qtal,Acreage—2,060 acres, planted ■Gajah Estate, Kajpar Selangor

H. B. Dudley, manager

, (oil .(nalms) l,70ti ; : A. H. Mortimer, do.

Agonts-rMessrs. |Soefin Co., (Ld., Secretaries and Registered Office—

Lumpur

• R. Michaux, visiting agent Leech man & Ob., Cblombo

Dr. R. Symes, visiting medical Acreage—Total: 1,433, cultivated

officer (rubber) 1,403

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS 1467

Kota Bahkoe Rubber Estates' (1921), J. T. Wei din, assistant

Ltd. (Incorporated in Hongkong), Guthrie; Co., Ld., Kuala Lum-

Kota Bahroe Estate—Postal Ad: pur, agents

Kota Bahru, Perak; Cable Ad: Secretaries and Registered Office—

S. W. Ramplin, 7 and 8, Great

Dawson, Kota Bahru, Perak Winchester, London Wall, E.C. 2

Raymund M. Dawson, manager

General Managers and Secretaries—

A. R. BurkiH & Sbns, Shanghai Kuala Kangsar Plantations, Ltd.—

Padang Rengas, Perak

Kota Tinggi (Johore) Rubber Co., G. H. Bradley, resident manager

Ltd.—Johore Registered'

R. W. C. Welch, manager

Registered Office—R. D. Saw, Moor- & Co:-, 20,Office—Dickson,

Abohurch Lane,Anderson

London,

gate Station Chambers, London, E.C. 4

E.C. Kuala Krau Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Kretay Estate—Perak, Postal Ad: Pahang H. P. Hardingham, manager

Kretay via Singapore Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros-

H. Enberg, manager ficld, Ld., London

N. Juul, E. Bjorn, E. Aarsoe,

L. Larssen, C. Carstensen, A. Kuala Kubu Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

P. Hansen and O. V. Ander- Ulu Yam P.O. iSelangor

son, assistants B. A. Woodtoansee, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Secretaries and Registered Office—

East Asiatic Co.,3,925,

Acreage—Total: Copenhagen

cultivated Geo. Williamson & Co., 138 Leaden-

(coconuts) 3,834 hall Street, London

Acreage—Total: 983, cultivated

Kbian Rubber Plantations, Co., Ltd. (rubber) 956

—Batu Tiga, Selangor Kuala iLumpue Rubber Co.—Box 17,

P. M. Geering, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

H. Armstrong, manager

Thomas Barlow & Bros.,

cheap, London, E. C. 3 49, East- A. C, Barron Toop, E. H. Beau-

Acreage—Total: l,315v cultivated champ Nobbs and E. G

(rubber) 1,235 Forbes, assistants

Kent Estate

Krian Rubber Plantations Cp., Ltd., H. L. Linnell, manager

The—Bagan Serai, Perak Kundang and Rawang Estates

H. Forrest, manager )/N. H. Dakeyne, manager

Registered Office—Thomas Barlow & H. G. Thonison and W, K. Win-

Brother, Ceylon House, 49-31, ton, assistants

Eastcheap, London, E.C. Secretaries land Registered Office—

W. H. Thompson Co., 9, Arun-

Krubong (Malacca) Rubber Planta- del Street, Strand, London

tions, Ltd.—Alor Gajah, Malacca

Ohas. Milne, manager (on leave) Kuala Muda Rubber Estates, Ltd.,

W. H. C. Horn, acting manager The—Kedah

Sime, Darby & Co., Malacca, Oapt. T. O. Hume, general mgr.

agents i F. M.--McCoi-mac, senior division

Secretaries and Registered Office— manager

Rowe, White & Co., 4, Lloyd’s Registered Office—E. I). Roberts,

Avenue, London, E. O. 149, Leadenhall St., London, E.C. 3

Acreage—Total: 751 cultivated Kuala Nal Kelantan Rubber Co.. Ltd.

(rubber) 735 (Incorporated, in England), Kuala

Kuala Geh Rubber Co., Ltd.—Kelan- Nal Estate^Postal Ad: Sungei

tan ; Postal Ad: tSungei Nal; Cable Nal, Kelantanrd;m Penang; Gable

Ad:r Kualageh Ad: Nal

W . H. P. Hall, manager G. Ireland, manager

RUBBER ESTATE'S; OTHER PLANTATIONS

Agents—‘Whittall & Co., 'Kiang J. A. Jansen, manager

Boustead &’ Co., Ld.,1 Tumpat,' for- Registered Office—J. M. Jansen, 3,

warding agents ■ , /Coleman Street, Singapore

Secretaries and‘ Registered Office—

A. B. Simson, 139,'Gannon Street, Kuala Selangor, Rubber Co., Ltd.—

London Selangor

RuALa Pad ah 'EstAT^Beiitong Pa- R. D. Gillett, manager

hang Secretary and Registered Office—

O. Eyre Baxter, Company’s Re-

presentative in the East * , 8.. L. Thompson,

Hdtise, Old Broad 276,

Street,Winchester

London,

T. N. Dickson, manager E.

Y. R. Lavender, assistant Kuala Sepang Estate—Sepang,. Sel-

Registered Officer-Cooper McDou- angor

ggll ,& Robprtson Ltd., Berk- C. J. Taylor, Proprietor

hamsted, Herts A. Denny, manager

Acreage-—Total: 2,000, i cnltiyated Secretaries and Registered Office-

(rubber) 1,050 Planters’ Loans Board, Kuala

Kuala Pergau Rubber Plantations, Lumpur

Ltd., Kuala Pergau and Balah Kuala Sidim Rubber Co., Ltd., Batu

Estates—Kelantan; Postal Ad: Pekaka Estate—Kedah; Postal Ad:

Kuala Pergau

Paterson, ; Sipaqu-s & Co,, Ld., Kuala Ketil P.O.; Teleph. 10 (Kuala

Singapore, local agents Ketil)

Secretaries and Registered i Office— F. C. Meyrick, manager

Paterson, H. N. W. Bulford and W. B.

don House,Simonsi

New

('LondonLd.,Street,

Lon- Ford, assistants

Secretaries and Registered Qfficer-

London, E.C. 3 Boustead & Co.. Ld., 1, Weld

Kuala Pertang Syndicate, Ltd., The, Quay, Penang

Tasang, , Sladang and Pertang

Estates—Kelantan ; Postal Ad : Kuantan Rubber Syndicate, Ltd.—

Kuala Pertang; Cable Ad : Kuala- Kuaptan, Pahang

pertang, Nal. A.Harrisions,

L. Maclver, manager

J. McNicol, manager Barker & Co., Singa-

L. M. Morrison and G. Rqthven, pore, agents

assistants

Secretaries and Registered Office— Acreage—Total: * 5,011 cultivated

Lyle,’ Leckie & Co., 48, West (rubber) 982

Regent Street, Glasgow Kukub Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Johore;

Kuala Pilah Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Postal Ad : Kukub Rubber Estates,

Negri Sembilan Ltd., Cucok via Singapore

E. W. Waterfield, manager A. J. G. Crosse, manager

Registered Office—Dickson, Ander- J. C. Matthew W. T. Bullock,

son & Co., Ld., Abchurch Lane, M. H. van assistants

Middleton, der Gucht & A.

London, E.C. 4 ScciWtary and Registered Office—

Kuala Reman Rubber Estates, Ltd., Roger Wright, 69, Old Broad

The—Pahang Street, London

A. de B. Haughton, general mgr. Acreage—Total: 2,706, cultivated

Registered Office—Arthur Giffard, (rubber, coconut and sago)

Blomfield House, London Wall, Kulai Rubber Estate—Kulai, Johore

London, E.C. 2 W. P. Millar, proprietor

Kuala Sawah Rubber Co,, Ltd. ,(In- Rennie & Co.,

Chambers, Hongkong

Singapore, Bank

agents

'cdrpbfated in Singapore), Kuala Acreage—Total: 900 cultivated

Sawah Estate—Postal Ad : Serem-

ban, Negri Sembilan (rubber) 530

WUmM AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Kulim Rubbek Estates, LTD.—Kedah D M. Tibbs, manager

J. F. Galland, general manager

Registered Offiee-^-Eaete'rn Indus- . Roistered Omce—i-'H’ar'risons Orps-

lield, Ld., 1-4; Great Totver ^t.,

tries, Ld., Fing William Street London, E.C.

House, London, E.O. 2

Kundong Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Johore Langat River (Selangor) Rubber Co.,

W. de B, Maclaren, manager Ltd., Sungei Sed'u Estate—Selan-

Secretaries-—^arrispns,; Baker & gor ; Postal Ad : Banting

Co., Ld., JKgala Lumpur C. B. Wheeler, manager

D. L. Mann,

Whittall & Go., assistant

agents, Klang

Kurau Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Postal Secretaries apd iRegistered Office—

Ad: Bagan Serai, Perak Lewis, Brown & Co., Ld., The

A. Forsyth, manager Fort, Coloriibo 3,^83, 'cultivated

Registered OlBce^-F. E. Maguire, Acreage-Total :

Pinner’s Hally 8, Austin Friars, (rubber) 1,877^, (coconuts) 503.

London, .E.Ow (Rubber in bearing 1,114^)

’Kwalqe Rubber Estates, Ltd. (Lon- Langkon North Borneo Rubber, Ltd.

don)—Sumatra;

bang PostalAd:Ad:Kwaloe,

Moeda ; Cable Mem- —Kudat, B. N. Borneo

Membang Moeda; Code: A.B.C. N. McGechan, manager

5th edition Secretaries and Registered Office—

Tanjang Pasir and S. Toehgir The British North Borneo (Chap-

Estates tered) Co., 17. Street Helen’s

G. P. G. Thomson, manager Place, London, E.C. 3

Secretaries arid Registered Office—

J. A. Henderson & Co., Ld., Ocean Langsa Rubber Onderneming (Hol=

House, Great Tower Street, Lon- land) N. V.—Langsa, Sumatra

don, E.G< 4 ■ R. Gyllenskold, manager

T. Hession,- C. van Hemert, A.

Labu (F.M.S.) Rubber Go., Ltd.— Duncan and J. Breingay,

Negri Sembilan , assistants

A. Burgess, manager Acreage'—Total: 2,081, cultivated

Registered Office—Guthrie & Co., (rubber) 2,081

Ld., 5, Witthington Avenue, Lea-

denhall Street,1 London, E.C. (Lankat Rubber Co., Ltd., . Soengei

{Labuan Bieeh, Ltd.--Port Dickson, Pendjara Estate—Sumatra. Sta-

NegH Sembilan tions Kwala and Selesseh; Telepfas.

C. K. Campbell, manager 14 and 15 Kwala

Secretaries—^Boufitead & Co., Ld., D. McL. Munro, tern, actg. mgr.

Kuala Lumpur W. S. Kingborn, assistant

Acreage—Total: 560, cultivated Lapang Utan Rubber Co., Ltd.—Kuala

(rubber) 530 Selangor

Laxang Rapat Kiri Estate—Ipoh, W. J. Bogle, manager

Petak Secretaries and Registered

Boustead Bros., Office—

Colombo, Ceylon

A. N. Kanion, proprietor and Acreage—Total: 454, cultivated

manager i (rubber) 450

Acreage—Total: 490, cultivated

(rubber) 490 Laras (Sumatra) Rubber Estates,

Lambak Rubber, Ltd.—Johor© Ltd., Petatel Estate—Sumatra;

Ian. P. Burgess, manager Postal Ad: Lima, Poeloeh, Sumatra,

Registered Office—^Guthrie & Co., E.C.;

R. T.Cable

Corke,Admanager

: Petatel, Doesoen

Ld., 3, Whittington cAvefarie, Lon- Secretaries and Registered Office—

don, E.O. 3 Paterson, Simons & Co., Ld.,

Lanadron Rubber Estates, Ltd.— London House, New London St.,

Johore London, E.C. 3

1470 RUBBER ESTATES AJSD OTKER Ri^ANTATXONS

La was (Sarawak) Rubber Estates Ltd. I Lenggeng Rubber Co., Lp., The -

Brunei divisions. Incxirporated in Pera)c

London—Postal Ad: Brunei via Cflin, H. Miller,, manager

Labuan; Cable Ad: Porter, Tem- Registered:; Qffice—Paterson, Simons

burong & Co., Ld.', e*w, London Street,

O. W. Clifford, general manager London, E.G.

W. B. Porter, manager

Harrison & Crosfield (Borneo), Lesong fuibH Rubber- Estates, Ltd.,

Ld., Labuan,' S.S., secs. & agts. Lesdiig Tujoh Estate — Kedah;

Lavang Rubber PeantAtiojsts, Ltd.— ; Postal Ad: Padang Serai

Registered Office—Harrisons, Bar-

Johore

■ S. Harper Ball, manager ker A:. Co., Ld.'

Sime, Darby w Co., Ld., Malacca,

agents LlGERTWOOn : RUBBER' ESTATE, Ltd.—

Registered Office—Anglo-Oriental

General Investment Trust Ltd.—& Krian Road,andPerak

31-33 Bishopsgate, London, E.C> 2 Secretaries Registered Office—

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Penang

Ledang Rubber Plantations, Ltd.— Acreage—Total: 675, cultivated

Tangkah, Johore (rubber) 473 ’

J. H. W. Godfree, manager LilfOrd Estate—Sungei Besi, Selan-

J. L. Gray, assistant

Guthrie & Go., Ld., Kuala Lum- gorH. S. Tallalla, manager

pur, agents

Acreage—Total: 2,231, cultivated Acreage—Total:(para rubber); 278

27.8, cultivated

1,945

Ledbury Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Linggi Plantations, Ltd.—,Selangor

Selangor E. M. Pennefather, manager

W. S. Godward, manager

Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros- Registered Office—Guthrie & Co.,

Ld., 5, WhittingtonCAveiiue, Lea-

field, Ld.. 1-4, Great Tower Street, denhall Street, London, E.C. 8

London, E,C.

Lendu Rubber Co,, Ltd.—Tembeling, Lintang Segari Rubber Estate Ltd.—

Pahang Sungei

ft,. Noble, manager J. B. Siput,

Sime, Darby & Co., Ld., Malacca, Agents—Neyill, Phillips^Perak

manager

Stevens & Co.-

agents Secretaries and Registered Office—

■Secretaries and Registered Office— C. E, Eastland iEsq.; -35v Charles.

Rowe, White & Co., 4, Lloyd’s Street, London, E.C. J, England

Avenue, London Acreage—Total: 505, : ^cultivated

Acreage—Total: 1,864, cultivated . (rubier) -298

(rubber) 668

Lendu Rubber Co., Ltd.—Malacca LokJesselton, Kawi Rubber-, Ltd.—Postal Ad:

Charles

W. H. C.Milne,

Horn,manager

acting (on leave) Lokkwai, >B.N.

manager

Bornea$'Cable Ad:

Jesselton; Code: A.B.C.

Registered Office—Rowe, White & 5th edition and Bentley.’k complete

Co., Ld., 4, Lloyd’s Avehiie, Lon- phrase J. H. L,0 Macdohaftdl manager

don, EC. H. Read and Fr Gi L. Chester

Lenggeng Rubber Co., Ltd. (Incor- Dr. Edgar Cochrane, visiting

porated in England), Lenggeng medical officer h tII KAatTAj

Estate—Negri Sembilan ; Postal H. rC; ! Cummins, tisiting' iafeent

Ad: Semenyih, Selaihgor Harrisons & Crofefield (Borneo),

O. H. Miller, manager Ld., forwarding agents

Registered Office—Paterson,. Simons ,Agents and Secreta^iekC'BqrnjCo Co.,

Ld.,.,^. Fepchgrfil? Sftreel, London,

& Co., Ld., New,Hendon Street,

London, E.C.

RUmEfll' ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS 1471

Lomawaxqf Rubber >j(D(XVi Ltd.—Jess«I- Registered Office' -British Industries

ton, B. N. ’Borneo ■ and General Investment . Trust,

H.; J: WalPer, .managing director j Ld., 104;. Winchester House, Old

Secretaries and Registered Office - Broad Street, London, E.C. 2

HarrisonS .& iGtcsfield* .Mi, San-; —

dakan, (Borneo) .iodMi! ,r

•teaf.nBm 1.amebA ,T .W ,T. ! JmliadSecama Lower Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

London Adi/rtTr Ri'bbkr Adb Peoduce

•. Q&.) LTP»“jMitia(ictt .1; S. T. Pgtu, B. N. Borneo . :

Bell, manager

II. E. AkadwcR, manager Registered,,

Lpndon 0|fice — 41, Eastcheap,

, Regi®ti^edi iOffyc®—’Harrisoins. pfel Cros- j

field, Ld., l-4,,:

• IrloT esBOto/ sar, Perak

London Asiatic Rubber and Produce' Secretaries; C. G. Williams, manager

Oo., Ltd., The, Batang Benar antf Registered Office—

Estate—Negri _'^embilan;, Staticm : BrO’wii' ■ Philips' ®T^tewgrt, Ipoh

Batang Ben^tf PlQ.1 :: ’ Ni|af ( '

tf? KAif, nlk'irkger ’ / /

Registered! Office—Harrisoii^ Barker ,Lubo|$ Rubber ;Estate, Ltd.—iKuala

Ketil, Kedah •:

Cd!; Ldl; Euala. Lump>ur • i . R. Heywoqd, manager

:

London AsiAncRRfBBER. and Produce T .Registered

don Street, London, E.C. 3,3, {Lon-

(ifficc—D. Laing,

•'gor;

06.,’ Ltd:,-

PostalS4in«ryih Estatet^Selan-,

• Ad : 'Se’menyih, E.M.S. Acreage"—2,465 (rubber)

Bennett; iQtifdmeris,, manager / '"Lumut Rubber Estates Ltd., (Sungei

J. 0. Henderson^; (v;isdtingj agent | Wangi , Rstate)-T^SRnajvan’, Perak;

Harrison®, Barker & Co., Ld.,;

Kuala Lumpur, agents ' Tele'pns: ^ .aiid 6^',-Sitiawan; Cable

Secretaries and .Registered.Offiqe—' 1'! Ail •1 ' ‘Lfimfi? 1 Sitiawan .

. Harrisons; & : Crosfield, lal., 1-4,i C. ‘F. Heweft ‘ j.p. , manager

Great iTower Street, London, B.C. H. W. Steele, 1st assistant

-mug ■

London Asiatic. Rubber and Produce. • '. • iq 1 . . ( C. iP. iPiitchie, feuperintendant

W. H. Hill, do.

Co.^jTangkali, Tohore J. ^iiskelly, do. .1

H. L. Lamotte,' manager •/■Dm Keng ,,Sim Lim, visiting

A.i C. Martel,;iT. ;G. ;C. Webster,. medical officer ; . J 1

G- R. Parkier, >L. L. Smith, & , N,..U. N, Menon,; c|iief,clerk and

accountant

E- Kandiah,

Secretaries assistants Office—

and Registered T. A. P. Menon, assist clerk and

Harrisons & Cros-field, Ltd., 1-4 . : Agents-rtMessrs typist

, .Great,Tower Strept, London Harrisont, Banker

Acreage—Total; ' - 3,296, ‘ cultivated & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur'

(rubber) 2,429, (coconuts) 9 Secretaries and Registered ’Office—

Harrisons & Crosfields Ltd.,—1-4,

London Asiatic Rubber and Produce Great Tower Street,. London, E.C.

Co., Elpline and Plang Estates—

Sungei

L MurraySiput,Ross,

- Perakactg. manager Lunas Rubber Estates, Ltd., Lunas

Secretaries and Registered -Office^— ■CEstates-—Kedah; Postal Ad: Lunas;

Harrisons L Crosfield, Li, 1-4, . able A.d: Mackay, Lunas

C. iH. Mackay, manager

Great Tower Street, London Secretaries and Registered Office—

Londsdale Estate—Separig, Selangor. Evatt &. Cot, Singapore

K. S. Marsh, proprietor - Madingley (Malaya) Rubber Estates,

W. F. Brown, manager Ltd:—Sel angor

Lower Perak Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Registered R. B. Wyatt-Smith, manager

Teluk Anson, Perak Office—Kennaway, Neame

B. H. Lewis, manager & Co., London, E.C.

1472 RUBBER ESTATE'S AWD OTHER PLANTATIONS

M ajed ie (Johore) Rubber Estates, Mabay United Rubber Estates, (Ltd.,

(Incorporated in England)—Sun-

Ltd.—i-Jchore gei Bekok Estate; Postal Ad : Bekok

E. Eldon Scott, manager

Registered Office—Tbos. Barlow & Johore Railway Station, Bekok;

Cable Ad: Sunbekok, Bekok;:Teleph,

Bro., Oeylon House, London 3, Bekok

J. W. E. Adams, manager

Malacca Rubber Plantations, Ltd.— R. B. Ooutts, assistant

Malacca

A. Strachan, manager Secretaries and Registered Office—

The Rubber Estates Agency Ltd.,

Registered Office—Guthrie &, Co., Bunge House, 71, St. Mary Axe,

Ld., 5, Whittington Avenue, Lea- London, E.C. 3

denhall Street, London, E.C. Acreage—Total: l;574 acres, planted

1,363 acres

Malakoff Rubber Estates, Ltd,—But-

terworth. Province. Wellesley

A. Hastie, manager Malaya Estate—rSelama, Perak

W. O. Hastie, J. E. Gauld, R. J. J. O’Dowd Egan, manager (on

Hutton and W. Moncur, leave)

assistants J. E. Gibson, acting manager

Boustead & Co., Penang, agents R. S. Dyer, assistant

Registered Office—149, Leadenhall Secretaries and Registered Office-

Street, London, E.C. 3 104, Winchester House, Old Broad

Street, London, E. C. 2

Malay Coconut Estates, Ltd.—Teluk Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 918

1,369, cultivated

Anson, Perak

Caipt. D. Owen Jones, m.c., mgr.

Registered Office—Thomson, Alston Malaya General Co., Ltd., (Incorpor-

& Co., 2-4, Idol Lane, Lond., E.C. ated in England)—-Rengam Estate,

Postal Ad: Rengam, Johore; Te-

Malay Queen Rubber Plantations, leph. 5, Rengam

Ltd.—Perak E. F. C. Davies, manager

T. F. Paynter, manager R. C. D. Oliver, assistant

A. C. Harper & Co., Ld., Kuala C. T. Williams -do.

Lumpur, agents E. A. J. Brooks, do.

Acreage—Total: 493, cultivated D. F. Pratt, do.

(rubber) 482 D. B. T. Scott, do.

O. B. Swain, do.

Malay Rubber Planters, Ltd.—Lahat, C. Farquharson, engineer

Perak Brown, Tough & Menzies, Kuala

R. W\ Kendall, manager Lumpur, visiting agents

Secretary and Registered Office— Agents—The Anglo-Siam Corpora-

H. Cossins, 835, Salisbury House, tion, Ltd., 37e, Robiftson Road.

London Wall, London, E. C. 2 Singapore

Secretaries knd Registered Office—

Mauay-Siamese Prospecting Co.. Ltd. Yule, Uatto & Co., Finsbury

(Incorporated in the F.M.S.)— House, Bioih|ierd iStreet, London

Perak; Cable Ad: Masia; Code:

Broomh all’s Acreage—Potal: 7,749, cultivated

A. J. King, managing director [jlir-ubbei;) ,5,264

Lim Chin Guan, director (Penang)

T. J. McGregor, do. (Taiping) Malaya Ignited Rubber' Estates, Ltd.

F. F. Munro, do. (Sydney) —Tampah, Perak xAiiaT irawoj

J. T. King, do. do. F. H. Faithlull, manager

Secretaries.—Bruce and McGregor., Acreage -. Total: 1,303, planted 1,146

Penang

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONiS 1473

Malayan American Plantations, Ltd., Manchester North Borneo Rubber,

Johore, (Ineorporated in F.M.S.), Ltd.. Melalap Estate—Postal Ad:

M'elalap Estate, Jesselton, B. N.

Wessyngton and Linden Estates; Borneo;

Postal Ad : Wessyngton Estate, Ren- Tenom Cable Ad: Melalap Post

gam, Johore; Cable Ad: Wessyng- M. Keating, manager

ton, Rengam; Telep'h. 4, Rengam H. D. Lack, assistant

O. A. H. Heathcote, manager

C. Crompton, assistant Kinarut Estate

R. B. Duke, do. M. Keating, manager

Acreage—Total: 0,000,, cultivated R, F. Jones, assistant

(rubbed) 2,04") Kong Hiap Him & Oo., Jesselton,

Linden Estate—Teleph. 2, @kudai Secretary agents

O. A. H. Heathcote, manager and Registered Office—

F. B. Pratt, assistant John Hall, 24, Mosley Street,

Acreage—-Total: 2,583, cultivated Manchester

(rubber) 2,557

Secretaries and Registered Office— Mandai Tekong (Singapore) Rubber

Malayan American Plantations, Estates, Singapore

Ltd.—64, Market Street,

Ltd., Penang Ong Song Quee, manager

Malayan American Plantations, Ltd. Acreage—Total: (rubber) 600

606, cultivated

—Kedah

H. R. Walden, manager

Registered Office—Malayan Ameri- Marudu Consolidated Estates, Ltd.—

can Plantations, 0, China Street Kudat, B. N. Borneo

Francis Peek & Co., Ld., Singa-

Ghaut, Penang pore, agents

Malayan American Plantations, Ltd. Marudu Rubber, Ltd. — Taritipan

—Bristol Estate, 'Selangor Estate, Kudat, B. N. Borneo

J. H. Winter, manager Secretaries and Registered Office—

A. lLamont, assistant Shand, Haldane & Cb., Ld., 24,

Registered Office—Malayan Ameri- Rood Lane, London, E. C. 3

can Plantations, Ld., Penang

Membakut Rubber, Ltd.—Jesselton,

Malayan Cultures Co., Ltd.—Trolak, B.N. Borneo, Membakut Estate;

Perak Cable

R. K.Ad:Hardwick,

Hardwick, Jesselton

manager

W. M. Iversen, manager

E. J. Talou and F. G. Hine, Sandala Estate—

Capt. A. M. Henderson, m.c., mgr.

assistants Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo),

Compagnie du Selangor, Kuala Ld., Sandakan, forwarding agts.

Selangor, agents

Acreage—-Total 7,560, cultivated (Oil Registered Office—W. P. Flynn, 17,

St. Helen’s Place, London, E.C. 3

Palms) 3,000

Malaysia Rubber

Co., Ltd.—Johore

Perak C. H. F. Pierrepont, manager

C. B. Grayburn, j.p., manager C. son,

S. Pendrigh

Registered

field, Ld.,Office—Harrisons

1-4, Great- Tower &Street,

Cros- assistants.and C. R. Glee-

London, E.C. Registered Office—Yule, Catto & Co.,

Ld., Finsbury House, Blomfield

Mambau (F.M.S.) Rubber Co., Ltd.— Street, London, E.O. 2

Negri Sembilan Mentakab Rubber Co., Ltd., Mentakab

J. S. Beldam, manager

Registered Office—Lyall, Anderson & Estate—Mentakab,

J. Anderson, manager

Pahang

Co., 16, Philpot Lane, Lond., K.C.

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1474 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Secretaries and Registered Office— Mount Cyril Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ld., Mersing, Johore

Chartered Bank Chambers, Singa- P. Cavallero, manager

■ ' pore d. G. Swamy, assistant

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Meranti United, Ltd.—Kajang, Se- Boustead & Go,, Singapore

langor

Cecil K. Paul, manager Mountjoy Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

Secretaries and Registered Office— Kedah

Neill & Bell, Kuala Lumpur J. Hargreaves, manager

Acreage-^Tdtal: 1,225, cultivated Registered Office—F. E. Maguire,

(rubber) 1,030 Pinner’s E.C.

HalL 8-9,', Austin Friars,

London,

Merbatj Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Kedah

F. C. Wallis, manager Muar Itam Estate, Ltd.—Johore

Registered Office—R. Lawrence H. Miller MacKay, manager

Spicer & Co., 3 and 4, Great Win- Registered Office—S. W. Ramplin,

chester Street, London, E.C. 7-8, Great Winchester Street, Lon-

Wall, London, E.C. 2

Merchiston Rubber Estate, Ltd. —

Pondok Tanjong, Perak Muar River Rubber Co., Ltd.—Johore

A. B. Robertson, manager K. H. Mackenzie, manager

Registered Office—F. E. Maguire, 8 Registered Office—Thomas Barlow &

and 9, Austin Friars, Lend., E.C. Brother, Ceylon House, 49-51, East-

Merlimau Pegoh, Ltd.—Malacca cheap, London, E.C.

A. Gould, manager N.V. Nederianosch-Indisch Land-

Registered Office—Shaw, Darby & Syndicaat Pematang Siantar S.O.K.

Co., Ld., Winchester House, Old —Head Office : Amsterdam j Postal

Broad Street, London, E,C. 3 Ad: Pematang Siantar, Sumatra

Merton Rubber Syndicate, Ltd.— M. J. Herbschleb, delegate

• Selangor J. C. Greenberg, inspector

Doilglas Morris, manager F. Landzaad, secretary

Registered Office—Taylor, Noble & N.V. Rubber Maatschappij Basilam—

Co., Ld., 481-484, Salisbury House, Sumatra j Postal Ad: Bindjey

London Wall, London, E.C. 2 Basilam Estate

Registered Office—Kennedy, Burkill J. C- Honcoop, manager

k Co., George Town Chambers,

Penang Nalla Estates, LrD.^-Tronoh, Perak

W. Teller, manager

Mortr Plantations,/ Ltd. — Selangor Secretaries

R. Paton, manager and Registered Office—

Osborne & Ohappel, Ipoh

Registered Office—W. D. Goatley, Acreage—Total:

11, Old Jewry Chambers, London, 1,000, cultivated

E.C. (rubber) 821

Mount Alma Syndicate, Ltd. (Regis- Nanette Rubber Plantations, Ltd.—

tered in Singamore)—Postal Ad: Johore S. W. Gray, manager

Johore Bahru, Johore Secretaries and Registered Office—

G. O. Wemyes, manager The Anglo Oriental and General

Registered Office—Evatt & Co., Investment Trust, (Ld., 55-61 Moor-

French Bank Chambers, S’pore. gate, London, E.C. 2

Mount Austin (Johore) Rubber Narborough (F.M.S.) Rubber Estates,

Estate, Ltd.—Johore Ltd.—Sungkai, Perak

E. Anker, general manager C. Darby,Office—J.

J.P., manager

Registered Office II. Gunter, Orient Registered Dyker, 65, Lon-

House, 42-45, New Bond Street, don Wall, London, E.C.

London, E.C. 2

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS 1475

New Columbia Rubber Co., Ltd.— New Rompin and Mengkarak Rubber

Ayar Tawah, Perak Estates, Ltd.—New Rompin, Negri

R. E. L. Davies, manager Sembilan

J. Mackintosh and E. M. Tham, A. P. H. le Prevost, manager

assistants L. H. James, W. H. Goom and

Registered Office—Samuel Fitze & E. Heckrath, assistants

Co. (London), Ld., 91 and 93, | Secretaries ■ and Registered Office—

Bishopsgate, London, E.C. Bruce Petrie & Co., Singapore

Acreage—Total: 3,919, cultivated

New Coconut Co., Ltd.—Telok Anson, (rubber) 1,900

Lower Perak New Rompin and Mengkarak Rubber

Charles A Scott, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Estates, Ltd.—Mengkarak, Pehang

Whittall & Co., Klang J. J. Mackie, manager

Acreage—Total: 1,194, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office—

(cocoanuts) 1,194 Bruce Petrie & Co., Singapore

Acreage—Total: 1,OCO, cultivated

New Crocodile River (Selangor) (rubber) 948

Rubber, Ltd.—Kuala Pileh, Negri

Sembilan New Scudai, Ltd.—Johore Bahru,

C. S. Woodcroft, manager Johore

K. L. Woodhouse, acting mgr.

W. S. Roycroft and P. J.

Fordsdyke, assistants Agents—Sime Darby & Co., Ltd.,

Secretaries and Registered Office— Malacca

P. C. Cowham, 49, Dole Street, Secretaries and Registered Office—

Manchester, England Chan Sze Onn & Co., Singapore

Acreage—Total: 1,408, cultivated Acreage—Total: 2,161, cultivated

(rubber) 1,408 (rubber) 1,831

New Crocodile River (Selangor) New Serendah Rubber Co., Ltd.,

Serendah Estate—Serendah, Selan-

Rubber Co., Ltd.—Selangor

J. G. A. Symons, general manager gorDirectors—R. C. Russell, D. H.

Registered Office—Perry B. Cowham, Hampshire, E. G. Leyne M. J.

49, Dale St., Manchester, England Kennaway and D. F. Topham

New Darvel Bay (Borneo) Tobacco F. M. Riley, manager

Plantations, Ltd., Segama and Secretaries—Boustead & Co., Ld.,

Hilir Estates—Postal Ad: Lahad Kuala Lumpur

Datu, B.N. Borneo; Cable Ad: To-

bacco ; Codes: A. B. C. 5th edition, New Zealand Malay Rubber Co., Ltd.,

Mercury 2nd edition, and Broom- Ulu Kesial Estate—Kelantan ; Postal

hall’s Rubber.. Ad: Sungei Kusial Estate; Cable

C. R. Dealtry, general manager Ad: Kurial, Zealand

H. G. Skinner, manager (Hilir L. E. White, manager

Estate) Secretary and Registered Office—E.

Dr. Porter, m.d., ch.b., d.p.h., E. Piper, Oamaru, New Zealand

medical officer

Geo. Ingate, a.m.i.mech., engineer Nipah Distilleries of Malaya, Ltd.

T. H. Keetel, J. C. Theobald, T. —Kuala Selangor, Selangor; Cable

A. Judd, V. Stevens, G. W. Ad: Nipah, Kuala Selangor

Mumford, J. Paton (in charge Major C. Bathurst, gen. manager

Tabanak estate) and J. Rowse, H. O. Stafford, dist. manager

assistants J. W. Sewill, chemist

W. Mansfield & Co., Ld., Singa- C. W. Beatty, estate assistant

pore, agents Secretaries

Harrisons & CTosfield, Ld., Sanda- Kennaway,andNeame

Registered Office—6,

& Co.,

kan, agents • Lloyd’s Avenue, Fenchurch Strieet,

Secretary and Registered Office—F. London

H. Johnson, 41, Eastcheap, Lon- Acreage—Total: 2,*265, cultivated

don, E.C. 3 (nipah) 1,901, (coconuts) 39

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1476 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONiS

NiTHSmjLE Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Mer- Northern Rubber Co., Ltd., The,

ging, Jdhore Kualai Hau Estate — Kelantan ;

P. A. G. Stage, manager I’ostal Ad : Tamangan; Cable Ad :

Secretaries and Registered Office— Elster

Boustead & Co., Ld., Singapore O. Elster, mang. dir. (Denmark)

Acreage;—Total: 2,517, cultivated V. Termapsen, manager

(rubber) 462 Anker Rentse, assistant

Guthrie & Co., Ld., Singapore, com-

Nordanal (Johore) Rubber Estates, mercial agents

Ltd.—Johore

D. G. A. Fraser, manager

Registered Officje—Edward Boustead Nyalas Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Postal

& Go., 149, Leadenhall Street, Ad: Tampan,

Ayer Kuning South, via

Negri Sembilan

London, E.C. 3 Chi Bung, 'Cheng, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office—

North Borneo State Rubber Co., Acreage-Total: Evatt & Co., Singapore

Ltd., Lumat Estate—Jesselton, B.N. l,997i, cultivated

Borneo; Cable Ad : iLumat (rubber)- l,759j- '

P. F. Palmer, manager Oriental Rubber Oo., Ltd.—Negri

Mandalan Estate—Jesselton Sembilan

P. F. Palmer, manager E. P. Windsor, manager

Harrisons &' Crosfield (Borneo), Registered Office*—H. L. Turner, 2a,

Ld., agents Eastchei'aip,• London, E.O. 3

Secretary and Registered Office—

North BorheO ; Chartered Co., 17,

St. Helen’s Place, London, EfC. Pahang Jaw a Rubber Estates. Ltd.—

3 Selangor

R. Battiseombe, manager

North Hummock (Bklanoor) Rubber Registered Office—Bright & Gal-

CO.', 'Ltd!—Selangor braith, iLd:, 7, Martin’s Lane,

K. Crompton, manager Cannon Street, London, E.G.

Registered Office ;— Naftel, Ruther-

ford & Marshall, Eastcheap, Lon- PAdang Rubber Co., Ltd.—Padang

don, E.C. ' Rengas, Perak,

North Labis (Johore) Rubber and H. W. S. GoWland, manager (on

Produce Oo., Ltd.—Johore leave)

Hon. Mr. G> E. Bradbery, mgr. E. Kerby, visiting manager

Registered Cffide—Harrisons & CroS- Secretaries and Registered Office-—

field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street, A. R. Burkill & Sons, Ld.,

London, E.O. 3 Shanghai

Acreage—Total: 950, cultivated

(rubber) 736, (coconuts) 20

North Malay , Rubber Estates, Ltd.

—Kuala Ketil, Kedah, Baling Pahang Consolidated 'Oo., Ltd. (In-

Estate corporated in England, 1006)—Ku-

H. G. Shannon, manager atitan, Pahang; Head Office : Blom-

A.assistants

Hinton, ancj E. C Brown, field House, London Wall, London.

Henry Waugh & ; Co., Penang, E.C. 2. Property: Some 300 sq.

miles N.E, Pahang. The bulk of

agents the tin is derived from lodes; about

. (rubber) 2,606 2,773, cultivated 2alluvial

Acreage—Total: per cent, of the output1 is from

Directors—H. Frisby (chairman),

North Perak Anson,

RubberPerak

Estates, Ltd., J. J. Brown,, D. T. Lewis and

The—Teluk D. J. Ward

N. G. Naidu, conductor in charge Arthur Giffard', secretary

Registered (Mice f- R. Lawrence Y. B. C. Baker, m.i.m.m., gen-

Spicer & Co., 3-4, Great Winches- eral supt.

ter Street, London, E.C. 2 D. Samuel, chief mining engr.

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS 1477

B. F. Tyson, G. H. Fairmaid, P. M. de Leper-vanche, assist.

a.i.m.m" and A. F. Lowrie, Agents & Registered ' Office—Henry

engineers Waugh & CO., Penang

H. L. Waymouth, chief acct. Acreage—Tota! : 1,043, cultivated

W. B. N. Fox, assist, do. (rubber) 1,016

F. H. Way, surveyor

iD. A. Bett, chief electrical engr. Pasak Rubber Estate, . Ltd;—Kota

H. iKnight and G. W. Blatdh- Tinggi, Johore

ford, assist, electrical engrs. A. J. Massie, in charge.

T. McClay, chief engineer H. J. Simpson, assistant

D. Kidd, H. Hosking, C. Law- Secretaries and Registered Office—

rey, T. MoEachern and: J. W. Derrick & Co., Singapore

Smith, assist, mechanical en- Acreage—Total: 2,755, cultivated

gineers (rubber) 2,026

W. Bate, electrician

T. Lawther, do. Pataling Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

*G. S. Mottram, assayer Selangor Postal Address: Petaling

E. A. Barnes, W.' C. Johns, W. P.O.

J. Lanyon, R. (L. Rogers, J. D. S. Gardner, manager

H. Mitchell, A. J. Symes and S. ,G. Taylor and C. R. Nanson,

C, Tonkin, mine foremen assistants

G. R. Rogers, prospector Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros-

Dr. J. Bulman Mason, l.r.c.p. field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street,

Kualaand s.e., medical officecr

Kuantan London, E.C.

A. John, clerk-in-charge Patani Para Plantation, Ltd —Postal

The Borneo Co., Ltd., Singapore, Ad: Bedong, Kedah: Railway

agents Station: Sungei Patani

Pahang Rubber Co,, Ltd.—Cheroh, W. Reading, manager

Pahang R. L. Inder and '

R. V. Ross, manager rough, assistants

Registered Office—Pacific Trust. Co., J. Murray, visiting agent

Ltd., Honolulu Henry Waugh & Co., Penang,

Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd., Singa- agents

pore, agents : Secretaries—Lyall, Anderson & Co.»

16, PhilpOt Lane, London, E.C. 3

Pahi Plantations, Ltd.—Kelantan

G. R.' French, manager Paya Rotan Estate—Rahau, Negri

Registered Office—Taylor, Noble & Seinbilan

Co;, Ld., 481-484, Salisbury House, S. C. Howard, proprietor

London Wall, London, E.O. 2 N. F. Thomson, do.

Pajam, Ltd.—Negri Sembilan i F. A, Wright, do.

K. L. Woodhouse, acting manager G. R. Stevenson, manager

Registered Office—Derrick & Co., Acreage—Total; 310, cultivated

Singapore (rubber) 300

Parit Bruas (Malay) Rubber Co., Pelepah Valley (Johore) Rubber

Ldt.—Parit, Perak Estates, Ltd.—Johore

W. P. Botteley, manager R. W C. Welch, manager

W. L Macey, assistant Registered Office—R. D. Saw, Moor-

Secretary and Registered Office— gate, Station Chambers, London,

H. Cossins, 835, Salisbury House, E.

London Wall, E. C. 2 Penang Rubber Estates Co., Ltd.—

Acreage—Total: 1,543, cultivated Nibong Tebal; Province Wellesley

(rubber) 1,470 J. C. Innes, general manager

Parit Perak Rubber Co., Ltd.—Parit Registered Office—F. E. Maguire,

Perak Pinner’s Hall, 9, Austin Friars,

F. Bayler, manager London, E.C.

1478 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Pengkalan Dttrian Estates (1921), Pernambang Rubber Estates,, Ltd.,

Ltd.—Negri Sembilan The; Cashwood Estate—Postal Ad :

H. J. M. Mutch, manager Sitiawan, Lower Perak, .F.M.S.;

Registered Office—J- P- Bisset & Co., Cable Ad: Cashwood Estate, Sitia-

The Bund, Shanghai wan

Perak Kongsi Coconut, Co., Ltd.— Gordon Travers, acting

A. S. Mackenzie, manager

assistant

Teluk Anson, Lower Perak A. J. Strath, do.

L. E. Tribe, manager Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ld.,

Secretaries and Registered

Gordon, Frazer Office—

& Co., Colombo, Kuala Lumpur, agents

Ceylon R. O. Jenkins, visiting agent

Acreage—Total: 1,020, cultivated Registeredfield,

Office—Harrisons & Cros-

Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street,

(coconuts) 1,020 London, E.C.

Perak River Coconut Co., Ltd.— Pernambang Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Teluk Anson, Lower Perak

Capt. A. Pritchard, visiting ad- Kuala Ketil, Kedah

F. B. O’Malley, manager

viser H. B. Christophers, assistant

J. D. Donald, supt. A. J. Strath, do.

Secretaries and Registered

Gordon, Frazer & Co., Ld.,Office—

Co- Agents—Harrisons, Barker & Co.,

lombo, Ceylon Ltd., Penang

Acreage—Total: 2006, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office—

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ld., 1-4,

(coconuts) 1211 Great Tower Street,

Perak River Valley Rubber Co., Ltd., Acreage—Total: 3,776,London

cultivated

—Padang Rengas (rubber) 2,262

R. P. Taylor, manager

Secretaries—Brown, Phillips & Stew- Peurepla (Sumatra) Rubber Estates,

Ltd.—Atjeh, Sumatra

art, 9, Union Street, Penang J. A. McGregor, manager

Perak Rubber Plantations, Ltd.— Secretaries and Registered Office— !

Sharpe, Estall & Co., 1 & 2 Grace-

Sungei Siput, Perak church Street, London

J. D. Howell, manager

Registered Office—Rowe, White & Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 620

5,500, cultivated

Co., 4, Lloyd’s Avenue, London,

E.C. 3

Permas Rubber Co., Ltd.—Johore Phin Soon Rubber Estate—iSungei Si-

C. Eldon Scott, manager put, Perak

Barlow & Co., Singapore, agents Capt. Chung Thye Phin, j.p.,

Registered Office—Thomas Barlow & m.sc., proprietor

G. E. Henning, manager

Brother, 49-51, Eastcheap, London, Acreage—Total:

E.C. 1,248, cultivated

(rubber) 1,248

Permata Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Ser- Phin Soon Tin Mines, Ltd. (Incor- |

kan, Malacca

Sime, Darby & Co., Malacca, porated Cable

in the F.M.S.)—Perak;

Ad:Mine:

Phins; Code:Tohalang,

Broom-

managing agents hall’s. Tanjong

Secretaries

Frost, Blandand &Registered

Co., Ld., Office—

Shang- Perak, F.M.S.

hai T. J. King, managing director.

Acreage—Total: 439, cultivated Lim Chin Guan, director (Penang)

(rubber) 437 T. J. McGregor, do. (Taiping)

F. F. Munro, do,.. (Sydney)

pERMATANG (MALAY) RUBBER ESTATES, Secretaries—Bruce &r McGregor, ;

Ltd.—Johore Perak, F.M.S.

R. F. Mesney, manager

A-. C. Harper & Co., Ld., Kuala Pilmoor Rubber Co., Ltd;—Selangor

Lumpur, agents W. H. Bragg, manager.

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLAN TA TI ONiS 1479

Registered Office—A. B. iSimson, W. F. O. Stephens, assistant in

i!

Gannon Street, London, E.O. 139, charge

Acreage—261, cultivated (rubber)

Plantations Fauconniek and Posth, 261

Ltd.—Trolak, P.O., Perak Prye (Penang) Syndicate, Ltd.—

W. M. Iversen, manager Prye, Province Wellesley

Registered Office -52, Rue Rdyale, J. Ashworth, manager

Bruxelles, Belgium .'Huttenbach, Lazarus & Sons,

Penang, agents

Plantations Fadconnier and Posth, Acreage—Total: 611, cultivated

Ltd.—Selangor (coconuts) 495

G. C. Maclverny, acting manager

Registered Office—52, Rue Royale, Prye Rubber & Coconut Plantations,

Bruxelles, Belgium Ltd.—Province Wellesley

J. Ashworth, manager

Plantations Hallet, Ltd.—Selangor Registered Office—The Rubber Estate

H. L. Daly, manager Agency, Ld., Mincing Lane House,

Secretaries—Banque de Colonies, 52, 59, Eastcheap, London, E.C.

Rue Royale, Bruxelles,, Belgium

Pondok Tanjong Estate, Ltd.—Pon- P.uchong Tin Dredging Ltd., (Incor-

porated in the F.M.S.)—-Selangor.

dqk Tanjong, Perak Registered Office—Taiping; Cable

L. H. E. Whitaker, manager Ad : Austmalay, Taiping and Puch-

Secretaries , and Registered Office— tin, Puchong Teleph. 74, Taiping

Brown, Phillips & Stewart, Ipoh Mine Office, and.25, Pataling Sline

Acreage—Total: 2,628, cultivated Office. Auth. Cap. £*250,000 in £1

(rubber) 1,369 shares. Issued £180,000 fully- paid

Austral Malay Tin Ltd., gen.

Pondoland Estate—Pondok Tanjong, managers

Perak G. T. iDawes, secretary

E. C. Nicholson,, proprietor H. E. Clayton, manager

N.' H. L Tate, manager R. A. West, a.s.a.a., accountant

Acreage—Total: 990, cultivated1 F. Leverrier, k.c. (Chairman), W.

(rubber) 834 A. Freeman, H. Huntsman,. R

Pontian (Malay) Rubber Gq., Ltd.— ; J. D. Richardson, b.e., (Syd.)

M.inst.m.m.,: E. E. G. Boyd, B.E.,

Johore (Syd.) a.m.inst.m.m., F. y. Stan-

A. C. C. Miles, acting manager ley, b.e. (Syd.) and C. C. Nar-

. Registered Office—Yule, Oatto & Go., din, b.b. (Syd.)

Ld., Finsbury House, Blomfield Sydney Office—Challis House, Mar-

Street, London, E.C. tin, Place, Sydney

Port Dickson-Lukut (F.M.S.) Rubber Pundut Estates, Ltd. — Sitiawan,

Estate, Ltd.—Negri Sembilan Perak

C. E. Knight, acting manager B. M. Webber, manager

Registered Office—Guthrie & Co., Registered Office—George Spence

Ld., 5, Whittington Avenue, Lon- Moulton, Ld., 2, Central Build-

don, E.C. 3 ings, Westminster, London.

Port Swettenham Rubber Go., Ltd.— Pungah Tin Dredging Ltd., (Incor-

Mambau, Negri Sembilan porated

H. M. James, acting manager Registeredin theOffice—Taiping;

F.M.S.), Siam Cable

Head Office—84-88, Williams Street, Ad: Austmalay, Taiping; Teleph.

Melbourne

Acreage—Total: 790, cultivated 34, Taiping. Mine Office Pungah,

(rubber) 790 W. Siam; Mine Office Cable Ad:

Pungtin, Pungah. Auth. Cap.

Port Swettenhan Rubber Co., Ltd.— £500,000 in £l shares. Issued

Klang, Selangor £430,000 fully paid

Austral M'alay Tin Ltd., general

T. M. Latimer, visiting manager managers

1480 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

G. T. Dawes, Secretary Secretaries and Registered Office—

R. H. Patterson, manager Burt, Taylor & Co., Ltd. 22, Fen-

R. A. West, a.s.a.a. , accountant church Street, London, E.C.

F. (Leverrier, k.c. (Chairman), W. Acreage—Total: 1,640, cultivated

(rubber) 1,125, (coconuts) 26

A. Freeman, H. Huntsman, R.

J. D. Richardson, b.e., (Syd.)

m.inst.m.m., E. E. G. Boyd, b.e., Rambutan Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Rasa

(Syd.) A»M.inst.m.m., F. y. Stan- P.O., Ulu Selangor

ley, b.e. (Syd.) and C. C. Nar- F. W. Castle, manager

din, b.e. (Syd.) C. H. Gregory, assistant

Sydney Office—Ohallis House, Mar- Secretaries

tin, Place, Sydney Burt Taylorand& Registered Office—

Co., 22, Fenchurch

T Street, London

PUNGGOK R T BBETl ESTATES, LTD.— Acreage—Total: 2,321, planted (rub-

Batang Malaka, Malacca ber) 1,662

J. M. McDonald, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Rambutan Rubber Estates—Tanjong

Gattey and Bateman, Fullerton Rambutan, Perak

Building, Singapore S. Gates, manager

B. B. Watts, assistant

Fusing Rubber and Tin, Ltd.—Sung- J. D. Eeley, do.

kai, Perak Secretaries and Registered Office—

H. S. Blacklin, manager Burt, Taylor & Co., 22, Fenchurch

Street, London

Registered Office^—J. W. Dykes, 65, Acreage—Total:

Londbn Wall, London, E.C. 2 1,245, cultivated

(rubber) 1,136

Radella Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Malacca

M. R,. K. Nayar, assist.-in-charge Rampah Estate—Sumatra:

Coconut Estates, Ltd., Plin-

Secretaries and Registered Office— tahan Postal Ad:

Sime, Darby & Co., Ld., 4, Fort Sungei Rampah

R. G. Laws, manager

Road, Malacca Secretaries and Registered Office—

Rahman Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Paterson, Simons & Co., Ld.,

K aj an g Sel angor London House, Crutched Friars*

Secretaries and' Registered Office— London, E.'C. 3

Sharp, Estall & Cb.—1, Grace-

church Street, London, E. C. 3 Rassak (F.M.S.) Rubber Estate, Ltd.

Acreage—Total: 420, cultivated —Negri Sembilan

(rubber) 402 G. Molyneaux, manager

Registered Office—Boustead Bros., 5,

Rajah Hitam Coconut Estate, Ltd.— Fenchurch Street, London, E.O. 3

Selangor : Postal Ad : Teluk Anson, Ratanui Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Teluk

Lower 4 Perak Anson, Perak

V. S. Westh, resident manager R. M. Latham, j.p., manager

Acreage—Total: 1,280, cultivated Registered Office—Bright & Gal-

(coconuts) 1,085 braith, Ld., 7, Martin’s Lane,

Raja Musa (Selangor) Rubber and Cannon Street, London, E.C.

Coconuts, Ltd.—Selangor Raub Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Pahang

T. A. Curran-Sharp, manager Vicomte Raphael de Bondy, mgr.

Registered Office—The Planters’ Registered Office—A. G. England, 98,

Stores and Agency Cb., Ld., 17, Cannon Street, London, E.C.

St. Helen’s Place, London, E.C. 3

Rambutan Rubber Estates (1930), Ltd. RembauSembilan

Jelei Rubber, Ltd.—Negri

—Palau Langkawi, Kedah

Palau Langkawi, Kedah K. P. Reynolds, manager

A. W. Wilson, manager Registered Office—Guthrie & Co.,

Henry Waugh & Co., Penang, Ld., 5, Whittington Avenue, Lea-

agents denhall Street* London, E.C.'

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS 1481

Rembia Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Mer- Boustead & Co., Ltd., Singapore,

ging, Johore agents

J. E. Greene, manager Registered Office—Wallis Wood’

Registered Office^—Rowe, White & Co., 129, Rood Lane, London, E.C.

Co., Ld., 4, Lloyd’s Avenue, Fen- 3, Acreage 935

church Street, London, E.C.

Rembia Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Malacca Roebourne Finance

H. N. Winter, manager Ltd., The (Incorporated in Eng-

Registered Office^—Rowe, White & iand), Sungei' Peradin Estate-

Co., Ld., 4, Lloyd’s Aevenue, Fen- Postal Ad: c/6 Seletar Plantations,

church Street, London, E.C. 3 Ld., Singapore; Cable Ad: Alban-

smith, Singapore

Repah Rubber and Tapioca Estates, A. iSt. Alban Smith, gen. manager

Ltd.—Negri Sembilan A. R. Hunt, assistant

W. A. Smoth, manager Boustead & Co., Ld., Singapore,

Registered Office—J. A.. Wattie & agents

Co., Ld., 10, Canton Road, S’hai. | Secretaries and Registered Office—

Wallis Wood ' . Co., 29, Rood

Reyuann Estate—Siputeh, Perak Lane, London, E-C. 3,

H. R. Baxter, manager Roma Rubber and Produce Co.—

Aylesbury & Nutter, Ltd., Ipoh, Jelebu, Negri Sembilan

agents F. R. Murray Robertson, manager

Acreage—Total: 636, cultivated and proprietor

(rubber) 504 . Lee Kee & Co., Birch Road1,-

Ribu Rubber Cb., Ltd.—Rant au, Seremban, forwarding agents

Negri Sembilan Acreage—Total; 385, cultivated

Harrisons Barker & Co., Ltd., (rubber) 302

Kuala Lumpur, agentsi

Secretaries and Registered Office— Rosevale Rubber Cb-, Ltd.—Selangor

Lewis, Brown & Co., Colombo, C. A. Farebrother, manager

Ceylon Whittall & Co-, Klang, agents

Acreage—Total: 933,- cultivated Registered Office—A. B. Simpson,

■ (rubber) 861 139, Cannon Street, London, E.C.

Rim (Malacca) Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Rothiemay (Selangor) Rubber Es-

Malacca tates, - Ltd. (Tamil Name: Sungei

A. Simpson, manager Buloh Aar)—Postal Ad: Kuala

Boustead & Co;, Ld., Singapore, ! Selangor, Teleph. 48 (Kuala

agents Selangor)

Riverside (Selangor) Rubber Co., Directors—D. F. Topham, E. O.i

Lft'D.—Selangor Rossell and F. G. Souter

A. D. Alexander, manager H. H. Park, manager

Registered Office—J. A. Pattulo, 46, Secretaries and Agents—Harper

Charlotte Square, Edinburgh Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.. Kuala

Lumpur

Riverview Estates, Ltd. — Parit, RubanI Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Teluk

Perak Anson, Perak

W. S. Paterson, manager H. K. O. Tobutt, manager

J. M. S. Shelton, assistant Registered Office—F. E. Maguire, 8,

Secretaries and Registered Office— Austin Friars, Londori, E.C. 2

Evatt & Co., Ipoh

Acreage—Total: 1,247, cultivated Rubber Cultuur Maatschappy “ Ams-

(rubber) 985 terdam,” Rubber and Oilpalms—

Roebourne Finance and Investment Sumatra; Postal Ad: Galang;

. Co., Ltd., Sungei Peradin Estate, Cable Ad: Amstrubber Loeboeq

Pontian Kfctfij, Tohore Pakam ; Codes: Mercurl, A.B.C. 5th

N. F. Madder, manager edition

1482 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Rubber Estates of Johoke, Ltd.— Sablas North Borneo Rubber, Ltd.,

Johore Papar and Mawao Estate—jesselton,

P. J. A. WiRiams, manager B.N. Borneo; , Cable Ad: Mawao

Registered Office—Harrisons & Oros- (Jesseltpn). LondonnOfihje: 17,, St.

field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street, Helen’s Place

London, E.C. R. H. Oarew, general manager

Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo),

Rubber Estates of Keian, Ltd. (Incor- Ld., Jesse!ton, commercial agents

porated in England), Bagan Samak Sabrang Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Perak

and Chan Seng Estates—Kedah; G. Ratcliffe, manager

Postal Ad : (for both Estates), Rub

ber Estates of tKrian, Ld., Bagan Registered Office—F. E. Maguire, 8,

Austin Friars, London, E.C. 2

Samak; Cable Ad: Roche, Bagan

Samak Sagga Rubber Go., Ltd.—Negri Sem-

F. P. Roche, manager bilan

A. J. Doxey, assistant - R. B. Nunneley, manager

Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ld., Registered Office—Henckell, Du Buis-

Penang, agents son & Co., 18, Laurence Pountney

Secretaries and Registered Office— Lane, London, E.C.

Bright & Galbraith, 7, Martin’s

Lane, Cannon Street, London, E. Samagaga Rubber Co., Ltd. -Bagan

Rubber Estates of Malaya, Ltd.— Serai, Perak

L. Lockyear, managtr

Kota Tinggi, Johore Registered Office—J. A. Wattie &

, E. P. Welby, m. c., manager Co., Shanghai

N. L. Whatford and W. R.

McKee, assistants

Secretaries and Registered Office— Sandilands, Buttery & Gib* Eastern

Merchants and Estate Agents—

Francis Peek & Co., 5, Eastcheap, Medan, Sumatra; also London,

London, E.C. 3 Singapore and Penang. Telephs.

Acreage—Total: 6,637 cultivated 573 and 574; Code, Broomhall’s

cultivated (rubber) 6,247 (Rubber edn.), Bentley’s and Uni-

Rubber Growers’ Co., Ltd.—Kuala versal A.

Trade

F. Goodrich, G. R. Mugliston,

Selangor, Selangor H. C. Street and J. R, Bennett,

H. G. L. Richards, manager partners

Secretaries

Cumberbatch and& Registered

Co., ColomboOffice— H. B. van Praagh, manager

Acreage—Total: 640, cultivated E. A. Fair lie, signs per pro

(rubber) 640 K. P. Deighton

S. F. Lee, bookkeeper

Rubber Plantations Investment Trust, Oen Theon Soo, broker

Ltd., The—Juliana Huis, Medan,

Sumatra; Teljeph. 200, Medan; Sandycroft Rubber Go.,' Ltd.—Tai-

Sable Od : Rupitli; Codes: Bentley’s ping, Perak

J. S. Fletcher, manager

and Western Union N-. H. Lacey, assistant

Naga Hoeta Estate—J. M‘. Lyn- Secretaries and Registered Office—-

kamp, manager Harrisons, Barker & Co., Singa-

Simbolon Estate—R. G. Munro, pore

manager

Bah Kapoel Estate—H. J. Rijni- Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 890

1,054, cultivated

ker, manager

Martoba Estate—T. C. Hay

Simeloengbeh Central Hospital— Sapintas Government Plantation—

Dr. J. C. Spillane Selangor; Postal Ad: Sabak

Harrisons & Crosfield,

E. O. Sumatra, agents Ld., Medan, Bernam via Teluk Anson, Lower

Perak

Secretaries—Harrisons

Ld., 1-4, Great Tower &Street,

Crosfield, E. J. Malim, manager

Lon Acreage—Total:

don. E.C. 2,112, cultivated

(rubber) 88', (coconuts) 980

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS 1483

Sapong Rubber and Tobaoco Estates, Sekong Rubber Co., Ltd. (England),

Ltd., Sapon,g Estate—Tenom, Jessel- (Incorporated in England), Sekong

ton, B.N. Borneo Estate—Postal Ad : Sekong Estate,

C. B. Brewer, m.c., manager Sandakan Bay, Sandakan, B.N.B.;

•J. E. Baxter, assistant Cable Ad : Sekong, Sandakan

Dr. G. G. Campbell, medical officer J. Mackean, manager

Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), J. B. Angus, assistant

Ld., agents Dr. V. A. Stokes, med. offi.-in-ch.

Barlow & Co., Singapore, agents

Secretary and Registered Office—W. Registered

Goldsmith, 20, Eastcheap, London, Offi e—Thos. Barlow &

E.C. Bro., Ceylon House, Eastcheap,

London, E.C. 3

Scottish Malay Rubber Co., Ltd.— Selama-Dindings Plantations, Ltd.,

Selangor Dindings Cocoanut Estate—Perak

J. Inglis, manager V. S. Cookson, general manager

Registered Office—J. A. Pattullo, 46, Registered Office—Hawaiian Trust

Charlotte Square, Edinburgh Co., Ld., Honolulu, Hawaii

•Seafield Rubber Co., Ltd. (England) Selama (Malaya) Rubber Estates, Ltd.

—Selangor —Serdang, Kedah

V. C. Manners, supt. R. L. Hart, manager

Registered Office—McMeekin & Co., Registered Office—Kennaway, Neame

10 and 11, Lime St., London, E.C. & Co., 6, Lloyd’s Avenue, Fen-

church Street, London

Seaport (Selangor) Rubber Estate, Selangor Coconuts, Ltd.—Batu Laub,

Ltd.—Selangor

C. N. Crush, manager Selangor

Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros- J. Benton, manager

field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street, Secretaries and Registered Office—

London, E.C. Boustead & Co., Kuala Lumpur

Acreage—Total: 1,544, cultivated

Seaview Syndicate, Ltd.—Banting, (coconuts) 1,500

Selangor Selangor River Rubber Estates, Ltd.

E. L. Huson, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office'— Selangor

C. W. S. Gardner, gen. manager

Whittal & Co., Klang Registered Office—Taylor, Noble &

Sedenak Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Johore Co., 481-4, Salisbury House, Lon-

A. C. C. Miles, acting manager don Wall, London, E.C. 2

Registered Office—Yule, Catto & Co., Selangor Rubber Co., Ltd.—Selangor

Finsbury E.C.

London, House, Blomfield Street, R. B. Bailloch, manager

Registered Office—Gibson & Ander-

son, 124, St. Vincent St., Glasgow

Sedgeley (F.M.S.) Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Selangor Selangor United Rubber Estates, Ltd.

C. S. Beaty, manager

Registered Office—W. Hector Thom- I "--Selangor

M. Multiah, conductor in charge

son & Co., 9, Arundel Street, Noel Fisher, visiting manager

Strand, London, W.C. Registered Office—Guthrie & Co.,

Segari Rubber, Ltd.—Segari Estate, Ld., 5, Whittington Avenue, Lea-

Segari, Lumut, Dindings; Lintang denhall Street, London, E.C.

Estate, Sungei Siput, N. Perak

Managing Agents—Nevill Stevens Selborne Plantation Co., Ltd., The,

Selborne Plantation—Padang Tung-

& Co., Ipoh, Perak,

Secretary and Registered Office—C. Od: Selborne,Lipis,

k.u, Kuala Pahang; Cable

Padang Tungku

E. Eastland, 35, Charles Street, A. Braybon, manager and tech-

Farringdon Road, Londotl, E:C. 1. nical expert

Wi RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

' ;S. J. ITarffieTd, senior assistant Registered Offiee-ffiubber Estates

E. I. Morns, assistant Agency, Ltd., Bunge House, 71,

J. Webster, engineer St. Mary’s Axe, London, E.C.

D. W. J. Dixon, visiting medica]

practitioner Senawang Rubber Estates (Co.),

A. J. R, Alp'honso, apothecary

Lee Cheong, chief clerk and (1921), Ltd.—Negri Sembilan

O: H. Ry vest manager

bookkeeper

Paterson, Simons , & Co!,. Ld., Registered Office—J. A. Wattie &

Singapore^ '-Kuala Lumpur and '/Co., TO, Canton Road, Shanghai

Penang, agents

Registered OfRoe—38,'Old Broad St., Sendayan (E.M.S.) Rubber Co., Ltd.—

London, E.C. 2 Negri .Sembilan

A. W. Osborn, manager

SEtBpuRNE Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Registered Office—Guthrie & Co.,

Johore Ld., 5, Whittington Avenue, Lea-

A. St. ALbam Smith, gen. mgr. denhall Street, London, E.C. 3

Registered Officer—Wallis Wood &

Co.,'29, Rood Lane, Lend., E.C. 3 Sendayan (F.M.S.) Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Seletar Plantations, Ltd.—Seletar, Selangor A. Mac in tyre, acting manager

Singapore Registered Office—Guthrie & Co.,

A. St. Alban' Smith, manager Ld., 5, Whittington Avenue, Lea-

Registered Office—Wallis Wood & denhall Street, London, E.C. 3

Co., 29, Rood Lane, Lend., E.C. 3

Selinsing Rubber Co., Ltd.—Taiping, Sengat Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Kam-

pong- Kepayang, Perak

Perak E. L. D. Evans, manager

W. J. Ryan, manager

Registered Office—Carson & Co., Registered Office Shaud, Haldane A

Co., 24, Rood Lane, Lond., E.C. 3

' Colombo, Ceylon

SEmambu Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Sepang Selangor Rubber Estates, Ltd.

Pahang —Selangor

Y. HorsAvill, manager F. H. Brunton, manager

Registered ()ffice—-J. A. Wattle & Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros-

Co., Ld., Shanghai field, Ld.,E.C.

1-4, .Great Tower Street,

London,

Semanggol Rubber Co., Ltd.—Krian

Road. Perak Sepang Valley Estate, Ltd.—Negri

A. G. Boyd, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Sembilan J. N. Sturrock, manager

Brown, Phillips and Stewart, Rejgistered Office—Mansergh & Tay-

Penang ler, Seremban

Sembilan E-states Co., Ltd.—Negri Serdang Oultuur Maatschappij—Sta-

Sembilan tion : Perbaoengan; Teleph. 20 (Loe-

R. G. Manners, manager

Registered Office—John K. Gilliat & boe Pakam); Cable Ad: Sibajak,

Go., Ld., 7, Crosby Square, Lon- Loeboe Pakam

L. R. KoolemaiiiS Beijnen, head

don, E.C. 3 manager

Semen yih Rubber Estate, Ltd.— Adolina Estate (Tobacco)

J. C.: Clous, manager

.Selangor Adolina Oeloe (Rubber)

F. B. Gough, manager G. Kost, manager

Registered Office—Boustead Bros., 5, Bobongan Estate (Cbconuts)

Fen church Street, London, E.C. G. Hesseling, manager

Sempah Rubber Estates, . Ltd.—Pro- Pedelong Noord Estate (Tea)

0. G. Slotemaker, superintendent

vince Wellesley O. Brouwer, manager

R. O. Wood, manager

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS I48f>

Sekdang Blah Syndicate, Ltd.—Bant- Shanghai Klebang Rubber Estate,

Ltd.—Ipoh, Perak

ing Selangor T. G. McCheane, manager

A. R. Thomas, manager Secretaries and Registered Office—

Sungei Bemok Estate J. A. Wattie & Co., Shanghai

A. R. Thomas, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 454

519, cultivated

Whittal & Oo., Klang

Sebemban, Ltd. — Seremban, Negri Shanghai-Malay

—Sungkai, Perak

Rubber Estates, Ltd.

Sembilan R. H. Vaughan, manager

W. C. Ephraums, manager Kennedy, Burk ill & Co., Ipoh,

Secretary and Registered Office- agents

Tom Wickett, Station Hill, Red- Secretaries-rnJ. A. Wattie & Co.,

ruth

: Shanghai

Acreage—Total: 754, cultivated Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 514 809, cultivated

(rubber) 838

Seremban Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Sun- Shanghai Pahang Rubber Co., Ltd.—

gei Gadut, Negri .Sembilan Pahang

“ J. I. Wardell ^d W. A. Outsell, F. Birkemose, manager

managers

W. J. Mearns and .E. D. Hard- Registered Office—A. R. Burkill &

Sons, Shanghai

ing, assistants

Whittal & Co., Klang, agents

Secretaries and Registered Office— Shanghai Seremban Rubber Estate,

Thomson, Alston & Co.—2, Idol Ltd.—Mambau, Negri Sembilan

D. Gilchrist, manager

Lane, Eastcheap, London Secretaries and Registered Office—

J. A. Wattie & Co., Shanghai

Seventh Mile Rubber Estate, Ltd.—• Acreage—Total: 707, cultivated

Selangor (rubber) 638

O. Selton-Agar, manager

Registered Office—Cumberbatch & Shanghai Sumatra Rubber Estates,

Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur Ltd.—Tanjong Poera, Sumatra

Shalimar (Malay) Estate Co., Ltd., W. A. Palmer, manager

Shalimar Estate—Postal Ad : Kuala W. E. Specht, R. P. Woodyear

Selangor and L. P. Ford, assistants

E. H. Frost, manager Shelford Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Cumberbatch & Co,^ Ld., Kuala Selangor

Lumpur, agents T. K. Wilson, manager

Shanghai Kedah Plantations, Ltd.— Registered Office—Macdonald, Ste-

wart & Stewart, West Regent

Kedah Street, Glasgow

J. A. Symes, manager

Registered Office—A. R. Burkill & Siak (Sumatra) Rubber Estates, Ltd.

Sons, 2, Canton Road, Shanghai (Incorporated in England)—Su-

Shanghai Kelantan Rubber Estates matra; Pakan Baroe, Siak, S.E.C.;

(19215), Ltd. (Registered in Hong- Cable Ad: Siakrubber, Pakam

kong). Pasir Gajah Estate—Postal BroomhalPs A.B.C. 5th edn. and

Baroe; Codes:

Ad: Pasir Gajah Estate, Nal, Ke- J. J. van den Hoek, manager

lantan ; Railway Station • Sungei J. H. Brommet and A. Mol-

'Nal koek, assistants

H. M. Watson, manager Sandilands, Buttery & Go., Singa-

H. C. Pinching, visiting agent pore, agents

Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ld., Secretaries—Rowe,

Penang, agents

Registered OffiCe^eth, Mancell & 4, Lloyd’s Avenue,White & Co.,E.C.Ld.,

London,

McLure, 7, Avenue Edward VII., Sialang Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Ban-

Shanghai goen Poerba Serdang, Sumatra

1486 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

J. C. A. Braspot, manager Simpang Rubber Estate Co., Ltd.—

Tebing Tinggi Estate Simpang Ampat, Prov. Wellesley

N,, C. Vichoff, manager F. R. Wright, manager

0* Henderson, F. A. Watson Registered Office—-Eastern Indus-

tries, Ld., London

and W. W. Johnston, assist-

ants

Paya Pinang Estate Singapore Para Rubber Estates, Ltd.,

E. Inhelder, manager The—J chore

Eric C. Lawford, manager

D. F. Wiseman, G. J. Paton and Registered

N. G. Dodds, assistants Office—Donald Laing, 3,

Secretaries and Registered Office— New London St., London, E.C. 3

Harrisons and Crosfield, 1, Great

Tower Street, London

Acreage—Total: 3,483, cultivated Singapore Para Rubber Estates, Ltd.

—Negri Sembilan

(rubber) 2,249 R. M. S. Keir, manager

Siam-Malay Rubber Co., Ltd.— Registered Office—Donald Laing,

London, E.C. 3

Sedenak, Johore

Glencoe Estate Singapore United Rubber Planta-

C. J. Cornwell, manager

A. S. W. Mitchell and J. O. H. tions, Ltd.—Paya Lebar, S’pore.

R. A. Dix, manager

Nixon, assistants Registered Office—British Indus-

Visiting Agents—Messrs. Brown, tries and General Investment

Tough & Menzies, Kuala Lumpur Trust, Ld., 104, Winchester House,

Agents & Secretaries—The Anglo- London, E.C. 2

Siam Cbrp., Ld., Singapore

Acreage—Total: 3,499, cultivated Si-Pare-Pare Rubber Co? Si-Pare-

1,926 Pare Estate (Rubber only)—Su-

Sidmouth Estate, (Ltd. — Romoin, matra; Post and Tel. Office: Tebing

Tinggi, Deli, E.C. Sumatra

Negri Sembilan F. W. Davies, manager

A. L. Harrison manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Registered Office—Si-Pare-Pare Rub-

ber Maatschappij, Amsterdam,

Mansgrgh & Tayler, Seremban Holland

Acreage—Total: 520, cultivated

(rubber) 500 SoCIETA ITALIANA DEL l’EsTREMO

Siginting (Negri Sembilan) Rubber Oriente, Ltd.—Kedah

Dr. B. Bertoli, manager

Co., Ltd,.Port Dickson, Negri D. M. Manfred, acting manager

Sembilan

R. A. V. Durell, res. manager F. Meloni, assistant

Secretary—H. D. Saw, Mooregate Borneo Co., Ld., Penang, agents

Chambers, London, E.C. 2

Acreage-—Total: 1,080, cultivated South J chore

Johore Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

(rubber) 902 H. G. Bailey, manager

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Rubber Registered Office—Burt, Taylor &

Co., Ld., 22, Fenchurch Street,

Estate and Tin Mine Agents and London, E.C. 3

General Merchants—Birch Road,

Negri iSembilan; Teleph. 94; Cable South Malay Rubber Plantations,

Ad: Simit; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. Ltd., London—Johore

and BroomhalPs Rubber C. D. Young, manager

Sv Craig, manager Registered

Agencies & Co., 16, Office—Lyall,

Philpct Lane, Anderson

London,

Employers’ Liabilities Assurance E.

Corporation, Ld. (Fire)

Motor Union Insurance Co., Ld. South Perak Rubber Syndicate, Ltd.

Dollar Steamship Line, Ld. —Sungkai, Perak

Nippon Yusen Kaisha. ' C. R. Rees, manager

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS 1487

Registered Office—Rubber Estate Strathmore Rubber Co., Ltd.—Selan-

Agency, Ld., 71,-St. Mary’s Axe, gor

London, E.O. T. L. Brown, general manager

Speing Hill Estate—Serdang, Kedah Registered Office--J. A. Pattuio, 46,

W. Adair,- proprietor Charlotte Square, Edinburgh,

H. Adair, do. Scotland

F. P. Roche, in charge

Acreage4~Total: 260, cultivated Streamland Estate—Port Dickson,

(rubber) 200■ Negri Sembilan

A. A. Kula Singam, proprietor &

St. Albans Estate—Sungei Tiram, 1 manager

Johore; Postal Ad: c/o Seletar Acreage—Total:

(rubber and coffee)136,136 cultivated

Estate, Singapore

A. St. Alban" Smith, proprietor Sua Manggis Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Acreage—Total: 149, cultivated

(rubber) 149 Rantau, Negri Sembilan

H. Adair, manager

St. Cyr. Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Tem- Harrisons, Barker & Co., Kuala

angan, Kelantan Lumpur, agents

W. O’Conno'r, managing director Secretaries and Registered Office—

T. G. Menon, Bookkeeper Scott, Harding & Co., Shanghai

Secretaries-^-Rennie, Lowick & Co.,

Singapore • Subur Estate—Ulu Sapetang, Perak

Registered Office—1, Old Market H. G. Dalton, manager

square, Kuala Lumpur C. W. Ford, assistant

Acreage—Total: 450, cultivated Henry Waugh & Co., Penang,

(rubber) 400 agents

Standard Rubber Co., of Selangor, Acreage—Total: 1,107, cultivated

LTD.-~Selangor (rubber) 892

•Alexr. >Davidson, manager

Registered Office—H. F. Hinton, 72, Suloh Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Tap ah,

King Street, Sydney Perak

Stoughton (Perak) Rubber Planta- W. A. Rees, manager

tions, LTD.^-Perak Secretaries and Registered Office—

T. Newman, manager Brown, Phillips and Stewart,

Registered Office—M. P. Evans & I p oh

Co., 30, Mincing Lane, London Acreage—Total: 699, cultivated

(rubber) 683

Straits Plantations, Ltd.—Bagan Sumatra Caoutchouc Maatschappij,

Datoh, Perak Rubber and Oilpalms—Sumatra;

A. O. Smith, manager Marbau, Bila S.O.K. ; Haven,

Registered Office—Harrisons & Oros- Paneh; P.O. Marbau, Bilaj Cable

field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street, Ad : Sumoama, Marbau; Codes:

London; E,C. A.B.O. 5th, Mercuur and Bentley’s

Straits Rubber Co., Ltd.—Bagan Head Office

Serai—Perak J. H. Bloemink, head manager

P. B. Tylee, manager B. C. Hopman, doctor

Registered Office—F. E. Maguire, J. C. A. Dirksz, bookkeeper

Pinner’s Hall, 8-9, Austin Friars, and correspondent

London, E.C. J. C. Classen (1st factory)

H. Yan’t Loo, (2nd factory)

Strathisla (Perak) Rubber Estates, Brussel Estate

Ltd.—Perak G. R. Serena, manager

W. Watt, manager Pernantian Estate

Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros- J. A. van Hasselt, manager

field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street, Padang Halaban Estate

London, E.C. D. Huizinga, manager

1488 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Sumatra Consolidated (Extended) Sungei Bagan Rubber Co., Ltd.,

Rubber Plantations, Ltd.—Pangka- Sungei Bagan Estate—Kelantan;

Postal Ad: Kusial

lan Brandan, Sumatra F. Burden, manager

E. E. P. Tydd, manager C. J. Paterson, assistant

C. S. D. Pattullo, assistant Wilde & Co., Ld., Seremban, visit-

C. E. Moore, do. ing agent®

Secretaries and Registered Office— Secretaries and Registered Office—

M. P. Evans, 30, Mincing Lane, Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ld.,

London Chartered Bank Chambers, S’pore.

Acreage—Total: 4*000, cultivated

(rubber) 1,400 Sungei Bahru Rubber Estates Ltd.,

Sumatra Para Rubber Plantations, Ad: (Incorporated in England)—Postal

Ltd. (London), Pangkattan Estate— AcreageMasjid Tanah, P.O. Malacca

planted with rubber 3,781

Sumatra ; Postal Ad : Laboean Bilik acres

( Paneh)' E. H. Kirby, manager

•C.Hooglandt

M. Robertson,

& Co., manager

S’pore., agents M. J. Pottie and E. P. Hosken,

Secretaries and Registered Office— Secretaries—Rubber assistants Estates Agency

M., P, Evan® & Co., 30, Mincing Ltd., (London

Lane,.,London, E.C. 3. Local Agents—Messrs. Sime, Darby

Sumatra Planting Syndicate—Pema- (fe Co., Ltd., Malacca

tang Siantang, Sumatra Sungei Bahru Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

J. Bannerman, manager Tampin, Negri Sembilan

R. F. Fifield, assistant E. H. Kirby, manager

J. J. Newell, do. E. A. J. Perkins, assistant

Registered Office—Bunge House, 71, E. P. Hosken, assistant

St. Mary Axe, London Secretaries and Registered

Acreage—Total: 2,000, cultivated

(rubber) 1,936 Rubber Estates Agency, Ltd.,Office—

Lon-

don

Sumatra Proprietary Rubber Planta- Acreage—Total: 1,498, cultivated

tions, Ltd.— Pangkalan Brandan, (rubber) 1,239

Sumatra Sungei Batang Estate—Sandakan, B.

lain.B, (Clark, manager N. Borneo

A. J. Goulbourne, assistant

Registered Office—M. P. Evans & Secretaries and Registered Office—

Harrisons Crosfield (Borneo),

Co., 30, Mincing Lane, London Ltd., Sandakan

Acreage—Total: 4,200, cultivated

(rubber) 1,404 Sungei Batu (Malayan) Rubber

Sungala Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Port Estates, Ltd.—Sungei Batu Estate—

Kedah ; Postal Ad : Bedong

Dickson, Negri Sembilan E. J. C. Currie, manager

B. D. G. Thompson, manager J. S. Halliday and A. G. San-

H. G. Mancell, assistant ders, assistants

Secretaries and Registered Office— Boustead & Co., Ld., Penang,

Cecil Holliday & Co., Shanghai agents

Acreage—Total: 1,268, cultivated Secretaries—Ed. Boustead & Co.,

(rubhei) 979 149, Leadenhall Street, London,

: E.C. 3

Sungei Arak Estate—Ulu 'Sepatang, Sungei Bilut Rubber Oo., Ltd.—

Perak Harding Raub, Pahang

I. H. White, manager G M. Harding, managing direc-

I. C. Mitchell, assistant tor

Secretaries and Registered Office'— Secretaries—Rennie, Lowick & Co.,

Anglo Oriental &: Geiieral Invest- Singapore

ment Trust, Ltd., London

Acreage—Total : 904, cultivated Acreage—Total: (rubber) 750

1,060, cultivated

(rubber) 861

RUBBER ESTATES AMD OTHER PLANTATIONS 1489

Sungei Blat Rubber Co., (Ltd.— Sungei Jelai Syndicate, Ltd.—Bahau,

Gambang, Kuantang, Negri Sembilan

Acreage—Total: 1,295,Pahang

cultivated A. M. Monro, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office—

(rubber) 610 Neill Bell, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

.Sungei Buaya (Sumatra) Rubber Co., Acreage—Total: 1,358, cultivated

Ltd.—Bandar Kwala Estate, Gdlang (rubber) 700

A. R. Douglas, manager Sungei Kapar Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Panigoran Estate, MerbaAi Selangor

W. R. Brown, manager A. M. Swyny, general manager

1 Secretaries and Registered Office— Registered Office—vV. Hi Cook & Co.,

& -Guthrie A Co», Ltd., London 42, Castle Street, Edinburgh

I Sungei Buloh Rubber- Co., Ltd. Sungei Kaei .(Sumatra) Rubber

Selangor, Sungei Buloh Estate, Estate, Ltd.—Postal Ad: Galang,

| Kuala Selangor East Coast Sumatra

S J. M. Ferguson, manager j J. W, Henderson, manager

E. H. Smith and R. ©. Martin, Secretaries and Registered Office—

I assistants

Registered Office—G. R. Davey, 17, Bright & Galbraith, Ld., 7, St.

St. Helen’s Place, Bishopsgate, Martin’s Lane, London, E.C.

London, E.C. 3 Sungei Krian Rubber Estate, Ltd.,

The, Somme Estate- Postal Ad:

Sungei OhinOH Rubber5 tDo.’, Ltd.— Serdang, Kedah

5 Perak H. Morris, manager

E. P. Lorange, manager M. A. M. Lock, assistant

Registered Office—Walter Duncan & Barlow & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

Co., 149, Leadenhall Street, Lon- agents

don, E.O. Registered Office—Thomas Barlow &

Bro., Ceylon House, 49-51, East-

Sungei Chou Rubber Co., Ltd.— cheap, London, E.C. 3

* Selangor Sungei Krian Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

T. O. Green, manager Sungei Serai, Perak

1 Registered Office—Thomson, Alston A. J. Taylor, manager

& Co., 2, 3 and 4, Idol Lane, East- Registered1 Office—Thomas Barlow

cheap, London, E.C. Bro., 49-51, Eastchea>p, London,

Sungei Dbaka Plantations, Ltd.— ■ E.C. 3

Malang, Perak Sungei Kruit Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

G. A. Steel, manager Sungkai, Perak

Registered Office—G. A. Steel, | H. Gordon Graham, manager

Matang, Perak, F.M.-S. Registered Office—M. P. Evans &

^ Sungei Dua Estate—Remban. Hegri 6t>.» 30, Mincing Lane, London,

Sembilan EXL 3

K. R. Claudius, proprietor Sungei Ledang Rubber Estates, Ltd.

J. K. Borrowman —Kerling, Ulu Selangor

) Acreage

(Rubber)— 211

Total: 222, cultivated M, D. Fallon, manager

— Secretaries and Registered Office—

1 Sungei Duri Rubber inEstate, Ltd., Neill & Bell, Kuala Lumpur

The (Incorporated Hongkong), Acreage—Total: S64, cultivated

jI Selama Estatet—Postal Ad: Ser- ! (rubber) 783

dang, Kedah: 'Cable Ad: Sungei- Sungei Matang Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

duri, Serdang Taiping, Perak

T. J. McDonald, manager D. A. Dunn, manager

P.- Gilchrist, assistant Registered Office—Portal Trust and

Registered Office—Burkill & Sons, Agency, Ld., Portland House, 73,

Shanghai Basinghall Street, London, E.C. 2

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Sungei Nipah Estate—Sepang, Se- Sungei Salak Rubber Co., Ltd.—

langor Sungei Salak Estate, Silian, Negri

A. Denny, manager Sembilan

A. S. Woodroffe, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Registered

Planters’ Loan Board, Kuala Office—Lyall, Anderson

Lumpur & Co., 16, .Philpot Lane, London,

Acreage—Total: 834, cultivated E.C.

(Dwarf coconuts) 765

Sungei Sayong Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Sungei Patai Estate—Seremban, Ne- Rengam, Johore

A. Tinker, manager

gri Sembilan Secretaries and Registered Office—

W. H. Brodie, manager Geo. Williams & Co., 138, Leaden-

Secretaries — Cumberbatch' & Co., hall Street, London

Kuala Lumpur

Acreiage—Total: 733, cultivated Acreage — Total: 1,026, cultivated

(rubber) 731

(rubber) 634

Sxjngei Petaling Estate—Gali, Raub Sungei Siput Rubber Plantations^

Ltd.—Perak

Pahang Stanley F. Hobson, manager

F. J. Ayris, proprietor Secretaries and Registered Office—

Sungei Puntar Rubber Estate, Ltd.— British North Borneo Rubber

Postal Ad : Bedong, Kedah Trust, Ld., 104, Winchester House,

C. O. van Dort, manager Old Broad Street, London, E.C.

K. P. Hudson Sungei Tamu Rubber Co., Ltd.,

J. Murray, visiting agent

Henry Waugh & Co., Penang, Sungei Selangor

Tamu .Estate—Ulu Yam,

agents James Carter, manager

Registered Office—Burt, Taylor & T. H. Menzies, visiting agent

Co., Ld., 22, Fenchurch Street, The Planters’ Stores and Agency

London, E.C. 3 Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, agents

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Sungei Purun (F.M.S.) Rubber Co., The Planters’ Stores and Agency

Ltd. — Semenyih, Selangor Co., 17, St. Helen’s Place, Bishops-

E. G. Leyne, manager gate, London, E.C. 3

Registered Office—Edward Boustead Acreage—Total: 745!, cultivated

& Co., 149, Leadenhall Street, (rubber) 657

London, E.C.

Sungei Telor (Malaya) Rubber

Sungei Ramal Syndicate, Ltd.— Estates, Ltd.—Johore Bahru

W. L. B. Symes, manager

Kajang, Selangor A. Gibson, assistant

C. Phillips, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Registered Office—-Eastern Indus-

House, Arthur St., London, E.C.

Boustead & Co., Kuala Lumpur

Acreage^—Total: 1,018, cultivated 4

(rubber) 933 Sungei Tiram Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

Sungei Reyla (F.M.S.) Rubber Johore A. T. Edwards, manager

Estates, Ltd.—Sungei Siput, Perak Registered Office—British Industries

J. E. B. Jessamine, manager and General Investment Trust,

Registered Office—J. H. Dykes, 65, Ld., London, E.C.

London Wall, London, E.C.

Sungei Rinching Rubber Estates, Sungei Selangor

Tua Estate—Batu Caves,

Ltd.—Semenyih, Kajang, Selangor A. A. Mulloy, manager

A. T. M. Lane, manager Proprietors:—J. A. Russell &• Co.

Registered Office—E. Parsons, 38, Acreage—Total: 1,018, cultivated

Lincoln’s Inn Fields, Lond., W.C. (rubber) 1,018

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS 1491

Sungei Tukang Rubber Co., Ltd.— Tai H. Tak Plantations, Ltd.—Johore

F. B. Churchill, manager

Kedah Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros-

C. O. Tyndale Powell, manager field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street,

Registered Office—McAuliffe, Davis London, E.C.

& Hope, Penang

.Sungei Tukong Rubber Plantations, Taiping Rubber Plantations, Ltd.

Ltd.—Johor e (F.M.S.)—Perak

L. W. Holland, manager C. L. Moysey, manager

Registered Office—Eastern Indus- Registered Office—Edward Boustead

tries, Ld., King William St. & Co., 149, Leadenhall Street, Lon-

House, London, E.C. 2 don, E.C. 3

Sungei Way (Selangor) Rubber Co., Taiping Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Box

No. 40, Taiping, Perak

Sungei Way Estate;—Selangor G. H. Lessler, manager

W. S. Reeve-Tuoker, manager

Registered Office—Gibson & Ander- Secretaries--—Hopkins, Dunn & Cg.,

son, 124, St. Vincent Street, Glas Hongkong

gow Acreage—Total: 535, cultivated

Sungkai-Chumor Estates, Ltd.— (rubber) 500

Batang Padang, Perak

W. C., Warrack, manager Takau (F.M'.S.) Rubber Estates, Ltd.

Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros- —Negri Sembilan

field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street, V. W. Ryves, manager

London, E.C. Registered Office—Kennaway, Neame

Sungkap Para Plantations, Ltd.— & CO., 6, Lloyd’s Avenue, Fen-

Sungei Patani, Kedah church Street, London, E.C. 3

A. D. Duncan, manager Tali Ayer Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

J. Mowat, assistant Parit Buntar, Perak

Secretaries and Registered Office— W. D. Chapman, manager

Eastern Industries, Ltd., King Registered Office—F. E. Maguire,

William Street, London Pinner’s Hall, 8 and 9, Austin

Acreage—Total: 1,453, cultivated Friars, London, E.C. 2

(rubber) 1,358

Tambalak Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Mas-

Tabak MaatsChappij Arendsburg, To- jidKhoo Tanha, Malacca

Kim Lian, manager

bacco and Rubber—Sumatra; Soen-

gei Bras; Postal and Cable Ad: Acreage;—Total:

(rubber) 437

464, cultivated

Medan. Tobacco Estates: Seongei

Mentjirim, Soenged Krio, Klambir Tanah Merah Estates (1916), Ltd.—

Lima, Kloempang, Mabar and

-Saentis. Rubber Estates: Bandar Postal Ad: Tangkah P.O., Johore

via Malaccai

Bedjamboe, and Naga Radja G. E. Johnson, manager

Tabak-Miy. “ Tjinta Radja ” (Incor- E. K. Bower, Div. superintendent

porated in Switzerland), Tobacco, J. F. Downey, H. G. Russell,

Rubber and Coconuts—rSumatra; H. Channell and J. P., Wain,

Head Office: Tjinta Radja Estate; assistants

P.O. : Tandjong I'oera General Managers and Secretaries—

C. Staehelin, head manager A. R. Burkill & Sons, Shanghai

Tjinta Radja Estate (Tobacco, Acreage—Total: 4,776, cultivated

(rubber) 3,347, (coconuts) 35

Rubber and Coconuts)—

O. Staehelin, manager

Kotari Estate—P.O. : Galang Tandjong Mas Estates — Sepang,

F. Hofman, manager Selangor

S i 1 i n d a - Estate—P.O. : Bangoen K. S. Marsh, proprietor

Poerba

G. Schwarz, manager W. F. Brown, manager

1 Acreage—Total: 356, cultivated

II. Ritz, acting manager (rubber) 246, (coconuts). 110

RUBBER ESTATES AJsD OTHER PLANTATIONS

Jan goa Raiu Rubber Go., Ltd.— Tarun (Malay) Rubber. Estates, Ltd.,.

Malacca Tarun Estate—Semenyih, Selangor

R. O. Brimton, manager H. B. Wilkinson, manager

Mansergh & Tayler, Seremban, Registered Office—Boustead Bros., 5,

agents Fenchurch Street, London, E.C

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Bailie & Gifford, 3, Glenfinlas Taynton Rubber Estate—P.O. Box

Street, Edinburgh 21, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Acreage—Total: 597, cultivated W. Leggatt, manager

(rubber) 593 Acreage—Total: 297, cultivated

Tanjong Malim Rubber Coi, Ltd.— (rubber) 287

Tanjong Malim, Selangor Tebolang Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

A. P. Miackilligin, manager Malacca

Registered Office—W. Hector Thom- George Grant, manager

son & Go., 9, Arundel Street, Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros-

Strand, London, W.C. field, Ldr, London

Tanjqng Labu Rubber Plantations, Tebong Rubber Estate, Ltd. (Incor-

Ltd.—Batu Pahat, Johore porated in Hongkong)—Malacca ;

E. S. Smirke, manager Home: Batang Malaka, Bukit

Secretary and Registered Office— Putus, Bemban, Lombong and

R. D. Saw, Mooregate Station Sungei Dua Divisions; Postal Ad:

Chambers, London Tampin, F.M.S.; Cable Ad: Mc-

Acreage—Total : 2,235, cultivated Kenzie, Sungei Dua. Railway Sta-

(rubber) 856 tion : Sungei Dua

Tanjong Olak Rubber Plantation, Alexander MeKenzie, manager

Ltd.—Muar, Johore K. Balfour, J. Davidson, R. W.

F. G. Wallace, manager G. Moggach and A. I. MacCal-

Secretaries and Registered Office— lum, superintendents

Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., A. S. Pilly, accountant

Honolulu D. P. Vidyrathe, Stenographer

Acreage—Total: 2,595, cultivated Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ld.,

(rubber) 800 Penang and Ipoh, agents

Secretaries and Registered Office—

J. A. Wattie & Co., Ld., 10, Can-

Tanjong Pau Rubber Estate—Kedah ton Road, Shanghai

W. D. Sheffield, manager

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ld., Tebrau Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Johore

Penang, agents W. Miller Mackay, gen. manager

Registered Office-^-Baillie & Gifford,.

Tapah Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Tapah W.S., 3, Glenfinlas Street, Edin

Road, Perak burgh

J. Grieve, manager

Registered Office—Evatt & Co., Teja Ltd.—Batu Gajah, Perak

French Bank Buildings, S’pore. Evatt & Co., Ipoh, Secretaries

Andrew Buchanan, manager

Tarun (Malay) Rubber Estates, Ltd., Acreage

(rubber)— 529

Total: 607, cultivated

Bukit Selambau Estate—Postal Ad:

Sungei Patani, Kedah; Teleph. 1, Telok Bharu Coconut. Go., Ltd. (In-

Kuala Ketil; Cable Ad : Tarun

J. Firth-Fletcher, manager corporated in Ceylon), Telok Bharu

iDr. D. W. Bonner-Morgan, medi- Estate—Postal Ad: Teluk Anson,

cal Officer Lower Perak

Boustead & Co., Ld.,,Kuala Lum- Capt. A. Pritchard j.p., manager

pur, agents Whittall & Co., Klang, agents

. Secretaries—Boustead Bros., 5, Fen- Secretaries and Registered Office—

chureh Street, London, E.C. Whittall & Co., Colombo, Ceylon

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS 149a:

Teluk Anson Rubber Estate, Ltd. Secretaries and Registered Office-^-

(Registered in Singapore)—Postal Maclean Brodie & Forgie, 7,.

Ad: 'Teluk Anson, Perak, F.M.S. Royal Bank Buildings, Glasgow

C. T. de B. Whitehouse, manager

Registered Office—Derrick & Co., Thabawleik Tin Dredging Ltd.—Bur-

Singapore ma, (Incorporated in the F.M.S.),

Teluk (F.M.S,) Rubber Co., Ltd.— Registered Office—Taiping; Cable

Klapg, Selangor Ad: Austmalay, Taiping ^Telephone

D. L. Gulland, manager No. 34, Taiping, Mine Office—Tha-

Secretaries and Registered Office— bamleik, via Mergui, lL. Burma:

Dickson, Anderson & Co., Ltd. 20, Cable Ad: Thabgw, Tenasserim.

Abehurch Lane, London Auth. Cap. £200,000 in £l shares.

Acreage—Total: 758, cultivated Issued. £160,000 fully paid

(rubber) 655, (coconuts) 103 Austral Malay Tin Ltd., generaU

manager

Teluk Gong Rubber Co., Ltd.—Bant- G. T. Dawes, Secretary

ing P.O., Kuala Langat, Selangor R. A. 'West, a.s.a.a., accountant

J. M'. Booth, manager F. Leverrier, k.c. (chairman),

Secretaries and Registered Office—. W. A. Freeman, H. Huntsman,

McNeill & Sime, 46, Charlotte R. J. D. Richardson, b.e. (Syd.)

Square, Edinburgh m.inst.m.m., E. E. G. Boyd, b.e.

Acreage—Total: 667, cultivated (Syd.) a.m.inst.m.m., F. V. Stan-

(rubber) 667 ley, b.e. (Syd.) and C. C. Nar-

din, b.e. (Syd.) directors

Teluk Merbau Plantations, Ltd.— Sydney Office—Challis House, Mar-

Sapangi P.O., Selangor tin Place, Sydney

F. C. Fogh, general manager

The East Asiatic Co., Ld., Singa- Third Mile (F.M.S.) Rubber Co.,

pore, managing agents Ltd.—Negri Sembilan

Secretary and Registered Office—H. R. C. Sherar, manager

Gunter, Orient House, 42-45, New Registered Office—Baillie & Gifford,

Broad! Street, London, E.C. 2 W.S., 3, Glenfinlas St., Edinburgh

Teluk Piah Rubber Estate (1914), Tikam Batlt Rubber Co., Ltd., Tikam

Ltd., Teluk Piah Estate—Postal Ad: Batu Rubber Estatet—Kedah : Postal

Kuala Selangor Ad: Sungei Patani

E. J. C. Edwards, manager A. F. Holley, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Brown, Philips & Stewart, Penang,

Shand Haldane & Co,, 24, Rood agents

Lane, London Secretaries—Rycroft Kelly & Co., 98

Temerloh Coconut and Rubber Great Tower Street, London, E.C. 3

Estate, Ltd.—Trong, Perak Timbang Deli (Sumatra) Rubber Co.,

B. Thorne, manager Ltd.—Sumatra; Postal Ad: Galang

Secretaries and Registered Office— S.E.C.

A. A. Anthony & Co., 9, Beach J. D. D. van Drumpt, general

Street, Penang manager

Acreage—Total: 1,205, cultivated Timbang Deli Estate

(rubber) 966, (coconuts) 16 W. !K. S. Muir, chief assistant

Tennamaram Palm Oil Co., Ltd.— C. W. Muchall, assistant

Batang Berjuntai, Selangor Timbang Serdang Estate,'

L. P. Jorgenson, manager W. Bakker, estate manager

Timbang Langsa Estate

Registered Office—John K. Gilliat & M. A. Brouwer Popkens, estate

Co., Ld., 7, Crosby Square, Lon- manager

don, E.C! 3

Tenom (Borneo) Rubber Go., Ltd.— Toerangie (Sumatra) Rubber Produce

Estates, Ltd., Toerangie Estate—

Beaufort, B. N. Borneo Sumatra; Postalmanager

Ad: Kw'ala, Deli

J. Cooper, manager A. T. Gedd'ie,

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Secretaries—Harrisons & Crosfield, Tengbelan Estate

Ld., 1-4, Great Tower St., London H. J. M. Quinby

Managing Agents—The North

Trafalgar, Ltd.—Ponggol, Paya Le- Borneo Trading Co., Ltd., San-

bar, Singapore dakan

C. Richards, manager Secretary and Registered Office—

Secretaries and Registered Office— J. R. Phillips, F.c.i.s., 20, Copt-

Paterson, Simons & Co., Singa- hall Avenue, London, E.C. 2

pore Ulu Caldonian (Selangor), Ltd.—

Acreage—Total: 254, cultivated Batu Arang, Selangor

(rubber and coconuts) 254 J. G. Old, manager

Tremelbye (Selangor) Rubber Co., J. L. W. Pearse, assistant

Ltd.—Selangor Secretaries and Registered

Dickson, Anderson Office—

& Co., Cannon

Thos. M. Latimer, manager Street, London

Registered Office—Naftel, Rutherford

Acreage—Total: 2,071, cultivated

& Marshall, 20, Eastcheap, Lon- (rubber) 1,200

don, E.C.

Ulu Pandan (Singapore) Rubber

Triangle Estate—Klang, Selangor Estates, Ltd. — Holland Road,

Goh Hock Huat, mang. propr. Singapore

Oh Keat Guan, manager

Trolak Estates, Ltd.—Trolak, Perak Secretaries and Registered Office—

T. M. 'Philson, manager Evatt & Co., Singapore

D. B. Lennox, assistant Acreage—Total: 6S0 cultivated

Secretaries and Registered Office— (rubber) 569

Macdonald, Stewart & Co., 102, Ulu PufiNG Estate—Mambau, Negri

Hope Street, Glasgow Sembilan

Acreage—Total: 629, cultivated C. A. S. Dewar, managerSeremban,

(rubber) 629 Mansergh & Tayler,

Trong Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Trong, agents

Perak Acreage—Total: 400, cultivated

J. Dickson, manager (rubber) 323

Secretaries and Registered

Brown, Phillips & Stewart,Office-

Ulu Rantau Rubber Estates Co., Ltd.

Pen-

ang —Negri Sembilan

Acreage—Total: 800, cultivated W. A. Grutsell, manager

(rubber) 626 Registered Office—William Nevett &

Co., Cannon Street, London

Tropical Produce Co., Ltd.—Johore LTlu Yam Tin Dredging Ltd., (Incor-

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ld., Singa-porated in the F.M.S.), Selangor

’ pore, agents G. T. Dawes, secretary

R. A. West, a.s.a., accountant

Tuam Mee (iSelangor) Rubber Co., Directors — F. Leverrier, K.c.

Ltd. —Sungei Buloh, Selangor (chairman), W. A. Freeman, H.

C. H. Green, manager Huntsman, R. J. D. Richard-

J. Murray, agent son. B.l. (Syd.), M.INST.M.M., E.

Registered E. G. Boyd, b.e. (Syd.) a.m.inst.

Co., Ld., Office—Gordon Frazer &

Colombo, Ceylon M.M., F. Y. Stanley, b.e. (Syd.)

and C. C. Nardin, b.e. (Syd.)

Tuaran Rubber Estates, Ltd. (Incor- Sydney Office—Challis House, Mar-

tin Place, Sydney

porated in England)—Postal Ad: Registered Office—Taiping; Cable

Jesselton, B. N. Borneo; Cable Ad: Ad: Austmalay; Teleph. 34, Tai-

Tuaranesta, Jesselton ping

Tuaran Estate

H. A. Byron, manager Mine Office: Ulu Yam

N. K. Pallant, assistant Austral Malay Tin Ltd., general

managers

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS 1495-

United Patani (Malayan) Rubber Subsidiary Companies :

Estates, Ltd.—Kedah Hollandsch-Amerikaansclie Plant

R. S. Chantler, manager age Maatschappij Kisaran, Su-

Secretaries—Ed. Boustead & Co., matra

149, Leadenhall Street, London, Nederland Langkat Rubber Maats-

E.C. 3 chappij, Tandjong Poera, Suma-

tra

United Plantation Ltd.—Teluk An- Si Pare Pare Rubber Maatschap-

son, Perak; Teleph. 6, Utanmelin- pij, Tebing Tinggi, Sumatra

tang Malayan American Plantations,

P. B. Heilmann, general manager Ld., Penang

A. Paulsen, sub-manager (on Subsidiary Branches

leave) United States Rubber Plantations,

L. K. Pay, acting superintendent Inc., Kisaran, Sumatra

A. B. Kristensen, assistant United Sua Betong Rubber Estates,

P. Gnanaiah, bookkeeper Ltd.—Labis, Johbre

Registered Office—Jendarata Estate, A. J. de Witt, manager

Teluk Anson R. H. Y. Reed, assistant

Acreage : 5,988 Secretaries and Registered Office—-

Guthrie & Co., 5, Whittington

United Serdang (S) Rubber Planta- Avenue, London

tions Ltd., the—Sumatra; Dolok Acreage—Total: 4,415, planted

Estate; Teleph. 33, Perlanaan; P.O. 2,130

Lima Poeloeh

Th. G. Christie, manager United Sua Betong Rubber Estates,

Maligas Estate—Teleph. 35, Per- Ltd.—Negri Sembilan

lanaan; P.O. Poeloeh J. G. McCartney, manager

C. J. van der Scheer, manager Registered Office—Guthrie & Co.,

Bahilang Estate — Teleph. 106, Ld., 5, Whittington Avbnue, Lea-

Tebing Tinggi; P.O. Tebing denhall Street,. London^ E.C. 3

Tinggi United Sumatra Rubber' Estates, Ltd.

R. Williams, manager —Head Office: London. Estates:

Nagodang Estate Bangoen Poerba, Sumatra, E.C. ;

A. A. Barnes, manager Postal Ad : Bangoen Poerba : Cable

Goenoeng Malajoe Estate Ad : Poerba, Loeboek Pakam

E. Furrer, manager J. M. Roberts, manager

Negaga Estate

H. Liechte, manager United Temiang (F.M.S.) Rubber

Estates, Ltd.—Negriacting

W. iS. Robinson, Sembilan

manager

United Malacca Rubber Estates, Ltd. Temiang Renchong Estate—Cable

—Masjid Tanah, Sungei Bahru, Ad: Mountain, Panchor; Postal

Malacca Ad: Pandhor, Muar 10 miles

Chong Kian Choy, manager from Post Office and 20.miles from

Secretaries and Registered Office— port, Negril Sembilan

C. F. Gomes & Co., 137, Herren S. A. Mountain, manager

Street, Malacca

Acreage—Total: 1,520, cultivated

(rubber) 1,445 A.S.P.A.Cranna,

Sugden,visiting

assistant

agent

Acreage — Total: 3,927, planted

United States Rubber Plantations, 2,098, In Tapping 540

Local Agents—Guthrie & Co.,

Inc. (Incorporated in U.S.A.)—9, Kuala Lumpur

China Street, Ghaut, Penang; Secretaries and Registered Office—

Telepih. 733; Cable Ad : Rubplant Guthrie & Co., 5, Whittington

J. W. Bicknell, managing director Avenue, London, E.C. 3

and vice-president

M. D. Knapp, inspector Utan Prang Rubber Estate—Kuala

J. S. Dawburn, office manager Kangsar, Perak

3 496 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

E. C. Griffen, E. W. Battensby, Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Lumpur, agents

A. C. Perry and H. P. Kend’al], Acreage—Total:

pal'triers' 2,011, cultivated

Acreage—Total: 414, cultivated 1789

(rubber) 374

Utan Simpan Rubbbk Co., Ltd., Utan Waterfall (Selangor) Rubber Estates,

Ltd.—Rawang, Selangor

Sim pan Estate—Hua ng, Selangor G. C. Bailey, manager

A. A. Roberts, manager

Registered OfSce—Boustead & Co., Registered Office—Boustead Bros.,

Walsingham House, iSeething

Ld., 1, Embankment, K. Lumpur Lane, London, E.C. 3

Val D’or Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Bukit Windsor (F.M.S.) Rubber Estates,

Tambun, Province Wellesley Ltd. —Krian Road, Perak

S. E. Smith, manager W. H. Pearse, manager

Registered Office—P. R. Buchanan & Registered Office—Edward Boustead

Co., iLd.,J 9, St. Helen’s Place, Lon- & Co., 149, Leadenhall Street, Lon-

don, E- C. 3 don, E.C. 3

Vaelambrosa Rubber Co., Ltd.—Klang, Woodlake Estate—Kuala Selangor,

Selangor Selangor

A. M. iSwyinyi, general manager R. H. Ransom, proprietor & mgr.

Registered Office—Maxtone, Graham Acreage—Total: 443, cultivated

& Sime, c.a., 34, Charlotte Square, (rubber) 430, (coconuts) 13

iEd inburgh

Valleyside Estate—Batang Malaka, Yam Perak

Seng Robber Co., Ltd., The—

Negri Sembilan G. A. Howard, manager

C. J. Hogbin, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Registered Office—W. D. Hutchin-

son, 10, Stock Exchange Buildings,

Lyall, Anderson & Co., Philpot 24, Anglesea Street, Dublin, Ire-

Lane, London, E.C. land

Agents—ManSerh

ban . • & Tayler, Serem-

Acreage—Total: 1,291 cultivated Yarak Rubber Co.—Yarak, Province

Wellesley

(rubber) 666 G. E. Lyons, manager

Victoria Malay Rubber Plantation Secretaries and Registered Office—

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Penang

Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Aus-

tralia), Victoria Malay Estate— Acreage—Total:(rubber) 453

669, cultivated

Postal Ad: Victoria Malay Rubber

Plantations, Seremban, Negri Sem-

bilan, F.M.S. | Cable Ad: Victoria Yunnan Rubber Estates, Ltd.—P. O.

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Malay* iSeremban A. Thompson, manager

R. F. Mesney, manager Sime, Darby & Co., New Broad

Registered Office—Melbourne, Aus- Street, London, E.C. 2, agents

tralia Acreage—Total: 1,228, cultivated

Vimy Estate Ltd.—Pengkalen Kun- (rubber) 1,130

dang, Selangor

M. F. Roger®, manager Zehnder Rubber Estate—Batang Ma-

Secretaries and Registered Office— laka, Negri Sembilan

W. F. Zehnder, proprietor

Neill & Bell, Kuala Lumpur

Acreage—Total: 1,452, cultivated Secretaries C. L. Zehnder, manager

(rubber) 955 and Registered Office—

Zehnder Bros., Church Street,

Waterfall (Selangor) Rubber Acreage—Total: Malacca

Estates, Ltd.—Batu Pahat, Johore 268, cultivated

C. Fraser, manager (rubber) 208

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Billiton, Java and Madoera, the western, southern and eastern part of Borneo, Celebes,

and all the other islands eastward of Borneo and Java to 141° E. longitude, with the

exception of the eastern part of Timor (Timor-Dilli). Java and Madoera extend over

132,274.1 k. m. and the other islands together over 1,767,476.9 k. m.

With regard to the legal position, the population is divided into Europeans, with

those who arewhoconsidered

with those equal toequal

are considered themto(half-castes, Armenians,

them (Chinese, Klings,Japanese), and, natives,

Arabs, etc.). In 1930

the total number of Europeans amounted to 242,372 (census figures). The number of

Chinese,

709,216 Arabs and other foreign Asiatics in 1930 (census figures) was 1,344,878 Javawhom

of

Madoera,wereand intheJava

totaland Madoera.

number The on

of natives natives

all thenumbered 41,719,524

other islands in amounted

together and

to 19,011,501.

A great part of the Europeans are employed in, or retired from, the Government

service; next in number are the planters, traders and industrials. The Arabs, Chinese,

and other Orientals are almost all tradesmen, but it must be mentioned that some

Chinese are in possession of, or are employed on, plantations in Java, and that more than

20,000 Chinese

Sumatra, are working

and that thousandsas oflabourers

Chineseonlabourers

the tobacco are estates

employedon the EastEuropean

under Coast of

superintendence in the exploitation of the tin mines of Bangka and Billiton. The

natives cultivate the soil; in the larger places they also are mechanics, but the

practice of the handicrafts is for the greater part in the hands of Chinese.

History and Government

When the Dutch in the last years of the sixteenth century established themselves

in the Archipelago they found the Portuguese there. In order to be strong against

other European rivals, the Dutch East Indian Company was established in 1602 by

charter of the States General of the United Netherlands, granting a monopoly for

the trade in all the countries east of the Cape of Good Hope to the Straits of Magellan,

and the right to make treaties with Indian princes, to make war, build fortifications,

and

was give

nearlycommissions

independentto civil

and and military

disposed officers,

of large etc. The

capital. The East Indian Company

first proeeedings were

commercial, but soon the Company extended its power and conquered territory in Java

and the Moluccos. The first “ loge ” was established at Bantam, then at Jakathi, where

the

AfterGovernor-General, J. P.prosperity

a long period of great Coen, madethea Company fortress, which he decay,

fell into called Batavia (1619).

the difficulties

increased

charter and took the administration of the possessions into their own hands. At the

under a heavy burden of debts, and in 1800 the States General cahcelled the

same time the British, during the war with France and the Netherlands, conquered

the greater

Amiens, thepart of thewith

colonies, Dutchthecolonies.

exceptionInof1802, by thewere

Ceylon, treatyrestored

of peace concluded

to the Batavianat

Republic, as the Netherlands were then called, but during the war with England that

was ofsoon

fall afterwards

Napoleon, declared

in 1815, the Dutch

the greater part ofagain lost all were

the colonies their restored

possessions.

to theAfter the

Kingdom

ofestablishments

the Netherlands, and by the London treaty of 17th March,

on the continent of India were, exchanged for Benkoelen. 1824, Malacca and the

Netherlands-India is now' governed in the name of the Queen

a Governor-General, who is obliged to ask in some cases the advice of the Council of the Netherlands by

of India, consisting of a Vice-President and six members, assisted by a secretary

1498 NET UERLANDS-INMA

innce the beginning of 1918

Sistituted, consisting of a Member-Presidenta representative andcollege, calledassisted

60 members, Yolksraad, has been

by a secretary.

The President is appointe/d by the Grown, half of the members

members of the local boards and the other half are appointed by the Governor-General, , are elected by the

'gulation

who in cases38 of legislation

members will actselected

be in accordance

and 22 with Theappointed.

members Yolksraad; The according to a new rel

Governor-Genera-

is Commander in-Chief of the Army and Navy, and is seconded by a Lieutenant-

General, Commander-in-Chief of the Army and Chief of the War Department, and a Yice-

Admiral or Dear-Admiral, Commandant of the Navy and Chief of the Marine Depart-

ment, and further by the seven Directors of the Departments of the Home Government;

Finance; Justice;

Government Education and PublicEnterprises;

Worship; Agriculture, IndustryThe andDepartment

Commerce;

of Agriculture,Monopolies

establishedand onIndustrial

1st January, 1905, and

is Public Works.

a combination of the gardens

{botanical and experimental), laboratories, musea, etc., known until that date as

“Lands Plantentuin,” with the Bureau-of Forestry, the Veterinary Service and the

Government Cinchona plantations.

Netherlarids-lndia is divided into provinces, governments and residences, under

the administration

“Controleurs." The ofdirect

Governors

government or Besidehts and theiris entrusted

of the population Assistant toResidents,

natives with and

the titles of Regent, Wedono, and Assistant-Wedono in Java, and other titles in the other

islands. In appointing the native officials it is considered a rule that the people in

the different Inislands,

chieftains. residencies

Soerakarta or districts must

and Djogjakarta be governed,

in a ifgreat

possible, byresidencies

their own

of other islands the native princes have still,(into aJava) anddegree,

certain the rulemanyof the country

in their hands, but they are dependent on the Government of Netherlands-India.

The Supreme

Batavia, Samarang,Court is located

Soerabaja, at Batavia,

Padang, Medan, and and Courts

Macasser;of Justice

there arearealso

established

Residential at

Courts in all the Residencies. The Courts of Justice for the natives are in the

capitals of residencies, divisions, Regencies and’districts; they have different names, as

landraad,

lower courts rapat,called

regehtschapsgerecht

“ landgerecht ” ( have districtSgerecht.

been established Since for1914 thea large

trial number

of pettyof

offences committed by Europeans as tfell as by natives and other Asiatics'.

Climate

The climate

different in general

places between 80 andis fairly

90 per damp;

cent. The the average

maximumrelative humidity

temperature reachesvariesabout

for

36°

fallsCelsius, but in some

below freezing point,mountainous regions At

in the dry season. the Batavia

minimumthetemperature occasionally

mean daily temperature

istemperature

26° Celsius.byThe mean temperature

subtracting 0.6° for every of other

100 places

metresmay be deduced

of height abovefromsea the level.Batavia

The

monsoons

October thehave a great monsoon,

south-east influence and on the

fromclimate.

October toSouth Aprilofthe

thenorth-west

equator from April tois

monsoon,

blowing,

October and whilethenorth of the monsoon

north-east equator the south-west monsoon blows from Apriltheto

monsoons are marked by periods of threefromto four October

weeks,toduring

April. which

The changes

the wind ofblows

from different directions and thunderstorms and calms are frequent. The day heat is

fairly

fairly uniform

cool. inThe during the

westpart whole year;

monsoon the nights during the south-east ismonsoon are

millimetres a great of theishigh

the mountain

rainy season. The annual

regions. The mean rainfall

annual above

rainfall3,000in

Taloe 549 mm., at Tombo 6711.

Products

rich The

in islandsproducts.

useful of the Indian

The Archipelago

most important have generally

products of Javaa very

are:fertile soil andcoffee,

Rice,kapok,

sugar, are

•tea, tobacco,

produce, teak cinchona

timber; ofbark,Sumatra:rubber, copra,coffee,

tobacco, fibres, maize,

pepper, tea,ground

fibi*es,nuts,

rubber, gums, tapioca

tea,

palm oil; of Borneo and Celebes: copra, rubber, gums, rattans, maize, coffee, hides.

Diamonds

copper ores inareSumatra

found inand Borneo;

Timor;goldiron

andores

silverininCelebes,

Sumatra,Sumatra

Celebes, Borneo

andsmall and Java;

Borneo; tin

placers

tin of great

deposits importance

in Sumatra and onin some

Bangka, otherBilliton

islands;andleadSingkep,

ores in and Sumatra, alluvial

Celebes.

Borneo and Lombok; zinc ores in Java and Sumatra; lignites and coal of better quality

NETHERLAN DS-IN DIA 1499

in Borneo, Sumatra and Java, mauganese ore of very pure quality in Java. Nickel

ore is found in Celebes; platinum in Borneo; chrome ore in Celebes, Borneo, and Lesser

Sunda isles; tungsten in the tin islands; titaniferous magnetite sands in Java and other

islands; cinnabar in Sumatra; antimony ores in Borneo and in other parts of the

Archipelago,

small quantities arsenic ores ininBorneo;

of bismuth Borneo, traces

Celebesofand molybdenite

Sumatra. inIodine

Borneois produced

and Sumatra;from

saline

Java and in some other islands; magnesite in some islands of the easternarepartfound

springs in Java; sulphur is produced from volcanic mud; phosphates of thein

Archipelago.

islands by solar Saltevaporation

of excellentofquality is madeThein production

sea water. Madoera and also on oilsome

of mineral other

in Java,

Sumatra, Borneo and Ceram is a very profitable one.

rule The

the possession

ground cannot of thebesoilsold

by theto natives

foreigners,is strongly

not evenprotected by law. nor

to Dutchmen, As atogeneral

their

descendants who are born in India. The Government is authorized to dispose of un-

cultivated grounds and grant parts of them for a certain period to foreigners (erfpacht.)

.Revenue and Finance

The revenue of the colony is derived from different taxes, viz., import and export

duties, excise, ground taxes, personal tax, income tax, corporation profits tax, slaughter

tax, licences, succession duties, stamp duties, duty on public sales, transfer and assign-

ment duty, monopolies (opium, salt, pawn-shops), mines (tin and coal), forests,

railways, mining, and agricultural concessions.

The salt required for the Government monopoly is made in Madoera, where the

people deliver

smaller extent itonintoGovernment’s

the Government salt godowns

farms inat aMadoera

fixed rateandper hectolitre and to a

Grisee (residency

Bodjonagors) where the salt is produced under Government management.

The use of opium and the profits the Government derives from the regie system are

declining.

muchTheto the

pawnshop-monopoly,

benefit of the loweris gradually

classes for being

which extended

it functionsall asovera banking-system

the archipelago

granting the small credits of not less than 10 cents on the collateral of goods against

moderate fixed rates of interest.

The tin mines of Bangka are exploited by the Government. Chinese labour is

extensively

tin concentrate, used and

for working

for various the other

tinplacers, also forSome

purposes. transportation and melting the

of the placer-diggings are

directly

contractors under Government control. Electric power is supplied to allortheChinese

worked by the Government; others are operated by European main

districts;

The the smaller districts

monetary system areof worked by steam. for which in accordance

Netherlands-India

with that of the Netherlands the limping standard with free coinage

of gold is adopted, consists of gold coins of the value of ten and

five guilders, silver coins of two guilders and a half, of one guilder, and of half a

guilder

f.0‘25, and(these

f.OTO,coinsbearing

are theMalaysameand as those in theinscriptions;

Javanese Netherlands);nickelbesides

coins silver coinsandof

of f.0‘05,

copper coins of f.0'025 (2^ cent), f.0’01 (one cent), and f.O'005 (| cent). Moreover, the

Government

poly of the Java issuesBank.

currencyThenotes of f.2.50 and

convertibility f.l.bank-notes

of the The issueinto

of bank-notes

gold whichishas a mono-

been

practically suspended since the beginning

of the Government and the Java Bank in May 1925. of the war was restored by the declaration

Army and Navy

The and

officers Armymen—all

of Netherlands-India

volunteers; andnumbers 1,248 officers,

31,651 militia. It is 36,678

separatenon-commissioned

from and inde-

pendent

are of thebyNetherlands

appointed the Queen. Army.BesidesThetheQommander-in-Chief

Army there are. and, all armed

different the Generals

troops

viz.:—

a.—The Legion of the Native Prince Mangkoe Nagoro,

numbering about 960 men. In case of war this Legion is at the command of the consisting of infantry

Government.

1.—The Barisan, being native infantry of Madoera, about 1,650 men, de-

signed to maintain peace in the island and to participate in campaigns in case

c.—One volunteer-corps.

i^o N ET I iEll'LAN DS-INDIA

• The ' N fefcheriaAds Koykl

European and 2,450 native non-commissioned Navy in these Colonies

officers andnumberssailors,340andofficers and 1,668

]25 militia-men,

and consists of'abotit 40 hien-of-^yar. Th^ere is, besides, the Government Marine con-

sisting of 15 smaller ships with 145 Europeans and 710 natives, employed for civil service

duties. ■ ’ > ■ ; - :; •

" Edttcatiox

The educational system distinguishes

is given in the Dutch language; (II.) Instruction two kindsgiven of instruction:

in a vernacular (1.) Instruction

language.

To the

specially first category

for natives - belong

and 116 777 (266 private).elementary schools, amongst which areinter-

366

mediate schools; 14 public andfor5 private

Chinese.'secondary

Furthermore,

schools,there

whicharefind64 their

(29 private)

continuation

in the universitiesdn Holland and in the institutions for higher education in the Dutch

East Indies—the

medicine at Batavia,■ college of technicalofscience

the certificates which atcolleges

Bandoengequal and the colleges of law and

universities in Holland; 7 private secondary schools arefor girls, toandthose issued

55 private by the

Frdbel

schools. In addition, the following professional schools fall within the same category:

2 schools3ofagricultural

officials, medicine, schools,

1 training1 school

school for civil-service officers,6 (l5private)

schools commercial

for native

schools, 6 (2 private) technical schools offorVeterinary medicine,

architecture, mechanical electro-technical

andhiglier

for miningqualifications,

engineering, 2supplying

trade.schools, 19 (12 private)

European teacherstraining

for the schools

elementary and some

schoolscourses

and

a number ofin the

instruction intermediate

the Dutch language, schools. For Chinese

for native teachersteachers

there are there12 is(4 aprivate).

school with

Fur-

(thermore, there for

krobel) 1 school are post1 public and 5 private

and telegraph officials,training

1 schoolschools for kindergarten teachers

for chemist-assistants, 1 course

for analysts,for1 school

occupations women. forInchief matesII.and'there

category navalare engineers,

almost 11 (7(2,500

19,000 private) schools

private) for

elemen-

tary schools with 1,500,000 pupils, besides a number of trade schools and agricultural

schools and a marine-school for the; Navy at Macassar. Furthermore, there are 20

public

teachersandin 15vernacular

private normal language. schoolsTheand

other276schools

elementary courses forreligious

are Mohammedan training schools

native

(18,000 with

50*000 pupils). 450,000 pupils) and a number of schools for Chinese and for Arabians (with

Trade

Tandjoepg Pinang and Sabang are free ports.' The other ports are open for

either

can be general

stored and tradesold,or only

and fromfor native

whencecoasting

they cannavigation.

be exportedGodowns withoutwherepayment goodsof

import or export duties, are established at Batavia,

Padang, Palembang,Belawan,Manado,Gorontalo, Ternate, Amboina, Neira (Bandaneira), Cheribon, Semiarang, Sourabaya,

Macassar and Eoepang.

The value of private imports in 1930 wasIninthe Javaother

and islands

Madoera... 545,461,000 guilders

The value of private exports in 1930 was from Java and Madoera... 314,182,000

572,268,000 „„

From the other islands 594,639,000 „

Import duties are imposed in the whole of Netherlands-India, except the Island

We (Sabang)BiouW

Besidency (Government Atjeh andTheDependencies),

and Dependencies, import duty )sandfixedtheadisles belonging

valorem to the

or according

toed the weight or the quantity dimensions, most of the goods

in the tariff. Most of the metals and raw materials, as lime and wood, and articles being separately mention-

ofarticles

art and sciencetoarevalue

according freeorofquantity.

import duty. TransitExport

cargo isdutyfree. is only paid on a few

An excise

of all tobacco is charged

kinds; moreover on kerosene-oil, gasoline and benzine, on be@randandononJava matches

foreign imported on inland arrack in Java and Madoera

in Borneo. and

Public Works

l. On December

06731st, m. and 1930,79 there were gauge

kilometres in Java0.602,903in., kilometres of State lines

and 2,548 kilometres gaugelines

of private

metres gauge 1.435 m., 2,259 kilometres gauge 1.067 m., and, 32 kilometres tramways

gauge

m. 1.188, m.); in, Sumatra 1,334 kilometres

and 521 kilometres gauge of0.75

State

m.),lines

and (813 kilometres

kilometres gauge lines 1.067

and in Celebes 47 kilometres of State lines gauge 1.067 m. 496 The Celebes fineprivate was closedgaug

at the end of the month of July, 1930.

N ETHERLANDS-INI) 1A 1501

The gross earnings ^during the year 1930 were (in millions of guilders):--State

railways

railways inin Java,

Sumatramain10.4line(11.756.7in(67.2

1929;inState

1929; railawys

branch-lines 3.1 (3.60.40in(0.07

in'Celebes 1929;in State

1929,

Closed end of July 1930).

Private railways in Java 30.3 (3918 in 1929); Private tramways in Java, 1.6 (1.7 in

1929); in Sumatra Private railways 9.6 (9.9 in 1928).

On the January 1st, 1932, the Government telegraph land lines extended over

10,146 kilometres

rabies (exclusive the

over 9,086 kilometres, wirps of19,232

together the State railway),Some

kilometres. the Government

old interrupted telegraph

cable

and

now land linesstations.

by radio have been abandoned as repair was'too expensive; the traffic is kept up

mentThetelephpne

Government cablestelepllone

pyep 2,29*4ajriallines extepded

kilometres. Theover

number 28,273ofkilometres,

post officesthe wasGovern-

147, of

branch offices 14, of sub-ppst offices 455, of rural post stations 1498,. of telegraph offices

rural telegraph stations 16$) (exclusive the telegraph offices of the army and the navy,of

147, of branch telegraph offices 13, of radio stations 31, of sub-telegraph offices 248,

the Department

tramway (ines), ofofGovernment

the Home Government, the State355,railway

telephone exchanges with 46,100and subscribers.

the railway and

In 1931 the P.T.T. revenues amounted to 33,478,726 guilders the expenditures to

32,323,309,:. showing a profit of 1,155,417 guilders, making out 2.45% of the capital,

invested in the possessions of the P.T.T,

Principal Hx itnouRs

Island of Java

Tandjong Priok -The old harbour of Batavia, which is situatecfon the north of the

Tji Liwoeng serves only, for prahus and lighters. In the year 1877 new harbour works

were constructed

from theabout for ocean

old harbour. .Thpsegoing,

worksvessels at Tandjong

consist outerofPriok,

of anmoles harbour9 kilometres

comprising eastward

a water-

area of 1,400,000 sq.metre.s, formed by two

the sea and haying a length of hTOO metres each. The harbour gives accommodation dumped^stone built out into

for mooring on buoys, with an area of about 850,000 square metres for si dps with a

draught

first innerofharbour

9 metresbasinand isis in0,00

openmetres

connection

long andwith185three

metresinner wide.harbour

Alongbasins.

the western The

side seven large storage gpdowns have been built, on a quay of 1,000 metres length.

Along the eastern side is a quay of 125 metres’lepgth with One

quay a new quay of 200 metres will be built, the rest' being provided with screw pile godown, north of this

jetties,

The quays withgive

a total length of nearly

accommodation 300 with

to ships metresa ;which

draughtserve of 8formetres.

coal, tinTheandsecond

salt.

inner basin wide 150 metres has‘a length of 1,000 metres

vided with a quay wall of a length of 1,000 metres. Six large godowns are erected and is on both sides pro-

on the western side and two godowms and one open shed on the eastern side. The

quay walls of the second basin give accommodation to ships with a draught of 9

(about 1,700 metres) and for the rest of 9,50 metres.' On the Westside of the third

basin is made a quay of 500 meters. In the land-tongue, broad 300 metres, between

the first and second inner harbour basin a ca/nal for lighters with a draught of 2.20

metres

are hasharbours

been made. In thewith land-tongue areaon the west sidesquare

of the first inner basin

joinstwoa canal for lighters

for lighters leading to athetotalold harbourof and24,000the town ofmetres,

Batavia.whereInalsothe

northern part of this land-tongue is another small basin. A large part of this basin

and the land adjoining it is let to the Taridjong Priok Drydock Company, which

installed repairing yards, a, 8,000 and 4,000 tons floating dock

2,000 tons lifting power. Eastward from the third harbour are situated two oil- and a patent slip with

etablishments, viz.: one of the B.P.M. (Royal Dutch) and one of the Socony. They

connect

end withsecond

the sea by canals and liquid

by pipe-lines, and also atwithdifferent

the oil-wharf asat well

the

as atof thethe wharf. harbour

A harbour so that may boats

for fishermen’s be obtained

(area 200,000 square quaysmetres) is

situated

the harbour easthasof been

the third basin.TheTheharoriginally lowlyingwith marshy land surrounding

a lifting capacity of reclaimed.

3.5 to 10 tons, a floating hour ismotor-crane

equipped with36a electric-cranes

lifting capacitywithof

75 tons and a floating derrick of 15 tons. Floating bunker cranes and electric coal

transporters have been installed by the Nederlandsch Indische Steenkolen Handel

Maatschappij. Every point of any importance is connected with the railway-system of

1502 NETHERLANDS-INDIA

the harbour. At the end of 1931 altogether a sum of about FIs. 39,000,000 had been

devoted

the railway to the construction

connections of the Tandjong Priok harbour, apart from the costs of

to Batavia.

Soerabaja.—The harbour of Soerabaja orginally consisted only of the river Kali

Mas andtoitswhich

lighters boards.purpose

This quays

river hasare been

builtabroaded and is On

on both sides. nowtheused as aa harbour

mouth, for

spit of land

has been reclaimed on the western board of the lengthened

which is accommodated with a quay wall of 370 metres length and gives accommoda- bank of the Kali Mas,

tion toinsmall

built ocean going steamers.of this A pier, broad.200tometres (the North-pier) has been

with thethecoast sea from

line. theItsseaside

front coincidesland-tongue,

approximatelythewithwesttheand roughly

natural parallel

channel and

has a length of 1,200 metres, it gives accommodation to ships with a draught of up to

9ships

metres. The head of the pier consists of a quay with a length of 200 metres where

in thewithforma ofdraught

a squareof 9with

metressidescanofberth. Behind

900 metres has the

beenNorth-pier

dredged. aAlong big harbour basin

the southern

quay wall of the North-pier (800 metres in length) the basin

metres a depth of 9 metres under low tide. On the east side the basin is provided has for a breadth of 250

with a quay of 160 metres. Adjoining to. this quay have been installed three boating

docks of 1,400,

been built with3,500 and 14,000

a length of 920 tons

metrescapacity. On the west

(giving berthing side of the basin

accommodation for aships

quaywith

has

a draught of up to 10 metres); the southern 400 metres are used for a big coaling plant.

Parallel to

with constructed.this coal

a length of 750, wharf and

a front at a distance of

of 140 accommodation 160 metres a

and a base of 160formetres, new pier (the Holland-pier)

been It gives berthing ships has within athedraught

recent years

of 10

metres on the sides and on the head. The remaining part of the basin is provisionally

intended for the use of lighters, which can moor alongside a quay on the south side of

the basin. The vast marshy land surrounding the harbour

harbour equipment includes two floating steam-cranes with a lifting capacity of 25 and has been reclaimed. The

50 tons respectively; on the quays there are 22 electric cranes from one to ten tons each,

At the Soerabaja

to the end of theharbour,

year 1931apartaltogether

from thea sum costsofofabout FIs. 75,000,000

the railway had been devoted

connections.

Semarang.—When the old harbour works, dating from the year 1878 proved to be

insufficient

basins and aafew yearsharbour

small ago a spacious

for fishinglighter

boats.harbour was adjoifled,

The total water areaconsisting is 185,000 ofsquare

two

metres, the berthing length available for lighters is 4,000 metres. The wharves are

equipped with sheds, one steam-crane of 25 tons, and about 20 electrically

driven

2.-> to 5cranes,

tons. one of which

At the end ofhas thea lifting capacity

year 1931 a sumof 10ofapart

tons,

aboutfrom theFls.dthetjs of Ij to 3 been

12,000,000 and

devoted to the construction of the Semarang harbour, the costs of hadthe rail

way connections, which lead to every point of any importance in the harbour.

Tjilatjap.—Tjilatjap, the only harbour of importance on,the south coast of Java, is

situated on a tongue of land, bounded on the east by the Indian Ocean and on the

west by the river Donan, in the estuary of which there is sufficient depth of water

(8 metres at low tide) for large steamers. Owing to the protection provided by

the island ofwhere

anchorage, Noesathe Kembangan,

breakers of thelying off the

Indian Qcean coast

are here,

not felt. thisThereestuaryis 520 offers a safeof

metres

pier, and ships drawing 8 metres are able to berth alongside the northern part of

the

FIs. pier even

2,500,000 has been deypted. to,, the, Tjilatjap harbour apart from the posts ofabout

at low tide. At the end of the year 1931 altogether a sum of the

railway connections.

Cheribon.—The harbour, consisting of two basins and a harbqur canal has a total

water area of 87,000 square metres,, An average depth

low tide is maintained by dredging. A quay length of 700 metres is available for of fairway, of 3 metres below

lighters,

protectedwhich carry out

roadstead. Thethewharves

loadingareandprovided

discharging

wifh, pfiy^sels

crqnes ahd.anchoring sheds. at the well

Tegal,—The harbour withcanal.two .basins h&soffiitotaj wafer ,a,yea,,.ofis,S3»0pp square

discharging lighters. The wharves are provided with, cranes and sheds., available for

metres, including the harbour A length cpiay. pj;, . 8 P. Q > metres

Island of Sumatra

and Belawan,

rubber—isthesituated

most important

on the Island harbour of Sumatra—the

Belawari, at the estuary landofofthe Sumatra:

Deli and tobacco,

Belawantea

rivers. The harbour consists of wharves on the west side of the island (along which

NETHERLAN I)S-INDIA 1503

•wharves the depth of the Belawan-river is more than 7 m. under low tide), a harbour for

lighters having a water area of 27,500 square metres, and wharves on the north side of

the island.. The wharyes have a total, length of 2,000 metres; 300 metres do not belong

toquay

theongovernment

the northern butside to private

for vessels owners

withand 980 metres

a draught are formed

of about 10 metres.by aThe newlwharves

y built

are provided with sheds those on the new quay

equipment includes one - floating steam-crane with a lifting capacity of 50 of e , large type. The harbour

tons while on the quay have been erected 5 electric cranes of 3 to 10

tons. Thebydepth

increased suctionof thedredgingchannelto atmorethe mouth of the Belawan-river

than 8 metres at low tide. At hasthe already

end ofbeen

the

year

harbour apart from the cost of the railway connections, which are reachingBelawan-

1931 altogether a sum of about FIs. 26,000,0.00 had been devoted-to the to every

point of any importance.

Emmahaven.—This

situated in the north-western harbourpart is theof chief port of the West which

the Koninginne-bay, Coast isof formed

Sumatrabyandtheis

harbour basin is enclosed between two breakwaters, with a length of 260 direction.

tongues of land projecting into the sea in a south-western and southern and 900 metres The

respectively, and the northern shore of the bay. The

Four screw pile wharves, the length of which is 120, 108, 108 and 96 metres, give depth is 9 metres at low tide.

berthing accomodation to four ocean steamers. Six large sheds have been built

behind the jetties. The most important export consists of Ombilin coals from Suma-

tra. The colliers moor at a special jetty where a coaling tip fills them at the rate of

300 tons an hour. At the end of the year 1931 altogether a sum of about FIs. 5,000,000

had been deyoted

connections. On theto which

the Emmahaven

eastside of the harbour,will

apart from the costs of the railway

192 metres alongside ships of 9coaling

metrestipdraughtbecanbuilt moor.a jetty with a length of

the Sabang.—-The harboiir of Sabang is inovet

a spacious bay, accessible fromofthe west, in

the island

capitalofofPoelo'

the Wprovince

eH, situated a little

of Atjeh. 50 kilometres

The harbour servesto principally

the north asKoetaradja.

a coaling-

station and is equipped for this purpose with modern accommodation. In the

north-western part of the bay are the coal wharves with a total length of 590 metres,

alongside

To which ships

theadjoining

south-west ofthetheofdock

9coalmetres draught

wharves lies can

one moor

3,000 for loading

and onefor5,000andtonsdischarging coal.

floatingrepairs.

dock,

while to is a quay specially intended

In the northern part of the bay is a general commercial wharf, 200 metres long with ships requiring

the requisite storage godowns adjacent.

Oosthaven.—Oosthaven,

of Sumatra is the beginning point whichofisthesituated

railwayintothePalembang.

Lampong-bayA quay on thewithSouth coasth

a lengt

of 170

for metres

ocean goingand.vessels

equipped withwith a largeofshed

a draught (100 x Along

9 metres. 40 square the metres)

southsidehasof been built

the inner

harbour

can moor. is a jetty with a length of 80 metres along which ships of 9 metres draught

Palembang.—Palembang,

its mouth in the Bangka Straits, whichis a istidal

situated on the

harbour; Moesi-river,

larger ships can90only kilometres

cross thefrom bar

at the mouth of the river, where the depth at high water amounts to 6.3 metres, at

flood-tide. In the harbour is a screw pile jetty with a

with a hand-crane of 6 tons. When there is no room available for ships at the wharf, length of 250 metres equipped

they remain at anchor in the river and can load and discharge on both sides by means

of lighters.

Island of Celebes

Makasser.—Makasser, the most important harbour in the eastern part of the

Archipelago

protected by several coral islands and two point

is situated on the south-west of Celebes.

breakwaters, It possessesparallel

approximately a road with

well

wharves at the shore, at a distance of about 1,200 metres. The wharves consist of a

quay-wall

-even at low with a length

tide andof a7.50screw of 1,340 metres

pileatwharf, where ships

500 metres of 9

long and metres draught

10 metres can moor

a depth alongside metres low tide. A harbour for sailing boatsbroad, with

and native

vessels with an area of 20,000 square metres and 26 little screw pile jetties has been

made. The harbour is equipped with sheds; liquid fuel

the end of the year 1931 altogether a sum of FIs. 14,000,000 had been devoted to the and coal can be obtained. At

construction

nections. of the Makasser harbour works apart from the costs of the railway con-

1504 NETHERLANDS-IND1A

Island of Borneo

Pontianak.—Pontianak, which is situated at the Kapoeas river, is the principal

trading

behind which sheds are built. isBorneo.

centre of the West Coast of There is a wharf nearly 300 metres long

Bandjennasin.—Bandjermasin situated

Martapoera-river, a few kilometres above the junction near the South

of thatCoastriverofwith Borneo on the

the Barito-

river.

and sheds Thebehind

accommodation

it. exists of a screw pile wharf with a length of 150 metres

The civil airlines, which are run Civil by theAviation

Royal Netherland Indian Airlines Com-

pany (K.N.X.L.M.) form an important and valuable supplement to the other means

of transport. The following lines

Batavia-Semarang-Sourabaya, are now in regular exploitation.

vice-versa

Batavia-Bandoung, vice-versa (more or less(more or lessbidaily)

110 km. 670 km. daily)

Batavia-Palembang-Singapore.

Batavia-Palembang-Pakan-Baru-Medan, vice-versa dnore1,135

vice-versa (more or less or lesskra.1,500weekly)

km. weekly)

The average monthly traffic is about 1,000 passengers, 7,000 kg. of freight and

1500 kg. mail.

Moreover the

graphy, dusting, etc. Company does other aerial work, e.y., taxi-flying, joy-riding, photo-

3-Engined Fokker monoplanes are in use.

Since September 1931 Java is connected with Holland, by the weekly air service-

ofin the K.L.M.days.

(RoyalTheAirlines isCy.),

flownwhich covers theplanes

distance of overpilots 14,000with

k. m.a

marvellous10regularity.

about line connection

The with Dutchappreciated

is highly bybyDutch

all Dutch people in

the

mail FarandEast and the home country, who use room

the airline forcomfortable

the quick transport of

passengers. The traffic to and from other European countries, the U.S.A. and theof

goods. The planes contain ample for the transport

countries along the route is rapidly increasing.

DIRECTORY

BESTUUR VAN NEDERLANDSCH-INDIE

Gouverneur-Generaal—Dr.

Adjudant B. C. de JongeKapitein Ned. Leger tevens lutendanfc

van Z. E.—A. Cramwinckel,

Do. —H, van het Huis van denLt.Gouverneur-Generaal

Do. — Jhr.J. II.M.L.VanSandberg,

Bommelen, ter zeeder

la Luitenant 2deArtillerie.

klasse

Raad van Nedeelandscii-Indie

Vice-President—C. Bodenhausen P, A. Holot

A. A. A. W.Djajadiningrat, Nata,

Pellakaan, R. Oto Tokandar de

Leden—R. H. H. fJoebliaar

Kan, T. J.Galur Datoek

Kasimo, R. Porpatih,

M. A. A.

A,

vanKoesoemo

Kan, W. Joedo, Prof. A. H. G.M. R.J. Koesoemo Cetoyo, Dr. H. Kolkman,

Ch. Hardeman,,

Erd brink Loa Sek Hie, G. J. van Lonkduyzen,

P. A, Mtuidagie, Tengkye Mahmoed,

VOLKSRA AD ‘ Mochgtarbin

Ir. Goesti MohamadPraboe Nbor,

Mangkoe

J A.Negara,

Monod

President—Dr J. W. Meijer Rarmeft de Froideville, H. J. van Mook, R. M.

Plaatsvervangend-Voorzitter— F- II. de Note) Soetarso, G. Pastor, R. Prawoto-

Hoog

Leden—Abdul koesoems,

J. Raiu R.Langie,

P. de Queljoe,

B. Roep, Dia

Dr. G.A, C.S.

Dr. H. D. J.Rasjid, Abdullah

Apituley, Arifin Alatas,

Gelar' S.Sandkuye, A. F R.g. Soekardjo

M. Soangkoepon,

Soetan

Barm Doharadja,

N. Beets,

E. J. Burger,

W. van

Mr. Dreu,

H. J.de

Baalen-,

P. A. M.Blaauw,

W. Dwid-

C.Dr. ranoto, T. G. R. Soekawati, Wirjop-

E R. A. A. Soejono,

R. P.

josewojo,

Bruyn, Ir.Dr.F. L.W.G.K.P. H.Fournier,

Feuilletau Dr. de

R. ' Soeroso,

koesoemo,

Mas Soetardjo, B: Sosrohadi-

Ir.R. W.A. F.Tjakraningrat,

Staargaard, M,TjiaH.

Thamrin,

A. A. Fruin, Ir. E. J. L. Fiihri, R. A. A. Tjeng Siang, R. A. A. Wiranatakoesoema,.

Gandasoebrata,

VI, Dr. P. M. C. J.K. Hamer,

P. FT. Dr.

Hadiwidjbjo

C. G. van W. R. D. Wiradiatmudja, R. Wiwoho, Dr.

Helsdingen, F. H. de Hoog, H. J. van Zeydel L. Wolff, Yo Heng Kara, F. H.

NETHERLAN DS-INDIA 1505

Algemeene Secretarie Substituut-Officieren van Justitie—Drs.

Algemeene Secretaris—P. J. Gerke A.Boekhoudt

F. van de Grampel (wd ), W. A. A.

Eerste Secretaris van het Gouvernement— Griffier—Miss Dr W. C. Kobus (wd.)

J. M. Kiveron

Secretarissen van het Gouvernement— Eerste Subst. Griffier

J. Ramaer, E. A. Zeilinga (fungeerend) Soerabaja

Aegemeene Rekenkamer President—Dr. A. S. Block

Vice-Presidenten—Drs. J. W. G. Kruseman,

Voorzitter—W. V. Smeets O. E. G. Vosmaer, T. Hen

Leden—R. F. Trivelli, J. Breton de Nys, F. Leden—Drs. E. Ch. Grivel,

F. A. Folkersma, J. Folpmers, F. E. Grooss,

H.

de Bakker, W. N. J. M. Allard, H. Car- Toxopeus

riere, H. E. Th. Arriens Tyd. buitengewone leden—Drs. E. van

Secretaris—Dr. L. van Son Delden,

Departement van Justitie K. Denijs,E. E.L. V.G. Brouwer.

Krol C. W. Hopster,

Directeur—Dr. J. J. Schrieke Officier van Justitie — Dr. W. P. van

Stockum

Substituut-Officieren van Justitie—Jhr.

Secretaris—Dr. W. C. A B. P. Arrians

Dr. C. W. Feith, Dr. T. M. de La Parra

Rechtswezen Griffier—Mrs.

Lange Dr. A. M. L. van Rooy-

Hooggerechtshof van Ned. Indie Eerste Subst. Griffier—Dr. (Mrs.) M. C.

President—Dr. I. J. Dermout

Vice-Presidenten—Drs. J. K. Onnan, Jhr. van Eck-van Berckel

H. J. van Vierssen Trip Padang

Raadsheeren—Drs. J. Elshout, L. M. President—Dr. W. F. C. J. Baukema

Schoorel, P. N. van der Stok, E. F. B. A. Leden—Drs. M. J. A. Oostwoud Wydenes,.

Nierstrasz, E.A. E.J. C.G.M.Joakim,

Harthoom Nelissen, M. A. G. N. S. Blom

H. Oele

Procureur Generaal—Dr. R. J. M. Ver- Substituut Officier van Justitie—Dr. A. Mieremet

heijen H. Kok (wd.)Officier van Justitie—Dr. J.

Advocaten Generaal—Drs. G. Vonk, J. Griffier—Dr. H. van Dijk (wd.)

R. L. Tan sen

Griffier—Dr. C. Star Nauta Carsten Medan

President—Dr.

Leden—Drs. B. F.E. H.R. PoserN. D. Engelbert van

Raden van Justitie Bevervoorde, J. Klomp, W. G. Joustra

Batavia Tyd.

President—Dr. E: K. Hesselink Officier van Justitie—Dr.I. Q.J. de

buiteng. lid—Dr. Regt.

E. Jonkers

Vice-President—Drs.

Smit E. H. de Graaz, J. J. Subst.

BondamOfficier van Justitie—Dr. J. E. K.

Leden—Drs. M. van Apeldoorn,

Rentema, W. N. Abell, A. van Gist R. H. Griffier—Dr. (Miss) E. H. Andriessen

Tyd. buitengewone

Bosch, E. Wilmink,leden—Drs. ten President—Dr. B.Makasser

C. J. Hoek,A. G.W. von van Giffen

Meyenfeldt, VV. Andree Wiltens, H. Leden—Drs. E. C. Bruins, A. Boeye

W. Officier

van Nieuwenhuizen van Justitie—Dr. J. A. Jonkman

- Officier van Justitie—Dr. J. D. Werkman Subst. Off. van Justitie—Dr. H. J. Bool

Subst. Off. van Justitie — Drs. A. A. Griffier—Dr, J. A. Dekker

Gaijmans, B. J.

Jongmans Dr. A. Hissink Lambers, P. H. C.

Griffier—Miss Hoog MilitaiR Gerechtshof van

t Eerste Substituut Griffier—Dr. (Miss) F. President—Dr. Nederlandsch-Indie

Oppermann I. J. Dermout

Semarang Vice-President—Dr. J. K. Onnen

President—Dr. T. G. Geerlings Leden—

hoorn, J.

Jhr.de S.Gelder,

de Dr. M.P. van

Ranitz, A. G.Hulstijn

Hart-

Vice-President—Dr.

Leden — Drs. P. J. A.Harting,

L. J. H. L. Adam

M. Mantz, Dr. H. Oele

O. R.buitengewone

Beaujou, J. leden

D. Pijper Advocaat Fiseaal voor Land en Zeemacht

Tyd. — Drs. J. M. van inVerheijen

Nederlandsch-Indie—Dr. R. J. M.

Walsem, H. W. B. Thien, D. N. A. de Substituut

Lange, S. A. van Schouwen

Officier van Justitie — H. Marcella Vonk, J. R.Advocaat

L. Jansen Fiscaal—Drs. G.

Griffier—Dr. C. Star Nauta Carsten

48

1506 N KTHKRLANDS-INDIA

t '.LA%>feAbyp

Batavia—T)r. B. J. F.A..Iin3,ppert,

Semaraag—©y;.jA;)A, van Dunae, Teloek' Betoeng—J. F. Meelhuyzen

Soerabaya—Jhr. Dij. / L .van 4®r Palerabang—A. Ridder (v), C. Maathuis

Dr. H. Zeydner (rd). (tijd. verv.)

Medan—Tj. Dykstya:(v.),W.B- Eeclercq,

Ch. J.Radja—F.

Koeta J. GbttgensRrjYeeRa,

^weus

lyA NTqOB VAN AbBEID :: Pangkalpinang—A.

Hocfd—Dr. A. <1 Vreede

Hoofd van de afdeeling Arbeidswetgeviiig Pqntianak—H. Van

A- tiekkeA. (y.) Dr. 'J.

en Stallfstiek-bE. AjO. den Habier.

Chef van de Arbeidsinspectie voof de: Bandjermasin—F. HamerEupen (tijd.de.Vtij vej-V.).

. , ,!E. A., ' C. den

'Buifengewesten—P. van Werdt ■ -

Ghef vart he*t ‘'VedligbeidstbeziGhtIr.

N. Molenaar iorH D ..l A. Manado—W. C. Laraci-.s

Makasser—C. G.F. van E. Blankenstein

Amboina—A- den Berg

NOTARISSEN

Serang—G. L. Scipio Batavia Iluofilkantnof^ybOGpU

YVp^BKfMERS K. y — Lioofd.RA DEN

van den

BAtaviarf/G. dienst, Dr. L. W. (itd;)H. de A.Leeuw

Ophuijseh,i Hj/Tnnni£^,f

(v.), Dr. G.1 Dn.’.’A,

L. P.. Boum ]J, vv^n Batavia—Presdt’.y

iman Thesurier, H.Av J; OfFermansBloem

J. J.

E.(tijd. yefy.)

'■ •d.Prosee

verv.)(tiid. M,^petnudder,

M..Zip. ^ J\l.” .dp (v.),

A. J.vnyy.),

(tijd. yeryl R

K.

j^|qnat Semarang—iPr,e^.; Dr. iAi C,^. Katey. ;

, Seceetaris,sA.

Tangerang—J. Simon

Buitenzorg—H. J. dfe Graaf Soerabaja—Pres,, 0. W.Cvliardenberg

-Leptre ; .. /

PoenwakArta-*—L. B-.S-. B. Sqipiq Biiim^ j .' Padaifg -Seeretarisj,J.

ptes,, (wd.) C. .ft.'MijhMer

Vyt BikkIc,j

BandoAng—Ik E.i E.Schotel

Soekaboemi—H. Ciiavenues. F. ; , r Comfn-jSecr..,; Hi FUWeyzig;

Bakkev(feijd, ygty.b' . tj !, 7 •,no MakasisaiP-Presdt.,.(vdi)

■ ... .Segfetasia, .P- Ff. Apentqweil

; :

:TasikmalsyaTrtP.

Cheribon—A. V. (H.C. vEarners an.Hjilstijn, ; i.,»: : [{ A Medan—Presdt., (fd.) Dr. H. Engel

Indramajoe

Pekalongan rrGB-i El Vlermainde]

—E. Wigeri van Edema .: > A - ■ ' 7 Sgpretaiis, (>yd;),GlP-'CrAB)er

, . * > (v.),

Th. W. YoskuijV(tijd. verv.)

Tegal—L.

; Wofestheff (v.),: Gi A. Soesman DeparxEMeni;Bestuur 'yAN, BrNNENLANDScn;

(tijd; verv.) J.v J. Earners,

Seinarrtng—HF. Directeur—A-. MpUlpnfeld,,

A. M. G. Onder-Directeur—H. A. W. :*Ch. de Haze

Meertans

Salatigab-.E-AyUj F. L. A. Bode! .gM' P iixf .byT Winkelman

;l n i Hi(; Secretaris—B. G. Tertiyake-

' Palii— Hoofd van de afdeeliaigC.BestuUrszaken

Buitengewesten—P. A van Idtjh. der

Rembang—H. Ribbers

iiodjonegotO^SJ

Toeban—C. van der Touw OpfMjnkamp Insdecteur ;voor de agrarisehet

verplichte diejisteh—S..Bastiaans zaken' en

Soerabaya—F. Eichholtz, (v.) J. Townsend, Adviseur Cooperatie— voor1Dr. G.Volkscredietwezen

H. vander KolfF en

H. W. Hazenberg, (v.) J. W. Bek (tijd. Inspeoteur van de Algemepne PoKtie—

_yer^O, W. M. J. N. van! Buuren F. A. E. vbor

Drossaers

SidoardjQ—L;Wakge''

Modjokerto -R. van Veiideloo . ‘“V Adviseur Deeentralisatie — W. A.

Djombang-A. J. H. Boudier (v.) Th. J. .AdviseUr H. Fuehtervobr Chineesche Zaken—H.

Indewey Gerlings (tijd. verv.) Mouw

Pgsoeroean-r-B.

Malang—E. .Th. E.Young

Die.t^(y.),,

, .> ..... Adviseur vbor J.apan.sehe Zaken—P. A.

Probolinggq—M. A. E. Andela van' deStadt ':JI ava ■ q.; O

Djember—Th. R, W. Vermfeuleh'

Poerwokqrto—G:

Tjilatjip—M'. (J. Bobgaard ’ Provincie' W'bst - Java

Vlagdlahg—.f. Sbedja

Mageiang WV White Gouverneur—C. A. Sihhitzler

Secretaris- C. W.A. Olivier

Poerworedjo— Afdeeiing (residentie)

Djokjakarta D. J: Focquin de Gravii:

Soetakarta—G.

Madioen—W. Ai. Ftankz'

Qii. L. Pichel ' ' , ’ Bantam—Resident, JVS. de K anter

Kediri—H. Eoriaux Batavia— Do.) L. Q, C- A.‘van Hqekder

Blitar—Dr. K. E‘.! Krijgsnian1 .' Buitenzorg—Do., P. M. Letterie

Padahg—P/Vaii d'er Meer - ‘ Priangan— Do., J. H. B. Khneman

NETHEELANBS-INPIA 1507

Promncie M%d(hn - Java Spcretaris, D Wrede (belast m/d

Gouvemeur—’A.Grerritsen

H. Neijs werkz.)

Secretaris—J. Borneo

Afdeeling (residen^ic) | Westerafd eel ing van Borneo— Resident,

Pekalongan—Eesident, £5'.' 0; Matray K. H . vkn Prehn

Semarang—‘ Secretiiris—H. van der Wal

Japara Horn bangDp.,T. A.J.E,(XLaceulle

Brinks

Gouvernement der Molujcken

Banjoemas—Besiderlt, W. (‘h. Adriaans Gouverneur—R. J Koppenol

Kedoe— Do;, J. van Pelt Secifetaris ~ A B reek land

Provincie Oost-Juva

Gouverneur^-G.

SecretariS—A. deH.Bruihde Man Amboina—Resident,(residentie)

Afdeeling R. J. Koppenol

Afdeeling (residejitie) Termite— Resident. G. (.'hr. Quwerling

Soerabaja—Resident, H, H. de Kbck Zuider-en Oos'terafdeeling van Borneo-

Bodjonegoro— Dd.,

Do., R.V. A. M. Mooy Resident,

van SuchtelenJhr. B. (3. C. M. M.

Madioen—

Kediri— de

Do., M. J. J. TreurLeeuAv S(!.cretaris, J. A. van Beuge

Malang— Do., H. Kool Celebes

Probolinggo— Do , , G. T. ter Poorten Menadp—Resident, F. H. Visman

Besoeki- Do., J.C. T.H. Verbsog

H. Shell Sieeretaris, J. A. Oosterbaan

Madoera— Do., Celebes en Ohderboorigheden—Gouver-

Gouvernement Jogjakarta neur, L. J. J. Caron

Gouverneur—P. R. W. van Gesseler Timor enSecretaris, J. Hueting

Onderboorigheden—Resident,

Yerschuir

Secretaris—L. R. Fievezr de Malines van E. H. de Nys Bik

Ginkel Secretaris, H. T. Ranting

Bali en Lombok—Resident, H. Beeuwkes

Afdeeling (residentie) Secretaris, D. J. P. Oranje

Jogjakarta—Resident, J, Habbema Inlandsche Zelfhestuurders

Gouvernement Soeratcarta Soesoehoenan van Soerakarta—Pakoe Boe-

Gouverneur—J. J. van Helsdingen wono SenOpatie Ingalogo. Abdoerrach-

Secretaris—C. A. NY Boers (wd.) man Saijidin Panoto Gomo X.

Afdeeling (resident) Sultan vanDjokjakarta—Hamengkoe Boe-

Soerakarta—Resident,

Klaten — Do., Z-P. K.H. T.Willenise A. Oosthout wono Senopatie Ingalogo Abdoerrach-

man Saijidin

Sumatha Hoofd van betPanofco Gomo -VI11

Mangkoe Negorosche

Sumatra’s Westkust—Resident, R. H. F. Negoro VII Huis—Pangeran Adipati Ario Mangkoe

Secretaris, M. ]Brouwer van Heuven Hopfo van bet Pakoealamsche Huis—

Tapanoeli—Resident,; J, Fagg i nger Aher SultanPangetan Adipati

van Siak Sri Ario Pakoe Alam VIIdi

Indrapoera—Jang

Secretaris,

Benkoelen—Resident, S. van der Harst

W,C.Grocueveldt PertoeanBesar Sj.krif Kasim Abdul Djalil

Seeretaiis, J. Jv van Dijk Saifoedin van Deli —Amaloedin Sani

Bestuiurder

Lainpongsche Districten—Resajent, F. J. Pprkasa Alam Sjah

Junius Bestuurder van Serdangr^-rSuItan Snjelei-

Secretaris, Z. E. Rlopm man Sarifoel

Palembang—Resident, J. L. M, Swaab

Secretaris, B, Korn , , Bestuurder vanAlam Sjab

Langkat—Sultan Mach-

Djambi—Resdt,, W. Steinbuch moed Abdul

Bestuurder Van Djalil

AsahanItachmat

— 'Sjab 1 Sai-

Toengkoe

OostkustSecretaris, N. J L< M. Mussert

van Sumatra—Gouverneur, H. E, boeh, minor; during his minority, Toeng-

koe Alang Jahja; (regent) is charged

K. Ezerman

Atjeh enSecretaris, P. S. J. Abbj

Onderhoorigheden—Gouverneur, Bestuurder government

with the -

vanKoealoe enLedoeng—Jang

A. Ph;van Aken di Pertoean

Sultan van Hadji Mohammad Sjah

Sambas—Mohamad Ibrahim

Riouw enSecretafis, J. J. C. WaardenburgJ. Tsafioedha,.'

Onderboorigbeclpn—Residimt, Sultan van

: Ppntianak—Sultan Sjarif ilo-

Roest hainad ibhv'el Mafhoen' ’Spethan Sjarif

Bangka Secretaris, A.. ‘ M. yY flelrkfin g

en- Onderhoorigbe^en—Resident, Yoesoef

Sultan van Koetei—Sultan' Mohamad

M. Mamerster . Parikesit

48’

1508 NETHERLAN DS-INDlA

Landschap Ternate

Mohamad Djabir Sjali — Sultan Iskandar Prinses

Directeur, Julianaschool

Ir. M. G. vanteOveveldt

Jogjakarta—

LandschapTidore—The “ Raad vanLands- Technische teur, B. VolkersSchool te Semarang—Direc-

grooten ” is charged with the Govt. Koningin Emmaschopl te Soerabaya—

Sultan

Kahasedinvan Spembawa — Mohamad Directeur, Ir.Ambachtsschool J. J. S. Brandsma

Sultan van Bima — Moehammad Sala- Europeesche —Hoofd, J. II. Franz te Batavia

hoeddin

Meer Uitjebreid Lager Onderwijs:

Departement van Ondeewvs en Inspecteur—K. van Dijk

Eeredienst Inspectrice v/h onderwijs in huishoude-

Directeur—Prof. Dr. B. .T. O. Schrieke lijke vakken—Mej.

Inspecteur C. van Sonopvoeding

van de lichaipehjke

Onder-Directeur—IX. ter Laan —F. H. A. Claessen

Iloogtr Onderwijs: Weetersch Lager Onderwijs:

Technische HOoge,school te Bandoeng Inspecteur in algemeenendienst—K. van

College van Curatoren

President-Curator—Ir. D. de longh Dijk (tijd. wd.)beschikking—F. Buis, R.

Secret aris—C. Dpnker van Heel Inspecteurs ter

Bos

Geneeskundige Hoogeschool te Batavia Inspecteurs—N. Heertjes, J. L. Dalmijn,

College van Curatoren

Bataviasche over de

Hoogescholen A. Voets, J Lantinga, J. van Schuur

President-Curator—Prof.

van Kan A. H. M. J. InspecteurInlandsch Onderwijs:.

in algemeenendienst—H. Ch.

Secretaris, R. Soewandi Croes

Inspecteurs—A. van Dijck, Ch. W. Slijper,

MiddelbarXr Onderkoys: J. S. Bakker Eeredienst:

Inspecteur—Dr. T. Hommes

C. Hartogh (dd.) Voorzitter van het Bestuur over de Pro-

H.B.S. met Vijfia-rigen cursm: testantsche

fndie— Kerken in Nederlandsch-

Koning Willem III. School te Batavia— Titulair

J. F. Bakker Seinarang—Di- VicarisBisschOp

Directeur,Burgerschool,

Hoogere

van Aezani, Apostolisch

en Pastoor van Batavia—A. P.

recteur, Ir. P. Levedag F. van Velscn

Hoogere Burgersehool, Soerabaya-^-Di- Titulair Apostolisch Bisschop VanvanNederlandsch

VicarisAerts Apollonia

recteur, Dr. A. Zijp Nieuw-Guinee—J.

Hoogere Burgerschool,

recteur, Dr. W. F. Gisolf Bandoeng-^Di- Titulair Bisschop van Capitolias, Aodsto-

Prins Hendrikschool (H.B.S. III.) te lischPastoor

en VicarisvanvanPontianak—J.

Nederlandsch Bos Borneo

Batavia—Uirecteur, J. A. Kuiler Apostolisch Prefect en Pastoor van

Hoogere Burgerschool en Algemeene Mid- Padang—L. T. Brans

delbareschool

W. J. Hofman te Malang—Directeur, G. Titulair Bisschop van Myriofido, Apos-

tolisch Vicaris

Hoogere Burgerschool en Algemeene Mid- Soendaeilanden—A, J. H. V. Verstraelenvan de Kleine

del

H. bareschool te Medan—Directeur, Ir. Apostoliseh Prefect van Celebes—J. W. J.

W. J. Veldhuis

Algemeene Middelbare School: Apostolisch Prefect van Bangka en Billiton

Wis-en Natuurkundige afdeeling te —W. Bouma

Apostolisch Prefect van Benkoelen —,

Jogjakarta—Directeur, D. Hubbeling F. J. van derPrefect

Sangen,

Wis-en Natuurkundige Afdeeling

via—Directeur, Dr. J. B. van Milaan te Bata- Apostolisch vanproprefect

Malang—N. van

Westersch - Klassieke afdeeling en Apostolisch Prefect van Soerabaja—Th.

Oostersch letterkundige afdeeling te E. de Backere

Jogjakarta—Directeur,

terheim Dr. W. F. Stut- Wetenschnppen

Technisch Onderwijs: Adviseur voor Inlandsche Zaken — E.

Gobee

Boofdafubtenaar voor de Volkslectuur en

Inspe’cteur—J. H. A. van

Koningin Wilhelmina der teHoeven

School Batavia— aanverwante aangelegenheden—Dr. G.

Directeur, J J. Popping W. J. Drewes

Teehnische

teur, Ir. E.School te Bandoeng — Direc- Chef van den Oudheidkundigen Dienst-

Ch. Agerbeek Dr. F. D. K. Bosch

NETHERLANDS-! NDIA 1509

DlEN&T DEB VOBKSGEZONDHEID Hoofd Instituut voor Plantenziekten—

Hoofd—Dr. J. Offringa Dr. S. Leefmans

Hoofd van de administratie—Dr. J. J. Hoofd A.

Afdeeling Landbouweconpmie—

Luytjes

W. Eckhout

Inspectear van West-Java—Dr. Ch. W. Hoofd Afdeeling Nijverheid—

F. Winckel van Midden-Java — Dr. H. Hoofd

Inspecteur Donath

Analyse-Laboratorium—Dr. W. F.

C. Grtmperts Hoofd Afdeeling Handel—D. F. Blokhuis

Inspecteur van Oo.lt-Java—Prof. Dr. E. R. Hoofd (wd.)

K. Rodenwaldt

Inspecteur van Zuid-Suraatra — R. M. voor Museum

eeonomische tevensBotanie—C.

Informatiebureau

van de

Marwata Mangkoe vvinoto Koppel

Inspr.-Pharmaceut—Dr, C. Blomberg Hoofd van

J. P. de Vos den dienst van het Ykwezen

Inspecteur voor het Ziekenhuiswezen— Hoofd vain den Landbouwvoorlichtings-

Dr. O. Deggeller dienst—B. H. Paerels

Inspecteur vbor het Krankzinnigenwezen Insprs. lij den Landbouwvoorlichtings-

—Dr. R. Turabelaka

Adviseur voor de Medisch-Hygienische dienst—W. Stenvers en H. C. Bongers

Propaganda—Dr. J. Lee Hydrick G. J. Vink

,(louvernements

ZiekeninrichtingCentrale Burgerlijke Hoofd

te Batavia Geneesheer-

Centraal Kantoor v. d. Statistiek

Dr. W. M.’s F.Lands

Mansvelt

Direeteur—A. W. F. Bochardt Directeur Kina-onderneming—

G ouvernements

Zickerinrichting Centrale'

te Burgerlijke

Semarang Ge- Directeur Y LandsKerbosch

Dr. M. G. J. M. Caoutchpucbedrijf—

neesheer-Directeur—A. J.-Cohen N. van Lennep

G ouvernements Centrale Burgerlijke Hoofdinspr. Oever

Boschwezen — Dr. H. ten

Ziekevinrichting te Soerabaja Qehees- Directeur Proefstation Boschwezen—H.

heer-Directeur—Dr. W.te F.Buitenzorg

Krankzinnigengesticht A. Tamm Ge- E. Wolfi van Wiiliing (wd.)

neesheer-Directeur—P. J. Stigter Hoofd Burgerlijke Veeartsenijkundige

Krankzinnigengesticht te Lawang Ge- Directeur Dienst—Dr. I. Kok

Veeartsenijkundig Instituut—

neesheer-Dir—Dr. W. F. Theunissen Dr. C. Bubberman

Krankzinnigengesticht te Magelang-Ge- Directeur Middelbare Landbouwschool—

neesheer-Directeur—Dr. J. C. van Andel Dr. Th. Vale ton

Krankzinnigengesticht te Sabang-Genees- Directeur Cultuurschool Soekaboemi—

heer-Directeur—Dr. J. A. Latumeten K. Dijkema

Doorgangshuis

Soerakarta—Hoofdvoor R.krankzinnigen

Soemeroe te Directeur Cultuurschool Malang—I. van

Doorgangshuis voor krankzihnigen te Directeur Prooye

Batavia—Hoofd Dr. J, A, M. Lichtveld Ned. Ind. Veeartsenschoolrf Dr.

Doorgangshuis voor krankzinnigen te1 Hoofd H. J. Smit

Semarang—Hoofd J. J.krankzinhigeh

L.D. yan Hbp'eHte dienst—Ir. IhdiseheG. J.Centrale

Post vanAanscliaffings-

dpr Burg

Doorgangshuis voor,

Soerabaja—Hoofd R. Wiknjoljroto

Centraal Geneeskundig Laboratorium te Departement DErBuroerlyke Open rare

Weltevreden—Directeur,

School S. L. Brugarisen

tot opleiding van Indische Werkes

Directeur—Mr. Dr. J. A. M. van Buuren

te Weltevreden—Directeur, A. de Waart Secretaris—J.

Nederlandsch Indische R.J.F.

Artsenschool M. de Lange Ir. H. J. L. M.

Soerabaya—Directeur, vanZebente Afdeeling A. (gebouwen)—

van Meerendonk

Landskoepokinrichting

teur te Bandoeng en Instituut Pas- Afdeeling B. (Bruggen en wegen)—rHoofd

Directeur—Dr. L, Otten Ir. E. PelsC. (Comptabiliteit)—Hoofd D.

Afdeeling

Departement van Landbouw, Nvver- Afdeeling R. K. de Boev

heid en Handel D. (Personeele zaken)—Hoofd H.

J. van Renesse

Directeur—Dr. Ch. J. Bernard Afdeeling E. (Irrigatie, waterafvoer en

Onder-Directeur—F.

Secretaris—P. PieterseH.(wd.)

V. Middelaer waterkeering) -- Hoofd Ir. A. J. N.

Nijman

Directeur’s Lands Plantentuin—Dr. K. W. Afdeeling H. (Havenaangelegenheden)—

Dammerman.

Directeur AlgemeenI. Proefstation Hoofd Ir. P. I. F. van Buuren Uvofr. Dr.

Landbouw—Dr. G. BeumfSe voor den Afdeeling M. (gwot

W. C. Beekman

Materieel).

1510 NETHERLANDS4ND1A

Landsbaggert>bdrij f—Hoofd Ir. J. F. B. Bureau LuChtvahrt

Regensburg voof Materiaakmderzoek— Hoofd—Dr. W. L. Greene veld’ Meyer

Laboratorium

Hoofd Prof. Ir. W. H. A. r van Alphen DeI’ARTEMENT - VAN FlNANCIEN

de Veer ' '' j

Directeur—B. J. de Laauw

Dspaktement VAIs Qou vernemexts- 'Secretaris—A. Thesaurier

F. Verhseff

feEDftlJVEX

Directeur—Ir. D. de longh

' WestersuenGeneraal — Dr. B. Th. A.

van Meeteren

Secretaris—M. van Loon (wd.) Belgstingdienst'

Mijnbouw Hoofd inspecteur, van Financien- A. Bax

Hoofd—De Opiumregie,

bedrijvenDirecteur van Gouvernements-

(fg.) Adviseur—Ir. F. P. C. S. Hoofd van den Dienst, : :

van der Ploeg Hoofdinspecteur

Steinmete — Dr. . C. jjPh. ■ ,C. E.

; Dienst der MijnverorflenirigerL Bandhuifidten st

Hoofd—Dr. Ir. J. K. van Gelder Hoofd—A. A. J.’Augustijn

Opsporingsdienst I,n*en Tliimei-rediten en Accynzen

Hoofd-—Ir. A. C. de Jongh Hoofdinspecteur, Hoofd'van den dienst —

Tinwinning op Bangka G. F. de Bruyn Kops

Hoofd—Ir. L. Leger , , Inspecteur-dnderhoofd—S. M. van der Zee^

Oembilin-stetnkolenmijnen , Kuntbor 'vbh'r Befeibezm '

Hoofd—Ir. Th. C. van Wijngaarden Hoofd—J. P. Eldermans (wd.)

Boekit Aserti-sleehkolennrijnen Dienst vdor de Landdijke Inkomsten

Hoofd—K. G. J. Ziegler Wd Inspecteur, H66fd: van den Dienst—

G. A. H. Hondius van Herwerden

Zoutregie Gouverneinerfyts AccdurdgMtf 'diensd

Hoofd van den diehst-f-J, 0. Plesma’n Hoofd—W. de Vries Gzn

Landsdmkkerij Belasting Ac^duniariU-ddensf

Directeur—K. E. Ehmcke Hoofd—A. E. G. van Saarloos

Post-Telegraaf-en Telefoondiemt ' ‘Opiumfalyriek

Hoofd van den dienst—L. P. van Leeuwen Directeur—Ir. W. J. 0. SluRef* (fi|cG svd.)

Hoofd van het bedrijf der posteryen, J.

H. Bosch

Hoofd van Ir.

hetC.bedrijf Leohr ■

Telefonie Hillender Telegrape en Commandant—Luit.-Genl. J. C. ‘Koster

Hoofd van het Dioustval Administratie Adjudant Kemmerling— Kapitein-Adjudftht'J. G. K.

H. K. Perk

Postspaarbank Departement van Oorlog <

Directeur—A. G. Rijlaarsdam Hoofd—Luitenant-Generaal J. C. Koster

StaaUspooneiv Tr-amwegen Hoofd

MajoorvanH.denBoerStrJ

Generalen Staf— Generaal

Hoofdinspecteur—Ir. W. Th. van Schaik Inspecteur van: het Wapen der Infanterie

Hoofd van

Tramwegen het bedrijf ’ der Staafsspoor-en - Generaalvan.MhetajoorWap^h

E. J. aef’Caytderie—

Gel drop

Hopfd yan hetdpbedrijf

Java—Ir. G. Gray

,d®n Staatsspppr-en Inspecteur

Kolonel P.vanG.‘ het

Cokhotf n;!

Tramwegen

A. M.van Koning in de Buitengewesten—I. F. Inspecteur Wapen der Artillerie—

Hoofd Lijnaanleg, F. K. Gruber (tw.) Inspecteur Generaal-Majeor R. Scliuursma

van bet Wapen der Genie—

\. Afdeeling S'poorwegtvgsielip>,w. Generaal • M^idP'V'L- G- A,, van<, de

Kasteele

HooM —Ir. J.A. de Lint *•> : '>; ' Hoofdintenda^t—Kolcyiel J . A. Sgope

Dienst yoor Waterkraekt qn EhctriyUeit , Inspecteur der Militgire .Admiubtrat ie—

Hoofd van den dienst—Prof. Ir. J, N. van Inspecteur Kolonel J.vanFrisden .ililitair Geneeskun-

der

(wd.)L.ey (v.), Ir. V. ,L. A..Kazoux

. I Sphultz; digen Dienst—.Kolonel Dr.,T^J, deiVrieze

NETH EH. LANDS-LX Di A mi

Hoofd van den Topografischen Dienst—1 ] Hoofd van de afd ,>Algemeene zaken,

Kolonel H.vanJ. Kuiper burgerlijke

Begrootings-en personeele zaken juridische,

V olksraadsaange-legen-

Inspecteur het Dienstplieht-en Ee-! heden, J. H. FOcken's

servepersotie'

A. Palm e l —! Luitenant-Kolonel F. Hoofd van het Kabinet-de Adjudant

Inspecteur van den Milicair^ Diergeiiees- Hoofd van d^h.pbnjmand’ant der Zeemacht

kundigen Dienst^Dirigeerend paarden- ter iefet^a'M.n H.de van afd. Defensie-^-K^itein-

Diilm •

arts le. klasse Dr. J. M. G. Numans Hoofd van bureau Comptabiliteit—E. E.

Gewestelijke Stamen Vermeer1

eraal-Majpoi-’ F.’ Ifoelisenia de'Grqot Java—Gen-1 i Direeteur. van bet jjarine-etablisspBftent

Commandant ’ !ae (iivisid op -ta^—Gen-1 Eskader te Soerabaja—F. Diephuis buPa)

eraal-^ajopi* J. Beumer , in ,,Ned- Indie Commandant—

Militqire xQWiyttMJt&aq'ten ! Comman dement der Marine te Soerabaia

AtjehB. on <)n

Behrdns — Kolonel Condmandant ! ^ei- Marine—KapiteM ter

Sumatra’s Westkust—Luitenant-Kolonel1 zee J. vaii 'Beode

W. F. Hofstede

Palembangen

J.M. Eoos Djatpbi—Luitenant-Kolonel!

r-si,.; U^aoJ ■ - ' CHAMBEES OF* COMMEECE

Kiouw—Kapitein J. A. Yerkuijl ' : AND iftDUSTBY

Westerafdeeling van i Borneo—Luitenant - {

Kolo^pl J.OosterafdeOling

'Zuider-en H. Fuchter van Borneo— j President—J. C. Batavia van Aalderen

H. van der Wal Vice-President—J.

Members—K, ; v. d. Poel

Celebes

Poel en‘ MTanado—KoloneL

_ W. van der! Kan, E. de Vriesi, J.M.Michielsen,

W. F. de Jager,H..E. H.J.

Timor en Onderhoorigheden—Luitenant- Weenink, B. F. Hagensieker, H. van der

Kolonel J. Bemner „ Vaart, ' W.' vah Bkalen, M. iSaumanii, J.

MoMkkeii—Duitenftnt-Kblonel L. ■ Deibdl Secretary W. B. Everts1

--A. E. Simon Thomas

:

^EEMAorit ^ !

(JomrfjLandfMent der Zeemicht < Voorzitter—tA, . Semaeang Fernhout :

‘Commandant det4 Zoemafcht—Scbont-bij- Yice-vobrzittdr—Jhr. Ir. Ef‘ iGh. E^rts,

Nacht J. F. Osten Leden- L. Cohen, J. Fan Leeaweh;'C. C.

Adjt.—Luit. ter zee le. klasse J. J. Wickers : Verwey, P. D. Lewis, A. Djie

J. W.Ting

Vorster,

Staf‘der Marine iiri Ned? Iridic ' J. H. H. Scbti'nrmanV Dr.

Secretaris'-^El.'A.’Kotiwenaar Ham‘

Chef—Kapitein ter zee M. H. van £i«m ;

Department, der Marine: ,S,OUKAB-'VYA

11 oofd—Sekout-bijStrobapd President—Dr.'Pi.Leendertz

-NacVt, J • F.! - Osten . Members—R. . i( ,

, .Sepretaris—W..G. G. Macindoe, W. Kleij^aii/p,

Hoofd van de Afd Mijitauj personeel—> ,,;C.E. Eeit/Th.

Bruidegom,A. Dr. yap der La^n, Jps. . H.j.

Ong Liang Jvo.k,

Kapitein-ter zee C. ter Poorten

Hoofd van de Afd .Materieel— Kapitein- van der Moolen, J. J. F. Brand, lb‘ p- J-

Luitenant van

inspecteur .ter, zeeAdministratie—Hi

W. K. Maurits van Nieuwkuyk

Secretary—Dr. J. F. H. J. Scho|er ,

Heerisvan den Maritiem-Geneeskundigen

Hoofd

dienst—J. J. Louvterse President—M. Passer Padajs’g

Hoofdinspecteur

Scheepvaart—A.hoofd J. W.vanvandenAnrooy

dienst van Members—B. Koetsier. F. H. J. Engelman,

Inspecteur, Onderiioofd van den dienst G. B. E. Wagner W. P. Veth, E. W.

G. A. van Zonneveld,

van Spheep vaart—B.

Inspecteurs Braat ,

Afdeelingslioofden van .Secretary—M. H. Bruyn

Scheepvaart—J.

Milders, J. W. Langeler Kuijper (id.), J. F. . ; Macassar

Directeur .van het Koninklijk

en Meteorologisoh Magnetifech President—W.

Qbservatorium—Prof. Members-E, A..E. Groskamp V. Muller, H. Klein, J.

Dr. J. Boerema . . ,, r r Logeman, W. J. Ebeling Konlng, Tan

-Onderdirecteur—Dr. S.W. Yasser Tjoeng’Seng

Secretary—H. W. Coeneh

1512 NETHERLA.NDS-INMA

CONSULATES Germany

Consul-Gen., Batavia—R. Karlowa

Austria Consul, Semarang—W. Siegert

Consul, Batavia—R. deSteiner Do., Padang—P.

Do., Sourabaya—Dr. J. Schulze

Schneewind

Consul, Padang—T. Waard

Vice-Consul, Medan—Dr. W. Wolzeka (acting) Do., Macassar— O. Ohle (acting)

Consul, Sourabaya—J. H. Wouterson Do., Medan—F. E. Teschner

Belgium Great BritainFitzmaurice

Consul-General, Batavia — A. Houyet Consul-Genl., Consul—H.Batavia—El.

A. N. Bluett

(acting) Vice-Consul—Hector Bruce Henderson

Consul, Semarang—P. M.Soeters Vice-Consul, Semarang—R. E. Bussel

Consul, Sourabaya—W. H.

Consul, Macassar—C. van PuttenBrussee Consul, Sourabaya — John Drummond

Do., Medan—Walter Gallez (act, cons.)j Hogg, Medan—W.

Consul, N. M. M. McLean

W. Coultas

Do., Palembang—H. W. Horsting Vice-Consul, Padang—H. Levison

Do., Padang—J. Jonker Do., Macassar—C- M. David

Chile Italy

Consul, Batavia—W. Schramm (acting) Consul, Batavia—L. Censi

China Japan

Consul-General, Batavia — Fartsan T. Consul-General, Batavia—T. Miyake; Y.

Kotani (vice-consul)

Sung (acting) Consul, Sourabaya—J. Aneha

Consul,Sourabaya—KhohTzo-chi(aet.con.)

Do., Semarang — The Consul General Consul, Medan—Keizo Naito

at Batavia Norway

Do., Palembang—Y. C. Tsai (acting): Consul-General, Batavia—F. de Boer

Do.,

Do., Medan—Liang

Macassar—WangYong Shen (do.)

Teh-Fuen (do.) Consul, Padang—K. P. Schuitemaker

Vice-Consul, Semarang—P. D.

Consul, Sourabaya—J. C. Schreuder Lewis

Consul-Gen., Cuba

Batavia—Gustave E. Mus- Vice-Consul, Menado—Chr. P.E. Andersen

telier, Y. Galan Do., Macassar—M. P. Rasmussen

Czecho Slovakia Poland

Consul, Batavia— K. H. Raben Consul General, Rotterdam — J. P.

Kackowski

Denmark Portugal

Consul, Batavia—C. Prins (act. cons.)

Vice-Consul, Semarang — I. Chr. Wdller Consul, Do.,

Batavia—J. C. van Aalderen

Sourabaya—J. J. Ph. de Vries-

Consul, Sourabaya—Dr. J. E. Quintus Bosz (acting)

Consul, Padang—V.

Do., Medan—M. I. Hanchuyk

RosterF. Hijchner

Vice-Consul, Menado—G. Consul, Batavia—G. SiamI. D. R. Cruden

Consul, Macassar—W. A. Groskamp (acting)

, Consul, Batavia—L. Finland

Th. Haasmann Spain Jutde Bourgelles

Vice-Con., Batavia—P.L.

Consul-Genl., France H. A. Gerardin

Batavia—E. Sweden I. J. Bjornfeldt

Consular Aeent, Semarang—P. J. Klop- Consul-Genl.,

(acting) Batavia—B.

Do., Sourabaya P.penburg

Bylard Consul,

Do., Sourabaya—Ir.G.

Padang—W. F. J. Staargaard

P. Veth

Do.,Agent,Tjilatjap—G.J.P.

Consular Medan—A. Vervloetdu Perron Vice-Consul, Macassar—F. Ludwig

Do., Macassar F. R. A. Weber Consul,(actingMedan—L.

consul) H. Holdoorn

Do., Padang Vice-Con., Semarang—Jhr. F. E. Ch. Everts

NETHERLANDS-INDIA 1513

Switzerland Comite van Bestuur—A. J. W. Vorster

Consul, Batavia—A. Collier (president), Ir. P. A. van Mengeveld, Ir.

Do., Medan—W. Weidmann F. van Rij

Gouvernements-Commissaris—A- W. E.

United States1 of America Weyerman (in Nederland), Hoofd va/i

Consul-Genl., Batavia —Kenneth S. Patton het Spoorwegtosicht

Consul—J. G. Groeninger Oost Java Stoomtram Maatschappij

Vice-Consul—W. K. Ailshie Directeuren — (Nederland’s-Gravenhagn)

Consul, Sou rabaya—Ray Fox G. P. J. Caspersz, Ir. R. P. van Alphe)

Vice-Consul—P.

Consular -Agent P. Devlin Hoofdvertegenwoordiger—Ir. G. Diephuis

Consul, Medan—L. M. Gourley (Semarang)

Vice-Consul—Daniel M. Braddock Administrateur—A Terkuhle (Soerabaja

Pasoeroean Stoomtram Maatschappij

RAILWAY AND TRAMWAY COS. Directeur— J. Deggeler

(Nederland’s-Gravenhage) J.

Deli Spoorweg Maatschappij Hoofdvertegenwoordiger in N.-I.—Ir. D.

Directeur van Ameijden van Duijm (Probolinggo)

A. van (Nederland-Amsterdam)—R.

Kreel H. Chef der Exploitatie—J. Schooleman

Commisarissen—F.

Momma, comite de Fremery, W. F. C. Probolingo Stoomtram Maatschappij

H. Cremer,

Plaatselijk MedanG. C. M. Smits Directeur — (Nederlands-Gravenhage) J.

J. Deggeler

Dr. H. Kokman, J. H. Bitters

Administrateur—Ir. H. J. F. Eckhen- Hoofdvertegenwoordiger in N.-I.—Ir. D.

van Ameijden van Duijm (Probolinggo)

huysen Smit

Secretaris—F. A. Baron van Sty rum Chef VanderDuijmExploitatie—Ir. D. van Ameijden

Kediri StoomtEam Maatschappij Semarang—Cheribon Stoomtarm

Directeur—(Nederland-Amsterdam)

F. van Stipriaan Luisciiis Ir. H. Maatschappij

Hoofdvertegenwoordiger—A. J.W. Vorster Directeuren — ( N ederland’s - Gra venhage)

Chet der Exploitatie—Ir.

van Slingelandt D. J. M. C. Baron G. P. J. Caspersz,

Hoofdvertegenwoordiger—Ir.Ir. R. P. van Alphen

G. Diephuis

Madoera Stoomtram Maatschappij Chef der

(Tegal) Exploitatie—Ir. J. G. Spengler

Dir.—(Nederland-den Haag.)I,r. M. C. Rueb! SamArang Joana Stoomtram Maat-

D (K)fdvertegcm

trateur—I)'. C.woordiger

J. Bollee,teyens

Jr.' Adminis- J schappij

Comite te Soerabaia—Jhr. Dr, C. J. van Directeuren — (Nederland ’s-Gravenhge)

G. P. J. Caspersz,

der Wijck, Ir. A. Terkuhle, Ir. H. W. van Hoofdvertegenwoordiger—Ir. Ir. R. P. vanG. Alphen

Diephuis

der Voort Chef der Exploitatie—De Hoofdverte-

Malang Stoomtram Maatsohappji genwoordiger

Directeur Serajoedal Stoomtram Maatschappij

H. F. van(Nederland-Amsterdam)

Stipriaan Luiscius — Ir. Directie — (Nederland’s-Gravenhage) G.

Hoofdvertegenwoordiger

Chef —A.J.W. Vorster P. J. Caspersz en Ir. R. P. van Alphen

vanvan Exploitatie—Ir. D. J. M. C. Baron Hoofdvertegenwoordiger—Ir.

Slihgelandt Administrateur—C. Julius

G. Diephuis

Modjokerto Stoomtram MaaI'Schappij Bataviasche Verkeers Maatschappij

Dire^tie—(Nederland’s

J. Doffegnies, H. Kepper- Gravenhage)! — J. Regeeringsgemachtigde—Het Hoofd van

Hoofdvertegenwoodiger—A. het Spoorwegtoezicht

J. W. Vorster Commissarissen—Mr.

Chef der Exploitatie—B. Zoetemeijer C.M. Prins, E. J. Mr.

L. J. Harmsen, F. van Dunne,

A. Meyroos,

NeDERLANDSGH-InDISCHE H. Thamrin, G. J. Gerritse

Maatschappio SpQOiRWEG Directeur—Jhr.

Chef Exploitatie—P.

Ir. A. Krayenhoff

Directie (Nederland’s-Gravcnhage)

Ir. J. Kraus, — Dr. Techniscli

Jhr. Ir. J. C. van Reygers-I Adviseur - E.Ir.Bos

M. H. C. Yreede

Gedelegeerde te Amsterdam—Nederland-

' berg Versluys sch-Indische Escompto Maatschappij

IS 14 N ETHERL^N.DS: INDIA

. OARLE A TELEDRA]’}!

EasternChinaExtension, Australasia .4nd Head Agent

Agents, at Batavia—G.

Tjerebon—INe

Handelsbank

Telegraph Coi, Ltd. Do., Emmahaven—Intern. Cred. en

Yertegenwoordiger-^O^ H. Wright- Handels. Rotterdam

, Do., Muntokr Holland

delscompagnjo - phinii - Han-

:

SHIPPING ' Do., Padang—Intern.

delsvereenig, Botterdaiu Han-

Cred. en

British India Steam Nav. C4-., Ltd. Do., P a “nPanaroekan

a r o e k a:n .bjj.

” lliaatsiliappij

.\

Agenten,

Agenten,.Batavia—Slaulaihe,

Semarang—MacNeillWatson '& Go.'^Co. Do., Pasoeroean;—Afseheep/eii; com-

Do., Sourahaya—Fraser, Eaton' If ‘Co. Do., Pekalongan ., missiezaak voorheen J..F’.r Esser

delsbank — Ned. Ind. Han-

China Navigation Co., Ltd, - Do., Probolingo- , Nederland

dp.

Agenten, Batavia—Maclaine, WatSOii^lCo- ! Do., Sabang—St. My.

Do., Semarang-HMoNeill & Go:. - „ ; Dp., Tandjongpriok A

-Do., Sourabaya -Fraseri Eaton Co.

Z Macassar

Do., JG-C-JXiin1

COMPAGNiE DESdeMESSAIfERIES

France MaRITIMES Do., T^gill-iNed. Ind. HandelsbAnk

Agenten, Batavia 1

, . Dp., Semarang J- L. Platon1 ‘ •*1 Java Pacific Tank

Do., Sourabaya) Management—-Java-China-Japan Lij n

Deutsch-Australische Dampfsghiff ‘ ’ KPnin‘kl:i,tke Paketvaart

GesSELSCHAFT , M(Aatscuappij ,.

AgentenTjilatrjap

te Batavia,— Sbera bayMuller

Wm. H. a, SeinaTang,

& Co. HooCd Kantopr te Batavia

Directeur-president in Ned, Indie—N. van

-Do.

Do. Macassar^-Mohrmaun

Padang4-H. Sohvnnaoher & Co. & DirecteuTen—J.

My. v/h Giintzesl Zalinge W. B. Everts en L, p. M.

:; van Eendenbrug .,

East Asiatic Co., Ltd. ' :NedeRDAndsche Stoomvaart

Agenten—MacNeill Po., Semarang; M a atschappi.i “Oceaan”

Dieden

Batavia & Co^Maclaine, Watson & Co., Agenten,Batavia—Maclaine, Watson A: Co.

Agpnts, Soerabaya—East Asibtib Co. • Do., Semarang—McNeill & Co.

Do., Tjilatjab—RouwenKbrst;' Mulder: Dp.,

Do., .Spuptbaya

I’asoeroean 1I- Fraser,

P Eaton & Co.

'.. ■ Co. ’ ■ 'D'’’ !

Do., Probblingo J

_

Ho LEAN D -A ME RIKA LlJN iNederlandsch-Indis-

Agent at Padang—Internationale Da; FelaUad .cheHl"Stephens

ldelsbank

enllandels. Mij.’KottDr-dain Crediet ' Do., Macassar — Michael

. Co., Ld. ' Cplebrander .,;a.

&

Dp., Iiidramajoe—Bupe

Do., Tjilatjap—MacNeill &, Cpr

I a v a-Austra lie Lwn Do., Padang—Haacke & Co.& Crosheld

Agents, Macassar—Kon._ Paketvaart Mij. Do., Bela wan—Harrisons

Do., Padahg— ' do: Do., Sabang—S. M. Nederland

Java-Bengal Line- ' - Do., TelokbetongMeyer & Co. — H.; My. ■ Bohn ' '•

Agents, Macassar—St.

Do., Sourabaya— do'. , Mij. Nederland

Do., • Padang—Intern. Crediet ;.en Occidental and Oriental S.S. Co.

Pacific Mail Steamship Co.

Handelsverg. Rotterdam . _ Toyo Risen Kaisha

Java-British-Indian Line. (Oriental Steamship Co.)

Agents,—Maclaine, Watson & Co. Agenten,Batavia—Campbell,MacColl&Co.

NETHERLANDS-INDIA—BAT4 VIA 1.515

Peninsular and Oriental Steam ' Stoomvaart Maatschappij

Navigation Co. . “Nederland ’

Agenten, Bataaolaine, Watson &, Co. Vertegenwoordiger:—Batavia -

Do., Seblarang—MdNieill & Co. Agent'te Batavia V

Do., SouraLaya** Fraser, Eaton & Co.

Rotterdamsche Lloyd

Agent te Batavia ; Sc: & UdeN—

Do. Weltevreden | Do. Sabang j

Do. Tandjoerig Do. Padang ( Internationale Crediet-en

Priok jj „U® Internationale! Do. Emmahaven I Handelsver. “Rotterdam”

Do, Telok Betong ^ CredietenHandels Do. Macassar i TEl,. K aD , van

Do. Semarang | yp^eDlgingy.RoL: Do. Medan - ^ 4%

de Ss M<

Do. , Sourabaya Do.

Do. TjSingapore - N‘

ilatj ap—ItJ ou we nhorst,-

Do. Gheribon |j WW, ^ :

i Do. Medan j Do. Penang \KoninklijkePaket Mulder &, Co. 1

Do. Batavia

Do. Tegal

Do. Piikalongan )yed.

j bankInd. Handek- Do. Oelee-LheueJA-: M. vaart

Do. Pekalongan Mij.

Timmermans

Do. Tjilatjap — Maatschappij

uitvoer en commissie handel van Pasoeroean Afscheep.—en com-

Do. Pasoeroean—Naaml. missiezaak voorheen J. F. Esser

schap afscheep—en Vennoot- Do. Panaroekan—Maatschappij

commis-,. , Do. Probolingo—N. I. Handelsbank

siezaak voorheen J. F. Esser “Panaroekan”

Do. Probolingo—Ned.

bank Ind. Handels-

Agent te Panaroekan—Maatsohappij

naroekan Pa- Civil aviation

Do. lor,; Padang-blnternationale Crediet

Do. Sabang—Stoomvaart Mij. Rotterdam KoNI.NK 1.1.1 KE NK1)ERI. \NDSCII-I.N 1 )lSCHh J

“Nederland” . .Luciitvaart Maatschappij ,

Dd. Macassar-^rNederlaridsch Indis- Directeuren (Nederland, Den Haag.)—en

A. Plesman en Jhr. H. K. BataviaP. Rendorp

che Soheepvaarfc Etablissementeh Hoofdvertegenwoordiger, (Cen-

Do. Singapore — Intern. Crediet en turm)—H. Nieuwenhuis

Handels ver. Rotterdam

YaoToaflic

BATAVIA

Batavia, the residence of- the,,Government of Netherlands-India and the capital of

the,

The “provincie”

old city, is builtWest-Java,. is,situated

in the ancient Dutchin style

106° and

48’ E.waslongitude and 6° 7'S.of latitude.

till the beginning the 19th

century surrounded ky fortifications, which have since been demolished. It has always

been unhealthy. In 1699 the> unfavourable conditions wore greatly increased by an

eruption! :bf Mount Salaki,) ifiassea. of ;tnud and sand being trashed upAby ifie river

Tjilhyong,-so.

condition that drainage beeline,,very difficult.

day and On account

in the ofoldthis unhealthy

islarge hbusesionly

finished, are• yery

most

few ^for

ofemployed

iluropeans

the Europeans

remain

officesretire

and togodowns, in,night

the iiewandtown, thewhich

afternoon, city. The fine

when south

is, situated' business

of

tlje old ejty .apd Built ii> modem^tyle., Broad roads and spacious squares and,nice

bungalows surrounded by gardens, fpfm there a desirable place. It was Marshall

Daefidelk who, in the B^t'yeiars of las|( century, began to build the new town with the

construction off barfa;eks‘ andnever Aal^used

the been e

that; was designed nowto,be the for

residence of the

offiees. The palace is' situated on the eastside of Ittheis Waterloo

Governor-General, 'but has as such. utilised

Square,Government

wilere are

to be seen a monument of the battle of Waterloo, another monument to; General

1516 BATAVIA- AND WELTEVREDM

Michiels, and a bronze statue of Jan Pieljerszoon' Coen, which was unveiled when

the 250 years’ existence of Batavia was celebrated. On the right and left of the palace

are the Supreme Court and the Military Club Concordia. At a short distance from

the oneWaterlooplein

isresidences

kilometre is another

long. The and larger

square square, thebyKoningsplein,

is wealthy

surrounded elegantThere each sidehouses,

comfortable of which

the

of the higher officials and merchants.

Willemskerk, near the railway station, and the museum of the Batavian Society is also a fine church,

of

Arts and Sciences.

The old city and the new are connected by three raiiwaysy two tramways,

and

officeswideatroads for carriages.

Batavia, viz. :— TheDifferent Banks Trading

Netherlands and BankingSocietyCorporations have

(Nederlandsche

Handel Maatschappij), Netherlands-India Commercial Bank (Nederlandsch Indische

Handelsbank),

Indische Escompto andMij.).

the There

Netherlands-India Discount

are also agencies of the Company

Hongkong (Nederlandsch

and Shanghai

Banking Corporation, of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, of the

International Banking Corporation, of the Taiwan Bank, Ltd., of the Yokohama

Specie Bank, and of the Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.

71,867TheChinese,

population

6,399offoreign

BataviaOrientals,

consistedand

on 327,837

October,natives;

7th 1930,

totalof437,433.

31,340 Europeans,

BUTTENZORG

The usual residence of the Governor-General is at Buitenzorg, at a distance

ofpalace

nearlyof the

one Governor-General

hour by railway were

from made

Batavia. Theandbotanical

in 1817, are wellgardens

known near the

not only

for

science and agriculture under the management of the eminent directors, Teysmann,to

their beautiful arrangement, but especially for the great services rendered

Dr. Scheffer, and Prof. Dr. Treub. All experiments for the introduction of exotic plants-

into

foreignNetherlands-India are made

countries are reared and here, within the

flourish Javaresult

as in that

their many

nativeuseful

soil. plants from

DIRECTORY

Albrecht & Co., IN. V. Electrisg*^: Agents for

Drukkerij v/h., ImpqirWi's! *f i Globe 22 and

otherRutgers Fire Ins.

American, Co. and

British and

Paper—Oost 8, Weltevreden. Pu- Continental Insurance Companies

blishers of “He.t Nieuws Von den.

Dag Voor Nederlandsch-Indie “Amsterdam’’ Handels Vereeniging,

. Cable Ad: Albrechtco Exporters of General Produce—

Cable Ad: Reineke; Codes: A.B.C.

6th Bentley’s and Private

a a Bt « ss * Amsterdamsck Kantoor voor Indische

Zaken, Importers of Electrical

Mei-yah Pao Sien Rung Sze Machinery — Cable Ad: Akiz;

American-Asiatic

General Insurance:Underwriters Ltd., Codes:

Fire, Marine, Motor

Bentley’s A.B.C. 6th edn.,

Mosse, Tybo and Gall and

Car,

Glass, Life, Accident,

Baggage Burglary,Risks—

and Special Plate Ang Side Tjiang Hande^maatschappij

16; Bunnen N.V., Importers , of Building

225 B. T.; Nieuwpoort

P.O. Box 21; straat; Teleph.

Cable Materials - Cable Ad: Augsioet-

Ad: jiang; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th,;

Underite rs

0. V. Starr, president (Shanghai) Engineering 2md. Western Union,

D. Glagoleff, manager for Java and Lieber’s

BATAVIA AND WELTEVREDEN 1517

“Archa’',N.V> Qliefabriek. Exporters President—Dr.Wichers

G. G. van Buttingha

of Cocoaxiut Oil—Cable Ad: ArcHa; Managing Director and 1st Deputy. Pre-

Codes : Bentley’^ sident-K.Director,

W. J. Michielsen and 2nd

Arcken & Co., Van, Weltevreden, Managing President—A.Secretary

Jewellers and Goldsmiths - Cable, F.Deputy Praasterink

de Boer, L. J. Harmsen, Tr. W. F.

Ad: Vanarcken, Codes :—A.B.C. 4th Staargaard and J. W. B. Everts,

and 5th editions and Merchur 2md ■directors

18 Branches Throughout

Arima & Company, Ltd., H., Exporters Indies: viz:—Java: Bandoeng, (Dutch East

Che*

of General Produce—Cable Ad: ribon, Djokjakarta,

Semarang, Sourabaya,Madioen,

Kediri,

Arima; Codes: Bentley's A.B.C. 5th Malang, karta. Sumatra: Koeta Ratlja,

Soera-

and 6th Medan, Padang, Palembang, Tand-

Asia Life Insurance Co., Life Insurance- joitg Balei, Borneo; Bandjermasin,

16, Binnen Nieuwpoortstsaat; P.0. Box Pontianak. Menado

Celebes: Makasser,

21;

and Cable Ad:

Bentley’s; Underiters;

Main Office Codes:

for the Acme

Orient Capital (paid up) f 9,000,000, Reserve

—17 the Bund, Shanghai Funds f 13,500,000

D. Glagoleif, manager

Dr. T. H. Ling, resident medical referee New York Correspondents: — Federal

Resei*Ve Bank Guaranty Trust Co

NT.Schroder,

V. Assurantiekantoor Langeveldt-at Union Trust Co.Wells Fargo Bank and

Insurance. Branches

San Francisco:

Batavia, Sourabaya, Semarang and London Correspondents- (-tLleyds Bank

Medan;’Phone Batavia 567; Sourabaya Ltd., N.M. Rothschild and Sons

Noord 1444, Semarang 1278; Cable Ad:

Caledonian; Codes: Bentley’s and Acme Hongkong Corroration and Shanghai Banking

BANKS Batavia—E. M. Knox

Sourabaja—M. A. Murray, agent

Bank of Taiwan Semarang—MacNeill

Cheribon—Burt, & Co.,

Myrtle agents

& Co., agents

Batavia— Macassar—Java Bank, agents

T. Kaneda, manager

Batavia Bank—22*23,, Asemka, Bata- Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappi.t

Factorij te Batavia

via President—B. F. Hagenzieker

Dr. Khouw Keng Liem, manager Members—P. R. Zeeman, A. P. Hoor

iKhouw Kim An, do. gensteyn

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Agencies Secretary—(S. V. Margadant

and China—Kali Besar West at—Sourabaya, Semarang, Medan,

Cable Ad: Pagoda Hongkong, Shanghai,

Calcutta, Bombay, Kobe, Rangoon,

Singapore, Djeddah

Bata via—A. T. Sturrock and Suriname

Sourabaya—J. Campbell, agent Sub-agencies

Semarang—J. F. Thompson, sub-agent

Medan—A. Bremmer, sub-agent longan, Tjilatjap, Weltevreden,Peka-

at—Cheribon, Tegal, Pa-

Makasser—Michael Stephens & Co., Ld., lembang, Djember,

Bandjermasin, Macassar,

Bandoeng, Djokjakarta,

agents Solo and Penang

De Javasche Bank Nederlandsch-Tndische Escompto

(Only Bank of issue of the Netherlands Maatschappij—Cable Ad: Escompto

East Indies according to charter of the Directeuren—J. Stroobach,Th.C.Sandrock,

Government)

Branch Office: Head Office: Cable

Amsterdam; Batavia; W. A. van Cuyk, G. J. Govaars, jr.

Ad: Commissarissen

Delegatie, Codes:phrase

Bentley’s complete — H. s’Jacob, N. van

phrase, Second andCode

Table Code, Zalinge, P. J. A.Stephan,

P. Th. Elfring, J. Berendsen,

C. Rijlaarsdam and

Peterson International 1st, 2nd

and 3rd edns., A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns, P. A. Waller

and Private Secretarissen— N. A. Onnes, J. D. J. Roos

1518 BATAVIA And WELTEVEEriEN

Agencies Chappen-.—Soufabaya, Semarang, IBendien & Company, N.V., Importers

Padang, Magelang, Malang, Macassar, of Provisions, Chemicals afid' Drugs

Bandoeng,Tegal,Cheribon,

Djocja, Weltevrederi,

Medan, Sdurabaya, Sim —Cable Ad: Bendieo,: Codes . Bent-

pang, Palembang,Bandjermasin, Sipolga, ley’s and A.B.C. 6th

Benkoelen, Dlerhber, Menado, Pontianak,

A msterdam,s’€rfavenbageand Rotterdam Bergman, ImportersY.ofV.,Electrical

IIANimiAYEREilN i gino.

Acce^uries—

N EnERLANDSCH-lNPISCHK HaNUKLSBANK j Cable Ad: Bergman GoUeS • Bent-

Gedolegeerde van do Eaad van Commis- ley’s and A-,B.C. 6th.

sarissen—B,

Beheer D. W.Kantoren—

Overzeesclm J. van Garderen^ .o, Bikdkrmann & Co., W., Handelsven-

Directeur—G. J, Jobsis, F, Fzn. nootschap v/h., Importers,1 qf Pro-

Agencies at —Ampenan, Amoy, Bandoeng, I visions, Wines and Spirits—Cable

Ad : Biedermanin ; Codes : Bentley’s,

Batavia,

Gorontalo, Bombay,

Hongkong, Calcutta,

Kobe, Oheribon,

Macassar, A.B,C, 5th' and 6th, Private and

Medan, Manado, Palembang, Pasoeroean, Mosse

Pekalongari,,Singapore,

Shanghai, , JPfobplinggo, Semarang,

Sourabaya, Sw?a- Biljartfabrikk “ Emma, ” Billiard Table

tow, Tegal, ^ Tetoek betoeng, Tjilatjap, Factory—Head Office:Teleph.

G. Chaulan 31,

Tokyo, Yokohama and Weltevreden Batavia Gent rum; SWiL 319;

Cable Ad: Emmafabriek; Codes: A B.C.

Yokohama iSpecie- Bank 1 1 5th and 6.tli edn. and Rudolf Mosse/

Batavia—K. Hirano > uobnoJ Branch in Sourabaya: Palmenlaan 33

J. Slee; manager (Sourabaya)

A. Kostei's director

Bavosta (Bataviasche Volks eh,' Stad- Bo'mbaY AT avT Trading'Co.. Etd., The,

sapotheek), Chemists''and Druggist^, Importers of Rubber and Tea

— Rijswijk 9. Welteyreden Cable Chests—Cable Ad ; Romford; Code :

Ad : Bavosta Bentley’s

Becker and Company, N.V., So|bea- .Borneo Co., Ltd., The, Importers and

baiasche

of BuildingMACHiKtrANOEi,,

Materials andImpoVfiors

.Maphiny Exporters, Ghm's, ' Metals ' Rice,

ery—Cable Ad : Beckerco ; Codes : Ad: Spices. Tapioca, "TVa, Timber—Cable

Bentley's. A.B.C. 6th and Mosse Borneo^ Codes: A.B.C. 5th,

Scott 10th and National

Behn IUeyEr-& CV)., HaniJel

chappij, N.V., Importei's and Ex !Borne6-Sumatra, HandeI MaatscHap-

porters — Teleph. ' Bt. 1S32, ISliT: pij, Iinpprters of Autojpobiles and

Provisions—Cghle Ad : Rorsumy ;

Cable Ad : Behnmeyer Coded: Beiitffiy’k, Acme, Vbfier’and

W. biebensfehutz, manager ! Private obogril :bL Me ‘

I rnport Dept. ’ '

W. Heiderhoff. R. GfbthAC. 'DjC

ieubevg • ' ■ • • Brandon Mesritz & Co., Importers of

BuiTdltiig11 Materials' and': Metals— 1

Ford Dept. Cable, Ads: 'Br,Tndo.n ' aiid •Mesrita; ■

Chr. Hoyer l:t 4 , Codes: BeiitTey’s, A.B.C. 5tb and

Ae <5h ^Broihe ' 'z ,, : Private

Branches—

iDen Pesar (Bali) Importers; Burt, Myrtle '& Co., Importers of

Chble Ad : Behhmeyer ' . , Wines sCnd Spirits, Paper and

J. G. Jhng,

D iember i-T, Fordmanager

Dept; Teleph. Cotton Goods Cable Ad: Owen;

iDjr. 185,- 182; Cable Ad: Codes : Bentley’s, Premier and Pri-

Behnmeyer •. ! uno ) . vats ,

H. Gondzwaard, manager

Kediri-^Ford Dept; Teleph Kd.; Catz 1 Java Trading Co., N;V., Export-

ers: of';Creneral PTOdhoe-nCable Ad:

200; Cable Ad: Behnmeyer

K. . Melchior, manager

Catzco; Code:^ A.B.C. 6th General

BATAVIA A.NI) W'KLTKVRKlDBN 1519

Chotirjvull & G!o,, K.A.J. (E^tab. EecHE Eqrwerg & Co-, Importers of

1876), Silk Merghsints, Drapers and Glass Ware, Piece1 Goods, and; Office

Ladies’ Pressmake rs —/7, Pasar ApplianeesrtCablO

Codes: Bentleys, Western Ad-: 'E.schesyerg;

Union and

Baron: Teleph;, 1051 Central; ('able A.B.C. 6th and-6th

Ad: Chotirmall: Cedes: Acme

Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th edition—

Head Office: 'Singapore. Branches

in !Sburaba^.a,' ('Savigoni; How^kongJ FermSnt CuypERs, N. V. Architectex-

. en IngeXieurs Bureau, Architects

'ftO|ilW|1fV'4nA,

■ \i D. A. ) Choti’tirtall.''proprietor

■Uy.iuliiHio^') • Hi"!: inoo/. vliet Oosb 30; Teleph. Wl. 2i75'; Cable

Ad : Eermont Bataivia, Codes A.B.C.

Cobeja. fCoth^tbir Bei|oj;;'.J'hta.h!ais, 6th edition and, Merenur . , , ,

Societe Andnu.)',/.Iihpdrters'j,,pt 'Opss, i A. A. Ferment, dir. and architect

Metals, Hardware’ and ‘ 'Cotton L. I. d'ei Jong-h,. civil engineer,

Goods—Cable Ad: Cobeja; Codes: sighs per pro. , . *j

Bentley’s; A.p.C- ,6).h . Th. J. Taen, architect, signs: per

pro.

Cocq ^ iQo.^jC.H.B., E^port^ryof T,ea ** C*l I/a. M 'I i > K-r ) ■ \h .1 1'' //, l l - / . /.

and Tinj,/- Cable Ad: .Teacoc/j;

Codes: Bentley’s 6th; 5 letter, Galestin cals

t Co.,. Importers of Ofiemi-

and Drhgs—Cable Ad : Cales-

A.B.C. 5th and Liebers tineo; Codes':'" A.fi.Cl 6th, letter

COMPAGfvlE DE IMPORTATION BE PrO^- and Bentleys

BITlfs . MpTALtTRGIQBbS ET .' ANNEXES, N,.- V. G;ENjE^AL' Motors. Java Handel.

Imnorters of Building Materials , Ma^tschappij, ■ Dealers in Motor

and Machinery -Cable Ad: Albet; Chi's,■,Tandjong Priok—Cable Ad:

CodesC Bentley's! and A.B.C. 6th Gen-motjava

“ Peli AtjEh, ” ?LV., MAAfsc«APPiJ. C. C. Williams, .general Sales, mgr.

Importers of Wines and Spirits

Provisipns, Tobacco and Hardware Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance,Gq.rr

—Cable Ad : ' Codes : 16, Binnen NieUwpoortstraat; Teleph.

A.B.C. 5th and 225 B.T., P.O. Box 21, Cable Ad:

Underiters'

“Djatti, Baroe” H.V., Import and American Asiatic Underwriters Ltd.,

TNiWs'TRrE "Mi.i. Importers of Glass, managers for the Orient

HodisdMd Siipplics', Paints, Cotton GiOrkqm: & Co., J. Van, N.V., Pharma-

and Silk' Cddds-fChMC'; Ad : Leder- ii cel;tische Haxdei,svereeniging, Im-

werk; 'A.B.C. 5th and 6th, porters of Wines and Spirits, Che-

Mercury 3.yd, jle^iley^ ,aipd ’ Jtosse r micate: lawd*! Drugs: and Photographic

Dobbelman, CoFV- N.V. Handelmaats- . SuppliesrtCable— Ad : Gorkorn

chappij, Importers ,of Tobacco and Goruw Boen Seng & Co., Importers of

Electrical Accessories—Cable Ad : Provisions,, Chemicals and drugs,

Dobbelman : Codes : A.B.C. 5th Tobacco and Toilet Articles—Cable

Dunlop &' Cp., (E), Importers'of Pro- Ad: Gouwboensehg; Codes: A.B.C.

visions, Cigars, and Sundries— qth Acme

and ,6th, Improved, Bentley’s .and

Gable Ad:, Polnud; Codes • Bent-

ley’s and A.BiC. 5th Government of Canada (Department of

Dunlop Rubber (Co. (D.E.I.), Ltd., Trade and Commerce), Commercial In-

telligence Service; ; Office

The—Tanah. Abang West dian Government Tradeof , the Cana-

Commis-

. sioner to Straits

Erdman and Siielcken, Sugar Export- rated Malay . States; Netherlands Settlements, Fede-

ers—P.O. Box 44, Batavia; Cable India and Siam—P.O. Box 84 Bata-

Ad: Visurgis: Codies: A.B.C. 5th, via, Java; Cable Ad: Canadian,

6th, Bentleys, Scott and Private Batavia; Bentley’s Second

1520 BATAVIA AND WELTEVREDEN

Trade Commissioner — George R. Bolland-Batavia Handelmaatschappu,

Heasman

Assist. Trade Commissioner—B. C. Cable Exporters of Gemeral Produce

Butler Ads: Holba and Bahol;

Codes: Acme, A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s

and Private

Hagemeiek & Co’s., H. Mu., Import^

ers of WinM amd Spirits, Provi-

sions, Chemicals and Drugs and Imp.Merchants, Ind. Mu.Batavia

Djati and

Baroe,Sourabaya;

General

Office Appliiamces—Cable Ad : Hlage- Telephs. Weltevreden

meyer; Codes: A.B.C. oth and 6th Noord 2046 (Sourabaya);996Cable (Batavia)

Ad:

Lederwerk Batavia; Codes A.B.C. 6th,

Hall Trading Corporation The, Ex- edn., Bentley’s and Mosse

porters of General Produce — Cable D. Matthias, director

Ad: Batkurt; Codes: A.B C 6th,

Bentleys & Acme Tmpla” Import Mu voor Pharmaceu-

N. V. Handel & Cultuur Mu “Hel- tische en Landbowkundige Artike-

Len N.V., Importers and Chemicals

vetia” and Drugs—Cable Ad: Impla;

E. Hagnauer, director Code: A.B.C. 6th

Th. Hagnauer, do.

N.V. Handel Mu. Gestetner, Du- Indische Blauwvriesveem, (Nikas)—

plicator Manufacturers — Rijswijk- Gable Ad: Nikas. Shipping Agents

straat,

5800; Cable Weltevreden; Teleph. Branch

Ad: Gestetner. Wit.

Office: Soerabaya, Kembang, Djepoen 5 Indische Lloyd, Algemeene Verzekek-

ing Maatschappu N. V. (Indische

P.J. deH. Waal,

Barton,manager

genl. mgr. (Far

(Java) East)

R. G. Nahapiet, representative Lloyd, General Insurance

Branches at Saraarang, Co., Ltd.)

Batavia, Ban-

doeng and Soerabaya. Phone Sm. 14171

Harmsen, Verwey & Co., Importers 5th Cable& 6th

Ad: editions

Indische Lloyd; Codes A.B.C.

of Wines and Spirits, Tobacco and K. T. Tan, manager

Provisions — Cable Ad: Hapege;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Bent

ley’s, Mereuur 2nd and Private International Credit and Handels

Vereeniging “Rotterdam,” Impor-

Harrisons/and Croseield, Ltd., Im- ters, of Provisions,

Chemicals, Building

Hardware and Materials,

Sundries,

porters of Building Materials, Au- Exporters of Alcohol, Dyes, Grain and

tomobiles. Iron and Steel, Chemi- Oil Products—Cable Ads: Internatio

cals. etc., Exporters of Rubber and and Cosmonatio (Products

Tea—Cable Ad: Orosheld; Codes: Codes: Bentley’s, Acme, and Dept.); A.B.C.

A.B.C. 5th and 6th and Bentleys 5th and 6th. Head Office Rotterdam

Heatii

Prinsensttaat, Batavia Tsamy” N.V., Indische Special

Agentschappen Mu., Importers of

N.V. Heybrock’s Groothandel, Importers Chemicals, Drugs, and Photographic

of Electrical Materials, Fittings, Bulbs, Articles—Cable Ad: Isamy; Codes:

Radios, and Kerosene Lamps etc.— A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Bentley’s Car-

Konninigsplein West 5, Batavia Cen- lowitz and Mos.se

trum : Teleph. Weltevrteden 240 and

108: Cable Ad: Hageehandel, Code: Jacobson van den Berg & Co, Im-

Bentley’s

Head Agent for Dutch East Indies— porters of Building Materials, Che-

riveals, Provisions, Cigarettes, To-

R. A. Wolterbeek Muller bacco and Paper. Exporters of

Assistant Manager—F. Pennarts Alcohol, Grain, Flour, Tobacco and

Agent inat Sourabaya—W.

Agent Palembang—F. Wermuth

Derogee Oils—Cable Ad : Jacoberg

BATAVIA AND WELTEVREiDEN 1521

Jaissle & Co., Otto, Inc., Importers of Jenne and Company, H., N.V., Handel

Watches,

ware and Jewellery, Gold and Silver- Mu. v/h., Weltevreden, Importers

Toilet requisites—Noordwyk

15, Batavia-Centrurn; Phone W.I. 2569; ofAd:Provisions and Beverages—Cable

Jenne; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and

P.0. Box 68; Cable Ad: Jaissle; Code: 6th, Bentley’s, (Speed and Calpack

Bentley’s and Mosse

Otto Jaissle | L. Mutschelknauss Kerkhoff Kerstholt & Co., Importers

of Glassware, Hardware and Office

Jansen Co. L. E., Importers and Appliances — Cable Ad : Kakaco ;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th

Merchants,

Ad: Jansenel. Batavia (Centrum)—Cable

S. C. van Vliet, manager

M. de Waard, H. Elias, L. E. Kian Gw an, N.V. Handel Mu., Ex-

porters of General Produce—Cable

Buschkens and J. Jenner Ad: Kianguan ; Codes: A.B C. 6th,

Lieber’s, Bemtley’s, Acme -and Pri-

‘Java”, N.V. Handeesvereeniging, vate

Importers of Automobiles, Building Klaasen, Co., Shipping Agents, Ad-

Materials and Hardware - Cable

Ad : Crescendo; Codes: A.B.C. 5th ministrators—BonnenNieuwpoortstraat

29-31; Telephs. 1063, Codes:

1081 A.B.C.

and 632;

and 6th, and' Mercuur 2nd Cable Ad: Klaasenco, 5th

md 6th Editions and Bentley’s

Java China Japan Lijn N. V., Shipping- Th. A. Klaasen, general manager

Kali Besar Cost 10-12; Telephs. Batavia E.H. B.P.J. Wyers,

Cramer, assist.

do. do. do.

1755-1758; P.O. Box

Chinalijn; Codes: Scotts122;10thCable

edn., Ad;

and C. Numans, shipping do.

Bentley’s Phrase Code (Second)

J. A. J. W. Nieuwenhuys, acting Koler and Ankersmit, Weltevreden,

Importers of Wines and Provisions—

general manager Cable Ad: Kolerank; Codes ; A.B.C.

Jhr. (L. R. van: Lennep and H. M. and Bentteys

Spit, agents

A.K. H.vanN.den

vanBoogaard,

Nieuwenhuyse,

proxysecretary Kolff & Co., (Konninklijke Boek-

Branches at Semarang, Sourabaya, handel en Drukkerij GV), Importers

of Paper and Office Appliances—

Macassar, Hongkong, Amoy,

tow, Shanghai, Kobe and Manila Swa- Cable Ad: Kolff. Bentley’s

A.B.C. Code 5th

and 6th editions, 5th and

Java Sumatra Handel Maatschappij, 6th

Exporters o(f General Produce — Rolonialle Handel Mu “Indo-

Cable Ads : Boasover and Jasumy ; Belge”, Exporters of General Pro-

. Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th and duce-Cable Ad : Pasting ; Codes :

6th and Private General, Bentley’s, Western Union

and Private

Java-Bode (Algemeen Dagblad voor

Nederlandsche-Indie, Newspaper — Kuneman’s Handel Mu, Importers of

Cable Ad: Javabode. (Weltevreden) Textiles—Cable

Codes: A.B.C. 6th

Ad : Commercial;

“Javanas” N.V. Java Handel Asso- Lange & C'oi, de, Handel Mu, v/h,

clatie, Weltevreden, Importers of Importers of Provisions, Cement,

Chemicals and Tobacco—Cable Ad :

Rubber and Tea Chests—Cable Ad : Delange; Codes: A.B.C. 5th, Bent-

Javapas; Codes: AH Standard ley’s and Mercuur

Javasche Houthandel^Maatschappij Latjw Tjin, Weltevreden, Importers: of

(N. V. Vereenigde), Timber Mer- Provisions, Chemicals, Tobacco,

chants, Exporters of Hewn and Electrical Accessories and Sundries

Sawn Java Teak (Tectona Grandis) —Cable Ad: Lauwtjin; Codes:

—Head Office: Semarang; Cable A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Bentley’s and

Ad: Javahout Acme

1522 BATAVIA AND WELTEVREIDEN

N. V. LeitergIetbrij Amsterdam” Wm. H. MiiUeriGo.; NcVi, Shipping.

v/h tbrodeMachinery

afd. N.O.I., Agents—B ranches in, Sernarang and

Printing■ and Defalem

all Prlnt-in Sourabaya; Cable Ad: Mineral

ingi 1Accessories—Tanaih-Abaiig- West Agencies '

No. 10, Batavi a • Gent rum ; Toleph. Hamburg AnffiHjka Line

3012-3 Batavia-Centrum; Cable Ad: The Bank (Line Ltd.

Lettergieterij : Codes: A.B.C. 5tb "Dodwell Castle Litic

' edition and Bentley’s: 1 Head Office

at Amsterdam. Branch at Soura- Ned. 1 Ind. Gas-MaatschapPij^ Import-

baya ers of all Kinds of Gas Machitafery

J. K. Ouborg, proxy and Apparatus—Cable Ads: Gasfa-

J. H. Kalkwarf, do. . briek and Electron

Linde and Teves en B. S. Stokvis And Ned. Ind. Landbouw Mu., Exporters

Zonen, Ltd., Ned. Ind. Mu. t.v.d.z.

Van der, Importers of Automobiles, of—Cable Cbcoa Powder, Rubber and Tea

Ad: Bouwland; Code:

Chemicals and Drugs and Machinery;

—Cable-Ad : LindeteveS. Ail Codes Bentley’s ■

.Linotype k Machinery, Ltd., Gang Nederlandsch-Indische Drukkers en

Thibault 1, Weltevreden—Cable Ad : Uitgevers Maatschappu, Publishers

Linotype; Gqdes: A.B.,C.' nth, ,hind ofVoehsstem’’—Cable

“Batavaasch Nieuwsblad and De

Ad: Nieucvsblad

Bentley’s Improved

Mackenzie, Frank, Radio, .Teohnische kering EN LufRENTE MuLevensverze-

NederlanDsche-Indische (Nillmij van

Bureau, Weltevr.eden; Importers of 1859) ' Noordwijk 34 Batavia Cen-

Wireless Goode-rCabJe Ad,: Enirfa: trum; Cable Ad : Nillmij; Branches:

Codes: A.B.C. and Bentleys ; Soerabaia, Sefnarang, Bandoeng and

Maclaine Watson & Co., Expoatfrs of Medan

General Produce

Maintz Peoductenhandel, N.V., Ex- NeDerlAndsche Rubber, Unie, N.V.

Exporters of Rubber—Cab}? Ad:r

porters of General Producer-Cable Rijbberuuie : Code Bemtley’s

Ad: Produtrade; Codes : Bentley’s,

A.B.O. 6th, (Lieber’s, MercuuT,1 Pri- Nestle &, Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk

vate and Voller’s Company (iSwitzerland), Condensed

and Sterilised Milk, Milk Powders,

Man son & Company, S.L., Iinporters of Chocolate,

Bicycles and Acc^ssories^-Cable Ad : 30, Kali Cocoa and “Lactogen”—

Besar Oosbji)/Batavia;

Mansonij Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th Cable Ad: Nestanglo; Codes A.B.C.

and Bentleys 5th and Bentleys

Mirandolle Voute & Co., Exporters Niederer and Company, Importers of

of General Prodiicer-nCable Ad: Wine, Flour. Paper and Sundries—

Mataram: Codes: A.B.C. 5th and Cable Ad: Niederer; Codes: A.B.O.

Bentleys 5th and 6th, Bentley’s and Private

Mitsui Bussan IKaisha, Ltd., General Ocean Accident k Guarantee Corpora-

Importers and Exporters of Produce tion Ltd. (The) —Kali Besar Cost

--Cable Ad: Mitsui: Codes: A.B.C. 28. Head Office: Batavia. iSub-

5th, Bentley’s,. Mercuur 3rd, Mar- branches: iSourabaya and Bian-

coni and Private doeng

Moortje, Sigarenhandel,. Weltevreden,, j.S. van Gelderen, manager,,

Importers of Cigars and Tobacco,

Ockerse

Motors, Ltd., Weltevreden, Importers and-House A Co., Produce and Land-

prope rty—B in nen N ieuw-

ofCable

Automobiles and Motor Trucks—

Ad: Motors; Code: Bentley’s 271 andStraat

s-poort 34; Telephs. Batavia

Welt. 6299

BATAVIA AND WELTEVEEDEN 1523

'Oliefabiuek Ngagel, N.V., Exporters Pitcairn, iSyme & Co., Exporters and

of Coeoanut Oil amid Oil Cakes— Importers, Shipping and Insurance

Cable Ad: Olvado; Codes: A.B.C. Agents—(Estab. 1825); Cable Ad:

'ath and 6th, Bentley’s and Merbuur Pitcairn; Codas A.B.C. 5th and 6th,

Bentley's and Scott. Batavia, Soura-

Ondeblinge Levensverzekeeing van i baya and' Samafang .Head Offices:

Ker, Boltfm &r Co,, London and

Eigen Hulp—Life Insurance; Head Glasgow: Branches: Syme oc Co,

Office:

Office forThethe Hague,

Far East:Holland;

Batavia Branch Singapore and Bangkok; Ker & Co.,

Voorrij Manila,

Zuid; Telephs Bat. 823 and Bat.'824, Agelntis Iloilo, : Cebu and Davao*.

Cable Ad: Olveh, Batavia, Codes: A.B.C. Sobs,-Boston in U.S.A. : : Aaron D. Weld’s

r 6th edn.

E.M. O.G. Brouver, manager

Hoekstra, do.

A. II Ibsen, assist, manager :PRyce ’ife Co., John, importers of

Wines and Spirits and Exporters of

General Produce;--Cable Ad : J ohm-

“OpsT' Indie” Handelsvkree.niging, ' Bentley’s pryce; 'Codes : A.B.C. 5th and 6th,

ImporjtpEs pf Ppoyisionis, Metajs^ To- and Mosse

bacco ’ and Sundries — Cable Ad : Rathkamp &'Go., N.Y., Chemicalien-

Toewan; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th handel, Weltevreden; Lirportere of

and Bentleys Chemicals; Cnd Drugs—Cable Ad:

Cud Pzn & Company, Wed. G.. Im- Rothkamp ; Code : A.B.C. 5th

porters of P,rovisiod&-^C'ab]c Ad: Reiss and Cbf, IIANb’ELsveReenTGiitG

Oud; Codes: A.B.C. 6th and Mer- V/h, Importers of Provisions, Glass-

cuur ware, Tobacco and Sundries, Ex-

Peek & Co., (Ltd., (Framcis), Exporters Ad: parter s of General Produce — Cable

of Tea -Cable Ad: Fran pekoe; and 6thRoSmarin; Codes: A.B.C.. 5th

Bentley’s and Private

Codes: Bentley’s, Western Union,

A.B.C. 5th, Leiber’s, etc. Renlock Trading Go., a/s, The, - Im-

porters of Bicycles, Cement and

Peet & • Co., John, Exporters' of Building Materials — Gable Ad:

Coffee, Rubber and General Produpe Bofra Codes: A.B.C. 6th Bentley’s

,-DCable Ad: Peefc; Codes : . Bent- and General

ley’s,' A.B.C. 5th and 6th and Mer-

cuur ;Rooy' and- 00., Technische Handel

Mu v/h de, Importers of Metal and

Pfeiffer Agjentschappen, Otto, Welt?- Sanitary Articles

vredenJmporters ,of Chemicals and Ross TayloR & Co., Exporters of

Drugs, Hoispital Supplies and Opti-

cal Goods!—Cable Ad : Pfeiffer; Coffee, Tea and General Produce

Cable Broomhall’s,

Ad: Taybal; Bentley’s

Codes : A.B.C.

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Mosse j 6th, and

and Private Birth woo d ■

iPmiirp’s Van Eede, Cie., Weltevredeh, Rouwenhorst, Mulder & Co., Import- -

Imjiortfe'rs of Provisions; Chemicals ers' of Provisions, Building Mate-*

and Drugs, Tobacco and Office Appli- rials, Glassware, and Iron and Steel,

ances—Cable : Ad : Vaneede; Codes: Exporters of General Produce—

A.B.C. 5th and 6th and Private Cable Ad : Mulhorst; Codes: A.B.C.

6th Bentley’s and ’Scott

Platon, L.. Importers of Motors/Pro-

visions, Chemicals and Dtugs, Rowley, Davies & Co., Ltd., Import-

Paper, etc.. Exporters of General ers! of Chests for Rubber and Tea—

Produce — Cable Ad: Platon; Cable Ad : Hitlrow: Cbdes: A.B.'C.

Codes : A.B.C.' ,5th and 6th, Bent- 5th and 6th, BentleTy’s and Western

ley’s, (Libbers ahld Vollef’t Union

1524 BATAVIA AND WELTEVBEDEN

Koyal Netherlands Indian Airways- Smalhout Handelsvereeniging, Wel-

(Koninklijke Nederlajidsch Indische tevreden, Importers of Disinfec-

Luchtvaart Maatschappjf) Ccmmer- tants ; Toilet) Articles and Office-

eial Aviation,—Sluisbrug, Weltevre- Appliances—Cable Ad: Smalhout;

den; Teleph. Welt. 1173; P.O. Box Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th and

56; Cable Ad : Aera; Codes Bent- Bentley’s

ley’s, A.B.C. 6th edition.

H. Nien.wenh.uis, manager Sneep Rijwielhandel, H.,L, Importers

Boyal Packet Navigation Company, ofTyres—Cable Bicycles, Motor Bicycles and

Ad : Sneep

(Konjinklijke Paketvaart Maats-

chappij), Shipping Agents—iKon- Soc. Commissionaria bi Esportazione

ingsplein Oost 5; Telephs. 1757, 1759, e di Importazione, V.H. (iSocieta

1777-1780, 1790, 1800; Cable Ad:

Paketvaart; Codes: A.B.C., 5th Commissionaria Orientale), Import-

and 6th edn. ; Bentley’s Complete ers of Motors, Provisions, Building

Materials, Tobacco and Office Appli-

Phrase; Bentley’s Second; and ances—Cable Ad : Socita ; Codes :

Scott’s A.B.C. 5th and 6th and Private

J. W. B. EvertSy- president dir.

. E. Straatemeier, director

A. J. Pronk, do. Societa Commerciale Oltremarina,,

J. M. Le Grand, do. ( N.V., Importers of Automobilesr

Buy’s Handelsvereeniging voor Toilet Chemicals, Household Supplies and

Indie, Importers of Stationery and marin; Articles—Gable Ad: Oltre-

Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bent-

Office Appliances—Cable Ad : Nin- ley’s, Liebei’’s and Private

hand;. Codes: A.B.C. 6th.'

Schlieper Carl, Importers of Building Speciaal iSigaren Magazijn de Tabak-

Materials, Electrical Accessories, splant v/h, F. H. Justman, Import-

Hardware and Metals—Cable Ad : bacco Cigarettes, Cigars and To-

ers of

Schlieper; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and

6th, Bentley’s, Carlowitz and En- Steelink, H.P.J., N.V., t.v.v. Ftrma,.

gineering Code Iinporters of Bicycles and Tyres and

Schnitzler and Co., Importers of Office Appliances—Cable Ad: Steel-

Automobiles and Motor Trucks, ink; Codes : A.B.C, 5th and 6th,, and

Bentley’s

Provisions, Tobacco and Sundries >

•Cable Ad: Prevalade; Codes: Steenkolen Handel Mu. Ned. Ind.,.4

A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s and Acme Importers of Coal and Coke--Cable

Schulte & Co., Handel Maatschappij, Ad: Coal tug; Codes: A.B.C. 5th,

Importers-of Electrical Accessories, Bentley’s, Merciiur and Scott’s

Hardware, Leather Goods and Bail-

way Materials-—Molenvleit Oost 99; B. & F. Steinhardt, General Import-

CableandAd:Mosse

5th Schulteco; Codes: A.B.C. ers—Cable Ad : Steinhardt; Codes :

Bentley’s, ,Moss,e and Private. Head

Semarang Sea and Fire Insurance Office: Berlin W.35 (Germany).

Branches:

Company, Established 1866, All Classes Samarang (Java), Batavia, iSoerabaya,

of Insurance Transacted—Branches bang (Sumatra) Medan, Palem-

and Agencies Throughout the

World, Head Office: Semarang

Stibpe’s Export Mu B.G., N.V., Im-

Siemens- >S c h i: c k e rtav er k e , Importers porters of Motor Bicycles, Chemicals

of Automobiles, Electrical Acces- and Drugs, Electrical Accessories

sories and Railway Materials and Toilet Articles—Cable Ad:

Cable Ad: Siemenwerk; Codes: Berstibbe; Codes: A.B.C1. 6th, Bent-

A.B.C. 5th, Lieber’s and Private i ley’s and Western Union (Universal)

BATAVIA AND WELTEYKEDEN 1525-

Stokvis iKqninklijke Fabrisk. van Vu-aniigim N.V., Importers of Auto

Metaalwerken, W.J., N.V./XNfD.flNi);, rtiobile.s and Motor Trucks—Cable

Afdeeling), Importers of Sanitary Ad: Velodrome; Codes: A.B.C. 5th;

Articles—Cable Ad: Wisa; Codes: Bentley’s, General and Acme

A.B.C., 5th and 6th and Bentley’s

Verkoophuis Het, Weltevreden, Im-

Stolk and;, de Jong,’ Importers of porters of iSanitary ArtJ.cles, Elec-

Bicycles,Provisions, Tobacco and trical Accessories and Rfosipehold

Supplies—‘Cable Ad.: Verkouphuis;

Toilet Articles—'Cable Ad: Stqlk: Codes : A. B.C. 5th

Codes: A.B.C. 6th and Bentley’s

Vick & Co., V. R., Genera,! Merchants-

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada— and (See Agents—Java

Singapore!Bankstraat 10

Cable Ad: Sunbeam

District Manager—Stanley Price Visser &’Go., Boekhandel, ; Importers

oL Paper, Stationery and Office

Sutorius &;Co’s. Handed Mu, Gebrs., Appliances—Cable Ad: Visboek;

Importers of Provisions, Glass, To- Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns.

bacco and Textile Goods—Cable Ad : J. Obdam, director

Sutomy; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th,

Bentley’s. Lieber’s and Berne Waal & Boom, Weltevreden., Importers

of Provisions, Building Materials

Tels . & Co’s. Handel Mu, nv.l.e., Waaloo;and Textile Goods — Cable Ad:

Importers of Wines,, provisions, and Bentley’s: Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th

Household Supplies, Metals , and

Textile , Goods—Cable Ad: Letels; 1

Codes: Bentley's* Western Union Wehry & Co., George, Importers of

Bicycles, Provisions,: Building Mate-

and Private rials, Photographic Supplies, etc.—

Tiedeman and van Eerchem, Export- Cable Ad: Wehry; Codes: A.B.C.

5th and 6th, Bentley’s Mosser

ers of Coffee and Tea—Cable Ad : Western Union and Private

Sterling; Codes: Bentley’s,- A.B.C.

5th and 6th and Mercuur Wellestein KraItse &'Co.,' Exporters-

ofKrause;

GeneralCodes:Produce—('a

Bentley’s^hOA.B.C..

Ad:

Tio Tek Hong—Pasar Baroe, 93, 6th and Private

Batavia-Oentrum; Telephs. 361-2;

Cable Ad: Tiotekhong; Cotjes^; Western Electric Company of Asia,

A.B.C. 5th and 6th edn. and Bent- Incorporated in U.S.A.—P.O. Box

ley’s 52, Batavia-Centrum; Cable Ad :

United States Rubber Export Co., Wecophbties. Singa'pbiT: Codes:

Ltd., Weltevteden, Importers of A.B.C., 5th Edrt-, Bentley s and

Tyres and Rubber Goods—Cable Ad : ■WJ.estern Electric Private Code

S. Fre-wan, rhahager

Rubexport; Codes : Bentley’s, Gen-

eral and Private Zimmermann, Victor, N.V., Haxdels-

Van. Heusden en Mees, Commission Beer vereeniging, y/S., Importers of

Agents Victor;andCodes:

TextileA.B.C.

GoocU—Cable

5th and Ad

6th,:

Chef—W. van Heusden Bentley’s and Simplex

SOURABAYA

Sourabaya is thesituated

is advantageously capital for

of the “ Prov^nciepurposes

cdrinhercial ” Obst-JaVa,‘ih the islandStrait,

on the Madura of Java, ahd

directly

opposite the island of Madura. The largest city on the island, it is the principal

centre of Java’SAmoh'

East Indies. hopniriericip aetivitifes.buildings

g its principal It is.^lso thea fine/Goyermnent

naval headquartershdusb, of thea Dutch

arsenal, several shipbuilding- yards attd a naval are flying-base. naval

Sourabaya’s position is naturalW protected and it lies on the

of the Kali Mas rjver'whi'ch eftipbit^fe hitdthe Madura strait. This strait is the narrow low alluvial delta

division

outlet betiveen ihAislahd ! of Java and that; of Madura. Sourabaya, therefore, is the

where intha|ia trade

Javaway f6r exceptionally

is naturally divided info richIhree

| districts. It hasdistricts,

producing been pointed

each ofoutwhich,else-

while yielding intibh the same producits, yields a different grade. This is due to

climate as

exceedingly ’well as to soil.

rich inis deposits Much ot the

of aproper,

nutritivesoil of Java

value.about is of

The2j0O(Jvolcanic

eastern origin

portion and therefore

which Sburabaya the seapOrt contains square milesofoftheagricultural

island, of

land, most of which has been under cultivation for many years. About 71 per cent, of

the population is agricultural. Among the foreigners the Chinese play an important

part. In 1930 there were 20,463: Europeans, 44,479 foreign Orientals, 265,872 natives;

total 336,814. / ; ■

The climate Is typically tropical there being only jt^iree quarter of an hour’s

difference

one markedbetweeii fhe'longest;

difference from thatandof other

the shortest'day.

tropical regionsTheforclimate, however,

the’influence of theshows

sea

and mountain-breezes moderates the heat during the day and

off at night. The pressure is constant with a riiean temperature of 80 F. maximum prevents too fast cobling-

95° E. and a rainfall of 130 inches. The wet seasori covers the period from November

to January, the dry one from May to August.

■Sourabaya is extremely fottunate in point of shipping, thanks largely to its geo-

graphical position.. and

with an excellent Besides

safe aroadstead

imoder®, wellTheequipped

fintraivee;harbour,

to thb Sburabaya

roads is 1,500is provided

feet in

width at the west, and the depth of water at low-tide is 22 feet. , At the East entrance,

which widens to the open sea, the depth., is about 16 feefc and in the, roads about 42

feet? Since 1910, ypry iraportapdyorgs, such as several quays, warehouses, etc., have

been constructed.

DIRECTORY

A L OEM BENE; N.ED- IND. ElECTKICIETBIT Anemaet & Co., Importers of Wines

Mu, Importers of Electrical (Acces- and Spirits, Exporters of General

sories—-Cable Ad: Ajniem; Codes: Produce,Cable Ad: Anemaet ;

A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Tyboj Bentjey’s Codes : .A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Bentley’s

Masse and' Galland Eutraghe and - Mereuur

Amsterdam” Handelsvereenigenm,;, Ex-

porters, , of; l^poduce^-<3p.bie .Ad: Arima &'Co., Ltd., H., Importers of

Reineke. Gode^i A.B.£!, 6th,, Bent- Building Materials; Tea and Rub-

ley’s and Private ber Chests, Textile Goodsj etc., Ex-

Amsterdam Kantoor voor Indische Ads: porters of General Produce—Cable

Zaken, Importers of Electrical Ap- A.B.C. Arima and Arhiko; Codes:

5th and 6th and Bentley’s

pliances, Agricultural Machinery,

Motors, Engine and Boiler Rocim

Accessories, Railway Materials,

Wireless Goods, etc.—Cable Ad: Avis, J.J.W. Rijwielhandel, Import-

Akiz; Codes: A.B.C. 6th Bentley’s, ers of Bicycles and Accessories—

Masse, Tybo and Galland Cable Ad: Avis; Code: A.B.C. 5th

S0URABAYA 1027

' -V -BANKS: a/ « Becker- &, >Oo.,A NA7. S”oer,abaische

Bank^ oi’ ''Taiwan, Ltd.,’ .The—Heftd Building Machinehandel .V^hj Importers . of

' Office ' Taipeh,’ i’oi^iibsa, ’ Sourabaya Leather, etc.—Cable Materials, 1Machipery,

Brancli; Cable. Ad : T'aiwau^ink Ad : Bekerco;

Codes: A.B.C. 6tb, Ben it ley’a and

Chartered Bank of India Australia & Masse :

Ch ina, The - ’Head Office: Loudon/ Behn, Mever & Oo., Handel Mu.

Sourabaya B panch < w 1 Cable Ad : AEiV., , General, Importetsir—Telephs.

Sooibsayer . - - „ ;; NT.124, • 112& and : M.:»26 ; J Gable Ad :

S. S. Logan, agent BehnmeyerAcme, ;, ' Codes: A.B.C-Private

6tb,

De .'.•T.vvA&cttE 'I^Ank 31 ^ad <)ffu (•: Bentley’s Directors—H.

Mosse and

J. L. Bartels-Trojef

Batavia,' Sourabaya Agency], yable; and A. L. . Lor'cnz-AIeyer .

Ad: Delegatie Import Dept,: h hn .firhA hi. . <. ,

F. H. Westerning, agent E. O, Hunkeus- iij H. J. Moeller

HonV: Kt&FG•> AND:;ShSaN&hai•-- Banking E. Gunther r E: i Dimpker

Corporation — Head Office: Hong FdrdH. Dept. Liebisoh —+ P. Segerling

— Telephs.' ! ;

Kong-; Head Quarters; for- TSTeth. '

East Indies: Batavia, Sourabaya 'Cable Ad: FordbehnN211y223 ;

' ;H. Mi P.' Wfenmlbst, manager

Branch; Cable- Ad : Nerbudda

-J.; Dunnr,. .agent: ' /, •: >•( > j'J .1. London ' h' ■

Y. Van iLissa

KoLdNiALE Bank—Head Office': Amster- W. Wychgel . T ..•/./

dam : Eastern Head Office: Soura- Bendien & Cp,'^ ;N.Y,, Import Mu

baya : Cable Ad: Dutchman v/h, General Importers—Cable Ad :

G. Weyer, agent Bcndico; ,Cpj:lesA-R-’C. 6tb and

Bent}pyV.. ,

Mercantile Bank mu India, etc.—Sou-

rabaya Branch Bergmann, van ElePtHiciteitswerken,

M. P. A. Rambert,.-acting manager N1Y. tot ExpL., Importers of .Elec-

trical .GoodW-Cable Ad: Fulgura ;

NTEhERLANDS'CHE HaNDEL-MAA’^SCHAPPU— Codes: A.B.C. 'dth. and;'.6th; Mosse

Head Office: ' AiSaster'da**-;^Eastern Beiitley’s uand Galland '■

Head Office: Batavia ] .Sourabaya jm t'Vi cjoiq . if jurri Hi',i|

Bra bob : Cable Ad: Trading Biedermann & Go-.,- W. Handelsven-

' nPoTschap, General Importers —

Nederlandsch-Inmsche Escompo Maat- Cable ' i Ad : BiedbimanaT; Code :

sOHAPpiir Head n Office':: ■ Batavia ; A.B.C. 5th'a.nd:6tb, Bentley’s; Mo3.se

' iSouiabaya Branch; Cable Ad: and Private ilu'

Ksfdtufxy : ' •.i!: ;

R. F. Bckelmann, agent ' • BpttNEO lOeatPANy, L/ro., Thi/,; Getter al

Importers. — Cable : Ad : Borneo:

HederlandschHnbischk Handelsbank ■ Oodbs: A.B.C. 5th, iSbott: IQtb. Bent-

—He'ad Office Amsterdam': Head ley’s. a.nd National >

Office for Asia,' Batavia ;Sourabaya

Branch ; Cable Ad : Handelsbank Borneo Sumatra Handel Mu, Gen-

R. N. Bar von Hemmersweil, agnt. eral Import era, Exporters;, of Coffee

and Produce—Cable Ad : Borsumy;

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltj?.', The— Codes: Beptltey’sy Acmb, Aroiler’s

Head Office, Yofcohaima; Sourabaya abd Private

Branch Braat AIachinfabriek, N.V., Import-

Barmer Export GesEllschaet, Handel Tools, of Iron and Steel and ‘Woodworking

Mu, ’v/h, Gfetoeral Iiti/rrrfers L Paper, Leather Goods Dynamos,

btc.—Cable Ad: , Bra at;

CabU', Ad: Rapid; Codes: iMosse Codes: Bentley’s and A.B,C. 5tb,a,nd

and A.B.O. 6th 6th

1528 SOURABAYA

Brandon, Mesritz & Co., General Du Croo and Brauns N.V., Vereenig-

Importers — Cable Ad : Mesritz; de Machinefabrieken, Importers of

Codes: A.B.C. 5tb,1 Bentley’s and Brass and Copper, Iron and (Steel,

Private and Railway Materials—Cable Ad :

Burns Philp & Co., Ltd., Importers Ducrobra; Codes : A.B.C. 6th

of Dyes, Provisions, Paints and Dunkerbeuk & Co., O., N.V. Mu,

Varnishes and Oatton Goods; Ex- t.v.d.z., Importers of Asbestos,

porters of Coffee and General Pro- metals, Engines and Boilers, etc.

duce-Cable Ad : Burpfcil; Codes :

A.B.C. 5th and Bemitley’s

Burt Myrtle & Co.', Importers of Dunlop & Co., E., General Importers

Wines and Spirits, etc., Paper, Cot- —Cable

A.B.C.

Ad: Du.nlopen;, Codes :•

5th and Bentley’s,

ton and Artificial Silk Goods-Cable

Ad: Burt;. Codes: Bentley’s Pre- Edgar & Co’s. Handel Mu, Ltd.—

mier and Private Exporters of Rubber, Coffee, Hides

Butteweo & Co., N.V., Estab. 1880, and Skins—Cable Ad: Edgarco;

Importers of Leather and Leather Codes c A.B.C. 6th Bentley’s and

Goods—— Cable 5th,Ad:Bentley’s

Butteweg; Acme

Codes: A.B.C. and

Private Ellinger & Co.. Importers of Chemi-

Capped, N.V., Technische Handelsbu- cals, Glassware and Leather Goods—

reau, Importers of Glass—Cable Ad : Cable Ad: Essence; Code : Bentley’s

Cappel; Codes: A.B.C: 5'th and 6th Engers & Co., J.V., N.V., Handel

Chotirmall & Co., K.A.J. (Estab. and Mu, Importers of Machinery Metals

1875), Silk Merchants, Drapers, and Ropes

Ladies’ Dressmakers—23, Pasar Be-

sar; Teleph. 312z; Cable ,Ad : Cho- Erdmann and iSielcken, Exporters of

tirmall; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s Alcohol and Aj-rak, Gold and Silver,

and A.B.C. 5th edition. Head Sugar and Tin—Cable Ad. Erd-

Office: Singapore. Branches at inann; Codes: A.B.C. 5th 6th, Bent-

Baitavia, Saigon, Canton and Kobe ley’s Scott and Private

D. A. Chotirmall, proprietoi F. W. Diele, partner

C. Notenius, signs per pro.

COMMISSIE EN AgENTUUE MlJ “SOURA- H. C. A. Michaelseni, do.

baia” N.V., Exporters of Produce—

Cable Ad : ' Commagsoer ; Codes : " Europa-Azie ” N.V. Handel Mu.,

Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th and 6th and Importers of Leather, Tecxtiles and

Acme Carpets—"Cable Ad : Euraz; Codes :

Dekker Hissink & Co., N.V., Handel A.B.C. 5th

Mu v/h, Importers of Asbestos,

Iron and Steel Paints, and Var-

nishes, etc.—Cable Ad : Hisdekker; Fiat Import Company, N.V., Importers

of “ Fiat ” Oafs and Trucks and

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and Bentley’s Spare Parts — Cable! Ad : Fiag;

Dobbelman, ILouis, N.V., Handel Mu, Code : A.BlC. ' 5th, Bentley’s and

Importers of Tobacco, M ineral- Acme

waters, Electrical Accessories etc.— Firestone Banden ex Rubber Mu.

Cable Ad: Dobbelman; Codfeb : A.B. voor Ned. Indie N.V,. Importers

C. 5th of Tyres and Rubber Goods—Karo-

Dorp & Co,, G.C. T. Van, N.V. Boek- pong Doroi 18 -

handel and Drukkerij v/h, Import- Fiesseman’s Import Mu., Importers

ers of Paper and Office Appliances— of. Leather, Toilet Articles, Textiles,

Gable Ad: Vandorp; Code: A.B.C.

6th Ropes and Yarns—Cable Ad : Fim

SOURABAYA I52»

Eraser, Eaton & Oo., Exporters of Hallesche Maschinenfabrik and Eis-

Coffee, Sugar, Tobacco, Tea, Tin and engieserie, Importers of Agricul-

General Produce—Cable Ad : Ship- tural Machinery and Gas and Oil

ping; Codes: A.B.O. 5th and 6th, Engines, etcl-—Cable Ad : Hallesche

Mercuur and Tybo

W. F. iLondoini

A. Miesegaes | N. M- McLean N.V. Handel Mu. Gestetner, Dupli-

cator Manufacturers — Kumbang

Frese and Hogeweg; Accountant^ Djepoen 5; Teleph. N.3838; Cable

W. Ree Ad: Gestetner. Head Office , fpr

Java: Weltevreden

Fuchs and Pens,' N.V., Mu. t.a-.d.z. P. H. Bantqn, general manager

y/h, Importers of Automobiles and (Far East)

Trucks — Cable Ad: Fuohsrens; J. de Waal, manager for Java

Cofdes: A.B.C. 5th, Bentley’s and H. Muckel, manager (Sourabaya>

Acme H. Swaap, representative

M. 'Ketting-Ol ivier, do.

Fuhri & Co., E., Boek-Steen and Off- Handelsvereeniging te Soerabaia

set-Drukkerij, Importers of Paper (Commercial Association of Soura-

and Office Appliances—Cable Ad: baya)

Fuhri; Code: A.B.C. 6th Chairman—J. R. Reit

Geelen, F., General Importers—Cable Secretary—L. T. H. J. Scholer

Ad: Geelen; Code: A.BC. 6th

“Glaser” N.Y., Autohandel, Import- Harmsen Verwev & Co., General Im-

vorters—Cable Ad : Hapege; Codes :

ers of Automobiles—Cable Ad : Gla- A.B.C.

ser ; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th Mercuur 5th and 6th, Bentley’s^

2nd and Private

Bentley’s and Private

Gompen & Co’s. Handel Mu, Import- Hellendoorn, N.V., Technische Bu-

ers of Cigars, Dyes, Hardware, etc. reau, Importers-of Electrichi Mach-

—Cable Ad: Gam pen; Codes: inery and Accessories, Agricultural

A.B.C. 5th and 6th, and Private Machinery, Engines and Boilers,

etc.—Cable Ad: Machine; Codes:

Goodyear Tyre and Rubber Co.. Ltd., Bentley’s A.B.C. 5th and Mercuur

The., Importers of Motor Tyres and

Belting — Cable Ad : Goodyear; Helmig & Co., N.V., Pharmaceutische

Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s and Import Mu., Importers of Tin

Private Plate, Paper, Porcelain and Ropes—

Gosho KabusHiki Kaisha, Importers Cable Ad: Helmig; Codas: A.B.C.

of Cotton Goods — Cable Ad: 5th and Bentley’s

Gosho; Codes: Bentley’s and Pri- Hengelosche Electrische and Mech-

vate anische Apparatenfacriek, Importers

T. Twamoto, agent of Electrical Accessories and Agri-

Gyselman and Steup, Brokers—Wil- cultural Machinery — Cable Ad :

Heemaf; Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Mer-

lem skode ; Teleph. IN104; Cable Ad: , j.cuur

Simplon; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and vate 3rd, Western Union and Pri-

6th, Acme, Bentley’s and Private

F. Th. Dekker Hissimk, partner Hoppenstedt G., General Importers—

B. F. Hunt, do. Cable Ad: Hoppenstedt; Codes:

A. Zbrab, do. Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th and 6th

Hagemeyer & Co’s. Handel Mu., P. Blumenthal, agent

General Importers Cable Ad:

Hagemeyer; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and Hulsurt & Co., General Importers—

6th Cable Ad: Hulsurt; Codes: A.B.C.

W. van Daatselaar 6th and Bentley’s

1530 SOUKABAYA

“Impla” BatffoatK. Mu. vgoe Phakma- Jaissle & : Co,,. Opro, Importers of

CEUlfSCHE EN LaN DJiOUW ETJNDIGE Watches, Jewellery,. Gold, Silver

Artiken N.Y., Importers of Chemi- and Metal Wfive—Giebouw Sim pang

cals and Dpugs^^Oable Ad: impla; . ApotiheekA Telepb', Zuid . 247A; P.O.

Code: A.B.C. 6th Box 12 Simpang;, Cable Ad:

Txoiscilii; COCAa^t, Newspaper Jaissle; Cbdes: MofeerJ .'-I

W. Tkipirje ‘\ 7 ,• • Ct.t6 Jaissle

L. Mutschelknauss

International Credtet en! Hki’^feLs Kaufmann and Ehrenpreis,- ifdel

Vereeniging RoTTERDAAr. Exporters Mu. N.Y,, Importers of Glassware,

of Alhohbf,'Crain, Dye^ and General lw• hardware, Household SAppPes, etfc.

Produce—Cable Acf: .-Cd^rhonatio ^Cable ' Ad: Ehrenpreis : Codes :

(ProdrtQts^’IIhptV); CMesr A.B.C. :

ot¥r a)n J 6th, Bentley’s Jan a Acfne k'; • A.B..C. :; 5th ^d 6th;' BentPyP

ISt^u'dt' atfd Huiidin's •i"

' hnd

W. Eleylcaiiijl, a^ent.

T

International

r Good-rich Corporation, KEEIthOFF ds. : N. V ,, P E[ARM. HAN-

Pn®e+-G risseesche Wego i i 7 DRLSAFI). Imiiorters of Chemi-

:> J. O. Kli.uk, brAndhimanager eals and Drugs, Td^et etc.

— Cable ,1Ad : , Kerkopharm Codes :

■ Isamy’’ InoLscHE Spegiaal Agents- A.B.C. 6th "

GHAPbEN Miil, N.Y:., Importers of

Chemicals and Drugs, Photographic

Articles,, etc.r—Cable Ad: Isamy; 11Kerkhoff.' Kerstiiolt and Co,, Gen-

eral Importers; Cable Ad : Kakaco;

Codes:: 'A,I},C. 5th and' 6th, Ben> vGod&s: A.BjC: 5fh a.\fdZ6th»-i - t

!py’s, ,;Car'liowitz and' Ividsse ^ ,T‘

Itallie, PiRsiX ' hfo.; P^. , ' ImpyTteii of j ’ICiaN GavAN' HaWdet M 1.1; Exporters

Electrical' Goods, Paper and Office] of Produce—Htead "Offiee': Seiiar-

Appliamoes^Cablfc , AR.: K^ktp-; A.ang: Cable Ad : Ki an gw an ; Codes:

B.' C.: mh,ICiWefe, • BPntleyvs, ; Acme

liarm; Coides: A.B.C, 6th and Private

' Mava” .Hanoelsvkrexiging. General Koloniale *Tabak I Mp] liu. v 'h'.' G.

Importe^sw-Clable Ad: Crescendo;

Cod®?: Kloaip, Exporters, of, Tobacco—Head

Mercuur A.B.Q.

2nd 5th and' 6th, -and Officer Aumterdam ; Tejpnh.' '..NjlM :

Cablie Ad :. ^Reyem ; C

Java ShMaVTa' HAndel 1 MaatrcAappu, ,G, .F. Meyer " ; mbo*

N.V-, Ekportei ^ of General W. F. ‘Ritmeester

—Cable' Ads : Baa^oyer and JProduce

asuiny;

Cddes:' A.B.C; 5th.' and 6th'. and Koler ANp/. iAnbersmit,, Importers, of

Private : .Provisiipns—Cable Ad,;,; Kjolcrank;

H J. Hagedoorn, manager i- Codes: A.B.C. .‘6th a^d 'Ben.tjey’;?

,jAyAsdtrE- BfotrtHAM; Vereenigde del Kolff & Co., G... BoEKpAipr.EL and

Myen , Exporters of Timber Drukkerij N.A'., importers of

- 0. IT. Y:iJi Mie. agent Paper, Office Applia,aoes, etOv—Cable

Jenne &•: Cb.. H., tN'.Y. Handel Mu BepijtJey’a.M Ad : Kolfftry; Codes: • A-B.C. and

v/h, Importers of Provisions--Cable , . . ,: :

Ad: Jenne; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and, Krapp, • vi'i‘1,E,.W.

baa ?.'II.'xdeeshVis

ynftrra8 ,srnaA

1 .

b• V., Im-

6th, Bentley’s,' Speed and Calpaek porters of Household Supplies. Tex-

tile Goods, etc.—Cable-AdN Krapp;

Joakin &Co., TtANpaL 'Mij/iN.V.v Im- Code: A.B.C. 5th-

porters of* Provisions and Machin-

ery ; Exporters of General Produce Kwik IIoo . ' ;sTong,■-rt- y a;:Mu,

Handel mg ■ N-V.,

n il

—Cable Ad: Jopkim; Codes: BPnt- Exportteii mf -Prciduce—Oabic ;Ad:

‘ ley’s, AIB.C. 5th- arid 6th; UhWdrsa] ; Kwik Ho Tong; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Trade and Private ' and Bentleyi’si; • nu.- b’

. ^OURABAYA 1531

iLauw : Tjin, Importers of Frovisions Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd , Gen-

and Genferal S up pli^- -Cable Ad: eral Importers—Cable Ad : Iwasaki-

Lauwtjiri; Codes : A:B.Ci : oth' and sal; Codes : A.B.C. 6th and 6th

and Bentley’s

6th Bentley’s and Acrnp

Van Lelyveld V Co:, Impbirters of Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Import-

Tea and Rubber Chests, Machinery, ers of Tea and Rubber Chests, Glass

Railway Materials, etc.—(Cable Ad: Ware and Cotton Goods, Exporters

Stut veld. Codes : A.B.C. 6th, Bent- of General Produce—Cable Ad:

ley’s and. Western Union Mitsui; Codes: A.B.C. 5th Bent-

ley’s, Mercuur 3rd, Marconi and

Ligtvoets Fahrieken van Bol wmate> Private

rialen N.V., Importers and Pro-

ducers of Bui 1 ding Material's—N"ga- Munaut & Co., Soerabaische Wapen en

gel 3; Teleph. 848; Cable Ad: Ligt- Ammunitieeandfju, importers1 of

voet:; Code: Bentley^'. Fire Arms and Ammunition

C . Ligtvoet, manager

F. M. J. Buckhardt Naf,ssens ’& Cb., W., Importers of

Van dee iLinde and Teves en R. -.S. Pianos, Gramophones and Music

Storvis and Zonen, Ltd., Ned. Ind. Ned. Ind. Gas Mu, N.V., Importers

Mu. t.v.d.z.. Importers of Automo- of Gasp 1 ant Accessories, Gas Mach-

biles, Building Matdfials, Machin-

ery, Chemicals, etc.—Cable Ad : inery, and Apparatus, Electrical

Accessories and Apparatus, Engines,

Lindeteves; Ail Standard Codes etc. — Cable Ad: (for Gasplant)

Van der Linden, H.J.,’ Ned. Ind. Gasfabrielc, (for Electric Plant)

Wapen and Ammunttiehandel N.V., Electron

Importers of Fire Arms and Ammu- Ned. Fndische LaNdbouw Mu, Ex-

nition porters of Cocoa Powder, Rubber

Maintz Proditctenhandel NW., Ex- and * Tea—Cable ,Ad : Landbouw r :

porters of General Produce—Cable : . .! Code : Bentley’s

i ’> : gni /O :CfTuruuR

h~h— ‘'bp/len Handel-

Ad : Produtrade; Codes : Bentley’s Nedeelandsche

A.B.C. 6th Liebers, Leviathan, Mer- Mu, General Importers—Cable Ad :

euur, Vollers and Private Necumy; Codes : A.B.C. 5th and 6th

M. W. Fleury, agent and Bentley’s

MansO'n & Co:, S.L., Importers of NJestle aa'd Anglo- Swiss Condensed

Bicycles and Accessories—Cable Ad : < Milk Co., Tunlporters of Condensed

Manson ; Codes: A.B^C. Atfi and 6th Milk, Chocolates, iete.-^Cable Ad:

and Bentley’s Nestanglo; Codes: A.B.C1. 5th and

Mauthe’s Agentschap, C. Jacobs, Im- Bentley’s

porters of Cutlegy, Household Sup- Nieuwe Sokkabaia CourAnt, News-

plies .and General—Cable Ad: Clock- : G ;, ■ ■

hause; Cpdes : A.B.C. 6th and Mosse paper A. van Lieshout

Mestfabeiek Java, tfi.V. Handel and Nippon Menkwa JL K,, Importers of

Indltstexe Mu., Importers of Build-

ing. Materials, Fertilizers, Metals, F Cement, , Cordages Yarns, etc. —

•etc.-^Cable Ad : Mestfabrik: Codes : ; 5th

Cable Ad: Menkwa ; Codes: A.B.C.

6th, Bentley’s,- $ehufield’s

A.B.Cs. 5th and 6th; Bentlev's t and and and Private

Mefcuur 3rd :, .)

J. F. iKat, agent Nippon iSugar

1 Trading Co,, Ltd., Ex-

MlRONpoLLK VouI’F V Cq., Irp.port'ers p6Hers of Maize, , Sugary..arid Mo-

of Fertilizers; Exporters of General lasses — Cable Ad: ' Nupposucre:

Ccirtes’: A.B.C. 6tii,, Bentley’jS ’ and

Product; — Cable Ad: Mata ram; Acme /at" dti1! T f

Oodefe : A.B.C'. '5th arid Bentlriyfs

1532 SOl'fcABAYA

Oliefabriek Ngaoel N.V., Exporters Pitcairn Syme & Co., Importers of

of Qattie, Fodder Oils and1 Fats— Whisky,; Mineral Waters, and Tex-

Cable Ad: Olvado; Codes : A.B.C. tile Goods-^Cable Ad : Pitcairn ;

5th and 6th, Bentley’s and Mercuur Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Bent-

,/I^U..2L V!'■'■}}} i \ ley’s paid Scott

-‘Oost-Indie” Handelsvereeniging, Platon, (L., Gencfal Importers--Cable

General Importers — Cable Ad: Ad : Platon;;.Codes : A.B.C. 5th and

Toewan ; Chd^s : A.B.C. 5th and 6thi 6th, Bentley’s and Lieb6r

and Bentleyls;

g Radio-Holland " Nederxandsche Te-

legraaf Mu, Intportevs of Wireless

Orenstein and 'Koppel, , N.Y., Fabrie- Goods—Cable

KKN VAN ^POORWEG MaTEBIAAE v/h. Codes: A.B.C. Ad: Badioholland;

Importers pf -Railway Materials; and International 6th, Mamwn and

Locomotives for industrial Purposed

—Cable Ad : Koppelrail; Codes:

A.B.C. 5th and 6 th, Bentley’s Bathkamp & Co.. N.Y., Chemicahen-

Broomnall, Mosse and Private handel, Iiiiporters of Chemicals and

Drugs —Gable Ad: Rathkamp;

O'ofpn Provisions

Pzn A- Co.,an,d‘VVed.Beverages

G., Importers Code: A.B.C.' '5th

-Cable

Ad: Oud;; Codes: } A.B.C. ^th and 'Regnadlt’s Yerffabrieken, ^^rXishiSf

N.V.. Fac-

Mercimr tories at .Squrabaya and Batavia,

• Importers of , Cement-, Chemicals,

.Dyes,. Explosives, Manufacturers of

H. E. Oving JrJ’s .Tzer Fn SrAAL- Paint and Yarnishes—Cable Ad:

handel N.V., Irnnorters of Ceihent, Regnault; Codes: A.B.C. 5th, Bent-

Irnn and Steel Bail way Materials

and Looomotives for Indhsttia1 Pur- ley’s and Private

Director—P. A. Reginault

noses^—Cable Ad : Oving: Codes t . land) <(

A.B.C. 5th arid 6th, Bentley’s and ■ Ageavt for D.I.E.—MoDonseJi

Private

Reiss & Co'.j HandelsvereVniging

‘Palembang” Industrieele Mu, Gen N.V., General Importers . and ,Fx-

portOr's — Cable Ad : RosmaTin;

era! Importers^Gable Ad: Indus- Coafet: A.R.C. 5th and 6tji Bentley’s

trie; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th ahd Private

Bentley’s and Acme

Patel M.V., Exporter of Produce- Remedio^ Bros., GOhefal Merdtahts,

Cable Ad: Patel; Codes: A.B.C. 5th Importers, G’ooas' ,

of Novell i/s. Household

Office Appliances and .Gro-

and 6th and Private cery, General Exporters—15, Kem-

bang Djepoon, 1st .floor

Patria” N.V. Handel Mu, General Renlock Trading Go.. A/S, The, Gen-

Importers — Cable Ad: Tolly;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th and eral Imtjorters—Came Ad: Bofra;

Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s and

Bentley’s General

Philips van Eede Cje, Importers of Ross Taylor & Co.-, Exporters of

Beverages, Provisions, Chemicals

and Drugs, Cigars, Cigarettes, etc. Coffee, Tea and General Produce—

Cable Ad: Roscot; Codes: A.B.C.

—Cable Ad : Vaneede; Cedes: 6th Broomhalls, Bentlej^’s . 2nd

A.B.C. 5th and 6th and Private Phrase and Birchwood

SOURABAYA 1533

■*' Rotteedam” Internationale Oeediet SlMPANGSCHE ApOTHEEK, Ltd. , Estal).

en Handelsverbeniging, General ' 1855, Iigporters Ad:

Drugs—Cable of Chemicals and

Simpangapot-

Importerg—Cable Ad : Internatio ; heek ; Codes : A.B.C.. Bentley’s and

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th Rentley’s Mercuur

A. I. and Acme

Ruhaak & Co., Mu. t.v.d.z.. Import- Smolders, Frans, Utrechtsche Mac-

ers of Building Materials, Chemical, hinfabjiiek q,d. , Importers of Agri-

Dyes,. Hardware, Paint, Railway cultural Machinery, etc. — Cable

Material, etc.—Cable Ad: Ruhaak; Ad: ErgjSpiu; Codes: ; A.B.Cs 5th

Codes: A.B.C. and Rentleyfs and Mercuur,

W. Van Soinern Grove

IT. C. O. Zimmermann SdClETA CbaiMISSIONARIA DI EaPORTA-

Ruys Handelsvereeniging. voor Indie, Zione e * di Importazione,' General

Importers of Stationery and Office Importers — Cable Ad: Soeita;

Appliances—’Cable Ad: Nip hand ; Private A.B.C. 5th and 6th and

Codes:

Code: A.B.C. 6th

San Liem Kongsie, N.V. Handel Mu., SoCIETA CpMMERCIAr.P OlTREMARINA N.

Exporters of Timber—Cable Ad: V., Importers of Motor Trucks, Che-

San liem; Codes: A.B.C; 5th and micals, Household Supplies, etc.—

Cable Ad: Dlremarina: Codes; A.

6th, Bentley’s, and Universal (Lum- B.C. 6th, 'Bentley’s, Liehert ‘anti

ber Private

H. L. Liem, managing director

Sanders Birnie, N.V. Mu.; tot Ex- SpERABAiAgcH H andelsblad, N. V., Daily

PLOITATIE VAN HET TeOHNISCH BUREAU, Newspaper Pasar Besar, Soerabaia;

Importers of Metals, Agricultural Cable Ad : Handelsblad

Ir. J. C. Rolling, director

Implements, Dynamos and Motors, I. G. Boon, chief editor

etc.—Cable Ad: Sandebirni; Code:

Bentley’s

■ S teenkole.n Handel Mu, Ned. Ind.,

Schlieper, Carl. Imnorters of Build- Importers of

ing Materials, Electrical Acces- Ad: Coalting;CoalCodes: and ■ Coke—Cable

A.B.C-yoth

sories, Hardware, etc.—Cable Ad : Bentley’s, Mercuur and Scotts

Schlieper; Codes: A.B.C. 5th, Bent-

ley’s, Carlowitz and Engineering Steinhardt, B. & F., General Import-

Code ers—Cable Ad: Steinhardt; Codes:

E. Hoppmann, agent Bentley’s, Mosse and Private

Schnitzler & Co., Importers of Auto-

mobiles, Provisions, Cigars and Stibbs, B. G., Export Mu. N.V.,

Cigarettes—Cable Ad: Prevalade; General Importers—Cable Ad : Ber-

Codes: A.B.C1. 6th, Bentley’s and sitibbe; Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bent-

Acme ley’s and Western Union

Schuchardt & ScHutte A.G., Import- N.V., I.G., Stikstof Verkoop Mu.,

ers of Cutlery, Metal and Wood- Importers of Fertilizers—Cable Ad:

working Tools, Engines, etc.—Cable Stikstof: Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bent-

Ad: Initiative; Codes: Bentley’s, ley’s and Mosse

Engineering 2lnd, Gall and and Lie-

bers N.V., W.J. Stokvis Koninkluke

Schulte & Cd., Handel Mu., Import- Fabriek van Metaliverken (Ned.

ers of Electrical Accessories, Leather Ind. Afpebling), Importers of Sani-

and Leather Goods, Machinery, tary Earthenvyare, • Electric Appli-

ances, Metals, etc.—Cable Ad:

Railway Materials, etc.—Cable Ad: Wisa; Codes : A.B.C. 5th and 6th

Schulteco; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and and Bentley’s

Mosse

1534 SO URABAYA-SEMARANG

Van Stork Gebr. & Co., N.Y., Agent- Wattie & Co., Ltd., J.A., N.V.,.

schaf VOOR Machij;ehandel, Import- Handel Mu, Exporters of Coffee

ers of Machinery—Cable Ad: ,'St'ork; and General Produce—‘Cable Ad:

Oodes: Mercuur a.nd Western Union WavitoCodes: Broomhalls, Bent-

Sun Life Assurance Co., of Canada ley’s and A.B.C. 6th

Oscar Stern, branch manager Yraag AND Aanbod (N.V. Het Techn.

Union Insurance Society of Canton, Bureau), Importers, General Goods

and Machinery -Aloon Aloon Tjon •

Ltd. tong ,56; Telephs. Z4586, Z1144 and

M. H. Ivy, branch' manager Z1183; Cable Ad: Electro; Codes:

G. A. !L. Plummer A.B.C. 6th edn., Bentley’s and

N.V., L.E. Tees & Co.’s, Handel Mu. Rudolf Mbsse

G. J. van Oene, man. director

General Importers — Cable Ad: J. H. J. van Doorn, assist mgr,

Letels; Codes: Bentley’s Western B. de Krey, do.

•Union and Private .

United States Steel Products Co., —'Cable Ad: Wehry; Codes: Tmport-

Wehry & Co., Geo., Ceneral

A.B.C.

Importers of Cememt, Metals, Elec-

trical Appliances and Railway 5th and 6th, Bentley’s and Mercuur

Materials, etc.—Cable Ad: Steel-

maker; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th Wilde & CO,, Importers of Bicycle,

Tyres, Tiles, Toilet Goods, Textiles,

Bentley’s, Western Union, Kendall, etc.—Cable Ad: Wildcomp ; Codes :

Lieber's, etc. A.B.C', 6th and Private

Velodrome, N.V., Importers of Auto- Wingen, N. Van, N.V. Fotografie en

mobiles — Cable Ad : Velodrome ; Kunsthandel, Importers of Che-

Codes; A.B.C. 5th, Bentley’s' and micals, Electrical Accessories and

Acme Photographic Articles—Cable Ad :

Vanwirtgen ; Code: A.B.C. 6th

N.V. t.v.v. Verwey and Lugard’s Au-

tomobile Mu, Importers of Automo- Worthington Pump and Machinery

biles — Cable Ad : Verweylugard : Corp,, Importers of Machinery, etc.

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th and —Cable') Ad: ‘Steeltjrs; Codes :

Bentley’s A.B.C. 5tb and 6th and Bentley’s

SUMAHANG

Semarang, the capital of the '‘Provincie” Midden Java is situated in

110® ?J5' E. (Lofigtituiie, and 6J 53’ Latitude. The population of Semarang

numbered in ^?.775i

nafeivesi 'totalj 1930,Al3,577

The Europeans,

city may Be129:766

dividedforeigh

in twoOrientals, and bid175.418

parts, !the part

situated near the coast consisting' principally of a native population, and a

district a little higher'' u‘£' IrAhhited mostly by , Europeans, whilst there ia-

also an attractive suburb called Tjandi situated on the hills about 500 feet

above sea level,

in Bodjong whichis'the

■which lies sbrne

main' tBo'miles to the through

street running South of the

the town.

town Situated

are the

Courts of Justice, the Post andf Telegraph Offices, various Government Offiees

and the principal European shops.

The port of Semarans .is' an open roadstead, but as fine weather . usually

prevails, loading is pply interrupted on1 a very few days in the ybftE

ADVERTISEMENT 1534a

OF CHARMING DESIGN

BRIGHT IN COLOURS

Shanghai: MUSTARD & CO., 22, Museum Road.

Hong Kong: MUSTARD & CO., Alexandra Building.

Singapore: BORNEO CO., LTD., Mercantile Bank Building.

Netherlands India: GEO. WEHRY & CO., Batavia, Semarang, Sourabaya.

SEMARANG 1535

Railway facilities are gobd and extend to Spurabaya, Batavia and

Soerakarta from whence they link up with the main line through the Island.

There are also light railways to the up country districts; whilst the main

motor roads are rtiparkahly 'g^od. iSemarang also possesses an up-to-date

aerodrome. i'. ' oq ul men ■ i

DIRECTORY

"" BAX KB Spaarbank te Semarang (Stichting A;:

1853, Inleg r kapitaal per uR. 1928

•ChARTEilEOBa nk or Ixb^A , Abst.dfc 6hina F.F. 5,637,469.33 743,635.45)

anjd Keserves per ult. 1928:

— Office' ■' Djoernatim

H. C. Mac C'oil^'k'ge'pt A. W. Bartolds, director : '

'China anl>. Southern Bank, Ltd.—Head DeHandelszaken, N.V. DEMfiAPSCHE PetrOleijm-My.,

' Producers and re-

OJioe; ' ) Taatth, Eormosa., Berparang tailers

Branch: Gang-tengah No. 42: Cable Ad: Telephs. Sm. 83^-858, 878,of all mineral oil products—

Kananginko 89H; Cable

Y. Haseba, agent Ad : Petreux; Chdfe& A.B.C. 5th and 6th

edn.J. Wefers Bettink, .in >gBagent

(dtu .7: ,H

■Cultuur Mu. Der Yorstenlanden ■ A c/aides

A. Femhoub^agent Anglo Saxon Petroleum Co., Ltd. f.

H.T.A..A*;C. Reyners< agent \ ■ AiiaiacRetrolenrt) Co. .

J. van Lookeren Campagne,: :Neid.cInd.

Hague Tanfc Stoomboot'My, The

signs per pro.

A. Kouwehaar, sigfife per pro'. f/ Flinitfioth

Co., Ltd. ;

Gctietal Advisory

• , AJ

Hongkong & ShangbH Banking Corpn. Colas Company ,7

McNeill & Co,., agents' N. Y. Behn Meyer & Co., Handel—Ma-

Internationale Crediet en Handels’ Cable Ad: Bebn+neyer; Teleph. L Sm—

atSciiappij, Importers'and Exporters

vereeniGing “Rotterdam” .233, 2265 I , ,i

P. F.Schaap,

W. Zimmerman, agent :

subst. agent H.W.Menzel, manager

J. Krieg, W. Ristow, Import

C. C.A.J.J. Moens,

Jocherns,signs

subst,

per agent

pra 7‘ i*r* ■ Sr.iiW.dept.

•VI Siirig;.>.i /Fordddept,• jo

A. C- Broese vaii Groenpq, signs p. p. !

H. C. de Raad, do. BoltIn & Meusinge,12;Doctors

. fHoogendijrpstraat at-law —

Teleph. 1720

3avASCHE Bank; (Java-Bank) H.J. Bolen

J. C. van Waveren, agent ■ J. A. .Meusinge

H. A. C. Schone, subst. agent Burt; Myrtle & Co., Semarang—General

Koloniale Bank (Supts. and Managing Importers—Cable A. Wilding, manager

Ad: Myrtle

Directors of Estates)

F. M. Overing, signs p. p. Butterworth

Semarang/Sourabaya & Co., General Brokers- —

Ned. Ind. Escompto Mu. Crone, H. G. Th.

F. C. Kok, agent A.(Exportersand

D. Zur Miiblen, representative

Ned. Ind. Handelsbank, N.Y. Directors of Tobacco

W.N.A,Bessem,

Jonokheer, agent and Rubber Estates) ,

signs per pro. Erdmann Sielcken—Exporters of Java

Nederlandsche Handel MaatsChappij, PJ Sugar F. W. Diehl, partner

N.V. (Netherlands Trading Society!

J. H. H. Schuurman, agent (AllF. correspondence

F. C. Ziegfeld, signs per pro.

to Sourabaya)

1536 SEMARANG

Firma Hoppenstedt, G. South British Insurance Co., Ld.

S. H. G. Tupker, agent Union Marine Insurance Co.

A. Schilling, agent Norwich Union

Guardian Fire Insce.

Assurance Society, Ld.

Co,, Ld.

Harmsen, Yerwey & Co., General

ers—Sourabaya, Semarang, Cheribon Import- Royal Insurance Co., Ld. Co., Ld.

British Traders Insurance

andW.Batavia Tokio Marine Insurance

Nederlandsche Co., Ld. Mij.

Stoomvaart

Companjen, partner “ Oceaan ”

Jacobson van den Berg & Co. Ocean Steamship Co., Ld.

Partners— China Mutual

Java-New YorkSteam

Line Nav. Co., Ld.

G.Chr.M.Rueb Belzer (Rotterdam)

do. Asiatic Steam Navigation Co., Ld.Ld.

J. Schouten do. Union

Indo-ChinaS;S. Co. of New

Steam Zealand,

Navigation Co., Ld.

R.J. R.de Reit

Yries(Soerabaia)

(Batavia) Nanyo Yusen Kaisha

A. v. d. Poel (Semarang) West

Eastern & Australian S.S. Co., Ld.Ld.

Australian Steam Nav. Co.,

“Java," Handelsvereeniging Peninsular ifc Oriental Steam Nav. Co.

British

Hongkong India& Shanghai

Steam Nav.Banking

Co., Ld.Cor-

J ava-China-J

H. Roclink, agentapan-Lyn poration

N.V. Vereenigde Javasche Houthandel Maintz

Maatschappijen

Porductenhandel, N.V. (Geves-

tigdR. teH.Amsterdam)

Jhr. Ir.F.E. C. Everts, manag. director de Vries, agent

C. J. van Alphen, signs per pro. N. T. Spier v. Zwicht, signs p.p.

Knappert

A. A. A. Knappert Cl P.C. Ramaer,

Verwey, partner

signs per

J. van Oldenburgh

C.G. A.D. Vosmaer

van Vhet R. W. van Duinen, do. pro.

Mr. H. A. F. Siewertsz van Rusema,.

O. W. van Ewijk signs per pro.

Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappij “Nederland,” Stoomvaart Mij.

E. G. J. Schallenberg, agent P. D. Lewis, agent

My.10,000,000)

Lindeteves-Stokvts Fs. Agency

(Capital:(Head

— Offices: Semarang Java-Bengal Line

Office),

Makassar,Batavia, Bandoeng,Soerabaia,

Tegal, Medan,

Djocja, Handelsvereeniging “Oost Indie,” N.V.

Padang, Palembang,

iermasin, Menado, Singapore Band- (Gevestigd

Pontianak,Penang, Amsterdam,

te Amsterdam)—Kantoren te

Soerabaia, Semarang, Che-

Ipoh, Amsterdam, London, Newr York ribon, Batavia, Padang, Makassar,,

Menado

Maatschappij

MISSIEHANDEL Voor Uitvoer en Coj«- Pitcairn, Syme & Co. — Samarang; also

H. Albert, agent atKer,Batavia

Boltonand Sourabaya.

& Co., HeadGlasgow.

Offices:

Lloyd’s Agency Branches: Syme &London and

Co., Singapore and

MacNeill & Co. Bangkok; Ker & Co., Manila, Iloilo and

J. G.Basse], partner Cebu. Agents in U.S.A.: Aaron D.

E. Mott, signs per pro. Weld’s Sons, Boston

Agencies Agencies Shipping

Eagle Star & British Dominion Insur- Austral-East Indies Line

ance Co.Assurance Co., Ld. Clan

EllermanLine&Steamers,

BucknallLd.S.S. Co., Ld.

Northern Houston Line

Alliance

Commercial Assurance

Union Co., Ld.

Assurance Co., Ld. Isthmian Steamship Co., Ld.

London & Lancashire Fire Insce.Co.Co. j The

State Bank Line, Ld.Service — Western

Shipping

Fuso Marine & Fire Insurance Australia

North British & Mercantile Insce. Col

SEMARANG 1537

Insurance O.L. Gunning

W. van Ewijk

American S.S. Owners’ Mutual Protec- F. van Houten

tion and Indemnity Association L. J.P. J. Jeekel

A/S.skapHaugesunds Sjoforsikringssel- A.A. A. Knappert

Assuranceforeningen Skuld (Gjen- P. R. Tak Labrijn

sidig) Steamship Insurance Assocn Drs.

Britania

British Ship-Owners’ Mutual Protec- Ko Kwat Tiong

tion and Indemnity Association, Ld. Ko

H. P.Tjay SingLier

J. van

London S.S. Owners’ Mutual Insur- J. A. Meursinge

ance Association, Ld. J.W.van

United States Protection and Indem-

nity Agency, Inc. B. R.Oldenborgh

Olt (Solo)

Liverp. & Lond. & Globe Ins. Co., Ld. J. Paulus (Djokja)

Phoenix Assurance Co., Ld. O.

G. van Rees

Rodenburg

The Insurance Office of Australia, Ld. Mas Soemardi

Union Marine Insurance Co., Ld. R. Saslromodjono (Tegal)

L’Alliance Francaise R.P. H.

Soijoedi

Danske Reders Retsvaern

The United Insurance Co., Ld. W. F. (Djoka)

Tellegen

P. M. I. Thiele

Schnitzler & Co., General Importers— G. A. Vosmaer

Jhr. C. H. de Villeneuve

Teleph.

Bentley’s,219;Acme,CableA.B.C.

Ad: Prevalade;

6th edn. Codes: O. Visser

S.J. C.M. A.Stibbe, manager C. D. van Vliet

Buys, proxy Brokers

Butterworth & Co.

Semarangsche Administratie Mu. De Roock & Co.

Caesar Voute, managing director Dunlop

Geyselman & Kolff

& Steup

Societa Commission aria D’Esportazione The Ho Liem & Co.

e. di Importazione—Piece Goods and Monod & Co.

Monod & Diephuis & Co.

Sundries, Teleph. 272, P. O. Box 43; P. H. Soeters & Co.

CableandAd:Private,

edn. Societa, Head

CodesOffice:

A. B. C.Milan

6th P. H. G. Matzen

(Italy)

P. Ch. Willems v. Beveren Civil Aviation

Airline Co.( Koninkl ij ke Nederlandsch -

Socony Indische Luchtvaart Maatschappy)

W. F.Vacuum Corporation attorney

C. van Nieuwenhuizen, Aerodrome Simongan

H. J. Krijger, attorney Lighter Co.

Soesman Office Semarangsch Stoomb. & Prauwen veer

Ph. H. Hartog, director J. G. Yeenenbos, director

Sorters & Co., P. H. Manufacturers

W. J. G. Allgauer | P. M.Soeters Bataafsche

Weiiry & Co., Geo. MestfabriekPetroleum

“Java” Maatschappij

J. W. Scholten, agent Constructie-werkplaats

Klaasesz, mineral water “de Arbeid”

factory

L. E. Tels & Co.’s Handel Mij.

de Visser Smits

Motor Car Dealers and Importers

Wellenstein,

Jhr. J. M. van Krause & Co.

Vierssen Trige, signs p. p. Autohandel Ada N.V. Droste’s

Autohandel

Autonova 1’Auto

Autohandel Fiat Import Co.

Barrister

Drs. and Solicitors Fuchs & Rens

H. Autohandel A. Lewis

N. J.W.Boelen

Francken Lindeteves Stokvis

M. Besar (Tegal) Verkerk & Co. Body Builders

United States

49

1538 SEMARANG

N.obiles—

Y. Velodrome, Importers Of Autom- Jewellers

Head Office: Soerabaya.j Br- van Kempen, de, Vos en Begeer

anches at Semarang, Batayia, Djocia, Liem Bo Swie

Padang and Medan. Teleph. Samarang F. M. Ohlenroth V Co.

109;J. Cable Ad: Velodrome; ' Juweeiehhiits, KT.V.

W. Selles, manager, AllSemarang

codes

Maison Preciosa,

Branch 52; Teleph. 910 Jewellers—Bodjong

Railway

Xederl.Companies :

Ind. Spoorweg Maatschappij ■Ladies’ Tailors

Au Bon Marche

A.Semarang-Cheribon

J. W. Vorster, Semarang

Stoomtram Mij. Madame Baestiaans

Ir. G. DiephuisiStoomtram

Semarang Mij. Maurice

Meta CrullOs

Semarang-Joana Maison Luna

Serajoedal Stoomtram Maatsch'Rppij Maison C. Faoli

SHOPS, Etc. Patissiers

Barbers Smabers Co.

P.L. van Kleef 1

; ' Th. Hoogvelt ,

Moreels Ian ,de Hollander

Maison M. Morgherita ,Photographers :

R. Richier . i Hisgen

Maison Rosenthal La Garde X. van Wingen

La Garde Maison Eramjois Saito

Booksellers

H. A. Benjamins Tanikawa

G. C. T. van Dorp V Cp. :|

Masman & Stroipk Pianos . , ■

C. A. Misset ;i,.. , ,: H. Lehmann

Secundo , oil W. Xaessens Co.

Trio J. H. Seelig & Zoon

Felix Tailors

Java Ien Boe Kkxgsie, Printing' Office, Tailor M^y.&Qosterling

Booksellers, Stationers and Importers Savelkoul Co.

—Gang Pinggir Street

Java; Teleph. 185; 68,Cable

Samarang, Ad: Java Stores

Javaienboe; Code:dir.Bentley’s J. E. Brins

H. A. Ko, subst. Tobacco- , M erchants

“De Vereeniging”

Valkenburg & Co. D. Bosma & Co.

Dispensaries J. C. Leermans

Gouvernements

J. van Gorkum & Co.apotheek

Pharm. Trinket Shops

KlaaseszJ.&M.Co..Helmig

_ & Co. Au

MetaBonCrull

Marche

P. H. Meulemans G. A. van de Pol

Rathkamp

W. F. Vodegel& Co.

Furniture Wine

J. Andriesse

G. A, v. d. Kantoor

Pol & Co. Behn,Merchants

Handels Meyer & Co.’s Handel-My.

vennootschap v/hBiedermann

SOesinan’s & CoX

Harmsen

Firma Verweyvan

Jacobson & Co.

den Berg & Co.

Hotels

Hotel Centraal Lauw Tjin

Do. Jansen L.Handelsvereeniging

Platon v/h Reiss «k Co.

Do.

Do. Pavilion

Smabers Schnitzler & Co.

Do. Tjandi Geo. Wehry & Co.

Do. Bellevue Wed. G. Oud Pzn & Co.

PADANGr

Padang, the capital of the West Coast of Sumatra, is situated 100 deg. 20 min. 30 sec. E.

longitude and 59 min. 30 sec. S. latitude. The population, numbered 51,976 of whom 2,624

(1,313 males, 3,259

(3,945 male, 1,309female)

female)Chinese,

Europeans,1,45640,694 (23.084703male,

(753 male, 17,610other

female) female) Natives,

foreign 7,212

Orientals

according to Census, 7th of October, 1930. Padang has a splendid natural harbour, the

“Emmahaven,” with up to-date wharfage facilities. The place is an important market

for Import and Export articles. The produce of the West Coast, such as coffee, copra,

cassia-vera, rattan,

to the different portsgum damar,

of the world.rubber,

The hides, nutmegs,

beautiful mace, with

highlands, cloves,theetc.,centre

are shipped

Fort de

Kock, offer plenty of opportunities for walking and motoring trips amidst most

gorgeous scenery. Padang is one of the healthiest places on the Coast, land and sea

breezes contributing materially to lower the temperature. Owing to the absence of

monsoons no division

being equally divided ofover

the the

yearwhole

into ayear.

dry and a wet season can be made, the rainfall

DIRECTORY

Municipality BARRISTERS and SOLICITORS

Mayor—Or. W. M. Ouwerkerk

Secretary—Dr. S. Blankstein Drs.

Treasurer—J. M. van der Wal J. J. de Flines 1 C. H. Pownall

Director of Public Works—J. F. Kipperman J. van Meerwyk | H. M. Haselen

(civil engineer)

Director of Electric Light and Power

Service—B. V. S. Weerdt MERCHANTS, Etc.

Kamer van Koophandel en Borneo-Sukatra Handel-Maatschappy,

Nyverheid Importers and jr.,

J. H. Naafs, Exporters

manager

(Chamber of Commerce and Industries) A. Y. van Loon, manager (export)

Chairman—W. P. Yeth Agency

Depy. do. —M. Passer Vereeniging van Assuradeuren, Am-

Members—K. W. G. B. R. Wagner,

Engelman, G. A. van Zonneveld F. H. J. sterdam

Secretary—M. H. Bruyn Fr. Druhkerij, Sumatra Bode en Tjaja

Handelsvereeniging Soematra, Printers and Publishers (two

(Commercial Association) daily papers, Dutch and Malayan)—

Chairman— G. A. van Zonneveld Telephs. 29 and 111; Cable Ad: Sumat-

Members Board—H. Muysson Dzu, rabode

R. W. G.ofB.theR. Wagner H. W. L. Behre, manager

Secretary—M. H. Bruyn Haacke & Co., Exporters

H. C. Haacke, partner

BANKING Agencies

British-lndia Steam Nav. Co., Ld.

Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China Asiatic Steam Kaisha

Osaka Shosen Navigation Co., Ld.

Javasche Bank, agents Canadian Pacific Railway Co.

Javasche Bank Javasche Brand-Assurantie Mij.

R. W. G. B. R. Wagner, manager Handelsmaatschappy Guentzel & Schu-

Nederlandsch-Indische Escompto Mu. macher, Importers and Exporters —

H.K.Meyer, manager Cable

and 6thAd:Bentley’s

Guentzel;Acme,

CodesPrivate

A. B. C. 5th

Determeyer, assist, manager J. C. Hazevoet, manager

49*

1540 PADANG

Hoppenstedt, G., Importers ueensland

J.L.L.M.Y.Insurance Co,, Ld.

F. van Beever, manager

Internationale Crediet-en Handels- West-Sumatra ofRubber

Qpliir-Estates the Koloniale

and Bank

Koffie

Yereeniging “ Botterdam,” Importers Cultuur My.

Kina Cultuur My. “ Tjilongkrang ”

and Exporters Cultuur My. “ Taloeg Goenoeng ”

G. A. van,Zonneveld,

W. van Alphen manager

do. (shipping) Cultuur My.

My. “ TalaraauGadang”,

Agencies Cultuur

phonwerke“A.DanamG. Berlin Poly-

Ilotterdamsciie

Nederland S.S. Co. Lloyd S.S. Co. Algemeene Explpratie My.

Holland-America Fort Motor Co. ofCo.Canada

Java-China-.l apanLine Line Dunlop

Nippon Rubber

Yusen Kaisha(Far East), Ld.

Bataviasche Zee, en Brand Assur. My,

Assur. My.“deNederlanden

T van 1845 ”

London 1 Lancashire Insoe. Co., Ld. P. van der Meer, Notary-Public

North Brit.

London & Mercantile

Assurance Ins. Co., Ld.

Corporation

Railway Passenger Assurance Co. VanBelantoeng

Nie A- Co,39; Import

Teleph.and34;Insurance—

Cable Ad:

Sumatra Mining Exploration, Ld. Vannie; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th

Lisone Lindeman, Tourists’ Office edns., Bentley’s, Complete Phrase, Rud-

KOEK & Co. i : , ; Mosse and Mercuwr Code

P. Plat, manager

H. Fabriek, manager

Levisdn, H., Exporter o£ Colonial Produce Hvg.P. “A.Oost Indie ”

Ravelli, manager

—Cable Ad: Levison

Lindetevis-Stqkvis, Importers Passer, & ZoNf.n, M., Importers

L. A. Lensink, manager M. Passer, partner

Agencies

Maatschappy.Voor Handel— &.Qable

Industrie, Brandon,

SourabayaMesritz & Co., Batavia and

Import and Export Ad: J. C. Boldoot, Amsterdam

Industrie

E. E.H.T.Ang, Wed. G. Oud Pz.

Co. Ld.

Lim,director

per pro. William Gossage

Triumph Cycle Co., Ld.

Agencies Mandelmy. Louis Dobbelman

Spcony-Vacuum

Goodyear Tire andCorporation

Rubber Co., Ixl. Schlieper, Carl, Imported

Reo Motor Car

Burt Myrtle & Co. Company

The Employers’ Liability Assur. SchNeewind P., Exporter

Corpn.,British

North Ld, and Mercantile Insce. Societa Commissionaria di Esportazionk

e di Importazione

Orientale,v/hGeneral

SocietaImporters

Commis-

TheCoy.Eagle

Ltd. Star ife Brit. Dominions sionaria

H. Muysson Dzn, manager

Insce. Co., Ld.

Amsterdam-London

atschappij Verzekering Ma- Sooony-Vacuum Corporation

tJ. J. Krijger, manager

My. t. v. d. z. Van Houten Stef fan A Co., Tels »fe Co.’s Handel My. L. E., Importers

Import

—Padang, and Export Weaving Plant, J. R. D. Zijlstra, manager

41; Cable Sumatra; Teleph.Codes:

Ad: Steffan: 27; P.Q.

1 Box

Acme, J. A. Klok, per pro.

Bentley’s, A.B.C. 6th edn.

W. J. Hanekuyk, director and Private N. V. Gebroeders. Veto’s Handelmaat-

D. J. Gramer, proxy schappy, Importers

W. P. Veth, and Exporters;

head manager

Agencies F. F. Anema, manager

Lloyds, London H. van der Fiji, manager, import

Samarangsche

Nederlandsche Zee LloydA Brand Ass; My. Managing-Directors of

Oost-Indische Zee- & Brand Ass. My. Nederlandsch-Indiscbe Portland Ce-

Brand VerzekeringCo.My. “Mercurius”

Royal Insurance ment My.Sumatra Mynbouw My.■

Kinandam

PADANG—MAGASS A R 1541

Agencies Ocean Steamship Co.

Ocean

iSTederl.Steamsnip Co. “ Oceaan”

Stoomv. My. Nederl. Stoomv My. “ Oceaan ”

China Mutual SteamCo.,Nav. China Mutual Steam Nav. Co., Ld.

Cunard Steamship Ld. Co., Ld. Cunard Steamship Co., Ld.

Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank HmY. GueNTZED & ScHUMAOHEP.

Western Assurance Co. Agencies

Palatine Insurance & Co.. Ld. Hamburg-Amerika Linie

Assurantie

MagdeburgerMy.Feuerversicherungsge-

“Yeritas” Deutsch Australische Dampfsch. Ges.

sellschaft Haacke & Co.

“Union” Assurance Co. British India Steam Nav. Co., Ld.

Amsterdamsche

Levensverzekering Maatschappy van Asiatic Steam Navigation

Osaka Shosen Kaisha Co., Ld.

“Fatum” Ongevallen Verzekeringmy. Canadian Pacific Railway Co.

WlNKELMAN & Co.’s HaXDEL MaATS- Internationale

Verg.

Crediet & Handels

“Rottredam”

chappy,

K. P.Exporters

Schuitmaker, director Agencies

D. Tengbergen, do. Stoomvaart My.Lloyd

Rotterdamsche “ Nederland

; ”

Agencies

Landbouw My. Moeara Laboe Java-China Japan Lyn.

Klapper Cultuur My. Toja Lawa Java-Pacific Line

Tweede Ned. Ind. Zee en Brand- Holland-America

Java-Bengal Line Linpr,,1s,

assurantie My.

Wehey & Co., Geo., Importers Koninklyke Paketvaart

—Telephs.Padang 189 and Maatschappij

Emmahavenfi;

H. J. E. Peelan Kan Cable Ad: Paketvaart; Codes: Bentley’s

Second Phrase

edns. and PrivateCode, A.B.C. 5th and 6th

CHEMISTS and DRUGGISTS J. Jonker, manager

Hellfach & Co.

N.V. West-Sumatra Apotheek STORES

PHOTOGRAPHERS Boon Leewens, hardware

"City Magazine, A. Jesinowsky,

Hellfach & Co . chemists genl. stores

and druggists

Koun Chan Sumatra-Bode, booksellers and printers

Tan Djoe Sien | Toko Toyo Toko Outent, Gentlemen’s Outfitters—

Pablang; Teleph. 341:

Ad: Orient;Warenhuis P.O.

Code: A. B.C. Box 32; Cable

5th edn.

STEAMSHIP AGENCIES Padangsch “ Tokra,” geheral

Gebkoeders Veth stores

De Yolharding, printers and stationers:

MACASSAR

Macassar, the capital of the “gouvernemerit” Celebes and Dependencies, is situated

119° 24' E.3,600

of whom longitude and 5° 8' S. latitude.

were Europeans, The population

67,178 natives, numbered

15,212 Chinese anil 602in foreign

1927 about 86,662,

Orientals.

These

docks.As the principal centre of trade in the north-eastern part of the Archipelago,in the

figures do not include the floating population Of native? doolies working the

place (the

long hasWilhelminakade),

great importancewith as acustom-houses

transit port. andThere is an for

godowns old general

wharf 510 metres

new concrete quay about 1,400 metres in length (the Julianakade), where theuse and a

steamship

•companies have their own waterfront, godowns and offices. The northern end >of the

1542 MACASSAR

waterfrontandiswarehouses.

quarters connected byA breakwater

a highway,2,tOO several

metres kilometres long, with

long protects the business-

the harbour'from

rough seas. Macassar has been closed as a free port since August, 1906. The town

ispart,nicely

wherebuilt. A fine thoroughfare,

the Government House andlinedotherwith

publictamarind trees,aretraverses

buildings situated,the

andprincipal

leads on

both sides to large grass-covered squares—the Koningsplein and Kerkplein. A busi-

ness centre consists of Passar Street, Wilhelminakade and Julianakade. The pleasan-

test living quarters

colonnades give the are General van

impression of aDaalen

town inwegsouthern

and Hospitaalweg,

Europe. Around wherethehouses with

European

settlement the natives have made their villages. The surrounding country is low and

marshy, covered with rice-fields and kampongs. The mountains, with the Peak of

Bonthain in the distance, afford a fine spectacle, especially in the evening, when th ey

are

seenThe not covered

everycity

night by the

from fogs that rise from

theisHarbourmaster’s the plains. Beautiful sunsets are to be

of Macassar administered bylanding-stage.

a Municipal Council with a Burgomaster

assar,president. The Council

and 2 Chinese). has 17 affairs,

Technical membersgrounds

(10 of European origin, sanitary

and the public 5 Nativesservice

of Macas-

are

managed,

Municipal public works (Ingenieur-Directeur Gemeentewerken). The municipal gasof

under the supervision of the Municipal Council, by an Engineer Director

plant

supervision is managed by a Director

of the Gasworks (Directeur

Committee, der Gemeente-Gasfabriek)

nominated by the Municipal Council. under The

the

electric lighting plant is in the hands of the Ned. Indische Gas-Maatschappy.

million The guilders

harbour (Government

(£1,300,000) andproperty) has been byconstructed

is administered a HarbouratBoarda cost (Commissie

of about twelve

van

Bijstand) with the Engineer Harbour-Director (Directeur der Haven) as President,

under the supervision of the Department of Public Works

shipping affairs are managed in collaboration with the Harbourmaster and pilots by at Batavia. Marine and

an administration

A wireless telephonenamedplant “Haven-beheer,”

with Sourabaya (i.e., isHarbour-management).

in exploitation.

The first State tramway was opened

has been closed at the end of the month of July, on the 1st1930.July, 1922 (Macassar-Takalar), and

DIRECTORY

BANKS Nederlandisch-Indische Handelsbank

(Netherlands India Commercial

De Javasche Bank—(Head Office : Ba- Bank)—Head

Macassar

Office : Amsterdam

Branch

tavia) Macassar Agency—Cable Ad :

Delegate Borneo Sumatra Handel Mu, Im-

Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Cigars portiers of Automobiles, Provisions,

and Cigarettes, Iron and

Corporation (Head Office: Hong Steel, Chemicals

Kong; Headquarters for Nether- etc.—Cable Ad: and Drugs, Cement,

lands East Indies : Batavia)—Cable Bentley’s, Acme, Borsumy; Codes:

Yoller’s and Pri-

Ad: inPava; Nerbudda vate

Agents—The Java Bank

Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij Boevy, Gebroeders, Importers of

(Netherlands Trading Society) — Automobiles, Bicycles, Wines and

Spirits, Metals, and Chemicals and

Head Office: Amsterdam; Eastern Drugs

Head Office: Batavia; Macassar Codes: —A.B.C. Cable Ad: Bintangmas;

6th Bentley’s, Kohl-

Branch, Cable Ad: Trading berg, and Yoller’s

Nederlandsch - Indische Escompto Catz Java Trading Co., N.Y., Ex-

Maatschappij (Netherlands India

Discount Bank)—Head Office : Ba- porters of General Produce—Cable

tavia; Macassar Branch, Cable Ad: Catzco; Codes: A.B.C. 6th and

Ad: Escompo General

MACASSAR 1543

-Celebes Motor Company, N.Y., Im- -•Ned. Ind. Ga^ Mu. N.V., Importers

porters of Motor Cars and Acces- of Ga,s Machinery and Apparatus—

sories—Head Office Hocjgepad 25-27, • Cable* Ads: Gasfabriek (for Gas

Macassar. B ranches j /at Men ado plants) . and Election; (for Electric

and Gorontalo > plants)!.. . ;. .

A. E. O. Braun, manager

Oei iSeeuwen & Co., Exporters of

Groskamp, W.R., Exporters of Hides Coffee, Shells and Pearls, etc.—

and Coffee—Cable Ad : Remelius; Cable Ad: Copal; Codes: A.B.C.

5th and 6th, Acme, Rudolf Mosse

Codes: Bentley’s A.B.C. and and Bentley’s

Western Union

Ledeboer and Compagnie, W.B., Ex- ‘Reiss & Co., Handels vereeniging

porters of Grain, Coffee and Gen- v/h, Importers of Provisions, Win-

eral Produce—Cable Ad: Ledeboer; dow Glass, Tobacco and Office

Appliances; Exporters of General

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Simplex Produce — Cable Ad: Rosmarin ;

Standard, Bentley’s and Acme Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s and

Linde (Van der) and Teves en> R.S. Private

.'Stokvis en Zonen, (Ltd., Ned. Ind. 1 Schlieper, Carl, Importers of Build-

Mu. t.v.d.z., Importers of Automo-':

biles, Building Materials, Chemi-. ing ' Materials, Electrical Acces-

sories'/ Hardware and Metals—Uable

cals and Machinery—Cable Ad: f Ad: Schlieper: Codes: A.ILC. 5th

Lindeteves; Codes: All Standard and 6th, Bentley’s Cariowitz and

and Private Engineering Code

Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V., Ex- Schmid and Jeandel, Compagnie Com-'

porters of Alcohol and General Pro- merciale, Importers of Automo-

duce— Cable Ad: Produtrade; biles,' Wines and Tobacco, etc., Ex-

Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 6th, Lie-

ber’(s,' Mercuur, Private and Yollers porters of: Drugs, Coffee, Hides,

Mother of Pearl, Timber, etc. —

r Cable Ads : Schmidarm and Arends-

Michael Stevens and Go., Ltd., Ex- burg; Codes: Bentley’s* Acme,

porters of Coffee, Drugs, Hides and Western Union, A.B.C. 5th and 6th

Skins, and Tobacco—Cable Ad: and Liebers ’ •

Stevens; Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C.

5th and 6th, Western Union and “S’ih.i;nESv':Nbt7. IAgentu'ur en Commis-

Private siEafANDEL, Importers of Provisions,

Bicycles, Building Materials and

Mirandolle Youte & Co., Importers, : Yarns, etc.-—Cable Ad: Agentuu^.;

Codefe: A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Bent-

of Fertilisers, Exporters of General ' ley’s and’ Universal Trade

Produce—Cable Ad: Mataram;

Codes: A.B.C. .5th and Bentley’s SemarANGsche Zee and Brand Assu-

Mohrmann & Co., J., Handelsvere- rantte Mu. Bykantooe. Insurance

eniging, Importers of Bicycles, Pro- —1, Box

Passerstraat; Teleph: 57 ; P.O.

38; Cable Ad: Samarangscha

visions, Iron and Steel, and Hard-

ware, etc., Exporters of Coffee and Assurantie; Code: Bentley’s

Grain and Hides, etc.—Cable Ad: Steenkolen Handel Mu. Ned. Ind.,

Mohrmanin; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and

6th,_ Bentley’s, Rudolf Mosse, Car- Importers of Coal and Coke—Cable

Ad: Coal tug; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

lowitz and Private * “BehlTey’s, Mercuur and Scott’s

Moluksche Handels Vennootschap, Steinhardt, B. and F., Importers of

Importers of Automobiles, Provi-

sions and Ammunition—Cable Ad: Bicycles and Beer, Provisions, and

Iron and Steel—Cable Ad: Stein-

Moluksche; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and hardt; Codes: Bentley’s, Mosse and

■6th and Bentley’s Private

1544 MACASSAR

Veth’s Handelsmaatschappij N.Y., Wehry & Co., George, Importers of

Gebr., Importer^ of Provisions, Bicycles, Provisions, Building, Mate-

rials and Photographic Articles—

Cement, Paints and Varnishes, etc. Cable Ad: Wehry; Codes: A.B.C.

-Cable Ad: Veth; Codes: A.B.C. 5tth and 6th, Benjtley’s, Mossie

5th and 6tJh and Bentley’s Western Union and Private

MANADO

Borneo Sumatra Handel Mu., Im- ; Manders iSeemann & Co.’s Handel

Mu. NT., Importers of Provisions,.

porters of Automobiles, Provisions, \ Building

Cigars and Cigarettes, Iron and ! Materials, Tobacco, Iron

Steel, Chemicals and Drugs etc.— and Steel, Paper. Textiles, etc.—

Cable Ad: Borsumy; Codes: Bent- Cable Ad: Boengi; Codes: A.B.C.

ley’s, Acme, Toller’s and Private ; 5th and 6th, Bentley and Acme

Bouvy, Gebp.oeders, Importers of Mohrmann & Co., Handelsvereenig-

Automobiles, Bicycles, Wines and ! ing NT., Importers of Bicycles,

Spirits, Metals, Chemicals and Provisions, Tobacco, Hardware, etc.

Drugs, Tobaecoi, Hardware. Textiles ' —Cable

etc. — Cable Ad: Bintangmas; j A.B.C. 5thAd:andMohrmanm.: Codes:

6th Bentley’s and

Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s, Kohl- ; Mosse

berg and Toilers

Handels and Cultuur Compagnie Moluksche Handels Vennootschap,

“Noord Celebes” NT., Exporters Importers of: Automobiles, Provi-

of Copra—Cable Ad: Marmelstein ; sions, Ammunition, Textiles etc.,

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th and Exporters of: Produce—Cable Ad:

Bentley’s Moluksche; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and

Ledeboer & Co., W.B., General Im- 6th and Bentley’s

porters and Provision Merchants—

Cable Ad: Ledeboer; Codes: Nederlandsche Cultuur en Handels-

A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Bentley’s, maatschappu, General Importers—

Acme and Simplex Cable Ad: Necumy; Codes: A.B.C.

Liem Oei Tiong & Co.’s Handel Mu 5th and 6th and Bentley’s

NT., Import’lers of Provisions,

Asbestos Sheets, Cement, Cigars, Reiss A Co. Handelsvereeniging

etc. — Cable Ad: (Liemoeitiong: v/h, General Importers—Cable Ad:

Rosmarin; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th and 6th Bentley’s and Private

Bentley’s

THE EAST COAST OE SUMATRA

This part of the East Coast of the Island of Sumatra is situated between the

Government of Acheen and its Dependencies in the north, the Straits of Malacca in

south,east,andIndragiri

the (a part ofoftheSumatra’s

the Residency ResidencyWestof Riouw

Coast andandits ofDependencies)

Tapanoeli inin the the

■west. It includes a great number of States, each of which, under control of the

Governor, is ruled by a native Prince or Chief, who, according to his rank and dependency,

isadministered

styled Sultan,by aYang di Pertuan,

Governor, Kedjuruan, Radjah,

6 Assistant-Residents, Datu, etc.

19 Controllers (inchThe country is

Gezaghebbers)

and 3 Assistant-Controllers.

Landraad of Medan, Bindjei, Justice is Balei,

Tandjung dispensed

Tebingby Tinggi

the Courtand ofBengkalis,

Justice attheMedan,

residen-the

tiegerechten of Medan, Bindjei, Tandjoeng Balei and Bengkalis, the Magistrates, the

Landgerechten, and by native Courts or Karapatan. The staple industry of the coun-

try is agriculture, and, this being dependent upon imported labour (Javanese and

Chinese), the labour question is carefully guarded by a special Coolie

greatest part of the coolies are indentured under advances. The employer must house Ordinance. The

his peoplepayments

monthly properly,areprovide them with

compulsory. Sixmedical attendance

special officials and foodandwhen

(1 Inspector 5 adj.sick, and

Inspec-

tors of Labour) look after this. The question of indentured labour has received great

attention in the recent past, resulting in a new Coolie Ordinance which calls for a

progressive

employed bydecline estates.in the proportion of contract qqolies to the total labour force

Land is leased from the ruling prince or chief of the district for a certain number

orof years,

per acreso per

muchannum

per bahu

beingorpaid per acre beingquittance.

as annual paid down, and a minimum f. 1 per bahu

The supremacy of the Dutch Government is based upon political treaties with each

of the

far Princes,to the

as relates in whose hands

infliction is left

of the deaththepenalty

jurisdiction over their own

and banishment, subjects

and the disposalexcept

of landso

or landed property. Land contracts with Europeans, while made between the ruling

prince

contracts andrequire

the concessionaire,

the approval ofarethesubject to the approval

Governor-General of theofNetherland-Indies.

the Governor. Mining In all

the States the Dutch Government has bought the

and the ordinary revenues. Land revenue, collected by Government right to collect the customs

officials,duties

is at

the disposal of the native rulers and his chiefs. The best known of the States

is Deli, where tobacco planting was first introduced, and by which name the

whole of

other tobacco the East

tobacco-growing Coast is sometimes designated. Deli, Langkat, Serdang and

silky leaf, whichdistricts,

is speciallyaresuited

celebrated

for thethroughout the world

outside wrappers for their

of cigars, beingfineat

isonce

thelight

DeliinMaatschappij,

weight and elastic

which,andforstrong

manyinyears,

texture.

paid The leading tobacco

a dividend averagingcompany

75 per

cent, per annum. Next to tobacco, the cultivation of rubber {Hevea Brasiliensis) was

developed though it has been considerably

important plantations of tea, palm-oil and hemp. restricted in recent years. There are also

Very important, also, is the export of fish from Bagan Si Api Api—the second fish

export harbour of the world—to Singapore and Java. Considerable, also, is the export

of timber from the islands near Bengkalis to Singapore. About 3,000 coolies are

employed in this trade. The production of paddy, though considerable, falls short of

the demand by many thousand bags, which are mostly imported from the Straits

Settlements.

kalan Brandon.An important

The productionoil industry

is in the existshands

in theofnorth

the ofBataafsche

the districtPetroleum

of Pang-

Maatschappij. The production however is slowly decreasing. Almost all necessaries

of life have to be imported, and a brisk trade between Java, the Straits Settlements,

Europe and the East Coast is the consequence.

1546 THE EAST COAST OF SUMATRA

Medan (Deli), the residence of the principal civil and military officials, is a pleasant

little town, laid out in modern style, and administered by a Municipality. It is well

provided withbeen

tensions has schools

builtand

for hospitals and ainsplendid

the Governor residenceof with

the new quarter architectural

Polonia. pre-

In the town

five European

Australia banking corporation^—the

and China, thetheNederlairdsche iJavabank, the

Handels Maatschappij,Chartered Bank of India,

the Nederlandsch-

Indische Handelsbank, Nederland sch-Indisch Escompto Maatschappij — have

their

Boer and Grand Hotel), a Club (Witte Socffiteit), a Race Club, ahotels

branches, and there is also one Chinese'bank. There are two (Hoteland

Golf Club de

numerous houses of business,'Uhinese',’ Japanese) Indian, Malay, Bombay and Kling

shops, etc.

The port of Belawan Deli, at the ruputh on the Belawan River, is in communication

withtheMedan

and bygiving

road and

north,Radja alsorailway, the linesviaofTandjoeng

communication which extend a long

Ppera distance upBrandan

andwith

Pangkalan country

with

(Asahan) with Koeta Penang and via Pematang Siantar to the west with Sibolga, Balei

Koeta (Atcheen) and to the south via Tebing Tinggi, Tandjoeng Fort

de

beingKoek, Padana,

carried out byKorintji.

degrees. . Improvements

Other important andports

extensious

are thosetoof the road system

Pangkalan Brandan,are

Tandjoeng Poera, Tandjoeng-Balei, Bengkalis, Bagan Api-Api and Laboean Bilik and

Pakanbaroe. There are

Brastagi and Prapat, theWireless Stations5,000

former nearly at feet

Medan,.

aboveBengkalis

the sea and

levelBagan

and theSi latter

Api-Api.

on

the shores of the Toba Lake are popular holiday resorts with modem hotels where golf,

bathing

Sumatra had a population of 1,673,623, Medan being credited with approximately 75,000.of

and riding may be enjoyed. At the last census (1930) the East Coast

DIRECTORY

. „ Governor’s Office—Medan II. Afdeeling Langkat (Tandjoeng Poera)

Governor of the East Coast of Sumatra— Assist. Resident—the Assist. Resident of

Deli and Serdang

H.E. K. Ezerman

Assistant Resident—A. S. L. Spoor a. Onderafdeeling Beneden Langkat

Secretary—P. S. J. Abbij (Tandjoeng Poera) Directly under the

Controller—H. J. de Groot Assistant Resident

Adjutant Secretary—A. Neijhoff Controller (with residence Pangkalan

Officers of the General Treasury—A. F. Brandan) C. Baalbergen

H. P. van Asperen and K. Muns b. Onderafdeeling Boven Langkat (Bindjei)

Controller—W. Ph. Coolhaas

HI. Afdeeling Asahan, (Tandjoeng Balei)

Administrative Depts. of the Govt_ Assistant Hoeven

Resident — J. J. J. van der

of East Coast of Sumatra

I. , Afdeeling Deli en Serdang, (Medan) Controller—J. W. Burger

a. Onderafdeeling Asahan (Tandjoeng

Assist. Resident—M. van Rhijn Balei)

Afdeeling Secretary—A. A. Scharff department the Assist. Resident of the

under

а. Onderafdeeling Beneden Deli (Medgn) b. Onderafdeeling Batoe Bara, (Laboehan

Controller, Medan—H. D. von Meyenfeldt Roekoe)

б. Onderafdeeling Bovan Deli (Arnhemia) Controller—G. R. Seinstra

Controller—M. Klaasson Adj. Chief Clerk—Radja Ismail Machlan

Onderafdeeling Serdang (Loeboek c. boehan

e. Pakam) Onderafdeeling

Bilik) Laboehan Batoe (La-

Controller—J. de Bidder Controller—H. H. Morison

d. (Tebing

Onderafdeeling IY Afdeeling Simeloengoen

(P. Siantar)en de

Tinggi) Padang en Bedagei Karolanden,

Controller—C. Bakker Assist. Resident—F. J. Nieboer

THE EAST COAST OF SUM ATEA 1547

a. Onderafdeeling Simeloengoen, Military Department

(Pematang Siantar)

11; Under the Ass. Ees. of the Department Commander—Captain E. G. Dobken

'Controller—J. C. C. Huar

6. Onderafdeeling Karolanden, Harbour Department

(Kaban Djahe) Bel awan Harbour

Controller—W. B. Hollmann Directeur—Ir. K. Steinmetz

Y Afdeeling Bengkalis (Bengkalis) Harbourmaster—J. A. B. van den Heuve

I Assist. Resident—G.

Controller—N. MukkesW. Meindersma

Pangkalan-Brandan Harbour

a. Onderafdeeling Bengkalis, Harbourmaster—J. M. van der Hoeven

Under the Asst.(Bengkalis)

Resdt. of the Department Assist.Babaian and Aroebaai Harbour

Harbourmaster—B. Yongste

5 Geraghetber—W. H. Gerritsen

b. Onderafdeeling Siak (Siak Sri Asahan Harbour

Indrapoera) Harbourmaster—C. E. Sulwegter

, 1( Controller—B. J. van den Berg

do. —A. J. vas Es (Pakan Baroe)

! Clerk—Oemar Sahibi Native Courts

c. Onderafdeeling Bagen Siapiapi Medan

(Bagan Siapiapi) First President—Mr. A. Sikkel

i Controller—A. J. van Kilgenburg Second do. —Dr. W. A. Dunber

Bindjei

j Inspecteur van Financien dee 1e Kl. First Presidents—Dr. G. J. Evers

Second do. —Dr. J. B. Kan

i Hoofd der Inspectie—G. A. Menalda

i Inspecteurs van Financien—J.

anus, J. Bronkhuyzen, IST. Greid- President—Dr.Tandjong

M. Dirkzwager

Balei

R. Wirjono Koesoemo

l Adjunct-Inspecteur van Financien—J. M. Second presdt.—Dr. T. van den Brandeler

Tebing Tinggi

I A. van Oppen First President—Dr.

d. Onderafdeeling Eokan

(Pasirpengarajan) Second do. —Dr. I.H. Dirkzwager

de Boer

|; Controller—O. J. Ruokmaker Kota Eadja

e. Onderafdeeling Kamparkiri President—Dr. J. A. Valewiuk

(Pakanbaroe) Langsa

I Controller—P. Bollen First President—Dr.

Second do. —Dr. G.J. B.J. Kan

Evers

Belastingkantoor Bagan Api-Api

(s Controleur der Belastingen — J. F. Magistrate—C. Baalbergen

Enkoroma Coffie Goenoeng Sahilah

| Adjunct-Controleurs der Belastingen—

E. Captain, C. G. L. Koolemans Beijnen, Magistrate Bagan—Api-Api

A. E. Leidelmeyer Magistrate—C. Baalbergen

Treasury Police

| Treasurers—L. Overdejk Boerhanoeddin Chief Police Officer

Boon von Ochsee of Sumatra—J. H.

Chief Police Officer of Medan—P. P. van

der Meer

Auction Department

I Superintendent—The Governor CULTUURRAAD

Netherlands East India Opium President—The C.Governor

Secretary—Mr. Nicolai

Monopoly—Medan Adj. Secretary—J. devanGraafden Localen

| Inspector—F. H. E. Delachaux Hoofd-Ingenieur

Waterstaat—Ir. M. de Wolff

Medical Department Inspecteurs

—Ir. G. A. van den Localen

L. Statius Muller Waterstaat

en Ir. J. G.

i Civil Medical Officer—J. C. A. Ultee Frowein

164tf THE EAST COAST OF SUMATRA

.V: UNieiiwr.iTY Surveyor—G.

Medan Dir. of Public Jansen

Works—Ir. W. van Ommen

Burgomaster—J. M. Wesselink I Director of Building and Housing Inspec-

Secretary—L. J. Winckel tion—J. G. Eylander

Treasurer—B. J.A..G. H.Meurs

Members—Fr. Labour Inspection

van Assen, S. J. Inspr. 1st cl.—A.H.N.

Schoort, T. J. H. Klevant, M. Groenewe- Kruysboom (Medan)

gen, Tain Boen

Leuniosen, H. An, Abdul

Swort, Habimj Y.Fr.Th.C. Administration of Finances of the

J. Klamp,

Segand von Bauchet,, H. T. Sitompoel, Director—J. C.Native Mann

States

(assist, resident)

J.Teng

L. Been,

Loe, A.Dsulharniss,

A. Aarsse, Lieffi Fi:ng Sod-

Baginda Hie, Administrator—B. G. Groeneveld

joeangon, Maamoer 1 Rasjid Secretary—J. G. van Essel

A DMOnnes—19,

I.VIST; ' : • 21,: 23,Kantoot; Kameklxngh CONSULATES

25, HuU eubachstraat,

Medan; Telephs. 101 and 151; Cable Ad: Belgium—Consulate W. Gallez (acting)

(Medan)

Onnes; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns.)

Mercuur

Bentley’s . 3rd edn., Lieber’s, Broomhall’s, China—Consulate at Medan, Deli

Connsul—

Coast Leung Wing

Sumatra, Atjeh,Suen (for E.

Tapanoeli

N.Y.

ep,enASSUKAVTIEKANTOOK VAN BLAAD-

& MioHELSfiN, Insurance—Kesa- and Riouw)

wan, Medan; Teleph. 604; Cable Ad: Vice-Consul—Sun

Chancellors—Lin In Tung

Che Kang and Lu

Blaamichel;

W. F. Michelsen,Code Bentley’s

director Hwi Yu

A. A. Aarsse, do. France

Consular Agent—A. Vervloet

Bluntschli, H. C,, General Agent—Pakan Germany—Esplanade, Medan

Baroe, Sumatra East Coast Consul—F. Teschner

Borneo Sumatra Handel Maatschappij Great Britain W. Coultas

Consul—W.

J. C. Worp, superintendent Vice-Consul—J. Morton

A. A. Luijl, manager Pro-Consul—J. A. Bland

British Benevolent Fund Switzerland — Consulate at Medan,

Hon. Secretary and Treasurer—A. Deli, Sumatra

A. M. Cassels, c/o Chartered Bank

Secretary—N.Weidmann

Consul—W. Rubin

Chartered

and ChinaBank (Medanof Agency)

India, Australia

A.A.M.1).Cassels, agent United States of America

Trail, accountant Consul—L. H. Gourlcy

A. Mackenzie, sub-accountant Vice-Consul—E. B. Rand

•I. G. Sellar, do.

De Bataafsche Petroleum Maatsohappy

Civil Aviation Airline Co. (Koninklyke Pangkalan Brandan

P. M. de Boer, administrateur

Indische Luchtraart Maatschappij) Ir.

Aerodrome,

Aerodrome, Medan Pakanbaroe Baal, J. H. Beckmann,Ir.G.J. W.

Th. A. Ameschot, J. M.Blume,

van

Aerodrome, Palembang J. P. Bochove, L. J. Bockhoven,

Bolmeyer, J. J. van den Boogert, G.

THE EAST COAST OF SUMATRA 1549

H. J. M. Borret, L. Bos, J. V. Wilde, H. A. YYilting, J. Zoeteman,

Boudville, R. F. ten Cate, H. P. H. I. P. Zylstra

Cleerdin, H. J. Y. Coester, K. Cordia,

Dr. C. C. Corts, Ir. P. Crezee, E. B. Boorterrein J.

Serang Djaja

H. Blok, Ir. E. H. Blumer, Ir. A. L.

van Dam, B. D. van Dam v. Polanen, J. Bogaers, R. H. Bouwmeester, Ir.

A. A. Dekker, M.

Delden, J. H- Dessauvagie, N. vanDekker, J. van J. E. Deelken, Ir. E. J. C. Douze, A.

Dijk, H. van Dongen, C. Donker, B. Flament,

van de Graaf,Ir. J.A.C.Gorkovoi,

D. Groot,J. H.H.

J. H. Eland,AY. Fabriek, T. Fuji, Hardus,

J.D. A.J. van

H. Giezen, L. J. J. Groeneveld,

Haalen, J. A. Hagedoorn, H. Kawczijnski, N. L. Eea,J.Mej.

B. Hollaar, C. de Jong,

C. F.

E.J. Henkes,

J. M. Heim, Kolb, A. Kruisclijk,

Ir. A. P.vanB: NoOrtwijk,

KruiVer, C.

Heusden, P.H.M.W.van

J. A.Hessel,

Hendrikx,

Heuven,H. van H.

G.

A. Lagerweij,

Ch; H. Peters, P. N. D. Porter,

Heysser, W. Hofman, B. M. van der C. Prins, H. Renes, W. Roelfs, W.

Horst, Schafer, M. Schell, Dr. G. A. Slot,

Ir. J. A.Ir. W.J. W.In deA. Betouw

van dervan Horst,der C. YY. van der Sluis, H. Spermon,

cC. P. W. Stachelhausen, J. M. B.

Voort, E. Jakobfeen, VY. A. -binsz, P. Staf, Ir. H.A. A.A. Stheon an, M.J. A.J.

de Jongb, G. Jongman,'G.

J. Kroiiselaar, G. P. J. Lang.Keuter,

nberg, Uitzinger, Weggeman,

M. L. Landman, E. Lantsink, M. IJ. W. Zegelink, W. C. A. Zegveld,

L. Lefebre, C. F. Th. van Lingen, Bporteriein J. Zipp

A. Lukkien, C. J. W. van Marion, Rantau

A.Middendorp,

Metz, Dr. H.H.M.Meyer, Dr. J. A. J. J. J.lh)ggaerts,

H. Na, C. de Xeeff, J. G. Nieuw-

E. MuUer, P. T. A. den Breems,P. R.Bos,F. J.D. Djikstra,

Bouman,

kamp, J.

Heuker, C. B. van den Heuvel,R. T.J.(

W. de Groot, J. Haakman,

Potjer, A.G. M. C.- Oberg,

Raasveldt, J. Patty,

H. A. H.Rik-J. van der Lee, A. C. Lemmens, D. de

ken, I). Rooy, A. J. J. Roozenburg, Man, W. H. Marinus, J. C. Maatjes,

D. Roschar, H. G. J. Salfischberger, Ir. G, A. A. Middelberg, I. C. N.

Dr. H. G. J. Sax, Dr.

Ir. G. H. Scholten, F. G. Schubert, A. Scharer, Neubronner, R. J. Nauta, P. J.

W. C. J. Sierhuis, J. YY. Siregar, W. Nijbakker, Ir. W. A. H. Pel, O. H.

van der Sluis, J. Smits, W. Soeder- Reints, G. J. Rombout, J. A.

huizeri, G. A. Sombeek, J. H. Sundquest,

Vermaesen, G.Ir.J. E.Y7ermeulen,

Tcherkess,M. A. A.

Sunnotel, Ir. P. Suter, YY. S. H. van der Y'liet, F J. Wisman, P.

Sijlaart, G. J. Timmer, D. X.

H. P. A. van Trie rum, C. A. W. Boorterrein Perlak Tit, Wols van der Wei, R. J. van Zoelen

Trupp,

Valstar, G.S. G.Uitenbfoek, Yaronbfink, Th.M. H.S. F. Boonstoppel,

J. Arnold, C.P. J.J.de Ausems, K.

van der Velden, P. Voeten, Dr. Ir. Braber, W.

B.Vries,

L. Yoskuil, A. C. de Vries, F. de van der Burg, A. M. Bustraan, H. P.

J. G. de Vries, K. Vuyk, G. G- van

Houten, Dijk, I. Groenenberg, J. van

J. van Wachem, J. Ph. van der Wart,

J. H. A. Welsenaar, J. J. Weverling, Kamphuis,J. J. H.Th.Kappert,

Leidelmeyer, A. W.G.

A. J. Wittich, L. de Zeeuw V. Logeman, J. Raymaakers, Ir. A.

Etablissement Pangkalan Soesoe G.

van G. Schot,

deVliet,

Stolpe, J. F. J. Spoor,

D. Wezepoel,

J. Verpoorte, A. M.J.

W.Dogger,

S. BoschJ.vW.J. C.J. Ebbeler,

A. I. Crooy, J. C. van

H. Grainmond,

J. Flentri,

YY. Helm,A.J.Jansen,

O. van Ykelenstam, Dr. R. Yzerman, A. D.C.

Chr. J.

Heuven van Staereling, Zandee

J. Jonker, G. Kerkhof, Ch. W. H. Boorterrein A.den

M. B.Brink,

Djoeloe Rajeu

Both, J.F.Brandenburg,

Klegin, J. H. Lubbers, A. W. C. C.

Morren, O. O. Pfaff, L. J. Snijders, A. Derksen,P. vanP.

A. J. Steenblik, B. L. van der Swan Geneste, J. W. Paape, F. C. Peters

Boorterrein Aroebaai Soengei Lipoet

H. P. N. Blokzijl, YY. G. J. Bohnen, W. J. C. Bleekemolen, J. J. Houthuyse,

A. Dankelman, G. W. Drenthen, P. O. M.. van Bueren Lammerts

C.Jansen,

’s-Gravendijk,

F. S. N. O. D.

yon Horst,

Klopmann, W.

De

M. Kwadijk, E. . Meilof, O. E. (Medan Chamber of Commerce)— Handelsvereeniging te Medan”

Mouthaan, H. W. van der Sluis, J. Voorstraat, Medan

Smit, H. Tulp, L. M. Vermaas, R. de

1550 THE EAST COAST OF SUMATRA

De Javasche Bank (Agents: Hongkong Dunlop & Co., E., Import Merchants

and

CableShanghai BankingCodes:

Ad: Delegatie; Corporation)—

A.B.C. 5th H. H. Vermeer, manager

edn., Lieber’s and Bentley’s C. F. Reitz | F. T. Schut

Medan Agency—Telephs. 82 (Manager) Eastern Extension, Australasia & China

L. and 84 (Assistant

G. Wiemans, Manager)

manager TelegraphandCo.,International

Imperial Ltd. (Associated

Communica-with

J.P. L.W.Been, assist, manager

Best, per pro. manager tions, Ltd.) — Medan, Deli; Teleph.

J.E. F.A.van Sughtelen, do. Medan 130; Cable Ad: Eastern

Olive, assist, accountant C. M.P. G.Templeton, manager

Calder, assistant

Koetaradja

J. Bens, manager Agency

Tandjong Balei Agency—Teleph. 7 Guthrie & Co., Ltd. (Established 1821),

J. Looman, manager Merchants— 46, Oudemarkt, Medan;

Bengkalis

S. F. vanAgency Musschenbroek, manager Telephs. 367 and

PematangSiantar Agency—Teleph. 150 Codes: A.B.C. 5th368;

andCable Ad: Guthrie;

6th edns., Lieber’s,

S. F Ohlenchlager, manager Bentley’s, Broomhall’s and Private

J. E.C. Horn, manager, signs

Eardman j N. W. Taylor per pro.

“DeCableSumatra Post,” Daily Newspaper—

Ad: Sumatrapost, Medan; Codes: Handel Maatschappy Guntzel and

A.B.C. 6th edn. and Bentley’s complete Schumacher, and

Import, Export, Shipping

phrase code

Varekamp & Co., proprietors to 45; Cable Ad: Guentzel; Codes: A.B.C.42

Insurance—Medan, Deli; Telephs.

J. A.Yarekamp, manager 5th and 6th edns., Bentley’s, Mercuur,

P. A. A. Besnard, editor in chief Private and Acme. Head Office:

Jac. Vreke, P. Vrijdal and H. J. Esplanade, Medan

L. Balink, editors

Printing

F. J. Minnebo, Departmentmanager Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Merchants,

J.S. J.M.van Dillen Lloyd’s Agents

Juliana and Estate

Huis, Medan; Teleph.Agents—

200 (5

F. Kanoeh Busee I| H.F. B.N. Ijoo Nagel lines);CableAd: Crosfield, Medan;(Rubber

Codes:

Bentley’s Phrase,

H. Duinker (advertising department) edn.), Mercuur, A.B.C. 5th edn., Western Broomhall’s

Union

Office: 5-letter

Harrisons edn.& and Private.Ld.,Head

Crosfield, 1-4,

Deli Experiment Station Committee Great Tower Street, London, E.C.

President—J.

Secretary—Dr. T. Volker H. Bitters Branches: Bandoeng, Batavia, Calcutta,

Calicut, Colombo, Kuala Lumpur, Medan,

Melbourne, Montreal, New York, Quilon

Deli Spoorweg Maatschappy (Deli Rail- andJ. Tangier Morton, manager

way Co.)—Medan Deli; Teleph. 32: Cable Management

Ad: Delispoor, Medan; Code: Mercuur

5thDirection

edn. in Europe—Deli Spoorweg J. McQueenDepartment

MaatschappyC.) (Heerengracht 164, Estates Department

J. T.A. C.Bland

Amsterdam

Chairmen—W. F. C. Momma, H. Shedden || G.P. G.L. Hannah

Wimshurst

Cremer, Ir. G. C. M. Smits and Ir. G. T. Thompson I S. McClure

van Dyk (on leave) j (on leave)

Director—B. H. A. van Kreel (Ams- Finance A. Logan

and Accounts Department

(on leave)

terdam)

LocalJ. H.Directors—Dr.

Bitters H. Kolkman and A.R. Reid

Catto R. J. Selby

leave) R.W. W.R. Moss

(onMunro

Ir. H.J. F. EckenhuysenSmit,gen.mgr. W. K. Norton

Ir. H. Gillespie

H. F.A. Tremml,

Baron van supt.Styrum,

(way andsecretary

works) Insurance

N. van Vliet Department | C. Eike»s

J.Ir.J.J.Schoevaart,

A. A. Hoefnagels, loco. supt.

chief accountant

J.Ir.B.A.Thbnissen, supt. (trafficand

H. van Assen, chief engineer trade)

F. A. Moes | J. Gnodde

THE EAST COAST OF SUMATRA 1551

Shipping Department Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij

W.A.M.H.Campbell | A. C. Weeda (Netherlands

—Telephs. 30, Trading Society),

33, 455, 556, 652, Bankers

994 and

van

Oudvorst |I G. H. W.(onKingmaleave) 1381; Cable Ad: Trading

Procuration Holders

J. A. Bland | A. Logan

W. M. Campbell J. McQueen Roos, Anton,Import and Export Merchant

—Medan, Pangkalan Brandan; Belawan;

R. Catto I W. Thomson Cable

Belawan Sub-branch

J. Hendriksen | C. F. Schwaner 4th andAd: Antqnroos;

5th edns. and BenCodes:

tley’s A.B.C.

Tebing Tenggi Sub-branch Samarangsche Zee-en Brand-Assuran-

L. L. A. Balei

Tandjong Beek Sub-branch tie

H. G. Kromsigt | T. van Loo rang.Maatschappij—Head

Cable Ad: Parisejapi. Office: Branch

Sama-

Siantar Sub-branch Offices at Medan,

Batavia, Makassar,Soerabaia,

AmsterdamBandoeng,

and

A. Bruce

Laboean Bilik Sub-branch Sydney

K. G. van Leeuwen F. van Otteh, manager

Immigrants’ Asylum—Medan Boolweg 23; Society of Assistants in Deli — Padang

Teleph. 6 Boelanweg 319, Medan

Members

Presidentof ofManagement—

the Board of Superinten- President—Joh. M. de Soet

dence—The Governor of Sumatra’s Secy., Treas. and Editor of the Paper

East Coast —H. J, de.Ruyter

President—J. H. Bitters , Consul—N. Pliester, J. H. Schuyt and

Secretary—Dr. T. Yolker J. C. Baars

Fortnightly Paper: De Planter

Medical

Manager—H. Officer—J. Potter van Loon

van Berkel Van Nie & Co., Import Merchants—

Koek & Co., Automobielhandel—Medan Serdangweg, Medan; Cable Ad: Vannie,

J. P. Boode, manager Codes A.B.C. 5th & 6th edns., Bentley’s

A. P. M. Andretsch, do. Complete

Mercuur Phrase, Rudolf Mosse and

McAuliffe, Davis & Hope — Nillmij Adr. Vervloet, actg. mgr. and partner

Building, Medan; Teleph. 941; Cable Ad: A. D. van Buren Scheie, procurator

McAuliffe, Medan; Codes: Bentley’s and C. Fink, procurator

Broomhall’s Rubber edn. A. H. de Jong L.M. van den

van Berg

Ph.Bronkhorst

Sir H. T. McAuliffe, f.c.a., partner J.P. D.PlatH. Kuyp

(London) N. Ruyter P. de Jongh

F. H. Grumitt, a.c.a., partner (Penang) P. Hartmans S. van der Meer

A. Dobson, a.s.a.a., do. (Singapore)

C. firm)

Grumitt, a.c.a., assist, (signs the

G.A. M.

A. Murphy, a.c.a., assistant Yarekamp & Co., Printers, Publishers,

Griffith, a.c.a., do. Bookbinders, Booksellers and Stationers,

S. Lee, a.c.a., do. Publishers of the Daily

Sumatra Post”—Medan, East Coast, Newspaper “De

London Firm and Branches Sumatra; Codes: A.B.C. 6th and Bent-

McAuliffe, Davis k Hope, Chartered ley’s complete phrase

J. Yarekamp, managercode

Accountants,

don, E.C. 2;80, and Bishopsgate, Lon-

at Penang, E. G. Leffelaar, assist, manager Mij.

Singapore, Batavia, Soerabaya, Chartered Nederlandsch-Indische Escompto

Paris, Barcelona, Madrid, New and China Bank of India, Australia

York, Rio-de-Janeiro, Sao Paulo, A. P.P. Vrijdal

A. A. Besnard H. B. Ijdo

Santos, Para, Buenos Ayres and

Colombo J. Vreke J. Keppler

Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank H. J. L. Balink G. R. Smit

N.V.—Medan; Cable Ad: Handelbank H. Duinker N. Nagel

J. H.Franse, agent accountant J. J. van Dillen Miss G.

Wijnaendts, S. M. Buse Holtzapffel

Ch. J. Patstra

R.D. Schimmelfenhig

Broekhuizen v/d Oye Waugh k Co., Ltd., Henry

A. T. M. Hancock, manager

TARIFF OF INVOICE CHARGES AT MANILA

MANILA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Amended Invoice Charges Adopted 1st April, 1925

Hemp.—Fire Insurance, j per cent, plus 20 per cent, per month on first cost, plus screwage

Store Eent 8 cents per bale per month.

Charges for delivering hemp ex-godown 20 cents made up as follows: 10

cents cost of receiving into godown from lighter or casco and 10 cents for re-

delivering.

Dry Sugar.—Boat and coolie hire, receiving and shipping, 25 cents per picul. Fire Insurance

| per cent, plus 20 per cent, per month. Store Eent, 3 cents per picul per month.

Wet Sugar.—Landing, shipping, bags and bagging, 75 cents per picul. Fire Insurance, J per

cent, plus 20 per cent, per month on first cost. Store Eent, 3 cents per picul per

month.

Coffee.—Eeceiving and weighing, 40 cents per picul. Bags, packing and shipping, 40 cents per

picul. Fire Insurance, i per cent, plus 20 per cent, per month on first cost. Store

Eent, 12 cents per picul per month.

Coprate.—Receiving, weighing and shipping, 35 cents per picul, including lighterage, or 25

cents without lighterage. Fire Insurance, | per cent, plus 20 per cent, per month

on first cost. Store Eent, 6 cents per picul per month.

Sapanviood.—Eeceiving, loading, and shipping, 40 cents per picul.

Hide Cuttings.—Loading and shipping, 30 cents per picul.

Cordage.-—Loading and shipping, 50 .cents per picul.

Indigo.—Eeceiving and packing in: pitched cases, P.2.50 per quintal. Classification, P.1.00,

per quintal. Loading and shipping, 50 cents per quintal.

Leo/Tobacco.—Eeceiving, packing and shipping, P.2.50 per bale of 2 quintals and P.4.50 per

bale of 4 quintals. Fire Insurance,:^ per cent, plus 20 per cent, per month. Store

Rent, 10 cents per bale of 3 quintals per month.

Cigars.—Receiving, packing and shipping, P.7.50 per case of 10,000.

Eules Covering

StandardHemp

Size,Damage in Godown,

Reconditioning Shortand/or

Broken, Weight,Rejected

and Bales

Bales.Exceeding

the That damage done byin “anay” to hemp

of sale,onsaid

deposit

riskshall

shallbebeforforthe risk and accountafterof

expiryoriginal depositor,

of three monthsbut, theofevent

from date purchase. account of buyer

For reconditioning'broken bales, P.1.00 per bale.

For re-classifying, packing and pressing damaged or rejected bales, P.1.50 per bale.

For sundrying, re-classifying, packing and pressing damaged or rejected bales, P.2.60

per bale.Payable by seller to buyer.

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Bentleys & Bentleys Codes:

part of the population included 9,428,291 Filipinos; 43,802 Chinese; 5,774 Americans;

7,806977Japanese;

and of other3,945 Spaniards; 1,140

nationalities-. Only English;

932,953, 286

or 9.4Germans;

per cent.,182were

French; 125 Swiss;

non-Christians

and pagans, hut even these are now fast taking advantage of the all-pervading system

of public schools.

Physical Fkatukes axd Climate

Plain,Thethecoastline

Cagayanincludes manyValleys

and Bicol fertile coastal plains.

of Luzon; Added Plain

the Central to theseof are the and

Panay; Central

the

Agusan and Cotabato Valleys of Mindanao. Most of the large islands are crossed by

well-defined ranges, running, as a rule, in a north and south direction;

south-eastern Mindanao, is the highest peak, with an altitude of 9,610 feet. Mount Apo, in

The greater part of the archipelago conies within the typhoon area and violent

storms are of frequent Occurrence during the rainy season July to September

inclusive.

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PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Named in honour of Philip II, King of Spain

rosaryTheof Philippine

glowing islandsIslandsthathave

naturebeen

has picturesquely

hung about thedescribed

heaving bosomas ‘ a ofmagnificent

the warm

Pacific The archipelago is bounded on the north and west by the China Sea, on the

■east by the Pacific Ocean, and on the south by the Celebes and Sulu Seas. The land

area is 115.000 square miles, while the land and sea area embraced within the treaty

boundaries is 833,000 square miles, which is greater than the land and water area of

Great

and 22Britain and Ireland.

North Latitude, The Philippines

and from East to Westextend from117North

between and 127to South between 5

East Longitude,

•or approximately 1200 miles from North to South, and 700 miles from East to West.

Area and Population

The total area of the Philippine Islands is 114,400 square miles. This is larger

than the states of New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware put together.

The Philippine Archipelago is composed of 7,083 islands, of which 2,441 are named

and 4,642 are not. There are 11 important islands, each of which has an area of

38,012;than

more 1,0005,124;

Samar, square miles.4,903;

Negros, Luzon has an4,500;

Palawan, area Panay,

of 40,814

4,448;square miles;3,794;

Mindoro, Mindanao

Leyte

2,799; Cebu, 1,695; Bohol, 1,534; and Masbate, 1,255.

The Archipelago is divided into three great groups of islands designated as

Luzon,

Bataan,the Yisayas,Bulacan,

Batangas, and Mindanao. Luzon includes

Cagayan, Camarines Norte,theCamarines

provincesiSur,of Cavite,

Abra, Albay,

Ilocos

Norte,

Nueva Vizcaya, Pampanga, Pangasinan, Bizal, Sorsogon, Tarlac, Tayabas Ecija,

Ilocos Sur, Isabela, Laguna, La Union, Mountain Province, Nueva and

Zambales, and the island-provinces of Batanes, Marinduque, Masbate and Mindoro.

The

and second group, the Yisayas, is made up of the provinces of Antique, Capiz

islandIloilo, on theand

of Negros; island

the ofindividual

Panay; island-provinces

Occidental Negros and Oriental

of Bohol, Negros,Bomb)on,

Cebu, Leyte, on the

Samar and Palawan. The third group, Mindanao, is made up of the provinces of

Agusan, Bukidnon, Cotabato, Davao, Lanao, Misamis, Surigao, Zamboanga, and a

cluster of islands forming the province of Sulu.

According to the Philippine Census of 1918, the total population was 10,314,310

ofchiefly

the of the Malay

blending

part ofJapanese;

tLe population

race,Oriental,

of the 91* per cent, of whomand

the Spanish,

included 9,428,291

weretheChristians,receiving

Filipinos; American

43,802 Chinese;

the benefits

civilizations. . This

5,774 Americans;

7,806 3,945 Spaniards; 1,140 English; 286 Germans; 182 French; 125 Swiss;

and 977 of other nationalities. Only 932,953, or 9.4 per cent., were non-Christians

and pagans, but even these are now fast taking advantage of the all-pervading system

of public schools.

Physical Features and Climate

Plain,Thethecoastline

Cagayan includes

and manyValleys

Bicol fertile coastal plains. Central

of Luzon; Added to theseof are the and

Central

Agusan and Ootabato Valleys of Mindanao. Mosttheof the largePlain

islands Panay;

are crossed the

by

well-defined ranges, running, as a rule, in a north and south

south-eastern Mindanao, is the highest peak, with an altitude of 9,610 feet. direction; Mount Apo, in

The greater part of the archipelago copies within the

storms are of frequent occurrence during the rainy season July to September typhoon area and violent

inclusive.

1554 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

The climate in the lowlands is tropical, but compared with most other tropical

countries

temperateitclimes. is neitherAt unhealthful

certain seasons norofunpleasantly

the year humidity hot, even to people

in the born inmakes

atmosphere tho

the

monly heatexperienced

trying, but intheNew thermometer

York, seldom registers

Washington, or Tokyo,the intemperatures

the height not summer.

of uncom-

Moreover the periods of extreme heat and extreme humidity, dn the Philippines, do-

not

the coincide.

period March The hot and dry

to May, whileseason

the occurs

heavyinrains the greater

fall betweenpart ofJulytheand

islands during^

September.

Speaking in general the heat in most parts of the islands is never extreme, and sun-

stroke is so rare as to be almost unheard of. Due to the fact that the islands are con-

stantly fanned

altitudes by refreshing

the climate sea breezes,

is temperate, and atthetimes nights are pleasantly

wintry. At the cool.

mountainIn theresort

higherof

Baguio, 180 miles north of Manila, log fires are to be found burning in the living rooms

of most homesides during the greater part of the year.

storms Thewhich

greater parthave of thetheirarchipelago theliesPacific,

withina fewthe typhoon area,

miles and

eastinviolent

island of Luzon,usually

not infrequently origin

sweepinover the islands hundreddestruction

leaving oftheir

the

wake. Timely

Weather Bureau warning

of of the

Manila, so approach

that every ofpossible

a typhoon is invariably

precaution may be published

taken to by the

prevent

unnecessary loss of life and destruction of property.

The islands are at times subject to great seismic and volcanic activity. Of the'

active volcanoea,

symmetrical shape,Mayon,

which isinanthe province

almost perfectofcone. Albay,This is noteworthy becauseforth

volcano has broken of its-

in

destructive eruption on several occasions within recent years. During the eruption

of1911,1900Taal

lavaVolcano,

flowed from its crater to the sea, a distance of nearly ten miles. In January,

Manila, burst forth on witha small

titanicisland in the

violence, causing middle of loss

great LakeofTaaL 40 miles

life and south ofa

annihilating

dozen villages. Other important active volcanoes are Oanlaon in Negros, Apo in

Mindanao, Claro Babuan on a small island north

island of Camaguin. This volcano made its first appearance in 1856 as a columnof Luzon, and Catarman on theof

smoke between two rocks. In the following year it underwent violent eruption,

attended

nearly allbytheearthquakes,

islands of theandarchipelago

by 1860 itextinct had attained

volcanoesanexist, elevation

and thereof 700is feet.

no doubt In

that

activity. the various volcanic belts bear an intimate relation to the centers ef earthquake

Health

The Philippine Health Service

measures and promulgating rules and regulation is the Governmentfor thebranch in charge

promotion of enforcingof

and protection

public health

extends to all and for thetowns

the cities, maintenance

and barrios of general sanitary conditions.

of the Islands. Due to its work,Its jurisdiction

there has

been noticeable general health improvement all over the archipelago during the past

two decades. The system of sanitation actually enforced in the Philippine Islands is

conceded to be on a par with that of any other civilized country in the world. The

people of the Philippines

and nation-wide are beginningTheto old

system of sanitation. realize the advantages

attitude of distrustoftowards

a well-organized

sanitary

rules in the country has disappeared; the people to-day are exerting all their energies

toward promoting the gospel of clean and healthy living.

ing throughout the Islands, and every day they are gaining ground in the estimation Hospitals are fast increas-

of the people. In Manila, the largest and most up-to-date among the hospitals is

21theinPhilippine

the provinces.GeneralActivities

Hospital.relatedThereto childare 10welfare

hospitals in the are

in general citylooked

of Manilaafterandby

the officeandof Inspectors

aminers the Publichas Welfare

the Commissioner.

immediate supervision The and Boardcontrol

of Pharmaceutical

of all pharmacies, Ex-

drug-stores, dispensaries and similar establishments, both private and public, in the

Philippines

be The death

lower than ratedeath

amongratetheinEuropean and American .residents of Manila is said to

however, by thethefact that a majority New ofYorksuchorresidents

Chicago do This may

not establish be accounted

themselvesfor,in

the islands until they have reached adult age, and

their more temperate homeland as they approach the declining years. Moreover,they almost invariably returnas toa

rule, only the physically fit venture to leave their own country

out careers for themselves overseas. Ideal health resorts are found in the highlands. for the purpose of carving

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 1555

such as Baguio in the Mountain Province, (5000 feet above sea level), and the settlements

inSibul

theSprings,

vicinity Losof Lake

Banos,Lauao, in Hindanas.

Kloudyke’s (on the The medicinal

Benguet) road,qualities

and many of theother

waters

hot orof

‘ ‘ mineral springs, are known to be of great value.

History

In his trip around the world, Ferdinand Magellan, a Portuguese, in the service

| ofcountry,

Spain, colonized

discovereditthein Philippine Islands

1565, when Legaspi, on March

the first15th,Governor

1521. Spain,

of theclaiming the

Philippines,

i, founded the first Spanish settlement in Cebu. The city of Manila was founded on

I June 24til, 1571.

The early history of the Philippines is a record of continual trouble. Conflicts

I between the civil and ecclesiastical authorities led to internal contentions, while both

Portugal andDutch

the Netherlands coveted these rich

fiveatpossessions

whichand harassed the Spaniards.

, |i In 1606 the

by the Spanish fleet.blockaded

Attacksthewere portsalso

with

made ships,

different were,

points byhowever,

powerfuldestroyed

Chinese

". piratical

with 2,000fleets. The mostat celebrated

men landed Manila in of1574, thesebutwas wasthedefeated

invasionandbydriven

Li Ma out Hon,by who

the

I Spaniards and natives, under the leadership of Juan de Salcedo. In 1762 the capital

was taken by the English, the private property of the inhabitants being saved from

• plunder

was paidonin the money condition

and. theof other

the payment of a upon

half in bills ransomtheofSpanish

£1,000,000, half of Inwhich

Treasury. the

1' meantime, however, peace had been concluded, and the islands were restored to

Spain, payment of the balance of the indemnity not being insisted upon.

,• The trade

galleon Filipinos were given

instituted by therepresentation

Spanish Government in the Spanishending Cortes

in 1815.in The 1810.portTheof

|) Suez Canal in 1869, direct mail service with Spain was inaugurated and railroadsof and

Manila was opened to the commerce of the world in 1830. With the opening the

| telegraphs were introduced into the Islands. Attempts to throw off the Spanish yoke

were made in 1822, 1841, 1842, 1872 and 1896. On June 12th, 1897, Philippine Inde-

j pendence

Upon the was proclaimed

outbreak in Cavite,

of hostilities and the

between the Philippine

United States flag and

was Spain

officiallyin unfurled.

1898, the

[ Insurgents

result that offered

while to

the co-operate

Americans with

took the

and former.

held theThe offer

city of was accepted

Manila, the with the

Insurgents

■overthrew Spanish authority throughout the remainder of the Island of Luzon and

i established

modore a government of theirsquadron

own withinGeneral Aguinaldo Mayas Treaty

Dictator. Com-

| PhilippineDewey sank the

Republic was Spanish

established on January Manila21st,Bay

1899.on The 1st, 1898. The

of Paris,

! providing for the cession of the Philippine Islands to the United States, was ratified

I by the Senate of the United States on February 6th, 1899. Civil government was

1| established

inaugurated inon the Islands16th,on 1907.

October July The4th, new

1901. Philippine

The first Autonomy

Philippine Act,Assemblycommonlywas

! known as the Jones Law, came into force on August 29th, 1916. To-day, with the

exception of the Governor-General, and the Vice-Governor, the administration of the

| internal affairs of the country is practically in the hands of the Filipinos.

1 Government

If The government of the Philippine, Islands is,administered through three, separate

and co-ordinate branches—the executive, legislative, and judicial.

The Governor General is the chief executive of the Islands and represents the

', sovereign

United States powerby ofandthewith Unitedthe States.

advice andhieconsentis appointed

of thebyUnited

the President of the

States Senate.

Under him are the secretaries of six executive departments—the Department of the

■ Interior,

Department the ofDepartment

Justice, theofDepartment

Public Instruction,

of Agriculture the Department ofResources,

Finance, and the

s the Department of Commerce and Communications. WithandtheNatural

exception of the Vice-

■ Governor, who is appointed in the same way as the Governor-General

same time Secretary of Public Instruction, all the other secretaries are Filipinos. and is at the

Under each executive department are the different bureaus of the Government.

The Philippine legislative body is composed of two Houses—the Senate and the

House of Representatives. There are in all 93 representatives and 24 senators, re-

presenting the City of Manila and the 48 provinces of the archipelago, all

l5r,G PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

ofandwhen), are electexiwhobyarepopular

two senators vote by,withthetheGovernot^Gleneral

appointed exception of nineto, representatives

represent the

provinces of Nueva Vizcaya, Mountain Province, Agusan, Bukidnon,'Cotabato, Davao, .

Lanao,

million. Sulu and Zamboanga. The number of registered vbter& is appiVximateiy a

The provincial and municipal governments are within

Department of the. Interior thrbugli the Executive^ Bureau and the Bureau of Non- the jurisdiction of the

Christian

ized provincesTribes,

and the former exercising

two sb-called authority

special provinces over theand37Palawan,

of Batanes regularlyandorgan-

the

latter over nine Specially organized provinces. The chief executive in each province is

aorganized

provincialprovinces

Governor,under

whotheis elected

Bureau by popular sutfragetribes,

of Non-Christian exceptnamely,

in fiveBukidnon,

specially

Cotabato, Lanao; subject

Governor-General Mountainto confirmation

Province andby Sulu, where heSenate.

the Philippine is appointedWith theby Pro-

the

vincial Governor are two other members of the Provincial Board, which constitutes

the legislative branch of the provincial government. In

provinces the two members of the Board are elected by popular vote. In each of the all regularly organized

specially organized provinces the Provincial Board is made up of the Provincial

Governor, the Provincial Treasurer or the Provincial Secretary-Treasurer (who is an

appointive official), and a third member who, in the case of the provinces of Batanes

and

vincesPalawan,

under istheelected by popular

Bureau vote, and inTribes

of Non-Christian the caseis ofelected

the specially

by theorganized

votes of pro-

the

councillors

president isand

the vice-presiden

chief executive ts ofinmunicipalities

each town or and municipal districts.

municipality, and the The legislative

local municipal

branch is a municipal council of from 8 to 18 councillors, depending upon the number

oflorsinhabitants of thebymunicipality.

are all elected popular vote. The president,

In the special the vice-president,

provinces under theandB.N.C.T.

the council-

there

are still some municipalities with appointive presidents,, but the vice presidents and

councillors are elective.

The Philippine judiciary system consists of the Supreme Court, as the highest

tribunal;

which hasasixCourt of First

judges, Instancefor

the same covering each judicial

the city district, the

of Manila; except the ninthCourts

Municipal district,of

Manila and Baguio; and a Justice of the Peace court for each municipality. The

Supreme

whom are appointed by the President of the United States with the consent ofalltheof

Court is composed of one chief justice and twelve associate justices,

Courts ofStates

United First Senate.

Instance. TheAn Supreme

appeal liesCourtfrom the has decision

appellate of thejurisdiction

Supreme overCourttheof

the Philippine Islands to the Supreme Court of the United States in certain cases.

Education and Literacy

Public education in the Philippines is free, secular and co educational, and the prin-

cipal aim is to make the people socially proficient. As a means to this end, emphasis

is placed upon the spread of literacy on the basis of a common language—English.

The Bureauand

elementary of Education

high schoolsmaintains a complete

are distributed systemtheof Islands.

throughout public education. Public

Insular schools

isforincreasing

special education

every yearareand

maintained.

now exeedsTheoneenrolment

million. ofPrivate

students in thepatterned

schools, public schools

after

the public

sprung up schools, besides theinoldrecent

in the Philippines Spanishyears.schoolsPractically

and colleges whichoffer

all these stillinstruction

survive, havein

English, andUpon

curricula. even graduating

the old Spanish fromschools

the highand schools,

colleges have included are

the students English in their

admitted to

higher institutions of learning, among which are the University of the Philippines,

established and maintained by the Philippine Government,

Tomas, the University of San Juan de Letran, the National University, and the the University of Santo

University of Manila.

the English and

Islands. Spanish

Thenative

English arelanguage

both used as official the

issome

becoming languages

dominant and language.

are widely spoken

There in

are

six established dialects with

Visayan, Ilocano, Bicol, Pangasinan and Pampangan. printed literature, namely, the Tagalog,

Not including the various dialects of the Mohammedans of Mindanao and Sulu,

or of the Mountain tribes of Northern Luzon, or of various tribes of Pajans.

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 15W

Aoiticxivn;ke and Minerals

Cane Sugar is by far the most important product of the Islands. Extensive areas

of cane are under cultivation in Negros, Panay, Central Luzon, Cebu, and Obtabatb,

and modern mills and rehneries have been established, in recent years, in these localities.

domesticThe Philippine

agriculturalIslands

products is anforagricultural country.andTheapproximately

their livelihood, people depend88chiefly on

per cent,

of the total exports of the Islands is made up of the produce of the farms. The soil

is fertile to a degree, being for the most part volcanic'in origin and exceedingly rich in

all varieties of sedimentary deposits. The total area of Cultivated lands'in the Philip-

pines atareatheof present

entire time is estimated at 3,643,000 hectares, or 12 per cent, of the

the country.

widely cultivated crop. The areaofdevoted

Hice is the'staple fobd-prOdudt the inhabitants of the Islands.

to its cultivation It is their most-

is approximately one’

and three quarter million hectares. Considerable quantities of this cereal; however,

are still imported, chiefly from French Indo-China. Through the'efforts Of the Bureau

offarming.

Agriculture

Seed local farmers

selection are realizing

is given the advantages

due emphasis. Several ofirrigation

scientificsystems

methodsarein now

rice

completed, many more are in process of construction, and others are being projected.

This is bound in the near future to do away with the ravages of droughts, which

are of periodical

ortivated

three occurrence,

crops isa also

year inreceiving and sections

the rice at the sameof thetime make feasible

archipelago. Thetheextension

growing ofof two

cul-

farmers. areas due attention from the Government and the local

Manila hemp, which the Philippines supplies to the world as first-class cordage

material, is produced from the leaf stalks of the Abaca plant thriving in the Islands.

The fibre is also used for making binder twine, and from the old disintegrated Manila

ropes is made the well-known and much-used Manila paper. In the Philippines, Abaca

fibre is extensively used in the manufacture of cloth. In the making of baskets,

slippers,

Within thematslastand few other

years articles, the fibre use

a very important has for

beenthetried

fibrewith excellent

has been foundresults.

in the

manufacture of hats.

Coconut palms are grown extensively and copra and vegetable oil constitute a

considerable

Cagayan andsource of wealth.

Cotabato rivers, and Tobacco is grown

is exported successful

to the UnitedinStates

the fertile valleysinof the

and Spain the

form of Cigars and leaf tobacco. The best and choicest class is raised in the provinces

of Cagayan and Isabela in northern Luzon and in CotabiitO, Mindanao. Sugar-cane

thrives well, principally in the island of Negros. The most noteworthy feature or

sugar-cane

centrals during growing

recentandyears.sugar Themanufacturing

extension ofisthethecultivated

increase inareatheand

number of sugar

the introduc-

tion of tractors and other farm machinery of good varieties, use of fertilizers and

proper culture have largely brought about the increase in production.

Among the other crops with great agricultural possibilities are maguey, sisal, corn,

coffee,

an rubber, kapok,

agricultural pursuitcacao,is alsocassava, peanut, vegetables and fruits. Cattle-1’aising as

very promising.

Gold and coal are still the two

mining, the Benguet a,nd Masbate districts have leading mineralbeenproducts

consistentof producers

the islands.forIna number

quartz

ofamongyears.the The mines of Antamok ancl Balatoc, in the sub-province

richest (in gold per ton 2 quartz in the world. The output of gold from Benguet, are

these mines has increased from year to year, the production in 1931 having doubled

that of 1930. In the dredging held new operations have recently begun in the Lianga

district of eastern

native furnaces Mindanao,continue

of Bulacan in addition

to be tothetheonlywell known

source Baracale

of iron district.Other

production. The

metallic deposits worthy of consideration are the copper

of Surigao and Calambayanga Island; manganese of Ilocos Norte and Masbate; lead of Mancayan and Suyoc; iron

and zinc of Masbate and Marinduque, and platinum of Mindanao.

Coal is being produced from Cebu, Mindanao and Batan. A cement plant was

completed in Cebu in 1923 by a company subsidized by the Philippine Government.

ofExploratory

petroleumdrilling for petroleum

and natural gas but intheBondoc

quantity Peninsula

is not encountered

sufficient forslight indications

commercial ex-

up in Leyte and other places. Other non-metallic deposits that have beenbeen

ploitation. Several geological exploration leases for petroleum have also taken

undergo-

1558 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

ing development are the bituminous rock of Leyte, asbestos of Ilocos Norte, and the

guano and phosphate rock deposits .of Capiz, Pangasinan, Mindoru, Tayabas and

several other provinces. Forests

Timber forests are found in all the principal islands of the archipelago, covering an

65,000 sq. miles are commercial forests.per cent,

area of about 76,000 sq. miles, or 67 These offorests

the total area.someNotof the

contain less finest

than

timber in the world, especially for cabinet work. Many species

family are used as substitute for mahogany and are sold in foreign markets as Philippine of the Dipterocarp

mahogany. Minor forest products such as rattan, oils, copal gum, tanbark, dyebark,

and dyewood are abundant.

The Governmetit

Philippines, and the owns Bureaumore than 99 per

of Forestry has cent,

controlof over

all thethem.

standing

The timber of the

public forests

00 steam sawmills, which are equipped with modern machinery fit to meet the and

are not sold, but are developed under a license system. There are between 80 big

enterprise of the Islands., Fisheries

coastsFishing

of the isislands

an undeveloped

teem with common industryvarieties

in the Philippines.

of food fishes.TheAmong watersthose alongfoundthe

in commercial quantites are anchovies, herrings; silversides, mackerels, snappers,

pom panes,

fishes. sea-basses,

Themodern

local market, mullets,

however, milkfishes, sardines, barracudas,

is under-supplied, porgies,

fishingandOther

parrot-

on because equipment adapted to deep-water asfishing only isinshore

not used. is carried

sea-

products

pearl shells,found in Philippine

top shell and windowwaters shells.are shark fins, sponges, trepang, pearls and

Manufactures and Industries

The Philippines is a prospective industrial field. The country has available raw

materials such as Manila hemp, copra, lumber, shells, lumbang and castor seeds, clay,

limestone,

tures and bamboo,

industries.buntal, dye-woods

Manila and a and few cassava for thearedifferent

other cities centres oflines

theseof industrial

manufac-

activities. However, some of the big establishments

lumber mills are found in localities nearest the sources of materials. such as sugar centrals, rice and

The production of coconut oil constitutes one

The first modern coconut oil mill was built in 1911. The world-war gave an im-of the principal local industries.

petus to the industry, thereby placing coconut oil at the top of the list of Philippine

exports

Many other for 1919.

centralsTheandfirstimproved

sugar centralmachinery in thewere

Philippines was established

then installed in almostinall1910. the

leading sugar sections of the Islands. Consequently,

increase in the sugar exports of the Islands was noted. Early in 1920 after 1910 a considerable

more than

30 sugar centrals with a total daily output of over 20,000 tons of centrifugal sugar

were

cigar infactories.

actual operation.

The rope Manila cigars andfactories

and hemp-braid cigarettesare areyearly

the output

turningofoutPhilippine

finished

products

become a toprincipal

the valuelocalofindustry.

millions ofTo-day pesos.thereWithin are morerecentthanyears, rice mills,

460 rice millingwithhasa

maximum daily capacity of 50,000 cavanes, distributed throughout the archipelago.

deryAmong the local household

and hat-making. The outputindustries,

of themention

simple maynativebe made

looms,ofwhich

weaving, embroi-in

are found

practically every household in the provinces where weaving is done, increased as the

industry found an ever-widening

cloths nianufactured are the “ sinamay local market.

” and theThe“abatex,” most important

both of which of these are native

made

mostly from the abaca fibre, the “pifia” made from the pineapple fibre, the “jusi”

made from imported gummed spun silk fibres in threads

or the native abaca, pina and maguey fibres, and the “ Abellloco” or Ilocano clothmixed with mercerized cotton

manufactured

Philippinechiefly in the Iloco

hand-made provinces from

embroideries ofbothcotton

arePhilippine nativeandandlinen;

imported silkcotton

is used.threads.

no nainsooks, The

materials

voile,United

georgette, used

crepeThein the

de chine making of

andarticles

net-cotton. embroideries

These materials are batiste,

the States. principal of embroideries made arearelingerie,

imported form

children’s

clothes,

the handkerchiefs, table cloths toandorders underwear of various the classes, which

States.are for

workmostdonepart is ofprepared

a very according

good ‘grade and brings received

goodfromprices. United

On account of The

the

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 1559

abundance or suitable local materials for hatrmakipg, and- fch,e excellent prices peered

for Philippine hats, the manufacture of hats is a profitable industry. Philippine hats

are made from native

The minor materials

industries of the'such as bamboo,

Inlands buntal, buri, sabutan

include shipbuildihg, foundriesandandpandah.

machine

shops, the making of shoes;'Soap, matches, salt and pots, besides1 the aerated water and

mineral water factories. Among the potential industries are the cement^ leather,

button, glass, perfume, starch, caustic soda and coir mat industries.

The Labour Movement

The economic development of the Philippines has brought in its train the formation

of many trade unions, organizations and mutual benefit societies intended for the

protection and advancement

labour organization establishedof inlabour’s interestswasand“Union

the Islands for mutual

Obrerahelp.' The first

Democratica”

(Democratic Labour Union) on February 2nd, 1902, in the city of Manila. Subsequently,

the formation of labour organizations was given greater impetus as the workers were

stimulated by the success attained in dealing collectively with their employers in their

demand

total of 120 forsuch

higher wages and with

organizations bettera paid

working conditions,

membership until atwere

of 150,000 the inendexistence

of 1923 ina

the whole Archipelago, the majority of them being located in

Philippines there are three national labour organizations controlling the majority the city of Manila. In theof

trade unions and other organizations, viz., Congreso Obrero

Congress of the Philippines), Federacion del Trabajo de Filipinas (Federation of de FilipinaS (Labour

Labour of the Philippines)

Labourers of the Philippines. and the National Confederation of Tenants and Farm

Transportation and Communications

The bulk of overseas shipments are made from the port of Manila, although

Cebu,

facilities. Vessels drawing and

_ Iloilo, Zamboanga 30 feetDavao

or moreare can

openloadports with good

and unload alongside harbour

their

inwharves with perfect

the coastwise trade.safety. Nearly a thousand inter-island vessels are now operated

_ Manila,

Orient. Thethe .capitalat and

harbour chief portof this

thebyentrance of the Islands, is on theThelargest bay in the

for steamers is protected a semi-circularbaybreakwater

is landlocked. anchorage

within which is a space

basin

large enough to accommodate all vessels of the size of the

steamship lines are maintained between Manila and Hongkong, Amoy, San Francisco,“ Empress ” liners. Regular

Seattle. Vancouver,. Cadiz and Australian ports.

There are at present 1,272 kilometres of railroad car-lines in the Philippines.

TheytheareGovernment;

by owned by twoandcompanies—the

the Philippine Manila

RailwayRailroad

Company. Company,

In Manilawhichandis inownedthe

province of Rizal, electric car service is maintained by the Manila Electric Company,

the total

Nextextent of its linestobeing

in importance 88 kilometres.

railways in the domestic transportation of the Islands

are motor

Public vehicles.

Utility CommissionManyareprivate

engagedindividuals and companiesboth

in land transportation authorized by the

for passengers

and Thefreight.

construction of good roads open to all kinds of traffic in different parts of

the Islands has been properly attended to by the Philippine Government during the

past 20 years.

There between

operation are at present two cableandlinesforeign

the Philippines and one radio communication

countries, , Zamboanga isservice in radioin

communication

more extensive with stations

facilitiesand in North

for telephone Borneo.

internal communication The increased need for better and

extension of telegraph lines, submarinehascables, been metradiobysystem

the rapidand

mail service.

Experiments have been made

passenger service, both domestic and foreign. recently with aviation as a factor in the mail and

Banking and Coinage

AmongCitytheBank

National principal

of Newbanking

York, institution’s

the Hongkongdoing and business

Shanghaiin,Bankingthe Islands, are the

Corporation,

the Chartered Bank of India, etc., the Philippine National Bank, the Peoples Bank

and Trust Co., the China

and the Philippine Trust Co. Banking Corporation, the Bank of the Philippine Islands,

1560 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

The coins used in the Philippine Islands are of the following denominations:—Peso,

one-half pesoand(50one

centavos, centavos),

centavo.pesetaThe(.20paper

centavos),

moneymedia peseta in(10 1,centavos),

is issued 2, 5, 10, five

20,

50, 100, 200, and 500 peso denominations. The Philippine peso is equivalent to

fifty cents in United States Qurrency. The Philippine Commission maintained

parity by passing the Gold Standard Act on October 10th, 1903. The new peso now this

coined contains 20 grammes of silver, 800 fine; the 50 centavo piece contains 10

grammes of silver, 750 fine; 20-centavo piece, four grammes of silver, 750 fine; and the

10-ceutavo piece, two grammes of silver 750 fine.

DIRECTORY

THE GOVERNMENT OF THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

H.E. The Governor-General —TheodoreExkcutive

Roosevelt

Vice-Governor—George C. Butte

Secretary to the Governor-General—C. W. Franks

Assistant

Chief, SecretaryConstabulary—General

Philippine to the Governor-General—E. It. Ely(on leave) (Manila)

L. R. Sweet

Superintendent, Constabulary Academy—Col. R. A. Duckworth-Ford (Baguio, P.I.)

Secy, of the Interior—Honorio Ventura Under Secy, of Justice—A. Reyes

Under do. Public Instruct!

Secretary, —Feliciano OcampoC. Secy, of Agriculture as Naturalliesources—-

dn^-George

Butte Rafael Alunan

Acting Secretary of Finance—Vicente Secretary Under do. —Jorge Vargas

Carmona of Commerce and Communica-

Under tion—Filemon Perez

do. Secretarydo. of Finance—G.

—Vicente Gomez

Carmona Under Secretary of Commerce and Com-

munication—Jbse V. Bagtas

Secretary of Justice—Jose Abad Santos

'Philippine Health Service Assistant Chief — Joaquin Lopez, c.E.

P.O. Box 619 (Manila)

Director of Health—Jacobo Fajardo, a.b., ChiefOffice of Records and Finance

Clerk—Geronimo Mercado, p.a.

Asst. Dir. of Health—E. D. Aguilar m.d. , Chief Acct.—Lope Tayao

Assistant to D.T.M.,

Padua, M.D., the Director—Regino

DR.P.H. G. i Office of Property

Acting Chief—Bonifacio Mencias, M.D.

Division of Communicable Diseases Office of Vital Statistics

Chief—Leoncio Lopez Rizal, a.b., m.d.

Divisiori of Metropolitan Sanitation Chief—Jose Guidote, m.d., o.p.H.

Office of General Inspection

Chief—Eugenio Hernando, m.d., q.p.h. Chief—Felipe Arenas, M.D.

Division of Hospitals and Section on Public Health EducaUon

Dispensaries V and Publicity

Chief—Eusebio D-Aguilar, m.d.

Division off Provincial Sanitation ; Chief—Jose P. Bantug, ph.g., m.d.

—Gabriel Intengan, m.d. Section on Public Health Nursing

Division of Laboratories and Malaria Chief—Genara S. Manongdo, r.n.

■Control, Seciioni ,on Leprosy

Chief—Cristobal Manalang, M.D.

Assistant Chief—Antonio Ejercito, M.D Chief—Sulpicio Chiyuto, m.d.

Division of Sanitary Engineering Culion Leper Colony

Uhief—Manuel Manosa, c.E. I Chief—Vicente Kierulf. m.d.

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 1561

Department of Finance National Library

(Ayuntamiento Intramuros) (Legislative

Director—Teodoro M. Building)

Kalaw,

Secretary of Finance—Vacant

Under Secy, of Finance—Vicente Carmona Assistant Director—Eulogio B. Rodriguez

Acting Secretary Bureau of Prisons

Under Secy, of Finance—Guillermo Gomez (Azcarraga, Sta. Cruz)

Bureau of Customs Director—Ramon Victorio

(Pert Area) Assistant Director—Manuel A. Alzate

Insular Collector—Vicente Aldanese Department of Agriculture and

Insular Deputy Coilectqr—Jesus Obieta Natural Resources

Bureau of Internal Revenue (Ayuntamiento,

Secretary—Rafael Intramuros)

R. Alunan

(229, Juan Luna) Under Secretary—Jorge B. Vargas

Collector—Juan Posadas jr. Bureau of Plant Industry

Deputy Collector—Alfredo L. Yatco

Bureau of the Treasury (291, Cabildo)

Director—Manuel L. Roxas,

(Interdencia Building) Asst. do.—Jos6 S. Camus

Insular Treasurer—Salvador Lagdameo Bureau of Animal Industry

Assistant Treasurer—Antonio Ramos (238, General Luna)

Bureau of Printing Director—Stanton Youngberg

(P.O.Box 157) Bureau of Forestry

Director—Pablo Lucas (244 Juan Luna)

Assist. Director—Manuel Camus Director—Arthur F. Fischer

Department of Justice Asst. Director—Florenci j Tamesis

(Ayuntamiento Intramuros) Bureau of (Lands

Secretary—Jose Santos (Oriente P.Building)

Under Secretary—Luis P. Torres Director—Seraphin Hilado

Bureau of Justice Asst. Director—Jose P. Dans

Attorney-General—Deltin Jaranill a Bureau of Science

Solicitor-General—Cesar Bengzon (727, Herran Ermita)

Assist. Attorneys—Emilio Pena, Salvador Director —Wm. H. Brown

AbadP. Melencio

Jose Santos, Catalino

Ramon Buenaventura,

Quisumbing, Asst. Director—Angel S. Arguelles

Antonio E. Cuyugan, Felipe Natividad, Weather Bureau

Emilio Rilloraza, Natividad Almeda-

Lopez, Francisco Ventura, Felix Bautista Director—Miguel(406, Paudre Faura)

Angelo, Arsenio Paez, Marcial P. Lichan- Asst. do'.—Miguel Selga Saderra Maso

co,

Diaz Roberto Concepcion and Pompeyo

'National Museum

Public Service Commission (P.O. Box 2928)

(86, Sta Potenciana, Intramuros) Acting Director—Jorge B. Vargas

Public Service Commissioner—Manuel V. Department of Commerce and

del Rosario,

Assist. Public(actg)

Service Commissioner — Communications

R. A. Cruz (Ayuntamiento, Intramuros)

Secretary—Roberto Regala Secretary—Filemon Perez

Auditor andEngineer—Vicente

Inspector—T. Canchella Under Secretary—Cipriano E. Unson

Electrical Marasigan Do. —J. V. Bagtas

Supervising dp. —Vicente Manalo Bureau of Public Works

General (Land Registration Office Director—A. (CalleD.Real Intramuros/

Williams

(77, Real, Intramuros) Chief Constructing

Kasilag Engineer—Marcial

Chief—Enrique Altavas

1562 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Chief Designing Engi\—'J. C. Cookingham Bueeau of Laboue

Chief Irrigation Engr.—Nicknor Cortes Director—Hermenegildo

Supervising Architect—Juan M. Arellano Asst. do.—Modesto Joaquin Crxiz

Bueeau; of Posts , Bueeau of Coast and Geodetic

(Plaza Lawton; Erinta) SUBVEY

Director-1-Juan Ruiz Director—^Com. J. J. Hawley

Btjkeau of Supply

(Muelle <1« la Indnstria). ‘ Bueeau Of Oommeece and InduStey

Purchasing Agt.^Francisco Segado (P.O. Box 1481)

Assistant Agt,—Antonio Aquino Director—T. Confessor

JUDICIARY

Supeeme Couet

. 47, General Luna, Intramuros

Chief J ustice—Ramon Avanccfia

Justices—E. Finley Johnson,

Ignacio Yillamor,; James A.Thomas A. Street,..

Ostrand, Charles George A. Malcolm,

A. Johns,, Norberto

Rpmualdez and Antonio Villa-Real

Clerk of Supreme Court—Y. Ylljert

Judges of Fiest Instance

Provinces of— Tayabas and Marinduque—

•Cagayan and Batanes—F. Samson 1st Branch: Anastacio R. Teodoro

Isabela and NueCa Vizcaya—S de la Costa CamarineS'2nd do. Norte Francisco Enage Sur— j

and Cafearines

Ilocos

Ilocos Norte—Fermin

Sur and Mariano

Abra—Ricardo Paras S. Platon

La Union and Mountain Province— Capiz Sorsogon

andand Masbate—Tomas Gardufio

Romblon—Leonardo Flordeliza

Marceliano R. Montemayor Samar-r-Mariano de la Rosa

Pangasinan — 1st

Branch, vacant Branch: J, Perez 2nd Leyte—Eulalio Causing

Nueva Ecija—E. Gutierrez David Cebu—

Tarlac—A- M. Recto 1st Branch:

2nd do. G.JoseF. de

Pablo

la Rama

Bulacan—Juan G. Lesaca Oriental' Negros, Siquijor and Lanao —

Pampanga—Hermogenes Reyes

Bataan and Zambales—Mariano Buy son Eulalio Garcia

Lampa Provinces of—

Manila— Occidental Negros—

1st Branch: Simplico del Rosario 1st Branch: Quirico Abeto

2nd do. Pedro

3rd do. J. Vickers Concepcidn 2nd do. G. Diaz

4th do. Eulogio

Carlos A.P.Imperial Iloilo-

5th do. Revilla 1st Branch:

2nd do. Francisco Santamaria (

Leopoldo Rovira

6th do. Anacleto

7th do. L. S. Goddard Diaz Surigao and Agusan—C. Barrios

Provinces of— Provinces of—

Cavite—Manuel V. Moran Oriental Misamis and Bukidnon — Cande-

Rizal— lario Borja

Zamboanga and Sulu—Antonio Horrillenc ;

1st Branch: Pedro Tuason Davao and Cotabato—Benito Natividad J

2nd do C.

Laguna—F. Zahdueta Lukban Bohol and Occidental Misamis—Pedro

Batangas & Mindoro—P. M. Sison Rich

Antique and Palawan—G. Peredes

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 1563

Auxiliary Judges of First Instance

Stations of— Stations of—

Vigan, Ilocos Sur—Bernardo de la Pena Bacolod, Summers

Occidental Negros — Ricardo

Lingayen, Pangasinan—Conrado Carbalio Jolo, Sulu—Sabino Padilla

Iloilo, Iloilo— (vacant)

Cabanatuan,

Costa Nueva Ecija—Sixto de la Tuguegarao,

Vigan, Ilocos

Cagayan—Geronimo

Sur—Dionisio

Paredes

de Leon

Fernando, Pam pan ga—Buenaventura Lingayen,

S. Reyes Pangasinan—Pastor M. ■ En-

dencia

Manila—Emilio Mapa Cabanatuan, Nueva Ecija—Pedro M. Sison

San Pablo, Laguna—Fernando Jugo Sta. Cruz, Laguna—Mariano A. Albert

Lucena Tayabas—Jose Ma. Quintero Lucena, Tayabas—Braulio

Capiz, Capiz—Conrado Bejasa

Barrios

Legaspi, Albay—Mariano Rosauro San Jose, Antique—Jose M. Hentiveros

Maasin, Leyte—Luciano Ortiz

Cebu, Cebu—Guillermo

Sorsogon, PabloAraneta Diaz Zamboanga,

Sorsogon—Emilio Ocampo

Zamboanga—Buenaventura

Tagbilaran, Bohol—Fortunate Borromeo Davao, Davao (vacant)

PHILIPPINE DEPARTMENT, UNITED STATES ARMY

Headquarters Philippine Department

Commander—Major General Ewing E. Booth

Aide-de-camp—Captain Harry Adamson

Assistants—1st Lt. F. G. Dumont, 2nd Lt. J. O. Curtis, jr.

Chief of Staff—Colonel

Assistant Chief of StaffC.for

W. Exton

Adjutant General—Col. W. Personnel—Lt.-Col.

G. Murchison A. L. P. Sands

Assist. Adjt. Gen’l.—Major

Inspector—Major K. M. Perkins G. M. Peabody, (jr.)

Assistant—Major H. Erlenkotter

Judge Advocates—Col. W. B. Pistole and Major T. A. Lynch

Quartermaster—Col.

Assistants—Col. A.Edward

J. Lynch, Calvert

Capt. C. A. Schwarzwaelder and Capt. E. Eccles-

Surgeon—Col. K. Nelson

Assistant—Major J. F. Corby

Finance Officer—Major B. F. Jacobsen

Assistant—Major Stephen R. Beard

Engineer—Lt.-Col. J. A. O’Connor

Assistant—1st Lieut. M. M. Dawson

Ordnance Officer—Lt.-Col. R. W. Case

SignalAssistant—Major

Officer—Major Edward

R. H. Coles E. MacMorland

Assistant—Captain

Air Officer—Major HenryFredW. P.Harms

Andrews

M A N I I. A

■Manila, fclie capital and the largest city of the Philippines, is situated (in the ]

•western side of the island of Luzon; at the mouth of the Pasig River, which practically j

divides it into two parts and empties into Manila Bay. The city is almost in the j

centre of the archipelago.

from Nagasaki, five from Shanghai, It is distant and two 17 days'by

to 28 days sea from

fromHongkong,

San Francisco four days

■ Or

Seattle, according to the varying speed of the different vessels on the run.

The city of Manila Was founded by Legaspi on June 24th,

fortifications around the present ■ Walled City (Intramuros) was begun about 15SJ0. 1571. The erCction of the

In 1645,1863was

newspaper and published

1880 the cityin suffered’cQnsiderable

Manila in 1811. Thedamage

port fromopened

Was earthquakes;

to the The first i

commerce

of the world in 1834, and the railroad line to Dagupan was completed in 1891. War

having been declared between the United States and Spain, the fleet of the former

on May 1st,with1898,no loss

practically sailedto the

intoattacking

Manila Bay side.andThereafter

totally destroyed

Manila wastheblockaded

Spanish fleet,

until ;

August

of the city.13th, w’hen, a military, force-Iiavipg arrived; the Americans topk possession

Manila is the leading centre of-foreign and domestic commerce as well as the |

principal port of the Islands. The bulk of the imports and the exports of the country i

passes through this port. Foreign, eorporations engaged in business in the Islands j

have

othertheir

localmain

tradeoffices

centresand storehousesH in.M Manila, - >. ! whence -ibranches are established in

The harbour

protected equipment of Manila

by a semFc'ircular is almost landlocked,

stonethebreakwater. and; its'deep; anchorage'basin is'

handling project jnto harbofir. ; The Four first ispiers with

reserved formodern

the ute cargo-;

of the {1

United States Army. The second, 600 feet long, i^s capable of s'tdwingabout 5,000 tons

net. The

tons. third,

fourthwhich is 650

1 feet in length, has* a ,feto)ving capacity 1 of about 9,000 J

berthingThecapacity pier has

sufficient toabout feuf timesfouftheof caygo

accommodate capacity

the largest typeofof the

shipsthird

at bneandtime,ajj

The

sailing mouth

vessels of

engaged the Pasig River is used as anchorage space for steamers and];

in and out, tugging cascosinloaded

inter-island commerce.

with cargoes from Here

steamerscan bein seen

the launches

bay or from moving

the |

warehouses oh channels

transportation the banksto different

of the river. parts ofThetheestefo^

pity. qr estuaries;provide a.dditionaU

Manilato issouthern

northern the mainparts terminal

of Luzon of the Several

Manilaprovincial

Railroad; roads

Company, withcity,

enter the, fli^esthereby

from

making motor vehicle transportation feasible. Electric tramways run in the principal,

streets of the city and its suburbs.

The population of Manila, according to the Philippine census of 1918, was 285,306,;

Of

1.612thisJapanese,

number, 664259,437 were201

British, Filipinos; 17,760121Chinese,

Germans,, FrenOh,2;916 Americans;the

71'Swiss,-and 2,CfeOtestSpaniards,

of other’

nationalities. There were 20,379 people to the square milei

The area of the city of Manila is 13.72 square miles. For all administrative and other

municipalSanpurposes

Tondo, the city Santa

Nicolas, Binondo, has beenCruz,divided

Quiapo,into San the following

Miguel, Sampaloc 14 Intramurqs;

districts:—ifj

(Walled

inhabited City),

by The Port,

natives of Ermita,

the workingMalate,

class Paco,

and Pandacan,

is the most and Santa Ana.

thoroughly Oriental. TondoSanisi i

Nicolas, Binondo, and Santa Cruz are the business districts; Intramuros, the extant;

-example

shipping offacilities

a mediaeval

is the town;

commercial while Manila

The Port of thewith its piers,

future. San warehouses

Miguel, Ermita, and other]

and e

Malate are the residential districts.

theseThearetotal

widelength

and ofhandsome

the streetsavenues,

and roads in Manila

of which the isLuneta,

240.97 kilometres.

Taft Avenue,Some Riza!oi ;

Avenue, P. Burgos, Azcarraga, Isaac Peral, A. Bonifacio Drive, Katigbac Drive

MANILA 1565

.and the Cavite Boulevard are the most notable. The width of the street varies

from 10 to 15 metres, while that of Cavite-Boulevard is 75 metres. Cassia, ac'acia,

mabolo

ing and other

is mostly macadamtrees are withfound

some along

asphalt,thesome

borders of many

wooden blocksof and

the some

streets. The pav-

cobbles. The

Escolta

and in Binondo

European stores isandthebazaars

main arebusiness

found. street, and inanother

The Bosario, it mostbroadof the American

thoroughfare

in Binondo, is occupied chiefly by Chinese shops and is a busy quarter. Kizal Avenue

is a growing business centre.

Among the parks, whose total area is 1,143,727.09 square metres, are the famous

Luneta,areMehan

There monumentsGardens, PlazaJoseMcKinley,

to Dr. Rizal, the Harrison Park, andheroBurnham

foremost PTlipirio and martyr, Green.on

the Luneta;

implanted to Legaspi and Urdaneta, the soldier and the pxiest, respectively, who

Magallanes Spanish

.(Magellan), sovereignty in the; ofIslands,

the discoverer facing the

the Islands, north end ofLanding;

in Magallanes the Luneta; and tpto

Anda

Plaza atSanto

the foot

Tomas,of A.andBonifacio Drive, Charles

Queen Isabela IV. in Plaza McKinley, Benavides in

IL in Malate.

Foremost among the hotels is the Manila Hotel. Other hotels of importance are

the Luneta Hotel, St. Anthony Hotel, Delmonico Hotel, Hotel de France, Oriente

Hotel, Lamay

mention Palma de Mallorca

be made Hotel, and Mignon

of the Ayuntamiento, Hotel. OfPalace,

the Malacanang the important buildings,of

the University

the Philippines, the Philippine Normal School, the Philippine School of Arts and

Trades,

Club, the Club,

Elks Bureau of Y.M.C.A.,

Science, thethePhilippine General Hospital, the Army Uy and Chaco

Navy

Building, FilipinastheBuilding, and “El Masonic Temple,Building.

Hogar Filipino” Pacific Building,

The total number of

buildings in Manila isv in round numbers 10,000.

On account of t eir architecture and interior decorations,

are among the chief objects of interest. The largest is the, Catholic Cathedral in the churches in Manila

Intramuros. The city has also charitable institutions, prominent among which are the

Hospicio de San Jose, an orphan asylum and home for aged women; the School for

the Deaf anddiseases;

contagious Blind;the the sanatoria

San Lazaroof the Hospital for the insaneSociety;

Anti-Tuberculosis and thosethesuffering

Government from

Orphanage for the care of orphan and destitute children; the Settlement House for

the temporarv

destitute shelter

children of destitute

of American andpersons;

Filipinoand the American Guardian Association for

parentage.

Manila is the educational centre of the archipelago. The city has many schools,

both publicareand

education private, here

maintained and by

theirthenumber

Insularis increasing.

Government.FiveTheschools for vocational

University of the

Engineering, Agriculture, Veterinary Medicine, Education, Schools and

Philippines---embracing the Colleges of Liberal Arts, Law, Medicine Surgery,

of Forestry

Dentistry, Pharmacy, and Fine Arts, a Graduate School of Tropical Medicine and

Public liealth,

tutions of learning and are a Conservatoire

the NationalofUniversity,

Music—is located in Manila.of Other

the University Manila,highandinsti-

the

University

Fathers. Inof this SantothereTomas, which isofmanaged

are Schools Theologyandandmaintained

Church Law, by the Dominican

Jurisprudence,

Notarial Law, Medicine, Pharmacy, Business and Engineering.

The city and its suburbs receive their drinking water by pipes leading from the

reservoir at Montalban, about 15 miles north-east of Manila. The water is laid on to

almost every and

water-supply house, both domestic

extending andtobusiness.

its benefits For the towns,

the neighbouring purposeitsof administration

improving the

and ownership has been transferred from the city of Manila to a Government

Corporation,

addition, thereknown 15asartesian

areis known the Metropolitan Water

furnishDistrict, sincetoJuly 1st, 1919. The

In

sewerage system as thewells whichsystem—one

separate water free

for storm the and

drains public.

the other

rfor sanitary sewers. The leading hospitals are the Philippine General Hospital, San

Juan de Dios Hospital, St. Paul’s Hospital, San Lazaro Hospital, Mary Chiles

Hospital, and St. Luke’s Hospital. There are 14 playgrounds provided with apparatus

and placed under

fire prevention, the, the

city charge

has eightof fire-stations.

a playground director and staff of assistants. For

foundManila is also mills,

coconut-oil the principal

cigar andindustrial

cigarettecentre of theropearchipelago.

factories, manufacturingIn thefirms,cityhemp

are

1566 MANILA

braid hat factories, breweries and distilleries, furniture factories, lumber mills,

marine railway and repair shops, foundries and machine shops, vulcanizing plants,

shoe and soap making establishments, and ice plants.

The telephone system extends throughout the city and its suburbs. Electric

light has been placed in public parks, streets, hotels, theatres, and other buildings* The

city is provided with theatres, baseball grounds, tennis courts, and golf and race courses..

The

Club,principal clubsManila

Golf Club, are theClub,

ArmyTirsandal Navy

Blamo,Club, Casino Espanol,

Philippine ColumbianElksAssociation,

Club, Columbia

Club

Filipino, Oriental Club and University Club.

Among the interesting places in the city are the Aquarium for

sea animals found in Philippine waters; the Bureau of Science, the headquarters offishes and other

the scientific work of the Government; the Observatory of the Philippine Weather

Bureau,

the especially

Bilibid Prison,noted fora highly

its workdeveloped

withPhilippine in connection withdepartment;

typhoons and earthquakes;

Philippine Islands; the Library andindustrial

Museum; the Museum the Mint Tomas

of Santo of the

University;

amous and theConstabulary

Philippine Luneta, where Band.concerts are given several evenings a week by the

BAGUIO

meansThetyphoon.

city of Baguio is the summer

It is situated 160 milescapital

northofoftheManila,

Philippine

amongIslands.

the Benguet The moun-

name

tains. its elevation is 1,450 metres, or about 5,000 feet. At many points it is over

5,500 feet. The

kilometres. city has an(according

Its population area of 49to square

a censuskilometres

taken in 1918) and numbered

a perimetre5,462,of con-

30.6

sisting of Igorots, Christian Filipinos, Americans, Japanese, Chinese and Europeans,

The meanmaximum

monthly monthly 23'minimum

0 deg. C.temperature

(73‘4 deg. F.).is 14‘9

Thedeg.

annualC. (58’8 deg. ofF.),theandhumidity

average the meanis-

86'4. The forests are pure pine.

Baguio was discovered by a Spaniard, Alfonse Martin Quirante in 1623, and six

years latervisiting

Worcester, Guillermo Galvey, a Spaniard,

the Philippines in 1892, in led an expedition

the interest of science,to Baguio.

met by chanceDean C.a

Spaniard, Senor Sanchez, and Baguio may be said to owe

meeting. The First Civil Government in the township of Baguio was established its origin to this chancein

1900. A committee

Worcester, Major

Secretary composed of General Luke E. Wright, Governor-General; RailroadC.

Dean

Company; L. M.ofMans,

the Interior; Horace Corps;

U.S.A., Medical L. Higgins,

and Dr.President

Frank S.ofBourns,

Manilajourneyed

from San Fernando

tain resort and healthto station.

Baguio toOninvestigate

the strengththe ofpossibilities

the committee’s of establishing a moun-

recommendations,

the

The Philippine

first Commission

Sanatorium (now the appropriated

Post Office) money

was for Baguio’s

constructed in initialD. H.

1902. development.

Burnham,

a landscape architect, visited Baguio in 1904 and drew the Burnham Plan for the

development of Baguio. The Baguio Country Club was organized in 1906, and in 1908,

the Baguio Hospital

opened. and Mansion House were made constructed, and Teachers’on theCamp was.

Road (nowInKennon

1909 fiveRoad)

large Stanley

for automobiles

the first time. In the same a through

year thetrip township ofBenguet

Baguio,

was incorporated under the name of City of Baguio with a charter.

and The townshipanhasIgorot

vice-mayor, a CityAdvisory

CouncilCouncil

consisting of five

of five members,

members, and including the mayor

various Government

departments.

Councilman, members Heads ofof the

the Igorot

variousAdvisory

departments,

Council,theareVice-Mayor

all appointed andbya thethirdGover-

City

nor-General with the consent of the Philippine Seriate. The

the City Council are elected by popular vote. For obvious reasons, two or more two other members of

positions

the City are filled by

Engineer and only one person

District without

Engineer. The extra

City compensation.

Treasurer is also The

the MayorAssessor,

City is also

Mining

city Recorder for the Sub province of Benguet, and Registrar Chiefof ofDeeds for bothHos-the

pital.andThetheCity

sub-province.

Attorney isThe alsoCity

the Health

ProvincialOfficer

Fiscalis also

of thetheMountain the Baguio

Province. One

MANILA 1567

-Councilman is also the Superintendent of the Philippine Constabulary Academy. The

Vicei-Mayor is usually a ranking officer of the United States Army Post at Camp John

Hay. The arrangement

Government very similar tothatthetheCityMayor

Manageris also, the ofCity

system Engineerinmakes

government vogue the City

in many

important cities of the United States.

The activities of the City Government embrace the operation of the following

utilities : system,

sewerage Hydro-electric

pail and plant,

garbageicesystem,

plant,citytelephone system,, conqrete

slaughterhouse, water supply system,

.pipe factory,

ro.ck crusher,, and land transportation. The first city hydro-electric

completed in July 16th, 192.1, the second city hydro-electric plant was completed plant was

in April Slst, 1924, the ice plant began the production of ice in 1912,'the telephone

system

tlie sewer was system

inaugurated

beganin operation

1908, the water

in 1913,supply

the system

pail andbegan operation

garbage in 1910,

system was

inaugurated in 1911, the city slaughterhouse was established in 1911, a concreie

pipe factory was established in 1920, a rock crusher installed

Central School (2 stories concrete) was completed on March 16th, 1923, the Sanitaryin 1916, the Baguio

Camp was established in 1913, the Vegetable Market Building (stone) was completed

in1924,1918,

andBaguio Auditorium

the Baguio (formerly(branch

Branch Library grandstand) was inaugurated

of the Philippine LibraryonandApril 25th,

Museum)

was established in August, 1921.

The places of interest in and round Baguio are : Camp John Hay, Trinidad Farm

School,

Antamok Teachers’

Mines, Camp, Dominican

Topside, Mansion Hill, Mirador Observatory, Sto. TomasPinesMountain,

Government; Centre, Quezon Hil,!, House,

Burnham Country

Park,Club,

EasterWright

School,Park,

City Hall,Hotel,

City

Market, . Constabulary Hill, Bua Dormitory, City Camp, Brent School, Saint Loui-s

College, Baguio Central Schools, Baguio Hospital, Baguio Branch Library and Busel

Cave Reservation.

DIRECTORY

A. & P. Co. . Ing., The, Merchants— Acme Films, Inc., Importers, and

15, Escolta, Binondo; Teleph. 23680;

P.O. Box 2556; Cable Ad: Aandp- Distributors of motion picture

films—2215, Azcarraga, Sampaloc;

company Teleph. 23622; Cable Ad: Afilm

S. F, Aubrey, president

W. B. Penningtom, secy.-treas.

Acme Motor, Automobile Supplies—

Abac, Dr. Lucio (D., Visiting Physi- Gorner Rizal Avenue and Azcar-

raga, (Santa Cruz; Teleph. 23727;

cian : Ear, Nose and Throat, St. Cable Ad: Acme

Luke’s Hospital—Office, Residence

and Own Hospital: 1146 Mag-

dalena, Trozo; Teleph. 48371 Advertising Bureau, Inc., The—931, Rua

Abatayo Employment Agency, Furni- Hidalo; Teleph. 23555; P.O. Box 498;

shes houseboys, housegirls and ex- Cable R. F.Ad: “Adbureau”

Garriz, pres, and genl. manager

pert services such as stenographers, Ricardo Gloria, manager (art dept.)

messengers, chauffeurs, cooks, etc.—

1772, Rizal Avenue; Teleph. 26801 Agencia de Colocaciones de Gregoria

Academy of Music of 'Manila, The, 2311, Aransanso, Employment Agency—

Instruction in Music and Classical Juan (Luna, Tondo

dancing—44, A. Mabini, Ermita; Antonio Javier, manager

Teleph. 23064

Aguado Hermanos, General Merchants—

Acme Code Company, Publishers, 21315; 103, Balmes,

P.O. BoxQuiapo; Telephs.

2105; Cable Ad:21314 and

Aguados

Acme Code Commodity & Phrase O.F.Frauendorff, manager

Representatives:

Philippine Education Co, 101, Escolta. J. Aguado

1568 MANILA

8

Aguilar Machine Shop, Machinists Alkan, —109-111, Inc.,Escolta,

C., ArmsBinondo;

and Ammunition

P.O. Boxr"

and Eepairers of all kinds of 439; Teleph. 23275-6, Cable Ad: “Alkan’

machines—215, Lacandola, Tondo;

Teleph. 28864

Celestino Aguilar, prop. and

> F.D. Ledda,

O. Gunn,assist,

manager

do.

manager \ E. Parker, do.

Herman Cortes, legal dept,

Aguinaldo, L. R. Importer and Alonalon, Fabian, (Dealer in meats,,

Manufacturer’s agent and Depart-

mental Stores Operator — 514--520, fruits and poultry—121, P. Blanco,

Juan Luna Street; Teleph. 49885; Quiapo; Teleph. 26297

P.O. Box 1678; Cable Ad: Seine or Alvaran, Isayas, Tailor and Hatter—

Aladdin; all Standard Codes; 606, Azcarraga, Tondo; Teleph. 48007

Branches: Iloilo and Cebu. IT. S. I. Alvaran, manager and proprietor

Office: 28-30, West Houston Street,

New York City

Agencies Amasia Importing Corporation, Export

Mantle Lamp Co. of America and

1018,Import Herran,(Hats, Fibre,Teleph.

Malate; Hemp, etc.)—

57660;

Coleman Export Corporation Cable

Frederics, Inc.

Oscar Nebel Company, Inc. Baliwag and Lucban. P.I.; NewManila,.

Ad: Aismacor. Branches: York

Bay State Thread Works City, U.S.A.; Kobe, Japan; Shanghai,.

Ningpo and Hainam, China; Berlin,

Agusan Germany; Paris, France; Java and Porto'

FernandezCoconut

Building,Co.124,— Room

Corner 510,T. Rico Harry Lacks, manager

Pinpin and San Vicente, Binondo; Vicente R. Concepcion, assist, mgr.

Teleph.

N. S.21819 Saleeby, vice-president and George Lacks, secretary

general manager

a » R R si

Agustin & Son, .1. S., Printers —189, Mei-yah pao sien kung sze

Concepcion

Box 2747 Ermita; Teleph. 28822; P.O. American-Asiatic Underwriters, Ltd.

Justino Augu’stin, pres, and manager General Motor-car, Insurance:

Life, Accident,Fire,and Marine,.

Health.1

Moises S. Augustin, assist. do. Burglary, Plate-glass, Baggage and

Albert Pick-Barth Co., Inc. (Chi- Special Risks—Samanillo Building,

Escolta; P.O. Box 2776; Cable Ad:

cago)—115, T. Pinpin, Binondo Underiters

Alhambra Cigar Co.—

and Cigarette A.C. B.V. Starr, President (Shanghai)

Park, manager

Manufacturing 31, Calle W. F. Savale

Tayuman: P.O. Box 20l9; Cable Ad: F. B. Baldwin 1 G. Reedyk

Alhambra E. F. Stewart | A. J. Cate

P. A. Meyer, president Agents for

A. P. Kuenzle, vice-president American International Under-

H.C.Timmerberg

A. Streiff, treasurer writers

National Union Fire Ins. Co. and 11

P.H. Richter | G. L.Seeberger other

tinentalAmerican,

InsuranceBritish and Con-

H. Suker

Wendt !i J.R. Reupke Schroeder Companies

H. J. Widmey W. Eggmann

C. Redinger | M. Ferrandiz “American Bureau of Shipping,” Ship-

ping Registers—Derham

Area: Teleph. 23432; CableBuilding,

Ad: Record Port

Alhambra Cigar Store, Wholesale and George Kay, surveyor

Retail Tobacco products—25, Es-

colta, Corner Nueva, Binondo; Te- American Chamber of Commerce for

leph 25629; P.O. Box 985 the Philippine Islands—{See Asso-

F. W. Prising, manager ciations) ■

MANILA 1569

“American Chamber of Commerce Jour- American Oxygen & Acetylene Co.,

nal,” Monthly—180, David, Binondo; Inc., successors to Fernandez and

Teleph. 21156; P.O. Box, 1638; Cable Lind Oxygen Co., Inc.—529, Aviles,

Ad:Walter

Amcharabcom

Robb, editor and manager San Miguel; Teleph. 22694

A. J. Croft, manager

American Consulate—{See Consulates) American Trading Co., Manufacturers’

Agents—103, Juan Luna, Binondo; P. O.

American Electric Cov, Inc.—72, Escolta, “Box Disap1379;

” Teleph. 22834; Cable Ad:

Binondo; Teleph. 21337; Cable Ad: S. A. Presby, president

Powerlite

L. G. Hersey, president

D. Shaw, vice-do. Ammen Transportation Co., A. (L.,

American Exchange Co., General Mer- —424, Bus transportation, Bicol Provinces

chants—809, Soler, Santa Cruz; Teleph. Kneedler Building, Santa

25545 Cruz; Teleph. 22517; P.O. Box 1169.

J. Dixon Dy Kee An, manager Main Office: Iriga, Camarines Sur

L. D. (Lockwood, vice-pres.

F. E. Ebbesen, purchasing agent

American Express Co.—{See Banks)

American Foreign Insurance Asso- Amor Moderno, Tailoring—435 Legarda

ciation, Fire Insurance—Kneedler SamBartolome pal co

Bala, master cutter

Building, Santa Cruz

E. E. Elser, general agent Ampil & Co., Coal Dealers—979,

American Grocery (Ng Tip & Co.), 21593; Muelle de la Industria; Teleph.

Groceries & Provisions—217-9, Echague, P.O. Box 1301

Santa Cruz; Telephs. 21614-5; P.O. Box Isaac Ampil, manager

71;NgCable

Tip,Ad: Watip

proprietor Anakan Lumber Co., Logging and Lum-

Ng Luen Fai, manager ber—206, Madrid, San Nicolas; Teleph.

21639; P.O. manager

J. Dorcy, Box 268; Cable Ad: Anaka

American Hardware and Plumbing Co,

— 101-107, Echague, Santa Cruz; P.O. Anderson & Co., Wm. H., General Mer-

Box 137; Teleph.manager

T. Eppstein, 23311 chants— 25, Plaza Goiti, Santa Cruz;

Thos. Nihill, assist, manager Teleph. 21462; P.O.

W. Anderson, Box 596

president

American International Underwri- W. Rennolds, vice-do. and manager

ters for the Philippines, Inc., E. Harris, treasurer

General Insurance: Fire, Marine, F. Azaola, secty.

Motor-car, Life, Accident, Burg-

lary, Plate-glass, Baggage and “Ang Bagong Aklat Ng Mananahi” (The

Special Risks—Samanillo Building, New Tailor’s Book)—114, San Marcelino,

Escolta; Teleph. 2r21-86; P.O Box Ermita Jose Arrienda, Author and Meralco’s

2776; Cable Ad : Underiters tailoring contractor

A. B. Park, president

C. J. Smith, vice president

W. F. Savale, secretary

Dr. F. B. Baldwin, treasurer Ang Batong Busilak, Marble import-

ers and workers; Mausoleums of

Agents for: Marble and Cement—380, R. Hil-

National Union Fire Insurance dago; Teleph. 26640; P.O. Box 2566;

Cable Ad: Batbusil

Co.

Britishandand11 Continental

other American,

Insur- M. del Mundo, propr. & mgr.

ance Companies

“Ang Buntala,” Slipper Manufacturers

American Mail Line and Dealers—1179, Magdalena, T ondo

—{See The Robert Dollar Co.) Eugenio F. Martirez, proprietor

50

1570 MANILA

' Amaking

tfG Kat,asandag ” retailing—1676,

Sinelasan, Slipper Antonio Yapnayon, Exporter, Im-

Oro- porter and Dealer in Native Pro-

quieta, Sta. Cruz ducts—308, Madrid, San Nicolas;

F. B. Claudio, proprietor Teleph. 48064; P.O. Box 1446

AngandKalian & Co., Notions Aragon Brothers Co., Avenue;

SportingTelepb.

Goods

retailers—2053, Uosario,Wholesalers Dealers—

Binondo; 21188; 542, Rital

P.O. Box2212-; Cable Ad:“Araco”

'Teleph. 48582

• Ang Kaliane, proprietor Francisco Aragon,manager.

Ang Ligaya, Slipper Manufacturing— sale andBrothers,

Arambulo Imports, Whole-

1307M.; Anataloi,

Azcarraga,genera!

Binondo; Teleph. 48317 Electric Retail

manager

Dealers of ABCO

Supplies;' Phonographs,

Records and Radios—605, Azcarra-

■“AlSG Kizal,” .Ftirniture Manufacturers. ga, Tondo ; Teleph. 49334; P.O. Box

Dfealers, Contractors and Repairers— 1810; Cable Ad: Arambros

Miguel Arambulo, manager

164, F. B. Harrison, Basay, Rizal

P. de la Pefia, proprietor Araneta, Incorporated, Gregorio,

Realtors, Investors, Trustees and

Ang Sibul, Slipper Making—1059, An- Administrators—-Insular

tppio Rivera, Tondp Life Build-

Francisco Pineda, proprietor ing, Plaza... Cervantes, Binondo;

Teleph. 21457 ; Cable Ad : Grcai;aine

“ Ang Sinag,” Music Store, Manu- Jose Aranctg', , president

facturers of, and Dealers in Musi- Salvador Araneta, vice-president

cal String Instiminehts -735, Ohg- Ramon Araneta, treasurer

piri, St/ Cruz Miss,

tary Consuelo

- Araneta, secre-

Francisco Ascuhcion, proprietor Carmen Araneta, director

Ang Tian Sit & Co., General Merchants— Antonio A rancta, do.

117, Box

P.O. Rosario;

2683;Binondo; Teleph. 25175; Araneta, De Joya, Zaragoza & Arane-

ta, Lawyers—Insular Life Building,

Ang Tibay, Manufacturers and Importers 23588; Plaza Moraga, Binondo; Teleph.

ofYlaya,

Slipper Supplies and Shoes—710-714, Cable -Ad : Arajoza

San Nicolas; P.O. BoX 333; Teleph. G. Araneta . j M. H. de. Joya

49763 S. Zaragoza I J. A. Araneta

Tori bio Teodoro, prop, and gen. mgr.

Julio Teodoro, treas. and cashier Araneta y Zaragoza, Jose, Realtors

and Insurance Agents—Insular Life

Ang Tuaco (Juan Valera), Hatter Araza Building; Teleph. 21457; Cable Ad :

(Wholesale and Retail) —272, Juan Luna, Jose Arneta, manager

and

Teleph.102, P.

49641; C. de la Barca,

P.O. Box 1116 Binondo; H. Nerecina, cashier

Lim Tui, manager

K. Arbadji & CO. ((Successors to Jose

Angeles Electrical and House Paint- porters M. Nasser & Co.), General Im-

ing Contractor, Electrical Supply and Manufacturers’ Agent

Dealers and Painters—782, Echague, —227, David, Binondo; Teleph.

27249; P.O. Box’ 1032; Cable Ad:

San. Miguel;, Teleph. 23065 Brimoan, New York

G. Angeles, contractor and mgr.

Ansoleaga, Dr. Modesto de, Dentist— Arcs, Dr. Carmelo.

tist—312, Physician

Plaza Miranda, and Cruz;

Santa Den-

65, Legaspi, Intramuros; Teleph. 28649 Telephs. Office: 25919 and Residence:

Antipolo Lumber Co., Lumber Dealers— 23926

2435, Riza]

Cruz; Teleph.Avenue

26780 Extension, Santa Arellano, Simplicio (Choa Siong), Build-

Yu Santiago, prOpr. and manager ing Contractor—627,

Teleph. 26909 Soler, Santa Cruz;

MANILA 1571

Argentine Consulate—(Nee Consul- Asiatic Commercial Corporation

lates) (Reither-Akerman Co.), Importers,

and Manufacturers’ Representatives

Arguelles-MagSaysay anu Quisum- —139-143, Juan Luna, Binondo;

bing-Ocampo, Architects and Civil Teleph. 49060; Cable Ad: Reico

S. J. Wilson, president

Engineers—506, Filipinas Building; F. Akerman, vice-president and

Plaza Moraga, Binondo; Teleph. general manager

21228 P. Laconico, treasurer

A. Magsaysay, civil engineer A. L. Velilla, secretary

Thomaa Arguelles, architect J. Seiboth, assist, manager

Arguelles & Ocampo, Architects—505, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P.I.), Ltd.—

Filipinas Building, Binondo; Teleph. Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Building;

21228

Tomas Arguelles, architect P.O.H. Box 441; Cablemanager

Ad: Petrosilex

Fernando Ocampo, do. C. Whittall,

R.R.H.A.Gregory,

Campbell assist, mgr.

Armour

Cable Ad:

“Armour”Chica; P.O. Box 1386; J. W. I. Cowan H. J. H. Maclean

H. W.

C. Millett

C.C. D. Evans, manager

T. Stark, cashier R.S. Crawfurd

H. Dobbie T.D. Sparshott F. D. Paul

G.

D. M. Eady

FitzGerald F. M. Spence

Army and Navy Club E. Laidlaw J.B. van Waveren

(See Associations) J.W.G.B.H.Lightburn

Lander H. C. B. Watson

Army and Navy Y.M.C.A. H. F. Williams

(See Associations) C.M. W.

MaasJones W. R. Will

S. Harber

Art Shoe Co., The, Shoe Dealers (Whole- Cebu

sale G.J. Lauder

Ringnalda |I N. M. Spence

Pollock

kindsand Retail),Only

of Shoes. Manufacturers

First Class ofMat-

all

F.

erials

Cruz Used. 1007, Rizal Avenue, Santa Iloilo

Jaime Shoe Co., proprietors S. Crawfurd | G. H.W. Churchill

M. Marcelo, manager Asociacion de Navieros de Filipinas

Arte Y. Trabajo, Sculptors and Con- (See Associations)

tractors—639, Rizal Avenue and 17

'Katubusan, St. Cruz; Teleph. 21838 Asp, George P., Engineer and Archi-

P. Z. Medina, prop, and mgr. tect—132, Juan Luna, Binond'o;

Asano Portland Cement Co., Ltd. — Teleph. 25145

Pacific Bldg., Binondo; Teleph. 21170; Associated Business, Typing, Steno-

P.O. Box 2156; Cable Ad: “Asandcemen” graphy, Translation, etc.—317,

Asbestos Sheet Factory, Manufactur- Cabildo, Intramuros; Teleph. 28429

ers of Fireproof, Waterproof, CeiL S. E. Bayani, general manager

ing’sPartitions,

Wall Boards, Marble Sheets A. V. Belamide, secretary

for Floors, Bathroom,

Tables, Etc.—646, Legarda, Sampo- Associated Oil Co.—China Bank Build-

loc, Teleph. 21672; P.O. Box 1782 ing; Teleph. 22401: P.O. Box 1632;

W. Weinmann, technical director Cable Ad: “Assocdoil”

R. Caballero, commercial do. E. G' Hoffman, manager.

W.J.Diehl,

Liggettoffice and credit manager

Asia (Life! Insurance Co., Life Insur-

ance^—S amanillo Building, Fscolta;

P.O. Box 2776; Cable Ad: Asialife. Associated Publishers, The — 428-432

Code : Bentley’s and Acme Hizal Avenue; Teleph., 21584; P O. Box

W. F. Savale, branch manager

Dr. F. B. Baldwin, resident 449;J. W. Cable Ad: “Lawqopub”

Osborn, mgr. educat. dept.

,.j

medical referee B. F. Jinks, mgr. subscription dept.

50*

1572 MANILA

Assurance and Thrift Association, Army and Navy,Young Men’s Christian

Association — Aduana at Plaza de

Ltd., of Sydney Australia (La Espana, Intramuros;

Economica) Henry Hunter Bayne P.O.Box 1634;

& Co., Treasurers—218, National Cable Ad:Telephs.

Ansec 2-16-04;

City Bank Building; P.O. Box Executive

—E. M. Cooper District bf P.I.

Secretary fof

589 ■ Dist. Physical Dir.—H.

Asturias Sugar Central, Inc.—Du- District

SecretaryReligious

C. W. and J.Social

Moorman

ScofieldWork

-"

malag, Oapiz Dist. Extension Secy.—B. E. Merriam

Thomas J. Ford, manager Dist. Business Secy.-^F; S. Com-

ings

ASSOCIATIONS AND CLUBS, Fort William McKinley Branch

Executive secy.—H. W. Gibson

American

PhilippineChamber ok Commerce

Islands—180, Calle of the Asociacion dr Navieros de Filipinas—

David;

Teleph. 2-11-56; Cahle Ad: Am- El Hogar22709;

Teleph. Filipino Building,

P.O. Box 1283 Bihondo;

, chambcom Enrique Massip, pres.

President—Paul A. Meyer Francisco Ferrer y Gutierrez, secretary

Vicerdo,. —H. M. Cavender

Treasurer-rJ. L. Heathington

Secretary—J. R. Wilson Chamber of Commerce, Manila—177,

Juan Luna Street; P.O. Box 939

C. H.Branwell,

W. Davies, president

vice-do,

American ' Cuarotan Association In- J. H. Gibson, secretary

corporated, The—To guard and

care for Children wholly or partly Chamber of Commerce of The Philippine

of Americam blood who are with- Islands—12, Eseolta

out proper protection—Fernandez

Building, 124, Calle T. Pinpin; Chambre de Commerce Fean^aise Aux

Teleph. 21688 Iles Philippines—50, Escolta, Binondo;

' Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, hon.- P.O. Box 597;Kahn,

Telephs. 2-72-68 .

oraryGeneral

Major presidentE. E. Booth, Leopoldo president

U.'S.A., commanding phil. dept, Rene Levy, viee-do.

H. Levy, treasurer

hon. 'St' vice-pres.

Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, hon. German Chamber of Commerce of the

2nd vice-pres. Philippine Islands — 139, Juan

Board of [Directors: Luna; Teleph. 25145; P.O. Box 1327

J. P. Heilbronn (chairman). Col. Teleph. 25145; P.O. Box 1327

President—P. Baumann

Louis J. Van Schaiek, Major Vice-do. —O. Frauendorff .

A. Garfinkel, Mrs. iS. D. Row- Treasurer—A. von Arend

lands, Rev. R. Malcolm Ward, Secretary—H. Ebell

A. M. Easthagen, L. D.

Lockwood, E. J. Deymek, John Japanese Association of Manila, Inc.,

Canson, W. J. Shaw, and E. E. Mutual Aid and Benefit—227, David

Wdng Binondo;

J. P. Heilbronn, president

Majqr A. Garfinkel U.S.A., 1st Yasaku Teleph.

Ryukichi Morokuma,

Aoyama,

21513;president

P.O. Box 335

vice-president

vice-pres. Shinkichi Miyusaki, do.

Mrs. S. D. Rowlands, 2nd vice- Adolfo A. Scheerer, secretary

president Naosaburo Nakamura, treasurer

A. M. Easthagen, treasurer

Mrs. Florence R. Dandois, secre- Manila Club—Cable Ad: Manclub

tary President—O.

Vice-do, —H. P.H. L.H aw

Joll'kins

yc

Army and Navy Club—South Boulevard Hon. Secy, and Treas.—O. Skinner

Luneta; Teleph. 22095; P.O. Box 460 Board of Directors—W.

I. M. Duncan, L. Bramwell(L

A. Howell,

ColonelH.Milton

Capt. Adamson,Elliottsecty

Jr, pres. Gordon, A/Marseille and P. S.G.Page

MANILA 1573

Manila Golf Club—Links at Caloocan; Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific Co. of

Manila, Engineers, Contractors, Manu-

RO. Box 1560 facturersde ofla Industria;

Structural Teleph.

Steel —71-77;

Manila Polo Club—F.: B. Harrison, Muelle P.O. Box 626; Cable Ad:

22051;

Dredging;

Pasay, Rizal; Teleph. 5 17-31; P.O. Box Codes: All Standards

1961'

President—Ewald SeipH Wm. J. Shaw, presdt. and gen’l. mgr.

Yice-do. —F. L. Laurence R. T. Fitzsimmons, 1st vice-president

Hon. Secretary—G. W. Mackay R. B. Lockwood, 2nd do.

Manager—M. A.Frank

M. Amend, 3rd . do.

Directors—E. A.Selpb,HayesF. L. Laurence, P. Thornton, secretary-treasurer

F. N. Berry, K. B. Day, J. M. Elizal- Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd., Fire and

de,

Sands J. R. Lloyd and Lt. Col. A. L. P.

Marine Insurance—Kneedier Build-

ing, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 22428

# ^ 4* & S mi; M # 31i E. E. Elser, general agent

Philippine Chinese General

ber of Commerce — China Bank Division Cham- Ault & Wiborg (China) Co., The (A

Building; Tel. 49044; P.O. Box 241; Ink Corporation), of The International Printingof

Manufacturers

Cable Ad: Chichamcom; Codes: Bentley’s Printing and Lithographic Inks; Dealers

A.B.C. 6th Ed.

Eduardo Co Seteng, president in Paper, Machinery, Supplies-880-

Yu Khe Thai, treasurer 882,

Box Avenue Rizal;Ad:Teleph.

1353; Cable 21279; P.O.

Ault wiborg

Dr. Marcelo Nubia, secretary

Members of Control Board

Carlos Palanea, Dee Hong Lue, Aurelia’s Hat "Shop, Real,

Manufacturers—71, Hat Dealers and

Intramuros;

Uy Yet, Albino Z. Sycip and Teleph. 27293; Cable Ad: Aureliahat

C, C. Lim Aurelia Portillo Gatchalian, propr.

Members of Executive Board

Eduardo Co Seteng, Tan Samto, Australian Oriental Line. Ltd.—

Yu Eee Thai, John E. Goo, Kui 503-511, Calle Echague; Teleph.

Hoa San, Paulino P. Gocheco, 21307; Cable Ad: iStorage; Codes

Dee C. Chuan, Li (Seng Giap, Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th edn.

Cham Samco', Alfonso Z. Sycip G.-S. Yuiil. & Co., Ltd., agents

and Dim An

Auto and Cycle Supply, Auto and

Ateneo de Manila—(See 'Educational) sior, Cycle Accessories, Whippet, Excel-

De Luxe and Cesor Bicycles—

508, Rizal Avenue, Santa Cruz;

Athletic Supply Co., Sporting Goods— Teleph. 26842; :P.O. Box 2347;

130, T. Pin pin, Binondo; Teleph. 21754; Cable Ad : Arcache

P.O.H. Box 475 general manager Cesar Arcache, proprietor.

A. Wendt,

A. Ferrer, assistant ' do. Auto Trucking Company , Inc.—1955,

Azcarraga; Telephs. 2 234,5 and

Atkins, Kroll & .Co., .Inc., Importers, 22060; -R.O. Box 356

Exporters, Ship-owners and General Myer Harris, president

Merchants—701,

Teleph. 22342; P.O.Muelle

Box de

1588;la Industria;

Cable Ad: B. J. Epes, manager

Atol. Also at Zamboanga,

Sulu, P.I.,and P.L,U.S

San Francisco, Cagayan

A. Automotive Sales Co.—2, Isla de Romero

N.D. C.L. McClelland, vice-pfes.,

Cochran, manager gen. mgr. (Old P.O. Building); Teleph. 23311; P.O.

Box 780

G.J. H.V. Brooks

Hussey (Zamboanga)

(Zamboanga) G. M. John, manager

D. Awad & Co., E., Embroidery Dealers

N. Macfarlane

S. Wotherspoon, assist, manager Luna, and General Importers—435, Juan

Binondo; Teleph. 49637; P.O.

G- Van

^General Syckel (Cagayan-Sulu)

Managers Box 1743; Chble Ad: Essawad

Port Banga Lumber C6. D. J. Awad, manager

1574 MANILA

Ayala & Co., Real Estate and General Bailey Stevedoring Co., Inc., The,

Merchants — 21, Juan Luna, Binondo; Stevedores, Compradores, Water Boats,

Lightei’s and Launches—Derham Build-

Telephs. 24296; P.O. Box 751; Cable Ad: ing, Port Cable

District

Ayala

Enrique Zobel, partner and manager Box 517; Ad: Teleph.

Bailey 23246; P.O.

B.B.A. Y La Ideal, Cigarettes and F. L. Merritt, genl. mgr.president

Capt. Adam C. Bailey, and trcas.

Cigairs Manufacture >'s—542, Echa- Bais Distilleries, Inc. — Palanca Bldg.,

gue, Quiapo; Teleph. 26527 Corner Baraca and Urbiztondo, San

Nicolas; P.O. Box 691; Teleph. 49645

Babcock & Templeton, Inc., Importers Carlos Palanca, president

and Exporters of Hemp, Coconut Oil,

Copra, Printers’ Inks, Paper, etc.— Baker Co., The E. E.—6, Lack A: Davis

Room 433, National City Bank Building; Building, Santa Cruz; P.O. Box 2100,

Telephs. 22962-3; P.O. Box 1222; Cable

Ad: Babtemp; Codes: W.U., Bentley’s, Teleph. 28747

Acme,

edns., Universal Al, A.B.C.

Lieber’s and Private.5th Also

and 6that Balatoc Mining Co., Gold Mining—

Cebu, P.I.; New York and San Francisco, 610, National City Bank Building,;

Juan Luna, Binondo; Teleph. 21497;

U.S.A.

W. B,. Babcock, president P.O. Box 817; Cable Ad: Balatocm-

J. F. Boomer, vice-president co, Codes: Western Union, Five*

R.V.S. M.

Swinton, Letter and Bentley’s; Mines at

Malig,treasurer

secretary(U.S.A.) Benguet

J. W. Haussermann, pres, and!

Bacheach Motor Co., Inc.—25th Street, general manager

Port District; Teleph. 21544; P.O. Box M. M. Saleeby, vice-pres.

420; Cable Ad: Emba F. O. Haussermann, director

J. W. Ferrier, do.

Bacolod=Murcia Milling Qo., Inc.— J. J. Dunbar, do.

Masonic Temple, Binondo R. T. McKee, secretary

R. R. Alunan, president “Ban a haw” (Jose, Sison & Co.), Fruij

O. dte la Rama, manager

J. E. Kennedy, supt. and engineer Preservers and Canners, Sweetmeat

Pastry Manufacturers, Unrivaled and

lei

Badillo’s Embroidery Store, Philippine Cream Cruz; Makers—326-330,

Teleph. 21331; Carriedo,

P.O. Box Sant:

182^

Embroideries,

Dresses—120, SanLadies and Children’s

Luis, Ermita; Teleph. Cable Ad: Banahaw

21861; P.O. Box 2175 B. A. Sison, partner

Y. Badillo P.Mrs.Y. B.Jose, do. manager

A. Sison,

Baguio Gold Mining Co.—318, Hea- Bancroft Co., Fred J.—15, Plaz^;

cock Building; Teleph. 23468 (Gen-

eral Agent); P.O. Box 2666; Capi- Goiti, Sta. Cruz

Squires Bingham Co., agents

tal P2i,000,000.00

W. W. Harris, president

Luiz Perez Olaguer, vice-president BANKS

E. J. Harrison, organizer

American Express Co., Inc., The, Banking.

Baguio Improvement and Develop- Shipping and Travel—95, Plaza Moragg ,

ment Corporation — Metropolitan Amexco Binondo, P.O. Box 1463; Cable Ac

Theatre Building; Teleph. 21849; J. R. Lloyd, manager

P.O. Box 1288; Cable Ad: Bairn- J. M. Pardew (travel dept.)

decor J. H. Goloy (shipping dept.)

H. B. Pond, chairman

Antonio Melian, president

Leopoldo Kahn, vice-president Bank of The Philippine Islands, The-1

Enrique Zobel, treasurer 10, Plaza Cervantes; P.O. Box 77

Angel M. Varela, secretary Cable Ad: Banco; Teleph. 21113

MANILA 1575

OHAJaTEREJ} JBANKf OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA Manila Finance and Discount Cor-

and China—21, Plaza Moraga, Rinoudo; poration Escolta, Binondo;

— Offices i Heacock Bldg-

, Cable Ad: Mafico;

Telephs. 21201-2-3-4-5; P.O. Box 303; Telephs.-22507 <>02-604

Cable Ad: Crucible W. D. Clifford,, rpanager

C.R.E.A. Stewart, agent

Camidge, accountant

Sub-accountants—

R. J. Angus National CityNation'll

Bank City of New York

R. Ralston The,—Office: Bank Build-

J. D. Adams ing; Juan Luna and Muelle de la In-

W. L. Craig dustria, Binondo;

Ad: Citibank; P. O. Box 615 Telepli. 22085; Cable

P. W. S. Skinner W.EK.GiLeBailey,

Cbutit,sub-manager

manager

Cebu H. del Valle, do.

K. R. Coullie, sub-agent J E. E. White, accountant.

W. A. Adamson, sub accountant

F. G. Thomson, do. Sub-accountants^-

Iloilo W. L. Bulkeley W. B. Goldrich

W. J. Jamieson, sub-agent (1.K. R.L. Emerson

Hutchison O. A. Gill

C., W. MacPherson, sub-ac-ct. E. R. Cutting R. D. Brown

Zamboanga Johnson cashierJ. R. Silva

Y.D. J.Walstrom,

J. D. McLaren, sub-agent

CebuE. T. Stelle, manager

;hina Banking Corporation—China E-I. G.Harris, sub-accountant

Bank Bldg. Manila, Head Office. Spering, do.

Branches: Shanghai and Amoy

Authorised Capital PlO,000,000.00. Peoples Bank and Trust Company,

Paid up Capital, surplus and un- Banking—People’s Bank Building,

divided profits over IP.7,000,000, Corner David and Dasmarinas,

Deposits over P. 12,000,000; Manila Binondo; Teleph. 21:991; P.O. Box

Cable Ad: Chi bank. Shanghai

Cable Ad: (’hibancorp. Amoy 306;Nicolas Cable Ad : Pebanco

E-. Mullen, -president

Cable Ad: Chibank William Douglas, viee-presdt. &

Officers: treasurer

Dee C. Chu,an, president -John W. Haussermann, vice-

Albino Z. iSycip, vice-president pr.esident >

E. E, Wing, manager

Martin Hqpun, assist, manager J. P. Heilbrpnn, vice-president

D. A. Cook, manager, foreign Ramon J. Fernandez, vice-prest.

Emil M. Bachrach, vice-presdt.

T. department

S. Wang, manager Shanghai Castor P. Cruz, secretary

Branch Ismael S. Zapata, comptroller

Yap Tian Sang, manager Amoy Allen lL. iDwyre, assist, treas. &

Branch trust officer

Branches :

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Baguio, Mauntam Province

Corporation—35, Juan Luna; Telephs. Tailac, Tailac

23147-8; San. Fernando, Pampanga

sham P.O. Box 304; Cable Ad: Faver- j, San Pablo, Laguna

B, J.C.Walker,

M. Johnston, manager

accountant Philippine National .Bank —

Assistants— Masonic Temple, Escolta, Binondo;

E. C. Richards Teleph. 22251; P.O. Box 1469; Cable

J.O. H.Skinner

Raikes I| A.F. C.F. B.Judd Ads: Philnabank and National

Black Bank

Clerks— Officers

al Bank of the Philippine Nation-

J. A. da Silva J F. M. Barros V. Madrigal, president

I. Franco | A. da Roza E. B. Sehwulst, vice-president

1576 MANILA

Members of the Board of Direc- Bartolome k Javier, Customs Brok-

tors—Jose L. de Leon, J. C. ers, Land and Water Transporta-

Rockwell, C. M. Cotterman, tion—62, Muelle de Binondo; Te-

Salvador Lagdameo, IK. B. Day leph. 22836

A Bartolome

and R. Cbrpus T. Javier, manager

R. Corpus, general manager

M. Cuaderno, assist, gen. mgr.

iD. Pekson, deputy gen. mgr.

J. Felix, deputy gen. mgr. and Bartolome Hire, Dealers

Transportation, Trucks for

cashier

S. A. Warner, deputy gen. mgr. Rattan, Ties, inetc.,—33,

Firewood,

PlazaCharcoal,

Dilao,

R. Mabanta, deputy gen. mgr. Paco; Teleph. 56593

J. R. H. Mason, deputy gen. Santiago S. Barbolome, president

manager

Geo. W. Porter, auditor Basilian Lumber Co., Inc., Port Hol-

land—343, T. Pinpin, Binondo

Philippine Trust Co., Banking; Saving Kuenzle & iStreiff Inc., agents

Accounts; Interest Paid on Fixed De-

posits and Checking Accounts; Trustees Basilan Plantation Co., Inc.—180,

and Administratorsde ofPiedad

Guardians—Monte Estates and Juan Luna, Binondo; Teleph. 49804

Building,

Plaza Goiti, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 21255; Menzies & Co., Inc., agents

P.O.Geo.BoxC. 150

Dankwerth, president “Baviera Gun Store”—301, Ronquillo,

E. B. Ford, vice-pres. and treasurer Santa Cruz;,Ad:Teleph.

2002; Cable Ba viera21714; P.O. Box

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., The, Major

L. M. L. Baviera,assist,

Coronado, (retired) manager

manager

Banking—34, Plaza Cervantes; Telephs.

23755,

Shokin23758-9; P.O. Box 1480, Cable Ad: Baxter, William, Paper Box Manufac-

T. Dazai, manager turer — 93, Gastambide, Sampaloc;

M. Taketomi, do. Teleph. 26356; P.O. Box 507

W. Baxter Sr., propr. and manager

A. Baxter, assist, manager

Banner Garage, Automobiles for Hire—

55, Echague,

Telephs. 21222-3 Plaza Goiti, Santa Cruz; Bay Company. The (of Bridgeport

J. R. Kuykendall, proprietor Conn.)

Bawson H. Bennett, manager Insular Drug Co., Inc., agents

Bayne & Co., (Henry Hunter Bayne

Bardwil Bros., Manufacturers and Ex- & Co.), Chartered Accountants, Cer-

?orters

laza Guipit,of Hand-made Lingerie—252,

Sampaloc; Teleph. tified Public Accountants Members,

21132; American

P.O.A. Box 1826; Cable Ad: Bardwil Institute of Accountants

E. Bardwi (absent) — 218, National City Bank Build-

Geo.L. H.E. Bardwil do. ing; Teleph. 21368; P.O. Box 689;

Golucke, assist, manager Cable Ad: Portend; All Standard

Codes

James R. Herridge, c.A.

Bap.rel Co., William L.—144, Juan Thomas W. Farnell, c.a.

Luna, Binondo J. R. Thornton, a.c.a.

Kummer & Comins, agents Mariano Laqui, c.p.a.

Antonio Zulueta

Arsenic Reyes, c.p.a.

Barretto Ramon Gorres, c.p.a.

De Pio,y Cia., Inc., Vinoanda E.Lumber

Contractors Hijos

Dealers — 720, Echague,

P.O. Box 1865; Teleph. 23375 San Miguel; Bazar Siglo XX, Importers and General

Benito Chiaco, president and manager San Merchants—101-113, Plaza Del Conde,.

Jose Barretto, treasurer ' 1294; Cable Ad:Teleph.

Nicolas;

Siglo

49704-6; P.O. Box

MANILA 1577

Beck, Inc., L, Importers and Wholesalers “ Benipayo Printing

Press” and Photo Engraving

and Photo Engraving—801-803,

-81-91, Escolta, Binondo; Teleph. 23355; Soler, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 21905

Cable Ad: presdt.

I. Beck, “Beck” and general managre Donato Benipayo, manager

H. A. Naftaly, manager

Bennett, Inc., P. N., Petroleum Pro-

Beck’s, General Department Store— equipment—58, ducts, Flour and Service Station

89, Escolta, Binondo; Teleph. 233i56; Pandacan; Teleph. Lorenzo de la Paz,

Cable Ad: Beck 56531; P.O. Box

L. Beck, Inc., props. 983; Cable Ad: Unoco and Pilsbury

W. S. Grant | P. M. Bennett

Beech’s Carriage

Marcelino, Ermila; Factory—267,

Teleph. 57297 San Berger & Co., S. M., Importers and Ex-

F. Beech, proprietor and manager porters — 2219, Azcarraga, Sampaloc;

M. Beech, assist, manager P.O.8. M.BoxBerger,

654; Cable

pres. Ad: Berco, Manila

Behn, Meyer & Co. H. Mu., Import and Bermudez & Bautista, Inc., General

Export Merchants, Shipping and Insur- Brokers, Especially Comprax and

ance

Teleph.Agents

22924; —P.O.227,Box.David Binondo;

298; Cable Maguey—5, San Gabriel, Binondo;

Ad: Teleph.

Oldarno; 22365 and 21311; P.O. Box

Western Union and Bentley’s edn., 1856A. Bautista, manager

Codes: Acme A.B.C. 6th

Fr. Daniel sen, manager D. Bermudez, secretary and treas.

A gencies

Hamburg-Amerika Linie Bernabe &Dealers

Capule,—Ltd.,

Netherlands Insurance Co. (Est. 1845)

General Accident Fire and Life As- Supply 1822, Automobile

Azacrrage,

surance Corporation, Ld. Sta. Cruz; Teleph. 28980

Germanischer Lloyd . 8. V. Bernabe

M. O. Capule

Belgian Consulate Bernabe’s Tailoring, Tailoring and Shirt-

(See Consulates) making —720, R. Hidalgo, Quiapo

Bernabe Cruz, proprietor

Benedicto, G. E., Mortgages, Rental Bernardino Electrical Service, Repair

bureau, and Beal Estate—304, Hea- and Re charge Batteries, Rewinding

cock Building, Escolta, Binondo; Repairs, Guaranteed eight months —

P.O. Box 1238; Teleph. 22979 ' 853, F. B. Harrison, Pasay, Rizal; Teleph.

Bened lore’s & Valdes’ Transporta- 55625 Maximo Bernardino, propr. and mgr.

tion—20S, iSevilla, San Nicolas;

Teleph. 26883 Bernardo & Sons, Jewellers, Opticians

E. F. Valdes, manager and Watchmakers, f-5-87, Rosario,

Binondo;

Branch: LaTeleph. 25144; Nacional,

Proteccion P.O. Box 1282.

612,

Benguet Consolidated Mining Co., Gold Azcarraga, San Nicolas; Teleph. 48380

Mining—Mines at Antamok, Ben- V. St. D. Bernardo, propr. & genl. mgr.

guet P.I., Room 610-614, National Dr. V. C. Bernardo,

City Bank Building, Juan Luna, optometrist and manager

Binondo; Teleph. 21497; Cable Ad: Paulino G. Ouyco, do.

Benguetcon; Codes Western Union

5 Letter and Bentley’s

John W. Haussermann, presdt. & Berry’s Potenciana, Intramuros 150, Santa

Chemical Co. —

general manager Roy J. Berry

Benguet Exploration Syndicate, The Bethlehem Steel ExportCorporation

—317, Roxina Building; Teleph. —Insular (Life Building, Plaza

23468 (General Agent); P.O. Box Moraga, Binondo; P.O. Box 1626;

2666; Capital Pi,600,000.00 Teleph. 22888 Cable Ad : Bethlehem

H. P. Whitmarsh, president Joseph H. Schmidt, representative for

E. J. Harrison, organizer the Philippine Islands

1578 MANILA

Big Wedge Mining Co.—307, Cu Un Bqgo Medellin Milling Co., Inc,—

Jieng Building ; ; Teleph, 2ai68 619,Theo. E.scolta, Binondo

H. Davies & Co., managing,

(General Agent); P.6. Box. 2666;

Capital P.2,000,000.00 agents,

E. E. Elser, president

R. S. Rogers, vice-president Bombay Silk Bazaar, Importers and Ex-

H. C. Anderson, treasurer porters, Wholesale and Retail Silk Mer-

E. J. Harrison, secretary and chants—775-777,

Teleph. 49915; Cable 1'abora,Ad:SanAssanmal.

Nicolas;

organizer Branches: RoyalandSilkCagayan,

Store, 737, Oriental

Tabora,.

Geo. M. Icard, .director San Nicolas

Bilog, Gregorio, Lawyer and Real Estate Misamis

Broker — 837, Tayuman, Santa Cruz; Bombay Silk Supply (Sobhraj Jhamatmal

Teleph. 23107 & Co.), Wholesale and Retail Silk Mer-

Bin iSeng Exchange Co., Inc., chants—128-132, occupied Nueva, Binondo (For-

Exchange brokers—517, Nueva, Bin- merly Teleph. 23554; P.O.

by Bazar

Box 1821;

Velasco);

Cable Ad:

ondo; Teleph. 23796 Sobhraj

Bin alb ag an Estate, Inc. — Masonic Ghanshamdas

Atmaram Udharam, Hotchaand, manager

do.

Temple, Binondo

J. Dumas, manager Boston Hotel and Restaurant, Hotel i

Binondo Harness Factoky -365. Gan- Restaurant (3Ai vate Dining Rooms)—200,

dara, Binondo; P.O. Box 1619; Te- Echague, Santa Cruz;

Dick Cotin, proprietor Teleph. 23381

leph. 25373 ,

Bio & Chua Snc., . Copra and Botica Boie (Philippine-American Drug j}

Hemp Exporters and Dealers— Cable Ad:Escolta,

Co.)—95, Binondo;23280

Boie; Teleph. P.O. Box 299;

Head Office 685 Benavides; P.O. R. S. Springer, general manager j

Box 974; Cable Ad: Biochuan;

. 4 Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

Tan Mui iLiong, president R.C. Grether,

Lindner, retail store dept.

instrument

Tan Chuan Leong, acting pres. & Botica Retail

de Sta. Cruz, Wholesale and

general manager

Tan Miu Chiao, office manager Cable Cruz; P.Druggists

O. Box 278;— 635,Teleph.

Sales,21029-33;

Santa j

and treasurer Ad: Salvia

Tan Cheng, manager provincial Dr. Carlos Jahrling,

V\ Schaal, signs per proprietor

pro.

division

Jose Constantino, secretary Botica Hensonnia, Wholesale and Retail

Birkett

ers—414,£c Cha'

Holden, Brok- Druggists—97,

GeneralTeleph.

co Building; Intramuros; Teleph. Real23732

Corner Cabildo, I

23175: P.O. Box 690: Cable Ad: Emeterio Castro, proprietor

Birkden Boulevard Apartment Hotel —

J. (N. Macleod 1134, Dewey Boulevard; Teleph. .

Blossom & Co., Plumbers and Metal 56082; Cable Ad : Boulapt

R. Lee Hobbs, manager .

workers—4, Samsinco (near Otis),

Paco; Teleph. 57435; Gable Ad: Boyle & Co., Inc., H. H., Hemp and S

Blossom Copra Exporters—179, Muelle de 9

D. E. Blossom, manager Binondo; Teleph. 49660; P.O. Box I

Blue Bar Coconut Co., Inc.—301, 1370; Cable Ad : Leyho

H. H. Boyle, president

Fernandez Building, Binondo; Te- H. D. Caailas, vice.-president

leph. 2341S; Cable Ad : Kord P. D. Canlas, secretary

John ID. McCord, pres, and mgr.

Boadmek, W., Importer and exporter Brimo, Importer Antonio

of DryA.,Goods—412,

Manufacturer

Reina andRe-

—408, Kneedler Building, Oarriedo, gente, Binondo; P.O. Box 134; Cable Ad:

Sta. Cruz; Teleph. 22607 Abrimo; Teleph. 49719

MANILA 1579

Uriah Roxas, Im ., Gentlemen’s Fine Wear, Burroughs, Inc., Dealers in Adding,

Military Supplies, Arms and Ammuni- Billing, Bookkeeping, Calculating

tion, Hunting, and Fishing Outfits, Machines—Samanillo Building (4th

Spalding Athletic Goods and Tailoring

Departmen t—121-123, Escolta, Binondo; floor), Escolta; P.O. Box 2769;

P.O. Box 151;

Universal TradeCable Brirox; Code: Teleph.

CodeAd:(only)

23466; Cable Ad: Burad

Jay Merchant," service chief

Enrique

generalP.manager

Brias Roxas, president and Bush Chemical Co., Inc., Joe —443,

Ramon J. Fernandez, vice-president Ronquillo; P.O. Box 1753; Teleph. 23278

Enrique Brias de Coya, treasurer Joe Bush, manager

Antonio

Mariano Brias,

Brias, director

do. Business Administration Institute,

Inc. —635, Rizal Avenue. Sta. Cruz;

Brimo, Joseph G., General Importer and Teleph. 28985; P.O. Box 1091

F. P. Libatique, manager

Wholesale' Jeweller—97, Rosaris, Bin- iSil. P. Libatique, assist, manager

onds; P.O. Box 717: Teleph.

Pietro Lanza, proprietor 22128-97-99

G.L. Castillo

Garcia, manager Business Advertising Co., Advertis-

ing agents—143, Gup it, Sampaloc;

Teleph. 22784

British Consulate E. Sikat, prop, and manager

(See Consulates) Cacho & Hildago, Engineers-and Con-

Buchipco, Alfredo B., Foundry Machinist [871; tractors — 312-314,Cable

Teleph.22770; Cerriedo; P.O. Box

Ad: Cachodalgo

—313, Camba, San Nicolas; Teleph. 48234 Jose Ma Cacho, civil engineer

Alfredo B. Buchipco,

Joaquin B. Baibas, managerproprietor j Clemente Hidalgo, mech. engineer

British Corporation and Register of Cadwalladar-Gibson Lumber Co.—63-77,

Shipping and Aircraft — Derham Nagtahan, Sampaloc; P.O. Box 602;

Teleph. 67516;Cable Ad: Cadwall

Building, Port Area

American Bureau of Shipping, Calamba Sugar Estate —Main Office

agents Canlubang, Laguna Province,

Bufete Cavanna, Attorn eys-at-tLaw— Manila Office: 407 Na tional City

321, Perz Samanillo Building, Bin- Bank, Cable

Building; Teleph. 22171;

Ad: Calsug

ondo; Teleph. 21572; P.O. Box 1659 L. Weinzheimer, vice-pres. and

Bukidnon Cattle and Coffee Co., Inc. general manager

-902, Cordeleria, St. Mesa; Te- R. Gronke, assist, gen. mgr.

ieph. 67673; Cable Ad: Messiary O. G. C. Milne, resident mgr.

F. O. Gearheart, president S. Jamieson, mgr. Manila office

0. G. Santiago, sec.-treasurer California Grocery Co.. The—218-20:

Bull and Co., Inc., W.—129, Juan Echague, Santa Cruz; P.O. Box 742;

Luna Street; Teleph. 21620; P.O. Teleph. 23218

E. Y. Sing, proprietor

Box 2878; Cable Ad: Cobul. Codes

A.B.C. 5th edn., Imp., Bentley’s, Camara de Comercio Espanola de

Clave “Colon,” Mosse and Private Filipinas—P.O. Box 754; Teleph. 57575

Bulletin, Manila iDaily—Corner Raon J. M. Elizalde, president

and Evangelista, Quiapo; Teleph. Camera Supply Co.—18-22. T. Pinpin,

21102; Cable Ad: Bulletin Binondo; P.O. Box 778: Teleph. 23930

andMrs.22198;Cable Ad: Charts

Ida Palmer

Banning & Co., Inc., Export and

—135-168, Felipe IT, Binondo; P.O. BoxInsurance Jose de la Fuente, manager

289; Telephs, 49753 and 49754; Cable Campos Rueda Hermanos Inc., Importers

Ad:H.Insumerco

Running, pres. and Exporters—2205, Azcarraga, Sam-

K.A.Kloclc, vice-pres| J. Terol

Tilmann' paloe; P.O. Box 31; Teleph. 23944;

Cable Ad: Cam porn

1580 MANILA

Camus

Masonic Temple, Binondo; Telephs. 313, Caro Electrical Service, Automotive

22347-8; Cable Ad: Bufdel Electrical Appliances & Accessories

Francisco A. Delgado, lawyer —110-116, Padre Faura, Ermita;

Manuel Camus, do. Telephs. 56944-56945

Under Bam Car Inc., management

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Carpinteria de B. Honda,, Carpenter,

Ltd. - 14 16, Calle David; P.O. Box Furniture and Building (Contractor,

288; Telephs.

pacline 23656-7; Cable Ad: Can- Bowling Alley Manufacturer—335-343,

and Gacanpac

J. B. Shaw, general agent Begidor Quiapo; Teleph. 27354

C, S. Larson | . G. K. lluzavet , Carrera & Co., Edward G., Certified

Public Accountants — 112, Bomero

Salas, Ermita; Teieph. 54943; P.O.

GREGORIO M. CANSIPIT Box 2647; Cable Ad: Audcar

Incorporated

CtoSTOMs Brokers & Forwarding Oarrero, Yidal Y Co.,

Manufacturers—Isla CoconutPaco;

de Provisor, Oil

Agents P.O. Box 1275;

Cable Ad: CavicoTelephs. 21101 and 21186;

34, Eseolta, Boom 11, Juan Carrero, president

MANILA, P.I. Jose Vidal, vice-president

Tel. 23803 Cable Ad : “Claudius’, Carroceria “Ang Tibay”, Carriage

Factory and Automobile Bepairers

A. CLAUDIO, President —207, Pacheco and 1454, Sande,

Customs Brokers Tondo; Teleph. 47210

Trucking Casino Espanol de Manila—Taft Avenu-

Forwarding and San Luis, Ermita

Shipping Castillo & Huos, Marble Workers,

Sculptors, Plating, etc.—313, B. Hil-

Carbon Dioxide Plant (Liquid and dago, iSta. Cruz; Teleph. 26157

Solidified)—132, Aviles Street; Te- Castmac, Inc., Chemists—Perez Samanillo-

ieph. 21212—{See San Miguel Bre- Bldg,-Escolta, Binondo; P. O. Box 2551;

wery) Teleph. 22115; Cable Ad: Cortwit;

Cardenas, J. Perez, Lawyer and Notary Courtney Whitney, president

Public — 305-306, Filipinas Buildings, Casupanan Brothers, Plumbers and

Plaza Moraga,

Ignacio Binondo;

Alcuaz, assist, Teleph.

attorney21336 Plumbing Contractors—1112, Bizal

Cesar A. Bumirez, do. Avenue, Sta. Cruz; Teleph. 27953

Catholic Trade School, Printing, Book-

Caridad Estates of Caviie, Inc.—Head binding and Book Store—Corner Oro-

Office:

Box 9; 113, Juan22951;

Teieph. Luna,Branch P.O. quieta

Binondo;Office: Telepk.

and Tayuman, Santa Cruz;

27928

217,Henry

P. Burgos, Cavite;president

P.O. Box ■ 55 P. Jorge Puder, manager

Uy Cho-Yee,

Hammon H. Buck, yice-pres., secretary Catot Film Exchange, Jose, French,

American and European Films—

and estate manager

Yang Ek Gang, assist, mgr. & treas. 327, Baon, Sta. Cruz; Teleph. 21354;

P.O. Box 1002

Carlos, Lorenza,28201Florist — Cplgante, J. Catot, manager

Ermita; Teleph.

Cayetano

facturing& Co., Importers and (Badio

Bepresentatives Manu-

Carmelo

2057, & Bauermann,

Azcarraga; P.O. Inc.,655;Printers—

Box Teleph. Supplies)—865, Bizal Avenue; Te-

23331 leph. 21942; P.O. Box 2504

A. Carmelo, president A. G. Cayetano, manager

MANILA 1581

Oebu Portland Cemeint Co.

Manufacturers of

APO CEMENT

“Best by Test”

Uniformly much above Government Requirements

Main Office : Alberto Barretto, President Cable Addeess :

China Bank Bldg. and General Mgr. “Cepoc” Manila

Manila P.I. Jesus J. Santos, Secty. & Treas. Tels. 49868—49869

Plant:-Naga, Cebu PJ. H. M. Power, Supt. of Plant

Cebu Geo. E. Weber, president

CruzSucO.e Co.—25, Plaza Goiti, Sta. Lorenzo Correa, vice-pres.

James Scott, manager Central Azucarera Pel Danao,

Cebu Portland Cement Co., Manu- 302, Escalante,

PilipinasNegros

Building;Occidental—301-

Feleph. 23594;

facturers of Apo Cement—China P.O. Box 2852

Bank Building; Teleph. 49868-9; Francisco Ortigas, president

Cable Ad: Cepoc; Plant, Naga, Alejandro de Aboitiz Pinaga, vice-pres.

Cebu

Alberto Barretto, pres. & gen. Central Azucarera Del Norte, Sugar

manager Central—203, Cu Un Jieng Bldg.,

Jesus J. 'Santos, secty. & treas.

H. M. Power, general supt. of Binondo; Teleph. 21668

Valentin Teus, manager and propr.

plant

Cecilio Press, Printers, Bookbinders Central Chemical Co.—1011, R. Hidalgo,

and Publishers—726, Calero, Sta. Quiapo; LegardaTeleph.

& Co.,22176; P.O. Box 1235

proprietors

Cruz; Teleph. 26273 Benito Legarda, Jr. manager

Dr. A. Cecilio, proprietor Central Cotabato, Inc., Agriculture

Center de Luxe, Inc., Gentlemen’s Fur- development-7,514, Chaco Building,

nishing Store, Shirt Makers, Importers Plaza Cervantes, Binondo; Teleph.

21183; P.O. Box 342; Cable Ad:

of80-82,

Quality Hats, Caps and Hosiery—

Escolta, Binondo; Teleph. 237S7- Centralcot

80-82; P.O. Eduque,

Box 1719president J. E. Kennedy, president

Dr. Jose Frank B. Ingersoll, treasurer and

Antonino Martinez,

Conrado Izada, supt.manager

of shirt factory secretary

Central

FurnitureFurniture Co. (Dy Hong

Manufacturers, Co.),

Wholesale

Central Auto Supply Co., The—Corner and Retail Furniture Dealers; Contrac-

Rizal Ave and Azcarraga,

Teleph. 23727; P.O. Box 2115; Santa Cruz; tors for 333

Office& 337,

Furniture—Main Office:

P. Angulo, general manager 325, 329,

Teleph. T. Pin pin,: Standard

21486. Branches Binondo;

Central Furniture Store, 364 and 368, T. Pinpin,

Office: 212,Azucarera

Marques dede Comillas,

Bais—Central

Paco; Binondo

Dy Hong, manager

Teleph.:22581;

Oriental Cable Ad: Bais, Negros Tiu Leng, assist, manager

Geo. E. Weber, president Lee Theng, partner

Lorenza Correa, vice-do. Central Hardware, Hardware Dealers—

Central Azucarera de Tarlac — 212, 61, Rosario,Cable

Binondo; Teleph. 21909; P.O.

Marques

Teleph. 22581de Comillas, Paco, Manila; BoxUy1148; Ad: Uyliamhu

Liam Hua, manager

1582 MANILA

Central Luzon Milling Co., Inc., Cheng Ban Yek & Co., Importers and

Sugar Millers and Dealers—315, Exporters, Rice Mill Owners—525,

Perez iSamanillo Building, Escolta, Muelle de Binondo, San Nicolas;

S Binondo ; Teleph. 22917; P.O. Box Teleph'. 48834; P.O. Box 792

! 2022 Cheng Leng, manager

J. Y. Ramirez, president

Century Insurance Co., Ltd.—Perez Cheng and Sjong Lam & Proprietors—1001,

Rice Mills Co., Rice dealers

Samanillo Building, 619, Escolta, Dagupan, Tondo; Telephs. 49606 &

Binondo 49650; P.O. Box 1524

Theo. H. Davis & Co., general Cheng Siong Lam, manager

j agents

Chiat An, Exchange broker—530, Sta.

Chamber or. Commerce, Manila, Cristo, San Nicolas; Teleph. 49546;

{See Associations) P.O. Box 85

Chamber of Commerce of the Philip- Chico’s Truck and Auto Supply, Dealers

inTeleph.

Automobile

pine Islands—{See Associations) 57538.tTires—2141, Herran,Paco;

Chambre de Commerce Francaise Aux Mariano Chico, proprietor

Isles Philippines—(Nee Associa- Chicago Portrait Co., ArthStudios—

tions) 931, R. Hildago, Quiapo; Teleph.

Cham-Samoo & Sons, Imports 28873; Cable Ad : Inartco

tion Materials—300-308, SanofCristo,

Construc-

San Chin Guan, Importer of China ware—339,

Nicolas; Teleph. 49502-38-64; Cable Ad: Santo Cristo; Teleph. 47268

Chanisamco

Chan Kiau & Co., Rice Importers and Chin Sing & Co., Hardware Dealers—

Dealers—259, Juan Luna, Binondo; 207, Rosario, Binondo; Teleph. 48595

Teleph. 48649; P.O. Box 695

China Banking Corporation — {See

Chan Tat. Import and Export — 410, Banks)

Poblete, Binondo; Teleph. 22139-30; P.O.

Box 44; Cable Ad: Chantat China DrawnChineseWork Co., Importers and

Charter,1 T. H., Manufacturers’ Re- Exporters, Embroidery

Oriental Curio Dealers—84, M. H. del

and

presentative — Binondo; Teleph. Pilar, Ermita; Teleph. 28340; P.O. Box

24063'; P.O. Box 1201; Cable Ad: 465; Cable Ad. Chinawork

Char diner, . Tan Kok Shing, general manager

Chartered Bank of India, Aust. & China Fire Insurance C'o., Ltd., The

China—(Nee Banks) —Perez Samanillo Building; 19,

Chaves ’ Salinas & Co., Customs Escolta, Binondo

Warner, Barnes ,& Co., (Ltd.,

Brokers and Forwarding Agents— agents

129, Dasmarigas' Street; Teleph.

, 22350 ■ ' “China Light Review,” Monthly Maga-

Chef «(• Co., L.i A. (Varadero de San Mi- zine, Published in English, and Chinese—

guel), Ship Builders—745, Echague, San 506, 49392; Reina Regente,

P.O.Hope,

Box 2880 Binondo; Teleph.

Miguel; Teleph. 21660;

L. A. Clioe, manager P.O. Box 1244 Fusong managing editor

Victoria B. Gabriel, business manager

Chemical Consultation Office, Con- Chineleria Sinukuan, Slipper Manu-

sulting chemists and Chemical en- facturers and Dealers — 1656, Rizal

gineers — Paterno23676;Building,

P.O. Box Sta.885 Avenue,

Cruz; Teleph.

B. F. 'Regarda AgapitaSanta

Sison,Cruz

proprietor

Candido Halili, manager

MANILA 1583.

Chinese Commercial News Co., 'Inc!—4, Chua Kay & Co., M., Rice Merchants

Soler (near Azcarraga Bridge), Tondo; —267, Juan Luna, Binondo; Teleph.

Teleph. 49795; P.O. Box 452; Cable Ad: 49953; Cable Ad : Chongheng

Sionpo

Yu Yi, Tung, business..manage,!' M. Chua Kay, manager

Chua Lim & Co., Soap .Manufacturers—

Chinese Consulate—(See Consulates) 607, Sfo. Cristo, Sari Nicolas'

Chinese TradinA -Co., Inc., The, Im- Chua Luan & Co., Inc.,. Importers,

Exporters and General Merchants—

porters of iDry Goods and Provi- 310, Sto. Cristo; Teleph. 48547

sions—437, N'ueva, Binoaido; Te-

leph. 222150; P.O. Bfo? 2197; Cable Chua Seco & Co., General Merchants

Ad : Chintr&Uo —519, iSanta Cristo; Teleph. 48743;

Kui itoa San. manager " P.O. Box 963

ChingjCHAy 1 Pin & Co., Cigars, Ciga- Chua Sy Quiat & Co., Imports, Ex-

rettes, Groceries, Notions, etc.—1016, ports, , Exchange and Commission

Comercio, San Nicolas; Teleph. Merchants —1107, Sah Eernrindo,

48902 Binondo; Teleph. 47270

Ching GtrAN'&:Co, (Sinamay), Dry Goods Chua Tiat To & Co., Fabricarrios Toda

and Hosiery Dealers, Wholesale and ClasedeLatas, Tambieri Reoibimos Toda

Detail —25498

Teleph. 214-216, Gandara, Binbndo; Clase Ramo de Trabajos Concerriientes

de Hojalateria—373-379, A1

Muelle

Ching Guan, proprietor deP. O,Binondo,

Box 2154 Binondo; Teleph.' 49993;

Ching Kiattao Bros. Co., Bice Importers Chua Tirt, mgr.

and Dealers, Bice Mill Owners—907, M. Chua Yap (Philippine Mirror Factory)

de Santos, San Nicolas; Teleph. 48809; —716-718, Rizal Avenue, Santa Cruz;

P.O.AngBoxKek,2327manager Teleph. 21891

Chua Yaw, Leon, Water Transporta-

Choa Tek Hee, Importer, General tion and Stevedoring—107, Dasmar-

Merchant and Manufacturers’ Re- indas, Binondo; Teleph. 23684

H. Chua, manager

presentative — 413, Reina Regent,

Binondo; Teleph. 49711; P.O. Box Chumbuque, Jose Lim., Coal Dealer, Bay

766; Cable Ad : Choatekhee and River Freighting—204, Sevilla, San

Choy & Co., S. C., Lumber Mer- Limchumbuque Nicolas ; Teleph. 21731 ; Cable Ad :

chants and Building contractors— Jose Lim, jr., manager

672, Juan Luna, Binondo; Teleph. Macario Lim, do.

49590; P.O. Box 762; Cable Ad:

Choy Chung Hwa Steel Corporation, Im-

S. C. Choy, manager porters of Iron and Steel—410, Poblete;

P.O.

Ad: Boxtat44; Teleph. 22139; Cable

Chan

Christern,

Import andHuenefeld

Export—711,&GalleCo.,Roman,

Inc., Chan Quan Pang, President

Kung Jen Chun, Assist, manager

Box 2046; Cable Ad: Sternhuene P.O.

Binondo; Telephs. 49823 and 49730;

Ewald

Otto Huenefeld, vice-pres.

Fitzner, assist, manager& mgr. CHURCHES .and MISSIONS

P. Constantino, secretary Episcopal Mission of the Philip-

pine Islands—567, Isaac Peral;

Chua Chiaco & Co., Importer, Ex- Teleph. 56649; Cable Ad : Bishop-

porter of Native Products—253, sted; Bishop, Rt. Rev. Governeur

Juan Luna, Binondo; Teleph. Frank Mosher ID.D.

49952: Cable Ad : Chongheng Mission de la Compa Ria de Jesus

1584 MANILA

Uniojj ©hurch of Manila (American)— Co Tiamco & Oo., General Merchants

Padre Faura

Manse: and A. Mabini*

222, Arquiza; Ermita- —505, Santo Cristo; iSan Nicolas;

Teleph. 55930

Minister—F. Gordon Hart Teleph. 48843

Cocol & Co., M., Stationery, General

Clark & Co., Optometrists—205, Ma- Cruz; Merchandise—942, T. Alonso; iSta.

sonic Temple, 90, Escolta; Teleph. Colco Teleph. 26907; Cable Ad:

22144; P.O. Box 1108; Cable Ad:

Clarkhager Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co., Soap &

R. N. Clark Toilet Preparations—58, ©asmarin-

G. ' T. Herrmann as, Binondo; Teleph. 49740; Cable

H. O. Haynor Ad: Palmolive

R. A. Thorson W. T. Schroeder, manager

M. J. Thompson M. B. Palad, accountant

Clarke & Larkin, Certified Public Ac- Columbia Hotel—50, M. H. del Pilar

and 108, San iLuis, Ermita; Te-

countants—808,

23376; P.O. Box Masonic Temple;

270; Cable Teleph. leph.

Ad: Clarlar 23460

J.W.G.W.Horstink,

Larkin, c.p.a,

c.p.a. Columbian Rope Co., Manufacturers

of abaca—302, National City Bank

Francisco

C.P.A. Dalupan, attorney-at-law, Building, Binondo; Teleph. 21149;

Enrique Caguiat, c.p.a. Cable Ad : Columbian

A. M. Sanchez, c.p.a. S. Fraser

Maximo Arcangel, c.p.a. Commercial Electrotype Co., Inc., Elec-

Antonio Aquino, c.p.a. trotypes,

Jose Torres, c.p.a! •

M. C. Cruz, c.p.a. Work—503,.Stereotypes and Mimeograph

Estero Cegado, Santa Cruz;

Ricardo Tiongco, c.p.a. Teleph. 23091; P.O. Box 755

Joaquin Yamzon, c.p.a. David Sheppard, manager

Co Ban Lino & Co Ban Kiat, Hardware Commercial Pacific Cable Co.—El Ho-

and Carriage Accessories, Paints and gar Building, Juan Luna, Binondo;

Oils, Wholesale and Retail—197-199, Telephs. P. 23556

McKenna, and

supt.23586; P.O. Box 771

Rosario, .jBin on do;

Co Ban' Kiat, managerTeleph. 22069 G. Perry, assist, supt.

P. Harrison, supervisor

Co Chun Chat, Chocolate and Conco- Commercial Painting and Fine Arts

nut Factory—712, ©art, Paco; Te- —637, Gonzales, Ermita

leph. 54fs01 C. Jimeno, chief artist

Co Lu So Hardware, Importers of Hard- Commercial Union Assurance Co.,

ware— Plaza Calderon de la ondo (Fire)—Chaco Building, Bin-

112-114,49745

Barca; Teleph.

Ltd.

Findlay, Millar Timber Co.,

CoAgents,

Pak Coconut

it Co., OilSoapfor Manufacturers, agents

Carrero, Vidal

& Co.—426, Santo Cristo, San Nicolas; times—50, DES

CpMPAGNIE MeSSAGERIES MaRI-

Teleph. Escolta : Teleph.. 21389;

Co Pak,49931; P.O. Box 2154

manager P.O. Box 273;

gerie

Cable Ad: Messa-

Levy Hermanos Inc., agents

* * mm

Co Seteng & Co., Eduardo, Manu- Compania General de Tabacos de Fili-

pinas.Insurance

Importers,Agents

JExporters,

ifacturers

and Building of Lumber, Cigar Boxes and

Contractors^—602-fil0, and Shipping

General

Merchants—212,

Tanduay, Quiapo; Teleph. 21809; Teleph. 22581 (cortnecting Marques de Comillas;

Cable Ad: Coseteng; P.O'. Box 247 ments); P.O. Box 143; Cabledepart- all Ad:

Eddardo Co Seteng, gen. mgr. Tabacalera

MANILA ]585

Jose Rosales, dir. & gen’l. mgr. (Spain) Germany—3rd floor Insular Life

Antonio

Carlos A.V.Ferrandiz,

Correa, vice-director

do. do. Building; Teleph. 22659; Cable Ad :

Consugerma

Consul—E. Rudolph

•Compania Maritima (Steamship Co.), Chancellor—Franz Fischer (Te-

Sociedad Anonima — 109, Juan leph. 22650)

Luna, Rinondo; Teleph. 2523S;

Cable Ad: Maritima; Codes, A.B.C. Great Britain Room 405, Fer-

5th and 6th edns., Bentley’s and nandez Building, Teleph. 2-15-88

Scott’s 10th edn. Agencies at: —

Calbayog, Cagayan de Misamis, i {Consul General—Thomas Harring-

ton, C.M.G.

Capiz, Carigara, Catbalogan, Cebu, Vice-Consul—L. H. Foulds

Cotabato, 'tDavao, Dumaguete, Iba- Acting Vice-Consuls—

hay, Iloilo, Jolo,' New Washington, F. W. Felling (Iloilo)

Pulupandan, Romblon, Tacloban G. W. Sinclair (Cebu)

and Zamboanga W. A. Burn (Zamboanga)

W. C. Naismith (Davao)

Compania de iSeguros Incorporada— A. K. Macleod (Legaspi)

109, Juan Luna

Fernandez Hermanos, general Italy—202, Roxas Building

adminstrators Acting Consul—R. F. Staur-

enght

Connell Bros. Co., Importers and Japan—513, Insular Life Builling,

Exporters—Rooms 708-710, Insular

Bldg, Binondo; Teleph 21439; P.O. Box Life Teleph. 2-36-57; Cable Ad: Riyoji

279;R. Cable ytd: Connell

T. Bremer, manager Consul-General—Atsushi Kimu-

ra

Vice-Consul—H. Okamoto

CONSULATES Acting Consul (Davao)—Toyoji

'Kaneko

Argentine

22032 —109, Juan Luna; Teleph. Latvia—Aguinaldo Bldg., 514-520,

Consul—J. F. Fernandez Juan Luna; Teleph. 49885

Vice Consul—Leopoldo R. Agui-

Belgium—50, Escolta; Teleph. 21090; naldo

P.O. Box 123; Cable Ad: Belsulat Liberia—798, Santa, Mesa; Teleph.

Consul—M. Yerlinden 67034

China — 203, China Bank Building; Consul—R, Summers

Teleph. 23223 Mexico—5, Plaza Moraga; Teleph.

Consul General—K. L. Kwong 24262; P.O. Box 1600

Vice Consul—K. Y. Mok Hon. Consul Vicente P. Genato

Costa Rica—Lack and Davis Bldg., Netherlands—979, Muelle de la In-

Room 25; Teleph. 26977 dustria; Teleph. 22698

Consul—Yincente T. Fernandez Consul—G. P. Datema

< zechoslovakia—61, Juan Luna; Vice Consul—T.

Acting Bremer W.

Vice Consuls—G.

Teleph. 22624

Consul—iLeo Schurmacher ■ Sinclair (Cebu), F. W. Fell-

ing (Iloilo)

Denmark—

Teleph. 22697979, Muelle de la Industria; Nicaragua—Sto. Domingo, No. 3,

Pasay (Esquina F. B. Harrison)

Consul—G. P. Datema Consul—T. R. Laoayo

France — Room 829, Luis Perez Norway—1000, Cordeleria; Teleph.

Samanillo Building, Escolta; 67567

Teleph. 2C940 Acting Consul—A. W. Robert-

Consul—Gaston Willoquet son

1536 MANILA

Acting Vice Consul; XCebin)1-©. United InsularStates of AMteKicA

Collector of Customs, acting

W. Sinclair

Acting Vice. Consul (Iloilo)—F. Venezuela—50, Escolta; Teleph.

W. Pellihg 21389

Panama—217, Perez-iSamanillo Build- 1 Consul—Albert P. Delfino

ing ; Teleph. 56628

Consul—E. C. Ross Consumers Plantation Co., Agricul-

Paraguay—8, Muelle del Banco Na- tural Products, Coconuts and Coffee

—3i26, Misericordia, Sta. Cruz; Te-

cional leph. 28376

Consul—J. J. Russell F. R. Zorrilla, manager

Peru—404, Lamayan Sta. Ana. Continental Insurance Co., The, Fife

Hon. Consul—Antonio

Y. Pavia ('Count de Melian and Marine Insurance — Kneedler

Pera- Building,

, camps) Santa Cruz; Teleph.

22428

Portugal—702, Insular Life Bldg.; E. E. Elser, general agent

Teleph. 22367

Consul—J. W. Ferrier Continental Supply Co., Telegrap-

Russia — Consul for France in Exporters, hic Code Leaf Specialists,

Tobacco Importers,

Healers,

Charge

Building, T. Pinpin,412,Corner

Glazed Tiles—411, Cu-UnEscolta;

Jieug

Siam—OOl, Pacific Bldg.; Teleph. Teleph. 23771; Cable Ad: Continent;

Codes Private and Triplex

22404 F. P. Garcia, manager

Hon. Consul—E. Arthur Per- P. B. Dagoro, sales manager

kins C. C. Gomes, travelling insptr.

Spain — Casino Espafiol; Teleph. C. J. Adyin, provincial auditor

66763 E. Asenetu. accountant

Consul General—Luis Ariho y R. L. Garcia, cashier

Cenzano Miss M. C. Arceo, stenographer

Vice-Consul—Andres' Rodriguez E. Polegrino, clerk

Ramon Attorney P. Malveda, legal

Consul (Iloilo)—-Jcise Ma Re- adviser

guera

Vice-Consul (Cebu) — Genaro Agents The

for

Directory

Membrela

Acting Consular Agent (Tugue- the Far East and Chronicle of

garao Cagayan)—Jose Ma. Triplex Code Co.

Hermandez

Consular Agent (Legazpi, Al- Cordoba Dr. Jose, Physician and Surgeon

bay)—Cipriano A. Y. Anduiza —428, 22979

Rizal Avenue, Santa Cruz; Teleph.

Consular Agent (Lucena Taya-

bas)—Jose Solis

Consular Agent (Zamboanga)— Corriell, Williams & Co.—144, Juan

Luna, Binondo

Mareelino Lozano Kummer & Cdmins, agents

Consular Agent (Guam, Maria-

nas Island)—Angel Vives Hernando J. C. Cu-Un-Jieng

Corvera—Attorney

Sweden—Chaco at Law—303, Bldg.

Consul—A. G.Building

Hendersen Escolta; Teleph. 23390

Switzerland—627,

Teleph. 21841 : P.O.Rizal

Box Avenue; Cosmos

Consul—A. Sidler

251 GeneralBazar, Inc., Direct Importers

Merchants—215-217, and

Rosario,

Binondo; Teleph. 49615

Lim Co Chui, president

Turkey—Consul for Spain in Charge Sy Lian Eng, manager

MANILA. 1587

Cosmos Lumber (Tan Hong & Co., Inc.) Cu Un Jieng & Co., Ltd., Importers of

Lumber ‘Dealers and Cigar Box Manu- Dry Goods, Shirt Manufacturers, Dry

facturers— Office and Yard: 633-5-7, Goods Dealers, Wholesale and Retail,

Soler, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 26045 Commission and Manufacturers’ Agents

Tan Hong, manager —Head Office: 60-64, Rosario, Binondo;

i Telephs. 22894 and 22359; P.O. Box 1105;

Cosmos Printing Co., Printing— 309, and Cable6thAd:edn.,

Taihing; Codes:andA.B.C.

Bentley’s 5th

Private.

Bustos, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 22705

Exequiel Yateo, propr. and manager Branches: Iloilo and Legaspi

G.CuA.YegCuKeng,

Unjieng,

vice-president

do.

Costa Rica, Consulate of, Khu Yek Chiong, general manager

(See Consulates)

Cquto He.rmanos, Importers and Ex- Cuprietors, Unjieng E. Hijos, Real Estate Pro-

Loans on Mortgages, Nego-

porters—64,

leph. 25.994 Escolta, Binondo; Te- tiable Documents, Notes Discounted,

J. Cduto | M. Couto and General

Binondo; Teleph. Agents—320, Dasmarinas,

23193; P.O. Box 93;

Cranston , H. tD., Mechanical and and Private Cable Ad: Cuunjieng; Codes: Bentley’s

Electrical Consulting Engineer — Mariano Cu Unjieng, manager

428, Kneedler Building; Santa

Cruz; Teleph. 24262 Cue; T. Medina, General Leaf To-

Credit Bureau of Manila, The—Perez bacco Merchant, Importer and Ex-

Samanillo Building, Escolta, Bin- porter—369, Juan Luna, Binondo;

ondo ; Teleph. 24152; Cable Ad: Teleph. 48036; Cable Ad: Cue

Crebuma

Cross Neon Lights, Manufactuners Custodio Electric Supply, Electrical

of Neon Luminous Tube Signs, Dis- Contractors andAzcarraga, Electrical Supplies

plays and Illumination—554, lSa,n dealers—1237,

Teleph. 49685

Binondo:

Louis, Ermita; Teleph. 57350; Cable

Ad: Crosneon Czecholovakian Consulate,

J. P. Sandejas, manager (See Consulates)

Crossley Brothers, Ltd.—Hongkong Daido Boeki Kaisha, Ltd., Importers

& Shanghai Bank Building, Binon- and Exporters—Insular Life Building,

do Plaza Moraga:Manila P.O. Box 888; Cable Ad:

. Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd., agents Daidoboeki-

Crown Life In^uh-ince Co., Toronto N. Nakamura, manager

Canada, Crownislas Co., General

Agents—(7th floor) Cu Un Jieng Dainty Bakery, The, Bakers andSanta

Con-

Bldg.; Teleph. 24310; Cable Ad: Cruz; Teleph. 23518; P.O.Echague,

fectioners — 317-321,

Box 71

Crownislas Ng Tew, manager

Crownislas Co., General Agents Daisy Philippine Underwear Co.,

Crown Life

Toronio, of Inc.—1854, Azcarraga, Santa Cruz;

InsuranceUn Co.Jieng

Canada—Cu Teleph. 22366; Cable Ad: Rosegold

Building, Pinpin at Escolta; Te- Maurice Liebon, vice-president

leph. 24310

W. R. Cothran j Dalisays’ Brothers, Building Con-

tractors—202, iDapitan, Sampaloe

Cruz Auto Supply—Corner of Blu-

mentritt and Rizal Avenue, Santa Damo’s Chocolate and Coffee Factory

Cruz; Teleph. '57527; and also 853, —739. Dart, Paco; Teleph. 54927; P.O.

F. B. Harrison Pasay Box 2350

H. C. Damo, manager

Cruz & Co., Inc., M.—400, Masonic Danish Consulate

Temple, Escolta, Binondo; Teleph. (See Consulates)

2i860; P.O. Box 2141

1588 MANILA

David, B. B., Import and Export— Dee C, Chuan & Sons, Inc.*,

189, Juan Luna; P.0. Box 2082; Lumber Manufacturers and Dealers

in all kinds of Philippine Lumber—

Cable Ad: David; Codes A.JB.C. Sth 16-24, Soler-Binondo; Telephs. 49683

edn., Bentley’s Phrase Code and 48826; P.O. Box 474; Cable Ad:

David Deug Store—602, Bizal Avenue, Chuan Dee C. Chuan, president

Santa Cruz; Teleph. 21124

Ignacio David, manager

Zanita de David, pharmacist Dee Tian & Co., Saw Mill Operators and

Davies & Co., P. M., Manufacturers’ Re- Lumber Dealers—1518,

Cruz; Teleph. 27642 Azcarraga, Santa

presentatives—

163:} 76, Escolta; P.O. Box Dee Tian, manager and president

Davies & Co., Theo. H., Sugar Factors, Dehn & Co., Inc., Importers, Ex-

InsuranceHead

Escolta. and Commission Agents—619, porters Manufacturers Agents—300,

Dewey Boulevard; Teleph. 56381 :

W. G. Hall Office: Honolulu P.O. Box 183; Cable Ad: Cawar

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Western

G. C. Hunter Union, Calpack, Bentley’s, Mosse

Davies and Geck, Inc. (of Brooklyn, and Duo

N.Y.)

Insular Drug Co., Inc., agents Delgado, Dr. Jose M., Physician—2305, E.

De Sin Furniture, Furniture Manu- Mendiola, San Miguel; Teleph, 25020

facturers

Contractors,and Dealers, OfficeT.Furniture

pin, “Delta” Laundry and Tailoring, The,

Binoudo; Teleph.etc.25661.

— 240. Branch PinStore: Wholesale and Retail Tailoring and

Makers of Ladies’ Garments, Silk

348-350 and 225-227, T. Pinpin, Binondo Remnants, Veils, Percales, etc.—^

Lee To, proprietor and manager —1403, Rizal Avenue, Santa Cruz;

De Vivanco & Co., Hamburg—711, Teleph. 25466

Juan B. Mercado, proprietor

Calle Roman, Binondo

Christern Huenefield & Co,, Inc., Denniston, Inc., Photographic Supplies—

agents 124, Escolta, Binondo; Teleph. 21060;

De Witt, Perkins & Brady, Lawyers P.O.W. Box Bruce255;Allen,

Cablemanager

Ad: Denic

—Rooms 601-609; National City

Bank Building, Binondo; Teleph. Destilerias Ayala Incorporada, Dis-

22404; P.O. Box 760; Cable Ad: tillers—630, Echague, San Miguel;

Treduoc

Lawyers—Clyde A. iDe Witt, E. Teleph. 21514; Cable Ad : Desai

Carlos Palanca, president

Arthur Perkins and William 0. A' Conrado, manager

Brady

“Dia Filipino”

Dean’s Import and Export — 436, Publishers (“Dia FiLiPiNO,”Semi-AnnuaIPress, Printers and:

Estero Cegado, Santa Cruz; Teleph. Publication)—933, R. Hidalgo, Quiapo;

22723; P.O. Box 1731 Teleph. 21430: P.O. Box 698

Vicente

Jose Poblete,

Roxas, proprietor

manager

Decena Bros, Inc., Rice and Sugar Deal-

ers—305, Kneedler Building,Santa Cruz; Directory and Chronicle of the

Teleph.

Jose S.27797; P.O.manager

Decena, Box 50 Far East (China, Japan, Malaya,

Borneo, Siam,Netherlands

The Philippines, Corea,

Dee Hong Lue & Co.. Inc., Lumber Indo-China, Published by the Hong Kong

India etcJ

Manufacturers and Dealers in all Daily Press, Ltd.—11, Ice House

kinds of Philippine Lumber—920- iStreet, Hong Kong

950, Juan Luna; Teleph. 49927

Dee Hong Lue, president and gen. Agents for the Philippines

manager Continental Supply Co,—411-412r

Keh Kang Tong, vice-pres. and Cu Un Jieng Bldg., T. Pinpin

sales manager Corner Escolta; Teleph. 23771

MANILA 1589s

DiZdN & Co., Inc.,

ers—,308-310, Importers

Kneedler and Export-

Building, Santa Dumasal, Syj' Dealers in Sewing

Cruz; Teleph. 22610; P.O. Box 1190; doMachines—1532, Azcarraga, Binon-

Cable Ad: Radiumetor

C. M.A.Dizon,

Jose manager

Uy., office and proprietor Dunlop Rubber Co., (F.E.), Ltd.

manager —Port Area District

Agent—Smith Bell & Co., Ltd.—

Dodge

T & Seymour, Ltd.

L .S.A.), American Manufacturers’ (New York, Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank

Agents and Export Merchants—Insular Building, Binondo; Teleph.

Life Building, Plaza Moraga, Binondo; 23131

Teleph. 22229; P.O. Box 1345; Cable Ad: T. J. Pratt

Eximco

Prank J, Cuhel, manager Dutch Consulate,

{See Consulates)

Dollar Co., The Robert, Shipowners, Duran, Lim & Tuason, Attorneys at

Operators, Lumber—Main Office: Port Law—410-407, Cu Un Jieng Bldg. ;

Area, City

Teleph. 22441;Ticket

P.O. BoxOffice,1636;87,Cable

Escolta;

Ad: Telephs.Ad:23094-23095 : P.O. Box 522;

Dollar. Head Office: San Francisco Cable Manuel Lim

Dulim

(Cal.) Branches in the Philippine Jose M, Tuason

Islands,

DagupanIloilo, Cebu,Fernando

and San Zamboanga, Vigan, Pio Duran

H. M. Cavender, general agent Honesto K. Bausa

C.agentG. Sail!, secretary to general Pablo L. Meer

Jose C. Zulueta

L.J. Wells,

B. Jepson. chief clerk

assist, to genera] agent Dy Buncio. & Co., Inc., Importers and

Mrs. M. Will mont, stenographer Exporters—19L2I],

P.O. Box 1477 ; CableMuelle de Binondo;

Ad: Dybuncio

O.W. F.J. Gam bell, freight agent

Rogers, freight solicitor Dy Buncio, president

R. S. Reid, claim agent J. Santiago

VV. Cairns,Abraham,

vice-piesident

secretary

Robt. Woodfine, Port Captain

N. V. Carlson, accountant Dy Chiao Cham Sons, Importers and Ex-

W.Stanley Crum, assist,

G. Macdonald, accountant

dist. passenger agent porters; Dealers Insurance and .Products;

in Philippine

W. F. Cawley, assist, passenger agt. Commission, Agents — 256, JuanBoxLuna,

Shipping

Binondo;

A. MacNeur, passenger department Teleph. 49765; P.O. 1017; Cable Ad:

J.H. R.Vega,

Lunge, do.

do. Dychiaocham; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn.,

W. K. Garrett, agent (Iloilo, P.I.) Bentley’s complete phrase and the

A. H. Terry, do. (Cebu, P.I.) China

Carigara,Republican.

Leyte, Cebu,Branch LaoangOffices:

and

J.P. F.Avisa,

Lineham, do. agent

passenger (Zamboanga,

(Vigan, P.I.)

P.I.) Calbayog, Samar

V. G. Lopes, do. (SanFernando,L.U.) L. Huanlian, proprietor and manager

Juan H. Dizon, do. (Dagupan, P.I.) L. Huanuy, treasurer

Agents Dy Cuiton & Co., Dry. Goods Dealers

Dollar Steamship Line —119, Rosario, Binondb; Teleph.

American& Mail

Tacoma LineSteamship Co.

Oriental 25346

Philippine Inter-Island Steamship Co. Da Pac & Co., Inc.—1022-1060, Juan

Dollar Steamship Lines Luna; Telephs. 49561 and 49591;

{see The Robert Dollar Co.) P.O. Box 1239; Cable Ad: Dypac

Domingo Legarda & Co., Inc., Manu- Eagle Cinema Eagle Co., Inc., Operating the

and Venus Theatres in Iloilo—

facturers of Soap, Inks, Paste, In-

sectide and Disinfectants, Metal 670, Dasmarinas, P.O.Binondo;

Box 579 Telephs.

Polish, Varnish, Wood Oils, Sealing 23515 O. S.andCole,23517;

president

Wax and Floor Wax—Pureza, Sta. E. Paterno, vice-do.

Mesa; Teleph. 67543; Cable Ad: G. G. Bosque, treasurer

Adragel V. Aibo, secretary

1590 MANILA

EarIron

nshaw Docks and Honolulu

Works, The, Engineers, Foun- Economic Press,Regidor,

Printers and Teleph.

Book-

binders—205, Quiapo;

ders, Shipbuilders and Repairers, Im- 22782

porters of all kinds of Machinery, Sotero Gonzalez, manager

Manufacturers and Repairers of

Sugar Machinery—118, 2nd Street,

Pori Area; Teleph. 23213; Private Educational Distributor, The, Sport-

ing and School supplies—766, Juan

Exchange Connecting all depts.; Luna, Binondo; Teleph. 49602

P.O. Box 282; Cable Ad: Mearn- Y. E. Fugoso, manager

shaw, all Standard Codes

A. M. Simpson, business mgr.

T. Ear nshaw, mgr. of marine EDUCATIONAL

slipway

J. George, mgr. merchandise Ateneo de Manila—P.O. Boxl54;Telephs.

department 2-25-91;

W. G. Robinson, treasurer

Agents for Executive157,Officers

Arzobispo, Intramuros

Rev.

Rev. Richard

John A. A.Morning,

O’Brien,s.J.,

s.j.,dean

president

Honolulu Iron Works Co. (Hono- Rev. Wm. F. Jordan, s.j., head master

lulu T. H.)

Eastern and Ltd.

Philippines Shipping Harris Memorial Training School—

Agencies, - JShips Agents and 431, P.Ad : Paredes; Teleph. 24187;

Brokers—Cu Un-jieng Building, Rooms Cable Marguerite

Endure

M. Decker, principal

205-208, Escolta (Corner

Teleph. 22696; P.O. Box 2726 Pinpin); Mary A. Evans

L. Speelman, manager Marguerite Hewson

G. H. Aeyelts, passenger dept.

Representatives in the P.l. for International Correspondence Schools

J ava-China-J apan-Line (Philippine Branch)—Filipinas Building

Royal Packet Navigation Co. (5th floor); Telephs. 2-21-45; P.O. Box

‘‘Nederland” Royal Mail Line 429;J.D.Cable Ad: Intertext

Mencarini, mgr. for the Philippines

‘ Rotterdam Lloyd” Royal. Mail

Line National University (Largest Private

Holland-America Line University in the P.l.) — 385 Lipa,

Royal Dutch Indian Railways Sampaloc; Teleph. 2-15-36

Royal Dutch Air Lines President—Camilo Osias (on leave)

’ Cable Ad: for above agencies, Gabino Tabunar, actg. pres.

J availjn

Holland-East-Asia Line — Cable Philippine Law School (College of Law),

Ad: Hoaline National University (Incorporated and

empowered by Govt, to confer Degrees)

Eastern Extension, Australasia and —86, Anda Intramuros;

Dean—Simeon Teleph.

C. Lacson 3020

(acting)

China Telegraph Co., Ltd. (Incor- Secretary —Ricardo C. Lacson

porated in England)—El Hogar

Building, J uan Luna; Teleph. University of Manila — Main Branch.

21744; P.O. Box 161 106, Gastambide. Intramuros.

E. Hobden, manager

H. ,S. C. Rowley, assist, mgr. 148-152, Cabildo, Walled City; Branch:

Teleph:

2-33-35; P.O. Box 1246

College of Law

College of Business Administration

Eastern Isles Import Corporation, College of Liberal Arts

Manufacturers and Exporters of College

Embroideries—02, Baltnes, Quiapo;

Teleph. 21384; Cable Ad : Easternile College ofof Philosophy

Education and Literature

S. Davis Winship, pres, and mgr. Main Elementary

Intramuros ■ Elementaryand Highand School

High

Eastman Kodaks—18-22, T. Pinpin, School

Binondo Mariano de Los Santos, president

Camera Supply Co., agents L.G. Alba,.secretary

Ramirez, treas. and regtr..

MANILA 1591

University of the Philippines (State ElFactory, Inventor, Carriage and Furniture

Barber and Dentist Chairs,

University)—Calle Padre Paura, Ermita Bodies for Trucks, Passenger and Cargo,

DucoMoriones,

336^ Paint andTondo;

AutoTeleph.

Bepair-313

49672 and

“El275-281,

82,” Paints

Juan and Artists

Luna, Materials—

Binondo; Teleph. Nicolas C. Mercado, proprietor

49782; Cable Ad: Kongpin , ‘El Molave,” Tienda y Fabrica de Mue-

i Constanqio Ongpin, manager bles—117-119,

EustoquiaOngpin, asst, manager Caloocan, Bizal A. Mabini, Maypajo,

El Aguila Fabrica de Tabacos Y S. Asistio, proprietor

Cigarillos, Inc., Toba,cc o. Manufac-

turers and Exporters-( 86, Plaza ElManufacturers Oriente Fabrica de Tabacos, Inc.,

Dilao, Paoo; Teleph. 56504; P.O. gelista, Quiapo; ofTeleph.

Cigars—732,

21488; P.O.Evan-

Box

Box 1027 590; Cable Ad: Elori

L. Leopoldo Gutierrez, president El Oriente Nickel Plating, General Be-

Bias Suero, general manager pairing—709, Bizal Avenue, Sta..Cruz;

El Brillante, Jewelry, Watches, Engrav- Teleph. 23045

Maximo Constantino, proprietor

ing, Watch-repairing, Glasswares and

Table .Wares — 152, Escblta, Binondo; El Oko, Wholesale and Betail Jewelry;.

Teleph. 25334 Diamonds, Manufacturers of Jewelry,

Doroteo Trinidad, manager

Ricardo Trinidad, proprietor especially Medals of Gold, Silver, .etc.—

1420, Herran, Malate

“ElPaper,

Debate,” Daily Filipino Morning- Jose Ma. Tupaz, propr. and manager

Spanish—65, Juan Lutia, Binon- El Pavo Beal, Biscuit and Macaroni

do;Hon.

Telephs.

Barn on21385-6

Torres, president Factory—438, P- Bada, Tondo; Teleph.

Hon. Francisco Varona, treasurer 48042

Hon. Mariano G. Nable, secretary Kurt Sturm, proprietor

Pedro Lim, manager El Varadebo de Manila, Shipbuilders

El Dorado Oil Works, Copra Buyers and Engineers—Main Office: 109,

—616, National City Bank Build- Juan Luna Binondo; Teleph. 23237;

ing; Binondo; Teleph. 22322; Cable dema;BoxCodes P.O. 805; Cable Ad: Elva-

A.B.C.. 5th edn.,

Ad : Edoilworks Western Union and Bentley’s

W. C. Brune, manager Fernandez Hermanns, gen.’i. mgrs.

El Fruto de Cacao, Chocolate Factory, M, E. McCann, manager and

Grocery and Bakery—541-545, Asuncion, superintending ' engineer (Ca-

SanF. Nicolas; vite)

G. Lapid,Teleph. 48208and manager

proprietor El Zafiro, ' Jewelry Store—97, Bo-

El Go Ki Co., Gran Fabrica de Cal de sario, Binondo; Teleph. 25206; P.O.

Isidra

de Cal,Bonifacio, Se Vende

Grava, Arena, Clases Box 2376

TodasPiedras,

Cemento,

Ladrillos, Baldosas ElBinondo;

Zenith: Jewelery SstoRe—37, Escolta,

de Terraplen — 928,y Beciben

YelasquezTrabajos

• (Int), Cable Teleph. 22985;

Ad: Elzenith

P.O. Box 257;

Tondo; Teleph. 49123 J. Kybiirz, proprietor

El Hogar Filipina—Mutual Build- Elite Ham , Factory, Manufacturers of

ing Loan Association, El Hogar Ham, Bacon, Lard and Sausages—2666,

Building; Juna Luna, Binondo;

Telephs. 21007-9; P.O. Box 105; Herran, AlfredoSanta Ana.; Teleph.

J. Villasenor, prqpr.57561

and mgr.

Cable Ad: Hogarfilip; Agencies in Domingo

Iloilo, Cebu Zamboanaga, Baguio

and Legaspi and technician operating mgr.

Salvadht,

Antonio Melian, president Ellerman & Bucknall S.S. Co.—Wise

Manuel Ma, Binoon, manager Building, Juan Luna, Binondo

F. Buiz-Jimenez, secretary Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, agents

1592 MANILA

Ellis, William J., Shipping agent & National Steam Pump Company:

Commercial Broker — 16, Escolta, (Steam Pumps)

Binondo; Teleph. 21292 I. P. Morris and De la Vergne

Inc. : (Diesel Engines, Refri-

gerating Machinery, Heavy

Elmac, Inc., Co.,Avenue;

ElectricalTelephs.

and Machinery Castings in Brass, Iron and

—627, Rizal 23531- Steel)

32-33; Cable Ad: Tehaselmac; Codes: A. B. Farquhar Company, Ltd. :

Bentley’s, Western Union 5-letter edn. (Circular Sawmills, Engines

andW.Mosse’s

Teucher, president-treasurer Boilers etc., Agricultural Equip-

A. Sidler, m.e. & e.e., vice-president ment)

Juan Reading Chain and Block Cor-

M. Varela, E.E., secretary

Hackhofer poration : (Chain Blocks, Elec-

G. Mattmann ■( R. Klocke tric Hoists, Cranes, etc.)

Redwood Manufacturers Com-

pany : (Redwood Tanks, Red-

Elser, E. E., Insurance agent—400, wood Pipe, Water Cooling,

iKneedler Building, Santa Cruz; Towers

Teleph. 224'2S; P.O. Box 598; Cable The Stockham Manufacturing

Ad: Edmil Company: (Malleable Iron,

Cast Iron and Steel Pipe fit-

tings)

Engineering Equipment and

ply Co. (Incorporated), Machinery, Sup- Lambert National Hoist Com-

Mechanical Supplies, Engineers, Con- pany : (Steam, Gas and Elec-

tractors—Corner tric Hoists, Derrick Irons etc.)

ta Streets, Port Thirteenth

Area; Teleph.and Atlan-

24142; C. J. Tagliabue Manufacturing

Company: (Indicating and

P.O. Box 2128; Cable Ad: Rapak, Codes Recording Instruments, Heat

Western

Telegraph Union,

Code and5 Bentley’s

Letter, General Control Apparatus)

R. L. Parker, president Holister Whitney Company:

W. W. Harris, jr., vice-presdt. (Electric Hydraulic Elevators

Exclusive representatives for: For Garages and Repair Shops)

Graton and Knight Company; Enrique C. Sto. Tomas, Civil

(Waterproof Leather and Rub- Engineer, Reports, Estimates, Va-

ber Belting) luations, Designs, Investigations,

Anchor

GradePacking

AsbestosCompany: (High Constructions, Supervisions—Hea-

and Rubber

Packings) cock Bldg.; Teleph. 21475; P.O.

Box 2988; Cable Ad: Costmas

William Powell Company: (Globe,

Gate, Angle, Check and other Erlanger & Galtnger, Isc., Exporters

Types of Valves, “Crescent,” and Importers—601-609, Escolta; P.O.

“U. S.”, “Model Star” and

"White iStar” Valves of Brass, BoxWm. 426; Cable Ad: Erlgaliric;

Iron and Steel for all purposes,

Guage Glasses, Lubricators and H. N.H. Salet,

Anderson, pres.

vice-pres.

Oilers, etc.) K. L. Morrison, treasurer

New York Office, W. H. Anderson

Yates-American Machine Com- & Co.

pany : (Band Mills, Resaws,

Planers, etc., all Wood Work- Ermita Grocery, The (Hong Tai &

ing Machinery, Electric Motors) Co.)—96, H. M. del Pilar; Ermita;

Filer and Stowell Company: Teleph. 21656

(Heavy Saw Mill Equipment, 4

Valve Corliss Type and Single Esco Shoe Store, Wholesale and Retail

Valve Engines, “F. & S.” Shoes—615, Escolta, Binondo; Teleph.

Conveyor Chains)

Dayton-tDavid Company : (Cen- 231881 Hale .Shoe. Valdez,

Co., Inc.,manager

proprietors

trifugal Pumps) Sisenando

MANILA 1593

Esoolxa (Drug Co.—58-60, Escolta; Fajrbo, Juan, Printers, Lithographers

Teiephs. 22789 (Office) and 22780 Bookbinders Cruz; P.O.andBoxStationers—530 Raon,

(Store); P.O. Box 592; Cable Ad: Sta Cable Ad:Fajardo,

230; 'Teleph. 21066;

Fajardoprop, and mgr.

Escodrugco, Code Bentley’s Juan

J. C. Greer, manager

Estella, Juan, Master Plumber, Fanlo & Cia, Inc., General Merchants

Plumbing and Sheet Metal Con- and Brokers—616, Rizal Avenue,

Santa Cruz; Teleph. 23873; P.O.

tractors 545, IP. Peredes, Sampaloc; Box 860

Teleph. 28885

Farmacia be Dolores Paterno Y

Estrella Auto Palace—536-568, Gandara, Zamora, Retail and Wholesale drug-

Santa Cruz; Teleph. 21425; P.O. Box 273 gists—9L3, R. Hildago, Quiapo; Te-

Mrs. Raphael Levy, pres. (Paris)

Leopold Kahn, vice-pres. & gen. mgr. leph. 23676

Farmacia be Manuel Zamora, Drug-

European AmericanandGrocery

it Co.), Wholesale (Woo, Lo gists—928,

Retail Importers leplh. 26525

R. Hildago, Quiapo; Te-

ofEchague,

Fancy inGroceries and Liquors—430,

front of Philippine Cold Farmacia be San Fernanbo, Druggists

Stores

Teleph.and Quinta

21485; P.O . Market,

Box 1688;Santa

CableCruz;

Ad: and Chemists—839, San Fernando, San

Wooloco Nicolas; Teleph. 48085-49971

Woo Kow Chi, general manager Farmacia Korea be Kim Sei Too,

Retail Druggists—495, Juan Luna,

Everett, Inc., L., Shipping Agents—Office: Binondo; Teleph. 48163

401, Masonic Temple, Escolta, Binondo; Farmacia S. N. Roque—2328, Rizal

Teiephs. 21176-7; P O. Box 1637; Cable

Ad:

China.Leverett. Head Yokohama,

Branch Offices: Office: Shanghai,

Kobe, Avenue,

Cable Ad:Santa Cruz; Teleph. 22809;

Farmacia

Hongkong, Sofronio N. Roque, propr. and phar.

L. Everett,Manila, Iloilo and Cebu

president

Wm.

G. P. P.Bradford,

Hunt, vice-president

do. Farmers’ Probuce anb Commission

B. A.F. J.Butler, Manila Co., Provisions, Local and Importer

M. Souza, chiefagent

clerk —410, Echague, Santa Cruz; Teleph.

2S102; P.O. Box 574

Gregorio Andal, customs agent

J. E. Meadows, Iloilo agent Feliciano, Juan— anb

C. V. Morton, Cebu agent Manufacturers 118, Sisters, Rope

Dasmarinas;

Teleph. 25205; Cable Ad:

Juan Feliciano, manager Felicorope

Excelsior Bicycle Supply—234, Sulu-

can, Sampaloc Feliciano & Co., Inc., J. B., Manu-

L. A. Alvarez, proprietor facturers of the “Over the Hill Ink

Fabrica be Sombreros be Jose be Products,” General Merchants and

Guzman, Hat Maker and Exporter— Exporters of Native Products—173,

Maria Clara, Sampaloc; Teleph.

410 Isabel

Teleph. 27467 Sampaloc: P.O. Box 913; 28367

J. B. Feliciano, president and

Fairbanks, Morse & Co., Scales, general manager

Rucks, Valves, etc.—Hongkong and Feltman Bros., Embroideries —1445,

Shanghai Bank Building, Juan California, Paco; Teleph. 57250; P.O. Box

Luna, Binondo 846;C. Cable Ad:manager

Brofeltman

Smith Bell & Co., agents Feltman,

Fajarbo, Augurio, Piano Repairer and Feria & Lao,cornerLawyers—China

Juan Luna Bank

Tuner, Auto-Pianos and Organs a Building, Dasmarinas, Binondo; Teleph. 21792

and

Specialty—150, Lardizabal,

Teleph. 25743. Residence: 610, Trabajo,Sampaloc; Felicisimo R. Feria, member

Sampaloc; Teleph. 28568 Gabriel La O., do.

1594 MANILA

‘^’ermin, ReMno, Florist—H5l,^Singalong, Ft-Ma-Manila, Manufacturer of Me-

Malate; dicines for Tuberculosis, Asthma,

Mary B.Teleph. 55184

Ferrain, manager Whooping

lity, Dengue Cough,

FeverGeneral

(PulmosilDebi-

Tea

' Fernandez & Co., V. T., General Merchants and Cal-Vita) Diabetis, Ringworm, etc.

—Lack &, Davis Building, Santa Cruz; H. A. E. Fischer, proprietor

Teleph. 22S3S; P.0. Box 1697; Cable Ad:

Fernanc® Fig.uera Gravel and Sand Co., Inc.,

Contractors in Concrete Materials,

Fernandez Hermanos, Inc.^ Merchants Avenue, Gravel, 'Sand, etc.—428, Rizal

and Ship Owners—109, Juan Luna: Santa Cruz; Teleph. 23610;

Telephs. 2-32 32; F.O. Box805; Cable Ad: P.O. Box 1701

Fernandez ; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn.,

Western Union, Bentley’s and Private Figueras Hermanos, Inc., General

Jose

RamonF. Fernandez,

J. Fernandez,president

vice-president Agents, Ship Brokers and Coal Mer-

Import and Export Department • chants—374,

57488; P.O. BoxLooban,

179; CablePaco; Teleph.

Ad: Figueras;

Nicolas Estella,

Shipping Department in-charge Codes: All Standard

Jose L. Department

Mateu, in-charge M. T. Figueras, president

Auditing E. and

C. Yon Kaufftnann, vice-president

treasurer

Luis A. Fernandez,

Real Estate and Insurance Dept.auditor Fernando Reguera, manager (Iloilo)

Marciano

-General Rivera,fwin-charge

Managers “Filipinas Compania de Seguros,” Life,

Compania Fire, Marine, Automobile Insurance,

El YaraderoMaritima de Manila Fidelity and Surety Bonds, and Mortgage

Loans—Room205,Pilipinas Building; 21,

Manila Compania de Seguros PlazaCable

Moraga;

A gencies

North British and Mercantile 745:Directors—Enrique Ad:Telephs. 21763-4;

Filipsegur

Zobel,

P.O. Box

Ignacio

Insurance Go. R. Ortigas, Joseph R. McMjck-

Atlas Assuranoe Company, Ijtd. ing and Francisco Ossorio

Antonio Melian, president

Fereazzini, Inc., Anselmo, Hat Manu- Francisco Ortigas, vice-president

facturer805’

Teleph. 49537; P.O.SanBoxCristo, Tondo

669; Cable Ad:;• Vicente Arias, treasurer

Koch Pedro Casas, manager

M. N. de Lange, manager Filipinas Lumber Co., Inc.,'Manufac-

Fernandez & Floro, Certified Public turers and Exporters of Philippine

Accountants — Paterno Building, Hardwoods—123-129, Juan Luna,

Binondo; Teleph. 23548; Cable Ad:

Santa Cruz; Teleph. 23419 Fililumber; Codes A.B.C. 5th edn.

Fidelity and Surety Co. of the Philip- and Bentley’s; P.O. Box 18; Saw

Mills and Concession, Cabibihan

pine Islands, Write All

Bonds; Insurance: Fire Marine, Automo- Classes of and Calauag Tayabasand Co., Inc.,

bile, Siy Cong Bieng

Pied adEarthquake

Building,andPlaza

Flood—Monte

Goiti, Santade general managers

Cruz;

Agencies: Teleph. 21255: P.O. Box 150. Filipino Gun Store, The—337, Carriedo,

Davao and Iloilo, CagayanCebu, Zamboanga, Sta Cruz; P.O. Box 997

E.Geo.

P.A. B.M.

C.Ford,

Dankwerth, vice-president.

do. treasurer Filipino-JapaneseTrading

and Exporters—840, Teodora Co., Importers

Alonzo,

Santwico, assist. and

Poblete, secretary do. Sta

Cable AdiFijatrader P.O. Box 232;

Cruz; Teleph. 22940;

Fi-Ma? Essences and Extracts, Manu- Pedro Lim, A. Tsutsui and S. Murase

facturers of Liquors and Special

Fruit Juices—139, Juan Luna Bin- Filipino Printing

gahan, Santa Cruz; Press—1885.

Teleph. 27812; Man-

P.O.

ondo ; Teleph. 47624 Box 1406

H. A. E. Fischer, proprietor Dionisio R. Peralta, manager

MANILA 1595

Filma Mercantile Co., Inc., Import and Forbes, Munn & Co., Ltd.,

Export—244, David, Binondo; Teleph. Manila, Iloilo and Cebu, Importers,

Exporters, Merchants, Insurance

22476; Cable Ad: Merca Agents—979, Muelie de la Indus-

F. N. Berry, vice-pres. and gen. mgr. tria; P.O. Box 454; Cable Ad:

Findlay Millar Timber Co., Lumber Sandavid; Codes A.B.C. 5th edn.

Merchants—1000, Cordeleria, Santa Private

Frank

and Acme

Hills, director

Mesa; Teleph. 6758S-87-89; P.O. Box 307;

Cable Ad: Findmill; All Codes used T. R, Selkirk, do. (London)

do.

C. S. Hynes, manager

G. P. Datama

E. Klinger

Firearms Bepair—848, Ongping, Sta. J. H. Schaeffer

Cruz; Teleplh. 26011 Agencies

E. Isaac, proprietor Royal Insurance Co., (Ltd.

Firestone Tire Philippine

and Rubber Com-— Wenatchee Milling Co.

pany of the Islands

16th and Atlanta Streets, Port Area; FoxRegente, Film Corporation—518-520, Reina

Telephs. 24292 and 24293; P.O. Box 3219;

Cable Ad: Firestone LaurenceBinondo;

de Prida,P.O.manager

Box 423

R. E. Baskerville, general manager Francisco, Inc., Agapito, Wholesale and

O. J. Fikes, office manager Retail Jewellers—408, Carriedo, Corner

Evangelista

Box 1660 Quiapo; Teleph. 24144; P.O.

Fisk Tire Company,

Philippines, The, Rubber Tires and Inc. of the The Tiffany, proprietors

Sundries—122, Novaliches, San Miguel;

Telephs. 23780 and 23750; Cable Ad: Franco, Benjamin M., Sculptor,

Fisktire; P.O. Box 657 Painter and Commercial Artist-

Paul C. Hartnal, manager

Harry Scharnberg, office manager 444, Rizal Avenue, Santa Cruz; Te-

leph. 22121

Fleming & Williamson, Public Account- Frank Teleph.& 22131;

Co., Stationery—101,

P.O. Box 1477 Escolta;

ants & Auditors—217-220, Regina Build-

ing; P.O. Box 214; Cable Ad: Accuracy French Consulate,—(Ace Consulates)

J.J. Williamson,

F. Brown, c.a.c.p.a.

H. Hausamann, c.p.a. French Motor Co., Exclusive agents

A. D. Goodliffe, a.c.a. for Graham Motor Cars—883, Rizal

R.J. Y.O. Hickey,

Ferguson,a.c.a.

c.a. Avenue, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 22867;

Cable Ad : F renmotor

A. H. Mitchell, c.a. Fukuyama, Nishino & Co., Inc., Importers

L. J. Crichton, c.a. and Exporters, Native Juan

and Foreign

W. J. Corpe, a.c.a. Products Dealers—129, Luna,

Floro, Doroteo, Dealer in Jewelries Cable Binondo; Teleph. 25563; P.O. Box 346;

Ad: Tatsumiya; Code: Kendall’s,

and Watches — 1534, Azacarraga, Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th edn.

Santa Cruz Funeraria Nacional, Undertakers &

Fookien Times Co., Inc., The, (News- leph. Embalmers—917, Rizal Avenue; Te-

paper publisher® — 443, Salazar, 22870

Binondo; Teleph. 49688; Cable Ad: Fung Tai, Chinese Curio Store. Hand

F ukientimes Made FiletPorcelain,

Laces, SilkBrass,

Embroideries,

F. G. Martin, secretary Hair Nets, Lacquer,

Chinese Rugs,

Wooden Ware, Leather

etc., Suit Furniture,

Inlaid Cases and

Foote Bros. Gear and Machine Co. Chinese Flower Tea—72, Real, Corner

Agents—C. M. Lovsted & Co. General

(Manila), Ltd.—16th and Rail- P.O. BoxLuna, Intramuros; Teleph. 28248;

2345 propr. and manager

road Street, Port Area Hong Chong,

1596 MANILA

i-'uso Marixe and Fire Insurance Go. General Electric Appliance Corpora-

LxD.-^-Perez Samanillo Building, tion of the Philippines—24, Escolta;

Telephs. 22546, 221547, 22948; Cable

; 19, Escolta, Binondo

Warner, Barnes & Co^, Ltd., Ad : Ingenetric; P.O. Box 1825

agents

General Investment Corporation,

Gabler-Gumbert, A., Architect—139- Insurance, Real Estate, Bonds and

143, Juan Luna, Binondo General Merchants — 428, Eizal

H. Fischer, architect Avenue, Santa Cruz; P.O. Box .2161

[ de Goma, ID raftsman-

B. Palideo, stenographer General Machinery Co., Inc.,

General, Electrical, Merchanical &

Gabriel Bros., General Importers — Consulting Engineers — 132, Juan

Luna, Binondo; Teleph. 23196; P.

Paterno Building (Ground: floor), Calle

Helios-Sta Gruz; Teleph. 21^87; P.O. Box O.J.BoxW. 2879 ;-Cable Ad : Gemaco

111; Cable Ad: Gabribos Karsten

Gaiety Theatre. Cinematograph—630, German Chamber of Commerce of the

Philippine Islands—(See Associa-

M. H. del Pilar, Ermita; Teleph. 55317 tions)

G. Salame, proprietor

German Consulate—(See Consulates)

Gan Chi Seng, Sack Manufacturer and “Germania” (Cacho Hermanos), Printers

Dealer —408, Ylang-Ylang, Sap Nicolas; —672, Li garda, Sampaloc; Teleph.

Teleph, 49296 21285; Cable Ad: Cachb i

Gancayco & Co., Inc., S., Land Sur- Jesus Cacho, mgr.

veyors—519, Bizal Avenue, Santa Germann & Co., Ltd., General Importers,

T Cruz; Teleph. 25642 Exporters and Insurance Agents—156,

Juan Luna; Codes:

Federation; P. O. Box 1975;5thCable

A.B.C. and Ad:

6th

Garchitorena, Carriage

Gral Luna; Teleph. 21649; Makers—342,

P.O. Box 69; andedns., Lieber’s, Bentley’s, Acme, Mosse

Cable Ad: Garchi Private

Garcia & Garcia, Certified Public Ac- Germinal Inc. Cigar and Gigarette

countants—Heacock Building, Es- Factory—932, Bernavidds, Binondo;

colta, Binoado; Teleph. 24255; Cable Teleph. Germinal 49692; P.O. Box 3; Cable Ad:

Ad: Franbert Fusebio Orense, president

Mauro Prieto, mgr.

Genato Commercial Corporation, Im- Gestetner Duplicators—127, Escolta,

porters, Exporters, Groceriesand General Binondo; P.O. Box 119

Provisions, Paper— 1079, B, Hidalgo, H. E. Heacock Co., sole Concessionaires

Quiapo;

Cable Ad:Teleph. 21098: P.O. Box 1396;

Genatocorp for the Philippines

Vicente E. Genato, president

Francisco G. Genato, vice-do. Getz Bros. <&. Oo., Importers and Com-

S. B. de Genato,' secretary-treasurer mercial Brokers—508, Fernandez Build-

Florentino Genato, director ing

160;(5th

CableFloor); Teleph. 21 [94; P.O. Box

Ad: Getz

General Brokerage Co. (Camahort, E. S. Hogen, mgr.

, Oglou

Copra, & Aranaz),

Sugar,

Exchange,

Hemp,

CoconutCoal,

Steaming Oil,Ship Maguey,

Copra Cake, Gibson,

Freight,

J. H., General Broker—177, Juan

Luna, Binondo; Teleph. 21402; P.O. Box

Stevedoring, 939; Cable Ad: Gibmac

—67, Juan Wooden Ties, and Insurance

Luna, Binondo; Telephs.

21881 and 22857; P.O. Boxes 54 and Gillespie, A. T., Importer and Exporter-

180, David Street, Binondo; Telepb.

63; Cable Ad : Gebroco 23809;

Juan Camahort, partner

Carlos de Oglou, do. A. T.P.O. Box 544;

Gillespie, Cable Ad: Atgill

proprietor

Luis Decena, manager

MANILA 1597

Cilaiserman, Inc., J. M., Commission Gonzalez, Prof. F. N. (Special Cases by

Agents— 139, Juan Luna, Binondo; Appointment), MedicalwithGymnast and

Teleph. 25245; Cable Ad: Glaiserman; Masseur Health Dept

(Formerly

, Akron, Ohio,

the Akron

U.S.A.), In-

Codes, Duo, Acine, Calpac, Bentley’s structor in Massage, School of Nursing,

Universal, Private

J. M. Glaiserman, proprietor and Philippine

Hidalgo, General

Quiapo; Hospital—912

Teleph. 26857 R.

manager

Agencies

Albers Bros. [ Milling Co., Port Goodrich WholesaleInternational

Tires, Accessories,RubberCo.,

Mechanical

land, Oregon

Van Camp Sea Food Co., Inc., Goods, Footwear, Heels and Drug

Sundries — Goodrich Building, Paco;

San Pedro, Cal.

Mackwoods (Ltd., Colombo, Cey- Telephs. 56971.-2 3; P.O. Box 1482; Cable

Ad. Siltonco

lon W, 0. Guliek, branch .manager

Glaser & R. Pelaum, F. C., Manufac- L. C. Hayden, office manager

C- F. Marvin, assist, do.

laturers’ Representatives—979,

Industria, Binondo Muelle de

“Globe ” Slipper Factory, The, Slipper Goodyear Tire and Rubber Export Co.,

Manufacturers and Dealers—Branch Ltd.—Magallanes

1456;Goodyear

Landing; P.O. Box

Teleph. 23902 and 23903; Cable

Store and Factory: 121, Plaridel

Cebu. Cebu Main Store: 925, San Street, Ad:

Fernando, Crosby Richards, mgr.

Jose Go San

See, Nicolas

proprietor —Bonnell, office mgr.

Gmur, Inc, Otto, Importers and Exporters Gopoco Grocery, Importers of Fancy

Groceries and Liquors, Wholesale and

-—116, Muelle

211 de Binondo; Teleph. 23733; Retail Tobacco Products—410,

P' O. Box

Otto Steiger, mgr. Santa Cruz; Teleph. 22379; P.O. Echague,

Box 1003

Gaw Cheh, manager

Go, Colay & Co., General Merchants—

314,. Nueva, Binondo; Teleph. 22193; [ Gosim E. Hijos, H. K., Machinery

P.O. Box 991; Cable Ad: Colay; and Casting Repairers—510, Elcano,

Codes A.B.C. 5th edn., Universal iSan Nicolas; Teleph. 48035

Trade, Western Union, Schofield’s,

Bentley’s, Lieber’s Gotamco Hermanos, Vicente, Building

Go Colay, general manager Contractors and Lumber Dealers—430,

Go Kawe, manager Tanduay,

Go Lamco Hardware, Hardware Mer- Vicente Quiapo;

Gotamco,Teleph. 21767mgr.

part, and

chants—306, Tetuan, Santa Cruz; Go Lamco, part, and asst. mgr.

Teleph. 25317 Graybar Electric Co.

Go-Taltco & Co., General Building Con- Representatives—Western Equip-

tractors, Lumber Manufacturers and menit and Supply Co—119,

Exporters—214, Soler, Binondo; Telephs. Calle T. Pinpin

49671 and 49721; P.O. Box 1254; Cable

Ad:Safael

Gotauco

Machuca Go-Tauco, president Great Eastern Hotel 199, Eehague,

and manager Teleph. 24115

Federico Go Tua, manager W. D. Clifford, manager

Go-180-182,

Tian GeeCalle

& Co,.Rosario

Dry Goods Merchants

Binondo; P.O. Great Eastern Life Assurance Co.,

Box 2]07; Cable Ad: Gotiangee Ltd.—115, T. Pinpin; Teleph. 22577;

Go Tian Gee, proprietor P.O. Box 440; Cable Ad: Greatest

0. W. Rosenstock, financial agent

Goldernberg, McLeod & Co., Import-

ers and Manufacturers’ Agents—194, Great Northern Railway —; Chaco

Juan Luna, Binondo; Teleph. 23942; Building, Plaza Cervantes,, Binondo;

P.O. Box 1421 Teleph. 21420; P.O. Box 624

M Goldenberg, manager A. G. Henderson, agent

1598 MANILA

Green As Co., B. A., General Brokers and Legal and General Assurance

Commission Merchants, Stocks, Bonds, Society, Ltd. (Est. 1836)

Real Estate, Sugar and Business Broker- Norwich Union Fire Insee. So-

age

21629;— RO. 34. Box

Escolta, Binondo;

323; Cable Teleph.

Ad: Bag ciety, Ltd., (Est. 1797)

E.B. A.O. Green, proprietor ,

Soto, accountant Hacienda iSan Jose, Mindoro, Sugar

Plantations and Sugar Manufac-

Jose

FelixB.J. deTorres,

Jesus,cashier

buyer turers—218, Perez Samanillo Build-

Fernando Gavino, secretary ing, Binondo; Teleph. 21671; P.O.

Box 2388

Gregg Co., 'Ltd., The, Mainufaoturers Board of Administrators — W.

of Cars and Railway Equipment; Trinidad (chairman), M. Lord

Executive Offices and Works Hac- (vice-chairman), G. G. Gordon I

kensack, N. J. Manila Office—314, (secretary), G. La O. J. E. H. >

kensack, X. J. :—Manila Office,— Stevenot and L. Kahn

314, National City Bank Building, Hair & Elliott, Exchange, Stock and j

Binondo ; Teleph. 23241; Cable Ad : General Brokers (Members of the Manila

Greggcar; all Standard Codes Stock Exchange)—Insular Life Building, i

William C. Gregg, presdt. (N.J.) (ground floor) Plaza Cervantes; P.O. Box |

Louis U. Gregg, vice-presdt. do. 1479;

Otis T. Gregg, secretary do. JohnCable Hair,Ad:partner

Brokerage

Wm. Burr Gregg, treas. do. W. Eric Little, do.

Hudson D. iDravo, manag. dir. Hale Shoe Co., Inc., Shoe Manufacturers-

(Manila) —615, Escolta; P.O. Box 1426; Teleph.

E. G. Gallit 56964-65; Cablepresident

Ad: Haleshoeco

Gross & Co., E. M., Importers and Ex- F. H. Hale, and manager

porters—218, Espeleta, Sta. Cruz; P.O. Jesus Ferreira, vice-pres.

Box 1470 Hall & Co., Inc., Whipple

Guan Juat Soap Manufacturing Co.— Telephs. Dealers — 2006, Azcarraga, S.,Quiapo

Paper-;

911, Jaboneros, San Nicolas; Teleph. Cable Ad:22437 and 22439; P.O. Box 610;: '

49386

Yu Yek Hoy, prop. WhippleWhiphall

S. Hall, presdt. and manager

Gubat Trading Co., Hemp, Cobra and Hamburg-Amerika Linie (Behn, Meyer

Native Products Dealers—521, Al- Co., H. Teleph.

Mij, Agents)—227,

22924; P.O. BoxDavid,

varado, Binondo; Teleph. 48312; Binondo; Cable Ad: Hapag

298;: i

P.O. Box 1137

Guibee Fabrica iDe Yijon, Macaroni Hamilton Brown Inc. Shoe— 71,StoreEscolta;

and 1

Manufacturers — 1135, Sangandaan. Haberdashery, Teleph. 22644; P.O. Box 1630; Cable Ad:

Caloocan, Rizal; Teleph. Cal: SBV Hambro

Gutenberg Printing Press —611, As- S.A, R.D. Hawthorne,

Hileman, pres, and mgr.

uncion, San

Teleph. 49307-611 Nicolas: P .0. Box 1859; J. P. Ward, treas.vice pres.

Jose Domingo, prop. Hang Chow Co., Importer and Exporter

Guttrictge and Chambers, Inc., —469-471, 26814; P.O. Box Nueva,2259 Binondo; Teleph.

Insurance—129,

49064; Cable Ad: Juan Luna;

Guttridge; Teleph.

P.O. Box Pedro de la Cruz, manager

389A. iS. Guttridge, president and Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc., :

general manager Exports, Imports, Shipping and In-

H. B. Chambers, vice-preS. and surance Davao— Agents—Manila,

Wise Building, Iloilo; Cebu,

Juan Luna, iJ

treasurer Binondo; Teleph. 220G1; P.O. Box 292:

Mateo. M, Rodriguez, secretary Cable AdStevenson

General agents Charles D. Orth, president

Caledonian Insurance Co, (Estab. Michael J. Smith, vice-do.

1805) Edward, C. Walters, 2nd-dp.

MANILA

,F,B- L.A. Laurencs, treasurer

Battertqn jr., secretary Haskins k Sells, Certified Public Ace.

F. B. Barber, W. MacGavin, J. A. .countants — 2Q2, National

Building, Binpndp; City Cable

Teleph. 22635; Bank

Boyes, J. M. W. Munro, , O. -T. Ad: Hasksells

Goebel, J. H. J.Forrest,

E. E. Rigby, N. W. Ramsay,

M. Harrison and G. Ralph Peters, res. part.

G. Walker Stanley L,'Prescott, manager

Agencies

Scottish Union and National lhsce. Co. and Allied& Co.,

Hausmann L. M., Machinery

Products—440,

Yorkshire Insurance Co.,

British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ld.Ld. rinas; Teleph. 22363; P.O.Oasma-

Box

Marine Insurance Co., Ld. 1729; Cable Ad: Michelman, all

London Assurance Corporation ' Standard Codes

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ld. L, M. Haushian, pres. & mgr.

Osaka Marine and Fire Insce. Co., Ld,

] Peninsular & Qriental S.N. Co.

Ren Line Steamers Haw E. Henu, Importers and Exporters

Blue Funnel Line (New York Service) ofmission Sugar and Almaciga (Mastic), Com-

AgentsBinondo;

and Sugar Dealers—

Ellerman

. (Eurypeay service) & Bucknall S. S. Co. 582, Alvarado, Telephs. 49618

Osaka Sliosen Kaisha and 47206; P.O. Boxes 2185 and 1302;

Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ely. Cable Ad: Haw E. B eng

Andrew,

White ITorie WeirDistillers,

ifc Co. Ld. Hawaiian Philippine Co., Sugar

, Heidsjeck & Co. , Manufacturers—321, Regina Building,

Penick & Ford Sales Co. Binohdo; Teleph. 21934

Michigan Alkali Co. W.

R. 0.,H.Pitcairn,

Babbitt, manager

president

'fnsulite Co;

B. T. Babbitt Inc. Heacock Co., H. E., Jewellers and

Bibb Manufacturing Co. Stationers—120-130,. Escolta, and David

Popperell

Utrecht ExportManufacturing

Co. Co. Binondo; Teleph. 21163; P.O. Box 119;

■ C Columetay Luxembourg Cable Ad: Dialprest. and genl. manager

S. Caches,

Harris Memorial Training School, Frank Schleipen, vice-president

(Ycc E ducational) Health Service Intelligence Bureau

Hap Hong Hardware, Ship Chand- —12, Escolta, Binondo; Teleph.

lery and Hardware Merchants—131, 21451; P.O. Box 563

DasmaUndas, Binondo; Teleph. Heath Fibre Co., Hemp and Rope

25848 Dealers—325, National City Bank

Harris, MyeR, Machinery Co.—1955, Cable Building, Binondo; Teleph. 23404;

Azcarraga, Sta. Cruz ; Teleph. 22060 Ad: Planco

II. L. Heath, general manager

Harveyk O’Brien, Lawyers—518, Masonic Heilbronn Co., Inc., J. P., Paper, Type

Temple,

P.O. BoxEscolta, Binondo;

703; Cable Teleph. 21678, and Printers’ Supplies—233, Calle David,

Ad: O’Brien

, George R, Harvey, lawyer Binondo; P.O. Box 773; Cable Ad: Paper-

S.W. O’Brien, do. trade; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn..

Universal, Western Union (5-let-

SHashim k Co., A. T., Wholesale Diamonds ter), Table,

Bentley’s complete phrase and

Rudolf Mosse and Duo

Merchant—19,

ing; Banquero,

Telephs. 22674 RoxasP.O.Build-

and 21278; Box J. P. Heilbronn, president

1; A.Cable Ad: Hashimat Amos

J. R.G.Carmichael,

Beilis, treas.assist,

and gen’l. mgr.

manager

T. Hashim, pres, and genl. manager

Hashim’s 'Kalinawan Helena Cigar Co.—36, Novaliches, San

881, Rizal Avenue, Stone SantaQuarry—

Cruz; CableMiguel;Ad:Teleph.

Helencig22296; P.O. Box 1152;

Teleph. 22856; Cable Ad : Hashim Alex Frieder, president

N". T. Hashim, manager Jose Macias, manager

MANILA

Helen’s Restaurant - “Entertain- HocSchool Guan Ho, General Merchandise

andin the

Commercial Supplies, Free

ment” and (Dancing, open from

9 a.m. to 2 a.m. Office, Room 45, Delivery City—59, Soler, Binondo;

Metropolitan,. Theatre Bldg; Te- Teleph. Chua 49364

Sian So, proprietor

lephs. 22572 and 28368

Lee Hobbs, managing director

W. R. Haydcck, manager Hoc King Co., Dry Goods Dealers—

106, Rosario,

P.O. Box 2662 Binoudo; Teleph. 27754;

Hercules Lumber Co., Inc. (Manila,

Zamboanga, Lumarao), Lumber Dealers Hoc Ho Bee, Porcelain and Glassware

and Exporters and Shipowners—Manila Merchants—939-941, San Fernando

Office: 107, Gunao and 814, Globo de R. Dychauco, manager

Oro, Quiapo:

922; Cable Teleph. 22263;

Ad: Hercules. P.0Office:

Shipping Box

206, Medrid, Corner M. de la Industria, Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking

c/o PilotsTeleph.

Nicolas; Association

22262 Building, San Corp.—{See Banks)

Jos4 Miranda Sampedro, president and

general manager

Remedies Mendoza de Miranda, vice- Honolulu Iron Works Co.

pres.Johnson,

and treasurer (Established and

Consulting 1852),Contracting

Manufacturers,.

En-

Peter director and agent gineers, Sugar Factories and Equip-

Sofio E. Mendoza, director ment, Honolulu T. H.—60-118, 2nd

Ignacio Ferrer, dir., secy, and acct. Street. Port Area; Cable Ad:

Mearnshaw Manila, for Manila

Herrera, iDomingo, Copra Dealer—3, (and Honiron Honolulu, for Hono-

F. B. Harrison, Pasay; Teleph. lulu and New York); Codes Bent-

56494 ley’s New Business, Western Union

etc.

Hess, Carl, Jr., Life Insurance W. G. Hall, general manager

Agent—Masonic Temple, Escolta, A. F. Ewart, manager of Ha-

Binondo; Teleph. 22395 waian iDivision

G. Fred Bush, mgr. merchan-

dise dept. Hawaian Division

Hike Shoe Teleph.

Factory—286, Robert Anderson, treasurer and

Ermita; 57261; San

P.O. Marcelino,

Box 275; controller

Cable Ad:McGrath,

Shoe mack Agents—The Earnshaw Dock and

R.R. E.A. McGrath, president

vice-do. and(U.Smanager

A.) Honolulu Iron Works

C. E. Olsen, assist, manager C. M. Hoskins & Co., Real Estate—

Hike Shoe Palace, The—Regina Building, Cable 185, David Street; Teleph. 22216;

144, Escolta, Binondo; Teleph. 21569; Ad : Earcam

P.O. Box 275; Cable Ad: Shoemack C. M. Hoskins, proprietor

U.

JoseS. Gutierrez,

Shoe Co., Inc., proprietors

manager Houston

Dealers,Rubber Co., Goodyear

Vulcanizers Tire

— 548, Rizal

Hinkel & Co.. John, Tinsmith and Avenue, (Santa Cruz; Teleph. 22122^

Bed Manufacturers — 700, Rizal P.O. Box 651

John H. Murphy, manager

Avenue’, Santa Cruz

John Hinkel. proprietor

LG. Farbenindustrie,Juan A. G.Luna

(FarmBinondo

Dept.),

Hizon Laboratory,

Chemical Pharmaceutical

Products—519, Paterno, Quia-and Germany—180-184,

Dr. G. Schwab, manager

po; Teleph. 28577

Prime Hizon, proprietor Ice Cream Cup Manufacturing—Ice

Cream Cup and Cone Manufactur-

Ho Thay Co., Exchange—309, Nueva, ers—640, Norzagaray, Quiapo; Te-

Binondo; Teleplh. 24249 leph. 26390

MANILA 1601

Ideal Carpentry, Furniture Manufac- Insular Drug Co., Inc., Whole'

turers and Dealers — 80, Mabini, sale Drugs and Chemicals—153,

Caloocan,

SalvadorRizal

Bros., proprietors Juan Luna, Binondo; Teleph.

Carlos Salvador, manager 22775-6; P.O. Box 300; Cable Ad:

Indug; Codes, Mosse, Acme.

Western Union, Imp. and Bentley’s

Ideal Moving Picture Co., Inc.—2118, Sole Sharp Agents

and for

Dohme Co., Baltimore,

Oroquieta, Santa Cruz Md.

A. Iloces, president H. K. Mulford Co., Philadephia,

Ilaya Music Store Co., Inc., Wholesale

and Retail Dealers in Musical Instru- ThePa. Bay Company, Bridgeport,

ments—600, RizalP.O.Avenue, Conn.

Teleph. 23578; Box Santa Cruz;

2799; Cable Davies and Geek, Inc., Brooklyn,

N.Y.

Ad;Protacio

ilaya Cueto, president Schering-Kahlbaum, Berlin, Ger-

A. Manuel, manager many

Eustacio C. Reichert Optical Works,

Luciano C.Cubinar, treasurer

Cruz, secretary Vienna, Austria

Independent,” The in(Leading Insular General Supply Co., Im-

Weekly), Founded 1915 — Filipino

829-831, porters and General Merchants—100,

Echague, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 22838

San Fernando, San Nicolas;

49552; Cable Ad: Independent Teleph.

Eliseo Quirion, editor & mgr. Insular Guaranty Co., The , Real

Estate, Business and Loans—La

Independent Shoe Shop, The, Shoe Store Defensa Building, Santa Cruz; Te-

and

Santa Cruz; Teleph. 22177; P.O. Box leph. 24148

Shoe Repair Shop—112-114, Echague,

2641;

T. G.Cable Ad: Inshoco.

Henderson Insular Hardware and Supply Co.,

Inc. — Corner Dasmarinas and David,

Binondo, P.O. Box 1499: Teleph. 22995 &

Ingersoll, Frank B., Attorney at law, 22896: Cable Ad: Inshardco

—Suite, 511, Chaco Bldg. ; Cable

Ad: Cascade; Codes, Western J.C. M.E. Shurdut,

Tyrrell, business

sales managerdo.

Union, 5-letter,, Bentley’s

Insular Life Assurance Co., Ltd.

Inhelder Watch Co., Ltd., Im- (Life, Health andLife, Accident

Building,Insurance

porters and Exporters Pharma- Co.)—Insular 90 Plaza

ceutical Products, Surgical Instru- Moraga;P.O. Box

V. Singson Encarnacion, 128; Cablepresident

Ad: Insulife

ments and Equipment — China Francisco Ortigas, vice- do.

Bank Bldg., Corner Juan Luna and J. McMicking, manager

Dasmarinas; Telbph. 40078; P.O. Vicente

Box 1182; Cable

Managing partners: —

Ad: Walinder G. Abella,Arias,assist,treasurer

mgr. and secretary

H. Inhelder

T

A. F. Gonzalez, assist to mgr.

E. W alch

Agencies Insular Plumbing Co., Importers: Soil

F. Hoffmann—ILa Roche & Co., Pipe plies, and Soil Fittings, Plumbers Sup-

Basle (Switzerland)

Sandoz Chemical Works, Basle Sinks, Sewer Installations

Connections,made for WaterBaths,

Lavatories, and

(Switzerland) Drains, Traps, Boilers, Stoves

Swiss Serum and Vaccine Insti- Installed^ Made, QuickGutter, Service Stovewith

PipeourandShop

Spouts

on

tute, Berne (Switzerland)

British Drug Houses Ltd., (Lon- Wheels small orfor Leaks

too and Chocks.

large—728-734, No job Za-

Calle too

don

Chiron-Werke, Tuttlingen (Ger- cateros: P.O. Box 1156; Cable Ad: Profit

J. P. Watson, registered master plum-

many) ber, manager

51

1602 MANILA

Insular Lumber £3o.—P.V.O. -Building, Agencies Home Insurance Co. (Eire and

Pureza Street, Sta. Mesa; Teleph. 67616;

P.O;

Office:Box 456; CablePa,,,Ad:U.S.A.

Philadelphia, llco. P.I.Head Marine)

M. E. Grey, general manager Commercial Union Assurance Co.

Glen Line, iLd.

Isthmian

Swedish East IS. S.Asiatic

Co. S. . S. Co.

Insular Saw Mill, Inc., Lumber Dealers

—330-340, Canonigo, Paco; P.O. Box2190; International Marine Union of the

Telephs. 56940-49

Tan Samco, president Philippines—352, Cabelleros, San

Dee Cho, manager Nicolas; Teleph. 48040

Insulir Sugar Refining Corporation International Service Co., Inc., Au-

—228, National City Bank Build- tomobile Accessory iDealers—Isaac

ing, Binondo; Teleph. 23351; Cable Peral and A. Mabini, Malata; Te-

Ad : Sucharphil leph. 56755

H. A. Burgers, manager

Isabela Sugar /Co., Inc., Exporters of

Instil\r Trading Co., General Mer- iSugar—Isabela, Occidental Negros

chants and Importers—387, Juan Isardas & Co., T., General Importers

Luna, Binondo; Teleph. 48716; P.O. —Paterad Building, Santa Cruz;

Box 2298 Teleph. 25757; Cable Ad: Isardas

Inter-Island Sales Co., General Mer- Isuan. Inc., Bottlers Isuan Natural Mine-

chants—935, Ylaya, Tondo ral Water,Carborated

Isuan Ginger Ale, Manu-

facturers Beverages—Isuan

International Brokerage Go., Inc., Building, 57306; P.O. Plaza

Box Dilao,CablePaco:

1587; Ad: Teleph.

Isuan;

Customs Brokers, Baggage Trans- Factory: Hot Springs, Los Banos,

fer, Local and Provincial Trans- Laeruna

portation, Trucks, Cascos and W. A. Heppell, manager

Lighters—306, Masonic Temple; Te- A.A, Paid,

lephs. 23011 and 23012 (Office), 23013

(piers') 49955 (Garage) Adolfo,secretary

cashier

G. R. Harvey, president Italian Consulate—(See Consulates)

L. E. Nantz, vice-president and

general manager Itogon Mining Co.—Manila Office

V. H. Loewenthal, treas. and Regina Building, David, Binondo;

assist, gen. mgr. Teleph. 21346. Baguio Office: Ste-

wart Building; Teleph. 287

International Cold Stores — 116, J. H. Marsman, general mgr.

Echague; P.O. Box 21)0 JapandSeng, HatDealers—Office:

Manufacturers,631, Wholesale

Retail T. Pin-

International Correspondence School pin; Teleph. 48250; P.O. Box 650 Binondo;

Factory: 624, T. Pinpin,

(See Educational) Tan Teck Guat, propr. and manager

International

Philippines Harvester

(Formerly Co., Macleodof Japanese Association of Manila Inc.

& Co.) Importers and Exporters: —(See Associations)

Hemp, Maguey, Copra; Agricul-

tural Implements, Tractors, Inter- Japanese Consulate—(See Consulates)

national Motor Trucks, Machinery; Japanese Garden, Florists—1261, Singa-

Insurance and Steamship Agents— long, Mai ate: Teleph. 57636; P.O. Box 911

Chaco Building, Plaza Cervantes; S. Miyasaki, proprietor

Teleph. 22285: P.O. Box 308; Cable

Ad : Macleodco

L. lL. Spellman, vice-pres. and Japanese Hidalgo, Pharmacy,

Quiapo; Teleph.Druggists—612,

26353 R.

general manager G. Nigaki, proprietor

MANILA 1603

Jakillas Furniture Store and iSail Keller & Co., Ltd., Ed. A., Merchants—

Making—317, Libertad, Pasay; Te- Wise Building, 178, Juan Luna, Binondo;

Telephs. 49881-2 3; P.O. Box 313; Cable

leph. 51322 Ad: Edakeller; Codes: A.B.C.

Joe Chuan Long, Candy Manufactur- 6th edn. and 5th improved, Bent-

ers—1222, iSanta Elena, Binondo; ley’s 1st and 2nd, Western Union

Five Letter. Head Office at Zurich,

Teleph. 49385 Switzerland

Johnson-Pickett Rope Co., Manufacturers W.

Ed. M.Keller,

Keller,manager

president (Zurich)

ofCordeleria

Manila Santa

Rope and

Mesa;Cordage

Teleph.—56628:

Calle G.A. Auer,

Woessner, signs per

P.O. Box 1457; Cable Ad: Picketrope; do. pro.

Codes: A.B.C. 5th, Bentley’s & Universal J. O Bessmer

Trade C. Blum

Mrs. E. M. William

J. T. Pickett, presdt. & gen’l. manager A. Peter

E.Victor

C. Ross, treas.

Johnson, secty. H. Glaettli

E. Staurenghi

F. Periquet

Jolo Power Co., Inc.—552, Rizal E. Marshall

Avenue; Teleph. 21882; P.O. Box

839 Keller Kern & Co., Ltd., Merchants—

“Jose Angel,” Contractors in every line Wise Building, Binondo; P.O. Box 313;

Cable Ad: Kellerkern

ofCustoms

Transportation including Lumber,

Broker, Complete Equipment: Harry A. Keller, president

Towboats, Lighters, Cascos, Bancas, George Woessner, vice-pres. and

Trucks, Trailers, Cranes, 200-tons Decks- treas. (Manila)

cows—122-124, M. de Binondo; Garage: E. Hausamann, resident mgr.

915, Arlegui, Quiapo; Telephs. 22633-4; (Hong Kong)

P.O.Teodorica

Box 896;R.Cable Ad:de Jose E. Kern, resident manager

Vda. Jose, judicial (Hong Kong)

administratrix European Representatives

Guillermo M. Jose, manager

B. Bilbao (transport dept.) Ed. A. Keller & Co., S. A. Zurich,

Switzerland

Zurich) (Cables: Edakeller,

Jose, Pablo V., Lawyer and Notary

Public—Santos Building; Santa C. Kelling, Inc., Importers—171,

Cruz; Teleph. 22779 Juan Luna; P.O. Box 412; Cable

“Kalakal Bayan,” Wholesale and Re- Acme, Ad: Renate; Codes: Bentley’s,

tail Dealers in Rice, Sugar and and Private

other produce—757, Sto. Cristo C. Kelling, president and mgr.

M. Pfeifer, manager insurance

department

Kanaoka, T., Furniture Manufacturer and . Representing

Dealer —

Teleph. 25938 524, Legarda, Sampaloc; J. Thiriez Pere and Fils and

Cartier-Bresson, Lille, Paris.

Karl & Co., Auto Body Building—707, (Embroidery Yarns)

Tayuman, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 22911 Glens Falls Insurance Co. 1 of New

F. Karl, manager and prop. York. (Fire Insurance)

General Insurance Co., Ld. of

Katubusan, Ciear and Cigarette Factory Trieste and Venice. (Marine

—501, Clave!, corner Barcelona, San Insce.)

Nicolas; Telephs. 49524 (General Man-

ager) and 49575 (Sales dept.); P.O. Box Kenwood Hotel—1099, R. Hildago,

892;Alfonso

CableE.Ad:Mendoza,

Katubusanpresident Quiapo; Teleph. 21477

Felix Valencia, general manager R. B. Van Stavern, proprietor

Ignacio de Leon, cashier and treas. J. D. Mosby, do.

51*

1604 MANILA

IKer & Co:’, Est. 1827—10, Callejon de Kim Chuan Juat, Hardware Merch-

S. Gabriel ; Telephs. 22409-22410- ants and Foundry (Shop—362, Cam-

22400; Manila P.O. Box 312, Iloilo ba, San Nicolas; Teleph. 48617

P.O. Box

Daya-o p.O.292,BoxCebu P.O. Box

297Cable Ad: 160,

for Kim Chuan Ho, Inc., Steamship Agents

the four p.qHs Ker. Head Office: (S.S. Susana II)23295 — 449, T. Pinpin,

Her, Bolton k Co., Glasgow and Binondo; FernandoTeleph.

bochioco, manager

London. Branch Offices: Ker & Jos^ Alindogan, agent

Co.,' Iloilo, Cebu and Davao;

Syme & Co., Singapore and Bang-

kok; Pitcairn, 'Syme & Co-/ Bata- Kim Tong Heng & Co.—529, Elcano,

San Nicolas; Teleph. 48173

via, Soerabaya and Samarang

Partners—S. M. McCrea, H. B. King Hiap Hing, Manufacturers of Plate

Foster; J. W. Howells and W. Glass, Show Cases, Fancy Mirrors, Auto

C. Naisniith Glass andandDesk Pads,Work,

Re-Silvering,

F. A. E. Boor Bevelling Etching Wholesale

G. A. Main,, jr. and Retail Dealers in Fancy Mirrors,

(L. M. McClure Plate

P. G. B. Hampton

J. C. J. Dunn Frames, Pictures, Views and allPicture

Glass, Window Glass, kinds

It W. Barr ofStore:

Mirrors and Glasses—Main

413-415, Nueva Binotido;Office and

Teleph.

, J. T. Castillo 25677. Factory: 403 409, Salazar,

General' Agents for: — Binondo; Teleph. 48570. Branch: Cebu

The Sun Insurance Office, Ltd. King Hiap Hing

{Est. 1710)

The Phoenix' Assurance Co., Ltd. King Seng Harness Factory, Manufac-

turers > and

(Est, 1782)

The Gtiandian Assurance Co., Ltd. Leather Goods,Dealers

and Beltof Buckles—405

Harness and T.

(Est. 1821) Pinpin,

King Binondo

Seng, proprietor

Lloyds agents,- Manila

Kinkwa Meriyasu Co.,' Ltd., Manufac-

Khoo. Kay Boon Hardware, General turers andFelipe

Importers of CottonP.O.

Textiles

Importers, Hardware, Paint and Oil —95-133,

1461

I J, Binondo; Box

Dealers, Wholesale and Retail-—-,452-454,

Santo Cristo, San Nicolas; Teleph. 49597; Kishimoto & Co., S.j Importers and Ex-

P.O.

Code:BoxBentley’s

2533; Cable Ad: Khookayboon; porters—13-15,Muelle Banquero, Binon-

KhoO Kay Bonn,manager

proprietor do; Teleph. 12927; P.O. Box 903

Chua Pue lok, S. Kishimoto, propr. and manager

Chua Pue Chiang, do.

Kook Laboratory, Specializing in the

Manufacturing

Khtj Ye.k Chiong, Importer of Woollen, rations—2157, O’Donnell, of Medical Prepa-

Linen, Cotton Goods, Silk Goods, Cruz; Teleph. 24917; P.O. BoxSanta 511

Hosiery and Cotton Yarn from China,

Japan, U.S.A., England and other Kodak Philippines, Ltd.—434, Das-

European Countries — 441, Nueva, marinas; Teleph. 23741; P.O. Box

Binondo;

Cable Ad:Teleph. 25484; P.O.

Khyeckciong; Codes:BoxA.B.C.

1233; 351; Cable Ad: Kodak, Code

5th edn., Bentley’s complete phrase and Bentley’s

Private

Khu Yek Chiong, manager W. P. Lane, manager

C. Perry

Ki Lin Tong, Tiger Balm Medicine H. Kalbfuo

Dealers—237, Soler, Binondo; Te- Kolambugan Lumber and Development

leph. 47250; P.O. Box 2044 Co., The,Offices:

Lumber Manufacturers —

Ki>t Chitan Heng, Dealers in all kinds General Mesa, Sampaloc;

1000, CordeWia,

Telephs. 22018

Santa

(General

of Mirrors, Glass and Frames—507, Office) and 67587 (Manager); P.O. Box

Sx>KimCristo, SanHeng,

Chuan Nicolas; Teleph. 48277

proprietor 307; Cable Findmill. Forest Conces-

Co'See Bun, general manager sion: Kolambugan, Mindanao. Yard:

Cebu, Cebu

MANILA 1605

Kong Li Eo, The, Chinese , Daily Cannon Mills, Inc.—70, Worth

Newspaper—430, Salazar, Binondo; Street, New York, U. S.A.

Tcleph. 48357; Cable Ad: Kong- William L. Barrell Cb.—40,

lipo Worth Street, New York, U.S.A.

Coriell, Williams & C\x—36,

Koppefi (Philippines), Incorporated, Worth 'St.,. New York, U.S.A.

(successors in the Philippine Is- Iselin Jefferson Co.—328, Broad-

lands to Koppel Industrial Car & way, New York, U.S.A.

Equipment Co.*), Railway Material, Franklin Manufacturing Co.—40,

Machinery and Supplies—75, Das- Worth St., New York, U.S.A.

marinas; TelepH. 49895; Cable Ad: Kummer, Comins & Co., Inc.—40,

Koppelrail, all Standard Codes; Worth St., New York, U.S.A.

P.O. Box 189 Philips China Co.—P.O. Box 794,

A. H. Bishop,- vice-president Shanghai, China

E. Flatow, secretary

Kreidt Printing Co*—Bulletin Bldg., Kwong Ah Phoy & Co., Inc., Rice Mill

Owners— 385, Muelle de* Binondo, San

550

Cruz;Evangelistas

Teleph. 22959;Corner Raon,

P.O. Box 859 Santa Nicolas; Teleph-* 40932; P.O. Box 638;

Gerhard W* Kriedt, proprietor Cable Ad: Kworvg Ah Phoy & Co.

, Wip. Case,, supt. *

Kuenzle & Streiff,andInc.,

porters, Exporters General

Insurance' Im- Kwong

.Agents*

Chkong Suing, Manufacturers of

Rattan and Wooden Furniture, Whole-

—343-347, Calle T. Pinpin ; Telephs. sale porters ofRetail

and Furniture

Sea-Grass Rugs,.Dealefs,

DealersIm-in

23936, 23937, 23938 and 23039; P.O. different kindsChairs,

of IronPrices

Beds, Reasonable

Renters of

Box 301; dable Ad : Kuenzle ; Codes San Miguel

A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s, Western and Prompt Service offered—301-305, T.

Union, Universal edn. and letter Pinpin, Binondo; Teleph. 25117

P.A. A.P. Kuenzle,

Meyer, , vice-dp,

president Wong Yiok,;prbpr. and manager J s

H. A. Streiff, treasurer Kwong King Cheong, Rattan and Wooden

H. Spruengli

A.Jung P. E. Schiess Furniture,

Bamboo Screens,

Chinese Sea-grass Rugs,

Office Equipment,

W. Dieticker E. Berner Wholesale and Teleph.

Retail—309-313,

* E. A. Widfner

H. Anderegg E.

P.

Mueller

E. Meyer pin, Binondo; 25365; P.O.T Pin-

Box

G/ Cattaneo, B. A. Wyss 2271;

Lo Mun Kwok, partner Gheong

Cable Ad: Kwonghing

Zamboanga—J. J. .Schlittler, G. ! Lo Chun, do.

Pluess and H.

Cebu—A. SchatzmannRieth Kwong Me Chan, Manufacturers of Toyo

Iloilo—G. Laureut Sauce,

Agencies. .; (*

Sun Insurance Office 440-442,Soy Oil and Binondo;

T. Pinpin, Vinegar Dealers—

P.O. Box

Springfield Fire and 1103; Teleph. 25485

Insce. Co. Kwong Wing Lung Grocery (Wong Choc

Baloise Fire Insce. Co. &andCo.),Liquors—]

Wholesale443-1447,

and Retail Groceries

Basilan Lumber Co. Herran, Paco;

'Kummer and Cojons, Direct Mill Teleph. 57286; P.O.

Wong Choc, manager Box 1021

Agents, Cotton Goods—175, Juan,

Luna; Teleph. 4*9089; P.O. Box 893:

Cable Ad: Kummer; Codes. A.B.C. La Ciudad de Nankin, Cigarette Factory

6th edn., Western Union, Commer- — 414, Cua Salazar,

Tico Sons,Binondo; Teleph. 48690

proprietors

cial, Bentley’s Cua Tengco, manager

Agencies

M. C- D. Borden & Sons, Inc.—j

90, Worth Street, New York, La Commercial, Cigar Factory and

U.S.A. Direct Exporters—1207 Alegui,

American Bleached Goods Co.,* Quiapo; Teleph.' 21631; P.O, Box

Inc.—46, Worth iStreet, New 1041

York, U.S.A. B. Vellguth, proprietor

1606 MANILA

Lasories,

Const-RUCtora, Bicycles and Acces- La Insular Cigar and Cigarette;

Children’s Vehicles, Imports, Factory—20, Plaza Calderon de la

Wholesale and Retail—332-334, Gan- Barca; Teleph. 49718; P.O. Box 52; Cable

Ad: Insular

dara, Binondo; Teleph. 25131 Enrique Carrion, general manager

Yao Bun, proprietor

Yao Chiat, manager La Isla de Luzon, Chinese Antiques^

Laquors—929,

Copa Distillery,

Magdalena,Alcohol and Li- Vases,

Tondo; Telephs. Tea and“Florera,” etc., Cigars,

Coffee—435, Cigarettes,

T. Pinpin, Bi-

49506 and 21075; P.O. Box 1103 nondo; Teleph. 25170

Agustin Santa Maria, proprietor

Lo Yook Yeung, manager Yu Kim Tia, manager

LaFactory—752

Estrella deMagdalena,Eilipinas, Binondo;

Cigarette

Teleph. 49665manager

; P.O. Box 1128 La Luna Music Store (Prize Winner

Cua Gay, 1902-1903 and

Stringed 1922),Instruments

Musical Manufacturer— 532,of

La Estrella Del Norte, Importers— Ongpin, Binondo

46, Escolta; Telephs. 21388-389; P. Eulogio Manuel, proprietor

O. Box 273; Cable Ad: Evely Lucio Gatos

LaGrocery—331,

Extremena, Importers and Exporters, La Modern, Direct Importers of Dry

Echague, Quiapo; Goods and Novelty—136, Rosario,

Teleph. Binondo;

23410 ; P.O. Box 1802 Tcleph. 25981; P.O. Box

J. G. Ramirez, proprietor 2803

La Fabrica de Cerveza de San Miguel LaMakers—904, Modern Filipina, Furniture

Juan Luna, Tondo

—{See San Miguel Brewery)

(La Flor de la India, Fancy Dry —409, Tayuman, La Nobleza, Cigar and Cigarette Factory

Goods Merchants and Commission Cable Ad: Lanobleza Tondo; Teleph. 49784;

Merchants—627, Echague, San Mi- Lim Gee Lui

guel ; Teleph. 28893 John Lim Tiao Huat, manager

iLa31,Flor de IntalTeleph.

Tayuman; Cigar 49876

Meg. ; Co.—

P.O. “La Opinion—El Commercio,” Filipino

Box 262 Newspaper

Binondo; in Spanish—65,

Telephs. Juancfc 22480;

23393-4, 22632 Luna,

P. A. Meyer, president P.O. Box 127; Cable Ad: Opinion

A. P. Kuenzle, vice-president Rosauro Almario, manager editor

H. A. iStreiff, treasurer Benjamin Paguia, city editor

C. Timmerberg, director La Patria, Bakery, Confectionery and

H. J. Widmer, do. Biscuit Factory,

LaCigarette

Flor deFactory—851,

la Isabela, Isaac and —Sampaloc;

CigarPeral, Central Office:Groceries

Telephs.

and Liquors

631-633,

26980 andLegarda,

26633;

Paco; Teleph. 22584; P.O. Box 143; Cable P.O. BoxSampaloc;

Legarda, 2283. Branches:

723, Tabora,635-637,

San

Ad: Tabacalera Nicolas (Teleph. 49149); 1007, M. de

Paulino Pomar, manager Santos, San Nicolas (Teleph. 49321);

La Frescura, Manufacturing Wooden and 143, Villalobos, Quiapo (Teleph. 26391);

CambasandandDoors—340,

dows Bamboo Curtains Win- 25141)73, Bustillos, Sampaloc (Telepb.

Trabajo,for Sam-

paloc; Teleph. 25001 Mamerto Paglinawan, propr. and mgr.

R. Enriquez, proprietor La Peineta de Oro, Comb Manufacturers

La Fuerza, Shoe Dealers, Retail and nell, Wholesale and

Santa Cruz

Jewellers—885, O’Don-

Wholesale—246-248,

Yu Tan, manager and Gandara, Binondo

proprietor Pib Alcala, prpprietor and manager

La Industrial, Fabrica de Chocolate y La421, Pilarica, PrintersTorres,

and Bookbinders—

Cafe—320-326,

57740: P.O. Box Canonigo,

57 Paco; Teleph. Teleph.Florentine

23526; Cable Ad: LaSantaPilaricaCruz;

Porta Pueo y Cia., proprietors Toribio Almeida, proprietor

MANILA 1607

La Previsoea Filipina (Sociedad Mutua Lambert Sales Company, Inc., Manu-

de facturers of Philippine Hand-made

ing Construccion y Prestamos), Build-

and Loan Association—504, Bizal

Avenue, Santa Cruz;Teleph. 22329; Cable EP.O. m B ro i de rie 1453, Oral. Luna;

Box 1460

Ad: Previsora

Miguel Romualdez, president

Yicente Madrigal, vice-do. La.ncCa.hf, Inc., John, Importers

of Textiles, Sundries, Machinery—

979,, Muelle de la Industria, Te-

La Prueba Tobacco Co., Inc., Cigar lephs. 22114 & 21786; P.O. Box 1392;

Manufacturers and Exporters—732, Cable Ad: Landiron; Codes:

Evangelista, Quiapo; Teleph. 21488; Western Union, A.B.C. 5th edn.,

Cable Ad : Prueba Imp. Bentley’s, Liebers, 5 letter,

CL W. Bayer, manager Rudolf Mosse and Supplement.

Branch Office in Cebu

La Rosario Distillery—1001-1023, R. John Landahl, president

Hidalgo, Quiapo; Teleph. 26505; P.O. Edgar Krohn, vice-do.

Box 1235; Cable Ad: Benleg IK. (Landahl, 2nd do.

Tuason & Legarda, Ltd., proprietors Arthur Landahl, signs per pro.

Benito Legarda, manager M. Rasch, do.

Carmelo Uristi, manager (sales dept.) L. Zapf

I. Roncesvalles

4_a Sampaguita, Native Cloth (Dealers Agericy :

Rheinmetall Typewriter and Cal-

and Jewelers—305, Missericordia, culating Machines

Santa Cruz; Teleph. 27110 Sub-agency:

LaPalanca

Tondena, Inc., Alcohol Distillers— Glens Falls Insurance Company

Building, Corner Barraca and of New York

Urbistonda, San Nicolas; Telephs. 49645- Lao, Antonio H. G., General Mer-

55;Carlos

P.O. Box 691; Cable

Palanca, presidentAd: Tondena chant and Commission Agent—319,

A B. Powell, assistant manager Elcano; P.O. Box 3042

La Urban a, Building and Loan Asso- Laperal de Guzman, Maxima, Importers

of First Class Diamonds and Dealers

Pearls,

ciation—Paterno Building, Santa Cruz Wholesale and Retail Jewellers;

Bridge and Helios Street, Santa Cruz; in Diamonds, Pearls and other Precious

Telephs.

Ad: Anabru21855-6-7; P.O. Box 138; Cable Stones—850-852, Rizal Avenue, Santa

Enrique Cruz; Teleph.21907

Jose PerezCarrion, president'

Stella, first vice president Esteban de Guzman, manager

Alfredo Chi cote, second do. Laperal, Victorina G. de. Importers of

Diamonds

La Vanguardua, Afternoon Daily in Jewellers—Laperal and Pearls, Manufacturing

Spanish—TVT Building, F. Torres, Rizal Avenue, SantaRuilding, 853-855,

Santa Cruz; Teleph. 21134; Cable 27614; P.O. Box 1710; CableCruz; Teleph.

Ad: Vanguardia Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn, and Ad: Laperal;

Bentley’s

La Yebana Co., Inc., Cigar and Lapus & Lapus Go., Inc., Dry Coeds and

Im-

Cigarette Factory—57, Gastambide, porting and Exporting, Wholesale

Retail—406-408, Juan Luna, Binondo;

Sampaloc; Teleph. 22595; P.O. Box Teleph. 47295; Cable Ad: Narciso

442; Cable Ad : Yebana Rosario Lapus, president

Enrique Carrion, president Narciso Lapus, manager and treas.

Laguna Sugar Corporation — 155, Lara Optical (Dr. Cipriano Lara, o.d.)

Aviles, San Miguel; Teleph. 21036; Optometrist, Eye-Sight Specialist,

Cable Ad: Sorox, Manila Manufacturing and Importing Optician

Laing, F. C., Freight and Produce Broker —502, Rizal

CableAvenue, Santa Cruz: Teleph.

—Room No. 7, Hogar Building, Juan 26754; Jose F.

Ad: Laraop

Lara (optometrist), assistant

Luna; Teleph. 21081; P.O. Box 1726; manager and secretary

Cable Ad: Mactan Pacifica Lara (o. D.), assist, mgr. A treas.

1608 MANILA

Las Islas Filipinas, Dry Goods Libby, McNeill & Libby, Importers—25,

Dealers—41, Escolta, Binondo; Te- Santa Box 1639;CruzCable

Bridge;

Ad: Teleph.

Libco 21858; P.O,

leph. 23300; Cable Ad: Pinasfili E. D. Gun definger, manager

W. T. Mustaine, office manager

iLatyian ; Consulate—{See Consulates)

Liberian Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

Lwadia & Co., Importers of Office ap-

pliances—611, M. del Banco Na- Liberty Garage—108, Real, Intram uros

tional, Binondo; Teleph. 23822; M. Gabriel, proprietor

Cabl6 Ad: Lavadia

Law Union and Dock Insurance Co., Corner &Ronquillo

Liggett Meyers Tobacco Co., Inc.—

Ltd.—Peresz Samanillo Bldg., 19, Santa Cruz: Teleph.and21737; EsteroP.O.

Cegado,

Box

Escolta, Binondo. Warner Barnes 1623; Cable Ad: Ligmytoco

& Co., Ltd., agents , R.Wm.S. McEwen,

Rogers, manager

office manager

Lawyers’s Co-operative C. H. Burkman, supervisor

The — 428-432, Rizal Publishing Cd.,

Avenue, Santa

Cruz; Teleph. 21584; P.O. Box 449; Cable Liguan Coal Mines, Inc—19, Banquero,

Ad: Lawcopub Roxas Building; Teleph. 21278; P.O. Box

A.G.A.G.Bryan, manager

Lyman, assist, manager 1; Cable. Ad: Liguancoal

J. W. Osborn, editorial do. Lim Chioco & Co., Dry Goods Dealers,

Lee Hee & Co., Lumber Dealers—934-42, Wholesale and 25497;

Binondo; Teleph. Retail—114,

P.O. BoxRosario,

1749

Azcarraga, Tondo; Teleph. 47230 Lim Chioco, manager

Lee Hee and Lee Sing, proprietors

Legarda Vicente L., Architect — 504, LimH.),Genco & Co.Dealers

(ViudaindeLeaf

Antonio M.

Rizal Avenue, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 22329 and Wholesale other Native Products—127,

Tobacco

Plaza

Leon & Co., Manufacturers

Mattress B. R. de, Bed —Dealers and del

698, Rizal

Conde. San Nicolas; Teleph. 49712;

P.O. Box 1717

Avenue, Sta Cruz; Teleph. 21877 Lime Corporation of the Philippines,

Leung Yee, Shipbuilding Contractors Lime—805, Manufacturers of High Grade

—P.O. Box 1397; Teleph. 67573 Echague, iSan Miguel

William Parsons, president

Levy & Blum, Inc., Importers of Dia- Lime Kilns, Inc., Lime Manufacturers—

monds,

Telephs.Pearls and Jewels—345,

23247-48; Echague;

P.O. Box 243; 218, Perez Samanillo Building, Es-

Cable colta,

Ad:Emile

Majuvy Binondo; Teleph. 21291 ; P.

Levy, president O Box 2388; Cable Ad: Lime

Marcel Blum, vice-president Kilns

A. Bernard, manager E. C. Ross, president

G. G. Gordon, sales manager

Levy Hermanos, Inc., Diamond, Pearl and Ling Kong Kee Co., Importers and Ex-

Jewellery Importers—46 and 50, porters, Commission and Manufactur-

Escolta, Binondo; Telephs. 21389 ing Agents, Specialists in Importing

arid' 21388 ofPhilippine

Chinese Products—60,

Art Goods andM. Exporting

H.Cable

delAd:

Pi-

Levy, Inc., Henry, Jeveller Whole- lar, Linco

Ermita; Telephs. 28192-60;

sale and Retail—445, Padre Gomez, T. L. Ling, proprietor and manager

Santa Cruz; Teleph. 27228

Levy, Jacob, Importer of Dry Goods— Lintag, Paschal, Auditor and Certified

Public Accountant—736, Asuncion, San

334,

21424;Misericordia,

P.O. Box 2060Sta Cruz; Teleph. Nicolas; Teleph. 48415

MANILA 1609

Lion D’Or, Coffee Factory — 738, E. Luna de San Pedro, Andres, & Corte?>

Hidalgo, Quiapo; Teleph. 23530; P.O. Jose G., Architects, Decorators, CivB

Engineers and Builders—Main Office:

Box 1899. Cable Ad: Liondor 694, Dasmarinas, Binondo; Teleph. 22907;

Felix Collante.s, proprietor P.O. Box 2907; Cable Ad: Lunarchi

Anita Collantes, do.

Litografia Months, Inc., Lithographers

and Manufacturers of Paper Boxes—40,

Magallanes, Intramuros; Teleph. 21377; LUNETA. HOTEL

P.O. Box Tie

Francisco Hidalgo, manager

Jose Montes, assist, manager Ideally located

Li wanag, Vicente, Hatter, Manufac- on the famous Luneta

turers of Tropical'Native Hats and over-looking Manila bay

Helmets, Linen Hats, Caps and all Single and double rooms and

, kinds of Fezzes for Schools,, Colleges

and Fraternal Societies—1853, Az- two-room suites, American plans

jCcarraga, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 26958;

Code Bentley’s 5th edn.

V. Liwanag, proprietor

Lopez & Co., M., Importers—368, Camba,

San Nicolas; P.O. Box 79 BOULEVARD APARTMENT!

Louis X-Ray Laboratory—305, Regina HOTEL

Building; Binopdo; Teleph. 23227

Housekeeping, Apartments, Suites,

Lovsted & Co., (Manila), Ltd., C. M. Single and Double Rooms,

Machinery Dealers—16th and Rail-

road Street, Port Area; Teleph. American and European Elans

23519; P.O. Box 1193; Cable Ad:

Lovsted : all Codes used

C. M. iLovsted, president SITUATED ON THE WORLD-KNOWN

Ralph Nash, manager . DEWEY BOULEVARD,

F. L. Hutchins, engineer

Agencies : — MANILA,

National Bearing Metals Corpora- PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

tion

Toolsteel Gear and Pinion Co. R. LEE HOBBS,

Foote Bros. Gear and Machine Co. Manager

Timken Roller Bearing Co.

Lucas

Paint &andCo.,Varnish

Inc., John (New York), Luneta Hotel —38-40, San Luis

T. Pinpin, Binondo Manufacturers—115, Ermita; Teleph. 21971

R. Lee Hobbs, mgr. and owner

Luis Perez Samanillo Building, Real Luneta Motor Company—54, San

Estate

Building;— Room

i Escolta302, Binondo

Perez Samanillo

; Teleph. Luis, 140Ermita; Teleph. 21371, P.O.

22620;

LuisP.O.

PerezBoxSamanillo, Ail: Ollinamaso Box

215; Cableproprietor ; Cable Ad : Walix; Codes :

Bentley’s and Acme

Luis Perez Olaguer-Feliu, repres. R. B. Commans

Barry Baldwin

Luling, F. B., Insurance Agent— Agents for: —

Chrysler and Plymouth Automobiles

Perez Samanillo Building; Escolta, Federal Trucks

Binondo; Teleph. 23878 Marmon Automobiles

Mb MANILA

LUZON BROKERAGE Co.

INCORPORATED.

Cable Address: “LUBROCOIN.” DERHAM BUILDING

Telephone 23421 PORT AREA,

P.O. Box 591 MANILA, P.I.

CUSTOMS BROKERS.

FOREIGN FREIGHT FORWARDERS.

WAREHOUSEMEN.

HEAVY TRUCKING.

Luzon Brokerage Co., (Inc.), Cus- Lyric

toms Brokers, Foreign Freight For- colta, Music House,

Binondo; P.O. Inc.—633,

Box 274; Es-

Te-

warders, Warehousemen, Heavy lephs. 23516 and 23536; Cable Ad:

Trucking—iDerham Building, Port Music

Area; Teleph. 22421; P.O. Box 591; Courtney Whitney, president

Cable Ad : Lubrocoin

Luzon McCarty, L. R., Certified Public Ac-

Teleph.Electric Co.—13th

21559; P.O. Box 830St., Port Area; countant—227, David Binondo; Te-

leph. 22352

Frank Moffat, manager

Luzon Furniture, Furniture McCullough Printing Co., Inc.— 1104,

T. Pinpin, Binondo; Teleph.Dealer—250,

25516 Catillejor; Office: 101 Escolta (2nd floor)

P.O. Box 800; Telephs. 2-18-01; Cable

Dy To, proprietor and manager Ad:H.Macprintco

Luzon Oxy-Acetylene, W. Lombard, manager

1015, Azcarraga,

Celestino Tondo;Welding

de la Cruz, Teleph.Shop-

proprietor 48321; L. A. Anderson, asst. mgr.

G. Mediana, secretary

Luzon Stevedoring

Contractors, Lighters,Co,Launches,

Inc., Marine

Tow Mackay Radio and Telegraph Co.,

Boats, Water Boats, Ship Chandlers and Commercial Radio Telegraph Com-

Provisioners—Muelle San Francisco and munication—20, Escolta, Binondo;

14th Street, Port District; Teleph. 21661; Teleph. 24343; Cable Ad: Macrad

P.O.W. Box 582; Cablepresident

L. Applegate, Ad: Lusteveco Gee. Baxter, dis. manager

G.Simmie,

W. Simmie, C. P. Rubio and A. T. I. H. Wright, resdt. engineer

vice-presidents

E. M. Grimm, secretary Macmillan & Co., Publishers—1240,

Luzon Surety Co., Inc., Fire and M. H. del Pilar, Malate; Teleph.

Marine Insurance—Paterno Build- 57617

ing; Santa Cruz; Teleph. 21630 S. J. Wright, repres. for the Phi-

lippines

Lyric

P.O. Film

Box Exchange-670, Dasmarinas;

579; Telephs. 23515-17, Cable

Ad: Filma Macondray & Co., Inc., Merchants—

O. S. Cole, pres. & gen. mgr. China

Box 768;Bank Building

and Cebu; (3rd 24161-21755;

Telephs. floor); P.O.

Feix Paterno, vice-pres. Cable Ad: Macondray

Guillermo Garcia Bosque, treas. Carlos Young, general manager

MANILA 1611

Madrigal & Co.—8, Muelle del Banco Manila Auto Supply; Co.,

Nacional; Teleph. 21960; P.O. Box 254; Importers of Automobile AccessoriesDealers and

Cable Ad: Carbon;

Boe’s, Scott’s, Codes:

A-l, A.BC. Bentley’s,

5th edn. and iSpare Parts—‘500-502, Azcarra-

Imp.. gas,

A.B.C. 6th edn., Universal Trade Code San Nicolas; Teleph. 48687

and Western Union 5-letter edn. Manuel Lopa, mgr. & prop.

Vicente Madrigal, manager Manila & St. Louis Bakery and Gro-

Magnani, B., Marble Importer and Con- cery—358-362 Legarda, Sampaloc;

tractor, Marble, Granite, and Alabaster Telephs. 21710 and 23101

Man Hap Long & Co., props.

Productions, Simbi Electric Hammers— Leong Ah Whay, manager

619, Baon Santa Cruz; Teleph. 25823;

P.O. Box 824

Manila Bag Factory — 212, Rosario;

Magnolia Dairy Products Plant P.O.Go Box 2218; Teleph. 48691

Jocco, prop. & gen. mgr,

—660, Echague St.; Teleph. 21901—

{See San Miguel Brewery)

u Manila Billboard Co., Inc. — 837, Rizal

Magsimpan,” Import and Export—617, Ave, 22904 Sta Cruz; P.O. Box 1935; Teleph.

.Santo C-risto, San Nicolas; Teleph.

Martin Dionisio, prop, manager 49764 R. A. Schneckenburger, gen. mgr.

Victorio Dionisio, asst. do.

Majestic Film Exchange, Film Dis- 21 Paterno Manila Blueprinting Co.—Room 19-201

|I tributors—932, AzcarragaTondo;Teleph. Bldg., Santa Cruz; Teleph-

24542; P.O. Box 2452; Cable Ad: 23419; Cable Ad: Florobros

! Majefilmex Victorino Floro, pres. & gen. mgr.

Rafael Fernandez, treas.

Exequiel Floro, secty.

Malabon Lime and Soap Factory,

Wholesale and Retail—Gral Luna, Manila Builders Corporation, The,

Malabon Rizal; Teleph. Mai. 122- Engineers and Contractors—411, Hea-

219 cock

2988 Building; Teleph. 21475; P.O. Box

Francisco Matias, prop. & mgr.

, Malayan Lumber Incorporated, The, Manila Building and Loan Associa-

Lumber Retail and Wholesale—Juan tion—Kneedler Building, Oarriedo,

Luna, Binondo; P.O. Box 557; Te- Santa Cruz; Teleph. 22090; P.O.

lephs. 48713-757 Box 855

Dr. Pedro Arcilla, president E. E. Elser, pres, and manager

Atty Rufo San Juan, vice-pres. F. A. Delgado, vice-president

Manuel Pena, secretary

Malayan Pictures Corporation, Mov- Manila Button Factory—456 Dasmar-

ing Picture Producers Advertising— inas, Binondo;Teleph. 21635; P.O. Box767

247, Gral Solano, iSan Miguel; Te-

leph. 23303; P.O. Box 1039; Cable

Ad: Malapic; Code. Bentley’s Manila “C.O.D.” Jewels and novel-

Eugenio Sevilla, president ties, Special Service by C.O.lD. to

Manigbas Auto iSupply and Battery Cruz; the Provinces—725, Rizal Ave, Sta.

(

Station, Automobile Accessory Teleph. 23030; P.O. Box 488

Dealers, Magneto and Battery ser- Patrocinio David, proprietor

vice—615, A. Azcarraga, Tondo

Policarpio Manigbas, prop, and Manila Club—{See Associations)

manager Manila Cordage Co., Rope and Twine

Manila Aerated Water Factory—735, ManufacturersBank Building, —Binondo;

321, National City

Teleph. 23404;

| Misericordia,

' P.O.Wong

BoxNing, Santa Cruz; Teleph.

1356 general manager 21197; Cable Ad: Manco; P.O. Box 131

H. P. Strickler, vice-pres. and

Wong G. Bun, assist, do. manager

1612 MANILA

“ Manila Daily Bulletin ' ■ !

-A Corner Manila Harness Co., Inc., Leather

fiaon anti Evangelista, Quiapo; P.O. Goods Manufacturers — 62, ■ Escolta,

Box 769;

Bulletin -' T eleph. 21102; Cable Ad: Binondo; P.O. Box 1921; Teleph. 21797;

Cable

Emilio Ad:Tomas,

Calvetmariager

Roy C. Bennett, managing editor

Manila Dental Depot (Philippine Ameri- Manila Hotel Co: — Luneta Extension,

can Drug Co.,Regina

plied—205, Proprietors),

Building;DentalTeleph.Sup- Ermita;

Manhoco

Teleph. 22022; Cable Ad:

23689; P.O. Box 299 Jose Paez,

K. B.E. Day, pres.;

vice-pies.’

Manila Development, Real Estate—302, W. Antrim, seoty.

Kneedler Building, Santa Cruz; Teleph. J. Hilario, treas.

23606; P.O. Box 363

F. J. Gonzalez, proprietor Manila Hume Pipe anp. Tile, Works,-*-,

1003, Telejpjh,

Cordelhria,110;SampaToc; P O. Box

Manila Electric Co. — 134, San Mar- 2045; Wm. Shaw/prfes.

Cable Ad : Humepipe

celino,

21911; Ermita; P.O. Box

Cable Ad: Manilalectjand 451; Teleph.

General W. P. Ganz, manager

Offices:

JamesElectric

Rockwell,Building,

vice-pres.127 Escolta Manila Ice Cream Plant, The, Manu-

H. P. Jollye, gen. mgr. facturer of Pure and Delicious Ice

Cream—508-516, Madrid, San Nicolas;

Manila Export Corporation, Copra Teleph. 49937 and -49761; Cable Ad:

and Cake Exporters—14, Cristobal Micpi Rafael Fernandez, pres.

Paco; Teleph. 21938; P.O. Box 810;

Cable Ad: Manexporto Manila Import Company—307, Fern-

E. A. Seidenspinner, president andez Building, T. Pinpin; Teleph.

Manila Finance and Discount Cor- 23159; Cable Ad: Manimpco, Codes.

Western Union and Acme; P.O. Box

poration—(Nee Banks) 229

Manila Filatelica, Booksellers and E. A. Schwesinger, manager ,r

Stationers, — Oroquieta 1318-1322,

Branch and Office—Corriedo 318- Manila Instalment Co., Inc., House-

,320; P.O. Box 70; Cable Ad: hold and Office Furniture Sold on

Easy Payments—407-411, Platerias

Rizalina Santa Cruz; Teleph. 22204; P.O.

R. Garcia, proprietor Box ; Cable Ad : Minco

Manila Gas Corporation—Calle Otis J. Stevenson, pres. & mgr.

Paco; P.O. Box 1206; Teleph. 56934; Max Warne, representative

Cable A<1: Gasworks Benito Maneze, cashier

A. E. Pierce, president

A.W.Hoyer, vice- do.

Scheunig, treasurer Manila Land and Water Trans-

r C. A. de Witt, secretary portation Co., Inc.—Muelle de Binondo

and 104, Dasmavinas, Binondo; Telephs.

21353 and 25311

Esteban Marcelp, manager

Manila Golf Club—(Nee Associations)

Manila Grafica, Inc., Printers, Book- Manila Letter Shop (Section of

McCullough Printing Co., Division of

sellers

59, JuanandLuna;

Stationers—Printing

Teleph. 21768, Plant: Philippine

17, Escolta; Teleph. 23742; P.O.

Store: plete

Box ServiceEducation C

for Form-Letter Com-

Advertis-

1850; Cable Ad: Grama

Manuel Pellicer, president ing, Mimeographing, Multigraphing—

Plant: 1104, Castillejos. Office: 101,

Francisco Ferrer y Gutierrez, vice- Escolta (2nd floor); Tele Ji. 22131

president and manager

Manila Grand Opera House—881, Manila Lighter Transportation, Land

and Water Service, Forwarders and

Rizal Ave, Santa Cruz; Teleph. Distributors—121,

22855; Cable Ad: Hashim-Manila; lephs. 21030 (Office),Dasmarinas; Te-

56563 (Garage);

Codes: A.B.C. and Bentleys P.O. Box 1179; Cable Ad: Malit;

N. T. Hashim, manager Codes Bentley’s

MANILA 1613

Manila Machinery and Supply Co. Manila Sales Co., Ihiporters and Ex-

Inc., General Merchants and Machinery porters—324, Heacock Building, Es-

—675-681, Dasmarinas;

Teleph. 22458-9; Cable Ad:P.O.Machy

Box 607; colta Binondo; Teleph. 24225

S. O. Lindogan, manager

Manila Mercantile Co., Inc., General Manila Shirt Factory and Dry Goods

Merchants—511, Azcarraga, Tondo; Store, Hatters, i Shirtmakers, Tailors

Teleph. 47510; 'Cable Ad: Mamerco and Men’s Furnishing Goods —44,

E. P. Sandejas, pres.-manager Escolta, Binondo; Teleph. 21106; P.O.

A. Mendoza, sec.-treasurer Box 227

Manila Metal Works, Manuel Pellicer, manager

turers—15, Pascual Inc., Manufac-

Casal, San Manila Supply, Electrical Supplies

Miguel; Teleph. 23798; P.O. Box Spies Importers of Munkro Lamps—

2613; Cable Ad : Manwork 644,

!L. A. Robinson,, president 22174;Rizal

P.O.Ave, i^anta Cruz; Teleph.

Box'2378

Manila Nail Factory—?, Dasmarinas, Martin Suaco, proprietor

San Nicolas; P.O. Box 28:3; Teleph. 47301 E. G. iDimacali, general manager

Manila Oxy Acetylene—1031, Azcarraga, Manila Tailor Shop, Tailoring—910,

Ylaya, Tondo

Tondo;

Isabel© Teleph.

del 4S454prop. mgr.

Pilar, Crispulb Faltado, prop. & mgr.

Elias Catindig

Manila Plumbing Co., Plumbers— Manila Terminal Co., Inc.—Pier No. 5

Insular Life Building, Plaza Cer- Port Area; P.O. Box 582; Teleph. 21661;

vantts, Binondo; Teleph. 24371; Cable W. L.Ad:Applegate,

Luistevco pres,

Cable Ad : Maplumbco E. M. Grimm, secty.

Manila Polo Club—{See Associations) Manila Trading and Supply Co., General

Merchants—Port

Manila Publishing Co.—Caches Build- Teleph. 23773; CableArea;

Ad: P.O. Box 744;

Mantrade

ing, 115 T. Pinpin, Binondo; P.O.Box Jul ins Reese, pres.

620;Claudio

Teleph.Almoalla,

12131 mgr. Celso Lqbregat, secty.

Manila Wine Merchants, Ltd., Wholesale

Manila Radio Co., Inc.—22, Calle Wine and

P.O.Spirit Merchants—174, Juan

David; Teleph. 22344; Cable Ad: Marco; Luna; Box 403;

Cable Ad: Winetrade

Telephs. 22567-8;

Code: Bentley’s; P.O. Box 3222 R. E. Humphreys; managing-director

P. A. Bell, sales manager Wise

Manila Railroad Co.—943, Azcarraga., R. E. &H.Co., Ltd.,secretary

Oliver, general managers

Tondo; P.O. Box 448; Teleph. 49861; E. P. S. Hooper,

A. T. Hill manager

Cable Ad: Feroco

R.Tomas

R. Hancock,

Earnshaw.president

vice-pres. Manila Yellow Taxi-cab Co.-477a,

Jose Mabini, Ermita; Teleph. 56955

V. E. Paez,

Jesus,gen. mgr.

secty. Enrique Monserrat, manager

Tobias Eppstein, vice-president

Manila Rice Mill ‘Corporation, Rice

Dealers—817,

49625; P.O. BoxDagupan.

1398 Tondo; Teleph. Mantecoco Co. ofof Vegetable

the Philippines;

Uy Yek, president Manufacturers Oil Pro-

Carlos Palanca, vice-president ducts—Main Office: 25, Plaza Goiti,

Jose E. Tan, manager Santa

Cordeleria, Sampaloc; Teleph. 67624Plant,

Cruz; Teleph. 21462.

A. B. Powell, secretary Wm. H. Anderson & Co., managers

Manila Rubber Co., Manufacturers of Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.,

Mechanical Rubber Goods—Corner of Toronto—Kneedler Building Sta.

Beata and 1, Certeza, Pandacan; Cruz; Teleph. 22429

Teleph. 67643; P.O. Box 225 E. E. Elser, manager for the Phi-

Ben Houston, manager lippine Islands

1614 MANILA

Marfil Motor Replacement Co.—<511, Corregidor Lodge, No.

Masonic Temple; 90 3,Escolta;

F. & A.M.—

P.O.

Azcarraga Tondo; Teleph. 27319 Box 710

F. V. Marfil, prop, and manager W.M.—V. E. Miller

Marikina Valley Construction Co., Secretary—N. C. Comfort

Inc., Engineers and Contractors—

Room 205 & 502, Rizal Ave, Santa Gautama Consistory

M. of K.—L. M. Hausman, 32°,

Cruz; Telepfe. 25056 K.C.C.H.

Sancho de Leon, president Prior—B. H. Brown, 32°

Ricardo

generalNostratis,

manager vice-pres. and Preceptor—H. D. Riley, 32°,

Jose Bar redo, secretary Chancellor—F. M. Holmes, 32°

Marmoleria de Canuto B. Almeida, Minister of State—G. B. Obear,

Marble Works—283, M. de Comillas, 32°

Ermita Almoner—N. C. Comfort, 33°

Canuto B. Almeida, prop. & mgr. Registrar—W. H. Chapman, 32°,

Treas.—F. M. Harden, 32°

Marshall Field & Co., Embroideries—72, Prelate—V. E. Miller, 32°

Gastambide, M. of C.—E. W. Lawson, 32°

Teleph. 22398;Sampoloc;

Cable Ad:P.O. Box 1642;

Drumar Expert—T. K. Eaton, 32°

W. H. Beusse, mgr. Asst. Expert.—R. E. Jamison,

C. G. Hannaford, assist, mgr.

Capt. of the Guard—C. M. Has-

Marsha ll Sons & Co., Ltd.—55, Barraca, selmann, 32°

San Nicolas (Steward—J. H. Oswald, 32°

Fred Wilson & Co., Inc., agents

Grand Lodge of the Phillippine

Islands

MASONIC and OTHER LODGES Lodge Perla del Oriente, No. 1034, A.

Confucius Council, Knights of F. and A. M. (Under Jurisdiction of

Kadosh the

Commander—G. B. Obear, 32°

1st Lt;-Comdr.—J. H. Schmidt, San Rafael, Lodge

Grand of Scotland)—103,

San Miguel; P.O. Box 238

32°, k.c.c.h.

2nd Lt.-Comdr.—F. M. Holmes, Manila ofTeleph.

Aerie, No. 500, Fraternal Order

Eagles—

32° 2-14-74; P.O. Box 355Building;

Cosmopolitan

Chancellor—E. W. Lawson, 32° Manila Encampment, No. 1,1.0.0. F.—

Orator—G. E. Williams, 32° Corner San Macelino and California;

Almoner—N. C. Comfort, 33° P.O.Wednesdays

Box 562. (Sessions

Recorder—Wm. H. . Chapman,

32°, K.C.C.H. 4th of EveryonMonth)

2nd and

Treasurer—F. M. Harden, 32° Manila Lodge, No. l, F. & A. M. —

M- of C.—H. D. Riley, 32°, Masonic Temple, Escolta; P.O. Box 407

K.C.C.H.

Turcdpiler—J. R. H. Mason, 32° Manila Lodge, No. 1,1. O. O. F.—1132,

Draper—T. K. Eaton, 32° California

1st Deacon—J. A. Steward, 32°

2nd iDeacon—J. H. MacDonald, (Meetings:Street,

8 p.m.Ermita; P.O. Box 562.

Every Wednesday)

30°

Bearer of the Beauseant—B. H. Manila Lodge, No. 761, B. P. O. Elks—

San Luis, Ermita; Teleph. 1390

Brown, 32°

Bearer of WTiite Standard—P. ManttT Chapter, Rose Croix

F. Whitacre, 32° W . M.—V. E. Miller, 32°

Bearer of Black Standard—I. S. W—G. B. Obear, 32°

Cohen, 32° J. W.—F. M. Holmes, 32°

iLt. of the Guard—C. D. Boone, Orator—J. W. Schilling, 32° 1

32° Almoner—N. C. Comfort, SS *,

Sentinel—J. H. Oswald, 32° k.c.c.h.

MANILA 1615

Secretary—Wm. H. Chapman Meisic Service Station, Lubricating Oih

Gasoline, Grease, Thuban Compound)

32°, K.C.C.H. Petroleum, Asphalt,

Treasurer—F. M. Harden, 32°

M. of C.—E. W. Lawson, 32° Corner Reina RegenWax,

te andRoofing —

Soler,

Expert—J. R. H. Mason, 32° Binondo; Telephv48560; Branch Station:

Assist. Expert—J. A. Steward, Corner Nicolas

San Fernando and Madrid, San

32° Sy Lam, manager

Guardian, of the Temple—A. R.

Weibel, 32°

Tiler—J. H. Oswald, 32° Melted Electric, Contractors and

Electricians—1050, Soler Sta. Cruz;

Mt. Arayat Louge of [Perfection Teodoro Carcia; Teleph. 26253

V. M.—E. W. Lawson, 32°

S. W.—L. M. Hausman, 32°, Menzi cfe'Co., Inc., General Merchants—

180, •* uan Luna; Teiephs. 49801-3; P.O.

J. ’ W’—J. H. Schmidt, 32°, Box 603 Cable general

J. M. Menzi, Ad : Casamenzi

manager

Orator--G. E. Williams, 32° P. C. Sbhlumbom, do.

Almoner—N. C. Comfort, 33° Mercado Dr. Eliodoro, Physician-

Secy.—W. H. Chapman, 32°, 25028 536, Raon Santa Cruz; Teleph.

Treas.—F. M. Harden, 32°

M. of C,—J. R. H. Mason, 32° Mercantile Bank of China—(See

Expert—H. D. Riley, 32°, Banks)

K.C.C.H.

Assist. Expert—R. E. Jamison, Merchants Clearing House, Merch-

andise and Machinery—2235, Azcar-

32°

Capt. of Guard—J. A. Steward, raga O. Box

Sampaloc; Teleph. 24143; P.

ISYl

32° W. lS. Boston, manager

Sentinel—J. H. Oswald, 32°

Meridian, Jewellery and Watch Re-

New MasonicTemple,

Temple Association, pairing—26, Escolta Binondo; Te-

Inc. leph.

—Masonic Escolta; Teleph. 21551; P.O. Box 284; Cable

21505; P.O. Box 398 Ad : lLammoglia

President—E. E. Elser J. B. Lammoglia, proprietor

Vice-do. — C. M. Cotterman Rafael Gutierrez

Secretary—W.

Treasurer—W. Huse Chapman

W. Larkin Meritas Cigar Factory—732, Evangelista

Directors —S. R, Hawthorne, Quiapo; Teleph. 21488; P.O. Box 590

C. Weber, manager

F. A. (Delgado, (L. M. Haus-

man, C. W. Rosenstock, E. K. Methodist Publishing House—Met-

Wing, Stanton Youngberg hodist Building, 442, Rizal Ave,

and F. H. Stevens Santa Gruz; Teleph. 22675; P.O.

Box 756; Cable Ad: Endure

Willam McKinley

ofandPythias—Corner Lodge, No. 1, Knights Rev. E. Lyons, agent

California Street;of P.O.

San Box

Marcelino

364 Metro Goldwyn Mayer (Manila) Inc.

-417-423, Rizal Avenue;

743 Teiephs. 22014

Zapot Lodge, No. 29, F. and A. M.— andI. 21352; P.O. Box

Cohen, manager

Masonic Temple, Rosario, Cavite

Metropole Hotel-Corner Carried© and

Padre GOmez; Teleph. 22266; P.O. Box

Maypajo Garage, Service Day and Night, 1267J. W- Palmer, proprietor

Comfortable

—Teleph. Cars and

39, A.Cal.Mabini, EfficientCaloocan,

Maypajo, Service Harry M. Day, manager

532 proprietor

Juan Torcuator, Mexican Consulate—(See Consulates)

1616 MANILA

Metropolitan Theater Company—Me- Monte De Piedad and Savings Bank

tropolitan Theater Bldg.; Teleph. —75, Plaza Goiti Santa Cruz; Te-

21849 (secretary) ; Cable Ad : Metro- leph. 21379; Cable Ad: Monte-

theco; P.O. Box 2360 piedad

H. B. Pond, president Elias Marco y Ramirez, gen. mgr.

Antonio Melian, vice-pres. Maura Blardony y Paredes,

Enrique Zobel, treasurer accountant

Angel M. Varela, secretary

Moreta’s Consulting, Designing and

Mindanao Lumber Teleph.

Alvarado, Binondo; Co., Inc.

49721— and

660, Ermita;

Engineering Telephs.Office — 37, andFlorida,

55504 (Office) 65604

4967Rafael

i; P.O.GoBox 1254; Cable Ad: Ramago (Residence)

Emilio Ma. de Moreta, c.e. & e.e., chief

Tauco, pres. & genl. mgr. engineer

John Go Tauco, assist, manager

Mira

Flor Hermanos,

de laSafety Selling

IsabelaMatches Agents for

Cigars “Olivenza” La

and Cigarettes, Morgan Sales Co., Importers and Ex-

Swedish and porters—411,

ondo ;

Masonic Temple, Bin-

Teleph. 23675

“ Corona,” Dunhill’s and Comoy’s Pipes M. M. Morgan, manager

and Smokers

Binondo; Teleph.Articles

21410;—P.O.

18, Escolta,

Box 75; Mrs. R. Gray, asst, to the mgr.

Cable

Josd Ad:

MiraMirahnos

Perez, manager Morton & Ericksen, Inc., Marine

Marcial Mira Perez, do. Surveyors—iDerham Building, Port

District; Teleph. 22516; Cable Ad:

Mirrless Bickerton & Day, Ltd.— Mortcric

Perez Samanillo Building, Escolta, J. I. Harris, manager

Binondo;

Warner Barnes & Co., Ld., agents Motor Service Co., Inc.—408-416, Rizal

Avenue; Teleph. 23710-9; P.O. Box 2282;

Mitsui Bussan IKaisha, Ltd., Import- Cable F. Ad: Mosec

Blessing, general manager

ers and Exporters—Head Office F. Ebbessen, treasurer

Tokyo, Branches in Cebu, Iloilo, C. Vaughn

Davao, Manila. National. City

Bank Building, Binondo; Teleph.

23151; P.O. Box 461; Cable Ad: H.Pa.) K. Mulford Co. (of Philadelphia

Mitsui Insular Drug Co., Inc.—agents

Mitsubishi Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—In- Muller & Phipps (Manila), Inc , Manufac

sular Life Building, Plaza Cer- turers’ Representatives'—322, 324,

vantes, Binondo; Teleph. 24146; P. 326, 328, National City Bank Build-

O. Box 20; Cable Ad: Iwasakisal ing, Binondo; Teleph. 22378; P.O.

T. Makiyama, manager Box 1476

Model & Co., Inc., L„ Importers and John Meyer, manager

Exporters—618, Echague, San Miguel;

Teleph. 23345; P.O. Box 1173; Cable Ad: Murphy & Co., J. A.,228,Importers and Ex-

Lumoco porters—Rooms Perez Samanillo

Building, Binondo; P.O. Box 1476

Modern Bakery—139-141-143, Bustil- J. A. Murphy

los, Sampaloc; Teleph. 23415 Musser, Henry, Iron and Sheet Metal

Li A. Lim Workers—523, Echague, Quiapo; Te-

leph. 21044

Modern Kodak Finishing, iDevelop- P. Musser, manager

ing Printing—74, Soler, Binondo

A. T. Cariazo, proprietor N. & B. Stable Co., Inc.—Waldorf,

Monks, A. C.. Certified Public Ac- Rizal Avenue; Teleph. 2S521-3

Julius Reese, pres.

countant—2326, Juan Luna, Tondo; M. R. Bourne, vice-pres.

Teleph. 49436; P.O. Box 571 E. J. ©arras, general manager

MANILA 1617

Nakashima, S., Importer and Druggist — National Exchange Co., Inc., General

411, Ileina Regente near Oriente Build- Merchants—Masonic Temple, Bin-

ing, Binondo; Telephs. 49583 and 49953; ondo; Teleph. 22251; P.O. Box 1631;

P.O. Box 1653; Cable Ad: Nakashima Cable Ad: Natex

Roman Mabanta, manager

Nam Suing & Co., Printers a.nd Stationers

—324, Dasmarinas, Binondo; Teleph. National ?Yre Ins. Co. of Hartford,

21296; P.O. Box 171 (Marine)—Perez Samanillo Bldg.,

Yam Tung Fay, manager 19, Escolta, Binondo

Warner, Barnes and Co., Ltd.,

Nakpil, Juan-iF., Architect—428, Mar- agents

tin Ocampo, Quiapo; Teleph. 23551

National Food Products Co.—835,

Nam Suing Cheong, Importers — 418, leph. San Fernando, San Nicolas; Te-

Poblete, Binondo; Teleph. 25269; P.O. Ad : Latonia 49971; P.O. Box 2599; Cable

Box 91

Jose Malay, pres. & sales mgr.

Nan King Trading Co., Imports and Ex-

ports

29495;—P.O.449,Box

Nueva, Binondo; Teleph. National Library—Legislative Building;

Box 1881

Chang Tin, manager. Teleph. 2-23-75; Office of the Director

Hon. Teodoro M. Kalaw, director

Eulogio B.Division

Filipiniana Rodriguez, assist, do.

Nassoor, Inc., K., Importers—250, David,

Binondo; Teleph. 21794; P.O. Box 1468; Luis Montilla, chief of division

Cable Ad: Kamel M. Santamaria, manuscript curator

A. Jureidini, pres., mgr. and treas. Legislative Reference Division .

Fabian Rigodon, account Jose Lopez G.del Castillo,

Eustaquio Aquino, Chief

legislative

National Aerated Water Factory—513, researcher

Leveriza, Pasay; Teleph. 51275 Urbano Garcia, researcher

Mateo Gimenez, proprietor Administrative and Copyright Division

Orencio Aligada,

Leoncio Cruz,chief

F.officer of division

cashier and dis-

National Battery Service, Storage Bat- bursing

teries, Sales and Service — 540-2, P. Felix Santos, record clerk

Paredes, Sampaloc; Teleph. 23358 Ricardo Llamas, copyright clerk

Accounting and Property

Daniel S. Albano, division

chief accountant

National City Bank Building Co.— Francisco I.. Pantaleon, propy. clerk

329, National City Bank Building., Catalogue Division

Juan Luna Binondo; Teleph. 21347 Tiburcio Tumaneng, chief cataloguer

R. E. Shaw, president Pascual Bu en aventura, asst. do.

F. C. Bailey, vice-pres. Archives

C. B. Moore, treasurer ManuelDivision

Circulating M.Division

Miranda, chief of division

National City Bank of New York— Mrs. Rosa Abriol, chief of division

(See Banks) Mrs. Jesusa G. Fargas, library

National Dental-Supply, Inc.—Rooms assistant

214-215, Perez Samanillo Building, 619, Alfonso Cruz, assistant

Escolta, Binondo; Teleph. 23831; Cable General Reference & Periodical Division

Mrs. Isabel E. de Santos, chief

Ad:Mrs.Phildenply

T. Panis-Aldecoa, manager of division

Library Extension Division

National Drug Store—539-541, Rizal Libraries Jose Munda, chief of division

for Provincial Branches

Avenue,

Box 2239 Santa Cruz; Teleph. 21349; P.O. Branch Libraries

Geronimo Santiago, proprietor Iloilo—Ramon Lebrilla

Ilocos Sur—Federico Llanes

National Electric Supply—326, R. Bohol—Flavia S. Muana

Baguio—Ponciano Liclican

Hidalgo; Teleph. 23150; P.O. Box 1158 Pangasinan—Paulino Natino

Vicente Mauricio, prop. & manager Cebu—Macario Ofiama

1618 MANILA

Batangas—Dolores Lattorre Nelson, and Co., C. B., Registered

Tayabas—Esteban Ship, Marine and Cargo Surveyors,

Zamboanga—CesareoV. MedinaSalvanera

Official Measurers for New York

Camarines Sur—H. C. General

Nueva P. Mercado —212-214, DeandlosBulk

Ecija—BernardoL. Alvarez

Ilocos Norte—Emilio

Conference Oil Shipments

Reyes Bldg.; Te-

Science Division (Bureau of Science) , leph. 21074; Cable Ad ; Register

C. B. Nelson, president & treas.

Cirilo B.Court

Supreme Perez,Library

librarianDivision J. I. Harris, vice-president

V. Albert, clerk of the Supreme Court, Ramon ID. Gaddi, secretary

ex-officio librarian Cesareo ©iomampo

Agriculture Div. (Bur,librarian

of Agriculture) Aquilino A. Siapno

Basilic Hernandez, Alberto Mercado

National News Service (Servicio In- Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk

formative Nacional Inc.)—65, Juan Co., Manufacturers of Dairy Products—

502, Estero Cegado; Teleph. 21364;

Luna, Binondo; Teleph. 21787; P.O. Cable Ad: Nestanglo; Codes: Bentley’s

Box 127; Cable Ad: Sin and A.B.C. 6th

Ramon Torres, pres. A. N.C. W.

Glinister, manager

Rosario Almario, secty.-treas. Watson : W. Martin

National Shoe and Slipper Supply Co., A. C. Smith

Inc.—1036, Rizal Avenue, Santa Cruz; H. Wolflisberg F. J. A. Schupbach

Teleph. 22819; P.O. Box 891; Cable Ad: G. W.F. Wood

A.D.R.E.Gough W. A. Conrad

Shoesupply

S. E. Diaz—Pres & general manager Andreae !| J.C. P.A. Wolff

J. Shrubsole

S. 'Coran—Secty-Treas Netherlands Consulate,

(See Consulates)

National Stationary

SanM. Nicolas; Teleph. Co.—368, Camba,

49916-398

Lopez, proprietor Neuss, Hesslein Corporation, Importers

and Exporters—144, Juan Luna,

Binondo ; Teleph. 22761; P.O. Box

National Tin Smith Co. — 862, Rizal 1386 : Cable Ad : INehesco

Ave, StaCapacete—mgr.

Cruz; Teleph. 25762 James Traynor—gen. mgr.

P. M.

New Asia Hat Store (Kim Heng), Hat

National Union Fire Ins., Co.— Dealer, Wholesale and Retail—J 24, Plaza

Calderon de la Rarca, Binondo; Teleph,

Samanillo Bldg.; Teleph. 221.86; P. 48630

O. Box 2776; Cable Ad : Underiters

Managers — American International New China Herald, Chinese Daily

Underwriters for the Philippines, Paper—'568, Misericordia, Santa

Inc. Cruz; Teleph. 24171; P.O. Box 1455

National University, Pun Yan, business manager

(Nee Educational) L. A. Chee, manager

Natividad, Graciano T., Attorney at Dealers, New Fashion Shoe Store, The, Shoe

Law—303, Cu Unjieng'Bldg.; Te- Gandara,Retail and Teleph.

Binondo; Wholesale—234-236,

25509

leph. 23390 Tan Lee Kee, manager

Negros Philippine Lumber Corporation, New Orleans Commercial Co., Inc., Im-

LumburTondo;Manufacturers — 1032,

P.O. Juan

Box porters— Room21218

4, El&Hogar

Luna, Teleph. 49608;

736; Cable Ad: Mahosany Luna;

Neworleans Teleph. 22857;Bldg.,

CableJuan

Ad;

Dee C. Chuan, president

W. W. Harris, general manager Antonio Aranaz & Enrique Garcia—

mgrs.

Nell Co., Edward J., Machinery and New People Manufacturing Co.—502,

Mill Supplies — 680, Dasmarinas; Nueva Binondo; Teleph. 49958; P.

Teleph.

Neled 22975; P.O. Box 1640; Cable Ad: O.NgBoxTiong, 2768

manager

MANILA 1619

New Washington Hotel and Restau- Northern Supply Inc., The, General

rant, The—21S, Ecbague, Santa Mercihandisie—830,

San Nicolas; Teleph. 49441

San Fernando,

Cruz; Teleph. 21721

Ng Tip, proprietor Vicente Agan, manager

New York Export Co., Manufacturers’ Norton & Harrison Co., Lumber and

Representatives — 129; Juan Luna Hardware Dealers,Building;

Paints and

Yards:Oils—

Binondo; Teleph. 23201; P.O. Box 556; Offices; Miguel;

Kneedler

Mill and Shop: 814,

San

Echague,

Cable Ad: Jacob rand San Migiu'i; Teleph. Private Exchange:

J. Rubio, manager 2-20R. 57; P.O. Box 782; Cable Ad: Hoopton

Nicaraguan Consulate, F. C.J. Hagedorn,

Harrison, president

vice-do

(See Consulates) H. H. Harrison, secretary-treasurer

Ohas. A. Possum, sales manager

Nielson Sales Co, Paymaster, Check- A. F. Magtibay, accountant

writer and Protector—1, Calle Da- Willard L. Hart, salesman

vid, Binondo;' Teleph. 21951; Cable Norwegian Consulate,

Ad : Checko (See Consulates)

L. R. Nielson, proprietor

Nievera, E. A., Commercial Photographer O porters Chu Cheng — 419,& Co., ExportersBinondo;

Dasmarinas, and Im-

—20,

Box 434 Plaza, Moraga; Teleph. 25193; P.O. Teleph. 21925-25378; P.O. Box 87 ; Cable

Eusebio Nievera, proprietor Ad: “Ochucheng”

O. T. Keng-mgr.

Ning & Co., W., Men’s Furnishing Goods Ohta Development Co., Planters, Im-

Dealers and I'ailors—86-90, Real, In- porters Building,and Plaze

Exporters — Insular

Moraga, Life

Binondo;

tramuros; Teleph. 24205; P.O. Box 1109 Telephs. 24128-9; P.O. Box 1150; Cable

W. Ning, proprietor Ad: Ohta. Head Office: Talomo, Davao,

Nippon Bazar, The, Imports and Exports Mindanao. Y. Morokuma, Branch: Kobe, Japan

president

—Corner Plaza Moraga and Escolta, K. Miyasaka, vice do. (Davao)

Binondo; Teleph. 2112L; P.O. Box 396; N. Inouye (Kobe, Japan)

Cable Ad: Nippon

S. Kanegae, proprietor and gen. mgr. T.K. Tatsuye (Tokyo, Japan)

S.N. Tamura, manager Masaki (Davao)

Yoshizumi, mgr. (Cebu branch) Ong Long & Co., Inc., Dealers in Real

Norddeutscher

ship Co. (ZuelligLloyd & vonBremen, Steam- Estates,

Knobelsdorff, ory Notes, Shares, Bonds, and

Securities Drafts,Mortgages,

Promis-

Agents)—90,

22324; P.O. BoxRosario, Binondo;

604; Cable Teleph. Alhambra, Ermita; Telephs. 49850— and

Ad: Nordlloyd

Administrators of Estates, etc. 51,

H. Gosch, manager 21465; P.O. Box 1477; Cable Ad:

Onglongco; Codes: Bentley’s,

Union 5-letters, A.B.C. 5th edn., Acme Western

Norsks Yeritas and Private

J. I. Harris Surveyor Dy Buncio, president

Guillermo Dy Buncio, vice-president

North America Trading and Import Ong Seng & Co., Dry Goods Importers

Co., Exportersi of Molasses—208b, &

210, National City Bank Building, and Wholesale and Retail

Teleph.Dealers—218,

Binondo; Teleph. 21788; P.O. Box Rosario, Binondo;

BoxOng1673Seng, proprietor

48580; P.O.

2157; Cable Ad: Sotodel

O. Parsons, manager Ong Huat Suy, manager

North Negros Sugar Co., Inc., Sugar Ong Siu Gee & Co., Tobacco Leaf Dealers

Manufacturers

Building and Binondo;

(3rd floor), Dealers —Telephs.

Chaco Wholesale (Tobacco Dealers Licence

21071 and 22206; P.O. Box 735; Cable L-3-3127),

Merchants—566,

Consignee and Commission

Reina

Ad: Nonsuco

M. J. Ossorio, managing director ondo; Teleph. 49963; P.O. Regente,

Box 1404 Bin-

Ong Siu Gee, manager

1620 MANILA

Ong To (Antonio Vi&manos), General Osaka Bazar, Importers and Exporters

Machinery Repairing—805, San Ni- —332-346, 23691-2-3-4;Echague, Santa881;Cruz;Cable

P.O. Box Telephs.

Ad:

colas, San Nicolas Osabaz; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Bent-

Ong Tong Co., Importers and Exporters ley's and Private

Partners-—K. Matsui, S. Mori and M.

—830,

496 L2 Jabonneros, San Nicolas; Teleph. Sawamatsu

Ong Tong—gen. mgr. Otis Elevator Company, Elevator

OngVelasco).

Yu Tong (Successors Constructors and Dealers—421, In-

to Bazar sular

Importers of Dry Goods—122, Life Building, Plaza Cer-

Nueva; Teleph. 22036; P.O. Box 141; O. Box 847; vantes, Binondo; Teleph. 24337; P.

Cable Ad: Yutong Manila Cable Ad: Lyndentree

One Ching Kay, pres. & mgr. C. V. du Mars, manager

Mrs. C. C. Mitchell, steuog.

O’Racca Confectioneky, Candy Manu- Restitute M. Gimena, foreman

facturer and Confectioner — 830-838, H. Y. Harris, service

Teodra Alonso, Santa Cruz; Teleph. P. B. Artesian Water Co., Inc. — 111,

28940; P.O. Box 481 N. Domingo; Teleph. 68817; P.O. Box

A. Tsutsui, proprietor 647; Cable Ad: Artesian

S. Murase, manager

Oriental Distributors, Inc., Importers Pacific Coast Biscuit Co. (Los An-

and Exporters — 97-101, Magallenes, geles, Cal.)—115, T. Pinpin, Bin-

Intramuros;

Cable Ad: Ordis Teleph. 22895; P.O. Box 801; ondo; Teleph. 22577; P.O. Box 400;

Damaso Perez, manager Cable Ad: Roscoe

Pacific

Oriental Life Assurance Society, Exporters—National Commercial Co.,CityImporters and

Bank Bldg.

InC.—China Bank Bldg.; Teleph. Binondo; Teleph. 23361; P.O. Box 780;

22241; P.O. Box 2124; Cable Ad: Cable Ad: Pacomeco

Orliasco

John E. Goo, general manager “Pagkakaisa,” Only Morning Daily

in Tagalog—61, Muralla, Intra-

Oriental Machine Shop, General Ma- muros; Teleph. 21494; P.O. Box 601

The Peoples Press, Inc., publishers

chinery Repairing—536, Ongpin, Modesto Farolan, general mgr.

Binondo

Catalino Dy Tianquin, prop. Lope K. Santos, editor

Amado Y. Hernandez, city edr.

Oriental Safe Deposit, Fire and Burglar I. S. Reyes, advertg. manager

Proof,

BuildingSafe(ground

Depositfloor),

BoxesSanta

— Kneedler

Cruz; Palace Bazaar, Importers and Ex

Teleph. 22090; P.O. Box 855 porters—Arias Building; Teleph.

E. M.E. Pena,

Elser, secretary-treasurer

president 22885

Oriental Saw Mill, Contractors, Buil- Palace Film Exchange—322,

Cruz; Teleph. 22943; P.O. Box 918;RaonCable

Sta.

ders and Lumber Dealers—313,Tanduay,

Quiapo; Telephs. 22162-3; P.O. Box 2042; Ad: Valberto

Cable Ad: Osmuareto; Code: A.B.C. 5th Vicente Alberto, prop.

edn.

M. R. Barretto, proprietor Palace Theatre—325, Ronquillo; Teleph.

26449;

H. S.P.O. Box 56general manager

Everett,

Oriol Marble Works—830, Rizal Ave, R. M. Snook, house manager

iSta. Cruz; Teleph. 23420; Cable

Ad : Oriol

Ramon Oriol, prop. & gen. mgr. Pallones-iDesvarro Press, Printers—

611, Legarda, Sampaloc; Teleph.

25995

Ortigas, Francisco, Lawyer—120, Le- Andres Pallones, manager

garda, Sampaloc; Teleph. 22310 Alejo Desvarro, asst, manager

MANILA 1621

P3SKU310,—GhsirDEycra; General Merchant, Pe Hang Xian, Importer of Chinese-

: Remnant^ (All Kinds), Import all kinds Tea^—227, Soler, Binondo; P.O. Box

' of lfScrap Flushes and Silks (Proprietor, 2451 j

of Aranque” Pateros Slipper Manufac-

turing)—710, Teodora Alonso, Santa Peabody & Co., Henry W., Exporters and

; Cruz; Teleph. 25496 Importers—Hongkong and Shanghai

Pampanga Sugar Mills Central Bank Building; Teleph. 21950; P.O. Box

i del Carmen, Del Carmen, Pam- 630; Cable Ad: Peabody

:; panga Province—Manila Office : 4th Pearl Assurance Co., ,Ltd.—Perez

Floor National City Bank Bldg., Samanillo Building, 19, Escolta.

Juan Luna; Teleph. 22171; Cable Binondo

Ad : Posumil Warber, Barnes and Co,, Ltd.,

L. Weinzheimer, general, mgr. agents

K. Gronke, assist.-gen. mgr.

. .,G. E. Burnham, resident mgr. Pellicer y Co., Inc., Manuel, Dry

lS. J. Amieson, manager Manila Goods Dealers — 44, Escolta, Binondo;

Office Teleph. 21106

Panama, Consulate of, Peng Kee, Amoy -113, Juan Luna,

(See Consulates) Binondo; Telephs. 21334 and 22951;

3 P.O. Box 9; Cable Ad: Ngpengkee

PaumboW Vinegar Co.—874, Rizal Henry Uy Cho-Yee, mng. dir.

Avenue, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 28057

Luis Izquierdo, prin. stockholder Peoples Bank and Trust Co.,

(See Banks)

Paper Box Manufacturers (United

States Shoe Co.)—286, San Marcelino, Peoples Mortgage and Investment

Ermita; Teleph. 57261; P.O. Box 275 Co.—Corner Dasmarinas and David,

C. E. Olsen, manager Binondo; Teleph. 21991

N. E. Mullen, president

Paraguay, Consulate of,

XS'eh Consulates) Peoples Shoe Co.—311, iSoler, Binon-

do; Teleph. 22958; P.O. Box 2034

Paradies & Co., Inc.,Dasmarinas,

Importers and Ship- •Chua Chiong Pio & Co., props.

ping Agents—120 Binondo;

Teleph. 22613; P.O. Box 1143; Cable Ad: Perez Electrical Service—1162, Es-

Paradies pana, Sampaloc; Teleph. 28307

Jose: Perez, proprietor

Paramount Films of Philippines, Perfection Stove Co. of Cleve-

Inc. ; Teleph. 21322; P.O. Box 587 • land Ohio, Petroleum-Burning

Cable Ad: Paramount Stoves,. Water Heaters, Room

Paredes Heaters, Ovens, and . All Stove Ac-

law—408&? Buencamino, Attorneys-at-

Samanillo Building Es- cessories, “Superfex” Petroleum—

colta, Binondo; Teleph. 23737; P.O. Burning Refrigerators

Agents—T. J. Wolff V Co..

Box 513; Cable Ad: Abreumino Manila, P.I.

Quintin Paredes, partner

Parsons Hardware Co., Inc. — Perez Samanillo, Rafael. GeneralTeleph.

Mer-

805, Echague, San Miguel; TelepL. chant—116-122,

21294; P.O. Box

Juan Luna;

122; Cable Ad: Samanillo

21289; P.O. Box 422 Cable Ad: ManuelPerez

PerezRosales,

Rosales, powerdo.atty

Parsons Rafael

W. Parsons, pres. Miguel Perez Rosales, do.

R. Inchausti, vice-pres.

Persian Carpet House, Persian Rugs;

Paterno, Dr. Fernando B., Dentist— and Curio Dealers—30-32, Escolta,

635, Rizal Avenue, Santa Cruz; Te- Binondo; Teleph. 23525; P.O. Box

leph. 28985 2096; Cable Ad: Priassbro

1622 MANILA

PHILIPPINE CREDIT BUREAU Inc.

Adjustments and Collection Service

General Credit Information.

Santos Bldg. Room 33 Represented bv

MANILA P.I. A. V. MADRIGAL, Counsels in

Tel. 23158 Manager a,j Courts

Peruvian Consulate, Philippine Aromatic Cigarette Manu-

{See Consulates) facturing Co.-661-663, Magdalena,

Philippine Acetylene Co., Oxy Acety- Binondo; P.O.general

T. P. Lim, Box 1555

manager

lene Welding, Welding Apparatus,

Electric Storage Batteries, Oxygen Philippine Auto Supply Co.—720, Rizal

Hydrogen aOd Acetylene Gases,

Acetylene Goods—281, Calle Cristo- Avenue,21077 and 401 Ronquillo, Stanta Cruz;

bal, Paco; Teleph. 5-69-17; Cable Teleph. Clemente Reyes, proprietor

Ad : Philacet

C. M.K.Cotterman,

Cotterman,president

vice-presdt.-treas. Philippine Automotive

Leo

Geo. P. Kearney, secretary 11-15, Dasmarinas; Teleph.Corporation—

49904; Cable

Ad: Philautoco

Siy Cong Bieng & Co. Inc., gen. mgrs

Philippine Advertising Corporation— Philippine Book Co.* Inc.—101, Escolta

284, Ayala

22944; P.O. Boulevard, Ermita;

Box 2640; Cable Ad: Teleph.

Pacor and 115, T. Pinpin, Binondo; Teleph.

R. P. Flood, president 23946; P.O. Box 1100; Cable Ad: Phibo

MatiasCruz,

Juan Perez,secretary

president

andand manager

treasurer

Philippine Aerated Water Co.—712-720,

Misericordia, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 21152; Philippine Button Corporation—828-

P.O.TamBoxTen,2764proprietor 840, Misericordia, Santa Cruz; Teleph.

22887;

J. L. P.O. Box 329;pres,

Headington, CableandAd:manager

Petwalo

Philippine Aerial Taxi Co.—183,

Calle iDavid; Telephs. 23414 (Office), Philippine Cannery — 175, Lipa, Sam-

24330 (Airport); Cable Ad: Piair- paloc; Teleph. 25859

taxco Carmen de Cordoba, proprietor

C. T. McCellan, manager

Wm. J. Shaw, president Philippine Carnival Association—

J. E. H. Stevenot, vice-pres. Teleph. 23391; P.O. Box 1149; Cable

K. Gronke, seey.-treas. Ad : Carnival

Philippine American Arsenio N. Luz

Escolta; Teleph. 23289;Drug Co. —299;

P.O. Box 95,

Philippine Cork & Insulation Co., —

Cable Ad: Boie Rooms 308-10, Teleph.

Heacock21254;Building,

R. S. Springer, manager Escolta, Binondo; Cable

Philippine Art Furniture Co., Manufac- Ad:A. Insulation M. Rosado, proprietor

turers and Exporters of Select Rattan

Furniture—Factory:

paloc; Teleph. 73, P.O.

Gardenia,

23682;Show-room: Sam-

2416; Philippine

Box“Little Credit Bureau, Inc.,

Cable Ad: Arrya.ll. Collections and Credit Information

Gallery,” Louise P. Brown University —Santos Bldg., Plaza Sta. Cruz;

Building, Ermita Room 33 ; Teleph. 23158

A. B. Tigh, president A. V. Madrigal, manager

MANILA 1623

Philippine Education Co., Inc., Publish- Philippine Inter-Island • Steamship

ers, Booksellers and Stationers —101- Co.-t(Nee The Robert Dollar Co.)

103, Cable

620, Escolta;Ad; Teleph.

Pecoi 22131; P.O. Box

Verne E. Miller, presdt. & gen’l. mgr. Philippine International Corpora-

tion—Metropolitan Theatre Bldg. ;

C. W. Rosenstock, vice-president Teleph. 21849 (secretary); P.O. IPx

David G. Gunnell, treasurer 1288; Cable Ad: Pic.

Bernardo A. Sison, secretary H. B. Pond, chairman

Roy D. Bennett, manager (Educational Antonio Melian, president

. Wm.

de>pt.)

N. Bish, mgr. (wholesale dept.) Leopoldo Kahn, vice-pres.

Carl Enrique Zobel, treasurer

CarlosOrton, manager

Cabrera, (retail(provincial

manager dept.) Angel M. Varela, secretary

order dept.) Philippine Islands Floss Co.; Importers

Proprietors and Publishers of: and Exporters

Philippine Magazine

Rosenstock’s Manila City Directory Rivera; Teleph.of 28611;

Kapok—1085,

P.O. Box Antonio

942;

A.(publishing

V. H. Hartendorp, manager Cable Ad: Floss.co,' j

dept.) J ose Azaola, prop, and gen. mgr.

Proprietors of: “ Philippine Journal of Science, ” A

Manila Publishing Co. (Subscription ofMonthly Scientific Publication—Bureau

Science: 727, Herran Malate; Teleph.

Book Dept.)

Vicente Almoalla, manager 56986; P.O. Box 774

Frank & Co. (Manufactg. Stationers)

McCullough Printing Co. (Printers) Richard McGregor, associate editor

Roy Barca!, manager Philippine Land Improvement Co. (San-

Representing: gandaan Heights), Selling Lots on In-

Acme Code Co.—93, Front Street, New stalment Plan; BigLife

Payments—Insular Discount for Plaza

Building, Cash

York Cervantes, Binondo; Teleph. 21457

Philippine Engineering Co., Inc.— Gregorio

Salvador Araneta,

Zaragoza,president

vice-do.

936, Raon,

Box Quiapo;

786; Cable Teleph. 22305; P.O.

Ad: Philenco Manuel N. Tuason, dir. and treas.

Paul Baumann, general manager Jose Rickards, director

Ramon Herrera Davila, secretary

Ramon Joaquin, treasurer Jose Araneta, general manager

Publication—Paterno Building, Santa tional) Law School—(^e Educa-

“Philippine Finance Review,” Monthly Philippine

Cruz Bridge, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 28872;

P.O. Box 2743

Domingo T. Dikit, business manager Philippine Long Distance Telephone

Co.—Perez iSamanillo Building, Es-

colta; Teleph. 23923; P.O. Box 447;

Philippine Fish Co., Fish Importers Cable Ad : Philteleo

Tbeo V. Halsey,-presdt. (S. Fran-

and Exporters—34, Basian, Quiapo; cisco)

Teleph. 23181; P.O. Box 2311; Cable

Ad : Philfislheo Philippine Lumber Exportation Co.,

E. Baumann, manager Ltd., Sawn

—Office: LuisLumber and Logs Exporters

Perez Samanillo Building,

Philippine Foreign Trading Co., Ltd. Escolta, Ad:

Binondo; P.O. Box 417; Cable

Nibiki; Codes: AcmeTayabas.

and Bentley’s.

General Merchants—247, Espeleta, Sta. Saw Mill: Casiguran,

Cruz; Teleph. 23490; P.O. Box 1276; Office: Meikai Building. Tokyo Office: Kobe

Cable Ad; Lobunchay Yusen Building

Lim An, manager

Lo Giok Chit “Philippine Magazine” (A Monthly Illus-

Philippine Guaranty Co., Inc. (Fidelity, trated tion)—1104Publication

Castillejos of General

Quiapo; Circula

Teleph.

Surety, Life

Insular Fire Building,

and Marine Insce.Teleph.

Binondo; Co.)— 22131; Cable Ad: Pecoi

4111; P.O. BoxLife128;Assurance

Cable Ad:Co.)Filgar Philippine Education Co., Inc., proprs.

{See Insular A. V. H. Hartendorp, editor and

business manager

1624 MANILA

Philippine Manufacturing Co. — 244, Philippine Steelhouse, Inc., Steel

David, Binondo; Telephs. 22476-424; House Manufacturers—Insular Life

P.O. Box 1163;Codes

Commercial Cable Ad: Philmaco; All Building, Plaza Moraga, Binondo;

Fred Berry, vice-president and gen’l. Ad:Teleph. 23197; P.O. Box 2794; Cable

manager Steelhouse

R. C. Peyer, treasurer Theodore Yangco, president

Wm. Burke, jr. secretary Paul Dehn, vice-president & manager

Philippine Match Co., Ltd.—Office: 625, Philippine Stenotype, The—411. Ma-

P. Paterno;

Factory; Teleph. 28502; P.O. Box 357. sonic Temple, Binondo; Teleph.

Mandaloyon

G. Klingler, manager 23675

G. Lundstrom | , E. Keller M. M. Morgan, manager

Philippine Milling Co.—218, Perez Philippine Sugar Centrals Agency—

Samanillo Building; Teleph. 21671; Masonic P.O.Rafael

Temple, Escolta; Teleph. 22251;

Box Corpus,

1458; Cable Ad:manager

Sucenag

P.O. Box 2388 acting

W. Trinidad, president J. R. Mason, assistant do.

M. Lord, vice do.

Philippine Motion Pictures—La De- Philippine Sugar Estates Develop-

fensa Building, Plaza Santa Cruz; ment Co., Ltd., The—246, Anda In-

Teleph. 24148 tramuros; Teleph. 23793; P.O. Box

Jose Meamo, assist, manager 1310 : Cable Ad : Philsugar

Jose Ramos, advt. do. Pedro Rosa, president

'Serapio Tamayo, vice-president

Philippine Motor Alcohol Corporation,

Distilling—Palanca Building, San Ni-

colas; Telephs. 49645-55; P.O. Box691 Philippine

Santa

Tannery Co., Inc.— 240, Plaza,

Carlos Palanca, president PliltancoCruz; Teleph. 26230; Cable Ad:

Philippine National Bank, Tomas Argulles, president

{See Banks) Philippine Tobacco Co., Leaf Tobacco

Philippine National Oil — 212-214, Dealers—2215, Azcarraga, Sampa-

loc; Teleph. 21785; P.O. Box 654;

Rosario,

Box 2218 Binondo; Teleph. 48691; P.O. Cable Ad : Pitco

Go Jocco, prop, and gen’l. manager S. M. Berger & Co., props.

Philippine Net& Braid Manufacturing Philippine Trading Co., The, General

Co.—343-345, Juan Luna; Teleph. 49585; Merchants—508, Rizal Avenue, Santa

P.O. Box 320; Cable Ad: Tagal Cruz; Teleph. 27723; P.O. Box 1948

Paulino M. Sampedro, manager Eulogio Rodriguez, proprietor

“Philippine Observer,” Journal of Social

and Moral Reform, in English — 638, Philippine Trust Company

Isaac

O. L.Peral,

Davis,Ermita;

editorTeleph. 54110 (See Banks)

Philippine

Oil Refining Co., Inc., Coconut

Manufacturers—1035, Philippine Vegetable Oil Co., Inc.—

Teleph. 56951; P.O. Box 1624;Isaac

CablePeral;

Ad: Pureza,

Box 843;Santa

CableMesa; Teleph. 67512; P.O.

Ad: Vedgoil

Philrico

Kenneth Day, secretary

vice-pres. gen’l. mgr. Roman Mabanta, secretary treasurer

C. C. Mitchell, Philippines Cold Stores, Importers and

Cleve Callaway, manager Retailers of FrozenTeleph.

Meat 21308;

— 503-511,

Philippine Shell Craft Co. — 478, Echague, Quiapo; P.O.

A. Mabini, Ermita; Teleph. 56957: P.O. BoxN. 242; Cable Ad: Storage

Williamson, manager

Box 672 F. B. Nield

L. Rifkin, manager

MANILA 1625

“Philippines Herald,” The3 Only J.V. J.Madrigal,

Russell, vice-do.

president

Evening Daily in English in Manila

!: —61, Muralla, Intramuros; Teleph.

21494 (Connecting all Depts.); P-O. Porta, Pueo Y. Cia, Commission Mer-

j Box 601; Cable Ad : Herald chants—212, MagalLanes, Intramu-

The People’s Press, Inc., pub. ros; Teleph. 21069; P.O. Box 67;

Modesto Earolan, general mgr. Cable Ad : Pueo

Vincente A. Pacis, editor Antonio Porta, manager

I. S. Beyes, advertising manager

Philips Radio, Radio Receivers, Portugese Consulate

Radio Valves, Supplies and all Ac- (See Consulates)

cessories for Radio

Agents—T. J. Wolff & Co., Inc.—

20, Plaza Moraga Presby, S. A., Manufacturers’ Agents

—Insular Life Bldg. ; Teleph. 22834;

; Pickett Harness Co., Dealers in Leather P.O. Box 1379; Cable Ad: Disap

and Travelling

cordia, Goods—308-310,

Santa Cruz; Teleph. 21043Miseri- Public Credit Service Bureau, Col-

John Pickett, proprietor lection Service, 'Legal Service, No

P. Pinili Clement, manager tarial iService—3rd floor Cu Un-

Pilarita’s Dry Cleaning and Laun- jieng Bldg.; Escolta; Teleph.

dry—1864, Orpquieta Santa Cruz 27365; P O. Box 2703

iDoroteo Barrera, prop. Attorney Juan Naborg, genl. mgr.

Engenio Naborg, public ac-

“ Placer ” ( Gan Cheng & Co.), Manu* countant, assistant manager

factures of Aerated Water — 504, T.

Pinpin, Binondo; Teleph. 25193; P.O. Pujalte, Miguel, S. en C., Commission

Box 186 Merchants and Consignees, Wholesale

* Plaza Hotel—Plaza Goiti, corner Rizal Tobacco Leaf Dealers—Office:

Plaza Moraga, Binondo; Teleph.Room21026;

2-9,

Avenue,

Cable Ad: Santa Cruz;

Plazahotel Teleph. 22015; P.O. Box 212. Warehouse: 51, Cabildo,

Mrs. E. M. Bachrach, president Intramuros

i Mrs. MJ L. Hartigan, manageress Miguel Pujalte,' manager

Plaza Shoe Store—32. Plaza Moraga, Punsalan’s Tailoring—662, Rizal Ave

Binondo; Teleph. 27472; P.O. Box Santa Cruz; Teleph. 26074

1260 Felix Punsalan, prop. & mgr.

Yu See, manager Gregorio Padilla, master cutter

! PoDealers

Quiancoin & Hats,

Co., Wholesale and Retail

Ropes, Mats and Pure Cane Molasses Co. (P.I.), Inc.,

Coconut Teleph. The Molasses

Oil—315,49360Santo Cristo, San —34, Merchants and Exporters

i Nicolas;

Po Quianco, manager Teleph.El21021;Hogar Building,

P.O. Box Binondo;

1307: Cable Ad:

Canemola

[ Pohoomull Brothers (Grand Indian James Burt, president & general

Bazar), Dealers in Silks and Dry Goods manager

—45-47, Escolta, Binondo; Teleph. 22236; N.treasurer

C. Irvine, vice-president and

P.O. Box 195; Cable Ad: Pohoomull T. Contreras, secretary

i Poon Ka & Co., Importers and Exporters P. C. Kurtzweil, Iloilo Branch

—447, Nueva, Binondo; Teleph. 25419;

P.O. Box 910; Cable Ad: Poonka Puyat & Sons, Inc., Gonzalo, Manufac-

Poon Ping, manager turers

Port Lamqn Lumber Co., Lumber Manu- —tramuros; Puyatof Billiard

Building,Tables

727,andSolana

Furniture

In-

facturers—Office : 404-410, Chaco Build- Teleph. 21002 and 23463;

ing, Binondo; Teleph. 21010; P.O. Box P.O.Gonzalo Box 404

Puyat, pres, and gen. mgr.

1992; Cable

mon, SurigaoAd: Lamon. Mill: Port La- Gil Puyat. vice-pres. and assist, mgr.

1626 MANILA

Quan Hee & Co. (Kw.oog Kien Cheong), Rawplugs and Rawplug Tools—456-

Importer and Exporter—412, Poblete, 466, iDasmarinas, Sian Nicolas; P.

Binondo; Teleph. 22597; P.O. Box 2289; O. Box 767

Cable

5-lettersAd: Quan Hee; Code: Bentley’s Yiegelmann Schroeder & Col, Inc.,

Q. K. Chauk, manager, agents

0. G. Harnmes, manager

Quiason & Co., Inc., C-, Piano Im- Raymond Concrete Piles—Room' 406,

porters and Dealers—338, Raon; China Bank Building; Teleph 49070

Teleph. 26506; P.O. Box 1516 C. Russell, Manila representative

Qtjing

—4Ip, Tong

iDucos,Co.,Qniapo

Dealers in Tbfeacco

; Teleph. 23102

Quing /Toing, president j

Quing Chuan, gen., mgr. &..treas. RAYMOND CONCRETE

K. C. A. Communications, Inc., A PILES

Radio., .Corporation, of America Sub

sidiary—Insular Life; Bldg.; Teleph.

22601-2; P.O. Box 446; Cable Ad: Room 406 China Bank Bldg.

Broadcast

tDavid IDarnoff, president MANILA, P.I.

Curtis H. Nance, vice-president &

general manager R. C. P. (Far Tel. 49070

Eastern manager 11. p. A.)

C. T. McCieHan, deputy general

manager

Radio Service Extension—La Defensa C. RUSSELL,

Building, Plaza Santa Cruz: Te-

leph. 24148

Jose F. Orame, assist, fpana^g^r Real Estate Investment Co.—185,

David Binondo; Teleph. 22216'; P.

Ram Car, Inc., Operating Caro Electrical O. Box 94S; CableAd : Earcam

Service,

the Only Battery

P.I., Oriental Manufacturer in

Registered),

Appliances andBrand

SalesRepair.

and

(Trademark

Service, Electrical Real

Auto Accessories

Fashion and Jewellery Store—

178-180, Real, Intramuros; Teleph.

and Spare parts. The Auto Service 28403; Fernando Sayao, proprietor

Station. General Auto Repairing,

Carriage Factory, Painting and Up-

holstering, and The Sugar Service Rennolds Co., Wm. H., Importers and Ex-

porters—,129, Juan (Luna; Telegh.

Station, complete Maintenance, 21805; P.O. Box 1473; Cable Ad:

Special Lubricating Service, Gaso- Rennolds

line, Oils and Tires. Open Day and W. H. Rennolds, pres.

Night—110-116, Padre Faura, Ermi- D. Foster, vice-pres.

ta; Telephs. 56944, 56945, 56946 and F. Azadla, secty.

21131

Ramon Caro, presdt. & gen’l. manager Reptile Store, The, Manufacturers of

Ramirez J. V., Real Estate and Fire Reptile Leather, Snake, Lizard and

Insurance Agent—316, Perez Sa- CrocodileTeleph. Novelties—200-204, Alhambra,

manillo Building, 619. Escolta Bin- Ermita; Cable Ad:

57441; P.O. Box 2893;

Rowei proprietor

ondo; Teleph. 22536; P.O. Box 1144; R. Weidemann,

Cable Ad : Jotaerre

J. V. Ramirez, manager Reyco Press, Printers and Publishers

Ramos Emilio, Expert Radio Repair- --844, Teodora Alonso, Santa Cruz;

Cornelio de los Reyes, prop, and

er—351, Herbosa Tondo manager

MANILA 1627

Keyes & Co., Inc., Joaquin, Photo En- Robinson ft Ellis , Navigation Co.,

graving Shop, Half-tones, Zinc Etchings Inc., Ship Owners—16, Escolta Bin-

and Colour Work. Equi pped with Modern ondo; Teleph. 21292;; P.O. 332

Mac hinery. (We receive C u ts for Ann u als L. B. Robinson, president

and

WorkNewspapers at Reasonable

Guaranteed—Free Press Prices.)

Bldg., W. J. Ellis, vice-president

Rizal Aye, Sta. Cruz; Teleph. 28517 W. J. Ellis, jr., treasurer

Joaquin Reyes, president

Reyes Optical Co., A. P., Optical Robles and Hizon, Licensed and

Goods Dealer—77, Rosario, Binon- Bonded ing

Customs Brokers, Forward-

Agents and Ship Brokers—75,

do; Teleph. 27496; P.O. Box 2196 Juan Luna; Telephs. 25704 and

Reyes & Reyes, Inc., Cinematograph 25787 R. M. Robles

Films

Cruz; and Supplies—327,

Teleph. 22764; P.O.Raon,

Box .Santa

244;

Cable Ad: Seyeram Robles

C. G. Ceron, manager Water, Transportation,

(Electrical and Land and

Charging

Battery)—Main; Office

Reynoso ft Sons Emilio, Painters and Sepulcro, Paco; Telephs. 57326 and 543, Sto.

Contractors—Room 10, 20, Plaza 57252; Branch Office; 15, San

Moraga,

Bibiani Binondo;

Reynoso, Teleph.

manager25657 Gabriel Binondo; Teleph. 21735

Emilio Reynoso, assistant Rafael R. Bautista

Rialto Studio—428, Rizal Avenue Roces and Co., Inc., Sporting Goods

iSanta Cruz; Teleph. 25482; P.O. —129, Plaza Goiti Santa Cruz;

Teleph. 22188; P.O. Box 1410; Cable

Box 541

Florentine S. Ang, manager and Ad: Rocecia

Rafael F. Roces, president

photographer Marcos Roces, gen. mgr.

Rivera Pascual ft Alba, Lawyers—Ar- Julian Quiat, treasurer

guelles Building, 519, Rizal Ave.

Sta. Cruz; Teleph. 23905 Roelli, H., Import and Export—244,

Silvestre C. Pascual David, Binondo; Teleph. 21089; P.O. Box

Marciano Rivera 2363; Cable Ad: Roelkap

(Leodegario iS. Alba

Rizal Cement Factory, Manufacturers of Romar Publishing Company —

Portland Cement—8, Muelle del Banco Editorial and Business Office, 309,

Nacional, Binondo; Telephs. 21961-2; Masonic Temple; Teleph. 21045,

P.O.

FactoryBoxat Binangonan,

254; Cable Rizal

Ad: Carbon. Circulation Office, 686, Avenida

Madrigal ft Co., managers Rizal; Teleph. 23609; P.O. Box 3035

Eusebio Morales, superintendent John C. Robb, president

F. S. Marqurrdt, treasurer

Rizal Ice Plant, loe Manufacturer— Floro Santos, assist, treasurer

Baclaran Paranaque, Rizal; Te- Manuel Olbes, secretary

leph. 51131 Roosevelt Steamship Agency, Inc.,

Fortunate G. (Rapid, proprietor Steamship Agents, Brokers and

Maximiano D. Dizon, cashier Charterers—Chaco Building , Te-

Rizal Lumber—F. B. Harrison, Pa- Ad: leph. 21420; P.O. Box 624; Cable

say; Teleph. 5111® Koosteamco; All Codes

. Ohua Tong, manager A. E. Clegg, president

A. G. Henderson, vice-president

Rizal Park Co., Inc., The, Real Es- Agents for

Kerr Steamship Co., Inc., New

tate—Peterno

Teleph. 23970; Building,

P.O. Box Sta.

1462 Cruz; York (Silver Line Ltd.)

Antonio de laComa,

Riva,accountant

manager S. ft J. Thompson, Ltd., London

F rancisco Transatlantic Steamship Co., Ltd.,

Armando Sotomayor, surveyor Gothenburg

1628 MANILA

Silver-Java Pacific Line, (Joint Royal Soft Drinks Plant-57-75,

Grab Solano St.; Telephs. 23572 and

Services of Silver Line (Ltd. and 23574

Pacific-Java-Bengal Line) {See San Miguel Brewery)

The East Asiatic Co., Ltd.,

Copenhagen

RmsseSI, C., Civil Engineer,' Mem-

Nosendo Oychauco, Importer of China gmeers—Room ber, American Society of Civil En

Ware and Glassware—845, iSan Fer- Building; Teleph.406,49070; China Bank ]

P.O. Box !

nando: San :Ni«olas; Teleph. 486,14 .. 1009

PoseusI'ock & Col, Importers ahd General , C. Russell

Merchants—115, T. Pippin.;. Teleph. Russell & Co., Ship, Freight, Exchange, *

22576; P.O. Box 400; Cable Ad: Bhsco Produce,

A.C. W. Rosenstock,-proprietor

Siefken, manager 8, Muelle Coal and General

del Banco Nacional;Brokers—

Teleph. !i

'Sales managers—R.! J. Yearsley 21670; Codes:

P.O. Box 982; Cable Ad: Hustle; |

Scott’s 10th edni, A.B.C. 5th

and J. J. de Guzman edn.,

M. R. Fernandez, cashier J. J.Bentley’s

Russell and| Boe

L. V.Code

Gomez

Rosenstock;, 0- W., Real Estate- 115, Russian Consulate

T., Pinpin Binpndp; Teleph, 22131; {See Consulates!

P.O. Box 400; Cable Ad: Rosen-

stock Sabater Optical Institute, Inc., Manu-

Financial agent for

Great Eastern Life’ Assurance facturing Escolta,

arid Importing Opticians—76,

Binondo;

Co., Ld., Singapore BoxDr.2104;

Manuel Ad:Teleph.

Cable Sabater, 22362; P.O. |

SabateQOptician

president and |

“Bosenstock’s Manila City Directory” general manager

(A

pineDirectory of Manila Annually)—101-

Islands, published and the Philip- Samson Hermanos y Cta., Inc., ;;

103, Cable

Escolta; Teleph. Dealers in Leaf Tobacco—2009, Juan

620; Pecoi 22131;

PhilippineAd:Education

P.O. Box (Luna,

Co., Inc., proprs. i Ad: Sambros

Tondo; Teleph. 47142; Cable

A. V. H. Hartendorp, manager “Samson” Shoe Manufacturing and j

Rosenthal, J., Inc., Manufacturers’

presentative—Rosenthal Re- Supply

Building, Paco; 26052; P.O.Co.—Mari

Box 2407kina, Rizal; Teleph. I

Teleph. 57152; P.O. Box 1425 Policarpo Ignacio, proprietor. .

J. Rosenthal, president San Carlos Milling Co., Ltd., Sugar 1

Rotary ElectricSupplies,

Co., General Electrical Manufacturers—'Chaco Bldg., Bin-

Installations, Repair and Bat- ondo; Teleph. 21014; P.O. Box

teries—235, Solis (Int.), Tondo; Teleph.' 1863; Cable Ad: Scarlosco

Alfred Cooper, agent

49594

Y. San Pedro, manager San Francisco del Monte Inc., Real

Roxas y Compania, Sugar Manufac- Estate—680, Rizal Ave.,' Star Cruz;

turers—719, Echague, San Miguel; Teleph. 21666; P.O. Box 528

John Gordon, president

Teleph. i2204'2; P.O. Box 1459 ; Cable H. H. Buck, sales manager

Ad: Roxas

Antonio Rozas manager

and general Gargollo, partner San Juan Heights, Addifcbm Realtors

Jose Roxas Gargoilo, partner —210, Arias Building; Teleph. 22593

Eduardo Roxas Gargollo, partner P. D. Carman, managing partner |

Royal Dry Cleaning, ©yefs and etc.—40, San Juan Mine, Building Plumbing, |

N. Domingo, San Juan del

Cleaners—614R, Hidalgo, Quiapo; Monte, Rizal; Teleph. 68842:

Teleph. 25954 Margarita Santos Vda de Santos, ,

C. Enriquez, proprietor proprietor

MANILA

•Sax Marcelino Drug Store, Retail Drug Santo Tomas Enrique, €., Civil En-

Store —817a, San Marcelino, Ermita; gineer—411, Heacock Bldg.; Escolta

Teleph. 54209 Binondo; Teleph. 21475; P.O. Box

Pablo

and Guevara

proprietory Saiichez, pharmacist 2988 ; Cable Ad : Costmas

iSantos HiJQs A., Leaf Tobacco Mer-

San IVEEgue! Brewery, Snc.—Cen- chants — 417, Misericordia, Sta.

tral Office, 132, Aviles Street; Te- Cruz; Teleph. 25375; Cable Ad:

leph. 21212; Aleza

Beer and Ice Shipping Dept,-r-132, Ambrosio Santos, manager

Aviles St.; Teleph. 21224

Liquid Carbonic Plant (Liquid &. Santos Dr. Isidoro De, Physician—

Solidified C;02)—132, Aviles Ides Building, M. de Santos San

St. ; .Teleph. 21212 Nicolas; Teleph. 49977

Royal Soft Drinks Plant—57 Santos, Regino, General Merchant—332,

7p, Oral. Solano. St.; Teleph. Nueva Binondo; Teleph. 26770; P.O.

23572 and . 23574

Ice and Cold Storage Plant—^57- Box 2020

109, Grab Solano St.; Teleph. Sanvictores, Isaias, High Class

23571

Magnolia Dairy Products Plant— Jeweller—807, Ylaya Tondo

Isaias Sanvictores, prop. & mgr.

660, Echague St.; Teleph.

21901

Machinery. Dept.—132, Aviles St.; Sanz Antonio, Lawyer—211, Pili-

Teleph. 22743 pinas Building, Plaza Moraga, Bin-

P.O. Box 271Cable Ad : Sami- ondo; Teleph. 21080; P.O. Box 872;

Cable Ad: Rosapi

guel Antonio Sanz, lawyer

Andres Soriano, president

Antonio Brias, managing dir. Sastreria Rizalina, Tailoring—498,

M. H. Ruppel, sales manager F. B. Harrison, Pasay, Rizal

A. G. Zoboli, secretary Lorenzo Terrado, proprietor

N. Nyborg, plant supt.

R. G. Riis, assist, sales manager Schnitzler Sons, Steel, Textiles—189,

Ramon Valdez Pica, assist, secy. Juan Luna, Binondo ; Teleph. 25164;

P.O. Box 1080;. Cable Ad: iSchnitz-

. Sanitary Steam Laundry Co., Inc., ler

The-^-OOS-SRS : Arlegui, Quiapo; F. K. Schnitzler, manager

Teleph. 23529; P.O. Box 529; Cable Schwab, Dr. G., Manufacturers’ Repre-

Ad: San steam sentative—619, Escolta,1162;

Binondo;

Thomas Wolff, pres, & gen. mgr.

J. Wiliamson, secretary 23802; P.O. Box CableTeleph.

Ad:

Pharmanila

.'Santa Clara Lumber Co., Inc., Lumber SeaSamanillo Insurance Co., Ltd., The—Perez

Building, 19, Escolta,

Dealers

Telephs. —49939

901-903, Dagupan,

and 49741; P.O. BoxTondo;

1711; Binondo

Cable Ad: Saclalumco Warner, Barnes and Co., Ltd.,

Rambn A. Arevalo, president agents,

Manuel R. Revilla, general manager See Liang, Rice Merchant—572, Reina

and secretary treasurer Regente, Binondo; Teleph. 48088

Santa Mesa Dairy Farm—902, Cordele- Sity 'Chit Pin, gen. manager

ria, Santa Mesa; Teleph. 67673; P. Sehwani & Co.. B. I., Direct Importers

O. Box 1362; Cable Ad: Messary offorSilk and Cotton

Frank C. Gearhart, manager

Carlos G. Santiago, office manager Silvertown

Shoes—Mnin Tires,64,Goods,

Office: Tubes Sole

and Agents

Tennis

Esoolta(upstairs),

Binondo; Teleph. 26885;

:Santillan Dr. Jose, Physician and Branches: Silay, Victoria and Bacolod, P.O. Box 288],

Surgeon — 165, Blumentritt Sta. Occidental Negros

Cruz; Teleph. 24234 D. B. Sehwani, managing propr.

1630 MANILA

Seng Hin Co., The, Kapok Factory— Singapore Furniture Shop, Furniturer

825-827, Urbiztondo San Nicolas; such Manufacturer,

as Chairs, Furniture

Cables, Beds,madeWardrobes

to Orde >-

Teleph. 48083; P.O. Box 2419 with Doors having Mirror, etc. (Whole-

Uy Khey Phow, manager sale

Seng Kee Binondo;

& Co., General Merchants—622, tractorand—Retail),

538-540, Office FurnitureSanta

Misericordia, Con-

Nueva, Teleph. 49720; P.O. Cruz Lee Yick Chung, manager

Box 1117; Cable Ad: Sengkee

A. Chon, president

A. Banjin, vice-president Singer Sewing Machine Co.—34, Escolta,

Server Motor Co.—Corner Padre Binondo; Box 453 Telephs. 21348 and 22912; P.O.

Faura and Dakota Ermita; Teleph. R. L. Somers, supt. agent

'57317; P.O. Box 2308; Cable Ad: W. E. Maxey, general agent

Serhasco

B. E. Server, manager Sinukuan Aerated Water Factory—

Sharp and Dohme Co. (of Batimore, 415, Moriones, Tondo; Teleph. 49697;

P.O. Box 1657; Cable Ad: Sinukuan

M.D.) Macalayac <& Co., Ld., Co-Partnership,

Insular Drug Co., Inc.—agents proprietors

Shau, Charles C., General Merchant— Siochi & Co., Inc., Pedro, Engineers

424-426, Salazar, Binondo; Teleph. 49768; and Contractors—347, San M,aree-

P.O. Box 1438 lino; Teleph. 57421; P.O. Box 2764

Siamese Consulate Pedro Siochi, pres. & mgr.

(See Consulates) Mariano A. de Castro, engineer

Sian and Garde, Attorneys-at- SiyExporters, Cong Bieng & Co., Inc., Importers

law—3rd floor Cortez-Ochoa Bldg., Juan Luna,Commission Merchants—123

Binondo : Telephs. 49046

Rosario Street, Corner Dasmarinas; and 49047; P.O. Box 18; Cable Ad

Teleph. 27325; P.O. Box 1864 Sycongbeng

Rufino

Delfin L.S. Garde

Sian Siymanager Chong Keng, president and

J. Yaptuangco Garde

Sim Kay Tit & Co., Glassware Smith, Bell &ShippingCo., Ltd., and Exporters and

Dealers—309-311, Sto. Cristo and Importers,Hongkong Insurance-

951, Jaboneras San Nicolas; Teleph. Agents— and Shanghai Banki

Building, Binondo; Teleph. 23131; P.O4

49460; Box 311; Cable Ad: Bell. Branches in-

Yu Eng Chu, manager Cebu, Iloilo,Bulan,

Zamboanga, Legaspi, Tabaco.

Simeon O. Scan, Hardware and Paint Lagonoy,

yan de Misamis, Gubat,

Liago, Tacloban,

Goa and Caga-

Iriga

Dealer—243, Echague; Teleph. 22146; J.A. T.McC.Knowles, president

P.O.Simon

Box Suan,

2527 president Stewart, vice-president

H. T. Fox, treasurer

Gregorio Yizcarra, manager G. McPherson

T (London;

Simmons Co., The, Building,

Bed Manufacturers— G.A.W J.alford,signs

Balls per pro.

504, Fernandez T. Pinpin, A. Bergner A.E. J.Gisbert

Binondo; Teleph. 23995; Cable Ad:

Trusimmons P.A. G.C. Arundel) L. Phillips

C. D. Gardner, manager Hall W. G. Rimmer

T. G. Blanch- J.J. F.M. Remedies Sullivan

Simplex Trading Co., General Merchants

—129, Juan Luna. Binondo: Teleph. 22882; A.fieldC. Dearden J.H. G.Walford Tait

P.O. Box 2286; Cable Ad: Sim trading J. Garcia

J. Rubio, manager R. E. Hyndman H.R. Summers

G.A. A.J. R.TyreKnowles H. Y.RobertsonJones

iSin Heng Jttat & Co.—421-423, Nueva, D.NeilC. Macleod

Brown J.B. M.E. Cameron

Jones

Binondo; Teleph. 25625 H. M. M. dos Remedios

Simeon Cajucom Uy, proprietor

MANILA 163}

Cebu Assistants—

G. W. Sinclair O.H. T.P. Boss

Byrd j S: W. G. Lehman

J. A. Lees | G. B. Gibson

Iloilo A. H. Colyer |i J.J. Nettleton

H. Manning

A. T. Kay D. D. Deckard F. L. Reed

Legaspi C.L. A.

W. Garrard

Edmunds H. J. Schlereth

A. K.—Maeleod

Tabaco H. C. Derham J. C. Jones J. W. Shannon

Cagayan—W.

Zamboanga—W.Grant A. Burn C. A. Larsen S. B. Winram

Davao-^R. G. MacGregor Installation Supts.—

Bulan—D. C. Brown Chas. Bowley I E. L. Marshall

N. E. Johnson | A. B. Myhre

General Managers for

Malabon

J. James

J. CopynSugar Co., Inc. Solocan Development Co., Ltd., The—

Glen i |I C.C. Strauss Paterno Building, Santa Cruz Bridge,

W. P. Finch R. Lira Santa

Antonio deTeleph.

Cruz; la Riva,23970; P.O. Box. 1402

manager

G. Velasco- | A. Hummel

Agencies

Klaveness Line Soriano, Jr. Antero, Immigration

Lloyd Triestino Broker—613, Ongpin, Binondo; Te-

British Traders Assurance Co.

Indo-China Steam' Navigation leph. 24283

Co., Ltd.

Ocean

China Steamship

Mutual SteamGo., Ltd.

Nav. Co.,

Ltd. SOROX Y CIA.

China Navigation Co., Ltd. Insurance Agents :

Eastern Australian Steamship Co. STOCK, AND REAL ESTATE

Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd.

Commercial Union Assurance Co., BROKERS

Ltd.

South British Insurance Co., Ltd. 155, Aviles San Miguel, Teleph. 21036

Smith Navigation Co., Shipowners Cable Ad: Sorox; Codes: Colon,

and Shipping Agents—Pilot Sta- Bentley, A.B.C. 5th Ed.

tion Building, 803^5, M. de la In- Andres Soriano, president

dustria, San Nicolas; Teleph. Francisco Oritigas, vice-president

21832; P.O. Box 1945; Cable Ad: Beinto Razon, manager & secretary

Smithnavco

Captain Vicente Verzosa, pres. Isidore Armada, treasurer

Wilson G. Smith, gen. manager

Social’s Taller de Vestidos Y Bor- Sosa, Toribio—807, Velasquez, Tondo;

ados—914, Benavides, Binondo; Teleph. 49356

Teleph. 49690

Paulita (L. Uy Yet, proprietor South Seas Trading Co., Manufac-

turers, Hand Made Lingerie—17-29,

S'Ogony; Vacuum Corporation—416, Aviles, Sudseatrad

San Miguel; Cable Ad:

Dasmarinas

P.O. Box 436 Binondo; Teleph. 22481;

E. Schradieck attorney, mgr. of Spanish Consulate—(Xee Consulates)

P.I.

Attorneys — Spencer, Kellogg & Sons (Philippines),

A. P. Ames Inc.,

Casey J.E. A.S. Parrish

C.R. E.P. Douglas Richards Tomas Coconut Oil Manufacturers—

Claudio, Pandacan; Teleph. 56971;

H. Gilhouser L. L. Rocke Cable Ad: Spenkleson

Herbert Hellis, treasurer

H. J. Hawkins G. N. Rohrer H. Degan Hellis, secretary

F. H. Noble R. R. Sage

1632 MANILA

Squires Bingham Co., Importers — 15, Straight R. C., General Agent—401-

Plaza Goiti; Teleph. 21301; Cable Ad: 403, Filipinas Building Binondo;

Squib Teleph. 22331; P.O. Box 1485; Cable

Ad : Ronsta

St.Masonic

Louis Temple,

Dry Goods Store, Inc. —

Escolta; P.O. Box 759 Succesores de Soler, Dry Goods Dealers

and Tailors — 112, Escolta, Binondo;

Sta. Ana Garage, Autos for Hire- Teleph. 21778; P.O. Box 95; Cable Ad:

1451, Herran Paoo; Teleph. 56702 Ricasol Martorell & Serra, proprietors

Pedro Concepcion, manager

Sta Teresa Electrical Supplies and Sugar News Co., and Sugar News Press

— 671,514Dasmarinas; Teleph. 21275-6; P.O.

Contractor—644, Norzagaray, Quia- Box

po Leonard Moore, president

Fernando R. Sta Teresa, prop. Wm. L. Penn, treasurer

Standard Import Co., Inc,, General

Merchants—658, T. Pinpin, Binondo; Sun Automotive Shop and Electrical

Teleph. 49729; P.O. Box 1299; Cable Ad: Works—101, F. B. Harrison Pasay;

Vidabo Teleph. 51388

Standard Iron Works—713, Azcarraga, Marciano San Juan, prop.

Tondo; Teleph. 47315; P.O. Box 2810 Wm. L. Penn, treasurer

Victoriand San Agustin Sun Life Assurance

Star Bicycle Store, Dealers in Bicy- —Heacock Building; Co. of Canada

Telephs. 24363;

cles—1565 , Azcarraga Sta. Cruz; Cable Ad: Sunbeam

A. F. Peters, branch manager

Teleph. 23044; P.O. Box 1:277 J. R. Paton, resident secretary

Star Soda Water Factory—2, Ugalde; Local Cebu :

representatives:

Teleph. 25236; P.O. Box 4 E. J. Hyndman

Cheng Ah Soy, Manager E. de los Santos

Star Steam Laundry —375, Cristobal, Iloilo

Paco; Teleph. 56510 Mrs. E. H. Beloso

F. Benedicto

E. Gonzales

Starr Phonograph Co.—Corner Escolta Y. R. Mercado

&BoxPlaza F. G. Ocampo

404; Sta.

CableCruz; Teleph. 21407; P.O.

Ad: Stapu

Gonzalo Puyat & Sons Inc., Props. Swedish Consulate—(6'ce Consulates)'

States Steamship Co., Ship Owners, Swiss Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

Agents

Bank and Brokers—311,

Building, Binondo;National City

Telephs.

22316-7; P.O. Box 764; Cable Ad: State- Swiss ImportersOriental Commercial

— 153, Juan Co.r

Luna; Teleph.

sline

E. W. Latie, general agent 22934; P.O.Boxl811;Cable Ad: Sworcoco

R. G. Kendall, assist, gen. agent Frederic Keecht, manager

H. Kessler

General Oriental Agents—

American Pioneer Line Sy-Juco Santiago, Dry Goods Dealers-

Oceanic

San Francisco Market Pasillo, San

P.I.Fern

General Agents Nicolas; Teleph. 49749; P.O. Box

Line of Oslo 2129; Cable Ad: Sy-Juco

Sy Kiap &

Stearns & Co., Frederick, Manufacturing Dealers—731, Santo CristO,Co,, Rice Merchants and

Pharmacists

Teleph. 28621; —P.O.

635,BoxSales,

269 Sta. Cruz; Teleph. 49956: P. O. Box 527.SanRice Nicolas;

Mill:

A. L. Alsobrook, representative Santa Rosa, Nueva Ecija

Sy Kiap, proprietor and manager

MANILA 1633

Sy Ling Chong Hardware, Hardware Talambiras Bros., Importers — 42>

Dealers—357, Gandara, Binondo; Dasmarinas; 1497; Cable Ad:Teleph. 49691; P.O. Box

Talambiras

Teleph. 22925; P.O. Box 1054 John Talambiras

Sy Ling Chon.gl manager Nicholas Talambiras

Sy Piao Du Wat Y Cia., Cigar Box Andrew Talambiras

Factory—768-780, Echague, San

Miguel; Teleph. 2:1323 Taliba, Afternoon Daily in Tagalog

Sy Piao, manager ; —TVT Building, F- Torres, Sta.

Cruz; Teleph. 21134; P.O. Box 775;

Sy Yoco & Sons, Inc., Importers and Ex- - Cable Ad : Vanguardia

Alejandro Roces, jr. publisher

porters, Hemp, Copra, Knotted : Hemp, Carlos Romulo, manager editor

Native Hats and Essence of

Ylang, Rice Mills—6, Ingres©, Binondo;Ylang-

Teleph. 23286; P.Q. Box 1571 Taller De Maquinaria De Emigdio

Tabaquerta de la Compania General Zulueta—1083-1036, Azcarraga Ton-

de Tabacos de Pilipinas (Factory: doEmigdio ; Teleph. 48155

Zulueta, prop. & mgr.

“La Flor de la Isabela”), Cigar and

Cigarette Manufacturers — 57, Escolta;

P.O. Box 75; Cable Ad: Mirahnos; Codes: Taller De Modelado Vaciado Y Mar-

A.B.C.

J.M.Mira5th edn. and Bentley’smanager moleria, Sculptors—332 R. Hidalgo

MiraPerez,

Perez, agent and

do. Sta. Cruz; Teleph. 26157

Cayetano Castillo, prop.

J. Nunez, assist, manager

R. Lugue, secretary

F.M. Limpo, chief clerk Tan Bon Liong & Co., Joaquin, Im-

Lapid, cashier porters of Woollen Rugs from 'China

E.P. Conda, bookkeeper

Gutierres, custom agent —2212-224-226, San Vicente, Binondo;

Teleph. 25557; P.O. Box 2288

Valentin Tan (Lian Ting, mgr.

Tableria De Francisco Sy Siong,

Lumber Dealers—20, Gral Luna Tan Chong Pin, Shipping Agents—

Malabon Rizal 940, San Fernando Binondo; Teleph.

Sy Siong,, proprietor 49926

Tableria De Go Poco, iDealers in Tan Chong Pin, mgr.

Native Lumbeb—758-768, Juan (Luna Tan Lian Chi at & Co., Ltd., General

San Nicolas; Teleph. 48836 Merchants — 246, Carvajal, Binondo;

Go Tiong t Kai,manager Teleph. 28770

Tableria La Esperanza, Lumber Tan Torres, Genaro, Lawyer—Hea-

iDealers—908-912, Azcarraga Tondo; cock Building, Escolta; Teleph.

Teleph. 48398 22764

Chua Yu Mjay, proprietor

Tanduay

Tableria Nacional, Lumber Dealers— 348, Tanduay, Distilleries,

Quiapo;Wine and Liquors,

Teleph. 21429;

954-958, Azcarraga Tondo; Teleph. P.O. Box 121; Cable Ad: Ynchausti

47229 Ynchausti & Co., proprietor

Lu Tiam & Oo. Fausto Preysler, manager

Ly Kee, manager

Tacoma & Oriental Steamship Co.— Tantoco Antonia Ramos De , Whole-

(See The Robert Dollar Oo.) sale Jeweller—565 Regidor, Corner

Taguibao Guillermo—1106-A, Ten- 700 Raon, Quiapo ; Teleph. 23443

nessee, Mai ate; Teleph. 54843 Tantoco Hilarion, Customs Broker-

Takahashi, S., Importer and Exporter— 21705 106, Muelle de Binondo; Teleph,

753-759, Tabora, San Nicolas; P.O. Box220

52

1634 MANILA

Tay Jay Co., Lumber Dealers, Manu- Tic Sing—158, Rosario, Binondo

facturers of Window Sash, Doors, Lim Koc Liong, proprietor

Louver, Moulding, etc. ■— 730-734,

Echague, San Miguel Tierra, A., Importer and Distributor

Co Tay, prop. & manager

Yictoriano B. Go', assist, manager —1080, Hidalgo Quiapo; Teleph.

25584 ; Cable Ad : Arreit

Tayapas Coconut Co.—134, San Mar-

celinno; Teleph. 21911

J. C. Rockwell, president Tiffany, The, Wholesale and Retail

Jewellersi—408-410, Carriedo, corner

TayRetail

SengDealers

Lumber Co., Wholesale and Evangelista Quiapo; Teleph. 24144;

in all kinds of Philippine P.O. Box 1660

Agapito Francisco Inc., prop.

Lumber — 904-912, Juan Luna, Tondo;

Teleph. 49680

Que Hay, proprietor Tigno Dr. Amado, Dentist—'531, Her-

Teal Motor Co.—Corner Railroad and bosa, Tondo

23rd Sts, Port Area: Teleph.

Box 2384; Cable Ad : Tealmotor 21986; P.O. Tila’s Transportation, Trucks for

Hire—208, Sevilla San Nicolas;

Tecson Rice Mill Co.—926-C. A. Teleph. 26883

Fidel S. Tila, prop. & manager

Rivera Tondo; Teleph. 48443 Magno Baldon, assist, manager

Pablo Tecson, proprietor

Vicente .Tecson, manager

Teerthdas & Co., C.Quiapo;

Embroideries— Timtiman, Dr. Mamerto V., Physician

144, Villalobos’ Teleph. —225, Lavezares San Nicolas and

•21713; P.O, Box 681; Cable Ad: 836. Rizal Ave. Sta. Cruz,; Teleph.

Teerthdas 27533

C. Teerthdas, proprietor Eladio Legaspi, proprietor

Texas Co. (P.l), Inc., The, Texaco Tionloc. Inc., Ilpefonso,Customs Brokers

Petroleum Products—91, PlazaBoxMoraga, and

Binondo; Telepb. 23266; P.O

A. T. Dodge, mang. director ; 783 WaterForwarding Agents.

Tran sporta tion- Land and

123, Dasmarinas,

H. W. Russell, assist general mgr. Binondo; Telephs. 49016, 49017

A.W. F.R.Walker, Ildefonso Tionloe, manager

Williams,chief acct. (Cebu)

manager Vicente Roque, treasurer

Delfin C. Medel, secretary

G. Barberan,

J. Garcia, do. (Iloilo)

do. (Legaspi)

Tolentino,

Thompson Electrical Co., Inc.318, tractor, Commercial Claro E., Building Con-

Estero Cegado, Santa Cruz; P.O. Box 593; Painter and

Teleph. 21107; Cable Ad: Westhouse Lumber Dealer — Santos Building

W. F. Cadwallader, president (Room 43; 4th floor); Teleph. 27174;

R.N. A.E. Moss, secretary-treas. Branch Offices: Sn. Fernando, La

Thompon, manager Union Aloneros, Tayabas

Thompson, F. A., Manufacturers’

presentative — 206, Masonic Temple, Tokio Re-

Binondo; Teleph. 22939; P.O. Box 2007 Co., Marine and Fire Samanillo

Ltd., The—Perez Insurance

Budding, 19, Escolta, Binondo

Thong Yek Trading, Importer and Warner, Barnes & Co.. Ltd.,

General Merchant — 367-369, Sto agents

Oristo (San Nicolas; Teleph. 49137;

P.O. Box 2960 Tondo Development Co., Inc., Real Estate

Cornelio Cristobal, manager —Room 206,

Ti Tiong Ho, Importer and Exporter Office: 1144, Teleph. 21617;Arias

P.O.Building, SantaBranch

Boxi 2051. Cruz;

—212-214, Sto Cristo San Nicolas; Tondo Estates; Teleph. 48493 Velasquez Extension North

Teleph. 48735; P.O. Box 912 R, J. Harrison, president

Chua Keh Tai, prop. & mgr. W Olsen, vice pres & mgr.

MANILA 1635

Tong Hong Trading Co., Importers TyandCamco Sobeino,

Hemp —Dealers, Rice, Copra,

Ship Owners, Sugar

Bank

and Exporters—425, Nueva, Binon- Exchange 116, Honniga, Binondo;

do; Teleph. 25505; P.O. Box 1976; Telephs. 21035, 23329, 22869 and 22860;

Cable Ad: Tong Hong P.O. Box 1122; Cable Ad: Ty camco

Dy (Sin, president

Toolsteel Gear and Pinion Co. Underwood, Elliott Fisher Sales

C. M. Lovsted and Co. (Manila) Agency, Typewriters — 19, Escolta

Ltd.—16th and Railroad St., Binondo; Teleph. 23171

Port Area, agents

Union Church of Manila,

Torres, Alfredo B., Civil Engineer- {See Churches)

330, P. Paterno, .Sta. Cruz; Teleph.

257i55 Union Commercial Company, Import-

Torres Optical Co., Optical Goods— ers and Exporters—101-105, Plaza

Sta. Cruz; Teleph. 24153; P.O. Box

554, Juan Luna Binondo; Teleph. 2752; Cable Ad : Unicomco

48944 J. K. Pickering, general manager

Dr. Bonifacio Torres, prop, and Exclusive distributors for the Phi-

manager lippine Islands of

Tourist Agency—Santos Building, General Tire and Rubber Export

Plaza, Sta. Cruz; Teleph. 25091; Company, Akron, Ohio

Cable Ad: Filipan Union

Trinidad Miguel. Piano Tuner—546, 176, Canton,Insurance Society 174-

Ltd.—Wise Building, of

Batangas, Sta. Cruz; Teleph. 26789 P.O. Juan Luna; Telephs. 49061/3;

Box 427; Cable Ad: Union;

Code: Bentley’s

Tuason E. Hijos, Inc., C., Tiles, Pipes and E. R. Thomas, bran< ;n manager

“Malate;

Mayon”Telephs.

Cookstoves — 1174, Agno, C. O. Bohanan | Miss M. Kent

Ad: Cituason 57129 and 54420; Cable J.I. D.A. Lenox

Yvanovitch L.MissM.M.Gutierrez

Enriques

C. Tuason, manager and proprietor J. Vitan Y. Peralta

Pedro Angulo, auditor S. Chofre D.

G. H. Caraballo B. Aggabao Rodrigues

R. Andrade, accountant G. O. Testa J. M. Esperanza

Doroteo de Leon, secretary Affiliated Companies

Tuason Jose, Piano Tuner—1356, Man- British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ld.

gaJhan, Sta. Cruz; Teleph. 23382 The

NorthChina ChinaFire Insurance

Insurance Co.,Co.,Ld.Ld.

Tuason & Sampedro, Inc., Lumber Manila Agencies The Yangtsze Insce. Association, Ld.

’Dealers—817, Globo de Oro, Quirpo, Pacific Commercial Co.

Teleph. 23756; P.O. Box 746; Cable Fidelity and Surety Co.

Ad: Lagarian

Paulino M. Sampedro, president

Celso Garcia, vice-pres. Union Oil Co. of California—Cable Ad:

Telesforo M. Sampedro, treas. Unoco W. S. Grant, special representative

& manager

Jose M. Gonzalez, director

Manuel Escobar, secretary United Plumbing Co., Inc., Direct

Turkish Consulate—{See Consulates) for Importers

Bathroom of Plumbing

and Kitchen,Supplies, Tiles

Plumbing

Contractors—666-676,

Tubbs Cordage Company (Estab. 1856) Nicolas; Teleph. 49878; P.O. Box 1093; Juan Luna, San

—323, National City Bank Build- Cable Ad: Unpluco

ing; Teleph. 23464; P.O. Box 131; S. Choy, pres.asst.

& gen.mgr.mgr.

Cable Ad: Planeo John Ohaus,

52*

1636 MANILA

United 'Press Associations, Incor- University of Manila

porated in New York, Philippines {See Educational)

Bureau — Insular Life Building;

C.'abfe ' Ad : Unipress University of the Philippines

Ben 1 S. Moore, manager {See Educational)

United States Department of Com- Uy Chaco Sons & Co., Inc., Direct

merce, Bureau of Foreign and Importer—26-37, Plaza Cervantes ;

Domestic Commerce—410, Heacocjc Teleph. 22478; P.O. Box 22; Cable

Building; Teleph. 23695; Cable Ad: Ad: Uychaco

Amcomat , ■ ■. Uy Yet, president

E. D. Hester, American Trade

Commissioner

H. Y. Rohrer, assist, trade com- Uy Cho-Yee & Co., Inc.—113, Juan

missioner

0. P. Harper, assist, trade com- Luna, Binondo; Teleph. 22951; P.

O. Box 9; Cable Ad: Uychoyeeco

missioner Henry jUy Cho-Yee,, president

United, States Rubber

—’■35, OrOzcp, Qtiiapo;Export Co., Ltd.

P.O. Box 753; UY629,Hoo Ongpin,

& Co.) Electrical Supplies—

Cable Ad: Rubexport Binondo; Teleph.

C. W. Armstrong, manager 23310; Cable Ad: Uyhooco

Geo. Cooper, salesman ifUy Hoo, manager

G. Robinson, do.

Vacuum Oil Co.,; New'York, U.S.A.—

United States Shoe Co.—286, San {Sea Socony-Vacuum Corporation)

Marcelino,

Box 275; Cable Ermita; Teleph. 57261; P.O. Valera, Francisco (Gan Lian Po) & Co.,

Ad: Sboemack

R.C. E.E. Qlsep,

McGrath, vice pres. & xngr.

asst, manager Wholesale and Retail Dealers

kinds of Sgcks—317-21, in all

Ylang-Ylang,

San Nicolas; Teleph. 49678

UniTKp Static Steel Products Co.— Varadero de la Quinta, Shipbuilding

Luis Perez Samanillo, Bldg., 619,

Escolta Binon do; Teleph. 23238; and Engineering—-939,

son Pasay F. B. Harri-

; Teleph. 23590

('‘able Ad : Steelman Mrs. E. Moffatti, manageress

II. Brattep, correspondent

U.S.Corporation—Masonic

Shipping Board Merchant Fleet Varadero

TempleP.O.Box

Build-

De San Miguel—745, Echan-

gue, Quiapo; Teleph. 21660; P.O.

ing, Escolta; Telephs. 22661-2; Box 1244

616; Cable Ad: Shipboard; Codes: West- L. A. Chee & Co., props.

ernR.Union 5-letters edn. and Bentley’s Louis Cho, manager

C. Morton, director for Orient

R. M. Johnson, assist, do.

A. Chas.

M. Calero, secy, to disbursing

Kirkwood, the do. officer Vda. E. Hijo de Ng Kee Suy, Dry

and bunkering supt. Goods Merchants, Importers and

Dealers in Cotton Piece Goods

Silks, etc.—280, Rozario Street,

Universal Bakery ■— 904, Antonio Bdo.

Rivera Tondo; Teleph. 28204

Casimiro Lopez, proprietor Velasco’s Press—611. Legarda,

Teleph.

Agueda25995; 1358 Sampaloc;

P.O. proprietor

Velasco, Box

Universal DrugStore—511, Rizal Avenue A. Velasco, manager

Universal Pictures Corporation—2262, Venezuelan Consulate

Azoarraga; Teleph. 21765; P.O. Box 1157; {See Consulates)

Cable Ad: Unfilman

MANILA. 1637

Venus Studio ' Photographing—162, Visayan Stevedore - Transportation

Escolta Binondo; Teleph. 21793 . Co., The—Stevedores; Cable Ad:

, Francis Tsuji, proprietor Vistranco; Codes: A.B.C., Western

Union and Bentley’s

Vera & Sons Co.., P., Importers, Manu- Manila Agents—Luzon Stevedor-

facturers’ Agents arid andPrinters, Special- iiigi.Co., Inc.

ists in Calendars Advertising VisayaIst, Tailoring' and - Shoemakers

Novelties—134-136,

Teleph. 23583; P.O, Box 36 Solana, Intraritlurios; 710, Raon, Quiapq

Mateo lie Paz, proprietor

J.P. Veraj

Vera, printing

general manager

section

Volcano Engineering Co.—521, M. de la

VerEinden, M., Manufacturers’ Agent — Industrie, Sari Nicolas;

Manuel Gdrizalez, treas.Teleph.

and mgr.22926

50, Escolta; Teleph. 21090; P.O. Box 123

WAddington & ( Co., Manufacturers of

Vicente’s Garage—420, G. Tuason, Telepb. Embroideries—ill,

56894; P.O. Cortabitarte

Box 1519: Cable Malate;

Ad:

Samp aloe; Teleph. 21006 Waddington

Sofia Socorro, proprietor

Pafael Rufino, manager Walker .Herbert, Native Products

Victorian© ODr. Jo.se, Physician and 67685 Dealers—Pureza, Salupaloc; Teleph.

Surgeon—350, Asuncion San Nico-

las Walk-Over Shoe Store—Masonic

Victorias Milling Co., Inc., Refined .22180; Temple, Escolta Binondo; Teleph.

and Raw Sugar Manufacturers—Chaco Walk-Over P.O. Box ,1000 ; Cable Ad:

Building (3rd floor); Binondo;

21070 and 22206; P.O. Box 735; Cable Telephs.

Ad:M.VicmiCo'

J. Ossorio, mariaging'director Walters & Co., S. K., Manufacturers’

Agents—166,

49913; Cable Ad:Soler, Binondo; Teleph,.

Stretkw

Victory Garage—209,. Victoria Intra- S. K. Wallers, manager

muros; Telephs. 22292 arid 28140

Warner, Barnes &. Co., Ltd.,

Viegelmann, Schroeder & Co., Inc., Im- duce Importers and Exporters of Pro-

porters and Exporters—456-6, Dasmar- and • Merchandise, Shipping

inas, Binondo; Teleph. 21634; P.O. Box and nillo Insurance

Building,Agents—Perez

Binondo: Teleph. Sama-

767; Cable Ad: Yiegelraarm; Codes:

A.B.C. 5th and 6th, edns., LiebeEs, '2Warner; 2304; P.O. Box 204: Cable Ad:

Bentley’s arid Western CnionE. Schaare all iStandard Codes

Directors—W7 Schroeder, T. F. A. Bibby/^dVerning director

and A. Merx (New York) '

E.G. Viegeimann, ;pf’e,sidcnt '

Hammes, vice-, do. J. T. Figueras;-director (London)

F. J. Hawkins, .,do. do.

E. C- Barnes, general manager

Villareal Teodora—1041, San Marce- W. L. Bramwell; manager

lino, Malate F. nodsolj, devJ. F.. .C.. Kingsley

J. R.A. Atkins

A. Thorpe

Villegas

Sta. Cruz; JuAn,Teleph.

Tailoring—325,

26i24 Bustos F. H. Leyshon T.R. J.Mackie Redfern

F. Villegas, manager J. Jamieson J.M.F.Garrett

Bond

C. Trinidad, cutter J. B. Grieve

I. W. Kerr J. H. Blinko

V illiasin Brothers, General Mer- IloiloV. H. Masefield M. C. Romilly

chants—116, . Manrique iSampaloc; Bridgeford B. Burgas

Teleph. 22589; Cable Ad : Vilbro O,G. M.Wyss E. Dias

Gerardo Villasin, manager J. V Elder P. Meier.'.

Francisco Villasin, assist, mgr. Cebu—P. C. Boncker

1638 MANILA

Agencies Watson

Druggists’& Watson, Importers,

Sundries, SheetGrocers and

Pictures,.

Nippon Yusen Kaisha Books, Picture Frames and Glass, Vege-

Prince Line, Ld. tables,

White Star Line

Bibby Line Lumber,Shells, FineYarns,

Cordage StrawRattan,

Hats, Cigar

Wax,

Cunard Line and Cigarette Exporters, Soda-Water

Thos. Cook and Son, Ld. and

teros,Extract

Santa Manufacturers—732, Zaca-

Cruz; Teleph. 464; Cable

ChinaMarine

Fuso Fire Insurance

and FireCo.,Insce.Ld.Co., Ld. Ad:James Profit

Law, Union and Rock Insce. Co., Ld. P. Watson, prop, and mgr.

National Fire Insce. Co. of Hartford Weinstein Bros., Dealers in Plain and:

Tokio Marine

Yangtsze Insce.andAssociation,

Fire Insce. Ld.Co., Ld. Fancy Glassware, Men’s, Women’s and

Sea Insurance Co., Ld. Children’s

Avenue, Santa Furnishings--619

Cruz; Teleph. 621, 22614;

Rizal

Pearl Assurance Co., Ld. P.O. Box 483

General Managers for I. Weinstein, prop, and manager

Iloilo Warehousing Corporation P. Weinstein, do.

Pasay Estate Co., Ld.

Sole Agencies

The Mirrlees, Watson Co., Ld., Exporters and ShippingSugar

Welch Fairchild, Ltd., Factors,

Agents—321,

Glasgow. Sugar and Oil Mill Roxas Building, Escolta; Teleph.

Machinery , P.O. Box 549; Cable Ad: Wehald 21932;

Mirrlees,

Engines Bicker ton & Day, Ld. Diesel j Geo. Fairchild,Fairchild

E.H. Bradley president

R. and J. Dick, iLd. E. Eggeling

Pott, Cassels and Williamson

John Thompson Water Tube Boil- Werder & Co., Ltd., Importers and Ex-

porters, Exports: Knotted Hemp, Hats,

ers, Ld. Fibres of all kinds,

Hongkong

Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ld. Copal, etc.; Imports:GumArtificial

Elemi, Silks,

Gum

Sperry Flour Co., San Francisco Artificial Horse-hair, etc.-6,

Binondo; Teleph. 23186; P.O. Box 2486; Ingreso,

Cable Ad: Werder

W arrington, R. O., Manufacturers’ Repre- West Coast Life Insurance Co.—

sentative—400, San Vicente; Teleph. Home Office San Francisco, Philip-

21096;

ManilaP.O. Box 952; Cable Ad: Rowar pine Branch Office : Kneedler Build-

ings : Telephs. 23672-23673; P.O. Box

Washington Grocery (Ng Tip

Importers,

ceries Wholesale and Retail,

and Provisions—207-209, Gro-

Echague,

Santa Cruz; Telephs. 21717-8-9; P.O. West & Whitaker,Building,

Brokers—Leyba General Merchandise

Box 71; Cable Ad; Watip

Ng Tip, proprietor Street; Teleph. 23655; P.O. 227,

BoxDavid

1920;

Ng Tew, manager Cable Ad: West mark

Thomas M. West, president

S. Whitaker, secretary and treasurer

Wassiamull Assomull & Co.—24, Es- Western Electric Co. of Asia, Sub-

colta, Binondo; Teleph. 24348; P.O. sidiary of Electrical Research Pro-

Box 017; Cable Ad : Wassiasmull ducts Inc.—Room 301, Heacock

D. Qhandumull, manager Building, Escolta, Binondo; Te-

Watson & Co., Inc., A. S., Aerated Waters leph. 24108; Cable Ad: Erpiorient

—504-512, Aviles, San Miguel; Teleph. W. M. Roth

21011;

E.L. E.K.Cable

Elser,Ad: Watssoco

president Western Equipment and Supply

Skou, vice-president Co., Electrical Supplies—119, Calle

T. Pinpin; Teleph. 22467; P.O. Box

2985; Cable Ad: Weamdsco; Codes.

Watsonal Drug Co—95, Escolta: Teleph. Western Union and General

A. C. Brunner, vice-pres. and

23289; P.O. Box 299; Cable Ad: Boie general manager

R. S. Springer, manager

MANILA 1639

Distributors in the Philippines for Wise tfc;Co., Inc., Importers and Insurance

Agents—Wise

Western Electric Co.

Graybar Electric Co. Luna, Binondo;Building, Teleph.174/176, Juan

22433; P.O.

Westinghouse Electric Interna- BoxC. 458 ( Cable Ad: Sapiens

H. Hawkins, president

tional Co. E. Heybroek, vice- do.

Bryant Electrical

Weston Electric Co.Instrument Cor- R. E. Humphreys (absent)

poration A. B. Wise do.

L. S. Brach Co. L. Dyson do.

Moe-Bridges Co. T. A. Aplin, director

Foote-Pierson Co. N. T. Reid, do.

Pittsburg Equitable Meter Co. N. , iS. Wotherspoon

Grouse-Hinds Co. J. J. Paterson

Hubbard and Co. E. Criss

Wiremold Co. C. Castaner

Indiana Steel and Wire Cc. Iloilo

Habirshaw Cable and Wire Co. N. R. E. Hawkins

Belden Manufacturing Co.

Shepard Niles Crane and Hoist Wolff & Co., Inc., T. J., Im-

Corporation porters, Exporters and Commission

Western Telephone Co., Inc.—925, Ong- Moraga, Merchants — Room 2, 20, Plaza

pin; Teleph. 21458; P.O. Box 761; Cable P.O. Box Binondo; Teleph. 21817;

920: Cable Ad: Wolco

Ad:H.Mercbman: Codes: All Standards

Herman, director and treasurer Gasoline Station No. 1: 101, M. de

Felipe Mapoy, do. Comillas; Teleph. 21818. Gasoline

Station No. 2: Corner Mabini and

Vito Cruz; Teleph. 57505

Westinghouse Electric International T. J. Wolff, president

Co. H.

J, R.C. Redfern

Schroeder

Rep resent at ives—Weste i n Fq u i p

ment and Supply Co. Agencies :

Kelly Springfield Tire Co.

Whitehouse Grocery, The, and

“Fung Tsze Philips Radio

Kong & Co.,” Importers Grocers, Perfection Stove Co.

Wholesale and Retail—347-349, Echague, Superfex Petroleum-Burning Re-

Santa Cruz; Telephs. 22101-2; P.O. frigerators

Box 1066; Cable Ad: Whihouse; Code Holbrook Electric Refrigerators

Union 5-letters

Fung Tsze Hong, manager treasurer Wolfson, J, N. & J. A., Attorneys-atdaw

White, Page & Co.,-Charterdd'Accoun- Teleph. —205, National

! City Bank Building;

tants—National City Bank Building, ; 22035; P.O. Box 450; Cable Ad:

Wolf son;

Juan Luna, Binondo: Teleph. 21397; P.O. Union, Western Union. Codes: Bentleys, Western

5-letter edn., Al,

Box 559; Cable Ad: Vigilant A.B.C. 5th edn. and Lieber’s

C. P. White, a.c,a., c.p.a., partner J. N. Wolfson, lawyer

P. A.S. B.Page, A.C.A.,

Carson, c.A. CiP.A., do. J. A. Wolfson, do.

Tom Teodoro Bulaong

A. S. Yule, c.a. c.a.

McKenzie, “Woman’s Home Journal,” The, Monthly

D. A. Brisbane, c.a. Woman’s Magazine

S.P. F.U. deAbastillas, c.p.a.

la Cruz, c.p.a. Spanish; Oflicial Organin ofEnglish and

the National

J. B. Dacanay Federation of Woman’s Clubs—Room

328-30, Kneedler Building, Santa Cruz;

Wilson & Co., Inc., Fred., Consulting Teleph. 26812; P.O. Box 30

Engineers, Contractors and Engineering Wong Lam, Importer and Exporter—

Agents—53-55,

-32; P.O. Box 276;Barraca;Cable Ad:Telephs. 49831- 404-8, Sto Cristo, San Nioolas; Te-

Fredwilco

J. F. Loader I N. Baltazar leph. 49509; P.O. Box 1234

C. A. Clear | N. Linley Wong Lam, manager

1640 MANILA

World Book Co., Textbook Publish- S. Liebovitz and Sons, Inc. (Tex-

ers—115, T. Pinpin, Binondo: Te- tile) New York, U.S.A.

leph. 123946; P.O. Box 1100; Cable Gillespie ’

Ad: iDaphne York, U.S.A.

Matias Perez, Philippine mgr. Gold Dust Corporation (Various)

New York, U.S.A.

Wright Furniture Co.—624-628, Rizal Bibb Manufacturing Co. (Twine)

Ave, Sta Cruz; Telephs. 21691-2 New York, U.S.A.

H. M. Newhall & Co. (Groceries)

Wrigley, jr. Co., Wm. (Chicago), Chewing San Francisco, U.S.A.

Gum Manufacturers S. H. Frank & Co., Inc. (Sole

Binondo; Teleph. 49736— 66, Dasmarinas, Leather) San Francisco, U./S.A.

Charles F. Moelich, jr., agent Kerr Gifford (Flour) Portland,

Yangco Drydock and Slipways—421, U.S.A.

Muelle Northwestern Leather Co. (Lea-

Box 829la Industria; Teleph. 21958; P.O. ther) Boston, U.S.A.

Keystone iLeather Co. (Leather)

Teodoro Yangeo, proprietor

Rufino Martinez, suprientendent Philadelphia, U.S.A.

American Factors, Ltd. (Green

Yangco, Teodor R., Ship Owner and Coffee) Honolulu, T. H.

General Merchant—421,

Industria, Muelle 21958;

San Nicolas; Teleph. de la Yek Tong Lin Fire & Marine Insurance

P.O. Box5th829:edn.,Cable Ad: Oro; Codes: Co., Ltd., Fire and Marine Insurance,

A.B.C., Western Union and Fidelity and Surety Bonds, Life In-

Bentley’s surance against Accidents, Loan on

Owner of— Mortgages, Negotiable

Discounts—320, Documents,

Dasmarinas, and

Binondo;

Navotas Marine Railway and Telephs. 23193 and 23906; P.O. Box

Drydock

Bazar Siglo XX 93; Cable Ad: Y'ektonglin; Codes:

Yangco Market and Bazar Villalobos Bentley’s and Private

G. A. Cu Unjieng, president

Yangtsze Insce. Assn., Ltd., The Cu Ka Keng, vice-president

(Marine)—Perez Samanillo Build- Ng Su Tam, actg. manager

ing, 19. Escolta, Binondo Manuel Lim, secretary

Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Ynalyis & Co., Manuel R., General

agents Merchants—316, Carriedo, Rooms 6

Yek Hua Trading Corporation, and 7, Sta. Cruz; Teleph. 27323; P.

Exporters of Philippine Handmade O. Box 2961

Hats, Knotted Hemp, Hemp Cloth, Manuel R. Ynalvis, manager

Hemp in Bales, Bums, Nuts, Andres Leono. partner

Sponges—132. Juan Luna; Telephs. Ynchausti & Cia. (Estab. 1854),

21868 (Manager, General Office),

21867 (Sundries and Export Depart- Importers and Exporters, Rope,

ments); P.O. Box 21; Cable Ad: Paint and Sugar

Distillery, Oil Factories,

and HempTanduay

Planta-

Yekhua Codes: Western Union, 5

letter edn., A.B.C. 5th edn., A.B.C. tions, Shipchandlery and Hardware

5th Improved. Universal, Commer- Stores — Branches; Iloilo, Gubat,

cial, Bentley’s, Acme and Private Sorsogon, Hong Kong, Shanghai,

Agencies in U.S.A., England, San Francisco, and New York,

France, Italy, Switzerland, Manila Office: 845, Muelle de la

Germany, Australia, China Industria, San Nicolas; Teleph.

arid .South America 22792: P.O. Box 121: Cable Ad:

Alfonso Sycip, president and Ynchausti; all Standard Codes

Uymanager

Yet, vice-president Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd

Exclusive A gencies (See Banks)

American Bleached Goods Co/

(Textile) New York, U.S.A. Yoshida, H., Importer

Joshua L. Baily & Co. (Textile)

New York, U.S.A. 324, Ronquillo, Sta Cruz;andTeleph.

Exporter—

24104,

P.

MANILA—ILOILO 1641

Yu Ay & Co.—500, Rcina Regente, Zagal Elised M., Attorney-at-Law,

Binondo; Teleph. 21356; P.O. Box Provincial Sheriff, Batangas, Ba-

1079; Cable Ad: Yuay tangas

Yu Kimteng, prop. & mgr.

Zambales

Yu SixgCo Hermanos A., Importers turers—920-950, Lumber. Co., Lumber Manufac-

and Exporters—197, Juan Luna, Ad: Zaluc. Concession Juan Luna; Cable

Binondo ; Teleph. 21360: P.O. Box Port Matalvis, Masinloc, Saw Mill,

Zambales,

1119 ; Cable Ad: Yusmgco P.I.

iS. Yu Singco, partner & manager Dee Hong Lue & Co., Inc., proprs.

Yucuanseh Drug Co., Inc. ((Successors Zamora Yiuda E. Higos de Orispulo,

to. Farmacia de Binondo and. Peo- Silversmiths and Engravers—361, R.

ples Drug Store)—436, Dasmariiias; Hidalgo, Quiapo; Teleph. 26265; P.

Telephs. 21621 and 22064; P.O. Box 0. Box 2184; Cable Ad: Crizam

1761; Cable Ad: Yucuanseh; All Angel Zamora, manager

Standard Codes and Private Vicente Zamora, assist, manager

Yucuanseh, manager

Yu Si.u Tek, assist, manager Zapateria de Emigdio Dizon, Shoe

Yuill & Co., Ltd., G. S. — 503 Manufacturer—1315, Azcarraga, Bin-i

511, Echague, Quiapo; Teleph. , ondo

21307 ; Cable Ad : Storage; Codes : Emigdio iDizon, prop. & mgr.

Bentley’s, Western Union and A.B.

C. 5th edn., Branch Sydney N.S.W., Zeitlin, Wm., Manufacturers’ Agent —

London Agents, Yuills Ltd. Masonic Temple, Escolta, Binondo;

Agents for Teleph. 22395; P.O. Box 1082

Australian—Oriental Line, Ltd

Proprietors Zuellig, Inc., F. E., Merchants (Successors

Philippines Cold Stores to Lutz P.O.

& Zuellig)—90,

Yutivo Sons Hardware Co., Hardware 23112; Box 604; Rosario;

Cable Ad:Teleph.

Fez,

Merchants, Ship Chandlery, Mills Manila.

Zuellig,

European Correspondents: F. E.

Zurich, Switzerland Cable Ad:

Supplies, Paints Oils, etc.—Yutivo Fezag, Zurich

Building, corner Nueva and Das-

marinas, Binondo; Teleph. 24353; Zuluaga & Erquiaga, Exporters Hemp &

Private Exchange to all Depts.;

P.O. Box 47; Cable Ad: YYitivo Copra—Filipinas Building, Binondo;

Teleph. 22627; P.O. Box 2053; Cable Ad:

Codes: Bentley’s complete phrase, Zuerg, Manila, Legaspi, Tabaco, Guino-

Western 5-letters, Western Union & batan, Ligao, Iriga, Babaguan, Bulan

A.B.C. 5th edn. Joaquin Zuluaga, part

Yu Tiong Yee, pres. Buenaventura Erquiaga, part

ILOILO

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tradition,and

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the place inhabited the present

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threeofdistricts or

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founder of the thefirstruleMalay asettlement in.

Paiburong becameAnd the Hong-Hong

founder of the placed under

settlement of Malays ofin Iloilo.datu named:

How Iloilo came to have its present name is very interesting. Before the coming

of the Malays the inhabitants of the place were Negritos. These people named

Iloilo Irong-trong because the southwest coast of Panay Island is shaped into a nose;r

and a chin and because the Iloilo River meanders in a nose-shaped line. “Irong

means

Later on;literally

when “nose" in English,

the Malays settled inandthe“Irong-Irong”

place, they changedis equivalent

its nametoto“like a nose".

Hong-Hong,

for the simple reason that the Malays can pronounce the letter “ 1 ” better than the

letter “r”. And still later, when the Spaniards came to the place, they further

changed the name to Ilo-Ilo to. suit the convenience of the Spanish tongue. The

Americans adopted the name Iloilo.

The Spaniards

themselves harassedbegan

by thetonatives

enter ofIloilo

Cebu,asthey earlysailed

as thewestward

time oftoLegaspi.

Panay andFindingestab-

lished settlement in the town now called Oton. The

itself when Governor Ronquillo in 1580-1583, founded the villa de Arevalo. Spanish power reallyThe

asserted

town

of Iloilo became the capital of the province in 1688. It was opened to the commerce

of the world in 1855.

With the revolution of 1898 and the coming of the Americans, Spanish power

immediately

resigned, melted away. careOnofDec.

the 23, 1898, the SpanishtoGovernor resident of Iloilo

city. Thegiving

Spanishoverforces

the subsequently provincial

evacuatedcapital the Mayor

Iloilo oh Dec. 25. Altalde of the

On Dec. 28, 1898, the U. S. forces, composed of the s.s. Baltimore and three tran-

sports with 3,800 troops under the command of Brigadier General Miller, arrived in

Iloilo and demanded

from Aguinaido, its surrender.

declined. Thereupon, TheGen.

revolutionary forces,theawaiting

Miller advised foreigngeneral

consulatesorders-

of

the city that hostilities would commence at 5.00 p.m. on Feb. 12th.

The revolutionary forces having no means to hold their

city and retired to the mountainous interior of Panay. The city was thereupon oc- positions, set fire to the

cupied by the Americans. After some guerilla warfare, the revolutionary forces sur-

rendered. On April 11, 1901, civil government was established in the Province of Iloilo

According to the present ranking of Philippine Provinces, Iloilo is classified as a

first class province. The provincial capital, Iloilo although a first class municipality,

is not a chartered city of the Philippine Islands, but by tradition and usage, it

is referred to as the City of Iloilo.

Location and Importanok

The City ofis Iloilo, 340 miles fromsoutheast

Manila, 175 miles from Cebu, and 234justmilesat from

mouth of Iloilo River. It is thethecapital

Zamboanga, situated on of theofProvince

the Island of ofIloilo,

Panay,

and being safely the

protected from the adjoining seas by the mountainous island of Guimaras, it naturally

become the leading Visayan port of the Philippines.

Size

The City, consisting of Iloilo proper and its suburbs, Molo and Mandurriao, is

estimated to cover 14.25 square kilometers.

and nipa houses, with the first two kinds greatly It is apredominating.

conglomerate ofSome cement,

of itswooden,

build-

ings, specially those of its suburb molo, are notedly old in their style of construction.

The principal

leveled stones. streets are of either asphalt or cement; the others are made of evenly

Climate and Rainfall

than that of Manila. The hottestgeneral

The climate of the city is in monthsmild are and

March agreeable;

and April,at times it mayDecember

the coolest be better

blow, bringing the heaviest rains of the year. February is the driest month. winds,

and January. During the months of June, July and August, the southwest

Population and Religion

The census of 1918 gave the population of Iloilo within city limits as 24,898 males

and

rapid immigration into the city,thetheimproved

24,216 females. But due to population conditions

of 1930 ofwastheestimated

inhabitants

to be and the

around

ILOILO 1643

75,000. Among the foreign population are Spaniards, Chinese,

English, Swiss, Hindus, and other nationalities. The natives are predominatingly Japanese, Americans,

•Catholics. There are a good number of Aglipayans and Protestants.

Education

Almost all the people are literate. A good number of them have at least a high

school education. Besides its public schools for boys and girls, the city has several

private institutions of learning among which are the Colegio de San Agustin and the

Iloilo Institute, both for boys with the latter also receiving girls, and the Colegio

de

forlagirls.

Asuncion,

The the Cplegio delhaveSagrado

Protestants recentlyCorazon and the

established the Colegio

Central de Santa Ana,

Philippine Collegeall

whicn is located in the adjacent town of J aro. There are also commercial schools in

the city as well as a number of kindergarten schools.

Newspapers

A testimony to the culture of the people is the number of newspapers and

magazines in circulation. Besides the foreign and Manila newspapers and

magazines which can be had in the city, Iloilo has four Spanish dailies, one English

Daily, two Yisayan Weeklies, one Visayan monthly, and one Visayan paper issued

every three days. Papers may be easily had from the newsboys. Magazines may be

bought at several stores.

Recreation

Thereinareaddition

pictures three first class theatres

to several cheaperin grade

the cityandshowing American

one theatre or Spanish

showing Chinesesound

film.

On occasion, world-known artists give performances in the city. Out-of-door recrea-

tion can be had at the beach alongside the city, particularly

forms part of the beach and serves Iloilo in the same way the Dewey Boulevard at the Cota Drive which

serves Manila. , Transportation

The Iloilo Transportation Company offers a high grade yellow taxi-cab service.

The Bilbao Garage has several

PU cars can also be hired. Trucks Austin

offercars for hire at within

transportation remarkably reasonable

city limits and torates.far

aswhole

wellofasPanay

to nearby towns. The Panay Autobus Company has

Island. The Philippine Railway Co. has for its southern terminalregular routes for the

the

city

aheadofofIloilo.

Manila,Iloilo

in theranks next and

excellence to Manila,

variety ofandtransportation

compared to facilities

her population

afforded.well

Public Safety

Public safety is protected by a police force of one hundred men who at the same

time serve as traffic cops, and by an adequate Fire Department. ’

Hotels—Public Utilities, Communications, etc.

The city

drinking and has

otherat uses

leastissixsupplied

good hotels,

by theallIloilo situated in prominent

Metropolitan places. Water

Waterworks. for

Electric

light is supplied by the Panay Electric Company Inc. Telephone service is offered by'

the Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company. Telegraphic and postal service are

offered by the government with connections to all parts of the Philippines as well as

to foreign countries.

Local Products

Thesawali

hats, most mats,

important local shell

potteries, products

craft,orof atcutleries,

Iloilo are:andSinamay

locallycloth,

madepatadiongs, Allburiof1

cigars.travelling

them may be had at the public market particular stOTes. Sometimes

vendors sell them in the streets.

-Foreign Commerce

Theoffollowing

Bureau Commercestatistics taken shows

and Industry from the the growing

1930 report of the Iloilo

importance Branch

of Iloilo as aofport the

of entry:—

Import Export Total Trade

1903 P.6,045,340 P.6,669,908 P.12,716,248

1909 4,310,270 9,589,356 13,799,626

1919 10,284,988 20,353,136 30,638,118

1929 16,123.240 71,763,413 ' 87,886,702

From the above data one can see that the foreign trade of 1919 almost trebled

that of 1309, and, the foreign trade of 1929 that of 1919.

1644 ILQILQ

The following are the principal products exported and imported in the year 1923-

asBranch.

copied from the annual report of the Bureau of Commerce and Industry, Iloilo

Principal Articles

Export Import

Centrifugal sugar ...P.66,568,305 Fertilizer P.4,191,135

Lumber 2,711,395 Iron and Steel ...... 2,862,120

Copra, sundried 1,492,779 Jute & Sacks 1,733,070

All others 186,250 Cotton goods 1,142,754

Wheat flour 1,003,999

Rice 1,001,079

Gasoline 534,933

All others 3,654,150

Total P.71,763,462 Total Pl6,123,240

DIRECTORY

The Provincial Government of Iloilo—Iloilo, P.I.

Officials

Governor—Jose Yulo Deputy

Members, Provincial

Caram and Tomas Vargas Board — Fermin metrio Fiscals

Vinson —andIgnacio

ManuelDebuque,

Soriano De-

Treasurer—R. S. van Yalkenburgh Senators—Antonio Belo and * Ruperto

Montinola

Secy., Prov. Board—Flavio Zaragoza Cano Representatives—Jose

Disk

Div. Healthof Officer—Dr.

Supt. Schools—John Bta. Goitia Ybiernas, Silvestre Villa, Tomas Vicento

JuanMcBride C. Zulueta,

Buena-

Supervising Auditor;—Pio Joven flor and Venancio Cudilla

District do. —Andres Francia Collector of Customs—Mariano Caraza

Judges Provincial Comdr.—Major F. G. Obeza

Conradoof Barrios,

Court Leopoldo

of First Rovira

Instance^—

and Dist. Engineer—Alejo Aquino

Registrar of Deeds—Alfonso Doronila

Baraulio Bejasa

Provincial Fiscal—Manuel Blanco Clerk of Court—Juan Jamora

Agltinaldo, L. R., Importer & Manu- Chartered Bank of India, Australia

facturers' Agent—7, J. M. Basa and China—Teleph. 172; P.O. Box

299;W. Cable Ad : Indigo

iStreet J. Jamieson, sub-agent

American Mail Line C. W. Macpherson, sub-accountant

W. K. Garrett '

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P.I.), Ltd. Hong Kong and iShanghai Banking

S. Crawfurd Corporation

H.B.A.S.Courtney,

G. H. W. Churchill Carter agent| O. Magat

Associated Oil Co., The—Teleph. 720 E. Dimaculangan I J. Jara

James Ligget C. Y. Ylmido | T. Tianero

Cesar Barrios Shipping Co., Coast-

BANKS wise Passenger and Freight Service

Directors—A. H. Taylor,

rios and Nestorio Jose F. Bar-

Santiago

Banco de las Islas Filipinas

P. J. Campos, manager A. C. Barrios, president

V. Sainz, cashier H. W. Lewis, secretary-treasurer

ILOILO t>64&

Cojifagnia General de Tabacos de Fisk Tire Company, Inc. of the Phi-

Filipinas, Exporters of (Sugar, To- lippines, The, Rubber Tires ahid

Sundries — 122, ■ Novaliche®, bSan

bacco and

Central , Copra; die,.Agents

Azucarera Bais — for

Casa the

de Miguel, Manila; Telephs. 23780 and

Iloilo, Muelleand

eral Office) Loriey; Telephs. 62Office);

388 (Manager’s (Gen- 93750; Cable Ad: Fisktire; P.O.

Cable Ad: Tabacalera Box 6157

Paul C. Hartnal, manager

Harry Scharnberg, office mgr.

CONSULATES Forbes Munn & Co., Ltd.

Great Represented by Hanson Orth and

Acting Vice-Consu—F. W. Felling r Stevepson, Inc.

Netherlands Hanson, Orth and Stevenson Inc.—

Acting Vice-Consul—F. W. Felling Merchants

H. Thomson, agent

Norway

Acting-Vice Consul—F. W. Felling Hoskyn Department

& Co., Inc., Import Merchants

408 and 446;Store—Telephs. 24,116,

Cable Ad: Hoskyn; 226,

Codes:

Spain—P.O. Box 232 Bentley’s (New and Old), Western Union

Consul—J. Manuel Reguera 5-letters

G.W. M.F. Loring,

M. Saul,president

vice-pres.&&gen’l. mgr.

asst. mgr.

United States — (For Merchant H. P Hoskyn, treasurer

Shipping only) F. Garcia, secretary

Collector of Customs (acting) J. B. Loring

International Harvester Company of

Dollar Co., The Robert, Ship-owners the Philippines, Importers and Ex-

porters, Agricultural Machinery, In-

and Operators^ {Lumber, Calle ternational Motor Trucks—

Legaspi; Cable Ad: “Dollar” O. F. Linquist, representative

W. K. Garrett, agent A gencies

Ar/ent-s Glen Line, Ltd.

Philippine Inter-Island Steam- Royai Insurance Go., Ltd.

ship Cb. Isthmian S.S. Co.

Dollar S.S. Lines Swedish East Asiatic S.S. Co.

American Mail Line

Tocoma and Oriental S.S. Co. Ker & Co., Merchants -P.O. Box 292;

Directory

East and Chronicle Far Cable

of thePhilip- Ad : Ker

Partners—S. M. McCrea, H. B. Foster

pines, (China, Japan,Netherlands

Indo-China, Malaya India, (absent),

Naismith J.(Davao)

W. Howells and W. C.

etc.) G.J.M.G.Alexander,

Agents for the Philippines : — James, signs do. per pro.

Continental iSupply Co.—411-412, Cu W. D. Walker

Un Jieng Building, T. Pinpin, Koppel (Philippines):, Incorporated

Corner Escolta, Manila (Successors in the P.I. to Koppel

Dollar Steamship Line—Teleph. 428 Industrial Car and Equipment Co.),

W. K. Garrett Railway Material, Machinery and

Supplies—Muelle Loney; Cable Ad :

Koppelrail

Everett, Inc:, L.—Teleph. 763 W. F. Gemperle, branch manager

J. G. Meadows

Kttenzle & Stbeiff, Inc., General Mer-

Filma Mercantile Co., Inc.—Teleph. 450 chants^--Cable Ad: Kuenzle

J. K. Kohlhaas G. Laurent

1646 ILOILO

Lizakraga Hmns., Importers, Sugar and Visa van Stevedore - Transportation

Produce Dealers Co., The, Stevedores—'Cable Ad:

P. Pagola, manager Vistranco: Codes: A.B.C. Western

Manila Trading & Supply Oo. — Te- Union and Bentley’s

Directors—E. M Grimm, A. C. Barrios

leph. 47 and H.Perez

Henry

E. K. Bush Carlos Rubio,vice-president

president

W. L. Applegate,

1\Ienzi & Co.—Teleph. 362 A.H. H.W. Taylor, do.

Lewis, secretary-treasurer

E. L. Pfenninger | H. Thoerig

'Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Condensed Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Import-

Milk Co.—22, Calle Ortiz, P.O. ers and Exporters of Produce and

Box 178; Cable Ad: Nestanglo, Merchandise, Shipping and Insu-

Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn,, and Bent- rance Agents—Cable Ad: Warner;

ley’s AllV. Standard

Pacific Commercial Loney;

Co., Importers and H MasefieldCodes

Exporters—Muelle P.O. Box 259; G.O. M.

Wyss Bridgeford| J. V. Elder

Cable Ad: Pacomeco R.M. C.Burgas 1 P. Meier

Panay Telephone and Telegraph Co., Agencies Romilly | E. Dias

Inc.—Cable Ad: Panaytelco China Fire Insurance Co.

T.Geo.Y. J.Halsey,

Petty,president

vice-presdt. and treas. Law Union and Rock Insurance Co.

J.J.E.H.

H. Corcoran, do. Pearl Assurance

Sea Insurance Co., Ld. Co., Ld.

Stevenot, vice-pres. & gen. mgr Tokyo Marine

FireInsce.

Insce.Co.,

Co.,Ld.

Ld.

S. Javier, secretary Fuso Marine

Philippine Railway Co.—P.O. Box 300; Nippon Yusen Kaisha

Cable Ad: Philrayco; Codes: Bentley’s, White Star

Prince Line.Line(Far East Service)

Western Union andvice-president

R. R. Hancock, General Bibby Line

G. J. Kennedy, asst. gen. (Manila)

manager Mirrlees, Watson & Co., Ld.

Ross, & Selph, attorneys Mirrlees, Bickerton & Day, Ld.

Iloilo

Sperry Warehousing

Co. Corporation

Flour& Whampoa

Robert Dollar Co. The, General agents Hongkong Dock Co., Ld.

W. K. Garrett R. ck J. Dick, Ld.

Smith, Bell. & Co., Ltd., Merchants John Thompson Water Tube Boilers,

F. W. Pelling, signs per pro. Ld. Fire Insurance Co. of Hart-

National

A. K. Macleod ford, Conn.

Socony Vacuum Corporation—Teleph. Wise

f 613 : Cable Ad: Soconiy Cable

E. S: Richards | C. A. IAirsen N. R.Ad:E. Sapiens

Hawkins, manager

Sun Life Assurance Company of Agencies Miss D. Opisso

Canada — Manila Office Heacock Guardian Assurance Co., Ld.

Building Hongkong Lond. Fire Insurance Co.,Co.,

Ld.Ld.

Local Representatives Liverpool, tfc Globe Ins.

Mrs. E. H. Beloso North China Insurance Co., Ld.

F. Benedicto China Fire Insce. Co., Ld. (Marine)

E. Gonzalez

F. G. Ocampo Yek Hua Trading Corporation. Im-

porters and Exporters—Main Office

Texas Co. (P.I.), Inc., The—Teleph. 13i2, Juna Luna, Manila

024

W. Williams Ynchausti ofy Cia.,

Vacuum Oil Co.—(See iSocomy Vacuum ofManagers SugarImporters,

Centrals andExporters,

Owners

Corp.) Sugar Plantations

Francisco Lopez, signs per pro.

ILOILO —CEBIT 1647

Luis Lacambra Julio Garcia Zuellig, Inc., F. E., Merchants, European

Faustino Errea Angel Ordofiez Representatives: F. E. Zuellig A. G.

Francisco

Antonio Bel-zarena Ordonez Zurich (Switzerland)—Cable Ad: Fez

RamonEtchecopar Guillermo F. E. Zuellig, president

Augusto Garcia Lanza F. Kress, manager

C E B !

This is the capital of the island of Cebu, and now ranks as the second port

ofPopulation

the Philippines. Its situation

about 100,000. For many is latitude

generations10° 8'it has

North,

beenlongitude 124° centre

an important 10' East.of

Roman Catholic Missionary enterprise, and in this connection it may be mentioned

that the present Seminary and College of San Carlos was founded by the Jesuits in

1595 as Cebu

Cubu. the College of San town

is a well-built Ildefonso. The Redemptorist

and possesses line roads. Fathers

The trade haveofa Cebu'con-

mission at

sists principally of hemp, sugar, copra, maguey, lumber,

neighbouring islands of Leyte, Mindanao, and Camiguin possess extensive tobacco and coconut oil. hemp

The

plantations, a large proportion of the produce of which finds its way to Cebu for ship-

ment.

but onlyThere

a fewaremines

someareverybeingvaluable

worked.and Theextensive

Naga coal deposits

Cement Works,in the island about

situated of Cebu,20

miles

whichfromis moreCebu,

thanwere completed

enough to supply In 1922the and have a Islands.

Philippine capacity of 1,000 barrels a day,

Cebu continues to grow in importance as a trade centre. Vessels drawing up to

28 feet

for six can load alongside

ocean-going vesselstheat wharves

one timewith andperfect

a sevensafety.

could There are suitable berths

be accommodated if the

draft were not over 20 feet. Owing to the increase of steamers making Cebu a regular

port of call, additional wharfage area has been constructed. Pier No. 1 has now been

completed

can be berthedand with

is equipped

safety. with PieraNo. fine2 has

cargoalsoshed,

beentwo vessels and

completed drawing up to 26on feet

is constucted the

same lines ascourse

5 is under Pier Nofo.construction

I but will notbutbewillopenprobably

until dredging

not be has

openbeen

for completed.

about another Pieryear.

No.

This

wharvespier belonging

will cater mostly

to the for local vessels.

Philippine RefiningBesides the foregoing

Corporation, Standardthere are private

Oil Co., Asiatic

Petroleum Co., and Texas Oil Co. (P.I.) Inc. The annual total production of hemp

important. Large quantities of copra are exported, 275,000 to 300,000 tons annually;is

in the Cebu district is between 45,000 and 55,000 tons. The production of copra

previously, the local oil-mills bought up practically all available supplies. The town

possesses a fine reinforced concrete Customs House, indeed, the major portion of the

business

reclamation district is now

scheme, whichbuiltwillofaddconcrete. Workofisreclaimed

a large area proceedinglandslowly

to thewithwater-front

the new

for warehouses.

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT OF THE PROVINCE OF CEBU

Governor—Hon. M. Jesus Cuenco

Provincial Board Provincial Fiscal—Lope Consing

President—Provincial Governor Provincial Commander Philippine Con-

Members: stabulary—Simeon de Jesus

Hon. Jose N. Solon

Hon. Pastor B. Noel District Engineer’s Office

Provincial Treasurer—A Alviola

Provincial Secretary—U. V. Jacinto

Provincial Auditor—Juan Concon District Engineer—Juan

Civil do. —Lorenzo Macaraeg

Ortiz

1648 GEBU

Office of the Division Soft, Livestock Inspectors—Lazaro A1 gar, Angel

of Schools H. Arcaya,Epifanio

Lasac, FranciscoMagayac,

Llanderal,Gregorio

Fabian

Superintendent—B.

Chief Clerk—Segundo Orat Fielden Nutter Suson, Agapi to Relafnpages and Eduardo

Vincoy

District Health Office Bureau of Forestry

Dist. Health Officer—Dr. I. Villarica (Office ofForester

Forest—Adriano

District No XI)

Assist. do. —Dr. L. Velasquez Actg. Dist.

Presidents, San itary Division*—

1st —Dr. Luis B. Gomez (Cebu City) Officer in Charge, ReforestationV.Project—

Santos

2nd—Dr. Marcelo Perez (Opon) Maximo Oro

Rangers—Manuel

3rd—Dr. Alejandro Mercado (Danao) and Ambrosio Bitonio Malana, Bernabe Guieb

4th—Dr. Antonio Borromeo Forest Guards—Lucas Cabinas and Pablo

(S.

5th—Dr. Agapito Villegas (Tudela)Francisco) Alicaba

6th —Dr. Vicente Alducente (Catmon) Public Library

7th—Dr. Manuel Lucero (Bogo)

8th— Dr. Alejandro Gaerlan(Bantayan) Librarian — Flavia M. Suson

9th—Dr. Jose T. Tirona (Balainban)

10th—Dr.

11th—Dr. RamonManuel Santa Ana (Toled)

Lim (Dumanjug) Bureau of Public Works

12th—Dr. Bernardino Castaneca (OfficeEngineer—Juan

District of the District Engineer Cebu)

13th—Dr. Ildefondo Alcantara

(Badian) Civil Engineers—LorenzdMacaraeg

Ortiz and Jose

(Ginatilan) O. Lahoz Civil Engineers—Antonio D.

14th—Dr. Melchor Dayao (Dalaguete) Assistant Aseniero,

15th—Dr.

16th—Dr. LucioIldefondo

San Ybud

Diego(Carcar)

(Naga) and Alberto Bautista Jose Chavarria

F. P. Fabros,

Assist. Mechan’l. Engr.—Juan G. Peralta

Custom House Chief Clerk—Francisco

Property Clerk—EulpgioFernandez

O. Suan

Collector—Alfredo

Deputy de Leon Savellon

Collector—Silverio Clerk-Stenographer—Gregorio Sinajon

Surveyor—Teodulo Tomakin Do. Storekeeper—Pastor

F. GonataSabillano

Cfyief, Marineof Division—Mateo

Appraiser Masecampo Clerks—Aniano

the Port—-Jose Villanueva Tagailo

and Emilio

Wharfinger Pier No. 1—F. M. Espino Ledger Clerk—Juan Cutellar

Inspector—Luis Vergara Assist. do. —Jose Pioquinto

Do. —Enrique Cincoflores Auto

and Clerks

D. Lnabia & Computors - F. Abellana

Chief, Secret Service- James

Quarantine Officer—S. J. Hall H. Keefe Jr. Topogr. Draftsman—Pedro Flores

Transitman

Bureau of Agriculture Surveyman—Dionisio Mercado

Veterinarian—Dr. Alfonso Lecaros Do. —Pedro

Messenger—Montano CincoAlgarme

Aguinaldo, iL. R., Importer and Treasurer—C. J. MartinE. Cleland, sr.,

Board of Trustees—M.

Manufaoturer’s Agent — 27-33, A. chairman,

Borromeo Street Giberson, D. G.B.McVean

H. Walker,andW.F. M.R-

ASSOCIATIONS AND CLUBS Noakes

Cebu Chamber of Commerce

President—G. A. Daza

Secretary—Cyrus Padgett RANKS

Treasurer^—W. R. Giberson Bank of the Philipping

Assist. Secretary—Paul L. Stangl —P.O.

J. M.Box Cable Ad:Islands,

477; manager

Garcia, Banco The

United Service Country Club, Inc., G.I. M.Borromeo, cashier

President—W. F.0. Harstine

Secretary—J. A. Palmer Galicia, accountant

CEBU 1640

Chartered Bank of India,

K. R. Coullie, sub-Agent Aus. & China Agents

VV. A. Adamson, sub-accountant Philippine Inter-Island S.S. Ch.

F. G. Thomson, do. Dollar

AmericanS.S.MailLinesLine

M. Rabadon, cashier Tacoma and Oriental S.S. Co.

National City Bank of INew Aork, Fisk Tire Company, Inc. of the

The—Calles Burgos and Comercio; Philipines, The, Rubber Tires and

Cable Ad: Citibank Sundries — 122, Novaliqbes, San

E. T. Strelle, manager

E. L. Harris, sub-accountant . : Miguel; Manilap-Telephs. 2»3780 and

23750; P.O. Box 657; Cable Ad:

I. G. Spering, do. Fisktire

Paul C. Harthal. manager

Botica Antigua de Cebu, Inc.—P.O. Box Harry Scharnberg, office manager

82;'Cable Ad: Luisa; Code: A.B.C, 5th

edn.Dr. Phil. A. Krapfenbauer, president HansonMunn

Forbes, & Co., Ltd., Represented

Orth and Stevenson, Inc.

Paul Krapfenbauer, chemist, manager

'Cebu Portland Cement Company, Hanson Orth and Stevenson Inc.

Merchants, Shipping^ and Insurance

Manufacturers of Apo ’Cement— Agents—Cable Ad: Stevenson. Head

Corner of Gonzalez Street and Office: Manila. Branches: Iloilo and

Comercio, Main Office Manila, P.I. ; . Davao F. B. Richards, agent

Cable Ad: Cepoc, Manila

•Cebu Stevedoring Co., Inc. ; Succes- A gencies Peninsular & Oriental Steam Nav. Co.

sors to Hamilton, Jerez & Go., Inc.) Ocean S. S. Co., Ld., New York Service

-17-19, Marti res Street; Teleph. China Mutual S. N. Co., Ld., do.

Ben Line ofLineSteamers

27; P.O. Box 95; Cable Ad: Tug Ellerman (European Service)

E. M. Noakes, president Osaka Shosen Kaisha

C.D. J.R. Martin,

Stanfordvice-do. Straits

I Albert Barnum

G. W. Jackson | E. E. Nolan Java-China-Japan Co.,

Steamship Lijn Ld.

Union Insce. Society of Canton, Ld.

Scottish Union & National Insce. Co.

CONSULATES Yorkshire Fire Insurance Co., Ld.

Great Britain Marine Traders’

British InsuranceInsurance

Co., Ld. Co.

Acting Vice-Consul—G. W. Sinclair

Netherlands Insular Drug Co., Inc., Wholesg-le

Acting Vice-Consul—G. W. Sinclair Drugs and Ohengdcals—Head Office

Manila; P.O. Box 15

Norway E. Schaare, representative

Acting Vice-Consul—G. W. Sinclair- International' Harvester Co. of the

Directory and Chonicle of the Phi- Philippines, Importers and Ex-

Far porters,

East—(China, Japan, Malaya Agricultural Machinery,

lippines, Indo-O'hina, Netherlands International Motor Trucks

India etc. H. U. Unstud, representative

Agents for Philippines Agencies

Continental Supply Co. —411- Glen Line, Ltd.

412, Ou Un Jieng Building, Guardian

Swedish East Assurance

Asiatic Co.

S/s Co.

T. Pinpin Corner Escolta Isthmian s/s Co.

Manila

Dollar Co., The Robert, Ship-owners John Landahl, ' Inc.—F. Gonzalez,

and Operators, Lumber — 108, Ma- Corner Juan Luna; Teleph 401;

ga,Hanes; Cable Ad: Dollar P.O. Box 393

A. H. Terry, agent P. Zehender, manager

J650 CEBU

Kellek & Co., Ltd., Ed. A., Merchants — Procter 169, Calleand Comercio;

Gamble Trading

Telephs.Co.,225,The—

739

P.O. Box 552; Cable Ad: Edakeller and 740; P.O. Box 37; Cable Ad:

R. Glaettli, manager Procteraw

Keh & Co., Merchants-;—P.O. Box 160; A. A. Williamson, manager

Cable Ad : Ker C. H. Brackett, warehouseman

Partners—S. M. McCrea, J. W.Howells Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd., Merchants,

A. H.A. B.Brown,

Fostersigns

and W.

perC.pro.Naismith Shipping & Insurance Agents—Cable-

Ad: Bell

H. L. Robertson | I. M. Cameron G. W. Sinclair, manager

Koerbee, Dr. Hans von, Linguist and J.G. A.B. Lees

Gibson(import dept.)dept.)

(shipping

Ethnologist—P.O. Box 505 L. Sidebottom

Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc., Importers— M. Baldock (Cagayan)

Teleph. 38; P.O. Box 135; Cable Ad: Socony Vacuum Corporation — Go-

Kuenzle tiaoco Building Tedephs. 11 and ISO

A. Schatzmann H.F.Gilhauser, manager and

L. Reed, assist. do. attorney

Lux, Efectos de Electricidad y Lamparas S. B. Winram, marketing assist.

de Gasolina—75 and 77, Norte America A.tendant,

B. Myhre, instalation

Opon. superin-

Florencio Castro, agent

Macleod & Co., Merchants—Telfephs. 9, Southern Islands Hospital—Telepb. 156;

234 and 41; Cable Ad: Macleod; Codes: P.O.Chief—Dr. Box 235 A. P. Villalon

Al,F.A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s and Scott’s Chief Clerk & Cashier—Pedrolrabagon

A.C. W.Miles, manager

Schmitt, assist, manager Snr. Resdt. Phy’n.—Jacinto

Radiologist—Dr. Dr. J. V.Velez

Agustines

Menzi & Co., Inc., Import and Export Mer- Asst. Resdt, 'Physn. —Dr. Domingo-

chants—213-221, Calle Ad:

NorteCasamenzi;

America; VelosoResdt. Phys’n.—Dr. Manuel

Assoct.

P.O. Box 148; Cable Cuenco and Dr. Rafael Abendan

Codes:

A.B.C.Private Western Union, Bentley’s,'

4th, 5th & 6th Improved edns., Al Pathologist—Dr. Eugenio Alonso

and

Kurt Fick, manager Extern—Dr. G.Miguel

Intern—Dr. S. Yrastorez

Enriques

C. H. Levers, assist, mgr. Dentist—Dr. Pablo R. llano

Training School for Nurses

Nestle and AngloaSwiss Condensed Chief

Ramona NurseI. Cabrera

and Principal —Miss-

Milk Co. —19-55, dalle de los Mar- Dietitian—Miss Pacita Ylanan

tires; P.O. Box 1%2; Cable 1 Ad: Assist, do.—Miss Felisa S. D.Culata

Nestanglo. Codes. A.B.C . 6th' edn. Burg. Supervisor—Lazaro Gumboc

and Bentley’s Supervisor—Miss Arsenia Ledesma

Do. —Mario Yray

Pacific Commercial

J. Fleming, branchCo., Importers

manager Stevenson & Co., Inc, W. F., Produce

F.K. E.S. Frush

Shafer, auditor and

CableGeneral Merchants—P.O. Box 133;.

Ad: Stevenson

B. Lawrie-Smith I C. H. Blue F. J.B.M.Richards,

Harrison2ndI vice-president

L. S. Seno

S. Craig | M. B. Yarian R. J. Hughes S. Tenchavez

Pastrano, Unchuan cfe Co., Importacion, C. Doceo j M. Villamor

Exportacion

madores: Vapor y “T.Commisionista; Ar- Sun (Life Assurance Company of

“ Lux ” and Motor “ Lizarraga,”

Pelayo ”—26-28,Motor Canada — Manila Office : Heacock

P. Building

Burgos

Pastrano St.; P.O. B. 43; Cable Ad: E. J. Hyndman, local repres.

Tan Unjo, administrator-general E. de los Santos, do.

Philippiee Engineering Co.—Teleph. Texas Co. (P.I.), Inc., The

410; P.O. Box 308 A. F. Walker, manager

CEBU—ZAMBOANGA 1651

Vacuum Oil Co.—(See Socony Vacuum J» 8 Chiat Shing Hong

Corporation ) Yaptico & Co., Ltd., F. M., Importers and

Visayan Electbic Co., S. A., Electric Exporters, Commission & Shipping Agts

Light, Heat and Power—Telephs. 82 —Offices: Manila & Iloilo; Teleph. 80;

P.O. Box 84; Cable Ad: Yaptico; Codes:

and 433; P.O. Box 134; Cable

Electric; Codes: Western Union and Ad: A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s and Preus

Bentley’s C. K. Kuan, manager

WalkeK, H. B., General Broker, Public Yekporters

Hua Trading Corporation, Im-

and Exporters—Main Office

Accountant—^Pond

Calle Norte Amenia;and

P.O.Deen Building,

Box 100; Cable 132, Juan Luna, Manila

Ad: Ostrich; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th

edns., Western Union 5-letter edn. and Zuellig, Inc., F. E., Merchants (Successor

Bentley’s to Lutz &F. Zuellig),

Warner Barnes and Co., Lid., Im- , tatives: E. Zuellig,European

Switzerland—Cable Ad:A.Fez

.Represen-

G., Zuerich,

porters and Exporters, Shipping Hch. Gasser, manager

and Insurance Agents—Cable Ad: Agencies

Warner, all 'Standard Sodes Morddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen

P. C. Boncker, manager Prudential Assurance Co., Ld.

ZAMBOANGA

i latitude Zamboanga

6 deg. 55is min.

locatednorthon and

the longitude

south-western extremity

122 deg. 5 min. ofeast,Mindanao

being 512Island

nauticalin

miles south of Manila. It has a population of about 30,798, and, in volume of

business,, takes fifth place among the open ports of the Philippines, coming after Manila,

11: Iloilo,

all

Cebu and excellent

production,

products has

Legaspi. shipping

It is situated

of southern Mindanao

in a country

facilities,

and Sulu. and

notedideal

Theisharbour

the for copra, lumber and

is transhipping pointhemp

partially protected for

by

| two small islands and is never visited by severe storms, as it is south or the typhoon

: belt. It has a good anchorage for steamers of any size, and the wharf will accommodate

steamers drawing 25 feet. The climate is characterized by a remarkable evenness

of temperature and a comparatively small rainfall which increases rapidly as one goes

a few miles from Zamboanga in any direction.

Communication with other ports is assured by inter-island steamers. Overseas

!i Oriental

SteamshipNavigation

Lines making regularOriental

Co., Tacoma calls atS.S.Zamboanga

Co., State are

S.S. asCo.follows:—Ocean

and Osaka Shosen and

fj Steamship

Kaisha (Japan-Philippine Line) — twicely monthly, Isthmian S.S.

Line (Freighters)—once a month, and bi-weekly steamers of the Straits Line and Dollar

I1' Steamship

cation with Company withof Sandakan,

various parts Borneo,is secured

the Archipelago and Singapore. Telegraphic

by a wireless communi-

station connecting

! with cables and land lines.

Zamboanga was founded by the Spaniards in April, 1635, for the purpose of inter-

I' cepting Moro corsairtofleets which were accustomed to pass the Strait ofattacked

Basilanbyfrom

j Moros. InMindanao

southern the Visayan

1646, it exchanged shotsIslands. The town

with a Dutch fleet was

and, repeatedly

in 1798, maintained an the

all-

! day bombardment with an English squadron. In 1872, for putting down a mutiny of

^ prisoners, Zamboanga was granted by the Madrid Government the title “Loyal and

1652 ZAMBOANGA

Valiant Town.” On May 10th, 1899, the revolutionists' attacked the Spanish garrison ire

Zamboanga, which withdrew on May 24th. The town was burned during the hostilities.

During the summer of 1899, the Kepublic of Zamboanga was in .full control, but the

town was finally surrendered to the American blockading squadron without bloodshed

on November 16th of the same year.

Zamboanga is the capital of the province of the same name. The town, though

small, is one of the most beautiful, not only of the Philippines but of the Far East. It

isThere

characterised

is a drasticbybuilding

shady streets and inpossesses

ordinance very provides

force which fine parksthatandallexquisite

buildingsgardens.

erected 'j

inwiththeancentral portion must be of reinforced concrete or other equally fire-proof

8-inch firewall every 100 feet. Good roads extend along the coast in either ] material

direction from the town.

DIRECTORY

Peovince of Zamboanga 3rd—Dr. Jose de las Pefias (Belong,..

Governor—Agustin L. Alvarez Zamboanga)

4tli—Dr. C. J. Elago (Margosatubigr

Treasurer—N. Valderrosa Zamboanga)

Member, Prov’l.do.Board—Carlos

Secretary, —GregorioGamins

Ledesma 5 th — Dr. Cesar Ramos (Dipolog,.

Judge, Court of 1st Inst’ce.—A. Horrilleno Zamboanga)

Auxiliary Judge, Court of 1st Instance— Zamboanga General Hopital—

Sabino Padilla

Provincial Fiscal—Jose Evangelista

Provincial Auditor—Luis O. Tap , » j * / - . Zamboanga

District Health

Engineer—Saturnino dL p; A. Rodriguez, chief of hospital and

District Officer—Dr. D.Lopez

Lacuna director of the School

Hospital Training Zamboanga General

for Nurses

Collector of Customs—Marcelo MendozaH.

Divisional Supt. of Schools—Raymond Dr. Juan Santos-Cuyugan, resdt. phys’n.

Steffens Dr. Elpidio Isip, resident physician

Senator—Hadji Butu Dra. E. Velazco, Roentgenologist

Representative—Tabujor Taupan Pablo

officerM. Viliafuerte, r.n., administrative-

Deputy

VeronicoGovernors

Olvis, —Holmo

GabinoAkil,

P. Cuevas

Camilb Miss Socorro ofSirilan, r.n,., chief mirse

Fargas, Filomeno Arquiza, Pantalebq L. and principal

School for NurSesthe Zamboanga Training

Banos and Lieut.

(Lamitan Penal Colony) t\ Padayhag, p.C. Miss C. Nolasco, pharmacist

Rizal Memorial Hgpital—

District Engineer’s Office Dapitan, Zamboanga

Division

Civil Engineer—Saturnine

Engineer—Leandro EspejoLopez Dr. Sabas E. Yap, resident physician

Assist. Civil Engineers—Jose Folloscq and Rodrigo Tillano, R.N.,administrative officer

M. T. Tubungbanua and property clerk

Chief CMrk—Pedroo Principe Dipolog Emergency Hopital—

Dipolog, Zamboanga

PaiLipPiNE Health Service Officers Dr. Santiago S. Calo, resident physician

District Pacifico Arandilla, R.N., nurse-ward supt.

Lacuna,Health

c.p.h. Officer—Dr. Demetrio Mdrgpsatubil) PiCblic Hospital—

Presidents

1st—Dr. ofConrado

Sanitary Divisions

YuipoC (Laiiutan,

Zamboanga) Margosatubig, Zamboanga.

2nd—Dr. O.

Zamboanga) B. Enriquez (Zamboanga, Dr C- J- Felisilda,

Cornelio Elago, resident

nurse- physician

ward supt.

ZAMBOANGA 1653-

Constabulary Officers Bureau of Land^

Headquarters— Special Agent—Faustino Reyes

District of Mindanao and Sul a Div. Insprs.—S. Mindanao & Sulu: Elias

Comdg. Officer—Lt.-Col. L. R. Stevens Ibanez; N. Mindanao: Jose Suguitan

District Land Officers—Surigao: Vicente

Corcuera;

Bukidnon andAgusan: Victoriano

Misamis: Itchon;

Jose Suguitan;

Bureau of Customs Lanao and Misamis Occidental :

Collector —Marcelo Mendoza Buena venture Antonio; Zamboanga:

Chief, Marine Division—Lorenzo Balais Elias Ibanez: Cotabato: Clemente Fun-

Appraiser of the Port—E. Silva tanilja, Davao;

Sulu: Elias IbanezAlfredo Fajardo; Jolo,.

Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc., Importers Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Exporters, Ship-owners and General and China—Barrios Building; P.O. Box

Merchants,

Copra and allDealersother inNative

Lumber, Cattle, 197;J. D.Cable

Products—

Ad: Zealous

McLaren, sub-agent

14, Calle Madrid; Teleph. 73; P.O. Box

199; Cable Ad: Atanga. Offices at S. Fran-

cisco (Cal.), Manila, Cagayan de Sulu, P.I. Dollar Co., The Robert, Ship-owners

N.general

C. McClelland, and Operators, Lumber—12, Mara-

manager vice-president and hui; Cable Ad : Dollar

D. L. Cochran, manager •J; F. Lin eh an, agent

J.G. H.V. Brooks

Hussey | G. Van Syckle Agents

Philippine Inter-Island Steamship

Co.

Bachrach Motor Co., Inc., The (Suc- Dollar Steamship Lines

cessors to and operators of Zamboanga American Mail Line

Transportation Co., Inc.)—Calles Cor- Tacoma and Oriental Steamship

cuera JcMarahui; Teleph. 23; P.O. Box 192 Co.

Barrios & Co., Francisco, Importers Kuenzle k Streiff, Inc., Importers and

Exporters—Teleph. 13; P.O. Box 60 and Exporters

J. J. Schlittler

Agents

Compania Maritima G. Pluess | H. Rieth

Bank of the Philippine Islands, The Overseas Club of Zamboanga — 16',

Calle Madrid; Teleph. 65

—Teleph. 17; Cable Ad : Banco

C. V.Dominguez, manager

Sainz, cashier

E. Sta. Elena, accountant Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Condensed-

Milk Co.—Lot 3, Block 26, Expen-

diente 7880; Cable Ad: Nestanglo;

Basilan (Lumber Co., Inc., Dealers in Oodes A.B.C. 6th edn. and Bentleys

Sawn Lumber, Logs and Piling—Head

Office: Zamboanga. Mill: Port Holland, Pacific Commercial Co.—16, Calle Madrid;

Maluso

Ad: Bay. Branch

Basilumber; Office:

Codes: Cebu.& Cable

Bentley’s Acme Teleph. 14; P.O. Box 189

J.Andres

Schlittler, president & gen. manager A. M. Wagner, manager

Pastor, secretary-treasurer Plaza Hotel—Plaza Pershing; Teleph. 81;

Alvaro Pastor, mgr. (Cebu Branch) P.O. Box 136; CableUnion

Ad: Plaza;

Bayot, A. M., Stevedore, Landing and Bentley’s, Western and Codes:

A.B.C.

Shipping Agent and Transporter 5th edn.

A. M. Bayot, proprietor and manager

British Consulate Plaza Hotel Garage

Acting Vice-Consul—W. A. Burn A. M. Bayot, proprietor and manager

1654 ZAMBOANGA

Philippine Desiccated Coconut

poration—Recodo; Cable Ad: Phildesco. Cor- Torrejon,

Merchants,Jurika

Import& &Co.,Export, Genera*

Inc., Commisi

Mill at Caledera Bay sion Agents—Cent. Office: Zamboanga;

F. L.general

Worcester,

managervice-president and Teleph.

Branches:56;Jolo,

P.O. Davao

Box 207;and Cable

Cotabato;

Ad:

J.A. H.V. Kozloff,

Mueller, mill

assist,supt.

manager Jurika

C. Parsons, president

C. H.vice-president

Steinberg, general manager and

Port Banga Lumber Co., Inc., Producers P. I. M. Moore, secretary

and Exporters of Phil. Woods—Head C. A. Pasco, treasurer

Office:

Teleph. Zamboanga; Mills: Port Banga; H. C. Stanton, manager (Davao office)

Banga 100; P.O. Box 198; Cable Ad:

Atkins, Co,, Inc., gen’l. mgrs. Vegetable

Kroll & president

F. W. Redding, 101; P.O. BoxOil14; Corporation—Teleph.

Cable Ad: Cocopalm

G. H.V. Bachtold

Hussey, mill manager Wilson’s Engineering Works—Teleph. 33;

Silupa Ranch Co., Inc., Importers and P.O.James BoxJ.162Wilson

Breeders of Indian Breeding Cattle—

Head Office: Zamboanga; Ranch at Agency Cameron Wilson M.

Silupa,

Silupa near Malangas; Cable Ad: C. Apparatus

E. Heinke & Co., London. Diving

Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd., Importers and Zamboanga Chamber of Commerce—

Exporters, Shippers & Insurance Agents Broad Building

(Spirig & Co., John, Import and Ex- Zamboanga Club, Inc.—16, Calle Madrid;

port—P.O. Box 195 Teleph. 20; P.O. Box 95

John Spirig, owner

John W. Spirig, assistant Zamboanga Cold Storage Co., Inc.—

P. Esperat, travelling salesman Calle

Socony-Vacuum Corporation—Atkins JamesSanJ.Jose; Teleph.

Wilson, 33

secretary

Kroll Building, Calle Madrid Zamboanga Country Club

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Is the only publication of its kind that covers the whole

of the Far East.

It is, therefore, an invaluable reference book for all

merchants and manufacturers interested in Far Eastern trade,

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BORNEO

This island is one of the largest in the world. It extends from about 7 deg. N,

to 4 deg. S. latitude, and from 109 deg. to 118° E. longitude. Its length is about 850

} miles,

miles. itsItsgreatest breadth

vast interior 600 miles,heavy

consists‘of and forests,

its average

whichbreadth is estimated

teem with at but

animal life, 350

| are sparsely populated by man. The soil is fertile, and in some parts near the

the land is marshy. It was discovered by the Portuguese in 1526, and they, as well as thecoast

AUSTRALIAN FOODSTUFFS.

WE ARE REGULAR EXPORTERS OF

BUTTER & CHEESE

We can also supply the following goods at competitive prices:—

Bacon, Hams, Frozen Meat, Dry Fruits, (Currants, Sultanas & Lexias),

Fresh Fruit, Wheat, Flour, Leather and other Australian produce.

We can quote firm prices by Cable C.I.F. British Sterling1.

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r. IB. IBOIiTOIKT Ss GO.

Albert House, 289, Albert Street,

BRISBANE.

BANKERS: CABLE and RADIO:

Commercial Bank of Australia, Ltd. “BOLTONCO” Brisbane, Codes:

BRISBANE. Bentleys & Bentleys Second.

ODtamea

In 1888, a oiBritish

tne irusan river, siruareu

Protectorate on me norm

was established, and inor1890

me meum uj. tookjj*™**^*

the Rajah **.*,*.

possession

| of1905Limbang,

the Lawaswhichdistrictwas

was approved

also addedofto the

by H.M. Government

Sarawak territory. inTheAugust,

present1891.Rajah,

In

H.H. Sir Charles Vyner Brooke, g.c.m.g., who was born 26th September, 1874, and was

(i married on 27th February, 1911, to Hon. Sylvia Brett, succeeded his father H.H. Sir

[ Charles Brooke in May, 1917.

The country produces gold, silver, antimony, quicksilver, coal, petroleum, gutta-

percha,

gambier.india-rubber,

The principal canes,towns

rattans, camphor, beeswax,

are:—Kuching, birds’ofnests,

the capital sago, situated

Sarawak, pepper, and on

, tude 110 deg. 20 min. E. Baram, the principal town and fort on the BaramN.,river,

the Sarawak river, about 23 miles from its mouth, in latitude 1 deg. 33 min. longi-is

about

for its60sago

milesandinland. Bintulu, situated

bilian timber. Muka, a atfewthemiles

mouthupofthe

the river

Bintuluof river,

that isname,

famousis

also noted for its sago. Oya, which lies about 1| miles up the Oya river, and Matu,

about five miles up the Matu river, are both noted for their sago. Sibu is situated

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the Tvorld l>y those interested in

Far Eastern Trade.

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ADVERTISIWG

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FOR YOU.

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throughout the world, or from the Publishers:—

HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, Ltd., 11, Ice House Street, Hong Kong.

London Office:— 53, Fleet Street, E.C. 4.

nm cencunes - om naoic or reverence ror

the written word still lives in China.

This, together with the people’s intense

curiosity, makes sales letters infinitely more

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HONG KONG - SINGAPORE - LONDON.

BORNEO

This island is one of the largest in the world. It extends from about 7 deg. N,

to 4 deg.its S.greatest

miles, latitude,breadth

and from600109miles,deg.and

to 118“

its E.average

longitude.

breadthIts islength is about

estimated 860

at 350

miles. Its vast interior consists of heavy forests, which teem with animal life, but

are sparsely populated by man. The soil is fertile, and in some parts near the coast

the land is marshy. It was discovered by the Portuguese in 1526, and they, as well as the

Spaniards, Dutch, and English, formed settlements on different parts of the coast bvit

none of these was long maintained. The Dutch claim sovereignty over the greater

part

ments;of the

thesouth and westof ofthetheBritish

territories island, along

NorththeBorneo

coast ofCompany,

which theythemaintain

Bajah ofestablish-

Sarawak

and the Sultanate of Brunei (now administered by the British Government)

over and along the north and north-eastern coast. The Native States are insignificant extend

and in a backward condition. The total population of Borneo is roughly estimated

at 3,000,000. The productions are many and varied, and the mineral resources believed

to be great. The Chinese, who have been settled in most Bornean towns for

generations,

undeveloped conduct

condition.mostTheof thenatives

tradingcomprise

operations.

Malays,TheDyaks

country

andgenerally is inof ana

other races

kindred type. A British Protectorate exists over Sarawak and the territory of the

British North Borneo Company.

SARAWAK

The territory of Sarawak comprises an area of about 50,000 square miles, with a

population

coast of theofisland

aboutof475,000,

Borneo,composed of various

is intersected races.rivers

by many It isnavigable

situated for

on the north-west

a considerable

distance

district from Tanjong Datu to the entrance of the Samaharan river was obtainedoffrom

inland, and commands about 500 miles of coast line. The sovereignty the

the Sultan of Brunei in the year 1842 by Sir James Brooke, who became well known as

Bajah Brooke of Sarawak. In 1861 a second cession was obtained, from the Sultan of

Brunei,a third

1882 of all the riverswasandobtained

cession, land from of 100themiles

Samarahan

of coastriver to Kedurong

line and Point;andin

all the country

rivers that lie between Kedurong Point and the Baram river, including about three

miles of coast on the north-east side of the latter; and in 1885 another cession was

obtained

In 1888, a ofBritish

the Trusan river, situated

Protectorate on the north

was established, and inof1890

the mouth of thetookBrunei

the Bajah river.

possession

of1905Limbang,

the Lawas which

districtwas

was approved

also addedofto theby H.M.

Sarawak Government

territory. inTheAugust,

present1891.Bajah,

In

H.H. Sir Charles Yyner Brooke, g.c.m.g., who was born 26th September, 1874, and was

married on 27th February, 1911, to Hon. Sylvia Brett, succeeded his father H.H. Sir

Charles Brooke in May, 1917.

The country produces gold, silver, antimony, quicksilver, coal, petroleum, gutta-

percha, india-rubber, canes, rattans, camphor, beeswax, birds’ nests, sago, pepper, and

gambier.

the SarawakTheriver,principal

abouttowns

23 milesare:—Kuching,

from its mouth,theincapital

latitudeof1 Sarawak,

deg. 33 min.situated

N., longi-on

tude

about 110 deg. 20 min. E. Baram, the principal town and fort on the Baram river,

famousisis

for its60sago

milesandinland. Bintulu, situated

bilian timber. Muka, a atfewthemiles

mouthupofthethe river

Bintuluof river,

that isname,

also noted for its sago. Oya, which lies about 1^ miles up the Oya river, and Matu,,

about five miles up the Matu river, are both noted for their sago. Sibu is situated

3656 SARAWAK

68 miles,

isSaribas Kanowit 100

situatedriver,at Simanggangmiles,

the mouth ofis theand Kalakaup156river.

Kapit milesBetong

up theliesRejang 80river. Kabong

50 miles the Batang Lupar about

river, and miles up theis

Simunjan

situated 22 miles up the Sadong river. All these rivers have a tidal wave or bore.

Trusan isRiver,

Limbang about the18 miles

latter up thebeing

place Trusan River

noted for andsago.

its Limbang

The about

country 10 shows

miles up the

steady

progress. There are nineteen wireless stations in the chief centres. A large petroleum

field, discovered in the Baram District at Miri and Bakong, is now a valuable asset.

In 1931 the revenue amounted to $4,342,909 and the expenditure to $5,466,366.

aTheconstabulary

value of the forceexports

whichwas $17,414,672

is armed, and ofandthedrilled

equipped imports

after$10,385,056.

the EnglishTheremodel,is

the interior

forceHarbour, economy

is recruited in

fromand barracks

Malays of the English Army being closely followed. The

buoy, lightandduesFive

Dyaks. cents per ton, payable on arrival, and

chargeable to all vessels of five tons and upwards.

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

Rajah—His

Tuan Highness

Muda—His Sir Charles

Highness BertramVyner

WillesBrooke,

Brooke g.c.m.g.

Supreme Council

President—H.H. The Rajah Datu Shahbandar

H.H. The Tuan Muda Datu Imam

Government

Macaskie Secretary — C. F. C. Datu Hakim

Resident 1st Division—J. C. Swayne I Datu

Datu Mentri

Amar

Treasurer- A. A. Rennie

President—H.H.

H. H. the Tuan MudaTheCouncil

Rajah Negri, or General Council

The Postmaster General

The Divisional Residents The Chief Justice

The Treasurer The Commissioner of Trade and Customs

The Secretary for Native Affairs The Director of Public Works

The District Officers The Principal Chiefs of each Residency

The Prinicipal Medical Officer Clerk to the Council—R.D. St. John Horton

Secretariat

Government Secretary - - C. F. C. I Secretary

tion—R.toD.theSt.Committee

John Hortonof Admistra-

Macaskie

RESIDENCIES

First Division, or Sarawak Proper Assistant District Officer (Simanggang)-—

Comprising Kuching, Upper Sarawak, J.for)C. H. Barcroft (oadet, acting

Lundu, Simatan and Sadong) Cadet (Simanggang)—J. C. B. Fisher

Resident (Kuching)—J. C. Swayne Assist. Dist. Officer (Saribas)—J. R. Combe

Dist.Officer(

Assist. Dist. Kuching)—R. E. de Sueur

Officer (Kuching) (acting)

Assist. District Officer (Bau) R. G. Aikman Asst. Dist. Officer (Kalaka)—L. K. Morse

Assist. (acting)- charge (Engkilili) —S. G. Han som

HansomDistrict

(acting)Officer (Sadong) •—S, G. Officer-in

Land Officer, 2nd division ;—B. Sum-

mers

Second Division Assist. Superintendent Surveys 2nd

Division—N. Mace

(Comprising Simanggang Engkilili, Saribas Agricultural

and Kalaka) Field Officer 2nd division

Resident (Simanggang)—J. B. Archer —G. St. F. Dare

SARAWAK 165T

Third Division Divisional Treasurer—D. O’C. McGinn

Resident, 3rd. Division (Sibu)—C. D. Do. Land Officer—C.

Do. Engineer—J. E. Pascoe

W. Whiteside

Adams

District Officer, Sibu—H. E. Outfield Supt. of Customs and' Shipping—L. D.

Kennedy

District Officer, Sibu (Travelling)—H. Div’al. Forest Officer—B. J. C. Spurway

E. Outfield

District Officer, Mukah (acting)—E. Fourth Division

M. Woodward (Comprising Miri, Baram, Bintulu,

Ag-Dalat—N.

Assist; District

E. Hughes Officer, Oya and Niah and Sebuti)

Resident (Miri)—H. D. Aplin

Ag. Assist. District Officer, Kapit—D. District Officer (Miri)—F. G. Carpenter

C. Huddem Assist. Dist. Officer (Miri) — E. M-

Ag. Assist. District Officer 'Sarikei, Dist. Selous (actg.) • *

B intang and Rojang—F. (L. G. CadetOfficer (Baram)—F. H. Pollard (actg.)

(Baram)—D. 0. White

Crossley

Officer-in-charge, Matu and Dare—G. Divisional Assist.

Treasurer (Miri)—W. V. Hanson

Commissioner of Sarawak Con-

F. J. Pegler stabulary—W. L. P. Sochon (aotg.)

D trict Officer (Travelling)—G. R. H. Supt.^of Customs and Shipping—G. A. C.

Arundell (acting)

Cadet (Sibu)—G. F. J. Pegler Divisional Forest Officer—D. C. McLeod

Dist.Officer (Matu & Daro)—F. L. Crossley District

(officer in charge) Officer (Bintulu)—J. G. Anderson

Assistant District Officer (Rejang, Sarikei Fifth Division

and Binatang)—J.

Assistant O. Gilbert (acting) (Comprising Limbang, Trusan

Aikman District

(acting) Officer (Kapit)—R. G. Resident (Limbang)—F.and Lawas)

H. Kortlight

Dist. Officer (Mukah & Oya) — E. O. Bruce Cadet do. —W. P. N. L. Ditmas

Assist.

E. H. District

Elam Officer

(acting) (Oya and Dalat)— Assist. District Officer (Lawas and Trusan)

Div.Med.Officer(Sibu)—Dr.A.D.Hutchison —J. O. Gilbert (acting)

Secretariat for Chinese Affairs Resident’s Court—Kuching

Capt. C. D. Le Gros Clark Magistrate—J. C. Swayne

Secrettariat for Native Affairs Assistant Magistrates—Datu Shahbandar

Secretary—P. M. Adams and Datu Imam

District Court—Kuching

Agricultural Department Magistrate—R. E. le Sueur

Director—J. S.Chemist—Vacant

W. Bean Assistant Magistrates — Datu Hakim,

Agricultural Datu Mentri, Datu Bentara and Abang

Chief Field Officer—Vacant Haji Zulaihi (Native Officer)

Agricultural Field Officer—G. St. F. Dare Coroner’s Court

Do. do. —G. M. Goodal Coroner—R. E. le Sueur (Kuching)

Dairy Farm Malay Court—Kuching

Manager—T. M. A. Pillai Datu Shahbandar—Abang Haji Abdillah

Datu Hakim—Abang

Datu Imam—Abang Haji HajiMorshidi

Moasili

Audit Datu Mentri—Tncbe Mohd. Zin

Auditor—A. L. McLaine Datu Amar—Abang Sulieman

Birthsofand Deaths Datu Bentara—Haji Hassim

Registrar Births and Department

Deaths — E. M. Education Department

Marjoribanks, L.R.C.P. & s. (Edin.) Director—H. Jacques

Coroner—Capt, R. E. le Sueur (Kuching)

Courts Forest Department

Supreme Court—Kuching Conservator—D. E, Calver, m.a., b.sc. (For.)

Chief Justice—T. J. L. Stirling Boyd Depy.

B. JVC. Spurway, b.aCorsori,

Conservators—T. , Dipl.b.sc.

for.(For.)

and

Judges—A.

Registrar—vacant and J. C. Swayne

A. Rennie D. S. McLeod, b.a., Dipl. for.

1658 SARAWAK

Assistant

Wright, Forest

M. I. O’Hara, P. H. Buxton andJ.

Officers—D. Carroll, F. Printing Office, Government

A. E. J. Gardner Sarawak Gazette

Superintendent—K.

Editor—B. E. W. Chater

Le Sueur

Government Coal Depot

(ExportingCollieries,

C’04,1—Sadong; Public Works and Railways Dept.

Manager (Govt. Sadong)Cable

Collieries)—J.

Ad:

Director—C.Engineers—J.

W. Evans Executive P. Lowe, m. inst. c.e.

Assistant—D. Evans E. Edwards, MX,, C, F.W.Birt,

Whiteside, R

b.sc., and

Engineer S. W. Harris T. A.ofReid

Clerk Works—E. W. Howell

Medical Department Accountant—H.

Asst. do. —W. J.Bateman

Chater

Principal Medical Officer—E. M. Mar-

joribanks, L.R.C.?. & s. (Edin.) Electricity . Department

Assist.Medical

ch.b., and A.Officers—W.Hutcbison,m.b.,

D. Hutchison, m.b., ch.b. Superintendent—A. Humphreys

Pathologist—Elizabeth Le Sueur, m.b., Assist, Electrical

and H. C. Strong Engineers—W. L. Clark

b.ch., b.a.o.

d.t.m. (Nat. Uriiv.

& g. (Eng.), r.c.p.s.of Ireland),

(Eng.) d.p.h.,

Assistant Shipping

Mason andSurgeons—Tan

P. T. A. ChetteSim Poh, C. Shipping Master—II. M. Calvert

Surveyor of Ships—H- H. P. Bengtsson

Supt. of Shipping (Miri)—G. A. C. Field

Chief

Health Department

Health Officer HarbourDo.Master (Sibu) W. Lowry

(Kuching)— A. W. G.

Marjoribanks, l.r.c.p.(Sarawak)—E.

&s. (Edin.) M. Gibson

Assist. Health Officers—E. J. Le Sueuer,

M.B., Ch.B., D.P.H., D.T.M. & H., B.A.O., Stores Department, Government

(n.u.l), r.c.p.s. Kuching, Sarawak

m.b., ch.b., and(Endin), W. Hutchison,

A. D. Hutchison, m.b., Cable Code:

Ad: Stores, Kuching;

Bentley’s

ch.b. Superintendent—J. K. Beasley

Supt.

Chief (Leper

SanitaryCamp.)—C.

Inspector—C.MasonAh Hian Storekeeper—Chen Ah Pow

Legal Department Land Department

Superintendent—C. S. Griffiths

Legal Adviser—F. Osmond Blagg Div’al. Land Officer (Sibu)—C. E. Pascoe

Asst. do. —C. E. L. Blagg Land

T. E.Officers—T.M.

Parker, A. Griffiths,

K. BrownB. and

Summers.

K. E,

Parker

Government Workshop Telegraph and Telephone Dept.

Supt. Engineer—E. H. P. Bengtsson

Govt. Surv’r. of Ships—E. H. P. Bengtsson Superintendent—W.

Assistant—F. HardingG, Tait (acting)

Municipal Department Chief Operator—C. (Miri)—H.

Operator-in-charge S. Were

Municipal Commissioner—J. P. Baird Do. (Sibu)—E. A.G. Gray

Webb

Assist.—C. Pitt-Hardacre Telephone Supervisor—Abdul Manan

Police Trade and Customs

Commissioner—L. N. Beynolds Commissioner—H. M. Calvert

Assist.

Sochon and W. H.V.Kelley

Supts.—D. Murphy, (acting) Supt., 1st

W. L. P. Assist. Division—L.

Supt.. D. Kennedy

1st Division— R. F. Sinclair

Supt., 3rd Division— W. Lowry

Do., 4th & 5th Divisions—G.

Chief Supervisor—Ali Bin Dollah A. C. Field

Post Office, General Depy. Assist. Supt.(Kuching)—A.H. Nunes

Postmaster-Gen’].—K.

Do. H. Gillan (on leave) Do. (Sibu)—E. Pawle

do. —B.

Assist. Postmaster

Div’al. —Sim A.Chiap

Trechman

(Miri)—W. V.Chuan

(actg.)

Hanson Cashier—Lau

Do. (Miri)—J. McKenna

Ah YamEk Long and Chai

Do. (Sibu)-D.O’C. McGinn Chief Clerks—Thang

Ah Jap

SARAWAK 1659

Survey Department Treasury

Superintendent—N. A. Middleman Treasurer—A. A. Rennie, c.a.

Assistant Treasurers—B. A. Trechman, A.

Assist. Surveyors—W. Harnack, R. N. L.F. L.McLaine, W. Y. Hanson, a.gua., and

Mansel Joon Luke

Baron, N. Mace, D. L. Leach, J. L. Accountant—L.

Noakes and I. S. Hammond Cashier—Tan Cheng Pun

London: Sarawak Government

Millbank House, Westminster, Offices-

S.W

Special Commissioner for Sarawak in Singapore—Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd.

England—H.H. the Tuan Muda Manila—Findlay, Richardson & Co.

Government Agent in England—F. F. Jeddah—D.

officer)

Macfarlane (Sarawak pilgrim

Boult

Borneo Co., Ltd., The (Incorporated in St.Rev.

Augustine’s Church—Betong

England), Merchants—Kuching,

wak, via Singapore. Head Office:Sara-

28, Rev. W.

M. Linton,

Bradshawb.a.

Fenchurch Street, London, E.C. 3. Rev. J. Sparrow

G.P.T.C.Bates, manager (acting)pro. Rev. M. Senang

Rev. L. Angking

R. L.V.Moir

Cobbold | signs

G. F.perChaplin Christ Church—Lundu

A. P. Merrells, chief clerk S. Rev.

Columba’s Church—Miri

British Malayan Petroleum Co., Ltd., Rev. F.Chong

W. Synnott,

En Siongm.a.

The (Incorporated in England) St.Master—Rev.

Thomas’ BoysF.School—Kuching

S, Hollis, l.th.

A. H.inNoble,

Office general manager

Brunei—Kuala Belait, Brunei

J. P. Berkin, local manager Mistress—Miss Harkmess

St. Mary’s Girls School

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Mistresses—Misses Andrews, Hark-

and China (Incorporated in England ness and Carlton

by Royal Charter 1853)—Cable

Kernel, Kuching. Head Office: 38, Roman Ad: Catholic Mission

Bishopsgate, Right Rev. Mgr. E. Dunn, pref. apos.

N. J. Austin,London,

agent E.C. 2 Kuching—

Rev. Frs. A. Hopfgartner, J. J. Morris,

R. J. S. Davies, sub-accountant J. Vos, A. de Vos and L. Barry

Tan Soon Tye, cashier Sibu—

CHURCHES and MISSIONS Rev. Frs. V. Haider and C. Guadekker

Binatang—

Ecclesiastical Rev. Frs. L. v.d. Bergh and T. Delaney

Bishop of Labuan and Sarawak— Kanowit—

Rt. Rev. Noel Hudson, m.a. (Resi- Kapit—Frs. A. Klerk and J. Buis

Rev.

dence

Archdeacon Bishop’sSarawak—Yenble.

House Kuching)A. B. Rev. Frs. W. Odyke and J. v. d.

Champion,ofm.a. (Kuching) Laar

Mukah—

Diocesan Reg.—K.Choo Seng(Kuching) Rev. Frs. A. Mulder and A. Luppes

Missionaries (S.P.G.)

Cathedral Church of St. Thomas— Dalat—

Kuching Rev. Frs. C. Epping and C. Bunck

Yen. Miri—

Rev. F.A. S.B. Hollis

Champion,

L. Th.m.a. Rev. Frs. H. Jansen and J. Feldbrugge

Tebekang—

Rev. Kong Kwui En Rev. Frs. J. Staal and J. Oss

Rev. E. G. Proctor Tebekang—

St. James’s Church—Quop Rev. Frs. J. Staal and J. Oss

Rev.

St.Rev. Si

John’s Migaat

Church—Ta-i Convents

T. Buda Sacred Heart, iSibu — Mother

St.A.Luke’s Church—Simanggang Rev. St. Clare’s, Kamowit — Mother

W. Stonton B. Sc., Nativity and four sisters

SARAWAK

Sacred Heart, Sibij —Mother Dorothy wmiskBrnuBM

and four sisters' Kuching Drug Store,Booksellers,

Wholesale and

St.tivity

Clare’s, Kanowit—Mother

and four sisters Na- Retail Druggists, In-

St. Elizabeths, , Dal at — Mother den tors, (Commercial Judicators, Pro-

visidners and Merchants — Kiiching,

Clare and two sisters Sarawak,

Sit. Anthony’s Convent, M nkah

Mother Alphonsus , and tvro A. Borneo;

Dr.managingE. Law, Cable

d.m.t.,Ad:m.b.,

proprietor

Drugf.i.c.,

sisters

Law, Dr. A. F.,.m.b,, d.m.t., d.s.t. (Chicago,

St. Mary’s U.S.A), F.C.L,m.r.s.i.,F.R.M.S.,

m.s.c.i.F.R.E.S.,

(Eng.), F.R.S.A.,

Miss E.Mission Schooland

S. Andrews for Miss

GirlsM. m.r.i.p.h.,

tiate Medical Practitioner—Kuching

Licen-

Carlton

St. Thomas’ School—Kuching Sarawak Chinese Banking Co., Ltd.—

Warden—Et. Rev. The Bishop Kuching f

Principal—Rev. F. S. Hollis Chairman—Who

M anagi rig, pirector— ChengChuriHevBak Hin

Chaplain—Ven. A.B. Champion Directors-- Po YongLong,Teo Cheong

Bod,'

Guan arid Lim Peng Khdon Sum

Tfep Cheng Hoon, Tan

CLUBS and ASSOCIATIONS

Kuching Rifle Club ’ Sarawak Musjeum—E. Banks, curator

Hon. Secretary D. L'.'Leach

Hon. Treasurer—E. S. Holl Sarawak Oilfields, Ltd. (Incorporated

in Sarawak)—Registered Office: Miri,

Sarawak Club . Sarawak; Postal Ad: Miri, via Singa-

Hon. Secrjetary—R. W. Crater pore;

Bentley’sCable(with

Ad:OilSaroilco,

Supplement)Miri; Codes:

A.B.C.

Hon. Treasurer— W. J, Chater 5thLondon

edn. .- Agents—The Anglo-Saxon

Sarawak Turf CluL Petroleum Co., Ld.,St. Helen’s Court,

Patron—H.H. The Rajah Great St, Helen’s, London, E.C. 3

President—H.H. The Tuan, Muda Singapore Agents—The Asiatic Petro-

Yice-do. —J. C.Parnell,

SwayneC. D. Adams, leum Co. (S.S.), Ld. ,

Committee—E. A. F.H.F.Noble, general

Marriott, assist,manager

gen. manager

Datu

W. S. Shahbandar,

Buck, B. J. C.Tan Sum

Spurway, Guan,

H. B. H. C. Wells, secretary and acct.

Crocker, lit Bol Hassan, P. M.

Adams, J. B. Archer, Datu Amar, Sarawak porated

Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incor-

in Sarawak)—32 andCable

33, Khoo

Ong Kwan Hin and E. S. Hbll Hun Yeang Street, Kuching;

Hon. Ground Sety. - Ong Hap Leong Steamship,

Hon. Secy, and Treasurer—P. M. Adams edn., Scott’sKuching; Codes: A.B C. Ad:

5th

10th edn. and Bentley’s

E. Parnell, managing director

.Sarawak Union Club—Kuching Straits S. S. Co., Ld., Singapore Agents

President—.The

of Labuan andRt.Sarawak

Rev. the Bishop

Vice-President—Ven. Archdeacon A. B. Sime, Darby ri Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in

S.S.),

Champion

Hon. Secretary—Father F. S. Hollis AgentsPlantation

and Valuers, RubberGeneral

and TinImport,

Mine

Hon. Treasurer—Ee Lai Watt Export and Produce Merchants,

ping and Insurance Agents—6, Main Ship-

Deputy Sect.,—Tan Kui Choon Bazaar, Kuching ; Head Office: 5,,Malacca

Street, Singapore. Registered Office: 4,

St. Michael’s Catholic Club—Kuching Fort pore,

Road, Malacca. Branches at Singa-

President—A.

Vice-do. —ChenHaideggar

Ah Pow Lumpur,Malacca,

Seremban Penang,

and Muar. Ipoh, London

Kuala

Hon. Treasurer—Tan Eng Chong Agents:

chester Shaw,

House, OldDarby & Co., Ltd.,

Broad Street, E.C. Win-2.

Hon. Secretary—C. S. Were A. Hannigan, manager

SARAWAK—STATE OF NORTH BORNEO 1661

Tan Sum Guan & Son, Merchants, Iri- A

stiran'

Dealersce and Manufacturers’ Agents and Union Assurance

in Ice and1 Cold Storage—61,

Ewe Hai Street; Teleph. 250; Cable Ad: Commercial I’nionSociety, Ud.jCo,,(Fire)

Assurance Ld.

Tansumguan; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., (Marine and Accident) . ,

Bentley’s, Acme and Private Manufacturers Life Insurance ,0©.

Tan Sum Guan, partner (signs for the . Ford Kotor Co. of Malaya, Ld.

Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ld.

firm)1 1 Budge Whitworth, Ld., England

T. K. Cljobi'n?} ; Correspondent to Orange-Crush Co. (London), Ld.

“The Malaya Tribune” S’pore INew Zealand Insurance Co., Dtd.

T. K. Choon, f.c.I. (B’ham.), managing Bata iShoe Company, Ltd.

partner (signs for the firm) Toye and Company, Ltd., London

STATE OF NORTH BORNEO

This territory, formerly known as Sabah, situated at the northern end of the

island of Borneo, has.a coast lipe of about 500 miles.,. The population is made up of

Malays, Bajaus,about

which includes Dusuns, Sulus

47,799 and M'uThe

Chinese; ruts,chief

and atgeographical

the census infeature

1931 numbered 270,223,is

in the territory

the mountain of Kinabalu, about 13,70)0 feet high. The principal river On the West

coast is the Padas, On the East there are the Kinabatanga,n, Labuk, Sugut, Seganip.,

and

Westmany

coast, cither

KudatvainaBle' rivers. Sandakan

on the North, The besC and harbours

Cowieare; (hose on

Harbour of Jesselton

the East, theon two

the

last-named being very spacious and possessing great potentialities.

The climate Is particularly pleasant for the tropics; the days, are rarely very hot,

while a blanket, is often required at night; and very little inconvenience is experienced

from insect pests, such as mosquitoes and the like. Hurricanes, earthquakes, and other

natural disturbances, are almost unknown. The soap are tpeming with fish, and there

is a large export trade in dried ancl salted fish. Trade with Singapore, Hongkong

and the Philippines is well established. A weekly steamship service is maintained

between

steamers North Borneo toports

run regularly and Singapore

Hongkong and the byPhilippines.

the StraitsASteamship Company,service

local fortnightly and

ais weekly

maintainedserviceby.tothetheSabah Steamship

East Coast ports. Company

There areto.intheall four

Westlinfes

Coastof isteamships

ports, and

maintaining communication with North Borneo. Most of the trade supplies are

obtained from

increasing tradeand through Amongst

in timber. Singapore;theand with Hongkong

zoological productionsthere is a Borneo

of North brisk and

are

to be noted elephants, rhinoceros, deer of three kinds, wild cattle, proboscis monkey,

orang-utan, pig, bears, pythons and crocodiles. Of game birds there are ai'ew—argus,

fireback, and bulwef pheasants, wild duck, many varieties • of wild pigeon and doves,

snipe, and quail.

Sandakan, the capital, has a magnificent harbour and is the chief place of

trade. Jesselton,

Departments on the West

are located there. coast,

It is isalsodeveloping,

one of theand severalof the

termini, of theState

Government

Railway.

The imports

1 include cloth, rice, hardware, manufactured goods of all kinds, Chinese

tobacco, Chinese coarse crockery, matches, machinery, biscuits, oil, sugar, etc. The

chief exports are rubber, tobacco, copra, timber, cutch, coal, native tobacco,

rattans, gutta-percha,

tortoise-shell, beeswax,edibleand birds’-nests,

other natural seedproducts,

pearls, beche

whichde mer, sharks’ fins,

are brought in camphor,

fi*om the

interior, the neighbouring Sulu Archipelago, etc.

in 1913, the pre-war year. Expenditure in North Borneo was £285,013 in £210,197

Revenue in North Borneo amounted to £297,950 in 1931, as compared with 1931 (in-

cluding £34,155 for renewals1 depreciation, etc.), as compared with £115,545 in 1913.

Timber and Rubber are now the largest industries in the country,

tobacco from the premier place; and coconut cultivation is becoming one of the features having displaced

of the country, in which there are large areas still to be exploited. Cutch, which is

1662 STATE OF NORTH BORNEO

extracted from mangrove bark, is being exported in considerable quantities. There are

now many Over

growing. companies 117,000operating

acres are in North

under Borneo,

rubber the majority being

cultivation. engaged in rubber

The population of the

town of Sandakan, the capital of the territory, according to the 1931 census, was 13,826

(as

562, compared with 11,936 in 1921), composed of Europeans 111, Chinese 11,030, Javanese

1,356Indians

and others193, 111.

Japanese

The 39, Malays

British North176,Borneo

Philippine StateIslanders

Railway has 248, anatives of Borneoof

total mileage

127 miles.

Beaufort and The

to Tenom main line runs for 56 miles through flat country to Beaufort. From

scenery; thenceitonruns throughthrough 30 miles country

undulating of the Padas Gorge, the

to Melalap, notedpresent

for its terminus.

beautiful

A branch line runs from Beaufort to the small port of Weston, a distance of about 20

miles. Already

Coast. The railway thereisareplaying

14 largean rubber

important estates partandinnumerous

the developmentsmall holdingsof theserved

West

dakan is distant about 1,000 miles from Singapore, 1,200 miles from Hongkong,San-

by it, whilst the acreage under padi, sago and coconuts is steadily increasing. and

660 miles from Manila. It became connected telegraphically with Labuan on the

7th May, 1897, and was thus placed in communication

now five wireless installations in the country—at Jesselton, Sandakan, Kudat, Tawau with Europe, etc. There are

and

headLahadoffice Datu.

at Sandakan The Stateand aBank branchof North Borneo Awaslighthouse

at Jesselton. established has inbeen1921established

with its

atEastBatu

coast.Tinagat, near Tawao, and

Unattended atbeen

Tanjong

placedTrang, near Tambisan Island, on the

Kalampunian Island, Northlights Point,have

Kudat. on Taganac Island, near Sandakan,

Sulu The territoryforofsmall

by cession North Borneopayments was acquired 1877,from the

the Sultans of BruneiBorneoand

Company was incorporatedannual by Royal Charter on in the 1stand November, British

1881.North The area of

the1931,

territory

ofpeans, is 31,106assquare

was 270,223, miles,with

and the population, in 1921. as11,494 Thisascertained by the340census

205,218

Archipelago. natives

The ofcompared

Company’s Borneo, 47,799257,804

authorised Chinese,

capital isand

total included

£2,000,000. natives A dividend

Euro-

of theof Malay

3£ per

cent,

per cent,was indeclared

1920, 3 inper1916,

cent,4 inper1921,

cent,3 jinper1917,cent,4j inper1922,

cent,2finper1918, cent,5 per cent,nilinin19~19,

in 1923, 1924,3

and 1|%£59,452

against in 1929.in 1929.The credit

In May,balance

1888, aofBritish

the Revenue

Protectorate Account in 1930 was £16,565'

was established.

The following

its acquisition by the officers have administered the Government of the Territory since-

Company:—

1881 W. H. Treacher, c.m.g. 1922 H. W. L. Bunbury (O.A.G.)

1887 W. M. Crocker (O.A.G.) 1922 F. W. FraserSir(O.A.G.)

1922 Maj.-Gen. William Rycroft,.

1888 C. Y.

1895 L. P. Beaufort Creagh, c.m.g. K.C.B., K.C.M.G.

1900 Hugh Clifford, c.m.g. 1924 F. W. Fraser, c.b.e. (O.A.G.)

1901 E. W. Birch, c.m.g. 1924) Maj.-Gen.

1925 j F. K.C.B., Sir William Rycroft,

K.C.M.G.c.b.e.

1904 E. P. Gueritz 1925 W. Fraser, (O.A.G.)

1907

1907 A. Cook (O.A.G)

1910 A.E. P.C. Gueritz

A G >earson C M G

Pearson (O.A.G.) 1926} ' ' f >

1926 F. W. Fraser, c.b.e. (O.A.G.) - - -

1911

1912 F.F. W. R. Ellis,

Fraserc.m.g

(O.A.G.)

1912 J. Scott Mason 1927} Fl- Humphreys, c.b.e.

1927 D. R. Maxwell (OA..G.)

1913} F‘ W- Fraser (°-A-G-) 1928

1928 D.J. L.R. Humphreys,

Maxwell (O.A.G.) C.M.G., c.b.e..

1913 TheRt.Hon.SirWestRidgeway, 1929 J. L, Humphreys, c.m.g., c.b.e.

G.C.B., G.C.M.G., K.C.S.I.

1913

1915 A.C. C.W.Pearson C. Parr 1930} D' E- Maxwe11 (G-A G-)

R W Fraser AG 1930

1930 A.C. F.F. C.Richards

Macaskie (O.A.G.)

19ie}

1916 A. C. ' Pearson (°- - -) 1631 A.D. F.R. Richards

1919 F. W. Fraser (O.A.G.) 1931

1932 A. F. Richards (O.A.G.)

Maxwell

1919 A. C. Pearson, c.m.g.

BRITISH NORTH BORNEO 1663

DIRECTORY

Bbitish North Borneo Company

(Incorporated by Royal Charter, IstNovember, 1881)

Court of Directors—London

(Offices: 17, St. Helen’s. Place, London, E.C. 3)

President—Major-General

Vice-President—D. O. Malcolm Sir Neill Malcolm, k.c.b., n.s.o.

Hon.G.Mouhtstuart Elphinstone

E. R. Bromley-Martin C. Mallet | Capt. A. G. Cowie

Secretary—W. O. Pidgeon |

Legal Assistant—W. J. Worth

Governor and Staff Resident,Officer—

District Tawau—E. W. Morrell

Governor

Richardsand Commander-in-Chief—A. F. Assist, Lahad Datu—R. A. Rutter

Private Secretary—(vacant) to Resident, Tawau—

Tawau—R. G. P. N. Combe

Government Secretary’s Office Resident, Interior—C. R. Smith

Govt. District Officers—

UnderSecretary—D.

Secretary—C. R.F. Maxwell

Skinner Tenom—J. S. Hill

Tambunan—W. F. Hill (cadet attached)

Assist, do: ‘ —(vacant) Deputy Assist. District Officer—

Judicial Department Keningau—Hiew Sin Yong

President of the High Court—H.E. The Constabulary

Governor Commandant—Major W. C. Adams, m.c.

Chief

M.B.E.Justice

(Mil.) — D. T. J. Sherlock, K.c., Officer-in-charge of Armed Constabulary,

High Court Judges East Coast—Capt.

Adjutant^Capt. A. C. H. C. Pearson

Rice-Oxley, n.F.C.

H.Justice,

E. the Governor,

G. C. WoolleyHis Honour the Chief

J. Maxwell Hall, Chief Police Officer, Jesselton — J. B.

Atkinson

D. R. Maxwell and C. F. C. Macaskie Chief Police Sandakan — C. D. Round

Sessions Court Judges

The Residents of Sandakan and Kudat, Turner

Tawau, West Coast and Interior Gaols

Registrar of High and Sessions Courts— Inspector of Prisons — Major W. C.

Soong Chong Foh Adams, M.c. .

Administrative Officers Supt.,

Pearson Sandakah Prison—Capt. C. H. C.

Resident, Sandakan—C.

District Officers— F. C. Macaskie Sunt. Jesselton Prison—Capt. A. Rice

Sandakan—A. N. M. Garry Oxley, d.f.c.

Kudat—R. F. Evans Treasury

Deputy Assist. District

Kudat—Chung Officers—

Fook Choi Financial Controller—H. J. R. Beckett,

Kinabatangan—Jantan bin Omar A.C.A.

Labuk—B. S. Willie Dist.

A.C.A.Treas., Sandakan—A. H. Whatmore,

Resident, West Coast—J. Maxwell Hall Dist. Treas., Jesselton—A.J.B.

District Officers—

Jesselton—E. Assistant—Vun Tsze Chong Broodbank,

Beaufort—E. A.G. Grant

Pearson State Bank Of North Borneo

Kota Belud—B.

Papar—E. W. Hurrell

W. Skinner Controller—H. J. R. Beckett, a.c.a.F. Pen-

Deputy District Officer— Manager, Sandakan Branch—J.

Mempakul—D. K. Ingle lington, a.c.a. (acting)

Assist. District Officer— Manager, Jesselton Branch—Robert Baptie

Tuaran—(vacant) Acct.,

a.c:a. Sandakan do. —A. H. Whatmoie

Deputy Assist. District Officer— Acct., Jesselton Branch—F. F. B. Baker

Beaufort—J. S. Funk

1664 BRITISH NORTH BORNEO

Audit Depaetment C.Wilson,

O. Barnett,

Auditor—W. A. C. Smelt, a.c.a. m.n z.i.s. m.n.z.i.s., and D. P.

Assist. Auditor—J. F. Penlington, Chief Draughtsman—T. V. Durai

Principal Medical DepartmentA. Dingle, Protector—C. Protectorate

Medicale.e.c.p.

Officer—P. D. Martyn

m.e.c.s. (Eng.), (Lend,) Deputy Protector—A. N. M. Garry

District Surgeons— Assist. Officer— U Sui Chuen

Sandakan:

Jesselton: J.J. P.K.Taylor, m.s„l.k.c.p.

O’Byrne, m.b.,(Sidney)

& s., i.

Beaufort: T. Tregarthen, m.e.c.s. Editor of the HeraldDepartment

J. C. (Bond.)

(Eng.), Jj.b,c.p.

Printing

and Supt.—H. A. W.

Assist. Surgeon, TenOm—-Lau Lai, l.m.S. S. Arrindell

Govt. Printer—S. W. Russel Is

(Hongkong, Medical College)

Nurse Matrons—

Jesselton: Post and Telegraph Department

Miss E. Ashworth, s.e.n., c.m.b. Postmaster-General

Sandakan: MissE. S. Surman s.e.n.c.m.b. —C. F. N. Wade, m.i.w.t.,Supt. and of Wireless

Assist. Postmaster-Generalm.i.r.e., g.i.e.e.

and Assist,

Customs and Excise Department Supt.

A. of Telegraphs

Dabell, m.i.w.t. and Wireless—H.

Commissioner of Customs and Excise— Assist. Supt. of Posts and Telegraphs—G.

M.M. Clark 1

| C. .Fenton

Assist.

HolmesCommissioner of Excise — S'. G.

Assist. Commissioners of Customs and DirectorPublic Works Department

of Works—J. A. Houston, b.a.,

Excise, Jesselton—G. F. C. Woolett b.e., a.m.i.c.e.

Assist. Commissioner

dakan—S. G. Holmes of Customs, San- Executive Engineer, M.AM.E.

Sandakan—H.

Bishop, A.M.I.STRUCT.E.,

Deputy Assist. Commissioner of Customs, Executive Engineer, Jesselton — E. R.

Sandakan—Chee Chong Shing Baker, a.m.i.c.e.

Harbour Department Assist. Surveyor—M. Govindarajulu

Harbour Master—M. M. Clark F orestry Department

Marine

Deputy Surveyor

Harbour and Engr.—J. C. Graham Conservator

Sandakan:

Master—

S. G. Holmes FOR., F.R.G.S.of Forests—H. G. Keith, b.sc.

Jesselton: Harbour Master—G. F. J. Agama Conservator of Forests—

Deputy Assist.

C. Woolett

Land Oefice Agricultural Department

Comm’r. of Land—H. A. W. S. Arrindell Acting Director of Agriculture—H. G,

Keith, b.sc , for., f.r,g.s.

Survey Department Mycologist Department

Sury. General—T. J. H. Speedy, m.n.z.i.s. Mycologist,

Govt. Surveyors — D. McCaw, m.n.z.i.s., Bateson and Agriculture Adviser—E.

E. J. Smallfield, m.n.z.i.s., G. Farrelly,

SANDAKAN

Commercial Agents: British North Borneo (Chartered) Co.

Adelaide—Gibbs,

& Co.Bright & Co. Iloilo—Smith,

Amoy—Tait

Bombay—Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ld. Madras—Best &Bell

Manila—Smith, Bell

Co., Ld.

Co.,*Rd.Co., Ld.

Calcutta—Gillanders, Arbuthnot

Cebu-Smith,M.BellRobertson

& Co., Ld.& Co. & Co. Melbourne—Gibbs, Bright & Co.

Colombo—J. Penang—Guthrie ifcForbes

Tientsin—William Go., Ld.& Co.,

Foochow—Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ld. Singapore—Guthrie &, Co.,

Hongkong—Gibb, Livingston & Co,, Ld. Sydney—Gibbs, Bright & Co.Ld.

BRITISH NORTH BORNEO 1665

The State Bank of Nokth Borneo—

Head Office: Sandakan; Cable Ad: Statebank. Branch: Jesselton

Controller—H.J.R. Beckett, I Actg. mgr.—j.F. Penlington, | Acct.—A.H. Whatmore,

A.C.A. ] A.C.A. | A.C.A.

Anderson, W. A., Advocate and Solicitor Bakau & Kenya Extract Co., Ltd.

—Teleph. 210; Cable Ad: Anderson, (Registeredof Tanning

facturers in GreatExtracts

Britain),andManu-

Dyes

Sandakan —Head

ASSOCNS.j CLUBS, SOCIETIES, <&c. Glasgow Office: 24, George Square,

J.Harrison

E. Phelps,

andmanager

Crosfield (Borneo) Ld.,

Caledonian Society of British North managing agents

Borneo, The (Constituted 1925)

President—J. K. S. Malcolm British BorneoTimber

TimberMerchants,

Co., Ltd., Ship-

Saw-

Committee—G. H. Mavor, Dr. V. A. mill Owners,

Stookes,

Hon. R. Baptie

Secretary andand W. A. Millar

Treasurer — J. builders and Engineers — Cable Ad:

Mitchell Billian, Sandakan

Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd.,

Chamber of Commerce agents

Committee—Hon. Mr. W. F. Pinnock Timber Dept.

J. K. S. Malcolm,Dr.Y.A.Stookes,A.E. S. D. Key, manager

Phillipps, S. D.SohKey,SieuA. Boh

H. J. Falkes, McKendrick,

and Goh R.G. Wilson

C. Cawood | G. W. S. Larkins

Teck Soon E.H. Williams

J. Clements | C.F. J.A.Robinson

Wales

Hon. Secretary—W. A. Millar Sawmills Dept.

A.H.McKendrick,

Parnell manager

LawnPresident—H.E,

Tennis Club,The Sandakan

Governor R. F. Yaughan, accountant

Committee—Hon. Mr. C. F.H.S.Parnell

Mac- Engineering Dept.

kaskie, J. K. S. Malcolm, T. Dunlop

and Mrs. Stookes China Underwriters,

Hon. Secretary—I. L. Robson Marine,

eral Accident, Motor

Insurance—Head CarLtd.,

Office:

Life

and Gen-

Hongkong

Sandakan Club W.Sandakan;

Watt & Cable

Co.—28, Jalan Tiga,

Hon. President— H.E. The Governor Ad: Wewatt

of British North

Chairman—J. K. S.Borneo

Malcolm

Committee—Hon. Mr. C. F. C. Ma- CHURCHES i& MISSIONS

caskie,

W. A. C. Smelt, S. G.Houston,

Capt. J. A. HolmesCapt.

and

W. A. Millar Borneo Basel Self-established Church

Hon. Secretary—I. L. Robson

Hon. Treasurer—A. G. Ludgate, a.c.a. —Sandakan

Rector—Yap Hyen Mu

Catechist—Chong

Church Wardens —EnFung

Lin En Sue,

Sandakan Golf Club Phong Hon Hin, Wan Yin Kyau and

Captain—Hon. C. F. C. Macaskie Jennie Fong

Hon. Secretary—W. A. Millar Trustee—Fung En Sue

Secretaries—Fung Shong Kong and

Sandakan Recreation Club Chong En Lin Hon Hin

Treasurer—Phang

General Committee—Capt- C. H. C. Committee

Pearson (chairman),

(secretary and treasurer),?.Kong Dominic,

Su Eng Yau Tsung,— Pang

Li EnChun

Sue, Fah,

Pang Chin

Tain

Vun Tsze Chong, A. Collado, Ng Yin, Ho Pau Chin, Wong En Sue

Tai Yong, F. G. Miyamoto, U. Ebra- and Liew Tze Nye

him and Chin Fook Jin School Inspector—Phang Hon Hin

53

1666 BRITISH NORTH BORNEO

Chinese School T. Efford

Head-Master—Chong En Lin C. Boyer J.C. Mitchell

K. Langlands

Assistant—Pang Tain Yin W. A. Millar D. Graham

English School G. B. Fleming A.G. G.Ludgate,

Grierson

a.c.a.

Head-Master—Chung Ling V. H. Bentham

Assist.—Lai En Loi North Borneo Trading Co., Ltd., The,

Chukcit of England—Sandakan Timber,

—Jesselton Estate

and and GeneralBritishNorth

Sandakan, Merchants

Rector—Yen. Archdeacon Mercer

Assist. Priest.—Rev. Sung Khi Fong Borneo; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s and

Headmaster—B. J. Sole, m.a. (Camb.) Broomhalrs. Avenue,

London Office: 20, Copthall

London. E.C. 2

(St. Michael’s School) A.E.E.N.Phillipps,

Headmistress—Companion Anne, C. Raymond,generaldo. manager

assist.

W. K. Blair (forestry dept.)

Roman Catholic Mission R. E. Ounninghapi (sawmill)

Prefect Ap. — Right Rev. Mgr. A. Managing Tuaran

Agents

RubberEstates

Estates,(1914),

Ld. Ld.

Wachter (Jesselton) Bode Rubber

Proprefect & Rector—Rev. A.(Labuan) Blotter Sandakan Light A Power Co. (1922), Ld.

Assistant—Rev. B. Davis (Sandakan) Estates Agencies

Rectors—Revs. Sekong Rubber Co., Ld., Sandakan

Ant. Raitch Y.(Putatan),

Weber (Jesselton),

J. Bohn, Insurance Agencies

Liverpl. &Assurance

L’don. A Globe

assist. (Putatan), M. Connolly, assist.

(Tambunan), A. Gossens (Papar), , Alliance Co., Ld.Ins. Co., Ld.

A. Williams (Sandakan),, J. L. Quinn Cmoral World Marine A General Ins. Co., Ld.

(Tambunan) A gencies

(Kinuta) and A. Verhoeven Schultheiss-Patzenhofer

Bovril,

St. Maky’s Roman Catholic School, Virol, Ed.Ld.

For Boys—Sandakan Texas Co. (Philippine Islands), Inc.

Director of School—Rev. B J. Davis Sabah Steamship Cos. (1927), Ltd.,

Coasting Services—Sandakan

Cowie Harbour Coal Co., Ltd.—Work-

ings: Silimpopon River, Tawao; Coaling ' ““ Kalamantan,”

Kinabalu,” 196220tonstons

Wharves: Sebatik Island and Sandakan “ Klias,” 95 tons

C. B.C. JTallack, acting colliery manager Harrisons

agents A Crosfield (Borneo), Ld.,

Hale, assistant

M. Melson, loading supt. (Sebattik) Sandakan Hotel—Tel. Ad: Hotel, San-

Harrisons

Sandakan,& managing

Crosfield (Borneo),

agents Ltd., dakan

Drummond Sandakan Dispensary, Ltd., Wholesale

—JesseltonA Co.,and Chartered

Sandakan;Accountants

Cable Ad: —Cable and Retail Chemists and Druggists

Ad : Dispensary

Drummondco; Codes:

Bentley’s and Broomhall’s A.B.C. 5th edn., I. L. Robson, m.p.s., m.s.c.i., mgr.

Partners—R. W. S. Drummond, C.A., Agents—Newton, Chambers A Co.,

B. Lowick, a.c.a. and D. Phillip, c.a. Ltd., England

J. II. Beeton, c.a., signs per pro. Sandakan Ice AA Aerated

Fun k A Sons, General Importers, Whole- Harrisons CrosfieldWater Co., Ltd.,

(Borneo), Ltd,

sale and Retail Merchants—Sandakan, managers

British North Borneo Sandakan Light and Power Co. (1922),

Harrisons* A Crosfield (Boriseg).. Ltd.— Ltd.—Sandakah; Tel. Ad: Powerhouse.

, (’able Ad: Crosfield; Codes: A.B.C. 5th, Sandakan

Bentley’s, Bentley’s Second,. A.l, and Shewan, Tomes A Co., Hongkong,

general managers

Western Union North Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.,

Directors—Hon. Mr. F. W. Pinnock Sandakan, managing agents

(chairman),

-Malcolm W. G. Darby and J. K. S. G. HI Mavor, manager and resident

engineer

BRITISH NORTH BORNEO

JESSELTON

Abmed Constabulary , l ■ . Railway Department

(Military Headquarters: Jessfeltofi) Officer - i n- C har ge Railways — D. G.

Commandant—Major W. C. Adams, M.c. _ . Logie

Adjutant—Capt. A. Rice-Oxley, d.f.c.

Superintendants—Capt. Pearson,, Officer-ia-Cbargo Railways—J. Beatty

0. D. Round-Turner andC. J.H.B.C..Atkinson (on leave)

Locomotive Supt.—W. J. Sproson

Lands Department State Bank of North Borneo

Commissioner of Lands—C. D. Martyn Manager—R. Baptie

Accountant—L. O. Morris

Mycologists Department

Mycologist

Bateson and Agricultural Adviser-—E. Surv’r. Gen’l.—T. Survey Department

J. H. Speedy, m.n.z.i.s.

Postal Department—G.P.O. District Surveyor—E. J. Smallfield

Chief Draftsman—T. V. Durai

Postmaster-General and Supt. of Tele-

graphs—H. A. Dabell, m.i.w.t. Telegraph Dept., Government

Assist. Supt. of Posts and Telegraphs—G.

C. Fenton Supt.,

M.I.W.T.Land and Radio—H. A. Dabell,

Printing Department Assist. Supt.—G. C. Fenton

Editor (N.B. Borneo Herald)—H. A. W. S.

Arrindell Printer—S. W. Bussells

Government Cheah Loon Ghee k Co., Ltd.—Jesselton,

British North Borneo

Proprietors of—

Protectorate Bukit Padang Rubber Estate,

Jesselton

Protector—C. D. Martyn Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd.,

Depy. do. —A. N.. M.

Chief Clerk—Lee JohnGarry

Nyuk agents and secretaries

Attached— G. L. Gray

Church of England

Public Works Department Rev. S. M. Collier

Executive

A.M.I.C.E. Engineer—A. E. Crisp, m.a., Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd.,

Foremen

Chief of Works—P.

Clerk—Vun Y. Estrop, B. Bello Merchants—Cable

Yin Chong

Ad: Crosfield

G. B. Fleming, manager

KUD AT

District Officer—R. F. Evans

Harbour Master and Supervisor of Customs—R. F. Evans

Deputy

Church Assistant District Officer—Chung

of England—Revs. Vun Nen YunFook

k LaiChoi

Chun Shang

53'

LABUAN

This, formerly the smallest British Colony in Asia, was ceded to Great Britain

by the Sultan of Brunei in 1846, and taken possession of in 1848. It is situated on the

north-west

min. E. It coast

has anof area

Borneoof 30£

in latitude 5 deg. and

square miles, 16 min. N., and

is about longitude

six miles from 115

the deg.

Borneo15

coast and, 725 miles, or three days’ steaming, from Singapore. ' Although Labuan

Eossesses a fine port, has extensive coal deposits, and by situation seemed likely to

ecome a depdt for the trade of the north coast of Borneo, it has only partially

fulfilled

Labuan;theabout

expectations

2,850 acresformed of it. are

of rubber Theplanted,

produce part

of Brunei Bay finds

in bearing, anda principally

market in

owned

steamshipby Chinese. Coconuts

communication withareSingapore

being planted

and on the sameas land.

Sandakan, well asThere

withistheregular

local

ports.

from 1890Theuntil

Government

January was

1st, administered

1906, when theby Colonial

the British

OfficeNorth

againBorneo

resumedCompany

direct

control, and Labuan was incorporated with the Straits Settlements in January, 1907,

becoming a separate settlement in 1912.

9,200 The coalThis

mines workedsecured

by the Labuan Coalfields Co., Ltd.,andexported in 1910 was

styledtons.

the Labuancompany

Exploration Co. operations

was formedininMarch,

London1911,

with the another

object ofcompany,

working

these

their mines

exportand prospecting

of coal for other

ceased many yearsminerals

ago. but its efforts were unsuccessful and

In recent years there has been an increase of vegetable and fruit cultivation

among the smallholders, a tendency which will probably develop further with the

-depression in the rubber industry.

The population as revealed by the 1931 census 1930 was approximately 19317,000.

Imports Si,128,324 $ 536,ICO

Exports 1,443,865 780,849

$2,572,189 $1,317,009

DIRECTORY

Resident’s Office Judicial Department

Resident—C. H. Whitton, m.c.s. District and Police Courts

Chief Clerk—K. Suppiah District Judge and Police Magistrate—

Govt. Rost House—Beach St., Victoria C, H. Whitton, m.c.s.

Police Magistrate— Dr. G. H. Swapp

Audit Office Justices of the Peace

Chief Clerk—Cheong Keong Quee W. W. Boyd

Government Schools Koh Eng Watt | Chan Wai Sik

English Land Department

Headmaster—H. B. McIntyre Collector of Land Rev.—C.H. Whitton,M.C.S.

VernnculcL'i—V ietoria Land Bailiff—Mohamed bin Dally

Headmaster—Mohd. Salleh b. Peer Mohd. Medical Department, Colonial

Bukit Kalism

Headmaster—Abdul Kadir b. Bair Medical Officer- Dr. J. W. Winchester, m.d.

Harbour Office Police

Harbour-Master—E. J. O’Reilly In-charge of Police —T. E. Murphy

LABUAN 1669

Post' Office Treasury

: Department

Posttoasteer—C. H. Whitton, M.c.s. TreasmvT-- C. H. Whitton, m.c.s.

Public Works and Survey Dept. Victoria Gaol

Officer-in-cbarge—W. H. Holland Superintendent—C. H. Whitton, m.c.s.

Asiatic Petroleum

Petroatic; Codes: Co.,Bentley’s

Ltd.—Cable Ad:

complete Eng Watt & Co., Merchants—33, Beach

phrase and Oil Supplement Street

Harrisons Koh Eng Watt, managing owner

agents & Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd., Chua Choo Liong, mgr., signs per pro.

Koh Yew Seng, cashier

Church of England—Church of Our

Holy Saviour Harrisons

Rt. Rev. H. Hudson, Bishop of Merchants&and

Crosfield

General (Borneo), Ltd.,

Agents—Cable

Labuan and Sarawak Ad: Crosfield

V. H. Bentham, Manager

New Church of Corpus Christi

Father A. Stotter

Eastern Extension,Co.,Australasia and Labuan Recreation Club

China Telegraph Ltd. Associated President—The Resident

with Imperial and International Com- Hon. Secretary—J. W. Winchester

munications Ltd. manager Hon. Treasurer—Mohamed Rassim

W. E. O. Stanford,

C. E. Wilkinson, engineer Labuan Golf Club

Operators—J. R McOustra and F.

W7. B. Skottowe HoAn. Secretary—C. E. Wilkinson

BRUNEI

The sovereignty

of100some squareofmiles,

the Sultan of Brunei has beenby reduced to aWith

wedgea coast

of territory

miles2,500

it embraces practically

the Districts surrounded

of Belait, Tutong, Sarawak.Muara,

Brunei, Temburonglineandof

Labu, There is only one town of any size, Brunei or Dar-ul-Salam (city of peace), which

has a population of 10,453. The census of 1031 showed a total of 30,135 for the

whole

Town. State. Of these

The town itselfsome

was 2,683 werecomposed

formerly Chinese. ofTheEuropeans

houses built innumberedthe river17onin nibong

Brunei

friles. With the establishment of peace and order, however, the natives have gradually

inearned

brick

the advantages

theshops

town is now

and

of cultivation

conducted

houses,

and have

on land.

and all government

migrated

Chinesearetohave

Thebuildings terrabuilt

firm,a, and all business

on land. some 69 stone and

Mount TheMulu,

land inmaySarawak

be said toterritory,

slope gradually from a backbone the

is the largest—towards of mountains—of

sea. It contains which

no

noticeable

mouths peaks

and the such as

rapids whichKinabulu in British

occur within North

30 .miles Borneo.

and The

lesscanofenter bars at its

the seatheprevent river-

any

but limited navigation. Launches drawing 5 of 6 ifeet

Tutong rivers except in the monsoon season. Steamers drawing 12 feet can at all Belait and

times reach Brunei Town, situated some 12 miles from the river mouth at Muara. The

climate

changes isof damp and warm.

temperature occur,The annualrespect

in which rainfalltheexceeds

country 100 resembles

iilches. Nothemarked

-Malay

Peninsula. The nights are cook

1670 BRUNEI

The road from Brunei Town to Tutong (30 miles) was opened to through traffic in

1927 and

made froma rapid

Tutongexpansion

Village toofthe development

beach, andhasfivealreadywoodenresulted.

bridges wereAn extension was

erected near

the mouths of the main streams situate between the Tutong

have made it possible to travel by motor car along the sandy beach from Kuala and Belait Rivers. They

Tutong to Kuala Belait, the headquarters of the British Malayan Petroleum Company,

Limited.A wireless telegraphic installation of the most modern type was opened in 1921,

with a central station at Brunei and subsidiary stations at Labuan and in each of the

districts. It places every part of Brunei in telegraphic communication with Singapore

and Europe.

Petty wars, head-hunting raids, and the jealousy of the numerous chiefs, coupled

with the existence

appointment of slavery,

of a resident rendered

British official,agriculture

the common impossible

peopleinhavethe shown

past. eagerness

Since the

toforests

take ofupthelandinterior

and plant

aboundcoconuts. Thethere

in rattans; riversarearelarge

fringed

areaswith thesago

of the nipahpalm,

palm;which

the

ismarket.

workedThe by wild

the natives and sold to Chinese traders for export

rubber tree, Jelutong (dyera costulata), is common, and is worked to the Singapore

for export. There are 4 European companies operating rubber estates. At Brunei

Town,

hundreds the Island Trading Company,

of cutchLtd., has itsin cutch

1931 wasfactory, employing

comparedseveral

$220,080 inof1930. hands. The value exported $194,457, with

In 1914, payable oil was found for the first time in the District of Belait, at a depth

of 1,820 ft. At first the flow was 25 tons daily, but a week’s pumping test reduced this

toa lease

an average ofarea six tons.

and is The British Malayan Petroleum Co., Ltd., has nowareobtained

sing, andofarethiseven brighter conducting

still in the extensive

area alongoperations.

the sea-shoreTheat prospects

Kuala Belait promi-

where

the same Company

already been located. is carrying on prospecting and where good “shows” of oil have

vogue,Native

women and industries

also would

are few. Brunei

weave besilkappreciated if it could

cloths and sarongs.

silver-work and brass-ware

be expeditiously put on the enjoys a certain

market. The

The natives are expert fishermen and the coast waters

which— with rice—form the staple diet of the people. The principal imports are piece abound in excellent fish,

goods,

and jungle tobacco, rice, kerosene

produce. The export andofsugar.

rubberThe main was

in 1931 exports

$1,622,are454cutch,

lbs. rubber, sago

Para rubber

was exported for the first time in 1914—about 7,000 lbs.

in 1931 was $161,204. Some Chinese have begun to plant pepper, a product for The value of rubber exports

which Brunei was famous 150 years ago.

The public

expenditure revenue asin against

to $322,791, 1931 amounted

$379,604toin$342,011,

1930. as against $333,609 in 1930, and

DIRECTORY

Sultan—His Highness Ahmad Tajudin Akhazux Khairi Wad-Din

Ministers of State and Regents—Pnegiran Bendahara and Pengiran Pemancha

British Resident’s Office Clerks—Pangiran Ahmad, Ahmad bin

British; Resident!—T., F. Carey Daud, Y. F. Humphrey Kong

Chief Clerk—Ibrahim bin Mohd. Jahfar (Brunei), Pangiran Bakar and Lim

Eng Kong (Kuala Belait), Abdul

Courts Wahab (Tutong), Abdullah (Kuala

Judge—T. F. Carey Labu) and Mohamad Sulaiman

Magistrates — R. O. Gates, Ibrahim (Muira)

Bin Mohd. Jahfar, Dr. E. W. Mar- Serang—Masu

tindell, Pengiram Usop Bin Pen- Engineer—Sulaiman

giran Bahar

Customs, Monopolies and Marine Medical Department

Superintendent—Chua Law Lee Medical Officer— J. W. Winchester

BRUNEI 1671

Police Force (Brunei Police) Murphy, Inche Ibrahim, Capitan Ong

‘Chief

buan),Inspr. in charge

residing (BruneiE.and

at Brunei—T. La- Boon Pang and Awang Uso bin Jawatan

Murphy Dalam

Secretary—Chua Law Lee

Posts and Telegraph Dept. Sanitary Inspector—Pangiran Kamis

Acting iSuperintendenti — Kong Em

Choi Sanitary Board (Kuala Belait)

Wireless Engr.-Pengiram Mohd. bin

Pengiram Pint Chairman—R. G. Gates, m.c.s.

Members—Dr. E. W. Martindell, G.

Public Works Department T. Notley,' Dato Shahbandar. Dr.

Engineer-in-charge—J. N. L. Hutton 1 SanitaryMurray and Yap Shak Cheung

Clerk of Works—E. Z. Keasberry Inspector—Sim Fook Mui

Sanitary Board Treasury Department

Chairman—T.

Members—Dr. F.E.Carey, M.c.s.

W. Martindell, T. E. Financial Assistant—Peter Liew Thian Tai

British Malayan Petroleum Co., Ltd. Cable Ad: Acreage, Brunei; Codes: Bent-

(Incorporated in England) ley’s, Western Union and Broomball’s

A. H. Noble, general manager W.W.H.B.Doughty,

Falconer,manager

assistant

Office on Brunei—Kuala Belait, Brunei E. Bomphrey, engineer

G. T. Notley, local manager Gadong Estate

Island Trading Co., Ltd. (Incorporated J. K, B. Cogliill, manager

infacturers,

Great Britain), Cutch Extract Manu- K. E. H. Kay

etc. — Brunei and Sarawak: Guthrie & Co., Singapore, agents

H.B.M. SQUADRON IN CHINA

Cbtjiser “ KENT ” Lieutenant (E)—N. E. H. Clarke

A s from March. 19313. Major, R.M.—V. C. Brown, d.s.o.,

Naval Commaii'der-in Chief—Vice Ad- and as fleet R.M. officer

miral Sir Frederic C- Dreyer, Captain, R.M.—A. J. Wright

K.B.C., C.B.E. Chaptain—Rev. D. V. Edwards, m.a.

Personal Staff Instr. Comdr.—A. F. Booth, m.a. and

Secretary—Payr. Lt. C'dr. H. M. as fleet education officer

Horae (Tempy. Payr. Cdr.) Surg. Comdr.—L. U. Gemmell, m.b.,

Flag. Lieut. Cdr.—F. B. Tours and as fleet medical officer

Staff Paymr. Comdr.—D. S. Lambert, and

Chief of Staff—Captain G. Layton, as fleet accountant officer

d.s.o. (Commodore 2nd Class) Paymr. Lt.-Comdr.—T. E. Nave

Secretary—Paymr. Lieut. J. E. D. Surgeon Lieut.—J. C. Gent, m.r.c.s.,

Smith l.r.c.p.

Comdr.—(G) H. A. Parker, fleet Gunnery Paymr. Sub-Lieut.—W. W. Sheppard

officer Sub-Lieut.—C. R. Wood

Do. —C. B. Graham-Watson, d.s.o. Comd. Gunner—(T) A. V. Leason

staff officer (operations) Signal Boatswain—A. L. E. Boniface

Lieut.-Comdr.—L. D. Jones, fleet (S) Comdr. Elect.—R. F. Webber

and (W/T) officer Comd. Shipwright—W. H. Royall,

Do. —F. H. P. Maurice, M.B.E.

staff officer (I) Senior Master—E. O. Hines

Fleet B. M. Officer—Mayor Y. C. Gunners^-L. Stubbs, A. E. Jacobs and

Brown, d.s.o. H. C. Beaumont

Fleet Recreational Officer—Lt. Comdr. Warrant Engineer—H. E. Drew

H. W. Y. Stephen sen Do. —W. K. Revolta

Engr. Capt.—R. G. Morton, fleet Do. —H. A. Dennis

engineer officer Warrant Telegraphist—H. D. Hynd

Comd. Engr.—C. H. Harvey, assist. Bndr. R.M.B.—W. Humphrey

to fleet engineer officer Mid'shipman.—D. V. Whinney

Assist. Secretary—Paymr. Lt. J. E. Do. —P. N. Humphreys

D. Smith Do. —S. B. Bintley

Do. —P. D. G. Mathers

For Duty in Admiral’s Office Do. —R. G. M. Collins.

Paymr. Lieut.—M. H. Knott. Do. —C. P. Yates

Paymr. Sub.-Lieut.—E. N. Hickson Do. —R. L. Alexander

Commander—G. P. Bowen, and as Do. —H. C. 0. Tanner

fleet (N) officer Do. —J. A. Harper

Do. —W. R. Patterson Do. —R. G. Heslop

Lieut.-Cbmdr.—W. G. Andrewes (T) Do. —J. A. Luther

Do. —I. M. R, Campbell Paymr.-Midshipman—K. H. Farnhill

Do. —R. J. Shaw, m.b.e. Do. —C. E. Smith

Do. —H. W. V. Stephenson

(F.R.O.) Receiving Ship “ TAMAR ”

Do. —R. G. Chichester

Lieutenant—E. L. Armstrong Commodore—E. McC. Lawrie, d.s.o.,

Do. —H. T. R. Bonham commodore in charge of Naval

Do. —D. A. H. Hornell (P.) Establishments at Hongkong

Do. —J. Grant Commodore’s Secretary—Paymaster

Engr. Cbmdr.—H. H. Wilson Lieut. Comdr.—F. R. Porter

Lieut,-Comdr. (E)—A. W. Chisholm- Staff Officer (Operations)—Comdr. J.

Hatten E. Sissmore, d.s.c.

H.B.M. SQUADRON IN CHINA

Dor Duty in Commodore’s Office Assist, to Chief Engineer—rComdr. (E)

Paymr. Lieut.—H. R. Petre E. A. Drummond

Pay Suh-Lieut.—W. R. Vallance Do. —Lieut.-Comdr. (E) P. B.

Commander—E. G. Morris A. Caruano (in charge

Lieut. Commander—M. Crockett of Torpedo Depot, Kow-

Captain, R.M.—P. J. Burgess loon)

Paymr. Commander—F. N. L. Oliver Superintending Civil Engineer - O. A.

Surg. Lieut.-Comdr.—E. J. K. Weeks, G. St, J. Kueller, m.i.c.e.

and as specialist of ophthalmology Civil Engineer— D. W. Fletcher, b.sc.,

a.m.i.c.e.

Paymr. Lieut.—A. J. V. Chubb

Comd. Gunner—R. Tatterson Assist. Civil Engr.—K. Hunter, m.c.,

Do. —(T.) E. W. Niblett B.SC., A.M.I.C.E.

Assistant Surveyor—E. V. Pollington,

Additional for Miscellaneous p.a.s.i.

Services Superintending Electrical Engineer—

W. H. Chat ten, a.m.i.e.e.

Lieut.-Comdr.—R. H. McBean, d.s.o., Elect, Engr.—J. Thomson, a.m.i.e.e.

D.S.C. Naval Store Officer—A. G. Potter

Do. —R. V. Barton Deputy Naval Store Officer—F. Bishop

Comdr. (E.)—J. L. M. Stevenson Assist. Nav. Store Officers—J. 0. Lyal,

(For charge of Stonecutters’ W/T M.c. and F. Cv Wilkins

Stations)

Captain, R.M.—E. St. J. Brockman, Deputy G. Trice

Expense Accounts Officer—W.

instr. of small arms, Hongkong Assist. Expense Accounts Office—H.

Warrant Telegraphist—F. A. G. Page, Appleton

for survey of W/T Stores at Hong- Assistant Oashier—A. 0. Ridlington,

kong, duty with ships refitting, and M.C.

West River patrol and general W/T Chaplain—Rev. H. F. St. P. Foley,

duties in Hongkong B. A.

Warrant M.A.A.—W. H. Fountain, Medical Officer—'Surgeon Comdr. R.

fleet mail officer P. Ninnis, m.b., m.s.

For Accounts of Destroyers

Paymr. Comdr.—H. A. E. Thompson H.M. VICTUALLING YARD,

Paymr. Lt.-Comdr.—W. Yates KOWLOON

Do. —E. F. McNeil- Deputy Victualling Store . Officer—O.

Smith S. N. Rickards

Assist. Victualling Store Officer—F. E.

H.M. DOCKYARD, HONGKONG S. Higgins

Commodore-in-charge of Naval Estab-

lishments—Qommodore E. McC. W. R.N, ORDNANCE DEPOT,

Lawrie, d.s.o. HONGKONG

Secretary and Cashier/—E. W. C.

Corry Senior Armament Supply Officer—G.

Commander of Dockyard—Comdr. E. B. McCormick

D. Brooke

Lieut-Comdr.—(N) G. B. R. Rudyerd- Deputy Armament Supply Officer—R.

Helpman: (hssist.-Cbmdr. of Dock- W. Mittell

yard).

1

Comd. Shipwright—H.

Comd. Boatswain—J. H.L. Fry

Metiers ROYAL NAVAL HOSPITAL,

Chief Oonstr.—A. Nicholls HONGKONG

Constructor—W. H. Wallond, r.c.n.c.' Surgeon Captain—T. W. Myles, c.b.e.,

M.D., F.R.C.S.,

Assist. Oonstr., 1st Class—S. I. Hill Surgeon Lt.-t/'biudrs. — 0. Keating;

Chief Engineer—Engr. 'Capt. R. C. m.s.mV,' t.R.c.p.&sV, A. H. Harkins,

Hugill, M.V.O., O.B.E.

First Assistant to Chief Engineer— m.b., ch.b., J. 0. Sputef, m.b. and

(D) J. M. Park, l.d.s.

Comdr. (E) W. G. Cdwland

1674 h.h.m: squadron in china

H.M.S. •CUMBERLAND” Lieutenants — (P) R. A. Kilroy, (T>

Captain—B. Egerton P. N. Churchill, D. J. Pack-Beres-

Commander—R. H.4 Bevan ford, R. F. Jennings and L. H..

Lieut.-Comdr —(T ) R, J. T. Walker Stileman

and G. A.’ C. Williams Enigr.-Comdr.—A. C. Bray

Lieut.-Comdr.—(N) R. H. D. Olivier Engr.-Lieut.—F. A, Steele

Do. —(G) R. H. Cbwaii Lieut. (E)—P. M. Latham

Do. Captan, R.M.—R. A. K. Hill

-Count A. D. R. Metaxa Lieut.,

Lieutenant—S. A. M. Else R.M.—M. N. Humphreys

Do. —(P) J. C. Cookburn (Imstr. Lt.)—A. Gunn, m.a., b.sc.

Do. — H. F. O. Hale Chaplain—Rev. J. T. B. Evans

Do. —Lord H. T. de la P'. Surgeon-Comdr.—J.

OH.B.

.S. Elliott, M.B.r

Beresford

Engineer Comdr.—J. C. Flint Payr.-Comdr.—N. Wright, o.b.e.

Lieut. (E)—0. P. Gallimore Payr.-Lieut.-Comdr.—A. G. Spears

Do. —(E) A. Chanieellor Payr. Sub-Lieutenant—D. Armstrong

Do. —(E) A. C. IK. Laman Surgeon-Lieut.—(D) W. Holgate

Do. —W. L, G. Porter Do. -— J. H. Malone, B.M.r

Captain, R.M.—C. P. Sparrow B.

Lieutenant, R.M.—J. G. Fisher

Instr. Lt.-Comdr. —G. M. j Clark, m.a. Sub-Lieut.— The Hon. P. Ci ■ Carew

Do. —W. J. Barnes

Surg.: Comdr.—F. H. Vey, M.n.c.s.

L.E.C.P. Comd.-Gunner—A.G. E.W. Adshead

Do. —(E) A)cock

Surgeon Lieutenant—M. J. Brosnan Do. —(T) A. Powell

Paymr. Comdr.—J. D. W. Rogers Do. —E. Cove

Paymr. Lieutenant—P. C. Kennett Comd.-iShipwt.—A. W. G. Todd

Sub-Lieut.—J. H. Wool!combe Gunnel’—G. E. Allen

Pay Sub-Lt. C. H. A. Harper Warrant-Engineers—G. A. Thomas, S.

Oomd. Gunner—H. E. Knights

Do. —(T) T. E. J. Francis . E.(acting) Adams and G. Murgatroyd

Do. —W. H. H. Dobson Warrant Electrician—C. B. Eastwood

Do. —V. G. Palmer Schoolmaster—E. W. Yoke

Shipwright Lt.—H. Blake, m.b.e Midshipmen—A. F. Ingram, J. W. H.

Warrant Enigmeer—J. T. Hprn Bennett, J. N. G. Grace, W. F. B.

Do. -"-C. Blhtehford

Do. —W. ,T. McDermott C. E. Lake,.YE. Bruce and Muers,.

Webb, E. F. Baines, P. E.

D. G_

Do. —R. D. Goodior Boyle

Comd. Electrician—E. D. Hines

Schoolmaster—H. C. Comben

Midshipman—L H. Kettle H.M.S. “DEVONSHIRE”

Do. —T. J. Macfarland

Do. —K. P. Thurston Captain—D. B. le Mottee

Do. —R. 0. Beckworth Commander—G. E. Boultbee

Do. —E. T. L. Dunsterville Lieut Cmdrs.-(G) F. R. Holmstrom,

Do. —A. A. Mowbray H. W. D’Arcy-Evans, (N) . R.

Do. —H. R. B. Newton Woods, (G) G. H. Roberts, (T) H.

Do. —R. 0. B. Stallard G. St. J. Bury and J. D. Socthern;

Penoyre Lieuts.—(G) R. W. Armytage, R. C.

Do. —R. G. C. Haines Medley, D. N. T. H. Webber and

Do. —C. H. O. Adams F. D. Brown

Do. —G. O. C. Hayes Oapt. R. M.—R. C. Bullock

Do. —H. D Matthew lieut. R. M.—1). H. W. Sanders

H.M.S. “ CORNWALL ” Engineer Comdr.—C. W. Lambert

Captain—G. H. Knowles Lieuts—(E) J. I. T. Green and E. J..

Commander—G. B. Middleton H. Kirby

Lt.-Comdr.—(G) R. H. G. Talbot Tempy Instr. Lieut.—D. R, Hughesr

Do. —F. M. Miason B.A.

Do. —F. B. Lloyd iSurg. Comdr.—R. J. Inman, m.b.,

Do. —G. F. N. Bradford B.CH

H.B.M. SQUADRON IN €HINA 1675

Paymr. Comdr.—F. J. Gcw>d Warrant Engineer—F. Richards

Paymi*. Lt.—J. S. S. Smith Do. —C. A. Maxwell

Sub-Lieuts R. H. S. Pemberton, R. Do. —H. Harris

B. N. Hicks and (E) C. Roth well Do. —T. D. E. Teush

Paymr. Sub.-Lt.—A. WoodifieM Schoolmaster—H. P. Pearce

Oomd. Gunners—G. Hamilton;, (T) E. Midshipman—G. J. A. (Lumsden

Tickell, E. W. Roberts (for 1). E. Do. —G. W. Murray

duties) and R. Webb ; Do. -W, A. H. Playfair

Comd. Shipwright—A. J. Lewis Do. —C. S. Green

Warrant Engineers T. W. Robinson, Do. —J. C. S'todart

W. E. Harris, V. S. T. Hunt and D. Do. —E. C. P. Wainwright

MacDon al d Do. —H. T. D. Glynn

Warrant Electrician—T. H. Hall Paymr. Midshipman!—L. O. Finch

Schoolmaster—R. E. Frost

Midshipmen—H. Winter, H. S. Bar- H.M.S. “ CARADOG ”

ber, B. ,S. Pemberton, R. L. Caple, Captain—E. N. Syfret

C. P. W. Gross, E. S. Carver, .J. H. Lieut.-Gbmdr.—C. P. Freud

Barnes, E. J. Oarver, D. E. Brom- Lieutenants—tG. E. Jones, (N) G. W.

ley Martin, J. Slamey, R. J. M. M. Vereker, (G) G. A. Moore, T.

Wratiislaw and R. Jenmer-Fust H. Hill-Walker and H. E, H.

Paymr. Mid.—I. G. Mason Nichols

Commander—(E) S. Bro-wn.

H.M.S. “ SUFFOLK ” Lieuteniant—(E) F. H. Phillips

Captain—J. H. Godfrey Captain, R.M.—R. S. Lamsdale

Commander—F. H. M. Vaughan Surg.-Lt.-Comdr.—J. F. H. Gaussei}/.

Lieut. Oomdr.—(G) B. M. Walker MB., OH.B.

Do. —(N) K. W. Kirby Paymr. Comdr.—H. H. Humphreys

Do. —F. J. Durnford Gunners—(T) P. Dennis and A. IL.

Do. —H. R. Graham Gardner

Do. (T)—W. J. C. Robertson; WarrantDo.Enigineer—L. G. L. Hutchins

—E. G- Honkinson

Lieutenant—A. F. Burnell-Nugent C'omd. Shipwright—E. A. Morris

Do. — K. N. Hoare

Do. -Q. H. Wells Flotilla Leader “ BRUCE ”

Engineer Commander—T. E. Doeksey

Lieut: (E) - T. A. H. Walker Commander—G. E. Colpoys

Do. —O. G. Gosling Lieut.-Oomdr.—G. N. Rawlings

Do. —R. O. Lockley Lieutenants—G. W. Rowell and .1. A.

Captain, R. M.—G. R. L. Scott Edwin

Chaplain—Rev. F. D. Bunt, m.a.

Ternpy. R. C. Chaplaint—Rev. T. A. Suh. iLt.—I. W. Gwynne-Evans

Gunner—G. H. Hayes

Giles Emgr. Lfc.-Comdr.—F. J. Allison

Lieut., R. M.—J. H. MeOahan

Instr. Lieutenant—S. W. C. Pack, Flotilla Leader ‘ ‘ Keppel

M. SC.

Surg.Comdr.—T. Gwynne-Jones, m.r. Captain—R. IL. Burnett, o.b.e., (Oapt.

(D) 8th Flotilla)

C.S., L.R.C.P. Lieuts.—(G) G. M. F. Fuller and (T)

Paymr. Comdr.—W. M. Hawkes R. D. Watson

Paymr. Lt.-Comdr.—G. C. G. Marfell C’omdr.—(E) J. E. Saunders (and for

Pay iSub-Lieut,—W. H. C. Hodges Flotilla duties)

Surg. Lieut.—C. D. D. da Labilliere, Surg. Lieut. Comdr.—J. M. Sloane,

M.R.C.S., L.tt.C.P. M.D.

Sub-Lieut.—M-. M. Singer Pay. Lieut. Comdr. —G. L. O. Davis

Do. —N. J. Scarlett (OaptairFs secretary)

Do. —(E) W. B. A. Wilkinson Gunner—H.

Comd. Gunners—W. H. Osborne, (T)<; duties) N. Loneon , (for D. F.

J. N. Short and H. W. EDonder Warrant Teleg.—W. D. Jones (actg.)

[Warrant (Shipwright—S. H. Croucher Schoolmaster—W. G. Tucker (accomo-

Comd. Electrician—F. L. Weatherdon dated ini Wild Swan)

Gunner—A. J. Steele

1676 H.B.M. SQUADRON IN CHINA

iLiieutenianti—(N) (I. Gr.) K. J. Destroyer “WREN”

D’Arcy (amd for Flotilla duties), Lieut. Comdr.—R. C. V. Ross

G. H, Stokes, (S) J. A. IS. Brame (Lieutenants—S. H. Norris and W. S.

and (for (S) and W/T) duties in Clouston

Flotilla) E. G. E. Liversidge

Surg. Lr.—H. de B. Kempthornte, Comdr. Engr.—H.F. Hopkins,

Sub. Lieut.—M. L. Beebee

m.&.e.

M.B., B.CH. Gunner—(T) G. W. Muirhead

Sub. Lieut.—R, P. 0. O’Sullivan

Comd. Gunner —(T) B. Batchelor Destroyer “VETERAN”

Warrant Engineer G. S. Mason Lt. I'Gpmdr.—H. C. Husband-Clutton

Destroyer “ VERITY ” Lieutenants—-E.' A. C. Ball and J. G.

D. Hill

Lieut.-Commander—C. W. May Sub. Lieut.—G. R, Carver

Lieutenant—G. H. Peters Gunner—(T) T. A. Porter

Do. —O. Brocklebank Wt. Engineer—A. B. Cluett

Sub. 'Lt.—J. M. Allisiton

Comdr.-Engineer—S. J. Taverner River Gunboat “ CICALA ”

Acting Gunner—G. Newoombe (T) Lieut.-Comdr.—I. H. Brockett-Pugh

Destroyer “ WHITEHALL ” Lieutenant—E. II. Dyke

Lieut.-Comdr.—F. R. G. Maunsell Surgeon Lieut.—W. S. Davidson

Lieutenant—H. L. Gilbert Gunboat “ MOTH ”

Do. —W. A. F. Hawkins

Sub-Lieutenant—W. A. M. Batten Lieut.-Commander--R. M. Rodgers

Comdr.-Engineer—A. E. Leverett Lieutenant—C. J. O. Malcolm

Gunner (T)—A. O. H. Ashthorpe iSurgeon Lieut.—A. E. Flannery, L.R.

c.p. & s.

Destroyer; “ WILD SWAN ” Gunboat “ SEAMEW ”

Commander— P. Todd Lieut.-'Commander—G. F. Agutter

Lieutenant—C. H. de B. Newby Lieutenant—E. F. Pizey

Do. —P. M. Bliss

Do. —-J. O. Martin Gunboat “ TARANTULA ”

Comdr. Gunner—H. D. Jenner Captain—W. G. Beam,; senior officer^

Warrant Engineer—R. G. Swift West River

Destroyer “ WISHART ” Lieutenants—C. M. Hall and J. F.

Commander—G. C. Bannister Gruning

Lieutenant—R. (L. Fisher Surg. Lieut.—R, N. ,B. Lowis, M.n.c.s.r

Do. —R. C. P. Ellis L.R.C.P.

Sub-Lieutenant—R. F. T. Stannard Gunboat “ MOORHEN ”

Gunner (T)—H. C. Hunt Lieut.-Comdr.—P. W. Wainwright

Warrant Engineer—L. S. Rooke Lieutenant—H. R. Thompson

Destroyer “WHITSHED” Surveying Vessel “ HERALD ”

Commander A. M. Williams Comdr.—N. A. C Hary (in dorhmand)

Lieutenants—C. A. de W. Kitcat and Lieut.-Comdr.—A. Jones

P. M. B. Chavasse Do. —(N) A. B. B. Fouler-

Sub. Lt,—J. C. A. Ingram ton

Comd. Engin eer - J. F. Kell away Lieutemant—A. C. E. Higgens

Gunner—(T) IV. F. H. (Lewis Do. —C. S. E. Lansdowhe

Destroyer ‘WITCH” Do. —H. Menzies

Sub-Lieutenant—E. G. Irving

Commander—L. F. B. Ommauney Paymr. Lt.-Comdr.—A. J. V. Chubb

Lieutenants—D. Dampen, G. W. W. Comd. Engineer—W. McKennan

H. Paine and Viscounit Jocelyn Surg.-Lieut.—J. C: Gent, m.r.cp. &

Comd. Engineer -F. L. Graham L.R.C.P.

Gunner—(T) F. Jefferson Boatswain—W. Halloran

H.B.M. SQUADRON IN CHINA 1(577

Sloop “ BRIDGEWATER ” Lieutenant- (T) C. J. Smith

Commamder—G. W. Hoa.rfrSmith Do. —(S)' H. D. Wyldbere-

Lieut.-■Comma,nder—H. White Smith

Lieuteuiant—(N) J. Sraythe Engr. Comdr.—J. L. M. Stevenson

Do. —J. D. Watson Engr. Lieut.-Comdr.—H. Moy

Sungeon Lieut.—C. Ommaney-Davis, Lieutenant (E)—*S. M. Terry

Paymr. Comdr.—C. H. A. Crouch,

l.r.c.P. and s.

Warrant Engineer—C. W. F. Bass Surg.-Oomdr.—€. H. M. Gimlette-

Gunner—C. Kadwill M.B., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.

Sloop “ CORNFLOWER ” Paymr. Lieut.-Comdr.—S. H. Mat-

thews

Commander—C. F. Hammili Surg. Lieut.—V. jG. Horan, m.b.

Lieut.-Comdr.-r-lh., C,. Wind^Q}.^ . , Surg. Lieut.-Comdiv ^ (D) L. M.

Lieutenants—R. Hughes, l.d.s.

W. Anstiee and W. Paymr.

E. C.7 Lowndes 1 , Lieutenant—G. T. Millet

Surg.-Lieutenant—T. M. T. Reese, Comd. D.S.M.

Gunner—(T) A. H. Cooke,

m.r.c.s. & I..R.O.P. Comd. Boatswain—A. Rowe

Warrant Engineer—C. H. Siperring Warrant Teleg.—W. Small

Gunner—A. H. Turton Comd. Electrician—P. Griffiths

Sloop “ FOLKESTONE ” Comd. Shipwright—T. H. Stonehouse-

Gunner—B. Balderston,

Commander—N. D. B. Taylor, n.S.c. Wt. Engr.—W. F. May

Lieut.-Comdr.—R. C. D. Haig Do. —M. E. L. Denny

Lieutenamts—(N)- E. C. M. D. Dewar Do. —M. J. R. W. Norsworthy

and C. E. L. Sclater Do. —iS. W. Donovan

Payr. Lieut.-'Comdr.—E. T. Crichton Warrant Writer—S. Ashworth

Surg. Lieut.—J. W. L; ©rosfiil, m.b., Warrant Supply Officer—G. Deacon

ch.b. Schoolmaster—T. R, Smart., b.a.. b.sc.

Comdr. Gunner—W. Collins

Warrant Engineer-*-Wi J. Sspendlow

For Submarines

' ' Sloop 1! SANDWICH ” Lieut.-Comdr.—T. M. Taylor

Commander—L. H. Bayley Do. —G. G. Slade

Lieut.-Comdr.—R. N. Fothergill

Lieutenants—J. R. E. iLangworthy Lieutenant—P. J. H. Bartlett

Do. —E. N. V. Currey

and P. J. Knowling

Surg. Lieut.—H. E. B. Curjel, m.r. Bailey and C. J.G. K.

Sub-Lieutis.—G. Stapleton, A.

Walker

C.S., L.R.C.P.

Surg. Lieut.-Comdr.—J. Cussen, m.b., Warrent Engrs.—H. Cooper andB rah F. A.

am

b.ch.

Oomd. Gunner—J. R. S. Taylor

Warrant Engineer—C. H. Foulgar Submarine “ ODIN ”

Depot Ship for Submarines Lieut.-Commander—T. M. Taylor

“ MEDWAY ” Lieutenant—T. C. C. Lloyd

0 Captain—H. R, Marrack, d.s.c., and Do. —R. H. S. Pankhurst

as captain (S) IV S/M Flotilla Do. —R. G. Norfolk

1 Commander—T. M. Smith Wt. Engineer—H. H. B. Campaign

I Lieut.-Comdr.—(N) F. B. Leigh

Do. —L. C. Lawrence Submarine “ OSIRIS.”

Do. -(G) G. P. Packard

Do. —H. V. King

Do. —(I. Jp.) G. S. Winde- Commander—J. L. Fletcher

Lieutenant—K. H. Dewhurst

yer Do. —W. F. E. Hussey

Do. —-G. P. Claridge Sub.-Lieutenant—W. S. Donald

Do. —(A/S) J. C. Hampson Lieut. (E)—G. Kinsey

1678 H.M.B. SQUADRON IN CHINA

iSUBMAKINE “ OSWALD ” Lieutenant—B. Bryant

Commander—S. E. Norfolk Do. —F. M. Griffiths

Lieutenanti—J. W. Liniton Do. —P. N. Buckley

Do. —R. M. Aubrey Do. —(E) S. A. Macgregor

Do. —G. S. Salt

Wairaait Eingr.—A. W. Warner Submarine “ OLYMPUS ”

Submarine “ OTUS ” Lieut. Cbmmanider—J. B. Mitford

Lieutenant—H. A. L. Marsham

Lieut.-Commander—G. H. E. Owleg Do. —R. E. D. Ryder

Lieuteniant—H. R. White Do. —(E) R. F. Storrs

Do. —F. B. Currie Sub.-Lieut.—C. W. North

Do. —P. S. Francis

Warrant Engineer—W. .1. G. Jenkins, Submarine “ ORPHEUS ”

m.b.e. Lieut.-Commander—R. S. Barry

Submarine “ PANDORA ” Lieutenant—J. R. G. Harvey

Sub-Lieutenant—J. H. Eaden

Commander—W. D. iStephens Do. —W. D. A. King

Lieutenant—G. M. E. Grove

Do. —S. E. Post Submarine “ PHOENIX ”

Do. —F. J. Brooks Lieut.-Commander—W. E. Higham

Warrant Engineer—W. T. Sparks Lieutenant—M. G. Rimmingtoii

Sub.-Lieut.—C. H. S. Haward

Submarine “ PARTHIAN ” Do. —D. S. Massey-Dawson

Lieut.-'Commander—F. H. E. Skyrme Warraiht Engineer—H. Aspinal

Lieutenant—C. H. Holmes

Do. —C. B. Crouch Submarine “ PROTEUS”

Do. —A. C. Price Lieut.-Commander—L. B. A. Majendie

Do. ‘—(E) J. H. Jenkins Lieutenant—'R. L. S. Garsford

Submarine “ PERSEUS ” Do. —A. G. L. Seale

Do. —B. McC. Smith

Lieut.-Commander—G. A. W. Voelcker Warrant Engineer—R. W. G. Lobb

COASTING AND RIVER STEAMERS

CHINA NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. yz & ®

Butterfield it Swire (John Swire & Sons, Hsin Peking

Ltd.), agents, Hongkong Fleet jGap'taim—H. G'ifiord

« s.

Huichow

AN IIVI Captain—A. H. Bathurst

Captain—D. Lupton u % m

M % Kalgan

Asking Captain—J. D. Whyte

Captain—G. A. Gi Morse , m r

m $ Kanchow

Anshun Captain'—E. H. W. Graybrook

Captain—J. A. McCulloch E M

■M % Raying

Antung Captain—P. J. Green

Captain—R. Ashjby £ R

Rian

Changchow Captain—J. Middleton.

Captain—W. L. Thomas m it

Riangsu

& Captain—N. Hardie

Changsha % *

Captain:—E. Johpson Kiating

it ffi Captain

Chekiang % JS

Captain—W. A. Orwin Ringyuan

£ m Captain—J. W. Jenkins

Chenan

Captain—F. A. Summerfield Rintang

Captain

m & il

Chengtu Riungchow

Captain—W. J. Ring Captain—J. S. Anderson

m # m m

Chinhua Rueichow

Captain—D. Williams Captain—E. H. Histed

m m M Jm

Chungking Rwangchow

Captain—A. N. Taylor Captain—C. B. Stringer

1680 COASTING AND RIVER STEAMERS

Shengking

Kwangtung Captaini—C. A. Christiansen

Captain— J. Hodgkiss m m

Wi ffi SlANGTAN

Kweiyang ' Captain—W. M. Christie

Oaptain--J. D. Frazer

w a m m

Liangchow SlNKIANG

Captain —J. M. Hall Captain—J. S. G. Brown

£ Kj m m

Linan Soochow

Captain- -IL. V. Rowe Captain -J. R. Nisbet

m it SUIYANG

Luchow Captain—J. M. Byrne

Captain--O. Fox

m m

Nanchang Sunning

Captain-—J. RobifiKorii Captain—F. Gibbs

)\\ 0

N anning SZECHUEN

Captain —J. iS. Turnibull Captain—S. M. Barling

& * Taiyuan

Newchwang •Captain—J. K. Clark

Cap ta i'ti-—D. Wilson

w rt « *

Taming

Captain- Ngankin . Captain -R. KettleweR

m m 191 A

TatunP

Ninghai Captain—R. H. Fairley

Oaptaiitir—P. J. Malay

* II

Nxngpo Tean

Captain--G. Wright Captain—J. Pringle

111 m ^

POYAXG Tsinan

Captain —C. H. Jones Captain—W. Shaw

m m

Shantung Tungchow

Captaiin-—Y. N. Campbell iCaptain—C. McMather ,

rU Shasi^ m m

Wanhsien

Captain -G. R. Torrible Captain ^

% )i Wantung

Captain —C. E.Shuntien

Fisher Captain—L. Evans

COASTING AND KIVEE, STEAMERS 1681

#1 4 #

Wenchow Chaksang, Brit. Str., 2,358 tons

Captain—W. Forrster Captain—J. McAinsh

m n ft n

Whangpu Changwo, Brit. Str., 983 tons

Captain—W. F. Larter Captain—V. W. Stoneham

Woos UNO @ *

Captain—J. B. Bruce Chipshing, Brit. Str., 1,984 tons

Captain —T. Hughes

1 ^

Wuchang

Captain—J. Beck'' Fa usang, £Brit. Str.,

& 2,256 tons

Captain—W. F. Bichard

mWUHUm

Captain—A. Y. Wincklei* m t

Fooshing, Brit. Str., 2,284 tons

« s Captain—R, C. Thompson

WUHSUEH ft

Oatptain—1{. Umpleby Fuh-Wo, Brit. Str., 953 tons

iHi m Captain

Yingchow

Captain—C. Harris Walker £ it

Hongkong—Canton Line Hangsang, Brit. Str., 2,143 tons

Captain—A. D. Kelman

UJ m

Fatshan £ m

Captain—W. T. Hodge: Hinsang, Brit. Str., 2,930 tons

Captain—C. Alexandre

DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. £ &

Hopsang, Brit. Str., 2,149 tons

Douglas Lapraik k Co., General Manager! Captain—D. S. Pethick

Haiching, Brit. Str., 1,267 tons n £ m

Captain—O. H. Farrar, o.b.e. Hosang, Brit. Str., 5,698 tons

Captain—T. Grant

m m ft a

Haining, Brit. Str., 832 tons net Kiangwo, Brit. Str., 2,209 tons

Captain—E. Walker

Captain—R. E. Bidwell

Haiyang, Brit. Str., 1,3< ft M

Captain—W. G. Erwin Kiawo, Brit. Str., 1,312 tons

Captain—S. Barden

INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION ft hC

Company, Limited Kingwo, Brit. Str., 617 tons

Genl. Mgrs.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Captain—G. Lawson

Marine Supt.—Oapt. D. Skinner

Assist, do. —Capt. N. A. Balch £

Supt. Engineer—W. Sanderson Kumsang, Brit. Str., 5,443 tons

Assist. do. —G. Clarke

Typist—Mrs. L. M. Gomes Remedios Captain—W. FU.ld-Hook

1682 COASTING AND RIVER STEAMERS

ft m

Kungwo,Christie

Bril. Str., 4,636 tons Siangwo, Brit. Str., '2,595 tons

Captain:—C. Captain—E. L. Merritt

Kutsastg, Brit. Str., 5,847 tons Suisang, Brit. Str., 1,982 tons

Captain—F. Mooney Captain—D. G. Burleigh

fU a ft ®

Kutwo, Brit. Str., 2,665 tons Suiwo, Brit. Str,, 2,265 tons

Captain—A. Woodley Captain—J. H. Smith

£ Jc £ &

Kwaisang, Brit. Str., .2,320 tons Tingsang, Brit. Str., 1,650 tons

Captain—P. R. Cuming Captain—E. J. Porter

a *>j ft f§

Lebsang, Brit. Str., 1,655 tons Tuckwo, Brit. Str., 3,770 tons

Captain—Q. M. Cater Captain—H. T. S. Pellew

ti m ft [pJ

Loongwo, Brit. Str., 3,923 tons Tungwo, Brit. Str., 1,337 tons

Captain—F. Rowell Captaini—O. V. W. R. Basham

ft ffo m a

Lgenho, Brit. Str., 2,868 tons Yatshing, Brit. Str., 2,284 tons

Captain—H. S. Allison Captaini—R. J. H. Hopkins

^ n ^ m

Mausang, Brit. Str., 3,372 tons Yuen sang, Brit. Str, ,1,982 tons

Captain—P. Jowitt Captain—R. Hughes.

ft £ $

Pingwo, Brit. Str., 2,670 tons Yusang, Brit. Str, 1,841 tons

Captain—J. A. Riindsay Captain—A. Osmond

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Bentleys & Bentleys Codes:

Automatic Telephone Manufacturing ■

Co., Ld., Liverpool—Automatic Tele- Hamburg-Amerika Linie—lilies & Co.

phones, Ld. of Japan. Hellige & Co., F., Freiburg I. B.—

Bakau and Kenya Extract Co., Ld.— SchmidtClyno

Hillman, Shotenand Daimler Cars, ex-

Dodwell & Co., Ld. port agents—Bootes, Ld.

Bank Line Ld., The—Dodwell & Co., Home Insurance Co. of New York—

Ld. American Trading Co., Inc.

Barber-Wilhelmsen

Co., Ld. Line—Dodwell &

Blue Star Line, Lu.—Dodwtell & Co., James ffaquet, A. G., Basel—Schmidt

Ld. iShoten

Bolinders, J. 0. G.—Gadelius & Co., Jenaer Glaswerk Schott & Gen., Jena

Ld. —Zeiss, Carl

Bosch & Haiss, Jungingen—Zeiss, Carl Johnson & Sons Manufacturing Che-

mists, Ld.—-Dodwell &• Co., Ld.

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A G E N C I E S

IX

JAPAN

TOKYO

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Agema, A.-G., Berlin—Schmidt Sho- British Anti-Fonling Composition &

ten Paint Co.—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Aktiebolaget Area—'Gadellius Is- Co., Burman & Sons Ld., Birmingham

Ld. (Gear Box)—Tozai Motors, Ld.

Aktiebolaget

Co., Ld. Archinmodes—Gadelius & Caledonian Insurance Co., Ld. (Fire

Aktiebolaget Atlas Diesel—Gadeluis CarlandZeiss, Marine)—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Jena—Zeiss, Carl K. K.

& Co., Ld. Collatz & Go., E., Berlin — Schmidt

Aktiebolaget

Ld. Gerh. — Gadelius &, Co., Shoten

Aktiebolaget Pentaverken — Gadelius Dalghesh Line—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

& Co., Ltd.

Aktiebolaget Vaporackumulatod — Directory and Chronicle o'f the Far

East—Maruzen & Co., Ld.

Gadelius & Co., Ltd. Dodwell-Castle Line—Dodwell & Co.,

Alliance Assurance Go., Ld. (Fire)— Ld.

Dadwell & Co., Ld. East Asiatic Co., Ld. of Copenhagen

Allmanna

& Co., iLd.Ingen iorsbyran—Gadelius —DodwellMaskinaffar—Gadelius

& Co., Ld.

Allmanna, Svenska Elektriska Aktie- Ekstroms Co., Ld.

&

bolaget—Gadelius & Co., Ltd.

American Air Filter Co., Inc. —Gade- A.B. Elektrisk Malenletning—Gade-

lius & Co.,1 Ltd.

lius & Co., Ld.

American and Oriental Line—Dod- Emil Busch A. G. Rathenow—Schmidt

iShoten

weill is Co., Ld.

Andrew Weir and Co.—Dodwell & Enfield Cycle Co.—Tozai Motors, Ld.

Eno, Ld., J. and C.—Dodwell & Co.,

Co., Ld.

Apem, Ld. Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Australian Press Association, Mel- Exchange Telegraph Co., Ld., Lon-

dp,n—Catto, A. R.

bourne—Catto, A R.

Automatic Electric Inc., Chicago— Georg Wolf G.m.b.H., Berlin—Zeiss,

Automatic Telephones, Ld. of Japan Carl

Automatic Telephone Manufacturing

Co., Ld., Liverpool—Automatic Tele- Hamburg-Amerika Linie—lilies & Co.

phones, Ld. of Japan. Hellige & Co., F., Freiburg I. B.—

Bakau and Kenya Extract Co., Ld.— Hillman, SchmidtClyno

Shotenand Daimler Cars, ex-

Dodwell & Co., Ld. port agents—Rootes, Ld.

Bank Line Ld., The—Dodwell & Co., Home Insurance Co. of New York—

Ld.

Barber-W ilhelmsen Line—Dodwell & American Trading Co., Inc.

Co., Ld. James Jaquet, A. G., Basel—Schmidt

Blue Star Line, Ld.—DodwCl 1 & Co., iShoten

Ld. Jenaer Glaswerk Schott & Gen., Jena

Bolinders, J. G. G.—Gadelius & Co., —Zeiss, Carl

Ld. Johnson & Sons Manufacturing Che-

Bosch & Haiss, Jungingen—Zeiss, Carl mists, Ld.—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

AGENCIES-TOKYO—YOKOHAMA

June R., A. G., Heidelberg—Zeiss, Safety Car Services Co.—Westing-

Carl house AirSteelBrake Co. Sandviken—

A.B. Karlstads Mek, Yerksted—Gade- iSandvik Works,

lius & Co., Ltd. .Gadelius A Co., Ltd.

Leitz Ernst Wetz 1 ar—Schmidt Ihoten iSoho Ld.—Dodwell A Co., Ld.

Lister A Co., R. A. (Lister Diesel En- South

can

British Insurance Oo.—Ameri-

Trading Corporation

gines)—Tozai Motors, Ld.

Liverpool and London and Globe In- Stickstoff-Syndikat, G.m.b.H. Berlin,.

Fertilizers—Ahrens A Co., Nachf H.

surance Co.—American Trading Co., Svenska Aktiebolaget Bromsregulator

Inc. —Gadelius A Co., Ltd.

A.B. Ljung^trome Angturbin—Gade- Svenska Aktiebolaget — Gadelius Ar

lius & Co., Ltd. Co., Ld.

Matchless Motor Cycle Ld., Reditch— Svenska iDiamantbergborrnings Ak-

Tozai Motor Co. tiebolaget—Gadelius A Co., Ltd.

Merck, E., Darmstadt—Schmidt Sho- Svenska Turbinfabriks A.B.—Gade^

ten lius A Co., Ltd.

Miller & Co., H. (Miller Coil Igni- Tallot, Rolls Royce, N.U.T. Motor

tion)—Tozai Motors, Ld. Cycles—Nichi Ei Motor Co.

Nitsche A Guenther, A. G., Rathenow Taylor, Taylor and Hobson Ld.—

—Schmidt Shoten Dodwell A Co., Ld.

Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen—Ahrens Underwood Elliott Fisher Co.—Dod-

A Co., Nachf. H. well A Co., Ld.

Northern Equipment Co.—Gadelius A Union Assurance Society'Ld. (Fife)—

Co., iLd. Dodwell A Co., Ld.

Norwegian, Africa and Australia Line Vereinigte Stahlweske, A, G.—Doitsn

—Dodvwell A Co,, Ld. Seiko,. K. K.

Patentaktiebolaget Grondai Ramen — Wakefield A Col’;.C. C., Ld. London

Gadelius A Co., Ltd. (Castrol Oil)—Tozai Motors, Ld.

Pears, Ld., A. A F.—Dodwell A Co., Watts, Watts A Coi, Ld.—Dodwell A

Ld. Co., Ld.

Peerless Carbon A Ribbon Co., Ld.— Westinghouse Traction Brake Co.—

Dodwell A Co., Ld. Westinghouse Air Brake Co.

Port Said Salt

—DodweLl Association,

A Co., Ld. Ld., The Yorkshire Insu'rance Co., Ld. (Fdrer

Prestwich A Co., J. A.. London (J. Co., Marine and Accident)—Dodwell A

A. J. Engine!)—Tozai Motors, Ld. Ld.

Reohreuverband G.m.b.H. — Doitsu Zeiss Carl

Ikon, A.-G., Dresden—Zeiss,

Seiko, K. K.

YOKOHAMA

("For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Alliance Assurance Co., Ld.—Jardihe, British-India Steam Nav. Co.—Mac-

kinnon, Mackenzie A Go. (Japan),.

Matheson A Co., Ld. Ld.

Amalgamated Anthracite

Ld.—Owston A Oo. Collieries,

Amsterdam Underwriters Assoc.—Car- Canadian Trading Co.—Owston A Co.

Canadian Transport Co.—Owston A

rol, R. J. Co.

Apcar Line (B.I.S.N. Co.)—Mac- Canton Insurance Office, Ld.—Jar-

kinnon, Mackenzie A Co. (Japan), dine, Matheson A Co., Ld.

Ld. Charles Marchant, Glascow—Jardine,

Ariel Works, Ld.—Apcar A Co. Matheson A Co., Ld.

British Canadian Steamship Co.— Goughian A Sons—Owston A Co.

Owston A Co. Day, Son A Hewitt, Ld.—Apcar A Co.

AGEN OIES—YOKOHAMA—HAKODATE

Eastern & Australian S.S. Co., Ld.— yerc^ntile Bank of India Ld.—Jar-

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co. (Ja- ‘diue, Matheson & Co,, Ld.

pan) Ld. National Biscuit Co.—Eastern Trad-

Excelsior Motor Co.—Apcar & Co. ing Co.

Federal Insurance Co., iLd.—Mac- Norddeutscher

kinnon, Mackenzie & Co. (Japan), Northern Assur.Lloyd—Ahrens & Co.

Co.—Npbholz & Co.

Ld.

Glen & Shire Line, Ld.—Owston & Co. Peninsular & Oriental Steam Nav. Co.

Guardian Assurance Co., (Ld.—Jar- —Mackinnon,

(Japan), Ld.

Mackenzie k Co.,

dine, Alatheson & Co., Ld.

Hamburg-Amerika Linie—lilies & Co. Phoenix Assur. Co., Ld.-MIood, Geo,.

Hartford Fire Insurance Co.—Mac- Reliance Marine . Insurance Co., Ld.

kinnon, Mackenzie & Co.;/(Japan), Jardine, Mathesoh &’ CoL Ld.

Ld. Rickmers ' Line, Hamburg—Holstein &

Holland-East Asia Line—Wiersum & Royal Co.

Co. Insurance ' Co., Ld.—Jardihe,

Home Ihsurance Co. of New York— Matheson & . Co., iLd. '

American Trading Co.

Hong Kong Fire Insce. Co., Ld.— iSeaMackenzieInsurance Co., Ld,—Mackinnon,

& Cp. (Japan), Ld.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co.—Owston Stickstoff-Syndikat

& Co.

G.m.b.H. —Ahrens

& Co. Swift Australian Co., (Ld. — Eastern

Indo-China Line—Owston & Co. Trading Co.

Java-China-Japan Lijn—Wiersum & Co. Swift Canadian Co., Ld.—Eastern

Libby McNeill & Libby — Eastern Swift Trading Co.

Trading Co. de Braze!—Eastern Trading

(London Assurance Corporation—Jar- Swift Co. ; ;

dine, Matheson & Co., Ld. de'ja Plata—Eastern Trading

Co.

McE wan-Younger, Ld., Edinburgh— Swift de Morteyideo —. Eastern Trad-

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. ing Co.

Marine and General Mutual Life Insce. iSwiffe New Zealand Co., Ld.—Eastferh

Socy. — Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Trading Cp.

Co. (Japan), Ld.

Marine Insurance Co,, (Ld.—Mac- Triton Insurance Co., Ld.—Jardine,

Matheson & Co., Ld.

kinnon. Mackenzie & Co. (Japan),

Ld. Yorkshire Insce.' Co.—Stanton & Co.

HAKODATE

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld.— Glen Line, Ld.—Japan and Eastern

Japan and Eastern Trading Co., Trading Co., Ld.

Ld. Holland-East Asia Line—Japan and

j Dollar Steamship Line—Japan and Eastern Trading Co., Ld.

Eastern Trading Co., Ld. Swedish East Asiatic S. S. Co.—

Japan .and Eastern Trading Cp.,

Ld.

AGEN CIES—OSAKA—KOBE

OSAKA

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

American

Ld. Mail Line —Nickel & Lyons, Eastern and Australian S.S. Co.—Mac-

kinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Ld.

Apcar Lines—Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Etablissements

Co., Ld. Kuhlmann, Paris

(France)—Liebermann, Waelchli &

C. H. Boehringer Sobn A.-G., Tar- Co.

taric Acid, etc., Niederingelheim Gestetner (Eastern)—lida & Co.

(Germany)—Liebermann, Waekhli &

Co. Holstein & Co.—Nickel & Lyons, Ld.

British-India Steam Nav. Co.—Mac- Jardine, Matheson & Co.—Nickel &,

kinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Ld. Lyons, Ld.

Bruno Court tS. A., Essential Oils, “ Norge

Grasse (France') — Liebermann, Peninsular” Flashlights—Seito & Co.

& Oriental Steam Nav. Co.

Waelchli & Co. —Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Ld.

Butterfield & Swire—Nickel & Lyons

Chemical Works Aubing Dr. M. Rolex Watch Co., Ld. Geneva (Swit-

zerland)—Liebermann, Waelchli &

Block, Aubing/Munich, Germany

Liebermann. Waelchli & Co. Co.

Chemical Works Rohner iLd., Pratteln Sale & Co., Ld.—Nickel & Lyons, Ld.

( Switzerland)—Lieberimann, Wael- J. S. Staedtler, Mars Pencil Works,

ehlie & Co.

Chimiques et Colorantes , de Saint Nuernberg' (Germany)—Liebermann,

Clair du Rhone, Paris (France)— S.Waelchli & Co.

A. pour la fabrication du Bleu

Liebermann, Waelchli & Co.

Compagnie Francaise de Produits— d’Outremer, Ultramarine Blues, Mont

St. Amand (Belgifue)—Liebermann,

Liebermann, Waelchli & Co. Waelchli & Co.

Comes & Co.—Nickel & Lyons, Ld. “ Star ” Wire Nettings—Seito & Co.

Dollar Steamship Line — Nickel & Ste. de Produits Chimiques et

Lyons, Ld. Matieres Colorantes de Mulhouse,

Dollfus-Mieg & Co., Ld., Mulhouse Paris (France) Liebermann, Wael-

(France)—Liebermann, Waelchli & chli & Co.

Co.

Durand & Huguenin Ld., Basle United Carborundum & Electrite

(Switzerland) — Liebermann, Wael- Works Co., Ld. Stare-Benatky

(Czechoslovakia) — Liebermann,

chli & Co. Waelchli & Co.

Durand & Hugenin Ld., Huningue Yereinigte Stahwerke A.-G.—Doitsu

(France)—Liebermann, Waelchli & Seiko Kabushiki Kaisha

Co.

KOBE

( For Details of Addresses, etc.. of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Agricultural Insurance! Co.—Strachan Protection and Indemnity Associa-

& Co., Ld. tion. Inc.—Nichizui Trading Co.,

Alliance Assurance Co., Ld.—Dod- iLd.

well & Co., Ld. Amministrazionne Nissim — Nichizui

Alliance Assurance Co., Ld.—Jar- Trading Co.

dine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

American Oriental Line—Dodwell & Amram & Filhos, S.—Souza, F. S.

Andrew Weir & Co.—Dodwell & Co.,

Co., Ld. Ld.

American Pioneer Line — (States Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading Co.,

Steamship Co.

American Steamship Owners' Mutual Ld. of London—Ennenberg, A.

AGENCIES—KOBE

Anglo-French Phosphate Co.—J. E. Carbonic Acid Gas, Ld.—Dick, Bruhn

Burleigh & Co.

L Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co., LcL— Cassel Cyanide Co.—Brunner, Mond

|i Asiatic

DodwellSteam

& Co., Ld. & Co.! (Japan), Ld.

Navigation Cb., Ld., Castner-Kellner Alkali Co.—Brunner,

London, Nichizui Trading Co., Ld. Mond &; Co. (Japan), Ld.

i Assuranceforeningen “Gard”—Nishi- Chance & Hunt, Ld.—Brunner, Mond

■ zui Trading Co., Ld. Co. (Japan), Ld.

■ Assuranceforeningen Skuld — Nichizui Chas. Marchant, Glasgow — Jardine.,

Trading Co., Ld. Matheson & Co., Ld.

Atlas Insurance Co., Ld.—Strachan & Chemisch-Pbarmazeutische, A.-G. —

Co., Ld. Holstein & Co. C.

I Avan, Ld.—Birnie, Leonard Chosen Yusen Kaisha—Osaka Shosen

Kaisha

\ Bakau Co. —Dodwell & Co., Ld. Code Cpinpiling Co., Inc. (New York>

' Bank, Line, Ld. Dodwell £ Co., Ld. —A. Eiihenberg

| Bankoku Toryo Seizosho—Hunter & Corn. Agricole Commercial dos Yintos.

Co. Portbs—Souza, F. S.

! Barber-Wilhelmsen Line—Dodwell & Cpinmercial Union Assurance Co.,.

Co., Ld. Ld.—Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.,

I Bayer-Meister Lucius, Pharmacuetical Corn Ld.

| Dept.—Bayer Meisten- Lucius Products Refining Co.—Brunner,

j Bells Asbestos Mines—Kawasaki & Co. Cornhill Mond & Co. (Japan), Ld.

I Ben Line Steamers Ld.—Cornes & Co. an & Co.,Insurance Ld.

Co., Ld.—Stra

f Bergasse & Co.—Souza, F. S Cotton Fire and Marine Underwriters'

ij Bernhard, Ld.—G. Borkowsky

i Blue Star Line Ld.—Dodwell &; Co., —Strachan & Co., Ld.

j Ld. Credit Collonial & Commercial—Ver-

Board of Underwriters of New York— Creissonleysen & Co., A.

j Cornes & Co. Fils—Souza, F. S.

Bombay Co., Ld.—R. H. Burnett Crosfield & ! Solis, Ld. — Brunner,

[ Borax Consolidated, Ld. — Brunner Crown Mond & Co. (Japan), ILd.

Mond & Co., (Japan), Ld. Cork Co., Ld.—Dodwell & Co.,'

I Britannia S.S. Insurance Association, Ld.

Ld.—Nichizui Trading Co., Ld. Crown Willamette Paper Co.. Shn

' British Anti-Fouling Composition & Francisco—Lendruni (Japan), Ld.

Paint Co. -Dodwell & Co., Ld.

British Canadian Steamships, Ld.— Dalgliesh Lino—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Dampney & Co,, ILd.—Dodwell & Co.,

! Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Ld.

British Dyestuffs Corpn.—Brunner, Danish Shipowners Defence Assoeia-

Mond Co.

| British India and Apcar Lines.—Mac- 1 Co., tipn Copenhagen—Nichizui Trading

Ld.

kin nor,. Mackenzie & Co., Ld.

|j British Shipowners Mutual Protection Directory

East —J. L.& Thompson

Chronicle& Co.

o-f the Far

and Indemnity Association. Ld.— Dodwell-Castle Line—Dodwell & Co.,,

Nichizui Trading Co., Ld.

I Brotherton

Mond & Co. (Japan), Ld. East Asiatic Co,, Ld.—Dodwell & Co.,.

I Caledonian Insurance Co.—Dodwell Eastern iLd.

t & Co., Ld. and Australian S.S. Co., Ld..

j! Caledonian Insurance Co., iLd.—Mac- Eastern —Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Ld.

kinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Ld. Insurance Co.. Ld.—Jardine,

t Canadian American ©hipping Co., Economic Matheson & Co., Ld.

Ld.—Murase Shoten Insurance Co., Ld.- -Stra-

fi: Canadian Kraft, Ld. — Lendrum Export chan &Insurance

Coi, Ld.Co. of New York

(Japan), Ld.

f Canadian Transport Co., Ld. —Owston Strachan & Co,, Ld.

L Canton Insurance Office, Ld.—Jar- Faber,

& Co.. ILd. A. W. Stein b/Nuerenberg

Neuther. Wanger—Holstein & Co.,

dine, Matheson & Co., Ld. C.

AGENCIES—KOBE

Fabrique Nat. d’Armes de Guerre— Laporte, Ld.—Brunner, Mond & Co.

Ferleysen & Co., A. (Japan), Ld.

Farbenindustrie (LG.)—Bayer, Meis- Liverpool and London and Globe Insur-

ter Lucius Yakuhin Gomei Kaisha ance Co., Ld.—Niohizui Trading

Fearnley & Eger—Nichizui Trading Co!, Ld.

Co., Ld. Lloyd Triestino Trieste — Nichizui

Federal Insurance Co.—Mackinnon, Trading Co., Ld.

Mackenzie & Co., Ld. Lloyd’s, London—Cornes & Co.

Feldman Co. (Manuel) — Birnie, London Guarantee and Accident Co.,

Leonard Ld.—Strachan & Co., Ld.

Fire Assurance of Philadelphia — London and Lancashire Ins. Co., Ld.

5 track an & Co., Ld. —Strachan & Co., Ld.

Fowler & Co. (John)—Brunner, Mond London and Provincial Marine and

6 Co. General Insurance Co., Ld.—Stra-

Fylgia Insurance Co., (Ld.—Nichizui chan & Co., Ld.

Trading Co., Ld. London Salvage Assoc.—Cornes & Co.

Gebrueder Junghans, A.-G. Schram- London Steamship Owners' Mutual

Insurance Association. Ld.—Nichi-

berg—Holstein & Co., C, zui Trading Co., Ld.

General Commercial Co.—Baltic Asiatic Lumley, W. de & Co.—Souza, F. S.

Commercial Co.

Gilles Dethion & Cie.—Yerleysen &

Co., A. Magadi Soda Co., Ld. — Brunner,

Glen Line, Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Mond & Co. (Japan), Ld.

Co., Ld. Maison F. Mathieu—Yerleysen & Co.,

Globe and Rutgers Insurance Co.— A.

Strachan & Co., Ld. Anc. Maison Eng.—Souza, F. S.

Gossage & Sons, Ld.—Brunner, Mond Manufacturers Mutual Insurance Ld.

& Co. (Japan), Ld. —Nichizui Trading Co., Ld.

Guardian Assurance Go., Ld.—Jar- Marine Insurance Co. (London), Ld.

dine, Matheson & Co., Ld. —Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Ld.

Guardian Assurance Co., Ld.— Maritime Insurance Co., Ld.—Mac-

Strachan & Co., Ld. kinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Ld.

Guardian Assurance Co.—MacDonald Mercantile Mutual Insurance Co.,

& Co. Ld., Vancouner B.C.—Owston &

Co. Ld., F. Ld., Edinburgh —

Haggle, Ld.—(D. H. & G.)—Brunner, McEwan-Younger,

Mond & Co. (Japan), Ld. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Hartford Fire Insurance Co.—Mac- Milwaukee Mechanic’s Inc. Co. —

kinnon. Mackenzie & Co., Ld. iStrachan & Co., Ld.

Holland Assurance Society, Ld., ox Milner's Safe Co.—Findlay Richard-

1841— Holstein & Co., C. son & Co.

Holland Cost Azie Lijn—Java-China- Minimax

Japan Lijn Fire (Japan), Ld.

Extinguishers—Kawasaki

Home Insurance Co. of New York - & Co.

Holstein & Cp., C.

Hong Kong Fire Insurance Co., Ld. Navigazione Generale Italiana—Nichi-

—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. zui Trading Co., Ld.

Indemnity Mutual Marine Assurance New Zealand Insurance Co., Ld.—

Co., Ld.—Strachan & Co., Ld. 1 Findlay, Richardson & Co. (Japan),

Ld.

Indo-Ghina Steam Navigation Co., New. Zealand Insurance Co., Ld.—

Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Owston

John and James White, Ld.--Lrunupr Newcastle &Protection

Co., Ld. and Indemnity

Mond & Co. (Japan), Ld. Association—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Kitanihon Kisen Kaisha—Osaka Sho- Niepoort & Co.—Souza, F. S.

sen Kaisha Nitram, Ld.—Brunner, Mond & Co.

Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij-^- (Japan), Ld.

Java-China-Japan Lijn Nobel’s Industries, Ld.—Brunner,

Koninklyke:Ned. Mond & Co. (Japan), Ld.

Maatschappij—JavaInd.China

Luchtvaart

Japan 1 Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen—Ahrens

Lijn & Co.

AGEN CIES—KOBE

North British and Mercantile Insur- Rotterdamsche

Japan Lijn

Lloyd — Java-China-

ance Co.. Ld.—Findlay, Richardson Roosevelt Steamship Co. — States

& Co (Japan), Ld.

North British and Mercantile Insurance Steamship Co.

Co.—Hunter & Co., E. H. Royal Exchange Assurance—Strachan

North of England Protection and & Co., Ld.

Indemnity Association—Dodwell & Royal Insurance Co., iLd.—Jardine,.

Co., Ld. Matheson & Co.. Ld.

North River Insurance Co.—Strachan Royal Insurance Co., Ld.—Strachan

& Co, iLd. & Co., Ld.

Northern Assurance Co., iLd —Stra- Ruinione Adriatica de Sicurta—Nichi-

chan & Co.,

Northern Ld. Insurance Co., zui Trading Co., Ld.

Maritime

Ld. Strachan & Co., Ld.

Norwegian, Afrika & Australia Line— S.—Verleysen

A. des Mines & Fonderies de Zinc

& Co.

Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Norwegian Atlas Inc. Co., Ld.— S. A. Iwan

S. A. Simonis—Verleysen & Co.

Metallurgue de Prayon—Ver-

Strachan & Co., Ld. leysen & Co.

Nurupi Kozan—Birnie, Leonard S. A. dea Anonyme Rey-Aine—Verley-

Oceanic & Oriental Navigation Co.— sen & Co.

States iSteamship Co. Scottish Metropolitan Assurance Co.r

Oriental Consolidated Mining Co.— SeaLd.—Strachan & Co., Ld.

Insurance Co., Ld.—Mackinnon.

Birnie, Leonard

Oriental Gold Mining Co.—Dick, Seoul Mackenzie & Co., Ld.

Bruhn & Co. Mining Co.—'Birnie, Leonard.

Oriental Overseas Trading Co.—Baltic Siberian Co.—Baltic Asiatic Comm. Co.

Smith & Sons, iSir William Reardon,

Asiatic Commercial Co. Ld.—States Steamship Co.

Overseas Trading Co.—Baltic Asiatic South British Insurance Co.—Mac-

Commercial Co. donald & Co.

Pacific Mills, Ld., Vancouver, B. C.— Southern Union General Insurance

iLendrum (Japan), Ld. Co., Ld. —Strachan & Co., 'Ld.

Pearlshellers Association, Thursday Spencer & Sons—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Is.—Owston & Co., Ld., F.

Pears, Ld. (A. & F.)—Dodwe!! & Co., Standard

& Co., Ld.

Life Assurance Co.—Dodwell

Ld.

Peerless Carbon and Ribbon Co., Ld. Stick s toff-S yn d ikat G.m.b.H., Berlin

—Ahrens & Co., Nachf. H.

—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Peninsular & Oriental Steam Nav. Co. Stoomvart Maatschappij “ Nederland ”

—Java-China-Japan Lijn

—Mackinnon. Mackenzie & Co., Ld. Swedish

Perryman Electric Co.—Elko Shima zui Trading Asiatic

East Co., Ld.Co,, Ld.—Nichi-

Co.

Phoenix Assurance Co., Ld.—Strachan Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance

& Co., Ld. Co., Ld. —Niehizui Trading Co., Ld.

Premier Electric Welding Co.—Brunner, Theodore Houben—Verleysen & Co.

Mond & Co. (Japan), Ld. A. r

Prince Line, iLd.—Jardine, Matheson Thermit, Ld.—Brunner, Mond & Co.

& Co., Ld.

Prudential Assurance Co., Ld.— Transatlantic Steamship Co., Ld.—

Nichizui Trading Co.. Ld.

Strachan & Co.. Ld. Triton Insurance Co., Ld.—Jardine,

Ralli Brothers—Cornes & Co. Matheson & Co., Ld.

Reckitt & Sons, Ld.—Brunner, Mond

& Co. (Japan), Ld. Underwood Elliot Fisher Co.—Dodwell

Reichmann Co.—Elko Shima Co. & Co., Ld.

Reliance Marine Insurance Co., Ld.— Union well &Assurance

Co., Ld. Society, Ld.—Dod-

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Reidel J. D.. E. de Haon, A.-G.— Union Marine and General Insurance

Holstein & Co., C. Co., Ld.—Strachan & Co., Ld.

Riunione Adriatica de Sicurta—Ni- United Alkali Co.—Brunner, Mond &

chizui Trading Co. Co. (Japan), Ld.

AGENCIES—KOBE—SHIMONOSEKI AND MOJI

United Kingdom Mutual Steamship West of England Steamship Owners’

Assurance Association; Ed.—Nichi- Protection T and

XT 4 L, 4Indemnity

r-F-, -• 4 111 ‘ Associa-

zui Trading Co., Ld.

U>S. Alkali Export Association—Brun-

ner, Mond & Co. (Japan),' Ldt

U.: S. Merchants and Shippers’ 'Ins. ‘ -Westchester Fire Insurance Co. —

Strachan & Co,, Ld.

Co.—iStrachan, & Co., Ld.

United States Fire Insurance. ' Co,.,;— Wiggin (Henry) & Co., Ld.—Brunner,

Mond & Co. (Japan), Ld.

'Strachan & Co., Ld.

Usines Peters Lacroix—Yerleysen.& World Marine A General

Co., iLd.—Strachan & Co.,Insurance

Ld.

Co.. A.

Yal Saint Lambert—Verleysfm A Co.,: Wright Manufacturing Co.—Baltic

Asiatic Commercial Co.

A.

Watts, Watts & Co.—Uodwoil & Co., Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ld.—Dod-

Ld. ' .i ■ weli & Co., Ld.

Weir (Andrew) & Co.—Dodweli '& Co. Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ld.—Owston

We!an.sky & Goldberg Sewing Ma- & Co., Ld.

chine Co- of N. Y. —j> Weitzei

SHIMONOSEKI AND MOJI

(For Details of Addresses^etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Admiral Line—Wuriu Slickwai & Co. . Java-China-Japan Line — Wuriu

American Mail Line—'Wuriu Shokwai ' Shokwai k Co.

& Co and Oriental . . Linb-^Yfuriu

American _ _ Lloyd’s London—Wuriu Shokwai &

Shokwai & Co. Co.

Andrew Weir & Co.’s Line of Steam- London Salvage Association- -Wuriu

ers—Wuriu Shokwai &, Co. Shokwai k Co.

Bank Line, Ld.—Wuriu Shokwai & Mackinnon, Mackenzie k Co.—Wuriu

Co. Shokwai k Co.

Barber & Oo.’s Line of Steamers— Norddeutscher Lloyd—Mitsui Bussan

Wuriu Shokwai & Go, Kaisha

Ben (Line of Steamers, Ld. — Wuriu North British and Mercantile Ins.

Shokwai & Co. Co.—Wuriu Shokwai k Co.

Board of Underwriters of New York Northern Pacific Railway Co.—Wuriu

—Wuriu Shokwai & Co. Shokwai & Co.

British India Steam Navigation Co., Norwegian Africa and Australia Line

Ld.—Wuriu Shokwai & Co. —Wuriu Shokwai k Co.

Ganadian Pacific Steamship, Ld.— Norwich Union Fire Insurance rSocy.,

Wuriu Shokwai & Co. Ld.—Wuriu Shokwai & Co.

China Mutual Steam Navigation Co. Ocean Steamship Co.—Wuriu Shok-

-—Wuriu Shokwai k Co. wai k Co.

China Navigation Go., Ld.--Wuriu Peninsula and Oriental Steam Nav.

GieShokwai

des kMesBageries

Co. Maritimes — Co.—Wuriu Shokwai k Co.

Wuriu Shokwai k Go. Steamship Co. "Oriental” — Wuriu

East Asiatic Co., L-d.—Wuriu Shok- iShokwai & Co.

wai k Go. Tokyo Marine and Fire Insurance

Eastern and Australian Steamship Co., Ld.—Wuriu Shokwai k Co.

Co., Ld.—Wuriu Shokwai k Co.

Hamburg-Amerika Linie—Mitsui Bus- Union InsuranceShokwai

Ld.—Wuriu Society& ofCo.Canton,

san Kaisha

Holland Oost Azie Li in — Wuriu Watts, Watts & Co.’s Steamers—

Shokwai k Co . Wuriu Shokwai k Go.

AGENCIES—NAGASAKI—FORMOSA

NAGASAKI

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see.Preceding Sections)

Ellerman & Bucknall—Mitsui Bussan North German Lloyd—Mitsui Bussan

Kaisha, Ld. Kaisha, Ld.

Hamburg-Amerika Linie—Mitsui Bus- S.M. Nederland—Mitsui Bussan Kai-

san Kaisha, Ld. sha, Ld.

Holland-Amerika Linie—Mitsui Bussan S.M. Rotterdam Lloyd—Mitsui Bussan

Kaisha, Ld. Kaisha, Ld.

Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappij— Taisho Marine and Fire Insce. Co.—

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ld. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ld.

Kuribayashd Shosen Kaisha, Ld.— Tokyo Marine and Fire insce Co.—

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ld. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ld.

FORMOSA

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

American Asiatic S.S. Co.—Tait & Formosa Machine Brick Co., Ld., etc..

Co., Ld. —Chin Seng Industrial Develop-

American Express

America! Gulf Co.—Taylor

Orient & Co.& FoxmentEiger

Line—Boyd

Co., Ld.

Kaisha—Taylor & Co.

Co.

American and Manchurian Line—Jar- Matheson &of Co.,

Glen Line Steamers — Jardine,

Ld.

dine, Matheson & Co.. Ld. Hong Kong Fire Insurance Co., Ld.

American Mail Lane—Boyd & Co.

American & Oriental Line—Tait & —Jardine. Matheson & Co., Ld.

Co., Ld.

American Pioneer Line—Boyd & Co. Indo-China Steam Navigation Co.

Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.r

Barber-Wilhelmsen

Ben Line—Boyd & Co. Line—Boyd & Co. Java-China-Japan Lijn N.Y.—Chin

Blue Funnel Line of Steamers—Jar- Lloyd’s—BoydSeng Industrial Development Co.

dine, Matheson k, Co., Ld. & Co.

Board of Underwriters of New York— Messageries Freres

Maritimes — Plaisant

Tait & Co., Ld. Morris Commercial Cars, Ld.—Tait &

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld.— Co., Ld.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Morris Motors, Ld.—Tait & Co., Ld.

Canton Insurance Office, Ld.—-Jar Nippon Yusen iKaisha—Kinkai Yusen

dine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Kaisha, (Keelung)

Dodwell-Castle Line—Boyd & Co. North China Insurance Co., Ld.—

Dollar Line—Tait

Directory & Co..

and Chonicle Ld. Tait & Co.,

of China, Norwegian Ld.

Japan, Straits, etc. — Elphinstone, Lines—Boyd & Co.

S. Osaka Mercantile S.S. Co., Ld.

East Asiatic Co., Ld.—Boyd & Co. Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Tait & Co.,

El Dia Compania Anonima de Saguros Peninsular Ld.

—Tait & Co., Ld. & Oriental Steam Nav. Co.

Ellerman Line—Boyd & Co. Tait & Co., Ld.

Estey Organ Co.—Taylor & Co. Prince Line—Tait & Co.. Ld.

so AGENCIES—FORMOSA- TAINAN AND TAKAO-CHOSEN

Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.—Jai;- Underwood Typewriter Co.—Taylor &

•dine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Co.

Socony-Vacuum OorpofatioU — Chin Union Insurance Society of Canton,

Ld.—Boyd & Co.

Seng Industrial Development Co., Universal Pictures, of Japan Inc.;—

Ld. Taylor & Co.

South British Insce. Co.. Ld.—Tait & Wilkinson,

: r Heywood & Clark—Taylor

Co., Ld. ' & Co.

Tokyo Fire and Marine Insurance Co.— Yangtsze Insurance Association^ Ld.—

Osaka Shosen Kaisha. Tait & Co., Ld,

TAINAN AND TAKAO

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Blue Funnel Line—Mitsui Bussan Kinkai Yusen Kaisha—Mitsui Bussan

Kaisha, Ld.

Kaisha, Ld.

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Mitsui Bussan

Ellerman and Bucknall Co.—Mitsui No-rddeutscher Kaisha, Ld.

Bussan Kaisha, Ld. Lloyd—Mitsui Bussan

Kaisha, Ld.

Hamburg-Amerika Linie—Mitsui Bus- Taisho Marine and Fire Insurance Co.

—Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ld,

san Kaisha, Ld. Tokyo Fire Insurance Co.—Osaka Shosen

Kaisha

Java-China-Japan Lijn— Brunner, Mond Tokyo Marine and Fire Insurance Co.

X’ Co. —Mitsu Bussan Kaisha, Ld.

CHOSEN

SEOUL AND CHEMULPO

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

American Express Co.—Taylor & Co., Hongkong and Shanghai Bank—Town-

W. W. send & Co.

American Mail Line—J. H. Morris Kerr Steamship Line—Townsend & Co.

Canadian Pacific Railway Co.—J. H. Messageries Maritimes — Plaisant

Morris

Certain Teed Products Corporation— F reres

J. H. Morris South British Insurance Co.—Taylor &

Commercial Union Insurance Co.— Co., W. W.

Townsend &; Co. Underwood Typewriter Co.—Taylor &

Dollar Steamship Line—J. H. Morris Co., W. W.

Fox Eiga Kaisha—Taylor & Co , W. W. Universal Pictures, Japan, Inc.—

Taylor & Co., W. iW.

■Glen Line—Townsend & Co. Wilkinson, Heywood & Clarke—Taylor

.Home Insurance Co.—J. H. Morris & Co., W. W.

NORTH CHINA PORTS

PEipiNa

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Buick, Oldsmobile & G. M. C. Trucks— Oestreicher, Dr. L., Berlin—Sauer &

Ricks & Co. Co.

Directory and Chronicle of the Far Kade, Dr., Berlin—Sauer & Co.

East—The French Bookstore South British Insce. Co.—Tipper & Co.

Eatinon Fabrik, Muenchen—Sauer & Sun Insurance Office—Harvey, Cl a; .v

Co. & Co.

Ed. Buettner, Leipzig—Sauer & Co. Sun Life Assurance of Canada—Tipper

Ocean Accident and Guarantee Cor- & Co.

poration—Tipper & Co. Thilo & Co., Dr., Mainz—Sauer & Co.

TIENTSIN

('For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

All-Union Textile Syndicate—Gift- i Borax Consolidated, Ld.—Imperial

perich & Co., E. Chemical Industries (China), Ld.

Alliance Assurance Cp., Ld.—Jardine, j Bossert Corp.—Fobes & Co., Ld.

Matheson & Oo., Ld. Bremen Underwriters—Bremen Colonial

Alliance Insurance Co. of Philadelphia and China Trading Co.

(Marine Ins.)—Meldhers & Co. British American Insurance Co.—In-

American Mail Line—Dollar & Co. ternational, Insurance Office

(Robert) British and Chinese Corporation, Ld.,

American and Manchurian Line—Bre- Bangkok—Jardine, Matheson & Co.,

men Colonial and China Trading Co. Ld.

American Paper Exports Inc.—Fobes British Glues & Chemicals, Ld.—Im-

& Co., Ld. perial Chemical Industries (China),

Amerika Linie—Carlowitz & Oo. Ld.

Amsterdam Underwriters Association— British Traders’ Insurance Co.—

Shanghai Insurance Office Liddell Bros. & Co.

Atlas Assurance Co.—Collins & Co. Broth erton & Co., Ld.—Imperial

Atlas Assurance Co.—Gipperich & Co., Chemical Industries (China), Ld.

E.

Ariel Works, Ltd.—Imperial Chemical Caledonian Insurance Co. Ld.—Dod-

Industries (China), Ld. well & Co., Ld.

Barber-Wilhelmsen Line—Dodwell & California Printing Ink Co.-—Fobes &

Co., Ldr. Co., Ltd.

Canadian Pacific- Steamships, Ld.—

Beck & Co. (“ Key Beer ”)—Bremen Jardine, Matheson & Co.. Ld.

Colonial and China Trading Co. Canton Insurance Office, Ld.—Jardine,

Belden Manufacturing Co., Chicago, | Math’eson & Co., Ld.

111.—China Radio Corp. Carnation Oil—Golden Star Co.

Bern bay-Bupmah Trading Corporation, Carter’s Ink Co.—Fobes & Co,, Ld.

Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Century Insurance Co.—Shanghai In-

Boots Pure Drug Co., Ld.—Imperial surance Office

Chemical Industries (China), Ld.

12 AGENCIES—TIENTSIN

Chain, Belt Co.—Frazer, Federal Inc., I. G. Farbenindustrie, A. G.—China

U.S.A. Export, Import and Bank Cb.

Chandiess & Co., Ltd.—Reinsurance Fatum Accident Insurance Co.—Holland

Co. China Handels Compagnie.

Charles Marchant—Jaadine, Mathesen , Fiat Motorcar—National Motors Co.

& Oo., Ld. Foamite Fine Foam—Dodwelll & Co.,.

Chateau Cheese Oo.—Dodweil & Co., Ld.

Ld. Forestal Land, Timber and Railways

China Engineers, Ld., The — China ) Co., Ld.—Imperial Chemical Indus-

Securities Co., Inc. tries (China), Ld.

China Soap Co., Ld.—Imperial Chemi- Furier’s Cognac—Golden (Star Co.

cal Industries (China), Ld.

Chinese Central Railways, Ld.—Jar- j Bros. &Electric

General

Co.

Co. of China—Liddell

dine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Chiswick Polish Co.—Imperial Chemi- George Co.

& Co.—Oriental Commercial

cal Industries (China), Ld.

Christina General Insurance Co.— \ Gerber Petit Gruyere

and Anglo-Swiss Oheeise—Nestle

Condensed Milk Co.

International Insurance Office

Chrysler Export Oorp. — Frazer, j Dodweil & Ob., Ld. Machine-Co.—

Gerrard Wire & Tying

Federal Inc., U.S.A.

Col gate - P amol i ve: Peat Oo.—Gipperich Glen Ld.

Line—Jardine, Matheson & Co.r

& Co., E. Glidden Company—Fobes & Co., Ld.

Consulich Line—Oliver Chine

Corn Products Refining Co.—Imperial Globe & Rutgers Fire Ins. Co., New

York—China Securities Oo., Inc.

Chemical Industries (China), Ld.

Consulich Line—Olivier Chine (S.A.) Glycerine, dustries

Ld.—Imperial Chemical In-

(China), Ld.

J. Crosfield & Sons, Ld.—Imperial Gosstrap, Marine Railway Transport

Chemical Industries (China), Ld. and Fire Insurance Co.—Chinese

Delco Appliance Corporation, Roches- Great Western ManufacturingAgency.

Eastern Railway Commercial

Co.—

ter, N.Y.—China Radio Corp. Fobes Co., Ld.

Dodweil & Co.—Wilson & Co.

Dodwell-Castle 'Line—Dodweil & Co., Guillot, A.—Oriental Commercial Co.

Ld.

Dollar S.S. Line—Dollar & Co. (Robert) Hamburg-Amerika

Co. Lin ie—Carlowitz

Dollfus-Mieg & Cie., S.A.—Gipperich Hamburg-Bremen Fire Insurance Cb.

& Co., E. —Melchers & Co.

Henry Wig' g

Eagle-Ottawa Leather Co,—Gipperich Chemical Industries (China),in & Co., Ld.—Imperial

& Co., E. Ld.

East India Sea and Fire Insurance Co. cial Co. Hermetikfabriken—Oriental Commer-

—Gippetrich & Co., E.

Eberhard Faber Pencil Oo.- Fobeis & Hoffmann & Wedekind China Co.— !

Bremen Colonial and China Trading !

Co., Ld. 1 Co.

Edward Ahrem, Eberfield , Germany— Holland Assurance Society (1841), Ld. :

China Radio Cbrp. —Melchers & Co.,

Electrad. Inc., New York City, N.Y.— ! Holland-East Asia Line—Holland-China i

China Radio Corp. Handels Oampagniet

Electric Storage Battery Co.—Frazer, j Home Insurance Co.—Shanghai Insur-

Federal Inc., U.S.A. ance Office

Elliot-Fisher

Machines—Dodweil Accounting

& Co.,& Ld.Writing Home Insurance of New York—Gip- 1

Establishments. Ohaussennet Pere and Hongkong perich & Cb., E.

Fils—-Gipperich & Co., E. Fire Insurance Co., Ld.—

Ewo Cotton Mills, Ld.—Jardine, Hotung Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Matheson & Co., Ld. Land Co.—Pottinger & Co.

Imperial Assurance Oo.—Fairchild & |

Fairbanks. Morse & Co.—Frazer, Co., Ld.

FarFederal Inc., Insurance,

Eastern U.S.A. Co., Ld.-— Improved Liquid Glues Co,, Ld.—Im-

perial Chemical Industries (China),

Whitamore & Co. Ld.

AGEN ClfiS—TIENTSIN

IndoCMna Steam Nav. Co., Ld.— Netherlands Harbour Works Co.—

Jardine, Matheson & Co. Holland-China Handels Campagnie

Insurance Co. of Pennsylvania—In- Netherlands Lloyd—S’hai Insce. Office.

ternational Insurance Office New Zealand Insurance Co., Lu., The

J. & J. Cfoleman, Ld.—Imperial NeiWi -Fairchild & C6., Ld.

Chemical Industries (China), Ld. Zealand Insurance Co., Ld.—

J. & J. White—Imperial Chemical In- New Fairchild & Cb., Ld.

dustries (China), Ld. Zealand Insurance Co.—Tibersart,

Java-Chin a-Japan Lijn—Holland-China Nippon Corn Products — Imperial

Handels Campagnie. Chemical Industries (China), Ld.

Java Sea and Fire Insurance Co.— Nobel’s Explosives Co., Ld.—Jardine,

Holland-China Handels Campagnie Matheson & Co., Ld.

John Haddon & ' Co.—Fobteis & Co., Norddeutsche Insurance Co.—Shanghai

Ld. Insurance Office.

JKlaveness Line—Whitamore & Co. Norddeutscheir Lloyd, Bremen—Mel-

iL’Abeille Fir'e Insurance Co.—Olivier chers & Co.

Chine (S.A.) Norris, Henty & Gardner—Dodwoll &

Co., Ld.

La- National© Fire Insurance Co., Ld.— North

Olivier Chine (S.A.) China Insce. Co.—Wilson & Co.

La Protectrice Oie d’Assuranoes—In- Northern Assur. Co.—Mackenzie & Co.

ternational Insurance Office Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society

Lancashire Motors & Dynamos—Dod- —Wilson & Co.

well & Co., Ld. Ocean Transport Co.—Wilson & Co.

E. Lie’s General Store—Lukashik & Oresunds Chemiske Fabriker—Imperial

Sons. Chemical Industries (China), Ld.

Lloyd Triestino Navigation Co.—Oli- Original-Odhner

vier-China

London (S.A.) Insurance Co.— & Oo., Ld. Calculators—Dodwell

and Lancashire

Collins & Co. Otton Engine Works—Fobes & Co.,

Ld,

Maersk Line, Copenhagen—Melchters & Palatine Insurance Co.—Wilson & Co.

Co.

McEwan Younger—Jardine, Matheson Co., Assurance

Pearl

Ld.

Co., Ld.—D©dwell &

& Co., Ld.

Manchurian Syndicate of Alcohol— —Jardine, Matheson Steam

Peninsular & Oriental Nav. Co.

& Co.. Ld.

Golden Star Co.

Manila Cordage Co.—Fobes & Co., . Phoenix Insurance Co. of Hartford—

Gipperich & Co.. E.

Ld.

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.— Pillsbury-Astori a Flour Mills Co.—

Gipperich & Co., E.

Tibesart. J. A. Prinz Ptan Manufacturing Oo.—Fobes

Mather & Platt—Liddell Bros. & Co.

Mercantile Bank of India, Ld.—Jar- R, &C.Co., Ld.

A. Victor & Co., Inc., Camdess,

dine, Matheson & Co. N.J.—China Radio Corp.

Millers

Ld. Falls Tools—Dodwell & Co., Roneo Ld.—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

The Mond Staffordshire Refining Co., Reckitt & Sons, Ld.—Imperial Chemi-

cal Industries (China), Ld.

Ld.—Imperial Chemical Industries Rhum “ Pepita”—Oriental Commer-

(China). Ld. cial Cb.

Muleott Beltins—Dodwell

Murray Iron Works—Fobes && Co.,

Co., Ld.

Ld. Robbins & Myers Sales, Inc., New

Mustard

Roth, City, N.Y.—China Radio Co.

Commercial Corp.

'Natal Tanning Extract Co., Ld.—Im- Royal Exchange Assur. Coron.—B. & S.

perial Chemical Industries (China), Royal Insurance Co.—Collins & Co.

Ld.

National Carbon Co., Inc.. San Fran- S.Chemical

A. des Industries

Usines Destrie—Imperial

(China), Ld.

cisco, Calif.—China Radio Corp.

National Union Tndempitv Co.—In- Saarbach, Ed.—Oriental Commercial

ternational Insurance Office

National Union Society—Liddell Bros. Safe Cabinet Oo.—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Sakura Beer—Golden Star Co.

& Co.

14 AGENCIES -TIENTSIN—NEWCHWANG

“ Shire Line ”—Jardine, Matheson & Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance

Co., Ld. Co.—Wilson & Co.

Samuel Jones & Co.—Fobes & Co., Tongku Land and Wharf Co.—Collins

Ld. & Co.

Sandoz Chemical Works, Basle—Carlo- Underwood Typewriter Co. of N.Y.—

wit z & Co. Dodweill & Co., Ld.

Scott & Browne, Ld.—Imperial Union Special Machine Co.—Fobes &

Chemical Industries (China), Ld. Co., Ld.

South British Insce. Co.—Wilson & Co. Union

“ Spatembraeu ” Fraiziskanerbraeu— U. S. Marine Insce. Co.—Collins & Co.

Bremen Colonial and China Trading perialAlkali Export Assn. Inc.—Im-

Chemical Industries (China),

Co.

Standard Insurance Co.—Holland-China LT.Ld.S. Merchants & Shipper’s Insur-

Handels Campagnie

Standard Life Assurance Co.—Dod- ance Office

Co.—International Insurance

well & Co., Ld.

Standard Life Assurance Co.—Wilson White Horse Distilleries, Ld.—JardineT

& Co. Matheson & Co., Ld.

The Standard Tecxile Products Co.— Wilh Wilhslmsen (Th© Norwegian-

Gipperich. & Co., E. Africa-Australia Li|ne)—Olivier Chine

Stewarts & Lloyds, Ld.—Imperial (S.A.)

Chemical Industrie® (China), Ld. ■Winter & Sohn (J.)—Bremen Colonial

Sun Fire Insce. Office—Wilson & Co. and China Trading Co.

Sun-Maid Raisins Growers Association Wm. B. Pierce Co.—Fobes & Go., Ld.

—Gipperich & Co., E.

Sundstrand Adding Machines—Dod- Wm. Gossage & Sons, Ld.—Imperial

Chemical Industries (China), Ld.

well & Co., Ld.

Swiss Silk Bolting Cloth Manufactur- Wm. Teacher & Sons, Ld.—Dodwell &

Co., Ld.

ing—Fobes & Co., Ld.

Taku Pilot Co.—Jardine, Matheson & Yangtsze Insurance Association—

Liddell Bros. & Co.

Co.. Ld.

Tampa Inter-Ocean Steamship Co.. Yangtsze

Whitamore & Co. Association, Ld.—

Insurance

Inc.—Whitamore & Co.

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Canadian Pacific Railway & Steam- Hamburg-Amerika

:.persen

Linie—M. P. Jas-

ships, Ld.—M. P. Jaspersen

Central Agency, Ld.—Arnhold & Co., Heng An Steam Navigation Co.—

'Shawshing Steamship Co.

Ld.

Century Insurance Cb.—M. P. Jas- Ithonian S.iS. Lines—Arnhold & Co.r

persen Ld.

Chang An Steam Navigation Co.— Netherlands Insce. Co.—M. P. Jas-

Shawshing Steamship Co. pergem

Chili-Shantung

Steamship Co. Line — Shawshing Ningpo-Shaoshing Steam Navigation

Co.—Shawshing

Chingkee Steam Navigation Co.— North German Lloyd—M. Steamship Co.

Shawshing Steamship Co. P. Jasper-

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Priiibe sen

Ld.—Becos Traders, Ld. Line (Far East),' Ld.—Arn-

hoild & Co., Ld.

Employers’ Liability Assurance Cor- Sanpeh Steam Navigation Co. Shaw-

poration, Ld.—Arnhold & Co.. Ld. shing Steamship Co.

Far Eastern Insurance Co., Ld.- Yangtsze Insurance Association—Am

Arnhold & Co., iLu. hold & Co., Ld.

AGENCIES-HARBIN AND MUKDEN 1&

HARBIN AND MUKDEN

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Atjents see Precediny Sections)

Agricultural Insurance iCo.—Ameri- Hanover Fire Insurance Co.—Ameri-

can Asiatic Underwriters. Inc. can Asiatic Underwriters, Inc.

Admiral Oriental line—Bryner & Co. Holland Assur. Socy.—Holstein & Co.

Bank Line—Bryner & Co. Holland East Asia Line—Bryner & Co.

Barber-Wilhelmsen Line—Bryner & Co. Home Insurance Co. of New York—

Beiersdorff & Co., P.—Schmidt & Co. Holstein & Co.

Blue Star Line—Bryner & Co. Hudson Insurance Co. — American

British American Assurance Co.— Asiatic Insurance

Hudson Underwriters, Inc.

Co.—International

American Asiatic Underwriters, Insurance Office

Inc.

British American Assurance Co.—In- Insurance Co. of North America—-

ternational Insurance Office Bryner & Co.

Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Bryner & Co. International Insurance Office John-

Century Insurance Co., Ld.—Bryner & son & Johnson—Manchurian Co.

Co. International Assurance Co., Ld. —

Ohemisch Pharmazentiscbe, A. G., American Asiatic Underwriters, Inc.

Hamburg—Holstein & Co. Java-China-Japan Line—Bryner & Co.

Cie. des Messageries Maritimes— Jetter and Scheerer, Tuttlingen —

Bryner & Co. Schmidt & Co.

Continental Insurance Co. of New

York—Bryner & Co. Leitz, E. Wetzlar—Schmidt & Co.

Cunard Line and Angkor Donaldson Lincoln Fire Insurance Co. of New

Line—Compagnie Internationale des York — American Asiatic Under-

Wagons writers, Inc.

Dairen Kisen Kaisha—Compagnie In- Lloyd Triestino—Compagnie Inter-

ternationale des Wagons nationale des Wagons

Dodwell-Castle Line—Bryner & Co. Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.—

Dollar Cine (Robert)—Internationale Bryner & Co.

des Wagons Merck, E. Chemical Works Darm-

Dollar Steamship Line—Bryner & Co. stadt—Schmidt & Co.

Economic Insurance Co., Ed.—^Ameri- Messogeries Maritimes—Bryner & Co.

can Asiatic Underwriters, Inc. Messageries Maritimes — Compagnie

Electricitaetsgesellschaft “ Sanitas ”— Internationale des Wagons

Schmidt & Co. National Union Fire Insurance Co.—

Fine Art and General Insurance Co., American Asiatic Underwriters, Inc.

Ld.—American American Asiatic National Union Indemnity Co. —

Underwriters, Inc. American Asiatic Underwriters,

Fire Insurance Co.—Mitsui Bussan Inc. Union Indemnity Co.—In-

National

Kaisha ternational Insurance Office

Gebrueder Junghans, A.-G.—Holstein Netherlands Lloyd—Bryner & Co.

& Co. Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Compagnie

Glen and Shire Line—Bryner & Co. Internationale des Wagons

Globe & Rutgers Firei Insurance Co.— B. Onoda—Skodaworks, Ld.

American-Asiatic-Underwriters, Fed. Osaka Shosen desKaisha—Compagnie

Inc., U.S.A. Internationale Wagons

Guildhall Insurance Co., Ld.—Bryner P. & O. Steam Nav. Co.—Cornabe

& Co. Eckford and Winning

Hamburg-Amerika Linie—Compagnie Peninsular & Oriental Steam Nav. Co.

Internationale des Wagons —Cie. Internationale des Wagons

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16 AGENCIES—HARBIN AND MUKDEN—DAIREN

Red and White Star Lines—Compagnie Studebaker-Pierce-Arrow Corporation

Internationale des Wagons —Bryner & Oo.

Reinsurance Co., Rossia of Copenha- U. S. Merchants & Shippers Insur-

pen—Bryner & Co. ance Co.—International Insurance j

Rossia Insurance Co. of America— Office

—American Asiatic Underwriters,

Inc.

J. D. Riedef-E. de Haln, A.-G.. Ber- Wagner (Guenther)—Holstein & Co.

Waibel & Co.—Holstein & Co.

lin, Britz—Holstein & Co., C. Wilh. Wilhelmsen Line—Bryner & Co. j

DAI REN

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Admiral Oriental Line—Cartlidge & Kailan Mining Administration—Cor- j

Co. nabe, Eckford & Winning

American Mail Line The—Bryner & Lloyd Triestino Steam Nav. Co.—

Co. Cornabe, Eckford & Winning

Bank Line, The—Bryner & Co. Lloyd’s, London—Cornabe, Eckford &

Barber-Wilhelmsen Line—Bryner & Winning

Co. Messagerie Maritime S.S. sCo.— j

Blue Star Line—Bryner & Oo. Bryner & Co.

British Ropes, Ld.—General Electric Ocean, Accident and Guarantee Cor- j

Co. of China, Ld. poration, Ld.—Cornabe, Eckford &

Canadian Pacific S.S.’s Ld.—Bryner W inning

& Co. Osram China Co.—General Electric 1

Canton Insurance Office, Ld.;—Cor- Co. of China, Ld.

nabe, Eckford & Winning Peninsular & Oriental Steam Nav. Co.

Cochran Boiler Co.—General Electric —Oornabe, Eckford & Winning

Co. of China, Ld. Phoenix Assurance Co., Ld.—Bryner

Critchlow’s Humidifier and Gas Saver— & Co

Saery-Siryk Prince Line, Far East Service—Cor-

Crosslay Gas and Oil Engine Co.— nabe, Eckford & Winning

General Electric Co. of China, iLd. Ransome and Rapier, Ld.—General

The Dollar S.iS. Line—Bryner & Co. Electric Co. of China, Ld. ,

Dodwell-Oastle Line—Bryner & Co. Rickmers Line-^C. Holstein & Co.

Eraser Chalmers Engineering Works Royal Insurance Co., Ld.—Cornabe,

—General Electric Co. of China. Eckford & Winning

Ld. iSanderson Bros. & Newhold, Ld —

Glen Line, Eastern Agencies, Ld.— General Electric Co. of China, Ld. !

Cornabe, Eckford & Winning tSchieren Belting Co.—General Elec-

Holland East Asia Line—Bryner & tric Co. of China, iLd.

Co. Societe Anonyme Andre Citroen—San

Home Insurance Co. of New York—C. Shin Shokai

Holstein & Co. Socony-Vacuum Corporation — Fu4

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co.— kusho Co., (Ld.

Cornabe, Eckford & Winning Sun Fire Insurance Co., Ld. -Cor-jr

1 ndo-Ohina Steam Nav. Co.. Ld.— nabo, Eckford k, Winning

Cornabe, Eikford & Winning Swedish East Asiatic. Co., Ld. -Cor-irj

Isthmian. Lines—Cornabe, Eckford & nabe, Eckford k Winning

Winning Wilh. Wilhelmsen Line—Bryner & Co 1

Java-China-Japan Line — Cornabe, Yangtsze Insurance Association, Id.—.

Eekford & Winning Cornabe. Ec^ford & Winning

AGENCIES—CHEFOO—TSINGTAO 17

C H EF O O

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Atlas Assurance Co., iLd. of London— Northern Assurance Co., Ld.—H. E.

H. E. Railton & Co., Ld. Railton & Co., Ld.

Burrel’s Paints^—H. E. Railton & Co., Norwich Union Fire Insurance Socy.,

Ld. Ld.—H. E. Railton & Co., Ld.

China Fire Insurance Co., Ld.— Phoenix Assurance Co., Ld.—Casey &

Smith & Co., L. H. Co.

Cornhill Insuranle Co., Ld.—H. E. Socony-Y acuum Corporation—H. E.

Railton & Co., Ld. Railton & Co., Ld.

Dollar Steamship Line—Anz & Co. South British Insurance Co., Ld.—

Hamburg-Amerika Linie—Anz & Co. Casey & Co.

Java Sea & Fire Insce. Co.—Anz & Co. States Steamship Co.—Anz & Co.

La General Soies—Casey & Co. Union Assurance Socy., London—

Netherlands Insce. Co.—Anz & Co. Smith & Co., L. H.

Norddeutscher-Lloyd—Anz & Co. Union Marine and General Insurance

North British and Mercantile Insurance Co., ILd.—H. E. Railton

Co.—Smith & Co., iL. H. Union Insurance Society of Canton—

North China Insce. Co.—Anz & Co. Smith & Co., L. H.

TSINGTAO

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents see Preceding Sections)

A. E. G. Allgem. Electrizitats Geo. Indo China Steam Navigation Co.,

Ld.—Jardine Matheson & Co., Ld.

Berlin—Busch & Co., J.

Alliance Assurance Co., Ld.—Jardine. Marchant’s Old Highland. Whisky—

Matheson & Co., Ld. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Canadian Pacific S.S., Ld.—Jardine, McEwan & Co. Edinburgh, B.—Jar-

dine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Mathesons & Co., Ld. Netherlands Insurance Co. of 1845,

Demag, A.-G., Dursburg—Busch & The Hague—Busch & Co., J.

Co., J. Nobels Explosives Co., Ld.—Jardine,

Dynamit, A.-G., vorm. Alfred Nobel Matheson & Co., Ld.

cfe Coy. Hamburg—Busch & Co., J. Packard Chrysler—American Oriental

Godfrey Phillips Ld. — Jardine, Motors Fed. Inc., U.S.A.

Matheson & Co., Ld. Reo. and White Trucks Desoto and

Home Insurance Co. of New York— Plymouth Cars—American Oriental

Motors Fed., Inc., U.S.A.

Busch & Co., J.

Hong Kong Fire Insurance Off., Ld. White Horse Distillers, Ld.—Jardine,

Matheson & Co., Ld.

—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Humboldt-Deutz Motorem, A.-G., Wilhelmsen Lines (Wilh. Wilhelmsen,

Oslo)—Busch & Co.. J.

Cologn-Deutz.—Busch & Co.. J.

54*

AGENOIES—WEIHAIWEI-SHANGHAI

WEIHAIWEI

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

British-American'

Fock Tai & Co Tobacco Co.. (Ld.— National Commercial Bank, Ld;—

Fock Tai & Co.

China Mutual iS. Nl Co., Ld.^—Fook Ocean Steamship Co., Ld.—Fock Tai

Tai & Co. & Co.

China 'Navigation Co., Ld.—Fock Tai Socony-Vacuum Corporation — Fock

& Co. ~ Tai & Cc. ...

China Soap Co, Ld.—Foo Wei Co., Sun Life Assurance i Co. of Canada—

The Foo Wei Co., The

Gande, Price*. Ld.—Weihaiwei Import, Taikop Sugar Itefining.Cq,,, Ld, Eoek

and Export Go. Tai & Co.

Imperial Chemical Industries, Ld.— The Texas Company: (China)* Ld. —!

Foo W'ei Co., The The Foo Wei Co.

Kailan Mining Administration—Foo Union Insurance 'Society! of Canton,

We^ Cot, The Ld.—Foo. Wei; Co,. The

McEwan-fYounger, Ld. — Weihaiwei |I Yan Hua Mcr-hanical Glass Co.—Foo

Import and Export Co. i Wei Co., The

SHANGHAI

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

A. Jung, Lokomotiven Fabrik Alliance Assurance Co.,1 Ld,—Jardine,

M.m.b.H.—Carlowitz & Co. Matheson

Alliance & Co.,Co.Ldof. Philadelphia—

Insurance

A. Ott. Kempten- Carlowitz k. Co'.

A. & E’.: Kuhff & Cie. : Racine & Cie. Finance, Coihmerc’eandInsuranceOtfice

Alliance Insurahce Co. of Philadel-

Abeilie Fire Insurance Co.. Ld.— phia—R. A. Kreulen

Olivier-China Allianz Insurance Co,—Blum & Yan

Ackerman-Laurence — Babond Mary der Aa.

Ciq. Alton Battery Co., Ld. — Automatic

Acme Card System ,Co. — Business Telephones of China, Fed. Inc.

Equipment

Adriatic InsuranceCorporation

Co.—Clerici Be- American Bridge. Co.—ILS, Steel Pro-

doni & Co. ducts

Akt. Ges. Vdrm. Seidel and Naumann American Cotton Co-operative Asso-

— Kunst &' Albers ciation—Volkart Brothers’ Agency

Akti bolaget B ofors—Car1 owl tz & Co. American

Telephones,Electric-

of China, Co.

Fed.—Automiatie

Inc.

Alberta Assurance Co.—Moore h Co. American Mail’ Line—foliar Co. (The

Alkali Export Association (U.S.)—Im- Robert)

perial Chemical Industries American and JdaQghiJUap Liijifm-Ifieey

Allen, Sons & Op.—Scott, Harding & & Cannan , .

Go...i.,,!]; ,v (|ji ‘ American ■ Foreign,] Credit, Under-

Allg. Knnstzijdfe Unie N. Y. Arnhem— writers, Inc., U.S.A.—Commercial k

A. K. U. China Acrency

Allgemeine Elektricitaets - Gesells- Credit Information Bureau

chaft—A. E. G. China Electric Co. American- Gulf-Orient Line—Everett,

Alliance Assurance Co., Ld.—Eastern Inc. (L.), (Lykes Bros., Ripley S.

Trading Co. (China), Ld. S. Co.)

AGENCIES—SHANGHAI

American Oriental Line—Lace v & Automatic Electric Co., Ld., Liver-

Cannan, Ld. pool — Automatic Telephones of

American Paper Exports, Inc.—H. B. China, Fed., Inc.

Gallop Automatic Telephone Manufacturing

American Pioneer Line—States S.S. Co, Co.- Scott, Harding & Co.

American Radiator Co.—Andersen, Automatique Eleetrique de Belgique,

Meyer & Co. S. A., Antwerp—Automatic Tele-,

American Scintilla Magneto Co.— phones of China, Fed. Inc.

Gale Co., SL E.

American Sheet and Tin Plate Co.— Azien de Oolori Nazionale Affihi

Acra—A. Elders & Co.

U.S. Steel Products Backhouse, Ld. (J. H.)—General ac-

American Steel and Wire Co;—U.S. cident, Fire and Life Assurance

Steel Products, Corporation, Ld.

American Visible Numbering Machine Baldwin Locomotive Works—Andersen,

Co.—Business Equipment Corpn. Meyer & Co.

Amieux Freres—Rondon & Co., Ld. Ballochmyte Creamery Co., Ld.—

Andreas Saxlehner, Budapest—A. Sator Frost Bland it Co.

Andrew Machine Construction Co.., Baloise Fire Insurance Co.—Carlowitz

Ld.—Arnhold i Co., Ld. & Co.

Andrew, Toledo, I d.—Arnbold & Co., Banker’s & Trader’s Insurance Co.,

Ld. Ld.—Bropk & Co., Ld.

Antinori Chianti Wines—Clerici, Be- Bankers’' and Traders’ Insurance Co.,

doni & Co., S, A. Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Anollinaris Co., Ld.. Th:ei—Racine & I Bandoenasche

Cie Co., Ld. Kininefabriek—Sldwe

Appleton & Co., D.—United iBook & Barber-Wihelmsen — Dodwell s Co.,

Stationary Co. Ld.

Arado Handelsgesellschaft m.b.H.— | Bardinet Liqueurs & Rhum Negrita—

Carlowitz &; Co. Ron don & Co., Ld.

Ardal, Ld -Col. Hayley-Bell

Ariel Works, iLd.—Imperial Chemical i “ DownsBarry ” Steel Split Pulleys—Rose,

& Thompson

Industries (China), Ld. Basto, J.—Baboutl, Mary & Cie

Arthur & Hinshaw—Imperial Chemical | •Batavia Sea and Fire Insurance Co.—

Industries (China), Ld. j Carlowitz Co. i

Asa Lee$ & Co., Ld.—Arnhold & Co.,'! Bauer & Black—Kofa American Drug

Ld.

Ashworth, Sons .V Co., Ld.—Arnbold BaUni Co.—Kofa American Drug Co.

& Co., Ld.

Asia Trading Society—Reinsurance Cb. ! Bausch it Lomb Optical Co.—China

Scientific Instrument Co., Ld.

Askania-Werke,

Co. A. G.—Carlowitz $ Bayeri^febie Mqtorenwerk, A. G. —

Carlowitz

Associated Manufacturing Aste Do- Bayliss, Jones &''Co.

rate—Clerici, Bedoni & Co., S. A. & Bayliss, Ld. —H.

AssUrancoselskabct Poseidon—Thore- ■ Bayliss,

Hobden Wiley & Co., Ld.—Frost,

sen & Go. Bland

Atlas Assurance Co Ld.—Eastern Under- | Bebn, Meyer & Co.—General Accident,

writers

Atlas Fire, and Life Assurance Corpora-

Assurance Co., Ld.—Jardine Mathe- I l tion,

■ son & Co., Ld. Ld.

Bellin^cLd.—Wallem

& Co.—Frost,& Bland

if Atlas Diesel, A. B.—Ekman Foreign ! Bell’s,

i Agencies, Ld., The Co.

Ben

f Atlas Imperial Engine Co:—American | ; it Co. ' , ;

: Line 'Steamers—Gibb, Livingston

Engineering Corporation Bergjus Co.—Tni^ass a' Riddle

j Austin Motor Co., Ld.—Auto Palace Berkefeld Filter ..Go.—Kofa American

I Co., Ld., The Drug Co., Inc.

| Austral-East Indies Line—Lacey & Berlin-Karlsruhe'F Industriewerke, A.

Cannan G.—Carlowitz & Co.

i. Automatic Electric Co., Chicago— Beukelaer’s,,. Bisciiitse-

tI Automatic Telephones of China, Fel. 9 Ronddn & Co.,

Inc. Ld. ' ® P

20 AGENCIES—SHANGHAI

Blackman Export Co.—Arnhold & British Dyestuff Corporation—Imperial

Co., Ld. Chemical Industries (China), Ld.

Blackstone & Co.—Rose, Downs and British Glues and Chemicals, Ld.—

Imperial Chemical Industries.

Thompson (China), Ld.

Bliss Co., E. W.—Metal Box and British (Guest, Keen & Baldwins)

Printing Industries, Ld. Iron A Steel Co., Ld.—H. Hcbden

Blum & Haas—Racine & Cie British Insulated Cables—Scott, Hard-

Board of Underwriters

Kreulen, R. A. of New York— ing & Co.

Boeing Aircraft Co.—Gale Co., L. E. British Mannessmann Tube Co.—Dod-

well & Co., Ld.

Boeing School of Aeronautics - Gale British Oak Insurance Co., Ld.—

Co., L. E. Hugh Middleton & Co. (Ins ), Ld.

Bombay-Burmah Trading Corpora- British Thomson-Houston Co.—Inniss

tion, Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Oo., & Riddle

Ld.

Boots Pure Drug Co., Ld. — Imperial British

& Co.

Vacuum Co.—Scott, Harding

Chemical Industries (China), Ld.

Borax Consolidated, Ld.—Imperial Broom & Co.

& Wade, Ld.—Scott, Harding

Chemical Industries (China), Ld. Brotherton & Co., iLd.—Imperial Che-

Borbonus & Schadwinkel, Langewiesen mical Industries (China). Ld.

—Far Eastern Drug Trading Co.

Borsalino Felt Hats—Clerici, Bedoni Broughton

China

Copper (1928) Co., Ld.—

Engineers, Ld.

& Co., S. A.

Bosca Burgundy & Red Wines— Brown Ld.

& Co., W. P.- Arnhold & Co.r

Clerici. Bedoni & Co., S. A. Bruneviga

Bosch (Robert)—Jebsen & Co. Albers Maschinenwerke — Kunst

Boston Wire Stitcher Co.—Business Buchanan & Co., Ld., James—Slowe

Equipment Corporation & Co., Ltd.

Botelho Bros.- China Underwriters Building

Bouchard Aine k Fils.—Rondon & Bunge. Paul—Kofa American& Co.Drug

Products—Duncan

Co., Ld. Co., Inc.

Bradstreet Co., The—Commercial & Burrell & Co., Ld —G. E. Bird

Credit Information Bureau Burrell & Co., Ld.—General Electric

Branca—Fernet Bitters and Liquers— Bush Co. (of China.), The

Clerici, Bedoni k Co., S. A. it Co., Ld., W. J.— Knipschildt

Brehmer (Gebr.)—Chien Hsin En- Buxton Eskelund

gineering Co., Ld. Lime Firms Co., Ld.—Im-

Breithaupt (F. W.)—Schmidt & Co. perial Chemical Industries (China),

Breman Underwriters—Melehers & Co. ILd.

Brevillier & Urban—Kofa American Drug Byk-Guldenwerke— Kunst & Albers

Co., Inc. C. Anselmo & Cie—Racine & Cie

Brezun

Bristol & Co.—American

Dur&nd—Racine Engineering

& Cie C. Castel & Fils—Racine & Cie

Corporation C. Erbe, Tuebingen—Carlowitz & Co

Britannia Steamship Co.—Paulsen & CieJ. yan Houten & Zoon—Racine

C

Bayes-Davy

Bristol Co.—American Engineering Cain, Son & Greenwood—Arnhold &

Co., Ld.

Co.

British American Assurance Co.—In- Caldbeek, MacGregor & Co., Ld.—

General Accident, Fire and Life

ternational Insurance Office Assurance Corporation, Ld.

British Anti-Fouling Composition and Caledonian Insurance Co.—Dodwell &

Paint Co.—Wheelock & Co. Co., Ld.

British Belting & Asbestos, Ld.— Caledonian Insurance Co.—Haworth

Cameron & Co. (China), iLd . A. & Co., R.

British Corporation Register of Ship- Caledonian

ping and Aircraft—Eisler, Reeves, & Co. Insurance Co.—Meverink

Murphy & Lyle, Ld.

British Drug Houses Ld- - Frost Calvet & Co., J.—Rondon & Co. Ld.

Canada Gypsum & Alabastine, Ld.—

Bland & Co. Arnhold & Co., Ld.

AGENCIES—SHAN GHAI 21

(Canadian-American S.S. Co.—Dodwell Chemical Works Dr. Bayer—Gmehling

& Co., Ld. & Co., G.

Canadian Pacific Express—Canadian Chemical Works Gedeon Richter, Ld

Budapest—A. Sator

Pacific Railway

Canadian Steel Corporation—U.S. Chemische Fabrik Ld.,

Dresden—Medicon, Helfenberg

S. A. A. G.

Steel Products Co.

Cann & Taylor—Frost, Bland & Co. China American Trading Corporation-

General Accident, Fire and Life

Canning & Co.—Inniss & Riddle

Canton Insurance Office, Ld—Jar- Assurance Corporation, Ld.

dine,- Matheson C Co., Ld. China Finance Corpn. Fed. Inc.—General

Carl Lindstroem A. G.—A. Ehlers & Accident, Fire & Life Assurance

Co. Corpn., Ld.

■Carl Zeiss, Jena—Carlowitz & Co. China Fire Insurance Co.—Gibb, Liv-

Carnegie Steel Co.—U.S. Steel Pro- ington & Co.

ducts Co.

Carso Petroleum Co.—Racine & Cie China Realty Co.—General Accident,

Fire and Life Assurance Corpora-

Carter & Co., Ld.—Arnhold & Co., tion, (Ld.

Ld.

Carter Medicine Co.—Kofa American China Soap Co., Ld.—Imperial Che-

mical Industries (China), Ld.

Drug Co., Inc.

''astner-iKellner Alkali Co., >Ld.—Im- China Transport

—Everett Inc., L.& Storage Co,, Inc

perial Chemical Industries (China), China Underwriters^—Botelho Bros.

Ld. Chiswick Polish Co. (Overseas), Ld.—

Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Carlowitz & Imperial

(China), Ld.

Chemical Industries

Co.

Celluloidwaren — Fabrik “Continental,’, Chloride Electrical Storage Co.—

Dresden—Far Eastern Drug Trading Innis & Riddle

Co.

Central China Commercial Co., Ld.— Christiana

Reiss & Co.

General Insurance Co.—

Cumine & Co., Ld.

Central Fire Insurance Co.—R. A. Chrysler Mark L.

Marine Motors — Moody,

Kreulen Chrysler Motor Oorp.—Moody, Mark

Century Carbon Co.—Kunst & Albers

Century Electric Co. -Frost, Bland & Cie d’Assurance “ Franco-AmericaineC

Co. Insurance

Century Co., Ld.—Finance, Cie'—Racine & Cie

d’Assurances Incendie “La Con-

Commerce & Insurance Office

Century Insurance Co.—Shanghai In- Cie d’Assurances .&Incendie

fiance ”—Racine Cie

surance Co. “ L’Ur-

Chamberlain & I look ham, Ld. — The Cie,bained’Assurances

”—Racine & Cie

Maritime's. “La

General Electric Co. (of China), Ld.

Champagne Heidsieck & Cie.—Ba- CieFonciere Transports Racine & Cie

des Messageries Maritimes —-

houd, Mary & Cie.

Champagne “Mori ant” — Rond on & CieRacine & Cie

des Chargeurs Reunis—Racine &

Co., Ld. Cie

Chance Brothers & Co., Ld.—Arnhold Cie Fermiere de L’Etab—Racine & Cie

& Co., Ld.

Chance & Hunt, Ld.—Imperial Che- CieRacine Franeaise des Parfums d’Orsay—

& Cie

mical Industries (China), Ld

Chance Yought Corporation — Gale Ld.Gle. de Machines—Pathe Orient,

Cie

Co., L. E. Cigarettes & Tabacos, J.O.B.—Racine

Charles

MathesonMarchant’s

& Co., Ld. Whisky — Jardine & Cie.Service! Export Oil Co.—Racine

Charles Thomson & Co.—Racine & Cie Cities & Cie

•Chas. A. Schieren Co.—General Elec- Claude Neon Lights, Inc., Hong Kong—•

tric Co. (of China), Ld., The ClaudeNeon

Neon lights

Chateau Cheese Co.—Dodwell & Co., Claude Lights, Inc., Manila—-

Ld. •

•Chemical Works “ Chinoin ”—Gmehl- ClementNeonManufacturing

Claude Lights Co. —

ing & Co. Frost, Bland & Co.

AGENCIES—SHANGHAI

Clemens Riefier, Nesselwang — Car- DeArnhold

Havilla-nd Aircraft Co., Ld.—

& Co., Ld.

iowitz & Co.

Clipper

ThompsonLacer Co.—Rose, Downs u (Debecey Manufacturing Co.—Metal

Box and

Cochran & Co. (Annan), Ld.—General Debrie, A.—PathePrinting Industries, Ld.

Electric Co. (of China), Ld., The Dedin-Laporte—Racine. Orient, Ld

Cochran & Co.—Fraser & Chalmers’ Delco Light Co.—Dodwell & Cie

Engineering Works & Co., Ld.

Demag,

Colman, Ld. (J. & J.)—Imperial Che- ing Co., Ld.A-G.—Chien Hsin Engineer-

mical Industries (China), Ld. Denis Freres de iTndo-chine, Saigon—

Comacrib Directory of China, The— General Accident, Fire and Life As-

Commercial & Credit Information surance Corporation, Ld.

Bureau

Comacrib Press, The—Commercial & Denis, & Cie.

Mounie & Co.—Baboud, Mary

Credit Information Bureau . Detroit Aircraft Exports—Gale Co.r

Compania Vinicola del Norte do L. E.

Espana—Sino Spanish Trading Co. Deutsche Linoleum Werke, A. G.—-

Comptoir Th. Eckel, \S. A.—Commer Kunst and Albers

eial & Credit Information Bureau Deiitz cfc Gelfermann—Slowe & Co.r

Consolidated Mining and Smelting DevilleLd,

Co., Ld.—Cameron & Co. (China), Diamond& T.Cie—Racine & Ciq

Ld., A. Sales Co. Trucks—Shanghai Motor

Continental Insurance Co.—Kreulen, Dictaphone

R. A. Corporation of America—

Business Equipment Corporation

Continental Insurance Co.—Shanghai Diethelm

Insurance Co. k Co., Ld.—General Accid-

Continental (Typewriters — Steinle & ent, Eire and Life Assurance Cor-

poration, Ld.

Co. Directory and Chronicle of China?

Co-operative Insurance Co.—Probst, Japan,

& Co.

Malaya, etc.—Frost Bland

Danbury % Co. Distilleries de la Suze—Racine & Cie

Qora-Verraputh & Sparkling Asti Ditmar Brunner Bros., Ld.—Carlowitz.

Wines—Clerici, Bedoni & Co., S.A.

Corn Products Refining Co.—Imperial & Co.

Chemical Industries (China), ILd. Dixom Crucible Co., Jos—United Book

Cornabe, Eckford & Co.—General Ac- and Stationery Go.

cident, Fire and Life Assurance Dodwell-Castle Line—Dodwell & Co.r

Corporation, Ld. Ld.

Cornabe, Eckford it Co. Ld.—Claude Dollar

Neon Lights Steamship Lines—Dollar Co,

Cornhiii Insurance Co.—Dodwell & Dollfus(Robert)

Co., Ld. Mieg & Cie^—Racine & Cie

Cornhiii Insurance Co., Ld. — Eastern Donau, Allg. Vers.’ A-G.—Shanghai

Insurance Office, Ld.

Underwriters

Craven Brothers—Arnhold & Co., Ld. Dorman, Long & Co., Ld.—Cameron

Crompton, Parkinson & Co.—Scott, Dorman & Co. (China), Ld., A.

Harding & Co. Long & Co.—Osborn & Go.

Credit, Index, Ld., The—Commercial Dornier

lowitz

Metallbanten G.m.b.H.—Car-

& Co.

Credit Information Bureau

Crosfield & Sons, Ld., J.—Imperial Drake,

& Co.

Ld. (William)—Scbtt, Harding

Chemical Industries (China), Ld. Drapier

Crown Ribbon & Carbon Manufactur- Dresden &Leipziger—Chien

Fils—Racine & Cie

Hsin En

ing Co.—United Book & Stationery gineering Co., Ld.

Co. Dry Milk Co.—Reiss & Co., Inc.,

Crown Life Insurance Co.—Crownchina Hugo

Co.. Inc.

Davey Paxman & Co.—Rose, Downs & tional Wireless Teleph. Co. Na-

Dubilier Condenser Co.—' C hinese

Thompson

Davies, Brooke end Boyd, Ld.—Scot- Dubonnet

Ld. Tonic Wines—Rondon & Co.T

tish Union and National Ins. Co. Dufouleur Pere & Fils—Racine & Cie

AG ENCl EiS—S HANG iiAI 23

Dun & Go., R. G. — Commercial & Ericcsson Telephone Oo., Ld,, The—

Credit Ld.—Hooley,

Information Bureau Ekman Foreign Agencies, Ld., The

Dunlop, J. R. Erling Mortensen—Moller & Oo.

Du ram, Ld. -Frost, Bland & Co.

Durant Motor Cars—Shanghai Motor Erzinger Co.—Scottish Union and

National Insurance Co.

Sales Co.

DusseMorf General Insurance Co. — Est Asiatique Frangais—Racine & Cie

Burkhardt, Buchan & Oo.

(Dyer, (Ld.—Metal Box &; Printing In- Etbs. Anguste Mattel—Racine & Cie.

Establissements Arnout—General Acci-

surance, Ld. dent, Fire and Life Assurance

E. Chabocfhe & Cie—Racine & Ore

Eagle Insurance Cb.—National Gen- EtSi;Corporation, Ld.

Boy-Landry—Racine & Cie

eral Insurance Office Etablissements Delamare — Racine &

Eagle, Star and British Dominions— Cie

Blum & Van der Aa

East Indies, Sea and Fire Insurance Ets. Fournier-Ferriea*—Racine & Cie

Co.—Shanghai Insurance Office Etabs. Mareehal—Olivier-Chine (S.A.j

Eastern Insurance

Matheson & Co., Co.,

Ld. Ld.—Jardine, Ets. Marnier LapostoRe—Racine & Cie

Ets. A. Mazet & Cie—Racine & Oie

Eastern Underwriters—Reinsurance Co.

Eastern Underwriters — Scottish Eveready Ets. de St. Galmier—Racine & Cie

Union and National Insurance Co. ScientificRadio Battery Oo. -China

Instrument Co., Ld.

Eastern United Assurance Corporation Evinrude Motors Corpn. — American

—David & Co. Engineering Corporation

Eatinon, G.m.h.Ii. — Kofa-American Ewart & Son, Wm.—Illingworth, L,

Drug Co., Inc. E.

Edwards, Ruabon—Duncan & Co. Exors. of James Mills, Ld. — H.

Efha-Raste- werk -Chien

gineering Co., Ld. Hsin En- Hobden

Einar Misen-Mae—Moller & Co. Express Lift Co.—Scott, Harding &

Eisenberger 'Trockenplatten fabrik Express Co.

Eisenberg—Carlowitz & Cb. & S. M. S. Lift Co., Ld.,

Ekman & So.—Ekman Foreign Agen- China), London—General Electric Co. (of

cies, Ld., The Ld.

Electric Construction Co.—China En- Fabriques Des Montres Zenith—Meye-

gineers, Ld. rink & Co.

Electric Ventilating Co.—Scott, Hard- Fairbanks,

ing & Oo. Morse & Co.—Carlowitz &

Co.

Electromekano, A. B.—Ekman Foreign Fairchild

Agencies, Ld., The Aerial Camera Corporation

—Gale Co., L. E.

Electrozeib Watches—W. Hilsberg

Eley Bros., Ld.—Imperial Chemical Fank & Magnalls — United Book &

Stationery Oo.

Industries (China), Ld. Ear Easteroi Lumber Oo.—Bloch &

Elha^Rasterwerk—Chien Hsin Engin- Co.

eering Co. Farina, Johann Maria—Kunst and

Elin A. G. fuer Elektrische -Kunst and Albers

Albers

Ellerman Line—Lacey & Caiman Farleigh Nettheim & Co., Sydney—

Viloudaki & Co.

Elliott Brothers, Ld.—Scott, Harding Fassett & Johnson Ltd. —Frost, Bland

& Co. & Co.

Ellison, iLd., George—China . Engine- Faultless Rubber Co.—Kofa American

ers, Ld. Drug Co., Inc.

Federal

Elliston, Pugh & Co.—General Forge j Palace Co., Motor .Truck Co. — Auto

Products (1929), Ld. Ld., The

Employers’ Liability Assurance Co.— Fern Line—Thoresen & Co. ,

Ferranti, Ld.—Callender’s CabL &

Arnhold & Co.. Ld. Construction Ob.

Equitable Fire and Accident Office L<1.— ‘•'Fiat” Italy—Auto Castle

Liddell Bros. & Co., Ld.

Equitable Life Assurance Society—Sun Fielding & Platt—Anderson, Meyer &

Life Assurance Oo. of Canada ! Co.

24 AGENCIES—SHANGUP I

Fisher (Elliott) Accounting and Writ- Gesellschaft fuer Linde’s Eismaschinen

ing Machines—Dodwell & Co., Ld. A.G.—Kofa American Drug Co.,

Flexible Steel Lacings, Ld.—General Inc.

Electric Co. (of China), Ld., The Gestetner (Eastern), Ld.—Dixon &

Flottmann, A. G.—Kunst and Albers Sons

Foamite Firefoarn—Dodwell & Co., Gibbons, Ld.—Arnhold & Co., Ld.

Ld. Gibson, Arthur L.—Arnhold & Co.,.

Fomm August)—Chien Hsin Engineer- Gibsor. Ld. &Co., Ltd. Wm. —Frost, Bland

ing Co., iLd. & Co.

Forestal Land Timber & Railways Co. Gilmore Oil Co.—Liddell Bros. & Co.,

Ld. — Imperial

(China) Ld. Chemical Industries

Ld.

Foster & Sons, Ld., M. B.—Slowe & Co., Gilmour

Ld. Thomson & Co. — Racine &

Cie

Fowler & Co. (Leeds), Ld., (John)— Glaswerk

China Engineers, Ld. Gustav Fischer, Ilmenau—Kofa.

Fram, Leipzig—G. Schink American Drug Co., Inc.

Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance Co.

France-Expantion — Commercial & —International Insurance Office

Credit Information Bureau Glycerine, Ld.—Imperial Chemical In-

Fraser & Chalmers Engineering dustries (China). Ld.

Works — General Electric Co. (of Gossage & Sons, Id., Wm.—Imperial

China), Ld., The Chemical Industries (China), Ld.

Frattelli Bettini: Silk Filature Ma- Goulds Pumps, Inc.—Reiss & Co.,.

chinery—Cleric! Bedoni & Co., S.A. Inc., Hugo

Fried jKrupp, A. G.—Carlowitz & Co. Govan Shafting and Engineering Co.—

Friedrich C. Keesir Berlin—Far Eastern Rose, Downs & Thompson

Drug Trading Co. Graham Paige International, Corp.—

Frigidaire Corporation—American En- Auto Palace Co., Ld.. The

gineering Corporation

Fulford. Ld. C. E. Frost, Bland & Grands Magasins du Bon Marche—

Co. Ranine & Cie

Fulham Crown Cork Works—Dixon A’ Great NorthernInsce.

Great American Co.—A. W. Adams

Corporation--Claude

Son,

Fulham Ld.Pottery Bland

& Cheavin Neon Lights,e Inc.

Co., Ld.—Frost, & Co. Filter Gresham Fire and Accident Insurance

Society—Calder-Marshall & Co., Ld.

G. Hilscher, Chemnitz—Oarlowitz & Gruen Watch Co.—Ismer & Co.

Co.

G'albani Cheese — C'lerici, Bedoni & Guardian

Johnson

Assurance Co., Ld.--Lester,

& Moviis

Co., ;S. A.

Gandy Belt Manufacturing Co.—Rose, Guest, Keen & Piggots—Scott, Hard-

ing & Co.

Downs and Thompson

Gebr. Haaga G.m.b.H.—Carlowitz & HobdenKeen and Piggotts, Ld.—H.

Guest,

Co.

Gebrueder Kroner—Kofa American Guest, Keen & Nettlefolds, Ld.—H.

HobdenIns. Co.—Shanghai Ins. Office

Drug Co., Inc. Guildhall

General Assur. Co.—W’heelock & Co. Gummi & Balatawerke “Metador,”

General Electric Co., Ltd, The — Bratislava — Far Eastern Drug

General Electric Co. (of China), Trading Co.

Ld.

General Electric Co. of China, Ld.— Haggie (D. H. & G.)—Fraser and

Burrell & Co. Chalmers’ Engineering Works

General Insurance Co., iLd.—Middle- Haggie (D. H. & G.)—General Elec-

ton & Co. (Ins.), Ld., Hugh tric Oo. (of China), Ld., The

General Radio Co. — China Scientific Halifax Fire Insurance Co.—^Nation-

Instrument Co., Ld. al General Insurance Office

Genfire Steel Co.—Duncan & Co.

Georg Wolf G.m.b.H., Berlin—Car- Hall-Welter

CorporationCo.—Business Equipment

lowitz & Co. Halvor-Breda—Chien Hsin Engineer-

German ischer (Lloyd—Melchers & Co. ing Co., Ld.,

Gerrard Wire and Tying Machine Co.— Hamblin-Mercalfe, Ld.—Kofa American

Dodwell & Co., Ld. Drug Co., Ld.

AGEN CIES—SHAN GHAI 25

Hamburg Breman Fire Insurance, Holland Assurance Society, Ltd. of

1841—Melchers & Co.

Co.—Melchers & Co.

Hamilton Standard Propeller Cor- Holland Assur. Soc.—Shanghai Ins. Office

Holland East Asia Line—Java-China-

poration—iL. E. Gale & Co. Japan-Lijn

Handley Page, Ld.—Arnhold & Co., Holland Insulated Wire and Cable

Ld. Works—Philips China Works

Hannibal & Co.—Scottish Union and ‘‘Hollandiai ” Milk Export Co. —

National Insurance Co. Racine & Cie

Hanover Fire Insui’ance Co.—Asia Holman Bros., Ld.—China Engineers,

Fire & Marine Insurance Co. Ld.

Harding (S.C. & P.)—Scott, Harding Holmes & Sons. Ld., W. H.—China

& Oo. Engineers, Ld.

Handtmuth, L. & C.—Kunst & Albers

Harper, Gilfillan & Go.—General Ac- & Co. Haematogen, Dr.—Gmehling

HommePs

cident, Fire and Life Assurance Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld. —

Corporation, Ld. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Hardwood Products Co. Frost, Hormo-Pharma—-Oostidis & Co.

Bland A Co. Hour & Co., Ch.—Rondon & Co., Ld.

Harrisons, King

tish Union and National Insurance Hudson Insurance Co.—International

Co. Insurance Office

Hattersley & Sons, Ld., George—China Hudson Motor Car—Auto Palace Co.,

Engineers, iLd. Ld., The

Hatz-Dieselmotoren, A.-G.—Kunst & Humboldt-Deutz Motoren, A.-G.—

Albers

Hayward-Tyler & Co.—Rose, Downs b.Chien Hsin Engineering Co., G.m.

H. (Ld.)

& Thompson

Hearson & Co., Ld., Charles—Frost, Hunt Pen Go., C. Howard — United

Book & Stationery Co.

Bland & Co. Hunt, Roope, Teage & Co.—Slowe & Co.,

Heather Mills Co.—Frost, Bland & Co. Ld. & Palmers, Ld.—Knipschildt &

Heering, Peter F., Copenhagen—Knips- Huntley Eskelund

childt and Eskelund

Heinkel Flugzengw'erke G.m.b.H. — Hurst, Nelson & Co.—Osborn & Co.

Carlowitz & Co.

Heliodont Dental Cream — Eastern L. Brunner C. I. (Alkali), Ld., (Formerly

Mond & Co., Ld.) — Im-

Trading Co. (Cnina), Ld.

Hemoglobine Deschiens — Rondon & perial Ld.

Chemical Industries (China),

Co., Ld.

Hemostyl du Dr. Roussel—Racine & I. Products), C. I. (Fertijizer and Synthetic

Ld.—Imperial Chemical

Cia Industries (China), Ld.

Henkel & Cie.—Kunst & Albers I. C. I. (Rexine), Ld.—Geo. E. Bird

Hennessey & Co., J.—Rondon & Co., I. C. I. (Rexine), Ld.—Imperial Che-

Ld. mical Industries (China), Ld.

Herbert, Ld., Alfred—Inniss & Rid- I. G. Farbenindustrie Aktiengesell-

dle, Ld. schaft Leverkusen—'China Export

Herbert Morris, Ld.—Irmiss & Riddle Import &; Bank Co., Ld.

Heynemann, C. G. Leipzig—Schmidt & Co. Ideal

High Speed Steel Alloys, Ld.—Eagle Corporation Stencil Co.—Business Equipment

and Globe Steel Co., Ld. Illinois Steel Co.—U.S. Steel Pro-

Hilaturas Casablancas,

Bros. & Co., Ld. S. A. — Liddell ducts Co.

Himalaya Assurance Co., Ld.—Arn- Improved Liquid Glues Co., Ld.—Im-

perial Chemical Industries (China),

hold & Co., Ld. Ld.

Hoare & Co.—Scott, Harding & Co. Indermaur & Brown—Ellis & Hays

Hoffman Sprinkler Co., Ld.—Arnhold Institute W. Schimmelpfeng, Germany

& Co., Ld. —Commercial & Credit Information

Hoh & Hahne, Leipzig—A. Sator Bureau

Holland America Line—Java-China- Insurance

Japan-Lijn chine (S.A.)Co. Ardjoeno, Ld.—Olivier-

26 AGEiNOI ES—SHANGHAI

Insurance Co. of North American—R. Johnson

A. Kreulen gineers, Ld.

Insurance Co. of the State'of Pennsyl- Johnston Fruit Co.—Slowe & Co, Ld.

vania—Sousa & Cia. Jones, Ltd., Percy—Metal Box and

Insurance Office of Australia—Blum & Printing Industries, Shanghai

Van Der Aa Jones Textilaties Export Co., Ld.—

The International B. F. Goodrich Joseph China Engineers, Ld.

Corp.—Carlowitz & Co. Lucas, Ld.—Auto Palace Co,

International Book Publishing Co.— Juluis Ld, The

United! Book & Stationery Go. Friedlaender, Berlin-Far Eastern

International Business Machines Corpn. Drug Trading Co.

ofporation

America—Business Equipment Cor- Kabelwerk Eheydt—Jebsen & Co.

International Chemical Co.—Dixon & Earl Krause, Leipzig—Carlowitz & Co.

East & Ehinger G.m.b.H. Stuttgart—

Sons A. Sator

International Composition and Earve- Keighley, Ld. —Arnhold & Co, Ld.

fabrick—Wallem & Co.

International General Electric—Ander- Keiller Co, Ld.

& Sons, Ld. ( Jas)—Dodwell &

sen, Meyer & Co.

International Harvester Export Co.- Keiser (John H.)—Souza & Cia.

Eermath Manufacturing Oo.—Ameri-

Andersen, Meyer & Co. can Engineering Corporation

International Multigraph Co. of Ameri-

can—Business Equipment' Corporation & Oo .Khoja Mithabhai Nathoo—Shroff, Son.

Insurance Co. of Veritas—Prudential Klaar, W.—Hoehnke, Frithjof

Underwriters Klaveness Line—Thoresen & Co.

Isgus Clocks—Ismer & Co.

Islay & Glenlivet—Scott. Harding & Co. Koehler Co.

& Vplckmar, A. G.—Schmidt &

Isthmian Steamship Lines—U;S. Steel Kohler of (Kohler—Duncan & Co.

Products Co. Koreska, Vienna, W.—Kuns,t & Albers.

Italian-Amerlean Paste Co.—Cleriei, Kovalsky (V. E.)—General Accident,

Bedoni & Co., S. A. Fire and Life Assurance Corporation

J. Balluteaud—Racine & Cie

J. Kemma, Breslau—Carlowitz & Co. Kraft & Steudel A. G, Dresden—

Carlowitz & Co.

J. La-forest—Racine & Cie

J. Podding, A. G.—Garlowitz & p0- ; Krause Albers& Co, A. G, Ernst—Kunst &

J. Willys Export Corp:—Auto Palace Kwikstik Cb.—United Boo-k & Station-

Co., Ld., The ery Co.

Jacquin Confectionary — Rondoii & Kynoch, Ld.—Imperial Chemical In-

Co., iLd. dustries (China). Ld.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.—Liver- L’Abeille Eire Insurance Co, Ld. of

pool and London and Globe Insur- Paris—Olivier Chine (S. A.)

ance Co., Ld. La National Firo Insurance Co. of

Jebsen (R. M.)^tJebsen & Co.

Jeffrey Tiles, Ld.—Shanghai Water- LaParis—Olivier-Chine

National Fire Insurance Co. of

works Fittings. Co,.

J^naer Glaswerk Schott and General LaParis-Olivier-Chine (S. A.)

Gena—Kofa American Drug Co.,, AsiaProtecterice Cie d’Assurance—

Fire and Marine Underwriters

Inc.

Jergens Cb., Andrew — Luebbert’s La Valliere Co.—Arnhold & Co.

Laboratoires, P.—Rkcine & Cie

Pharmacy Laboratories Couturieux—Rondon ifc Co.

Jetter & Scheerer, A. G.—Schmidt & Co. Ld.

Jeyes Sanitary Compounds Co. Laboratories Chin-Comar — Baboud^

—Frost, Bland & Co.

Joh. Kremenezky, A. G.—Cierici, Bedoni Mary & Cie.

A. ' Ysate Fabrik—Kunst Laboratories P. Aubry, Paris—Far Eastern

& Co, S. Buerger

Johannes

ifc Albers Drug Trading Co.

Johns

Lalique Glass—Clark Alexander V

Fittings Cb. Co.

Johnson & Johnson—Andersen, Meyer Lament & Sons, Ld, Samuel—James

& Co. McMullan & Co (Shanghai), Ld.

AGI’LNCIE S—SHANGHAI

Lancashire Motors and Dynamos— London Steamship Owners—Paulsen, &

Dodwell & Co., Ld. Bayes-Davy

Langbridge, Ld.—Arnhold & Co., Ld. “London Times” Publication—“Shang-

Lautier Fils Grasse—Olivier-Chine hai Times ”

(S. A.) Lopes Coelho Dias iz Co.—Botelho

Law Union and Bock Insurance Qo., Bros.

Ld.—Ileiss, Massey & Co., Ld. Lorain Steel Co.—U.S. Steel Products

Leeds & Northrup Co.—China Scienti- Louis Co.

fic Instrument Co., Ld. Bert & Cie—Racine & Cie

Legal and General Assurance Soc., Ludw. Loewe k Co., A. G.—Carlowitz

Ld.—Middleton & Co. (Ins.), Ld., Luxardo,& Co.

Hugh Maraschino & Cherry

Lehmann, A., Fuerth—Far Eastern A.Brandy—Clerici, Bedoni k Co., S.

Drug Trading Co. Lysaght, Ld., .Jol^t1-“G^est,. Keen k

Leichner, Ld.—Kunsfc & Albers

Leichtflugz.eng)ban iKlemen G.m.b.H. ; Uettlefolds, Ld.

—Oarlowitz & Oo. “M. K.” Electric Ld.—Frost, Bland &

Leitz (Ernst)—Schmidt & Co.

Les Etablissements Chatelain, Paris— M-L. (Jo.' ;

^ ■

Far Eastern Drug Trading Co. Co.—Chinese National Wireless

Telegraph Co.

Les Parfumes Chanel, Neiuliy—Far Magadi Soda Co., Ld.—Imperial Che-

Eastern Drug Tradiilg Co: mical Industries (China), Ld.

Les Parfums de Mury—Gmehling & Magnolia Anti-Friction Metal Co.,

Co. Ld.—Arnhold k Cor, iLd.

Lewis & Tylor, Ld.—China Engine- Maison Cassegrain- Racine k Cie

er, Ld.

Licenses and General Insurrance Co., Maison

Man-Field

Veuve Amiot—Racino & Ok

& Son, Ld.—Frost, Bland

Ld.—Middleton & Co. (Ins.), Ld., k Co.

Hugh

Lightning Fasteners—Imperial , Che- Manufacture

Mary & Cie.

Metallurgique—Baboud,

mical Industrie^ (China), Ld.

Lighting Trades, Ld.—Imperial Che- Merchant's Whisky, Charles—Jar-

dine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

mical Industries (China), iLd. Mairconi’s Wireless Telegraph Co.—

Linen Thread Co.—Haworth & Co., Chinese Nat. Wireless Telegraph Co.

Ld., K. Marelli & Co., Ld.—Callender’s Cable

Linificio E. Canapificio Nazionale— & Construction Co.

Cl eric i, Bedoni & Cb., S.A. Maritime Insce. Go.—Erzinger & Oo.

Liverpool, London & Globe Insurance— Markby, Stewart k Wadesons—Han-

Dodwell & Co., Ld. sons

Liverpool, London and Globe Insurance Marryat & Scott Ld. - Frost, Bland

Co., Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Co.,

Ld. Marsden k Oo.—China Engineers, Ld.

Liverpool, (London and: Globe Insur- Marston, Ld. (John)—Imperial Chemi-

ance Co.—Midihton & Co., Hugh cal Industries (China), Ld.

Liverpool Uganda Co., iLd.—Volkart Marvin Watches—W. Hilsberg

Brother's Agency Maschinenfabrik Augsburg), M. A. N.—

Liverpool and London and Globe Insur- Kunst k Albers

ance Co.—Scott, Harding & Co. Mather & Platt, Ld.—Liddell Bros.

Lloyd’s—Gibb, Livingston & Co. & Co., Ld.

Lobnitz & Co., Ld.- Duncan & Co.

Local Underwriters—Paulsen & Bayes- Matieres Colorantes et Produits Chi

miques de St. Denis—Racine k Cie

Davy

Locattelli (Cheese)—Cleric, Bedoni & Maw & Oo., Ld.—Duncan&&Cie

Maurice Menier—Racine

Oo.

Co., S. A. Max Factor k Co.—Whitsons, Ld.

Lockhead Aircraft Corporation—Gale McEwan & Co., Ld., Wm.—Jardine,

Co., IL. E. Matheson k Go.. Ld.

Lombard Codes—Dodwell & Co . Ld. McCaw, Stevenson & Orr—Metal Box

London Assur.—Scott, Harding & Co. k Printing Industries

London and Lancashire Fire Insur- McEwan, William! & .&Cb.,Co.,Ld.Ld.—Jar-

ance, Ld.- Mackenzie & Co., iLd. d i ne, M atheson

2g AGENCIES—SHANGHAI

McGraw-Hill Book Co.—United Book Natal Naef & Cie, M.—Kunst & Albers

& Stationery Co. Tanning Extract Co., Ld.—Im-

McKesson & Robbins, Ld.—General Ld. perial Chemical Industries (China),

Accident, Fire and Life Assurance Nathan & Co., Ld , Joseph—Slowe &

Corporation, Ld.

McMullan & Co., Ld., James—Manu- Co., Ld.

facturer’s Life Ins. Co. National Ammonia Co.—York Shipley,

Merchants Marine Insurance, Ld.— National Inc.

Arnhojd & Co., (Ld. Board of Marine Under-

Merck (E.)—Schmidt & Co. writers—Kreulen, R. A.

Mer-Cur-O-Cin—Luebbert’s Pharmacy NationalR. A.

Fire Insurance Co.—Kreulen,

Messerfabrik Reinshager, G.m.b.H.— National Fire Insurance Co.—Nation-

Walter Hartman al General Insurance Office

Metallic Seamless Tube Co., Ld.— National Fire Insurance Co.—Shanghai

Frost, Bland & Co.

Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Ex- Insurance Office

port Co., Ld.—Arnhold & Co., iLd. ■' National ” General Insurance Co.—

Meyer-Castens & Co., Dr.—Kunst & Jebsen & Co.

Albers

Meyer’s Sdhn, A. G.—Martin Dr. Paul National General Insurance Co. of

Middleton & Co. (Ins.), Ld. (Hugh— Stettin(China),

— Eastern Trading Co.

Ld.

Liverpool, London and Globe Insur- National Security Fire Insurance

ance Co., Ld. Co. of Omaha—R. A. Kreulen

Midland Electric Manufacturing Co.— National Tile Co., U.S.A.—Duncan &

Inniss & Riddle Co.

Midland Investment Co.—Brandt & National Tube Co.—U.S. Steel Pro-

Rodgers ducts Co.

Milano, Dr. L. Z.—Clerici, Bedoni, National Union Fire Insurance—Reiss

& Co., S.A. & Co.

Millars Machinery Co., Ld -Arn- National Union Indemnity Co.—In-

hold A Co., Ld ternational Insurance Office

Millers Falls Tools—Dodwell & Co., National Union Indemnity Co.—Reiss

ILd. & Co.

Minimax-Export Ct>., Berlin — Car- Netherlands Fire and Marine Insurance

lowitz & Co. Co.—Shanghai Insurance Office

Minnesota Steel Co.—U.S. Steel Pro- Netherlands Fire & Marine Ins. Co.

ducts Co. of 1842—A. Ehlers & Co.

MofTats, Ld.—Frost, Bland & Co.

Mond Staffordshire Refining Co., Ld. Tava-China-Japan Coal

Netherlands Indies Trading Co.—

—Imperial Chemical Industries Netherlands InsuranceLijnCo.—Carlowitz

(China), Ld. & Co.

Morgan Crucible Co.—Scott, Harding Netherlands

& Co. Lloj7d—S’hai Insce. Office

“Morlant” Champagne—Rondon & Co. Netherland Royal Mail Line—Java-

China-Japan Lijn

Morris Motors,

Ld., The Ld.—Auto Palace Co., New York Life Insurance Co.—Sun

Motor Union Insce. Co.—Brook & Co. New Life Assurance Co. of Canada

Motor Union Insurance Co.—Gibb, Fire Zealand Insurance Co.—Asia

r & Marine Underwriters

Livingston & Co. New Zealand Insurance Co.—Lacey &

Motor Union Insurance Co., Ld.— Cannan

Eastern Trading Co. (China), Ld. Newton, Chambers & Co., Ld.—Slowe

Motoren-Werke—Jebsen

Muhlethaler, Jh.—Gmehling & Co.& Co. & Co., Ld.

Niagara Fire Insce. Co.—Kreulen, R. A.

Mulcott Belting—Dodwell & Co., Ld. Niagara

Mundet & Cia—Botelho Bros Life Insurance Fire Insurance Co.—Shanghai

Mutual Life Insurance Co.—Sun Office

Assurance Co. of Canada. Nichizui Trading Co., Ld.—Volkart

Brother’s Agency

Myers Manufacturing Co.—Kofa Ameri- Nobel’s Explosives Co., Ld.—Imperial

can Drug Co., Inc. Chemical Industries (China), Ld.

AGENCIES—SHANGHAI 29

Nobel's Explosives Co. — Jardine, P. Baumann—Racine & Cie

Matheson. & Co , Ld. Pabco Metal Paints—Duncan & Co

Noesting Pin Ticket Co. — United “Pacific Brand’’ Evaporated Milk—

Book & Stationery Co. Clerici, Bedoni f: Co., S.A.

, Noilly, Pratt & ;Co.—Bondon & Co., Packard Motor Oar Co.—Moody, Mark

Ld. L.

i Norbury Natzi'o & Co., Ld.—Slowe & Page-Hersey Export Co., iS. A.—Dod-

Co., Ld. well &r Co., Ld.

> Norddeutsche Insurance Co.—Shanghai Paraffine Co.’s Inc.—Duncan & Co.

Insurance Office Parfum de Luxe “ Coty ”—Rondon &

! Norddeutsche Vers. Ges.—Shanghai Co., Ld.

; Insurance Office Parfumerie “ Lk Florale ’’—Racine &

Norddeutsche Wollkammerei and Cie

Kammgarnspinnerei—Rodaz, Gun- Parke, Davies & Co.—Andersen, Meyer

ther & Co.

Nordisk Skibsrederfoorening—Thoresen Parker & Co.—Hutchison & Co.

; & Co. Parsons & Co., (Ld., C. A.—China

Nord-West Deutsche Vers. Ges.— Engineers, Ld.

Shanghai Insurance Office Parsons Oil Engine Co., Ld.—Geneial

Norris, Hentv & Gardner—Dodwell & Electric Co. (of China), Ld., The

; Go., Ld. Parsons’ Motor Co.^—Fraser and Chal-

I Norske Alliance—Thoresen & Co. mers’ Engineering Works

North British Mercantile Insurance Co. Pastilles Yalda—Bondon & Co., Ld.,

. —Andersen, Meyer & Co.

North of England Steamship Owners— A.) Medicines—Olivier-Ohine, (S..

Patent

i Paulsen & Bay6s-Davy Pathe Baby—Pathe Orient, Ld.

| Northern Assurance Co., Ld.—Calder- Patriotic Assurance Co., Ld.—Olivier-

Marshall & Co., Ld. Chine (S. A.)

Norton & Co., Sir James Farmer— Pearl Assurance Co.—Dodwell & Co.r

| China Engineers, Ld. Ld.

Norwalk Lock Co.—Duncan & Co. Pearl Assurance Co.—Jebsen & Co.

Norwegian African-Australian Line— Pearn Ld.

& Co., Ld.—Arnhold & Co.r

Thoresen & Co.

i Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, Pedro Domecq & Co.—Sino Spanish

Trading Co.

Ld.—Carlowitz & Co.

■, N.V. Standard Yerzekering Mij — Pentaverken, A. B.—Ekman Foreign

Melchers & Co Agencies, Ld., The

s Ocean Accident and Guarantee Cor- Perkins Bacon & C'o.—Metal Box &

poration—Marden & Co. Printing Industries

Ocean Marine Insurance Co.—North Pernod Pere & Fils—Bacine/ & Cie

British and Mercantile Insurance Co. Peter Attenbach & Soehnei—A. Ehlers

Ocean Marine Insurance Co.—Shanghai & Co.

Insurance Office

Ocean Oil Co., Ld—China Engineers, Betters, Ld.—General Electric Co. (of

China), Ld., The

? Ld.

j Oceanic and Oriental Navigation Co.— Peters & Co., G. D.—Samuel Osborn

& Co., Ld.

States Steamship Co.

f Oeresunds Chemiske Fabriker—Im- Pfaudler Co., Inc.

Oo.—Kofa American Drug

perial Chemical Industries (China), Pharmaglobe, Hamburg—Far Eastern

t* Drug Trading Co.

Oliver Wilkins, Ld.—Imperial Chemical Philadelphia

I Industries (China), Ld. Commercial Museum —

Oriental Insurance Office.—General Bureau Commercial & Credit Information

Accident, Fire and Life Insce. Corpn.

Orr’s Zinc White, Ld.—Duncan & Co. Philadelphia Fire & Marine Insur-

ance Co.—R. A. Kreulen

Osaka Marine and Fire Insurance Co., Philips

f

Ld.—Shanghai Transportation Co., Massey & Co.,Ld.,

& Co.,

Ld.

J. & N.—Reiss,

Ld. Philips’ Glowlampworks, Ld.—Philips’

Oswald Aamodt, Oslo. Norway, s.s. China Co.

Havdrot—Moller & Oo. Philips’ Radio, Ld.—Philips’ China Co.

30 AGENCIES—SHANGHAI

Ratner Safe Co.—Scott, Harding Co.

Phoenix Assurance Go., Ld.—Little & Rawlplug

Co. (Wm.), Ld. Co.—Gibb, Livingston & Co.

Phoenix Insurance Co.—D. A. Lee & Real Bros.

Companhia Vinicola—Botelho

Co.

Piggott & Co.—Scott, Harding & Co. Reckitt & Sons, Ld.—Imperial Chemi-

Pilling & Sons—Scott, Harding & Co. cal Industries (China), Ld.

Pinches, Ld , John—Metal Box and Rees Roturbo Manufacturing Co., Ld.

Printing Industries, Ld. —Arnhold & Co., Ld.

Piperazine Midiy—Rondon & Co., Ld. Rehbach, J. J.—Kunst & Albers

Pirelli General Cable Works, Ld.— Reichert Optical Works—Kofa Ameri-

General Electric Co. (of China), Ld. can Drug Co , Inc.

Platt Bros., Ld.—Reiss, Massey & Reid (London) Ld., John—Hayley

Co., Ld. Bell

Plymouth Motors Oorp.—Moodv, Mark Reinhart & Ob.-Vo! kart Brother’s

L. Agency

Poehl .V Soehne, Prof. Dr. Y. Kunst Reinsurance Co. “Rossia of Copen-

& Albers hagen-Eastern Underwriters

Polak & Schwartz—Zung Lee Co.

Pomona Pump Co.—Hugo Reiss & Reliance Marine Insurance Co.- -Jar-

dine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Co., Inc., Hugo

Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Co.—Gale Reo Motor Car Co.—Moody, Mark L.

“Renee Line”—Mo Her & Co.

Co., L. E.

Premier Steel Co., Ld. — China En- Richard, Ld.—Imperial

Rexine, Chemical Indus.

Crittall, Ld.—Shanghai Water-

gineers, Ld. works Fittings Co., Ld.

Promonta Export Co.—Kofa American Rickmers Reederi—Rickmers Linie

Drug Cd., Inc.

Protecting and Indemnity Association Riete,r & Co., J. J.—Hugo Reiss &

Co., Inc.

—Paulsen & Bayes-Davy

Providence Washington Insurance Co. Ritchie & Co., H.—Dixon & Son

Riunioiib Adriatica di Sicurta—

—Dodwell & Co., Ld. Clerici, Bedoni, & Co., S. A.

Prudential Assurance Co.—Blum & Van Road Transport V General Insurance

Der Aa Co., Ld.—Middleton & Co. (Ins.),

Prudential Assurance Co., Ld.—Pru- Ld., Hugh

dential Underwriters Robin, 'S'. A. Jules—iSlowe & Co., Ld.

'■ Pyrifer ” Hugo Rosenberg—Gmeti- Roehling-Buderus Steel Works— Kunst

ling & Co., G. & Albers

Pumpindustri, A. B.—Ekman Foreign Rolex Watches—Clark Alexander k

Agencies. Ld., The Co.

Queen insce. Co.—Frost, Bland & Co. Ronald Press Co., The—United Book

& Stationery Co.

Queensland Insurance Co.—Brandt & Roneo, Ld.—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Rodgers & Co.

Queensland Insurance Co., Ld.—Jar- Rose lund

& Co., L.—Knipschildt V Eske-

dine, Matheson k Co., Ld.

R. JungVA. G., Heidelberg—-Carlowitz Ross & Bro., Ld., W. A.—Slowe &

Co., Ld.

& Co. Ross & Co. (A), Ld.—General Acci-

R. Winkel, G.m.b.H. (Winkel Zeiss)— dent, Fire and Life Assurance Cor-

Carlowitz & Co. poration, Ld.

Radiol Co., The—Racine & Cie Rossia Insurance Co.—Asia Fire and

Railway Passengers Assurance Co.— Marine Underwriters

Andersen, Meyer & Co.

Ransomes & Rapier—Fraser & Chal- Rotterdam Lloyd Royal Mail Line—

Java-China-Japan Lijn

mer’s Engineering Works I Royal Netherlands Air Lines—-Java-

Ransomes & Rapier, Ld., Ipswich— Ch i i! a - J a'p a n -Li j r.

General Electric^; Co. (of China), Royal Dutch Indian Airways—Java-

Ld., The China-Japan Lijn

Ransomes

CO.; , & Rapier—Scott, Harding & Royal Insurance Co.—Probst, Han-

Raschig, Dr. F. Chemical Works— Royal bury & Co.

Ideal Co., Ld. Packet Navigation Co.—Java-

China-Japan Lijn

AGENCIES—SHANGHAI 31

B-oyles, Ld.—Rose, Downs & Thomp- Schleicher & Schutll—Kofa American

son Drug Co., Inc.

Ruhrtaler Maschinenfabrik — Kunst Schoeller-Bleckmann Steel Works—

Russell & Co. (G. C. F.)—General Ac- Scott & Browne, Ld.—Imperial Che-

mical Industries .(China), Ld.

cident, Fire and Life Assufance Scott, Harding A Co., Ld.—Liverpool

Corporation, Ld.

Russell Parachute Co.—Gale Co., L. and Co.,

London and Globe Insurance

Ud.

E.

Ruston & Hornsby, Ld.—Arnhokl & Scott Co.

& Williams—Andersen, Meyer &

Co., Ld.

Ryan Aircraft Corporation—Gale Co.. Scottish Dyes, Ld.—Imperial Chemical

Industries, Ld.

L. E. Scottish Insurance Corporation, Ld.

S. A. des Ets. Rouse-Bertrand Fils Jc, —Middleton. & Oo. (Ins.), Ld , Hugh

Justin—Racine & Cie

S. A. des Us-ines Destree (Ultra- Scottish Union and National Insurance

marine)—Imperial Chemical Indus- Sears: & Co., J. &H.—

Co.—Erzinger Co.

United Book &

tries !(China), Ld. Stationery Co.

,S. K. F. Ball Bearings Co.—Ekman Shalom Yahio Co.—Neel mg Chen

Foreign Agencies, Ld., The Shanghai and Hongkew Wharf Co.,

S.P.E.O.I.A., Paris—Racine & Cie Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

S. Smith & Sons (Motor Accessories), Shanghai Land Investment Co.—Gibb,

Ld.—Auto Palace Co., Ld., The: Livingston & Co,

Saechsisches Serumwerk, A.-G. Dres- Shanghai Tug and Lighter Co.—

den - Medicon, li.d., S. A. Wheelock & Co.

Saco-Lowell Shops—Andersen, Meyer Shaw, Ld. (John)—China Eng’rs., Ld.

& Co. Siemssen & Krohn, Foochow—Claude

Safe Cabinet Oo.-Dodwell & Co., Ld. Neon Lights

Salvage Association Co.—Gibb, Living- Sifam Electrical Instrument Co.—

ston & Co. China National Wireless Co.

Sapiarang Sea & Fire Insurance Co.,,.. Sign Construction Co.—Scott, Hard-

Ed.—(Eastern Insurance Office

Samson Tire and Rubber Co.—Dod- SikorskyCo.Manufacturing Corporation

ing &

well & Co., Ld. —Gale Co.

Samuel Jones & Co.—Reiss, Massey & Silva Marshall Co.—Pathe Orient, Ld.

Co., Ld.

Sanderson Bros. & Newbould—Fraser Ed- Ld., Henry—Arnhold & Co.,

Simon,

and Chalmers’ Engineering Works Simplex Conduits—-Scott, Harding &

Sanderson Bros. & Neiwbould, Ld — Co.

General Electric Co. (of China), Ld.

Sandoz Chemical Works—CarblwitiU Sjoassurandorerns—Moller & Co.

Slack Sellers & Co., Ld.-China En-

Co. gineers, Ld.

Sanitas Electricitv Works—Schmidt Slazengers, Ld.—Whitsons,. Ld.

& Co.

i Sankey & Sons, Ld., Jo'seph •-— H. * Smiles & Chuckles Chocolate Co.—

Luebbert’s Pharmacy

Hobden Smith, Barker & Willson—Rose, Downs

I Sargent &; Co., New York—Carlo,wite I & Thompson

* & Co.

k Sasso Olive Oil—Olerici, Bedoni & i Smith, Ld.

(Ld., T. & H.—Slowe & Co.,

l Co., S. A. . Smith, Majors & Stevens—Scott, Hard-

| Saunders ing &&Oo.Co., Ld., Tom -Frost Bland

Co.,Oo.W. B.—United Book & i Smith

Stationery

! Schnellpressenfabrik Frankenthal — i Smith & Co,

: Carlowitz & Co. — Kofa American don)—Dodwell & Sons, Ld. (Sir William Rear-

1 Schering-Kahlbaurn & Co.

Drug & Po., Inc : Smith & Sons, Ld., Sir Wm. Reardon

! Schichau, G.m.b.H. — F. Hayley Bell —States Steamship Co.

! Schieren (Charles A.)—Fraser and ■ Sociedad Expoirtadora. Tarraconeuse—i

Chalmers’ Engineering Works Sino Spanish Trading Co;

AGENCIES—SHANGHAI

Societe Anonymei de Ricqlea—Ra<*ine Ste. des Thermes d’Aix-en Provence:—

& Cie Racine & Cie

Societe Caiedonickel, Paris—A Came- Stearman Aircraft Co.—Gale Co., L.

ron; & Co. (China), Ld. E.

Societe des Yerreries d'Extreme- Steel Ceiling 'Co.—Metal Box and;

Orient—Racine & Cie Printing Industries, Ld.

Soeiete d'u Traitement des Juinquines Steel Scaffolding Co., Ld.—Samuel

—Racine & Cie Osborn & Co., Ld.

Societe Forestiere et Ctommerciale de Steelace Manufacturing Co.—Rose,

L’Annam—Racine & Cie Downs & Thompson

Societe Nouvelle du Vaidor—Racine & Stella Conduit Co., Ld.—China En-

Cie gineers, Ld.

Solex (Carburateurs)—Racine & Cie Stewart, Ld. (J. & G.) — Rondon &

Soil Artificielle dc Tomaszow, S.A.— Co., Ld.

A. Cameron & Co. (China), Ld.

Solution Pautauherge—Rondon & Co., Stewart

Albers

Motor Corporation—Kunst &

Ld. Stewarts & Lloyds—Imperial Chemi-

South

& Co.,British

Ld. Insurance Co.—Arnhold “Storebrand’’—Moller

cal Industries (China), Ld.

South British Insurance Co.—Ha- Stothert & Pitt, Ld.—Frost, & Co. Bland &

worth & Co., Ld., R. Co.

South British Insurance Co.—Sassoon Strebelwerk G.m.b.H. — Kunst & Al-

& Co. (David) bers

Southall Bros. & Barclay, Ld.—Dixon Stubbs’ Mercantile Offices (Stubbs’

& Son, Ld. Ld., England)—Commercial & Cre-

Spalding & Hodge, Ld.—Dixon & Sons dit Information Bureau

Sparke Insurance Office, C. F.—Cen- iSueddeutsche Kabelwerke — Clerici

tral Insurance Oo., Ld. Bedoni & Co., S. A.

Sperry Flour Co.—Dodwell & Co., Sugar Refinery Tangermuende—Martin,.

Ld. Dr. Paul

Sperry Flour Co —Eastern Trading iSun Insurance Office—D. A. Lee &

Co. (China),

Spratts PatentLd.Ld.—Frost, Bland & SunCo. Insurance Office Ld. (Marine)—

Co. Olivier-Chine (iS. A.)

Sprout, Waldron ,v Co.—Reiss & Co., Sun Oil Co.—Kunst & Albers.

Inc., Hugo Sunderland Steamship Owners—Paul-

St. Gobain Glass Works—Olivier^ sen & Bayes-Davy

Chine (S. A.)

St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Sundstrand

& Co., Ld.

Adding Machines—Dodwel!

Co.—Kreulen, R. A.

St. Pauli Breweries, Ld.—Slowe & Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ld. —•

Ekman Foreign Agencies, Ld., The

Co., iLd.

St. Pellegrino Mineral Water—Cle- Swiss Loco and Machine Works—Reiss

& Co., Inc., Hugo

rici, Bedoni & Co., S. A.

Staats Mijnen in Limburg—Jardine, Szerelaney & Co.—Duncan & Co.

Tah Lai Steam Filature—Burkhardt,

Matheson <% Co., Ld. Buchan & Co.

Standard Life Assurance Co.—Dodwell Taiping Rubber Estates—Hopkins,

& Co., iLd. Dunn & Co.

Standard Steamship Owners—Paulsen Tann, Ld.—Arnhold & Co., Ld.

& Bayes-Davy

State Assurance Co.—Brook & Co. Tanneries de; Sireuil—Racine & Cie

State Insurance Co., Ld.—Little & Taokou-Ohinghua Railway — Pekin-

Co. (Wm.), Ld. Syndicate, Ld.

State Serotherapeutic Institute — Taylor & Co. (Cleckheaton), Ld.

Gmehling & Co. (James)—China Engineers, Ld.

States Porcelain Works—Kofa Ameri- Taylor & Co., B.—Metal Box and

can Drug Co., Inc. Printing Industries, Ld.

Ste. Commercial^ Mazet d’Indo-Chine Teacher & Sons, Ld. (Wm.)—Dodwell

lacine & Cie & Co., Ld.

AGENCIES—SHANGHAI 33

Tedeschi & Co.—Clerici, Bedoni & Union Insurance Society of Canton,

Co., iS. A. Ld.—Reiss, Massey & Co., Ld.

li’eikoiu Life Insurance Co., Ld.— Union-Matex—Chien Hsin Engineers

Shanghai Transportation Co., Ld. Co., Ld.

‘Temmler-Werke Berlin-Johannistal — Union (of Paris) Insurance Co.—

Ear Eastern Drug Trading Co.

Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Co. Credit Foncier d’Extreme-Orient

—U.S. Steel Products Co. Union Oil Co.—Arnhold & Co., Ld.

Thames & Mersey Marine Insurance Union Paper Co.—Hoehnke, Frithjof

Co.—Dodwell & Co., Ld. United Aircraft Exports, Inc.—Gale

Thames & Mersey Marine Insurance Co., L. E.

Co.—Middleton & Co. (Ins.), Ld., United Airports Inc.—Gale Co., L.

Hugh E.

Thomas Moulding Floor Co.—Duncan United Alkali Co., Ld. — Imperial

& Co. Chemical Industries (China;, Ld.

Thilo, Dr. Maintz—Far Eastern Drug United British Insurance Co.—Calder

Trading Co. Marshall & Co., Ld.

Thomson & Co., Ld.—Manufacturer’s United Distillers, Ltd.—Luebbert’s

Life Ins. Co. Pharmacy

Tibesart, J. A.—Manufacturer’s Life United Drug Co.—Reiss & Co., Inc.,

Ins. Co. Hugo

Tien Lai Steam Filature—Burkhardt, United Glass Bottle Manufacturing,

Buchan & Co. Ld.—Dixon & Son, Ld.

Tilling -Stevens Motors, Ld.—Arnhold United Incandescent Lamps and Elec-

& Co., Ld. trical Co., Ld--China Engineers,

Titan, A/S—Thoresen & Co. Ld.

Tokyo Marine and Fire Insurance United Kingdom Steamship Owners—

Co., Ld.—Eastern Underwriters

Toledo Metal Furniture Co.—Business Paulsen & Bayes-Davy

Equipment Corporation Universal Drafting Machine Co.—

Toplies & Harding—Moore & Co. Business Equipment Co.

Tosse & Co., E.—Kofa American U.S. Alkali Export Association, Inc.

Drug Co., Inc. — Imperial Chemical Industries

Traveller’s Insurance Association, Ld. (China), Ld.

—Middleton & Co. (Ins.), Ld., U.S. Fire Insurance Co.—Reiss & Co.

Hugh U.S. Salvage Association, Inc.—

Tres Corporation—Kunst and Albers Everett, Inc., L.

Triton Insurance Co., iLd. — Jardine, Usines Guimet a Fleurien s'/Saone—

Matheson & Co., Ld. Racine Cie

Triumphator Calculator Co.—Business Yalli (Rimmel) Perfumes — Clerici,

Equipment Corp.

Tube Light Engineer Co.—Glathe & Van-Ess &&Co.Co.,(A.)—General

Bedoni S. A.

Accident,

Witt Fire and Life Assurance Corpora-

Tucker & Co., Ld . J. H.—China En- tion, Ld.

gineers, Ld.

Tung Yih Cotton Mills, Ld.—Tata & Van Moppes & Sons—Frost, Bland

& Co.

Co., B. D. Van Vollenhoven’s Dutch Pilsner Beer

Turner (E. R. & F.)—Rose, Downs & —LKrijgsman ,Jz Co., J.

Thompson

Tweedales & Smalley, Ld.—China En- Van—Krijgsman

Vollenhoven’s Dutoh Pilsner Beer

& Co., J.

gineers, Ld.

Tyfon Air Wkistles—Dodwell & Co., Vapo-Cresolene

Drug Co., Inc.

Co.—Kofa American

Ld. Variable Power Transmissions. Ld.—

Underwood Typewriter Co.—Dodwell & Hayley Bell

Co., Ld. Vecchi & Co.—Clerici, Bedoni & Co.,

Union Assurance Society—Dodwell &; S. A.

Co., Ld. Verlinigte Glanzstoff-Fabriken, A.-G.

Union Assur. Soc., Ld.—Meyerink & Co. —A.K.U. China Agency

Union des Proprietaires de Nice— Victor Talking Machine—Moutrie &

Racine & Cie

34 AGE!NCIE S—SHANGHAI

Victor Tin Litiliographing Co.- -Chfoa White, Ld., J. k J.—Imperial Che-

mical Industries (China), (Ld.

Sales of Service Co. L

Wiggin &

Victor Tin Lithographing Co-— Ohina mical Industries Co. (Henry)—Imperial Che-

Sales & Service Co.

Victor X-Kay Cdrp.—Andersen. Meyer Co. Carlowitz & Co. A. G. Goettingen—

Wilh. Lambrecht

Vidar—Thoresen & Co.

Villeroy & Boch—Rnnst & Albers i Wilh. Jul. Teufel—Kofa American

Voos & Jossers Kon.—ties., Solengen— Drug Co., Inc.

Far Eastern Drug Trading Co. Wilh. Schaumar s Plywood Fac-

Vorner, J. A.—C'arlowitz & Co. tories, Jyvaskyla, Finland—H. Kei-

jola

Waco Aircraft Co.—Gale Co., L. E. Wilkins Wire and Wire Rope Co.—

Waddington, Ltd., John—Metal Box Rose, Downs & Thompson

and Printing Industries Wilkinson & Grist—Ellis & Hays

Wailles Dove Bitumastic, Ld.—Scoti, Wilkinson Process Rubber Co.—Hdott,.

Harding &' Co.

Harding & Co.

Wakefield &. Co., Ld., C. C. ^Frost, Willing ServiceFrost,

William Ld. Bland k Co.

Go., Hankow—Claude

Bland & Co. Neon Lights

Walter & Co.—Carlowitz & Co.

Walther Doelling—Kofa American Witte Engine Works—Reiss k Co.,.

Inc., Hugo

Drug Co., Inc. Wolff k Co.—Kofa American Drug

Willwin Co.—Scott, Harding Co. Co., Inc.

Ward, Ld. (Thoi. W.)—Eagle and Wolff, Dr. August, Bielefeld—Far

Globe Steel Co.. Ld.. Eastern Drug Trading Co.

Warner Aircraft Corporation—Gale World Auxiliary Insurance Corporation

Co., (L. E. —Blum kt Van Der Aa

Washburn Crosby Co.—Dodwell & Co., World

Ld. NorthMarine

Britishand General InsceUCo.—

k Mercantile Insce.

Waterlbw k Sons, Ld.—R. Hall Worthington Pump and Machinery

Weber Showcase and Fixture' C;o.— Wright Corporation—Andersen, Meyer & Co.

American Engineering Corporation Bindley & Gell, Ltd.—Metal

Weeks* & Co., F. A.—United Book k Wright Box & Printing Industries, (Ld.

Stationery Co. Saddle & Co—Frost, Bland k

Weil, Dr. K. k O —Kunst & Albers Co.

Weise 'Soehn Hall, A. S. —Chien Yangtsze Insurance Association—An-

Hsien Engineer Co., G.m.b.H. (Ld.) dersen, Meyer k Co.

Weiss, Dr. Richard—Kofa American Yao Hwa Mechanical Glass Co.—

Drug Co., Inc. Kailan Mining Adminst.

West End Estates, Ld.—Cumine & Yawman k Erbe—Businee Equipment

Corporation

Co., Ld.

West of England Steamship Owners— York Ice Machinery Corporation—

York Shipley, Inc.

Paulsen & Bayes-Davy

West of Scotland Ins. Office, Ld.— York Street! Flax Spinning Co., Ld.—

Raeinei & Ciei

Calatroni Hsieh & Co.

Western Assurance Co.—Probst, Han- Yoong Ling Wharf - Wheelock k Co.

Yorkshire Insurance Co.—Dodwell k

bury & Co.

Western Transformer Co.—Glathe &, Co., iLd.

Witt

Westinghouse

Co.—Reiss & Electric

Co., Inc.,International

Hugo Zeiss-Aerotopograph, G.m.b.H. Jena—

Whangpoo Carlowitz k Co.

Magi 11 k Co., kLd.,

Tug Lighter

JamesCo.'; Ld.— Zeiss-Ikon, A. G.—Carlowitz & Co.

Whitbread k Co., Ld.—Dodwell & Co. k. Co.Ikon, A. G. Dresden—Carlowitz

Zeiss

White Horse Distillers, Ld.—Jardine. Zoong Sing Cotton Mills, Ld.—Tata

MatheSon & Co , Ld. k Co., B. D.

YANGTSZE PORTS

CHINKIANG

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Canton Insurance Office -Jarcline, Matheson &, Co,

Hongkong1 Insurance Co.—Jarcline, Matheson & Co.

Indo-China Steam Navigation Oo.^-Jardine, Matheson & Co.

NANKING

(For Details of Addresses, etc., Agents see Preceding Sections)

Caldbeek, MacGregor & Co.—Drysdale , Hartford Fire Insurance Co.—Drysdale-

& Co. & Co.

Callender’s Cable and Coiistruction Co. j Office Appliance Co.—Drysdale & Co.

—Drysdale.& Co. Phoenix Assur. Co.—Drysdale & Co.

Evans & Sons, Ld. (Ed.)—Educational 1 Sun Insurance Office—Drysdale & Co.

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

Bookstore Drysdale & Co.

HAN K O W

(For Details of Addresses, etc ., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Acme Code Co.—McKesson & Robbins Inc. Bedford Trucks- Arnhold & Co., Ld.

Agricultural A General

Andersen, Meyer cfe Co.,Engineers,

Ld. Ld.— Belting & Leather Products Association—

Andersen, Meyer & Co , Ld

American Blower Corporation—Andersen, Blue Ben Line—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Meyer & Co., Ld. Funnel Line (A. Holt & Co.)—

American Mail Line—Dollar Co., The ; Blue Butterfield & Swire

Robert Star Line, Ld.—Arnhold & Co.,

American and Manchurian Line—Lacgy |j Board Ld.

of Underwriters of New York—

& Cannan

American Radiator Co.—Andersen, Meyer || BritishArnhold & Co., Ld.

General Electric Co., Ld., Australia

it Co., Ld.

Anglo Argentine General Electric Co., Ld., !i British

—The Oak

Hankow Light it Co.—Middleton

Insurance Power Co., Ld,

The—The Hankow Light

Aquarius Co.—Pearce Garriock ifePowerCo.,Ld. & Co.

Asa Lees & Co., Ld., Oldham—Arn- I! British Traders Insurance Co., Ld.—

Butterfield it Swire

hold & Co., Ld.

Austin Cars—Arnhold & Co., Ld. j Co., Ld.Battery Co—United Trading

! Burgess

Baldwin | Burrells & Co.—Dodwell & Co , Ld.

Meyer &Locomotive

Co., Ld. Works—-Andersen, Caidbeck, Macgregor & Co,, Ld.—

Bank Line—Jardire, Matheson & Co., Pearce & Garriock

Ld. Callender’s Cable and Construction

Barber-Wilhelmsen

Co., Ld. Line—Dodwell & Co. —Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Batavia Sea & Fire Insurance Co., Ld. — Canton Insurance Co., Ld.—Jardine^

Matheson & Co.. Ld.

W. J. Crook & Co. Central Agency—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

3(3 AGENCIES—HANKOW

Central Insurance Co., Ld. of London— General Electric Co.—United Trading

Paon ShunValve

Chapman Rung Manufacturing

Sze Co.

Co.— General

Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ld. Electric Co. (India), Ld. The

Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oakland, Buick, Ld. —The Hankow Light & Power Co.,

G.M.C. Motor Cars & Trucks (Pro- General Electric Co. of China Ld., The—

ducts of General Motors, Ld.)— The Hankow Light & Power Co., Ld.

China Fire& Insurance

Arohold Co., Ld. Co.—Lacey & General Electric de France, Ld., The—

The Hankow LightLd.,& Power Co., Ld.

Cannan George Keighley Burnley—Arn-

China Navigation Co., Ld.—Butter- hold & Co., Ld.

field & Swire Gerrard Wire Tying Co.—Dodwell &

Comptoir Metallurgique Luxcmbour- Co., Ld.

geois “Columeia”—Arnhold

iLd. P. & F.—Andersen, Meyer & Co., Glenn Bros. Trading Co.

Corbin, L. Martin Co.—Gale Co., The L. E.

Ld. Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance Co.—

Corcoran Manufacturing Co., U.S.A.— American Asiatic Underwriters Fed.

China Trading

Cornhill Co.

Insce. Co.—Lacey & Cannan Inc., U.S.A.

Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient— Guardian & Swire

Insurance Co., Ld.—Butterfield

L’Union Fire Insurance Co. Ilamburg-Amerika Line—Carlowitz &

Crown Cork Co.- Dodwell & Co., Ld. Cb.

De Havilland Aircraft Co., Ld.— Hankow Press Packing Co., Ld., The

Arnhold & Co., Ld. —Arnhold & Co , La.

Detroit Aircraft Corporation, The— Henry Simon 'Ld., Manchester—Arn-

L. E. Gale & Co hold & Co., Ld.

Dewar & Sons, Ld., John Ramsay Hong Kong Fire Insurance Co., Ld.—

& Co. and Chronicle of the Far Jardine,

Directory Matheson & Co., Ld.

East Ramsay & Co. Indo-China S. N. Co., Ld.—Jardine,

Dodge Bros. Motor Cars—Gale & Co., Matheson & Co., Ld.

L. E., The International

Dodwell-New York Line—Dodwell & International Crook & Co. Assurance Co., Ld.—W. J.

Co., Ld. General

Dollar Steamship Line—R. Dollar Co. Andersen, Meyer Ld.

Duraflex Co.—Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ld. Internationa] Harvester Export Co.—

Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ld.

Eagle Star & British Dominions Insurance Johnson

■' Co., Ld.—China

Edison Trading

Storage Battery Co.,Co.Inc.—Ander- Johnson

Co., Ld.

sen, Meyer & Co., Ld. Motor Co. — China Inland

Ellerman Line—Lacey & Cannan Motors

Employers Liability Assurance Cor- Kailan Mining Administration—Dod-

poration, Ld.—Arnhold & Co., Ld. well & Co., Ld.

Excess Insurance Cb., Ld.—Lovatt & Kelly Springfield Tire Co.—China In

Byrne

F. A. B. Manufacturing Co.—China Keuffel Motors land

& Esser Co.—Andersen, Meyer

Inland Motors Co., Ld.

Fairchild Aerial Camera

L. E. Gale Co , The Corporation— Klaveness Line—Arnhold & Co., Ld.

Far Eastern Insurance Co., Ld.— Koppel Co.

Arnhold & Co., Ld.

Fielding & Platt, Ld.—Andersen, Meyer & —Andersen, MeyerCar& Co.,

Industrial »fe Equipment

Ld. Co.,

Co., Machinery

Ld. La Nationale Rock Insurance&Co.,

of Pairs—Spire Co., Ld.—

P. E.

Food Corporation—Andersen, LawW. Union,

J. Crook & Co.

Meyer & Co., Ld.

Ford Motor Co.—China Inland Motors Legal and General Assurance Society,

Ld.—Middleton & Co.

Gerber Petit Gruyere Cheese—Nestle Licenses and General Insurance Co.—

& Anglo-iSwiss Condensed Milk Co. Middleton & Co.

General Accident Fire && Robbins

Corp., Ld.—McKesson Light Assocn.

Inc. Lincoln Fire Insurance Co.—United

Trading Co., (Ld.

AGENCIES—HAN KO W 3T

Liverpool, London and Globe Insur- Scott & Williams, Inc.—Andersen, Meyer

i;j ance Co.—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Liverpool, London and& Co.,

GlobeLd.Insur- Scottish Insurance Corporation—Mid-

ance Co.—Middleton & Co. dleton & Co.

! Sea Insurance—Mackenzie & Co.

Lloyd Triestino—Dodwell & Co., Ld. Sherwin-Williams

1 Lloyd’s—Lacey & Cannan

London & Lancashire Insurance Co., Ld. South Meyer it Co., Ld. Paint Co.—Andersen,

—Butterfield & Swire British Insurance Co., Ld.—

: L'Union Fire Insurance Co.—Credit South Ramsay & Co.

Foncier d’Extreme Orient British Insurance Co., Ld.—

Magdeburg Fire Insurance Co., Ld.— Standard Arnhold & Co., Ld,

China Trading Co. Life Assurance Co.—DodwelL

j‘ Martin Co., G. L.—L. E. Gale Co. & Co., Ld.

Metropolitan Vickers Electric Export Star Film Co. Shanghai—China Trading

I' Co., Ld.—Arnhold & Co., Ld. Co.

i Miohelin & Co.—United Trading Co., State Serotherapeutic Institute —

Gmehling & Co., G.

I Ld. States Steamship Line, Portland Ore—

Natal Line—Dodwell & Co., Ld. McKesson itCompany

Robbins Inc.Orient—East-

' National Fire Insurance Co. of Hartford Steamship

i —China Trading Co. Asiatic Co., Ld.

National Radiator Co.—Andersen, Meyer Stuyvesant Insurance Co. of New York

it Co., Ld. —McKesson & Robbins Inc.

j Navagazione Generale Italiana—Dod- Sullivan Machinery Co.—Andersen,

\ well & Co., Ed.

S New India Assurance Co.—Dodwell SunMeyer Life

& Oo., Ld.

Assur. Co.—Middleton & Co.

^ t Co., Ld.

! New Zealand Insurance Co.—Lacey & Swedish Albers

East Asiatic Co.—Kunst and

Cannan

North British and Mercantile Insur- Taikoo Sugar Refinery Co.—Butterfield

it Swire

i ance Co.—Middleton & Co.

! North China Insurance Co.—Evans, Teachers Co., Ld.

& Sons (Wm.)—Dodwell &r

Pugh & Co.

• North China Insurance Co., Ld.— Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance

Co.—Dodwell & Co., (Ld.

Ramsay & Co. Travellers’ Insurance Association—

j Northern Assurance—Mackenzie

Northern General Insurance & Co. Co.— Middleton & Co.

Borioni & Co. Underwood Typewriter Co.—DodwelL

Ocean Transport Co.—Dodwell & Co., United & Co., Ld.

II Ld. American Bosch Corp.—China

[ Overseas Assurance Corpn., Ld.—China Union Inland Motors

: Trading Co. Assur. Society.—Dodwell & Co.

Overseas Assurance Corporation, Ld.— United Aircraft and Transport Corpn.

Middleton & Co. —Gale Co., iL. E., The

Palatine Insce. Co.—Middleton & Co. Vauxhall Cars—Arnthold & Co., Ld.

!; Pels, Henry & Co., Ld.—Andersen, Meyer Victor X-Rav Corpn.—Andersen, Meyer it

Co., Ld.

it Co., Ld.

I Peninsula & Oriental iS.S. Co.. Ld.— Waco Aircraft Co —L. E. Gale Co.,

Jardine, Matheson & Co.,Ld. The

i Phoenix Fire Insurance Co.—Evans, Whitbread & Co. -Dodwell & Co., Ld-

^ Pugh & Co. Wolf Co.—Andersen, Meyer it Co., Ld.

1i Prince Line, Far East Service— Wilh. Wilhilmsen-Norwegian, Africa. &

Arnhold & Co., Ld. Australia Line—Arnhold & Co. Corp.

Ld

Roneo, Ld.—Dodwell & Co., Ld. Worthington Pump & Machinery

Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.,—Ramsav r —Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ld.

it Co.

Ruston & Hornsby, iLd., Lincoln— Y angtsze Insurance Association, Ld.—

Arnhold & Co., Ld.

Arnhold & Co., Ld. Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ld.—

Saco-Lowell Shops—Andersen, Meyer it McKesson it Robbins Inc.

SafeCo.,Cabinet

Ld. Co.—Dodwell it Co., Ld. Yangtsze

U.S.A.—Rapid Steamship

McKesson Co., Fed.

it Robbins Inc. Inc.,

38 AGENCIES—ICHANG-FOOCHOW

ICHANG

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Canadian' Pacific Ocean Services, Ld. Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld.—

—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Canton Insurance Office—Jardine, In do-China Steam Navigation Co.,

Matheson & Co., Ld. Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Peninsular & Oriental Steam Nav. Co.

Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. —Jardine, Matheson & Co., iLd,

SOUTH CHINA PORTS

FOOCHOW

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Agfa China Go., Otto & Ch.—Stems- j Central Agency, Ld.—Gibb, Livingston

sen & Krohn & Co.

Ailvsa Oraig Marine Motors—Lu dwell I Century Insurance Co.—Siemssen &

& Co., Ld. Krohn

Apcar (Line—Dodwell & Co., Ld. Chartered Bank of India, Australia and

Assurance Franco-Asiatique—Harri- China China—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

sons, King & Irwin, Ld. Fire Insurance Co.—Gibb, Liv-

Atlas Assurance Co., Ld—Harrisons, King : ingston & Co.

and Irwin, Ld. China Mutual Life Insurance Co.—

Australian Oriental Line, Ld.—Dod- Do dwell & Co., Ld.

well & Co., Ld. China Mutual Steam Navigation Co.,

Bank Line, Ld.—Harrisons, King & China Ld.—Dodweli & Co., Ld.

Irwin, tLd. Navigation Co., Ld.—Dodwell

Banque de I’lndochine—Dodwell & China & Co., Ld.

Co., Ld. Underwriters—Greig & Co.

Batavia Sea and Fire Insurance Co.— Commercial Union Assurance Co.,

Ld.—Dodwell Co., Ld.

Bathgate & Co.

Ben Line—Gibb, Livingston & Co.

British and Foreign Marine Insurance j Deutsche Farben Handels Gesells-

ohaft Waibel A Co.—Siemssen &

Co., Ld.—Dodwell & Co., Ld. Krohn & Chronicle of China,

British-India Steam Navigation; Co.— | Directory

Gibb, Livingston & Co. Japan, etc. Brockett A Co.

British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ld.— Dodwell Castle Line—Dodwell & Go.,

Bathgate & Co., R. Ld.

British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ld. Douglas Steamship Co.. Ld.—Jar-

-Dodwell

Burmah & Co., Ld. & Co.

Oil Co.—Greig dine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Caldbeck, MacGregor & Co.—Brand & ^ Ld.—DodwcllSteam

East Asiatic Navigation Co.,

A Co.. Ld

Co.

Canadian Government Merchant Eastern and Australian Steamship Co.

Marine, Ld.—Dodwell & Co., Ld. —Gibb, Livingston & Co.

Canadian Insurance Office, Ld.—Jardine I Ellerman Line—Harrisons, King &

Irwin, Ld.

Matheson Co., Ld

Canadian Pacific Railway Co.—Jar- i Fwo Cotton Mills, Ld. — Jardine,

Matheson A Co., Ld.

dine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Canton Insurance Office, Ld.—Jar- Furness (Far East), Ld.—Bathgate A

dine, Matheson & Co., (Ld. Co. •

\GENCIES—FOOCHOW 3»

Gtrrard Wire Tying Machine Co., Northern Assurance Co., Ld.—Bath-

Ld.—Dodweil & Co., Ld. gate & Co.

Glen Line of Steamers—Jardine, Northern S.S. Co., Ld. of Petrograd

—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Matheson & Co., Ld.

Green Island Cement Co., Ld.—Jar- Norwegian, Africa and Australia Line—

Dodwell & Co , Ld.

dine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Guardian Insurance Co., Ld.—Dod- Ocean Accident and Guarantee Cor-

weil & Co., Ld. poration, Ld.—Harrisons, King &

iLimbuvg Amerika Linie, Hamburg— Irwin, Ld.

Siemssen & Krohn Ocean Marine Insurance Co., Ld.—

Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Hattori Clock Factory—Sin Tai Kee & Ocean

Co. Steamship Co., Ld.—Dodwell

Ho Hong Soap Manufacturing Co.—Sin & Co., Ld.

Tai Kee & Co. Odeon China Co.—Siemssen & Krohn

Holland Assurance Society—Siemssen OrientCo., Ld.

Insurance Co.—Dodwell &

& Krohn

Holland Oost Azie Lijn—Harrisons, Osaka Co.,

Marine and Fire Insurance

Ld.—Osaka Shosen Kaisha

King & Irwin, Ld.

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld.— Owari Clock Co.—Sin Tai Kee

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld Palatine Insurance Co., Ld. of Lon-

Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., don—Harrisons, King & Irwin,

>Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Ld.

International Banking Corporation— Peninsular & Oriental Steam Naviga-

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. tion Co.—Gibb, Livingston & Co.

Java-China-Japan Lijn—Bathgate & Phoenix

Prince

Assurance Co.—Brand & Co.

Line, Far East Service—Bath

Co. gate & Co.

Kailan Mining Administration—Dod- Reuter’s Telegram Co.—Brand & Co.

well & Co., Ld.

Kobe Marine Transport and Fire In- Royal Exchange Assurance Corporation

—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

surance Co., Id.—Osaka Shosen Royal Insurance Co., Ld.—Dodwell k

Kaisha Co., Ld.

Lloyd’s, London—Bathgate & Co.

Lloyd Triestino Steam Navigation Royal Insurance Co.—Greig & Co.

Russian East Asiatic Co., Ld—Dod-

Co.—Dodweil Co., Ld.

London and Lancashire Insurance Scottish ■well & Co., Ld.

Co., Ld.—Dodweil & Co., Ld Union National Insurance

Co.

Melchers & Co.—Sin Tai Kee & Co. Sea Insurance - Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ld.

Mercantile Bank of India, Ld.—Gil- Co., Ld. Co., I/d.—Dodwell &

man & Co., Ld. Shapghai Life Insurance Co.—Dodwell

Messageries Maritimes—Dodwell & & Co., Ld.

Co., Ld. Siemens China Co.—Siemssen & Krohn

Natal Line of Steamers—Dodweil & Signode Patent Strapping—Harrisons,

Co., Ld. King & Irwin, Ld.

Navigazione Generale Italiana—Dod- Socony-Yacuum Corporation — Brand

weil k Co., Ld. & Co.

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Bathgate & Co. Sonhoshin Brewery—Sin Tai Kee & Co.

Nobel’s Explosives Co., iLd.—Jardine, South British Insurance Co., Ld.—

Bathgate & Co.

Matheson & Co., Ld.

Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen—iSiem- Standard

& Co., Ld.

Life Assurance Co.—Dodwell

ssen k Krohn

Norris Henty & Gardners Ltd., Standard Marine Insurance Co.,Ld.—Dod-

well & Co., Ld.

Engines and Wires—iDodwell fe States Steamship Co.—-£!ibb, Living-

Co., Ld.

North British and Mercantile Insurance SunstonInsurance

& Co.

Office—Bathgate & Co.

Co.—Gibb, Livingston & Co.

North China Insurance Co.. Ld.— SunDodwell Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

& Co., Ld.

Dodweil & Co , Ld.

40 AGENCIES—FOOCHOW—AMOY—SWATOW

Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Go- Union Insurance Society of Canton—

thenburg—Dodwell & Co. Gibb, Livingston & Co.

Telefunken East Asiatic Wireless Co. West of Scotland Insurance Office,

Ld.—Harrisons, King & Irwin

—Siemssen & Krohn

Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Wilkinson, Heywood & Clark—Harri-

sons, King & Iiwin, Ld.

Co., (Ld.—Dodwell & Co., Ld. Yangtsze Insurance Association—Greig

Ullman & Co.—Sin Tai Kee & Co. & Co.

Underwood Typewriter Co., Ld. - Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ld. — Dod-

Dodwell & Co . Ld. well & Co., Ld.

AMOY

{For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Albert Mendel, A.-G.—Cheong & Indo-China Steam Navigation Co.

—Douglas, Lapraik & Co.

Sons, E. S.

Bank Line—Douglas, Lapraik & Co. Jardine Engineering

Lapraik & &Co.Corporation

—Douglas,Matheson

Batavia Sea and Fire Insurance Co., Jardine, Co.—Douglas,

Ld.—Traders

Ben Co. Lapraik & Co.

Line—Douglas, Lapraik & Co.

Kunst & Albers (Shanghai)—Cheong

Canadian Pacific Steamship Line & Sons, E. S.

— Douglas,

Canton Lapraik Office—Douglas,

Insurance & Co. Lilly A Co. (Eli)—Cheong & Sons.

Lapraik & Co.Union Assurance Co. Nederland E. S.

Commercial Hotterdamsche Lloyd—Java-

— Douglas, Lapraik & Co. China-Japan Lijn

“Directory

Deutz ” and

Engines—Traders Co. Nederland Royal Mail Line—Java-

Chronicle China-Japan Lijn, N. V.

East—Douglas,

Douglas LapraikCo.& of

Steamship Co.- the Far Norddeutscher

TradersBritish

Douglas, North

Lloyd Bremen —

Co. Mercantile Insur-

Lapraik & Co. ance Co.—Douglas, Lapraik is, Co.

Far East Aviation Co.—Boyd & Co. Prince Line—Douglas, Lapraik & Co.

Glen Line—Douglas,

Green Island CementLapraik & Co. Rotterdam

Co.—Douglas, Lloyd Royal Mail Line—

Lapraik & Co. Java-China-Japan-Lijn, N.Co.—Java-

Y.

Holland Assurance Society—Traders China-Japan Navigation

Royal Packet

Lijn, N. V.

Co.

Holland-East Asia Line—Java-China- Serravallo’s, J.—Cheong & Sons (E. S.)

N. Y.Insurance Co. Shire Line—Douglas, Lapraik & Co.

Japan Lijn,Fire

Hongkong

Douglas, Lapraik & Co. Yangtsze Insurance Association—

Douglas, Lapraik & Co.

SWATOW

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Alliance Assurance Co.—Jardine, Assurance Franco-Asiatique — Carr-

Matheson & Co., Ld. Ramsey & Son

American Mail Line—John Manners

Co., Ld.

Anglo-iSaxon Petroleum Co., Ld. - ners & Co.,Franco-Asiatique—John

Ld. Man-

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South Badische Assurance Gesellschaft

Chin*), Ld. —Bradley & Co., Ld.

AGENCIES—SWATOW 41

Ben Line of Steamers—Bradley & Hongkong and Shanghai

Corporation—Bradley C6., Ld. Banking

Co., iLd.

British Dominions Insurance Co.—Carr- Huntley Co., Ld.

and Palmers—John Manners &

Ramsey & Son

British India Steam Navigation Co.— Indo-Chiria Steam Navigation Co.,.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Caldbeck, MacGregor & Co.—Roese, Jardine Engineering Corporation,

Gebrueder Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld.—• Jebsen Steamers—Roese, Gebrueder

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Canton Insurance Office, Ld.—Jar- Kailan Ramsey

Mining Administration—Carr-

& Son

dine, Matheson

Carson Pirie Scott & Co.,

& Co.Ld.(Chicago) iKohlberg, Alfred, New York—Chang,

— Bradley & Co., Ld. T. K.

Central Agency (Glasgow)—Bradley Java-China-Japan Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij—

& Co., iLd. Lijn

Chartered Bank of India, Aust.

John Manners & Co., Ld. £o., Ld.

China Fire Insce. Co., Ld.—Bradley Lamont & Son (Samuel), Ld., Belfast

& Co., des

Comite Ld. Assurances Bradley & —Tshu Sok Che, (Mrs.)

Co., Ld. Lancashire Insce.—Roese, Gebrueder

Cornhill Insurance Co., Ltd. “Levant” Insurance &and

surance Co.—Bradley Co. Rein-

Bradley & Co., Ld. Lloyd Italia Insce. Co. —Bradley &

Deutz Mortoren Fabrik—Roese, Ge- Lloyd’s Co., Ld.

brueder and Chronicle of China, L’Urbaine —Bradley & Co., Ld.

Directory Insurance Co.—Carr-Ram-

Japan, etc.—Bradley & Co., Ld. sey & Son

Dollars Steamship Line—John Manners Macksond Importing Co., New York

Douglas «fc Green, Inc., New York —Tshu Marbarak —Chang, T. K.

Sok Che (Mrs.) Bros., New York—Chang,

Douglas Steamship Co., Ld.—Jar- Masch. T. K.

dine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Fabrik Gristzner—Roese, Ge-

East Asiatic Co.—John Manners & Co., Ld. Mercantile brueder Bank of India—Bradley

Eastern Insurance Co., Ld.—Jardine, & Co., Ld.

MathesonSociete

& Co., Insurance

Ld. Messageries Maritimes—Jardine,

Europa Co.— Matheson & Co.. Ld.

Everett, Inc., Ld., L.—Roese,Gebrueder Mitsubishi

Bradley & Co., Ld. rance Co., Marine

Ld.—Bradley & Fire

& Co., Insu-

Ld.

Ewart & Sons,

& Co., Ld. Wm., Ld.—Jardine Mathson Nanyang Handf. Corpoi’ation, New

Ewo Cotton Mills, Ld.—Jardine, National York—Chang, T. K.

Matheson & Co., Ld. City Bank of New York -

Far Eastern Insce. Co.—Bradley & Netherlands Bradley & Co., Ld.

Co., Ld. Aktiebolaget Ocean —Roese, Gebrueder Insurance Co., est. 1846-

Forsakrings

(Ocean Insurance New India Assur. Co., Ld.—Bradley

thenburg)— Bradley Co.,

& Co.,Ld.Ld.of Go- New & Co.,Zealand

Ld. Insurance Co.—

Furness (Far East), Ld. —Bradley & Bradley & Co., Kaisha—Bradley

Ld.

FusoCo., Ld.

Marine and Fire Insurance Nippon Yusen &

Co., Ld.-Bradley & Co., Ld. Co., Ld.

Norddeutsehe V e rsicher unogsgese 11s-

Gehe & Co., A.-G.—Roese, Gebrueder chaft—Roese, Gebrueder

Glen Line of Steamers — Jardine, Nordideutscher Gebrueder

Lloyd, Bremen -Roese,

Matheson & Co., Ld.

Green Island Cement Co., Ld.—Jar- North British and Mercantile Insur-

ance Co., Ld.—Carr-Ramsey & Son

dine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld.— North China Insurance Co., Ld.—

Jardine, Matheson & Co., ‘Ld. Carr-Ramsey & Son

42 AGEN C1ES—S WATOW—OAN TO N

Ocean Insurance Co.—Bradley & Co. Spence Bryson & Co., Ld. (Belfast)

Oriental Art & Embroidery Co. Syd- Standard—Bradley & Co.. Ld.

ney, Auckland,

Osaka Marine andN.Z.—Tong Nan Co. Bradley &Life

Fire Insurance

Assurance Co.—

Co., Ld.

Co., Ld.—'Bradley & Co.. Ld Sun Insurance Office, Ld. — Carr-

Peninsular Ramsey & Son

Navigation &Co.Oriental

-Bradley & Steam

Co., Ld. Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ld , The—

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Peninsular & Oriental Banking Cor- Swiss National Insurance Co.,Ld.,

poration—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Basle—Bradley & Co., Ld.

Ld.

Provincial Insce. Co., Ld.—Bradley Taiheiyo Marine and Fire Insur-

& Co., Ld. ance Co. — Bradlev & Co., Ld.

Beinsuranoe- Co. “Rossia” Copenha- Tokyo Marine and Fire Insurance

Co., Ld.,—Bradley

gen--Roese, Gebrueder

Rhein Elbe Union—Roese, Gebrueder United States Salvage Association

Rickmers Linien—Roese, Gebrueder

Royal Insurance Co.—Bradley & —Bradley & Co., Ld.

Go., Ld. Western Assurance Co.—Bradlev

Siemens China Co.—Roese, Gebrueder Western & Co., Ld. ■

" Shire ” Line of Steamers—Jardine, —BradleyAustralian&. Co,, Ld.

Insurance Co.

Matheson & Co , Ld. Yangtsze Insurance Association

South British Insurance

Bradley & Co., Ld. Co., Ltd.— Ld. —Bradley if Co, Ld.

CANTON

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Acme Code Co. New York, C.S.A. China- Fire Insurance Co., Ld. -Dea-

con & Co., Ld.

Hogg & Co.

Alliance Assurance ; Co., Ld.—Deacon China Ld. Mail—TheShameen Printing Press,

& Co., Ld.

Alliance Assurance Co.— Jardine, China Underwriters, Ld.—Shewan,

Tomes Life

& Co.Insurance Co. Crown

Matheson & Co , Ld.

American and Manchurian Line—Jar- Crown China Company

dino. Matheson ^ Co., Ld.

Andrew Weir

^Manners & Co., Ld.

Atlas Assurance Co.—Deacon & Co., East -The Shameen Printing Press, Ld,

Ld. East Asiatic Co., Ld. of Copenhagen

Barber —Manners & Co., Ld., John

Co-.oO Wilhemsen

eonx^MenlLine—Dodwell

tonjaUas & Eastern a^id Australian Steamship

Co., Ld.—Deacon & Go., Ld

BenLd.Line of iSteamers—Deacon & Co., Eastern Insurance Co., Ld.- - Jardine,

British-India S. N. Co, (Apcar Line) Ellerman MatheSoh &: Co.', Ld.

—Deacon & Co., Ld. & Bucknall S.S. Co., Ld.—

British Traders’: Insurance Co., Ld.— Manners & Co., Ld., John

Deacon & Co., Ld. Feibusch (M.)—Victal, A.

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld — Gamewell Co., The, Newton Upper Falls,

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Mass.—China Electric Co., Ld.

-Canton Insurance Office, Ld.—Jar- “Glen Line”—Jascfine, Matheson k

dine. Matheson & Co., Ld. Co.. Ld.

AGENICES—CANTON—SAMSHfJI 43

Globe and llutgus Fire Insurance Co.— t Otard, Dupuy & Co.—Hannibal & Co.

American Asiatic Underwriters FeW: Peninsular & Oriental Steam Naviga-

Inc., U.S.A-. tion Co.—Deacon & Co., Ld

Green Island Cement Co.—Shewan, 'Philips” Glowlamps Eindhoven

Tomes & Co. (Holland)—Holland China Handel-

Hamburg-Amerika Linie—Carlowitz &. scompagnie (Canton), N.V.

Co. , N Prince Line—Deacon & Co., Ld.

Hanndels Compagnie (Canton) N. Y. &coti !

'ahi Browne, (Scotts Emulsion)—

Holland Oost-Azie Lijn—Holland China Shewan Tomes & Co.

Handelseompagnie (Canton) N. V. Scottish Union and National Insurance

Holsten Beer—Hannibal & Co.

Home Insurance Company of New ,,Slazengers, Co.—Halnnibal & Co.

Ld.—Rafeek & Co.

York—Gerin, Drevard & Co.

Hongkong, Canton and Macao Steam- South China Morning Post—The Shameen

Printing Life

Press.Assurance

Ld.

boat Co., Ld.—Deacon & Co., Ld.

Hongkong: Daily Press Ld The & Go., Ld. . Standard Co.—Deacon

Shameen Printing Pr^ss, Ld.

Hongkong Fire Insurance • Co., Ld.— London—China Electric Co.,Cables,

, Standard Telephone and Ld. Ld.

Jar dine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels, Ld.— i ,1 States Steamship Co.—John

Co., Ld.& Co.—Strong & Co. Manners &

Shewan, Tomes & Co. Strong

Hongkong Pope Manufacturing Co.— ! Sun Insurance Office—John Manners

Shewan, Tomes & Co.

Hongkong Telegraph — The Shameen SunGo.,LifeLd.Assurance Co. of Canada—John

Printing Press, Ld. Mappers & Co., Ld.

InLd.

do-China Steam Navigation Sunday Herald—The Shameen Printing

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Co.,

Ld. Press, Ld.

International Standard

tion, N.Y.—China Electric

Electric Co., Corpora-

Ld. Templeton, Kenley Co., Chicago—China

Electric Co., Ld.

-Java-China-Japan Lijn — Holland- “ U. R.” Beer, Shanghai—The Shameen

China Handelscompagnie (Canton) . I rPpipting .P{ress. Ld

N. Y.

Kolly Walsh.Ld.Ld.—The Shameen Union

and Press

Printing

Assurance Society, Ld.—Dear-

con &: Co., Ld.

Kosmos Drug Co., Ld.—Rafeek & Co. Vignier & Co.—Hannibal & Co.

La Baloise Fire Insurance Co., Basle Wah Ying Fire Insce. Co.—Yictal, A.

—U. Spalinger &- Co., S. A, Weir & Co. (Andrew)—Manners &

Lloyd’s—Deacon & Co., Ld. Co., Ld., John,

Marine Insurance Co., Ld.—Deacon Western Electric Co., New York—Chin .

Electric Co., Ld.

k Co.. Ld.

Mercantile Bank of India, Ld.—Dea- Western Electrical N.J.—China

ation, Newark, Instrument Electric

Corpor-

con Y Co., Ld. Co., Ld.

Monnet & Go.—Hannibal & Co.

North British and Mercantile Insurance Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ld.

Co., Ld.—Dent k Co., Ld., Herbert —Shewan,Insurance Tomes & Co.

North China Insurance Co.—Deacon Yorkshire C’hina Trading Co.

Co. — Holland-

& Co.. Ld.

SAMSHUI

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

British-American Tobacco Co.—Yat Kee J Kwai Lum Steamship Co.—Yat Kee ,

Kam King Steamship Co.—Yat Kee 1 Sai On Steamship Co.—Yab Kee

44 AGENCIES—PAKHOI- HOIHOW HONG KONG

PAKHOI

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

China Navigation Co.—Kwong Cheong Wo

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Kara Sing Cheung

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Yamashita Risen Kaisha

Socony-Vacuum Corporation—Ching Tai & Co.

HOIHOW

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

B. & S. Marine and Fire Insurance Co. China Co.

Navigation Co.—Yuen Fat Lee

—Yuen Fat Lee Co. Compagnie Indo-Chinoise—Berthelot,

Canadian Pacific Steamship Co.— HoC.Hong A.

S.S. Co.—Hung San & Co.

Berthelot, C. A.

Cebu Portland Cement Co.—Yuen Fat Indo-China S. N. Co.—Berthelot, C. A.

Lee Co. Po On Insurance Co.—Wiag Fat Hong

Cheong Wing Steamship Co.—Wing PoYuen On Marine and Fire Insurance Co.

Fat Lee Co.

Fat Hong

Cheong Yue Steamship Co.—Yuen i Thoresen & Co. Ld.—Hung San &

Fat Lee Co. Co.

HONGKONG

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Acme Commodity and Phrase Code— Allen, Sons & Co., Ld., W. H. Per

rin’s (China), Ld.

Fung Tang

Acme White Lead & Colour Works— Allen Tours—Hong Kong & Shanghai

Hotels, Ld.

Hongkong Motor Accessory Co.

Administration of Western Samoa— Alliance Assurance Co., Ld.—Jardine,

Matheson & Co., Ld.

Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ld.

Aeolus Marine Insurance Co.—Karsten Allsop & Co.

& Sons—Oaldbeck, Macgregor

Larssen & Co.

Aermotor Co., Chicago—Lam Wing Aluminium & Co.

V., Ld.—Shewan, Tomes

Yan & Co.

Aero Products, Inc.^—Economical Trad- American and Cuban Steamship Line,

Inc.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld'.

ing Co. American Gulf Orient Line—Everett,

Agfa China Co.—Waibel & Co. Incorporated, L.

Agricultural Fire Insurance—Goeke & American Mail line—Dollar Co., Ro-

Co. (A.) bert, Ld.

Air Conditioning Corporation, Ld.— American Steamship Owners Mutual

Shewan, Tomes & Co. Protection and Indemnity Associa-

Akt. Ges. Hormona—A. C. K. Co. tion, Inc., The—Bradley & Co., Ld.

Alberta Milling Co.—Skott & Co. Amsterdam Diamond Trading Co.—

Alemite Corporation — Hong Kong Holland-China Handels Compagnie

Hotel Garage N. V.

AGENCIES—HONGKONG 45

Anderson Grice Co., Ld.—Shewan Austin Motor Car Co., Ld.-Ross &

Tomes & Co. Co., Ld.

Andre Feraut—South China Mercantile Australian Roller Flour Mills—Skott &

and Engineering Co. Co.

Andrew Machine Construction Co., Automatic Pencil Sharpener Co.,

Ld.—Amhold & Co., Ld. Chicago—N. A. Tye & Bros.

Andrew Toledo Ld.—Arnhold & Co., Auto-strop Safety Razor Co.—W. R.

Loxley & Co.

Ld.

Andrew Weir & Co.—Bank Line, Ld. Ayrton, Saunders & Co. — Harry

Wicking & Co.

Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ld.—She Ayres, Ld. (F. H.)—Harry Wicking

wan, Tomes & Co. & Co.

Arcturus liadio Tube Co.—(Sincere B.M.E.E. (Textiles), Ld. — Davie,

Co., Ld. Boag & Co., Ld.

Armstrong-Siddeley

Hotel Garage Cars—Hong Kong B.B. IS.S. A.A. Cycles—Sincere Co.

Armstrong Siddeley Motors, Ld.—Far Co. Guns, Ld.—Thornycroft &

East Aviation Co.

Armstrong Whitworth Aircraft, Ld.— “Baltiea” Insurance Co., Ld.—John

Far East Aviation Co. Manners & Co., Ld.

Arrol-Johnson Cars—Hong Kong Hotel Banco Nacional Ultramarino—Roza

Garage Bros.

Asa Lees & Co., I d.—Amhold & Co., Bankers’ and Traders’ Insurance Co.,

Ld. Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Asbestos Cement Building Products, Barclay Perkins & Co. — Caldbeck,

Ld.—Dodwell & Co., Ld. Macgregor & Co

Asbestos Corporation (Ltd., Montreal Barber-Wilhelmsen Line—Dodwell &

—Lam Wing Yan & Co. Co., Ld.

Ashton & Parsons, Ld.—W. B. Loxley Barnet & Foster,Engineers,

Refrigeration Aerated Water and

London—

& Co.

Ashworth Sons & Co., Ld.—Arnhold Economical Trading Co.

& Co., Ld. Barrow, Hepburn & Galei, Ld.—Harry

Asiatic Steam Navigation Co., Ld.— Wicking & Co.

Jar dine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Barton & Guestier — Caldbeck, Mac-

Associated Lead Manufacturers Ex- gregor & Co.

port Co., Ld.—Shewan, Tomes & Bata (T. & A.)—W. R. Loxley

Co. Batavia Sea and Fire Insurance Co.—

Assuranceforeningen Card Arendal— Carlowitz & Co.

Thoresen & Co., Ld. Baxter Bros. & Co., Ld.—Wicking &

Assuranceforeningen “Skuld” Oseo— Co.

Thoresen & Co., Ld. Beaver Products, Ld.—Dodwell &

Astoria Flour Mills—Skott & Co. Co., Ld.

Athel Line—Pure Cane Molasses Co., Beck & Co.—W. R Loxley & Co.

Ld. Bedford Trucks—Hong Kong Hotel

Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co. of Garage

New York—Amhold & Co., Ld. Beldam Packing and Rubber Co., Ld.

Atlas Assurance Co., Ld.—Jardine, —Eastern Asbestos Co., The

Matheson & Co., Ld. Belfast Ropeworks Co., Ld.—John

Atlas Assurance Co., Ld. of London D. Hutchison A Co.

—China Fire Insurance Co., Ld. Beldam Packing & Rubber Co.. Ld.,

Atlas Digel, A. B.. Stockholm—A. The, London—Bradley A Co., Ld.

B. The Swedish Trading Co., Fil Bell’s Asbestos and Engineering Sup-

in China plies, Ld.—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Atlas Preservative Co., Ld.—Bradley Ben Line, Ld.—Gibb, Livingston &

& Co., Ld. Co., Ld.

Atwater Kent Manufacturing Co.— Bergen Marine Insurance Co.—Karsten

Sincere Co. La.rssen & Co.

Auriema, Inc. Ad. Manufacturers’ Bergens Assuranceforeming—Thoresen

Export Managers — Economical & Co., Ld.

Trading Co. Berger & Sons (Lewis)—Lbxley & Co.

46 AGENCIES—HONGKONG

Bergmann Electric Works—Eeld & British India & Apcar Lines—Mac-

Co., Ld., F. kinnon, Mackenzie & Co.

Bird & Sons—Rudolf, Wolff & Kew British Insulated Cables, Ld.—She-

Birmingham Carbon Works—Geheral wan, Tomes & Co.

Electric Co., Ld. of China British North Borneo Govt.—Gibb,

Bitulac, Ld.—Shew an, Tomes & Co. British Livingston & Co.

North Borneo Government—

Black and Decker Manufacturing Co. Gibb, Livingston

—Lam Wing Yan & Co. & Co., Ld.

Blackburn Aeroplane & Motor Co., British Phosphate Commissioners—

Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ld.

Ld.—Arnhold A Co., Ld.

Blood Wolfe & Co., Ld., London- British Reinforced Concrete Engineer-

ing Co., Ld.—Bradley & Co., Ld.

Bradley & Co., Ld.

Blue Star Line, Ld.—Dodwell & Co., Co., Ld.Separators, Ld.—Dodwell

British

r

&

Ld. Brookes & Co. (J. W .)—Roes & Co.

Boag Co., Ld. (Thos.)—Davie, Ld.

Boag & Co., Ld

Board of Underwriters of New York Broom & Wade, LJ.—Reiss Massev &

Co., Ld.

—Amhold & Co., Ld. Brunswick Record Corporation, N.Y.

Bohler Bros. & Co., Ld.—Manners. & China Phonograph & Radio, Ld.

Co., Ld.

Bollinger & Co.—Caldbeck Maegregor & Co., Ld., N. S. A.-G.—Moses-

Brunner Schuhfabrik.,

& Co. Brunsgaard Kisterud & Co. — Thore-

Bombay-Burmah, Trading Corporation, sen & Co., Ld.

Ld.—Jardine, Mathsson >& Co., Ld. Brunton’s—Skott & Co.

Boote, Ld.. T. & R.—Shewan, Tomes Brunton’s—Shewan, Tomes & Co.

& Co. Buchanan & Co., Ld., James—Dod

Boord & Co.—Caldbeck Maegregor & well & Co., Ld.

Co. Burke, Ld. (Ed. & John)—Wicking &

Borneo Co.. Ld.—Gibb, Livingston & Co. (Harry)

Co., Ld.

Borregaard, A/S., Sarpslorg, Norway Burmeister & Wain—John D. Man-

ners & Co., Ld.

—A. B. The Swedish Trading Co., Burns, Philps & Co., Ld.—Gibb.

Fil. in China Livingston & Co., Ld.

Brand & Co., London—W. S. Sharly Burrell & Co.—Williamson & Co.

Burrough-James, Ld.—London—Brad

& Co.

Bradley & Cranen, Ld.—Perrin’s ley & Co., Ld.

(Chipa), Ld. Bush & Co., Ld., W. J.—Wicking &

Braithwaite & Co , Engineers, Ld.— Co.

Perrin’s (China), Ld.

Brasserie du Phenix-Antwerp- Brad- Cadbury Brosl, Ld.—Hutchison cV

ley & Co., Ld. Co , John D.

Bremen Underwriters—Melchers & Co. Cadillac & Chevrolet—Hong Kong

Broadwood & Sons, Ld. — Andersons Hotel Garage

Music Co., Ld.. The Cain, Son & Greenwood—Arnhold &

British Air Conditioners—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Co., Ld. Caledonian Insurance Co.—Dodweii

British Antifonling Composition & & Co., Ld.

Paint Co., Ld., The, London- Callenders Cable and Construction Co.

EasternAntifouling

British Asbestos Paints—Bradley

Co., The -Jack & Co., Ld., W. C.

& Cambiaghi

Co. (Harry) (Guiseppe)—Wicking &/Co.

British Aviation; Insurance Co., Ld.— Canada Gypsum & Alabastine, Ld.—

Far East Aviation Co., Ld. Avnhold & Oo., Ld.

British Borneo Timber Co., Ld.— Canada Gypsum and Alabastine Co.—

Gibb, Livimrton & Co., Ld. Reiss. Massey A' Go.

British and Chinese Corporation. Ld. Canning & Co. (W.), Ld.—DodweM &

—Jardine, Matbeison & Co.. Ld Co., Ld.

British Drug Houses.! Ld.—Robert- Canton Insurance Office. Ld. Hum-

son, Wilson & Co., Ld. phreys & Son, John D.

AGENCIES—HONGKONG 47

Caron Perfumes—Sennet Ereres Cleveland Tractor Co., U.S.A.—Lam

Carp’s Gotten Thread—Manners ;&j Wing Yan & Co.

Co., Ld. Climax Crude Oil Motors—Rudolf,

Carr & Co.—W. R. Loxley & Co. Wolff & Kew

Carron Co. of Scotland-^Wieking & Co., Coates

Co.

& .Co’.v-Caldbeck, Macgregor &

i (Harry)

Caslon & Co., H. W.—Dickipsoh & & Co. Export .Corporation—Jebsen

Coleman

Co., Ld., John

Carter’s Writing, Inks—N. A. Tye & Colombia Graphophone Cp., Ltd.—

Anderson Music Co., Ld,, The

Bros.

Ceco Manufacturing Co.—-Sincere'Co., Collard & Collard, Ld.—Andeirson

Music Co., Ld.

Ld. (Columbia River Milling Co.—Skott &

Cellon, Ld.—Arnhold & Cn., Ld. Co. Ltd.—Rudolf Wolff & Kew

Celotex Co., The—Shewan, Tomes & Colvern,

Co.

Cement Marketimr Co:—Dodwell & Compagnie Francaise des Phosphates

de L’Oceanie — Gibb, Livingston &

Co., Ld. Co., Ld. Traneatlantica de Barcelona

Central Insurance Co., Ld.—Ross & Compania

Co., Ld. • Botelho Bros.

Central Union of Marine Under- Compania Generale de Tobacos—Botel-

writers—Karsten, Larssen & Co. ho Bros.

Century Electric' Co.—Shewan. Tomes Conklin Fountain Pens—Wing On Co.

& Co

Century Insurance Co. of (London— Connecticut Fire Insurance Co.—Dod-

well & Co., Ld.

Holland-China Handelscompagnie, ■ Gopperweld Steel Cq. — China Elec-

Chamberlain & Hookham—General Gorbin tric Co., Ld.

Electric Company, Ld. of China

Chamberlain Patent Medicines—W. R. ■Corn. & Co., John DLock Co.—Hutchison

Cabinet,

Loxley & Co. N Heyl (A.-G.), Worms—jebsenf &;

Chance Bros. & • o., Ld.—Arnhold & Cosman Co.

Co., Ld. F reres—‘Caldbeck, Macgre-

gor & Co.

Chappell Piano Co., Ld.—Anderson Courvoisier

Music Co., iLd., The Brandies—Dodwell & Co.,

Chargeurs Reunis—Messageries Mari- (WLd. '& Kings, Ld.—Dodwell & Co.,

times Ld.

Chevrolet Cars—Hongkong Hotel Coyle Batteries Ld., Vancouver—Lam

Garage Wing Yan &: Co.

China Radio Trading Co. Canton- Creed & Co., Ld.—China Electric

Cam Wing Yan & Co- Go., Ld., Croydon,

China Underwriters, Cd.—Shewan, Crescent

Tomes &!Go. 1 Manufacturing Co.—John

D. Hutchison cV, Co.

Chinese Foreign

Pavri, K. S. & Knitting

Sons Co., Ld.— t rittalls Manufacturing Co. (China),

Chun Thai Yick Fire Cracker Manu- Crosse Ld.-Dodwell & Co., Ld. '

facturing Co., The—Pavri, K. S. & Co.,& John Blackwell, Ld.—Hutchison

D.

& Sons

Cie Generale Transatlantic—Messa- Crosseley

Hotel Garage

Engines—Hong Kong

geries Maritimes

Cie. Indo-Chinoise de Navigation— Crown Ld.

Cork Co., Ld.—Dodwell & Co.,

Messageries Maritimes

Cie. Maritime Beige—Bank Line, Ld. Cyrcamo Trading Co., Ld., Oslo—

Cierva Autogiro Co., Ld.—Far East Thoresen & Co.,, Ld.

Aviation Co., Ld.

Cirrus AerO-Engines,. Ld.—Far East Dampney & Co., Ld:, J., Newcastle

Aviation Oo. On-Tyne—Eastern Asbestos Co , The

Clark Cruise (Frank C.)—Hongkong Dampskibsassuranceforeningen.

and Shanghai Hotels, Ld.

Clark & Sons (Henry), Ld.- Carmi- Danish dal—Thoresen & Co., Ld. i Aren-

chael & Clarke Dairies Milk Expert, Ld —

Shewan Tomes & Co.

55

48 AGENCIES-HONGKONG

Darragh Small k Co.—Wicking & Co. Eastern and Australian S.S. Co., Ld.

(Harry) -Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co

Pawspn Payne &. Elliott—Dickinson Eastern Bank, Ld.—Sassoon Banking-

& Co., Ld., John Co., Ld.

Dayton Price & Co.—Muller & Phipps Eastern Insurance Co., Ld.—Jardine,

De Havilland Aircraft Co., iLd.— Matheson & Co., Ld.

Arnhold & Co,, Ld. Eberhard Faber’s Pencils—N. A. Tye

k Bios.

“ Decarbo ” Car 1 )eearhonizers -Coin- “Echo”

,nell & Co., Ld., H. Radios—Anderson Music Co.,

Deinhard & Co.^-Caldbeck', Macgre- Economic Ld.

gdr & Co. Insurance Co., Ld.—Fur

ness (Fad East), Ld.

Oen Gjensidige iDampskibsassurance- “Eddystone”

forening .Skjold, Popsgrud — Tho- Co., Ld. Radios—Anderson Music i

resen & Co., Ld.

Delco Light Corporation'—Dodwell & ‘‘Eddjytpne” Wireless apparatus— j

Economical Trading Co.

Co., Ld.

Demag — Chien Hsin Engineering E diswan Wolff & Kew

Radio Apparatus—Rudolf, i

Co., Ld.

Dennis Bros., Ld—Ross & Co., Ld. Elders Insurance Co., Ld. — Union

Trading Co., Ld.

Detroit Aircraft Oorpn.—L. E. Gale

Deuchar, Robat, (Ld., Edinburgh— Elecfcrad Inc. New York—Lam Wing

Bradley & Co., Ld. Yan & Co.

D’Evian-les-Bains — Caldbock, Mac- Electrolux,

Co.

Ld.—Shewan, Tomes &

grego;' & Co.

Dicks Asbestos Co., Ld.—Wicking & EHerman k Bucknall S.S. Co., Ld.—

Bank Line, Ld.

Co. (Harry) Eliott Fisher Corpn.—Dodwell A: Co. |

Distillers Agehev. Ld., , The — Gande i Ellison Milling & Co.—Skott A Co.-

Prie^ & Co., Ld

Dixon A Corbitt k Newall & Co., fid. Employers’ Liability Assurance' -Cor- j

poi’ation, Ld.—Arnhold & Co.,: Ld. •

--Dodwell &. Co.', Ld. ,

Dodwell-Castle Line—Dodwell & Co., Emsley, Ld.

Richard, l^d.—Dodwell & Co., !

Ld.

Dollar Steamship Line — Dollar Co., Erasmic Co., Ld., The.Jardine,

Matheson ;& Co.. Ld.

Ld., Robert

Dollfus-Miag & Co.—G. E. Huygen Erwen Lucas Bols—Caldbeck, M acgre-

Donald Bros.—Moses & Co., (Ld. (N. L. gorM. Ericksson

Co.

k Co., Stockholm— :

S.) The Swedish Trading Co.

Doodsen & Bam,, Ld.--Bradley k Co., Essex & Suffolk Equitable Insurance::

Ld. ' ’ 1

Society, Ld.—‘Bradley k Co., Ld.

Douglas Motors, Ld. — Ross & Co., Evans Lifts, Ld. -t». Shewan, Tomes k

Ld. Co.

Douglas Steamship

las. Lapraik & Co. Co., Ld. -Doug- Ewo Cotton Mills, Ld. — Jardine,

Drambuie Liqueur Co. — Caldbeck, Express Mathesoni & Co., Ld.

Mfif'ere^or k Co. Lift . Co—General Electric

Dresden ILeipziger — Chien Hsin En- Co., Ld. Of China

gineerin'fir Co., Ld.

Dufaut

Co. Fils'—Caldheck, Macgregor & Fairbanks, Morse k Co.—Shewan, i ,

Dunlop Rubber Co.—Hongkong Hotel Tomes k Co.

Garage Fairey Aviation Co., Ld.—Afn'hOjd fci

Duplex Printing Press Co.—Linotype • Falkirk

!

Co.

Iron Co. Ld.—Reiss, Masscyfi

k Machinery, Td.

Duro Metel Proriue+q Co.—Hongkong Fark Co., Ld.

East Superintendence Co.-^Gbd-l

Motor Aocessorv Co. dard & .Douglas

Dynamite-Actietn-CeselLehaft

wan, Tomes k Co., Ld. — She- Farbenindlistrie (I. G.)—China Export-l -

Jmpo.rt and Bank Co.

Farbehindustrie (I.G.)—Deutsche Far

East Asiatic Co.. Ld.—Manners k Co. ben-Handelsgesellsohaft—Waibel

; ; A

Co:, Ld. t

AGENCIES—HONGKONG

Earleigh Nettheim & Co.—Himlj", Ld. General Accident, Fire and Life As-

Fatum Accident Insurance Co.—Bodi- surance. CorP-> Ld., Marine Dept.—

ker & Co. Backhouse, Ld., James, H.

Fei Lun S.S. Co., Ld.—Carmichael & General Electric Co., Ld. (London)—

Clarke (managers) General Electric Co., Ld. of China

Felten & Guilleaume—Feld & Co., General Motors Corporation—(Cardi-

Ld., F. llac & Chevrolet) Hongkong Hotel

Fougere Freres & Fils—Hongkong- Garage

Canton Export Co., Ld. General Steamship Corporation—Jar-

Feriner & Aider’s Paints,, Etc.—Con- dine, Matheson & Co.

nell & Co., Ld., H. Geo.Macgregor

Younger& &Co.'Son,*Ld.—Caldbeck

Ferodo, iLd.—Dodw«ll & Co., Ld.

Ferranti, Ltd.—Callender’s Cable and George Goulet—Caldbeck Macgregor

Construction Co. & Co. , , & , Co.

Fiat Motorcar Works—Goeke & Co. Germanischer Lloyd—Melchers

(A.)

Findlater, Mackie, Todd & Co., Ld. tory, Inc.—Atienza, Vicente & Fac-

Germinal Cigar and Cigarette

Co.

—Gilman & Co., Ld.

Fire. & General Insurance -— Arnhold Gerrard

Dodwell Wire

& TyingLd.Machine Co., Ld.

Co.,

& Co.. Ld.

Foamite Firefoam, Ld.—Dodwell & Gibb’s Soaps, D. & W.—Hutchison &

Co., John, D.

Co., Ld. ! Givaudan & Co., Ld.—Shewan, Tomes

Foh Sing Flour Mills—Skott & Co. & Co.

Forrest Printing Ink Co., Ld.—Mer- Glandular Preparations, Ld.—Dod-

cantile Printers’ Supply Co., The

Fou Foong Flour Mills—Skott & Co. “ wel' l &” Co., Ld.

Francis & Barnett Ld.—Alex Boss & Glen Co.

Line—Jardine, Matheson &

Co., Ld. Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance Co.

Franco-Belgique Tours — Hongkong —American Asiatic Underwriters

& Shanghai Hotels, Ld. Fed., Inc., U.S.A.

Franklin Electric Co.—Rudolf Wolff Globe-Union Manufacturing Co. —

& Kew Hongkong Motor Accessory Co.

Fraser & Chalmers—General Electric Gloucester Railway Carriage and

Co., iLd. of 'China

French American Banking Corpora- Wagon Ld.

Co., Ld.—Perrin’s (China),

tion, New York—Banque de I’lrido- Glover & Co., Ld.—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Chine

Friedrich Heidemanh—A. €. K. Co. Godfrey Phillips, Ld.—Hutchison &

Co., John D.

Frigidaire Corporation, — Dodwell & Golden State Co., Ld.—Hutchison &

Co.. Ld. Co., John, D.

Fry & Sons, Ld. (J.S.)—Hutchison & ' Goodall. Backhouse & Co.—Reiss,

Co., John D. Massey & Co., Ld.

Fuller Accumulator Co.—Rudolf, Wolff Goodrich “ Silvertown ” Tyres—Uni-

Furness, Withy & Co., Ld.—Furness Goodyear Tire and Rubber Export

(Far East), Ld, Co.—Ross & Co., Ld.

Fuso Marine and Fire Insurance Co.— Gordon’s Dry Gin Co., Ld.—Dodwell

Nippon Yusen Kajsha. & Co., Ld.

- Gamewell Co.—China Electric Co., Hongkong CantonInsurance

Great American Export Co.Co. —

1 Ld., Newton Upperv

' Gandy Belt Manufacturing Co,, Ld.— Great K. Co.

China Chemical Works—A. C.

Bradley & Co., Ld.

| Garland Steamship Corporation—Jar- Great Eastern Life Assurance Co-—

Manners & Co., Ld.

dine, Matheson & Co. : Gresham Fire & Accident Insurance

General Accident, Fire and Life As Society—Gilmani & Co., Ld.

surance Coro., Ld —Backhouse, Ld. Griffon & Co.—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

General Accident, Fire & Life Assur Grigor & Sons-Wm., Inverness—Brad-

anea Corp.—Ross & Co., Ld. (Alex.) ley & Co., Ld.

55*

AG EN CIES—HONGKONG

Grimault & Oo.—Atienza, Vicente & Home Insurance Co. of New York—

Go. Uiiion Trading G'ov Ld.

Guardia-h Assuramee Co., Ld.—Jardine, jHong1 Kong Art' I fame Manufactory

Mtheson ! & Oo., Ld. —Pavri, K. S. &, Sons

H. & G. SimondS) Ld.—‘ijaldbeck,

Md^tegor Oo. : 1

■ . <■> Livingston 4s Co,, Ld. Ld.— Gibb,

jHong Kong Electi/ic, Qp,,

H£d) & Sons, Ld., G.N.-r-Reiss, pELooduein & Co., Chias. Chicago—

Mafdsey & Coj, Ld.

Haggie & Sons (It. Hood)—Robertson, !Hooghly Eco^iomiqal ’jTnadipg Co,

Ink 'CO., Ld.—Dickinson 4s

(\Vg,lsoo;&; Co., Ld. . ,

Halifax Eire Insurance Co<—Hong- IHopkins Co., Ld., John

& Co. ( John)—Hannibal Co.

kong Canton Export Co.

HaTl’l^1'Cb., Ld., T.B.'—Gande, Price1 Hopkins

Horlick’s

4s Co. (John)—Hannibal &

Malted Milk Co., Ld.—Hut-

& Co., Ld. Go., W. A.

HalL Ld.—Breda—Cbien*

eering Co. Hsin Engin-

■■> chison 4s Co., John,' D.

Hall; Ld. (J. & E.)—Carmichael & HorifoekseS, Crewdsori 4s Co., Ld.—

Jardine, Matheson 4s Co., Ld. ;

Clarke

Hall’s-Barton Ropery Co., iLd.—-Reiss, Hjaitden > Mjjwngatron • Preheaters

(Land), Ld.—Arnhold 4s Co., Ld.

Massey & Co., Ld.

Hall’s Sanitary Washabe Distemper5— i Hoyt Metal Co. qf Great Britain, .Ld.

—Bradley 4s Co., Ld. bd .

Jack

Halvor Breda—Chien Hsin Engineer- —Eastern Co.

Hoyt Metal! bf Great Britain, Ld.

Asbestos Co., The.!

ing Co., Ld.

Hamburg-Amerika Line — Hongkong Hubbuck 1 4s Son, Ld., (Thomas)—

Wicking & Co., Ld,

arid Shanghai Hotels

Hamburg-Amerika Liriid—Jebsen & Co. Hudson Bay 4r Co.—Loxley 4s Co.

Handley-Page, Ld—Arnhold & Co., Hunt Co,.

Roope Teage 4r ’Co.—Dodvill 5s

Ld

Ld.

Hardie Bros.^Rndblf Wolff & Kew Huntlev - Co.., Ld.

4s Palmers, Ld.—Dodwell &

Har die & Co. (James)—Bradley & : Illingworth 4s . Cb. ■ I'Thos.)—Reiss,

Co., Ld.

Harley-Davidson Motorcycles^- Gascon Massey 4? Co., L‘d.

Motot Co.

Harrisons > Crosiield, Ld.—Gibb, ! imperial Chemical Industries, Ld.

Livingston &: Co., Ld. (Yjgllow MeJal)—Gibb, Livingston &

Harwood Self-winding Watches—fedn- Co.„ Ld.

net Freres

Haugesunds Sjbforsikringsselskap— Massey 4sTypewriter

imperial

Co., Ld.

Co., Ld.—Reiss

Karsten, Larssen & Cd. India Tire Rubber Co.—W. R. Loxley

Heidseik & Co.—W. R. Loxley & Co. "4s Co. ' • ;

Heine & Co. (A. S.)—China Expoft- Indian Motor-Cycle Co.—Alex Ross &

Import and Bank Oo. Co., Ld.

Heinke & Co. (C. L.)—Dodwell & Co., Indo-China Portland Cement Co.,

Ld. I,;!. Alves 4s Co.

Hellesens, Ld.—Shewan, Tomes& Co. Insurance (go. of North America—

Hjorth & Co., B.A., Stockholm—A.B. China Underw'iiters,i Ld.

The Swedish Trading Co., Fil. in Insurance Company of J>orth America

' China —Huygen, G. E.

Hoesch Sheet Steel Piling—Feld & Insurance Office of Australia^—China

Co., Ld., F. Underwriters, Ld.

Hoffman Snrinker Co., Ld.—Arnhold International Assurance, Co., Ld.—

& Co.. Ld.

Hoi Fook Shipping Co., Ld.—Braiidt Co., Metropolitian. Land, 4s Building

& Co. Ld.

Holland America', Linfe—Jgva-China- International

Loxley k Co.

Cliemical Cq.—W. R.

Japa-n-lLijn International

Holland Fist ' Asia Line—Jaya-China- fghrik A/S. Bergen—IVallemComposition and Farve

Jalpan Lijn International

Home Insurance' Co - Huygen, G. E. ’ Dodwell 4s ‘CoLd. Malleable Tron Co.,4s Ld.

Co.

AGENCIES—HONGKONG 51

International Standard Electric Cor- K. L. G. Sparking Plugs, Ld.—Hong-

poration—China Electric Co., Ld. kong Motor Accessory Co.

International Trading Co.—C. P. Kaijima Shogyo, K. K. — Jardine,

Young & Co. Mathe^oir & Co., Ld.

long Moc Tong Knitting Manufac- Kalian Confectionery Oo.—-Kwong Tai

i'actory—Pavri, K. S. & Sons Hong

Ipekdjian Bros.—T. M. Gregory & Kailan Mining Administration—Dod-

Co. well & Co,

Iromite Co., Ld., The—Bradley & Co., Keelox Manuftg. Co-1—Dodwell & Co.

Ld. Keighley, Ld,—Arnhold & Co., Ld.

Irish Linen Mill?, iLd.—Davie, Boag Kelvin Motors—Bailey & Co.

& Co,, Ld. Kelvinator Corporation—Reiss. Massey

Isthmian S.S. Lines—Bank Line, Ld, A Co. ; .

‘Italit” Products, Ld. — Sbewan, ! Kenyon & Sop, |l,d. (James) — Gibb,

Tomes & Co. {Livingston ,& Co., Ld.

J. Perrier Fils- Caldbeck, Maogregor Kia-Ora, O. T., Id.—Caldbeck, Mac-

gregor & Co. . '

& CO.. ;. ;

J. Sedgwick & C,o., Ld.—Caldbeck, Co (Harry) (John), Ld.—Wicking &

Kidd & Co.

Maogregor & Co.

Jacks ,& Co, (William), London—Wil- KinkaiKaisha

Yusen Kaisha—Nippon Yusen

]iam C. Jack & Co.

Jacob’s .Biscuits—John D. Hutchison , Klayeness,Boot

“ Kiwi” Polish—Loxley & Co.

A. E. & .Co., A/S.-^Thore?

& Co. sen & Co., Ld. _

James, H awkcr &. Co.—Caldbeck, Mac- Klaveness Line (Pacific Coast Asiatic

gregor & Co. Service)—Bank Line, Ld.

Jas, Coptts>.& Co. —Cal-dbcck, Macgre- Kobe

gQr 'Af Co. " _ .

Java Pacific;( Line—Jaya-ChinarJapan Koken anceMarine Transport

.Co.—Katoh & Co.and Fire Insur-

Line. Companies Moses & Co , Ld.,

Jenson & INichoIson,; Ld.—John D. Korting N. S.

Hutchison & Co Diesel Engines—Feld & Co.,

Jetter & Scheerer—Schmidt & Co. ILd., F.

John Crabbie & Co.—Caldbeck, Mac- KKung Sam Chai—C. P. Young & Co.

up per Brewery—Caldbeck, Macgre-

gregor & Co. gpy, t

John : Harper & Co., Ld., Willenhall— ICwpng Hung Tai ire Lr acker

Eco nomical Trading Cp. Manufacturing Co., The—Pauri, K.

John Harvey & Son—rCaldbeck, Mac- jS., &• Sons

gregor & Co.

John. Jameson & Co. —Galdbeck. Mac- Kwong Man., Loong /Eire Cracker

Manufacturing Co., (Ld., The

gFegor & Co. Pauvi, K. S. -Ar,Sons

Johnnie Walker & Sons, Ld. — Cald- Kwong .Suu --C. P. Young & Co.

beok, Macgregor & Op,

Johnson & Sons, -Sydney—Moses &

Co., Ld.. N.S. L. Rose ■ & -Co.-Caldbeck, Macgregor

Johnson, Ld. (H. & R.), Ld.—Harry & Co.

Wicking & Co. L’Alliance Francaise—iKarsten,

: Lar-

Johnson Motor Co—Alex Ross & Co., ssen .& = CoJ .

Ld. 1 L’Union Fire Insurance Co., Ld. of

Johnson, Pickett Rope Co., Inc.- ?- Paris — Credit Foncier d’Extreme

Dbdwell & Co., Ld. Orient '■ 1 1

Jones & Co., Ld. (H,)^I)odwell & La Cie. de Commerce-i-Bradley ,& Co.

Co., iLd. Lake of the Woods Milling Co.—Skott

Jones & C0-* Ed-, (Samuel)—Reiss, A Co.

Massey .& Co., Ld. Lalique Glassware—Sennet Ereres

Joseph Gautier & Fils—South China Lambourne & Co., The W. T.—She-

Mercantile and Engineering Co. wan, Tomes & Co.,

Joseph Lucas, ILd.—Hongkong Hotel Landis & Gyr, : : id.—Shewan, Tomes

Garage & Co.

Jules Sabourin & Co. — Caldbeck, Ramont Ld:, J. H. (James H.)*

Macgregor & Co, Reiss, Massey As. Co., Ld.

52 \GENCIES—HONGKONG

iLamplaugh & Co.—Rudolph Wolff and Malayan Collieries, Ld., Kuala Lam

Kew Dynamo and Motor Co.— pur—Thoresen & Co., Ld.

Lancashire

Do dwell & Co., Ld. Manning Belting Co.—Hongkong

Motor Accessory Co.

Lancashire Insce. Co.—Griffith & Co. Manuel Misa—Caklbeck, Macgregor &.

Langbridge, Ld.—Arnhold & Co., Ld. Co.

Lawrence Leather Co., A. O. — She- Manufacturers Mutual Insurance Co.>

wan, Tomes & Co. Ld.—Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ld.

Legal Insurance Co.—Skott & Co. Maple Leaf Milling Co.—Skott

Leitz, E.—Schmidt & Co. Marconiphone Co.—Rudolf, Wolff &

Letham & Sons—Loxley & Co.

Leverkusen (Germany) — China Ex- MarKew chant, Charles—Jardine, Matheson

port, Import and Bank Co., Ld. & Co., Ld.

Levers Pacific Plantations, Ld.- Gibb, Marine

Livingston & Ci , Ld. Insurance — Arnhold <\r Co.,

Ld.

Lindemann, Ld.—Caldbeek, Macgra- Marine Insurance Co., Ld.—Mackin-

gor & Co. non, Mackenzie & Co.

Line Material Co.—Shewan, Tomes & Maritime Insurance Co.—Steger & Co.

Co. Marryate & Scott, Ld.—Reiss, Massey

Liptons, Ld.—W. R. Loxley & Co. & Co., Ld.

Lissen, Ld.—Sincere Co.

Lister & Co., Ld . R. A.—Reiss Mas- Co., Ld. Ja. r.—Gande, Price &

Martell,

sey &; Co., Ld.

Liverpool and London and Globe Insur- Martini

gor & Co.

& Rossi—Oaldbeck, Macgre-

ance Co., Ld.—Dod'well & Co., Ld. Mason & Co.—Loxley & Co., W. R.

Lloyd’s—Gilman .V Cb., Ld.

Llovd Triestino Steam Navigation Co. Meiji

sui

Fire Insurance Co., Ld. —Mit-

Bussan Kaisha, Ld.

—Dodwell & Co . Ld.

Lodge Plug, Ld.—Robertson, Wilson & Melrose, Drover, Ld.—Jardine, Mathe-

son & Oo., Ld.

Co., Ld. Meltis, Ld.—Robertson, Wilson & Co.,

Lombard

Ld. Codes, Ld.—Dodwell & Co., Ld. Corpn.—Noen Electrical Corpn-

London Assur.—China Underwriters Meltoxof Asia.

London Fire Assurance Corporation— Mcnam

\. B., The Swedish Trading Oo., Co., Ld.,River Towage and Lighter

The—Thoresen & Co., Ld.

Fil. in China

London Steamship Owners Mutual Ld.—Gibb, LivingstonInsurance

Mercantile Mutual Co.,

& Co., Ld.

Insurance Association, Ld.—Brad- Merchants’ Marine Insurance Co.—

ley A Co., Ld. Commercial Union Assurance Co.

London Varnish and Enamel Go., Ld. Merchants’ Marine Insurance Co.,

—Hutchison & Co., John, D. Ld. - Arnhold & Co., Ld.

Lotus, Ld.—Rudolf Wolff & Kew

Lykes Bros. Ripley Steamship—L. Metropolitan-Vickers &Electric

Merck (E.)—Schmidt. Co.

Co.—

Everett, Inc. Arnhold & Co.

Macao-Timor Line—Botelho Bros. Michelin & Cie. (M.)—Goeke & Co.,

Maekay, Ld. A. & B.)—Bradley & Millers (A.)

Co.. Ld._ Falls Co.--Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Maersk Line—Jebsen & Co. Minerva Insurance Co.—Karsten, Lars-

MoEwan, Wm. & Co., Ld.—Dodwell & Mitsui sen & Co.

Co., Ld. Mining Co., Ld.—Mitsui Bus-

McEwan Younger, Ld. — Jardiniei, Moet san Kaisha, Ld.

Matheson & Co., Ld. & Chandon—Gande & Co., Ld.

Moffats, Ld. Shewan, Tomes

McNeill’s Embossed Boiler (C.)—Car- Monsanto Chemical Works, St. Louis

michael & Clark -W. S. Sherly & Co.

Magnolia Anti-Friction Metal Co., Montgomerie Stobo & Co.—Davie,

Ld. Arnhold A Co., Ld. Boag & Co., Ld,

Magnolia Anti-Friction Metal Co., Morgan & Co., Ld. (Roxburgh)—

Ld. Robertson, Wilson & Co., Ld. Robertson, Wilson A Co., Ld.

AGEN CIES—HONGKONG

Morgan & Co., J P., New York— Nicholson son & Co.

File Co.—John D. Hutchi-

Banque de Uin,do-Chine

Morgan Crucible' Co., Ld.—Wicking & Niedich

Ld. 1 Process Ce.—Dodwell & Co.,

Co. (Harry)

Morris Cars—Hongkong Hotel Garage Nippon Electric Co.—China’. Electric

Co., Ld;, Tokyo

Morris Commercial Cars—Hongkong Nippon Fire Insurance Co., Ld.—

Hotel Garage Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ld.

Morris Motors, Ld.—Hongkong Hotel Nisbet & Co., Ld., James*—Dickson <&

Co., Ld., John

Garage

Motor Union Insurance Co., Ld., Nisshin Kaisha

Kisen Kaisha—Nippon Yusen

London—Union Trading Go., Ld. Nobel’s"Explosive® Co., Ld.—Jardine,

Motoren - Werke Mannheim Vorm. Mathespn & Co., Ld.

Banz & Co.—Jebsen & Co. Norddeutscher Lloyd—Melchers & Co.

Motorenfabrik Deutz —Chien Hsin En- Nordisk Skibsrederforening Oslo —

gineering Co., Ld. Thoresen & Co., Ld.

Melhouse—S. E. Huygen

Mulcott Belting Co., Ld.—Dodwell & Norris, Henry V Gardners, Ld.—

Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Co., Ld.

Mullard Wireless Service — Sincere North K. Co.

American Ginseng Co.—A. ’ C.

Co., Ld. North Atlantic Insurance Co.—Kar-

Mundat & Ca—Botelho Bros. sten, Larssen & Co.

Myers, M.—iShewan, Tomes & Co. North Borneo Trading Co., Ld,—Jar-

N. V. Biscuitfabrieken “Victoria,” North dine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Dordrecht-;-A. Goeke & Co. British and Mercantile Insurance

Natal Line—Dodwell & Co., Ld. Co., Ld.—China Underwriters, Ld.

Nathan & Co.—W. B. Loxley & Co. North China Insurance Co, Ld.—

Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ld.

, National Carbon Co., Inc.—China Northern , Assurance Co., Ld,—Gibb,

Electric Co., Ld., New York Livingston

National Liberty Insurance Co. of Northern

America—Dodwell & Co., Ld. Assurance Co., Ld.—Brad-

National Provincial Bank Ld., Lon- Nortonley & Co., Ld.

don—Banque de Plndo-Chino & Gregory, Ld.—Harry Wick-

National Union Fire Insurance Co.— Nortoning & Co.

KotewaJl & Co. Motors—Sincere Co.

Norwegian,

National Vulcanized Fibre Co.—Reiss, . Oseo—Thqresen Africa and Australia Line

Massey

Navigators & General Insce, Co.— Norwegian Reassurance

LgrsseA & , Co.1"' ,

Co.—Karsten

China Coast Officers Guild Norwegian Tritciri' Insurance Co.—

Navigazione Generale Italian a Dod Karsten, Larssen & Co.

well & Co., Ld. Norwich Uhion ' Fire' Insurance,'So-

Netherland Royal Mail Line—Java- . ciety, Ld.—Robertson, Wilson, &

Chin a-Japan Lijn Co., Ld;

(Netherlands India Tug & Coal Co., Nubian, Manufacturing Co.—South

Ld.—Java-China-Japan Lijn

Netherlands Insurance Co.—Bodiker Co- Mercantile and Engineering

' China

& Co.

Nettheim & Co. (Farleigh)—Himly & Ocean Accident and Guarantee Cor-

Co. poration, Ld.—Gilman & Co., Ld.

New India Assurance Co., Ld.—Dod Ocean Bathing Suit Co. New York—

well & Co., Ld.

New India Insurance Co., Ld. Bank Ocean-S.Insurance

W. Sherly & Co.

Co.—Gibb, Livingston

Line, Ld. & Co., Ld. _

New York Modern Silk Hosiery Mills Ocean Oil Co., Ld.—Davie Boag &

—Crawford, Montgomery & Co. Co., Ld.

New Zealand Insurance Co.—Reiss, Oceanic- & Oriental Navigation Co.—

Massey

Newton Chambers &r Co., Ld.—Harry Official Tourist Bureau of Batavia—-

Wicking & Co. Java-China-Japan Lijn

54 AGENClES-HONGKONG

“ Oid Taylor Scotch Whisky—‘Moses Philips Lamp Work Eindhoven—Hol-

land China Handelscompagnie ‘ N.

& Co. (£.. ;S.) V.

Oldham & Sons Ltd. England—Lam Philips & Co., Ld. (J. & N.)—Reiss,

Wing Yan & Co. Jilassey & Co., Ld.

Original Odhner—Dodwe 11 & Go. Philips Radios—Anderson Music. Co.

Orlik ((L.)—Harry Wicking & Co. Phoenix Assurance . Co., Ld.—Gibb,

Ormond Engineering Co. — Rudolf Livingston & Co., Ld.

Wolff & Kew Pilot, Radio & Tube Corporation—

Osram-Robertson Lamp Works—Gen- Pirelli Sincere Co.

eral Electric Co., Ld. of China General Cable Works—General •

Otard Dupuy & Oo.—Jardine, Matin • Electric Co., Ld. of China

son & Co., Ld. Polak & Schwartz (N. Y.)—Huygen

Overseas. , Assurance Corporation— G. E.

Reiss, MasSey & Co. Pommery & G rene—Ga Id b eck, Mac-

Overseas Motors Service (A. C. Plugs) gregor & Co.

—Hong Kong Hotel Garage Pratt & Lambert—Moses & Co., Ld.

> (N. 8.)

Page-Hersey Export Co., Ld.—Dod- Precision Radio—^Rudolf Wolff and j

well & Co., Ld. Kew

Palatine Insurance Co.—Skott & Co. Prest-O-Lite iStorage Battery Co.— j

Pan Pacific Oil 0v). Los Angeles—Woo Hongkong Hotel Garage

Bros. Price Brothers Sales Corporation—

Paraffine Paint Co., Inc.—Bradley & Bradley & Co., Ld.

Co., Ld. Priestmah Bros.—Reiss, Massey & Co.

Parfumerie L. T. Piver—W. R. Lox- Prince Line—Furness (Far East), Ld. ;

ley & Co. Produits Chimiques et Eleotro-Metal-

Parraffine Cos., Inc.—Dodwell & Co., lurgiques—Shewan, Tomes & Co.

Ld. Proutyline Products—Neon Electrical .

Parapluie-Revel — Hongkong-Cantan Corporation of Asia

Export Co., Ld. Providence Washington Insurance Co.

Partridge & Mees—Rudolf Wolff & —Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Kew

Passch & Larsen Petersen—Shewan, Quasi-Arc

Co. . .

Co., Ld. — Davie, Boag

Tomes & Co. Queen Insurance Co.-—Loxley & Co.

Pathe Freres, Paris—Pathe Orient, Queensland Insurance Co., Ld. —

Ld. Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ld.

Peace, Ld., W. R. & C., Sheffield— Queensland Insurance Co., Ld.—Jar-

Economical Trading Co. dine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

W. K. & C. Peace, Ld., Sheffield- Queensland State Government Insur- •

Economical Trading Co.

Peai'l Assurance Co., Ld.—Dodwell & ance Office—Reiss, Massey & Co. , i

Co., Ld.

Pearn & Co., Ld.—Arnhold

Rubber Co.—Wickihg & Co.

Ld.

Peak, Frean & Co., Ld.—Robertson, Ld., JohnSons, J. — Dickson & Co.,';

Ratcliff &

Wilson & Co., La.

Peninsular & Oriental Steam Nav. Co, Rawplugs,

Ld. of China

Ld.—General Electric Co., i t

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co. Ray Manufacturing Oo.—Reiss, Massey;;

Penn Yan Motor Boats—Rudolf Wolff

& Kew

Penta Works Co., Ld., The, Skoevde, and Shanghai Hotels Co.—Hongkong

Raymond & Whitcomb

iSweden.-—A. B., The Swedish Trad- Reaveil & Co., Ld.—Arnhold1 & Coy <

ing Co., Fil. in China

Pepsodent Co. Chicago—W. S. Sheri v RedLd. Hand Compositions, Ld.—Dbd-Q

& Co. well & Co., Ld.

Peugeot et Cie.—Jardine, Matheson

Co., Ld. & Co.

Philippine Steam Navigation Co.— Rees Roturbo Manufacturing Co., Ld .

L. Everett, Inc. Arnhold & Co., Ld

AGENCIES—HON.GKON G 55

Reflector

cago—Lam Wing Yan & Co. Thornes & Co.

“Reliance” Insurance., Qo., (Ld.—Mel- G.W. Sadler Belting Co., Ld.—Arn-

uhers & Co. hold & Co.; Ld.

“ Rexihe ” Leather Cloth—Jardine, Safe-Cabinet—Dodwell & Do.

Matuheson & Co'., Ld. Safe Guard Check Writer Corporation

Rheinmetall Calculating Machines— Dodwell & Co.

China Export Import & Bank Co. Sage & Co., Ld.—Wicking & Co.

Richard, Haworth & Co., Ld.—Gibb, (Harry)

Livingston & Cp., Ld.

Rigaud, Y.—Atienza, Vicente & Go. “ Saloa ” for Dogs, Etc.—Connell &

Co., Ld., H.

Ritchie & Co. (H. F.)—Wicking & Co. Salford Electric Instruments, Ld.

(Harry) —General Electric Co., Ld. of

Robert Bosch A. G. Stuttgart—Jebsen China

& Cq. Bouche — Gafdboqfe) Macgre- Samuel Osborn & Co., Ld.—Reiss,

Robert Massey & Co.,, Ld.

gor & Co. Saunders Co. (Ayrton)—Wicking &

Robertson Co., H. H.—Davie, Boag & Co.

Robertson Travell Bureau, D. F.— Saunders-Roe,

Co.. Ld.

Ld.—Far East Aviation

Hqng Kong & Shanghai Hotels, iLd. Scintilla Magnetoes—L. E. Gale

Robin & Co. (Jules)—Loxley & Co. Scott & Bowne, Ld.—Sbewan, Tomes

Robin Hood Mills—Skott & Co. & Co.

Robson, Ld. (John)—Reiss, Massey & Scott (James & John, G.)—Robertson,,

Co. Wilson & Co.j Ld.

Roe & Co. (A. Y.)—Far East Aviation Scottish Union andA National

Co.

Rolls-Royce Ltd.—Hongkong Hotel Scripps Co.—Hannibal Co., W.A.Insurance

Garage Motor Co.—Ross & Co., Ld.

Rolscreen Co.—Davie, Boag & Co., Semoniz sory

Co.—Hongkong Motor Acces-

Co.

Ld.

Romac Motor Accessories, Ld.—Dod- Shalimar & Co., Ld.

Rope Works, Ld.—Dodwell

well & Cq., Ld. Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co.,

Roneo, Ld.—Dodwell . & Co. Ld.—Jardiniei, Matheson & Co., Ld

; Ronson Lighters—Sennet Freres

[ Roosevelt Steamship Cq.—Jardine, Jardine, Matheson & Co.Wharf Co.—

Shanghai and Hongkew

Matheson & Co.

|• Ross

Rootes,& Sons,

Ld.—Gilman Co., Ld. & Sharpe’s

LeL, W. &A.—Dodwell John D.

Toffee—Hutchison &: Co.,

Co., Ld. Sheringham Daylight'' Co.—Shewan,

Tomes Co.

I- “Rotterdam” Lloyd, Mail Line— Java- Shoemaker

Ghina Japan Lijn Art Looms—The Little

I Rowland & Cb., Ld., R. R.—Connell;& Sidney Shop

L Co., Ld.. H. Roofing A Paper Co., Ld.—

f Royal Netherlands Indies Air Lines— Signode Arnhold & Co., Ld.

j •lava-phina-Japan Lijn System—Botelho Bros.

Royal Insurance Co.—Loxley & Co. Silva beck,

& Cosens “Dows” Port—Cald-

Macgregor & Co.

I Royal Mai] Steam Packet Co.—Jar- Silver Java Pacific Line—Java-China-

dine, Matheson ,

? Royal Packet Navigation Co., (K.P. Sim’oh' ,' Ld. (Henry)—Arnhold & Co.,

M.)—Java-China-Japan Lijn

Ruston & Hornsby, Ld.—Reiss Massey Simonds. Saw and Steel -Co.—Moses &

Ld.

& Co., Ld. Co., Ld. (N, S.>

Button Lister Marine, Co. -Reiss Simoniz Co.—Hongkong Motor Ac-

Massey.

Simplex Plaster Co.—Hongkong Ex-

«. gregor

A. Chianti cavation & Cfinstruction & Co.

& Co.,Ruflinq—Cajldbeck, Mac- .S.'K.F. (Swedish Ball Bearing Co.)

Sabang Bay , Coaling Station—Java- Gothenburg Sweden, A. B. — The

Chiria-Japan Lijn Swedish Trading' Cb.

56 AGENC IE S—HON GKON G

;Skan

The Swedish Trading Go. ’ B. Standard

Co., Ld.

Motor Go., Ld.—Ross &-

Skelton & Co., R. A.—Blackihore &' Standard Telephones & Cables, Ld.—

China Electric Co., Ld., London

Blackburn, Ld.

Skibsassuranceforeningen i. Chris- StanleyCo.

Works—John D. Hutchison &

tiania—Thoi’esen & Co., Ld. States Steamship

Slazengers, Ld.—Alex.Iloss & Co., States Steamship Co. Co. 1 (Portland)—

(Ld. Stavanger Marine Insurance Co.—

Smith & Sons, Ld.—Hongkong Motor Ste. Karsten, Larssen & Co.

Accessory Co. Maritime Tndo-Chinois,e—Me'ssa-

Smith, Bell & Co., Ld., Manila— uqox-—' gerie Maritimes

Moxori & Taylor pi; ‘^uauQ *03 diqsureojg

Smooth On Manufacturing Co., Inc. Steel Manners k Co.. Ld.

—Carmichael & Clarke Co. of Scotland, Ld. — Harry

Wicking & Co.

Societa Anonima Eiat, Torino (Italy) Steenkolen

—A. Geoke & Co. Handel Mij—Java-China-

Japan Lijn

Societe Internationale de Placements, . Sterne

Basle—A. Goeke & Co. & Co. (L ), Ld.—Dodwell

Societe Maritime Indochinoise—Mes- StevensCo„ Ld.

sagerie Maritime & Coi, Ld. (A. J.)—Ross &

Solignum, Co., Ld.

Ld.—Wicking & Co. (Harry) Stickstoff

Sommerda, A.-C., Somerda-Erfurt —Jebsen ‘Syndikat G.m.b.H. Berlin

(Germany)—China Import, Export Stoomvaart& Co. Mij. — Java-China-Japan

and Bank Co. Lijn

South Bend Lathe Works,' U. S.A.— Stoopen & Meeus, Antwerp—Thore-

Lam Wing Yan & Co. s,en & Co., Ld.

South British insurance C°-’ Ld. Stratton

(Fire Marine)—David Sassoon & Edystone& Wireless Co., Ld., Birmingham..

Apparatus—Eco-

Cpj, Ld._ nomical Trading Co.

South. British Insurance Co. I.d.— Stromberg Carburettors—Gale Co.

David & Co., S. J.

South China Motorship Building and Studebaker Pierce-Arrow Export Cor-

poration—Hongkong Hotel Garage

(Repairing Works Ld., The—Brandt Sun Insurance

& Co. '

Sparagnapane, Ld.—Robertson, Wilson SunManners & Co.,Office,

Ld. Ld.—John D.

& Co.. Ld. Shipping Co., Ld.—Dodwell k

Co., Ld.

Sparks Withington Co. (Sparton)—; Sundstrand—Dodwell

Hongkong Hotel Garage & Co.

Spencer & Sons, Ld. (J. H.)—Dodwell Sun-Maid

Kwong

Rasin Growers Association—

Tai Hong

& Co., Ld.

Sperry Flour Co.—Dodwell & Co., Super Eltro Outboard Motors—Rudolf

Wolff & Kew

Ld. Sussman, Wormser & Co.—John JD.

Spicer & Co.—Rudolf Wolff & Kew Hutchison k Co.

Spokane f Flour Mills—Skott & Co.

Squibb < c Sons—Keller, Kern & Co. Svenska, A. B. Gasaccumulator,

Stockholm,—A. B. The. Swedish

St. Louis Spring Co.—Hongkong Trading Co., Fil. in China

Motor Accessory Co.

St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Swedish

man k

East Asiatic Co., Ld—Gil-

Co., Ld.

Co.-Dodwell & Co., Ld.

St. Pauli Brewery Co-Bremen—Brad- Swedish Lloyd Insurance Co.—Karsten,

Larssen k Co.

ley & Co., Ld.

Staatsmijneu in, Limberg—J ardine, Chinese Match

Swedish Co., Ld.—Swedish

Matheson

Staley & Co., Ld. Go., A. E.— Szerelmey,Export

Manufacturing

and Import Co., Ld.

Ld.—Reiss, Massey k Cq.r

Davie, Boag

Standard Insurance Co.—Reiss, Massey- Taccone

Co.

(G. M.)—Harry Wicking k

& Co.

Standard Life Assurance Co.—Dodwell Tacoma Orient Steamship Co.—States

Steamship Co.

k Co., Ld.

AGENCIES—HONGKONG

Taiheiyo Marine and Fire Insurance Union Marine and General Insee. Co.

—Bank Line

Co.—Moses & Co.

Taisho Marine and Eire Insurance Union Marine Insurance Co.—Com-

mercial Union Assurance Co.

Co., Ld.—Mitsui Bussui Bussan Union Marine Insurance Co., Ld.—

Kaisha, Ld. Bank Line, Ld. Hsin Engineering

Taugyes, Ld.—Shewan, Tomes & Co. Unionmat-ex—Chien

Tann, Ld. (John)—Arnhold & Co. Union Co., Ld.

Taylor & Co. (John)—Moses & Co., —PureMolasses Co., Ld., London, The

Cane Molasses Co., Ld

Ld.

Teikoku Salvage Co., Ld.—Osaka Union Oil Co.—Arnhold & Co.. Ld.

Union Paper Co., Ld., Olso, Norway

Shoiten Kaisha

Telegraph Condenser — Sincere Co., —A. B. The Swedish Trading Co.,

Fil. in China

Ld.

Templeton 'Kenley Co.—Chin a Elec- Union Co., Ld.

Paper Co., Ld.—Thoresen &

tric Co., Ld., Chicago Union Waterboat Co., Ld.—Dodwell

Terminal Flour Mills—Skott & Co. & Co., Ld.

Terry (Joseph), Ld.—Dodwell & Co., U.S. Salvage Association L.—Everett,

Ld. Inc.

Th. Lappe—Caldbeck, Macgregor & United Aircraft & Transport Corpn.—

Co. L. E. Gale Cb.

Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance United Carr Fastener Corporation—

41 Co., Ld.—Dodwell & Co., Ld

Theraplix,” formerly Est. Albert— United Hongkong Motor Accessory Co'

Hongkong-Canton Export Co., Ld States Leather

poration—She Selling

wart. Tomes & Co.Cor-

Thompson & Co.—Bradley & Co

Thomson & Co., M. C., Ld., Glasgow Universal Fire and General Insurance

Co., Ld.—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

—Eastern Asbestos Co., The

Thoresen & Co. (O.) Shanghai—Thbre- Universal Insurance Co.—Steger & Co.

Usines Destree — John Manners &

sen & Co., Ld.

Tilling-Steveris Motors, Ld.—Arnhold & Co., Ld.

Co., Ld.

Tobatta Foundry Co.—Reiss, Massey Van Geider Zonen Amsterdam—Thore^

& Co.

Toch Bros.—Blackmore and Blackburn Vansen Houten & Co., Ld.

& Zoon—W. R. Loxley &

Ld. Co.

Tokyo Marine and Fire Insurance- Vancouver Breweries. Ld.—Moses &

Co., Ld.—Mitsui BusCan Kaisha, : Co., Ld.

Ld.'

Tokyo Salvage Co., Ld.—Mitsui Bus- | Vanasseur,

& Co.

Ltd., J. H.—Davie, Boag

•’ san Kaisha, Ld. Vauxhy.Il Cars — Hongkong Hotel

Topi is & Harding, Assessors, London Garage

Goddard & Douglas

Travel Bureau Lissome Lindeman— Veuve Clicquot wan,

Veritys, Ld.—She Tomes & Co.

\ Co.—Dodwell &

Java-Ohiua-Japan Lijn Co., Ld.

Trico Products Corporation — Hong Vibert (F.)—Keller, Kern & Co.

kong Motor Accessory Co.

Trmidad Lake Asphalt Operating Vibro Piling Co., Ld.—Blackmore &

Blackburn, Ld.

Co., Ld.—Shewan, Tomes & Co.

Triton Insurance Co., Ld.—Jardine,' Vicks Chemical Co. Philadephia—W.

/'Sf^Sherly Sc Co.

Mtheson & Co., Ld.

Tropisco Farben, O.m.b.H., Hamburg Victor Ld.

Chiouot—Gande, Price k Co..

—Goeke & Co. (A.) Victor Safe Co.—Dodwell & Co.

Trnscon tSteel Co.—Shewan, Tomes

Co, ' "Sc Co.

!; Victoria Insurance Co.—Reiss. Masses

Underwood

Co.. Ld. Typewriter Co.—Dodwell i

Co

- ■ Laboratories, Ld. — Vitr

[Union Assurance Society, Ld.—Harry Ii Vit-Alexin

Alexin (China), Ld.

Wicking & Co. t Vitrex Glass—Lazarus, N.

58 AGEN C1ES—HONGKONG-MAC AO

Waco Aircraft Co.—L. E, Gale* Co. 1 Wbiteiev & do. (Garnet)—Rudolf

Wahl-Eversharp Pencils—Moses & Co,. I Wolff & Kew

Ld. !

Wailes Dove Bitumastic—Bradley & Whitworth & Kew

Motorcycles—Rudolf Wolff

Co.

Wailes Dove Bitumatic—Eastern As- Winking & Co.&; Alex. Pirie—Harry

Wiggins Teape

bestos & Co.

Wakefield Co.., lid.—Robertson, Wil- Wilkinson, Heywood &, Clark—Dod-

we-ll

son Co., Ld. Wilkinson, Heywood & Clark—S. C.

Wallem & Co., A/S.-,/Bergen, ISTorway Lay & Co.

—Wallem & Co. Williamson Manufacturing Co,, Ld.

Walls & Sons—Loxley & Co. —Amhoid A Co , Ld.

Wander, Ld. (A.)—Reiss, Massey & Willeys Overland Corporation—Gil-

Co,, Ld. man k Co., Ld

Waygood-Otis, Ld.—Dodwell A Co. William & Humbert—Caldbeck, 5!ac-

Ld. gregor & Co, .

Ward. Ld.. Thos. W.—Shewan, Tomes Wingets, Ld.—Shewan, Tomes & Co.

& Co. Witton-Kramer Electric Tools & Hoist

“ Wardonia ” Razors

Connie!

Webster Automatic Packeting : Fac- Wolff China

tory- Davie, Boag & Co., Ld k Co. (Rudolf)—Rudolf Wolff &

Webster & Sons. (F.)—Dodwell & Co.. Woodwards, Kew

Ld. Ld.—Lqxley &• Co.

Weir & Co. (Andrew)—Bank Line Woodite Co.—Dodweill k Go., Ld.

Weir, Ld., G. & I.—Thornycroft & World Marine and ^General Insurance-

Co., Ld.—Ross k Co., Ld.

Co., John I. Wotherspooh k Sons—Reiss, Massey k

Weise Sochne, Halle Seale - Chien Co.

Hsin Engineering Co., Ld.

West Australian Steam Navigation mint’—N) A. Tye & Gums.

Wrigley’s Chewing

Bros.

“Spear-

Co., Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Co.,

Ld.

Western Assurance Co,—Reiss, Massev Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ld.

—China Underwriters, Ld.

& Co. 1 Yao Hua. Mechaiical Glass Co., Ld.—

Western 'Electric

Co., Ld., New York Co.—China Eiectric Kailan Mining Administration

Westinghouse Electric International Yarrow & Co., Ld., Glasgow—Perrin’^

(China), Ld.

Co.—Reiss, Massey & Co., Ld. Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ld.—Apcais

Westland Aircraft, Ld. Far East k Co.

Aviation Co.

Weston Electrical Instrument Corpn. Yorkshire Insurance : Co., Ld.—China

Underwriters, Ld.

—China. Electric Co., Ld.

White Horse Distillers, Ld.—Jardipe-, Tiding Co., Ld. : Co., Ld.—Union

Yorkshire Insurance

Mathoson & Co., Ld. Yule k Co., Andrew, Ld.^—Arnhold

Whitecross Co.—Williamson & Co) Co., Ld.

MACAO

ft or Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

American Mail Line—Mello, Brandas, Gomes k Cia—F. Rodrigues

Asia Life Insurance Co.—OrientalA.Co.A. de Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld.—

Barnet Leather Co.—Oriental Co. Mello, A. A. de ,

Batavia Sea and Fire Insurance Go.— China Fire Insce. Co—Mello, A. A do

Chang Pak Tung Companhia Agricola—F. Rodrigues

AG^NciiS-MACAb—HANOI-HAIPHONG 5A

Dairy Farm, Ice arid bold Storage Co. Rlqyds—F. Rodrigues

—King Kee & Co.

Directory and Chronicie of the Far Luen Bank

Tai Insurance Co.—Chee Cheong

East—Melfo, A. A. de

Dollar S.S. Line—Mellt), A. A. de » Mindell Insurance Co.—F. Rodrigues

Motor Union Insurance-) Co.—Che©

Eastern & Australian Steamship 1 Cheong Bank

Co. Mello, A- A. de National Commercial and Savings

Francisco Cinzano & Ciar—F. Rodri- | NipponBank—Chee

YusenCheong Bank A. A.

Kaisha—Mello,

gues de

Garland Petroleum Co., Tnc.—F. I Norddeutscher Lloyd—Mello, A. A. de

■ Rodrigues Qeean: Steamship- Co.- F. Rodrigues

Globe and Rutgers Fire Insurance, (po. Orientah Steamship. -Co.—F. Rodrigues

—Chang Pak Tying . Plum, F, E.—F. Rodrigues

Gross Hermanos—F. .Rodrigues :

Hamburg-Amerika Linie— Viello, A . 1 Cheong Life

Sincere

Bank

Insurance Co-—Chee

A. de

Heung On Insurance Co,^-Chang Pak Socoiny-Vacuum Corporation — F.

Tung , Rodrigues,

Heung On Insurance Co. Chee Cheong Texas Co.—Garage jjusitana

Bank

Hongkong, Tuug On S, S. Co.—F. Rodrigues

SteamboatCanton

Co.—MelTo,and

A. A.Macao

de | Union. Insurance Society of Canton—

F, Rodrigues

Indo-China Steam

- Mello, A. A. de Navigation Co. Usiiyes dc L’Allondpn—F. Rodrigues

Industrial and Commercial BahkiM- Watson & Co. (A. S.)—Hip Wo & Co.

Che,e Cheorig Bank Wprtz (Ernst)—Oriental Co.

INDO-CHINA

HANOI

(For Details of Addresses,jitc,, joLAggits see Preceding Sections)

Asia Life Insurance Co.—C. Lai’rive Law Union and Rock Insurance Co.—

Cie Francp-Americaine! d’Assurance— N.Biederman & Co.

Zealandlns.Co.—Ogliastro, Louis & Co.

CL Larrive Peninsular and Oriental Steam Naviga-

Cie. d’Assurance Generales—Ogliastro, tion Co.—Ogliastro, Louis & Cie.

Louis & Cie. Western Assur. Co.—Biederman & Co.

HAIPHONG

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Anglo-French Textile Co., Ld.—Die- II Central Agency—Ogliastro et Cie.

China Navigation Co.—Denis, Freres.

thelm & Co.

Atlas Assurance Co.—Diethelm & Co. II Cie.et d’Assurances

Cie.

Generales—Ogliastro

Bank Line—Denis, Freres I Compagnie Cotiere de L’Annam—

I Denis, Freres

AGENCIES—HAIPHONG—SAIGON

Compagnie Franco-Americaine d’As- New Zealand Insurance Ce., Ld.—

surancc^—American Asiatic Under- Diethelm & Co.

writers

Compagnie Franco - Indo - chinoise— Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Societe Com-

merciale Francaise de I’lndochine

Denis, Freres Palmolive-Colgate- -Diethelm & ' Co.

Dodwell & Co.—Denis, Freres Peninsular ^nd Oriental Steam Naviga-

tion Co.—Ogliastro

Eastern and Australian Steamship Philips Glowlampworks, et Cie.

Co.—Ogliastro et Cie. Ld.—Die-

thelm & Co.

Globe & liulgers Insurance Co.— Queensland Insurance Co.—Ogliastro

American Asiatic Underwriters et Cie.

Goldbottle Beer—Diethelm & Co.

Guardian Assurance Co.—Societe Com- Remington

Freres

Typewriters — Dennis,

raerciale Ftancaise de I’lndochine Scottish Union and National Insurance

—Ogliastro et Cie.

Hamburg-Amerikn Uinie—Dietheljn A Co. Societe

Insee. Office of Australia, Ld.—Die- Denis, Freres Indo-chinoise Forestiere—

thelm & Co. Socony-Vacuum Corporation — Denis,

Java-China-Japan Lijn—Denis Freres States F reres

Francaise de I’lndochine Steamship Co., Ld.—Diethelm

L’Urbaine et la Seine—Societe Com- Swiss & Co.

mereiale Francaise de I’lndochine Milk Go.—Diethelm & Co.

Moller (A. P.)—Denis Freres d’lndpofune Union

Dandolo

Insurance Society of Canton—

A CHardin

Netherlands! Fire Insurance Co., Ld.— Wilh. Wilhelmsen—Societe Commer-

Diethelm & Co. cials Francaise de I’lndochine

Norddeutscher Lloyd—Diethelm & Co.

North China Insurance Co.-—Societe Yangtsze Insce. Assocn.—Societe Com-

merciale Franca’se de 1’Indcchine

Counnemale Francaise de I’lndochine

COCHIN-CHINA

SAIGON

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents, see Preceding Sections)

Abeille Fire Insurance Co.—L’Union Aviation aiid General Insurance., Ld.

Commerciale Indochinoise et Afri- —Export, and Import Co., Ld.

caine Baloise Fire Insurance Co.—Diethelm

“ Alpina ” Marine Insurance Co. - & Co., Ld.

Soc. Indochinoise da Commerce1, Ld. Bankers and Traders Insurance Co.,

American Mail Line—Ogliastro & Co. Bank Ld., Sydney—David & Co., Ld., A. B.

Asahi Marine! and Fire Insurance Co,, Co., Line, Ld.—Export and Import

Ld.—Export and Import Co., Ld. BankersLd.and Traders Insurance Co.—

Asano Bussan Co.—Cie. de Commerce Soc. Havraise Indochinoise

et de Nav. d’Extreme Orient

Assurance “ Alpina ”—Societe Hav- Batavia Sea and Fire Insurance Co.—

Dietheim & Co,

raise Indochinoise Bavaria Brauerei—Cie. de Commerce

Automobiles Delage, Panhard-Le-

vassor et Renault—Cie. de Com- et de Navigation d’Extreme-Orient

merce et de Navigation d’Extreme Caledonian Insurance Co., Ld.—Ex-

Orient port and Import Co., Ld.

AGENCIES—SAIGON 61

California Corrupated Culver! <3°-— Ellerman Line—Denis, Freres

Ogliastro & Co., Louis Employers’ Liability Assurance Cor-

Central Agency—Ogliastro & Co., poration, London—David & Co. Ld

Louis Etablissements

de Commerce etBezel

de Nav.Maletra—

China Fire Insurance Co. Denis, Cie. Orient

d’Extreme

Freres

China Mutual Steam Nav. Co.— Etablissements Sulitzer

Commerce et de Nav. d’Extreme—fCie. de

Orient

Cis. de Commerce

d’Extreme Orient et de Navigtion Far Eastern Insurance Co., Ld.—Ex-

China Underwriters, Ld.—Export and port and Import Go., Ld.

Import Co., Ld.

Cie. dfAss. FUrbaine & la Seine— Franklin Fire Insurance Co. Ld —Ex-

port and Import Co., Ld.

Societe Commerciale de L’Indochine Furness, Withy & Co., L<1.—Export

Cie. d’Assurance Generales centre— and Import Co., Ld.

Ogliastro & Co., Louis

Cie. d’Assurance Nationale Suisse— General Accident, Fire and Life Insur-

ance Co.—Denis, Freres

Ogliastro &'Co., Louis

Cie. Generale Transatlantique—Mes- Globe and Rutgers Fire Insurance

sageries C6.r--Ameriean Asiatic Underwriters

Cie- des Maritimes

Hautsde ’Plateaux

chinois—Cie. Commerce Indc-

Guardian Insurance Co.—Societe Com-

et de merciale Francaise De L’Indochine

Navigation d’Extreme Orient Haig & Co. (John)—Ogliastro & Co.

Cie. Liiloise

merce et dedeNavigation

Moteurs Cie. de Com Hainburg-Amerika

d’Extreme Lime—Diethelm &

Orient Qbf . ,, |

Cigarettes Nationals -Cie. de Com- Holland Co,

Oost-Azie Lijn—Diethelm &

merce et de Nav. d’Extreme Orient

Comite des Assureurs Maritimes de Indo-China —Cie. Steam Navigation

de Commerce Co.

Parish-Denis, Freres

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ld. Insurance d Extreme Orient et de Navigation

—Export and Import Co., Ld. Co. “ Nederland,” Ld.—Ex-

Compagnie de Bois d’Indo-chine—Ex- Insurance port and Import Co., Ld.

port and Import Oo., Ld. Co. “ Veritas,” Ld.—Societe

Compagnie Cotiere de 1’Annam—Denis, Insurance Havraiser Indochinoise

Freres Office of Australia, Ld .

Courroies

merce et J.de Lechat—Cie.

Navigation de Com- Sydney—David & Co., Ltd., A. B.

d’Extreme

Orient Jacob & Co. (W. R.)—Ogliastro & Co.r

Louis

Cunard Steamship Co-, Ld. -Cie.de Java-China-Japan

Commerce et de Nav. d’Extreme Co. Lijn—Diethelm &

Orient Java

Cunard Steamship Co., Ld.—Export Denis, Freres Sea and Life Insurance Co.—

and Import Co., Ld. Kokusai Kisen Kaisha—Denis, Freres

Danish East Asiatic Co.—Societe Com- L’Alliance Regionale de France—

merciale Francaise de I’lndochine Denis, Freres

Oavey Bickford

Commerce Nav.& d’Extreme

Smith—Cie.

et deChronicle de La Confiance—Denis, Freres

Orient

Directory and of the Far La France—Denis, Freres

East—Cie. de Commerce et de Nav. La Pateirnelle—Denis, Freres

d’Extreme Orient La Societe Francaise des Charbon-

Dollar S.S. Line—Ogliastro & Co.

Dunlop RubberCo.- Cie.ded’Extreme Lanages de Tonkin—Denis, Freres

Societe Indo-chinoise des Alumettes

et de Navigation d’Extreme Orient de Benthuy—Denis, Freres

Eagle Star and British Dominions La Societe “ La Tabac du Glove ”—

Insurance Co.—Societe Commerciale Denis, Freres

Francaise de I’lndochine Law Union and Rock Insurance Co.,

Eastern and Australian

Ld-—Export and ImportSteamship

Co., Ld.Co., LeLd.—Biedermann & Co.

Economic Insurance Co.—Denis, Freres Liverpool Nord—Ogliastro & Co.

Economic Marine Insurance Co., Ld.— ance Co.—Ogliastro and

and London Globe Insur-

& Co., Louis

Export and Import 0o., Ld. Lloyd’s—Denis, Freres

AGENCIES—SAIGON

London Assurance Co., The—Export Fare’s Confectionery Works—Ogliastro

& Co., LouisGeiie Freres — Cie. de

and Import Co., Ld.

London and! Lancashire Fire Insurance Parfumerie

Commerce et deOo.—Societe

Nav. d’ExtremeHavraise

Orient

Co.—L’Union Oommereiale Indo- "'Pearl Assurance

chinoise et Africaine Indochinoise

London Guarantee and Accident Co., Peninsular and Oriental Steam Naviga-

Ld.—Soc. Indipchinoise de Coru- tion Co.—Ogliastro & Oo., Louis

merce, Ld. Phiiips & Pain—Cie. de Commerce et

Mannhieimer V ersichermigs Ge&ell- de Navigation d’Extreme Orient

schaft—Biedermann & Co.

Mansflelci & Co. Cie do Commerce et Phoenix Fire Insurance Co.—L?Union

de Navigation d’Extreme Orient Commerciale Indochinoise -fet Afri-

Maritime Insurance Co.—Ogliastro & caine

Co., Louis

Mitsubishi Marine and Fire Insurance Queen & Co.

Insurance Co., Ld.—Diethelm

Co,—Denis, Freres

Molier Copenhagen (A. P.)^Denis, Queensland insurance Co. Cie. de

Commerce et de Navigation d’Ex-

Freres ,

Motor Union Insurance • Co^Denis, treme Orient

Freres Rerpjngton Typewriter Co.—Denis,

National Fire Insurance Co.—L’Union Freres

Commerciale Indochinoise et Afri- Rickmers Linie—Export and Import

caine Co., Ld.

‘'Nederland” Royal Mail Line—Die- Robin (Jules)—Ogliastro & Co., Louis

thelm & Co. “Rotterdam Lloyd”—Diethelm & Co.

Netherlands Fire Insurance Co.^—Die- Royal Exchange Assurance Corporation

—Denis, Freres

the.lm & Co. Royal Packet Steam Navigation Co.—

New India Assurance Co.,

bay—David & Co., Ld., A. B. Ld., Bom-

Diethelm & Co.

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ld.—

Diethelm & Co. Samarang Sea and Fire Insurance Co.

Nippon Marine Insurance Co., Ld.— —Diethelm

Export Yusen

Nippon and Import Co., Ld de Com- Scottish: Union and National Assur-

Kaisha—Cie.

merce et de Nav. d’Extreme Orient Societe ance Co.—Ogliastro

Ampcoet (Lait & toeurre)

Co., Louis —Cie.

Nordde.utscher Lloyd—piethelm & Co.

North British Marine insurance treme Orient de Commerce de Navigation d’Ex-

Co.—Cie. de

tion d’Extreme Commerce et de Naviga- Societe du Domaine

Orient Co.—Cie. de de Commerce et de Navigation d’Ex-' de Ketoao—Cie,

North China Insurance treme Orient

Commerce et de Navigation d’Ex- Societe des Garages Charner -Cie.

treme Orient de Commerce et de Navigation .d’Ex-

North China Insurance Co.—Societe I Societe treme Orient

Commerpiale Francaise ,de ITndo- sageries MaritimesIndo-chinoise—Mes-

Maritime

chihe

Northern Assurance Co.—Ogliastro .& Societe Cie.

Tutela d’Extreme Orient-

Co., Louis tremeCommerce

Norwegian, Africa and Australia Line 1 Socony-Vaeuum Orient et de Navigation d’Ex-

—Societe Commerciale Francaise de Freres Cbrpbration — Benist

ITndochiPe

Union Fire Insiiranpe^Society . South

Norwich

—Ogliastro & Co., Louis .Tohanhesbourg—Davidand^HgFbours,

Affpcan. Hallways; Co., Ld.,

Ocean* Steamship Co.- Cie. de Com- A. B.

*

merce eh cte Navigation d’Exxrerne Freres.Sooth: >British Insuranee' Co.—Denis,

Orient Insurance1'Co.1 of Liverpobl—So-

Osaka Snbsen . Eai^ha—Messagerieg » State ciete Havraise'Tndochinoise

Maritimes

Palatine Insurance Co.—Ogliastro & it States Steamship Co., Ld.—Diethelm

■ ■: ■ &■ "Oo.'

:

Co., Lopis Sun& Co.

Insee..-i Office—Biedermann

AGEN CH5S—SAIGON —BANGKOK G3

Sussman, Wormser & Co.—Cie. de Union Marine Insurance Co.—Cie.

C^mmcree et de ‘Navigation d’Ex- de Commerce et de Navigation d’Ex

treme Orient

treiTio-Oricnt

Swedish East Asiatic Oo.—Societe UnitedFreres

Steam Navigation Co.—Denis,

Commerciale Francais© d© 1’Indo- Yamashita

ehine .j ; , , ...y j ■ . Import Co.

Risen Kaisha—Export and

“ Switzerland ” General Insurance Go. Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ld.—

—Diethelm & Co. Export and Import Oo.

Yangtsze! Insurance Association, Ld.—

Tanneries de France—Cie de Com- YangtszeOgliastro & Go., Ld., Louis

merce et de Nav. d’Extreme Orient Insce. Assoc.—Societe Com-

Thames and Mersey Insurance Co.— Yee Cheong,Francaise

merciale de 1’Indochine

Rice Mills—Societe Hav-

Societe Havraise Indochinoise raise Indochinoise

Yokohama Fire and Marine Insurance

Union Assur. Society—Denis, Freres Co., Ld.—Export and Import Co.,

Ld.

Union Insurance Society of Can- Yorkshire

ton—Cie. de Commerce et de N av. Insurance Co.—Ogliastro &

d’Extreme Orient Co., Louis

SIAM

BANGKOK

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents se# Preceding Sections)

Alliance Assurance Co., Ld.—Bombay- Insurance Co. of North America—Syme

Burmah Trading Corporation, Ld. & Co.

Bankers’ and Traders’ Insurance Co., London Assurance Corpn.—Ellerman’s

Ld.—Syme & Co. Arracan Rice and Trading Co-

Board of Underwriters of New York— London Assurance Corpn.—Syme & Co.

Syme & Co. Motor Union Insce. Co., Ld.—Syme

British India Steam Navigation Co., & Co.

Ld.—Bombay-Burmah Trading Cor-

poration, Ld. National City Bank of New York—

Brittannia

& Co. S.S. Insurance, Ld.—Syme National Siam Commercial Bank

Butler Bros.-i-Eastern Indian Trading Provincial Bank—Siam Com-

Co. o.i . mercial Bank

Nederlandsch Indische. Handelsbank—

Central Agency, Ld,—§yme & Co. Siam Commercial Bank

East Asiatic GY, Ld., The -The Siam Netherlands Trading Society—Siam

Commercial Bank

Steam Navigation Co., Xd.

Ellerrnan & Bucknall Steamship Co., North of England Protecting and

Indemnity Assocn.—Syme & Co.

Ld.:—EHermati’s Arfdcah Rice and Peninsula and Oriental S.N. Co.—

Trading Co. Bombay-Burmah Trading Co.

Ellerman & Bucknall Steamship Col. Royal Insurance Co.—Steel Bros. &

Ld.—Steel Bros. & Co., Ld. Oo., Ld.

Erasmic Co., Ld.^—Syme & do.

Henderson Line—Steel Bros. & Co,, Sea. Insurance Co.—Steel Bros. & Co.

Ld. Ld.

Horrockses, Crewdson & Co., Ld.— §iam Bteam Navigation Co., Ld.—

East Asiatic Co., Ld1.

Syinei & Co.

64 \G KWTKS— BANGKOK—SINGAPORE

Sun Insurance Office—Enermivn’s Arra- United Kingdom Mutual Steamship

Assurance Association, Ld.—Syme &

can Rice and Trading Coi Co.

Swiss Bank Oorporation—Siam Com- Union Oil Co.—Elletrman’s Arracan

mercial Bank Rice and Trading Go.

United States Protection and Indem-

Union Marine Insce. Co., Ld.—Syme nity Agency Inc.—Syme & Co.

& Go. & Co., Ev.—Syme. & Go.

STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

SINGAPORE

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

A. E. G. (Electric Accessories)—Bar- Bankers and Traders Insurance Co.—

low h Co. McAlister & Co.

Adcock, Easton, Ld. — United Engi- Barber Steamship Line—Paterson,.

neers, Ld. Simons & Co.

Alabastive Co. (Brtitish), Ld.—Stern Barber WThelmsen Line—Paterson,

iSimpn & Co.

berg & Oo.

Alamgamated Carburettors, Ld.—Im Barrow Brown & Oo., Ld.., (Bangkok)

perial Ohamioal Industries, Ld. —Wakefield & Co., Id., C. C.

Allan Everitt & Sons, Ld.—Imperial Batavia Sea and Fire Insurance Co.--

Hooglandt & Co.

G’aemical Industries (Malaya), Ld. Bates

Alliance Assurance Co., Ld.—Barlow kinsonManufacturing & Co.

Co,—John Dic-

& Go.

American Assurance Co.—Harrisons, Batu Rata Rubber Plantations—Hoog-

landt & Co.

Barker & Oo

American Miehle—John Dickinson & Bell’s Asbestos & Engineering Sup-

plies^ Ld.—Bell’s Asbestos Eastern

Oo.

Ardatih Tobacco Co., Ld. -Malayan BenAgency, Ld.

Line—Paterson, Simons & Oo.

Tobacco Distributors, Ld.

Armstrong Siddeley Cars—Malayan ing SocietyMirth—Tel. & Co.’s Trad-

Berger and

Motors

Arnott, Ld. (Wm.)—Singapore Ccld “Bibby” Line—Paterson, Simons & Co,

Bitumit—Gaw Bros., Ld.

Storage Co.

Atlas Assurance Co. — Harrisons, Boots Pure Drug Oo., Ld.—Imperial

Chemical Industries (Malaya), Ld.

Barker & Co.

Atkiebelaget Archimedes, Sweden Borax Consolidated, Ld. — Imperial

Chemical Industries (Malaya), Ld.

Boon Seng & Oo., Ld.

Atlas Preservative Co., Ld.—United British and Foreign Marine Insurance-

— Hutterbach, Lazarus k Sons

Engineers, Ld.

Australian Oriental (Line—Mansfield & British-American

Malayan Tobacco!Tobacco Co., Ld

Distributors, Ld —

Co.

Austin She s—Moulton (Eastern), Ld. British Imperial

Copper Manufacturers, Ld.—

Chemical Industries, (Ma-

E. 6. k. R. C. laya), Ld.

Automatic, A. G.—Spicers (Export), British Dyestuffs Corp., Ld.—Imperial

Ld. Chemical Industries ,Malaya), Ld

Baloise Marine Insurance Co.—-Hoog- Brooke Marine Motors, Ld. — United

Engineers, Ld.

landt k Co.

AGENCIES—SIN GAP GEE 6v>

Brown & Ran dell, Ld.—United Engi- Cultuur Maatschappij “ Indragiri ”—

neers, Ld. Hooglandt & Co.

Brunswick Metal Caeemetat & Eng. Cultuur Maatschappij “ Pangalian ”

Co., Ld.—United Engineers, Ld. —Hooglandt & Co.

Burmali, Oil Co., Ld., The — Scotia D. & W. Bibbs, Ld.—Barlow & Co.

Lubricating Oil Co., The Dairy Pride Milk—Moulton (East-

ern), Ld., E. S. & R. C.

California Packing Corporation—Tel Dampfscheffs

& Co.’s Trading Society —Straits Java Trading

*' Cameo ’’—Spicers (Export), Ixl Co.

Camelon Ii

Capper Pass & Son, Ld.—Spicers (Ex- Dampney Co.

port), Ld. & 0o.—Y. R. Vick & Co.

Carl Erause—John Dickinson & Co. Dawson, Dickinson

Payne & Elliott, Ld.—John

& Co.

Carrier-Bran swick International Inc.— Dennis Trucks—Malayan Motors

United Engineers, Ld.

Casebourne & Oo. (1926), Ld.—Im- Deutsche-Australische

perial Chemical Industrict (Malaya), Dermao, W. H. & Co., Ld.—United

Engineers, Ld.

Ld.

C as se! Cyanide Co., Ld. — Imperial Dick’s Asbestos Cb., Ld.—United En-

gineers, Ld.

Chemical Industries (Malaya), Ld Directory and Chronicle of the Far

Caslon

& Co. & Co ,(H. W.)—John Dickinson East -The Advertising and Publicty

Bureau, Ltd.

Castner-Kellner Alkali Co.. Ld.—Im- Dixon Crucible Co., Joseph—Tel &

perial Chemical Industries (Malaya), Cp.’s Trading Society

Ld. Dodge Manufacturing Co.—United En-

Celoter Co.—Sternberg & Co. gineers, Ld. Line—Paterson, Simons

Certain-teed Products Oorpn.—United Dodwell-Castle

Engineers, Ld.

Ch. Manfield—Spicers (Export), Ld. Dr.& Co.

Chain Belt & Co.—United Engineers, & Richar Weirs’ of Berlin—Abdulla

Co., ,E. M.

Ld.

Chance & Hunt, (Ld.—Imperial Che- neers, Ld. Bros., Ld.—United Engi-

Drummond

mical Industries (Malaya), Ld. Dubarry et Cie—Barlow & Co.

Chandler &; Price Co.-Mohn Dickinson Durabit—Gaw Bros., Ld.

& Co.

China Mutual Steam Navigation Co. - Dutch East Indies Government Coals—

McAlister & Co.

Mansfield & Co.

China Navigation Co.—Mansfield & Co. Dunlop Rubber Co.—de Souza & Co.

“ Duxeen ’’—Spicers (Export), Ld.

Ching Keng Lee Co., Ld.—Eastern Eagle. & Globe Steel Co., Ld.—United

United Assurance Corp., Ld., The Engineers, Ld.

Chivers & Sons—V. R. Yick & Co.

Chubb & (Sons Lock & Safe Ob., Ld.— Eagle, Star and British Dominions

Insurance Co.—Waterhouse & Co.

United Engineers, Ld.

Cbldwell Lanen Mower Co., N. Y. Eclipse Spraying Co., Ld.—Barlow &

Boon Seng & Co., Ld. Co.

Comite des Assureurs Maritimes de ElEd.Dorado Cook & Oo.—Barlow & Co.

Oil Works—Jaeger & Co.

: Paris—Hpoglandt & Co.

Comhiereia! Union Assurance Co.— Ellerman & Bucknall Steamship Co.—

McAlister & Co.

Harrisoris, Barker & Co.

Cornper Aircraft Cb., Ld.—United En- Elto Outboard Motor Co.—United En-

gineers, Ld.

gineers, Ld.

Consolidated Pneumatic Tool Co., Ld., Elliott’s Metal Cb., Ld. — Imperial

CoxLondon—United Enginelers, Ld.Simons EstChemical

& Kings, Ld.—Paterson,

Industries (Malaya), Ld.

Asiatique Francais—Successors of

& Co. Maine Comte & Co.

Crabtree & Oo., Ld.—United Engi- Evered & Co., Ld.—Sternberg & Co

Express Lift Co., Ld.—United Engi-

neers, Ld. neers, Ld.

Crane, Ld.—Stelmberg & Cb.

Crompton Parkinson, Ld.—United En- Falkirk Iron Oo., Ld.—United Engi-

gineers, Ld. neers, Ld.—

AGENCIES - SINGAPORE

Eavicr i : .< s —Moim: A Co. Hetton, Bellbird ‘ Cdllienes—McAlister

Ferpdo A Co.

tors , Bsiake Lining—Malayan Mot Hogarth A Sons—McAlister A Co.

Hoogh'ly Ink Cthr John Dickinson

Feroke Tilei Works—Barlow A Co. / Co.

Fireman’s Fund Insurancfe; Gp;.--U nid6 Holdenson A Nielson, Ld.—Singapore

Insurance Society of Canton;

Foamite Firefoam—V. R,; Vick & Co. Holland Cold Storage Co..

Folding Gate Co.,' 'Ld'. —United Engi Credit-en America Line—Internationale

neers, Rogee

Ld. & Co.—Moine Comte A Hongkong Fire Handelsvereeniging

Fromy Insurance Co.—Edgar

Co. Brothers, Ld.

Frost Bland A Co. (Shanghai)—Wake- Hunslet Engine Co., Ld.--United En-

gineers, Pty.,

Ld. Ld.—Singapore Cold

field A Cm, Ld., C. C. Hutton

Gaitzcfhfe. Wire Stichimg Machines— Storage Co.

Spiciers (Export), Ld.

Garden Vale Vegetables — Moulton I.C.I. (Alkali) Co., Ld. — Imperial

Chemical Industries1‘(Malaya), Ld.

(Eastern), Ld., E. S. A R. C. I.O.I. (Fertiliser A Synthetic Pro-

Gardeneir Sahcttse-Moulton (Eastern)’, ducts), Ld.—Imperial Chemical In-

LA, E. S. A R. C.

Gehruder Brehmer—John Dickiiisori A I.O.dustries

I.

(Malaya), Ld.

(General Chemicals), Ld.—Im-

Co.

General Insce. Co.—Hooglandt A Co. perial Ld..

Chemical Industrials, (Malaya),

Gent A Co.—United Engineers, Ld

Germ Lubricants, Ld.—United Engi- I.C.I. (Metals), Ld.—Imperial Chemi-

cal Industries, (Malaya), Ld.

neers, Ld. I.

Gibbons (James)—V. R. Vick A Oo.

Gleniffer Motors—Ritchie A Bxsset, Ilg,calElectric

Industries (Malaya), Ld.

Ventilating Co.—United

Globe A Rutgers Fire Ins. Co.- Engineers, Ld.

American Asiatic Underwriters, Ld. Ingersoll Watch'

Goodrich Co. (S.S.), Ld.—United En- Trading Society Co.—Tel.' A Cb.’s-

gineers, Ld.

Goodwin, Barsby A Co., Ld.—United IntertypeGo CoIpn^John Dickinson A

- ■ / Co.,

■ Ldt—Diiihba, Engiheers,

Engineers, Ld. Ironite

Grampian Engineering Co., Ld. — Ld.

United Engineers, Ld.

Grice, Gric A Son—Imperial Chemical Isthmian S.S. Line—McAlistpr A Co.

Italasia, ,Ld.—Easterh United Assur:

Industries (Malaya), Ld. aricbGCorpn.'

Guardian Assurance Co.—II. M. de J. A II. McLaren, , Ld., The

Souza A Co. Ld.—Barlow A Co. '

James Mun'

Hackbridge Electric Construction Co., Moulton ,Eastern),d ay s-. Leather Merchants

Ld.—"Allianc Engineering Oo., Ld. Ld., E. S.. A R.

Hamburg-Amerika Linie—Straits Java Jantzen C.

Trading Oo. Knitting Mills—Tel. A Co.’s

Trading Society

Hatnis Renold, Ld—United Engineers. Jardinie, Ld,, John,—^United Engineers,

Ld. Ld.

Hardy’s Tinitara Wines and Brandy— Java-China-Japan Lijn—Internationale

Moulton (Eastern), Ld., E. ,S. A Credit-en Handelsvereeniging

R. C. Java-New York Linie—Internationale

Harrild A Sons, Ld.- Spicers (Ex- Credit-en Handelsvereeniging

port), Ld.

Harriman Rubber Estates, Ld.—Bar- Java-Pacific Line—Internationale Cre-

diet-en Handelsvereeniging

low A Co. “ Jewell ” Export Filter Co., Ld —

Harris

Ld. A Co., J. E.—United Engineers, John

United Engineers, Ld.

Marston, Ld.—Imperial Ohemical

Haaselhusst A Sons, Ld.— Barlow A Co. Industries (Malaya), Ld:

Heimburger’s Digestive: Salt—Abdulla Johns Manville Cbrpn.—Sternberg tfc

. A Cm, E. M. Co.

“ Henderson ” Line—PateKsdn, Simons Jonesi A Co., Ld.—United Engineers*

A Co. Ld.

AGENCIES—SINGAPORE

Joseph (j'o.Jieid & Sons, Ld.—Imperial Meehans, Ld—Umt.d Engineers, Lo

Chemical Industries (Malaya); Ld. Melcirums, Ld.—United Engineers, i u.

K. L. G. Sparking JPlugs—Malayan Menno Compressed' Air Grease-cup

Go,, Ld.—United Engineers, Ld.

Motors, Ld. 1

K ermabh Manufacturing Oo'.—United Merryweather

Engineers,. Ld.

& Sons, Ld.—United

Engineers, Ld.

“ Komporoll —Spicers (Export), Ld. Meyers Bros,. Cp., Ld.—United Engi-

neers, . Ld.

Kromhout Marine Oil Engines—Rit- Mijnhouw k Cultuur—Uopglandt k Co.

chee & Bisset “Natal Direct” Li’ne—PatpKSon,

Kvnoch,

dustries;Ld.—Imperial

(Malaya), Ld. Chemical Lit Mopre

Simons w Co. > / ■

& Sons,!, C. F.—Sipioers .,(Ex-

L’Urbaine Fire Insurance Co.—Bros- Morgan port), Ld.

sard Mopin (S.E.) Crucibles Co., Ld.—United

Lambert Bros.—McAlister & Co. Engineers, Ld.

Lancashire Insurance Go., Ld., The— Morris Cars—Malayan Motors

IVtorfis ’ Commercial Vehicles—Malayan

Powell & Co., Ld.

Latch & Satchelor, Ld.—United Engi- Motors

neers, Ld. Muar Itam Estates, Ld.—Baxlow & Co.

Lauritzen “ Brick Boiler Water Puri- Mundet k Co., Ld.—Sternberg k Co.

fier —Scotia Lubricatihg Oil 'Co., Mulcolt Belting Co., Ld., The—Bell s

Asbestos Eastern Agency, Ld.

The

Law Union and Rock Insurance Co.— Mnndet' Cork Corpn., Inc.—iSteruberg

Jaeger & Co. k Co.

Lightning Fastners-, Ld. — Inlperical Muntz’s Metal Oo.—Imperica] Ohemi-

Chemical Industries (Malaya), L I cal Industries (Malaya), Ld

Linen Thread Co., Ld.—Barlow & Od. National Carbon Col—Teh’s & Co.

Liverpool Borax Co., Ld.—Barlow k Trading Society

Co.

Liverpool Underwriters’ Association— National Gas Engine Go., Ld., The—

Alliance Engineering: Ob., Ld.

Syme & Co. National Roofing Co. — United Engi-

Liverpool and London and Globe In- neers, Ld.

surance Co.—Mansfield k Co.

Lloyd Triestino—Paterson, Simons & Netherlands

k Co.

Insurance Co. llooglandt

Co.

Lucas Electrical Goods — Malayan Netherlands LlOyd—Lfooglahdt k Co.

New Zealand Co-Operative Dairy Co.—

Motors Singapore Cold Storage Co.

Macleat Duff Liqueur Whisky—JVIoul- Newcastle Wallsend' Coal Co.—Mc-

ton (Eastern), Ld., E. 8. & R. C. Alister k Co. ’

Madigi Soda Co., Ld.—Imjierical CD Nichelson File Co.—Uni ted’Engineers,

mical Industries (Malaya), Ld. Ld i

Magnelia

—UnitedAnti-Friction Metal Co,. Ld. Nickson

Engineers, Ld. k Co. (Geo. k John)— Singa-

pore Gold Storage Co.

Majediia (Johore) Rubber Estates, Ld,., Nier,

The—Barlow & Co. Hermann—Lohmarm k Co,1 \

Maradeir Bros.. Ld.—United Engineer^ Nippon Yusen Kaisha — Paterson,

Simons & Go.

Ld.

Mander Brothers,. Ld.—Spicers (Ex- North-West

Co.

Soap-Go;, Ld.—Barlow &

port), Ld.

Marconi’s Wireless Telegraph Co., Ld. Northern Assurance Co.—Loxley k Co.

—United Engineers, Ld. Ocean Accident ..and Guarantee Cor-

Malayan,Collieries—Loxley k Co. poration—-Harrisons, Barker & Co.

Co. Ocean Accident and Guara,jitee,,Co.—

Marine Insurance Co.—Syme & Co. H. M. de Souza & Co.

Marittima Italiana Navigation Co.— Ocean Steamship Co.—Mansfield k Co.

Patersons, Simons & Co. Oneida Steel Pulley Co.—United Engi-

Mathew Wells & Co., Ld.—Alliance neers, Ld.

Co. Ld. Ld.—McAlister Oost Borneo Maatschappy—Hooglandt

EngineeringMcEaenarn,

Mcllwraith k Oo.

& Co. Osaka Shosen Kaisha.—Jaeger k Co.

68 AGENCIES SINGAPORE

Oval Manufacturing Co.—Tel. & Co.’s Ruiston-Bueyruz, Ld. — Ldnited Engi-

Trading Society neers, Ld.

Ozonair, Ld.—United Engineers, Ld. Ruston-Lister, Ld.—United Engineers,

Pahang Rubber Co.—Waterhouse & Ld.

Co. Sargent & Cb'.—Sternberg & Co.

Palatine Fire Insurance Co.—Hutten- Scarletts Condensed Milk) — Moulton

bach, Lazarus & Sons (Eastern), Ld., E. S. & R. C.

Parapluie Revel—Moine Comte & Co. Mekong’ Rubber Oo., Ld., The—Barlow

Parfumerie Roger & Gallet—Moine & Co.

Comte & Oo. Sarawak Steamship Co. — Straits

Patriotic Assur. Co.—Hooglandt & Co. Steamship Co.

Pavyers & Bullers, Ld.—Spicers (Ex- Semarang Sea and Fire Insurance Co.

port), Ld. —Hooglandt & Co.

Pay & Egan Co.—United Engineers, Siam Steam Navigation Co.—Mansfield

Ld. & Co.

Peek Frean & Oo.—V. R Vick & Siam Steam Navigation Co.—Straits

Co. Steamship Co.

Pelican-Writing Drawing and Painting Siehe| Gorman & Cb., Ld.—L'nited En-

—M. Pragar gineers, Ld.

Pencils, Ld.—Spicers (Export), Ld. Simplex Concrete Piles (Malaya), Ld.

Perma.s Rubber Co., Ld., The—Barlow —United Engineielrs, Ld.

& Co. Singapore Motors — Eastern United

Phoenix Assurance Co.—Waterhouse k Ass, Oorpn., Ld., The

Co. Singapore Rubber Mills--Waterhouse

Pilbrico Jointless Firebrick Co — & Co.

Sternberg & Oo. Skelton & Co., R. A.—Lnited Engi-

Pioneer Rubber Mills—United Engi- neers, Ld.

neers, Ld. Smith & Co. (Tom)—V. R. Vick &

Queen Insce. Co.—Hooglandt & Co. Co.

Queensland Insurance Co.—McAlister Smith’s Motor Accessories—Malayan

& Co. Motors

Queensland Meat Export Co.—Singa- Societa Italiana Pirelli—Hooglandt &

pore Cold Storage Co. Co.

Socony-Vacuum Corporation — Bee

Bamsav & Co., Ld.—United Engineers, Huat & Co.

Ld. Southwark Manufacturing Co., Ld.—

Ransom & Maries Bearing Co., Ld.— United Engineers, Ld.

Alliance Engineering Co., Ld. Stamleigh, E. W. H.—-Spicers (Ex-

Rateliffe & Sons (John)—John Dickin- port), Ld.

son & Co. Standard Marine Insurance Co.—

Redbird Butter & Dripping—Moulton Jaegar & Co.

(Eastern), Ld., E. S. & R. C. Stathert

Relay Automatic Telephone Co., Ld—• neers, Ld.& Pitt, Ld.—United Engi-

United Engineers, Ld. Stewarts & Iloyds, Ld.—United Engi-

Rinoldi Macasoni Products—Moulton neers, Ld.

(Eastern), Ld., E. S. & R. O. Stream-Line Filter Oo., Ld.—United

Robertson & Co., H. H.—United En- Engineers, Ld,

gineers, Ld. Sumatra Para Rubber Plantations—

Robertson Wilson & Co., Ld. (Hong- Hooglandt & Co.

kong)—Wakefield) & Co., Ld., C. C. Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

Rotterdam Lloyd Royal Mail Line- H. M. de (Souza & Co.

Internationale Credit-fen Handelsve- Sun Shipping Co.—Mansfield & Co.

reeniging. Surfastal, Ld.—United Engineers, Ld.

Royal Exchange Assu'ranee Corpn.— Swedish East Asiatic Co.—Paterson,

Barlow & Co. Simons & Co.

Royal Exchange Assurance^Harrisons, Switzerland General Insurance Co.—

Barker & Co. Hooglandt & Co.

Huston & Hornsby, Ld.—United Engi- Sydney Leadworksi—Moulton (East-

neers, Ld. ernV. Ld.. E. S. & R. C.

AGEfNOIE S'-SINGA \H) U E 6»

Sidney Meat Preserving Co.—Singa- Vietacrt'pe, Ld. — Spicers (Expert),

pore Cold Storage Co. Ld.

Victorious k Co., A. V.—Tel & Co.’s

Trading Society

Tabak Maatschappij “ Tjinta Radja ” Villiers

—Hooglandt & Co. Engineering Co., Ld.—Barlow

Tamplin, Joseph, Pousonby Hyde— & Cb.

Chan aaid Eber

Tanaaco, Junket—Moulton (Eastern), Wahl Eversharp Go.—Tel. k Co.’s

Ld., E. S. k R. C. Trading Society

Tata Iron & Steel Co., Ld. — United Wailes Dove! Bitumastic, Ld —United

Engineers, Ld. Engineers, Ld.

The, Hughes Stubbs Metal Co. — Im- Waite & Saville, Ld.—John Dickinson'

perial Chemical Industries (Malaya), & Co.

Ld. Waite & Sheard—John Dickinson k

The Noiton Metal Co.—Imperial Che- Co.

mical Industries (Malaya), Ld.

The Tudor Accumulator Co., Ld.— ing Oil—Ga,w Bros:,, Ld. Lubricat-

Wells Argon Germ Process

United Engineers, Ld.

Thompson Type Machine Corporation West Australian State Shipping Ser-

vice—McAlister k Co.

—Dickinson & Co.

Timson* 'Bullock & Barber — Spicers Co. Assurance Co.—Waterhouse k

Western

(Export), Ld.

Triumph Cycle Co., Ld.—United Engi- Whitworth & Mitchell, Ld.—Tel. k

Co.’s Trading Society

neers* Ld. Wilflay Mining Machinery Go,, Ld.—

Triumph Motor Co., Ld.—United En United! Engineers, Ld.

gineers, Ld. Wilkinson, Haywood k Clark—Barlow

Tuck & Go., Ld.—United Engineers, & Co.

Ld.

Tullis k Sons, Ld., John—United En- mical Industries, .(Malaya), Ld. Che-

Wm. Cooper k Goods.—Imperial

gineers, Ld.

“Turn-Over” Filler Co., Ld., The— Wm. Crawford k Sons—Barlow k Co.

Wm. iP. Harkley,, Ld.—Barlow & Co.

Alliance' Engineering Co., Ld. William Gossage k Sons, Ld.—Im-

Twyfords, Ld.—Unite Engineers, Ld. perial Chemical Industries (Malaya),

Ld.

Unbreakable Pulley k Millgearing Co., Williams Engineering ; Co.—-John Dic-

kinson k Co.

Ld.—United Engineers, Ld.

Union Marine Insurance Co., Ld., The) Willard Storage Battery Cb.—United

—Barlow k Co. Engineers, Ld.

United Carbon Co.—Imperial Chemi- Winterbottom

kinson & Cb.

Book Cloth Co.—J. Dic-

cal' Industries (Malaya), Ld.

United Kingdom S.S. Assurance Asso- Wolskel (H.)—Union Assur. Society

Woodol-Ganez Bros., Ld.

ciation—Syme k Co.

United States Steel Corporation—Mc- Worthington-SimpSon, Ld. — United'

Alister el Co. Engineers, Ld.

United Sumatra Rubber Estates— Wunderlich, Ld.

Ld. — United Engineers,

Hooglandt & Co.

AGEN C1ES—PENAN G

PENANG

(For Details of 4-ddresses, ,ete.? of '^Lgents see Preceding Sections)

Atlas Assurance Co., Ld.—Harrisons,' Harrisons k Crosfield, Ld. (Borneo)—

Barker & Go., Ld. Harrisons, Barker k Co., Ld.

Atlas Assurance 'Co., Ld.—Harrisons, Harrisons, King: & Irwin, Ld.—Harri-

Barker & Co., Ld. sons, Barker k Co., Ld.

Atlas Assurance Co., Ld.—Islay Kerr Harrisons Ramsay Proprietary, Ld.—

& Co., Ld. Harrisons, Barker, k Co., Ld.

Ayer Tawah Rubber Plantation Co,,. Holland-East Asia Line—Koninklyke

Ld.—Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ld. Paketvaart Maatschappy

B. I. S. N. Co., Ld.—Islay Kerr A , Irwin, Harrisons, & Crosfield, Inc.—

Co., Ld. Harrisons, Barker k Co., Ld.

Bass’s Tropical Beer. — Harrison^, Italasia, Ld. — Eastern United Ass.

Barker & Co., Ld.

Baku Talam Syndicate — Harrisons, ■ J. Corpn., Ld., The

Robinson k Cb., Ld.—Harrisons,

Baker & Co., Ld. Barker k Co., Ld.

Baxter & Co.—Sandilands, Buttery Java-Bengal Line—Koninklyke Paket-

& Co. vaart Maatschappy

Benta Rubber Estates, Ld.—Harri- Java Pacific Line—Koninklyke Paket-

sons, Barker & Co., Ld. vaart Maatschappij

Bramley Engineering Co., Ld.—Youiig Jeyes (Sanitary Compounds Co., Ld.—

& Co., Ld., R.

British & Foreign Marine Irisurahce' Sandilamds, Buttery k Co.

Oo., Ld.—Islay Kerr & Ob., Ld. Kamunting Tin Dredging, Ld. —

Bun Tai Lum Cb., Ld.—Eastern East- Harrisons, Barker

ern United Ass. Corpn., Ld., The Kinta Kellas Rubberk Estates,

Co., Ld.

Burrell & Co., Ld.—Sandilands, But- Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ld. Ld.—

tery & Oo.

Carr k Co., Ld.—Sandilands, Buttery Kinta, Kellas Tin Dredging, Ld.—

Harrisons, Barker k Co., Ld.

& Oo. Kuala Kangsar Plantations, Ld.—

China Mutual Steam Navigation Co.—^ Harrisons, Barker k Co., Ld.

Mansfield & Co.

China Navigation Co.—Mansfield & Co. Leyland& Co.,

Motors, Ld.—Harrisons, Bar-

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ld. LeekerHowl Ld.

k Co.—Harrisons, Barker

—Harrisons, Barker k Cb., Ld. & Cb., Ld.

Crossley Bros., Ld.—■Harrisons, Bar- Lesong Tujoh Rubber Estates, Ld.—

ker k Co., Ld. Harrisons, Barker k Co., Ld.

Crossley-Premier Gas k Oil Engines— London k Hilton Brands Cement—

Harrisons Barker k Oo. Harrisons, Barker '& Co., Ld.

Davenport k Co., Ld. — Harrisons, Marine Insurance Co., Ld., The—Islay

Barker k Cb., Ld. Kerr & Co., Ld.

David Corsar & Sons, Ld. — Sandi McEwen-Younger, Ld. — Sandilands,

lands, Buttery k Co. Buttery & Co.

Bindings Rubber Estates, Ld.—Harri- Metal Window Co.—Young & Co.,

sons, Barker k Co., Ld. Ld., R.

Errol Estates, Ld.—Harrisons, Barker Mercantile Insurance Co.—Kennedy,

k Co., Ld. Burkill k Co.

General Accident, Fire and Life Corpn. National Employers’ Mutual General

—Caldbeck, MacGregor & Co. Insurance Assoc.—Kennedy k Co.

General Tire & Rubber Co.—Harri- Nederland & “Rotterdam Lloyd”—

sons, {Barker & Co-, Ld. Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappy

H. J. Heinz Co.—Sandilands, Buttery Nobels Explosives Co., Ld. — Sandi-

& Co. lands, Buttery & Co.

Harrisons k Orosfield, Ld. (London) - North British Insurance Co.—Kennedy,

Harrisons, Barker k Cb., Ld. Burkill k Co.

AG E XCIKS— I ’K NT ANG«—MAIiACCA 71

North British and Mercantile Insur- iSoottish Amicable Life Assurance

ance Co.—Kennedy & Co. Society—Harrisons, Barker & Co.,

Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corpn., Ld.

Ld.—Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ld Serdang & Nuply Rubber Cases.—

Ocean Steamship Co.—Mansfield & Co. Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ld.

Shanks & Co., Ld.—Young & Col, Lo.,

P. & O. S. N. Co.—Islay Kerr & Co., R.

Ld. Sooiedad Vimicola—iSandilands, But-

Pangnga River Tin (Concessions, Ld.— tery & Co.

Harrisons, Barker & Oo., Ld. Solaflex Day & Night Signs—Harri-

Pearl Assurance Co.—Dennys, A. sons, Barker & Co., Ld.

Pernambang Rubber Estates, Ld.— Srukam Estates, Ld.—Harrisons, Bar-

Harrisons, Barker & Co;., Ld. ker & Co., Ld.

Phoenix Assurance! Co., Ld.—Harri- Straits China Line—Koninklyke Paket-

sons, Barker & Co., Ld. vaart Maatschappy

Straits-J aya-Australian Line—Konin-

R. A. Lister & Co., Ld.—Harrisons, klyke Paketraart Maatschappy

Barker & Co., Ld. Straits Steamship Co.—Mansfield & Co.

Royal Exchange Assurance Corpn.— Tanjong Pan Rubber Estate.—Harri-

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ld. sons, Barker & Co., Ld.

Royal Insurance Co., Ld.—Harrisons, Wisbech Pmduce Canmers, Ld.—San-

Barker & Co., Ld. dilands, Buttery & Co. 1

Royal Mail Lines—Koninklyke Paket- Wm. P. Hartley, Ld. — Sandilands,

vaart Maatschappy Buttery & Co.

Sandtycroft Rubber Co., Ld.—Harri- Y'arak Rubber Co., Ld.--Harrisons,.

Barker & Co., Ld.

sons, Barker & Co., Ld.

MALACCA

(For Details of Addresses, etc,, of Agents see Preceding Section#)

Ohee Hong Chdang—United Assurce. Ocean, Accident and Guarantee Cor-

Corpn., Ld., The poration—Souza & Co.

Chop Joo Leong—Eastern United Ass. Italasia, Ld.—Eastern United Ass.

Corpn., Ld., The Corpn., Ld., The

Guardian Assurance Oo.—Souza & Co. Tan Chong Juay—Eastern United

A. Ass. Corpn., Ld., The

FEDERATED MALAY STATES

PERAK

(For VctaiU of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Section^)

Atlas Metal & Alloy Co,, Ld.—Kyle Liverpool Electric Co., Ld. — Kyle,

Palmer & Cp,, Ld. Palmer & Co., Ld.

Bowie, W. T. & O., Ld. Kyle, Pal- Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corpn.

—Caldbeck, Macgregor k Ooi

mer & Co., Ld.

•Commercial Union Assuratice Co., Ld., Kyle, PalmerPunching

Pels Henry & Shearing—

& Co., Ld.

—Leerdam, D. J. flees Roturbo Manufacturing Co., Ld.

U’ck’s Asbestos Co.,' XM.~-.Kyle, PaL —Kyle, Palmer & Co., Ld.

mer & Oo., Ld. Revo, Electric Co., Ld.—Kyle, Palmer

Lllerman & Bucknall Steamship Co.— Shanks k Co., Ld.

McAlister & Oo. k Co., Ld.—Young & Co., Ld.,

R.

■Goodyear Oriental Co., Ld. — Kylej Tungstalite, Ld.—Kyle, Palmer & Co.,

Palmer k Co., Ld. Ld.

Jones & Attword k Co., Ld.—Young William Jones,.' Ld.—Kyle, Palmer k

k Co.. Ld., R. Co., Ld'.

SELANGOR

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Bukit Arang Tin, Ixl.—Flowerdew k R.Leong M. Hollingshead & Co.—Keen

k Go.

Co., A.H.

Cheras Tin. Ld. —E!owerdew k Co., ance British

r North and Mercantile Insur-

Co.—Whittall & Oo.

A. H. North China Insce.—Whittall k Co.

Dunlop Rubber Oo.. Ld. — Kean Oldham k Son., Ld.—Kean Leong &

Leong k Co. Co.

^General Accident, Fire and Life Whiz Products—Kean Leong k Co.

Assurance Corporation — Caldbeck, Ld.

MacGregor & Co. Yorkshire Insce Co.—Whittall k Co.

NEGRI SEMBILAN

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Assurance FJraneo-Asiatique—Serem- | Socony-Vaeuum Oorpm — Seremban

ban Trading Co. | Trading Co.

•Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corpn., Wakefield k Co., Ld., C. C.—Pratt,

Ld., The—Pratt, W. H. | W. H.

JOHORE

Commercial Union Assurance Co.—Muar Supply Co.

A-GEiNtHES— TRENGGANT BATAVIA 7S

TRENGGANU

Cycle & Carriage Co.—United Trad^ | Danish Islands Preserved Butter Co.,

ing Co.

Kodak, Ld.—United Trading Co. I Denmark-United Trading Co.

NETHERLANDS INDIA

BATAVIA

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

American Steamship Owners' Mutual Houston Line—Pitcairn, Syme & Co.

Protection and Indemnity Agency— Insurance Office of Australia, Ld.

Pitcairn, Syme & Co. Pitcairn, Syme & Co.

A/S Haugesunds

—Pitcairn, Syme Sjoforsikringsselkad

& Co. Isthmian Steamship Co., Ld.—Pit-

Assuranceforeningen Skuld—Pitcairn, cairn, Syme & Co.

Syme & Co.

Austral-East Indies Line—Pitcairn, L’Alliance

Co.

Francais—Pitcairn, Syme &

Syme & Co. Liverpool and London and Globe Insur-

Bank Line, Ltd,—Wm. H. Muller & ance, Co., Ld.—Pitcairn, Syme & Co.

Co., N.V. London S.S. Owners’ Mutual Insce.

Bank Line, The—Pitcairn, Syme & Co. Assoc., Ld.—Pitcairn,

Britannia S.S. Insurance Association, Norwich Union Fire Insurance &Society,

Syme Co.

Ld.—Pitcairn, Syme & Co.

British Ship-Owners Mutual Protection Ld.—Pitcairn, Syme & Co.

and Indemnity Association, Ld.— Ocean Transport Co., Ld.—Pitcairn,.

Pitcairn, Symei & Cd. Syme & Co.

Clan Line Steamers, Ld.—Pitcairn, Phoenix Assurance Co., Ld. Pitcairn,

Syme & Co,

Danske Reders Retsvaern—Pitcairn, Syme & Co.

Syme & Co.

Dodwell Castle Line—Wm. H. (MilHer Syme & Co. So., Ld.—Pitcairn,

Royal Insurance

& Co., N.V.

Ellerman & Bucknall S.S. Co., Ld.— State Shipping Service—Pitcairn,

Syme & Co.

Pitcairn, Syme & Co.

Globe & Rutgers Fine Ins. Co.— Union Marine Insurance Co.—Pitcairn,

American Asiatic Underwriters, Ld. Syme & Co.

Hamburg-Amerika Line—Wm. H. Mul- I United States Protection and Indem-

nity Agency—Pitcairn, Syme & Co.

ler & Co.. N.V.

AGENCIES-SQURABAYA—SEMARANG

SOURABAYA

(For Details of Addresses, etc.,-of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Americar?

ProtectionSteamship Mutual Insurance

Owners’'Associa-

ahd: Iridemhity

Office of Australia, Ld.—

Pitcairn, Syme & Co.

tion—Pitcairn, Syme & Co. Isthmain Steamship Line—Pitcairn,

A/S Haugesunds Sjoforsikringsselkad Syme & Co.

—Pitcairn, Syme & Co.

Assuranceforeningen Skuld—Pitcairn, L’AllianceCo.

Francais—Pitcairn, Syme &

Syme & Co.

Austral-East Indies Line—Pitcairn, LondPn S.S. Owners’ Mutual Insce.

Assoc,, Ld.-—Pitcairn, Syme k Co.

Syme & Co.

Rank Line—Pitcairn, Syme~& Co. ew Zealand Insurance Co.—Pitcairn,

Bankers and Traders Insurance Co.-— ^^prwich• Syme & Co.

Pitcairn, Syme & Co. . Union Life Insurance Society

British Ship-Owners’ Mutual Protie-v ! ‘ —Pitcairn, Syme k Co.

tion Indemnity , Association, LcLt- Phoenix AssurancA'’ Co.—Pitcairn,

Pitcairn, Syme & Co. - Syme k Co.

British Steamship Insurance

tion, Ld.—Pitcairn, Syme A Associa-

Co:. Royal Insce. Co.—Pitcairn, Syme k Co.

Clan Line. Steamers, Bdi—Pitcairn, State Co.

S.S. Service-—PitcaiA, Syme k

Syme & Co.

Danske . EecLers Ketsvaetfii-—Pitcairn,' i: Union Marine Insurance .Co.^—Pitcairn,

Syme k Go.

Syme & Co. o’J era - .nine United

Ellerman & Bucknall

: Steamship Co.-— Assoc.,Kingdom Mutual S.S, Assur.

Ld.—Pitcairn, Syme./fe- Co.-

Pitcairn, Syrli6 '& Co. U.' S . Protection and Indemnity Agency,

IIouston LineyrPitcaiim, Syme |& Co. Ld.—Pitcairn, Syme .k Co.

SEMARANG

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Alliance Assurance Co.—MacNeill k British Ship-Owners’ Mutual Insurance

Co. Assoc., Ld.—Pitcairn, Syme k Co.

American S.S. Owners’ Mutual Pro- British Steamship Insurance Associa-

tection and Indemnity Association— tion—Pitcairn, Syme k Co.

Pitcairn, ■ Syme & Co. British Traders Insurance Co.—Mac-

Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co.—Bataaf- Neill k Co.

sohe Petroleum Mij

A/S Haugesunds Sjoforsikringsselskap China Mutual Steam Navigation Co.—

MacNeill & Co,

—Pitcairn, Syme & Co.

Asiatic Petroleum Co. — Bataafsche Clan Line Steamers, Ld.—Pitcairn,

Syme k Co'.

Petroleum Mij.

Asiatic Steam Navigation Co.—Mac- Colas Co.—Bataafsche Petroleum Mij.

Commercial Union Assurance ' Co.—

Neill k Co;

Assuranceforeningen Skuld—Pitcairn, MacNeill k Co.

Syme & Co.

Austral East Indies Line—Pitcairn. Danske Reders Retsvaern—Pitcairn,

Syme A Co.

Syme k Co. Eagle Star k British Dominion Insur-

Bank Line—Pitcairn, Syme k Co. ance Co.—MacNeill

British India Steam Navigation Oo.— Eastern and Australiank Steamship

Oo. Co.

MacNeil} k Co. —MacNeill k Co-.'

AGENCIES—SEMARANG—PADANG

Ellerman & Bucknall 1 Steamship Co.— North British and Miercantile Insur-

Pitcairn, Syine

Flinkote & General 'Advisory Co.— Northern Co.

Assiirahdd Co.—MacNeill &

Bataafsche Petroleum Mij. Norwich Ciiibn Fit'e Iiigura'h^'^'Sbciety,

Fiis.o Marind arid Fire Irisuranrie'Co.—

MacNeill & Co. ‘■ !

>' Ld.—MadNeill,& Col

'Guardian Assur. (?jb.—-MacNeill & Co, Ocean .Steamship Co.—MacNeill & po.

Peninsular & Oriental&Steam

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Cor- tion Co.—MacNeiil

poration—MacN.ejll .& Oo. Co. Naviga- >

Houston Line—Pitcairn, Phoenix

Syme & Co. » k Co. Assurance Co.—Pitcairn, Symet

!

Indo China ' S>team Navigation Col— RoyM,Insurance Co.—MacNeill’ & Co.

MacNfeill & Od.

Isthmian Steamship CO.-—Pitcairn, South British Insurance Co.—MaeNeill

■k Coe'

Syme Co:* ■ .

Java Bengal i Line1 — “ Nederland,” State Shipping Service—Pitcairn,

Syme & Co.

Stonmvaori Mij.

Java-New' Ydrlj: LinfeM-MdcNeill & Co. Tokio Marine Insurance Co.—MacNeill

k 06.

L’Alliance Rrancaise—Pitcairn, Syme Union Marine , Insurance Co.—Mac-

& Co,

London and Lancashire Fii;e Insurance Ndill «r Co. '

Co, rMa(;N;.iH Q^,, , Union Steamship Co. of New Zealand,

Liverpool and London ,a,nd Globe Jp- U.S. Ld.—MacNeill' k- Co.

surance yoi—Pi^qairn, Syme Co. Protection dhd’Indemnity Agency,

London. ^.8,1, Owners’ Mutual jnscje, Inc.—Pitcairn, Syme k Oo.

Asso!fj,,,’4fbTrPi^chirp, ;Symd Oo. , Union

SymeMarine

& Co. Insurance' Co.-^-Pitcairn,

Nanyo Yusen Kaisha—MacNeill & Co. United

Ned. Ind. Tank Stoomboot—Bataafs- k Co. Insurance Oo.—Pitcairn, Syme

che Petroleum Mij. i

Nederlandsche Stoomvaart — MacNeill West Australian Steam Navigation Co.

& Co. ■ : / —MacNeill & Co

P A D A N Cr

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Algemeene

ten—Van Exploratie My.—Van

Hcuten Steffan & Co.Hou- Brand Verzekering Mj*. “ Mercurius ”

—Van Houten Steffan &; Co.

Amsterdam - London Verzsekering Brandon, Mesritz k Co.—Passer &

Maatschappij — Maatschappij Voor Zonen

Handel k Industrie

Amsterdanische MaatS chappy van British India Steam Navigation Co.—

Haacke k Co.

Levensverzekering—Gebreeders Veth’s British India Steam Navigation’ Co.—

Handelmaatschappy Hmy. Guentzel & Schumacher

A equator Mining Co.—S, Quittner

Asiatic Steam Navigation Co.—Haacke Burt, Myrtle k Co.—Maatschappij

Voor Handel & Industrie

k Co.

Asiatic Steam . Navigation Co.—Hmy. Canadian Pacific Rail wav Oo.—Haacke

Guentzel k Schumacher k Co.

Assur. My, “de Nederlanden van 1845” Canadian Pacific Railway ..Go.—Hmy.

—International^

Vereeniging Crediet-en Handels- Guentzel k Schumacher

Assurantie My. “ Veritas ”—Gebroe- China Mutual Steam Nay, Co.—Geb-

roeders Veth’s Handelmaatschappy

ders Beth’s Handelmaatschappy Cultuur M. “ Talamau ’’—Van Houten

Bataviasche Zee en Brand

My.—Internationale Assurance

CredieUen Steffan k Co.

Han- ■Cultuur Mij (Danam Gadarig—Van

dels-Vereenjging Houten Steffan & Co.

76 AGENCIES—PADANG

Cultuur Mij “'Korintji”—Handels- London and Lancashire Insce. Co.—

maatschappy Guentzel & Schumacher Internationale Crediet & Handels*

Cultuur My. “ Taloeg Goenoeng!’— Verg. “ Rotterdam ”

Van Houten Steffan & Co.

Cunard Steamship Co.—Gebroeders Magdeburger—Gebroeders

delmaatschappy

Veth’s Han-

Veth’s Handelmaatschappy Mercantile Bank of India, Ld.—

Deutsch Australische Dampfschiffahrt Haacke & Co.

Gesellschaft — Handelmaatschappy

Guentzel & Schumacher

Dunlop Rubber Co.—Van Houten N.I.L.L.M.Y.—Van

Co.

Houten Steffan &

Steffan & Co. Nederland S.S. Co.—Internationale

E. Dunlop & Co.—Borneo Sumatra Crediet & Handels Verg. “ Rotter-

Handel Maatschappy dam.”

Eagle, Star and Brit. Dominions Co., Nederl. Stomv. My. “ Ocean ”—Geb-

Ld.—Maatechappij Voor Handel & roeders Veth’s Handelmaatschappy

Industrie

Employers’ Biability Assur. Corpn., Nederlandsch Indiache Handelsbank—

Gebroeders Veth’s Handelmy.

Ld.—Maatschappij Yoor Handel & Nederlandsche Lloyd—Van Houten

Industrie Steffan & Co.

“Fatum”—Gebroeders Veth’s Handel- Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Van Houten

Steffan & Co.

maatschappy

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Ld.— North British and Mercantile Insur-

ance Co.—Internationale Crediet k

Maatscbappij Voor Handel & Indus Handels Verg. “ Rotterdam ”

trie

Hamburg-Amerika Linie—Hmy. Guent- North British & Mercantile Ins. Co.

Ld.—Mahtschappij Voor Handel &r

zel & Schumacher

Handelmy. Louis Dobbelmen—Passer, Industrie

& Zonen

Holland America Line—Internationale OceanVeth Steamship Co.—Gebroeders

Crediet & Handels Verg. “ Rotter- Oost Indische—Van Houten Steffian &

dam ” Co.

Hollandsctn Societeit—Maatschappy Ophir Estates—Van Houten Steffan k

Voor Handel and Industrie Co.

Java Bengal Line — Internationale Osaka Osaka Shosen Kaislm^—Haacke & Co.

Shosen Kaisha—Hmy. Guentzel

Credit■ Sz Handels Verg.—“Rotter- & Schumacher

dam ”

Java-China-Japan Lijn Internationale Palatine Insurance Co.—Hmy. Guent-

Crediet en Handels Verg. “ Rotter zel & 'Schumacher

dam ”

Java Pacific Line — Internationale Polyphonwerke A.G. — Van Houten

Crediet & Handels Verg. “ Rotter- Steffan & Co.

dam ”

J ava Rubber

Guentzel Maatschappij — Hmy. Queensland

& Schumaker

Insurance Co.—Van Hou-

ten Steffan & Go.

Javasche Brand-Assurantie Mij.— Railway Passenger Assurance Co.—

Internationale Crediet Handels Verg.

Haacke

Kerr Line Hmy. Guentzel & Scbu Reo“ Rotterdam ”

Motor Car Co.—Maatschappij:

macher Voor Handel & Industrie

Kina Cultuur My. “ Tiljongkrang

Van Houtem

Klanper Steffan

Cultuur Co. Lawa— Rotterdamsche

My. & Toja

Lloyd S.S, Co.—Inter-

nationale Or edict k Handels Verg.

Winkelman & Co. “ Rotterdam ”

Landbouw Royal Insurance f Op.—Van Houten.

kelman. & My.

Co. Moeara Laboe—Win- Steffan & Co.

Lloyds—Van Houten Steffan & Co-

London Assurance Corporation-—Inter- Samarangsche Zee & Brand Ass. My.-

—Van Hopten Steffan & Co.

nationale Crediet

“ Rotterdam ” & Handels Verg. Socooy-Vacuum Co rp n.—M aatschap p i ji

Voor Handel & Industrie

AG ENGLES— PADANG—SUM ATRA -M ANLIA

Straits, and Sun da Syndikat—Hmy. Wed. G. Oud Pz. & Oo.—Passer, &

Guentzel & Schumacher Zonen

Tokio Marine and Fire Insurance— West Sumatra Rubber and Koffie Cul-

Haacke & Oo.

Triumph Cycle Co.—Passer, & Zonen tuur My.—Van Houten Steffan &

Co.

Union Assurance Co.—Gebroeders Western Assurance Co.—Gebroeders

Veth’s Handelmaatschappy

Veth’s Handelmaatschappy

United States Rubber Export Co.— William

& Zonen

Gossage & Sons, Ld.—Passer,

Hmy. Guentzel & Schumacher

Vereeniging van Assuradeuren Amster- ZeeOosterling

& Brand Assurantie My. “ De

dam—Borneo Sumatra Handel Maat- Schumacher”—Hmy. Guentzel and

sehappy i •; .

EAST COAST OF SUMATRA

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections}

Ass. My. De Nederlanden van 1848— | Motor Union Insurance Co.—Van Nie

Van Nie & Co. ' & Co.

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

MANILA

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Acme Code Co.—Philippine Education Balpise Fire Insurance; Co —Kuenzle &

Co. Inc. Streiff, Inc.

Agricultural Insurance Co.—Meerkamp Barrel! Co., William L.„ New York—

& Co. Kummer and Comins

Albers Bros. Milling! Oo., Portland, Basilan Lumber Co. — Kuenzle, k

Oregan—J. M. Glaiserman, Inc. Strdeff, Ld.

Alliance Assurance Co., Ld.—Smith Bay Co., The, Brigdeport, Conn.—

Bell

American Bleached Cotton Goods Co., BayAguinaldo

State Thread Works—L. R.

Inc., New York—^ Kummer and

Comins Belden Manufacturing Co.—Western

American Factors, Ld.—Yek Hua Elelctric & Supply Co.

Trading Corporation Ben Line .Steamers—Hanson, Orth &

American International Underwriters Stevenson, Inc.

—^American Asiatic/ Underwriters Bibb Manufacturing Co. — Hanson

Anchor ' . Packing Cb. — Engineering Orth k, Stevenson, Inc.

Equipment and Supply Co., Inc. Bibb Manufacturing Co.—Yek Hua.

Andrew Weir & Co.—Hanson, Orth & Trading Corporation

Stevenson, Inc. Bibby Line—Warner, Barnes k, Co.,

Atlas AssuraMcb Co.:—Fernandez Her- Ld.

manos Blue Funnel Line (New York Service)

—Hansoh, Orth & Stevenson, Inc.

Babbitt, Incorp., B. T.—Hanson, Borden & Sons, Inc., M.O.Di, New

Orth & Stevenson, Inc. York—Kummer and Comins

AGENCIES—MANILA

British Drug Houses, LcL, London— Eastman Kodaks—Camera Supply Co.

Inhelder Walch Co., Ld. 1 Ellerman & BucknaU Steamship Co.

British

Bell &Traders

Co., Ld.Assurance! Co.—Smith (European Service)—Hanson, Orth &

Stevenson, Inc.

British Traders Insurance Co., Ld.— Farquhar Co., Ld., A. B.—Engineer-

Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc. ing Equipment and Supply Coi., Inc.

Bryant Electric Co.^Western Electric Federal Trucks—Luneta Motor Co.

& Supply Co.

Caledonian Insurance Co.—Guttridge Fidelity and Surety Co.—Union Insur-

ance Society of Canton

and Chambers, Inc.

Cannon Mills Inc., New York—Kum- Filer and Stowell Co.—Engineering

mer andMilwaukee

Chicago Comins & St. Paul Rail- Equipment and Supply Co., Inc

wav—Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Foote: Bros. Gear and Machine Co —

C. M. Lousted & Co., Ld.

Inc. Foote Pierson Co.—Western Electric

China Fire Insurance Co.—Warner, & Supply Co-

Barnes & Co., Ld. Franklin Manufacturing Co., New

China Mutual Steam Navigation Col, York—Kummer and Comins

Ld.—Smith Bell & Co., Ld. Fuso Marine and Fire Insurance Co.,

China Navigation Oo., Ld.—Smith Ld.—Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld.

Bell & Co., Ld.

China Underwriters—Warner, Barnes General Accident Fire and Life Assur-

ance Corpn. Ld.—Behn, Meyer &

& Co., Ld. Co.

Chiron-Werke, Tuttlingen (Germany) General Insurance Co,, Ld. of Trieste-

—Inhelder Watch Cb., Ld. and Venice! (Marine)—C. Kelling,

Chryler and Plymouth Automobiles— General Steamship Corporation—-

Luneta Motor Co. Roosevelt Steamship Co.

Coleman Export Corporation—L. R. Gfcns Falls Insurance

Aguinaldo

Coiumeta Luxembourg—Hanson, Orth Germanischer—John Landahl Inc.Co. of New York

& Stevenson, Inc. Lloyd—Behn, Meyer &

Co.

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ld. ' Gestetner

—Smith: Bell & Co., Ld. Duplicators—H. E. Hea-

Commercial Union Assurance Co.—In- Gillespiecock Co.

ternational Harvester Co. of the Corporation & Co.—Yek Hua Trading

Philippines

Commercial Union Assurance Co,, Ld. Glen Line, Ld.—International Harves-

ter Co.andof the Philippines

—Findlay, Millar Timber Co.

Ooriell, William & Co., New York— Globe Rutgers Fire Insurance

Co.—American Asiatic Underwriters

Kuminer and Comins

CrOsslev Bros., Ld.—Smith Bell & Co., Gold'Dust

Corporation

Oorp.—Yelc Hua Trading

Ld

Crown Life Insurance Co.—Crownislas Graybar Electric Co.—Western Elect-

ric & Supply Co.

Co.

Crouse-Hinds Co:—Western Electric . Great Eastern Life Assurance Co.,

Ld., Singlapore—Rossnstock, C. W.

& Supply Co.

Ciinard Line—Warner Barnes & Co., Guardian - Co ,

Assurance Co., Ld,—Ker &

Ld.

Davis and Geek. Inc., Brooklyn, N.Y. H. M. Newshall & Co.—Yek Hua

(Fire)—C. Kelling, Inc. Trading Corporation

Daytont-Dowd Co.—Engineering Equip- Habirshaw Cable & Wire Co.—West-

ern Electric & Supply Oo.

ment

Directoryand Supply

and Co.,

Chronicle Inc

cf the Far Haig & Co. (John)—George, O’Farrel

East—The Continental Supply Co. & Cie.

Dunlop Rubber Co. (F.E.l, Ld.— Hamburg-Amerika Linie—Behn. Me.v er

Smith, Bell Co., Ld. & Co., H. Mi].

East Asiatic Co., Ld., The—Roosevelt Heidsieck & Co.—Hanson, Orth &r

Stevenson, Inc.

Steamship Agencies, Inc.

Eastern Australian Steamship Co.— Heroman Machine Co.—Engineering

Equipment and Supply 06., Ine,

Smith Bell & Co., Ld.

AGE NCI E S—MAN IlLA 79

Hoffmaim-La Roche & Co., F., Basle, Law, Union and Rock Insurance Co.,

Switzerland—Inhelder Walch Co., Ld.—Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld.

Ld. Legal and General Assurance, Soc.,

Holbrook Electric Refrigerators—T. J. Ld.—Guttridge and Chambers, Inc.

Wolff & Co., Inc. Lloyd Triestino—Smith Bell & Co.r

Holbrook Electric Refrigerators^—Yek Ld.

Hua Trading, Corporation

Holland-America Line—Eastern and Lloyd’s Agents—Ker & Co.

Philippines Shipping Agencies, Ld. London Assurance Corporation—

Holland-East-Asia Line—Eastern and Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Ine.

Philippines Shipping Agencies Ld.

Hollister-Whiteney Co.—Engineering Mackwoods, Ld. Colombo, Ceylon--

J. M. Glaiserman, Inc.

Equipment and Supply Co., Inc.

Hone Insurance Co. (Fire and Marine) Mantle Lamp Co. of America—L. R-

Aguinaldo

—International Harvester Co. of the Marine Insurance Co., Ld.—Hanson,

Philippines Orth oj Stevenson, Inc.

Hongkong and Whampoa. Dock Co., Marmon Automobiles—Luneta Motor

Ld.—VV arner, Barnes. & Co . Ld. Co.

Honolulu Iron Works Co. (Honolulu, Messageries

T. H.)—The Earnshaw Docks and manos, Inc. Maritimes — Levy Her-

Honolulu Iron Worksi

Hubbard & Co.—Western Electric & Michelin & Cie.

Warehouse—George O’Farreli

Supply Co. Michigan Alkali Co.—Hanson, Orth k

Indiana Steel & Wirel Co.—Western Mirrlees,Stevenson, Inc.

Electric & Supply Co. Bickerton k Day, Ld —

Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., Mirrlees Warner, Barnes k Co., Ld.

Ld.—Smith Bell & Co., Ld. Watson Co., Ld.—Warner,

Insulite Co.—Hanson, Orth & Steven- Moh Barnes k Co., Ld.

son, Inc. Bridges Co.—Western Electric &

Iselin Jefferson Co., New York— Morris, Supply Co.

Kummer and Comins I. P., and de La Cergne, Inc.

Isthmian S.S. C°-—International Har —Engineering

ply Co., Inc.

Equipment and Sup-

vester Co. of the Philippines Mulford Co., H.K., Philadelphia, Pa.

Java-Chinar-Japian-Line—Eastern and —Insular Drug Co., Inc.

Philippines Shipping Agencies Ld. National Bearing Metals Corp.—C. M.

Joshua

TradingL. Corporation

Bailey & Co.—Yek Hua Lousted & Co., Ld.

National Fire Insurance Co. of Hert-

Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha—Roosevelt National ford—Warner, Barnes k Co., Ld.

Steamship Co. Steam Pump Co.—Engineer-

ing Equipment and Supply Co., Inc.

Kelly-Springfield Tire Co. — T. J. National

Wolff & Co., Inc. Union Fire Insurance Co.-

Kerr S.S. Co., Inc.—Roosevelt S.S. —American

Inc.

Asiatic Underwriters,

Agency, Inc.

Keystone Leather Co.—Yek Hua Tra- '■ Nederland ” Royal Mail Line-

ding Corporation Eastern and Philippines Shipping

JKlaveness.Line—Smith Bell & Co., Ld. Agencies Ld.

Kummer, Coming. & Co., Inc., New Netherlands Insurance Co.—Behn.

Meyer & Co.

KurYork—>Kummer

Gifford—Yek and

HuaComins

Trading Cor- New Zealand Insurance Co., Ld.—

Hanson, Orth k Stevenson, Inc.

opration Nippon Yusen Kaisha — Warner,

L. Supply

S. Brach Barnes k Co.

Co. Co.—Western Electric & North British and Mercantile Insur-

ance Co.—Fernandez Hermanos

Lambert National Hoist Co.—Engi- North Western Leather Co.—Yek Hua

neering Equipment and Supply Co , Trading Corporation

Inc.

56

so / AGENCIES MANIL'A

Norwich Union Fire Iilsurance Society Royal' Dutch Air Bine—Eastern and

—Hanson^ Guttridge and Ch&mbefs, Philippktbs Shipping Agencies, Inc.

Inc. Royal Dutch Indian Airways—Eastern

\ arid Philippines1 'fehipping* Agencies

Ocean Steamship, Co., Ld.i—Smith Ld. ' nl .... " Hu"

Bell & Co., Ld.

Osaka Marine and Fire Insurance Co., Royal . Insuranee GO:, Ld. — Forbes

Munn & €o.;, Ld’. - i

Ld.—Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Royal • Packet Navigation Co’.—East-

Inc.

Oscer I'tebel Cp., Ino.—L. R. Aquin- ; ern and Philippines Shipping Agem-

cies, Ld. -

aldo R & J. Dick, Ld. -Warner Barnes

Osaka Shosen Kaisha

&'Ste'vensoh, Inc.' : Hanson, Orth

, Co., Ld.

Pacific Commercial Co.—Union Insur- S. Trading LidbavityCorporation.

& Sonsj Inc.—Yek Hiia

ance Society of Oan‘011 t \;. :S. M. Eran R. & ,016 Inc. Yek Hua

Parfumerie Houbigant^-George, O’Fftr- • I'-’radihg, Cb^BkhtYcp''

r-ell & Cie. ?■ o on o U. . Sabafi’Co'—^teyehson & Co,,, .. |

Parfums Cheramy—George, O’Fhrrell

&l;Cie. a' ■ 11 :

; ^andek Qhemical "Works, Basle, Swit- ;

zerland—Iriheid.er, - Walqh Co,.„. Inc. ,!

Pearl Assurance. Co.—Warner, fearnes Scottish Union and

& Co. Col—Hanson, OrthNational Insurance

& St^vpn^w., Inc.

Penick & Ford iSales Co.-^-Hanson, Sea& Insee.14-Co., Ld.—Warner, if

Barnes

.i i |

Orth & Stevenson, Inc.

Peninsular & Oriental Steam Nav. pb. • '^harp' arid ' Dohip®.. Baltimore j

Insular Drug: Go., Ina. ; (

—Hanson, Orth & Stevenson' Irid.. '

Perfection 'Store Co., Cleveland, Ofiio ; Shepard Wiles "Oru-ne 4 Hoist Corp.—

t. s. Wolff & Co. \ ;;; y VVeategn Eleptric & Supply Co.,

Peujtbbt et Cie.—George,, O’Farreil & Silver-Java Pacific Line — Roosevelt |

Steamsj>i^i Agency,, llp9-- vt .!. , 1 i i ■, ■ [ 11

Cie. , q -[' .

Philips China Co., Newi Vork—Knm South SmithyBritish

Belf (& in^uraupe,

Oo., Ld- Co., . L^. —

mer and Cbmins ,j Sperry ’'' Flour C'o., San Franciseo- -

Phillips Radio—T. J. Wolff & 0o., Irtc. Barnes & Fire Co., Ld.

Phoenix Assurance Co., Ld.—Khr & •Soringheld, and Marine Insurance •

Co. Kuen/.le.& Streff, Inc.

Co. Stockham Manufacturing Co., The---

Pittsburg Equitable Meter

'em Eleciric & Supply Co. —West- Engiheering Equipment and Supply

Popp Co., Inc. j.

son,er Orth

ell Manufacturing' ; Oq.—Han- StocLham

& Stevenson,...Inc. Manufacturing Co.—Engi-1

Pott Oassels '& Williamson—Wa-rnetr . rieenng Inc.

Equipment and Supply Co.,

Barnes & Co., Ld.

Prince Line, Ld.—Warner, Barnes &; Straits S.S. Co.—Stevenson & Co.

Co., Ld. Sun Insce. Office—Kuen?;le & Streff, 1

Inc. . .x

Reading Sun Insurance Office, Burning

Lcl.—KerrRefriga-

& Co. j

ne.ring'Chain and Block

Equipment EndCorp.^Efigi-

Supply; Co., Superrex Petroleumn

tors—T. J, Wolff & Co., Inc. j

Inc. 1> .i umaA

RedVnood t Manufacturers Co. et- Engi- Swedish. Fast Asiatic.CfO-.'

, S.S..Pf.fhe

Co.—Inter-(

neering Equipment and Supply Ox, national pines

Harwe^ter' BhBiPi f

Inc.

RheinUietal Typewriter and Calculat- Swiss Serum and Vaccine Institute.

Basle, Switzerland—Inhelder, Wald >

ing Machines—John lanflahl, Inc.

Roosevelt Steamship Lines—Roosevelt Co,, Ld.

Steamship Go.

“Rotterdam iLloyd” Royal Mail Line TagliabUfe Manufacturing Co., C. J.n

—Eastern and Philippines Shipping Engineering Equipment and Suppl

Agencies, Ld. Co., luc.

AGENCIES—MANILA 81

Thiriez Perei and Fils, J., and Cartier Wenatchee Milling Co.—Munn & Co.,

—Bresson, Lille-Pkris—C. Kelling, 0 . (Ld.

Inc.

Thompson, Ld. (John) — Warner, Western Electric Co.—Western Equip-

ment & Supply Co.

Barnes & Co.

Thompson, Ld. (S. & J.)—Roosevelt Ct>.—Western Electric

Westinghouse . International

Equipment & Supply

Steffamship Agency, Inc. Co.

Thos Cook & Sop, Ld.—Warner Weston Electrical Instrument Corp.—

Barnes & Co., Ld. Western Electric & Supply Co.

Timber Roller Bearing Co.—C. M. White Horse Distilleries^ Ld.—Hanson,

Glousted & Co., Ld. Orth & Stevenson, Inc.

Tokyo Marine and Marine Insurance White Star Line—Warner, Barnes &

Co., Ld.—Warner, Barnes

Toolsteel Gear and Pinion Co.—C. M. William Powell Co. — Engineering

Lousted jfc Co., Ld. Equipment and Supply Co., Inc.

Transatlantic Steamship Go., Ld.— Wiremold Co.—Western Electric &

Roosevelt Steamship Agency, Inc. Supply Co.

Triplex Code Co.—Continental Supply

Co. Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ld.—

Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld.

Union National e de Paris—George, Yates American Machine Co.—Engi-

O’Farrell & Cie. neering Equipment and Supply Co..

Utrecht Export Co.—Hanson, Orth & Inc.

Stevenson, Inc. Yates-American Machine Co —Engi-

neering Equipment and Supply Co.,

Fan Camp Sea Food Go., Inc. San Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ld.—Hanson,

Pedio, Cal.—J. M. Glaiserman, Inc. Orth & Stevenson, Inc.

4'

|

:

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5G*

AGENCIES-IL0IL6

ILOILO

(For Details of Addresses, ttt., of Agents ^ee Preceding Sections)

Bank

son, Line—Hanson,

Inc. Orth & Steven- Mirrlees, Watson k Co., Ld.—War-

ner, Barnes & Co., Ld.

Bibby Line—Warner, Barnes & Co.,

Ld. National Fire Insurance Co.—War-

China Fire Insurance Co.—Warner, Nippon ner, Barnes k Co., Ld.

Barnes & Co.* Ld. Yusen Kaisha—Warner, Barnes

China Fire Insurance Co., Ld.— North; k Co., Ld.

Wise & Co., The China Insce. Co., Ld.—Wise

ct Co., Ld.

R. & J. Dick, Ld.—Warner, Barnes Pearl Assurance Co., Ld.—Warner,

& Co., Ld. Barnes •& Co., Ld.

Fuse Marine and Farine Insurafice Pritfde Line—Warner, Barnes k Co.,

Co., Ld.—Wlarner, B'arnes & Co., Ld,

Ld.

Royal Insurance Co., Ld.—Interna-

Clem Line, Ld.—International Harves- tional Harvester Co. of the Philip-

ter Co. of ithe Philippines

Guardian Assurance Co., Ld—Wise pines

& Co., Inc. Eea fhsce. Co., Ld.—Warner, Barnes

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld.— Sperry k Co., L(J.

Wise k Cou, Inc. Flour Qo.—Warner, Barnes &

Hongkong k Whampoa Dock Co.— States Co., Ld.

Ld.—Warner, Barnes & Co. Steamship Co.—Hanson, Orth

k Stevenson, Inc.

Iloilo Warehousing Corporation— Swedish East Asiatic S.S. Co.—Inter-

national Harvester Co. of the Philip-

Warner, Bames & Co., Ld.

Isthimian S.S Co. — International pines

Harvester Co. of the Philippines Thompson Water Tube Boilers, Ld.—

Law Union and Rock Insurance Co.— Tokyo Warner Barnes k Co., Ld.

Warner, Barnes & Co. Marine and Fire Insurance

Liverpool. London and Globe Insurance Ld. Co., Ld.—Warner, Bames k Co.,

Co., Ld.—Wise k Co., Inc.

Mirrlees, Bickerton k Day, Ld.— White Star Line—Warner, Barnes k

Co., iLd.

Warner, Barnes k Co., Ld.

AGENCIES—CEBU-ZAMBOANGA 83

C E E IT

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Ben Line—Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Norddeutscher Lloyd—Zuellig. Inc.

Inc. F- E->

British Traders’ Insurance Co.—Han-

son, Orth & Stevenson, Inc. Ocean S.S. .Co., Ld.—Hanson, Orth

and Stevenson, Inc.

-China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Hanson, Orth

tLd.—Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, k Stevenson, Inc.

Inc. Peninsular and Oriental Steam Naviga-

Connell Bros.—Forbes, Munn & Co. tion Co.—Hanson, Orth & Steven-

Ellerman Line—Hanson, Orth & Ste- son, Inc.

venson, Inc. Prudential Assurance Co.—Zuellig. Inc.

Findlater, Mackie &, Todd & Co.— Royal Insce. Co.---Fcirbes, Munn & Co.

Forbes, Munn & Co.

Olen (Line, Ld. — International Har- ' Scottish Union and National Insurance

vesters Co. of The Philippines Co.—Hanson, Orth & Stevenson,

Guardian Assurance Co. — Interna- ;Ipc.

tional Harvesters Co. of The Phi- Straits S. S. Co., Ld.—HanSon, Orth

lippines .•[& SSteve^spn^ Inc.

Isthmian S.S. Co. — International Swedish East Asiatic S.lS. Co.—In-

Ha-dvesters Co. of The Philippines ternational Harvesters Co. of The

Isuan Inc.—Forbes, Munn & Co. Philippines

Java-China-Japan Lijn — Hanson, Union Insurance Society of Canton,

Orth & Stevenson, Inc. iLd.—Hanson, Orth & Stevenson,

v & Jnc.

Marine Insurance Co., Ld-—Hanson,

Orth t 'Stevenson, Inc. Yorkshire Fire Insurance Co.. Ld.—

Meerkamp & Co.—Forbes, Munn & Co. Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc-

ZAMBOANGA

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Seinke & Co. (C. E.)—Wilson’s Engineering Works

BORNEO

SARAWAK

(t or Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Bata Shoe Company, Ld.—Tan Sum • Rud'ge-Whitwort-h, Ld. — Tan Sum

Guan & Son Guan & Son

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Singapore Cold Storage Co.—Tan

iLd.—Tan (Sum Guan & Son Sum Guan & Son

Ford Motor Co. of Malay, Ld.—Tan T. K. Choon Correspondent to “The

Sum Guam & Son Malaya Tribunfe^^-Tan Sum Guan

Manufacturers Life Assurance Go.—Tan & Son

Sum Guan & Son

New Zealand Insurance Co., !Ld. — Toye & Co., Ld., London—Tan Sum

Tan Sum Guan & Son ‘ Guan & Sdn ■

Orange-Crush Co., London, iLd.—Tan Union Assurance Society —Tan > Sum

Sum Guam & Son Guan k S°n

SANDAKAN

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Secti&ns)

Alliance Assurance Co.—North Borneo Schultheiss-Palzenhofer—North Borneo

Trading Co. Trading Co.

Sekong Rubber Co.—North Borneo

Bode Rubber Estates—North Borneo Trading Co.

Trading Co.

Bovril. Ld.—North Borneo Trading Co;. Texas Co., Inc.—North Borneo Trad-

Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Tuaran ing Co.

Co.—North Borneo Trading Co. Rubber Estates, Ld.—North

Borneo Trading Co.

New, Chambers & Co., Ld., England Virol, Ld.—North Borneo Trading Co.

—Sandakan Dispensary, Ld.

Sandakan Light and Power Co.— World Marine and General Insurance

North Borneo Trading Go. Co.—North Borneo Trading Co.

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CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

COVERING

JAPAN, CHINA, MALAYA, THE PHILIPPINES AND

AUSTRALIAN FOODSTUFFS.

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Bentleys & Bentleys Codes:

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CHINA Str’eet , ; ‘ ,

Hankow Lowe, Bingham & MATTHEws^-Hong

Kong and Shanghai IBank Building

Thomson & Obi-Union Buildings Thomson si’’Op.—1$,' Victoria Terrace

Yang & Go.—33, tRue de Paris Exten-

sion MALAYA'' '

Hong Kong Singapore

iLinstead & Davis—Gloucester Build- Derrick & Co, — Hongkong Bank

ing B uil ding, Oollyer Quay

Lowe, Bingham & Matthews — Evatt & Co.—Frerich Bank Buildings^

Mercantile Baili Building Raffles Place

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Product in China and Malaya

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the vrorlcl t)y those interested, in

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throughout the world, or from the Publishers:—

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to them? We appreciate your selling points.

We understand the mentality of these potential

customers of yours. If the goods are right such

a combination must produce sales.

Write to us for advice

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CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

COVERING

JAPAN, CHINA, MALAYA, THE PHILIPPINES AND

NETHERLANDS INDIA, ETC.

ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS Percy Smith, iSeth & Fleming-^6, Des

Yoeux Road, C.

JAPAN Roza, Cl A. da—Exchange Building

Kobe Thomson & Co.^fbrk Building, Cha-

ter Road

in;!.!,, T'AyUHi, Bmp & Co.—27, Naka- Peiping

mathi

Jewks, Peroivai, & Is ITT—100, Edo- Thomson & Co.—57, Sui An J?o Hu-

raachi . , tung)

Pears,on, Mapkie &. Co.—05, .Na-niAvar Shanghai

inachi . , ;;

Tokyo Beck & SvvanaP'17,-The Bund,

Harold Bell; Taylor & Co.—14; Ma- Darre, VII ;

Marcel—4, Avenue Edward

' ■

runouchi

Jenks, Peroivai, ofe Isitt—622, San- Line Building ' & Matthew s--Glen

i ,owe, Binghavi

shin Building, Hibiya

Pearson, Mackie & Co.-1—9, Higashi- Mortimer-Reid & Slek - IS,' Tin' Bund

machi, Marunouchi, !Kojimachi-ku ISeth, ’ofter 05. , C.—19, iKiukiang Road

Mancell,,& McLure—9, Avenue

Yokohama fdward' VII ’

Thomson fc Co.—2r .-("aiLton Ro*d

Jenks, Percival & Tsirr '45a, Yama- Tuck, JosepifSSBurkil]

shita-cho Road

Pearson, Maqkie ,.&t Co.—45a, Yama- Tientsin

shita-chb

PispHER, Emil,' ' S.—loi Hwa An

CHINA Str'eet ’ ; 1 .' ., ' .

Hankow Lowe, ’Bingham & Matthews—Hong

Kong and Shhughni Bapk Building

Thomson & Cd:—Union Buildings' Thomson ^’tip,—13, Victoria Terrace

Yang & Co.—33, tRue de Paris Exten- MALAYA’'

sion

Hong Kong Singapore

iLinstead & Davis—Gloucester Build- Derrick & Op,. — Hongkoug Bank

Buiiding, Collyer. Quay

ing

Lowe, Bingham Ik Matthews — 1 Evatt & Co.—French Bank Buildings^

Raffles Place

Mercantile Bank Building

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

86 ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS—ADVERTISING AGENTS

Gattev & Bateman, Inc. — Fullerton Batavia

Building.

Henshelavood, H.—Union Building j Hegie,

Fressen Hogeaa'F.g

C.

Lowe, Bingham & Dunman—4, Laid-

laAV Buildings Loyens & Volkmaars

McAuliffe, Davis & Hope—Union McAuliffe, Davis en Hope

Building Voo^en, H. J.

Moulton, Ld., E. S. & R. C.—Union Wolff, B.

Building

Rennie & Co., J. S. M.—9, De Souza PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Street

Smalley & €0.—23, Laidlaw Building Manila

Bayne & Co., Henry Hunter—P.Q.

Penang Box 589

Carrera & Co., Edward G.—H2r

Brown, Phillips & Stewart — 1a, Romero Salas, Ermita

Penang iStreet Clarke & Larkin—308, Masonic Tem-

Evatt & Co.—Chartered Bank Cham- ple

bers Fleming & Williamson — 217-219,

MoAuliffe, Davis & Hope—Chartered Roxas Building

Bank Chambers Garcia fc Garcia—Heacoek Building,

Escolta, Binondo

Perak Haskins & Sells—202 National City

Bank Building, Binondo

Brown, Phillips & Stewart—Hong- White, Page & Co;—P.O. Box 559“

kong Bank Building, Ipoh

Evatt & Co.—“ Times of Malaj^a ” Cebu

Building, 'Ipoh

Payne Davis & Co.—19, Hale Street, Walker, H. B.—P.Q. Box 100

Ipoh

Towers & Co. — Towers Chambers, BORNEO

Ipoh

Drummond & - Cp.—Jesseltqn & San-

Selangor dakan

Evatt & Co.—Mercantile Bank Build- ADVERTISING AGENTS

ings, Kuala Lumpur

Gibson, Anderson, Butler & Co —12, JAPAN

Market Street, Kuala Lumpur Kobe

Grenier & Co., Walter—Kwong Yik

Bank Buildings, Kuala Lumpur Benkyo-sha—S, Sakae-machi

Neill

Kuala Lumpur

Payne, Davis & Co.—Kuala Lumpur Far14-23,Eastern Adverstising Agency—

Naniwa-machi

Nippon Kokuku—90, Tamoni-dori

NETHERLANDS INDIA Taiyo Kokoku G. K.—76, Kitanagasa-

dori

Sumatra

McAuliffe, Davis & Hope—Nillmij Kyoto

.Building, Medan Keikwasha, Ltd.—Karasumaru Sanjo

CLASSIFIED LItST OF TRADES

ADVERTISING AGENTS 87

Nagasaki Hong Kong

Nagasaki Shobi-do, K. K.—67, Enotsu- Advertising and Publicity Bureau, Ld.,

machi The— St. George’s Building

Forbes Printing and Advertising-

Nagoya Service—18- loe House Street

Keika-sha—3, Shin Yanagi-machi Hong Kong Publishing Bureau—Asia

Life Building (2nd floor)

Yuko-sha—Kyo-machi International Advertising Agency—

33, Queen’s Road Central

Osaka Millington, Ltd.—5, Queen’s Road

Centra]

.Asahi Kokuku K. K.—28, Kawara- Montgomery Advertising Co. — 10,

maehi Queen’s Road Central

Benkyo-sha—68, Doyama-cho Roxor Advertising Service Ex-

®ai-Ichj Kokoku-sha—20, Imabashi change Building

Hogi-sha—27, iKyomachi-hori Universal Advertising Agency—10,

MAXifEN'SHA, Ltd.—35, Koraibashi , iDes Voeux Road, Central

Manshi-sjha—3, Dojima Kami-cho Shanghai

Naigan Kokoku-sha—2, Chisimo

Eekdensha—70, Takatsu-cho Acme Advertising Agency—225, Sze-

Tokyo Nkon K. 'K.—53, Sonezaki- chuen Road

Naka Asia Decorating & Advertising Co.—

Toyosha—38, Awazakami-cho 74, Szechuen Road

China Advertising Service — 4-5,

Tokyo Yuen Ming Yuen Road

China Commercial Advertising

Advertiser Publishing & Printing Agency—>2, Hong Kong-.Road

Co.—2, Ginza Carl Crow, Inc.—16, Jinkee Road

Daido Tsushin-sha—3, Minamiseki China Publicity Co.—501, Paoshan

Eiko-sMa—10, Kakigaracho Road

Far232, Eastern Advertising Agency— Isida Association—216, Szechuen Rd.

Asaimadai Millington, Ltd.—113, Avenue Ed-

Keihin-do.—6, Kajiyamachi | ward YII

Ki^ran-sha—12, Nishikicho Mutual Advertisers, Ltd. — 6, Kiu-

Hachigen-sha—Minagawa Building kiang Road

North China Daily News & Herald,

J Haten-sha—8, Torishio Ltd.—17, Szechuen Road

TRANS-PACfFic Advertising & Service 'Oriental Press, The—113-5, Avenue

Bureau—1, Uchiyamate-dori Edward VII

Vee Loo Advertising C0,—202, Shan-

Yokohama tung Road

O'dell’s Service Bureau—66, Yama- Tientsin

shi£a-cHo

•CHINA Modern China Advertising Co.—46,

Heng An Lee

Hankow North China Advertising Co.—115,

Rue de Chaylard

WdlingService j Peiyang Advertising Qo.—42, Rue de

-P.O. Box 2SAdvertising Agency Paris

CLASSIFIED LI’ST OF TRADES

88'- ADVERTISING AGENTS-AEROPLANES AND ACCESSORIES

Tsingtao p ESTiNGHotrsE AliiBSUOiu' Co.—Maru-

iiouchi Building

Dremback, E. M. H.-hP'O.’; Box l«3'

MALAYA CHINA

Singapore Hankow

Advertising and Publicity Bureau China National Aviation Corporation

| —53, Sankiao Street ,

MeyEr Chambers

Amalgamated Publicity: ‘ Service—^'4, Hong Kong

Robinson Road

Fishers, Ld. -Capitol Theatre.' iSiam- Arnhold & Co,, Ltd.—Gloucester

f ord [Roa d 1 Building

Masters. Ltd.—Si, Cecil Street' Far East Aviation Co., Ltd.—Asiatic

Royal Advertising and Bill Posting Building

Co., Ltd. —163, Mouimeln Road Harper & Co., Ltd., Wallace— 745,

Penang Nathan Rond, Kowlppn

INOARLES-A^uq ;i^.pPPLY Qo.f-GJo.UQBg^ir.

Filai News, The,--1 ^ Bangkok Road LamBuilding Wing. Yan Co.—313, Hennessy

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Road

Progressive CO., The — 8, ; South:

Manila Arcadej -GIpnoester Bui 1 ding

Cross Neon LiGHT8-^334y:, San Loui^, Sander, Wieler & Co.—5, Des Voeux

Road Central

Ermita.

Philippine Advertising Co^pop.ation Canton

P.O. Box 2640

AEROPLANES AND ACCESSORIES Progressive Oo.; The—P.O. Box 42

n JAPAN ... o Shanghai

Kobe Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.—4r

Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Kawanish'i Kgkhku KsK.—V, Daito Arnhold & Co., Ltd. -I, Nanking Rd.

Naruo-mura China National Aviation Corpora-

Fawashavi Zosi:n sho- - H i srash i shiriiw tion—3, Canton Road

ke-sho Far East Aviation Co.—227, See-

Nagoya chiieu Road

Jardine Engineering Corporation—

Aicki Tokei iDenki 'K.K. lo.' Fuma 8a, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

kata Chitose-cho

Mitsubishi Aircraft Co'.—7, Oye-cho NETHERLANDS INfDIA

Tokyo Batavia

IshiKAirajima itiKOKi 'Seisaku-cho—7, Royal Netherlands Indian Airways—

P.O. Box 56

Nishinoka-dori

Kikyo Seisakh-sho—Oriki-bashi PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Mitsubishi Kokiu-ki—4,. Marunouchi

Nakajima Hiroki Seisaku-sho—Yura

ku Building Manila

Nihon Kokh Yuso KJK.—Marunou- Philippine Aerial Taxi Co. 183*

chi Building David Binondo

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

ALUMINIUM—ARCHITECTS AND SURVEYORS 8'J

ALUMINIUM (V) LIMITED

3 G^-ITTOTT IE\LO_A-XD

SHANGHAI

ALUMINIUM IN ALL COMMERCIAL FORMS

ALUMINIUM CHINA

JAPAN Shanghai

Aluminium (V) Ltd. — 302, Robert

Osaka Dollar Building

iLaminoirs Chinois IVAluminium, S.

Asia Aluminium KJK.—1, Imaiiashi 1 —Corner Meichow apd Hochien

Bkndo Aluminium Keijo—S26, Urae- Roads

cho ARCHITECTS AND SURVEYORS

Daiki KouYO-SHO-r^ii, ymabuchi-cho JAPAN

Ikeda Aluminium Kigu Seizosho—

tL')3,. Namba Inari-uu«;hi Kobe

EWAShi .iSHiNZO-—48,. Funabashi-dori.

Mabuju; Aluminium Seizo-sho—J,' (Ter Asai Ichikawa Kaison iSeisax-sho—

rashima-cho Meikai Building

N AacAMAN.: Shoten-ASQ^; i Inaiu-chu -. •. Fegen, F. H.—88, Naka-machi

Naniwa Aluminium EoGY’b 'K. K.— Fujimori Kaiji J imiisho—7, Kaigan

3, Izu-machi dori

Nihon Aluminium Seizo-shcm-19, Ura Goto Kaijo i Jimusho—39, Shimorya-

Kita-machi mate^dori

Osaka Aluminium Seisaku-sh6—1361, Inouye IKaui Jimusho—7, Nakaya-

Namba Nakuragawa mateHori

Sanya Aluminium .SViSAku?sli'o — ST',-' Ladyjensky, L. N.—Meikei Building

Minami Sakaigawa Morse, F. S.—O.S.K. Building, Room

Toa Aluminium i Seisaku-sho - - 926, 403, 5, Kaigan-dori

Inari-cho Nakamura Srinsaburo—Shosen Bldg.

Yukioka Aluminium ‘EdsAKu-cHo—695, Nippon Kaiji Kentei Kyoyai—2, Kai-

Ichipka-chp gan-dori

Owston & Co., Ltd., F.—72, Kyo-

Tokyo machi

Reid, S.—Toyo Bui!ding. 7, Harima

Asia Aluminium 'Co.—7,^Muiomachi machi

CLASS'IFlfiD LIST OF TUADE®

90 ARCHITECTS AND SURVEYORS

Tanaka, Hisao — 54, Nakayamate- ' ' ' ; ' CHINA

j Yl Geo.—60,

Win T~J f\A I I 1i \ /

TJra-machi Canton

— Brameld. Thomas — Chartered Bank f

Kyoto Building

N Jshimatsu-gumi—N anzen j i Shimoka- Chau & Lee—57, Tai Ping Maloo |

jvara-machi f South

SftiMiDZu-GUMi—iShimotachiuri ijAsiMERT & Son, C. H.—27, British !

T.vkenaka Komtj-ten—Mibu Siyaku- Liang, Concession, Shameen.

jlori Y. W.—252, Yat Tak Road

Y|maTORA-gumi G. iK.—AinO-maohi Dairen

Osaka Evers, H.—61, Sakura-machi

AtADA-Gumi—358, Nakamichidori . Fukusjio & Co.—213, Yamagatardori j

Aoki-gcaii—17, Kita Ajikawa oho

Cho^ennosuke— 17,'^Awa] i-machi" Foochow

Hasegaava Tokumat'sl—2-105, Minami- Fukien ConstructoN^Bureau

j i nia-cho

Incite Goshi Kaisha—30, Tosabori Hong Kong

KovA>iA-(u:.\ii—3, Suiwai-tRo 1 Brandt & Co.—P.O.,Bqx 272

Nakanishi Hideji—9, Talisumi-chb Carmichael & Clark—Queen’s Build-

ObayashLgttmi—75, Kyobashi ins

Okamoto gumi—3, Yariya-cho i St Lee—9, Queen’s Road Central

Osaka Hashimoto-gumi—WS, Nojim- Chau Credit Foncier & ’Extreme Orient—

bashi 5, Queen’s Road Central

Voexes & Co.—iDaidb ^eimei Bldg. Denison. Ram & Gibbs.—Alexandra

Yamada-gttmi—910, Inari-cho Building

Moji and Shimonoseki Goddard & Douglas—Alexandra Bldg.

Hall Sl Hall—20-22, Queen’s Road Ctl.

Nutter & Co.—Osaka Mainiehi Bldg. Hazeland & GoNEtiLA — 22,. Queen’s-

Ro/ad Central

Wuriu Shokai—5, iKarata-machi Hong Kong Realty & Trust Co., Ltd.

Tokyo —Exchange Building

Lane, Alfred, J.—China Building

Demizugumi—’14, Tamamachi Leigh & Orange—P. & O. Building,

Ichikaava, S.—1, Yurakucho Des Vceux Boad Central

Iida Shoten—60, Yamashita Shibixya Little, Adams & Wood—York Build-

ing, Chater Road

Konoike-gumi—3, Sauj ukken-bori

Nippon Doboxcu K.K.—5, (Kauefusa- Palmer & Turner Alexandra Building

Raven A Basto—Prince’s Buildings

dho

Nyholm, S. N.—518, Mitsui Building Samy, A. P.—88, Bonham Road

Raymond Antonin—1640, Tokyo Kaijo Hankow

Building, Marunouchi

iSone & Chujo—13, Naka-dori Hemmings & Berkeley—Ching Ming

Vories & Co.—Fujiyama Building Building, S.A.ID.3.

Hempel, G. H.—17, Yih Yuan Road

Yokohama Nielsen & Malcolm—Racine Building

Kruger, Kenneth F. H.—P.O. Box F.C.

m Sachse, R.—S.A.D. Bund

CLASS IFIK l) LIST OF TRADES

ARCHITECTS A^D SERVE lrORS 9t

Harbin C^cang, T.—212, Kiangse Road

How ard-Ford, F.—42, Strachavaia St. City Realty Co., Ltd.—12, The Bund

Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient—

Kiukiang Sassoon House, The Bund

Lipporte, J.H.—Ruling Cumine & Co., Lp.—48, Szechuen Rd.

Dah

tionYao Engineering

Co.—3, & Construc-

Museum Road

Mukden

Davies & Brooke—21, Jinkee Road

Marcks, Lothar She I Wei Lou Durst, M. H. R.-^-20, Museum Road

Nanking Eastern Asia Architects & Engineer-

Fittkau, H.—1, Yu Hwa Hsiang, Fan, ing’ Core., Ltd.—20, Museum Road

Chung San Road Robert—29, Sizechuen Road

Peiping Fittkau, II.—20, Museum Road

Gonda, C. H.—21, Museum Road

Basel & Frey—63a, Ta Fang Chia Gray, John -106, Szeehuen Road

Hutung

China Radiator Co.—311. Chao Yang Great Bund

China Realty Co., The—6, The

Men Street Hall and Hall—26, Museum Road

Hussey, Harry—1, Ta Soochow Hu- Hassard, Elliott—6, Szechuem Road

tung

Kendal, R. R.—1, Tsung Pu Hutung Road E/—29, Yuen Ming Yuen

Hudec, L.

Leth, Moller & Co.—32, Hsi Hsung Krivoss, B. —2*33, Szechuen Road

Pu Hutung

Kun Lee Engineering Co., Ltd. — 9,

Shanghai Foochow Road

Algar & Co., Ltd.—5, Hongkong Road Kyetay

Avenue;

Engineering Corporation—38,

Edward YII

Asia Realty* Co.—50, Nanking Road Lee, Poy G.—20, Szfechuen Road

Atkinson & Dallas. Ltd.—26, Peking Leonard and Veysseyre — 263, Avenue

Road Joffre

Berents, HANSr- 511-512, Glen Build- Lester, Johnson & Morriss—1, Kiu-

ing, The Bund

Brandt & Rodgers, Ltd.—391, Kiang- Lu,kiang Road

Y. C- & Lee, Poy G.—29, Szechuen

se Road Road

Busch, E.—218, Kiangse Road

Calatroni, Hsieh & Co.—14, Kiukiang LuthyRoad

& Co., C. (S.A.)—212, Kiangse

Road

Carmichael, Lennox A Gray—106, Sze- Road Kay Pah - 588b, Connaught

Miao

chuen Road: Milne, F. E.—29, Szechuen Road

Central China Realty^ Co., Ltd.—36a, Minutti & C'ie—25, Rue Chu Pao

Avenue Edward VII iSan

China Realty Co.—70, Szechuen Road Owata Engineering Corporation—40,

Central Realty Co.—25, Jinkee Road Ningpo Road

Chang Foong Realty Co.—12, Kiu- Palmer & Turner—1, Canton Rd.

kiang Road E. iS. J. Phillips—6, Szechuen Road

Chao & Chen—40, .Ningpo Road Powell, Sidney J.—74, Szechuen Rd.

Chollot, J. J.—SSCTtite Marcel Tilloi Read, W. S.—6, Kiukiang Road

Chollot, L. A-—2, Peking Road

Chollo't, P.—9, Avenue Edward VII Republic Land Investment Co.—21,

Yuen Ming Yuen Road

C LA HSU'I El) LIST OF TRACES

92 ARCHITECTS ANB SURVEYORS—ASBESTOS

Rowland, G. Vaughan—349, Avenue Snow & Co., M. Li—Exchange Build-

tlu Roi Albex't ing ,

Spence, Robinson & Partners- 3, Pek- Tsinan

ing Road

Suhr, K. H.—96, Peking Road Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient

Tesdorpf, Hannig & Co.—371/3, Ave.

du Roi Albert on MALAYA

Thunder, Charles- 3, Caii'toaV Road Singapore

Tilley, Percy—6, Kiukiang Road

Union Land Investiment Go.—74. Sze- Arbenz and Brewer—LTnion Building

ehuen Road

ArAN'' Uorback, T. B.—367, .Kiangse Chung Building

and WoNG-'-^th floor, Union

Road Lim and Seah—13b, Change Alley

Yabon, ; A. J.—770, Rue Borgeat Mackie, D. D.—18, Winchester House

Swatow Ritchie and BisseT--(U3, Union Bldg.

Best &j Co„ H. C.—P.O. Bo Savan and . Maclaren Hong (Kong

Bank Chambers

Tientsin Wilsqn, Oscar—Chartered Bank Bldg.

Wong & Co., S. Y.—44-45, Raffles

Anderson, H. McClure-l, Victoria Place

Road Perak

Arnoult Soc. des Anciens—Akiyama

Road Brash ; and < Smith—^Pjusing

BoNNurfi, T. — *26, Corso. * Vittorio

Emamieje Penang

Borrows & Co.—Liddell’s Building iKrfgnerlg

Brossari- AIopin—110, Rue de ! France Craik, D. MoILeod—39, Beach Street

Chinese Engineering Co. — Hsin Yi NETHERLANDS INDIA

Li, Bristow. Road

Cook ANDERso^r—-63, Victoria. Road Batavia

Corinth & Co.—194, Woodrow Wilsdn FermOXt Cuypers, N. V.—Molehvlies

gtjjeet. : Oost SO

Fleet, H. A.—143, Meadows Road

Ceyling, R.—49, Bromley Road PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Hemmings & Parkin—73, Consular

Road Manila

Hua Sheng Co.—80, Kotobuki Road Gabler-Gummert, a.—139-143, Juan

Hunke & Muller—20, AVusih Road Lii-na, Binondo

Kavan C'ku & Co.--11,, Rue du Mare- Morton & Ericksen, Inc. — iDerham

chal Foch Building, Port District

iJm'up iV Youn'g—-106, Rue de Paris Nelson & Co., C. B. -212-214, De iLos

Sirtori, Ing. L.—Race Course Road Reyfcs Building

. ; Tsingtao

) . L__10 fi'O.J T ■ ASBESTOS

Bo.osf-lN Go.—10, Anhui Road JAPAN

1)eh Dji Construction . 'Co—43, Kobe

Kuang^si. Road

Lennox & Co,., J.—47, Hunan Road Ando Asbestos Shoten—9, Higashi de-

Oster, F. -12, Lung Shan Road machi

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

ASBESTOS

Asrpo Asbestos Packing Mantji'aCtitr-5 Yokohama

ing Co.—90, Shiriike-kia-maclii

Japan Asbestos iSlate Manufacturing Asahi Hanbai K.K.—49, Hon-oho

Co.—83* KitanRgasa-dori Matsui Packing Seisakusho—23, Hi

Xi kkO'SHA—2, Matsumoto-dori rarijiipia ciio

Morikawa Shoten—9, Ishikawa-cho

Taihei Packing Manufacturing Co^-' Orkubo,

9, Hosoda-cho Asbesto Shoten—38, Kit;v

Takamatsu Asbestos Industry — 200, Sato Naka-dori

H igashide-machi Asbesto Skokai—164, Hiuamma

cho

Osaka Suzuki Asbesto 'Kc^yo^ho -2883, Ko-

yasu-cho

Asaba Chozo—Maki-cho Yokohama Sekimen Kogyosho—3497.

Asahi Hambai K.K. — 14, iDojima Aoki -.cho,

;

Hama dori

Goryo Yoko—27, Awabori CHINA

Hayashi ShGtt!n—9, • NakanoshHln a Hongkong

Miyoshi Ishiwata Kogyo' K.K.—10,

Itachibori Eastern Asbestos Co. , The — 2,

Nippon Asbestos Ltsabo Mina- Prince’s BuiMlng

mi-dori Jardine Engineering , Corporation—

Osaka . Asbestos Kogyo K.K. 1, 'Na- 14, Pedaer Street

katsu Hama-cHo Loxley & Co., W. R—York Building,

Skttsu Asbesto IK.K.—Kanda Bldg. Ohater Road

Tomoe Packing Seizo-sho—73, Ebisu- Ross & Co., Alex;—Prince's Building

machi Shewan, Tomes k 'Co.—St. George’s

Yoshikawa Shok/vi % K.—Tariu- Building, Chater Road

mura Wicking & Go., Harry—Prince’s

Yosuoka Shoji K.K. — 50, Utsubo Building

Minaini-dori

Tokyo Arai & Cjo. —12, Hankow Road

Hamano Shokai—5, Kurame-cho Associated Agencies

Ito Kojo Eiovo-siro—8, Ginza -A 14, Kiangse Road(Far East), Ltd

Natori Ishiwata-bu—1, Hakozaki-cho Calder-Marshall

Building

& Co.—Glen Line

Nihon Asbesto K!K. >530, Koseki China United Trading Co.—623, Rue

Kita iShinagawa-juku Lafayette

Nippon Asbesto Co.—7, Minami Nabe Davie, Boag k Co.—345, Hongkong k

cho Shanghai Bank Building, 12, The

Okahara Yoshiju Shoten—l‘ Ucbisai- Bund

wai-cho

Sakurai Shokai-^54, Minami Kayaba- Elliston,

Ming Yuqn Road

Pugh & Co.—24, Yuen

cho Fagan & Co., Ltd.—261, Kiangse

Santai Shokai—5, Hachikan-cho ' tjRrtsrtcria A 3rto>i3"oH

Takahashi Kiyoshi Shoten—30; : Ta- Innis & Riddle (China);

ineike-cho i ue,n Ming Yuen Road

Tokuhara Shoten—2, Matsukawa-cho Jacks

Toyo Asbesto Shokai—160, Shirokane Road & Co., Wm.—1, Hongkong

Sanko-cbo.

Tsutsui Hide Shoten—7, Kobiki-cho Jardine Engineering Corporation—

8, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

94 ASBESTOS—BANKS.

Langdon & Co., E. W.—151, Avenue Kobe Okazaki Bank, Ltd.—35, Nishi-

Foch machi

Scott, J. A.—P.O. Box 1097 Konoike Bank, Ltd.—Sakae-machi

Shun Kee Co.—A 1097, Broadway Mitsubishi Bank, Ltd.—10, Aioi-cho

Wah Foung & Co.—A 1296, Broadway Mitsui Bank, Ltd.—8, Sakae-machi

Wallem & Co.—34, Canton Road National City Bank of New York-

Walworth International Co. — 29, 38, Naka-machi

Szechuen Road Netherlands Trading Society—S3,

Zee & Sons—A1299, Broadway Kyo-machi

Tientsin Netherlands India Commercial Bank

—38, Naka-machi

Harper & Co., Ralph.—Robert Dollar Nippon Kogyo Ginko, Ltd.—36, Na-

kao-machi

Building

Hua Sheng Co.—80, 'Kotobuki Road Nomura Bank—34,

Nomura Sakae-machi

Securities Co.—36, Naka-

MALAYA machi

Singapore Sanju-Hachi Bank—7, Sakae-machi

Sumitomo Bank, Ltd.—12, Sakae-ma-

chi

Bell’s Asbestos Eastern Agency, (Ltd. Yamaguichi

—O, Bonham Building Bank—iSakae-machi

AUDITORS (See under Yasuda Bank—5, Sakae-maehi

Accountants') Yokohama Specie Bank—26, Sakae-

machi

AUTOMOBILES (See Motors)

BANKS Kyoto

JAPAN Aichi Bank—Marumachi-nishi, Yojo

Aikoku Chokin Ginko—Oike Shimo

Kobe iDai-Iciii Bank, Ltd. — Karasumaru,

Bank of Chosen—Sakae-machi Sanjo-Sagaru

Bank of Japan—25, Kyo-machi Fudo Saving Bank—Tomikoji-nishi

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—45, Naka-ma Japan maru

Hypothec Bank, Ltd.—Karasu-

chi Jugo Bank, Ltd.—Karasumaru Nishi-

Banque Franco-Japonaise—36, Naka- kikoji-sagaru

rriachi

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Kaavasaki

maru

Hundred Bank—Karasu-

& China—67, Kyo-machi

Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos. -P.O. Box Kawasaki

higashi

Saving Bank—Yanagibaba-

398

Dai-Ichi Ginko, Ltd.—Sakae-machi Kqnoikf Bank—Karasumaru-nishi

Deutsch-Asiatische

wa-machi Bank—26, Nani- Mitsubishi Bank, Ltd.—Karasumaru

Nagoya Bank—Muro-machi

Fujimoto Bill Broker Bank—Sakae- Nippon Savings Bank—Fuya-machi,

machi Yojo

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Nomura Bank—Takaura-nishi

Corporation—2, The Bund

Hyogoken Noko Ginko, Ltd.—13, Sa- Osaka do

Savings Bank—Fuyamachi-ka-

kae-ma(?hi

Jiigo Ginko. Ltd.—35, Nakao-machi Sumitomo Bank, Ltd.—Higashinotoin

Kawasaki One Hundred Bank, Ltd.— Yamaguichi Bank—Karasumaru

Sakae-machi Yasuda Bank—Karasumaru

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BANKS (JAPAN) 95

Kyushu Yamaguichi Ginko—iSakae-machi

Busen Ginijo, Ltd.—Kita-machi, iShi- Yasuda Bank—3, Minami, Otsu-machi

Yokohama Specie Bank—Shinyanagi-

mo, Beppu maehi

IIamawaki Ginko, Ltd.—Beppu

Oita Gogod Ginko—Aza Beppu Osaka

Ryoho Ginko—Beppu Aichi Bank, Ltd.—Hon-machi

Moji Bank of Chosen—18, Imabashi

Bank of Japan—23, Nakanoshima

Bank of Japan—Nishi Hon-machi Bank of Taiwan, Ltd —23, Kitahama

Dai-Ichi Ginko—Nishi Hon-machi Dai Ichi Ginko—35, Korabashi

Mitsui Bank—Higashi Hon-machi Fujimoto Bill Brokers Bank, Ltd.—

Moji Bank—Higashi Hon-machi 30, Kitahama

Sumitomo Bank—Nishi Hon-machi Furukawa Ginko, Ltd.—11, Imabashi

Tasuda Bank—Hon-machi Hypothec Bank of Japan—2, Awaji-cho

Kajima Bank, Ltd.—1, Tosabori

Nagasaki Kawasaki Hundredth Bank—^Korai-

Fudo Chochiku Ginko—60, Nishi Kobe bashi, Higashi-ku

Kamano-machi bashi,Okazaki

Mitsui Bank, Ltd.—72, Nishihamano- Konoike

Bank, Ltd.—7, Ima-

Higashi-ku

machi Bank, Ltd.—Imabashi

Aagasaki Noko Ginko—Omura-cho Mitsubishi Bank—16, Imabashi

Mitsui Bank, Ltd.—1, Koraibashi

iSaesho Bank, Ltd.—Motokony.a-cho Nagoya.

Yasuda Bank, Ltd.—33, Motoshita- NationalGtnko- 10, Bingo-'machi

City Bank of New York—

machi 34-35, Kitahama, Higashi-ku

Yokohama Specie Bank—4, Umegasaki- Nippon KocVo Ginko—1, Koraibashi

machi

17th Bank, Ltd.—27, Higashihama-cho Nippon Shintaku Ginko—Imabashi

38th Bank, Ltd.—107, Tsuki-machi Nomura Bank, Ltd.—21* Bingo-machi

Osaka Noko Ginko—27, Kitahama

Nagoya Osaka Savings Bank—Fushimi-cho

Aichi Bank, Ltd.—18, Miyuki Hon- Showa Ginko, Ltd.—35, Bingo-machi

Sumitomo Bank, Ltd.—22, Kitaihama

machi

Aitchiken Noko Ginko—3, Sinsakae- Yamaguic*!

machi

Bank, Ltd.—55, Kawara-

machi

Bank of Japan— Sakae-machi Yasuda Bank, Ltd.—12, KoKaibashi

Dai Ichi Ginko—Shimozono-cho Yokohama Specie Bank—5. Kitahama

Fujimoto Bile Broker Bank—Miyuki 15th Bank, Ltd.—23, Awajima-machi

Hon-maehi 18th Bank, Ltd.—60, Okawa-cho

Ito Ginko, Ltd.—Miyuki Hon-machi 34th Bank—5, Koraibashi

Meiji Bank, Ltd.—11, Sakae-machi

Mitsubishi Bank — Minami Naka- Shidzuoka

shima

Mitsui Bank, Ltd.—2, Shinyanagai- Aicht 0 rneo—-Gofuku-chb

Hamamatsu 0 tnko—Gofuku-cho

machi

Murase Gineo—4, Sakae-machi Nippon Kangyo Ginko—Ohte-cho

Nagoya Bank, Ltd.—1, Sakae-machi Shidzuoka Ginko —Gofuku-cho

Nomura Ginko, Ltd.—Sakae-machi Si: gura G inko—Ryogae-cho

CLASS r PI ED LIST QF TRADES

JH> BANES' tJAPAN, CHINA)

Tokyo Yokohama

Bank of Cbosen, Ltd.—4, Ote-machi Bank of Taiwan, Ltd—33, Niho.no-

dori

Bank of Japan—Honryogae-cho Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Bank of Taiwan-^, Marunouehi & China—18, Nihon-Odori

Banque Pkanco-Japonaise—26, Gufu- Dai-Ichi Ginko, Ltd.—46, Hon-oho

kucho Fujimoto Bill Broker Bank—10, Hon-

Chartered Bank of India, Australia cho

& China—YuseH Building

Chosen Shokusan Ginko—Marunou- Hongkong and Shanghai Bank—2, Ya-

mashita^cho

chi Building Jugo Ginko—23, Ota-machi

Dai Ichi Ginko—^ Kabuto-qho Kanagawa-ken Noko Ginko—1, Saku-

Fujimoto Bill Broker Bank, Ltd.— ragi

18, Kitamaki-cho Kawasaki Hundredth Bank, Ltd.—41,

Fujita Ginko, Ltd.^-6, Ginza Hon-cho

Furukawa Ginko—'Sentomono-cho Mitsui Bank, Ltd.—20, Honcho

Hokkaido Tajcushoku Ginko—18, Ma- National City Bank ok New York-

i-unouchi 74, Yamashita-cho

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank—14, Nederlandsch Indisch Handelsbank—

Marunouchi 17, Nihon Odori

Jugo Ginko, Ltd.—2, KoMki-cho, Sumitomo Bank, Ltd.—29, Hon-oho

Kajima Ginko—1, Tori Watanabe Ginko, Ltd.—19, Minato-cho

Kanda .Ginko, Ltd.—26, Sakamoto-cho Yasuda Ginko, Ltd.—44j Hon-cho

Eawasaki-One-Hundredth Bank, Ltd. Yokohama Koshin Ginko—64, Benten-

11, Tori dori

Koike Bank, Ltd —Tokyo Kaijo Bldg. Yokohama iSpecie Bank, Ltd. — 83r

Konoikb Ginko—2, Minami Shimbori Minami Naka^dori

Mitsubishi Bank, Ltd.—5, Marunou-

chi FORMOSA

Mitsui Bank—Suruga-eho

National City Bank of New York— Bank of Taiwan- -Taihoku

New Tokyo Kaijo Building China Southern 'BANK--Taihoku

Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank— Shoka Ginko—Taihoku

8, Marunouchi

IN Taiwan Shoku Ginko—Taihoku

Nippon

bashi-kuG kg—Honryogae-cho Nihon- KOREA

Nippon Kogyo Ginko—8, Marunouchi Bank of Chosen-110, Nandaimon.

Nippon Kwangyou Gtnko 1, Uchisai- Keijo

wai-cho Chosen, Shokusan Ginko—Seoul

Nomura Ginko—11, Tori Kan Icho Ginko—Keijo

Showa Ginko—Kanafuki-cho Yamaguchi Gtnko—Keijo

Sumitomo Bank—1, Tori Yasuda Bank—Keijo

Tohoku

cho Jitsugyo, Gtnk9pLtd.—Teppo- Plaisant Frkres—5, Horaicho

Tokyo-fu Noko> Ginko—1, Marunouchi CHINA

Yamaguichi-Ginkq—Hon-cho

Yasuda Bank, . Ltd.—Eiraku Building, Amoy

Ote-rnachi

Yokohama Specie Bank—2, Honrypgao- Amoy Commercial Bank

cho Bank of China—ii, Sui Siea Road

CLAiSSpiED LIST OF TEADES ,

BANKS (CHINA)

Bank of Taiwan

China and South Sea Bank

Hongkong a^d, Shanghai Bj^njc Cor- Bank of China—148, Chefoo Road

Bank of Communications—:7;, Ferguson

poration ’ ■ ' ' ' ' Road

International ^Savings . SoejEiv—20, Chartered Bank of India, Australia

The Bund & China

Nepkrlandsch Indisckp Handelsbank Hongkong and iShanqhai Banking

N.V. Corporation

Overseas, • Chinese

» i Bank, Ltd.

. International Savings Society—20,

Antung Canton Road

Bank of China Dairen

Bank of Chosen Bank of China—Central Circle

Canton Bank of Chosen—2, Nishi-odori

Bank of Communications—12, Oyama-

Bank of Canton-^—West Bund . dori

Bank of East Asia, Ltd.—Tai Ping Bank of Manchuria—69, Ise-machi

Nam Road s (Dairen Commercial Bank—-57 Nishi-

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—British Conces- dori

sion, Shameea Hongkong and Shanghai Bank—47,:

Banque de l’Indochine—^Shameen Echigo-cho

Chartered Bank of India, Australia National City Bank of New York,

The—Okura Building, 14, Yama-

& China—Shameen gata-dori -

Deutsch Asiatische Bank—8, British Yokohama Specie Bank—Central CL

'Concession, Shameon cle

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking

Corf.—Centra! Avenue. Shameen ' Foochow

International Savings Society — P.

O. Box 27 Bank of China

Ka Wah Savings Bank, Ltd.—Tai Bank of Taiwan

Ping Road South

iKwangtung , Provincial Bank South, Chartered Bank of India, Australia

& China—C/o. iDodwell & Co., Ltd.

MW woW To

National. Qity Bank York - Hongkong

Corporation

and Shanghai Banking

Shameen

National Commercial & Savings Hankow

Bank, Ltd.—11, Taiping Malop

Yien Yieh Commercial BanIc — 2. Bank of Canton—Yangtze

Bank Of China-1—Sin Seng Road

Road

Second Road, West Bund Bank of Taiwan—18, Taiping Road

Yokohama Specie Bank—P.O. Box 27 Banque Beige Pour TEtramger

Changchun 87a, Poyang Road

Banr; of China Banque de I’Indochine—The Bund,

F. C.

Bank of Chosen—l3‘, Iwai-machi Central Bank ’-op China—8, Iteh

Chungking Street

Chartered Bank of. India, Australia

International (Savings Society and China

The Mei Feng Bank of iSzechuen •Chekiang Hupeh Road

Industrial Bank, Ltd.—

Young Brothers Banking Corp. Continental Ba'&Ic—7,' Rue Dautremer

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

98 BANKS (CHINA, HONG KONG)

Credit Foncier Orient— Bank

Central

of China—4, Queen’s Road;

4, Rile Clemenceau

Deutsgh Asiatischij , Bank -7 ,S.A.D. Bank of East Asia, Ltd., The—10,

Bund Des Vceux Road Central

Hankow Bank Ltd.—19, SeickurGai,. Bank of Taiwan—3, Des Vceux Road

J. C. ' Central

Hongkong and Shanghai 5.^nking Banque de I’lndochine — French

Corporation—British Bund Bank Building

International Savings Society — 7, Banque Commerce Franco-Chinoise pour Le

et de I’lndustrie—

French Bund Prince’s Building

National City Bank of New York— Chartered Bank of India, Australia

P.O. Box 25 , & China—3, Queen’s Road Central

National

Sing -SengCommercial

Road Bank, Ltd.— Chase Bank The—6, Queen’s Road

National .Commercial and Sayings Cook Central

Bank—40, Avenue de Marcilly & Son, Thos.— Queen’s Building

Kincheng Banking Corporation—9, Credit

Sin Sen Road

Foncier d’Extreme Orient—

French Bank Building

Shanghai Commercial & Savings Ho Hong Bank, Ltd.—13, QueenV

Bank, Ltd. -30, Taiping Rd., S.A.D. 3 Road Central

Yien Yieh Commercial Bank—Hupeh Hongkong Savings Bank--!, Queen’s

Road Central

Road ’

Yokohama Specie Bank—10,. The Bund Hongkong and Shanghai Bank—1,

Hong Nin Savings Bank, Ltd.—188,.

Harbin Des Yoeux Road Central

Ka Wah Savings Bank, Ltd.—'208, Des

Bank of Chosen—Uchaskovya Street V.oeux Road Central

Bank of Communications—North 4th Kwangtung Provincial Bank, The

—Queen’s Building, 5, Chater Road'

Road, Main Street

Bank of Manchuria — Kitaiskaya Kwong Fung Bank Co., Ltd.—45,

Wing Lok Street East

Street

Banque Franco-Asiatique—10, Kitais- Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.—

Queen’s Road Central

kaya Street, Pristan

Chartered Bank of India, Austr. k National City Bank of New York-

2, Queen’s Road Central

China—70. Novogorodnaya Street

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank—11, National CommercialDes

Bank, Ltd.—144-150, andVceux

Savings

Road

Yodoprovodnaya Street Central

International Savings Society — 1, Nederlandsch Indisch Handels

Kitaiskaya Street Bank—Des Vceux Road Central

National City Bank of New York, Mederlandsch Handel-Maatschappij,

The—4 8,,. Mostovaya S t reet

Thrift and Investment Finance and ty)—11,(Netherlands

OSEV.

Queen’s

Trading Socie-

Road Central

Trust "Corporation—34, Yamskaya P. & O. Banking Corporation, Ltd.

Street —Chater Road

Hongkong Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd., E. D.

P.O. Box 90

Tang

American Express Co., Inc.- - 4,' Des Central Tin Fuk Bank—171, Queen’s Rd.

Yoeux Road 'Central

Banco Nacio^al Ultramar in.o c/o. Underwriters Savings Bank — 12r

Queen’s Road Central

Roza Bros. . ,,

Bank of Canton Ltd. (>, Des Vreux Yien Yieh Commercial Bank—236-

Road Central 238, Des Voeux Road C.

CLAlSSIFIJil? LIST OJ:' TIIADLS

BANKS (CHINA) 99»

—r?—z^nivcZ IjsnoitBgngti

Yokohama Specie BAKK^LffO.—Prince’s Peiping

Building American Express Cp-,., Inq,—Grand'

Kongmoon Hotel des WTago,n Lits

Bank of China—37, Hsi Chiao Min

Intern \pional . Savings SopiEiy—48, Hsiang

Shee Yuen Street v | Bank of Communications—Hsi Ho

Yen

Macao Bank of Tientsin—Hatamen Street

Banco Cheong Tai-^161, Bua 5 .de Banque Street

de l’Indochine — Legation

Outubro Banque I-'rancoM’hwoise pour le

Banoov Cong Iunt—20, .Kua do Merca- ■ Commerce et l’Industrie

dores Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Banco Eu Hang—72, Ayenida Almeida and China—Legation Street

Ribeiro

Banco .National Ultramarino—Ende- Chung Street

Foo Union Bank—Chiemnea

rec'o Telfegraphibo

Chee Cheong Bank—25, Rua dos Mer- Commercial

eadores hli—

Guarantee Bank of Chi-

International Savings Society—P.O. iShiang Bank—Hsi Chiao Min

Continental

Iic«" 27 ' ' • Cook & Son, Thomas—Grand Hotel

Mukden de Pekin

Credit Foncier ©’Extreme Orient—

Bank ge Chosen—Shoseikwan, Out- Culty Chambers, Rue Gaubil

side Little West Gate Deutsche Asiatische Bank—Legation

Bank Street

SouthofGateCommunications — Small

Bank of Manchuria—P.O. Box 30 Epargne Franco-Chinoise l.’ — Re-

giue’s Building

Banque Franco-Asiatique — Ma iLoo Hongkong and Shanghai Banking

Wan , Corporation—Legation Street

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking International Savings Society—98;

Corporation—Ta Hsi Pion Men Wei Morrison Street

International Savings ’ Society—Wu Kinchenc Banking Corporation—Hsi

Wei Lu Chiao Ming Hsiang

Xaijonal CtiY Bank ofT New York— Land Bank Of China—84, Rue Dillon

Tit Hsf Pien Men M ai

Nederlandsoh Syndicaat voor China LegationCity

National Bank of New York—

Street

—Kungtsze 2, I Djing Loo

Provincial Bank of the Three National Industrial Bank of China

—36, Hsi-chiao-min-hsiang

Eastern

Big NorthProvinces—Inside

Gate of the Sin-Hua Commercial and Savings

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—28, Yokohama Bank—Long Fang T’ou T’iao

Nani wa-dor i Specie Bank Ltd.—Legation

Street

Newchwang Shanghai

Bank 5of China—Yuan Shik T’ao American Express. Cq., Inc.—15, 'Kiu-

Chieh kiang Road

Bank of Chosen—

Bank of Communications—Dung' Ta American Oriental Banking Cor-

poration The—29, Nanking Boad

Chieh Bank of Agriculture and Commerce

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd. —45, North Shanse Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

100 RANKS (CHINA, SHANGHAI)

Bank of Canton—8* Nm;gpo Road International Savings Society—7,

Bank of China —22, The Bund Avenue Edward VII

Bank of Chosen—3, Kiukiang Road Italian Bank for China—16, Kin

j kiang Road

Bank of Communications--VL - The Kiangsu Bank—371, Kiangse Road

Bund

Bank of East Asia, Ltd. -72, Szeohuen Kincheng Banking Corporation—200,

Kiangse Road

Road

Bank of iSouth-Eastekn China—3, Kohan Road

Trust Bank—321, Kiangse

Hankow Road

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—16, The Bund Land Bank of . China—S144, Ningpo

Road

Banque Beige Pour

S. A. - 20, The Bund I’Etranger, (Manufacturers

: Bank of China, iLtd.—

Banqde Franco-Chinoise poor le Com- Mercantile3, Hankow Road

merce et i.’Industrie—1, Quai de Hongkong Bank Road

of India, Ltd.—4, >

France

Banque de t’lndochine —29, The Mitsubishi Bank, Ltd.—2, Kiukiang

Bund Road

Central Bank of China—15, The Mitsui Bank, Ltd. — 4, Kiukiang

Bund Road

Central Trust Co.—98, Peking-Road National City Bank of New York

Chartered Bank of India, Aust- 1a, Kiukiang Road

ralia & China -18, The Bund

Chase Bank, The—6, Kiukiang Road National Road

City Co.-7IA, Kiukiang

Chekiang Industrial Bank, Ltd.—14, National Commercial Bank, Dtd.—78,

Hankow Road Peking Road

China Export-Import and Bank Co.— National Commercial & Savings Bank

138, Kiangse Road —348, Kiangse Road

China State Bank, Ltd.—‘130, Ningpo National Industrial Bank of China

Road

Chinese Industrial Bank—210, (Nank- P. —Peking & O.

Road

Banking Corporation, Ltd.—

ing Road 6, The Bund

Chung Foo Union Bank - 25, Jinkee Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd.—Sassoon

Road House

Chung Hwa Commercial & Savings Shanghai Bank, Ltd.—35, Yalu Road

Bank—102, Peking Road

Commercial Bank of China—7, The Shanghai Commercial & Savings

Bank, Ltd.—50, Ningpo Road

Bund Shanghai Mercantile Bank — 86.

Continental Bank, Ltd.—28, Tientsin Ningpo Road

Road

Cook & Son, Thomas—Central Arcade elsbank, N. V. 16, Kiukiang Hand-

Nederiandsche-tndssche

Road

U eutsch-As i ati schf. Bank—7, Kiu- Netherlands Trading Society

kiang Road Sassohh House, The Bund

Exchange Bank of China—72, Sze- Ningpo Commercial Bank, Ltd.—86,

dhuen Road Peking Road

Far Eastern Bank ^'Akbank)-3, Foo- Sumitomo Banic, Ltd.—5, Kiukiang

chow Road Road

Ho Hong Bank, Ltd.—9, Kjukiang Jhl. Thriftcor Bank—605, Avenue Joffre

Hongkong

12, The Bundand Shanghai Bank Underwriters Savings Bank—17,-

The Bund

Industrial and Commercial 7 Bank, Union Commercial Bank—4, Ningpo

(Ltd.—164, Szeehiien Roadt Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BANKS '(CHINAV ' ^‘;/! n loi

Yokohama Sfeci^ ' BAjfk, Ltd.—24, The Credit Foncier; 'tif Ofi&ftSWe Orient-

Bund 111, .Rue de France

Young Brothers Banking Corpora- Deutsche Asiatische Bank—27, Con-

tion-h614, Kiukiang Road sular Road

Equitable Eastern Bank Corpora-

Shasi tion—!, Victoria Ro^d

Shanghai Commercial and Savings Hongkong and Shanghai

Corporation-t-Victori a.. RoadBanking

Bank International Savings Society—85v

Swatow Rue de France

Italian Bank Foar.OnaNjf—91, Rue dc

Bank of China. Verdun

Bank of Taiwan—4i», -Customs Road Kincheng Banking1 Corporation- ion.

Victoria Road

CharteSed Bank of India,' AustSALfAj National *

and China ■ ‘' City Bank op New York,

The—60, Victoria Road

Hongkong and .,,Sham&hai Banking National Commercial Bank Ltd.—

Corporation ' ' ’ ;

International Savinijs Society.a- a,! Corner

de

of Rue du (Jhayl^rd and Rue

Marechal Foch

Kialat Road

National City Bank-of..New York National Bank

C"immergial t?anii Savings-

Ltd. The

P. k O. Banking Corporation Nationai. Industrial Bank of China

—Consular BoaB, .. .

Tientsini-’T ' Seiryu Bank, Lin.^-Asahi Road

American Express Co.—137, Victoria Shanghai. Commercial '-and Savings

Bank—100, > Rite Pasteur :

Road : , .

American-Oriental Banking Corpora- Bank—51ft tSn oXfu e- j/d^s and

Sinhua Commercial

* FcEance

Savings-

Tioy—61, Rue de Erance Yenyieh Commercial Bank—10, Rue

Bank of China—Rue Pasteur de'TAmir'aute’

Bank of Chosen1-^, Rue de France Yokohama Specie Bank—Corner Vic-

Bank of Communications—'^2, Rue de toria Road an

Baron Gros

Bank of Tientsin—2/15, Asahi Road Tsingtao

BaNQUE BeLGL ;P-OUR^L ,ETILirNGER S. A.

—86, Victoria Road Bank of Chosen—2, Tang Yi Road

Banque Franco-Chi^oise (Pour Le Bank - of : Communications—28, . .Qlnuig

Commerce et l’TnDtrstrie)—114, Rue Shan Road

de France

Banque de i/Indoohine—73,j Rue de Chartered& China

Bank of India, Australia

F ranee Deutsch Asiatische Bank—P.O. Box

Banque Sino-Francaise — ill, Rue 111 rfcjignLE

fasten r Hongkong and Shanghai Bank- 3,

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Kuantau Road

& China—79, Victoria Road International Savings Society — 2,

China and South Sea* Bank—48, Vic- Kuantao Road

toria Road Ming Hwa Savings Bank—42, Chung

Chung Fog Fnion ■ Bank—99, Rue de Shan Road

Pasteur

Commercial Guarantee Bank of Chi- Yokohama Specie Bank (Ltd. — 9,

Kuantau., Road ,

HH-ARue de Verdun Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—9, Tau-

Continental Bank -32. Rue Dillon yu Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

102 BANKS (CHINA, INDO-CHINA, SIAM AND MALAYA)

Weihaiwei MALAYA

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank—Main- Johore

land

National Commercial Bank Ho Hong Bank. Ltd.—1, Jalang

Payang, Muar

Wuchow Hongkong & Shanghai Bank—Jo-

iiore Bahru

International Savings Society—Kau Kedah

Fong Street

Chartered Bank of India. Australia

Yunnanfu & China—Alor Star

Banque de l’Indochine Kelantan

INDOCHINA Mercantile Bank of India. Australia

& China—Khota Bahru

Hanoi Malacca

Banque de l’Indochine Ho Hong Bank, Ltd.—13, Jonker

Haiphong Street

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking

Banque de l’Indochine Corporation

Banque Franco-Chinoise pour le Com- Penang

merce et l’Industrie

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Chartered & China

Bank of India, Australia

Corp.—3, Rue Jules Ferry

Ho Hong Bank, Ltd.—36, Beach

Provinces du Tonkin Street

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor-

Banque de l’Indo-Chine—Pnom- Penh poration

Mercantile

Beach StreetBank of India, Ltd.—11,

Saigon

Banque de l’Indo-Chine Oversea Chinese Bank—28, Beach

Street

Chartered Bank op India, Australia Negri Sembilar.

and China—3, Rue Georges Guyne-

mer

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Corporation—9, Quai de Belgique Ho& Hong China—127, Birch Road

Bank, Ltd.—62, Birch Road,

SIAM Seremban

Bangkok Perak

Banque de l’Indochine Bank of Malaya, Ltd.—12. Hugh Low

Street, Ipoh

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Chartered

& China Bank of India, Australia

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Credit & China—Ipoh

Corporation—East Bank ofKutRiver Foncier d’Extreme Orient-

Menarn, Corner of iKloiig 31, Station Road, Ipoh

Mai Hongkong

Canal & Shanghai Banking Cor-

Mercantile Bank of India, (Ltd. poration—Station Road Tpoh

Siam Commercial Bank, Ltd, I Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.—

(Station Road, Ipoh

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BANKS (MALAYA, NETHERLANDS INDIA AND P.I.)

Selangor NETHERLANDS INDIA

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Batavia

& China—Kuala Lumpur Bank of Taiwan

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Batavia Bank—22-23, Asemka

Corporation—2, Ampang Street, De Javasche Bank

Kuala Lumpur

Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.—12, Padang

Market Street, Kuala Lumpur

Oversea-Chinese Bank, (Ltd. — 113, Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Kuala Lumpur, High Street and China

Singapore Javasche Bank

American Express Oo. -Union Build- Semarang

ing Ned. Ind. Handelsbank, N.V.

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—31, Raffles

Place Sourabaya

Banque de l’Indochine—Raffles Place

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.

& China—Battery Road Hongkong and Shanghai Banking

China and Southern Bank, Ltd.—31, Corporation

Raffles Place Escompto Maatschappij, Ned. Ind.

Chinese Commercial Bank, Ltd.—14,

South Canal Road Sumatra

Cook & Son, Ltd., Thomas—39, Ro- Chartered Bank of India, Australia

binson Road

Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient— De& Javasche

China—Medan

Bank—Medan

Meyer Chambers

Eastern Bank—4, D’Almeida Street Nederlandsch-Indische

—Medan Handels-Bank

Ho Hone Bank, Ltd. — Meyer

Chambers, Raffles Place BORNEO

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank—‘Ooll-

yer Quay Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Kwong Lee Bank Cq.—221, South & China—Kuching, Sarawak

Bridge Road Sarawak Chinese Banking Co.—Ku-

Lee Wah Bank, Ltd.—18, South Canal ching, Sarawak

Road State Bank of North Borneo

Mercantile Bank of India, (Ltd.—21,

Raffles Place PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

National City Bank of New York Cebu

—9, Collyer Quay

Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, Bank of the Philippine Islands—P.

N. Y.—194, Cecil Street O. Box 477

Oversea Chinese Bank, Ltd.—186, Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Cecil Street & China

P. & O. Banking Corporation, Ltd.— National City Bank of New York—

10, Collyer Quay

Sze Hai Tong Banking

Co., Ltd.—'58, Chulia Street Iloilo

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—31a, Banco de Las Islas Filipinas

Chulia Street

. (pLA^^IFIED LIST QE TRADES

104 B ANRS—BEAR £ ■ («TA PAN AND CHINA)

•?Arvi’Eiu:i'>. Bank ok India, A-ustralia VogSSF'

& China—P.O.. Box 299

Hongkong and 'Shanghai Banking Dairen

Corporation Niss in Oil M ills,; Ltd .

Manilanv/ , Sanjaj:; Oil Mills—sDairen Wharf .

American .Express Co., Inc.—P.O! Foochow

Box 3463 kg. ' South China! iTRAptifG' Qp.,t LtR—ie,

Bank dk the Philippine Islands, The .,'111 Hsiang - - .gtJIHsia Miao —a—

-r-ilX),/Pla?a .Cerwaates;; BiboiuJo :

Chartered Bank of In^Ia1, ’Ad^raliaS Hankow

& China—21, Plaza ..Moraga

China Banking Corporation—China! Arnhold & C«.TfrI!lMJ?.Bund

Iwai & Co.—4, Taiping Road

Bank Building,.^D^smarinas Mehta, ; Bi Twagtang,-, |le%i2na

Hongkongarsd Shanghai

f Banking

Lunfi,! BinOiIdoi Pao Shun

Corporation -35;J'uan 1 Rung Sze—Pao iShun- Road

Mercantile Bank of India—90, Ro-| ‘■’"S&ssboN & CR,-iLifi.,'iDdvid

sario, Bineidd • 03 Wah Chang Trading Corporation

Monte de Pied ad and Saving^ Bank—1 sfMM c-rFu;ir • M/.iiu.aGzI j .Li -xiext-.a

75,; Plaza Coili, Sta. Cruz Harbin

•: j . *' r i,V11 i

National

The — NationalCity Bank

City 'of

BMlkNewBtiiiaing,

York, tANGSLO-CH-JNESp RasTETX'- TENDING , Co.

BiuoiKio / . .■ ,f', | —20, Russliayao Street •

Peoples Bank and Trust Co.—Peoples j ¥>m ■ $si*$¥i$ '» hm,

Bank Building,.; .Cprner David and —65, Pollevayp. Street . ,

Dasmarimas, Binondo Pacific Qrien's- Co.^—118, ILchastowaya

Philippine National Bank- Masonic ’'Street .

Temple, Eseolfca, liinohdo ; 1 .Sps^H, S^t^qp ^

Philippine Trust Co,*—Monte de

Piedad Building, Plaza

Yokohama Specie Bank,. ' Ltd.—34] ■ B.Afeto A Co/, gnean’s Road !

Plaza Cervantes Central r.alB

Zamboanga CoOper' A; Go;-M32' , Wellington Street

Jebsen & Co.—Pedder Sti^et

Bank of the Philippine Islands/ The Kulley & Co., Ltd.—9, Queen’s Road 1

Chartered IIank of India, Australia Mohamedally, Central ii’,. ul l

& China—Darrips .Building M. • 27, Wyndjiam

: Street

BARRISTERS—(#

>HoY woVf To >Bhaflghai'0 IjsnoitiBM

BEANS AND BEAN PRODUCTS Arnhold A Cg., 1/td.—1, Nanking :

JAPAN Road , ,, ip,

COMPAGNIA

ente—16a, ITAPIANA;Kiukiangp’EsTREMO

Road • OrI-

Kobe

Basted & Co:, W.—38/ Isobe-dori Rickhoff ,4^; 00,^51, jRiangse Road >,

Eikwa Yoko—P.O...Bpx 420

Far Eapt Scpeiunthxdence--3, Canton

,RQgEA Road :, ... !

. Jardi^e, Mat^eson .&. . Cp,—27,, The

Tanaka & Co. —Fusap Bund ’ : / .; . ,■

i

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BEANS—BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS (JAPAN) 105

Jebsen A Co.—7, Hankow Road Harada KiNZAN-DO-^Nishi Hon-machi

Kermani & Co., R. S.—9, Hankow iNo Shoten—Nishi Horikawa-cho

Road

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—P.O. Box 722 Nagasaki

Patell & Co.—12, Rue du Consulafc

Sassoon A Co./Ltd:, David Kobun-do—11, Higashi Hamano cho

Siemssen & Co.—P.O. Box 406 Miyamoto Shigesaburo — 47, Moto

Vasunia & Co.—36, Jinkee Road Shikkui-machi

Wah Chang Trading Corporation-- Motiya—44, Tsuki-machi

P.O. Box 999

Nagoya

Tientsin

Chu-Kyo-do Book Store—Tomizawa-

China Northern Corporation—47-55, cho

Rue tk Paris Maruzen Co., Ltd.—Sakae-machi

BARRISTERS—(See under (Lawyers) Matsumoto

machi

Book Store—Minami Otsu-

BELTING—(Nee under Leather) Sanyukan Gomei Kaisha — Miyuki

Hon-machi, Nishi-ku

BICYCLES—(See under Motor-Cars) Osaka

BOARDING HOUSES (See under Asai Taizan-do—269, Higashi Umeda-

Hotels) cho

BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS Daido Shoin—8, Sonesaki Kami-dori

JAPAN Emiya Shoten—43, Namba Shinchi,

Minami-ku

Kobe Hasegawa-Shoten—7, Dojima Funa

daiku-cho

Dpkt'A SHpiN—7, H,arinia-machi Hirai NarasabuRg—21, Ousaka Kami

Ibara Shoten—2, Tamon-dori no-cho

Inoijye Shoten—14, Moto-machi Hosei Shobo—2, Dojima Naka-machi,

Kawase & Sons—23, Moto-machi Kita-ku

Maruzen Co., Ltd/—31, Akashi-machi Iemura

ku

Goro—^1, Kitahama, Higashi-

Minato.y'a- Shoten—125, Moto-maehi Irohaya Shoseki-ten—21, Tamae-cho

Nagasawa Shoten—20, Naka-machi Maruzen Co.—114, Bakuro-machi

Sawatani Shoten—244, Moto-machi Mukade-ya—2-907, Ebisu-cho

Takahama Shoten—L, Moto-machi Nakamura-Shoten—33, Sanjo-dori

Yoshioka Hobunkwan — 42, Moto- Osaka Hobunkan Co., Ltd.—1-20, Awa-

mapbi bori-machi ,_

Kyoto Rothacker, O.—Osaka Building

Arima Juzo—Shinsenen-cho Saito Yugoro—2-149, Sonezaki Naka-

Ebihaka Shintaro—Higashi-machi no-cho

Kaiyo Shoin—iKawara-machi Sakuraya-Shoten^-&4, (Dojima Naka

dori

Maruzen 158—'^“anSP^uy^Eo* Nishi- Sawai Shoten-rr57r:Aawiojibasbi

ku

Ooaway.a Shot^n—Hi^rikawa-ihigashi Schaeffer, Otto—36, ©ojimaura

Shunban-fwan—56, Bakura-machi

Moji Wada Bunsho-do—23. Shin-machi, Ni-

shi-ku ■ '

Furuse Shoten—Iwai-cho Yoshida Tozo—77, Bakuro-machi

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRACES

JQ6 BOOKSELLERS AND, STATIONERS (JAPAN AND CHINA)

Tokyo Dairen

Bitchandlung: : Gu«tav ^ocr—^hinsei- : Kobay^hi

do Building Osakyago

: 1 Bookstore —138, Nafriwa-

Hakubun Kwan K.K.-^46, Tosaki-cho, dori ! '■ . ; ■ ,

Koishikavra-ku j«l«8iio0-rrf) JI! n. -.VI --..V") ■

Hankow

IwANAMi SiiOTEN—16, Minami-jiri^o-

cfio, Kandaku Commercial Prf.ss, Ltd.—-0, Chung-

Japan Book & Tract iSociEty—4, Gin- shan Road

za, Sichome, Kyobashi

Kyo Bun Kwan^1-2, Sinda Kyobaslii Harbin

ku

IVIaruzen Co., Ltd.—6, Nihonbashi- Genfer, M. A.—Di a n a 1 n ay a Street

ku { ;; English Book Shop, The—16, Birje-

San,?ei-do K.K.—1, Sbinpocho, Kanda- vaya Street

ku . ■ U Simpson’s Agencies — 2, Kohn.tya

Shimi Shoin, -Ltd.—13, iShinsakana- Street

cho idm; n Hongkong

Tokyo-do K.K.—18, Nishikicho, Kan-

da-ku Bible and Book Tract Depot—2,

Yokohama Wyridham Street

Brewer & ,Co.—Peddef Street

BiiNJU^DO—Sd,'Tokiwa-ebb' : Chung Hava Book Co.—69, Queen's

Road Cential

Chikusei DO-r-4'8, ( CJioja-machi . Commercial’ -PREfes-L^g? QueerSif'OWbad

Chikyudo Shoten—30, Isezaki-cho Central

Kinsho-do—101, Noge-cho

Marusen Kabushiki IKaisha—34, Ben- Excelsior Co.,&

Der A Wing P.O. Box 446

D’Aguilar St.

ten-dori

Takahashi Shoten—85, Moto-machi Graca & Co.—10, Wyndham Street

Yurin-do Honten K.K.—22, Isezaki- Kelly & Walsh, Lh>;—York Building,

Chater Rbafd

cho , .

Lee Yee—(D’Aguilar Street

KOREA Sayce &■ Co.—12, Ibe House Street

Mapuzen Co.—167, Kogane-cho, Seoul SINCERE Co.—Des Vceux Road Central

Silk* Co:-^Des Voenx Road Central

Osakaya Shoten—28, Hon-cho Sun Tai CHoNG^lsg, Bonham *Strarid

Christian Literature iSociety of East , ■ •

Shimizu Gumi—101, Kagane-cho

Korea—Seoul Macao

CHINA iDer A. Wing &; Co.—IS, Avehida

Almeida RibM‘6

Amoy Po Man Lau—^. .i^ai-go de S., Domingos

Amoy Pharmacy', Ltd. San Kwong pOjf-52, Ayenida Almeida

Ribeiro

Canton Thompson Loo & Co.—1a, . Rua

Central

'South

The BundChina Christian Book Co,— Nanking

Shameen Printing Press—S3, Bri- Educational Bookstore—400, Chung

tish, Concessjop Shan Road, Kulo

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS (jCHINA AND MALAYA) 107

Peiping Magazine Shop,. The—601, Avenue Jof

fre

‘Commercial Press, Ltd.—Hu Fan” May Son & Co.—500, Honan Road

Chiao , Noessler & Co., G.m.b.H. — 331,

French Bookstore —Grand Hotel de Kiangse Road

Pekin Oxford University Press—44, Pek-

Pei yang Presses, .Legation Street ing Road

Shanghai Scherbakoff, N.—574, Avenue Joffre

Shanghai News Co.—1133, Bubbling

Ah Sing—K.2131 Boone Road Well Road

American. Book Shop—78, Nanking iShun Lee & Co.—40, Canton Road

Road Taisho & Co.—4*25, Ghaotung Road

Andreef, D —679, Avenue Joffre Union Book Store—1124, Bubbling

Associated Booksellers—78, Nanking Well Road

Road United Book A Stationery Co.- 78,

Barotjkh Trading Co.—317, Kiaiigse Nanking Boad

Road

Brfwer. H. E.—303, Kiangse Road Vicajee & Go., F.—132, Kiangse Road

Wing On Co.—551, Nanking Road

China Educational Supply Associa- Ziang Kee Book Co., Ltd. — 223,

tion—62, Honan Road

China News Co.—139, Szeehuen Road Szechuen Road

Chinese-Amjsrtcan

78, Nanking RoadPublishing Co.— Tientsin

Christian Book Room—3,. Quinsao Caxton Press, Ltd.—Council Road t

Gvlrdens Commercial Press- Ho. Pei, Da Hu-

Chung Hwa Book Co.—Foodhow Road tung

Comacrib Press—18a, Museum Road E-Tai—131, Rue tie Baron Gros..

'Commercial Press, Ltd., The—211, Ea^ans & Sons, Ltd.-? Howard—137,

Victoria Road •

Honan Road

E-Shing & Co.—152, Szechuen Road Lien Chang & Co.—116, Rue Dillon

Evans & Sons,, Ltd., Edward—17, Lynns Book Store—45, Rue de France

Kiukiang Road dRTk&T.VL Book Store, The—6?,,.'Rue tie

Getz Brothers & Co.—22, Nanking France

Road Peiyang Press—19, Wusih Road

Hail Law & Co., Ltd.—25, Museum Serebrennikoff & Co., A. J.—16,

Road Council Road

Hap Kee Educational Supply Co.— Tientsin Road

Press, Ltd.—181, Victoria

84, Honan Road

International Booksellers, Ltd. —20, “Znanie”—296, Victoria Road

Museum Road Tsingtao

Kelly & Walsh, Ltd.—22, Nanking

Road , E-Kin $ Co.-- M, Weihsien Jioad

Koreska, W.—29, Szechuan Road Nicolsky-'Korsireff, A.A.—9. Kwang-

Kwang Hsueh Publishing House—44, TELBRRGj si Roa^,_

Peking Road G.G.—169, Chung Shan Rd.

Lee & Co., .11.—117, Nanking Road MALAYA

LiAraWe d’Extreme Orient — 2,;

Route Vail on Malacca

Liengyi Mercantile Co.—2, East

Seward Road I Hong Hin & Co.—27, , First Cross

Liu & Co., Y. Y.—R4, Carter Road Street

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

108 BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS (MALAYA & NETHER. INDIA)

Malacca Commercial Pkess—3, Second Little & Co., John—Ampang Street,

Cross iStreet Kuala Lumpur

Statiokekv & News Supply Co.—IS, Viswanath Book Depot—9, Brick-

Riberside fields Road, Kuala (Lumpiir

Negri Sembilan Singapore

Commercial Press—123, Birch Road. Chan Yan P’ai—166/Neil Road

Seremb an

Grenier

& Co., Peter—9, D’Almeida

rernbao Commercial Press, Ltd.—172, iSouth

Penang Bridge Road

British Malaya Press, ILtd. -h 17, DeStreet Souza Brothers — 212, Queen’s

Bishop Street Dickinson & Co., John — Dunlop

British Press—44, Church Street House

Criterion Press, Ltd.—Penang Road Dulfakir

Bridge

& Co., M, — 24, North

Road

Federal Rubber Stamp Co.—G, Beach Federal Rubber Stamp Co.—32, Raf

Street fles Place

Inn & Co.—15, L'nion Street Good Books, Pictures & Works of

Khoo Saik Inn & Co.—2b, Beach Art-67, Bras Basah Road

Street ’ (T

Limson & Co.7—C," Church Street Jitts & Co.—96, Robinson Road

Penang Premier Press, Ltd. — 49, Khai Road

Mun

Beach Street

Pritchard

Street Kiat & Co., Ltd., G.H.—15, Collyer

Perak Quay

Malaya Publishing HotTSE, Ltd.—

Aw Brothers—Ipoh Stanford Road

Commercial Press — 15, Panglima Malaya Moti

Tribune—20a, Collyer Quay

walla & Co., E.J.—2, Raffles

Street, Ipoh Place

Federal Rubber Stamp Co.—35, Sta- Phu Yik Press—240, South Bridge

ion Road, Ipoh Rpad

Grenier & Co., Charles—37, Station Raja & Co., S.J.—53, Bras Basah

Road, Ipoh Road

Pritchard & Co", (Ltd!—Market;.,St., Ribeiro & Co.—5, Raffles Place

Ipoh Spicers (Export), Ltd.—51, Robinson

Selangor Road

Canton Press—P.O. Box 51, Kuala Tan Jin Gam & Co.—8, Raffles Quay

Lumpur and 20, Station Street, NETHERILANDS INDIA

Klang

Commercial _ Press—High Street, (Kua- Semarang

la 'Lumpur

Federal Rubber Stamp Co.—3, Rodger Java Ien Roe Kongsib—Gang Pinggir

Street, Kuala Lumpur Strfeet 68

Grenifr & Son. LTh.—^25, Old Market

Street, Kuala ILumpur Sumatra

Koshi Brothers — GO, Batu Road, Vfrfkamp & Co.-Medan

Kuala Lumpur

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TKAOES

BOOKSELLERS—BREWEIIS AND DISTILLERS—BRUSTIAiS

PITKLIPPINE ISLANDS Bremen Colonial A China Tr vding

Co.—4, Road

Manila Garrells, Borner & u \—3, The BurJ

1 jARDiNiiL ; Mai-ijeson i Co.—S.A.D.

Associated PublisiIeks — 428 Rizal Bund . , ,, •

Avenue T

Fkauk & Co.—^06;- ^fteolta Jess % Co,T-,M[ha ChihSi Kai

Heacock & Co.,, H. E,—,1.20-ISO, .Es- Merta, B.'/TL^, Tyngting Road

eolW, & ID avid Binondp Aounc JiRCvHCRs Trading Co.-rl9,

Lawyers’ Co-operative Publishing Tainiug Road Lnihil

Co.—428, Rizal Avenue

! Manila ^F^ateli^ISif Hongkong

; Manila Grafica, Inc.—P.O. Box 1850 Jebse.v & Co.—PedderABuiiding

Philippics Book (jo., Inc.—101, Es- Kelley’ C'Col, Ltd. -9, Queen’s Road

colta cau-ei a

(Philippine Edvcatic^n Co., Inc.—10J- LepcK Co,- China ^Building

i 103, Escoflit, 'Biiidn'do ;

I Philippine ’PraHiN^C c6.--€08, Rizil Centra i & Co. —Des V‘pux Bead

f Mllpev.k-!

Avenue

; Watson & Watson—732, Zacaterok Patell, >J. B.,t-S8* IVyndham. Street '

Sic Heong Y.tu:: -34. Hing Lung

Sta. Cruz V\ ,OIGU'AIO .A Street ;

BREWERIES AND DISTILLERIES

Shanghai

Andersen, Meyer A Go., - P.O.

. CHINA. Box 265

Hongkong Arnhold & ,00., Ltd — L Nanking

R^ad'I

Hongkong Brewers; & Distillers, ?^_24gOBolton ‘Rrawi'i.B Co., W. H —P.O. Box

Ltd.—7, Duddell Street l tTijtaO TO^aH .43TIa7/

Caldbeck Macoercor EfcpdftTs Co.—P.

Oj, Box, 24i - .•

; UNTOn’ BrSwLry, IL/td.— SoT SzecKuin Cathay Products . Suppliers — 1198,

Road MmmmmmJL ffff TJtT I i Yates Road-> .0;...j,

’ China Export Co -35, Jinkee Road

PHILIPPINE ISLAND'S Eickhoff. &; Co.—451, Kiangse Roiad

Manila Ho Chang A Co.—7, Ningpo Road

La Tondena, Inc.—P.O. Box Box 691 JARDINE.

Bund

il.A^fEsdN k ‘ Co. —27, The

. ,.)

San EVli&MeE Brewery, Inc. — 1^2 Jebsen k C<-.—7C Hankow Road

Aviles Street Mackenzie A Co.—P.O. Box 363

BRISTLES EXPORTERS Melchers A t'o.- 19, Kiukiang Road

KOREA - Oliver'tiiiNE—P.O’. Box ill4

Peters A Co., H. .K. — 6, Kiukiang

. Tanaka & Co.—Fusao Road

Shantung GyppsEvv^-^iUDiNO Co.—

^ tifmA Siemssen A Co.—P.O. Box 406

Hankow iSo Bros.' A Co.—32,; Peking poad

Wah Chang Trad^ ng .Cortoratio^^-R-

Arnholp & Co.—1, S.A.D. Bund O. Box 909

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

110 BRISTLES—CUSTOMS BROKERS

Tientsin Marden & Co., Ltd., G. E.—10, Han-

kow Road

Battegay et Gie.—19, Rue iDillon

Capeino & Oo.—67, Rue Pasteur PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

China Amebican Trading Corpora- Manila

tion—36, Rue de France

China Booksellers—181, Victoria Rd. Chaves, Salinas & Co.—129, Dasmar-

China Netherlands Produce Co.—89, inas Street

Rue du -Tulliet

China Northern Corporation—47-55,

Rue de Paris GREGORIO M. CANSIPIT

China Trading Corporation—131, Da- Incorporated

venport Road Customs Brokers & Forwarding

Fairhild & Co.—169, Taku Road Agents

Furer & Co., J.—99, Davenport Road

Gipperich & Co., E.—&2, Taku Road 34, Escolta, Room 11,

Holman, Inc.—Robert Dollar Build- MANILA, P.I.

ing Teh 23803 Cable Ad : “Claudius”

Man souk & Co.—111, Rue Pasteur

Marzoli & Co.—11, Via Torino A. CLAUDIO, President

Meyer & Co.—Harbin Road Customs Brokers

Oscar Wagman—105, Taku Road Trucking

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—6, Rue Forwarding

Corbet Shipping

Shingming

Road Trading Co.—50, Taku

Siemssen & Co.—63, Taku Road Gregorio M. Cansipit, Inc.—34, Es-

colta

Teh Chee & Co.—105, Rue Pasteur International

Walter, Hardy & Gatliff & Co.—63, 306, Masonic Brokerage

Temple

Co., Inc.—

Taku Road Jose Angel—122-124, M de Binondo

Wilson & Co.-—72, Victoria Road

Tsingtao LUZON BROKERAGE

Beykjkoh, Emil—11, Hunan Road CO. INCORPORATED

BROKERS (Customs) Derham Building, Port Area

JAPAN MANILA, P.I.

Nagasaki Cable Ad: LUBROCOIN

Tel. 22421 P.O. Box 591

Walker & Co., R. N.—11, Oura-machi

CUSTOMS BROKERS

CHINA FOREIGN FREIGHT FORWARDERS

WAREHOUSEMEN

Shanghai HEAVY TRUCKING

Commercial Express and Storage Co.

—P.O. Box 1042 Luzon Brokerage Co., Inc.—(Derhara

Magilfl & Co., Lid., James-120, Building, Port Area

Kiangse Ro/r,d Robles & Hizon—75, Juan Lunar

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

EXCHANGE BROKERS 111

Hong Kong

ILDEFONSO TIONLOG Abrah-vm, E. S.—French Building, 5,

Queen’s Road Central

Incorporated Bonnar, J. W. C.—Hong Kong Club

Bowes-Smith, A. M.—Prince’s Build-

123 DASMARINAS, BINONDO ing

MANILA, P.I. Joseph, F. A.—Prince’s Building

Joseph, J. E.—Prince’s Building

BROKERS Layton & Co. — 5, Queen’s Road

Central

Mody, F. H.—11, Queen’s Road

Central

[49017 Montargis, M. J. B.—P.O. Box 451

Ildefonso Tionloc Perry,

Manager S. S.—Prince’s Building

Roza Bros.—Exchange Building

Stewart Brothers—1b, Chater Road

Tionloc, Inc., Ildefonso—123, Das-

marinas, Binondo Peiping

BROKERS (Exchange) Harvey, Clarke & Co.—Ewo Building

Legation Street

JAPAN Shanghai

Kobe Fearon, Maitland and Shaw 12. The

Blab & McClure—72, Kyo-machi Bund

Hayes, J. A.—3, Kiukiang Road

Osaka Hunter and Lovatt—2a, Kiukiang

Road

Blad & McClure—19, Kitahama, 3- Kohler, Schulz and Groesser—7,

chome, Higashi-ku Hankow Road

Yokohama Lindsay, Drakeford & Davis—12, The

Bund

Stewart, Blad & McClure—2, Yama- Wentworth kiang Road

and Andrews—2, Kiu-

shita-cho White & Co.-4, Kiukiang Road

CHINA Tientsin

Canton IDoney & Co.—46, Bristow Road

Hunt & Co., R. M.—Shameen Robertson & Rosier—11, Consular

Lammeht & Son, C. H.—27, British Road

Concession Tsingtao

Tavadia & Futakia—Shameen

Hankow Kutt, Paul—Exchange Building

Gracey & Pearson—Union Building MALAYA

Lovatt & Byrne—Hongkong A Shang- Singapore

hai Bank Building Brown & Co., E. A.

Spire A. Co., P. R. —.3, Asto ia Building Fraser & Co.—Union Building,'Coll-

The Bund, F. C. yer Quay

57

©LASiSIFDED LIST OF TRADES

112 EXCHANGE AND GENERAL BROKERS

Penang — ' Nagasaki

Lean & Oo'.—16a, i Beach Street

Selangor Shimonoseki

Bakee, Morgan & Co.—11, Loke.Yew WuRpi ;i^h9KAj-^; .^C^rato-machi

Buildjiijgs, Kuala Lumpur

, PHIiLiRPINE IiSLANDS Buso-G^M|Tr3»p| Mt4o|aaaqh} q-

Manila FuJiMOfo^TfArsoTE^^wi; * Onta-niachi

Hair Little and Picorneli—P.O. Owston Kinoshita Shokai—1, Kaigan-dori

Bpx 1;4I9. )/( ; ■ & Co.—21, YamashTta-pho

Sato • l' N3(m'«N—Aoki-chq. ,

RDSSKLij & Qo.—P.O. Box 982 UcHim:KA;ifS((3iEN—7, Aioi-cho

BROKERS (General) ~ rMA

• id I ! ■ ■ /. Canton • '?> I u/.'-:'.'

Kobe Lammert & So]!L Q,.British

Aall & Co.—16, Harima-machi Ooncession,, Shameen

Daini Shokai-M?8, Sakae-machi Tavadia and Fy-TAKiA—-Shameen

Fujita Shokai—106, Hachiman-dori Dairen

Goto Kaisoten, K.K.—58, Sakae-maohi Bryner &, Cojf-212, Yarpagata-dori

Hasegawa SHpTEN-7t24, Kgsigan-dori

Helm Bros.—46,. Harima-machi Foochow

Hirano Shokai—59, Sakae-machi Brand & €0;, H. iSutt. .

Kamigumi Gosin Kaisiia—1 6, Hama-

be-dori Hankow

Koyama Shokai G. K.—35, Sakae- Bahnson & Co., F. W.—14, Fancheong

machi Road, S.A.D.3

Mttrase Shoten—Toyo Building, | 7, Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd.—Tungting,

Harima-machi Whacheong & Poyang Roads

Meiji iShogyo K.K.—11, Kyo-machi Pearce & Carriock

Mitsubishi S6kb K:K.—46, Higashi

Kawasaka-cho . Harbin

Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.—7.’ Kaigan-dori

Owston & ’Co.,' Ltd., F.—12, Kyo- Bryner & Coi—1, Konimaia

machi Hong Kong

Saito Shoten—14, Kaigan-dori

Sankit Unyu K.K.—74, Sakae-machi Alves, A. A.—Exchange Building

Sumitomo SokO K.K.—1-7, Kaigan- Bagram, J. T—11, Queen’s Road

dori Central

Taisho Unyu K.K.—122, Higashi- Benjamin^ & PoTts->-11, Queen’s Road \

machi ftioaRgrug Central

Utsonomiya Kaisoten — 456, Moto Carroll Bros.—Exchange Building

machi-dori Cooper & Co;, D. II:—1, tDes Voeuxj

Yamasaki Shoten—12, Kaigan-dori Road Central

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL BROKERS 115

Dastuk, R. A.—79b, Wang Nei Cheang MALAYA

Road

Esmail, H. M. H.—P.O. Box 551 Singapore

Fernandez, M.—Hong Kong & Shang- Brown & Co., E. A.—

hai Bank Building (2d floor)

Gerondal, A. E.—14, Queen’s Road, Dupire

Quay

Morrell, Ltd.—4-1, Collyer

Central

Grose & Co., J. F.—6, Des Vceux Green and Collier, Ltd. — Union

Building (Rubher)

Road, Central

Kotwau. & Co., E. ID.—5, Queen’s LimbersKee Cheok & Co.—Raffles Cham-

Road Central

Kitchell & Co., O.—5, Queeni’s Road Stanton,

yer Quay

Nelson & Co., Ltd.—4, Coll-

Central

Kwok Hin Wono—Alexandra Build- Sturrook, Douglas—3«., Hongkong-

Bank Chambers

ings

Moxon & Taylor—Exchange Building

Potts, A. H.—Bank of Canton. Build- Penang

ing (4th floor)

Silva, P. M. N. da—Exchange Bldg. Penang Sales Room—38, Beach Street

Yeung Yau & Co. — Bank of Canton Lean & Co.—6a, Beach Street

Building NETHERLANIDS-INDIA

Shanghai Batavia

Anderson & Co., A. L.—16, Central Andree Wiltens en Co.

Road Beauclerk & Co.

Benjamin and Potts—7, Peking Road Deeleman, A. W.

Davis & Holler—16, Central Road Droop, J.

Fredericks, J. A.—16, Central Road Dunlop & Kolff

Rowe, O. S. Benbow—12, The Bund Gijzelman and Steup

Rutherford, N. H.—12, The Bund Gijzeman, H.

Herment, G- Vv

JOOSTENSZ, H. JUL.

Tientsin Meyerink, J.

Bargain Centre—266, Taku Road Van Nierop and Twtjsel

China Express CoJ, LrD.rc-ex-Russian Ockerse, F. W. A.—Binnen Nieuw-

Concession poort Straat 34

China Forwarding & Express Co.— POUBLON, M.

Settlement Railway Station Selby, S. F.

Foox & Co.—65, Consular Road Timmermans, G. A.

Kokokusai Unyu Kaisha—37, Rue du Vermeys & Co.

14 Julliet Wallbrink & Co.

Kramer, M.—112, Wpl ting-ton Street Wesselink en Dijkhuis .

(Fur & Wool) Wiechert and van der Linden

Liddell Bros. & Co.—50, Taku Road WlECHERT EN GeERLINGS

Tientsin FoRWAkDirfcf' & Commission

Co.—14, Italian Bund Sourabaya

Watts & Co.—65, Consular Road

Whitemore & Co.—Victoria Road Gyselman & Steup—Wi-1 lemskadc..

57*

CfLASiSIFIED- LIST OF TRADES

SHARE BROKERS

PHILIPPIC©/ISLANDS Fernandez, M.—Hong Kohg and

Shanghai Bank Building (2nd flr.)

Manila (Grose A: Co., Ji Ft.i—0,' il)es Yceux

Birkett & Holden -P.O. Box 690 Road Central

Eastern & Philti'Pinbs Shipping '; KiTCHEitu' &nGsE) Oud+d/iiQuefen?Si Road

Agencies, Ltd.—Cu Unjieng Build- Lammert, H.nlr;A.—St. Georgesf, Build

; CgHitral,,.,

ing-, Escol^a, :

/Jf§g/ ( ! : r>

Getz Bros. & Co.r-P O. Box 160 Kin Fai & Co.—iUO;1 Ice iHopse

Green & Co., B. A.-^34, Esoolta, Bin LoS.trqn . | . ,, ,

ondo Moxon & Taylor—Exchange Build-

HAir & EleiOtt-—P.O. Box 1470 ing ■ ■

Russell & Co.—P.O Box 982 Potts, A. H.—Bajnk of ; Cianjon

West & Whitaker—P.O. Box 1920 Bui|diug, 4th flooi^

Silva, P. M. N. da—Exchange

Cebu Building ■

Walker, H. B. --P.O. Box 100 Tester <^ . Abraham—Exc-ha|ng^ Build-

ing

BROKERS (Share) Yeung Yau & Co.—Bank, of Ca ton

Bhirdirrg

JAPAN Peiping

Kobe Harvey, Clarke & Co.—Ewo Build-

Teverson & Mactavish—13, Maye ing, Legation Street

machi Shanghai

Osaka Anderson

Road &- Co., A. L.—16r, .Central

Inabe Shoji—Sawano Building Benjamin and Potts—7, poking Road

Okuyama Bill Brokers—Fushimi-cH6; Bis set & Qo., J. P. 12,. The Bund

Osaka Bill Brokers—26, Kit ah am a Brady, A. A-—-12, The Bund

iShiki Bill Broker—10, Koraibashi Davis and Mollkr -16, Central Road

Ueda Shoten—2H27, iKoraibashi Fredericks, J. A.—16, Central Road

CHINA Gubbay, IS. M. .S.—1'6, Centra] Road

Hayim, A. J.—7, Peking Road

Canton Rowe, O. S. Benbow—12, The Bund

Rutherford, N. H.—12, The Bund

Hunt & Co., R. M.—Shameen Tientsin

Lammert & Son, C. H.-y27, British

Concession Davis, R. S.—it, Victoria Terrace

Tavadia & Futak ia—Shamecn Doney & Co —46, Bristow Road

Hongkong Robertson & Hosier—11, Consular

Road

Alves, A. A.—Exchange Building Whitamore & Co.—Hong Kong and

Bagram, J. T.—11, Queen's Road Shanghai Bank

Central MALAYA

Benjamin & Potts—11, Queen’s Road

Central Singapore

Carroll Bros.—Exehange Building Fraser & Co.—Lnion Building, Coli-

Esmatl, IT. M. TL—P.O. Box 551 yer Quay

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BROKERS BdLDINC, CONTRACTORS1 & MATERIALS, (JAPAN) 115

Ett.in & Co.—38, The Bund iShimizu-gumi G.K.—30, S'himoyamate-

Keng & Co.—SO, The Arcade . dori

Strickland &. Co.—56, The Arcade Tabayashi iKenchtku JimiIsho — 24,

Nozaki-dori

Penang Takagi

! Gomei Kaisha—124, Shiihan-

Lean & Co.—6a, Beach Street; Cho

Malaya Go., Ltd.—55, Beach Street Uyeda Uichiro—1-97, Tsutstu-Cho

Soon Theam & Co.—30, Beach Street Yoshizawa Shoten—1, Minato-eho

Perak Nagasaki

Botly &'€o;—P.O. Box 96, Ipoh Date Tomeikichi—177, Inasa-machi

Kaneko ,Shoten—35, Kobashimasma-

Selangor ' chi

Nakamura Seikichi—57, Yedo-machi,

Brad^urxe & Co. (1930), Ltd., Char- Nippon Asbestos Co-—Enotsu-machi

les—L3, Old Market Square, SKqala Sakata Yoshitaro—43, Iwakay. a eho

iLumpu r

Baker, Morgan % Co.—11, toke Ifew Takagt Yasabueo—Jlsahi-machi

.^uala Lumpur . , Taura Toraikichi—IDaiba-machi

Hallam & Co-—19, Old Market Square Nagoya

, Street ,

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Nagoya Tekkin Block Co.—Toyoda-

cho

Manila OjbaYashi-gumi—Sumitomo Building1

Hair & Elliott—P.O. Box 1479 Shimizu-gumi Goshi Kaisha — 18,

■SoROX, y Cia.—155, xAviles, San. Hattanda Furuwatari

Miguel, .„ , Osaka

BUILDING CONTRACTORS AND Andoo Shoten—99,’ Itachibori Kita-

MATERIALS Asahi Tile Shoten—37, Awabori-cho

JAPAN ArIta MokOsai K.K'.J-5410R Isuocho

Kobe Aavaji Kawara Shokai—2, Shirinashi-

gawa

tt)oi Chtsabtjro—300, Motomachi-dori Hamada dori

Tekko-sho—510, Kujo Kita-

Hosono guj.ii—69, Kano-cho 1

IsKlMVtsrr DaIRISEKI KoGYO-SHA—27- Hiraoka j ima-cho

Tekko-sha—11, Minami Oka-

162, Arata-cho

Kagawa Kojuutex—63. Susano-dori Horne & Co., Ltd.—14, Imabashi

Kansai Sekizai IK.K.—2064, Wakino- Ishikawa Shokai Kanzai-bu—109, Do-

hama-dori ■ j ima ha-ma-dori

Kitamura Goshi Kaisha—‘13, Higu're- Kansei Kagaku Kogyo K.K.—14,

Kyomachibori

,dpri

Kyokuyo Kenzai Kaisha-^IOT, Kami Keiht Seisaku-shp—20, Andojibashi

sawa^dori Mank a -Shoten—i. Izuo Umeno-eho

N a k vski! ma-g um i K.K. ll, Eizawa- Mannen Slate K.K.—2, fShin-machi

cnb Maruka Shoten Goshi Kaisha—50,

Noda Gomei Kaisha—69, Kyo-machi Kita Horie

Ohkura IDoboku K.K.—8, Kaigan- Nihon Kagaku Sangyo K.K. t. Ita-

dori chibori Minami-dori

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

116 BUILDING CONTRACTORS AND MATERIALS (CHINA,

Sanki Kocro iK.K.—21, Bingo-machi Siemssen & Co.—Erh Yao Road,

Showa Shokai—22, Umeda-cho S.A.ID. 1

Tanaka Shoji Shoten—19, Edobori Harbin

Minami-cho

Tori Gomei Kaisha—1, iDojima Ha- A. G. Chibunoa^sky & Co.—3, Kitais-

ma-dori kaya Street

Yagi Kokichi—965, Inari-dori Andersen, Meyer & Co.—2, Samma-

Yamano Yastj Shoten—12, Min ami naya Street

Ikuno-cho Hongkong

Yokohama Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.—<67-69,

Des Voeux Road Central

Fukko Kenchikxj Josei KJK.—1^ Ise- Biackmore

zaki-cho & Blackburn, Ltd.—

Nippon Doboku Kenchiku K.K. Alexandra Building

Ohbayashi-gumi iK.K.—53, Aioi-cho Callender’s Cable & Construction

Co., Ltd.—11, St. George’s Bldg.

Shimizu-gitmi G. K.—65, Yoshida-cho Concrete Products,

Gloucester Building Limited —

KOREA Far Eastern Building Co., Ltd.—

25, Lee Yuen Street, West

Nagato-gumi, G. K.—16, Kanko-dori. Hongkong

Seoul Engineering & Construc-

Ohkhra IDoboku K.K.—44, Yaunate- tion Co., Ltd.—Chung Tin Bldg.

dori, 'Seoul ILai To Construction Co.—217. Hen-

Tada Komusho, G. K.—40, Taihei- nessy Road

dori Lam Woo & Co.—32, Johnston Road

Toa Doboku Kigyo K.K.—1, Nandai- Lee & Co., Joseph J—13, Thompson

mon-dori, Seoul Road

CHINA Lee Ping Hong—52, iDes Voeux

Road Central

Canton Lun Sang & Co.—French Building

(3rd floor)

Carlowitz & Co.—230, Shakee Road Millar, A. W—134, (Lockhart Road

Feld & Co., (Ltd., F.—10, West Bund Tung Nam Construction Co.—160,

Siemens China Co—12, French Con- Lockhart Road

cession , Vibro Piling Co., Ltd.—York Build-

ing, Chater Road

Dairen Yee Sang Tai & Co —353, Heunessy

Fukusho & Co.—213, Yamagata-dori Road

Foochow Mukden

Fukien Construction Bureau Andersen, Meyer & Oo.—

Arnhold & Co.—

Hankow Carlowitz & Co.—19, San Djin Loo

Andersen, Meyer & Co. *-11, Rue LarsenEngel, Max M.

Clemenceau & Trock—40, Naniwa-dori

Arnhold Marcks, iLothar—She I. Wei Lou

A.D. l .C Co., Ltd. The Bund S. Peiping

Carloavijz & Co.—Ta Chi Men

Met Chang Hardware Co.—Tai Ping Basel & Frey—63a, Ta Tang Chia

Road, S.A.ID. 3 Hutung

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BUILDING CONTRACTORS AND MATERIALS 117

Tsingtao j& an9+3£ oO

China Radiator Cq.—Sill, Chao Yang ■ IB-t'Ofj ok>'fJ3Ub3-^o9

Man Street

Siemens China Co. — 41, Teng .Stub Deh iDji CoNSTEtrOn'oN Go. — 43,

Euangsi Road

Kou

Shanghai Weihaiwei

Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.—4-i8, Weihaiwei-Ltd.

Land and Building Co.,

Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Anglo-Chinese Building 1 Oc. — 39a, - rfOit«ioq-»0^^bUua nlinoWI

Cjinkwi ,Ri<.ad ,

Arnhold. & (Ltd.—1,; Nanking Bangkok

Road

Carlowitz & Co.—220-222,1 Szechuen Internationa! Engineering Co.,

Road,, Inc. —P.O. Box 39

Chien Hsin Engineering Co.,

G.m.b.H. (Ltd.)—1S8, Kiangse Rd. NETHERLANDS INDIA

Fa^an & Co,, iliTD.—261, Kiangse Road

Hsin Heng & Co. — 80, Avenue Sourabaya

Edward YII

J a a mine Engineering Corporation, N.B ouav Y. Ligtvoet’s Fabrieken van

ate^iA^p—Ngagel, ^

TAe—8a, 'Yueri Ming Yuen Road

Jardine, Matheson & €ov. Ltd.—-a?, MALAYA

The Bund

Krivoss, B.—283, Szechuen Road Singapore

‘Kunst and Albers—29, Szechuen. Rd. FoqijEN,, Brisbane & Co., Ltd—55<),

New, §h:angh;aI: Construction Co. S. H&vektek Road

681, Cdhriaught Road

Reiiter, . Brockelmann & . Go,—452, Fonghin Ss. G. H. Watts Co.—

64, Wallich Street

‘ Kiangse Rbad

TeLge Alto ‘Schro^ier—2il2,,, SzedRueh Gammon

ing

(Malaya), Ltd. —Ocean' Build-

/znn

Road Gaw Brothers, Ltd..—59; Chulia St.

Zee & Son^, W. Z.—A. 1299, Broadway Keng Lee & @or*g-lCr,-Robinson Road

Tientsin KohJLim & Co.—Raffles Chambers ,

Redpath Brown Oo., Ltd. (Glasgow)

Blakeney & Co,, J. lD.-y143, Elgin —Hongkong. Bank Chainber?.

• Avenue. , Simplex ' Concrete Piles (Malaya),

Brossard Mopin—110, Rue de Fra'nee Ltd.—G.-iO, 'Union Building

Carlowitz & Co—140-144, Taku Rd. Sternberg & Cp.—P.O. Box 563

China American Trading Corpn.— Perak

Rue de Enttnoe

China Construction Co.—2 Barrack Lindeteves-Stokvis (Inc. D.E.L.)—

Road Brewster Road, Ipoh

Corinth & Seidel—192, Woodrow Young & Co., Ltd., R.—7, Hale Street-,

Wilson Street 1 Ipoh . <5

Fobes Co., Ltd.—49, Taku Road

Hayes ’ Engineering ' Corporation—49, PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Taku Road

Hua ShtAG' Co.—80, Kotobuki Road Manila

{KapostIn & Go.—10, Wogack Road Atlantic Gulf & Pacific Co. of

Nicol & Co.—Shansi Road Manila—P.O. Box 626

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

118 BUILDING CONTRACTORS-CARPET MERCHANTS

Co Seteng & Co., Eduardo—602-610 Peiping

Tanduay, Quiapo

Enrique C. Sto. Tomas—P.O. Box Eastern Chien

Rug Co.—2, Kwan Tung

2988

Engineering Equipment & Supply Fette Tau

Rug Co., Fed. Inc.—8, Tung

Erh T’iao Hutung

Co., Inc.—P.O. Box 2128

Jose Angel—122-124, M. de BinoiuP Hackmack

tung

. Co:—135, Soochow Hu-

(Transportation)

Manila Builders Corporation — Jen Li Co., The—97, Morrison Street

Kai Yuen Woollen and Carpet Fac-

411, Heacock Building

tory—81, Lan-man Hutung

Raymond Concrete Piles—Room 402, Shoemaker

China Bank Building Art Looms — 4, Kung

Russell, C.—P. O. Box 1009 Yuan Hsi Tai Chieh

Tolentino, Claro E.—43, Santos Sullivan & Co.—1, Morrison Street

Buildinig

Wilson & Co., Inc., Fred—53-55, Bar- Shanghai

acca Arts & Crafts—190, Bubbling Well

Road

CAFES, ETC.—(See under Hotels) Bingoya & Co.—K2265, Boone Road

CARPETS AND RUGS Browne, Hill & Co.—218, Szeohuerv

Road

JAPAN Central Asia Co., Ltd.—123a, Sey-

mour Road

Kobe China Art Rug Co.—509, Bubbling

Well Road

Imai Tokutaro Shoten—137, Moto- Elbrook, Inc.—50, Peking Road

mgeb* Esso Co.—452, Kiangse Road

Tamba-ya Shoten—$, Motomachi Fette Peking Rugs—1, Nanking Road

Yamada & Tanaka Co.—50, Ura-machi Golden Dragon Rug Co.—417b, Bub-

CHINA bling Well Road

Great Northern Carpet Co.—437r

Hongkong Bubbling Well Road

Arts & Crafts, Ltd.—4a, Des Vceux Hall Road

& Holtz, Ltd.—31, Nanking

Road Central Horn & Nobbins—12, The Bund

Fook Weng & Co.—China Building

Jade Tree, Ltd.—Gloucester Building Rung

Road

I Cheng—391, Bubbling Well

Arcade

Lane, Crawford & Co. — Exchange Lane, Road

Crawford, Ltd.—23, Nanking

Building

Little Shop, The -Gloucester Build- Canton Super

Nichols

Road

Yarx and Carpets—3,-

ing North China Rug Co.—585, Bubbling

Payri A: iSons, K. S.—32, Wyndham Well Road

Street- Oriental Rug Co.—399, Bubbling

Sincere Co.—Des Yceux Road Central Well Road

Steger & Co.—2, Connaught Road Ouskouli, M. H. A.—451, Kiangse

Central Road

(Sun Co.—Des Vceux Road Central Peh Yang Carpet Co.—45, Yates Road

Whiteway Laidlaw & Co.—Des Vceux Shainin & Co., I.—11, Choufoong

,t>i Road Central Road

Wing On Co. 207, Des Vceux Road

Central Sincere Co., Ltd.—560, Nanking Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TBADES

CARPET AND RUG MERCHANTS (CHINA) CEMENT 119

Sun (Ling & Co.—1188, Avenue Road Nichols

104,

Super-Yarn and Carpets—

Taku Road

Sun Sun & Co.—570, Nanking Road

Whiteavay, Laidlaw & Co.—30, Nan- Rabben & Co.—144, Bristow Road

Rendall & Co.—37, Rue de 1’Amiraute

king Road

Wing On Co.—651, Nanking Road Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—29, Con-

! suTar Road

Tientsin Shantung, Silk & Lace Co.—Taku

Road

Avanozian & Son—32, Bristow Road Shingming

Baukovitch Sr Co., H.—136, Bristow Taku and Trading Co.—Corner af

Bruce Roads

Road Tashjian, O. H.—131, Rue Pasteur

Bebgers’ Enterprises, Ltd.—108, Ta- Tientsin Carpet Cleaning Co.—252-

ku Road 255, Taku Road

Bubesko & Co., S. O.—17, Graystone Twyford & Co.—113, Rue Chaylard

Villas, Barracks Road

China-American Trading Corporation Tsinan

—Rue de France

China Carpet Trading Co.—55, Rue BOERTER & Co., A.

de Verdun SIAM

Churchill Carpet Co. — 17, Canton

Road Bangkok

Comfort Company, The—285, Hua-

Ying-Hsi-Li, Eastbourne Road Barrow, Brown & Co., Ltd.—Tapani

Eastern Rug Co.—8, Lin Ho Li, B. Hua Takay

C. Christian4! and Nielsen (Siam), Ltd.

Elbrook, Inc.—31-47, Davenport Rd.

Esso Co.—46, Shantung Road CEMENT MANUFACTURERS

Fairchild & Co,—169, Taku Road JAPAN

Gershevich Brothers—16, Victoria

Terrace Kobe

Globe Trading Co.—135, Rue St.

Louis Birnie, Leonard—45, Nakamachi

Greenland & Sons—57, Rue Henry Inouye Konnosuke Shoten—38, Sakae-

Bourgeois machi

Hackmacic

Hall & Holtz—17, Victoria Road dori

Hua 'Kuang Trading Corporation— Nishii 'Kunijiro Shoten—24, Ashi-

hara-dori

173a, Tunbridge Road

Yamamoto

Hua Mao Trading Co.^-8, Lin Ho Li Ashihara-dori Shimakichi Shoten — 39,

Isawa & Co., K.—140, Victoria Road

Jen Li Co.—78,;S-Rue de France Moji

Karagheusian American Corporation Asano Cement K.K.—Shirokisaki-cho

—136, Rue Pasteur

Kleeman & Co.—5, Woodrow Wilson Hokoku Cement K.E.—Nishi Hon-

Kutchukian, J. P.—55, Rue de Ver- machi

dun Fee Cement Seizo KjK.—Daimai

Malkassian, S.—8}, Rue Henry Bour Building

geois Nagoya

MentRup Co., C. J —29, Canton Road

Miceaelian & Kohlberg — 16, Lui Asano Cement K.E.—Shin Yanagi-

Ching Liu machi, Naka-ku

. j {f jGjLAiSSIEIED, LIST Ol7 TEADES

120 OE MENT MAINUFACTUKEKiS (JAPAN & CHINA)

Hokoku Cement Works, iLtd.—O, Oye [tbe Cement K.K.—Mitsubishi 21-go-

machi, Minami-ku kah, Marunouchi

Mikawa Cement K.K.—Min ami Qtsu- CHINA

maohi, Naka-ku

Oita-Cement K.K.—Ifcabaski-clio, Neu- Amoy

ka-ku

Onoda Cement Manufacturing Co.-^ Lingson Engineering & Trading

Atsuta Higashimachi Co.—Waterworks Building

Osaka Dairen

Asano Cement K.K.—291, Tsumori- OnoIu Szu

Cement Co.',' Ltd.—Chow-shui-

cho

Asano Portland Cement Co.—318, Do- Hankow

jima Building

Hamaguichi Shoten—12, iKitahorie- Ghee Hsin Cement Co.—4, Poa Wah

cho .; , Lie

Hokoku Cement Go.—1, Koraibashi Jardine, Matheson & 6o.—The Bund,

Kenchiku Zairyo Goshi Kaisha—1, j S.A.ID. 3

Minami Horie-cho Hongkong

Matsumoto Yojiro—49. Edobori Shi-

mo-dori Alves & Co., A. L.—1a, Chater Hoad

Neo Cement K.K.—13, Tamae-cho Bradley & Co.—Prince’s Building

Oita Cement K.K.—1, Soze-cho Castle Peak Ceramic Co.—53, Con-

Osaka Yogyo Cement IK.K.—2, Minami naught Road Central

Okajima-cho Green Island Cement Co., Ltd.

Toa Cement K.K.—1-178, Hatsusihima, —Exchange Building

Taishu Jardine,, Matheson & Co.—Pedder

Tosa Cement K.K.—23, Kitahorie, Street

Nishi-ku Mitsui Bussan Kaisha — Prince’s

Ube Cement Seizo K.K.—Esho. Build- Building

ing, Nakanosbima Ross & Co., Alex—Prince’s Building

Shidzuoka South China Brickworks, Ltd.—

Gloucester Building (2ijd floor)

Hida Shoten—Shimo Uo-machi Warren

ing & Co., C. E.—China Build-

Sakura Tokichi—Sakae machi

Tanaka Shoten—Hinode-cho Macao

Shimonoseki Green Island Cement Co., Ltd.

Onoda Cement Co.—Onoda-cho, Asa- Shanghai

gun Andersen, Meylr & Co.—4, Yuen

Tokyo Ming Yuen Road

Chee Hsin Cement Co,—38, Avenue

Asano Cement 'K.K.—Kaijo Building, Edward VII

Marunouchi China Portland Cement Co.—62,

Iwaki Cement K.K.—2, Marunouchi Kiangse Road

Mikawa Cement K.K.—6, Edobashi- Elliston, Pugh & Co.—24, Yuen

Ming Yuen Road

cho

Oita Cement K.K. — Marunouchi Glanzmann, Fco.—38, Canton Road

Building, Kojimachi-ku Jacks & Co., Wm.—1, Hongkong Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

CEMENT MANUFACTURERS—CHEMICALS & DRUGS (JAPAN) 121

Malcolm & Co., Ltd.—68, Szechuen Dupire Brothers, Inc.—9h, iDe Souza

Road Street

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—2, Kiu- Ho Hong Portland Cement Works—

kiamg Road 61, Chulia Street

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—9, Canton PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Road

Racine & Co.—Glen Line Building Manila

Shanghai 'Portland Cement Works,

Ltd.—38, Avenue Edward VII. Asano Portland Cement Cq.—303,

National City Bank Building

SCHIEREN Co., C. A.—28/25, N ijfigpo Cebu

Road Portland Cement Co.—

Zee Hung Tai—374, Markham Road Lime China Bank Building

Zee & Sons—A1299, Broadway Kilns, Inc.—P.O. Box 2388

Rizal Cement Factory—8, M. de

Swatow Banco Nacional, Binondo

JARDiNk Matheson & Co., Ltd.—P.O. Ynchausti

dustria,

& Co.—845, M. de la In-

San Nicolas

Box 66

Cebu

Tientsin Cebu Portland Cement Co.—Conner

Chee Hsin Cement Co.—Taku Road 1 Gonzalez Street & Comercip

Comfort Company, The—285, East-,

boure Road, B.C. CHEMICALS AND DRUGS

Harper & Co., Ralph—Robert Dollar JAPAN

Building

Hua Sheng Co.—80, Kotobuki Road Kobe

Jardine, Matheson & Co.—^Victoria

Road Akakabe Pharmacy—Motomachi-dori

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—1, Ya- Bayer Meister Lucuis Y. G. K.—38,

maguichi Read Akashi-machi

Perrin-Cooper & Co.—Consular Road Brunner Mend and Co. -72, Kyo-

Racine & Cie.—8, Rue Henry Bour- machi

geois Burleigh, J. E,t—45. Naka-maehi

Du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., E.

INDOCHINA I.—t83|„ Kyo-machi

Haiphong Fujita Seitaro—4, Niban-cho

Funai Shoten—35, Moto-machi

Societe 0es Ctments Portland Arti- GoTO-DEysHiN K.lK —1, Yakumi-dori

FICIELS DE l’InDOCHINE Hanku'yu Pharmacy- -28, Kamitsukin

, SIAM Hill Pharmacy—36, Shimoyamate-

dori

Bangkok 111rang va Pharmacy—28, Kamigion-

! cho

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The Hotei-ya Pharmacy—10(1. Moto-machi

Siam Cement Co., Ltd., The Ishihara Eijudo Pharmacy-^89, Ni-

MALAYA shiyanagi#ara

Iwata JiiZENDo—117, Kano-cho

Singapore Iwata ShOte'n—142, Susano-cho

Kirin-do Pharmacy—14, Kitanagasa-

Aurely, G.—Union Building dori

Chin Beno; & Co.—79, Clyde Terrace Kobayashi Keisuke—35, Naka-machi

CLASSIFIED L[ST OF TRADES

122 CHEMICAL AND DiiUC MERCHANTS (JAPAN)

Kobe Eisei Pharmacy-—1, Nibaiji-chp Nagoya

Kumochj Pharmacy—130, Kumochi- 4okiCo.—84,' Suehiro-cho

bashi-dori

Mxnatogawa Pharmacy—847-, Mizuki- Dm-Ichi Kogyo Seiyaku K.K.—Mina-

mi-Sotobori-cho

dori

'Nagaoka Shoten — Isogami-dori Murakami Shoten—Ofiina-cho

Nanri Boyeki KJK.—40, Sakae-machi Seyei

cho

Goshi Kaisha—Higashi Yoshino-

National Aniline & Chemical Co.. Tokai Seiyaku Kaisha—63, Kurima.

U.S.A.—65, Nainiwa-maohi

Nippon iShono K.K.—128, Onoe dori michi Higashi-cho

Nishimcra Rankodo—128, Moto-machi

Oriental Chemical & Trading, Co.— Osaka

83, Nakayamate-dori

Saisei Shono K.K.—31, Wakinohama- Asahi Shokai—550, Nankai-dori

cho Asahi Seiyaku Gomei Kaisha—117,

Sanseido—134, Moto-machi Shibata-machi

Siper, Hf.gnkr & Co.—108, Ito-machi Brunner, Mond & Co. — Konoike

Takeda Gomei Kaisha—5, Kaigan- DaiBuildingIchi Seiyaku K.K.—25, Hirano-

dori

Tsujimoto Uichiro iShoten—3, Sakae- cho

machi Dai Nippon iSeiyaku K.K.—14, Kita-

Yazawa Shoten—4, Hachiman-dori hama, Higashi-ku

Lieberman, Waelckli A Co.- Kita

Kyoto hana

Maruishi Pharmaceutical Co.—30,

Dai-Ichi Kogyo Seiyaku IK.K.—Sem- Awaj ima-machi

bonminami-iru, Hichijo-dori Morishita Co., H.—543, Tamahori-

Mori Shokai Gomei Kaisha—Bojo- cho

machi Naniwa Seiyaku K.K.—24, Tonya-

Nippon Shinyaku Co.—Mibu Shimo machi

Mizo-cho Osaka Seiyaku K.K.—16, Doshu-do

Radium Chemical Co.—Karasumaru- Sanyu Seiyaku Gomei Kaisha—21,

dori Suguhara-dori

Teihoku iDenkwa Kaisha—Nakura-cho Tanimura Umekichi—1-260, Shikanji-

Kyushu ma-machi

Siber Hegner & Co.—21, Imabashi

Hakata Pharmacy—Higashi Nakasu- Society of Chemical Industry in

Basle—Yamaguichi Building, 55,

cho Kawara-machi

Kameya Hontex—N i shigasaki-chc

Kawaguichi-ya Pharmacy-—1, Kura- Toyo cho

Seiyaku Boeki K.K.—40, Doshu-

moto-cho

Yamada Yasutami—8, Minami Kyuho-

Nagasaki ji-cho

Benkei-do—40, iDaikoku-machi Shidzuoka

Fukushima Kozo—31, Oura-machi

Hirasaki Moichi—Moto iDaiku Aisei Pharmacy—Kinza-cho

Ni-ssin Pharmacy — 71, Matsuyama Ichikawa

cho

Gomei Kaisha—Shicheken-

cho

Tachikawa Uchin-do — 77, Daikoku- Nojima-ya Shoten—Abe-cho

machi Uyesaka Shoten—Yuki-cho

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

CHEMICAL AND DRUG MERCHANTS (JAPAN, CHINA) 123 :

Shimonoseki Tokai Yakuhin K.KiG47, Ongita-cho

Isop.e Torino- XiHllinabc-cho Yokohama Dispensary G.K.^-156, Ya-

Kame-ya—Nishinohashi-chb . mashita-cho

SHirHo^bo—MisakinbcHo KOREA

Tsuchitani P harmacy—Nakan o:cho

Arai Pharmacy'—IIS, Nhndaimon-dori

Tokyo Seoul

Bayer Meister Lucius, Y.G.K.- Yausu Chosen

cho,

iSeiyaku K.K.—58, Hasegawa-

Seoul

Building Dai-Ichi Iakuhin K.K.—61, Shoror

Beck & Co., W.—Nichi Nichi Bldg . Seoul

Ktijimachi-ku Fujisawa Tomokishi—42, Seishomon-

Brett’s cho, Seoul

clro Hospital Pharmacy—4, Owari- Kimura Shinzaburo — 126, Hon-cho,

Brunner, Mond & Co.—1, Uchisaiwai- Seoul

cho Kitajima Pharmacy 12, Hon-cho,.

Chiyoda Seiyaku K.K.—1494, Nakano, Seoul

Tokyo-fu Yamagisht Tenyu-do—74, Asahi-cho,

Dai Nippon Seiyaku Kaisha, Ltd.—4, Seoul

Honcho Bennett & Co.—Chemulpo

Denki Kagaku Kogyo iKaisha, Ltd.— Tanaka & Co., Y.—Fusan

Katakura Building, Tatami-cho

Doitsu Seneyt; Gomei Kaisha—2, Na- CHINA

kadori

Furido Shokai—P O. Box 8

Hoshi Sjeiyaku Kaisha , Ltd.—326,

Kirigaya, Osaka-cho Imperial Chemical Industries

Hospital Supply Co.—6, Yamamoto- (CnirfA), Ltd.—P.O. Box 61

cho, Koj imaclii

Katow & Co. —2, Hon-cho Canton

Konishi Seiyaku G.K.—781, Ikebu- Chung Mei Drug Co.—5, Tai Ping

kui1© Nishi Sugamo

Konisht Shinbei iShoten—Nihonbashi Road Stickstoff, Krauch & Co.—

Nippon Chemical Industry Co., Ltd. Deutsche

Shameen

—200, Kamedo-cho Goeke & Co., A.—8&, Brit. Concession

Nippon Roche K.K.—8, Kobikicho Imperial Chemical Industries

Sangoku Boyeki K-K-—14, Yumi-cho (China), Ltd.—46, Central Avenue,

Society of Chemical Industry in Shameen

Basle—Yamaguichi Building Pharmacie Franco-Cantonaise — 16,

The Bund

Yokohama Reuter, Brockelman & Co.

Schmidt & Co. —20, Ching Yuan Maloo

Ahrens & Co.—43, Yamashita-cho

Hattori Shoten—31, Onoe-cho Cheloo

Hill Pharmacy—127, Motpmachi Imperial Chemical Industries

Maruzen & Co.—34, Benten-dori (China), Ltd.—1, Customs Read

Nagaka Sasuke Shoten—9, Onoe-cho Chungking

Sekaido Pharmacy—43, Matsugae-cho

Siber, Hegner &Co,—90a, Yamashita Imperial Chemical Industries

cho (China), Ltd.—Peh Hsiang Kai

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

124 CHEMICAL AND DRUG MERCHANTS (CHINA)

Dairen Bradley & Co.—Prince’s Building

Hamasaki & Co.—136, Yamagata-dori China Agricultural Development

Co., Ltd.—8, IDes Voeux Rd. C.

Nippon Beiyaku Kaisha—Naniwa-cho Colonial

Impekial Chemical Industries Building Dispensary — Gloucester

(China), Ltd.—196, Yamagata-dori Deutsche Farben Handelsgessells-

Shimamatsu & Co.—20, Kanbu-dori chaft Waibel & Co.—Prince’s Bldg

Foochow Economical Trading Co.—P.O Box

Associated Products Co.— 286

Fletcher & Co.—Asiatic Building

Imperial Chemical Industries Fong Brothers & Co.—China Build-

(China), Ltd.—Kwong Yin Ching, ing

N antai imperial ChemicalPedderIndustries

Leadman & Co., (Ltd. (China), Ltd.—12, Street

International Trading Co.—42, Elgin

Hankow Street

Ito & Co., G.—4a, Des Yeeux Road

Anglo-Chinese Dispensary—7, Sing Central

Seng Road Johnson & Co., R.—(David House

(Deutsche: Farben H. G. Waibel & Co. Kung rStm *, Qkaj;—Reclajnaticwi,

—S.AJD. 1 Street

IDu Pont de Nemours, Inc. E. I.— Kwong Sang Hong, Ltd.—250, Des

23, Tung Ting Road Voeux Road Central

Fuhrmeister & Co.—37, Han Chung Kwong Sing Ch^onul—Prince’s Build-

Road iog

Hwa Chang Co., Ltd., The—9, (Dahlia, Loxley & Co., W. R.—York Building

Building, Hunan Road

Imperial Chemical Industries Mercantile Printers’ Supply Co.,

The—18,'’ Lee Yuen Street West

(China), Ltd.—62, Hunan Road Mitsui Bussan, Kaisha — Prince's

Mee-Yeh HandelR Compagnie — 13, Building

Tungting Road

NATiONAL Aniline & Chemical Co.—7, I(oad Central N. ,S.—17, Queen’s

Moses & Co., Ltd.,

Russian Bund National AnilineBuilding,

& Chemical Co.

Harbin U.S.A.—King’s Connaught

Road

Agaejmiope Bros.—-41, Sveznaya Street National Drug Co., of China, The—

24,, ip,es Veeux Read. Central

Boucher, R.—26, Sammanaya Street Oriental Trading Co.—6, Queen’s

Far Eastern Drug: Trading Co.~1£,. Road Central

Russkaya Street

Imperial Chemical Industries The—681-583,Chemical

Paramount Works, Ltd.,

Canton . r.R/oad, Kow-

(China), Lti).—P.O.

1 Box 206 J loon

Klarer, AV. Ei'.—I, Birj-^iyt ’Street

Leineweber, W:—20, Roreiskaya iSt. Sander, Building

Wieler , & Co.—French Bank

Skoblin Co.—31, xConnaya Street Schmidt & Co.—Gloucester Building

Hongkong Shew an, Tomes1 ( & ' Co.—St, George

Building

Andersen, Meyer.:. & Co.—67, Des Shtng Chai Tong^-1i80, Queen’e Road

Veeux Road Central Central

Basto, Society of Chemical Indusiry in

tral , Cp-—10, Queen’s Road Cen- Basle—c/o - Arnhold & Co.

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

CHEMICAL?AND DRUG .MERCILV.NTS (SHANGHAI) 12&

Mukden okahD ha’ Bradley & Co.—12, The Bund

Betines & Co.«-Ou,tside Big West Burroughs,Hongkong Road

Wellcome & Co. —- >,

Gate

Gkessej:, Cii.—60, Ta, Hsi Pien Men (Jarlowitz & Co. —220, Szechuen Road

Wai Chemical Works Gedeon Richter 20,

Museum Road

Peiping Cheong Co., W. Y.—9,Foochow Road

American Drug Store—94, Hatanien China Educational Supply Associa-

tion-^, Honari Road

Street

Bertram, R.— 6, Legation Street Opina Export-Import; and Bank Cp,.—

Betinfs & Co., S. J.—Hatameu 136, Kiangse Road '

Street i Ooates & Son—112,'Szechuen Road

Bi^ijud. ^..^UNr^ ,Ljegation Street, ,( Continental Chemical & Drug

Deutsche Farbf.n II-A^UEEsGESEtiLSi Supplies, Ltd. —74, Szechuen Road

chaft Waibel & Cor—21," Gan Mien Daino: Yoshtten- -105, Kipngse, Road.

Hutung ©awalu Chemical Industries — 16,

European and American iDrug Store 1 | Canton Pioad'

—42, ,Teng Shih K’on Delbourgo a; do.—452, Kiangse Rpad

Hackmack (t Co.—125, Sooohow Hu- Deutsche Farbf.n Handelsgesellpchaft

tung. (Waibel & Co.)—68, iSzeohuen Rf ad

Imperial Chemical Industries Deutsche ' Stickstoff II. G. Krauch

(China), Ltd.-—52, Tupg Tang Tsz & ©0.-68, Szechuen Road

Hutung Dixon & Co.—3, Hongkong Road

iSajjer Co.—33, Tung Euan Yin Ssu iDodwell

Schmidt Co.—tl, Hsi Tang Tsu Hu- Du Pont &de Co.—I, (Canton Road

Nemours & Co., E. I. —

tung 3, Canton Road

Newchwang Eagle Drug Co., Inc.—225, Szechuen

Road

Du Pont de Nemoure & Co., Inc., E. Eastern Trading Co. (China), (Ltd.—

I.—Ti San Lu 3, Hankow Road

National Aniline & Chemical Co. , Eickhoff & Co.—451, Kiangste Road

Ear Eastern ©rug Trading Co.—9a,

Shanghai Hankow Road

Foster-McClellan Co.—489, Kiangse

Allen & Hanburys, Ltd.—309, Glen Road

Line Building, 2, Peking Road Frost, Bland & Co.—6, Szecliueh

‘ American'Drug Co:—40,'(franking Rd. Road

! American Asiatic Trading' Co.—6A, Fulford se Road

Co., Ltd. G. T.—451, Kiang-

\ Hongkong Road

) American Trading! Co.—3, Canton Gabbott guei-re

& Co., F. R.—70, Rue La-

Road

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—4, Yuen Gmehling Road

& Co., G.—73, Nanking

Ming Yuen Road

Anglo-Chinese Dispensary, Ltd. — Hachiya & Go.—9A, Hankow Road

44(8, Honan Road Hamilton, 'Ltd., James—38, Avenue

* Arai & Co.—12, Hankow Road Edward VII

, Behn Meyer China Co.—421, Kiangse Hammond & Co., F. W.—29, Szechuen

Road Road

Blickle Ross & Co—19, Kiukiang Hutchinson-Bell, Inc.—14, Haskell

Road Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

126 CHEMICALS AND DRUG MERCHANTS (CHINA)

Hsin Yuen Co.—10, Kiangse Road Wah Chang Trading Corporation—60,

Ningpo Road

Ideal Co., Ltd. — 723, Chung Hwa Warner

Road & Co., Inc., W. R.—3, Can-

Imperial Chemical Industries Watson ton Road

(China), Ltd.—41, Szechuen Road & Co., A. &.—25, Nanking

Road

International Food and Drug Co.— Zeller,

71, Kiaochow Road Max—35, Jinkee Road

Ito Co., Ltd., G.—130, Kiangse Road Zimmermann

Road

Co., W. I.—53, Szechuen

Kiangsu Chemical Works—Soochow Zung Lee Co.—130, Kiangse Road

Creek, Near Ferry Road

Kobayashi Yoko—36, Canton Road Swatow

‘Kofa American Drug Co.—120, Nan- ©unfold & Co., Ltd.

king Road

Kuhlmann (Etab.), Paris- 68, Sze- imperial Chemical Industries

(China), Ltd.-P.O. Box 50

chuen Road

Lilly & Co., Eli—316, Kiangse Road Tientsin

Lion Co., M.—34, The Bund

Mactavish & Co.—1, North iSoochow Bielfeld & Sun—52, Taku Road

Beiines & Co.—32, Woodrow Wilson

Road Street

Major Bros.—23, Ferry Road

Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie — 16, Bremen Colonial & China Trading

Co.—3, Corso Vittorio Emanuelle

Canton Road

Mulford Co., H.K.-^22, Museum Shou An Street and Bank Co.—

China Expcrt-Import

Road

Mustard & Co., Ltd.—22, Museum China Industrial & Chemicals Works

—63, Davenport Road

Road

National Aniline & Chemical Co.— Rue deNorthern

China

Paris

Corporation—47-55,

15, Museum Road Deutsche Farben Handelsgesellschaft

Papke, Davis & Co.—8, Yuen Ming —13, Hua An Road

Yuen Road Du Pont de Nemours & Co.—52, Taku

Poo Wei Chemical Works—700, Rue Road

iLaiayette Getz Bros.

Racine' Gros.

ing & Co., Ltd.—'Glen Line Build- Hackmack & Co.—11, Lapteff Road

Reiss & Co., Hugo—9, Foochow Road Earpf,r Co., Ralph—Rue Pasteur

Reliance Trading Co.—96, Peking Imperial Chemical Industries

Road (China), Ltd.—7, Rue de France

Sasaki & Co.—22, Siking Road

Scherings, Ltd.—4, Hongkong Road Jintan

Kashimura

Co. 38, Asahi Road, J. C.

oi Co.—14, Asahi Road

Schqloten, H.—19, Kiukiang Road Meyer & Co., E.—Harbin Road

Schmidt & Co.—Sassoon Arcade, Nan- National Aniline and Chemical Co.—

king Road 56, Rue de 1’Amirautc

Siemssen & Co.—451, Kiangse Road Pacific Alkali Co., Ltd.—Chiu Ta

Simmons & Co.—17, Peking Road Building, 1, Rue Fontainier

iSlowe & Co., Ltd.—7, Hankow Road Pu Hai Chemical Works, Ltd. — 98,

Society of Chemical Industry in Recreation Road

Basle -2A, Kiukiang Road Schmidt & Co.—52, Taku Read

United Drug Co.—410, Rue du Con- Siemssen & Co.—63, Taku Road

sujat Walte & Co., Succrs.—186, Bristow

Unkel, H. J.—238, Seymour Road Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

CHEMICALS AND DRUG MERCHANTS (MALAYA, P.I.) 127

Tsingtao Imperial Chemical Industries (Mala-

ya), Ltd. — ci/o. East Asiatic Co.,

Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd.

(China), ILtd.—28, Kwantao Road

Phoenix Chemical Co.—28, Kwangsi PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Road Manila

Venus IDrug Co.—06, Chung Shan

Road Arita Drug Co.—707, R. Hildago,

Tsinan Quiapo

Berry Chemical Co.—150, Santa Po-

(Deutsche Farben Handelsgessells- eniciana

chaft Waibel & Co.—57, We San Lu Botica Boib—95, Escolta, Binondo

Du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., E. Botica de Santa Cruz—835, Sales,

I.—23, Shengping Road Santa Cruz

Imperial Chemical Industries Botica Hensonnia—97, Real Corner

(China), Ltd.—7, Shieh Ma L-u, ! Cabildo, Intramuros

Wei Shan Lu Bush Chemical Co.—442, Ranquillo

Wuhu Castmac, Inc. — Perez Sammanillo

Building

Imperial Chemical Industries Central dago

Chemical Co.—1011, R. Hil-

(China), Ltd.—Ta Ma Lu David Drug Store — 602, Rizal

MALAYA Avenue

Domingo Legarda & Co., Inc.—Pure-

Singapore za, Sta. Meza

Boon Seng & Co., Ltd. — 1, Raffles Escolta Drug Co.—58-60, Escolta

Farmacie de San Fernando—939, San

Place Fernando

Eu Tong Sen, Ltd. 110, South Farmacia S. N. Roque—2328, Rizal

Bridge Road Avenue

Fulford Co., Ltd., G. T.—3b, Malacca Fi-Ma, Manila—136, Juan Luna Bin-

Street ondo

Imperial Chemical Industries Hutchison Chemical Work—2542, Li-

(Malaya), Ltd.—144, Robinson Rd. co, Santa Cruz

Singapore Fertilizer & Chemical Inhelder Walch Co., Ltd.—P.O. Box

Works, Ltd., The—120-123, Cecil 1182

Street

Insular

United Exporters, Ltd.—110, Robin- Luna Drug Co., Inc. —153, Juan

son Roadi

Japanese Drug Store—561, Azcarraga,

Penang Tondo

Imperial Chemical Industries Japanese Quiapo

Pharmacy—612, R. Hildago,

(Malaya), Ltd.—48, Weld Quay Manila Commercial Drug Co.—84,

Selangor Rosario, Binondo

Solignqm, Ltd.—Federated Buildings, National Drug Store—539, Rizal

Avenue, Santa Cruz

Kuala Lumpur New Orleans Commercial Co.—129,

SIAM Juan Luna

Philippine American Drug Co.—95,

Bangkok Escolta

Barrow Brown & Co., (Ltd.—Tapan Philippine Net & Braid Manufactur-

ing Co.—P.O. Box 320

Hua Takay

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

128 CHEMICAL AND DRUG'MERCHANTS—CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS

San Marcelino , Drug Store—317a, Hankow Dispensary^' Ltd. — Rue dc

San Marcelino, Ermita Hanoi and Rue Dubail

Watsonal Drug Co.—95, Escolta, International Pharmacy — (Lutheran

,Mission Building

Binondo

Yucuanseh Drug Co., Inc.—436, Das- Harbin

marinas

Cebu Far Eastern Drug Trading Co.-^SOi

Russkaya Street

Insular Drug- Co.,' Inc.—iP.O, Box Imperial Chemical Industries

15 ((China); Ltd.—Daigonalia Street

CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS Hoihow

JAPAN OUlNQ-Po.USH DlSPENSARY

Kobe GSeRman Dispensary

Hill Pharmacy—36, Shimoyamafce- Hongkong

dori

Bakilly Co.—153,

1 Des Yceux Road

Yokohama i Central ' '

Berlin

Barnwell, iS. M.—87, Yamashita-cho Central Co., Ltd.—161, Des'Voeux Road

CHINA Chin.'* Biochemical Co,—80, Des Yceu.c

Road West £Hoqr,gni8

Amoy China ID es pens a ry—82, Queen’s Road

, Cehtral

Amoy Pharmacy— Colonial Dispensary — Gloucester

Cheong &r Sons, E.S.—Kulatigsu Building

Hope Co., The— Edward Dispensary, The—51, Queen’s

Road Central

Canton Fletcher & Co., Ltd.—Asiatic Build-

ing

Chung Met Co.—5, Tai Ping Road King’s Dispensary—King’s Theatre

South Building

German Dispensary, Ltd., The—1, Kowloon Dispensary — 80, Nathaji

West Bund , , Road

Pharmacie Franco-Cantonaise — 1, Nam Hing Loong—i, Pottinger, St,

Ching Hoi Lu National Drug Co. op China—24, Des

Watson Sc Co., A. S.—Shameen Voeux Road Central

Foochow Pharmacy, The—Asiatic Building

Queen’s Dispensary—(Des Yceux Road

Associated Drug Ob. Central

Hankow Macao

Anglo-Chinese Dispensary, The—7, Farmacie Moderna—Alvenida

eida Ribeiro Alm-

Sing Seng Road' S.A.lD. 3

Associated Drug Co.—S. A D. 2 Pharmacia Popular—16, Largo do-

Central China Dispensary, Ltd.—22. Senada

Sing Seng Road Mukden

Hankow Chemical iLabohatory, The— Betines & Co.—Ta Hsi Pien Men

31, Rue Dubail Wei

CLAlSSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS (CHINA) 129

Nanking Kofa American Drug Go.—120, Nan-

king Road

Nanking Pharmacy—72, Hu a Pai Lou Llewellyn

king Road

& Co., Ltd., J.—100, Nan-

Street

Luebbert’s Pharmacy—81, Nanking

Peiping Road

Mactaa7ish & Co.—1, North Soochow

American Drug iStore—94, Hatamen Road

Street Mulford Co., H.K.—22, Museum Rd.

Betinus & Co.—Hatamen Street Nanyang Dispensary—426, Nanking

International Dispensary—35, Chien Road

Men Street National Pharmacy—<643, Nanking

New Pharmacy — Grand Hotel de Road

Pekin Nisshodo Dispensary—C. 165, Woo-

•Oriental Pharmacy—Hatamen Street 1 sung Road

Oriental

Peking Dispensary—Morrison Street chow Road Dispensary—Corner of Foo-

Saito & Co.—Ohieinmen Street Parke, Davis & Co.—8, Yuen Ming

Shanghai Yuen Road

Pharmacie “Avenue Foch”—251,

Avemie Foch

A. C. K. Co., Fed. Inc.—-112, Szechuen Pharmacie Generale—6, Rue Ohu Pao

Road San

Allen & Hanburys, Ltd.—Glen Line Pharmacie Modern—30, Avenue Joffre

Building SaIi Sei Do Pharmacy—K136, Boone

Anglo-Chinese

an Rpad Dispensary—44;8c, Hon- Schloten,

Road

Asia Pharmacy—745, Avenue Foch H.—19, Kiukiang Road

i California Pharmacy—155, Avenue Shanghai Chemical Laboratory—56,

Joffre Nanking Road

Cathay Pharmacy—1131, Bubbling Sharp Dohme, Inc.—22, Broadway

Shanghai Dispensary—464,

Museum

Well Road Road

Central Pharmacy—10, Broadway Sine Pharmacy—14, Broadway

Chang, & Co., Ltd.,.

king' Road ^ J. D.—106, Nan- Twigg, Ltd., P. O’Brien—29, Broad-

[ Eagle Drug Co.—225, f Szechuen Road Unionway

Gordon Dispensary—1313,

Pharmacy ^o 11270, Bubbling ehuen Road North Sze-

? Well Road

j Great China Dispensary Ltd.—350, United Drug Co.—410, Rue duJoffre

Union Pharmacy—682, Avenue

Con-

Foochow Road sulat

Great Eastern Dispensary—S98, Pek- Warder Dispensary—18, Seward Road

" ing Road

j, Grenard Co.—Central Arcade, 67, Watson

Nanking& Road . Road

& Co., A.S.—25, Nanking

Hsin Yuen Co.—10, Kiangse Road Wayside Pharmacy—398, East Broad-

International Dispensary, Ltd.- -58, : way

Foochow Road.

Jensen’s Chemical: Laboratory — 6j Swatow

French Bund

Kasamatsu Dispensary—-539, Canton Seng Hong Drug C°-, Ltd.—4, Wai

Road Ma Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

ISO CHEMIST'S AND DRUGGISTS (CHINA/ MALAYA)

Tientsin MALAYA

Adachi & 'Co., K.—174, Asaihi Road Johor e

An’glo-Chinese Dispensary—03, Ku Malay Abdullah

State Pharmacy—33, Jalan

Yieh Omen '*

Balandin’s Pharmacy — 6, Haining Town Muar

Pharmacy —.1, J alan Bakri,

Road

Central Dispensary, Ltd., The— Malacca

North East Comer of Tientsin Georgetown Dispensary", Ltd.—9-11,

City Riverside

Henderson Ac Co., J.—139, Victoria Malacca General Stores—First Cross

Road Street

MulfOrd Co., H.K.—06, Rue De Malacca Pharmacy—100, Bunga Raya

J

France Road

N e\v Oriental Pharmacy—281, Vic- Ong Dispensary—10, Riverside

toria Road

Oriental Pharmacy — 32, Woodrow Negri Sembilan

Wilson Street Town Dispensary—122, Birch Road,

Peiyang Dispensary—Chi Tai Build- Seremban

ing, Rue du Mareehal Foch,

Raiher’s Pharmacy — 26, Wushih Penang

Rond

Universal Pharmacy—40, Dickinson BoonRoadPharmacy, The — 182, Penang

Road

Victoria Pharmacy—-257, Victoria Ceylon Dispenary—67, Pitt Street

Dispensary (1929), Ltd.—2, Bishop

Road Street

Watson & Co., A.S.—238, Victoria Edmonds, W.J.—52, Beach Street

Road

Woollen, Vosy & Co.—86, Rue de George Town Dispensary, Ltd.—39,

Beach Street

F ranee Hen Choon Tong—37, Chulia Street

Tsingtao New DispenarY—47, Leith Street

Universal Pharmacy ■— 118, Achen

Linke, Otto—loo, Shantung Road Street

Nakamura Dispensary — 79, Chung Perak

Shan Road

Republican Apothecaries—33, Chu|ng Excelsior Pharmacy—56, Hugh Low

Street, Ipoh

Shan Road

Snoav & Co., M. L.—P.O. Box 123 George Town Dispensary — Station

Road, Ipoh

Tsingtao Dispensary—6, Chungshan Teluk Anson Cash Chemists—1, An-

Road

Tsingtao Pharmacy — 10, Shantung son Road, Teluk Anson

ftoad Selangor

INDO CHINA Central Pharmacy—45, Java Street

Hanoi Eastern Dispensary —14, Station

Road, Klang

P Harm acte Montes—54, Rue Paul Federal Dispensary — High Street,

Kuala Lumpur

Bert

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

CHEMISTS & DRUOGIiSTS—COAL MEROHANTS (JAPAN) 131'

Pharmacie Gabriel*—20, Suitam iSt., Sincere

j Street ;

IDispensary, ' Ltd.—59, Hill

Klang

Selangor Dispensary—228, High iSt., St.Street-

Mary’s Dispensary — 124, Hill

Kuala Lumpur

St. Mary’s Dispensary — 15, Klyne Town Pharmacy, The —144, South

Bridge Load

Street, Kuala Lumpur

Universal Dispensary—64, High St., United

Road

Pharmacy—305, North Bridge

Kuala Lumpur

Union Dispensary—247, North Bridge

Singapore Road

Universal Pharmacy — -358, North

Anglo-Chinese Dispensary — 303, Bridge Road

North Bridge Road PHILIPPINE ISLANDS '

British Dispensary—33, Raffles Place

British pHARMACY^JtO; North Bridge Manila

Road

Chia Lee PHARMACYr—64, New Bridge Pharmacia de San Fernando—839,

Road San Fernando, San Nicolas

Chong Shing Dispensary, Ltd.—ICO, San M argelino Drug Co- *.. I NO —317,

North Bridge Road San Marcelino, Ermita

Eastern Pharmacy—-149, New Bridge Watson & Watson—732, Zacateros,

Road Sta. Cruz , ■

Federal Dispensary, Ltd.—8, Raffles Yucuanseh Drug Co., Inc.—P.O. Box

Chambers 1761

Foster-McClellan & Co.—149, Cecil BORN. DO

Street

Fulford Co., Ltd.—3 b, Malacca Kuching Drug Store—'Kuching, Sa-

Street rawak

Grafton

Quay Laboratories—20fi, Collyer Sandakan Dispensary^ Ltd.—Sa-nda-

Great Eastern Dispensary — 112, kan

South Bridge Road

Hinnam & Little Dispensary—309, CIGARS AND CIGARETTES (.see,

under Tobacco:)

North Bridge Road

International Pharmacy—2, Robinson COAL MERCHANTS

Road «

Kerala Dispensary—210, Middle Road JAPAN

Khoo Dispensary—281, Geylang Road

Lim Dispensary—36, High Street

Long Long & Co., Ltd.—37, Larong Asahi Shoten—318, ,SaHjnomiya-cho

Bukit Pasoh

Malayan Pharmacy—71, East Coast Asoh Shoten—32, Akashi-machi

Birnie, Leonard —45, Naka-machi

Road

Maynard "& Co., Ltd.—11, Battery Deguichi-iShoten—15, Shinzaike elio

Eurukawa Kogyo K.K.—97, Kaigaru

Road dori

Medical Hall, Ltd.—20a, Collyer Hamada Tosuke—170, Sakae-machi

Quay

Parry, Davis & Co.—22, Bonham Hashimoto Coal Shoten—45, Motb-

Building machi

Poak Chae Dispensary—191, Middle. Ishii cho

Gembei Shoten—196, Desfliko

Road

Raffles Dispensary—35, Hill Street Kaijima Shogyo K.K.—Meikai Bldg.

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

132 COAL MERCHANTS (JAPAN)

Kume Osami Shoten—9-262, iKusu- Nagoya

tani-cho

Kyushu Tangyo K.K. —Sakae-inachi Bunjun-tan Sales Co.—Shin Yanagi-

Manbyo Kizo Shoten—1-171, Sakac- machi

machi Kyushu Coal Sales Co.—O-ike-cho,

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—48, Aka- Naka-ku

shi-machi Murayama Coal Co.—Kako-cho, Naka-

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—3, Kaigan- ku

dori Suzuki Coal Co.—Takanawate Goki-

Obata Shoten—118, Isogami-dori so, Naka-ku

Okuno Shoten—11, Sakae-machi Toyoda Coal Co.—Kako-machi

Tamada-Shoten—71, Sakae-maohi Yamashita Coal Mining Co.—78,

Tanaka Shinkichi Shoten—14, Den- Kojima-cho

zaike-cho

Yamamoto Kinjiro Shoten—162, Na- Osaka

kayamate-dori

Yamashita Kogyo K.K.—47, Sakae- Amano Hidetaro—16, Benten-cho

machi Fukumatsu Shokai—25, Taisho-machi

Yasukawa & MATsuMbTb Shoten—8, Fukuyama Wakiei K.K.—30, Nishi Sa-

Kaigan-dori kaigawa

Kyushu Hida Ken—17, Benten-cho, Minato-ku

Kaijima Shogyo K.K.—15, Kawagui-

Fukumatsu Shokai—Masago-cho chi-cho

Kita Shiten—iKaiganrdori Kyodo Sekitan K.K.—1, Nishi iDoton-

bori

Uchida Shoji K.K.—Sho Shinkawa- Kyushu Sekitan K.K.—16, Benten-cho

dori Nagasawa iShoten—77, Tsumori-cho

Moji Nihon Cokes K.K.—1071, Sakuraga-

wa-cho

Osaka

F’urukawa Kogyo K.K. — Sanfoashi- sugawa, Godo Sekitan K.K.—2-15, Kit-

dori Naniwa-ku

Kaijima Kogyo K.K.—Shin Kiyotaki TaicasagoShokai—11,

Shuzo Kita Ajikawa-cho

Shoji K.K.—473, Ichioka-

cho cho ,

Mitsubishi Kogyo K.K. -q Higashi Teikoku Tangyo K.K.—3, Dojima

Minato-cho Hama-dori

JN utter & Co.—P.O. Box 3

Yamashita Kogyo K.K. — Daimai Tsumori Cokes SEizo-sHo—^ees, Tsu-

mori-machi

Building Ube Senten Gomei Kaisha—18, Nishi

Nagasaki Tombori

Wakada Tosaburo—18, Minami Aji-

Matsushima Coal Mining Co.—Mat- kawa-cho

sushima-mura Yamamoto Shoji Kaisha—2-18, Minami

Ajikawa-eho

Matsuura Coal Mining (Joshi Kai- Yamashita

sha—Chihara-mura Cokes K.K.—250, Chishi-

Mitsubishi IKogyo Kaisha—1, Ozone- ma-cho

machi

Nagasaki Coal Mining Co.—Shisa- Shidzuoka

cho

Nakazato Coal Mining Co.—Naka- Koshi Ikumatsu—Komyo-cho

zato-mura Tanaka iShoten—Hinode-cho

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

COAL MERCHANTS (JAPAN-CHINA) 13S

Shimonoseki CHINA

Kajima Shogyo KJK.—5, Karato- Canton

machi Mitsui Btjssan Kaisha—Shaaneen

Wuriu SShokai—5, Karato-machi

Chefoo

Tokyo Iwaki & Co.—5, Chao Yrang Street

Ibaraki Sextan K.K.—867, Marunou- Hankcw

chi Building, Marunouchi

Iwaki Tanko K.K.—Shokin Building, E ik\ta & Co.—17, Poyang Bead

Marunouchi Fu Chung Corporation—95, Rue d’Al

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—Minamisen- sace (Lorrain"

j u, Toyotama-gun Kailan Mining Administration—3,

Sumitomo Gosho Kaisha—1, Tori Tungting Road

Li5 Ho Kow Mining ;Co.—Communi-

Yokohama cations Building, Hunan Road

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—Taiping

IDodwell & Co.—P.O: Box 271 Road

Kajima' Tracing Oo.—1ft, Hanazaki- Mitsui

Road

Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Taiping

cho Sassoon & Co., £td;, ’(David

Mitsubishi Sfoji Kaisha—1, Hoshi-

no-cho Harbin

Munakata Shokai—1, Yoshihama-cho

Okamura Shoten—632, Kubo-cho : Moulin Coal Mining Co.—30. Aji-

Yamashita heiskaya Street

dori Kogyo K.K.—26, Kaigan- Skidelskys’

Prospekt

Succibsors—4, Bolshoi

Yokohama Kijota ; Shoten—190, Ka- Suzuki & Co.—Mostovaya Street

nagawa-cho

FORMOSA Hongkong

Chin Seng Industrial & Develop- AhCentralYing & Co,—22, Connaught Road

ment Co., Ltd.—Taihpku Asia Coal and Briquetting Co.—

Elphinstone, S.—T^-ipeh China Building

Ltm Kai Tai & Co.—Taihoku Bradley & Co., Ltd.—Priiibe’s Bldg.

Charbonnages pu Tonkin—1, Queen’s

KOREA Building

China Associates Corporation 6,

Chosen Muentan K.K.—1, Nandai- Queen’s Road Central

mon-dpri, Seoul, Economical Trading- Co.—P.O. Box

Chosen Tanyo K.K.—1, Nandaimon- Gibb, 285

dori, Seoul Livingston & Co.—P. k O.

Hoyei Shokai—13, Kanko-dori Seoul Him Building

Hozan Tanko K.K.—26, Nandaimon- Hin Fat Yu & Co.—China Building

dori, Seoul & Co., Ltd. -Alexandra Bldg.

Mikasa Shokai — 8, Okazaki-cho, Hughes & Hough, Ltd.—6, Des Yceux

Road Central

Seoul

Mikuni Shokai—26, Nandaimon-dori Koon Tai & Co —24, Des Yreux Road

Central

Seoul

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

[34 COAL MERCHANTS (SHANGHAI)

Mnsri Bgs?4N 'Kajsha — Prince’s Dah Woo Coal Co.—1096, Lungmen

Building Road

Mitsubishi iShoji Kaisha, Ltd. — 14, Eastern Coai^—E645, Burkill Road

Redder Street Economic Shipping Bureau—106, Sze-

Patell, J. B.—38, Wyndham Street chuen Road

Ren & Co., S.D.—6, Queen’s Road Hargen & Co.—66, Szechuen Road

Central Hayashi & Co.—6, Hankow Road

Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David—8a, Des Herloesen & Reeves—9, Avenue Ed-

Vceux Road Central ward YII

Shewan, Tomes & Co.~St. George’s Hopkins, Dunn & Co.—48, Szechuen

Building Road

Stegek, & Co.—2, Connaught Road Ilbert & Co., Lid.—1, Canton Road

Central

Thobesen & Co.—2, Queen’s Building Iwai & Co., Ltd.—9A, Hankow Road

Tsang Foo & Co.—'China Building Kailan Sales Agency—38, Avenue

Wallem & Co.—Prince’s Building Edward VII

Williamson & Co.—P. & O. Building Kaiyosha Co.—6, The Bund

Wong Sin Woon—21, Pottinger Street RoadTai Yong Coke Co.—216, Thibet

King

Yamashita-Risen Kaisha — King’s Kiyohara & Co.—6, Kiukiang Road

Building

Koenig Brothers—24. The Bund

Peiping Master & Co., M.J.—9A, Hankow

Road

I Li Coal Mining Co., Ltd.—Inside Mataichi

Chienmen Yoko—C30, Nanzing Road

Kailan Mining Administration—17, Road & Co., Cecil—9, Foochow

McBain

Legation Street

Mentoukou Coal Mining Co.—Culty Meason Road

& Co., M.S.—45, Szechuen

Chambers, Legation [Street

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—Tung Pan Mitsubishi

Road

Shoji Kaisha—3, Canton

Pai Lou Road

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—Hsu Hsung Mitsui Road

Bussan Kaisha—49, Szechuen

Pui Hutung

Miyosho Yoko—56, iSzechuen Road

Shanghai Monroe & Co., Ltd., F.C.—45, Sze-

.chuen Road

Asiatic Coal Co. — 151, Markham NeeRoadTai Shing & Co.—B. 152, Sinza

Street

Bowern & Co.—38, Canton Road Norasiatic Coal Transports, Ltd.—

China Coal Co.—39A, Canton Road Old45, Yangtszepoo Road

Yung Chong Coal Co. —19,

China Coal Briquette Co. — 39, Avenue Edward VII

Avenue Edward YII

China Produce & Coal Co.—39A, Can- Peikiang

Piao Coal Mining Co.—14, Kiu-

Road

ton Road Pekin Syndicate, Ltd.—12, The Bund

China Shipping Co. —14, Kiangse Racine & Cie—Glen Line Building

Road

Chu Yu Co-—20, Museum Road Sam Joe & Co.—A1114, Broadway

Chung Hsing Coal Mining Co., Ltd. ham RoadSung Coal Co.—366, Mark-

San iDah

—212, Kiangse Rend

Dah Tung Coal Mining Co.—Ww22, Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David

Museum Road Schiller’s—17, Peking Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

GOAL MEEOHANTS (CHINA—PHILIPPLNE ISLANDS) 135

Service Express Co. — SO, Peking Mitsu Shoji Kaisha, Ltd.—42, Rue du

Eoad 14 Julliet

Shun Chong & Co.—2612, East Yu- Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—1, Yamagui-

hang Road chi Road

Sumitomo Goshi Kaisha—5, Kiukiang Pei Piao Coal Mining Co., Ltd.—9,

Road Corso Vitterio Emanuelle

Sun Nee Coal Co.—15, Jehol Road Tientsin Forwarding & Commission

T’a Oh’ang Kung Sze —57. Sinza Road Agency—14, Italian Bund

Takaiwa & Co.—6, Kiukiang Road Wutaca & Co., Y.—58, Rue de Baron

Tung Woo & Co.—139, Nanzing Road Gros.

Wallem & Co.—34, Canton Road Tsingtao

Wheelock & Co.—2, French Bund

Whitsons, Ltd.—35, Canton Road Yue Chong Coal Co.—30, Kuan Tao

Wing Tai & Co.—139, Nanzing Road Road

Yamashita Risen Kaisha—56, Sze- MA1LAYA

chuen Road

Yebara & Co.—3, Ezra Road Singapore

Yuen Tai & Co.—38, Avenue Edward Eastern Mining & Rubber Co.—22r

VII Bonham Building

Yung Chong Coal Co.—1260, Sinza Kheng Huat & Co.—9, D’Almeida

Road Street

Zung Chong Coal Co.—235, Ku Lun Senda & Co., Ltd.—Raffles Chambers

Road

Zung Kee Coal Co.—607, Kwang Foh Thong Aik & Co.—112, Robinson Road

Road Selangor

Swatow Malayan Collieries, Ltd. — Bank

Bradley & Co. —P.O. Box 76 Buildings, Kuala Lumpur

BORNEO

Taku

Cowie Harbour Coal Co.—Tawau

Kailan Mining Administration —

Tongku PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Tientsin® Manila

Chi Kdu Coal Co.—14, Corso Vittorio Ampil & Co.—P.O. Box 1301

Emanuele III

China Northern Corporation—47-55, Chumbuque.

San Nicholas

Jose Lim—204, Sevilla,

Rue de Paris Figuras Hermanos, Inc.—374, Loo-

Ching Hsin Minen G.m.b.H.—217, ban, Paco

Taku Road

Du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., E. Davis Building, Sta. Cruz and

Fernandez & Co., V.T.—Lack

I.—52, Taku Road

Fu Chung Corporation—26, Rue de Madrigal & Co.—8, Muele del Banco

Nacional, Binondo

FAmiraute Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Nation-

Hua Sheng Co.—80, Kotobuki Road al City Bank Building

Kailan Mining Administration — Russell & Ct>.—P.O. Box 982

Meadows Road

McBain, George—Liddell’s Building. CONTRACTORS under Building:

Taku Road Contractors)

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

.136 COPRA AND HEMP -COTTON AND TENT IDES (JAPAN)

COPRA AND HEMP COTTON AND TEXTILES

CH IFj A

JAPAN

Hankow

Nevea Co.—Union Building, Paoshiin Kobe

Road

Ahmed Abdul Karim Bros.—40, Isobe-

Hongkong dori

Ahmed Ebrahim Bros.—84, Isobe-dori

Hongkong Rope Manufacturing Co., Akita Shoten —4,’ Isogami-dqri' :

Ltd.—Kennedy Town & Ma Tan Ap.anjia & Bros,.—S8, Sann6miya obo'

Kok

Asano Ishikawa Sho’kAi—116, Iliga-

Ynchausti & Co.—King’s Building shi-machi

BagnallI K. -70,0 Haebiman-dori

MALAYA Bastel & Co.;'TL-38, Jsobe-dori, 2-

Singapore chome

Birnie, Leonard—Uchi da Building,

: 45, N akamaebi

Keat Cheangi & Oo., Ltd.^-76, Robin- Bolitinsky

son Road & Co.—39, Akashi-machi

Oh Anna 1 & Co.—39,' I’sobe-dori

NETHERLANDS INDIA Clough^ IKerby—10, Kaigan-dori

Padang Cox & Hirao—112, Kita-niachi

Daimyo Bussan K.K. —1, , Jsog^mi-

ScHNEEWIND, P. dori

(Detaram & Son—30/1. Isobe-dori

PHipiPPI^E, ISLANDS Dialdas AlimchanPv*& Co.—110b, Ha-

ck iman-dori

Manila iDodwell & Co.—^2, Kyo-macbi ;

Bio & Chuax, Inc.- -685, Benavides Dossa & Co.—76, Kyo-mach

Columbian Rope Co.—302, National Fatichand & Sons—123, Isogami-dori

City Bank Building, Binondo Findlay,

Ltd.—110,Richardson

Ito-machi & Co. Uapan),

El Dorado Oil!Works—616,' National Goder, S.—58, Naniwa-machi

City Bank Building, Binondo

Heath Fibre Co:.—'$5, National City Gourgey, J. Si—R&, Sannomiya-cho

Bank Building, Binondo Hata ^hoten—35, INakarmnchi

International Harvester Co. of the Holland Asiatic Trading Co.—39,

Philippines—P.O. Box 308 Akashi-machi

JoHNSON-PlCKETT ROPE CO.—P.O. Box Hukmichand Rambhagat Co.—14,

1457

Manila Cordage Co.—P.O. Box 131 ItoN akayamate-dori .

Shoten—iKano-cho •

iScHNiTZLER Sons—189, Juan Luna, Jhamatall Gurbamall & Co.—100c,

Bimondo Hachiman-dorr —

Tubbs Cordage 06.—P.O. Box 131 Kanegafuchi Boseki K.K.—.Alisaki-

Zamboanga cho

Kato Gomei Kaisha—61, Kitanagasa-

Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc.—P.O. Box dori

199 Kerry & Co.—7, Harima-machi

Philippine IDessicated Coconut Cor Layko Ross & ■ Co., Inc.—94, Yedo-

poration—Recodo machi

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

COTTON AND TEXTILES (JAPAN) 13T

Mak4ver McBeath & Co.—30, Akashi- Toyoma-cho

Menka IKaisha, Ltd.—18, Tem-

machi

Moosa, Motiwalla & Sons—-05, Isobe Osaka

dori

Motiwalla & Sons—96, Isobe-dori Aall & Co., Ltd.—9, Koraibashi

Murakami Shoten—80, Isobe dori

Murata Umetani & Co.—180, iSariino- Anderson,

P.O. Box

Clayton & Co.'s Agency—

165 (Central)

miya-cho

Naigai Wata K.K.—1-5, Jlaraabe- Ito Tomigoro—18, Kitahorie-cho

dori Kitahei Goshi Kaisha—53, Kita Kyu-

Naraindas, B.—87, Sannomiya-cho taro-cho

Nippon Menkwa K.K.—123, Higashi- Kiyama Katsutaro — 16, Kiiahama,

machi Higashi-ku

Okuzawa Shoten—79, IsobeRori Manget Bros. & Co.--P.O. Box 96,

Pohomull Bros.—P.O. Box 49 Central

Rosenbloom, S.—Shimtaku Bud ling McFadden

tral

Bros.--P.O. Box 55, Cen-

Rupert Cox Goshi Kaisha—3/63, Nippon Menka K.K.—10, Nakanoshi-

Isobe-dori ma, Kita-ku

Sakurai Shoten—65, Sann miya-cho R. D. Tata iShokai—17, Kitahama,

Shitara Shoten—87, Sanmomiya-cho Higashi-ku

Songerwalla & Co.—106, Isobe-dori Sansho Goshi Kaisha—21, Bingo-cho

Tachizumi Shoten—78, Isogami-dori Siber, Hegner & Co.—22, Imabashi

Takashima-ya, Iida & Co.—97, Yedo- Toyo Menka IK.K.—1, Koraibashi

machi Yamagami Masutary—10, Soze-cho

Tashima Shoten—7, Isobe-dori

Uni Shoten K.K.—292, Sannomiya- Shimonoseki

cho

Kyoto Suho Orimono K.K.—Ono-mura, Ya

maguich-ken

Kanegafuchi BosekI Kaisha Kono ken Ube Boshoku K.K.—Ube, Yamaguich-

Uchiraki-cho

Nagase Shoten—Ichijo Sagaru Tokyo

Nippon Seifu Kaisha — Mokojima-

mura Cotton Industrial Co.—158, Takata-

Tsuji Boseki Kaisha—Hanai-cho machi

Yasumori Shoten—Akazumon Matsu- Dai Nippon Boseki K.K.—104, Mina-

bara misenju

Nagoya Fuji Gasu Boseki Kaisha—Oshima-

cho, 40, Sakamoto-cho

Hattori Shoten, -Ltd.—11, Miya- JayCentralW. Myers Inc.—P.O. Box F.89r

machi, Ninami-ku

Ito-chu Shoji Kaisha, Ltd.—Shin mida-cho Boseki K.K.—1612 Su-

Yanagi-machi

Kanegafuchi

Japan Cotton Trading Co.—6, Hichi- Nippon

cho

Menka K.K.—14, Horidome-

ken-cho

Kanematsu & Co.—Shimo Choja- ma-cho Meriyasu-ten—18, Yokoya-

Shimidzu

machi

Miyamoto Bussan Gomei Kaisha—20, Toyo Menka K.K.—20, Shinzaimoku-

chi, Nihonbashi-ku

Tenma-cho

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

138 COTTON AND TEXTILES (JAPAN-CHINA)

Yokohama Nippon Menkwa K.K.—76,, British

' Concession, Shameeh

Akita Genchichi Shotex—58, Nihon Reuter, Brockei.mann Cpu

Ohdori jaiffiaO Chefoo

Chellakam, D.—32o, Yamashita-cho

Gehimall BRofc.—10, Fukiya-cho Chepoq Export Co. - - Broadway

Gttnamal Parson—10, Yamshita-cho (Laces)

I washita SIiokXi-—38^ Nihon-Ohd6ri China Hairnet Co.—(LacesqM , y

MoRtrlSHi Shokai-20, Mihato-cho China-Crafts (Laces)

Nihalchand Bros.—77, Yamashita- China Industrial Export Co, :(Lkces)

oho China Manufacturers kxPoRT Asso-

Nozaki Shokai—202, Yania:shita-ch.o €iatjox (Laecsi)

Premsing Sf, Sons, I.—153,i Yamashi- China Merchants’ Pongee Associa-

tion—Beach Street (Laces)

' ta-eho

Ramchand, G.—75^ Yamashita-cho Cosmos Commercial—Chao Yang S.t.

Robinson, G.—24, Yamashita-cho * (Lacies)

Teikamdas Bros.—127b. . Yamashita' Darroch & ,Co.—Broadway (Laces)

Deh Tai & Co.—Kwang Yin Road

cho .(Lace & Embroideries)

Toyo Menka Kabushiki Kaisiia-^2, Hindu Shantung Trading Co, (Laces)

Omote Takashima-cho . tit deries)'

SIN & Co.,‘ ID.—P.O. Box 16 (Embroi-

KOREA Lancaster & Co., T.H.—28, Broadway

Chosen Seimon K.K.—104, Moto- Reiser (Embroideries)

machi. Seoul & Co. (Laces)

Bennett & Co.—Chemulpo Shantung SIlk and (Lac'e Co.—

Ide Teizo — 135,'' Nandaimon-dori,; Sincere Road

Beach

Manufacturing Co.—Broad^

Seoul

Keijo Boshoku K.lK.—116, Nandai-1 TaiwayTung ((Laces)

& Co.—Broadway (Laces)

mon-dori, Seoul

Takase Gomei Kaisha—95, NahJdai- Universalway Producing Co.—Broad-

(Embroideries)

mon-dori, Seoul

Toyo Senshokij K.K.—83, Chosa-do, Dairen

Seoul

Yamada Tomeikichi —121, Nandai- Hsien Miao Cheng—60, Naniwa-cho

mon-dori, Seoul Manshu Kyoekisha, Ltd.

Tanaka & Co-—Fusan Naniwa Yoko—<51, Naniwa-cho

CHINA Nippon Menkwa Kabushiki Kaisha—

48, Yamagata-dori

Antung Te Tai—55, Oku-machi

Wolter & Co., Carl Hankow

Canton Dodwell & Co.—5, Tungting Road

Jardine, Matheson & Co.—The Bund

Bodiker & Co, Lee & Co., D.A.—7, Ding An Lee,

Central Agency, Ltd., The—50, Cen- Poyang Road

tral Avenue, Shameen Mataichi Kabushiki IKaisha—14, Ewo

Goeke & Co., A.—85, British Conces- Road

sion Menta, B R,—7, Tungting Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

COTTON AND TEXTILES, (CHINA, SHANGHAI) 139

Mitsubishi Shoji 'Kaisha—Taipiag Sassoon; & Co., Ltd. , David—-8a;. Des

Voeux Road, Central

Road

Nippon Menkwa Kabushiki Kaisha— Shewan, Building

Tomes & Co.—St, George’s

Taiping Building

“Sapt” Textile Products—i, Yih Portland Street,Knitting

South China

Mongkok

Factory—

Yuen Rpad

StASso.o^ & Dp., Ltd., David Toyo Menka Kaisha, Ltd.—Prince’s

Siemssen & Co.—Erh Yao Road Building

Union Trading Co.—York Building

Harbin Shanghai

(Kagan & Co.—28, Mostovaya' Street Amberg & Co., G.—14, Kiukiang Road

LeibovIch, M — 25, Sammanaya Street Anderson, Clayton & Co.—4, Avenue

Manchurian Merchant Trading Co.- Edward VII

6, Bolshoi Street Arnhold & Co.,,Ltd.—1, Nanking Rd.

Matsuura & Co.—P.O. Box 24

Tschurin & Co.—Tsch'urin Building, Ashworth, A.—2, Canton Road

Azadian Societe Anonyme—4 French

New Town Bund

Hongkong Banner, Thomas—6,' Kiukiang Road

Backhouse, Ltd., James H.-tGa, . Oha- Barlow & Co.—4, Ezra Road

Behn, Meyer China Col—4^1, Kiangse

tier Road Road

Bodiker & qp..—1^7, Des Voeux Road Behrens & Co., Sir Jacob—25, Central

Bradley & Co., Ltd.—Prince’s Bldg Road

CarlowItz & Co.—4, Queen’s Road Boutross Brothers— 212, Kiangse

Central Agency, Ltd.—2; Connaugln Road (iLaees)

Road Central Boylan, J. H.—21, Jinkee Road

Eric Allum, Chow & Co.—18, Con- Brister, J.S.—I6A, Kiukiang Road

naught Road

Feld & Co., Ltd., F.—Pedder Build- Britannic Textiles, (Manchester),

Ltd.—74, Szephuen Road

ing

Gibb, Livingston & Cp.—P. & 0. Burges & Cp.,Co.—19,

IBroadwith & Szechuan Road

A.C.—25, Jinkee Road

Building

Huygen, G. E.—Pedder Building Cathay Lace Co.-—119, Szeehum Road

Kam Wo—176, Queen’s Road West Central Agency, Ltd.—15, .Szcchuen

Keller IKern & Co.—15, Connaught ChiRoadChang & Col—1297, Broadway

Road Central (Laces)

Kotwall & Oo., E. D.—Queen’s China

Road Central ■ Cotton Trading Co. — 80,

Avenue

Li Man Hing Kwok Weaving and China Embroidery Edward VII

Manufacturing Co. — 15, 'Saigon Co.—271, Yates

Street, Kowloon Road

(Loxley & Co., W.R.—York Building Codsi, J.—5, Foochow Road (Laces)

Manners & Co.—7, Queen’s Road Cen- Collier

Road

& Stephenson — 25, Jinkea

tral

Mohammedally, N.—27, Wyndham St. j.,iComerford"

(Laces)

& Col—18, The Bund

Nippon Menkwa Kabushiki Kaisha— Compagnie Optorg—39, Avenue Ed-

2, Connaught Road ward VII

Sander, Wieler & Co.—5, (Des Voeux Cooke, D.H.—367, (Kiangse Road

Road Central

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

140 COTTON AND TEXTILES- (SHANGHAI)

Dell’Oro & CO.—1, Canton Road Mackenzie, Stewart & Co. (Manches-

Delbourgo & Co.—452, Kiangse Road ter), Ltd.—21, Jinkee Road

Dodwell & Co—1, Canton Road Mallouk Brothers—25, Central Road

Dossa & Co., C.—9A, Hankow Road Mamary (Laces) '

Brothers—24, The Bund

Dunlop & Co., W.—33, Szedhuen Road Mar

Eickhoff & Co.—451, Kiangse Road Master &Ltd.—29,

Kao, Szechuen Road

Ewo Cotton Mills, Ltd. — 27, The Road Co., M.J.—9A, Hankow

Bund Mataichi Kabushiki Kaisha—55, Sze-

Elite Laces Co.—18, Broadway chuen Road

Fein, Aaron—852, North Saechuen Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnif. — 16,

Road Canton Road

Finkelstfin & Co., D..--14, 'Kiukiang Mei Yah Trading Co.—9, Hankow

Road (Daces) Road

Fook Weng & Co.—54, Nanking Road Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—49, Saechuen

Forster & Co., G.P.—116, Kiangsa Road

Road Morgenstern, O.—21, Jinkee Road

German-China Co., Ltd.—66, Szechucn Nagai Wata Kaisha, Ltd.--101, Gor

Road don Road

Gosho Kabushiki KAisha—55, Sze- Naorosji & Co., P.—10, Rue du Con-

chuen Road sul at

Gra\' Trading Co.—17, Jinkee Road Nippon Menkwa Kabushiki Kaisha—

(Laces) 8, Hankow Road

IIamrah .k Co.—11A. Kiukiang Road Nissei Trading Co.—9A, Hankow

(Laces) Road

Haworth & Co.—74, Szechuen Road OliVier-Chine—16, Museum Road

Hedayx Importing Co.—26, Rue Chu One Price Lace Co.—45, Broadway

Pro iS an Oriental Trading Co!—367, Kiangse

Holmes, I.—2, Peking Road Road

Hongkong and Shanghai Lace Co.— Pah Lok Chai—507, Honan Road (Em-

Z830, Miller Road broideries)

How Sang & Co.—49, Rue Montauban Patell & Co.—12, Rue du Consulat

(Laces)

Hua Shing Cotton Waste Factory— Jinkee Hanbury

Probst,

Road

(China), Ltd.—21,

P.O. Box 244 Quality Art Embroidery Co.—110,

Ilbert & Co.—1, Canton Road Central Arcade

Illingworth, L. E.—19 Kiukiang Road Reiss,

Road

Massey & Co.—d5i Museum

Itoh & Co.—6, Hankow Road

Jacobsen, Axel—14, Kiukiang Road “ Sapt ” Textile Products, Ltd.—16a,

Kiukiang Road

Jaffe & Sons—21, Jinkee Road

Jardine, Matheson & Co.—2i7, The Sassoon

Schraff

& Co., Ltd., DavUd

& Co., Ltd.—3, Canton Road

Bund

Karsa & Co., I.—110, Central Arcade Road Zoo & Cq.—497, Nanking

Sean You

(Laces) . _ Seeger Brothers & Co., Ltd.—6, Kiu

Kessler & Co.—1, Canton Road ki'ang Road

Kishida & Co., IL—107y Broadway Seng Hong Co.—6, Broadway (Lacies)

Kung Yin Mili^-150, Robinson Road Shanghai Cotton Manufacturing Co.

Lebel (China)—56, Szechueh Road 49, Szeohuen Road

Lin Nan Co., Ltd.—29, Szechuen Shanghai Trading Co.—613, Nanking

Road Road

GLAJ^JFjIED LIST] OF TRADES

COTTON AND TEXTILES (THINA) , m

Shepherd, • G.C..—8, .Xiu^iaatig^Eoad Tientsin

Shing Foo & Co.—15f, Hankow Road Arnold A Co.—10, ’ Taku Road

Siber, Hegner ^'Cb]—12, The Bund

'Soo Lung Cotton j —58, Kiangse Bergers’ ku Road

Enterprises, Ltd.—108, Ta-

Road /Chandless & Co.W-I0i5f: Taku Road

South Chin* Products Co. i 367 j China Northern

Kiang^ Tjyq^d .(Laccjs) , . Rue de Paris; Corporation—47-55,

Spunt:penpal Road | Cqllins &. Co.—AaV tponsular^ Road

Strong A jCoa-^, Kiangse, Road Fairchild & Co.—169, Taku Road

St^va^? Thomson k Co.—2, Canton Forbes & Co, W.—43, Victora Road

Su^n i&.iSoNSj .AO,—24,: The Band , Gipperich '& Co.. E.—52, Taku Road

j

Tai & Son, C. T.—185, Rue Proptr Halt, & IIoLTZ—lOl, Victoria Road

Paris , I Hatch, Carter fe Co.—l'l8i Brush

Tokwa . Boseki Kajsiia, . Ltd. —1G87, Road

Ward Road FIua Mao TRAi/iNd ^i).—8, Lim Ho Li

Toyo; ^enka KABi;,siriKi Kaisha—49, Jardine, Matj^sun k. Co.—Victoria

Sze'cnuen Road I Road

Toyoda Cotton Spinning and Weav- Liddell Brothers &• Co.—Taku Road

iNG C6:—2(tt, ‘ Jessfield Road Loo Feng Cotton Spinning & Weav-

Umrigar Brothers—64. Peking Road ing Co.—1, Jen Ki Li

Yakharia & Coi—2t>, S^ecnuen Road Mackenzie & Co.—136, Taku Road

Yokart Brothers’ Agency—4, Avenue Moyt.er, Powell ■ A- Co.—193, Victoria

Edward YIT Road

Whitworth, Ltd.—Herbert- 12, Till ' Nippon Men.iwa Kabushiki Kaisha—

Bund •;163, Quai de August Boppe

Yannoulatos Brothers — 36, Jinkea Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—29, Con

Road (Laces) ’ sular Road

Zais, Steinman & Co. 29. Szechuen i Toyo Menka Kabushiki Kaisha—2,

Road Miyajima Road

tlmverbal Trading Corporation—83,

Swatow Rue Pasteur

Wi^qn, jCo.—7^, Victoria Road .

Bradley & Co. —‘p';

•Chang,: J. T.—5, Kwei How Lee 34-36, Taku Road

Chang, T.K.—14, Avenue Republique

(Laces) XD Chefoo

China Embroidery Co. —11, Siang

Yap Street

ID unfold & Co. Tsingtao

Eastern Trading Cb. —P.O. Box W

E. C!Hb^° 'Qo-tFE-O- Box 55 I Gosho Kabushiki Kaisha—4, Tan Yi

Road '

George Bros,

Hip Seng Co.—60, Kia/lat Road Nippon Menkmw Kabushiki Kaisha—

Jardine, Matheson &,C0., Ltd.—P.O. Toyo Peking Road (Cotton)

Box 66 Menka Kaisha—15, Tientsin

Shauter, Dayland & Co.—P.O. Box Road

3 Weihaiwei

Tonkin & ,00,, H.—59, Kialat Road

Tsu Sok Che, Mrs,—P. O. Box 3 iSunlight Co., The—(Embroideries)

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

142 COTTON AND TEXTILES—CURIOS

Wenchow CURIO MERCHANTS

Hwang Co., C. W.^4-5, Mo Chih JAPAN

Fang Street

Kobe

SIAM Aioi Kabo—90, Toman-dori

Bangkok Bastel & Co., W.—38, Isobe-dori

Bareow Brown & Co., Ltd.—Tapan Button & Co., E. M.—19, The Bund

Chanrai & Co.—39, Isobe-dori

Hua Takay

Borneo Co., Ltd., The Findlay Richardson & Co.—110, Ito-

Eastern Indian Trading Co., The— Genzanmachi

1324, Anuwongse Road Yamamoto-Shoten—163, Kita-

Tuljaram & Son—New Road nagasa-dori

Handa Shuko-do—35, Fukuhara-cho

MAJLAYA Holland Asiatic Trading Co.—39r

Akashi-machi

Singapore Inouye, K.—158, Kitanagasa-dori

Barlow & Co.—Occam' Building, Coll- Layko &RossCo.—7,

Kerry Harima-machi

& Co., Inc.—94, Yedo’

yer Quay machi

Boon Seng <& Co., Ltd. — 1, Raffles Miyama Yoshijiro—58, Kano-cho

Place

Bin & Co., S.I.—25, Bonham Building Nakai & Co., M.—185, Sannomiya-ohe

Brinkman & Co.—St. Helen's Court Nakaindas, B.—87, Sannomiya cho

Echigoya & Co.—54, Middle Road Pohomcll Bros.—P.O. Box 49

International Indenting Co. — 27, Rupert Cox Gohi Kaisha — 3/68r

Isobe-dori

Raffles Chambers Shono Shoei-do—1^95, Moto-machi

Stoffel & Co.—4a, Prince Street

Straits and Chinese Textile Co.—117, Uyeda

dori

Kinseki-do—10, Kitamagasa-

Market Street

Straits Mercantile Agency—39, Te- Yamana

chi Torao Shoten—24, Moto-ma-

luk Ayer Street

Tels & Co’s Trading

Laidlaw Building Society—1, Kyoto

Union Trading Co.—72, Robinson Hayashi ina

Shinbei—Gion-cho, Kitaya-

Road

Yaw Cheong—89, North Bridge Road Yamanaka G.K.—Sanjobo-cho

Penang Nagasaki

Doulatram & Co.—8a, Beach Street Fukagawa

machi

Seiji K.K.—35, Kajiya-

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Fukuda Tokiten—43, Kajiya-maehi

Nagasaki Porcelain Co., Ltd.—46,

Manila Kabashima-cho

Kummer & Comins—175, Juan Luna Nagoya

Landahl, Inc., John—P.O. Box 1392 Asm Gomei Kaisha, A. — Higashi

Schnitzler Sons—P.O. Box 1080 Yoshino-cho

Vda. E. Hijos de ng Kee Suy—230, Matsumitra Koshitsu Toki K.K.—3,

Rosario Street, Binondo Chigusa-cho

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

CURIO MERCHANTS (CHINA) 143

Nagoya Seitosho, Ltd.—7, Higashi Gray’s Yellow Lantern Shop—iDes

Yoshino-cho Voeux Road Central

Taiyo iShoko Kaxsha, Ltd.—6, Chi- Handicraft Distribution Co.—8, On

kara-machi Hing Terrace

Tamakia & Co.—lida-machi Jade Tree, Ltd.—Gloucester Building

Arcade

Tokyo Karachi Silk Store—Kowloon Hotel

Buildings, Kowloon

Nichio Boyeki Shokai—Shosei Bldg., Komor & Komor—Chater Road

7, Futaba-cho Little Shop, The—Gloucester Bldg.

Yokohama Lock Hing—33, Queen’s Road Central

Mikasa & Co.—26-28, Hennessy Road

Chellaram, D.—32c, Yamashita-cho Patell, J. B.—38, Wynham Street

Dialdas & Soons—108d, Yamashica eho Sun Tack Co.—P.O. Box 485

Little Shop, The—22, Benten-dori Swatow Lace Co.—16, Pedder Street

Nihalchand Bros.—77, Yamashita- Ullman & Co.—Alexandra Building

cho Utoomall & Asudamall—2i5, Wyndham

Premsing and Sons, I.—153, Yama- Street

shita-oho VVai Kee—^Gloucester Building

Stroke & Co.—35, Yamashita-cho Watanmal Boolchand—18, On Lan St.

Teikamdas Bros.—127b, Yamashita-

cho Macao

KOREA Empreza Oriental—Rue Central

Tanaka & Co.—Fusan

CHINA Peiping

Canton Bertram, R.—6, Legation Street

Bielfeld & Sun—6, Legation Street

Button

B. C. & Co^, E. M.—19, The Bund, Camel Bell—Grand Hotel de Pekin

Goeke & Co., A.—85, British Conces- China

Street

Crafts—10, Main Embroidery

sion Christie’s Art Gallery—52, Hsi Piao

Mogra & Co., E. R.—Shameen Pei Hutung

Foochow E. Hou Shing Curio Exporting &

Packing Co.—130, Morrison Street

Associated Products Co., Ltd. Fitz-Hugh, Major T.C.—1, Ching

Shan Tung Chieh

Hankow Hackmack & Co.—l25, Soochow Hu-

tung

Guzdar & Co.—Hunan Road Jen Li Co., The—97, Morrison Street

Hankow Gift Shop—33, Sankiao St. Oriental

Street

Art Export—29-i, Hatamen

YYureh & Co., S.—22, Lan Ling Road Peking Art Gallery—4, Chao Tang

Hongkong Tze Hutung

Peking Craft Shop—37,, Teng shih

China Fancy Goods Co. — China Kou

Building Sauer & Co.—33, Tung Kuan Yin

Fook Weng & Co.—China Building iSzu

58

CL&Usi§'lii3 .List OF' tRAilUS

144 CURIO arBRCHAyfA 4 chi^'v1 anU aialaya)

Shanghai

Arnhold raifeOiDoli.)-

& Co., Ltd. 1 Ha6kmAck Co.- 11, Lalib'ff Road

'-.niUktfl .urJ— [mnT aa/f Hua 'Kuang Trading Co.—137, Tunb-

ridge Road

Br^Vs Stij^io^ ^B.—25, wkan^oo Hua Mao Trading^ <^p.—8, Li Ho Lin,

Jen Li Co.—78, .Hue de France

CHINA: Art Co,—6e7, Yate6 Road . RbSuter, Brockelmann A Co.—29, Con-

CHiisTA! PROB®CiitS)- Co.’^39A,' Careton sular Road

Load } Talati Brothers & Co.—18, Council

©hong Wau @xpoet Co., Ltd.—121, Takeda Road pnisrioiloY

Broadway ' Brothers & Co.—301, Victoria |

Rbad

Chtjan CdanG: J\de ©0.— J182, Avenue Strehneek* E.A.—260, " • ' • -Y

Edward VII Kiangse Road

Cop^fjogfj ^ ,Buud Tuck IChangoA Co.,!’Ltd.-+-67, Broad-

way

Co^riNENTAL Trading Co.—26, Jinkee Ullmann A Co., J.—118, Nanking ■

Road , ,Iip,ad.: -. , enog toinija I

Delbourgo & 'Co;—4&2VoRiangsd- Road Weihaiwei

EiciHAFE' k Co.-''451', 'iRihhgfefef' ' Road • i

Fook Weng & Co.—M, Nanking Road Sun Sma Trading •CO’. —7, The Biirid

Gabbott & CoPi-FAfC—70, Rue Ua- North Street Weihaiwei Handiwork Co. — 91,

gaerre ,'4 HOR

Gray’? Yellow LANfEKN SOop—Astor MALAYA

Hotel Lobby tf.HU 1- - ) ) ,, I At,// l

Hip Seng & Co;^Fl^Nanking Road Penang

Hongkong

; and* Shanghai Lace Co.—

ZSSO^ Miller- Road Daibutsu A Co.—21, Bishop Street

HjpRMASJEE, J.—li,. Brpadway Wassiamull As^CTmOll A Co. —2 0,

Jade Store Co.—44, Na^iki.ng Road Beach Street

Jewel

cade, .Box, The—Cathay

Nanking Road Hotel Ar- Perak

JKte*iQR,,&; Koaior—270, , Kiang^e, Road Kinta Silk Store — 128, Belfield

Kosloff, L.—107,“Nanking Road : Street Ipoh

LiNN*■■ Jban—22, Nanking Road Wassiamull, Assomull A Co. — 15,

Little Shop, The—272, Kiangse Road Market iStreet?. I^ph

MmAsa ' & C6.—20S, Bubbling Well Singapore

Road

Murakami Toyo—270, ; Kiangse Road Boon Place

iSeng A Co./ Ltd. — 1, Raffles

One Price Lace Co.—45, Broadway Buan Hak ©o.—37,, High Street

Oriental Trading ©6.-307, Kiangse Nakagawa S’hoten ho, High Street

Road WA?siamull 1 Assomull A Co.—56, High

Pah Lok Chai—507, Honam Road

Pad Chong & Co.—SassOon Arcade, "Straw ■ " . 's

Nanking Road PII 1!LI F RIN^d SLANIDS

Peach & Co., LTb.—P.©. Box '1509.

Shainin & Co.—11,, Cbaoufoong Road ; Manila

So,hires, Bingham & Co.—52, Nanking Bazar iSiglo X.X,—101, Plaza del

Road Conte

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

CURIO MKR(TTANTS DOCTORS AND PHYSICIANS (JAPAN) 145

Beck, Inc., I.—89, EscoiRa, Bino.ndo Dairen

Bombay Silk Bazaar—775, Tabora, Gevorkiantz, G —17, Yamagata-dori

San Nicolas

Cosmos, Inc.—216, Rosario, Binondo

Higo Bazaar—1705, Herran, Paco Hankow

Osaka Bazaar-^332, Echague, Santa Skinner & Appleton—Asiatic Petro

Cruz

Pohoomull Brothers — 45, Escolta, leum Co. Building

Binondo Harbin

CUSTOMS BROKERS {see Under Kor insky, K. Y,—2, Magasinnaya

Brokers) Street

DENTISTS! {see under Doctors) Hongkong

DISTILLERIES {see under Allan, Strahan & Kirk—Alexandra

Breweries) Buildings

DOCTORS AND PHYSICIANS Asger, M. E.—20, Queen’s Road Cen-

tral (IDentist)

JAPAN Barnes, J. W.—67, Des Voeux Road

Central

Kobe Black, Balean & Koch—Union Build

ing

Barker & Ness-Walker—83, Kyo- Burton, C. A.—Union Building .(Den-

machi tist)

Zirn, M. C.—26, Yamamoto-dori Chau Wai Cheung—24, Des Yoeux

Road Central

Tokyo Dykes, J. S. — Mercantile Bank

Butler, L. E.—749, Marunouchi Building (Dentist)

Furtwaengler, Dr.—26, Tachibei cho Gourdin,

ing

Aliston—Kayamally Build

Stedefeld, IDr. H.—67, Tansu-rnachi Kwong Tat Yuen—83, Queen’s Road

Yokohama Central (Dentist)

Lau Pak Wai—Gloucester Building

McSparran, J.—7, Nihon Ohdori (Dentist)

Paravincini, Dr.—734, Tentbkuji Ma Luk, C. K. Ma & T. C. Wong k

•K.

Richmond, G. D.—167, Yamashita-cb6 Macgown, F. Kho—King’s Building

Smith, Hugh—76d, Yainashita-cho Anderson & Derran—

I Alexandra Buildings

KOREA Noble k. Co^—Union Building

Pfister. M. O.—Pedder Building

Brien, ID. H.—Takezoye-machi, Seoul (Sousa, Bernardo de - ,5, Des Vceux,

Road Central

CHINA ; Shin, I.. S.—35 Queen’s Road Cen-

tral

Amoy Strahan. S.:. SEguin — Alexandra

Cheong & Sons, E. S.—Kulangsu Buildings

Woo, T. P. —16, Queen’s Road

Chefoo ; Central

Yeung, S. C.—King’s Theatre Build-

Malcolm, W. ing (Dentist)

58!

■OLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

He; Doaroiis AND PHYSICIAN^

Macao Kingman, H. B —S2B, Rue de France

Soaeejs, Jose ( Gaetano — i, R^ia, da Le GAofcii, Dh.—lid,'Ruei de France

Cadiira ' O’Neill,.,G.—238^ Victoria Road

Leitao, Antonio N. Lfl, Rua do Pe

Antonit Tsingtao

Newchwang Chen, P. Y.—48,' Kiao Chow Road

Phillips, W. Gershevitch, S. -M.—45, Hunan Rd.

Weischer, IDr. P.—60, Hunan Road

Schmidt, Dr. IL--60, Hunan Road

Ba6y, A.—1191, Bubbling; Well Road INDO-GHINA

Downs, N. L. & W. H.—26, The Bund Hanoi

(Dentists) . . r „

Evans-Jones & Riddell—73, Nanking Le Roy Des Barres—Rue Boigin

Road (Dentists) Desbordes ' ‘I

Eresson & Partners — 263, Avenue MALAYA

Joffre 8 HAI0I8YHSUHHA aaOT 0 O a

Gradow, A. G.—24, The Bund 1 Singapore

HelfEnstein, S.'^-2, Avenue Dubail

Hudson, F. B.—1, Nanking Road Lim, 6. K.—108, High Street

Yin, S. O.—99, LHiL Street

(Dentist)

Jackson & Partners, E. D.—3, Peking Hanna, J. .G.—Hongkong Bank Cham-

bers (Dentist)

Ro;i d

Kasakoff, D. J.—265, Avenue Joffre Negri Sembilan

KeyI.o'ck k pRATT—75, Gordon Road,,

Eirk,by-Gomes, S. G.—56, .Szechuen Macaulay, T. 'S. 50, Birch Road

Road

Marshad-Marsh A. Y.—104 ’Bubbling Perak

Well Road

McCracken, J., C.—5, Avenue Retain Matthews & Webb—c/o Georgetown

Dispensary, Ipoh

Miorini, Albert—267,, Kiangse Road

Paris, A:—263, Tvenue Joffre , j Penang

Patrick & Aylward—22, Whangpoo Hertz, C. Henry—17b, Northam Road

Road (Dentist)

Philipp, F. G.—1001, Yu Yuen Road Ariff, Kamil M.—47, Leith Street

Reiss, Frederick-- -21, Museum Road Gossip & Eland—64, Beach Street

Renner, Alexander—1, Nanking Road Johore

Swatow Crawford, R.—Muar

Brangwin & Burr PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Tientsin Manila

Baldi, A.—16, Via Trieste Abad, Lucio D.—1145, Magdalena,

Benjamin, E.—86, Rue Dillon Trozo

•Colbert, J.—264, Victoria Road Delgado, Jose M.—23015, E. Mendiola,

Gertenzang, Ef—9.7, Rue de France San Miguel 0

Irvin, Brown & Grice—140, Victoria Santos, Isodore de—Ides Building,

Boad M. de Santos, San Nicolas

CLASSIFIED LIST OF : TEADES

EGGS AND EGG PRODUCTS (CHINA) 147

BOENEQ China ExppRr Co. 7A, The Bund

Law, A. F.-Kuching, Sarawak Collins & Co.—P.O. Box' 302

COMPAGNIA d’LXPORTATIO.n pE PRQ-.

DRUGS AND DRUGGISTS (see' Compagnia DUITS Asiatiques—P.O, Box 837

under Chemicals and Chemist®) ItalIjAna d’Extremo Ori-

ente- KiA, Kitikiang Road

EGGS AND EGG PRODUCTS Connell Brothers—17, The Bund

CHINA East Asiatic Col—l/CantoU Road

Eastern, Trading( Op., I^td.-tS,’ Han-

Chefoo kow Road'

Eggsell EgG Co.—141, Nanking Road

Rehr & Mari'hew—16, Pei Ma Lu Eickhoff & Co.—451, Riangne Road '

Hankow Ewo Cold Storage Co. 1500, Yang-

tzepoo Road

Arnhold & Co.—'S.A.D. No. 1 Fuhrmeister & Co.—ll', Museum

Road

Behr & , Matthew, Ltd., S.—19, Rue. Harvie, Cooke Co. 226. Szeohuen

Duba;!

Carlowitz & 1 Co.—ex-Russian 'Con- Henningsen

Road

Produce Co. 1512, West

cession 1

Sawgin Road

‘Dodwell & Co.'—P.O. Box 8

Garrells k Borner—The Bund, S.A. Masueow & Co.—3, .Foochow Road

D. 1 Moss k Co., IDavidU.—29, Kiangse

International Export Co.—Hanchung Road . - -,m

Road Olivier Chine—16, Museum Road

Li & CO., T.Y.—21, Rue Dautremer Roxburgh,. Ltd., nR.-^Sassoon House

Mehta, B.R.—7, Tungting Road Rakusen (China) -Co.—141. Nanking

Soc. Anonyme Pour Industrie des Road

Oeufs Sassoon & Co., Ltd^ David

Wah ChangDautremer

21, Rue Trading Corporation— Sauvayre, J.—3,'fefikiang Road

Shroff, ’iSon Oct.—9A. Kiangse

Nanking Hoad ■

So Brothers & Co.—32, Peking Road

International Export Co. Superior Egg Products Corporation

—1512, West Sawgin Road ,,

Shanghai Swift & Co.—3o, Whangpoo Road

AwteRkoAir Trading' Coe—3, Canton RoadUnited Packing Go,—29, Szechuen

Road

Amos Bird Co.—1, Teng Yueh Road Wah Chang Trading Corporation—9,

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—1, Nanking Rd. Ningpo Road

Behr & Matthew—77, Yangtszepoo Tientsin

Road BattegaY et Cie—16, Rue Dillon

Botelho Brothers—64, Peking Road

Cathay ’ Products Supplies — 1198, CAinaSO.

Products Export Co.—23, Rue

Louis

Yates Road

Central Cold Storage Co.—40, Can- China Northern CorPOratu.n—47-55,

Rue de Paris

ton Road China Trading Corporation — 131,

China Bird Co.—P.O. Box 472 Davenport Road

China Egg Produce Co.—35, Whang- Collins & Co., Ltd. — 75, Consular-

poo: Road Road!

CU.SSIflEI), LIST OF TRADES

148 EGGS & EGG PRODUCTS-EEECTEICAL MACHINERY (JAPAN)

Fairchild L Co., Ltd.—169, Taku Kudo cho

Denki Kumo-sho—35, Tsutsui-

Road

Furkr & Co., J.—99, Davenport Road Mitsubishi Denki K.K.—3, Wadami-

Gipperich & Co., E.—52, Taku Road saki

Hackmack & Co.—11, Lapteff Road Miyoshi gasa-doriIDenki Shoten—15, Kitana-

Hua Mao Trading 'Co.—8, Li Ho Li Naguichi

International Export Op.-—Belgian. kinohamaDenki Kogyo-sho—99, Wa-

Concession Nikko Denki Shokai—87, Onoe-dori

Jess & Oo.--2-4, Council Road

Mansouk & Co., J.—111, Rue Pasteur |Nippon Musen Denki Komu-sho—21r

Sakae-machi

Olivier Chine—Rue de Takou •Nobitake Shoten—19, Sannomiya-cho

Rabben & Co., W.—144, Bristow Road Ohsaki Denki Shokai Gomei K.aisha

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—33, Con- —22-5, Nakayamate-dori

sular Road Ohshima Denki Shokai—153, Minato-

Ying Hsing Trading Corporation-- cho

§5, Rue de France Oki Denki K.K.—10, Sakae-machi

Wilson &; Co.—72, Victoria Road

ZlMMERMANN Co., H.J.—45, CoUl’S Osaka Denkit Kogyo-sho—5, Kitana-

gasa-dori

J offre Sato Denki Kogyo-sho—33, Tamon-

Tsingtao dori

Suva Kogyo K.K.--101, Motomachi

R®uter, Brockelmann & Co. Takata Bros. & Co.—3/111, Kano-cho

Togashi Electric Trading Co.—28r

ELECTRICAL MACHINERY Motomachi

Ytokochi Shokai—2, Tamon-dori

-JAPAN

Kobe Kyoto

Inouye Electrical

Adachi Denki K.'K.—21, Sakae-machi Works—Nishikujo Kitanouchi- Engineering

Ando Electric Co.—1^6, Nakayamate- chi ma-

dori Kavakita Denki Kigyoho—Kawara-

Annaka Denei Seisakusho—21, Sake- machi Sanjo Sagaru

machi Nippon Denchi K.K.—Imadegawa-

Arai 'Shokai—129, Kano-cho agaru Shinmachi-dori

Ebara Denki Shokai—156, Sannomi- Tsuda Electric Wire Manufacturing

ya-cho

Furukaava Denki Kogyo K.K.—144, Co.—Toiya-machi

Mizuno Kyushu

Futaba Denkt Kaisra,—15, Moto-ma-

ehi Aramaki Yoshisaburo—7, Naka Ishi-

Hanshin Dengyo-sha—33, Moto-naachi do-cho

Ikoma Denki Kosaku-sho—Irie-dori ChiyodA-Gumi—Higashiguchi-cho

Isono Musen Denshin Denwa Seisa- Hayashi Shokai—Kami Koyama-cho

ku-sho—5-105, Shimagami-cho I wavy Tokinaka—50, Inaba-cho

Kato Denki Radio Shoten—304, Shi- Kaw akita Denki Kigyosho —Shimo

moyamate-dori

Kimura iDf.nki Shokai—529, Rumo- HigashiTcho

chibaslii-dori Qki Denki K.K.—Nakajima-cho

Kobe Denki Shokai—151, Minato-cho Seiko Shokai—15, Kami Tsujido

CiLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

.I^CT^ICAL MACHlSl/RY j.JAPAX) 149

M°ji Osaka Denkyu ov ,0K..K.—0, Dainihigashi-

' 'clfcP^' " ’ p ^ ^ ■ . ' ^' l

1

-Fuji Dknki Sei'zo K.K. — Yusen Taiyo. , R.qf.ki 0§hokai 33. >Sonesaki

BuilamgA K^nii'-Y-bo - ‘A

.Fx>®UF/W , Denkx K.K.—D.airi-oho , Toa _ itlENitfij ’ K .K.—45, Soriesaki: Ka-

Oki Denki k.K.. - Higasjhi Hon- rairt o-chb / v : - , - . ,,

machi Ujikaava iDenki j K.K.—1330,'" Noshin-

Yonei Shoten—Yishi Hon-mfichi ■ oho, Nagasone . - ,\ r

Nagasaki Tokyo

Hirao Shokai—95, Higashi Hamano Aall & Co.—P.0 Box 41. L uitral

Kawashita Seigoro • 6, Kayiya-machi Allen,

British

Sons & Co.—6, MarunHlYchi

Tnoii^ON-HousTON "& ‘

Mitsubishi K.K.—Okunoura Mi’tsui i Building /: -0

Nagasaki Denki Kigyq , K.K.—Mofco- Daido Denryoku K.K.—Tokyo Kaijo

machi Building, Marunouchi >

Yamaha Teizo—.^,.,.;A^uraya-machi English Electric Co.. Ltd., The—M,

Nagoya Nichome Marunouchi

EscheR,* Mayss. Engineer.! nu WoR^tst1-

Fuji IDenki K.K.—Dai-Ichi Building, 300, MaJfunouchi Building. -. -n <:

Shimozorky-eho Fuji Denki Seizo K.'K.-^O, Maru-

Furukawa Denki KogyO K.K.—iDai- Furukaava nouchi

Ichi Building Electric Industry Co.—6,

Kaavakita Denki Kogyo SHA-Ydna- Geary, Marunouchi

gi-machi J. R.-^3,' H64i-cho

Moriya & Co., Ltd.—Miyuki Hon- International —K), Yu raku-ch'o

General Electric Co.

machi ; . :

Nippon Gaisha k.K.-^Taltegahana JayW. Myers, !nc. —P.0, 6ox F: 80,

Central • ' '

Ateuta

Tokai Electric Co, L'tt>.:—Minami Msur JDenki K.K.—508, 'Ovaki-cHo

Otsu-machi MkTRo ELEd4Rifc LAirfp’’ Co‘.‘—1, 'Ufebi-

saiwai-cho

Osaka METRlihotlTAN-VlCKERS' ELECTRICAL11 EX-

PORT Co.—702. Yiahku -Building

BA^STAL,!? & ;Co- —3, Kyobas^’i iiayeno-; Mitsubishi Denki K.K.—4, Marunou-

Chihayagawa Suiryoku. Denki K. K. — Nfcnio chi, iKoj imachi-ku

Na^Sho-cho, (Nagano Boyeki ' ShoKai—7/ Futaba-

cho

"CSdiM'^fDENKi K.K.—Nihon

Hoken, 25, Edobori Kaijo Oki Denki K.K.—2, Ta-machi

IDaido IDenryoku K.K.-—1, Koraibashi Okumura Elegtric Manufacturing

Co.—MarunotuShi Building

Godo Denkyu K.K —30, Minatr.i Fiyu- Tokyo Denki K.K.—72, HorikaAva-

taro-cho cho iroliijeO

International General Electrig Co. | Tokyo Denki Seizo K.K.—3, Sakura-

—1, Koraibashi dahongb-cho

Kaavakita Denki IKigyosha—30, Edo-1 Westinghouse F.lectric International

rCo^r-7'84. Marunouchi Building

bori Kita-dori

Naniava Denkyu K.K.—120, Togano-; Yokohama

oho

Nippon Denryoku K.K.—1, Soze^cho Asahi Penkt S^okai—41,. Ohgi-cho .

Nippon Electric Co., Ltd.—16, Kita- Fuji Electrical Machine Manueac-

han?a, Higashi-ku 7^.hin

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

150 ELECTRICAL MACHINERY (JAPAN AND CHINA)

Ftjrukawa Denki IKogyo Katsha—24, Dairen

Nishi Hiranuma-cho

Kato Denchi iShokai—36, Tokiwa-cho Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd. — 113,

Yamagata-dori

Kern & Co.—77, Yamashita-cho

Kyokuto Denkisha—27, Nihon Odori, General Electric Co. of China, Ltd.

—4'7, Echigo-cho

Naka-ku Onoda, B.—18, Yamagata-dori

Matsui Denki Shokai G.K.—21, Osram China Co.—47, Echigo-cho

Sakuragi-cho

Motoi Shoten—184, Moto-machi Skoda Works—18, Yamagata-dori

Sanden Denki Shokai—18, Yoshida- Tokyo dori

Electric Co.—54, Yamagata-

maohi

Serita Shokai—115, Hiranuma cho Foochow

Tokyo IDenki K.K.—72, Horikawa-

cho Foochow Electric Co., Ltd.

Taijo IDenki Kogyosho—40, Ohgi-cho

Tokyo Electric Co., Ltd.—Kanaga- Hankow

wa-ken

Toyo Electrical Machine Manufac- Andersen,

men ceau

Meyer & Co.—11, Rue Cle-

turing Co.—197, Kubo-cho

Westinghouse Electric Co. of Japan Bechler, E.—Hunan Road

—59, Yamashita-cho Carlowitz & Co.—Tachimen

China Electric Co.—11, Hwang Pei

KOREA Road

China Tome Trading Co.—3, Yangtsze

Chosen Shoko K.K.—58, Hasegawa- General Road

cho, Seoul Electric Co., Ltd. — 23,

Tungting

Furukawa Electric Co.—198, Kogan©- Hankow (Light Road

cho, Keijo and Power Co.—lo,

Hidachi Seisakusho K.K.—31, Nan- Hankow LightRoad

Kai Hsien

A Power Co., Ltd.—

zan-cho, Seoul 12, Kai Hsien Road

Kawakita DenkiSeoulDoboku K.K.—207 Representation for British

Taihei-dori, turers,

Nippon Electric Co.—175, Nandai- Siemens China Ltd.—23, TungtingManufac-

Road

mon-dori, Keijo chal Foch Co.—7, Rue de Mare-

Tokyo Electric Co.-nl, Nandaimon- Siemssen & Co.—Erh Yao Road

dori, Keijo

Wah Chang Trading Corporation—

23, Rue Dautremer

CHINA

Harbin

Canton Andersen, Meyer & Co.—2, Samma-

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—Shameen naya Street

Bodiker & Co.—Sihameen China Electric Co. — 6, Konnaya

Street

Carlowitz & Co.—230, Shakee Road International

China Electric Co., Ltd. Technical Trading Co.

139, Kitaiskaya Street

Jardine, Matheson & Co. Jardine Engineering Corporation-

Reuter, Brockelmann

British Concession iSkoblin Co.—31, Konnaya Street

Siemssen & Co.—12, Sai Hau Kai Skodaworks, Ltd.—27, Birjevaya St.

CfLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

ELECTRICAL MACHINERY (CHINA) 151

iSoCIETE Francaise des Telephonese Oriental Trading Co.—6, Queen’s

Interttrbaxns—18, Korotkaya Street Road Central

Rainbow Neontight Co., Ltd. —Bank

Hongkong of Canton Building

Ross & Co., Alex—Prince’s Building

Anbersen, Meyer & Co.—67, Des Sander, Wieler & Co.—5, Des Vceux

Vceux Road Central Road Central

Bodiker & Co.—iDavid House Shewan, Tomes & Co.—St. George’s

Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Ltd.— Building

Asiatic Building Siemens China Co.—12, Pedder Street

China Electric Co., Ltd.—14, Queen’s Siemssen & Co.:—6, Queen’s Road Cen-

Road Central tral

China Light & Power Co (1918), Ltd. >Skodaworks, Ltd.—14, Queen’s Road

St. George’s Building Central

Chung Yuen Electrical Co.—71, Des Standard Trading Co.—China Build-

Vceux Road Central ing

Co-operative Trading Co., The — Steger . & Co.—King’s Building

Bank of Canton Building Sun Light Co.—137, Des Vceux Road

Colonial Electric Co.—24, Ice House Central

Street

Duro Pump & Engineer Co.—427, VceuxMeiRoadElectric

Wah

Central

Co:—135, Des

Nathan Road

Economical Trading Co.—P.O. Box al Co.—“7, Queen’s RoadInternation-

Westinghouse Electric

Central

285

Electric Service Corporation—322, YeeRoadSang Tai & Co.—363, Hennessy

323, 324, Gloucester Building

Everlasting Electrical Supply Co.— Mukden

96, Queen’s Road East

Feld & Co., Ltd., F.—Pedder Bldg. A.E.G. China Electric'Co. — 45,

N aniwa-dori t

General Electric Co. of China, Ltd. Andersen, Mey er & Co.—

The—Queen’s Building

Gibb, Livingston & Co.—P. & O. Arnhold & Co., Ltd.

Building Carlowitz Co,—18,r San Dj in Loo

Hanovia Quartz Lamp Co.—10, Queen’s China Electric Co.—95, Ta Hsi Pien

Road Central Men Wai

Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.—P. & Chinese Engineering 1& Development

O. Building 06.—San Jing Road

Hong Eong Telephone Co., Ltd.—Ex- Fujita & Co.—24, Nianiwa-dori

change Building General Electric Co. of China—Ta

Hong Kong: Tramways, Ltd. — Canal Hsi Pien Men Wei

Road East Jardine Engineering CorpoBation—

Hung Ming Electric Co.—157, Des 208, Ta Hsi Pien Mfen‘ Wai

Vceux Road: Central Larsen’ A Trock—40, Naniwa-dori

Jack & Co., William C. 12, Des Siemens China Co.—

Voeux Road Skodafork.s, Erp.--107, Wu Wei Lu

Jebsen &. Co.—Pedder Street

Kato & Co., S.—15, Queen’s Road Peiping

Central

Liberty Manufacturing Co. -Prince Andersen, Meyer & Co.—1, Ta Yu Fu

Edward Road Hutung

Moses & Co., N. . S.—17, Queen’s China Hutung

Electric Co.^3, Tsi Tan ^si

Road Central

C^ASipFlED ' LI.^T • ()F TI’.ADFS

152 FL^CTKTCAX ArACIll XFKY' (CflJINa!)

China Radiator Co.—279, Chao. Yang Claude Neon Lights—310; Bubbling:

Men .Street. _ . . , ! Well Road

Peiping Electric Co, ; (3,^22),. Ltp: Clerici, Bedoni & .Co., S. A.—17,

The--Legation Quarters Museum Road >. ■ • ' ' &’•

Siemens Cjuna Co.—^1, Teng SHieh . Comfoht Electric Co.- -!;7o, Avernui

Kou •Joffre

Siemssen & Co.—20, (ian Mjen Hu-

tung [Road,

Stimpson Electric

Tung Shuaifu Supply Co.—11, Ditmar Brunner Bros., Lip.—2,: Can-

Hutung ton Rogd.

Shanghai Eickhoff & Co.—45, Kiangse Road

General Electric Co. of China—

A.EjG. China Electric Co. — 267, 23, Ningpo Road

Kjiangpe, Rofigl . , , ,. ; Ekman Foreign Agencies—115, Ki-

Allen, Sons k Co.—35, Peking Road angse Road

Andersen, -Meyer & ,Co,-hI, Yuep. - Electric Nanking Road

Service, Corporation—20,.

Ming Yuen Road ,

Arat & Co.—12, Hankow Road s Electric .Wiring Plumb,t?:g Co.—

A RKEf.i & DonOi.AS-rt3i,' Canton iRoad,. 39a, Canton Road

Arnhold & Co., Lt6.—1, Nanking Rd. Enssle, K.—17, Soocbow Road

Associated Agencies (Far East), ■ Ltd. Fagan Road

& Co., Ltd.—261, Kiukiang

—114, Kiangse Road

Automatic Electric ‘ Co. — iSassoon Fraser, Chalmers & Co.—24, Ningpo

Road 'loidheioq'toO eoivneg ai-itoe!

House

Automatic Telephones of China, Fed. Road Frost, Bland &;Co. — 6, Szechuen

Inc., U.S.A.—235-i8t Safesoon House

Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd.—The Bund Furukawa Electric ; Cb.—32, Jinkee

Behn, Meyer, China Qw — 121, General Road

Kiangse Road Electric Co, (of China),

Belge Neon Lights, Ltd. -103, Bub- German Ltd. —23, Ningpo Road

bling Road Machine Co.—7-9, Peking Rd.

Bergmann Llectric Co.—-7-9, Siking Great China Electric Co.—1194, Bub-

bling Well Road

Road

Bowern & Co.—38, Canton Road Hachiya & Co.—9A, Hankow Road

British Insulated Cables, Ltd,—35, Holiday & Co., Cecil—1S; Kiukiang

Peking Road Road

Callenders’ Cable and Construction Inniss & Riddle '(China), Ltd.—7,.

Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Co., Ltd.—368, Kiangse Road

Carlowitz &) Co.—220, Szeehuen Road 8A, YuenEngineering

Jardinb Corporation—

Ming Yuen Ri ad

Central China Commercial Co.—25, KanAn &' Co.—43, IDixwell Road

Jinkee Road

Chau Trading Co. — 6, Kiukiahg Katch & Co.—9, Hankow Road

Road Kawakita Electric Co.—108, CKapoo

China General Edison Co., Inc.— Road

140, Robison Road King Chong Chang & Co.—RA609,

China Electric Co.—212, Kiangse Point Road

Road Larsen & Trock—44, Avenue Edward

China Engineers, Ltd.—15, Museum YTT

Road Leede Electrical Laboratory — 395,

Chinese National Engr. & Manufac- Bubbling Well Boad

turing Co.—7, Hankow Road Lonkomay—4, Quai dc France

CLASSIFIED LIS! OF TRADES

ELECTRICAL MACHINERY (CHINA) 153

Meason & Co.—45, Szeohuen Road Wahson & Co.—302, Nanking Road

Mee-Yeh Handels-Compagnie — 16, Wei Tong Electrical Co. — P.587,

Canton Road Nanking Road

Metropolitan-Yickees Electrical Westinghouse Electric Internation-

port Co., Ltd.—Sassoon House Ex- al Co.—9, Foochow Road

Moysey & Co., H.J.—452, Kiangse

Road Swatow

National

U.S.A.—3,Carbon Co., Fed. Inc.,

Canton Road Bradley & Co.—P.O. Box 76

National CommerciaLs/Co.—58, Kiang- San Shing Co.—30, Chi Ping Road

ee Road

National Electric Co.—501, Nanking Shauter, DayLand & Co:—P.O. Box 3

Road

Osram China Co.—72, Szechuen Road Tientsin

Otis Elevator Co.—Sassoon House

Philco Sales Corporation—118, Sze- A.E.G. China Electric, Co—63, Taku

chuen Road Road

Philips China Co. — 41,'"Szechuen Andersen,

Takou

Meyer & Co.—96, Rue de

Road

Picking Lampen—267, Kiangse Road Arnhold '& ’•Co.—10, Taku Road

Porter & Co.—42, Canton Road Bisseker, F.D.—Consular Road

Reiss & Co., Hugo—©, Foochow Road China American Trading Corpora-

Rielly, Simmons & Milne—25, Peking tion—Rue de France

Road China Electric Co., Ltd.—132, Rue

Rose, DownsCanton

& Thompson du Baron. Gros

Ltd.—29, Road ^Far East). China Northern Corporation—47-55,

Scott, Harding & Co.—P.O. Box 456 Rue de Paris

Scott, Harding & Co.—35, Peking Chorkee Engineering & Electrical

Co.—Rue de Ghaylard

Road

Shanghai Dock & Engineering Co.— Forbes & Co.—49, Taku Road

. 150, Broadway Furukawa Electric Co.—224, Bristow

Shangy ai Road

Ltd.—7, Eleptric

Sooehow Construction

Road Co;? General Electric Co. of China, Ltd.

Shanghai Electrical Supply Co.—184, —2, Bruce R<)a(l

Nanking Road Jardine Engineering '"Corporation—

Siemens.o China Co.—218, Kiangse John’s Victoria Road i

Road Import & Export Ca,Trt2S72,

SpwssEN & Co.—451, Kiangse Road Taku Road

S INTOON bvERSEAS TRADING Co.-:-2l2, Liddell

Road

Brothers & ' Co.—2, Bruce

Kiukiang Road Pottinger & Co., Ltd.,—55, Victoria

Skoda Works, Ltd.—24, The Bund Road

Strong & Cp.—462, Kiangse Road

Sumitomo Goshi Kaisha—5, Kiukiang ing, Taku RoadCo.—Siemens, build-

Siemens China

Road Sieajssen A. Co.—63, Taku Road

Takaiwa & Co.—6, Kiukiang Road

Telefunken .(East Asiatic Telegraph SkodamIorks, Ltd.—4, Honan Road

SoCIEtiS DES AnCIENS E TABUS SF..MEN"L6

Co.)—218, Kiangse Road Arnoult—Akiyama Road

Tokyo Electric Co.—53, Szeohuen

Road TiENTfeiN' Stmel Drums and Engineer-

United Manufacturers’ .Electric Co. ing Works—13, Via Torino

—46A, Peking Road TaHfOrd & Co.—113, Rue Chaylard

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

ELECTRICAL MACHINERY (SIAM, MALAYA, P.I.)

Oeiental Telephone & Electric Co.,

I.u». Tdophorm Hoh»p, Hill Street

Bangkok Pavilion, Ltd.—72, Orchard Road

Barrow, Brown '& Co., Ltd.—Tapan ! Standard Telephones & .Gables, Ltd.—

57, Robinson Road

Hua Takay

Eastern Indian,-^RW^ng Co., The— Western Electric Co. of Asia-23,.

Stamford Road

ISM, Anuwohgse Road

Mark’s Tyre Store—Corner of Wind- ,.oru Netherlands indmodbw

mill and, New Roads

INDOCHINA Batavia

Provinces du Tonkin N. V. Heybroeck’s, Groothandel—

iKroningsplein West 5

Veyrenc et Cie—iDap-Cau Western Electric Co. of Asia—P.O.

Box 52

MALAYA Sourabaya

Penang AlGEMEENE.; NeDERLANBSCH IXDIHCHK

Beng Swee A Co.-^41, Bishop Street Electriciteit Maatschappij

English Electric Co., Ltd. PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Little & Co., John—Bishop Street Manila

Perak American Electric Cb., Inc.—72, Es-

English Electric Co., Ltd.—3,’ Hale colta, Binondo

Street, Ipoh Caro Electrical, Service — 110-116,

Taiping Electric Co.—86, Main St., Padre Faura, Ermita 5

Taiping Davies &. Co.. P.M.—76, Escolta,

Selangor Binondo

Electrical Supply Co., Inc.— 959-61,

English Electric Co., Ltd., The Ongpin

Peninsular Lights (1930), Ltd. Elmac Inc., Co.—627, Rizal Avenue

General

of the Electric ApplianceEscolta

Philippines—24, Corpn'

Singapore Luzon Electric Co.—3, Helios, Santa

Boon Seng & Co., Ltd. — 1, Raffles Cruz

Place Manila Electric Co.—134, San Mar-

British Electro-Plating Works—31, . cel,ino; Ermita

Penang Road National Electrio Supply—326 , R.

Central Hi] dago

Geylang Engine

Road Works, Ltd.—65, Pacific Commfrcial Co.—P.O. Box

General Electric Co., Ltd.—12, Bat- 780

tery Road Philippine Acetylene Co.—281, Calle

Hoe Boon Leong—60, Selegie Road Cristobal, Paco

(Little & Co., John—Raffles Square Philippine Electric Supply Co.—120,

Martin Electric Co.—58, High Street Tetuan

Morey & Co., John — 98, Robinson Philippine

Raon, QuiapoEngineering Co.—936,

Road

Murashi & Co.—429, Noirth Bridge Ram Car, Inc.—110-116, Padre Foura,

Road Ermita

National Electrade — 42, Raffles Rotary Electric Co.—235, Solis,

Chambers Tondo Cruz

CLASSIFIED jLIST Of T.RADLS

EX PC) RTRliS (,) Ai’A N, CHINA). 155

Smith, Bell &r ipd;, Ltd.—Hongkong. Yokohama

Bank Building & Co., :K(—108, Yamksb'Rd^

Thompson Electric , Co., Inc.—310, Ha^sarIm', choi l _-! .a . , sj

Estero Cegado. Santa Cruz

Western Electric Company of Asia- CHINA

301, Heacock Building

Western

Co.—110,Equipment and Supply

Calle T. Pinpin Canton

Watanmal Boolchand — 46, French

Cebu Concession,, ,

Csotirmall . & ; Cp., IK. A. J.-—01,

'Pacific Commercial Co.—Ill, Morga French Concession

Visayan Electric Co,, S. A.—P.O. Strong & Co. -37, British Concession

Box 134 Chellaram, D.—20, French Concession

EMBROIDERIES (see under Silk) Ghefoo

ESTATE AGE FI T'S (see under Land Casey k Co.

Chinese Export ,Co.

and Esiato)

EXCHANGE BROKERS (see Hankow

Brokers) International .Export Co., Ltd.

EXPORTERS Fuhrmeister & Co.—&7, Han Chuna

Road, IS.AD. 1

JAPAN Harbin

Kobe Produce Export Co. (Harbin), Ltd.

Bagomall, K.—93, Isobe-dori ~-B, Post Street

Bergmann & Co.—105, Hachiman-dori Hongkong

Cooper & Co., Ltd.—74, Kyo-machi Gidumall & Watumall, Ltd., O. K.—

©elbourgo & Co., D. H.—As, Yedo- 36, Wyndham Street

machi

Findlay Richardson St Co. (Japan), Xavier ing

Bros., Ltd.—Powell’s Build-

Ltd.—110, Ito-machi

Layko, Ross & Co., Inc.—94, Yedo- Nanking

machi

MacMillan Export Co., Ltd., H. R. International

Sti), Ltd.

Export Co. (Kiang-

—304, Crescent Building

Priest, Marians & Co., Ltd.—30, Peiping

Shimoyamate-dora

Rupert Cox Goshi Raisha — 3/08, Devautt Co., The J. F.—5, Mei Chia

Isobe-dori Hutung

Osaka Shanghai

MacMillan Export Co., Ltd., H. R. Afshar & Co., A. R.—60, Kiangse Rd.

—50, Kyo-machi . American Trading Co.—3, Canton Rd.

Tokyo Andresen & Co., Inc., J. O.—14, Kiu-

kiang Road

MacMillan Export Co., Ltd.—Roku Asiatic Trading Gorpn., Ltd. — 71,

Szechuen Road

go-kan, Marunouchi

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

156 EXPORTERS (CHINA. PHILIPPINE ISLANDS)

Botelho Bkos.—64, Peking Road International Export Co. (Tien-

Burkill & Sons, A. R.—2, Canton Rd. tsin), ILtd.—Belgian Concession

Canadian Trading Oo.—18, The Bund Strong & Co.—29, Consular Road

Central Trading •Co. — 14, Kiukiang

Road Tsingtao

China Trading Corpn.—35, Jinkee Rd. Boerter & Co-, A.—36, Kuangsi Rd.

China Trans-Oceanic Trading Co.—6, Djing & Co., Walter—P.O. Box 78

The 'Bundl

Connell Bros. Co.—3, Canton Road

Continental Trading Co.—25, Jinkee SIAM

Road

DeikpRoo & Co., D. H.—452, Kiangse Bangkok

Road

Dixon & Son, Ltd., H. C. — 259, International . Engineering Co. —

Kiangse Road

Far Eastern Import & Export Co.— Chartered Bank Lane

24, The Bund MALAYA

Fuhrmeister & Co.—14, Museum Rd.

Gabbott & Co., F. R.—70, Rue Lar Singapore

guerre

Gray Trading Co.—17, Jinkee Road Fraser & Cumming—Union Building

Heath; & Co.—30', Peking Road

Industrial Export (China) Co., Ltd. PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

—4, Avenue Edward VII

Jardine, Matheson Ss Co., Ltd.—27, Manila

Tin* Bund

Kunst & Albers—29, Szechuen Road Aguinaido,

Street L. R—514 520, Juan Luna

Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd.—4, Peking Arbadji & Co., K.—227, David, Bin-

Road

Metropolitan. Trading Co.—15, Mu- ondo

seum' Road Asiatic Commercial Corporation—

Oriental Tradjng Cp.—367. Kiangse 139-143, Juan Luna Street

Road' Beck, Inc., I. — 81-91, Escolta, Bin-

Patel & Co., A. C.—12, Rue du Con- on do

sulat Goldenbeeg, McLeod & Co. —194,

Racine et Cie—2, Peking Road Juan Luna, Binondo

RonDOn &' Co.; Ltd., L.—9, Avenue La Estrella Del Norte—46, Escolta

Edward VII Libby, McNeill & Libby—25, Santa

Shanghai Commercial Company—467, Cruz Bridge

Kiangse Road Rosenstock & Co.—115, T. Pinpin

Strong & Co.—452, Kiangse Road Standard Import ' Co., Inc.—658, T.

Watanmal Boolchand—9, Hankow Rd. Pinpin, Binondo

Whitsons, Ltd. —35, Canton Road Wise & Co., Inc.—174/176, Juan

Luna, Binondo

Tientsin Cebu

Det.bourgo & Co., ID. H.—20, Consu-

lar Road Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc.—P.O. Box

Fairchild & Co., Ltd.—169-183, Takh 135 ■

Road Pacific Commercial ' C6.

'CLASSIFIED LIST OF,fTB^DE^

(.EXPORTERS (Xi:TII’E 1,U^F 1 >S IXAlA), lp7

N E T11E ULA X.i j> jS ; INDIA Macassar

Batavia CAtz^’J^VA* Trading'Co.;'N.V. ‘

Aeim^ ■& Co., Ltd., II. Groskamp & Co., W. R.

Borneo Co., Ltd., The Maintz’ PFodL'CtEnhandel Maats-

chappij, N.V.

N. V. Catz Java Trading -Go. Manders Seeman &.'Co.’s Handel Mt.L 1

Cocq & Co., C. H. R. : A K1 iAoi. r.riv u P .ijkmaH

Erdmann. & Sielcken Michael Stephens & Co., Ltd. L/

Francis'Peek & Co;, Ltd. Mlhaxdolle Vocte k Co.

Handel Maatechappij Holland - Mohrman. J.

& Co., Handelsvereeniging

Batavia

Hall Trading Corporation, The Oei Seeuwe# W

Harrisons C^osfield, Ltd. Reiss & ’•Co:', HANPEtsVERfeEisriGVNG

Internationale Crediet-en Handels Schmid VOORHEEN •

Vereeniginq “ Rotterdam ” k Jeandel, Compagnie Ccm-

Jacobsen san den Berg A Co. . , MEROIALE ( < ’

Java Sumatra Handel Maatschappij, Semarang

N.V.

Kian. Gwan, ,N.T. Handel IJaats- Ariau.».G Co., Ltd., II. ,

CHAPPIJ : j

Konloniale Handel Maatschappij Crone, H. G. Th.

Erdmann' & Sielcken

Indo-Belge Internationale Orediet-en Handels'

Maintz’ Prqductenhandel, N.Y. Vereeniging (“ Rotterdam ”

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. Jacobsen van den Berg & Co

Mirandolle Voute & Co.

Nederlandsche Koloniaia: Petrolei-m Kian Gwan, N.V. Handel Maats-

chappij

Maatschappij Kruybosch, H. A.

Nederlandsche Rubber Unie, N.V.

Ned. Indische Landbouw Maatsohappij Kwik Hog Tong Handel Maatschap-

pij, N.V.

Oliefabriek Banjoemas, N.V. McNeill k- Co.

Peet & Co., John . Maintz’ lProductenhandel, N.V.

Platon, L. Mitsui B'ussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Pryce & Co., John Mirandolle Voute & Co.

Rouwenharst Mulder | & Co. Reiss & Co., Handelsvereeniging

Ross Taylor &^G o. VOORHEEN

Tiedeman & van Kerchem Rouwenhorst Mulder & Co.

Wellenstein Krause & CO. Ross Taylor & Co.

Padang Semarangsche Administratie Maats-

ohappij

Internationale Crediet-en Handels Thio Sing Liong, N.V. Handel

Vereeniging Rotterdam Maatschappij

Levison, H. Vereenigde Javasche Houthandel

M-aatschappij t.v.d.z. van Houten Maatschappij, N.V.

Steffan & Co.

Maatschappij vooe Hanpel en , Indus- Sourabaya

trie “ Amsterdam ” Handeslvereeniging

SCHNEEWIND, P.

N.V. Gebroeders Veth’s Handel AriMa & Co., Ltd., H.

Borneo Sumatra Handel Maatschappij

Maatschappij

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TLADES

158 EXPORTERS (D.E.I.)—FILM DISTRIBUTORS

Buens, Philp & Co., Ltd. CHINA

COMMISSIE-EN AgENTUUR MaATSCHAPPIJ Peiping

“ SOEEABAIA,*’ N.V.

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The North China Amusement Co.—Cheng

Erdmann & Sielcken Kwong Theatre

Fraser, Eaton & Co.

Handel Maatschappij Joakim & Oo., Hankow

N.V. China Trading Co., The—3, Ting Yu

Handels vereeniging voorheen Reiss Lee, Hunan Road, S.A.D. 3

& Co.

Internationale Credieten Handels Hongkong

Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ”

Jacobsen van den Berg, & Co. China Entertainment and Land In-

vestment Co., Ltd.—34, Queen’s Rd.

Java Sumatra Handel Maatschappij, Central

N.V.

Kian Gwan, N.V. Handel Maats- tre Film

Fox. Corporation—King’s Thea-

Building

chappij

Koloniale Tabak Import Mu. Voor- Building Amusements, (Ltd.—Pedder

Hongkong

heen G. Komp, N.V.

Kwik Hoo Tong Handel Maatschap- Hongkong and Kowloon Cinema Co.,

Ltd.—King’s Theatre Building

pij, N.V.

Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V. Metro Goldwyn Mayer of China —

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. Asiatic Building

M-irandolle Voute & Co. Paramount - Films of China, Inc.—

King’s Thaatre Building

Ned. Indische Landbouw Maatschappij Pathe

Nippon Sugar Trading Oo., Ltd. Orient, Ltd. — 61, Des Voeux

Road Central

N.V. Olikfabriek Ngagel Peacock Motion Picture Corpn.—14,

M. V. Patel Queen’s Road Central

Ross Taylor & Co. Universal Pictures Corporation or

San Liem Kongsie, N.V. Handel : China—King’s Theatre Building

Maatsqhappij Shanghai

Wattie & Co., Ltd., J. A., N.V.

Handel Maatschappij Independent Film Exchange of China

—21, Museum Road

FILM DISTRIBUTORS Lauro Films, (A. E. Lauro A Co/)-—;

21, Museum Road

Metro-Goldwyn Mayer of China—55,

JAPAN Nanking: Road

Odeon 1 Amusements, Ltd.—219, Sze-

Osaka chuen Road

PatHe Orient, Ltd.—19, Yuen. Ming

Metro Goldwyn Mayer Co., Ltd.— PeacockYuen Road

28, Higashi-Umeda-cho Motion Picture Co., Inc.—

21,' Museum Road

Tokyo Red Seal Film Qo. (China), Ltd.—6,

Sobchow Road

Star Motion Picture Co., Ltd.—50,

Metro Goldwyn Mayer Co.—New Route Doumer

Osaka Building Universal Pictures Corporation of

Paramount Films, Ltd.—Osaka Bldg' China—217, Szechuen Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

FILM DISTR1Rt7TORS FLOUR MERCHANTS 159

Tientsin Nippon Seimei Seikun K.K.—Imede-

zaike-cho

First United Film Exchange, Ltd.— Nisshin Seifun K.K.—Sumiyoshi-cho

14, Jeanne d’Arc Villas

Pathe-Orient, Ltd. — 44, Rue de

France Kyushu

Shiramizu Kunigoro — 122 , Nishi-

MALAYA machi

Yamasaki Shoten—28, Kami Nishi

Singapore Yasukawa Kokurui Shoten—Nakano-

machi,

Australasian Films (Malaya), Ltd.—

22/24, Orchard Road

Fox Film Corporation (East), Ltd.— Nagoya

76, Orchard Road

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

1 Oriental, Inc. Nogoya, Seifun K.K.—3, Shio-cho

—56, Of chard Road

Paramount Film Service, Ltd. -51, Nisshin Seifun K.K.—260, Noritake

Robinson Road

Pavilion, Ltd.—72, Orchard' Road Osaka

Universal Pictures Corporation of

Singapore—Orchard Road Inoue Tomesaburo—10, Asahi-machi

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Matsutani Kiichiro—109, Sugiwara-

cho

Manila Nihon Dempun Seizo-sho—55, Kawa-

ra-machi

Catot Film ExchangI—327, Raon Nippon Corn Products Qq., Ltd.—

Fox Film Corporation—P.O. Box Asahi Building, Nakanoshima

423

Metro r(ji old wyn - Mayer—417, Avenue Ohsawa

Osaka

Shoten—1-200, Ishida-cho

Dempun K.K.—2, Kawasaki-

Rxz.al :

cho

Metropolitan Theater Co.—P.O. Box Quaker Oats Co., The—5i5, Kyomachi-

2380

Paramount Film Of th!e Philippines, bori-Dori

Inc.—P.O. Box 587 Siber Hegner &, Co,—21, Imabashi

Yoshida Dempun Seizo-sho — 2, Tern-

FLOUR MERCHANTS ■ mabashi

JAPAN Shidzuoka

Kobe Hasegaava Eikichi Shoten—Imc.nishi-

: cho

Curnow & Co., Ltd., J.—P.O Box ]|zuya N. Suzuki—Baba-cho

1050 (San.)

Masuda Flour Mill Co.—Sakae- Kawaguichi cho

Eikichi Shoten—Kinza

machi

Nippon iSeifun iK.K.—Higashi Shirii- Yamaguichi Chijokichi Shoten—Sa-

ke-cho kae-machi

Lie'll OF,^D^,

160 FLOUR MERCHANTS (CHINA)

Shimonoseki Hongkong

Azuma iShotex—Kari^ogakiqho American ,FWi? j i Tii^- Paviu

Hirano Shotex—Nishinabe-cbo House

Maruju Shokai—Nishinabe-cho Chlu BMothers—54) g Queen’s Road

YtTASA Goshi Kai3ha- -ishinal>e cho | Central

(Donnell Brothers & Co.—David

Tokyo House /• Y/.t.l./ '■

Dunbar & Co., L.—Exchange Bldg.

Aall ,& GOr-r-P/Q. Box 41 Central Gibb, Livingstonc «fe ^ Gb.—P. & O,

Nippon Corn Products, Ltd.—1, Gilman Building

Uchisaiwai-cho Kojimachi-ku & <;o. - • 4a,. lies, Voeux Road

| Central

JloNqKONG American Trading , Co.—

Yokohama | Kai MingJ Ruilding,, , ■ . .

I^oxley &, 'Co,,- \Y.R.-—York Building »

Ando Shintaro Bhoten—13i0, Choja IIaxim & Co.—3, Queeh’s Building

machi Mitsui - Bussan KaisHh, Ltd. —

Kotsukaya Shoten—55, Hongo-oho Prince’s Building bnoH

Nisshin Seifun KJK.—81, Onoe-cbo Sassoon &. Co;, Ltd., Davii>—8a', Des

Tamikiya Shoten—lif^Kanagawa-cho Voeux Road. Central

Shewan, Tomes & Co.-^St.' George’s

CHINA Building

Skott & Co., H.—7, Chater Road

Changchun ITnion Trading 'Co.—York Building

Manchurian Flour Mills Shanghai

Dairen Asiatic YEast Works—16, Canton Rd.

Bush & Co.—P.O. Box 1668

Manchurian Flour Manufacturing Canadian Trading Co.—18, Yhe Bund

Co.—Sfi, Kaga-machi Connell Brothers Go.—17, The Bund

Foochow IDodwell & Co.—Union Building

Fou iFoong Flour Mill, Co., Ltd.—

25, Jinkee Road

Associated F'roptjcts Co. Geddes Trading and Dairy Firm

Hankow Co.—8D, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Glathe & Witt—P.O. Box 968

Pacific Orient Ccl—S,. Rue de Mare- Heath & Co.—30, Peking Road

chal Joffre Heath (1927), (Ltd.—2, Peking Road

Paou Shun Fung Sze—Pao Shun Jacobsen, Axel—14, Kiukiang Road

RCad Kong Dah Co.—132-138, Route Conty

Harbin Mitsui

Box 722Bussan

1 iKaisha, Jjtd.—P.CL

Mow Sing and Foh siNo’ Flour

Soskin & Co., S.—8th Section Mitts—58, Kiangse Road

U ral Siberian Flqur Mills- Yeh Hua Trading , Corporation—63,

42', Skoczmaya Street Rue du Cbnsulat

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

FLOUR MERCHANTS—FORWARDING AGENTS 161

Tientsin Nagasaki

China Northern Corporation—47-55, Walker machi

& Co., R. IN.—11, Oura-

Rue de Paris

Collins & Co.—75, Consular Road, CHINA

Furer & Co.—99, Davenport Road

Getz Brothers & Co.—129, Rue d6 Canton

Baron Gros

Gipperich &;O0., E.—52, Taku Road Goeke & Co., A.—85, Brit. Concession

Kramer, M.—112, Wellington Street Dairen

Liddel Brothers & Co.—50, Taku

Road Holstein <& Co., C.—21:2, Yamagata-

Masu-da & Co.—24, Matsushima Road dori

“Miag” Muchlenbau hSt) Industrie Bryner & Co.—212, Yamagata-dori

A.G.—27, Tungchow Road

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—1, Wamagui- Dola, G J.—^P.O. Box 38

chi Road

Peters fr Co. E.C.—31 Seymour Foochow

Road Brockett & Co.

MALAYA Hongkong

Selangor Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos.—Quee!n/‘s

f Building

Khair Deen & Co.—11, Batu Road

Singapore China Express Co. — 208, Boundary

Road

Gulamhusein Brothers—36, Wallick 'China Transport and Storage Oo.*

Street Inc.—24, The: Bund

.Straits MercantileTAgency—37, Teluk Commercial Express & Storage Co.—

Ayer Street '.. 8b, Yuen Ming Yuen: Road

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Cook & Son,’ Ltd., Thos.—P.O. Box

519

Manila MaOUx & .Ctoi—129, Kiangse Road

Bennett, Inc. , P. M.—58, Lorenzo de Marden & Co,., Ltd 'G.; E.—10, Han-

kow Road

la P.az

Forbes, Munn & Co., Ltd. — u/9j Road Express,,

, Shanghai

... ,

Co. — O,* Saeehuen

Muelle de la. Industrial

Macondray & Co., Inc.—Chinai Bank Tientsin

Building

Ong Jan Oh can—467, Nueva :!China"Forwarding® 1 Oo.-r

Sy Hock—537-39, Muelle de Binondo Settlement Railway Station

|Chiinese Eastern Railway (Commer-

cial Agency)—74, Rue .de -France

FORWARDING AGENTS | ,mr [

JAPAN MALAYA'

Moji Johore

Nutter & Co.—992, Kiyotaki-maohi Leerdam, D. J.—8, jalah Si Si, liluar

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

FORWARD I.VO 'AOENTS • Wil AND SKIN 'MERCHANTS

; Penang‘/L

Young, L. J.—305ft; Perak Road LUZON BROKERAGE

Singapore CO. INCORPORATED

Cook & Son, Ltd., Taos.—39, Robin- Derham Building, Port Area

son Road aoiasD MANILA, PX

PHILIPPINE- ISLANDS Cable Ad: LUBROCOIN

Manila

aaiiEid Tel. 22421 P.O. Box 591

Chaves, Salinas -& Co.—129, Dasmar- CUSTOMS BROKERS

inas Street FOREIGN FREIGHT FORWARDERS

WAREHOUSEMEN

GREGORIO M. CANSIPIT HEAVY TRUCKING

Incorporated

Customs Brokers

Agents Building, Port Area

34, Escqlta, Room 11, Robles & Hizon—75, Juan Luna

MANILA, P.l. FUR AND SKIN MERCHANTS

Tel. - 23803 , Cable Ad : “Claudius”

A. CLAUDIO, President JAPAN

Customs Brokers Hakodate

Trucking Denbigh & Co.—PJ): Box II

Forwarding

Shipping

Osaka

Gregorio M. Cans mi, Inc. — 34, Aall & Co., Ltd.—9, Koraibashi

Eseoita

Cuenow & Co.—66, Main Street

Hida Mataji—16, Andojibashi

ILDEFONSO TIOEOC Kimura Jinsaburo—40, Sakae-maehi

Incorporated Makita & Co.—3, Kita-dori

Nishtwura Seishi—137, Aomu cbo

123 DASMARINAS, BINONDO Sakaki Santaro—6, Sakae-machi

MANILA, P.l. Yanno Rikichi—29, Sakae-machi

FORWARDING Tokyo

AGENTS Aall & Co.—P.O. Box 41, Central

Ito Fur Co.—2, Tori

149017 Ildefonso Tionloo

Manager Abe Koichi Shoten—52, Aioi-cho

Ildefonso Tionloc, Inc.—123, Das Aizawa Toshio STioten—78, Ohgi cho

marinas, Binondo Yamaoka iShoten—2, Benten-dori

QLASSIFIED USfT OF TIiADES

FUR AND SKIN MERCHANTS (CHINA) * 16*

CHINA Gutbezahl, M.L.-^STb, Canton Road

Hankow Gutbezahl & Co,,rG;t-29, Canton Road

Kale & po., E.—64, Peking .Road

Andersen

Building Stern, Inc.—5, Astoria Laou Kiu Chwang Silk Co.—354,.

Nanking Road

Arnold. Al Co , jLtd,—S.A.D. 1, The Liddell

Road

Bros. & •Co., Ltd. -^4, jPekinsi

Bund’ RU '.'. . ; i

Liddell Brothers;, & Co., Ltd.— Lily & Co’.—353,L Yates Road

Tiingting, A\1iachnon.g and Poyang MaisbN 'Arcus— Hainilton- House

RoaRs s rr Maison LuciiTe—661. Avenue Joffre

Harbin Marderfield, M.—14&, Szechuen Road

Oriental Fur Co.—227, Szechuen Road

Baikal Fur Trading Corporation—18, .Savul

Kasachaia Street (Ss.'Co.j .Ai I.—19, Museum, Road

China Fur Trading' CA—11, Rekar- Siberian Furriers Co.—1137, Bubbling

Well Road

naia Street Trans-Ocean Hide & Products Co.—

East West Fur Trading Corporation 19, Museum Road

—17, Rinochnaya Street J : Wearing Export Co. - -142, iSzechuen

Fur and Wool Trading ;Co.—12, Road

Pekanaya Street

Jacobsohn, LtS: — 17, Strahovaya Wolf Sprinz Fur Corporation—2b,

Kiukiautg Road

Street

Koulaieff’s Sons—25, Uchastkovaya

Orleans Brothers—8, Russkaya Street Tientsin

Weysfield, N. E.—Yapernskaya St.’

Alexander Gutbezahl Trading Co.

Mukden —133, Rue de Takou

Fur & Wool Trading Co.—336, Hsi American Asiatic Trading Co—36,

Rue de France

Hsiao iKwan American Oriental Fur Agency—16,

Peiping Victoria Terrace

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—96, Rue de

China Crafts—10, Main Embroidery Takou

Street Asi \ Export Co.—16, Victoria Terrace

Sanitary Fur Co.—18, Legation Street Baikal Fur Trading Corporation—

Shanghai Canton Road

Baekovitch & Co., H,—186, Bristow

Road

Barbash &-Co., B.,S.—219, Szechuen Beiner,

Road W.—74, Rue Pasteur

Buckle, Ross Co.—19, Kiukiang Bergers’ Enterprises, Ltd.—108, Rue

Road de Takou

Brook & Co.—8c, Yuen Ming Yuen Brenner Bros.—L33, Rule de Takou

Road Bernstein & Sons M. and Forman,

China Fur Trading Co.—142, Sze- Inc.—29, Canton Road

chuen Road

Eitington, Schild & Co.—121, Kiang- Brimberg Bros.-94, Rue Dillon

Central Products Co.—29, Consular

se Road Road

Forster & Co., Ltd.—116, Kiangse China Fur Trading Co., LrD.-r-r66,

Gershevitch Brothers—18, Szeohuen Rue Henri Bourgeois

Road

Goldenberg, M.—304, Kiangse Road China Korean Fur Co. — 46, Rue-

Henri Bourgeois

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

164 FUR AND SKIN MERCHANTS—FURNITURE DEALERS

China National Trading Co.—211, Weistein, L.S.—60, Rue Henri Bour-

Quai Auguste Boppe geois

China Trading Co.—SO, Davenport Wilson & Co.—V2', Victoria Road

Road Wulfsohn Company of China—34-36,

Collins & Co., Ltd.—7&, Consular Taku Road

Road FURNITURE DEALERS.

Debus, M.—33, Canton Road

Dmitrovsky, S.—10, Rue Courbet CHINA

East West Fur Trading Corporation Hongkong

—39, Canton Road

Eitington-Schild Co—13, Rue de Arts and Crafts, Ltd.—4a, Des Vceux

Paris Road Central

Fairchild & Co., Ltd.—169, Taku Athene Studio—Gloucester Building

Road East Asiatic Trading Co.—Asiatic

Froiman Co., D.—27, Davenport Road Building

Gabrick & Co., V.—224, Bristow Road Hongkong Furniture Co.—6, Queen’s

Gershevitch Brothers—18, Victoria Road Central

Terrace International Furniture Co., The—

Gold & Brother, Inc.—53, Rue de (David House

Verdun Jone’s Furniture—242, Nathan Road,

Gipperich & Co., E.—52, Taku Road Kowloon

Grigory, Gutbezahl & Co.—21-23, Rue Kowloon Furniture and Electric

Store—4^, Nathan Road

Courbet

Hardy, Gatlief & Co., W.—63, Taku kow Road, KowloonWare Co—4, Han-

Kowloon Rattan

Road

Holman, Inc., B.—Robert Dollar Kwong Tai Cheqng—58, Queen's Rd.

Central (Rattan)

Building

Ieragimoff, A.V.—101, Rue Pasteur Lane, Crawford, -Ltd. —f .Exchange

Building

JacobsohN, L. S.—14, Victoria Terrace Little

Jacobson & Kupitsky—39, Canton Rd. Shop, The—Gloucester Bldg.

Kalgan Fur Corporation—8a, Rue Lock Hong—33, Queen's Road Central

Pillar, A. W.—134, Lockhart Road

Courbet

Kasachkoff, E.—293, Victoria Ter- Shameen Pagoda, The—12, Hankow

Road, Kowloon

race

Kramer, M.—112, Wellington Street Studio d’Art—Gloucester Arcade

Liddell Brothers & Co., Ltd.—50, YeeHennessySang Tai & Company—353,

Road

Taku Road

Malkassian, S.—8, Rue Henri Bour- Shanghai

geois

Mei-Hwa Fur Trading

75, Rue Piasteur Corporation- Arts and Craft, Ltd.—190, Bubbling

Well Road

North China Produce Corporation— Chalk, M.—39, Haskel Road

8, Bruce Road China Coir Furnishing Co., Ltd.,

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—29, Con- The—21, Jinkee Road

sular Road Diaward Steel Furniture Co.—580,

Rudolf, S.—74, Rue Pasteur Nanking Road

Sheets Brothers, Inc.^36, Rue de Fette Peking Rugs—^Sassoon House

France Peach & Co., Ltd.—Sassoon Arcade

Sung Mao Seng Fur Trading Co.—39, Shanghai Veneer Wood Ct>.—2, Kiu-

Canton Road kiang Road

CLASSIFIED LIST TRADES

FURNITURE 'DEALERS—IMPORTERS AND EXPORTERS ’ 165.

Sung Furwiture '’Co.—£84; 1 Bubbling

1

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS-

Well Road

Simmons Co. (CmcAGa)—620,, Yulin Manila

Road Angeles Furniture Co. — 276, G.

Tai Chong & Co,- 580, Nanking Rd. Tuason

Central ' F uRNitURk Co.’—T. Pin-

Tientsin pin

Corinth & Co.—194, Woodrow Wilson. EiJg ’ Bid Furniture' Co. — 306, T-

Alonsqn

Street

Hall & Holtz, Ltd.—101' Victoria Rd. pin 'Furniture‘Co.—3^,'C.

Insular Pin-

Maynk Co.—77, Council Road Kwb'NG Hing CHEl0Nb'A309j l*. Pinpin''

Modern ^'i^inishix.: Store iLuzpN FuRNiTupp .(Qq.—680, ,T. Pinpin

Sims & Co.—81,. Meadows Road Modern HurniturE; Co.—503, T. Pin-,,

Sun Chojktg & Co,., Ltd.—130, Rue du pin. '

Baron Gros Oriental Furniture Inc. — 342, T.

Tientsin Furniture' Factory — 3, Pinpin

Wusin ;Road

, 1 ;! PacifiO' Eurniture 00.-366; T. Pin-

Welfare F uriUture 'Co:, Ltd. •— pin

Rue du Baron Gros

Woller & Co., E. S.—83, Meadows RizalFurniture

Rizal

.•>

Store—-733, Avenue

Road Wright .Furniture Co.—628, Avenue

Rizal

MALAYA GARAGES "(see under MotcW)

Penang GENERAL BROKERS (see under

Bangkok House Furniture Co.—7, Brokers)

Leith Street

Hewett Art Furniture Cb., Ltd.—1, IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS AND

East Jelutong COMMISSION AGENTS

Pritchard & Co., Ltd.Ag, Union St. VLAIDIVOSTOCK

Storch Brothers, Ltd.—10, Beach St’.

Perak Anglo-Chinese Trading Co.-—-25th Oc- •

tober Street

Pritchard & Co., Ltd.—Market SC, ber Street, Ltd,—0.<5, 25th Octo-

Becos Traders,

Ipoh Wassard & Co.

Selangor JAPAN

1

Storch

Street, Brothers , Ltd.—37-39, Java

Kuala Lumpur Kobe

Singapore Abraham & Oo.^—50, Harima-machi

Adet, Moss & Co.—8, lKaigfah-d6ri

Art Furniture Depot—32/34, Orchard Ahmed Abdul Karim Bros.—40, Isobe-

Road dori

Bangkok House Furniture Co.—282, Ahrens & Co.—Meikai Building: 32,

Orchard! Road Akashi-matchi

Frankel Bros.—375, Victoria Road Amberg & Co.—49, Harima-nuulii

Little & Co., Ltd., John — Raffles American Trading Go. oif Japan, Ltd.

Square —99, Kita-machi

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

166 IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS (JAPAN)

Amico Shokai—46, Harima-machi Down Boeki Shokai—127/8, Shimo-

Antakx & Co., Isaac—91, Kita-machi yamate-dori, 4-chome

Abai Shoten—43, Sannomiya-cho Ennenberg, A.—3,: Yamamoito-dori,

4-chome

Abratoon, C. M.—80, Kyo-machi EtzIne & Co.—26Bj Naniwa-dori,

Asano Bussan Kaisha, Lid.—7, Hari- Ezra & Co.—16b, Harima-machi

ma-machi

Asano Ishikawa & Co.—116a, Higashi- Faizallabhoy, E.—26, Sannomiya-cho,

machi 3-chome

Baltic Asiatic Commercial Co.—72, Far East Trading Co.—5, Hachi-

Kyo-machi man-dori

Belgo-Nippon Trading Co.—-51, Hari- Fatechand & Sons—123, Isogami dcrf

ma-machi

Ben Trading Co.—88, Sannomiya-cho Fraser &; Co.—5, Hachiman-dori

Berrick & Co., Ltd.—17, Nakaya- Frazar & Co.—100, Edomachi

maite-dori Fujita & Co.—27, Nakarmaehi

Bessho iShoten—73, Kyo-machi Furido Shokai—20, Harima-machi

Bhersoomall Sons—95, Isobe-dori Futehally & Sons—14, Higashi-machi

Boecke & Co.—44, iShimoyamate-dori Gedeon Freres—40, Isobe-dori

Bombay Trading Co.—96, Isobe-dori Generalmachi

Commercial Co.—72, Kyo-

Cameron & Co.—93, Yedo-machi

Carroll Brothers & Co.—1% Kaigan- Getz Bros. & Co.—118, Naka-machi

Gobhai Karanjia, Ltd.—130, Isogami-

dori dori

Caro Trading Co.—98, Isobe-dori, Gourgey, J. S.—20, Sannomiya-cho

4chomo

Gregg

Chalhoub & Oo., Ltd.—105, Yedo- Haidarali & Co., Ltd.—62,- Naniwa-machi

machi & Co.—102, Isobe-dbri

Chandraman & Co.—Kamikawa-dori Harris & Lewis—125, Higashi-maehi

Chotirmall & Co.—308, Sannomiya- machi Davis & Co.—75, Kyo-

Harrison,

cho

Clay & Co.—46a, Harima-machi

Colombo Export Co.—80, Isobe-dori Harveymachi & Crosfield—75a, Kyo- ■

Harrison

Comptoir Orient Export—14b, Nani- Hirji & &Co.—92, Co.—5, Yamamoto-dori

Yedo-machi

wa-machi

Cooper & Co., Ltd.—74, Kyo-machi Holland Asiatic Trading Co.—39,

Akashi-machi

Cornes & Co.—88, Naka-machi

Curnow & Co.—81, Sakae-machi Holstein & Co.—12, Kaigan-dori

Daido Boeki Kaisha—57, Naniwa- Hoondamall

dori

& Co.—99, Hachiman-

machi

Daishin Boyeki Shokai—64, Naniwa- Hunter & Co.—29, Harima-machi

cho Illies & Co.—12, Kaigan-dori

Daver & Co., R.E.—28, Sannomiya- Indian Oriental Trading Co.—14,

cho, 1-chome Isogami-dori

(Dawn & Co.—28, Sannomiya-cho International Traders—87, iSannomi-

Delacamp, Piper & Co.—1, Kaigan- ya-cho

dori Iwai -Shoten—44, Naka-machi

Delbottrgo & Co., Ltd.—119, Hachi- Izawa G.K.—119, Hachiman-dori

man-dori, 5-choime Japan Carl Bohde Co.-^8, Kaigan-

(Dodwell & Co.—82, Kyo-machi . dori

Dossa & Co.—76, Kyo-machi Japan Exporting Co.—100, Onoye-chp

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS (JAPAN) 167

Japan Imp. & Exp. Commission Co.— Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij,

63, Naniwa-machi N. Y.—83, Kyo-machi

Jardine, Matheson & Co.—83, Kyo- Nessim & Co.—30, Akashi-machi

machi Netherlands Asiatic Trading Co.—

Jarmain, (Davis & Co.—75, Kyo-machi 113, Higashi-machi

Joennsson Co.—13, Kyomachi Nunobiki Shogyo K.K.—34, Nishi-

machi

Jonas Co., F. M.—1, Hachiman-dori Okura

Joseph & Co.—73, Isobe-dori & Co., Ltd.-^S, Kaigan-dori

Kahn & Co., G. K.—8, Isobe-dori, 2- Oppenheimer

machi

& Cie, Ltd.—28, Harima-

chome

Kapuichand Mohanji & Co.—92, Oye Rae Trading Co.—5,

Oriental Trading Isobe-dori

Co.—33, Shimoya-

Yedo-machi mate-dori, 2-chome

Kawasaki Shoten K.K.—3, Isogami- Pacific Orient Co.—Meikai Building

dori

Kobe Commercial Co.—73, Kyo-machi Parbury,

machi

Henty & Co.—14, Maye-

Koschkin, J. and H.—14, Yamamoto- Parsonage & Co.—93, Hachiman-dori

dori Patten, Mackenzie & Co.—86, Yedo-

Lautier Fils Shokai—E.O. Box 47 machi

Lendrum (Japan) Ltd.—35, Naka- Paulinat & Co.—92, Yedo-machi

machi Pearce & Co.—92, Yedo-machi

Levy, J.—96, Higashi-machi Penny & Co.—1, Kanocho

Liebermann, Waelchli & Co.—59B, Perez Corp & Co.—125, Higashi-

Naniwa-machi machi

Mckesson

gan-dori & Robbins, Inc.—5, Kai- Piccioto Bros. & Co.—28, Harima-

machi

Macnaughton, H. C.—110, Ito-machi Pila & Co.—170, iSan.nomiya-cho

Mather & Platt, Ltd.—7, Goko-dori, Poohoomull

4-ehome Bros.—2/5, Kitauagasa-

Maxwell & Co.—100, Yedo-machi dori

Poons

Mehta & Co., S. B.—3, Hachiman- dori Co., Edward, M.—66, Isobe-

dori Pullar & Sons—110, Itomachi

Mehta, M. S.—26, Sannomiya-cho

Mitchell & Co., A.—2b, Ninomiya- Raspe &■ Co.—12a, Kaigan-dori

Roditi & Sons—10, Goko-dori

cho, 1-chome

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—3 Kaigan- Roneo Trading CO.—80, Kyo-machi

Sale & Co.—46, Harima-machi

dori

Moosa, D.—92, Yedo-machi San San & Co.—31, Kaigan-dori

Munning & Co.—46, Tsutsui-cho Schmid Co., Ltd., H. A.—70, Kyo-

machi

Murakami & Co., Ltd.—27, Sannomi- Selles

ya-cho Hermanos—12, Nakayamate-

dori

Murata Umetani Shoten—2-180, San- Seymour-Sheldon

nomiya-cho & Co.—101, Yed.i-

Musabhoy & Co., Ltd.—M.—328, San- machi

nomiya-cho, 1-chome Shibya Shoten Goshi Kaisha—53,

Nagase Shoten—68, Kyo-machi Sakae-machi

Nakamura Shokai—50, Sakae-machi Shroff, Son Ci),—89, Sannomiya-

cho, 1-chome

Nakamura Yushutsuten—8, Hamabe- rSiBER, Hegner & Co-—107, Ito-machi

dori

Naraindas Goshi Kaisha—164, Isobe- Singleton,

machi

Benda & Co.—106, Naka-

dori

CI^S^lFli<;i),]4ST OF TRADED

168 importers, exporters/4ND commtssicw agents, (TiAPA/N)

Souza, F, S.—17,, jNa^ay^mate-^’E Hamada GoRQ-Tr.Matsuba ra-sagaru

Nichome i(f>r.in-ovR ,88 .7 .'/. Hitomi I samu—Ohmiya-nishi' a Z

Sphinx, Trading Ceur-^38, Saiinopniya- InoUyk Gosni Kaisha—Sanjo-siagaru

Standard Tradi^CK ■ . j;,rr

Sfinno-7 Masuda & Co.—^Kawara-machi

NAGASfi' '$ Go.,‘ 'LTf».,' lD.—^Aijo-ddri' 1

miya t^iD, 1-fhom^

Strachan & Co.—1, Kaigan-dori , Nishtmura Trading '• Go.—Kdrasd

Strong. & Qo.—96, , Higashi-quaohi o Osawa maru Nishi-hTu

Summers Boeki ; K. K.—82, . Na-'niwa;- gashi-iru .J.iTrfKawara-inachi, .HE

& G. V ifr.

machi icbam SAGUES, BuSQUETS—P.6. Box !§(, ,!//

Tata & C0.-^16b, Maye-madii !

Takeda Gqmei KiK.—5, Kaigatl-dori Yendrell, machi

M i.S^AROS fz C9r_$2,, Boij-

Taaiura Trading On.—$9. 'Saimomiya-

C,ho •: , ■ - ■ ij--ii v'l Kyushu

Tpomsen & Co.—$0, Harijrna-ipachi

Toorabally & Co., Y. H.—26, ‘SaoTho- NtHteb 4 Co.

p^iya'pho: ■ >/'] Nagasaki

TjOYO Boeki Shokai—5,: Isobe-dori

Uchida Shoji K.K.—45, Naka'-incichi Holme, Ringer & Go.—7, Our a cho '

Union Trading- Co.—7; Gokodbri IrO Co.—'Kahashima-cho .

Vasunia & Co!.if8, Gok^-dhTi; ' i- Mitsui machi

Busman . Kai,sha—3, .Tokiwa-

chome

VENDRH.L, MuSTAROS & 00ii-4125,<:Hi- 'Slurose Shoten—l9j TsukiTnach'i

gashi-machi nbian

V eh ley sen & Co.—33, Shimoyamate- Moji and Shimonoseki

dori, 3-chome :

Walker & Co.,—<8, -fKa%anAdori-- onM ABeKO—Nishi Nahe-dho ' '

Tonei Shoten KJK.—28, Sakae-machi Bagnall & Hilles — Higashi Hon-

Yuasa Trading Co.—32, Akashi-machi maehi , . ijiwy/I/1

Weitzei, J.—71 /3, Kitaho-cho ' 1Mixsii.1 Russan Katsha—4, SapibaHji-

Winckler & Co.—5-7, Isobe-dori. 1- ■dori

chome N unii^ui Trading Co.-jDaipiai Bldg.

Witkowski &

Wolf, Hans^—1T9, Hachiman-dori Yuasa

machiGoshi Kaisha—76,' Nishi Nabe-

Hakodate njseeua iu.tiM

Nagoya

Denbigh &.Co. P.O. Box 11 Abeko k Gc.-^-lQ, Temma-oho

Ear Eastern Trading Co.—8, Saihiso American Trading Co. of Japan—4,

cho Asahi-machi

Gill & Co.—Takushoku Bpilding, AkakAwa Ggmei Katsha—Kikui-chp

Otarui

Howell & Co.—69, Mbto-machi , Bagnall & Hidles—16, Sumyoshi-cho

Lury Bros.—30, .'Nishihama-maghj Goto Trading Ch.—Mihaini Gofuko-

McKenzie, R.—Karato-cho , cho ■

Kyoto Japan Import

Cp.-T-j-l!, & Export Commission

Chikara-machi

Arimoto

ehi &' Co.> K.—San jo Goke-ma- Kato & Co., Ltd.—iShin Yanagi-cho

Asahi Trading Co.—Inokuma Mitsubishi . Shoji Kaisha—Nagashi-

ma-cho

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS (JAPAN) 16»

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—2, Sa- Guzdar & Co.—P.O. Box 58

sajima-cho

Morimura Trading Co.—Noritake- Hansen & Co., A. H.—P.O. Box 153

Harada Shoji Raisha, Ltd.—9, Ando-

cho jibashi-dori

Nippon Boeki Shokai—O-ike-cho

Okura Trading Co., Ltd.—Shinyana- Healing & Co.—1, Imabashi

gai-machi Heymann & Alexander — Nomura

Strong & Co.—Aioi-cho Building

Suzuki & Co.—Shinyanagi-oho Hishihira Co., Ltd.—29, Utsubo

Takata & Co.—3, Shinyanagi Rita-dori

Taiyo Boeki Shokai—Yoshino-cho Holdsworth, J.—i)/ Imabashi

Winckler & Co. — Higashiyoshino- Hunter & Co.—12, Rawaguichi-cho

machi Illies & Co.—21, Imabashi

WiTKOWSKi & Co.—31, Itaya-cho Hunter & Co.—12, Rawaguichi-cho

Yukawa Shoten—20, Rita Negi-cho Illies & Co.—21, Imabashi

Osaka Iwai Shoten—43, Ritahama-dori

Iwata iShokai—64, Bakuro-machi

Aall & CO.—9, Korabashi Japan Import & Export Commission

American Trading Go. of Japan, Ltd. Japan Co.—1, ToyoSaka Nishidori

Trading

—416, Dojima Building, Hama-dori —Minami Horiye-dori & Manufacturing Co.

Andrews and George Co., Inc.—18, Roerting & Co.—1, Tosabori

Yedobori Minamidori

Aoki Kasayama-do—10, Awaza Kami- Rongo Shokai—13, Yedobori

dori Rorkhau & Co.—1, Honden Sanban-

Asahi Boeki K.K.—48, Rita iRyu- cho

taro-cho Royei Rabushiki Raisha—14, Fushi-

Asano Bussan R.R.—55, Rawara-ma- mi-machi

chi Ryoto Rosho R.R.—5, Tosabori

Ashida Co.—5-19, Imabashi Liebermann Waelchli & Co.—Rita-

Ataka & Co., Ltd.—14, Imabashi hama Nomura Building, Ritahama

Blundell & Co., Ltd., G. — Daido Mitsui Bussan Raisha—1, Roraibashi

Building, Tosabori Nichiziu Trading Co., Ltd.—26, Rita-

Cawasjee Pallanjee & Co.—32, Naka- hama

noshima Oemichen, E. M. & A.—Oye Building

China Export, Import & Bank Co. Osaka Bazaar—64, Awabori-oho

—Ronoike Building, 21, Imabashi

Cocima Trading Co.—46, Sanjo-dori Osawa Shokai R.R.—Awaji-cho

Commerce d’Outremer—Gosho Bldg. OzuUtsubo Takebayashi Rigyo R.R.-1-37,

Minami-cho

Cooper & Co.—1, Imabashi

(Decker & Co.—Oye Building, 9, Pearce k Co.—Osawa Building

Sabroe Co. of Japan,. Ltd,—P.O. Box

Rinukasa-cho 153' (Central)

Doitsu Seiko R.R.,—7, Tosabori Sale & Cq., Ltd.—Dai-Ichi Building,

Eastern Trading CO.—1, Imabashi 35, Kotaibashi

Gadelius & Co., Ltd-—Gosho Build- Seito cl- ‘Co.—Oye Building

ing, Nakanoshima Siber, Hegner & Co.—Ronoike Build-

Gordon: & Gotch—19,. Nakanoshima ihg

Green & Son,^ Ltd., E,—514, iDojima Slack, Alfred M^Daido Building

Building

GreeIsthill, Rato "& Co.—Taihei Build- Sogo Boeki Shokai—4, Tamae-cho

Strong & Co.—Meiji Building

ing

CLA&feiFIED LIST OF TRADES

170 IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS AND OOMMISSION AGENTS (JAPAN)

Sugiyama Shoten K.K.—6, Kyomachi- Blundell & Coi—-Keiichiku Kaikwan

bori ij Kyobashi

Summebt Co,—1©, .Umeda-qho , Bunting & Co.—Yuraku-cho 1

Taiheiyo Boeki K.K.—25, Tosabori Buxbaum, C. H. 6, YRmamoto-cho

Tanaka Gentabo Shoten—49, Hikama- CnijsfA Export-Import. & Bark Co.—2,

dori Kyobashi Chiyoda-Shintaku Bldg.

Tanaka S itkezaemon—13, Edobori Ka- Chiyoda Boeki Shokai—Kogyo Build-

mi-cho ing

Tata & Co.—17, Kitahama Chiyoda Gumi—810, Mafunouchi

Tomeye Tbading. Co. — iShijimibasbi Building

Building Crockford, Heath ’& Co.-^ej' Afard-

Yolkaet Bkothebs’ Agency—26, Kita- nouehi i

hama

Witkoa^ski & 'Co. — 3, iDojihama^- ku choBoeki Kaisha, Ltd.—1, Gofu-

Daido

dori IDaido Shokai—,769, Marunouchi

ArosHiDA Bussan K.K.—21, Oimatsu- Building

cho ;■ ,, : ; ... i Dewette & Co.—Osakii Building

Shidzuoka IDodwell & CO-Tr-CJliyoda-kan

Fokkes & Koch—21, Mitsubishi Bldg,

American Trading Cjo.,: of Japan— France . gaya

Boeki Shokai—775, Senda-

Gofuku-machi

Kurisaka Boeki Shokai—237, Anzai- bashi Furido SHOKAihr>P:0. ■ Box S. Nihon-

cho

Mitsui Bussan iKaisha—Shimizu-ma- i Furukawa & Co.—1, Yaesu-cho

chi Gill & Co.—6, Naka-dori

Shidzuoka Tracing Co.-^-B;' Shim- Gulf East Trading Co. — Kajima

hachiman-machi Building

Hakuyo-sha—7, Nakabashi Hirokoji

Tokyo Hamaguich Trading Co.—27, Kaomi-

cho

Aall & Co.—3, Marunouchi Hamano Shoji Kaisha—1, Yuraku-

cho

Abe Trading Co.—348, Marunouchi Hammond & Co., F. W.—10, Marunou-

Building chi

Abeko & Co.—5, Horitome, Nihonba- Hansen & Co., A. II.—P.O. Box 104

shi-ku

Acme Trading Co.—1, Gorobei-cho Helm Bros.—1, iShibaura

Ahrens & Co.—Yaesu Building Herbert Ltd., Alfred—6, Marunouchi

American Trading Co.—2, Marunou- Kojimachi-ku

chi Eobo, Kondo & Co.—Kajima Build-

Andrews & George Co.—5, Shiba Holstein ing

Park &. Co.—14, Marunouchi

Arima Yoko—Rokuyokan Nakadori Horii & Co.—3, Kaji-cho

Aranami, E.—537, Kusen Building, Hunter & Co.—‘511, Yusen Building

Marunouchi Ichikawa Shiseido & Co.—25, Haru-

Asahi Trading Co.—672, Marunouohi ki-cho

Building Illies & Co.—1, Marunouchi

Asano Bussan Co.—Tokyo Kaijo Ito Shoten, S.—6, Tokiwa-cho

Building Japan Carl Rohde Co.—1, Yaruyo-cho

Banno, B,—2-8, Ginza Jones & Co., S. L.—Marunouchi

Berrick & Co.—Daiichi Sogo-kan Building

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS-AND COMMISSION AGENTS (JAPAN) L71

Jay W. Myers, Inc.Pj©. Roix Cen- Nichiran Trading Co.—Mairunouchi

tral F. 89 Building

Kajim &. Cp.—21,(.Yuraku-chQ Nighiro Shoji-sha—6, Shin iSakura-do-

Kanematsu '& Co.—i, 'Eiratu-ciio cho

IKenzai-sha—12, Htmorid-slib Nichizui Trading Go.—Yacsu Build-

Kondo Shokai-oS-i, Yusen' Building ing

Konishi KbfAKxxpp ’k 'fod.—I," Naka- NihbN Tsusho Kaisha—Tokyo Kaijo

bashi Izumi-sho Building

Ktjhara Trading' Co., Ltd.—1, Yaesu- Nippon Rohde Co.—2S, Ginza

sho ; tii'ulznmt Y ,001 o ) , nT/.:J(

Kurabayasgi

ing

Rrothers—Yusen Build- Nippon Shoji 'K.K.—3, Izumi-cho

/ •.! *0/1

Kurosawa, T.—1, s v/ ,

Owari-cho Nosaava Gumi—Nippon KogVo Ginko

Building

Kusakabe k Sons—7,, Hochi Building, Oestmann & Co.—3.2, Nagata-cho Koji-

Yuraku-cho ingchi-ku -

Lemon & Cp.—48^, Nishi Oklibo'' Ohara &; Co., Ltd.—12, Honkoku-cho

Lendrum (Japan) Ltd.—I^'O. Box 36 Okamoto & Cp., Ltd.—14,. Ginza

Nihonbasbi Okura Gumi-t7, Ginza, Kyobashi-ku

Making, O.—15, Yumieho, 1

Malkee Tracing 'Co.—Fal-Ichi Sbgb’ Okura ku ;& 'Go., (Ltd.—Ginza, Kyobashi-

. . >/

Building

Masuda'-ya GJK.-H-MarunoUGhi Build- ShibaguchiUnion Trading Go.-—20,

Oriental

ing 'hG-by/OPT-, Pearce & Co.—2, Tori

Meishosha Co., Ltd.^8, Oke-cbo

Mitsubiki iShoji K.K.—5, Yuraku- Poller chi-ku

i, C.—Taihei Building Kojima-

cho Y /■*- . hot to >j Raspe & Cp.—12, Hiramaku-cho

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—4, Maru- Ratjen, Rud—34, Kitamachi

nouchi Roche & Co.—13; Kobiki-cho

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—(, Hon-

cho Rohde & Co. -Ginza, Kyobashi-ku

Miyasaki & Co., Ltd,—2, Torihatago Roneo Trading Co.—5, Ginza-uishi

Morger & Co.—29, Kubo-machi Saito & Co.—459, Marunouchi Build-

Moriroku. Shoten, (Ltd.—7, Minami 'Sale ing

Shinbori-cho & Co.—14, Marunouchi

Mortiani & Co.—32, Gofuku-cho , Schmidt Shoten—2, Hon-cho, Nihon-

Morooka & Co.—Sanjukkenbori bashi-ku

Schulze Shokai—15,

Mulijer, Phipps & Sellers, Ltd.— Shibakawa & Co., Ltd.—00, Ise-cho

Marunouchi Building9 Benten-

cho

Murai Trading C°-— > Motoyokkai- Shima Trading Co., (Ltd.—Kashima

cho Building, Hiramatsu-cho

Nagase & Co., D.—Kobuna-cho .Siemens • Schuckert iDenki K.K.—2,

Nakai Shoten—7, Jukkendana Marunouchi 3-chome

Nakashima Shoji K.K.—Yurakuk- Simmons & Co., Thos.—610, Tokyo

wan, Marunouchi Kaijo Building

Naniwa & Cpf, Ltd.—Gofukubashi Str \cuan & Co.—Yusen Building,

Neumann Seisakusho—Shibaura-cho., Eiraku-cno Kojimachi-ku

Nichibei Shoji Goshi Kaisha—437, Strauss & Co.—Marunouchi Bldg.

Tokyo Kaijo Building Suzuki & Co., T.—7, Tatedaiku-cho

Nichio Bokeki Ssokai -bJ Jitsugyo Taiheiyo Boeki K.K.—703, Marunou-

chi Building

Building

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

172 IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS (JAPAN)

Takahashi Co. — Kajima Building, China & Japan Trading Co.—89cr

Maruttouchi Yamashita-cho

Takata & Co.—1, Yaesu-cho Chinjap Co., Inc.—67, Yamashita-cho

Tateishi Trading Co.—4, Uchisaiwai- Colton, G. W.—7, Nihon] Odori

cho Cooper & Co.—21, Yamashita-cho

Tokyo Shogyo Boeki Kaisha—21. Mit- Cornes & Co-—81, Yamashita-cho

subishi Building

Tokyo . Trading Kumiai—3, Shinosaka Daido Boyeki K.K.—16, Hon-cho

Tomeye Trading Co.—Yusen Bldg. Darbier, J.—12, Yoshihama-cho

L'nion Trading Co.—9, Kamiya-cho Dell ’Oko & Co.—91, Yamashita-cho

Shiba-ku Dentici & Co.—109, Yamashita-cho

Washington Trading Co.—735, Maru- DeweTte & 00.-112, Yamate-cho

nouchi Building Dodwell & Co.—P.O. Box 271

Weinberger & Co.—3, Naka-dori

Werner & Co., A.—Marunouchi Bldg. Doshi Trading Co.—16,. Aioi-cho

Eymard & Co.—163, Yamashita-cho

Wisteria Trading Co.—734, Marunou- Feltman Bros. Inc.—25, Otamachi

chi-Building Frazar & Co.—7, Nihon Odori

YamaghTchi & Co., K.—15, Ginza Hattori Shoten—31, Onoye-cho

Yamatake Shokai—1, Yurako-cho

Yanase Trading Co. —Ohiyodakan, Hiraide & Co.—66, Ota-machi

Horikoshi & Co.--28, Yamashita-cho

M i n.a mi de n m achi Isaacs & Co.—92, Yamashita-cho

Yonei Shoten K.K.—12, Ginza

Yoshida Katsue iShoten—20, Hasega- Ishino Shoten Goshi Kaisha — 15r

Tokiwa-cho

wa-cho

Ytmsa Trading Co.—542, Marunouchi Kato Seiki Shoten K.K.—15, Kitana-

ka-dori

Building Kohtoh Trading Co.—206, Yamashi-

Zellweger & Cb.—12, Kobiki-cho ta-cho

Yokohama General Import & Export Co.—3661,

Negishi-machi

Adet, Moss A Co.—43, Yamashita-cho Getz Bros. & Co.—93, Yamashita-cho

Adis & Cb.—P.O. Box 103 Gillon & Co-.—202, Yamashita-cho

Ahrens

American Trading Cp- of Japan—255, Hassaram & Cd.—108, Yamashita-cho

Yamashita-cho Healing & Cb., L. J.—185j Yatnashita-

Apcar & Go.—164, Yamashita:chc cho -

Arai Seitaro—5, Onoc-cho Heaps Son, C.—202, Yamashita-cho

Asano Bussan Kaisha—26, Kaigan- Helm Bros., (Ltd.—48,• Yamashita-cho'

dori Holstein & Co.—7, Yamashiti-cho

AsspqiATED Trading, Cp.—21, Sum- HcSod. Gkb.—72, Yamashita-cho

yoshi-cho v Isaacs & ^Co.—92, Yamashita-cho

Al-doy-er, G.—109, Yamashita-chc , Japan Imp. & Exp. Commission Co.—

Berrick & Co.—190, Yamashita-cho 252, Yarnashita-cho

Bitker, J.-r-77, Yamashita-cho JarDine, Mathe^on &, Co. 23, Yamas-

Blundell0 & Co.—7, Yamashita-cho hita-cho

BunRing & Co.', I.—100, Yamashita- JabenstreIt Sho’kai—5‘, Hon-chb>r

cho KeRn '& 0b.—' ^1, Yamashita-cho

ButteRfIeld it Swire—7, Yamashita- KiMitrai (fc.-'iCd.y J.—76, Yamashita-

cho cho

Chellaram, I).—32c, Yamashita-cho Kopp, E[ G.—108j Aioi-cho

CEi^^IFlfcD lilST Ot TRADES

j&yORTEkS/^XPbRffeil’S'ANJD'bbMMl^Slb^ AGENTS (JAPAN) 1*73

& Co.—4', Ono(‘-cho Stadelman & G<3^J_^,2'6, Takenomaru

McifiLLAN ExPOR^^'O.-^t, ^ Stanton & Co.—^.^amashita-eho

dori Stroke & Co.—35,-- Yamashita-cho

McGill, I^eIl & ‘bd’.—^aOVj SfitiindEu- Strong & Co.—204,1 Yamashita-cho

machi • -.U .A ,.oO A T3MaF| Suzor, Ronvaux Co.-^SS,1 Nihoh

Metzger, E.—92, Aamaginta-c'hd Odori -a), -.ii u >

Mexico & Japan^'' Tradtxg Go:^, Wataya Takemura Coc, »Ltd.7h-3,! Ota-maehi ■

JJain ..S^Te^kti . ;f ,. ., ;» , Trading Co.—16, Benten-dori

Afgrs^pisnf > Shqj^ Kush^-t^ Uon- WiER.susi. &,/Loh-/£5, Yamashita-eho

Winckler & Co.—256, Yamashita-cho

AtilTELTI B(,pSSA^C K;A^HA,oETp?-^4y ,]sri- Witkorski & Cn —99, YRrriasKita-cho

ppon-odori Yano Joko‘Go^ei K a I ha—63,1 Y a-

"J^JYABSi SlIYppjAKA[ jGOME! KAipf-frr^, mashika-cho' ■

Yamasnita-dio

Mollison k Co.—43, Yamashita-clio Yonei dori

Shoten K.K.—19, Motohama-

oO ■<

Motley, R,' /i>.HyN,ppj-114,j £omina^o Yoshikawa Shoten—74, Yamasihita-cho

lionmoku '.'

Nabholtz % bo.—9o, '^a^i'sh^ta-cj&p*' Yoshinaga SHdiffik—fs, Motohama-cho

Yu Cheong Co^jnSJ^, Yam,ashita-cho

Naiiaaiiira Trading §or—p5, ,Mi;iiyni

naka-dori . i ,irn',i>, C FOH.MPSA

Nanri, ri'Rlspi^,,.Qp., .Ltd,—Kita-yp-

ka-dpri . . ./ Boyd & Co.—ia,o;Mi0a.to-oho, Taipeh

Nichizdi Trading Cp.—^^/^Yar^aslii- Chin Seng. Industrial Development

ta-cho Oo., Lth.’—Taihoku ^

ObeRlein, C. F.—43, Yama^kitarcJ^o Elphinstone, S.—Taipbii ’

Pgura Boeki J^^bdshiki, , K.u^iyv- • •Jardt^e, MA‘TfeES0N.& Cb., Ltd.—P.O.

Snijnko-chO| ,, ,f, . Box 81, Taihoku

Oppenheimer Co.—X3, Yapia^Tiita- Lim iEai Tai ‘& Co.—Taihoku

! :

. cho, f

Oversea Trading Co.—P.0. Box 57 Okura & Co.—Taihoku

Owston & ^TanoAshjlta^lip. : Tait

hoku

& Co., Ltd.—Minafo-ciio, Tai-

Pacific Trading. .bo.TT^uYamashika- Mitsui Bu-ssan K.visha Tairihu1! '

cho . )

Papendieck, M.—'77j i Yamasiiita-ebo / ; ■ OsaEa ' Sno'SEk KAisHA-^-Taihan \

Perez, Oorp.' & €o.—93, YaniasHita-

es€hftoa .o.? -.« .a ,8Koa a m r-q j : KOREA '

Poiroojiupi. Bros. — 201, Yamashita- Bennett & Co.—Chemulpo swo,TB3

cho

Rijhdmurl Brqs.—85, Yamashita-cbp ; Davidson, H. W. — 18, 1 Takozoo oho,

Roditi , & Oiawachi,,; , n Seoul

Rohde & Qo^f-^6, Honcho . Murr/s, J. H.—'2), Teido, Seoul

Rudolph. &' CoK,. Charles—254, Yamas- Okura & Co. (Trading), Ltd.—44,

Y amamotomachi

hita-cho Plaisant Freres—5, Horaicho, Seoul

Sato Trading Co.—224, Yamashita-j Sale & Co., Ltd. — 75, Takezo-cho,

cho Sedti) '

Schramm & Co.—P.O. > Box 295

Siber, . ]£egner & Co.—90a, . Yamashi TaylorSeoul

& Co., W. W.—Taylor Bldg.,

ta cho i!

Singleton, Benda Co—96, Yamashi- Townsend & Co.—Chemulpo '

Walter & Cd,' C.iRL- Chehihlpo

ta-cho

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

174 IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS, AND COMMISSION AGENTS (CHINA)

CHINA Feld & Co., Ltd., F.—10, Wfest Bund

Amoy Goeke & Co., A. —85, British

Concession

Boyd & Co. Griffith, (1932) Ltd., T. E.

Butterfield & Swire Hamet & Co., A. H.—48, French Con-

Chin Ho Hong cession, Shameen

Douglas, Lapraik & Co. Hannibal & Co., W. A.

Hope Oo., The Hogg & Co.—19, British Concession

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, I/td.—The Holland-China Trading Co.—65, Bri-

Bund tish Concession

Teo Kian Huat CO. Hon Wan Trading Co.—16, French

Union Trading Co.—Kulangsu Concession

Whitfield & Co.—Kang Ah Khan Huygen, G. E.—11, Sai Hing Kai

Street James H. Backhouse, Ltd.

Yeo Swee Swan & Co. Jardine, Matheson & Co.

Antung Jebsen & Co.—P.O. Box 18

Johnson & Co., R.—75a, British Con-

Butterfield

Shaw. George L. Karanjia & Co.,

Concession, C. M.—21, French*

Shameen

Wolter & Co., Carl Kruse & Co.—36, Second Bund

Canton Lam & Co., J.—33a, British Conces-

sion, Shameen

Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd. Leison Bros. & c°- “ 28, Ming Kai

Arnhold & Co. Wang Kai

Baltic Asiatic Co., Ltd., The—62, Li & Fung—486, Luk Yee Sam Road

British Concession, Shameen Loxley & Co., W. R.—Loxley House,

Bodiker & Co.—86, British Conces- Sham'een

sion Shameen Manners & Co., John—62, British

Bomanjee & Co. Concession

Butterfield & Swire Mehta, M. N.—Bhameen

Button & Ca, E. M.—19, The Bund Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—58, British

Concession, Shameen

Canton Overseas Trading CO.—16, Northern Feather Works, Ltd.—

British Concession

Canton Trading Association, Ltd.— British Concession, Shameen

39, British Concession, Shameen Pavri & Sons, K. S.—P.O. Box 329

Carlowitz & Co. 230, ^hakee Road Rafeek & Co.—28, French Concession

China Export-Import and Bank Co.— Reiss, Massey & Co., Ltd.

Tai Ping Road South Reuter. Brockelmann & Co. — 37,

China Products Export , Co.- Bank British Concession, Shameen

of Canton Building, The Bund Sales & Co.—32, British "Concession

Deacon & Co. Sander, Wieler & Co.—P.O.; Box 42

Dent & Co, Shew an . Tomes & Co.

Deutsche: Stjckstoff - Haxdelsgesell- 'StemsSen' &' Co.—75a, British’ Conces-

schaft (Krauch & Co.)—Shameen sion, Shameen

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Spalinger & Co!

Fancy Goods Store—15, F. C., Sha- United Trading Oo., The—Ching Hoi

meen Road

Farmer & Co., William Victal, A.—24, British Concession

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS (CHINA) 175

Changchun Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading Co.

—3, Higashikoen-cho

Mitsui Buss an Kaisha Anz & Co.—212, Yamagata-dori

Changsha Bardens, F. J.—96, iSakura-cho

Arnhold & Co. Beerbrayer, J.—13, Yamagata-dori

Butterfield & Swire Butterfield & Swire—212, Yamagata-

dori

Central China Trading Co.—33, Sha Chang Ho & Co.—211, Yamagata-dori

Lu Pu Kai Chinese Eastern Railway Commercial

Czarnitzki, F. Agency—110, Yamagata-dori

Lee & Co., D. A.—(Lou Rung Tou Christensen, A.—P.O. Box 73

Chefoo Cornabe, Eckford & Winning—P.O.

Box 219

Ayrz -fe Co.—Gipperich Street Delchitsky & Co.—181, Yamagata-

Butterfield & Swire dori

Casey & Co. 'Dola, G. I.—P.O. Box 38

Cornare, Eckford & Winning Fukusho Co.—213, Yamagata-dori

Dau & Co., C. Holstein & Co., C.—212, Yamagata-

Erzinger & Co. dori

I war i & Co.—5, Chao Yang Street Kagan, A. I.—3, Higashi Koen-cho

Koenenkamp China Co. Kyosho Yoko—85, Sakura-machi

Lane & Co.—Broadway Lancaster & Co., T. H.—8, Mastaba-

yashi-cho

McMullan

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—129, Sing Tai Yamagata-diori

Street Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—182, Yama-

Railton & Co., H. E. gata-dori

Smith & Co., L.H. Nakagawa Shokai, Inc., K. — 64r

Shun Chang & Co. Oyama-dori

Webster, Chao & Co. Nichi Yei Co.—16, Tatsuta-cho

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—<200, Yamagata-

Chingwantao dori

Hop Kee & Co.—K. M. A. Area Nishikaava & Co.—20, Ku-machi

Okura & Co.—Yamagata-dori

Chungking Oriental Trading Co.—22, Ataga-oho

Pacific Rim Corporation—P.O. Box

Arnhold & Co., Ltd. 24

Barry & IDodwell (Ltd. Riedel, Carl—P.O. Box 42

Borioni & Co. Ruthe & Co^ A. E.—P.O. Box 24

Butterfield & Swire Taito Co., The—18, Yamagata-dori

Canadian American Overseas Traders Tschurin & Co., I. I.—42, Yamagata-

McKesson & Robbins, Inc. dori

Philippidis, C. M. Vicakis & Co.—140, Yamagata-dori

Szechuan Handels—Gesellsehaft m.b.h.

Wilheim Gebrueder & Co. Foochow

Dairen Anderson & Co., Ltd., Robert

Agency of the East Asiatic Co., Ltd. Associated Products & Co.

of Copenhagen—105, Yamagata-dori Bathgate & Co.

59

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

176 IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS (CHINA)

HltAND it Co., II. S. Dollar Co., The Rober'd—Wha Ching 1

Brockett & Co.o'i Kai

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. East-Asiatic

A D 1

Co.,1 Ltd.—The Bund, S. ,

Eastern Enginsbring & Trading Co.,

Ltd. Gale & Co., L.EXiPgHKdO

- - E.—-48, Rue Dautre- !

Etablissemenj, Chapron mer ■ ‘ > ■), , ./

Foreign Trade Co. Guzdar & Oo.—Hunan t

Road

Gibr, Livington & Co. Harrisons,' KiS g & Irwin, Ltd.—6, j

Gilman.. & Qo., Ltd. . The Bund

Greig & Co., M.: W. Hwa Chang Co., Ltd., The-j^, Dahlia j

Harrisons, King &! Irwin, Ltd. Building, Huna^ RpacF .

Jardine,. Matheson & Go., Ltd. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—The

Leadmen & Go., Nantai Bund oolsriD

Mitsui Rd’ssan Kaisua, Ltd. Kunst &. Albers—11, The Bund

Lee & Oo.' , D. A.—7, Ding An Lee,

Molchanoff, Pechatnoff & Co. Poyang Road :

Oriental Engineering do. Li & Co., T.Y.—21, Rue Dautrenaer j

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Nantai Liddell Bros, k' Coi, ‘ eW.—MTi'a-'

Rozario Ar Ca, J. M. cheong Road ’ a(]

SlEMSEN & KrOHN McKesson & Robbins, Inc.—Holti

Sin Tai Kee & C'^. Building, S-A-I). 3 :

Star Ginseng Go. p Mee-Yeir Handels . Comrap^i; — 13^

Theodor & Rawlins Tungting Road, S.A.lD, 3 ,

Union Trading*. Co.*, The • ■ Melchers & Co.—S.A.D. Bun.d No. 16-

Wilkinson & Co., T. M. MipoxETON & Co., Hugh—Centra!

China Post Building, Hunan Road

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd.—Tai-

Hankow ping Road, S.A.lD. 3

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Tai- 1

Andersen, Meyer & Co.,. Ltd.—11, Okura &Road,

Rue Cieuienc^au

ping S.A.D. 3 '

Co.—57, West Road

Arnhold jOlivier-China—Peking Load

D. 1 & Co., Ltd.—The Bund, S A Paou 'Shun Rung Sze—3, Paou Shun

Bahnson & Co., F.3 W.—14, Faucheong Load; S.A.D'. 3

Road, S.A.D. Pearce & Garriock

Botelho

ID. 3 Bros. —1, The Bund ’ S; A , Racine et Cie French Bund

Bremen Colonial and China Trading Rohde Ramsay & Co.—23, Tungting Road

Co. & Co.—44, Huapgpei Road,

S.A.lD. 2

Butterfield.nt ‘ Swire

CarloWiz & Co.—Ta Chi Man ;Sassoon & Co., David—12, British]1!

Bund

Central Chika Produce COW23, Rue :SayamA ‘ &' "GO. — 3, ‘ Pdyang Road,11

Dubail S.A.D. 3

China Tome Trading Cqu-3, Yangtsze Schnabel, Gaumer & Co.—37, Wooi

Road Tsu Street, Tach imen

China Trading .^9:, T^e-3, Ting Yu iSiemssen & Co.—Erh Yab Eoadj Sj :

Lee, Hunan Road,. S.A.D. 3 A.lD. 1

Crooks & Co,*, W. J. ;Sobbe, H.—1, The Bund

'Dodwell & Co , Ltd.—6, Tungting Spike & Co., P, R.—31 Astoria Build-

Road , , ! ing, The Bund .

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS (CHINA) 177

Straits Trading Co.—Poyang Road Skoblin Co.—31, Konnaya Street

Swedish-Ohinesb EIxport and Im- Tschurin Co., 1.1.—Tschurin’s

port Co.—Ean Peh Building, S.A. Building, New Town

D2 ZUKERMAN, WOHLHEIM GEBRUEDER &

United Trading

Tungting Uoad Co., Ltd., The—23, Co.—30, iSamannaya Street

Whiteaway Laidlaw & Co., Ltd.—S. Hoihow

A. ID. 2

Young Brothers Trading Co.— Berthelot, C. A.

1st floor, Young

Taiping Road Bros. Bank Building,

Hung San & Co.

Yung Tai & Co.—15, Sankiao Road, Wing Fat & Co.

S.A.D. 2 Yuen Fat Lee Co.

Harbin Hongkong

Adler, N,—85, Kitaiskaya Street Abdoolally Ebrahim & Co.—20, Stan-

Andersen, Meyer &Co., Ltd.—2, Sam- ley Street

manaya Street Acme Commercial & Industrial Co.—

Anglo-Chinese Bank of China Building

20, RusskayaEastern

Street Trading Co.— Acme Trading Sc Co.—Bank of Conton

Asiatic Trading Corporation—272, Building

Buivarney Prospect Ah Ying & Co., Ltd., C.—22, Con-

Becos Traders, Ltd.—53, Daigonalaya naught Road Central

Street Ally, M. — c/o. A. Y. Apcar & Co.r

British Far Eastern Co.—J.1, iKitais Ltd.

kaya Street Alves Sc Co., A. L.—la, Chater Road

Bryner & Oo.—Konnaya No. 1 Andersen, Meyer & Co. Ltd.—67,

Brown, J. A.—9, Rinnochnaya Fris- Des Voeux Road Central

ian Apcar & Co., Ltd., A. Y.—Prince’s

Burgoyne & Co.—42, Kennaya Street Building

Carlowitz & Co.—P.O. Box 403 Arculm Brothers — Industrial and

Cattley, P.O.—9, Zizikarskaya Street Commercial Bank Building

Compagnie OptorO—3, Sammanaya Arculli Building

& Sons, A. F. — Asia Life

Street

CoRNABE, EcKFORD k WINNING—4l, Arnhoid Building

& Co., Ltd. — Glouceste

Rynochnaya Street

Far Eastern Export & ■ Import Cor- Asia Building Co.—Bank of Canton

Trading

poration—20, Russkaya Street! Au Siu Cho - China Building

Fleet & Co., Hayton—37, Strahovaya Backhouse, Ltd., James H. — la,.

Street

Grandi & Co,—64, Kitaiskaya Street BalcomieRoad

Chater

Holstein & Co., O.—P.O. Box 222 Banker & Co., Ltd.—20,Buildings

, & Co.—China

iDes Yceux

Hunter & Co.—3, Commereial Street Road Central

Karlson, Zelbin & Co.—-P.O. Box 278. Basa, R.—Bank of Canton Building

Klemantaski, Jacques—188, Norogo-' Batten & Co.—China Building

xodnaya Street

Manchurian Co., Ltd.—119, Novotor- Berg & Co., Ltd.—Bank of Canton

Building

govaya Street Bishop & Lacey, Ltd.—5, Des Voeux

Russian Asiatic Co. 5, Motovaya Road Central

Shaw Bros. & Co.—New Town Bitzer & Co. -I, Ice House Street

59*

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

378 IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS ANO COMMISSION AGENTS (RONG KONG)

Blair & Co.—French Bank Building Cooper & Son—132, Wellington Street

Bodiker & Co.—iDavid House Crawford, Montgomery & Co.—10,

Bornemann & Co. — French Bank Queen’s Road Central

Building CURRIMBHOY & Co., Ltd. (LATE E

Botelho Pabaney)—52, Wyndham Street

ing Brothers—Alexandra Build- David & Co., S.J.—David House

Boyd & Co., Ltd.—-14, Queen’s Road Davie Boag & Co., Ltd.—4, Queen’s

Building, Connaught Road

Bradley & Co., Ltd.—Prince’s Build Dicks & Co., Henry—St. Georges

ing Building

Brandt & Co.—P.O. Box 272

Canton Trading Association, Ltd.— Bank &of China

Dodge Seymour (China), Ltd.—

Building

China Building Dcdwell & Co., Ltd.—Prince’sBuilding

Carlowitz & Co—4, Queen’s Road

Carroll & Co.—Exchange Building Douglas, Lapraik & Co.—P. & O.

Building, Connaught Road

Central Trading Co., The—Bank of Dunbar & Co., L.—Exchange Build-

Canton Building ing

Chau Yue Teng—'China Building

Che Brothers & Co.—65, Des Vceux East Bank

Asiatic Co., Ltd.—Mercantile

Building

Road Central

Cherry & Co.—33, Queen’s Road Cen- Building Trading Co. — Asiatic

East Asiatic

tral Economical Trading Co. — Bank of

Ohik Tung Co.—Prince’s Building Canton Building

China Commercial Co., OL/id.—21, Esmail, H. H. H.—P.O. Box 551

Cohnaught Road Central Feld & Co., Ltd., F.—Pedder Budd-

China Export-Import and Bank ing

Co;, Ltd.—Asiatic Building, Queen’s' Fongkey & Co.—33, Queen’s Road

Road Central Central

China Impost and Export Co.—44, Fook Tei Co.—Bank of Canton Bldg.

Connaught Road West

China Mercantile Co., China Build- French Central

Store, The—99, Queen’s Rd.

ing

China Products Co., The—10, Queen’s Fung Tang—Pedder Building

Getley Co., The—China Building

Boad Central

China Products Export Co.—Bank Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.—P. &

of China Building, Queen’s Road O. Building

Chiu Brothers—10, Queen’s Road Gibbs & Co., J.—P.O. Box 103

Central Gilman & Co., Ltd.—4a, Des Vceux

Christensen & Co.—David House, Road

iDes Vceux Road Globe Trading Co. , The — 27, Des

Chung Hing Co.—Kaiming Building, Vceux Road Central

6, Queen’s Road Central Goeke & Co., A.—China Building (4

Chuwa Yoko—6, Des Vceux Road Cen- floor)

tral Gregory & Co., T. M.—Queen’s Build-

Cole k Co., Frank—French Bank ing

Building Griffith & Co—5, Queen’s Road Central

Colonial Commercial and Engineer- Hamet & Co., A. H —10, Queen’s Road

ing Co.—Bank of Canton Building Central

Connell & Co., Ltd., H.—China Bldg. Hannibal & Co., W.A.—8A, Des Vceux

Cooper & Co.—St. George’s Building Road Central

Co-operative Trading Co., The— Hidaka & Co.—Alexandra Buildingj

Bank of Canton Building Higgen, G. E.—Pedder Building

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TKADES

IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS (HONG KONG) 179

Himly, Ltd. — 32, Connaught Load Kwanan Trading. Co. — Tai Ping

Central Building

Hin Oheong Trading Co. — 12, Dos Kwong Sang & Co.—59, Oonnaughjb

Voeux Road Central Road Central

Ho Tung, Sir Egbert—4a, Des Vceux Kwong Shing Cheong Co.—282, Hen-

Road Central nessy Road

Holland China Trading Co., Ltd. Kwong Tai Hong—39, ConnaughS

—^7, Des Vceux Road Central Road Central ,

Hongkong American Trading Co. Kwongtin & Co., Ltd. — Prince’s

—China Building Building

FTongkong-Canton Export Co., Ltd.— Lay & Co.,, S. C.—Alexandra Build-

French Bank Building ing

Hongkong Import and Export Co. Lepack Co.—China Building

—China Building Li & Fung—10, Chiu Loong Street,

Hughes & Hough, Ltd. —6, Des Voeux Central

Eoad Central

Hutchison & Co., John D King’s Lopes & Alves, Ltd.—©, Queen’s Road

Central

Building Lopes & Alves, Ltd.—9, Queen’s Eoad

Huygkn, O. E.—Pedder Building Central

Ip Tak & Co.—6, Queen’s Road Lcxley & Co., W. R. -York Building,

Central Chater Road

Ito Co., Ltd.—4A, Des Vceux Road Manners & Co., Ltd., John — 7,

Central

Jardine, IVSatheson & Co.—14, Pedder Queen’s Road Central

Street Mansion & Co.. W. 4, Queen’s Eoad

Jebsen &'Co.—12, Pedder Street • ■ Central

Johnson & Co., R.—David House IVIaxim & Co.—3, Queen’s Building i

Melchers &. Co.—3, Queen’s Building

Johnson & Co:—144, Des Vcrux Read .Mercantile

Central Printer’s Supply Co.,

Kai Tax' & Co.—66, Connaught Road Mervan The—18, Lee Yuen Street West

Central &...Ccf., B.—18, Ice House

Kajhong Trading 1

Oo. — Alexandra tStreet

Building Meyerink & Co., Win.—12, Pedder

Kam Chtten & Co. — 19, Bonham MicHael Street

Strand East & Co., J.R.—1, Prince*?

Building

Karsten, Larssen & Co.—York Build- Mitsubishi

ing Shoji Kaisha—14, Ped-

Rato & Co., S.—15-17, Queen’s Road Mitsui der Street

Gen trail Bussan Kaisha, Ltd, Prince’s

Katoh & Oo., Ltd.—York Building Building

KeiMr, Kern & Co., Ltd.—17, Con- Modi, Mody

R.K.—35, Wyndham Street

& Co., N.—18, Ice House Street

naught Road Central

Kelley & Co., iLtd.—0, Queen’s Bead Mohamedally, N.—27, Wyndham St.

Moses & Co., Nr S.—17, Queen’s Ed.

Centralv

■King Central

& Co., Y. T.—5, Queen’s Eoad Moulder & Co., A.B.—China Build-

Central

Koon Tai & Co.—24, Des 'Vceux Eoad ing

Central Mustard & Co.—Alexandra Building

Kotewall & Co.—China Building (National Commercial Co., Ltd. —

Krishna, P. A.—43, Wyndham Street Chii^a Building

Kruse & Co.—5, Des Voeux Road Nemazee,, M,—1, Des Vceux Eoad C.

Central Oriental Trading Co.—Prince’s Bldg.

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

180 IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS & COMMISSION AGENTS (HONG KONG)

Pahkson, Ltd.—19, Connaught Road Spalinger

Centi’al

& Co., U.—20, Queen’s Road

Central

Patell & Co.—Prince’s Building Standard Trading Corporation—22,

Patell, J.B.—38, Wyndham Street Ice House Street

Pavei & Sons, K. S.—32, Wyndham Steger Central

& Co.—2, Connaught Road

Street Stephen & Co., Ltd.—Prince’s Build-

Penteeath & Co.—Alexandra Build- ing, Ice House Street

ings Sui Heung Yuen—34-36, Hing Lung

Pinguet St Co., P. M.—French Building Street

PlTTENDRXGH. WlLSON & Co.—P.O. Sun Co., The—181, !Des Yceux Road

Box 2 Central

Pohoomuli) Bros. (India)—29c, Wynd- Sun Fat Co.—Bank of Canton Build-

ham Street ing

Rahim & Sons, C.—43A, Wyndham Suniey & Co.—20, Pofctinger Street

Street

Reiss, Massey & Co., Ltd.—7, Queen’s Co., Ltd.—AsiaticExport

Swedish-Chinese

Building

and Import

Road Central

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co:—’Canton SwedishBuilding

Trading Co., A. B.—China

Bank Building Talati, M. P.—18, Ice House Street

Ribeiro & Co., Oscar F.—Bank of Tat Kuan—Bank of China Building

East Asia Building (5th floor)

Robertson, Wilson & Co., Ltd. - 07-69, Thakurdas Jeramdas & Co. — P.G.

Des Vosux Road Central Box 624

Rocha & Co., J. M. da—P.O. Box 490 Thoresen

Ross & Co., (China), Ltd., Alex— Building Co.. Ltd.—2, Queen’s

X

Prince’s Building

Rudolf, Wolff & iKew, Ltd.—54, Tye & Brothers, N. A,—15, Pottinger

Street

Queen’s Road Central Tyeb & Co.—10, Queen’s Road Cen

Rumjahn & Co., U.—<4, Queen’s Road tral

Central Union TradingCo., Ltd—York Build-

Ruttonjee & Co.—1>5, Queen’s Road ing

Central Universal Trading Co. — China

Sales & Co., R.C.—3, Queen’s Build- Building

ing

Sander Wider & Co. French Bank Vincent & Co.- P.O. Box 167

Wai Cheong Co.—180, Queen’s Road

Building Central

Sassoon St Co., Ltd., David—8a, Des Wai Kee & Co., The—49, Des Voeux

Voeux Road Central Road West

Sherly St Co., W. S— 20, Queen’s Road Wallem & Co.—Prince’s Buildings

, Central Watt & Co., I.H.—10, Queen’s Road

She wan, Tomes & Co. —St. George’s Central

Building Wicking St Co., Harry—Prince’s Build-

Siemssen

Building & Co.—Bank of China Williamson'l&lCo—P.

ing

Silva- ISietto St Co.—AlexandraBuilding

ihgs Wing On Co., Ltd.—207-225, Des

Sincere Voeux Road Central

CentralCo., Ltd.—Des Vceux Road Wo Hop—12, Lascar Row Lower

Skott & Co., H.—7, Chatcr Road Wong Tong Kee —32, Canton Road.

.Smith X Co., F.—c/6. A. V. Apcar Woo Kowloon

k Co., Ltd. Brothers—6, Queen’s Road C.

CLASglEIEp LIST OF TRADES

IMPORTERS. EXPORTERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS (CHINA) 181

YeeCo.,Kee HongConnaught

Ltd.—65, Road Central& Manchurian

Shipchandlors Teaming Corporatics—

76, Ichih Road

Yeung Yau & Co. —Bank of Canton ; Mitsui Bussan Kaisha

Building

iYoung &-Go., C. P.—42, ElfeiA Street Mustard Wei Loo

& Co., Ltd.—139, Shih yih

; Nestles & Anglo-Swiss. C-ondensed

Ichang Milk Co.—39,; Naniwa-dori

Jaedine, Matheson & Co., ;LTI), Okura & C.O.-q-46,- Naniwa dori

;SghvvAMBERg &jCo., K.A.—5, Sunita-

Kiukiang ‘ cho

Yali Import & Export Co.

BUTTEEi'IELD & SwiEE

Taedtek. Matheson & Co., Ltd, Newchwang

Arnhold & Co.

Macao i B UTTRRFJKLO & S^IRR

Basto. J. A. — If; AYOnida iAlmeida )'Edgar Coi.INET, C.

Brothers & Co.—Lister Road

Ribeiro

Empees.a Gohmercul Ltjsitana—IE, j Eulers & Co.

Avehida 1Almeida Ribeiro I Farmer & Co./ E/D.

Fernandes &' Co., J.Y.—22j’ Avenida JARDldfi, Matheson & Co.—1, Bund

Almeida Ribeiro

Hingkee’ & Co.—32, Avenida Almeida Jaspersen, M. P.

Ribeiro : Mitsui Bussaj Kaisha

Hip Wo & Co.—29, Avenida .Almeida Van Ess k Co:

Ribeiro

Kai Chong & Co.—T3, Avenida Al- Nanking

nieida Ribeiro

Mello, A. A. de—22, Praca Lobo Butterfield t Swire

d^Avila Drysdale &’ Co;-; Sail Chia Wan

Oriental Co., The—23, Rua dos Mov- Ftr 0h1jng:' 'C,0Rp6ration

cardore ' Jardine, Matheson & Co.

Po MAn Lau—2, Largo de S. Doirtiii

g«&') v-claVl ,ll) ^Stittna orlletoS Peiping

Rodrigdes, i; F.-^8, AlvenidaCA Imeida

Ribeiro

S.andK'v^ong Co.—52, Avenda. A,lmeida Fu Hutung & ‘Co.—1, Ta Yuan

Andersen, Meyer

RiDeiro Bertram, R.-—6,. Legation Street.

Bona & Co.’, F.—45, Wai Chiao Pieh

! Chieh

Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd. ; Cameron & Co.—52, Hsi Piao Pei

Arnold r&' Co., 'Ltd. .)Iutung

CARLOwi rz & Co.—19, San ID jin Loo || ChtnA Cari owitz & Co.—12, Hatamen Street

Grafts—lO, Main Embroidery

Gran, A.IL.—Hsin Ssuen iLi,,

Ii^l^n-German . Trading Co.— . ! Street

Keil & Co.— C' O MPTOIR RuSSO- BeLGE DE COMMERCE

& d’Inpustrie—45, Wai Chiao Pu

Kikkon.g Trading Co.-—43, Shih . Yih | Chieh

Wei 'Road j! Fowler & Co,, W.W.—Grand Hotel de

l4ID.I.ffc Cq. ; . :■ . . r - ,'i Pekin

Morgan -Weitzer & Co.—-Hsiao Hsi : Frazar, Fed., Inc.—59!, Hatamen

Pien Men Wei Street

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

182 IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS (CHINA)

Henning & Co., A. C.—45, Wai Chiao Andersen, Meyer & Co.—4, Yuen

Pu Chieh Ming Yuen Road

Hackmack & Co.—125, Soochow Hu- Anglo-Chinese Indenting Co.—9,

tung Hankow Road

International Trade Corpn.—2, Tsui Anglo-Danish Shipping Company—8,

Hua Wang French Bund

Jen Li Co.—97, Morrison Street Arai & Co.—12, Hankow Road

Keelton & Co.—5, Chi Pan Chai Arakie & Co., David—25, Jinkee Rd.

Lee iSheng Co.—321, Hatamen Street Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—1, Nanking Road

Mitsubishi Gcshi Xaisha—Tung Tan Asia Commercial Co.—452, Kiangse

Pai Lou Road Road

Modde, F.—39, Mahtsien Hutung Asiatic Trading Corporation, Ltd.—

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Hsi 71, Szechuen Road

Hsung Pu Hutung Australia-Ohina Trading Co. — 367,

Oriental General Trading Co. —Le- Kiangse Road

gation Street Australian Manufacturers—21, Yuen

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co. — 39, Ming Yuen Road

Yang Yin Hutung Baboud, Mary et Cie—1, Canton Rd.

Saito & Co., G.S.—1, Shia Kung-fu Baer & Co., A.—1.7, Yuen Ming Yuen

Sauer & Co.—294, Hatamen Street Road

Siemssen & Co.—20, Gan Mien Hu- Barlow & Co.—4, Ezra Road

tung Bau Gumming & Co.—J176, Seward

Skiotis Bros. & Co.—6, Legation St. Road

Sullivan & Co., J.—1, Morrison Sti-set Behn, Meyer (China) Co. — 421,

Kiangse Road

Talati & Co.—13, Hatamen Street Behr

Tipper & Co.—Ewo Building, Lega- Road Matthews—77, Yangtsepoo

&

tion Street

Yang & Co.—Hsi Chao Min Hsiang Beraha Road

& iStetten, Ltd.—320. Kiangse

Yen Nan & Co.—78, Tung S’se Nan Ta Blanche, F.A.—29, Szechuen Road

Chieh Boo Kee & Co.—24, The Bund

Shanghai Boteiho Brothers—64, Peking Road

Bowern & Co.—3S, Canton Road

Boyd & Co.—17, The Bund

Abdoolally Ebrahim & Co.—229, Sze- Bracco & Co., C.—38, Rue d'u Con

chuen Road sulat

Abraham Brothers—72, Haskell Road Bradley

Abraham Katz & Co.—16, Jinkee Road British && AsiaticCo., Ltd.—12, The Bund

Co., The—30, Pek-

A. O. K. Co., Fed. Inc.—112, Szechuten ing Road

Road Brook & Co.—8C, Yuen Ming Yuen

Adams

cade Burkhardt, Buchan & Co., Ltd.—19a

Afshar & Co.—60, Kiangse Road 26a, Canton Road

Allanson, W.—300, Rue Cardinal Burkill &r Sons, A.R.—2, Canton

Mercier Road

Amasia Importing Corporation—66, Bush Mack & CO., Fed. Inc.—3, Han

Szechuen Read kow Road

American Asiatic Trading Co.—6A, Butterfield & Swire—French Bund

Hongkong Road

American Trading Co.—3, Canton Calder-Marshall & Co., Ltd.—Glen

Road Line Building

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TBADES

IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS (S’HAI.) 183

Oameron & Co. (China), Ltd.. A.—21, Cooper, Clay & Kirby, Ltd.—24, The

Jinkee Road Bund

Canadian Trading Co.—18, The Bund Costidis

Road

& Co., John—20, Museum

Carlowitz & Co.—220, Szechuen Road Dah Han Co.—10, Rue du Consulat

Casa Do Povo—1284, Szechuen Road

Casey, Lyttle Co., Ltd.—10, Han- Dastoor & Co.—10, Hankow Road

David & Co., S.J.—320, Kiangse

kow Road

Cathay Mercantile Co.—21, Yuen Road

Ming Yuen Road Dayton, Price & Co.—24, The Bund

Central Trading Co.—14, Kiukiang De Jong, F.—17, Jinkee Road

Road

Chapeaux & Co., Ltd.—4, French Dell’Oro & Co.—1, Canton Road

Dimitriades Bros.—12, Rue du Con-

Bund sulat

Cheong Do., W. Y.—9, Foochow Road IDixon & Son, Ltd., H.C.—3, Hong-

China Export Co.—7A, The Bund kong Road

-China Export-Import & Bank Co.— Dodwell & Co., Ltd. 1, Canton Road

136/138, Kiangse Road

China Foreign Trading Co.—112, Duncan &&Co.Co.—114,

Drysdale Kiangse Road

—9, Foochow Road

Szedhuen Road

China Mercantile Co.—543, Honan East Road

Asiatic Co., Ltd.—1, Canton

Road East China Co.—16, iSiking Road

China Merchants’ Trading Oo., Ltd. Eastern Trading Co. (China), Ltd.,

—391, Kiangse Road The—3, Hankow Road

China Overseas Trading Co. — 440, Ebert & Co-, J.—16, Jinkee Road

Tseng Woo Lee

China-Palestine Trading Co. — 74, Egal & Cie.—9, Avenue Edward YII

Szechuen Road Ehlers & Co., A.—66, Szeohuen Road

China Sales and Service Co.—4, Eickhoff & Co.—451, Kiang.se Road

Hong Kong Road El-Kwa & Co.—115, Kiangse Road

China Trading Corporation—35, Jin- Eiwa Yoko—9, Canton Road

kee Road

China Trading and Industrial Co.— Ekki Yoko—116, Kiangse Road

Ekman Foreign Agencies Ltd. 115,

100, Peking Road

China United Import & Export Co., Elbrook, Road

Kiangse

Ltd.—50, Peking Road

Ltd.—W25, Museum Road

China United Trading Co , Ltd.— Elliston, Pugh & Go.—24, Yuen

Ming Yuen Road

723, Rue Lafayette Emens & Co.' —16, Jinkee Road

Ching Chong & Co.—151, Broadway Eskelund & ,Co,, A.H.—56, Szechuen

Chung Foo Co.—24, The Bun I Road

Clerici, Bedoni & Co., S.A.—17, Evans & Co., A.M.A.—11, Thorburn

Museum Road Road

Coates & Son, Thomas—368, Kiangse Eugh Brothers & Co.—151, ,Kia,ngs,e

Road Road

Commercial Trading Co.—P.O. Box Ezra Sc Co., Edward —14, KiukiangRd.

671

CoMFAGNiA Italiana o’Extreme Ori- Foan Tar & Co. — 3, Canton Road

Fobes Co., Ltd.—10, Siting Road

eyte—16a, Kiukiang Road

Connell Brothers Co., Ltd.—3, Can- Fog & Co., Ltd.—2B, Kiukiang Road

p topi Road Fond Co., Y.S.—68, Szechuen Road

Continental Trading Co., The—19, Forster & Co., Ltd., G.P.—116,

Museum Road Kiangse Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

184 IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS (S’HAI.)

FkancchChixesk Trading Co. 9. Foo- Hokt Yoko—48, Szechuen R oad

chov: Road

Frischen, Carl—21, Yuen Ming Yuen Bolland-China

Kiati’gse Road

Trading Co. — 320,

Road

Frost, Bland & Co. —6, Szechuen Road Holliday

!lo;ul

& Co., Cecil^-18, Kiukiang

Geddes Trading and Dairy Farm Co., Hsin Yoen Cp.—10, Kiangse;Rdad

Ltd.—8d, Yuen Ming Yuen Road ;

Gale Co., L.E.—12, The Bund IfUBER & Co., E.—2b, Kiukiang Road

Gallop & Co., Fed. Inc.—22, Yuen Hung Teh Trading Co.—7, Yuen Ming

Ming Yuen Road Yuen Road

General' Commercial Corporation— Ilbert & Co.—1, Canton Road

60, Yuen Ming Yuen Road Industrial Export (China) Co.—L.

General Overseas Supply "Co.—20, Avenue Edward VII

Szechuen Road Inniss & Riddle, Ltd. 7"Yuen Ming.

General Trading Co.—56, ' Szechuen Yuen Road

Road Irwin-HarrisOn-Whitney, Inc.—177,

Gibb, Livingston ■&? ( 0^-28, Jinkee Szechuen Road

Road Ito Co., Ltd., G.—J30, Kiaiig^e Road

Glanzmann Fco.—36, Cankry RoaR. . Iw \r & Co.—9A, Hankow Road

Glathe & Witt TOO, Szecliuen Road , Jardine, Mat he son & Co., Ltd.

Gmehling k Co., G.—73, Nanking 27, The Bund

Road Jean & Go,, William—40, Ningpo Rd

Grilk, G.J.—19, : Mingh^ng .Road Jebsen & Co. 7, Hankow Road

Guilly Freres Co.- -58, Avenue Jensen & Co.—Ha, Boone! Road

Edward VII

Hachiya & Co.—9A, Hankow Road Johnston Road

& Co., A.R.—*36; Szechuen

Hall Law & Go,, Ltd., W. W.—25, Joseph Brothers—1, Nanking Road

Museum Road

Hamilton, Ltd. James—38, Avenue Joseph, R. M.—Sassoon House

Kanan & Co.—43, iDikwell Road

Edward VII

Hammond k Co., F. W.--6, Szichuen Karamelahi & Co., H. Z. H.—25,

Yuen Mi mg Yuen Road

Road Karsa & Co.—110, Central Arcade

Handler & Co.—11, Boorie Road

Hardivilliers, Olivier & Cm—i®, Kempton Road

& Co., Fred—56, Nanking

The Bund

Hargen & Co., S.C.—66, Szechuen Kermani Road

& Co., R.lS.—10, Hankow

Road

Harrap & Co., L. A.—2, Canton Road Kienhuize & Co.—19, Szechuen Road

Kimatrai & Co., J.—12b, Hankow Rd.

Harris & Co., J.E.R.—467, Kiangse Kinhai

Road Trading Co., Ltd.—47, Peking

Harrisons, 'King & Irwin, Ltd.—177, Road

Szechuen Road Kiu Foo & Co.—22, Siking Road

Harvie, Coore & Co.—227, Szechuen Knipschildt & Eskelund—56, Sze-

Road chuen Road

Hattori Trading Co.—22, Siking Koenig Brothers—24, The Bund

Road Koenigsbekger, L.—11, Ezra Read

Hayley Bell—141, Szechuen Road Koh Jai Tse—16, Siking Road

Heath & Co., P.—30, Peking Road Komaroff, C.D.—6, Kiukiang Road

Heath (1927), Ltd.—2, Peking Road Kunst & Albers—29, Szechuen Road

Hochang & Co.—47, Ningpo Road Kyoon

Hoehnke, F,—56, Szechuen Road Foch & Co., K. E.—1546, Avenue

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS (S’HAL) 185

La Generale Soies — 452, Kiangse Moss & Co.,

Kiangse RoadIn

Road

Lacey & Cannajst, Ltd.—12, The Bund Murakami Toyo—270, 'Kiangse Road

Layers & Clark—12, The Bund National Commercial Co.—17, Peking

Lee & Co., ID. A.—2, Canton Road Road

Lee Co., Ltd., Harry—7, Yalu Road National Trading Co., The — 20,

Li Nan Co., Ltd.—29, Szechuen Road Museum Road

Lien Shen Trading Co.—130, Kiangse Keeling Chen—112, Szechuen Road

Road

Liengyi Mercantile! Co.—J2781, Se- Nemazee

Road

& Co., H.M.H.—391, Kiangse

ward Road

Lin Nan Co,, Ltd., The—29, Szechuen Road Co., J. -782, Bubbling Well

Nevel &

Road Nichiwa Shokai, Ltd.—72, Szeehuen

Linson & Co,—04, Peking Road Road

Little & Co., Ltd. (1930), William— Nissim & Co., Ltd., Edward—2,

21, Jinkee Road Peking Road

Loxley & Co. W.R.—11, Yuen Ming Nordquist, 0.—6, Kiukiang Road

Yuen Road

Lumsdaine Oriental Company — 22. Okura Road

& Co), Ltd.—!, Kiukiang'

Yuen Ming Yuen Road Olien en Yetten Import en Road

Export

Mackenzie & Co., Ltd.—8, Caniton Maatschappij—74, Szeohuen

Road Olivier-Chine (S.A.)—16, Museum

Maitland & Co., Ltd.—33-4. Szechuan Road

Road Oppenheimer, I.—128, iKiangse Road

Mar-Kao, Ltd.—29,. Szechuen Road

Masukoav & Co.—3, Foochow Road Oriental Construction and Trading

Co.—132A, Szechuen Road

Matheson & Co., George—36, Jinkee Osaka Shosen Kaisha—2, Canton

Road Road

McBain, George—1, The Bund Ouskouli, M. H. A.—451, Kiangse

McBain & Co., Cecil—9, Foochow Road

Road Pacific Trading Co.—13, Peking

McMullan & Co. (Shanghai), Ltd.— Road

15, Museum Road

Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie — 16, Pan & Co.. C. C.—496, Thibet Road

Patel, & Co., A.C.—12, Rue de Consu-

Canton Road lat

Mehta & Co.—23, Rue du Consulat Pearson

Melchers & Co.—25, Rue du Consulat Road & King, Ltd.—50, Nanking

Mercantile Co,, The—72,. Szeohuen Pioneer Trading Co.—25, J inkee Roa>d

Road Pocha & Co., M.J.—9, Hankow Road

Meyerink ; & . Co., W. — 66, Szechuen Pond, H. M.—P.O. Box 1028

Road

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—9, Canton Jinkee Hanbury

Proust,

Road

^China), ran. -21,

Road

Mitsui’ Btjssan Kaisha, Ltd.—49, Ragi & Co., R.H.—39,Line

Racine & C'ie.—Glen Building

Peking Road

Szecmieti Road'

Moebihs,: W.O.—115, Kiangse Road Ramsay & Co:—24, Nanking Road

MoLler H Co.—12, The Bund Reiss, Massey & Co., Ltd. 15,

MonrOe & Coi, FrCnG45^ Szechuen Mifseum Road

Road Ren & Co., S.D.—6, Kiukiang Road

Moore & Co., L.—45, Kiangse Road Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—452,

Morrison & Co.—12, Jinkee Road Kiangse Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

16W IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS (STRAP)

Ricketts, Turnek & Co.—7-4, Szec'auen STrom wall, Holdo—17, Yuen Ming

Road Yuen Road

Roditj & Son’s, D.—128, Kiangse Sunflowerchuen 1 Road

Mercantile Co.—216, Sze-

Road

Rohde & Co.—®9, Yuen Ming Yuen Co., Ltd., The—1,Export

Swedish Chinese and Import

Kiukiang Road

Road Taisho & Co.—P.O, Box 895

Rond on t Co., Ltd., L.—9, Avenue Takaiwa & Co., K.—6, Kiukiang Road

Edward YII

Ross & Co., Alex—12, Hankow Road Takisada & Co.—53, Szechuen Road

Tata & Co.. B. D.—8, Rue du Con-

Ruttonjee & Son, H.—Sassoon Build- sul at

ing Thoresen & Co., O.—29, Szechuen

Satok, A.—20, Museum Road Road

Sam Hwa Export Co.—50, Rue Mon- Tofuku Road

Trading Co.—29, Szechueu

tauban Tong Tak Kai—Bl, Kiangse Road

Sam Joe & Co.—All'14, Broadway

Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David P.O. Topas Road

Trading Co., B.—29, Szechuen.

Box 068

iSavitl & Co., A. I.—19, Museum Road TotrRoadYao Kee & Co.^—4, Hongkong

Scandinavian Trading Co. — llA, Tung Tai Tradind Co.—21, Siking

Boone Road Road

Schnabel, Gaumer & Co. — 105, United China Traders Co.—2B, Kiu-

Kiangse Road kiang Road

Schen

Road —46a, Peking Road

Scott, Harding & Co.—35, Peking Vajda & Co., G.—74, Szechuen Road

Road

Shahmoon & Co., S.E.—21, Museum Vasunia & Co.—36, Jinkee Road

Yiccajee & CO., (Ltd., F.—132, Kiangse

Road Road

Shanghai Export Co.—6, Kiukiang Viloudaki & Co.—15, Peking Road

Road

Shanghai Import and Export Co.—21, Wah Chang Trading Corporation—60,

Ningpo Road

Jinkee Road

Shinkyo Yoko Goshi Kaisha—131, Walker, Turner & Co.—18, The Bund

Kiangse Road Wattie & Co., J.A.—liO, Canton Road

Siber, Hegnbr & Co.—12, The Bund Westcott & Co.—6, Avenue Edward

Siemssen & Co.—451, Kiangse Road YII

Siemssen & Krohn—14, Museum Road Wha Chang Shun Co.—25, Rue du

Sino-Aryan Trading Co.—215, Yuen Wheen Consulat

Ming Yuen Road & Sons, Edward—7, French.

Bund

Sino Spanish Trading Co.—112, Sze- Whitsons,

chuen Road Ltd.—21, Jinkee Road

Sintoon Trading Co., Ltd. Wisner & Co.—39, Peking Road

OverseasEmporium

—Continental Yoshida & Co.—24, Siking Road

Slevogt

Slows & Co., Ltd.—7, Hankow Road Yue Lai Hong—56, Rue du Whampoo

So Brothers & Co.—32, Peking Road Yue Zung & Co.—60, Kiangse Road

Spizzica & Co., G.—29, Szechuen Yuen Dah & Co.—24-25, Jehol Road

Road Yuen Lai Hong—56, Rue du Wham-

Steinle & Co.—5, Fooohow Road poo

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS (CHINA) 187

Yung Woo Trading Co.—38, Avenue Behn, Building

MeyEr China Co.—Siemens

Edward YII

Zais, iSteinman & Co.—29, Szechuen Bergers’

Road

Enterprises, (Ltd.—108, Taku

Road

Zee & Sons, W.Z.—A1299, Broadway Bernstein .SoNSj M., and Froimant

Inc. - 29, Canton Road

Zimmerman Co., W.I.—53, Szechuan Bielfeld ik Sun—<52, Taku Road

Road

Zung Lee Co.—ISO, iKiangse Road Bisseker, F.D.—'Consular Road

Bollenhagen, H.—3rd Chin Tang

Swatow Road Ho. 4

Best & Co., H.C. —22 to 24, Ohien Boss, F. H.—Taku Road; Corner

Canton Road

Ping Road Brand & Sons—1-8, Ura Road

Boan Seng—20, E-Ann Street

Bradley & Co., Ltd. —P.O. Box 76 Bremen Colonial & China Trading

Co.—3, Cor$o Vittorio Emanuel III

Dun-Told & Co., Ltd. - Brimberg Brothers, Inc.—04, Rue

Huygen, G. E.—P.O. Box 20 Dillon

Jardine, Matheson & Co. Bubeshko & Co.—17, Graystone Villa

Lee Brothers & Co.—Yofc Shan St. Buchheister & Co.—90, Taku Road

Manners & Co., Ltd., John—8, fEup- BuSai Yoko, iLtd.—Japanese Bund

ing Road Butterfield & Swire—21, Victoria

Ramsey & Son, Carr Road

Roese Gebrueder—107, Seng Peng Caprino & Co., P.—67, Rue Pasteur

Street

San Shing Co.—20, Chi Ping Road Carlowitz& Co.—16,

Capstick Rue de Paris

& Co. -140-144, Taku Rd.

Shauter, Dayland & Co., Ltd.—P.O. Central Products Co.—69, Consular

Box 3 Road

Shih Brothers—11, Sinheng Road Chandless

Tai Sang & Co.- 20-22, Yong Ping Chang & Co.—59, Rue Taku

& Co.—105, Road

de I aris

Road Chapeaux Freres — 3, Corso Viotorio

Tientsin Emanuelle

China-American Trading Corporation

Altamira & Co.—61, Rue du 14 Julliet —Rue de France

America-China China Continental Commerce Co.—

28, Chekiang Export

Road & Import Co.— Continental Building

American Asiatic Trading Co.—36, China Export, Import & Bank Co.—

6, Shou An Street

Rue de France

American Trading Co. op the Far China Express Co.—Ex-Russian Con-

cession

East—110, Rue de France

Andersen, Meyer & Company, Ltd.— China Foreign Corporation—129, Rue

Pasteur

96, Rue de Takou China Import Trading Co.—45, Rue

Arnhold & Co.—10, Taku Road de France

Arnoult, Soc. des Anciens—Akiyania China National Trading Co.—211,

Road Quai August Boppe

Asia Export Co.—16, Victoria Terrace China Netherland Produce Co.—89,

Asia Trading Corporation—90, Vic- Rue de 14 Julliet

toria Road China Northern Corporation—87, Rue

Atlantic Co.—223, Davenport Road Dillon

Batoniefp, Mrs. M. D.—124, Taku China Trading Corporation—131,

Road Davenport Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

18S IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS & COMMISSION AGENTS (TIENTSIN)

Chinese Associated Trading Co.— Hsin Chi Trading Co.-101, Rua

184, Canton Road Pasteur

Chow Foo Trading Co.—25, Chi Hua Mao Trading Co.—8, Li Ho Lin,

Hsiang Li B.C.

Chungking Import S.A. Italian Trading Co.—8, Italian Bund

■Oot.inet, G.—16, Run Henry Bourgeois Jardine, Matheson & Co.—Victoria

Collins & Co., Ltd.—75, Consular Road

Road John’s Import k Export Co.—272,

Commercial Traders Association— Taku Road

138, Bristow Road Juvet & Co.—99, Rue de Takou

Compagnia Asiatica—13, Via Torino (Kapustin & Co.—11, Victoria Terrace

Cornalba & Pezzini—13, Italian Bund Kato k Co.—Asahi Road

iDeutsch

21, RueChinesische

St., Louis Handels Co.— Katz k Co., Martin—Consular Road

Deutsche Mongolische Handels Ges- Keim, A.—70, Emanno Carlotto

selschapt—3,, Woodrow Wilson St. iKenshin & Co.—13, Rue Dillon

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. —19, Victoria Kleemann & Co., O.—6, Woodrow

Terrace Wilson Street

Foqx & Co., H.—65, Consular Road Korean-China Trading Co.—13, Ho

Forbes Co., William—43, Victoria Ching Li, Miyajima Road

Road Kovar k Co —9, Korostovitz Road

Foreign Commission Agency^—321, Lee, E.—30, Woodrow Wilson Street

Taku Road

Fit Chung Corporation — 26, Rue de Liapienoff & Co.—17, Rue de Paris

Liddell Brothers & Co., Ltd.—50,

PAmiraute Taku Road

Fuhrmeister & Co. —Siemens Build- Mackenzie & Co.—135, Taku Road

ing

Gabrick & Co.—151, Victoria Road Malkassian,

geois

S.—8, Rue Henri Bour-

General Trading Co —72, Via Erman Mansouk & Co., J.—101, Rue Pasteur

no Carlotto

Gerz & . Co. — 44, Corso Vittorio Manufacturers’

Victoria Road

Sales Agency — 55,

Emanuele

Gipperich & Co.—5,2, Taku Road Melchers k Co.—55, Petrograd Road,

Globe Trading Co.—155, Rue St Merz Ex-Russian Concession

Louis,.,.,..,.' . ; k Co., R.—8, Rue Henri Bour-

Great Northern Trading Co.—82b, Mington geois

Rue de France Forwarding & Express Co.

—14, Canton Road

Greenland & SoNfe—57, Bue Henri Mitsubishi

Bourgeois Shoji Kaisha—42, Rue

Hackmack & Co.—11, Lapteff Road 14 Julliet

Han Yeh Trust Trading Corpn.— Mitsui Road

Bussan Kaisha—1, Yamaguichi

Hsiao Shun Miao

Hardy, Gatliff & Co., Ltd.—63, Taku Montrose k Co.—89, Rue Dillon

Road Moyroux, V.—41, Rue de France

Harper & Cb.'; Ralph—Dollar Bldg. Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Condensed

Hatch, . Carter & Cp—118, British chow Milk Co.—Nestle House, 19-20, Soo-

Bund Road

Heath & Co., Ltd., P.—117, Rue de North China Commercial Co., Inc.—

15, Hwa An Chi, near Tung Fu

Takou

Holland-China Trading -Co. (Tien- Chiao Bridge

tsin), Ltd.—56’58, : Rue Dillon Okura & Co.—Japanese Bund

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS & COMMISSION AGERTS; (CHINA) ISQi

Olivier Chine (Si A.)—35, Rue de Taichong Lmport & Export Co.—124,

Takou Taku Road

Oriental Commercial Co.'—29, Con- Talati Bros. & Co.^Rll, Bromley Bd.

sular Road Tantot, R.—66a, Rue Dillon

Oriental Trading & Engineering Co. Te Tai Si Co.--128, Rue du Chaylard

—49, Taku, Road, B.C. Teh Chang Trading Co.—113, Riie

Oriental Trading Corpn.—8’, Rue Thomas Dillon , ... .( ,

Laville & Co.—20, Rue Henri Bour-

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—jO, French Tientsingeois . - «r

Bund Strawbraid. & Export Co.,

Inc.—2-10, Rue Cheyrier

Osawa &' Co., D.—11, AsRhi; Ro&d Twyiord & Co., J.—113, Rue du Ohay-

Otte &. Co.—29,. Consular Road lard

Pao Hai Trading Co.—Rue du 14 Universal Trading, Corporation—84,

Julliet Rue PasthUr

Pearson & Co.—16, Rue de Paris Vrard fc, CO., L.—-71, Rue .St. Louis

Pennell & Co.—3S, Council Road Walte & Co.—186 Bristow Road

Perrin Cooper & Co.—Consular Road Whitamore & Co.—victoria Road

Polish-Chinese Trading Co. — 110, Wilson & Co.—72, Victoria Road

Zimmermann & Co., D.I.—19, Victoria

Rue de Baron Gros Terrace

Polish Commercial Co., Ltd.—11, Rue Young & Co.—203, Canton Road

de Marechal Foch

Pottinger & Co., Ltd.—35, Victoria

Terrace Tsinan

Rabben & Co.—144, Bristow Road

Racine et Cie—8, Rue Henri Bourgeois Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.

Rendall & Co.—37, Rue de I’Amiraute Boerter & Co., A.

Reuter, Brookelmann & Co. — 29, Busch & Co.

Carlowitz & Co.

Consular Road

Russian Economic Store & Commer- Mitsui Bussan Kaipha

mercial Agency—263, Taku Road Tsingtao

Shea Tung Co.—5, Chung Using (Li

Shingming Trading Co. (China), Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.—35y

Ltd.—30, Taku Road Kuem Tao Road

Shoshq Yc^ko—6, Asahi Road Botelho Brothers—P.O. Box 12

Siemssen & Co.—63, Taku Road Busch & Co-, J.—34, Kuan Tau Road

Sino British Trading Co.—129, Rue Carlowitz & Co.—8, Canton Road

Pasteur Casey & Lyttle—4, Chung Shan Road

Sintoon Overseas Trading Co.—135, Cornabe, Eckford & Co.—29, Kuan-

Rue Dillon tau Road

Skiotis Bros. & Co.—49, Rue de E.-Kin & Co.—44, Weihsien Road

F ranee East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—23, Kuantau

Societe M. Battegay & Cie—17-21, Road

Rue Dillon Halling Co.—P.O. Box 124

Speidel & Co.—99, Davenport Road Hansen & Co. Ulf—20, Kuantau Rd.

Standard Trading Co.—32, Bristow Henzler & Co.—28, Kwan Hsieh Rd.

Road Jardine, Matheson & Co.—30, Kwan-

Stanley & Co.—Hsiang Tsu Tung tau Road

Swedish Chinese Export & Import Melchers & Co.—63, Kwan Hsien

Co—Victoria Road Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

190 IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS & COMMISSION AGENTS (CHINA, MALAYA)

Mitsui Bussax KusHA—Tangyi Road Malacca

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.

Russell & Co., G. C. F.—72, Kwan Barbour, Ltd., E.A.—38, Riverside

Bendixen & Co., Ltd., A.—4, Fort

Hsien Road Road

Siemssen & Co.—1, Shangho Road Guthrie & Co., (Ltd.

Walter, David (Lane & Co.—

Yoshizawa, T.—3, Chang Lo Road Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.—,

Hong Hin & Co.—-27, First Cross

Street

Weihaiwei Ong Cheng Wi & Sons—22, Heeren

CORNABE, EcKIORD & Co. iStreet

Fock Tai & Co. Sime, Darby & Co.—4, Fort Road

Foo Wei Co., The—15, Yi Yuen Lu TanStreet Soo Hock & Co.—127, Jonker

Lavers & Clark—Mainland

Weihaiwei Import & Export Co. Negri Sembilan

Wuhu Bendixen & Co., Ltd.—106, Birch

Road, Seremban

Butterfield & Swire Fletcher. Trading Co., Ltd. —110,

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Birch Road', Seremban

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.—

Wuchow Seremban

Banker & Co. Mercantile, Co. (F.M.S.), Ltd.—3,

Cameron Road, Seremban

Yunnanfu Noormohamed & Co.—30, Main Street,

Nilai

Harding & Co. Seremban Trading Co.—13, Cameron

Road, Seremban

MALAYA Sime, Darby & Co.—Birch Road,

Seremban

Joliore Straits Trading Co.—Seremban

Williams & Co., S.—Tamp in

Cansdell, R. D.—95, Jalan Rahmat

Hock Hin & Co.—3, Jalan Sisi, Muar Penang

Kim Teck & Co.—12, Jalan Ah Fook, Adamson, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.—

Johore Bahru Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Build-

Muar Trading Co.—14, Jalan Petri, ing

Muar African & Eastern (Malaya)-, Ltd.—

Sime, Darby & Co.—Muar 35, Beach Street

Ban Poh & Co.—212, Beach Street

Barbour, Ltd., E. A—1, Penang Har-

Mourin & Co., Arthur—Sun,gei bour Board Godown

Pafcani Bendixen & Co.—9, China Street

.Seng Cheong & Co.—52, Jalan Pekan Beng Savee & Co.—41, Bishop Street

China, Alor Star

Whatt & Co.—125, Pekan Malayu, Boon Hak Co.—14, Beach Street

Borneo Co., Ltd.—7a, Weld Quay

Alor Star Boustead & Co., Ltd.—1, Weld Quay

Kelantan Brown & Co., Ltd., George—P.O. Box

250

Boustead & Co. Ohee Wor Lok—188, Anson Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS

Chin Chin Co,—18, Beach Road Storch Brothers, Ltd.—10, Beach

Chong Kee Co.—35a, Beach Street Street

Straits

Diethelm & Co., Ltd.—12, Church Weld Quay Java Trading Co., N.V.—3,

Street

East Asiatic Co., ILtd.—F.M.S. Rail- Thean HuatLtd.,& IL.Y.—64,

Swee Co., Beach Street

Co.—4, China Street

ways Building Ghaut

Evans & Co., J.—22A, Beach Street Tiang Lee & Co.—154, Beach Street

Georgetown Traders—1, China Street United Traders, Ltd.—

Guthrie & Co —36, Weld Quay

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd —28, Vick & Co., V.R.—35E, Beach Street

Victor & Co.—18, Leith Street

Beach Street

Huttenbach, Lazarus & Sons, Ltd.— Waugh & Co., Henry

51, Beach Street

Ttalasia, Ltd.—Railway Building Perak

Jacks & Co., William—8, Beach Anglo-Siam Corporation — Mercan-

Street

Kassim & Co.—65, Penang Street tile Bank Building, Ipoh

Keon & Co.—147, Beach Street Ban Guan Hin Co.—20, Gaylong

Street, Gopeng

Keong Lay & Co.—Railway Buildings Ban Hoe Hib & Co.—61, Jalan Ko-

Khoo Saik Inn & Co.—2B, Beach peng, Kampar.

Street Barbour, Ltd.—87, Peng Leong Road,

Lee San & Co., K.—81, Beach Street Taiping.

Limson & Co., Ltd., C.—6, Church Bendixen & Co., Ltd.—2, Silibin

Street Road, Ipoh

Little & Co., John—Bishop Street Blunn & Co., George—98, Belfield

Look Brothers—215, Penang Road Street, Ipoh

Mansfield & Co., Ltd.—Chartered Borneo Ipoh

Co., Ltd.—1, Station Read,

Bank Chambers

McAlister & Co., Ltd.—19, Beach Boustead & Co.—Ipoh

Street Cobb & Co.—29, Station Road, Ipoh

Mohamed Ali Sahib & Co.—31, Chulia Commercial Agency, The—Lumut

Street

Moine, Comte & Co., Ltd.—9, China Crompton, Parkinson, iLtd.—8, Sta-

tion Road, Ipoh

Street, Ghaut Fletcher Trading Co.—1, Post Office

Oversea Trading Syndicate—2C, Bur- Road

mah Road Frankel Brothers—114, Belfield Road,

Paterson, Simons & Co., (Ltd.—9, Ipoh

Weld Quay Guan & Co., L. Y.—52, Hugh Low

Pritchard & Co.—9, Union Street Street, Ipoh

Quah Beng Kee—15, China Street Guan Moh Co.—3, Jalan Patani,

Sandilands, Buttery & Co.—29, Beach Kuala Kangsar

Street Harper, Gilfillan & Co.

Seng Lee & Co. — 26, (Kampong Harrisons, Barker & Co., (Ltd.—Te-

Kholam luk Anson

Sime, Darby & Co.—21, Beach Street Huttenbach, Lazarus & Sons—Ipoh

Slot & Co.—2, Weld Quay Jacks & Co., Ltd., William—94,

.Societa Commissionaria di Exporta- Brewster Road, Ipoh

zione l dt Importazione—7, Street, Labrooy Brothers—130, Belfield St.,

Ghaut Ipoh

Solomon & Co., S.—44, Beach Street Lathif Store—101, Main Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

192 IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS & COMMISSION AGENTS (MALAYA)

McAlister & Co., Ltd.—IS,, Station Kassim & Co.—Station Street, Klang

Road, Ipoh Kean Leong k . €(>..--47, Batu Road,

Paterson, Simons &. ,C|0-, Ltd.—Mer- Kuala Lumpur

cantile Bank Buildings, I poll Keat Seng & Co.—75, Batu Roadr

Pritchard & , Co., Ltd. C— Market Kuala. Lumpur

Street, Ipph King Chong & Co.—29, Qld Market

Sime, Darby &' Co’!—38,' Hale-Street Square, Kuala Lumpur

Ipoh Kinsey & Col, J. B.—27, Old Market

Soon Bee & Co.—106, Main Road, Square, Kuala Lumpur

Taiping v Kong Tiam & Co.—86'

1 Rembau Street,

Storoh Brothers', LtO.—41,' St'a^'oii Klang

Road, Ipoh Kyle, Palmer & Co.—235, Batu Road,

Straits Trading Co,—Ipoh Kuala Lumpur

Swami & Co., K. R.—Teluk Anson Little & Oo., Ltd., John—Ampang

Taik Ho & Oo.—.80, Main Road, Tai- Street, Kuala Lumpur

piog McAlister & Co., Ltd.—Java ' Street,

United Importers, Ltd.—154, Brewster Kuala Lumpur

Road, Ip oh Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd.—1, Old

Waugh & Co., Henry—11., Station Market Square^ Kuala Lumpur

Road, Ipoh Planters’ Stores & Agency Co., Ltd,

Wilson &'Co., Ltd., G. W. —P.0. Box 288, Kuala Lumpur

Sime, Darby & Co.—105, High Street,.

Kuala Lumpur

Selangor Storch Brothers, Ltd.—37, Java St. r

Barbour & Co.—Robertson Road, Straits Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur Trading Co., Ltd.—Kuala

Lumpur

Barlow & Oo.—Feiderap Dispensary Swee Co., Ltd., L. Y.—31, Old Market

Building, Kuala Lumpur Square, Kuala Lumpur

Blunn & Co., George—ISO, Java St., Swee Heng Leong & Oo.—Klang

Kuala Lumpur Swee Seng k. Co.—26, Old Market

Borneo Co., Ltd.—I, M arket' Street, Square, Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur

Boustead & Co., Ltd.—1, The Embank- Kuala.Trading

Union

Lumpur

Co.—3, Klyne Street,.

ment, Kuala Lumpur

Chow Kit & Co., Ltd.—4, Market, W.Street, T. & L. Trading Co.—139, High.

Kuala Lumpur

Street, Kuala Lumpur

Cobb & Co.—Java! Street, Kuala Lum- Waugh

Market&•Street,

Go., Ltd.,

KualaHenry—7,

Lumpur Old

pur

-East Asiatic Co., Ltd.--58, Ampang Whittall & Co.—Klang

Road', Kuala Lumpur Singapore

Fletcher Trading Co.—2; Rodger St.,

Kuala. Lumpur

Guther & Oo.—3, Java Street, Kuala Abdeen & Go.—728, North Bridge

Lumpur Road

Harper, Gilfillan & . .Go. -- Kuala Abdulla & Co., E. M.—27, Robinson

Lumpur Road

Harrisons Barker & Co.—Old Market Abdullah Sahib & Cb., A. M.—77,

Square, Kuala Lumpur Market Street

Huttenbach, Lazarus & Sons, Ltd.— Adamson, Gilfilian & Co., Ltd.—

1, Holland Road, Kuala Lumpur Hong Kong Bank Building, Collyer

Jacks & Co., (Malaya), Ltd.—23, Java Quay

Street, Kuala. Lumpur Adrian & Co.—2, Jiak Kin Street

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS & COMMISSION AGENTS (STORE.) 193

African & Eastern (Malaya), Ltd.— Clouet & Co., Ltd.—2, Raffles Quay

144B, Robinson Road Cobb & Co.—149, Cecil Street

Aldens’ Successors (Eastern), Ltd.— Colonial Trading Co.—9, D’Almeida

Union Building Street

Alsagoff & Co.—21, Battery Road

Alsagoff, S.O.—13A, Battery Road Commercial

Road

Agency Co. — 45; Anson

Anglo-French and Bendixens. Ltd.— Connell Brothers Co., Ltd—117,

Union Building, Collyer Quay Cecil Street

Anglo-Siam Corporation—37B, Robin- Craig & Co., Ltd.—Union Building

son Road

Angullia & Co., M.S.E.—4, Robinson Street & Co., Lid.—117, Market

Diethelm

Road

Asiatic Universal Trading Co.—184, East Quay

Asiatic Co., Ltd.—3, Raffles

Serangoon Road

Aurely, G.—Union Building, Coilyor Ebata & Co., Y.—33, Coleman Street

Quay Edgar & Co.—42, The Arcade

Ban Lee Ann, (Ltd.—19, Philip Street Ellis & Sons—24, Malacca Street

Barker, Son & Co.—118, Cecil iStreet Eu Tong Sen—110, South Bridge

Barlow St Co.—Ocean Building, Collyer Road

Quay Franco Eastern Trading Co.—2B,

Bartholomeusz, (Ltd., F.A.—3A, Raf- Finlayson Green

fles Quay Gaw Brothers, Ltd. — 59, Chulia

Bendixen & 'Oo., Ltd.—19, Chartered Street

Bank Chambers Getz Brothers & Co.—55, Robinson

Bin & Co., S.I.—25, Bonham Build- Road

ing, Chulia Street Guenzel & Schumacher, H. Mu.,

Blake & Co.—8, de Souza Street Ltd.—6, Robinson Road

Bolter k Co., H.—12, Bonham Build- Guthrie St Co., Ltd—24, Battery Road

ing Gulamhusein Bros.—36, Wallioh St.

Boon Seng & Co., Ltd. 1, Raffles Hackmeier, L.—18, Robinson Road

Place Hagemeyer Trading Co., Ltd.—9, De

iSouza Street

Boon Seng & Co.—36, Rooinson Road Harrisons,

Borneo Co., Ltd.—Mercantile Bank Bank Chambers Barker St Co. - Chartered

Building

Borneo Sumatra Trading Oo., Ltd.— Henry & Co., Ltd.—^59, The Arcade

41, Robinson Road Hoe & Co.—613, East Coast Road

Boustead & Co.—Union Building Hoe Boon Leong—60, Selegie Road

Brinkmann & Co.—St. Helen’s Court, Ho Hong & Co.—61, Chulia Street

Collyer Quay j Holden & Co.—12A, Change Alley

Bun Bee & Co.—Ill, Beach Road

Cheong & Tan Co.—375, North Bridge HollandStreet

Trading-,Oo.—14®/143, Cecil

Road Hooglandt & Co.—117, Market Street

Ching Kee Lee & Ct).—Raffles Cham ! Hoyle & Smith , Ltd.—6A, Malacca

hers Street

Chin Ho & Co.—9, Philip Street , Hussain & Co., K. M. — 90, Market

Chin Huat Hin Oil Trading Co.— Street

246, South Bridge Road Huttenbach, Lazarus & iSons—13,

Chong Collyer Quay

Street& Co., Peter—9, D’Almeida Internationale Credit-en Handels-

Chow Rit & Oo., Ltd.—2, Raffles vereeniging “Rotterdam”—37a, Ro-

Quay binson Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

194 IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS COMMISSION AGENTS A (STORE.)

International Trade Corporation—3, Malayan

Box 503

Peninsular Agency—(P.CL

Victoria Street

Interport Co., Ltd.—78, Robinson Street ,& Co., S.—6, Malacca

Manasseh

Road Mansfield & Co. — Ocean Building,

Isaac, E.S. —6, Malacca Street Collyer Quay

Italasia, Ltd.—64, Orchard Road Maricar Brothers & Co.—88, Market

Road

Jack & Co., William—Ocean Building Matthew & Co., E.—15, South Canal.

Jaeger & Co.—6„ D’Almeida Street Road

Java Suamatra Handelsmaatschappii - tery Road& Co.—Gresham House, Bat-

McAlister

3, Laidlaw Building

Jones & Co., Irving—24, Robinson i Meyer Brothers—14, Oo-llyer Quay

Mid-East Produce Suppliers—3, Fin-

Road

Jtjdah & Co,, S.J.—3, Coleman Street | Millar &Green.

lay soar

Co., W.P.—18, Battery Road

Jumabhoy & Co., M.—17, Malacca i Miscellaneous Agency—167, Selegie-

Street Road

Kee Sing Co.—188, South Bridge

Road Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—4, Battery-

Keng Lee & Co.—10, Robinson Road Road

Keng Seng & Co.- 23, River Valley Mogul M.A.—189, Cecil Street.

Road Moh, C.S.—212, Orchard Road

Kheng Huat A Co.—9, b’Almeida Mohammed Kassim & Co., R.E.—

12/, 13 Boat Quay

Street

Kiat A Co., G.H.—IS, Collyer Quay Modern

Building

Supply Agency—8, Bonham

Kiat & Co., T.G.—96, Rowell Road Mohideen

Klass & Sons. F.V..—100a, Robirisom Street & Co., B.S.—39, Chulia

Road

La Compania de Proddctos Colonials Moine Comte & Co., Ltd.—Union

Building Collyer Quay

— 9b, Robinson Road Moulton (Eastern) Ltd., E. S. & R. C.

Lee & Co., C.M.—55, High Street —Union Building

Lee Kim Soo—40, High Street Naina Mohamed & Sons—22, Battery-

Lianqui Trading Co. — 6, Raffles Road

Quay

Lim Hoe Chuang, Ltd.—257, Taaijang Namazie, M.A.—20, Malacca Street

National Electrade, The—42, Raffles

Pagar Road Chambers

Lim (Khoon Heng—245-7, Orchard National Traders, The—10, D’Almei-

Road daj Street

Lim Trading Agency—15, Raffles Otomune & Co., Ltd.—74, The Arcade

Chambers

Little & Co., John—Raffles Chambers Paterson, Simons & Co.—Prince St.

Phiroze & Co.—3b, Finlayson Green.

Lohmann & Co., Ltd.—124, Robinson Pichon & Co., Y.—166, Neil Road

Road

Long Lam & Co.—48, Market Street Rahamin Penhas—86, Robinson Road

Low Hoon Chip & Co.—11, Cecil Reuben Street

& Co., Ltd., dST.—7, De Souza

Street

Loxley & Co., W.R.—4, Raffles Quay Rigold, Bergmann & Co., Ltd.—72,

The Arcade

Lumber Co.—9B, Robinson Road Robertson & Co., John—24, The

Mackay & Oo.—P.O. Box 397 Arcade

Malayan Commercial Agency—184, Sandilands, Buttery & Co.—3, Cecil

Serangood Road Street

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS (MALAYA—SIAM) 195

Satake & Oo.—18, Prinsep Sttfeet Wood & Oo,, RaJ.—Union Building.

Sayers, M.—8, Malacca Street Yung Cm & Oo.—248, Teluk Ayer St.

Sim Heng & Co.—37, Prinsep Street

Sime, Darby & Co.—5, Malacca Street Trengganu

Simoda & Oo.—88, Robin sen. Road 1

Singapore Trading Co.—15, Robinson Fernandes Brothep.s

Road Malayan Trading Co.—ife, Jalan Kam-

Slot & Ck5., Ltd., G. H.—9a, Robin- pong China

son. Road Union Trading Co.—Kemaman

SOCIETA COMMISSIONARIA DI ESPORTA-

zione e pi Importazione—r-lSO, Cecil SIAM.

Street

Soon Teck & Co.—5t>, Market .Street Bangkok

Stanton, Nelson & Co., Ltd.—4,

Collyer Quay

Stephens, Paul

Barrow, Brown & Oo., Ltd.—Tapan

Street Hua Takay

Straits Java Road

104, Robinson Trading Co., N. V. Berli, Jucker & Co.

Bombay

Straits Mercantile Agency—30, Telok tion, Ltd. Burmah Trading Corpora-

Ayer Street

Straits Trading Co.—Ocean Building Buan Hoa Seng & Co.

Sit,bine & Go.—28, Chilli a Street Butler & Webster—Seekak Phya Sri

Syme & Co,,—68, Robinson Road' Couper-Johnston & Co., D.—Bantawi

Tan Kim; Cheng & Oo.—104, Robertson Diethelm & Co., Ltd.

Qu'ay East Asiatic Coc, Ltd., The

Thong Aik & Co.—112,.= Robinson East Indian Trading Co., The—1234,.

Road Anuwongse Road

Toix Trading Co.—60, Waterloo Road Ellerman’s Arracan Rice & Trading

Tong Lam & Co.—59, Market Street Co., Ltd.

Travers & Sons—Chartered Bank Franco Eastern Trading Oo.—liaja-

wongse Road

Chambers

Tyebally, N. —188, Cecil Street Hedeman, Evers & Co.—P.O. Box 84

Union Trading Co.—72, llbbim-on Kiam River

Hoa HenO' & Ob.—East Bank,

Menam

Road

United Exporters, Ltd.—110, Robin- Leonowens, Ltd., Louis T.

son Road Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, (Ltd.—Hong

Universal Trade Co.—332, Geylang Kong Bank Lane

Road Moine Comte & Co., (Ltd.

Vick & Co., V. R. — Hongkong Bank ISTai Lert

Chambers Pisal Panite Trading Co.—Bush Lane

Watts & Co., Ltd.—45, Robinson Road ;Soc.' Anonyme Belge pour le Com-

Waugh & Co,, Henry—Raffles Cham- merce & l’Industrie au Siam (S.

bers

Wearxe Brothers, Ltd.—45, Orchard Steel Brothers & Kew

A.B.)—Bangkok Road

Co., Ltd.

Road Stephens, Paul & Co,—P.O. Box 17

Wee Seng Moh—12, Cecil Street Syme & Co.—2637, Rachawongse Rd.

Weill & Montor, Ltd.—22, Raffles Tuljaram & Sons—199, New Road

Place

Wiseman & Co. (Eastern), Ltd.—41, Waugh & Co., Henry—Auwongse Road

Robinson Road Windsor & Co.

CLASSIFIED LIST OF. TRADES

196 IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS & COMMISSION AGENTS (D.E.I.—P.I.)

NETHERLANDS INDIA Semarang

Sumatra Burt, Myrtle & Co.

N. V. Vereenigde Javascue Hocthan-

Bachofen & Co., R.—48, Oude Mark- DEL MaATSCHAPPUEN.

straat, Medan Pitcairn, Syme & Co.

Borneo Sumatra Handel Met.—Hin-

doestraat Padang

Gutherie & Co., Ltd.—46, Oude^ Maatschappu voor Handel & Indus-

maakefc, Medan

Handel Maatschappii Gttntzel & Schu- N.trie

V. Handel Maatschappij GuNtzel

macher—Medan & Schumacher

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd.—Juliana Soc. Commissionart a di Esporta-

Huis, Medan zione e di Importazione—v/h Sac* .

Lindeteves-Stokvis—Medan | teta Commissionaria Orientale

Roos, Anton—Medan, Parngkalan Van Nie & Co.-P.O. Box 7

Brandan

Sandilands, Buttery & Co.—Medan Wehry & Co., Geo.

Sumpner & Co., Ltd., F.—Medan PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Van Nie & Co.—Hoofdkantoor, Me-

dan Manila

Voorheen Barmer Beport Gesselschaft

—31, Huttenbachstraat, Medan A. & P. Co., Inc., The—15,, Eseolta,

Waugh & Go., Henry Binondo

Abolafia, Inc.—514, itizal Avenue

Batavia Aguado Hermanos — 103, Balmes,

Quiapo

Behn, Meyer & Co.'s Handel Mu American Trading Co.—310, Dasma-

Kolff & Go. r in das

Pitcairn, Syme & Co. Anderson & Co., Wm. IL—25, Plaza

Goiti, Santa Cruz

Steinhardt, B. & F. Anderson & Co.—25, Plaza Gloiti,

Santa Cruz

Sourabaya Ang Tian Su & Co.—117, Rosario

Binondo

Handel Mu Kian Gwan Athletic Supply Company—130, T.

Pinpin, Binondo

Kaufmann & Ehrenpreis—Boomstraat Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc.—701,

'8 ' Muelle de la Industria

N. V. Behn, Meyer & Co., Handel— Ayala & Co.—21, Juan Luna, Binondo

Maatschappij Bazar Siglo X.X—P.O. Box 1294

N. V. Java Sumatra Handel Mu

N. V. Koloniale Tabak Import Mu.— Beck,do

Inc., 1.—81-91, Escolta, Binon-

v/h G Klomp Beck’s General Department Si ore—

Pitcairn, Syme & Co. 89, Eseolta, Binoinido

Remedios Bros.—15, Kempang Dje- Behn, Meyer & Co., Mu.—227, David

poon Binondo

Ross Taylor & Co., Ltd. Bio Chuan—685, Benavides, Binondo

Simpangische Apotheek Sinipang- Blue Bar Coconut Co., Inc.—Fernan-

plein--2/6, Kaliasiti Simpang dez Building Binondo

Vraag & Aanbod, (N. V. Het Teehn. : Bull & Co., Inc., W.—129, Juan Luna

Bureau)—Aloon Tjontong 58 Street

CLASSIFIED•, LIST QF TRADES

IMPORTERS, EXTORTERS AND COMMISSION,AQLXfS.JP.I.), 19T

Campos Rveda Heemano?, Inc.—2205, Glaiserman, Inc., J. IV!.—139, Juan

Azcarraga' Sampaloc | Luna

Chan Tat—410, Poblete, Binondo Gillespie, A.T.—David Street,

Choa Tak 1Hee—413, Reina (Legente Gmur I Binondo

('H'RISTEHNj H-UENEFELt) & Go., INC.— drido Inc., Otto—116',.'Muelle de Bin-

P.O. RoX 2046 Go Cqlay & Co,—314, jNeuv-a, Binon-

Co Tiamco &'Co. — 505,' '^to. 'Cristo, ! do

San Nicolas Goldenberg McLeod Co. — P.O.

Colgate-Palmolive Peet Company- Box 1421

58, Dasmarinas Binondo (jlo-TAUCo & Co.—214, Soler, Binondo

Compania de Seguros, Inc.--TOO, Juan Green k Cc., B.A.—34, Eseolta, Bin-

Luna i on do

Compania General de Tabacos de Fili- Hanson, Orth &. Stevenson, Inc.

pinas-t-212, Marques de Commilas ! —P.O. Box 292

Compania Hispano Filipina, Inc.—P. Hang ondo

Chow & Co.—469, Nueva, Bin-

O. Box 2382

Connell Bros. Co.—P.O. Bon 2^9- 1 Hashim . Commercial Cq. -rp. Roxas

Continental Supply Co.—411-412,' Building

Cu-Un Jieng* Building, T. Pinpin, Haw ondo Heng—582, Alvarado, Bin-

E.

Escolla. . ji!. ;>

Cosmos Bazar, Inc.—215, Rosario International Harvester Co. of

Datdo Boeki Katsha, Ltd.—451, Juan the Philippines

Plaza Cervantes

—Chaco Building,

Luna Inheider, Waich Co., Ltd. — P.O.

David, D. B.—18®, Juan l^una Box 1182

'Davies & Co., Theo.. H.—619, ,Escoita International Products Manufactur-

Dayton, Price & Co.—P.O. Box 1476 ing Co.—339, F. B. Harrison

Demn v Co., Inc.—P.O. Box, 18$' Keller & Co., Ltd.. Ed. A—178,

Dizon &; Co., Inc.—^304, iKneedler Juan Luna, Binondo

Building, Santa Cruz Keller, Kern & :G?o., LTri.- Wise

iDy Chiao Cham Sons—256, Juan Building, Binondo

Luna, Binondo Ker & Co.—10, Callejon de 'S.

Erlanger. & Galinger Inc.—P.O Box Gabriel

426 Keeping,. Inc,,{C.—P.p. .Box 412 ,

Exporters’ Sales Corporation—110, Kishimoto & Go.—13, Muelle Ban-

Echague, Santa Cruz quero : ■

Fernandez Hermanos, Inc—109, Juan Kuenzle T. Pinpin

& Streiff, Inc,—343-347, Calle

Luna

Filipino-Japanese Trading Co.—830, Lacza, Julio J.—300, Madrid, San

Nicholas

Teodora Alonzo Lao, Antonio H. G.—P.O. Box 304.2

Film Mercantile Co.—244, David, Ling Kong Kee & Co.-^6b; M. II- del

Binondo Pillar, Ermita

Forbes, SVIunn & Co., Ltd.—979, Lopez & Co!, M.—368, CaihhV San

Muelle de la Industria ‘Nicolas

Fukuyama, Nishino & Co.—132, Juan Macondray & Co., Inc.—China Bank

Luna Building.

Gabriel Brothers—118, T. Pinpin

Genato Commercial Corporation— Nacional Co.-^, Muele de Banco

Madrigal &

1079, R. Hi! dago

Germane & Co., Ltd.—156, Juan Luna Manila Import Co,—P.O. Box 229

Getz Brothers & Co.—P.O. Box 160 Manila Mercantile Co., Inc.—511,

Azcarraga, Ton do

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

198 IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS (P.I.)

Manila Shokai—677, Rizal Avenue Simplex Trading Co.—506, iDasmarin-

Manila Trading and Supply Co.— das

Port Area; P.O. Box 744 Siy Cong Bieng & Co., Inc. —128,

Menzi & Co., Inc.—160, Juan Luna Juan (Luna, Binondo

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. — P.O. Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.—Hongkong

Box 461 & Shanghai Bank Building

Model & Co., Inc.—P.O. Box 1173 Standard Import Co., Inc.—658, T.

Murphy & Co., J.A.—541, Muele de P inpin

Banco Nacional iSuertes Trading Co.—334, Carriedo,

Nanking Trading Co.—449, Neuva, Santa Cruz

Binondo Swiss Oriental Commercial Co.—153,

National Trading Co.—P.O. Box Juan Luna

1318 8y Yoco & Sons, Inc.—6, Ingreso,

Neuss, Hesslein Corporation—144, TanBinondo

(Lian Chiat & Co.—427, Nueva,

Juan Luna

New Orleans Commercial Co., Inc.— Binondo

129, J uan (Luna Union Commercial Co.—101-105, Plaza

Nippi Trading Co.—436, Legarda, Sta. Cruz

Sampaloc Viegelmann, Schroeder & Co., Inc.—

456, Dasmarinas, Binondo

North American Trading & Import Warner,

Co.—P.O. Box 2157 Barnes & Co. Ltd.—P.O.

Ohta 'Development Co.—P.O. Box Werder Box 294

1150 & Co., Ltd.—6, Ingres© Bin-

Ong Tong Co.—830, Jabonners, San WolfFondo

Nicolas St Co. Inc., T. J—20 Plaza

■Osaka Bazaar—332, Echague, Santa Yangco,

Moraga

Teodor R.—P.O. Box 829

Cruz

Pacific Commercial Co.—P.O. Box Yek Hua Trading Corporation—

132, Juan Luna

780

Palace Baz.aar—Arias Building Ynchausti y Cia 845, Muelle de

Palomo, Gaudencio — 710, Teodora Yuillla Industria

Alonso & Co., Ltd., G. S. ~ 503 51P

Paradies & Co.—177, Juan Luna Echague, Quiapo

Peabody & Co., H.W.—Hongkong and Zuellig, Inc., F.E.—90, Rosario

Shanghai Bank Building

Perez Samanillo—116, Juan Luna Iloilo

Philippine Foreign Trading Co.—

247, Espleta, Sta. Cruz Filma Mercantile Co., Inc.

Philippine Match Co., Ltd.—P.O. Hanson, Orth & 'Stevenson, Inc.

Box 357 Hoskyn & Co., Inc.

Philippine Trading Co.—508, Rizal International Harvester Co. of the

Avenue Philippines

Poon Ka & Co.—447, Nueva, Binondo

■Quan Hee & Co.—412, Poblete Bin- Ker & Co.

Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc.

ondo Macleod & Co.

Rennolds Co., W H.—129, Juan Luna Manila Trading

Rizal Commercial Co., Inc. — 751, Menzi & Co- and Supp?'* Co.

Soler, Binondo

Santos, Regino—243, Gandara, Binon- Pacific Commercial Co.

do Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.

Seng Kee & Co.—622, Nueva, Binondo Warner. Barnes & Co., Ltd.

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES 195)

IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS & COMS. AGENTS (P.I., BONEO, INDO-CHINA)

Wise & Co., Inc. Hiap Soon Hin—84, Ewe Hai Street,

Ynchausti y Oia Kuching, Sarawak

Zuellio, Inc., F. E. Law Brothers—Kuching, Sarawak

North Borneo Trading Co.—Sanda-

Cebu kan

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd.—6, Main

Forbes, Munn & Co., Ltd.—143, Calle Baizaar, Kuching, Sarawak

Juan Luna Tan Sum Guan & Son—61, Ewe Hai

Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc. Street, Kuching, Sarawak

International Harvester Co. of the YeoLabuan

Gim Chit & Co.—92, Beach Street,

Philippines

Keller & Co., Ed. A. INlDO-CHINA

Ker & Co.

Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc.—P.O. Box Cambodge

136

Landahl, Inc., John—P.O. Box 303 COMPAGNIE DE COMMERCE ET DE NAVI-

GATION d’Extreme Orient

Macleod & Co.

Menzi & Co., Inc.—213, Calle Norte Cholon

America

Pacific Commercial Co. SOCIETE FRANCAISE DES DISTILLERIES

Pastrano, Unchuan & Co. de l’Indo-Chine

Procter & Gamble Trading Co.— Haiphong

Norte America

Smith, Bell & Co., (Ltd. COMPAGNIE DE COMMERCE ET DE NAVI-

Yaptico & Co., Ltd.—P.O. Box 84 GATION D ’ E XTREME-Or IENT— 36, Rue

Zuellig, Inc., F.E. Harmand

IDiethelm & Co.—46, Avenue Clemen

Zamboanga ceau

Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc.—14, Calle Magasins Chaffanjon, S. A.—Boule-

vard Amiral Courbet

Madrid

Francisco Barrios & Co.—P.O Box Lanessan & G. Chardin—1, Rue de

M. Dandolo

60 SoClETE FhANCATSE DES VERRERIES

Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc. dTndocutne

Pacific Commercial Co.—P.O. Box SOCCETE CONTONNIERE DU TONKIN

189 Societe

Smith, Bell & Co., (Ltd. Orient des Verreries d’Extreme

Spirig & Co., John—P.O. Box 196 Hanoi

Torrejon, Jurika & Co., Inc.—P.O.

Box 207 COMPAGNIE FRANCAISE DES CHEMINS DE

BORNEO fer de l’Indo-Chine and du Yun-

nan

Borneo Imprimerie d’Extreme Orient — 28,

Rue Paul Bert

Borneo Co., Ltd.—Kuching, Sarawak Societe Asiatique des Boissons Indi-

Eng Watt & Co.—33, Beach Street, genes

Lahuan Societe Francaise des Distilleries de

Funk & Sons—P.O. Box 53, Sanda- l’Indochine—55,

betta

Boulevard Gam-

kan

Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Societe Industrielle et Commerciale

d’Annam—55, Boulevard Gambetta

Ltd.—Sandakam, Labuan and Jes- Taupin & Co., G.—50, Rue Paul Bert

selton

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

200 . IMPORTERS EXPORTERS^GLASS AND GLASSWARE (JAPAN)

Provinces du Tonkin ! Kodera Boyeki IK K.—SO, Sakae-

j machi u 1 : iteuahok /

Bach-van-Lam. ; : ' i Kuwada Glass SSote.n -2,2, .Tiamon-

il )k Monpeza^t ' j dori

Emil. Leconte i Noritake GARAsti-itS 340, Sannomi-

SOCIETE DEg Al\T'tHRACIDES DU ya-cho ^ ^ ^

Tonkin

SOCIETE CoFQNNIERE DU TONKIN Moji

Societe FuAncaisk des Distilleries Asahi Glass K.K.—Yusen Building

de tDNDOCftINE

•S OCIETE DES Eta INS ET WOLFRAM DU 'Goto machi

Giichi Shotex—Shin Sakae-

Tonkin

Societe des ’ Papeteries de l’Indo- Nagasaki

chine aabodrrtfiD

Societe Marbres ft Calcaires a Ke- KAWASOE;iGvvss-TEN;—66, Yedo-n^chi,

•So/ . . -i i i i ) «•: si, •/■!// > ) ’ Shiga Yasuo—3, Yedo-machi ... . ... ,

v ;

ScTi^op Nagoya

Biedermann & Co.

CoSMPAGNIE FONCiERE pTp.J?,6-;QH.INE— |i Ohuo Hariki ;SKiSAkusHd--13, Higashi

Futabu-cho

79-61, Rue Ricaud

Compagnie

Navigation ded’Extreme

Commerce cl de i Ishidzuka & Qo.—.11{'K?rrrrfflA

- Orient—

Nakachiba^ho

eitftM

12,/ Rue Iloissy d’Auglas Osaka

C’OMPAONIE DES ClIAEGEURS ReUNIB—15- : Asahi Glass Co., Dtd.—7, Dosbu-

17, Quai. (Le Myre de Yilers machi

David & Co., Ltd., A. B—M3-45, Rue | Asahi Garasu. BE^gsjKF—7, Yoriki-cho

Chaigneau Charner

Descquks;ft.■CAiiAUiD—], Quai de Bel- ; Curmally & Co.—36, Kawaguchi-cho

gique Imai Garasu'Osaka' Honten-1—34, Ume-

f da-cho

Diethelm & /Co.—29, Quai de Belgique Kobayashi -Garasu ’ 'Kob’CM-n,' 1 Hon jo

Export & Import Co. of CochincAiIne Nisibi-machi

—39, Quai de Belgique Glass ' Factory1—1030, Nish-

Societe Anonyme des Riz d’Indochine | Miyoshi ente-cho

Denis Freres—4, Rue Catin at:

Societe Indochinoise

ce, Ltd.—23 de Commer- ;: Nippon

bis, Rue George^'Gbyne- Building

Sheet Glass Co.—Sumitimo

o‘J a.i;i

mer | Osa^a S§jpiN8Hp—88,. Shiqloe-cho

SociEfTE Indo-Chinoise d’Importation j! JakahAS^j ‘ da-cbo '

SyEMATSUrp-1 ^9;. Higasbinq-

tOS 7.0.' !

—5S-67, Boulevard. .Chaxuer

I Tokunaga Garasu Seizo-oho—18, Yori-

GLASS AND GLASSWARE i ki-cho Oil / lui!

! Yamamoto Garasu Shoten—4-58, Kujo

JAPAN N aka-cho oemoS

i Y,oshida • I:\vaiif.i—42,' Kita Dishin-

Kobe ir.acbi ,,■) -A rv/.W onH

Bastel &, Coi, W.—36y Isobe-dori Tokyo

Cox & Hirao—112, Kitamachi

Goyeki Koshi—19, Sakae-machi ■! Asahi : Glass iK.K.—Nihon Nogyo

BuiM mg,'Mai’Undubhi ‘

Kamiya Ckojiro Seromr—79,1 Karumof ! Daimaru' Glass "Ten—IV ’ Mifcosihirocbo,

■ dori :

' ■’ Kanda-ku

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GLASS AND GLASSWARE (JAPAN-CHINA) 201

Hospital Supply Co.—6, Yamamoto- Huygen, G. E.—Pedder Building

cho, iKojimachi Ip Tak & Co.—36a, Queen’s Road Cen-

Pro Glass Ten—6, Mitoshirocho, Kan- tral

da-ku Kato & Oo.—15, Queen’s Road

Iwaki Glass Factory—1, Motogaka- Lane, Crawford & Co.—Exchange

cho Building

Kai Shoten—3, Gofukubashi Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd. — 14,

Miyazaki Tsunesaburo Shoten—7, Pedder Street

Muromachi Sincere Co.—Des Voeux Road Central

Nichibei Ita-glass K.K.—Marunouchi Sun Co.—Des Vceux Road Central

Building, Marunouchi Wing On Co.—Des Voeux Road Central

Nichio Boyeki Shokai—Shosei Build-

ing, 7, Futaba-cho

Osaka-ya Glass Ten—136, Ichigaya Shanghai

Tomihisacho

Sasaki Glass Ten—22, Bakui-p-cho Arts & Crafts—190, Bubbling Well

Seno Zenroku Shoten—7, Motoyana- Road

gi-cho

Tamatoshi Plate Glass Factory—2, Asia Glass Co.—54, Szechuen Road

Clark Co., Ltd., Alexander I, Nan-

Motoiwaioho

Vitrea Glass Works — Takiyama Dixon Road

king

& Sons, Ltd.—3, Hongkong

Building Road

Yokohama Hachiya & CO.—9a, Hankow Road

Kitafuku Yoko—36, Canton Road

Asahi Glass Co., Ltd.—1, Suehiro- Knipschildt and Eskelund—58, Sze-

cho ohuen Road

Dai Nihon Beer KJK.—Kanbe, Shita- Maison de Nouveautes—19, Nanzing

niachi Road

Kanagawa Glass Kogyosho—906, Fu- Monar & Greiner—74, Szechuen Road

tasuya, Kanagawa-machi

Nippon Koki Kogyo KJK.—89, Uchi- Pilkington Brothers (China), Ltd.—

8, Museum Road

oda-cho

Ochiai Tahichi Shoten—17, Yoshida- Glass Factories,of Ltd.

Sales Corporation Bohemian Sheet

— 12, The

machi Bund

CHINA Solar Electric and Manufacturing

Co.—216, Szechuen Road

Dairen Tsai Zung M°w—139, Tiend'ong Road

Matsushima Shoten—149, Yamagata^ Tientsin

dbri

Hankow Builders’ Supply Co.—17; r Rue de

F ranee

Olivier-Chine—Peking Road Comptoir Charles Ley—25, Rue Dillon

Representation For British Manu- Kailan Mining Administration—

Meadows Road

turers—23, Tungting Road

Sintoon Overseas Trading Co.—135,

Hongkong Rue Dillon

Wen Hsiang Yung Glass Co.—6, Can-

Bitzer & Co.—Queen’s Building ton Road

Corney & Co., Ltd., R.—127, Des Yaosular Hua Mechanical Glass Co.—Con-

Road

Voeux Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

202 GLASS AND GLASSWARE—HOTELS (JAPAN)

MALAYA Fukushima-ya—14, Omura-dho, Naga-

saki ,•

Singapore Fus-An Station Hotel—Fusan, Korea

Ebata & Co.—33, Coleman Street Heijo PvAJLway Hotel—Keijo, Korea

Lumber Co.—9f, Robinson Road Hotel du Japon—24, Oura, Nagasaki

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Hotel New Grand—10, Yamashita-

cho, Yokohama

Manila Imperial Hotel—1, TTchiyamasinta-

cho, Tokyo

■Chin Goan—339, iSanto Crusto Kamenoi Hotel—-Kaigamdori, Beppu,

El Brilliants—152, Escolta, Binondo Kyushu

Hoc Ho Bee—930, San Fernando Kyoto Hotel—Kawara-machi, Kyoto

Keller & Co., Ed.—178, Juan Luna Marunouchi Hotel — Marunouchi,

Kim Oiiuan Heng—245, Rosario, Bin- Tokyo

ondo Mikasa Hotel—i, Yaesu-cho, Tokyo

King Hiap Hing—413, Nueva Binon- Miyako Hotel—Keage, Kyoto

do

La Ciudad db: Tokyo—343, R. Hildago Nagasaki

N agasaki

Hotel—43, Sagaromatsu,

Watson & Watson—728, Zacateros, Nagoya Hotel—80, Tatemitsukura-cho,

Santa Cruz Nagoya

Weinstein Brothers — 619, Rizal Oriental Hotel Ltd. 6, Bund, Kobe

Avenue Osaka Hotel—Imabashi, Higasbi-ku,

HARDWARE—(See under Osaka

Machinery) “Pleasanton,” The—4, Kitanagasa-

dori

HEMP—(See under Copra), RAkkosan Hotel—Rakkosan, Kobe

S.hingishu Station Hotel—Shingi-

HIDE—(See under Fur & Leather) Taiwan shu, Chosen, Korea

Railway Hotel—7, Qmote-

HOTELS. RESTAURANTS, bho, Taihoku, Formosa

CAFES, ETC. Tokyo , Station Hotel— Marunouchi,

Tokyo

JAPAN Tor Hotel, Ltd., The—Kitano-cho;

P.0. Box 184, Kobe

Aoi Hotel—1, Nagata-cho, Tokyo Toyokan Hotel—Takeo-machi, near

Bluff Hotel—2, Bluff, Yokohama Nagasaki • . rj

Bund Hotel, Ltd.—1, (Shinyamashita- Uyeno-ya—12r Nanzai-cho, Nagasaki

cho, Yokohama Yamato Hotel—Nakayamate-dori, Na-

Centre Hotel—66, Yamashita-cho, gasaki

Yokohama Yamato Hotel — Nakayamate-dori,

Choanji Hotel—Choanji, Korea Kobe

Chosen Hotel—Seoul, Korea Yedobuil Hotel—104, Yedo-machi,

Chuo Hotel—6, ITchisaiwai-cho, Tokyo Kobe

Club Hotel—66, Yamashita-cho, Yoko-

hama KOREA

(Daito-kwan

Shidzuoka Hotel—108, Koya-machi, Chosen Hotel—Hasegawa-cho, Seoul

Dobuil Hotel—©ojima, Osaka

Essoyan Hotel—137, Nakayamate- Hajokan Hotel—93, Hon-cho, Seoul

dori, Kobe Keijo Hotel—11, Nanzan-cho, Seoul

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

HOTELS, RESTAUEANTS, ETC. (CHIWU 203

OHIKA Hotel Cecil—Royal Building

Amoy Jordon House—227, Nathan Road

“Kingsclere” Hotel — Carnarvon

Insular Hotel—Kulangsu Road

Kowloon Hotel—Hankow Road

Canton Lauriston—1, Bowen Road

Hotel “Asia”—West Bund Marble Hall—21, Nathan Road

Victoria Hotel — British Concession, MatSubara Hotel—10, Queen’s Road

Shameen Central

MeTropole HotEl—22, Ice House St.

Changchun Nathan Hotel—Nathan Road

Aamato Hotel— Palace Hotel—Hankow Road

Peak Hotel

Chefoo Peninsula Hotel

Astor House Hotel— Repulse Bay Hotel

Savarin House—16, Hankow Road

Dairen Station Hotel—65, Nathan Road

Central Hotel—25, Okumachi St. Francis Hotel—13A, Queen’s

Road Central

Palace Hotel—138, Yamagata-dori St. George’s Hotel—2, Kennedy Road

Ryoto Hotel—31, Shinanomachi

Strand Hotel—P.O. Box 104 Macao

Yamato Hotel— Hotel Riviera—Praia Grande

Foochow Mukden

Brockett’s Boarding House Hotel Lengmuller, Inc.—3, San Djin

Hankow Lou

Central Hotel—33, Rue Dubail Oriental Hotel—33v Chiyoda-dori

Hankow Hotel—25, Rue Dubail Yamato Hotel (S.M.K.)

Little Hotel—5, Rue Dubail Nanking

Wagons-Lits Hotel Terminus — | Nanking Hotel—The Bund

French Concession Yangtsze Hotel

Harbin Newchwang

Grand Hotel—3, Sugarisky Prospect

Hotel Moderne—177, Kitaikaia St. Astor House Hotel—The Bund

Hongkong Peiping

, Grand Hotel de Pekin

Claremont Hotel—108, Austin Road Grand Hotel des Wagons-Lits,

Empress Hotel—159-161, Connaught Hotel du Nord—Hatamen StreetLtd.—;

Road Central

Empress Lodge—8, Mody Road Shanghai

Gloucester, The—Gloucester Building

Great Eastern Hotel—112, Connaught Astor Road

House Hotel—7, Whangpoo

Road Central

Hongkong & Shanghai Hotels, Ltd. Bickerton’s Private Hotel—282, Bub-

bling Well Road

Redder Street

CLAjSSXFIE'D list of trades

HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, ETC. (CHINA MALAYA)

Burlington Hotel — 1225, Bubbling Tsingtao

Well Road

Cathay Hotel—Sassoon House, Nan- Erin House—5, Hunan Road

king Road German Cafe—P.O. Box 36

Oathay Mansions Grand Hotels, Ltd., The—

Crystal Hotel—37, Seward Road Hotel Pension Pacific—14, Pacific

Forts Hotel—Woosung Forts Roaid

Great Eastern Hotel—Wing On Bidg. Maendler, A.—P.O. Box 216

Hamilton House—Kiangse Road Novella Hotel, Ltd.—24, Chung Shan

Hotel de France—113, Avenue Ed- Road

ward VII Oriental Hotel—8, Sinkiang Road

Hotel Plaza—38, Rue Montauban Seaside Pension—11, Pacific Road

Hotel Royal—209, Range Road Sunnyside Private Hotel—5, Teb

Hotel Tiny—181A. Yu Yuen Road Hsien Road

Metropole Hotel Tsingtao Cafe—14, Chung Shan R< ad

Monchen Hotel—2A, Carter Road Yamato Hotel—Chefoo Road

Palace Hotel—19, The Bund

Royal Hotel—201, Range Road Weihaiwei

Savoy Hotel—96, Broadway Beach Hotel

Sheers’—43, Peking Road East Cliff Hotel

Sinza Lodge—134, Sinza Road Island Hotel

St. George’s Hotel—10, Avenue Haig King’s Hotel

Victor Hotel—46, Range Road : Sulphur Bath Hotel

Swatow INDO’CHINA

Astor House Hotel—136, Kialat Rd. Prov. du Tonkin

Palace Hotel—Customs Road

Tientsin F err iere—Cao-B ang

Hotel des Nations

Astor House Hotel, Ltd. —Victoria Bazin, Scheffer

Road Viaud Hotchier a iLaokay

Court Hotel, The—Victoria Road

D’Arc’s Hotel—61, Race Course Road MALAYA

Grand Hotel—Petrograd Road Malacca

Hotel Moderne—33, Rue du Consulat

Imperial Hotel—10, Rue de France New Hotel—121, Bunga Raya Road

Kreier’s Hotel—2-20, Woodrow Wil-

son Street Negri Sembilan

Pension "Holland” — 27, -Kiangse Shimaya Hotel—83, Birch Road

Road

Savoy Hotel—24, Wusih Road

St. Francis Hotel—45, Rue de France Penang

“ Talati House ” Hotel—31, Bromley Crag Hotel—Penang Hill

Road

Victoria Hotel—Talati House, Vic- Eastern and Oriental Hotel—10, Far-

quhar Street

toria Road

Villa West Lake—491, Race Course International Hotel—208, IDato Kra-

Rbad mat Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, ETC'. (MALAYA, ikl.. D.E.L) 205

Nippon Hotel—22, Leith Road Manila Hotfl Co.—Luneta Extension

Ritnnymede. Hotel, Ltd. 40, Northani Orient Hotel—m. Real, In tramuros

Road ' Seaside Hotel—Cavite

Perak Toyo Hotel—831, Edhague

Windsor Hotel—Nebraska & Sanr

Grand Uon:D - Ipoh ! Louis Y.t Q . • ' , ‘ • '

Selangor Cebu

EYpike tlOTEL—Kuala 'Lumpur Hotel Dapat^42, * ff.' Airierioa

Great Eastern H otel—Amp a n g Road, Hotel Shamrock—Fernandez Building

Kuala Lumpur International Hotel-t-26, N. Carmelo

Singapore Iloilp

Adeiphi

Coleman Hotel,

Street Ltd., The—1 aiid 2, Bilbao

America Hotel—M. Baea

Bellevue HoTED^OQ^^Telok Blangah i CentralHotel—Rizal

Burlington Private' Hotel—3, Cole- Iloilo II !otll—P

1 <5tkl—J. M. Basal

i aza Liber tad

man Street

Europe Hotel — Hongkong Bank Plaza Hotel—PlawloLibertad

Chambers Zamboanga

Grosvenor Hotel—Stamford Road

Hotel Van, W-h-k—4, Stamford Road Plaza Hotel—Plaza Pershing

Oriental Hotel—TV, Bras Basch Road

Raffles Hotel—2, Beach Road BORNEO

Sea View Hotel, Ltd.—Tajong Katong Sanbakan Hotel—Sandakan

Tiong Hoa Hotel—123, North Bridge

Road r aioinesA n^ieto^ njsm>i3 NETHERLANDS INDIA

SIAM . . ' Batavia

Bangkok | Grand Hotel Java

Hotel Royal, Ltd. Hotel Astor

Oriental, Hotel Hotel Binnenhof

Phya Thai Palace Hotel Hotel Cramer

Hotel D.aendels

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Hotel Dekkbr

Manila Hotel de l’Europe

Boston Hot^l—200, Echague, Santa, Hotel Hakone . , j

Hotel Hollandia

Cruz

Boulevard Apartment Hotel—1134, Hotel df.s.Indes

Dewey Boulevard HotelYKonningsplein

Congress Hotel—551, M. H. del Hotel de Nederlanden

Pilar, Ermita’ Hotel Preanger v/h11Patria

Delmonico Hotel—28, Gral Lima

Great Eastern Hotel—199, Echague j Hotel du PavhSJu^

Hotel Semarano : .

Hanilakan Hotel—1089, R. Hildago ! Hotel

Helen’s Restaurant—45, Metropolitan Hotel Victoria

Villa Park

Theatre' Building

Luneta Hotel—38-40, San Luis Ermita ■ Hotel Rembrandt

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

206 IMPORTERS (JAPAN AND CHINA)

Palace Hotel Hongkong

Stations Hotel Creamee Atienza, Vicente & Co.—54, Nathan

Sumatra Road

Kwok & Co., P. K.—35-37, Hing Lung

Grand Hotel Brastagi—Medan Street

Grand Hotel Medan Chee & Co., T. Y.—34-36, Hing Lung

Hotel Mu. de Boer N.V.—Median Street

Singon & Co.—35-37, Hing Lung St.

IMPORTERS Wheen & Sons, Ltd., Edward -

5, Quetn’s Road Central

(See also Export'ers, Importers, and

Commission AgenUs pages 165 to 200) Mukden

JAPAN CORNABE, ECKFORD & WINNING 4, Tai

Kobe Shi Pien Men Wai

Weinberger & Co., C.—122, Higashi- Shanghai

machi

Tokyo American Engineering Corpn.—583r

Bubbling Well Road

Healing & Co., Ltd., L. J. — Shisei Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.—4-8r

Yuen Mdng Yuen Road

Kaikan, Hibiya Park

Barlow & Co.—4, Ezra Road

Yokohama China Scientific Instrument Co.,.

Jebenstreit Shokai, Fr.—‘5, Honcho Dodge Ltd.—Museum Road

Curnow & Co., Ltd., J. — 66, Main Canton& Road Seymour (China), Ltd. -3r

Street Ekman Foreign Agencies, Ltd.,

CHINA The—115, Kiangse Road

Getz Bros. & Co.—22, Nanking Road

Amoy Hirsbrunner & Co.—Sassoon Houser

Traders Co.—P.O. Box 18 Nanking Road

Kunst & Albers—29, Szechuen Road

Dairen Malcolm & Co., Ltd.—56, Szechuen

Road

Holstein

Road

Luraschi, A.—181. Yamagata dori Mustard & Cog, Ltd.—22, Museum

Hankow Road

Reiss

chow&Road

Co., Fed. Inc., Hugo—9, Foo-

Lacey and Cannan, Ltd.—Hong Kong Sammann k Co. (China), Paul £.—3r

and Shanghai Bank Building. Canton Road

Mustard & Co., Ltd. -18, Faucheong Union Import Syndicate, Ltd.—3r

Road

Hankow Road

Harbin

Eitnst & Albers—23, Commercial Swatow

Street

Pelstrttsoff, M. Y.—24, Bazarnaya Shauter, Dayland & Co., Ltd. -P.O.-

Street Box 3

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

IMPORTERS (MALAYA—NETHERLANDS INDIA) 20T

Tientsin Sternberg & Co.—28, Raffles Chambers

Dodwbxl & Co., Ltd.—19, Victoria Trading Co., “ Holland ” — 172-3,

Cecil Street

Terrace

Fobes Co., Ltd.—49, Taku Road PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Feazar, Fed. Inc., U.S.A.—25, Rue Manila

du 14 Julliet

Michels, Aug.—38, Woodrow Wilson Dodge A Seymour, Ltd. — P.O. Box

Street 1345

Mustard & Co.—66, Rue de France Kelling, Inc., C.—171, Juan Luna

Yue Nan Yung—306, Victoria Road Manila Import Co.—P.O. Box 229

Dollar Co., The Robert—Robert Dol-

lar Building, F. C. NETHERLANDS INDIA

SIAM Sumatra

Bangkok Van Nie & Co.—Serdangweg, Medan

Borneo Co., Ltd., The Batavia

MALAYA Amsterdamsch Kantoor voor Indis-

che Zaken

Perak Ang Sioe Tjiang Handelsmaatschap-

pij, N.V.

Guthrie & Co., Ltd.—89 and 91, Bel Automobiel Import Mu., N.V. (Wel-

field Street, Ipoh tevreden)

Penang Bataviasche Volksen Stadsapotheek,

N.V. (Weltevreden)

Penang Sales Room—38, Beach Street Becker & Ob., N.V. Soerabaiasche

Machinehandel v/h

Selangor Behn, Meyer & Co., H. Mu, N.V.

Carls & Co., D.—60, Batu Road Bendien & Co., N.V. Import Maats-

CHAPPU v/H

Richards & Co., D.—Klang “Berkhemer” N-V. Automobiel Maat-

Swee & Co., Ltd., L. Y.—2, Rodger schappij

Street, Kuala Lumpur Biedermann & Co., Handelsvennoot-

Singapore SCHAP V/H W.

Bombay Java Trading Co., Ltd., The

Becker, P.A.F.—2, Finlayson Green Borneo Go., Ltd., The

De Souza Bros.—210-2, Queen Street Borneo

pu

Sumatra Handel Maatschap-

Dreher & Co., W.G.—116, Cecil St. Brandon,

Duncan Roberts, Ltd.—112, Robinson BURGMAN, Mesritz & Co.

N.V. IIANDELS VEREEN, GIX. J

Road

Fonghin &' G. H. Watts Co. —64, Burt, Myrtle & Co.

Wallich Street ‘‘Cobeja” (Comptoir Belgo-J&'vaittaise,

Miscellaneous Agency, The—167, S.A )

Selegie Road Compagnie d’Importation de Pro-

Prager, M.—137, Cecil; Street duits Metallurgiques & Annexes

Saiboo Maricar Co., S.M.—ICO, “ De Concurrent JRljwjelhandei.

Maricar Street (Weltevreden.)

Scotia Import Co., The—2, Finlayson “Deli Atjieh” N.V. Handel Maat-

Green SCHAPPU

60

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

,208 INSUHANCE (JAPAN)

"'Djattx Baroe,’’ N.Y. Import and In- Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ltd.

dustrie Mu. —28, Harima-machi

Dobbelman, N.Y. Handel Maatschap- Kyoto

pij Louis

Dunlop AcE. Asahi Marine & Fire Insurance Co.

N.V. Electrische Drukkerij v/h —Nishikikoji-kudaru

Albrecht & Go;' (Weltevredon) Chiyoda Fire Insurance Co.—Kara-

Ellin,ger & CO, (Welteyreden) surharu

Emmink, N.V. Drukkerij A. (Weltev- Hokoku Fire Insurance Co.—Kara-

reden) sumaru .

Esche, Foraverg & Co.' Meiji Fire Insurance Co.^-iShijo

“Europa-Azie” JN.Y. Handel Maats- Fuyarmachi

chappjj Nippon Fire Insurance Co.—Sanjo,

Fiat Import Cb.j N.V. (Weitevreden) Sakai-machi

INSURANCE Moji

JAPAN Ishida Mitsutaeo—Nishi Hon-maehi

Kobe Muramoto BenzCp—Yusen Building

Nutter & Co.—902, Kiyotaki-machi

Adet, Moss & Co.—8, Kaigari-dori Tomoe Gumi—Sanbashi-dori

American Trading Co. ok Japan—99, Nagasaki

iKita-machi

BittNiEy Leonard—Uchida Building Asada KiyoShi—33, Kajiya-machi

Cameron & Co.—93, Yedo-machi Holme. Ringer & Co-—P.O. Box 22.

CArst, W. M.—60,/ Ura-machi Ito Tatsuckiro - - :

154, Kanashima-

Chiyoda Setmei Hokan iSogo Kaisha machi - .

—35, Nalta-macKi

Cooper & Co., Ltd.—74, Kyo-machi KikUya Shokai—62, Yedo-machi

Mitsubishi Kogyo K.K.—21, Ozone-

Cornes & Co:—88, Naka-machi machi

IDoOwell & Co., Ltd.—82, Kyo-machi Nagasaki Jitusgyo K.K.—108, Tsuki-

Home Insurance Co.—63,. Naniwa- machi

machi

New Zealand Insurance Co.—Cres- Osaka

cent Building, Boom 303, 72, Kyo- American Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd.

machi —416, Dojima-Building, Hama-dori

Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd.—72, Kyo- Asahi IKaijo Kasai Hokan—7, Ima-

machi bashi

North China Insurance Co. — 28, Banzai IDeimei Hokan—1, Soze-cho

Harima-machi

Oberletn, C. F.—63, Naniwa-machi IDai-Ichi Kikan—28, Koraibashi

Owston & Co., Ltd., F.—72, Kyo- gasa-cho Kaisai Hokan—1, Kimu-

Daito Kaijo

machi

Reid, S.—Toyo Building, . 7, Harima- Fuji Life Insurance Co.—20, iDojima

Kita-machi

machi Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.—

Sale & Co.—*46, Harima-machi Dojima Building

Strachan & Co.—1, Kaigan-dori Maxwell Insurance Office—Taihei

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada— Building, Umeda Shin-machi

O.S.K. Building, Kaigan-dori Mitsui Seimei Hokan—1, (Koraibashi

Union Insurance iSociety of Canton Nippon Life Insurance Co.—7, Ima-

—28, Harima-machi bashi

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

INSURANCE (JAPAN) 209

Osaka 'Kaijo Hokan—2, Dojima Ha- Sun6, Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

Marunouchi

madori

Sun Insurance Office—Osaka Build- Union Insurance Society of Canton,

Ltd.—12, Marunouchi

ing

Sun iLife Assurance Co. of Canada— Tokyocho

Fire Insurance Co.—Eiraku-

Asahi Building, Nakanoshima

Taisho Kaijo Kaisai—6, Kitahama Toyo chi

Life Insurance Co.—8, Otema-

Teihoku Kasai Hokan—9, Doshu-cho Yorkshire Insurance Co.—2, Kyoba-

Shimonoseki shi

Wuriu Shokai—P.O. Box 20 Yokohama

Tokyo Adet Moss & Co.—43, Yamashita-

cho

Asahi Life Insurance Co.—Maru- Amsterdam Underwriters’ Associa-

tion—72, Yamashita-cho

nouchi Building

Asahi Marine & Fire Insurance Co. Commercial Union Assurance Co.,

Ltd.—72, Yamashita-cho

—Hiji Shimpo Building

China Mutual Life Insurance Co.— iDodwell & Co.—22, Yamashita-cho

(See Sun Life Assurance Co. of Guardian Assurance Co.—P.O. Box

Canada) 26

Chiyoda Insurance Co.—18, Minam- Home Insurance Office—73, Yama-

meda-eho shita-cho

Continental Insurance Co. of New Manufacturers’ Life Insurance Co.—-

York—Yuraku Building 73, Yamashita-cho

Dodweli. & Co.—P.O. Box Central F. Mitsui Bossan Kaisha—14, Nippon

53 Ohdori

Fire Insurance Association of Japan New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.—

—Tokyo Kaijo Bldg., Maruncuchi 73, Yamashita-cho

Home Insurance Co. of New York— North China Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Yuraku Building Union Building, 75d, Yamashita-cho

Joint & Foreign Fire Insurance As- Oberlein, C. F.—43, Yamashita-cho

sociation of Japan—14, Marunouchi iSchoene, F.—73, Yamashita-cho

Liverpool & London and Globe In- South British Insurance Co.—Ha-

surance Co.—2, Mitsubishi Bldg. chibakan Building

Manufacturers Life Insurance

401, Yaesu Building, Co.— Stanton & Co.—14, Yamashita-cho

Marunouchi

New York Life Insurance Co.—6, Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

24, Yamashita-cho

Marunouchi

New Zealand Insurance Co.—14, Union InsuranceBuilding;'

Ltd.—Union Society 75d,

of Canton,

Yama-

Marunouchi shita-cho

North China Insurance Co. —12, Wiersum & Co.—25, Yamashita-cho

Marunouchi

Norwich Union Fire Insurance Co. Yangtsze Assurance Association Ltd.

—Union Building

—8, Marunouchi

ItoYAL Insurance Co.—6, Marunouchi FORMOSA

Sale & Co.—14, Marunouchi

South British Insurance Co., Ltd.-- Jardine,

Box 81,

Matheson & Co., Ltd.—P.O.

Taihoku

21, Mitsuibishi Building

Sun Insurance Office—413, Yaesu Tait ku

& Co., Ltd.—Minato-cho, Taiho-

Building

60*

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TJIADES

210 INSURANCE (KOKEA--CHINA)

KOREA Union Insurance Society of Canton

—50, British Concession, Shameen

Ch^sex Kaisai JKaijo Hoken K.K.—

'59, Meiji-cho, Seoul Chungking

Hqkoku; Keisax Keixo K.K.—156, American Asiatic Underwriters,

Kagane-cho, Seoul Fed. Inc. U.S.A.—Ho (Kee Bank

XJA’^pn , Seimex Hokex K.K.-^L Na- Building .

daimon-dori, Seoul S,unc/o.Life. Assurance Co. ofLtd.

Canada—

Sale, Co.—75,, Takezpe-cho, Seoul Barry and (Dodwell

Teikoku Seimei Hokex K.K.^5,

Kogane-chOj Seoul Chefoo

Yokohama Kaisai Kbixo Hokex K.K Anz & Co.—Gipperich Street

—36, Shoro-dori, (Seoul

jCORNABE, ECKFORD- ,& CO.

CHINA |Railton & Co., Ltd., H. E.

■ Amoy

■ . Smith^& Cd., 1.. 11.

Sxjx ‘Life A^sttkaxoe Co. of Canada Dairen

Traders Co.—P.0. Box 1:8 . Anz, ,A Co.—212,5 j Yamagata-dpri

Antung Bryner Co; —21^, Yamagata-dori

IChinese Eastern Railway Commer-

Shaw, Ge6. L. cial Agency - 1T0, YamagaLi-dop

CORNABE, ECKFORD AND WINNING—P.

Canton (>. ‘Box 21^

American Asiatic Underwriters; Inc. [Dairen Fire & Marine Insurance Co.

—117, Xishi-dori

—Missions Building, The Bund

AMER,i(j!Ax , Foreign Ixscrance Asso- MlTStJBISlII& | SHOJI

IFukusho Co.—213, Yamagata-dori

KAISHA

ciation -6-io, (Shaki Road

Andersex, Meyer & CD.1 Taito, Go., The—18, Yamagata-dori

Asia - Life- Insurance'- Co. —Mxsid'ons Foochow

Building, The Bund

Bodiker & Co.-rP.O; Box 19 American Asiatic Underwriters—96,

China Underwriters, Ltd. — c/o Hsiaing Hsia Miao

She wan Tomes & Co.

Crown Life Insurance Co.—33a, Asia HsiaLife

MiaoInsurance Co.—96, Hsiang

British Concession, Shameen Bathgate, & Co.—

Deacon & Co. China Underwriters, Ltd.^c^o X. W.

Globe, and Rxttgers Fire Ins jraxce ; Greig & Co.

Co.—Missions Building, The. Bund (Dodweli, & Co., Ltd.—

Griffith, T. E. (1-932), 1 Ltd. Gxikig & Co., X. W.

Jebsen & Co.—P.O. Box 1.8 Globe and Rutgers Fire Insurance

Manners & Co., John—62, British Co.—06, Hsiang Hsia Miao

Concession, Shameen Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ltd.

Siemssex & Co.—75a,

sion, (Shameen British Conces- Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—

Sixcere Ixsurance & Ixvestment Co.,, Mitsui Buss an Kaisha, Ltd.

Ltd.—1, Sincere First Street, The Osaka IShosen Kaisha

Bund ■SlEMSSEN AND KrOHN

Sincere Life Insurance Co., Ltd.—1, South China Trading Co., Ltd.—06,

Sincere First Street, The Bund Hsiang Hsia Miao

CLASSIFIED LI1=ST OF fRADES

INSURANCE (CHINA) 211

Sun Life Assurance Co. ,qf Canada—r Harbin

c/o Dodwell & Co.

Union Trading Co., The ;American Foreign

ciation—27. Insurance

Birjeraya Street Asso-

A Mexican „ Underwriters—90, Kita-

Hankow skaya Street

. Asia Life Insurance Co.—9, Skvosha-

American Asiatic Underwriters, Fi“d. ■ BrynerStreet

1 : ya

& Co.—1, Konnaya

Inc.—A.P.C. Building, The Bund

American Foreign Insurance Afesb- Co^IMERQIAL ^U.NipN ^ .^SSURAjNCE wgO,f

.ciation^iNiK.K. Building

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—11, Rue i Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance Co.

—90, Kitaiskaya Street

■felfficnefielal5Pni3',U8r’! 1 I HpLSTEi^ &;, Qo., Q.-P.O. Box 222 . .

Asia Life Insurance.. .Co., Inc.—A.P. ! Hong Kong Fire Insurance Coj'—

C. Building; The Bu.rid, S.A.lD. 3 P.O. Box 204

British Traders’ Insurance Co,,; Ltd, .International Insurance Co.,— 9,

—Union Building, Tupgting Road Skvos.naya Street

Caruhvitn &/,Co,—Ta, Chi Men Klemantaski, J.—188, Norogorodnaya

China Trading Co., The—3, Ting A*u jKoOYMANSfjreet ,.. ;

Lee,,,HuRoad, S.A.D. 3 i ANCE .Qefice—4% & LONBORG’s CHINA INSUR-

I^annajya StreeR

Crooks & Co., W. J.— :

Dod^veel & Co., (Ltd.—5, Tungting' ;I Netherlands , Ru^sRaya

Insurance Office—31,

Strpet ■ .

Road

Fuiirmeister & Co.—37, Han Chung :i Rus^i+n-Asjatxo.:

Pelstrusoff, M. Y.—P.O. Box 147

5,, Motovaya ,; [

Road, S.A.D'. 1

GloM & Rutgers; Fire Insurance'Co. Hongkong

1 —A.P.'O. RuiMihA The Biihd, S.A.

D.3 American

Jardine, Matheson & Co.,' Lfii.—The .FoaR Fed. Inc.,Asiatic Underwriters,

U.S.A.—12-14, • Queens

Bund, S.A.lD. 3 Central -

1 Lacey & Cannan, L.TD.4iHongkong and i Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.—<67-09,

(Dps Yoeux Road Central

Shanghai Bank Building

Mackenzie & Co. ;Apcar & Co., Ltd.—Prince’s Building

McKesson St. Robbins, Inc. — Holt ■ Arnhold Building

& ‘Go., Drb. — Gloucester

| Building

Lacey & Cannan, Ltd.—Hong Kong, Asia Life Insurance Co., Inc.- 12-14,

Queen’s Koad Central

i & Shanghai Banh Bmldihg '

I Melchers A Cd.^-iS.A.lDV^Bhiid INo.' A | Backhouse. ter Road

Ltd., James- H.—1a, Cha-

I Mitsubishi S'hoji Kaisha, ‘ Ltd'.—

| Taiping Road, 'S.A.lD. 3 BodikFT! & Co.—David House, 167-169,

1 North China IMMK&ve C^., Ltd.— ! Des Voeux Road Central

| Union Building, Tungting Road ;Bradley ing

& Co., (Ltd.—Prince’s Build-

Oliver Chine—Peking Bpad

| Ramsay & Co.—23, Tungting Road. I

1 British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd.

\s Schnabel Gaum^r & Co,—37, Wop ,Tsu -^Uhion Building

Street, "Tachimen China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.,

Sp.ire & Cp.j P. R.-r-dJ, Astoria ,Bldg., 'China The —Upion Building

The Blind, F.C. Mutual Life Insurance Co.,

Ltd.—Gloucester Building

SunCentraR

Rut. Assurance Co. of

China Post Building Canada— China Underwriters, Ltd. — Hon?

Kong Buildidg

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

212 mS'URANCE (CHINA)

Chun On Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.— Po On Marine & Fire Insurance and

8, Queen's Road West Godown Co., Ltd.—157, Wing Lok

Co-operative Trading Co., The— PhoenixStreet

Bank of Canton Building Assurance Co., Ltd.—c/o.

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.

Ltd.—2, Queen’s Building Rocha & Co., J. M. da—P.O. Box 400

Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient—5, iShanghai Life Insurance Co., Ltd.,

Queen’s Road Central The—Gloucester Building

Crownchina Co.—Gloucester Building Shewan, Tomes & Co. — St. George’s

Crown Life Insurance Co.—Glou- Building

cester Building Sincere Insurance & Investment Co.,

Dastur, R. A. — 79b, Wong Nei Ltd.—144-150, Des Voeux Road C.

Cheong Road South British Insurance Co., Ltd,

Gibb, Livington & Co., Ltd.—P. & O. —Prince’s Building

Building Sun Insurance Office, Ltd.—Mercan-

Gilman & Co., Ltd.—4a, (Des Voeux tile Bank Building

Road Central Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance Co. Gloucester Building

—14, Queen’s Road Central Swedish Trading Co., A. B.—China

Goeke & Co., A.—China Building Building

(4th floor) Union Insurance Society of Canton,

Hannibal & Co., W. A.—8a, Des Vceux Ltd.—Union Building

Road Central Union Trading Co., Ltd. — York

Hin Fat & Co., Ltd.—Alexandra Building

Building Wai Kee & Co., The—49, Des Voeux

Hongkong-Canton Export Co., Ltd— Road West (1st floor)

French Bank Building Wing On Fire & Marine Insurance

Huygen, G. E.—Pedder Building Co., Ltd.—22i8, Des Voeux Road C.

International Assurance Co., Ltd.— Wing On Life Assurance Co., Ltd.—

225, (Des Voeux Road Central

14, Queen’s Road Centra)

Jardine Matheson & Co., Ltd.—14,

Pedder Street Hoihow

Kotwall & Co., E. D.—5, Queen’s

Road Central Hung San & Co.

Manners & Co., Ltd. , John — 7,

Queen’s Road Central Macao

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.—

Asiatic Building Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.

Melchers & Co.—3, Queen’s Building, China Underwriters, Ltd. — 19

Avenida Almeida Ribeiro

Chater Road

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Prince’s

Building Mukden

National Mutual Life Association of

Australasia, Ltd.—6, Queen’s Road American Asiatic Underwriters Fed.

Central Inc., U.S.A.—124 Ta Hsi Pien Men

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.—• Wai

7, Queen’s Road Central Asia Life Insurance Co.—124, Ta Hsi

North China Insurance Co., Ltd.— Pien Men Wai

Union Building Assurance Franco-Asiatique — Wu

Wei Lu

Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corpo- Globe

ration (of London) Ltd.^44, (Des —124, Ta Rutgers Fire Insurance Co.

Voeux Road Central Hsi Pien Men Wei

CLASSIFIED J.IST OF TRADES

INSURANCE (CHINA)

Nanking Andersen, . Meyer & Co., Ltd.—4,

Ejttkatt, H.—-I, Yu Hwa Hsiang, Asia, Yuen. Ming Yuen. Road

Chung San Road hm: .Insurance, Co.—17, The

Bund

Newchwang Asia Mercantile Co.—1.7, Siking Rd.

As^nhold &,Cq., iLtd. Assurance Franoo-AsiatiquE—9, Av.

COLINET, G.- Edward YU

Jaspersen, M. iP. Assurance Franco-Asiatique — 9,

A\'enue Edward YU.

Ningpo Atlas Assurance Co.—2a, Kiukang

Road

1Chen Suu Pau & 'Sons — P.O. Box Bisset & Co., J. P. - 12, The Bund

Special 1 Oalder Marshall & Co., Ltd.—2,

National General Insurance Office— Peking Road

AYu Ka Loong, Campo Carlowitz & Co. — 220-222, .Szechuen

Peiping Road

Central Insurance Co., Ltd.—21,

Asia Life Insurance Co.—36, Teing Jihkee Road

Chi Kow, East City

Assurance Franco-Asiatique — 98, China Realty Co.—70, Szechuen Road

Chma Underwriters, Ltd.-24, Yuen

Morrison Street Ming-Yuen Road

China Mutual Life Insurance Co.

Cook & Son, Thomas—Grand Hotel China Ltd.—104,

Unitf,d Assurance Society,

Bubbling Well Road

de Pekin

Danby, C. G.—7a, Erh Tiao Hutung Columbia Casualty Co. of Xew York

• 1, Canton Road

Harvey, Clark & Co.—Ewo Building CoMMERCt' Xi. Express and (Storage Co.

Legation..(Street

Manufacturers’ Life Insurance Co. Com 4£pSb, ■ Yuen ' Ming Yuen Road

of Canada—7a. Erh Tiao, Hutimg merc i al Union Assurance Co.,

LtL.—1, Canton Road

Moyroux, Y.—Legation Street Compagnie Franco - Americaine

North China Insurance Co,, Ltb.—1, D’Assuranee—7, Avenue Edward VII

Rue Marco Polo Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos —P O. Box

Pacific 5(19

4, RueStorage

Marco &PoloPacking Corpn.— Crown Life insurance Co.—1, Kui-

(Smallwood & Co.—Ewq Building kiang Road

Union Insurance Society of Canton, Orownchina Co., Inc.—1, Kiukiang

Ltd.—1, and 2, Rue . Marco Polo, Road

Legation Quarter Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—1, Canton Rd.

Shanghai Eastern Insurance Office—12, The

Bund

Adams & Co., W. A.—201, Wayfoong Eastern Underwriters—12, TheBund

House Finance, Commerce and Insurance

American Asiatic Underwriters—17, Office—12, The Bund

The Bund Fine Art and General Insurance Co.

American Foreign Insurance Asso- —259, Kiangse Road

ciation—3, Canton Road Fittkau, H.—20, Museum Road

American Foreign Insurance Asso- Fuhrmeister & Co-—14, Museum Rd.

ciation—3, Canton Road

An Peng Fire & Marine Insurance General Assurance

Accident, Fire and Life

Co.—Q507, Tientsin Road Kong Road Corpn., Ltd.—5, Hong

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

214 INSURANCE (CHINA)

Globe and Rutgers Fire Insurance South British Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Co.—17, The Bund 18, The Bund

Insurance Company of North China SunBundInsurance Office, Ltd.—1, The

—6, Kiukiang Road

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—24, Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

56, Szechuen Road

The Bund Tai Ping Fire and Marine Insurance

Little & Co., (Ltd., 1930, ‘William—-21, Co., Ltd.—212, Kiangse Road

Jimkee Road Tokio Marine and Fire Insurance

Co., (Ltd.—18-, The Bund

Liverpool and London and Globe In- Toussaint

surance Co., Ltd.—21, Jinkee Road Szechuen InsuranceRoad

Office, H.—29,

(London Guarantee and Accident Co,, Union Assurance Society, Ltd. — 1,

Ltd.—15, Peking Road Canton. Road

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.— Union Marine & General Insurance

56, Szechuen Road Co., Ltd. —IS, Peking Road

Maritime Insurance Co., Ltd.—18, West Coast Life Insurance Co.—3,,

The Bund Canton Road

Patriotic Assurance Co., Ltd.—1, West of Scotland Insurance Office,,

The Bund Ltd.—1, Canton Road

Middleton & Co. (Insurance), Ltd..

Hugh—2a, Kiukiang Road Tientsin

Moeller & Co., L. E.—29, Szeehuen

Road

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.— American Asiatic Underwriters—

8c, Yuen Ming Yuen Road 139, Taku Road

Ocean Accident & Guarantee Cor- American Foreign Insurance Asso-

poration, Ltd.—1, Can,tom Road ciation—140, Victoria Road

Ocean Marine Insurance Co., (Ltd.— Asia Life Insurance Co.—139, Rue-

259, Kiangse Road de Takou

Olivier-Chine (S.A.)—15-16, Museum Assurance Franco Asiatique—85, Rue

Road de F ranee

Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd. — 1, Begue, H. —40, Rue Henri Bourgeois

Canton Road Blom & Van der da—Taku Road

Patriotic Assurance Co., Ltd.—1, Bornhorst, W.—29, Consular Road

The Bund

Probst, Hanbury (China), Ltd.—21, Co.^-3i Colonial

Bremen & China Trading

Corso Vittorio Emanuelle

Jinkee Road III

Prudential Underwriters—12, The British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd.

Bund —57, Victoria Road

Racine i Cte.—2, Peking Road Butterfield & Swire—21, Victoria

Reiss, Massey & Co., Ltd; — 15, Road

Museum Road - • ::• Central Insurance Co.—113, Rue du

Rice & Co., W. R.—3, Canton Road Chaylard

Royai. Insurance - Co., Ltd.—21, Jim- Century Insurance Co.—30, Rue Cor-

. kee Road bet

Scottish Union and National Insur- China Express Co.—Ex-Russian Con-

ance Co.—12, The Bund cession

Sincere Insurance and Investment China Securities Co.—36, Paoshan

Co., Ltd. —595, Chekiang Road. Road

Sincere Life Assurance Co., (Ltd.— China Henri Underwriters,

Bourgeois Ltd.—57, Rue

595, Chekiang Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

INSURANCE (CHINA—INDO-CHINA) 215

Colinet, G.—16, Rue Henri Bour- Tientsin Forwarding & Commission

geois Co.—14, Italian Bund

Commercial Union Assurance Co.— Tipper &, Co.—187, Victoria Road

105, Taku Road

Dodavell &'"&($., Ltd. — 10, Victoria —57, Insurance

Union Society of Canton

Victoria Road

Road Whitamore & Co.—Hongkong and

Fairchild & Go., Ltd.—169-183, Taku Shanghai Bank Building

Road Wilson & Co.—72;, Victoria; Road

General Accidt. Fire & Life Insur- Tong Road

ance Co.—Akyama-Road

Home Insurance . Co- of New York- Swatow

30, Rue Corbel;

International Insurance Office—137, Carr-Ramsey & Son

Taku Road

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—Vic- Manners

ing Road

& Co., Ltd., John—8, Kup-

toria Road

Java Sea & Fire Insurance Office— Tsinan

Taku Road

Kenshin & Co.—13, Rue Dillon Asia Life Insurance Co.—3rd Main

Kooyman & Lonborg’s China Insur- Road

ance Co.—14, Rue du 14 Julliet

Manufacturers’ Life Insurance Co. Assurance

San Lu

Franco Asiatique — Wei

—70, Rue Dillon

Mington Forwarding & Express Co. Tsingfcao

—14, Canton Road

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—1, Yamagui- Busch & Co., J.—34, Kuan Tau Road

chi Road Casey & Lyttle—4, Chung Shan Road

Moyroux, V.—41, Rue de France

Norddeutsche Insurance Co.—30, Rue China Underwriters, Ltd.—5, Kwan-

tao Road

Corbet

North China Insurance & Invest- Hsien Insurance

Gaflac

Road

Co. — 72, Kwan

ment Co.—Hsin Chung Building Reuter, BrockelmanN

Ocean Accidt. & Guarantee Corpora- Russell & Co., G. O.& F.—72, Co.

Kwan

tion—187, Victoria Road Hsien Road

Oriental Commercial Co.—29, Consu-

lar Road Siemssen & Co.—P.O. Box 87

Patriotic Assurance Co.—35, Rue de Ulf-Hansen & Co.—20, Kuan Tau

Verdun Road

Reinsurance Co. “Rossia” of Copen-

hagen—125, Taku Road Wuchow

^ Shanghai Insurance Office 30, Rue

l Corbet China Underwriters, Ltd. Ill, Kau

) Sincere Insurance Co.—29, Passage Tong Road

Yang Fou Yin

| South British Insurance Co.—187, LN DO-CHINA

! Victoria Road

E Sun Insurance, Office—35, Rue Ver- Hanoi

dun

Sun Life Assurance Co;' of Canada - Larruie, C.—Rue Paul Bert

187, Victor! i Road Marqn, Paul—46, Boulevard Henri

Tibesart, J. A.—70, Rue Dillon | Riviere

CLASSIFIED LIST OE TRADES

216 INSURANCE (INDC-CHINA, SIAM, MALAYA)

Haiphong MALAYA

American Asiatic Undekw biters, Johore

Ltd.—59, Boulevard Henri Riviere China Underwriters, Ltd.—6, Jalan

IDiethelm & Co.—46, Avemui Clemen- Haji Abu Muar

ceau Leerdam, D. J.—3, Jalan Si Si, Muar

Union Insurance Society of Canton, Malacca

Ltd.

Saigon China Underwriters, Ltd. 11, Black-

smith Street

Hong Hin & Co.—27, First Cross

Biedermann &c Co. Street

China Underwriters, Ltd. -P.O. Box Harper GilfillAn & Co:, Ltd.

165 Koh Keng Bock & Co.—11, Black-

COMPAGNIE DE COMMERCE ET DE NAVI- smith Street

GATING d’Extreme-Orient—12, Rue Penang

Boissy d'Angias 1

David t Co., Ltd., A. B.—43/45, Rue Dennys, A.—22a, Beach Street

Chaigueau Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.

Diethelm & Co.—28, Quai de Belgique Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd.—39,

Export k Import Co., Ltd. of Cochin- Beach Street

chine—39, Quai de Belgique Handel Maatschappij Guntzel and

Societe Indochinoise de Commerce, Schumacher—-Medan

Ltd.—23 bis, Rue Georges Guynemer Perak

SIAM Chin a Underwriters, Ltd.—35, Market

Street, Ipoh

Bangkok Commercial Uni on Assurance Co.,

Ltd.—1, Station Road, Ipoh

China Underwriters, Ltd.—NaiLert Harper Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.—P.O.

Box 115, Ipoh

Building, New Road

Diethelm & Co., Ltd. Selangor

Gen. Accident, Eire & Life Assur- China Underwriters, Ltd.—4, Church

ance Corporation, Ltd. — c/o. Die- Street, Kuala Lumpur

thelm & Co., Ltd.

Great Eastern iLife Assurance Co., General Accident, Fire and Life

Assurance Corporation, Ltd.

Ltd. —Bush Lane Great Eastern Life Assurance Co.,

International Engineering Co., Inc. Ltd.—1-3, Old Market Street

- -P.O. Box 3© Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.—Kuala

•Leonowens, Ltd., Louis T. Lumpur

London & Lancashire Insurance Co., Harrisons,

Kuala Lumpur

Barker & Co., Ltd.—

Lit).—c/o. Diethelm & Co., (Ltd.

Netherlands Insurance Co.—c/o. Die- Oriental Govt. Security Assurance

Co., (Ltd.—9 & 10, Holland Road,

tthekn & Co., Ltd. Kuala Lumpur

North British & Mercantile Insur- Richards & Co., D. —Klang

ance Co., Ltd.—c/o. Diethelm &

Co., Ltd. Singapore

Switzerland General Insurance Co.,

Ltd.—c/o. Diethelm & Co., (Ltd. American Foreign Insurance Associa-

Syme & Co.—2637, Rachawongse Rd. tion—11, Ocean Building

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

INSURANCE (MALAAA)

.American Asiatic Undeii we iters, Moine, Comte & Co., Ltd.—Union

Ltd.—Cll, Hong Kong Bank Cham- Building, Collyer Quay

bers

Asia Insurance Co., Ltd.—6/7, Chulia National Employers Mutual General

Insurance Association, Ltd. — 68,

Street Robinson Road

Asia Life Insurance Co.—11, Hong

Kong Bank Chambers National Mutual Life Association of

Bum AND VAN DER Aa — Chartered Australasia, Ltd.—Union Building

Bank Chambers

British Equitable Assurance Co., New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Hong Kong Bank Chambers

Ltd.—6, Chartered Bank Chambers North

British Traders’ Insurance Co., suranceBritish and Mercantile In-

Co., Ltd.—9, Collyer Quay

Ltd.—Union Building

Cheong Koon Seng &.Co.—30, Chulia North China Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Union Building

Street

China Underwriters, Ltd.—4, Hong Norwich Union Fire Insurance So-

Kong Bank Chambers ciety, Ltd. — Hoing Kong Bank

Commercial

Ltd.—RobinsonUnionRoad

Assurance Co., Chambers

and Tele- Ocean Accident and Guarantee Cor-

graph Street poration, Ltd — Chartered Bank

Eastern United Assurance Cor- Chambers

poration'Ltd., The -3c, Malacca St. Overseas Assurance Corporation,

Far Eastern Insurance Co., Ltd.— Ltd., The—China Building, Chulia St.

Union Building' Provincial Insurance Co., Ltd. — 1,

General Accident, Fire &KongLifeBank Telegraph Street

As- Prudential

surance'Corpn.—Hong Assurance Co., Ltd.,

Chambers The—17/18 Mercantile Bank Building

Globe and Rutgers Insurance Co.— Railway Passengers Assurance Co.—

9, Collyer Quay

P.O. Box 10

Great Eastern (Life Assurance Go., Royal Exchange Assurance—6, Char-

Ltd.—Winchester House, Collyer tered Bank Chambers

Quay Sincere , Insurance and Investment

Guentzel and Sceumacher, H. Mu., Co., Ltd. —14, Chulia Street

Ltd.—6, Robinson Road South British Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Insurance Office of Australia, Ltd. : 2, Finlayson Green

—9, Collyer Quay State Assurance Co., Ltd.—6, Char-

Java Sea and Fire Insurance Co.y tered Bank Chambers

Ltd.—Chartered Bank Chambers Straits-Java Trading Qo., N.V.—104-

Liverpool and London and Globe In- 106, Robinson Road

surance Co., Ltd.—French Bank Sun rLife Assurance Co. of Canada—

Building Hong Kong Bank Chambers

Liverpool Victoria Insurance Cor- Sze Hai Tong Banking and Insu-

poration—107, Robinson Road rance Co., Ltd.—58,,( Chulia Street

London and Lancashire Insurance Union Insurance Society of Canton,.

Co., Ltd.—Union Building Ltd.—Union Building

•Lun Tai Mutual Ltd.

suranceXCo., Fire -China

& Marine In- Yangtsze Insurance Association,

Building,

Chulia Street Ltd. — Union Building

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.,. NETHERLANDS-INiDIA

The—Hong Kong Bank Chambers

Marine and General Mutuxl Life

Assurance Society—Collyer Quay Batavia

Marine Insurance Co., Ltd.—Collyer American Asiatic Underwriters,

Quay Ltd.—P.O. Box 21

' CLASSIFlEJj LIST OF TRADES

218 INSURANCE (NETHERLANDIS INDIA—PHlitlPPINE ISLANDS)

Asia' Life Insurance 'Co‘.—P.O. Box Behn, Meyer & Co., H. Mr).—227,

iDAvid, BiAbndb '

81

China Underwriters, Ltd. -c/o Ros? Century. Insurance Co,, Ltd.—619,

Taylor & Cb., Ld. Escolta, Binbndo.

Globe t Rutgers Fire Insurance Col China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd;—19^.

—P.O. Box .21

Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corpo- CommercialBinondo

I Escolta,

Union -Assurance Co.,

ration, (Ltd.—Kali Besar Oost 23 Ltd. (Fire)—Chaco Builditg, Bin-

Pitcairn, Syme & Co.b4 M,- jon do ■ , .

iSamarang Sea & Fire Insurance Co. Compania General de Tabacos de Fili-

Macassar pinas—P.O. Box 143

Crown Life Insurance-

jieng Building . Co.—Cu Un-

Samarangsche Zee & Bra^td -P.O. Crownislas Company — Cu Unjieng

Box 38 Building, Pinpin at Escolta

Padang Davies &c Co., Theo., H.—^619, Escblta

Elser, E; E.-^P.O. Box 598

Van Nei & Co.—P.O. Box 1? Fidelity A Surety Co. of the Phili-

Sourabaya ppine Islands—P.O. Box 150

“FiLIPINAS yCoMPANIA DE SeQUROs” —

China Underwriters, Ltd. — c/o. Forbes, P.O. Box 745

Ross, Taylor & Co., Ltd. Munn & Co,, Ltd.—797,

iSluyters & Co. Muelle. de la Industria

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada Fusp Marine & Fire Insurance Co.,

Ltd., The—19, Escolta, Binondo

Union Insurance Society Co. of Can- Germann & Cq., .Ltd.—156, Juan Luna

ton, Ltd.

Great Eastern Life Assurance Co.—

Sumatra H5, T. Pinpim

Guttridge and Chambers, Inc.—

N. V. Assurantiekantoor van Bla- 129, Quan Luna

DEREN & MlCHELSEN—P.O. Box 47 Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc.—P.

Handel Maapchappij Guentzel & Schu- O. Box 292 -

macher—Medan Hess, Carl, Jr.—Masonic Temple, Es-

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS colta

Insular Life Assurance Co., Ltd.

Manila —90, Plaza Moraga

International Harvester Co., of the

American Asiatic Underwriters, Inc. Philippines—P.O. Box 308

—Samanillo Building, Escolta Ker & Co.—P.O. Box 312

American International Underwri- Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc. — 343-347,

ters, Inc.—Samanillo Bldg., Escolta Calle T. Pinpin

American Foreign Insurance Asso- Law Union & Bock Insurance

ciaition—Kneedler Building, Sta. Ltd.—19, Esoolta, Binondo ; Co.,1

Cruz

Araneta y Zaragoza—Insular Life Manufacturers Life Insurance Co. ,”

of Toronto — Kneedler Building.

Building Sta. Cruz

Asia Life Insurance Co.—P^O. Box National Fire Ins. Co. of Hartford

2776 —19, Escolta, Binondo

Assurance & Thrift Association, National Union Fire Insurance Co.

Ltd.—P.O. Box 589 —P.O. Box 2776

Atlas Assurance

Building, Co., Ltd.—Kneedler Oriental Life Assurance Society,

Sta. Cruet Inc.—P.O. Box 2124

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

INSURANCE :IRON AND STEEL m

Pearl Assurance Cq.,: Ltd.—19, Es- IRON AND STEEL MERCHANTS

colta, Binondo

Philippine GitAranty Co., ' Isrc. ~P.O. JAPAN

Box 128 Kobe

Sea Insurance Co., Ltd., The—19,

Esoolta, Binondo Akashi Tekko-sho —15, KamisaWa-

Sorox y Cia—155, Aviles, Sau. Miguel , dp.ift. , / .

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada Ferrum, S. A. 107, Ito-machi

—Heacock Building Fujiwara Tekko-sho—16, Kagura-cho

Tokio Marine & Fire Ins. Co., (Ltd. Hanshin Tekko-shq-;^, Ichiban-cho

—19, Escolta, Binondo

Union Insurance

ton, Ltd Wise Society Can- Hirano

Building,of174-17*6,

Tekko-sho—9, Matsubae-dori

Ishinabe Tekko-sho—11, Kagura-cho

Juan Luna Japan Steel Products Co.—Yamagui-

Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd!—P.O. chi-B lidding

Box 294 K.ato Tekko-sug—S, Yoban-cho

West Coast Life Insurance Co.—P. Kobayashi Tekko-sho—209, Higashide-

O. Box 677 machi

Wise & Co., Inc.—Wise Building, Mitsubishi Zosen K.K.—Wadasaki-

174/176, Juan Luna cl}o

Yangtsze Insurance Association—19, Morita Seisaku-sho-+7, Irie-tdori

Escolta,. Binondo Nakata Tekko-sho—7, Wakinohama-

Yek Tong Lin

Insurance Co., Fire

Ltd. —& 320,

Marine cho

Das- Okamoto

marinas, Binondo Tekko-shou^149, Higashide-

machi

Pennsylvania Steel Export Co.—Ta-

Iloilo kayama Building

Sanyo; Kosaku-sho K.K.—8, Yoban-

Warner Barnes & Co., Ltd. sho

Wise & Co., Inc. Teikoku

dori Tekko K.K. — Shinonome-

Truscon iSteel Co. — Yamaguichi

Building

Cebu Yamada Tekko-sho—41, Shibya-cho '

Yotsui Tekko-sho—8, Higashi Kawa-

Hanson, Orth & iStevenson, Inc. saki-cho

Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.

Moji

Zamboanga Jinen Gumi G. K.—Tanoura

Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd. Matsui Rihachiro—Hon Kawa-cho

Shinkai-Gumi, G. K.—Kusunoki-cho

Taishi Tekko K.K.—Komorie

BORNEO Nagasaki

Sarawak Inamatsu Toyokichi—452, Takenokubo

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd. — 6, Main Mitsubishi Zosen Kaisha—Akunoura

Bazaar, Kuching Nagasaki Tekko-sho—Asahi-machi

Tan Sum Guan & Son—61, Ewe Hai Yamada Shoji K.K.—Onoe-machi

Street

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

220 IRON AND STEEL MERCHANTS (JAPAN)

Nagoya Shimonoseki

Chuo Iron Works—Toyoda-cho Hayashikane Tekko Zosen K.K.—Ta-

Isobe Tekko Goshi Kaisha—57, Shino- kesaki-cho

nome-cho Ichikawa Tekko Zosensho—Isaki-cho

Matsu i Iron Works—12, Nagare- Matsushita Zosen Tekkosho- Take-

machi saki-cho

Okuma Iron Works—17, Nunoike-cho Shima Tekko-sho—Takesaki-cho

Shibata Iron Works—5, Atsuta Shin Takahashi Saiji—Takesaki-cho

Bito-machi

Osaka Tokyo

Aall & Co.—P.O. Box 41 Central

Adachi Tekko-sho—67, Honden-eh> Akashi ing

Seisaku-sho^N. Y. K. Build-

Allen & Co., Edgar—Kita-dori Allen & Co.—5, Honhatcho-bori

Arita Seiko-sho—27, Shimazu-chc:

Balfour & Co.—Nippon Kaijo Build- Ando Tekko-sho—Higashi Nakadori

Armstrong Whitworth & Co.—12,

ing Naka-dori

Bohler Keitei G. K.—142, Minami- Asakura Seisaku-sho — Marunouchi

dori Building

Daito Seiko K.K.—32, Fuku-machi Balfour & Co., Ltd., Arthur—6,

Firth & Sons, Ltd.—19, Kitano-cho Marunouchi,

Fujimoto Seiko-sho—19, Minami Aji- Bohler Keitei Kojimachi-ku

G. K.—11, Takara-

kawa-cho machi

Honda Seishinsho—6, Yoshinyama- Fuji Seiko K.K.—Marunouchi Bldg.

cho

Igawa Tekko-sho—333, 'Kujo Minami- Eishinsha Co.—Jitsugyo Building

Escher Wyss Engineering Works—

dori 320, Marunouchi Building

Mansson 'Shokai—645, Osaka Build- Gadeliua & Co., Ltd.—Taihei Build-

ing, Sozo-cho ing, Uchisaiwai-cho

Matsumoto Seiko-sho—16, vSangenya Hattori Seisakusho K.K.—1, Eiraku-

Ichiba

Kaneda Toraji—1061, Sakuragawa-cho cho

Nagata Meriyasu Kikai K.K.—42, Hoda Steel Works—-53, Fujimicho

Kyobashi Krupf (Fried) Aktiengesselschaft —

'Nihon

chiboriSeiko Goshi 'Kaisha—34, Ita- ' 8, Marunouchi

Kitadori Japan Steel Products Co.—2, Maru-

Poldi Steel Works—7/2, Saiwaicho- nouchi

dori Karatsu Tekko-sho — Marunouchi

Sawatake Kikai Kogyo Kenkusho— Katsuo Building

49, Kita Ikuno-cho Kojo K.K.—2, Takeyacho

ScHOELLER BlECKMANN PHOENIX SEIKO Kitayama Shoten—1, Minaminabe-cho

G. K.—48, Itachibori ; Mansson & Co.—3, Uchisaiwai-cho

Sumida Sakugoro Shoten—4, Itachi- Matsumura Tekko-sho—719, Horinou-

bori chi

Swedish Ocean Co.—Oye Building

Takasago Tekko K.K.4-13, Itachibori Mitsubishi Kokur K.K.—7, Hinode-

machi Shiba-ku

Toa Seiko K.K.—30, Shin-machi Mitsubishi Seitetsu Kaisha—1, Yae-

Toyo Seiko K.K.—19, Kitahama-cho su-chp;

Truscon Steel Co.-4Daido Building Nihon Seikosho K.K.—Chiyoda Bldg.

Watanabe Tekko-sho—39, Kuji Mina- Niigata iSteel Works—21-gokan, Ma-

mi-dori runouchi

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

IRON AND STEEL MERCHANTS (JAPAN AND CHINA) 221

Nishioka Steel Work—25, S!arugaku- Koga Fukotaro—9, Horai-cho

cho Marusan Shokai G. K. -162, Horai-

Okada Shoten—29, Motomachi oho ' "■ . ■' . .

Poldi Steel Works 12, Minami-dori Showa Shoot K.K.---'l3, Kanko dori

Sato Seisaku-sho—263, Shimo-osaki-

-'Si’tbqioO Jnoqx3 SsstS martstrltafi CHINA

Sohoeller-Bleckmann Phoenix Seiko Dairen

—Taihei Building

Shiba Seisakij-sho—38, Tamatsuzaka Dairen Engineering Works, iLtd.—

Toa Seiko K.K.—1703, Minamiharaa- Sakako, Near Dairen

kawa

Tokyo Galvanizins Co.—210, Oaza Gadelius dori

& Co., Ltd.—18, Yamagata-

Hachieumon SunamaHii

Tokyo Tekkotsh Kyoryo Seisaku-sho Mayezawa Co.—21,

Harada & Yamagata-dori

Shoten—53, Tse-machi

—4, Tsukimichd

Toyo Kyoekisha Tekko-sho—403, Shi- Skodaworks, Ltd. — 18,Yamagata-dori

Murashin & Co.—106,

Yamagata-

mo Osakicho

Yamagata Seisakusho — 16, Sakura- dori

gawa Hankow

Yamawa Seisaku-sho—2, Hatagaya

Yanase Tekko-sho—146, Tamahimecho Chung Hwa Steel Products & Trad-

Thos. Firth & John Brown, (Ltd.— ing Co., Ltd.—33, Rue de Paris

Exten.

14, Marunouchi

Siemens China Co.—7, Rue du Mare-

Yokohama chal Foch

Hanyang Iron & Steel Works

Aita Tekko-sho—12, Yoshihama-sho

Arata Tekko-sho G. K.—3367, Aoki- Harbin

cho Fetisofe Bros.—21, Mostovaya Street,

Date Tekko-sho K.K.—6, Takigashi- Pacific Orient Co.—118, Uchastko-

ra-cho vaya Street

Japan Steel Products Co.—Kawasaki Skodaworks, Ltd.—9, Rynochnaya St.

City

Kotaki Zosen Tekko-sho—Moriya-cho Hongkong

Mikami Tekko-siio—78,. :. Sumiyoshi-

cho Lee Tung Wo Brass & Iron Foundry

Nippon Juzo K.K.—Suehiro-cho —131-137, Portland Street, Kowloon

Uraga Dock K.K.—2, Ohno-cho Mukden

Yamada Zosen Tekko-sho—3059, Aoiki-

cho

Yokohama Kosakusho K.K.—1, Haya- Bohler Bros.—

Skodaworks, Ltd.—60, Kisomachi

shi-cho

Yokohama Tekko-sho K.K.—Ohiwaka- Shanghai

cho

Acme Foundry—22, Museum Road

KOREA Allen & Co.. Ltd., Edgar—8a, Yuen

Ming Yuen Road

Fukuda Mata Shoten K.K.—91, Nan- Balfour & Oo., Ltd., Arthur—8,

daimon-dori, Seoul Museum Road

Japan Steel Products Co.—12, Furui- Bohler Bros. & Co., Ltd.—2, Peking

Chi-dori, Seoul Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

222 IRON AND STEEL MERCHANTS—JEWELLERS

Eagle and Globe Steel Go., Ltd.—8, PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Museum Road

Fekeostaal, A. G.—1, Foochow Road Manila

Guest, KeenRoad& Nettlefolds, Ltd.— Atlantic Gulf & Pacific Co. of

36, Jinkee

High Speed Steel Allots, Ltd.—8, BethlehemManila—P.O. Box 626

Museum Road Steel Export Corpora-

tion-P.O.

McGregor Iron Works—2136, Ward Philippine Steelhouse, Box 1626

Road Inc. — P.O.

Box 2794

Osborn & Co., Ltd., Samuel—2a Schnitzler Sons.—189, Juan Luna,

Kiukiang Road Binondo

Poldi Steel Works—451, Kiangse United States Steel Products Co.—

Road 619, Escolta, Binondo

Tientsin JEWELLERS, WATCHMAKERS,

Ferrostaal, G.m.b.H.—29, Consular ETC.

Road JAPAN

Otte & Co.—29, Consular Road Kobe

Ghung Hwa Iron & Steel Trading

Co.—184, Canton Road Chiyoda-ya Shoten—193, Motomachi-

MALAYA dori

Gedeon Freres—40/15, Isohe-dori

Penang Hikai Shoten—222, Motomachi-dori

Iwami-ya Shoten—43,. Sannomiya-dori

United Engineers, Ltd.-^S?, Bishop Mita dori

Bijutsu-ten — 161, Motomachi-

Street

Shibachu Shoten—43, Motomachi-dori

Perak Yamato Bros. & Co. —107, Nakaya-

United Engineers, Ltd.—Station St., mate-dori

Ip oh Osaka

Malacca Haneda Kikinzokuten—7, Shinsaiba-

United Engineers, Ltd.—Riverside Harada shi

Genhodo — 30, Aridojibashi-

Selangor dori

Hattori & Co., Ltd., K.—17, Bakuro-

Federated Engineering Co., Ltd., Iwaide cho

The—246, High'Street, Kuala Lum- Matsuya—2, Kiichi—17, Haichiman-dori

pur Andojibashi

Muraki & Co., S.—Minamikyuhoji

Singapore Shobido Jewellery Go., Ltd.—2, Ki-

Butter, W.—142-143, Cecil Street tahama

Hume Steel, Lsb.-^th Mile Bulsit Yamaguichibashi

Tankin, K. K.—30. Korai-

Timah Road Yamamoto Mark-do—Shigino-cho

Pathodgins, Ltd.—72, Gecil Street

Singapore Hume Pipe Co., Ltd.—6th Tokyo

Mile Bukit Timah Road

United Engineers, Ltd.—River Val- Japan Diamond Co.—6, Owari-cho

ley Road Kume Takao—17, Minami Igamachi

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

JEWELLERS, WATCHMAKERS, ETC.

Mikunx Pearl Co., Ltd.—5, Muro- MALAYA

maohi

Tensho-do—16, Owari-cho Penang

Yokohama !Storch Brothers, Ltd.—10, Beach

Street

Aoki Tokeiten—47, Fukutomi-cho Wassiamull Assml\uLo& Co.—20, Beach

Ishikawa Tokeiten—6, Isezaki-cho Street

Kawakita Tokeiten—43, Benten-dori Perak

Mijsashiya Shoten, GL K.—12, Masago-

oho Pritchard & Co., Ltd.—Market St.,

Suzuki Tokeoten—101, Noge cho Ip oh

CHINA Selangor

Hongkong Storch Brothers, Ltd.—37-39, Java

Street Kuala Lumpur

King Bros. & Co., Ltd.—6, iDes Yoeux Singapore

Road Central

Little 'Shop, The—Gloucester Build- Anglo-iSwiss Watch Co.—21, Chulia

ing Street

Markar & Co.—Johnston' Road De Silva, Ltd., B.P. 19/21, High

iSennet Freres—Gloucester Building Street

Ullmann & Co., J.—Alexandra Build- Gammeter & Co., E. O.—Winchester

House, Collyer Quay

ing, Chater Road

Windsor & Co,, J. A.—9, Hankow Goessele, R. F.—2a, Finlayson Greea

Road, Kowloon Wassiamull Assomull ■ & Co — 31,

Windsor Bros.—36, Nathan Road High Street

Peiping NETHERLANDS INDIA

Ullmann & Co., J.—Regine’s Build- Batavia

ings,': Legation Street West Jaissle & Co., Otto—P.O. Box 68

Shanghai Sourabaya

Beraha & Stettan, Ltd.—320, Kiangse Jaissle & Co., Otto—P.O. Box 12

Road Simpang

Hirsbrunner & Co.—Sassoon House Semarang

Ismer &;Co., O.—134, Nanking, Road

Mohideen & Co., Ltd.-26, Chekiang Maison Preciosa—Badjong 115

Road . PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Tsingtao Manila

Bruno Haube—P.O. Box 2t54 El. Zenith Jewellery Store—37, Es-

! colta, Binondov

SIAM Heacock Co., H.E.—120-130, Escolta,

Bangkok and David Binondo

Laperel DE r Guzman Maxima—850:852,

Societe Anonyme Belge Pour le Com- Rizal Avenue, iSta. Cruz.

merce & l’Industrie au Siam (S.A. jLevy Hermanos, Inc.—46 and 50,

B.)—Bangkok New Road Escolta, Binondo

OLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

224 LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS (JAPAN AND OHINA)

LACES—(Ne£ under Silk) Sheko O. IDevelopment Co., Ltd.—

York Building

LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS

JAPAN Nanking

Kobe Fittkau. Hi—1, Yu II wa Hsiang,.

Chuo Sokusan, R. K.—9, Taehibana- Chung San Road

dori

Hokai Fudosan, K. K.—10, Kaigan Shanghai

dori

Kangyo iShoji, K. K.—Sakae madii

Morimoto Shots*?; K. K.—3, Isogami- Canton Road Building Co.—39a,

Anglo-Chinese

dori

Texkoku Shinyei, K. K.—73, Kusuno Asia Road

Realty Com i'any—gO, Nanking.

ki-cho

Bisset & Co., J. P.—1-2, The Bund

CHINA Cathay Land Co.—1, Nanking Road

Hankow China Realty Co.—70, Szechnen Road

Chinese Auctioneering Co.,. Ltd.—32,

Paoii Shun Rung Sze-^3] Paou Shun Peking Road

Road, S.A.D. 3 Crone, Erik—VI, iSzechuen Road

Cumine & Co., Ltd.—48, Szechuen

Harbin Road

Fittkau, H.—20, Museum Road

Manchurian Co., Ltd. —119, Novotor- Great Shanghai Realty Co., The—6,

govaya Street The Bund

Hongkong Hsin Heng & Co. — 80, Avenue-

Edward VII

Asia Lands, iLrD.^-GIducesrtier Build- Krivoss, B.—233, Szechuen Road

Lmg Lee Co., Ltd., Harry—7, Yalu Road

Grose & Co., J. F.—0, Des Yceux Lester, Johnson and Morriss—lr

Road Central Kiukiang Ro,ad

Chinese Estates, Ltd.—China Build- Metropolitan Land and Building Co.,

ings

Credit Foncier ci’Extreme Orient Miao Kay Jinkee

I.td.—21, Road

Pah—SSSSSb, Connaught

—5, Queen’s Road Central Road

IDavid & Co., SJ J.—67/69, Des Voeux Midland Investment Co., Ltd.—6,

Road Central .Somehow Road

Hong Kong Land Investment and Moeller & Co., L. E.—29, Sz.chuen

Agency Co., Ltd.—Queen’s Bldg. Road

Hong Kong & K oavloon Land & Loan Powell Sidney, J.—74, Szechuen Rd..

Co., Ltd.—8, Queen’s Road West

Hong Kong Realty Agency — 10, Realty Investment Ob., Fed. Inc.—56,

Szechuen Road

Queen’s Road Central

Hong Kong Realty & Trust Co., Ltd. Rizaeef, H.M.D.—48, Szechuen Road

Suhr, K. H.—96, Peking Road

—Exchange Building

Kwok Hin Wang—Alexandra Build- Tou Yao Kee & Co.—4, Hqng Kong

ing Road

Metropolitan Land & Building Co., West End Estates, Ltd.—48, Szechuen

Ltd.—14, Queen’s Road Central Road

classified list of trades 225

LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS LAWYERS

Tientsin Singapore

Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient- Ban Lee Ann, Ltd.—19, Philip Street

11 1, Rue de France

©avis, R. 8.-17, Victoria Terrace Barlow & Co. — Ocean Building,

Collyer Quay

Fischer, Emil S.—15, Hwa An St. Bruce Petrie, Ltd.—Union Building,

Hotung Land Co., Ltd.—55, Victoria Collyer Quay

Road Cheortg Koon Seng & Co.—30

Tientsin Land Investment Co., (Ltd. Chulia Street

49, Taku Road Estate and Trust Agencies (1927),

Ltd. — Raffles Chambers

Tsingtao East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—3, Raffles

Quay

Lennox & Co., J.—47, Hunan Road Fraser and Gumming — Union Build-

Tsingtao Land & House Agency—1, ing, Collyer Quay

Hsin Tai Road Gaw Bros., Ltd.—59, Chulia Street

NETHERLANDS INDIA Kim Seng Land Co., Ltd.—9, Boat

Quay

Batavia Powell & Co., Ltd.—12, Robinson

Road

Ockerse, F. W. A.—Binnen Nieuw-

poortstraat 34 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

MALAYA Manila

Negri Sembilan Ayala & Co.—21, Juan Luna, Binondo

Mansergh & Tayler—Seremban Baguio Improvement and Develop-

ment Corpn.—P.O. Box 1288

Penang Hoskins & Co., O'. M. — 185, David

Street, Plaza Cervantes

Dennys, A.—2I2ia, Beach Street Philippine Land Improvement Co.—

Insular

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.—23, Real Estate Life Building, Binondo

Beach Street Investment Co.—185,

David Bmondo

Penang Sales Room—38, Beach Street Rosenstock, C. W. P.O. Box 400

Waugh & Co., Ltd., Henry Sorox Y. Cia—155, Aviles

Perak LAWYERS

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.—P.O. JAPAN

Box 115, Ipoh

Nevill Stevens & Co.—P.O. Box 3, Kobe

Ipah

Akita Shintako—02, Kusunoki-cho

Selangor De Becker, J. E.—Meikai Building

‘Gleeson & Co.—Kuala Lumpur Fujimura IKazuo — 3, Nakayamate-

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd— IkedoriZenichi—9, Nakayamate-dori

Kuala Lumpur Matsuno, Dr. H.—11, Yamamoto-

Richards & Co., D.—Klang dori

;Soc. Internationale de Plantations et Ohta

de Finance—Laidlaw Building, Ja- YoshidaYasutani—40, Nakayamate-dori

Seizo—Nichigo-dori

va, Street

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

LAWYERS (JAPAN AND CHINA)

Osaka Chau Tsun Ninv Hon. Mr. — 8r

Queen’s Road West

Asamura T<>kyq Jumusho—27, . Kita- D’Almada e Castro, Leo — David

hama House

Osaka Tokyo IDairikyoku — i6, Kita- Deacons (Formeriy Deacon, Har-

hama ston & Shenton)—i,Des VoeuxRd. C.

Yomota Tei—36, Okawa-cho Hastings & Co.-y-Gloucester Building

Yuasa J-AAv^OKjacE-JS, Kitahama Jenkin, F. C., k.c.—Prince’s Build-

Tokyo ing

Johnson, Stokes & faster—Prince’s

Abe Maoyuki—Marunouchi Building Hin Building

Akiyamv Law Office—21', Mitsubishi Lp Shing Lo • • -Chang Tin Building

Building & Lo—Alexandra .Building

Cahttsac, A. F.—7, Nakadori Pollock, Hon. iSir H. E., k.c.—

Gadsby, J.—12, Marunoucni, Kojima- Tam, Queen’s Buildibg

chi-ku W. N. Thomas—4, Queen’s Road

Hamao ShiRO 30, Sam on oho Central

Kara Law Office—40, Nandomachi Potter, Eldon, k.c.—Prince’s Build-

ing

Isrou Masahiko—Marunouchi Build- Remedios,

ing J. M. d’Almada — York

Kawamtjra Tetsuya — Marunouchi Russ Building, Chater' Road

Building & Co.—6, iDes Vceux Road C.

Makixo Ryozo—12 _ I^ukuromachi Sheldon, H. G.—Pripce’s Building

Moriya Law Office—Showa Building Sin, Peter—Peddex Building

Nakamura Gikzo—IVIarunouchi Build- Wilkinson & Grist —% Queen’s Road

ing Central

Plage, Jumusho — Taiyo Building, Woo & Nash 4, Queen’s Road

Imagawabash i, Kanda,-ku Central

Suzuki iLaw,: Office — Marunouchi

Building Macao

Uzawa Somei Law Office—1i2, Naka- Lmz Nolasco, Dr.—53, Rua da Praia

dori Grande

Yogt, Dr. K.—Yaesu ;Building

Rodrigues, Damiao—1, Avenida AL

Yokohama meida Ribeiro

iSpence, Wmv B.—45a, Yamashita-cho Shanghai

7

CHfNA : Anderson & .Anderson—20, Museum

Canton Road

Ellis & Hays—43, Peking Road

Kentwell, L. K. I’.O. Box 26 Fessenden and Holcomb—12, iKuikiang

Road

Hankow Fleming & FraNklin-<-21, Yuen Ming

Bailey & Perry—16, Fou Cheong Fischer, Yuen Road

Road Dr. O.—71, Szechuen Road

Hansons, A. G.—2, Peking Road

Hongkong Machado, 'Q. J.—17, Yuen Ming Yuen

Arculli, A. el—12, Queen’s Road C. Road

Brtttton, & Co., Geo. K. Hall — St. Mossop, A. G.—74, Szechuen Road

George’s- Building/1 Chater Road Rangel, T.—74, Szechuen Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF 'l'HADES

LAWYEEiS (CHINA. A'Nl)' MMjAYA 227

TEBsDAiii:, FeWman & Co.—l1i5, Feting

;

Perak

Road

Tuck, Joseph—124, Burkill Road Dunford-Wood, J.—Ipdh

Yagel, Jk., Dk.—19, Yuen Ming Yuen Gibb Ipoh

& Co.—Hongko'ng Bhnk Bldgs','

Road Maxwell & Kenion — Station Road,,

Tientsin Ipoh

Watson, E. C.—P.0, Box; 109, Jpoh

Eastham. B. C.—3, Victoria Terrace :

Evans,-R. T.—l, Victoria Terrabe Selangor

Eermus, Etude R. & R. Hoselitz— Bannon & Bailey—Laidlaw, BuRding,

111, Rue de France Java Street

Fo^f, C. J.—15, Rue de France

Rent Si Mouksey—2,' yictpria Ter- Ford & Delamore—60, Klyrie Street,

Kuala Lumpur

race

Kleinschmidt, E.~isj'; Wuchang Read Pooley & &Co.—68,

Lovelace Hastings—56, Klyne St.

'Klyne Street

INDO-CHINA' Sharma, S. M.—71, Klyne'Street

Hanoi Wagner, E. A. Stockwell — 5, Old

Pudu Road, Kuala Lumpur

Mourlan, Pierre et Marcee Pascaeis Walker, Klang

H. Hopson—7, Station St.,

v

—40, Boulevard ..Gambetta,

SIAM* Yong Shook Lin—47, Cross Street,

Kuala Lumpur

Bangkok Singapore

Baguley & TootR Braddeli Bros.—24, Raffles Place ■

MALAYA Chan & Ebep—Raffles Chambers,

Kow Soon Kim—4a, Change Alley

Johore Osborne-Jones, D. G:—11a, Change

Allan & Gledhill—23, Jalan Majidi, ShelleyAlley

Muar - Thompson & Demuth 21 a,

i Change Alley :

Malacca WEe Swee Teow & -C’o.—7a, Change

Alley

Allen & Glidhill Zehnder Bros.—26a, 'Chulia Street

Hogan & Ivens—7, Heeren Street K KTHERLANIDS INDIA

Royers & Son-40, First Cross Street

Negri Sembilan Batavia

Cross & Wrighj —93, Birch Road, Brouwer, L. G. J.

Azing Venema, O.

Seremban

Lovelace & Hastings—30, Jalan Tun- BrouwEr Boroman, W. F. J.

ku Hassan, Seremban Buddingh de Voogt, J. G.

Penang Carpentier Alting, Z. H.

Doornick, A. van

Abdoolcader, H. H.—39, Beach Street Dunne, E. J. F. van

Logan, Ross & Samueu—5, Union St. Feith, Jhr. P. R.

Presgrave & Matthews—9, Beach St. Fromberg, P. H.

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

LAWYERS—LEATHER

•Groot, J. H. O. de Corvera, Hernando, J. 0.—303, Cu j

Haar, Th. J. F. A. ter Unjieng Building, Escolta

De Witt, Perkins A Brady—P.O.

Hasselt, F. H. Copes van Box 760

Holstijn, D. S. W. Duran, Lim & Tuason—P.O. Box 522

Kastelijn, L. J. C. Harvey & O’Brien — 518, Masonic .

Temple, Escolta, Binondo

Kruger, J. G. Ingersoll, Frank B. — 511, Chaco

Koning Knyff, A. W. d» Building

Jose, Pablo V.—Santos Building, Sta. J

Klatte, J. H. Cruz

Lebbe, J. H. L. Natividad, Graciano T.—303, Cu- |

Unjieng Building, Escolta

Lubbers, J. Ortigas, Francisco —120, Legarda,

Marting, W. C. Sampaloc

Philippine Credit Bureau Enc.—

Meertens, H. M. 33, Santos Building, Plaza Sta. Cruz

Mulder, W. G. F. B. Public Credit Service Bureau—P.O.

Box 2703

Neef, N. N. J. de Sian &. Garde—P.O. Box 1864

Pont, P. A. M. Tan Torres, Genaro—Heacock Build-

ing, Escolta

Sartono, R. M. Wolfson, J. N. & J. A. — 205, Na-

Slotemaker, A. tional City Bank Building

Smits, H. BORNEO

Stern, Jhr. J. L. Anderson, W. A.—Sandakan

Tellegen, P. H. Wl F.

Tjokrohadisoerjo, R. P. T. LEATHER, BELTING AND SHOE

Venema, O. J. A. MANUFACTURERS

Yisser, J. L.i A. JAPAN

Westerholt, A. J. A. Baron van Osaka

Aall & Co., Ltd.—9, Koraibashi

Semarang CHINA

Boelen, H. J. & Meursinge, J. A.— Foochow

Hoogandorpstraat 12 Eastern Engineering & Trading Co.,

Knappert & Co., A. A. A. Ltd

Harbin

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Boisen, t!0.4r-77,;: Uchastkovaya

Manila Hongkong

Economical Trading Co.—'P.O. Box

Araneta, De Joya, Zaragoz* and 285

Araneta — Insular (Life Building, Fook On Wing, Ltd.—40, Hing' Lung

Plaza Moraga Binondo Street

CLASSIFIED LIST TO TRADES

LEATHER AND SHOE AtKRCHAXTS- LIGHTERAGE 229*

Oriental Shoes Co.’, The—17, Wel- LIGHTERAGE AND

lington Street ' TRANSPORTATION

Sander, Wheler & Co.—5, Des Vceux

Road O. CHINA

Wo Hop—12-14, Lower (Lascar Row Hongkong

Shanghai HdNG Kong Transfer and Lighter:

j Co., Ltd.—St. Georgeij’s Building

Belting & Leather Products Assooia- Standard

I TipN, Inc.—400, -Chemulpo Road, Transportation' 'Co., Ltd..

Foong Tai Leather Co.—69, Sinza, Rd. —Union, Building

Oriental Trading Co.—367, Kiangse Macao

I Road

I Schieren Co.-, Chas. A.—23/25, Aling- Empresa Lusitana deTransportes,.

I po Road Ltd—P.O. Box 493

I United Leather Goods Co.—64, Pc-k-

] ing Road Shanghai

Viloudaki & Co., Fed., lNC.r-15, Pek-

I ing Road Commercial Express & Storage Co.--

L) Yung Lee & Co.—45, Hankow Road 8b, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

I Zais, Steinman A Co.—29., Szeehuen Magill & Co., Ltd., James—120,.

Road Kiangse Road

Marden & Co., Ltd., G. E.—10, Han-

Tientsin kow Road

Shanghai Express Co. —6, Szechuen

Fores Co., Ltd.—49, Taku Road1 Road

Froiman Oo., D.—27, Davenport Shanghai Transportation .Co., Ltd.—

Road 7a, The Bund:

Gipperich & Co., E.—32, Taku Road Whang Poo Tug & Lighter Co., Ltd.

Stekol, A. G.—278, Victoria, Road —120, Kiangse Road

MALAYA Taku

Singapore Taku (Tug and Lighter Co,, Ltd.

Bata Shoe Co., Ltd.—Capitol Building Tientsin

f PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Taku Tug and Lighter Co., Ltd.,

Manila The—The Bund

I, Hamilton Brown Shoe Store and MALAYA

!, Haberdashery, Inc.—71, Escolta Singapore

i United States Shoe Oo. — 286, San

Mareelino, Ermita Eastern Transport Cp.—152, Orchard

I Walk-Over Shoe Store — Masonic Road

Temple, Escolta, Binondo

I —— PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

NETHERLANDS INDIA

Manila

Sourabaya

|; Butteweg & Co. International Brokerage Co., Inc.—

306, Masonic Temple

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

230 LIGHTERAOE—MACHINERY AND HARDWARE (JAPAN)

Hiwada Shoten—39, Nishide-machi

JOSE ANGEL. Honda Michitaro—4-195, Nishide-

machi

Contractors in every line of trans- Kansai

portation including Lumber, Cus- Kosaku-sho—8, Yoban-cho

toms Broker, Complete Equipment. Kobr Miekki, G.K.—119,, Hachiman-

Towboats, Lighters, Oa&bas, Rauras, dori

Trucks, Trailers, Cranes, 200 tons Mikado Y otetsu-ten—3-7 > Isogami-

Deckscows. dori

122-124, M. de Binondo,' Nakajima Shoten—17, Kumochibashi

MANILA, P.I. Nippon Kinzoku K.K.—10, Kaigan-

Garage: 915, Arlegui, Quiapo; dori

Telephs. 22633-4; P.O. Box 896; Noda Gomei Kaisha—65, Kyo-machi

Cable Ad : “ Jose.’"

TEODORICA R. YDA. DR JOSE, Noritake Aijiro—132, Isogamai-dori

Senkokuki Seizo K.K.—58, Shima-

judicial Administratrix gami-cho

Guillermo M. JOSE, manager Suganuma Shoten—20, Bosgho-mura

B. Bilbao (transport dept.). Takashima Shoten—12, Minami Saka-

jose Angel—122-124, M. de Binondo segawarcho

Luzon Stevedoring Co., Inc.—P.O. Toho Shoji Goshi Kaisha—7, Harima-

machi

Box 582 Wada Shoten—6, Sannomiya-cho

Manila Land & Water Transportation Weitzel,

Co., Inc.—Muelle de Binpndo and ing) J.—71/3, Kitano-cho ' (Sew-

104, Dasmarinas, Binondo

Manila Lighter Transportation—121, Yagi Kikai Zairyo Shoten—178, Hi-

gashide-machi

Dasmarinas

Robles and Hizon—75, Juan Luna Yagin Kiyoji Shoten—84, Yedo-machi

Robles Transportation — 543, Sto.-

Sepulers, Paco Kyoto

Iloilo Doban Seisaku-jo—Kawabata-Higashi

Visayan Stevedore - Transportation Ichihara Hatsutaro—Hon-cho

Inouye Seikichi—17, Hon-cho

Co., The

LUMBER (see under Timber) Inouye Zenbai—Kobashi-nishi

(Kamasen—Muro-machi

MACHINERY AND HARDWARE Kawachi Yutaro—18, Hon cho

Kitagawa 'Denki Kigyo-sha—2, iSanjo

MERCHANTS. sagaru

JAPAN Mitani Shindo Kaisha—Maruta-ma-

chi

(See also Engineering Section in the Ohashi Masaji—Horikawa-Higashi

body of the book). Okumura Saburo—Hon-cho, Higashi

Kobe Uyengama Yeikichi—Senbon Higashi

Abe Shoten—56, Umegakat-cho Moji

Aoyama Steel Co.—426, Aioi-cho Asakawa Shoten—Minato-cho

Bastel t Co., W.—38, Isdbe-dbri Kudo Shoten—iSagae-maohi

Fuji Shokai Goshi Kaisha—56, Sa- Ohara Shimpei Shoten—Sakura-machi

kae-maohi

Hashimoto Shokai LK.K.—1-84, Sakae- Ono Keitaro Shoten—Kiyotaki-cho

machi Temmaya Shoten—Naka-machi

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MACHINERY AND HARDWARE (JAPAN) 231

Nagasaki Roroku Shoten K.K.—21, Itachibori

Kita

Kobe Hatsudoki K.K.—42, Ura^Goto Schmitz & Co.—Nippon Kaijo Bldg.

machi

Mitsubishi Zosen Kaisha—Akunoura cho Sewing Machine Co.—1, Soze-

Singer

Nagasaki Kikai Seisakusho — 1, Sugiyama Shoten Gomei Kaisha—8,.

Asaki-maehi Honden, Nishi-ku

Nagoya Tomoe S&okai—37, Itachibori Kita

Toyo Seikosha—721, Ishino-cho

Bussan Kyodo Goshi Kaisha—Sasa- Yamatake

dori

Shokai—14, Dojima Hama-

jima-cho

Herbert, Ltd., Alfred—23, Murata- Shidzuoka

machi, Nakaku

Horne & Co.—2, Higashi Takehira- Asahi Imono K.K.—Temma-cho

cho

Mitsubishi Naninen Kaisha, (Ltd. Daikoku-ya Shoten—Togiya-cho

Ohishi Jimbei Shoten — Kami Uo-

(Aircraft)—Oe Minami-ku machi

Nogamy Automatic Loom Works, Ltd. Tokida Choshichi Shoten—Shind'ori

—Gokisho-cho (Textile)

Okaya & Co.—Teppo-cho Shimonoseki

Okura & Co.—Sumitomo Buildings.

Masutani Shokai—Kannozaki-cho

Osaka Matsuoka Masaichi—Imamuro-cho

Shikuma Tomozo—Irie-cho

Akioka Eijiro—2-41, Tani-machi, Mi- Yokoyama

nami-ku Shoten—Irie-cho

American-Japanese Commercial Co.— Tokyo

26, Edobori Kita-dori

Anegawa Yosoji—1-35, Sonezaki American —1665,

Japanese & Commercial Co.

Kaijo Building Marunouchi

Kami, Kita-ku Becker & Co. (Printing, Paper Work-

Gartner & Co.—414, Gosho Building ing and Textile Machinery and

Hayashi Kan Shoten—6, Tani-machi Machine Tools)-^10/6, Marunouchi

Herbert, Ltd., Alfred—-28, Higashi Gadelius ^ Co., Ltd.—Taihei Bldg.,

IJchisaiwai-cho

Umedarcho

Hodgkinson & Co.—12, Itachibori Horne Trading Co.—Yaesu Building

(Textile) Jay W. Myers, Inc.—P.O. Box F. 89

Horne Co., Ltd.—14, Imabashi Central

Iwata Keitei Shokai—11, Itachibori Knorr Jimusho—14, Marunouchi

Kita Krupp (Frid)—8, Marunouchi San-

Kawashima Shoji Gomei Kaisha— choine

132, Shin-machi, Nishi-ku Leybold Shokwan (K.K.L.)—Tokyor

Kikai Boeki K.K.—81, Kamifukusihi- Tatemono Building, Nihonbashi-ku

ma Kita Nichio Boyeki Shokai—7, Futaba-cho

Koga Shoten—&-21, Itachibpri Mina- Schmitz & Co.—Tokyo . Tatemono

mi Building

KtrsuDA Takejiro—10-61, Honden-cho iSinger Sewing Machine Co.—5,

Mizutani-Shoten—48, Tani-machi Yiraku-cho

Naniwa Boeki Shoten—25, Satsuma- Roku-Roku

kana-cho

Shoten, Ltd.—3, Shisa-

bori Minamino-cho

Ohbei Boeki SAokai—30, Utsubo Toyo Babcock K.K.—5, Nakadori Ma-

runouchi

Minami

DLA^SIFIgp LIST OF TRADES

232 MACHINERY AND HARDWARE (JAPAN, CHINA)

Yokohama Gadelius

dori & Co,, Ltd,.—18, Yamagata-

Asano Bussan IK.K. 26, KaigahHori General Electric Co. , of Chi^a, Ltd.

Fueukawa Dknki K.K.—23, Hiranu- —47, Echigo-cho

ma-cho Harada & Co.—21,- Yamagata.-dori

Namikawa Shoten—60, Nihom O.hdori Horne Co. „ Ltd<—10, Kaga^achi

Sato Shoten—24, Nihon-dori Mayezawa Shoten—53, Ise-maehi

Tanaka Shoten—48, Miyaki-pho . Osram China Cb.^-477" Echigo-cho

Kern & Co.—77, Yamashita-cho Shimamatsu & Co.-—20. Kambu-dori

Singer Sewing Machine' Co-—P-Q. ^KQda Works, ( iLtd.—18, Yamagata-

Box 408 dori

Yokohama Kogyo K.K.—1903, Kubo-

cho Hankow

Toyo Babcock K.K.—Isogoku

KOREA Andersen, Meyer & Co.—11, Rue

Olemenceau

Hashiguchi Usaku — 26, Honcho, Arnhold & C6.-4&A.D. 1 Bund

Bechler, E.—Corner of Hunan and

Seoul

Kanae Shokai—1, Sakae-machi, Seoul Co-operation Roads

Kondo Yasckicht-^33, Hon-cho, Seoul Behn, Meyer Co., Ltd.—The Bund,

S.A.D. 3

Kugimoto Tojirq—58, Hon-cho-, Seoul Carlowitz & Co.—Taehimen

Sano Hiko Shoten—31, Hon-cho, Gale Co., Inc.—48, Rue Dautremer

Seoul Hwa Chang Trading Co., The — 9,

Sato Hanjiro—55, Hon-cho, Seoul Dahlia Building, Hunan Road

Singer Sewing Machine Co. — 1-28, Mee-Yeh Handels CompagMe - 13,

Teido, Seoul

Tatsumi Shoji K.K.—1, Nandaimon- MeiTungting

Chang

Road

Hardware Co. Tai Ping

dori, Seoul Road: iS.A.D. 3

CHINA Representation for British

turers—23, Tungting RoadManufac-

Amoy Siemens China Co.—7, Rue du MaDe-

chal Foch

Lingson Engineering Co. — Water- Siemssen

works Building & Co.—Erh Yao Road

Singer Sewing Machine Co.—Tai-

Canton pdng Road S.A.ID. No. 3

Andersen Meyer & Co.— Wah Chang Trading Corporation—23,

Rue Dautremer

Arnhold & Co.

Carlowitz & Co.—230, Shakee Road Harbin

Ftld & Co., Ltd., F.—10, West Bund

Jebsen & Co.—P.O. Box 18 Andersen, Meyer & Co. -2, Samma-

naya Street

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—37, Bri- Compagnte

tish Concession Internationale des Wa-

Siemssen & Co.—1.2, Sai Hau Kai gons Lits — New Town, Grand

Hotel Building Y2, Swongara Pro-

Dairen spekt

Fetisoff Brothers—Corner of Novo

Andrews & George, Inc.—54, fama- gorodnaya Street

gata-dori International Harvester Export Co.

Fukusho Co.—213, Yamagata-dori —52, iDiagonalnaya Street

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MiACHINERY AND HARDWARE (CHINA) 23&

I?fTERXATIONAL SLEEPING CAR COMPANY Reiss Massey & Co.—7, Queen’s Road

Central

—132, Kitaskaya Street

International Technical Trading Co. Ross & Co., Alex—Prince’s Building

—193, Kitaiskaya Street Shewan, Tomes & Co.—St. George’s

Jardine Engineering Corpora cion- Building

14, Yodroprovodnaya Street SiEMSSEN & Co.—Bank of China

Marcks, Lothar—Ta Tung Pien Men Building

Wei Skodaworks, Ltd.-—12-14, Queen’s Rd.

Pelstrusoff, M.Y. — 85, Kitaiskaya Central

Street Swedish Trading Co.—China Build-

Singer Sewing Machine Co.—13, Sko- ing

vznaya Street Yee Kee Hong Shipchandlers & Co.,.

Skoda Works, Ltd. — 27, Birjevaya Ltd.—64-65, Connaught Road C.

Street

Svistdnoff, M.P.—Corner Russkaya Mukden

Street

Woldemar, Ernest — 72, Kitaiskaya Andersen, Meyer & Co.

Street Arnhold & Co., Ltd.

Hongkong Carlowitz & Co.—18, San Djin Loo

Chinese Engineering and Develop-

ment Co.—San Jing Road

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—67, 'Des Fujita & Co., Inc.—24, Naniwa-dori

Vceux Road Central

Arnhold & Co., Ltd. — 5, Queen’s JardineA.L.—Hsin

Gran, Hsuen Li

Engineering Corporation—

Road Central 208, Ta Hsi Pien Men Wai

Bailey & Co., W.S.—Kowloon Bay Meyer-Illies & Co.—11, Wei Road

Bodiker & Co.—David House North-Eastern Trading Cb.—2, Muji-

Brandt & Co.—P.O. Box 272 cho

Carlowitz & Co.—4, Queen’s Road >Schwamberg & Co.—5, iSurnitarcho

Central

Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Ltd — Siemens China Co.

Skoda Works, Ltd.—107, WTu WTai Lit

Asiatic Building

Co-operative Trading Co.—Ban* of machi & Co., Ltd.—34, Maniwa-

Tschurin

Canton Building

Feld & Co., Ltd., F.—Pedder Build- Peiping

ing

Hoo Cheong Woo & Co.—51-52, Con- American

24, Shih Locomotive

Chia HutungSales Corpn.—r

naught Road Central

Hitygen, G. E.—Pedder Building Andersen,

Fu Hutung Meyer & Co.—1, Tai Yuen

Jardine Engineering Corporation Bielfeld & Sun—6, Legation Street

—14, Pedder Street

Jebsen & Co.—Pedder Building Chinese Engineering and Develop-

Kwong Sang & Co.—59, Connaught ment Co.—75, Nan Chih Tzu

Road Central Comptoir Russo-Belge de Commerce &

Lee Ping Hong—52, Des Voeux Road d’Industrie

Chieh

— 45, Wai Chiao Pu

Central

Linotype & Machinery, Ltd.—18 Ice Forbes & Co., William—45, Wai

Chuao Pu Chieh

House Street

Moses & Co., N. 8.-17, Queen’s Rd. General American Car Co.—Grand

Hotel de Pekin

Central

Perrin’s (China), Ltd.—Asia Life Sauer & Co.—33, Tung Kuan Yin

Building, 14, Queen’s Road Central Ssu

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

234 MACHINERY AlfD HARWARE (CHINA)

Sibmssen. & Go.^-tSO, Han .Mien Hu- Eagle & Globb Steel Co.—8, Museum

tUIlg J; 1 J ; • ■> Road - • >T •

Smidth :, & Co,,: F.L.. Cement)—23, Eastern Engineering Works —12,

Hsi Tsung Pu Hutung,, j Szechuen Road ' ■ ''

Yen' Nan & Co.—78, Tung Sbo Naji E-Zung Chong & Col—273, Broadway

Ta Chich t

Fag^n Co., Ltd.—?61, Kiangse Road

Shanghai Fraser and Chalmers Engineering

Wo/Rks—33, NingpoVROad,

AEitosWi.Ki L'TI).--19. Museuii Road General Refrigeration Co.—6, Hong-

Allen & Co.—8a, Yueni Ming Yuen kong Road '

Road. ,'j -iiuP. uxoii ; German China Co., Ltd.—.Spchuen.,

Allen, Son's1 &! CA., AV.H. —36; 'Peking Road

Roaa 1

American Machik#! ^.'“Foundry Co.— German Machine-Co.^ ?. Siking Rd.

1. The Bund Hachiya & Co.—9A, Hankow Road

American Tradi&o CA.^C-’S, ■' Can'ton Hartmann/'Walter—P.O. Box i'57'6 ,

Road .ui ! iT-ion / Hetherington & Sons, Ltd.—7, Han-

Andersen, Meyer - &, Co-.—4,i Yuen kow Road ofroji q H

Ming,Yuen .Roal Hudson & Co. -452. Kiangse Road

Arai & Co.—li2, Hankow; Road

Ar kell & Douglas,, lNc,n-3, /Canton Innis & Riddle (China), Ltd.—7,^.

Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Road . ,, jr

Arnhold & Co., Ltd. • Nanking Rd. '8it,'’'YuenEngineering

Jardine Corporation —

Ming Yuen Road ' C

Asa Lees & Co., Ltd. • SaBsoon 110036, Jensen, G.S.—106, Szechuen Road

Nanking Road

Associated AG(ENcies (Fa^, East),, Ltd. Jonas Road

& Clover,. Led.—IS, Kiukiaog

—114, Kiangse Road King Kee & Co.—22, Seward Road

Aolt

ton &Road

Wibq^g China Co.—37, Can- Kli'ngelnRkrg & WiELDi—21, Yiien

Ming

Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd.—1, The Bund LanH &; Co., R.—4, Yuen Road

Banner, Thomas—6, 'Kiukiang Road Langdon1 & Co., E.Wlol, Ezra Road '

Behn, Meyer China Co.—421, Kiangse Foch Avenue

Road Linotype & Machinery Ltd. — 38,

Calder-Marshall & Co.—2, Peking Avenue 'Edward YII

Cameron & Co., 'A.—21, Jinkee Road Lonkomay—4, Quai de France

CanYon Trading Co.—913, Chengtu Malcolm &’ Co., Ftd.—56, , Szechuen

Road Road

Chang Dah Yuen—43, Broadway McGregor Iron M'orks—2S5, Ward

Chien Hsin Engineering. Co., Ltd.—j Road ':"—

138, Kiangse Road Mee-Yeh Hanpels. , Compagnie — 16,

China Engineers, Ltd.—15, Museum Canton Road

Road Metropolitan Trading' Co-—16, Mu-

Chong Wo & Co.—A868, Broadway seum Road

East Modern Hardware & Co.—912, North

Corbin Locks & Hardware—3, Mu- Chengtu Road

seum Road Monotype Corporation—17, The Bund

IDodge & Seymour (China), Ltd.—3, Mustard & Co., Ltd.—22, Museum

Canton Road Road )

Dodwell &;Co., Ltd.—1, Canton Road Oliveira. ■& Son—5,, North Soochow

Duncan & Co.—0, Foochow Road Road .

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MACHINERY AND HARDWARE (CHINA): 235

Oren-stein- & Koi'ppju A. G. —> 451, Za Chong Shun—101, Broadway

Kiangse Road Zee & Sons, W.Z.—Al299, Broadway

Osborn & Co., Samuel-12-^, Kiilkiang' Zung Sing—J29, Kung Woo Li

Road

Reiss & Co., Fed., Inc. Hugo—’9, Swatow

Foochow'Road'

Reuter, IJhch 'KEI..\iann & Co. —452, Dunfold & Co.

Kiang.se, Road San Shing Co.—30,, "Chi Ping Road

Riefly, Simmons &. Milne—25, Pekihg

i Road, ; Tientsin

Rose,

East),Downs andCanton

Thompson (Far A. E. G. China Electric Co.—63,

Ltd.—2!i y Road, Taku Road , : . ■ ■ ., ■

Sammann & Co. (China), Paul E.—'3, Andersen, Meyer & Co.—96, Hue de

Canton Road Takou

I Scott, Harding & ,Co.—3i5? Peking Arnhold & Co.—10, Taku Road

i\ Road ' Babcock & Wilcox,’Ltd.—173, Victoria

^ Shun Kee ifc Co.—A1097, Broadway Road«

Bielfield

Siemssen & Co.—461, Kiangse Road Black & Co., & Sun—52,Taku 1 Road

Jil?".—35,' Ta Yuan Fu

j Singer iSEViNG'MAciiNE Co.—12, The Hutuug

i Bund Buchmeister & Co.—90, Taku Road

f SlNTOON Oa^ERSEAS. TRADING Co.—22, China American .'Engineering'' Corpn.

Kiukiang Road —^Rue de France” ‘

i Skoda Works, Ltd.- -24, The Bund China American : Trading Corpora-

| Soy Chong 121, Hankow Road tion—Rue de France

i Standard Machinery Supply Co.—SQl, China Northern Corporation—47-56,

Rue de Paris

I Kiangsfe Road

! Stromwall, Huldo—17, Yuen Ming IDau & Co.' Hugo—9;/11,.via Ermanno

i Yuen Road Oarlotto

hi! Sulzer Brothers—4, Avenue Edward Elbrook, Incorporated—31-47, Daven-

port Road (Textile 'Jfnd Knitting)

VII

; Sumitomo Gosui. Kaisha—5, iKiukiang Fobes Co., Ltd.—49, Taku Road.

| Road Hayes Engineering Corporation—49,

j Tax Hing Trading Co.—100, Peking Taku Road •

? Road : Jardine, Engineering Corporation—

Telge and ’Shroeter—212, iSzechuen Victoria Road

| Road POTTINGER & Co.—55, Victoria Road

[ Toryu Yoko—2274, Boone Road Shing mi no Trading Co., Ltd.—'Cor-

' Wah Chang Trading Corporation— ner of Taku Road

60, Ningpo Road Siemssen & Co.—433, Taku Road

Wah Foung & Co.—A1296, Broadway [Singer Sewing Machine Co.—132,

Walworth International Co. — 29,; Rue du Baron "Grosi

? Szechuen Road Sintoon Overseas feABiNG Cc.—135,

’1) Ward, Ltd., Thomas—Museum Road Rue IDilion ^ .

Way Chong & C<),r—Wise, Kweichow ISociete des Anciens Etablissements

in j Road 4R5iP«lt—Akiyaufia Road

Worthington Pump & Machinery Skodaworks, Ltd.—4, Honan Road

;j Cgrp.—4, Yuen Ming Yuen Road Twyford & Co.—113, Rue du - Chay-

York Shipley, In4.—21, Jinkee Road lard

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

236 MACHINERY AND HARJDWARE-(MALAYA, PHILIPPINES)

SIAM Fraser & Chalmers Engineering

Works—12, Battery Road

Bangkok Hindhede & Co.—Laidlaw Building

Bangkok Trading Co. — Pitstien International Indenting Co. — 27,

Raffles Chambers

Bridge

Barrow, Brown & Co., iLtd.—Tapan Raffles Quay (India), Ltd. — 4,.

Ingersol - Rand

Hua Takay Lee & Co.—39, High Street

Btjan Hoa Seng & Co. Linotype & Machinery, Ltd.—128r

Borneo Co., Ltd., The Robinson Road

Butler & Webster

Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd., D.—P.O. Little & Co., John—Raffles Square

Pathodgins, Ltd.—72, Cecil Street

Box 27 Saiboo Maricar & Co., S'. M. —100;

Hedeman, Evers & Co.—P.O. Box 84 Maricar Street

Nai Lert Spicers (Export), Ltd.—51, Robinson-

Road

MALAYA Sultan Ibrahim, K.—94, North Bridge

Penang Road

Tong Lam & Co.—59, Market Street

Ban Poh Chan—216, Beach Street

Kin Keng Leong & Co.—127, Beach NETHERLANDS INDIA

Street

Little

Perak N. V. Handel Mij Gestetner —

Rijswijk Straat, Weltevreden

Guthrie & Co.. Ltd.—89, Bel held St., N. Y. Lettergieterij “Amsterdam”—

Ipoh

Lindeteves-Stokvis (Inc. D.E.L.).— v/h N. Tetterade—Tanah Abang

West 101

Brewster Road, Ipoh Linotype & Machinery, Ltd.—Gang

Thibault 1, Weltevreden

Selangor

Federated Engineering Co., Ltd., The Sourabaya

—246, High Street, Kuala, Lumpur

Fonseca & Co.—14, Klyne Street, N.pang V. Handel Mij. Gestetner—Kum-

Djepoen 5

Kuala Lumpur

Kyle, Palmer

Bureau)—Aloon Aloon Jjontong 5$

Kuala Lumpur

Little & Co., John—Ampang Street,

Kuala Lumpur PHIiLIPPINE ISLANDS

Miners’ and Builders’ Supply Co.— Cebu

123, High Street, Kuala Lumpur

Singapore International Harvester Co. of the

Philippines

Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd B2, B3,

Hongkong Bank Chambers Iloilo

Bakeri Perkins, Ltd.—3a, Malacca

Street International Harvester Co. of the

Boon Seng & Co., Ltd. — 1, Raffles Philippines

Place Koppel (Philippines) Inc.

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MACHINERY & HARDWARE-MANUFACTBRERS’ AGENTS 237

Manila Warner, Barnes &CCo., Ltd.—Perez

Samanillo Building

American Hard-ware & Plumbing Co. Wilson & Co., iNd—53, Barraca

Yutivo Sons Hardware Co —P.O.

—101-107, Echague, Sta. Cruz 47

Burroughs, Inc.-—P.Q. Box 2769

Dehn & Ebsen, Inc.—3, Plaza Cer- MANUFACTURERS’ AGENTS

vantes JAPAN

Earnshaw Docks and Honolulu Iron

Works, The — 18,' Second Street, Kobe

Port Area

Elmag. Co™ Inc.—627, Rizal Avenue., Campbell, W. W.—14b, Naniwa-machi

Engineering Equipment Souza, F, S. —17, Nakayamate-dori,

Co., Inc.—P.O. Box 2128& Supply N iehome

General Machinery Cd—3, Plaza Osaka

Cervantes

Gestetner Duplicators—127, Escolta Aall Co., Ltd.—9, Koraibashi

B'non,do (Printing)

Gregg Co., Ltd., The—314, National Burketral

& Baker—P.O. Box 188, Cen-

City' Bank Building (Railway) Dodge & Seymour, Ltd.—Teiheiyo

Harris, Myer Machinery Co.—19&5, Building, Kami-dori

Azcarraga, Sta. Cruz

Hausmann & ;C0.. L. M.—P.O. Box Holdsworth, J.—405, Teikoku Build-

ing, 9, Imabashi

1729

Insular Hardware & Supply Co,— Muller, Phipps & Sellers, Ltd.—P.

O. Box 63 (Central)

Corner Dasmarindas and David

International HarvesterBoxCo.308of Sammann

the Philippines—P.O.

& Co., of Japan, Paul E.—

Kanda Building, Imabashi

Koppel (Philippines) Inc. —P.O. Tokyo

189 (Railway)

Landahl, Inc., John —P.O. Box Frazar & ; Co. — Yaesu Building,

1392 Marunouchi

Lovsted & Co., (Manila), Ltd., C. M. Hammond & Co.—P.O. Box 23 (Cen-

—16th and Railroad Streets, Port tral)

Area Muller, Phipps & Sellers—P.O. Box

Manila Machinery and Supply Co., 98 (Central)

Ino.—675-081, Dasmarinas

Nell Co., Edward J.—680, Dasmar- Yokohama

indas Frazar & Co.—7, Nihon-dori

Norton & Harrison Co.—Kneedler James, Commander C.H.N.—11b, Ya-

Building mate-cho

.Otis Elevator Co. —P.O. Box 847 Motley,

Pacific Commercial Co. — National HonmokuR. Hunter—14, Kominato

City Bank Building

Parsons Hardware Co., Inc.— CHINA

P.O. Box 422

Philippine Engineering Co. — 936,

Raon, Quiapo Canton

Singer Sewing Machine . Co.—34, Hon Wan Trading Co.—16, Shameen

Escolta, Binondo B.C.

Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.—Hongkong Leison Bros. & Co.—28, Ning Kai

& Shanghai Bank Building Wang Kai

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

238 MANUFACTURERS’ AGENTS (CHINA)

Dairen Macao

TscHuum & Cq., I. I.—42, Yamagata- Basto, J. A.—If, Avenida Almeida

dori Ribeiro

Foochow

Associated Products Co. Shanghai

Dodwell & Co.

Hankow Andersen, Meyer & Co,, Ltd. — 4-8,

Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Anderseu, Meyer & Co.—11, Rue Bird, Geo. E.—23-27, Ningpo Road

Clemeneeau

China Trading Co., The—3, Ting Yu Browne, Hill & Co.—24, The Bund

Lee, Hunan Road, S.A.D. 3 Cameron & Co. (China), Ltd., A.—21,

Jinkee Road

Harbin China Scientific Instrument Co..,

Dodge A Seymour (China) Ltd.—23, Ltd.—20, Museum Road

Shkblnaya Dodd, Anthony—15, Peking Road

Pelstrusoff, M. Y.—P.O. Box 447 Dodge & Seymour (China), Ltd.—3,

Canton Road

Hongkong Getz Bros. & Co.—22, Nanking Road

Andersen, Meyer & Oo., Ltd.—67-69, Gtl-Pereira, J. L.—6, Kiukiang Road

Des Voeux Road Central Grimshaw, R.—56, Szechuen Road

Arnhold & Co., Ltd. — Gloucester Hall, R.—25, Jinkee Road

Building Hamilton, Ltd., James — 38, Avenue

Bishop & Lacey, Ltd.—5, Des Voeux Edward VII

Road Central Hammond & Co., F. W.—6, Szechuen.

Chee A Co., T. Y.—34-36, King Lung Road

Street Heacock & Check Co.—16a, Kiukiang

Cole A Co., Frank—French Bank Road

Building Hodges, H. M.—P.O. Box 1371

Dodge & Seymour (China), Ltd.— Horn & Nobbins—12, The Bund

French Bank Building

Fook Tei Co.—Bank of Canton Bldg. Keijola, Hannes—P.O. Box 1139

Kienhuize & Co.—19, Szechuen Road

Getley Co., The—China Building Klink, P. J.—3, Edward Ezra Road

Globe Trading ;Co., The —37, Des Kinhai Trading Oo., Ltd.—47, Poking

Voeux Road Central Road

Knight & Co., T. L.—446, Nathan Koy, King E.—9, Foochow Road

Road, Kowloon

Pavri & Sons, K. S.—32, Wyndham Kunst & Albers—29, Szechuen Road

Lin Nan Co., Ltd., The—29, Szechuen

Street Road

Reiss, Massey & Co., Ltd.—7, Queen’s

Road Central Sammann & Co. (China), Paul E.—3,

Canton Road

Robertson, Wilson & Co., Ltd.—67- Steiner

69, Des Vceux Road Central & Co.—19, Kiukiang Road

Shew an, Tome's A Co. St. George’s Stromwall,

Yuen Road

Holds — 17, Yuen Ming.

Building

Wicking & Co., Harry — Prince’s Tung Tai Trading Co,—21, Biking

Building Road

Young & Co., C. P.—42, Elgin Street Yuen Dah & Go.—24-25, Jehol Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MANUFACTURERS’ AGENTS 2391

Swatow Pathodins, Ltd.—"72, Cecil Street

Bradley & Co.—P.O. Box 76 Prager, M.—237, Cecil Street

©unfold & Co. Roe & Co., R. E.—8, Bonham Bldg.

Shauter, Dayland & Co., Ltd.—P.O. Strickland & Co.—56, The Arcade

United Exporters, Ltd.—110, Robin-

Box 3 son. Road

Tientsin

Boss, F. H.—Taku Road PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Bisseker, F. D.—169, Taku Road Manila

MALAYA Aguinaldo, L. R.—514-520, Juan Luna

Penang Street

Barbour, Ltd., E. A.—1, Penang Har- American Trading Co.—103, Juan

Luna, Binondo

bour Board Godown, Arbadji & ‘Co., K.—227, David, Bin-

Singapore ondo

Abdulla & Co., E. M.—27, Robinson Asiatic Commercial Corporation—139-

143, Juan Luna, Binondo

Road Charter, T. H.—P.O. Box 1201

Asiatic Universal Trading Co.—184, Dehn & Company, Inc.—P.O. Box 183

Sorangoon Road

Bartvolomeutz, Ltd., F. A. — 3a, Dodge & Seymour, Ltd. (New York,

U.S.A.)—P.O. Box 1345

Raffles Quay

Beoker, P. A. F.—2, F in layson Green Goldenberg, McLeod & Co. —- 144,

Juan Luna, Binondo

Beins, Pat. A.—P.O. Box 60 Muller and Phipps (Manila), Inc.

Bin & Go., S. I.—25, Bonham Build —P.O. Box 1476

ing, Ohulia Street Presby, S. A.—Insular Life Building

Connell Bros. Co., Ltd.—117, Cecil Verlinden, M.—50, Escolta

Street Warrington, R. O.—400, iSan Yicente

Dodge & Seymour, Ltd. — Laidlaw Wolff & Co., Inc., T. J.—20, Plaza

Building Moraga

Duncan Roberts, Ltd.—112, Robinson

Road BORNEO

Eastern Import Export Co. — 40, Tan Sum Guan & Son—61, Ewe Hal

High Street

Guthrie & Co., Ltd.—24, Battery Rd. Street, Sarawak

Gurinnell, J. K.—/P.O. Box 223

Harr, Feed—128a, Robinson Road MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS (sse

International IndextixO Co. — 27, under Doctors)

t Raffles Chambers

i Keat Cheang & Co., Ltd.—7G. Robin- MERCHANTS (see under Importers

and Exporters)

i son Road

Lim Hoe Chuang, Ltd.—257, Tanjong

i Pagar Road' METAL MERCHANTS

Malayan Commercial Agenuy •— 184,

f Serangoon. Road JAPAN

Muller & Phipps (Malaya), Ltd —

t Union Building Kobe

Naina Mohamed & Sons—22, Battery Pastel & Co., W.—38, Isobe Dori

Road

61

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

240 METAL MERCHANTS

Osaka Meyerink & Go./ rW.- 12, Pedder

Aall & Co., Ltd —9, Koraibashi Street

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd.—14,

MANU^SMANNIiOEHRENWERK—•P.O, Bt' X Pedder Street

10° Moses & Co.—Duddell Sti'bet

Tokyo Morton Brothers & Co.—China

Building

On Fat & Co.—25, Wing Rat Street

Nichio Boyeki Shokai-^-7, Futaba-cho Rudolf,

Shiba-ku Wolff & Kew—54, Queen’s

Road Central

Yokohama Sander, Wieler & Co.—5, Des Vceux

Strome & Co.—S3, Yamash i ta-cho Road Central

Sassoon & Co., Ltd.,. David—8a, (Des

KOREA Vceux Road Central

Shewax, T<1mes Co.—St. George’s

Bennett & .Co,—Chemulpo Building. • ,

Sihgon & Co,—35, Hing Lung Street

Tanaka & Co.—Fusan Union Trading Co.---York Building

CHINA Wioking & Co., HARRY^Prinde’s

Building.

Canton Yee Kee Hong—64, Connaught Road

Central

Goeke fc Cb., A.—85, British Conces-

sion Shanghai

Hankow Aluminium (V), Ltd.—3/Canton Road

Behn. Meyer & Co.—The Bund American Metal .Cov, Ltd.—Sassoon

House, Nanking' Road

S.A.T). 3

Chung Hwa Steel Products & Trad- Ajikell & Douglas, Inc.—3, Canton

FxteiiCo., iLtd.—33, Rue de Paris Road & Co., Ltd.—],, Ranking Road

ing

Pao Shun Rung Sze—Pao fehun Road Arnhord

Wen & Co., M. K.—9, Yi Yuen Street Balfour

Road

& Co., Ltd.—S', Museum

Hongkong Bohler Brothers & Co., Ltd.—7,

The Bund

A Ming Co.—105, Des Vceux Road Bowern & Co.—38, Canton Road

Central Bush, Mack & Co.—3, Hankow Road

Au Siu Cho —China Building Chang Dah Yuen & Co.—43, Broadway

Basto & Co.-—10, Queen’s Road C. China Metal Products Co.—514, Con-

Bradley & Co.—Prince’s - Building naught Road

China Commercial Co.—21, Connaught China Metallisatior Co.—451, Kiang-

Road Central se Road

Fung Tang—Pedder Building Ching Chong, Y.—136, Broadway

Gibb, Livingston & Co.—P. & O. Chung Hwa Steel Products Co.—39,

Building Szechuen Road

Gilman & Co.—43, Des Vceux Road C. Critta.ll Manufacturing Co.—74, Sze-

Hoo Cheong Woo & Co.—51, Con- chuen Road

naught Road Central E-Zung Chong & Co.—273, Broadway

Ip Tak & Co.—36a, Queen’s Road C. Eickhoff & Co.—451, Kiangse Road

Kwong Sang & Co.—59, Connaught Furukawa Electric Co.—32, Jinkee

Road Central. Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

METAL MERCHANTS —MINING 241

High Speed Steel Alloys, Ltd.—8, Neilsen & Winther, Ltd.—128, Vic-

Museum Road toria Road

Hopkins, Dunn & Co.—48, Szechuen Pottinger & Co.—55, Victoria Road

Road1 Walte & Co.—186, Bristow Road

Hutchison & Co., J. D.—1, Canton

Road SIAM

Innis & Riddle (China), Ltd.—7, Bangkok

Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Kien 'Kee Mining Co.—20, Museum Barrow, Brown & Co., Ltd.—Tapan

Road Hua Takay

King Kee & Co.—22, Seward Road Borneo Co., Ltd., The

MoGeegor Iron Works—235, Ward Buan Hoa Seng & Co.

Road

Metallization Co. of China Co.. Ltd. Siamese Tin Syndicate, Ltd.

—56, Szedmen Road MALAYA

Osborn & Co., Ltd— 2a, Kiukiang

Road Singapore

Poldi Steel Works—60, Kiangse Road

Reuter, Brockelmann & Oo. — 452, Boon Place

Seng & Co., Ltd. — 1, Raffles

Kiangse Road, Gammeter & Co.—92, Robinson Road

Sheh Chang Trading Co.—100, Peking Diamond Metal Products Co.—601,

Road Kampong Road

South Wales Tinplate Corporation - Moulton (Eastern), Ltd., E. S. & R.

P.O. Box 1324 C.—Union Building

Stewarts & Lloyds, Ltd.—41, Sze-

chuen Road MINING

Strong & Oo.—452, Kiangse Road JAPAN

Sumitomo Goshi Kaisha—5, Kiukiang

Road Korea

United States Steel Products Co.— The Oriental Consolidated Mining

1, Canton. Road Co.—Hokuchin Chosen

Wah Foung & Co.—A1296, Broadway

Ward, Ltd., Thqs. W.—8, Museum CHINA

Road Foochow

Way Chong & Co.—W156, Kweichow

Road Kailan Mining Administration—c/o

Zee & Sons, W. Z.—A. 1299, Broadway Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Hongkong

Swatow Hong Kong Iron Mining Co., Ltd.—

3, Chater Road

® unfold & Co. Kailan Mining Administration —

Queen’s Building

Tientsin Peiping

Behn, Meyer & Co.—Taku Road Kailan Mining Administration—Le-

Collins & Co., Ltd.—75 Consular gation -Street

Road' SIAM

Forbes & Co., Wm.—43, Victoria Road

Gipperich & Co., E.—52, Taku Road Bangkok

Harper & Co.—Robert Dollar Build- East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The

ing Leonowens, Ltd., Louis T.

61*

CLASSLFI,ED LIST OE TRADES

242, MINING^MOTQR GAR' DEALERS,

MAILAYA Oki .muba Shoten -41,, - Shimoyamatet

dori LboR mueeuM

Pahang Budge, Whitworth, Ltd.—39, Akashi-

Raub Australian Gold Mining Co:, Toyo ! machi

Ltd. Shoji KJK.-^-61, Ura machi

Singapore Kyushu

Raub Australian

: Gold Mining Co., Fuji; ; &. Kubata Jidosha. , Shorai —

fmdiznmi-cho

Ltd.- Lo/o‘ Derrick & G<>.

SlNGKEP MaATSOHAPPY (TlN) — P.6. Nakamura ; yatna-chb

Jidosha Shokai—iKanii Ko-

Box 548

Gaw Bros., Ltd.—59, Chulia Street : kasu-cho NWpon Jidosha K.K.—Higashi Na-

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Yanase

! Jidosha' K-K,—Kaipi C.ofuku

Manila ; cho , .h»_I . n3 A ntOdaO

Baguio, ;:i Gold Mining', Co.—P.O r Box

2f68e '■ ■ 1

' ' \v

Balatoc,. Mining,, Co,—6K},, National CitiKUDA ku-cho

SHoten—52, Shin i'unaida-

City ‘Baluk Buildjng, Jujui Luna,' Hashimoto iShokai—10, Senbk-cho : ’

B5#un<9p

Benguet. Consolidated Mining Co.- Yamaguichi Motors—41, Ura., Goto'^

National City Bank Biiilding, Juan machi

Luna, Binondo Nagoya

Benguet Exploration- ^Syndicate—P.

O. Box 2606 Dai-Iohi Automobiles Co:, Ltd.—<

Big Wedge Mining Co.—P.O. Box Yaba-cho , n • >•

2666 Habley-Davidson Motorcycle Sales

Itogon Mining Co.-^Regina Build- Co.—Temma-cho , j

ing, David, Binondo' Nippon Automobile Co.—O-ike-cho,

BORNEO Naka-ku.

Sarawak Osaka

Ak.ao Tomikichi—73, Sugawara-dori,

Kita-ku

SiBazaar,

me, Darby &

Kuching .0,0., LTD.-rfs Main

America Shokai—21, Higashi Umeda-

chb

MOTION PICTURESKsee Films) Asahi Jidosha Shokai—21, Kikko-sho

MOTOR OAR DEALERS, ETC. Asano Seisaku-chO—1,' !‘iBenten-cho

Datto Jidosha Seizo K.K.—1, Minami

JAPAN Okajima

Fukuda Jidosha Shokai—2-72, Kami

Kobe Fukushima Naka

Fujita Jidosha Gomei Kaisha—30, General Motors (Japan) Ltd.-Tsura-

machi, Minatoku

Naka-machi

Fujita iShokai — 129, Nakayamate- bata choJidosha Unyu-ten—100, Shi-

Hanshin

dori

Keneki JidoshAj SuofEN, K.K.—44, Hanshin Kokudo Jidosha K.K.—34,

Ebie Kami-cho

Shiriike Kita-madii 1

O. K. J idojitensha-bu-^—15, Shimoya- Harley-IDavidson Motorcycle (Sales

matc-dori 1

■ - Co.—71, Kamifukushima

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MOTORS OAR DEALERS- (JAaPAE) 243

:

Hokoku Jn>0STfeA K.K:-Ef).?. Kami Fu- Franco-Japonaise Citroen Automobi-

le Co.—4, Uchisarwai-cho

kushima Naka

Justtin ’Ena I AT JI DOSHA K,.K\--333, Frazar Co.—P.O. Box 158

JUso Nishino-oho

IKawamori Shotkn—2-53, Ko'basKi Hi- Futaeaya cho

vShoteN'—7,>; Sakurada-Kubo-

gashino-clxo

Kintaku JidoshX K.K.—F2, HigasKi IlARXEy Davidson Motor Cycle Sales

Co.—12, Tameike-cho

IJmcdaxiho

Kokusai Jidosha Shokai 2f>’9, 1 Sonfe Iwaya Jidosha IK.K.—7, Ginza

shki Kami-dori

Kondo J t DOSHA-TfcN—-39, 1

Tani-machi Japanmachi

Automob/le Co:—3, Tameike-

KYoxirsr; ,ta; Gosln 1 Kaisha— Jay W. Myers, Inc.—P.O. Box F. 89

Minami Shin jMachi j 'Central ;

IvYoTa Kos'ho^K.K.—1, Tbsabori-dori Kokusai Jidqsha . K.K.--34, Tameike

MARtTKo''Jidosha- Srokai—30, iSonesaki Akasaka-ku

Sl/inchi Madden, Y. G.—P.O. Box 71

'N'ichibei .Jidosha K.K.—18, Baknro- Mitsubishi KokuKi- K.K.—Hinode-

macbi j cho, Shiba-ku

KicHiBET SyioTkx • 18: Dbjima ‘ Hama- Naigai Kogyo IKaisha, Ltd.—5, Yura-

dori ku-cho

INichibei Star Jidosha K.K.—46, Ko- Nichi Ei Motor Co.—3, Tameike

bayashi-choib ’ Nichio Boyeki . Shokai—7, Futaba-

Nippon Jidosha K.IK.—Sonezaiki Ka- cho

mi-dori N icjJO,- Fursu Citroen Jidosha Kaisha

Osaka Chuo Jidosha Shokai—30, —4, Uchisaiwai-cho

Kamifokusbima Minami-cho Nichibiu Star Motor, Sales- Co.—3,

Osaka Jidosha iK.K.—6. Nikh?baga- Tameike-mach i

JjoOri Eitaxfdori Safety Motor Car Go. — l, Temma-

Osaka JibbsHA Shoji K.E.—28, tlfie- cho

da^ b Tokyo Motor Bus ; Co.—46, Kita-

Sansho Jidosha. K.K.-~biV, Kamifuku- In£?irCc&0;, ■;

shima Mii^sttni-chb

Star JibosiiA Shokai—3-51, Honda- To?at Shiba-ku

Mpio.RS, Ltd.—64, Tanmra-cho

machi

Tathei iShokai—1, Dojima. Hama-dori Building,Automobile

Yanase Go.—Chiyoda-

Minami Temma-cho

To%' Jidosha K.IK.—lb, Sonezaki

Shinchi Yokohama

Jidosha Shokai—1090, Sakura-

gawh-chb'

Yanase Jidosha K.K.—18, Umeda Ford Motor. .,C6. ; .of, Japan--3414,

Moriya-cho

KRja-ku

EXnagawa Motor K.K.—17, Sakuragi-

Shimonosebi

Shimonoseki Kurata Tekkosho—Moriya-cho-

Jidosha—iKanmozaki-cho ’Nippon

?

Tomita Tsuruzo—Nishinabe-cho Ford Jidosha IK.K.-—Moriya-

, cho

Tokyo Nippon Jidosha K.K.—24, Sakuragi-

Aoi Jidosha . Shokai—Tameike, Aka- cho

saka-kii Takemura Shokai—3, .Ohta-machi

Chuo Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha—3/7, .Yanase Shoji Kaisha—14, SakuragL

Yuraku cho cho

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

244 MOTOR CAE DEALERS (CHINA)

KOEEA Hongkong

Keijo J idoska—116, Hasegawa-cho, American

nessy Eoad

Motor Car Co.—366, Hen-

Seoul

Nippon Jidosha Kaisha—Seoul Asiatic American Co.—48, Stanley

Sale & Co.—75, Takezoe-cho, Seoul Street

Yamamoto Jidosha Shokai—74, Taihei Brandt & Co.—P.O. Box 272

China Motor Bus Co. — Chatham

dori, Seoul Road, Kowloon

CHINA China Motor Supply Co.—28, !Des

Voeux Road Central

Canton Dragon Motor Car Co., Ltd., The—

33, Wong Nei Chong Road

Goeke & Co., A.—85, Brit. Concession Duro

Western Motor Oar Co.—46, Shakee East Motor Co.—132, Nathan Road

Eoad Point Garage—Yee Wo Street

Gascon Motor Co.—2, Kwong Wah

Chefoo Road

Chefoo Weihsien Motor Co. Getz’s Motor Service Station—Corn-

er of Lockhart Road & Marsh Road:

Dairen Gilman & Co., Ltd.—4a, iDes Voeux

Eoad Central

Liaotung Motor Company—33, Yama- Goeke A Co., A.—China Building

(4th floor)

gata-dori

Oriental Motors Co:—22, Yamagata- Road, AKowloon

Harper Co., Wallace—745, Nathan

dori Hongkong Hotel Garage — Queen’s-

Behder & Dorn—17, Yamagata-dori Road Central

Hankow Hongkong

The—Bank ofMotor

CantonAccessory

Building Co.y

Behn, Meyer & Co.—11, The Bund Hong Kong Used Cars, Ltd. —

Belcher, E.—Corner of Hunan Eoad Exchange Building

China Inland Motors — 35, Eue Du- Kai—Kai Tack Motor Bus Co. (1926) Ltd.

Tack Bund, Kowloon City

ll ail Kowloon Motor Bus Co.—0, Con-

Gale Co., L.E.—48, Eue Dautremer naught Road West

Wuhan Motors—The Bund Lam Wing Yan A Co.—313, Hennessy

Eoad

Harbin Lancia Garage—348, Hennessy Eoad

Chinese American Automobile Co.— Orient Motor Car Co., The—303-309.

Hennessy Road

116, Ching Yang Chai

Dodge Brothers Motor Cars—29, way BayMotorboat Co., Ltd.—Cause-

Republic

Commercial Street

Dodge A Seymour—33, Komerscheska- Ross A Co., Alex—Prince’s Building

Rudolf, Wolff A Kew—56, Queen's

ya Street Road Central

Dunlop Rubber Co. — iKitakskaya Thornycroft & Co. - Pioneer Building

Street

Frazari Federal Inc.--29, Commercial nessy Road Supply Co.—311, Hen

Union Motor

Street

Whitta’s Drive Yourself Service—

Hoihow Cameron Road, Kowloon

World Motor Supply—2, Wyndhant

Hainan Motor Co.—Main Eoad Street

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MOTOR CAR DEALERS (CHINA) 245

Macao China General Ominbus Oo., Ltd.--

Sassoon House

Auto Palacb 4C, Avenida Almeida China Motors, Fed. Inc. -702, Bub-

Ribeiro

Oarage Lusitania—Ie^ Avenida, Al- bling Well Road

meida' Ribeiro China Rubber Tyre Co., Ltd.—42,

Avenue Edward, VII.

Mukden Dodge & Seymour—3, Can con Road

South Manchuria 1 Motor Co.—20, Dong Chong ; Cycle and Motor Co,—

Chiyota-cbo-■ . 608, Nanking Road

Fnited Motors Corporation—37, Chi- Dunlop Rubber Co.—9, Foochow Road

yoda-dori Enssle, K.—17, Sopchow Road.

Peiping Express Vulcanising and Tyre Co.—

351, Avenue) Eoch„

American Chinese Co. — 4, Tung Fisk Road

Tire ^Export Co.-—451, Kiangse

Ciianjir An Cftieh 1 Foo Lai Tyre and Rubber Co. - 863,

Black & Co., J.F.—32, Ta'Juan Eu Park Road

Hutung' ^ Ford Motor Co.,, Exports, Inc. -

Chihli

Dsieh Motors—65, Wang Fu Da Frost, Robert Dollar Wharf, Pootung

Bland &

iDunlop Rubber Co.—15, Kan Yu -In General Motors jChInaCo.—6,Szechuen Road

tung Inc. —3, North

Yangtsze Road

Frazar, FeJoEral Inc —2D 1, Hatainen Goodyear Tyre1 and Rubber Co.—3,

Street . „ , ; Canton Road

General American Oar OoirHOrand Grand Garage Frajicais^—<356, Avenue

HoteJ, de, Pclcin Joffre

Lee Shenq .Qo, -bTs, llataiUen Street Great China Garage Co.—40, North

Modde, F.—39, Mahsienhutung Shansi Roa

Yen Nan & Co.-^78, Tung Sze Tan Ta Haftar.enbusch Wlotcr Co.. 11«),

Chieh Avenue Foch

Honjgsberg & Son—271, Medhurst

Road

American Asiatic Traiu>to>\ Co,—17, II Road

UDFORp . Motors -36, Great Western

The Bund

American Engineering Corporation changGarage

John

Road

Go., Ltd.—974, Woo-

(China)—583,; Bubbling. Well Road ;

Anderson and Ferroglaro 497, Lee Lee Garage Co.—17, Soochow Rd.

Bii'bbling Well Road Melchers & Co.—19, Kiukiang Road

Arnold & Co., Ltd.—1,. Nanking Rd. Michelin & Co.—16, Museum Road

Auto Castle—242, Avenue Jo fire Moody, Mark L. (Fed. Inc., U.S.A.)

Auto Palace Co., Ltd.—1(X), Route du —10, Avenue Edward VII

Cardinal Mercier Motor Accessories & Hardware Oo<—

Baychee Motor Car "do.—3a, Yates 22, Siking Road

Road Nahmmacher, Carl—563, Avenue Foch

Behn, Meyer China Co.—421, Kiangse Hanyang Motor Supply Co.—202,

Road Avenue Edward VII.

Bills Motors—Corner of Avenue .Neuborg. Motor Service Co.—162,

Foch Medhurst Road

China Auto Accessories Co-—769, Overland Motors, Ltd.—694, Bub-

Bubbling Well Road' bling Well Road'

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

246 MOTOE CAR DEALERS (CHINA, MALAYA)

Radio and Auto Supply Co.—1, Thibet Tientsin Auto Supply Co.—76, Rue-

du 14 Juliet

Road

Sammann & Co. (China), Paul E.—3, Tsingtao

'Canton Road

Servauto, Ltd.—336, Avenue de Roi Adams, T.—2, Chekiang Road

Albert

Shanghai Horse Bazaar and Motor American-Oriental Motors, Fed. Inc.

U.S.A.—78, IJonan Road

Co.—694, Bubbling Well Road Hansen & Co., Ulf.-20, Kuan Tao

Shanghai Motor Sales Co.—859, Road

Avenue Edward VII. Tsingtao Motors Fed. Inc. — 11,

Shanghai Motors — 994-6, Avenue Chung Shan Road

Joffre

Thornycroft A Co., John I — 3, MALAYA

Canton Road

Union Motors—192, Avenue Foch Malacca

United Motor Co.—1451, Avenue Road Borneo Motors and Borneo Chevro-

Universal Auto Supply 0o.—-J1170, let, Ltd.

Avenue Edward VII. Malacca Motor Garage—81, Jonker

Tientsin Street

Tan Soo Hock & Co.—127, Jonker

American Chinese Co., Fed., Inc., Street

U.S.A.—36, 40 & 42, Rue de France

Berger’s Enterprises, iLtd. — 108, Negri Sembilan

Taku Road Borneo-Ohevrolet, Ltd.—Setul Road,

Chihli Motors—10, Taku Road Seremban

China-Continental Commence Co.— Motorists’ Stores and Agency Co.—

Continental Building 87, Birch Road, iSeremban

China Northern Corporation—47-55,

Rue de Paris Penang

iDello & Co., Ltd.—32, Woodrow Wil-

son Street Borneo Motors and Borneo Chevk>

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. —19, Victoria let, Ltd.—Farquhar Street

Terrace Chin Seng & Co.—[NTortham Road

FraZAr Federal Inc.—25, Rue du 14 Cycle & Carriage Co., Ltd.—12,

Julliet Bishop Street

Garage Central—67, Ru'e de France Goergetown Motors—1, China Street

German Cycle Co.—25, Rue G. Italasia, Ltd.—Railway Building

Deveria Wearne Brothers', Ltd.—30, Anson

John’s Import and Export Co.—272, Road

Takii Road

National Motors Co., The — c/o L. Perak

Sirtori & Co.

North China Motors Corporation— Borneo Motors and Borneo Chevro-

let, Ltd.—Brewster Road, Ipoh

46, Bromley Read

Rehder & Dorn—22, Rue de 14 Julliet Cycle

68,

& Carriage Co., (1926), Ltd —

Brewster Road

Robertson- Evans Motors — Corner Italasia, Ltd.—31, Andersen Road,

Meadows and Taku Roads Ipoh

Stanley Motor Service Co. — 37, Metcalfe’s—60, Brewster Road, Ipoh

Bromley Road

Teh Chang Trading Co.—113, Rue Taik Perak Motors—32, Lahat Road, Ipoh

Dillon Ho & Co.—60. Main Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MOTOR CAR DEALERS (MALAYA, D/E.I.) 247

United Motors Co.—3, Jalan Patani, Miscellaneous Agency—167, Selegie

Kuala Kantgsar Road

Universal Cars, Ltd.—Gopeng Road, Motor Traders Finance Co.—46, Or-

Ipoh chard Road

Wearne Brothers, Ltd. — Gopeng Moulton (Eastern), Ltd. — Union

Road,' Ipoh Building

Oriental Motors—46, Orchard Road

Selangor Singapore Motors—281, Orchard Road'

Borneo Motors and Borneo Chevro- StraitsRoad

Motor Garage 'tl, Orchard

let, Ltd.—Am pang Road, Kuala Thornycroft (Singapore), Limited—

Lumpur Thornycroft House

Cycle & Carriage, Ltd.—Kuala Lum- Universal Cars, Ltd. — 45, Orchard

pur Road

Italasia, Ltd.—7, Kadang Kerbau United Motor Works, Ltd.—137, Or-

Road, Kuala Lumpur chard 'Road

Klang and Cycle and Motor Works Wearne Brothers, Ltd.—45, Orchard

—Klyne Street, Kuala Lumpur

Straits Motor Garage—292, Batu Road

Road, Kuala Lumpur INIDO-CHINA

Universal Cars, Ltd. — Robertson

Road, Kuala Lumpur Provinces du Tonkin

Wearne Brothers, Ltd. — Rodger

Street, Kuala Lumpur Transports Automobiles

Singapore SIAM

Asia Motor Garage —142, Orchard

Road

Borneo Motors and Borneo Chevro- BangkokBridge

Trading^ Co. — Pitstien

let, Ltd.—68, Orchard Road

Central Motor Hiring Co. — 283, Barrow, Takay

Brown & Co.—Tapan Hua

Orchard Road

Cycle & Carriage Co., (1926), Ltd. Mark’s Tyre Store—New Road

Orchard1 Road Menam Motor Boat Co., Ltd.

Eastern Auto Co., Ltd.—69-79, Or-

chard Road NETHERLANDS INDIA

l Federated Motors, Ltd.—48, Orchard

1 Road Batavia

Ford Motor Co. oe Malaya—142, Ro- Automobiel Import Mu., N.V.

! binson Road

,Garcia’s Motor Transport Service— Becker & Co., N.Y. Soerabaiasche

Maohinehandel v/h

Si, 5, Orchard Road.

i jInternational Indenting Co. — 27, ' IBf,hn, Meyer, & Co-., H. .Mu., N.Y.

| Raffles Chambers Bendien & Co., X.V. Import Maats-

j Italasia, Ltd.—64, Orchard Road CHAPPU v/h

i Lyons Motors'- Ltd.—92-100, Orchard “ Maatschappij

pERKHEMER ” N.V. AUTOMOBIEL

i Road

IVtalaya-s-t Motors, Ltd. 14, Orchard Borneo Sumatra Handel Maatschappij

Fiat Import Co., N.V.

t; Road

Miller Rubber Peqdu.qts ,Co. ■— 68, ■Fuchs?; A Hens, N.V. Maatschappij

Cecil Street t.v.d.z. v/h (Weltevredep)

OLAlSfeliCIKD. J4§T ;Off. TIUI>^S;

248 MOTOE CAR DEALERS (D.E.I.,. PRILIPRIMEfS)

N. Y. General Motors — Tanjong Sourabaya

Priok

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd. Automobiel Import Mu., M.Y.

“ Java ” Handelsvereeniginiq Becker & Co., N.Y. Soerabaiasohk

MotoIis, Ltd. (Weltevreden) , Machinehandel v/h

SCHNITZLER & CO. Behn, Meyer & Co., H. Mu., N.Y.

Societa Commercials Oltremarina, Bendien chappij &v/hCo.,. N.Y. Import Maats-

N.V. Borneo Sumatra Handel Maatschappij

Velodrome, N.V. (Weltevreden)

Yerwey & Lugard’s Agtomobiel Fiat' Import Coi, N.V.

Fuchs & Rens, N.V. Maatschappij

Maatschappij, N.V. t.v.v. t.v.d.z. v/h

Macassar “ Glaser N.V. Autohandel

“ Java ” Handelsvereeniging

Borneo Sumatra Handel Mu. Schnitzler & Co.

Bouwy, Gebroeders Societ'a Commerciale Oltremarina,

Ledeboer & Co., W. B. N.V.

JSf. V. Celebes Motor Company—Hoo- Verwey &rN-V.Lugard’s Automobiel

Velodrome,

gepad 25-27 - C

Compagnie Commerciale Schmid & MaatschaPptj, N.V. t.v.v.

Jeandel

Moluksche Handels Vennootschap PHIiLIPPlNE ISLANDS

Padang Cebu

International

Borneo Sumatra Handel Maatschappij Philippines Harvester Co. of the

Fiat Import Co., N.V.

Van Houten Steffan & Co., Mu.. Iloilo

t.v.d.z. . International Harvester Co. of thb

Kolk & Co., Automobielhandel Philippines

Velodrome, N.V.

Manila

Semaraug

Acme Motor—Plaza Miranda, Quiapo

Autohandel Barendse Auto and Cycle Supply—320, Bustos,

Behn Meyer &> Co.1;-A. Mu., N.V. Santa Cruz

“ Berhemer " N.V. Automoeiel Automotive Sales Oo.—2, T. Pinpin

Maatschappij Auto Trucking Co., Inc.—1955, Azear

Borneo Sumatra Handel Maatschappij raga

Fiat Import Co., N.V. Bachrah Motor Co., Inc. — 25th

Fuchs & Rens, N.V. Maatschappij Chico’s Street, Port Area

T.V.D.Z. V/H Truck and Supply—345, Con-

“ Java ” Hanuelsvereeniging onigo, Paco

Lewis, Autohandel A. Erlanger & Gallinger, Inc.—601, Es-

Schnitzer & Co. colta

Velodrome, N.V. Estrella Auto Palace—536, Gandara,

Santa Cruz

Verwey k Lugard’s Automobiel Goodrich International Rubber Co.—

Maatschappij iDerham Building, Port Area

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MOTOR CAR DDAlLER S- - MU SIC AL INSTRUMENTS 249'

iLuneta Motor Co. - 54, San Louis, Nagoya

Ermita

Manila Auto Supply Co.—502, Azcar- Eiwa-do.—Kobayashi-cho

ragas, San Nicolas Nippon Gakki K.K.—Sakae-niachi

Manila Ovesland Sales Co. — 805, Nipponopkone Co.—Nishinyanagi-cho'

Eehague, San Miguel Sato .Shokai—Ura- shio-machi

Manila Trading and Supply Co.-P. Suzuki Violin Fagtory—8, Matsuya-

O. Box 744

Manila Yellow Taxicab Co.—477, A. ma-cho

Mabini Nagasaki

Motor Service Co., Inc.—408, Rizal

Santa Cruz Hirao Shokai—95, Higashi Hamano-

Philippine Auto ' Supply Co.—720, I machi

Rizal Avenue Ito TATSUiCHiRO — 54, Kabashima-

machi

Ram Car, 1x0.-110-116, Padre Faura, Nishimura

Ermita Gakkiten — 41, Kajiya-

machi

Zamboanga

Backrich Motor Co.—Calles Cor- Osaka

cuera & Marahui Akashiya Gakkiten—14, Azuchi-maehi

Plaza Hotel Garage Nippon Gakko Seizo — 9-31, Kita-

Horie Kami-dori

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Nipponophone K.K.—'Kokusan Build-

JAPAN ing

Okoamato Yokko Gakiten—71, Junkei-

Kobe cho

| Daichiku Gomel Uaisha—221, Moto- Shidzuoka

| machi

'j IDaichikL Shokai—53, Tamon-dori Kawabe Eisaku Shoten—Gofuku-cho

Katani-ya Shokai—63, Kano-cho. Shidzuoka Gakki K.K.—Inakawa

i Kawano iShoten—62, Shimoyamate- jYoshimi tsuji-cho

YoshisUke Shot'en—Fudano-

j dori

. Marumiya Gakkitkn—4, Kamitsutsui- Tokyo

| cho

Miki Gakkiten -178, Motomachi-dori Columbia Gramophone Co. or Japan—

i Nakamura Keitei Shokai—43, Naka 10, Ginza

[ machi

f Nippon Chukuonki Shokai—125, Mo- Foreign Piano Importing Co.—2,

Minamisaegichb *

) tomachi-dori Katana Shokai—1, Gofukubashi

\ Oncho-sha—65, Sannomiya-sho Suga Gakki Ten—6, Hoongo

i' Victor Selling Agency—2-89, Naka Yamano Music—7, Ginza

yamate-^lori

Yokohama

Kyushu

— Nippon Gakki K.K.—59, Sumiyoshi-

i Dai Nippon Katoi Qngakukai—Naka- cho

| j ima-cho ■Nipponophone Oo.—125, Kumesaki Ka-

i Nippon Ckikuonki Shokai—42, Shimo • wasafci

Shinkawabata-eho j Shiraga Gakkiten—104, Isezaki-cho

Nippon Gakki K.K.—Shimo Shikawa- Taiyo-do Chikuonyiten 105. Isezaki-

bata-cho cho

CLAJd^YLE*); LIST OT TRADES

250 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS-LNEWSPAPERS AND Pt'iiLICATIONS

Tokyo Piano Siiokai—?87, Yamashita- MAL^A,,

cho

Yictok Talking Machine Co. — 3442, Penang

Moriya-cho

Yasue Chikuonkiten—23, Isezaki-cho Robinson Piano ' Co., Ltd., The -

Beach Street

KOREA Perak

Tanaka & Co.—Eusan Robinson Piano Go., Ltd., The — 3r

CHINA Post Office Road, Ipoh

Dairen Selangor

Yamaha & Co.—50, Sinanp-machi Robinson Piano Go., Ltd. — Kuala

Hankow Lumpur

Robinson Piano Co., Ltd.—35, San- Singapore

kiao Street Garcia, W. J.—5',‘ Orchard Road

Hongkong Miscellaneous Agency, The — 167,,

Selegie Road

Anderson Music Co., Ltd., The—Stv Robinson Piano Co., LTOj-rWimches-

George’s Buildings ter House,-Collyer Quay

China Phonograph & Radio, Ltd.— Season Co.,-.Ltd—115, North Bridge

York Building Road

Pathe-Orient Ltd. —61, Des Veeux PHIiLIPPINE ‘ISLANDS

Road Central

Tsang Took Piano Co.—9, Ice House Manila

Street

Peiping Lyric Music House, Inc.—633, Es-

oolta, Binondo

Moutrie & Co.—8, Rue Marco (Polo Quaison & Co., Inc., C.—338, Raon

Shanghai NEWSPAPERS AND

R.C.A. Victor Company of China PUBLICATIONS

Robinson Piano Co., Ltd.—103, Nan- JAPAN

king Road Kobe

Tientsin

A.wa-machi

B. 0. Shipping Guide—65, Nani-

Boss, F. H. - Taku Road

Lung Kee Trading Co.—40, Rue du Chugai machi

Shogyo Shimpo-sha—80, Kyo-

Marechal Foch

Lyric Music House—10a, Woodrow Directory &TChronicle

China, Malaya, etc. —3,of Japan,

Kaigan-

Wilson Street dori

Moutrie & Co., Ltd. — 107-109, Vic- Hanshin Boyeki N ippo-sha—1-89, Ki-

toria Road tanagasa-dori

Pathe-Orient, Ltd.—44, Rue de France Heishin Nippo-sha—39, Shimagami

Robinson Piano Co., Ltd.—177, Vic- Japan Advertiser—10, Kaigan-dori

toria Road

Victoria Music Hoi/se — 52, Rue du ' i Japan Chronicle—65, Naniwa-machi

Japan Times—76, Kyo-machi

Marechal Foch

clajssiMd List of trades

NDWiSPAPEDS AND PEftLIOATIONS (JAPAN) 251

JlTSUGO HOCHI SHlMBtJN-SHA—285, Mo- Nagoya

to-machi

Kobe Beihi Ichiba Nippo-sha—24, AjcIHt cho

Shimbun-sHa- 13, KobayaShi-

Matsuya-cho Nagoya Mainighi Shimbun-sha—Shin

Kobe Herald

Naniwa-machi and Osaka Gazette—23, sakae-machi, Naka-ku

Kobe & Osaka Press, Ltd.—14-23, Nagoya batacho

Shimbunh,ha—-Nishi Kawa-

Naniwa-machi

Kobe Nichi-Nichi Shimbun-sha—33, Osaka Mainichi—Otsu-cho, Nishi-ku

Osaka Asahi—Funairo-cho,

Minamiku

Ku^unoki-cho

Kobe iSansht-kengy© !N ippo-sha-'-6,

Sakae-machi Osaka

Kobe Sin mb gn—'2-327,. Aza Kitora

Kobe Yushin Nippo-sha—11, Sakae- Chugai Keori Shimbun-sha — 2-255,

machi14^5'^* *Boy Ishinb-cho

Nippon Orimono iShimbun-sha—179, Japan Times—5, Tosabori-dori .

Sannomiya-cho Kogyo Shimbunsha—106, Nakano-

Osaka Asahi Shimbun—2-14, Yashiki- shima, Kita-ku

oka Nagoya !Shimbun-sha—69, Komatsu-

Osaka Mainichi ohinbgn-sha—1, Sa- bara-dori

kae-machi Osaka Asahi Shimbun—3, Nakanoshi-

Osaka Nichi-nichi Shim bun-s ha— 118, ma

Shimoyamate-idori Osaka Mainichi (English)—36, Doji-

Shogyo Shimpo-sha—97, Kami Samjo- makami-dori

cho Osaka Nichi Nichi Shimbun-sha—7,

Yukan Osaka Shimbun-sha—21, Mizu- Kitahama

ki-dori Osaka Shin Nippo-sha—136, Kami Fu-

kushima

Kyoto Tokyo Maiyo Shimbun-sha—21, Taka-

gaki-cho

Eastern Buddhist—Otani University

Kyoto Nighi-Nichi Shimbun iSha- Tokyo

Karasumaru

Osaka Asahi Shinbhm Sha—Sanjo Chugai Shogyo Shimpo Sha—36,

Tominokoji Kitaj ima-cho

Directory

Japan, and Chronicle

Malaya, of China,

etc. —6, Nihon-

Kyushu bashi

IKyu&hi Nippqsha—2, Nakajima-cho “Herald op Asia”^—4, Uchisaiwai-oho

Nippon Dempo Tsushinsha—984, Shi- Hochi Shimbun-sha—13, Yuraku-cho

ma Keigo-cro Japan Advertiser—1, Uchisaiwai-cho

Osaka Asahi Shimbunsha—Imaizumi- Japan Times and Mail—5, Uchisaiwai-

cho cho

Osaka Mainichi Shimbunsha—Fuku- Kokumin Shimbun-sha—Kaga-cho

toku Beimei Building Miyako Shimbun-sha—6, Uchisaiwai-

cho

Tokyo Asahi Shimbun-sha—3, Yuraku-

cho

Nagasaki Nichi-Nichi Shimbun—2, Tokyo Nichi-Nichi Shimbun-sha—11,

Dejima-cho Yuraku-cho

Nagasaki Shimbun—Tamae-machi Trans-Pacific, The—1, Uchiyamashi-

Toyo Hinode Shimbun—Senma-cho ta-cho

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

252 NEWSPAPERS AND PCELICATIONS (CHINA)

Yamato-iShimbun-sha — 1, Sanjukken- Dairen

bori

Yamubi Shoten—10, Nishikoruga-ma- Daiben Shimbun—Hida-machi

chi AIanchubian Daily News—7, Awajo

Yobodzu Choho—21, Yumi-cho cho

Manshu Nippon—Higashi Koencho

Yokohama Foochow

Japan Advebtisee—51b, Yamashita- Directory and Chronicle of China,

cho

Japan Review, The—66, Yamashita- Japan, Malaya, etc.—Brocket! & Co.

cho Hankow

Japan Times—78, Yamashita-cho

Motobists Handbooks of Japan—83 Centra! China Post Ltd. — T.O.

Yamashita-cho Box 28

Yokohama Mainichi—21, Sumiyoshi- Hankow Heeald—25B, Rue Dauttv-

cho mer

KOREA' Harbin

Chosen Kaisai Nipposha—84, Hase- Fab269Easteen (Stamp Review—P.O. Box

gawa-cho, (Seoul Habbin Commebcial Post—37, Straho-

Keijo Nippo—32, Taihei-dori vaya Street

Mainighi Shimposha—31, Taihei-dori, Habbin Daily News — 14, Bulvarny

(Seoul Prospect

Osaka Mainichi Shimbunsha—33, Nan- Harbin Observeb—37, Strahovaya St.

daimon-dori, Seoul

Seoul Peess—31, Taihei-dori, Seoul Hongkong

CHINA China Mail—3a, Wyndham Street

China Teibune—39, Wyndham Street

Amoy Chop Sticks Monthly Review -

French Bank Building

Directory and Chronicle of China, Directory Malaya, etc.—11, IceChina,

and Chronicle of

Malaya, etc.—Douglas, Lapraik A- Japan,Street

House

Co., The Bund

Dollae Dibectoby—3, Wyndham St.

Canton Hongkong Daily Press, Ltd. -11,

Ice House Street

Canton Daily Sun Hongkong Dibectoby—1, Wyndham

■Canton Gazette—82, Wing Hon Road Hongkong Street

China Tbuth—Ka Nam Tong Build- Wyndham Official Street

Law Repobt—i,

ing Hongkong Sunday Heeald—3, Wynd-

Directory and Chronicle of China, ham Street

Japan, Malaya, etc. Hongkong Telegkaph—1, Wyndham

Hongkong

ting PressDaily Press— shameen Prin Hongkong

Street

Telephone Dieectory—Ex-

Chefoo change Building

Hongkong Weekly Press 11, Ice

Chefoo Daily News House Street

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

NEWSPAPERS AND PUBLICATIONS ' (CHINA) 253

Mam Chung Po—108, Ifollrwood j Shanghai

Road

Nam Keung Yat Po—106, Hollywood American Newspaper Co.—21, Avenue

Road Edward VII

Naval & Militaby Lxeectoby — 1, BritishAU—17, Chamber

The. Bundof, Commerce Jqurn-

Wyndham Street

Newspaper Enterprise^.. Ltd. —'3, Bulletin Commercial D’Extreme

Orient—9, Avenue Edward VII

Wyndham Street

Overland China Mail—3, Wyndhai^ Capital & Trade—25, Jinkee Road

Street China Builder—36, Jinkee Road

Overseas Chinese Daily .News—106, China Christian Advocate—23, Yuen

Ming Yuen Road

Hollywood Road

Rosenstock’s Business Directory of •China Clipper, The—368, Kiangse Rd.

China—P.O. Box 640 China 'Coasters’ Tide Book—17, The

wood Road Blind

South China Daily News — 49-51> China Digest—494Q, Tientsin Road

China Journal—s, Museum Road

Holly wood Road

South China Daily (Pictorial) ChiNA Road

Law Journal—’210, Dixwell

News—49-51, Hollywood Road

South China Morning Post—Wynd- | Ming Medical

China

Yuen Road

Journal—23, Yuen

ham (Street

South China Newspaper, Ltd. 55, China Critic—50, Peking Road

Queen’s Road Central China Press—14, Kiukiang Road

Wah Kiu Yat Po —106, Hollywood China (Stock and Share Handbook—

17, The Bund

Road

Wah Tsz Yat Po.—5, Wellington j Road Trade Year Book—25, Jinkee

China

Street China Times—162, Shantung Road

Macao China Weekly Review—38, Avenue

Edward VII

Directory and Chronicle of China,

Japan, etc.—22, Praca Lobo D’Avila 135, N. Christian

Chinese Intelligencer —

Szechuen Road

Hongkong Daily Press, Ltd.—22, Chinese Nation—10, Kiukiang Road

Praca Lobo D’Avila Chinese Recorder—23, Yuen Ming

Macao Review—26, Rua Central Yuen Road

Directory and Chronicle of China,

Peiping Japan, Malaya, etc.—6, Szechuen

Road

Eastern

Associated Press—2, Tung Chang An Far Eastern Times—708, Chekiang Road

Chieh Investors’ Year Book—

Chinese Medical Journal — Peiping Far Eastern Road.

25, Jinkee

Review—24, The Bund

Union Medical College

Christie’s Peiping Directory Finance and Commerce—6, Kiukiang

Directory and Chronicle of China, Road

Japan, Malaya, etc.—Grand Hotel Guide to Shanghai Rubber Companies

de Pekin —25, J inkee Road

Leader, The—2, Mei Cha Hutung Hallock’s Chinese Almanac — 703,

North Szedhuen Road

National Medical Journal of China Hexagon,

—Peiping Union Medical College The—14, Museum Road

Week in China—2, Mei Cha Hutung Israel’s Messenger—696, Avenue Rd.

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

254 NEWSPAPERS AND PUBLICATIONS (CHINA, MALAYA)

Journal de Shanghai—21, Rue du Seito Shimpo—158, Chung Shan Road

Consul at Tsingtao Times—1, Hsin Tai Road

Modern China—25, Jinkee Road

North China Daily News—17, The SIAM

Bund Bangkok

North China Daily News & Herald,

Ltd.—17, The Bund Bangkok Times

North China Herald—17, The Bund Bangkok Times Weekly Mail

Revue Nationale Chinoise—108, Rue Bangkok Directory

Valion

Shanghai Builder—25, Jinkee Road Siam Free Press

Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury SiamSiam

Directory

Observer

—17, Avenue Edward VII

Shanghai Hong List—17, The Bund Siam Weekly Mail

Shanghai Guide—20, Museum Road INDOCHINA

Shanghai Mail Service—46, Hankow

Road Hanoi

Shanghai Mainichi Shimbun — 77, Avenir Du Tonkin L.—114, Rue Jules

Woosung Road

Shanghai Nippon Sha—3, Barchet Ferry

Road Saigon

Shanghai Nichi Nichi Shimbun—121,

Chappo Road

Shanghai Times—38, Avenue Edward Courier de Saigon—121, Rue Catinat

VII MALAYA

Shanghai Zaria—551, Avenue Joffr'e Malacca

Shipping Review—2, Peking Road

Showdown—11, Bedford Terrace Malacca Guardian—5, First Cross

Shun Pao—24, Hankow Road Street

Slovo—238, Avenue du Roi Albert

Vremia—117, Avenue du Roi Albert Penang

Who's Who in China — 38, Avenue Pinang Gazette—lA, Penang Street

Edward VII Straits Echo—Penang Road

Swatow

Directory and Chronicle cf China, Perak

Japan, Malaya, etc. -Bradley & Co. Malayan Tin & Rubber Journal—Old

Tientsin Court House Road, Ipoh

North China Daily Mail, The—19, Times of Malaya Press—Old Court

Flouse Road, Ipoh

Rue de France

North China Star—78, Rue Pasteur Selangor

Peking and Tientsin Times (Daily Malay Mail—25, Pudu Road, Kuala

Paper) —181, Victoria Road Lumpur

Social Welfare—Via Tripoli

Yung Pao—101, Rue de Chaylard Malay States Desk Directory—45,

J ava Street

Tsingtao Malayan Daily Express—375, Pudu

K ian Tung Sin Pao—160, Chung Shan Road, Kuala Lumpur

Road Malayan Motor Guide—26, Java St

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

NEWSPAPERS AND PUBLICATIONiS—OFFICE EQUIPMENT 256

Malayan Sportsmen’s Annual — 45. El MERCANTILE-Aty Mui-alla, Intra-

Java iStreet muros

Planter, The—Kuala Lumpur La iDefensa—P.O. Box 289

Yik Khuan Press—73, Rodger .Street, LaLuna, Opinon-el Commercio—65, Juan

Binondo

Kuala Lumpur

Manila1 Daily Bulletin—Corner Roan,

Singapore and Evangelista, Quiapo

Pagkakaisa—61, Muralla, Intramuros

Bringtanu Pranakan — 14, Upper Philippine

Cross Street Finance Review — P.O.

Box' 2743

Directory and Chronicle of China, Philippine

Japan, Malaya, etc.—Meyer Cham- Avenue Free Press—684, Rizal

bers

Kabar Uchapan Baru—35, Lorong 19, Philippines Herald, The—61, Mural-

la, Intramuros

Gaylang Philippine Journal of Science—727,

Lembaya Malayu Lat Pay Press Herran Malate

Malay Medical Journal—G. P.O. Box Philippine Magazine—1104, Castille-

270 jos, Quiapo

Malaya Tribune—56/60, Anson Road Philippines

Sin Keo Min Press—49, Robinson Rd. tramuros Herald—61, Muralla, In-

Singapore Free Press—138, Robinson Rosenstock’s

—P.O. Box 620

Manila City Directory

Road

.Straits Budget.—78, Cecil Street Sugar News Co. and Sugar News

Straits Times—78, Cecil Street Pbess 671, iDasmarinas

Sunday Times—78, Cecil Street Cebu

Traders Review—76, Market Street

Union Times Press—26, Club Street Advertiser, The Boletin Catolico

Warta Malaya—730, North Bridge Freeman, The—P.Q. Box 311

Road Guardian, The

Sumatra Iloilo

®e Sumatra Post—Medan Iloilo Bulletin

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Iloilo Times

La Tribuna

Manila Pearl of the Orient

American Bureau op Shipping—tDer- Zamboanga

ham Building, Port Area

American Chamber of Commer Journal Rl Criterio

180, David, Binondo El Reflector.

China Light Review—628, Nueva, Midanao Herald

BihonJo

Chinese Commercial Neavs—327, Juan OFFICE EQUIPMENT

Luna

Commerce and Industrial Journal CHINA

Directory & Chronicle

Japan, Malaya, of China,

Philippines, etc.

-411-412, Cu-Un-Jieng Hankow

Pinpin, Corner Escolta Building, T. Bejhler,

; E.— Corner of Hunan and

El Debate—65, Juan Luna Co-operation Roads

CLAiSSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

256 OFFICE EQUIPMENT—OIL MERCHANTS

Hongkong Nielson Sales Co.—1, Calle David,

Binondo

Dodwell & Co., Lo3>.—Queen’s Bldg. Underwood, Elliott Fisher, Sales

Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd. — New Agency—19, Escolta,,. Binondp

Bank Building

Ramsey & Co.—10, Beacpnsfield Arcade OIL MERCHANTS

Mustard & Co., Ltd.—Alexandra JAPAN’ ;

Building

Office Appliance Co.—Powell’s Bldg. Kobe

Shanghai Akita Obura Ten-^-167, Orioe-dori

Business Equipment Corporation—11, F. B. Broad & Son—7, Harima-machi

Kintiang Road Hatada Seiyu-sho—8, Goban-cho

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. 1, Canton Road Honen Seiyu K.K.—Naruo-mura

Gallop &• Co«, Fed. Ino.—22, Yuen Inouye Mamekasu Seieo-sho—173, Ha-

Ming Yuen Road manaka-dori

Geddes Trading and Dairy Farm Co., In’ouye Yaburaten—13, Moto-machi

Ltd.—8d, Yuen Ming Yuen Road Kobe Boiled Oil - Co.—Kawanishi-

Remington Typewriter Agency—22, dori

Museum Road

Evans & Son, Ltd.—17, Kiukiang Road Marusen Koyu Gomei Kaisha—18,.

Kitanaka-machi

Tientsin. Matsuno Shoxen—150, Tamon-dori

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—19, VictoriaTerrace Mikado

machi

Seiyu, K.K.—475, Nishide--

SIAM Musabhoy & Co.—328, Sannomiya

Nichibei Koyu Goshi Kaisha—25,

Bangkok Kaigan-dori

Rising Sun Petroleum Co.—O.S.K.

McFarland Typewriter Co., Ltd. — Building

New Road Sakai Chuji Shoten—35, Naka-machi

MALAYA Socony Vacuum Corporation—P.O.

Box 1

Penang Teikoku Yoshi K.K.—Higashi-hama

Roneo, Ltd.—19, Beach Street Tsuhima Shoten—244, Nishide-cho

Union Oil Co. or California—7, Ha-

Singapore rima-machi

Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd.—8, Bat- Kyushu

tery Road Hamada Yoshisukb—10, Shimo Tsushi-

Roneo, Ltd.—11, Collyer Quay ma-Koji

NETHERLANDS INDIA Kishi Takao—3, Kaigan-dori

Sourabaya Yanase Shoji K.K.—Kami Gofuku-

cho

Remedios Bros.—15, Kembang Djepoon Moji

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Asano Bussan Kaisha—Higashi Hon-

Manila machi

Kyushu Sekiyu K.K.—Moto Kujota-

Burroughs, Inc.—P.O. Box 2769 ki-cho

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

OIL MERCHANTS: (JAPAN) 257

Socony Vacuum Corpoeation—P.O. Socony-Vacuum 'Corporation—Osaka

Building, 1, Soze-oho

Box 15

Takahashi Makuma Shoten—Soto Ha- Texas Co.—Taihei Building

ma-cho Toyo Sekiyu K.K.—28, Fuku-machi

Tokiwa Shokai—Yusen Building Yoshikawa Seiyu-sho—417, Sakigawa-

Nagasaki Shimonoseki

Matsumoto Oil Co.—19, Uragoto- Nippon maohi

Seikyu Kaisha—79, Hannano-

machi

Rising Sun Petkoleum Co., Ltd.—7, Rising Sun Petroleum Co.—1/50,

8'iinionishi-machi

Tokiwa-machi

Socony-Vacuum Corpoeation—9, Oura Shimonoseki

Nabe cho

Sekiyu G.K.—18, Nishi

raachi

Texas Co.—Osaka Mainichi Building

Nagoya Tokyo

Marusen Koyu Gomei Kaisha—Kita- Asahi iSekiyu K.K.—21-gokan, Maru-

kura-cho nouchi

Nagoya iSeiyu K.K.—Hiroi-cho, Nishi- Furido Shokai—P.O. Box 8

ku

Honen

Nichibei Koyu K.K.—Ofune-cho, Ni- Marunouchi Sekiyu K.K.—Yaesu Building,

shi-ku

Nisshin Seiyu K.K.—Negi-cho, Naka- Hosoyama

kaichi

Tahichi Shoten—18, Yok-

ku

Rising Petroleum Co.—7, Higashi | Nichio Boyeki Shokai—7, Futaba-

cho, Shiba-ku

Shin-cho

Sooony-Vacuum Corporation—3, Shin- Nippon Oil Co.—Yuraku Building

yanagi-cho North & Rae Co.—53, Yushima Ten-

Yoshikawa Oil Co.—Nishi Kikui-cho, jim

Nishi-ku Rising Sun Petroleum Co.—Sanshin

Building No. 10

Osaka Sasaya Shoten—10, Kongo

Socony-Vacuum Corporation — Koji-

maohi-ku

Akita Seiyu-sho—1056, Shinke Higa- Texas

shi no-cho Oil Co.—1, Yaesu-nho

Aoki Kagaku Seiyu-sho—20, Minami Watanabe Takejiro Shoten—19, Higa

shi Ryukanchi

Sakaigawa-oho

Hasegaava Seiyu Kojo—717, Naka-

moto-cho Yokohama

Kashiwata Seiyu Goshi Kaisha—2-40,

Minami-Horie-cho Fujii Seiyusho—32, Okano-cho

Matsumoto Seiyu-cho—4, Izuo Umeno- Iwai Seiyu Hiryo Gomei Kaisha—2,

machi Hoshino-cho

Mikado Seiyu K.K.—52, Kita Horie Niuhibei Koyu K.K.—144, Aoiki-cho

Ohta Seiyu-sho—33, Sumiyoshi-cho Nippon Seikiyu Kabushiki Kaisha—

Osaka iSeiyu K.K.—61, Bakuro-maohi Anzen-cho

Rising Sun Petroleum Co.—I, iDo- NIsshin Seiyu K.K.—3, Chiwaka-cho

jiraa Funadaiku-machi Rising Sun Petroleum Co.—58, Ya-

Siber Hegner & Co.—21, Imabashi- mashita-cho

cho Socony-Vacuum Corporation-8, Bund

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

OIL MERCHANTS (JAPAN, CHINA)

FORMOSA Chefoo

Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.— Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd.

Taiholcu Socony-Vacuum Corporation — P.O.

Shitsuin Shotex—TaihAku Box 10

Socony-Vacuom Corporation — P.O. Chinkiang

Box 97, Taihoku

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North

KOREA China), Ltd.

Beiyu Shokai—68, Kogaaocho, Seoul Chungking

Chosen Yushi Kogyosho—12, Teido, Associated Products Co.

Seoul

Hayashi Yosuhei — 3, Kanko-dori, Asiatic Petroleum Co.

Socony Vacuum Corporation

Seoul

Nippon Sekiyu K.K.—1, Naindaimon- Texas Co. "(China). Ltd.

dori, Seoul Young Brothers Trading Co. (Wood)

Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.—9, —Shin Feng Kai

Hasegawa-cho, Seoul, Dairen

Socony-Vacuum Corporation 178,

Cisru-doTi, Seoul Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading Co.

Tanaka k. Co,—Fusap (Salad)—3, Higashikoen-cho

Texas fco. (China) LtdK The—P.O. Asiatic Petroleum Co.—213, Yama-

Box 1Q3_ gata-dori

Texas Sekiyu Hambaisho—1, Nandai- Dairen Oil and Fat Co.—27, Katori-

mon dori,, Seou.1, machi

Nisshin Oil Mill

CHINA Santai Oil Mill (Bean) — 'Dairen

Wharf

Amoy Socony-Vacuum Corporation — P.O.

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ltd. TexasB ox 60

S'ocony-Vacuum Corporation Co. (China), Ltd.—56, Ku-

machi

Texas Co. (Ciiina), Ltd.

Foochow

Canton Asiatic Petroleum Co.

As ratic ' Petroleum Co. —Shameen Socony-Vacuum Corporation

China Oil Co,, Ltd.—Ka Naan Tong Texas Co., Ltd.

West Building, Tad Ping Road Hangchow

Goeke & Co., A.—86, British Conces-

sion Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North

Socony-Vacuum Corporation China), Ltd.

Texas Co., The Socony-Vacuum Corporation

Changsha Hankow

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North Asiatic Arnhold & Co.—Bund, S.A.D. 1

China) Ltd. Petroleum Co. (North

Texas Co., The China) Ltd.

Socony Vacuum Corporation Bremen Colonial Trading Co.—4,

Han Chung Hoad (Wood)

CLJVSSpiED LI6T.<3E TRAPES

iQijd HERG,HALVES»(GUINA-) 25^.

Fu Chung Corporation (Wood)—95, Kwok Co., P. K.— 35,, Hing Lung

Rue de Alsace Corrain e Street ,

Garrels, Borner & Co,—The Bund, Patell, J. B.7y38,. Wyndham Street

S-A.D. 1 Socony - Vacuum Corporation

Hwa Chang Trading Co., Ltd., The— York (formerly Standard Oilr Co. of New

9, Dahlia Building, Hunan Road and Vacuum Oil Co.)Union

Lr(Wood)

'•'Tiix A Sons—46, Rue Dautremer Texas Building muoio oriW snow*

Company (China), Ltd., The

Liddell Bros. & Co.—-Paoyang Road Union Ut, Queen’s Road Central

Pacific Giuent ' Co.—A Rue Au Mare- j Connaught Gil /Co. of California—74,.

chal Joffre Road Central ’,1

Smith & Go. (Wood)—23, French Woo BROSo-rC, Queen’s. Road Central

Bund Kiukiaag

S oOony-Vacuum Co rp o ra'tti o n—I nter-

natiohEf Bajnk Buildilig Socony-Vacuum

Cs'.oh • il—.. Corporation

Texas Co., The—ex-Russian Bund Kongmoon

Werner, G. Smith Co,, The—as,

French Bund (Woodo.il) Asiatic Petroreum Co. (iS-O.), Ltd-

Young Brothers Trading Co.—Bank Spoony-Vacuum Corporation

of Communication Bitilding

Mukden

Harbin Asiatic Petroleum Co. ‘ 1

Axglo-Chinese Eastern. Trading Co. SiOdONY-VACtTITM CorforaTion

—20, Russkaya Street Texas Co., (Chi^a) Ltd., The—Inter-

Asiatic Petroleum Go, . (North national Settlement)

China), Ltd.—Hongkong Bank Bldg.

East Asiatic Co., Ltd. of Copenhagen Nanking

(Vegetable)—66, Polevaya Street Asiatic: Petroleum Co. (Jf.C,)’, Ltd.

Socony-Vacuum Corporation

Texas Co., Ltd.—213, Chinese Street, Socony Vacuui;i ’ GiikpoR.tTioN

Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The - Sar

Prestan Ki Wan

Hoihow Nanning

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ltd. Socony-Vacuum Corporation

Socony-Vacuum Corporation

Newchwang

Hongkong Asiatic, PETRepuM Co. (North

A. Yuen & Ghee Cheong Co.—74, China), Ltd.

Connaught Road Central Socony-Vacurm Corporation

Acme Trading Co.—Bank of Canton Peiping

Building

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South Asiatic Petroleum Co.—Legation St.

China) Ltd.—Asiatic Building Socony-Vacuum Corporation—7, Erh

Bast©

tral & Co.—10, Queen’s Road Cen- Tiao Hutung

Bradley & Co.—Prince’s Building Shanghai

€h;n4 Oil Co., Ltd,—King’s Bld'g.

Gii-jvian & Co.—4A, !Des Vo»ux Road Asiatic Petroleum Co l} The Bund

Central China Petroleum Co.—3, Museum Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TftADES

OIL MERCHANTS (CHINA, SIAM, INDO CHINA)

Dodwell & Co.—1, Canton Road Tsinan

Gilmore Oil Co.—4, Peking Road Sooony-Vaguum Corporation

Knipschildt & Eskeluad — 56, Sze-

chuen Road Tsingtao

Kobayashi Yoko—36, Canton Road

Kwong Wha Petroleum Co., Ltd. Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd.

—3, Museum Road King Chong Loong Co —P.O. Box 95

Liddell Bros. & Co.—4, Peking Road (Peanut)

Paraffine Companies, Inc.—9, Foo- Minemura Oil Mills (Groundnut)—

chow Road 7, Hwa Yang Road

Socony - Vacuum Corporation -n, Socony-Vacuum Corporation—6, Kuan-

Canton Road tau Road

Sun Oil Co. of Philadelphia—29, Sze- Texas Co., Ltd.—Exchange Building

chuen Road Towa & Co.—19, iKuantao Road

Sung Yuen Oil Co.—35, Jinkee Road

Ta Yu Yue Oil Mill—46A, Ching Weihaiwei

Zung Lee Hip Wo Loong & Co.

Takaiwa & Co.—6, Kiukiang Road

Texas Go. (China), L'td. —12, The Wenchow

Bund

Union Oil Co. of California—239, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd.

Sassoon House Socony-Vacuum Corporation

Zee & Sons, W.Z.—A1299, Broadway

Wuchow

Swatow

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (iS.C.), Ltd.

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ltd.

—P.O. Box 8 Wuhu

D unfold & Co.

Socony-Vacuum Corporation — P.O. Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd.

Box 79 Socony-Vacuum Corporation

Texas Co. (China), Ltd.—8, Koo Ping SIAM

Road

Soochow Bangkok

Socony-Yacuum Corporation Asiatic Petroleum Co.—Banta-wi

Barrow, Brown & Co., Ltd.—Tapan

Tientsin Hua Takay

Asiatic Petroleum (North China) Bernam Oil Palms, Ltd.—Siam Elec-

tric .jCorpor a tion Ltd’s. Building

Co., Ltd.—90, Victoria Road East Asiatic Go., Ltd., The

China Petroleum Co., Inc.—20, Che- Siam Industries, Ltd.

kiang Road

Crystal, Ltd.—4, Pokotiloff Road Socony-Vacuum Corporation

(Essential)

Golden Star Co., The—79, Fukushima I N DO-CHINA

Road Haiphong

Peters & Co., E.C.—31, Seymour

Road

Socony Vacuum Corporation--S, Quai Petroles—5, Rue Briere de 1’IsleDBS

COMPAGNIE FrANCO-AsIATIQUES

de F ranee Socony-Vacuum Corporation—13, Rue

Texas Co.—9P, Victoria Road Jules Ferry

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

OIL MERCHANTS (MALAYA, PHILIPPINE ISLANDS) 261

Provinces du Tonkin PHILIPPINE: ISLANDS

Nouyen van CncNO-rDap-Cau Cebu

MALAYA Socony-Yacuuai GoRpQgATiQN-prGotiaotoo-

. Building

Joliore Texas Co. (P.I.;, Inc., The

Asiatic Petroleum Co.—Jchore Bahru Iloilo

Malacca Asiatic Petroleum Co..: (P.I.), Ltd.

Siooony-Vacuum- Corporation

Asiatic Petroleum Oo.—73, Pengka- 'Texas

lan Rama Co., Inc. ’

Penang Manila

Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ltd. Asiatic Petroleum Co.—Hongkong &

Shanghai Bank Building

Kim Keng (Leong & Co.—127, Beach Associated

Street Oil Co. — China Bank

SiOOONY-VACUUM CORPORATION—-F. M. S. B'aBuilding

bcock & Templeton, Inc.—P.O. Box

Railway Building' 1222

Sun Wo Loong Oil Mill Co. — 51, Carrero, Vidal & Co.—Isla de Provi-

Madi'a Lane (Coconut) sor, Paco (Crjconut)

Wakefield &; Co., Ltd.—7, Union St. Domingo Legarda & Co.. Inc.—Pure

'za, Sta. Mesa ,

Perak El Dorado Oil Works— 616, National

Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ltd.—Ipoh MantecocoCity Bank Building,,Bihondo

Co. (Vegetable)—25, Plaza

Selangor Goiti, Sta.' Cruz J vy

Norton & IIarkiSo.v ‘Co. kneedler

Building

Asiatic Petroleum Co.—Kuala Lum- Philippine

pur Manufacturing Co.—244,

David, Binondo

Singapore Philippine National Oil Co.—212,

Rosario, Binondo

Asiatic Petroleum Co.—St. Helen’s Philippine

Court Refining Co. (Coco-

nut)—1035, Isaac Peral

Boon Seng & Co., - Ltd. — ], Raffles Philippine Vegetable

Place Oil Co.—P.O.

Box 843

Ho Hong Oil Mills (1931), Ltd.—61, Quan Hee & Co.—412', Foblete, Binon-

Chulia Street do

Nanay aka a, Art. W. J. D 13, Union ■Spencer, Kellogg & Sons—Tomas

Building

Sdcony-Vacuum Corporation—Union Claudio

Building SOCONY-VACUUM CORPORATION — 426,

Sootia Lubricating Oil

layaon Green Co. (P.I.) Inc. - 91, Plaza

Straits Mercantile Agency — 39, Moraga, Binondo

Teiuk Ayer Street Hollo

Union OH Co. of California—Union Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P.I.), Ltd.

Building, Collyer Quay

Wakefield & Go., Ltd., O. C.—90, Socony-Vacuum Corporation

Robinson Road Texas Co., Inc.

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

262 OIL MERCHANTS—OPTICAL AND MEDICAL SUPPLIES

Cebu CHINA

Socony-Vacuum Corporation—Gotiaoco Canton

Building Schmidt & Ccl--20, Ching Yuan

Texas Co. {P.I.), Inc., The Maloo

Zamboanga Dairen

Socony-Yacuum Corporation—Atkins Hi rata Yoko—4/, Naniwa-cho

Kroll Building Nan Yang Yen Ching Kung Ssu—SI,

Vegetable Oil Co.—P.O. Box 14. Yanbu-dori

BORNEO Ohmi Yoko—37, Naniwa-cho

Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ltd.—Labuan Shih Wei Chi—Naniwa-cho

Sarawak Oilfields, Ltd.—Miri Hankow

NETHERLANDS INDIA Bechler, E.-—Corner Hunan and Co-

Operation Roads

Sumatra Harbin

N. V. De Bataafsche Petroleum Maat-

schappij—Pangkala B randan Rodenstock, G.---2, Sammanaya St.

Schmidt & Co.—40, Diagonalnaia

OPTICAL & MEDICAL SUPPLIES

Peiping

JAPAN

Schmidt &; Co.—1, Hsi-tang-tze Hu-

Kobe tung

Fukuoka Shinsei-do.—3, Tamon dori Hongkong

Hattori Hosei-do.—5'7, Sannomiya- Bakilly Co., Ltd.—153*155, iDes Vceux

cho Road Central

Kobe Gankyo-ln—52, Motomachi-dori Chinese Optical Co.—67, Queen’s

Morikawa Shoten—170, Motomachi- Road Central

dori

Nishimura Shoten—159, Motomachi- International

Street'

Trading Co.—42, Elgin

dori Lee Bros.—8, D’Aguilar Street

Osaka-ya Shoten—91, Aioi-cho N. Lazarus—Gloucester Arcade

Tamaya Shoten--Kano-cho Schmidt & Co. -Gloucester Building

Osaka Sino - American Optical Co. — 83,

Queen’s Road Central

Heilmann, W.—Sampin Building Vit-Aiexin (China) Ltd. Union Build-

Schmidt Shoten—18, Nakanoshima, 3- ing, 5th floor

chome Shanghai

Tokyo China Scientific Instrument Co.,

Hospital Supply Co.—6, Yamamoto- IsmerLtd.—20, Museum Road

cho & Co., C.—134, Nanking Road

Krausse, E>.—10, Marunouchi, San- Schmidt & Co. — Sassoon Arcade,

chome Nanking Road

Zeiss, Carl (Kabushiki Kaisha)— FarHankowEastern Drug Trading Co.—9a,

Road

Yusen Building, Maruftduchi

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

OPTICAL AND MEDICAL SUPPLIES—PAINT AND VARNISH 26*

Tientsin Nihon Toso Kogyo K.K.—1-6, Honda

Asahi Paint Seizo K.K.—21, Urae-

China Optical Go.—50, Rue de Takou cho

Tientsin Optical Co.—65, Rue de Nippon cho

Paint Seizo K.K.—125, Urae-

Takou

Schmidt & Co.- 52, Taku Road Osaka Abe Paint Seizo-sho—67, Nis-

hino Shimono-cho

MALAYA Taiyo Paint Seizo Kogyo K.K. — 42.

F uku-machi

Penang Tetkokc Paint Seizo K.K.—38, Ho-

getsu-cho

Boon Pharmacy, The —182, Penang Toaeho Punt Seizo K.K.—33, Takami-

Road

Singapore Tokyo

Great Eastern Optical Co. —112, Fuji Toryo K.K.—15, Minamikanero-

South Bridge Road kucho

Motion, Smith & Son, Ltd.—15, Bat- Mumanoya Toryoten—15, Hongincho

tery Road Nippon Kakko Paint K.K.—4, San-

PAINT AND VARNISH jikkenbori

Nippon Paint Seizo K.K.—Minamis-

JAPAN hinagawa Shuku

Kobe Teikoku Toryo K.K.—ilo, Hiba

Toyo Toryo Seizo K. K.—9, Higashi

Choyei-Gumi—105, Min amisakasegawa dori

cho

Daito Toryo, K. K.—Choshu, Oda- Yokohama

muria Akimotq Abu ratkn—12, Choja-machi

Higashiyama Shoten — 196, Nishide-

machi Amano Shoten—16, Onoe-cho

Kanae Shoten—28, Shimagami-cho Inagaki Yeizo Shoten—17, Noge-cho

Kansai Paint K. K.—365, Kanzaki Kaneko Katsujiro Shoten—78, Sumi-

Kobe Paint K.K.—6, Suguhara-dori Suzukiyoshi-cho

•Kobe Toryo K.K.—1, Mizukasa-dori Kinno&ukf, SIhoten—n, Masa-

go-cho

Nippon Paint Kobe Soko—388, Nis- Yokohama Toryo Shokai—23, Minato-

hide-machi cho

Okada Toryo-ten—83, Sannomiya-cho Yatomi Shokai—2S, Kaigan-dori

Sawada & Co.—24, Hachiman-dori

Toryo Seizo K.K.—2, Suguhara-dori CHINA

Nagasaki Hongkong

Sanko-Po—52, Tsuki-machi

Yoshida Rainosuke—22, Moto Furu- Fook Tai & Co.—Bank of Canton

kawa-machi Building

Osaka Goeke & Co., A.—‘China Building

Loxley & Go., A. R.—York Building

Abe Paint Seizo-sho—38, Nishino Wilkinson, Heywood & Clark—

Alexandra Buildings

Shimono-cho

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PAINT AND VARNISH—PAPER

Shanghai Mitsubishi SRtsht K.E.—Takasago-

cho

Burrell & Co., Ltd. (London)—23-27, Murakami

Ningpo Road ShqKai—251, KawaSaki-cho

•Campbell, H. B.—1265. Bubbling, Well Nippon ShigyoCo.^—328,’

MusABbOY & Sannoraiya.

;

Road K.K.—98, Yedo-niachi

Chen Hua Paint Manufac'J'ijring Co., NiPPbNmachi

.Shtriu -Shokai—77, 'M6t6-

Ltd.—478, North Soochow Road

Felgate & Co., R. H.—22, Nanking Ryosan iShokat—85, Naka-machi

Road Tanaka Censabjuio Phottn- -9, Onoe

Mander Bros., Ltd.—19, Musoum Rd. dori

Slowe &: Co., Ltd.—7, Hankow Road Yamada man-doriYoshiten. K-E.—1-120, Hachi-

Wilkinson, Heywood & Clark — 6, Yokogawa Shokiku do—9, Kitanaga-

Kiukiang Road sa-cho

Tientsin Yoneda Yoshitkn -3, Ouoe-dori

Industrial

Extension Paint Co:—rRue JSt- Louis Kyushu

Fqbes Co:, iLtd.—49, Tako Roail Adfci IsoktgIi 2, Tsurii Koii ; *'■

Hakushinsha K.K.—Okonai-cho

NETHERLANDS INDIA Kawarada Ukizo—29, Kojiyarfcho

Souxabaya Moji

N. V. P. A. RegnaUlt’s Verf-Tnkk & Daido Yoshiten: dKHL—Uchihamacho

Blikfabriecken Hakushinsha KJK.—Naka-maehi

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Nakaf Shoten—Nishi Hon-maeKi:

Manila Nagasaki

Norton & Harrison Co.—Kneedler I'NOUYfi IsAO—37, Moto Konyaimachi-

Building Inouye IKenkv/a-do—48, Suwa-m&hi

SiiosHnsi-'DO—89, Doza-machi

PAPER MERCHANTS Shoyei-do—26, Matsuyaina^iiiachi

JAPAN Y'.MAduicHt' KamI Shoten—26, Zairoo-

ku-maehi

Kobe Osaka

Fuji Seishi K.K.—25, Jokoji Aall &UCo., LtO.—9, Koraibashi

Futami Shokai — life, Nakayamate- Futri Seishi K.K.—1, Nishino Shi-

dori mono-cho

Hakushin-sha Kobe Branch—25, Sa- Fukuyama Seishi K.K.—12, Kitahorie

kae-machi Kami-cho

Inouye Kamimise —A4, Moto-machi Furukawa

dori

Japan Paper Co. 99, Kitamachi ku-cho , iSeishi K.K.—900, Imafu-

Kawabata Yoshiten—33, Kumoi-dori Misaki Seishi IK.K.—1-1, Dojima,

Kobe iSeishi-sho—^26, Asahi-dori Naka, Kita-ku

Nikka Seishi K.K.—3, Honjo Higa-

Kudo Yoshiten—20, Sakae-maohi shi-machi

Lendrum (Japan) Ltd. — 3'5, Naka- NishinariDaikai-cho

Seishi K.K.—1282, Bangai

machi

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PAPER MERCHANTS . (JAPAN, CHINA) 265

Oji Seishi K.K.—124, iKita Nagae- CHINA

cho

Okayama Seisha K.K.—1, Utsiibo Canton

Kita-machi Shameen Printing Press—87, British

Swedish Ocean Co.—Oye Building Concession

Shidzuoka Goeke & Co., A.—85, British Concession

Nippon Shoshi 'K.K.—Mabuchi-Hon- Chefoo

cho Sze King & Co.

Nozaki Jubei Shoten—Gofuku-cho

Sano Kikuzo Shoten—Cha-machi Dairen

Tokyo Gadelius & Co., Ltd.—18, Yamagata-

cho

Aall & Co.—P.O. Box 41. Central Foochow

Azuma Seishi Kabushiki Kaisha—11,

Stiimo Ochiai Associated Products Co.

Aall & Co.—P.O. Box 41, Central

Fuji Seishi Kabushiki Kaisha—1, Fukien Paper Manufacturing Co.,

Ltd. —Nantai

Sanjukkenbori-cho

Lendrum (Japan), 'Ltd.—P.O. Box 66 Hankow

(Nilionbashi)

Mitsushi P4per Mills, Ltd.—1, Yura- Behn, Meyer China Co.—The Bund,

ku-cho S.A.D. 3

Nichio Boyeki Shokai—7, Futaba- Chung Hwa Steel Products ani>

cho Shiba-ku Trading Go.—8-33, Rue de Paris,

Nippon Shigyo K.K.—59, Motomachi Exten.

Oji Seishi Kabushiki Kaisha—Yusen Fuji Paper Co.—13, Ewo Road

Building, Marunouchi Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—Taiping

Sangoku Boeki K.K.-^S, Yumicho Road

Ito & Co.—Tientsin Road, S.A.lD. 3

Yokohama Lee & Co.—7, Ding An Lee, Poyang

Road

Bunsei-do Yoshiten — 39, Sumyoshi- Pau Shun Kun Sze—Paoshan Road

cho

Ishida Wayoshiten—177, Furo-cho Harbin

Miyamoto Shoten—13, Onoe-cho Geneer & Co. — 43, Diagonainaya

Nippon Shigyo K.K.—108, Aioi-cho Street

Ogawa Yoshiten—74, Aioi-cho

Hongkong

KOREA Acme Trading Co.—Bank of Canton

Hagino Shoten — 93 , Taihei-dori, Building

Seoul . Bradley & Co.—Prince’s Building

Hagiwara Kamimise—102, Nandai- Basto tral

& Co.—10, Queen’s Road Cen-

mon dori, Seoul

Nippon Shigyo K.K.—117* Nandai- CheCentral San & Co.—58, Des Yceux Road

dori, Seoul

Okura Yoshiten — 137, Kogane-cho, Chee tral

Hing—51, Des Voeux Road Cen-

Seoul

Tanaka & CO.—Fusan Cooper & Son—132, Wellington Street

CLAiSSIFTED' LIST OF TRADES

PAPER MEROHANTSl' (CHINA)

Commercial Press^-<36, Queen’s Road Ault & Wiborg Ghin(‘ Co.—37, Can-

Central ton Road

Dee A Wing & Ctl -7^ Queen’s Road BunshiN Co., Ltd. -131'. 'K'ran^' Rd.

Dickinson St Co., Ltd., John -12, China Fibre. Container Cp,rr^. Rai-

Queen’s Load Central ch ow Road

Ivpo^oMic.m Tracing,. Co< — R.O. ,Box China Paper .Co.-r^.^ Yuen Ming

'235 Yuen Road

Fuji Paper Co.., LsjRj-China Build- CniiIa

ing

Hongkong American Trading Co.— Commercial Chaotung Road Supply- Co. --110,

Printing

China Building Press, .Ltd.—501, Pao-

shan Road . ,,

HuyGen, G. E.—PeddFr Building Cosmos Paper Co—2e;,.Kiangse Road

Ito Co., Ltd., G.—4A, .Des Vceux Daido Yoshiten, Ls?r(r—105, Kiangse

Road CentTal Road

Jardine, Matheson & Co.—14, Pedder Dixon & Co.,: iLtdI, 'H.C.—3,-1 Hong-'

Street v/orfDool kong Road

Johnson & Co.—David! House!

Kae Shean Co^—59, Qu^eii’s Road Eickhoff & Co.—451, Kiarig&e Road

Central.^n&Nt isqis*! «oi>»u- Ewards, EiIsar—114, Kiangse Road’

Kotewall & Co., R.H.—CLiaa' Raild- Frost, Road

Bland & Cd’’.—6, ' Szechuen

Kavok & Co., P.K~-3S, Hing Lung Fuji : Road

Paper Co., Ltd.—l‘4, Canton

Street F>kui Yoko—48, Szechuen Rda'cV

Loxley &; Co., W.R.- York Building Gallop,

Mercantile Printers’. Supply Co., Rbad H.B.—24, Yuen Ming Yuen

The—18,'Lea YuenJ'Street, .We^t'

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, LTDrrh-H, Gallop & Co., Fed. Inc. - £2, Yjjen.-

Ming’• Yu'en • Road

Pedder S-treet-, ; 0 , ,, < •HgeJBNke,' F'.^ho, Szechuan 'Roaif'

Mitsui . BussANy Ka,i$PA — Prince’s Ito Co., Ltd., G.—ISQ, Kiangse Road

Building

Moulder & ;Qo,^ Ltd?—China- Build- Jacobi Road

& Co., Ltd., J.—15, Museum

ing

NoROJiHA & 'bo.—Duddell Street Legge & Co., G.E.—20, Museum Road

Parkson, Ltd. - 19,, Connaught Road May Sun & Co.—<500, Honan Road

Central Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—9, Canton

Shewan, Tomes & iCH—St. George’s Road

Building Molnar & Greiner—74, Szechiieh

Simpson & Co.—CEina Building Road

SunEastTai Chong—129, Bonham Strand Oriental

Edward VII

Press, The—113, Avenue

~ gnolIgnoH Building

Thoresen & Co.—Queen’s OuskoulI, M.H.A.—451, Kiangse R

Wicking & 06., HarRy—Prince’s Reuter, Brockelmann & Co. — 452,

Kiangse Road'

Building

Schuster, E.—-267, Kiangse Road

Shanghai (Shanghai Press, Ltd.—33A, Haskell

Road

American Paper Exports, Inc.—24, Sheh Trading Co.—100, Peking Road

Yuen Ming Yuen Road Spicers (Export), Ltd.—1, Nanking

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—4, Yuen Road’ :

Ming Yuen: Road Sun Hing Printing Co.—G228, Tien-

Arnhodd &" Oo., Rtd.—1, Nanking'Rd. dong Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES .

PAPEIr MERCHANTS (CHINA MALAYA, PHILIPPINES). 267

Sun Run Paper CO.'—64, Kiukiang Perak

Rpad

Tiioresen for Co., Q.—29, Szechucn Commercial Press, (Ltd.—15, Pang-

liipa Street, Ipoh

Road

Yicajee fo Cp.'y Ltd., F.—132, Kiangse Selangor

Road

Wah Suing Paper Co.—110, Minghong Commercial Press, Ltd.—High Street,

Road Kuala Lumpur " AK-OOTOH^

Yah Chen & Co.r !7o;, Nanking Road

Negri Sembilan

Swatow Commercial Press,, Ltd.—125, Birch

Bradley fot Co1.—P:0: Box 76 Road, Seremban3

D unfold & Co. f' Singapore

(Shauter, Dayland fo Co.—P.O. Box 3 'Commercial Press, Ltd.—172, South

Bridge Road

Tientsin DiGpjfSON &:Co., Ltd. . John—Dun-

lop House, Robinson Road1

Andersen, Meyer A Co.—96, Rue de Ep.ata , Co., Y.tr-33, Coleman Street

Takou International Indenting < Co. — 27,

Arnhold fo Co.—^ Taku Road Raffles 'Chaahbers

Caxton Press—Ching Yun Li Khai, Mun fo Co.—229, South Bridge

China NoRriiEPvN: Corporation—47-55, Road

Rue del Paris Koh Yew Heang Eng Kee Press—18,

Evans North; Bridge Road'

Victoriafo Sons,

Road Ltd., Edward—137, Lee & Co., C.M.—39, High Street

Fores Co., Ltd —49, Taku Road Motiwalla & Co., E. J. — 2, Raffles

-Gipperich & Co., E.—§2, Taku Road Place

John’s Import; axd. Export Co.—272, Moulton (Eastern), Ltd. • Uniow

Taku Road Building , ,■

Kingman fo Co., Ltd. Ngai Mun Press—236, .South .Bridge

Perrin Cooper fo Co.—73, Consular Road

Road Phu Yik Press 246, South Bridge

Reuter, Brockelmann fo Co.—29, Con- Road ‘ ‘

sular Road : •(' Spicers (Export), (Ltd.—51, Robinson

Road

SIAM

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Bangkok Manila

,)Barrow, Brown fo Co., Ltd.—Tapan Domingo LegaRda fo Co., Inc:—Pure-

| Hua Takay za Sta.1 Mesa

MALAYA GEnato Commercial Corporation—

1079, R. Hildago

Penang Getz Brothers &; Co.—P.O. Box 160

Hall fo C*>., iNc., Whipple S.—P.O.

[fCRiTERipsr Press Co., Ltd.—Penang Box 610

r; Road Heilbronn Co;, J. P., Inc.—233, Calle

j Keon fo Co.—-147, Beach (Street I (David, Binondc

DKhoo Saik Inn & Co.—2B, Beach : Manila Blue Printing Co.—Santa

Cruz Bridge

I Street

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

268 PAPER MERCHANTS (P.I.)—PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES

Menzi & Co., Inc.—181, Juan Luna Tokyo

Philippine Education Co.—101, Es- Agfa Gomei Kaisha—10, Marunouchi

colta

Roelli & Co., H.—244, David, Bin- Sangoku Boeki K.K.—8, Yumi-cho

cndo Zeiss, Carl (Kabushiki Kaisha)—Y'u-

Smith, Bell & Co.—Hongkong & sen Building, Marunouchi

Shanghai Bank Building

CHINA

PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES Hankow

JAPAN Deutsche Farben, H. G. Waibel & Co.

Kobe —S.A.D. No. 1

Hankow Dispensary, Ltd. — Corner

Rue du Hanoi and Rue Dubail

Akakabe SflOTEN — 133, Motomachi- Zenith

dori Studio—

Arakawa iShashin Shokai-—173, San-

nomiya-cho Hongkong

Futaka Shashi n Shokai—4:2, Nishi- A. Sek & Co. -26a, Des Vceux Road C.

machi

Honjo Shokai—61, Motomachi-dori Excelsior

Street

Co., The—5, D’Aguilar

Yaesu Shasinki-ten—187, Motomachi- Eastman Kodak Co— 67, Des Vouix

dori Road Central

Yoshida Yoshi Shoten—34, Sanno- Long Hing & Co.—17a, Queen’s Road

miya-cho Central

Kyoto Pathe Orient, Ltd.—61, iDes Vceux

Road Central

Asahi-do—Nishino-toin Peiping

Homo Kataro—Sanjo S agar a

KawaKita Shokai—Kawabata Higashi Camera Craft—2, Morrison Street

Nagano .Hiranosuke—Ayakoji Sagaru Deutsche Farben Waibel & Co.—21,

Okita Yuichi—Tera-machi Gan Mien Hutung

Okamura Riichi—Sanjosagaru Hartung’s Photo Shop—3, East Gate:

TojJioda Tomokichi—Tera-machi of Legation Street

Shanghai

Osaka Hall Law & Co., Ltd.—w.w. 25, Mu-

Asahi-do—54, Junkei-do seum Road

Asantma Shokai—8, Nagaboribasin' China Sports—214a, Sizechuen Road

Goshi Kajsha, S.K.—5, Nishurifune- Road Bingham, Ltd.—52, Nanking

Squires,

cho

Kawara Shashikiten — 60, Kawara- Burr Photo Co.—9, Broadway

Watson & Co., Ltd., A. S.—25, Nan-

machi king Road

Minsen jShokai—90, Kitahama

Uyeda Teijiro—43, Andojibashi Tientsin

Tsubameya—29, Daiku-machi

Agfa. Gomei IKaisha—P.O. Box 41 Wilson Street Service—15, Woodrow

Express Photo

(Senba) “Kodak” Shop .and Photo Studio—

Nichidoku-photo—P.O. Box 46 111, Victoria Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PHOTOG. SUPPLIES—PLUMBING-PRINTERS & '■ PUBLISHERS 269

Yamamoto Akit Photo Studio—134, PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Victoria RoaR

Manila

Tsingtao

Insular Plumbing Co.—728-734. Calle

Hanson Photo '' ^Turn'd—l®, Chung Zacateros

Shan Road- ; United Plumbing Co., fine. — 66&-

Mikawa Photo Studio.—6, Kwan Tao 676, Juan Luna, San Nicolas

Road Perfection Stove Co.,

MALAYA Ohio—29, Plaza -Moraga

Singapore PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS

AMaTeuh Photo Store — 109', North JAPAN

Bridge Road

Kodak, Ltd.—ISO," Robinson Road Kobe

Lee Bros.’- df',’ Tiill Street Chugai Insatsu K.K.—2/6, Azuma-

Lim Khoqn Co.—2i45:7, Orchard Road dori

Singapore Photo Co.—39, High St. Hanshin Insatsu-sho—2, Azumi-dori

Wah Heng & Co., Ltd—95, North Ichikawa Gomei Insatsu-sho — 147,

Bridge Road V'i: Kitanagasa-dori

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Japan Monthly Publishing Co.—-20,

Harimamachi

Manila Kukumaru Printing Office — 25,

. Moto-machi

Camera Supply Co—18-22, T. Pinpin Kobe Tsukumo-do—11, Kaigan-dori

Binondo

Denniston, Inc.—124, Escolta, Bin- Kodama Ohbun Kappan-sho—:229, Mo-

orjdo tomachi-dori

Eastman Rodaks—1 8-22, T. Pinpin, Meibun-do—11, Saunomiya-cho

Mitsumitra Insatsij K.K.—L Isogami-

Binondo dori

Kodak Philippines, Ltd.—434, Das-

marinas Naigan InsatsU' K.K.—1-33, Kusuno

PLUMBING AND HEATING ki-dho

Ohnishi Insatsu-sho — 71, Onoe-dori

CHINA Okabe

machi InsaTsu Jimusho—36, Sakae-

Hongkong Sanko-sha—349, Shimosawa clio

Warren & Co., Ltd., C. E.—China Shubun-sha, K.K.—119, Aioicho

Tanaka Insatsu K.K. — 102, Yedo-

Building machi

Peiping Yamada Mark Shokai—257, Kotoonio-

cho

China Radiator Co.—311, Chao Yang Yokoyama Shigeru—1-24, Moto-machi

Men Street

Shanghai Kyoto

Endo Tokujiro—Yanagibabu-higashi

Electric Wiring & Plumbing Co., Fujimura Gomei Kaisha—Jofukuji-

Ltd.—39a, Canton, Road riishi-sagaru

Plumbing Supply' Co.—1206, Bubbling Ishida Shigeo—Karasumaru-nishi

Well Road Kawak’xtsu ShizubueU—Demisu-agaru

New Shanghai Construction Co.-- Oda Yoshinosuke—Sanjo sagaru

S'. 681, Connaught Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

no PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS (JAPAN)

Senoo Tamio—Yojo agaru Rusia Insatsu-sho—17, Nishi Umeda- j

Uchida Tomi—Gojo-agaru oho

Yoshimura Kanematsu—Yojo-sagaru SawMinami ada Yozo Insatsu Ko-sho—37r ;

Honcho

Kyushu Shoeido Printing Co.—5613, Tsuruka-

vSeihan Insatsu K.K.—23, Ebie-cho

"FtrkuoKO Insatsu K.K.—Shimo-Naji- Takehide Shoten—1, Andojibashi, Mi-

ma-cho nami-ku

Hakata-do—40, Furumonto-cho Umeda Insatsu-sho—86, Kamifuku-

Showa Insatsu G.K.—354, Haruyoshi- shima

cho Wakimoto Shokichi—2-230, Shimidzu- j

Yamaha Jumichiro—25, Furokuji-eho dani Nishino-cho

Yabunchi Insatsu-sho—Andojibashi-

Nagasaki dori

Yamashita Gisaburo—92, Umegae-cho

Hakuyei-sha—1, En-otsu-machi Yohana-do Insatsu-sho—143, Moto-

Harada Shin-ichiro—10, iDozamachi maohi

Seikava Insatscsho—Senba-machi Yoshida Insatsu-sho—11, Oimatsu-cho-

Nagoya Tokyo

Chiyoha Insatsu—Oitmatsu-cho, Ni-

shi-ku Advertiser Publishing & Printing

Chukyo Printing Co.—Takehira-cho Co.—2, Ginza

Nagoya Printing Co.—Minami Hisa- Chugai kurawaInsatsu. Kaisha—25, Nishifu-

ya-cho

Ryuyosha, Ltd.—Matsugae-cho ICHIBAN-KAN PRINTING OFFICE—3, Lftia-

gawakoji, Kanda-ku

Osaka Isshiki Printing Co.—3, Yuraku-cho

1

Aida Insatsu—8, Sumiyoshi-cho Kojima

Building,Insatsu K.K.—Marunouchi

Marunouchi

Arakj .Sanjiro—42, Okumi-cho Kyodo Insatsu KJK.—Hisakatacho,

Chuo Insatsu Goshi Kaisha—9, Higa- Hoishikawa-ku

shinoda-cho Maruzen & Co. —6, Nihonbashi ku

Hamada IsATSU-sgo-r-l, Andojibashi Tori-2-chome

Hashimoto Retted Insatsu-sho—2, Nitto Insatsu K.K.—36, Masago-chor

Hongo-ku

Shin-mauhi

Isemato KA^ABppu—^ 'Bakuro machi Shuyei-sha, Ltd.—12, lohigayakagx-

Kobe Insatsu-sho—1-20,. Takatsu, Mi- cho

nami-ku Tokyo Insatsu K.K.-^-lKogo Ginko

Kojima Insatsu K. E.—45, Mabuchi- Building, Marunouchi

cho Tokyo Kokubun-sha—15, Sojurocho,

Kyobashi-ku

Mikado, Insatsu Goshi Kaisha—12, Tokyo Printing Co.—Kogiyo Ginko

Wasen-cbo

Morikawa Insatsu-sho—34, Umeda- Tokyo kiji

Tsukiji Type Foundry—Tsu-

Kyobashi-ku

cho

Nakada Insatsu-sho—55, Andojibashi, Toyo Insatsu KJK.—2, Atago-cho

Minami-ku

Nippon Insatsu Seihon K.K.—2, Awa-

za Niban-cho Yokohama

Nitto Printing Co.—445, Nakamachi Bunju-do Printing Office—46, Yedo

Osaka Insatsu K.K.—31, Wasen-cho mura

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PRINTERS AND PUBLIlSHERS (CHINA) 271

Kanbe Insatsusho—35, Mandai-cho Harbin

Ohkawa Insatsusho—54, Ohta-machi

Onoe Insatsusho—31, Aioi-cho Harbin Commercial Post—10, Malaya

Skvoznaya

Taihei Insatsusho—851, Nishibobe-cho Harbin

Taiyosha Insatsusho—35, Matsugake- ProspectDaily News—14, Bulvarny

cho Harbin Herald

O’Dell’s Service Bureau—66, Yama- Harbin Observer—10, Malaya. Skvoz-

shita-cho naya

KOREA Harbin Zaria—1, Skvoznaya Street

Simpson’s Agencies—2, Konnaya St..

Chikazawa iShoten—76, Hasegawa-cho, Sweet Co., John Y.—P.O. Box 269

Seoul

Chosen Insatst K.K.—62, Hoiai-cho, Hongkong

Seoul

Christian Literature Society—Seoul Central Printing Office—29, D’Agui-

Matsumoto Insatsusho G.K.—49, Mi- lar Street

zushita-cho, Seoul

Tanioka Shoten G.K.—131, Honcho CheCentral San & Co.—58, Des Voeux Road

China Mail—3a, Wyndham Street

CHINA China Printing Press Co., The—29r

Canton Stanley Street

China Tribune—39, Wyndham Street

Shameen Printing Press—83, Bri- Commercial Press, Ltd.—35, Queen’s

tish Concession Road Central

Connaught Printing Press,—lAr

Chefoo Stanley Street

Der A Wing, Ltd.—74, Queen’s Road

McMullan & Co. Central

Sze HincI & Co! Empire Printing Press—50, Welling-

ton Street

Dairen Hongkong Daily Pres, Ltd.— II, Ice

House Street

Dairen Press & Co.—Taiseikan Hongkong Street

Telegraph—1, Wyndham

Bldg., Isemachi

Kobayashi & Co.—Oyama-dori Hongkong Printing Press, Ltd.

Manchuria Daily News—7, Awajo-cho Hong—6, Queen’s Road Central

Kong Publishing Bureau—

Hankow Asia Life Building (2nd floor)

Kae Shean Co.—58, Queen’s Road C.

Central China Post—Honan Road Kelly & Walsh, Ltd.—York Building:

Commercial Press, Ltd.—6, Chung Leb’s—10, Queen’s Road Central

Liang You Co,—70, Queen’s Road C.

Shan Road

Dah King Printing Office—Hau Laical Printing Press, Ltd — 9at

Duddell Street

Hwa Lou, Chiao Tung Road

Hankow Printing Office—7, Sankiao Newspaper Enterprise, Ltd.—3Ar

Road Wyndham Street

Religious Tract Society Press—40, South China Morning Post, Ltd.—lr

Wyndham Street

Poyang Road

Taising Printing Office—7, Liangyi Victoria

Street

Printing Press—3, Duddell

Street

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CLASSIFIED LIST. OF TRADES

272 PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS (CHINA)

Wing Fat 149, Wing Isida. Associations—216, Szechuen Rd. i

Lok Street

OiiDE Printebie, Ltd/China Kelly

YkBuilding & WAlsh, Ltd.—22, Nanking

Road z, .,

|

|

Kwang Hsueh Publishing House— ]

Macao 44, Peking Road

Lee King Printing Co.—A130, Sze- i

Der A WTng & Co.—ig, 1 Avenida QhuQn Road

Almeida Ribeirb Liang You Printing and Publishing j

Typographia Mercantil de N. T. Co.—851, North Szechuen Road

Fernandes Kilhos, .: Ltd.---26. Rua Ling Sang Printing Ink Ltd., The

Pei^trai , -,i . -/ ir —38, Chefoo Road

Nanking Macmillan 'Co. of New York, The— ;

20, Museum Road

Educational 'Chung Shan MAy 'Sun '& Co.—500, Honan Road

Road Mercantile Printing Co,—75 Wei- !

Peiping ha’iwei Road"

Bureau of Farfg 1 Nee

Engraving & PRiNtiNC — dore Road. SniNd'Printing 00.—50$ Tien-

Pei Chih

French Bookstore—Grand North China

de Ltd.—17, The BundDaily News & Herald,

Pekin Oriental Press, Thfe—l 13, Avenue Ed-

Peiyang Press-^3,. Legation ' Street i ward VII.

Shanghai Oxford UniverSiPY Press—44, Pek-

ing Road ga_tq srijjnii*l nssmjBrta

A.B.'D. Press—45, Kiii^iang Road Sator, A.—20, Museum Road

Ah SiNG-qK2131, Boo.np Road,. Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury

Andreeff, ' D.—670, Avenue Jofire -—17, Avenue Edward VII.

Angijo-Frenqh

1 Press—^41-421, Avepue , Shanghai Mainichi Shimbun — 77,

Edward Y11. Woosung Road

Ashizawa Printing Co.-t—14, llaining Shanghai Press, Ltd.—33a, Haskell

Road Road

Brewer, H. E»fTT^€|3v;Kiangse Road Shanghai Times—38,, Avenue Edward

Bumpo Yoko—115, Chapoo Road VII.

Central Printing C0.4-F307, Wob- Shanghai Zaria—551, Avenue Joffre

chang Road Shun Lee & Co.—40, Canton Road

China News Cctt—139; SzeChueti Road. Signs of the Times Publishing

China Press, Inc.—14, Kiukiang House-Carner kuo Roads

of Ward and Ning-

Road

China Printers’ AssociATioN, Ltd.— du Roi Albert CO.—238, Avenue

Slovo Publishing

56, Szechuen Roa.d

Comacrib Press, THe^-ISa,-1 Museum Standard Press—522, Avenue Joffre

Road Sun Hing Printing Co.—G228, Tien-

Commercial & , Credit Information dbng Road

Bureau—P.Q. Box 1022 Tai Shing Printing Co.—44, North

Commercial Press, Ltd.-^211, Honan Soochow Road

Road, Tien Yieh Printing Co-operation— j

Dong Woo Printing Co. 12, Miller 87, Baikal Road

Road Union Printing Co.—A261, Szechuen

E-Shing & Co.—152, Szechuen Road Road

Evans A Sons, Ltd., Edward—17, Union Printing and Service Agency

—101, Boundary Road

Kiukiang Road

CLASSIFIED LI)ST OF TRADES

PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS (MALAYA) 273

Wah Yang Printing Co.—824, Miller Negri Sembilan

Road

Willow Pattern Press—108, Nanking Commercial

Seremban

Press—125, Birch Road,

Road

Yik Shing—426, Kiangse Road Grenier & Son, Ltd., Charles—69r

Yite Tah Co.—4, Pakhoi Road Birch Road, Seremban

Ziang Kee Book Co.—223, Szechuen Penang

Road

Zikawei Press— British Malaya Press, Ltd,—17,

Bishop Street

Tientsin British Press—44, Church Street

Criterion Press Co.—Penang Road

Caxton Press—Council Road

Chihli Press, Inc.—25, Ru© St. Louis Film News, The—1, Pangkok Road

Ganesh Printing Works—99, Penang

E Tai—131, Rue de Baron Gros Street

Evans & iSons, Ltd., Edward—137, Khoo Saik Inn & Co.—2b, Beach St.

Victoria Road Limson & Co., Ltd.—6, Church Street

Lien Chang & Co.—116, Rue Dillon Penang Premier Press, Ltd. — 34,

North China Advertising Co.— 115, Beach Street

Rue de Chaylaid

North China Daily Mail—19, Rue de Penang Gazette

Penang

Road

Press, (Ltd.—1a,

France

Pei yang Press—19, Wusih Road Perak

Serebrennikoff & Co.—16, Council Caxton Press, Ltd.—130, Belfield

Road Street, Ipoh

Social Welfare—Via Tripoli

Tientsin Press, Ltd.—181, Victoria Commercial

Street, Ipoh

Press —15, Panglima

Road Federal Rubber Stamp Co.—35, Sta-

Tsingtao tion Road, Ipoh

Grenier & Co., Ltd., Thomas—37,

E-Kin & Co, -44, Weihsien Road Station Road, Ipoh

Fu Chong Printing Co.—57, Wei Times of Malaya Press, Ltd.—Old

Court House Road, Ipoh

hsien Road

Tsingtao Times—1, Hsin Tai Road Selangor

SIAM Caxton Press—20, Station Street,

Klang and P.O. Box 51, Kuala

Bangkok Lumpur

Bangkok Times Press, Ltd. Commercial Press—Press Building,

High Street, Kuala Lumpur

Siam Free Press Co.— Federal Rubber Stamp Co.—3, Rodger

Street, Kuala Lumpur

MALAYA Grenier & Son, Ltd.—85, Old Market

Street, Kuala Lumpur

Malacca Khee Meng Press—234, High Street,

Kuala Lumpur

Malacca Commercial Press—3, Second Kyle Palmer & Co., Ltd.—235, Batu

Road, Kuala Lumpur

Cross Street

Malacca Guardian, Ltd.—5, First MalayanPudu Road

Daily Express, Ltd.—375,

Cross Street

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CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

274 PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS (MALAYA, PHILIPPINE)

Yik Khuan Press Co., Ltd. —127, Padang

Petaling Street, Kuala Lumpur m

Singapore Fa. Drukkeru' Sumatra Bode en

Tjaja Soematra ”

Anglo-Asiatic Press — 730, North,

Bridge Road

Chong & Co., Peter—9,-D’Almeida Sumatra

Street

Commercial Press, Ltd.—172, South Varekamp & Co.—Medan

Bridge Roa,d

De Souza Brothers—2l!6,'Queen St.

Dickinson & Co., Ltd., John Dun PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

lop House, Rob in s6n Road

Fraser & NeaVe, Ltd. — Trafalgar Manila

Street

Jitts & Co., Ltd.—96, Robinson1 Road Benipayo Press—801, Soler, Santa

Kelly & Walsh, Ltd.—32, Raffles Place Cruz

Khai Mun. & Co.—229, South Bridge' Carmelo & 1 BaUermann, Unc.—2057, '

Road i ;■ |

Kiat & Co., Ltd.—G, H.—15, Collyer Azcarraga

Quay Cosmos Printing Co.—309, Bustos, j

Koh Yew Hean Eng Kee Press.—18, Santa Cruz

North Bridge Road

Lau Pau Press, Ltd.—11, Cross Street Dia Filipino—1092, K. Hildago

Malaya Publishing! House—Stamford EconomicCruz

Press—961, Ongpin, Santa

Road

Malaya Tribune Press, Ltd.—56/60, Filipino Printing Press—1885, Man-

Anson Road1 gahan, Santa Cruz

Malaya Peninsular Agency—P.O. Box Caving & Co.—334, Carriedo, Santa

503 Cruz

Ngai Mun ■ Press, The—236, South “Germania”—672, iLegarda, Samaploc

Bridge Road

Phu Yik Press—240, South Bridge Gutenberg Printing Press—611, As-

, cuncion, San Nicolas

Road

Printers, Ltd.—10, Gollyer Quay Heilbronn Co., Inc., J. P.—P.O. Box ,

Progressive Publioity Co.—106, Kriedt 773

Robinson Road Printing Co.—P.O. Box 809

Raja & Go.—53, Bras Basah Road La iDefensa—P.O. Box 289

Ribeiro & Cd., Ltd.—5, Raffles Place McCullough PrintingLCo.—424, Rizal

Rickard, Ltd.—138, Cecil Street Avenue

Straits Printing Works—71, Selegie Manila Grafica, Inc.—P.O. Box 1850

Road Manila Publishing' Co.—101, Escplta

Straits Times Press—French Bank Nam Shing & Co.—327, El Dorado

Buildings, Raffles Place

Tan Jin Gam &. Gp.i-8, Raffles Quay Philippine

Escolta

Education, Co. — 101-10S, |

Romar Publishing Company—309,

N E TH E R LANDS-INDIA Masonic Temple

United Press Association — Insular

Batavia Life Building

Nederlandsch-Indische Drukkers en Vera muros

& Sons Co.—124, Solana, Ihtra-

Uitgevers Maitschapfij

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PRODUCE MERCHANTS (JAPAN, CHINA)

PRODUCE MERCHANTS Shanghai

JAPAN Arxhold & Co., Lubi—Tl,i

Kobe China Merchaxts Poxgee Association

Bastel & pp., W.77-38, Isobe-dori 36, J inkee Road

Ct-rnow Ltd., J. P.O. Box China

ton

Produce & Lace Co.—39a, Can-

Road ... q.

1.050 (Sann.) Geddes Trading & Dairy Farm Co.,

Cox & Hirao—112, iKita-machi Ltd.—8d, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Gil-Pereira, J. L.—6, Kiukiang Road

Osaka Henxingsen Produce'Co.—1512, West

Sia.wgin Road

Aall & Ca, Ltd.—f, Koraibashi Jardine, Mathesox Co., Ltd.—27,

The Bund

Shiraonoseki Knipschildt & Eskeu xd — 56, Sze-

chuen Road

Bxwa Shigetaro—Nishinohashi-cho Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd.—4, Peking

Hattori S hoten—Nishinabe-cho Road ,

IWAHASHi S hotex—!N ishinabe-clio Marthond & Cib>—5, Foochow Road

Kaxaya Sohei—Nishinabe-cho Peters & Co;, H.K.—6, Kiukiang Rd.

Minato Bunpei—Higashinabe-cho Reuter, Brockelmann Co. 452,

Ohtani Shotex—Uyeda Naka-macbi Theodor Kiangse Road

& RawltNs -47, Peking Road

Yokohama Trans-Ocean Hide L PrPducts Co.—

19, Museum Road

AizAwa Wasuke Shoten—12, Noge-cho Volkart Bros. ’ Agency — 4, Avenue

Fukushima-Shoten—106, Oioicho Edward VII

'Kasakawa Shoten—42, Hogoromo Yannoulatos Bros. , (China)—3(5, Jin-

MAtsukivA Shottn—733, Songen-cho kee Road

Matsukiya Shotex—733, Sengen-cho Tientsin

Tokiwa

Strome & Co.—35, Yamashita-cho Collins Co., Ltd.—75, Consular

Takasawa Shotex—37, Onoe-cho Road

Twyeord & Co., J.—113, Rue du

KOREA Chaylard

Taxaka & Co.—F usan China Northern Corporation—47-55,

Rue de Paris

CHINA Standard Casing' Co.—28, Sin Kai

Hutting

Harbin Tsingtao

Produce Export Co. (Harbix), Ltd. Boerter & Co., A.^r-se, Kuangsi Rd.

—8, Post Street ■ North China; Products Co.—7, Pu

Hongkong Hsi Road

Chinese Produce q Shippers—China INDOCHINA

Building Saigon

Patell, J. B.—38, Wyndham Street

Sassoox & Cp., Ltd., David—8a, Des David & Co., Ltd., A. B.—43/45, Eue

Vosux Road Central Chaigneau

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

PEODUOE MECHANTS (MALAYA, D.E.L)

Societe Indoohinoise de Commerce, Moulton (Eastern), Ltd., E. S. & R.

Ltd.—‘28, bis, Rue Greorges Guyne- O.—Union Building

mer Nanayakara, M. W. J.—Dl3, Union

Building

SIAM Schwarz, M.—28, Winchester House:

Bangkok Sime, IDarby & Co.—5, Malacca St.

Straits Mercantile Agency—39, Teluk !

Barrow Brown & Co., Ltd.—Tapan Ayer (Street

Hua Takay Sulbina & Co.—28, Cbulia Street

Anglo-Siam Corporation— Toin Trading Co., The—60, Waterloo, i

Street

MALAYA Tyebally, N.—188, Cecil Street

Penang Wee Seng Moh—12, Cecil Street

Hung Sew & Co.—37, Victoria Road NETHERLANDS INDIA

Selangor Batavia

Richards & Co., D.—Klang Arima & Co., Ltd.

Shanmugam & Co., Ltd. — Kuala Borneo Co., Ltd., The

Selangor Catz Java Trading Co., N.V.

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd.—105, High Holland-Batavia, Handel-Maatschap-

Street, Kuala Lumpur. pij

Wong Kee—199, High Street Hall Trading Corporation, The

Internationale Crediet-en Handels

Singapore Vereeniging 11 Rotterdam ”

Jacobsen van

Asiatic Universal Trading Co.—184, Konloniale Handelden Berg & Co.

Serangoon Road Maatschappij:

Durman & Co.—8a, Malacca Street N.V.

Fraser & Gumming—Union Building, pijKian Gwan, N.V. Handel Maatschap-

Collyer Quay Konloniale Handel Maatschappij

Handel Maatschappij, N.V. “ Kian Indo-Belge

Gwan ”—22, Teluk Ayer Street

Klass & Sons, F. V.—100a, Robinson Maintz’ Proditctenhandel, N.V.

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Road

La Compania de Productos Coloniales Mirandolle, Voute & Co.

9b, Robinson Road Ockerse, F. W. A. — Binnen Nieuw-

Lianqui Trading Co.—6, Raffles Quay poortstraat 34

Malayan Commercial Agency—60, Peet & Co., John

Prinsep Street Platon, L.

Malayan Commercial Agency —184, Pryce (fe C°-, John

Serangoon Road

Maricar Brothers & Co.—38, Market Rouwenhorst Mulder & Co.

Ross Taylor & Co.

Street Wellenstein Krause & Co.

Marine Resources, Ltd,—64, Market!

Street Padang

Mid East Produce Suppliers—3, Fin-

iayson Green

Millar & Co., Ltd.—18, Battery Road Internationale Crediel-en Handels

Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ”

Mohammed Kassim & Co., R. E. Levison,

- 12/13, Boat Quay H.

C^ASSIPIED LIST OF TRADES

PRODUCE AIEROHANTS (NETHERLANDS INDIA, P.I.) 277

Maatschappij t.v.d.z. van Houten CoMMISSIE-EJJ r AGEpTIIUE . MAAT.SCgAPPI J

Steffan & Co. . “ SoeeabAiA'” N-V. "

Maatschappij vooe IIandel en Indus- East Asiatic Cq.y Ltd., The

trie Egar & Co.’s Handel Maatschappij,

ScHNEEWIND, P. Ltd.

N.V. Gebroeders Veth’s Handel Fraser, , Eaton MCcq

Maatschappij Internationale Crediet-en Handels

Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ”

Macassar Jacobson van. den Berg & Co.

Java Sumatra Handel Maatschappij,

Catz Java Trading Co., N.V. N.V. ,

MaIn'^z’ Productenhandel, N.V. Joakim & 06‘., N.V. Handel Maats-

chappij

M ANDERS iSEEMANN & Co.’s HANDEL Kian Gwan, ; N.V. Handel * Maatschap-

Maatschapptj, ■ N;V. • - pij '

Michael ST^prnns & Co., Ltd. Kwik Hoo Tong HandEl' Maatschap-

Mirandqelei ;Youte ,& Co. pij; N.V.

MoiiKiUNN • A Co., J., Handelsve- Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V.

REENIGING Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Llro.

OKI SEE U WEN ' &. Cb.

Reiss t 'Co., Hanelsvereeniging v66r Mirandolle Voute & Co.

Re; ss & Co.,; Handels veg feni ging

heen VOORH^EN ’ ‘ i

Schmid ; & Jeandel, CoMPAGNiE Com- Rqss TajwR<>. Co.

MERCIALE

Wattie

Handel&1Maatschappij

Co., Ltd., J. A., N.V.

Semaxang

Arima & Co.,; Ltd^, H. PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Crone, H. Gr . Th. '

Internat.i onale Crediet-en Handel Cebu,

‘Yereeniging '"Rotterdam ”

Jacobsen van hen Berg & Co. Stevenson Vi: Co., Inc., W. F.-—P.O.

Kian Gwan, N.V. Handel Maatschap- Box 133

pij

McNeill & Co. Manila

Maintz’ ,Productenhandel, N.V.

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. ‘ • Kal^kal Bayan’ . Sto. Cristo .

Mirandolle Voute & Co. Russell & Co.—P.O. Box 032

Reiss & Co.; Handelsvereeniging Warner, Barnes & COi, Ltd.—P.O.

voorheen Box 294

Rouwenhqrtst Mulder & Cq.

Ross Tayeqr & Co, BORNEO

Souxabaya Guan Moh—70, Beach Street, Lafouan.

“ Amsterdam,” Handelsvereeniging Hiap Soon Hin—84, Ewe Hai Street,

AneMaet & Co. Kuching, Sarawak

Arima & C|?V Ltd., H. Kong Chong—Lahuan

Borneo Sumatra Handel Maatsohappu Sime, Darby

Bazaar, Kuching, Sarawak

Burns Philp & Co., Ltd. Sin Hup Heng Co,--69, Beach SfcreTt

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

278 PROVISION MERCHANTS (JAPAN)

PROVISION MERCHANTS Ikeda Tokuo—9, Hiro Baba-machi

JAPAN Inouye Hoten—S3, Higashi Hamano-

cho

Kobe Sugiyama Shoten—41, Yorozuya-machi

Takeshita Isaburo—2, Yedo-machi

Arabiya Coffer Shokai—364, Nakaya

mate-dori Nagoya

Caudrelier, L.—1, Kitanagasa-dbri

Curnow & Co., Ltd., J.—P.O. Box Nagoya Siame Co.—2, Maruyama

1050 (Sann.) Nakamura Shoten—Nishi Miwajima-

Dick, Brtjhn & Co.—97, Sannomiya- cho

cho Umezawa Shoten—4, Tomizawa-cho

Fujya Shoten—19, Motomachi-dori

Funai Shoten—36, Moto-raachi Shimonoseki

Hinomaru Shoten—32, Sannomiya-oho Amayasu iShoten—Akama-cho

Indian Provision Store-—164, Isobe- Shimada Sadakichi—Nishinabe-cho-

dori Shiokame Shoten—Higashinabe-cho

iKonishi Shoten K.K.—113, Moto- Wada Hichiro—Higashinabe-cho

machi

Minoya Shoten—437, Moto-machi Yuko Shokai—Higashinabe-cho

Nishimura Shokuryohin IK.K.—26, Tokyo

Moto-machi

Oliver, Evans & Co.—30, Nakamachi Fujii cho

Chojiro Shoten—15, Hongoku-

Tomiya Shoten—50, Sakae-machi Henmi Sanyo-do—25, Otemmacho

Whymark & Co.—81, Sakae-machi Hokkai Bussan Kan—16, Ginza-dori

Yoshikava Shoten—98, Moto-machi- Kameya Shoten—14, Owari-cho

dori Kokubu Shoten—4, Tori

Osaka Meidi-ya Co.—5-6, Ginza

Nikishima Shoten—4, Tameika, Akasa

Asada Shoten—<460, Moto-maohi ka-ku

Eastern Trading Co.—1, Tokiwa eho Sato Shoten—9, Hongoku-cho

Emoto Shojiro—5-24, Sennenoho, Mi- Seiyoken Co., Ltd.—32, Uneme-cho

nami-ku Unchida Yutaro Shoten—16, Naka-

Harihan Suppon Shokuryohin-ten—1, machi

Nishi Nagaboari Minami-cho Yasuda Brothers — 3, Sarugakucho,

Matsushita Shoten K.K.—10, Korai- Kanda-ku

bashi, Higashi-ku

Meidi-ya, Ltd.—18, Minami, Honma- Yokohama

chi Chiyoda Shokai—179, Moto-machi

Nadaman Shokuryohin-ten—19, Kita- Curnow & Co.—66, Main Street

hama, Higashi-ku Eastern Trading Co.—1, Tokiwacho

Nodaya—28, Kyobashi-cho

Senjudo—6-42, Namba Shinichi, Nishi- Gibbs & Co.—66, Yamashita-cho

Iwakami .Shoten—25, Moto Hamadori

ku Ohki Shoten—203, Motomachi

Shiratama

machi iSouze 'K.K.—1461, Kawara- Suga'hara Yujiro iShoten—59, Tokiwa-

cho

Nagasaki Yamaguichi Shoten—37, Ohta-machi

Asada Hirotaro—36, Moto Furakawa Yedosei Honten—192, Yamashita-chd '

Curnow & Co.- -42A, Sagarimatsu Yoshibun Shoten—43, Ohta-machi

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PROVISION MERCHANTS (CHINA) 279

KOREA Hongkong American Trading Co.—

China Building

Tanaka & Co.—Fusan Hutchison & Co., John D.—King’s

Building

CHINA Hung Cheong—66, Nathan Road

Lane, Crawford Ltd. — Exchange

Dairen Building

Manchuria Commercial Corpn.- Loxley & Co., W. R.—York Building

Mitsubishi Yokq—24, Ise-machi Mansion & Co., W.—Bank of China

Building

Taku & Co.—47, Oyama-dori Nestle & Angio-Swiss

Foochow Milk Co. P.O. Box 351Condensed

Patell & Co.—Prince’s Building

Sin Tai Kee— Sang Lee—69a, Des Voeux Road C.

Hankow Thakurdas Jeramdas & Co.—29b,

Wyndham Street

Dah Daw & Co.—13, Taiping Road WickingBuilding

& Co., Harry—Prince’s

France-Import, Ltd.—33, Rue Dau- Yee Kee Hong—64, Connaught Road

tremer Central

Nestle

Milk &Co.Anglo-Swiss

P.O. Box 51Condensed Kiukiang

Hankow New Store—11, Sankiao Duff Co., J. L.

Road

Straits Trading Co.—Poyaag Road Peiping

Thurier & Kohr—1, Sankiao Road

Vangtsze Store—Ru© Dautremer E.Street

Lee’s General Store—9, Hatamen

Harbin Legation Stores—14, Morrison Street

Skoblin Co:—31, Konnaya Street Nicolas, G.—13, Rue Labrousse

Shang Tai Y;e & Co.—125, Hatamen

Hongkong Street

A. Kwai & Co.—15, Connaught Road P’ai &LouCo., Ltd., I. C.—Tung Tan

Yang

Central

Ah YinG & Co.—22, Connaught Road Shanghai

Central A'lam, L.—9, Muirhead Road

Alves &-Co., J. M.—1a, Chater Road American Asiatic1 Trading Co.—6,

Asia Co., The—9, 'Pottinger Street Hongkong Road

Banker & Co.—4, Queen’s Road C. Boy - Landry , Etablissements — 708,

Central Trading Co.—Bank of Canton Avenue Joffre

Building Bracco & Co,, C.—36, Rue du Con-

Connell Brothers & Co.—David sulat

House Busy Bee Co,—P.O. Box 721

Dairy Farm, Ice and Cold Storage California Bakery—102, Broadway

Co., Ltd.—Wyndham Street Casa Do Povo—1284, North Szechuen

Economical

283 Trading Co.—P.O. Box Road

Ching Wah & Co.—1324, North Sze-

Empress Store—54, Nathan Road chuen Road

French Store—99, Queen’s Road C. Chun Lee—17, Biking Road

General Milk Co., Inc. — Alexandra Clerici, Bedoni & Co., S. A.—17,

Museum Road

Building

CLAS'Sii’1E-D LIST OF TRADES

‘2SO PROVISION MERCHANTS (CHINA)

Compagnie Optorg- -39, jAvenue ' Ed- Union Import Syndicate, Ltd. — 3,

ward VII. Hamkov. Road

Connell Brothers Co., Ltd. -y#,. Oa.n- Van Shing & Co.—655, Avenue joffre

tKin Road Vassos & Co.—331, Avenue Joffre

Ctjlty Dairy Co., Ltd.—>989, Avenue Venturi, F.—116,* Szeehuen Road

Western Supply d^l, Bubbling

Joffre Well Road

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. 1, Canton Road Whitehead, R. J.—35, Jinkee Road

Dombey & Oo.—893, Bubbling Well Yuen Tak & Co.—113, Broadway

Road

EdDie & Co.;50:—T4, Broadway Yung Loong & 'Oo.—436, Avenue Jo fire

Eickhoff &. Cp.-745'i, Kiangse "Road Zimmerman

Road

Co., W. I.—53, Srechuen

Fskelund & Co.—56, Szechuen Road Zung Kee & Co.—764, Bubbling Well

Fagan & Co., Ltd.—261, Kiangse Road Road

Foo How Kung & Op.—612, Nanking

Road Swatow

Frost, Bland 8t Co—6, Szechuen Road

Gallop & Co,. Fed. Inc.—22, Yuen Tai iSang & Co—20-22, Yong Ping

Ming Yuen Road Road •

Geodes Trading Co.—8d, Yuen Ming Tientsin

Yuen Road

Gentai & Co.—K2269, Boone Road Altamira & Co.—61, Rue du 14 J ulliet

Gillespie & Co.—32, Peking Road American Taku Road

Food Products Co.’ 52,

Han Zung & Co.—1406, East Seward Chu Hsing Cheng—Rue de Paris

Road

Hsin Yuen Co.—10, Kiangse Road Chung Yuen Co.—Asahi Road

Hsing Kong & Co.—97, Boone Road Cornalba & Pezzini—14, Italian Bund

Lane, Crawford & Co.—28, Nanking Daily Suppliers—i97, Victoria Road

Road De Mao HenG—123, Rue de Takou

Luen How & Oo.—123, Broadway Dodwell & Co., Ltd. —19, Victoria

Metropolitan Supply Co.—402 Broad- Terrace

way East

Minarolo & Co., G.—36, Rue de Con- Franklin & Co.—17, Rue de Palaeot

Kato & Co., S.—Asahi Road

sulat

Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Kwang Chi Shiang—109, Rue du.

Baron Cros

Milk Co.—19, Soochow Road Lee E.—38, Woodrow Wilson Street

Rondon & Co., Ltd.—9, Avenue Ed- Moyler, Powell & Co.—193, Victoria

ward VII. Road'

Scandanavian Trading Co.—J1A, Boone Moyroux, V.—41, Rue de France

Road

Shainin & Co.—11, Chaofoong Road Russian Road

Economic Store—263, Counoil

Shanghai General Store—15, Broad- Shang Tai Ye & Co.—17, Bruce Road

way Takeuchi & Co.—82, Rue de France

Shanghai Supply Co.—24, Broadway Tien

Shing Kee & Co.—17, Rue du Con RoadYu Shun & Co.—261; 'Victoria

sulat

Shun Jei & Co.—1455, Woosung Road TaylorHop& Shing Co.—42, Taku Road

Sing Chong & Co.—20, Rue du Con- TszBaron Cros

& Co.—116, Rue du

sulat

Tai Foong Canned Goods Co.—265, Vernaudon, E.—62, Rue de France

Nanking Road Vordoni & Co.—87, Rue de France

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PROVISION MERCHANTS (MALAYA, PHILIPPINE ISLANDS) 281

Tsingtao Singapore

Vitama Co., Ltd., The—61, Feih- Asiatic Universal Trading Co.—60,

sien Road Prinsep Street

MALAYA Bun Bee & Co.—ill, Beach Road

Crosse & Blackwell, Ltd.—5, Malacca

Penang Street

Fresh Food and Refrigerating Co.—

•Chong Kee & Co.—35, Beach Street Keppel Road

Kim Seng & 'Co.—37b, Beach Street International

Raffles

Indenting Co. — 27,

Chambers

Little & Co.., John—Bishop Street Lim Khoon Heng—245, Orchard Road

Locak & Co.—24, Beach Street Little & Co., John—Raffles Square

Pritchard & Co.—9, Union Street

Moulton (Eastern), Ltd., E. S. & R.

Perak O'.—Union Building

Naina-Mohammed & Sons—22, Battery

Ban Hoe Hin & Co.—61, Jalan Road

Gopeng, Kampar Nam Soon & Co.—22, Battery Road

Kim Seng & Co.—98, Main Street, Sayna Abdul Wader—7, Malacca St.

Taiping

Lathif Store—101, Main Street, SIAM

Batu Gajah

Pritchard & Co., Ltd.—Market St., Bangkok

Ipoh

Taik Ho & Co.—80, Main Street, Tai- Barrow Brown &'Co., Ltd.—Tapan

Hua Takay

ping Oriental Stores—

Negri Sembilan

Lee Kee & Co.—24, Birch Road, Serem- NETHERLANDS INDIA

ban Sumatra

Noormohammed & ' CO.—30, Main

Street, Nilai Handel Mu. Sin Ste^P HafLesawan—

Wee Siang Brothers—10, Jalan Tuan Median

Sheikh, Seremban PHILIPPINE TSLANlDS

Selangor Manila

Ally &, Cp..—105, High Street, Kuala American Grocery — 217, Echague,

Lumpur Santa Cruz

General Store—20, Tunku Diai Udin Armour & Co.—204, Chica

Street, Klang

Kong Tiam & Cp. 60, Rembau Street, Bukiduon Cattle a-^-d Coffee Co.,

Ktang Inc.—902, Cordeieria Street Meso.

Little & Co., John—Am pang Street, California Grocery 'Cbj—211, Edha-

gue, Santa Cruz

Kuala Lumpur

Shanmugam & Co., Ltd.—Fort Street, Co Bun Kim—1407, Herran Paco

Kuala Selangor El Fruto de Cacao—541, Ascuncion,

Straits Mercantile Agency—39, Teluk San Nicolas

Ayer Street European American Grocery — 430, •

Sum’s Agency—Kuala -Lumpur Echague, Santa Cruz

Wong Kee—199, High Street, Kuala Genato Commercial Corporation—

Lumpur 1079, R. Hildago

, CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

28|' PROVISION MERCHANTS—RADIO AND WIRELESS

Gopoco GrocerY--410, Echague, Santa Miyada Seisaku-sho—42, Daihoji Hi-

Cruz gashino-cho’A.-, - ..*•>*j ,.oO nmafi’

Kwong Wing Lung—1443, Herran Sankyo Denki Kogyo K.K.-^-lI, Kyo-

Luzoni Stkyedouing ; Co., Inc. P.O. machibori

Box 582 Umeda Denki Shokai—22, Umeda-cho

Nestle and Anglo Swiss Condensed ”“7 vr

Milk Co.—P.O. Box 538 Tokyo

Philippine Cold Storage—P.O. Box

242 International Radio Co. — Showa

Philippine Fish Co.—P.O. Box 2811 Building

Pacific Coast Biscuit—P.O. Box 400 Yokohama

Santa ^esa iDairy Farm—P.O. Box

1302 Tokyo Electric Co.—Kanagawa-ken

Watson & Watson—732, Zacateros,

Santa Cruz KOREA

Whitehouse Grocery^—347, Echague,

Santa Cruz Tanaya & Co.—Fusan

Iloilo CHINA

Nestle & AnglO-Swiss Condensed Canton

Milk Co.—22, Calle Ortiz

Radio Electric, Ltd. —i36, Sap Bat Po

BORNEO Road

Chong Kum Eng—39, Carpenter Dairen

Street, Kuching, Sarawak China Osram (Jo.—4.7, Echigo cho

Eng Watt & Co.—33, Beach Street,

Labuan Harbin

RADIO AND WIRELESS Skoblin Co.—31, Konnaya Street

APPLIANCES

JAPAN Hongkong

Kobe British

Redder Building Marine Service—

Wireless

Kato IDenki Radio Shoten—304, Shi- Central Radio Service—King’s Bldg.

moyamate-dori China Phonograph & Radio, Ltd.—

Mikasa Radio Shokai—137, Moto- York Building

machi-dori Chung Yuen Electrical Co.—71, Des

Voeux Road Central

Moji Economical Trading Co. — P.O. Box

Iyodo Tadahei Shoten—Nishi Hon- 285

machi Mukden

Tsuda Moji Shokai—Higashi Hon-

machi China Radio Corporation —113, Ta

Shih Pien Men Wai

Osaka

Asahi Radio Denki Shokai — 26, Peiping

Nihombashi-cho Simpson’s Electric Supply Co. — 11,

Dempvn shun—15, Umeda Tung Shufu Hutung

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

RADIO—RUBBER AND RUBBER GOODS 283;

Shanghai RUBBER AND RUBBER GOODS

Arnhold & Go., Ltd.—1, Nanking Rd. JAPAN

China Scientific Ixstrijaient Cb., Kobe

Ltd. -20, Museum Road

Gallop & Co., Fed. Inc. — 22, Yuen Akigoto Gomu Seizo^-sho—2, Kagura-

Ming Yuen Road cho . . a ,f>

Philco Sales1 Corporation HR, Sze Chikyu, Gqiiu Eogyp-sho—Kawanishi-

ohiuen Road d’ofi

Dunlop Rubber ,Cq- (Far East), Ltd.

Tientsin —I5.!). Box 159

Fujimoto

suno-oho Gqmu Kogyo-sho—10, Mat*

China Radio Corporation—8, Rue de Eutaba Gumi Kabushiki Kaisha—],

Marechal Foch

Kunika-dori

Tsingtao Hayashi Gomei Sbizo Kojo—0, Kama-

naka-dori

Hirao

Kasei & Co.—37* Ewan Hsien Road ra-cho Rubber Kogyo-sho—11; Kagu-

S|AM Hokoku ' (jOmu K.K.—1, Nishi Shi-

riike

Bangkok Ishiii Gomu Kogyo-sho—20, Waka-

matsu-cho

Bangkok Trading Co. — Pitstien cho Kiyose Gomu Kogyo-sho—2, Kagura-

Bridge

Minatogawa Gomu Kabushiki Kaisha

NETHERLANDS INDIA —1, Kagura-cho

Naigai

N. Y. Heyb rock’s Groothandel — wara-dori Gomu Goshi Kaisha—2, Suga-

Kriningsplein AVest 5. Ohga Gomu Kogyo-sho—29, Oike-sho

MALAYA Otsubo Gomu Kogyo-sho—3, Hiyoshi-

sho

Malacca Shibuya Gomu Kogyo-sho—3, Kagura-

cho

Tan Sob Hock & Co.—127, Jonkee St. Toawara-cho

Gomu Kogyosho K.K.—1, Sugi-

Singapore Toshin Gomu Kogyo K.K.—2, Higure-

dori

International Indenting Co. — 27, Urabe Toshisuke—5, Kagura-cho

Raffles Chambers Watanabe Gomu Kogyo-sho—16, Higa-

shi Shiriike

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Yamabe Gomu Seizo-cho—24, Omichi-

dori

Manila Yusho Yoko Gomu Seizo-sho—1, Oha-

shi-sho

? Manila Radio Co., Inc. -22, Cable

David Nagoya

Philips Radio — 20, Plaza Moraga

R .C. A. Communications, Inc.—Insu- Kawazawa

Nezu-cho

Rubber Co., Ltd. — 19,

lar Life Building

Wolf & Co., Inc., T. J.—P.O. Box Nitto Rubber Manufacturing Co.—14,

Uatari Makino-cho

920

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

RUBBER AND RUBBER GOODS (JAPAN, CHINA)

Settsu Rubbee Co., Ltd.—Temma-cho Yokohama

Yokohama Rubber Manufacturing Co. Horai Rubber Industrial Co. — 3,

—Miyuki Hon-machi Hananoki-cho

Osaka Iso Rubber Shokai—45, Chojimachi

Tachikawa Orie Shoten—Hiranuma-

Aall & Co., Ltd.—9, Koraibasht cho

Yokohama Gomu Seizo K.K. —17,

Chugai Gumi K.K.—3, Tsutsumigau- Heian-cho

chi

Far Eastern Rubber Co.—10, Utsado KOREA

Kita-dori

FujIya Shoyu-ten—90, Okutamamaye- Chosen Gomei Kogyo sha—88, Horai-

cho, Seoul

machi

II i rang Rubber Manufactory—4, Hi- Kakuichi Komu Kaisha—(Seoul

gashino-sho

I ida Teisuke—3-38, Karamono-cho CHINA

Rakuichi Rubber Goshi Kaisha—435, Hankow

Urae-dho

Kanetani Rubber Goshi iKaisha—7, Bao Rubber Co.—The Bund, S.A.D. 3

Kawaraya

Lion Rubber Manufactory—8, Shikit- Gillespie

Dautremer

Rogers Pyatt Co.—Rue

su-cho

Maruman Shoyu-ten—1-764, Nakamo- Consession — The Bund, French

Olivier-Chine

torcho

(Sera* Naga Rubber Co.—7, Toyosaki Hongkong

Nishi machi

Yokohama Gomu Seizo K.K.—4, iDoji- Bradley & Co.—Prince’s Building

ma-hama-dori

Yatani Sahei Shoten—37, Edobori China Export-Import and Bank Co.—

Asiatic Building

M inami-cho Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.—1

& 3, AVyndham Street

Tokyo Fung Keong Rubber Manufactory—

Main Street

Borneo Gumu Kaisha, Ltd.—6, Maru- Loxley & Co., W. R.—York Building

nouchi Singon & Co.—35, Hing Loong Street

Dai Ichi Onuki Rubber Co.—19, Fuji- Wicking & Co., Harry—Prince’s

mae Building

Dunlop Rubber Co.—30, Tameike Mukden

Furido Shokai—P.O. Box 8

Goodyear Tyre & Rubber Export Co. Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.—

—c/o. Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha 35, Chiyoda-dori

Malay Rubber K.K.—Yaruja-cho

Nippon Rubber Manufacturing C°-— Peiping

134, Tamahiriie-cho Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.—15,

Takasago

guro Rubber Co.—1945, Kami Me- IK an Yu Hutung

Tokyo Rubber Manufacturing Co.— .Modde, F.—39, Mahsienhutung

119. Kamiochiai Shanghai

Yamato Rubber Co.—1990, Terashima

Yokohama Rubber Manufacturing Co. American Trading Co.—3, Canton

—Yuraku Bunding, Marunouchi Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

RUBBER AND RUBBER COODS (CHINA, MALAYA) 285

Bishop, H. N.—Central Arcade IChuan & Co.—SS^S^Cross Street

Cameron & Co., A.—21, Jinkee Road' Firestone Tire and; Rubber Co.—

China Rubber Oo.—42, Avenue Ed- Hevea South Reclamation

ward VII. AgexoV.—2f7', First Cross Street

Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.—9,

Foochow Road Negri Sembilan

Goodyear Tire and Rubber Export Anglo.French Trading Cq.—Serem-

Co.—3, Canton Road.

Ilbert & Co.—1, Canton Road ban

Medicon, Ltd., S. A.—6, Kiamgse BendixSenRoad,

fe Co:, Ltd.—106, BircH

Seremban ' '

Road

Sua Mangis Rubber Co.—35, Peking

Road Penang

United States Rubber Export Co., Anglo-French Trading Co. -5c, China

Ltd.—24, Yuen Ming Yuen Road Street"' Ghaut’'; 1;

Walker, Turner & Co.—18, Bund

Yokohama Rubber Go.—[32* j, Jinkee bour Board Godown Penang Har-

BarbcIub, Ltd., E. A.—1,

Road

Zais Steinman & Coi, Inc.—29, Sze- Bendixen & Co'., Ltd., A.—9, China

Street Ghaut

chuen Road Firestone Tire and Rubber Co., Ltd.

Zee & Sons, W. Z.—A1299, Broadway —Weld Quay

Tientsin General Rubber Co.—Chartered Bank

Building, Beatch Street

American Chinese Co.—38, Rue de Hin Giap Co.—86, Beach Street

France Leong Fee & Co.—8, Church Street

China Continental Commerce Co.— San Hai Brothers—34, Beach Street

Continental Building

Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.1—fe, Perak

Taku Road

Meyer & Co.—Harbin Road Barbour, Ltd.—E. A.—87, Peng Loong

Rehder &''Dorn—22, Rue du 14 Juillet Street, Taiping

Bendixen & Co.—2, Silibin Road, Ipoh

Tsingtao

Tsingtao Far Eastern Rubber Tire Selangor

Co.—7, Chung Shan Road Anglo-French Trading Co.—Kuala

SIAM Lumpur

Barbour, Ltd.—Robinson Road, Kuala

Bangkok Lumpur

Bendixen & Co., Ltd.—Kuala Lumpur

Bang Nara Rubber Co., LId.—Hong BlUnn & Co., George—120, Java

Kong Bank Street, Kuala Lumpur

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The East Asiatic Co.—58, Am pang Road,

MALAYA Kuala Lumpur

Firestone Tire and Rubber Co.—

Malacca Bukia Bintang Road, Kuala Lumpur

Harrisons, Barker & Co.-M31d Market

Anglo-French Trading Co.—22, River- Square, Kuala Lumpur

side Swee Heng Leong & Co.—Klang

Barbour, Ltd., E. A.—38, Riverside Wilkinson Process Rubber Co.—Old

Bendixen & Co., Ltd.—4, Fort Road Market Square, Kualar1 Lumpur

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

RUBBER AND RUBBER GOODS SHIPBUILDING

Singapore Tan Kah Kee & Co.—1, River Valley

Road

Anglo-Fkench Trading Waterhouse Co., Ltd., Fred—Charter-

Building, Oollyer Quay Co.—Union ed Bank Chambers

Barbour, Ltd., E. A. — Chartered NETHERLANDS INDIA

Bank Chambers

Barlow & Co.—Ocean Building, Coll- Batavia

yer Quay

Bendixen & Co., Ltd., A.—19, Char- Ockerse, F.W.A. — Binnen Nieuw-

poortstraat 34

tered Bank Chambers

Bruce Petrie, Ltd.—Union Building Dunlop Rubber Co. (D.E.I.), Ltd.—

Tanahi Abang West

Chee Seng Rubber Works—30, North Padang

Boat Quay

Chesnot, M. H. L.—124, Cecil Street SCHNEEWIND, P.

Chin Seng Hong & Co.—21, South

Carnal Road PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Dunlop Rubber Co., (S..S.), Ltd.—142, Manila

Robinson Road

Eastern Rubber Co., Ltd.—Chartered Dunlop

Port AreaRubber Co., (F.E.), Ltd.—

District

Bank Chambers Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. of the

Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. Philippine IsLANDS-^16th and At-

(S.S.), Ltd.—20, Geylang Road

Fisk Rubber Co. (Far East), Ltd.— Fisk Tire Co., Inc. Area

lanta, iStreets, Port

of the Philip-

15, Grange Road

General Rubber Company—Teiuk Ayer pines,Miguel

The—122, Novaliches, San

Reclamation Goodrich International Rubber Co.

Goodrich CO. (S.S.). Ltd.—68, Cecil P.O. Box 1482

Street Goodyear Tire A Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Goodyear Orient Co., Ltd.—Union P.O. Box 1456

Building Houston Rubber Co. — 548, Rizal

Lee Rubber Co., Ltd. 21, South Avenue, Santa Cruz

Canal Road Manila Rubber Co.—P.O. Box 225

Lianqui Trading Co.—6a, Raffles United iStates Rubber Export Co.,

Quay Ltd.- 35, Orozco. Quiapo

Lim Nee Scon—112, Robin&on Road

Macphail & Co., Ltd.—Union Build- BORNEO

ing Cheah Loong Ghee & Co., Ltd.—Jes-

Michelin & Co., M.—P.O. Box 392 selton

Miller & Co., W. P.—18, Battery Rd. Hiap Soon 11 in - 84, Ewe Hai Street,

Kuching, Sarawak

Miller Rubber Products Co. — 68, Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd.—6, Main

Cecil Street

Pirelli (Far East), Ltd.—Hongkong Bazaar, Kuching

Bank Chambers SHIPBUILDING

Sin Seng Moh & Co.—12, Cecil Street

Singapore Rubber Mills, Ltd.—Bukit JAPAN

Fimah Road

Singapore Rubber Works, Ltd.—14, Kobe

Collyer Quay Daifuko Zosen-sho—31, Toya-cho

Straits Mercantile Agency—39, Teiuk Hamada Tekko-sho — US, Nishide-

Ayer. Street machi

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SHIPBUILDING 287

Hakima ZosEN-sno—36, Naka-machi Yokohama

Kobe Zosen-sho—1-38, Yoshida Shin- Asano ZosENSHO-rtL ■ Suehiro-cho

den

Mitsubishi Zosen K.K.—Wadasaki- Uraga Dock K.K.—2, Ohno-cho

cho iWatanabe Dock—3181, Kanagawa-cho

iSano Zosen-sho—322, Nishide-machi Yokohama Dock K.K.—3, Nagasumi-

Taisho Zosen Tekko-sho—14, Azuma- cho

dori

CHINA

Nagasaki Dairen

Mitsubishi Zosen K.K.—Akunonra

Naigai Senpaku Kogyo K.K.—47, MansUi; Dock Kaisha—3, Hamacho

Matsugae-eho Hongkong

Nozaki Tsunematsu—1, Ozone-maehi

Bailey and Co., Ltd., W.S.—Kowloon

Osaka Bay

Brandt & Co.—P.O. Box 272

Aizawa Zosen Tekko K.K.—31, Ishi- Hong Kong and Whampoa Dock Co.,

•da-cho Ltd.. The—Kowloon Dock

Amasaki Zosex-cho—136, Shinsumiya- South China Motorship Building

cho and Repairing Works, Ltd.—St.

Ando Tomikichi—5, Isuonaka-inachi George’s Building, Chater Road

Daifuku Zosen-sho—11, Hichijo dori Shanghai

Fujinagata Zosen-sho—44, Shibaya-

cho •Cosmopolitan Dock and Shipbuilding

Harima Zosen-sho—463, Tomijima-cho Yard

Kizukawa Dock K.K.—69, Nishihama- Heng Chong Chang & Co.—147a,

Kita-dori Broadway Road

Mtirao Dock G. K.—211, Kita Kago- International Dock, Shipbuilding

ya-cho Yard and Engineering Works—

Pootung

Osaka Seiko-siio—Honjo, Toyozaki- Kiangnan

cho Dock and Engineering

Osaka Tekko-sho — 17, Sakurajima New EngineeringRoad

Works—Arsenal

& Shipbuilding

Minamino-cho Works, Ltd., The —640, Yangtszepoo

Shimoshita Zosen-sho—19, Gojo-dori Road

Shimonoseki Old Dock—148-150, Broadway

Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Co.—Hiko- Pootung Works and Shipyard

■shima-cho Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co.,

Ltd.

Osaka Tekkosho—Hikoshima-cht Soc. Franco-Chinoise De Construc-

Tokyo tions Metalliques et Mecaniques—

9, Quad de France

Ishikawajima Shipbuilding & En- Thorncroft

gineering Co.—54, Tsukudajima, & Co., Ltd., John I.—3,

Kawasaki iDockyard Co. — Yusen Canton Road

Building Tientsin

Mitsubishi Shipbuilding & Engine-

ering Co.—Marunouchi Eastern Engineering Works- 4, Lon-

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—1, Hon- don Road

cho

Uraga Dockyard Co.—Kajo Building Tonkou—111, Rue de France de

Sou. Francaise de Navigation

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

288 SHIPBUILDING—SHIPOHANDLERS

SIAM Yokohama

Bangkok C'urnow and Co., J.—66, Main Street

Nai Lert CHINA

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The

Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd., The Chingwantao

MALAYA Hop Kee and Co ,—X. M. A. Area

Malacca Dairen

United Engineers, Ltd.—Riverside Lewis & Co:, J.—208, Yamagata dori

Hankow

Penang

Mei Chang Hardware Co.—Tai Ping

United Engineers, Ltd.—87, Bishop Road, iS.A.D. 3sifoaQ

Street

Hongkong

Perak A. Kwai & Co.—15, Connaught Road

United Engineers, Ltd.—Station Rd. Central

Kwong Sang and Co. —59, Connaught

Selangor Road Central

Federated Engineering Co., Ltd., Hoo Cheong Woo and Co.—51, Con-

naught Road C.

The—246, High Street, KuaLai Lum- Lane, Crawford, Ltd. — Exchange

pur Building

Singapore Sun Man Woo (H.K.j Co.—99, iDes

Vceux Roadl C.

United Engineers, Ltd.- River Valley Wang !Kee and Co.—36, Connaught

Road Central

Road Yee Kee Hong Shipchandlers &

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Co., Ltd.—65, Connaught Road C.

Manila Macao

Earnshaw Docks & Honolulu Iron Rozario L,. 1'. do—13 and 15, Calcada

Works, The i 18, Second Street, Port das’ Vardades

Area Shanghai

El Varadero de Manila—109, Juan

Luna, Binondo Krugsman & Co., J.—19, Minghong

BORNEO Road

Scandanavian Trading Co. — Ua,

British Borneo Timber Co., Ltd.— Boone Road

Sandakan Swatow

SHIP CHANDLERS Tai Sang and Co.—20-22;, Yong Ping

Road

JAPAN MALAYA

Nagasaki Singapore

Walker and Co., R.N.—11, Oura— Boon Seng & Co., Ltd.—1, Raffles

machi 'Place

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SHIPCHANDLERS-SHIPPING (JAPAN) 289

Gaw Brothers Ltd.—59, Chulia Street MacMillan Export Co., Ltd., H. R.—

304, Crescent Building, 72, Kyo-

Keat Cheang & Co., Ltd.—76, Robin- machi

son Road. Messageries Maritimes, Compagnie

.Keng Lee & Co.—10, Robinson Road des—68, Ryo-machi

.Soon Tech & Co.—56, Market Street' Mitsui Bussan Raisha—3, Raigam-

dori

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Mitsubishi Shoji R.R.—48, Akashi-

machi

Manila Murase Shoten—Toyo Building, 7,

Harima machi

Luzon Stevedoring Co., Inc.—P.0 Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd.—72 Kyo-

Box 582 machi

Nickel &' Lyons—7, Raigan-dori

SHIPPING Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Kaigan-dori

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—5, Kaigan-

JAPAN dori

Owston & Co., Ltd., F.—72 Kyo-

Kobe machi

Aall & Co.—16 Harima-machi Pacific Commercial Co.—14b, Nani-

Abe Hamasaki K.K.—76, (Kyo-machi Panamawa-machi

Mail S.iS. Co.—14b, Naniwa

American Mail Line—7, Kaigan-dori machi

Birnie, Leonard—45, Naka-machi Priest, Marians & Co.—36, Shimo-

Butterfield

chi & Swire—103, Nakama- yamate-dori

Sale & Co.—46, Harima-machi

Canadian

—7, Harima-machi Steamships, Ltd. States

Pacific iSteamship Co.—16, Maye-

machi

Chitose Risen K.K.—Sakae-machi Taihoku Risen K.K.—32, Akashi-

Oornes & Co.—88, Naka-machi machi

iDairen Risen R.R.—35, Sakae-machi Kyushu

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—82, Ryo machi

Dollar Steamship Co.—7a. Raigan- Chikushi Unyu K.K.—58, Tenjin-

dori cho

Everett, Inc. L.—32, Meikai Build- Hakata Godo Unsu K.K.—1617, Ha-

ing, Akashi-machi ruyoshi-cho

Goko Shokai—45, Naka-machi Kita Kyushu. >!_ Shosen K.K.—Kai-

Hamane Shoten—97, Raigan-dori gan-dori

Heim Bros., Ltd.-r46, Harima-machi Rita Shoten—Kaigan-dori

Holstein & Co.—12, Raigan-dori Meiji Unyu K.K.—Hamano-cho

Illies & Co., CL—12, Raigan-dori Nagoya

Jardine, Matheson & Co.—83, Ryo-

machi

Java-China-Japan-Lijn — 32, Akashi- N ippon

cho

Yusen Kaisha—4, Tennozaki-

machi, Meikai Bldg Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Funairo-cho

Robe Risen R.R.—14, .Sakae-machi

‘Lloyd Triestino S. N. Co.—72, Ryo- Nagasaki

machi

Machida Shokai—9, iRaigan-dori Amagasaki Kisen-bu—Tamae-machi

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.—72, Kyushu Shoten R.K.—9, Motofuna-

Ryo-machi machi

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SHIPPING (JA'PAN)

Lloyd’s Registek of Shipping—9. Nutter & Co.—90-2, Kiyotakt-machl,

Oura Moji ,

Matsuhima Shoten—36, Yedo-machi Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Higashinabe-

Nippon Yhsen Kaisha—3, Umegasa- eho _ « 3 j ana:

ki-cho Wuriu Shokai—P.O. Bpx 20

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—4, Senba-

machi Tokyo

Holme Ringep. & Co.—7, Oura-cho Akibahara Unso K.K.—Sakumacho

Jaedine, Matheson & Co.—5,-Oura

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—3, Tokiwa- Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.—

E7, No. 2 iSanchome, Marunouchi

macli i 'Dodwell & Co.—Chiyoda Kan, Kyo-

Walker & Co., R. N.—11, Oura-machi bashi

Osaka Holstein & Co.—14. Marunouchi

Kaitsu-sha, Ltd:—Kinsei Building

Amagasaki Shoten—65, ' Shimcfukus- Katsuda Kisen Kaisha—534, Yusen

hima Building

Chosen Yusen K.K.—55, Sanjo-dori Kinkaicho

Yusen Kaisha—1, Hakozaki-

Hamaguichi Kisen G.K.—16, Nishi- Kokusai Kisen Kaisha—Industrial

nagabori

Harada Kisen K.K.—5, Nakanoshima Bank Building

Ikeda Shoji K.K.—9, Nakanoshima Marukai Unyu K.K.—13, Gensuke-

cho

Java-China-Japan Lijn — 35, Kawa- Mitsui

guichi-cho Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—I, Hon-

Kishimoyo Kisen K.K.—21, Minami Nakoku cho

Horie-dori Tsuun Kaisha—445, .Yusen.

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co. Nippon Building

(Japan), Ltd.—Mitsubishi Build- ing Yusen Kaisha—Yusen Build-

ing, 4, Tamae-chd

Marunishi Kaitjn G.K.—63, Ajikawa tionOsaka Gobo Unyu K.K.—Osaka Sta-

Miriao-cho

Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.—8, Kawagishi- Osaka

ing

Shosen Kaisha—Osaka Build-

cho

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—24, Kawagui- Sale

clii-cho Tetsudo Kinoshita-gumi—23, Shiba-

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—1, Soze-eho guchikashi

Setsuyo Shosen K.K.—5, Minami Utsonimya Kaisoten—7, Minamikin-

Ajikawa-cho machi

Tanaka Kogyo Kisen K.K.—32, Ka- Yamashita Kisen Kaisha—22, Gofuku-

rashin-cho cho

Toyo Shokai—4, Kawaguichi-chc Yokohama

Y'amashita Kisen Kogyo K.K.— Osaka American Express Co., Inc.—Grand

Building Hotel de Pekin

Yuei-gumi—233, Honden-cho American Mail Line—50, Yamashita-

Moji and Shimonoseki cho

Akita Shokai—Higashinabe-cho Butterfield & Swire—P.O. Box 183

Funaki Kyutaro—Misakino-cho Canadian Pacific Steamships—21, Ya-

mashita-cho

IKataichiya Kaisoten—Nishinabe-cho Dodwell & Co.—22, Yamashita-cho

Nippon Unyu Kisen K.K.—Sotoha- Dollar Steamship Line—50, Yamashi-

ma-cho ta-cho

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SHIPPING (JAPAN AND CHINA) 291

FuJishIbo Shoten—68; Sumiyoshi- J.avaJ h ina-I apan Li.in, N. V.

cho Traders' Co.—P.O. Box 18

Helm BuAthbirs—48, Yamashita-cho

Hoffman & Co.—43, Yamashita-cho Antung

Illies & Co.—54, Yamashita-cho

Jardine, Matheson po. — 23, Yamas- Shaw. Gko. L. Swire

Butterfield &

hita-cho

Kaneko Katsujiro Shoten—78, Sumi- Canton

yoshi-cho

Kawasaki 'Risen K.K.—Tokiwa-cho Deacon & Co. .

Lloyd’s Register of Shipping—11, Griffith, T. E. (1932)' Ltd.

Nihon Odori Lam & Co., J.— I’.O. Box 33.

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.—75, 31 an.neks il- Co., John—62, , British

Yamashita-cho Concession, Sh’ameen

Messageuie, Maritimes—9, Yamashi- Nippon Yusen. Kaisha .

ta-cho

Mikuniya Komatsu Shoten—10, Moto- sion & Co.—75a, British Conces-

Siemssen

hhma-eho

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha IS. Nippon Jebsen & Co.—I’.O. Box 18

Odori ’ Changsha

Nickel: & Lyons, Ltd.—7, Yamashita-

chb Butterfield & Swire—

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—9, Kaigan- Chungking

dori

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—51, Yamashita- Butterfield

cho

Owston & ’ Co.—21, Yamashita-cho Chefoo

Sanho Shoji K.K.—55, Hon-cho

States Steamship Co.—54, Yamashita- Anz & Co.—Gipperich Street

cho Butterfield & iSwire

Swayne & Hoyt—167, Yamashita-cho China Merchants’ SiN. Co.—2, Tai-

Wiersum & Co.—25, Yamashita-cho fung Road

Yamashita Risen K.K.—26, Kaigan- Ching Kee S. N. Co., Ltd.—Customs-

Street

dori

Yazawa Sukejiro-Shoten—200, Moto- HweiStreet

Tung S. S. Co.—Chaoyang

machi

Iw.AKi & Co.—5, Chao Yang Street

FORMOSA Dairen

Boyd & Co.—Tamsui

Agency of the

[) Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Taisho-machi, —105, Yamagata-dori E-ast Asiatic Co., Ltd.

| Tainan ,

^ Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—P. Anz & Co.—21 2, Yamagata-dori

O. Box 81; Taihoku Beerbrayer, J.—13, YamagRta-dofi

Tait & Co., Ltd.—Minato-cho Bryner & Co.—212, Yamagata-dori

Kinkai Yusen Kaisha—Keelung Butterfield

ta-dori & Swire—212, Yamaga-

! Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Keelung Chinese Eastern Commercial Agency

CHINA —110, Yamagata-dori

Amoy Chingkee S.N. Co.—39, Kabu-dori

Cornabe Eckford and Winning—P.O..

Boyd & Co. Box 219

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

292 SHIPPING (CHINA)

Holstein & Co.—212, Yamagaifca-dori Nissin Kisen Kaisha—1, The Bund,

iS.A.D. 3

Illies & Co.-^212, Yamagata-dori

Lloyd’s Register of Shipping—P.O. SanThe—Hoong

Peh Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.,

On Building

Box 17

Matsuura Kisen Kaisha—30, Kaga- Siemssen

A.D. 1

& Co.—Erh Yao Road, S.

machi

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—181, Yama- Sobbe, H.—The Bund, S.A.D. 3

gata-dori

Pacific Rim Corporation—P.O. Box Harbin

24 Bryner & Co.—1, Konnaya Street

Raigorodetzky & Co.—212, Yamagata-

dori Butterfield & Swire

Riedel, Carl—P.O. Box 42 Hoihow

Seiwa Shokai—193, Yamagata-dori

Shawshing S.,S. Co., Ltd. Hung San & Co.

Sung Mow & Co.—24, Togomachi Hongkong

Totai & Co.—212, Yamagata-dori American Express Co.. Inc.—4, Des

Foochow Vceux Road Central

Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.—67-69,

Bathgate & Co.— Des Yceux Road Central

Brockett & Co. Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Gloucester

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.— Building

Harrisons King & Irwin, Ltd. Bank Line, Ltd.—King’s Building

Jardine, Matheson & .Co., Ltd. Boyd & (Co., Ltd.—14, Queen’s Road

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Nantai Central

British-lndia Steam Navigation

and Apcar Companies Ltd.—see

Hankow Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.

American Mail Line Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.—

Butterfield & Swire Union Building

Chau Yue Teng—China Building,

Carlowitz & Co.—Ta Chi Men Queen’s Road Central

China-Merchants S. (N. Co. Cheong Wing S. S. Co.y Ltd.—’China

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—5, Tungting Building

Road China Associates Corpn.—6, Queen’s

Dollar Co., The Robert—Wha Ching Road Central

Kai Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos. — Queen’s

East-Asiatic Co., Ltd.—The Bund, Building

S.A.D. 1 Dairen Kisen Kaisha St. George’s

Glen Line Eastern Agencies, Ltd.— Building

1, The Bund, S.A.D. 3 Dollar Co., The Robert—12, Redder

Jardine, Matheson & Co-. Ltd.—The Street

Bund, S.A.D. 3 Douglas Steamship Co., Ltd. P. &

Lacey & Cannan, Ltd.—Hong Kong O. Building, Connaught Road

and Shanghai Bank Building Everett, Inc., L.—Queen’s Building

McKesson & Robbins, Inc.—Holt Furness (Far East) Ltd. — King’s

Building Building

Melchers & Co.—S.A.D. Bund, No. Gibb, Livingston &'Co., Ltd.—P. &

6 O. Building, Connaught Road

Nippon Yusen 3Kaisha—Union Build- Hin

ing, S.A.D.

Fat & Co., Ltd.—Alexandra

Building

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SHIPPING (CHINA')

Hoi Yeung Shipping Co., The—203, Newchwang

Wing Lok Street 1

Hong . Kong,; GjvM’on and Macao Butterfield & Swire

Steamboat Co., Ltd.—Queen’s Build- Colinet, G.

ing FarmeiI LV ’’’ ' ' rib

Java-Chma-Japan-Lij n —York Build- Jas^Rrsen, M. P. ,

ings Shawshing S' f EAMgufP Co.—Main SL ,

MacKinnon, Mackenzie & Co.-M?’ Van Ess &' Co.

O. Building, Counaught Road

Manners & Go., Ltd., ' John—7,

R^aid Central , Ningpo

Melchers % Co.—3, . Queen’s Build- Chen Siau Pa'o & ' Son's — P.O. Box

ing, Chater Road Special 1

Osaka iShosen Kaisha—St.-George’s NingpoIShaohsing ;Si N. Co., Ltd.,

Building The

Peninsular & Oriental S. N. Co. -see

Mackinnon, Mackinzie & Co.

Rocha & Co., J. M. da — P.O. Box Peiping

400 ,

iSheivan, Tomes &• Co. — St. George’s PAoiFic Storage & Packing s. Co.—4,

Rue; , Marco Polo

Bui i ding

Shtu On S. S. Co., Ltd.—8, Queen’?

Road West,

States Steamship Co.—Asiatic Build- American Mail Line—3, Canton Rd.

ing ...

Thoresen & Co., Ltd.—2, Queen’s Anglo-DanishFrench Bund

Shipping Company—8,

Building

WaxRoadKee, West'

& Co., The—49, Des Vceux British-India Steam Navigation Co.

(1st floor) 1, Canton Road

Wallem a Co.—Prince’s Building Ching Merchants’ Steam ,Navigation

Weir & Co., Andrew—King’s Build- Go.—9, The Bund

ing Dodweli. & Co., Ltd.—1,. Canton Rd.

Williamson & Co.—P. O. Building Dollar Steamship Lines — 3, Canton

Yamashita Kisen Kaisha — King’s Road

Building East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—1, Canton

Yuen On S. S. Co., Ltd.—8, Queen’s Road

Road West 0 , , . p Eastern & Australian Steamship Co.

lehang —1, Canton Road

Ekman Foreign Agencies, Lit., The—

J'ARDINE, MaTHESON & Co., Ltd.— 115, K.iangset Road

Everett, Inc., L.—24, The Bund

Kiukiang Fukushima & Co.—20, Azaleas Ter-

Butterfield & .Swire race, North Szechuen Road

China Merchants S- N. Co.— Glen Line Eastern Agencies, Ltii.—

28, The Bund

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Heng An Cheng Kee Steam

Macao Ltd.—147a, Broadway East.Ship Co..

.Jardine, Matheson & Co,, Ltd.—37,

The Bund

Macao-Timor-Goa-Mozambique Lines Java-China-Japan Lijn N. V. — 41,

Nanking Szechuen Road

BU'tTERFIELD & SwiRE— Lloyd

gazione—14, Kiukiang Roaddi Nava-

Triestino Societa

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

294 SHIFTING (CHINA)

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.—1, Dairen Road

Kisen Kaisha—38, Haibo

Canton Road

Marden & Oo., Ltd., G.E.—10, Han- Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—19, Victoria

kow Road Terrace

Mei Shun S.S. Co.—6, Szechuen Road Dollar Co., The Egbert—Robt. Dol-

lar Building, F.C.

Messageries Maritimes. Compagnie Hamburg-Amerika

des—9-10, French Bund Linie—144, Taku

Holler & Co.—12, The Bund Road

Holland-China

Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Ltd.—2, Can- Dillon Trading Co.-58, Rue

ton Road

Indo China S.N. Co.—Victoria

Peninsula & Oriental Steam Naviga- Jardine, Matheson & Co. Ltd.— Road

tion Co.—1, Canton Road Victoria Road

Racine & Cie—-2, Peking Road

Rickmers Linie—451, Kiangse Road Kailan Mining Administration—

Meadows Road

Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.—28, Kinkai Yusen Kaisha—French Bund

The Bund

Shanghai Transportation Co, Ltd.— Kinkusai

14

Unyu Kaisha—37, Rue du

Julliet

7a, The Bund

States Steamship Co.—Sassoon House Melchers & Co.—55, Petrograd Road,

Ex-Russian Concession

Stromwall, Holdo—17, Yuen Ming Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—1, Yamagui-

Yuen Road chi Road

Yuen Dah & Co.—24-25, Jehol Road North China Steamship Co.—French

Union Steamships Agency—3, Canton Bund

Road Osaka Shosen Kaisha—10, French

Swatow Bund

Shosho Yoko—6, Asahi Road

Key & Co. Soc. Francaise de Navigation de

Tongkou—111, Rue de France

■Osaka Shosen Kaisha States

Julliet

Steamship Co.—16, Rue du 14

Yuan Heng Shipping Co. Tientsin Taiping Steamship Co.—

Consular Road

Taku Whitamore & Co —Hong Kong and

Shanghai Bank Building

Taku Tug & Lighter Co., Ltd.

Tientsin Tsingtao

Busch & Co.,

Bremen Colonial & China Trading Dairen Kisen Kaisha—18,J.—34, Kuantau Road

Co.—3, Kuan Tau

III Corso Vittorio Emanuelle Road

East Asiatic Cq;—25, Kuantau

Butterfield & Swire—21, Victoria Jardine, Matheson & Co.—30, Kwan- Road

Road tau Road

Chihli Shantung Line—105, Quai de Maruni Shokai—20, Kuan Tao Road

F ranee

China Express Co.—ex-Russian Con- Melchers

Road

& Co.—68, Kwan Hsien

cession

China Forwarding & Express Co.— Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—Tangyi Road

Nippon Yusen Kaisha

Settlement Railway Station

China Merchants’ S.N. Cb/—Padshah Russell & Co., G. C. F.-72, Kwan.

Road Hsien Road

■ Colinet, G.—16, Rue Henri Bourgeois Siemssen & Co.—1, Shangho Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SHIPPING (CHINA, INDO CHINA, MALAYA) 295

States Steamship Co. MALAYA

Yamashita Steamship Co.—19, Kuan Malacca

Tau Road

Straits Steamship Co., Ltd.—4, First

Wuhu Cross Street

Heava Agency—27, First Cross Street

Butterfield & Swire— Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.— Penang

SIAM Dennys, A.—22a, Beach Street.

Bangkok East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—F.M.S. Rail-

way’s Building

CoUPER-I OHNSTON & Co., D. Islay Kerr & Co., Ltd.—23, Beach

Diethelm & Co., Ltd., Street

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The— Perak

International Engineering Co., Inc. Harper, Gilfillan

—P.O. Box 39

Siam Steam Navigation Company, Box 115, Ipoh

Ltd. , The Selangor

Siam Steam Packet Co., Ltd., The

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—58, Ampang

INDOCHINA Street

Haiphong Singapore

Asiatic Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.

Chargeurs Reunis—31, Rue du Mare- —Hong Kong Bank Chambers

chal Joffre Ban Lee Ann, Ltd.—19, Phillip St.

IDiethet.m: & Co.—46, Avenue Clemen- Barretto Shipping & Trading Co.—

ceau China Building, Ohulia Street

Transport Maritimes & Fluviaux British India Steam Navigation

de l’Indochine Anciennement Co.—Hong _ Kong Bank Chambers

Cie. des Messageries Maritimes—122,

Saigon Robinson Road

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—3, Raffles

COMPAGNIE DE COMMERCE ET DE NAVI- Quay

GATION d’Extreme Orient—12, Rue Ho Hong Steamship Co., Ltd.—61,

Boissy d’Anglas Chulia ‘Street

COMPAGNIE SAIGONNAISE DE NAVIGA- Internationale Credit-en Handelsve-

TION & de Transport—5, Quai Myre REENIGING

son Road

“ROTTERDAM”—37, Robin-

de‘ Yiiers

David & Co., Ltd., A. B.—43/45, Rue Lloyd’s Register of Shipping—2,

Laidlaw Building

Chaigneau

Diethelm & Co.—29, Quai de Belgi- LohmannRoad

& Co., Ltd.—124, Robinson

que

Export & Import Co., Ltd. of Coch- Moine, Comte & Co., Ltd.- Union

Building, CoiIyer Quay

inchine—39, Quai Belgijue

Messageries Maritimes.—Khanh-Hoi Nippon Place

Yusen Kaisha—16, Raffles

SOCIETE

Ltd.—23INDOCHINOISE DE COMMERCE,

bis, Rue Georges Guyne- P.Collyer

& O. Steam Navigation Co.—

Quay

OLA.SSIEIED LIST OF TRADES

/SHIPPING XMALAYA, D.K.I., PHILIPPIWBS)

Prince Line — Hong Kong Bank Iloilo

Chambers

Stoomvaart Maatschappij “ Ne- Dollar Co., The Robert.— Calle

derland”—41, Robinson Road Legaspi

Straits Java' Trading 'Co., ' N. V.— jadu' W

104-106,

. Robinson Road >..• AVA3H Manila

NETHEHLANffiS ■ INDIA American Express ■ CO:. Lite.—P.6'.

Batavia Box , 1463 . ! •

Atkins, Kroll A Go^ Inc—701,

Indische Blauwriesveem (Nikas) Muelle de la Ja^dustria

Java China Japan Lmn, N. V.- P.O. Australian-Oriental Line, Ltd.—

503-oll, 'CalIesL.BekM&ie. Star'Cruz

Box 122 . J ^ . a : Behn,

KONINKLIJKE pAKBTVAART MlJ—Konl David, Binondo , , ■H. Mij.—227,

Meyer A Co.,

-

ingsplein Oost 5 Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.

Muller & Co., W.A., r N.Y. —14-16, Calle-David .

Pitcairn, Syme & C8. Compagnie des Messageries Mari-

Padang • RImes -50, ’ llscdltla ' ‘ . ''

Compania General de Tabacos de Fili-

Konnikljke Paketvaart Maatschappij ( ■ oaipania

pIna's—P.O. Bb'X'1'43

Maritima—109. Juan Luna,

,’

tosnalsB B'ihondo

Sourabaya Dollar Co., The, Robert—P.O. Box

Pitcairn, Syme & .Cb. I 1636 H M t( I /,

Eastern

Agencies, & Philippines

Ltd.—Ro&m 205-208, Shipping Cu

Semararig Unjieng Building, Escolta

PiTCA-iRNi Syme & Co. - • » ^ M - j .ElLBRMAN A Bi '4KNALL:nSi: Sy . Ga+iS

Wise Building, Juan Luna, Bmondo

Sumatra j Everett, Inc., L.—401, Masoiaio Tem-

ple Escolta

Handel Maatschappy’Guntzel A

macher —Medan Luna

BORNEO • Gregorio M. Gansipit, Inc.—34, Es-

colta

Sarawak Hamburg Amerika Linie—227, David,

Biijondo

Sarawak Steamship Co.,, Ltd.—32-3^ ’Hanson, Orth and Stevenson, Inc.—

Khoo Hung Yeang StreeJ, Kuching P.O. Box 202

Sime, Darby & Co., (Ltd,—0, Main International Harvester Co. or the

Bazaar, Kuching Philippines—P.O. Box 308

Sandakan Norddeuscher Lloyd Bremen S. iS.

Co.—90, Rosario, Binondo

Sabah Steamship Co.’s (1927), Ltd. Roosevelt Steamship Agency, Inc.

—Chaco Buildinig

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Russell A Co.—P.O. Box 982

Smith Navigation Co.—P.O. Box

Cebu 1945

Dollar 'Co., The Robert—103, Magal- Sorox, Y. Cia—155, Aviles, . San

lanes Miguel

Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc. States Steamship Co.—311, National

Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd. City Bank Building

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

'SHIPPING—£5PLK MERCHANTS (JAPAN)

Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd.—P.O. Kanematsu Shoten K.K.—119, Ito-

Box 294 machi

Welch Fairchild, Ltd.—P.O. Box Kawase Shokai—10, Isobe-dori

549 Kewalram & Bulchand—96, Isobe don

Yuill & Co., Ltd., G. S.—503-511, Kissoomall & Co.—14, Isogami-dori

Echague, Quiapo IKabayashi Shokai—64, Isobe-dori

Zamboanga Kondo Shoten—16, Harima-machi

Kuhn & Komor—16, Harima-machi

Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc.—P.O. Box Layko,

199 Ross & Co., Inc.—94, Yedo-

machi

Dollar Co., The Robert—12, Marahui Mitsui

Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd. Bussan Kiitobu Shutcho-sho—

3, Kaigan-dori

SILK MERCHANTS Muje Shoten—58, Naniwa-machi

JAPAN Murakami Shoten—80, Isobe-dori

Musabhoy & Co.—328, Sannomiya-cho

Kobe Naraindas, B.—87, Sannomiya-cho

Akita Shoten—4, Isogami-dori Nikko .Shokai—16, Harima-machi

Antaki & Son—P.O. Box 172 Nippon Menka K.K.—123, Higashi-

machi

Aoki Kageki—155, Isogami-dori Ogawa Shoten—50, Harima-machi

Arjana & Bros.—88, Sannomiya-cho Okamoto Shoten—9, Isogami-dori

Assomull & Co.—35, Isogami-dori Peermohamed Gomei Kaisha—93a, Ye-

Bastel & Co., Ltd.—38, Isobe-dori do-machi

Chanrai & Co., J.T.—39, Isobe-dori Pohomull Brothers—P.O. Box 49

Comptoir Soies—170. Sannomiya-cho Rosenbloom, iS.—Shintaku Building

Cox & Hirao—112, Kita-machi Rupert Cox Goshi ‘Kaisha—3/68,

Detaram & iSon—P.O. Box 246 Isobe-dofi

iDhanamall & Co.—30, Isobe-dori Saavamura Shoten K.K..—72, Isobe-

dori

Dialdas Alimchand & Co.—110b, Ha- Shewakram & Co.—68, Isobe-dori

chiman-dori 1

Findlay, Richardson & Co. (Japan), Shimizu

dori

Gomei Kaisha—1, Isogami-

Ltd.—110, Ito-machi

Fujii Shokai—160, Sannomiya-cho Tachikawa-Shoten—8, Isobe-dori

General Silk Importing Co.—70, Tsudato Shoten—104, Hachiman-dori

'Kyomachi Building Uni Shoten, Ltd.—202, Sannomiya

Goder, .S.—58, Naniwa-machi Wakabayashi Shoten—101, Isobe-dori

Holland Asiatic Trading Co.—39, Wassiamull Assomull &; Co.—35, Iso-

Akashi-machi gami-dori

Hirobe Ichiro—9, Isogami-dori Yasumoto Yoshikiro—97, Isobe-dori

Ichikawa Shoten—8, Kano-cho Yuasa Trading Co.—47, Akashi-machi

Iwat Shoten K.K.—44, Naba-machi Zensuke Shokai—85, Nunoboki-cKo

Iwamoto iShoten — 6, Shimoyamate- Kyoto

dori ;

Jhamatmall Gurbamall & Co.--100c, Chiji Shoten—Sanjo Sagaru

Hachiman-dori

Kaida iShoten K.K.—9, Kitanagasa- Gunze

nishi

Raw Silk Cd.—Higashintoin-

dori Kawamura Kamejir6=—Jofukuji-higa

Kamei Shoten—52, Harima-machi shi

CLAWfie® list of trades

SILK MERCHANTS (JAPAN)

Kojima Shoten Gomet Kaiska— Tokyo

Omiya, ImadegaAvagaru

Kyoto Nenshijq, . Ltd.—Murasakino Pearce & Co,—Yamawuichi Building, |

machi Hon-cho

Naigai Orimono Goshi Kaisha -Sasa-

ya-eho Yokohama

Tomiya Shotex— M u romachi - Higashi ' Abe Shoten K.K.—5, .Aioi-cho

Yoshida & Co. GdsHi Kaisha—Sasayo- Bharat Trading Co.—153, Yamashita-

cho a ■ IT ,;j A -i ■ cho

]

Nagoya Dai-Ichi Raw Silk Association op j

America—227,

Aoyama Krlfo-TEx-^Miya-machi, Hi- Deydier, Barmont Yamashita-cho ;

gashi-ku & Co.—f), B'und

Mizutani Shoten—Miya-machi, Higa- Dhanama.il,

shi-ta-cho

Chellararra -r.32o Yama- I

shi-ku General Silk • Importing Co.—90c,

Nishimura

gashi-ku Shoten—Miya-machi. Hi- Japan Yamashita-cho

Noguchi Shoten—Ohaya-cho, Nishi- Joko Boyeki Raw Silk- C^—43, Hon-cho

ku Kabushiki Kaisha—63, 1

Tsukashima Yamashita-cho

Gomei Kaisha—Miya-ma- Kamei Shinjiro 'Shoten—19, Sum^-

chi, Higashi-ku oshi Shoten , / : 1

Osaka Kato Gomei Kaisha—3, Minami Naka- i

dori

Curmally & Co.—36, Kawaguichi-cho Kern &. Co.—77, Yamashit,a-gho

Mukhi Hirarand Tarachand,— 126,

FujIta Shujiro—13, Karalnono-cho Yamashita-cKo

Fukumoto Tokutiro —^ 153, Hon-cho Madier, R.ibet & Cie.—195, Yamashi- j

KaEuman Fhoten^—25, Hon-oho ta-chd

Kawada Toyochichi—50, Kita Kyu- Maruju Kengyo Shokai Goshi Kaisha

hoji-machi —46, Benten-dori

Kawakita Shoten—1, Ando-cho, Higa- NAmisei Shoten—2&, Sumybshi cho

shi-ku

Kawamura Fusataro—56, Sake-machi Naraidas,

153

Tirthdas & Co.—P.O. Box

Maruito Kimura C h i r i men-ten—31, Nihalchand & Co.—77, Yamashita-cho

Shinsaibashi

Maruko GosHi Kaisha—11, Kita Kyu- Nikko Fuji Shokai—21, Benten-dori

Nozaki Shokai—202, YaniashitaAcho

I

]

t,aro-cho ,

Nippon Kinuori ,CQ-> Ltd.—Gosho Premsing cho

&Sons, I.—153, Yamashita-

Building, Nakanoshima

Okabashi K.K.—32, Funakoshi-cho /Rudolph & Co.^254, Yamashita-cho

Shigemitsu Yoshinq,^uke—7, Ohte-cl)o Silk & General TradinO’ Co.—195,

Yamashita-cho

j

Siber Hegner & Co. -21, Imabashi Strahler & Go.—94, Yamashita-cho i

Taiyo Shoten^-47, Banzai-cho Strome & Co.—35, Yamashita-cho

Uemura Jisaburo—58b, Kajiya-cho

Yokota Shoten^-27, Kita Watanabe- Teikamdas ^ Bros.—1270, Yamashita-cho

Zellweger & Co.—90b, Yamashita-cho 1

I

cho

Shidzuoka KOREA

Ohhashi Genjiro Shoten—Hon-dori, Chosen Seisha Kaisha—181, Suindo,

Watanabe Genju Shoten—Yegawa-cho Seoul

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SILK MERCHANTS (JAPAN, CHINA) 299

Chosen Seishi KJlL^rlSl, Sonindo, East way

Beach Trading Co.—106, Broad-

Seoul

Kanegafuchi BosekI; K.K.-hBI, : S Inset- Eastern Industry Corporation

suri, Seoul Fat Lee & Co.—4, Gipperich Street

Katakura Seisha Kaisha—6, Kanko- Franklin Trading Co.—59, Broad-

dorp Seoul way

IKeijO Seishi-jo- 290, Tosondo* • Seoul Globe Mercantile1 Co., The—P.O.

Kobe Shokai K.K.—10, Aoba-crho, Box

■Seoul Hindu Shantung Trading Co.

Yamajtt S,kishi K.K.—11, Kanko-dori, Industrial Enterprise Corporation—

Seoul Broadway

Chosen K^nshoko K.K.- 181, Sonin do Kiu Cheng & Co,

Taisho Oeimono K.K. — 7, Reido, McMullan & Co.

Seoul Pernot et Cie

CHINA Shantung Products Export Co., The

SdANTUNd Silk and Lace Co.—Beach

Canton Road

Shin Feng & Co.—Chao Yang Street

Boyer. Mazet & Co. 1 Silk; Embroidery k Lace Depot—

C.hfllaram, D.—20, ,French Concession Kwang Ren Road

Griffith, (1932) J/ru., T.E.-^Shameen Tai Kong Co.—18,; Beach Road.

Hogg & C'o.—19, Bl-itish Concession Tai Tung Co.—Broadway

Karanjia & Co.—21, French Cohces- Universal

way

Producing, Qp.—93, Broad-

sibn, Shameen

Leynaud, P. Walter, David Lane & Co.—56,

Madier, Ribet & Cie Broadway

Mogra & Co., E. R.—Shameen Yannoulatos Brothers

Pohoomull Bros.—15, French Conces- Hankow

sion

Reiss, Massey & Co. Fbo Kong & Co.—iSin Seng Road

Spalinger & Co., U.

Vincent & Co—Western Second Road Guzdar & Co.—Hunan . Road

Wo Ho Silk Corpn.—33a, British Hongkong and Shanghai Lace Co.—

39, Sankiao Road

Concession, Shameen Nippon' Menkwa KabusHiki Kaisha—

Chefoo Taiping Road

Peroshaw & Co.—33, Sankiao Road

Casey & Co.

Chefoo Drapery Store—1, Church Hongkong

Street.

1 Chefoo Hairnet Co.—Chang Yu Rd. Cheilaram, D.—China Building

Chefoo Silk i Store—54, Broadway Chi Wen -Silk Weaving Co.—76,

-China Crafts Queen’s Road Central

China Manufacturers Export Asso- Chinese Bazaar—China Building

I ciation—P.O. Box 1696 Chinese Embroidering Co., The—

] China Merchants Pongee Association China Building:

—Beach Street Chotirmall k Co.—29, , Wyndham

pLARKE, J. H. Street

Darroch & Co.—P.O. Box 29 Daimyo—27, Queen’s Road Central

CLASSIFIED LIST (OF TRADES

300 iSILK MERCHANTS (CHINA)

Deutsche Farben Handelsgesells- Shanghai

chaft Waibel & Co. — Prince’s

Building A. K. U. China Agency—20, Museum i

East Asiatic Trading Co.- Asiatic Road

Building \fshar & Co.—60, Kiangse Road

Eastern Bazaar, The—37, Queen’s Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—1, Nanking j

Boad Central Road

Fook Weng & Co.—China Building .\ssomull &, Co.—136, Nanking Road ]

Handicraft Distributing Co.—8, On Azadian iSociete Anonyme—4, French

King Terrace Bund

Hassaram Gianchand — 2, D’Aguilar Baer Road

A Co., A.—17, Yuen Ming Yuen !

Street 1

Hongkong Lace Co.—50, Queen’s Road Bejonjee & Co.—1, Nanking Road

Central Broadwith & Co.—19, Szechuen Road

Hong Kong Silk Store, The —60, Cambefort & Cd., E.—1, Canton Road !

Queen’s Road Central Carisio Freres—10, Rue du Consulat

Hung Yu Co.—70, Queen’s Road C. Charleux, R.—3, Canton Road

Karachi Silk Store—Kowloon Hotel Chellaram, D.—9, Hankow Road

China IMerchants’ Pongee Associa- j

Buildings, Kowloon

Kashmir Silk Store—36a; Queen’s China Silk Co.—21,Road

tion, 36, Jinkee

Yuen Ming Yuen

Road Central Road

Kayamally

Central & Co.—20, Queen’s Road Chine, Tai Underwear Co., Ltd.—353r j

Kohinoor Silk Store—China Build- China Yates Road

ing United Filatures Export Cov

—96, Peking Road

Liberty Silk Store—Queen’s Road Chinai & Co.—10, Rue du Consulat

Central Clerici, Bedoni & Co. S. A. - 17,

Patell, J. B.—38, Wyndham Street Museum Road

Pavri & 'Sons, K. S.—32, Wyndham Codsi, J.—5, Foochow Road

;

Street COMPAGNIE D’ExPORATATION DE PrO-

Pioneer Silk Store—China Building duits Asiatiques—39A, Canton Rd.

Shewaran & Co.—China Building Compagnie Optorg—39, Avenue Ed- |

Swatow Drawn Work Co.—14, Ped- Continental ward VII

der [Street Trading Co.—125, Jinkee ]

Swatow Lace Co., Ltd - 16, Redder St. Dah Road

Sun Tack Co., The—P.O. Box 485 Foong Pongee & Silk Co.—N414r

Tajmahal Silk Store—King’s Theatre Hankow Road

Building Delbourgo & Co -483, Kiangse Road

Talati, M.P.—18, Ice House Street Dell ’Oro & Co.—1, Canton Road

Thakurdas Jheramda & Co. — 29b, Dyce & Co.—9, Hankoiw Road

Eastern Silk Co.—272, Bubbling Well |

Wyndham Street Road

Tyeb & Co.—19, Queen’s Road Central Eastern Trading Co.—3, Hankow

Utoomall & Assudamall Co.—28, Road

Wyndham Street

Wassiamull Assomull Co.—46, Queen’s Eikwa Kenshibu—193, Sinza Road

Essig, Emile—1, Canton Road

Road Central

Watanmal Boolchand—20, On (Lan Road Fein, Aaron—852, North Szeehuen

[Street

CLASSIFIED Lisa: OF TRADES

I SILK MERCHANTS (CHINA) 301

FuKUjJYrrttc • 43. fSzechuan Road Naoeosji & Co., P.—10, Rue du Con-

sulat

Obeli & Co.j E.—si, Ytrefi Ming Yiien Novelty

Road iStoee—447A, Avenue Joffre

J One Peice Lace Co. —45, Broadway

Oieb, Livimgst'on &' 'C6.—23', Szechuen Peeoshaw

Road & Co.—1, North Soochow

Gidbmal (O.K.) & Watumull . ■ — 9a, Road

Hankow Road , P ohoomull Beothees—12B, Hankow

Ro,ad,

Gobhai Kaeanjia. ’ Xfn.—147, Kiangse Puthod, A.—7, Yuen Ming Yuen

Road Road

Goldenbekg, M.-+304, Kiangse Road Righini Co., Canton Road

Hip Seng Co., The—61, : Nanking Road Road & Co., Chaeles—43, Peking

Rudolph

Hoemasjee, J. —11 i .Rroadway Sateamdas, S.il.—9A, Hankow Road

Hubee & Co.—vb, Kiukiang Road

IndfsteiAl Expoet Co.—4, Avenue Sauvayee, J.—3, Kiukiang Road

Saydah & Saydah, Inc.—74, Szechuen

Edward YTI Road

Jabaea & Rpo^.,. F.j M. (jNew, York)— Shalom & Co.- Sze^huen Road

84, Szechiien Road

Jacobi & Co.- Id. Mlttseura Road Shanghai Silk ..Co.—666, Bubbling

Jaedine, Matheson Co., LTD-—27, Sheoff, Well Road

The Bund P.B.—36, Jinkee Road

Karimbaksh, H.K.B:—400, NdrthrS’oO- Viloudaki & Co.—16, Peking Road

chow Road , Wai Tsun .Silk Co.—190, Peking

'KattwiivKEL, Max—20, Museum Road Road

Keemani & Go., R.S.—9j Hankow Webee & Co., „ C.A—8-10, Rue du

Consulat

Road

Kimiteai Go., J.—12B, Hankow —H5, Museum Whou Ling Silk Manufactueing Co

Road Road

Kiu Cheng Pongee Co.—108, Weihai- Watanmal Road

BopLCHAKp—9A, Hankow

wei Road

Koslofe, L.—^107, , Naming Road Yannoulatos...Beotheks. (China)—36,

Lang & Co., R.—4, Ezra Road Jinkee Road

Laou Kai Fook & Go.—23, Kiukiang Swatow

Road

Laotj Kiu Chwang Silk Co.—354. Tong Nan Co.^-, Whst Liang Hua

Nanking ■ Road' Li

Laou Kiu Luen & Co.—499, Nanking Tshu Sok Che (Mrs.>-p,(). Box 36

Road

Li, S.C.—53, Nanking Road Tientsin

Little & Co., Ltd. (1930) William-

21, Jinkee Road Chung Yuen Co.—Asahi Road

Louis & Co.—441, Avenue Joffre Doulateam & Sons — 274, Victoria

Macksond Impoeting Co.—320, Kiang- Road

se Road Hall & Holtz, Ltd.—101, Victoria

Madiee, Ribet et Oie.—9, Avenue Road

Edward YII Pinyamall, L —SBOf Victoria Road

Maethoud & Cie—5, Foochow Road Shantung Silk & Lace Co.—Rue de

Mikasa & Co.—^44, Bubbling Well Takou

Road Takeda Beothees & Co.—301, Victoria

Muguet, A.—9, Avenue Edward VII Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

302 SILK MERCHANTS—STEVEDORES

Tabachand, M.—3, Woodrow Wilson Namsen & Co.—54, High Street

Street Shanghai Trading Co., The—55, High

Tung Ching Lung & Co.—West-end, Street

Kui-i-chieh Street Wassiamull, Assomull i: Co.—56,

Tsinan High Street

Yaw Cheong—59, North Bridge Road

Home of Onesiphobus—Taxan NETHERLANDS INDIA

Rubant, Francis W.—40, Sixth Main

Street Batavia

Weihaiwei Chotirmall & Co., K.A.J.—7, Pasar

Sun Sing Trading Co.—7, The Bund Baroe

Sunlight Co. Sourabaya

Weihaiwei Handiwork Co.—91, North Chotirmall & Co., ‘K.A.J.—23, Pesar

Street Besar

SIAM

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Bangkok Manila

Tuljaram & Sons—199, New Road

Eastern Indian Trading Co.—1324, Bombas Bazar—79, Escolta

Anuwongse Road Bombay Silk Bazar—775, Tabora

INlDO-CHINA Gehimull, D.D.—101, Nueva

Go Tian Kee & Co.—180, Rosario

Saigon Lambert Sales Company, Inc.—1453r

Gral Luna

Chotirmall & Co., K.A.J. — 28-32, Pohoomull Brothers—79, Escolta

New Rue, Catinat iSehwani & Co.—64. Escolta

MALAYA South Seas Trading Co. -- 17-29,,

Aviles, San Miguel

Negri Sembilan St. Louis Dry Goods Store—Masonic

Temple

Gianchand & Sons—80, Paul Street, Vda. E. Hijos de Ng Kee SVy—230,,

Serembam Rozario Street, Binondo

Penang STEVEDORES

Doulatram & Co.—8A, Beach Street

Perak JAPAN

Kinta Silk Store — 128, Belfield Kobe

Street , Ip oh

Wassiamull, Assomull & Co. —15, Helm machi

Bros., Ltd. — 46, Harima-

Market Street, Ipoh Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.—7, Kaigan-

Singapore dori

Buan Hak Co.—37, High Street Nagasaki

Chotirmatl & Co., K. A. t. — 41 43, Walker & Co., R. N.—11, Oura-machi

High Street

Echigoya & Co.—54, Middle Street Tokyo

Moulton (Eastern), Ltd. — Union Helm Bros., Ltd. — 1, Shibaura,

Building Shiba-ku

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

STEVEDORES—'SUGAR 303

Yokohama Taiwan Seito K.K.—55, Kawara-

Helm Bbos., Ltd.—48, Yamashita- Teikokumachi

cho Seito KJK.—55, Kawara-

Nickel & 'Lyons, Ltd. —7, Yamashita- machi

cho Shimonoseki

CHINA Abeko Shoten—Hannonzaki-cho

Hongkong Hattori Shoten—Nishinabe-cho

Hirazawa Shoten—Nishinabe-cho

A. Kwai & Co.—15, Connaught RoaH Meiji Shoten—Nishinabe-cho

Central Nakatora Shoten—iNishinabe-cho

Hin Fat & Co., Ltd.—Aleexamdra Tokyo

Buildings

Wang Kee & Co.—36, Connaught Rd. 'Dai Nippon Seito K.K. — Showa

Central Building

MALAYA Ensuiko Sugar Manufacturing Co.—

Gofukubashi

Singapore Meiji Seito K.lK.—3, Naka-dori

Sayna Abdul Kader—7, Malacca St. Nippon Corn Products, Ltd.—Uchi-

saiwai-cho Koj imachi-ku

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Tainan Seito K.K.—Cfhiyod'a Shintaku

Building

Iloilo Taiwan Seito K.K.—Yuraku Bldg.

Tamaoki Gomei Kaisha—10, Sete-

mono-cho

Visayan Stevedore-Transportation Teito Seito K.K.—12, Gokan, Naka-

Co., The dori

Manila Yokohama

Bailey Stevedoring Co., Inc.—P.O. Ando Shintaro Shoten—132, Choja-

Box 517 machi

Luzon Stevedoring Co., Inc.—P.O. Konetaya Shoten—'51, Wakaba-cho

Box 582 Masudaya Shoten—39, Hon-cho

SUGAR Nippon Seifiin K.K.—Chikawa-cho

Sugiyama Shoten—8, Hanasaki-cho

JAPAN Yoshino Zakkoku Shoten—23, Sue-

yoshi-cho

Kobe Zenpa Denkichi Shoten—21, Miyaga-

wa-cho

i Meiji Seito IK.K.—29, Takamatsu- KOREA

i cho

Taiwan Seito K.K.—Higashi Hiriike Daishiro,Nippon

Seoul

Seito K.K.—110, Ken

1 cho

Hokoku SeifuN K.K.—76, Nandai-

Osaka mon-dori, Seoul

Kuwata Shoten—344, Taihai-dori,

• Dai Nippon iSeito, K.K.—Wakamatsu- Seoul

ehio Nakajima Shoten—21, Hasegawa-cho,

Ensuiko Seito Takushoku K.K.—6!2, Seoul

Nishino Shimono-cho Tokcnaga Shoten— 53, Suhiyo-cho,

INiitaka Seito K.K.—1, Kakum-machi Seoul

63

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

304 SUGAR

CHINA Iloilo

Hongkong Yrchausti y Cia i

Pavri & Sons, K. S.—^2, Wyndham NETHERLANDS! INDIA

Street

Pentreath & Co.—Alexandra Build- Batavia

ings t . • Arima & Co., Ltd., H.

Pure Cane MoSasses Co. (Hong

Kong), Ltd.—12, Queen’s Road C. Erdman & 'Sielcken

Internationale Crediet-en Handels ;

Shanghai VeHeeniging “ Rotterdamt”’

Erdmann & - Sielcken—1, Kiukiang Java Kian

Sumatra Handel Mu, N.Y.

Gwan, N.Y. Handel Maatschar-

Road pij

Maclaine Sugar 'Co., Ltd.—12, The Maclaine, Watson & Co.

Bund

Volkart Brothers’ Agency—4, Avenue Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V.

Mirandolle, Voute & ,Co.

Edward VTT. i Mitsui Buss an Kaisha, Ltd.

Tientsin ; Platon, L.

Gipperich &>Co., E. - 52, Taku Road 'Wellenstein .Krause & Co.

Semarang

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Arima & Co., Ltd., H.

Manila | Crone, H.G. Th.

Calamba Sugar Estate 407, Na- Erdman & Sielcken .

tional City Bank Building ' i Internationale Crediet-en Handels

Central Azucarera Del Norte—203, Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ”

Cu-Un j ien g B uilding, ,B inon do Kian Gwan, N.V. Handei, Maatschap-

pij

Davies. & Co., Theo. II. - «!1), Eseolta KruYtbosCh,

Hacienda' ^an Jose, Minoro—P.O. H.A.

Box, 23S8 , jr . Kwjk Hoo Tong, N.V. Handel Maat-

Hawaiian PhiL;Ippine Co.—321, Regina SCHAPPIJ

Building', Bj.nohdo , McNeill & Co.

Insular jSugar Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V.

National CityRepining Corpn.—228,.

Bank Building, Bin- Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

ohdo Mirandolle, Voute & Co.

Isabela Sugar Co., Inc. — Isabela, Thio Sing Long, N.V. Handel Maat-

Oocidehtal Negros schappij

“Kalakal Bayan”—7i&7, Sto. Cristo

Laguna Sugar . 'Corporation — 155, Sourabaya

Aviles San Miguel

Pampanga Sugar SVii;is—National Arima & Co., Ltd., H.

City Bank Building, Juan Luna Burns, Philp & Co., Ltd.

Pure

(P.l.) Cane Molasses

Inc. -P.O. Box 1307Company

. jCoMMISSIE-EN AGENTUUR MAATSCHAPPU

Roxas Y. Compania—719, Eohague, : Erdman “ Soerabaia ”

S,an Miguel & Sielcken

Fraser

San Carlos Milling Co., Ltd.Chaco International Eaton & Co.

Building, Binondo Crediet-en Handels

Welch Fairchild, (Ltd.—P.O. Box 549 Vekeeniging “ Rotterdam ”

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SUGAR-TEA MERCHANTS 305

Java S umatra Handel Maatschappi.t, Nagoya

N.V.

Kian Gwan, N.V. Handel Maatschap- M. J. B. Co.—103, Suyehiro-cho

pij Osaka

Maintz’ Pkoductenhandel, N.V.

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. Aoba Tsurujiro—4, Karabori-oho

Mieandoole, Voute & Co. Asano Seijiro—5, Shio-cho

Nippon Sugar Trading 06., Ltd. Hojuen Chaho—326, Moto-machi

Patel, M.V. Kawaguchiken

bashi Honten—160, Shinsai-

TEA MERCHANTS Midorien Chaho—1548, Nihombashi,

Minami-ku

JAPAN StfGiNO Orisaburo—29, Yokobori-cho

Hakodate Shidzuoka

Gill & Co.—7, Takushoku Building Carter, Macy & Co.—2, Anzai-machi

Kobe Folger & Co.—Kitaban-cho

Fuji iSeicha K.K.—17, Kitaban-cho

Awano Shoten—128, iSake-machi Helleyer & Co.—Kitaiban-cho, P.O.

Curnow & Co., J.—CP.O. Box 1050 Box 27

(Sann.) IR WIN-H ARRIS ONS-Will TNEY, INC. —56,,

Fuji-en Chaho—109, Miya-roachi Kitaban-cho

Furukawa Chaho—1-149, Shimoya Japan Tea Firing Co.i—2, Anzai,

mate-dori M. J. B. Co.—103, Suyehiro-cho

Hirochi Yoshio—lOSAlO, Wiakinoha- Motomome Shinsaku Shoten—Baba-

ma cho

Miyako-ten—35, Kitanagasa-dori Shikoku Koichi Shoten—98, Kita

Mizota Naokazu—45, Shimoyamate- Ban-cho

dori Shi^zuoka Seigha Gomei Kaisha—50,

Musabhoy & Co.—328, Sannomiya Kita Ban-cho

Nakao Takesaburo—84, Futaba-cho Siegfreid [Schmidt ■ Co,—87, Shinmei-

Sonobe cho

machi Shoten Seicha-bu—131, Sakae-

Suzuki Sei—07, Kitanagasa-dori FORMOSA

Takatsuka Naotaro—20, Yokomichi- Anglo-American Direct Tea Trading

machi Qo,—18,, Nisshin-cho, Taipeh

Yamanouchi CIiaho—170, Moto-machi ozawa & Co. — Taihoku

Kyoto Carter, Macy, Tea and Coffee Co.,

Inc.—Daitotei ,

Aobana-En Chaho—Higashinotbiri CHINA

F ukui Taichiro—1, Hon-cho

Goto Seisaburo—2, 'S-anjo Sagaru Canton

HASHiMOto Shonosuke — Han ay am a Goeke & Co., A.—85, British Conces-

chi-sagaru

Mayekawa Eitaro—Ayakoji Sagaru

Umebayashi Keiji—Uodana-sagaru Foochow

Watabe Tatsubaro—Nijo-kami

Yamamoto Katsutaro — Matsubara- Associated Products. Co., Ltd.

agaru H.ARRisoNj, King & Irwin;* Ltd.

63*

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

306 TEA MERCHANTS (CHI^A, NETHERLANDS INDIA)

Hankow Heath (1927), Ltd.—2, Peking Road

Asiatic Trading Corporation 1— 'The Jardine,

The Bund

Matheson & Co., Ltd.—27,

Bund, S.A.D. 2

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—11, Rue KaramelahiCo.—7,

Jebsen & Hankow Road

& Co.—25, Yuen Ming

Clemenceau Yuen Road

Arnhold & Co.,—Bund, S.A.D. 1

Dodwell & Co.—5, Tungting Road Karimbaksh,

chow Road

H.K.B.—400, North Soo-

Harrisons, King & Irwin—9, The Kermani & Co., R.S.—9, , Hankow

Bund Road

Jardine, Matheson & Co.—The Bund, Lipton, Ltd.—12, The Bund

S.A.D. 3 Nemazee & Co., H.M.H.—391, Kiarigse

Straits Trading Co.—17, Tungting Road

Road Ouskouli, M.H.A. — 451, Kiangse

Harbin Road

Puthod, A.—7, Yuen Ming Yuen

Asiatic Trading Corporation—272, Savul Road

Bulvarny Prospect & Co., A.L.—19, Museum Road

Hongkong Shamsi & Co.—361, Kiangse Road

Siemssen & Krohn—14, Museum Road

China Tea Co.—IB, Pottinger Street Theodor & Rawlins—47, Peking Road

Gilman & Co.—4A, Des Voeux Road

Central NETHERLANDS DIA

Jardine, Matheson & Co.—-Pedder

Street

Kelley & Co., Ltd.—9, Queen’s Road Batavia

Centra]

Moulder & Co.—China Building Borneo Co., Ltd., The

Patell, J.B.—18, Ice House Street Catz Java Trading Co., N.V.

Union Trading Co.—York Building Cocq & Co., C.H.R.

Shanghai Francis Peek & Co., Ltd.

Harrison & Crosfield, Ltd.

Afshar & Co.—60, Kiangse Road Heath & Oo., Ltd.—Prinsenstraat

Anderson & Co.—39, Peking Road Internationale Crediet-en Handels

Asiatic Trading Corpn., Ltd.—71, Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ”

Sizeehuen Road Java Sumatra Handel Maatschappij,

Campbell & Co., Alex—12, Jinkee N.V.

Road

Centrosojus (England), Ltd—2, Kian pij

Gwan, N.V. Handel Maatschap-

Peking Road Maclaine Watson & Co.

China Tea Co., Ltd. -141, Tiendong Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V.

Road Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Oomerford & Co.—18, The Bund

COMPAGNIE FrANCO-AfRICAINE — 467, Landbouw

CHE

Maatschappij, Ned. Indis

Kiangse Road Peet & Co., John

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—1, Canton Road

Gibb, Livingston

Ross Taylor

Mulder & Co.

& Oo.

Road

Gilson, E.H.—28, Jinkee Road Tiedeman & van Kerchem

Gual y Cia.—Central Areade Wellenstein Krause & Co.

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TKADES

TEA MERCHANTS—T1MEER AND LUMBER 307

Singapore

Catz Java Trading Co., N.V. Brooke Bond India, Ltd.—€9, Cecil.

Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V. Street

Malay Pennjnsula Agency—P.O. Boy

Padang 503

Internationale Crediet-en Handels Moulton (Eastern), Ltd., EjS. and

R.C.—Union Building

Vereeniging “ Rotterdam Nanayakara, M.W.J.—D—13, Union

Somarang Building.

Peek & Co., Francis—Lai,Haw Build

Crone, H.G. Th. ing

Internationale Crediet-en Handels PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ”

Kwik Hoo Tong Handel Maatschap- Manila

pij, N.V.

McNeill & Co. California Grocery Co.—-211, Echa-

Maintz’ Proditctenhandel, N.V. gue

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. Gopoco Grocery—410, Echague

Rouwenhorst Mulder & Co. Quan ITee 4 Co.—412, Poblete, Binon-

Ross Taylor & Co. do

Semarangsche Administratie Maat- Seng Kee & Co.—622, Nueva, Binondo

SOHAPPIJ TIMBER & LUMBER MERCHANTS

Sourabaya JAPAN

“ Amsterdam ” Handelsvereeniging Hakodate

Anemeat & Co.

Burns, Philp & Co., Ltd. Gartner Lumber Co., Ltd.—32, Sakai-

Fraser Eaton & Cb.,, Ltd. machi

Internationale Crediet en Handels Japan

; &, Eastern Trading Co,, Ltd.—

8, Aioi-cho

Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ” . Vernot Timber Trading Co.—1, Aioi-

Java Sumatra Handel Maatschafpij, cho Otaru

N.V. Yu as a Lumber Co.—Otaru

Kian Gwan, N.V. Handel Maatschip-

pij Kobe

Kwik Hoo Tong, Handel MaatschAp- Kerry & Co., H. E.—7, Harima-

pu, N.V. machi

Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V. King & Co., E. J.—10, Kaigan-dori

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. MacMillan Export Co., Ltd., H. It

' 1 Landbouw Maatschappij, Ned. Indis- —304, Crescent Building, 72. Kyo-

CHE ma-chi

jRoss Taylor & Co. Mitsubishi Shoji K.K.—48, Akashi-

Wattib & Co., Ltd., N.V. Handel machi

Maatschappij Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—3, Kawasaki-

Akashi-machi

MALAYA Miyashita Lumber Co.—1, Zaimoku-

chi

Selangor ■ Nakano Shoten—4, Sumiyoshi-Shoten

[■W HITTall & Co. Klang Nakata & Co.—ITchida Building

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

TIMBER AND LUMBER MERCHANTS (JAPAN)

National Teading & Lumbek Co.—32, Douglas

Akashi-machi

Fir Exploitation Export

Co.—619, Osaka. Building, 1, Soze-

Philippine Lumber Exportation Co.— cho

Melkai Building Hamada Tekkosho—510, Kiyo Kita-

Ohsaki Shoten—Meikai Building dori

Ohsuka Shoten—31, Irie-dori Iwai Noburo—278, Kiyo Minami-cho

iSasaki Shoten—Minami Sakasegavra- Kato Yoshimatsu—5, Korabori-cho

Manka Shoten—1, Izuo Umeno-cho

cho

Shimakome Gomei Kaisha—228, Shi- Tanaka Shoji Shqten—19, Edo-bori

moyamate-dori Tori Gomei Kaisha—1, Dojima Hama-

Tamura & Co.—Sakae-maohi Rori

Western Export Lumber Co.—Jugo Shidzuoka

Building

Yamacho Mokuzai K.K.—Jugo Bldg. I namori Kinichi Shoten—Suehiro:cho

Kyushu Kano Nobuhei Shoten—Suehiro-cho

Makita Shinichi Shoten—Ohtc-cho .

Aoki Suoten—4, Kaigan-dori Shidzuoka Mokuzai Itaku—Anzai

Ehama Danbei- 7, Ishii’o-cho Yasumoto Genkichi iShoten—Baba-cbu

Kyushu Seizai K.K.—Isshishiro-cho

Miyai Seikosho—Ikuyo-cho Shimonoseki

Ringo Shokai—Isshishiro-cho Akita Shokai—Higashinabe-cho

Kagotora Seikan K.K.—Isaki-cho

Nagasaki Ohmura IwakicHi—Nishi Hosoe-cho

Aoki Teruyuki—58, Nishi Hamauo Tokyo

Kanaya Shokai—5, Senba-machi

Miwa Mokuzai G.K.—1, Asahimachi Akita Mokuzai K.K.—26, Minami '

Konya-cho.; a ]

Shiokam a Shoten—1, Fukutomi-cho Ci^iyoda Seizo-cho—1, Yamato-cho

Tsuge Kiyota—2, Shinchi-machi Hamamatsu Mokuzai K.K.—2, Kame-

Nagoya hisacho

Kabafuto Ringyo K.K.—.4, Uchisai- .

Akita Kaisha, Ltd.—35, Ma- wai-cho

MokuzaiNaka-ku

saki-machi, King & Co., E. J.—703, Nishi Sugimo-

Chuo Mokuzai K.K.—Kita Maruya, cho

Gokizo Kwarenko Mokuzai K.K.—Sunamura,

Eguichi Gomei-Kaisha—1, Masaki-cho Minamikashika-gun

Hattori Lumber Works—50, Masaki Nichiro Mokuzai K.K.—N. Y. K.

cho Building, Marunouchi

Masuda Mokuzai K.K.—30, Masaki- Obayashi-gumi Kosaku-cho—1, Shio-

cho saki, Fukawgawa-gun

Nippon

machi Mokuzai K.K.—Shin Yanagi- Tokyo Lumber Market Co.—Kiba

Building

Takagi Shoten Goshi Kaisha—173,

Maaakieho Yokohama

Osaka As ah i Mokczai K.K.—3615, Shimodai

Aoki-cho

Ando iShoten—99, Itachibori Hiranuma Seizai K.K.—3497, Aoiki-

Arita Mokusai K.K.—5, Izuo-cho cho

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

TIMBER AND LUMBER MERCHANTS (CHINA)

Koya.su Seizai Kaisha—34J3, Moriya- Dollar Coj, Robert—Pedder Building

machi Gibb, Livingston & Co.—(P. & C.

Mikawaya Zaimakuxen—.'D53, Aoki-cho Building

Nakamura Zaimokuten — 230,>; iKaua- Jack & Go.—China Building

gawa-cHo Jardine, Matheson Y Co.—Pedder

Saito iShoten—144, Mateukage-cho, Street

Naka-ku Mitsui Bussan Kaisha — Prince’s

Toyo Sejzai-cko—1181, Iwamashita Building

WaBa Seizaisho—30, Tokasago-cho New Zealand Perpetual Forests, Ltd.

12-14, Queen’s Road Central

KOREA Shew an Tomes & Co.—St 'George’s

Building

Akita Mokuzai K.K.—90, Okazaki- Simpson & Co.—China Building

cho, Seoul

iDaini Shokai IK.K.—69, Okazaki-cho, Wong Kowloon

Tonc Kkk—32, Canton Road,

Seoul

Horiuchi Shokai—14, Fui uicho, Seoul Mukden

iSanko Yoko—70, Okazaki-cho, Seoul

Yamaha Mat.sutaSo—70, OkaZaki-cho. CjUina Import & Export Lumber Co.,

Seoul Ltd. ■" i

CHINA Shanghai

Foochow

Associated Froducts Co. Bloch & Co., M.—Kl. Boone Road

CeNtr'osojus (England)', Ltd. —-2,

China Import & Export Lumber Co., Peking Road

(Ltd.—fr/oi Union Trading Co. China Import & Export Lumber Co.,

Hankow Ltd.—1426, Yangtszepoo Road

Chun Wo & >iGo.-oC^51, Tienggdong

Asiatic Trading Corpn.—-1, ,Laaig- Road

ting Road, S.A.R. 2 Dollar C6.:,: Robert—;3', ” CSmkfii Road

China Import-Export and I-ember Co, Fukushima & Co.—lA, Hankow Road

—S.A.D. I Gibb, Livingston Co.—28, Jinkee

Dollar Co., The Robkr:: Wha Ching Road

Kai Ginsbourg, U.M.—76, Wayside Road

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—Taipiog Road (Plywood)

Harbin Jardine, Mathes$n« & Co.—27, The

Bund

Sktdelsky’s Successors—4, Bolshoi Keuola, (Plywood)

FIannes—P.G. B».,x ,.,1133

Prospect • , Kienhuize & fCo.—19*. Szech.upn RoaR

Kovalsky, Y. F.—P.O. Box 332

Kow Kee Timber Co.—Machinery

Hongkong Street

British Borneo . Timber Co., Ltd.— Maatschappij Tot; Mijn Bosch-en

Landbouw—1, The Bund

P. & O. Building

’ China Associates Corpn.-t-6, Queen’s; Mitsui

Road

Buss an KAishA—49, Szechuen

Road Central

China Import Export & Lumber Co.1 Nomura Lumber Co—9, .pl’anton Road

—phina Building Racine. & C ie.—2, Peking Road

Chiu • . Brothers-t-10, Queen’s Road Shanghai Building Grv- e, Thorne

Central Road . .

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

310 TIMBER AND LUMBER MERCHANTS

Shun Tah Lumber Co.—12, Yangtsze- Lumber Co.—9B, Robinson Road

poo Road Malayan Comercial Agency—60, Prin-

Whay Ching Kee & Co.—S2221, sep Street

Ningpo Road Moulton (Eastern), Ltd.—Union

Building

Tientsin Sayna Abdul Kader—7, Malacca, St.

China Import, Export & Lumber Co Sin ChyeAbdul

Sayna Kader—7, Malacca St.

Hin—46, Padang Jeringau

—2, Russian Road

Coilins & Co.—75, Consular Road Sicng Lim Saw Mill Co.—2, Syed

Alwi Road

Dollar Co., The Robert—Robert Dol- Straits

lar Building Mercantile Agency—39, Teluk

Dollar Lumber Co.—Robert Dollar YeoAyerHock Street

Ann

Building

Forbes & Co.—53, Victoria Roan Trengganu

Jardine, Matheson & Co.—Victoria

Road

Kow Hung Lumber Co.—9, Italian Hin Leong & Co.—Kemaman

Bund NETHERLANDS INDIA

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—1, Yamagui-

cha Road Batavia

Shosho Yoko—6, Asahi Road

Javasche Houthandel—Maatschappij

Tsinan (N. V. Vereenigde)

Koloniale Handel Mu

China Import and Export Lumber

Co., Ltd. PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

SIAM Manila

Bangkok Anakan Lumber Co.—206, Madrid,

San Nicolas

Bombay-Burmah Trading Corpn., Ltd. Antipolo

Borneo Co., Ltd. Lumber Co.—2436, Rizal

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The Avenue Extension

Leonowens, Ltd., Louis T. Babcock & Templetion, Inc.—China

Bank Building

INDOCHINA Barretto y Cia—720, Echague, San

Miguel

Saigon Basilian Lumber Oo., Inc.—343, T.

Pinpin, Binondo

Oadwalladar-Gibson

COMPAGNIE FORESTIERE INDOCHINOISE 77, Nagtahan, Sampaloc Lumber Oo.—63-

—43, Boulevard Bonnard

Est Asiatique Francaise— Quai de la CoTanduay,

Seteng & Oo., Eduardo—602-610,

iQuiapo

Marne (Teak and Plywood)

MALAYA Cosmos

Cruz Lumber—633, Soler, Santa

Singapore Dee C. Chuan & Sons, Inc.—16-24.

Soler Binondo

Asia Universal Trading Co.—60, DeeJuanHong Luna

Lue & Co., Inc.—920-950,

Prinsep Street

Chop Chye Hin—416, Beach Street IDee Tian & Co.—1518, Azcarraga

Fraser & Gumming—Union Birlding, Dollar1636

Co., The Robert—P.O. Box,

Collyer Quay

classified list of trades

TIMBER AND LUMBER MERCHANTS—TIRElS 311

•Findlay Millar Timber Co.—1000, BORNEO

Cordeleria (Santa Mesa

JTlipixas Lumber Co., Inc.—123, British SandaLanBorneo Timber Co., Ltd.—

Juan Luna, Binondo North Borneo Trading Co.—Jessel-

‘Go Tauco & Co.—214, Soler, Binondo ton

Gotamco Hermanos — 430, Tanduay, TIRES

Quiapo

'Hercules Lumber Co.—107, Gunao CHINA

Insular Lumber CO.—P.O. Box 456

Insular Saw Mill, Inc.—330, Canoni- Hongkong

go, Paco Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.—

Jose Angel—122-124, M. de Binonda 1 and 3, Wyndham Street

(Kolambugan Lumber and (Development

Co.—1000. Coderleria Mukden

Minandao Lumber Co., Inc.—660, Al-

varado, Binondo Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.—35,

Norton and Harrison Co.—Kneedler Chiyoda-dori

Building Peiping

-Oriental Saw Mill—313, Tanduay,

Quiapo Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.—tL5,

Philippine Lumber Exportation Co.— Kan Yu Hutung

P.O. Box 417

Philippine Net and Braid Mianufac- Shanghai

turing Oo.—P.O. Box 32

Port Lamon Lumber Co.—404, Chaco Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.—9,

Foochow Road

Building

Port Lebak Lumber Co.—744, Echague Goodyear Fire and Rubber Export

Oo.—3, Canton Road.

Santa Clara Lumber Co., Inc.—901, United States Rubber Export Co.,

Dagupan, Tondo

Siy Cong Bieng & Co.,: Inc.—123, Ltd.—24, Yuen Ming Yuen Road.

Juan Luna Tientsin

Tay Jay Co.—730-734,' Echague, San Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.—2,

Miguel

'Tay Seng Lumber Co.—904, Juan Taku Road

; Luna SIAM

[Tolentino, Claro E.^-43, Santos

i Building Bangkok

I Tuason and Sampedro, Inc.—P.O. Box Mark’s Tyre Store—-Garner of Wind-

I 746 mill and New Roads

'•vZambai.es Lumber Oo.—920:950, Juan

{ Luna MALAYA

Zamboanga Singapore

Firestone Tire and Rubber Oo.

(S.S.), Ltd.—20, Geylang Road

IAtkins Kroll & Co. —14, Calle Miller Rubber Products Co.—68,

| Madrid Cecil Street

IBasilian Lumber Co. Dunlop Rubber Co. (S.S.), Ltd.—142,

■ Dollar Co., The Robert—12, Marlaihui Robinson Road

! Port Banga Lumber Co.—P.O. Box Fisk Rubber Oo. (Far East), Ltd.—

198 15, Grange Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

TIRES—TOURIST AGENTS-TOBACCO MERCHANTS

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Manila d'HINrESE IJ ASTERN RAILWAY (COMMER-

Firestone Tire and Rubber Co, Oial Agency—74, Rue de France

of the Philippine Islands — 16th MAYALA

and Atlanta Streets, Port Area

Fisk TireThe

pines, Co.,— 122,'

Inc. Itovaliches,

of the Philip-

San Penang

Miguel Tourist Agency-Information Bureau, I

General Tire & Rubber Export

Akron, Ohio (Agents Union Com- Co. The—Victoria! Pier

mercial Co.—lOi-105, Plaza Sta. Cruz) Singapore

Goodrich International Rubber Co.

—P.O. Box 1482 Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos.—39, Robin-

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Export Co., son Road

Ltd.—P.O. Box 1456

Houstox Rubber Co. — 548, Rizal PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Avenue, Santa Cruz Manila

TOURIST AGENTS American r Express Co.,( Inc,.—P.CL

JAPAN Box 1463

Kobe TOBACCO MERCHANTS

Cook & Son, Ltd.—P.O. Box 898 JAPAN

Tokyo Yokohama

Japan Tourist' Bureau—Tokyo Station Sirome & Co.—35, Yamashita-cho

Yokohama KOREA

Japan Tourist Bureau—1, Kaigan- Bennett & Co.—Chemulpo

dori CHINA

CHINA Amoy

Hongkong British American Tobacco Company

Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos.—Queen's Hope (China), Ltd.

Building Co.

American Express Co., Inc.—4, Des Canton

Voeux Boad Central

Peiping British American Tobacco Co.

American Express Co., Inc.—Grand Nanyang (China) Ltd.

Hotel die Waggn Lits. Bros. Tobacco Co. Sai

Cook & Son, Thos.—Grand Hotel de Goeke Ho Second Road

Pekin & Co., A.—85, British Conces-

sion

Shanghai Changchun

American Expreess Oo., Ino.—15,

Kuikiang Road Chi Tung Tobacco Co., Ltd. —

Japan Tourist Bureau—80, Nanking Sunrise Road

Road. Toa Tobacco Co.

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

TOBACCO MERCHANTS (CHINA) 313

Changsha Ice House Tobacco, Store—Ice House

Street

British American Tobacco Company Ito Co.—4a, lies Vteux Road Central

(China), (Ltd. Kelley & Co., Ltd.—9, Queen’s Road

Dairen Central

Nam Hing Hong—144, Des Vceux

Keystone Tobacco Co., Ltd.—Hong Nam Road Central

Kong and Shanghai Bank Bldg. King Loong—4, Pottinger St.

Nanyang Brothers Tobacco Co.—165,

Hangchow Des Yceux Road Central

Wing Tai Yo Tobacco Corpn. Oriental Tobacco Manufactory,

The—578, Nathan Road, Kowloon

Harbin Tabaqueria Filipina^-26, Queen’s Road

Central

Chi Tung Tobacco Co., Ltd. Yours Truly Tobacco Store—22, Des

Loeato Sons, Ltd., A. Voeux Road Central

Skoblin & Co.—31, Konnaya Street Ichang

Hankow Baritish American Tobacco Company

British

(China),American

Ltd.—Poyang Tobacco, Co. (China), Ltd.

Road, S.A.D.

3 Kongmoon

British Cigarette Co., Ltd. - Lu Ho British American Tobacco Company

Road | (China), Ltd.

Carrels Borner & Co.—The Bund

Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.—1, Ewo Macao

Road

Nanyang Brothers Tobacco Co., Ltd., Tabaqueria Filipina—Ia, Rue de S.

The—Chung Shan Road j (Domingos

ThuRier & (Kohr

Hongkong Mukden

Atienza & Co.—54, Nathan Road Chi Tung Tobacco Co.-!

Botelho Brothers—Alexandra Build- British Cigarette Co., Ltd.

ings Peiping

Britisk-American Tobacco Company

(China), Ltd.—P. & O. Building American Tobacco Co.1—16,

Dodweii & Co., Ltd.—Queen’s Building BritishChuan Pan Hutung

Economical Trading Co.—P.O. Box Karatzas Bros. & Co. — Hatamen

285 bo ■ Street

Express Stores—54, Nathan Road

Gande Price & Co., Ltd.—St, George’s Legation Wine and Tobacco Store—

5A, Rue Marco Polo

Building Moyroux, V.. Legalioh Street •

Goeke,& 'Co-—China Building Skiotis & Co.—6, Legation Street

Graeco Egyptian

China Building Tobacco Co.—.• Tientsin Tobacco' Go.- ‘-Legatiofc! St.

Hongkong Trading Co.—45, Des Yceux Shanghai

Road Central

Hutchison & Co., John D.—King’s Adams & Co.—14, 'Central Arcade

Building Afshar & Co.—60, Kiangse Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

314 TOBACCO MERCHANTS (CHINA)

Alhambba Cigar and Cigarette Manu- Palace Road

Tobacco Store—24, Nanking

facturing Co.—04, The Bund

Alliance Tobacco Co. of China, Ltd.— Paris and London Cigarette Co.—6,

6, 'Sooohow Road I Soochow Road.

Ardath Tobacco Co., Ltd.—23, Kiu Pemberton & Penn, Inc.—3, Canton.

kiang| Road Road

Arnold & Co., Ltd.—1, Nanking Road Podarikis, N. — 438, Rue August

British

(China), American TobaccoRoadCo. Boppo

Ltd.—6, Soochow Reliance Tobacco Co.—96, Peking

British Cigarette Co., Ltd.—6, Soo- Road

chow Road Shanghai General Store—15, Broad-

Caravan Commercial 1 Co. (1923), Ltd. way

—6, Soochow Road Shanghai Supply Co.—24, Broadway

Ohina-American Tobacco Co.—112, The Shanghai Tobacco Co.—296, Ningpo

Bund Road

China Tobacco Manufacturing Co.-- Shantung Tobacco Co. , Ltd. — 35,

26, Peking Road Jink;ee Road

Ching Wah & Co.—1-324, North Sze- Sing Chong & Co.—20, Rue du Con-

chuen Road sulat

David, A.E.—74, Szechuen Road Southern Leaf Tobacco Co.—3, Mu- ,

Dibrell Brothers, Inc.—12, The Bund seiim Road

El Oriente Frabrica de Tobacos, Inc. Tabaqueria

Road

Filipina — 79, Nanking

—7, Central Road

Enterprise Tobacco Co., Ltd.—6, Soo- kee Road Sino-Egyptiana—20, Jin-

Tabaqureia

chow' Road

Fook Kow Hung & Co.—612, Kiu- Tobacco Products Corpn. (China)—

2a, Kiukiang Road

kiang Road

Hadjiry’s Tobacco Store—112, Sze- Tobacco Trading Corporation — 74,

Szechuen Road

chuen Road

Hsin 'Kong & Co.—97, Boone Road Toyo Tobacco Leaf Co.—2, Magnolia

Terrace

International Tobacco Co.—26, Pek- Tsai, Chen & Co.—46A, Peking Road

ing Road

Ito Co., Ltd., G.—130, Kiangse Road Tung Tai & Co.—3263, Seward Road

Jenkins Tobacco Co.—72, Szechuen chow Commercial

Union

Road

Co., Ltd.—6, Soo-

Road

United

Kentucky & Yirgina Leaf Tobacco Szechuen Road Kingdom Tobacco Co.—212,

Co.—2A, Kiukiang Road

Keystone Tobacco Co., Ltd.—6, Soo- United Road

Tobacco iStores—54, Nanking:

chow Road

Krijgsman & Co., J.—19, Minghong UniversalBund

Leaf Tobacco Co.—1, The

Road

Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. Watson & Co., A.S.—25, Nanking Rd.

(China), Ltd.—28, Kiukiang Road Westminister Tobacco Co.—6, Soo-

Lopato Sons, Ltd., A.—6, Soochow chow Road

Road Wing Tai & Co.—20, Honan Road

Luen How & Co.—123, Broadway Yamato Tobacco Co.—1548, Baikal

Mary Garden Tobacco Co.—24, The Road

Bund Swatow

Monk & Co., A.—20, Museum Road

Murai Brothers Co., Ltd.—6, Sioo- British American Tobacco Company

(China), Ltd.

chow Road

CLASSIFIED LIST QF TRADES

TOBACCO MERCHANTS (CHINA, MALAYA) 315

Tientsin MALAYA

Beitish American Tobacco Company Penang

(China), Ltd.—31, Ex-Russian Bund

British Cigarette Co. British American Tobacco Co

Chung Yuen Co.—Asahi Road (Straits), Ltd.—9, China St. Ghaut

Karatzas Brothers & Co.—Rue de Chong Kee & Co.—35, Beach Street

Little & Co., John—Bishop Street

France

Kwang Chi Shiang—109, Rue de Ba- Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.—

48, Church Street

ron Gros

Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company Pritchard & Co.—9, Union Street

(China), Ltd.—18, Due de 14, Juillet

Skiotis Brothers & Co.—49, Rue de Perak

France

Taylor & Co.—42, Taku Road British American Tobacco Co.

Tientsin Tobacco Co.—294, Victoria ^ (Straits),

Ipoh

Ltd.—82, Belfield Street,.

Road

Victoria Cigar Store—269, Victoria Selangor

Road

Wing Tai Vo Tobacco Corporation— British American Tobacco Company

90, Davenport Road (Straits), Ltd.—9, McArthur Street,

Tsingtao Kuala Lumpur

British American Tobacco Company Johore

(China), Co. — Cornabe, Eckford

Building, iKuantao Road Brittsh-American Tobacco Company

British Cigarette Co.^56, Kan Su (Straits), Ltd.—Jalan Kuda Lumba

Road

Tsinan Singapore

Anglo-American

British American Tobacco Company bacco Co., Ltd.—11, Cigarette and To-

(China), Ltd. Keppel Road

Ardath & Co.—138, Cecil Street

Wenchow British American Tobacco Co.

Wing Tai Vo Tobacco Corpn. (Straits), Ltd.-11, Keppel Road

Cairo Tobacco Manufactory — 52,

Wuhu High Street

Little & Co., John—Raffles (Square

British American Tobacco Company Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.

—11, Keppel Road

(China), Ltd.'

Moulton (Eastern), Ltd.—Union

Yunnanfu Building

British American Tobacco Company Nan Yang Brothers Tobacco Co.,

Ltd.—30, Wallich Street

(China), Ltd. Naina Mohamed & Sons—22, Battery

SIAM Road

Pattasa, Z.—46, High Street

Bangkok Straits Mercantile Agency—39, Teluk

Ayer Street

British American Tobacco Company United Kingdom Tobacco Co. (1929),

Ltd., The—100/102, Robinson Road

Co., Ltd.—P.O. Box 8

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

316 TOBACCO (NETHERLANDS INDIA & PHILIPPINES—TRUCKING

NETHERLANDS INDIA Compania General de Tobaccos de Pi-

lipinas—P.O. Box 143

Batavia ElEvangelista,

Oriente Fabrica

Borneo Co., Ltd., The Quiapode Tabacos U732,

Internationale Crediet-en Handels Gopoco Grocery—410, Echague

La Cludad de Nankin—4141, Sakazar,

Vereeniging Rotterdam ” Binondo

Jacobson ven den Berg & Co.

Java Sumatra Handel Maatschappij, LaHerrera Estrella de Filipinas—617, P.

N.V. LaingFlorCo.—31,

de Intal Cigar Manufactur-

Maclaine, Watson & Co. Tayuman

Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V. La Flcr de la Isabela—851, Isaac

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. Perak, Paco

Mirandoll, Voute & Co. La Insular Cigar and Cigarette Fac-

Rouwenhorst Mulder & Co. tory—20, Plaza Calderon de la

Barca

Semarang La Nobleza—409, Tayuman, Tondo

Crone, H.G. Th. La YebaNa Co., Inc.—57, Gastambide,

Jacobson van den Berg & Co. Samp aloe

McNeill & So. Liggett & Meyers Tobacco Co., Inc.

Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V. —P.O. Box 1623

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. Lim Genco & Co.—127, Plaza de Conde

Mira Hermanos-^S?, Escolta, Binondo

Mirandole, Voute & Co.

Rouwenhorst, Mulder & Co ;Ong. SiuBiiiondo

geute, Gee & Co.—566, Beina Ee-

Pujaltem, Miguel—2, Plaza Moraga,

Sourabaya Binondo

COMMISSIE EN AGENTCUR MAATSCHAPPI.J SaMson HeRmanos

Juan Luna, Tondoy Cia, Inc.—2009,

“ SOERABAIA,” N.V.

Fraser, Eaton & Co. Tabaqueria de la Compania General

Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V. de Tobacos de Pilipinas—57, Esool-

ta, Binondo

Internationale Cuediet-en Handels Watson & Watson—732, Zacateros,

■Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ”

Koloniale TAbak Import Mu. Voor- Sta. Cruz

heen G. Klomp, N.V. TRUCKING

Jacobson van den Berg & Co.

Joakim & Co., N.V. Handel Maat- LUZON BROKERAGE

SCHAPPIJ

Java Sumatra Handel Maatschappij, CO. INCORPORATED

N.V.

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. Derham Building, Port Area

Mirandolle, Voute & Co. MANILA, P.I.

PHIILIPPINE ISLANDS Cable Ad: LUBROCOIN

Tel. 22421 P.O. Box 591

Manila

AShambra Cigar and CUSTOMS BROKERS

BVIarsufaetwrirtg Co. —Cigarette

31, Calle FOREIGN FREIGHT FORWARDERS

Tayuman WAREHOUSEMEN

Chinaon Con Si, Ltd.—189, Tuan HEAVY TRUCKING

Luna

OLASSIflED LIST Of THALES

TRUCKING—WAKEHOUSING -WIInTE-S: AND 9RIRITS/V 317

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Shanghai

Manila Shanghai and .I!o.\t:jU.\y Whap^ Co.,

Ltd.—1i82, Broadway

Grkgorio M. Cansipit, Inc.-^S4, "Es- PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

colta

International Brokerage Co., Inc.— Manila

306, Masonic Temple

Luzon Brokerage Co:, Inc.—Derham

Building, Port Area LUZON BROKERAGE

CO. INCORPORATED

Derham Building, Port Area

IlDEFONSO TlOBLOC MANILA, P.I.

Incorporated Cable Ad: LUBROCOIN

123 DASM ARINAS, BIN ON DO Tel. 22421 P.O. Box 591

MANILA, P.I. CUSTOMS BROKERS

FOREIGN FREIGHT FORWARDERS

TRUCKING WAREHOUSEMEN

HEAVY TRUCKING

(-49016 Luzon Brokerage Co:, Inc.—Derham

Tel.] Building, Port Area

(.49017 Ildekonso Tionloc

Manager WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS

Ildefonso Tionloc, Inc. — 123, Das- JAPAN

marinas, Binondo Kobe

Adet, Moss & Co.—P.O. Box 390

WAREHOUSING Cur now & Co., Ltd., J.—P.O. Box

1050 (Samn.)

CHINA Oliver Evans & Co.—30, Naka-machi

Schirmer, M.—14/1, Nubobiko-cho

Hongkong Whymark & Co., G.—P.O. Box 69

Po On Marine and Fire Insurance Nagoya

and Godown Co., Ltd.—157, Wing

Lok Street Dai Nippon Brewery Co.—1, Chikusa-

Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and cho

Godown Go., (Ltd.—Kowloon Kirin

sh i-kuBeer K.K.—Shimada-cho, Ni-

Macao Nippon Beer Kosen K.K.—6, Shin

Yanagi-machi

Empresa Lusitania de Transportes, Sakura Beer K.K.-—6, Shimozono-cho

Ltd.—iP.O. Box 493 Teikoku Beer K.K.—Shimozono-cho

CLASSIFIED .LIST OF TRADES

318 WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS (JAPAN, CHINA)

Osaka CHINA

Dai Nippon Brewery Co.—96, Korai- Amoy

bashi, Higashi-ku Amoy Pharmacy

Kirin Beer K.K.—13, Hirano-cho

Nippon Beer Kosen Kaisha—34, Ita- Hope Co.

Sin Lee Kee

chidori Kita-dori

Sakura Beer K.K.—3, Dojima Hama- Canton

dori

Watson & Co., Ltd., A. S.

Tokyo Dairen

Anglo-Japanese

runouchi Brewery Co.—2, Ma- Caldbeck Macgregor & Co.

©ai Nippon Brewery Co.—247, Me- Taku Mitsubishi Yoko—24, Ise-machi

guro-machi, Mita & Co.-MIyama-dori

Kirin Beer K.K.—8, Marunouchi Hankow

Nippon Beer Kosen Co., Ltd.—Maru-

nouchi France Import—Rue Dautremer

Mehta, B.R.—7, Tungting Road

Yokohama Straits Trading Co.—Poyang Road

Thurier & Kohr—1, Sankiao Road

Adkt, Moss & Co.—43, Yamashita-choj

Curnow & Co.—36, Main Street — Harbin

Daimachi

. Nippon Beer K.K.^Kanbe Shita- Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co.

Oibbs & Co.—66, Yamashita-cho Boucher, R.—P.O. Box 272

Kirin Brewery Co.—14, Minato-cho Vernett, J. F.—49, Birjevaya Street

Kotobukiya Yokohama Beer Co.—792, Hongkong

Ichiba-cho

Metzger, F.—92, Yamashita-cho Bradley & Co., Ltd.—Prince’s Build-

Nippon Beer Kosen K.K.—98, Aioi- ing

cho Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.—

Sakura Beer Yoshu-ten—84, Ohta- DodwellPrince’s Building

machi & Co., Ltd. — Queen’s Build-

Suzor, Ronvaux & Co.—36, Nihon ing.

Odori Empress Store—59, Nathan Road

French Store—99, Queen’s Road C.

FORMOSA Gande, Price & Co., Ltd. —St.

George’s Building

Lim Kai Tai & Co.—Taipeh Hung Cheong—66, Nathan Road

Ip Tack & Co. — 36, Queen’s Road

Central

KOREA Lane, Crawford, Ltd. — Exchange

Building

IDai Nippon Beer K.K.— 28, Asahi- Loxley & Co.—York Building

machi Moses & Co., N. S.—17, Queen’s Road

Kirin Beer KJK.—50, Nandaimon- C.

dopi Ruttonjee & Son, H.—15, Queen’s

Sakura Beer K.K.—45, Hasegawa-chc Road, C.

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS (CHINA) 3l»

San Tai—112, Queen’s Road Central Shanghai

Stegee & Co.—King’s Building

Union Teading Co.—York Building BabouctRoad

Mary et Cie. — 1, Canton

Wicking & Co., Haeey — Prince’s Boy-Landey Etablissements — 708,

Central Avenue Joffre

Ichang Bkacco & Co.—36, Rue du Consulat

Lee Chong & Co. Caldbeck, Macgregor&Co.—4, Foo-

chow Road

Peiping Califosnia Bakeey—102, Broadwtay

Casa Do Povo—1284, North iSzechuen

Moyeoux, Y.—Legation Street Road

Ching Wah & Co.—1234, North Sze-

Nicolas, G.—13, Rue Labrousse chuen Road

Tientsin Oleeici, Bedoni & Co., S.A.—17,

Museum Road

Altamiea & Co.—61, Rue de 14 Jullieo Compagnie

ward VII

Optoeg—39, Avenue Ed-

Atlantic Co.—2i23, Davenport Road Dodwetl & Co. 1, Canton Road

Bissekee, F.D.—'Consular Road

Caldbeck, Macgeegoe & Co.—126A, Dunn Road

& Co., Waltee—133A, Szechuen

Victoria Road

China Beeweeies Co.—6, Wogak Road Egal

Fook

& Cie—9, Avenue Edward VII

How Kung & Co.—612, Nanking

Ceystal, Ltd.--4, Pokotiloff Road Road

Daily Suppliees—197, Victoria Road Gande, Peice & Co.—5, Peking Road

De Mao Heng—123, Rue de Takou

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—19, Victoria Gentai & Co.—K2269, Boone Road

Hiesbeunnee & Co.—1, Nanking Road

Terrace

-Golden1 Stae Co., The—79, Fukushima Road & Co., Cecil—18, Kiukiang

Holliday

Road Hsin Kong & Co.—97, Boone Road

Juvet & Co.—99, Rue de Takou

Kwang Chi Shiang—109, Rue de Lane, Road

Ceawfoed & Co.—23, Nanking

Baron Gros Loxley & Co., W.R.—11, Yuen Ming

Moyeouz, V.—41, Rue de France Yuen Road

Oeiental Commeecial Co.—29, Consu- (Luen How & Co.—123, Broadway

lar Road Minaeolo & Co.—36, Rue du Cbnsulat

Pennell & Co.—36, Council Road

Petees & Co., E.C.—31, Seymour Robinson & Co —25, .Jinkee Road

Rondon & Co., Ltd., L.—9, Avenue

Road Edward VII

Shang Tai Ye & Co.—17, Bruce Road ! Santa Rita & Co.—17, Yuen Ming

Tayloe & Co.—42, Taku Road .Yuen Road

Tien Yu Shun & Co.—261, Victoria Shainin & Co.—136, Szechuen Road

Road

Tze Hop Shing & Co.—116, Rue du way Geneeal iStoee—1!5, Broad-

Shanghai

Baron Gros

Union Impost Syndicate, Ltd.—3, Shun Jei & Co.—1455, Woosung Road

Sing Chong & Co.—25, Yuen Ming

Hankow Road Yuen Road

Yeenaudon, E.—62, Rue de France

Vokdoni & Co.—87, Rue de France Sino-Spanish Teading Co.—112, Sze

Watson & Co., A.S.—238, Victoria Slowe &Road

chuen

Co., Ltd.—7, Hankow Road

Road

CL^^SiJfIED LIST PE TRADES

320 WIND A^D SPIRITS (O'itlNA, MADAYA)

Socim-E Carmel ^Priectal—39, Range Little &. .Cp., .Ltd., John—Bishop

Street ' : 1 ^ a,n /

Road

Tsunschihashi & Co.—Piol, woosung Pritchard

Road - Stree't - g < ■"

Tcfa-o Tai & Co.—3363, Seward Road

Union Brewery Co. 56, S zee him Road Perak.

Union Import Syndicate—3, Hankow

Road Ban Hoe Him Co.—61, Jalan Gopeng,

Van Shing & Co.—655, Avenue Joffre Kampar

Vassos & Po,—331, Avenue Joffre Caldbeok Macgregor & Co. —165,

Venturi, F.—116, Szechuen Road Brewster,, Road, Ipoh

Western Supply Co.—1621, Bubbling Guan Moh & Co.—^3, Jalan Patani^

Kuala Karigsiar

Well Road

Wheen & Sons, /Edward--7, French Kim ping

Seng & Co,—9S, Main Road, Tai-

Bund

Yue Ching' & Co.—A669, Broadway Pritcr\r-d

I poh ,A (lo.--Market Street,

East

Yuen Tah & Co.—113, Broadway Taik Ho ,Co.—66,. Main Road, Tai-

Yung iLooNG &, Co.—436, Avenue Jof- ping’

fre

Tsingtao Selangor

Caldbeck, Macgregqk & Co. — 29, Qaldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.—

Kuantau, Road f2, McArt-hur Street, IK. Lumpur

Dai Nippon Brewery Co.—6, Teng- General Store—20, Tunku Dia Udin

chdu Road Strefet, Klang

Dtmtriades, ( .- -16, Chun-g Shan Rd. Little

Hansen k C\,., Ulf--20, Kuan q?ao Kuala& Lumpur Co., John—^Ampang Street,.

Road Shanmugam & Co., Ltd.—Fort Street,

Lee Tai & Co.—39, Kuan Hsien Road Kuala Selangor

Maxims Cafe Restaur.ant—P.O. Box Sum’s Agency

212 Wong Kee—198, High Street, Kuala

Yung Kong k Co.—53, Chung Shan Lumpur

Road

Swatow Singapore

©unfold & Co. Bun Bee & Co.—111, Beach Road

Caldbeck,

—201, Macgregor

Cantonment Road & Co., Ltd.

MALAYA Hackmeier, LV—18, Robinson Road

Negri Sembilan Lim Hoe Chuang, Ltd.—737, Tanjong

Lee Kee & Co.—24, Birch Road, Se- LimPagar Road

Khoon Heng—245, Orchard Road

remban

Little & Co., Ltd., John—Raffles

Penang Square

Ruttonjee & Son, H.—3B, Finlays-*a

Chong Kee Co.—35A, Beach Street Green1

Caldbegk, Macgregor Co., Ltd.— Straits Java Trading pp-, N-V —104-

38c, Beach Street 106, Robinson Road

Kim Seng & Co.—^37B, Beach Street Swee Lee & Co.—15, Cross Street

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

WINE AND SPIRITS WOOL AND WOOLLEN GOODS (JAPAN) 32T

PHILIPPINE. ISLANDS Nagoya

Manila Aichi , Bussan Gumi—1, Gotanda

Miyuki Keori K.'K.—1916, Nishi

Shiga-cho

California Grocery Co.—211, Eeha- Ozeki Keori & Co.-- 21, Imaike

gue, Santa Cruz

European American Grocery — 430, Yoshidamachi

Woollen Co.—4, Tsurushigo:

Echague HIRAmatsu & Co.—6, Shimo Choja-

‘Gopoco Grocery—410, Echague machi

Kuenzie & Streiff, Inc.—343, Calle Kajiwara k Co.—2, Shimosono-cho

de Pinpin Nippon Keori IKaisha—Iwatsuka-cho

La Tondena—177, Juan Luna

.Manila Wine Merchants, Ltd.—174, Nagasaki

Juan Luna Matsuo iShoten—11, Zaimoku-machi

Philippine Wine Factory—381, Muele Tanakaya Shoten—12, Higashi

de Binondo

Tanduay Distilleries — 3, Tanduay, Wada machi

Gomei Kaisha—Moto Konya-

Quiapo

Tnchausti & Co.—845, Muelle de la Osaka

Industria Aall & Co., Ltd.—9, Korabashi

WOOL AND WOOLLEN GOODS Akamatsu Higashi-ku

Junkichi—5, Shima-machi,

JAPAN Asano Shoten—47, Hon-cho

Chuo Keito Boseki KJK.—43, Kita-

Kobe hama, Higashi-ku

Fujii Zenjiro—15, Hon-cho

Chikuma Shoten — 450, Motomachi- Godo machi

Keori K.K.—9, Nakatsu Hana-

dori

Clough, Kerby—10, Kaigan-dori Ikeda Shoten—4, Koraibashi, Higa-

Dodwell & Co.—82, Kyo-machi shi-ku

Kawada Gomei Kaisha—5, Hon-cho

Faveyrial, J;—24, Shimoyamate-dori Koshida

Granciani & Co.- 70, Kyo-machi iShoten—14, Kawara-machi

Hirano Kosaburo—'51, Moto-machi Lieberman, Waelchli & Co.—Kitaha-

Honda Chikazo—5, Kaigan-dori ma

Langley & Co.^36, Shimoyamate-dori Maekel,

Marusho

Carl A. G.—Daido Building

Shoten—11, Tani-machi

Layko, Ross, & Co., Inc.—94, Yedo- Morita Yoshi Shoten—15, Sueyoshi-

Macki bashi

Maria Shokai—2/319, Sannomiya-cho Nihon Keori K.K.—62, Awaji-cho

Miyakita Tokutaro—11, Tamon-dori Nippon Keito Boseki K.K.—45, Bin-

Nakajima Shintaro—381, Kanda-cho go-machi

Newton, A. W.—P.O. Box 258 Osaka Keori K.K.—79, Nakae Naka-

Nippon Keori K.K.—691, Nishide-' Osaka machi

machi Shokai K.K.—Shinsaibashi-

Okada Buntaro Shoten—11, Aioi-cho Tamurakado

Pohoomull Bros.—P.O. Box 49 Koma Shoten—55, Ando-cho

Shibata Otok i ch i-s hoten—62, Moto- Usama Shoten—7, Tani-machi

Yoshida Shoten—21, Awaji-cho

machi

Weitzel J.—71, Kitanocho Yoshita Shoten-—21, Awaji-cho

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

J22 WOOD AND WOOLLEN GOOD'S (JAPAN, CHINA)

Tokyo Mukden

Aall & Co.—'P.O. Box 41, Central Fur & Wool Trading Co.—336,.

KOREA Swatow

Hir.ado Shotkn—34, Honcho, Seoul

Izumiya Shoten — 358,, Taihei-doris Dunfold & Co. P.O. Box 76

Bradley & Co.

Seoul

Mutsumi Shokai K.K.—144, Nandai- Shauter,3

Dayland - & Co.—P.O. Box

mpn-don, Seoul

Yoshihara Shoten—29, Hasegawa-cho,

Seoul Tientsin

Tanaka & Co.—Fusan

j American Asiatic Trading Co. 36.

CHINA I Rue de France

Hankow Ciiandless & Co.—105, Taku Road

China Northern Corpn.—47-55,, Rue

Chung Hwa Steel Products and Collins de France

Trading Co., Ltd.—33, Rue de Paris Road & -Co., Ltd.—75, Consular

Extrn.

Elbrook, Inc.—31-47, Davenport Rd.

Hongkong Fairchild & Co.—169, Taku Road

Bitzer & Co.—Queen’s Building Forbes & Co.—43, Victoria Road

Bodiker & Co.—David Housie Gershevitch Brothers—18, Victoria

Terrace

Bradley & Cc.. Ltd.—Prince’s Build- Cipperich

ing & Co., E.—52, Taku Road

China Associates Corporation — 6, Holman,Building

Inc., B. — Robert Dollar

Queen’s Road Central

Duckitt, E.R.—67, Des Vceux Road Ibraoimoff, A.V.—101, Rue Pasteur

John’s Import and Export Co.—272r

Central Taku Road

Feld & Co., Ltd., F.—Redder Build- Karaheusian American Corpn.—135,

ing Rue Pasteur

Gibb, Livingston

Building

Gilman & Co. l Des Vteux Road Kramer, M.—112, Wellington Street

Central Liddell Brothers & Co.—Taku Road

Hongkong Trading Co.—6, Des Ycerx Nichols Super Yarn & Carpet—104,

Taku Road

Road Central

Huygen, G. E.—Redder Building North China Wool Co.—68, Consular

Loxley & Co., W. R. — York Building Road

Manners & Co., John—7, Queen’s North Road

China Produce Co.—Bruce

Road Central

Universal

Sassoon & Co., Ltd., DAAaD—84, Des Rue Pasteur Trading Corporation—84,.

Vceux Road O.

Shewan, Wulfsohn Co. OF China, The—34-36r.

BuildingTomes & Co.—St. George’s Taku Road

Wheen & Sons, Ltd., Edward —5, Yung Using Trading Corioration—

Queen’s Road O. 65, Rue de France

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

WOOL AND WOOLLEN GOODS (CHINA, MALAYA) 328

Shanghai Mackenzie, Stewart & Co. (Manches-

ter), Ltd.—21, Jinkee Road

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—1, Nanking Mar-Kao,

Road Ltd.—29, Szeehuen Road

Banner, Thomas—6, Kiukiang Road Patons L.—23,

Moses, Peking Road

& Baldwins, Ltd.—2, Peking

Barbash & Co.—218, Szechuen Road Road

Behrens & Sons—-25, Central Acade Peters & Co., H.K.—6, iKiukiang Rd.

Boylan, J.H.—21, Jinkee Road

Bk ittann ic Textiles, (Manchester), Saou Kee—1-11, Broadway

Scharff & Co., Ltd.—3, Canton Road

Ltd.—74, tSzechuen Road

Broadwith & Co.—19, Szechuen Road Road Brothers -C Co.—6 Kiukiang

Seeger

Burgess & Co.—25, Jmkee Road

China Wool Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Road

Trading Co.—621, Nanking

‘—6, Szechuen Road Slingsby (Arthur)

: & Hirschel

China Woollen Co.—25, Jinkee Road (Bradford)— 74, Szechuen Roan

Chong Shung & Co.—648, Nanking Stewart, Thompson & Co.—2, Canton

Road Road

Collier & Stephenson—26, Jinkee Whitworth, Ltd., Herbert—12, The

Road Bund

Compagnie Optorg—39, Avenue Ed- Ya Chong & Co.—266, Bubbling Weii

ward VII Road

Dodwell & Co.—1, Canton Road Zais, Steinman & Co. — 29, Szechuen

Etckhoff & Co.—451, Kiangse Road Road

Fein, A.—852, North Szechuen Road MALAYA

Gates, F.—4, Ezra Road

Haworth & Co., Ltd., Richard —74, Singapore

Szechuen Road Moulton (Eastern) Ltd., EjS. & R.C.

Horrobin, S.L.—9, Hankow Road , —Union Building

Jaffe & Sons, Ltd.—21, Jinkee Road Boon iSeng & Co., Ltd.—1, Raffles

Kessler & Co.—1, Canton Road Place

Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd.—4, Peking Straits Mercantile Agency—39, Te-

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Manila Yo. ... Yokohama

Moji and Shimonoseki Yoch. Yochow

Mukden Zam. Zamboanga

Aall ... ... Aall & Co., Ltd. ... ... ... Osaka, Tokyo; Kobe

Aamoona

Aan dp company...... A.Meyer

& P.Bros.Co., ...Inc., The

... ...... ...... Singapore

Manila

Abbros ...

Abdoolally ...... Abraham

AbdoolallyBros.

Ebrahim ... ......... ......... Shanghai

Abdeen ... ... Abdeen & Co. ... & ...Co. S'hai., Hongkong

Singapore

Abdoolcader H. H. Abdoolcader ... ... ... Penang

Abesneji...

Abkatz ... ...... Abe Trading

Abraham KatzCo.A Co. ...... ...... ...... Tokyo

Shanghai

Aboboutros ... Boutross Bros.... ... ... ... Shanghai

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firmsThe followingareabbreviations

concerned doing business.are used for the towns o districts in which the-

Am. ... Amoy , Nag. Nagoya

Ant. An'tung

Bangkok Naga. . Nagasaki

Ban. Batavia Nan. Nanking

Bat. panton Neg. Sem. . Negri Sembilan

Can.

Ce. ... 'Cebu Newc. Newchwang

Cha. Changsha Os.

Fad. ... Osaka

Chan. Changchun Fak. Padang

Pakhoi

Che. Chefoo Fet. .. Pei tai-ho & Chinwangtao,

Chem. Chemulpo

Chihkiang Pen. Penang

Chin. Chungking Fep. Peiping

Chu. Dairen Per. Perak

Dai.

Too. Foochow Sai Saigon

Fus. Fusan San.

Se Sandakan

Hai. Hai phong Sel. Seoul

Selangor

Hak. Hakodate Sem. Semarang

Han. Hankow Sh Shanghai

Hang. Hangchow Shd. Shidzuoka

Hanoi

Har. Hanoi Si Singapore

Ho. ... Harbin

Hongkong Sou. , Sourabaya

Hoi. Hoihow Sum. The East Coast of Sumatra

Ic. ... Ichang SWA. Swatow

Ilo. ... Iloilo Tai. Taihoku, Taipeh & Daitotei

JOH. Johore (Twatutia)

Keel. Keelung Tientsin

Kela. Kelantan Ts. Tokyo

Kiu.

Ko. ...

Kiukiang

Kobe Tsin.... Tsingtao (Kiaoehau)

Tsinan

Mac. Macao Yi.ad. Vladivostock

Mal. Malacca Wei. Wei Hai Wei

Man. Manila Wu.

Yo. ... Wuhu

Mo. ... Moji and Shimonoseki Yoch. Yokohama

Yochow

Muk. Mukden Zam. Zamboanga

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place,

Aall Aall & Co., Ltd. Osaka, Tokyo; Kobe

Aamoona

Aandpcompany.. Meyer Bros. ... Singapore

A. & P. Co., Inc., The Manila

Abbros ...

Abdoolally Abraham Bros. Shanghai

Abdeen ... . Abdoolally

Abdeen Ebrahim

& Co. ... & Co. S’hai., Hongkong

Abdoolcader H. H. Abdoolcader Singapore

Abesneji... Abe Trading Co. Penang

Tokyo

Abkatz ... Abraham Katz & Co. ... Shanghai

Aboboutros Boutross Bros.... Shanghai

CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Abraham ... Abraham

Accoinco ... Acme Commercial and Industrial Co. Hongkong

Accountant ... Gattey & Bateman, Inc. Singapore

Accountant ...... Singapore Chamber of Commerce

Anglo China Finance, Ltd.

Singapore

Shanghai

Accuracy ... Fleming and Williamson ...

Accuracy Manila

Accuracy ... Percy Smith, Seth & Fleming ... Hongkong

Accuracy ...... Seth, Mancell &

Harper Giltillan & Co.Mclure Shanghai

Achan ... ...... NegriA.C.K.

Sembilan Planters’ Association ... Per.Malacca Selangor

Negri Sembilan

Achan ... The Co., Inc Shanghai, H’kong.

Aekco ... ... Acme Motor Manila

Acme ... The Acme Trading Co., Inc. Tokyo

Acmetrado

Acreage... ... Island Trading Co., Ltd. Brunei

Acumen... ... Lyall & Iliera, Ltd. Singapore

Adachi ... Y. N. Adachi Kaisha Kobe

Adam ... Kinta Ice Aerated Water & Bakery Co.... Perak

Adamantine ... R. Anderson & Co., Ltd. Shanghai, Foochow

Peiping

Adanac China Mutual Life Insurance Co.

Adasea ... Shanghai

Adco ...... MoyseyDrug

Assoc. & Co.,Co.,Ltd.Ltd. ... Hankow

Singapore

Adelphi... ... The Adelphi Hotel Swatow, Pakhoi

Adiate

Adis ... ...... Dist. &Inspect,

Adis Ezekielof Salt Revenue ... Singapore

Adis ... E. A. Brown & Co. « Singapore

Shanghai

Adjuster ...... Angus

North China ... Rooms, ... Tientsin

Adler

Ado ... L. F. Rozario ... Macao

Adolter ... A. Flinter Singapore

Adragel ... Domingo Legarda & Go., Inc., Manila

Advertiser ... Japan Advertiser Tokyo, Y’hama, Kobe

Advertiser Singapore Free Press ... Singapore

Advertiser ... Trans-Pacific Advertising Bureau Tokyo

Advocate ... Fleming, Franklin & Allman Shanghai

Advocate Pen. Malacca

Aegchinaco ...... Hogan & Ivans

A. E. G. China Electric Co. ... ... . Ti., Muk., S’hai

Batavia

Aera

Aerated • •• Royal Dutch Indian

Ltd.Airway Si. Malacca

Aerosupply ...... Fraser & Neave,

Icarus Aero-Supply Co.

.. Hongkong

Shanghai

Affluence

Afflux ... ...... Anglo

AmericanChina Indenting,

Metal Co., Ltd.Ltd. Shanghai

Affstation ... Moulton Ld. Singapore

Canton

Afiacanton ... American Foreign Insurance Assoc. ... Shanghai

Afiachina ... American Foreign Insurance Assoc.

Afiatensin ... American Foreign Itnsce. Association.. Tientsin

Afiahiarbin ... American Foreign Insurance Assoc. ... Hankow Harbin

Afiahankow ... American Foreign Lnsce. Association!. Tokyo

Afiajapan Continental Insurance Co. ... Tokyo

Afiajapan ... Home Insurance Co. of New York

Afilm ...

Aframalaya ...... Acme FilmsForeign Insurance, Association Manila

American Singapore

Agarb ... ... J. P. Braga Hongkong

Singapore

Agencyco ... Malayan Commercial Agency Singapore

Agentrade

Agentship ... Tan Kim Cheng & Co. Singapore

Ageratum ...

... Huttenbach

J. M. Alves &Lazarus

Co., Ltd.& Co. Hongkong

Agfafoto ... Agfa Gomei Kaisha Tokyo,

ShanghaiOsaka

Agfafoto

Agircomind ...... Agfa China Co. ...

Agence Generale DTmportation & De Repr. Tientsin

Shanghai

Agnstinos

Ah-H sing ... Augustinian Corp. Chefoo

Ahjoon ... ... Gwoa Lace Co. Singapore

... Gon Gee Wah ...

CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Ahmedebram Ahmed Ebrahim Bros. Kobe

Tokyo, Kobe

Ahrens ... Ahrens & Co., H. H ongkong

Ahying ... Ah Ying & Co., Ltd.

Aida J. Danbier Yokohama

Airco ... Far East Aviation Co. Hongkong

Aisama Amasia Importing Corp. ... Shanghai

Ajacobsen Axel Jacobsen ... Shanghai

Western Drug Importers, Inc. ... Kobe

AAjako

j brewery Anglo Japanese Brewery Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Kobe

Akamo Akao & Ckx, Ltd. Tokyo

Akebono Yonei Shoten Kabush. Kaisha ... Hakodate

Ako Kamchatka & Co.

Akong .. An Kong Silk Co > _ ... Shanghai

Alacrity .. Cie de Cbmmerqe eit de Navigation Haiphong

d’Extreme-Orient

Alacrity . McKesson Robbins Inc. Han.,

Man. Chu.,

Ho. Ce.Wei., Sze,

Aladdin .. L. R. Aguinaldo Tsingtao

Alasaticus .. Kutt, Paul Singapore

Aldens ... .. Aldens Sneers., Ltd.

Aledonco .. Alexereff Donotello & Co. ... Harbin

Alert .... Alex

ChinaCampbell

Trading &Co.Co., Ltd. Hankow

Alexcamp

Algazal Shanghai

.. Kobe

Algernon

Algernon .. InshallahG. Dairy

Joseph Gazal Farm & Stock Co. Shanghai

Shanghai

Algran .... A.A. L.M. Gran

A. Evans

Alhambra .. Alhambra Cigar & Cigarette Mfg. Co. ... Manila

All Ports.

Alicochina

Alicochina (1645). .... Asia

Asia Life Insurance Co. Inc.

Fire & Marine Underwriters Shanghai

Alimohamed .. Rahim & Co. Kobe

Alkaff .. Alkaff & Co. ... Singapore

Shanghai

Alkali .. Borax Consolidated Shanghai

Alkali

Alkali .. Brotherton & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Alkali .. Castner Kellner Alkali & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Alkali .. Chance & Hunt, Ltd. ... Shanghai

.. Fairlee & Oo., Ltd.

Alkali United Alkali Oo., Ltd. Shanghai

Alkali .. J. & J. Colman & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Alkali .. Mond Nickel Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Shanghai

Alkali .. Reckitt & Sons Shanghai

Alkali

Alkali .. ImperialWiggin

.. Henry & Co.,Industries,

Chemical Ltd. Ltd. All Ports.

Singapore

Alkalize .. Wm. Jacks & Co. Kobe

Alkamar Ahmed Abdul Karim Bros. Tientsin

Al kohl .... William

MichaelianAllanson

& Kohlberg Inc. Shanghai

Allanson

Allenbarth .. Reformed Church Mission Yochow

Allenburys ... Allen & Hanburys Ltd. Shanghai

Allentraco ... Allen Trading 'Oo. Shanghai

Allinvestt Mutual Investment Soc. Shanghai

Alminko ... General Cbmmercial Ob. Kobe

Alminum ... Asia Aluminium Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Shanghai

Alpha ... T. D. Begg, Sons & Co., Ltd. Singapore

AlsagoflF ... Alsagoff & Co. Harbin

Altaiskaia ...... A.M. I.P. Kagan

Altamira...

Altamira Tientsin

Altounian ... Altounian H. H. Shanghai, Osaka

Alufive ... Aluminium V., Ltd. Osaka

Aluminium ... Nippon Aluminium Factory Hongkong

Alvanton ... A. L. Alves

Alviayoung ... Horiuchi Shoten

CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Amahomedco A. Mahommed & Co. Kobe

Amanoya Kara Shoten i.. Osaka Selangor ■ '■'/

Atnarasekera D. Richards & Co. ... ■}

Amateur ' .. Amateur Photo Store Singapore-

Amatrep

Amatrep ■

.. Eastern

i ' .

& Australian

! Mackinnon Mackenzie & Cb: ...'

S-S- Co. u ... *

■SShanghai

hanghai ‘ '

Amatsukaze Nikka Hikaku Boeki Kaisha Ltd. 1 f i Osaka

Amberg .. Amberg & Co. ... ’ ... Kobe Shanghai >'•' /

Ambergco Amberg & Co., Geo

Ambowsmith 1 : American Bowes Smith A. M. Hongkong

Shanghai, Hankow

Amchamcom v. American Chamber • Chalnberof ofColnmeree

Commerce ’ of

Amahambcom Manila

ii P.I. Sbiiiigh.i i

Amchumiss

Amchumiss r St. John University Kyoto, Hankow

Amcomat - ;' . .. American American

Church'Mission ...

Commercial Attache ... Shanghai

• Mukden

Amcomai ' .. American Trade Commissioner Shanghai. > i bLi, /

Amcoiuat . China Trade Act Register U.S.A.

Amcomat . U. S. Dept, of Commerce i ... V.; /IfSi.,Man., Ti., Muk., Sh.,

5

Amconsul .. 11 U. S. A. Consulate ... e 1

All Ports.Ho.. r.m-/' ,

Shanghai

Amegco

Amembassy’ t/o-Au .( China General Edison' .■

Co., Ltd. ...... Tokyo • ■ ■ /.

Amenamen * .. American Embassy:

Men King Cheong & Co. ... aw; Hongkong •

Amemoo ■. : ; . Ah American5 Pfoduots Co. ■ Harbin

Amengco American Engineering Corpn. ; 1 i.. // Shanghai n i'

Amerfound Lingnan University ••• l Canton Shanghai:;:-

(UirgI/.

’■

AmesrascoConsul American Asiatic Trading: Oo.

American . American Consulate ... ■ ... ... All Ports

Tsingtao

Amerimotor / Am. Oriental Motor led. Itlc., U.S.A. Singapore

Amerriters . Asia Life Insurance Co. ' ‘

Amerriters

Amerriters ; .l Globe American Asiatic Underwriters 5 , Hongkong, Singapore

• Ho. Singapore

& Rutgers Eire Insurance Co.

Ameeriters ■ ; . ■ Underwriters Adjustinfeht Co1. •'... •' ... ' 1 Hongkong - ''

Amerschool - . .. Shanghai

Amexco

American Sehbql

American Express Co., Inc. The... All Ports ■ ' ■

. 5 Shanghai

Amfeamatch American Far Eastern Match Oo. - Shanghai Shanglhai

Amgeco China General Edison ©o., Inc Tokyo

Amharwa . American-Japanese Commercial Go. Shanghai

Amicable . . Amico A. Michael

Shokai ... ... •• Kobe

Amicold :

. American Milling & Industrial Corpni .. . Harbin

Amilco . . General Shanghai 5 1

Amilko

Amingmetal Ming Milk

& Co.Co.

A.Karagheusian ...

AmericanCorp.

...

for Overseas

Hongkong

Tientsin

Amkarseas U. S. A.Commercial

Legation Bank...

Amlegation

Amobanco Amoy ...... : ...' ..i' Amoy Peiping, Bangkok

Amorbankco American

American Oriental Finance Corpn.; ... Tientsin,

Oriental Banking Corpn. The... Shanghai Shanghai

Amorfinanc

Amosbird Amos Bird Co.

Colonial Electric ... ... ... Shanghai

Amperage

Amtraco American TradingCo.Co. ...... ...... ...... All Hongkong

Ports

Amusements Cheong Lok Theatre ...• ... ... Hongkong •

Amusements Hongkong Amusements, Ltd. ... ... Hongkong

Amwatahes

Anderson H. A.E. Anderson

W. Heacook ... ... ...... ......... Osaka San., Borneo

Andresen Andresen & Co. ... Shanghai

Anferco

Angeco Anderson &, Ferrogiaro ... ... Shanghai

Angelkit China General

O. Kitchell Edison Co.

& Co. ...Ce*. ...... i • 4.A Shanghai

Hongkong . , ■

... Shanghai

Angloese : China Coir Furnishing

Angloeserui i Whitsons, Ltd. ... d-s Shanghai-..

CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Anglomaya Anglp-Oriental, Ltd. Perak

Si. Ban. Per.

Anglosiam Anglo Siam Corpn., Ltd.

Anglo French & Bendixsens Ltd. Si. Pen. Sel.

Anglosing Anglo-Sumatra Rubber Co. Sumatra

Anglostra M. S. E. Angullia & .Co- Singapore

Angullia Church of England Mission Peping

Anlikan Navy &&Military Manila, Honkow

Ansec

Antaki Antaki Son Y. M. C. A. Kobe

Antilace East Asiatic Trading Co. Hongkong

Antonroos Anton

Messrs.Roos

A. A. Anthony & Co., Ltd. Sumatra

Penang

Anthony Canton

Anthorose Anthorose Co.

Anthorose

Antimon L, P. Vicente & Co. ... ... ... Canton

Sh. Han. Cha.

Schnabel

Manchurian Gaunter

Plague& Prevention

Co. Harbin

Service ... Tokyo

Antiplague

Anwait Dr K. Vogt

AnwaitNordloyd . Dr. E. Will Tientsin

Che too, Dairen.

Anz& O. H. An/& Co. ...

Apcar Apcar & Co. ... ... Yokohama

Apexinc American Paper Export, Inc. Shanghai

Apolo Wm. Martin & Co. Singapore

Shanghai

Appliance Office Appliance

Associated Co. Co., Ltd. ...

Products Foochow

Aproco Johnson & Johnson ... Shanghai

Aqueous

Arachis . Golden Star Co. ... ... ; ... Tokyo

Tientsin

Araco E. Aranami & Co.

Arajoza Araneta Dc Joy a,

Malayan Collieries Ltd. Zaragoza & Arameta Manila

Arang Se'angor ;

Arathoon Stephens, Paul & Co. Singapore

Araza Araneta y Zaragoza Manila

Arbenz H. R. Arbenz ... Singapore

Tokyo, Osaka

Arbour A. Balfour A Co., Ltd. —

Architect J. A. Hammerschmidt ... Tientsin

Architrane Institute of Architects of Malaya ... Singapore

Architrane Wilson, Oscar Singapore

Arculli Arculli

Arcus Arcus, S. G. Harbin

Arcus Mai-son Arcus Shanghai

Arcus The First Private Pharmacy Harbin

Ardjoono Straits Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Singapore

Shanghai

Arfen Aaron Fein Shanghai

Argus Argus Properties Inc.

Nederlandsch Indisch Electriciteit Sourabaya '

Ariem

Maatsdhappij ... Kobe

Arjana & Bros. K. Dairen

A. I. Kagan Kobe

R.Arkell

Ke.jimura & Co.,

& Douglas Inc. ... Shanghai

Robert Lang & Co., Inc. Shanghai

Calco China Agency Shanghai

Manila

Armour & Co. Tientsin

F. A. Arnold Shanghai

Robinson, A. R. ... Tientsin

Arnoult, Societe des Anciens Etab. Singapore

C. J. Schirmer Shanghai

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. China), Ld. Shanghai

D. C. M. Aronovsky

Ellermans Arracan Rice&Trading Co., Ltd. Bangkok

C. M. Arratoon Kobe

Apcar & Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Uchida Shoji Kaisha, Ltd. Osaka

CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Artesian .... China Shanghai

Artillery Lacey Deep Well Drilling

& Cannan, Ltd. ... Co. ... Shanghai

Artmoumt

Artobjects Yamanaka & Co.... Osaka

Shanghai

... Hoffmann

Arts Bros.Ltd. ...

& Crafts, ... ... Hongkong

Artscrafts

Arya . Tamil Nasan ... ... ... ... Selangor

Asahi .... Takeda GomeiBrewery

KaishaCo., ... Ltd. ... Kobe

Asahibeer Dai Nippon Shanghai

Asahico .. Asahi Trading Co. ... ... Yokohama

Asalumin

Asamayama Asia Aluminium

Chiyoda Co.

Boyeki Shokai Tokyo

Tokyo

Asanosemen Asano Portland Cement Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Asanuma .. Asanuma Co. ... ... ... ... Tokyo

Yokohama

Asayaogura

Asbestos .... Ogura & Co.-, Ltd. Singapore

Asbestos Bells Asbestos Eastern Agency, Ltd. Tokyo

Ascendant .. Nippon Asbestos Co., Ltd. Kedah

Asenco .... Chartered Bank of Ind., Aust. & China... Shanghai

Philip A. Sargeant

Asheen .. Henry & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Ashenry .. A. & S. Henry Co., Ltd. Singapore

Shanghai

Ashibeer Dai Nippon Brewery Co.

Ashpit . Asia Co., The Hongkong

Asiacorpo . Asiatic Trading Corpn., Ltd. ... ; Harbin, Shanghai,

Asiaglasco .. The Asia Glass Co. ... ... ... ^ Shanghai

Hankow

Asialands .. Asia Import

Asia Lands, Co.Ltd. ... Hongkong

Asiaimpco .. Asia Life Insuiance Co. Shanghai

Manila,

Asialife

Asiaoseaco .. Asia Overseas Co. . ... ShanghaiSaigon

Asiarealty .... The

AsiaticAsiaNews

Realty Co. ...

Agency Shanghai

Asiatic .. Compagnie Franco Asiatique Des Petroles Peiping Haiphong

Asiatic

Asiatic East Asiatic Co-. ... Bangkok

Asiatrad

Asing ... Asia Trading

A. Sing & Co. ... Corporation ... Tientsin

Shanghai

Asitracold ... AsiaticMines

Asia Trading

TrustCoCo., Ltd. ... ,.. Hongkong

Asmit .. Associated Trading Co.... Tientsin

Yokohama

Asoco .... Asphalt

Asphalt

Assags AssociatedPaving Co., Ltd,

Agencies (Far East), Ltd. Singapore

Shanghai

Assembly .. Kwong Shing Cheong Co. Hongkong

Assocdoil

Associated ... Associated Oil Co.

Associated Press of America Manila

Tokyo

Assurety .. Fook On Assurance & Godown Co. Shanghai

Asteridian ... A.British

GoekeThomson

& Co. Houston Co. ... Canton, Hongkong

Asterodal .. M. Wiseman & Co. Tokyo

Singapore

Asticlips

Astor .... Astor House Hotel, Ltd. Tientsin, Chefoo

Astransco Asia Transportation Co. ... Shanghai

Atabani . Inabata & Co. ... , Osaka

Atakasama Ataka & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Zamboanga

Atanga ,.,. Atanga Kroll

Ateliers & Co.,DeInc.Haiphong

Maritimes Haiphong

Atemar

Atgill .,. A. T. Gillespie Manila, Shanghai

Athall Seremban Dispensary ... ... Negri, Sembilan'

Athletes

Athletics .. South China Athletic Assoc. ... . .5. Hongkong

Atienza .... China Sporting

V. _N. Atienza Goods Co. Peiping

Hongkong

Atienvaco

Atlas .... Atienza

Fraser &Vincente

Neave, Ltd.& Co. Hongkong

Atlas .... Atlas Penang,

Malacca Bangkok

Atol AtkinsIceKroll'&

Co., Co., Inc.

Manila

CABLE ADORE SSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Atomlinson Hetherington & Sons, Ltd. ....

Attention ‘ Standard Braid & Produce Co,, of Japan Shanghai Robe

Attorney Platt-White Cooper & Co. Shanghai

Auctionco V Ching

ChineseReng

Auctioneering

Lu & Co., Co., 1 Ltd. Shanghai

... ■ J ..; Malacca

Auctioneers

Audcar , Carrera & Co., Edward G. ... Manila

Audit Jenks, Percival and Isitt ... Robe

Audit Brown, Phillips & Stewart Singapore, Perak

Audit

Auditor Penang Marine Insurance Agency Asscn. Penang

Auditor , Shanghai Trade Protection Society Shanghai

Robe, Tokyo

Harold Bell, Taylor, Bird & Co—

Auditorium Auditorium Hai Alai (Parc des Sports) Shanghai

Audoyerger

Aultwiborg G. Audoyer ... Yokohama

Aurely .Ault & Wiborg (China) Co. Hongkong, Shanghai

. j (3. Aurely, ... ... Singapore

Auslander Auslander’s Finamciei & Import Office... Shanghai

Austconsul,

Austfactor Austrian Consulate ... ,.. Tokyo, Shanghai

Austmalay Australian

Asam Manufacturers,

Kumbang Tin Dredging Ltd.Co. Shanghai

Perak

Austrafilms

Austrasia Australasian Films Singapore

Austrchina Olivier Chine (S. A.) AH Ports

Autoco Australia China Trading Co. Shanghai

Autoimport Eastern Auto Co., Ltd.

Dragon Motor Car Co., Ltd. Singapore

Hongkong

Tonkin

Automobiles Soc. de Transports Auto Hanoi

Autopalace Auto Palace Co., Ltd. j Tokyo

Shanghai.

Autostar Niohibei Star Jidosha Kabushiki R. ... Shanghai

Au tester

Autoxosaka Grand Garage Francias ...... ... Osaka

Aviator General Motors (Japan,) Ltd.

Foong Cheng Industrial & Commercial Shanghai

Avanozian

Ayala M.Devel. Co. . & Sons

Avanozian Tientsin

Manila

Ayalam Ayala & Co.

Malaya Company ... ... ... Penang

Aylesbury Aylesbury and Nutter, Ltd. Perak, Singapore

Aysey China Associates Oorpor'ation, Ltd. ... Shanghai Hongkong

Azadian Azadian Societe

Azurn & Co., Ltd.Anonyme ... ... Osaka

Azumikatol

J Babcock Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd. All Ports

Yokohama

3I Babjimowla

Babcock Toyo Babcock Kabushiki

A. H. Esmalji ... Kaisha Kobe

! Baercosilk A. Baer & Co. Shanghai

jI L“g B. A. Green & Co. Manila

Bagnall Bagnall & Co. Osaka

Bagomall K.Baguley

Bagomall Kobe

Bangkok

I5 Bahnson

Baguley & Tooth Shanghai, Hankow

j ?i Baimdecor Bahnson & Co. F. W. Manila Hankow

Baguio

Bailey &Improvement & Development Co. Shanghai,

1 Bailey Perry

Bailey Bailey Stevedoring Co.^ Inc., The Manila

T Bakry Baker Shokai

MorgonGomei

& Co., Kaisha

Ltd. Selangor

Bakuiwamit Iwata Osaka

I,1 Balante

Balai S. lisuka

Brandt & Co.

Singapore

Hongkong

Balatocmco Balatoc Mining Co. Manila

Balcombe

: |Ballagancy Balcombe & Co. f Hongkong

i ?;| Baltiasico Messrs.Asiatic

Browne,Co.,HillLtd.& Co. ... , Shanghai

Canton

Banco Baltic Cebu, Manila, Zam.

5 i; Banco Bank of the Philippine Islands ... Selangor

i ‘ Bandit Kwong Yik Banking Corp. Per. Sel.

Planters Stores & Agency, Co., Ltd.

CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Banga ... Port Banga Lumber Co., Inc. Zamboanga

Perak

Banhoehin ... Ban Hoe Hin Co. ... ... Tientsin

Bank

Bankeasia .. The Hongkong

Bank

of East Asia. Ltd. Bank HongkongHongkong

Banker ... Banker Co., Ltd. ... Wuchow,

Bankleewah ...... Lee Singapore

Bankline BankWah Line,Bank

Ltd. ...... Hongkong

Hongkong

Bankline ... Andrew Weir & Co. Peiping, Shanghai

Banknote ...... The American

Italian Bank ofBan k Note Co. ...

China Shanghai

Banksinit

Bankton ... Bank of Canton Shanghai

Banlian ... Ban Lee Ann, Ltd. Siingapore

Bannon ... Bannon & Bailey ... Perak, Selangor

Shidzuoka

Bantosa ...... Japan Tea Firing

Bapcopaint D. A. Purves & Co.Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Baptisrna ... TheSociety

American Baptist Foreign Mission Ko. Swa. Sh.

Bapto ,. Southern Baptist Convention Shimonoseki

Barbarossa Woltei* &tfc Co.

Co ... , ...' ... ' * ...... Mukden

Barbash ... Barbash ShanghaiPer. SL

Penang

Barbour

Bardwill ...... E.Bardwill

A. Barbour,

Bros, ofLtd.New York ... Shanghai

...... Fessenden & Holcomb Shanghai

Barfields

Barkers Harrisons Barker & Co., Ltd....... ... Malaya

Shanghai

Barimon ... Employers Liability Assur. Corp.

Barjeron ., Shanghai Finance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Barnwell ...... S.F. M. Barnwell M.p.s. Ltd. Yokohama

Bartolomez A. Bartholomeusz, Singapore

Hongkong

Rasa ... R. Basa ... Peiping

Basel ...... Basel & ofFrey

Society Chemical Industry in Basle ... Osaka

Baselosa Kobe

Bashir ..... Bashir & Co. Co., Inc. Zamboanga

Basilumber Basilan Lumber Kobe

Bastel ... Bastel & Co. Singapore

Bafcashoe Bata Shoe Co., Ltd.

Bataviabank Batavia Bank Batavia

Batbusil .. Aug Batong Busilak Manila

Tientsin

Batouieff ... Mrs. M.

Batten & Co. I). Batouieff Hongkong

Batten

Battleaxe ...... Union Trading &Co.Co. Perak, Singapore-

Baucumin Bau Gumming Shanghai

Bayesdavy ... Paulsen & Bayes Davy Shanghai

Bearings ... S. K. F. Ball

Foreign& AgenciesEkman Shanghai

Beauxarts ... Leonard & Yeysseyre Shanghai

...... The Hongkong

Beaver

Becas American Asiatic Trading Co. Office

Canadian Covert. Immigration Tientsin

Becnier ,

Beck

...... E.Walter

Bechler

Beck

Hankow

Tokyo

Becker ... Becker A Co. ... , Tokyo, Osaka

Beck Beck Inc., I. Manila

Beck Manila

Becos ... Commercial’Union Assurance Store

Beck’s General Department Co., Ltd.... Harbin^

Vlad., Harbin

Becos ... Becos Traders, Ltd Shanghai

Bedoni Clerici, Bedoni & Co. Shanghai

Bedstead

Beehive ... Simmons Co. ... .., Singapore

Beehive ...... Eastern

Patous &Agencies,

Baldwins,Ltd. Ltd. Shanghai

Beehuat ...... Bee Huat

Co. ... Singapore

Shanghai

Beejonjee

Beer Beionjee ... ... Wei Hai Wei

Beer ... H. L. Beer Tokyo

... Dai Nippon Brewery Coi, Ltd.

CAJ-iLE j ^pRE ySES •9

Cable 4d;, Firm Name Place

| Beerbrayer > J. Beerbrayer ... : ; pairen

f Begue

Behling . 'P. ' ' Lindsay Meiiri Begue"

priak'efojrd ...&. Davis .•••... r 'fit' . Shanghai Tientsin

i Behna ... M. Semia 17 ... ....' ‘Kobe '

i Behnmeyer ... Behn Meyer & Co.’s Handel Mij. N. V. Batavia Tientsin

Beiner ... W. Beiner ... ... Si. Pep. Ti.Tsin.Sh.Ho

Belfran

Belfran . ......Ll Credit

L’CIiuonFroncier D’Extreme'Orient

Fire’Insurance Co., Ltd.^ ... Hankow

Beige ... Belgian Consulate ... Peiping, Tientsin

Belgicom .... Belgian Shanghai

Belginimp Belgian Chamber

IndustriesofImport

Commerce

Co. . . ... Shanghai

Belgochina ... Eociete Belge'D^Lriterprisps en Cliine ... Shanghai

Belgoehine ... Compagnie Financier^‘Belgb-Chin^ise' Shanghai Bangkok Hankow

Belgosiam Bociete Anonytne Beige Four le Coniinei re Shanghai,

Belgsulat ... Belgian Consulate.... 1

Bell ' ... ' . Smith, Bell & CbVLtVi:' ’ ' ... , ., ' fc;,. Manila,Shanghai

Cebu

j Bellbros . .Shanghai Building Co. Shanghai

Bellcamp ... rl. B. Campbell Singapore

Bellco .... Jlell Co., Ltd.

? Benanto

Bengswee ....... J\Beng A. Beins,

Swee &Ltd.Co, "...

Ltd. ... ' . , ...' Singapore Penang

Benguetcon ...... Bennett Benguet

i Behnett e Co. :i Chemulpo

Per. N. Sem. Sel.

[ Benta ... : Fletcher Trading Co. Kobe

1 Bentraco : Bea Trading Co.

. Beraha TBcraha Matheo ... ... ... Shanghai

; Berco ' ... Berger & Co. • ... ‘ ... , 'Manila n

■BBerelson

ererits • ...... LHans Berelson & Co. ...

Berents. ... ... TientsinShanghai '

Bergmann ! ...1 Bergmann & Co. Kobe

Hongkong

1 Bergship ' V.!'.'':Berg & Co., Ltd. ... .... Bangkok

[I Berlijuker

Bernsons ...... M. BerliBennsteiti

Jucker & &Co....

Sons ... ... . Tientsin,

Tientsin

Mukden

| Bernsons ... The Baikal Fur Trading Corpn.

Berthar " '...'i ... Etablissements ,

(Garriguenc & Cib:)Charriere Dufourg ... Haiphong Kobe'C

4 Berrick ... Berrick & Co., Ltd. ... ... Yokohama,

I Besservicei OiJlgmaT .7. ''Schiller’s

Agents Express & Fptwaridih'g ’/ Shanghai 1 -

! Bertobough . ‘South China Products Co. ’Shanghai

Peiping

8i Bertram

Bertucci ' ...'... B.R. Bertram Bertucci ... ; i Shanghai

Manila

Bethlehem : The Bethlehem Steel Export Coipn.;

Tientsin

J Betinesco ... Oriental Pharmacy ... Shanghai 1 ‘‘ 1 ’

J Betoinlemi 1 ...• J* Ledreux, Minutti hfe 'Oie. ...

! Bheroomall ... Bherooma!l Sons. G. 1 Kobe ! :

• Biachuan ... Bio and Chuan, Inc. - t ; Manila Hankow'1 , ^ .

}| Bible

Bibles ... American Bible

... American Bible Society Society ' Tokyo, Peiping

J Bickertons ... B'ibkbrtdh’s'Private Hotel ... iSbanghai

i Biedermann Biedermann & Co. ... Hanoi.

Tientsin

l' Bielfeld ' Bielfeld & Sun : iShanghai

? Billeyco ... Billey Cycle-&. Motor Co. ... Hongkong, Borneo

|f Billian

Billsmotor ! ... British Botnieo Timber Co., Ltd.

... . Bills Motor, Inc. U.S,A. Shanghai

‘ Singapore

| Bintangtimor ... Kabar Bintang Timor :

. Shanghai

l Bilten ... ; W. H. Tenny &Co.‘ - -- -; Shanghai

\; Bingoya

Bintang ...; ’ British

BingoyaBorneo

& Co. Para Rubber Co. Beaufort

ij Bintang ' - Ho Hong Oil Mill^ ... ... = Singapore

[ Biola 1 i., ’ The Hunan Bible Institute- ' .7. - - . ’ Changsha

Hongkong

; Birdsnest .. Karri Chiien‘ ^ Co:

10 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Birkden Birkett & Holden Manila

Birma East Asiatic Co. ••• . . Bangkok

Bishopsted Episcopal Mission of the Philippine

Islands Manila

Bisly Bishop & Lacey, Hongkong

Bison

Bisseker Islay Kerr & Co.,Ltd.Ltd. Penang

Tientsin

Bisset F. D. Bisseker

Blaamichel J.X. P.Y. Bisset & Co.

Assurantiekantoor Van Blaarderen Shanghai

& Michelson Sumatra

Black Xew Zealand Irisu ranee Co. Kobe

Black Owston & Cb., iLtd., E. Kobe

Blackburn W. & C. Dunlop, Ltd. Shanghai

Blackburn J. R. Hooley Shanghai

Hongkong

Blacktox

Blad Blackmore

Blad & McClure & Blackbui’n, Ltd. Kobe

Bladmac Blad and McClure ... Osaka

Bland H. E. Bland & Co. ... Shanghai

Blenders Brooke Bond India, Ltd. ... Singapore

Shanghai

Blicossco Blickle, Ross & Co. Singapore

Bloma

Blomavan Blom & Van Der Aa Tientsin, Shanghai

Blom & Van Der Aa

Blomavan Nederland Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Blomsotonic Bloch «f c Co. Shanghai

Blood International Dispensary, Ltd. Shanghai

Shanghai

Blosson Peach & Co. Yokohama

Bluff Hotel

Blundell .. Bluff Hotel & Co., Ltd.

G. Blundell Tokyo,

Blunnco .... George Blunn & Co.,... Ltd. Per. Sel.Y’hama, Osaka

Bluntschli H. C. Bluntschli Singapore

Tientsin

Blygo -. Italian School

Boasover . Java Sumatra Handelmaatchappij Singapore

Boa vista

Bobbin .. Boa Vista Hotel Macao

Osaka

.. Teikoku Seishi Kaisha, Ltd. ... Tientsin

Bodinghaus .. Boeddinghaus & Kattwinkle ...

Bodinghaus Tientsin

Boeckl .. E.China

BoecklClock & Co.Co. ... Kobe

Boehnert . Deh Ji Construction Co. ... Tsingtao

Boekisogo .. Sogo Boyeki Shokai Osaka

Bodiker .. Bodiker & Co. Hongkong, Canton.

Boekidaido .. Daido Boeki Kaisha, Ltd. Tokyo

Boerter Boerter & Co., A Tsingtao

Boillot .. Ch. Boillot Hanoi.

Botelbo China Underwriters, Ltd. ... Tsingtao

Bolotinsky .... M.Bomanjee

Bolotinsky & Co. Kobe

Canton

Bomanjee

Bombaytrall Bombay TYading Co. Hankow

Bomi .. B. R. Mehta

Bona .. Comptoir Russo Beige de Commerce & Peiping

.. Indus.

Carlowitz & Co. Hankow

Bonafides .... Bolton Shanghai

Bonergrant

Bonwick ChristianBristle Co. ... Soc. of Korea

Literature Seoul

Shanghai

Bookman

Books Kajiwara, D. K. ... Tientsin

.. China Booksellers, Ltd. Tientsin

Bookstore The Oriental Bookstore Tientsin

Boolohand

Boon ..

..

N. Boolchamd

P. C. Boon Shanghai_

Boon The Boon Pharmacy Penang

Boonhak .. United Shoe Co. ... Penang

Boonreaco Boon Realty and Lumber Co., Ld. The Shanghai

CABLE ADlDBESSES 11

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Booso

Booty Doray &Bros.

Booty Edwards ...... • t-.:... Kobe

Bornemann Bornemann

Canton

Borneo Borneo Co., Ltd. ... Pen. Si. Bangkok

Borneocar Borneo Motors, Ltd. c . ; ... Singapore

Boirnhorst W. Bomhorst ... ... Tientsin

Borsumy Borneo Singapore

Boschilli Bosch A.Sumatra

G. RobertTradingi Co., •••Ltd. Tokyo

Boss F. H.& Boss Tientsin

Bossigran Clay Co. ... : ... Kobe

All Ports

Botelho Botelho Bros. ... ... ..i

Bottlewalla K. E Bottewalla ... Kobe

Boucher R. Boucher Harbin

Bouhoutsos Tientsin Tobacco Co. Peiping

Boulapt Boulevard Apartment Hotel Manil a

Bourgery L’Energie Electrique de Tientsin Tientsin

Boustead Boustead & Co., Co.,

Ltd. Inc., N.Y. Malaya

'Tientsin

Bovenatoga

Bovvern Eitingon Schild Shanghai

Bowern &

Boyd & Co-. Co. ... ... Taipeli, Amoy

Boyd

Boydootd Boyd & W.Co.,B. Ltd. Shanghai

Boydspen Spencer, Yokohama

Boyeki Nakemura ife Co. ... ... ... Kobe

Boyes Boyes Bassett & Co. ... Shanghai

Boycott Boycott & Oo. Tientsin

Shanghai

Bracco C. Bracco it Co. .:. ... ' Shanghai

Bracco Oriental Cork Factory ... Singapore

Braddell

Bradholmes Braddell Bros. Shanghai

Bradley R.Bradley

K. Holds worth,

& Co., Ltd. Ltd. Sh., Swa., Ho.

Bragu Gutbezahl Trading,Co. Tientsin

Bran i toco British American Tobacco Co., Ltd. Bangkok

Brand

Brandus H. S. Brand & Co. Foochow

Harbin

Brash The Netherlands Insurance Office Pen. Per. Ked.

Brasileira ... G.Empreza

W. Wilson & Co.,deLtd.Cafe ......

Brasileira Shanghai

Brenfurs Brenner Bros. Tientsin

Breusun Deutsch Chinesische Handels Co. Tientsin

Brickworks

Brigson South China Brickworks, Ltd Hongkong

Brilliant Tilleke & Gibbins ... Bangkok

A. Werner &.Co. ... ... ... Tokyo

Brimoan

Brinkman K. Arbadji & Co Manila

Brinkman Liverpool & LondonGlobe Ins. Co. ... Singapore,

Brintasco ... Brinkman & Co.Assurance

... Co; .... ; Singapore

Shanghai, Hongkong

International

Brintasco International Tientsin, Shanghai

Brirox

Brishang ... Brias Roxas, Inc.Underwriters,

... Ltd. Manila

Brisun Compagnie Pahlay ... Shanghai

Hongkong

Brisk Bright

Brisk &SunCo. Co. ... ... - ... Singapore

Britain British Consulate ••• All Ports.

Britain British Lelgation ... Peiping

Britexsteri Brittanic Textiles, Ld. Shanghai

Britarmacy. British Pharmacyof...Commerce, Singapore

BiitiscomConsul

British ... British Chamber Tsinan, T’sin., H’kow.

British British Consulate Tokyo

British Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corpn., Ltd. Tientsin .

British TipperBritish

South Co. Insurance Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

Britowoman British Women’s Association ... All Ports

Broadcast R. C. A. Communications Inc. Shanghai

M anila

Broadloom W. Broad with & Co. Shanghai

64

1(12 CABLE ADlDRKSSES

Cable Ad: Cm i Name 1‘lace

Broadway Broadway Hotel ...... Chefoo

Shanghai

Brocades Jos. Bane Brister Foochow

Brockett Brockett

Brofeltman Feltman

Benjamin Bros., & lJottsInc.... Hongkong

Broker Hai & Elliott. Manila

Brokerage ... Osaka

Bronzo Nippon Kippunhaku

Mino Trading Co., Ltd. Kqgyo Kaisha ... Yokohama

Brook Sato Trading.Co., Ltd, ... . Y okohama

Brook Singapore

Brothers St. Joseph’sCenexales

Enterprises Institute Saigon

Brosexploi Brossard S’pore., Tientsin,

Brosexploi

Bi’others St. XaviersMopin ...

Institution ••• Penang

Hongkong

Brothers St. Joseph’s College ...; Shanghai

Brownehill Browne, Hill & Co. .. Shanghai

Brubro China H’kerchief & Hemming Co., Ld. Shanghai

Brubro Calico Printers Assoc. Tientsin

Brugrayu

Brunion Brush, Giantz and Yuan ... Kobe

Brunswick B.China

Keif,Phonograph

Ltd. ...& Radio Ltd,. Hongkong

Brury Hongkong Brewers & Distillers Hongkong

Brutton George K. Hall Brutton it Co. Hongkong

Muk. Har. Dai.

Bryner Bryner it Co. ... . ••• Bangkok

Buanhoaseng Buan Hoa.Sengi&

Bubeshko

Bucar Bubeshko & Co. S.O.Co. J••’.). ~l Tientsin

Tientsin

Bucheister North

BuchisterChina&.Co. Motors... Oprp. , ,.. S’hai., Tientsin

1

Bucknall , Bmige

Star Ginseng Co.... FKobe

oochow

Budge it; Co. .:. ! .w, j I' . Kobe H

Buffplate Manning & Co. ... > .... -

Buihai Christian Bros. & Co. .... ... Tientsin

Hongkong

Building

Bukami Lee Yu Kee « ... Shanghai

. Burkhardt

Bulletin, Manila AmidaniDaily ife Co. ... Manila

Bulletin

Bulling A. E. Bulling & Ckx Tientsin

Tientsin

Bullion ' Robertson

Adrians & Co. &. Rosier... .. Singapore

Bulongans

Bunbeeco Bun Bell.it Co. di Singapore

Buntenltd Shinanio Bun ten, Ltd. Osaka .

Bunting Bunting & Co. ... Yokohama

Burad Burroughs Inc. Manila, Shanghai

Bureau Tourist ofAgency

Bureau Economic Information

Information Bureau. ...... Penang

Shanghai

Bureconin

Bureduc Tsing HuaUniversity .... Peiping

Buree Bangkok Trading Co. ... Bangkok

Burjor B.British

M or van

Canton

Burkwall & Foreign Bible Society Osaka

Buckwheat Sugiyama &Hotel

Burlington Co., ...Ltd. ... Shanghai

Burlington Estute

Burtonco

Busai Yoko Busai Yoko, Ld. Tientsin

Tientsin

Busai

Busalsatia E.Busai

BuschYoko,• Ltd. ..... ■ 1 ...... Shanghai

Shanghai

Busequicor Business Equipment Corpn. Hongkong

Busses

Butcar Kowloon

Butler it Co. Motor Bus... Co., Ltd.:

/ .: ' Shanghai

Butterweg Butterweg & Co. ... Sourabaya

Buxbaum Hospital Tokyo

Cableworks SumitomoSupply Co. Ltd.Wire arid (JaLlf

Electrical

Works : d;"... / ^i .:C' * I Osaka

Osaka

Oabronada R. H. Burnett

CABLE ADIDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Cachodalgo, Cacho & Hidalgo M anila

Cadicoit The Italian Chamber of Commerce of the

Far East Shanghai

Caeng China-American Engineering Oorp. ... Tientsin

Oahus'ac Cahusac, A. F. ... Tokyo

Oaie Tientsin Steel Drum & Eng. Works, Ltd.... Tientsin

Oadwall Cadwalladar-Gibson Lumber Co. Manila

Cadztt Cadzu Bros. Shanghai

Caeng China, America

Inc. U.S.A. Engineering Corpn. Fed.

Tientsin

Cajofra C. Frischen Shanghai

Caleina P. G. Calcint Shanghai

Calatroni Calatroni, Hsieh & Co. Shanghai

All Ports

Oaldbeck Caldbeck Macgregor

Assur. Langoyeldt Schroder ... & CV, Ltd.

Caledonian, Batavia

Caldbeck Aquarius of Shanghai

Calder Marshall & Co., Ltd. ... Sh. Tsiu

Caldmarsh Taku Tug and Lighter Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Calendar

Callenders Callenders Cable & Construction Co., Ltd. Shanghai,Taku,

Tientsin, Han.

Hongkong

Cal mac Caldbeck, Macgregor Exports, Ltd. Shanghai

Oalpentyn Nakamura Trading Co. Ypkohama

Calsug

Cambefort E.Calamba

CambefortSugar& Co.Estate Manila

Shanghai

L. A. Harrap & Co.

Camberoid

Oambeul John G. Campbell & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Singapore

Camelsbell Camels Bell Peiping

Camera Central China

Cameron & Co., Ltd. Dispensary, Ltd. Hankow

Cameron Kobe, Y’hama

Caminuis Marine Insurance

T. Fujisawa & Co.Co. Singapore

Oamphrier Osaka

Campos Rueda Hermanos Inc.,

Camponi

Canadian Canadian GovernmentTradeCommissioner Manila All Ports

Candel La Espania Shanghai

Canealima Arima &

C.Anderson Co., Ltd.

A Weber& Ashe ..... Tokyo

Caneber ... Shanghai

Canello

Canemola Pure Cane Molasses Co. (Hongkong), Ltd. Hongkong Hongkong

Canemola Purei Cane Molasses Co. (P.I.), Inc. ... Manila

Cangpen Okamoto & Co. Tokyo

Shanghai

Canid rome Le Champ De Couvses Francais

Canning Amoy Canning Co., Ltd. ... Amoy

Canon China! & Co. Shanghai

Canpacline Canadian Pacific Steamship, Ltd. Manila

Cantonese Bank of Canton, Ltd. Canton, Hongkong

Cantraco Canton Trading Co. Hongkong

Canuten Canton

Capel P.Canton

HeathUtensils

& Co. Manufacturing Co. ... Shanghai

Capital isa Compagnie Orientale de Capitalisation ... Peiping

Capitol Capitol Theatres, Ltd. Singapore

Capitrad Capital and Tradel Shanghai

Caprino Caprino

Capstick Capstick «fc Co. ... ... ; ... Tientsin

Carbon Dr. Joseph W. Noble & Co. Singapore,

Carbon Madrigal Co. Manila

Carbon National Carbon Co., Fed. Ine. U.S.A. Shanghai

Cardosa Cardosa & Co.

Carlowitz & Co. ... ... f .«k

... Selangor

... All

Carlowitz Carlton, Ltd. Ports

Shanghai

Carlton Carmel Oriental ... ... , Shanghai

Carmel wine Carmichael & Clarke

Carmichael

Carnation General Milk Co., Inc. Hongkong

Hongkong

64*

C&UUy ADiURKSSJSS

Firm N'^me

y. Nakashima & Co., Ltd. ... : K(»be

Manila

Philippine Carniyal,As^oc. ^Shanghai

J^larolina Leaf

Caro Tradipg )Co. ... Tphajcco Co., ... Kobe

(3jCWroii & Co. ... ...; ; Hongkong

1"Carroll Bros , , ••• , • , Hongkong

iiarmral'urlMtal

Menzi & Co'.; Inc. ... ... 'Daiien

Ct.hu

' ^ksanova , ,•••, ••• Shanghai

• Manila

ll>ank B. Ingersdll Chefoo

Casey & Co. " ... ' ... ’Osaka

: Toy

'Casey pda i f e & Co.,

Lyttle Ltd.

... ...

... , Tsingtao, Che.

C/C” Singapore

(GeneralWakefield

AccidentA Fire Co., Ltd.

Ass. ...Corp., Ltd. Tientsin

Chefoo

Hongkong & Shanghai

Cathay Insurance Office ••• , Banking Corpn ... Shanghai

Catliay Lace Cp, ... ... Shanghai

Shanghai

Cathay Hotesl' ... Shanghai

Cphay'Match Co.

Canton Trading As^oh., Ltcf., , ... Canton, Hongkong

L. Caildrelier ... ... ' Kobe, Yokohafna

;:Cpllins A Co. ' ... " : ! ..11 Shanghai

Manila

Carrero Vidal & Co. Manila

f)ehn & Co., Inc. ... ... Shanghai

Ci A. Weber ... ... Singapore

Lyall '& Evatt, Ltd. ....

1 Chinese Engineeriiig'it Deyelopmeut Co. Tientsin, Tsingfcao

'ly ottoand Co., ... Tientsin

China ImportJapan Trading Co., Ltd. ... Yokohama

Japan 1

Selesta Co. , ’'r", \ Shanghai

Shanghai

’China Phintihg&

rKbyaJn'asada Finishing Co. Osaka

F. S.'"Souza Kobe

Tientsin

( Chee Hsin Cement Co., Ltd. .

$hn Tai Chong ..._, Hongkong

Peiping

Continental' Industrial Co. ... Shanghai

; Ceneral China Import’Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Central Chinp, Qoipmercial Co, Hongkong

Central

Central Radio' Service^ Hongkong

Central Commercial

BefrigeratipnCo.'Co. ...... Shanghai

Yokohama

Rosenthal Co., Inc. Shanghai

Eastern Trading Co. (China), Ltd. ... Changsha

Central Chipa Trading Co. ... Qhangsha

Central

Baxter &:China CopeTrading Co. ..,

. .....Cprpn., Hongkong

Overseas Assurance Ltd. Singapore

Central Engine Works, Ltd. ... Ho. Si. Sel. •

Hongkong itChina

•The'Central Shanghai

ChristiansHotel"Education As. Shanghai

Hankow

The"Central Trading Co. Hongkong

j£he*Central Agency, Ltd. Hongkong,

Peiping Canton

Central Hospital

Chung Yuen Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

, HacAlister

Central Motors," ’Singapore

& Co.,Ltd.Ltd. ... Singapore

Singapore

tjyohs Motors,

Centre "Ltd. Yokohama

Central HotelInsurance Co. ... ; , ... Shanghai

CABIjE. addresses

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Centrifuge Hirao Yokohama

Centro Centro,Shokai

Ltd. ... ... , • Ho., Dairen

T’sin., Sh.. Swa.

Centrobank Bank of China ... ... ...

Century Central Dispensary, Ltd. ... , Tientsin

Cetco China Eastern;Trading. Co ' ' ... Tientsin Shanghai

Cepasia I iCompagnie-Exportation de Product.',Ass.’ Manila,

Oepoc Cebu Portland,Cement Cp.... ... HongkongCebu

Chabogina Chau Yue Teng ... .:. Macao

Chai Kai Chong, & Co. ... f Hanoi., Haiphong, ■

Chaffanjon “ Magasins Chaftanjon S. A. ] Shanghai

Prbv-of-Tonkin '

Chalaw Chalaire & Franklin Shanghai

Chalitrad

(Jhamber The Chali Trading Co., Ltd. ... Penang

Penang

ChamberChamber of Commerce

of Commerce,! General ... , Shanghai

Sah, Tientsin

Chammerce j, Chang Dah Yuen & Co.

Chandayuco-jii

Chandless • Chandless & Co., Ltd. ... i Tientsin

Oban dless Commercial Union Assurance Cp. j Tientsin

Chandless Reinsm-ance Co. “Rossia” of Copenhagen ’ Tientsin Hongkong ,

Chaneber C.

Chan.Chan & Co, Singapore

Chang Chang&&Eber Co.,;IJ. F,;... ... . Tientsin

Swatow

Chang T. K. Chang ... Dairen

Changho Chang Ho & Cp, .... ...

Changyu Chang Yu Pioneer Wine Co. Chefoo

Chanleung China Commercial, Cpr, Ltd. ... ... ' Hongkong

Chanrai Chanrai & Co Kobe

Chansengholt C. S. i\loh :Singapore ;

Chansgeonn , Marine Resourses Ltd- •Singapore

Chansgoods Handicraft Distributing Co. '... h-, ... Tientsin Hongkong

Chansifer Ligne De Tc^ahg T’ai ... Tokyo

Clmntfjcler France Boyeki Shokai

Chapeaux Estiablissements A. Chapeaux et Cie ... Foochow Shanghai

Ch apron Etablissements Chapron ..t , ...

•Chardiner Charter, T. H. ... Manila

Chargeurs

Charlicot

Chargeurs Reunis

Soc.FrancaisedesCharbonnagesdu Tonkin Haiphong Ho., Haiphong

Oharmorco Morton Bros, & C°- Hongkong

Charna M. J. Master & Co. ... .... Shanghai

Charts Camera Supply Cb. ... Manila

Ohascooper Midland China Trading Co.... Hankow

Ghasebank The Chase Bank ... All Ports .

Chaste M ercantile Printers’ Supply Co. Hongkong

Hongkong

Chat Kwong? Sang Hong Ltd. Hongkong

Cheapside

• Chebros Cheapside Piano Co. . ••• : , Hongkong

.• XDhe.Bros. & Co. ... . ... Manila

' Checko Nelson Sales..Co.... . ...

| Chedotau Compagnie Francai.se D’Explo^ifs en Hanoi

Extreme (Orient) ( .... Macao

1S Cheecheong CheeHeath

Cheong. Bank... - . .......

Cheezung P.Ohara & Co. .Shanghai

J Chefield & Co,, Ltd. Tokyo ' '

Chellaram D.Chung

Chellaram ; (Tanton

(Jhembalis Hing Cp. ... .i;.o ■, ... Hongkong

[ Chemoo Hongkong

> Ch^uiia J.Chinese) Embrpiding Co., The.

Stevernagel (Tokyo

Shanghai

| Chemical

Chemicals China Chemical

Kiukpng Trading Co. Works Mukden

Chemicus Chang & Co.Ltd, KU Shanghai ,

: Chemoptist , . Dispensary, Penang

Chempqrium China Emporium ... ... Shanghai .

16 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable. Ad : Firm Name Place

Chenkoros ... L. K. Cheng'& Co. ... Singapore

Chenkwang ... North China Amusement Co. Peiping

Cheongsons ...... Cheong

Chernowetsky

L. Chernowetsky Amoy

Chiam ... Chinese American Automobile Co. ... Tientsin

Chiaotung ... Bank of Communications Harbin

All Ports

Chiba®oorp ... China. Banking Corporation Shanghai

Chibank ... China Banking Corpn. Manila

Chichajncom ... Philippine Chin. Gen. Cham, of Com. Manila

Ohiehang

Chichen ...... Chi

UnionChang

Trading& Co.Co.... Shanghai

Chicogui ... China Coast Officers Guild ... Shanghai

Shanghai

Chiconeo

Chicon.com ...... National

Kessley &Christiiiii

Co. Council of China, Ltd. Tientsin

Chienginer ... China Engineers, Ltd. Shanghai

Shanghai

Chiffon ... Chiffon, Ltd. Hongkong

Chifico ... China Fibre Container Co. ... Shanghai

Chifortra ... China Press,

ForeigniInc.Trading Shanghai

Chihlipress ... Chihli ... Co.... Tientsin

Chihtimg ... Chihli Shantung Lines, Ltd. Tientsin

Chikfango ... Chik Fung Co. Hongkong

Ckimetraco ...... (Jhihli

China Import

Merchants’ Trading Shanghai

Ohimexco & Export Co. Co.

... Shanghai

Chimotorco ... The China Motor Supply Col Hongkong

Chinaagent The Bargain Centre Tientsin

Chinabaist ...... China The Hon Canton

Chinabird

Chinaco BirdWanCo.Trading

... China National

Co. •••

Aviation Co. Shanghai

Shanghai

Chinacomad ... China Commercial Advertising Agency ... Shanghai

Chefoo

Chinacraft ... China Crafts

Chinacrown ... Crown Life Ins. Co., Toronto Canada... Shanghai

Chinacrown- ... Crownchina Co. ... Hongkong, Canton

Chinadeyco ... China Development Co. Shanghai

Shanghai

Chinaembro ... China Embroidery Co.

Chinaforce ... Strong & Co. Shanghai, Can., Ti.

Tientsin

Chinaforin ... China Foreign Corporation, Ltd. Canton

Chinagency ...... South

Chinahide QhineseChina

Hide Agencies

& Produce Co., Inc. Ti. Han.

Chiuaimport .... Northern Featherworks, Ltd. Canton

Chinalace ' ... China Lace Factory Shanghai

Batavia

Chinalijn

Chinam ...... Java China

Bartlett Yung Japan Lijn, N.V. ...

& Co. Shanghai

Chinamachihe Shanghai

China Merchant...... China The China MachineSteam

Merchants Works, Ltd. Co.

Navigation Chefoo, Tientsin

Shanghai

Chinamatch

Chinaneon ... China Match

... China Neonlite Co. Co. ' ... Hongkong.

Chinanews ... China News, Co. ... Shanghai

Chinaoffsett ...... Central China Offset Shanghai

Chinapost ChinaPrinting

Post, Ltd.Co., Ltd. Hankow

Chinapost ... Willing Service Advertising) Agency ... Hankow

Chinaprod ... China Egg Produce Co. Shanghai

Chinaprodti ... China' Products & Industrial Co. Tientsin

Chinaradio

Chinarubber ... China RubberRadio Corporation Tientsin

Chinaship ...... China

China ShippingTire CotCo. ... Shanghai

Shanghai

Chinasosea ... China

Chinasport ..., .China Sports, Ltd.& South Sea Bank, Ltd. Sh., Tientsin, Amoy

Shanghai

Chinastone ...... Steinle

Chinatco & Co. ... .yj Shanghai

Chinatobae ... ChinaChina National

MerchantsTrading

Tobacco,Co Ltd. Tientsin

Shanghai

Ohinatrad ... China Cotton Trading Co, Shanghai

CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Chinatrade ...... ChineseBubber

Assoc. ^Tyte'

Trading^ Tientsin

Chinatyre China Co.,Co..^,Lid.

Ltd. 'i... Hongkong

Shanghai

Chinaudit .... George Schink ... ... •••' Hongkong

Chinaunit

Chinawool (5904)......, China liftilted Trading

China Wool Mfg. Co. Co. ...

... -I. Shanghai

■Chinayuyih ... China Commercial Ex tending Co. ' ' ... Slianghai

Shanghai . : i

Chincasket • ... International Funeral director Penang L »

Chinchin

Chincough ...... Chin

ChinaChin

Fire«feInsurance

Co. ... Co., *Ltd.,' .a The.I giroAI

■■ Hongkong

Chindisk ... Northern Feather Works, Ltd. w/.!.J Shanghai

Shanghai : v, : >i

Chindubank (3947) Chekiang Industrial Bank, Ltd.

‘Chineducts ... Chinese Products Co., The ... : Hongkong : •: j

Chineproco ... China. Netherland Produce Co. Tientsin

Shanghai

Chingohaq ... Ching Chao Co: Shanghai

Chingchong

Chingkee ...... Ching Chong

Ching Kee S. N;Co.Co. ... :.. Shanghai, Ohefoq

Chingkuang ...... Hopei Ching Hsing Mining Administn. Tientsin

Chinglass Yao Hua Mechanical Glass Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin ■:* »

Tientsin

Chingminem ... Ching Hsing Minem Gesellschart M.B.H. Si. Amoy

Chinho

Chinjav ...... Chin

ChinaHoandHong ... Co. ...

Java Export Shanghai

Chinkofur ... China Korean Fur'Oo. Tientsin

Chinkooi '

Chinotrade ' ...... Chin Kooi & Co.

China Cotton Trading ... Co. ... , ' ... Penang J !

Shanghai ’

'Chinphono ... Pathe Orient, Ltd ... (Sai., Tientsin, Shang-

\ hai, Hongkong;

Chinsincomp ... China Scientific Instru. Co. •••: Shanghai

Shanghai-- •li.hC , *

Chinsupco ... China Industrial Supply Co. Manila >'• A-t >

Chintraco .i. China Tradnig Co. ... ... Hongkong f

-Chintradco ... China Trading Co. ... Amoy

Chipkee

Chiporcemt ...... Yeo Swee Swan Cement

& Co. -f Co., Ltd. Shanghai ;

Chiproexco ' ...

China Portland

China Produce Export Co. Shanghai ; • *

Chiris ... Societe Francaise du haut Yangtse Ichang, Chungking

Chisencomp ... China Scientific Instrument Co., Ltd. .. Shanghai :.

■Chisilkmann ... China Pongee and Silk Mfg. Co. Shanghai himJC)

Chistolso ■ ... J. Spunt & Col Shanghai

Chitai

■CChiuta

hitong. ...

Kwan. Chu & Co. ...

Hunt Shanghai dai■ i

Mukden

Chiu Taliubher & LeatherCo.,Co.Ltd.

Salt Refining Tientsin

Chiwen ... G W. Hwang'Co.... ... ‘ ■!nL.: Wenchow

Chiyoda ... Chiyoda Gumi ... Tokyo

Chongkee ... Chong Kee Co. ... r,X. Penang

Chonglee Medan

Changsin • . ......! ChongSin

Chong Lee&&Co.Go.... ^ Shanghai

Shanghai

•Chongwah

Chopsticks : Al.... Chongwah Export Co.

“Chopsticks” ... ....... ..J Hongkong

Chorkee ... Chorkee Engineering Co., Ltd. Tientsin >

Chosenbank ......

Ohotirmall Bank of Chosen

Chotirmall & Co. ... ... t... All Ports

Choy . ... Choy

ManilaPorts

Christensen ... A Christensen ... .... Dairen

Chronicle ... Japan Chronicle ... ..t. Kobe

Chronie ... Hong Nin Savings’ Bank ... Hongkong

Chronogram ... China Printing Press. Cbi Hongkong

Oman ... Deei O. Chuan

Ghuchun ... China Agency & Trading Co. of H.K., Ltd. Hongkong

Chujitsu China Japan Trading Co. w. ; ..5 Hongkong

Chukamatch ... Chung Hua Match Co. .... , . ... Tientsin , ;

Chung Oriental Motors Co.. Ltd ... Dairen

Ohungfoo • ... Chung Foo Union Bank ... ..1 Shanghai

Chunghingco ... Chung King Trading Co. ... ... Shanghai ,

18 CAllf/t; ADlDiRESSES

Cable Ad: fiirvi Name Platee

Chuagrnei Chung Mei Drug Co., Ltd. ... Canton

Chungpei .. China Northern Corpn. Tientsin

Chungsteel . Chung Hwa Steel Products Trading Cd.j Hankow

Ltd. ... Shanghai

Chungwharf . Chung Wha Wharf Co, Tientsin

Churchill . Churchill Carpet Co. Malacca

Chyecheng . Hong Hin

Hevea & Co. ....

Agency Malacca

Chyechong

Chyhin .. Chye Singapore

Cicor China Hin SawinillsCorp.

Investment Tientsin

Shanghai

Cideo

Cifranafri .. Compagnia

Compagnie Franco ItalianaAfricaine,

D’ExtrempLtd.Oriente Shanghai

Cigarette . British Cigarette Co., Ltd. ... All Ports

Cigmach . American Machine and foundry Co, ... Shanghai

Cikom Cathay International Import Co. Shanghai

Cines . Lauro Films ... ... Shanghai

Haiphong

Ciportin

Ciportin .. Soc. des CimentsduPort. Art.Fondu-Lafarge

de I’lndochihe Haiphong

Soc. Indochine Ciment / All Ports

Citamprag . Canadian Pacific Steamships Ltd. i (Marine dept.)

Citibank . The National City Bank of New York ... All Ports

Citydeluxe . E. Wellmann Shanghai

Oityrealty City Realty Co. ... Shanghai

City,water . Tientsin Native City- Water Works Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Clapes

Clarkhager. Clapes

Clarkhager . Clark &enCo.Ota Osaka

Manila

Clarkhager .. S.TheK.Hongkong

Cheney Y OpticalCo. Co. ... Hongkong

Clarlar . Clarke andi Larkin Hongkong

Classic . Algar & Co., Ltd. ... Manila

Shanghai

Claudisil C. E. Warren & Co, ... > Macao

Claudius

Cleirach . D.Gregorio

Clark &M.Co.Gansipit,... Inc. ... Manila

Wei Hai Wei

Clerici .. A.Clerici

ClouetBedoni

Clouet Singapore

Cloud

Cloveriue . Korean

Fresh Food China& Refrigerating

Trading Co. ...Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

. Singapore

Club

Club Peking Club Club

Sungei Ujong Neg. Sem.

Peiping

Clubhotel Club Hotel Yokohama

Cedsuco China Merchants’ Steam Nav. Co. ... Foochow

Clubtoilet . Lakayama

Thos. CoatesTayodo & Son ... Osaka

Coalescent Ned. Ind. Steenkolen Shanghai

Coal tug Han. Sourabaya

Cobaschi ■

Cobanco . Cobb & Co. Perak

.. F. N. &Remedies

Cobb Co. Macao

Cobbish S’pore., Moji

Cobul W. Bull & .Co., Inc. Manila

Coconut Insulinde Oliefabriken -N.V. Bandoeng (Java)

Cocopalm .. VegetableMaritime

Chinese Oil Corporation

Customs Zamboanga

Code

Codsi J. Codsi Hongkong

Cogenindo Comptoirs Generaux De Indochine Shanghai

Saigon

Cogen si Ik Silk & General

Cornhill Insurance Trading Co.

Go., Ltd. Yokohama

Cohesible

Colac . Au. Paradis des Dames, Ltd. Shanghai.

Colay Go Colay & Co. ... Macao

Colco Colco & Co. Manila

Manila

Colibri

Coliner G. Colinet & Toiletzeepfabrick

Perfumerie Sourabaya

Tientsin New:chwang

College St. Joseph’s College Yokohama

CABLE ADDRESSES 19

Cable Ad : Firm, Name Place

.. Government Sarawak

Colleries

Collins W. F CollinsCoal Dept. ... Peiping

Tientsin

Collins . Collins & Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Oohnaco Colonial Dispensary Mac.

Colonial . Banco National Ultramarino Hongkong

Colonmerco . Colonial Mercantile Agency .. ... , Shanghai,

Color

Colpac

.

.;

Soc. of Chemical Industry in Basle

Columbia Pacific Shipping Co. Yo. Ko. Sh.Hongkong

Colpac States Steamship Co. Shanghai

"Colsem . Shanghai College & Middle School Shanghai

Coluhonko . ChungHwa Steel Products Co. H ’kong, Ltd. Hongkong

Colum . Redpath Brown & Co., Ltd. (Glasgow) ... Singapore

Columbian .. Rope Co.Metallurgique ... Manila

ColumbianComptoir

Columeta Osaka, Tokyo

Columeta . Curaine & Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Columna

Colutien . Chung Hwa Iron Steel Co. ... Tientsin

Comacrib Oomacrib Shanghai

Comacrib . CommercialPress, Theinformation Bureau Shanghai

& Credit Foochow

Comber . Fukien Construction Bureau ... Shanghai

(lorn bib . Comerford

Comefa .. Far Eastern Mercantile Co., Ltd.

Chartered Bank of India, Aust.

Comet

Comfortco .. Comfort Electric

Wheen & Son. Ltd. Co. Shanghai

Command

Commercial . . Tokyo

Commercial . Tokyo ShogyoPress

Commercial Boeki Kabush., .... Kaisha ... Selangor

Commission Japan Import & Export Commission Co. Tientsin Ko. Yo. Nag.

Commisision N. China Riven- Commission

Committee . National Committee of the Y.M.C.A, China Shanghai Shanghai

Cbmpac Commercial Pacific Cable Oo. Saigon

Compafinch

Compass . Soc. Anonyme des Hi/ a Indochina Hongkong

. Wong Sui Woon

China Publicity Co. ... ... Shanghai

Compress Shanghai

Compress Commercial Press, Ltd. Ho., T’sin., Si. Han.

Comsavbank . Shanghai Commercial & Savings Bank... Tientsin

Cornus , Chihli Trading Co. ...

Commercial Traders Association Fed., Inc. Tientsin

Comtradas Foochow

Conbr Fukien Construction Bureau Kokyo

Conchile . Chilean Consulate . ... Hongkong

Conoo . F.Ho Colei

Hong & Co.

Bank, Ltd. Neg. Sem. Job. Si. Pad

Concopia Christian! C Neil sen (iam), Ltd. Bangkok

Concrete . J. W. & T. Conolly Far East, Ltd. Penang

Confareast . Connell Bros. Co. ... Ho. Man. Ti. Si. ■

| Connell Whangpoo Conservancy Board Shanghai

f Consboard

Continent Continental Supply Co. ... Manila

?I Consbras . Brazilian Consulate Kobe, Yokohama;

... jib ... Canton

Conscience . Canton Overseas'Ti ading. Co.,

Kwangtung River Conservancy Comm. ... Canton

I Conservanc . German Consulate ... .... All Ports

|> Consugerma

Consulmex : Mexican Consulate ... ... Sh., Yokohama

’ Contcosino Siiio-Continental Co, Shunghai

Tientsin

j! Contibank . Continental Bank Tientsin

Conucomco . China Continental Commerce Co. .

Contilco . Federated Malay,States Tile Co., Ltd. ... Selangor

• Oonto Emprejza Luso-Japoneza, G.; K. Kobe

; Contrans n . . Owstbn & Co.,. Ltd* .••• • • Kobe

Tsingtao ’

'Convent Holy

Djing Ghost

& Co. Convent ... >>.......

. Tsingtao

| Cooperate . Co-Operative Tmding Co. .... Hongkong

; Cooperates Cooper & Co.. Ltd ... ... Kobe, Osaka

•Cooperimp

CABLE ADIDRESSES

Firm Name Place

Copal Oei

KVosho Seeuwen

Yoko & Co.... ...... ... Mttsassar

Coperatiou 'CM. Cooke Dairen

Coquese

Corban Clipper i f c Son ... '... Shanghai

W. M. Cornwall & Co. Hongkong

(JO'rinbh Dairen

Coriolan Corinth& &Co.Seidel ...

Meyer Tientsin

Cornabe, Tsing. Ti. Muk.

Cornabe

Comey Corney &Eckford Co., Ltd.& Winning All Ports

Hongkong

Comes Cornes & Co: ... '! ... • d. Kobe,

Cornes F: H. Fegeu Kobe Yokohama

Cornfield

Cornstarch Cornfields! Mamafiijniem

Nippon Corn Products, Co., Ld. Medan

Tokyo, Osaka

Corona Corona Flower Shop Singapore

Carotra Caro Trading Co.... Kobe

Corporal

Corrugated East Asiatic Co. ... Bangkok

Cortex Eastern Asbestos Co. Hongkong

Cortvviifc Nevill Stevens & Co. l Perak

Manila

Coseteng Cahtmac

(Jo Seteng Inc.

& Co. ... ' ...

Eduardo ... Manila

Cosilworks

Costidis China Cotton and Silk 'Works, Ltd. Shanghai

Costidis & Co. Shanghai

Costidis Costidis & Co., John Shanghai

Costmas

Cotillon R.Enrique

J. WoodC. &Sta.Co.Thomas

... Manila

Singapore

Cotraco Cosmos Trading Co. Shanghai

Cotschi . Seito it Co. Osaka

Cottager Harold &Seth

David Bryan ... Hongkong

Counsellor Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd. Shanghai

Coupon Court Hotel All Ports

Court

Coverisk C. E. Spark ... Tientsin

Cowdy & Jones ... Shanghai

Cowdy

Coweberd C.CoxA.& Weber Perak

Shanghai

Coxian Hirao Kobe

Crabskin S/Ttoh Shoten ... Tokyo

Crag C tag Hotel

Credit Bureau of Manila Shanghai

Crebuma China Credit Information Bureau Manila

Creditinfo Credit Shanghai

Crefanchi

Crescent Brunner, MondChinoise

Franco & Co. (Japan),...Ltd. Shanghai

Japan Ports

Crescent Club Crescent Club& Co....

Christensen Yokohama

Crisanco Crittall Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Shanghai

Crittall Crockford, Heath & Co. Tokyo

Crockford McBain & Co., Cecil Shanghai

Crombaineo James Crosbie & Son Svvatow

Crosbie Harrisons, King

Crosfield

Crosfield Harrisons & Crosfields, Ltd. All Ports

Crosfield Irwin Harrisons-Whitney Shidzuoka

Crosneon Cross, Neon Lights Manila

Crownislas Crown

CharteredLifeBank Ins. ofCb.India,

(Crownislas

Aust. & ChinaCo.) Manila

Crucible Crystal, Ltd. Manila

Crystal

Cuaco Liverpool Tientsin

Cuaco CommercialVictoria Union Insurance

Assurance Corpn.

Co., Ltd. Singapore

All Ports

Ouaco West of Scotland

Camming & Brand... Insurance ...Office, Ltd.... Shanghai

Shanghai

Cumbrand

Gumming C. E. Cummings ... Perak

Curfin Duro Pump and Engineering Co. Hongkong

Curios Fook Weng & Co. Hongkong

Curly Arculli Bros. Hongkong

GABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

«0u rmally

-Ournow Curmally

Curnow && Co., Co. Ltd.... ...... ...... Japan

Osaka. Ports

•Gustos Chinese

Cycle & Maritime

Carriage Co., Customs

Ltd. ...... ...... All Ports

Malaya

Gyclecarri

Gycles Cycle Trading Co. ... ... Kelantan

Cyprian Stanton & Co.,Sun Life Assur. Co. of Canada Yokohama

Cyprian Yorkshire Insurance Co; ... ... Yokohama

Dacheng J. Busch & Co. ... ... ... Tsingtao

Dah Han Dah Han & Co. ... ...

Dahlia D’Almada & Mason ...... Shanghai

Hongkong

Dahkong

Daidon Dah Kong Cotton Spinning Co. ... Shanghai

Union Import Co. ... ... ... Shanghai

Daidotrade Daido Trading Co., Ltd. ... ... Yokohama

Daigondo

Daiichigin Ikoma & Co., Ltd. ... ... Osaka

Daiki Dai

DairenIchiKisen

Ginko,KaishaLtd. ...... ....:. All

Tokyo,

PortsKota <

Dainichiho Dai Nippon Cotton S’ing.

Dial He|acock Co., H. E. ... ... Manila

Dairyequip Shanghai Dairy Equipment Cd. ... Shanghai

Daishin Daishin Trading Co. ...

Daitakoo T. Takehara & Co. ... ... Kobe

... Osaka

Dalcom J. D. Lelchitsky & Co. ... ...• Dairen

Dalee

Daleiuac D. A. Lee t S r Co. ... .... Shanghai

Dalrem J.Drysdale, MacGregor

M. D’Almada Remedies& Co. ...... ........ Shanghai

Hongkong

Dalto E. ife D. Toeg ... .... Shanghai

Daltotat Far East Drug Trading, Co.... .... Harbin, Shanghai

Damrod D. Rodrigues ... ... ... Macao

Damwater

Dancorrit A.Water

CorritSupply from Johore ...... ........ Shanghai

Singapore

Dands Dodge & Seymour, Ltd. ... .. . Osaka

Danica

Danica Andersen, Meyer & Company., Ltd. .... All Ports

Danica Parke,

WdthingtonDavisPump & Co.& Machinery ... Corpn .... Shanghai Shanghai

Dannemora Eagle & Globe Steel Co., Ltd.

Dannenora High Speed Alloys, Ltd. ... ........ Shanghai

Shanghai

Danumgis Isaacs & Co. ... .... Yokohama

Darmarajah Durman & Co. ... ... ... Singapore

Dartnec Central Trading Co. .... Shanghai

Dashwood

Dastur Saunders A Macphail ... .... Singapore

Datum R. A. Dastur .:. .... Hongkong

Datung Davies & Brooke ... .... Shanghai

Dauco Internationa]

C. Dau & Co. Trade Corporation,

... Ltd .... Chefoo,

Chefoo Peipoig

Dauhugo

Daver Hugo Dau & Co. ... .... Tientsin.

David 11. E. Daver A Co. ... .... Kobe

David Stephens

J. B. DavidPaul & Co. (Siam), ...Ltd. ........ Sai. Bangkok

Singapore

David D. B. David ... ... ... Manila

Davidson

Davies H. W. Davidson ... .... Seoul

Mengkibol Rubber Co., Ltd. .... Singapore

Davis Davis A Co., R. S. ... ... Tientsin

Davisack Davie, Bpag & Co., Ltd. ...

Dayprice

Deacon Dayton, Price A Co., Ltd. ... ........ Shanghai

Hongkong

Dealer Deacon A Co., Ltd. ... ... Canton

Debecker Blake A Co. ... ..^ Singapore

De Becker ... .... Kobe

Debus ° .. M. Debus .... ... ...

Decampalos . Delacamp Piper A Co. ... .... Tientsin

Kobo

Dechico

Decofurn German China Co., Ltd. ... .... Shanghai

Horn A

Custom Dept.Nobbins ...

... . .m Shanghai

.... Negri Sembiian

Deeustoms

CAULK ADlDttESSES

Cable Ad: Firm' ‘Name Place

Degay Degay , . ... ' . :.. Kobe

Degay ‘Warms & C.',"F, V. ‘ ... ’ .'. ! Harbin

Shanghai

Dejong ..... De F. De Jong

La &.Delay.

Hue it Co. C Shanghai

Delarue .., Bisson Singapore

Delay

Delegatie De Javasche Lank .. . „•. Sem., Batavia

Delihaven .. K. V. Deli Havenbedryb Medan 1

Delispoor . . . Deli Spoorweg Maatschappij ' . .... Sem., Sumatia

Medan

Delitbank .. ;N.V. Deli Tankbedryf

Dello -Dello & Co ... ’ '..... Tientsin

Yokohama, Sha’n|>fha i

Delloro ... Dell Oro & Co. . Tientsin

Demaoheng , De

MetalMao-Heng

Box & Printing Industries ... Shanghai

Demitints ... E. J, Lloyd & Co. .. Shanghai

Democracy

Denbigh ... .Denbigh & Co. ... Hakodate

Denga .. Tientsin Tallyman Co. Tientsin

Manila

Denic

Denison .. Dennistoni,

Denison, BamInc.& Gibbs

... ... . ... Hongkong

Dairen

DenM South, Manchuria Gas,.Co., Ltd.

Dennys A. Dennys

.. Donaldson & Burkinshaw .... -,.. . Penang

Singapore

Denotation .. Kobo

Denroche i .....•.•Carrol Bros.

Herbert,

Dent

Dentici Dentici Co. & Co.,, Ltd. ... ..

Yokohama

Hongkong

Deodand .... Lo & Lo

Baja & Co. ... .

• .. Singapore

Dependable Van Dentekorru k Waal, N.V. Bandoeng ( J;ava)

Derve

Desaram .. . D. Bichards & Co., ... .... Selangor

Hai., Saigon

Descourfer

Detaram .... Descours

Detaram &etSonCabaud .. Kobe

Tsingtao

Devauteh .... Deutsche Vereinigung

German School & Deutsche Heim .. Tsingtao

Devauteh .. Lewis & Peat Singapore, Ltd. .. Singapore

Devitt

Devos ., Nederlandsch Syndicaat Voor China . .. Pep. Mukden

Dewette ,. Dewette! & Oo. ... Yokohama

. Yokohama

Dhanamal

Diadem ... L.Dhankmal

J. Young Chellaram . Penang

Manila

Dial ... H.Dialdas E. Heacock Co.

& Sons, M. . Yokohama

Dialdas Diamond & Oo. ... . Tientsin

Diamond

Diana

Diastase

...•. Sales

Sankyo& Co.

& Co., Ltd.... .... ... Hongkong

Tokyo

Diastase .. Taisho Seiyaku Kaisha, Ltd. .. Tokyo

Salt Revenue District Inspectorate •• .. Canton

Dibrell Bros., Inc. Shanghai

Diethelrafco .. Diethelm k Co., Ltd. .. Pen., Ban., Singapore

Diligent

Diligent

.. Hin Fat & Co., Ltd.

.... Dimitriades

Kwok Hing Wang ... ...; .... Hongkong

Hongkong

Dimitriades

Diplogerma .. German Legation

Bros. .... TsingtaoPeping, Nan.

Tokyo,

Disap . American Trading Co.; ... ... Manila

Disap . Presby, S. A. Manila

Disciples . United Christian Missionary Society . Nanking

Dispensary .. Keen A. S. Watson & Co. ...t .. Ho., Ti., Shanghai

Tientsin

Dispensary

Dispensary ..

.. The Hankow & Co. Dispensary, Ltd. Hankow

Dispensary Sandakan Dispensary, Ltd ... . Borneo

Dispensary Tsingtao Pharmacy Tsingtao

Distamy .. Soc.ITndochine

Francaise des Distilleries De .... Hanoi. Sai.

I Httaghorr .. G. Liguori . Kobe

GABLE ADDRESSES 23

Gable Ad: Film Name'' ■ Nlate

Diver N. S. Moses Co., Ltd. > .... ... Hongkong

Dixon .,‘' Gestetner

Dixon Duplicators.!)Jvl

& Co., Ltd. • ’.... ......'Shanghai

Shanghai '

Dixon

Dixsena Bendixsen Uo.^ Ltd. ......... i ...... Malaya

J >mitrovsky Samuel Dmitrovsky Tientsin

Dnumgis Czechoslovakian .Co>naulate! ... ... Yokohama

Dnumgis Isaacs & Co. .... .:. Yokohama

Dock Yokohama Dock Co., Ltd.. ... ... Yokohama

Dock Kobe Shipyard & Engine*Works * ... Kobe

Dock Manshu Dock Kaisha" -

■" Dairen

Dockrill Canadian Trading Co., Ltd ' u.'. Shanghai

Dockyai'd Kawasaki & Grant ... ... Kobe

Dodgecars South China Motor Car Co. .... ' ... Hongkong

Dodwell Dodwell

Mehta &

c Co., Ltd.... i....... ... Shanghai

All Rorts

Dogdo

Dogdo Shiroff, Son & Co.... ... ... Kobe

Doitsenryo Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha ... Tokyo, Kobe

Dojinbyoin Dojin Hospital .... ... Hankow

Dola G. I. Dola ... ... ... Dairen

Dollar American Mail Line ... 1 • Ho. Kobe. Hankow

Dollar Dollar Lumber Co, ... ...' Tientsin, Hankow

Dollar Robert Dollar Co. ‘(Steamship. Line) ... ; All Ports.

Dombey Dombey & Son .... '... Shanghai

Domcoll St. Dominic’s.College

Spanish ,

Dominica'nProcumtion ...for Missions ... Hongkong

Foochow

Dominicos v,i. -i

Dominion -mo Canadian Legation ... ... Tokyo

Dominion Dominion Land

Tsingtao Rubber& Co.

House:• Agency ... —... Tsingtao

Kelantan

Donnelly

Donchonson? Dong Chong & Son .... ... Shanghai

Donlangco E. W. Langdon

D. E. Donnelly ... & Co.,. Inc. ...

... ... Shanghai

... Tsingtao

Donnelly ii Nakashima TradingDevelopment

Co. . ... Co., Ltd,••• Tokyo

Donriyu

Doree s China Agricultural Hongkeng,

Doric Asiatic

Dor Po Co.Petroleum Co. (N. China),

... Ltd. ... All

... Ports.

Hongkong

Dorpomos,

Doshiboeki

Dossa Ddshi Trading

G.Blackmar. Co.,,

Dossa &M.Co.E. ' Lt

...... Kobe

Dougexporfc Osaka

Doubabchar Baboud Mary & Cie " ... ... Shanghai

Doulatram Doulatram & Sons ... ... Tientsin

Downs Dr. Downs ... ... Shanghai

Draconian Davies & Co. ... Ltd., ......

Dragon Shanghai Dispensary, ...... Manila

Shanghai

Dragonlike

Draper C.Cooper

A. da&Roza

Co. ...... ...... ...... Hongkong

Hongkong

Dredgers Netherlands Harbour Works Co. ... Mac. Ho. Muk.

Dredging Chenderiang Tin Dredging, Ltd, ... Mai. Per.

Dredging Atlantic

Drug '

Druggists Kuching Gulf

Drug &Store

Pacific Co of... Manila ...... Manila Sarawak

The China Dispensary' ... ... Hongkong

Druggist

Drumar Druggist Co. ... ... ... Harbin

Drumfrazco Marshall

Frazar & Field

Co. & Co„ ... Ltd. (Chicago)

... . ...... All

KobePorts

Drumgis Czechoslovakian Consulate ... ; ... Yokohama

Drummondco Drummond & Co. .... ... ... Sandakan

Drysdale I. F. Drysdale & Co. ... ... Nanking

Dulim Duran, Lim & Tuason ... ' ... Manila

Dullal M. Myers ... ... ' .... Shanghai

Dmnfrazco i Frazar & Co. ... ... , ... Kobe

Dunbar L. Dunbar & Co. ... ... ... Hongkong

Dunford Dunford Wood ... ... ... Perak

Dunlop Dunlop Rubber Co.; Ltd. ... ... All Ports

CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Dupire .. Dupire Bros. & Co. Singapore

Dun to Dunfold & Co., Ltd. Swatow

Dunroberts . Duncan Roberts, Ltd. Singapore

Duns Union Mechanical & Automobile Engrs. Kobe

Uuobabchar .. Charles Baboud Shanghai

Dupire Hagemeyer Trading Co., Ltd. Singapore

Dupirub .. Dupire Morrell, Ltd. ."itigapore

Ti. Newc. Han

Dupont . Du Pont de Nemours & Co., inc. S’hai., Tsinan

Uupontdyes . Du Pont De Nemours Co., Inc.

Durdgeco . Durege & Thomas, Ltd. Penang

Duus

Durjoscom ,. Union Trading Co. Kobe

Shanghai

Ji)utiable .,. CustomsAsia

Europe Dept.,Trading Co. Neg.

Dury .. R. C. Dury PerakSem.

JXist Industrial Enterprise Corporation Chcifoo

Dyce

Dyers ,. Dyce cfe Co.Dyers Assocn., Ltd. Shanghai

Si. Shanghai

Bradford

Dypac . Dy Pae & Co., Inc. Manila

iva-gle . Ballingall & Co. ... Kobe

Kagle .. Futabaya & Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Kaglegold Abdulla & Co., E.& M.Co. Singapore

Shanghai

Eaibest

Earcam .. Chas. A. Schieren Manila

.. C. M. Hoskins & Co. Harbin

I arcam Real Estate Investment Foochow

Easco Eastern Engineering & Trading Co ... Singapore

Easdenply .. Eastern Dental ISupply Co. Shanghai, Canton.

Eastabank .. Bank of East Asia, Ltd. Yokohama

Eastaco . Eastern Trading Co. Sel. Penang

Eastasia

Eastcliff .. East Asiatic Co. ... Weihaiwei

.. East Cliff Hotel ... Shanghai

Eastates Eastern Estates & Land Oo., Ltd. Shanghai

Eastchineo

Eastern East China Co. ...Aust. & China Teleg.... Sham hai Hongkong

.. Eastern Extension Swatow

Easternco Eastern Trading Cb. Singapore

Eastimexco Eastern Import-Export Co.... Obefoo

Eastincorp Eastern Insurance

Industry Corporation Shanghai

Eastino .. Eastern Office Shanghai

Eastino

Eastmerco Finance, Commerce & Insurance Office Tientsin

.... H. Barkovith

Eastern Optical Co.& Co. ... Singapore

Eastoptico Yokohama

Eastradimig The Eastern Trading

Eastrail

Eastruco .... Chinese Rubber

Eastern Railway Co.... Ltd.

EasternCo.' Co. (China), Peping

Singapore

Ebataco .. Y. Ehata & Co. ... , Singapore

Yokohama

Ebensan .. Jeb'enstreit Shokai Fr. Shanghai

Rhertexpot ,... Ebert & Co., J.

E. D. Bush & Co. ... Hongkong

E. Bush. Shanghai

Ebush . Bush, Mack & Co., Fed. Inc. U.S.A ... Singapore

Eebeong E. Cheong Penang

Echo The Straits Echo Swatow

Echon E Chong Co. ... Chefoo

Eckmotors Eckford Motors, Ltd. Osaka

Economiser .... E. Green

Ed. & Son,& Co.,

A. Keller Ltd. Ltd. Manila

Edakeller

Ed butt .... Gibson, Anderson, Selangor

Eddie

Edgar .. C.Edgar & Co.Ltd. Butler A’ Co.

EddieBros., Shanghai

Singapore

Edgebuck .. Shanghai

Ed mil .... E.West

W.

Disinfecting Co.

E.Elser

J. Edmonds

Manila

Penang

Edmonds Manila

Edoil works ; .. El Dorado Oil Works

CABLE: ADDRESSES 25

Cable Ad: Firm, Name . Place

Edsbankcoy , Sassoon Banking Co. .... ■ . ... Shanghai, Hongkong

Education . Evans

Education . Educational Book Store, .

Edwin .. .. F.Reliance Tobacco Co. ... Nanking Shanghai

Efelias S. Elias ... , Shanghai

Effective .. Fongkey

American Metal Co., Ltd. ... ... . :...

... Hongkong

Ef&ux . Egal & Cie. ... ... ... Shanghai

Egalimport . Gerli & Co. Shanghai

Egerlie

Egyptian . H. Abdeen Shanghai

E tilers . Ehlers & ,Co. Singapore

Ehrenpreis Kaufmann & Ehrenpreis ••• i.Shanghai

, Sperabaya

Ehwiemeier Wiemeier, E. H. ... Tientsin

Eikokubi

Eikwa .. . Eikwa

Tozai Motors,

& Co. Ltd.... ... . .Tokyo

. Shanhgai

Eikwa Eikwa Yoko ... Shanghai

Eikwaketishibu .... Eikwa Kenshibu ... .... Shanghai

Einarius . Einar Edwards ... ... .Shanghai

Ejung . Uhefoo Hairnet Co., Ltd. Chefoo

Ekann

Ekmans . E. Kann

. Ekmans Foreign Agencies, Ltd., The ... Tokyo Osaka Sh. Shanghai

Elbasha . Ellis T. Basha Shanghai

Elbmirg . Geo.

Elecassesso GuzdarGrimble

& Co. & Co.... ...... Hongkong

Osaka

Elec-light . Amoy Electric Light & Power Go. ... Amoy

Electee!- .. Taiping Electrical Supply Co. Perak

Electrade National Electrade ... ... Singapore

Electric . Foochow Electric Co., Ltd. ... Foochow

Electric-

Electric . Hongkong Electric Co.,'Ltd. . Hongkong

. Visayan Electric Co.

Electric . Peiping Chinese Electric Light and Powei. . Cebu

Electrical . PorterCo., Ltd.

& Co. ... . Peping

Electricity . Macao Electric Lighting Co., Ld. Shanghai

Electro Vragg & Aanbod Macao

Elee . Aug. Michels Soerabayt,

Elee . E. Lee . Tientsin, Tsinan

Elephant Behrens & Sons, Sir J., . Tientsin

Elephant . Palfre-eman, D. C. . Shanghai

Shanghai

Elephant . Takemura & Co.... Osaka.

Eiger Elked & Gerdts ... ... Tokyo

Elias

Eligo E. D. Sassoon Banking- Corporation... Shanghai, Hongkong

Elitlace . Star Lithographic Co. .. Shanghai

Shanghai

Elite Lace Co.

Elixir . Georgetown Dispensary Penang

Eliedgar . Ellis & Edgar Hongkong

Elmco

El pecode . Elm & Co. . Shanghai

. Tientsin

Chang Yi Co. Macao

Elteda

Elvadema . Empresa Liisitana de Transports . Manila

.. El Varadero De Manila

Elzcndth El Zenith Jewelry Store ... Manila

Emba . Bac-hrah Motor..Co., Inc. ... Manila

Emb itteco .. Societe M. Battegay A Cie.1 ... Tientsin

Embro . China Overseas Trading . Co ... Chefoo

Embroidery

Embroieiorio .... Namsen Swatow Trading Co. Hongkong

& Co. Singapore

Emens Emens &M.Co.Nathan Shanghai

Emin . Edward ... Singapore

Emmafabriek .. . Biljartfabriek ‘‘Emma” ... Batavia

Rmmandess . J. L. Hunter Shanghai

Shanghai

Etnmandess

Empire . Morreau. Spiegelbery & Thompson Selangor

. Empire Hotel

26 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Empress . Malaya Publishing House ... ... Singapore

Tientsin

Emsfischer

Emsfischer . Emil S. Fischer Tientsin

. North China Commercial Co., Inc.

Enamel Associated Enamelware Companies ... Shanghai

Enbikei . Nippon Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. Yokohama

Enderlelin R. Enderlein ... ... Osaka

Endure Harris Memorial Training School Manila

Enelectico . English Electric Co., Ltd. Tokyo, Penang, Perak

Tokyo

Eneswaico .. Leyseco

Nippon Suitsuru

Engincomer China Co.,Vakuhin

Ltd. Gomei K. Shanghai

Shanghai, Hongkong

Engincomer .. Association

Chien Hsin ofEngineering

Engineers Co. G.m.b.H. Ltd. Singapore

Engine

Engineer J. F. Black & Co. ... Peiping

Engintrade China Radio Oorporation ... Mukden

Englimeth United Tientsin

Engravprin Bureau Methodist

of EngravingMission ...

and Printing Peiping

Hongkong

Enilesag Union Motor Supply Co. ... Hankow

Enryb . F.Nivea Co. & Sou ...

B. Broad Kobe

Enso . Barry & Dodwell, Ltd. Chungking

Enterprise

Enthusiast . Evans Pugh & Co. Hankow

Enzedtimba Netw Equipment

Zealand Perpetual Forests, Ltd. Hongkong

Shanghai

Equipment(0091) Office Co. Shanghai

Erbmohit . Eickhott & Co. Shanghai

Erimus Noble & Son, J. ... Manila

Erlgalinc Erlanger and Galinger, Inc.

Erlich, S Erlich • ... ... ... Medan

Erpiorient Western& Electric Manila, Tientsin

Erreves Jensen Co. Co., of Asia Shanghai

Tientsin

Eruco Eastern Rug Co.... Peiping

Eruco . idua Mao Trading Co. Manila

Eseodrugco

Eseskwan Escolfca; Drug Co. Tientsin

Eshing Kwan

E.SidneyChiu& &Co.Co. ... ; r;

Shirig . ••• Shanghai

Esjavooil J. Powell ... Shanghai

Eskelund . Eskelund & Co. Shanghai

SakumaEssigPabco Industrial Co. Tokyo

Espab

Essigsilk Emile ... —• , ridtt'" Shanghai

Penang

Esparto Oversea Trading Syndicate’ .... , i ... Shanghai.

Esperanza . ' .Esperanza

Est Garage

Asiatique ...

Francais " .... ... Saigon

Esfcasiatie

Esternile Eastern Isle’Trading Co. .... Manila

Esveeeco Shanghai Vacuum Cleaning & Storage Co. Shanghai

Tokyo

Eswyseo : Eseher Wyss Engineering Works Ltd., The

Etlin Etlin & Strawbraid

Co. ...and Export ... Co. Inc.... Singapore

Etnocel Tientsin Tientsin

Etramco Eastern Transport Co. Shanghai

Etzine W.Etzine & Co. Kobe

T’sin, Shanghai, Han.

Eui-opasia Fnrhmeister it Co. Singapore

Europe

Evangel , ' Missionery Home ......

u KiMope Hotel .... Shanghai

E\ angeline Nagashku Seiji ... Yokohama

Negri

Evans

Evatt . H. W. kEvans

Evatt Co. k Co.' ... '' MalayaSembilan

Evely La Estrella, del Norte, Mania

Evenian Levon, J. Evrenian Tientsin

Shanghai

Eveninpost Shanghai Evening Post ... Dairen

Evers

Everseal Eyers<, Hans Shanghai

]:',xcellence . ExcelsiorMCo.

Everseal anufacturing

... Co Hongkong

Shanghai

Excelsior 'E'. 'G. Clarke & Co.

CAB'LE ADDRESSES 27

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Exchange ... Express

J. E. Jasepli ...Co. Hongkong

Excigcomp Cigarette

Dodge & Seymour Ltd.,e\y, ......Ydfik) U.S.A.

1 -v

... Tientsin, Uhefoo

All Ports

Eximco .. J. Grein cfe Co. Shanghai

Exiingre Changsha

Eximport .... Jacks

F. Czarnetski

& Co., Malaya ... Malaya

Expanded .. James Craig, Ltd— Selangor

Experience Lowe, Bingham & Matthews ... '’Cnyp ••• All Ports

Explanate

Export Colombo Export Co. Kobe

Export .. Asia Export Co. ... ••• Tientsin

Export , < American Oriental Fur Agency ... Tientsin

Selangor

Express" . Malayan Daily Express Hongkong

Expressly . F. H. Mody ... Yokohama

Ezelco . . Zellweger & Co, ... -Saigon

Faci . F.A.O.I. (Ateliers et Chantius d’Ind.) Yokohama

Factman I. Fachtmann,

China Merchants11. Pongee As-socn., Inc.... Shanghai

Factor

Factor .. King Chong Loong Oo. ... Tsimgtao

Factubank .. Manufacturers Bank of China, Shanghai

Fahsing .. Watts & Frisk Tientsin

Fairfield ,. F, W. Hammond it Co. Tokyo

Fairchild .. Fairchild it Co., Etd. Tientsin

Kiukiang

Fairglen .. Fairy Glen Private Hotel ... Kobo

Fairplay Merchandise Trading Co. ... Kobe

Faizullabhoy .. E. Faizullabhoy ... ... Shanghai

Famawire . , De Jong, F. ... Han. Ti. Pep.

Famrel .. China International Famine Belief Com. Mukden

Fanling ..., Hongkong

J. Osawa it& Co.Shanghai ... Banking Corpn. Kobe

Fanosawa Hongkong

Fanpellim Fook Tai Co. ... ... i ...,

Fanpellim

.. H. Rainbow Neonlite Co., Ltd. ;>

Bpllenhagen

Hongkong

Tientsin

Fareast .... Far Shanghai

Fareastein

Fareastico Far Eastern

Eastern Insurance

InvestmentCo.(Jo. ... , Shanghai

Harbin

Farexico .. Far Eastern Export and Import Corpn. Shanghai

Farimex .. Far Eastern Imp. it Exp. Co. ... Canton

Farmer .. Wm. Farmer.& Co. Shanghai

Faraham ..., Shanghai Dock & Engineering Co., Ltd....

P. T. Farrell Hongkong

Farseeing Far Eastern Shipping Co. ... ■ ... Hongkong

Farshipco

Farview ., Far Eastern Review .. ... Shanghai

Fatechand .. Fatechand it >Sons ... ... • Kobe

Faure . E. Fafire Kobe

Faversiham Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Oorp. Manila

Shanghai

Featherco .. China Feather Cp., Ltd! Per. Selangor

Federal .. Federal Dispensary, Ltd. ... Selangor

Federated .. .[Federated Engineering Co., Ltd. Manila

Federation ...-. Germahn

F. Field &itCo.,

Co..Ltd.Ltd. Cantan, Hongkong

Feldbobe Tientsin

Feldstein .... Trans-Ocean

Tientsin Trading

Hide Oo. and Products. Co. Shanghai

Fellhaas Perak

Felspar ... Osborne it Chap pi si . Hongkong

Fencibles ....i John D. Humphreys

Peak Tramways it Sun ......

Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

Fencibles ,, $orth East Mining Administration Ylukden

Fentimine

Ferikon .. S,E. Faber Shanghai

Fermont .. Fermont Cuzpers,, N.V. .... Batavia

Tientsin

Fermus .. Ef R. Fermos & Hoselitz R, ... >•" ... Manila

Fernandez

Fernandina

Ferro ..... . , M.

Fernandez Hermanos, luc.

KarlFernandez

Statz Co.

Hongkong

Hankow

Fetroeo .. Manila Railroad Co. Manila

28 CABiLE ADDRESSES

Cable A d • Firm Name Pldce

Ferroconco Hongkong Engineering & Construction Co. Hongkong Tientsin

Ferrostaal Ferostaal, g.m.b.h. ... Tientsin

Fernstalk American Board Mission ... Shanghai

Fesco

Festaka Far East Sanitary

Takahashi Co. Co. Tokyo

Feteol Franco Eastern Trading Co. ... Singapore

Fette Fette Rug Co., Inc. Inc. U.S.A. ... , Peping

Manila

Fez

Fibres F. E. Zuelling,

Fiehter Lustre Fibres, Ltd.

Anderson Clayton & Co’s., Agency ... Shanghai

Osaka

Fidelity Ho Hong Bank Shanghai, Hongkong

Fideus HaworthShokai& Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Fiegel Fiegel ... Richard... ..: Tokyo

Field Goodfield & Co Kobe

Field Whitfield' <£ Co. ... ... Amoy

...; Shanghai

Fiedler Cafe Federal

Filer George Si. Pen.

Figures

Filgar H. DavisBrown

Philippine Guaranty Co., In'd."* ' ... Manila

Fililumber Pilipinas Lumber Co., Inc.... Manila

Filipan Tourist Agency Manila

Filipsegur Fillipinas Compania De Seguros Manila

Filmhoine Red Seal Film Co. China, Ltd. Shanghai

Finance Pearson, Mackie & Co. Kobe, Y’hama, Tokyo-

Shanghai

Finance Finance

Findlay Findlay Richardson Manila

Findimll Findlay Millar Timber Co. ...

Finearts Eastern Fine Arts Association., Ltd. ... Singapore Canton

Finearts

Finlandia Pol Land Silk Hosiery Co. ... ....

Finlandia Consulate for Finland ... Shanghai

Tokyo

Finlor Legation for Finland

Goodyear Client Co., Ltd. ... ’ Singapore

Finnagency

Finocchiaro Finnish Consulate ... Kobe

Shanghai

G.Firestone

Finocchiaro & Co., Italian

Tire and Rubber Co. Marble Works Manila, Singapore-

Firestone

Firma

Firthsteel Yokohama

Thos. Firth &FireJohn& Brown Go. ... Yokohama

MarineLd.,Ins.(Sheffield,

England) Osaka, Tokyo

Fischer E. Fischer Osaka

Singagore

Fishjfilm Fishers,

American Ltd.Flour Co. The ... , ... Hongkong

Fishrich Hongkong Fish Store Hongkong

Fish Store Singapore

Fisktire Fisk Rubber Co. ... •

Fisk tire The Fisk Tire Co., Ine. Manila

Shanghai

Fisktyre The Fisk Tyre Export Co., Inc.

II. Fittkau Shanghai

Fittwo G. Fitzgerald Shanghai

Fitzgerald Pacific Trading Co. ... ... Shanghai

Flagstand. 11. A. Fleet Tientsin

Fleet Perak

Fleming

Flemingo Y.Fleming

M. C. Bros.

A. ... Han, S’hai., Tientsin

Shanghai

Florin tal Alhambra

O. G. Maerk Cigar and Cigarette Man. Co. Shanghai

Florintal Chiu Hongkong

Flourish

Flourman Kong Bros.

FlowerdewChee &Cheong

Co. ...& Co. Penang

Selangor

Flowerdew ‘ Shanghai, Si.

Fluoric

Flushness Foster McClellan

Swatow Weng Lee Co. & Co. ... . ... Hongkong

Foamcock

Foantar Yee Cfaeong & Co. ... ... Hongkong

Shanghai

Fobesco Foan

Fobes Tar & Co. ...

& Co. ... Tientsin, Shanghai

Focktai Fbck Tai

GABLE A1DDKESSES 29

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

iFogbane Fogden Brislxiue &,G(,). Singapore

Fohka Volkart Bros Agency Tientsin

Shanghai

i’oho China Express Cry.; Ltd.' Tokyo

Tokko Fokkes it Koch

iFolasmidth L. Smidth & Co.Tobacco Co....China, Ld. Peiping

F.British-American Canton

Fongtsuen International Food & Drug Co. Shanghai

Foodrug

Fooksiang Oriental Trading & Engineering Co. ... Tientsin

Foohwa Shantung Products Export Co. Chefoo

Mukden

Fookee, General Electric- Co. of China, Ltd. H ongkong

Foohonwlng Fook On Wing, Ld. Ho., Shanghai

Foo tease Foot

Elliott Ease Hosiery

Razzard Mil Shanghai

Footrule Foox & Co. H Tientsin

Fooxco

Foowoi Foo Wei

Force Strong

Ford China Inland Motors Fed. Ine. U.S.A. Hankow Selangor

Ford Ford & Delamore ... Hongkong

Fordcar Wallace, Harper ct Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Fordire Ford Hire Services Singapore

Fordmalaya Ford Motor Co. of Malaya, Ltd. Y’hama, Shanghai

l’'ordmotor Ford Motor Car Co. of Japan, Ltd. Shanghai

F oreigny Foreign Y.M.C.A. of Shanghai Singapore

Foremost Keng Lee & Co. Osaka

Forex J. D. Lewis' Shanghai

Forsterco G.L. Moses

P. Forster .t Co.,... Ltd. ...

Fortune Foreign Trading Co. ... Shanghai

Hongkong

Fotrad

Fouehong S.FouMolchanoff Pechatnoff & Co. Hankow

Foufoong Foong Flour Mill Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Fox Fox Bros. & Co., Ltd. Kobe

Foxfilm Fox Film Oorporation (East), Ltd. ... Singapote

Foxhound Royal Exchange Assurance ... Singapore

Foxstar O. J. Fox Tieutein.

Fraliguori F. & G. Liguori ... ... ... Kobe

Framboise Swan it McLaren ... Penang, Singapore

Framinsure Cie

F ramboise SwanFranco-Americaine

and MadLaren d’Assurance Shanghai,

S ingapore

Hankow

F ramboisks C. D. Macleod Penang

Framroze F. It. Dastoor it Co. Shanghai

FFranbert

rancasia Garciai andFranco

Assurance GarciaAsiatique ... Manila

All

Francecoin TheFrench T’sin.,Ports

Sh., Hankow

Francellis Ellis

Franeimpor France Import

F rangar

Franho Garage Central ... ... ... Tientsin Hankow

Hongkong,

Franip St. Francis Hotel Hongkong

Banque Franco .Iapoiiai.se Tokyo

Franklin

Franklin ■

Thompson & Co.

Franklin & Co.

••• ■Kobe

F rank! moo Tientsin

Franklin Trading Co. Chefoo

F ransi aback

Fransulat Banque Franco Chi noise ... ■ ■ ... Harbin

Frangar French Consulate ... All Porte

Fraser Garage Central ... Ti.

Fraser h Co. ... ... < Kobe, Singapore

Fraternity Tata & Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

F ratrustco Fraser Trust Co., Ltd. Tokyo

F rawei F,' Weiz Osaka

F rawithers Fraser & Co.,.Lt;, George ... Shanghai

Frazar Frazar Federal Inc.,' U.S.A. All Ports

Frazar Ezove Yoko Dairen

30 GABLH ADIDKK^SES

CabttAd : Firih' Name Place

Frazer Manchurian Merchant Trading Co, ... , Harbin i(

Fredwilco Field Wilson & Co., Inc. ... Manila

F redkew f Fred 'Kew & Co. ... ... ... , Shanghai;

Hongkong i

Freebac v .. Tobacco Trading Corporation Bangkok .^, . ,

Freelcresa ' .. Siam .Free Press, Co.

Freepress , Philippines Free Preps , ... ; , Manila

Hankow

French School .. EcoIe.-jMunicip&le Francaip.,.

Frenstor r .. , French Store ... , , ... . ... i Hdrigkong-

Perak

Fretekkah . <; Soc. Francaise des Mines . ’.'Pep. Ti. Sb.

Freunder International Bye Products Co.

Ixigeraba Shanghai Ice, & Cold Storage Cqhio Sha.nghai

. Ltd. ... ... - ..;.i •i Tsingtao

Frinke Bruno Frinke Tientsin , ,

l-'roinian; Froiman Co. ... . .• 1 • ...1 -Hongkong

Fruit • . Jones.’ Furniture... ... • 'v.. E. Sum.

Fuchsrens . Fuchs & Bens, (Ltd. 1

Fuchung Fu Chung Kanikow Wood Oil Corp.Jtd. Tientsin

J'u chung ' Tientsin Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd. Tientsin Tientsin, Nanking'

Fuchung The Fu Chung Corporation Shanghai

Fuelite British Naval Office ... ... Shanghai

Fugeling . Fu Gelirig & Co. ... Dairen

Fuhaka Fushan Coal iSulds Co., Ltd. Tientsin, Shanghai

Fuhlee . Hall & Holtz, Ltd. Yokohama

Fujioka . Tokyo Electric Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Fujiyama Fuji Paper Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Fukube Hattori Sihoten ... . Amoy.

Fukiendrffg Fukien Drug Co,, Ltd.

Fukientimes .. Fukien Times ... ... m Manila

Fikusho •• Fukusho Co. ... .... Dairen

Fukushima i’ukushima & 'Co. ... ... Shanghai

Fukusei Fujcusei. Co. ••• , ••• Tsingtao ,

F ukuyama Fukuya,ma Trading Co. Mukden

Fulford G. T. Fulford Co., Ltd. of Canada ... ■ Shanghai, Saigon

Singapore-

Fulgentio Denis Fveres d’lndochine, S. A Shanghai

Fulgura Bergmann Electric Co. Peiping

Fuloshanoo Frodsham & Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Fulton Fulton & Co., Ltd. •i Shanghai

Fumagalli China Silk Co. ... ... '

Fumerolle United Kingdom Tobacco Co. (1929), Singapore

Ltd.

Fungmanter Fung Manter & Co. ; Hongkong

Fupaper Fukien Paper Manufg. Co., Ltd. Foochow

Fit^Fie Inifeennatdomal Furnishinig Co. ' ■ ... Hongkong, Hongkong

S’hai

Furnprinee Furness (Far East), Ltd.

Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd. ... Tokyo, Yokohama

Furueleco Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd. ... Dai. Sh. Tientsin

Furukawa Fur Wool. Trading Co. ... Mukden, Harbin

Furwool Shanghai

Fusokaijo Fuso Marine & Fire Insce. Co. Tokyo

F utaby Tanuki Ya (K. Abe & Co.) Kobe

Futehally Futehally & Sons * Shanghai

Gaboco Gabbot & Co. ... • /'

Gabor N.Y.’s Gravenhaagsche Indfltst^iel elr■ Harbin

Handel Maatschappij

Gacanfiac 1 Oanadian Pacific Sbeamshiips', ;Ltd. ... Manila

Canadian Pacific Railway Co. All Ports

Gacanpac

Gadsby J. Gadsby ... ... ••• Tokyo

Gaflac Gen’l. Accit. Fire Life AsSur. Corpn. i Shanghai, Shanghai, S’pore

Gale L. E. Gale & Co: (Fed. TLS.A.), Tientsin Hahkow

Galaifcis General Trading Co. •

CABLE ADDRESSES 31

Cable'&d: Firm Name PUtce

G-aLatis . D, E. Galatis ... ... ../ Tienisin

Gallop . H. B. Gallop ... ... : Shaaigliai •

G ammeter * E. O. Gammeter & Co. ... ...• Singapore

Gammon Gammon (Malaya) Ltd. ... ... iSingapore

Gansmoe T. B. Gansmoe ... ... '..’idKobe

Gapastate W. R. M. Stevens ... 'Shanghai

Garcia W. J. Garcia ... ... ... Singapore

Gardiner ' W. H. Gardiner ... ... ... 'Shanghai

Gardena Nederlandisehe Handel Maatschappij.

Garry

Gartner GarryN.V.k Cunningham

... ...... •••' Hongkong, S’pore.

... Hankow

Gasconbabs Gebruder Gartner ... Hakodate

Geo. Simmons & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Gasimmons

Gaslight Gascon Motor Co. ■ .. Hongkong

Gaspioner ■ . ‘Shanghai Gas Light Co., Ltd. Shanghai

General Imp. & Exp. Co. ... Tokyo

Gassmann

Gasworks Gassmann & Co. ... ... ... Shanghai

Gates Manila Gas Corporation ... ... Manila

Frank Gates ... ... ... Shanghai

GatliS Hardy Gat iff & Co., Ltd., Walter ... Tientsin

G atom

Gawbros MacMillan Export Co. 1 ... Tokyo ,

l Gaw Bros., Ltd. ... ... ... Singapore

Gebird S .G. E. Bird ... ... ... Shanghai.

:

e tides ‘G. Borkowsky ... ..

‘.’Geddes Tdg. k Dairy Farm Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Kobe!

Gedeon Gedeon Freres ... ... ... Kobe

Geeteedee George Town Dispensary, Ltd. ... Perak

Gegartto

Gelpke Gartner & Co. ... ... ... Osaka

Gemac Holland Asiatic Trading Co: ... (Cobe

Gemaco * German Machine Co. ... ... Shanghai

Goaeiatssb' General Machinery Co., Inc. ..: Manila

Grenerasso F. Schoeh ... ... ... Yokohama

Genesoi Home Insurance Co. ... ... Yokohama

Genfer La Generale Soies ... ... Shanghai

Genforge M. A. Genfer ... ... Harbin

Genhosp General Forge, Products (1929), Ltd.... Shanghai

Genji Shanghai General Hospital .. Shanghai

Gerdectric Kato & Co’ ... ... ... Yokohama

Genlectric * Fraser

Ohas. A.& Chalmetrsi

Schieren Engineering

Oo. ... Works... Shanghai Hongkong

Genletric General Electric Co. of China ... Shanghai

Genmotjavd N.

Genralsilk

Gensburger General Silk Importing Co., V. Inc. ... Yokohama Ge

Genstore Gensburger k Co. ... ... Shanghai

Gentaro General Store ... . . Selangor

Gentradeco Tanaka & Co. ... ... •• Osaka

Gentraders ' Geheml ’Trading'Oo. ... ... Shanghai

Gentraders General Traders, Ltd. ... ... Shanghai

Genuinely Shanghai Engineering Co,, ... Shanghai

Genyue The Globe Trading Oo. ... ... Hongkong

Geologist ' . Poy G. Lee ... ... ... Shanghai

Geomath Villa, E. M. de ... ... ... Singapore

Georgeston George Matheson & Co. ... .. Shanghai

Geranchine George Bros. ... ... ... Swatow

Germital Banque Franco Chinoise .. ... • All Ports

Italian German Trading Co. ... Mukden

Geron dal A. E. jGerondal ... ... Hongkong

Gershevich Gershevich Bros. ... ... ... Tientsin, Shanghai

Gerzoo Gerz & Co. ... ... ... Tientsin

-~32 CABLE ADDBESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Batavia H’kong

'Clestetner .

Gestetner D.X. .Gestetner

V. Handel (Eastern),

Mij. Gestetuer

Ltd. Singapore,

* Getz Getz Bros. & Co. ... All Ports

Geyer Hans Geyer Bangkok

Gia.nchand 'Kashmir Silk Store Hongkong

Gibb, Livingston & Co., (Ltd. Hongkong,

Gibb

Gibbs Gibbs & Co. ... .. ... ... Yokohama Foochow

Giblet Phoenix Insurance Co., Ltd. Hongkong

.Gibmac J. H. Gibson Manila

Gidaiyoko Gidai Yoko Shanghai

fGilcap Capstick Tientsin

Gild H. Gild Singapore

Gilfillan Adamson, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd. Penang

' Gillis I. Y. Gillis Peiping

Gillon Gillon & Co. Hankow, Yokohama

Gillrogers Gillespie, Rogers, Ryatt Co. Inc. Hankow

Gilpeco Gilmore Oil Co. ... Shanghai

Gimseng Beng Swee & Co., Ltd. Penang

Gingerroot The China Ginger Preserving Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Gipoo Getly Co., The ... Hongkong

Gipperica Gipprrich & Co., E. Tientsin

Girard McKesson & Robins, Inc. ... Shanghai

Gishoyoko Gisho Electric Co. Ice Manufg. Co. Tientsin

Giaeis Hongkong & Canton Hongkong

Gladness Woo & Nash Hongkong

Manila

Glaiiserman J. M. Glaisermam

Glanzmann & Co Inc. Shanghai

• Glanzmani Glass Products Trade & Industrial

Glass Co., Glass

Ltd. Co., Ltd. Harbin ,-

Glass Asahi Tokyo

GledhillT. Allen & Gledhill ...

Glen Line Eastern Agencies, Ltd.

Johore

Shanghai, Hankow

Glenline Dr. E. Glenny ... Negri Sembilan

Glenny Liverpool & L’don & Globe Insce. Co. Shanghai

Globance Liverpool & L’don & Globe Insce. Co Tokyo, Hongkong

Globe Globe Mercantile Co. Chefoo

Globe The Globe Automatic Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Giomobile The Gloucester Hongkong

Gloucester Gmehling & Co. ... Shanghai

Gmehling Tanabe Gohei Shoten Osaka

Gbbetanabe Gobhai Karanjia, Ltd. Shanghai

Gobhai Delbourgo & CO'. Kobe

Godel Goddard & Douglas Hongkong

Goddard E. Vernaudon Tientsin .

Godgani H’kong & K’loon Wharf & Godown Co Hongkong

Go downs Godwin Holgate & Co. (F. East), Ltd. Singapore

Godwin Goertz & Diener, Ltd. Hankow

Goertz R. F. Goessle Singapore

Goessle O. Makino, Esq. ... Tokyo

Gokuya Tientsin

Goldan

Gold a® Hotel Pension Goldan Tientsin

Konietzke & Goldan Motor Works ... Tientsin

Goldbrofur

Colder Gold & Bros , Inc. Tientsin

Konietzke Osaka

Gomumari lida & Co. Shanghai

Gondamow Gonda C. H.

Goodbooks Good Books, Pictures k Works of Singapore

Art, Ltd.

Goodluck ' Comma Trading Co. Kobe

CABLE ADDRESSES 3»

Cable Ad ■ Firm Name Place

Goodridge ... Kobe Engineering Works ... (3sakct

Goodrush ... Yokohama Rubber Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Goods ... Tradersi Co. Aiboy

Goodyear ... Goodyear Tire & Rubber Export Co.. Shanghai, Manila

Goodyear

Goodyork ... Goodyear Insurance

Yorkshire Rubber Plantations

Co., Ltd. Sumatra

Shanghai

Gopal ... Sfiah & Co. Kobe, Osaka

Gordon .... Gordon & Gotch Osaka

Gorholmes Ckj Gordon Elolmes Osaka

Goshfrazco ... Erazar & Co. Tokyo

Goshirex • ... Japan Rex Co. ... Kobe

Gosho Gpsho Kabushiki iKaisha ... Shanghai

Gossele .... Gossele', R. F. Singapore

Gossgae ... United Exporters, Ld., Singapore

Gothloid ... Otiomune & Co. ... Osaka

Goticus ...• Gadelius & ,Co., Ltd. Tokyo, Osaka

Gotla .;. P. D. Gotla & Co. Hongkong

Goullart ... P.'Goullart Shanghai

Governbank ... Central Bank of China Tientsin

Graca ... Graca & Co. Hongkong

Gxaciani ... A Graciani

L & Co. Kobe

Gradatim ... - - Anderson & Co. ... ' Shanghai

Grafonola ... Columbia Gramaphone Co. Tokyo, Kobe

Grahamite ... Wilkinson, Heywood

Paint Co., Ltd.) & Clark (Torbay Shanghai

Grama ... Manila Grtafica, Inc. Manilla

Grand Hotel ... The Grand Hotels, Ltd. Harbin, Tsingtao*

Grandico ... Castelli & Co. Tokyo

Granitoid ... Bitzer & Co. Hongkong

Granite ... Brash & Smith Perak

Graphite ... Japan Graphite Refining & Mfg. Co., Kobe

Ltd. Tokyo

Grasano ... Asano Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. Hongkong

Graval ... The Ajit Singh Bros. . Hongkong

Gray©block ... Concrete Products, Ltd. Alan il’a

Grearaiinc ... Araneta, Inc. Gregorio ... Tientsin

Great ... Mington Forwarding and Express Co. ... Selangor

Greateast

Greateastern ...... Great Eastern

Eastern Hotel

Life Assurance Co.,'Ltd. ... Selangor,

Greatest ...

Great

Great Eastern LifeCompany,

Assuranc Co., Sid. Manila,Si. Bangkok.

Greatwall ... The Hwa Chang Ltd Ltd. ... Shanghai

Hankow

Gredispen ... Great Eastern Dispensary Tientsin

Greenland ... Greenland & Sons ... Tokyo

Greenwood

Gregg ...

... Gill

Gregg& Co.

& Co., Ltd., G. ft. Kobe

Greggcar ... The Gregg Co., Ltd. Manila

Gregorian ... T. M. Gregory & Co. Hougkong

Foochow

Greig

Greiss ...... M. W. Greig

North China &Co

Fur & Co. Ti.

Greiwis ... Molnar & Greiner... Shanghai

Greiwis ... Olien. en Vetten Import en Export Shanghai

Maatschappij (Olimpex) Sh.

Grenard ... L. Grenard & Co. ... Per. Sel.

Grenier ... Charles, Grenier & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Grilk

Grill ...... C.MaxJ. Grill

Grilk Tsingtao

Grinsten ... Far Eastern Trading Co. Hakodate

Hongkong

Groseribs

Grosvenor ...... J.Grosvenor

F. Grose Hotel

& Co. ...... Singapore

Guardian .. Guardian Assurance Co. Yokohama

34 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad-. Firm Name Place

Guardian . “ Malacca Guardian” ... Malacca

Perak

Guanmoh . Guan Mob Co. Shanghai

Gubs .. D. M. Gubbay

Handel Mij. Gentzel ct Schumacher E. Sum. Padang, Si.

Guentzel

Guianto . General Commercial Corporation Shanghai

Guira ,. Italian Hospital for Chinese Pepin g

Gully Gully & Co., J. ... Tientsin

Gumco

Gunamai . Diinlop Rubber Co. ... Kobe

Yokohama

Gunamul Parsram Kobe

Gunyon .. C.Hongkong

Gunyon Publishing Bureau Hongkong

Gussie Penang, Perak,E.Sum

Guthrie . Guthrie & Co., Ltd. Manila

Guttridge . Guttridge & Chambers, Inc. Hankow

Guzdar Guzdar & Co. ... ... Bangkok

Gysesom International Engineering Co.

Habiture Si. Penang

Hachiro .. Hayashi

Huttenbach,

& Co.Lazarus a: Sons, Ltd. Shanghai

Tientsin

Hackmack ... Hackmack &, Co. ...

Walter Hartmann Shanghai

Hadoman Batavia

Hageehandel . N. Y. Heybroek’s Groothhandel Shanghai

Haiohang Hai Chang S.lS. Co. Kobe

Haidarali ,. Haidarali & Co. Tientsin

Hainaninotor ... Hainan

Haiho Haiho Conservancy Commission

Motor Bros.

Co. ... Hoihow

Malacca

Hajipichay . N. N. Pitchay Penang

Hakatz .. Henry Waugh & Co. Selangor

Halco

Hale ,. Hallam

Wm. Hale& Co.& Co., Ltd. Saigon

Shanghai

Half watt .. Phillips China Co. ... Shanghai

Halifax . Halifax Insurance Co. Yokohama

Hall . ' ». W. Hall ... Shanghai

Hall & Hall .. Hall, Hall & Hall Ho. Shanghai

Hallaw

Fiallbros . Hall &LawHall& Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Tsingtao

Hailing ... Frank

HallocksR. Chinese

Hailing Almanac

Co. ...... Shanghai

Haloheine Osokyago Bookstore-'• ... Dairen

Hama. Hamasaki & Co., Ltd. Dairen

Hamasaki

Hamberli . Hamburg-Amerika Line Hongkong

Hamtoro Hamilton Brown Shoe Store and Manila

Haberdashery Canton,

Hamet

Hamra

. A. H. Hamet & Co.

.... A.James Hamilton, ShanghaiHongkong

Hamraco J. Ham rath & Co.Ltd. Shanghai

Shanghai

Handamenko .. Handa Henke.

Handelbank . Nederlandischelndische Ltd. ... .... All Ports.

Handelsblad Handel.shank N.V Sourabaya

.

Handelskam ,.. German Soerabaiasch Handelsblad Hankow, Shanghai

Handgesell SzechuanChamber of CommerceM.B.T1. ...

Handels Gesellschaft Chungking

Shanghai

Handbeart

Handy Samuel, Osborn <& Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Hangming .. . F. W. Hammond A Co. ...

St. Mary’s Dispensary '1 ... Shanghai

Handkerchf K. Yoshizaki & Co. ... . ... Osaka

Hankowbant Hankow Bank, Ltd. ... Hankow

Tientsin,

Hanland

Hanmow .. Bremen Colonial & China Trading Co. ...

.. James Magill & Co. Shanghai Hankow

Hannibal

Hannibal .. W.,A. Hannibal & Co. ...... '...A Can. Hongkong

Shanghai

.. Hanovia

H. Reiss Quartz

& Co. (Fed.

LampInc.,,U.S.Ai)- Tientsin,

Hanolamp

Hanseatic ; ..: .... Danish

L. F. Moeller * Co....

Co. Shanghai Hongkong

Hansen Consulate Tokyo

CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad : Fir'fri Name Place

Hanstee] Han Yeh

Hans WolfPing Iron and Coat Co. - Shanghai

Kobe

Hapagwolf

Hans C. lilies & Co. Kobe, Ydkohama .

Hapag Straits Java Trading Co. N.Y. Singapore

Ti., Shangai, Manila

Hapag

Happy Ham burg-Amerika Linie

William A. Adams... Shanghai

Kara Kara & Co. Yokohama

Haradagumi Harada & Co. Dairen

Harchi Arnhold

Harchi China General Omnibus Co., Ltd. Sh. Ports.'

Foo. Can. Ho.

Hardavmocy Harley I )avidson

Hardiviler

Hardware F. Hardivilliers Shanghai

Gordon & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Hardware Union Trading Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Hargenode C.J. E.Hargen & Co.,

R. Harris & Co.-. Shanghai

Harislader Automatic Electric Co. Shanghai

Harjanes

Harmony Chartered Bank ofPlanters

India, Aust., China .... Shanghai

Harbin

Harper Negri Sembilan Association Neg. Sem.

Harperford Wallace Harper & Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

Harque

Harricross Henry Quelch & Co. Shangai

Harrisons & Onosfleld Medan

Harrisladen Erin House Tsingtao

Harris J. E. R. Harris & Co. Shanghai

Haschmid H. A. Schmid Co. ... Kobe

Hasegawa Hasegawa & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Haseyoshi Hasegawa (Yosihino) Osaka

Hashimat Hashim Commercial & Trading Co., Ltd. Manila

Bash'mo'to Hashimato Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. Kobe

Hasksells Haskins & Sells Shanghai, Manila

Hassaram Hassaram & Go. Yokohama

Hatch Hatch, Carter & Co. Tientsin

Hatsuppler Shanghai Hat Body Supply Co. Shanghai

Hattori The Hattori Trading Co. Hongkong

Hatzipapas Industrial Marble Works Tientsin

Harbin

Havanna

Hayim Loohpato

A. J. Hayim Sons, Ltd. Shanghai

Hayleybell Hayley Bell Shanghai

Hayoo N. Reuben& ACheek

Heacock Co. Co. Singapore

Heacock Shanghai

Healey Siam Architects (Import) , Bangkok

Healing Healing & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Health Council of Health Education Shanghai

Healthbureau Health Service Intelligence Bgre&u Hongkong

Healthco Great

Teo Kian ChinaHu Health

at Co. Co Shanghai

Heapcheong

Heath Heath & Go., Ltd. Amoy.

Heath Tientsin

Heather

Hedevers Hedeman(1927),

EversLtd.

& Co. Shanghai

Bangkok

Hedicom Hedaya Importing Co. Shanghai

Heikodor Dr. E. Heinze Osaka

Helencig Helena Cigar Co. Manila

Helios Delbourgo

Hellmann Carlowitz k Co. Canton

Hellyer Hellyer

Helm Bros.,k Co.Ltd. Shidzuoka

Helm Kobe

Helm Helm & Webef Muk. Y’hama

Helvetia Naigai Kagaku Bussan, < Osaka

Hendersco

Hendry J.Hung

Henderson & Co.Co.

Teh Trading Tientsin

Henggeler Henggeer k Martin Shanghai

Henkelouis Louis Henkel k Co. Selangor

Shanghai

36 CABLE, AiDDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

llenningsen Produce. Shanghai , ,

Henndam

Henty Henty Parbury * Co.Co. ...... ! ,{\,M..: Kobe

Heptagon Krisihnasawny Chetty Co.,... Robe

Herald Hongkong Sunday, Herald ... Hongkong

Herald North China Daily Nqws & Herald, Shnaghai

Herald \ Hankow Herald ... ... Hankow

Heraid , Kobe HeraldHerald

Philippines & Osaka Gazette , ... 44 Robe

Manila

Herald Her! ofson ife Iteeves .... Shanghai

Herlofsou . H. M. Spupa

Herman Saihana. & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Hermes

Hermkramer H. Kramer ... .* Osaka, Tokyo ,

Heroot H. E.C. Henry

Roote Hert?<... .... • Yokohama .

Hertz Dr.

Whitworth, Herbert, Ltd. ... Penang

Shanghai'

Hestehov ,

Herwhit Shanghai Horse Baazar & Motor (JtH Ltdi Shanghai 1

Heuperman Kobe

Heuperman

Hewa P. H. Hendry& Van Brevpkelan' . a Selangor

Penang

Hewet Hewett Art Purniture;

Alfred Herbert, Ltd. Co., ... .

... -jft-M Osaka . . V .

Hexagon Reuter, Brockelmann k Co. Tientsin up-o

Heyn Tientsin >

Hfchangco Chang & Co.,

Dr. E. P. H. Hibert H. Fi ... , ... Shanghai

Hi

Hidhert

aka Hadaka & Co. ... Hongkong

.4, Singapore

Highsea Eastern

High StreetMining & Rubber

Provision StoreCo..-•... *t Singapore

Highstore

Hilfarko Hill Pharmacy ,v ~ ••• Kobe , 1 , .

;

Hiljebsen Jensen & Co. -M Hongkong

Hill Kato Greeuhill, Ratio & Co, Osaka

Himalaya Hongkong

Himly cfe Co.& Shanghai Bapik . ....... • •• Saigon

Hongkong

Himly .u Chef

Hindu

Hingebutts

Hindu Shantung

& Co. ' Trading Co........ .

HigashiGiap'Co. Osaka00

Hingiap Hing Penang

Hingkee A. & P. Leong Hingkee & Co. Macao

Selangor

Hingkee W. T. & L.

Hin Leong

... ./. Trengganu ,,

Hinleong Japan Asbestos Slate Manufg. Co., Rid. ... Kobe

Hinoya Hin C'heong Trading Co. Hongkong

H in.trade Kiaotuing Circuit Industry Co. Chef00 1 )

Hinyeh Hipseng Co. Shanghai

Hipseng Hip Wo & Co. .... i,' Macao

.H Wei-Hai-Wei

Hip wo

Hipwoloong Hip Wo Loong & Co. ...

Hirji M. H. Hirji & Co. ... 4. Kobe

Kobe

Hirade K. Hirade & Co. Kobe

Hiroshima Hongkong and Shanghai Bank

Hiroya Fnrido Shokai ... ... .U Tokyo,

HongkongKobe

Hirscomp Hirs

M. J. Co.

Hirshorn .... ... : >H Shanghai

Hirshorn Shanghai Bank .... ... .j. Shanghai

Hishimaru

Hithermos Clung Eng & Co Penang

Hoaline Holland East Asia Line ,(Eastern & Manila

Philippines Shipping Agencies Ltd.)i Hongkong

Hobbly Ho Kwong.

Hongkong ..

Canton Export Co.... 4. Hongkong

Hocanexco China United Apartment ... iShanghai

Hochu.'it

Hochun China United Assurance Co., Ltd.. Shanghai

Hoc hang Hochang & Co. .... Shanghai

Hockannbit Hock Ann Co ... ; li ..l Selangor Singapore

Hockhuat Swee

HopeHengCo. Leong &... Go. ...... • rgaimll 41 Amoy ■ > r.

Hodec

HodgkinsOn Hodgkinson & Co. ... ... ■ .4 Osaka '-

CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Hodzuco Ho Dzu & Co. ... ... ... Chefoo

Roeboonleong Hoe Boon Leong Singapore

Hoehnke Frithjof

HoffmannHoehnke ... China Co

& Wedekind Shanghai

Hoffwedeco El Hogar Filipina Tientsin

Hogarfilip Button & Co., E. M. Manila

Hogg Hogg & Co. Canton

go Ho Ho Biscuit Factory Canton

Hohong Ho Hong Portland Cement Works Singapore

Hohong Ho Hong

HongSoapOil Factory

Mills Singapore

Hohongsoap Ho Singapore

Hohong Ho Hong Steamship Co. Singapore

Holisin Hohsin & Co., ... ••• Singapore

Hoken New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd. Hankow

Hokimiterk Georgetown Trader Kobe

Hokimfcerk GeorgetownImportMotor&Garage Penang

Penang

Hokinecko Hongkong Export Co. Hongkong:

Hokiyoko Hoki Yoko Shanghai

Hokushin Kenshin & Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Holchihand Holland China Handels Compagnie All Ports

Holds!oom L.J. Holdsworth

E. Illingworth .... Osaka

Holdsloom Netherlands Consulate Shanghai

Holiandia

Hollidays Holliday & Co., Ltd. Si., Hongkong

Holsing Handelsvereeniging Shanghai

Holstein C. Holstein & Co....Holland ... Singapore

All Ports

H(*maco The Hongkong Motor Accessories Co. ... Hongkong

Homer,ling Lingson Engineering & Trading Co. Amoy

Homieck Paulinet & Co., Ltd. Kobe

Homos Home of Omesiphorus Taian

Hongchiang Hong Chang Oil Mills Singapore

Ho n iron Honolulu Iran Works Co. Manila

Honshagink Hongkong A Shanghai Banking Corp. ... Tokyo

Honshisei Ichikawa Shiseido & Co. Tokyo

H o n wan The Honwa.n Trading Co. ... Canton

Hoocheongwo .. Hoo Cheong Woo & Co. Hon gkong

Hood Amsterdam Yokohama

Hood Geo. Hood Underwriters Assoc. Yokohama

Hooglandt Hooglandt k Co Singapore

Hoondamall Hoondamall & Son Kobe, Medan

Hoopton Norton k Harrison Co. Manila

Hope Gibb k Co Perak

Hopebros Hope Shanghai

Hopec Hope Bros.

Co. & Co Amoy.

Hopkee Hop Kee & Co Chinwangtao

Hopson H. Walker Hopson Selangor

Hormasjee J. Hormasjee .... ... Shanghai

Horne Horne Co., Ltd. Dairen

Horne Horne Trading

S. L. Horrobin Co., Tokyo Osaka

Shanghai

Horrobin Chartered Bank of India Aust. k China... Hongkong

' Horsford

Hosch East Beach Trading Co. Chefoo

Hoshiksuri The Hoshi Pharmaceutical Co., Ld. Tokyo

Hoshima Konshin & Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Hoshunnet Hoshun kHairnet;

Hoskyn Hoskyn Co. Inc. Manufacturers

... Chefoo

Iloilo

Hospital Saint

Miohel International Hospital Peiping

Hotchand Hotchand 'Kemchand Kobe

Hoteema H. OHveria k Sons Shanghai

Hotel Sandakan Hotel Sandakan

: 38 ?. CABLE - AUUBESSES

Cable Ad\: J Firm Name Place \

Hotellimp ... Imperial Hotel Ltd. Tientsin ,. ,

Howsang ,... How Sang Co. Shanghai H

Hoylsmith ... Hoyle & Smith Singapore

Tientsin . ..

Hsinchita

Hua-An ...... American

Hsin Chi Trading.GV*

Drug Store ... Peiping ,

Huamo

Huanhai ... Hua Mao Traiding

... U-niversal Trading CorporationCoj, Ltd. Tientsin

, .Tientsin

Huasheng , ... Hua Sheng Co. ... Tientsin

Huberco ... Huber & Co.,Exchange

Et— &. Paper i ...Mfg. Co. Shanghai

Shanghai , .t

Hudson ... Commercial King. Shanghai ,

Hudson , ... Hudson & Co. ... , ... Shanghai

Hudson ... Dr. F. B. Hudson ... ■Singapore

Huge ... Eu Tong Sen ... ...

Hulsemann ... New Engine and Iron Works Hankow

Humboldt

llumesinga ... Singapore Hume Pipe Co., Ltd., .

... P ; Schmitz & Co. ... , ,,Qsaka ; ■;' . i j,

Humesteel ... Hume Steel, Ltd. ... .Singapore ; ■ ■

Singapore

Humid .... Shanghai Life Insurance Cb. , Hankow ,.

Humid ... Sun Life Assuranoe Oof., of ,Oa®a4a .. , Hankow .•

HungdaAt ... Hung Dah; Coe ... 4. > ... Soochow

Hunke j..... Globe

HunkeTrading

& Muller ... ! Tientsin

Tientsin

Huntaihsin

Hunter ... Hunter & Co., E. H. Co. >!;•

... Ko. Os. Har. Tokyo

11 upchiangohaji... Hup Chiang Chan .., Singapore

Huphin ... Hup Hin & Co... • .uu! H A. ! , Selanglor

Hussey ... Harry Hussey ... . .1. Peiping

anila

Hustle ... Russell

Huttenbach

Huygen ...... Huttenbach,

G. E. HuygenLazarus ... & Sons, >,...Ltd. Swa. Can Ho.

Huyot ... Huey Yot Tin 1 Dredging, Ltd. Perak

Hwachingho ... Hwa Ohing Ho & Co. ... Cbefoo

Hwano ... Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd. Harbin

Hwasiang ... Chinese Commercial iBank, Ltd. . Singapore

Hweitung ... Hwei Tung S.S. Co. Baiik Co. Ohefoo

Hongkong

Hymsun ... China.Export-Import Shanghai

Hyttefad

Hytun . ... Anglo

... OverseasChinese Dispensary

Shipping & Warehouse Co. i Shanghai

Hywag ... Henry Wagner Kobe

Hywen ... Wen Hsiang Yung Glass Oo. Tientsin

Iberia Kobe

Team ..... Llorens Hijo Co.....

The Progress ... Oantom

Ice ... Zamboanga Cold Storage Co., Inc. Zam.

Hankow

Ice

Ichigin ... Hankow

... Dai Ichi Ginko Ice Works, Ltd. Osaka

Ichisan ... Wuhu General Hospital Wuhu

Hongkong

Ideal .... A. & P. Hingkee & Co.

Idealowe ... Ideal Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Ideo ... Imprimerie d’Extrfeme Orient Hanoi

Tkcerem ... H. Merecki Tokyo

Shanghai

Ilnert

Ilco ...... Ilbert & Co., Ltd.Co, ... Manila

lilies ... , G.Insular

lilies Lumber

& Cb. ... ; ... , Tokyo

Tmpeho ... Imperial Hotel ... ,.i * Osaka

Impkemix ... Imperial Chemical Industries

Importers (Malaya), Ltd. Bel. Pen. Si. , -

Impexchung ...... Chung Thean Huat

Foo Co,& Co. .... - ... Penang i ■ ,

Shanghai

Imposica ... Chungking Import ... Tientsin .

Imposica ...

Imprimeire ... R, Hall Dohr & Co., G. ...

... ... 1 ■ Tientsin

.Shanghai

CABLE ADiDRESSgS 39-

Cable Ad: Firm Fame Place

Imundex Grotijakm & Co.' ' ' Tientsin

Inalada S. X.Co.,’(JO.Ltd. ...... 1 : ' Hongkong ■

Jnchcoy ' r-J The IndoSun Light

China Ti., Soochow, Wuh«

Indemnity ' • [Eastern Underwriters - ••.... ! • Shanghai, I'xentsin

Independent ... Murakami & Co^ Ltd. Kobe

Manila "7

Independent • ... ’independent .... ... ' ... Shanghai

Indepfilms Independent Film

o Industry Trading Co. Exchange Co.

.... of China'..A Shanghai

Ind trade

Indigo . .\ ’Chartered Bank of India Airst.and China ■ Iloilo

Indochine tj. i Banqne de Flndochine v .... .Ly • All Ports

Indug • L'n Insular Drug Co., Inc. ... ■ ••'Manila

Indusenter • ;.. 'SIndustrial Enterprise®, Ltd. : • Harbin

Indusfores nisL bc. Industrielle.et Forestiere d’Extreme... Ghefoo Hanoi- . J;. i,"'. :

Industrial

Industrial Mission • Chefoo Industrial Mission

’Industrial Export China Co., Ltd. ... ...

.Shanghai ’ ,>

Industries ■I.... 'Siam Industries, Ltd.

Industrie Maat; chappij voor Handel •&'Industrie •i Padang

•Bangkok . il.-mi.m!.

Indyunnan ... •Cief Eramgaise des Cheniers r de Fer de

Inerol .U Esso,-Co. L Indo'-Chin.e et.... du A unnan ’Saigon • b-urliyi

Tientsin, Shanghai

ingenetric ilntermitional General Electric Go., Inc. ...'... Tokyo, Osaka

Ingentrie British Thornas- H ou .Jton Co. ... Osaka

Ingcnetrio 1 Thgersol Gen. Electric

Rand Appliance!

Ld. of 'the-.... P’[)ine® Singapore Manila

Inger>iler

Ingots " :...• A. Cameron & (Jo. (China), Ltd.

Inhealco * Shanghai

Inkhorn

Inland ' ...i International

Wo Hop

Health Corporation Shanghai

11 ongkong

1 .. i The China Inland Mission Boy’s School ... • China Ports

Inland Mission ... .'China Inland Mission ... ... Tchang

Innco

Inotaisaku ' ... ■'Futabaya Khoo Saik Inn Co. ... Penang •

& Co., Ltd. ...• Tokyo ' :

Inpicco t..' AVilliams & Linzee ... Hankow

Insectcid tJeyamayers Japan Inspet'Powder Osaka

Institute ‘.7. Shanghai Engineering Club ..." ' '! Co.... Shanghai

Insular k. Insular Hotel ... -A ' Amoy /

Insulation C. H. Nelson .... ...; Kobe

Insulation v... l^ihilippinei Cork & Insulation Oo. ... Manila

Insulife

Inter -....'i.. Insular Life ^Assurance Go!, Ltd. Manila

International Export Co., {-Riangsu) Ltd.... Nanking

Interbooks

Interha •International Booksellers .Shanghai

Interlude International Harvester ExpOtt Cd- ... Shanghai Harbin

Interlude Anglo-Chinese

China Coal Co.BuildingCo.J

' • f

' ' ...

... Shanghai

Interlude China Produce & Lace Co. ... Shanghai

Interlude

Internatio ( ...;.. International Electric Wire

Credit en Handelsvereening Singapore

International ... Bankkoku loshiSeizosho

Kaisha ... Kobe

International Bankoku Toyo Kobe

... Singapore

Interporters

Tnterprete 1 ■SInterporters tephen Bros.Co, ... ... ... Singapore

Intersavin ... Assurance Franco-Asiatiqne Tsinan, Peiping

Intersavin international Savings Soc. •••... a ’All Ports • A 1

... ■BInternationa]

Intersavin rand & Co. Insurance .... • •>.Office,... Inc. 'Foochow

Intersure All Ports

Intertrade /! International Indenting Go. Singapore • •"

Intertext I nternational

Technical Cotrespondence

Supply Co: OfCo.China 'School Manila, S’hai., S’pore-

Intertext :.. iTnter.nafional Tr.bacco ’ Shanghai

Tntertobac nidi : Shanghai

Intustrie in) .a.’ The Tali'Wing Fire- Mar.- Ins. Co. Ld. Tientsin

Invincible

Ipoh Club r «(Dpoh ■ Frost,Club Bland Shanghai *

Iptak ■ . ..i IpTakcfeCo. . ... Perak

i Hongkong ww. •/. • '

40 CARLE ADDRESSES

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Irclub International Recreation Club Shanghai, Tientsin

Ironsons Fisk Tire Export Co., Inc. Shanghai

Allan Shanghai

Irvhurnag

Irvinjones Irving,& Jones

Buchanifc Co. ... Singapore

.... Tientsin

Irwin Irwin, Brown & Grice S’pore.,

Isaac

Isaac

Ed. Ezra

E. S. Isaac

Isabeau France Boeki Shokai Kobe

Isahtsuji Tsuji Hanbury & Cay Ltd. ... Osaka

Isarohus Probst, Shanghai

Isida. Isida Association... Shanghai

Iskibp&n “Singapore

Social Welfare-” Tientsin

Shanghai,

Isonandra

Issoi G. Rossi

Rubber Works .... u

Co Shanghai Singapore

Israel's Shanghai

Israelite

Italasia Italasia Messenger

Ld. Siiiga4>ore

Yokohama

Ifcalconsul Italian Consulate

Italian Embassy .... ....

.... Tokyo .

Ifcaliadipl

italics Chartered Bank .... .... Perak

Italo

Italo Cornalba & Pezzini k Commission Agency Tientsin

Tientsin Forwarding Tientsin

Itoshoko Ito Co., Trading

Ltd. Co. Hongkong, Shanghai

Itrac Italian Tientsin

Singapore

Jtrust Singapore Improvement Trust Shanghai

Iwai

I waki Iwai

Iwasaki Iwaki

Mitsubishi ...

Goshi Kaisha ... ... Chefoo

Perak

Iwasakiban Mitsubishi Shanghai

I wasakisal Mitsubishi Bank, Ltd. Ltd.

Shoji Kaisha, All Ports

Iwataandco I wafer Shokai Yokohama

Iwatabros Iwata Brothers Osaka

Jzukichi

Jabakins Kishimoto Shoten&...Co., Ltd. Osaka

Tokyo

tTabarand Baker, Perkins, Ltd.

Jacoberg Jabara ife van

Jacobson Bros.Berg...& Co. ... ... Shanghai

Sourabaya

Jacobsfurs Jacobson k Kupitsky Tientsin

Jacolob J.Sauer

Osawa Osaka

Jadering

Jaissle & Co.k Co., Ltd. Peiping

Batavia

Jalaing Jais le k Co.

S. 0. Lay it Co. 4.. ... Hongkong

James Commdr. C. H. N. James Yokotiama

Jamesglobe

Jameslam ; James’s;

J. Lam k Co. Globe Trading Co. Kobo

Canton

Jansanel Jansen k Co. Batavia

Japan Hotel Hotel du Japon ...Co., Ltd. .. Nagasaki

Japanauto Japan Automobile To.

Japandemag Schmitz

Jap an field Goodfield & Co. ... iKobe

Japapco

Japee Japan Paper Co. ... Kobe

Tientsin

North China Wool Co.

Japfar R1 eastern, feic., J. H. Tientsin

Japvention Kobe

Jar

Jardeng J.International

A. Russell kInventions,

Co. Ltd. Selangor

All Ports

Jardine Jardine

Ellerman Engineering Corporation,

& Bucknallk Co., Co., Ltd.

Ltd. Ltd. ... Ti. Ports

Jardine Jardine, Matheson All

Jardines Hong Kong Fire Insurance Oo. Ltd. ... H&rbin

Jarkon

Jarkong British & Chinese Corporation, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Chinese Eastern Railway Co. Pep., Shanghai

Jasburke Burke k Baker ... Osaka

JasperBeer M. P. Jaspersen ... Newchwang

CABLE ADDRESSES 41

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Javahout . ... Java Ja\’asoh& Houthandel-Maatschappij ... Bataviaaug

Sema

Javaienbo :) Java-ChinaTJapan len Boe Kongsie. ...

Lijn. •••... ,< •••... All Ports

Javalyn Erdmann &.Sielckens Shanghai

Javasugar Hongkong, Canton

Jayatchbee ...... J.James H. Backhouse, Ltd. ...

H. Morgan ..✓ — ••• Yokohama

Jaymor Kobe

Jayna ... Vickram &'Oo. ...& .Co.

Teesdale, Newman Shanghai

Jeandah ....I All Ports

Jebsen

Jedeikin ... Jebsen & Cq. ••• ;

Louis Jedekein »>k A -.i Kobe

Tientsin

Jehayes ... The Hayes

: ...; Jenkin sTobacco Co. Engineering Corporation,

... Inc.

.... Shanghai

Jenco

Jenli Jen L Co., The .... Peiping, Tientsin

Jenorten ... Bovine & Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Shanghai

Jensenuis .... G. S. Jensen ... ... . . ••• Hongkong

Jerams .J.- Thakcrdas Jeraradas & Co. ... ..j Tokyo

Jerpi ... Western Electric Co. ... Hakodate

Jetcolim ...... Japan

J. E. and Eastern

Turner Co. Trading Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Jetpelham Hongkong

Jewellery ... Sheriff Brothers ... Swatow

Jin ... Chen & Co., G. T. Swatow

Jin . . Boan titanFeng

Co. «.. ... Tientsin

Jintan ... H. Morishita & Co. Osaka

Jipco ... Wakeford & Lowndes ... ■ ... Singapore

Singapore

Jitts , ... Jitts & Co,... ..,] i .i.4 '••• Shanghai

Joaqmsousa ...... Y.

Sousa & Cie.

T. King & Co. ... ... rj. Hongkong

Jocular ... Joseph Tuck Shanghai

Joetuck ... Joseph Gould & Co. ... ... HTientsin

ongkong

Jogould

Johns ... John’s Import & Export Co.

Johnson Johnson & Co. ... Hongkong

Jolaing ... S. C. Lay & Co. ... / ... Hongkong

Jonas ... F. M. Jonas..Co. .,. ... ' ... Kobe

Shanghai

Jonathan ... R. Grimshaw Kobe

Joosub ... Peermahomed Gomei Kaisha ... Singapore

Jooteckhin ..f Joo Teck Hin Manila

Jos4 Jos4 Angel ,;}! ... ... . Tientsin

Josef ... Joseph Yen & Co, Kobe

Joseph .i.... MReLs,S. Joseph

Massey dr& Co.,

Co. Ltd. ... Chefoo, S’hai, H’kong

Josstree Macao

Jotaabe ... J. A. Basto Shanghai

Joumacban ...... Journal de Shanghai

Burlington Private Hotel ... Singapore

Judah

Judah

Judean ■ i A S, J. Judah

... China Palestine & Co.Trading

... Co. ... Singapore

Shanghai

Judex ... N.V. De Bataafsche Petroleum Maats. Sumatra

Juico Jui Shin & Co. ... Tientsin

Julbar ... Barraud, J. ... ... Shanghai

Julian ... Frankel Bros. Singapore

Singapore

Jumabhoy ... M. Jumabhoy & Co. Kobe

J ungers ... Victor Selling Agency Osaka

Junshashin ......■ Uyeda A. MitGiellShashinki

& Co. ...Ten Kobe

J upiter ... J. .M. Tavares Shanghai

Juristava

Justa .:. J. I). Blakeney & Co. Tientsin

Justitia s-dk Arne Shanghai

Juvet ... JuvetSorensen

& Co, ... ■ Tientsin

Singapore

Kader _ .a- Sayna Abdul Kader ; . Shanghai

Kadoorie

Kahnkay nuilk Kadoorie

dk P. Griebel &.Sons ...... ’ ...... ‘ . Kobe

‘ 4ii CABLE AiBDBESSES

Cable Ad: Firw‘ ■ Nmne Place

Kaigisho Yokohama Chamber of Commerce Yokohama

Kaihoncs

Kaimo Kaihong Trading OoC‘ Hongkong

A. Kein Tientsin

Kaimo German Cycle Cb. Tientsin

Kaimusho Doi Araki cfe Watahabe Shanghai

Kaiping Kailan Mini-ng Adininstration Shanghai

Kairiku Nippon Ka-inku Transport. Oo. Shanghai

Kaiyosha Kaiyosha Co. ... Shanghai

Kakai East Asiatic Co. ... • m ... Bangkok

Kale

Kalganfurs' Kale & Co. Shanghai

Kalgan Fur Corporation ;.. Tiensiin

Kalganry

Kamani Peiping Suiyuan

Gidumal Line1

& Waturnull,-Ltd. ...... Peiping

Kamanico Gidumal cfc Watumall Hongkong

Shangai

Kamchuei* Poon & Co., K. C, Macao

Kamkee Kam Kee •

Kammgain

Kampong Kodatz Kamuntihg Tin Dredging, Ltd. Hongkong

G.Kampong Shangai

Kananginko China and Southern BaVlk, Ltd. Perak

Kanebo Kanegafuchi-Cotton Spinning'Go:, Ltd.... Sem., Taipeh, S’pore..

Kanaskao Com ptoir O rien t E x pott Kobe, Osaka

Kansanada' Kansai Sanada Trading Co., Ltd. ' Kobe

Kobe

Kantraco '

Kapal Kan to Trading Co. Tokyo

Straits Steamship Co., Ltd. ...

Kapustinf ; Kapustin tfe-Co. i ... ... Singapore,

Tientsin

Malacca

Karanjia

Karatzas Gobhai Karan jia, Ltd. Kobe

Karim bakeii Karatzas Bros. Tientsin

Kasachoff E.H. K.Kasachoff

B. Karimbaksh Shanghai

Tientsin

Kasaicompy

Kasfag Kasai & Co., Ltd. ... ..: Kobe

Kasopa Fagan

K. S. Pavri& Sons'

Ka.ssimcQ R. .. Hongkong,

Katemnicos Shanghai General Store Penang, Singapore-E. M. Ka

Katemoprtakis Express Shanghai

Katoseijn KatoseijnRicksha ShotenCo. • Shanghai

Yokohama

KatoyokP Kato & Risen Co. Kabushiki Kaisha Tientsin

Katsuda Katsuda Kobe

Kattwinkel

Kattwinkel China Clock Co o'.) ... Shanghai

Katz ... Max Kattwinkel

Henry Waugh & Coi ... Shanghai

Kawakisen Kawasaki Kisen Kabushiki Kaisha ... Kobe Bangkok, S’pore., Sel

Kawauchi Kawauchi Kai soten i ... Shanghai

Kayamally

Kayunship Kayamally

Ka Yun Shipping

Kaz'an Tientsin Carpet'Oiekining: 0o. ; Shanghai

... Tientsin

Kazem

Keanleong S.Kean

K. Shartisi & Co. ... ••• Shanghai

Keatcheang Leong.A Co ... Selangor

Keat Seng Keat Cheong.& Co Singapore

Keat Seng & Co. Selangor

Kewal

Keechong• • Dihanamal

Shewan, Tomes & Co, & Co ’> ' ■ ’ > va

... Kobe

..: Hongkong

Keecbong

Keechong Elliston Pugh & Co. Ltd. : ... Shanghai

China Underwriters. Canton

Keijola

Keilco Hannes Kai jo-la, M. A. ... Shanghai

Kekco W. Keil & Co. ... •’ ... ' ... Mukden

Kellerkern K.Keller,

E. Kyoon Kern && Co.

Co., Ltd. : Shanghai

Kell wood L. H. Rawson Hongkong, Manila

Kelly Kelly . f e Walsh, Ltd. Shanghai

Shanghai

Kempton Fred Kempton & Co. Shanghai

Kenakagawa Naka,gawa Shokai Kaisha. Inc. Dairen

CABILE ADDRESSES 4$

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Kenburk .. Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd. Penang,

Penang Perak

Kenburk .. Malay Peninsula Agriculatural Assoc. ..,

Kengco .. Keng & Co. ... oil Singapore

pengseng Lim & Seah Singapore

Kenion .. Maxwell

Kenshi Shanghai Silk Spinning Co. ... Shanghai

Kennedy .. Kennedy & Co. Penang

Kennels .. Mayfield Kennels & Zoo Singapore

Kennels .... de SouzaTai& Bros

Kwong Chong ... Singapore

Hongkong

Kennets .. Keong Lay & Co. ... Penang

i Keonglay

Kenshin .. Kenshin & Co. Tientsin

Ker Keir & Co. Philippines

Kenzaisha .. Kenzaisha Goshi Kaisha Tokyo

f Keramic .. Chartered Bank of India, Aust. & China.. Kobe

Kobe

Kerbycluff

Kernel .... Clough

CharteredKerbyBank of India, Aust. & China.. . Sarawak

Tientsin

! Kerosene .. China Petroleum Co., Ltd. ...

Kerryco .. PI. E. Kerry Co. ... Kobe

Amoy.

l| Kesco .. Kulangsu Electric Supply Co. Shanghai

Kesswither .... Kessler & &Co.,Co.Ltd.

Dhanamal Kobe

s Kewal

Keylock .. Keylock & Pratt ... Shanghai

> Keystone Keystone Tobacco Co., Ltd. Dairen

} Khai’war .. B. M. Kharwar ... Kobe

I! Khenghuat .. Kheng Huat & Co. Singapore

Penang

Khiehengke .... Khie

D. H.Heng

CooperKee

Co. U.Jtt Hongkong

Khordad .. Chung Wha Commercial & Saving Bank Shanghai

|| Kiangyoh

Kiaotsi .. Kiaochow-Tsinan Line Tsingtao

Kieboon A. van dein& Co. Kieboon Osaka

Shanghai

Kienhuize .. Kienhuize Tientsin

! Kiessling .. Kiessling & Bader ... Yokohama, Shanghai

Kimar,rai .. Kimatrai & Co. Yokohama

,i Kimbun

Kimhoaheng .. Kimbun

Kim Shoten& Co.

Hoa Heng ... Bangkok

Penang

[ Kimkengleong

Kimseng . .... Kim Keng Leong & Co.

Kim Seng

..... Penang, Perak

j; Kinbun Yokohama

[ Kinchen .... Kinbun Shoten

Kincheng Banking Corporation T’sin., Peiping,Dai i f n

Selangor

Kingchong .... King Chong & Co. ... Singapore

Kingcup .. Barker

King &Son Co. Co. ... Kobe

Kingdragon Shanghai

J Kingekoy King E. Koy Tientsin

i Kin gfeng .. Peiping-Mukden Railway

? Kingkee King Kee & Oo. ... Shanghai

Kings .... King’s HotelPrivate Hotel Wei Hai Wei

Kingsclere Kingsclere Hongkong

< Kingshian King Shian & Co. Chefoo

Shanghai

:> Kingshill .. L. Koenigsberger ...

\ Kingson Hongkong

|j Kingsyn

Kinhai .... P. K.China

The KwokClipper...

& Co. ... , Shanghai

Shanghai

Kinhan .. Kinhai Trading Co. Peiping

Kinly .„ Peiping-Hankow

Kelly and

& Co., Line , Hongkong

Kinly .. Chau LeeLtd. ... Canton,

HongkongHongkong

|) Kino

Kinsey Kino Bros. & Co., Ltd. Selangor

.. J. B. Kinsey < Perak ( -

Kintaperak .. Societe Anonyme

Kintonco H. Tonkin & Co....des Etains

. ..,de Kinta...

, ... Swatow ,

Shanghai :;

Kiousin .. Kiousin Dock ... ... Singapore

I Kisingchen .. Ki Sing Co.

65

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44 CABiLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Kismet Knitting & Co. ... Hongkong

Kit ... Chow Kit & Co. Selangor

Kitafuku Kitafuku Kamaki

Yoke & Co. Shanghai

Kitagumi Kitagumi Kobe

Kitashdna Tientsin

Kitco Chow Kit && Co.

KeeisiMn Co., Ltd. Singapore

Dairen

Kitvostdor Chinese Eastern Railway Comm. Agcy. Chefoo

Kiuchengco Kiu Cheng & Co. ... Shanghai

Kiyohaj-a Kiyohara &Successors,

Co. ... Ltd. ... Tokyo, Osaka

Kjellbergs

Klaasenco Kjellbergs Batavia

Klasons Klaasen Co. ... .;. Singapore

Kleemann F. V. Klass & Sons Tientsin

Klemantaski Kleemann & Co.,

Jacques Klemantaski Otto Harbin

Kleinschmidt E. Kleinsschmidt ... Tientsin

Shanghai

Klin geo

Knapsack Klingelnberg & Wieda Hongkong

Knuckle Kai Tai & Co. Selangor

Chartered Bank of India, Aust. & China... Kobe

Koberusse

Kingkee Kahn Kee

King & Co.,

& Co.G.K. ... Shanghai

Knipco Knipschildt & Eskelund Shanghai

Shanghai

Kochien Hopkins, Dunn &Ltd.

Eastman Kodak, Co., Ltd. ... ... All Ports

Kodak Tientsin

Kodak “ Kodak ” Shop & Photographic Studio Tokyo,

Koerting

Kofa ...

Koerting & Co.

Kofa American Drug Co., Inc., U.S.A. ... ShanghaiOsaka

Leinewber, Harbin

Kofa

Kohan Kohan TrustW.Bank... Shanghai

Shanghai

Kohjaitse Koh Jai Tse 'Shanghai

jKohweichi Koh Wei Chi & Cb. Singapore

Kohyewhean Koh Yew

China Hean EngSupply

Educational Kee Press Shanghai

Kohyokwon Kobe & Osaka Press Kobe

Kokoku Kobe

Kokusaisen Kokusia Kisen, K. K.

Kolff & Co. Batavia

Kolff Kom&da & Cb. ... Yokohama

Komada C.Komor

D. Komaroff Shanghai

Komaroff

Komor & Komor ... Hongkong

Komor Kuhn & Komor ... Kobe

Hongkong

Konda Kwong Tai Hong ... Penang

Kong Kong & Co.and Commercial Bank, Ltd. ...

Industrial Shanghai, Hongkong

Kongshan Kong Tiam &Construction

Co. ... Co. Selangor

Kongteam Continental Shanghai

Kongtichine Pharmacie Europeene Chefoo

Konkewitch. Suenson & Co., Ld. Shanghai

Konstruct

Koonseng Cheong Koon Seng & Co. Singapore

Koontai Koon TaiIncorporated

& Co. Hongkong

Koorble Elbrook, S’hai.,

Harbin, Tientsin

Kooyman

Kopeck

Kooyman cfc Lonborg China Ins. Office ...

Lester & Morris ShanghaiTientsin

East-West Fur Trading Tientsin

Kopitsky

Kop pel rail Koppel, (Chilippines) Inc.Corporation ... Manila, Iloilo

Yokohama

Kopp&aneco E. G. Kopp Manila

Kord Blue Bar Oocoanut Co., Inc. Shanghai

Koresca W.

D. H.Koreska

Korkhau & Co. Osaka

Korkham

Korva Darroch Chefoo

Ivosorient L. Kosloff& Co. Shanghai

Hongkong

Kotewall R. H. KoteAvall & Cb. Harbin

Koulaieff Koulaieff & Son ...

CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Kovalsky (Kovalsky, V. F. ... Harbin

Kovar Kovar & (Jo.

Kowloon Cricket Club Tientsin

Kowcriclub Hongkong

Kowihung Kow Kee Hung Lumber Tientsin

Kowkee Kow Timber Co. Co. ... ni Shanghai

Krauss E. Krauss ... Tokyo

Krebs Maxims Cafe Restanrant Tsingtao

Kreier Kreier’s Hotel ... ... Tientsin

Kremlin Hongkong Hotel ... Hongkong

Kremoffice Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels, Ltd. . Hongkong

Kriekenbeek J. W. Kriekenbeek... Perak

Krijgsman J.America

Krijgsman Shanghai

Kripendorf China& Expoi’t-Import

Co. Co. Tientsin

jKrogh Oriental Supply Co. Tsingtao

Kronsiem , Siemssen & Krohn ... Shanghai

Krugliak Krugliak, R. G. ,.. Tientsin A

Kswd Kobe Steel Works, Ltd. Kobe

Kuabex Exchange Bank of China Peiping

Kuenzle Kuenzle & StreiffCo.,... Ltd.

Kuhara Trading Philippines

Kuharashoji

Kuhn Tokyo

Kuhn & Co. Mukden

Kummer Kummer and Comins Manila

Kunchi

Kungbros Chartered BankLace

Kung Brothers of India,

Co. etc. Klang.

Shanghai

Kungchi Kungchi Import Co. Tientsin

Kuniehen Kung I. Cheng Shanghai

Kunjhiro Oriental Trading Co. Hongkong

Kunstalber Kunst & Albers Harbin,

Kuohwabank China States Bank ShanghaiS’hai., Han.

Kupitsky

Kupitsky East-West& Fur

Jacobson Trading Corporation. Harbin

Kupitsky

Kuronia Koschkin, J. & H. , Tientsin

Kursmakler Kobe

Shanghai

Kohler, Schulz & Groesser

Kutchukian J. P. Kutchukian... Tientsin

Kusuiri Nippon Baiyaku Kaisha, Ltd. Dairen

Kwacenbank The Kwangtung Central Bank Hongkong

Kwanl'ayuen

Kwangchi Hwang' Fat Yuen Tientsin

Kwangho Church Missionary

Shanghai Club Society Hospit il . Hangchow

Kwangyu Kwang Yu Industrial Co , Shanghai

Kwanpetcoy Kwang Wha Petroleum Co. ... . Shanghai

Shanghai

Kwok Singon & Co., Ltd. Selangor, Hongkong

Kwolebanco Kwang Lee Bank Co. Singapore

Kwung

Kylj)a Kwungling Co. .. ... Canton

Kyniim Kyle, Palmer & Co.. Ltd. . Selangor, Perak

Kyobunkwan Priest. Marians & Co., Ltd. . Kobe

Kyo Bun Kwan Tokyo

Kyoekisha

Kyodokasai Manshu Kyoekisha, Ltd. ... Dairen

Kyodo Fire Insurance Co. , Osaka

Kyoshinyoko

Kysun Kyoshin, Yoko, Ltd. Kobe

Labo Au Siu Cho

Hankow Chemical Laboratory Hongkong

La bo Hankow

Labour Jensen’s Chemical Laboratories . Shanghai

Laboy Labour Association Singapore

Lacan Labrooy Bros. Perak

Lacey & Cannan, Ltd. Hankow

Lace Depot Silk Embr. & Lace Depot ... Chefoo

Lacedeoba Compagnie d’Exportation d’Extreme Orient Hanoi

Lacefilet Mackfoud

Lacewingd

Lacewingd Hongkong Importing

Lace Co. (Jo. ...... ...... Shanghai

Hongkong

Hongkong & Shanghai Importing Co. ... Shanghai

65

CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Ladcomp .. Dreyfus Co., Ltd., Singapore

Ladonna .. La Donna ... ... ... Kobe Shanghai

Ladyjensky

Lafahsu .. L. N. Ladyjensky ... Shanghai

Laflin .... R.T. M.

K. Raphael

Laffin .:. Yokohama

Laffin .. Pacific Stevedoring & Landing Co. ..i Yokohama

Baffin Yokohama Tansan Aerated Water Co. Yokohama

Lagarian . Tuason & Sampedro, Inc. ... Manila

Lalcaca .. Lai caeca & Co. ... ...- ' ... Shanghai

Lam .. C. S. Lam & Co. ... .n Borneo

Lammert : T... ... Lammert Bros. ...

Lammert ' ... Hongkong Canton

Lampenact .. -C. H. Lammert & Son

.. Ditmar, Brunner Bros., Ltd.... Shanghai

Lamwoo Lam Woo & Co. Hongkong

Lancaster ,. T. H. Lancaster & Co. .<• Dairen

Lanciawork . .... Lancia Garage ...

Landau ... ... ■' ; Hongkong

Shanghai

Landing Pacific Transport Co. ... ... Kobe, Yokohama

Landing . .... Shinzaike

Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.

Engine

... ... 'Hongkong

... ’ Manila, Cubu

Landiron .. John Landahl, Inc.

Land maid

Hongkong

Lands

Laneford .. The H. K. Land Inv. & Agenfey' C pi, Ltd..:. Shanghai

.. Lane, Crawford

Langkwang .. Lanchow Mining Co.

Langley .. H. Langley & Co. ...... 1 ... Tientsin Kobe

Language ...' North China Union Language School ... Peiping

Lanka .... Cumberbatch •& Co., Ltd. !Selangor

Lapainmeraye . .. De la Pommeraye et Cie ... Saigon

Lapco ■ .... Liapunoff & Co. ... _ Tientsin

Hanoi.

Lapomeraye

Lapraik .. Indochine Films and Cinemas Amoy

Lapweld ....- Douglas

Stewarts Lapraik

&■ & Co. Ltd. ...

Lloyds, Shanghai

Lascar ... Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp. Beping

Shanghai

Lasgoud

Lashudec ... A..G. Mossop Shanghai

Lasrevinu ... L. E. Hudec

Universal Trading Co. ... Hongkong

Lathiphia Dawood & Co. ,: Singapore

Lato Jensen’s Chemical Laboratories Shanghai

Latonia National Food Products Co. Manila

Latpau Latpau Press >1' Singapore

Kobe

Latuf

Laundry Mexican Consulate Singapore

Laurent SingaporeLaurent

... Marius Steam Laundry Harbin

Lautierfis ..... . Lautier Kobe

Jjavadia, \ Lavadia Fils

& Co.Shokai... ... Manila

Weihaiwei

Lavers

Jjavizzari ... Lavers &

... G. Lavizzari & Co.Clark Bangkok

Lavolta ... Yue Sang & Co. bid ... ; ... ... Shanghai Hongkong

Lawcopub ...... Lawyers’

Chinese American Publishing

Co-operative Society Co. Manila

Lawcopub

Lawtok ... iE. 1). Kotwall & Co. ... Hongkong

Lawyewguan ... L. Y. Guan & Co. Perak

Layko ... Layko Boss cfc Co., Inc. Kobe

Laylor-gawa Taylor & Co., W. W. Manila, Seoul

Laysteg ... iSteger & Co. Hongkong

Tientsin

Lazaristes

Lazarus ... Roman Catholic Mission Hongkong, Shanghai

Le ...... N. H. Lazarus

Levi son . Padang

Leadman . Leadman & Co., Ltd. Foochow

League ... League 1 Singapore

Leather Barrow, ofBrown

Nations

Ltd. Organisation

... Bangkok

Hongkong

Lebasto ... L. E. Basto & Co. ...

CABLE ADDRESSES 47

Cable Ad-. Firm Name Place

Leconteco ... Leconte & Co. Tientsin

Ledeboer ... W. B. Ledeboer & Co. Celebes

Lee ... Western Motor C&r Co. Shameen, Canton

Laeavia ... Lee Pineapple Co., Ltd. *, Swatow

Singapore

Leebros

Leechung ...... Lee Bros. & Co.

Machinists Store ... Selangor

Leeco ...... Joseph J.D.Lee & Cp. Tientsin

Leerdam Leerdam, J. ... Johore

Leesan ... K. Lee San & Co'.' • ‘ Penang

Tokyo

Legadane ... Legation of Denmark Peiping

Legafranee

Legamex ...... French Legation

Legation for Mexico... Tokyo

Legation Peping

Leges ...... Peiping Electric

Anderson & Anderson Co; Shanghai

Lehin ... Indian Cotton. Importers^ Assoc, of C. Shanghai

Lekas ... Nederlandsche Yerkdop Organistie ... (Kobe

Leibrosco ... Leison! Brothers & Co. ... ... Canton

Osaka

Leica ... Schmidt Shoten ... ... Harbin

Lemente ... Lemente Harry ...

Lemjus .... China Export import & Bank !Cp., Ltd.' All Ports

Lemke Walter Lemke ... ... Tokyo

Lemorb ... Canadian All Ports

Lemonco ... Lemon & National

Co. ...Railways...••• ' ... Kobe Koke, Tokyo

Lendrum

Lennox * ...•• Lehdrum Japan,

J. Lennox & Co. Ltd. Tsingtao

Leo ... Leo D’Almada Hongkong

Leodian . Leon Azadian e Castro ... ...‘ .. Shanghai

Leon ... The Tomeye Trading Co. . ... ... ; Kobe

Tokyo, Osaka

Leonard

Leonard ...... Leonard

W. Birnie

S. Leonard Shanghai

Leongcheong ... Leong Cheong & Co. ... Singapore

Leonowens , ; Louis T. Leonowens, Ltd. Bangkok

Leopold ... Marcel Leopold & Co. Tientsin

Lepargne All Ports ■’

Lepmission ...... L’Epargne Franco Chinoise

Mission to Lepers (International) .:. Shanghai Bangkok

Lert ... Nai Lert Shanghai

Leisandent ......

Lesdor Alfred Dent &Publishing

Kwang Co. ... Shanghai

Lesdor ... Oxford Hsueh liojuse

University Press China'Agency Shanghai

Shanghai

Lesirk ... Krisel & Krisel

Lesur ... M. A. Russell ... Kobe

Singapore

Letels

Leth ...... TelsLeth

Y. & Co’sMoller

Trading

& Co.Society ... Peping

Lettergieterij ... N.Y. Lettergieterij “Amsterdam” ... Batavia Shanghai

Leumas ... Samuel

Levedag

Lever / N’ichioBros.

Lever Boyeki Shokai

(Japan), Ltd. ...... ... Manila

Kobe

Lever Crdsfields & Sons, Joseph ... Shanghai

Lever ... Brices Soap Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Lever ... Lever Bros. (China), Ltd. ... Shanghai

Lever ... Wm. Gossage & Sons (China), Ltd. ... Shanghai

Leverett

Levers ...... American Pioneer

China Soap Co., Ltd. Line •- Hongkong

T’sin., S’hai, H’kong.

Leverett ... L.H. Everett,

Levison Inc. Shanghai,

Levison

Lewarg

...

... C. N. Gray & Co. ... Padang Manila

Lewis Shanghai

Lex ...... J.H. Lewis

Browett& Co. ... ... .;.r Dairen

Shanghai

Lexicon ... Tso & Hodgson ... ... Hongkong

Ley ... Charles Ley Comptoir Tientsin

Ley ... Ley, Ltd. Tientsin

48 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Ley bold L. Ley bold Shokwan ... , ... Tokyo

Leymotors Ley land

F. LeynaudMotors, Ltd. Singapore

Leynaud Canton

Leynaud Etsblissements A. Chapeaux et Cie ... Shanghai

Leyshokwan Ley bold Shokwan

Lianqui Trading Co. ... Osaka

Lianqui Singapore

Liantong Lian Tiong & Co.... Medan

Liberlight The Liberty Manufacturing Co. Hongkong

Libco Libby,

Liberty McNeill

Dairy and Libby ... Manila

Liberty Shanghai

Libra China Oil Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Liddell Liddell

General Bros. & Co.,

Co. Ltd. Tientsin,

Liddell Electric

C. C. W. Liddelow...

of China, Ltd. Tientsin Han., S’ha

Liddelow Penang

Liebert Deutsche Cigaretten Fabrik Tientsin;

Liecheeo Lien Shen Trading

Liengyi Mercantile Co.1 Co. Shanghai

Lienmarco Li and Fung, Canton Shanghai

Lifung Indian Oriental Trading Co. ... Hongkong,

Kobe Canton

Light

Lighterage Hongkong Tug and Lighter Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Lighterage Whangpoo Tug and Lighter Co. Shanghai

Lighters Amoy

KwangLighter Co. ... Supply Co., Ltd. ... Amoy

Tung Electric Canton

Lighthouse

Lightsanit Shanghai Sanitary and Electric Co. Shanghai

Ligmytoco Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co., Ltd. All Ports

Ligtvoet N. V. Ligtvoets Fabrieken van Bouw- Sourabaya

materialen Manila

Liguaneoal Liguan Coal Mines,

Li Kim Chuan & Sons Inc. Selangor

Likimechuan Raub Australian Gold Mining Co. Pahang

Lilburne Shanghai

Lilee Lee

Great Lee

ChinaGarage

Lilium ... Pictures ... Shanghai

Lilium Lilly Eli

Lillyshang Manchuria Trading Corporation Mukden

Limancor LimeElectric

Kilns, Co.

Inc. ...... Manila

Limekilns

Limelectric Lim Penang

Limeutoh Lim Eu Toh & Co. Penang

Limjee Vasunia Kobe

Lim Kai Tai Lim Kai &TaiCo.& Co. Taipeh, Taihoku

Singapore

Limkeecheok Lim Nee

Lim Kee Cheok

Soon Singapore

Limneesoon

Limot Liaotung Motor Company ... Dairen

Shanghai

Limpets Wm. Jacks

Lincoln Shanghai

Lincowong

Lindeteves Lindeteves& Co., Ltd., ... W. ... Perak

Hankow

Lindmeyer Geldmacher & Lindmeyer Shanghai

Lingnanco Li Nan Co., Ltd. ... Canton

Lingnanumi Lingnan University

Lingsang Ling Sang Printing! Ink Co. Shanghai

Link American Presbyterian Mission Shanghai

Linotype Linotype and Machinery, Ltd. ... All Ports

Hongkong

Linstead Linstead & Davis ...

John Dickinson & Co., Ltd Hongkong, Singapore

Lionbrand Medan

Liongsoohin Liong Soo Hin ... Shanghai

Lionsilk Laou Kiu Lueh & Co. .... Shanghai

Liosnoff Union Pharmacy

Lipkovsky Siberian Jewellery Store ... Shanghai

Lipton Lipton, Ld. Shanghai

Lishamco W. Y. Cheong & Co. Shanghai

Lisinkuns Lih & Co. and Sanitary Works, ... Shanghai

Sing Heating

Tientsin Tientsin

Liss

Listenin Electric Service Corporation, Inc. Shanghai

CABiLE ADDRESSES 49

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Literature United Church of Canada Shanghai

Litigation Lyson & Hall Hongkong

Little Little & Go., Ltd., John ... Set, S’pore., Penang

Littlesliop The Little Saop Hongkong

Liuholin Liu Ho Kou Mining Co., Ltd. Peiping

Liyoprinco Liang You Printing & Publishing Co. ... Shangha i

Lloydiano Lloyd Triestino Navigation Co. Kobe

Lloydtiians Llojd Triestino Nav. Co. ... Shanghai

Lobnitz Lobnitz & Co. ... Perak

Loco R. Young & Co., Ltd. Penang

Locomotive American Locomotive Sales Co. Peiping

Log-mross Logan & Ross .. Penang

Loger H. D. Rodger ... Shanghai

Lohkinsu Loh Kin Sui Malacca

Lokoomall Liberty Silk Store Hongkong

Lobunchay Philippine Foreign Trading Co., Ltd. Manila

London Miss London Missionary Society... Tientsin

Loninsuroff Lonborg Insurance Office ... Shanghai

Loukonlay Lonkoinay Shanghai

Lookers Look Brothers .. Penang

JLopesalves Hongkong

Lortnoc Ed. T. &Robertson

Lopes Alves, Ltd.

& Co. ... Shanghai

Losilko Laou Kiu Chwang Co. Shanghai

Louiswettei Dewette & Co. ... Osaka

Louplee Loup & Young... Tientsin

Louvre Au Petit Louvre Hongkong

Loveliness Wai Cheong Co. Hongkong

Lovsted Manila

Lowhoonchip .. LowM.How

C. Lovsted & Co. (Manila), Ltd ...

Chip & Go. ... Singapore

Loxley Perrin Cooper & Co. Tientsin

Loxley AC. R. Loxley & Co. Can. Ho. Si.

Lubrimberg Brimberg Bros.-- Tientsin

Lubr ocoini Luzon Brokerage Co., Inc. Manila

Lucile Maison Lucile Shanghai

Lucky-Lucky A. Man, Hing Cheong Hongkong

Luco Dr. Lujz Nolaaco Macao

Lucool L. Z. Cool Shanghai

Luhan Mines De Lineheng Peiping

Luisa BoticaAntiqua de Cebu, Inc. Cebu

Lukashik Lukashik & Sons Tientsin

Lulab Shanghai Land Development Co. Shanghai

Lumat North Borneo State Rubber Co. ... Jesselton

Lumberco China Import and Export Lumber Co. Ltd. All Ports

Lumberco U. M. Ginsbourg ... Shanghai

Lumoco Model & Co., Inc., L. Manila

Lumsdaine A. H. V. Lumsdaine ... Shanghai

Lungtai Lung Tai Trading Co Shanghai

Lunperchin Perrin’s (China), Ltd. Hongkong

Lunsang Lun Sang & Co. ... Hongkong

Luntai Lun Tai Mutual Fire & Mar. Ins. Co. Singapore

Lurgi Dr. C. Krayer . Tokyo

Lury Lury Bros Hakodate

Lurvco Lury Bros. Co. Y’hama., Tokyo

Lusteiveco

Lutber Luzon Stevedoring Co., Inc. Manila

American, Lutheran Mission Hankow

Luther Lutheran Board of Publication Hankow

Luthy .. C. Luihy & Co. Shanghai

50 CABLE ADDRESSES

Gable Ad-. Firm Name Place

Luxoriens R. Johnson & Co. ... ; Canton, Hongkong,

Lyceum Lyceum Theatre Shanghai

Lycopsis Lyen Bros. Hongkong

Lycett Japan Lycett Saddle Co. Kobe

Lycheong Loke Yung Cheong Selangor

Lyen St. George’s House Hongkong

Lyndentrie Otis Elevator Co. Os., Sh., Man.

Macaen Machado, O. J. ... Shanghai

Macaoheecheang President Hotel ... Macao

Macdon McDonnell & Gorman Inc. Tientsin

Macfadden MacFadden Bros. Osaka

Macgowan China American Trading Co. S’hai., Tientsin

Machtrad Kikei Boyeki Kaisha, Ltd. Osaka

Machy Machinery and Supply Co., Inc. Manila

Macimports Import dept., George McBain Shanghai

Mackenzie Mackinzie & Co., Ltd. Chungking, Tientsin

Mackie D. D. Mackie Singapore

Mackinnons British-India Steam Navigation Co., Ld. H’Kong., Shanghai

Mackinnons Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Ltd., Japan All Ports

Maclaine Maclaine Sugar Co. Shanghai

Macleodco International Harvester Co. of the

Philippines ... Manila, Cebu, Iloilo

Macneill MacNeill & Co. Medan

Macpat Patten, Mackenzie & Co Shanghai

Macphails Macphail & Co. S’pore., Perak

Macrad Mackey Radio & Telegraph Co. Manila

MacPrintco McCullough Printing Co. ... Manila

Macsan McMillan Export Co., Ltd.... Y’hama, Tokyo, Kobe

Madiaskey Taketaro Yoshidzumi Osaka

Madiersilk Madier, Ribet & Cie. Y’hama, Sh., Can.

Madiersilk Deydier, Barmont & Co. Yokohama

Madrigal Blair & Co. Hongkong

Madsyl Honigsberg & Co., Inc. Peiping, Shanghai

Maenad Kent & Mounsey Tientsin

Mackenmarie ... Stiebel, C. A. Shanghai

Mafico Manila Finance & Discount Corpn. Manila

Magellan Macgregors, Ltd. Shanghai

Maggowan China-American Trading Corporation ... Tientsin

Magill C.N. Magill ... Penang

Mag ill Magill & 0o., Ltd. James ... Shanghai

Magnet General Electric Co., Ltd. ... Selangor

Mahadev Kimatrai & Co. ... Kobe

Maharaja The Eastern Bazaar Hongkong

Maher Casa Do Povo ... Shanghai

Mahjicdeen Mahmood Mohjiddeen & Co. Kelantan

Mahlee iilactavish & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Makwei Chinese Recreation & Race Club Tientsin

Maikassian Simon Maikassian Tientsin

Mail Newspaper Enterprise, Ltd. Hongkong

Mail China Mail and Overland China Mail ... Hongkong

Mail Dollar Directory Hongkong

Maishan Kailan Mining Administration All Ports

Majestic Majestic Hotel Shanghai

Majocolim Solignum, Ltd. Selangor

Major Major Bros., Ltd. Shanghai

CABLE ADDRESSES 51

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Majuvy Levy Blum, Inc. Manila

Makenma ie Mackenzie Stewart & Co. ... Shanghai

Makkmal Straits Malaya Trading Co. Singapore

Makower Makower, McBeath & Co., Ltd. Kobe

Malaminiiig Malaya Mining and General Agency, Ltd Singapore

Malamplan Malayan-American Plantation, Ltd. Penang

Malatris Mala) an Industries, Ltd. .. Penang

Malaya Bank of Malaja Perak

Malaya Malaya Cattle Trading Co. Singapore

Malayan Malayan Supply Co. Selangor

Malaymotor Malayan Motors, Ltd. feingapore

Maler Foreign Trading Co. ... ... Tokyo

Mitlesha Mallouk Brothers Shanghai

Malit Manila Lighter Transportation Manila

Malkassian S. Malkassian Tientsin

Malphar Malayan Pharmacy, The Singapore

Malthold Paraffine Co., Inc. ... Shanghai

Main Tientsin, Dairen

Mamary Mamary &Unyu

Kokusai Co. ...Kaisha Shanghai

Mamerco Manila Mercantile Co., Inc. Manila

Manas seh S. Manasseh & Co. Singapore

Mancercha Manufacture Ceramique de Shanghai ... Shanghai

Manclub Manila Club Manila

Manco Manchuria Oommercihl Corporation ... Dairen

Manco Manila Cordage Co. Manila

Maneo Many & Co. Canton

Manews Manchuria Daily News Dairen

Mandarin North China Insurance Co , Ltd. S’hai,Hankow,S’pore

Mandelbaum L. Mandelbaum ... Kobe

Manhara Kara Shoji Kaisha Osaka

Manifesto Hongkong A Whampoa Dock Co , Ltd .. Hongkong

Manifesto Allen, Sons & Co., Ltd, Tokyo

Manilalect Manila Electric Co. Manila

Manimpco Manila Import Co. Manila

Manners . John Manners & Co., Ltd. ... All Ports

Mannesmann . Mannesmannroehren-Werks Osaka

Mannicbi “Manuhu Nippo” Dairen

Mansfield Mansfield & Co. Singapore

Mansonk Mansouk & Co. J. Tientsin

Mansouk Belgian Brick Factory Tientsin

Mantetsu South Manchuria Railway Co. .. Shanghai, Dairen

t Mantrade Manila Trading and Supply Co. Manila

Manufacture Cie Francaise de Commerce en Chine . . Harbin

| Manufacturers ... Standard Telephones and Cables, Ltd. Singapore

i Manulife Manufacturers’ Life Insurance Co.

of Canada ... All Ports

| Mapluinbco Manila Plumbing Co. Manila

i Marumatsu Marumatsu Goshi Kaisha ... Osaka

Maraudius Marthoud & Cie. Shanghai

Marcksing Lother Marcks ... Mukden

Marco Manila Radio Co., Inc. Manila

Marco Marco Finkelstein & Co, Shanghai

Mardeu Marden & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Marden Shanghai Household Removing Co. Shanghai

Marden Whangpoo Ferry Service ... ... Shanghai

Marderlur China Fur Trading Co. Shanghai

CABiLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad : Firm Name Place

Marderfur M. Marderfeld ... Shanghai

Maremount J. J. Maremount & Co. Shanghai

Margin Bank of Manchuria Dairen

Marine Kobe Marin© Insurance Co., Ltd Kobe

Marine Lloyds Register of Shipping Hongkong

Mariners Mercantile Marine Officers Club Shanghai

Marinework Wm. C. Jack & Co,, Ltd. ... Hongkong

Marinippon Nippon Marine Insurance Co. Osaka, Shanghai

Marisling Thong Aik Co. .. Singapore

Marist St. Francis Xavier’s College Shanghai

Marist St. Louis’ College Tientsin

Maritima Oompania Maritima Manila

Markmodara Marks Tyre Store Bangkok

Markmoody Mark L. Moody Shanghai

Markreuter Reuter Ltd. Tientsin, Hankow

Marlton Parbury, Henty & Co. Kobe

Marsoulies Du Pac De Marsoulies Shanghai

Marsoulies Marsoulies, A. Du Pao De (Successor Shanghai

to L. Bourgeat) Tientsin

Mart Tientsin Market Commission Agency... Tientsin

Mavtkatz Katz & Co.

Maruben ifcoh & Co., Ltd. Tsingtao

Marni Marui Trading Co., Ltd. Kobe

Maruishi Maruishi Shokai, Ltd. Osaka

Maruito Itch & Co., Ltd. Osa’k •, Shanghai

Marukawa Kawanishi Warehouse Co., Ltd. Kobe

Marus Showa Shipping Co. Shanghai

Masia Malay Siamese Prospecting Co., Ltd. ... Penang

Maskee Handler & Co. Shanghai

Masonmater Ryssin & Co. ... Shanghai

Massa Italian Marble & Bronze Works Tientsin

Masterads Master’s Ld., Singapore

Masumasu Masuda Trading Co., Ltd. ... Yokohama

Mataichi Mataichi Kabushiki Kaisha Shanghai

Matches How Ming Trading Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Matches Swedish Chinese Export & Import Co.,L t. Shanghai, Hongkong

Matches • Tai Tung Match Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

Math Malay Mail Selangor

Matlive Macao-Tiinor-Goamozambique Line ... Macao, Hongkong

Maton United China Trading Co. ... Shanghai

Matsang E. Mathew & Co. Singapore

Matsushima Matsushima Shoten Dairen

Mauriceben M. Benjamin Shanghai

Mauriceco National Mercantile Agency Singapore

Mavromaras French Bakery ... Tientsin

Maxbrand Brand & Sons, Inc. Tientsin

Maxim Maxim & Co. Hongkong

Maximilian Schnabel Gaumer & Co. Hankow

Maxwell Maxwell & Co., Ltd. Kobe

Mayen Dr. H. Busse Shanghai

Mayes Eastern Trading Co. Yokohama

Maynard Maynard & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Maynei Mary Garden Restaurant ... Shanghai

Mayne Mary Garden Tobacco Co. ... Shanghai

McAlister McAlister & Co., Ltd. Perak, S’pore.

McAuliffe McAuliffe, Davis & Hope ... Pen., Sumatra, Si.

CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Fame Place

McBain George McBain S’hai., Tientsin

McDougall F. J. McDougall Selangor

Mclvor Mclvor, Kauffman, Smith & Yamamoto Tokyo

McKesson. McKesson & Robbins, Kobe, Shanghai

McMahon T. McMahon Perak

McMullan Chefoo Daily News Chefoo

McMullan McMullan & Co., Ltd. Chefoo

M&Naughfcon H. C. MacNaught'on Kobe

Meamaye Deeming, W.L. ... Singapore

Meai’nshaw Earnshaw Docks & Honolulu Iron Works Manila

Mechanic China Motors ... Shanghai

Medical Chinese Red Cross General Hospital... Shanghai

Medical Chinese Medical Journal ... Peiping

Medical Peiping Union Medical College Peping

Medioluin Asiatic Yeast Works Shanghai

M edmissan China Medical Association ... Shanghai

Meelee Chan Son Lin & Co. Selangor

Meguin Bamag, Meguin A. G. Tokyo

Meher Mehta & Co. Hongkong

Mehler Mehler, F. Tientsin

Mehta S. B. Mehta & Co. Kobe

Mehta M. N. Mehta Cam on

Meifenghank The Mei Feng Bank of Szechuein Chungking

Meihwafur Mei Hwa Fur Trading Corporation Tientsin

Meika Meiji Fire Insurance Co. ... Tokyo

Meirion Hughes & Hough, Ltd. Hongkong

Meishun Meishun S. S. Co. Shanghai

Meitung- Mei Tung Kung Tse Hankow

Mekong Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp.... Haiphong

Melachrino Tobacco Products Corporation Shanghai

Melamine W. Mansion & Co. Hongkong

Melchers Melchers & Co. Hankow

Melchersco Melchers & Co. (Import) ... All Ports

Melcorp Melchers & Co. (Export) ... All Ports

Mello A. A. de Mello Macao

Melody Singapore Piano Co. Singapore

Menabro Joseph Bros. Shanghai

Menamotor Menam Motor Boat Co., Ltd. Bangkok

Mendis Mendis & Ahlip... Penang

Mengelmax Max M. Engel. ... Mukden

Menkou Menkukou Sino British Coal Mining Co. Peping

Menkwa Nippon Menkwa Kabushiki Kaisba All Ports

Menthol K. Kobayashi Yokohama

Mentrupco Mentrup & Co.... Tientsin

Meranti Leong Lim Saw Mill Co. Singapore

Mercantil Typographs Mercantil de T. N. Fernan-

des Filbos, Ltd. Macao

Mercator J. Barth Tokyo

Mercator Vitrea Glass Works Tokyo

Merchman Liguan Coal Mines, Inc. Manila

Mercom Mercantile Co. .. Semarang

Mercury Century Press Ltd. Shanghai

Merfar H. Merecki Shanghai

Merwanjee M. N. Mehta Kobe

Merzco R. Merz & Co. ... Tientsin

Messagerie Cie. de Messageries Maritimes All Ports

54 GABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Messalina McAlister Co. . Selangor

Mess ary Bukidnon Cattle & Coffee Co., Inc. ... Manila

Messary Santa Mesa Dairy Farm ... ■ Manila

Messervey J. ti. Messervey .Yokohama

Meissman D. H. Benjamin & Oo. ... Shanghai

Mestfabrik Mestfabrik Java, N.Y. Medan

Metalassoc Shanghai Metal Merchants Association S Slang ha i

Metallise Metallisation Co. of China ... Shanghai.

Metalcoat , Metal Coating Co. of China Shanghai , . , p

Methodist Keen Girls/ School Tientsin

Methodist Sleeper-Davis Memorial Huspual Peiping

Methodist Tientsin Hui Wen Academy Tientsin

Methodist Mission Methodist Episcopal Mission South Tientsin, Foochow

Metko International Technical Trading Co. Harbin

Metmotocs Metpalfes Motors Perak

Metro Metropolitan Land & Building Co., Ld. Hongkong, Shanghai

Metrofilms M etro-Goldwyn- Mayer Co., Inc. All Ports

Metro pole Metropole Hotel ... Hongkong

Metrotheco ... Metropolitan Theatre Co. ... Manila

Metrotrade Metr. poli! an Supply Co. Sh nghai

Metrotrad Metropolitan Trading Co. Shanghai

Metrovick Metropolitan Vickers Electrical Ev Cp. Tokyo, Shanghai

Meychina , Belm, Meyer.(China) Qo.., Ltd. Tientsin, Shanghai

Meychina F. H. Boss Tientsin

Meyerink Wm. Meyerink & Co. ... Hongkong, Shanghai

Michaelcar E. J. Carmidhael... . Shanghai

Micheltnan L. M. Haussman & Co. Manila

Microphone China. Hongkong

Microphone NipponElectric

Electric Co.

Co.', Ltd. .... . ... Tokyo

Microphone , Standard Telephones apd Cables, Ltd..... Singapore

Microphone China Electric Co., Ltd. All Ports

Middleton Hugh Middleton & Co. Hankow

Middy Middleton & Co., Ltd. - Shanghai

Midzushima Midznshima & Co. , i ... Kobe

Midzutani J. Witkowski & Co. ... f[ej Nagoya

Mikasaco Mikasa & Co. Shanghai

Mikrofon Shanghai Mutual Telephone Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Milkmaid Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China Hankow

Milkmaid Dairy Farm, Ice and Cold! Storage ... Hongkong

Milladvert , ... Millington, Ltd. Shanghai, H’kong.

Millard China Weekly Review Shanghai

Millcott Sintah Mill Furnishing Co.. Shanghai

Millions F. Ezra & Co. ... Shanghai

Millrubber Miller Rubber Products Co. ... Singapore

Millsupply Shanghai Mill Supply Co. Shanghai

Mina A. Mina Tientsin

Minarolo Minaroio & Co.... Shanghai

Minco Manila Instalment Co. Manila

Minemura Minemura Oil Mills Tsingtao

Mineral Wm. H. Miller & Co. N.V. Batavia

Minerva National Commercial Co. ... Shanghai

Minghwa Ming Hwa O’mercial & Savings Bank Tsingtao

Minjoot Straits Trading Co. Hankow

Minorutai Kamei Shokai, Ltd Osaka

Mirahnos Tabaqueria de la Compania General

de Tabacos de Filipinas ... M anila

Miscelaneus ... Miscellaneous Agency Singapore

CABLE ADIDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Mishanthes Societa

Missionary London Mission llmigkung

Mithama Mitsui Bank Yokohama

Mitsubishi . Mitsubishi Yoko ... Dairen

Mitsui . jMitsui Busiaii Kaislia, Ltd. All Ports

Mitsuigiuk Mitsui Bank Shanghai

Mitsumaru' : ( Bagnall & Eilles ... L..‘ jKobe

Miyasuye . Miyabe & Suyetiika -.t Yokohama,

Miye Miye Co., Ltd. ... ... Kobe

Miyosfhi . Miyoshi Yoko ... ... ... . Shanghai

MiyosihiglaS 1 S. Miyoshi Glass Factory ... Osaka

Mjbco M. J.B. Co. Shidzuoka

Mkvvenco . Wen & Co., M. K. Hankow

Mobaied . IN. A1 ob&ied .. .. .... Singapore

Mocapihc . China Paper Co. (FM. Inc., C.S.A.) Shanghai

Modde . Friedrich Modde Peiping '

Moderator Client'tobacco Manufacturers Hongkong

Moderne Hotel Moderne ... Tientsin, Harbin

Modfurnitul-e Modern Furniture htore Tientsin

Module .. Hemmings & Berkley Hankow

Module Hemmings & Parkin Tientsin

Moebi . W. O. Moebius Shanghai

Mogra .. E. R. Mogra & Co. Canton, Hongkong

Mogul . M. A. Mogul ... Singapore

Mogul ,. G. Gutbezahl & Co. Shah, Tientsin

Mohideen .1; Mohideen & Co. Sh inghai

Mohamed G. S. Mohamed ... Kobe

Mohamedali .. Mohamed Ali Sahib & Co. .. Penang

Mohan .. Mehta & Co. ... ... Kobe

Mohandas .. Mohandas & Sons Kobe

Moharware Motor Accessories and Hardware Co. of

China, Inc. .. ... ... Shanghai, .

Mohawk Morriss, H. Ernest Shanghai

Mohideen Mohideelh & Co., P. Shanghai

Moine Moine Comte & Co., Ltd. ... Singapore, Penang

Molchanoiff .. Molehanoff Hankow

Moller -Molier & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Mollerstock .. John Moller Shanghai

Mollison Mollison & Co. Yokohama

MoltagoshikaiM i Molta Goshi Kaisha ... Osaka

Molufrie .. Morimura-Mulfrie, G. K. ... Osaka

Molukveem Molukyeem Veem N.V., Oeleibes Macasar

Monbaron W. J. Crooks & Co. Hankow

Monchen Mertens, Dr. H. ... Shanghai

Monco < .. Montrose A Co. Tientsin

Mondenach Mondenach, K. ... Shanghai

M onita .. The Shameem Pagoda: Hongkong

Monktobac .. Monk & Co. ... Shanghai

Monogram Harvie, Cook & Co. ... Shanghai

Mon olivet .. David & Co. , Shanghai

Monopoly Govt. Monopolies dept. Singapore

Monotaro H. Yamamoto & Co. Osaka

M onotype Monotype Corpn. ... .:. Shanghai

Monroe F. C. Monroe & Co. Shanghai

Monsoon .. Columbia Casualty Co. of New York ... Shanghai

Montargis M. J. B. Montargis Hongkong

Montepiedad Monte de Pieded and Savings Bank Manila

56 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Moore co L. Moore & Co., Ltd Shanghai

Moorob Beck & Swann ... Shanghai

Moosa . Moosa & Co. Macao

Mopin . Societe d’Exploitation des Etablissement Saigon

Brossard Mopin

Morey . John Morey & Co. Singapore

Morganite . Morganite Carbon, K. K. ... Osaka

Morgens ter . Jaffe & Sons, Ltd. Shanghai

Merger Morger & Co. Tokyo

Morikuma Morimura Shoten Yokohama

Moring A. Silverstone & Co Shanghai

Morning- . F. Sassoon Kobe

M orse F. S. Morse Kobe, Shanghai

Morose . Rosenfeld & Son, A. B. Shanghai

Morteric Morton & Ericksen Manila

Mortimereid Mortimer, Reid & Slee Shanghai

Morymlah Morim\ira Trading Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Moscodel David, Moss & Co. Shanghai

Mossycamp .. Adet Moss & Co. Kobe, Yokohama

Motherly Republic Motor Co. of China Hongkong

Mothicide M. Lion Co. Shanghai

Motion Motion Smith & Son, Ltd. ... Singapore

Motiwalla Motiwalla & Co. Singapore

Motokobata .. Niehima Kwai Osaka

Motor Telefunken East Asiatic Wireless Shanghai

Motor Siemens China Co. All Ports

Motor United Motors Co. Perak

Motorbank .. China Finance Corp. Shanghai

Motorcraft .. Cl) u Motor Service Singapore

Motosales Shanghai Motor Sales Co. ... Shanghai

Mottoes Economical Trading Co. Hongkong

Mottimport C. Motte & Co. Singapore

Motyard . The South China Motorship Building Hongkong

and Repairing

Temiang RenchongWorks,

EstateLtd.

.. Selangor

Mountain Hongkong

Mould er .. Moulder & Co.. Ltd. Kedah

Mourin A. Mourin & Co. All Ports

Moutrie Moutrie & Co., Md. Tientsin

Moyel Moyler, Rowell & Co. Tientsin

Moyroux .. V. Moyroux .. ... Tientsin

Mrltd .. B. J. Egan Shanghai

Muehlenbau .. Miag Muehlenbau & Industrie, A. G.... Yokohama

Mukhi Muklhi Hirarand Tarachand Yokohama

Mukusu Dr. B. Caldwell ... All Ports

Mulphico Muller & Phipps, Ltd. Shanghai

Multiple McMullan & Co. (Shanghai), Ltd. Bangkok

Mundara Couper Johnston & Co. Tokyo

Murai trace Mural Trading Co , ltd. Shanghai

Murakami Murakami & Co. ... Shanghai

Murakanuto Murakami Toyo. Singapore

Murashi Murashi & Oo. Kobe

Muraship Murase Shoten Kobe

Musabhoy Musabhov & Co., Ltd.

Musen IN ipponMusen Denshin Den wa Kaisha,Ld. Tokyo

Hongkong

Music Anderson Music Co., Ltd. ... Manila

Music Lyric Music House, Inc. ...

GABLE ADDRESSES 57

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Musiciaua HoBgkong Must: Store Hongkong

Musso Musso, Fisher & Wilhelm ... Shanghai

Mustard H. K. Mulford & Co. Shanghai

Mustard Mustard & Co., Ltd. All Ports

Mustard Remington Typewriter Agency Shanghai

.VI utualfrada Mutual Trading Co. Shanghai

Mutuelle La Mutuelle ; " ... '}‘ ... Tientsin.

Myke J. R. Michael & Co. Hongkong

Myotomy Cameron & Co. ... Tokyo

Myotomy Wilkinson, Heywood & Clark Hongkong

Myrtle Bure, Myrtle & Co. ... Semarang

Nkafi Navy Army & Air Force Institutes ... Tientsin

Nabholz JNabuoiz & Co. ... ... Sh., Yokohama

Ndcco Ocean Accident & Guarantee Co. Singapore

Naccokobe National Aniline & Chemical Co., U.S.A. Kobe

Naccokong National Aniline & Chemical Co. Hongkong

Nacaoshang National Aniline & Chemical Co., TT.S.A. Shanghai

Nacitco National City Co. Shanghai

Nacohankow National Aniline & Chemical Co., TJ.S.A. Hankow

Nacomsav National Commercial & Savings Bank,

Ltd. All Ports

Nacot ... Tientsin Navigation Co*., Ltd. Tientsin

Nacotinsin ... National Aniline & Chemk-al Co., E.S.A. Tientsin

Nagenins ... National Insurance Office ... Shanghai

Nagoya ... Abeko & Co., Ltd. Nagoya.

Nagrom ... G. J. W. Morgan Shanghai

Naigai ... Naigai Wata Kaisha Shanghai

Nainen ... Mitsubishi InternalCombustionEngine Co. Kobe

Naivarom ... A. R. Catto Tokyo

Najam ... Abdulali & Co. .. Kobe

Nakagawa .. Nakagawa Shoten Singapore

Nakagi ... Gisuke Nakamura Osaka

Nakaso ... Shozo Nakamura Tokyo

Nalex . International Export Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Naltra ... The National Traders Shanghai

Naman (Siamese) Asiatic Petroleum Co. Bangkok

Naniwayoko ... Naniwa Yoko Dairen

Nanbrotobo ... Nanyang Bros. Tobacco Co. Singapore

Naniwasoko ... Naniwa Warehouse Co., Ltd. Osaka

Nantao ... Shun Cong Eng. & Shipbldg. Works ... Shanghai

Nanyang ... Nanyang Bros. Tobacco Co., Ltd. Hongkong,Shanghai

Nanyang ... Union Times Press Singapore

Naraindas ... B. Naraindasi Kobe

Narealty ... S. Y. Kao Shanghai

Narsilk ... Tajmahal Silk Store Hongkong

Narumo ... Toyo Shokai Tokyo

Nassau ... Young Men’s Christian Association Peping

Nassim ... A. B. David & Co*., Ltd ... Saigon

Natcombank (6311) National Commercial Bank, Ltd. T’sin., S’hai., H’kow.

Nateleco ... National Electric Co. Singaproe

Nathygiene National Hygiene Co. ... Shanghai

Naticolour F.tablissements Kublmann .. Shanghai

Natio ... International Export Co., Ltd. Hankow

National ... National Trading and Lumber Co., Ltd. Kobe

National . National Commercial Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Nationalbank ... Philippine National Bank ... Manila

m CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Nationalop National Optical Co. Shanghai

Natmedical The National Medical Journal of China... Peiping

Isatmed Chinese Medical Association! Shanghai

JMatmed The National Medical Assoc, of China ... Shanghai

Natpress China Press, Inc. Shanghai

Natraco National Trading Co. Shanghai

A'atragco National Sanitary Rag Co.... Kobe

Natwirtel Chinese National Wireless Tele. Co. ... Tientsin, Shanghai

Nautilus Canadian Pacific Railway Co. All Ports

Navigatrad Sintoon Overseas Trading Co., Ltd. Tientsin, Shanghai

Navigazion Borioni & Co. ... Chungking

Nazarally N. Tyebally Singapore

Neary J. Neary Yokohama

Necktradco Baroukh Trading Co. Shanghai

Nedasiatic Netherlands Asiatic Trading Co. Kobe

Nedloh Singapore Trade Protection Agency ... Singapore

Neerbclem Breen & Co., C.J. Shanghai

N eelinchen Neeling Chen ... ... ... Shanghai

Neeon Neon Electrical Corporation of Asia ... Hongkong

Negri Busy Bee Shanghai

Nehesco Neuss Hesslein Corporation Manila

Nehocroc H. H. Cohen Ltd. Shanghai

Neled Nell, Co., Edward J. Manila

Nellgwin Gwinnell, T. K. ... Singapore

Nemazee M. Nemazee Hongkong

Nemirovsky Nemivorsky, L. L. Harbin

Neonlite Claude Neon Lights Eed. Inc., U.S.A. ... Shanghai

Ne-rednaw C. W. Andersen Shanghai

Nestan glo Nestle & vVnglo-SwissCondensed MilkCo. All Ports

Nestles Nestles & Anglo-Swiss Milk Co. Selangor

Nestle Societe Nestle (France) ... Saigon

Netbenco G. H. Slot & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Nettlefold Guest, Keen & Nettlefold, Ltd. Shanghai

Nevelco Nevelco Trading Co. Shanghai

Neverogvan Nederlandsche Vikoop Oiganisatic N. V. Hongkong

Neville Cornabe Eckford & Winning V ... Harbin

Neville Lloyd’s Harbin

Newgrand Hotel New Gi’and Yoko lama

Newsroom South China Newspaper, Ltd. Hongkong

Newsroom , Nam Chung Po Ltd. Hongkong

N e v/toueo New Singapore Ice Works, Ltd. Singapore

Newzico New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd. All Ports

Nichiboku Mexico and Japan Trading Co. . Yokohama

Nichidoku Nichi Doku Shoten Kobe

Nichiei . Anglo-Japan Cycle Manufacturing Co.,Ltd. Kobe

Nichiwaw Nichiwa Shokai ... ... Shanghai

Nichiyei Nichi Yei Co., Ltd. Dairen

Nichizuico Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd. . Japan Ports

N icol Nicol & Co. A. ... Tientsin

Nicolas G. Nicolas ... .. Poping

Nicot Nicot Products Co. .... Shanghai

Niehyun Chang Nieh Yun Shanghai

Nielcolm Nielsen A Malcolm Shanghai, Hankow

Nielcolm Hankow Fire Insurance Association ... Hankow

Nieuwsblad Nederlandsch-Indischei Drukkers en

Pit-gevers Maatsehappij ... Batavia

CABLE ADDRESSES 59

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Niewin Nielsen & Winther, Ltd. Hankow

^Niagara Niagara Mineral Water Co. Hankow

Nihalehand Nihalchand Bros. Yokohama

Nihodensen Nippon Densen Co., Ltd. ... Tokyo.

Nihondeiupo Nippon Dempo News Agency Shanghai

Nihonkaijo Nippon Marine Insurance 0<>. Shanghai

Nihonkisen Nippon Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. Shanghai

.N ihonmenka Nippon Menkua .K.K. Tientsin

Nihonsabro Sabroe Co. of Japan Ltd Osaka, Tokyo

Nihonshoko Japan Trading and Manufacturing Co.,

Ltd. ^ ... Shanghai

iNikas Indische Blauwvriesveem ... Batavia

Nikka Nikka Yoko ... Shanghai

Nikarting China Trading Corp. Shanghai

N ikolaeff Nicolaef Bros. Harbin

Nilrob Eobb & Nilsson Kedah

Nmgshao Ningpo Shaoshing 8. N. Co. Shanghai

Nipal Nipah Distillerie Selangor

Nippo beige Yerleysen & Co. A, Kobe

Nippongakki Nippon Gakki Seizo Kabushiki Kaisha Shidzuoka

Nipponken Nippon Hotel ... Penang

•Nipponola Columbia Gramophone Oo. Tokyo

Nipponola Nipponophone Co., Ltd. Tokyo, Y’hama

Nipponpaint Nippon Paint C"., Ltd. Osaka

Niroshoji Russo-Japanese Trading Oo. Tokyo

Dairen

N isshin Nisshin Oil Mills All Ports

Nissikisen Nisshin Eisen Kaisha

Nitrammon Ahrens & Co. ... Kobe, Tokyo

Changsha Ichanig, Chungking Hankow

Nitrofoska Deutsche Stickstoft’H.G. ... Tsingtao, Sh., Ti.

Nitsuco Nihon Tsusho Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Nobumaru Ogawa & Co. Tokyo

Noeidem Medicon, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Nodrog Gordon & Gotch Ltd. Tokyo

Noel Noel, Murray & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

i Noessler Noessler & Co. G.tn.b.H. Shanghai

I Nofremis N. P. Nissim ... Shanghai

Nogamy Nogamy Automatic Loom Works, Ltd. Nagoya .

! Nogero Wilcox Hayes Co. Kobe

I Nolasco P. M. N. da Silva Hongkong

i Nollavour Behr & Mathew Ltd. Shanghai, Hankow

Noltehaas Trading Society Delti-Atiek. Penang

f Nonforfeit The National Mutual (Life Assurance Hongkong

. of Australia Tientsin

j N.O.P. New Oriental Pharmacy Shanghai

N orama Insurance Oo. of North America Shanghai

Norasiatic . Norasiatic Coal Transports Lt Harbin

) Norbank Hongkong & Shanghai Bmk ...

| Norbrit Ocean Marine Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

| Norbrit North British and Mercantile Insce. Co. Shanghai, Singapore

| Norbrit Railway Passengers Assurance Co. . ... Singapore

Norbrit Insurance Office of Aust., Ltd. Singapore

Norbrit Fine Art & General Insurance Oo. ... Shanghai

Norcas North China American School Peiping

Norchest 'North ChinaProduce

Estates Co. ... Tientsin

Norchinpro North China Tientsin, Muk., Har.

CABLE. ADDKESSBS

Cable Ad-. Firm Name Place

Norco ... Ling & Co., D.G. Foochow

Nordiske < rreat Northern Co. All Ports

Nordiske ... Submarine Telegraph Service, The Chefoo

Nordlloyd ... Norddeutschcr Lloyd Bremen Singapore, Ti., Man,

Nordlloyd Ahrens & Co. ... Tokyo, Y’haina,Kobe

Nordlloyd Melchers k Co. (Shipping) All Ports

Nordpass Norddeutscher Lloyd Singapore

Noreg ... Norwegian Consulato; Canton

Normail North China Daily h!ail, 1 he Tientsin

Noronha ... Noronha & Co. ... Hongkong

Norseman Karsten&Larssen Co. (Hongkong), Ltd. Hongkong

Norunder North China Underwriters . Tientsin

Norunion Norwich Union Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Norwegian I1 Lssion The Norwegian Missionary Society Changsha

Norwich Norwich Union Fire Insu rance Society, Ltd Tokyo

Nosagenji Nosawa & Co. ... Kobe

Noseeb ... Beeson & Co. ... Shanghai

Noskrap ... Parkson, Ltd. Hongkong

Nostrebor John, Robertson & C . Singapore

Notwen ... A. W. Newton ... Eoi e

Nouveautes Maison de Nouveautes Shanghai

Novetoys Harris & Lewis Kobe

Nufam ... Norwich Union! Fire Insurance So-

ciety, Ltd.

Nufore Norwich Union Fire Insce. Society, Ltd. Singapore

Singapore

Nunob Nunobiki Shogyo Kabusbiki Kaisha ... Kobe

Nurbit ... The Insurance Office of Australia, Ltd. ... Singapore

Nutria ... D. H. Delburgo & Co. ... Tientsin

Nutter ... Nutter & Co.. ... ... . Moii

Nutter Portuguese Consulate Moji

Nyholm Burmeister & Wain Tokyo

Nyholm ... S. N. Nyholm ... Tokyo

Nylic .. New York Life Insurance Co. Tokyo

Nymalex Alexandra, Niemann, Ltd. ... Penarg

Oakenpin . Oriental Telephone and Electric Co., Ltd. Singapore

Obat . Medical Hall, Ltd. Singapore

O’Brien Harvey & O’Brien Manila

Oberledn C. F. Oberlein Kobe

Oblaeklead Okazaki Trading Co. Osaka

Obolaire Home Insurance Co. of New York ... Kobe

Observer Anglo-Asiatic Telegraph Agency Tientsin

Observer B. Hayton Fleet Harbin

Observer Siam Observer ... Bangkok

Occasional Occasional Store Tienitsin

Occasion .. Rudolph, Wolff & Kew, Ltd. Hongkong

Ocean .. Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corporation

of London, Ltd. All Ports

Ocrojam Solignum, Ltd. Selangor

Ocsmalley Smalley & Co. ... Singapore

Octagon Erzinger & Co. Chef. Shanghai

Octagon Rayner, Heusser & Co , Ltd. Chef. Shanghai

Odell O’Dell’s Service Bureau Yokohama

Odell ... Odell k Co. Foochow

O’dell ... Japan Review Yokohama

Odeonfilm Odeon Theatre Co. Shanghai

Oehmichen ... E. M. Oehmichen S’hai., Osaka

CABLE ADIDRESSES 61

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Oerseanews Overseas Chinese Daily News, Ltd. Hongkong

Oerseanews . WahKiuYatPo H ongkong-

Ogliastro Louis Ogliastro et Cie. Haip. Saigon

Ogrubled Delbourgo & Co., Ltd., D. H. Kobe

Ohta Ohta

ChihliDevelopment

Trading Oo Co. Manila

Oilmill Tientsin

Okura Okura & Co. Tientsin

Okura Okura & Co. (Trading, Ltd.) Dairen

Okuragumi Okura & Co. All Ports

Olacem Gray Trading Co. Shanghai

Oldarno Behn, Meyer & Co., H. Mij. Manila

Olga B. Basto Hongkong

Oliva ns Oliver, Evans & Co. Kobe

Olkso Lee Kim Sbo Singapore

Olympia Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp. ... Yokohama

Omaralsagoff S. O. Alsagoff ... Singapore

Omasu , Shimidzu G-oniei Kaisha Kobe

Omomi Miidsudzumi & Co. ... ... Kobe

Onapress . Carl Crow, Inc. Shanghai

Onfat . On Fat & Co. ... Hongkong

Onishi . Onishi Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Onlooker On Lok Yuen Co. Hongkong

Onnes . Administratie Kantoor Kamerlingh Onnse. East Sumatia

Onnybros Yaunoulatos Bros.(China) ... Chef. Shanghai

Onnyin Onn Yin A Co. ... Selangor

0006 Continental Bank Peping

Opcasco Oppenheimer Casing Co. Tientsin

Optesepo Oompagnie Optorg Shanghai

Optician . Chinese Optical Co. Singapore

Opticians M. Ezekiel A Sons Hongkong

Optometrist Eastern Optical Co. Singapore

Optorgpo Compagnie Optorg S’hai., Hongkong

Ongchengwi Ong Cheng Wi A Sons Malacca

Oralu mco . Oriental Alcoa, Ltd. Shanghai

Orange Leigh A Orange Hongkou

Orcoc The Chinese Eastern. Fur Trading Co. Tientsin

Hongkong

Oriemocar Oriental Motor Car Co.

Orient East Asiatic Co., Ltd. All Ports

Orient Oriental Stores and Agency Perak

Orient Toko Orient Padang

Orient Wassard A Co. ... Yladivostock

Oriental East Asiatic Co. Trading Tsingtao

Orienovsea Oriental Oversea Shanghai

Oriental Oriental Hotel, Ltd. Kobe. Chefo

Oriental . Oriental Stores, Ltd. Bangkok

Oriental . Oriental Govt. Security Assurance Co. Selangor

Orientamer . Eastern Trading Co. Osaka

Orienteak East Asiatic Cb. Bangkok

Orientmotor Oriental Motors ... Singapore

Ovienitotel Oriental Hotel Harbin

Orientrade Oriental Trading Co. iSingapore

Orient wine . Oriental Wine Import Co. ... t ; ... Shanghai

Orimp Oriental Engineering Co. , ... Foochow

Orinsuroff . Oriental Insurance Office Shanghai

Orion . W. Logan A Co. Hongkong

Oritrico Oriental Commercial Trading Co. ... Tientsin

62 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Orliaso Oriental Life Assurance Sodiety, Inc. Manila

Ornstein Netherlands Asiatic Trading'Co.’ Kobe

Orprotra?o Oriental Products Trading Co. Shanghai

Orpurcy Oriental Purchasing Co. ... ... ¥ ’h ama., Kobe, S’hai.

Osaoo kika’ Omi Sales Co. ... ... O saka

Osaka Osaka Kikai Kosakusho, Ltd. Osaka

Osamiachida 11 Osaka Shosen Kaisha ... Tsingtao t

Osawa D. Osawa & Co. Tientsin

Osecomco Overseas Commercial Co. ... Honghong

Osram Osram China Co. Shanghai

Ostermana China Import Trading Co. .. Tientsin

Ostrich II. B. Walker Cebu

Osuco Oriental Supply Co. Hongkong

Ottery Deacons ... ... Hongkong

Otraco Oriental Trading Co. ... Dairen,

Ouchterlony H. Ouchterlony Kobe

Ousko M. H. A. Ouskouli Shanghai

Outfit Ma/vkintosh & Oo., Ltd. Hongkong

Ovamibo Adolf Petensen. Tientsin

Ovcis Rooeen, George II. Hankow

Over Thomsen & Co.. Ltd. ... ... Hongkong

Overdale Robertson, Wilson & Co , Ltd. Hongkong

Overdale Arthur Woods ...- Shanghai

Oversea Oversea Trading Go. Yokohama

Oversea Oversea Chinese Bank, Ltd. Sel., Amoy, Penang-

Oversear ews Overseas Chinese Daily News Hongkong

Overtradco Oversea Trading Co. Tokyo

Ovus Societe Anonyme Beige pour I’Jndustrie

des Ouefs. Hankow

Owston Owston & Co., Ltd. ... ... Yokohama, Kobe

Oxygen Te koku Sansu R. K. Kobe

Oxygene Far East Oxygen & Acetylene & Co., Ltd. All Ports

Oyerae Raes Tea Set Factory Kobe

Oyerae Oye Rae Trading Co. Kobe

Ozoburin Ozu Burin & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Paaco Park?on & Co. Hongkong

Pacco Taiheiyo Boyeki Kaisha, Ltd. Tokyo

Paco Pacific Alkali Co., Ltd. Tientsin, Tongkn

Pachamac Macmillan Co. of New York Shanghai

Pacific Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. Singapore

Pacific Pacific Storage and Packing Corpora! ion Peiping

Pacifique Commercial Pacific Cable Co' Shanghai

Paciueno Uyeno Trading Co. Tokyo

Paco Pacific Alkali Co. Tientsin

Pacomeco Pacific Commercial Co. ... . ... Manila, Iloilo

Paelz Paelz China Co. Shanghai

Pafbecker P. A. F. Becker Singapore

Paget H. E. G. Paget ... Yokohama

Pacomeoo

Pacor Pacific Commercial Co. Manila

Paint Philippine

Cheng HuaAdvertising

Paint Mfg.Corporation

Co. Manila

Painter D. A. Painter A Co. .... Shanghai

Paintupaco Peiping

Paizis Upson Paint Co., Inc:. .. . '' ... Shanghai

E. M. Paizis & Co. Dairen

Pak Tim Yours Truly Tobacco Co. ... Hongkong

Pakaso Hongkong Art Frame Manufacturing Co. Hongkonn

CABLE ADDRESSES 63

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Paketvaart Eoninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappij ... All Ports

Palace Palace Hotel Swat., H’kong., S’hai

Palaninado Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Palatost Palace Tobacco Store Shanghai

Pal moil F. Mangskau ... Singapore

Palmolive Colgate-Palmolive, Peet Co. Manila

Panas C. P. Panas Kobe

Pan ay telco Panay Telephone & Telegraph Co., Inc lioilo

Panjoomall T. P. Panjoomall Kobe

Paoushui Paou Shun Kung Sze Plai kow

Pape right Khai Mun & Co. • hi .. Singapore !

Papertrade J. P. Heilbronn Co., Inc. ... M mila

Papindus Spicers (Export) Ltd. Shanghai

Papistry Shewaran & Co. Hongkong

Papistry Pioneer Silk Store Hongkong

Papp Pappadopoulo A. E. Kobe

Papshuster Cosmos Paper Co. Shanghai

Papyrus Oriental Press ... Shanghai

Para Penang Rubber Exchange ... Penang :

Parabolic Simpson & Co. ... Hongkong

Paradise Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd. The ... All Ports.

Paradiseis Paradissis Freres & Cie Chefoo

Parak The Paramount Chemical Works, Ltd. Hongkong

Paramounit Paramount Film Service, Ltd. All Ports

Paraply Hanping Trading Co. Hongkong

Parico The Paris Co. ... Hongkong

Parkville Park & Francis Selangor

Paroquet Rigold, Bergmann & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Parsonage Parsonage Co. ... ... ... Kobe

Parsons Parsons Hardware Co.. Inc. . Manila

Pascotrad Pasco Trading Co., Inc. Shanghai

Pasenet P. A. Senet Shanghai

Pastrano Pastranco TJnchuan & Co. ... Cebu

Pasumil Pampanga Sugar Mills Manila

Patco Philippine Aerial Taxi Co. Manila

Patbeins Pat. A. Being Singapore

Pattara Z. Pattara ... ... ... Singapore

Patell C. M. Karanjia & Co. . ;■, Canton

Patellar io Patell & Co. ... ... . ; : Hongkong

Paterson Paterson, Simons & C '..Ltd. Malaya

Pathe Pavilion Ltd. Shanghai

Pathodgins Pathodgins, Ltd. Shanghai

Patraco Padfic Trading Co., Inc. ... Hongkong

Patten Patten, Mackenzie &.Co. ... Kobe"

Paturel C. Paturel Shanghai

Paul Stephens Paul & Co. • Singapore

Pavri K. S. Pavri Canton

Peaceful Peak Hotel Hongkong

“Peairtaxco,”

“Patoo” Philippine Aerial Taxi Co. . ••• Manila

Peanco Pritchard & Co., Ltd. Penang, Perak

Pearce Pearce & Garriock Hankow

Pearce Pearce & Co. ... ... , Tokyo, Kobe

Pearce Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co. Hankow

Pebanco Peoples Bank and Trust Co. Manila

Peeke r I. Pecker ... , Tientsin

t>4 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Peckiucraft DeVault Co. Peiping

Peckinotel Grand Hotel de Pekin Peiping

Peckover W. & C. Dunlop, Ltd. Shanghai

Pecofilms Peacock Motion Pictures Corporation ... Shanghai

Pecoi Philippine Education Co., Inc. Manila

Pecoi Philippine Magazine Manila

Pecoi Rosenstock’s Manila City Directory Manila

Pecoi . Rosemstocks Mauld City Directory ... Manila

Peifong North China Steamship Co. Tientsin

Pekincraft . De Vault Oo. Peiping

Pekinotel Grand Hotel de Pekin Peiping

Pelstrusof M. V. Pelstrusof Harbin

Penhas Rahamin Penhas Singapore

Penhote Peninsula Hotel H ongkong

Pen ink . Foreign Translation Bureau Singapore

Penink . Sulbina & Co. ... Singapore

Peninsular . P. & O. S.N. Co. All Ports

Pennell Pennell & Co. ... Tientsin

Penney . J. Penney & Co. Kobe

Penn leaf Pemberton & Penn, Inc. Shanghai

Penorbanca P. & O. Banking Corporation, Ltd. S’ai., H’kong.,S’pore.

Pentland Hutchison & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Pentreath Pentreath & Co. Hongkong

Peoplebank B. P. Nicholas & Sons Selangor

Peppermint Kobayashi Keisuke Kobe

Perez Perez, Corp & Co. Yokohama

Permata Langkawi Marble, Ltd. Penang, Singapore

Pernicom Chilean Nitrate Committee... Tokyo

Peroshaw Peroshaw <& Co. Shanghai

Pernot Pernot & Co. ... Chefoo

Perpetuity . N. Mody&Co. Hongkong

Peruconsul Peruvian Consulate Kobe

Pervasion Bornemann & Co. Hongkong

Pesam Paul E. Sammann & Co. of Japan Usaka, Shanghai

Pesee . P. B. Shroff ... Shanghai

Pesee . Vasumia & Oo. Shanghai

Pessomull . Pessomull Mulchand Yokohama

Peterchong . Peter Chong & Co. Singapore

Petodjo New Singapore Ice Works, Ltd. Singapore

Petreux De N. V. de Bataafsche Semarang

Petrie . Bruce Petrie, Ltd. Singapore

Petroatic . Asiatic Petroleum Co. (Siam), Ltd. Siam, Malaya

Petronel Peters & Co. Shanghai

Petrosam The Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd. All Ports.

Petrosilex Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. China), Ltd. . All Ports.

Pbabiani Tuljaram & Sons ' Bangkok

Pharma Bayer Meister Lucius Y.G.K. Tokyo, Kobe

Pharmacy Amoy Pharmacy, Ltd. Amoy.

Pharmadrog . Pharmacie Generale Shanghai

Pharmorey . Commercial Advertising Co. Shanghai

Pheasant . Tong Lam & Co. Singapore

Pbilacet . Philippine Acetylene Co. Manila

Philcosale Philco Sales Corporation Shanghai

Phildenply

Phildesco National Dental Supply, ...Inc. Manila

Philippine Desicated CoconutCorporation Manila

Philenco Philippine Enquiring Co., Inc. Manila

CABLE ADDRESSES 65-

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Philfishco Philippine Fish Co. Manila

Philippidia C. M. Philippidis Chungking

Phillips Negri Sembilian Sporting Club Negn-Semoilan

Philmaco Philippine Manufacturing Co. Manila

Philnahank Philippine National Bank Manila

Philrayco Philippine Railway Co. Iloilo

Philtelco Philippine Long Distance ToL phone Co. Manila

Phinkeechan Chop Chung Thye Phin Perak

Phirozeong Phiroze & Co. ... Singapore

Phirozi R. H. Ragi & Co. Si anghai

lJhoenix Phoenix Aerated Water Works Singapore

Phofire Phoenix Assurance Co., L d. Shanghai

Phofire London Guarantee & Accident Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Phofire Shanghai Rugby Football Club Shanghai

Phonola Phonola Music House Shanghai

Phosphates Societe Nouvelle des Phospl.ates du Tonkin Haiphong

Photoart Carson Studio Shanghai

Photo Burr Photo Co. Shanghai

Photoleeco H. Lee & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Photostore Wah Heng & Co., Ltd. iSingapore

Pianoco Tokyo Piano Shokai Y okohama

Pianola Tsang Fook Piano Co. Hongkong

Pianomaker Robinson Piano Co.. Ltd. ... All Ports

“Pic” Philippine International Corpn. Manila

Picketrope Johnson Pickett Rope Co. ... Manila

Pienchutang Catholic Mission Tsinan

Pigeon D, E. J. Abraham Shanghai

Pila Pila & Co. S’hai., Kobe

Pila Les Successeurs D’TTlysse Pila & Co. Y’hama, Shanghai

Pilag Picking Lampen Nachfolger Shanghai

Pilatus Siber, Hegner & Co. Shanghai

Pilimex Pilgrim & Co. Hongkong

Pilkington Pilkington Bros. (China), Ltd. Shanghai

Pilot ^ George H. Whynaark & W. M. Carst ... Kobe

Pilot Newchwnng Pilot Co. Newchwang

Pilots Penang Pilot Association ... Penang

Pilots Singapore Pilot Association Singapore

Pilots Taku Pilot Co. ... Taku

Pincheong Pincheong Co. Singapore

Pinyamall L. Pinyamall Mukden

Pirelli Pirelli (Far East), Ltd. Shanghai

Pi sal cite Pisal Panite Trading Co. Bangkok

Pistonrod Marine Engineers Guild of China Shanghai

Pitchfork Pittendrigh & Co. Hongkong

Plaisant Plaisant Freres Seoul

Plant China Commercial Impor & Export

Co., Ltd. Chefoo

Plantable North Borneo Trading Co. Sarawak

Platform Patel & Co. Shanghai

Platinum S. S. Perry Hongkong

Plauco Heath Fibre Co. Manila

Plauco Tubbs Cordage Company Manila

Plaza Hotel Plaza Zamboanga, S’hai..

Plumsupcom Plumbing Supply Co. Shanghai

Pneumatic Dunlop Rubber Co. (China Ltd. All Ports

Pocha M. S. Pocha & Co. Shanghai

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Pohda Taichomg Import & Export Co. Tientsin

Pohoomull Pohoomull Bros. All Ports

Poinneyret Poinsard and Veyret Saigon

Poinsetta .. V. R. Vick&Co. S’pore., Penang

Polco Polish Commercial Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Poldi Poldi Steelworks Shanghai

Poldisteel Poldi Steel Works Tokyo, Osaka

Pol mission Polish Legation Tokyo

Polo Wm. Powell, Ltd. Hongkong

Polpred U.S.S.R. Embassy Tokyo

P omanl an Po Cheng

Man Lau Macao

Ponco . Kiu Pongee Co. Shanghai

Pooley Pooley & Co. Selangor

Poon Po On Marioe & Eire Ins. & Godown Co. Hongkong

Poons Edwar 1 M. Boons C". Kobe

Popular Pharmacia Popular Macao

Pop water . Watson Mineral Water Co. Shanghai

Portend Henry Hunter Bayne & Co. '' Manila

Porto . United Export Co. Tientsin

Postalbank Postal Remittances & Savings Bank. Nanking

Postgen Directorate Gem-ral of Posts Nanking, Shanghai

Postmaster Post Office Ichang

Postos Post Office All Ports.

Postos . Chinese Postal Administration Harbin, Tientsin

Postral Post Directorate G-eneral Office Peiping

Postscript . South China Morning Post, Ltd. Hongkong

Potation . Benjamin & Potts Shanghai

Potrebitel . Centrosojus (England,) Ltd. Hankow, Shanghai

Pottery . National Pottery Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Pottery . Chee Hsin Pottery Tientsin

Potts Swift & Co. Shanghai

Powerlite American, Electric Co., Inc, Manila

Powell Powell & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Powercold . Hankow Light & Po'vu r Co. Hankow

Powerful . Inniss & Riddle (China), Ltd. Shanghai

Powerhouse . Sandakan Light & Powder Co. (1922), Ltd. Sandakan, H’kong.

Powhattan British-American Tobacco Co., Ltd. All Ports

Powhatton . Chi Tumg Tobacco Co., (Ltd. Harbin

Powson Pow Kee & Son Shanghai

Prager . M. Prager Singapore

Pratt . W.H. Pratt ... Negri Sembilan

Pravlenie . Chinese Eastern Railway Co. Pepin g

Precious . D. Chellaram Shanghai

Premmark . Utoomall & Assudamal Co. Hongkong

Preemni ki A. W. KassianofF& Co., Ltd. Harbin

Premier Premier Commercial Co. ... Kobe

Premier Press .. . Penang Premier Press, Ltd. Penang

Presbyterian . American Presbyterian Mission Tsingtao

Presgrave Presgrave & Mathews Penang

Press

Press Hongkong Da;ly Press, Ltd. Hongkong

Press Peking & Tientsin Times ... Tientsin

Tientsin Press, Ltd. Tientsin

Prevalade Schmitzler & Co. Semarang

Pricelace One Price Lace Co. Shanghai

Princely Royal Insurance Co: Tokyo

Prinsuppli China Printing Supply Co. Shanghai

CABLE ADDRESSES m

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Printers C. Limson & Co. Penang

Print Calico Printers Association, Ltd. Singapore

Printemps Grands Magasins du Printemps Shanghai

Printer The Shameen Printing Press, Ltd. Canton

Printerie Ye Olde Printerie, Ltd- Hongkong

Prismatic Norbury Natzio & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

i Prizemoney Thomas Moore Yates. Shanghai

■ Proclivity South China Produce Co. ... Hongkong

Procteraw Procter and Gamble Trading Co. Cebu

; Procurmis Procure la Maison de Sienhsien Tientsin

i Prodrome British Legation Tokyo

i Product Product Export Co., Ltd. ... Harbin

| Produotsco China Products Export Cb. Canton, Hongkong.

Professo Hansons Shanghai

: Profit Insular Plumbing Co. Manila

I Profit Watson & Watson Man ila

; Progress Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd. ... Bangkok

; Progress China Manufacturers Export Association Chefoo

1 Progress Lohmann & Co. Singapore

Proleabelt Belting & Leather Products Assoc., Inc. Shanghai

I Properties B. P. Nicholas & Sons Selangor

Prosperity Hock Hin Bros. Penang

| Prosplant United States Rubber Plantations Selangor

Protimber Timber & Produce Cb. Singapore

Provincial Kwangtung Provincial Bank, The Hongkong

Pmdasoo The Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd.... Singapore

1 Prudence Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China Peiping

Prudential Nozawaya Co., Ltd. Yokohama

| Prudential Prudential Underwriters, ... Tientsin

I Psalmist S. J. David & Co. S’hai., Hongkong

\ Publicity China Publicity Co. Shanghai

; Publicity Peninsular Publicity Service Selangor

\ Publico Associated Advertisers Shanghai

; Publishing Kelly & Walsh, Ltd. Hongkong

;! Pukchin, Oriental Consolidated Mining Co. ... Unsan (Seoul)

I Pulun China Fur Trading Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Puredrugs Eagle Drug Co, . Shanghai

Pushing O. Thoresen & 'Cb. Shanghai

Pyloo The China Engineering Co. Tientsin

Pyramide East Asiatic Co., Ltd. Bangkok

Pyrotechny Palmer & Turner Hongkong, Shanghai

Quartermaster U. S. Army Transport Service Nagasaki

Quenching Shanghai Fire Insurance Assoc. Shanghai

Quickpill Warner & Cb., Inc. William R. Shanghai

Quini J. Quini Kobe

Quoika A. Quoika Shanghai

Quotation, Russ & Co. Hongkong

Rabben W. Rabben & Co. Tientsin

Racers British Bicycle.Co. Hongkong

Racine Racine & Cie. .. .... Tientsin, Shanghai

Racing Shanghai Race Club Shanghai

Racing Selangor Turf Club Selangor

•Racing Straits Racing Association Singapore

Racing Tientsin Race Club Tientsin

Radha Town Dispensarv Neg. Sembilan

Radiochina Gallop & Co., Inc. Shanghai

CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Radiocorp Radio Corp. of America Shanghai, Tokyo

Radserco Radio Service Co. Singapore

Rafeek Kafeek & Co. . ... Canton

Raffles Raffles Hotel Singapore

Raktjens *'ed Hand Com positions, Co. Kobe, Shanghai

Raigorodetzky .. Radgorodetzky & Co. Dairen

Railcar Fraser & Co., Ltd., Donald Shanghai

Railt>on Rail ton & Co., Ltd., H. E. Chefoo

Railway Swatow-Chao Chow Railway Co. Ltd. .. Swatow

Railways Kowloon-Canton Railway (British Section) Hongkong

Railways Federated Malay States Railways ... F.M.S.

Rakusen Rakusen China Co. Shanghai

Rakusen Oculists’Institute Co. Shanghai

Rallim Millar & Co. -Singapore

Ram K N. Dbaramall & Co. Kobe

Ramadan U. Rumjahn & Co. Hongkong

Ramsay Ramsay & Co. ... Hankow

Ramsey Carr Ramsey &. Co. Swatow

Ranald R. G. MacDonald Shanghai

Rangel Dai-Ichi Raw Silk Corpu. ... Yokohama

Rangelei Rangel T. Shanghai

Rapak Engineering Equipment & Supply

Co., Inc. Manila

Raphael R. Sassoon & Co. Singapore

Rapidco Hoyt & Co. ... ' ... Shanghai

Raskin J. Raskin Shanghai

Raspe Raspe & Co. Kobe

Ratsam Rud. Ratjen Osaka, Tokyo

Rattanware Kowloon Rattan Ware Co. Hongkong

Rattray Drs. Rattray & Sloper Singapore

Rauzy Societe Commerciale Francaise de

I’lndochine ... Haiphong, Saigon

Raven Raven & Basto ... Hongkong

Raventrust Raven Trust Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Rawleigh Rawleigh Co., W.T. Kobe

Rawsilkey Nippon Kiito Kaisha Yokohama

Rayelbon National Carbon Co., Inc. Shanghai

Rayeller Raymond & Heller Tientsin

Rayj os R. M. Joseph Shanghai

Raymond Czechoslovakian Consul Shanghai, Tokyo

Raymond Raymond Antonin Tokyo

Realtrust Hongkong Realty and Trust Co., Ltd Hongkong

Realinvest Realty Investment Co. Shanghai

Realty Tientsin Realty Co. Tientsin

Realty China Realty Co., Inc. Shanghai

Rebritman Representation for British Manufacturers Hankow

Recess Ehlers & Co. Newchwang

Recomax Steiner & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Record American Bureau of Shipping Shanghai, Manila

Recreio Club de Recreio Hongkong

Rectitude Tester & Abraham Hongkong

Redbois Fung Tang Hongkong

Redfeams Redfearns Horse Repository Singapore

Reed fa A. F. Deer Shanghai

Refardt Deutsche Wissenschaftliche, Buc’i. Tokyo

Referendis Denis Freres ... ‘ ... .. Saigon, Hanoi, Hai.

CABLE ADIDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Register Lloyd’s Register ot' Shipping All Ports

Register C. B. Nelson ... Manila

Regnault N. V. iSourabaya P. A. Reg

Regndlle Ellinger & Co., (Ltd. Shanghai

Regnis Singer Sewing Machine Co. Kobe, Osaka

Rehderdorn Rehder & Dorn ... T’sin., Muk., Dairen

Rehmatally Gulamhusein Brothers Singapore

Rehtael Shanghai Leather Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Reieo Asiatic Oommeroial Corporation Manila

Reidsan S. Reid Kobe

Reif B. Reif. Ld. ... Osaka

Reiffrich Richard Reiff Kobe

Reiber Er Reiber Shanghai

Reinforced Gallinagh & Co. Singapore

Reliance Century Insurance Co. Tientsin

Reliance Home Insurance Co. Tientsin

Reliance Shanghai Insurance Office ... Tientsin, Shanghai

Reliance R. A. Kreuleu ... Shanghai

Reliance Pinguet & Co. P. M., Hongkong

Reliance! Netherlands (Lloyd Ltd. of N. Y. Tientsin

Relitradco Reliance Trading Co. Shanghai

Rellim Manufacturers’Sales Agency Tientsin

Rellim Thos. N. Miller... Tientsin

Relyat China Provident Loan & Mortgage Co. Hongkong

Renate O. Kelling Inc. ... Manila

Rendall Rendall <% Co. ... Tientsin

Rennie Rennie, Lowick & Co. Singapore

Rennolds Rennolds Co., Wm. H. Manila

Renstar S. D. Ren & Co. ... Shai., Hongkong

Repairing Hartzenbush Motor Co. Shanghai

Repairtype Straits Typewriters Agency Singapore

Repooc Cooper, Clay & Kirby, Ltd. Shanghai, Kobe

Repooc Cboper & Co. Kobe

Reprah . Harper & Co. Ralph, Tientsin

Repulse Repulse Bay Hotel Hongkong

Resinspect Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Retsam Platt, Write-Cooper & Co. Shanghai

Retsam Johnson, Stokes & Master ... Hongkong

Reutbrock Reuter, Brockelmann & Co. Shanghai

Reuter Reuters, Ltd. All Ports

Reutsinga Reuters, Ltd. ... Singapore

Reviewing China Weekly Review Shanghai

Revilo Fenwick, Oliver, Ltd. Selangor

Revival R. Schmid Tokyo

Reyes Jose de los Reyes Kobe

Reyub Canadian Pacific S. S. (Purchasing dept.) Hongkong

Rialto Moxon & Taylor Hongkong

Ribeiro C. A. Ribeiro & Co Singapore

Rice Export and Import Co., Ltd. Saigon

Richly J. H. Richards Shanghai

Rickmers Rickmers Linie Shanghai

Richardsons N. J. Richardson & Co. ... . .; Shanghai

Rickardco Rickard, Ltd. ... Singapore-

Riedel Carl Riedell Dairen

Rieserando Rieser & Co., Inc. The Chefoo

Rikkomann Antaki & Co., Isaac Kobe

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Rinchee A. C. Henning & Co. Peiping

Rincihee Comptoir Russo-Beige de Commerce .

and d’Industrie ... Peiping

... Nagasaki

Ringer . Holme, Ringer & Co. ... till

Rintai . Rintai Stores Co. ... Mukden

Riokasoko Rioka Soko Kabushik Kaisha Shanghai

Riovale . China Auction Rooms ... Hongkong i

Riovale , Poultry Specialists’. Ca^ Hongkong

Rita Santa Rita & Co. Shanghai

Ritchie Arcade Ritchie & Bhset Singapore

Ritchstone . Ritchie & Co. ... ... .. Shanghai

Riverhood , Ribeiro & Co., Oscar ... Hongkong

Rivulet Brook & Co. ^.Shanghai

Riyalina . Manila Filatelica Manila

Riyoji Japanese Consulate All Ports

Rizorien Rizeries d’Extreme Orient 1 ... Saigon

Roady Chefoo-Weihsien Motor Co .v Ltd. Chefoo

Robinson Robinson. & Co. 1 Singapore

Robmaaz . Robert Maaz Import Co . Shanghai

Robvic . Yictoria Printing Press ... ... Hongkong

Roche . Rubber Estates of Krian ... Kedah.

Rockfound . Rockefeller Foundation The Peiping

Rocklin . B. Rocklin & Co. Tientsin

Rockwell . Iwai & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Roclub Rotary Club .. ... - ... Shanghri

Roda . J. M. Rocha & Co. Hongkong

Roditi .. .Oriental Purchasing,Co. ... Kobe

Rodrigues . F. Rodrigues

r M aeao

Rodyk Rod} k & Davidson Singapore

Rofan .. F&n, Robert ... ... ... • Shanghai

Rogers .. Rogers & Son ... ... Malacca

Rohdeanus Robde & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Rohde .. Japan Carl Rohde Co. : Tokyo

Romal .. Roe & Co., R. E. ... ... iSingapore

Romford Bombay Burmah-Trading Corpn.,L td.... Bangkok

Rondon L. Rondon & Co., Ltd. ; Shanghai

Roneo .. Roneo, Ltd. Singapore

Rods .. Anton Roos ... ... ■ Medan

Roosteamco Roosevelt Steamship Agency., Ltd. . . Manila

Rosco .. Rosen stock & Cb. Manila

Roscoe .. Pacific Coast Biscuit Co. Manila

Rosoot .. Ross Taylor & Co., Ltd. ... Sourabaya

Rosebrand B. S. Mohideen & Co. Singapore

Rosedowns .. Rose,Downs & Thompson (Far East), Ltd. Shanghai

Rosemac Rose, Macphail & Penman, Ltd. [. Singapore

Rosemstock Rosenstock, C. W. Manila

Rosenstock ... Rosenstock Business Directory of

China iShanghai

Rosmarin Reiss & Co. J ava

Rossi Rose Gebrueder Swatow

Rossiagen .. Reinsurance Co. of Copenhagen Shanghai

Rostamian Kermani & Co., R. S. Shanghai

Rostherne Barlow & Co. ... Shanghai

Rothacbuch ... Oscar Rothacker Osaka

Rothwagco .. B. Roth & Co. ... • Shanghai

Eotraco ... Roneo Trading Co. Kobe, Yokohama

CABLE ADDRESSES 71

Cable Ad : Firm Name Place

Rotunda . .. Ross & Co. (China). Ltd. .. Shanghai, Hongkong

Roubinco M. L. Roubin A’ Co. ... , , .... Shanghai

Rowar Warrington, R. O. Manila

Rowe O. S. Bennbow Rowe Shanghai

Rowing Shanghai Rowing Club Shanghai

Roxas Roxas y Cia Manila

Roxorad Roxor Advertising Co. ... . , ;/ ... Hongkong

Royal ■ Royal Insurance Co. Shanghai

Royalox Nakamura & Co. ... Osaka

Roza C. A. da Roza ... Hongkong

Rubant F. W. Rubant ... Tsinan

Rubber Fung Keong Rubber Manufactory Hongkong

Rubber F. Waterhouse Co., Ltd.1 Singapore

Rubberbank tSocfin Co. ... • Selangor

Bubexpbrt United States Rubber Export’Co., Ltd.... Shanghai, Manila

Rubcogen .General Rubber Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Rubplant United States Rubber Plantation, Inc. Penang

Rubsneg . Gensburger & Co. ... Shanghai

Ruby H. Ruttonjee & Son Hongkoug

Rubyrutton. Ruttonjee & Son Shanghai

Rudolphus Rudolph & Co., Charles Y’hama., Shanghai

Ruegg Brady & Ruegg ... Yokohama

Rugby motor Federated Motors Singapore

Rumps Oriental Commercial Co. ... Hongkong

Runnymede Runnymede Hotel, Ltd. .. ... Penang

Rupert Rupert Cox Gbshi Kaisha .. : Kobe

Russell ’G. C. F. Russell & Co. ... ..V Tsingtao

Rust ' J. W. Rust Yokohama

Ruthe ■ . Pacific Rim Corporation Dairen

Sabbath Seventh Day Baptist Mission Shanghai

Sabroeco Sabroe Co. of Japan, Ltd. ... Osaka

Sachse R. Sachse Hankow

Saeredo Sacred Heart English College Hongkong

Safeguard Hackmack & Co. Peiping

Safeguard Glathe & “Witt .. Shanghai

Sagacity Manchurian Co., Ltd. Harbin

Sagawa i Sagawa & Co. ..; Kobe

Sagues F. Sagues Busquets K\ oto

Sahoda British Consular Agency ... Hako late

Sahoda Gill & Co. Hakodate

Saibodubas Saiboo Marican & Co. Singapore

Saifeestore Saifee Store Hongkong

Saigonbank Banque de Saigon Saigon

Sailor Boon Seng & Co. Singapore

Sailors Singapore Sailors Institute Singapore

Saitosey Saito & Co. Tokyo

' Sakigake Yamanaka & Co. Osaka

' Sakimitsu Nosaki & Co. ... Yokohama

Salamander Chartered Bank of India, Aust, and

China Shanghai

Salamat Naina Mohamed & Sons Singapore

Salehouse Sale & Co., Ltd.. ... Japan Ports

Salehouse Texas Co. Tokyo

Salescomp China Sales and Service^ Co. Shanghai

Salt Chinese Government Salt Revenue All Ports

Salt : National Government tSalp A dm inis-

CABLE ADDRESSES

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

tration ... ... ... Chefoo

Saltbank Yien Yieh Commercial Bank Hongkong

Salvage Teikoku Salvage Kaisha, Ltd. Kobe

Sanaa ramigsehe . Samarangsche Zee & Brand Macassar

Sanabot Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China Hegri Sembilan

Sambros Samson Hermanns y Oia, Inc. Manila

Sanaiguel San Miguel Brewery Manila

Sanitasc Sanitas Vertriebs Co. Tokyo

Sanaurai Kakuiraki & Co. Kobe

Samwapexco Sam Hwa Export Oo. Shanghai

Sandakan Sandakan Hotel San lakan

Sand avid Forbes Mnnn & Co., Ltd. ... Manila, Cebu, Iloilo

Sandbach Barlow & Co. Singapore

Sanderdo Sander, Wieler. k Co. H’kong, Canton,Har.

Sandilands Sandilands, Buttery & Co. ... Singapore, Penang.

Sanifurco Sanitary Fur Co. Pepin g

Sanitas Sanitas Mineral Water Co. Shanghai

Sanitarily Steam Laundry Co. Hongkong

Sanmasu Summers Boyeki Kaisha Kabushiki Kobe

San Pell San Peh'S N. Co. All Ports

Sansco San Shing Co. ... ... Swatow

Sansiiiin San Shin Shokai Dairen

San stream Sanitary iSteam Laundry Cb., Inc. ... Manila

Santa Sang Tai Hongkong

Santakuro Kusakabe & Sons, Ltd. Tokyo

Saorstat The Irish Free State Government Office Peping

Saoukee Saou Kee ... ... Shanghai

Saphier Doulton & Co. ... Shanghai

Sapiens Wise & Co., Inc. ... Manila, Iloilo

Sapporo Saipporo Cafe and Bar Dairen

Sarastudio Singapore Photo Co. Singapore

Sarastudio C. M. Lee k Co, Singapore

Sardomene F. Kenneth Kruger Yokohama

Saroilco Sarawak Oilfields, Ltd. Sarawak

Sasaki T. Sasaki k Co. Shanghai

Sassoon Hessim k Co. ... Kobe

Sassoons David Sassoon & Co., Ltd. H’kong., S’hai., Han.

Satake T. Satake & Co. Singapore

Satinsind Siamese Tin Syndicate, Ltd. Bangkok

Sato Y. Sato & Co. Kobe

Sator A. Sator Shanghai

Satotraco Sato Trading Co. Kobe

Satrap Scherings, Ltd. Shanghai

F. Sanvage Transports Maritimes k Fluviaux de

1’Indochine Anciennement Haiphong

Sauvayre J. Sauvayre Shanghai

Savings Underwriters Savings Bank Shanghai, Hongkong

Savon Erasmic Co. Singapore

Savont Joseph Crosfield

>avoy Savoy Hotel Shanghai, Tienisin.

Savnlfrers Savul & Co. Shanghni

Sawease Tientsin Sawmill & Case Manufacturing C >. Tientsin

Sayers M. Sayers Singapore

Saynikunse Shanghai Portland Cement Works, Ltd. Shanghai

Say say Saydah k Say<3 ah Inc. Shanghai

Sazaro Sam Lazaro & Bros. Shanghai

CABLE ADDRESSES 73

Cable Ad: Firm Name Flace

Scarlosoo . Saa Carlos Milling Oo., (Ltd. Manila

Scarteen . A. A. A ves Hongkong

Seer vesteo Siiicere In see. & Investment Co., Ltd. Singapore

Schefts . Shefitis Bros. Tientsin

Schenco K. H. Schen & Co. Shanghai

Scheut Scheut Mission Tientsim

Schiffner Schiffner & Co. ... ... Singapore

Schloten II Schloten Shanghai

Schmidt . Schmidt Shoten Tokyo

Sehmidtco Schmidt & Co. ... ... All Ports

Schndtzler Schndtzler & Sons Manila

Schochotto . Brunswick Show Room Shanghai

Schoenegg . Kern & Co , A. Yokohama

Schofield R. Schofield Kobe

Schramm Schramm & Co. Yokohama

Schuile .. Schuhl & Lurton: Shanghai

Scientific Scientific Service Co. Shanghai

Scola Straits Mercantile Agency ... Singapore

Scothar Automatic Telephone Manufacturing Co. Shanghai

Scothar Allen, Sons & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Scothar . Scott, Harding & Co., Ltd. S' anghai

Scotiaoil Scotia Lubricating Oil Co., Ltd, Singapore

Scotiaoil Scotia Import Co., The Singapore

Scottunat Scottish Union and National Insce. t 'o. Shanghai

Scoutsecraft Boys’ Scouts Association ... Shanghai

Scrutiny Thomson & Co. All Ports

Sc wan .. China Export Co. Chefoo

Secretary .. B. C. Eastham Tientsin

Secretary .. Tientsin Trust Co., Inc. ... Tientsin

Secretary Rocky Point Association Tientsin

Section Atkinson & Dallas, Ltd. Shanghai

Securities British-American (China) Tobacco Securi-

ties Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Security .. R. S. Davis Tientsin

Security Tientsin. Salvage Auctioneers Tientsin

Seine L. R. Aguinaldo Cebu

Seiryu .. Seiryu Bark Tientsin. Dairen

Seishi . Fuji Paper Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Sedwa Seiwa Shokwai ... Dairen

Seker .. Swedish Chinese Export & Import Co. Tientsin

Sellers Muller, Phipps & Sellers, Ltd. Osaka, Tokyo

Season S. E. Shahmoon Shanghai

Seasonco .. Secison Co. Singapore

Seaview The Sea View Hotel Singapore

Seawater Eastern Indian Trading Oo. Bangkok

Seaworthy .. Borrows & Co., Ltd. f Tientsin

Seaworthy Eisler, Reeves, Murphy & Lyle, L d. Shanghai

Seaworthy British Corporation Register of Shanghai

Shipping and Aircraft ... Tientsin

Sebrof .. Messageries Maritimes

Secretary R. T. Evans Tientsin

Secretary Tientsin

Tientsin Building and Loan Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Seebengong Fonghin

Selles .. Selles Hermanos Kobe

Semay Smith & Co., L. H. Chefoo

Seminole ... Brit.-American Tobacco,Co. (Straits), Ld. Singapore

Semshel .. Seymour Sheldon Co. Kobe

74 CABLE ADIDEESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Nixfne Place

Senda Senda & Co: ... ... Singapore

Sengcheong Seng Cbeong & Co. Kedah

Senglee Seng Lee & Co. Penang

Sengu Kimura Senguttem Kobe

8 emmet M. Levy Tientsin

Sennet Sennet Ereres ... Hongkong, S’hai.

Senpakubu Mitsui Bussan Kaisha Kobe

Serenity Thamawalla & Co. Kobe

Serenade Tootal. Broadhursi, Lee & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Sergautoex General Motors Singapore

Servexco Service Express Co. ... Shanghai

Servitude Rubber Growers’ Association Selangor

Service Kiat & Co. Singapore

Servizio Commercial Express and Storage Co. ... Shanghai

Seumall Seumall Bros. Kobe

Sesostris Drefus et Oie, Louis Harbin

Setzbutton Settsu Bui ton Works, Kobe

iSevenian Crawford, Montgomery & Co. Hongkong

Severance Severance Union Medn al College Seoul

Sexbis Exporters Sales Corporation... Manila

Seybourne Bailey & Co.. Ltd. Hongkong

Shaelsup Shanghai Electrical Supply Co. Shanghai

Shahayuen Yueh & Co., T. C. Shanghai

Shainin I. Shaiuin & Co. Shanghai

Shai press Shanghai Press... .. Shanghai

Shalom 'Shalom & Co. ... ... ... Kobe

Shalom co Shalom & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Shanautorex General Motors Inc. ... Shanghai

Shanexco Shanghai Express Co. Shanghai

Shangboh Shanghai Cotton Mfg. Co. ... Shanghai

Shanghai Times .. Shanghai Times Shanghai

Shagntaiye Shang Tai Yee & Co. Tientsin

Shankar Premsing & S ns Yokohama

Shantra Shantung Traders Co. ... ... Chefoo

Shantelco Shanghai Telephone Co. ... Shanghai

Shantobaco Shantung Tobacco Co. ... .. Shanghai

Shapaprsas Shanghai Paper Importers Association .. Shanghai

Sharaf Afshar & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Sharenat M. J. Nathan ... Shanghai

Sharma S. M. Sharma ... Selangor

Shauter Shauter & Co. ... Swatow

Shaw Geo. L. Shaw ... Antung

Shaw Shaw, Robert E. Foochow

Shawshing Shawshing Steamship Co., Ltd. Newchwang.

Sheatung Shea Tung Co. .... Tientsin

Sheco Strawbradd & Hardware Export Co.. Chefoo

Shefts Shefts Bros. Inc. Tientsin

Shelley Thompsor Shelley, Thompson ,& Bemuth Singapore

Shewakram Shewakram & Co. , , . Kobe

Shibakawa Shibakawa & Cb. Osaka

Shimaglass^ Shimada Glass Factory Osaka

Shim feng Shin Feng & Co. Chefoo

Shimfoom Chang & Cb., (Ltd., J.D. ... Shanghai

Shingminco Shingming Trading Co. (China), Ltd. .. Tientsin

Shingyo Shinkyo Yoko Goshi Kaisha Shanghai

tShinyei Sbinyei & Cb., Ltd. ... Yokohama

Shinyugumi Shinymgumi & Co. Kobe

CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Fla.ce

Shipboard D.S. Shipping Board Manila, Yokohama

Shipbrandt Brandt & Oo. ... Hongkong

Shipbroker Anglo-Danish Shipping Co. Shanghai

[ Shipnews Shipping and Engineering ... Shanghai

I Shippers China Produce Shippers Hongkong

Shipstores Scandanavian Trading Co. ... Shanghai

) Shiraimatu Shiraimatsu & Co.- Osaka

i Shoemack United States Shoe Go. ... Manila

Shogyokaigisho. Japan Chamber of Cbmmerce ... Tientsin

; Shokin Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., The j .. All Ports

Shokingink Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd. Singapore

Shoraukan Japanese Commercial Counsell r Shanghai

i Shonson Young & Co. ... .... Tientsin

[ Shooklin Yong Shook Lin Selangor

| Shorthand . Shorthand Correspond nee School Singapore

i Shosen Osaka Shosen Kaisha All Ports

; Shosho .''hosho Yoko Tientsin

j Shrewdly W. S. Sherley & Co. Hongkong

,t Sihoryubank Shoryu Bank, Ltd. Tientsin

: Shule Schuhl, Davis & Lurton Shanghai

| Shunkee Shun Ree <%. Co. Shanghai

) Shunlung S. Shimizu Tientsin

:» Siamaisie Soc. Anon. Francaise Siam et Malaise ... Perak

! Sianghwe Singapore Chinese Chamber of Com- Singapore

merce Yo. Ko. To.

Siber Siber, Hegner & Co,

1f Sibinandoo Bin k, Co., S. I. Singapore

Sidi Societe Indochinoise d’Xmportation. Saigon

f Sieboldcom. Phoenix Chemical Co. Tsingtao

j Siegmsit Siegfried Schmidt Op. Shidzuoka

^ Siemens Siemens, Schuckert Denki K. K. Osaka. Tokyo

! Siemens huk Siemens, Schuckert Works G.m.b.H. ... Harbin

' Siemssen Siemssen & Co. .. ... All Ports

| Signode W. Butter Singapore

Signs Signs of the Times Publishing House Shanghai

Siheco Siber, Hegner & Co. ... Osaka

J Sikh iSikh Shanghai

Sikow North Store

China Wool Co. Tientsin

li Silberman Silberman Co. Shanghai

| Silicify China Motor Bus Co. Hongkong

E Silkfield Jarmain, Davis & Co., Ltd. Kobe

Si] kite Siber, Hegner & Co. ' Y Pkohama

| Silkworn L. Wegclin Shanghai

Siltanoo Goodrich Intern'ational Rubber Co. ... Manila.

Peiping

!' Silligva I. Y. Gillis * Zamboanga

| Si In pa Siluna Ranch Co.. Inc.

•' Siiva B. P. de Silva, Ld. Singapore

1 Silvanett'> Silva Netto &-Co. Hongkong

Silverhall W. A. de Havilland Tokyo

I],; iSSin,imp Ion A. C. Sim & Co. Kobe

Gyselmri m & Sieup Sou mb aya

1 Sim co Sims & C'\ Tientsin

Simit Johnson Si Philli, s, Ltd. ... Malaya

Simit Sime. Darby & Co., Ltl. Malaya

Simkah Sim R'h & Co. Selangor

Simoda B. S. Simoda & Co. Singapore

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76 CABLE ADDRESSES

Gable Ad: Firm Name : Place

Simpangapotheek Simpangische Apotkeek, Ltd. Sourabaya

Simplex ... Mansson Shokai Goshi Kaisha Osaka, Tokyo

Simplexco ... Simplex Concrete Piles (Ma aya) Ltd. ... Singapore

Simpson ... Simpson’s Agencies ... ... Harbin

Sinai ... Meyer Bros. Singapore

Sinaryan ... Sino-Aryan Trading Cc. Shanghai

Sincere ... Sincere Co., Ltd., The S’hai., Can., H’kong.

Sincere Ins. ... Sincere Insurance and Investment

Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Sincere ... Sincere Dispensary Singapore

Sinchew ... Anglo-Chinese Dispensary, Ltd. Singapore

Sinehung ... Sin Chnng Engineering Co. Shanghai

Sindacato ... Pekin Syndicate, Ltd. Peiping, Shanghai

Sing ... Church Mission Society Hospital Pak boi

Singer ... Singer Sewing Machine Co. All Ports

Singkep ... Siugkep Tin Maatsohappy ... Singapore

Singleton ... Singleton, Benda & Co. ... ... Kobe, Y’hama

Singminco ••• Harbin

iShingming Trading Co. (China), Ltd. Singapore

Singmotors ... Singapore Motors

Singthoh ... Swatow Agency ... ... ' Swatow

Sinobe ... Banque Beige pour 1’Etranger S’hai., T’sin., Hankow

Sinocialco ... China Commercial Corporation Shanghai

Sinococpon ... China Coal Corporation Shanghai

Sinocongou ... China Tea Co,; Ltd. Shanghai

Sim consul ... Chinese Consulate Singapore

Sinodock Kiangnan Dock and Engineering Works Shanghai

Sinogerman ... Sino-German Telegram Co. Peiping

Sinolegate ... Chinese Consulate ... ... Kobe

Sinolym ... Hsin Hsin Theatres Cio- ••• Tientsin

Sinolym ... Gaiety Theatre ... Tientsin

Sinolym ... Hsin Hsin Cinema .. ... ' Tientsin

Sinospan ... Sino Spanish Trading Co. ... ... ' Shanghai

Sinsenmoh ... Sin Sen Moh & Co. Singapore

Sintraco ... Singapore Trading Co. Singapore

Sit ... Societe Indochinoise de Transport ...' Saigon

Sita ... Windsor & Co. Bangkok

Sifinsind ... Siamese Tin Syndicate, Ltd. Bangkok

Sipef ... Societe International de Plantation et

de Finance ... Selangor

Skan ... Kagan & Co. ... Harbin

Skefko ... Kjellbergs Successors Osaka

Skiotis ... Skiotis Bros. & Co. ... .... Peiping, Tientsin

Skoblin ... Skoblin Co. . ... ... ... . Harbin

Skodaworks ... Skoda Works m.. All Ports

Skoff ... Guyling & Skoff Tientsin

Skokingink ... Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd. Singapore

Skorsten ... Dawalu Chemical Industries Shanghai

Skorsten ... Mee Yeh Handels Compagnie ... Shanghai, Hankow

Skyum ... Dominion Rubber Co. Selangor

Sladang ... Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China Singapore

Sleeping ... International Sleeping Car Co. Harbin

Sleeping ... Compaguie International des Wagons &

des Grands Express Harbin

Slemish ... Hastings & Co. ... ... Hongkong

Slevogt ... Slevogt & Co. ... Shanghai

CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Slipway ... Singapore Slipway and Engineering Co. Singapore

Slot ... G. H. Slot & Co., Ltd. Penang, Singapore

Slowe ... Slowe & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Sluytersco ... Java Sea and Fire Insurance Co. All Ports

Sluytersco ... Veritas Insurance Co. Shanghai

Smallwood ... H. Smallwood & Co. Peiping

Smchang ... Ohenmin Trading Ct>. Tientsin

Smelter ... Consolidated Tin Smelters ... Penang

Smelter ... Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd. Pen. Sel. Pen.

Smidtos ... Anderson, Clayton & Co. ... Shanghai

Smith ... Brash & Smith. ... Perak

Smithnavco ... Smith Navigation Co. Manila

Smo ... Soc. Marseillaise d’Outremes Saigon

Smo ... Societe Indochinoise des Tiansports Saigon.

Smrco ... S'outh Manchuria Railway Co. Dairen

Smuudas ... Shanghai Marine Ond-r^riter. Assocn... Shanghai

Snavebe ... E. B. Evans & Co. Singapore

Snow ... M. L Snow & Co. Tsingtao

Sobbe ... H. Sobbe Hankow

Socheukpan ... So Bros. & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Sochitraco ... South China Trading Co., Ltd. Foochow

Socino Soc. Indo-chinoise de Commerce Saigon

Soeita ... Soc. Commissiomaria di Export and Medan

Importer

Socom ... Societe Commercial Asiatique Canton

Socony ... Socony-Vacuum Corporation All Ports

Soginimex ... Societe Generale Indrcbinoise Saigon

Sok<> ... Mitsubishi Warehouse Co., Ltd. Kobe

Solea ... Southern Leaf Tobacco Co. Shanghai

Soloie E. J. Muller Shanghai

Solomon ... Solomon & Co., S. Penang

Solomos ... Boulangerie et Patiss’u-rie Francaise Peipin '

Sonola ... Sonola Music D ouse Shanghai

Soontheam ... Soon Theam & Co. Penang

Soonthye ... Chop Soon Thye Kelantan

Sopher ... Theo. Sopher & Co. Shanghai

Sorox ... Laguna Sugar Corpn. Manila

Sorox ... Sorox y Cia Manila

Sotodel ... North America Trading & Imp , C<\ ... Manila

Soubritisk ... South British Insurance Co., Ltd. Tokyo, Yokohama

Souchiknit ... South China Knitting Factory H ongkong

Southcoal ... South China Coal and Briquetting Co... Hongkong

Southntra ... South China Trading Coi ... Hongkong

Sovconsul .. Union of Soviet Socialist Republics A11 Ports

Sovflot ... Soviet Commercial Fleet Agency Hakodate

Sowawareco ... Sow a & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Soya ... A. Ennenberg Ko»e

Soya ... Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading Co., Ltd Harbin, Dairen, Vlad.

Soychong ... Soy Chong Shanghai

Spalinger ... U. Spalmger & Co. S. A. Hongkong, Canton

Soarkhss ... General Electric Co. China, Ltd. Hongkong

Sparks ... D. B. Sparks Shanghai

Spearmint ... Wrigley & Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Speciality ... Speciality & Novelty Co. Singapore

Spectacles ... John Duke Singapore

Spectacle ... Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China .. Saigon

fib*

78 CABLE ADIDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name PlaeA

Speedy . . New Engineering & Shipbuiding Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Spero John 1). Hutchison & Co. .. Hongkong

Sphinx . Gande Price & Co. ... .. Shanghai, Hongkong

Sphinx . Sphinx Trading Co. ... ... H’kong, S’hai, Kobe

Spicers . Spicers Ltd. ... ... Singapore

Spider . i China Hairnet Manufacturing CP. ... Ohefoo

Spireco !. Spire & Co., P. R. Hankow

Spizzica , G. Spizzica & Co. • ■ ... :

shanghai

Spool . Cfentral Agency, Ltd. The ... All Ports

Sport . International Recreation Club Tsingnao

Sportclub Macao Greyhound Racing Club ..; Macao

Sporting , H’kong. Sportg. Arms & Ammun. Store Hongkong

Sportsclub . - Sports Club,Shdkai

The' Ltd. Hongkong

Springbok Down Boeki Kobe

iSpi’inzfurs . Wolf-Sprinz Fur Corpi ... Shanghai

Squib V Squires. Bingham & Co. Shanghai

Sregor 1 . Progressi ve Publicity Co., Ltd. Singapore

Srimonto . Dawn & Co. Kobe

Sriraach Sriracha & Co., Ltd. Bangkok

Sitadelman . Stadelinan & Co. ... Yokohama

Stalphonix . Soiioeller Blhckmann Phoenix. Seiko G. K. Shanghai Osaka, Tokyo

Standaad . Standard Life Assurance Co.

Stamdadrug Standard Drug Cb., (Ltd. Shanghai

. 1 Tientsin

Standard . Standard Trading Co.

Standline . Sbcony-Vacuum Corporation 1 Kobe

Standpoint ' Christian Science. Sbciety ... Tientsin

Stanelco 7 , Stanton. Nolson & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Stanelco Ili'.st Indies Tracing Co. ... Singapore

Sian ford liaaiep Crawford h Ob.' ... Kobe

Stanley Stanley Motor Service ... ... 1 Tientsin

Shanghai

Stan mas up Standard Machinery Supply Co. .. Shanghai

Stanproco ' . Standard PrPdticfes Co., Fed. Inc. Hongkong

Stanprony Standard Products Co., Fed. U.S.A.

Stantraco Standard Trading Co. ... Kobe

Star NjOrth China Star Tientsin

Staricks . Star Rick.-ha Cor.' Shanghai, Hankow

Stark Stark & McNeill' Perak, Penang

Starit . White Stai; Mineral Water Factory. ... Sandakan Tientsin

Statebank ; S.t ate Bank of North Borneo Malacca, Singapore

Statetrust Estate & Trust Agencies ...

Statesbank National City Bank of New York Ho. Man. Ceb. Har.

Statesline i States Steamship Co. All Ports

Stationers , United Book & S ationery Co. Shanghai

Stationers American Bobtshop Shanghai

Steady Standard Trading Co. Hongkong

Steamboat H’kong., Canton & Macao Steamboat Co. Sarawak Hongkong

Steamship

Steco • . Sarawak Steamship Co., Ltd.

Steger & Co. ...' ... 1 '•■y' Kobe Hongkong

Steel Robe Steel Works

Steel Steel Bros. &,C( ., Ltd. Bangkok

§hanghai

Steelboler Austrian Consulate

Steelboler Bohler Bros. & Co., Ltd. ... S’hai., Osaka, Tokyo

Steel drums Steel Drums, Ltd. ••• Shanghai

Siteelhouse Philippine Steel'house, Imc. , Manila

Steelmaker Isthmian Steamship Lines Shanghai

Steelman TTnited States Steel Products Co. ... Manila

CABLE ADDRESSES 79

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

■Steelyard ... United States Steel Products Co. Shanghai

Sftephigh Stephen & Co., Ltd. ... . Hongkong j

Sternberg ... Sternberg & Co. . ... : ■ <: Singapore

Sternhueme , ... . Christern Huenefeld & Co., Inc. Manila

Stevens Captain A. G. Stevens Yokohama

Stevenson Hanson Orth & Stevenson .. . Manila. Iloilo, Cebu

Stevenson ... J5. Stevenson &;» po., W. F. Inc. Cebu

Stil water ... Toyo Marine and Fire Insurance Co. Osaka

Stirling ... Astor House Hotel Swatow

Stocker ... Swatow Pilotage Service . Swatow

Stockford .... N. H. Rutherford Shanghai

■Stocks Shanghai Stock Exchange ... . Shanghai ,7 f .

Stoffels Stofiels & Co. ... Singapore

Stomokuza ... Sumatra Houtaankap Mij. N.V. [Singapore

Storage ... Australian-Oriental Line, Litd. Manila

Storage ... - Philippine Cold iStores ... ...? Manila .

Storage Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd Singapore, Pciiang

Storage ... Yu ill and Co., Ltd. Mani la

Storch . )i . ... Storch Bros., Ltd. Penang, Perak,;Sel.

Stores..., ... Government Stores Department Borneo

Stores"' .... URilacca General .Stores Malacca y, ,,

Strachan Strachan & Co., Ltd,, W.M. Kobe, Tokyo

Straco . Standard Trading Corpn. ... ... Hongkong

Straider i,. Strahler & Co., Inc. ... .... Yokohama

Straitjava ... Straits Java Trading Co. ... , , Penang, Singapore

Stramoto Straits Motor Garage Singapore

Sitrorri trade Stromwall Trading po. ... Chungking ,

Stran dotel ,.. Strand Hotel Dairen

Strausiere ... FarEastDeyelopmentCo- Chefoo

Strik ' ... Strickland Co. Singapore

Strome Sirome & Co., Ltd. ... . ... Yokohama

Strorntrade ,, , Holdo Stromwall Shanghai

Strosog Strong & Co. ... ' .,g . 'Nagoya

Strowger .Automatic Telephones of China)n Shanghai, Tokyo.

Struan , . Duncan & Co. ... ... .4,, ..Shanghai

Studio ... Arts and Crafts, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Styriasita,! ... Sityrian Steel Works ... ■ Tokyo

Sublimis .... Fujisaki & Co. ... Yokohama

Success W. Rabbein & Co. (Successors) Tientsin

Sucharpidl ... Insular Sugar Refining Corp. Manila

Sucobrach Sf U. A Co ! .• ill Yokohama. Osaka

SudayakubcK . K. Adachi & Co. ,0 - ...i Tientsin

Sudseatrad South Seas Trading Co.

Suezboot Stoomwaart Maatschappij “Neder- Manila

1 Sugar ... Dai Nippon Sugar...Co., Ltd.

r.land” Singapore

Tokyo

Sugar ... Japan Sugar Co., Ltd. ... . : y.. , Shanghai

1 Sugawa ... R. Sugawa & Co, Yokohama

Sugibara Nissei Trading Co. Shanghai

I Suhr ... Suhr, K. H.

I ‘Suisung Matcb ... Sui Sung Match Co., Ltd. .... • ; ■'... Shanghai

Shanghai

| Sukoalui ... Chefoo Silk Store Chefoo

t'Sulzer ... Sulzer Bros. ... ...

Sumatrabode Fa Drikkerij, Sumatra Bode en Kobe, Shanghai

Tjaja iSoemaitra Padang

Sumatrapost ... Dc Sumatra Post Sumatra

80 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Sumitbank Sumitomo Bank, Ltd. S’hai., Y’hama.,Kobe-

Sumitosale Sumitomo Goshi Kaisha Tokyo

Sumitsales Sumitomo Goshi Ivaisha Kobe

Sumityoko Sumitomo Goshi Kaisha Shanghai

Summotor Sumatra Motor Co. N.V. Sumatra

Sums Sum Agency Selangor

Sunbeam South British Insurance

: Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Sunbeam .. Tipper & Co. ... ... ... Peiping, Tientsin

Sunbeam Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada All Ports.

Sunfat Sun Fat Co. Hongkong

Sunfire Sun Insurance Ottice, Ltd. ... To. Os. Shanghai

Sunflower Sun Tack Co , The Hongkong

Sunflower Sunflower Mercantile Co. ... Shanghai

Sung Union Trading Co., The Foochow

Sungeiduri Sungei Duri Rubber Estate Kedah

S unglory Sun Life Assurance Co. of China Kobe

Sunhai Sun Hai Bros. Penang

Sunley .. Sunley & Go. Hongkong

Sunlight Sunlight Co. Wei Hai Wei

Sunmaid . Sunland Sales Association, Inc. Y’hama.. Shanghai

Sunmaid Sunmaid Raisin Growers Assoc. Shanghai

Sunshine . China Trading and Industrial Co. Shanghai

Sunsun Sun Sun Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Sunsuntaco . Sunsuntay & Co. Shanghai

Sunwaheo Oriental Trading Shanghai

Separator Shanghai Milk Supply Co. ... Shanghai

Superman P. A Krishna ... Hongkong

Suncotrade S. W. Union Trading Co. ... (Shanghai

Supervise Far East Superintendence Co., Ltd. Kobe, Shanghai

Suply Daily (Suppliers Tientsin

Surajmal Surajmal & Co. Kobe

Surveyor Lloyd’s Register of Shipping Sinsap >re

Suwatrade . Sung Wah Trading Co. Shanghai

Suzandron Belgian Consulate Yokohama

Suzandron Suzor and Ronvaux Yokohama

Suzukitazo Suzuki & Co. ... Tokyo

Svensk Swedish Consulate Shanghai, Hongkong;

Swanstoek Swan, Culbertson & Fritz ... Shanghai

Swanstock Swan, Devin & 0o. Tokyo

Swastika M. W. J. Nanayakara Singapore

Swatowwork Svvatow Drawn Work Co. ... Hongkong

Swedetrade . Swedish Trading Co., A.B., The Hongkong

Swedlegation Swedish Legation Tokyo

Sweehock . Swee Hock & Co. Perak

Swenonis . : South China Daily News ...

Sweow Swedish-Chinese Export & Imp. Co. Hongkong

Hankow

Swire . Butterfield & Swire All Ports.

Swisseolat Swiss Consulate ... Shanghai

Swisswatch Swiss Watch Import Co. ... • Kobe

Switchboard Kellogg Switchboard &. Supply Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Sworcoco (Swiss Oriental Commercial Co. Manila

Sword Straits Trading Co , Ltd. ... S’pore., Penang

Sworn R. Stewart Scott Tientsin

Sydhudso,® Hudson, Sydney, Ltd. Shanghai

Syconbeng Siy Cong Bieng & Co., Inc. Manila

Svlvai Stanley, Ltd. Singapore

CABLE ADDRESSES 81

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

-Syme Syme & Co. ... . ... Bangkok

Synod Evangelical Lutheran Mission Shasi.

Syrio Ley S. Jacobsohn ... Harbin, Tientsin

Szehaitong Sze Hai Tong Banking Co. Singapore

Szehan Szechuan-Hankow Railway Chungkiiig

Tabaoalcra Comp an i a General de Tabacok de

Tabacalera

Filipinas ... ... ' Manila ■ '

!La Flor de la Isabela ... ... Manila

T ab ana Tabaqueria Sino-Egyptiana Shanghai

Tabaqueria Tabaqueria Filipina Shanghai, Hongkong

Tabloid Burroughs, Wellcome & Co. Shanghai

T. A. C. C. Tientsin Anglo-Chinese College' Tientsin

Tacco American-Cbinese Co., Fed., Inc., U.S;A. Peping, Tientsin

Taoco Victor Music House Tientsin

Tachunliwa Great China Co. Shanghai .

Tadaima Thomsen & Co. .. ... Kobe

Taeping Henry J. Clark.. Shanghai

Taeping Lavers & Clark... : Shanghai

Tagal Philippine Net & Braid Mfg. Co; ... Manila

Tai “Tai Tung Tin Paoi”, Dairen

Taibo Pacific Trading Co., Ltd. ... Yokohama

Taihingco Tai King Trading Oo. ... Shanghai

Taikho Taik Ho & Co. ... ... ... Perak

Taikoodock Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering5 C \ Hongkong

Tailai Wei Hai Wei Import and Export Co. ... Wei Hai Wai

Tailung Boerter & Co., A. ... Tsingtao • '

Taiping Tai Ping Trading Co. Tientsin ''

Taisang Tai Sang & Co. < ... , .. Swatow

Taishan Tai Shan Insurance 'Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Taishoyoko Taisho & Co., K. Shanghai

Taisun Sun Co., Ltd., The Canton

Tai toco The Saito Co. ... ... .i Dairen

Taitung Tai Tung ... ... Chefoo !

Taiwangink Bank of Taiwan Ltd. .. '. All Ports.

Taiwan soko Taiwan Soko Kaisha, Ltd. .. ... Formosa

Taiyoshoko Kobe Taiyo Shoko Kaisha, Ltd. Kobe

Taiyudo Nurupi Kozan K. K. ... ... Seoul

Tajmabal C. Rahim & Co. ... ,... Hongkong

Takarafnine Y. Koyama & Co. ... , ... Osaka

Takashin .... Gestefnov (Eastern), Ltd. Kobe

Takashin lida&Co. Ltd. Kobe

Takeda Kei- Takeda Bfdk'(fe Cb;, Ltd. ... Tientsin

tei Yoko

Takedacho Takeda Chobei Shoten K. K. Osaka

Takeuchizakkabu. S. Takeuc'i & Co , Ltd. .. Tientsin

Taki ... Taki Seikisho, Ltd. Kobe

Takisa^a Takisada & Co. Shanghai

Taku Taku & Co., Ltd. Dairen

Tallathouse Talati House . ... Tientsin

Talati J. M . Talati ■& Co. Peiping

Talati Talati Bros. & Co. r Tientsin

Tally ho Bradbume & Co., Ltd. Selangor

Talmouse Ardath Tobacco Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Tambatuneo Tamba Shokai .. Yokohama

Tanibooliat Tan Boon Liat Co. Singapore

Tamken Tamura Trading Co. Kobe

82 GABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name I’la&e,

Tampeuis Fraser&Cumming ■ Singapore

Tamtillos Thomas Pavitt & Go. Shanghai

Tamura S. Tamura & Co. Kobe

Tamurakoma Tamurakoma & Co. Osaka

Tanahashi Tanahashi & Co. Kobe

Tanaka Y. Tanaka & Co. Fusan

Tandem China Products Exporters Co. Hongkong

Tanjong Singapore Harbour Board .. Singapore

Tankahkee Tan Kah Kee & Co. Singapore

Tansania Walker & Co. ... Kobe

Tansania Clifford Wilkinson Gomel Kaisha Kobe

Tenaiinbank Bank of ■ Tientsin, Ltd. Tientsin

Tansoohock Tan Soo Hock & Co. Malacca

Tansumguan Tan Sum Guan & Sons Sarawak

Tantino Firma Tantino ... Macao

Tantot R. Tantot Tientsin

Tanwu General Electric Co. of China Hankow

Tanwui United Trading Co. Hankow

Taoli Tung Chang Go. Changsha

Tekk Tokai Enkwan & Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Tasco Read, Yaughan .. Shanghai

Tashen O. H. Tashjian Tientsin

Tatarinoff Tatarinoff & By koff Tsingtao

Taupin G. Taupin & Co. Hanoi

Tavadia Tavadia & Futakia Canton

Taylorco Taylor & Co. Tientsin

Tchecomini Czechoslovakian Consulate... Shanghai

Tebuschco J. Busch & Co. ... ... Tsingtao

Tedia Teh Chang Trading Co. ... Tientsin

Teco Tokyo Electric Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Teco R. T. Ericsson & Co. Bangkok

Teerthdas Teerthdas & Co. Manila

Tegilwitam S. J. Burn Shanghai

Tehaselmac Elmac, Inc. Co. Manila

Tehchee Teh Chee & Co, Tientsin

Teikamdas ... Teikamdas Bros. Yokohama, Kobe

Teima Teikoku Seima Kaisha Tokyo

Tekkosho Osaka Tekko Sho Co. Osaka

Telaware ... Federal Telegraph Co. Shanghai

Telberg G. G. Telberg’s International Bookstore Tsingtao

Telegraph Hongkong Telegraph Hongkong

Telephone© Hongkong Telephone Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Telephone Chinese Government Telephone Ad-

ministration Tientsin

Telge Telge & Schroeter Shanghai

Telint .. 1 Sqc. Franc, des Telephs. Interurbains ... Harbin

Teletype Theodor & Rawlins Shanghai

Tenacity Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China Kai., Tsingtao, Ti.

Tenderly The Asiatic American. Co. ... Hongkong

Tentacle 1 Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China Tientsin

Tennis >' Queen’s High Class Athletic goods ... Singapore

Teonghoe Klang Cycle & Motor Garage Selangor

Terado Daido Shokai Gomei Kaisha Tokyo

Terminus Wagons Lits Terminus Hotel Hankqw

Terntra Eastern Trading Co. (China), Ltd. Shanghai

Teroff Weill & Montor Singapore

CABLE ADDRESSES 83

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Tervandt Dodge Bros. Motor Oars ... Harbin

Tesagency Estates Supply Agency Selangor

'J esdorff Tesdorpf & Danig Shanghai

Testaments British and Foreign Bible Society AH Ports

Testimony . ; a Church. Missonary Society, South

China Mission ... Hongkong

Tetai Te Taj & Co. ... ... Tientsin

Tetens A. P. Tetens ... ... ... Tokyo, Osaka

Teutonia Deutsche Asiatische Bank ... All Ports

Texaco The Texas Co. .. All Ports

Textilag Sapt Textile Products, Ltd. S’hai., Han., Ttsin.

Textile Tokyo Kako Co., Ltd. Osaka

Textile Ygw Cheong Singapore

Textilian Lepack Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

Tezam . A. & E- Mazet Saigon

Theatre Empire Theatre ... ... ... Tientsin

Theatre North China Amusement Co. Tientsin

Thefashco Fashion Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Theodor Theodor & Rawlins Hankow

Theodorene Chalhoub & Co., Ltd. ... Kobe

Thoma Thomas , R. H. ... Shanghai

Thongbee Lim Nee Soon ... Singapore

Thoresen China Underwriters , Bangkok

Thoresen G. Thoresen & Co. ... 7 Shanghai

Thorne Maitland & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Thornycroft Thornycroft & C.o-, Ltd, H’kong, S’hai, S’pore

Thriftcor Thrifteor Bank.,. Harbin

Thulium British Wireless Marine Service Hongkong

Thuilum Marconi International Mar. Commun. ... Singapore

Thyechong Thye Chong & Co. Selangor

Tianglee Tiang Lee & Co. Penang

1 Tibesart J. A. Tibesart ... Tientsin

Tibesart Manufacturers Life Insur. Co. Tientsin

Ticia Xavier Bros., Ltd. Hongkong

Ticocre Tientsin Comm. & Credit Corpn. Tientsin

| Tiemohutang Catholic Mission of Tsingtao Tsingtao

I Tiensinbank Bank of Tientsin Tientsin.'

Tiensupplv Tientsin Auto. Supply Co. Tientisin

: Tienyushun Tien Yu Shun & Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

I Tillimb Percy Tilley Shanghai

' Times Japan Times .. ... . Yokohama

: Times Japan Times & Mail Tokyo

f Times Straits Times Singapore

] Times Times of Malaya Press;, Ltd. Perak

i Timespao Chinese Peiping and Tientsin Times ... Tientsin

Tinolacorp South Wales Tinplate Corpn. Shanghai

| Tidngsoon Tiong Soon

i Tiotekhoaig Tio Tek Hong ... Batavia

Tirtbdas Nairaindas Tirthdas & Co.... Yokohama

! Tjafomata N.V. Carl Schtiepper Handel Maat-

schappij Singapore

I Toadvert

Tlkni T. L. Knigihi & Co. Hongkong

Advertising and Publicity Bureau, Ltd. H’kong, Singapore

Toaic . Ta On Accident Ins. Co. Hongkong

Toaiin Oriental Hospital ... ... Tientsin

Tobacco British-A meri canTobacco Co-; ( Straits),. Ltd. Malaya

84 CABLE AJDDRESSES

Cable Ad: Place

Tobacco United Tobacco Stores .. ... Shanghai

Tobayoko Toba Yoko ... JL, Dairen

Tott David & Toft ... Singapore

Tofuku Tofuku Trading Co. Shanghai

Tohyohito Toyo Menka Kaisha, Ltd. ... Hongkong

Tohvohwata Toyo Menka Kaisha, Ltd. ... Shanghai, T.entsin

Toibana Teubner, H. Osaka

Toilet Sakabe & Co., Ltd. ... ... Osaka

Tointrad Toin Trading (Jo. Singapore

Tokuiarinco Tokio Marine and Fire Inssuranee Co..;. Shanghai

Tokyopiano Tokyo Piano Shokai Tokyo

Tolarnold Arnold & Co., Ltd. Chungking

Tombstone Singapore Casket Co. ... Singapore

Tomercant Oriental Mercantile Co. r Shanghai

Toms Union Trading Co. ... Kobe

Tendon® La Tondena, Inc. Manila

Tondoni Toiiidon W. & Bonnafous H. Tientsin

Tongliong Tongbong Trading Corpn. ... Manila

Tonignan Tong Nan Co. ... ... ... Swatow

Tonydodd Anthony Dodd ... Shanghai

Toorabally Toorabally & Co. Kobe

Topas R. Topas & Co. Shanghai

Tophard Toplis & Harding Shanghai

Toporealty Toporealty ... ... ... Shanghai

Tor Tor Hotel, Ltd. ... Kobe

Toradja Manders, See man & Co. Celebes

Torero Oeneral Dairy & Farm Co. Tientsin

Toryuyoko Toryu Yoko Shanghai

Toshio Toshio Inouye ... Kyoto

Toshoyoko Katoh & Co. Hongkong

Totickpedo Tajmahal Silk Store Hongkong

Totiokpedo Tat Kuan Hongkong

Tourisme Office du Tourisme Indo Chinoise Hanoi

Tourist Japan Tourist Bureau All Ports-

Touyaoting Ton Yao Kee & Co. Shanghai.

Towakisen Towa Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. ... Kobe

Towers Towers & Co., Ltd. Perak

Townsend Townsend & Co., Ltd. Chemulpo

Toyobo Yu Fong Mill ... Shanghai

Toyohito Toyo Menka Kaisha Shanghai

Toyobatabako Toyo Tobacco Leaf Co. Shanghai

Toyomatch Toyo Match Co., Ltd. Kobe

Traco Foochow Trailing Corporation Foochow

Traction Singapore Traction Co. Singapore

Tradcoseas China Overseas Trading Co. Shanghai

Trade British Traders Insurance Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Traders British Traders Insurance Co., Ltd. S’hai., T’sin., S’pore.

Tradesman Eastern Trading Co. Singapore

Tradeview ‘Traders Review ’ iSingapore

Trading Nederlandische Handel Maatschappij N.V. All Ports

Trading- Seremban Trading Co. Neg. Sembilan

Trading Straits Cattle Trading Co. ... ... Singapore

Trajectory Shanghai Rifle Association... Shanghai

Tramindo Compagnie Francaise de Tramways Haiphong

Tramways Hongkong Tramways, Ltd. Hongkong

Tramways Kai Tack Motor Bus Co., Ltd. Hongkong.

CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Transfer Botly & Co. Perak

Transmarine Knorr Jimusho Tokyo

Transmnto '1 ransmutograph Shanghai

Transocean China Trans-Ocean Trading Co. Shanghai

Transpacif “ Trans-Pacific ”, The Tokyo

Transport Trade Representation! of U. 8.S.R.

in Japan ... Kobe

Transocean The Great Shanghai Realty Co. Shanghai

Travelbank China Travel Service ... ; S'hai., Hongkong

Traveller H. M. Hodges . , .. Shanghai

Traverser Travers & Sons, Ltd. Singapore

Treasurers Methodist Episcopal Missions Fin-

ancial Offices ... Shanghai

T reduce De Witt, Perkins & Brady Manila

Tremmal H. A. Lammert Hongkong

Trendel Foreign Food Store ... Chefoo

Triangle European Young Men’s Christian Hongkong

Association

Tribune M alaya Tribune Singapore

Triplerais A. Malcolm & Co. Shanghai

Triumph Currimbboy & Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Trocklar Larsen & Truck Mukden, Shanghai

Troika A. Luraschi Dairen

Troika Russian Asiatic Co. Dairen

Trojan De Souza & Co. ... Hongkong'

Truseotn Japan Steel Products Co. ... Tokyo

Truscon Truscon Steel Co. of Japan, Ltd. Tokyo, Yokohama

Trusimmons Simmons Co., The Manila

Trust British Trust and Investment Co., Ltd... Harbin

Trustfully Z. D. Zung Shanghai

Tschurin Tschurin & Co. . Harbin, Dairen

Tshusokche Tshu Sok Che (Mrs.) Swatow

Tsingmotor Tsingtao Motors Fed. U.S.A. Inc. Tsingtao

Tsinovelty Tientsin Novelty Co. ... Tientsin

Tsinpury Tientsin Pukow Line Tientsin

Tsintram Tientsin Tramways & Lighting Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Tsuchihashi Tsuchihashi & Co. Shanghai

Tsun China Forwardin n & Express Co. Tientsin

Tsurutani Tsurutani & Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Ttchaug Chu Using Cheng Tientsin

Tubedodg Kyokuto Gomu Goshi Kaisha Osaka

Tuckivergi Kentucky & Virginia Leaf Co. Shanghai

Tug Cebu Stevedoring Co., Inc. Cebu

Tukitama Miyasaki & Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Tulip M. P. Talati Hongkong

Tunic Tung Tick Steamship Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Tung (6639) Bank of Communications ... Newchwang

* Tungchinglung Tun Ching Lun & Co. Tienttin

Tungfung Tung Fung Engineering Works Tientsin r ;

Tungho National Commodities Export Co. ... Chefoo

Tungseng King George Hospital Amoy

Tungsbang Commercial Bank of China Shanghai

Tu ugshing Tung Shing & Co., Ltd. .... Tientsin

Tungshun, Tung Shun Co. ... ,... ... Chefoo

Tnngtai Tung Tai Trading Co. ... Shanghai

Tungwa Oriental Transportation and Trading Co. Hongkohg,Shanghai

86 CABLE ADiDRESSES

CdMe Ad: Firm Name Place

Tungw&n Tung Wen Institute .... v.; Amoy

Tungwo Tung Woo Dispensary Kin., Soochow

Turner General Electric Co. of China, Ltd. Dairen

Turner Turner & Co. ... Foochow

Tutorial Tutorial Institute of Hongkong Hongkong

Twigg P. O. Brien Twigg, Ltd. Shanghai

Twyford Central Insurance pb., jLtd. Tientsin

Twyford North China Advertising Co. 1 ] Tientsin

Twyford Twyford &■ Co., J. Tientsin

Twyford Twyford Engineering Co. ••• Tientsin

Tyeb Tyeb & Co. Hongkong

Tyes Tye & Bros., N. A. Hongkong

Tyli Li & Co. Hankow

Tyli Wah Chang Trading Corporation ... Hankow

Typhoon H Connell & Co. ... Hongkong

Tywan The Comfort Co. Tientsin

Tyyen Central Cold Storage Co. ... Shanghai

Ucindo' L’Union Commerciale IndoChinoisg ,<}t

Africaine Haiphong, Saigon

TJlfhansen Ulf Hansen & Co. . Kai., Tsingtao

XJllmann Ullmann & Co., J. All Ports

Ullmann Ullmann, Rene ... Singapore

TJltoco Universal Leaf Tobacco Co, pi China, Me. Shanghai

Umeoos United Manufacturers Electric Co. ... Shanghai

Umezuki S: U. & Co. ./ ' '... Moji, Kobe

Shanghai

Umrigar Uinrigar Bros. ,..

Unacal Union Oil Co. of California ... Singapore

TJnartisco United Artists Corporation ... Singapore'

Unasso Union Assurance Co. Singapore :

Uudaunted John H. Clarke Chefoo

Underiters. American Asiatic Underwriters, Eed, Inc. All Ports

Underiters . American International Underwrifers Batavi'A"Manila 1

Underiters Asia Life Insurance Co. ... i.: All Ports

Underiters Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance Co.i... Manila

Underiters National Union Fire Ins. Co. Shanghai

Undertaker T. MacDonald & Co. ...

Underwrite China Underwriters, Ltd. ... ... Hongkong, Singapore

Unfilman Universal Picture Corpn. Ltd. : : All Ports

Uniautosup Universal Auto Supply Co.... Shanghai

Undco : United Motors Corporation

Union Commercial Cb. ...

Mukden no

Manila

Unicomoo

Unicromb 1 Shanghai

Union Marine & General Insurance Co. Shanghai

Unileatlier Leather Products Manufacturing Co. ... Hongkong

UnimotorcO Universal Motor and Supply Co.

Uniraporsyd United Import Syndicate ... ■... Shanghai

Union North China Insurance Co., Ltd. Han. Ko. Pep. Yo.

Union Union Insurance Society of Canton Ltd. All Ports.

Y’hama, Singapore

Union Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ltd. ... Singapore)

Union Far East Insurance Co., Ltd.

Union British Traders Ins. Co. . Harbin

Union Union Trading Co. Amoy

Unionbank Chung Too Union Bank Tientsin

Unionbeer Nippon Beer Kosen Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Unionbeer Union Brewery Co. ... Shanghai

Unioncomco Union Commercial Co. Peiping

Unionkoyei Koyei Kabushiki Kaisha ‘... Osaka

GABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad : Firm N aiAe Place

Unionpvomo Union Trade Promoting Co. nu - ' *1.. Hongkong

Unionships ■ ... Union Steamship Co. .oi) > Shanghai

Unionsteel Doitsu Seiko K. K. .. ,,'j ... Tokyo, Osaka

IJniontiade Union Trading Oo. .CJ / Hankow

Unipede J. M. Flanagan & Co. • t < / .7... Shanghai

Unipress. ... United Press Associations .... - ■ •... Manila

Uniproco .. Universal Producing Op. , -.c Chefoo

Unique Campbell & Co. : .. Singapore

Unitage United Agencies ; •; ... ; ... Shanghai

Unitarian ... Universal Trading Co. ... c.'o.nr 7... Hongkong

Unitedeast EasternUnited Assurance Corporation, Lt 1. Singapore

Uniteers United Engineers. Ltd. All Ports

Unitexpor United Expoirters, (Ltd. ... ■ ... Singapore

Unitraco Union Trading Co. Tokyo

Unitrasia Asiatic Universal Trading Co. Singapore

Unity A. W. Harvey & Co . i Shanghai

Unity Harvey, Clarka & Co. ; Peiping

Unitteasia Asiatic Universal Trading ... Singapore

Univegg < Universal Egg Supply Co. Ltdj » u.; Shanghai

Universal Miners'& Builders Stores ' .. Selangor

Universal Universal Cars, Ltd. Singapore

Unixport United Export, Ltd. U. 1 Singapore

Unoco Bennett, Ind ■ • ... Manila

Unoco Union Oil Co. of California Kobe

Unpluco United Plumbing Co., Inc., - ... Manila

U nravel Maurice Jenks. Percivai & Isitt Tokyo

Untnadeco • ... Universal Trading Co. ... . Shanghai

Unyu Shanghai Transportation Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Upstairs :.. Little, Adams & Wood Hongkong

Uraic Unio®' Realty & • Investment Co., Inc. Shanghai

UragadoUki Uraga Dockyard Co., Ltdi ... Yokohama

Urbincendi IJrbaine Fire Insurance Oo., Ltd. Singapore

Usamidragon ... Usarai & Cot, Ltd. ... Osaka

Usbrewco Brewer & Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Uscar Hongkong Used Cars Hongkong

Uscourt United States Court for China Shanghai

Utica Adia & Co. s ... ... Yokohama

Utility ... Perry & Co. ... ... ■' lU Singapore

Utprosim British Flower Shop ... 1 ... Shanghai

Uyekigmni Yokohama Nursery Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Vacakis Vacaki® Bros. Dairen

Vacuum Socony-Vacnum ^Corporation All Ports

Vajdaco Continental Chemical & Drug Supplies,

Ltd. (G. Yajda & Co.)..: Shanghai

Y andee ... iNanking Hotel ... ... \ ... NHarbin anking

Yanderklaauw ... Netherlands InsurUnee Office' ...

Vanguardia “ La Yanguardia ” ... Manila

Vanner General Electric Co., Ltd. ... ••• Sin gapore

Vannie Van Nie & Cb.' ... ••• Padang

Yannini A. Yannini ... Hongkong

Vanwijk Hotel Van Wijk Co., Lt d. ... Singapore

Varalda Varalda & Co. ... Peiping

Varekamp ... Varekamp & Co. ... , Median

Yarious Wing Hing Hong ... Hongkong

Vassos .:. Vassos & Co., ... ... ... Shanghai

Yasuka Vasuka & Co. ... Kobe

88 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Vasunia J. P. Vasunia & Co. Hongkong

V aticanus H. Skott & Co. ... Hongkong

Veepilot Beldom Packing Agency (Japan), Ltd. ... Kobe

Vel.city Takata & Co., Ltd. Osaka, Tokyo

Velodrome JN. V. Velodrome Semarang

Vences Riberio, Sou & Co. Hongkong

Vendor Doney & Co. ... ... ... Tientsin

Vendrell Vendrelt, Mustaros & Co. ... Kobe

Venesco General Veneer Factory ... Tientsin

Venturi F. Venturi Shanghai

Venn International Traders Kobe

Verhomai Verhomai Shewaram & Co. Yokohama

Veritas British Corporation of Shipping Hongkong

Veritas Bun au Veritas Hongkong, Shanghai

Veritas Parker, Rielley & Co. Shanghai

Veritas Rieliey, Simmons & Milne ... Shanghai

Veritas Det Norske Veritas Shanghai

Veritas Registro Italiano Hongkong

Veritas Teikoku Kaiji Kyorai Hongkong

Verrorient Socete des Verrieries d’Extreme Orient Hongkong, Hai.

Vertico Vernot Timber Hakodate

Vespers Hongkong Trust Trading Co.

Corporation Hongkong

Vestinland China Land and Investment Co. Shanghai

Vetch The French Bookstore Peiping

Vibroco Vibro Piling Co. Hongkong

Viccajee Viccajee & Co., Ltd. Hankow, Shanghai

Victal A. Victal Canton

Victor Victor Talking Machine Co. Yokohama

Victoria Victoria Hotel ... Canton

Victrola R. C. A. Victor Oompaaiy of China .. Shanghai

Vidalio , Standard Import Co., Inc. Manila

Vidry Docks de la Chambre de Commerce Haiphong

Viegelmann Viegelmann, Schroder & Co. luc. Manila

Vigilant White, Page & Co. Manila

Vigor William F. Horsley Tokyo

Vigorous H. P. Surrey ... Shanghai

Vilauune Murata & Umetani iShoten, Kobe

Vilitea Tilly, A. E. Singapore

Viloudaki Viloudaki & Co. Shanghai

Vinca O’Neill Dr. G Tientsin

Vincible Vincent Hongkong

V i l. cilel e Universal& Advertising

Company Agency Hongkong

Vinokosroff Vinokosroff & Sons, A.I. ... Tientsin

Viroomall Virbomall & Co. Kobe

Virtico Virtico Timber Trading Co. Hakodate

Virtrax Sales Corpn. of Bohemian Sheet Glass ... Shan'-hai

Vision G. W. Colton ... Yokohama

Visitins: Mansergh & Taylor Negri Sembilan

Vistranco Visayan Stevedore Transportation Co. .. Iloilo

Visurgis Erdman & Sielcken Sourabaya, Batavia

"Vitalcxin Vit Alexin (China), Ltd. ... Hongkong, Shanghai

Vitama Vitama Co. Tsinan

Vitamilk Vitamin Milk Co. Shanghai

Vnesbtorg U. S. S. R. Trade Representation All Ports

Vogel Dr. Werner Rechtsanwait Vogel Shanghai

Vohumano R. K. Modi Hongkong

CABLE ADDRESSES 89

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Volkart Yh'kart Bros. Agency ' ' Singapore,Osaka, Sh.

Vordoni 8 J. Vordoni 4 Co. ’ Tientsin

Vories W. M. Vories & Co. Osaka, Kyoto

Yostasi East Asiatic Vost&si Co. ... Harbin.

V rard Yrard & Co. ... .. Tientsin

Yueshtory 17.S.S.R. Trade Representation

Japan ... ... Osaka

Yulca Eastern Rngineering Work si Ltd; Tientsin, Shanghai

Vulcanite Federal Rubber Stamp Co. ... Malaya

Wadkco Wadhoomall & Co. ’ Kobe

Wading Bird China Mercantile Co. Hongkong

NTaelchli Liebermann, Waelcbli & Co. Kobe, Osaka, Tokyo.

Wagman O. Wat man Tientsin

Waidefag Deutsche Farden H. G. Waibel & Co All Ports

Wagman Wagman, O. Tientsin

Wagonlits Grand Hotel des Wagons Lits, Ltd. Piping

Wahchang Wah Chang Mining & Smelting Co. Shanghai

Vrahtaek Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ltc Canton

Wantack Wah Tack Handels Compagnie Hongkong, Canton

Wahtack Kruse & Co. ... Hongkong

Wrattszpo Wah Tsz Yat Po Hongkong

Waidefag Deutsche FWben Handel Waibel- & C All Ports

Waies Yoshikawa Shoten Yokohama

Waikee Wai Kee & Co. .. Hongkong

Waitzun Waitzun Silk Co. Shanghai

Walgost, Foldi Ostrovsky, Walter G. Tientsin

Walinder Inhelder, Walch Co., Ltd. ... Manila

Walinteo Walworth International Co. Shanghai

Walix Luneta Motor Company Manila

Walker Walker & Co., R.N. Kobe, Nagasaki

Walkerco Walker Goshi Kaisha Tokyo

Walkover Alexander Shoe Co. Shanghai

Walkover Walk-Over Shoe Store Manila

Walorin Orin de Motte Walker Tientsin

Wallem Wallem & Co. ... ... Shanghai, Hongkong

Wallflower Woo Brothers Hongkong

Walpapeo Walford Wallpaper Co. Shanghai

Walteco A. Waite & Co. Succ. Tientsin

Walterdunu Walter. Dunn & Co. Shanghai

Waltham Waltham Watch Oo. .... Tokyo

Walther J. Y. Walther Kobe

Waltherie Watkins & Co. ... Singapore

Wameieleco Wah Mei Electric Co. Shanghai, Hongkong

Wamow Wan Mow & Co. Hankow

Wanamaker John Wanamaker Kobe, Shanghai

Wanfung Niggermann & Co. Chefoo

Wanebrot Wang Bros. & Co. ... Hongkong

Warilsrnan Thos. W. TVard, Ltd. Shanghai

Wa’-enmanlv Manley Manufacturing Co. ... Shanghai

Warfield Whiteway. Laidlaw & Co., Ltd. All Ports

Warnaeiga Warner Bros. Osaka

Warner Warner, Barnes*& Co., Ltd. Manila, Iloilo

Warren Warren & Co. Hongkong

Wash mo Washington Trading Co. Tokvo',m

Wassard East Asiatic Co., Ltd. Harbin, Dairen

Wassiamull Assumull & Co. ... Kobe, S’hai., S’p< re.

ix> C^liLK , -OPPRESSES

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Watangco . Tang & Co., Ltd., W. A. Changsha, Hankow'

Watanrual Watanmal Boolchand ... ... S’pore.,S’hai.,C >nton

Waterlight Hankow Waterworks & Electric Light Co. Hankow

Waterliiy Shanghai Waterworks Fittings Co. ... Shanghai

Watertight . Osaka & Marine & Fire Ins. Go.; ... Osaka

Waterwheel . Watts & Co. Singapore

Waterworks . Amoy Waterworks Co, Amoy

Watson . Watson. & Co., K.F.G. Tientsin

W atsona . E. C. Watson Perak

Wattirncx . I. H. Watt & Co. H ngkonk

Watts Watts & Co. ... , >.. . Tiem sin

Waveny Toeg & Kead ... ... Shanghai

Wavito ,. Wattie & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Wayfoong , < H. 'K, ,& Shanghai Banking Cbrp. ... Dairen

Weandsco . Western Equipment and Supply Co. Manila

Weare .. Watts & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Wearne Motor, TraHers Finance Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Wearne Wearne Bros., Ltd. Malaya

Webro Brockmann & Co. Tsingtao

Wecophones . .. Western Electric Co. of Asia iSingapore

Weechaplang .. Wee Hap Lang ... Selangor

Weekahkiat . WeeKahKiat ... Singapore

Weeks .. Weeks & Co., Ltd. Shanghai, Hankow

Wee-ekoon .. Central Pharmacy Singapore

Weesongmoh Wee Seng Moh Singapore

W.esiang Wee >iang Bros. Serna rang

Weetongbo .. Chin Sing industrial Development Co., Ld. Taihoku, Taipeh

Weh aid .. Welch, FaircbiM, Ltd. Manila

Weijiaug .. Wearing Export Trading Co. Shanghai

Weinberger .. Weinberger & Co. C. ... ... Osaka, Tokyo, Kobe

Weinstein .. Weinstein, L. IS. Tientsin

Weir .. H. L. Weir & Co., Ltd. Job ore

Weising .. Weihaiwei Handiwork Co. ... Wei Hai Wei

Weitzel .. J. Weitzel Kobe, Osaka

Wemcoexpd .. All Ports

Westinghouse Electric Co. of Japan ' ... Nagoya

Wemco Westinghouse Electric Co. ... Chefoo, Tsingtao

Wende Walter, David Lane & Co. Shanghai

Weukee .. Wen Kee Steamship Co. ... Shanghai

Wentagie .. Wentworth Andrews & G-rose Flankow

Wersmithco .. Smith Co., Werner G. Shanghai

Werwhite .. Jas. S. Whitehead & Son ... .1 chore

Wessyngton .. Malayan American Plantations Shanghai

Westall .. Little & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Westcotfc .. Mei Yah Trading Oo. _ ... Singapore

Western Union . American Trade Commissioner Chefoo

Westemco .. Western Co.

Westimpson .. Stimpson Electric Supply C». ... Peiping

Tokyo

Westinghouse .. Westinghouse Air Brake Co. Tientsin

Westlake .. Villa West Lake (Hotel) ... Shanghai, Tientsin

Westli'e .. West Coast Life Insurance Co, Tientsin

Westlite .. W. Bprnhorst ... ... Manila

Westmark .. West and Whitaker .„ Osaka

Westpine ISTishimatsu & Co. ... Borneo

We watt .. China Underwriters, Ltd. ... Kobe

Wexlumco . .. Western Export Lumber Co. Hankow

WeysfieM .. Weysfield, N. E.

CABLE ADDRESSES 91

Cable Ad i Firm Name Place

Whacheng Eastern Unite ! Assurance Cor.pb*., Ltd... Perak

j Whatt Whatt A Co ... ... Kedah

Wheelock Shanghai Tug and Lighter>Oo. l td. Shanghai

Whilsberg W. Hilsberg Shanghai

1[ Whiphall Whipple S. Ha^l & Co., Inc. Manila

Whirlblast Irwin, Harrisons, Whitney, Inc. Shanghai

Whitamord Whitamore & Co. 1 ientsin

j Whitdonald Herbert, Whitworth, Ltd. ... 1 Shanghai

1 W Idteaway Whiteaway, L ddlaw & Co., I.t . Malacca

. Wliitebacil W. R. Loxley & .Co. Shanghai

Whites! Ik Rijhuma.ll Bros. Yokohama

Whittall Whittall & Co. ... Selangor

| Whongfoo Gt. China Deep Well B< ring C-. Ltd. . Shanghai

, Why in ark Whymark & Co., G. Kobe

Whyteleafe White & Co ... A Shanghai

: Wicking Harry Wicking-A Co. Hongkong

Widowhood' Otomuue & Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

■ Wiersuui Wiersum & Co., Ltd. Yokohama

il W igg Brandt a Hampson Shanghai

| Wilfogco Fog & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Wilgrist Wilkins->n & Grist Hongkong

j Wilkarsa W. J. Karsa & Co. Shanghai

I Willgold Golding & Co. ... ... Shanghai

• Willhu William Hu ... Shanghai

William sco Williams Brush'Co. Kobe

Williamson Williamson & Co. ' ... Hongkong

| Willjeanco Wm. Jean & Co. ... Shanghai

r Willy kirk W. J. Kirk Shanghai

; WiTobon Bolton Bristle Co. Shanghai

: Wilopaterii Willow Pattern Press Shanghai

j Wilpreeo Wilkinson Process Rubier Oh. Selangor

I Wilson Wilson & Co. ... Tientsin

1/ Winckler Winckler & Co. Kobe, Y’hama

; WTindrose Windsor, Sj eidel & Co. Sh. Tsi. Kai. Tai.

\ W inetrade Manila Wine Merchants, Ltd. Manila

I Winglo mg Wing L iong Singapore

[f W ingkee Wring Kee & Co. ' Hongkong

Wingon Wing On Life Assurance Co., Ltd. Hongkong, Shanghai

Wingon Wing On Co. Ltd. Hongkong, Shanghai

| Wingon Wing On Fire Marine Insurance Co. ... Hongkong

K Wingon, Wing On Textile Manufacturing

Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Wing Tai Vo Tobacco Corp Hang. Wen.

A. Kwai & Co. Hongkong

H. B. Winter . Singapore

Pottinger & Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Wisner & Co. ... Shanghai

Naigai Kogyo Kaisha, Ltd. Tokyo

Wing Fat Printing Co,, Ltd. Hongkong

J. Witkowski & Co. Yokohama, Kobe

IJnna, Casson & Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

T. Ohatani & Co., Inc. Osaka

Wing On Fire & Marine Ins. Co. Hongkong

Masukow Co., Ltd. Shanghai

T. J. Wolff & Co. Manila

J. N. & J. A. Wolfson Manila

GABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Wolskel Wolskel & Co. Singapore

Wolter Carl Wolter & Co. Chemulpo

Wolun China Woollen Co. Shanghai

Womedicoll Margaret Williamson Hospital Shanghai

Wood worko China Woodworking & Dry Kiln Co., Ltd Shanghai

Woollem Mackie & Cb., A. Tientsin

Woollen Woollen Yosy & Co., Lt>l. ... Tientsin

Wooltai Saey Tai General Import Co. Shanghai

Worthy Wassiamull Assomul & Co. Hongkong

Wortre World Theatre .. Hongkong

Wulfsohn Wulfsohn & Co. : Tientsin

Wuchang Wuchang Co. ... ... .... Singapore

Wulientch Manchurian Plaguo Prevention Ser-

vice ... Harbin

Wumsoc Womans Union Missionary Soc. Shanghai

W ureh Wureh & Co. ... ... .... Hankow

Wuriu Wuriu Shokwai Co. Shimonoseki

Wutaca Wutca & Co. ... Tientsin

Wynne Japan Exporting Co. . ... .; Kobe

Yachen Yah Chen & Oo. Shanghai

Yactmngwa Great China Co. Shanghai

Yadzu Andrews & George Co., Inc. Tokyo, Osaka, D’reu.

Yalimp Yali Imp. & Exp. Co., Ltd. Mukden

Yelnato (0342) Stanley Co. ... ... ... Tientsin

Yamag uni Yamagami Trading Co Kobe

Yamahatsu Y'amahatsu Shokai Osaka

Yamakatsu Yamaguchi Katsuzo Tokyo

Yam akin S. Kato& Co. ... Hongkong

Yamamasa Yamada Co. Tokyo

Yamamoto Yamamoto Art Photo Studio Tientsin

Yamashita Yamashita Kisen Kogyo KaisLa H’kong, Taipeh, Sh.

Yamato Yamato Hotel ... Mukden, Chungking

Yamatosilk Yamato Shokai, Ltd. Yokohama

Yanfactor Lam WingYan&Co. Hongkong

Yangbroseo Young Bros. Banking Corp. S’hai., H’kow,, Chung.

Yangriver Yangtsze River Comm. Shanghai

Yangtse The Yangtse Hotel Nanking

Yangtsze Brydon & Oo. Nanking

Yangtsze Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Yanotojoko Yano & Joko ... Yokohama

Yaptico F. M. Yaptico & Co., Ltd. ... Cebu

Yardarm Siemssen & Krohn Foochow

Yarg Carmichael, Lennox & Gray Shanghai

Yarg John Gray Shanghai

Yarnboloo A. Mielentz Osaka

Y arnsco Wooley, Real & Co. Hongkong

Yasm rleon Ramsay & Co. ... Shanghai

Yebana La Yehana Co., Inc. Manila

Yebara Yebara A Co. ... ... Shanghai

Yeekee hong' Yee Kee Hong Shipchandlers & Co. Ltd. Hongkong

Yeesangfat Yee Sang Fat Co. Hongkong

Yeesoh United Motor Works, Ltd.... Singapore

Yekhokhua Yek Hok Hua & Co. Amoy

Yekhua Yek Hua Trading Corpor al ion Manila

Yellowcab Yellow Taxicab Co. Shanghai

Yelnah Hanley & Co. .. ••• Hongkong

CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

| Yenno China Merchants Pongee Asso., Fed. Inc. Chefoo

| Yenom '. Roch, J. Shanghai

| Yenta . Yenching University Peiping

j! Yerke . Mongolian-Gliina Trading v o. .. Tieuitsin

' Yermer . Tao-Ching Line Railway ... Peiping

i Yeunanyung Yue Nan Yung Tsingtao ''

jYeung . Kwong Sang & Co. Hongkong

Yhtcorp . Yung Hsing Trading Corp. Tientsin

Yillitea . A. E. TilLy Singapore

’Yi nkong Yienkong A C'. . ... fifU Shanghai

Yikkliuan . Yik Khuan Ihess Co. Shanghai

;

Yin (6892) Bank of China ... Newchwang

i

Yingchee Eugh Bros. & Co. Shanghai

;

Ymgfa The British and Asiatic Co. Shanghai

. Ip Pun Hongkong

J. Gibbs & Co. Hongkong

Yipichon Y. Pichon & Co. Singapore

\ Yishingco . Societe Franeaise de Nav. de Tongkou... Tientsin, Hankow

Ynchausti . Ynchausti & Co. Sh., Manila, Ho.

i Yomenco . Young Men’s Trading Corp., Shanghai

i Yokob .. R. Yokoyama & Co., Ltd. Kobe

I Yorkshire . Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd. Tokyo

i Yorshipli York Shipley, Inc. Shanghai

’ Yoshida . Yoshida & Co. ... Shanghai

Yoshida . Yoshida Tokeiten Tokyo

;i Yoshikya .. Yoshikaua Kyusich Osaka

Yoshizawa . Yoshizawa (T.) ... Tsn. Tsingtao

\ Youtyle .. Young & Tyle Hongkong

{ Younker Chartered Bank of India, Aus.& China ... Yokohama

| Yuanhsing .. Yuan Hsing & Co. Shanghai

Yuasa .. Yuasa Trading Co. Kobe

, Yuchengco Yu Cheng Co. ... Shanghai

|| Yuclub Yokohama United Club Yokohama

1; Yucuanseh .. Yucuanseh Drug Co., Inc. Manila

1 Yudac .. Yuen Dah & Co. Shanghai

jj Yuehway .. Oanton-Hankow Railway Adminis-

tration ... Canton

I Ynengtung .. Oriental Co. Manila

| Yuentaishing .. Yuen Tai Ching & Co. Chefoo

t Yufang .. Yu Fang Iron Mining Co., Ltd. Shanghai

it Yufeng Shantung Silk and Lace Co. ... Tientsin, Chefoo

1I' Yuji .. Dairen Oil and Fat Co., Ltd. Dairen

Yukon .. Yukon Gold Co. Selangor

1| Yuian .. H. O. Best and Co. Swatow

|| Yunai .. Kamanishi Exporting Co. Kobe

h Yunchi .. Yun Chi & Co. ... Singapore

h Yung Yung Pao Tientsin

• j i Yungfalecco Yung Fa Fur Dyeing & Leather Co. Tientsin

r Yungfong China Mercantile Co. Shanghai

: Yungming .. Yung Ming Transport Co. ... Tientsin

!j, Yungwooco Yung Woo Trading Co. Shanghai

| Yunia ... Dr. C. L. Yun .. Tientsm

Yuraimexer ... K. Yura & Co. Osaka

Yusen .. Nippon Yusen Kaisha All Ports.

li; Yusen ... Kinkai Yusen Kaisha Tientsin

it Yutivo ... Yutivo Sons Hardware Co. Manila

94 CABLiE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Yutong Yu Cheong Co. Yokohama

Yutsin Yutsin Tannery Co. Tientsin

Yutung Eastern Lace & Embroidery Works,

Ltd. • Chefoo

Y.W.C.A. Young Women’s Christian Association Peiping, Tientsin

Zaistein Zais, Stednman & Co. Shanghai

Zaluc Zambales Lumber Co. ... ; i Manila

Zamini Legation of Czechoslovakia ; Sh., Tokyo, Osaka

Zealous Chartered Bank of India, Aus. A China... Zamboanga

Zealous Ye.unjjf Yau & Co. Hongkong

Zedwest Westphal & Co. Shanghai

Zeituing Deu tsch-Chi nesisch ■ N achriclitea',

(German Chinese News) . ...'’ S Tientsin.

Tokyo

Zeissag Carl Zeiss

Zellerbach Zellerbach Paper Co. ... i.ij 1 Shanghai

Zenobia L. Y. Swee Co., Ltd. ; Selangor

Ziauddin H. Z. H. Karnmelahi & Co. ( Shanghai

Zigzag Armstrong Whitwoxth & Co. • Tokyo

Zimme W. I. Zimmerman Shanghai, Tientsin

Zimmerman H. J. Zimmerman / Shanghai

Zizel C. P. Young & Co., Hongkong

Zizel C. P. Young .& Co. ... ■ Tientsin

Canton

■.

>

Zoraba Karanjia & Co., Ltd.

Zuglee W. Z. Zee & Sons Shanghai

Zuifoong Nikka Sanshi ‘Kabushiki Eaisha, Ltd. Harbin Shanghai

Zukwolco Zukerman, Wollheim Gerbrneder & Co.

Zun1 i Zung Lee Co. ... ...:’) ... Shanghai

Peiping

0006 Continental Bank

0030 Tan IIwa Match Co: Tientsin

0068 Anglo-Asiatic Telegraph Co. • Tientsin

Shanghai

0091 Ei’ckholf & Co. ... Hankow

0114 Du Pont de Nemour & Co.

0138 Yu Shing & 'Co. ... .... Shanghai

032:8 iSinhua Commercial Savings Bank, Peiping fj

0342 iStanley Co. ... ... : Tientsin

0422 Standard Machine & National Deep;

Well Boring Co. Hankow

0505 Agricultural & Industrial Bank Tientsin

Continental Bank Tientsin

1000 Novella Hotel, Ltd ... Manila

... .-Shanghai

1169 Eastman Kodak Co.

1234 Pu Had Chemical Works, (Ltd, Tientsin

1355 E. Kin & Co. Tsingtao

1645 Asia Fire & Marine Underwriters ... [ Shanghai

1717 Nan yang Brothers Tobacco Co., Ltd.' Hankow

2020 China Soap Co. ... Hankow

2088 Shanghai Dispensary, Ltd. ■ Shanghai

2186 Owston & Co. Yokohama

2346 Tientsin Tai Ping Steamship Oo. Tientsin

2405 China International Famine Relief ... Peiping, Hankow

241'5 Tun Ching Lung Co. ... Shanghai

Tientsin

2514 Eastern Times

2639 Tung Nan Hotel Nanking

2784 Lung Kee Trading Co., Ltd. Tientsin

2814 National Commercial Bank, Ltd. Tientsin

2895 Tsingtao Far Eastern Rubber Co. ... Tsingtao

3211 China Securities Co., Inc. ... . Tientsin

CABIaE addbe&seb

Firm Name Place

I Ji)266 Shafegittii Mail Bervict; ... ... yBianghai

| 3331 Aluktien Tobacco k Wine 8ujit ... Mukden

| 33(X> >Shari Yu Trading CorpiK ... Nanking

1 363:5 Nanyang Bros. Tobacco Co., 'EM. ... Canton

j 3639 Kwantung Provincial Bank ••• Canton

I 3947 Chekiang Industrial Bank, Ltd ... Shanghai

{ 4103 Chin*}, Soap Co. ... ... Nanking

I 4384 Pedpiao Coal Mining Co., Ltd ... Tientsin

] 4472 National wivernment Salt Admini-

1( 4646 stration ... ... ... Chefoo

4809 Sintoon Overseas Trading Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

' 4822 Chinese Association. Trading Co., Ltd. Tientsin

i 4920 Ka Wah Sayings Bank, Ltd. ... Ctmton

Loo Feng Cotton Spinning & Wea-

I 4938. ving Co., Ltd. ... ... ... Tientsin Jl

| 5089 Wing Tai Yp Tobacco Corp. ... •Tientsin

1 5128 Chinese Cotton Goods Exchange. Ltd. Shanghai

Shawhsing S.S. Co., Ltd. ... Dairen

|1 3140 Chihli Shantung Line, Ltd. ... Tientsin

5200 Heng On Steamship Cb., Ltd. ... Shanghai

I 5300 North China Steamship Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

| 5307 j Hai Chang S.S. .Co. Shanghai

I 3316 Tientsin Navigation Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

I 5368 Central Bank of China ... ... Tientsin

I 3887■' Wah Foung & Co. ... • ..: Shanghai

M34 Tai Ping Fire & Marine Ins. Co., Ltd. Tientsin

I 35m Sdnhua Connnercaal &! Savings Bank. Tientsin

1 5636 Union Insur. Assoc, of the Nation ’

|I 5659 Industrial Bank of China . ... Tientsin

National Industrial Bank of China .. Tientsin

I 5887 Shanghai Commercial Savings Bank. Nanking

;1 5904 China Wool Manufacture Go., Ltd. ... Shanghai1

6007 Peiyang University ... ... Tientsin

|; 6114 China Electric Co., Ltd. ... ... Tientsin

| 6311 National Commercial Bank, Ltd., .....Shanghai

\ 6357 Chinese Recreation and’ Race; . Clph '. ' Tientsin

5 6378 Oommercial Guarantee Bank of Chihli Tientsin

i 6639 Bank of Communications ... Dairen

Modern China Advertising Co. ... Tientsin

|| 682,9

6769. J‘ Naval Medical- College ... ... Tientsin

I 6865 Bank of China ... ... ... Shanghai

| 6892 Bank of China ... ... Newclrwang

| 7077 Kinoheng Banking Corporation ... Dairen

! 7320 Shantung Commercial Bank ... Tsingtao

1 7428 Ling Sang Prinfing Ink Co. ... Shanghai

| .7428 Ling Sang Printing Ink Cb; ... Shanghai

Yien Yieh Cofnmercial Bank ■ ... CahMn

| 8322 United Trading Co., Ltd. ... ... Shanghai

1 9372 Bank of China ... ... ... Hankow

1 9494 Pu Hai Chemical "Works, Ltd. ... Tientsin

? 9796 Modern. China Advertising Co. ... Tientsin

I 12814 National Commercial Bank, Ltd. ... Hankow

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Abastillas, M.,P. U., White Abatayo

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, | Abbass, S. H., manager, Anglo-Chinese Building Co., Shanghai

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i) Abbey,

Abbot, F.E. A.,G., Texas

assist.,Co.H.B.M.’s

(China),Supreme

NankingCourt for China, Shanghai

j I Abbott, A. S., manager, Kelly & Walsh, Ld., Shanghai

i) Abbott, C., technical dept.. Federated Engineering Co., Ld., K. Lumpur, Selangor

]j i: Abbott,

Abbott, W.H., E.,Chinese

assist,Maritime

sanitationCustoms,

chemist,Shanghai

S.M.C., Shanghai

| Abdeen, H., manager, Abdeen & Co., Singapore

U1 Abdulla,

Abdoolcader. E. M. M., proprietor, Abdulla & Co.,solicitor,

Hon. Mr. H. H., barrister and Penang

E. M., Singapore

;11. Abel, Bro., sous-directeur,

Abel, W.O.,H.,Strong

assist.,& Co.' French

Hall, Kobe College, Peiping

& Holtz, Ld., Shanghai

i; Abele,

Il Abeling, H. H., manager for

Abell, A. E., interpreter, Netherlands China, Worthington Pump & Machinery Corpn., Shanghai

Legation, Peping

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lAbella, O.,G.,assist.,

assist,

Abell a, A.,G., Arnold

Strong

mgr.,

assist, mgr.

& Co., Kobe

Insular Life Assurance Co., Manila

] jAbert, & Co.,andLd.,secretary,

HankowInsular Co.. Ld., Manila

];i Abeysekera, George de Silva, Ld., Singapore

I5 Ablitt,

Abigail,B.E.E.,W.,signsengineer,

per pro.,Shanghai

Fraser Power Co., Shanghai

& Co., Singapore

Ablong, A.

{S Aboitiz, A. J.,E. assist.,

manager,Asiatic PetroleumTrading

Sino Spanish Co. (South China), Ld., Hongkong

Co., Shanghai

|! Abraham, B., director, L. D. Abraham & Co., Kobe

Abraham, D., partner, Abraham Bros., Shanghai

iI Abraham,Abraham, E., D. E.assist.,

J., merchant,

Lowe, BinghamShanghai& Matthews, Shanghai

Abraham, E., stockbroker,

Abraham, E. S., Bill & Bullion Broker, Tester & Abraham,

Hongkong Hongkong

Abraham, H. C , Survey dept., Penang

jAbraham,

Abraham, I.,J., Abraham

merchant,Bros, L. D.Shanghai

Abraham & Co., Kobe

Abraham, J. M., foreman, Blackmore and Blackburn, Ld., Hongkong

Abraham, K., manager, Quality

Abraham, M. H., assist., Arts

Ld., Shanghai

Abraham, R., signs per pro.,

Abraham, R. D., D. E. J. Abraham, ShanghaiTester & Abraham, Hongkong

Abraham, T. R., headmaster, Pasar Road School, Selangor

Abreu,

Accurti,Bento

G. G.,deaccountant.

Rio, 1° tenente,

ItalianAjudante

Bank ofdeChina,

Campo, Macao

Tientsin

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Accurti, Capt. N. O-, manager, Golden Star Co., Tientsin

Achard, M., Societe Nouvelle

Aeheson, J. F., assist., Bradley & Co., des Rizeries

Ld., Meridionales,

Shanghai Saigon

Acheson, M. M., Chinese Maritime Customs,

Ackerman, E. B, shift charge engineer, Shanghai MengtszPower CoJ, Shanghai

Ackermann, J. E., assist., Melchershfe Cof, Shanghai

Acraman, W. E., assist., South British Insurance Co., Shanghai

Adam, B.,

Adam, E. P.,adoainistrateur dir., Binque

subracct., Chartered Bankdeof Saigon, Saigon and China, Peiping

India, Australia

Adam, F. M., assist., Mansfield & Co., Ld., Singapore

Adam, J., assist., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Hongkong

Adam,

Adam, J.J. D.,

W., sub accountant,

Shanghai Dock Chartered

and Bank of India,

Engineering Ld., Australia and China, Manila

Adamczewski, Dr. B.. Deutsch Farben Handels,Co.,Waibel &Shanghai

Co., Shanghai

Adamovitch, T., arch, Calatroni Hsieh & Co., Shanghai

Adams, A. C. ,Sr, student interpreter, British Legation, Bangkok 7

Adams, A. D., 7 wharfinger, Pootung WharVes, S’hai. & Hongkew ’VV harf Co., Ld., Sliai.

Adams, Rev . A. S., American Baptist'Mission. Swatow

Adams, B. It. C., district officer, f) easel ton, B. N: Borneo

Adams,

Adams, G. C. D.,

B., resident, Sibu, Sarawak

representative. Asiatic Petrolemn Co., Bangkok

Adams, H. E. D., assist. H. Middletbn of& India,

Adams, J., sub-acet., Chartered';Bank Co., Shafighai

etc., Manila

Adams, J. D., assist. Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Adams, J. G., inspector, MuiTl6ipal Police, Shanghai

Adams,

Adams, J. L.,

W.,architect, Butterfield

dept.,& Siwire, Hongkoi)^

Adams, J.M.C., surgeon. Medical

assist., Holme, Ringer'& Penang

Co., Nagasaki

Adams, N, C., assessor, Assessment.and,Estates dept., Singapore

Adams, P. M., secretary for Native Affairs, Sarawak

Adams, R. K. S, assist, master, St. Andrews School, Singapore

Adams,

Adams, S.S. G., assist.,

J., 1st lieut.,Imperial ChehiicalIT.S.A.

15th infantry, Industfibs

Armj7,(China),

TientsinLd., Shanghai

Adams, S. S., Minister of the Gospel, “ Bethesda ” Gospel Hall, Singapore

Adams, S. Y., assist, accountant, Secretariat, Penang

Adams, T., merchant, Tsingtao

Adams, T. D., assist., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Shanghai

Adams, Hon. Mr. T. S., British Residmt, Selangor

Adams, Major U. W., Chief Ordnancp Mechanical Engr., Military, Hongkong

Adams, W. B., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering C., Ld., Hongkong

Adams, W.

Adams, Rev.C„W.commandant,

W., SouthernCdnstabulafy, Jesseltoh,Dairen

Baptist Convention, British North Borneo

Adamson, Capt. H., A.D.C., TJ.S. Army, Manila

Adamson, R., building inspector, Sanitary Beard, tpoh, Perak

Adamson, W. Q., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Aust., & China, Cebu

Adant,

Adcock,A.,A.,Kailan

warder,Mining

PrisonsAdminisiratioii, Tientsin

department, Singapore

Addison, R., assist., Islay Kerr & Co., Ld., Penang

Adey, Capt. F. S., wharf manager, Holt’s Wharf, Pootung, Shanghai

Adiceam, M., Descours et Cabaud, Saigon

Adler, N.,

Adler, E. S.,importer

managing director, Harbin

& engineer, Wadleigh Commercial, Ld. Singapore

Adler, O., manager, Dietnelm & Co., Ld., Bangkok .

Adler, W. H., imports

Adlington, dept.,Maritimes

Reiss, Massey & Co.,W uchow

Ld., Hongkong

Adnams, J. A.W.,Y.,assist.,

Chinese Chinese MaritirnesCustoms,

Customs. Shanghai

Adon, F., surveillant, Franco-Chinese Municipal School, Shanghai

Adorjan, J., engineer, Carlowitz & Co., Mukden

Adrianoff, N. W., Public Health dept., Shanghai

Adrianoff,

Adshead, G.V.P., N., Britisih-American

medical officer in charge,Tobacco

H. B. M.Oo.,

NavalLtd.,

depot,Shanghai

Port Edward, Weihaiwei

Aduani,

Advin, C.L. J.,R., prov.

mantig'er, Kimatrai

auditor, & Co., Supply

Continental J., Sthanghai

Co., Manila

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Aeria, F. D. C., chief clerk, F. W. D. Pentittg'

Aeria, F. J. G., inspector of works, P. VV. dept., Penang

Aeschbach, A,, assist., C. Luthy & Co., Shanghai

Aeyelts, G. H., Eastern and Philippines Shipping Agencies Ld., Manila

Afable,

Affleck, A.,

J. B.,supt., AcmeforEngraving

consul Co., Tsingtab

Great Britain, Manila

Agafonoff, N. N., Hunter Co.,

Agafonov, D., acct., J. Beerbrayer, Dairen Ld., Harbin

Agajan, J. V., manager, American Trading Co. of Japan, Ld., Yokohama

Agama, J., dupty assist, conservator of forests* Sandakan, British North Borneo

Agan, C.Y.,R.,mgr.,

Agar, Northern

manager, Supply,Insurance

Yorkshire Inc., Manila

Co., Ld., Tokyo

Ager, W.F. H.G. E.,

Aggat, P., assist., Planters’

inspector, F.M.S.Stores & Agency

Railways, Co., Ld.,Selangor

K. Lumpur, Selangor

Aggabao, B., Union hnsurance Society of Canton, Ld., Manila

Agnew, C. G., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co, Ld., Nanning

Aguiar, A. IL. C. d\ Shanghai Electric Co., Ld., Shanghai

Aguilar, C., Aguilar, Machine Shop, Manila

Aguinagalde. Rev. Bro. J., Zikawei Observatory, Shanghai

Aguirre,

Agustin, V.J., A., assist.,& British

Agustin Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Sons, Manila

Ahearne, C. D., controller, Labour dept., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Ahlgren, I. D., marine dept., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Ahmed,

Ahr, M., S.assist.,

B., engineer, Port Development

Soc. Havraise Indochinoise,dept.,

SaigonHongkong

Ahrens, J., assist., Helm Brothers, Ld., Yokohama

Ai, Henry K. F., secretary, Swiss Consulate, Shanghai

Aiers, A. H., Municipal Police, Shanghai

Aiers, A. H., Imperial Chemical Industries {China), Ld., Tsingta-o

Aiers, H. E., assist., Municipal Health dept., Shanghai

Aiers, R. assist.,

Aiers, T., C., deputy commissioner,

Shanghai Power Co,, Municipal

ShanghaiPolice, Shanghai

Aiers, T. A., assist.. Municipal Council,

Aiken, H. S. assist., Socony Vacuum Corpn., Shanghai

Iloilo

Aiken, T., assist., Evatt & Co., Singapore

Aikman, R. G., assist., district officer, Sarawak

Aikin,

Ailion, F., proprietor, Caro Trading Co., Kobe York, Tokyo

R. P., assist., National City Bank of New

Ainslie, E. J., assist.,Asiatic

Aird, Lane, Petroleum

Crawford, Co.,Ld., Hongkong

Aispur,A.A.T.,P.,assist.,

Chinese Maritime Customs, Penang

Harbin

Aitchison, G. L., asst, master, Nieh Chih Kuei, Public School for Chinese, S’hai

Aitchison, J. L., assist., British-American Tobacco Co.of(China),

Aitchison, H. E., probationary assist., Commissioner Police, Selangor

Ld., Shanghai

Aitchison, J. T., senior executive engineer, Public Works dept, F.M.S.

Aitken, A. F., engineer, Siamese Tin Syndicate. Ld., Bangkok

Aitken, E., assist., Chandless & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Aitkenhead,

Aiton, R.representative,

C., mgr., BlueStewarts

Star Line,& Lloyds,

ShanghaiLd., Shanghai

Akbar, R.M.,L.,clerk to the puisne judge, Supreme Court, Hongkong

Akerman, F., vice-pres., Asiatic Commercial Co., Manila

. Akerman, G. H., Arnhold & Co.,

Akin®, G., partner, Bergmainn & Co., Kobe Shanghai

i Akkermans, A., engineer, Straits Java Trading Co., N.V., Singapore

Akselbo, Gudmand,

Alabaster, mang. dir., Sabroe

C. G., attorney-general, CoiofCourt,

Supreme Japan!,Hongkong

Osaka

{ Alabaster,

Alarcoun, J. P., assist., David Sassoon & Co., Ld., Shanghai Hongkong'

J. W., assist, Union Insurance Sdciety of Canton,

, Alary,

Alba, L.,B.,Rivera

Municipal Francaise,

Pascual Shanghai

and Alba, Manila

Alberga, A. D., Arnhold & Co., Ld., Plankow 1

Albers, Dr. A., merchant, Kunst &, Albers, Vladivostdck

i Albert, H., Arnhold k Co., Ld., Hankow

i4 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Albert,

Albertsen,S., rnang.-dir.,

K. T., supt., Quality Art Embroidery

Great Northern TelegraphCo.,Co.,Shanghai

Ld., Peping

Albright, S. J. assist., Dollar Steamship

Alcantara, A., “Alto” Auto Supplies, Manila Line, Yokohama

Alcantara, J., financial assist., P.W.D., Negri Semblian

Alcott,

Alcuaz, C.J.,D.,assist.-attorney,

c'ty editor, Shanghai

GandinezEvening

J. Perez,PostManila

and Mercury, Shanghai , i =

Aldanese, V., insular collector, Bureau of Customs, Manila

Aldeguer, T. J., secretary to general Tmanager, Reuter’s, Ld., Shanghai

Alderson, E. W., manager, Sea Y iew Hotel, Singapore

Aldington, G. W., vice-consul, British Legation, Peiping

Aldrich, 1st lieut. Harry S., U-S.A. Army, Language Office, American Legation, Peiping

Aldridge, D., secretary to U.S. Consul-General. Tientsin

Aldridge, W. H., mechanical engr., Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., Taraeoi, Seoul,

Ale, J. A. F., assist., Hooglandt & Co., Singapore

Alemann, O. V., partner, J. Busch & Co., Tsingtao

Alerini,

Alexander, administrateur

C., inspector,dePolicePhanrang, Annam Hongkong

Headquarters,

Alexander, Lt. C. T., junlior medical officer, American Legation, Peiping

Alexander, D., assist., Guthrie Co., Singapore

Alexander, E. D., manager, Alexander ShoeCo.. Shanghai

Alexander, G., chief engineer, China Merchants Steam INav. Cb., Shanghai

Alexander, G. M., signs per pro., Ker A Co., Iloilo

Alexander, J. A. 0. C., vice-consul for Great Britain, Hankow

Alexander, L., coal transport operator,Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Alexander, T.M. G.W.,S.,assist.,

Alexander, Asiatic

assist.,Auto Petroleum

Mackinnon, Co,, Tientsin

Mackenzie

Alexander, W., secretary, Palace Co., Shanghai

Alexandre, W.

Alexander. P., assist., Sociptpaccountant,

Franchise de Verrieres, Haiphong

Alexander, W. L.T., chartered

manager, Colgate PalmolivePercy Smith, SethShanghai

Peet Co., and Fleming, Hongkong

Alfes, G., signs per pro., Ehlers & Co., Shanghai

Alford, C. H., Willing Advertising Service, Hankow

Alford, C. R. W., assist., British-American Tobacco Co., Hupeh Division, Hankow

Alford, G. M., manager, wharf dept., Singapore Harbour Board, Singapore i

Alfred,

Alger, M.R. P.,A.,manager,

assist, master,

PacificGovt. English Co.,

Commercial School,

CebuBatu Pahat, Johore

Allain,

Allan, A., assist, secy, to genl. mgr., Federated MalayShanghai

Rev. H., Zi-Ki-Wei-T’ou-Se-We Orphanage, States Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Allan, A. S., engineer, Shanghai Ice and Cold Storage Co., Ld., Shanghai.

Allan, A. W., health inspector, Municipal Council, Shanghai

Allan, Dr. D. J., assist, supt. of Hospitals, Municipal Health dept., Shanghai

Allan, F.F., H.,

Allan, assist.,

assist,Neilson & Malcolm,

engineer, Hankow

P. W. dept., F.M.S.

Allan, H., Dr., partner, Drs., Jamie,son, Sharp & McKern, Penang

Allan, H. A., assist., Jardine Matheson & Co., Ld., Hankow

Allan, J., assist.,

Allan, Kailan Mining Adminstration, Tientsin

Allan, J.J. C.,

W., service

assist., dept., Universal

Secretariat, Cars, Ld.,

Municipal Singapore

Council, Shanghai

Allan, N., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ld., Manila

Allan, W.

Allan, T. J.,A.,assist.,

NeilsonProbst, Hanbury

& Malcolm, &. Co., Shanghai

Hankow

Allan, W. C.J., J.,assist.,

Allanson, BarrowCie.Brown

assistant, & Co.,de Bangkok

Francise Tramways, Shanghai

Allanson,

Allaway, Wm., .1. IL.,merchant,

Dunlop Shanghai

Rubber Co., Tokyo

Allaye,

Allcock,N.G.E.,C.,proprietor,

Cooper & Co., French

KobeStore, Hongkong

Allebe,

Allemand, D., administrateur-resident,

assist., Netherlands Trading Society,Tonkin

de Laokay, Kobe

Allemao, A., assist., Compagnie Francaise

Allen, B. W., supt., Police dept., Penang, S,S. de Tramways, Shanghai ,,j .

Allen,

Allen, C.Dr.C.,C.assist., up country,Tanglin

P., anaesthetist, Bombay-Burmah

Hospital; KualaTrading Corporation,

Lumpur, SelangorLd.,, Bangkok

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Allen, D. G. G., Shanghai Chemical Laboratory, Shanghai

Allen,

Allen, E.D. J.,J., assist,

Hongkong

navaland Whampoa

attache, BritishDock Co., Ld.,Tokyo

Embassy, Hongkong

Allen, E. L., Adviser Revenue Matters, Municipal Revenue dept., Shanghai

Allen, G. V., principal, King Edward VII College of Medicine, Singapore

Allen, G. V., vice-consul for U.S.A., Shanghai

Allen, H. C., assist., Singapore Cold Storage Co., Singapore

Allen, J. G., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Kiukiang

Allen, J. W., British Cigarette Co., Ld., Shanghai

Allen, L. A., district officer, Selangor

Allen, L. D., assist., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Allen, P. B., supervisor of works, Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient, Hongkong

Allen, P. T., secretary for Chinese Affairs, F.M.S.

Allen, S., vice-consul, U.S.A. Consulate, Tientsin

Allen,

Allen, V.

W. S.,B.,Consolidated Eastern Inc.,

manager, Denniston, Plantations,

Manila Johore

Allen, W. E., assist., Kailan Mining Administration, Shanghai

Allen, W. E., sanitary inspector, Sanitary dept., Hongkong

Alley, R., inspection officer, Fire Brigade, Municipality, Shanghai

Allgood, G.H.A,P.,assist.,

Allibon, assist, Holme,

wharf manager,

Ringer Co.,Holt’s Wharf, Hongkong

Shimonoseki

Allington, V.. M., assist., Kelly & Walsh, Ld., Shanghai

Allison, H. B., district engineer, F.M.S., Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Allison, I.J. G.,

Allison, M., assistant,

language Jardine Matheson

attache, & Co., Ld„ Hongkong

U.S.A. Embassy,

Allman, Norwood F., secretary treasurer, Mark, L.Tokyo

Moody, Shanghai

Alison, A. S., manager, Harrison, King & Irwin, Ld., Foochow

Ally, M., assist., Apcar & Co., Hongkong

Almario,

Almeida, R.,J. mang. M. d’,editor, La Opinion,

manager, Manila Trading Go., Hongkong

Economical

Almeida, J. M. d’, China Handkerchief & Hemming Co., Ld., Shanghai

Almeida, J. M. E. de, secretario, Secretaria da Camara, Macao

Almendras, G. M., General Investment Corpn., Manila

Almoalla,

Aloisi, BaronV. C.,Pompeo,

manager, Manila

Italian PublishingTokyo

Ambassador, Co., Manila

Aloisi, M., assistant, Italian Bank for China, Shanghai

Aloysius, Rev., Church of St. Joseph, Bagan

Alphen, C. J. v., signs p.p., N. V. Yereenigde Javasche Serai, PerakHouthandel Mij., Semarang

Alport, C. M., cypher officer, British

Alsobrook, A., repres., Stearnes & Co., Manila Legation, Peiping

Alsop, I.R.H.,A.,assist.,

Alston, assist.,F.M.S. Railways,

Mycologist, Kuala Lumpur,

Agriculture Selangor

dept., F.M.S. & S. S.

Altadukoff, I. M., manager, Reinsurance Co., Rossia of Copenhagen, Shanghai

Altamira, A. S., assistant, American-Ohinese Co., Tientsin

Altamira, M. P., Altamira & Co., Tientsin

Altavas, E., chief, General Land Registration Office, Manila

Altendorf, Joharn, secretary, German Embassey, Tokyo

Altschul, R., assist., Winckler & Co., Kobe

' Alvares,

Altwegg,A.E.,A.,Menzi Green& Island

Co. Inc.,Cement

ManilaCo., Macao

’ Alunan, R., selct. of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Government, Manila

Alunan, R., Bacolod, Mercia Milling Co., Manila

\ Alvarez,

Alves, A.L. A., A., Excelsior

Shares and Bicycle Supply,

General ManilaHongkong

Broker,

■ Alves, A. E. S., director, Lopes & Alves. Hongkong

Alves, A. L., merchant, Alves

, Alves, A. Q., Banco Nacional Ultramarino, Macao

Alves, B..

(Alves, Chev. J. M., consul

secretary, Hongkongfor Brazil, Hongkong

Engineering and Construction Co., Ld., Hongkong

Alvino, T.,‘assist, surveyor, Solocam Development Co., Manila

AI viola. U., Provincial secretary, Cebu

Alyward,

Ambler, C.Dr.R,A.signs E., medical

per pro.,office,

FraserSun& Co.,

LifeSingapore

Assurance C., ^hangl a>

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Ambler, D. B. J., assist, master, Malay College, Kuala Kangsar, Perak

Ambrose, F. W. chief health inspector, health dept., Municipal Council, Shanghai

Ambrose, S. 11., Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Amend, A., 3rd vice president^ Atlantic, Gulf & Pacific Co. of Manila, Manila !

Amery, R., assist., Davie, Boag Co., Ld., Hongk6ng

Amery, S. C. P., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and:Engineering Co., Hongkong

Ames, A. P., attorney, Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Manila

Amether, P.,P.,assistant,

Amettler, Cie. Francaise

Cie Franeais de .Tramways,

et Tramways, Shanghai Shanghai

Ammann, E., A. Goeke & Co., Hongkong

Ammann, H., A. Goeke .& Co., Hongkong

Amon, H., reader in geography, Education dept, Singapore

Amory, R. H. St., assistant, Louis T. l jeonof*en.s, Ld., Bangkok

Amos, C. R., assist., Chandless & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Amour, J. C., engineer supt., New Engineering and Shipbuilding Works,, Ldn Shanghai

Ampil, Isaac,

Amsden, B. F.,manager,

manager,Ampil

Ingersoll, Manila . Singapore

(India), Ld., ,

Amsinck, W., assist., Kunst & Albers, Htnkow

Anastasselis,

Andal, Gregorio,C , Tientsin

customs Tobacco

agent, L-Co., Tientsih' Manila

EverettTnc.,

Anderegg,

Andersen, H., assist, Kuenzle & Sti;eiff,. Inc., ManilaCo., Ld., Hongkong

Andersen, B.C. A.,

A., assist,

foreman,Great

GreatNorthern

NorthernTelegraph

Telegraph Co, Ld, Woosung, Shanghai

Andersen,

Andersen, C.C. S.,

W.,supt., Great,Northern

Sharebroker, ShanghaiTelegraph CO.,,Nagasaki . .

Andersen, E.,

Andersen, L. O.EastC.,Asiatic

GreatCp., Bangkok

Northern:Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Andersen, M. F., assist., Great Northern Telegraph Go,, Yladivostock

Andersen, R. W., assist., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews,'Shanghai

Andersen,

Anderson, W., S. E. Promontory, ChineseWorks

A., executiveT)ngineer,'Public Maritime Customs, Chefoo

Department, Hongkong

Anderson, A. D., assist., Adamson, GilfiUan & Co^, Singapore

Anderson, B. S., Jardine Engineering COrp., Ld.,

Anderson, C. G. O., barrister, Anderson Y Anderson, Shanghai Shanghai

Anderson, D.,

Anderson, D., assist.,

visitingengineering

agent, Sime,dept.,

Darby & Co., Malacca

Hongkong ife Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Anderson, E., vice-consul, LhS.A. Consulate, Singapore

Anderson, E. A. G., Office of Police, Perak

Anderson, Capt. E., Ynngtsze Rapid Steamship Co., Lchang

Anderson, Dr. E. W., Severance Medical College, Seoul

Anderson, Capt.surveyor,

Anderson, G., Geo., partner,

Lloyd’sAntlerson

Register of& Ashe, Hongkong

Shipping, Nagasaki

Anderson, G. S., assist., Evatt & Co., Penang

Anderson, G. T., assistant, New Engineering & Shipbuilding Works, Ld., Shanghai

Anderson, Capt. H. A., commissioner of Police, Kelantan,

Anderson, H. J. P., chairman, Kulangsu Municipal Council, Amoy

Anderson, H. P.,

Anderson, H. M., secretary,

chief tide-surveyor;

Kyle, Palmer Chinese

& Co.,Maritime. Customs,Selangor

Ld., K. Lumpur, Canton

Anderson, I. L., assist., New Eng. & Shipbuilding Works, Shanghai

Anderson,

Anderson, Capt., J., Yangtsze

J., reporter, RapidandSteamship

Peking TientsinCo.,Times,

JchangTientsin

Anderson, J. A. G., assist, engine works manager. Taikoo Dockyard, Hongkong*

Anderson, J. O.. assistant district officer (Bintulu), Sarawak

Anderson,

Anderson, J.John

C. O’G.. acting deputy

E., director, Anderson commissioner,

Music Co., Chinese

Ld., MaritimeCustoms, Hoihow

Hongkong

Anderson,

Anderson, J. F., assist, Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ld., Hongkong

Anderson, J.J. G.G. assist.,

assist., Loxley & Co., Hongkong

Reiss, Massey & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Anderson, J. H., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Anderson, J. L., New Engineering and Shipbuilding Works, Ld., Shanghai

Anderson, J. O., barrister, Anderson & Anderson, Shanghai

Anderson, J. S., assist., Guthrie & Co., Ld., Selangor

Anderson, J. S., Reiss* Massey & Co., Ld., Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Anderson, J. W., med. practitioner, Macgown & Durran, Hongkong

Anderson, J. W., Sqcony-Vacuum Corporation, Tientsin

Anderson, H. C., treasurer, Big Wedge Mining1 Co., Manila

Anderson, J. W. S., executive engineer, i'.W. D., Kuala Lipis, Pahang

Anderson, L. A., agent, South British Insurance Co., Chungking

Anderson, L. A., assist, manager, McCullough Printing Co., Manila

Anderson, L., Foreign Harbour Office,; Shanghai

Anderson, Major R. A., Military, China Command, Hongkong

Anderson,

Anderson, M. F.,

N., assist., Imperial Chemical

assistant, MacgregorIndustries

& Co., Ld.,(China), Ld., Canton

Anderson, N. F.,. ChineseCaldReck,

Maritihae'Custdms, Amoy Shanghai

Anderson, N. L., electrical engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Anderson, P. M., partner, Anderson & ForroggiarO, Shanghai

Anderson, R., inspector, F.M.S. Railway, Selangor

Anderson, Robert, treasurer ,and controller, Honolulu lion Works Co., Manila

Anderson, S. assist., Japan Chronidz, Kobe

Anderson, S. A., assist. Richie & Bisset, Singapore

Anderson, T. R., senr. charge engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Anderson,

Anderson, W.,

W. A., managing-director, Andergon

advocate and solicitor, Music Co.,

Sandakan, Ld„ North

British Hongkong

Borneo

Anderson, W. E.ria^sisb Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Shanghai

Anderson, W, pres,, Win. H. Anderson it Co., & pres., Erlanger & Galinger Inc., Manila

Anderson, W.

Anderson, W. J.,J., assist., Socony-Vacuurn

sup^ qf,accounts Corporation,

and stores, Tientsin

P.W.D., Hongkong

Anderton, C. T., signal sergeant, Marine department, Singapore

Andrade, F., inspector of Junks, Harbour dept., Hongkong

p Andre, Fr., Franco-Chinese Municipal School, Shanghai

j Andrea, D. R. E., Nestlei and Anglo Swiss Condensed Milk .Co., Manila

Andreasen,H.,B. assist,,

Andresen, Owrum,shippingmanager,dept..

Thoresen & Co,, Ld.,,Hongkong

East Asiatic Co,, Ld., Bangkok

ji Andrew, C. K., Fag'an: & Co., Ld., Shanghai

| Andrew, F. P. assist., Thompson & Co., Ld., Kobe

I! Andrew, J. A., signs per pro., Wilson & Co., Tientsin

I: Andrew,

Andrew, K.,

R. C.,inspector.

inspector,Police Headquarters,

Municipal Hongkong

Police, Shanghai

IJ, Andrews,

Andrews, A.A., N.chief inspector. Peak Tramways

G., dockyard supt., Harbour Board, Co., Ld., Hongkong

Penang

C Andrews, Capt. 'F. P., assistant Ordnance Officer, U.S. Army, Manila

1 Andrews, C. F., assist., Dairy Farm, Ioe it: Cold Storage,Co., Hongkong

I( Andrews,

Andrews, G.G. F.,

V., field

assist.,secty., international

Mansfield Famine

& Co., Ld., (Relief Commission, Peiping

Singapore ,

('Andrews, H., chief clerk, Government Marine Surveyor’s Dept., Hongkong

||k Andrews, H. J., storekeeper, Shanghai Power Co,, Shanghai

Andrews, H. T., assists British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ed., Shanghai

■Andrews,

k Andrews, J.L. E.,R., signs per pro.,& Andrews,

Wentworth Arnhold &Shanghai

Co,, Ld., Shanghai

!Andrews,

Andrews, W. R. N., accountant, Supreme Court,Co.,Hongkong

R. M., president, Andrews

Andreytchuk,

AAneha, H., chiefN.,examiner,

assistant,Chinese

SiemensMaritime

China Co.,Customs,

MukdenSwalow

flAnesi, G., assist., Bangkok Dock Co., Bangkok

|(Ange, Fr., souis-dir., Franco-Chinese Municipal School, Shanghai

1 Angeitner, J., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

P./ingeles, A., Orient Tobacco Manufactory, Hongkong

t Angeles, G S., assist., Thoresen & Co., Ld., Hongkong

//.Angelo,

Angeles,A.G.,F.Angeles Electrical

T.,P.,adjunto, ife HouseDePainting

Reparticao. Fazenda Contractor,

Cbncelhia, Manila

Macao

/Angelo,

.'.Angeloni. A., chief of police, Italian Municipal Council, Tientsinde Admin. Civil, Macao

Pedro chefe de Seccao Afquivo, Direccao dos Serv.

JAngelosanti, N., Societe Franco-,Chinoise, Shanghai

/Angking, Rev. L., St. Augustine’s Church, Ketong, Sarawak

'Anglin, L. M., ,s.upt., Home of Oneisiphorus, Tsinan

Angood, S. T., manager, Wilson & Co., Sungei Patani, Kedah

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Angus, A. H., director, Produce Export Co.. Harbin

Angus, F. D., clerk, Colonial Secretariat, Hongkong

Angus, G. I., assist, engineer, China Light & Power Co., Ld., Hongkong

Angus, H., clerk, Colonial Secretariat, Hongkong

Angus, J., sub-officer, Fire Brigade, Singapore!

Angus, P. Y., Angus & Co., Shanghai

Angus, R. J., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Manila

Angwin, J., land surveyor, Public Works dept., Hongkong

Ankeny,

Annetfc, M.J. C.,

A., chief clerk,T. Ford

director, Motor(1932)

E. Griffith. Car Co.Ld.,of Canton

Japan, Yokohama

Annett, M.

Annett,chef

W. de M., director,

E., poste T. E.

deputydecommissioner, Griffith (1932),

Chinese Ld., Canton

Annil, Cua Rao, de Nghe An. Maritime

Annam Customs, Canton

Ansaldi, C. H., Municipalite Francaise, Shanghai

Anseau, F., chiefDr.electrician,

Ansley-Young, W., Eastern Kailan Mining Administration,

Dispensary, Klang, Selangor Tientsin

Anslow, F. P., steward, Government Civil Hospital, Hongkong

Anspach, Rev. P. P., American Lutheran Mis ion, Tsingtao

Anstice, E. H., assist, master, Public School for Chinese, Shanghai

Antaki. J. R., manager, Antaki & Co., Kobe!

Anthony, C.B. E.,

Anthony, B.,'manager, Scorny-Vacuum

comml. manager, Societe desCorporation, Canton Haiphong

d’Extreme-Orient,

Anthony, S., Post Master, Selangor

Anthony, T. S., assist., A. A. Anthony & Co., Penang

Antill, A., distribution engineer, British Municipal Council, Tientsin

Antoine,

Antoni, M.,prof,CiedeFranco-Asiatigue

I’enseignement primaire, Annam

des Petroles, Haiphong

Antonio

Antony, F., Art Furniture Depot, Singapore Mjamila

Aquino, C. P. A., Clark and Larkin,

Antrim, W., pres., Manila Gas Corporation, Manila

Antunes, E. S., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Apcar, M., secretary, British Motor Cycle Importers Association, Tokyo

Apel, W., lilies

Apelseth, A., &coal

Co.,transport

Tokyo operator, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Aplin, F. G.,K. supt., Trade & Customs dept., Seremban, Negri Sembilan

Aplin, H. D., resident, Miri, Sarawak

Aplin, T„ Wise & Co., Manila

Appan, N. accountant,

Appas, A., A., extra controller

BrossardofMopin

labour,Etablissements.

Labour dept,, Ipoh, Perak

Singapore

Appelboom, C., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Tientsin

Appel, K., assist., Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Ld., Shanghai

Appell, A., Aguado

Applegate, Hermanos,Luzon

W. L., president, ManilaStevedoring Co., Inc., Manila

Appleton, G. B., tidesurveyor, Chinese Maritime' Customs, Shanghai

Appleton, H., assist, expense accts. officer, Naval Dockyard, Hongkmg

Appleton, Dr., medical practitioner, Hankow

Aquarane,

Arab, A., fondes de pouvoir, BanqueCo.,

de Saigon,

Kobe Saigon

Aragon,C.,F.,assist., Lieberman,

manager, AragonWaelchli

Brothers,&Manila

Arajau, Commander A. P. Alves de, naval attache, Brazilian Embassy, Tokyo

Araki, W..

Arakie, D. H.,manager, Sun LifeBulletin,

editor, Shangho.i Assurance Co., Osaka

Shanghai

Arambulo, A., manager, Arambulo Brothers,

Araneta, Ramon, treasurer, Araneta Inc., Manila Manila

Areneta, C., secretary, Araneta Inc., Manila

Araneta, Carmen, director, Araneta Inc-, Manila

Araneta. G.. Araneta, De Joya, Zaragoza & Araneta, Manilai

Araneta,

Araneta, J.,J. manager,

A., Araneta, De yJoya,

Araneta Zaragoza

Zaragoza, Manila& Araneta, Manila

Araneta, J., president, Araneta Inc., Manila

Aran eta, Salvador, vice-president, Araneta Inc., Manila

Arathoon,

Arathoon, H. A. B., Stephens, Paul

S., Stephens, Paul && Co.,

Co., Singapore

Singapore

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Arathoon, S. M., Raffles Hotel, Singapore

Araujo, H. P. Alves de, Ambassador for Brazil, Tokyo

Araulta, Gregorio, president, Philippine Land improvement O'o., Manila

Arbenz,J.,H.business

Arber, R., architect & Consul

manager, for Switzerland,

Advertising Singapore

and Publicity Bureau, Singapore

Arbogast, George A., manager, American Machine & Foundry Co., Shanghai

Arbolera, A., surveyor, Myers Buck Inc., Manila

Arbuthnott, A., partner, Gibson, Anderson, Butler & Co., Selangor

Arcache, C., Auto <& Cycle Supply, Manila

Arcangel, Maximo, Clark & Larkin, Manila

Arce, V., prop., Arce Electric Co., Manila

Archbutt, G. S.,. fire manager, Union Insurance Society of Canton, Hongkong

Archer, C. S., Chinese Maritime Customs, Wuchow

Archer, H. A. F. B., o.b.e., acting consul, H.B.M. Consulate, Port Edward

Archer, J. B., resident, Simanggang, Sarawak

Archer, J. L., Consul-General for Poriugual, Canton

Archibald, H. J., managing director, CentralCkina Post, Ltd., & Willing Service, Hankow

Arcus, C. IT., mgr., Maison Arcus, Shanghai

Arcus, M. G., prescription dept., Luebberts Pharmacy, Shanghai

Ardy, E., Shanghai Gas Co., Ld., Shanghai

Areneta, Antonio, director, Areneta Inc., Manila

Aretz, K., assist., Handel Maatschappij Y/U Banner Export Gesellschaft, Singapore

Argali, C.W.B.A.,K.,director,

Argent, manager,Mackenzie

Hill Pharmacy, KobeShanghai

Arguelles, A. S., assistant director, Bureau

Arguelles, T., arch., Arguelles & Ocampo, Manila of Science, Mani'a

Arias, V.,

Arick, treas.,

M. R., Philippine

Oriental GuarantyMining

Consolidated Co., Manila

Co., Taracoi, Seoul

Aries, R. B.,K. civil

Ariff, Dr. engineer, and

M., physician United Engineers,

surgeon, PenangLd., Singapore

Arima, J., acct., Frazar Trust Co., Tokj'O

Aris, H.

Aris, C. L., assist.D.

C. F., assist., Gestetner (Eastern),Industries

Imperial Chemical Ld., Hongkong

(China), Ld., Swatow

Armbruster, A. C., Jeweller and Importer, Shanghai

Armstrong, C. H., boarding officer, Marine dept., Singapore

Armstrong, C. W, manager, United Stated Rubber Export Co., Ld., Manila

Armstrong,

Armstrong, H. D. J.,H.,assist.,

SanitarySandilands

Board, Ipoh,Buttery

Perak& Co, Singapore

Armstrong,

Armstrong, H. H. J.,P., solicitor, Deacons,

officer, Police dept.,Hongkong

Perak

Armstrong, J., assist., Singer Sewing Machine Co., Singapore

Armstrong, M., Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Armstrong, T.,

Armstrong, R. C.overseer,

H., R. Young & Co.,

Drainage, Penang

P.W.D., Hongkong

Armstrong, W., resident engineer, China Light and Power Co., Ld., Hongkong

Arnaud, gendarmerie, Bac-Ninh, Tonkin

Arnaud, douanes, Lang-son, Tonkin

Arnaud,

Arnd, F. L.,

W.,directeur,

assist., J. fonde

Buschde& pouvoir, Louis Ogliastro & Cie., Hanoi

Co., Tsingtao

Arnhold, C. H., merchant, Arnhold & Co., Ld... Shanghai

Arnhold,

Arnold, A., manufacturers’ representative, Ld..

H. E., merchant, Arnhold & Co., Shanghai

Singapore

Arnold, E. L., manager for China, Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ld., Shanghai

Arnold, E. L. G., director, Ilbert & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Arnold,

Arnold, G.F., W.,

assist., North Socony-Vacuum

assistant, China Daily NewsCorporation,

& Herald, Ld., Shanghai

Hongkong

Arnold, H. C., assist., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Amoy

Arnold, J., signs per pro., export dept., Arnhold Co., Ld., Shanghai

Arnold-Jones,

Arnold, Julean,V.,commercial

assist ,' Arnhold

attache,& Co., Shanghai

U.SVDtlpt. of Commerce. Shanghai

Arnold, L., engr., Electrical dept., Selangor

Arnold, L. W., headmaster, High School, Malacca

10 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Arnold, M-

Arnold, D., assistant,

National City Bank ofE'ectric

New York, Shanghai

Arnold, R. D., secretary, Y.M.C.A., YunnanfuCo., Hongkong

M. H., Hongkong

Arnot, D.C.B.,H.,assist,

Arnott, Asiatic conservator

Petroleum ofCo.Forest,

(S.S.),Kuala

Ld.,Council,Kumpur

Amoy

Arnoux G., assist, secretary, French Municipal Shanghai

Arnoux,

Arnulphy,S ,C.,Soc.manager,

des Ciments Portland

Hongkong CantonArtifieals.de

Export Co, LTndo-Chine,

Hongkong Haiphong

Arratoon, V. T.,Metro

Arregger, Ed., assist.,poleNickel

Hotel.& Shanghai

Lyons, Ld., Kobe

Arrindell, H. A. W. S«, editor,

Arthur, H., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Norik British

Co.,Bolhneo

Shanghai Herald,'-Jesselton, B. N. Bomed

Arthur, J. A., assist., Ellerman’s Arracan Rice & Trading Co., Bangkok

Arthur, J. S. W., acting secretary for Postal affairs, F.M.S.

Arthur,

Arthur, Major

R. T. G.,J. director,

M., executive

Vick oilicer,

& Co., American

Singapore Legation, Peping

Artindale, F. IL, assistant, Geddes Trading & Dairy Farm Co,, Shanghai

Artindale,

Artlett, W. A., axaminer, Chinei e MaritimeEngineering

T, assist., Shanghai Dock and Customs, Wuchow Co.., Ld., Shanghai

Arundell,

Arundel, G. H. R.,. district officer (Travelling), Sarawak

Arntzen, P.A. G.E,H.,Chinese

assist., Maritime

Smith, BellCustoms,

& Co. Ld.,Amoy Manila

Arvat, Rev. Father D., Catholic Cathedral, Hongkong

Asahina, S., sales manager, American Trading Co. of Japan, Ld., Tokyo

Asche, H. C. J.,E.,m.sc.,

Aschermann, master, St.Kao,

manager,Mon Stephen’s College, Hongkong

Ld., Shanghai

Ascott, W. H., assist., Paterson, Simons A Co., Ld., Selangor

Aseneta,

Asger, M. E..E.,dental

accountant,

surgeon,Continental

Hongkong Supply Co., Manila

Ashbrook, C. S., assist., Wakeford

Ashby, Capt., marine fupt., Butterfield Lowndes,

& Swire,SingaporeHongkong

Ashby, R. R. \V., Dodwell & Co., Ld., Hongkong

hshdown,

Ashe, K..

Chinesemanager,

MaritimeScottish

Customs,Union

Hongkong

Asher, O. H. \V„ assist., Straits Java Trading Co.,National

F. P. " « f c Penang Ins., Shanghai

Ashford, H., assist., Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co., Ld., Shanghai

Ashley,

Ashley, A.M. J.,E.,assistant,

ShanghaiGibb Livingston

Telephone Co., &Shanghai

Co., Ld., Shanghai

Ashton, A , acct., Post Telegraghs

Ashton, Dr. F. R., Alice Memorical & Affiliated dept., F.M.S. Hospital, Hongkong

Ashton, J., manager, Lebel (China), Shanghai

Ashton, P. M., chartered accountant, Thomsonab Cp-, Peiping

Ashurst, B.,J.assist.,

Ashworth, Chinese Maritime Customs, Tientsin & China, Shanghai

Ashworth, R. H., Chartered

A., assist., BankCo.,ofLd.,

Borneo India, Australia

Singapore

Asimont, J. K., mechanic, A. E. Tilly, Singapore

Asinelli,

Asker, C.Rev.G. C.,A.,commissioner,

Roman Catholic Mission,

Chinese Kiashing

Maritime Customs, Chingwantab

Askolin, J., assist., S. Moutrie & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Aslet,

Asmis, Ch. A., L. D. Abraham & Co., Kobe

Asp, O.,R.,accountant,

minister, German Dodge Legation,

and Seymour Bangkok

(China), (absent)

Ld., Shanghai

Aspinall,

Aspland, Dr. H. C.,W. agent,

H. G., Hongkong & Shanghai

medical officer, British Banking,

Legation,Corporation,

Peiping Hongkong t

Assadourian, H„ manager, Auditorium

Asseier, A. G., signs p. p., The Chase Bank, Shanghai Hai Alai, Shanghai

Asselin,

Assen, J. L.,A. agent, Singer jewingDeliMachine Co., Osaka

Assiter,Ir.A. H., H.assist,

vahj’engineer,

treasurer, Secretariat,Deli Railway

SingaporeCo., Medan, Sumatra

Astafieff,W. S.van,S., assist.,

Asten, manager, DisplayRubber

Goodyear dept.,Plantations,

Millington, SumatraLd, Shanghai

Aster,

Astock,J.E.,von,office

assistant, Melchers

assistant, & Co,Councillor’s

Resident Hankow office, Malacca

Astoin, Ch., assist., Banque de Undo Chine, Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS II

Aston, A. V., Land Office and Registry of Deeds, Penang

Asuncion F., Ang Sinag Music Store, Manila

Atcheson, ir., Geo., Executive consul for U.S.A., Tientsin

Athorne,

Atienza, V.,N. partner,

C., Amalganiated-Malay

V. Atienza & Co.,Rubber Estate, Selangor

Hongkong

Atkin-Berry, H. C., partner, Swan & MacLaren, Singapore

Atkins, A. H., Atlas Assurance Co., Shanghai Ld., Hongkong

Atkins, A. E., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co.,

Atkins, F.E. J.,D., supervisor,

Atkins, general manager,

EasternAnglo-Siam Corporation,Co,Ld.,Ld.,Bangkok

Extension Telegraph Penang

Atkins, J. R., Warner, Barnes & Oo., Ld., Manila

Atkins, V. J., engineer, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Hongkong

Atkinson, C., shipwright, Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Kowloon, Hongkong

Atkinson, F. H., assist., Adamson, Gilfillan & Co., Ld., Singapore

Atkinson, J. B , supt., Constabulary, Jesseltgn, British North Borneo

Atkinson, Major P. K., g.s.o.ii., China Command, Hongkong

Atkinson,

Attree, T., W. L., architect

assist., andTientsin

R. S. Davis, director, Atkinson & Dallas, Ld., Shanghai

Atwell, O. S., Texas, Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Atwell, W. E., Lowe, Bingham

Aubert, directeur adjoint du Cabinet du Governeur General, Hanoi

Aubert,

Aubert, Ludvig C. M., minister, Norwegian Legation, Tokyo

Aubrey, R., Compagnie

S., president, A.du& Cambodge,

P. Co., Inc.,Kedah

Manila

Aubrun, R., accountant, Banque de d’Indb-Chine, Hongkong

Aucott, E. F , shipping dept., Jardine Matheson & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Audonard, R., Dodge. & Seymour (China), Ld., Shanghai

Audoyer, G., France Boyeki Shokai, Tokyo

Aueili'ret, E. J., per

Auer, A., signs manager, Compagnie

pro., Keller & Co., Franco-Asiatique

Ld., Manila des Petroles, Saigon

Aumuller, H., division manager, British-American Tobacco Co., Ld., Hankow

Augier, Dr., assistance medicale, Bac-Ninh, Tonkin

Augustesen, H., Yali Import & Export Co., Ld., Mukden

Augustus, Rev. Bro., St. Joseph’s

Aulas, P., Franco-Asia'ique Institution,

des Petroles, Singapore

Haiphong

Aumont, M.,H.,directeur,

Aumuller, divisionDennis Freres.British-American

manager, Haiphong Tobacco Co., Ld., Hankow'

Aurell,

Aurely,Rev. G., K.merchant,

E., secretary, American Bible Society, Tokyo

Singapore

Aust, H.„ Fco. Glandzmanh, Shanghai

Austin, C., Uniop Marine & General Insurance Co., Ld., Shanghai

Austin, D., assistant, Taikoo Sugar Refinery, Hongkong

Austin, F., manager, S. J. iDavid & Co., Hongkong

Austin, G., Government Monopolies dept., Penang

Austin, J. H., assistant, A. S. Watson & Co., Hongkong

Austin,

Austin, N.IN. J.,J.,manager,

Instrument Ohartered Bank of India,

Repairer-Survey dept.,Aust.

F.M.S. and &China,

S.S. Sarawak

Austin, P. J., acting asst. tideSurveyor, Chinese Maritime 'Customs, Tientsin

Austin, R., supt. of machinery, Public Works dept., Singapore

Austin, R. McP.,'acting consul general of Great Britain, Dairen

Austin, R, M., Nanking Shanghai Railway, Shanghai

Austin, R. Mein, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Auvache, J. E., inspector, British Wireless Marine 'Service, Hongkong

Avancena, Ramon, chief justice, Supreme Court, Philippine Islands

Avasia, G. E., assist., British-American Tobacco Co., Hankow

Avasia, J. F., assistant, Hankow' Light & Power Co., Hankow

Avecilia, A., assist, engineer, Moreta’s Consulting Office, Manila

Aveling, A. F., 1st secretary, British Legation, Peiping

Avellan-Hultman, T. A., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Avent, J. M., assistant, Socany Vacuum Corporation, Tientsin

Avering, E., Ahrens & Co., Taihoku, Formosa

Avery, E. N., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Hankow

67

12 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Avery, S. E., assist., China General Omnibus Co., Shanghai

Avik, A J., locomotive supt., Netherlands Harbour Works Oo., Mukden

Avis, J. C., Seymour-Ssheldon Co., Kobe

Avis, M. C., Seymour-Sheldon Co., Kobe

Avison, C., Foreign Harbour Office, Shanghai

Avison, Dr. D. B., Severance Union Medical College, Seoul

Avison, IDr. O. R., Severance Union Medical College, Seoul

Avit, Fr., Franco-Ohinese Municipal School, Shanghai

Avramow, A. J., representative, De la Rue Co., Ld., Shanghai

Awad, W. M., attorney, Shdlom & Co., Shanghai

Awde, W. E., assist., Borneo Co.j'lLd. Bangkok

Axelrood, M. M., president, Crown China Co., Inc., Shanghai

Ayadla, F., secretary, Wm. H. itennolds C'o., Manila

Aydon, H. G., Chinese Maritime Customs, Mengtsz

Ayers, F. W., supt., Ford Motor Car Ob. of Japan, Yokohama

Aylott, Rev. R., United Methodist Mission, Wenchow

Aylward, IDr. E. A., medical practitioner, Shanghai

Aylward, W. P., assist, supt., Survey dept., Kelantan

Aymami,

Ayre, C. A.,F. manager, Socony-Yaeuum

C., headmaster, AndersonCo..School,

Manila Ipoh, Perak

Ayres, C. L. J., Warder, Prisons dept., Singapore

Ayton, W. G. manager, Osborne & Chappel, Ipoh, Perak

Azadian, L., export merchant, iShanghai

Azaola, F., secretary, Wm. H. Anderson & Co., Manila

Azzaretti, U., signs per pro., Venturi, F., . Shanghai

Baan, H. M. H., assist., Societa. (^ommissionaria di Esportazione, Shanghai

Baba, Wm. T., manager, Becker ;& Co., Tokyo

Babbidge, H. G., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co.,; Hongkong

Babbit W. H., president. Hawaiian Philippine Co., Manila

Babitch, J. N., sub-manager, CentrosOjus (England), Ld., Shanghai

Babick, W., Ahrens & Co., Tokyo

Babintseff, A. V., partner and manager, I. I. Tschurin &; Co., Harbin

Babitt, G. M., Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury, iShanghai

Bacci, E., Sennet Freres, Hongkong

Bach, M., assist., Texas Co., Shanghai

Baohrach, E. M., vice-pres., Peoples Bank & Trust Co., Manila

Bachrach, I. L., International Brokerage Co., Inc., Manila

Bachtold, H., assistant. Port Banga Lumber Co., Zamboanga

Backhouse, James H., governing direptbr, J. H. Backhouse, Ld., Hongkong

Bacom, H. P., The Dunlop Rubber Co. (S.S.), Ld., .Singapore

Baddeley, A. E., director, Derrick & Co., Singapore

Badeau, F., Cie. Francaise de Tramways, Shanghai

Badeley, J. E., barrister-at-law, Hansons, Shanghai

Bader, E., assist., Louis Ogliastro & Co., Saigon

Badoul, L., Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Badsha, E. A., assistant master, King Edward VII School, Perak

Bader, F., proprietor, Kiessling & Bader1, Tientsin

Baeff, IL., Mei Hwa Fur Trading Corporation, Tientsin

Baelz, W., Deutche Farben-Handelsgesellschaft, Shanghai

Baenninger, H., assist., Rudplph & Co., Yokohama

Baer, O., assistant, Winckler Co., Kobe

Baer, W. W., Far Eastern representative, Union Oil Co. of California, Kobe

Baert, P., assist, interpreter, Belgian Consulate, Peiping

Baerwald, Ernst, Doisu Senryp Gomei Kaisha, Tokyo

Baessaler, R., Deutsche Farben-Handel sgesellsehaft, Waibel & Co., iS’hai

Baeza, J. I., health officer, Medical department, Kedah

Bagaman, V. H., manager, Leather Products Manufacturing Co., Shanghai

Baggalay, V. A., assistant, Butterfield & iSwire, Hankow

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 13

Bagge, F. Valdemar, electrical engineer, Gadelius & Co., Tokyo

Bagge, V., Gadelius & Co., Osaka

Bagger, H., assistant, Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., Shanghai

Bagger, H. P., managing director, Siam Industries, Ld., Bangkok

Bagley, W. J., principal warder, Lai Chi Kok prison, Hongkong

Bagnall, J., managing director, Straits Trading Co., Ld., Singapore

Bagoe, Rev. P. H., Danish Lutheran Mission, Antung

Bagram, J. T., broker and Consul-general for Siam, Hongkong

Baguley, H. E., Prisons dept., Singapore

Bahnson, F. W., merchant, Hankow

Bahnson, Capt. J. J., general manager, Great Northern Telegraph Co., S’hai

Bahnson, W., Szechuen mgr., China Intland Motors, Hankow

Bahon, F. P., assist., Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Baile, C. J., civil engineering dept., Fogden, Brisbane & Co., Singapore

Bailey, A. S., partner, Bannon & Bailey, Selangor

Bailey, C., vehicle inspector, Municipal Police dept., Shanghai

Bailey, C. A., pres., Bailey (Stevedoring Co., Manila

Bailey, C. H., assist., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Bailey, C. Y., partner, Evatt & Co., Singapore

Bailey, ID., Gaoler, Prisons dept., Selangor

Bailey, F. O., sub-mgr., National City Bank of New York, Manila

Bailey, H., warder, Convict Establishment, Taiping, Perak

Baig, O. A., inspector, Indian Immigration department, Singapore

Bailey, H. L., Gaoler, Prinson dept., Negri Sembilan

Bailey, H. L., Gaoler, Prisons dept., Negri Sembilan

1 Bailey, H. P., General Electric Co. of China, Ld., Hongkong

Bailey, J. S., assistant, Priest, Marians & Co., Ld., Kobe

Bailey, R., director, British-American Tobacco Co., (China), Ld., Shanghai

Bailey, R. M., Asia Realty Co., Shanghai

Bailey, W. A., assist., Shanghai Electric Construction Co., Ld., Shanghai

Bailey, W. C., assist., Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong

Bailey, W. S., managing director, W. S. Bailey & Co., Hongkong

Baillie, J., manager, Peek & Co., Francis, Singapore

Baillie, R. A., surveyor, Booty & Edwards, (Singapore

Baillie, T. G., headmaster, Polytechnic Public School, (Shanghai

• Bailey, F., Descours et Cabaud, SaigOiiji

Bain, C. M.,

Bain, J., supt.director,, American

of education, Oriental Corporation, Shanghai

Kedah

> Bain, M. C., partner, Drs. Fowlie & Black, Singapore

Bain, N. K., district officer, Lower Perak

Bain, Y. L., district forest officer, Bentong, Pahang

Bain, W., assist, forest manager, Borneo Co., Ld., Bangkok

j Baines, C., supt., Trade & Customs, Seremban

'i Baird, J. P., municipal commissioner, Sarawak

Bairnsfather, R. M. P., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Baist, H. R., manager The Hon wan Trading Co.. Canton

' Bajesen, C. C., assist., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

. Baker,

Baker, A.A., A.,assistant,

assist., master,

Harper,English

GilfillanSchool,

& Co.,Segamat,

Ld., K. Johore , (Selangor

Lumpur,

Baker, Rev. B. L., secretary, American Baptist Mission, Swatow

I Baker, C. jfi., assist., Arts & Crafts, Shanghai

Baker, C. J., proprietor, C. J. Baker & Co., Selangor

Baker, E., partner, Fonghin & Watts, Singapore

Baker, E. C., assist, commissioner, municipal police, Shanghai

Baker, E. R., P.W.D., Jesselton, B. N. Borneo

1 Baker, F., overseer, P.W.D., Hongkong

Baker, F., signs per pro., Henry Waugh & Co., Ld., Penang

Baker, F. S. M., assist, district supt.. Shanghai Gas do., Ld., (Shanghai

Baker, F. W., manager, Shanghai Times, Shanghai

Baker, G. E., Asia Realty Co., Shanghai

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14 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Raker, G. H., manufacturers’ representative, Burke & Raker, Osaka

Baker, H. E., civil engineer, Kiukiang

Baker, H. F., signs per pro., Liddell Bros. Co., Ld., Tientsin

Baker, H. O., manager, Huttenbach, Lazarus & Sons, Penang

Baker, H. R., acting inead of prev. service, 'Govt. Monopolies dept., Penang

Baker, L., Amhold: & Co., Ld., Hankow

Baker, lL. C., assist., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Baker, M., executive engineer, P.W.ID., F.M.S., & S.S.

Baker, Max., manager, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Oriental, Inc., Singapore

Baker, M. P., assist, meter and testing engineer, Shanghai Power Co., S’hai.

Baker, R., manager, Kowloon-Oanton Railway, Hongkong

Baker, Capt. R., Yangtsze Rapid S.S. Co., Ichang

Baker, R. A., manager, Thos. Cook & Son, Ld., Shanghai

Baker, T. E., assist., Monotype Corpn., Shanghai

Baker, V. B. C., Pahang Consolidated Co., Pahang

Baker, Wm., assist., Manchurian Co., Ld., Harbin

Baker, W. G., supt., Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Singapore

Balter, W. J., engineer, Shanghai Gas Co., (Shanghai

Bakker, A., assist., Blom & Van Der A a, and Java Sea & Fire Ins. Co., S’haL

Bakker, A., shipping dept., Royal Packet Navigation’ Co;, Singapore

Bakker, C., Controller, administrative dept., Padang

Bakker, O. G., cashier, Netherlands Trading Society, Shanghai

Balais, L., chief of marine division, Bureau of Customs, Zamboanga

Balandin, N. P., manager, Balandin’s Pharniacy, Tientsin

Balasingham, J., asst, in pathology, King Edward VII, Medical College, ,S pore

Balback, E., Jardine, Matheson & Co., iiarbin

Balch, Capt. W. A., actg., asst., Marine dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., H.K.

Balcombe, F. C., supt., General Post Office, Singapore

Bald, R., manager, Dock department, Harbour Board, Singapore

Balden, W. F., Harold Bell, Taylor, Bird & Co., Tokyo

Ba-ldesberger, P., assist., Erzingor k Co., Shanghai

Baldi, Dr. A., health officer, Italian Municipal Council, Tientsin

Baldock, M., assistant, Sinith, Bell & Co., Ld., Cagayan, Manila

Baldon, M., assist., manager, Tiler’s Transportation, Manila

Baldwin, Barry, assistant manager, Luneta Motor Co., Manila

Baldwin, B. O., sub-accountant, National City Bank of New York, Singapore

Baldwin, C. Y., chief accountant, American Trading Co. of Japan, Kobe

Baldwin, ;D., supt.. Claude Neon Lights, Manila

Baldwin, Dr. F. B.. American 'International Underwriters, Manila

Baldwin, G. A., Tientsin Land Investment Co., Tientsin

Baldwin, N., merchant, Macondray & Co., Inc., Manila

Baldwin, R., assist. Atkinson & Dallas, Ld., Shanghai

Bale, W. ID., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Ipoh, Perak

Balean, Dr. H., medical practitioner, Black, Balean & Koch, Hongkong

Balharry, J. R., assist., Barrow, Brown & Co., Ld., Bangkok

Balhetchet, W. A., assist, medioal officer, Medical department, Singapore

Balink, H. J., assist., Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China, Medan

Balinsky, S., vice-consul, Polish Legation, Harbin

Ball, C. W., Texas Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Ball, F. L., signs per pro., Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Ball, G. V., sub-accountant, National City Bank of New York, Shanghai

Ball, W. C., shipping sec., Socony-Vacuuhi, Cbrp., Shanghai

Ball, W. C. D., district engineer. Electricity dept., Municipality, Singapore

Ballandras, Oh., Les Succrs. D’UIysee, Pija <$c Cie., Shanghai

Ballantine, J. W., consul general, American'Consulate, Shameen, Canton

Ballantyne, C. W. H., secretary, Harbour Board, Penang

Ballantyne, R. H., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Chungking

Ballard, J., works manager, China Printing and Finishing Co., Shanghai

Balle, A., assist., China R»?cord Co., Shanghai

Ralle, A., Pathe Orient, Ld., Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENT^

Balleraud, M., assist., International Savings Society, Shanghai

Ballheimer, H., assist., Kun^t Albers, Shanghai

Bailed, A., Ohinese Maritigie Customs. Harbin

Balls, A. J., assistant. Smith, Bell & Co., (Ld., Manila

Balls, P.. inspector of Police, Penang

Balman, C. W., assist., Lane, Crawford, Ld., Hongkong

Baloche, Rev. P., Church of St. Anthony, Teluk Anson, Perak

Balser, A., German consul, Vladivostock

Baltazar, N., Fred. Wilson

Balthaser, W., assist., Deutsche Stickstoff-H.-G. Krauch & Co.,- Shanghai

Balzer, G., Chien Hsin Engineering' Co., Ld., Shanghai

Bamfbrd, T. EL, subiacoountant, National: City Bank of New York, Yokohama

Bamsey, S., Lighthouse keeper, Harbour dept., Hongkong .

Banasinski, E., attache consulaire, Polish Legation, Tokyo

Bancroft, K. H., assist, controller of Labour, Ipoh, Perak

Bander, S. M., traffic inspector, Canton-Kowloon Railway, Canton

Ranevur, L., Dodge & Seymour (China). Ld., Shanghai

Banham, A. G., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Aust. & Chinai, N. Sombilan

Banister, T. R., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Banks, A, S., manager, Singapore Free Press, Singapore

Banks, E., curator, Sarawak Museum, Sarawak

Banks, O. C., assist., Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Banner, Thos., manufacturers’ representative, Shanghai

Banneitz. H., assist., Barlow & Co., Shanghai

Banninger, H„'Nabholz & Co., Yokohama

Bannister. T. It., statistical dept., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Banno, B., importer and exporter, Tokyo

Baptie, R., mgr., State Bk. of North Borneo, Jessclton, British North Borneo

Bar, H., manager, Banque Franco-Chinoise, Peiping

Barat, D., assist., Eastern Trading Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Barbanson, A., secretary, Belgian Embassy, Tokyo

Barbash, B. S., Barbash &; Co.,, Shanghai

Barbash, M. V., Compagnie Internationale des Wagons (Lits, Harbin

Barbat, V. P., assist., iSingapore. Improvement Trust, Singapore

Barbaud, contfpleur principal,, Hanoi

Barbe, G., assist., Cie. des, Measageries Maritimes, Singapore

Barber, F. R., assistant. Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc., Manila

Barber, J. W., .assist., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Milk Co., Shanghai

Barber, L., manager, (Dollar and Peso's, Manila

Barber, N. C., assist., Bradley & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Barber, R., secretary, Banque de L’Indo-Chine, Shanghai

Barberan, G., manager, Texas Co. (P.I.), Lnc., Manila

Barberat, L., agent, Assurance Franco-Asiatique, Mukden

Barberot, A., assist., Municipalite Francaise, Shanghai

Barbier, G., Tientsin Tramway and Lighting Co., Ld., Tientsin

Barbiet, M., chief ; accountant, 0ie. j'rancb-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigon

Barboud, M., assist.1, Ogliastro et Cie., Haiphong

Barbour, A. A., Soeiete Franco-Chionise, Shanghai

Barbour, E. A., director, E. A. Barbour. Ld., Singapore

Barbour, G., inspector, Singapore Traction Co., Ld., Singapore

Biarbour, G., Yencbing Univers’ty, Peiping

Barbour, J. F., assist., Boustead & Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Barbour, R. A., assist., Anglo French & Bendixsens, Ld., Singapore

Barclay, G. M., sub-accountant, National City- Bank of New York, Singapore

Barclay, P. L., supt. transport, Engineer’s dept.. Municipality, S’pore

Barclay, T. C., assist., Taikoo Sugar Refinery, xiongkong

Barclay, W. A., sub-manager, Herbert, Ld., Osaka

Barclay, W. 0., in at. stmt.. Y^-num Corporation. Changsha

Barclay,

Barcock, W.F. P.,A.,assistant,

inspector,Socony-Vacuum

F.M.S. Railway,Corporation,

K. Lumpur,Pootung, Shanghai

Selangor

16 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Barcroft, J. €'. H., aetg. assist, district officer, Sima-iiggang, Sarawak

Bardac, J. manager, Banque Franco-Chi noise pour le Commerce et LTndustrie,. Peiping

Bardens,

Bardens, F.F. J.,C., merchant,

manager, Dairen

Shipping Dept., Cornabe, Eckford & Co., Tsingtaw

Bardens, S. J., representative, Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Dairen

Bardwill, G. M., manager, Bardwill Bros, of New York, Shanghai

Barentzen, P. G. S., oommissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Baretto, A., pres, and general mgr., Cebu Portland Cement Co., Manila

Barge, H. Y., manager, Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Negri Sembilan

Baril, R., Societe de» Ciments Portland Artificiel de L’Indochine, Haiphong

Barillon, Rt. Rev. Dr. E., bishop of Malacca, F. R. Catholic Mission, S’pore.

Barker, A., partner, Barker, Son & Co., Singapore

Barker, A., signs per pro., Arnhold & Co., "Shanghai

Barker, G. E., clerk of works, Public Works dept., Shanghai

Barker, J. 'S., signs per pro., Barker, Son & Co., Singapore

Barker, P. E., assistant, Gibb, Livingston & Co., Hongkong

Barker, R. J., assist, mgr., International Export Co. (Kiangsu), Ld., Nanking

Barker, R. J., manager, Shanghai Ice & Cold iStorage Co., Shanghai

Barker, S., Bradley & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Barkus, R. L., ass;st., New Engineering and Shipbuilding Works, Ld., S’hai.

Barling, Rev. F. S., China Inland Mission, Pingyang, Wenchow

Barnard, H. J., Police Office, Lahat, Perak

Barnard,

Barnes, E.R. C.,A.,district

Pahangforest officer. ForestCo.,Department,

Consolidated Pahang Perak

Barnes, E. C., general manager, Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld., Manila

Barnes, E. G., signs the firm, Harvie, Cooke & Co., Shanghai

Barntes, F. H., chief clerk, Singer Sewing Machine Co., Hongkong

Barnes, H. F., engineer, British Municipal Council, Tientsin

Barnes, J., assist., Hongkong Electric Co., iLd., Hongkong

Barnes, J. E.,; Callender’s Cable & Construction Co., Hongkong

Barnes, J. I., inspector, Sanitary dept., Hongkong

Barnes, Dr. J. W.. medical Practitioner, Hongkong

Barnes, L. H., engineer-in-dhief, Liao River Conservancy Board, Newchwang

Barnes, O. J., engineering assist., Municipal Council, Tientsin

Barnes, P. C., assistant, P. & O. Steam Navigation Co., Singapore

Barnes,

Barnes, P.S. J.,D.,assistant, Socony-Yacuum

assist., Borneo Co., Ld., Corporation,

Bangkok Penang

Barnet, J., overseer, Waterworks, P.W.D., Hongkong

Barnett, E. J., assist., F.M.iS. Railways. Kuala (Lumpur, Selangor

Barnett, H. J., Police dept., Kiampar, Perak

Barnett, H. S., assist., Shanghai Land Investment Co., Shanghai

Barnett, J. P., Dodwell & Co., Yokohama

Barnhardt, C., assistant, Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Shanghai

Barnum, A., assistant, Cebu Stevedoring Co., Inc., Cebu

Barnwell, S. M., Chemist and druggist, Yokohama

Baroh, M. Le C., attache militaire d’Infanterie B., French Legation, Tokyo

Baron, P. Le, French Mission, Canton

Baron,

Baron, P.,

R. Zi-Ka-Wei

N., assist, Observatory, Shanghai

surveyor, Survej' dept,, Sarawak

Baroukh, D. F., proprietor, Baroukh Trading Co., Shanghai

Barr, A., Chinese (Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Barr, D. G., assist., Osborne & Chappel, Ipoh, Perak

Barr, E. A., assist., Edward Evans & Sons, ILd., Shanghai

Barr, J., F.M.S. Railways, K. Lumpur, Selangor

Barr, R, AY., assistant, Ker & Co., Manila

Barraclough, E. S., manager, Cathay Land Co., Shanghai

Barrttclough, E. S., Arnhold & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Barraclough, F. C., assist, inspector, Educa,tiou dept,, Singapore

Barre, F., directeur, Lucien Berthet e’t Cie., Saigon

Barredo, J., 'secretary,' Marikina Valley Construction Co., Manila

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 17

Barrera, P. J., partner, Calatroni, Hsieh & Co., Shanghai

Barrett, A. L., Singer Sewing Maehine Co., Shanghai

Barrett, E. C. G., 4th Magistrate, District and Police‘Courts, ■ Singapore

Barrett, F. R., assistant, Robert, Dollar Co., Shanghai

Barrett, H., principal warder, Prison dept., Hongkong

Barrett, R. T., managing director, Hongkong Daily Fress, Hongkong

Baretto, A., pres., Cebu Portland Cement Co., Manila

Barreiere Max, cashier, Banque de L’Indo-Chine, Singapore

Barrett, F. R. W., A. S. Watson & Co., Shanghai

Barretto, A. D., Export & Import Co., Saigon

Barretto, F., Custom Broker, Manila

Barretto, F. D., Barretto Shipping & Trading Co., Singapore

Barretto, R. C., administrator, Manila

Barrie, R., assist., Shanghai Waterworks Co., (Ld., Shanghai

Barringer, T. C., American Trade Commissioner, Hongkong '

Barringhon, M., International Savings Society, iShanghai

Barrington, J. R., dir. & chief engr., Automatic Telephones of China, S’hai.

Barrington, W. O., assist, engineer, Public Works dept., ; Shanghai

Barrios, A. C., director, Visayan iStevedore-Transportation Co., Iloilo, P.I.

Barron, A., assist., United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Barron, G. D., asst, supt., Survey dept., F.M.S. & S-.S.'

Barron, P. A. R., assist. Borneo & Co., Ld., Bangkok

Barron, W., assist., United Engineers, Ld., Perak

Barron, J. M., deputy controller, Labour dept., Selangor

Barrow, C. R. G., assist., Reuters, Ld., Shanghai

Barrow, J. E., assist, engineer, China Light and Power Co., Ld., Hongkong

Barrow, J. W., architect, Palmer & Turner, Shanghai

Barrs, L. V., electrical engineer, Shanghai Power Co., . Shanghai

Barry, B. M., Barry & iDodwell, Ld., Chungking

Barry, F. C., secretary, Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels, Ld., Hongkong

Barry, F. R., manager, Employer’s Liability Assurance Corpn., Shanghai

Barry, G. J. jr., Fisk Rubber Co. (Far East), Ld., Singapore

Barry, J., inspector, Municipal Police, Shanghai

Barry, J. C., assist, supt. of police, Singapore

Barstow, Capt. E. S., agent, Oriental Consolitd. Mim Co., Chininampo, C’sen*

Barson, G. C., China General Omnibus Cor,: Ld., Shanghai

Bartelo-Troje,

Barth, P., signsH. J.perL., pro.,

dir., N.Denis

V. Behn

FreresMeyeriik Cp., Sonrabaya

d’lndochine,. Saigon

Barthas, C., directeur technique, ^Sppiete des Ciments Portland, Haiphong

Barthelet, R., Cie. Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigon

Barthelot, G. A., assist., P.W.lD., Segamat, . Johore

Bartholomeusz, F. A., mang. director, F. A. Bartholomeusz, Ld., Singapore

Bartholomew, Rev. Bro,? Stella Maris School, Weihaiwei

Bartlett, H. H., supt.,. Govt. Gardens & Plantations, Taiping, Perak

Barlett, J., building dept., Fogden, Brisbane & Co., Singapore

Baptlett, V. N., headmaster, Govt. English School, Kuala Lipis, Pahang

Bartley, F. P., assist, surveyor, Public Works Department, (Shanghai

Bartley, H. S., assist, master, Ellis Kadoorie Public School, Shanghai

Bartolini, J., appraiser, Chinese Maritime Customs, Tientsin

Bartolope, E., mgr., Modern Vulcanising Plant, Manila

Barton,'A. L., assist., ip^port, dept., Arnhold & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Barton,, H., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Changsha

Barton, J. A., cypher officer, British Legation, Peiping

Barton, J. E., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Ipoh, Perak

Barton, L. A., cashier, Treasury, Hongkong

Barton, L. H., pharmacist, Health dept., Municipal Council, ^Shanghai

Barton, P. H., general mgr., D. Gestetner (Eastern), Ld., Singapore

Barton, W. M., assist., Dodwell ,& Co., Ld., Hongkong

Barton-Wright, R. I., Asiatic Petroleum (F.M.S.), Ld., Selangor

18 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Bartsow, Capt. E. S., agent, Oriental Consolidated Mining Co,, Chinnampo

Baruch, J., assist, master, Victoria Bridge School, Singapore

Bary, iDr. A., medical practitioner, Shanghai

Basa, R., merchant & commission agent, Hongkong

Basagviti, P. de, McPhail & Co., Kuala Lumpur

Basel, E. W., architect and engineer. Basel & Frey, Peping

Raskerville, R. E'., gen. mgr., Firestone Tyre & Rubber Co., Manila

Baskett, A. IS., Ministry of Finance, Tsinan

Baskett, P. E., agent, Manufacturers Life Ins. Co., Hongkong

Bass, G. R., secretary, Kulangsu Miu dcipai council, Amoy

Bassalaeff, V. I., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Bassett, A., dir., British-American Tobacco & Cigarette Co., Ld., Shanghai

Bassett, H. A., hon. treasurer, supt., St. Andrew’s Church Mission, Singapore

Bassett, J. H., Deputy Public Prosecutor, Penang

Bassett, Rev. A., Bangkok Christian Coilege for Boys, Bangkok

Bassompierre, H. E. B. Albert de, Amb. Extraord., & Plenip., Belgium, Tokyo

Basted, P. C., Societe Anoinyme Francaise, Kampar, Perak

Basto, A. H., partner, Raven & Baste, Hongkong

Basto, C. H., principal, Little, Adams & Wood, Hongkong

Basto, C. J., assist., Chinese Maritime Customs, Mengtsz

Basto,

Basto, J.L. A.,E., Empresa

principal,Lusitana

Basto de Transportes

& Co., Hongkong

Baston, J., auditor, Henningsen Produce Co., iLd., Shanghai

Bataille, L., Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Batchelor, R. K., vice-consul for Norway and director, Deacon & Co., Canton

Bate, W., Pahang Consolidated Go., Pahang

Bateman, E. F., tsecy. and genl. mgr., Oaldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ld., iS’hai.

Bateman, G. M., Arnhold & Co., Shanghai

Bateman, H., accountant, Public Works and Railways dept., Sarawak

Bateman, O. R. S., partner, chartered accountant, Gattey & Bateman, S’pore

Bateman, R., assist,, Singapore Traction Co., Singapore

Bateman, R. W., assist., marine supt., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., S’hai

Bateman, S. B., assist., Ellerman’s Arracan Rice & Trading Co., fLd., Bangkok

Bateman, S. H., clerk in charge. Stamp office, Colonial Treasury, Singapore

Bates, B. R., general agent, Dollar Steamship (Lines; Ld., Singapore

Bates, Rev. C. J. L., Kwansei Gakuin, Kobe

Bates. G. T., actg. manager, Borneo Co., Ld., Sarawak

Bates. H. B., Eagle & Globe iSteel Co., Ld., Shanghai

Bates, J. A. E., general manager (pro tern.), Willow Pattern Press, Shanghai

Bates, J. N., manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Hangchow

Bates, R. I. Waller, manager, Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Tientsin

Bates,

Bates, W.

M. IL., Duncan

Searle, & Co., ofShanghai

University Nanking, Nanking

Bateson, E., mycologist and agricultural adv., Jesseltpn, B. N. Borneo

Bathhurst, Major C., Nipah Distilleries of Malaya, Selangor

Bathurst, E., Chinese Maritime Customs, Swatow

Batt, G. L. assist, supt. engineer, Straits Steamship Co., (Ld,, Singapore

Batteaux, C., Comptable, Soc. des Cements Portland, Haiphong

Battegay, M., president, Societc M. Battegay & Cie., Tientsin

Battenberg, W. A. N., partner, Battenberg & Talma, Singapore

Batterton, jr., B. A., secretary, Hanson, Orth, & Stevenson Inc., Manila

Battishill, P. H., partner, Sisson & Delay, Singapore

Battistuzzi, G., Chinese Maritime Customs, Hankow

Batwell, ID. A., assist., The Borneo Co., Ld., Bangkok

Ban, C. M.. proprietor, -Ban Camming & Co., Shanghai

Ban, J. M., China Finance. Corp., iSbanghai

Ban, K.R.T.,L. Far

Baude, P., Eastern

inspector,Sanitary Co., Shanghai

Inspectorate of Salt Revenue, Tientsin

Baudet. J., dir., office du Tourisme, Hanoi

Baudez. M., consul for Franee, Hankow

F011EIGN RESIDENTS 19

Baudot, B., Compagnie Franeo-Asiatique d'es Petroles, Saigon

Baudry, P., secretaire, French Legation, Bangkok

Bauer, P., director, Ching Hsing Minen G.m.b.H., & consul for Austria, T’sin

Bauerlcy, H. G., O.S.P.C., Selangor

! Baukham, G. E., Chinese Maritime Customs, Hankow

Baughan, A. F., assist., Sime, Darby & Co., Penang

Bauld, J. E., assist., Peach

Baumann, A., manager, Max Grill, Warehouse, Tsinan

Baumann, E., niainager, 'Fisk Tire Co., Manila

Baumann, L., assist., Kaisei Chu-Gakko, Nagasaki

Bauman, C. T., accountant, Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Saigon

1 Bauman, W., assist., Robert Dollar Co., Shanghai

Baumann, P.^ Philippine Engineering Co., Inc., Manila

I1 Baumanni, Z., I earns-Aero-Supply Cd., Hongkong

Baumgarten, M., Olivier-Chine, Shanghai

: Baumgarten, 0. A., Mechanic, Netherlands Harbour Works Co., Mukden

s Baumzueiger, E., assist., International Savings Society, iShanghai

l Baur, tDr. F., Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Baur, T., general manager, Far East Sanitary' 06., Shanghai

l Bausa, H., Duran, Lim & Tuason, Manila

Bautista, A., Burmudez & Bautista, Manila

’ Baxter, A. C., Straits Trading Co., Penang

' Baxter, A., proprietor, Baxter & Co., Manila

1 Baxter, Baxter, H.

R., G.,assist.,

sub-mgr.,

PublicChartered Bk. of Municipal

Health dept., India, Aust.Council,

& China, Singapore

iShanghai

| Baxter, W., proprietor, Baxter & Co., Manila

Bay, P., inspector of Police, Italian Municipal Council, Tientsin

Bayani, iS., Associated Business, Manila

1 Bayer, G., La Prueba Tobacco Co., Manila

Bayer, L., assist., Cie. Franco-Asiatique des Patroles, Saigon

Bayes, H. N., engineer, F.M.S. Railways, K. Lumpur, Selangor

Bayes-Davy, £}., surveyor, Paulsen & Bayes-iDavy, Shanghai

Bayfield, A., auditor, Kobe and Osaka Press, Ld., Kobe

Bayle, E., signs per pro., Vendrell, Mustgros & Co., Cqnl. for Gautemala, Kobe

Baylin, A. G., assist, manager, Oppenheimer Casing Co., Ld., Tientsin

Baylin, J., representative, Banque de I’Inddcliine, Peping

;( Bayliss,

Baylis, H.G. E.,

L., custodian. Public Health

Raffles Institution^ dept., Shanghai

Singapore

( Bayne, H. A., assist., Brunner, Mond & Co., Ld., Kobe

! Bayne, H. Hunter, chartered accountant, H. H. Bayne & Co., Manila

j Bayot, A. M., proprietor and manager, Plaza Hotel, Zamboanga

| Bazeley, W. N., solicitor, Allen & Gledhill, Singapore

| Bazell, C., Headmaster, Malay College, Perak

! Bazeos, V., Deh Dji Construction Co., Tsingtao

Bazil, R. R., assistant, Cie Francaise de Tramways, Shanghai

> Beach, F. P., Rev., American Board Mission, Foochow

ji Beach, J. S., overseer, P.W.D., Hongkong

1 Beale, C. J., assistant, British-American Tobacco Co. (China), (Ld., Shanghai

Beale, E. C., inspector. Municipal Police, Shanghai

c Beale, N. G., chief engr. & genl. mgr., General Electric Co. of China, iS’hai

Beall, R. W., assist., The Borneo Co., iLd., Bangkok

} Beam, A. W., vice-presdt. & assist, mgr., Baltoc Mining Go., Manila

; Beamont, R. D., assist, accountant, Mercantile Bank of India, Ld., Hongkong

Bean, A., inspector of mines, Perak

s Bean, H. C., assist., mgr., National General Insurance Office, Shanghai

, Bean, J. S. W., director, Department of Agriculture, Sarawak

Bear, J. M., asst., Ewo Cold Storage Co., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.. S’hai

Beard, Dr. W. L., American Board Mission, Foochow

Beard, Rev. A. E., China Inland Mission, Kiukiang

Beardsworth, R. E. L., Nielsen & Malcolm, Shanghai

20 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Beare, S. G., actg., Consul for Great Britain, Tientsin

Beare, D. F., assist., China Navigation Co., Ld., Shanghai

Beasley, J. K., supt.. Government Store department, Sarawak

Beasley, J. R., jr., assist., Tobacco Products Cbrpn., Shanghai

Beath, D., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Hongkong

Beattie, H. G., assist., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Beattie, L., assist., New Engineering & Shipbldg. Works, Ld., Shanghai

Beattie, R. B., supt., Eastern Extension Telegria«ph & Co., Ld., Penang

Beattie, S. J., surveyor, Singapore Improvement Trust, Singapore

Beatty, C. V., Nurupi iKozan K. K., Seoul

Beatty, G., demarcation officer, Land Officer, Malacca

Beatty, H. E., assist, treasurer, General Motors Japan, Ld., Osaka

Beatty, J., officer-imrcharge, Railway dept., Jesselton, British North B’neo

Beaty, G. D., installation supt., Texas Co., Hongkong

Beaufort, G. C. C. J. de, Nederlandsch, Indisch Handelsbank, Shanghai

Beaulieux, A., secretary, French Consulate, Tientsin

Beaumont, A. G., assist., Henry Quel eh & Co., Shanghai

Beaumont, A. J., assist., Hirsbrunner & Co., Shanghai

Beaumont, (L., assist, engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Beaumont, R. D., assist, account., Mercantile Bank of India, Ld., Selangor

Beauregard, J. T. de, administeur adjoint du HautiDonnai, Annam

Beaumy, J., Attache, do Chancellerie for France, Shanghai

Beavan, P. W., partner, Theodor & Rawlins, Shanghai

Beavis, A. E., manager, Singapore Fertilizer & Chemical Worksj Ld., S’pore

Beavis, S. A., assist., Boustead

Beazley, S. H., assist., Pritchard & Co., Ld., Penang

Bebbington, N. J., overseer, Port Development dept., P.W.lD., Hongkong

Becheras, Rev. E. Y., French Roman Catholic Mission, Serangoon

Bechler, E., merchant, Hankow

Bechtel, J., Alliance. Mission, Wnohow

Bechtle, W., Bayer-Meister Lucius Y.G.K., Tokyo

Beck,

Beck, A.E., C.,assist.,

assistant,

TaikooAsiatic

SugarPetroleum Co. (South

Refining Co., HongkongChina), Ld., Hongkong

Beck, E. E. H., deputy commissioner of police, Police dept., Negri Sembiban

Beck, H., assistant, export dept., Siemssen

Beck, H., signs per pro., Glathe & Witt, Shanghai & Co., Tientsin

Beck, L, Becks Inc., Manila

Beck, L., Beck’s General Stores, Manila

Beck, Rev. Edwin A., Reformed Church Mission, Yochow

Beck, Rev. Karl H., Reformed Church Mission, Yochow

Beck,

Beck, T.V., C.assist.,

T., assist,

F.M.S.secretary,

Railways,Green Island Cement

K. Lumpur, SelangorWorks, Hongkong

Beck, Walter, Merchant, Tokyo

Becke, T. J., assist, auditor, American Asiatic Underwriters, Shanghai

Becker, A., assistant, Arnhold & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Becker, A., drafter, Calatroni, Hsieh & Co., Shanghai

Becker, E.,

Becker, assist., Melchers

E., assist., Hamburg&Amerika Linie, Shanghai

Co., Hongkong

Becker, P., assist., Doitsu Senryo Gomei

Becker, P. A. F., manufacturers’ agent, Singapore Kaisha, Kobe

Becker, R., sub-dir., Banque de’lTndochine,

Becker, Dr. W., partner, C. lilies & Co., Tokyo Saigon

Becker,

Beckett, W.,

H. G.,assist., Deutsche

J. R.,American Farben,

FinancialTobacco

controller, Waibel

British&North

Co., Hankow

Borneo

Beckett, N. Co., Selangor

Beckett, R., engineer, International Engineering Co., Bangkok

Becking,

Beckmann, P., secretary, German Consulate, Canton Kongmoon

Rev. H., United Church of Canada Mission,

Bedaride,

Bedat,M., F., engineer,CieT.desHardivilliers,

directeur, Eaux Shanghai

de Hanoi, Hanoi

Beddow, L. T., a.c.a., Thomson & Co., Peiping

Beddow, H. H., assist, master, Central British School, Hongkong

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Bedford, C., grade III gaoler, Convict Est., Perak

Bedford,, F,, gas engineer, Municipal Gas department, Singapore

Bedington, G. C., senior executive engineer, Kiang, Selangor

Bedley,

Bedlington, S. W.,K.warder, Convictsurvey

L., surveyor, Establishment,

dept., JohoreTaiping, Perak

Bedoire, C. de, examiner, Chinese Maritime

Bee, R. J., assist, engineer, P.W.D., Ipoh, Perak Customs, Kiukiang

Beebe, Geo. S., assist.,

Carter,Harrisons

Macy, Tea&&Crosfield

Coffee Co., Inc., Taipeh, Formosa

Beeker, J. N., Fraser

Beek, L. L. A.,

Beeman, N, C., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Beemer, H. L,, Singer-Sewing Machine Co., Shanghai

Been, J. L., assist, manager, de Javasche Bank, Manila

Beer, R. H., Chinai General Omnibus Co., Shanghai

Beer, T. G., Butterfield & Swire, Tongku, Tientsin

Beer, W. E. G.,

Beerbrayer, assistant, British

J., merchant, Dairen Cigarette Co., Ld., Hankow

Beesley, B., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Beesley, T., assist, secretariat, Municipal Council, Shanghai

Beetlestone,

Beeton, J. H.,R.,assistant,

Kailan Mining

Drummond Administration, Tientsin

& Co., Sandakan

Begdon, K., representative, Gilmore Oil Co., ShanghaiBoard, Hongkong

Begbie, Dr. R. S., medical officer of health, Sanitary

Begg, S. D., assist, manager, Thornycroft & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Begg, T. A. T., director, T. D. Begg Sons & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Begg,

Begue,T.H.,D.,insurance

manager agent,

director,Tientsin

T. D. Begg, Sons & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Begue, J., assistant, H. Begue, Tientsin

Behage, P. B., Royal Netherlands Indian Airways, Batavia

Behncke, C., assistant,

Behr, H.E., E.,Winckler MeeKobe

Yeh Handels Compagnie, Shanghai

Behr, assistant,& Co.,

Henry Waugh & Co., Ld., Penang

Behre, H. W. L., Fa. Drukkerij ‘Sumatra Bode en Tjaja SoCmatra”, P’dang

Behrend, R. C. W., consul for Germany, Shanghai

Behrens,

Behrens, I.,J.assistant.

N., 3rd Great Northern

secretary, Telegraph

British Co., Ld.,

Legation, Shanghai

Peiping

Behring,

Behrman, G. W., assist., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Osaka Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

F. V., signs per pro., Bayer, Meister-Lucius Yokuhin

Behrmann, G.,U, supt.,

Betchmann, F., civilHamburg-Amerika Linie, Shanghai

engineer, E. J. Muller, Tientsin

Being, F. \L, deputy collector of Land Revenue,

Beith, Hon. Mr. B. D. F., managing director, Jardine, Jasin, Matheson

Malacca & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Bejean, signs per pro., Succursale de Battambang,

Belcher, B. T., assistant, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai Saigon

Belcher, G. W. T., assistant, British Cigarette Co.. Ld.. Shanghai

Belden, jt\, A., manager, National City Bank of New York, Kobe

Belgrave, W. N. C., plant physiologist, Agriculture dept., S.S &■ F.M S.

h Beliaeff, Y. A., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Tourane

•, Belither, S„ assist, rep., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Singapore

|1 Belknap, W. C., assist,, British Cigarette Co„ Ld., Shanghai

j Bell, A., Foreign Harbour office, Shanghai

Bell, A. D., director, Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Bell, A. -I., a.c.a., Lowe, Bingham A Matthews, Shanghai

1)jl; Bell,

Bell. B.C., M., assist., Shanghai

assistant, Government Monopolies

Building dept., Singapore ,

Co., Shanghai

| Bell, D. A. E., aotg. agent, Hongkong & Shanghai Bank, Amoy

]'p Bell, E., manager and secretary, Shanghai Building

Bell, E., jr., assistant, Shanghai Building Co., Shanghai Co._, Shanghai

fcf Bell, G. A., assistant, Socony-Vacuum

Bell,. G. H , Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai Corporation, Tientsin

Bell,

Bell, G.

G. T.,

W.,cargo superintendent.

assistant, F.M.S. Railway,Mansfield

Kuala&Lumpur,

Co., Ld.,Selangor

Singapore

Hell, H. S., British-American Tobacco Co., Ld., Shanghai

22 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Bell, J. C. M., partner, Neill & Bell, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Bell, J. F., district engineer, Federated Malay States Railways, K. Lumpur, Selangor

Bell, J. M., assistant, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Bell, J. R. XL, Harold Bell, Taylor, Bird & Co., Tokyo

Bell, J. Y., Murupi Kozan K. K., Seoul

Bell, L., assistant, Shanghai Electric Construction Co., Shanghai

Bell, L. M., Mustard & Co., Shanghai

Bell, M. B., Bell & Co., Ld., Singapore

Bell, M. R., assistant, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Bell, N. R., assistant, Alexamder Co., Ld., Shanghai

Bell, P. A., sale® manager’, Manila Radio Co., Inc., Manila

Bell, Rev. P., Methodist EpiscopalMission, Ipoh, Perak

Bell, R. A., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld.. Tientsin

Bell,

Bell, R.R. B.,

C., assistant,

chief policeTaikoo officer,Dockyard

Segamat,and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Johore

Bell, R. D., director, Harvie, Cooke & Co., Shanghai

Bell, R. G., representative for Japan, Jardine, Matlieson & Co., Ld., Yokohama

Bell, R. S.,G.,overseer,

Bell, W. P.W.D.,Vacuum

assist., Socony HongkongCorpn., Yokohama

Bell, W. H., general manager,

Bellamy, F.. Colliery Undermanger, Asiatic Petroleum

Malayan Co., Hongkong

Collieries, Ld., Selangor

Bellande, P., assist., Cie Francaise de Tramways, Shanghai Ld., Hongkong

Bellamy, L. C. F., general manager, Hongkong Tramways,

Beliefeuille, R, de, assist., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Belli, Rev. P., St. Joseph’s Church, Hankow

Belliot, R,ev. J. M., French Roman Catholic Mission, Bukit, Tirnah

Beilis,

Belov, A.M. G.,

P., A,general

assist, managerS.andZimmerman,

treasurer, J. P. Heilbronn Co., Manila

Beltchenko, consulmanager,

for Portugal, Hankow Tsingtao

Belton, C. D., assist, manager, General Accident, Fire & Life Assce. Corpn., Ld., Shanghai.

Renbow-Rowe, F., Liddell Bros & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Benda, C., managing director, Singleton, Benda & Co., Ld., Yokohama

Bendall,

Bender, F.J. W., A., clerk, waterworks,

sub-manager Public

National CityWorks

Bankdept.,

NewHongkong

Bendixsen, A., managing director, A. Bendixsen &ofCo., York,

Ld., Tientsin

Singapore

Bendixsen, E., director, Bendixen & Co., Singapore

Bendle,

Bendorf,W.J.,H.,assist.,

policeChina

dept.,Record

Tapah,Co.,Perak

Shanghai

Bencke,

Benedict, Rev. Bro., St. John’s Institution, &Selangor

D. W. A., signs per pro., Winckler Co., Yokohama

Benedicto, F., Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Iloilo

Bengen, M. F., partner, Bergmann & Co., Kobe

Bengtsson, E. H. P., surveyor of ships, Shipping department, Sarawak

Bengzon. C.. solicitor-general, Manila

Benham,

Benham, H. H. D.,D., assist., R. K. Raphael,

David Sassoon Shanghai

& Co., Ld., Hongkong

Benafield, H. J., chief sanitary

Benjamin, Dr. E., French Municipal Council, inspector, Municipal

TientsinHealth dept., Singapore

Benjamin,

Benjamin, H. H. M.,

R. S.,International BankingForeign

American Baptist Corporation,

MissionCebu

Society, Ningpo

Benjamin, I. N., manager, Adrian & Co.,

Benjamin, M., financier, c/o Thos. Cook & Son, Shanghai Singapore

Benkiser, A., signs per pro., Behn, Meyer (China) Co., Shanghai

Benn,

Bennecke,J. W.,H.assist, treasurer.

G.,secretary,

assist., Fr. Secretariat,Shokai,

Jebenstreit Singapore

Yokohama

Benner, H. S., Arnhold

Bennett, A. D., Far East Aviation Co., Canton & Co., Shanghai

Bennett, A. R., surveyor. Survey department,

Bennett, Dr. C., resident medical supt., Shanghai General F.M.S.

Bennett,

Bennett, C. R., assist, manager, National City Bank of& New

C. N., manager for Malaya, Ocean Accident Guarantee Corpn., Singapore-

York, Shanghai

Bennett, D. H., representative, Canadian National Railways, Singapore

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Rennett, E. J., director, G. C. Slot A Co., Ld„ Singapore

Bennett, Geo., merchant, Bennett & Co., Chemulpo

Bennett, G., assist. Wm. Jacks Co., Singapore

Bennett, H. G., assist., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, .Yokohama

Bennett, H. T., assistant, Eastern Extension Telegraph Op., Shanghai

Bennett,

Bennett, J., assistant, Dunlop RubberButtery

0q.„ Kobe

Bennett, J.L. R.,W.,partner, Sandiiands

assist. F.M.S. Railways, Kuala& Co.,, PenangSelangr

Lumpur,

Bennett, P. M., Bennett, Inc., Manila

Bennett, P. W., master in charge, Thomas Banbury

Bennett, Roy C., managing editor, Manila Daily IhUletim, Junior Manila

School, Shanghai

Bennett, S. T., manager, British American Tobacco Co., Johore Co., Inc., Manila

Bennett, R. D., manager, Education Dept. Phijlippine Education

Bennett, W. G., Merchant and British consular agent, Chemulpo

Benney,F.,Orexaminer,

Benoit, R;,-assistant-surgeon, U.S. Army

Chinese Maritime TroopsKowloon

Customs, in Cliina, Tientsin

Frontier

Benoit, J. B., French Municipal Council, Tientsin

Benson, C. F., assistant, Shahghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Benson, C. H., general manager for Far East, American Express Go., Inc., Hongkong

Benson,

Benson, D.,G. acting manager, Mercantile

A., accountant, NationalBank CityofBank

India,ofLd.,New

Penang

York, Shanghai

Benson, O. R., assistant, Carroll it Co., Hongkong

Bentham, Y. B., Harrisons & Crosfield, Ld., Labuan

Bentley, F. Y., warder, Convict Establishment, Taiping, Perak

Bentley, J., assist.. Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ld., Hongkong-

Bentley, S., Warder, Convict Establishment, Perak

Benton, J., Selangor Coconuts. Ld., Batu Laut, Selangor

Benwell, A. J., Com dr., Salvation Army, Peiping

Benwell, Y. M., inspector, Sanitary dept., Hongkong

Benz, O., assist., Arnhold &, Co., Ld., Shanghai

Beraha A., assistant, Beraha & Stetten, Shanghai

Berah'a, D., signs per pro., Beraha & Stetten, Shanghai

Beraha,M.,

Beraha, M , Beraha

Filmos itCo.,

e Stetten, Shanghai

Ld., Shanghai

Bendixsen, Emil, director, Anglo-French & Bendixsens, Ld., Singapore

Bercovitz, Dr. N., American Presbyterian Mission, Hoihow

Berckel, J. C.,A.,van,

Berckmans, vice-consul

electrical for the

engineer andNetherlands, Singapore

supt., Siam Electric Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

Berend, K., Model & Co., Manila

Berends, W., manager, American Asiatic

Berenguier, A., Munieipalite Francaise, Shanghai Underwriters, Mukden;

Berents, H., consulting civil engineer, Shanghai

Berents,

Berg, A., J.,manager.

assist., Arnhold & Co., Shanghai

Telge & Schroeter, Shanghai

Berg, A. B., Filma Mercantile Co., Inc.. Iloilo

Berg, J. van den, interpreter, acting clerk and Bailiff, Netherlands Consulate, Shangha

Berg, L. van den, Van Ni© & Co., Medan

Berg, O., iKunst & Albers, Harbin

Berg, R. P. vanmanaging

Berg, Sverre, den, assist., AsiaticBerg

director, Petroleum Co. Hongkong

& Co., Ld., (N.C.), Ld., Shanghai

Berg, W., assist., Jebsen & Co., Shanghai

Bergaust, M., assist., Thoresen & Co., Hongkong

Berge,

Berge, C. P., assisLtidesurveyor, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Bergen,F.,G.civil

van,engineer. E. J. Muller,

assist., Schmidt & Co.,Shanghai

Hongkong

Berger, M. M., jr., Asia Realty Co., Shanghai

Berger, S. M., pres., Berger & Co., Manila

Berger,

Bergher, S. M., prop.,

A., InternationalPhilippine Tobacco Co.,Shanghai

Manila

Bergher, V., International Savings

Savings Society,

Society, Shanghai

Bergier, J.,J., assist.,

Berglof, DescoursBritish-American

et Cabaud,.Saigon Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Bergrnann, M. E„ assist., Hermann & Co., Ld., Kobe

24 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Bergnast, M., Thoreson & Co., Ltd., Hongkong

Bergner, A., assist., Smith, Bell & Co., Ld., Manila

Bergquist, C. E., Soconiy-Vacuum Corporation, Hankow

Bergquisb, L. C., assist., Socony Vacuum Corp., Penang

Betrkel, H. van, manager, Immigrants’ Asylum, Sumatra

Berkeley, 2nd Lt. J. P., American Legation, Peiping

Borland, directeur de bureau, Saigon

Berlandier, A. G., assist., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Bangkok

Berli, A., assist., Berli Jucker & Co., Bangkok

Berli, H., partner, Berli Jucker & Co., Bangkok

Berlin, A., assistant, Chinese Maritime Customs, Hankow

Berman, C. P., Frazar Fed., Inc., Tientsin,

Bernabe, S., Bernabe & Capule, Ld., Manila

Bernadini, Rev. Fr. V., director, St Louis Industrial School, Hongkong

Bernard, C. B., Beck, Walter, Tokyo

Bernard, H. V., jr., Texas Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Bernard, M., Pathe Orient Ltd., Shanghai

Bernard, Rev. Father C., Roman Catholic Mission, Bangcao, Hainan

Bernard, M., assist., China Record Co., Shanghai

Bernard, A., Levy, Blum, Inc., Manila

Bernardins, M., prop., Bernadins Electrical Service, Manila

Bernedo, J. G. de, consul for Guatemala, Hongkong

Berner, E., Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc., Manila

Bernhard, P., fonde de pouvoir,

Bernis, J., Municipalite Francaise,Society Industrielle et Commercial d’Annam, Hanoi

Shanghai

Bernstein, George H., manager, Baikal Fur Trading Corporation, Tientsin

Bernstein,

Bernstein, H. L. M.,H., general

representative,

manager,Orenstein

Bernstein,

Sons & Forman, Teintsin

Bernt, R., Wallem & Co., Shanghai

Berntsen, EL B., American Asiatic Underwriters, Hankow

Berquist, C. E., assist., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Hankow

Berrick.,

Berrien, EB.M.,G.,

R., assist.,

director, Berrick & Co., Yokohama

Berruex, assist., J. British-American Tobacco Co., (China), Ld., Shanghai

Ullmann & Co., Hongkong

Berry, F., vice-pres., Filma Mercantile Co.,Manila

Berry, M., Transmutograph (Far

Berry, M., director, Transmutograph, ShanghaiEast), Shanghai

Berry,

Berry, J.M.,P.director,

de, agent,ArtsSinger Sewing

& Crafts, Ld.,Machine

Shanghai Co., Shanghai

Berry, W., assist., power station supt., Electrical Supply dept., K. Lumpur, Selangor

Berst, Dr. VV. L., Temple Hill Hospital, Chefoo

Bert, E., administrateur-directeur

Bertenshaw, W. T., assist., ShanghaiBijouterie,

Power Co.,Parisienne,

ShanghaiSaigon

Berthelsen, A. J. H., assist., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., Shanghai

Berthet, A. J., assist., Royal Insurance Co., Ld., Shanghai

Berthet, E. A., service manager, Auto Palace Co., Ld., Shanghai

Berthet,

Berthet, I.E. L.,J., manager,

assist., Municipalite Francaise,

Bribis h - American Shanghai

Tobacco Co., Swatow

Berthet, J., assistant, International Savings Society,

Berthet, P., assist., International Savings Society, Shanghai Shanghai

Berthet,

Berthier, R.H.,A.,assist.,

clerk,China

Shanghai Gas Co.,Pongee

Merchants ShanghaiAssociation, Shanghai

Bertram,

Bertram, J.R.,M.,

W., assist, engineer,

merchant, R. Bertram China Light

& Co., and Power Co., Ld., Hongkong

Bertrand, engr., Cm. Francaise de Poping

Tramways, Shanghai

Bertschi, E., assist., Liebermann, Waelchli & Co., Kobe

Berveling, J. M., assist., Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation, Ld., Java

Berzin,

Besmehn,P., F.,mecanicien,

Model & Co.,Municipalite

Manila Francaise, Shanghai

Besnard, A. P. A. A., editor in chief, Be Sumatra Post, Sumtara

Bessel, F. L.,A. commissioner,

Besseling, Chinese Maritime

J., sub-acct., Netherlands TradingCustoms,

Society, Antung

Hongkong

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 25-

Bessem, N., signs per pro.,

Bessmer, J. O., assist., Keller & 06., Ned. Ind.Ld.,

Handelsbank,

Manila Semarang

Bessrich, 0., assist., Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Best, A., assistant curator, Botanic Garden, Singapore

Best, E. A. L., Sec. and Sales manager, 1'hilco Sales Corporation, Shanghai

Best,

Best, H. C., overseer,

H. J., manager, P.W.D.,

H. C. Best & Co., Swatow

Hongkong

Best, J. B., supt., Woodleio'h pumping station, Municipal Water dept., Singapore

Best, L. H., assist.,Huttenbach, Lazarus -ife Sons, Penang

Best, P. W.,L.,perassist.,

Besumont, pro. manager,

ShanghaiDePower JavaseCo.,lieShanghai

Bank, Medan, Sumatra

Betines, S. J., proprietor, Bubbling Well Pharmacy, Shanghai

Betines, W. J., assist., A. S. Watson & Co., Shanghai

Bett, D. A., Pahang Consolidated Co., Pahang

Bettendrof, T.D.,

Betteridge, W., International

partner, Hallam Harvester Co., Manila

& Co., Selangor

Befctison, J., wharfinger, China Merchants Steam Navigation, Co., Shanghai

Betts, A. N., Schmidt & Co.,

Betz, Dr. H., consul for Germany, Tientsin Hongkong

Beuchot, M., managing director, L. Rondon & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Beudin, J., manager, International Savings Society, Shanghai

Beun, A., manager, International Savings Society, Harbin

Beutner,

Bevan, B.G.,J., assist.,

signs per Doitsu

pro.,Senryo Gomei& Son,

Thos. Cook Kaisha,

Ld.,Kobe

Singapore

Bevan,

Bevan, R.R. V.,S., Kowloon-Canton

coal transport operator,Railway,Shanghai

Hongkong Power Co., Shanghai

Bevan, T. W., assistant, Bombay-Burmah Trading Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

Bevan, W. S., manager, Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Foochow

Bevan-Jones, B. R., assist., British Cigarette Co., Ld., Shanghai

Beveridge,

Beykirch, E.,J., importer

assist., Gattey & Bateman,

and exporter, Singapore

Tsingtao

Bhagat, B. D., managing proprietor, Sphinx Trading Co., Kobe

Bibbulph, J. P., acting, Chinese Protectoratei, Selangor

Bib by, T. F. A., governing1 director, Wames Barnes & Co., Ld., Manila

Biber, A., secretary, Swiss Consulate, Batavia

Bichard,

Bichard, G.K. F.H.,H.,assist.,

assist.,Asiatic

Benjamin and Potts,

Petroleum Shanghai

Co. (North China), Dairen

Bickerdike,

Bickerstaff, J. D., Land Bailiff, Land Office, Hongkongand Electric Co., Ld., Singapore

F. A., assist, engineer, Oriental Telephone

Bickford, B. I., clerk, Colonial Sescretariat, Hongkong

Bicknell, J. W., president, Malayan American Plantations, Penang

Biddle,

Biddle, A.C. W.,

C., assistant,

accountant, Townsend

National& Gity

Co., Bank

Chemulpo

of New York, Osaka

Bidgood, W. J., senior assistant building surveyor, Public Works dept., Shanghai

Bidmead, K. A., probationer, Police dept., Hongkong

Bidmead,

Bidnell, A.L.F.,G.,assist.,

districtF.M.S.

engineer assist.,K.Shanghai

Railways, Lumpur,Power Co., Shanghai

Selangor

Bidwell,

Bidwell, J. R. A.,

Y. D.E., H., sales manager,-

Borrows & Co., Ld., Tientsin Ld., Singapore

director,Saigon sales dept., Universal Cars,

Biederman, merchant,

Biederman, H., China Export-Import and Bank Co., Shanghai

, Biederman,

Biehaym, P.,M.,assist., merchant,

SlevogtSaigon

& Co., Shanghai

Bielfeld, L., Bielfeld & Sun, Tientsin

‘ Bielfeld, L. A., Bielfeld & Sun, Tientsin

Bielfield, K., merchant, Donnell & Bielfield, Tientsin

Biello,

Bien, F.Capt. J. A., medical

N., assist., officer, American

Kailan Mining Legation,

Administration, Peping

Tientsin

, Bigault, R., assist., Chargeurs Reunis, Saigon

Bigel, E., assist., Messageries Maritimes, Shanghai

Bigel,

Biggar,J.,C.D.comptable, Municipalite Francaise, Shanghai

Biggin, T.,M.,assist.,

manager, Chase Bank,

British-American Hongkong

Tobacco (China), Ld., Tientsin

i Biggs, A. L., surpervisor, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

26 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Biggs, G. H., assist., Socony-Vaccum Corporation, Canton

Bijnem, A. van, Netherlands Harbour Works Go., Hongkong

Biban, B., Transport dept., Jose Angel, Manila

Bilkvist,

Bill, O. 0.,K.manager,A. B. B.,Singer Netherlands HarbourCo.,Works

Sewing Machine Co., Hongkong

Singapore

Billimoria, M. F., manager, Local Printing Press, Hongkong

Billing, J.A. M.G.,executive

Billing, assist, supt., SurveyBentong,

engineer, dept., F.M.S.

Pahangand HS.

Billinghurst, L. R., assistant, Butterfield & Swire, Tientsin

Billmeyer, M. E. C., signs per pro., Carl Zeiss, K.K., Tokyo

Bills,

Billy, E.R. C.,

de, examiner,

Ambassador Chinese Maritime

for France, Customs, Hankow

Tokyo

Bilton, E. W., sub-acct., Chartered

Bines, J. A., assist., Guthrie & Co., Ld., Penang Bank of India, Aust. and China, Shanghai

Bingham, jr., H., 3rd secretary, U.S.A. Embassy, Tokyo

Bingham, L., secretary, Far East Aviation Co., Ld., Hongkong

Bingham, O.R. R.,

Bingham, assist., Harper,

P., protector Giffillan

of Chinese, & Co., Ld., K. Lumpui’, Selangor

Perak

Binnendijk, H. A., Netherlands Indische Handelsbank, Singapore

Binnie, A. C., assist., United Engineers, Singapore

Binnie, G.T. A.,

Binon, R., assist.,

supt., Trade and Customs dept., Negri Sembilan

Biot, J., Descours et Fire

Cabaud,Brigade,

SaigonShanghai

Biotteau,

Birch, L.,Rev.chief

A.B. G., A., electrical

pro. gen., engineer

Procure Gen. inspector,

des MissionsP.W.Etra. de Paris, Hongkong

Birch, English tutor, University,andHongkong D., Jorhore

Birch,

Bird, A.J. J.,B. sub-accountant,

J., assist, commissioner

Chartered of Police,

Bank ofKampar, Perak and China, Hongkong

India, Australia

Bird, C. B., assist., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Hongkong

Bird,

Bird, E.G.,G.,assist.,

manager,

TaikooCaldbeck,

DockyardMacgregor & Co., Penang

and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Bird,

Bird, G.G. E.,L. F.,spedal

assist,rep.district

of Burrell

pflicer,& Ipoh,

Co., and General Electric Co. of China, Ld., S’hai.

Perak

Bird, H. R. vice-consul, British Legation, Bangkok

Bird, J.Lt.-Col.

Bird, N„ advertising manager,

L. G , partner, PalmerGeneral MotorsHongkong

& Turner, Japan, Ld., Osaka

Bird, P., assist, engineer, Italasia, Ld., Singapore

Bird,

Bird, R.,

W. Land OfficerMaritime

H., Chinese and Commissioner, Municipality, Malacca

Customs, Hankow

Birenstiahl,

Biret, signs per M., pro.,

Zuellig,

DenisInc.,Freres

ManiladTndoohine, Cam bodge

Birgel, E. M.. assist., Kunst & Albers, Shanghai

Birkenbeil,

Birnie, H. G.,E. supt., O., assist.,

TradeBayer, Meister-Lucius

& Customs, SerembanY.G.K., Kobe

Birnie, Leonard., merchant, Kobe

Birot, Society des Papeteries de ITndo-chine. Tonkin

Birse,P.G.H.,E.,manager,

Birt, International

NestleExport

& AngloCo.,Swiss

Tientsin

Condensed Milk Co., Penang

BischofF, Dr. E., consul for Germany, Kobe

BisclofF, H., secretary, New Hesslein Corp., Manila

Bish, Wm. N., manager (wholesale dept.), Philippine Education Co., Inc., Manila

Bishop, A.A. H.,

Bishop, C., assist, surveyor,Koppel

vice president, Survey(Philippines),

dept., F.M.S.Inc., Manila

Bishop, C.,

Bishop, C.F., W. inspector, Municipal

E., engineer, Public Police,

Works Shanghai

dept., Hongkong

Bishop, deputy naval store officer, Naval Dockyard, Hongkong

Bishop, H., executive engineer, P.W.D., Sandakan,MojiB. N. B.

Bishop, F. G., assist., Rising Sun Petroleum Co.,

Bishop,

Bishop, L., J. F.,N. China CreditCo.,

& B. Stable Information

Inc., Manila Bureau, Shanghai

Bishop, N. G., signs per pro., General

Bishop, S. F., Green Island Cement Co., Ld., Hok-un, Rubber Co., Singapore

Hongkong

Bispham, G., manager for Japan,

Bisseker, F. D., Insurance agent, Tientsin Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Co., Ld., Tokyo

FOREIGN RESJ DEN IS 27

Rittel, W. J., assist., Philips China Co., Shanghai

Ritter, W. M., assist., Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank N. V., Singapore

Bitters, J. H., president, Immigrants’ Asylum, Medan, Sumatra

Bitting, S. T., manager, National City Bank of New York, Harbin

Bitzer, C., proprietor, Bitzer & Co., Hongkong

Bjergfelt, F. M., assist., Great Northern Telegraph Co. Ld., Amoy

Bjerre, V. K., supt., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., Amoy

Bjorling, O., director, Siam Steam Navigation Co., Ld., Bangkok

Bjuke, Capt.

Blaauw, N. R.,Societe

D., mgr., r.s.e.,Commissionaria

c.e., engineer, Board of Conservancy

Exportazione Works, Canton

e di Iraportazione, Penang

Blacconi, P., agent, Compagnie de Commerce et de Navigation, Saigon

Black, A. W., assist, supt. engineer, Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong

Black, C., assist., Mackinnon, Mackenzie

|1 Black, C. C., Furness (Far East), Ld., Hongkong & Co., Hongkong

Black,

Black, E.Donald, chartered

D., assist., accountant,

Hongkong Percy Banking

& Shanghai, Smith, Seth & Fleming,Harbin

Corporation, Hongkong

'l Black, F. C. B. assist., Hongkong and

Black, G., Chinese Maritime Customs, Hoihow Shanghai Banking Corporation, Hongkong

Black, G. D. R., medical practitioner. Black, Balean & Koch, Hongkong

i Black, G. E., assist., Sime, Darby & Co., Penang

1 Black,

Black, Hugh, manager, American

H. D., dockyard mgr.. HarbourForeign Insurance

Board, PenangAssociation, Tientsin

Black, J. A., protector of Chinese, Chinese Secretariat, Singapore

, Black,

Black, K., professor

K. N., of surgery,

assistant, MansfieldKing Edward

& Co., YII College of Medicine, Singapore

Ld., Singapore

Black, S., Great Northern Telegraph

! Black, T., accountant, Treasury, Hongkong Co., Tientsin

. Black, T., c.A., Gattey & Bateman, Singapore

Black, T., Kailanj Mining Administration, Tientsin

Black, W. J., Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

J Black, W. N.,A. Mercantile

Blackburn, D., consul forBankGreat

of India, Ld.,Shanghai

Britain, Kuala Krai, Kelantan

Blackburn, L. J., director & secretary, Blackmore & Blackburn, Hongkong

; Blackett, G. F., Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ld., Malacca

Blackford, A. W., traffic agent, Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Hongkong

Blackford, W., supt.., United States Shoe Co.,, Manila

' Blackman, T. R., surveyor, Survey dept., Kelantan

Blaekmar, M. E., merchant, Osaka

Blackmore, E. W., managing director, Blackmore .t Blackburn, Ld., Hongkong

Blackmore, Dr., W. L., Medical dept., Penang:

Blackshaw, B., oonfidemtial clerk, Criminal Intelligence dept., S. Settlement

Blackwell, F., controller, Government Savings Bank, Singapore

: Blackwell, K. R., state treasurer, Perak

Blackwood, J., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Perak

Blackwood, J. A., signs per pro, Butterfield & Swire, Chungking

Blackwood, W. H., assistant, Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Shanghai

Bladom, R. J., assistant, Alex. Campbell & Co.. Ld., Shanghai

Blagg, Claude E. L., assistant legal adviser, Kuching Sarawak

Blagg, F. O., legal adviser, Supreme Court, Sarawak

Blaikie, C. B., assist., Shanghai Electric Construction fOp., Ld., Shanghai

cBlaiman, H.. assistant, Magill, & Co., Shanghai I'M.

Blain, Dr. J. M., American Presbyterian Mission, Hangchow

Blain, S., Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., Taracol, Chosen

Blair, A. B., engineer, Mackenzie & Co., Ld., Hankow

Blair, C. F., Vick & Co., Ld., Batavia

Blair, G., Socony-Vacuum Corporation (Tsurumi), Yokohama

Blair, (K. G. principal, Blair & Co., Hongkong

Blair, L., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Hongkong

i Blair, It. E., assistant, Sun Insurance Office, Shanghai

Blair. W. K., gen. mgr.. North Borneo Trading Co., Sandakan, B. NT. Borneo-

Blaisdell, B., supt., Manila Electric Co., Manila

FOKEIGN RESIDENTS

Rlaisse, R. S., Java-China-Japan Lyn, N.V.,n aiShanghai

Blake, Q. C., assistamt, Lyall & Evatt,-Si S Pore

Blake, D. H., jr., manager, Frazar Trust Co., Ed., Tokyo

Blake, Denis H., solicitor, Wilkinson & Grist, Hongkong

Blake, J. F., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Shanghai

Blake, L. R., assistant, Dupire Morrell, LcL, Singapore

Blake, M., sanitary inspector, Sanitary dept., Hongkong

Blake, R. H., assistant, Butterfield & Swire, Tientsin

Blake, R. J., vice-consul for America, Tsinan

Blake, T. P. H., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Tientsin

Blakelock, J. H., Pathologist, Public Health dept., Municipal Council, Shanghai

Blaker, B. O., Thomson & Co., Tientsin

Blaker, C., director, Gilman & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Blakesley, L. G., inspector, Police dept., Penang

Blanchet, Lt.-Col. P., secretaire-general, French Municipal Council, Tientsin

Blanchett, Rev. C. I., secty., South China Church, Missionary Society, Canton

Blanchfield, T. G., Smithi, Bell & Co., Manila

Blanckensee. A. S., manager, China Cor Furnishing Co., Shanghai

Blanco, J., Foreign Trading Inc., Man ■

Bland, H., chief health inspector, Municipal Council, Shanghai

Bland, J. A., Harrisons & C'rosfield, Ld., Medan, Sumatra

Bland, J. F. M., Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ld., Tokyo

Bland, Lloyd, partner, Frost, Bland & Oo., Shanghai

Blandin, F., engineer, Cie Franco-Asiatique des Patroles, Saigon

Blanford, J. S., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum! Co., Shanghai

Blanks, L. C., The Mercantile Bank of India, Ld., Shanghai

Blankstein, D. S., secretary, Municipality, Padang

Blankwaardt, W., managing-director, Society Anonyme Beige, Bangkok

Bias, A. T., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ld., Hongkong

Blatchford, G. W., Pahang Consolidated Co., Pahang

Blatchford, H. J., engineer, Shanghai Electric Construction Co., Ld., Shanghai

Blattmer, R., signs per pro., Diethelm & Co., Haiphong

Blau, R., perfumery agent, Singapore

Blaxill, O. H., Dollar Steamship Line, Kobe

Blelloch, I. W., district officer, Pekan, Pahang

Blechynden. A. L., mang. dir., New Engineering & Shipbuilding Works, Ld., S’bai

Blellow, I. W., distinct officer, Raub, Pahang

Blenk, W.. assist., Rohde it Co., Shanghai

Blessjpg, P.F.,.mgr..

Bleyer, Motor Service

F., Continental Co., Manila

Chemical and Drug Supplies, Ld., Shanghai

Bleymueller, A., assist., Carlowitz & Co.. Shanghai

Blinkp, A, R.. assist., British-American Tobacco Co., Ld., Shanghai

Blinko, J. H.. Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld., Manila

Bliss, A. S.. assist. Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Bliss,

Bliss, A.Dr.,W.E. assistant,

L., American Hongkong and Whampoa

Board Mission, Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Foochow

Bloch, A., Sennet

Bloch, P.M. A..S., East Freres,

manager, Hongkong

Block, AsiaticBloch

Co.,ifcLd.,

Co.,Bangkok

Shanghai

Bloemsma, J., signs per pro., Philips China Co., Shanghai

Blom, S., Swedish-C'hinese Export and Import Co., Ld., Shanghai

Bloom, J.G. W.H., R.,health

Bloom, assist,inspector,

treasurer.Municipal

Colonial Council,

Treasury,Shanghai

Singapore

Bloomberg, B. W., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ld., Shanghai

Bloomfield,

Bloomfield, F. A., inspector, Shanghai Waterworks Co.,Lumpur,

C. W., headmaster Maxwell School, Kuala Selangor

Ld., Shanghai

Bloor, E., inspector, Police

Blossom, D. E., Blossom & Co., ManilaHeadquarters, Hongkong

Blowers,

Bloxham, G. F.,A.,assist,

sub-apcountant. National City Bank of New York, Tientsin

Bluck, T. E.,H. assistant, supt. of Prisons,

Whiteaway, Singapore

Laidlaw & Co.. Ld., Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 29

Blue, C. H., assistant, Pacific Commercial Co., Cebu

Blum, C., assistant, Keller & Co., Ld., Manila

Blum, C. A., assist., U. S. Rubber Export Co., Shanghai

Blum, E., assist., Deutsch-Sticksfoff, Krauch & Co., Shanghai

Blum, F., director, Oppenheimer & Cie., Ld., Kobe

Blum, L., manager, J. Ullman & Co., Shanghai

Blum, O., assist.,

Blumberg, A. Y., British

ChineseCigarette

Maritime(’o., Shangliai

Customs, Harbin

Blumer,R. H. H., assist., Kelly & Walsh, Shanghai

Blume, H., assist., British Cigarette Co., Ld., Shanghai

Blumenstock, Dr., G., medical otticer, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Blundell, W.

Blundell, F. A.,G., warder,

BlundellPrison

& Co.,dept., Penang

Ld., Tokyo

Blunn, W. G, C., managing-director, Blunn, George »te Co., Ld., Selangor

Bluntschli, H. C., general agent., Pakan Baroe, Sumatra

Blyth, A., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Hotels, Hongkong

Blyth, F.C. J.,assist.,

Blyth, StrongToyo

director, & Co., Yokohama

Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha, Yokohama

Blyth, H. IT., assist., Hongkong Electric Co., Ld., Hongkong

Blyth, W., vehicle inspector, Municipal Police dept., Shanghai

Blythe, W. L., protector of Chinese, Negri Sembilan

Boardman,

Boardman, F.T., Y., assist.,

assist., Ewomanager, OrientalLd.,Telephone

Cotton Mills, Shanghaiand Electric Co., Singapore

Boas, G., assist., Sime, Darby &. Co., Ld., Singapore

Boast,

Boatner,R. H.J., L.,

wireless

languageTechnician, P.W.D., Hongkong

officer, American Legation, Peiping

Bochove,

Bockelberg, A. van.,

A. von,freight

assist,andC. transhipment dept.,o Royal Packet Navig. Co., Singapore

lilies & Co., Tokj

Bockler, E., in charge, Tangku and Taku Bar Customs, Tientsin

Bodalin, S. J., attorney, Asiatic Trading Corporation, Ld., Hankow

Bode, J. W.,

Bodiker, vice-consul

G., partner, for the& Netherlands,

Bodiker Co., Canton Tokyo

Bodin, A., dir.-gen., Compagnie Francaise des Chemins de fer de Yunnan, Mengtsz

Bodisco, C.R.,A.,accountant,

Bodsoni, de, Chinese Maritime

Banque Customs,

Beige Harbinnr I/Stranger, Shanghai

Boehl, W., signs per pro., Roese, Gebrueder & Co., Swatow

Boehlke, R., assist., China Export-Import and Bank Co., Shanghai

Boehme, K.,A. signs

Boehmer, per pro,

G., accts. dept.,Carlowitz

Royal Packet Tsingtao Co., Singapore

Boehnert, jr., Th., Dehi Cbnstruction Co., Tsingtao

Boehnert, Th., Deh Construction Co., Tsingtao

Boekstein, P., cashier, Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, N.V., Singapore

Boelen, H. J., lawyer, Semanang

Boer, P. M. de, administrateur, Sumatra

Boer, F. de,

Boerter, A., director,

partner, A.DeBoerter

Javasche& Co.,

Bank,Tsingtao

Batavia

Boerter, G., A. Boerter & Co., Tsingtao

Bogaardt, W. F. L., postmaster, Post Office, Medan, Sumatra

Bogaars,

BogdanofE,G.George,

E., managing

Melchers director,

& Co., A'alaya

Peiping Tribune, Singapore

Bogle, E. C., accounts dept.,

Bogomoloff, health inspector, MunicipalRobert DollarCo.,

Council,Shanghai

Shanghai

Bohanan, C. O., assist., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ld., Manila

Bdhl. W., assist., Bornemann & Co., Hongkong

Bohlken, H., assist., Reuter, Brockelmann & Co., Tientsin

Bohlmann, H. H., accountant, American Express Co., Inc., Shanghai

Bohlmann,A. H.,

Bohmer, G., Melchers & Co., Shanghai

assist, accountant, Royal Packet Navigation Co., Singapore

Boidot, J., Cie Franciaise des Chemins de fer de lYndo-Chine, Hanoi

Boillot, C., directeur, Boillot & Co., Hanoi

Boillot, M., leather

Boisen, C., assist., and

Boillot

shoe& merchant,

Co., HanoiHarbin

Boissezon, Ch. de, signs per pro., Madier, Ribet et Cie., Shanghai

30 ■FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Boissier,

Bojesen, 0. C., Shanghai Power Co.,Port

J. S., executive engineer, Dickson, Negri Sembilan

Shanghai

Bojesen,

Bojesen, F.H. L., E., assist.,

assist., Arnhold

Deli ’Oro

Co.,Ld., Shanghai

Shanghai

Bojesen, P. L., director, Cumine & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Bolam,

Boland,assist.,

Dr. C. Foreign

Vincent,Harbour

medical Office, Shanghai

practitioner, Singapore

Boldero, J. C., assist, secretary, Shanghai

Bolitho, E. F., director, Lopato, Sons, Ld., A., Waterworks

Harbin Co., Ld., Shanghai

Bolland,

Bollard, J.H.,C.,merchant, BremenChemical

assist., Imperial Colonial

China Trading

(China),Co.,Ld.,Tientsin

Hongkong

Rolle, L., Hardivilliers & Cie,

Bollenhagen, H. H., merchant, Tientsin Shanghai

Boiler, 11.,H.,assist.,

Bolloni, Ford Ld.,

Scherings, MotorShanghai

Car Co. of Japan, Yokohama

Bolloni, H., assist., Kunst & Albers, Shanghai

Bolotoff, A. A., dryA.goods

Bolt, J., engineer, E. G.merchant, Tsingtao

China Electric Co., Shanghai

Bolt, T., inspector of works P.W.D.. Hongkong

Bolte, A-, partner, Waite A Co., 'I'ientsin

Bolter, M., Singapore Free Press, Singapore

Bolton, A., Green Isla’n.d Cement Co., Hongkong

Bolton, E. C., accountant, W. H. Bolton Bristle Co., iShanghai

Bolton, E. M. W., assist., Cie. Franco Asiatique, Haiphong

Bolton, J., 'warder, Prison, dept., Singapore

Bolton, W. E., treasurer, W. H. Bolton Bristle Co., Shanghai

Bom bach, H., assistant, Fuhrmeister ife Co., Shanghai

Bomford, R. F., assist, master, High School, Malacca

Bomphrey, E., engineer, Island Trading Co., Brunei

Bonamy,

Bonar, H.Rev. J. T.,M.,assist,

Catholic Church ofof forests,

conservator St. John,Kuala

Selangor

Pilah & Jelebu, N. S.

Bonaventure, Rev. Bro., Stella Maris

Bonay, Rev. J., director, Zi-ka-wei Church, Shanghai School, Weihaiwei

Bonbright, J. C. H., vice-consul, U.S.A.

Boncker, P., assist., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld., Cebu Consulate, Canton

Bond, A. E., managing director in the East, John Little & Co., Ld., Singapore

Bond, C., Dodwell

Bond, & Co., Petroleum

HongkongCo. (S.C.), Ld., Hongkong

Bond, G.G., Hollingsworth,

assist., Asiatic partner, Denison, Ram

Bond, G. A., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ld., Hongkong

Bond, J. F., "Warner, Barnejs & Co., Ld., Manila

Bond, W. L., China National Aviation Corporation, Shanghai

Bone, Major

Bone, I). C. E., assist.,

B., assist., Taikoosupt Surveyanddept.,

Dockyard F.M.S. & Co.,

Engineering S. S.Hongkong

Boniface, M., director, Mackenzie & Co., Shanghai

Bonifacio C., cashier, Goldenberg, McLeod & Co., Inc., Manila

Bonis, L., Est. Asiatique

Bonmarchand, M. Georges, Francais, Saigon

Bonnar, J. L., assist., Unionpremier

Insuranceinterprete,

Society French

of Canton,Legation, Tokyo

Ld., Singapore

Ronnell, office manager, Goodyear Tire & Rubber Export Co., Manila

Bonnar, J. W. C., Bill & Bullion Broker, Hongkong

Bonner, J. I., National City Bank of New York, Harbin

Bonnett,

Bonnyman,P. H., J. A.,assist., supt. Dock

Shanghai Survey& dept., F.M.S. Co.,

Engineering

S. Shanghai

Bonning, C., warder. Prisons department, Singapore

Bonnot,

Bono, A.R.,L.,marine

Pernotdept.,

& Cie.,Cie.Chefoo

Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigon

Bono, E. V., signs per pro., Yannoulatos

Bonwick, G., secretary, Christian Literature Bros.,Society

Chefooof Korea, Seoul

Boode, A. de, accountant, Banque Beige pour TEtranger, Shanghai

Boode, J.

Boogaards, P., manager, Kock & Co., Sumatra

Boogerrnan,H.M.,J.,assist.,

bookkeeper,

Diethelm Singkep

& Co., Tin Maatschappy, Singapore

Bangkok

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 31

Booker, C. W. F., assist., Sieger & Co., Hongkong

Booker, F. E., inspector, Police Headquarters, Honakong

Booker, H. E., manager, Far Eastern Theatre Co., Hie., Siigognai

|! Boolsen, J.G.,F.,manager,

Boomer, Hamburg-Amerika

vice-president, Babcock andLinie, ShanghaiManila

Templeton,

Boomsma, D. F., acct., Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, Amov

|! Boone, Rev.

Boone, 1st Lt.W.R.D.,A.,American

languagePresbyterian

officer, American Legation,

Mission, Peiping

Shanghai

| Boone, W. C., assistant, British Cigarette Co., Ld., Shanghai

!I Boor, F. A. E.,V.,assistant,

Boormeister, Ker &&Co.,

Liddell Bros. Co.,Manila.

Ld., Tientsin

Booten, H. de V., manager, Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Manila

Booth, E. S., Submarine Telegraph Service, Chet'oo

; Booth, G-H.,A.,assistant,

Booth, engineer^Arnhold

Andersen,

& Co.,Meyer

Ld., ikShanghai

Co., Mukden

Booth, H. R. C., (manager, P, & O. Banking Corporation, Ld., Shanghai

Booth, I. C.., surveyor, Survey dept., Perak

Booth, L. H. V., superintendent of Police, Hongkong

If Booth,

Booth, W.Maj.-Gen, Ewing E.jEnglish

M., representative, commandant,

ElectricU.S. Anny,

Co., Ld., Manila .

Tokyo

|| Boothby,

Boots, Dr. J. L., Severance Union Medical (lollege, Seoul Shanghai

B. T. B., representative, China Central Railways,

| Booty, R. C. S., proprietor, Booty i Edwards, Singapore

| Borandi, C., proprietor, Lancia Garage. Hotigkong

} Borchardt, F., Waihel &f' Co.', Shaihgliai

j Bordelongue, J , director, S. A. Fonciere (it Tmmobiliere de Chine, Shanghai

!j Borden, R. EV, agent, Sun; Life Assurance Co. of Oainada, Shanghai

Borden, S., assist., manager, Feltman Bros., Manila

Bordjer, P., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique, Haiphong

■> Bordwell,

Bor geest, P.G.,H.,assist.,

manager,property

Lumber dept.,

dept., Robert

MarcelDollar

Garre,Co., Shanghai

Shanghai

Borgeest, L., assist., Mustard & Cd., Shanghai

Borges, A. V., vice-consul for Portugal, Singapore

; Borges, J. A., store foreman, Fire Brigade, Hongkong

E Borghi, L., ohancellor, Italian Consulate. Shanghai

Borght, van der L., Kail an Mining Administration, Tientsin

j Borgia, R. G., assist.. Jar dine, Matheson & Co., Ld.. Shanghai

■ Borioni, C., signs per pro., ' Qlivier-Chine, Tientsin

| Borland, J., Jar dine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Hankow

Borne, H., assistant, B. S. Davis. Tientsin

Bornholz, F. J., assist., electricity dept., 'Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

j Bornschein, E., Ohien Hsin Engineering Co., Shanghai

Borodaewsky, B. de, local mgr., Cie Fra ofo Amerioaine d’Assnrances, S’bai.

|1 Borrowman,

Borrows, W. W., draughtsman,

S., principal, W. S.& Bailey

Borrows & Co., !Ld., Hongkong

Co., Tientsin

Borsbery, J. R.. Revenue Collector, Shanghai Waterworks: Co., Ld., Shanghai

4 Borst, G. (steel dept.), Siemens China Co., Tienitedn

Borthwick, Rev. T. C., Church of England, Ichang

Borup, T., accountant, East Asiatic Co., Ld., Bangkok

|i Bory, A., cashier, Banque de PIndochine, Tientsin

El( Bosch,

Boschen,H.,W.,actingassist.,partner, Ahrens China

Koenenkamp & Co.,Co.,Nachf, H., Tokyo

Chefoo

i Bosje, A., chief aceouint., (Netherlands Harbour Works Co., Moukden

Bosker, W. L., senior executive engineer, Selangor

R Boss, F. H., merchant, Tientsin

Boss, O. T., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Manila

Basse, G., director, Lohmann & Co., Ld., Singapore

Bosselmann, A., agent, East Asiatic Co., Ld., Hankow

Jlil| Bosshard,

Bosshardt,C.,W.,Menzi assist.,& Co., Incorporated,

©iethelm_&; Manila

Co.. Haiphong

Si Bossuet, R., assist., Cie Francais de Tramways, Shanghai

| Bostock, E. G., assist., Bombay-Burmah Trading Corp. Ld., Lampang, Bangkok

32 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Boston, W., Merchants Clearing House, Manila

Bosustow, J. C., deputy treasurer, Municipal Council, Shanghai

Botelho, A. A. R., signs per pro., Botelho Bros., Hongkong

Botelho, A. G., Botelho Bros., Hankow

Botelho, J. H., vice-consul & assessor, Portuguese Consulate, Shanghai

Botelho, P. P., Botelho Bros., Hankow

Botelho, P. V., Botelho Bros., Hankow

Boterf, J. le, sous-directeur, Societe des Ciments Portland, Haiphong

Botly, C. W. G., partner, Botly & Co., Perak

Bottomley, J., architect, Public Works dtept., Hongkong

Bouchara, S., assistant, Municipalite Francaise, Shanghai

Bouchet,

Bouchon, Compagnie Franco-Asiatique

articles d’argent, Direction desdes Postes

Petroles, Haiphong Saigon

et Telegraphes,

Boudville, V., fin. clerk, Public Works department, Penang

Bough, H. C., assistant, Reuter’s,. Ld., Hongkong

Bough, Wilson, agricultural adviser, Associated Products Co., Amoy

Bougon, E. E., J.agent,

Bourguesdon, de, Cie.Charbonnages

de Com., et deduNav.

Tonkin, Hongkong Saigon

d’Extreme-Orient,

Bouhours, R., Cie. Francaise de Tramways, iShanghai

Bouianovsky, N. D., manager, Panque Franco-Asiatique, Haro in t ,

Bouillet, Rev. M., Roman Catholic Mission, Hangchow

Bouillion, G., assist., Teikoku Sanso K. IK., Kobe

Boullanger, inspecteur, Direction des Postes Telegraphes, Saigon

Boulton, A., assistant, Cornes & Co., Kobe

Boulton, S., assistant, Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co., Hongkong

Boumeester, J. E., assist., iSinkep Tin Maatschappij, Singapore

Boumphrey, O. A., secretary, Stanton, Nelson & Co., iLd., Singapore

Boumphrey, O. L., assist., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., S’gor.

Boundy, J. O., Statistical dept., Chinese Maritime Customs. Shanghai

t-ourchier, W. H. C., bailiff, Supreme Court, Hongkong

lb urgery, C., administrateur delegue, 1’Energie Electrique de Tientsin, T’sin

Bourgery, E., director, L’Emergie Electrique de Tientsin, Tientsin' :

Rourguisson, J. d’Augustin

Bouihill, A. G., maintenancede.,engineer.

Agriculturist, Socfin

Electricity dept.,Co.,Municipality,

Ld., SelangorS’pore

Bouriackek, A. V., American Foreign Insurance Ass., Harbin

Bourke, H. P., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Bourke, J., manager, Burlington Hotel, Shanghai

Bourne, A. M., assist., North British and Mercantile Insce. Co., Ld., Shanghai

Bourne, A. W., manager, Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Singap^ve

Bourne, F. G., Cathedral Representative, St. Andrew’s Church Mission, S’hai

Bourne, Major K. M., deputy commissioner, Municipal Police, Shanghai

Bourne, M., vice-president, Manila Trading & Supply Co., Manila ,

Bourne, M. R., N. & B. Stable Co., Inc., Manila

Bourne, V. H., assist, treasurer, Municipal Revenue dept., iShanghai

Bournes, N. J., Foreign Harbour Office, Shanghai

Bousfield, Rev. C. E., American Baptist Mission, Swatow

Bousfield, J. K., assist, manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Hongkong

Bousfield, R. M., Highlands & Lowlands Para Rubber Co., Selangor

Bousquie, E., dir., Union Franco-Chinoise de Navigation, Chungking

Boutcher, C. G., partner, Stark & McNeil, Penang

Bouteau, M. Rooert Douteau, adt. a d'attache comb, French Legation, Tokyo

Boutlles, M., assist., G. Taupin & Cie., Hanoi

Boutross, P. M., Boutross Bros., Shanghai

Bouvier, E., assistant gaoler, Municipal Police, Shanghai

Bouvier, R., Banque Franco-Chi noise, Haiphong

Bovis, directeur, Transport Maritimes & Fluviaux, Haiphong

Bovo, Cav. Uff. Gogredc, consul for Italy, Bangkok

Bowden, G. W., inspector, Sanitary dept., Hongkong

Bowden, V. G., managing director. A. Cameron & Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Bowdler, S. R., Fraser & Neave, Ld., Malacca

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 3a

Bowen, B., manager, Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Bowen, B. G., secretary, Commercial and Credit Bureau, Shanghai

Bowen, D., assistant, "Whiteaway, Laidlaw •& Co., Ld., Shanghai

Bowen, F. A., gen. mgr., Commercial & Credit Information Bureau, Shanghai

Bowen, G., assist., Forbes, Munn & Co., Ld., Manila

Bowem, G. H., manager, Barlow & Co., Singapore

Bowen, Dr. J. E., resident supt., Country Hospital, Shanghai

Bowen, W. C- D., New Engineering & Shipbuilding Works,, Ld., Shanghai :

Bower, A., manager, Palace Hotel, Kowloon

Bower, R. E. B., consul, U.S.A. Consulate, Singapore

Bower,

Bowerman, W. H.,R. Canadian

J., generalPacific Steamships,

manager, Ld., Kobe

Lane, Crawford & Co.. Ld., Shanghai

Bowern, C. A., assist, to sales mgr., Anderson, Meyer & Co,,, Ld.',, Shahghai-

Bowern, T. W., managing

Bowes-Smith, A. M., broker, Hongkongdirector, Bowern & Co., Shanghai

Bowie,

Bowker,J.,G.A.assistant, Shanghai

C. L.Jardine,

Dodwell & Co.,Electric Construction Co., Shanghai

Ld.,& Co.,

Hongkong

Bowker, H., Matheson Ld., Tsingtao

Bowker, J. L., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Hankow

Bowler, A. B., assistant, Texas Co., (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Bowler, G. W., Richard, Haworth & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Bowley, Chas-,

Bowling, W. C.,Soeony-Yacuum

assistant, Imperial Corporation,

C emical Manila

Industries (China), Ld., Shanghai

Bowman, A. G., assist., Chinese Maritime Customs Tientsin

Bowman, O. B., High School, Malacca

Bowman, W. S., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Shanghai

Bown, W. G., assist., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Bownass, R., International Harvester Co., Manila

Bowrey, Harry, Anglo-French & Rendixens, Ld., Singapore

Bowring, C. G. A., assist., Paterson, Simons ifc Co., Singapore

Bowyer, Dr. J. H., Medical dept., Kelantan

Box, A. D., representative, E. ScharfF & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Boxall, M. W. J., reporter, North China Daily News and Herald, Shanghai

Boxer, S. V., Warden, Morrison Hall, University, Hongkong

Boyack, L., clerk, H.M.B. Consulate, Shanghai

Boyaner, D., Getz Bros. & Co., Shanghai

Boyaval, L., administrateur, Societe Industrielle et Commerciale, Hanoi

Boyce,

Boycott,I).R.,C.,assistant,

mang. director, ImperialAmerican,

Karagheusian, ChemicalCorporation,

Industries (China),

TientsinLd., Shanghai

Boycott, T. A., merchant, Tientsin

Boycott, T. E., assistant, Karagheusian, American Corporation, Tientsin

Boyd, A. C., 3rd Magistrate, District and Police Courts, Singapore

Boyd, C. J., Health Officer, Medical & Health Branches, Negri Sembilar'

Boyd, J. C. T. C., tidesurveyor & harbour master, Chinese Maritime Customs, Fqoghow-

Boyd, R.,

Boyd, K. C.,education

assistant,office

British Cigarette Co.,Selangor,

of co-operation, ShanghaiF.M.S.

s Boyd, Col. S., military, China Command, Hongkong

Boyd, L. C., Sum Insurance Office, Ld., Shanghai

j Boyd, R. G., assistant, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Hankow

I Boyd,

Boyd, T.T. L.J. L.M.,Stirling,

assistant,chief justice,&Supreme

Boustead Co., PortCourt, Kuching,Selangor

Swettenham, Sarawak

I,jBoyd,

Boyd, W. J., salesman, William Warner Co., Shanghai

W. L., sub-accountant, National City Bank of New York, Mukden

| Boyd, W. R., L., acting 1st assistant secretary

Co., and clerk of council, Secretariat, Singapore-

; Boyer, C.E H..

Boyde, assist.,

HarrisonBritish Cigarette

and Crosfield Shanghai

(Borneo), Ld., Sandakan, B.N. Borneo

| Boyers,

Boyer, Ed.,

G. B.,directeur, Compagnie Francaise

acting commissioner, de Tramways,

Post Office. Swatow Saigon

1(

j Boyes, E., agent auxiliare, Banque Frauco-chinoise, Saigon

Boyes, J.G. A.,

i Boyes, M.,assist.,

partner,Hanson,

Boyes, Orth

Bassett

andAStevenson,

Co., Shanghai

Inc., Manila

Boyes, J. L., tidewaiter, Chinese Maritime Customs, Frontier

iBoyes, W. R., represeliitative, United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

34 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Boyko, V, N„ assistant,

Boylan, J. H., merchant, ShanghaiNew Engineering and Shipbuilding Works, Ld., Shanghai

Boyle, J.H. W.,

Boyle, H., assistant,

president,Sime, BoyleDarby

& Co., &Manila

Co., Penang

Boynton, A. J., assistant, United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Boynton, Rev. C. L., secretary, National Christian Council of China, Shanghai

Boyol,

Boysen,J.A.,M.,cashier,

assistant, Carter, Macy,

Netherlands Tea Society,

Trading & CoffeeShanghai

Co., Inc., Tamsui, Formosa

Boysen, C., Spencer, Kellog & Sons, Manila

Brace, L., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Tientsin

Brace, W., assistant,

Bracegirdle, F.M.S.Waugh

H., assistant, Railways,

Co., K.Penang

Lumpur, Selangor

Bracewell, J. H. C., Dixon & Son, Ld., Shanghai

Brack, E. G. A., assistant, Siber, Hegner & Co., Ld., Kobe

Bracken, W I., chief inspector, Municipal Health dept., Singapore

Brackenridge,

Brackett, W., assistant, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Hongkong (on leave)

Bradbury,C.B,H.,W.,warehouseman,

supt., meat dept., Procter

Dairy& Farm,

Gamble IceTrading

and ColdCo Storage

, Cebu Co., Hongkong

Bradbury, R. E., assistant, British-American Tobacco Co., Ld., Penang

Braddell, R. St. John, partner, Braddell Bros., Singapore

Braddock, L. J., assistant, British Cigarette Co., Ld., Mukden

Bradford, G. P., vice-president, L. Everett, Inc., Hongkong

Bradford, P. W., manager, American Express Co., Inc., The, Shanghai

Bradford.

Bradley, C.T.H.F.,G.,engineer,

assistantHolt’s Wharf,

auditor, AuditHonakong

Office, Hongkong

Bradley, F. W., inspector, Sanitary dept., Hongkong

Bradley, H. W., acting staff secretary, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Bradley, R. L., Macondray & Co., Manila

Bradney,

Bradsher, G.L. P.,E., auditor

manager,general,

SouthernAuditLeafOffice, Selangor,

Tobacco F.M.S.

Co., Shanghai

Brady, A. A., stock and share broker, Shanghai

Brady,

Brady, C., L. Moore

F. W., & Co., Ld.,

International Shanghai

Harvester Co., Manila

Brady, H. W., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Penang

Brady T. S., Texas Co. (China), Ld., The, Shanghai

Brady, William C., Lawyer, De Witt, Perkins & Brady, Manila

Braeuer, M., Doitsu Senryo Gomel Kaisba, Kobe

Braga,

Braga, A.A. M., printing department,

S., chancellor, PortugueseJ.Consulate,

P. Barga, Shanghai

Hongkong

Braga, F., assist., East Asiatic Co., Bangkok

Braga,

Braga, J.Hon.

V., Mr.

assist.,

J. P.,Sandakan

mgr., J. P.Light

Braga& Power

printingCo.,dept.,

Hongkong

Hongkong

Braga, Noel, secretary, China Light Co., and Sandakan Light and Power Co., H’kong.

Braga, P., secretary, Hongkong Used Cars, Ld., Hongkong

Braga, Wm.,

Bragg, W. H.,Twigg,

AsiaticP.Petroleum

O’Brien, Ld.,Co.,Shanghai

Wuhu

Braguin, A., assist., Tobacco Products Corpn., Shanghai'

B rah am, H., studenk interpreter, British Legation, Peiping

Braidwood. W. G., secy., China Soap Co., Ld., Shanghai

Brailsford, A., telegraph sub-engineer, P.W.D., Hongkong

Brailsford, J., colliery supt,, Malayan Collieries, Ld., Selangor

Braine, Dr. G. I. H., medical officer, Trengganu

Braithwaite, G. B., Japan' Bank & Tract Society, Tokyo

Brakema, H. J., agent, Netherlands Trading Society, Kobe

Braley, A.,

Braley, T., inspector, International

Sanitary dept., Hongkong

Brambles,S., R.,

sub-manager,

manager, Lyric Theatre, Sayings Manila Society, Shanghai

Brameld, Thomas, architect & surveyor, Canton

Brammall,

Bramwell, B.C. S.,

V., director,

Chinese Metal

Maritime BoxCustoms,

and PrintingHankowIndustries, Ld., Shanghai

Bramwell, Capt. A., bar manager, Taku Tug and Lighter Co., Ld., Taku

Bramwell, W. L., manager, Warner, Barnes

Brauagan, F. A., assistant, Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Co., Ld., Manila

Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 35

Branch, Capt. B. R., official measurer, Hongkong

Branch, Dr. J. R. B., Chinese Red Cross General Hospital, Shanghai

Brand, E., Deutsche-Stickstoff, Krauch & Co., Shanghai

Brand, G.Fred,

Brand, M.,J.,assist.,

general manager,

Harper, Whitsons,

Giffillan ■& Co., Ld.,

Ld., Shanghai

K. Lumpur, Selangor

Brand, H. S., Brand & Co., Foochow

Brand, J., general manager, M. Brand & Sons, Inc., Tientsin

Brand, W. M., assist., Twyfond & Co., Tientsin

Brand, W. D.,M. Standard

Brandela, S., Gibb, Livingston & Co.,York,

Oil Co. of New Ld.,Haiphong

Foochow

Brandlight, E. H., assist., Raspe & Co., Kobe

Brandon, C. V., manager, E. A. Barbour, Ld., Malacca

Brandt,

Brandt, A.Capt.

L., secretary and assist,

G. L., principal, manager,

Brandt & Co., Brandt

Hongkong & Rogers, Ld., Shanghai

Brandt, J., director, Aall & Co., Osaka

Brandt, Wm., managing director, Brandt & Rogers, Ld.,Shanghai

Brandt, R. J. S., assist., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Brandus, V.C.W.,H.,Netherlands

Brangwin, InsuranceBrangwin

medical practitioner, Office, Harbin

& Burr, Swatow

Branson, Y. C., assist, analyst, Government

Bransten, E., jr., M. J. B. Co., Shidzuoka Laboratory, Hongkong

Branwell, vice-president, Chamber of Commerce, Manila

Brasch,

Brash, R.F.,P.,assist.,

managingDeutsch Farben,

director, G. Waibel

W. Wilson &, Co., Shanghai

& Co., Ld., Perak

Brassinne, H. J., signs per pro.. Credit Foncier d’Extreme-Orient, Singapore

Bratten, H., United States) Steel Products Co., Manila

Bratton*, Major Rufus S., language attache, U.S.A. Embassy, Tokyo

Biraud, A. C. E., Chefoo Harbour Improvementt Commission, Chefoo

Braude, A. N.,G.assist.,

Braun, Capt. J., 15thHongkong

infantry,Telephone

U.S.A. Army, Co., Tientsin

Ld., Hongkong

Brauns, Eric, director, Gadelius

Brawn, A. O., Inspector of Schools, Education Dept., Hongkong

Bray P. A.,T.power

Brayfield, H. G.,station supt..engineer,

consulting ElectricalCarmichael

Supply dept., KualaHongkong

& Clarke, Lumpur, Selangor

Brayne, A. R., assist., Arnhold & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Brayshay, S., Executive Eng., Survey dept., F. M. S.

Brazier,

Brazier, G.,

W. W.,assist., DunlopMaritime

Chinese RubberCustoms,

Co., KobeShanghai

Breakspear, O. T., manager, Mutual Advertisers, Ld., Shanghai

Breal, M., French Legation, Bangkok

Brearley, A., manager, Chartered Bank of India, etc., Tientsin

Brearley, A., engineer, Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels, Ld., Hongkong

Brearley, W. H.,

Breckwoldt, R., Perfumerie

assist., F.M.S., Railways,

& Toilet K. Lumpur, Selangor

Co., Sourabaya

Brede, H., Melchers

Bredebush, & Co., Shanghai

K. A., Deutsche Farben-Handelsgesellschaft Waibel «fe Co., Newchwang

Brediam, J., Banque Franco-Chinoise, Saigon

Breen,

Breen, E.,

G. P.Jonas Co., Ld.,Maritime

J., Chinese Kobe Customs, Amoy

;| Breen,Breen, J.,

H. manager,

S., assist., Franco-Asiatique

Nickel & Lyons, Ld., Assce.Kobe

Co., Shanghai

1

t) Breger, J., assist., Carlowitz & Co., TientsinPost Office, Hongkong

Breen, M. J., postmaster-general. General

I Breier, A., assist., Shingming Tradimg Co., Tientsin

i Brelsford, R. F., assist., R. Young & Co,, Ld., Penang

■; Bremach, H., E. M. H. Bremach, Tsingtao

Bremer, R. T.,Behn,

Bremer, T., manager,

MeyerConnell Bros. Co., Manila

& Co., Manila

1 Brenan, Sir J. F., c.m.g., k.b e., Consul general for Great Britain, Shanghai

Brennan, J., inspector, Police Headquarters, Hongkong

Brennan, Rev.

Brertiuan, T., R.Mustard

E., Catholic Mission,

& Co., Ld., Foochow

Shanghai

Brent, C. D., manager, Siamese Tin Syndicate, Ld., Bangkok

F0RK1GN RESIDENTS

Bretherton, E. H. S., assist, inspector of Schools, Penang

Breton, It. S., agent, Siam Commercial Bank, Ld., Tung Song branch, Bangkok

Brett, C. S., assist., British Borneo Timber Co., Ld., Sandakan, B. N. Borneo

Brett,

Brett, F. Inspector

assist.,ofRising

J unks,Sun

Harbour Dept.,Co.,Hongkong

Brett, G. H., commercial

H. J., Petroleum

secretary, Ld., Seoul

British Legation, Peiping

Brett, J. H., manager, Siam Commercial Bank, Bangkok

Breuer, H. W., signs per pro., Melchers & Co., Shanghai

Brener, P., assist., Deutsch-Chinesische Handels Co., Tientsin

Breuer, P. G., chief accounrtaint, fLarsenj & Trock, Shanghai

Brewer, F.H. W.,

Brewer, Y. H.,architect,

assist., Arbenz

Thomson& &Brewer, Singapore

Go., Shanghai

Brewer,

Brewer, L., senior inspector, Sanitary dept., Hongkong

Brewin, N. J. L.,V., moulder,

assist., Shanghai

HongkongWaterworks

and Whampoa Co., Ld.,

DockShanghai

Co., Ld., Kowloon, Hongkong

Brewster, Beveridge, manager, Dodge & Seymour, Ld., Osaka

Brewster, F. T., president and manager, Brewster

Brewster-Gow, H. G., health inspector, health dept., Municipal & Co., Inc., Foochow

Council, Shanghai

Breyer, G. A., agent, Royal Packet Navigation

Breze, de Dreux, sub-directeur, Banque de ITndochine. Saigon Co., Singapore

Briand, Y., sous-chef, Municipalite Francaise, Shanghai

Bn as, Antonio, managing director, San Miguel Brewery, Inc., Manila

Briault, S. L., Tipper & Co., Tientsin

Bridge, A.B.L ,F.,assistant,

Bridge, districtPottinger

judge, &District

Co., Tientsin

Cnurt Civil, (Singapore

Bridge, H. V., director, Pottinger & Co.; Tientsin

Bridge,

Bridgeford, G. M., assist., Warner, Barnes Y Lands,

J. E E., Christian Missions in many Co., Ld.,Wenteng

Cobu Hsien, Weihaiwei

Bridger, H. L., accountant, Forster-McClellan Co., Shanghai

Bridges, F. S., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co.,

Bridges, H., managing director, Steel Drums, Ld., ShanghaiShanghai

Bridges, R. E., River Police inspector,Foreign Harbour Customs, Shanghai

Bridges,Dr.W.,D.?hop

Brien, manager,practitioner,

H., medical S’pore. ColdSeoul

Storage Co., Ld., Ipoh, Perak

Brierley, J. W., China Engineers, Ld.,

Briggs, F. A., assist.. Braddell Bros. Singapore Shanghai

Briggs, J. R., National City Bank of, New York, Shanghai

Briggs, N. H., Socony-Vacuum Corporation Tokyo

Brighouse, S., solicitor,

Bright, J., assist., DupireTilleke

Morrell, Bangkok

Ld., Singapore

Brightel,

Brignall, J., H.,

manager, Esso Co., Shanghai

Brigola, C., assist., Dell’ Oro & Co., Shanghai Railways of Siam, Bangkok

J. boiler inspector, Royal State

Brill, R., partner, Ehlers & Co., Shanghai

Brimo, A., assist.,

Brind, B., Brimo &Reiss, Co., Massey

Manila & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Bringert, R., assistant, Ekman Foreign Agency, Shanghai

Brink, P., assist., Deutsche, Stickstoff Handelsgesesellschaft, Foochow

Brinkman, F. L., manager, Sluyters & Co., Sourabaya

Brisbane, D.

Brisbane, D. W.,

A., c.a., White, Page

Proprietor, Fogden,& Co., Manila& Co., Singapore

Brisbane

Brisk,

Brisk, A.H. W., proprietor,

H., clerk, Anglo-Swiss

Shanghai Power Co..Watch Co., Singapore

Shanghai

Brisk, M., proprietor, Brisk & Co., Singapore

Brislin, J. F., sales manager, Malayan Motor, Ld., Singapore

Brister,

Bristow,Jos.H. H.,Fane, merchant,

Consul Shanghai

for Great Britain, Newchwang

Britland, A. J. D., treasurer, Church of England Mission, Peiping

Brito, F.

Britain, de Paula, consul-general for Portugal, ShanghaiMilk Co., Singapore

Britton, L.F. J.,A.,assist., Nestle St.

m.a., teacher, & Anglo-Swiss Condensed

Stephen’s College, Hongkong

Britton, F. G., director, Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha, Yokohama

Broad, P., 3rd secretary, British Embassy, Tokyo

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 37

Broadbent, C. B., signs p.p., Butterfield & Swire, Changsha

Broadbridge, W. E., assist., Gilman & Co., Hongkong

Broadfoot, Rev. T. A., secretary, United Church of Canada Mission, Kongmoon

Broadley,

Broakenhielm,R., hydrant inspector,

C., manager, A. L.Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Gran, Hongkong

Broch, P., assist., East Asiatic Co.,

Brocha, P., assist., Gande, Price, Ld., ShanghaiLd., Bangkok

Brockett, G. E., assist., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Brockurst, G. N., manager, Singleton, Benda & Co., Yokohama

Brockman,

Brockmann,W.,V.,assist., Union Siemssen

Brewery &Co.,Co.,Shanghai

Tsingtao

Brockmann, W., Brockmann & Co., Tsingtao

Brockwell, M. B., headmaster, Geylang English School, Singapore

Brodd,

Broderic,E.,T.Chinese

J., acting Maritime Customs, Shanghai

chief tidesurveyor & harbourmaster, Customs, Hankow

Broderick, W., lights dept., Chinese Maritime Customs, Amoy and Haukow

Brodett, A., Rosenstock &, Co., Manila

Brodie, E. A., assist., Union Insurance Society

Brodie, W. F., secretary, Mansfield & Co., Ld., Singapore of Canton, Ld., Singapore

Brodie, Dr. W. H., deputy health officer, Municipal dept., Penang

Broecke, J. Van Idem,, sub-acct., Banque Beige Pour L’Stranger, Tientsin

, Broekent, A. W. de, Netherlands Harbour Works Co., Hongkong

Broekhuizen, D., assist., Netherlands India Commercial Bank, Medan, Sumatr a

Broetje, G., assist.,

j Brokenshire, Ahrens

H., assist., & Co.,

South Nachf

China H, Kobe

Morning Post, Hongkong

> Brom-field,

Brolykke, O.,G.,assist.Chinese Maritime Customs, Bangkok

East Asiatic Co., Ld., Kungtungpoa, Chefoo

1i Bromfleld, J., assist., Bailey Stevedoring Co., Manila

Bromley, E. H., assist, master, King Edward YII School, Perak

Brondal, A., mgr,, East Asiatic Co, Ld., Shanghai

Brondgeest, C„ supt. engineer, Peiping Electric Co., Peiping

( Bronstein, N. A., assist., Far Eastern) Drug Trading Co., Harbin

Broodbank, A. J. B., chief dist. treasurer, West Coast &, Sandakan, British North Borneo

l; Broodie,

Brook, A.,W.A.F.,&secretary,

S. Henry Straits Steamship Co., Ld., Singapore

& Co., Shanghai

| Brook,

Brook, E.,

J., merchant,

assistant, Brook & Co., Shanghai

Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Hongkong

l Brooke, His Highness Bertram W., Tuan Muda of Sarawak, Sarawak

if Brooke, H.

Brooke, B., W., manager, Connell Bros. Co., Shanghai

Brooke, C. E.assistant, Borneo Co.,& Co.,

assist., Boustead Ld.,Singapore

Singapore

Brooke

Brooke* J.C.HisT.N.,Highness

j| Brooke, tidewaiter, Chinese Yyner,

Maritime Customes, Kowloon

W., DaviesSir&Charles

Brooke, Shanghai Rajah of Sarawak

1 Brooke, J. Y. S., assist., Boustead & Co., Ld., Singapore

| Brooke-Jones, E. L„ assist., Ango-Siam Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

I Brooker, R. L, building dept., Fogden, Brisbane & Co., Singapore

i 1Brookhart, C. E., commercial attache, U. S, Legation, Bangkok

i'Brookman,

' Bronkhorst,J.,M.manager,P. van, assist., VanBros.,

Mi & Co., Medan

Brooks, A. C., assist, govt,Feltman analyst, Govt.Manila

Analyst’s dept., Penang

,Brooks, E., assist., S. Moutrie & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Brooks, E. A.

Brooks, F.E. H., J., Malaya

S. C.,assist., General

solicitor, Co., Johore

il Brooks, GreatHastings

Eastern&Life Co.,Assurance

HongkongCo., Ld., Singapore ,

13 Brooks, G.

Brooks, J.H. H.,R., secretary,

T., assistant, Siam

superintendent, Steam Packet Co., Bangkok

1 Brooks, Atkins,Fire

KrollBridge,

& Co.,Hongkong

Zamboanga

B Brooks, J. J., workshop engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

1!’ Brooks, O. F., assist., Sbcony Vacuum

Brooks, W. D., assistant, Royal Exchange Assurance, Corpn., TientsinSingapore

f!1l Brooksbank,

Broom, W., shift charge engineer, Shanghai Power Co.,Hongkong

A., overseer, Public Works department. Shanghai

HBroomhall B. H. M., assist., Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ld., Shanghai

.38 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Broomfield, G., Chinese Maritime Customs, Chefoo

Brooy, La, Caxton Press, Perak

Brostedt,

Brotherton,A.,Hi,general

1

assist.,traffic

Jardineagent, Canadian Corporation,

Engineering National Railways, Hongkong

Ld., Shanghai

Brouwer, J. R., acct., Netherlandsche Handel-Maatschappij N. Y., Hongkong

Browet,

Brown, A.F,,A.Kailan

signs Mining

per pro.,Administration,

Ker & Co., Cebu, Tientsin

P. L

Brown, A. Claude, Muller & Phipps, Ld., Singapore

Brown, A. G., assist., Strong & Co., Yokohama

Brown, A. J., assist., Gibb Livingston & Co., Hongkong

Browim, A. J., Fire Brigade, Penang

Brown, A. J., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Brown, A. K., land officer, Land dept., Sarawak

Brown,

Brown. A.A. L.,

K., assist.,

manager,AsiaticArnhold & Co., Co.

Petroleum Ld., (N.Mukden

C.), Ld., Bahkow

Brown, A. M., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Shanghai

Brown, A. P., director of sales, E. I. du Pont de Nemours it Co.; liic., Koh0

Brown, A. R., assist., Davie Boag & Co., Hongkong

Brown,

Brown, A.A. W.,

S., partner,

mgr, Lane, Brown, PhillipsLd.,& Stewart

Crawford, Hongkong lpoh, Perak

Brown, C. B., manager, Soeony-Vacuum Corporation, Dairen'

Brown, C. B., partner, Linstead & Davis, Hongkong

Brown,

Brown, C.1st C.,Lt.assist.,

C. C., Ker language

ife Co.,officer,

Cebu American Legation, Peiping

Brown, C. E., engineer, Holt’s Wharf, Shanghai

Brown,

Brown, C.C. Graham,

G., engineer, assist.,Earnshaw

BousteadDocks,

& Go.,Manila

Singapore

Brown, C. N., assist., Municipal

Brown, C. R., assist., Brown, Phillips & Stewart;Health dept., Shanghai

Ipoh, Perak

Brown,

Brown, D.

D. A.

C., M.,

Smith,managing

Bell & director,

Co., Ld., Penang

Manila Gazette Press, Penang

Brown, E. A., Brown & Co., E. A., Singapore

Brown,

Brown, E.E.E.A.,

F.,F.,director,

mechanical Maynard & Co., Ld., SingaporeBrigade, Hongkong

Brown, inspectorengineer,

of junks,Government

Harbour Fire dept., Hongkong

Brown, E. G., d suset engineer, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Brown, F., sub-officer, Fire Brigade, Shanghai

Brown, F. A., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Tientsin

Brown, F. C., treas. American! Church Mission, Hankow

Brown,

Brown, F.F.J.,W., assist.,assist.,

Canadian Pacific Railway

Sooony-Vacuum Co. Hongkong

Corporation, Yokohama,

Brown, Capt. F. L , engineer, Hongkong Electric Co., Hongkong

Brown, G., assist.. United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Brown, G. B. B.,1 Loxley Co., Hongkong

Brown, G. E., assis Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ld., Hongkong

Brown, G., Native City Water Works, Tientsin

Brown, E. H., British-American Tobacco Co., Ld., Shanghai

Brown, G. H., hon. secretary, St. Andrew’s Cathedral, Singapore

Brown, H., Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co., Ld., Shanghai

Brown, H.

Brown, H. C.,C., assist.,

lighthouse British Cigarette

keeper, HarbourCo.,dept.,

ShanghaiHongkong

Brown, H. H., chief inspector of machinery, P.W.D., Johore

Brown, H. YV., Palmer & Turner, Shanghai

Brown, H. YV., assist., Dodwell & Co., Hongkong

Brown,

Brown, Dr. I., health

J., assist., Bradleyofficer,& Co.,

British

Ld.,Municipal

ShanghaiCouncil, Tientsin

Brown, J., signs per pro., Garrisons,

Brown, J. C., assist., S. J. David & Co., Hongkong Barker & Co., Ld., Penang

Brown,

Brown, J.J. C., boilermaker, Hongkong &Co.,Whampoa Dock Co-, Ld., Hongkong

Brown, J. F., c.a., Fleming & Williamson, ManilaShanghai

E., assist. Royal Insurance Ld.,

Brown,

Brown, J.J. G.,

K., partner,

assist, manager,A. A. Anthony

Norwich& Union

Co., Penang

Fire Insurance Society, Tokyo

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 39

Brown, J. M., Buick sales mgr., General Motors Japan, Ld., Osaka

Brown,

Brown, J.Capt.M.. resident secretary, officer,

J. P., language Sun LifeU.Assurance (Jo. ofiPeipiiiig

S. Legation, Canada, Singapore

Brown, J. R.. joinery A-orksbop, BrossanlMopin Etablissement, Singapore

f Brown, J. W., revenue officer, Imports and Exports Office, Hongkong

I; Brown, Brown, K.J. Warner, manager,

J., Yorkshire American

Insurance Co., Oriental

Ld., TokyoCorporation, Shanghai

Brown, Merton H., general manager, Thornycroft, Ld., Singapore

Brown,

Brown, P., sales manager, Wallace Harper

N. S., director, Butterfield & Swire, Co., Hongkong

Brown,

Brown, P.P. B.,

H., director, Rising Sunofficer^

assist, mechanical Petroleum Co., Yokohama

Government Eire Brigade, Hongkong

Browni, R. A., Butterfield & Swire, Hankow

/ Brown, R. A. F., assist., Malayan Tobacco Distributors Ld., Singapore

Brown, R., accountant, Yangtsze Rapid S.S. Co.^ Shanghai

|I Brown, Brown, Roy,

R., assist., British Municipal

office assist., Cigarette Co.,WaterHankow

dept., Singapore ,

j Brown, R. B., assist., Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Hongkong

[ Brown, R. C., assist., E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., Kobe

I Brown, R. Di, sub.-account'., National City JBank of New York, Manila

\ Brown, Brown, Dr R. H.,R. assist,

E., Supt., Wuhu General

to commercial Hospital,

manager, ChinaWuhu

Electric Co., Shanghai

Brown, R. J. W., signs per pro., Lyall & Evatt, Singapore

Brown, R. P., lightouse keeper, Harbour dept., Hongkong

Brown,

Brown, R.S.,W,Russell

accountant,

& Cb., Straits Trading

J. A., Co., Ld., Penang

Selangor

j Brown, S. R., manager, National City Bank of New York, Peiping

i, Brown, T.

Brown, W., B., assist.,

V. H.,assist.,

Socony Sun

VacuumLife Assurance

Corporation,Co. of Canada, Shanghai

Yokohama

I Brown, Taikoo Dockyard arid Engineering Co., Hongkong

: Brown, W., joiner, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Kowloon, Hongkong

j Brown, W., professor of mathematics, Hongkong University^;Hongkong

| Brown, W., Goeke & Cb., A., Hongkong

; Brown,

Brown, W.W. G.H.,G.,director,

sub-acct., Chartered

Bureau BankManila

of Science. of India, Australia and China, Tientsin

Brown, W. H., mgr., Catering dept., Hk. & Shanghai Hotel Ld., Hongkong

Brown, W. J., assist, Shanghai Gas Co., Ld., Shanghai

' Brown, W. J., accountant, China Light & Power Cb. (1918), Ld., Hongkong

Brown, jr. W. J., assist., China Light & Power Co. (1918), Ld., Hongkong

Brown,

Brownbill,W. J.Russell, consulshiftgeneral

H., assist, chargeforengineer,

Great Britain,

ShanghaiHankow

Power Co., Shanghai

j Browne, F. G., district forest officer, Raub, Pahang

Browne, G. A. Pelham, China Printing & Finishing Co., Shanghai

Browne, H. D., Asiatic

Browne, James Petroleum

R., assist., Fleming,Co.,Franklin-&

HongkongAllman, Shanghai

, Browne, L. V., survey prob., Survey dept., F.M.S- & p.S.

Browne,

Brownell,M.G.H.A., assist, Secretariat, Municipal Council, Shanghai

- Brownie, R.,C.,wharf

prof, ofdept.,

history, Lingnan

Harbour Board,University,

Penang Canton

Browning, H. A., assist, Hongkong ^Shanghai Bank, Hongkew sub agency., Shanghai

Brownley,

Brownrigg,J.,E.,representative,,

assist, Arts andTheCrafts,

National

Ld..City Co,,;Tokyo

Shanghai

, Bruce, A., assistant, Harrisons &, Crosfield, Ld., Sumatra

Bruce, D G., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China),. Ld., Hongkong

i-’ ] Bruce,Bruce, E.G. O.,

C., district officer, Mukah

supt, Shanghai Evening& Post,

Oya, Sarawak

Shanghai

' Bruce, L. G., assist, Federal Dispensary, Ld., Klang

1r Bruce, M. W., manager, Calico Printers’ Association, Ld., Shanghai

1 | Bruce, P. A.,agent/Hongkong

Bruce, R., principal, ChinaandInland MissionBanking

Shanghai, Boys’ School,

Corporati

)ii,(Yokohama

S Bruce, R. K. A., surveyor-on-agreement, P.W.D., Kedah l

Bruce, W., overseer, Post Development dept., Hongkong

Bruckem, J. Ph. N. du Quesne van, Royal Packet Steam Navig. Go., Singapore,.

40 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Bruder, F. F., assist, secy., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Brueggemann, H., assist., Doitsu Senryo Goraei Kaisha, Kobe

Bruggeman, P. P., assist., Singkep Tin Maatschappij, Singapore

Bruggeman, J., assist., Singkep Tin Maatsehappij, Singapore

Bruggisser, H., Zuellig, Inc., Manila

Bruins, J. H., consul for U.S.Aw, Singapore

Bruine, A. D., Behn, Meyer & Co., Batavia

Brummer, G. E. H. J., sectiom chief, Netherlamds Harbour Works Co., M’den.,

Brun, W. Le, Shanghai & Hongkew Wharf Cb., Ld., Shanghai

Brundin, E., assistant, Ekman Foreign Agencies, Ld., Shanghai

Brune, W.A.,E., El.

Brunet, Dorado OildesWorks,

Compagnie Manila Reunis, Saigon

Chargeurs

Bruneel, sous-agent, Messageries Maritimes,

Bruner, Glen., clerk, American Consulate, Nagasaki Saigon

Brunet,

Brunger, T. W., assist., Netherlands India CommercialReunis,

A., agent general, Compagnie des Chargeurs Bank, Saigon

Hongkong

Brunke, W., Siemssen & Co., Canton

Bruner, A., assist., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Bruner, B., assist., Singapore Cold Storage

Bruner, J., manager, L. Ogliastro et Cie., Saigon Co., Ld., Singapore

Bruno, L., A.,

Brunner, Banque de ITndochine,

Jardine, Matheson,Saigon

k Co., Yokohama

Bruinuk, A. CL, Western Equipment & Supply Co., Manila

Brunt, Y. J. H., Personal asst, to dir., Societies dept., F.M.S.

Brutton,

Bruun, J.,G.managing

K. Hall, principal, G. K. Hall

director, Menam MotorBrutton & Co..Ld.,Hongkong

Boat Co., Bangkok

Bruyn, I. J. de, Royal Netherlands, Indian Airways,Bata via

Bryan, A., Lawyer’s Co-operative Publishing Co.,

Bryan, A. E., vice-president, Columbia Gramophone Co. of Japan, Tokyo Manila

Bryan, C. A., assist,, Netherlands Trading Society, Kobe

Bryan, .Dr.

Bryan, 1. J.,H.,executive

Temple engineer,

Hill Hospital,

PublicChefoo

Works dept., Johore

Bryan, P. A., representative, Goodyear Tire & Rubber Export Co., Shanghai

Bryan, R. A., Hall R., Shanghai

Bryan, R. T., police advocate, Municipal Police dept., Shanghai

Bryant,

Bryant, G.K. W., supt. of Prisons,

C., assistant, Selangor Tobacco Co., Ld., Singapore

British-American

Bryant, S. E., assist., East Asiatic Co., Ld., Bangkok

Bryaro, Rev. J.R.H.,B., American

Bryce-Smith, Presbyterian

assist., Borneo Co., Ld., Mission, Shanghai

up-country, Bangkok

Bryden, A. N., assist., International Export Co., Hankow

Bryden, E. M., c.a., chartered accountant, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Hongkong

Bryden,

Brydon,A.,S.W.,W., supt., (Mackenzie

proprietor, Rd. Pumping Station),Brydon

Municipal

& Co.,Water dept., fci porer

Bryn, Texas Co. Yangtse

(Chinia),Hotel,

Ld., and manager,

Shanghai Nanking

Bryner, J., partner, Bryner & Co., Dairen

Bryner,

Bryner, Leonide,

L. C., signpartner,per pro.,Bryner

Bryner&

c Co.,Harbin

Yladivostock

Bryning,

Bryson, Dr. A. C., medical officer, Chinese& Co.,

H. E. W., assist., Kyle Palmer Ld., Perak

Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Bryson, H. P., secretary to British Resident, Negri Sembilan

Bryson,

Bryson, K. N..

R. M., assist.,

secretary, Mackenzie

British Cigaretteife Co.

Co.,Ld., Shanghai

Shanghai

Buchaman, W., assist, Butterfield & Swire. Hankow

Buchan, A. J., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Perak

Buchan, D., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Buchan, R.R.G.,iS.,Wilson

Buchan,

director, Tientsin Buchan & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Buchanan,

Buchanan, A., lines engineer,

A.D., R.,assist., BorneoOriental

assist.,Amei'ican Co., Ld.,Telephone and Bangkok

up-country, Electric Co., Singapore’

Buchanan, Express

Buchanan, G. L., chief warder. Prison dept., Hongkong Co., Inc., Hongkong

Buchanan,

Buchanan, L., M.,assist.,

assistant,Socony-Vacuum

Paterson, SimonsCorporation,

& Co., Shanghai

Ld., Singapore

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 41

JBuchanan, R., assist., Hongkong Telephone Go., Ld., Hongkong

Buchanan, V., International Savings Society, Shanghai

Buchnan, II., partner, Burhardt, Buchnan & Co., Shanghai

Buckingham, W., minister, St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Selangor

Buchhof, G. M., sep. representative, Chas. A. ,'Schieren Co., Shanghai

Buehioh, N., Carlowitz & Co., Tiemtsin

Buck, A. W., assist., Shanghai Land Investment Co., Ld., Shanghai

Buck, H. H., San Francisco del Monte, Manila

Buck, J. L., University of Nanking, Nanking

Buck, J. W., acting mgr., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Hongkong

Buck, K. G., Agency of the East Asiatic Co., Ld., Dairen

Buck, Th., president, Deutsche Yereiuigung, Tsingtao

Buckberrough,

Buckenham, E. W.E.,H.,assistant,agent, Canadian Pacific S.S. Ld.,Co.,Tokyo

Crittall Manufacturing Ld., Shanghai

Buckens, F., interpreter, Belgian Embassy, Tokyo

Buckeridge, B. C. J., sub. officer. Fire Bridge Singapore <

Buckingham, A. L., assist, station officer, Fire Brigade, Shanghai

Buckingham, W. A. J., engineer, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Buckley, E.T. A.,

Buckley, R., assist., Shanghai Electrical Office,

Construction,

ShanghaiShanghai

Bucknall, E. H.,partner, Cathay

proprietor, StarInsurance

Ginseng Co., Foochow

Bucknell, A. C., harbour master, Klang,

Buda, Rev. T., St. John’s Church, Ta-i, Sarawak Selangor

Buell, R. L., 3rd secy. & consul, American Legation, Peiping

Buelow, R., Agfa Photo representative, Diethelm & Co., Ld., Singapore '

Buelow, H., assist., Melchers & Co., Shanghai

Buenting, Q., manager, E. J. King & Co., Kobe

Buenter, J. H., Getz Bros. & Co., Shanghai

Buerkle, Dr. B., works manager and chemist, Siam Industries, Ld., Bangkok

Bues, W. engr., A. E. G. China Electric Co., Shanghai

Buesing, K. A., Becker & Co., Osaka

Bugbee, H. C., director, Goodrich & Co., Singapore

Bugge, O. L., Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Co., Singapore

Bugge,

Buggy, Rev.W. J.,S.,assist.,

Lutheran Theological

Taikoo DockyardSeminary, HankowCo,, Hongkong

and Engineering

Buhlimanh, M. R., fonde de pouvoir, Louis Ogliastro et Cie., Hanoi

Buhrer, F. G., manager. Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Moji

Buick, D. O., advertising mgr., Shanghai Evening Post & Mercury, Shanghai

Buission, J., assist., Municipalite Francaise, Shanghai

Bulaong, T., Wolfson, J. N. & J. A., Manila

Buley, H. M., Lingnan University, Canton

Bulford, E. H., partner, A. A. Anthony & Co., Penang

Bulkeley, W. L., sub-aoot., National City Bank of New York, Manila

Bulbeley, W. L., sub-accountant. National City Bank of New York, Manila

Bull,

Bull, C.H. J.,R.,inspector,

registrar, Municipal Police,Penang

Supreme Court, Shanghai

Bull, R. D., surveyor, Survey Dept., F.M.S. and S.S.

Bull, W.W.R.,J.,manager,

Buller, Sun Insurance

senior revenue Office, and

officer, Import TokyoExport Office, Hongkong

Bullmore,

Bulloch, J.,R.assistant,

R,, controller,

DairyPost

Farm,andIceTelegraph

and Cpld dept.,

StoragePerak

Co., Ld., Hongkong

Bullock, H., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ld., Amoy

Bullock, P. C., assistant, English Electric* Co.,

Bulloch, R. K., Huttenbach, Lazarus and Sons, Selangor Tokyo

Bultman, O., Seymour, Sheldon Co., Kobe

Bumann, F., Deutsche Farben Handelsges. Waibel & Co., Hongkong

Bumphrey, B. W., assistant, Socony-Vacuum Corpn., Shanghai

Bumstead, K., student imterprelor, British Legation, Peiping

Buncio, D„ Dy Buncio

Bundred, J. W., partner, Goddard & Douglas, Hongkong

Bundy, A., boiler house charge engineer, Electricity dept., Singapore

Bungey, A. P., manager, Keystone Tobacco Co., Ld., Dairen

Bungey, W. S., assist., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld , Shanghai

42 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Bunje, C., accountant, Adelphi Hotel, Sinaappre

Buiije,

Bunje, F.,C.,medical

managerpractitioner,

and secretary,Allan,Vit Alexinand(China),

Strahan Ld., Hongkong

Kirk, Hongkong

Bunje,

Bunk, A.,H. assist.,

F., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum

N. V. Handel Mij. Gestetner, Co., Ld., Hongkong

Soerabaya

Bunneman, C. A., assist., O. H. Anz Sc Co., Chefoo

Bunten,

Buntin, J.,W.,engineer,

manager,electric

Siemens-Schuckert

supply dept., Denki KabushikiPenang

Municipality, Kaisha, Tokyo

Bunting, A., manager, H. E. Kerry it Co.,

Burch, F. R., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Hongkong Kobe

Burch, R. T., factory manager, S. Moutrie & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Burchell, A. H., warder, Prisons dept., Singapore

Burckhard, H. rep.. United Kingdom Tobacco Co. (1929), Ld., Singapore

Burden, J.F. H.,

Burden, H., installation

British American Tobacco Co.,Standard

superintendent, Ld., Bangkok

Oil Co., Penang

Burdet, P., Descours et Cabaud, Saigon

Burdett, H. F., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, etc., Tsingtao

Burdett, S.Don,

Burdick, L., vice-consul forCulbertson

Great Britain, Harbin

Burdick, G, H.,assist., Swan,Texas

manager, Co,, Canton& Fritz, Shanghai

Buren, B. C. van, assist., Dollar Steamship Lines, Ld., Singapore

Burfitt, L. M., Butterfield & S’vVire, Hankow

Burgas, R., assistant, Warmer, Barnes & Co., Iloilo

Burgaud, Rev. Fr. M., Zikawei Observatory, Shanghai

Burge, C.H.J.,A.,assist.,

Burgers, Chinese

manager, Maritime

insular SugarCustoms,

RefiningAntung

Corporation, Manila

Burgess, A., assist., Forbes & Co., Tientsin

Burgess, A. W., assist., United Steel Products Co., Shanghai

Burgess,

Burgess, C., general

Dr.meters manager, Shanghai

R. C., senior Electric Construction

Kedah Co., Ld., Shanghai

Burgess, S., assist., health

Shanghaiofficer, Medical

Power dept.,

Co., Shanghai

Burgess, W. J., assist., Malayan Tobacco Distributors Ld., Singapore

Burgess, W. T., Insurance Co. of North America, Shanghai

Burghardt, G., travelling agent, R. F. Goessele, Singapore

Burgoyne, A. E. L., partner, Kwang Hsueh Publishing House, Shanghai

Burgoyne, E. j., partner, Kwang Hsueh Publishing House, Shanghai

Buriak, K., Chinese Maritime Customs, Harbin

Buriatte,

Burk, R.,C. E.assist.,

A. de,Oculists’

Presgrave & Matthews, Penang

Burke, P., advocate, JohnInstitute

Campbell Co.,&Ld.,

Co.,Shanghai

Ld., Singapore

Burke, T.,C.chief

Burken, Van,inspector of Police,Stoomvaart

assist, manager, Selangor Maatschappij, Singapore

Burkewin, Philippine Manufacturing Oo., Manila

Burket,

Burkhardt, Rev.H.,E.partner,

S. American BaptistBuchnan

Burkhardt, Mission,

Swatow

Shanghai

Burkhardt, H., partner, Jaeger A Co., Singapore

Burkhardt,

Burkill, Lt.-Col. V. R., military attache, British

Shanghai Peiping

Legation,

Burkill, A.C. R.,W., merchant,

merchant, A.A. R.R. Burkill

Burkill && Sons,

Sons, Shanghai

Burkill, I. F., assist., Kennedy, Burkill

Burkman, C. H., supervisor, Ligget & Meyers Tobacco & Co., Ld., PerakCo., Inc., Manila

Burkwall, Dr. H. F., American Presbyterian Mission;, Kachek, Hainan

Burkwall,D.Rev.

Burling, H. O. T.,Maritime

AmericanCustoms,

Bible Society, Canton

Burling, W. Y.,J., Chinese

cashier, Hongkong and ShanghaiHarbinHotels, Ld., Hongkong

Burlingham,E„D.,assist,

Burmeister, divisional supt., Handels

Mee-Yeh Central Cbmpagnie,

Police Station,Hankow

Hongkong

Burn, A. C., Eickhoff & Co., Shanghai

Burn, A. C., managing director, Representation for British Manufacturers, Ld., Hankow

Burn, A.S. E.J., H.,representing,

Burn, travel representative, American Express Co., Inc., Yokohama

Burn, W. A., manager, Smith,Thos. BellG.& Co.,

Hill Ld.,& Co., Shanghai

and Consul for Gt. Britain, Zamboanga

Burnard, H., manager, F. J. McDougall, Penang

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 43

Burne, R. M., assist., Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ld., Tokyo

Burne, Dr. T. W. H., senior surgeon, District Hospital, Ipoh, Perak

Burnett,

Burnett, R.G. H., C., China

Merchant,MaiL,Osaka

Hongkong

Burnham, J. R., assist., Sime, Darby & Co., Malacca

Burnham, G. E. resident manager, Pampanga Sugar Mills, Manila

Burnie, C. M.F.,G assist,

Burnington, , branchmaster,

manager, Union

Public Insurance

School SocietyShanghai

for Chinese, of Canton, Shanghai

Burns, Rev. C. F., Maryknoll in South China, Hongkong

Burns, J., mang, dir., Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co., Ld., Shanghai

Burns, N., manager,

Burns, N., assist,, Shanghai

NationalPower Co., ofShanghai

City Bank New York, Yokohama

Burns, R., Evatt & Co., Selangor

Burns, W. S., managing director, Shanghai

Buroh, C., assist., Kofa American Drug Co., Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co., Ld., Shanghai

Burr, F. W. M., executive engineer, P.W.D., Penang

Burr, G. Paterson, medical practitioner, Brangwin & Burr, Swatow

Burrell, F., assist. Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong

Burrell,

Burrington,W., Asia Life Insurance

F., assist, master, PublicCo., Shanghai

School for Chinese, Shanghai

Burrows, F. D., representative director, Cooper & Co., Ld., Kobe

Bursley, J., assist.,

Burson, H.,S. R., Asiatic

assistant, Petroleum

Lane,Calbeck,

Crawford, Co.Ld.,Hongkong

(South China), Ld., Hongkong

Burstall, assistant, Macgregor A Co. Ld., Singapore

Burt, C. G., maintenance assist., Architect’s dept., Municipality, Singapore

Burt,

Burton, A. L., wharfinger, H’kong. & K’loon. Wharf(P.I.)

J., president, The Pure Caine Molasses Co. Inc., Manila

& Godown Co., Kowloon, Hongkong

Burton, Dr. C. H., dental surgeon, Hongkong

Burton, E. M., assistant, Butterfield &. /Swire, Shanghai

Burton, J.J., R.,personal

Burton, managingassist,proprietor.

to chief accountant,

Estate and Peiping-Liaoning Railway,Selangor

Hospital Supply Agency, Tientsin

Burton, V. A., signs per pro.,

Burton, W., judge, Supreme Court, Johore Wm. Jacks & Co., Ld., Singapore

Burtt,

Busby, A. W.,W. Government Analyst, Singapore

Busch, J.,Dr.partner,A., J.London

Busch &Missionary Society, Changchow

Co., Tsingtao

Busch, W., assist., Kunst & Albers, Shanghai

Buschman, A. H., assistant, Slowe & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Busfield, H. H., Lowe, Bingham & Ma thews, Singapore

Bush, A. J., assistant, Wallace Harper A Co., Hongkong

Bush, E. D., manager, Bush & Co., Hongkong

Bush,

Bush, J.,E. 11., ManilaBush

manager, Trading and Supply

Chemical Co., Iloilo

i o., Manila

Bush, L. W., manager, Millington, Ld., Hongkong

Buskirk, Dr. J. D. van, vice-president, Severance Union Medical College, Seoul, Chosen

Buskirk, Wm. van, deputy marshal, U’.S. Court for China, Shanghai

Buss, Claude A., vice-comsul for America, Nanking

Busse, F., assist., R. Johnson & Co„ Canton .

Busse, H., in-charge, C. Holstein & Co., Dairen

Busse, W.,Dr.,

Bussiere, partner, O. H.medical,

conseiller Anz tfc Co, ChefrLegation,

French o Peiping

Bussmann,

Bustraan, J. W., engineer, Henggeler & Martin, Ld.,Tokyo

Walter, Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Selangor

Butchart,

Butcher, A.G.,H.assist., Asiatic Petroleum

R., Hongkong and ShanghaiCo. (North

BankingChina), Ld., Shanghai

Corporation, Yokohama

Butcher, J. D., manager. The Hongkong Electric Co., Ld., Hongkong

Butcher, R. G., district river inspector,

Butcher. W., assist., Dodwell & Co.. Ld., Kobe Chinese Maritime Customs, Yochow

Rutland, B. E„ district manager, The Texas Co. (Ch'na), Ld., Ts ngtao

Rutland, C. A., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Kiukiang

Butler, B.B., C.,

Butler, agent, Everett.

assist., CanadianInc., Trade

ManilaCominissioner, Batavia

Butler, B. G., assist, manager, Rocony-Vacuum Corpm, Manila

Butler, C. H., manager, Butler & Co., Shanghai

44 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

B a tier, E., supt. engineer, Blue Funnel Line, Holt’s Wharf, Hongkong

Butler, E. D., partner, Gibson, Anderson, Butler & Co., Selangor

Butler, E. O., assistant, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Butler, G. D., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Hangchow

Butler, H. A. G., warder, Convict Establishment, Taiping, Perak

Butler, I. D., Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Tsinan

Butler, Dr. L. E., medical, practitioner, Tokyo

Butler, P.R. D.,

Butler, C., consul

assist., for Great Britain,

Hongkong ElectricTokyo

Co., Hongkong

Butler, T. H., manager, Caldbeck. Macgregor & Co., Tientsin

Butlin, S. T., partner, Linstead &

Butrick, R. R, consul, American Consulate, Davis, Hongkong

Shanghai

ButsOn, C. W., partner, Nielsen & Malcolm,

Butt, C. F., architect, Spence, Robinson & Partners, Hankow Shanghai

Butt, D. M., assistant, Scott, Harding &

Buttar, R. L., assistant, McAuliffe, Davis & Hope,Co., Ld., Shanghai

Penang

Butte, George C., vice-Governor of the Philippines, Manila

Butte,

Butter, W., agent for Signode Steel StrappingInc.,

W.. assist., Gillespie Rogers-Pyatt Co., Go., Hankow

Singapore

Butterfield, H. M., executive engineer, P.W.D., Kedah

Butterfield, H. S., Arnhold & Co., Ld., Hankow

Butterfield, W. A., supt. engineer, Asiatic Petroleum Go., Ld., Hongkong

Buttler, A., manager, A.E.G. China Electric Co., Mukden

Buttmamin, R., Consul for Germany, Yokohama

Button, A., Far Eastern manager, S. Osborn & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Button,

Buttress,F.E.J.,F.,senior executive

engineer, engineer,

P.W.D., P.W.D., Johore Bahru, Johore

Hongkong

Butts, Halleck, A., commercial attache, U.S.A.

Butts, V. R., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Embassy, Tokyo

Ld., Shanghai

Buxbaum,

Buxton, H. T., manager, W. A. Hannibal & Co., HongkongTokyo

C. H., managing director, Hospital Supply Co.,

Buxton, P. H., forest ranger, Forest dept., Sarawak, Borneo

Buxton,

Buyanow,V.A.R.,S.,manager,

manager,Rigold,

BabcockBergmann

& Wilcox,& Tientsin

Co., Ld., Singapore

Buyers, A. F., assistant, Arnhold & Co., Shanghai

Buyers,

Byatt, A.G- A.,R.,chartered

manager,acct., ThomsonLd.,

Solignum, & Co.,Selangor

Tientsin

Byatt, R. N., assist., Boustead & Co., Ld., Singapore

Byles, G. F., assist., Eastern Ext. Telegraph Co., Ld., Sharp Peak, Foochow

Byrd, C. F., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corpn., Shanghai

Byrd, H., Socony-Yacuum Cbrporationi, Manila

Byrde, IL. W., inspector, Police dept., Alor Gajah, Malacca

Byrne, E. G., broker, iLovatt & Byrne, Hankow

Byrne, G. T., professor of chemistry, University, Hongkong

Byrne, P. L., Nivea Co., Hankow

Byrnes, F. J., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Swatow

Cable, F. S., assist., South British Insurance Co., Ld., Singapore

Cable, R. E., apothecary, Medical dept., Hongkong

Cabrera, C., mgr., Provincial order dept., P’pine Education Co., Inc., Manila

Cadiere, C., Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels des 1’Indo-Chine, Haiphong

Cacace, G. A., David Co., Saigon

Cacace, Geo. O. V., acting interpreter, Italian Legation, Bangkok

Cacho, J., civil engineer, Cacho and Hidalgo, Manila

Cacho, J., manager, “Germania” Cacho Hermanos, Manila

Cacrio, C. proprietor, National Iron Wh>rks, Manila

Cadbury, Dr. W. W., College physician, Lingnan University, Canton

Cadd, H., assist., Shanghai Tug. & Lighter Co.. Shanghai

Caffarena, G. IL., Chinese Govt. Salt Administration, Changsha

Caganpang, S., Gancaoco & Co., Manila

Caguiat, E., Clark & Larkin, Manila

Cahusac, A. F., Patent Attorney, Tokyo

Oahusac, B. W., secty., Sun Life Ass. Co. of Canada & Consular Agent, Kyushu

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 45

Cahusac, E. B., branch secretary, Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Osaka

Call lard, J„ assist., Cie de 'Commerce et de Navigation, Saigon

Cairncross, J., agent, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Bangkok

Cairns, A., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Johore

Cairns, A. M., assist., Borneo Cb., Ld., Singapore

Cairns, D. G., boarding officer, Harbour dept., Hongkong

Cairns, J., financial assist., Municipal Engineer’s dept., Penang

Calame, J., assistant, Oliver-Chine, Tientsin

Calcar, L. P. van, asist., Netherlandsch Indische Handelsbank, Hongkong

Calcraft, (L. A., assist., Butterfield & Swire, Shanghai

Oaldas,

Caldbeck,L. R.G. Roper,

J. das, Great

assist.,Northern

BousteadTelegraph Co., Ld., Shanghai

& Co., Singapore

Calder, A. B., assistant, U. iS. iDepartment of Commerce, Shanghai

Calder, A. B., assist, aoct., (Shanghai Electric •Construction Co., Ld., Shanghai

Oalder, H. A., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

: Calder, J., commissioner, Land Office, Batu Pahat, Johore

Calder, M. G., assist., Eastern, Ext. Australasia Telegraph Co., Medan, S’tra

Calder, W. G., assist., General Electric Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Calderwood, R. W., probationary assist., Commissioner of Police, Selangor

Caldicott, K. C., senior dist. engr., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

; Caldwell, C. M., master, English School, Muar, Johore

Caldwell,

Caldwell, F.H.A.L.,S.,Lingnan

officer ofUniversity,

Police, Perak

Canton

) Caldwell, J., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Shanghai

j Calero, A. M., secy, to dir., U.S. Shipping Board Mer. Fleet Corpn., Manila

j Caleyn, C. J., surveyor, Singkep Tin Maatschappy, Singapore

Calhaem, iDr. T. M., dentist., J. G. Hanna, Singapore

Calhoun, A. D., sub-manager, National City Bank of New York, Shanghai

Callaghan, G. W., assist., Kung Yik Mills, Shanghai

j Gallant, A., sub-accountant, Banque Beige pour 1’Etranger, Shanghai

Callaway, C., manager, Philippine Refining Co., Manila

Oallet, H., Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels de 1’Indo-Chine, Haiphong

; Calligan, S., assist., Karagheusian American Corporation, Tientsin

Galman, A. M., asst., Hongkong & Whampoa (Dock Co., Ld., Kowloon. H’kong

Calthrop, L. H. C., assistant superintendent, Police Headquarters, Hongkong

Calver, D. E., conservator of Forests, Sarawak

Calvert, Col. E., assistant quartermaster, U.S. Army, Manila

Calvert, H. M., atng. cont. of Govt. Monopolies & (Shipping Master, Sarawak

Calvert, J. D., International Export Co., iLd., Hankow

Calvo, Rev. M., vice-director, iSt. Joseph’s Seminary, Foochow

Camatta, R., Chinese Maritime: Customs, Hankow

Camatta, R., Chinese Maritime Customs, Kuikiang

Cameron, A. G., Honigkoing & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Haiphong

' Cameron, Allan, Oriental manager, Canadian Pacific Steamship Co., Hongkong

Cameron, A. P., assistant, Hongkong & Shanghhai Bank, Mukdenl

Cameron, A. R., assist, engineer, 'Singapore Traction Co., Ld., iSingapore

Cameron, A. T., engineer, Electricity department, Municipality, Singapore

Cameron, Rev. A., Broadcast Tract Press & Faith Orphanage, Changsha

Cameron, D. M., assistant, British-American Tobacco Co., Singapore

V Cameron, ID. R., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Aust. & China, Perak

Cameron, E., assist., United Engineers, Ld., Perak

■ Cameron, E. J. M., assistant, Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ld., Singapore

I Cameron, G. A., manager, Oriental Hotel, Kobe

| Cameron, G. D., assistant, Guthrie & .Cq., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

I Cameron, G., genii, manager, Moulton (Eastern), Ld., E. S. & R. Q., Singapore

, Cameron, G. M., assist., Centrial Agency, Ld., (Shanghai

Cameron, H. H., assist., Amos Bird Co., Shanghai

Cameron, Dr. I. G., partner, Macaskill & Cameron, Selangor

Cameron, I. M., assist,., Ker & Co., Cebu

Cameron, I. R., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Tientsin

68*

46 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Cameron, J., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Haip^dn^

Cameron, J. A., medical officer, Medical dept., Kedah

CamerblV J. J., drigineer, Green Island Cemeht Co., Hok-Uih, Hongkong

Cameron, J. M., assist., Smith, Bell & Go., iLd.. Manila

Cameron, P. W., assistant, Cai’roll Bros., Hongkong

Cameron, R., c.A., Thomson & Co., Hankow

Cameron, Dr. R. E., mddicaT officer, Chipiese Maritime Customs, Sbanghai

Cameron, R. E.,, sal email, Roxor Advertising Co., Hongkong

Cameron, R. V., assist stipt. engineer, Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong

Cameron, W. ID., mgr. for Japan, Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Tokyo

Camidge, R, A., Acct., Chartered! Bank of Tiiidia, Australia a'hid* China, Manila

Camier, R., agent auxiliaifes, Barque d© Plndo-Chinei, Singapore

Caminada, C., assist., ’ liite'rnational (Savings-Society, Shanghai

Caminada, R., Signs pfer pro., S. A. Cl'erici, Bedoni & Co., Shanghai

Cammiade, C. A., Chinese Maritime Customs, Harbin

Cammiade, G. E., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Camp, H. de la, merchant, Delacamp, Piper & Co., Kobe

Camp, L. de la, assistant, Delacamp, Piper & Co., Kobe

Campagiie,' T. J., vtni Lbokerten,'Siigns p. p., C. M. Vqrstanlanidart, Semarang

Campbell, A. S., cbtomissipiriter, Chinese Maritime Cil-stOlhSj Nongmoon

Campbell, O. H., Otis Elevator Co., Shanghai

Campbell, O. K., Labuan Pileh, Ld., Pt. Dickson, Negri Sembilan

Campbell, O., service manager, China Motors,, Shanghai

Campbell, D., qhief engineer, China Merchants Steam Naivigation Co., Shanghai

Campbell, D., manager, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & Chin,a, Peiping

Campbell, D., cotton mills dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., I.id., Shanghai

Campbell, E., assist., Lane, Crawford, Ld., Hongkong

C^impbej], G. B.,3 Sbcdny'-Vacuum Corporation, Tientsin

Campbell, G. C., water^opks engineer, Piiblm Works dept., Hongkong

Campbell, G.’ L., ih^r'./'^lpss dept.), American Asiatic Underwriters, Shanghai

Campbell, G.. sign® per pro., Butterfield & Swire, Nanking

Campbell, H. B.', merchant, Shanghai

Campbell, Dr. H. E., Fobchbw Cliristiari Union Hospital, Foochow

Campbell, H. F., manager, Show an. Tomes & Co., Canton

Campbell, H. K., secretary,' 77?r Chinn, Jnvr?ml. Shanghai

Campbell, H. R,, sub-accountanit Natiohal City Bank of New York, Canton

Campbell,

Campbell, T.J., E.,assist,

signsengineer,

per pro..P.H.W.B.department,

OampheH, Paints

F.M.S.& Painting, S’hai

Campbell, J., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Shanghai

Campbell, J. C., acting assist, siipt. engineer. Butterfield & Swire, Shanghai

•Campbell, J. D., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Campbell, J. G., engineer, Public Works department, Hongkong

Campbell, J. G., sub-accountant, British Municipal Council, Tientsin

Campbell, J. L., proprietor, Campbell Co., Singapore

Campbell, J., McGregor Iron Works, Shanghai

Campbell, JohnM.,G.,‘supervisor,

Campbell, K. partner, John

EasternG. Extension

Campbell Telegraph

& Co., (Singapore

Co., Ld., H’Kong

Campbell, K. W., assistant, MacKenzie & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Campbell, P. R.„ assist., signs per pro., Henry Waugh & :Co-, Ld., Singapore

Campbell, R., assist., Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co.. Shanghai

Campbell, R. A., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ld., Hongkong

Campbell, R. S., secretary. Haiho Conservancy Commission, Tientsin

Campbell, T. H.,. assist., C. A. Weber

Campbell, V. T., assistant engineer. Public Works dept., Kluang Johore

Campbell, W. M., shipping dept.,: Harrisons & Crosfield, Ld., Sumatra

Campbell, W. W., agent, Pacific Commercial Co.. Kobe

Campbell, W. W., assist. Hougkong & Shanghai Bank, Shanghai

Campbell, W. W., Panama Mail Steamship Co., Kobe

Camplin, A. B., assist, shift charge engr., (Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Camporelh, A., Societe Franco-Chinoise, Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 47

:

Campos J. P. 4e, Great Northern .Telegraph

Camu, V., Municipalite* Francaice, Shanghai Co., L-dk Shanighai

Candlin, A. H., assist, master, .Ellis Kadoorie Public School, .Shanghai

Ciandlin, T. H. R., assist:., Wm. Forbes & Co., Tientsin

Candolle, F.- de, agent, Etablissements Brossard Mopin, Singapore

Canetti, A., Telge & Schroe.tejr, Shanghai

Canlas, H., Boyle & Co., Inc*, Manila

Canlas, P., Boyle & Co.,. Inc., Manila

■Canaan, A. M., director, Gibb, Livingston & Co,, LtL, '..Shanghai

Cannan, J. F., partner,. Lacey 4: Cannan, iShanghai

Canne, H. D., manager, De Javasche Bank, Koetaradj a, Sumatra

Cannell, A., assist., Municipal, Building Surveyor’s dept., Singapore . . ■,

Canney, J. S., assist., Taikoo, Sugar Refining Co.,, Hongkong

Canning, J. R., assist, S. Moutrie & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Canning, L. E., director, Scott, Harding & Op., ,Ld., Shanghai

Canning, S. T., Palace Tobacco Store, (Shanghai

Canning, T. S., manager, Tabaqueria Filipina, Shanghai.

Cannon, A. S., manager, Japan Advertiser, Kobe

Cannon, W. J., manager, China Import and Export Lumber Co., Tsingtao

Cantley, W., sub-manager, Chartered Bank of India, Kobe

Canton, N. A., assist, officer, Municipal Health dept., Singapore

Cantrell, H. M., assistant, .Anthony & Co.. Singapore

Capel, H. E., acting Clerk;..of Works, Public Works dept., Penang

Capel, E. E., clerk of Works, P.W.D., Penasg

Capell,

Capell, R.C. A., assistant,General

S., assist., Socony-Yacuum

Electric Co.Corporation,. Shanighai

of China, JLd., Hongkong

Oapelle, soc. de Ciments .Eortliand Artificiels ;de Indofchine, Haiphong

Oapen, Rev. R. T., American Baptist Mission, Swatow

Caplan, J., assist., Commercial &: Credit Information. Bureau, Shanghai ,

Caplain, R., acting deputy .Postal,Commissioner, Tsinan

Cappelen, D., Smith & Co., & acting consul,for Netherlands & Norway, Chefoo

Cappelen, J. M., L. H., Smith & Co., Chefoo

Capteyn, C. J. R. D., assist., iSinkep Tin Maatscihappij, ..Singapore ' .. ,

Capule, M. C., Bernabe & Capule, Manila

Caput, inspector du Croupe -Scolairep Erapoo-Annamite, Hadqng, Tonkin

Caraballo, G. H., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Manila

Oarabelli, Rev. Fr. J., Catholic Cathedral, Hongkong

Oaradine, R. E., controller, Posts and Telegraphs, General Post Office, Malacca

Oarbonnell, B., mainager, Dodge &z iSeymour, Ld., Hongkong

Cardeillac, P., sub-manager, Banque de 1’In do-chine' Shanghai

Cardon, Rev. R., vicar, St. Paul’s Church, Taiping, Perak

Carduner, M. le, directeur, Banque de 1’Indo-chine, Pompenh, Saigon

Cardwell, M. W., assistant, Haskins & Sells, Shanghai

Cardwell, R., engineer, Eastern Extension, Telegraph Co., Hongkong

Oaretti, E., secretary, Directorate General of Posts, Shanghai

Cariey, A. E., sub-inspector, Secretariat for Chinese Affairs, Hongkong ■ ’

Carey, A. J. H., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Carey, C. A., Sime, Darby & Co., Ld., iSihgapore

Carey, D. H., assist., , Borneo Co., Ld., Bangkok

Carey, H. R., assistant master, Penang Free School, Penang

Carey, J. H., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Carey, L. J. P.., Broome Rubber Plantations, (Selangor

■Carey, P. T., resident director, China Electric Co., Ld., Canton

Carey, T. F., British Resident, Brunei

Cargill, P. A., assistant, Harper, Cilfillan & Co., Ld., K. (Lumpur, Selangor,

Carion, A. A., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Bank, iShanghai

Carion, E. M., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Blank, Shanghai

Carion:, U. M., Shanghai &. Hongkew Wharf Co., (Ld.. Shanghai

Cariazo, E., Modern Kodak Finishing Co., Manila

Carlberg, Rev. C., Lutheran Theological Seminary, Hankow

48 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

■Oarless, C., assist., F.M.S., Railways, K. iLumpur, Selangor

Carlier, J., assist., Societe Francaise des Yerreries, Haiphong

Carlisle, S. M., assistant, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Carlos, D. A., chief examiner,' Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Carlos, H., directeur, Banque de Tlndo-chine, Battambang, Saigon

Carlsen, A. E., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co., iLd., Shanghai

Oarlsen, E. F., assistant, Chinese Maritime Customs, Hongkong

Oasrlsen, N. P. V., assisitant, Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., Shanghai

Carlson, O. H., assistant, Sdcony-Vacuum Corporation, Shanghai

Carlsoni,

Carlson, E.E. A.,M.,assistant,

manager,The Chase& Bank,

Cornes Shanghai

Co., Yokohama

Carlson, N., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Hankow

Carlson, N. V., accountant, Robert Dollar Cb., Manila

Carlson, Y. E., lights department, Chinese Maritime Customs, Amoy

Carman, I. D., San Juan Heights Addition, Manila

Carmelo, A., president, Carmelo & Baulermann, Manila

Carmichael, D., assist,, Dunlop Rubber Co., Ld., Robe

Carmichael, J. R., Heilbronn Co., Inc., Manila

Carmo, F., accountant, Hankow Light & Power Co., Hankow

Carmona, A. L. B., 1° tenente, Capitania dos Portos, Macao

Carmona, V., secretary of Finance, Government, Manila

Oarnac, P. R., assistant, Green Island Cement Co., Hongkong

Camavarro, M. office assist., Luebbert’s Pharmacy, Shanghai

Carneiro, C. E., assist., iSocotny-Yacuum Corporation, Kobe

Carneiro, F. N., assistant, The Chase Bank, Shanghai

Carnell, A. G. B., sub-officer, Fire Brigade, Shanghai

Camer, J.P. P.,S., Andersen,

Carnes, Meyer & Co.,

assist., Henningsen Ld., Hongkong

Produce Co., Shanghai

Carney, C. E. A.,, pro-consul, British Consulate,

Carney, J. J., health inspector, Municipal Council, Canton Shanghai

Carney, J. W., assistant general manager, Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Shanghai

Carnliro, B. E., (assistant, Arnhold & Co., Ld., Hankow

Caro,

Caro, J.,R., Caro

CaroRam Car Inc.,Service,

Electrical Manila Manila

Caron, P., admin., Dennis Freres, Saigon

Carpenter, E. W. H., assist., Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Kobe

Carpenter, F. G., district officer, Miri, Sarawak

Carr, B., assist., Singapore Cold Storage Co., Bagan Luar, Malaya

Carr, C. A. E., assistant, Public Health dept., Shanghai

Carr,

Carr, D.Edwin,

A. B.,assist,

British-American Tobacco

deputy marshal, U.S.Co.,Court

Ld., for

Shanghai

China, Shanghai

Carr, F. W., manager, Bankoku Toryo Seizosho, Kobe

Carr, G. W., assist., Dodwell & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Carr, J. K., assist., General Motors, Singapore

Carr, J. S.. headmaster, Rangoon Road School, (Singapore

Carr, M. H.. insurance department, Sime, Darby & Co., Ld., Singapore

Carr, John, assist, manager, York Shipley, Inc., (Shanghai

Carr, J. R., supervisor, Botanical and Forestry dept., Hongkong

Carr, P., assist., Jar dine Engineering Corporation, Ld., Shanghai

Carr, T. W., overseer, Public Works department, Hongkong

Garrard, E., manager, Cathay Hotel, Shanghai

Carreiro, Joao M., sub-director, Direccao dos Correios e Telegafos, Macao

Carrel, L. R., Marine dept.. Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Carrero, J., pres., Carrero Vida! &; Co., Manila

Carrie., W. J., assistant treasurer, Treasury, Hongkong

Carrier, O. L., Forest dept., Taipah, Perak

Carriere, J. D., manager, Java-China-Japan Lijnj Shanghai

Carrington, E. P., assist., Chandless & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Carrington, W., assistant, Ewo Cotton Mills, Ld., Shanghai

Carrion, E., general mgr., La Insular Cigar & Cigarette Factory, Manila

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 49

■Carroll, A. H., broker, Oar roll Bros., Hongkong

Carroll, C. K., assistant, Amos Bird Co., Shanghai

Carroll, D., assistant conservator of Forests, Sarawak

Carroll, E. C., partner, Carroll Bros. & Co-, Kobe

Carroll, R. A., Carroll Bros., Hongkong

Carroll, It. J., partner, Carroll Brothers & Co;, Kobe,

Carroll, R. S., senior executive enginee r, Public Works dept., Johore

Carroll, W. J., broker, Carroll Bros., Hongkong

Carruthers, T. S., Public Works dept., Malacca

Carruthers, W. S., assist., Boustead & Co., Kuala Lumpur,,,Selangor

Carson, A. B., c.a., White, Page & Co., Manila

Carson, B. H., asst., Paterson, Simons

Carson, J. C., assist, supt., Prison dept., Kedah

Carson, Dr. J. O., medical officer, Medical dept., Singapore

Carson, L. M., (district manager, Texas Co. (China), Ld., Korea

Carson, W. I., supt., British Cigarette Co., Ld., Mukden

Carst, W. M., Geo. H. Whymark, Kobe

Carstensen,

Carter, assist., K., Shanghai

Great Northern Telegraph

Waterworks Co., (Shanghai

Co., Ld., Ld., Shanghai

Carter, A., Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Carter, A. H., sub-officer, Municipal Fire Brigade, Singapore

Carter, A. J., acct.., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Tsinanfu

Carter, D-, assist., Doughty & Co., iShanghai

Carter,

Carter, E.G., S.,warder,

engineei-, Publicdepartment,

Prisons Works, >ifept.,Singapore

Hongkong

Carter, H. W., acct., Shanghai Waterworks, Shanghai

Carter, R. tG., assistant, British Legation, Peiping

Carter, W. J. B., assist., Butterfield & Swire, Shanghai

Cartier, L. P. G. de, commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Kiukiang

Cartner,

Cartwright, J., secretary, Metal BoxSt.andHelen’s

E. R., director^ PrintingCourt,

Industries, Ltd., Shanghai

Ld1., 'Singapore

Cartwright, G. J. H., manager, Cobb & Co., Perak

Carvalho, B. P., assist, manager, American Asiatic Underwriters, Saigon

Carvalho, Dr. H. B. de, Reparti'e^o Judicial, Macao

Carvalho, Dr. H. L., assist.' bacterioldgist, Govt. Hospital, Muar, Johore

Carver, TJ. P., assistant, Sdebny-Vacuum Corporation, iShanghai,

Casal, L . A., assistant, F.' S. Morse; surveyor, Kobe

Casas, P., manager, Filipinasi Comparia de Seguro, Manila

Oasati,

Case, E.A.,J.,commissioner, Chinese Maritime

manager, British-American Customs.,

Tobacco Co.,(Kongmoon

(Ld., (Singapore

Case, H. E., assist, general manager,' Yangtze Rapid (S.S. Co., Ichang

Case., Lt.-Col. R. W., ordniance office'r, D.B. Army, Manila

Case, W. H., supt., Trade. & Customs, Seremban

Case, W., Kreidt Printing Co., Manila

Caseley, J. R., civil engineering dept., Fogden, Brisbane & Co., Singapore

Casey*

Casey, E.,0. *E., attorney,Casey,

sole partner, iSocony-Vacuum

Co., ChefooCorporation, Manila

kManila

Casey, T., Casey’s Shoe Store,

Cash, A. L, assist, station officer, Govt. Fire Brigade, Hongkong

Cassam, L. H., assist., Singer Sewing Machine Co., Singapore

Casselle,

Cassels, A.J.M.,E., agent,

accountant, International

Chartered Export

Bank of India, Co., Ld.,andTientsin

Australia China, Medan

Cassels, E. J., assistant, United Engineers,

Casseville, H, commandant, French Legation, Peiping Ld., Singapore

Cassidy, P., assist., Shanghai Electric Construction Co.. Ld., Shanghai

Cassidy, P. S., W.partner,

Cassidy, Rev. J. D. Hutchison

F., Catholic

Mission, Foochow ,

Cassime. G. Taupin

Cassy,

Castaner, C.. assistant, Wise <& Co., Inc., Co.,

K. J., assist., Kennedy, Burkill & ManilaLd,, Penang

Castaner, M., Union Insurance! Society of Canton, Manila

50 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Castellain, Dr. J. G., Health officer, F.M.S, Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Castellano, M., signs per pro., Compagnia Italiana d’Estreme Oriente, Shanghai

Castilho, J. R., second bailiff, Supreme Court, Hongkong

Castillo, C., Castillo and Hijos, Manila

Castillo, J. T. del., Ker & Co., Ld., Manila

Castle, T.G.,N.,

Castle, assist.,

manager, Hongkong and Kowloon

Whiteaway, LaidlawWharf& Co.,and

Ld.,Godown

SingaporeCo., Ld., Hongkong;

Castrillo, E., assist., Palatine Insurance Co., Shanghai

Castro, C. D. A. e, Consul

Castro, E., Botica & Hensonina, Manila for Portugal, Hongkong

Castro, F. X. D’Almadae Castro, solicitor, Hongkong

Castro, Dr. J. F. de, Reitor, Liceu Central De Macao, Macao

Castro, Leo d’Almada e, solicitor, Hongkong

Castro,

Casupanan,de M., civil engineer,Bros., Siochi, Inc., . Manila

Caswell, F. V.,E. Casupanan

G., assist, surveyor, ManilaSurvey dept., Teluk Anson, Perak

Catchators, M. M., member, Armemian Church of St. Gregory, Singapore

Cate, A. J. American Asiatic Underwriters,

Cate, G. L. ten B., sub-accountant, Netherlands Ld,, Trading

Manila Society, Hongkong

Cate, L. chief

Cateau, H. tendeBruggen, manager, Bendien’s World Service, Shanghai

Cater, C. O., assist., Guthrie & Co., Ld., Singapore Municipale, Cholon

bureau comptabilite, Administration

Cathala, R., Societe desi Ciments Portland Artificiels de Plndo-Ohine, Haiphong.

Gathers,

Catling, H.H.,J.,resident secretary, Chartered

sub-accountant, Manufacturers’

Bank Life Insurance

of India, Co., and

Australia Singapore

China, Kobe

Catois, F. H., manager, Pathe Orient, Tientsin

Caton, V. L, assist., Mustard & Co., Ld.,

Cator, G. E., supt., S.S. Govt. Monopolies, Singapore Shanghai

Catot, J., Catot Film Exchange, Manila

Cattaneo, G., Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc., Manila

Catt,

Cattell,J. E.E., M.,chiefsub-accountant,

electrical engineer and inspr.,

Chartered Bank ofElectrical dept.,andSelangor

India, Aust. China, Harbin

Catto, A. R., Newspaper correspondent, Tokyo

Caudron, K., manager, Franco Eastern Trading Co., Singapore

Caudron, R. M., Postal commr., Post Office, Yunnanfu

Caulfield, B.R. E.,St. assist.,

Caulton, G., res. Kailan

engineer,Mining

PublicAdministration,

Works dept., Singapore

Shanghai

Caulton, G., chief engineer, China Merchants Steam Navigation Co., Shanghai

Caunce, R., assistant sanitary engineer. Municipality,

Cautherley, G. H., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Shanghai Singapore

Cavaliere,

Cavanagh,J;,E.M.A., J., district deputyNational

sub-manager, commissioner,

City BankChinese PostalYork,

of New Administration,

Manila Hankow-

Cavanna, Lawyer, Bufeet Cavanna, Manila

Cavanaugh, P. W., Harbour Office, Customs, Shanghai

Cave-Brown, 'R. P., accountant, British American Tobacco Co., Tientsin

Cavell,L. R.J., assist..

Cave, Mustard &■

G., vice-pros., Co., Ld.,

Automatic Hongkongof China Shanghai

Telephones

Cave,

Cavender, H. M., general agent, Robert Dollar Wireless

R. F., works manager, Chinese National Co., ManilaTelegraph Co., Shanghai

Cavendish, A., director of co-operation and registrar, Selangor, F.M.S.

Cavendish, H. L., assist.} Dodwell & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Cavicchioni, Dr. C. A., minister, Italian Legation, Bangkok

Cavouris, C., surveillant, Municipality Francaise, Shanghai

Cawley, W.A.,F.,Cayetano

Cayetano, Passenger& agent, Robert Dollar Co., Manila

Co., Manila

Caynes, C. C., station officer.

Cazeau, G., Corapagiiie des Chargeurs Fire Brigade,

Reunis,Shanghai

Saigon

Cazes, E.. chief de la garde, Municipalite Francaise, Shanghai

Cecil, L. F., assistant manager, American Express Co., Inc., Shanghai

Cecilio, Dr.Reyes

Cecilio, L., A., Cecilio

TeodoroPress, Manila

de Los, Manila

Ceecaldi,

Celis, J., Municipalite

A., manager, Francaise,

International Shanghai

General Electric Co., Manila

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 51

■Ceron,

Cells, Rev.

C., Fr. A. de,Reyes

manager, St. Dominic’s.

& Reyes, College,

Inc., Foochow

Manila

Ceron, C. G., secretary, Manila Yellow Taxicab Co. Inc., Manila

Cepeda, A., assist,

Cesar, Jacome P. deengineer,

Berenguer,Moreta’s ConsultingBrazilian

2nd secretary, Office, Manila

Embassy, Tokyo

Cessford, G. A., assist, water engineer, Municipal Water dept., Singapore

Cessford, R. A., branch manager, Fraser i fc Neave, Perak

Chabert, L., Descours et Cabaud, Saigon

Chabert,

Chaboud,P.,H.,assist.,

assist.,CieChina

Franco-Asiatique

Merchants Pongee des Patroles, Saigon

Association, Inc., Shanghai

Chadani, Y., managing director, Horne Co., Ld., Osaka

Chadderton, C., assistant, Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ld., Shanghai

Chadderton,

Chadderton, J.J., W.,

assist., Municipal

assist., Health department,

China Printing.and Shanghai

■ Finishing Co., Shanghai

Chadderton, N., senior warder, Municipal

Chadwick, A. G., assist., Guthrie & Co., Ld., Ipoh Police, Shanghai

Chadwick, F., Jardine Engineering

Chaffanjon, L. J., merchant, Haiphong Corporation, Harbin

Chaffoy, E. de, manager, Orient Tobacco Manufactory, Hongkong.

Chagin, S.,R.,North

Chaillan, assist.,China

RacineDaily NewsShanghai

et Cie., and Herald, Shanghai

Chailland, P., percepteur, Municipalite Francaise, Shanghai

Chalhoub, Charles, managing director, Chalhoub & Co., Ld., Kobe

Chalhoub, Rene,

Chalhoub, Emile,Chalhoub

Chalhoub&&Co., Co.,Ld.,

Ld.,Kobe

Kobe

Chalker, M., furniture maker and decorator,Kobe

Chalhoub, Theodore, Chalhoub & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Chalkley,

Chalmers, H.J. J.,

C., teacher, China Dockyard

assist., Taikoo Inland Mission Boys’ School,Co.,Chefoo

and Engineering Hongkong

Chalmers, J. McRae, mgr., Maynard •& Co., Ltd.,Co.,

Chalmers, J. M., assist., Singapore Cold Storage Singapore

Singapore

Chalmers, R., assist., United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Chalmondeley,

Chambrelan, A.R. G., H., Chinese

MessageriesMaritime Customs,Kobe

Maritime, Shanghai

Chamberlain, B. R., local passenger dept., Robert Dollar Co., Kobe

Chamberlain, C. B., consul for U.S.A., Harbin

Chamberlain,

Chamberlin, B.L.E.,W.,dir.sub-manager,

and accountant,National

JapanCitySteel

Bank of NewCo.,

Products York,Ld.,Osaka

Tokyo

Chambers, B. I., general manager, United Engineers, Ld.,

Chambers, E. A. C., assist., Shanghai and Hongkew Wharf Co., Lid., Shanghai Singapore

Chambers, E. E., manager, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and

Chambers, G. C., assist, commissioner of public health, Municipal Council, Shanghai China, Penang

Chambers, Dr. G., Shanghai General Hospital, Shanghai

Chambers, G. S„ assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Chefoo

Chambrs, H. B., vicei-pres. and treasurer, Guttridge & Chambers Inc., Manila

Chambers, W. B., health inspector, Municipal Council, Shanghai

Chambers,

Chamier, A.,Dr.Parochial

W. M., chief medical

Church officer,St.Penang

Council, Andrew’s Cathedral, Singapore

Cham bon, A., vice-consul for France,

Chamoton, J., assist., Olivier-Chine, Hankow Foochow

Champanhet,

Champeix, L., A., directeur,

manager, Soc.EstIndochinoise

Asiatique Erancais, SaigonSaigon

de.-Commerce,

Champelovier, C. T., inspector, Sanitary dept., Hongkong,

Champion, Rev. A. B., Chaplain, St. Thomas’ School, Sarawak

Champkin, C., director, China Agricultural Development Co., Ld., Hongkong

Champoud,

Chancellor, C.,M., general

manager.manager,

Nestle &Reuter’s,

Anglo-Swigs Condensed Milk Co., Kobo

Ld., Shanghai

Chand. Dr. N., assist, surgeon, medical dept.,

Chander, A. C., commissioner, Municipality, Singapore Sarawak

Chandler, D.

Chandler, Rev.J.,H.assist., China General

E., American OmnibusMission,

Presbyterian Co., Ld.,Tsingtao

Shanghai

Chandler, T. W., General Electric Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Chandless, R. PL, Chandless k Co., Ld., Tientsin

Chandran, L. R., barrister-at-law, Rogers & Son, Malacca

52 FOREIGN RESIDENTS;

Channon, E, U., architect, Swan & Maciaren, Singapore

Chapar, J., fonde de pouvoir, Banque de ITndo-chine, Saigon

Chapeaux, G., Municipalite Francaise, Shanghai

Chapeaux, M., director, International Savings Society, Shanghai

Chapelain, A. M., postal commissioner, Post Office, Shanghai

Chaplin, G., assist., Cie. Francaise de Tramways, Shanghai

Chaplin, Y.G. S.,

Chaplin, F., Jardine

assist., Borneo Co., Ld.,

Engineering Sarawak Ld., Shanghai

Corporation,

Chapman, A., cost clerk, Butterfield

Chapman, A. G., Chinese Maritime Customs, Swatow& Swire, Hongkong

Chapman, C. L., partner, Whittall & Co., Klang, Selangor

Chapman, F. J., third consul and third secretary, American Legation, Peiping

Chapman, F. J., chief office assist., building surveyor’s dept., Municipality, Singapore-

Chapman, G., Oriental Consolidated Mining1 Co., Tabowei, Chosen

Chapman, G. S., consumers’ engineer, Electric Supply dept., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Chapman, H. A., director, Helm Bros., Ld. Kobe

Chapman,

Chapman, H. H. S.,J., Examiner,

secretary, China

ChineseEngineers,

Maritime Ld., Shanghai

Customs, Foochow

Chapman, J. H., consul for America, Nagoya

Chapman, J. B., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Chapman,

Chapman, Rev.

P. E., J. J., American Church Mission, Kyoto

Chapman, W. M., assist., RisingHaiho

works supt., Sun Petroleum

ConservencyCo.,Commission,

Moji Tientsin

Chapman, W. P., clerk, Siam Commercial Bank, Ld., Bangkok

Chapman, W. S., manager, Steel Bros. Co., Bangkok

Chappin, Y., assist, manager, Associated Products Co. Foochow

Chappie,

Char, Thos. E., assistant,

C., assist.,Bombay

Ilbert &Burmah Trading Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

Co., Shanghai

Chardin, C. G. M., agent, Union Insurance Society of Canton, Haiphong

Charet,

Charles, S.,Fr.,adv. manager, FarMunicipal

Franco-Chinese Eastern Review,

School,Shanghai

Shanghai

Charles, R. H., manager, Roxor Advertising Co., Hongkong

Charles, T., architect and surveryor, Peiping

Charleton, T., assist., Swan, Culbertson and Fritz, Shanghai

Charleux, G. J., manager, International Savings Society, Hankow

Charley,

Chariot, E.,N.,president,

Raines & Fonciere

Co., Manila

et Immobilitre de Chine, Shanghai

Chariot, G., assist., Olivier Chine, Shanghai

Charlton, J. C., Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co., Ld., Shanghai

Charlton, K. S., assistant, INurupi Kozan K. K., Seoul

Charlton, W. D.,C. acting

Charlwood, assist, auditor general, AuditCo.,dept.,

andF.M.S.,

consul Selangor

Charon, R., E.fondes H.,demanager,

pouvoir,Adamson,

Banque deGilfillan

Saigon,& Saigon for Sweden, S’poi’e

Charrier, E., director, Union Franco-Chinoise de Navigation, Chungking

Charter, J. R. N., state forest officer, Pahang

Charters, W. C,, officer, Fire Brigade, Municipality, Shanghai

Chassels,A. T.S.,R.,consul

Chase, for United

assistant, States,& Mukden

Butterfield Swire, Hongkong

Ohasey, Lt.-C'ol. L. C., executive engineer, Public Works dept., Singapore

Chiatagnon, P. M., assistant, Jardine, Matbeson & Co , Yokohama

Chatel, H., assist., L. Grenard & Co., Shanghai

Ohatelain, P., French Mission, Canton

Chater, E. A., sanitary inspector, Sanitary dept., Hongkong

Chater, R.W. W.,

Chater, superintendent,

J.,K.,assist., accountant, Government

Public Printing

Works and Ld.,Office, Sarawak

Railways dept., Sarawak

Chatham, G. assistant, Jardine,

Chatham, J. K., Perrin, Cooper & Co., Tientsin Matheson cf e Co., Hankow

Chatham, W. H., Perrin, Cooper & Co., Tientsin

Chatley, H., engineer-in-chief, Whangpoo Conservancy Board, Shanghai

Chaudoin,W.E.H.,A. supt.

Chatten, electricPostal

L., Yunnan engineer, Royalhead

District Naval office,Dockyard,

YunnanfuHongkong

Chauvin,C.Ch.,H., director,

Chaves, Cie Havraise

assist., South Indochinoise,

British Insurance Co., Saigon

Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 53

Ghayet, M., French Legation, Peiping

■Cheek, M. C., director, West Coast Life Insurance Co..and Rice & Co., W.R., Shanghai

Cheeseman, H. E., supt. of Education, Johore

Cheeseraan, I. A., Lane, Crawford & (Jo., Ld., Shanghai

Cheetham, A., assist., Kung Yik Mills, Shanghai

Cheetham, B. L., assist., Glathe and Witt, Shanghai

Cheetham, C. S., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Shanghai

Cheffers, W., sanitary engineering dept., Buket Timah Factory (Concrete), Singapore

Chelliah, C., assistant surgeon, Medical department, J oho re

Chelliah, J. V., Victor & Co., Penang

Chembulatoff, A., supervisor, L. E. Hudec, Shanghai

Chence,

Cheney, G.,J. directeur general,Shanghai

B., reporter, Society des Cements

Times, Portland Artificiels, Haiphong

Shanghai

Chenoir, S., assist., British Cigarette Co., ShanghaiHongkong

Cheney, S. K., optometrist, Hongkong Optical Co.,

Chenu, G., dir. gen., Societe des Ciment Portland Artificiels de ITndochine, Haiphong

Cherrill, R. I., asssist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ld., Hongkong

Cherrington, E. Cl, manager, Robinson & Co., Ld., Selangor

Cherry, C. R., director, Boustead & Co., Ld., Singapore

Cherry, W. T., supt., Government Printing Office, Singapore

Chesley,

Chester, J.E.,T.,supt.,

assist.,Filipinas

United Lumber

Engineers,Co.,Ld.,Inc., Manila

Singapore

Chette, Dr. P. T. A., assist, surgeon, Medical dept..

Chevallier, H. J., local manager, Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Sarawak Tourane

Chevarria, F. C. E., vice-consul for Spain, Shanghai Tokyo

Chevallier, T., general manager, France Boeki Shokai,

Chevet,

Cheverst,Lt.-Col., attache

P., assist., militaire,& Swire,

Butterfield FrenchShanghai

Consulate, Yunnanfu

Chevretton, L., directeur, Banque de ITndochine, Saigon

Cheyne, D. K., Chen Siau Po & Sons, Ningpo

Chiaruttinu, Dr. A., manager, Cie Italina d’Estremo, Shanghai

Chiacs, B., Barretto

Chichester, A., Risingy Cia,

Sun Manila

Petroleum Co., Ld., Tokyo

Chics, M., Chics trucks & Autos Supply, Manila

Chidson, L. H., Allen & Gledhill, advocates, solicitors and notaries, Shanghai

Chijs, S. G. F., van der, manager,

Chilcott, T. A., officer-in-charge, Police Japandept.,

ImportPerakand Export Commission Co., Kobe

Child, E. J., Shanghai Telephone! Oo., Shanghai

Childe, A.E. R.,

Childs, H., secretary,

deputy chief China

clerk,Underwriters, Ld., Hongkong

Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Childs, J., assistant, British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

•Chilsen, W. G., accountant, The Texas Co., Hankow

Chilton, W. B., shipping supt., Kailan Mining Administration, Chinwangtao

Chipp, W. F., engineer, Forest dept., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Chisholm, J.Colin

Chisholm, J., partner,

S.. director, Hallam& Co.,

Watson & Co.,Shanghai

Selangor

Chisholm, T.W.W.,

Chisholm, R., Toyo BabcockMunicipal

snr. warder, KabushikiPolice,

Kaisha, Yokohama

Shanghai

Chittenden, A., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Chittenden,

Chittenden, V., V. H.Government Surveyors’

W., boatswain, HarbourOffice,

dept.,Hongkong

Hongkong

Chitty, L. A., commissioner, Municipality, Malacca

Chofre, S., Union Insurance Society

ChognarH, E., Descours et Cabaud, Saigon of Canton, Manila

Chollot, J. M. X., manager, International Savings Society, Canton

Chollot,

Chollot, L.P. J.,

A., manager,

assist., Racine

S. A. &Fonciere

Cie., Shanghai

et Immobiliere de Chine, Shanghai

Chommeret,

Choplin, R., curate,

G., signs Saigon

per pro., Cathedral,

Banque Mission depour

Franco-Chinoise Saigon, Saigon Peiping

le Commerce,

Chopra, S. N., assistant master, English School, Batu Pahat, Johore

Ohotirmall, D. A., proprietor, Ohotirma'J & Co:, K.A.J., Singapore

Choubine, Joel, 1st secretary, Embassy of the Union of Soviet, Tokyo

Chouvet, F., agent, Compagnie des Messageries Maritimes, Yokohama

54 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Chowns, T., warder, Convict Establishment, Taiping, Perak

Chretienrie, L. A., Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Christ, G., assist., Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Shanghai

Christeler, A., Diethelm & Co., Saigon

Christensen, E., partner, Christensen & Co., and American Flour Co., Hongkong:

Christensen, J. H. M., engineer, Great Northern Telegraph Co., Shanghai

Christensen, L. E., assistant, Great Northern Telegraph Co., Yladivostock

Christensen,

Christensen, P.T. H. L., L., assist., Comes

assistant, Great Northern Telegraph

& Co., Kobe ' Co., Nagasaki

Christian, L. J., American Board Mission, Foochow :

Christian,

Christiani,W.Dr. B., British-American Tobacco Co.

R., director, Christiani (China), Ld.,

& Nielsen, Shanghai

Bangkok

Christians, J., actg. chancellor, German Consulate, Yokohama

Christians, R., assist., Windsor & Co., Bangkok

Christiansen, E,,

Christiansen, Rev.assist.,

C., Danish

Great Lutheran

Northern Mission,

TelegraphAntung Co., Shanghai

Christiansen, H., Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen, Manila

Christie, F., assist., Lacey Cannan, Ld., Shanghai

Christie,

Christinse, J., assist., Philips China Co., Shanghai vice-cons, for Gt. Britain, Haiphong

T. L., Chartered Bk. of Ind., Aust. & China &

Christoph,

Christopher,H.,C.assist., Deutsche,

F., assist., FraserStickstoff, Krauch & Co., Shanghai

& Co., Singapore

Christopherson, C. E., American Trade Commissioner, Mukden

Christopherson, D., Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Chryss, P., manager,P.,Shanghai

Chryssanthopoulos, Cotton Waste

vice-president Co., Shanghai

Chuan, D. C., president, Dee. C. and Chuansecretary,

& Sons,Viloudaki & Co Shanghai

Inc., Manila

Chubb, G., assistant, Dodwell & Co., (Ld., Foochow

Chubb, J., assistant, Dodwell & Co., Ld., Foochow

Chubb, S. F., assist, superintendent engineer, Peak Tramways Co., Ld., Hongkong

Chubb,

Chubbman, T., Socony-Vacuum

F., managex*, Ramsey Corporation, Foochow

& Co.. Hongkong

Chudzinski, J. G. de, assistant, Pathe Orient, Shanghai

Chudzinski, M., assistant, Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Church, B.C. E.,

Church, K., manager,

assistant, Federal

Govt. Marine Surveyor’s

Dispensary, office, Harbour

Ld. (Seremban dept.,Selangor

branch), Hongkong

Church, C. J., managing director, Advertising and Publicity Bureau, Hongkong

Church,

Churchill,S. G.S., A.,accountant, National

assist., Asiatic City Bank

Petroleum Co., ofSoochow

New York, Singapore ;

Churchill, G. H. W., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P.I.), Ld., Iloilo

Churchill,

Churchill, J.N.,G.,assist,

sub-accountant,

warehouseman, Chartered

Shanghai Bank& Hongkew

of. India, Australia

Wharf Co.,andLd.,China, Perak

Shanghai

Churchill, W. F. N., district officer, Grik, Perak

Churk,

Churn, N.,

S. M.,assist.,

managing N. I. Mann & Co.,

director, Ld.,Trading

Union Saigon Co., Hongkong

Chuter, A. J., assist., J. L. Thompson & Co., Ld., Kobe

Claes, M.,

Claessen, Tientsin Tramways & Lighting Co.,Co.,Tientsin

Claiborne,A.Lt.H.,H.bookkeeper,

B., languageStorch Brothers

attache, U.S.A.&Embassy, Ipoh,Tokyo

Perak

Clancy,

Clansen,R.,T. Eastern

M., manager, Trading Co., Shanghai

Bernam Oil Palms, Bangkok

Clarabut, C. E. R., English tutor, University, Hongkong

Clare, P.,

Clark, Dr., assist.,

districtDodwellsurgeon,& Co., Ld., dept.,

Medical Shanghai

Beaufort, British North Borneo

Clark, A., inspector, Police Headquarters,

Clark, A. F., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Hongkong

Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Clark,

Clark, A.A. G., Christian missions

R., inspector, in many Lands,

Police Headquarters, Kuanhsiachia, Weihaiwei

Hongkong

Clark, Capt. C. D. le Gros, secretary, Secretariat for Chinese Affairs, Sarawak

Clark, C. G., assist.,

Clark, Donald, Theodor

D. Clark, & Rawlins,

& Co., Shanghai

Port Edward, Weihaiwei

Clark,

Clark, D.D. E.,

M., partner,

ImperialJohn D. Humphreys

Chemical Industries,&Hankow

Son, Hongkong

.FOREIGN RESIDETS 55

Clark, E. E., merchant, Layers & Clark, Por t Fid ward

Clark, E. W., assist., Fogden Brisbane Co., Ld., Singapore

Clark, F. W. G., waterworks engineer, British Municipal',Council, Tientsin

Clark, G. M., assist.^ United Engineers; Ld., Singapore

Clark,

Clark, H.,

H. B.,firstHongkong

accountant, andThe Kailan Bhnking

Shanghai Mining Administratidn, Tientsin

Corporation, Anioriy

Clark, H. I., assistant, A.siatic Petroleum Co., Shanghai

Clark, H. J., share and general broker, Shanghai

Clark, H. T., inspector of Schools, Singapore

Clark, J. A., acting account., Hongk'oog & Shanghai Bafikilig Cbrpn., Penang

Clark, J. B., vice-consul for America,, Shanghai

Clark, J. E.' A., assistant accountant, Secretariat, Penang

Clark, J. F., deputy analyst,'Municipal Health cfe'pt;, Singapore

Clark, J. M. H., assist., Reuters, Ld.', Shanghai

Clark, J. W., engineering dept.. Municipality,. Penang

Clark, J. W. H., temporary warder, Prison department, Singapore

Clark, L., consul, American Consulate, Hankow

Clark, M. M., excise officer and comr. of Customs & Harbour Office, Sandakan, B.N.B*

Clark,

Clark, M.

R. F.,O., assist.,

assist, Taikoo

ghheral Sugar

manager, Socday'Vacuum

Refining Coippratipn, Hongkong

Cog Ld., H'phgkpng

Clark, R. J. B., engineer, Public Works department, Hongkong

Clark, S. E., Shanghai Power Cb., Shanghai

Clark, T., assist.,

Clark, T., light dept.,KungChinese

Yik Mills, Shanghai

Maritime Customs, Amoy

Clark, T. B., U.S. Consulate, Shanghai

Clark, T. S., inspector, Sanitary dept., Hongkong

Clark, W., Millington, Ld., Shanghai

Clark,

Clark, W.

W. C.,C., assist,

assist., manager,

electric engineer,

HongkongElectricity

Telephonedept.,

Co., Sarawak

Ld., J5ongkong

Clark, W. E, Chinese Maritime Customs, Nanking

Clark, W. L.,

Clark, W. G., assist,

inspector of stores,

engineer. Public Works

Electricity dept., dept.,

SarawakHongkong. ,. .

Clark, W. S., signs per pro., Gibb, Livingston & Co,, Ld„ Shanghai

Clarke, A. E., inspector of works, P.W.D., Hongkong

Clarke, A. G., assistant, Secretariat for Chinese Affairs, Hongkong

Clarke,

Clarke, B.B. V.,

A., director, Hopkins, and

assist., Hongkong DunnShanghai

& Co., Shanghai

Banking Corporation, Harbin ;

Clarke, C. A., secy., Raub Australian Gold Mining. Cb., Singapore

Clarke, C. B., manager, Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ld., Hankow

Clarke, C. C., controller, Eastern Extension,, Aust. China Telegraph Co., Ld., H’kong,

Clarke, C. H. G., president, Municipality, Malacca

Clarke, D. H., vice-consul for Great Britain, Mukden

Clarke,

Clarke, F.H. C.,H.,supt., Customs

Surgeon department,

Dentist. SingaporeJohore

Clarke, H. P., secretary, Municipality, Malacca

Clarke, .1. A, partner, Evatt & Co., Perak

Clarke,

Clarke, S.N. T.,W.turbine

B., structural engineer,

house supt., PublicPower

Shanghai WorksCb.,

department,

ShanghaiShanghai

Clarke, V. F., assist., Asiatic Petroleuni Co., Ld,, Changsha

Clarke,

Clarke, W. G.,W.director of criminal investigation, Municipal Police, Shanghai

Clarkson,Rev.C. H., H., American

assist., RussellPresbyterian

& Co., J. A., Mission,

SelangorChangsha

Claudio, Dr.

Claudio, A., Cansipit,

F., prop., Inc., Manila

“Aug Kalasag,” Manila

Claudius, Rev. Bro., Stella Maris School, Weihaiwei

Claudon,

Claunitzer, E., assist., Carl Zeiss K. deK.,Pnom-Penh,

signs per pro., Succursale Tokyo Saigon

Clausen, J. M., acting manager, Bernam Oil Palms, Ld., Bangkok

Clay, J. G., H. C. Dixon & Son, Ld., Shanghaides Petroles, Haiphong

Claviez, O., manager,Cie. Franco-Asiatique

Clay, F.,

Clay, W. Manila

S., ShanghaiTradingPower Co., Shanghai

& Supply Co., Manila

Claydon, C. H., chief engr., China Record Co., Shanghai

56 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Clayton, A. E., assistant, Far Eastern Development Co., Chefoo

Clayton, G. A., General Electric Co., Shanghai

Clayton, H. E., assist., F.M.S. Railways, K. Lumpur, Selangor

Clayton, R. J. B., British adviser, Government, Kelantan and Trengganu

Clear, A. W., asst, mgr., Hankow Dispensary, Hankow

Clear, C. A., engineer, Fred. Wilson & Co., Manila

Cleary, F. C., mgr., William Warner Co., Shanghai

Cleave, H. F., assist., General Motors, Singapore

Clegg' , A.D. E.,

Cleland, F.C.,president, RooseveltandSteamship

assist., Hongkong Shanghai Agency, Inc., Manila Hongkong

Banking Corporation,

Celand, H. R. M., assistant, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews,

Clemensat, P., chef de I’arrondissement a Yunnanfou (Yunnan), Hanoi Shanghai

Clement, A., chef de Parrondissement p.i., a Yunnanfou (Yunnan), Hanoi

Clemente, E., assistant, Smith, Bell & Co., Ld., Manila

Clementi,

Clements, H.A. J., E. Sir Cecil, high

highways comr.,Public

engineer, Federated

WorksMalay

dept.,,States and Straits

Municipality, Settlements

Shanghai

Clements, A. J., auditor, Audit Office of Salt Revenue, Hankow

Clements, E.C. R.,

Clements, W.,coal transport

assist., operator,

Texas Co., ShanghaiShanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Clements, Capt. G. A., deputy registrar, Vehicles department, Singapore

Clements, G. A., supt. of police,

Clements, H. C., workshops engineer, Public Shameen Municipal Council,Municipal

Works dept., Canton Council, Shanghai

Clements, H. G., assist., Station Officer, Fire Crigade, Shanghai

Clements, H. F., assist., Wm. Jacks & Co., Ld., Penang

Clements, H.J. J.,G.,assist.,

Clemetson, B. N.General

assistant, BorneoElectric

TimberCo., Co.,Ld.,

Ld.,Singapore

Sandakan, B. N. Borneo

Clemo,

Clemo, F. C., supt., China Light & Power Co., Kowloon

Clemons,A. R.B.,S.,assist.,

assist,China

supt.,Light

Tradeand Power Co.,Seramban

& Customs, Ld , Kowloon, Hongkong

Cleopatre, R., cashier,

Clerici, F.,L. S.de,A.Admin., Banque

Clerici,Denis de ITndo-Chine,

BedoniFreres,

& Co.,Saigon

Shanghai Canton

Cleville,

Clerk, W. M., Christian Literature Societary of Korea, Seoul

Clery, IL, assistant, Municipality Franeaise, Shanghai

Cleveland, F. A., chief accountant. Salt Revenue, Shanghai

Clifford, G. P.,C. assist.,

Clifford, W. United Engineers,

G., British-American Ld., Co.,

Tobacco Singapore

Nanking

Clifford, W. D., Great Eastern Hotel, Manila

Clift, H. L., visiting medical officer, Medical department, HongJtOng

Clifton, F. T., acting chief inspector, Police Department, Penang

Clifton,

Clissol. A.F. H.,~W.,assistant,

signs per Macondray

pro., Reiss, Massey

& Co., Manila

Clissold, Y.J. H.

Cloarec. B., J.,inspector,

audit MunicipalChinese

secretary, Police,Maritime

ShanghaiCustoms, Shanghai

Clock, P. J. T-, assist., National Commercial Co., Shanghai

Clogg, J. A. E., assist., Harrisons, Barker &Co. Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Cloke, J. E.,warder,

Clout, T., manager, Cookdepartment,

Prisons & Son Ld.,Johore

Tientsin

Clout.

Clouth, W. G , warder, Prisons department. Singapore

Clow, D.,W.chief R., American

inspector, Asiatic

Hongkong Underwriters,

Tramways, Shanghai

Ld., Hongkong

Clubb, E. O., vice-consul, American Consulate, Hankow

Clucas, K. L., assist., General Electric Co., Ld., Singapore

Clutter, D. E., manager, Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. (S S.), Ld., Singapore

Coales,

Coates, F.A.If. G.,

E., senior executive engineer, P.W.D., Kuala Kangsar, Perak

Coates, A., Hongkong Tramways

director, Henggeler andLd.,Martin,

HongkongSelangor

Coates, L. V., assist, examiner, Chinese Martime Customs, Shanghai

Cobb, A. H. K., Union. Insurance Society of Canton, Hongkong

Cobb, C. E.,acting

Cobb, F., acting senior medical

headmaster. High officer,

School,Pahang

Malacca

Cobb, P. H., director, China Soap Co.,Ipoh,

Cobb, G. E., proprietor, Cobb & Co., Ld., Perak

Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 57,

Cobbett, A. M., assist, general manager, Maitland & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Cobbett, J. C., partner, Rodyk & Davidson, Singajjore

Cobbold, P. C. Y.,A.assistant,

Cobden-Ramsay, Borneo

B., district officer,Co.,Malacca

Ld., Sarawak

Cobley,

Cobon, A. O. F., Kailan Mining Adminstration, Chingwantao

Cochain,H.M.,H.,engineer,

assist, supt., Survey(Etab.),

Kuhlmann Office, Johore

Shanghai

Cochet,

Cochran,P.,D.chef comptable,Atkins,

L., manager, Descours

Krollet

c Co., Inc.,Saigon

Manila

Cochran, H. B., sales representative, Claude

Cochran, J. M., assist., United Engineers, Singapore Neonlights, Shanghai

Cochran, W., Kelly & Walsh, Ld., Shanghai

Cochrane, D., manager (N. Point Installation), Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ld., H’kong.

Cochrane, J.F. M.,

Cochrane, W., assist.,

works’ United

mgr., China Handkerchief

Engineers, & Hemming Co., Ld., Shanghai

Ld., Singapore

Cochrane,

Cochrane, T.M. D., N., Paramount

assist., Asiatic

FilmsPetroleum

Ld, Tokyo Co. (South China), Ld., Hongkong

Cochrane, T. G., general manager, Sarawak Oilfields, Ld., Sarawak

Cochrane, W. M., manager, Bangkok Manufacturing Co., Bangkok

Cock, A. L., assist., Shanghai Land Investment Co., Shanghai

Cock, E, chief manager, H’kong. and Whampoa Dock Co., Hongkong

Cock,

Cock, F.,

T., assist.,

director, Shanghai

Geddes Waterworks

Trading & Dairy Fittings.Co., Co.,Shanghai

Cockburn,

Cockburn, G. G., W.,

assist., United

engineer, Engineers,

Callender’s Ld.,Farm

Cable Singapore Shanghai

& Construction Co., Shanghai

Cockburn, I. S., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Kobe

Cockburn, J. H., Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Penang

Cockburn, J.,

Cockburn, J.. inspector

surveyor ofof shipping,

machinery,Surveyor

Mines dept., KualaOffice,

General’s Lumpur, Selangor

Singapore

Cockburn, W. R. accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Shanghai

Cocke,

Cocker,P.A.M.,G.,supt.,

assist.,Trade

China& Soap

Customs,

Co., Seremban

Ld., Shanghai

Cockin,

Cockman, H. J., Relief secretary, Federal&Secretariat,

J., assistant, Jardine, Matheson Co., Ld., Tientsin

F.M.S.

Codd, T., mechanical foreman, Royal State Railways of Siam, Bangkok

Code, D., Heilbronn Oo., Inc., Manila

Coe, G. N., accountant, National City Bank of New York, Yokohama

■, Coe, Coffey,Capt. T. P.,resident

G. W., assist. manager,

British adviser

YukontoGold the Govt., and assist, state auditor, Kelantan

Co., Selangor

, Cogan, E., International Harvester Co., Manila

t Cogan, J. C. H., medical practitioner, Black, Balean & Koch, Hongkong

; Coghill, J. K. B., manager, Gadong Estate, Island Trading Co., Ld., Brunei

Coghill, J. P., acting Consul for Great Britain, Swatow

Coghlan, A. J. P., assist, commissioner, Municipal Police dept., Shanghai

Cohen, A. D., council reporter, Federal Secretariat, F.M.S.

Cohen, A.,

Cohen, H., Shanghai

manager, G.Leather Co., Shanghai

T. Fulford Co., Singapore

Cohen, jr. M. M., assist., General Accident Fire and Life Assurance Corpn., Shanghai

Cohen, Wm., Spunt & Co., Shanghai

Cohn, A. J., m.d., Central Hospital, Hankow

Coiffard,resident,

, Colas, J., consul French Tonkin

Bac-Ninh, Consulate, Shanghai

i]' Colby,

Colcol, M., Colcol & Co., Manila U.S.A. Army, Tientsin

E., captain, 15th infantry,

Cole, A. L., assist, cashier, Treasury, Hongkong

Cole, A. W., assistant, Green Island Cement Co., Hok-Un, Hongkong

||]r Cole, Cole, C.C., M.,

American

American Engineering

Engineering Corporation,

Corporation, Shanghai

Shanghai

;

Cole, C. W. L., assist., Shewan, Tomes & Co.,

, Cole, E. R., controller, Columbia Gramaphone of Japan, Tokyo Hongkong

Cole, F., general

Cole, J.George manager,

T., American Cole & Co., Hongkong

| Cole, R., police inspector,Chinese Co., Federal Inc., Peiping

Krik, Perak

i Cole, J. W., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Port Dickson

58 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Cole, O. S. Gen, manager, Lyric Film Exchange Inc., Manila

Cole, W. W., assist., Davie, Boag & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Cole-Adams, B. R., district officer, Jesselton, British North Borneo

Colella, F., assist., Cie. Francaise de Tramways, Shanghai

Coleman, C. G., inspector of schools, Education dept., Singapore

Coleman, E. H., manager, Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ld., Ipoh, Perak

Coleman,

Coleman, J.J. F.W.,O.,assist.,

sub-officer,

UnitedFire Brigade,Singapore

Engineers, Shanghai

Coleman, L. E., supt., Fire Brigade, Penang

Coleman, T., assist., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Op., Ltd., Kowloon

Coles, Major R. H., signal officer, U.S. Army, Manila

Oollantes, P., prop., Leon D’Or Coffee Factory, Manila

Collar, H. J., Imperial Chemical Industries, Tientsin

Collard, J. J., Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Colledge,

Oollenberg,G. B.A.,R.second officer,general

V., consul Chinese

for Maritime

Germany,Customs,

ShanghaiHankow

Collet, resident, Hung-Yen, Tonkin

Collet, J., engineer, Raub Australian Gold Mining Co., Ld., Pahang

Collett, F. S., manager, E. D. Sassoon & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Collett, J. R. W., accountant, Whittall & Co., Klang, Selangor

Colley,

Collier, V.E. G.,

R., manager,

tidewaiter,Siam Architects,

Chinese MaritimeBangkok

Customs, Kowloon

Collier, E. G., mang. dir., Green & Collier,

Co'lier, H. B., Chinese Maritime Customs, Kowloon SingaporeFrontier

Collier, J., inspector, F. M. S. Railways, K. Lumpur, Selangor

Collier, Rev. S. M., Church of England, Jesselton, Borneo

Collier, W. Lieut.-colonel,

Collignon, A., captain, 15th infantry, U.S.A.

commandant Army, Tientsin

le Territoire, Haininh-Moncaj', Tonkin

Collin, E. T.,'examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Collin, II., assist., Chargeurs Reunis, Haiphong

Collingbourne, W. H., engineer, Huttenbach, Lazarus & Sons, Ld., Singapore

Collinge,

Collinge, C.C. E.,

E., manager,

assist., David Sassoon

Travers & Son,& Co., Ld., Shanghai

Singapore

Collingwood, J., assist., Chinese National Wireless Telegraph Co., Shanghai

Collins, A. E., assistant, A. R. Burkill A Sons, Shanghai.

Collins, A.1.1, E.,

Collins, E., director, Alex.theCampbell

assist., signs A Co., Ld.,

firm, McAuliffe, Shanghai

Davis A Hope, Penang

Collins, J. A.,J. A.,

Collins, jr., China ImportEngineering

American and Export Corporation,

Lumber Co., Ld , Shanghai

Shanghai

Collins, •). M., assistant, Mansfield A Co., Ld., Singapore

Collins,J.L.R.,A.,assist..

Collis, assist.,Bank

Socony

Line,Vacuum

Ld., andCorp.,

WeirSingapore

A Co., Hongkong

Collins. J A., U.S. Consulate, Shanghai

Collins M. G., The Texas Co. (China), Ld. Shanghai

Collisha v, H. C., accountant. Salvation Army, Peiping

Collisson, P. L., auditor, Audit Office, Hongkong

Colls, K. S., chartered accountant, Harold Bell, Taylor, Bird A Co., Tokj o

Collyer,

Colman, LH. A,,F. assist, attendant,

C., assist., Mental

Butterfield Hospital,

A Swire, Hongkong

Hongkong

Colman, P., yard foreman, Shanghai Gas Co., Shanghai

Colman, S. F., acting manager, English Electric. Co., Ld., Perak

Colomb, R. E., District Forest Officer, Lower Perak, Perak

Colombert, R., Procure des Missions Etrangres, Saigon

Colombi, J. S., Shanghai Electric Construction Co., .Ld., Shanghai

Colombies,

Colombo, E.,A.,assist.,

agent Kung

technique, Descours

Yik Mills, et Cabaud, Saigon

Shanghai

Colquhoun,

Colquhoun, J.,C. assist.,

E. D., Shanghai

assist., Singapore Cold Storage

Waterworks'Co., Co., Ld., Penang

Ld., Shanghai

Colterjohn,

Coltman, A. O., architect, Booty A Edwards, SingaporeCo., Shanghai

A. E., installation inspector' Shanghai Power

Coltman,

Colton, H,W.secretary,

P., Socony-Vacuum

Nickel A Lyons, Corporation, Nanking

Ld., Kobe

Colyer, A. H., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Manila

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 59

'Coma, F., account., Solocam Development Co., Manila

Combe, J. R., acting assist, district officer, Saribas, Sarawak

Combe, R., assist., Bangkok Dock CO., Bangkok

Combe, R. G.,

Comencini, M., assist, district

assistant, officer, Tawau.

Compagnie FranciseB.deN.Tramways,

Borneo Shanghai

Comery, R, assist., Municipal Revenue deptl, Shanghai

Commans, R. B., shiop supt., Luneta Motor Co., Manila

Compton, A. H., manager, David Sassoon & Co., Ld., Hongkong and Shanghai

Oompton, M. C., Sun Insurance Office. Tokyo

Compton, W. ,S., iShanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Comrade,

Comrie, R.A.,C.,Distilleries Ayala Incorporada,

assistant, Socony Vacuum Corp.,Manila Hongkong

Comte, Jean, proprietor, Jean Comte, Saigon

Conceicao, F. X., Squires, Bingham Co;, Shanghai

Conant, H. A. K., Lubricating dept., Socony Vacuum Corp., Shanghai

Conceicao,N.,L.assist.,

Concoff, J. da, supte.,

SennetSuperintendencia

Freres, Shanghaido Corpo, de Fiscais Municipais, Macao

Concon, J., Provincial Auditor, Cbbu

Condi, R., general manager, J. Llewellyn & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Conduit,

Conibear, R.,Kev.supt.,A. A.,Municipal

United Police

Methodist dept.,Church

Shanghai

Mission, Ningpo

Conings, J. R., Kailan Mining Administration,Tientsin

Conings, D., Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Conley, 2nd-Lt,

Cordon, T. jr. U.S.Shanghai

M., storekeeper, Army Troops Powerin Co.,

China,Shanghai

Teintsin

Connaughton, H., assist., Chinese Maritime Customs, Kongmoon

Connaughton, Very Rev. Fr. M., Church of Immaculate Conception, Hankow

Connel, R.J. J.,D. president,

Connell, M., assist.,Conn*

Far East Oxygen ai d Acetylene Co., Ld., Singapore

11Co.,Brothers

Connes, A., Export & Import SaigonCo., Shanghai

Conrad, H., assistant, Agfa Gomel Kaisha, Osaka

Conrad, J., vice-president and director, Truscon Steel Co. of Japan, Tokyo

Conrad, J. R., vice-presdt. and sales mgr., Japan Steel Products Go.yLd., Yokohama

Conrad, W. A., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Manila

Conrady, C. L., assist., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Conroy, C. J., assistant, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Conroy,

Constable,C. S.C. J.,P.,assist.,

Warder,Chinese

PrisonsMaritime Customs, Tientsin

dept., Singapore

Constable, R. P., Foreign Harbour Office Customs, Shanghai

Constantino, J., secretary, Bio and Chuan, Inc., Manila

Constantino, P., secretary, Christern, Huenfeld & Co., Manila

Contreras,

Conway, A.T.,A.,secretary, assistant,PureSteelCane Bros.Molasses

A Co., Co.Bangkok

(P.T.), Manila

Conway, Rev. J., Roman Catholic

Conway, J., assist., Nickel & Lyons, Ld , Kobe Mission, Hangchow

Conway, J. M., assist., Dollar Steamship Line, Kobe

Cook, Edwin,

Cook, C. B., Imperial

architect,Chemical

Cook & Industries, Shanghai

Anderson. Tientsin

Cook, F. W., senior clerk-of-works, PnMic Works dept., Shanghai

Cook, F.H. W.,

. Cook, J. M., Shanghai Telephone

Chartered Bank Co., Shanghai

of India, Australia & China, Shanghai

, Cook, J. A., assist., Municipal Police dept,, Shanghai

' Cook, J. T., assistant, Gilman & Co., Hongkong

j •Cook,

Cook, S.R. J.,G., assistant,

assist., Straits

Hanson,Trading

Orth Co , Ld., Penang

& Stevenson, Inc., Ld., Manila

Cook, S. S., assistant, Davie, Boag & Co., Hongkong

| Cooke, A. G., assistant engineer, Public Works dept., Singapore

>> i Cooke, A. G., boarding officer, Harbour dept., Hongkong

1 Cooke, C. T., manager, Moutrie & Co., Ld., Selangor

Cooke, D. H., Manufacturers’ Representative. Shanghai

1: Cooke, E. A., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Shanghai

Cooke, E. R. C., chief medical officer, Town Dispensay, Selangor

Cooke, F. II., assist., Bangkok Dock Co., Ld., Bangkok

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Cooke, G. P., sub-acct., Chartered

Cooke, J. C., lecturer in mathematics, BankEducation

of India, dept.,

Austr.Singapore

& China, Saigon

Cooke, J. E., assist., Arnhold

Cooke,

Cooke, R.M. A.C.,C.,manager for Japan,LifeGoodyear

Manufacturers Insurance TyreCo.,andTientsin

Rubber Export Co., Tokyo

Cooke, R. P., inspector of machinery, Mines department, Perak

Cookes,C.

Cookson, J.I., E.,Nanking

partner,Shanghai

Derrick Railway, Shanghai

& Co., Singapore

Coole, A. B., treasurer, Tientsin Hu Wen Academy, Tientsin

Coolhaas, W. P., controller, Administrativedept.,

Coolican, Dr. M. R., medical attendant, British Consulate, Boven Langkat, Sumatra

Yokohama

Coom, C. S., overseer, drainage, P.W.D., Hongkong

Coombes, E. K., revisor, Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Ld., Penang

Coombs, K., assist, engineer, Electrical Tramways dept., Penang

Coomles, Rev.

Coonradt, R. R.,R. G., TheAmerican

Eastern Presbyterian

United Assurance

Mission,Corporation,

Tsingtao Ld., Singapore

Cooper, A., sugar merchant, San Carlos Milling Co., Ld., Manila

Cooper, A. J., signsl per pro., Arnhold & Co., Ld., Hankow

Cooper, B. L., Kunst & Albers, Shanghai

Cooper,

Cooper, D.C. Ker, engineering

H., Cooper & Co., dept.,

HongkongPaterson Simons & Co., Ld., Singapore

Cooper, D. P., Cooper & Son, Hongkong

Cooper, E.E. C.,

Cooper, Q., assist.,

managing Guthrie & Co.,Moore

director, Ld., &Singapore

Co., Shanghai

Cooper, G., United States Rubber Co., Ld., Manila

Cooper,

Cooper, H., Advertising & Publicity Bureau,IceHongkong

G. W., butchery dept., Dairy Farm, and Cold Storage Co., Ld., Hongkong;

Cooper, H. account,

Cooper, J., G., assistant, Hongkong

Harbour Board,and Whampoa Dock Co., Hongkong

Penang

Cooper, J. A., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Amoy

Cooper,

Cooper, J.J. S.P., S.,Cooper & Co„mgr.,

divisional Hongkong

Imperial Chemical Industries, Hongkong

Cooper, K. P., Cooper & Co., Hongkong

Cooper, L. G., American Lutheran

Cooper, M. A., b.com., reader of commerce, Mission,University,

Tsingtao Hongkong

Cooper,

Cooper, N.P.G.,L.,Quarantine

Waugh &Station,

Co., Ld., Singapore

Penang

Cooper, P. N., Cooper & Co., Hongkong

Cooper,

Cooper, R.W.H.,A.,agent, supt. Eastern

of Mails,Smelting

Posts andCo.,Telegraphs,

Ld., Taiping,Penang

Perak

Coopman, A. D., secretary, Mission de Saigon, Saigon

Cooray,

Coote, F.F.S.,F.,supervisor,

editor, Malay Mail,Extension

Eastern Selangor Telegraph Co., Shanghai

Copley, G., appraiser, Chinese Maritime Customs, Swatow

Copp,

Copp, A.Capt. E., S.a.c.a., assist.,Moller,

Mauricec/oJenks. Percival & Isitt, Tokyo

Coppagei, H. S.,M., Socony-Yacuum

Isabel Mollenfe

Corporated,Co., Shanghai

Singapore

Copper, A. E., representative, Jardine, Matheson Co., Ld.,Kuala

Coppage, W. O. J., test audit inspector, F.M.S. Railways, Kobe Lumpur, Selangor

Coppin, A. D., assist., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Shanghai

Coppin,

Coppin, W. A. S.,N. assist,

MacLeod,tidesurveyor,

proprietor,Chinese

P. HeathMaritime

& Co., Customs,

Tientsin Tientsin

Coquelet,

Coquet, G., American Oriental Finance Corpn., Shanghai

Coran, C.,S.,assist.,

Corai, Nestle

G. Taupin

secretary,&

& Cie,

National

Anglo-Swiss Shoe Hanoi

Supply Co.,

Condensed Milk Manila

Co., Singapore

Corai, G., mgr. for D. E. I., Nestles & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Singapore

Corbaley, C. W., manager, Andersen Meyer & Co., Ld., Hankow

Corbett, M. C., mining engineer, Perak

Corbett, P. A.,

Corbett, R. J.,assist., assist, master,

assist, Caldbeck, Thomas

general manager, Hanbury

Socony-Yacuum School, Shanghai

Corpn., Shanghai

Corbin,

Corbin, A.C., J.electrical engineer, MacGregor & Co., Ld.,Ld.,Shanghai

United Engineers, Penang

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 61

Corbishley, H. R., representative, Calico Printers Association, Ld., Singapore

•Corby, Major J. F., assistant surgeon, U.S. Army, Manila

Corcoran, D. M. assist, manager, Dodge & Seymour, Ld., Osaka

Cordeiro, Rev. L., St. Peter’s Church, Singapore

Cord ’Homme,

Cords, J., assistant,

F., partner, Raspe &Messageries

Co., Kobe Maritimes, Hongkong

Corfield,P. G.D., F.broker,

Cork, C., Chinese

DupireMaritime Customs,

Morrell, Ld., Hankow

Singapore

Cork, S., warder, Prisons department, Singapore

Corker,

Cork ran,R.,C. assist., Scott,Asiatic

H., assist., Harding «fc Co., Shanghai

Petroleum Co., Ld.. Newchwang

Corley, J. R. F., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of ln

Cormac, C. H. K., assist., Brown, Phillips

Oormack, J., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Port, Swettenham & Stewart, Perak

Cornaby, W. B., assist., Jardine Matheson & Co., Ld., Hankow

Cornalba, D., Tientsin Forwarding & Commission Agency, Tientsin

Corneby, G.,

Corneck, R. A.manager,

Dillon,Fox Theatre,

Societe Manila des Mines d’Etain des Tekkab, Perak

Franscaise

Cornell, H. W., assist., Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ld., Penang

Cornell,

Cornell, K. H. language officer, U. S. Embassy, Tokyo

Corner, E.W.J.A.,H.,Palmer

assist, &director,

Turner,Botanical

Hongkong Gardens, Singapore

Corner, L., clerk, Public Works dept., Shanghai

Corney, L. G., deputy auditor, dept., S.S. & F.M.S.

Cornfield, J., treas. & acct., Country Hospital, Shanghai

; Cornish,

Cornfoot,A.E.C.,J.,partner,

Socony-Vacuum Dyce & Co. Corporation,

Shanghai Shanghai

Cornish, H. E., engr., General Post Office, Singapore

Cornog,

Coroller,First Lieut. W. W., engineer

Y., Franco-Asiatique officer,Haiphong

des Petroles, U.S.A. Army, Tientsin

Corpus, P.R.,V.,gen.pres.,

j Corpus, Philippines Steelhouse, Inc.,Bank,

Manila

Corra, H., district manager, The Texas Co. (China), Ld.,Manila

manager, Philippine National Tientsin

! Correa, A. V., vice-dir., Companie General de Tobacos de Filipinas, Manila

I Correa, C. M., Jardine, Engineering Corporation, Shanghai

| Correa, L., vice-pres., Central Azucarrera de Bais, Manila

jCorrell,

,(Corrigan, I. C., assist.,

Corrie, James, personal Socony Vacuum

assist,manager, Corpn., Sendai,

to the director YokohamaF.M.S.

of Co-operation,

J., assistant mine East Asiatic Co., Ld., Bangkok, Siam

:; Corrigan, L., assist., Jardine, Matheson & Co.,

Corrit, Aage, M. I. C. E. Den. Consulting Engineer, Shanghai Ld., Hankow

,Corry, W. C. S., private secretary to H. E. the Governor, Singapore

;Corte-Real, C.,A. Kelly

jCorte-Real, d’A.,& Shanghai

Walsh, Ld.,Waterworks;

Shanghai Oo., Ld., Shanghai

fCorte-Real, D. M. F., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Bank, Shanghai

-Cortinovis, E., Tientsin Tramway and Lighting Co., Ld., Tientsin

!,Cortes,

Cortum,R.,A., prop.,

signs Souvenir

perJ. pro., Studio, Manila

Mee-Yeh

Corvera, Hernando, C., Attorney atHandels Compagnie, Shanghai

Law, Manila

iJCorveth, A. H., assist., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

ijCory, Ralph, clerk, American Consulate, Seoul

'Cosciancieh, G., assist., Tobacco Products Corporation, Shanghai

'Coseteng, E., gen. manager, Co Seteng &, Co., Eduardo, Manila

'Cosme, D., mgr., Silvertongs French Dry Cleaning, Manila

Cosgrave,V. Lt.-Col.

IJCossin, assist.,L.bailiff,

P., chief M.,

Texascommissioner,

(China),Canadian

Co. District Govt. Trade Comnxission, Shanghai

Ld., Shanghai

’JCosta, A. de, Civil Court,

jCosta, J., head accountant, Shanghai Post and Mercury, Shanghai Singapore

'fcostain, A. Kailan Mining Administration, Chingwantao

IfCostello, G. E., general agent passenger dept., Canadian Pacific Railway, Shanghai

’Costen, W. T., accountant, Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Haiphong

ICostenoble, H., Dyes dept.,

nDostidis, Ehlers &&Co.,Co.,E.,Shanghai

Shanghai

uDothsan. J.,W. manager,

R.. Crownislas John Costidis

Co.. Manila

62 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Goto, H. T., sales manager, American Trading Co. of Japan, Ld., Tokyo

Cotta, A. de, lightkeeper, Marine dept., Singapore

Cotterman, C. M., president, Philippine Acetylene Co., Manila

Cotterman, Leo. K., vice-president, Philippine Acetylene Col, Manila

Cotterwill, W., assist, treasurer, Treasury, Sarawak

Cotton, J. T., assist., Central Commercial Co-, Hongkong •

Couch, F. W., supt. of stores and furniture, Public Works dept.,' Singapore

Couder, J. C., Shanghai Gas Co., Ld., Shanghai

Coudray,

Coulcher, R.L J.,C., assist.,

vice-consul,

AsiaticAmerican

PetroleumConsulate,

Co., Ld.,Swatow

Shanghai

Coullie, K. R., sub-agent, Chartered Bank of India, Aus. and China, Cebu

Coullion, C., Cie d’Exportation de Produits, Shanghai

Coulson, E. W., assist., Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ld,, Hongkong'

Coulson, N., acting secretary to resident, Selangor

Coulson, N., supt., stores and workshops, Municipality, Singapore

Coultas,

Coulthart,W.J.,W.,secretary,

consul forHongkong

Great Britain, Medan, SumatraCo., Ld., Hongkong

Rope Manufacturing

Couly, E., mecanicien, Societe des Chaux Hydrauliques, Haiphong

Counsel],D.C.,A.,assist,

Coupar, deputy treas., General

building Motors Engineer’s

inspector, (Japan), Osakadept., Miihicipalrty, Pen&pg::

Coupe, Rev. X., Zik-Ka-Wei Press, Shanghai

Coupeau, comptabilite, Messageries Marifimes, Saigon

Couper, N. A., Seymour, Sheldon Co., 'Kobe

Coupland, J. R. B., Reiss' Massey & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Courcy, J. E. B. de, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Hankow

Courseulles, F. de, manager, Banque de I’lndo-Chine, Canton

Court, M. O., assist. , Sime, Darby & Co., Ld., Malacca

Court, P. F.R.,S.,sub-mgf.,

Courthial, medical officer, Kowloon,Hospital,

Cie. Franchise de Tramways Hongkong

et d’Eclairage Electriques, ^’haL

Courtney, H. A., agent, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Iloilo

Courtney, F. J., manager, Crown China Co. Inc., Shanghai

Courtney,F.,G. Tientsin

Courtois, N., signs Tramways

per pro., Butterfield

k Lighting& Swire, Tsingtao

Co., Ld., Tientsin

Cousens, Col. R. B., Military Headquarters,

Cousen, A. H., executive engineer, P. W. D., Perak Hongkong

Couser, A. H., assist, engr., Public Works Dept., Perak

Cousins, L. G., dir., British-American Tobacco Co., Ld., Shanghai

Cousins,

Cousin, R. H., assist,deshipyard mgr., Battambang,

Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co., Ld., H’kong.

Cousseau,Y.,resident

Banque ITndo-Chine,

adjoint, Tuyen-Quang, Tonkin Indo-China

Cousturier, E. J. R. F., Chinese Maritime Customs, Tsingtao

Cousyn, P., chef Jardinier, French Municipality, Shanghai

Couto, P. V. de, vice-consul for Brazil, Kobe

Coutret, C.,Coutto

assist.,Hermanos,

Meisei Gakko, Osaka

Coutts, A.J., G.,

Coutto, sub-account., P. Manila

& O. Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Coutts, G. R., Harvie Cooke & Co., Shanghai

Coutts, I. T., Jugra Land and

Coutts, Dr. M, J. M., General Hospital,Cary, Ld.,Singapore

Kajang, F. M. S.

Coveney, A. H., Twigg, P. O’Brien, Ld., Shanghai

Covey, A., solicitor, Geo. K. Hall Brutton & Co., Hongkong

Coviaux, P. L., sub-manager, Banque Franco Asiatique, Harbin

Coville, Cabot,

Covington, J. E„consul for America,

C^iversa! HarbinCo. of China, Inc., Shanghai

Leaf Tobacco

Cowan, Dr. A.

Cowan, Dr. H. Govt.

J. A.. M., Women’s Hospital,

Pathologist, Mukden

medical dept., Penang

Cowan,

Cowan, J. W. I., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co.Customs,

J. H., lights dept., Chinese Maritime (P.I.), Ld.,Amoy

Manila

Cowan,

Cowan, R.

R. H.,

W., assist,

Asiatic accountant,

Petroleum Mercantile

Co., SelangorBank of India, Ld., Singapore

Cowap, J. C., Government analyst, Singapore

Coward,

Cowburn,H.H.,A.,assist.,

assist.,Chinese

British Maritime

CigaretteCustoms,

Co., Ld., Hankow

Shanghai

FQRELGX. ^ 6:?

Cowe, G. M., assist., Ocean Marine Insurance Co., Ld., Shanghai

Cowell, E. A., signs per pro., William Forbes & Co', Tientsin

Cowell, E.J. L.,

Cowen, J., managing

Forbes & Co., Tientsin

editor, HankovjTobacco

Herald,Cp.,Hankow

Cowerd, F., assist., British-American Ld., Nanking

Cowin, J. H.F. W.,

Cowling, L., assist.,

directorRennie, Lowick &engineer,

and managing Co., Singapore

Gammon' (Malaya), 'Ld.,. Singapore

Cox, A. J., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, KongmoOn

Cox, A. R., engineer, Hongkong Electric Co., Ld., Hongkong

Cox,

Cox, C.A. H.,

T., archivist, BritishEstablishment,

warder, Convict Legation, PeipingTaiping, Perak

Cox, C. T., general manager, Louis T. Leonowens, Bangkok

Gox, Rev. F. A., American Church Mission,

Cox, G., assist, secretary, Credit Foncier d’Extreme Soochow

Orient, Tientsin

Cox, H., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Australia add, China, Hongjkbng'

Cox, H. H., clerk-of-works, Public Works dept.,

Cox, H. Jasper, principal, Lloyd’s Register of Shipping. KoboShanghai

Cox, H. T., assist., Linsi Colliery, Kailan Mining' Administration, Tientsin

Cox, L., chief accountant, Government. Monopolies dept., Singapore

Cox,

Cox, L.M. G.,

J., meter inspector,

far eastern niigrJ, Shanghai PdwerShanghai

Reuter’s,’ Ld., Co.', Shanghai

Cox, P. A., oriental mgr., Canadian Pacific Railway Co., Shanghai

Cox, Rupert, manager, Rupert Cox iGbshi Eaisha, Kobe

Cox,

Cox, R.R. E.,

A., accountant,

assist., SouthCo-operatiVe

British insurance’Co.CLd

SdcietieS dept.,, Kuala

HongkohgLumpur

Cox, Y. C. V., manager, Robinson & Co , iLd., Selangor

Cox, W. M., sub-accountant, Chartered

Coxall, P. W., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai Bank of India, Australia and China, Shanghai

Coxon, R. E., Jardine, Mathesori & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Coysh, G. W., deputy shipping master,

Coy, C. S., manager, A. B. C. Shipping Guide Kobe Harbour dept.; Hongkong

Crabb-Watt, James, partner, Adams k, Allan, Penang

Crabtree,

Crabtree, F. B., secretary,

MetalThornydroft (Singapore^ Ld., Ld., Singapore •

Craddock,J.,A.C.B.,

director,

SenioraSsst. Box & Printing'

enginepr. PublicIndustries', ShanghaiCouncil,

Works dept., Municipal Shanghai

Craddock, Y. D. K., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Cradock, F. H., chief examiner,’ChinesO'Maritime Customs,-'Si^atGW; J

Cragg, W. J. M., pastor, Kobe Union Church, Kobe

Craig,

Craig, A.

E. TR.,, Appraiser,

m.a., HangchowChinese Christian

MaritimeCollege, Hangchow-

Customs, Harbin

Craig, H., engineer supt., Jardine, Matheson’ '& Co,, Ld., Shanghai

Craig, H. M., building material dept., Sime, Darby & Co., Ld.,'kjingapOfe

Craig, R. G., chief ship draughtsman, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock (A)., Ld., H'kong;

Craig, S., assist.. Pacific Commercial Co., Cebu

Craig, W. L., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, China & Apst., Manila

Craigie,

Craik, D.A.M.,K,partner,

mine assist.,

CraikRaub AWtr&liani

& Leicester, Gpld Mining‘Co,’,1 Pahang

Penang

Craik, R., assistant, McAlister & Co., Ld., Singapore

Crame, J.,E.treas.,

Cramer, Insular

B., assist, mgr.,Guaranty

Klaasen &Co.,Co.,Manila

Batavia

Cramer, H. W., dir., Metal Box Printing Industries Ltd., Shanghai ‘

Cramer,

Cramer, J.L. R,R., secty., PhilippineNational

sub-accountant, Motion Pictures,

City BankManila

of New York, Darien

Cranfield, H. F., assist.,

Cranford, Lieut. ThomasChina Soapmilitary

G., assist, Co., Ld.,attache,

ShanghaiU.S.A. Embassy, Tokyo

Cranford, R. G., assist., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Singapore-

Crank, F., proof-reader, North Ghind Daily Novys arM Herald^'^idro^dsd

Crank, S. G. C, assist., Lacey & Cannan, Ld., Shanghai :

Cranna,

Cranor, G.A. C.,

P., Nurupi

plantingKozan

adviser,Kabushiki

Guthrie Kaisha,

& Co., Ld.,SeoulSelangOr

Cranston, A., assist., Shanghai Land Investment Co., Shanghai

•Cranston, H. D., engineer, Manila

Cranston, T. P., engineer, Kiangnan Dock and Engineering Works, Shanghai

•64 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Crapin, B., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Crapnell,H.,F.signs

Craste, H., secretary, Hongkong

per pro , Denis Freres& dTndochine,

Kowloon Wharf Co. &, Star Ferry, Hongkong

Saigon

Crawford, D. W., managing-director, Lane, Crawford ifc Co., Ld., Shanghai

Crawford, G. T., assist., A. S. Watson & Co.. Shanghai

Crawford, J.Geo.D. W.,

Crawford, H., managing director,&Medical

assist., Butterlield Hall, Ld., Singapore

Swire, Hongkong

Crawford, J. G., Co-operative Societies, Penang

Crawford, J.R.,G.,assist.,

Crawford, district officer,& Ulu

Derrick Co., Langat,

SingaporeSelangor

Crawfurd,

Crawhall-Wilson, C. L., assist., Borneo Co., Ld.,

S., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P.I.), Ld., Iloilo

Bangkok

Crawley, J. T. C., assist., Foreign Harbour Office. Shanghai

Crawley,

Crawshaw,P. H., D., manager,

supt., Stamp

AcmeRevenue

AdvertisingOffice,Agency,

HongkongShanghai

Creagh, E. B. Brasier, assistant, Millington, Ld., Hongkong

Creber, E. W., assist., United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Creer, J. K., cadet, Co-operative dept,, F.M.S.

Creighton, C. J., Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Creighton, 'G. W., student interpreter, British 'Legation, Peiping

Creighton, J., Ewo Cold Storage Co., Shanghai

Cremazy, A., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigon

Cresap, A.Rev.

Cressey, B., E.gen.H.,mgr., LuzonBaptist

American Brokerage Co., Inc.,

Foreign MissionManila

Society, Shanghai

Cressey,

Cresson, S.L.,W., assist,Singapore

chemist, principal printing officer, Singapore

Rubber Works, Prison department, Hongkong

Cresswell, J.C. A.,

Cresswell, J., signs per pro.,

assistant, LoxleyCouncil,

Municipal & Co., Shanghai

Finance department, Shanghai

Creswick, C., secretary, Macphail & Co., Ld., Singapore

Cretch, A. H., inspector of mines, Mines department, Perak

Crews, R. H.

Crichton, A., K.,

assist., British Eastern

supervisor, CigaretteExtension

Co., Ld., Telegraph

Shanghai Co., Hongkong

Crichton,

Crichton, J., W.,assist.,

assist.,Mansfield & Co., Ld.,andSingapore

Taikoo Dockyard Engineering Co., Hongkong

Crick, W. L.,

Crickmer, H. office manager,

A., assist, Singapore

engineer, Hume Pipe

Fire Brigade, Co,, Ld., Singapore

Municipality, Shanghai

Crighton, A., Jar dine, Matheson oi Co., Ld., Shanghai

Crisp, A. E., executive engineer, P.W.D., Jesselton, British North Borneo .

Crisp,

Crispin,E.,H.C.assistant,

D.,A.,assist., General

assist.,Wise

Socony Electric Co., Ld.,Shanghai

Singapore

Criss, & Co.,Vacuum Corp.,

Inc., Manila

Crist, 2nd-Lt. R. F., U.S.M.C., American Legation, Peiping

Cristbfel, R., assist., Compagnie

Critchley, Optorg, Shanghai

Critchlow, F.,W.director, Bruce Prisons

H. C., warder, Petrie, Ld., and manager,

department, SingaporeBrinkmann & Co., Singapore

Crockart, F., Mukden Medical College, Mukden

Croft, A. C.,J., assistant

Crofton, manager,supt.,American Oxygen and Power

Acetylene & Co., Manila

Crokam, W. G., signs per pro,China Light Macgregor

Caldbeck, and &Co.,Co.,Ld.,Ld.,Hongkong_

Shanghai

•Cromby,

Crommar,J.,A., Butterfield & Swire,& Lighting

Tientsin Tramways Tongku, Co., Tientsin

Ld., Tientsin

Crommelin,A.W.L.,C.,assist,

Crompton, assistant,

gaoler,Java-China-Japan

Municipal Police,Lijn, Hongkong

Shanghai

Crompton, S. V., Nurupd Kozan K. K., Seoul

Crone, Erik,

Crone, F. C.,landShanghai and estatePower

agent,Co.,

Shanghai

Shanghai

Crone,

Crookdake,R. vanJ., der, Volkart

assistant Bros.

engineer, Agency,

Hongkong ShanghaiWhampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Crookdake,

Crookdake, J.,T., senior warder, Municipal

supt., Municipal Police,and

Police dept., Shanghai

Shanghai

Crooks, K. W., assist. W. J. Crooks . V Co., Hankow

■CCrooks,

rooks, W. R. G.J., B,manager,

surveyor,W. Selama,

J. CrooksPerak & Co., Hankow

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Crookshank, 0. K., Kalian Mining Administration, Tientsin

Croome, J.L. C.,R., co-district

Cropley, inspector,

assist., Asiatic Ministry

Petroleum of Finance,

Co. (North China),Tsinan

Ld., Chnngsha

C'ros, P., survieillant, French Municipal Council, Tientsin

Crosbie, J., United Engineers, Ld., Bangkok

Crosley, W.

Crosby, T., assist.,

Major J. F., Boustead

v.c., U»iS-.& Co.,

ArmySelangor

Troops ini China, Tientsin. .

Crosfils, R. lE. J., sub-manager, Dodwell & Co., Ld., Hankow

Cross, G. E., harbour master, Chinese Maritime

Cross, R. W., secretary, Pritchard & Co., Ld., Penang Customs, Newchwang

Crossland, J. A., Chinese Maritime Customs, Harbin

Crossley, F. L. G., assist, district officer, Sarikei and Rejang, Sarawak

Crostwaite,

Crouch, R. J.,T.,Municipal

stock and Police

share broker, A. A. Shanghai

department, Brady, Shanghai

Croucher, T. H., managing dir., Hankow Ice and Aerated Water Works, Hankow

Crousse,

Crow, Carl,A., proprietor,

Tientsin TramwayCarl Crow,and Inc.,

Lighting Co., Ld., Tientsin

Shanghai

Crow, P., assist, master, Public and Thomas Hanbury School for Boys, Shanghai

Crowe,

Crowe, A. E., Hongkong & Shanghai Bank, Saigon

Crowe, R.E. E., third secretary,

T. godown BritishMatheson

supt., Jardine, Embassy, &TokyoCo., Ld., Canton

Crowley,

Crozier, D.B.,J.Holt’s Wharf, master.

S., assistant ShanghaiKing’s College, Hongkong

■CCruden, H., public

ruickshank, health dept.,Malay

J., Federated Shanghai

States Railways, Kuala Lumpur

’Cruickshank, J. G., Imperial Chemical

j Cruickshank, W. B., signs, per pro.. Harrisons, Industries (China),

Barker & Co.,Ld.,Ld.,Canton

Singapore

'Cruikshank, J., district engineer, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

I Cruikshank, R., c.a., Paterson, Simons & Co., Ld., Selangor

| Crum, J. A., chief engineer for Ways and works, Government Power Station, Bangkok

1 Crums, S., assist., acct., Robert Dollar Co., Manila

Cruttwell, C. C., assistant, Royal Insurance Co., Ld., Shanghai

Cruz, A. A., circulation manager, Shanghai Evening Post & Mercury, Shanghai

i Cruz,

Cruz, A.A. P.,

M. assist.,

da, director,

TobaccoExport and Import

Products Co., Saigon

Corporation, Shanghai

Cruz, C., de la, proprietor, Luzon Oxy-Acetylene Co., Manila

Cruz,

Cruz, E.C. W.

R, secretary,

de, deputyPeoples

officer, Bank & Trust

Tan Tock Seng’sCo.,Hospital,

Manila Singapore. .

Cruz, F., Cruz Auto Supply Co., Manila

Cruz, F. de la, inspector U.S. Public Health Service, Hongkong

Cruz, G. P, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Canton

Cruz, J., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Oruz. J. de la, Holland-China Trading Coe, Ld., Shanghai

Cruz, J. M. Clerk de, U. S. Public Health Service, Hongkong

Cruz, J. R., secretary, Philippine Book Co., Manila

Cruz, M., Copra Dealer, Manila

Cruz. M. C., O. P. A. Clark & Larkin, Manila

Cruz, S. F. de la, C. P. A., White, Pages, Manila

Cruz, T. M. G. da, Portuguese consul (absent), Yokohama

Cruz, Y. A. da, Export and Import Co., Saigon

Cryan, R., engineer,

Cuaderno, M., assistantPublic Works department,

gen. mgr., Hongkong

Philippine National Bank, Manila

Cuanco,

iCubbon, C.,

J. B.

H., B. B. Y.

financial La Ideal,

secretary, Manila

Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

.Cuddy, E. A., proprietor, Plumbing Supply Co., Shanghai

OCudzilo, W., Tientsin Native City Water Works Co., Ld., Tientsin

i«Cue, T., Medina

flCuenco, Hon. M.Cue, Jesus,Manila

Gorvernor, Cebu

IDuff, Major B., Military, The Cheshire Regiment, Singapore

Cuff, W. S., traffic inspector, Kowloon-Canton Railway, Hongkong

Xluhel,

Cuiton,F.D.,J.,Dymanager,

Cuiton Dodge and Seymour, Ld., (New York U.S.A.); Manila

& Co., Manila

itlCulberston, C. D., partner, Swan, Culbertston & Fritz, Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

•Cullen, A., assessor, Assessment & Estates dept., Municipality, Singapore

Cullen, A. P., b.a., secretary, Tientsin Anglo-Chinese College, Tientsin

Cullen, F., stores assist., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Cullen, L. D. E., probationary assist, commissioner, of Police, Selangor

Culley, G. C. H., partner, Baguley & Tooth, advocates, Bangkok

Cully,

Culpin,S.F.E.,H.,acct., Doughty

Rising

Sun Petroleum Co., Ld., Seoul

Cumberbatch, L. H., assist., Sun Insurance Office, Tokyo

Cumine, E. B., director, Cumine

Cumine, H. M., managing director, Cumine& & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Co., Ld., Shanghai

Cummer, W. A., senior supt., Revenue Survey branch, Perak

Gumming, K. M., secretary, Greyhound Racing Club, Shanghai

Gumming, C. E., engineer, Perak

Gumming,

Gumming, N. C. O.,

G., Swan, Culbertson

assistant, Harrisons,& Fiitz'

BarkerShanghai

& Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Cummings, E., Mustard & Co., Ld., Mukden

Cummins, H. C., director, Wilde & Co., Selangor

Cunha, B. M. O. dai, Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ld., Hongkong

Cunietti,

Cunico, W.,M.,Lightkeeper,

Chancellor, Italian

MarineConsulate, Hongkong

dept., Singapore ,

Cunliffe, A., assist., F. M. S. Railways, K. Lumpur, SelangorHongkong

Cunningham, B. T., assist., Taikoo Sugar Refining Co.,Cb.,

Cunningham, A. L., assist., Canadian Pacific Railway Ld., Hongkong

Cunningham, Edwin S., consul-general for America, Shanghai

Cunningham, F., director, Malayan Collieries, Ld., Selangor

Cunningham, R. E., forest assist., North Borneo Trading Co., Sandakan, B.N.B.

Cunningham, T. H., assist-, Kelly & Walsh, Ld., Shanghai

Cunningham, W., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and EngineeringCo., Hongkong

Cunningham,

Cunningham-Brown, W. B., Counsellor, British Embassy,

J. S. H., controller, Labour dept.,TokyoNegri Sembilan

Cunningham, W. B., Japanese counsellor, British Embassy, Tokyo

Cuny, M., manager, Louis Ogliastro & Co., Saigon

Cupp, H., Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., Tabewie Seoul

Curatos, M., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Cure, G., assist., Etablissements Jean Comte, Saigon

Curram, L. R., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Curran, Sharpe W. J., supt. of Posts and Telegraphs, Post Office, Malacca

Curran, J., assist, sanitary engineer, engineering dept;; Municipality, Singapore

Curran, Rev. P., Catholic Mission, Foochow

Currie,

Currie, A. M. sub.,

R., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of Lidia, etc., Kobe

Currie, J.H.W.,

B., assist.,Officer,

West Fire

CoastBrigade, Shanghai

Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

Currie, N. M., managing director, Davie, Boag ifc Co., Hongkong

Currie, R. M., engineer, Shanghai Waterworks

Currier, V. C., assistant engineer, Malacca Electric Lighting Co., Ld., Shanghai

Co., Ld., Singapore

Curtis, F. H., assist., Barlow, it Co., Singapore

Curtis, Dr. E. S., Church Missionary Society Hospital, Hangchow

Curtis, Rt. Rev. J., Church Missionary Society. Hangchow

Curtis, R.J. L.,

Curtis, manager, National

J., aide-de-Camp to H.City

E. theBank of NewSingapore

Governor, York, Harbin

Curtis,

Curtler,W.E. S.A.,V.,Agriculture

mgr. and engr.,

dept., Duro

F. M. Pump.it

S it S. S.Engineering Coi, Kowloon, Hongkong

Cuscaden, Capt. R. L., supt., Trade it Customs, Selangor

Cuscaden,

Cuscaden, W. G. P.,L.,deputy

manager,commissioner of Police,Co.,Selangor

Asiatic Petroleum Ld,, Johore

Cush, J. D., acting tidesurveyor, Chinese Maritime Customs, ChiXgwantap

Cussy, A., Descours et Cabaud, Saigon

Custerson, L, assist., Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ld., Moji

Custodio,

Catcher, E.M.,S.,Custodio Electricdept.,

assist., butchery Supply,

DairyManila

Farm, Ice it Cold Storage Co., Ld., Hongkong

Cutfield, H. E., district officer, Sibu, Sarawak

Cuthbe, K. Y., engineer. Municipality, Singapore

Cuthbert, C. J., assist., Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

FOREIGN | RESIDENTS 67

Cuthbert, J. R., assist., Imperial Chemical Industries, Amoy

Cuthill, G. H., sergeant of police; H’kong. & Whampoa Dock Co., Kowloon, Hongkong

. Cutler, Cutler, O.M.E.F.,H.,chemist,

assistant,Imperial

Lewis & Chemical Industries (Malaya), Dd., Singapore

Feat, Ld., Singapore

! Cutsem, A., van, dir., Oie de Tramways et- d’Eelairage de Tientsin, Tientsin

Cutting, E. R., sub-acct., National City Bank,of New York, Manila

Cuylenburg, A. N. H. van, secretarial dept., Fogden, Brisbane & Co., Singapore

; Cyril, Rev. Bro., Stella Maris School, Weihaiwei

■ Czapp, Czarnetzki,W. F.,C.,merchant,

quartermaster

Changshaclerk, American Legation, Peiping

D’Almada, Frank, solicitor, D’Almada & Mason, Hongkong

D’Almada, F. X., solicitor, Hongkong

; D’Almeida, J. M., manager, Economical Trading Co., Hongkong

Dabell, H. A.,K. postmaster-general,

Dabelstein, E., assistant, RobertJesselton,

Dollar Co.,British North Borneo

Shanghai

Dabelstein, L., G. E. Marden & Co., Shanghai

. Dacanay, E. P. assist., Texas Co. (China), Shanghai

J DacanUy,

Dack, M. Cole,J. B.,manager,

White, Firestone

Page & Tire

Co., &Manila

Rubber Co., Negri Sembilan

| Daggenhansem, G. von, Straits-JavaShanghai

Daeniker, A., consul for Switzerland, Traiding Co., N.V., Singapore

Dagoro, P. B., sales manager, Continental Supply Go., Manila

1 ; Dahl, A., inspector, Municipal Revenue department, Shanghai

■ Daily, Dahlin,A.E.W.,A.,installation

assistant, Dodge '& Seymour

manager, Asiatic (China)

Petroleum Ld.,Co.,Shanghai

Ld., Wuhu

■j Dains, G. L., installation supt., Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Swatow

, : Dai, S. Z., Central China Dairy, Hankow

Dainton, G. W. B., Senior clerk-of-works, Public Works department, Shargh i

Dakers, C. H., assist, protector of Chinese, Chinese Secretariat, Perak

Dakin, W.

Dakin, R. G.,

S., a.c.a., assist., NewChartered

sub-account;ult, Engineering

Bankandof India.

Shipbuilding

Aust. &Works,

China,Ld.,

PerakShanghai

. Dalbey, Ist-Lt. J. T., U.S. Army Troops in China, Tientsin

Dalbey, Dr. W. C., dentist, Shanghai

Dalcan, D. A., director, Associated Products Co., Foochow

!: Dale, A. E., assist., S. J. David & Co., Shanghai

i;'/ Dale,

Dale, E.A. G.,

F., manager, Simplex

assist., Leigh Concrete

& Orange, Piles (Malaya), Ld., Singapore

Hongkong

1 Dale, F. J., inspector, Police dept., Penang

I Dalgarno, W. A., McGregor Iron Works, Shanghai

t Dal gas, C., Taiping manager, A. Bendixsen & Cd., Ld., Perak

1 Dalgleish, I. Scott, assist., British-American I’obacco Co. (Straits), Ld., Singapore

1r Dalgleish, J., secretary, Produce Export Co., Harbin

Dalisay,J.A.,O.,Dalisay

1 : Dallas, assist., Bros., Manila Life Insurance Co., Peiping

Manufacturers’

|1 j Dailey,

Dallas, R.J. D.,

S., assist.,

assist., Probst, Hanburyof ■Police,

Commissioner & Co.,'Shanghai

Kuala Kangar Perak

I Dallin, T., assist, auditor, Audit Office, Hongkong

I1 - Dalrymple,

Dalling, G., J.Neil’s Scotch Bakery, Shanghai

H., assist., Goodyear Orient’Co., Singapore

' Dalton, J., Shanghai Chemical Laboratory, Shanghai

I Dalupan, F., attorney, Clarke & Larkin, Manila

I ( Daly, A. J., assistant, Bradburne

j Daly, F. W., Foreign. Harbour Office, Shanghai

11 Daly,

Dalziel,T.,J.Chinese Maritime

M., assistant, Customs.Telephone

Hongkong N. E-Promontory, ChefoO

Co., Ld.. Hongkong

1 Damsgaard, A., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., Shanghai

FDan, S., chief engineer, Tokwa Bosieki Kaisha, Ld., Shanghai.

1; tDanby,

Dan by, C.J. D.,

G., signs

manager, Manufapturers’

per pro., Butterfield Life Insurance

& Swire, Co., Peiping

Hongkong

Danby, R.

||I Danckwerts, W. D., assist., Union Insurance

H., Winckler &W.Co-,S. Yokohama Society of Canton, Ld., Shanghai

1 Dand, A. A.,A.dx-aughtsman,

Danenberg, M., assistant, GreatBailey

Northern HongkongCo., Shanghai

<68 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Danenberg, F., assistant,

Danenberg, F. E., assistant, Forster Reiss, Massey & Co.,

& Co., Ld., Canton

Shanghai

Danenberg, M. J., assistant, A. Cameron & Co., Shanghai

Danenberg,

Danenberg, It., R. C.,assistant,

assist., Asiatic

Far EastPetroleum

Aviation Co. Co.,(South

HongkongChina),. Ld., Hongkong’

Dangerfield, L. A., accountant, P.,M. Pinguet.ifc Co., Hongkong

Danieck, H., Cie Francaise et Tramways, Shanghai

Daniel, F., European master, Victoria Institution, Kuala Lumpur,, {Selangor

Daniel, Fr., Franco-Chinese Municipal School, Shanghai

Daniel, Geo. O., Good Books, Pictures & Works of Art, Ld., Singapore

Daniel, I. A., assist., Storch Bros., Ld., Penang

Daniel,

Daniel, R., DistrictGreen

S.,A. assist., Inspectorate

& Collier,ofCo.,Singapore

Salt Revenue, Yunnanfu

Daniels, J., Asiatic Petroleum Shanghai

Daniels, Dr. C.J. lilies

H., University Hospital, University of Nanking, Nanking

Daniels, H. W., Socony Vacuum Corporation, Yokohama ,

Daniels, H., & Co., Tokyo

Daniels, W. A. A. M., consul general for Netherlands, Singapore

Daniels, W.Fr.,

Danielsen, S. S.,manager,

engineer,Behn,

Paterson

Meyer&&Simon Co., Singapore

Co., Manila

Danilevsky, C. P., art. supt., Claude Neon Lights, Shanghai

Danker, H.,

Danker, C., Tourist

Tourist Agency-Informatioh

Agency Information Bureau, Bureau, Penang

Penang

Danker, J. A., inspector, water works dept, P.W.D., Johore

Danker, J. P., assist. British Residency, Pahang

Danks, Edward,

Dankwerth, Geo.agent,

C., L.president,

Everett, Philippine

fnc., ,

StatesCo.,Salvage

ManilaAssociation, IPkong

Dankworth, G. E., secretary, Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co., Manila

Danley, R. W., assistant, North China Insurance Co., Ld., Kobe

Dannatt, Dr. R. M., surgeon, Tanglin Hospital. Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Dannehl,

Danson, G.,Dr.assist.,

H., assist.,

DaviesDoitsu ttenryoShanghai

& Brooke, Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Danson, J.G.,R.,Mustard

Danson, engineer

& manager, electricity dept., Municipality, Penang

Darby, C..G., supervisor, Eastern Extension Telegraph Co.,'Shanghai

Darby, H. d’Esterre, director, Sime, Darby & Co., Malacca

Darby, W. J., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Dardenne. R., assistant, Etablissements Jean Comte, Saigon

Darge,G.R.St.V.,F,Chenderiang

Dare, AgriculturalTinField Office,2nd

Dredging, Ld., Division,

Perak Sarawak

Darling, R., A.,

Darlington, Williamson

actg. insp.& ofCo.,examiners,

HongkongChinese Maritime Customs, Tientsin

Darnell, J., manager, Gestetner (Eastera), Ld., Bangkok

Darnoff, D., president, Radio Corp. of the Philippines, Manila

Darecy, F. R., director, Auto Palace Co., Ld., Shanghai

Darras, E. J., N. & B. Stable Co., Manila

Darre,D.Marcel,

Das, P., Shanghaichartered accountant,

Electric ConstructionShanghaiCo., Ltd., Shanghai

Dass,

Dasent, L. H., inspector, Police dept., NegriPenang

S. Arokia, chief clerk, Survey dept., Sambilan

Dastur,

Datema,R.G.A.,P., Insurance

consul for

General Broker, Manila Hongkong

Dau, Carl, partner, C. Dau & Co., Chefoo

Daubeny,

Daubeny, D. L.,

G., district

assistant, RisingSaribas,

Sun Petroleum Co., Ld., Tokyo

Daudrumez,R. M., chef de laofficer,

garde, FrenchSarawak Municipal Council, Tientsin

Dauma®, P., Societ© Franco-Chinoise,

Dautremer, J., manager, Banque de ITndo-chine, ShanghaiPeiping

Dave,

Daver, G. S., assistant, Peermahomed Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Daver, R.D. E.,R., R.R. E.E. Daver

Daver&& Co.,

Co., Kobe

Kobe

'iDavey,

Davey, F.D. R.,L., manager,

assistant, E.Yorkshire

D. Sassoon Insurance Co., Hongkong

& Co., Ld., Ld., Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 69*

Davey, H. G. A., assistant, Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Singapore

Davey, W. C., assistant, Dunlop Rubber Co. (Far East), Ld., Kobe

Davey, W. partner,

David, A., R., assist.,S. British

J. DavidCigarette Co., Shanghai

& Co., Shanghai

David, A. B., managing director, David & Co, Ld., Saigon

David, D. B., Importer & Exporter, Manila

David, Evelyn,

David, partner,

F. S., assist. S. J.Cigarette

British David & Co.,

Co., Shanghai

Shanghai

David, J., {assistant inspector, Education departmeint, Selangor

David, J. A., student teacher, Govt. English School, Muar, Johore

David, J. B., partner, David & Toft., Singapore

David, J. M., assistant, Meyer Bros., Singapore

David,

David, J.K.,S.,proprietor,

assistant, Kelly

Calder-Marshall

David & Co.,& Co., Shanghai

Shanghai

David, K. C., superintendent, Government Printing Office, Johore

David, L. C., architect, Credit Foncier d’Extreme-Orient, Hongkong

David, M. M.,

David, N., managing

assistant, director,

Samuel DavidStephens, Paul & Co., Ld., Bangkok

& Co., Shanghai

David, R.,

David, S., ingenieur,Samuel

manager, FrenchDavid

Municipal

& Council,

Co., ShanghaiTientsin

David, S., Hillaly & David, Shanghai

David, S. J., assist., China Printing

Davidse,

Davidson,D.,A.,surveyor, Booty Dockyard

assist., Taikoo & Edwards,andSingapore

Engineering Co., Hongkong

Davidson, A. G., R. Haworth

Davidson, A. L., secretary, Chinese & Co., Central

ShanghaiRailways, Ld., Shanghai

Davidson,

Davidson, A.C. J.,W.,consul,

storekeeper,

BritishPolice Headquarters,

Consulate, Tokyo Hongkong

Davidson, D. M. N., assist., up country, Bombay-Burmah Trading Corpn., Ld., Bangkok

Davidson, D. S., assist., audit accounts dept., Guthrie & Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Sel.

Davidson, E., solicitor, Hastings & Co., Hongkong

Davidson,

Davidson, H. W., merchant,

J., manager, Seoul MacGregor & Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Caldbeck,

Davidson, J., revenue officer, Imports and Exports office, Hongkong

Davidson, J. W. O., consul for Great Britain, Hankow

Davidson, P. A., chief examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Tengyueh

Davidson, R. V., signs per pro., Syme & Co., Singapore

Davidson W., assist., F.M.S. Railways, K. Lumpur, Selangor

Davie, J. J., engineer, Siamese Tin Syndicate, Ld., Bangkok

Davie, R.,A.,assist.,

Davies, Thos. CookChartered

sub-accountant, & Son, Shanghai

Bank of India, Australia and China, Bangkok

Davies, A. E. W., service dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Hankow

Davies,

Davies, A.A. Y.G.,L.,clerk, Shanghai Gas

barrister-at-law, Co., Ld., Shanghai

Singapore

Davies, B., assist., F.M.S. Railways, K. Lumpur, Selangor

Davies, C. G., Davies & Brooke, Shanghai

Davies,

Davies, D.,

D. chief clerk,ofColonial

F., reader physics,Secretariat,

University,Hongkong

Hongkong

Davies, D. M., 1st clerk, Secretariat, Singapore

Davies, D. J., assistant engineier, P.W.D., Penang

Davies, E.E.,A.,chairman,

Davies, agent, Eastern

China Smelting

Deep WellCo.,Drilling

Ld., Fusing,

Co., Perak

Ld., Shanghai

Davies, E. F. G., Malaya General Co., Johore

Davies, E. J., acting sub-manager, Hongkong & Shangkai Bank, Hongkong

Davies, E. J., assist., Kung Yik Mills, Shanghai

Davies, E. M. V., senior executive engineer, P.W.D., Kinta, Perak

Davies,

Davies, E.E.R.,R.,assistant,

assistantPublic

engineer,

HealthP.W.D., Perak Council, Shanghai

dept., Municipal

Davies, E. R., heladmaster, Teluk Kuran English School, Singapore

Davies, F., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Shanghai

Davies, F. H„ representative, British Thomson-HoustOn Co, Ld., Tokyo

Davies,

Davies, F.Capt.

M. E., assistant,

G. C., AsiaticVictoria

headmaster, Petroleum Co., Tsinan

Institution, Selangor

70 FOtiEIGN RESIDENTS

Davies, G., executive engineer,1 P.W.D.? Segainat, ^pliore

Davies, H., assist., F.M.S. Railways, K. Lunjpur, Selangpr

Davies, H. C., clerk, Shanghai Gas Co., Ld., Shanghai

Davies, H. C. D., assist., Hongkong, arid Shanghai Banking.Corporation, Tsingtao

Davies, H. L., assist., Robinson Piano Co., Rd., Shanghai

Davies,

Davies, H.H. N., L., foreman,

Gattey and Bateman, Inc.,Tobacco

British-American Singapore. . Rd.,, Singapore

Co. (Straits);

Davies,

Davies, H. O., clerk, accounts dept., P.W.D., Hongkong

Davies, H.J., W., Inspectorate

accountant, General

Herbert, Ld.,Statistical

Osaka de.pt.,-Chinese Customs, Shanghai

Davies, J. B., assistant, Alex. Ross & Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Davies, J. D., assist., Socony-Yacuum Corpn., Otaru

Davies,

Davies, J.J.J. P.,

J.N.,P.,assist.,

Huttenbach Lazarus & Sons,Penang

S. Patani, Perak

Davies, secretary,Penang P’reePiano

Robinson School,Co., Ld., Shanghai

Davies,

Davies, J.J. W., W.,assist.,

assist.,China

BritishSoapCigarettd

Co.., Ld.,Co-, Ld., Shanghai

Shanghai

Davies,

Davies, L.L. J.,A.,director,

manager,Gibb Henry Waugh &

Livingston Co.,Ld., Bangkok

Hongkong

Davies,

Davies, L. H., Seventh Day Adventist Mission, Tsinan University, Tsinan

L. J., b.a., vice-president, Shantung Christian

Davies, M. G., manager, Metropolitan Land & Building Co., Ld., Shanghai

Davies,

Davies, R.R. R.,J. S.,assistant,

sub-accountant,

Mackintosh Chartered BankHongkong

& Co., Ld., of India, Australia cWChina, Sarawak

Davies, S. V., Socony-Yacuum Corpri.-, Osaka

Davies, T. (K., Shewan Tomes Co., Hongkong

Davies, W. A. N., registrar, Supreme* Court, Singapore

Davies, W. E., assistant, Chinese Maritime Customs, Hankow

Davies,

Davies, W.W. J.,H.,2ndassist., ChinaBritish

secretary, ImportEmbassy.

and ExportTokyoLumber Co.,: Shanghai

Davies, W. R., assist., Asiatic Petroleum

Davies, W. R., coal transport operator,-Shanghai Power Co. (North China),

Co., Ld., Hankow

Shanghai

Davila, R. H., secretary, Philippine Land Improvement Co., Manila

Davis, A. C., editor, China Laiv Journal, Shanghai

Davis, Rev. R. J., director, St. Mary’s Roman Catholic School,: Sandakan

Davis, C. H., Chinese Maritime.Customs; Ichang

Davis, C. T., assist., John A. Moller, Shanghai

Davis, E. G., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Hankow

Davis,

Davis, E.F., R., manager,

warder, Kampong

Convict Kamunting

Establishment, Tin Dredging,

Taiping, Perak , Ld., Perak

Davis, G. H., manager, Kelly & Walsh, Ld., Singapore

Davis, G. W., boat officer, Chinese Maritime

Davis, H., incorporated accountant. Payne Davis & Co., SelangorCustoms, Lungkow

Davis, J. C., assist., Kennedy, Burkill ife Co., Ld., Penang

Davis,

Davis, JJ.ohn D., clerical

K., consulassistant,

general,Public

AmericanWorksConsulate,

department,SeoulShanghai

Davis, J. L., professor of pathology, Hongkong University, Hongkong

Davis, J. (L. H., officer-in-charge of Police, Pekan, Pahang

Davis, J. P. A., assistant, Mackintosh & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Davis, L. H. N., Land Office; Malacca

Davis,

Davis, L.O. Q.,L., manager, Dunlop Rubber

editor, Philippine Observer,Co.Manila

(China), Tientsin

Davis,

Davis, P. M.,

P. M., director,

Davis & Co.,DragonManila

Motor Car Co., Ld., Hongkong

Davis, R.R., O.Lindsay,

Davis, Drakeford

W. M., assist. & Davis, ofShanghai

Commissioner Police, Negri Sembilan

Davis, R. P., Town Planning superintendent, Selangor

Davis,

Davis, R.R. W.,S., partner,

secretary,Tientsin

North Building

China Daily and News

Loan&Co.,Herald,

Ld., Tientsin

Shanhai

Davis, T., assist., Hongkong Telephone Co., Ld., Hongkong

Davis, T. P., sub-acct., National City Bank of New York, Yokohama

Davis, V. W., assist., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Wuchow

Davis, W., assist., Dunlop Rubber Co., Ld., Kobe

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 71

Davis, W. F., berthing officer, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Davison, J. K., manager, J. E. Hayes Engineering Corporatiori, Tientsin

.Davison, F. R., secretary^ United Engineers. Ld., Singapore

Davison, R., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Davison, R., assistant, Public & Thomas Hanbury School for Boys, Shanghai

Davison, R. M., Canadian Facilic Steamships, Ld., Kobe

Davison, W. L., supt. of workshop, P. W. D., Kedah

Davison, W. R., service architect, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Davson, G. C. W., town engineer, Public Works dept., Selangor

Davy, A. G., partner, Butler & Webster, Bangkok

Davy, E. R., engineering manager, Barrow, Brown Co , Ld . Bangkok

Davy,

Davy, T.J. H.,

D., Asiatic

printingPetroleum

manager, Co. (South China),

North-China DailyLd.,NewsHongkong

'& Herald, Shanghai

Dawes, G. T, secretary, Kampong Kamunting Tin Dredging, Ld., Perak

Dawes, S. H., manager, Gill & Co., and British Consular agent, Hakodate

Dawson, A. L., assist., Butterfield

Dawson, D. L., accountant, Chartered Bank n't India, Australia &. China, T’sin

Dawson, G. G. Planting assist., Duff Development Co., Kelantan

Dawson, H. V., supervisor, Eastern Telegraph Co., Tientsin

Dawson,

Dawson, J.J.Ai,-secretary. Shanghai

I., local director, DockAustralian

Raub and Engineering Co., Ld.,Co.,

Gold Mining Shanghai

Singapore

Dawson, Ist-Lt. M. M., assistant engineer, U.S. Army, Manila

Dawson, N., assist., Lane, Crawford & Co., Dd., Shanghai

Dawson, R. L., laboratory assistant, Govt. Analyst’s dept., Penang

Dawson, T., Chinese Maritime Customs’, Shanghai

Dawson, W., inspector.

Dawson, W., Municipal Police

healfhdept.,

officer,Penang

Singapore

Dawson, Rev: W. F., London Missionary Society, Peiping

Dawson-Grove, H., commr. of Customs,

Day, A. C., shift engineer, Municipal Electric Shasi dept., Penang

Day, C. B., m.a., ph.d., Hangchow Christian College, Hangchow

Day, E. W., supt., Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Saigon

Day, G. J., installation inspector, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Day, H. B., Vice-Consul for America, Singapore

Day, L, Tutor in electrical engineering, University, Hongkong

Day, J., assist., China Printing & Einshiiig Co., Shanghai

Day,

Day, John,

K. B., resident

vice-pres.,inspector,

Manila HotelLiverpool & London & Globe Insurance Co., Ld., S’hai.

Co., Manila

Day, L. G., clerk, Shanghai Power Co.; Shanghai

Day, L. M., assistant, Jardine Engineering

Day, W. H., assist., Green & Collier, Ld., Singapore Corporation, Ld), Shanghai

Daya, T., manager, Watanmal Boolchand, Canton Penang

Dfiyzatt, J., dir., General College of Missions EstrangereS,

D’Cotta,

D’Cotta, C. J., supervisor and office assist., VehiclesHospital,

A. M., assist, obstetrician, Free Maternity Singapore

dept., Singapore

D’Cruz,

D’Eca, A.W,M.,senior health

building officer,

supt., RobertPortDollar

HealthCo.,Office, Singapore

Shanghai

De Courcy,

De Feularde,J. export

E. B., agent,

dept.,H’kong.

Messageries& S’hai.Maritimes,

Banking Saigon

Corporation, Hankow

De Garcia, E. A., assist., Elliston, Pugh & Co. Sh inghai

De Golia, D. J., assist., American

De Havilland, W. A., patent attorney, Tokyo Trade Commissioner, Singapore

1 De Pass, Capt. M. B., U.S. Army, language officer, American Legation, Peiping

De Rago, A. S., assist., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Shanghai

I| DeDe Rago, J. J., assist.,

Vleeschouwer, Chali Socony-Vacuum

Tradingand Corporation, Shanghai

Co., Shanghai

Shanghai

| Deacon, E. E., agent, Hongkong Banking Corporation, Penang

: )! Deacon,

Deacon, W.S., assistant.,

O., manager, Hongkong

Siam Steam Electric Co..Co.,

Packet Hongkong

Ld., Bangkok

;! Dean, A. W.,

Dean, H. V. T.,L. signs

Everett,perInc.'pro., Butterfield & Swire, Tientsin

, Iloilo

Dean, T. R., assistant chaplain, St. Andrew’s Cathedral, Singapore

Deans, W. D., assistant, Dairy Farm, Ice and Cold Storage Co., Ld., Hfingkong

72 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Dear, G. C., Socony-Yacurun Corporation, Tokyo

Dearden, A. C., Smith, Reli & Co., Manila

Deardorff, A. E., cashier, Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., Tabowie, Seoul

Dearling, T., Warehouseman, Harbour Board, Penang

Dearn, E. A., Macbeth, Gray & Co., Shanghai

Dearn, J. W., assistant, iShanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Deb, M. R., assistant malariologist, sub-dept., Hongkong

Decena, L., manager, Gillespie ifc Co., Manila

Decker, H. L., assist., Texas Co. (China), Ld., Hongkong

Decker, M. M., principal, Harris Memorial Training School, Manila

Deckert,

Deckhard,L.,R,assistant,

Socony-VacuumSiemssenCorporation,

& Co., CantonManila

Decret, M., Cie Francais et Tramways, Shanghai

Deegan, N. J., assist., National Aniline it Chemical Co., Shanghai ■

Deelder, A. A., engineering dept., Royal Packet Navigation Co., Singapore

Deeley, F.A-,E.,assist.,

Deering, assist.,China

International

Record Co., Export Co., Ld., Hankow

Shanghai

Defer,

Degoy, R., manager, China Record Co., Shanghai Co., Shanghai

G., assist.. Far East Oxygene & Acetylere

Dehaese,

Dehler, H , CieChina

P., assist., de Commerce et de Navigation

Export-Import &, Bank Co.,d’Extreme

ShanghaiOrient, Saigon

Dehn,

Deiber, Albert, president, Kaisei Chu Gakko, NagasakiInc., Manila

P., vice-pres. & manager, Philippine Steelhouse,

Deighton, K. R, assistant, Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Medan, Sumatra

Deihl,

Deitz, R.W.W.,W.,assist., Haskins Sells, Shanghai

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer of China, Shanghai

Deiabie, A., Tientsin Tramways and Lighting Co., Tientsin

Delacharlerie,

Delachaux, F. H. R., inspector, NetherlandsElectric

J., assistant engineer, Siam Corporation,

East India Ld., Bangkok

Opuim Monopoly, Medan

Delehin,

Delamore, S., service manager,

A.J. F.,W.,officer,

Ford &Police

Delainore, National

SelangorMotors Co., Tientsin

Delamore, dept., Kedah

Delay, Roy E., president, Electric Service Corporation, Shanghai

Delage, administrateur-adjoint,

Delagnes, A., superior, Saigon Seminary Annam Mission de Saigon, Saigon

Delagrange, C. R., supt. engineer, Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. (S.S.), Ld., Singapore

Delant, A. K., Cie Francaise et Tramway, Shanghai

Delburgo,

Delbourgo, D.I., resident

H., D. H. Delburgo &ElCo.,

vice-president, KobeFabrica de Tobacos, Inc., Shanghai

Oriente

Delcourt,

Deltino, A., signs per pro., Compagnie Optorg, Shanghai

Delga, J.,Albert,

assist.,P.,Municipality

consul for Venezuela,

Francaise, Manila

Shanghai

Delgado, Dr. J. M., Physician, Manila

Delhaye,

Deliyannis,L., P.ingenieur,

C., partner, Ste. Vassor

des Ciments Co.,Portland

ShanghaiArtificiels de ITndochine, Haiph ng

Dell, G. H., supt. (godown), Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Shanghai

Dell ’Oro, G. L, Dell ’Oro & Co., Shanghai

Dello, O., manager, Ching Hsing Minen G.m.b.H., Tientsin

Delloye, J., Chargeurs

Delmar-Morgan, C., Govt.Reunis, Haiphong

Monopolies dept., Penang

Delmotte, E., Municipality Francaise, Shanghai

Deloye, R., manager,

Delsalle, service civils, Hanoi Banque de ITndochine, Peiping

Delwig, A., assistant, Wilson & Co., Tientsin

Demay, J., manager, Banque de ITndochine,

Demay, L., comptable, Cie. Franqaise de Tramways, Saigon Tientsin

Dement, Waltercontroleur,

Demongeot, F., vice consul for U.S A., Saigon Saigon

Demuth, W. A., E., Shelley-Thompson Banque &deDemuth,

ITndochine,

Singapore

Denarie, G., Dir. General College of the Missions Estrangeres, Penang

Denbigh, A. G., Denbigh & Co., Hakodate

Denby, J. O., 2nd secretary, American Legation, Peiping

Dengis, F., assist, engineer, Linsi Colliery, Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 73

1

Denham, W. D., assist., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Hongkong

Denholm, A., vice-consul for Great Britain, Saigon

Dening, M. E., vice-Consul for Great Breat Britain, Osaka

1 Denison, N., engineer, Scott, Harding & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Denison, R. T., assistant, Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Yokohama

Denison, W. E., signs per pro., Chase Bank, Hongkong

Denister,

Denis, A., G.president,

M., signsDennis.Freres,

per pro., P. H.Saigon

Hendry, Selangor

Denis, E., president, Dennis Freres, Saigon

Denisse, P. M., Socie|te Indo-Chinoise de Commerce, Ld., Saigon

Dent, J., C'arlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Denkhaus, H., Deutsche Farben-Handelsgesellschaft, Waibel & Co.. Shanghai

Denne,

Dennehl,H.Dr.A., H.,managing director,Senryo

assist., Doitsu Ford Motor

Gomei Co. of Malaya,

Kaisha, Kobe Ld., Singapore

| Dennett, J. H., assist, chemist, Agriculture dept., S.S. & F.M.S.

Dennington, E., sub-accountant, Siam Commercial Bank, Ld., Bangkok

Dennis, F. L., assist., Federated Malay States Railways, Kuala Lumpur

; Dennis, L. C., Socony-Yacuum Corporation. Seoul

| Denniston,

Denny, H.A.,E.,R.,Rubber

assist., Sunengineer,

Sewerage Life Insurance Co. of Canada, Shanghai

l Dennys, Broker, PenangPublic Works dept., Municipal Council, Shanghai

Dennysi, S. E., supt., Prisonsi, Kedah

Dennys, Stanley

Denoueix, E., assistant

C., directeur, auditor-general,

Ste. d’Exploit’n. Audit Office, Kedah

des Etablissements Brossard Mopin, Saigon

■ Dent, R. V., signs per pro., La Generale Soies, Shanghai

i Dent, W. E., assist, inspection officer, Fire

Dentici, A., assistant, William Forbes & Co., TientsinBrigade, Municipality, Shanghai

Dentici, E.,

Dentici, E., manager,

M. DenticiFrance& Co.,Boeki Shokai, Tokyo

Yokohama

Dentici, M., M. Dentici & Co., Yokohama

) Denton, A. D., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Denton, R. A. E., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ld., Shanghai

? Denver-Jones, J. H., assist., Manchurian Co., Ld., Harbin

I Derby, P. W., R. O. A. Victor Co. of China, Shanghai

: Derby, R. E., Foreign Harbour Office, Shanghai

Derby, T., Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., Taracol, Chosen

Derham, H. C. (Taboco), Smith, Bell & Co., Ld., Manila

Derogeel, F., agent, N. V. Heyboek’s Groothandell, Palembang

i Derondilhe, C., Descours & Oabaud, Saigon

< Deronzier, A., signs per pro., Racine et Cie., Shanghai

Derrick, Lt.-Cdr. J. C., deputy Registrar of Shipping, Marine dept., Singapore

Derudder, A.,V.,assist,

Desborough, Sales,engineer-in-charge,

Mgr., National CarbonKailanCo.,Mining Administration, Tientsin

Shanghai

Deschamps, de la, district inspt., Chinese Govt. Salt Reveinue dept., Fooehow

l| Descours, M., engineer, Cie des Eaux de Hanoi, Hanoi

Descormes, R., chief accountant, Wm. G. Hale & Co., Ld., Saigon

j, Descraques,

Desebrock, H.,J., signs

SocieteperAnonyme des Etains

pro., Carlowitz & Co.,de Shanghai

Kinta, Perak

Deseille,

Desjardins,H., P.,directcur-general,

directur, Descours Imprimerie d’Extreme

et Cabaud, Orient, Hanoi

Haiphong

ti Desker, F. M., inspector of craft., Marine dept.,

Deskoeuvre, R., Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin Singapore

Deslex, J., assist., Nestle Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Saigon

j Desperben, Rev. D., Roman Catholic Mission, Seangto, Hainan

jIIl’ Desplat, A.,A.,Kailan

Desrosers,J., Mining

assist.,Cie, Administration,

Ogliastro Tientsin

Dessart, assist., Francaiseet de

CieTramways,

Haiphong Shanghai

If 1 Desterhaft, Rev. A. F., Alliance! Mission, Wuchow

Destombes, P., Dir. General 1 College of Missions Estrangeres, Penang

Deswaziere, Bishop , superior House of Nazareth, Hongkong

j|j; Dethleffsen,O.,P.,assist.,

Dettman, assist.,Reuter,

Reuter,Brockelmann

Brockelmann

Shanghai

fl| Dettmar, F., Singapore Cold Storage Co., Selangor

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Deuber, E., merchant, Siber, Hegner.tfc Co., Kobe

Deun, E. K., chief engineer, Kiaocho-.v-Tsinan Railway Administration, Tsingtao

Deuntzer, C., Medical dept., Sandakan, British North Borneo

Devals, Rev. A., Roman Catholic Mission, Penang

Devaux, R. E M., manager, Far East Oxygen & Acetylene Co., Ld., Hongkong

Develey,

Devereux,A.,H.assist., Cie. deSocony-Yacuum

V., assist., Commerce et deCorporation,

Navigation,Mukden

Haiphong

Devereux, 1st Lt. J. P. S., u.s.m.c., American Legation, Peiping

Deveson, B., assist., Berrick

Devignaud, J. C., Export and Import Co., Saigon

Devi lie, J., gen. agewt for Far East, Messageries Maritimes, Shanghai

Devonshire, G. E., A.C.P., in-charge of detectives, Police department, Perak

Devrient,

Dew, E., assist.,F.MBryner & Co., Dairen

Dew, H,H. C.,

T., assist., S. Railways,

assist., Socony-Yacuum K. Lumpur, Selangor

Corporation, Taipeh, Formosa

Dew, P. S. M., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Perak

Dewar, J., deputy surveyor general, F.M.S and S.S. Works, Shanghai

Dewar, E., assist., Kiangnan Dock and Engineering

Dewar, J. G. B., assistant, Kiangnan Dock and Engineering Works, Shanghai

Dewitt, C. A., secretary, Manila Gas Corpn., Manila

Dewitt,

Dewsbury, R. C.,

IL, manager,

manager, Singer

HankowSewing MachineLd.,Co.,Hankow

Dispensary, Selangor

Dewson,

Dexter, W.G. J.,F., assist.,

ChineseSouth

Maritime

BritishCustoms,

InsuranceHankow

Co., Shanghai

Deymek, E. J., auditor, Manila Electric Co., Manila

Deymier, Rev. J. J., Roman Catholic Mission, Hangchow

Dhabher, P. B., C. M. Karanjia & Co., Canton

D’Hooghe,

Dhunjishah,Ed.,D„juge assesseur,

assist., French Tientsin

Olivier-Chine, Consulate, Shanghai

Diamant, M., S.assist.,

Diamantidis, China Finance

N„ Baboud, Mary

Cie., Shanghai

Diamond, Dr. W. C. E., District Hospital, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Dias,

Dias, V.Dr.E.,J. Registration

de Pinto, acting consul-general

Office, Malacca for Brazil, Shanghai

Diaz, E., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld., Manila

Dibble, C. H., chief gaoler, Kedah

Dibden, F. W„ assist., United Engineers, Ld., Perak

Dick, J.,

Dick, J., manager,

assistant, Islay,

Shewan,KerrTomes

& Co.,

Co., vice-consul

Hongkong for Norway, Penang

Dick, J. A., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Dick, J. G., sawmiller, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Hongkong

Dick,

Dick, R.Rev.H.,J.representative

S., Mennonite for Japan, Church,

Brethren Society Foochow

of Chemical Industry in Basle, Osaka

Dickenson, K. J., surveyor on agreement, Survey dept., Kedah

Dickie, W. J., assist, shift engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Dickins, J. 'B., Chinesei Maritime Customs^ Shanghai

Dickinson,

Dickinson, J.A. M.,H.,merchant,

dir. of Criminal

WilliamIntelligence,

Forbes & Co.,Police department, S.S.

Tientsin

Dickover, E. R„ 1st secretary, U.S.A. Embassy, Tokyo

Dickson,

Dickson, A.G. L.,H., director, British-American

assist., Imperial Tobacco Co.,(China),

Chemical Industries and Acme

Ltd.,Foundry,

Dairen Shanghai

Dickson, G. J., assistant, Sime, Darby & Co.,

Dickson, J., senior drainage inspector, P.W.D., Hongkong Malacca

Dickson, J., Chinese Maritime Custom,s, Hongkong

Dicum, Dr. M., deputy medical officer, Selangor

Didsbury, A. B., principal Printing Officer, Prison dept., Hongkong

Dieckmann,

Diehl, F. W.,H., assist.,Erdman

partner, Melchersand& Co., Shanghai

Sielcken, Sourabaya

Diehl, W., office and credit manager. Associated Oil Co., Manila

Dienel, A., assist., Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Tientsin

Diercks, A. W., assist., North China Daily News and Herald^ Shanghai

Dierks,

Dierks, A.H., C.,mang.

assist., China Bird

proprietor, ChinaCo.,Bird

Shanghai

Co., Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 75

Diespecker, L. (J., assist., Mustard & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Diestel,

Diestel, G.,Hans,

assist.,assistant,

Swan, Culbertson

Siemssen, && Fritz,

Krofm,Shanghai

Foochow

Dieticker, W., Kuenzle k Streiff, Inc., Manila

Dietrich, M., Dodge & Seymour (China), Ltd., Shanghai

| Dietrich, K,, assistant, Melchers k Co., Shanghai

; Dietrich, P., Carlowitz k Co., Shanghai

' Dietsch, H., assist., Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Kobe

Dietsche, A. O., A.K. U. China Agency, Shanghai

Dietsche, H., brewery engineer, Straits-Java Trading Co., N.V., Singapore

■ Dietz, A., engineer, Universal Cars, Ld., Singapore

! Digby, K. H., professor of surgery, University, Hongkong

a DigmaneseDiggele, K. K.,P. van,

assist.,assist.,

Arts Netherland

and Crafts, Trading Society, Shanghai

Dihkman, N., Chinese Maritime Customs,Ld.,Harbin

Shanghai

; Dijkerman, sen. assist, supt., Survey dept., F.M.S. and S.S.

Dikhmann, N., assistant examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

. Dillen, J. J. van, assistant. De Sumatra Pwt, Sumatra

Dillenberg, G-, Behn, Meyer & Co., Batavia

Dilley,

Dillner,Dr.E., F.partner,

E., Temple Dill Hospital,

R. Johnson Chefoo

k Co., Canton

|| Dillon,

Dillon, J.B. M.,

P., assist.,

assist., British

British Cigarette

Cigarette Co.,

Co., Ld., Shanghai

Shanghai^”,

Dillon-Corneck, T. P., cashier, Banque de ITndo-Chine, Singapore

®) Dimacali,

Dillow, D.E.,W,,general

assist., manager,

F.M.S. Railway, Kuala

Electrical Lumpur,

Supplies, Selangor

Manila

j; Dimmock, E. N., engineer, P.W.D.,

Dimond, A. K., manager, Hongkong Hotel, HongkongBatang Pa dang, Perak

Dempker, F., Behn., Meyer & Co., Sourabaya

Dingle,S.Dr.

Ding, P. A., principal

T., Jardine Matheson medical

k Co.,officer,

Foochow Sandakan, B. N. Borneo

I Diniz, C., assistant, Arnhold & Co., Ld., Hankow

Diniz, F. X., assist., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Shanghai

Dinnage, C. A., test audit inspector, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

: Dinnen, J. S., overseer, P.W.D., Hongkong

1 Dinsdale, F. A., China Navigation Co. (Butterfield & Swire), Antung

Dinsdale, H. S.. assist., James H. Backhouse, Ld., Hongkong

■! Dinsmore, W. H., iudge, High Court, Alor Star, Kedah

; Diamampo, Oesareo, O. B. Nelson & Co., Manila

Dionisio, R., Casipit, Inc., Manila

1 Diosmeyer, W. L., assistant, Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

| Dissmeyer,

Dirks, W., consul for Germany,

J. A., manager, ChinaDairen

Sales and Service Co., Shanghai

| Distant, D., account.,

Dithmer, S. E., General Motors Henry Waugh Co., Ld.,

(Japan), Ld., Osaka

Singapore

, Ditmas., W. P. N. L., cadet, Limbang, Sarawak

Dive,

Divers,Dr.L.,

H. R., senior Kailan

medical officer, Penang

Divers, W. mechanic,

C., assist, master. Mining

Nieh Chih Administration, Tientsin.SI anghai

Kuei Public School,

Divett. G. E. R., assist., A. S. Watson & Co., Ld., Hongkong

XDix, Comdr. C. C., Marine department, Singapore

; Dixon, C. D., manager, Mackenzie Co., Ld., Hankow

IVDixon,

I Dixon, H. H., R.,superintendent,

assist., China moneyEngineers

orderLd..office,

Shanghai

Post Office, Hongkong

1 Dixon, James A., manager. Commercial^ Union Assurance Co., Kobe

5}. Dixon,

Dixon, P.T. E.,

H., accountant,

sub-officer, Fire British American

Brigade, ShanghaiTobacco

_ Co. (China), Ld., Mukden

Ci Dixon, V. C., assist., Metropolitan-Yickers Electrical Export Co., Ld., Tokyo :

C! Dizon, M., Rizal Ice Plant, Manila

1 Djurup, A. M., manager, Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Bangkok

G0 Doat,Oobb, G.,

A. sub-accountant,

G., Building dept.,Banque de 1’Indo-Chine,

Fogden, Brisbane & Co.,Shanghai

Singapore

ClDobben, A. L. W. van, Java-China-Japan Lijn, Kobe

69

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Dobbs, W. R., assist., Mansfield & Co., Ld., Singapore

Dobby, R. H., assist., Asiatic Petroleum

Dobemeieker, H., Sander Wieler & Co., Hongkong.

Dobler, Jean F. A., conseiller, French Legation, Tokyo

Dobree, C. T. W., assist, commissioner of Police, Batu Gajah, Perak

Dobree, W. B., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ld., Penang

Dobson, A., partner, McAuliffe, Davis & Hope, Singapore

Dobson, A., Fed. Engineering Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Dobson, H. R., health inspector, Municipal Council, Shanghai

Dobson, J., overseer, P.W.D., Hongkong

Dobson, R. M., resident secretary, Sun Life Assurance Co., Tokyo

Docherty,C. Edward,

Docker, shipwright,

ExtensionHongkong andCo.,Whampoa Dock Co., Hongkong

Dockray, J.E.,P.,Eastern

assist, engineer, Telegraph

F.M.S. Railways, Ld.,

KualaPenang

Lumpur, Selangor

Dockrill, W. R., agent, Canadian Trading Co., Ld., Shanghai

Dodd, A., inspector, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Dodd, A., manufacturers’ representative, Shanghai

Dodd, G. C., district judge, District Court, Penaaig

Dodd, J. H., assist, distribution engineer, electric supply dept., Municipality, Penang

Dodd, R.G.,V.,subassistant,

Dodds, accountant, Reiss,Chartered

Massey ofBank Co., ofLd.,India,

Shanghai

Australia and China, Singapore

Dodge, H. T., manager, Texas Co. Inc., Manila

Dodge, R., Dodge & Seymour (China), Ld., Shanghai

Dodwell, L. G. S., sub-manager, Dodwell

Doel, H. E.,F.,engineer,

Doelling, accountant, Electrical

Wincklerdept., Selangor

& Co., Kobe

Doering, P., assist., Arnhold

Doering, V., assist., Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai Ld., Tientsin

Doerner,

Doggett, M. R., assist., Universal Leaf TobaccoWaibel

W., assist., Deutsch Farben Handels Co. of &China,

Co., Shanghai

Inc., Shanghai

Dohr, H., manager, Chungking Import S.A„ Chungking

Doig, D. M., director, Henry Waugh & Co., Ld., Singapore

Doig, T.

Dolbeau, D., inspector, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Dolder, A.,J. office

M., percepteur,

manager, Muller Municipalite

& PhippsFrancaise,

(Malaya),Shanghai

Ld., Singapore

Dolecki, Dr., Philips China Co., Shanghai

Doll,

Doll, B. H.,

M. M., Doray

jr., stateBros.,

DorayForest Kobe

Brothers, KobePahang East, Pahang

Dolman, H. C., Officer,

Domart, Dr., manager,

Dombrovsky, PharmacieLelchicsky

A. 1., partner, Montes, Hanoi

James D. & Co., Dairen

Domenjod, G., Lucien Berthet & Cie., Saigon

Dominguez, P. M., consul for Cuba, Kobe

Dommisse, W., inspector, Post Office, Medan, Sumatra

Donald,

Donald, E. Ross, general agent,Agency,

Canadian Ld.,National Railways, Yokohama

Donald, F.J. H.,

H., assist.,

assist., Central

Shanghai Telephone Shanghai

Co., Ld., Shanghai

Donaldson, H. B. R., officer-in-charge, Police dept., Batu Gajah, Perak

Donaldson, J. R., clerical officer, British Consulate, Dairen

Donaldson, L. J., “Bethesda” Gospel Hall, Singapore

Donn, A. G.. assist, aect. Mercantile Bank of India, Ld., Hongkong

Donnay,

Donne, J.,P.,manager,

Tientsin Racine

Tramways

et Cie., ShanghaiCo., Ld., Tientsin

Donnell, R. B. B., partner, Lyall

Donnelly, C. A., engineer, Liddell Bros. & Co., & Evatt, Singapore

Hankow

Donnelly, D. E., Land Broker and Estates Agent, Tsingtao

Donnelly, I. A., assist, secy., Taku Tug & Lighter Co., Tientsin

Donner, Th., assist., Ehlers & Co., Shanghai

Donoghue, J. H., assist, treasurer, Secretariat, Singapore

Donohoe,

Donohue, R.,

Comdr.assist., Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Donovan,

Donovan, HaRev. ward,J.,W.consul

J., Kailan MiningKobe

assist.,for Proc.,

U.S.A., Administration, Chingwantao

Maryknoll in South China, Hongkong

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 77

Dooley, D. R., repres. director, Automatic Telephones, Ld. of Japan, Tokyo

Dooman, E. H., first secretary, U.S.A. Embassy, Tokyo

Doom, J. H. J. van, assist, mgr., Vraag & Aanibold, Sour a bay a

Doom, J. S. van, assist., A. Cameron & Co., Ld., Kobe

Dopson, L. H., assist., THos. Cook & Son, Ld., Peiping

Doray, M.

Doray, Dr.B.A.R.,B. manager, Doray Brothers,

C., Government Hospital, Kobe

Muar, Johore

Dorcy, J. B., Anakan Lumber Co., Manila

Doreida, J. O., assist., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Dorlmg, Dr. G. C., Mackenzie Memorial Hospital, Tientsin

Dormer, C.R.,F.assist,

Dormer, J., envoy

acct.,extraord. & ministr.plenip.,

Police Headquarters, H.B.M.Legation, Bangkok

Hongkong

Dornan, T. C., assist., Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Dorrance, A. A., Soeor/y Yacuum Corporation,, Tientsin

Dorrance, R. M., clerk-of-works. Public Works dept., Shanghai

Dorsey,

Dorsser, W.J. A.B.,van,

consul for America, Tsingtao

sub-accountant, Netherlands Trading Society, Hongkong

Dort,

Dorz, A.

E. E.

J., van,

vice architectural

consul for draftsman,

America, P.W.D., Johore Bahru, Johore

Yokohama

Dositheus, Rev. Bro., St. Michael’s Institution, Ipoh, Perak

Dot, R., Cie. Fraxico-Asiatique des Petroles, Hanoi

Dou'd, Lt. H., language attache, U.S.A. Embassy, Tokyo

Dougal, A. T., assist, water engr., Water dept., Penang

Dough, J. K., assistant, United Steel Products Co., Shanghai

Doughty, C. J. manager, Doughty & Co., Shanghai

Doughty, Lt.-Col. E. S., comsnr., Canadian Govt. Immigration, office, H’kong.

Doughty, W. H., manager, Island Trading Co., Ld., Brunei

Douglas, A., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Aust. and China, Tientsin

Douglas, A. W., assist., Wilson & Co., Tientsin

Douglas, C. H., land surveyor, Public Works dept., Hongkong

Douglas, D. S. S., manager, National City Bank of New York, Shanghai

Douglas, M. W., Windsor & Co., J. A., Hongkong

Douglas,

Douglas, R.R. H., partner, Goddard

P., attorney, & Douglas,

Socony-Vacuum HongkongManila

Corporation,

Douglas, T. W., secretary, Secretariat, Penang

Douglas, W., vice-president, Peoples Bank

Douglass, C. W., assist, supt., Presbyterian Missionand Trust, Manila

Press, Shanghai

Doumayrou, A., commissioner-comptables, Municipalite Francaise, Shanghai

Dousdebes, E., assist., Denis Freres, Haiphong

Dove, H., general mgr., Huttenbach, Lazarus & Sons, Penang

Dove, W. G., South British Insurance Co., Ld., Shanghai

Dovey, A. G., director, David Sassoon Co., Ld., Shanghai

Dovey, E. R., analyst, Government Laboratory, Hongkong

Dovey, G.T.,S.,assist.,

Dow, assistant, Dodwell& &Co.,Co.,Shanghai

Ld., Shanghai

Dow, A.J. F., Elser, LdMaitland

, Manila

Dow. N. S., assist., General Electric Co., Shanghai

Dowbiggin, H. B. L., bullion broker, Stewart Bros., Hongkong

Dowd, W. S., assist, commercial attache, U.S. Embassy, Tokyo

Dowdall, L., manag. dir., China Agricultural Development- Co., Ld., H’kong.

Dowdeswell, F., partner. Keys & Dowdeswell, Singapore

Dowe, Johannes, Doitsu Senryo, G. !K., Tokyo

Dower,

Dowler, A.R.J.,H.,assist.,

assist.,Eastern Extension

Butterfield Telegraph

& Swire, Hongkong Co., Shanghai

Dowley, E. J., signs per pro., Butterfield

Dowley, W. A., exchange broker, Hongkong & Swire, Ld., Hongkong

Dowling, A. W. H., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Dowling, J.D.H.,B.,mgr.,

Dowling, assist., Malayan

National CashTobacco

Register Distributors,

dept., AmericanSingapore

Trading Co. of Japan, Tokyo

Dowling, W. W., probationary assist., Police Dept., Selangor

Down,

Down, R. T., representative, Johnson & Johnson. Shanghai Co., Ld., Kobe

F. E., managing director, Baltic Asiatic Commercial

Downer, E. C., assist., Wilson’s Engineering Works, Zamboanga

69*

78 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Downs, Norman L., dental surgeon, Shanghai

Downs, W. H., dental surgeon, Shanghai

Doyle, Lt. Commander J. M., Andersen Meyer & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Dozy, G., manager, Ned. Ind. Steenkolen Handel Mij, Sourabaya

Drabwell, J. A., warder, Prisons department, Singapore

Drachenfels,

Drake, A., assist.,

A. J., assist., American

Presgrave OrientalPenang

& Mathews, Finance Corporation, Shanghai

Drake,

Drake, E.F. D.,O.,shipping

manager,section,

British-American

Soeony-Vacuum Tobacco Co., Shanghai

Corporation, Shanghai

Drake, P. N., B. Reif, Ld., Kobe

Drake, R. N., accountant, Mercantile Bank of India, Ld., Hongkong

Drake, W. S., managing director, Gordon’s, Hongkong

Drakeford, A. P., manager, Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Manila

Drakeford, T.F. G.,

Drakeford, J., assist.,

Lindsay,British-American

Drakeford & Davis, Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Shanghai

Drakestein, Jonkheer, secy., Netlierlaaids iLegatiani, Peiping

Dralle, E. G. L., Perfumerie & Toilet Co.,

Dranslield, A., assistant, Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., HongkongSourabaya

Draper,

Draper, A.E. E.,E., assist.,

assist.,Shanghai Power Co.,K.Shanghai

F.M.S. Railways, Lumpur, Selangor

Draper, T. J., assistant, Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Hongkong

Dravo, Hudson D., managing director,Axregg & Co., Ld., Manila

Drazdil, H. K., Whitson’s, Ld., Shanghai

Dredge,

Dreesman,J. H.O., J.,assist.,

assist.,Hooglandt

Travers && Sons, Ld., Singapore

Co., Singapore

Dreggs, C. O., Chinese Maritime Customs,

Dresser, A. J. B., assist., Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Shanghai Kobe

Drew, H. H., assistant bridge engineer, Municipality, Singapore

Drew,

Drew, L.R.S.,B., chiefsub.-acct.,

accountant,Chartered

China Electric

BankGo.,of Ld.,

IndiaShanghai

AusL & China, Singapore

Drew, R. C., state engineer, Public Works dept., Kelantan

Drewett,

Dreyer, D. von, American Asiatic Underwriters, Chungking China), Ld., Kiukiang

J., installation manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North

Dreyer, H., dept, manager. Shewan, Tomes & Co., Hongkong

Dreyfus, R.,A.,proprietor,

Dreyfuss, Ullmann && Cie.,

assist., M. Battegay Co., Peiping

Tientsin

Driebergen, J., assist., Singapore Cold Storage Co., Singapore

Driessen, J. C., assist., Netherlands Trading Society, Hongkong

Driscoll, A. H., secretary, Raven Trust Co., Shanghai

Drogoz, R., assist., Cie. Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigon

Drollette,

Droogleever, G. W. W.,H.,supervisor, Singer Sewing

General Accident, Fire &Machine

Life Assce.Co.,Corporation,

Hongkong Ld., Singapore

Drouet, M., Magasins Chaffanjon, Hanoi

Drouin, H., fonde de pouvoir, Cie. de Commerce et de Nav. d’Extreme-Orient, Saigon

Drude, Robert, assistant, Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Hongkong

Drummond,

Drummond, J.J. S., F., sub-accountant,

partner, Frazar &Chartered

Co., OsakaBank of India, Aust. & China, Hongkong

Drummond,

Drummond, N., assist., Davie Boag & Co.,Customs,

M. C. D., Chinese Maritime Hongkong Shanghai

Drummond, R. W. S., Drummond

Drury, T., headmaster, & Co., Johore

English College, Sandakan, British North Borneo

Dryburgh, A. M., district officer, Perak

Dryden, D. D., assist., Butterfield & Swire, Shanghai

Drysdale,

Drysdale, A.A.I. F.,W.,

M., manager,

manager, United

Retsuj Engineers,

Co., HongkongLd., Negri Sembilan

Drysdale, snr., partner, Drysdale

Drysdale, I. F., jr., Drysdale & Co., Nanking & Co., Nanking

Drysdale, J., signs p.p., Russell & Co., J. A., Selangor

Drysdale,

Drysdale,W.,J.T.,O.,acct.,boiler

Porthouse

Lamonsupt.,Lumber

Shanghai Power

ManilaCo., Shanghai

Co.,Trengganu

D’Souza, supt., Post & Telegraph dept.,

Dubois, J., fonde de pouvoir, Banque de ITndo Chine, Saigon

Dubois, M., Societe Franco-Chinioise, Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS ,79

Dubose, S. P., el^ve interprete, French Legation, Peiping

Ducenior, C., Kailan Mining Admistration, Tientsin

Duchamp, D., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Hankow

Duchateau, R., manager, Societe Indo-chinoise de Commerce, Ld., Saigon

Duck, E. F., assist, commissioner of public health, Municipal Council, Shanghai

Duckitt, E. R., Ricketts, Turner &, Co., Shanghai

Duckworth, F. F., assist., Hongkong Electric Co., Ld., Hongkong

Duckworth-Ford,

Duckworth, N. H.,Col. R. A. D., supt.,

International Constabulary

Harvester Academy, Baguio, Manila

Co., Manila

Duclos, G.', agent, Singer Sewing Machine Co., Hongkong

Duclos, Major V. E., Canadiaai Gbv^rnjnent Trade Commissioner,. Hongkoiig

Ducos, I. R, Abuig Rosalia, Manila

Ducret, M., assist., Cie. Francaise de Tramways, Shanghai

Duddell, G.D.,G.,signs

Dudding, partner, Evatt

per pro., Louis& Co., Perak Bangkok

T. Leonowens,

Dudgeon, A., superintendent, Bangkok Dock Co., Ld., Bangkok

Dudley, G., secy., Bailey & Co.. Ld., W. iS., Hongkong

Dudley, G. W. B., storekeeper, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Dudley, R.,W.examiner,

Dudman, F., Far EastChinese Maritime

Aviation Customs, Tientsin

Co., Hongkong

Duebgen, A., assist., Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Duenas,

Duerr, W.P., secretary, United States

E. A., manager, GrandShoeHotels,

Co., Manila

Ld., Tsingtao

Duesing, G., Siemssen & Co., Tientsin

Duesterhoeft, B., assist., Melchers & Cb., Hankow

Duff, H. B., acting marine surveyor, Chinese Maritime Customs, Dairen

Duff, J. L., J. L. Duff & Co., Kiukiang

Duff, R. M., manager, Bangkok Dock Co., Bangkok

Duff,

Duff, R. S., assist.,

S. H., sub-acct., British Cigarette

Chartered BankCo.,of Shanghai

India, Austr.

Duff, W. A. H., secy., International Assurance Co., Shanghai

Duff-Fyfe, M. J., United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Duffield, Wm., constable, British Consulate, Shanghai

Duffus, A., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, etc., Tientsin

Duffy, M., installation supt., Socony-Vacuum Corporation,, Amoy

Dufour, G.,Dr.directeur,

Dugdall, Societepractitioner,

J. N., medical Francaise deJohoreVerreries, Haiphong

Duggan, A. W., warder, Prisons department, Singapore

Duggan, E. W., manager, American Express Co., Inc., Hongkong

Duguid,

Duinker,D.H.,W.,assist.,

accountant,

Chartered Shanghai

Bank ofWaterworks

India, Austr.Co.,andLd.,China,

Shanghai

Medan

Duke, A. H., partner, Baguley & Tooth, Bangkok

Dukes, M. B., co-operative rubber organisation

Dullam, L. F., examiner, Chinese Maritime Custom, Tsingtao officer, Co-operative Society, Selangor,

Dulley, H,P.,W.fondb

Dumant, M., assistant,

de pouvoir, Jardine,

Banque Matheson

de & Co., Ld.,

ITndo-Chine, Hongkong

Shanghai

Dumbarton, G. F., manager, Palatine Insurance Co., Ld., of London, Shanghai

Dunbar, J. C.,partner,

Dunbar, L., assist.,L.Hongkong

Dunbar &Electric Co., Ld., Hongkong

Co., Hongkong

Dunbar, P. H., manager, Amos Bird Co., Shanghai

Dunbar, W., assist., British Uigarette Co., Ld., Hankow

Dunbar, W. G. L., assist., Mackinnon Mackenzie & Co., Shanghai

Duncan, A., engineer, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Hongkong

Duncan, A., MoL.; Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Duncan, G., assist., Boustead & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Duncan, G., assistant, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Canton

Duncan, G., assist.,

Duncan, G., LoxleyHongkong

coppersmith, & Co., Hongkong

and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Kowloon, Hongkong

Duncan, J., assistant, Shanghai Electric Construction Co., Shanghai

Duncan, J. F., assistant, The Asiatic Petroleum

Duncan, J. J., director, George Blunn & Co., Selangor Co. (N.C.), Ld., Shanghai

Duncan, J. N., teacher, China Inland Mission

Duncan, L. A. R., Benzine dept., Asiatic Petroleum Boys’ School, Co.

Chefoo(S.C,), Ld., H’kong.

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Duncan, M. A. B., manager, Ellerman’s ArracanRice and Trading Co., Ld., Bangkok

Duncan, M. C., assistant, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corpn., Shanghai

Duncan, N., assist., International Savings, Society, Shanghai

Duncan, R., senior inspector, Sanitary dept., Hongkong

Duncan, R. H. C., Brooke Bond India, Ld., Singapore

Duncan, R. K., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Duncan, S. B., assist., Brunner, Mond & Co. (Japan), Ld., Kobe

Duncan, W. A., assistant, National Aniline and Chemical Co., Inc., Shanghai

Duncan, W. W., assist, treasurer, Secretariat, Singapore

Dunderdale, D. P., assist, solicitor, Sisson & Delay, Singapore

Dunford-Wood,

Dunhill, J., barrister-at-law,

F. W., assist.. Gestetner, Ld.,Ipoh, Perak

Singapore

Dunk, C. W., Shanghai Gas Co., Ld., Shanghai

Dunkley, G. S., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Singapore

Dunkley, W.assist.,

Dunlop, H., assist, shift charge engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Dunlop, G., Det Norske

J., assist., Shanghai Veritas,

Electric Shanghai

Construction Co., Shanghai

Dunlop, J., vice-consul for Great Britain, Shanghai

Dunlop, J. C., revenue officer, Import and Export Office, Hongkong

Dunlop,

Dunlop, J.R. W., F.M.S. Railways,

P., assistant, Hongkong Kuala Lumpur,

Electric Co., Selangor

Ld., Hongkong

Dunlop, T., engineer, British Borneo Timber Co., Ld., Sandakan, British’North Borneo

Dunlop, T. M., Hongkong and Shanghai

Dunman, Charles C., Lowe, Bingham & Dunman, SingaporeBank, Kobe

Dunn, E. J., manager, Sime Darby & Co., Penang

Dunn, G. D., assist,

Dunn, Guthrie Co.,American

SingaporeConsulate, Shanghai

Dunn, Dr.J., T.agent,

B., medical

Hongkongofficer, & iShanghai Bank, iSpurabaya

Dunn, J. C. J., assist., Ker & Co., Manila

Dunn, S., American Engineering Corporation, Shanghai

Dunn, T. R., assist., Harrisons, Barker & Co., Port Swettenham, Selangor

Dunne, J. B., manager, D. Gestetner (Eastern), Ld., Singapore

Dunne, J. J., Jardine Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Dunne,

Dunne, P.T. O.,E., Advertising & Publicity Bureau,

manager, Australia-China Hongkong

Trading Co., Shanghai

Dunnett,

Dunscombe, W. K., director, medical laboratory. &Municipal

B. L. W., assistant, Jardine, Matheson Co., Ld., Health

Hongkong

dept., Shanghai

Dunsing, W., assistant, W. Niggemann & Co., Chefoo

Duperon. Ph., directeur, Banco Franco-Chinoise, Saigon

Dupire, P.,Georges,

Duplessis, director,manager,

Dupire, Morrell,

Boy-LandryLd., Singapore

Etablissements, Shanghai

Dupont,

Dupontet, J., manager, Brossard, MopinFrancais,

R., magasinier, Est Asiatique Saigon Singapore

Etablissements,

Dupree,

Dupree, F. H., engineer operator, Govt. Matheson &Station,

Wireless Co., Ld.,Singapore

Dupuy, J.W.C.,S.,partner,

signs perElders

pro., &Jardine,

Co., Shanghai Hankow

Dupuy, L., Municipality Francaise, Shanghai

Dupuy, P., general manager, Compagnie Optorg, Shanghai

Duquenne, A., The Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Durai,

Duran, T. V., chief draftsman, Survey dept., Jesselton, B. N. Borneo

Durand,P.,G.,secretary., Duran, Lim

chief accountant, LouisandOgliastro

Tuason, &Manila

Co., Saigon

Durand, Rev. P., dean, St. Joseph’s Catholic Mission, Weihaiwei

Durand, Zi-ka-wei Church, Shanghai

Durant,

Duray, SC.S.,C.secretary

L., districtto forest

judge,officer,

SupremeTapah,

Court,Perak

Ipoh, Perak

Durban, T.,R., reporter,

Durdin, assist., Port Banga Eveninq

Shanghai Lumber Post

Co., and

Inc.,Mercury,

ZamboangaShanghai

Durege, F. N. C., managing director, Durege

Duringer, H., assist., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Swatow& Thomas, Penang

Durocher, R.,

Durocher, A., assist.,

Municipality Francaise,

Les Sneers. Shanghai

D’Ulysse Pila & Cie., Shanghai

Durran, J., medical practitioner, Macgown, Anderson & Durran, Hongkong

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 81,

Durrer, F., assist., Charles Rudolph & Co., Shanghai

Duseeff, S., sub-manager, Novelty Silk Studio, Shanghai

Dussek, O. T., principal, Sultan Idris Training College for Teachers, F.M.S.

Duthie, J., assist., Medical Hall, Ld„ Singapore

Duthie, K. J. N., assist, commissioner of Police, Perak

Dutko, Paul M., vice-consul for U.S.A., Harbin

Dutta, Dr. A. C., medical specialist, medical Dept., Malacca

Dutton, T. H., assistant, Pritchard & Co., Ld., Penang

Duvignaud, J. C., assist., Export & Import Co., Saigon

Duxbury, F., director, Kennedy Burkhill & Co., Ld., Penang

Dwyre, Allen flL, asst, treas. & trust officer, Peoples Bank & Trust Co., Manila

Dyce, J., wholesale manager, Medical Hall, Ld., Singapore

Dye, H. H., assist, manager, David L. Moss & Co., Shanghai

Dyer, W. E., professor of history, Education dept., Singapore

Dykes, J. S., dental surgeon, Hongkong

Dykstra, A. J., Singkep Tin Maatschappy, Singapore

Dyment, W. J., assist., Canadian National Railways, Yokohama

Dymond, Dr. E. C., surgeon1, Chinese Maritime Customs, Foochow

Dymond, L. D., States Steamship Co., Yokohama

Dyne, H. E. L., solicitor, Rodyk & Davidson, Singapore

Dyott, H. F., Wilson & Co., Tientsin

Dyson, Capt. J. C, chief officer, Fire Brigade, Municipality, Shanghai

Dyson, Leonard, director, Wise & Co., Manila

Dzn, H. Muysson, mgr., Soc. Commissionaria di Exp. e di Importaz, P’dang

Eachtmann, F., assist., Winckler & Co., Yokohama

Eadie, W., General Electric Co. of China, Ld., Tientsin, Dairen

Eady, G. M., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Manila

Bales, H. G., assistant, Butterfield & Swire, Canton

Eardley, P. F., chief engineer, China Well Drilling Corporation, Shanghai

Earl, L. R. F., acting assist. Dist. Juge, Civil Court, Singapore

Earnshaw, L. C., Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ld., Shanghai

Earnshaw, T., manager, The Earnshaw Docks & Honolulu Iron Docks, Manila

Easson, A. M.,C.c.a.,

Easterbrook, B., Huttenbach,

assist., ChinaLazarus & Sons,

Light and PowerLd.,Co.,Singapore

Ld., Hongkong

Easterbrook, F. J., architect, H’kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Ld., H’kong

Eastes, A. E., consul general for Great Britain, Mukden

Easthagen, A. M., treas., The American Guardiam Association), Manila

Eastman, A., Hongkong & Kowloon, Wharf & Godown Co., Ld., Hongkong

Eastman, A. W., assist., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Hongkong

Eastwood, J. P. B., assist., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Hankow

Eaton, J. A., assist, general manager, Socony-Vacuum Copn., Yokohama

Eaton, L., inspector, Municipal Police dept., Shanghai

Eatson, J. W., Shanghai Gas Co., Ld., Shanghai

Eaves,

Ebara, F.,

T., assist, land officer.

commissioner, LandNative

Chinese Office,Customs,

HongkongKiukiang

Ebbeson, F„ treasurer, Motor Service Co.. Manila

Ebden, W. Si, Commissioner of Lands, Land Office, Singapore

Ebenboek, F., C. lilies & Co., Tokyo

Eber,

Eber, C.R.R.,L.,Portuguese Mission, St.Chan

Barsister-at-Law, Anthony’s Boys’Singapore

& Eber, School, Singapore

Ebling, S. G., vice-consul for United States, Penang

Ebsen, T., Caswell Warehouse Co,, Manila

Eccles, Capt. E., assist.. Quartermaster, U.S. Army, Manila

Eccleshall, S., sanitary inspector1, Sanitary dept., Hongkong

Echevarria, F. C., vice-consul for Spain, Shanghai

Echlaf, R., assist, Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Echterling, B., assist, Koerting & Co., Tokyo

Eck, van, H. F., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Shanghai

Eckert, L., assist., Carl Zeiss K. K., Tokyo

Eckert, W., signs per pro., Siemssen & Co., Canton

Eckford, C. H. V., Cornabe, Eckford & Co., Chefoo

82 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Eckford, C. V., assist., The Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ld., Tientsin

Eckford, R. A., assist., Cornabe, Eckford & Co., Chefoo

Eckford, R. H., managing partner, Cornabe, Eckford & Co., Tsingtao

Eckford, Y. R., manag. partner, Cornabe, Eckford &Co., and consul for Belgium, C’foo.

Eckhardt, C., manager, Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Eckhardt, Dipl. Ing. E., C. lilies & Co., Tokyo

Eckhusen, H., Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Eddie, D. S.,F.assistant,

Eddington, B., assist.,Hall & Holtz,

Eastern Ld., Shanghai

Extension, Australasia & China Teleg. Co., Ld., Saigon

Edelmann, Dr. R. F., Siber, Hegner & Co., Osaka

Edelstein, R. M. L., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Eflgar, A. J., broker, Hongkong

Edgar, D. D., vice-consul for America, Hongkong

Edgar, E. J., chief engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Edgar, E. J., manager, Edgar Bros. & Co., Newchwang

Edgar,

Edgar, Geo.,

Dr. director,

J., The AutoEdgarPalace

Bros., LdCo.,, Sourabaya

Ld., Shanghai

Edgar, J., veterinary surgeon, Keylock & Pratt, Shanghai

Edgar, J. J., signs per pro., Ellis & Edgar,

Edgar, Martin, director, Edgar Bros,, Ld., Singapore Hongkong

Edgar, R., manager, Thos.

Edgar, S. E., broker, Hongkong Cook

Edge, W. F.,J. assist,

Edington, storekeeper,

W., assist., P.W.D., Hongkong

F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Edkins, J. T., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Edlin, G. F. G., manager, Bendixen & Co., Shanghai

Edkins, S. H., assist., Butterfield & Swire, Teluk Anson, Perak

Edmett,

Edmiston,T. T.E.,L.,manager, Shipyard,National

sub-accountant, TanjongCity

Rhu,Bank

United Engineers,

of New Ld., Singapore

York, Harbin

Edmond, G., assistant Municipal engineer, Singapore

Edmonds, F. M., visiting agent, Sime, Darby & Co., Malacca ,

Edmonds,

Edmandson, W. H., G. inspector of works,forP.W.D.,

J., pro-Consul GreatHongkong

Britain, Dairen

Edmondson, G. R., assist., Socony-Vacuum Corpn., Yokohama

Edmund, Rev., Church of Our Lady of

Edmunds, C. W., assist., Socony-Yacuum Corporation,, Lourdes, Ipoh, Perak

Manila

Edmunds, D. S., assist., Whiteaway, Laidlaw

Edmunds, H. C, clerk of works, H.B.M.’s Office of Works, & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Shanghai

Edouard, E., Descours et Cabaud, Vinh-Benthery, Annam

Eduque, Dr. J., presdt., Centre de Luxe Inc.,

Edward, D. S., engineer, Public Works department, Hongkong Manila

Edward, G. T., assistant medical officer, Medical dept., Selangor

Edward, J.Dr.P.,M.,State

Edward, Forestofficer,

medical Officer,

Muar, Pahang West, Pahang

Johore

Edwards, A., International Stevedoring

Edwards, A. F., clerical officer, British Legation, Co., KobePeiping

Edwards, A. R., assist., National Aniline and Chemical Co., Hankow

Edwards, C. L., assist., Hongkong and

Edwards, C. P., Service manager, Lyons Motors, Ld., Shanghai Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Singapore

Edwards,

Edwards, E. C., manager, Lyons Motors, Ld., Singajjore Peiping

I). W., International Famine Relief Commission,

Edwards, E. J.,assist.,

Edwards, F., headmaster,

DodwellWanchai

& Co., Ld.,English School, Hongkong

Hongkong

Edwards, G , executive engineer, P.W.D.,

Edwards, H. Q., supt., Eu Tong Seng Hall, Education Johore Bahru,dept.,

Johore

Singapore

Edwards, M., medical officer, Medical dept., Johore

Edwards, P., assist, analyst, Government Laboratory, Hongkong

Edwards, R.R. A.,

Edwards, E., assist.,

executive Lane, Crawford,

engineer, Ld.,Works

Public Hongkong

& Railways dept., Sarawak

Edwards, T., British Americain Tobacco Co,, Ld., Shanghai

Edwards,

Edwards, T. E. D., sub-accountant, Chartered Co., Ld.,ofPenang

Bank India, Aust. & China, Hankow

Edwardson,W.A.M„W.assist., Paterson,

M., Dodwell & Co., Simons

Ld., &Tokyo

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 83

Edwins, Rev. A. W., Lutheran Theological Seminary, Hankow

Effersoe, H., assist., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., Nagasaki

Efford,

Egal, R.,T.,manager,

secretary, Harrisons & Cie., &engineer,

Crosfield (Borneo), Ld., Sandakan, B.N.B.

Egerton, F. P., assist,Egalelectrical Shanghai Electrical dept., Selangor

Egge, W.,

Eggeling, assist.,

H., WelchWm. Meyerink

Fairchild, t f

Ltd., c Co.,Manila

Hongkong

Egger, G. B., captain, 15th infantry, U.S.A. Army, Tientsin

Eggers, A., sub-manager, Hamburg-Amerika Linie, Shanghai

Eggen, Rev. A. A., Norwegian Missionary Society, Changsha

Eggmann, W., assist., Alhambra Cigar and Cigarette Manufacturing Co,, Manila

Egikoff, K. L., sup. sur., Hudec, L. E., Shanghai

Egle,

Egli, A.Ed.,export

manager,

dept.,Siber,

Arnhold Hegner& Co.,& Co,, Shanghai

Shanghai

Eguaras, R., accountant, Findlay Millar Timber Co., Manila

Ehren, G. von, assist., Jebsen & Co., Hongkong

Ehrenlieb, A., mgr., Oriental Trading & Engineering Co.:, Tientsin

Ehrhardt, John J., U. S. Department of Commerce; Shanghai

Ehrich,

Ehrismann, K., F.,

supervisor,

partner, L.Siber, E. Hudec,

Hegner Shanghai

& Co., Yokohama

Eichelbery, E., merchant, Yokohama

Eichholzer, E. R., assist., Socony Vacuum Corporation, Tientsin

Eickhoff, E. W., Eickhoff & Co., Shanghai

Eickhoff, W., secretary, Danish Legation, Peiping

Eidel,

Eikens,F.,C.,works manager,

insurance dept.,FarHarrisons

East Oxygen and Acetylene

& Crosfield, Co., Ld., Singapore

Ld., Sumatra

Eineson, A., Chinese Maritime Customs, Tientsin

Eisenhut, A. R., signs per pro., Arnhold & Co., Ld., Hankow

Eisler, W. L, agent and surveyor, American Bureau of Shipping, Shanghai

Eiswaldt, R. J., assist., Rice & Co., W. R., Shanghai

Eite, A.,Dr.acting

Eitel, division

F. P.,Carlowitz

China Inland mgr., Mission,

British^American

ChangshaTobacco (China) Co., Ld., Kuikiang

Eix, A., assist, & Co., Shanghai

Eklund, Rev. A., district supt., Methodist Episcopal Mission, Singapore

Ekvall, H., manager, N. W. Territory China Inland Motors, Hankow

Elahi, F., timekeeper, Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Elahi, H. K., prop. & mgr., Karamelahi & Co., H.Z.H., Shanghai

Elam, E. H., assist, district officer, Oya & Dalat, Sarawak

Eland, Dr. A. J. C., Drs. Gossip & Eland, Penang

Elberg, P. M., South British Insurance Co., Ld., Singapore

Elbury,

Elder, E.E.A.,T.medical

F., assist,practitioner,

engineer, P.W.D..Galloway,Singapore

Elder, Maclver & Dobbin, Singapore n

Elder, J. V., Warner Barnes & Co., Ld., Iloilo

Elder, R., assist., Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co., Ld., Shanghai

Eldred, W., assist., Fraser & Co.,. Singapore

Eldridge,

Eldridge, C.J. H,,H., editor,

assist., North-China

Hongkong andDaily Shanghai

Mail, Bank, Singapore

Tientsin

Elena, E. sta, acct., Bank of the Philippine Islands, Zamboanga

Eley,

Elias, W.D. Allan, manager,

H., deputy general Sunmanager,

Life Assurance Co. of Canada,

F.M.S. Railways, KualaSingapore

Lumpur, Selangor,

Elias, F. S., sharebroker, Shanghai

Elias, H., assist., L. E. Jenner & Co., Batavia

Elias, H., assist., Shanghai Electric Construction Co., Shanghai

Elias, H. M., salesman, F. A. Bartholomeusz, Ld., Singapore

Elias, I. A., partner, Rupert, Manasseh & Elias, Singapore

Elias, J. A., Singapore Improvement Trust, Singapore

Elias, R. A., partner, Rupert, Manasseh «fe Elias, Singapore

Elias, R. H.. sharebroker, Shanghai

Elkins,

Elkins, C.Major

H., assistant, Holt’smgr.,

W. H., Government

traffic Wharf, F.M.S.Kowloon

Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Elkins, P. H., assist., Monopolies, Singapore

Ellams, G. E., secty., Hongkong, Canton and Macao Steamboat Co., Hongkong

Ellenbogen, L., Fairchild & Co., Ld., Tientsin

84 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Elierbek,

Ellerton, M., marine representative,Medical

S. A., principal,Mukden College, Mukden

Socony-Vacuum Coporation,, Kobe

Ellery,

Elies, B.J.W., M.,British

senior warder,

residentMunicipal

& adviser Police

to Govt.,dept., Shanghai

Perak

Ellesy, J. M., senior warder, Municipal Police dept., Shanghai

Elies, R.,

Ellig, assist.,

C. H., DennisGlanzmann,

manager, Freres, Haiphong

Fco., Shanghai

Elliot, J. W., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ld., Shanghai

Elliot,

Elliott, Dr., medical officer in charge Storage

R. N., assist., Singapore Cold Co., Ld.,Mission

of St. Andrew’s Singapore Hospital, Singapore-

Elliott, A. G., warder, Convict Establishment, Taiping, Perak

Elliott,

Elliott, A.C. J., E. T., manager,

assist., Dodwellsigns& Co.,

per pro., Lacey & Cannan, Ld., Hankow

Ld., Kobe

Elliott, F.F. B.,

Elliott, A. M., assist.,

assist., Butterfield

Asiatic Petroleum& Swire, Hongkong

Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Elliott, F. S., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Hongkong

Elliott, G. B., assist., Shanghai Power, Co., Shanghai

Elliott, J. S., assist, arch., Public Works dept., Singapore

Elliott, M. C., assist., American Express Co., Singapore

Elliott,

Elliott, W., P., Texas Co., Cebu

inspector, Sanitary dept., Hongkong

Elliott, J. W., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Elliott,

Elliott, Lt.-comdr.

W. J., seniorW.clerk-of-works,

A., assist., Asiatic

PublicPetroleum Co., Shanghai

Works dept., Shanghai

Ellis, A. C., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Ellis, A. C., manager, insurance dept., Reiss, Massey & Co., Hongkong

Ellis, E. A. H., European Master, Victoria Inst., Education dept., S’gor,

Ellis,

Ellis, E.F., E., sharebroker,

Principal, Ellis &E.Edgar,

E. EllisHongkong

& Co., Shanghai

Ellis, F. L., Shahmoon & Co., S. E., Shanghai

Ellis,

Ellis, F:G. M., broker, dir.,North

E., assistant, ChinaChina

Agricultural

Daily NewsDevelopment

and Herald,Co., Ld., Hongkong

Shanghai

Ellis, H., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Ellis, H., manager, Linotype and Machinery,

Ellis, H. H., managing partner, Fraser & Gumming, Singapore Ld., Shanghai

Ellis,

Ellis, I.H.S.,W.,J. assist., Kelly &manufacturers’

K. Gwinnell, Walsh, Ld., Shanghai

representative, Singapore -

Ellis, W. jr., Everett Inc., Manila

Ellis,

Ellis, L. H., 2nd secretary, American Legation, Singapore

K. J., sole proprietor, J. H. Ellis & Sons, Peiping

Ellis, N., assist., China Light & Power Co., Hongkong

Ellis, N. S., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Hongkong

Ellis,

Ellis, W. W. J.,

J., jr.,

Robinson

Robinson& Ellis Navigation

& Ellis NavigationCo.,Co.,

Manila

Manila

Ellison, A. W, assistant assessor, Assessment

Elliston, E. S., Elliston, Pugh & Co., and China Amalg. & EstatesNail

dept.,& Wire

Municipality,

Products Singapore

Co., S’hai.

Ells, A. G., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Ipoh, Perak

Ells,

Elm, F.J., C.,harbour

assist.,master,

SoconyChinese

VacuumMaritime

Corporation, Yokohama

Customs, Swatow

Elm, P., East Asiatic Co., Dairen

Eloriaga,

Elmer, E. F.,W. mgr., Cecilio Press,engineer,

D., constructing Manila Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Elmer, J. L., foreman, British-American Tobacco Co., Ld., Singapore

Elmgreen,

Elms, W,assist.,

GreatW. Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., Shanghai

Elser, P.E.A.,

Elphick, H.,E., managing

Insurance R.Agent,

LoxleyManila

& Co., Hongkong

director, William Jacks & Co., Singapore

Elphinstone, W.,

Elphinstone, S., merchant,

Police dept.Taipeh,

KualaFormosa

Kangsar,

Elster, Dr. Karl, medical practitioner, ShanghaiPerak

Elster, J. P., Great Northenn Telegraph Co., Ld., Shanghai

Elstrom,

Elsworth,R.,N. J.E.,International

assist, districtHarvester

inspector,Co.,Chinese

ManilaGovt. Salt Administration,. Ichang

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 85

Elwert, N., partner, Berli Jucker & Co., Bangkok

Ely, J. A., St. Johns Uindversity, Sharnghai

Ely, R. R., assist, secretary to the Governo General, Manila

Ely, T. G., director, Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ld., Vokohama.

Elzear, M. T., sub-mgr., Banque de L’lnidochine, Shanghai

Emamooden, J. R., Peacock Motion Picture Corporation, Shanghai

Emamooden, L. M., Knipschildt & Eskelund, Shanghai

Emamoodem, S., Shanghai Gas Co., Ld., iShanghai

Emamooden, T., assist., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Emanoff,

Emanuel,N.A.,N.,partner,

assist, Reuter,

arch., Davies & Brooke,Co.,Shanghai

Brockelmann Tientsin

Emanuel, H., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Embury, J. A., inspector of police, Penang

Emden, H. H., engineer, Sulzer Brothers, Shanghai

Emeus, J. Scott, Emems & Co., Shanghai

Emery,

Emery, A.C. E.J., assist.,

transport mechanic,Benda

Singleton, Shanghai

& Co.,Power Co., Shanghai

Ld., Yokohama

Emery, P. A., coal transport operator, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Emile, Fr. professeur, Franco-Chinese Municipal School, Shanghai

Emile, M. acct.,

Emiliano, Auditorium

A., Chinese Maritime HaiCustoms,

Alai, Shanghai Tientsin

Emilian, Rev. Bro., Stella Maris School, Weihaiwei

Emmanuel, W.,

Emmerich, S., assist,

engineer,supt.,China

General Post office,

Metallisator Co.,Malacca

Shanghai

Emmermann, W., assist., Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie, Shanghai

Emmerson, A. W., Taku Tug and Lighter Co., Taku

Emmerson,

Emon, R. International

J., assist., Denis Freres,Export Co., Hankow

Haiphong

Empen, L. J. surveyor, Singapore Improvement Trust, Singapore

Encarnacao,

Encarniaoao,C.E.J.,E.,manager,secy., Eastern

De (La Rue Underwriters, Ld., Shanghai

& Co., Shanghai

Endahl, C. V., assist, engineer, Siam Electric Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

Enderby,

Endert, C.H.J.,C.,manager,

assist., John Little & Co.,

Nederlandsch Ld., Penang

Indische Handelsbank, Hongkong

Endert, H., manager, H. Mij. Guntzel <.

Endicott, M. R., secy., American Consulate, Tientsin v Schumacher, Ld., Singapore

Endris, C., assist., Bohler Keitei Goshi iKaisha, Tokyo

Engel, D., assist., 'Konietzke & Goldau Motor Works, Tientsin

Engel, J. O.,L.,interpreter,

Engelter, manager,Portuguese

Vitama Co., Consulate, Bangkok

Ld., The, Tsingtao

Engelter, Ludw., signs per pro., Reuter Brockelmann & Co., Tsingtao

Enger, B. W., assist., O. Thoresen

Engert, Cornelius van H., first secretary, American Legation, Peiping

England,

England, E.F. J.,G., assist.,

assist., Moutrie

Borneo Co.,& Co.,Ld.,Ld.,Bangkok

Shanghai

England, J. E., signs per pro., Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

England, L. C., accountant, Westinghouse

English, J. P., accounts officer, Water Supply Electric

from Co., Tokyo

Johore, Singapore

English, J. S., professor, King Edward VII College of Medicine, Singapore .

English, J., Texas Co.* Manila

English, R., vice-consul for U.^.A., Bangkok

Engler, W. E., assist.. Arts and Crafts. Shanghai

Englund,

Engstrom,E., B., assist., BritishBorneo

assist., Cigarette

Co.,Co.,Ld.,Shanghai

Bangkok

Ennenberg, A., Merchant, Kobe

Ennis. J. P., assist.. British Cigarette Co, Ld., Shanghai

Enright, A, J., clerk, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Enright,

Enriquez,J. A.,M.,minesUmionchiefInsurance

accountant,Society KailanofMining Administration,

Canton, Manila Tientsin

Ensor, E. N., commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs,

Ensor, T. D., chartered accountant, partner, Neill & Bell, Selangor Hongkong

Enstedt, F. G., assist., Borneo Co., Ld., Bangkok

Enthuray, M. B., Assessment Officer, Labour dept., Penang

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Epes, B., manager, Auto Trucking, Inc., Manila

Ephgrave, J. W., assist., British Cigarette C6„ (Shanghai

Eppstein, T. manager, American Hardware and Plumbing Co., Manila

Epstein, D., partner, Asia Export Co., Tientsin

Epstein, I., reporter, Peking and Tientsin Times, Tiontein

Epstein, L., manager, American Oriental Fur Agency, Tiensin

Eraste, Bro. E., sub-dir., SC Louis '.College, Tientsin

Erdman, E., assist., Philips China Co., Shanghai

Erdmannsdorff, Dr. von, councillor, German Embassy, Tokyo

Ererman, H. E. K., Governor of the East Coast of Sumatra

Ericcson, P. S., engineering dept., American Trading Co., Shanghai

Erich, Clausnitzer, assist., Carl Zeiss K. K., Tokyo

Erich, H, H., assist., Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Erichsen, P. N., iStraits Java Trading Co., N. V. Singapore

Ericksen, P., Morton and Ericksen, Inc., Manila

Erickson, S. T., Connell Bros. Co., Singapore

Ericson, N., mgr., Ekman Foreign Agencies, Osaka

Ericsson, T. A., partner, T. A. Ericsson & Co., and vice-consul for Sweden, Bangkok

Eriksen, H. I., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Kowloon Frontier

Erkku, S. F., assist., Erzinger & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Erlenkotter, Major H., assist, inspector, U. S. Army, Manila

Ermiloff, P., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Ernst, A., assist., Siber, Hegner & Co., Kobe

Ernst, W., Merchant, Harbin

Erohin, S. M., assist., Bryner & Co., Dairen

Errens,

Erzinger,J. Th„

F. A.partner,

van Weezel,

Erzingerassist., Netherlands

& Co., Chefoo Trading Society, Kobe

Escat, P. M., International Harvester Co., Manila

Eschert, K., Busch & Co., J., Tsingtao

Escobar, M., secy., Tuason, Sampedro Inc., Manila

Esdale, J. B., assistant, Priest, Marians & Co., Kobe

Eskelund, A. H., Knipschildt & Eskelund, Shanghai

Eso, B. J., assist,E. medical

Especkerman, E., assist.,officer,

BritishMedical department,

Residency, PahangSingapore

Especkerman, W. H., office assist., Survey dept., F.M.S.

Espey,

Esperat,Rev. J. M.,Spirig

American Presbyterian Mission, Shanghai

Esping, H.P.,E.,John

manager for& Co., JapanZamboanga

Home Insurance of New York, Tokyo

Espinosa, Lt.-Col. A., military

Espinoz, D., mgr., Laing & Co., Manila attache, Chilean Legation, Tokyo

Ess, A. Van, merchant, van Ess & Co., Newchwang

Ess, C. F. J., Deputy Registrar, Supreme Court, Singapore

Ess, Dr. B. J.,W.assist,

Ess, Thomas van, medical officer, manager,

assist, general Medical dept., Singapore

Oriental Consolidated Mining Co.; Seoul

Essen, A. A., N. E. Promontory, Chinese Maritime Customs, Chefoo

Essen, H. von, Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Canton

Essen, J. M. Van, accountant, Singapore Rubber Works Co., Singapore

Essen, Y. A.,

Esser, E., assist., heating engineer,

manager, Inc.,Public Works Department. Shanghai

Esserteau, J., consulMustard

for France & Co.,

& Director Tientsin

of the French Hospital, Hoihow

Essex, W., dredgemaster, Siamese Tin Syndicate, Ld., Takuapa, Bangkok

Essig,

Esson, E., Silk exporter, Shanghai

Esson, H.

W. W.,

H., Guthrie

Boustead&&Co., Co.,Ld., Penang

Singapore

Estacio, A., assist, mgr., Decena Bros.,

Estella, J., pres., Philippine Lyric Academy, Inc., Manila

Inc., Manila

Estella, Nicholas, Fernandez Hermanos Inc., Manila

Estes, W.

Estrada, A., Soochow

J.,V.,supt., University,

Shanghai Soochow,

Times,Public

Shanghai

Estrop,

Etlin, B.,P.partner,

foreman

Etlinof&works,

Co., Singapore Works dept., Jesselton, British North Borneo

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 87

Ettele, C., assistant, Socony-Yacuum Corpn., Yokohama

Etzdorf, Dr. H. Yon, secretary, German Embassy, Tokyo

; Euren, S. Y., general manager, Swedish-Chinese Export and Import Co., Shanghai

Eustace, H. C., assist., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Shanghai

Eustace,

Eustaquio,O. J.,H.,mgr.,

assist.,P. B.Imperial

ArtesianChemical Industries

Water Co., (China), Ld., Shanghai

Inc., Manila

Eva, E. A., inspector, Municipal

Evamy, D. L., manager, Bryner & Co., Dairen Police, Shanghai

Evan-Jones, Dr. E., dentist, Evan-Jones & Riddell, Shanghai

! Evans, A., assist, supt., Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

;; Evans, A. E.,

Evans, A. C., assist.,

assist., Socony-Yacuum

Butterfield & Swire, HongkongHankow

Coorporation,

Evans, A. J., pro-consul, British Consulate, Shanghai

Evans, B. D., first assistant, Royal Observatory, Kowloon, Hongkong

; Evans, C. A., solicitor, Koek & Evans, Singapore

1 Evans, C. D., Armour & Co., Manila

Evans, C. E., assist., Andersen, Gibson, Butler & Co., Selangor

i Evans, C. F., Clifford-Wilkinson Tansan Mineral Water Co., Ld., Shanghai

I Evans, C. G. National Aniline & Chemical Co.,. U.S.A., Shanghai

Evans, C. T., assistant, Boyd & Co., Amoy

Evans, D., assist., Govt. Collieries, Sarawak

l Evans, D. B., solicitor, Johnson, Stokes & Master, Hongkong

:« Evans, D. J., finance editor, Shanghai Evening Post and Mercuvr/, Shanghai

| Evans, D. K., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. S.), Ld, Penang

\ Evans, D. W., Financial officer, Criminal Intellegence dept., S.S.

Evans, F. L., Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

\f Evans,

Evans, G.F. S.,C., manager, Manufacturers’Mining

Oriental Consolidated Life Insurance Co.,Seoul

Co., Taracol, Singapore

I Evans,

Evans, G. R.,

H. H., assist,

assist.,engineer,

Parbury, Municipal Engineering

Kobe& Co., NegriPenang'

HentyH.AW.Co.,Evans dept.,

Evans, H. W., managing proprietor,

; Evans, J. H. N., stenographer, Museum, F.M.S. Sembilan

Evans, J., assistant, Hongkong Electric

Evans, J. J., mang. dir., Evans & Sons, Ld., Shanghai Co., Ld., Hongkong

Evans, J. P. P., Commissioner of Police, Kedah

! Evans, J. W., manager, Govt. Collieries, Sarawak

Evans,

Evans, L.Dr.M.,L. engineer, Huttenbach,

W., chief medical officer,Lazarus

Kelantan & Sons, Penang

) Evans, M. A., Harris Memorial Training School, Manila

Hi! Evans, Evans, P.N., D.,Wilkinson,

Renters, HeywoodLd., Shanghai & Clark, Shanghai

; Evans, R. F., district officer, Kudat, British North Borneo

[ Evans,

Evans, R.R. J.,

L., assist., Eastern Smelting

assist, engineer, ShanghaiCo., PowerLd., Co.,

Kampar, Perak

Shanghai

Evans, R. T., attorney & Couns.-at-Law, & dir. T’sin. Bldg. & Loan Co., Ltd., Tientsin

>! Evans, Evans, S.,

T., partner and manager,

assist., McAuliffe, DavisOlivier,

& Hope,Evans & Co., Kobe

Penang

| Evans, T. H., assist., Oppenheimer & Cie., Ld;,

Evans, T. L., general manager, United Engineers, Ld., Singapore Kobe

! Evans, T. S., assist, auditor, External Audit dept., Penang

|., Evans, V., meter

Evans, W. E., works inspector,

foreman,Shanghai,

United Gas Co., Shanghai

Engineers, Penang

|!s Evans, W. H., mgr., Maokinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Hakodate

i i Evans, W. H. R., inspector of mines, Selangor

|| Evas, A. F., assist., R. S. Davis, Tientsin

| Eveleigh, A., assist., A. R. Burkill & Sons, Shanghai

E Eveleigh,

Eveleigh, J.,

R., assist.,

assist., Banque Beige &pour

A. R. Burkill Sons,I’Etranger,

ShanghaiShanghai

; 1 Evelie, H., cashier, Banque de ITndochine, Hongkong

I: Evensen,

Everest, E.E.,H.director,

H., director,ChinaBoustead

Import &

Co., Ld.,Lumber

Kuala Co., Ld., Shanghai

Lumpar, Selangor

Everest, R. J., inspector of works, P.W.D., Hongkong

| Everett, A. G., assistant, mains deptl, Hongkong Electric Co., Hongkong

t

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Everett, A. J., assist., Pritchard & Co., Ld., Penang

Everett, L., president, L. Everett Inc., Manila

Everett, L., proprietor,

Everingham, China Makower,

H. L., manager, Underwriters’ Agency

McBeath & L.Kobe

& Co., Everett, Inc., Shanghai

Everts, Jhr. Ir. F.E.C., mang. dir., N.V. Vereenigde Jav. Houth. Mij., S’rang

Everts,

Eves, R.,J.mechanical

W. B., president

engineer,dir.,Public

Koninklijke PaketvaartJohore

Works department, Mij., Batavia

Eveson, S. W.. health officer, Municipality, Malacca

Evington, Engineer Commander, C. B., assist, naval attache, British Embassy, Tokyo

Ewart, W.G., P.,engineer,

Ewell, branch Shanghai

manager, Power

GeneralCo.,Motors

Shanghai

(Japan), Ld., Osaka

Ewens, H. H., engr., Electrical Dept., Selangor

Ewers, E. M., m.d., medical officer, Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., Seoul

Ewert, R., assist., Deutsch Asiatische Bank, Tsingtao

Ewert, R., Kunst & Albers, Harbin

Ewijk, O. W. van, lawyer, Knappert & Co., iSemarang

Ewin, H. L. F., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ld., Hongkong

Ewing, A. A., manager, Shanghai Electric Construction Co., Ld., Shanghai

Ewing, J., assist., New Engineering and Shipbuilding Works, Ld., Shanghai

Ewing, j. D., partner, Syme & Co., Batavia

Ewing, J. H., manager, Dodwell & Co., Ld., Tokyo

Ewing,

Ewing, J.J. K., assist., Atkinson

T., overseer, P.W.D., &Hongkong

Dallas, Ld., Shanghai

Exell, A. S., sub-accountant, Chartered

Exell, F. K., sub-accountant, Siam Commercial Bank ofBank,

India,Ld.,

Australia & China, Tokyo

Bangkok

Exley, H. A., superintendent engineer, Mansfield & Co., Singapore

Exton, Col. C. W., chief of Staff, U. S. Army, Manila

Eyde,

Eyding,A.,G.,secretary, Directorate

assist., Doitsku SeikoGeneral of Posts, Shanghai

K. K., Tokyo

Eymard, A. P., assist., Texas Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Eymard, E., assistant, Texas Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Eymard,

Eynard. G.,J., assist.,

Taupin fnnis

& Co.,& Hanoi

Riddle, Ld., Shanghai

Eynard, L., consul for France, Canton

Eyre, K. B.,V. Vick

Ezechial, & Co.,of prisons,

SoerabayaSelangor

Ezeghelian, L,G.,Banquesupt. de LTndo-Chine, Hankow

Ezekiel,

Ezekiel, A.E. M.,

M., optometrist,

optometrist, M. Ezekiel && Sons,

M. Ezekiel Sons, Singapore

Singapore

Ezra, C., Kzra & Co., Shanghai

Ezra, N. E. B., general manager, Asia Decorating & Advertising Co., Shanghai

Ezerman, H. E. K., Governor of the East Coast of Sumatra, Medan

Faas,

Faber,H.,A. assist., Ocean Accident

G., representative, & Guarantee

Lobnitz & Co., Ld.,Corpn.,

Ipoh, Java

Perak

Faber, J. G., acct., Philips’ China Co., Shanghai

Faber,

Fabian, S.H.E.,G.,Consulting

assist., Civil Engineer,

Mackenzie & Co., Shanghai

Ld., Shanghai

Fabian, S. P., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Fabre,

Fabre, A.,

A., chairman,

French Mission,Racine etCanton

Cie., Shanghai

Fachot, J., assistant, Pathe-Orient,

Facht, J. A., Swedish Chinese Export Saigon

& Import Co., Shanghai

Fachtmann, F., partner, Winckler

Fackey, A., assist., Pilkington Bros., Shanghai & Co., & Sale & Co., Yokohama

Faers,

Faers, H. B., director,

J. C.,W.China Mail, HongkongMunicipalTientsin

Hardy, Gatliff & Co.,

Fairbairn, E., superintendant, Police dept., Shanghai

Fairburn, H., inspector general of Police, Singapore

Fairburn,

Fairchild, H. J.,

E.F. A., surveyor,

D., managing Directorate

Welch Fairchild, Ltd.,General

Manila&ofCo.,

Posts, Shanghai

Fairchild,

Fairchild. G., secretary, Philippine Sugar Association,Ld.,

director, Fairchild Tientsin

Manila

Fairgrieve, J., installation manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co., (North China), Ld., Hankow

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Fairley, V. L. A., director, British-American

Fairlie, E. A., Sandilands Buttery & Co., Sumatra Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Fairmaid, G. H. Pahang Consolidated Co., Pahang

Fairman, F. F., manager, Dodge & Seymour,

Fairweather, J., agricultural officer, Muar, Johore Ld., Shanghai

Faith, J. A. A., '2nd asst, adviser, Batu Paliati District, Johore

Fajardo, J., director, Philippine Health Service, Manila

Falcon, A., proprietor, Falcon Auto Repair Shop, Manila

Falcon, F. assist, manager, Falcon Electrical Manila

Falcon, R., manager, Falcon Electrical Supply, Manila

Falconer, G. A., assist., Peach & Co., Shanghai

Falconer, J., district officer, Ulu Kelantan

Falconer, W. B., assist., Island Trading Co*, Ld., Brunei

Falian, C. L., partner, L. Leybold Shokwan, Tokyo

Falkenstein, A., signs per pro., Eickhoff & Co., Shanghai

Fallows, A. E., executive engineer, Kuala Langat, Selangor

Falls, B. E-, assistant, Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Singapore

Falls, N., senior supt., Trade & Customs, Lower Perak

Fancott, H., secretary and store manager, Gammon (Malaya), Ld., Singapore ! !

Fannikke, S., supt.,International

Fano, R., director, godowns and Savings

wharves,Society'

East Asiatic Co., Ld,, Bangkok

, Shanghai

Fanovard, C., Cie de Commerce et de Navigation d’Ext.-Orient, H'phong

Fantechi, G., Italian Bank for China, Shanghai

Fantham, H. H., assist., Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Hongkong

Fanthorpe, A., pharmacist, Health dept., Municipal Council, Shanghai

Faracho, C., Cie Italiana d’Extremo Orient, Shanghai

Farfart,

Fargier, A., accountant,

J., assist., TeikokuBanque

Sansode K.I’lndochine,

K., Kobe Yunnanfu

Fargus, F. W., Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Ipoh

Farias,

Farjon, W,P., E., assistant,Descours

directeur, Nederlandsch

et Cabaud,Indische

HanoiHandelsbank, Kobe

Farmer, A. V., mgr., Imperial Chemical Industries,. Harbin

Farmer, C. L., assist., Douglas Lapraik & Co., Hongkong

Farmer,

Farmer, W.P., merchant,

R., proprietor, F. D.Victoria

Farmer Hotel,

& Co. and consul for Norway, Newchwang

Canton

Farnell,

Farnham, W. C., assist., Kunst & Albers, Shanghai & Co., Manila

Thomas W., assistant, Henry Hunter, Bayne

Farnsworth, L. L., assistant, Eastern Kodak Co., Shanghai

Farolan, M., general mgr., The Peoples Press, Inc., Manila

Farquharson,

Farquharson, A.C.,N.,Malaya partner, HallamCo.,& Co.,

General Selangor

Johore

Farquharson, Dr. D., resident surgeon, Lester Chinese Hospital, Shanghai

Farquharson, R., Imperial Chemical Industries,

Farr, A. H, structural dept., United Engineers, Ld., Shanghai

Singapore

Farr, Dr.F. J., Radiologist, Medical dept., Hongkong

Farr, M. E. A., partner, Lovelace & Hastings, Selangor

Farrell, A. E., assistant, Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong

Farrell, P. T., consulting engineer and surveyor, Hongkong

Farrell,

Farrer, R.R. J.,E., director,

consul forBritish

Spain,Malaya

assist., Trustee

Hongkong TelephoneCo.,Co.,Ld.,Ld.,Singapore

& Executor Hongkong

Farrer, T. H., assistant stores supt., Posts and Telegraphs, Penang

Farriere, M., accountant, Banque de ITndo-Chine, Bangkok

Farrington,

Farrier, Rev.J.,S.manager, SiamesePresbyterian

C., American Tin Syndicate, Ld., Takuapa,

Mission, ChinkiangBangkok

Fasciato, V. V., assist., Eagle Globe Steel Co., Shanghai

Fassrnan, F. F., general manager, Dodge & Seymour, Ld., Shanghai

Fasting, E. F., clerk-of-works, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Fatchchaaid, S., mamager, Karachi Silk Store, Hongkong

Faubert, A., directeur-adjoint, Banque de Saigon, Saigon

Faucherand,

Faulder, H. C.,G.,assist.,

Cie. Franco-Asiatique des Petroles,

master, Thomas Hanbury Haiphong

School, Shanghai

Faulkner, O., Nurupi Kozan !K. K., Seoul

Faulkner, G., inspector, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

90 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Faulkner, H. E., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Aust. & China, Singapore

Faulkner, H. H., assist., Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Faulkmer, H. J., British American. Tobacco Co., Ld., Shanghai

Faulkner,E.,W.secretary,

Fauraz, H., assist.,French

BritishMunicipal

CigaretteCouncil,

Co., Ld.,Shanghai

Shanghai

Faure,

Faust., E., manager, Japan Import and Export Commission Co., Kobe

Faveau,L.Rt.M.,

Faveyrial, J.,Rev.

assist.,

M., Dai-Ichi

Merchant, Catholic Silk Corpn. of America, Yokohama

Kobe Mission, Hangchow

Favreau, C., French Mission, Canton

Favret,

Fawcett,J.,Capt.

engineer,A. E.,Cie. Francaise

district de Tramways

engineer, et d’Eclairage

F.M.S. Railways, Electriques,

Kuala Lumpur, Shanghai

Selangor

Fawcett, G. H., agent, Kailan Mining

Fawcett, H., assist., Butterfield & Swire, Shanghai Administration, Tientsin

Fawcett, K., assistant manager, Glen Line Eastern Agencies, Ld., Shanghai

Fawcett, P. N.,assist.,

Fawcett, actg. engr.-in-chief, Whangpoo Conservancy Board, Shanghai

Fay, J. M.R.A.,A.,deputy Hongkong andChinese

commissioner, Shanghai Banking

Maritime Corporation,

Customs, Hongkong

Shanghai

Fearnside, H. K., assist., Paterson, Simons & Co., Singapore

Fearon, F. B., assist., Thomson & Co.‘, Shanghai

Featherstonhaugh,

Featherstonhaugh, E.W. V.,R., assistant, Asiatic Chemical

assist., Imperial PetroleumIndustries

Co., Ld., Shanghai

(China), Ld., Shanghai

Fee, E. P. J., assist.. Socony-Vacuum Corporation,

Feely, C. A., assist., Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ld., Bangkok Nanking

Feely, J. F., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Tientsin

Feeney, M. H.,F.assist.,

Fegen, Capt. JardinetoEngineering

H., surveyor Corporation,

Lloyd’s agents, Kobe Ld., Tientsin

Fegen, W. W., sub editor, Siam Observer, Bangkok

Fehily, J. P., second health officer of Port and inspector of Emigrants, Hongkong

Fehlen, P., assist., Pearson, Mackie & Co., Yokohama

Feicke, R.,A. assistant,

Feilden, C. Holstein

J. L., assistant, & Co.,and

Hongkong Ld.,Shanghai

Kobe Bank, Johore

Feimann, H., assistant, Dodwell tfc Co., Ld., Hongkong

Fein,

Fein, A.,

D., drygoods

branch manager, merchant, Shanghai

A. Fein, Shanghai

Fein, H. M. J., consul for Netherlands, Singapore

Fein, S., Davies & Brooke, Shanghai

Feingold, L., assistant, American Oriental Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Felber, J. G., A.,

Felberbaum, 2ndassist,

lieut.,mgr.,

15th Lainfantry,

Donna,U.S.A. Army, Tientsin

Shanghai

Felberbaum, A., assist., Clerici, Bedoni & Co., Shanghai

Feldman,

Feldmann,S.,C.,manager,

Waibel &American Milk Products Corporation, Hongkong

Co., Shanghai

Felgate, R. H., manager, R. H. Felgate & Co., Shanghai

Feliciano, J., Feliciano & Co., Inc., Manila

Felix, J., Deputy General Manager & Cashier, Phillip. National Bank, Manila

Fell, W. A., dir., Adamson,

Feller, Gilfillan

Kobe&&Wood,

Co,, Singapore Improvement Trust, Singapore

Felshow,E.,G.,assist.,

assist.,Sulzer

Little,Bros.,

Adams Hongkong

Feltham,

Feltman, S.C.,C.,manager,

engineer,Feltman

Public Bros.,

WorksManila

department, Hongkong

Fendali, F. A., sen. asst, supt., Revenue Survey Branch, ferak

Fendall,

Fendali, K.H. H.,L., surveyor,

assist., G. Singapore Improvement

H. Slot & Co., Ld., PenangTrust, Singapore

Fendlason, E. H., acct., Texas Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai district, Shanghai

Fenkl, F., Reuter Brockelmanm A Co., Shanghai

Fennie, R. J., assist., United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Fensham,

Fenton, A.J.,E.,F.health

Land inspector,

& Estate Municipal

agency, Council,Shanghai

Hansons, Shanghai

Fenton, Dr. G., medical officer of health, Kulangsu Municipal Office, Amoy

Fenton,

Fenton, S. G., assist., Butterfield & Swire, HongkongBorneo

G. C., Postal dept., Jesselton, British North

Fenwick, A. H., lecturer, civil and mechanical engineering, University, Hongkong

FOKEIGN RESIDENTS 91

Fenwick, F. H., sub-accountant, A. Bendixsen & Co., Ld., Penang

Fenwick, F. H., sub acct., Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China, Penang

Fenwick, J. L. F., assistant engineer, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Feragen, A., deputy Commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Ferandez, M. R., Rosenstock & Co., Manila

Feraud, J., assist., Cie. Francaise de Tramways et d’Eclairage Electriques, Shanghai

Ferber, H., assistant, Carlowitz & Co., Canton

Ferber, M., assistant, Siemssen & Co., Tientsin

Ferdes, V., Banque de L’lindo-Chine, Hongkong

Fergan, M., Hall & Holtz, Ld., Tientsin

Ferguson, A., assist., Socony-Yaccum Corporation, Shanghai

Ferguson, A., Singapore Cold Storage Co., Singapore

Ferguson, C. J., manager, Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Ferguson, G.

Ferguson, F. C., Soochowmaster,

P., assist, University,

King’s Soochow

College, Hongkong

Ferguson, J.,

f Ferguson, J., assistant, TaikooKing’s

assist, master, SugarCollege,

RefiningHongkong

Co., Ld , Hongkong

Ferguson, J. C., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Ferguson, M., electrician, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Ferguson, R. O., C.A., Fleming & Williamson, Manila

! Ferguson, T.W.W.,J.,Koninklyke

Ferguson, Foreign Paketvaart

Harbour office,Maatschappij,

ShanghaiSingapore

Fergusson, T., assist., Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Ld., Hongkong

Fermont,R.,A.attorney-at-law,

Fermus, A., director, E.Fermont Cuypers,

R. Fermus N. V., Law

& R. Hoselitz Batavia

Office, Tientsin

I Fernandes, B. de S., assist, manager, Macao Electric Lighting Co., Ld., Macao

■ Fernandes. E. de S., cashier, Banco Nacional Ultramarine, Macao

Fernandes, M. C., proprietor of Typografia Mercantil, Macao

Fernandes, M. G., proprietor of Typografia Mercantil, Macao

Fernandes, R.M. M.,

T., proprietor ofof Typografia

Typografia Mercantil,

Mercantil, Macao

Macao

<' Fernandes,

Fernandes, U. J. proprietor

M., proprietor of Typografia

Fernandez, C., manager, Mid East Produce Supplies, Mercantil, MacaoSingapore

i Fernandez, Luis A., auditor, Fernandez Hermanos, Inc., Manila

Fernandez, F., Treas., Mount Arayat Sugar Co., Manila

Fernandez, Jose, F., president^ Fernandez Hermanos Inc., Manila

j / Fernandez,

Fernandez,M.,M.,headmaster,

Share & Govt.

GeneralEnglish School,Hongkong

Broker, Tronoh, Perak

F Fernandez, P. C., deputy health officer, Port Health Office, Singapore

II Fernandez, P. H., assist, supt., Reformatory School, Singapore

I • Fernandez,

Fernandez, V.,R., president,

Fernandez Insular

& Floro.Guaranty

Manila Co., Manila

i Fernando, E. R. A., managing director, Malay Peninsula Agency, Singapore

! ij Fernando, G., assist., Adelphi Hotel, Singapore

j• Fernando, T. E., Storch Bros., Ld., Selangor

Fernando, R. E., de Silva, Ld., B P. Singapore

Fernandez, A. T. private secy, to puisne Judge, Supreme Court, -Singapore

Fernhout, A., agent, Cultuur Mij. der Vorstanlanden, Semarang

. Fernstorm, B., assist., Swedish Chinese Export and Import Co., Shanghai

ji1 Ferrajolo, Cav. R., consul for Italy, Mukden

: 1, Ferrandiz,

Ferrandiz, M.,

C., Companhia General

Alhambra Cigar de TabacosManufacturing

& Cigarette & de Filipinas,Co.,Manila

Manila

jFerrand,

Ferras, A.chef

M., du bureau,

assist., Hanoi

Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Shanghai

Ferras, M., assist., Malcolm & Co., Shanghai

Ferreira, Dr.manager,

Ferreria, C., da Silva, Manila

Consul Publishing

for Portugal,Co.,Shanghai

Manila

,; Ferreira, R., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Ferrer,

Ferrer, E. V., consul-general for Spain, ShanghaiCo., Manila

A., assistant manager, Athletic Supply

Ferrers, H. N., director, Malayan Collieries, Ld., Selangor

Ferret, M., fond

92 FOUEIGN RESIDENTS

Ferrier, C. A. W., agent, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Saigon

Ferris, H. J., assist., Chinese Maritime Customs, Chinkiang

Ferris, W. H.,L.Harrison,

Ferroggiaro, R., partner,KingAnderson

& Irwin,&Ld., ShanghaiShanghai

Ferroggiaro,

Ferron, Ch., assist., Chargeurs Reunis, Haiphong

Ferry, F. de.S.,admin.,

Fessenden, director Dennis Freres, SaigonCouncil, Shanghai

Fetherstonhaugh, A. H.,general,

acting Municipal

game warden, Pahang

Fetherstonhaugh, G., British American Tobacco Co., Ld., Shanghai

Fetner, R. H., division manager, Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., (S.S.), Ld., Singapore

Fette, F. C., secretary-treasurer, Fettd Rug Co., Fed. Inc., Peiping

Fety,

Fevre H.,

Le, survellant,

P. F., general French Municipal

manager, Council,

The Texas Co.,Tientsin

(China), Ld., Hongkong

Fewkes, G. H. S., appraiser, Chinese Maritime Customs, Hankow

Fey, P. C.,

Fichet, J. H.managing

G., Netherlands

dir., Cie Asiatic Trading

Forestiere Co.,- KobeSaigon

Indochinoise,

Fichter,

Fick, C., Paul

assist.,J., Haskins

agent, Anderson, Clayton & Co., Osaka

& Sells, Shanghai

Fick, Kurt, manager, Menzi & Co., Inc., Cebu

Fickling, F. P. L., sub.-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Aust. & China, Selangor

Fiddes, D., technical assist., United Engineers, Ld., Penang

Fiebig,

Fiedler,E.,O. assist., Hamburg-Amerika

L., Caldbeck, Line,Ld.,Shanghai

Macgregor Co., Peiping

Field, B. C., assist., Hongkong Land Investment & Agency Co., Ld., Hongkong

Field, G.

Fielder, A. C., supt, of shipping, Miri, Sarawak • Engineering Co., Hongkong

Fielding,B.E.E.,W.,local secretary,

assist., Taikoo Dockyard

New Engineering and

and Shipbuilding Works, Ld.. Shanghai

Fielding, H. R., secretary, Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ld., Shanghai

Figueras, A., Figueras Gravel & Sand Co., Manila

Figgess, J. G., assist., Strong & Co., Yokohama

Figueiredo, M. A. acct., Green Island Cement Co., Hongkong

Figueras, J. T., director, Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld., Manila

Fikes, O. J., office manager, Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., Manila

Filmer, J., radio-engr., Electric Service Corp., Perak

Filshill, D., assist., Sime, Darby & Co., Singapre

Filtzer, A. L., assist., Kofa American Drug Co., Shanghai

Finch, C.,

Finch, A. Chinese

P., sub-editor,

Maritime North China Shanghai

Customs, Daily News and Herald, Shanghai

Finch, E. V., assist., Borneo & Co.,

Finch, F. G., state engineer, P.W.D., Taiping, Ld., Singapore

Perak

Finch, R.W. H.,

Finch, P., Hogan

Malabon& SugarIvens, Co.,

Penang

Manila

Fincher, E. C., assist., Gilman & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Fincher, E.W. F.,L., assistant,

Fincher, Gilman &Barker

assist., Harrisons, Co., Ld.,& Co.,

Hongkong

Ld., Selangor

Findlater, J., assist., Asiatic Petroleum, Co., Ld., Chungking

Finck, H. S., manager. Art Furniture Depot,

Findlay, J., assistant, Bangkok Dock Co., Ld., Bangkok Singapore

Findlay, J., manager, Becos Traders, Ld., Vladivostock

Findlay, J., sub-mgr., New Engineering & Shipbuilding Works, Ld., Shanghai

Findlay, .1. T., surveyor, Lloyd’s Register of Shipping, Singapore

Findlay,

Findlay, W. R., assist., Asiatic Petroleum

H., sub-accountant, P. & O.Co.,Banking

Ld., Shanghai

Corporation, Shanghai

Findlay, W. H., Sime, Darby ife Co., Selangor

Fineland, lS. L., Evans & Sons, Ld., Ed., Shanghai

Fingereth, A. P., Foreign Harbour Office, Shanghai

Fingereth, L., assistant, Dodwell & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Fink,

Finlay,C.,C.procurator,

S., acting 3rd Vanmagistrate,

Nie & Co., Singapore

Medan

Finlay, G., assist., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Finlay, G., Commercial Union Ass. Co., Ld., Singapore

Finlay, J., manager, Alexandra Brick Works, Singapore

Finlay, R. D., manager (Butterworth Works), Alexandra Brick Works, Singapore

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 93

Finn, Rev. Fr., French Mission, Canton

Finneil, F. IL., partner, De Vault Co., The, J. F., Peiping

, Finnie, J., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Finnic, T., assist, manager, Bangkok Dock Co., Bangkok

j Finnigan,

Finnigan, W. H., B.,

assist., Shanghai

registra,r, Electric Hongkong

University, Construction Co., Ld., Shanghai

Finocchiaro, G., Finocchiaro & Co., Shanghai

Fiori,

Firkins,E,C.directeur, French

E., assistant, Municipal

McAuliffe, Police,

Davis Shanghai

& Hope, Penang

: Firth, B , partner, Wheelock & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Firth, F. A., manager, British-American Tobacco Co., Ld., Hongkong

: Fischer, A., Skodaworks, Ld., Harbin

Fischer, Alb., assist., Cie. Francaise de Tramways, Shanghai

Fischer. A. F., director, Bureau of Forestry, Manila

Fischer, Emil S., North China Commercial Co., Tientsin

Fischer, G., assist., Kaisei Chu Gakko, Nagasaki

Fischer,

FLcher, H., Propr., Fi-Ma

H., architect, Essences and Manila

Gabler-Gumbert, Extracts, Manila

i: ischer, J. A., Benjamin & Potts, Hongkong

Fischer, K. H., manager, Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Peiping

^| Fischer,

Fischer, L.,

M., president,

counsellorNorth China German

of Embassy, Commercial Co., Tientsin

Legation, Peiping

; Fischer, M. C. E. C., district accountant, Post Mice, Chungking

5\ Fischer,

Fischer, O.,

Dr. signs per pro.,Musso,

O., barrister, HuberFischer

& Co., Shanghai

& Wilhelm, Shanghai

J j Fischer,

Fischer, R.W.,E.,business

assist., manager,

Doitsu Senyro Gomei

Oriental Press,Kaisha, Kobe

Shanghai

I t Fischer,

Fisher, E.W.IL,G.,assist.,

manager, Reuter,Mond

Brunner, Brockelmann

& Co., Ld.,&Kobe

Co., Hongkong

;; Fisher,Fisher, F.H.,H.,assistant,

manager,Anglo-Siam

British-American Tobacco

Corporation, Ld.,Co., Amoy

Bangkok

i!' Fisher, J., managing director, Capitol Theatres, Ld., Singapore

i! Fisher, J. A., assist., Benjamin and Potts, Hongkong

d Fisher, J. C. B., cadet, Simanggang, Sarawak

[\: Fisher, J. S., managing director, Fishers, Ld., Singapore

[; Fisher, L. E., manager, Major Bros., Ld., Shanghai

[,[: Fisher, P., assist.,G.,Shanghai

Fisher, Thomas manager,Dock and Engineering

Norih-China Daily Mail, Co., Tientsin

Ld., Shanghai

P Fisher, Major W. L., U.S.A. Army Troops in China, Tientsin

l; Fisher, W. D., assist., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., Hongkong

l[ Fisk, Fisk, J.,

T., assist.,

assist., Alex.

Kelly Ross & Co., Ld.,

and Walsh, Ld., Shanghai

Shanghai

1 Fistere, jr., J., manager, National Aniline and Chemical Co., Inc., Shanghai

I Fitchford, E. W., China Foreign Corporation, Tientsin

| ! Fitchford, S., assist, stenographer, National City Bank of New York, T’sin.

L Fittkau, H. architect and engineer, Shanghai

IIfj,Fittock,

Fittock, C.,

C., assist.,

assist., A.Huttenbach,

A. AnthonyLazarus

& Co., &Penang

Sons, Ld., Singapore

h Fitzgerald, D., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P.I.), Ld., Manila

ljir Fitzgerald, G. de la P. B., acct., Hongkong

Fitzgerald, J. W., principal warder, Prison dept., & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Bangkok

Hongkong

ll Fitzgerald, Dr. R. D., principal medical officer, Johore

1.1 )Fitz-Henry,

Fitz-Gibbon,J.W.C.,G.,inspection

correspondence

officer, secretary to director

Fire Brigade, Hongkongof Public Works, Hongkong

l!1. Fitz-Hugh, Major T. C., Curio dealer,

Fitzmaurice, H., Consul for Great Britain, SumatraPeiping

ItI Fitzner, O., assist,

Fitzpatrick, H. A., manager., Christern,Ld.,Huenefeld

manager, Herbert, Osaka & Co., Manila

i iFitzroy, H. Somerset, barrister, Hongkong

jjJr Flachaire,

Fitzsimmons, fond4 1st vice pres. Atlantic,

DescoursGulf and Pacific

Saigon'Co., Manila

| Flamme, K.,R.,Waibel de& Co.,

pouviors,

Shanghai et Cabaud,

3. Flanagan, B. T., Mackinnoin, Mackenzie & Co., Hongkong

94 FOREIGN" RESIDENTS

Flanagan, H. R., Chinese Maritime Customs, Hankow

Flannery, J. L., assist., Andersem, Meyer & Co., Tientsin

Flatt, G. H., mental ward attendant, Public Health dept., Shanghai

Fleck, J., assist., Butterfield & Swire, Shanghai

Fleet, B. Hayton, proprietor-editor, Harbin Observer, Harbin

Fleet, H. A., Engineer and Surveyor, Tientsin

Flegg, J. S., mechanical foreman, maintenance, P.W.D., Hongkong

Fleiner,

Fleischer,E.,G.,manager, Stoffel && Riddle

assist., Inniss Co., Singapore

(China), Ld., Shanghai

Fleisher, B. \V., managing director,

Fleming, A., partner, Fleming Brothers, Advertiser

Perak Publishing and Printing Co., Tokyo

Fleming, E. D., Chinese Secretariat, Singapore

Fleming, G. B., manager, Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Ld., Jesselton, B. N. Borneo

Fleming, H. M. Le, assist, supt., F.M.S., Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Fleming, J., chartered accountant, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Hongkong

Fleming, J., assistant, Pacific Commercial Co., Cebu

Fleming, J., partner, Fleming Brothers, Perak

Fleming, J. C., assistant, Butterfield & Swire, Shanghai

Fleming,

Fleming, T. H., Pearson, Mackie & Co., Power

Tokyo Co., Shanghai

Flemmich,V.C.M.C.,D.,Conservator

engineer, Shanghai

of Forests, Selangor

Flemons, S., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Fleshman, V., assist.. Port Banga Lumber Co., Inc., Zamboanga

Fletcher, C. C., Foreign Harbour Office, Shanghai

Fletcher, E.,

Fletcher, C., manager

Indo-ChinaforSteam

the FarNav.

East,Co.,Cnited

Shanghai

Exporters, Ld., Singapore

Fletcher, E. P., mechanical engineer, P.W.D., Hongkong

Fletcher, F., representative, Mather & Platt, Ld., Shanghai

Fletcher, H.

Fletcher, G. D. A.,commissioner,

manager, Harrisons; and Belgian and French consul, Penang

Fletcher, J. L.,G.,assist., Chinese

China Soap Maritime

Co.,Ld., Customs,

Shanghai Swatow

Fletcher, Dr. L., Medical Practitioner, Manila

Fletcher, R. P., surveying dept., Keys & Dowdeswell, Singapore

Fletcher, W., lightkeeper. Marine dept., Singapore

Fletcher, W. F., engineer, Engineering dept., Municipality, Penang

Fleuret, A.,P., ifiver

Fleury, secretaire, 1’Energie

Chinese Electrique

officer,Butterfield Maritime de Tientsin,

Customs, Tientsin

Hankow

Fleury, C. E., assist., & Swire, Hankow

Fleury, J. J., state veterinary surgeon, Kedah

Flight, W. F., supt. of telegraphs, Penang

Fligil, I. S., signs per pro., Gershevich Brothers, Tientsin

Flint, H.,A.,China

Flinter, diamond produce dept., Jardine,

SingaporeMatheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Flinter, M., assist., A.merchant,

Flinter, Singapore

Flippance, F., assist, curator, Garden dept., Penang

Floch, Le, douanes, Lang-son, Tonkin

Flojar-Rajchman, H., military and naval attache, Poland Legation, Tokyo

Flood, R. P., pres., Philippine Advertising Corp., Manila

Flood, S. J., assist.,

Florance, S. de,Shanghai TugAsiatic

and Lighter Co., Ld., Shanghai

Flores, A.,A. M.assist., proprietor,

Singer Sewing Transport

Machine Co.,Co.,Osaka

Harbin

Floro,

Floter, E., Fernandez & Floro, Manila

Flourion,K.,R.travaux

Flower,

assist., British

publics,Cigarette

A.,A. assist., Bac Ninh,Co.,Tonkin

Shanghai

Flowerdew, H., soleMcAlister

partner, A.& Co., Ld., Singapore

H. Flowerdew & Co., Selangor

Floyd,

Flynn, J.,F. G.,

Squires Bingham Co.,Chartered

sub-accountant, Manila Bank of India, Australia & China, Tientsin

Flynn, G., Chinese Maritime Customs, Hongkong

Flynn,P.,G.assist.,

Fock, A., TexasJebsen Co. &(China), Ld., Nanking

Co., Shanghai

Foenander, G. H., manager (printingShanghai

Foelster, F., assist., Mar-Kao, Ltd., dept.), Kyle, Palmer & Co., Ld., Selangor

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 9J>

i Foenander, M. H., sub-editor, Times of Malaya, Perak

1 Fog, W., manager, Fog & Co., Ld., Shanghai

,| Fogh, Fogwill,P., W.,

Eastinspector,

Asiatic Co., Ld., Bangkok

Sanitary dept., Hongkong

I Fokkes, A., assist., Waite & Co., Tientsin

; Fokkes, H., partner, Fokkes & Koch, Tokyo

' Folch, D., manager, Mount Arayat Sugar Co., Manila

i Foley, Rev. H. F. St., naval chaplain. Naval Dockyard, Hongkong

!• Foley,

Foley, J.S., R.,assist.,

Liggett & Myers

Japan Tobacco

Chronicle, KobeCo. (China), Ld., Tientsin

Foley, T., inspector, Municipal Police,

■ Follet, H., manager, H. Follet <.fe Cie, Shanghai Shanghai

f Folliott, G. B., Officer of Police, Perak

i Folmer, J. C. R., acct., Nederlandsche Indische Handelsbank, Kobe

S Folmer, T. J. J. Reinders, manager, Java Sumatra Handelsmaatschappij, Singapore

i Folts, D. F., assistant, Siocony-Yacuum Corporation, Mukden

j Fomin, N. G., sub-station attendant, Shanghai Eowr r Co., Shanghai

, Fonceca, E. L., assist., Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Ld., Penaiig

| Foncret,

Fonseca, E., Municipalite

J. M., Francaise, Shanghai

assist., Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Hongkong

\: Fontaine,

Fontaine, M., H. La,

BanqueBlunn,Credit

George & Co.,Tonkin

Agricole, Ld., Port Swettennam

| Fonteneau, E., Societe Franco-Chinoise, Shanghai

IFoon, C. A., supervisor, Singer Sewing Machine Co., Hongkong

}f Foot,

Foot, H.,

J. G.,warder,

ChineseConvict

MaritimeEstablishment, Taiping,Frontier

Customs, Kowloon Perak

O'15 Foox, Foot, K., assist., Alex. Campbell & Co., Ld., Shanghai

A. G., freight and cotton broker, Fopx & Co., Tientsin

[t. Foox, H.,W.,Foox

Foraita, & Co.,A. Tientsin

assist., Goeke

[ j Forbes, A., Pangasinan Sugar&Co.,

Co.,Manila

Hongkong

[; Forbes, A. H., preventive secretary, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

I,I ; Forbes, D., assistant,

Forbes, J.,D. engineer,

D., manager, Bank Line,

Andersen, Ld., (Andrew

Meyer WeirLd.,& Co.),

& Co., Hongkong

Tientsin

II Forbes, P.W.D., Hongkong

t Forbes, J. G., assistant, Imperial Chemical Industries, Shanghai

||11 Forbes,

Forbes, J. T., superintendent, S.P.C.A., Municipal Health dept., Singapore

l Forbes, P.R.,H., chief accountant,

accountant, CharteredFederated

Bank of Malay

India, ’States

Aust. &Railways, Kuala Lumpur

China, Penang

piI Forbes,Forchook, S. T., assistant, Racine & Cie, Shanghai Service, Hongkong

R. F., manager, Forbes’ Printing & Advertising.

I, Ford, E. B., vice-president treasurer, Fidelity & Surety Co., Manila

|l Ford, E. C., service mgr., Moody, Mark L., Shanghai

| Ford, G. J., controller, Post Office, Perak

II Ford, G. S-) solicitor, Wilkinson & Grist, Hongkong

L Ford, Herbert, engineer, Siam Steam Packet Co., Bangkok

L Ford, H. E. A., assist., Borneo Co., Ld., Bangkok

( Ford, H. P., 1st lieut., 15th infantry, U.S.A. Army, Tientsin

i | Ford, J., manager, Evatt & Co., Singapore

: \ Ford, J. H., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Mukden

1: ! (Ford,

Ford, J.J. T.,

T., assist.,

treasurer,Asiatic Petroleum

Municipal Co., Shanghai

Council, Kiukiang

I Ford, M. C., reporter, Shanghai Evening Post and Mere>try, Sbanghm ;

: ‘Ford, P. B., Ford Delamore, Selangor

j Ford, R. B., Boustead & Co., Ld., Teluk Anson, Perak

: l Ford, T., Asturias Sugar Central, Inc., Manila

: ;|,Forde,

Ford, jr.,F. W.

H., F.,general

assist.,manager,

Hongkong GlenandLine

Whampoa

Agency,Dock Co., Hongkong

Shanghai

Forde, W. R., Mansfield & Co., Ld., Singapore

| Forder, Q., assistant, Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ld., Hongkong

1I Forgeron,

Forman, H.,C.,aero Kunstengineer,

& Albers,

L. E.Harbin

Gale Co., Shanghai

I Former, L., representative, Michelin & Co., Singapore

96 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Forrest, A. B., assist., sew. mgr., Moody, Mark, L., Shanghai

Forrest, A. B., service manager, Mark L. Moody, Inc!, Shanghai

Forrest, C. M., assist., Buttertield & Swire, Shanghai

Forrest, G. R., health inspector, Municipal Council, Shanghai

Forrest, J., Whiteaway, SLaidlaw & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Forrest, J. H., assistant, Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc., Manila

Forrest, R. A. D., assistant treasurer, Treasury, Hongkong

Forrester, H., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Shanghai

Forrester,

Forrow, K.R.W.,E.,assistant,

assist., Bombay-Burmah TradingPost,

South China Morning Corporation,

HongkongLd., Bangkok

Forshaw, G. F., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Shanghai

Forster, C., Penang Free .School, Penang

Forster,

Forster, G.H.P., S.,

managing director,mgr.,

installation Forster & Co., Petroleum

Asiatic Shanghai Co., Swatow

Forster,

Forster, L., professor of education, Hongkong University,Co.,Hongkong

K. W. E., assist., Commercial Union Assurance Ld., Kobe

Forsyth, D. M., American Trading Co. of Japan, Osaka

Forsyth, H. R., partner, Linstead & Davis, Hongkong

Forsyth, J. S.,assist.,

Forsyth, W., accountant,

Hongkong P. &andO.Whampoa

Banking DockCorporation,

Co., Ld.,Shanghai

Hongkong

Fortin, Societe Francaise des Couleurs et Peinteurs Metalliques, Lam-Gio, Tonkin

Fortune,

Forzinetti, R., acting deputy commissioner, Post Office, Amoy China, Zamboanga

Stuart, sub-agent, Chartered Bank of India, Austr. &

Foss, J. M., General Motors (Japan), Ld., Osaka

Fosse, F. H., assist, supply officer, Naval Armanent Depot, Hongkong

Fossey, A.,Chas.

Fossum, Seventh Daymanager,

A., sales AdventistNorton

Mission, WenchowCo., Manila

& Harrison

Foster, A., inspector, Sanitary dept., Hongkong

Fositer, D., vice-pres., Rennolds Oo., Win. H., Manila

Foster, F. W., assistant, Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Shanghai

Foster, H., assistant, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Foster, H. B., partner, Ker & Co., Iloilo

Foster, H.J. E.,R.,assist.,

Foster, AsiaticMaritime

Chinese PetroleumCustoms,

Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Lappa

Foster, J. W., British Cigarette Co., Ld., Shanghai

Foster,

Foster, R.W.I.A.,W.,manager,

assist., Asiatic Petroleum

Federated Motors,Co.Singapore

(South China), Ld., Swatow

Foster, W. C., British-American Tobacco & Cigarette Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Foster, W. H., G.assist.,

Foster-Kemp, Asiatic Petroleum

S., headmaster, Co. (North

Public School China), Shanghai

for Chinese, Ld., Shanghai

Foster-Kemp, R. B., assist., Imperial Chemical Industries, Shanghai

Foster-Pegg, H., assistant, Louis T. Leonowens, Ld., Bangkok

Foston, C., R.assist.

Fothergill, W., Conservator of Forests, Seremban

assistant, Couper-Johnston & Co., Bangkok

Fothergill,

Fotheringham, W., assist., Socony-Vacuum

T. D., assist., Corporation,

New Engineering Newchwang Works, Ld., Shanghai

and Shipbuilding

Foulds, L. H., vice-consul for Great Britain, Manila

Fouliard, J., Societe Franco-Chinoise, Shanghai

Foulkes, G., Harbour office, Customs, Shanghai

Found, Dr. N., Severance Medical College, Seoul

Fountain,

Fouque, R.H.G.J.,A.,assist., Anderson

capitaine Music Marine

de corvette, Co., Ld.,ehHongkong

Indochine, Saigon

Fouques, R., surveillant, Municipalite Francaise, Shanghai

Fourgs, Rev. S., Church of St. Michael, Ipoh,

Fournier, C., sub-manager, Banque de ITndochine, HongkongPerak

Fournier,

Fourquet, R., Cie.Rev.Franco-Asiatique des Petroles,

Mission,Tourane

Fourrier, F.,Rt.magasinier,

Mgr., Jean

bishop,Comte,

French

Saigon Canton

Fowkes, Clapt. C. C., China Command, Hongkong

Fowler, E. V., assist, supt. of police, Penang

Fowler, F. W., signs per pro., Butterfield & Swire, Shanghai

Fowler, G. H., assistant. Treasury, Hongkong

Fowler, G. H. P., Imperial Chemical Industries, Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 97

’ Fowler, H. H., managing director, Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Shanghai

Fowler, P., director, Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Shanghai

' Fowler,

Fowler, R.,

R., health

Chineseinspector,

MaritimeMunicipal Council, Shanghai

Customs, Shanghai

i Fowler, R. Vaughan, managing director, Far Eastern Aviation Co., Ld., Hongkong

; Fowler, S., assist., Lane, Crawford, Ld., Hongkong

Fowler, S. J., warder, Convict Establishment, Taiping, Perak

Fowles, E. A. R., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China). Ld., Shanghai

Fowles, R. C., assistant, Lane, Crawford & Co„ Ld., Shanghai

Fowles, S. C.,assist.,

Fox, A. H., assist.,Texas

F.M.S.Co.,Railways,

Mukden Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

• Fox, A. U., assist, National City Bank of New York, Tokyo

l‘ Fox, B., Andersen, Meyer & Co., Tientsin

Fox, B., engineer, Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Hongkong

1 Fox, C.G. J.,E.,editor,

Fox, North China

Mackinnon, Star, and

Mackenzie & Co.,attorney and Counsellor-at-Law, Tientsin

Ld., Osaka

i Fox, H. L., assistant, Skott & Co., Hongkong

^ Fox, H. T., treasurer, Smith, Bell & Go., Manila

! Fox, J. A., assistant, Percy Smith, Seth & Fleming, Hongkong

Fox, N. P., assist., Butterfield & Swire, Hankow

I Fox, S. J. H., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Hongkong

:

1I Fox,

Fox, Thomas,

W. B.L. N.,L.,editor,

Pahang Siam Observer, Bangkok

Foxall, ChineseConsolidated

Maritime Co., PahangHongkong

Customs,

(■ Foxon, J. T., assist., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Foy, B., assist., Barrow, Brown & Co., Bangkok

( Foy, Capt. L. W., fire marshal, U.S.A. Army, Tientsin

a Foy, W. B., assistant, Barrow, Brown & Go., Bangkok

Foyle, J. O., claim solicitor, Robert Dollar Co., Manila

i. Foyn, F. E., The Texas Co. (China), Ld., Mukden

:j Foyn, S., S.clerk,

Fraenkel, G. F.,Shanghai Waterworks Trading

cashier, Netherlands Co., Ld.,Society,

ShanghaiKobe

i Frager, S., accountant, Banque de lYndochine, Singapore

|; Frahkenberger,

Fraissard, H., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique, SaigonPakhoi

H. G., Chinese Maritime Customs,

Framhein, M. O., assistant, Carlowitz & Co., Tienltsin

i/ France, N. H., Professor of History, Hongkong University, Hongkong

France, V., The Hongkong Electric Co., Ld., Hongkong

Franceschini, R., vice-consul for Italy, Saigon

S! \ Francis,

Francis, L.D. B.,H.,electrical

sec. & general

engineer,manager,

ShanghaiGeneral

PowerForge Products, Ld., Shanghai

Co., Shanghai

| Francis, M. A., director, Park & Francis, Selangor

| Francis, R, E., Hall, R., iShanghai

|i Francisco, P.,F. repr.,

Francisco, R., assist.,

VenusSocony-Vaccum Corporation, Swatow

Sales Dept., Manila

Ij! Franck, V. N. de, Crown China Co., Inc., Shanghai

j' Franco, F.J.M.,P.,jr.,Roman

Francois, assist,Catholic

Messageries Maritimes,

Mission, Malacca Hongkong

i, Francou, J. J., vice-chairman, Societe Nouvelle des Rizeries Meridionales, Saigon

j,!, Frank,

Frank, A.,

A. J.,manager, David & secretary,

acting resident Co., Hongkong

China Underwriters, Ld., Singapore

r Frank,

Frank, H.

P., S.,

Jolo Lingnan

Powers University,

Co., Manila Canton

1

:_ Frankenhuis, A. A., statistical dept., Royal Packet Navigation Co., Singapore

Franklin, A. C., metallurgist and analyst, Hongkong

|jjij;. Franklin, Cornell

Franklin, C. S., secretary-treasurer,

S., attorney, Fleming,ChinaMerchants PongeeShanghai

Franklin &, Allman, Association, Inc., S’haL

, Franklin, F. P., manager, Hongkong Telegraph, Hongkong

Franklin, G. G., branch manager, Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ld., Spore

'IIl : Franklin,

Franklin, J.J. F., B., gaoler,

sub-accountant,

MunicipalNational City Bank of New York, Peiping

Police, Shanghai

j: Franklin, L. W., consul for America, Amoy

U| Franklin, S. S., assist, Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Singapore

'.98 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Franks, C. W., secretary to the Governor-General, Manila

Franks, G. C. R., distribution engineer, Gas department, Singapore

Franks, J. W., supt., Prison department, Hongkong

Franoe, N. H., reader of History, Hongkong University, Hongkong

Franse, J., agent, Netherlands India Commercial Bank, Medan, Sumatra

Franz, G., signs per pro, Carlowitz

Franz, O., assist., Deutsch-Faiben Handels., Waibel & Co., Shanghai

Franz, R., manager, Deutsch Asiatische Bank, Canton

Fraser, A. D., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Fraser, A. S., assistant, Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Hongkong

Fraser, B., Shanghai Land Investment Co., Ld., Shanghai

Fraser, C. R., agent, MacMillan Export Co., Ld., Kobe

Fraser, D., assist., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ld., Shanghai

Fraser, D. J., general agent, States Steamship Co., Hongkong

Fraser, E. M., director, Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Shanghai

Fraser, F. E., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., Shanghai

Fraser, F.H. E.,W.,assistant,

Fraser, GreatSecretariat

sub-inspector, Northern Telegraph

for ChineseCo.,Affairs,

Ld., Shanghai

Hongkong

Fraser, J., overseer, Port Development dept., Hongkong

Fraser, J., assist.. Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage

Fraser, J. A., assistant Attorney-Geneal, Shpreme Court, Hongkong Co., Hongkong

Fraser, J. M., assist., Singapore Improvement Trust, Singapore

Fraser, J. W., assist., secretariat, Municipal Council, Shanghai

Fraser, K.

Fraser, Niel.G. English

M., engineer, Municipality,

Presbyterian Mission,Singapore

Swatow

Fraser, R. D., assist, architect. Public Works Department, Shanghai

Fraser,

Fraser, R.R. S.,

W.,assist.,

Liddellengineering dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Hankow

Bros. Co., Shanghai

Fraser, S., Columbian Rope Co., Manila

Fraser,

Fraser, T.S., S.,assist., Butterfield

overseer, Public &Works

Swire,dept.,

IchangHongkong

Fraser, W. D., river inspector, Chinese Maritime Customs, Hankow

Fraser, W. S., assist., United Engineers,

Frasseto, A., managing director, Adelphi Hotel, Ld., Singapore

Singapore

Frattini,

Frauendorff.Lt.-Col.O., E., military

manager, attache,

Aguado Italian Embassy,

Hermanos, Manila Tokyo

Frauenrath, K., secretary, German Consulate, Yokohama

Frayssinet,

Frazar, E. J.,W.,French Mission,Helm

chairman, CantonBros., Ld., Yokohama

Frazer-Skinner R., Drs. Crago & Hanna, Penang

Frederic, Rev.

Fredericks, J. A.,L. M.,

shareRoman

broker,Catholic

ShanghaiMission’s Dispensary, Lungkow

Fredericks, R. K., R.C.A. Victor Co. of China, Shanghai

Fredericks, R. T., W. H. Pratt, Negri Sembilan

Fredet, J., editor,

Fredrichsen, Bulletin

C., assist., liliesCommercial

& Co., Kobed’Extreme Orient, Shanghai

Free, H.

Freeman, D. Collins,

H. G., assist.,

B., manager, Reuters, Ld.,United

Singapore

Freeman, H. manager, works

Tobaccostaff,

Trading Engineers, Shanghai

Corporation, Ld., Singapore

Freeman, M., president, International Insurance Office, Shanghai

Freeman, O. C., secretary, Shanghai Revolver Club, Shanghai

Freemam, V., assist., Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient, Tientsin

Freeman, Y. H., assist., hospital supervisor, Prison dept., Hongkong

Freeman,

Freer, L, S.,W.secretary

H. L., Asiatic Petroleum

to adviser, StateCo. (NorthOffice,

Council China), Ld., Shanghai

Kedah

Frei, E., assist., export dept., Arnhold & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Frei, Dr. J., C.assist.,

Freischutz, Doitsu Senryo

H., Siemens Gomei

China Co., Kaisha, Kobe

Mukden

French, Rev. A. E., American Presbyterian Mission-, Kiungchow

French, J.C. J.,H.,assist.,

French, vice-president

Hongkongandandtreasurer,

ShanghaiAndersen,

Banking Meyer & Co., Ld.,

Corporation, Shanghai

Hongkong-

French, R. V., sub-accountant, National City Bank of New York, Hankow

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 99

French, R. W., acct., National City Bank of New York, Shanghai

Frend, M. B. C., assist, controller, Govt. Monopolies dept., Malacca

; Frere, F., assistant, Louis T. Leonowens, Bangkok

Frese, A., assist., Deutsche Asiatische Bank, Shanghai

j Fretwell, V., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Shanghai

j Frew, A. H., inspector, Police dept., Penang

S Frewen, J. S., manager, Western Electric Co. of Asia, Singapore

Frewin, J. C., assist., Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Swatow

Frey, J., Cie de Commerce et de Navigation d’Extreme Orient, Saigon

Frey,

Frey, J.,

W.,manager,

architectEast and Indies

engineer,Trading

Basel Co., Ltd.,Peiping

& Frey, Singapore

Freyberg, G. H., master attendant, Marine dept., Singapore

I Frick,

Friberg.H. W.,J. E.assist,H.,manager,

ShanghaiChase Telephone Co ,

Bank, The, ShanghaiShanghai

I Fricker, H. P., assist, Borneo Co., Ld., Bangkok

[ Fried, A., merchant, Tokyo

; Frieder, Alex, pres., Helena Cigar Co., Manila

: Friedlander, A., editor, Sports Review, Manila

Friedlander, H. R., medical officer, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Friedman, L., general manager, China Motors, Shanghai

Friedman,

Friedrichsen,M.,C,,sales manager,

C. lilies & Co.,China

KobeMotors, Shanghai

j |I Fries,Friedrichsen,

G., engr.,E. Sulzer

A. C., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Brothers, Shanghai

|i Fries, M., assistant, Gadelius & Co., Tokyo

J Frinke,

Frischen,B.,C.,signs per pro.,Shanghai

merchant, Busch & Co., Tsingtao

|' Frisley, A. W., headmaster, Outram Road School, Singapore

I' Frisnedy, J., acct., Cebu Portland Cement Co., Manila

In Frith, Frisque,C. G.E.,E.,chief

Eastman Kodak

inspector. Co., Hongkong

Sanitary dept., Hongkong

1 Fritsche, L. M. E., shipbuilding engineer,Co.,

Frithjof, H., mang. dir., Union Brewery SkodaShanghai

Works, Ld., Harbin

i Fritz,

Fritz, Chester,

P., assist.,partner,

DeutscheSwan, Culbertson

Farben, Waibel && Fritz, Shanghai

Co., Shanghai

Frodsham, V., colliery undermanger, Malayan Collieries, Ld., Selangor

q.L Frohnhaeuser,

Froessel, O., assist., WaibelCarlowitz

K., assist., & Co., Shanghai

& Co., Shanghai

! Froiman, D. A., FroimaH' Co., Tientsin

[jtil’ Frolich,

Froland,H.Sv.,J.,signs per pro., Wallem

manager, Canton Trading & Co.,Association,

Shanghai Ld., Hongkong

I[, Fromm,

Fromel, F.C. R., signs per pro., Philips’

A., assistant, New Engineering and China Co.,Shipbuilding

Shanghai Works, Ld., Shanghai

l Frondorf, U. G., gen. manager, Ault & Wiborg, Shanghai

I Fronk, W. J., manager, Haskins & Sells, Shanghai

I! Frontou, ingenieur agronome service civils, Annam

1 Froquais, H., magasiner, Municipalite Francaise, Shanghai

Uj Frost, G., injspector, Sanitary dept., Hongkong

il Frost,

Frost,G.J.,B.,partner,

inspector,Frost,

Sanitary

Blanddept.,

& Co.,Hongkong

Shanghai

II Frost,

Frost, L.L. G., assist., Jardine, Matheson

H. G., assist., Texas Co. (China), & Co.,

Ld.,Ld., Hongkong

Shanghai

(

I Frost, R., assist., Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., Ld., Shanghai

ii ,Frost, R. Y., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Hongkong

5■ Fruestueck,

Frugtniet, R.,A.,director, Lohmann & Co.,ForestLd., Singapore

Frush, R. S.,K.assistant,

sub-assist,

Pacificconservator.

Commercial Co., Cebu dept., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

j Fry, C. G., assist., Guthrie & Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur,, Selahgdr

ijII Fry, Capt.

Fry, J., H. G., East

manager, 15th infantry, U.S.A.Co.,

Indies Trading Army, Tientsin

Singapore

I)! Fry,

Fry, L.P. H.,

E., manager, Motion,

assist., Asiatic Smith '

Petroleum Son,Ld.,Ld.,Penang

Singapore

% Fry, R. M., supt. of Police, Kedah

100 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Fryberg, G. G., house mgr., Gaiety Theatre, Tientsin

Fryer, A., Emmanuel Mission Hospital, Nanning

Fryer, C. H., Barlow & Co., Shanghai

Fryer, G. B., supt. & secty., Institution for the Chinese Blind, Shanghai

Fry ling,Baron

Fuchs, Dr. J.,C. de,

counsellor,

manager,Polish Legation,Ld.,Tokyo

Skodaworks Tokyo

Fuchs,

Fuchsman, David, Dodge &, Seymour, Ld.,Shanghai

Dr. Walter, consul for Germany, Harbin

Fuchsmann, A., manager, Lautier Fils Shokai, Kobe

Fuellkrug, S., assist., Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Fuente,

Fugler, C.J., G.,

mgr.,secretary,

CameraJohnSupply Co.,&Manila

Little Co., Singapore

Fugoso, V., Educational Distributor, Inc., Manila

Fugoso, V., secty., Malayan Lumber Incorp., Manila

Fuhrhop, W., prop., Windsor

Fuhrmann, Dr. Ludwig, physician, Cebu & Co., Bangkok

Fuhrmann, Rev. O. L., China Inland Mission, Changsha

Fulcher,

Fulker, M.E. H., W. Chinese

P., electrical engineer,

Maritime Customs,Municipality,

HongkongSingapore

Fulker, W. J., actg. tidesurveyor and harbourmaster, Chinese Maritime Customs, Pakhoi

Fullam, J., (Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Fulleman, W., manager, Diethelm

Fuller, C. H., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Amoy

Fuller,

Fuller, G.F. J.,D.,warder, PrisonsChinese

lights dept., dept., Maritime

SingaporeCustoms, Amoy

Fuller, J. C., engineer, General Post Office, Malacca

Fuller, W.

Fuller, O., S.partner, JaegerMaritime

H., Chinese &, Co., Singapore

Customs, Tientsin

Fullerton,

Fulstow, W.A.T.,F.,Asiareporter,

RealtyNorth

Co., China

Shanghai JDaily Neivs and Herald, Shanghai

Fulton, Rev. A. A., Irish Presbyterian Mission, Changchun

Fulton, N. Dr.

Fumagali, M., V.,

assist., Arnhold

manager, A. I.& E.Co.,V.Hankow

O., Shanghai

Fumagalli, C., president, Shanghai Raw Silk Association, Shanghai

Funck, E., assist., Jebsen & Co., Hongkong

Funk, J. S., assist, district officer, Beaufort, Borneo

Funke, C. W., assist, Netherlands

Funn, TobaccoTrading Society, Singapore

Furey, F.C. S.,W.,Southern

tidewaiter,LeafChinese Co., Shanghai

Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Furlan, G., engr., Shanghai Motors,. Shanghai

Furness, W. J., senior installation inspector, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Furnivall,

Furstenburg, M., Macondray & Co., Inc., Manila Singapore

H. W., medical officer, General Hospital,

Furtado, C. X.,Dr.,

Furtwaengler, assist,medical

botanist, Botanic Gardens,

practitioner, Tokyo Singapore

Fust, G., assist., China Export, Import & Bank Co., Shanghai

Fusy, P., representative, Michelin & Co., Singapore

Puterman, G., signs, p.p., Alexander Gutbezahl Trading Co., Tientsin

Futson, T., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Kobe

Putter a, J., engineer, Skodaworks, Ld., Harbin

Fuwing, L., general manager, Associated Products Co., Foochow

Fuynel, L., Municipalite Francaise, Shanghai

Fyfe, A. R., deputy engineer, Municipality, Singapore

Fyfe, J. M., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Fyfe, N., assist.,

Fyfe, R., assistant, UnitedElectric

Shanghai Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Construction

Fyffe, M. S., secretary, British Municipal Council,Co.,Tientsin

Ld., Shanghai

Fyndland,

Fynland, M., assist., Edward Evans & Sons, Ld., Tientsin

Gaan, M. E., Gershevich & Sons,Tobacco

J., British-American TientsinCo. (China), Ld., Hongkong

Gabb, A. F., actg. insp. of examiners, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Gab'b, T. H., Lowe Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Gabbott, B. L., director and general managing director, Willow Pattern Press, Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 101

Gabbott,

Gable, F. R., merchant, Gabbott, & Co., Shanghai

Gabeur,V.,import

Ccmpagnie Franco-Asiatique

dept., Messageries des sPetroles,

Maritime' ; Saigon Haiphong

i Gabriel, T., C.mgr.,

Gabrielson, W.,Gabriel Bros, ManilaLine, Kobe

Dollar Steamship

Gabrieo,

Gace, P., acct.,

A. L., assist.,Commercial

Butterfield Brokerage, Inc., Manila

& Swire, Hankow

' Gaches, S., prest. & genl. mgr., Heacock & Co., H. E., Manila

Gaddi,

Gadow,Ramon D., secretary,

C. G., Deutsche C. B. Nelson & Co., Manila

Farben-Handelsgeselschaft Waibel & Co., Shanghai

Gadsby, J., Barrister & Legal Adviser to British Embassy, Tokyo*

Gaedicke,

Gaertner, K., signs per pro., China Import-Export andCo.,Bank

Joh., Bremen Colonial and China Trading Tientsin

Co., Shanghai

Gaessler, J., assist., Kaisei Chu Gakko, Nagasaki

Gaetjen, H., chancelier, German Consulate, Shanghai

| Gaffikin, T. Q.,

Gaffney,E. J.assist.,police

J., assist., dept., Temerloh, Pahang

S Gagg, WaiteBritish

& Co., Cigarette

Tientsin Co., Shanghai

. Gaggino, J., Municipalite Francaise, Shanghai

Gahagan, C. E., assistant, Hongkong Electric Co., Hongkong

Gailey, Dr. R. R., N. C. Union Language School, Peiping

Gain, P. D. G., manager, Allen and Hanburys, Ld., Shanghai

Gaine, P. R., Imperial Chemical Industries, Shanghai

Gaiser,

Galanti,E.,V.,vice pres,general

consul ManilaforButton

Italy, Factory,

ShanghaiManila

Galatis, D. E., manager, General Trading Co., Tientsin

Galban, J., acct., Camera Supply Co., Manila

Galbraith, I., assist., Seth, Mancell & McLure, Shanghai

Gale,

Gale, L.B. E.,

W., president,

attorney, Irwin-Harrisons-Whitney,

L: E. Gale Co., Shanghai Inc., Shanghai

' Gale, Capt.

Galiacy, T.

receveur,B., paymaster.

Recette American Administration

Municipale, Legation, Peiping

Galichanin, M., assist., Dodwell & Co., Ld., Shanghai Municipale, Cholon

Galistan, E., office assist., Secretariat, Singapore

Galistan, Edgar, engineer, Marine department, Singapore

Gallais, H. de, manager, “Columeta”, Tokyo

Gallenca, H. C., inspector, Municipalite Francaise, Shanghai

Gallez, W., Belgian Consulate, Sumatra

Gallit,

Gallo, E.E.,M.manager,

E., chiefGregg Co., Ld.,

examiner, Manila

Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

1 Gallop, H. B., manager, American Paper Export Inc., Shanghai

Gallot, C. J., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

I! Galloway,L. Sir

Galloy, D. J., medical

T., general practitioner,

manager, Societe desGalloway,

Verreries Elder, Maclver & Dobbin,

d’Extreme-Orient, HaiphongS’pore.

I Galston, J., inspector, Shanghai Electric Construction Co., Shanghai

I Galvin, J. W., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Gam bell, C., freight agent, Robert Dollar Co., Manila

1 Gamble, G. S., South British Insurance Co., Ld., Hongkong

Gamble, J. M., supervisor, Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Ld., Penang

Gamero, F.,L.cashier,

Gammans, Liwayway

D., assist, directorTaqolog Weekly, Manila

of Co-operation, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, F.M.S.

\ Gammell, E. B., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Samshui

Gamp per, A., Oarlowitz & Co., Tientsin

1 Gancayco,

Gande, W. S.,J., president

managingmanager, GancaycoPrice,Co.,

director, Gande, Ld.,Manila

Shanghai

| Gande, W. M., assist., Gande, Price, Ld., Shanghai

t Gander, O. D., marine dept., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

j i: , Gandon,

Gandossi,vice-consul, French Consulate,

A., assist., Jardine, Matheson &Yunnanfu

Co., Ld., and Mengtsz

Shanghai

Gandossi,

Gandy, G. F.,H.,assist., Jardine, surveyor,

Hydrographic MathesonP.W.D.,

b Co., Ld., Yokohama (on leave)

Hongkong

l Gange, F. B., general manager and secretary, Gordon

Gangully, A. N., assistant surgeon, General Hospital, Johore

102 FOREIGN, RESIDENTS

Gannay, P., inspecteur general, Banque de ITndochine, Saigon

Ganshtak, B., assist., Calder, Marshall & Co., Shanghai

Gansmoe, T. B., consul for Norway, Kobe

Ganz, R., Siemens China Co., Hongkong

Ganz, W., manager, Manila Hume Pipe and Tile Works Inc., Manila

Garau, M., chief accountant, The Italian Bank for China, Shanghai

■Darcia,

Garbaccio, L., g.p.a.,

A. V,, secretary, Italian

Garcia & Co.,Embassy,

Manila Tokyo

Garcia, C., vice-pres., Tuason & Sanipedro, Inc., Manila

•Garcia, E., secretary, Hoskyn

Garcia, F. A., c.p.a., Garcia & Co., Manila

Garcia, F. B., manager, Continental Supply Co., Manila

Garcia,

Garcia,Rev. Y. M.,cashier,

R. L., rector, St. Joseph’s Seminary,

Continental Supply Foochow

Co;, Manila

Garcia, R., proprietor, Manila Filatelica, Manila

Garcia, W. H., British-American Tobacco Co., Singapore

Garcia, W., J., manufacturer of Musical Instruments, Singapore

Gardan,

Gardarin,M.,M.,accountant, BanqueComptabilite,

chef comptable, de ITndochine, Bangkok Franeaise, Shanghai

Muncipalite

Garde, R. L., Sian &; Garde, Manila

Garde, T. Y., Sian &r Garde, Manila ‘

Garden, A. E., charge engineer, electricity dept., Municipality, Singapore

Garden,

Gardener,D.H.S.,F.editor, Siam Petroleum

B., Asiatic Free Press, Co.*

Bangkok

Newchwang

Gardener, E.W.A.,A. executive

Gardiner, B., assist., engineer,

Chinese Maritime Customs, Tientsin

Public Works,dept), Kedah

Gardiner, R., signs per pro., Cornabe, Eckford & Co., Weihaiwei

Gardiner, R. W., manager, Commercial Union Assurance Co.,Singapore

Gardiner, R. R., assist, building surveyor. Municipal dept., Ld., Hongkong

, Gardiner, W. R., mechanician, Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Ld., Penang

Gardner, A. E. J., forest officer, Forest dept., Sarawak

Gardner, C. D,, manager, Simmons Co., Manila

. Gardner,

Gardner, E.G. G., assist., Shanghai

B., inspector of ChanduLandShops,

Investment

Johore Co., Shanghai

Gardner, G. F., manager, Crittall Manufacturing

. Gardner, H. F. J., director, Wilde it Go., Kuala Lumpur, Co., Ld.,Selangor

Shanghai

> Gardner, H. G., acting branch manager, Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ld., Tokyo

Gardner, J., assistant, Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Yokohama

Gardner, J., assistant,

Gardner, J., police officer,

AsiaticUluPetroleum

Langat, Selangor

Co. (South China), Ld., Hongkong

Gardner,

Gardner, J.,

J., assist.,

assist., Taikoo

United Dockyard

Engineers,andLd.,Engineering

Singapore Co., Hongkong

Gardner,

Gardner, J. H., assistant accountant, MercantileofBank

J. C., assist., Union Insurance Society Canton, Ld., Hongkong

of India, Singapore

Gardner, Lewis

Gardner, L., assistant, Imperial

G., Asiatic Chemical

Petroleum Co., Industries,

Ld., Perak Hongkong

Gardner, W. F., assist, Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ld., Hongkong

. Gargar, K. Y. S., Tamil assist- inspector, Education) dept., Selangor

t Gargollo,

Gargollo, A. R., partner and ygen. manager, Roxas y Cia., Manila

Gargollo, E.J., R.,

partner, Roxas

partner, Roxas Cia., Manila

y Cia., Manila

Garland,

Garland, L.B. A.,

de F.,proprietor,

assist., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss

Highclass Gentlemen’sCondensed Milk Co., Singapore

Tailor Establishment, Shanghai

Garland,

Garland, N.,

T., assist,

sectional marine surveyor,

engineer, RailwayHarbour

dept., dept., Hongkong

Jesselton, B.N.B.

Garman, C. P., business manager, Kyc Bum Kwan, Tokyo

Garmery, S., director, Manila Machinery Supply Co., Manila

Gamier, Rev. K., chaplain, Church of England, Penang

Garrard, L. A., assist., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Manila

Garrard, S. M., assist., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ld., Singapore

Garrels,

Garret, T.Arthur, consul general

S., assistant, for America,

Whiteaway, Laidlaw Tokyo

& Co., Hankow

Garret, W. K., Dollar Steamship Line, Iloilo

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 103

"Garretson, H. C., district engineer, Bureau of Public Works, Cebu

Garrett, G. W., assistant, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Hongkong

Garrett, M., assistant, Warner, Barnes & Co., Iloilo

Garrido,

Garriz, R.A.,F.,manager,

presidentPasay Transportation

and gen’l. Co., Manila Bureau Inc., Manila

manager, Advertising

Garrod, S. H., assistant, Canadian Pacific Railway Co., Hongkong

Garry, A. N. M., deputy protector, Protectorate, Jesselton, B. N. Borneo

Garside, T.C. F.,

Garstin, assist., Asiaticconsul

Petroleum Co.for(F.M.S.), Ld., Selangor

Gartner, R.,F.,manager,

c.b.e., c.m.g.,

Kodak Shop,general

Tientsin Great Britain, Harbin

Garton, F. K., telegraph sub-engineer, P.W.D., Hongkong

Garven, H. S. D., Mukden Medical College, Mukden

Gaschy, J. B., director, St. Josephs’ College, Yokohama

Gascoigne, A. D. F., second secretary, British Embassy, Tokyo

Gase, M., A.,

Gashion, Taupin & Co.,Cie.Hanoi

assistant, Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigon

Gasille, P., assistant, Netherlands Trading Society, Kobe

Gassouin, O., French Embassy,Zuellig,

Gasser, Hch., manager, F. E. TokyoInc., Cebu

Gasten, H. R., assistant, Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

■ Gasten,

Gastpar,W.,J., assist., Jebsen

m.e., manager, e Co., Shanghai

Bros., Kobe

f Gater, B. A. R., professor of biology. King Edward VII Medical College, Singapore

•Gates,

Gates, F., Cotton and Woollen Merchant,School,

C. E., headmaster, Kajang High ShanghaiSelangor

) Gateis, F., salesman, Moody, Mark L., Shanghai

i Gates, R. C., Magis'trate, Brunei

i Gates, W. R., works manager, Straits Times, Singapore

? Gatfield,

Gatliff, R.W.M„H.,director,

assist, secretary for Chinese

Hardy, Gatliff & Co., Affairs,

TientsinChinese Secretariat, Singapore

Gatrell, G. W., manager, States Steamship Co., Tientsin

|J Gatrell, V. H.,

Gatticker, C. G.,

e.e.,assistant,

assistant,Government

Sulzer Bros.,Printing

Kobe Office, Singapore

Gatton, S., assistant, Kooyman & Lonborg, Shanghai

| Gaubert,J.,R.,

Gaudin, manager,Banque

accountant, Banque de (L’lndo-Chine,

de ITndochine, Peiping Hongkong

Gaulstin,

Gaulstin, C.H. L.,L., director,

signs perStephens,

pro., EdgarPaulBros.,

& Co.,Ld.,Bangkok

Singapore

;

Gaulstin, T. S., signs per pro. and secretary, Edgar Bros., Ld., Singapore

| Gaultier, A., Aurora University, iShanghai

I Gaultier, F., chief engineer, Cie. Franco-As atique des Petroles, Saigon

| Gaunt, J. A., teacher, St. Stephen’s College,i Hongkong

j Gauron, G., sanitary observer, Public Health dept., Shanghai

Gauriaud, service de I’enseignement, Hung-Yen, Tonkin

\ Gauthier, J.C.,G.Procure

Gausden, S., Socony-Vacuum Corporation,Saigon

des Missions Etrangeres, Kobe

Gauthier, A., Soc. des Ciments Portland Artificials de L’lndo-Chine, Haiphong

Gautier, E., signs per pro., Racine et Cie., Hankow

Gavena, Fernando, secretary, B. A. Green & Co., Manila

j Gavilan,

Gavin, M.,E.,signs

cashier, RobertU. Dollar

per pro., & Co.,

Spalinger Manila

& Co., S.A., Canton

, Gavrit, chief acct., Societe des Verreries d’Extreme-Orient, Haiphong

1 Gawler, G. N., assist, tariff secretary, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

1 Gawthorne,

Gay, L., assist, master,

H. T., assistant, MoutrieEnglish School,

& Co., Ld., Muar, Johore

Singapore

' Gay, J. S., general assist., Malayan Collieries, LI., Selangor

Gay, W. de, Railway Contractor, Harbin

t Gayetti,

Gazano, M.,Dr. president,

C., medicalCommission

adviser, Royal States Railway

Municipale, Cholonof Siam, Bangkok

Gazai, G. G., J. G. Gazai, Kobe

l Gazai, J. G., merchant, Kobe

| Geake, C. B., engr., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Tientsin

Geake, F. H., Government Analyst dept., and Medical dept., Singapore

104 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Geale, Dr. W. J., medical officer, Ulu Kelantan, Kelantan

Geall, W. J., assistant, Hongkong Telephone Go., Ld., Hongkong

Geare, I.F.H.,H.,general

Gearey, assist, manager, Socony-Vacuum

sub-manager, Dodwell & Co., Corporation, Hongkong

Ld., Shanghai

Gearheart,

Geary, H., TradeF., Bukitnon

School, Cattle

Kuala &Lumpur,

Coffee Co.Selangor

& Santa Mesa Dairy Farm, Manila

Geary,

Geater, J.R.,R.,installation

director, Frazar Trust Co., TokyoCorporation, Kiukiang

supt., Socony-Vacuum

Geddes, E., Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Tokyo

Geddes, J. G., International Export Co., Ld.. Hankow

Gefoer, R., hotel mgr., Wagons Lits Hotel Terminus, Hankow

Gedeon, F., manager, Gedeon Freres, Kobe

Gedge, Major P. A., assist command paymaster, Military, Hongkong

Gee, C. M., manager, National Aniline and Chemical Co., Hongkong

Gee, J.F.R.W.,

Gee,

Geer,

A., China

G.,manager,

Finance Corporation,

National

assist., Jardine,

Shanghai Office, Shanghai

General &Insurance

Matheson Co.,* Shanghai

Gehbel, V. O., assist., Elbrook, Inc., Tientsin

Gehring, C., assistant, South China Brickworks, Ld., Hongkong

Geibel,

Geiger, E.H.,M.,Deutsch

(lubricating oil div.),

Asiatische Bank,Socony Vacuum Corporation, Shanghai

Tientsin

Geiger, M., assist., Meyerink & Co.. Shanghai

Geiler, R. E., Arnhold & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Geisselhart, K., Yah Import and Expor t Co., Ld., Mukden

Geldart,

Gelder, H.,F. Ahrens

S., manager,

& Co.,British-American

Tokyo Tobacco Co., Hankow

Gelderen,

Gelewesky,S. A.,van,chancellor,

manager, German

Ocean Accident

Consulate, & Guarantee

Tsinan Corporation, Ld., Batavia

Gelin,

Gellatley,P., detective, French Municipal Police, Shanghai

Gelling, J.J.,H.,inspector,

secretary,Sanitary

Sanitarydept.,

Board.Hongkong

Hongkong

Gellion, F. J., manager, Macao Electric Lighting Co., Macao

Geliy, R., Municipalite Francaise, Shanghai

Gemine, P., Tientsin Tramways & Lighting Co., Ld., Tientsin

Gemperle, W. F., branch mgr., Koppe' (Phillipines), Inc., Iloilo

Genato

Genfer, V., M. pres.,

A., paperGenato Commercial

merchant, HarbinCorporation, Manila

Genn, V. C., V.General

Gensburger, Motors (Japan),

D., Gensburger & Co., Ld.,

and Osaka

General Forge Products (1929) Ld., Shanghai

Gensen, F., merchant, Winckler & Co. (Hamburg), Kobe

Gent,

Gentry, A. A., secretary, Barrow, Brown

W. F., assist., Shanghai Telephone Co., Ld., Bangkok

Geny, M., assist., Cie. Francaise de Tramways, Shanghai

Geok, S. S., P. & O. Banking Corporation, Ld., Singapore

George, A. H., commercial secretary, British Legation, Peiping

George, F., inspector, Municipal Rev enue dept., Shanghai

George, J., manager, Earnshaw Docks & Honolulu Iron Works, Manila

George,

George, J. M., manager,

agent, Eastern Smelting

BankCo.,Selangor

George, J.P. R., Chartered

H., acting operator, Wireless of India,Penaga,

Station, AustraliaPenang

and China,“Singapore.

Georgeson, P. S. A., supt. engineer, Straits Steamship Go., Singapore

Georgi, C. D. V., agricultural chemist, Agriculture dept., S. S. & F.M.S.

Gerard,

Gerard, H.,engineer-in-charge,

Magasins Chaffanjon, Haiphong Administration, Tongshan, Tientsin

Gerard,J.,Rene, Counsellor, Kailan

BelgianMining

Legation, Peiping

Gerard,

Gerber, W. F.,R.,assist.,

E. AsiaticBorneo

Petroleum

Co.. Co. (South

Ld., Bangkok China), Ld., Hoihow

Gercke, A., manager, Bang Nara Rubber Co., Bangkok

Gerdes, F. C, assist., Mel chars & Co., Tientsin

Gerelli, E.,J. general

Gerharz, W., marine manager,

dept.. Italiasia, Ld., & Consul

Chinese Maritime for Italy,

Customs, Singapore

Shanghai

Gerli, E. J., Gerli & Co., Inc., Shanghai

Gerlie, Q. V. L., assist., Chinese Maritime Customs, Tientsin

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 105

Germain, G-, Aurora University, Shanghai

Germain, R., consul adjoint for Franice, Tientsin

Germain, T. C., assistant, Chinese Maritime Customs, Tsingtao

German, R. L., supt. of marine & customs, Kelantan

Germain, W., building inspector. Sanitary, Board, Selangor

Gernoth, E., manager, Melchers & Co., Tientsin

Gerrard, A. M., installation inspector, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Gerrard, G. iW., C. I. E., commissioner, Police Force, Shanghai

Gerrard, G., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Gerrard, W. G., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Canton

Gerrard,

Gerrard, W.W. I.,L„ professor

Duncan &ofCo., medicine,

ShanghaiUniversity, Hongkong

Gerritsen, W.I. H.,

Gershevich, N., controller, administrative

manager, Gershevich Bros.,dept. Selat Pandjang, Sumatra

Shanghai

Gershevich, L. I., general manager and partner, Gershevich Bros., Tientsin

Gershevich, M. I., general manager and partner, Gershevich Bros., Tientsin

Gervasi,

Gerz, E., J.proprietor,

P., TientsinGerzTramway and Lighting Co., Ld., Tientsin

& Co., Tientsin

Gerzensteon, U., chief clerk, Zais, Steinman & Co., Shanghai

Geschwind,

Getaz, H., sub.-mgr.,

P., assist., Saul TradingCondensed

Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Co., Tsinan Milk Co., Saigon

Gevels,

Geyer, C.,

H., Tientsin

proprietor, Tramways

Muller and

Motor Lighting

Agency, Co.,Bangkok

Ld., Tientsin

Geyer, Rev. F., Roman Catholic Mission, Hoihow

Geyling, R., vice-consul for Austria, Tientsin

Gherardy,

Gherzi, Rev.A., Father

assist., Customs House,Zikawei

M., director, Kiaochow, Tsingtao Shanghai

Observatory,

Ghilain, W., Tientsin Tramways and Lighting Co., Ld., Tientsin

Ghosh, K. C., assist, in physiology, King Edward YII Medical College, Singapore

Giavotto, Dr. A., secretary, Italian Municipal Council, Tientsin

Gibb, J.A.,M.,div.assist.,

Gibb, eng, Salt

RoyalRevenue,

State Railway

Shanghaiof Siam, Bangkok

Gibbes, C. S., assist., Chinese Maritime Customs, Harbin

Gibbs, A., lawyer, Gibbs & McDonough, Manila

Gibbings, A, V., executive engineer, P.W.D., Pahang

Gibbings, F. S., mang. director, Dunlop Rubber Co., Shanghai

Gibbons, J. H., Chinese Maritime Customs, Lappa.

Gibson, A. W., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, iSingapore

Gibsont, A., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Gibson, A. W. G., harbour master, Sarawak

Gibson, C.C. E.,P., assist.,

Gibson, assistantMcAlister

engineer,& Co., Ld.,Naval

Royal Singapore

Dockyard, Hongkong

Gibson, D., manager, Culty Dairy Co., Ld., Shanghai

Gibson, D. O., inspector, Water Works, Public Works dept., Johore

Gibson, E. A., manager, Bruce Petrie, Ld., Singapore

Gibson, E. L., assist., Bombay, Burmah Trading Co., Bangkok

Gibson,

Gibson, E.E. McL., signsLogan,

W., assist., per pro.,RossSandilands,

& Samuel,Buttery

Penang& Co., Penang

Gibson, F. H., engineer, electrical supply dept., Municipality, Penang

Gibson, F. S., director, Mansfield & Co., Ld., Singapore

Gibson, G. B., assistant, Smith, Bell & Co., Ld., Cebu

Gibson,

Gibson, H.,

H. E.,assist.,

claimEvatt

agent,& Robert

Co., Singapore

Dollar Co., Shanghai

Gibson, H. L., director, James McMullan & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Gibson, J., manager, Kowloon Dispensary, Kowloon, Hongkong

Gibson, John H., general broker, Manila

Gibson, J. J., draughtsman, Malayan Collieries, Dd., Selangor

Gibson, L. B., legal adviser, Courts, Kedah

Gibson, R., engineer, Posts and Telegraphs dept., Kedah

Gibson, R. McLean, medical practitioner, Hongkong

Gibson, Rev. R. M., London Mission, Hongkong

Gidley, S., (Leigh & Orange, Hongkong

Giedt, Rev. E. H., American Baptist Mission, Swatow

106 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Giel, H., accountant, Netherlands Trading Society, Singapore

Giese,

Giesel, Dr. O., ChinaBehn,

A., manager, Export,

MeyerImport

China& Co.,

RankLd.,Co.,Shanghai

Shanghai

Giffard, A., secty., Pahang Consolidated Co., Pahang

Giffard,

Giffening, F. B., Brunei Rubber & Land Co., Brunei Tientsin

P., Tientsin Tramways and Lighting Co., Ld.,

Giffin,

Gifford,Rev.

A. S.,J.assist.,

H., American Baptist Mission,

United Engineers, Swatow

Ld., Singapore

Gifford, E., dairy secretary, Culty Dairy

Gifford, H. B., assist., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Co., Ld., ShanghaiSelangor

Gifford, H. S., Jugra Land & Carey Co., Pt. Swettenham, F.M.S.

Gifford, L. S., Malayan Tobaoco' Distributors, Ld., .Singapore

Giggins, R. C., manager, General Electrical Co., Ld., Singapore

Gijn, A. W. M. van, signs per pro., Java-Cbina-Japan Lijn, Shanghai

Gil, A. A., assist., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Hongkong

Gil, E. R., assist., Warner, Barnes ,v Co., Iloilo

Gil, Fr. A.P., C.,assist.,

Gilbert, assist.,&Spanish

Adamson, Dominican Procuration for Missions, Hongkong

Gilbert, F., Ahrens Co., TokyoGilfillan & Co., Ld., Singapore

Gilbert, G. E., Chinese Maritime Customs, Tientsin

Gilbert,

Gilbert, G.G. F.,

W., Arnhold & Co., Ld.,Police

supt., Municipal Hongkong

dept., Shanghai

Gilbert, J. O., assist, district officer, Lawas and Trusan, Sarawak

Gilchrist, J., assist., Shanghai Dock & Engineering

Gilchrist, J. C., supervising plumber, engineering dept., Co., Ld., Shanghai Singapore-

Municipality,

Gilchrist,

Gildea, J.,J.assist,

T. K.,manager,

assist., storekeeper,

Eastern andP.W.D.,

OrientalHongkong

Hotel, Penang

Gildea, J. R., broker, Lyali & Riera, Ld., Singapore

Gile, C. A., sales representative. Miller Rubber Export Co., Ld., Singapore

Giles, A. L. V. S., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Gorp., Penang;

Giles, E. S., Imperial Chemical Industries, Shanghai

Giles,

Giles, F. M.,

L., assist.,

consul British

general for Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Great Britain, Tientsin Manila

Gilhouser, H., Attorney, Socony-Vacuum Corporpation,

Giliberto, G., assist., Socony Vacuum Corp., Shanghai

Gilis, J., chef des infirmeries, French Municipality, Shanghai

Gilje, E., Norwegian Missionary Society, Changsha

Gilje, Th., Norwegian Missionary Society, Changsha

Gill, A. A., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., Hongkong

Gill,

Gill, A.D. W. B., assistant

P., manager, engineer,Oriental

American Municipality,

BankingSingapore

Corporation, Tientsin

Gill, E., secretary, Rickard, Ld., Singapore

Gill, F., University of Hongkong, Hongkong

Gill, F., Shanghai Telephone Cc., Shanghai

Gill, Fr. P., Spanish Dominican Procuration for Missions, Hongkong: -

Gill, J. S., clerk in charge, Post Office, Kowloon, Hongkong

Gill, O. A., sub-accountant, National City Bank of New York, Manila

Gill,

Gillan,R. K.R. H.,

F., assist., Louis T. Leonowens,

postmaster-general, SarawakLd., Bangkok

Gillard, A., chief traffic inspector, Hongkong Tramways, Ld., Hongkong

Gilles, R., architecte, Societe d’Exploitation

Gilles, R., fonde de pouvoirs, Denis Freres, Haiphong des Etab. Brossard-Mopin, Saigon

Gillespie,

Gillespie, A., Gillespie & Co., Manila

Gillespie, A.A. D., assist., Syme

T., merchant,

Shanghai

Gillespie,

Gillespie, H., assistant, Harrisons & Medical

Dr. F. D., medical officer, Crosfield,department,

Ld., Sumatra Negri Sembilan

Gillespie, L. A., Texas Co. (China), Lei., Shanghai

Gillespie, P., printing officer, Prison dept., Hongkong

Gillespie, R.S. M.,

Gillespie, D., manager,

mang. director,

Imperial Imperial Chemical

Chemical Industries

Industries, Hankow(China), Ld., Shanghai

Gillett,

Gillett, E.M.W., C., professor

vice-consulof English

for Greatlanguage,

Britain, Johore

Canton

FOKEIGN RESIDENTS 107

Gillette, C. L., Chinese Maritime Customs, Foochow

Gilliam, J., British Cigarette Co., Mukden

Gilliam, W., supt. of posts and telegraphs, General Post Office, Singapore

Gilliland, R., electric manager, Manila Electric Co., Manila

Gillmore, R. E., Chinese Maritime Customs, Dairen

Gilman, E. W. F., councillor, Resident Councillor’s Office, Penang

Gilman, Hon. Mr. E. W. F., resident councillor, Colonial Government, Penang

Gilman, P. S.. agent, American Trading Co., Shanghai

Gilman, W., Shanghai Times, Shanghai

Gilmore, D. J., sub accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Aust. and China, Hongkong

Gilmore,

Gilmour, S.,A.,broker, Doney & Co.,

assist, controller TientsinSelangor

of Labour,

Gilmour, A., district officer, Jasin, Malacca

Gilmour,

Gilmour, C.O. C.W.,B.,assist,

bacteriologist, Municipal Health

engineer, Municipality, dept., Singapore

Singapore

Gilroy, M. D. P., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Penang

Gilruth,

Gilson, C.D.,S., representative, ErasmicLifeCo.,Insurance

assist., Manufacturers SingaporeCo., Shanghai

Gilson,

Gilson, L. L., accountant, Chase Bank, HongkongGlass Co,, Chinwangtao

G., factory manager, Yao Hua Mechanical

Gimel, commandant

Gimson, de laengineer,

A. F., chief civil garde, French

PublicLegation, Peiping

Works dept., Shanghai

Gine,

Ginman,P. S.

A. N.,

H., accountant, Credit

managihg-director, Foncier

Chinese d’Extreme

National Oriente,Telegraph

Wireless HankowCo., Shanghai

Ginnane, D., inspector, Municipal Police, Shanghai

Gin, P., assist., Joseph, J. E.. Hongkong

Gins, G. S., assist.,

Ginsbourg, Manchurian

S., assistant, HansCo.,Berents,

Harbin Shanghai

Ginsbourg, U. M., veneer and plywood merchant, Shanghai

Ginsburg, S. Z., manager, International Insurance Office, Harbin

Ginther, S. A., assist., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Gionlis, A. C., Gerli & Op., Shanghai

Giovannini, P. W., Recordia, Radio & Music House, Shanghai

Gipperich, H., Consul for Germany, Harbin

Girard, E., administrateur, Societe Agricole et Industrielle de Cam-Tiem, Saigon

Girardot,

Girivat, L.,P.,manager,

civil engineer, Brossard

Siam Free PressMopin Etablissements,

Co., Ld., Bangkok Singapore

Girling, J. G., assist, conservator, Forest dept., Sarawak

Gironi, V., manager, La Generale Soies, Shanghai

Girt, H. E.,

Gisbert, A., assist.,

assistant,F.M.S. Railways,

Smith, KualaManila

Bell & Co., Lumpur, Selangor

Gisby,

Gispert, A. S., assist., Evatt & Co., Singaporedept., Singapore

W. E., assist, architect, Public Works

Gittins,

Gittins, H.,

S. V.,assistant,

agent., Jardine, Matheson

Manufacturers Life&Insurance

Co., Hongkong

Co., Hongkong

Gittins, W. M., Wm. C.^ Jack & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Giudice, W., assist., Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Givens,

Gjodesen,T. W.,

P., Municipal

assist., EastPolice dept.,

Asiatic Co.,Shanghai

Ld., Penang

Glad well. W. H., manager (Ford division), Wearne Bros., Ld., Penang

Glaettli H., Ed. Keller & Co., Manila

i Glagoleff,

Glaiserman,D.,J.manager,

M., managerAsia proprietor,

Life Insurance Co., Batavia

Glaiserman Inc., Manila

IL Glanville, A. P., overseer, Public Works dept., Hongkong

>t Glasgow, J. G., assist., Guthrie & Co., Ld., Singapore

Glasgow. W. J., 2nd lieut., 15th infantry, U.S.A. Army, Tientsin

lO. Glass,

Glasko,A.N.O.,A.,manager,

assist., Tobacco ProductsCorporation,

Socony-Vacuum Corporation,Haiphong

Shanghai

►) i Glass,

Glass, Dr.

D. R.,G. Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

S., health officer, Municipality, Penang

Glass, M. A., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp., Hankow

j Glass, S. W., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Nanking

Glass, W. W., manager, Home Insurance Co. of New York, Tokyo

70

i

108 • foaieion; kksjdents

Glathe, A., partner, Glathe & Witt, Shanghai

Gleed, P. S., assist., Chi Tung Tobacco Co., Ld., Mukden

Gleeson, P. J., appraiser, Chipese,Maritime Custprns, Canton

Gleeson, V. V., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Bangkok |

Glegg., W. C., assist., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Luinpur, Se.Iangor

Glenidinning, F., Jacks & Co.. (Mailaya)^ lid., William, Perak

Glendinning, W. S., outside supt., Hongkong Tramways, Ld.:, Hongkong

Glenister, A. G., partner, Osborne & Chappell, Perak

Glenny, E., medical practitioner, Drs. Fowlie & Black, Singapore

Glied, M., signs per pro., Schnabel, Gaumer & Co., Shanghai

Glineur, F., secretary, Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient, Singapore

Glinister, A. C., manager, Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Manila

Glinz, A., partner, Hiethelm & Co., Saigon

Glover, A. E., director, Kelly & Walsh, Ld., Shanghai

Glover, A. H., secretary, Municipality, Malacca

Glover, C. W., Senior assist, engineer, Public Works department, Shanghai

Glover, E. H., engineer, Federated Engineering'Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Glover,

Glover, F.H.,H.,Pilkington

assist, general manager,

Brothers (China),Hongkong

Ld., ShanghaiTramways, Ld,, Hongkong

Glover, L. D., assist., British Cigarette Co., Ld., Shanghai

Glover, T. A., assist., Holme, Ringer ife Co., Nagasaki

Glover,

Gluckman,Y. B.,Capt.

firstA.;engineer, Chinese

U,S. Army, Maritime

language officer,Customs,

American Hongkong

Legation, Peiping

Gluth, S., controller, Compagme Internationale des Wagons Lits, Harbin

Gnodde, J., assist., import dept., Harrisons

Goater, Capt. W. H. G., adjutant, Hongkong Volunteers, Hongkong Ld., Sumatra

Gocheco, P., manager, Gocheco Co., Manila

Godby,

Goddard,A. C.,J.,assistant, Kailan Mining jAdministrationj 'Shaiighai

Goddard, A.C. S., sales dept.,

exaininer, United

Chinese Engineers,

Maritime Ld., Singapore

Customs, Shanghai

Goddard, Capt.

Godding, F. D.,A.deputy commissioner’

C., managing director,Chinese

MacphadMaritime Customs,

& Co. (fpoh), Ld,, IShanghai

poll, Perak

Godefroy, B., Banque Franco-Chinoise,

Godfrey, F., Whitamore & .Cb., Tientsin . Saigon

Godfrey, P. Si, technical staff, Inspectorate-General, Chinese Customs, Shanghai

Godwin, Major G. W., veterinary officer, China Command, Hongkong

Godwin. H. S., Anglo-French & Bendixsens, Ld., Singapore

Godkin,

Godwin, S.,S. J.,

assist., China SoapExport

International Cb., Ld.,

Co.,Shanghai

Ld., Hankow

Godwyn, L. W., assist., Pritchard & Cb., Ld., Penang

Goebel, A., assist., Deutsche-Farben Handelsges.

Goebel, O. J., assist., Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc., Waibel & Co., Changsha

Manila

Goeke, A., merchant, A. Goeke & Co., Hongkong _

Goennert, J., manager. Golden Star Co., Tientsin

Goercke, M., Shanghai Dock & Engineering Co., Ld., [Shanghai

Goertz, G., British-American Tobacco Go., Ld., Shanghai

Goessele, R. F., importer of Jewellery, Singapore

Goetz, C. H., manager, Getz’s Motor Service Station, Hongkong

Goetzee, J. A., general manager, Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ld., Penang

Goggin, W.F., G.,

Goffinet, assist., Olivier-Chine,

manager, Bank Line,Tientsin

Ld., (Andrew Weir & Co.), Hongkong

Goho, S.

Gohring, C., barrister at-law. Rogers&&Co.,Son,Peiping

Malacca

Gohstand,A.,J. manager,

S., manager, S. J.Wayside

Betines Pharmacy, Shanghai

Golack, H.,

Goldau, L, lights

manager, dept.,Konietzke

Chinese&Maritime

Goldau MotorCustoms,

Works,AmoyTientsin

Goldau,

Goldberg,L.,Dr.assistant, Konietzke & International

I. A., co-proprietor, Goldau MotorDentalWorks, &.Teintsin

Medical Polyclinic, Shanghai

Goldberg,

Goldberg, M., O. S.,assist., EwoCold

manager, Storage Co.,

Far Eastern DrugJardine,

TradingMatheson & Co., Ld., Shangliai

Co., Shanghai

Goldberg, R., signs p.p., Gutbezahl Trading Co., Tientsin

Golden, W. F., The Texas Co. (China), Ld., Hongkong

FOKEIGN RESIDENTS

Goldenberg, C. A., assistant, N. S. "Moses & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Goldenberg, J., Peah & Co., Shanghai

Goldenberg,

Goldenberg, M., W., mgr.,

assist.,Goldenberg, McLeodTobacco

British-American & Co., Manila

Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Goldenberg, W., partner, N. S. Moses & Co., Hongkong

Goldfinger, L., assist., Helm Brothers, Ld., Yokohama

Goldie, A. S., Socony Vacuum Corporation, Tientsin

Goldie,

Golding,C.A.,H.,A.assist,

Lopatosecretary,

& Sons, Secretariat,

Harbin Singapore

Golding, C. G., assist., Robert Dollar

Golding, Wm., general manager, Commercial Co., Shanghai

Express and Storage Co., Shanghai

Goldman,

Goldman, A.J.,P., sub-officer,

manager, Lyons Fire Motors,

Brigade,Ld.,Shanghai

Singapore

Goldman, L., assistant, Gilman & Co., Hongkong

Goldobin, N. B., assistant, Socony Vacuum Corp., Shanghai

Goldrick, W. B., sub-accountant, National City Bank of New York, Manila

Golds, L. B. S., meters engineering assist., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Goldsack, G. YL,E.,assist.,

Goldsborough, Dodwell Harvester

International V Co., Ld.,.Shanghai

Co., Manila

Goldsmith, E. J., warder, Prisons

Goldstein, S., assist., British-American dept.,Tobacco

Singapore

Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Goldstrom, J. E., assist., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Singapore

Golecki, A., assist.,

Golenpolsky, E. O., Jebsen

manager,& C.,American

Hongkong Asiatic Underwriters, Harbin

Golia, Drwin, assistant American Trade Commissioner, Singapore

Golovnia, V., engineer, National Motors Co., Tientsin

Goll, A. de, K.,

Gollwitzer. Genera]

assist.,Motors (Japan),

Carlowitz &, Co.,Ld.,Hankow

Osaka

Goloy, J. H., assist., American

Golsworthy, E. K., Compagnie du Cambodge,Express Co., Kedah

Manila

Golucku, L., assist, mgr., Bardwill Bros., Manila

Gomae, A., Cie Francaise et Tramways, Shanghai

Gomba P., Part. & mgr., Gomba & Hermosura, Manila

Gomersall, W. C., managing director, China Engineers, Ld., Shanghai

Gomes, C. T., sub-manager, International Savings Society, Canton

Gomes, L. B., accountant, Wm, C. Jack & Co., Hongkong

l Gomes, Dr. S. G. Kirkby, medical officer of Health, Shanghai

' Gomez, IL. V., Russell & Co., Manila

Gomeze, A. M., general assist., Hongkong Used Cars, Ld., Hongkong

1 Gomiz, V., accountant, Central Azucarrera de Bais, Manila

| Gompertz, G. H., Jardine, Matheson & Gb.. Ld., Hankow

|! Gonnet, V.. Societe Franco-Chinoise, Shanghai

; Gonsalves, Rev. A. director, St. Anthony’s Boys’ School, Singapore

i Gontier, E., assist., Cie. Francaise de Tramways. Shanghai

I Gonzaga, A. de, Cie. de Commerce et de Navigation d’Extreme Orient, Haiphong

li Gonzalez,

Gonzalez, F.,

F., vice-president.

proprietor, Manila LimeDevelopment,

Corporation Manila

of the Philippines, Manila

i| Gonzalez, J. M., director, Tuason-Sampedro, Inc., Manila

J Goo, John E., genl. mgr., Oriental Life Assurance iSociety, Inc., Manila

Gooch, S’. J. W., acting executive engineer, P.W.D., Selangor

I1 Gooch,

Gooch, W„W. Credit Bureau of Manila,

E., proprietor, GillonManila

& Co., Yokohama

Gooch, W. P., sub-accountant, National City Bank of New York, Hongkong

J Gooch, W. R., assist., Gillon and Company, Yokohama

Good, S. J. W. (acting), Executive Engineer, P.W.D., Selangor

|| Goodale, A. V., manager, Roneo, Ld., Singapore

If. Goodall,

Goodall, G.D. C.M„

M., agricultural

manager, Lane. Crawford’s Restaurant, Hongkong

t Goodchild, T. L., surveyor,officer,

Tanah,Agricultural

Perak dept., Sarawak

Goodchild, R. A., Raffles Institution, Singapore

Gooding C. R., manager, Peabody & Co., Shanghai

U Goodliffe, A. D., Fleming & Williamson, Manila

Goodman, A. M., secretary for Chinese affairs, Singapore

70*

110 FOREIGN residents

Goodman, E. C., engineer, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Goodman, H.t E., assistant, Pritchard & Co., Ld., Perak

Goodman, L. O., Getz Bros. & Co., Singapore

Goodman, N. C., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Soochow

Goodman, R. C., manager, Becos Traders Ld., Harbin

Goodman, R. J., supt., stores dept., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld.; Hongkong

Goodman,

Goodrich, G.T. H., J., assistant,

engineer, F.M.S.

Waterworks

Railways,Fittings

KualaCo., Ld., Shanghai

LnmjDur, Selangor

Goodwin,

Goodwin, F., D. A., assist,

assist, manager,

manager, W. S. Bailey

Hongkong & China& Co.,

GasLd:,

Co.,Hongkong

Hongkong

Goodwin, L., assistant, Pritchard & Co., Ld., Penang

Goodwin, T. S., medical officer, Chinese Maritime Customs, Ningpo

Goolbe, A., service manager, North China Motors Corporation, Tientsin

Goold, J. C.,M.,general

Goorevich, assist.,manager,

Gershevich Socony-Vacuum Corpn., Yokohama

Brothers, Tientsin

Gordon, Alex., Municipal architect, Singapore

Gordon, A. G., assistant, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Gordon,

Gordon,A.0.H.,W., mgr.general

& chief engr.,

agent,Callender’s

Everett,CableInc.,& Construction

L., Kobe Co., H’kong. «fe S’hai

Gordon, E. H., agent, Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Mukden

Gordon, Rev. F. A., Catholic Mission, Foochow 1

Gordon,

Gordon, G.F. D.,D., assist.,

medicalMustard & Co., Ld.,

officer, District Shanghai

Hospital, Larut, Perak

Gordoni, G. G., Hagienda San . Jose, Mindoro, Manila

Gordon, G. G., sales manager, Lime Kilns, Inc., Manila

Gordon, G. St S., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Gordon, H. N., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Newchwang

Gordon,

Gordon, J.J., D.,

Santuner,

Francisco

Moutrie del &Monte, Manila

Co.; Ld., Tientsin

Gordon, J. M., Furness (Far East), Ld., Hongkong

Gordon, J. M., Glen (Line Eastern; Agencies, Ld., Shanghai

Gordon, M. G., sub-accountant,-Chartered Bank of India, Aust. and China, Selangor

Gordon, M. R., advertising dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China). Ld., Shanghai

Gordon, B. D. L., assist, Imperial Ohemieal Industries, Tientsin

Gordon, R., signs per pro., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Gordon, Rev. li J., Irish Presbyterian Mission, Shanghai _

Gordon, V. R., assist., Hongkong Tramways, Ld., Hongkong

Gordon., V. T.secretary,

Goring, S., Duncan & Go.,Co.,Shanghai'

Gorman,G.J.,A.,assistant, T. L.M. Moore

Laffin, &Yokohama

Ld., Shanghai

Gorman, N. A., McDonnell & Gorman, Mukden and Tientsin

Gormely,Ramon,

Gorres, A. A., factory superintendent,

Henry Hunter, National Carbon Co., Shanghai

Gorton, F. G., consul-general forBayne

Great &Britain,

Co., Manila

Saigon

Gosby, H.,

Gosch, H. J.,manager,

assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Hongkong

Gosewisch, W., signs Norddeutscher

per pro., ShingmingLloyd,Trading

Bremen, Co.,Manila

Tientsin

Goslin, W. F., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Gosling,

Gosling, A. S., assist,

G., assist, engineer,

tidesurveyor, ElectrLity

Chinese Survey dept.,

Mai itimedept., Municipality,

Customs, Penang

Goss, P. H., supt., Revenue MalaccaWenchow

Gossevsky, A. A., manager, Asia Life Insurance Co., Singapore

Gossip,

Gotch, R.T.J.,H.,

B.,consulting

assist., physician,&Drs.

Hongkong GossipBanking

Shanghai & Eland,Corporation,

Penang Singapore

Gotch, engineer.Wilkinson,

Gotfried, A., assist., AmericanHeywood

Trading &Co.Clark,

of Japan,

ShanghaiLd., Tokyo

Gotla,

Gotla, H. C., P. D. Gotla & Co., Hongkong

Gotla, J.N. P.,D.,P.local

D. Gotla

manager,& Co.,Vasunia

Hongkong

«fe Co., Hongkong

Gotlib, S., assist., North China Produce. Corporation, Tientsin

Gotts, S. R., assist.. Mustard & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Gotts, S. R., Remington Typewriter Agency, iShanghai

Gotts, W., branch manager, Fraser & Neave, Ld., Perak

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 111

Gottschalk, O., A. K. U. China Agencv:, Siianghai

Gottsche, K., assist, engineer, trarpways dept., Siam Eidctrie Corporation., Ld., Bangkok

Gottsche, T. A., secretary, Paknam Railway Co., Bangkok

Goudard, L.,G.,electrical

Goudriaan, engr., Soc. Anonyme

assist., Java-China-Japan Lijn,desKobe

Etains de Kinta, Ipoh, Perak

Gough, A. W.,assist.,

NestleHuttenbach,

& Anglo Swiss Condensed-Milk Co., Manila

Gouillon, Major P. J., French Consulate, Pakhoi Ltd., Perak

Gough, J. J., Lazarus & Sons,

Goulart,

Goulborn,D.,V.,assist.,

worksGeneral

manager,Electric Co., Shanghai

Hongkong Rope Manufacturing Co., Ld., Hongkong

Goulbourne, W., Marcel Darrel, Shanghai

Gould, A. N., assist., Borneo Co., Ld., Bangkok

Gould, C. F., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Chungking

Gould, J., Gould & Co., Hongkong

Gould, J. H. Baring, dist. mgr., Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ld., Penang

Gould,

Gould, J.R.,R.,chief

assistant,

EditorialAnglo-Siam Corporation,

writer, Shanghai EveningLd.,Post

Bangkok

A Mercury, Shanghai

Gould,

Goullart,R. P.,J., tea

secretary,

inspectorBritish

& Jade& Foreign Rible Society, Hankow

expert, Shanghai

Goult, O. H. W., Singapore Free Press, Singapore

Gourdin, Dr. A., medical Practitioner, Hongkong

Gourdin, D.F, W.,

Gourlay, O’D.,assist.,

assistant, BankChemical

Imperial Line, Ld.,Industries

Hongkong(China), Ld., Shanghai

Gomrlay, L. H., Consul for America, Sumatra

Gow, A. R., assist., United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Gow, D., chief clerk, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Lfongkong

Gow, G. A., Nurupi Kozan Kabushiki Kaisha, Seoul

Gow, Dr. W. H., principal, Mukden Medical College, Mukden

Gowan, A. A, foreman fitter, Shanghai Gas Co.. Ld., Shanghai

Gowan, Col. F. E., Financial Adviser, Military, Hongkong

Gowdy, J., pres., Fukien Christian University, Foochow

Gowland,

Gowlay, W.G. N.,H.,district

sub-agent, Chartered

officer, BankMalacca

Alor Gajah, of India, Australia and China, Tsingtao

Gown, R. A., supervisor, Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Ld., Penang

Graaf, C. de, works supt., Singapore Rubber Works, Singapore

Grabig,

Grabivker,W., L.assist., Melchers

B., China & Co., Shanghai

Fur Trading Co., Ld., Shanghai

Graburn, H. L. K., manager,

Graca, E., Graca & Co., Hongkong Straits Trading Co., Ld,, Singapore

Grace, Rev. J. R., Catholic Mission, Foochpw

Gracey, S. P., Gracey & Pearsons, Hankow

Graciani, R. J., assistant, Cameron &, Co., Ld., Kobe

Gracias, M. H., Chancellor Interpreter for Portugal, Canton

Gradon, F., mech. engr., Malayan Collieries, Ld. Selangor

Gradow, Dr. A. G., specialist in skin diseases, Shanghai

Grady, J., assist, engineer, China Light and Power Co., Ld., Hongkong

Graeff, D. G. J. de, assist., Netherlands Trading Society, Shanghai

Graeffe, E., charge d’affaires, Belgian Legation, Peiping

Graeme, A. W.assist.,

Graf, H. Th., S., assist., F.M.S.& Co.,

Windsor Railways,

Bangkok Kuala Lumpur

Grafen, H. von, assistant, Carlowitz k Co., Tientsin

Grafen,

Graff, R.Dr.C., W., Siemssen

consul & Co.,&Tientsin

for Norway director, Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Yokohama

Gragg, Rev. J. M., pastor, Kobe Union Church, Kobe

Graham, A., assist, supt., Survey Office, Batu Pahat, Johore

Graham, A., iShanghai Gas & Co., Ld., .Shanghai

Graham, A., surveyor of ships, machinery, etc., for S.S., Singapore

Graham, Rev. A., Church of Scotland. Ichang

Graham C., assistant, Dunlop Rubber Go., Kobe

Graham, C. C., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Hankow

Graham, D., assist., Harrisons k Crosfield (Borneo), Ld., Sandakan, B. N. Borneo

Graham, D.D., A.,proprietor,

Graham, Teluk Anson

assist., Caxton Cash Chemist, Peiak

Press, Selangor

112 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Graham, D. E., United Engineers, Ld., Perak

Graham, H., assistajKt, Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Graham, J., assist., The Dunlop Rubber Co., Ld., Kobe

Graham, J., assist., Evatt & Co., Singapore

Graham, J. C., govt, marine surveyor, Harbour dept., Sandakan, B. N. Borneo

Graham, Rev. J. R., jr., American Presbyterian Mission, Chinkiang

Graham, J. S., Cornabe, Eckford

Graham,

Graham, J.J. S.,W.,senior assist.,

engineer, UnionMunicipal

Oil Co.Health dept., Shanghai

of California, Singapore

Graham, K. E., assist., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Shanghai

Graham,

Graham, R., assist., United Engineers, Ld., Singapore Perak

M. J., chairman, Mosquito Destruction Committee,

Graham, R. S., accountant, Mercantile Bank of India, Hongkong

Graham, T. C., assist., Socony-Vacuum Corp., Shanghai

Graham, T. J., Auditor, Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Graham, W., mgr. and resident engineer, Malacca Electric Lighting Co., Ld., Malacca

Graham. W. G. C., vice-consul for Great Britain, Nanking

Graham,SirW.Peter,

Grain, S., Elbrook Incorporated,

judge, H.B.M.’s SupremeTientsin

Court for China, Shanghai

Gram, C. F., assistant, Reiss, Massey

Grambs, H. W., manager, American Chinese & Co., Ld.,

Co., Shanghai

Tientsin

Gramkau, I. P., engineer, Skod'aworks, Ld., Tientsin

Grampa, A.. Catholic Cathedral, Hongkong

Gramson, K. N., Kowloon Dispensary Co., Ld.. Hongkong

Gran, A. L., merchant, & Engineer, Mukden

Gran, E. M.,P.architect,

Granberry, Davies & Brooke,

P., sub-accountant, NationalShanghai

City Bank of New York, Harbin

Grand, M., manager, Storch Brothers, Ipoh, Perak

Grandy, G. C., assist., Ford Motor Car Co. of Japan. Yokohama

Granso, J. C., Guthrie & Co., Ld., Singapore

Grantsch, E., assist., Lloyd Triestino Co., Shanghai

Grant, A. J., Asiatic Petroleum Co.. Shanghai

Grant,

Grant, A.C. M.V.,G.,sub-acot.,

editor, Central ChinaCit(yPost,Bank

National Hankowof New York, Osaka

Grant, Geo., accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Perak

Grant,

Grant, G. D., superintendent, Shanghai & Hongkew Wharf Co., Ld., Shanghai

Grant, G.,

I. F.,assist.,

signs Glathe

per pro.,& Butterfield

Witt, Shanghai

& Swire, Newchwang

Grant, I. J. O., Taku Tug and Lighter Co., Taku

Grant, J., assist., Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co., Ld., Shanghai

Grant, J.J. A.,

Grant, H., assist., Adamson, Gilfillan

chief accountant, & Co., Ld.,

Socony-Vacuum Singapore

Corp., Shanghai

Grant, J. N., manager, Arts and Crafts, Ld.,

Grant, P., chief inspector, Police Headquarters, HongkongHongkong

Grant, P. S., assist., Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong

Grant, P.R. S.,W.,assist.,

Grant, British Cigarette

Commissioner of Lands,Co.,Kota

Ld., Tinggi,

ShanghaiJohore

Grant, Wm. A., chief engraver. Bureau

Grant, W. (gaoler, Municipal Police, Shanghai of Engraving and Printing, Peiping

Grant, W. J. A., sub-agent, Chartered Bank of India, Aust. and China, Alor Star, Penang

Grant, W. S., special representative, Union Oil

Grantham, A. AY., extra assist. Colonial Secretary, Colonial Co. of California, Manila

Secretariat, H’kong

Grantham, AY., drainage and Irrigation engineer, P.W.D., Krian, Perak

Crant-AVatson, H. C'., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (F.M.S.), Ld., Selangor

Graver, G. S., engineer, Public Works dept., Hongkong

Graves,

Graves, G.H.Rt.M.,

Rev. F. R., representative of TrusteesHankow

in China, St. John’s University, S’hai.

Graves, A., vice-consul,

vice-consul forAmerican

Great consulate,

Britain, Kobe

Gray, A., manager, Chartered Bank of India,

Gray, A. F., assist., Eastern Underwriters, Ld., Shanghai Australia and China, Harbin

Gray, A. F., assist,, Harbour Board, Penang

Gray. A. T., Municipal Revenue dept., Shanghai

Gray, F. C., Gray Trading Co., Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 113

Gray, G., assistant, Gande, Price & Co., Ld, Shanghai

Gray, G. L., Protectorate, Jesselton, B.. N. Bnrnep

Gray, H. C., sub-manager,.Unipn lnsuranpe.Society pf Capton, Hongkong

Gray, H. G., operator, (Miri), Telegraph and Telephones dept.,: Sarawak

Gray, J., chief medical officer, General, Hospital, Singapore

Gray, J., surveyor, Carmichael, Lennox and Gray, Shanghai

Gray, Dr. J., state surgeon, medical depth l^edah

Gray, J. E., China Import and Export LumherICd,, Ld,, Shanghai

Gray, Jas. A., manager, Eastern Underwriters, Ld., Shanghai

Gray, R., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Gray, R. E., assist, supt., Survey dept., Kelantan

Gray, S., engineer, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Kowloon, Hongkong .

Gray, S. A., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Hongkong

Gray, S. A., reporter, Hongkong Telegraph, Hongkong

Gray, W. X., Gray Trading Co., Shanghai

Gray, Wm. N., Gray Trading Co., Shanghai

Gray brook, D. J., assist., Ilbertcfc Co., Ld., Shanghai

Grayburn, V. M., chief manager, H’kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, H’kong

Graziani, F., commis-comptable, Municipalite Francaise, Shanghai

Grazioli,

Greatrex, C., Chinese Maritime GreatCustoms, Shanghai

Greatwood,F. H.C., U.,consul forrepresent..

special Britain,

UnionNagasaki

Oil Co. of California, Shanghai

Greaves; A.A.V.,W.,bacteriologist,

Greaves, supt., TradeBacteriological

& Customs, Institute,

Selangor Hongkong

Greaves, C. K., assist., A. S. Watson & Co., Shanghai

Greaves, G. K., director, West End Estates, Ld., and Denis Land Investment Co., S’hai.

Greaves, N. H. H., assist., Brinkmann & Co.. Singapore

Gredsted, A., East Asiatic Co., Ld., Bangkok

Green, A:, assistant, Eagle and Globe Steel Co.,.Ld., Shanghai

Green,

Green, A.A. E.,

H., manager,

signs per North BritishCo.,

pro., Borneo andLd.,

Mercantile

SingaporeInsurance Co., Singapore

Green, A. R., warehouseman, Harbour Board, Penang-

Green, B. A., proprietor, Green & Co., B. A.,

Green, B. J., appraiser, Chinese Maritime Customs; HankowManila

Green, C.C. H.,

Green, chief secretary

L., partner, Osborneand& accountant,

Chappel, PerakWhaiigpoo Conservancy Board, Shanghai

Green, D. S., assist., Dunlbp Rubber Co., Hongkong

Green, E. B., acting harbour-master. Shanghai

Green:, G. EL, jr., sub-accouint., iNafciona! CLy-df New York, Tientsin

Green, G. G., secy., Eastern Engineeruig, Works, Tientsin

Green,

Green, J.H.,E.supt., Botanicaldirector,

K., managing and Foresty

Greendept.,

and Hongkong

Collier, Singapore

Green, J. F., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Green, J. H., Far Eastern manager,

Green, L. N., Consul for America, Swatow Thos. Cook & Son, Shanghai

Green, N. M., Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Kobe

Green, P. G., Yale in China, Changsha

Green, Dr. P. G., Yale in China, Cha.igslia

Green, P. H.,P.manager,

Green, Dr. W., medical Salepractitioner,

& Co., Ld., Osaka

Johore

Green, S. OE., mgr., Tourist dept., Hongkong & Shanghai Hotels, LfL, H’kong.

Green, S. G., mgr., China Electric Co., Ld., Hotngkomg

Green, W. H., accountant, General Post Office, Singapore

Green,

Green, W.

W. H.,H., assist.,

ChineseClaude

MaritimeNeonlights,

Customs,In<-., Shanghai

Shanghai

Greenberg, J., James Magill k Co., Shanghai Tokyo

Green, W. R. C., first secretary, British Embassy,

Greenberg,

Greenberg, S.,S., R.Texas

C. A.,Co.Victor

(China),

Co.Ld., Shanghai

of China, Shanghai

Greene, R. S., vice-director, Peiping Union

Greenfield, F., Norte Lagros Sugar Co., Majiila Medical Cpllege, Peiping

Greenfield, H. F., manager, Moutrie & Co., Rd., Tientsin

114 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Greenfield, J. A., secretary, Directorate General of Posts, Shanghai

Greenfield, J. N., in charge, Post office, Tsingtao

Greenhalgh, L. A., assist., Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Greenhalgh, W. R., assist., Butterfield & Swire, Hankow

Greenhill, L. S., secretary, Hongkong Land Investment and Agency Co., Hongkong

Greenland, C. A., Dunlop Rubber Co. (China) Ltd., Tientsin

Greenland, W. G., Greenland & Sons, Tientsin

Greenland, W. T., Greenland & Sons, Tientsin

Greenslade, W. G., inspector of police, British Municipality, Tientsin

Greenstreet, S.,Y. assist.,

Greenwood, R., assist, chemist,dept.,

butchery Agricultural

Dairy Farm,dept.,

IceS.S. & F.M.S.

& Cold Storage Co., Ld., H’kong

Greer,

Greer, H.J. O.C.,B.,manager,

mechanicalEseolta

engineer,DrugPeiping-Liaoning

Co., Manila Railways, Tientsin

Greetham, A. E., inspector of machinery, Mines dept., Perak

Gregg, R., assistant, Socony-Yacuum Corp.,Shanghai

Gregg, R. W., proprietor, Asia Glass Co., Shanghai

Gregoire, Fr., Franco-Chinese Municipal School, Shanghai

Gregoire, A., assist., Sino-Continental Co., Shanghai

Gregoire,

Gregory, B.P.,B.F.,chartered day accountant, Marcel Dane, Shanghai

Gregory, (L.,7thassist,Adventist Mission,

mgr., Socony Wenchow

Vacuum Corporation, Tientsin

Gregory, C. L., assist., Dairy Farm, Ice and Cold Storage Co., Ld., Hongkong

Gregory, H. A., assist., Dairy Farm, Ice and

Gregory, H. M., signs per pro., T. M. Gregory & Co., HongkongCold Storage Co., Ld., Hongkong

Gregory, . 1 . J,, inspector, Sanitary dept., Hongkong

Gregory, L., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Tientsin

Gregory, R.P. H.,

Gregory, A., chief clerk,British

director, Bankruptcy

CigaretteOffice,

Co., Penang

Ld., Shanghai

Gregory, S. A., assistant, Dairy Farm,

Gregory, S. O., manager, Kelly & Walsh, Ld., Hongkong Ice and Cold Storage Co., Ld., Hongkong

Gregory, T. M., principal, T. M. Gregory it Co., Hongkong

Gregory-1 ones, E., director, Stanton, Nelson it Co., Singapore

Greig, Dr. D. S., Drs. Jamieson, Sharp & McKern, Penang

Greig,

Greig, G.J. C.,

E., snr.

seniorassist,

warden of mines,Municipal

secretariat, F.M.S. Council, Shanghai

Greig, K. E.,

Greig, J.,W.,manager, manager,

shipwright, Taikoo

Hongkong Dockyard and Engineering

Dock Co.,Co., Hongkong

Grein, J. Grein it Co.,and Whampoa

Shanghai Hongkong

Greiner, B.,J., secretary,

Greiser, assist,, China Soap Consulate,

German Co,, Ld., Shanghai

Dairen

Grelet, R., surveillant, Municipalite

G remil let, P., Societe Francaise des Distilleries,Francaise, Shanghai

Hanoi

Grenard, R.,G.,Cie.

Grenberg, Franco-Asiatique

British-American des Petroles,

Tobacco Haiphong

Co., Tientsin

Grenham, J. M., agent., Manufacturers’ Life Insurance Co., Hongkong

Grenouillat, V., assist., Cie. Franco-Asiatigue des Petroles, Saigon

Grenz,

Gresser,C-,C.,Deutsche

managerFarben-Handelsgesellschaft

(factory), Fr. Reiber, Shanghai Waibel

Greve,

Grew, K., principal, German School, Tsingtao

Grew, J.F. G,

J., assist.,

Ambassador BritishforCigarette

America,Co,, Ld., Shanghai

Tokyo

Grew, S. A., assist., British Cigarette Co., Ld., Shanghai

Grey, J.J. G.C. P.,

Grey, H., medical

assistant,officer,

BorneoDistrict Hospital, Krian, Perak

Co., Singapore

Grey, M., J.,manager,

Grey, W. Insular Lumber

Nanking-Shanghai Co., Manila

Railway, Shanghai

Grice, Dr.,P., British

Griebel, merchant, MuniciparOouncil,

Kobe Tientsin

Grieder, P. A., Lingnan University, Canton

GriefiPenhagen, C. Ph., Sino-Continental Co., Shanghai

Griem, H.,G.,assist., Reuter, Brockelmann

& Crosfield& Co., CantonLd., Sandakan, B. N. Borneo

Grierson, R. C.,assist.,

Grierson, actingHarrisons

deputy commissioner (Borneo),

of Customs, Tientsin

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 115

Griesing, II., Arnhold

Griessinger, P., directeur, Ecole de FEtoile du Matin, Tokyo

Grieve, J. B., assistant, Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld., Manila

Grieve, J. W., assist., China General Edison Go., Shanghai

Grieve, R. F. R. M., General Electric Co., Shanghai

Grieve, R. J., assist., Jardine, Matheson ife Co., Lcl., Hongkong

Grieves, J. E., manager, Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ld., Bangkok

Griffin,

Griffin, J.N. R.,A. assistant, Bangkok

M., chief Police DockPolice

Officer, Co., Ld,,

dept.,Bangkok

Perak

Griffin, N. J., assist, engineer, Cie. Franco-Asiatique des: Petroles,, Saigon

Griffin, R. J., Land & Estate Agency, Hansons, Shanghai

Griffin, R. P., sub-editor, North China Daih/ News & Herald, Shanghai

Griffin, W. A., assist., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Griffin, W. G., assist., Hongkong Telephone Co., Ld., Hongkong

Griffin, W.A. S.,M.,electrical

Griffith, assist., Shanghai

assist., McAuliffe, Davis A Power

Hope. Co., Shanghai

Sumatra

Griffith, E., Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada,. Tokyo

Griffith, G. Y. A., medical officer, Medical dept., Hongkong

Griffith, S. V., patrol officer, Chinese Government Salt Revenue dept., Shanghai

Griffith-.Jones,

Griffiths, A. F.,O.London P., partner, Saunders

Missionary & Macphail,

Society, Amoy Singapore

Griffiths, C. S., supt., Land dept., Sarawak

Griffiths, E. A., assistant, Jardine, Matheson it Co., Ld., Hongkong

Griffiths, F. J., cargo inspector, Butterfield A Swire, Shanghai

Griffiths, H. J., partner, J. L. Thompson & Co., Kobe

Griffiths, L. J. F., overseer, P.W.D., Hongkong

Griffiths;, R. H., assist, master, Queen’s College, Hongkong

Griffiths, T. M., land officer, Land dept., Sarawak

Griffiths, W. G., supt., General Post Office, Singapore

Griffiths, W. L., sub-acct. pro/mgr., Nuti'-nal City Bank of New York, T’sim.

Griffiths, W. S., Public Health dept., Shanghai

Griggs, G. W.

Grigorieff, P. S.,R.,acting

telegraph sub-engineer,

director, P.W.D.,

Cie Francoise Hongkongen Chine, Shanghai

de Comerce

Grilk, G. J., sole manager, J. Krijgsman

Grill, K., assist., Siemssen & Co., Tsingtao A Co., Shanghai

Grill, Max, import merchant, Tsingtao

Grimble, E., assistant, Geo. Grimble & Co., Hongkong

Grimble, G., ship and freight broker, Geo. Grimble & Co., Hongkong,

Grime, J.B.F.,J. assist.,

Grimes, MalayShanghai

W., assist., Mail, Selangor

Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Grimes, C. A., chief draughtsman. Public Works dept., Hongkong

Grimes, L. B., assistajat, Du Pont de Nemours & Co., Tientsin

Grimes, Ernst,

Grimm, T. E., worksassist.,dept.,

Doitsu.Butterfield A Swire,

Senryo Gomei Hongkong

Kaisha, Tokyo

Grimm, E. M., secty., Luzon Stevedoring Co., Inc., Manila

Grimmett, A., revenue

Grimmo, A.R.,E. merchant, officer,

Health dept., Municipal Council,Hongkong

Imports

P., assist., Shanghai and Exports office, Shanghai

Grimshaw,

Grindey, W. A., assist.,

Grindrod, M.A., L.,assist., Shanghai

KungFar Tug

YikEastern and Lighter

Mills, Shanghai Co., Shanghai

Grinsten, manager, Trading Co., Tokyo

Griovard,

Gripper, G.M.,F.,Cieinspector,

Franco-Asiatique

Mines dept.,desKinta,

Petroles, Haiphong

Perak

i' Grist, C. E. L., solicitor, Wilkinson * Grist, Hongkong

Grodtmann,

Groenman, F.director, China Export-Import

E. H., consul-general «& Bank Co.,

for Netherlands, Tientsin

Shanghai

!‘ Groesbeck,

Groeneveld,Rev. B. G.,A.adininstrator of Native States,

F., American Baptist Mission, Swatow Sumatra

;■ Groesser,

Groezinger,H.,H.,Kohler,

assist.,Schulz

Jebsenit itGroesser, Shanghai

Co., Shanghai

•Groff, G. W., Lingnan University, Canton

Groll, C. H., assist., Volkart Bros.’ Agency, Shanghai

Grondahl, A. K., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Hoihow

116 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Gronke, iL, assist, general manager,

Groome, E. L., assistant, Gibb, Livingston Calamba Sugar

& Co., Ld.,Estate, Manila

Hongkong

Grooms,

Groot, H. J. de, controller, Governor’s otfice, Medan Co., Ld., Tientsin: . .

E. H., manager, China Import and Export Lumber

Gros, F., inspector, Mumicipalite Francaise, Shanghai

Gros, H. A.,Ch.,chief

Grosbois, accountant,

principal, CollegeRanque de ITndochine,

Municipal Shanghai

Francais, Shanghai

Grose, F., assist., Palmer & Turner, Hongkong

Grose, J. Francis, Grose & Co., Hongkong

Grose, N. I\, Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ld., Singapore

Grosfils,

Grosjean,R.A.,E.,Nestle

assist.,*feDodwell & Co.,Condensed

Anglo-Swiss Ld., Shanghai

Milk Co., Saigon

Grosjean,

Gross, R., R., controleur, Shanghai

Olivier-Chine, Banque Franco-Chinoise, Saigon

Grossart, A., signs per pro., Bitzer & Co., Hongkong

Grosse,

Grossett,ingenieur, Messageries

G. S., assistant, AsiaticMaritimes,

PetroleumSaigon

Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Grossman, E., Bill & Bullion Broker, Hongkong

Grossman, O., assistant, Sales & Co., Ld., Kobe

Grote, J., assistant,

Grotenhuis, D. A. ten., Meisei Gakko,

assist., Osaka India Commercial Bank, Hongkong

Netherlands

Groth, R., Behn, Meyer & Co., Batavia

Grougrou,

Groundwater, A., assistant,

C. L., assist, Socony-Vacuum

supt. of storeyCorporation,

Royal StateHaiphong

Railways of Siam, Bangkok

Grover, L, G., assist, cashier, American Express Co., Hongkong

Groves, A. G., inspector, Municipal Police, Shanghai

Groves J. A., gen. mgr. for Far East, Paramount Film Service, Ld., Singapore

Groves, J.S. M.,

Groves, assist.’clerk,

P., deputy British

registrar, Consulate,

Vehicles dept.,Shanghai

Singapore

Groves, W. M., assist., Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co. Ld., Hongkong,

Grubb, A. E., assist., McMullan & Co.,.Chefoo

Grubb,

Grubb, J.G.,A.,supt.

snr.ofwarder,

CustomsMunicipal

and Excise,policeTampin, Negri Sembilan

dept., Shanghai

Gruber, G., prop., Cosmos Trading Co., Manila

Gruchy, H. E. B. de, Ellerman’s Arracan; Rice & Trading C'q., Bangkok

Greenberg, S., Commercial Express & Storage Co., Shanghai

Gruenberg, W. I., assist., Holland-China Trading Co., Tientsin

Gruenig, H., Manila Gas Corp., Manila

Grumitt, A., assistant, signs the firm, McAuliffe, Davis & Hope, Penang

Grumitt, F.C., H.,

Grumitt, signspartner,

per pro.,McAuliffe,

McAuliffe,Davis

Davis& Hope,

& Hope,Penang

Medan, Sumatra

Grundling, H., Raven Trust Co., Shanghai

Grundul, J. D., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Hankow

Grundy, W. D., master, English College, Johore Bahru, Johore

Grut,

Grut, Edm.,

W. L., superintendent,

managing dir., Siam SiamElectricity

Cement Co.,Co.Ld.,

andThe, Bangkokfor Sweden, Bangkok

consul-gen.

Gubbay, D. M., stockbroker, Shanghai

Gubbay, Rt.

Oubbels. S. M.Rev.

S., N.,

stockbroker,

apost. vie..Shanghai Mission, Ichang

Gubler, W., assist., Diethelm & Co.,Catholic

Saigon

Gubbins, W. H. W., partner, Mansergh & Tayler, Negri Sembilan .

Gucht, G. Van der, secretary,

Guedes, F. M., assistant, Jardine, Matheson Henggeler & Martin, Ld., Shanghai

& Co., Ld., Selangor

Guedes, L.H. M.,

Guenin, R., assist., Claude Neonlights,

assist, engineer, Inc., Shanghai

F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Guennel,

Guenter, E.,M. assist.,

O., Doitsu C. A.Senryo

WeberGomei& Co.,Kaisha,

Shanghai Tokyo

Guenther, Dr., H., manager, Chee Hsin Pottery, Tientsin

Guenther, P.,

Guenther-Stirn, chancellor, German Consulate, Hankow

Gu^rault,

Guerin, Rev. J.,W.,s.J.,signs per pro., Melchers

treasurer,

Wegelin,Aurora

& Co., Tientsin

University, Shanghai

Guerin, G., manager,

L., assist., CieL.Franco-Asiatique Shanghaides Petroles, Saigon

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 117

Guerineau, J., principal, Pure Cane Molasses

'Guerineau, J., technical mgr., Lun Sang& Co., Hongkong Co. (Hongkong) Ld., Hongkong

Guerra, Dr. Alves, Consul-General for Portugal, Singapore

Guetta, E. F.,J.,International

Guettinger, sales mgr., Nippon

HarvesterCon. Product Co., Osaka

Co., Manila

Guezennec, Francois, secret.-archiv., Ambassade tie France, Tokyo

Guezennec, M., French Municipal Council, Tientsin

Guidice,

Guidon, C.,L. Del,

Mullerhighway engineer,

& Phipps, Royal State Railways of Siam, Bangkok

Ld., Java

Guiggi, A., assistant, Ogliastro Co., Saigon

Guignard, C. J., assist., Lowe, Bingham & Mathews, Shanghai

Guillaume, C.,

Guillemin, R. signs

J., vice-consul

per pro., for

RacineBelgium,

et Cie.,Shanghai

Shanghai

Guiilet, J., architect, Credit Foncier d Extremo-Orient, Shanghai

Guilliod,

Guillon, R., agent, Messageries Mari times, HaiphongHaiphong

C., assistant, Socony-Vacuum Corporation,

Guilot, J., Descours et Cabaud, Saigou

Guiness, A. H., sub-accountant, Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Shanghai

Guisard,

Gulamali,R.,A.,assist., LouisIndo-China

assistant, Ogliastro S.& Co., Saigon

N. Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Guleria, R. S., manager, Excelsior

Gulick, V. A., Socony Vacuum Corp., Yokohama Co., Hongkong

Guliek, W. C., mgr., Goodrich International Rubber Co., Manila

Gundefinger, E. D., Olivier-Chine,

Gully, J., manager, mgr., Libby, McNeill

Tientsin& Libby, Manila

Gulston, H. V.. assist., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Shanghai

Gunderlach,

Gunn, W., engineer,

D., sub-station China Shanghai

attendant, MetallisatorPowerCo., Co.,

Shanghai

Shanghai

Gunn, G. G., assist., audit accounts dept., Guthrie & Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Gunn, G. W., inspector, Sanitary dept.,

Gunn, R. L., Inspector of Schools, Negri Sembilan Hongkong

Gunnell,

Gunnery,D.B.,G.,assist.,

treasurer,

AsiaticPhilippine

PetroleumEducation Co., Inc., Manila

Co,, Shanghai

Gunter-Smith, R., assistant, Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Singapore

Gunther, E., Behn Meyer Oo-, Sourabaya

Gunther, V., General Electric Co. of China, ’ Ld., Shanghai

Gunther, W., Import dept., China Radio Corporation, Tientsin

Guntrip, J., assist., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Gunyon, C. C„ representative, Mather &. Platt, Kobe ,

Gurr, F. W., accountant, Yukon Gold Co., Selangor

Gurvich, J. A., proprietor, The Fancy Goods Store, Canton

Guss, M. C., Knut

Gustafsson, assistant, Socony Vacuum

A,., mechanical Corp,,Gadelius

engineer. Shanghai<6 Co., Ld., Tokyo

Gustke, E., assist., Agfa Goipei Kaisha, Osaka

Guston, J., sole proprietor, Guston & Co., Singapore

Gut, J., signsG.,per

Gutbezahl, pro,partner,

mang. ErzingerGrigory,

& Co., Shanghai

Gutbezahl & Co., Tientsin

Outer, G., proprietor, The Fancy Goods Store, Canton'

Guternes, J. C.,.assist:, Liebermam Waelchli &.Co., Kobe

Guterres, M. A., manager, Verleysen, &Co., A.;, Kobe

Guthridge,

Guthrie, J. C.,

W.,:assist.,

assist.,F.M.S. Railways.

Mercantile Bank Kuala Lumpur,

of India, Selangor

Ld., Shanghai

Guthrie, .WYE.,

Gutierrez, A.F., M.,assist., British

sub-manager, Ciaarette Co., Ld., Shanghai

Gutierrez, vice-pros., ManilaAlexander Shoe Co., Shanghai

Grafica, Manila

Gutterres, Dr. D. M. P. medical Practitioner-, Shanghai

Gutt, C. J.. manager, Seherings, Ld., Shanghai

Gutter, J. L., assistant, British-American Tobacco Co., Ld.. Shanghai

Gutteridge,A.F.,S.,Chinese

Guttridge, Maritime Customs. Hankow

Guy, L., assist., A.manaapr

S. Watson & president, Guttridge

Guyon, R., chef du, services des magasins,

Guyot, M., assist., Olivier Chine, Shanghai Deseours et Ckbaud, Saigpn

118 foreign' Rest dents

Guzdar, D. H., mgr., Central China Dairy, Hankow

Guzdar, Dr., J. S., medical Practitioner, Hongkong

Guzman, E. de, mgr., Laperal de Guzman Maxima, Manila

Guzman, J. J. de, salesman, Rosenstock & Co., Manila

Gwinnell,

Gwynne, G.W.W.,G.,manufacturers’ representative, KualaSingapore

Gwynne, A.J. R., assist,assist.,

healthF.M.S.

officer,Railways,

Johore Bahru, Sumpur,

Johore Selangor

Gwynne,

Gwyther, T.T. H.,H, secretary,

sub-agent,Directorate

Chartered Bank General of Posts,Aust.

of India, Shanghai

and China, Penang-

Gymnich, Dr. G. B. V., manager, Koenenkamp China Co., Chefoo

Gysin, R., manager, Menzi Co., Iloilo

Haack, H., chancellor, German Consulate, Singapore

Haag, Pedersen, J., manager, Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Mukden

Haase, K., China Export, Import & Bank Co., Hongkoiiig

Habecost, A., controller of stores, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Habersaat, H., signs per pro., Siber, Hegner & Co., Yokohama

Hablutzel, H., assist.,

Hachfel d,S.H., assist., Sulzer Bros.,

& Co.,Kobe

Hacker* G., directorA.and Goeke

manager, Hongkong& Co., Ld., Singapore

RobinsOn

Hackett, H. W., treasurer, Kobe College, Kobe

Hackhofer, M., Elmac, Inc., Manila

Hackmack, A., merchant, Hackmack & Co., Tientsin

Hackman, A., assistant, Ching Hsing Minen, Tientsin

Hackney, J., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), (Ld., Tsingtao

Hackworthy, H. T., assist., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Haddon, J.,Jas,supt.,

Hadden, ShanghaiChartered

F., sub-acct., Waterworks BankFittings Co.,Australia

of India, Ld., Shanghai

Hadjiry, B. G., Hadjiry’s Tobacco Co., Shanghai

Hadland, J. K. P., assist,, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Chungking

Hadley, R, W., sales supervisor, Goodyear Tire & Rubber Exp. Co., S’hai

Haeff, Y. A., manager, I. I. Tschurin & Co., Harbin

Haelen, Th. van, chancellor, Netherlands Consulate, Singapore

Haenisch,

Haennssch,A.W.,von,assist.,

signsCarlper pro.,

ZeissJebsen & Co., Hongkong

K. K., Tokyo

Haenssgen, W., assistant, Carl Zeiss, K. K., Tokyo

Haering, G. J., consul for United States, Kobe ,

Haertle, F. M., chief inpr., General Motors, Japan, Ld., Osaka

Haes, Ch. I.J.,C.engineer-in-chief,

Haesaerts, de, accountant, Netherlands

Tientsin TramwaysTradingandSociety, Penang

Lighting Co., Ld., Tientsin

Haeusing, W., Icarus Aero Supply Co., Shanghai

Haffenden, W., manager, signs per pro., Syme & Co., Bangkok

Hagan, J., Shanghai Dock & Engineering Cb., Ld., Shanghai

Hagedorn,

Hagedorn, A.F. C.,R., vice-president,

assist, bookkeeper, NortonNorton & Harrison

& Harrison Co., Co., Manila

Manila

Hagemann, O., assist., Schmidt & Co., Peiping

Hagen, E. C.,O.,signs

Hagenstein, per pro.,

assist., Butterfield

Harvie, Cooke &&Co., Swire, Wuhu

Shanghai

Hagenzieker, B. F., president, Ned. Handel Mij. Factorij to Batavia, Batavia

Hagenzieker. R. F. W., assist, Singapore Rubber Works, Ld., Singapore

Hager, A. R., Business Equipment Corporation, Shanghai

Hager, R., signs per pro., Waibel & Co., Tientsin

Hagnauer, E., dir., N.V. Handel & Oultuur Mij, “Helvetia,” Helvetia

Hagniauer, Th., dir, N.V. Handel & Cultuur Mij “Helvetia,” Batavia

Hahn, Dr.J. B.,F. consul

Hagrup, C., engr.,forRoyal StateHongkong

Germany, Railways of Siam

Hahn,

Haider,Otto, Bohler

G.,O.,assist., Keitei

Liggett Goshi Kaisha,

&Times,

MyersSingapore Tokyo

Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Haigh, F. assist., Straits

Haigh, J. G., assist., Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Hailey, A. W., installation manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Wuhu

Hailey, G.,

Haines, engineer,

C. H., registrar, Hongkong

H.B.M.’sElectric

Supreme Co.,Court

Ld., for

Hongkong

China, Shanghai

Haines, W., manager, Bombay-Burmah Trading Co., Ld., Bangkok

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 119

Haines, W. A. C., chief police officer, Johore Bahru Circle, Johore

Hainsworth, W. K., assist., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Shanghai

Hair, John, partner, Hair & Elliott, Manila

Hairston, M. S., assist., British Cigarette Co., Ld., Shanghai

Hake, Clarence V., manager, Fox Eiga Kaisha, Tokyo

Hake,

Haken,H.A.,B.assist.,

E., director, Harrisons, Barker

New Engineering & Co., Ld.,Works,

& Shipbuilding KualaLd.,

Lumpur, Selangor

Shanghai

Halas,

Halberg, S., manager, A.E.G. China Electric Co„ Shanghai

Halcrow, G., R., assist.,

operatingEastmgr.

Asiatic Co., Ld.,

Goodrich Shanghai

Rubber, Co., Singapore

Halden, G., mgr., Tunabay Trading Co., Manila

Halden, L., representative, Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Manila

Hale,

Hale, B.B. J.,

C., assist.,

manager,Cowie

Thos.Harbour

Cook &Coal

Son, Co.,

Ld., Ld.,

Shanghai

Sandakan, British North Borneo

Hale, F., gen. mgr., Hale Shoe Co., Inc., Manila

Hale, F. C., storekeeper, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Hale, W. A., Asia Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

Hale, W. E., assistant, China Underwriter’s, Ld., Hongkong

Haley, G.S.,A.,assist.,

Halford, managing director,

F.M.S. Imperial

Railways, KualaChemical

Lumpur,Industries

Selangor (China), Ld., Shanghai

Halfter, N. A., Chinese Maritime Customs, Harbin

Halkett, J., assist., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Chungking

Hall, A. C., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Hall, A. C., assistant, Smith, Bell & Co., Ld., Manila

Hall, A. J., China produce dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Hall, A.A. J.,W.,district

Hall, warder,engineer,

ConvictFederated Malay Perak

Establishment, States Railway, K. Lumpur, Selangor

Hail, B. E. F., acting deputy commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Hall, C. T., manager, Geo. McBain, Tientsin

Hall, C. W., chief Inspector of police, Muar, Johore

Hall, D. G., noting supt., Customs, Negri Sembilam

Hall, E. L., assist., SunChemical

Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Shanghai

Hall, F.E. C.,S., signs

Hall, Imperial

per pro., Industries,

Jardine, MathesonTientsin

& Co., Ld., Hongkong

Hall, F. W., assistant, South British Insurance Co., Ld., Singapore

Hall, G. A. V., Hall & Hall, Hongkong

Hall,

Hall, G.H.,M.,inspector

sub. mgr., NationalPenang

of Police, City Bank of New York, Hongkong

Hall, H., manager, American Trading Co. of Japan, Ld., Osaka

Hall, H., overseer, P.W.D.. Hongkong

Hall, H., manager, Japan Paper Co., Kobe

Hall, H. E., Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ld., Singapore

Hall, J., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Hall, J., assist., Speidel & Co., Shanghai

Hall, J., British American Tobacco Co., Ld., Shanghai

Hall, J. B., assist., Penang Free School, Penang

Hall, J. D., British Adviser, Kedah

Hall, J. M., Court judge, Sandakan, British North Borneo

Hall,

Hall, J.M. P.,B.,assist., Bangkok

vice-consul Dock Co.,Mukden

for America, Bangkok

Hall, O., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Tientsin

Hall, P., assist., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Hall, R.,

Hall, R., assistant

agent, Hallsurveyor,

& Co., Shanghai

Govt. Marine Survey Office, Harbour dept., Hongkong

Hall, E., assist.,

Hall, R., BritishPeiping-Liaoning

chief auditor, Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Railways, Tientsin

Hall, R., consulting engr., Fire Brigade, Hongkong

Hall, R. A., acting consul for Great Britain, Canton

Hall, R. C., inspector, Municipal Police, Shanghai

Hall, S.R. J.,F., assist.,

Hall, branchG.manager,

E. MardenUnion

& Co.,Insurance Society of Canton, Ld., Hankow

Ld., Shanghai

Hall, Whipples, pres, and mgr., Hall & Co., Inc..Manila

Hall, W., senior warder, Municipal Police, Shanghai

120 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Hall, W. G., general mgr., Honolulu Iron Woi'ks Go., Manila

Hall, W., Hall & Hall, Hongkong

Hall, W. II., Business manager, Hall & Hall, Shanghai

Hall, W. iK., senior partner, Hall &, Hall, Shanghai

Hall, W. Y., Real Estate mgr., Hall & Hall, Shanghai

Halla, H., assistant, Melchers & Co., Shanghai

Halla, Karel, minister, Czechoslovakia Legation, Tokyo

Halle, L., assist., Kiessling & Bader, Tientsin

Hallard, J. E. D., assist., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Hallberg, M., mgr., Swedish-Chinese Import and Export Co.Consul for Sweden, Hank iw

Halle, P., assist.,

Halleland, E. L., C.assist.,

IsmerSocouy

ife Co.,Vacuum

ShanghaiCorporation, Shanghai

Hallett, G. N., Socony Vacuum Corporation, Kobe,

Halley, W.

Halley, A. M.,

N., manager, Theodor

district officer, & Rawlins,

F.M.S. Railways,Shanghai

Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Hallford,

Hallgren, E.H.,L.,manager,

assistant,Swedish

ChineseTrading

Maritime Co.,Customs,

Hongkong Amoy

Hallier, E., assist., Bayer, Meister-Lucuis, Y. G. K.,

Hallifax, Hon. Mr. E. R., Colonial Secretary’s Office, Hongkong Kobe

Hailing, F. It., managing director, Nunemura Oil Mills, Tsingtao

Halliwell, S., Chinese Maritime Customs, Hongkong

Hallock,

Hallowes,H.B.G.H.C.,C.,editor and proprietor,

land surveyor, Public Uaflock' s Chinese

Works dept., Almanac, Shanghai

Hongkong

Halls, A. J.,M. agent,

Hallums, W., Siam Commercial

boat-officer, Chinese Bank, Ld.,Customs,

Maritime ChiengmaiKowloon

branch, Bangkok

Hallworth, A. T., director, Dombey Son, Ld., Shanghai

Halman, Vardra M., jr., warrant officer, U.S.A. Army, Nagasaki

Halsey,

Halton, A.M. O.,C., sub-accountant,

Thomson & Co, NationalShanghaiCity Bank of New York, Hongkong

Halward, Rev. N. V., chaplain to Bishop of Victoria, Hongkong

Halvorsen,

Ham, C. R. H.C., E., Chinese

assist., Maritime& Customs,

Williamson Shanghai

Co., Hongkong

Ham, G. L., acting British adviser,

Ham, W. G., Williamson & Co.. Hongkong Trengganu

Ham, W. J., It.shipping

Hambleton, clerk, British

L., manager, Consulate,

Hambleton Yokohama

China Co., Inc., Shanghai

Hamblin, F., assist., mains dept., China Light

Hamburger, It. A, assist, architect, Public Works dept., and PowerShanghai

Co., Ld., Hongkong

Harney, M. B. P., Windsor & Co., J. A.., Hongkong

Hamer, S., senior works inspector, P.W.D., Hongkong

Hamet, A. F.IT.,M.,merchant,

Hameury, Canton

surveillant, Municipalite Fraucaise, Shanghai

Hammo, G. van, Banque Beige pour L’Etranger, Hankow

Hamill, V. A.S., A.,Foreign

Hamilton, Harbour Office,

sub-accountant, Shanghai& Co., Ld., Penang

A. Bendixsen

Hamilton, A. M., sales manager, United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Hamilton, A. S., assist., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Hamilton, A. T., headmaster, Ellis Kadoorie School for Indians, H’kong

Hamilton, A. W., commissioner, Police dept., Johore

Hamilton, Allan W. B., registrar, Vehicles dept., Singapore

Hamilton,

Hamilton, C., R,assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co.Customs,

(North China),

HankowLd.,Singapore

Shanghai

Hamilton, C.Douglas assist.,,Chinese

A., manager, Maritime

Assurance Franco Asiatique,

Hamilton, E., assist., Claude Neon Lights, Inc., Shanghai

Hamilton,

Hamilton, E. W., inspector,

acting supt., ImportsWaterworks

and ExportsCo.,dept.,

Ld., Hongkong

Hamilton, G.H. C., W., assistant Shanghai

supt., Survey Office, Johore Shanghai

Hamilton, J. K., assist., Guthrie & 'Co., Ld., Singapore (Tsurumi), TMkyb

Hamilton, J. J. L, engineer, Rising Sun Petroleum Cp.> Ld.

Hamilton,

Hamilton, J.J.K. R.,

R, assist.,

Chinese Travers

Maritime Sons,Customs,

Ld., Singapore

Hankow

Hamilton, C., Government assist, surveyor.

Hamilton, R. K., assist., Shanghai Dock and Engineering Harbour dept., Hongkong

Co., Ld., Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 121

Hamilton, R. N., assist., Fraser & Co., Singapore

Hamilton, S. W., sub-aoct., The National City Rank of New York, H’kong

Hamilton, W., engineer, Shanghai Waterworks Co.4 Ld.,. Shanghai

Hamilton, W., inspector of police, Penang

Hamlyn, W. T.,H. assistant

Hammacher, engineer,Holland-China

G. C., manager, Singapore Cold StorageCo.,Co.,Singapore

Trading Ld., Singapore

Hammes, C. G., treasurer, Manila Button Factory, Manila

Hammes, G., Yiegelmann, Schroder it Co., Manila

Hammet,

Hammett,H.D.G.,H.,cadet, Residency

engineer, and Secretariat,

Singapore'Hume , Selangor

Pipe Co., Singapore

Hammett, H. G., Commissioner of Lands, Muar, Johore

Hammerschmidt, J. A., Asia Realty

Hammond, A. G., assist., Reuters, Ld., Shanghai^Qo., Shanghai

Hammond, F., director, John Little it Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Hammond, H.

Hammond, H. W.,

F.. assist., P. it O.Hongkong

traffic supt., Stbam, Navigation

Tramways,Co.,Ld.,Singapore

Hongkong

Hammond, I. S., surveyor, Survey dept., Sarawak

Hammond,

Hammonds, G. S., sub-editor and chief reporter,it Mal&ya

J., secretary and registrar,,Guthrie Co., Ld.,Tribune,

Singapore Singapore

Hampe, A.,H.,Probst,

Hampton, Hanbury

assistant, Lane.itCrawford,

Co., Shanghai

Ld., Hongkohg

Hampton, P. G. R., assistant, Kerr ct Co., Manila

Hamson, A. B., salesman, Wallace Harper ct Co., Hongkong

Hanaford,

Hance, J. H.G. R.,E., signs

assist.,perSocony-Vacuum

pro., ButterfieldCorporation, Canton

it Swire, Swatow

Hancock, A. T., managing director, Firestone Tire and Rubber Co., Singapore

Hancock,

Hancock, A. T. M.,Chinese

E. W., manager, HenryCustoms,

Maritime Waugh itShanghai

Co., Medan, Sumatra

Hancock, H. E. D., sub-manager, Hongkong and Shanghai Bank^ Singapore

Hancock, H. R. B., exchange broker, Stewart Bros., Hongkong

Hancock, Capt. O. L., inspector of prisons,'Prisons dept., Singapore

Hancock, R. R., president, Manila Railway Co., Manila

Hancox, C, C., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ld., Hongkong

Hand, C., Williot Trading Co., Hongkong

Hand, L. M., engineer, RCA Victor Co. of China, Shanghai

Hand, T. G., assist., Malcolm & Co., Shanghai

Handley, F.A. A.E., W.,

Handley, Whiteaway,

managingLaidlawdirector,it Dunlop

Co., Hankow

Rubber Co., Singapore ,

Handley, W. J., warder, Convict Estahlishmerit, Perak

Handy, J. T. N., assistant controller, Indian Inmigration department, Singapore

Handyside, W. L., .assist, master, Queen’s College, Hongkong

Hanekuyk, W. J., director, Van Houten Steffan it Co., Padang

Hanggi, A., assist., A.B.C. Press, Shanghai

Hanggi, Ed.,Jh.,

Hangnaner, managing

consul fordirector, A.B.C. Press,

Switzerland, BataviaShanghai

Hanisch, W., Frazar 1 Fed. Inc. U.S.A., Tientsin

Hanitszch, P. assist , British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Han jin, A., assist., Bryer it Co., Dairen

Hanke, M., dipl.

Hankey, engineer,Asiatic

Feld it Petroleum

Co., Hongkong

Hankin, S.,G. assistant,

L., assistant, Chinese Maritime Co., Ld.,

Customs, Tsingtao

Shanghai

Hanlon, E., Dairy Farm, Ice it Cold Storage Co., Ld., Canton

Hanna, J. G., Dr., dentist, Singapore

Hajnna, W. D., Texas Co. (China), Ld., Chungking

Hannaford,

Hannah, A. J.,C., manager,

assistant manager,

Kyle, PalmerMarshall

it Co.,Field

Perak& Co., Manila

Hannah, G. L., assistant, Harrisons it Crosfield, Ld., Sumatra

Hannah, J. P., director, Kyle, Palmer it Co., Selangor

! Hannah,

Hannay, M. R., assistant

N. A., sub-accountant,

master,Chartered

Government Bank, Selangor

English School, Muar, Johore

Hanneken, G. von, assist., Carlowitz & Co., Tientsin

Hannig, Tb„ partner, Teesdorff and Hannig it Co., Shanghai

Hannigan, A., manager, Sime, Darby it Co., Kuching, Sarawak

122 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Hannigan, W. H. W., supt. of Police, Negri Sembilan

Hanscomb, E. C., assistant, Thos. Cook & Son, Ld., Kobe

Hansell, W. N., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Hansen, A. E. T., Chinese Maritime Customs, Kowloon

Hansen,

Hansen, A.A. H.,M., merchant, Hansen &Industries,

Imperial Chemical Co., OsakaLd., Shanghai

Hansen,

Hansen, B.A. L.,

T., Great

assist.,Northern

Great Northern

TelegraphTelegraph

Co., Ld.,Co.,Shanghai

Yladivostock

Hansen, C. T., assistant, Great Northern Telegraph Co., Shanghai

Hansen, E., assist., Chinese Maritime Customs, Wuhu

Hansen, E., assistant, Delacamp, Piper & Co., Kobe

Hansen,

Hansen, F.G.,Riis, assist., export

accountant, dept., East

Siam Cement Co., Asiatic

BangkokCo., Ld., Bangkok

Hansen, H., manager, Nestle &

Hansen, H., assist., Siam Commercial Bank,Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Kobe

Bangkok

Hansen, J. C., assist., East Asiatic Co., Ld.,Tsingtao

Hansen, J. E., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Hansen, J. M., manager, Texas Co., Nanking

Hansen, J. M., assist, manager, American Oriental Banking CorporaHon, Shanghai

Hansen, K., assistant, The East Asiatic Co., Ld., Shanghai

Hansen, L. E. R., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., Shanghai

Hansen, M., Tientsin Native City Water Works, Ld., Tientsin

Hansen,

Hansen, O.P., A.,

Yaliassistant,

Import and GreatExport

Northern Telegraph

Co., Ld., MukdenCo., Nagasaki

Hansen, R., assist., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Vladivostock

Hansen, Wallace

Hansen, V., J., dir.,

assistant, EastChina Agricultural

Asiatic Co., PenangDevelopment Co., Ltd., Hongkong

Hansom, S. G., assistant district officer,

Hanson, A., representative, Burroughs Wellcome (Sadong),&Sarawak

Co., Shanghai

Hanson, A. R., assist., Helm, Brothers, Ld., Yokohama

Hanson, 1)., stenographer, Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Hanson,

Hanson, E.G. H.,C., service mgr., Dunlop

consul general RubberHarbin

for LI.S.A., Co. (Straits Settlements), Ld., Singapore

Hanson, M. V, divisional postmaster, Miri, Sarawak

Hanson, II., Schmidt & Co., Tientsin

Hansoj),

Hanson, Rev.W. Y.,V.,div.American

treasurer,Baptist Foreign

Treasury, Miri,Mission

Sarawak Society, Shanghai

Hanwell, G. F., manager, De Witt & Co, Ld., Shanghai

Hapchette, L., Societe Indo-Chinoise du Ciment Fo;ndu Lafarge, Haiphong

Happer, G. D., manager, Dibrell Bros., Inc., Shanghai

Hara, J., director, L. D. Abraham & Co., Ld., Tokyo

Harber, C. E.,

Harber, S., director,

assist., AsiaticBritish-American TobaccoLd.,Co.,Manila

Petroleum Co.. (P.I), Ld., Shanghai

Harbord, A. H., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Hongkong

Harboard, J.,D. chairman,

Harbottle, RadioofCorpn.

E., assist, supt. of thePublic

cleansing Philippines, ManilaShanghai

Works dept.,

Harcourt-Smith, S. G., 3rd secty., British Legation, Peiping

Hardcastle, C. O., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Hardcastle,

Hardel, G. A., assist,in-chief.

station Haiho

office, Conservancy

Fire Brigade, Commission,

Shanghai Tientsin

Harder, J.J. A.,

R., engineer

assist, surveyor, Whangpoo Conservancy Board, Shanghai

Hardie,

Hardie, L.Rev,D.,R.surveyor, Singapore

A., Christian Improvement

Literature Society ofTrust,

Korea,Singapore

Seoul

Harding,

Harding, F., assist, supt., Telegraph and Telephones dept.,Shanghai

A., cashier, China Printing and Finishing Co., Sarawak

Harding, Capt.

Harding, F. L,

>’B., cypher supt.,British

Negri Legation,

Sembilan Peiping

Harding, J. W. D., sub-acct., Mercan.de Bank of Lndia, Penang

Harding-Klimanek,

Harding, P., signsBrossard,

W. D., civil engineer, per pro.,MopinHolland

& Co.,China Trading . Co., S’hai

Singapore

Hardivilliers, F., merchant and repres.,

Hardman, E., assist., Guthrie & Co., Ld., Perak Etablissements Kuhlmann (Paris), Shanghai

Hardman, E. F., partner, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 123

Hardman, J., assist, electrical engineer, P.W.D., Muar,

Hardman, M., secretary, Shanghai Free Christian Church, Shanghai Johore

Hardman, S., assistant, Ewo Cotton Mills, Shanghai

Hardt, G., assistant,

: Hardwood, Carlowitz

F. A., European & Co.,Prisons

warder, Cantondept., Johore Bahru, Johore

Hardwidge, A., Mission Chapel, Penang

Hardy, C. H., tide-surveyor, Chinese Maritime Customs, Amoy

Hardy, Chas. J., nature cure practitioner, Singapore

Hardy, W.

Hardy, W., M.,manager, Wood

assistant, & Co., Singapore

Chendariang Tin Dredging, Ld., Perak

Hardy, V., signs per pro., W. R. Loxley

Hare, C.E. A.,

Hare, W., director, E. A. Barbour,

sub-ajcountant, Chartered Ld.,Bank

Singapore

of India, Australia and China, Y’hama

Hare, G., power station supt., Hankow Light & Power Co., Hankow

Hare, R., lights dept., Chinese Maritime

I Hargreave, A. G., assist., Imperial Chemical Industries Customs, Amoy(China), Ld., Shanghai

Hai'greave, G., salesman, Moody, Mark L., Shanghai

Hargreaves, C., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Hargreaves,H.C.E.,R.,

\ Hargreaves, Lebel& (China),

Babcock Wilcox, Ld.,Shanghai

Tientsin

Hargreaves, J., P.W.D., Hongkong

Hargreaves, J. E., manager for China.

Hargreaves, W., assist., Ewo Cotton Mills, ShanghaiBabcock w Wilcox, Ld., Shanghai

Harker, H. G., Brunner Mond A Co., (Japan), Ld., Kobe

Harkson, U. S., manager, Henningsen Produce Co., Ld., Shanghai

Harle,

Harley,W.D.E.,S.,assistant, Great Northern

Union Insurance Society ofTelegraph

Canton, Co.,

Ld., Ld., Shanghai

Hongkong

!i Harloe,

Harling,N.H.M.,R.,assist,

signs per

secretariat, Municipal Council, ShanghaiShanghai

pro., A. Cameron & Co. (China), Ld.,

' Harman, A., assist, secretary, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Harman, G. J., launch

( Harmer, E. R., assist., British inspector, ChineseCo.,Maritime

Cigarette Customs, Kowloon Frontier

Ld., Shanghai

? Harmer, F. E., assist, superintendent, Police department, Penang

Harmer, L. B., Shanghai Telephone' Co., Shanghai

Harmon, E. M., manager, Colonial Dispensary, Hongkong

Harmon, F. H. B., manager, Lester Chinese Hospital, Shanghai

Harmon, T.G. Y.,

■ Harmon, C., inspector

R.N., WuhuofGeneral

furniture,Hospital,

P.W.D.,Wuhu

Hongkong

.) Harmon, W. G., inspector, Chinese Government Salt Revenue, Chinkiang

| Harms, Major H. W., Air officer, U.S. Army, Manila

Harmsep, L. J., director, De Javasche Bank, Batavia

|!| Harnack, W., surveyor, Rubber

survey dept., Sarawak

j Hartnett,R. E.H., F.,Dunlop

Harness, Co., Saigon

assist., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

H, Harnett, H.,colliery

Warder, Convict Est., Perak

I Harper, D. R., assist., Harrisons, Barker & Co.,Collieries,

Harold, I?., undermanager, Malayan Ld., Selangor

Ld., Singapore

Harper, G. G. C., manager, Jardine Engineering Corporation, Shanghai

> Harper,

Harper, H. J., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs,

H. P„ examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Swatow Hankow

Harper, W.,

! Harper, W., managing

director, China SoapHarper

director, Co., Ld.,

& Co.,Shanghai

Ld., Hongkong

t' Harpur, C., commissioner of Public Works. Shanghai

Harran, C. R., assist., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

1i Harrap,

Harrel, F.L.C.,A.,Texas

manager,Co., L.Manila

A. Harrap & Co., Shanghai

j Harrendorf, H., Greeni Island Cement Co., Macao

j Harries, A.J. W., W. de W.,Municipal

partner, Adams &Singapore

Allan, Penang

P Harries,

Harries, W., j.p., genl. mgr., Council,

Overseas Assura»uce Corp., ILd., The, Singapore

Harrington, Thomas, consul-general for Great Britain, Manila

jt Harrington, W. B., Fleming_ & Franklin, Shanghai

! j Harris, A. A., engineer, Anglo-Siam Corporation, Bangkok

124 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Harris, Capt. A. L. S., naval staff offic'ec, British Consulate, Shanghai ! •

Harris, A. R., manager, Patriotic Assurance Co., Ld. & Sun Insurance Office, Shanghai

Harris,

Harris, A.C. E.,

T., warder, Prisons dept., Singapore

assist., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Chungking

Harris, C. E., sub-accountant, National City Bank of New York, Cebu

Harris, E., Estrella Auto Palace, Manila

Harris, E., treas., Wm. N. Anderson & Co., Manila

Harris, E. F., manager, Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Shanghai

Harris, F. A., Nanking Shanghai Railway, Shanghai

Harris, F. H., assist., dist, engineer, electricity dept., Municipality, Singapore 1

Harris, G., electrical engineer, Electrical Supply dept., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Harris, H. E.,

Harris, H. merchant,

G. B., warden J.of E.mines,

R. Harris

Perak& Co., Shanghai

Harris, H. J., con'fcroller, Savings Bank (S.'S. Govt.), Singapore

Harris, H. P., chief accountant, Canton-Kowloon Railway, Canton

Harris, H. S., assist., China Printing & Finishing Co., Shanghai

Harris, H. V., assistant, Otis Elevator Oo., Manila

Harris, J. D., controller, Eastern Telegraph Co., Ld., Tientsin

Harris, J.J. E.F. G.,

Harris, R., merchant, J. E. R. Harris

engineer, Shanghai Power &Co.,Co.,Shanghai

Shanghai

Harris, J. H., signs per pro., Paterson, Simons

Harris, J. I., manager, Morton & Ericksen, Inc., vice-presidt., Co., Ld., Selangor

C. B. Nelson & Co., Manila

Harris, J. W., managing director, The Overseas Assurance Corpn., Ld., Singapore

Harris, L. D., Socony Va.cuum Corporation, Singapore

Harris, M.,

Harris, M. Reader,

president^barrister, Platt, White-Cooper

Auto Trucking Co., Manila & Co., Shanghai

Harris, N. G., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Harris,

Harris, R. J., chief inspector. Public WorksMission

R. F., vice-principal, China Inland Boys’ School, Chefob

dept., Shanghai

Harris, R. X., Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Harris, S., Shanghai Gas Co., Ld., Shanghai

Harris,

Harris, S.S. S.,

W.,chemist,

engineer,Green Island Cement

Government Co.,Sarawak

Collieries, Ld., Hok-Un, Hongkong

Harris, S. W., director, Harrisons, King

Harris, T. F., assist., Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf & Irwin, Shanghai

and Gbdown Co., Ld., Hongkong

Harris, W. D., sub-accountant, National City Bank of New York, Hongkong

Harris, W. F., signs per pro., F. Hardivilliers,

Harris, W. .J., Seventh Day Adventist Mission, Tsinan Shanghai

Harris, W. W., president, Baguio Gold Mining Co., Manila

Harris, W. W., jr., vice-pres. Engineering Equipment & Supply Co., Manila

Harrison,

Harrison, A.A. L.,H., manager,

assist., Dodwell & Co.,

John Little Co.,Shanghai

Ld., Penang

Harrison, C. G., assistant, Moutrie & Co., Hongkong

Harrison,

Harrison, E. N., Shanghai & Hongkew Wharf Co., Ld.,Manila

E. J., The Banguet Exploration Syndicate, Shanghai

Harrison, F., assist., McAuliffe, Davis Hope, Penang

Harrison, F. G., Benjamin & Potts, Shanghai

Harrison,

Harrison, F.G. L., R., repres., Arnhold Public

assist, engineer. & Co., Works

Ld., Chungking

dept., Shanghai

Harrison, H., assistant boat officer, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Harrison, H. H., secretary-treasurer,

Harrisotn, H. H., Texas Co., Ld., Mukden Norton & Harrison Co., Manila

Harrison, H. X., assist.. International Exqprt Co., Nanking

Harrison,

Harrison, J.J.L. M.,

B., manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co., (South China), Ld., Canton

Harrison, D., W.branch

F. Stevenson

manager,&Goodrich

Co., CebuInternational Rubber Co., Iloilo

Harrison,

Harrison, M. L., assistant,Commercial

P., supervisor, Duncan & Pacific

Co., Shanghai

Cable Co., Manila

Harrison,

Harrison, R.,

R. H.,manager, sewage Perak& Harrison Co., Manila Singapore

Police dept.,Nortondisposal work, Municipality,

Harrison,

Harrison, R. J., president,

Harrison, R.W. R.,G., manager, Texas Co.,Police

store supervisor, Tientsin

Headquarters, Hongkong

FOREIGN, RESIDENTS 125

Harrold, F., director, Priest, Marians & Co., Kobe

Harrold, V., jr., assistant, American Mail Line, Kobe

Harrold, W. G., director and chief chemist, Brunner, Mond & Co. (Japan), Ld., Kobe

Harrop, F. T., Arnhold & Co., Shanghai

Harrop, J., manager, Ewo and Vangtsze Cotton Mills, Shanghai

Harrop, J., signs per pro., J. H. Backhouse, Ld., Hongkong

Harrop,

Harrower,S.,J.assist., United ofEngineers,

G., professor anatomy,Ld.,KingSingapore

Edward VII Medical College, Singapore

Harrs, E. A., Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer of China, Shanghai

Harry, C., engineer, Electrical dept.,

Harsdorf G. V"., Hackmack & Co., Tientsin Selangor

Hars, H. A., Messageries Maritime, Shanghai

Harsp O. W., assist., Wassard & Co., Vladivostook

Hai’st, A. A. Van der, proprietor, Adrian cfe Co., Singapore

Hurston, J. Scott, dir., Hongkong & Shanghai Hotels, Ld., The, Shanghai

Harston, W. E., Pearce & Garriock, Hankow

Hart, A. J. O., Adamsom, Gilfillan & Co., Ld., Singapore

Hart, J., engineer, Shanghai Electric Construction Co., Ld., Shanghai

Hart, J. E., assist., Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

Hart, L. H., assist. Commissioner of Police, Perak

Hart, L. H., assistant, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Hart, S. G., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk, Singapore

Hart, W. H., senior medical officer, Perak

Hart, W. L., salesman,

Hartendorp, Norton Philippine

A. V. H., editor, & Harrison Magazine,

Co., ManilaManila

Hartigan, Comdr. C. C , naval attache, American Legation, Peiping

Hartig, G., Kruse & Co., Hongkong

Hartl,

Hartley,J., E.assist.,

G. S.,Deutsche

Anglo-Siam Stickstoff Handelsgesellschaft,

Corporation, Ld., BangkokFoochow

Hartley, P„ assist., British Cigarette Co., Ld., Shanghai

Hartman, E., Lingnan University, Canton

Hartmann, A., partner,

Hartmann, Walter, directFuhrmeister & Co., Shanghai

factory representative, Ernst von Zitzewitz & Co., Shanghai

Hartman, asst, mgr., Connell Bros., Shanghai

Hartmans, P., assistant, Van Nie V Co, Medan

Hartnett, E. F., assist., Shanghai Telephone Co , Ld., Shanghai

Hartopp,

Hartridge,E.S.L.,H.,solicitor, Teesdale, Tramways,

assist., Hongkong Newman &Ld., Co.,Hongkong

Shanghai

Hartual, Paul ©., manager, The Fisk Tire Co., ,Inc., Manila

Hartung, K., Waibel & Co., Hankow

Hartvig, J., assist., Imperial Chemical Industries, Ld., Shanghai

Hartzenbusch,

Harumal, T., general J., general manager,

manager, Hartzenbusoh

Wassiamull AssmmllMotork Co.,Co.,Singapore

Shanghai

Harvey, A, assistant, Thos. Cook k Son, Shanghai

Harvey,

Harvey, A.,A., director,

signs perEdward EvansCo.,k Sons,

pro., Borneo Ld., Shanghai

Ld., Bangkok

Harvey,

Harvey, A. H., assistant. Inniss & Riddle, ShanghaiHongkong

A. E., lighthouse-keeper, Harbour dept.,

Harvey, A. V., manager, Far East Aviation Co., Hongkong

Harvey, A.C., W.,

Harvey, stockbroker,

assistant, Harper,A.Gilfillan

W. HarveyA Co..A Co.,

Ld., Shanghai

Selangor

Harvey, C. E., assist, engineer, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Harvey, D., assist., Dodwell A Co., Ld., Hongkong

Harvey, E., assist., British Cigarette Co., Ld., Shanghai

Harvey, Geo. R., lawyer, Harvey A O’Brien, Lawyers, Manila

Harvey,

Harvey, H..H.,assist., Robert

Oriental Dollar Co., Shanghai

Consolidated Mining Co., Tabowie, Chosen

Harvey, J. A., secretary

Harvey, J. A., sub-accountant, to resident,

P. A O.Pahang

Banking Corporation, Singapore

Harvey, J. E., acting sub-mgr., New Engineering and Shipbuilding Works, Ld., S’hai.

Harvey, J. E., tStraits. Trading Co., (Lu.. Penang _

Harvey, J. G., assist., New Engineering and Shipbuilding Works, Ld., Shanghai

Harvey, P. L., assist., American Oriental Banking Corporation, Tientsin

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Harvey, R. A. A., Chinese Maritime Customs, Wuhu

Harvey, S. F., assist., Liddell Bros. & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Harvey, W., accountant, Public Works dept., Shanghai

Harvie, E. J., representative, Reliance Tobacco Co., Shanghai

Harvie,

Harwood,J. A.,F.sub-accountant,

A., Warier" Prison P. & O. Banking Corporation, Singapore

dept., Singapore

Hasche,

Hashim, E.,

S. N.,Paul Schramm

manager, & Co., Yokohama

Hasick, W., assist., Reiss, Manila

MasseyGrand

A Co., Opera House, Manila

Ld., Shanghai

Haskins, H. S., engineer, F. M. S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Haskins, W. J., engineer, F. M. S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Haslam, A., overseer, Xorth China Daily News and Herald, Shanghai

Haslam, G. F.,G. divisonal

Haslehurst, mgr., Imperial

W. F., assistant, Chinese Chemical

MaritimeIndustries (China), Ld., Hongkong

Customs, Ichang

Haslett, E. M. F., Chinese Maritime Customs, Hongkong

Haslett, W. B., yard mgr., S. C. Motorship Bldg. & Repairing Works, H’kong

Hasler, H., Swan & Maclaren, Singapore

Hasley, T. V., pres., Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co., Manila

Hassaram, R., manager, Pohoomul Bros. (India), Canton

Hassek, A. E., inspr., Cie. Internationale des Wagons Lits & des Grands Express, Harbin

Hasselmann, C. H., Robertson & Son, Edward T., Shanghai

Hassfurther, Dr. J. K., Deutsch Chinesiscbes Krankenhaus, Tsinan

Hassig, J. O., manager, Sea View Hotel, Singapore

Hast, Y., assist.,

Hastings, Hongkong and

P. D., accountant, Whampoa DockTobacco

British-American Co,, Ld.,Co.Hongkong

(China), Ld., Hankow

Hastings,

Hatch, H., W.assist.,

G. W.,Hongkong

partner, Lovelace

Electric & Hastings,

Co., Hongkong Selangor

Hatfield, B. M., Sime, Darby ck Co., Malacca

Hatfield, C. D., Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., Taracol, Chosen

Hathorn, D., manager, Syme & Co., Singapore

Hathway,

Hatt, A. J., assist.,

C., engineer, Singapore

Hongkong Cold Storage

Telephone Co., Ld.,Co.,Hongkong

Kuala Lumpur

Hatten, W. H. S., assist, master, Shanghai Business College, Shanghai

Hatter, D., signs per pro., Oliver, Evans & Co., Kobe

Hatton, A., J.,

Hatton, W. Kailan

assist.,Mining

AsiaticAdministration,

Petroleum Co.Chinwangtao

(North China), Ld., Shanghai

Hatzipapas, A., proprietor, Industrial Marble Works, Tientsin

Haube, B., jeweller ct optician,

Hauchecorne, A., French consul, Kobe Tsingtao

Haude, W.,Waibel

Hauer, O., assist., &KofaCo.,American

ShanghaiDrug Co., Shanghai

Haugwout,

Rausamann, F.,H..Clinical

o.p.a., Labaratory,

Fleming Manila Manila

& Williamson.

Hausammann, E., resident manager, Keller, Kern & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Hausheer,

Hausherr, J.R. assist.,

F., assist.,

Siber,Liebermann

Hegner & &Co.,Waelchli,

Ld., KobeKobe

Hausman, L. M., president & manager, Hausman & Co., Manila

Hausmann, O., assistant, Siemssen & Krohn, Shanghai

Haussermann,

Haussler, J., president

J., secretary, German and Consulate,

general manager,

HongkongBalotoc Mining Co., Manila

Hauten, J. van, partner, C. Dau & Co., Chefoo

Havilland, G. de, agent, P. & O. Steam Navigation Co., Singapore

Ha ward, E., editor, North China Daily News and Herald, Shanghai

Hawes, D. M. M., Guthrie & Co., Ld., Selangor

Hawes, J.R. P.,B., assist.,

Hawes, professor Socony-Vacuum

of medicine, KingCorporation,

Edward YIIShanghai

Medical College, Singapore

Hawes,

Hawkard,W. R., Far East Aviation Co., Hongkong

Hawkes, W.H.,B.,assist., Brinkmann

assistant warden of& Co., Singapore

mines, Mines dept., Selangor

Hawkeswood, H.J. W.,

Hawkesworth, manager and

A., assistant, signsandperLeather

Belting pro., General Rubber

Products, Co., Singapore

Shanghai

Hawkings, W.

Hawkings, W. J., J., director,

secretary,Casey,

MardenLyttle

& Co.,Co.Ld.,

(Shanghai),

ShanghaiLd., Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 127

Hawkins, A. E., assist, accountant, Federated Malay Spates-Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Hawkins, B. C. K., district officer South, Hongkong

Hawkins, C. H., vice-president, Wise & Co., Manila

Hawkins,

Hawkins, F.G.,J.,commissioner

director, Warner, Barnes

of Lands, & Co., Johore

Segamat, Ld., Manila

Hawkins, G. S., chief accountant, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Shanghai

Hawkins, H., attorney, Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Manila

Hawkins, H. B., actg. deputy comms., statistical) dept., Chinese Maritime Customs, S’hai

Hawkins, H. W., assist, accountant, Mercantile Bank of India, Ld., Singapore

Hawkins,

Hawkins, J.'J. W.,

C., Everseal

assistantManufacturing

manager, AstorCo., Shanghai

House Hotel, Ld., Tientsin

Hawkins, L. C., director, Fairchild & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Hawkins, N. R., manager, Wise & Co., Inc., Iloilo

Hawkins, W., Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Hawkeswood,

Hawley, H. V.,H.managing W., manager, GeneralHamilton,

dir., James Rubber Co.,Ld., Singapore

and Consulting chemist, Shanghai

Hawley, J. D., manager, Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Singapore

Hawley,

Hawson, R. I., civil engineering dept., Fogden, Brisbane & Perak

Rev. H., United Episcopal Mission, Teluk Anson, Co., Singapore

Hawthorne, C. O., vice-consul for United States, Tsingtao

Hawthorne,

Hay, A. C., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Shanghai Haberdashery Inc., Manila

S. R., genl. mgr., Hamilton Brown Shoe Store, and

Hay,

Hay, A.A. W.,

G., signs per pro., McAlister

2nd Magistrate and Marriage& Co.,Registrar,

Ld., Singapore

District and Police Court, Singapore

Hay, C. E., iSha-nglmi Telephone Co., Shanghai

Hayden, L. €., office manager, Goodrich International Rubber Co., Manila

Haydock, W. R., manager, Helen’s Restaur ant, Manila

Hay, D. J. S., Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc., Zambranga

Hay, D. M., machinery inspector. Vehicles dept., Singapore

Hay,

Hay, H. S., signsturbine

J., assist, per pro., Guthrie

house supt.,&Shanghai

Co., Ld., Power

Kuala Co.,

Lumpur,

ShanghaiSelangor

Hay, J. S., A. S. Watson & Co., Shanghai

Hay, P., assistant, United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Hay, T. C., Henry & Co., Ld., Singapore

Hayes, J. A., exchange broker, Shanghai

Hayes, L. J., partner, Fraser & Co., Singapore

Hayes, S. G., mgr., Dunlop Rubber Co., Tientsin

Hayes, W. R., coal transport operator, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Hayim, E., Benjamin & Potts, Shanghai

Hayley Bell, Lt. Col. F., Manufacturers’ agent, Shanghai

Hayley, C.M.S.,F.agent.,

Haymes, Jardine,

L., assist., Matheson

Hongkong and &Shanghai

Co., Ld.,Bank,

Taipeh,Bangkok

Formosa

Haynes, A. S., British adviser to the Government of Kelantan, Kelantan

Haynes, J. D., assist., National Aniline & Chemical Co., Tientsin

Haynor, H., Clark & Co., Manila

Haywood, A. W., Dodwell & Co., Hongkong

Hayward, H. E., agent, Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld., Kobe

Hayward,

Hayward, M., H. L.,assist.,

sub-accounting

David Sassoon div.,&Shanghai

Co.. Ld., Telephone

Shanghai Co., Shanghai

Hayward, M. J., British adviser, Western Division, Trenggahu

Hayward,

Haywood, W., accountant,

A., Kailan MiningRising Sun Petroleum

Administration, Co;, Ld., Yokohama

Tientsin

Hazel, L. J.,Eric,Sime,

Hazelton, Darby

acting 2nd&assist,

Co., Ld., Malacca(A), Secretariat, Singapore

secretary

Hazzard, E. W., Mustard & Co Ld., Shanghai

Head, C. J., accountant, Shanghai and Hongkew Wharf Co., Ld., Shanghai

Headington,

Headington, A. J., J.,vice-pres.,

assist., China Printing

Philippine andCorporation,

Button Finishing Co.,Manila

Shanghai

Headley, G. M., assist., Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co.) Ld., Shanghai

Heal, A. J., Thos. Cook & Son, Shanghai

Heald, W. S., assist, gerd. mgr., Shanghai Power Co,, Shanghai

Healey, H,Dr,F.,C.Kailan

Heanly, Mining Administration,

M., bacteriologist, Medical dept.,Shanghai

Hongkong

.128 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Heaps, R. Taku Tug and Lighter Go., Shanghai

Heap, L, station officer, Fire Brigade, Taku

Heard, R. P. A., assist., Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Kobe

Heasman,

Heath, G.

F.H. M., R., Canadian Trade Commissioner, Batavia

Heath,

Heath, P., L., director,

managing

Heath, Ld.,

generaldirector,

manager. Shanghai

Heath

Heath, FibreShanghai

Ld., Go., Manila

Heather, L. E., assist., Barrow, Brown & Co., Bangkok

Heathcote, D.,

Heathcote, H., chief

assist.,health

Ewo inspector,

Cotton Mills,health

Ld.,dept., Municipal Council, Shanghai

Shanghai

Heather,

Heathington, J. L., treasure!-, The American Chamber ofShanghai

A. H., assist., health dept., Municipal Council, Commerce, Manila

Hebditch,W.,E.assist.,

Heaton, Kung Yik

G., assistant, Mills,Electric

General ShanghaiCo., Ld., Singapore

Hebron,

Hecht, J., A. T.,Arnhold

assist., British

& Co.,Cigarette Co., Shanghai

iLd., Hankow

Hechtel, O., signs the firm, G. E. Huygen; and manager, Feld & Co., Hongkong

Heckel, W. F., Carlowitz & Co Shanghai

Heddel, D., agent., Straits Trading Co., Kuala Kubu, Selangor

Hedgeland,

Hedges, A. E., R. F.manager,

C., commissioner,

Rising SunChinese

Petroleum Maritime

Co., Ld.,Customs,

Tokyo Hankow

Hedges, W. F., chief Architect, P.W.D., F.M.S.

Hedley, H.

Hedley, G., T.,assistant,

auditor,Central Agency, Ld.,Singapore

Audit department, Hongkong

Hedley, J. D. H., assist.. Bombay-Burmah Trading Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

Hedley, W., assistant, Hongkong and Whampoa

Hedrick, R., assist, manager, Credit Bureau of Manila, Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Manila

Heeringa, J. D., Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, Kobe

Heesisdain, C. G., mgr., Tientsin Carpet Cleaning Co., Tientsin

Hegarty,

Heggblom,J. G.,T., Deutsch

resident Farben,

representative,

Waibel Wilkinson, Heywood

& Co., Shanghai

Heiberg, S., assist., East Asiatic Co., Shanghai

Heidt, J., Chase Bank, Shanghai

Heighway, N. P., assist., Dodwell & Co., Kobe

Heijbrok, J. N., Kooyman and Lonbourg, Tientsin

Heikel, W., J.mate,

Heilbronn, Yangtsze

P., general

vice RapidPeoples

president, Steamship

Bank Co.,

andichang

Trust Co, Manila

Heilmann,

Heimendinger, A., sales manager, Auto Castle, ShanghaiLd., Bangkok

P. B., manager, United Plantations,

Heimendinger, M., partner, Sennet Freres, Shanghai

Heimendinger, S., managing director, Auto Castle, Shanghai

Heine, A., assistant,

Heineken, H., director,Winckler

Lohmann & Co., KobeLd., Singapore

& Co.,

Heiner, Capt. R. G., medical officer, American Legation, Peiping

Heinrichsohn, F. K., sig.i.v., Deutsche

Heinrich, P., manager, German Cafe, Tsingtao Farben Handelsgesellschaft Waibel &Co.-, Changsha

Heinsohn, Otto, manager, Heinsohn &■ Co., Foochow

Heintzen, G. H., sub-accountant. Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, Kobe

Heinze, H., assistant, Winckler & Co., Kobe

Heiinze, K., Sauer & Co., Peiping

Heisner, J. H., University of Nanking, Nanking

Heiss, L., assist.,

Heitmann, Slevogt & Co., Shanghai

Heitmeyer, K., H., assist., Carlowitz

assistant, Reuter, &Brockelmann

Co., Shanghaicfc Co., Hongkong

Heitzig, W., assistant, Carlowitz & Co., Canton

Hekking,

Helary, L.J., A.,Pharmacie

fire underwriter, American AsiaticCanton

Franco-Cantonaisc, Underwriters, Shanghai

Helbditch, assist., General Electric Co., Ld., Selangor

Helbling, J., tea inspector, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Foochow

Heley,

Held, J.S.T.,Y.,director,

Chinese Helm

Maritime Customs,

Bros.Shanghai Shanghai

Ld., Yokohama

Helfenstein, Dr. S., specialist,

Heller, C., manager, Siemssen & Co., Tsingtao

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 129’

Heller, F., engineer, Diethelm & Co., Ld , Bangkok

Hellis, H. D., secretary, Spencer, Kellog & Sons, Manila

Hellmut, Schulze, assist., Carl Zeiss K. K., Tokyo

Helm,

Helm, C.J. F.,

J., managing

director, Helm, director,

Bros.,Helm Brothers, Ld., Yokohama

Yokohama

Helm, W., assist., Helm Bros., Ld., Yokohama

Helm, W. H., clerk, Public Works dept., Shanghai

Helmdaoh, G., sigins p.p. Doitsu Seiko K. K., Osaka

Helps, E. A. P., district officer, Perak

Helps, G. S., district engineer, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Helsby, F.A.,G.,assist.,

Helwitz, Deputy Commissioner,

Bishop Public Works department, Shanghai

& Lacey, Hongkong

Hemandas, H., managing partner, Chotii'mall & Co-, !K. AU J.,- Singapore

Heming, Rev. G., Roman Catholic Mission, Tsingtao

Hemingway, B., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Newchwang

Hemmant,

Hemmersweil, G., under secretary,

B. N. von, agent,Secretariat, Singapore Sourabaya

Ned. Ind. Handelsbank,

Hemmings,

Hemmingsen,R. K., E., engineer,

engineer, Siam

HemmingsElectric& Parkin, Tientsin

Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

Hempel, G. H., architect, Hankow

Hempson, R. D., assist., Anglo-Siam Corporation, Perak

Hemsted, H. R., accountant, Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Harbin

Hemsley,

Hemsworth,T., G.manager, S. Moutrie

M., general agent, &Canadian

Co., Singapore

National Railways, Hongkong,

Henault, Rev. A., Roman Catholic Mission, Hangchow

Henbury, T.,A.assistant,

Henchman, S., manager, Dunlop Rubberand

Hongkong Co.,Shanghai

Kobe Bank, Shanghai

Henderson, A., Bradley & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Henderson, A. G.,,vice-president, Roosevelt Steamship Agency, Inc., Manila ,

Henderson, A.

Henderson, A. G.,

M., agent,

director,Great Northern Railway,

International ManilaShanghai

Underwriters,

Henderson, A. S., assistant, Singapore Traction Co., Ld., Singapore

Henderson, C., secretary, China Motors, Shanghai

Henderson, C. E., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Kobe

Henderson, D., charge engineer, Electricity dept., Municipality, Singapore

Henderson, D.G.,W„

Henderson, accountant,

assist., CharteredTobacco

British-American Bank ofCo.India, Australia

(China), k China, Selangor

Ld., Shanghai

Henderson, G., shipwright, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Kowlbon, Hongkong

Henderson, H. B., vice-consul for Great Britain, Senggora, Bangkok

Henderson,

Henderson, J., assist.,

J. D., C. A.British-American

White. Page & Co.,Tobacco

ManilaCo. (China),'Ld., Shanghai:

Henderson, J. W., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Henderson, M. J., assist., Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., Ld., Shanghai

Henderson,

Henderson, M. Capt.R., R.,curator

wharfofmanager,

Herbarium, Botanical

Holt’s Wharf, Gardens,

Hongkong,Sjhghpore

Henderson, Hon. R. M., director of

Henderson, T. G., Independent Shoe Store, ManilaPublic Works/Hongkong '.

Henderson, W. D. M., police officer, Ulu Ban gat, Selangor

Hendley,

Hendriksen, E. A.J., W., assist.,

assist., Smith, &BellCrosfield,

Harrisons & Co., Ld.,

Ld., Manila

Belawan, Sumatra

Hendry, J. L., jr., Huhg Teh Trading Co., Shanghai

Hendry, M., arch, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Hendry, P. H., diamond merchant, Selangor

1 Hendry, W., sub-manager, Central Agency, Ld., Shanghai

Hendry, W. B., shift engineer, Municipal Electric dept., Penang

Henkel,

Henly, R.W.Hermann, Carl North

B.,E.,assistant, WolterBritish

& Co., Chemulpo

Henly, assist., E.M.S. Railways,and Mercantile

Kuala Lumpur,Insurance

Selangor Co., Ld., Singapore

Henley, W. T., assist., Imperial Chemical

Henneman, J., assist., Java-China-Japan Line, Shanghai Industries, Shanghai

Hennephoff, G. J., sub~mgr., Netherlands Trading Society, Shangkai

Hennessey,

Hennessy, P.R.,H.,clerk, Shanghai

medical officer,Waterworks

Medical dept.,Co.,Ipoh,

Ld., Perak

Shanghai

130 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Henning,

Henningsen, A. C., director,

A. B., manager, Henning & Co.,&A.Co.,C.,Shanghai

Getz Bros. Peiping

Henningsen, A. P., assist., Henningsen Produce Go., Ld., Shanghai

Henningsen, F.E. F.,

Henningsen, A., assist.,

PhilipsImperial

China Co.,Chemical

ShanghaiIndustries (China), Ld.', Shanghai

Henningsen, H., East Asiatic Co., Ld. of Copenhagen, Harbin

Henningsen, H. F., secretary, Tientsin Native City Waterworks, Tientsin

Henningsen, R. A., assist., Henningsen Produce Co., Shanghai

Henriques, T. E., assist, comptroller, Chase Bank- The, Shanghai

Henry, Rev.director,

Henry, H., Bro., director,

VisayanSt.Stevedore-Transportation

George’s School, Taiping,Co., Perak

Iloilo

Henry, J., assist., Auto Palace Co., Shanghai

Henry, J., Ocean Marine Ins. Co., Ld , Shanghai

Henry,

Henry, J.J. E.,

L., manager, Reuter’s,

assist., Palmer Ld., Hongkong

& Turner, Shanghai

Henry, James M., provost, Lingnan University, Canton

Henry, L. D., commissioner, Post Office, Canton

Henry, M., C.,

Henry, W. mgr.,works

Henry Co., Manila

foreman, Shanghai Gas Co., Ld., Shanghai

Henry, Rev. Y., Zi-wei Church, Shanghai

Hen sol, W., Arnhold & Co,, Ld., Hankow

Henser, Dr. H., vice-consul for Germany, Tientsin

Henshelwood, Haden, secy., Moulton (Eastern), Ld., E. S. & R. C., S’pore

Henze,

Hepburn,A., W.signsR.,per pro.,S.L.Moutrie

assist., Leybold&Shokwan, Tokyo

Co., Ld., Shanghai

Heppell, A., manager, Isuan Incorporation, Manila

Hepple, E. A., works mgr., Singapore Slipway & Engineering Co., Singapore

Hepworth, T. P., manager, L. E. Tels. & Co.’s Trading Society, Singapore

Heramdez, A. Y. city editor, Peoples Press Jure., Tie, Manila

Heras, L. M., manager, Gentao & Co., Manila

Heratsuke, IK., mgr., Shantumg Tobacco Co., Ld., Shanghai

Herbel, K., Siemmsen & Co., Canton

Herbet,

Herbert,G.,R. F.M.S. Railways,

G., partner, CathayKuala Lumpur,Office,

Insurance Selangor

Shanghai

Herde, J., engineer, Siemssen & Co.,

Herdman, A. E., acct., Holts Wharf, Honakong Hongkong

Herdman, J. R., assist, manager, Spoony-Vacuum Corporation, Manila

Hergel, Hugo,

Hering, A., chargeMelchers

assistant, de affaires,

& Co..Danish Legation, Tokyo

Shanghai

Hering, K., signs per pro., Deutsche Farben-Handelsgesellschaft, Shanghai

Herklots, G. A. C., reader, biology, University, Hongkong

Herkoff,

Herman, J.,I. assist.,

M., chiefengineer, MacaoOffice,

clerk, Land Electric LightingBritish

Sahdakan, (Jo , Ld.,

NorthMacao

Borneo

Herman, E., chief engr., Chinwangtao Factory,

Herman, T., assistant, Gordon & Co., Ld., Shanghai Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Hermann, M. V., China Finance Corp Fed. Inc,, U.S.A., Shanghai

Hermann, Rev. V., Church of St. Anthony, Selangor

Hermann, W., overseer, Brossard Mopin Etablissements, Singapore

Hermanns, H. R., assistant, Windsor & Co., Bangkok

Kermanos, Fernandez, genl. mgr., Elvaradero De Manila, Manila

Hermet,

Hermosura, Dr. P., partner

French and Legation, Bangkok

Hernandez, L.,O., secty., Nationalmanager, GombaCo.,

Development Hermosura, Manila

Herndon, W. W., warrant officer, U.S. Army Transport Service, Nagasaki

Heron,

Heron, A.D. W.,A., craft

Chinesesupt.,Maritime

Hongkong and Kowloon

Customs, ShanghaiWharf and Godown Co., Hongkong

Heron,

Heron, F.G.,R.,surveyor-general

managing director. Singapore

of Ships Office, Ice and Cold Storage Co,, Singapore

Singjipore

Heron, J., medical

Herr, Dr. practitioner,

K., Hudson TaylorGalloway,

Hospital,Elder & Thompson, Singapore

Changsha

Herr, R.M.,F.,Syndicate

Herranz, factory Mining

manager, Japan Steel Products Co-,..Dd., Yokohama

Co , Manila

Herrara, C., secty & treas, International Marine Union of Philippines, Manila

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 131

Htrremans, R., consul general, Belgium, Hankow

Herretiti, S. J., Shanghai Telephone Co., (Shanghai

Herrgesell, W., Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Shanghai

Herridge, F. G., assistant,

Herridge, James R., Henry W. R. Loxley & Co., Hongkong

Herrmann, G., Clark & Co.Hunter

ManilaBayne & Co., Manila

Herrmann, J. M., architect, Harry Hussey, Peiping

Herrmann,

Herrmanns,W.H. assist., Carlowitz

R., assist., Windsor& Co.,

& Co.,Shanghai

Bangkok

Hers, J.,A.general

Hersee, agent,secty,

S., assist, Cie. Pinanciere

Hongkong Belgo-Chinoise, Shanghai

& Shanghai Hotels, Hongkong

Hersey, L. G., president, American Electric Co., Manila

Hersey, L. Pres., American Electric Co., Manila

Hersey, L. G., president, Philco Sales Corp., 'Shanghai

Herschend, B., assist., John Manners & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Hertel, K., assist., Siemssen & Co., Canton

Herthel,

Hertz, W., manager, Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Hankow

Hertz, C.R.,Henry,

assist.,dental surgeon,

Deutsch Penang

Far ben, Waibel & Co., Shanghai

Herwig, Major Hans. R. W., quartermaster, U.S.A. Army, Tientsin

Herzberg, A., assistant, Hamburg-Amerika Linie, Shanghai

Heseltine,G.C.,C.,managing

Hesketh director,

assist, eng., PublicOwston

Works& dept,,

Co., Yokohama

F.M.S.

Hess, C., pres., Salacot Exploration Co., Manila

Hess, C., foreign harbour office, Customs, Sharnghai

Hess,

Hess, L.,

M., agent

assist.,auxiliaries,

Waibel & Co.,Banque Franco-Chinoise, Saigon

Hongkong

Hess, P., signs per pro., Deutsche Farben, H. G. Waibel & Co., Hankow

Hesse, A., signs per pro., Reuter, Brockelmann & Co., Shanghai

Hesse, V.,E.manager,

Hester, D., AmericanCaxtonTrade

Press,Commissioner,

Selangor Manila

Hetheringtour, Oapt. W., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Hetherington, W., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, (Shanghai

Heuckendorffi A. T., director, British American Tobacco Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Hern, L. W. E. van, Java-China-Japan Lijn, Swatow

Heuven, J. van, engineer dept., Royal Packet Navigation Co., Singapore

Heuze, G., electrician, Jean Comte, Saigon

Hewa, A. L.,C., assist.,

Hewetson, signs perStorch Bros., &Ld.,

pro., Lyall Selangor

Evatt, Singapore

Hewett, H. W., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South

Hewitt, E. F., accounting dept., British Cigarette China),

Co.,Ld.,

Ld.,Shameen,

Hankow Canton

Hewitt, J., foreman, Municipality, Singapore

Hewitt, W., representative, Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Kuala Lumpur

Hewkin, S., assistant, Dixon & Son, Ld., Shanghai

Hewlett, M. E., assist., British American Tobacco.Co., (China), (Ld., C’sha

Hewlitt, A. G., architect, Hongkong

Hewood, Waddington,

Heybroek, E., vice-pres,A.,Wise3rd& assist, secty., Federal Secretariat, F.M.S.

Co.; Manila

Heyer, L., Hartzenbusch Motor Co., Shanghai

Heygate,

Heyman, W.A.,A.UnitedN., director, British-American

Eingineers Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Ld., Singapore

Heyman, J., sales manager, Millington, Ld., Shanghai

Heyn, H., Reuter Br'ockelmainn & Co., Peiping

Heyn,

Heyn, R.,

R., partner,

Strong &Reuter, Brockelmann & Co., Shanghai

Co., Shanghai

Keys, F. S., Arnhold & Co., Ld., iShanighai

Heysen, H. G., Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Shanghai

Heytman,

Heytman, W. H. H.,

H., accountant,

Socony-Vacuum Socony-Yacuum

Corporation,Corporation,

Singapore Singapore

Hiatt, P. H., representative, Ingersoll-Rand

Hibbard, W. S., senior clerk of works, Public Works Co., Kobedept., Shanghai

Hibberd, E., supt., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Hibbert, G., assist., Sime, Darby & Co., Malacca

132 'FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Hickey,

Hickey, J.A. V., W.,assistant,

proof reader,

FlemingNorth& Williamson,

China Daily ManilaNews & Herald, Shanghai

Hickling, C. C., assistant, Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong

Hickmott, A. J., assist., Shanghai Land Investment Co., Ld., Shanghai

Hicks, A.,

Hicks, A. P.editor, Hongkong

C., Chinese Telegraph,

Maritime Customs,Hongkong

Shanghai

Hicks, B., Whiteaway, Laid!aw* & Co., 'Ld., Shanghai

Hicks, E. C., inspector of Schools, Education dept., Johore

Hicks, F., Bangkok Times Press, Ld., Bangkok

Hicks,

Hicks, Jas.,

S. J., assist.,

director,Borneo

Arts andCo., Crafts,

Ld., Bangkok

Ld., Hongkong

Hidalgo, F.,

Hidalgo, C., mgr.,

engr., Litografia

Cacho & Hidalgo,

Montes, Manila

Inc., Manila

Higginbottom, T., chief accountant, Straits Trading Co., Ld., Singapore

Higginbottom, V. C., Far East Aviation Co., Howgkbng

Higgins, G. E., Louis T. Leonowens, Ld., Bangkok

Higgins,

Higgins, J.J. J.,S., assistant, Moutrie

assist, supt., Survey& Office,

Co., Ld.,Kukup,

Shanghai

Johore

Higgs, C. W., inspector, Municipal Police, Shanghai

Higgs, E. P., assist, engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Higgs, W. 0., Mental Ward Attendant, Public Health dfrpto Shanghai

High, G., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Highet,

Hilario, I.J.,H.treas.,

C., assist.,

ManilaHongkoiig

Hotel Co.,and ManilaShanghai Banking CpfporatiQn, Hongkong

Hildebrandt, J., chemical dept., Waite Co., Tientsin

Hildebrandt,

Hilden, J.,assist.,

Deutsche Farben-Handelsgeselschaft Waibel & Co;, Shanghai

Hileman,L.A.,J.,vice-pres., Shanghai

HamiltonPower Brown Co.,Shoe

Shanghai

Store and Haberdashery Inc., Manila

Hill, A., manager, Hill & Co., Kobe

Hill,

Hill, A.A. J.S., Bostock,

assist., H.partner, Lovelace

M. Hodges, & Hastings, Selaiigor

Shanghai

Hill, A. S., Pepsodent Co. (Chicago), Shanghai

Hill,

Hill, A.A. W.,

T., assistant,

assistant, Manila WineKobe

Hill & Co., Merchants, Ld., Manila

Hill,

Hill, D. S., assistant, Hongkong ElectricInsurance

C. J. G., resident secretary, Royal Co., Ld., Shanghai

Co., Ld., Hongkong

Hill, E.E. N.,

Hill, J., assist,

Christian engineer,

MissionPublic WorksLands,

in Many dept.,Weihaiwei

Kedah

Hill,

Hill, E.F., R.,assist.,

manager,UnitedDodwell

Engineers, chairman, Municipal Council, Canton

Hill, F. G., 1st assist, water engineer, Municipal Water dept., Singapore

Hill, F. W., partner, Stanton & Co., agent forLazarus

Hill, F. J., managing director. Huttenbach, Sun Life& Sons, Ld., Singapore

Assurance Co., Yokohama

Hill, G. (L, sub acct., The National City Bank of New York, Hongkong

Hill, H., clerk-of-works, Public Works dept., Shanghai

Hill, H. G., vice.-Consul for America,

Hill, H. Leonard, Browne, Hill & Co., Shanghai Kobe

Hill,

Hill, J.H. C.,N.,vice-consul

Asiatic Petroleum

for GreatCo.Britain,

(South HankowChina), Ld.j Foochow

Hill, J. J., district officer, District Office, Sadong, Sarawak

Hill,

Hill, J.J. Kerr, assist., (Orchard

M., manager SingaporeRoad Colddepot),

StorageSingapore

Co., KualaCold

Lumpur,

StorageSelangor

Co., Ld., Singapore

Hill, J. S., district officer, Tenom, British North Borneo

Hill, K. B., Rice & Co., W. R,, Shanghai -

Hill, K. C. John sou, Malayan Distributors, Ld., Singapore

Hill,

Hill, L. S.R.,J.,British Embassy, Tokyo& Co., Ld., Kobe

Hill, L.L. W., manager,

sub-station F.attendant,

Owston Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Hill, R. A., reader of chemistry, University, Hongkong

Hill, R. G., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Selangor

Hill,

Hill, S. E., engineer,

engineer, Scott, Hardingdepartment,

& Co., Ld., Shanghai

Hill, S.S. S.,

O., examiner, Public

ChineseWorks

Maritime Customs,Hongkong Lungkow

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 133-

Hill, W., assistant,, Arnhold & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Hill, W., inspector, Sanitary dept., Hongkong

Hill, W., principal warder, Prison dept., Hongkong

Hill, W. F., assist, district officer, Tamhunan, British North Borneo

i Hill, William C., works mgr. & chief engr., Ho Hong Oil Mills., Ld., S’pore-

Hillaly, A., Hillaly & David, Shanghai

Hillary, D., assist, supt. of Police, Singapore

Hillborn, T. H., warder, Prisons dept., Singapore

Hille,

Hiller,F.,E.,signs per pro.,

assist., China Imp.-Exp.

P. Griebel, Kobe & Bank Co., Shanghai

Hillhouse, F. B., manager, National Aniline and Chemical Co., Inc., Kobe

Hilliard, H. D., statistical secretary.

Hillier, R. J., assist, tidesurveyor, Chinese Inspectorate

MaritimeGeneral, Statistical

Customs, Ningpo dept., Shanghai

Hillier, W. S., assistant. Lane, Crawford, Ld., Hongkong

Hill-Madsen, E., electrician, East Asiatic Co., Ld., Bangkok

Hill-Reid, G. A., Millington, Ld., Shanghai

Hillmann, R., signs per pro., lilies & C»>., Tokyo

‘ Hills,, F., director, Forbes Munn & Co., Ld., Manila

Hills, H. S., Layton & Co., Hongkong

Hillyer, W. R., inspector of junks and cargo boats, Harbour dept., Hongkong

Hilton, J., resdt. repres., Johnson & Phillips, Ld. (London), Ipoh, Perak

Hime, E. H., supt., Trade & Customs, Selangor

Himely, L. C.,E.,surveyor’,

Himsworth, Survey

assistant, dept., dept.,

Sanitary F.M.S. Hongkong

;. Hinch, H., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai

Hinch, T. W., principal, Anglo-Chinese School, Banking Corporation, Bangkok

Singapore

i Hinchcliffe, Cant., J. W., adjutant, Volunteer Corps, Shanghai

Hind, Rev. J., Nagasaki Episcopal Church, Nagasaki

Hind,

Hindle,H.R.M.,W.,manager, LondonYikGuarantee

assist., Kung and Accident Co., Ld., Shanghai

Mills, Shanghai

Hindle,

Hinds, A.,W.,assist.,

assist.,United

Scott,Engineers,

Harding &Ld.,Co.,Singapore

Ld., Shanghai

Hinds, G., works manager, Wearne Brothers,

Hindson, A. E. C., managing-director, Rose, Downs Ld., &Selangor

Thompson (Far East), Ld., Shanghai

Hindson, C. L., assist., Municipal Health dept., Shanghai

; Hindson, F, J. C., assistant, Rose, Downs & Thompson (Far East), Ld., Shanghai

| Hine, E. S., assist., Harvey, Cooke & Co., Shanghai

Hine, J.F.W.,W.,assist.,

Hinke, consulF.M.S. Railways,

for America, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Canton

| Hinkel, J., prop, and mgr., Hinkel & Co., Manila

Hickey, Rev. P., Alliance Mission, Wuchow

Hinkle, Terry S., vice-consul for America, Singapore

i Hinmarsh,

Hintermeister, R. H.,G.,assist.,

assist.,United Engineers,

Liebermann, Ld., Singapore

Waelchli & Co., Kobe

Hinton, A., assistant, Dunlop Rubber Co.,

Hinton, J. R., assist., Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong Kobe

Hintze,

Hinzmann, M., A.,assistant, Liddell, Bros. &and

China Export-Import Co., Bank

Ld., Tientsin

Co., Shanghai

Hipps, J. B., University of Shanghai, Shanghai

Hipwell, W. H., acting senior

Hirsbrunner, H., Diethelm & Co., Saigon executive engr., District Office, Seremban, N. Sembilan

Hirsch, E., assist, manager, Philippine Advertising Co., Manila

k Hirsh, C. S.,

Hirst, C., reporter,Docks,

Earnshaw NorthManila

China Daily News and Herald, Shanghai

‘Hirst, G., American Bible Society, Hankow

Hirst, Dr. J. W., Severance Union Medical College, Seoul

Hirst, W.,

| Hirst, W. W., clerk,manager,

SupremeSteam

Court,Laundry

HongkongCo., Hongkong

(Hirtz, A., Levy-Blurn, Inc., Manila

Hirzel, Wm., manager, American Trading Co. of Japan, Ld., Tokyo

' Hirzel, J. R., assist., Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ld., Penang

Hislop,A.D.V.,K.,pharmaceutical

i Hitch, assist., Thos. chemist,

Cook & Son,

MedicalLd.,dept.,

Peiping

Perak

134 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Hitchcock, H. B., American consul in charge of Danish interests, Nagasaki

Hitchcock, L. H., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp.j Selaingor

Hitchin, N. L, assistant, General Electric Co., Ld., Shanghai

Hitzemeyer, F. C., assist., Windsor 4& Cd., Bangkok

Hjartved,

Hjersing, E., J. A., accountant,

assist., Ford Motor SiamCarElectric

Co. of(Corporation, Ed., Bangkok

Japan, Yokohama

Hjortzberg-Nordlund, J., first chancellor, Swedish

Hladik, J. M. E., engineer, locomotives dept., Skoda Works, Ld., Legation, TokyoHarbin

Hline, Sein, medical officer, Chinese Maritime

Hoare, E. O’B., assist., Borneo Co., Ld., Up-Cuntry, Bangkok Customs, Tengyueh

Hoare, J., assist., Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Hongkong

Hoare,

Hobart,R.Rev. E., superintendent,

K. G., American Cosmopolitan

Baptist Mission,Dock, Hongkong

Swatow

Bobbin, W. R., Mercantile Bank of India,, Ld., The, Kota Bharu.

Hobbs,

Hobbs, J., deputy

R. Lee, commissioner,

manager, Boulevard Trade and Customs,

Apartment HotelIpoh, PerakHotel,

A Luneta .' Manila

Hobbs, T., assist, secretary, British and Foreign Bible Hpciety,'Sebtil

Hobday,

Hobday, A.,Ralph,assistant,

assist.,British

Lester, Cigarette

Johnson

c Morriss, Shanghai

Hobden, E., assist, supt., .Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Ld.,.Manila

Hobden, H., resident representative, Guest, Keen & Nettlefolds, Ld., Shanghai

Hoblyn, D.W.R.van,

Hoboken, A., assistant, Borneo Go,,Trading

assist., Netherlands Ld., Singapore

Society, Penang

Hobson, A. M., assist, manager., General Motors (Japan), Ld., Osaka

Hobson, C. D., British-American

Hodapp, K., manager, G. E. Huygen, Swatow Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Hankow

Hodayer, E., Cie Francais et Tramways, Shanghai

Hodder, J., engineer, Electrical dept., Selangor

Hodge, Dr. H. P., Gaol Hospital, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Hodge, L. E. S-, partner, Hongkong Transfer and Lighter Co., Ld., Hongkong

Hodges, A. J. R., chief inspector. Public Works dept., Shanghai

Hodges, A. W., engineer, Public Works dept., Hongkong

Hodges, C. J., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Chungking

Hodges, E., assist., British Cigarette Co., Ld., Mukden

Hodgees, E. A., engineer-in-charge, Kinta Inc. Co., Ld., Perak

Hodges, E. E., assist, engineer, Public Works dept., Malacca

Hodges,

Hodges, W. H. M., manufacturers’

C., assist, representative,

supt., Government Shanghai

Monopolies dept., Singapore

Hodgini, J. R., inspector, Sanitary dept., Hongkong

Hodgson, C., Cypher officer, British Consulate, Nanking

Hodgson, E., assist., Shanghai Land Investment Co., Ld., Shanghai

Hodgson, L. L., assist, secretary, British and Foreign Society, Singapore

Hodgson, P. M., solicitor, T’sn A Hodgson, Hongkong

Hodgson, T. E., charge engineer, electricity dept., Municipality, Singapore

Hodkinson, A., assist., M cAulifife, Davis & Hope, Penang

Hodsoll, F., manager, Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld., Manila

Hoeckel, R.,K., Arnhold

Hoeffner, & Co., Senryo

assist., Doitsu ShanghaiGomei Kaisha, Kobe

Iloefnagels, Ir. J. A. A., loco, supt., Deli Railway Co., Medan, Sumatra

Hoehmann, O., assistant, Steinle & Co., Shanghai

Hoek, D. M., Netherlands Trading Society, Singapore

Hoelmann, G. W., Schmidt & Co., Canton

Hoelzel, E., engr., Siemens China C'o.„ Tientsin

Hoelzer, W., Deutsch Farben, Waibel & Co. Shanghai

Hoernlimann,

Hoerter, F., Manila

& Co.,GasShanghai

Corporation, Manila

Hoeven, L.M.,van Slevogt

der, assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Harbin

Hoey,

Hofer, T.M.,S.assist.,

H., Jardine,

Hogg &Matheson

Co., &, Co., Ld., Nanking

Hoffman,

Hoffman, J., M. factory

B., assist.,supt., ChinaCanton

Chinese NeonliteCustoms,

Maritime Co., Hongkong

Shanghai

Hoffman, H., superintendent, Manila Gas Corporation,

'Hoffman, W. J., assist, gen’l. manager, Ault & Wibofg, Shanghai Manila

FOBEIGN RESIDENTS 135

Hoffmann, E. G., manager, Associated Oil Co,, Manila, :

Hoffmann, F., partner (Otaru), Gebruder Gartner, Hakodate

Hoffmann,

Hoffmeister,H.,A.,signs per pro.,

director, Deutsche &Farben,

U. Spalinger H. G. Waibel & Co., Hankow

Co., Canton

Hofland, W. H., ofScer-in-charge, Public Works and Survey dept., Labuan

Hofstra, R., surgeon, U. S. Consulate, Amoy

Hogan, E.,

Hogan, C. D.manager,

D., Hogan Getz& Bros.

Ivans,Co.,Penang

Manila

Hogan, J. T., manager, Goodyear Tire Co., Manila

Hogan, O. E., assistant, Singapore Free Press, Singapore

Hogarth, W. A., assistant, Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Shanghai

Hogemi, E. S., manager, Getz Bros. & Co., Manila

Hogg, A. B., snr. warder, Municipal Police, Shanghai

Hogg,

Hogg, A.A. R.,

H., signs

assist,per

gaoler,

pro., Municipal Police dept.,

Cornabe, Eckford k Co.,Shanghai

Chefoo

Hogg, A. V., proprietor, Hogg & Co., Canton

Hogg, E. A., proprietor, E. M. Button & Co., Canton

Hogg,

Hogg, F.Geo.,C., manager,

managingThe director, TaitCity

National & Co.,Bank

Taipeh,

of NewFormosa

York, Shanghai

Hogg, J. Drummond, consul for Great Britain, Sourabaya

Hogg, T., partner, Syme & Cb., Sourabaya

Hogg, W. C.S., D.,

Hoggard, assistant, Borneo Co., Ld.,

agent, representative,

Fette Peping Rugs,Singapore

Shanghai

Hoggarth, T., resident

Hohback, O., lilies & Co., Tokyo Burroughs Wellcome & Co., Shanghai

Hohl, W., assistant, Hamburg-Amerika Linie, Shanghai

Hoiwft, F., Raffles Institution, .Singapore

Hoka, G., magasinier,

Holborow, A. C., solicitor,Establissements

Hansons, ShanghaiJean Comte, Saigon

Holbrook, E. C., truscon dept., Sime, Darby & Co., Ld., Singapore

Holbrook, L. E., accountant, Hongkong Hotel Garage, Hongkong

Holcomb,

Holcomb, Chauncey P., attorney and counsellor-at-law,

guard,Fessenden

American &Legation,

Holcomb,Peiping

Shanghai

Holden, H.Col. L., Thomas, commandant

British Cigarette Co., ofLd.,legation

Shanghai

Holden, A. R., managing director, Straits Manufacturing Co., Ld.r Singapore

Holden, H. L., International Export Co., Ld., Tientsin

Holden, W.

•Holder, F., assist.,

D. W., assist.,Rice & Co., W.

McAlister R., Shanghai

& Co., Ld., Singapore

Holder, D. W. A., secretary, Forster

Holder, R. T., director and secretary, Brunner, & Co., Ld., Mond

Shanghai

& Co. (Japan), Ld,, Kobe

Holdman, F. H., assist, supt. of mails, General Post Office, Hongkong

Holdsworth, A., manager, installation dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Shanghai

Holdsworth, C. S., assistant, Bradley & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Holdsworth,

Holdsworth, J., manufacturers’

L. H., representative,

director, Kennedy, Burkill &Osaka

Co., Ld., Penang

Hole, Comdr. G. F., harbour-master

Holford, G. T., actg. warden of mines, Kuala and marine magistrate,

Lumpur, Hongkong

Selangor

Holfs, O., Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Ld., Shanghai

Holgate, H., director and manager, Walker, Turner & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Holgate, H. R., Arnhold & Oeo., Ld., Hankow

Holgate, M. R., Headmaster, Penang Free iSchool, Penang

Holiday, L. F., representative, Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ipoh, Perak

Holland, A. F. T., headmaster, Ellis Kadoorie Public School, Shanghai

Holland, A. M., overseer, Port Development dept., Hongkong

Holland, C., accountant, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Singapore

Holland, E. L., assistant, Hongkong and China Gas Co., Ld., Hongkong-

Hollander, A. D., installation Engineer, China:Electric Co,, Ld., Canton

Holland,

Holland, F.G. C.,L., executive

Socony-Yacuum engineer, P.W.D.,

Corpn., KobeSelangor

Holland,

Holland, H., assist., F.Govt.

J., assist., M. S.Printing

Railways, Department, F.M.S.Selangor

Kuala Lumpur, ,

Holland, P. H,, senior executive engineer, P.W.D., Kinta, Perak

Holland, T. B., wireless technician, P.W.D., Hongkong

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Holland,

Holland, W. E., general manager,Engineering

V. J. B., assist., Jardine Honigsberg Corporation,

& Co., ShanghaiLd., Shanghai

Hollands, W. E., land bailiff, Public Works

Holliday, W. G., assistant, Robert Dollar Co., Shanghai dept., Hongkong

Holliman, J., chief inspector, Vehicles dept., Singapore

Hollingdale, J. P., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ld., Hongkong

Hollis,

Hollis, R.Rev.H.,F.assist.,

S., principal, St. Thomas’Tobacco

British-American School,Co.,Sarawak

Ld., Nanking

Holloway, G. W., assist., McAlister & Co., Ld., Penang

Hollyer, W. G., sub-agent, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Canton

Holm, A., chief accountant, East Asiatic Co., I.d., Bangkok

Holm, J.,

Holm, C., assist.,

East Asiatic

UnionCo., Ld., Bangkok

Insurance Society of Canton, Ld., Hongkong

Holm, K. J., deputy commissioner, Post Office, Swatow

Holman;, A., 1st secy., British Consulate, Nanking

Holman, A. M., American! Oriental Banking Corp., Shanghai

Holman, Rev. J. T., chaplain, British Legation, Peiping

Holmberg, J., Tientsin Native City Water Works, Ld., Tientsin

Holme®, A. P. H., water engineer, Water dept’., Penang

Holmes, B., Associated Oil Co., Iloilo

Holmes,

Holmes, C.C. E.,E., engineer

assist., Dodwell & Co., Ld.,

supt., Jardine, Hongkong

Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Holmes, E. Hamilton, consul-general for Great Britain, Yokohama

Holmes, F. M., Bethlehem Steel Export Corporation,

Holmes, H. K., crown solicitor, Supreme Court, Hongkong Manila

Holmes,

Holmes, J.I., B.,

R. K.sub-accountant,

Holdsworth, Ld., Shanghai

National City Bank of New York, Tientsin

Holmes, L. B., assist, master, Queen’s College, Hongkong

Holmes,

Holmes, O.P. H, R., A.Maurice

W. Harvey

Jenks,

Co., Shanghai

Holmes, R. E., International .Harvester Co. Manila

Holmes, R. J., Arnhold & Co.. Ld., Ha,nkow

Holmes,

Holmes, R.S. G.,N., assist.,

assist, mng.-director,

commissioner ofWm. JackSandakan,

Excise, & Co. (Malaya),

BritishSingapore

North Borneo

Holmes, T., assist., Palmer A Turner, Hongkong

Holmes, W. E., health officer, Health Office Ipon, Perak

Holmgren, I. O. L., Foreign Harbour Office, Shanghai

Holste,

Holstein,Frl.C.,M.,partner,

assist., Holstein

C. lilies && Co.,

Co.,Tokyo

Harbin

Holt, C. L., branch manager. The Japan advertiser, Yokohama

Holt, G., asisst., Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ld., Singapore

Holt, G. C., inspector, Municipal Police, Shanghai

Holt, P. W., assist., Guthrie tk Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Holt,

Holt, T.R. S.,

O.,assist.,

assist.,Smith,

Mansfield

Bell && Co.,

Co., Ld.,

Singapore

Manila

Holton, D. C., secretary, American School in Japan, Tokyo

Holtzer, T., assist., Union Brewery Co, ShanghaiSingapore

Holttum, R. E.. director of Botanical Gardens,

Holwill, C. N., commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Amoy

Holyoak, T. H., signs per pro., McAlister & Co., Ld., Singapore

Holzapel,

Holzmueller, F. S.,P.,assist.,

assist., Yukon

ArnholdGold Co.,Shanghai

& Co., Selangor

Hommel, H., Arnhold & Co., Ld., Changsha

Honecut,

Honegger,J.,C.,Y.,assist.,

assist.,Rodolphus

British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

& Co., Shanghai

Honigsberg,

Honigsberg, H. P.,S., secretary,

R. managing H.director,

S. H. S. Honigsberg

Honigsberg & Son, Ld.,& Son, Shanghai

Shanghai

Honley, W. T., Imperial Chemical Industries

Honnor, A. L., assist., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Hankow (China), Shanghai

Hood,

Hood, G., signs per pro., Amsterdam Underwriters Association, Yokohama

Hood, J.Major

M., engineer,

J. W., deputyGreensupt.

Island Cement

of gaols, Co., Macao

Municipal Police, Shanghai

Hood, T. C., bridge engineer, Municipality, Singapore

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 137

Hood, T. H., assist., Ewo Cotton Mills, Shanghai

Hoogemsteyn, A. P., Ned. Handel Mij. Factory te Batavia, Batavia

Hoogerhyde, C. J., surveyor, Singkep Tin Maatschappy, Singapore

Hook, Rev. G., Emmanuel Mission Hospital, Nanking

Hookham, F. J., British Cigarette Co., Ldi, Shanghai

Hooley, F. A., assist., Liddell Bros.

Hooley, J. R., assist., Stewart,

Hooper, Thomson & Co., Shanghai

Hooper, E.C. D.O.,G.,architect, Hemmings

assist, staff & Berkley,

secretary, Chinese Hankow

Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Hooper, E. P. S., manager, Manila Wine Merchants, Ld., Manila

Hooper, E. T., assist., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Hooper, J. G., inspector, Sanitary dept., Hongkong

Hoose, E. A., secretary, American Bible Society, Peiping

Hope, A., secretary, Plumbing Supply Co., Shanghai

Hope, A. J., acting deputy commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Weihaiwei

Hope, E. L., branch manager, North China Insce. Co., and L'nion Insce. Society, Kobe

Hope,

Hope, F.,

H., managing editor, ChinadesLighl

Cie. Franco-Asiatique Review,Tourane

Petroles, Manila

Hope, J. L., manager, United Engineers,

Hope, R. I., sub-editor, Shanghai Tiniest, Shanghai Ld., Perak

Hope, T.,

Hope, S., assist.,

assist, Taikoo

MalayaDockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Tribune, Singapore

Hope,

Hopiak, W., sub-accountant, National Shanghai

W. J., assistant, Hongkong and City BankBank,

of NewPenang

York, Harbin

Hopkins, C. E., warder, Prisons dept., Singapore

Hopkins, C. H., assist, engineer. Public Works dept., Shanghai

Hopkins,

Hopkins, H. L.,

H. S., assist.,

O., chief Straits

bacteriologist, Times, Singapore

MedicalHealth

dept.,Office,

Singapore

Hopkins, H. sanitary inspr., Singapore

Hopkins, Capt. J, M., wharf manager, Nee Tai Shing Tung Ka Doo wharf, Shanghai

Hopkins, P. H., assistant, Borneo Co., Ld., Bangkok

Hopkins, P. L.S.,F.,assist,

Hopkinson, general

assist., manager,

Malayan Socony-Yacuum

Tobacco Distributors Ld.,Corporation,

SingaporeShanghai

,

Hoppe,

Hopstock,J., S.,

assist., Doitsudept.,

statistical SeikoChinese

K. K., Tokyo

Maritinde Customs, Shanghai

Hop wood, R. G., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Nanking

Hora, Karel

Horbacz, J. B.,Jan,signsgeneral manager,

per pro., Skoda China

Behn, Meyer Works,Co.,Shanghai

Shanghai

Korden, A. F., Chinese Maritime Customs, Hongkomg

Hbrdum, T., supt., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., Vladivostock

Hore, S., master-in charge, Thomas Hanbury School, Shanghai

Horeni, F. van, .Siam Electric Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

Horman, O. E., manager, Simmons Company (Chicago), Shanghai

Hermann, B. L., F.Lingnan

Horman-Fisher, J., assist., Dodwell Canton

University, & Co., Kobe

Horn, E. T., vice-chairman, American School in Japan, Tokyo

Horn, J.J. C.,

Horn, A. L., supt. ofsigns

manager, instrument

per pro.,workshop,

Guthrie &Great NorthernSumatra

Co., Medan, Telegraph Co., Shanghai

Horn, J. G. S., Horn & Nobbins, Shanghai

Horne, N. C., secretary, Connells

Horne, W.

Horne, V. I.,D.,signs

actingperprotector

pro., Guthrie & Co., Penang

of Chinese, Singapore

Hornell, E. B. C., assist., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Hornell,

Horner, R.SirB.,installation

William,

districtvice-chancellor,

surveyor, University,

SelangorHongkong

Horner, W., manager,Segamat,

Asiatic Petroleum Co., Newchwang

Hornig,

Horridge,H.,F.manager

R., assist.,andHarrisons,

attorney, Barker

A. Goeke& Co.,

& Co.,Ld.,Canton

Singapore

Horridge,

Horsely, J.G.A.R.,T.,Imperial ChemicalP.W.D.,

assist, engineer, Industries

Kinta,(China),

Perak.Ld., Hongkong

Horsfall, F., distribution engineer, Electricity dept., Municipality, Singapore

Horsley, A. L, assist., United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Horsley, J. A. T., assistant engineer, P. W.D., Perak

138 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Hoskins, C. M., proprietor, C. M. Hoskins & Co., Manila

Horstink, J. G., Clarke and Larkin, Manila

Horstmann, F., assist., Deutsch Asiatische Bank, Peiping

Horsup,

Horton, H.E.E. F., Singapore Cold StorageManila

Co., Singapore

Horton, G.,W.,manager,

Haskins General

and Sells, Motors (Japan), Ld., Osaka

Horton, R. D., St. John, secretary to Committee of Administration, Sarawak

Hosegood,Dr.T. R.,

Hoselitz, VV. attorney

H., assist,atharbour master, Harbour dept., Hongkong

law, Tientsin

Hosford, J., accounts dept., P.W.D., Hongkong

Hosgood, J. C., assist., British-American Tobacco Co. (Straits), Ld., Singapore

Hosie, E. L.,

Hosking, H., secretary, Hongkong andCo.,Whampoa

Pahang Consolidated Pahang Dock Co., Hongkong

Hosking, H. L., secretary, General Hospital, Singapore

Hosking,

Hoskyn, H.H.Dr.,P.,W.,treasurer,

deputy commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Amoy

Hostalrich, assistanceHoskyn

medicale,& Co., Inc., Iloilo

Binh-Thuan, Annam

Hoste, J. M. D., sub editor, North China Daily Neivs & Herald, Ld., Shanghai

Hotchkis, M. L., assistant, Socony-Vacuum

Hotchkiss, W., inspector, Municipal Police, Shanghai Corp., Shanghai

Hoth, G., archivist, German Legation, Peiping

Houben,

Hough, G.A.G., R.,lecturer

assist.,inSpence, Robinson and Partners, Shanghai

Houghton, J. M., sub-acct.,English,

CharteredEducation

Bank ofdept.,

India,Singapore

Austr. & China, Singapore

Houghton, J. S., assist.. Palmer and Turner, Hongkong

Houghton, S, teacher, China Inland Mission Boys’School, Chefoo

Houghton, W. T., secretary, Lewis & Peat, Ld., Singapore

Houldy,

Hpuriham, G., assist.,

M. N.,Bombay-Burmah TradingHongkong

inspector of police, Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

Hourihan, J. V., sub-officer, Fire Brigade, Shanghai

House, Capt. A, E., assist, godown supt., Butterfield & Swire, Hankow

House, E. B., sub-acct. National City Bank of New York, Shanghai

House. I. E.. assist.,

Householder, H. \Y.,Liddell Bros. Office,

Harbour & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Customs, Shanghai

Housley, E. S., assistant, British-American

Houston, P>., Manila Rubber Co., Manila Tobacco Co., Ld., Singapore

Houston, W., assist, engineer, Public Works dept., Singapore

Houston, Capt. J. A., director, P.W.D., Sandakan, B. N. Borneo

Houston,P.W.,C. assistant,

Houten, Kiangnan

van, assistant, Dock and Engineering

Java-China-Japan Lijn, KobeWorks, Shanghai

Hovil, G. O., secretary, Bradburne de Co., Ld., Selangor

How, G. K., manager, Central China Dispensary, Ld., Hankow

Howard, A. H., overseer, P:W.D., Hongkong

Howard,

Howard, B.,O.assist., Barrow, Brown

H., Hongkong & Co., Ld.,Banking

& Shanghai BangkokCorp., Selangor

Howard,

Howard, F. A., cashier, Chase Bank, Hongkong U.S. dept, of Commerce, Shanghai

E. P., aeronautics trade commissioner,

Howard, F. C., manager for Japan, Norwich Union Fire Insurance Socy., Ld., Tokyo-

Howard, F. M., assist, manager, E. W. Langdon & Co., Shanghai

Howard,

Howard, H. H., Marine dept.,Socony-Vacuum

Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Howard, J. F.,J., Sino-Spanish

assistant, Corp.,

Trading Co., Shanghai Hongkong

Howard, J. H., assist., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai “

Howard, S.Percy,

Howard, managerAmerican

F., manager, for Malaya,Express

GeneralCo.Electric Co., Singapore

Inc., Peiping

Howard, W.. signs per pro., Bryner & Co., Harbin

Howard, W. J., assistant,

Howard-Leicester, Canadian

O., partner, Swan,Pacific S.S. Co.,

Maclaren Hongkong

& Craik, Penang

Howe, A. C., accountant, North Borneo Trading Co., Ld., Sandakan, B. N. Borneo-

Howe, A. G., assist., Wilkinson, Heywood & Clark, Hongkong

Howe, C. M., general manager, Cie. Franco-Asiatique

Howe, D. W., General Accident Fire & Life Assurance Corp., des Petroles, Saigon

Shanghai

Howe, E. B., assist., Far Eastern Theatre Co., Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 139>

Howe, E. C., senior wai’der, Municipal Police dept., Shanghai

Howe, J. A., overseer, Public Works department, Hongkong

Howe,

Howe, J.R. L.B.,jr.,supt.

m.a.,ofHangchow Christian

quarters, Public WorksCollege,

dept., Hangchow

Selangor

Howe, T. C., assist., National General Insurance Office, Shanghai

Howe, W. G., assist., Mustard & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Howell, A., assistant, Smith, Bell & Co., Ld., Cebu

Howell,

Howell, E.D., W.,

assist.,

clerkBorneo Co., Public

of works. Ld., Singapore

Works and Railways dept., Sarawak

Howell, G., signs per pro., Reiss, Massey & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Howell,

Howell, H. M. assistant, import dept., Christian

Geo., treasurer, Shanghai Free Arnhold Chnfch, Shanghai

& Co., Ld., Shanghai'

Howell, H. W., Kail an Mining Adminstration, Tientsin

Howell, lam, assist., Liddell Bros & Co., Tientsin

Howell, I. H., director, Hardy, Gatliff & Co;, Tientsin

Howell, J., assistant, Dodwell & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Howell, J. G., Gaoler, Prison dept., Singapore

Howell, J. S., assist., Dodwell & Co., Hongkong

Howell, L. B., signs per pro., Liddell Bros. & Co., Ld., Hankow

Howell, R. T.M.,W.,director,

Howell, W. ChineseLiddell,

Maritime Bros.Customs, Amoy

& Co., Tientsin

Howells, J. W., partner, Ker & Co., Cebu

Howells,

Howes, II.R.A„M.,Farhealth Eastinspector,

Aviation Municipal

Co., Shanghai_Health dept., Shanghai

Howes, J. M., clerk, United States Court for China, Shanghai

Howey, L. B., attorney, Socony Vacuum Corp., Singapore

Howie, J. H. W., Machinery dept., Shewan Tomes & Co., Hongkong

Howkins, A. E., engineer, Shanghai Power it Co., Shanghai

Howl, Capt. F. W., district engineer, F M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Howse, W. vice-president,

Hoyer, A., G., accountant,Manila Mansergh

Gas&Corporation,

Tayler, NegriManila

Sembilan

Hoyer, A., Sauer & Co., Peiping

Hoyer, Chr.. Behn, Meyer & Co., Batavia

Hoyle, E. W., assist., International Export Co., Nanking

Hoyrup,E. S.,

Hoyt, H., assist., workshopCorporation,

Socony-Vacuum dept., East Haiphortg

Asiatic Co., Ld., Bangkok

Hoyueen, L., manager, Leadman & Co., Foochow

Hozin., H., Savul & Co., A. I., Shanghai i. :

Hozuma, J., dir., Hankow Bank Ld., Hankow

Hubback, T. R., Commissioner of Game,;F.M.S.

Hubbard, E.G. C.,

Hubbard, E., Asiatic Petroleum and

agent, Hongkong Co., Shanghai

Nanking Banking Corporation, Peiping

Huber, E., merchant, Shanghai

Huber, H.

| Huber, H., J.,assist.,

signsPacific

per pro.,Commercial Co., Cebu

Si her, Uegner ifc Co., Yokohama

E Huber, H. J. W., minister, Netherlands Legation, Bangkok

Huber, H., O , manager, Hotel Plaza, Shanghai

I Huber, L., Lane Crawford, Ld., Hongkong

I Huber, I., branch manager, Siemens China Co., Canton'

.1 Hubner II., J., vice-consul for America, Mukden

iHubner, J., assist., China Finance Corpn., Shanghai

,I* Huch, W., assistant,

Huckstep, Carlowitzmaster,

H. G, assistant & Co.,Thomas

Tientsintlanbury School, Shanghai

Hudden, D. C., acting assistant district officer, Kapit, Sarawak

Hudec, G.L., G.,

: Hudec, assistant,

architect, L. E. Hudec, Shanghai

Shanghai

“! Hudson, A. S., Fagan & Co., Ld., Shanghai

!I Hudson,

{Hudson, E. C., Union Borneo

E. A., assistant, InsuranceCo., Ld. Bingkok

Society of > Canton, Ld., Hongkong

1 Hudson, E. E., Asiatic Petroleum

Hudson, Dr. F. B., dental surgeon, Shanghai Co., Ld., Harbin

I Hudson, G. F. W., Chinese Maritime Customs,’ Kiukiang

71

140 FOREIGN" RESIDENTS

Hudson, G., Singapore Cold Storage Co., Kelantan

Hudson, J. W., principal warder, Prison dept., Hongkong

Hudson, Rt. Rev. Noll, Bishop of (Lab uan & Sarawak, Sarawak

Huebel, H., assist., A. K U. China Agency, Shanghai

Huebner, H., Schmidt & Co., Tientsin,

Huene, R. W., Chinese Maritime Customs, Hankow

Huenecke, C., signs per pro., R. Johnson & Co., Canton

Huenefeld, E., vice-pres., and manager, Christern, Huenfeld & Co., Manila

Huerlimainn, R., DIethelm & Co , (Ld., Singapore

Huet, P., assist., Olivier Chine, Shanghai

Huet, F. J.,W.acting

Huggard, senior supt.,

C., attorney Trade

general, and Customs, Negri Sembilan

Singapore

Huggett, W. H. C., clerk, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Huggins,

Hugh-Jones, J., G.district officer, Wilkinson

S., solicitor, Kuantan,

e Grist, Hongkong

Hughes, A. H., manager, China United Assurance Society, Shanghai

Hughes, A. L., Imperial Chemical

Hughes, A W., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank Industries (China), Ld.,Aust.

of India, Tientsin

and China, Selangor

Hughes, G. W. P., British Cigarette Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Hughes,

Hughes, H. Owen, partner, Harry Wicking & Co., Hongkong

Hughes, J.J. Owen,

W. W.,partner,

British Harry

Resident,Wicking

Negri&Sembilan

Co., Hongkong

Hughes, L. J., senior assistant surveyor, Public Works dept., Shanghai

Hughes,

Hughes, N.M. C.,E., architectural

acting assist,assist.,

districtKeys & Dowdeswell,

officer, Oya & Dalat,Singapore

Sarawak

Hughes,

Hughes, R.T. D.,

J., assist.,

inspectorW. ofF. prisons

Stevenson dept.,& Co.,

PerakCebu

Hughes,

Hughes, W.W.B.,asst.,Imp.

E., manager,Chem.

AsiaticInd.(China),Ld.;

Petroleum Co.,&Soochow repr., Brit. Dyestuffs Corpn., Ld., S’hai.

Hugues,

Huisken, L.,C.,Service dumanager,

Parcs, French Municipality, Shanghai

Huizer, P., assist., Netherlands India ComrnercicalWorks,

general Singapore Rubber Bank, Singapore

Shanghai

Hull, L, G., proprietor, American, Cleaners, Tientsin

Hull, Major H. O. E., comdt., Legation Guard, British Legation, Peiping

Hullbert, G. P. G., travelling wireless inspector, Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong

Hulme, O. H., postal commissioner, Post Office, Tsinan

Hulsemann, C., manager, New Engine & Iron Works, Hankow

Hultman,

Hultman, Dr.T. A.,J. Swedish-Chinese

E. E., minister, Swedish

Export Legation,

& Import Tokyo & Bangkok

Co., Cathay Match Co., The, S’hai.

Hulttum, R. E., director, gardens dept., Penang

Humble, R., manager, New Engineering & Shipbuilding Works, Ld., Shanghai

Hume, D. W., chief engineer, Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ld., Hongkong

Hume,

Hume, L.R. W.,D., inspector, Sanitary& dept.,

partner, Adams Allan, Hongkong

Penang

Humieres, P., Messageries Maritimes, Shanghai

Hummel, A., Malabon Sugar Co., Manila

Plummel, A., signs the firm, Fuhrmeister & Co., Shanghai

Hummel,

Hummel, G.W.,M.assist.,

W., manager,

FuhrmeisterBissett & Co.,

& Co., Shanghai

Hankow

Humphreys, A., supt., Electricity dept., Sarawak

Humphreys, A. D.. assist., Dodwell & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Humphreys, G., Hankow Ice' & Aerated Water Works, Hankow

Humphreys, G.,

Humphreys, Thomas

Henry, & Co.,John

partner, Hankow

D. Humphreys & Son, Hongkong

Humphreys, J. D., partner, John D. Humphreys & Son, Hongkong

Humphreys, R. E., mang.-dir., Manila Wine Merchants, Ld. & pres., Wise

Humphries, H. E., warder, Prisons department, Singapore

Hunaeus, F. O., Behn, Meyer & Co., Sourabaya

Hunke, E., engineer, Hunke & Muller, Tientsin

Hunt,

Hunt, F.B., H.,

assist., Socony-Yacuum

assistant, E. H. Hunter Corpn.,

& Co.,Tokyo

Kobe

Hunt, D. T., assist., British-American Tobacco Co., Ld., Singapore

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 141

Hunt, G. P., assist., Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co., Ld., Shanghai

Hunt, G. R., assist., Municipal Health dept., Shanghai

Hunt,

Hunt, Capt.

H. J., H. North,

assist., districtEngineering

Jardine officer, Kuala Lipis, Pahang

Corporation, Ld., Hongkong

Hunt, H. J., assist., Shanghai Electric Construction Co., Ld., Shanghai

Hunt, H. Q., secretary, Colonial Dispensary, Hongkong

Hunt, J. A., assist., R. Young

Hunt, J. W., chairman of directors, R. Young & Co., Ld., Penang

Hunt, M., warder, Prisons department, Singapore

Hunt, P. O., Oriental Consolidated Mining- Co., Taraool, Chosen

Hunt, R. M., R. M. Hunt & Co., Oanjbon

Hunt, S. R., British Embassy, Tokyo

Hunt,

Hunt, W. E. sub.

W. E., officer,

assist., FirePetroleum

Asiatic Brigade, Singapore

Co. (South China), Ld., Canton

Hunt, W. O., inspector of machinery, Mines dept., Negri Sembilan

Hunt, Wm. P., vice-president, L. Everett,

Hunter, A. F., senior assistant, Raffles Institution, Inc., Manila

Singapore

Hunter, E. H., acting deputy commissioner,

Hunter, G. C., assist., T. H. Davies & Co., Manila Chinese Maritime Customs, Lu igkow

Hunter, H., assist., British-American Tobacco (Straits), Ld., Singapore

Hunter, H., director, Tozai Motors Ld., Tokyo

Hunter, J.,

Hunter, H. chief

J., assistant,

inspector,Bradley & Co.,Police,

Municipal Hongkong

Shanghai

Hunter, J., govt, surveyor, Harbour Office, Hongkong

Hunter, J., supt., distribution dept., Hongkong

Hunter, J. A., district officer, Ulu Selangor, Selangor and China Gas Co., Hongkong

Hunter, Jas. A., proprietor, Hunter & Co., Harbin

Hunter, J. E. L., partner, Hunter & Lovatt Shanghai

Hunter, J., Dodwell & Co., Hongkong

Hunter, J. H., examiner, Chinese Maritime, Customs, Pakhoi

Hunter, K. W., manager , Kyle, Palmer & Co., Ld., Perak

Hunter, N. E., assist., Times of Malaya, Perak

Hunter, P. S., health officer, Municipal Health dept., Singapore

Hunter, R., director,

Hunter, T., merchant,Geddes

E. H. Trading

Hunter &&Co, DairyKobe andCo.,

Farm Osaka

Shanghai

Hunter, W., assist., Thomson & Co., Shanghai

Hunter, W., clerk-of-works, Public Works dept., Shanghai

Hunter, W.,

Hunter, W.,engineer,

MaitlandShanghai

& Go.,Power Co., Shanghai

Ld., iShanghai

Hunting,

Huntington, E. K., Angus & Co), ShanghaiShanghai

B. M., third officer, Fire brigade,

Huntington, Rev. D. T., American Church Mission, Wuhu

Huntsman, Harold, R.,

Huntley-Davidson, partner,

Lowe,Maxwell

Bingham,ife &Kenion, PerakShanghai

Matthews,

Hurley,

Hurlow, G.L. V.,

A., assist, manager,

assistant, ChinesePhilippine

MaritimeD.Customs,

CoconutKowloon

Corporation, Zamboanga

Frontier

Hurrell, B. W., district officer,,Kota Belud, British

Hurry, A., senior warder, Municipal Police dept., Shanghai North Borneo

Hurst, L. C., merchant, William Forbes & Co., Tientsin

Hurst, ,S. H., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (F.M.S.)y Go., Ld., Selangor

Hurter, A., Chancellor for Germany, Nanking

Hurter, A., Diethelm & Co., Saigon

Hurtig/ J., section chief, Netherlands Harbour Works Co., Moukden

Husband,

Husband, T.Capt. C. T. M.,executive

G., senior supt., Survey

engineer,dept., Trengganu

Public Works dept., Selangor

Hussey, F.H.J.,architect,

Hussey, Peiping & Co., Selangor

acct., Cumberbatch

Hussey, G.H. B.,

Hussey, V., assist.,

assist., Atkins,

Harper, Kroll &. Co.,

Gilfillan Zamboanga

& Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Hussey, R. K. assist.. Commissioner of Police, Selangor

Hussey, Capt. T. M., official censor of Films, Singapore

Hussey-Freke, F., associate chief inspector, Salt Revenue, Shanghai

Husson, L. H. M., agent, Chargeurs Reunis, Haiphong

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142: FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Huston, J. C., U.S. Consulate, Shanghai

Huston, W. R., assist, manager, General Motors, Japan, Ld., Osaka

Hutcheson, D. L., manager. National City Bank of New York, Hankow

Hutcheon, R. R., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Hotung, Tientsin

Hutchings, L. C., assist, manager, Robinson & Co., Ed,, Singapore

Hutchings,

Hutchins, F.P.L.,T.,engineer,

assist., Travers

Lovsted& &Son,

Co.,Ed., Singapore

Manila

Hutchins, F. S., treasurer, Yale in China,

Hutchinson, A. J., London Missionary Society, Amoy Changsha

Hutchinson,

Hutchinson, C.H.,A.,assist,vice-consul for America,

China Coir FurnishingTokyoCo., Ed;, Shanghai

Hutchinson, T. H , acct., Guest, Keen

Hutchinson,

Hutchinson, W., W. E.,assist., InternationalMunicipal

assistant'officer, Export Co., Ed., dept.,

Health Hankow Singapore

Hutchinson, W, J., assist, health officer, Health dept., Sarawak

Hutchison, A. C., assistant, Butterfield & Swire,

Hutchison, A. D., division medical officer, Sibu, Sarawak Chungking

Hutchison, A. H, assistant, Jardine Engineering Corpn., Ed., Shanghai

Hutchison,

Hutchison, E.F. A., C., assist.,

assist.* Hongkong

Doughty &&Co.,Shanghai

Shanghai Bank, Shanghai

Hutchison, G. R., sub accountant, National City, Bank of New York, Manila

Hutchison,

Hutchison, Thos., sub-manager for China, Babcock &Co.Wilcox,

J. L, assist., British-American Tobacco, (China),Ed.,Ed.,Shanghai

Shanghai

Hutchison, T. H., assist., Walker, Turner &, Co., Ed., Shanghai

Hutchison,

Hutsemekers,W.,L.,assistant,

TientsinMedical

TramwayOfficer, MedicalCo.,dept.,

& Lighting Ed.,Sarawak

Tientsin

Hutteemeir, E., Northern Featherworks, Ed., Canton

Hutton, J. N. E., engineer-in-charge, Public Works

Hutton, R. J., shift engineer, Electric Supply dept., Municipality^dept., Brunei Penang

Hutton, Y. E. G. assist., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Huxley, J., accountant officer, Fire Brigade, Shanghai

Huxtable,

Huxter, C. J.,accountant,

assist., up-country, Bdmbay-Burmah Trading Corpn., Ed., Bangkok

Huygen, J.F.,R.,assistant, G. E.Mercantile Bank of India, Ed.,>

Huygen, Swatow Shanghai

Huygen, G. E., exporter, importer and commission agent, Canton

Hyatt, H. C., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Hybart, I. B., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Shanghai

Hyde, J., clerk of works, H.K. & K. Wharf & Godown Co., Ed., Hongkong

Hyde, W., assist.,

Hyde-Lay, Hongkong

A., assistant, Rope

Dodwell c Co., Ed., HongkongCo:, Hongkong

Hykes, E. R., manager, Socony-Vacuum

Hykes, John M., manager, Aluminium (V), Ed., ShanghaiCorporation, Kiukiang

Hyland, A. O., accountant, Post Office, Mukden

Hylbert, Rev. L. C. secretary, American Baptist Foreign Mission Society, Shanghai

Hylton, H., engineer overseer, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Hyndman, A. H., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels, Ed., Shanghai

Hyndman, E. J., Sun, Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Cebu

Hyndman, P. S., assistant, British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ed., Shanghai

Hyndman, R. E., assistant, Smith, Bell & Co., Manila

Hyne,

Hynes, R.C.A.,S., overseer, Port Development dept.,Ed.,Hongkong

Hynes, T., supt.manager,

of mails,Forbes,

GeneralMunn

Post&Office,

Co., Manila

Hongkong

Iben, H. H., Yali Import and Export Co., Ed., Mukden

Ibrahim, A. M., prop., iSayna Abdul Rader, Singapore

Icard, George M., director, Big Wedge Mining Co., Manila

Icasiauo,

Ide, F. M., C., manager.

Indo-China International Service Co..Co.,

Steam Navigation Inc. Ed.,

ManilaShanghai

Ide, J. M., acting wharf supt., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Shanghai

Idris, N. W., chief clerk, P.W.D.,

Igglesden, S. D., Leigh & Orange, Hongkong Kelantan

Iglesias,

Iken, D., M.genl.R.,freight

Consuland for transhipment

Peru, Kobe dept., Royal Packet Navigation Co., Singapore

Ikin, F., assistant, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Tientsin

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 143

Udefonso, L. R., assist., American Express Cp., Inc., Hongkong ,

lies, R. G., assist, engineer, P. W. dept., F.M.S.

Illenberger, F., secretary to Consul of Germany, Hankow

Mick, J. T., University of Nanking, Nanking

lilies, C. J., assist., Mies & Co., Kobe ,r.

Illingworth, L. E., Manufacturers’ representative, Shanghai

Use, Heinrich, assistant, Carl Zeiss K. K., Tokyo

Uyne, A., assist., United Engineers, Singapore

Imray, C. H., assistant, Huttenbach, Lazarus & Sons, Ld., Singapore

Ince,

Inch, H.A.,M.,assist,

districtsupt:,

officer,Teixas

Administratiye dept., Sandakari, B.N.B.

Gov, Tieiitsin:

Inchaustd, R., vice pres., Parsons Hardware Cb., Manila1 '

Ingersoel, F., Lawyer, Manila

Ingersoll, S., Central Cotabato Inc., Manila

Ingham,

Ingham, Van R., acting deputy treasurer,

W., American Consulate,Singapore

Nanking

Ingham, W., inspector of Police, Penang

Ingle, D. K., district officer, Mempakul, Sandakan, B.N.JB.

Inglis, A., assist, engineer, Public Works dept., Singapore

Inglis, F. A., Londoin.) Guarantee & Accident Co., Ld., Shanghai

Inglis, P. C., director, Hopkins, Dunn

Ingold,

Ingram,F.,E. manager, Grand Hotel,

M. B., counseller Ipoh, Perak

of Legation, British Legation, Peiping

Ingram, S. G-, Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ld., Singapore

Ingram, T. R., examiner, Audit Office, Hongkong

Ingmersen, A. J. F./ Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., Shanghai V

Inhelder, H., managing partner, Inhelder, Walch Co., Ld., Manila

Innes, J. J. C., supt. engineer, Singapore, Cold Storage Co., Ld., Singapore

Innes, P. R.,

Inokum, J. A.,commissioner,

assist., Asiatic Petroleum

Chinese Co., Customs,

Maritime NewchwangWuchow

Inston, E. C., assistant surveryor, H.B.M. Office of Works for China, Shanghai

Inwood, J. H., inspector, Municipal Revenue dept., Shanghai

lochvidoff,

Ireland, A.,S.,assist.,

manager, Esso Co.,

Hongkong TientsinCo., Ld., Hongkong

Telephone

Ireland, H. U., assistant, Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong

Iremaeus, Rev. Bro., Stella; Maris School, Weihaiwei

Irie, M., managing director, Hankow Bank, Ld., Hankow

Irle, K. W., Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Irschenko, A. A., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Wuchow

Irure, F. L. H., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Irvin, R. S. K., manig. dir., Nippon; Corn. Products Co., Osaka

Irvine, D. A., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Irvine, J., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Shanghai

Irvine, J. T., manager, International Export Co., Ld., Hankow

Irvine,

Irving, R., district

G. C., officer,Survey

surveyor, Tampin, Negri

dept., PerakSembilan

Irving, G. M., assistant, Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ld., Selangor

Irvins., N. C., treas., Pure Cane Molasses Co., (P.L), Inc., The, Manila

Irwin,

Irwin, Dr.,

L. G.,British Municipal Council, Tientsin

Irwin, Rev. R.,assist.,

agencyImperial Chemical

secretary, AmericanIndustries, HankowBangkok

Bible Society,

Irwin, W., Texas Co., Cebu

Irwine, H. Y., chairman, Brunner, Mond & Co. (Japan), Ld., Kobe

Isaac, E. S., merchant, Singapore

Isaac, L., supts., Post Office General.; Singapore

Isaacs, J. A., inspector, Municipal Police, Shanghai

Isaacsen,S.,L.,S. Isaacs

Isaacs, assist.,&F.Co., and consul

S. Morse, for Czechoslovakia, Yokohama

Shanghai

Isardas, T., proprietor,

Isemonger,W.F.,J.,c.b.e., Isardas & Co.,

supt. ofS.police, Manila

British Municipal Council, Tientsin

Isenman, chairman, Moutrie&Uo., Ld., Shanghai

Isherwood, J., assist., Fulford Co., Shanghai

144 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Isherwood, R. J., assist., Mansfield & Co., Ld., Singapore

Isitt, H. S. Goodwyn, Jenks, Percival and Isitt, Tokyo

Ismail, E. K. M., partner, Abdulla & Co.,. E. M., Singapore

Ismail,

Ismer, C.,Hon.IsmerDato,& Co.,

stateShanghai

secretary, Secretariat, Johore

Israel, B. J.,M.manager,

Israsakti, L. Cha-an,N Siamese

etherlandscheditor,Indische

Siam FreeHandelsbank,

Press Co., Ld.,Amoy

Bangkok

Ivery, C., Macbeth, Gray & Co.,

Ivery, F. E., assist, state treasurer, Kedah Shanghai

Ives,

Ivy, M.A. H.,

J., assistant, F.M.S. Railways, Kualaof Canton,

Lumpur, Sourabaya

Selangor

Iwasawa, K.,manager, UnionOffice

Sun Insurance Insurance Co.

Ld., Tokyo

Izatt, B. D.,M.,Chinese

Izquierdo, PaongbongMaritime Customs,

Vinegar Wuchow

Co., Manila

JJack,

acinto,C. G.,

A. V., Provincial Treasu rer,

assist., Pearce & Garriock, Hankow Cebu

Jack,

Jack, D., assistant,

G. D., Pekin Nai Lert, Bangkok

Syndicate, Ld., Shanghai

Jack, G. D., partner, I. F. Drysdale & Co., Nanking

Jack, J. M., managing director,

Jack, L., assistant, Socony-Vacuum Wm.Corporation,

C. Jack & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Hongkong

Jack, R.P., M.,

Jack, Landassistant,

Officer, Asiatic

Hongkong Petroleum Co. (South China), Ld., Manila

Jack, Z. L., Far Eastern Sanitary Co., Shanghai

Jackao, P., assist, draughtsman, Brossard Mopin Etablissements, Singapore

Jackson,

Jackson, A., C., assist,

mang analyst,

dir., BorneoGovernment

Motors, Ld., Laboratory,

SingaporeHongkong

Jackson, C., assist., Dairy Farm, Ice

Jackson, C. E., assist., F. M. S. Railways, Kuala and Cold Storage Co., Ld.,

Lumpur, Hongkong

Selangor

Jackson, C. G., accountant, Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Ld.,- Penang

Jackson, C. H., surveyor, Survey Office, K. Tinggi, Johore

Jackson, D., assist., Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. (S.S.), Ld., Singapore

Jackson, F., China Printing and Finishing Co., Ld., Shanghai

Jackson,

Jackson, G.G. F.F., R.,senior

mang.assist., auditor,

director, External

Imperial AuditIndustries

Chemical dept., Singapore

(China), Ld., Shanghai

Jackson,

Jackson, G. R., manager, Nichizui Trading Co., Ld., KobeShanghai

G. O., assistant accountant, Municipal Council,

Jackson,

Jackson, G.G. W.,W.,inspector,

assistant,Police

Cebu dept.,

Stevedoring Co., Inc., Cebu

Jasin,Malacca

Jackson,

Jackson, H., Taku Tug and Lighter Co., Tientsin

Jackson, H., H., director,

editor, Radio HenryCorpn.,

Waughof&Philippines,

Co., Ld., Singapore

Manila

Jackson, H. E., Chinese Maritime Customs,

Jackson, H. F., assist., Boustead & Co., Singapore Shanghai

Jackson, snr., J., China Printing and Finishing Co., Ld., Shanghai

Jackson, jr.,

Jackson, J. S.,.).,assist.,

China Anglo-Siam

Printing andCorporation,

Finishing Co.,Ld.,Ld.,Bangkok

Shanghai

Jackson, J. W., gaoler, M unicipal

Jackson, M., engr., Electrical dept., Selangor Police, Shanghai

Jackson, P. H. D., officer-in-charge of Police, Jekam, Pahang

Jackson,

Jackson, R.R.,B.,Malayan Motors.Malariologist

malariologist, Ld., Singapore sub-dept., Hongkong

Jackson, R. C., Socony-Vacuum

Jackson, Rev. R. H., American Church Corporation,

Mission,Nanking

Kyoto

Jackson,

Jackson, R. O., store officer, Fire Brigade, Shanghai

Jackson, T. E., assist, surveyor, Harbour department,Shanghai

T., assist., China Printing & Finishing Co., Hongkong

Jackson, W.,

Jackson, W. S.,chief clerk,China

assist., East Printing

Asiatic Co., Ld., Bangkok

& Finishing Co., Shanghai

Jacob, I.Dr.E.,J.assistant,

Jacob, R., Pathologist,

Palmermedical

& Turner,dept., Malacca

Shanghai

Jacob, J. F., assist., Rose, Downs & Thompson, Ld., Shanghai

Jacob, J. R., Office Appliance

Jacob, M., Olivier Chine, Shanghai Co., Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 145

Jacob, M. Jean Lortat, attache chiffreur, French Legation, Tokyo

Jacob, S. I., assistant, David Sassoon & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Jacobi, D. H., manager, Behn, Meyer & Co., Manila

Jacobi, J., assist. Mercantile Printing Co., Shanghai

Jacobi, J., Hanbury (China), Ld., Shanghai

Jacobi, W., assistant, Deutsch Asiatische Bank, Hankow

Jacobi, W. C., assist., Lane, Crawford & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Jacobs, A. G., assist., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Jacobs, B. W., locomotive inspector, Royal State Railways of Siam, Bangkok

Jacobs, D., assist., Bell & Co,, Singapore

Jacobs, E., assistant meter and testing engineer, Shanghai Power Co,, Shanghai

Jacobs, E. D., chief clerk, Dupire Morrell, Ld., Singapore

Jacobs,

Jacobs, J.H.,E.,assistant,

consul forClaude

UnitedNeon Lights,

States, Inc., Shanghai

Shanghai

Jacobs,

Jacobsen,R.,A.,branch manager,

accounting dept.,Whiteaway, Laidlaw

Robert Dollar Co., &Shanghai

Co., Ld., Penang

Jacobsen, A. C. F., Chinese Maritime Customs, Hongkong

Jacobsen, V., manager,

Jacot-Guillarmod, East Asiatic

L., chancellor Co., Ld. of Copenhagen,

for Switzerland, Shanghai Harbin

Jacques, H., director, Education dept., Sarawak

Jacquet, H., assist., Cie. Francaise de Tramways, Shanghai

Jacquier, M., Societe des Clments Portland Artificiels de PIndo-Chine, H’phong

Jacub,

Jadvoin,E. A.,N. secretary, H. D. Rodger,

L., Municipalite ShanghaiShanghai

Framcaise,

Jaeger, H., assistant, Robertson, Wilson & Co., Hongkong

Jaehnig, R., assist., Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Shanghai

Jago,

Jahn, E.,A. assistant judge, District

F, Socony-Yacuum Court,Kobe

Corpn., Penang

Jahn, M., chancellor, German Legation, Bangkok

Jaissle, Otto, Jaissle & Co., Batavia

Jakeman, A. E., inspector, Police dept., Perak

Jambet, Direction des Postes et des Telegraphes, Saigon

Jamero,

James, Rev.G. J.Br.,secretary, Monte

visitor, St. de Piedad

Joseph’s and Savings

Institution, Bank, Manila

Singapore

James, A., manager, Lebel (China), Shanghai

James,

James, C.C. H.

C., N.,

assist, master, Victoria

manufacturers’ Bridge School,Yokohama

representative, Singapore

James, C. P. F., Dollar Steamship Line, Hongkong

James, E. W., managing director,

James, F. P. R., overseer, P.W.D., Hongkong A. Cameron

James, F. W., supt. engineer, Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong

James, G. M., assistant, Jardine, Matheson & Go., Ld., Hankow

James, J, F., manager and director, Nickel & Lyons, Kobe

James,

James, L.J. K.,

G., signs per pro., Ker

siib-accountant, & Co., Iloilo

Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Hongkong ;

James, L. R., American Consulate, Nanking

James, Rev. T. W. D., English Presbyterian Mission, Swatow

James, V.,

James, W. M.,health inspector,

assistant, WhittallJohore

& British-American

Co., Klang, Selangor

James,

Jameson,W.C.S.F.E.,S.,assist,

assist,accountant,

warden of Mines, Perak Tobacco Co., Hankow

Jamieson, C. M., Hongkong & Shanghai Bank, Tokyo

Jamieson, F. A., works supt., Peiping-Liaoning Railways, Tientsin

Jamieson, J., assist., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld., Manila

Jamieson, J., manager, Calamba Sugar Estate, Manila

Jamieson, M., senior assist. Govt. Analyst, Singapore

Jamieson,

Jamiesoni,S.,W.manager, Manila Office,

J., sub-agent, Panpanga

Chartered BankSugar Mills, Manila

of India, Aust. & China, Iloilo

Jamison, J. E., accountant, Texas Co.,

Janekaln, B., auditor, Tozai Motors, Ld., Tokyo Manila

Janes, H. S., general manager, Automatic Electric, Inc., Shanghai

Jannings, W,, manager, signs the firm, Siemssen & Co., Tientsin

146 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Jansen, G., surveyor, Municipality, Medan

Jansen, G., surveyor, Municipality (Medan),.Sumatra

Jansen, E. F., assist., Rose, Downs

Jansen,

Jansen,Joh.,

Joh.proprietor,

R. T. W. Corona Flowershop,

S., manager, Singapore

Corona Flower Shop, Singapore

Jamisen, N. V., assist., Municipal Health dept'., Singapore

Janssen, R., chancellor, German Legation, Peiping

Janssen, Th., dipl. ingenieur, F. Feld & Co,, Ld., Canton

Jansz, E. van., assist., F. A. Bartholomeusz, Ld., Singapore

Jansz, H. D. G., director, Chas. Grenier & Co., Ld., Perak

Jansz, R. G.,

Janthier, D., assist.,

manager,Chas.Banque

GrenierFranco

& Co., Chinoise,

Ld., PerakTientsin

Januszowski, R. J., manager, Cie. Intern. Des Wagon Bits & Des Grand Exp., Harbin

Jappe, Ed., Anderson, Clayton & Co., Shanghai

Jaques, V. H., barrister-at-law, Tilleke & Gibbins, Bangkok

Jaranilla, D., attorney-General, Manila

Jardine,

Jarillas, P.,D. prop,

K., Imperial Chemical

and manager, Industries

Jorillas (China),

Furniture StoreLd.,andShanghai

Sails, Manila

Jarldane, K. K., supt., Whangpoo

Jarlin, S., French Catholic Mission, Peiping Conservancy Board, Shanghai

Jarman, C., supt., Panpanga

Jarreau, A., French Mission, Canton Sugar Co., Manila

Jarrett, N. R., secretary to Resident, Perak

Jarrett,Dr.V. H.

Jarvis, B. W., C., assist.,

FoochowSouth China Union

Christian MorningHospital,

Post, Hongkong

Foochow

Jarvis, C., workshop assist., Shanghai Power

Jarvis, R., assist., Henry Waugh & Co., Ld., Singapore Co., Shanghai

Jarvis, W.

Jarvis, S., assist., Hongkong

G., examiner, Electric

Chinese Co, Ld.,

Maritime Hongkong

Customs, Shanghai

Jason, H. F., assist., Williamson

Jaspersen, J., commission agent, Newchwang & Co., Hongkong

Jaspersen, M. P., merchant, Newchwang

Jauch, J. G., manager, A. E. G. China Electric Co., Tientsin

Jaukelevitch,

Javier, A., manager, M. L., eUve interprete, French Legation, Peiping

Javrotsky, J., deputyAgencia de Colocaciones

commissioner, de Gregoria,

Chinese Maritime ManilaFoochow

Customs,

Jazdzewski,

Jean, 'K. T., general mgr., iShanghai Dairy Equipment Co.,Legation,

Antoni, counsellor and charge d’affaires, a.i., Polish Tokyo

Shanghai

Jean, S., private secretary, International Savings Society, Shanghai

Jean, Th., agent, Cie. de Commerce et de Navigation, Haiphong

Jean, Wm. Y. L., mgr., Shanghai Dairy Equipment Co., Shanghai

Jeanning, administrateur-adjoint de Thanh-Hoa, Annam

Jeavons, L. B., Russell & Co., J. A., Selangor •

Jebenstreit, Fr., merchant, Yokohama

Jecke, C., chancellor, German

Jedeikin, Louis, Louis Jedeikin, Kobe Consulate, Shanghai

Jedeikin. S., merchant, Kobe

Jee, Luther M., vice-president, Realty Investment Co., Shanghai

Jeff,

Jeff, Capt. J.,A, protector,

R. H. H.J., senior Chinese

district Protectorate,

engineer, Selangor Kueila’Lumpur, Selangor’

F.M.S.Shanghai

Railways,

Jefferson, inspector, Municipal Police,

Jefferson, J. W., chief supt. of Physical Education, Education deBt,, Singapore

Jeffery, L.E. G.,

Jeffery, C., assistant,

Hankow LightDodwell and&Power

Co., Ld.,

Co.,Kobe

Ld., Hankow

Jeffrey, A. R., waterside foreman, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Jeffreys, A. C., assistant, HongkOhg

Jeffries, A. E. E„ wireless technician, Govt. RadioTelephone Co.,Office,

Ld., Hongkong

Hongkong

Jeffries, C. W., director, Royal Observatory,

Jeffries, I. L, assistant supt. of Customs,’ Negri Sembilan Kowloon, Hongkong

Jekyll, J. G., assist., Anglo-Siam Corporation,'Ld.,

Jeltes, P. A., Socony-Vaeuum Corporation, Bangkok Bangkok

Jemchoojin,

Jenas, B. V., assist,

A., engineer, LotHarshiftMarchs,

chargeMukden

engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 147

•Jenkin, 0. P. M., sub-accountant, Chattered Bank of India, Austr. ifc China, Yokohama

Jenkin, F. C., k.c., c.b.e., barrister atdaw, Hongkong

Jenkins, A. E., lights dept:, Chapel Island, Chinese Marit ime Customs, Amoy

Jenkins, A. F., Crittall Manufacturing Co., .Dodwell'& Cp., Hongkong

Jenkins, A. M., assist, medical officer, Out-Door !>ispervfeary, Singapore

Jenkins, A. M., assist., New Engineering and'Shipbuildihg Works, Ld., Shanghai Y (

Jenkins, B. S., vice^resdt. & dir., International In.see. Office, Shanghai

Jenkins, C. E., state engineer, P. W.D., Kedah

Jenkins, C. M., assist., P. & O. Steam'Navigation Co., Singapore

Jenkins, Douglas, consul-general for America, Hongkong

Jenkins, J. 0., British Cigarette Co.. Ld., Shanghai

Jenkins, J. E., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Jenkins, J. R., Hugh Middleton & Co. (Insurance), Ld., Shanghai

Jenkins, J. Rees, representative, Sun Life Assurance Co., of Canada, Hankow :

J( ki i . S. >.. assist, maiumm-. Muody. Mark L., Shanghai

Jenkins,

Jenkins, T.W.,A.,boat cashier,

officer,Thos. CookMaritime

Chinese tfe Son, Ld., Kobe Antung .

Customs,

Jenkins, W. E., warder, Prisons dept., Singapore

Jenkins, W. W., signs per pro., W. Mansfield'& Co., Singapore

Jenkimson, E. A., assist., Jardine, M-atheson Co., Hongkong

Jenner, A. T., printing officer, Prison dept., Hongkong

Jenner,

Jenner, F.C. J.,G., chief

assistant, Wm. Jacks

boatswain, & Co. &(Malaya),

Hongkong WhampoaLd.,DockSingapore

Co., Hongkong

Jenner, J., assist., L. E. Jenner & Co., Batavia

Jenner, L. W., director & secty., Fairchild & Co., Tientsin

Jenner, R. M., assist., McAlister & Co., Ld., Singapore

Jenner, W. F. C., printing officer, Prison dept., Hongkong

Jennings,

Jennings, A.,M., manager,

assist., Eastern Extension^

Shanghai Australasia

Waterworks FittingandCo,China Telegraph, Ld., Saigon

Ld., Shanghai

Jennings, A.A. R.,

Jennings, R., manager,

secretary, signs

Pritchard & Co.,Eastern

per pro., Ld, Penang

and Oriental Hotel, Penang

Jennings, E. L. S., assist, editor, Times, of Malaya, Perak

Jennings, G. H., inspector of Police, Weihaiwei

Jennings, H. V., Taku Tug and Lighter Co., Taku

Jennings,

Jennings, J.R. A.S.,S.,assist.,

managing director

McAuliffe, Davisand

Hope, Times

Penangof Malays Perak

Jennings, W. D. S., manager, Times of Malaya, Perak

Jensen, Anders, signs per pro, Borneo Co., Ld., Bangkok

Jensen, A. T. S., assistant, Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., Shanghai

Jensen, C. V., accountant, Tukio Fire & Marine Insurance Co., Ld., Shanghai

Jensen, C. V., assistant, Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Jensen, E. Wilcken, assist., East Asiatic Co., Ldf, Bangkok

Jensen, G.,

Jensen, F. V.,proprietor,

superintendent, Great Northern

Scandinavian Trading Co.,Telegraph

ShanghaiCo., Ld., Hongkong .

Jensen, G. V., assist., Reuters, Ld., Shanghai

Jensen,

Jensen, J.H. A.T.,S.,manager,

assistant,Lilly Eli Northern

Great & Co., Shanghai

Telegraph Co., Shanghai

Jensen, J. C., Cornhill Insurance Co., Ld., Shanghai

Jensen, J. G., assist., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., Shanghai

Jensen, J. W., lights dept.,Chinese Maritime Customs, Amoy

Jensen, K. A., assist., East Asiatic Co., Tsingtao

Jensen,

Jensen, N.M. F.,

C., assistant,

architectural assist., PublicCorp.,

Socony-Vacuum WorksShanghai

dept., Shanghai

Jensen, 0. V., Great Northern. Telegraph Co,,, Ld., Shanghai

Jensen,

Jensen, R. C., Submarine Telegraph Service, ChefooShanghai

P. N., assist., Inniss & Riddle (China), Ld.,

Jensen, R. M., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., Shanghai

Jensen, S., export dept., East Asiatic Co., Ld., Bangkok

Jensen,

Jensen, S. C., assistant, Jensen Great Northern& Scandanavian

Telegraph C<>.,Trading,

Ld , Vladivostock

Jensen, S.iS.E.,J.,manager,

principal, Jensens Chemical Laboratories, Co., Shanghai

Shanghai

Jensen, S. J. F, pro., Hankow Chemical Laboratory, & Consul for Finland, Hankow

148 FOKEIGN RESIDENTS

Jenssen, A.G. W.,

Jenssen, M., assist.,

assistant,Asiatic Petroleum

British CigaretteCo.Co.,(North China), Ld., Shanghai

Ld., Shanghai

Jephcott,

Jephson, D., assist., S. J. David & Co., Shanghai Shanghai

L. G., assist, chemist, Shanghai Power Co.,

Jephson, H., assist., S. J. David & Co., Hongkong

Jephson,‘W., assist., United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Jeppensen, C., Great Northern Telegraph Co, Ld., Vladivostock

Jeppesen, E. K., Great Northern Telegraph Co.., Ld., Shanghai

Jepson, L. B., chief clerk, Robert Dollar Co., Manila

Jequiers, P. W., assist., United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Jeremiah, J. J., mang. partner, Specialities Agency Co. of Malaya, Penang

Jermiah,

Jermyn, L.J. A.J.,S.,Specialities

head master,Agency

Govt. Co., of Malaya,

English PeningPahat, Johore

School, Batu

Jernigan, P., manager, Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Peiping

Jerrard, F. H., David Co., Saigon

Jespersen, C. M., assist., Siam Cement Co., Bangkok

Jess,

Jessen,W.,E. Universal Trading Corpn.,

Y., superintendent, Tientsin Telegraph Co., Hongkong

Great Northern

Jessen,

Jessiman,Jr.A.,J., assistant,

partner, Jebsen & Co., Hongkong

Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Jesu,

Jester,A.Perry

W., assist., manager,forLauro

N., vice-consul U.S A.,Films, Shanghai

Hongkong

Jesus, A. S. de, secretary, Kelly & Walsh,

Jesus, F. G. de, secretary, Siam Electric Corporation, Ld., ShanghaiLd., Bangkok

Jesus, F. S. de, secretary, Menam Motor Boat Co., Bangkok

Jesus, F. V. de, manager, Oriental Bakery, Bangkok

Jesus, L. C. de, Oriental Bakery, Bangkok

Jesus, P., assist, mgr., Credit Bureau of Manila, Manila

Jesus, Simon- de, Provincial Cbmdr., Philippine 'Constabulary, Cebu

Jesus, V. E., secretary, Manila Railroad Co., Manila

Jeter, 1st Lt. J. R., U.S. Army Troops in China, Tientsin,

Jeu, Du, fond^ de pouvior, Banque de ITndochine, Bangkok

Jewell, F. H„

Jex, T. C., residentAsiatic

assistant, representative,

PetroleumRitchie

Co. (South& Co.,China),

Shanghai

Ld., Hongkong

Jex, S., secretary, Union Trading Co., Hongkong

Jiejin, N. V., assistant, Chinese Maritime Customs, Tsingtao ,

Jimenez, J. E., mgr., Farmacia de San Fernando, Manila

Jimeno,

Jinks, B.C.,F.,Commercial Painting

mgr., Associated & Fine Arts,

Publishers, ManilaManila

Jinlebin, P. H., sub-manager, A. Vannini, Hongkong

Jissoji, T., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Joachim, Z., book-keeper, F. A. Bartholomeusz, Ld., Singapore

Joaquim, B. J. P., advocate and solicitor, Pooley & Co., Selangor

Joass,

Joaquin,H. R.,

C., treas.,

sub-manager, Hongkong

Philippine and Shanghai

Engineering Co., Inc., Banking

Manila Corporation, Singapore

Jobard,

Jobez, A., agent,

R., French Compagnie

Municipal des Messageries

Council, Tientsin Maritimes, Singapore

Jochumsen, A., Northern Featherworks, Ld., Shanghai

Jockisch, W., burner, Green Island Cement Co., Ld., Macao

Joe, F. H., British-American Tobacco Co., Ichang

Joffe, J., assist., China Light k Power Co., Hongkong

Johannes,

Johannesen, M.C., partner,Great Johannes & Sammy, Singapore

Johannessen,V.,R.,assist.,

manager, Wallem Northern Co.,Telegraph

HongkongCo., Shanghai

Johansen, E. F., mag., Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Co., Osaka

Johansen, H.

Johansen, H. W.V., agent, East Asiatic

R., assistant, Great Co., Ld„ Tsingtao

Northern Telegraph Co., Shanghai

Johanson,

Johanson, F., partner, T. A. Ericsson & Co., &Successors,

B., managing director, Kjellbergs vice-consulLd.,forTokyo

Sweden, Bangkok

Johansson, G. A., American Asiatic Underwriters, Shanghai

Johansson,

Johansson, J. A. J., chief inspector, Municipal Revenue dept., Shanghai

Johansson, J.O.,R.,engineer,

signs perSiam

pro.,Electric

Fobes Co., Ld., Tientsin

Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 14d

John, A., Pahang consolidated Co., Pahang

John, 0., assist, master, English'School, Muar, Johore

John, G., Automotive Sales Co., Manila

John,

John, K.

R. Y., Socony-Vacuum

P., assist., Corporation,

Asiatic Petroleum Co., Kiukiang

Changsha

Johns, B. M., professor, King Edward VII Medical College, Singapore

Johns, C. A., justice, Supreme Court, Manila,

Johns, J. F., c.m.g., consul general for Great Britain, P.I. Bangkok

Johns, J. T., assist., Reuters, Ld., Shanghai

Johns, M., Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Johns, R. M., assist., Shanghai Waterworks, Shanghai

Johns, T. J., Russell & Co., J. A., Selangor

Johns, T. J. R., marine surveyor, Harbour office, Shanghai

Johns, W. C., Pahang Consolidated Co., Pahang

Johnsford, C. W., assist., Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co, Ld., Shanghai

Johnson, A., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Wuchow

Johnson,

Johnson, A.A. E.,

F., assist.,

assist., Asiatic

SingaporePetroleum Co. (North

Cold Storage China),

Co., Ld., Ld., Hankow

Singapore

Johnson, C., Johnsom Garage Co., Ld., Shanghai

Johnson, C.C. A.,

Johnson, engineer manager,

B., solicitor, Hastings &Westinghouse

Co., Hongkong Electric Co., Tokyo

Johnson, D., partner, Brockett & Co., Foochow

Johnson, E.E., Finley,

Johnson, supt., Liggett

judge, Supreme Co., Manila

Court, Manila

Johnson, E., assist., H. B. Campbell, Shanghai

Johnson, F., assist, supt. of stores, Haiho Conservancy Commission, Tientsin

Johnson, F. A., assist., Socomy-Vacuum Corpn., Yokohama

Johnson, F. C., supt., Reformatory School, Singapore

Johnson,

Johnson, F.G., G.,vice-consul

general representative, Shanghai

for Norway, Shanghai

Johnson, G. E. L., overseer, P.W.D., Hongkong

Johnson,

Johnson, G.G.H.,S.,assistant, W. Hammer

(Shanghai Gas Co.,& ’ Co.,

La.,Ld., Singapore

Shatnghai

Johnson, Comdr. H. D., dental officer, American Legation, Peiping

Johnson, H. H., assist., South British Insurance,Co., Ld., Singapore

Johnson, H. L., general manager, Federal Dispensary, Ld., Selangor

Johnson, I., Lowe, Bingham & Mathews, Hongkong

Johnson, J.,

Johnson, Capt.assist.,

I. C. Taikoo

naval attache,

Dockyardl.'. 'and

S.' Embassy, TokyoCo., Hongkong

Engineering

Johnson, K. L., chief detective inspector, Police dept., Malacca

Johnson, L., assist, mgr., Reliance Tobacco Co., Shanghai

Johnson, L.-'G., geml mgr., Eastern United Assurance Corp., Ld., Singapore

Johnson, L., overseer, P.W.D., Hongkong

Johnson, M. A., assistant, Dodwell & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Johnson, M. T., partner, Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Hongkong j

Johnson, N. E., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Manila

Johnson, Hon. Nelson T., envoy extraord. & minister plenip., American Legation, Pci pip*

Johnson, P. D., medical officer, Kinta, Perak

Johnson, P.,P. director,

Johnson, Hercules

J., sub-assist.. Lumber Go.,

Conservator Manila Haul), Pahang ■

of Forests,

Johnson, R., Dunlop Rubber Co. (S.S.), Ld., Singapore

Johnson, R., manager, W. R. Loxley

Johnson, R., partner, Johnson & Co., R.', Hongkong

Johnson, R. H. A., assist, engineer, P.W.D., Kota Tinggi, Johore

Johnson, R. M., assist, director for Orient, U.S. Shipping Board, Manila

Johnson,

Johnson', R.Rev.

R., Johns

R. R.,& Co.,

ChurchHongkong

of England Mission, Port Edward

Johnson, R. S., assist., Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong

Johnson, S., assist, godown supt., Butterfield & Swire, Shanghai

Johnson, V.,

Johnson, T., vice-pres.. RealtyRope

Johnson Pickett Investment Co., Shanghai

Co., Manila.

Johnson,

Johnson, W. R., managing director, TobaccoBank

W. D., sub-accountant, Chartered of India,

Products Australia &Shanghai

Corporation, China, Canton, ,

150 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Johnson, Y. L., sub-accountant,

Johnson-Hill, K. C., Malayan Distributors National CityLd., Rank

Manilaof New York, Manila

Johnston,

Johnston, A.Arthur L., assist., Hongkong andin Shanghai

R., representative RankingLd.,Corporation,

China, Aerostyle, Bangkok

& Manddr Bros., Ld^SJhaL

Johnston, B. C. M., mgr., Hongkong & Shanghai Bank, Manila

Johnston, C., Shanghai Dock & Engineering Co., Ld., tShanghai

Johnston, D. A., accountant, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Saigoh

Johnston, D. K., assistant, Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ld., Singapore

Johnston, G. A., assist., Municipal Revenue dept., Shanghai

Johnston, G. A., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Saigon

Johnston,

Johnston, J.J., J.,principal

Chartered BankPrison

warder, of India,

dept,Aust.

Lai and China,Kowloon

chi-kok, Tientsin

Johnston, K. D., Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., Tabowie, Chosen

Johnston, R. St. G., assistant, Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ld., Selangor

Johnston, B. C., manager, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Manila

Johnston, M., Cook & Son, Ld , Thos, Shanghai

Johnston, S. P., assist., Master, English School, Muar, Johore

Johnston,

Johnston, W. T. A.,D,assist,

assist,British-American

Shanghai Dock and Tobacco Co. (China),

Engineering Co, Ld,

Ld, Shanghai

Shanghai

Johnston, W. M, chief time-keeper, Hongkong & Whampoa

Johnstone A. C, representative, Morris Cars, Dodwell & Co, Hongkong Dock Co, Hongkong

Johnstone, G, assist, McAlister & Co, Ld, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Johnstone, G. Gordon, Manners & Co, Ld, Hongkong

Johnstone, J, inspector, Public Works dept, Shanghai

Johnstone, J, supt. Union Waterboat Co, Ld, Hongkong

Johnstone,

Johnstone, K. R, W, ChinaandElectric

import shippingCo,dept,

Shanghai

Sime, Darby & Co, Ld, Singapore

Johnstone, T, marine supt, Butterfield & Swire, Shanghai

Johnstone, W. C, clerical assist. Public Works dept, Shanghai

Johunkia, S, Oliveira & Sons, Shanghai

Joice, J, Russell & Co, J. A, iSelangor

Joiner, W. B, electrical engr, Malayan Collieries, Ld, Selangor

Jolles, G. P, assist, American Trading Co, Kobe

Jollye H. P, general manager, Manila Electric Co, Manila

Jolly,

Joly, C.J. H.K, B,assist, Butterfield

Chinese Maritime& Swire,

Customs,Shanghai

Harbin

Joly,

Joly, G,

M. civil

Denis,engineer, Brossard

interprete, FrenchMopin Etablissements,

Legation, Tokyo Singapore

Jonas, F. M, director, Nickel & Lyons, Kobe

Jonckheer, W. A, agent, Ned. Ind. Handelsbank, Semarang

Jonech, Williot Trading Co, Hongkong

Jonery,

Jones, A,J,chiefprincipal, Cie. desTexas

accountant, Chem.Co,deShanghai

Fer de ITndochine et dti Yunnan, Mengtsz

Jones, A. E, assist, general manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co, Ld, Shangha

Jones,

Jones, A.A. E.G,T,assist,

director, Mansfield

Shanghai & Co,Shanghai

Gas Co, Ld„ Singapore

Jones,

Jones, A.B. E,

R, assist.

assist. Smith,

EasternBellSmelting

& Co, Co,

Ld, Ld, Selangor

Manila

Jones, B. T, Burke & Baker, Osaka

Jones, C. H. S, assist, editor, The Malaya Tribune, Singapore

Jones,

Jones, D,C. W, assist,k Asiatic

Arnhold Co, Ld,Petroleum

Tientsin Co. (South China), Ld, Manila

Jones, E, assistant, Butterfield k Swire, Hongkong

Jones,

Jones, E.E. G,

H, assist,

chairman,Asiatic

ChinaPetroleum

Soap Co,Co.Ld,(North China), Ld, Hankow

Shanghai

Jones, E. L, assist, surveyor, Harbour dept, Hongkong

Jones,

Jones, E.E. T,

L. Brooke, up-country staff, Tobacco

assist, British-American Anglo-Siam Co,Corporation,

Shanghai Ld, Bangkok

Jones,

Jones, Dr.

F. A,F,partner,

AmericanJ. Klemantaski,

Church Mission, Osaka

Harbin

Jones, F. G, mgr, Electric Service Corporation, Perak

Jones,

Jones, F.F. K,L, charge

manager engineer, ElectricalMalay

and secretary, SupplyMail,

dept,Selangor

Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 151

Jones, Francis P., University of Nanking, Nanking

.Tones, F. R., manager, Reuters, LcL, Singapore

Jones,

Jones, G.G. H.,

F., assist.,

clericalNickel

assist.,& Municipal

Lyons, Ld,,Health

Kobe dept., Shanghai

Jones, Glynn, Huttenbach, .Lazarus & Sons, Teluk Anson, Perak

Jones, H. E., clerical assistant, Public Works dept., Shanghai

Jones, H. I., managing owner, Irving Jones & Go., Singapore

Jones, H. P. B., chief engineer, Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ld., Yokohama

Jones,

Jones, H.H.S.,V.,assist., Hongkong

man,g. dir. & Electric

chairman,Co., Watts

Ld., Hongkong

& •Go., Ld.j Singapore

Jones, H. V., Smith Bell & Co., Ld., Manila

Jones, J., assist., A. S. Watson & Co., Ld., Canton

Jones, J., assistant, British Cigarette Co., Ld., Mukden

Jones, J., manager, Connell Bros. Co., Hongkong

Jones,

Jones, J.J. D.,

C., assist., Socony-Yacuum

boat officer, Corporation,

Chinese Maritime Manila

Custonis, Shanghai

Jones, J. E., assist, shift charge engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Jones, J. Edgar., solicitor, Cowdy & Jones, Perak

Jones, J. F., assistant, Shanghai Powm Co., Shanghai

Jones, J.J. Mowbray,

Jones, H., wharf manager, Borneo &Wharf,

assist., Hannibal Bangkok

Co., Canton

Jones, J. N., wharf manager, Borneo & ( o.', Ld.. Bangkok

Jones, J. P., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Jones,

Jones, J.J. R., secretary,manager,

S., business MunicipalPelting

Council,

and Shanghai

Tientsin Times, Tientsin

Jones, Rev. Lewis, China Inland Mission, Hankow

Jones, L. C., assist., iSocany-Yacuum Corporation, Mukden

Jones, L. H. W., acct., Millington, Ld., Shanghai

Jones, L. J., sub-officer, Fire Brigade, Shanghai

Jones, P. G., assist, judge, iSuprem© Ciurti for China, Shanghai

Jones,

Jones, P. G.,

H., consul forCameron

Great Britain and

Ld.,Denmark,

Kobe Amoy

Jones, P.P. W., director,

assist., Mackenzie && Co.,

Co., Tientsin

Jones, R. A., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Tientsin

Jones, R. C. I., assistant, A. C. Harper & Co., Ld., Selangor

Jones, R. G. Edwards, assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ld., Wuchow

Jones,

Jones, R.R. W.,

H., assist,

engr., electrical

Electrical engineer, Electrical dept., Selangor, F.M.S.

dept., Selangor

Jones, S. R., overseer, P.W.D., Hongkong

Jones, S. R., inspector, Mines dept., F.M.S.

Jones, S. W., acting Legal Adviser to the Government, Johore

Jones,

Jones, S.T. W., warder,British

B., assist., ConvictCigarette

Establisment, Perak

Co., Mukden

Jones, T. C. D., assist., Singapore Free Press, Singapore

Jones,

Jones, T.V. S., assist.,assist.,

Arnold, DollarArnhold

Steamship& Co.,Line,

Ld.,Singapore

Shanghai

Jones, W., agent, Robert Dollar Co., Manila

Jones, W. A. O., solicitor and advocate, Sisson & Delay, Singapore

Jones,

Jones, W.W. C.E.,V.,Advertising

assist., British& Cigarette,

Publicity Co,, Ld., Shanghai

Bureau, Plongkong

Jones, W. E. F., assist., aviation dept., Arnhold & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Jones,

Jones, Dr. W. P.,

Wm. S., freighthealth officer, Johore Bahru, Johore

JonesAYilliams, G. S. agent,

Far East Robert DollarCo.,

Aviation Co., Fukien

Manila

Jong, A. H. de, assist., Van Nie & Co., Medin

Jong, H. B. de, assist., Holland China Tradng Co., Shanghai

Jong,

Jong. M.

R. deE. Josselin

A. L. de,de,Royal Netherlands

assist., Indian Airways,

Java-China-Japan Batavia

Lijn, Hongkong

Jongh, J. G. J. de, assist, agent, Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappy, Penang

Jongh, J. I., civil engr., Fermoot Cuypers, N.V., Batavia

Jongh, P. de, assist., Van Nie & Co„ Medan

Jonker, J., mgr., Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappij, Padang

Jonn, E., managing director, Gadelius & Co., Ld., Osaka

152 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Jonsen, A., assist., store dept., Siam Electric Corpn., Ld., Bangkok

Jonsson, A., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Joost,

Jopp, K.G.,M.,Siemssen & Co., Mukden

chief accountant, United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Joquico, R, V., R.. C. A. Victor Co. of China, Shanghai

Jordan, A. L. F., assistant, Socony-Vacuum

Jordan, E., manager, Japan Import and Export Corpn., YokohamaCo., Yokohama

Commission

Jordan, J. F., assistant, Socony-Vacuum Corpn., Yokohama

Jordan, J. H., commissioner, health dept., Municipal Council, Shanghai

Jordan,

Jordan, K.R.,E.,assistant,

acting commissioner,

Teikoku SansoChinese Maritime Customs, Hoihow

K. K., Kobe

Jordan, R. B., vice-consul, American Consulate,

Jordan, R. M., printer, Municipal Police dept., Shanghai Hankow

Jordy, I. R., assist., Slevogt & Co., Shanghai

Jorge,

Jorge, A.Dr.P.,A.barrister-at-law,

P., mgr., FarmaciaMacao Moderna, Macao

Jorge, E. H., accountant, Asiatic Trading Corporation, Ld., Shanghai

Jorge, G., assist, Compagnie

Jorge, I. P.,A.,barrister-at-law, Optorg,

Macao Shanghai

Jorgensen, acting Consul for Denmark and mgr., East Asiatic Co., Harbin

Jorgensen, A., partner, Wassard & Co., Vladivostock

Jorgensen, B., assist., Socony-Vacuum Corpn., Shanghai

Jorgensen, B. E., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., Shanghai

Jorgensen, E. L., Malayan Collieries, Ld., Selangor

Jorgensen, K., general assist., Malayan Collieries, Ld., Srlangor

Jorgensen, N. Chr., Danish Consulate and Loup ct Young, Tientsin

Jorgensen,

Jory, R. S., overseer,

H., engineer, Whangpoo

Paulsen Gibb, Conservancy Board, Shanghai

& Bayes-Davy,

Josceyne, R. A., assistant, LivingstonShanghai

& Co., Shanghai

Jose de la Puente, manager, Camera Supply Co., Manila

Jose, M., mgr., Jose Angel, Manila

Joseteir, Th. de Jong, secretary, Netherlands Lega&ioa, Peiping

Joseph,

Joseph, A.,

A. S.,veterinary

Sanitaryinspr., Veterinary

inspector, Sepang,dept., Penang

Selangor

Joseph, B. B., assistant, Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Shanghai

Joseph-Bernard,

Joseph, C. I., assist, master, English College, Franco-Chinoise,

Fr., professeur, Ecole Municipale J chore Bahru, Shanghai

Jchore

Joseph, E., partner, Joseph

Joseph, Ellis, Joseph Bros., Shanghai Bros., Shanghai

Joseph, E. T., veterinary inspector, Veterinary dept., Singapore

Joseph,

Joseph, F.H. A.,B., exchange broker, &Hongkong

assist., Macphail Co., Ld., Singapore

Joseph, 11. B., secretary and manager, Office Appliance Co., Shangha

Joseph, J., Hindu Shantung Trading Co., C'hefoo

Joseph,

Joseph, J.J. assistant,

D., assist,E. D. SassoonGviverinmeiit

master, & Co., Ld., Shanghai

English School, Muar, Johore

Joseph, J. E., exchange broker, Hongkong

Joseph, K. G., The China Engineers, Ld . 'Shanghai

Joseph, K. T., assistant master, High School, Malacca

Joseph, L., Thomas,

Joseph, clerk, Marine

Pavittdept.,

& Co.,Singapore

Shanghai

Joseph, P. C., assistant master, English School, Muar, Johore

Joseph, B,., assist., E. D. Sassoon & Medical

Joseph, P. J., assist, surgeon, dept., Johore

Co., Shanghai

Joseph, R. M, merchant, Shanghai

Joseph, S. H., assistant, E. D. Sassoon & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Joseph,

Josselyn,S Paul

M., overseer,

R., consulGovt. GardensStates

for United and Plantations; Perak

of America, Shanghai

Jottrand, M. E., L’Union Fire Insurance

Jourdan, R„ assistant, Olivier Chine, Shanghai Co., Hankow

Jousique,

Jousseaume,J., Society des

du Ciments PortlandduArtificiels de Undo-chine, Haiphong

Justesen, M. P., L , chef

manager, service, service

Anglo-Danish Parcs, French

Shipping Municipality,

Co., Shanghai Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 153

Jouvelet, J., acting deputy commissioner, Post Office, Hangchow

Jovenet, C., overseer, Brossard Mopin Etablissements, Singapore

Jowe, Rev. F. K., field secretary, American Bible Society, Peiping

Jowett, H., manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Peiping

Joy, E. A., accountant, Medical department, Singapore

Joya, M. H. de, Araneta, De Joya, ZaragOza & Araneta, Manila

Joyner,

Joynson,C.H.N.,W.,assist, engineer,manager,

up-eountry British Louis

Municipal Council, Tientsin

T. Leonowens, Bangkok

Joynt, H. R., Commissioner of Lands and

Juan, Rufo, vice-president, Malayan Lumber Incorp., Mines, Johore

Manila

Juaregui, J., manager, Auditorium Hai Alai, Shanghai

Jucker, F., assistant, Sulzer Bros., Kobe

Judd, A. F., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Manila

Judd,

Judd, E.E. L.,

G., acting

representative, Jaeger Co.,Imperial

district manager, ShanghaiChemical Industries, Ld., Dairen

Judd, Dr. E.,

Juergens, W. assistant,

H., American Board &Mission,

Carlowitz Foochow

Co., Shanghai

Juergans, H., Claude Neon Ligh'ts, Shanghai

Juge, J. M. E., Ban'que de (L’Indo-Chi 1ne, Hankow

Jules-Alfred, Fr., Franco-Ohinese

Julian, A., officer-in-charge, HarbourMunicipa School, Shanghai

dept, gu npowder depot (Green Island), Hongkong

Julian, C. A., manager, R. C. A. Victor Co. of China, Shanghai

Julien, Societe Fran9aise des Couleurs et Peintures Metalliques, Lam Gio, Tonkin

Julien,

Julien, J.B.,D.,pharmacist, Pharmacie Generale,

assistant, Socony-Vacuum Shanghai

Corpn., Yokohama

Julliote, Rev. P., Roman Catholic Mission,

Julyan, P., clerk, Public Works department, Hongkong Hoihow

!

Jumabhoy,

Jumeaux, E.M.,L. proprietor, M. Jumabhoy

S., assist, medical & Co. , Singapore

officer, District Hospital, Krian, Perak

Jung, A., Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc., Manila

Jung, K., assist., Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Jungclaus,G.L.,A.,Menzi

Jungers, & Co., Inc.,

proprietor, VictorManila

Selling Agency, Kobe

Junginger, Ch., assist., Carlowitz & Co., Hankow

Jungmann, E. N., manager, Aug. Michels, Tsinan

June, J. K. F., Hongkong & Kowloon, Wharf & Godown Co., Ld., Hongkong

Jungs,

Juniper,M.W.,H,manager,

Kailan Mining Adminstration,

McAlister Tientsin

& Co., Ld., Singapore

Jupp, J. E., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Shanghai

Jur, Dr. E. E., consul, German Legation, Bangkok

Jurany, O., assist., Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie, Shanghai

Jurgenssen, A. J., secretary, Inniss & Riddle (China), Ld., Shanghai

Jushua, V. L., chief clerk, P. W. D., Muar, Johore

Jusserand,

Juster, A. W.,H., travelling

director, Banque Franco-Chinoise,

representative, Retsuj & Hanoi

Co., Hongkong

Justesen, M. L., manager, Anglo-Danish Shipping Co., Shanghai

Justesen, N., assist, supt., Great Northern Telegraph Co. Nagasaki

Juvet, A., Hirsbrunner & Co.,

Juvet, J., Hirsbrunner & Co., Shanghai Shanghai

Juyco.,

Kabelitz,F.,T.,president, Juyco Cigarette

assist., British Venilla & Co.,

Co., Ld.,

Manila Shanghai

Kabuliansky, A. A., accountant, Gershevich Bros., Tientsin

Kadoorie, Sir E. S., k.b.e., financier, Kadoorie & Sons, Shanghai

Kadoorie,

Kadoorie, L.,H., Sir

Sir Elly

Elly Kadoorie

Kadoorie && Sons,

Sons, Ld., Shanghai

Shanghai

Kahlweit, K., manager, Siemssen & Co, Ld., Hankow

Kahn, A., Comptoir Orient Export, Kobe

Kahn,

Kahn, G.G., K.,

LouisKhan & Co., Kobe

Jedeikin, Kobe

Kahn, L., vice-president, Baguio Improvement

Kahn, M., secretary treasurer,

Kahn, P. R., Cashier, Banque Franco Levy Hermanos, Inc., Manila

Chinoise, Hongkong

Kailey, W., assist., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Hongkong

154 EO-KEIGN KES1DENTS

Kaimaz, H., junior partner,; aSlianghai Supply Co., Shanghai

Kains,

Kaisin, B.Dr.C.,C.,Baltic

medicalAsiatic CommericalMining

officer,.Kailan Co., Ld., Kobe

Adminstration, Chingwantao

Kaka, B. P., assist., Patell & Co, Shanghai

Kalaw, T. M., director, Natio "al Library, Manila

Kalbfus, H., Kodak Philippines, Manila

Kale, V. R., veterinary inspector. Veterinary dept., Singapore

Kamam,

Kamburov,H. V.J., V.,

assist., Hirsbrunner

manager, Skoda Works. & Co., Shanghai

Harbin

Kamiya,

Kan, H. J. E. Peelen, mgr., Whery &■Telephones,

M., sales manager. Automatic Co.,' Padang;Ld. of Japan, Tokyo

Kanaga, 1st Lieut. Clarence J., U.S. Army, language officer, U.S. Legation, Peiping

Kanagalingam,

Kandiah, A. V., S.,assist,

assist,auditor,

medicalAuditofficer,dept.,

SocialKelanlan

Hygiene Branch, medical dept., Singapore

Kane, A., chief storekeeper, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Kane, A. J., assistant, Lowe, Bingham &

Kane, P., assist, master, Thomas Hanbury School, ShanghaiMatthews, Shanghai

Kaneko, R., assist, consul for

Kani, S., Chinese Maritime Customs, Harbin Sweden, Yokohama

Kanis,

Kann, E.,M., exchange

managingbroker,dir., Singapore

ShanghaiFertilizer & Chemical Works, Ld., Singapore

Kansler, E. J., assist., Manchurian Co., Ld., Harbin

Kanter, C.M.,H.,manager,

Kantzler, chancellor,FarGermanEasternConsulate,

Import & Canton

Export (absent)

Co., Shanghai

Kapelle, Dr. A., assist., Waibel &

Kapoostin, B., Twyford Engineering Co.; TientsinCo., Shanghai

Kappelhoff, H., manager,

Kapper, S., assist., Kunst Scherings, Ld., Shanghai

& Albers, Shanghai

Kaptzan, M. E., assist, China Fur Trading Co., Ld., Tientsin

Karagrigoris,

Karamsin, S., B.assist.,

S., manager,

Asiatic Petri Vassosileum,

& Co.,

Co.,Shanghai

Harbin

Kardel, A., engineer, Straits Java Trading Co., N.V., Singapore

Karl, E., operator, Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Ld., Penang

Karl, E., proprietor, Karl & Co., Manila

Karlson,A.,E.,Comptoir

Karm, Swedish-Chinese

Orient Export, ExportKobe& Import Co.r Shanghai

iKarsten, J. W., General Machinery Co., Inc., Manila

Kasai, Y., assistant, Canadian National Railways, Yokohama

Kasarnovsky,

Kasarnovsky, L., M., proprietor,

proprietor, Societe

Societe Carmel

Carmel Oriental,

Oriental, Shanghai

Shanghai

Kassel,

Kassianoffi I. A., partner and manager, I. I. Tschurin Milk

J., director, Nestle

Saigon

Kassianoff, N. A., partner and general manager, I. I. Tschurin & Co., Harbin

Kassianoff, V. A., partner and manager, I.

Kastman, N. K., director, J. Manners & Co., Ld.. Hongkong I. Tschurin & Co., Harbin

Kat, W. H., assist., Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij, Shanghai

Katem, N., senior partner, Shanghai Supply Co., Shanghai

Kato, N., assist, managing director, General Motors (Japan), Ld., Osaka

Kattwinkel,

Katz, M., proprietor,

J. B., Commercial ExpressChina& Clock

StorageCo.,Co.,Shanghai

Shanghai

Katz, M., Abraham, Katz & Co., Shanghai

Katz, M., supt., Claude Neon Lights, Shanghai

Katz, W., assistant, Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Shanghai

Kauffman, V. E., secretary, Portuguese Consulate, Harbin

Kauffmann, Reuter Brockelmann & Co , Shanghai

Kauffman n, E. C. von, vice-pres., Figueras Hermanos, Manila

Kaufmann,

Kaufmann, A., salesman,

J., Menzi & Co.,Rosenstock

Inc., Manila& Co, Manila

Kaufman, D. E., minister, U. S. Legation, Bangkok

Kautzsch, Dr. Martin, Deutsch-Chinesisches Krankenhaus, Tsinan

(Kavanagh, A., China iSoap Co., Ld., Shanghai

Kavarana, H. S., merchant, Canton

Kawe, G., manager, Go Colay & Co., Manila

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 155'

-Kay, A. D., assist., Glen Line Eastern agencies,, Shanghai

Kay, A. T., Smith, Bell & Co., Iloilo

Kay, G., Surveyor, American Bureau of Shipping, Manila

Kay, H. F., manager, Robert Dollar Co., Hankow

Kay, K.

Kay, J. L.,E. assistant,

H., assist.,Dodwell

Gadong &estate,

Co., Shanghai

Island Trading Co., Brunei

Kay, R., assist., master, Ellis Kadoorie Public School, Shanghai

Kay, W.

Kay, W., W.,

headmaster, Ellis Kadoorie

supt., Municipal Chinese

Police dept., School, Hongkong

Shanghai

Kaye, A. W., Imperial Chemical Industries, Swat'Edward

Kay-Mouat, J. R., professor of physiology, King ow VII Medical College, Singapore

Kayser, A., assistant, Ahrens & Co., Nachf. H., Kobe

Kazanjian, D., manager, Hayes Engineering Corporation, Tientsin

Kcomt, C. E., chancellor, Chilean Consulate, ■ Hongkong

Keane,

Keane, M.,H. A.,Chinese

Chinese MaritimeCustoms,

Maritime Customs,Tientsin

Shanghai

Kearney, A., manager, Manila Electric Co., Manila

Kearney, Geo. P., secretary, Philippine Acetylene Co., Manila

Kearney, J. F., agent, Assurance Franco-Asiatique, Tsinan

Kearney,

Kearney, N.J. F.,A., manager, International

assist., Asiatic PetroleumSavings Society,

Co., Ld., HankowTsinan

Kearns, J., assistant, Aquarius Co., Shanghai

Kearton,

Keat, L. C.,W.assist.,

A., manager, Patons & Baldwins,

F. A. Bartholomeusz, Ld., Shanghai

Ld., Singapore

Keates, W. J., sub-editor, Hongkong Telegraph, Hongkong

Keating, P. J., deputy commissioner, Post Office, Western Szechuan District, Chengtu

Keats,

Keay, G.W.H.O.,C.,assistant, Asiatic& Co..

assist., Botly Petroleum

Perak Co., Shanghai

Keays, H A., Union Realty & Investment Coi, Shanghai

Kedroos, A. T., assist., China Fur Trading Co., Ed., > Tientsin

Keecht, F., manager, Swiss Oriental Commercial Co., Manila.

Keefe, F. G., district manager, Texas Co. (China), (Ld., The, T sing too

Keefe, J., Nanking-Shanghai Railway, Shanghai

Keefe,

Keefe, J. H., assistant, CustomRailway, House, Cebu

Keeler,P.,C. Nanking-Shanghai

R., General Motors (Japan), ShanghaiLd., Osaka

Keeley,

Keen, A.B.E.,J.,manager,

managerA.(Taikoktsui),

S. Watson & Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ld., Hongkong j

Co., Tientsin,

Keen, H. L., signs per pro., Boyd & Co., Taipeh, Formosa

Keen,

Keen, R.R. D.,

0., overseer, P.W.D.,

assist, master, Hongkong

Thomas Hanbury Junior School for Boys, Shanghai

Keenahan, M. B., assistant, Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Bangkok

Keenan, S., assist., Texas & Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Keene, J. H., Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., Tabowie, Chosen

Keen ley side, Dr. H. L., 1st secretary, Canadiaii Legation, Tokyo

Keer, J. H., general manager, Planters’ Stores and Agency Co,, Ld., Selangor

Kees, H. P., Powell, Ld. Wm., Hongkong

Keet,

Keet, D. G. J.,K.Asiatic

Major PetroleumMonopolies

G., Government Co., Ld., Tientsin

dept., Penang

Kehrmann, H. R., signs per pro., Melchers >fc Co.. Tsingtao

Keijola, Hannes, plywood merchant, Slanghai

Keil, E., engineer, H. Fittkau, Shanghai

Keilich,E.,D.,assist.,

Kein, gaoler,Doitsu

GradeSenyro

I, Convict

GohaeiEstablishment,

Kaisha, Kobe Taiping, Perak

Keining, F., Carlowitz k Co., Mukden

Keir, A., inspector of schools, Education dept,, Perak.

Keir, F., engineer, Public Works dept., Jasin, Malacca

Kejss, A., sub-officer, Fire Brigade, Shanghai

Keith, Allan, secretary, Green Island Cement Uo., Hongkong

Keith,

Keith, D.,

H. G.,supt., Hongkongof and

conservator Whampoa

Forests, DockB.Co.,N. Ld.,

Sandukan. Hongkong

Borneo

Kekwick, H. A., assist. Sworn Measurer, Hongkong

Kelen, E., manager, Molnar & Greiner, Shanghai

156 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Kelhofer,D.,Rev.

Kelich, E., American

gaoler, BaptistEstablishment,

Grade I, Convict Foreign MissionTaiping,

Society,rerak

Shanghai

Kella, A. C., berthing officer, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Kellagher, G. B., legal adviser, High Court, Alor Star, Kedah

Kelleher, J. M., South China Morning Post, Ld., Hongkong

Keller, A. O., Nichizui Trading Co., Ld., Tokyo

Keller, directeur, Banque De ITndochine, Cantho, Saigon

Keller, Ed., manager, Ed. A. Keller & Co., Ld., Manila

Kelling, C., president & manager, C. Kelling Inc., Manila

Keller, E., assist., Philippine Match Co., Ld., Manila

Keller, Ed., manager, Ed. A. Keller & Co., Manila

Keller, Rev. F. A., Hunan Bible Institute, Changsha

Keller,

Keller, H.,H.Societe IndochinoiseKeller,

A., president, d’Importation,

Kern A SaigonCo., Ld., Manila

Keller, O., Liebermann, Waelchli & Co., Kobe

Kelliher,

Kellner, H., assist., G. C. Burgess & Co., Ld., Shanghai F.M.S. and S.S.

S. G. G., meteorological officer, Survey dept.,

Kellog, Rev. E. D., American Board Mission, Foochow

Kelly, A. B., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Singapore

Kelly,

Kelly, A.E. F.,

J., branch

Lingnanmanager, El Oriente

University, CantonFabrica de Tabacos, Inc., Shanghai

Kelly, G., Assistant, Canadian Pacific Rail way Co., Hongkong

Kelly,

Kelly, R. Y. (Gubat), Smith, Bell & Co.,Muar,

R. P., assist, engineer, P.W.D., Ld., J-oliore

Manila

Kelly, R. W. C., lecturer, King Edward

Kelly, S. N., assist, water engineer, Municipal VII Medical

Water College, Singapore

dept., Singapore

Kelly, T. C., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Tientsin

Kelly, U. J., assist., Caldbeck, MacGregor & Co,, Ld., Shanghai

Kelly, V., deputy gas engineer, Municipality, Singapore

Kelly,

Kelman,W.A.H.,J.,assist, supt.,Malayan

director, of Police, SarawakLd., Selangor

Collieries,

Kelsey, N. F., director, Eastern Engineering- Works, Tientsin

Kelvin-Stark, D., third assist. Colonial Secretary, Hongkong

Kemball, A. V., Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Kemble, T. P. K., solicitor, Wilkinson & Grist, Hongkong

Kemley, S. D., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Kemmer,F. M.,

Kemlo, J., assistant, Harrisons,

manager, Neuss Barker

Hesslein & Co.,Manila

Corpn., Ld., Singapore

Kemp, A. E., manager, Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ld., Seoul

Kemp, C. S.,assist..

Kemp, D., inspector, Shanghai

Carlowitz & Co.,Waterworks

Shanghai Co., Ld., Shanghai

Kemp, Hon. Sir Joseph IL, c.b.e., k.c., chief justice, Supreme Court, Hongkong

Kemp, J. A., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Kemp, R. A.,

Kemp, S., boatb.sc., Boone

officer, School,Maritime

Chinese HankowCustoms, Chinkiang

Kemp, T F. H., assist, commr. of Pohce, Perak

Kempe,

Kemper, J. E., chairman, Sanitary Board, Perak

Kemper, A.,C.,assist.,

YukonReuter,

GoldBrockelmann

Co., Selangor & Co., Shanghai

Kempf, J., assist, gen. mgr., Neuss,

Kempton, J., electrician, Hongkong and AVhampoaHesslein Corp., Manila

Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Kemsley, A. S., assistant, British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Kenake,

Kench, O.L.C.,F.,assistant,

assist, clerk, U.S.A. Court Tobacco

British-American for China,Co,,Shanghai

Shanghai

Kendall, C., stores mgr., Malayan Motors, Ld., Singapore

Kendall,

Kendall, H.,F. G. L,

assist.,acting postal commissioner,

Town PlanningAmerican Post

superintendent, Office, Tsinan

Kendall, H. C., engineer-manager, TradingSelangor

Co. of Japan, Ld., Tokyo-

Kendall, R. G., States Steamship Agency, Manila

Kenderdine, J. E., director; Blundell & Co., Osaka

Kendrew,

Kengelbacher, J. A.F.,E.,assist.,

assist.,China

Jardine, Matheson

Export Import& and

Co., Bank

Ld., Shanghai

Co., Ld., Hongkong

Kenion, Hon- Mr. Arthur N., partner, Maxwell & Kenion, Perak

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 167

Kennard, E. A., assistant, Jdpan Chronicle, Kobe

Kennard, J. A., overseer, Public Works dept., Hongkong

Kennedy, Capt. E. R., Municipal Police dept., Shanghai

Kennedy, G. J., assist, gen. mgr, Philippine Railway Co', Iloilo

Kennedy, H. J., assist., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Haiphong

Kennedy, J., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Kennedy, J., Central Cotabato, Inc., Manila

Kennedy, L.,

Kennedy, meter

L. D., supt.inspector,

of TradeShanghai

and Customs, Power1stCo.,Division,

ShanghaiSarawak

Kennedy, Capt. M. D., Reuter’s, Ld., Tokyo

Kennedy, N. M., assist- acct., Govt. Monopolies dept., Singapore

Kennedy, R., mgr.. Mercantile Bank of India, Ld., The, Singapore

Kennedy, R. C., assistant, Robinson Piano Co., Ld., Shanghai

Kennedy, W. C., Raub Australian Gold Mining Co., Pahang

Kennett,

Kent, A. S.,H. director,

S., assistant, Butterfield & Tobacco

British-American Swire, Shanghai

Co., Ld., Shanghai

Kent, Capt. H. T., U. S. Army Troops China, Tientsin

Kent,

Kent, H. T. M., principal, Technical School, Kuala Municipality,

E., assist, district engineer, electricity dept., Lumpur Singapore

Kent, H. W., signs per pro., Butterfield & Swire, Yokohama

Kent, J. L., propr. and editor, Chopsticks, Hongkong

Kent, L. H., Kent & Mounsey, Tientsin

Kent, P. H.,A. Kent

Kentwell, & Mounsey,

J., manager, G. R.Tientsin

Gregg & Co., Ld., Kobe

Kent-well, IL, K., Barrister-at-law, Canton.

Kenyon, J. S., assist., Patons & Baldwins, Ld., Shanghai

Kenyon,D.W.J.,J.,Installation

Keogh, assistant, Sun Life Assurance

manager, Co., Shanghai

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ld., Canton

Keogh-Scott, P. G., Shanghai Gas Co., Ld., Shanghai

Keown, R. M., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Keppler, J. A., signs per pro., Biedermann & Co., Hanoi

Ker, W. G.M. H.,

Kerbey, Innes, assist.,

assist., Harper, &GilSwire,

Butterfield fill an &Tsingtao

Co., Kuala Lumpur

Kerckhoff, H., sub-acct., Batnque Beige pour L’E-trange, Tientsin

Kerley, V. G., assist., Hongkong Electric Co., Ld., Hongkong

CEerlim, J. F., National Carbon Co., Inc., 'Shanghai

Kermani, F. R., assist., R. S. Kermani & Co., Shanghai

Kermani, R.D S.,

Kermode, W.,manager,

vice-consul R. for

S. Kermani & Co., Yokohama

Great Britain, Shanghai

Kermode, E., Advertising & Publicity Bureau, Ld., The, Hongkong

Kern, Ernest, resident manager, Keller, Kern & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Kern, J.,H.,partner,

Kerner, lilies &A.Co.,

KernTokyo

& Co., Yokohama

Ker, William, harbour-master and supervisor of Customs, Kelantan

Kerr,

Kerr, A., clerk-of-works,

A. M., assist., New Shanghai

EngineeringWaterworks

& ShipbuildingCo., Ld.,

Co.,Shanghai

Shanghai

Kerr, D. M., agent, States Steamship Co., Yokohama

Kerr, I. W., assistant, Warner, Barnes & Co.,

Kerr, James, assist, manager, Meklong Railway Col, Bangkok Ld , Manila

Kerr, W. J., supt. of Parks, Municipal!tv, Shanghai

Kerridge, A.T., E.,Municipal

Kerrigan, engineer,Police

Eastern

dept.,Engineering

Shanghai Works, Ld., Tientsin

Kerrison, E. C., inspector,

Kershaw, A.L., E.,headmaster, Sanitary

assist, warden, dept.,

dept.,Hongkong

Kershaw, Nieh Mines

Chih Kuei Perak School for Chinese, Shanghai

Public

Kershaw, W., Loxley & Co., Hongkong

Kershner J., proprietor, Quiason & Co., Manila

Kervel, W. J. A. M., accountant, Nederlandsch-Indische Handels Bank, Sumatra

Kesselring, Rev., R., United Episcopal Mission, Ipoh, Perak

Kessler, A, Swiss Oriental Commercial Co., Manila

Kessler, A., Societe M. Battegay & Cie.,- Tientsin

Kestner, Albert, manager, A. G. Bamag-Meguin, Tokyo

Keswick, J. H., assist., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Hongkong

158 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

EeswicK W. J., Jardine, Math 'so'n; CdT, Ld., Shanghai

Ketcham, J. B., Consul for America, Taihoku, Formosa

Ketel, B. H. van, manager, Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, Kobe

Ketjen, E., manager, Luneta Motor Co., Manila

Kett, H. G., Parochial Church Council, St. Andrew’s Cathedral, Singapore

Kew, A. E., manager, Rudolf, Wolff & Kew, Ld., Hongkong

Kew, A. J., assist., Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Kew, C., assist., American Express Go., Inc,, Hongkong

Kew, C. H. W., managing director, Rudolf, Wolff & Kew, Ld., Hongkong

Kew, E. C., assist., British-American Tobacco «Co> (China), Ld., Shanghai

Kew, Dr.

Kew, Dr. I.F. W.,

H., dentist,

dentist, Hongkong

Hongkong

Key, J., Inspector of wireless, Public Works department, Hongkong

Key, M. F., secretary, General Chamber of Commerce, Hongkong

Key,

Key, S.W.D.,J. S.,

manager, British Borneo

worksTimber Co., Sandakan,

HongkongB. N. Borneo

Keynes, S. C., engineer,

signs per Public

pro., Borneo department,

Co., Ld., Bangkok

Keys,

Keyser,P. P.H.,D.,partner,

inspectorKeysof works,

P.W.D., Singapore

Hongkong

Keyserling, H. P., Swedish-Chinese Export & Import Co., Ld., Shanghai

Keyt, W. A., clerk-of-works, Public Works dept., Johore

Keyworth,

Kezin, A. G.,N. Chinese

W., Ward,Maritime

Ld., Thos., Shanghai

Customs, Harbin

Kibble,

Kidby, E.

E. D.,

P. state

B., engineer,

Jardine P.W.D.,

Matheson & Pahang

Co., Swatow

Kidd, A., assist., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ld., Hongkong

Kidd, D., Pahang Consolidated Co., Pahang,

Kidd,

Kidd, J.G. T.,M.,manager,

supt., Prisons

NationalDepartment

City Bankandof assist, adviserDairen

New York, & 1st Magistrate, Johore

Kidd, L. G. Murray,

Kiderlen,A.,F.,attorney, assist.,

Rud Ratjen, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Kiefer, R. F.TokyoGoessele, Singapore

Iviela, J., signs per pro., Hooglandt & Co., Singapore

Kienhuize,

Kieren, Capt.J. J.,F. manager,

S., u.s.M.c.,Kienhuize

American

Co., Shanghai

Peiping

Kiessling, A., proprietor, Kiessling & Bader, Tientsin

Kihn, E., Chinese Maritime Customs, Harbin

Kikoin, A. Z., assist., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Kilbee, D. K., assist, marine supt., Indo-China Steam Navigation Co.,Ld., Hongkong

Kilbee, L. D., Mustard & Co., Ltd.. Hongkong

Kilby, D. F., assist., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Hongkong

Kiles, G., D.,

Kildoyle,

Kilmister, Chase Toyo Babcock

W. N. Bank,

Kabushiki Kaisha, Yokohama

The engineering

F., assist., Shanghai dept., Wm. Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Ld., Selangor

Kilner,

Kiloh, I.W.C.,J.,inspector,

assistant, Payne

Municipal DavisPolice,

& Co.,Shanghai

Selangor, Perak

Kilpatrick, T. M., accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Bangkok

Kimball, A. F., International Savings

Kimber, A. R., Chinese Maritime Customs, Swatow Society, Shanghai

Kimberley, W. H. H., assist, tidesurveyor,

Kimmins, J. L., managing director, Pilkington Bros., Chinese Maritime Customs, Harbin

Ld., Shanghai

Kimpster, W. A., assist., Mansfield & Co., Ld., Singapore

Kincaid,

Kinder, B.R. S.,M., assist.,

production

Guthriemanager,

& Co.,General Motors, Japan, Ld., Osaka

Ld., Singapore

Kinder,

Kinder, J.F. S.,T., assist.,

senior executive

Anglo-Siamengineer, PublicBangkok

Corporation, Works dept., Penang

Kindness,

Kiner, J., assistant, Hongkong and Shanghai Bank,& Supply

Amoy Cq., Shanghai

King, A.Glenn, branch manager,

C., assistant, Oliveira &Kellogg Switchboard

Sons, Shanghai

King, B. T., Yuen Dah & Go., Shanghai

King,

King, Rev.

C. C.,C.,assist.,

assist.,Harrisons,

Penang Free KingSchool,

& Irwin,Penang

Ld., Shanghai

King, C. F., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Bangkok

FOREIGN EESIDENTS 159.'

King, C. F., mechanic, Shanghai Gas Co,, Ld., Shanghai

King, C. S., assist., Jardine, Matheson & Co,, Ed., Shanghai

King, D. K., editor, The China Clipper, Shanghai

King, D. L., secretary, China, Provident Loan and Mortgage Co., Ld., Hongkong

King, F. A., factory manager, British Cigarette Co., Ld., Mukden

King, G. L.,

King, H. W., assist,

assistant judge,

instal. H.B.M.’sOriental

engineer, Supreme Court for& Electric'Co.,

Telephone China, Shanghai

Sipgg)3bre

King, J., managing director, Dombey & Son, Ld., Shanghai

King, J., •Shanghai Electric Construction Co., Ltd., Shanghai

King, J., signs per pro., Syme & Co„ Bangkok

King, J. E., Harrisons, Barker & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

King, J. J., G. Falconer & Co., Ld., Hongkong

King, J. S., assist., China General Edison Co., Shanghai

King, J. W., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Canton

King,

King, K,

K. T.,assist.,

assist.,Mansfield

Assurance & Co., Ld., Singapore Shanghai

Franco-Asiatique,

King, L. C. assist., Inniss & Riddle L., Shanghai

King, L. H., executive engineer, electrical branch, Public Works dept., Hongkong

King,

King, L.M. W., sub-acct.,Dragon

B., director, Chartered BankCarofCo.,

Motor India,

Ld.,Australia

Hongkongand China, Sitiawan, Perak

King, M. E., service manager, Far Eastern

King, N. T., (acting) gaoler, Prison department, Penang Sanitary Co., Shanghai

King, P- B. T., president, Yuen Dah & Co., Shanghai

King, P. H., advertising manager, The Shipping Review, Shanghai

King, R. O. F., editor, Chinci Mail, Hongkong

King, R. S., Hartzenbusch Motor Co., Shanghai

King, S. C., assist, surveyor, Whangpoo Conservancy Board, Shanghai

King,

King, S.S. E.,

G., assist.

passengerProtector of Chinese,

solicitor, MalaccaCo., Manila

Robert Dollar

King, S. G., treas., China International Famine Relief 'Commission, Peiping

King, S. K., China Finance Corporation, Shanghai

King,

King, S.S. T.,

N., assist.,

deputyD.public prosecutor,

B. Sparks, Attorney-General’s Office, Johore

Shanghai

King, T. H., deputy inspector general, Police Headquarters, Hongkong

King, T. H. W., inspector, Sanitary dept., Hongkong

King, T. K., manager, Med Shun S.S. Co., Shanghai

King, T. L., China Finance Corporation. iShanghai.

King,

King, T.T. S.,

S., assistant,

Kailan MiningOculist’s Institute Co.,Tientsin

Administration, Shanghai

King, W., director, Priest, Marians & Co., Kobe

King, W. H., Customs, Chinese Maritime, Hankow

King, W. R, assist., Priest, Marians & Co., Ld., Kobe

King,

King, W.

W. H. R., Tindal,

signs peragent,

pro., Jardine, Matheson

Lyall & Evatt, A Co., Swatow

Singapore

King, W. S., Irwin-Harrisons-Whitney, Shanghai

King, William, manager, China. Products Export Co-., Canton.

King, Y. C., Burkhardt, Buchan & Co., !Ld., Shanghai

Kingcombe, G., sub

Kingdon, officer.Thos.

Fire Cook

Brigade,

& Son,Shanghai

Kinghorn,H-J. W., assistant,

R.,_supt. engineer, Butterfield Shanghai

& Swire, Hongkong

Kingle, D., district officer, Papar, British North Borneo

i Kingma,

Kingman,G. Dr. H. W.,H. Harrisons

B., surgeon & Crosfield,

dentist, Ld., Sumatra

Tientsin

Kingsbury, S. C., agent, Crown Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

. Kinloch,

Kingsley,D. J.R., F.sub-manager,

C., WarnerChartered

Barnes Bank& Cot,of India,

Ltd., Austr.

Manila& China, Hongkong

\ Kinmond, G., assist., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala

Kinna, J., director, Gartner Lumber Co., Ld., Hakodate Lumpur, Selangor

, Kinnaird,

Kinnez, L.,J.Columbia

D., worksTheatre,

manager,Manila

Davie, Boag &■ Co., Hongkong

Kinross, A. R., assist., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Swatow

Kinsey,

Kinton, J.C. B.,

R., consulting

assist., Palmerengineer, KualaShanghai

& Turner, Lumpur, Selangor

ICO FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Kinzel, O., assist., Deutsche Farben-Handelsgesellschaft Waibel & Co. Tsinan

Kipke, A., 'Paithe Orient, Ltd., Shanghai

Kipp, P. H., assist., Soeony- Vacuum Corporation, Yokohama

Kipperman, J. F., director of Public Works, Municipality, Padang

Kirby, A. M., attorney, iSocotny-Vacuum Corporation, Hongkong'

Kirby, C. E., sole director, Cooper, Clay & Kirby, Ld., Shanghai

Kirby-Gomes, S. G., medical officer, Sun Life Assce. Co. of Canada, S’hai.

Kirby, R. W., assistant, Shanghai Dock and EngineeringjColj Ld., Shanghai

Kirby, T., British Cigarette Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Kirby, T. C., engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Kirby, W. E., secretary, China Coast Officers Guild, Shanghai

Kiriohok, J. (act.), river police inspector, Foreign Harbour Customs, S’hai.

Kirk, Ed. W., medical practitioner, Drs. Allan, Strahan and Kirk, Hongkong

Kirk,

Kirk, S.,N. assist,

R., district manager,Mercantile

accountant, Imperial Bank

Chemical Industries

of India, (China), Ld., Tientsin

Ld., Singapore

Kirk, W. A., executive engineer, Public Works dept,, Selangor

Kirkbride,

Kirkby,C.H.C.S.R.,A.,A.,sub-inspector,

assist., BritishSecretariat

CigaretteforCo.,Chinese

Ld., Hankow Hongkong

Kirke, British consul-general for Yunnan andAffairs,

Kweichow, Yunnanfu

Kirkemo, M. N. B., electrician (Woosung), Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., S’hai.

Kirkland, S. G., Corbin Locks & Hardware, Shanghai

Kirkman, J. W. L, sales traveller, United Engineers, Ld., Perak

Kirkman, P.S. D.,

Kirkman, M., engineer,

assistant, Wakeford

Socony-VacuumV Lowndes, Singapore

Corporation, Singapore

Kirksey, O. T., m.c., assistant surgeon, TT.S. Troops in China, Tientsin

Kirkwood,

Kirkwood, C., secretary, Associated Publishers, Manila

Kirkwood, J. A., assist, supt., Police department, SingaporeManila

Chas., bunkering supt., U.S. Shipping Board,

Kirkwood, J. R., assist., Alexandra Brick Works, Singapore

Kirkwood, R., assist., Hongkong Telephone Co., Ld., Hongkong

Kirkwood, T. M., Public Works Department, Singapore

Kirschbaum, H. V., manager, lilies & Co., Dairen

Kislitzen, A. J., assist, marine manager, American Asiatic Underwriters, Shanghai

Kitazawa, K., director, Nickel and Lyons, Ltd., Kobe

Kitchell, A., Kitchell & Co., Hongkong

Kitcbing, G. C., manager, A. S. Watson & Co., Canton

Kitching,

Kit son, E. T.,J., superintendent,

assistant manager, Survey

NickelOffice, Trengganu

& Lyons, Kobe

Kitson, S. A., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Kittles, A. McM., sub acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Singapore

Kitto, J., manager,

Kivikoski, AsiaticGeneral

Petroleum Co. (VC.) Ld. Hankow

K jeldsen, S.,Bruno,

assist,Consul

manager of Finland,

East Asiatic Co., Shanghai

Dairen

Klaasen, P. A., general manager, Klaasen & Co., Batavia

Klaiber, Ch., Diethelm & Co., Ld., Singapore

Klamer, L., assist., Shanghai Insurance Office, Shanghai

Klass,

Klass, F.H. V.,

D., Royal

deputyAdvertising

registrar ofand Bill Singapore

Deeds, Posting Co., Singapore

Klass,

Klassen,H.,A.chef,

L., LandEastern MalaccaHotel, Penang ■

& Oriental

Bailiff,

Klatchko, Dr. M., director, First Shanghai Dental Polyclinic, Shanghai

Klausner, L., Vajda & Co., G., Shanghai

Klaverwijden, J. Waibel

Kleemann, O.,E.,merchant, P. E., assist.,

Co.,Asiatic

&Kleeman Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Shanghai^

Kleemann, & Co., Tientsin

Kleffel, G., managing director, Sino Continental Co., Shanghai

Kleffel,F.,J.,assist,

Klein, manager, American-Oriental

manager, Fco. Glanzmann, Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Shanghai

Klein, H., resident, administrateur de lere

Klein, O., signs the firm, Schnabel, Gaumer & Co., Hankow classe des services civils, Lang-son, rTonkin

Klein, W., sub-agent, American Trading

Kleinschmidt, H., Deutsch-Asiatische Bank. Shanghai Co., Shanghai

Kleiskamp, W., agent, Int. Crediet-en Handelsvereeniging “ Rotterdam ”, Sourabaya

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 161'

Klemantaski, L. P., merchant, Harbin

Klemm, C. A., Brewery Engineer, iSlfcraits Java Trading Co., iN.Y., iS’pore

Klemm, W., acct., China International Relief Commission, Peiping

Klerk, L. S., assistant, Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., Shanghai

Klewitz, R., assist., Reuter, Brockelmann, & Co., Canton

Kleye, C. F., assistant, Carlowitz & Co., Tientsin

Kliebensteitt, H., engi., Hugo Dau & Co.. Tientsin

Kliene, A., clerical assist., Public Works dept., Shanghai

Kliene, G., assistant, Municipal Council, Shanghai

Kliene, H., assist.,

Klienman, D. H., Capital & Trade,High

mgr., Queen’s Shanghai

Class Athletic Goods, Singapore

Klimanek, P. H., signs per pro, Holland-China Trading Co., Shanghai

Klkhgbioh Dr. K. L., Kunst, & Albers,

Klingenberg, R., assistant, Caldbeck, Macgregor Shanghai

& Co., Ld., Shanghai

Klingler, E., Forbes Munn, & Co., Ld., Manila

Klingler, G., manager, Philippine Match Co., Ld., Manila

Klink, O. B., Manufacturers Life Ins. Co., Shanghai

Klock, A., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Klock, H., vice-president, Bunning & Co., Manila

Klocke, R., Elmac, Inc., Manila

Kloezeman, W. J. I)., manager, Lindeteves-Stokvis (Inc. D.E.I.), Perak

Klom, B., assistant, H. Mij. Guntzel & Schumacher, Ld., Singapore

Klose, M., assist, mgr., Eastern Engineering Works, Tiemtsin

Klovekorn, H. W., assistant, Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Klubien, J., commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Kluge, C., A.track

Klushkin, T., construction supt., Cie. Francaise

assist., British-American Tobacco de

Co.Tramways,

(China), Ld.,Shanghai

Shanghai

Klussmann, M., assistant, Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Shanghai

Kluver, J. W., signs per pro., Gran A. L., Mukden

Klyhn, H., secretary, China Fibre Container Co., Shanghai

Klyhn, P., assist., Socony-Yacuum Corpn., Shanghai

Knaggs,

Knappert,A.A.C.,A.assist., Kelly &Semarang

A., Lawyer, Walsh, Ld., Singapore

Knapp, M. D., general manager, Malayan American Plantations, Ld., Penang

Knauff, E., manager, Orient Tobacco Manufactory, Hongkong

Knecht, F., mgr.,

Knecht, H., “Sapt”Swiss Oriental

Textile Co., Ld.,

Products, Manila

Shanghai

Knibb,

Knierim,A.C.,E.,assistant,

workshopCarlowitz

assist., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

& Co., Hankow

Knight, A., Colliery Undermanger, Malayan! Collieries, Ld., Selangor

Knight, A. G.. Assessment officer, Sanitary Board, Selangor

Knight, A.A. T.,J., assist.,

Knight, inspector,F. M.Municipal Police,Kuala

S. Railways, Shanghai

Lumpur, Selangor

Knight, C., assistant engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai .

Knight, C. C., signs per pro.,

Knight, E., Yale in China, Changsha Buttertield & Swire, Shanghai

Knight, F., Chinese Maritime Customs, Hankow

Knight, G. E., assistant, Public Works dept., Shanghai

Knight, J.,H., director,

Knight, Pahang LandConsolidated

& Cox, Co.,

Ld., Pahang

Kobe

> Knight, J., inspector, Municipal Police, Shanghai

Knight, L. F., assistant supt. of Police, Penang

j Knight, L. F., secretary, T. L. Knight Co., Hongkong

Knight,

Knight, P.P. E.,N.,inspector,

assistant, Sanitary

Adams &dept.,Allan,Hongkong

Penang

i Knight, Capt. R., engr., F. M. S.

Knight, T., manager, Peacock Motion PictureRailways Kuala Lumpur,

Corpn., Selangor

Shanghai

i Knight, T. L., mgr., T. L. Knight

' Knight, W. C. H., assistant, British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Knight, W. IJ., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

! Knightbridge, C. W., storeman, Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ld., Singapore

Knipp, A. R., Lingnan University, Canton

162 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Knipschildt, C. J., Knipschildt & Eskelund, Shanghai

Knocker, G. M., assistant, Harrisons, Barker & Co^ Ld.^ Selangor

Knoke, W., Deutsch Asiatische Bank, Shanghai

Knott, T. M., agent, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Canton ,

Knottnerus, H. J., accountant, Nederlandshi Indische Handelsbank, Shapghai

Knowles,

Knowles, F.A.,J.,assist., Duncan

director, Woollen & Co.,

VosyShanghai ,

& Co.. Ld., Tientsin . ,,

Knowles, J. T., president, Smith, Bell & Co., Ld., Manila

Knowles,

Knowles, G., LuciusSmith, Bell & Co., forManila

J., vice-consul U.S.A., Kobe

Knowles, W. C. G., assistant, Butterfield'tfc Swire, Shanghai

Knowles,

Knox, E. A., agent, Hongkong & ShanghaiSingapore

Y. D., partner, Braddell Bros., Bank, Batavia

Knox, G. C., secretary, Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Singapore d

Knox, G. J. A., assistant, Texas Co., Shanghai

Knox, H. B., assistant supt. engineer, Straits Steamship Co., Singapore

Knox,

Knox, J.,

R., assist.,

assistant,Shanghai

Kiangnan Gas Dock

Co., Shanghai

and Engineering Works,‘Shanghai

Knox, T., Chinese Maritime Customs, Amoy

Knudsen,

Knudsen, H., East Asiatic Co., Ld., BangkokCo., Ld., Vladivostock

A. M., Great Northern Telegraph

Knudsen, K., Wallem & Co., Hongkong

Knudsen, L. J. G., assist., Butterfield it Swire, Shanghai

Knudtzon, J., general manager, Siam Electric Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

Knuepfel,

Kuntsen, E.,E.,assist.,

Melchers & Co., Tientsin

Newchwang Pilot Co., Newchwang

Kobelt,

Koch, E.,A., signs

manager, per pro.,

East Rudolph

Asiatic Co., &Ld.,

Co.,Penang

Charles, Yokohama

Koch, E. von, partner, Fokkes & Koch, Tokyo

Koch, G. C. S., teacher, Gan Eng Seng School, Singapore

Koch, H., manager,

Koch, H., assist., Noessler

Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Tsingtao

Koch, Hans, managing director, China Feather Co., Ld., Shanghai

Koch, K., assist., CarlowitzA.&Huber

Koch, J. L., assistant, E. S. it Co., Shanghai

Co., Hankow

Koch, L. F., Victoria Institution, Selangor

Koch, R. A., first lieut., 15th infantry, U.S.A. Army, Tientsin

Koch, W. E. W., agent, lilies & Co., Yokohama

Koch, W. V. M., medical practitione1', Black, Balean & Koch, Hongkong

Kock, E. M.. British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Kock, E. R., barrister-at-law, Singapore

Kock,

Rodera,F. C.,N.,British

chief Cigarette Co., Shanghai Denki, K.K., Tokyo

acct., iSiemens-Schuckert

Koechlin, E., consul general for France, Shanghai

Koehl,

Koehler,J.,H.,director,

assist.,Meisei

KiangnanGakko,DockOsaka

and Engineering Works, Shanghai

Koek, L., Wearne Bros., Ld., Selangor

Koelln, J., assist., C. Holstein & Co.. Ld., Tokyo

Koenig, Dr. K., representative, Straits'Java Trading Co., N.V., Singapore

Koenig, O. R. J.,L.,Chinese

Koenigsberger, Maritime

merchant, Customs, Newchwang

Shanghai

Koenitz, G., assist., McAlister & Co, Ld., Singapore

Koerfer, L., lilies & Co., Tokyo

Koesling, J., International Harvester Co., Manila

Koff,

Kohl, E. G. de, surveyor, &Singkep Tin Maatschappy, Singapore

Kohler,W.,A.,assist.,

Kohler,Waite

Schulz Co., Tientsin

& Groessir, Shanghai

Kohler, P., J.manager,

Kohlhaas, K., assist.,Diethelm ife Co., Ld., Co.,

Filma Mercantile Singapore

Inc., Iloilo

Kohnert, Jean,

O., assist., Kunst & Albers, Shanghai

Kok, A., chancellor, Netherlands Legation, Peiping of Soviets, Tokyo

Kojanoff, naval attache, Embassy of the Union

Kok, F. C., agent, Ned. Ind. Escompto Mij, Semarang

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Kolacek, A., Czechoslovakian Consulate, Shanghai

Kolb, Dr. Hans, counsellor, German L<-gnti6n, Tokyo

Kolb, K., F.assist.,

Kolberg, M.Carlowitz it Co., Harbin

Tientsin

Holders, A., M., Y. Pelstrusot,

dredge-master, Singkep Tin Maatschappy, Singapore

Kolesnik, S., assist., New Engineering and Shipbuilding Works, Ld., Shanghai

Kolkman, Dr. H., director, Dela Spoorweg Maatschappij, Medan, Sumatra.

Kolle, V., assist., Robinson Piano Co., Ld., Shanghai

Rolling,

Komar, E.Dr.Z.,J,shipbuilding

C., editor, Soerabaias6h Handesblad,

salesman. Skpda Works, Sourabaya

Ld., Harbin

Komor. P.,

Komor, G. F.,manager,

partner,E.Komor & Komor,

S. A. Huber & Co.,Hongkong

Shanghai

Komor, Paul, Trans-Ocean Hide and Products Co., Shanghai

Komor, S., partner, Komor & Komor, Hongkong

Kondrup, H. K., river officer, Chinese Maritime Customs, Yochow

‘Konietzke, G., Konietzke & Goldau Motor Works, Tientsin

Koohtin, V., Arnhold & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Koohtin, W., assist., Arnhold & Co., Ld., Tientsin

sKoon,

; N. S., overseer, Waampoa. Oons rvancy Board, Shanghai

Koosache, E. A. C., harbour-master, Chinese Maritime Customs, Swatow

.Kooter, J. B., John Manners & Cot, Ltd., Hongkong

Kopelman, J. M., gen. mgr., Shahmoon & Cd, Shanghai

Kopf, Benjamin,

■ .Korcherga,

Koppen, G. M., FordNetherlands

A., Royal Motor Car Co.Indian

of Japan, Yokohama

Airways, Batavia

accountant, Andersen, Meyer & Co., Mukden

Kops, P. F., assist, trade commissioner, U.S. dept, of Commerce, Shanghai

iKorff, A., partner, Melcher.s A Co., Shanghai

‘Korhonen, Rev. K., Lutheran Theological Seminary, Hankow

fKorlvinke, J., assist., Philips China Co., Shanghai

Korn, F. E., accountant, J. Weitzel, Kobe

Kornatz, K., assist., China Export-Import & Bank Co., Shanghai

Korniloff, B. I., manager,.(Me Francaise de Commerce en Chine, Saigon

Korrowitz, W., Reuter Brocl 'mann & Co., Shanghai

Kortright, F. H., resident, Lim bang, Sarawak

Korwin-Zmijowski,

Rorzin, H., assist., Elm A., manager,

ik Co., Ld.,Banque

Shanghaide ITndochine, Yunnan'fu

'Kossova, I. V., secretary, Chibunovsky & Co., Harbin

Roster, A., director, Biljaifabreck “Emma,” Batavia

Koster,

Kotewall,L. Hon.

J., signs

Dr. per pro.,principal,

R. H., Sta. Commissionaria

R. H. Kbtewall di Export, e di Import., Singapore

A Co., Hongkong

Kotwall, E. D., Kotwall & Co., Hopgkong

Kotwall, J. E., E. D. Kotwall & Co., Hongkong

Kountz,

Kovalevsky,C. A.,I.assist, treasurer,

I., manager, General

United Motors

Motors (Japan), Ld.,

Corporation, Osaka

Mukden

Kozer, E., assist., Carlowitz & Co., Tientsin

Kozhevar, R. E., director, Mackinnon. Mackenzie a- Co., Kobe

Kozloff, A. V., mill dept., Philippine Coconut Corporation,,Zamboanga

Kozloff,

Kozloff, P.S. N.,

P., Chinese MaritimePower

assist., Shanghai Customs,Co., Harbin

Shanghai

Kraal, G. E., assist.' master, Victoria Bridge School, Singapore

Kraal,

Kraal, S.W.A.,F.,lights

assist.,dept., Chinese Maritime

Socony-Vacuum Customs,Ampy

Corporation, Amoy

Krabbe,

Krabbel, J., Northern

H., signs Featherworks,

perDollar

pro., Deutsche Ld., Canton

FarLines,

ben, Waibel & Co., Hankow

:

Kracht,

Kraemer,J.F.,R.,signs

assist.,per Steamship

pro., Reuter, Brockelmann Ld.,&Singapore

;Co., Canton

Kramer, H., Merchant, Osaka

Kramp, B;, dredge-master, Singkep Tin Maatschappy, Singapore

Kratzer, E. von, assist., Doitsu Seiko K. K., Tokyo :!*

Krause,

Krause, G.,W.,secretary,

Claude China FeatherInc.,

Neon lights, Co., Ld., Shanghai

Shanghai

Krautheimer, gouverneur de la Cochinchine, Saigon

Krebs, E., assist., lilies & Co., Kobe

i64 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Krebs, M., proprietor, Maxim’s Cafe, Tsingtao

Kregcy, Th., Hugo Reiss & Co., Shanghai

Krell, A.P., M.,

Kremer, CommercialChinese

commissioner, Express and Storage

Maritime Customs, Co., Shanghai

Mengtsz

Krenn, H., assist., Hirsbrunner & Co., Shanghai

Krenov, B., assist, mgr., West Coast Life Insurance Co., Columbia Casualty Co. S’hai

Xrentzer, A. P., Great Northern. Telegraph iGov, Ltd'., Shanghai

Kress, F., manager, F. E. Zuellig, Ine,, Iloilo

Kress,

Kreulen,J. R.S., A.,

signsInsurance

per pro.,Agent,

Carlowitz & Co., Hankow

Shanghai

Krey, B. de, assistant manager, Vraag & Aanbold, Sourabaya

Krieg,

Kriedt, Wi.G. J.,W.,Behn, Meyer &Kriedt

proprietor, Co., Semarang

Printing Co., Manila

Krieger, W., partner, Ehlers & Co., A., Shanghai

Kriekenbeek, J. W., general agent, Perak

Krier, O., Krier’s Hotel, Tientsin

Krier, R., Krier’s Hotel, Tientsin

Krier, W., Krier’s Hotel, Tientsin

Krikoriantz,

Krikoriantz, N. V., I.,assist.,

sub station attendant.

Shanghai Shanghai

Power Co., Power Co., Shanghai

Shanghai

Kring, C. G. C., assistant, Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., Shanghai

Kring;, N. O., John Manners & Co., Ltd., Hongkong

Krisel,

Krishna, A., commissioner, &U.S.A. CourtHongkong

for China, Shanghai

Krishnan,P.N.A.,K.,importer exporter,

health inspector, Johore Bahru, Johore

Krishnan, Dr. S. R., proprietor. Town Dispensary, Negri Sembilan

Krishman, R. B., manager, Hoe Boon Leong, Singapore

Kristofersen, P., assistant, Thoresen & Co., Hongkong

Krivenko,

Krivoss, A. A., sales manager' Tsingtao Motors, Inc., Tsingtao

Kroeger, B.,A.,Architect,

assist., Waibel Shanghai

& Co., Hongkong

Kroenert, J., assist., Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Kobe

Krogh, G.H. F.P.,von,

Krogh, assist..assist.,

GreatNew Engineering

Northern and Shipbuilding

Telegraph Works Ld., Shanghai

Co., Ld., Shanghai

Krohn, E., vice-president, John Landahl, Inc., Manila

Kroier, K., H.China

Kromsigt, Import, Export

G., manager, and&Bank

Harrisons Co., Ltd.,

Crostield, Shanghai Baiei), Sumatra

Ld., (Tandjong

Kropp, M.,

Krueger., Bayer-Meister

A., partner,

assist., A.Hugo Lucius

Boertef Y.G.K., Tokyo

Krueger, A., Dau&&Co.,Co.,Tsinan

Tientsin

Krueger,Kenneth

Kruger, R., chancellor, GermanandConsulate,

F., surveyor appraiserKobe

of ships and cargo, Yokohama

Kruper, G., director, Railton & Co., Cnefoo

Kuehn, H. F., assist., Anglo Chinese School, Penang

iKrul, A. G., adj. inspector, Post Office, Medan, Sumatra

Krupka, Mislos, secretary, Czechoslovakian [Legation, Tokyo

Kruppa, Dr. H., manure department, Jebsem & Co., Canton

Kruse, K. W., hon. consul for Norway, Singapore

Kruys,

Kryger, J. M., assist.,

assist, Netherlands Trading Society, Shanghai

Kubista,A.J.,de,engineer, conductor,

Skoda Works, Orchestra

Harbinand Band, Municipality, Shanghai

Kuebel, W. Deutsche

Kuehn, K., H., tidewaiter, Chinese Maritime Customs,

Farben-Handelsgesellschaft WaibelKowloon Frontier

& Co., Shanghai

Kuehne, R. E., signs p. pro., Deutsch Asiatische Bank, Canton

Kuehlborn, Counsellor of German' Legation, Peiping

Kuelps,

Kuenkell,F.,G.,assist.,

assist.,Jebsen

C. lilies Hongkong

& Co., Kobe

Kuenzle, A. P„ vice-president,Alhambra

Kuether, K., China Import-Export & Bank CigarCo.,andCigarette Manufacturing Co,, Manila

Ld., Shanghai

Kuh, H., director, Carl Zeiss K. K., Tokyo

Kuhlborn, G., Counsellor for Germany, Nanking

Kuhles, E., assistant, R. F. Goessele, Singapore

Kuhne, W., Botica de Sta-Cruz., Manila

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 165-

Kuhr, F. A W., assist., Kunst & Albers, Shanghai

Kuhrt, H. D., China Export-Import & Bank Co., Canton

Kuhweide,

Kullgren, G.,G., Doitsu

John Senryosecretary,

F., Chinese Gomei Kaisha,

SwedishKobeLegation, Peiping

Kullman, assist., A. G. Ferrostaal, Shanghai

Kulpe, H., merchant, Edward M. Poons

Kummer, E., assist, (shipping and insurance dept.), & Co., KobeWm. G. Hale

Kummer, Max, prop, and manager,

Kummert, H., manager, Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Kummer & Comins, Manila

Tientsin

Kun, J. E. F. M. van der, accountant, Netherlands Trading Society, Penang

Kunasch, E., manager, Siemens China Co., Tientsin

Kunisch, N.,

Kunjan, O., assist.,

secretary,F. A.German Consulate,Ld.,Singapore

Bartholomeuz, Singapore

Kunkel, Joach, Schmidt & Co.,

Kunz, A., Siber, Hegner & Co., Yokohama Shanghai

Kunz, R., manager, “Sapt” Textile Products, Ld., Hankow

Kunze,

Kunzler,F.H.,A.,assist.,

signs per pro., Bryner

Hooglandt & Co.,& Singapore

Co., Yladivostock

Kunzmann, 1st Lt. W. J., U.S. Army Troops in China, Tientsin

Kupfer, Fr., assist., Kofa American Drug Co., Shanghai

Kuppuswamy, inspr., Veterinary dept., Penang

Kurisch, O., secretary, German Consulate, Singapore

Kurt, Fick,W.,mgr.,

Kurtback Menzi

assist., Co., Inc.,& Cebu

Carlowitz Co., Hongkong

Kurz, C., treas., Manila Trading & Supply Co., Manila

Kurtzweil, P., The Pure Cane Molasses Co., (P.I.) Inc., Iloilo

Kusik, H., manager

Kutt, Paul, exchangeprobroker, tern., Tsingtao

Skoda Works, Ld., Harbin

Kutzschbach,

Kuyp, J, D. H., assist., Van Nie & Co.,&Medan

A. H., agent, Andresen Co., Inc., Shanghai

Kyburz, proprietor, J.. El Zenith Jewellry Store, Manila

Kyle, E. P., director, Kyle, Palmer & Co., Selangor

Kyle, J. C., agent, Chartered

Kynoch, Rank of India, Australia and China, Harbin

La Brooy,G.F.W.,C. senior overseer,

D., financial P.W.D.,

assistant, Hongkong

Public Works department, Kedah

La Brooy, H. W., manager, Kyle, Palmer & Co., Ld., Perak

La

La Brooy,

Paine, A.L. J.,E., signs

assist,permanager, CaxtonChina

pro., Holland Press,Trading

SelangorCo., Tientsin

Laan, B. v. d., assist., Holstein & Co., Kobe

Laan, H. V. D., signs per pro., Schmitz & Co., Osaka

Labart, M., assist., Cie Francaise de Tramways, Shanghai

Labapsat, E., managing director for the East, Pathe Orient, Shanghai

Labeille,

Labenski,surveillant

J., directeur, desSociete

travauxAsiatiques

publics, Thai-Binh, Tonkin

des Boissons Indigenes, Hanoi

Laberbis, M. V. de, stenographer, French Consulate, Tientsin

Labille, L., Robertson & Rosier, Tientsin

Laborne,

Labrooy, M.,

G. S.dir.,Caxton

Banque Franco-Chinoise,

Press, Selangor Haiphong

Labrousse, E.

Labrum, V.G. C., D., accountant,

B., managing China Underwriters,

director anddirector,

secretary, Ye Olde Ld., Hongkong

Printerie,

Labrum, Ye Olde Printerie, Ld.,Ld., Hongkong

Hongkong

Lacam, G. P., acct., Banque de ITndochine, Yunnanfu

Lacey,

Lacey, J. T., inspector, Sanitary dept, Hongkong

Lachlan,N.F.H.,P.,partner,

signs perLaceypro., &Jardine,

Caiman,Matheson

Shanghai& Co., Ld., Shanghai

Lackie,

Lacks, G.,W.,secty.,

Pearson, Mackie

Amasia & Co., Kobe

Importing Corp., Manila

Lacks, H., mgr., Amasia Importing Corp., Manila

Lacolionge, L., Ciede Commerce et de Navigation d’Extreme Orient, Saigon

Lacombe, G., manager,

Lacon, B. J., MagasinsJardine Chaffanjon, HaiphongCorporation, Ld., Hongkong

Engineering

Laconico, P., Asiatic Commercial Corporation,

Lacuna, Dr. D., district health officer, Zambpanga Manila

Lacy, Rev. Henry V., supt., Foochow Christian Union Hospital, Foochow

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

lLadd, G. S., Union Insurance Society x f Ca'.ntOrr, 'Ld.,' iiorirjfei}^;

Ladendorft, W., Botica Boie, Manila& Gd.,>Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Ladds, E. S., import dept., Guthrie

Ladroitte,

Ladyjensky,L.,L.engineer, Cie. Francaise

N., architect, Kobe de Fram. jek d*Eclairage Electr., Slifin^iai

Laesow, C. D,, Cojnt-d and Trade, Shanghai 1 1 ' \

Lafar, Dr. A.‘,'

Lafarge, H., inspect.:ur,'1 Munic’palite Fraiicaise, Shanghai

Laffan, L. A., assist^ engineer, Public Works department, Kedah

Lafferty, C. J., manager, Socony-Yacuum C6rpyration; Saigon

Laffin,

Laffin, T.T. M.,

M., merchant,

jr., assistant,Yokohama

T. M. Laffan, Yokohama

Laffond, H., signs per pro.. Madier, Ribet et Cie., Caiitbn

Latisse, lieut., services militaires, Laokay, Tonkin

Lafleur,

Lafond, F.,G., manager,

S.-directeur, Holland-China Trading

Establ'issements,' JeanGo.,Comte,

Hongkong

Saigon'

Lafontaine, J., manager, Banqufe Beige rEtranger, Shanghai

Lagarde,

Lagasco, conseiller djAmbassade, French Legatidni; Peiping '

Lagdameo,M.,Salvador,

proprietor,Philippine

Pasay Lumber

NationalandBank,

Hardware

ManilaStord, Manila"

Lageneste, H. Lafon de, consul French Consulate, Shanghai

Lagerberg, J. de, councillor, charge d’affaires, Swedish Legatiop, Peiping'

Lagerwaard,

Lagoon, N. A.,D.,assist.,

manager,KofaHolland

AmericanTrading Co,, Shanghai

Drug Co., Singapore

Lagreze,

Lahrmann, administrateur 2e classe, chef de province, Hatinh, Annam

Laidlaw, D.,S.,sub-agent.

assistant, Chartered

Rohde i Co.,BankShanghai

of India. Aiistr. Chink, Negri S'embilan

Laidlaw, E., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co (P.I.) Ld., Manila

Laidlaw, F. T., senior assistant, Raffles Institution, Singapore , ‘

Laidman,

Laing, David E. L.,F.,assistant,

manager, United

TouristEngineers, Singapore Bureau, Penang

Agency-Informatibn

Laing,

Laing, J.,

J. A.,assist.,

assist.,Taikoo Dockyard

Mansfield & Co.,and

Ld.,Engineering

Penang , Cb„ Hongkong

Laing, J. D., signs

Laing,H.J.P.,T.,d.d.,Ships’ per pro., General

Pilot, Shantung Rubber

HongkongChristian Co., Singapore

Lair, treasurer, University, Tsinan

Lair, J., secretaire, Cie. Francaisrides Chemins db Fpr de rindo:chine; Hanoi

Laird, C. N., Lingnan University, Canton

Lake, E. A., inspector, Municipal Revenue dept., Shanghai

Lake, M. B., Compagnie Franco Africaine, Ld., Shanghai

Lake, W.

Lake, T. I., Simplex ConcreteElectrical

Piles (Malaya),

Supply Ld., Singapore

Laker, R. H.,E., charge

assist., engineer,

Socony-Vacuum Corporation, dept., Kuala Lumpur, S'elangor

Hankow

Lalor, Capt. W. Q., Sworn Measurer, Kobe

Lamarie, R., assist, manager, Est. Asiatique Francaise, Saigon

Lamars,

Lamb, C.F.,H.,assist.,

surveyor,Eastman

PublicKodak

WorksCo.,dept.,

Sh Hongkong

anghai

Lamb, E.,

Lamb, G. H.,assistant,

Seymour, KofaSheldon

AmericanCo., Drug

Kobe Co., Shanghai

Lamb,

Lamb, L. H.,2nd assistant Chinese secy., British Legation, Peiping

Lamb, S.W.,S.,assist., lieut., 15thMatheson

Jardine, infantry, U.S.A.Ld.,Army,

Co., Tientsin

Tientsin

Lamb, W. G., Butterfield & Swire, Shanghai

Lambelet,

Lambert, A.A.,E.,assist,

assist.,manager, Chase &Bank,

Sime, Darby Hongkong

Co., Malacca

Lambert,

Lambert, E. B., land surveyor, Public Works dept., HongkongRailway, Hongkong

C. D., chief mechanical engineer, Kowloon-Canton

Lambert,

Lambert, E.Fr.,T.,directeur,

local vice-consul,

Ecole St.British

Michel,Legation,

Peiping Bangkok ,

Lambert, J. H., assist. Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Corporation, Tientsin

Lambert,

Lambert, Rev,L., president, Lambert

L., procurator, SalesRoman

French Co., Manila

Catholic Mission, Singapore

Lambert,

Lambie, R. H., assist, mafiager, Eastern andOffice,

W. O., marine surveyor, Harbour OrientalHongkong

Hotel,1 Penang

FOREIGN' KESEbMik 167

Lamble, A. E, B., assistant, Jardine, Mattson & Co., Ed., Hankow

ILambooy, J., signs p^r pro., Deutsche Sticks,tpff! H.-Gr, Rranch E. Cot, Shanghai.

Lambrinidis,

Lamche, P., assist.,E. A., assist.,

DoitsuComptoir Orient

Seiko K.K., Export, Kobe

Tokyo

Earners, Rev. J., Roman Catholic

Lamerton, E. A., police dept., Ipoh, Perak Mission/Yenchow

Lamin, S., accountant, Mustard & Co., Ed., Mukden

Eammerse,

Lammert, A.A.H.,M- Furness

A,, ma,nager, Gruentzei

(Far East), Ed.,&Hongkong

Schumacher, Padang

Lammert, C. H., broker, Lammert & Son, Canton

Lammert, F. E. W., broker, Canton

Lammert, G. P., assistant, J. Gould & Co., Hongkong ,

Lammert,

Lammert, L.H. E„ A., auctioneer,

broker, Hongkong

Lammert Brbs,,; Hongkppg

Lammert, R. T. O., Managing

Lamneck, W. J., Chase Bank, The, Shanghaidirector,, $hampen,Printing Press,, Canton ,•

Lamontagne, P., comptable, Pharmacie Mpute^,.Hanoi

Lampard, N., Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Hongkong

Lamphear, Rev. B. W., American Church Mission, Wuhu

Lamport,

Lamprill, G.,W. Chinese Maritime

C. R., sanitary Customs,Sanitary

inspector, Amoy dept, Hongkong"

Lampson, Sir M. W., c.m.g., m.v.o., British Minister, Peiping (on leave)

Lamson, Dr. D., American Baptist Foreign Mission Society, Shanghai

Lancashire,

Lancaster, R.B.,C.L.,vice-consul

H, assist., British Cigarette Co., Ld., Hankow

for America,

Lancaster, medical officer, ChineseKobe

Maritime Customs, Canton

Land, G. W., assist., Cameron &■ Co., Ld.,Francais,

Lancien, G., chef d’atelier, Est Asiatique Kobe Saigort

Land, R. C. R., J. K. Gwinnell, manufacturers’.representative, Singapore

Landahl, A.,

Landahl, signs per. John

pro., John Landahl, Inc., Manila

i-andahl, J.,K., president,

2nd vice president, Landahl, Inc., Manila

John Landahl Inc., Manila

Landale,

Lander, J.D.G.F.,H,assistant, Jardine,Petroleum

assist., Asiatic MathesonCo..(P.L),

& Co., Ld.,Lb.Shanghai

Manila

Landers, C. W., Chinese Maritime Customs, Ningpo

Landgren, N. A., assist, accountant, Siam Electric Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

Landolt, fi. R., assist., Pathe Orient, Hongkong

Landolt, J., manager, Pathe Orient, Hongkong

Landolt, J. S., Canadian Pacific .Railway Co., Hongkong

Landon,

Landor, Dr.A. R.J. W., manager,officer,

V., medical Chartered Bankdept.,

Medical of India,

JohOreAustralia & China, Penang

Landsbert, A., assist., Reiss, Massey & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Lane, A., boat officer, Chinese Maritime Customs, Amoy

Lane,

Lane, A.G. J.,B., architect,

vice-consulHongkong

for United States of America, Hongkong

Lane, G.

Lane, H. D.,R,, assistant engineer,H.B.M.’s

assist, architect, Public Office

Worksofdept.,

Works,Shanghai

Shanghai

Lane, L. P., inspector, Police Headquarters, Hongkong

Lane, L. Y., branch mgr., Australia China Trading Co., Shanghai

Lane, R. W.,

Lane, W. H., Crittall

manager,Manufacturing

Walter, DavidCo.,. LaneShanghai

& Co., Chefoo

(Lane, W. P., manager, Kodak Philippines, Ld., Manila

Laney,A.B.B.,J.,assistant,

Lang, assistant, Secretariat,

Gillespie-Rogers-Pyatt Co., Inc,Shanghai

Municipal Council, Hankow

Lang,

Lang, A. G., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North HongkongLd., Shanghai

China),

Lang, Col. £. A., command

E., assistant, paymaster,Corpn.,

Socony-Vacuum Military,

Shanghai

Lang, P. H., deputy registrar and appraiser, Supreme Court, Hongkong

Lang, J.L. C.,

Lang, V., Colonial

manager,Secretary’s

Arnhold &Office, Hongkong

Co., Tientsin

Lang, R. A., assistant, Ker & Co., Manila

Langdon, E. W., manager, Langdon & Co., Shanghai

Langdon, Wm. R., Consul for America, Dairen

Lange, H., assistant, Siemens China Co., Tientsin

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Lange, L , Meyerink & Co., Wm.,Inc.,Shanghai

Lange, N. de, manager, Ferrazzini, Manila

Lange, W., assist.,

Langebaek, WestDoney

H., assist., Coast &LifeCo.,Insurance

Tientsin Co., Rice & Co., W. ’R.., Shanghai

Langeluetje,

Langenheim, G.A.,H.,Botica

assist.,de Haskins

Sta. Cruz,& Manila

Sells, Shanghai

Langewis, J., Pure Cane Molasses Co., Manila

Langford,

Langford, F. A., assist., accounts dept.,Power

F., meters assist., Shanghai Co., Shanghai des Petroles, Saigon

Cie. Frarico-Asiatique

Langhland, T. F., signs per pro., Butterfield & Swire, Chefoo

Langhorne,

Langlands, C.C. K.,C., agent, Kailan

assistant, Mining& Administration,

Harrisons Shanghai

Crosfield (Borneo), Ld., Sandakan, B.N.B.

Langley, C. J., Claude Neon Lights, Inc , Shanghai

Langley, C. W., assistant, The Central Agency, Ld., Hongkong

Langley, H., assist., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Langley, J. A., 1st secy., Canadian Legation, Tokyo

Langston, A.S. G.,

Langston, H., assist., Hongkongrepresentative,

manufacturers, Electric Co., Ld., Hongkong

Hongkong

Lamigworthy, H. B., chief officer, Police dept., Batu Pahat, Johore

Lankester,

Lankin, V. R.Z., F.,Chinese

ChurchMaritime

Missionary Society,Swatow

Customs, Yunnanfu

Lanman, A. H. L., assist., F. M. S. Rail ways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Lanning, A. E., assistant, Reiss, Massey & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Lanning, G.

Lanning, O. F.,

V., assistant, So'cony-Vacuum

assist., Jardiim, Matheson &Corporation, Shanghai

Co., Ld., Shanghai

Lannoy, chief storekeeper, Societe des Vemeries d’Extrerne-Orient, Haiphong

Lanoe, F., assist., International, Savings Society, Tienitsin

Lans, H., Speidel

Lansdowne, & Co., Engineering

E., Jardine Tsinan Corporation, Ld., Teintsin

Lantaka,

Lantz, J.,F.,Comptoir

Inter-Island

OrientSalesExport,

Go., Manila

Kobe

Lanuge, de J., Brimo Antonio, Manila

Lanyon, W. J., Pahang Consolidated Co., Pahang

Lanza, P., Brimo & Co., Manila

Laplace,

Lapper, R.J.,G.,signs

TakuperTug

pro.,'V. Moyroux,Co.,Tientsin

and Lighter Taku

Lapsley, R., assist., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Laqui, Mariano, Bayne & Co., Henry, Manila

Laquindanum, A., civil engineer, S. D. Rowlance, Manila

Laramie, R., assist, mgr., East Asiatique Francaise. Hongkong

Larard, F. J., assist, electric engineer, Public Works dept., Kelantan

Larcina, A. M., Davie, Boag & Co., Hongkong

Larene, associe,

Lardizabal, G. Taupin

E., Sports Review, & Cie., Hanoi

Manila

Lardy, E., Consul General & Consular Judge, for iSwitzerland, Shanghai

Large, F., assistant, Harvie, Cooke

Large, G., assist., Crittall Manufacturing & Co., Co.,

Shanghai

Shanghai

Large, G.

Lariviere, C., assistant, Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Shanghai

Larkin, W.,administrateur-adjoint,

Clarke & Larkin, ManilaHai Duong, Tonkin

Larkins, D. M., assist., Cornabe, Eckford & Winning, Dairen

Larkins, G. I., signs per pro., Cornabe, Eckford & Winning, Dairen

Larkins, G. W. S., assist., British Borneo Timber Co., Sandakan

Larkworthy, J. J., warder, Convict Establishment, Ipoh, Perak

Larmat,

Larminat,A.,commandant,

Cie. Franco Asiatiques des Petroles,

Services Militaires, HanoiHaiphong

Larmour,

Larmour, Col.2nd

E., F. C., assist,

assist, director

supt. of Crownof Ordnance

Lands, Services,

Public WorksMilitary, Hongkong

department, Hongkong

Larrive, C., merchant, Hanoi

Larsen, B., assistant, Great Northern Telegraph Co., Shanghai

Larsen, C.C. E.,

Larsen, E., A., inspector,

assistant, Socony-Vacuum

Municipal Corporation, Manila

Larsen, British-American TobaccoRevenue department,

Co., Tientsin Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 169

Larsen, E., Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., Tabowie, Chosen

Larsen, E. A., Great Northern Telegraph Co. Ld., Shanghai

Larsen, K., milk and ice cream dept., Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ld., Singapore

Larsen, K. B. G., assist., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Shanghai

Larsen, L., partner, Larsen & Trock, Shanghai

lLarseni, L.L.R,V.,Chinese

Larsen, MaritineProduce

Henningse-n Custonis, Shanghai

Co., Shanghai

Larsen, N., chief supt., mining dept, East Asiatic Co., Ld., Bangkok

Larsen, O. C., chief engineer, Christiani & Nielsen (Siam), Ld., Bangkok

Larsen, R., assist., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., Shanghai

Larson,

Larson, C.S. C.,

M., Canadian

Socony-Yacuum

Pacific S.Corporation, Hongkong

S. Co., Manila

Larson, W., manager, Fobes & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Larssen, K.,

Larsson, mgr., Karsten,

Hildegard, assist., Larssen & Co., and

Doitsu Senryo consul

Gomei for Denmark

Kaisha, Tokyo & Norway, Hongkong

Lasala, P. M., assist., Reuter, Brockelmann & Co., Canton

Lasbrey, P. J., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Shanghai

Laseur,

Lasonder,H. N.H.,W.,Royal Packet

assist., NavigationIndische

Nederlandsch Co., Singapore

Handelsbank, Shanghai

Lass, A., superintendent, Siam Electric Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

Laftjaste, Dr., French Municipal Council, Tientsin

Lataste,

Latham, Dr.F. W.,J. (Yunnan),

assist., F. Cie.

M. S.Francaise

Railways,desKuala

Chemins de Per, etc., Hanoi

Lumpur

Latie, E. W., gen. agent, States Steamship Co., Manila

Latie, W., Manila Plumbing Co., Manila

Laucournet, J. P., assist., Chinese Maritime Customs, Foochow

Lauder, J., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P.I.), Ld., Cebu

Lauder, Paul, general manager, Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ld., Hongkong

Lauderdale,

Laufer, J. F., manager,

H., manager, RemingtonNational City Co.,Agency,

Typewriter Ld., Shanghai

Manila

Laugharne, R. H. P., assist., Adams & Allan,

Laughland, T. F., signs per pro., Butterfield & Swire, PenangChefoo

Laughton, A., assistant, J. H. Backhouse, Ld., Hongkong

Laurel, F. C., assist., Ed. Wheen & Sons, Ld., Hongkong

Laurence, F.T.L.,T.,Treasurer,

Laurenson, secretary, Hanson, OrthOfficers

China Coast & Stevenson,

Guild, Inc., Manila

Hongkong

Laurent, G., Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc., Iloilo

Laurent, M.,

Laurenz, directeur,Carlowitz

R., partner, Jean Comte,

& Co.,Saigon

Shanghai

Lauritsen, B., manager, Lauritsen Co., Inc., Manila

Lauritsen, C., managing-director, Dragon Motor Car Co., Ld., Hongkong

Lauro, A. E., proprietor, Lauro Films, Shanghai

Lautenschlager, Dr., secretary, German. Legation, Bangkok

Lauveau, P., Tientsin Native City Water Works, Tientsin

Lautenschlager, R. S., m.a., Hangchow Christian College, Hangchow

Laval,

Lavau, C.Dr.,J.,medecin-directeur,

editor, Far EasternAdministration

Review, Shanghai

lLavendeer, P., supt., Preventative Branch,Municipal, Customs,Cholon

dept., Johore

Laver,

Lavergne, J., manager, Ogliastro et Cie, Haiphong Society of Canton, Ld., YTiama

H. N., actg. branch manager, Union Insurance

Laverland, G. A., assist., Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, Singapore

Lavigne, Comdr.

Lavigne, administrateur, Quangattache,

C. A. G., naval Ngai, Annam

Brazilian Embassy, Tokyo

Lavington, A. T., assist., Burroughs Wellcome & Co., Shanghai

Laviole, articles d’argent, Direction des Postes et des Telegraphes, Saigon

Lavilles, L. V. J., Barrister-at-law, Kelantan

Lavizzari, Guido, managing partner, Lavizzari & Co., Bangkok

Law, A., Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ld., Penang

Law, A.

Law, C. F.,

J. D.,managing proprietor,and

assist., Hongkong Kuching DrugBank,

Shanghai Store,Hongkong

Sarawak

Law, Dr. E., medical practitioner, Hongkong

Law, F. K., workshop foreman, Whang poo Conservainicy Board, Shanghai

Law, J. A. C., assist, engineer, Public Works dept., Shanghai

170 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Law, K. F., National Mutual Life Association of, Australasia, Hongkong

Law, R, C., Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong

Lawes, G. W., F.M.S. Railways, K. Lumpur, Selangor

Lawford,

Lawler, H.L.L.,H.,assist.,

director,

SunWhang poo (Jqnservancy

Life Assurance Board, Shanghai

Go., Shanghai

Lawler, L. L., general agent, Canadian National Railways, Singapore

Lawless,

Lawlor, B,P. J.,CarlchiefCrow

inspector of police, British Municipality, Tientsin

Inc., Shanghai

Lawrence, A. E., Shanghai Gas Co., Ld., Shanghai

Lawrence, B. C., vicercohsul- for Norway, Amoy

Lawrence. E. D., Asiatic Petroleum. Co., Wuchow

Lawrence, F.G. E.,

Lawrence, A., overseer,

assistant,P.W.D.,

"WatsonHongkong

Lawrence, J., lawyer, Ross, Lawrence & Selph, Manila

Lawrence, J. A., foreman, Royal State Railways of Siam, Bangkok

Lawrence, J. H., stores assist., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong-

Lawrence,

Laiwrency L.L. D., surveyor, Telephone

T. Shanghai Malayan Co;Uieries>, Ld., Selangor

-Co., Shanghai

Lawrey, C., Pahang Consolidated Co., Pahang

Lawrie, J. F., assistant. Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong Negri Sembilan

Lawrie, Dr. E. S., second medical officer, District Hospital,

Lawrie-Smith, B., assistant, Pacific Commercial Co., Cebu

Lawson, H., inspector of machinery, Mines dept., Perak

Lawson, J. A., Reiss, Massey & Co., Hongkong

Lawson,

Lawson, W. R. A.,G., signs per pro.,

inst. supt., Butterfield & Corp.,

Socony-Vacuum Swire, Singapore

Kiukiang

Lawson, jr., W. G., assist, accountant, Socony-Vacuum Corporation

Lawther,

Lawton, T.,E. Pahang Consolidated

E., Singer .SewingCo..Machine

Pahang Co., Seoul

Lay, A.P. M.

Lay, T., Chinese

manager,TradingReiss, Massey & Co., Ld., Canton

Co., Hongkong

Lay, S. C,

Lay, T., merchant,

assist, supt. of S.mails,

C. Lay & Co.,PostHongkong

General Office, Hongkong

Lay, MajorC., W.

Laycock, O., Imperial

assist.. .Military, Chemical

Border Regt., Singapore

Industries (China), Ld., Shanghai

Laycock, J., commissioner, Municipality,.

Laycock. J., partner, Braddell Bros , Singapore Singapore

Layko, Joseph, manager, Layko, Ross & Co., Kobe

Layton,

Layton, Edwin T., language

PL B., partner, officer,&U.S.A.

Donaldson Embassy, Tokyo

Burkinshaw,.Singapore

Lazaroo, D., boarding officer, Marine department, Singapore

Lazaroo, R., Cie. Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Haiphong

Lazarus, E., assist., Trans Ocean Hide and Products Co., Shanghai

Le Baron,C. P.,G., French

Le Bas, Mission, CantonSavings Society, Hankow

assist., International

Lo Bas, M. C., assistant, Spire &;.iCo., P. R , Hankow

Le Bris, P., director, Shanghai Telephone Go., Ld., Shanghai

Le Count,

Le W. K., manager, The National

Dain, adrninistrateur-delegu4 City Bank

a Ninh-Giang, of NewTonkin

Haidoung, York, Manila

Le Dore, R., assist., Cie. Francaise de Tramways, Shanghai

Le Fevre, P. F., general manager, Texas Co., Hongkong

Le Fur,

Le chefPL,demanager,/

Gallais, comptablilite,

4 Compagnie

Coluipeta”. TokyoFrancaise Tramways, Saigon

Le Goaer, Dr., French Municipal Council, Tientsin

fLe Goff, G., commis., French Municipal Council, Tientsin

Le Grand, J. M., dir., iKaninklijke Paketvaayt Mij, Bata,via

Le Maitre, C., sub-manager, Banque de ITndochine, Hongkong

Le Moullec, PL, assist., Municipalite Franeaise, Shanghai

Le

Le Prevost,

Roux, sales adminstrateur de fere olasse

manager, Netherlands des Percha

Gutta servicesCo.,

civil,Singapore

Hanoi

Le

Le Scour,

Sourd, engineer-in-chief,

J., sub-accountant, Kiousin

Ba.nque Dock,

de Shanghai Shanghai

LTndo-chine,

Le Sueur, R. E., editor, Sarawak Gazette, Sarawak

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 171

Le Sueur, Dr. E. J., assist. hea.lth officer, Health dept., Sarawak

Le Tallandier, French Mission, Canton

Leach, A., sales manager, Socon y - Vac u u m Corporation, Hongkong

Leach, D. L., surveyor, Survey dept., Sarawak

Leach, D. W., director, Little & Co., Ld., assist., Shanghai Waterworks Co;. Ld., Shanghai

Leach,

Leach, J.E.A.,C., accountant,

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North

A. A. Anthony & Co.,China),

PenangLd., Newchwang

Leach, J. T., sub-accountant, National City Bank of New York, Peiping

Leach, R. L.,R.assistant,

Leadbetter, Blunn,Harrisons,

P., assistant, George &BarkerCo., Ld., Selangor

& Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Leahy, R. Y., manager, Gillespie & Sons,

Lean, D. J., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Wuhu Hankow

Lean, S. K., propietor, Bangkok Trading Co., Bangkok

Learmount,

Learney, J. L.P., W., signssigns

perper

pro.,pro.,Henry

Paterson,

WaughSimons& Co.,& Co.,

Ld., Ld., Selangor

Singapore

iLeask, A. J., Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China, Yokohama

Leask,

Leask, J. B.,

O.,branch manager,

Brunner,Harrisons, & Barker & Co., Ld., Teluk Anson

LeatherR.barrow, assistant,

H., chairman, Mond Brown

Barrow, Co., Kobe

it Co., Bangkok

Leavell,

Leaver, H.Dr.P.,G.tidesurveyor,

W., supt., StoutChineseMemorial Hospital,

Maritime Wuchow

Customs, Kowloon Frontier

Lebarre, R., assist., Cie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigon

Leblanc, P., acting Deputy Commr., Post office, Swatow

Lebedoff, W. G., acting auditor, Directorate General of Posts, Shanghai

Lebert, W. H., agent, Java-China-Japan Lijn, Hongkong

Lebloiiid, H., Cie Francais de Tramways, Shanghai

Leboucq, G.,F., manager,

Lebreton, manager, Banque de ITndo-chine,Orphanage,

Zi-Ka-Wei-Tdu-Se-We, Shanghai Shanghai

Lecardre, H., Cie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Haiphong

Lechner, C. S., consul general for the Netherlands, Kobe

Leckie,

Lecler, Capt. P. M., assist, supt.,Bac Survey depfc.,Tonkin

Kelantan

Lecler, administrateur-adjoint,

J., Far East Oxygen & Acetylene Oiang, Co., iLd., Singapore

Leconte, F„ manager, Tientsin Strawbraid and Export Co., Tie ntsi

Lecorche, M., sous-directeur, Cie. Francais des Onemins

Lecuyer, technical assist., Societe des Verreries d’Extreme-Orient, de Fer, etc.,Haiphong

Hanoi

Ledertoug, J. A., assist.. Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., Shanghai

Ledeveg, E., Nichio Boyeki Shokai, Tokyo

Ledeveg, jr., E., Nichio Boyeki Shokai, Tokyo

Ledgerwood, P., special disbursing officer, American Legation, Peiping

Ledson, S., assist., British Cigarette Co., Ld., Hankow

Ledwidge, J. G., assistant, Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Shanghai

Lee, A. F., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., Shanghai

Lee, A. G., resident manager, Royal Exchange Assurance, Singapore

Lee, A.

Lee, A. J.T., L.,assist.,

signsAsiatic

per pro.,Petroleum

Lyall & Evatt,

Co., HoiSingapore

gkong

Lee, B. C'., assist., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Shanghai

Lee, B. E., president, Hangchow Christian College, Hangchow

Lee, C'omant., engineer, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Canton

Lee, C. F., assist., Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Ld., Hongkong

Lee, C. K., Brnddell Bros., Singapore

, Lee, C. M., engineer, China Electric Co., Ld., Caniton

s Lee, C. M., pro., Singapore Photo Co., Singapore

j Lee, C. P., supt., Municipal Store and Workshop, Sing q ore

Lee, C. B.. acting Consul for Great Britain, Ichang

;I iLee,

Lee, E.D.C.,Y.,assist.,

American

Harper, Engineering

Gilfillan & Co.,Corporation, Shanghai

Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor,

1 Lee, Frank C., United States consul general, Singapore

j }i Lee, Rev. E. F., resident Bishop, Methodist Episcopal

Lee, F. K., assist., cashier, Manufacturers Life Insurance Co., Hongkong Mission, Singapore

p Lee, F. X.. assist, manager, Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Singapore

•iLee, G., Nanking Shanghai Railway, Shanghai

72

172 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Lee, G. C., Asiatic Petroleum Co., (South China), Ld., Hongkong

Lee, G., assist., Elbrook Incorp, Tientsin

Lee, H., generai manager, Lee Co., Lu., Harry, iShanghai

Lee, H. C., solicitor, Wilkinson & Grist, Hongkong

Lee, H. T., assist., Butterfield & Service, Canton.

Lee, I. T., Carl Crow Inc., Shanghai

Lee, J., principal, St. Andrew’s House,,Singapore

Lee, J. H., engineer, British Cigarette Co., Ld., Hankow

(Lee, J. H. B., assist. postmaster-General, Hongkong

Lee, J. J., manager, Lee & Co., Joseph, J., Hongkong

Lee, J. M., chief clerk, Education dept., iSelarigor

(Lee, J. P., secretary, Lee & Co., Joseph, J., Hongkong

Lee>, J. R., Carl Crow Inc., Shanghai

Lee, J. S., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Hongkong

Lee, J. T., partner, Lloyd & Co., Shanghai

Lee, K., LTnited Manufacturers Electric Co., Shanghai

Lee, IK. D., Arnhold & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Lee, K. Y., manager, Severance Wholesale Medical .Supvly Co., Seoul

Lee,' Dr. John Y., director, Realty Investment Co., Shanghai

Lee, L. O., South Wales Tinplate Corporation, Shanghai

Lee, L. G., assist., Mansfield & Co., lid., Singapore

Lee, P. G., sales manager, Lee Brothers, Perak

Lee,

Lee, R., inspector,

R., assist., F.M.S.Petroleum

Asiatic Railways,Co.Kuala

(SouthLumpur,

China),Selangor

Ld., Hongkong

Lee, R., Leigh & Orange, Hongkong

Lee, R. C., director, A. Y. Apcar & Co-, Hongkong

Lee, R. W., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking

Lee, S., assist., McAuliffe, Davis & Hope, Sumatra Corporation, Kobe

Lee, Rev. S., St. Peter’s Church, Singapore

Lee, S. F., Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Medan, Sumatra

Lee., S'. G., Socony-Vacuum Coiporation, Shanghai

Lee, S. Y., Asia Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

Lee, T. F., principal, Lee Brothers, Perak

Lee, W. C., partner, Atienza Vicente & Co., Hongkong

Lee, W. H. Rees, managing partner, Howard & Lee Co., Shanghai

Lee, W. .T., partner, Atienza Vicente & Co., Hongkong

Lee-Jones,

Leech, A. S.,It.assist.,

W., manager, F.d. Wheen

secretariat. & Son,

Municipal Ld., Shanghai

Council, Hongkong

Leechman, F., assist., import dept., George McBain, Shanghai

Leeder, F. W., charge engineer, Electrical Supply dept., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Leeds, E. S., assistant, A. E. G., China Electric Co., Tientsin

needs, E. W. iS., F. D. Bisseker, Tienltisin

Leefe, (P. L., assist., Jardine, Matheson & Cb., Hongkong

Leeke, D. W., Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., Tabowie, Seoul

Leerdam, D. J., Muar Supply Co., Singapore

Lees, F. L., Reiss Massey & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Lees, J. A., assist., Smith, Bell & Co., Ld., Cebu

Leeuw, W. v. d., correspondent, Singapore Rubber Works, Singapore

Leewen, K. G. van, Harrisons and Crosfield, Laboean Bilik, Sumatra

Lefebvre,L.,J. Kailan

Lefevre, F., assist., Socony-Vacuum

Mining Corporation,

Administration, Tientsin Saigon

Leffelaar, E. G., assist, manager, Varekamp

Legarda, B.. Chemical Consultation Office, Manila & Co., Medan

Legendre,

Legg, W. L,C.assistant,

J. M., acting deputy commissioner,

W. Mansfield Post Office, Canton

& Co., Singapore

Legge, G. B., partner, Legge

Legge,

Legge, Rev.

G. E.,G.manager,

C., supt..Legge

Pentecostal Holiness Church Mission, Pakhoi

& Co., Shanghai

Legge,

Leghorn,Capt.

J. K.,M.KaiG. B.,Tack

naval attache,

Motor British

Bus Co. (1926),Embassy, Tokyo

Ld., Hongkong

Legrand, Rev. P., Roman Catholic Mission, Hongkong

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 173

Legros, A., Cie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigon

Lehmann, Edward, assistant, Kaisei Chu Gakko, Nagasaki

Lehmann, E. L., assist., Meisei Gakko, Osaka

Lehmann, H., manager, Carlowitz & Co., Canton

Lehman, S. W. G., Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Manila

Leicester, G. B., assistant medical officer, Mental Hospital, Singapore

Leicester, M. B., health inspector, Johore Bahru, Johore

Leicester, W. S., medical officer, Kuantan, Pahang

Leicher, H. E., assist., Escher, Wyss Engineering Works, Tokyo

Leifeld, R., assistant, Melchers & Co., Hankow

Leigh, H. H., assist., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Leigh, Y. F., assist., China Land Survey Co., Shanghai

Leighton, E. O., assistant, Wilson: & Co., Tientsin:

Leijonhufvund, Baron C., counsellor, Swedish Legation, Peping

Leijssius, Theo., secretary, F. A. Bartholomeusz, Ld., Singapore

Leiper,

Leistner,G.E.,A.,assist.,

sub-accountant, Chartered

Wm. Meyerink & Co.,Bank of India, Aus. and China, Hongkong

Shanghai

Leitao, Dr. A. N., medical practitioner, Macao

Leitao, M. F. R., director, Edward Evans & Sons, Ld., Shanghai

Leitch, W. O., engineer-in-chief, Peping-Mukden Railway, Tientsin

Leite,

Leith, L.A.A.F.C.,P.,H.,

assist.,Hongkong

agent, Dairy Farm, Ice and Cold

& Shanghai Storage Co., Ld., Hongkong

Leison, assist, manager, LeisonBanking

Bros. &Corporation,

Co., CantonTokyo

Leison, S. Kern, manager, Leison Bros. & Co., Canton

Lejay, Rev. J.Fr.D.,P.,partner,

Lelchitsky, ZikaweiJames

Observatory, Shanghai

D. Lelchitsky & Co., Dairen

Lely, J. Van

Lelyveld, C. C.,der,assist.,

machinery dept., Alex.

Netherlands RossSociety,

Trading & Co. (China), Ld., Hongkong

Singapore

Lemaire, L. D., assist, accountant. Municipal Council, Shanghai

Lemaire, M., Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels de ITndochine, Haiphong

Lemarie, B.,D. Est.

Lembeke, J. B.,Asiatique

charge deFrancais,

affaires, des

PeruPatroles,

Legation,Haiphong

Japan and China

Lembich, M. S., proprietor, Harbin Zaria, Harbin

Lembke, W., assist., Waibel & Co., Shanghai

Lemesre, G., caissiere-comptable, Establissements, Jean Comte, Saigon

Lemke,

Lemoine,W.,C.,Krupp Mission(Fried) Aktiengesellschaft,

Catholique, Yokohama Tokyo

Lemoing, A., assistant, Kailan Mining Administration, Chinwangtao

Lemonnier, A. V., French Municipal Council, Tientsin:

Lemos,

Lemye, J.M., J., Capitana

Belgian dosConsulate,

Portos, MacaoSumatra

Lender, B. J., assist., Raspe & Co., Kobe

Lenfestey, E. P., assist., Public Works dept.. Hongkong

Lennep, Jhr. L. R. van, agent, Java-China Japan Lijn, Batavia

Lennox, W. W. M., assist, district officer, Perak

Lennie,

Lenning, J. C.,van,manager, Chartered

dept., Bonk of India,Navigation

Australia and China, S! anghar

Lennon, J.,P. assist, providoring

curator, Botanic Royal

GardenPacket

Parks, Penang Co., Singapoie

Lennox, H. H., accountant, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Shanghai

Lenoise,

Lenox, I.V.,D.,Shanghai Waterworks

assist., Union Insurance Co.,Society

Ld.. Shanghai

of Canton, Ld., Manila

Leir, A. de, Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, Kobe

Lenox, J., marine and cargo surveyor, Tsingtao

Lens, L. de, Counsellor, French Embassy, Tokyo

Lent, R. C., Eastern Underwriters, Shanghai

Lenz, M. G., General Post office, Hongkong

Lenz, R., assistant, Waibel & Co., Shanghai

Lenzlinger, E., assist., C. Luthy & Co., Shanghai

Leo, Johnson, C. Y., m.a., principal, Boone School, Hankow

Leon, A., assist., Pittendrigh, Wilson & Co., Hongkong

Leon,

Leon, J.A. A.,de,clerk,

collector, Customs

Shanghai House, Cebu

Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

174 FOKEIGN RESIDENTS

Leon, S., accountant, Walker, Turner & Go., Shanghai

Leon, S. de, Marikina Valley Construction Co., Manila

Leonard, A., partner, Leonard & Veysseyre, Shanghai

Leonard, F. D., sampler, Government Laboratory, Hongkong

Leonard, G., Haskins & Sells, Manila

Leonard, H. G. R., British Resident, Pahang

Leonard, J. W., operator, Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Hongkong

Leonard, N. L., assist., Carroll Bros., Hongkong

Leonard, R., accountant, Socfin Co., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Leonard, R. F. W., assistant, Mansfield & Co., Ld., Singapore

Leonard, T., Texas & Co. (China), Ld., The, Hongkong

Leonard, W. S., manufacturers’ representative, Shanghai

Leonhardt, 0'., Waibel & Co., Shanghai

Leonsonna, A., Sino-Continental Co., Shanghai

Leopold, E., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Leopoldt,

Lepervanche,C., Melchers & Co.,Dennis

N., sous-dir., Tientsin

Freres, Saigon

Lepicard, M., manager, Pathe-Orient, Saigon

Lepice, H., consul-adjoint,

Lepingwell, D., a,ssist., French

Nestle & Legation, Condensed

Anglo-Svviss Peping Milk Co., Penang

Lepissier, Ch., consul for France, Tientsin

Leplat,

Lepper, P.,R. Municipalite Francaise,Tire

C., director, Firestone Shanghai

& Rubber Co. (S.S.), Ld., Singapore

Leralle,

Lerestif, J., French Mission, Canton lTndochine, Canto, Saigon

fonde de pouvior, Banque de

Leriche,G.,A.,assistant,

Leriou, assist., Cie.L. Francaise

Moore & Co.,de Tramways,

Ld., Shanghai Shanghai

Lerman,

Lerman, J. L, signs per pro., J. Beerbrayer' Dairen Tientsin

I. N., manager of tannery, Gershevich Bros.,

Lermit, A.F.,A., assist,

Lerosey, superintendent,

Cie Francais Survey dept.,

de Tramways, Malacca

Shanghai

Leroux, agent, Messageries Mari times,4 Saigon

Leroy, chief of Police, Hadong, Province du Tonkin

iLeroy, M., Cie Franco-Asiiatique des Petioles, Haiphong

Leroy, M. L., officer, Marine en Indochine, Saigon

Lesdos, L., agent, Cie. des Messageries Maritimes, Hongkong

Leslie, A. H., China General Omnibus Co., Ld., Shanghai

Leslie, N., general manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Shanghai

Leslie, P., Kwang

Leslie, T., assistant,Hsueh

CreditPublishing

Foncier d’Extreme Orient, Tsinan

House, Shanghai

Leslie, W. H., assist., Calder, Marshall & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Lespinasse, E., Cie Francais de Tramways, Shanghai

Lessler,

Lester, E.,C. assist.,

S., clerk,British-American

Coroners dept., Tobacco

Penang Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Lester, J. J.,A.Asiatic

Letchford, Petroleum

L., inspector, Co., Ld.,

Shanghai Tsingtao Co., Ld., Shanghai

Waterworks

Lethumier, P., comptable, Municipalite Francaise. Shanghai

Letoot, E. M.,I).,Chinese

Lettington, HarbourMaritime Customs,Shanghai

Office, Customs, Shanghai

Leuring, K., manager, Feld & Co., Ld., Canton

Leurquin, J., consul for France, Swatow

Leuthold, W. H., signs p.p.. Hooglandt & Co., and actg. consul for Switzerland, S’pore.

Leutsch, W., Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie, Shanghai

Levadoux,F. administrateur-resident,

Leuven, G. van, signs per pro., Diethelm & Co., Annam

Binh-Thuan, Bangkok

Levald, V., assist., Great Northern Telegraph Co.. Shanghai

Levedag,

Levedag, E.,E.,proprietor,

assist., Nichio Boyeki

Schoeller, Shokai,mnTokyo

Bleckm Phoenix, Tokyo

Levenspiel,

Leverland, A.,

G. assist.,

A., assist, Arnhold & Co.,

Nederlandsch Ld., Shanghai

Indische

Levers, C. H.,consul

Levi, Daniel, assist,formanager,

France,Menzi

YunnanfuCo., Inc., Cebu Bank N. V., Singapore

Handels

and Mengtsz

. FOREIGN .RESIDENTS 175

Levie, C. J., passage dept., Royal Packet Navigation Co., Singapore

Levin, A. J., manager, Centrosoj us (England), Ld., Shanghai

Levine, H. M., vice-president, BaChrach Motor Co. Inc., Manila

Levine, S., Claude Neon Lights, Shanghai

Levinge, R. M., acting supt.. Trade & Customs, Selangor

Levis, I. A., assist., David Sassoon & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Levison, H., exporter of Colonial Produce, Padang

Levy, D., assistant, J. A. Wattie & Co., Shanghai

Levy, D. D., assist., J. Ullmann & Co., Shanghai

Levy, E., Levy Blum, Inc., Manila

Levy, EL, Henry Levy, Inc., Manila

Levy, J., assistant, Strong & Co., Kobe

Levy, J., partner, Sennet Freres, Shanghai

Levy, M., manager, Oriental Purchasing Co., Kobe

Levy, R., La Estrella.de Pilipinas, Manila

Levy, S. A., Nissim ; & Co., Shanghai

Levy, V., assist.,

Lewinson, G. D., Oriental Purchasing Co.,Co.,Kobe

assist., Eitingon-Schild Tientsin

Lewis, B. L., director, Reiss, Massey & Co., Shanghai

Lewis, C.C. W.

Lewis, E. Day, superintendent,

T., engineer, F.M.S.British

Fire Brigade, Railways, Kuala Lumpur,

Municipality, Selangor

Tientsin

Lewis, D. H., general manager, International Trade Corporation, Ld,, Peiping

Lewis, D.

Lewis, D. J.,

J., solicitor

assist., Texas Co., Shanghai

and notary public, Johnson, Stokes & Master, Hongkong

Lewis, E., Maison Arcus, Shanghai

Lewis, £., representatiye, English Electric Co., Ld., Tokyo

Lewis,

Lewis, E.G. H.G., W.,

signsassistant,

per pro.,Shanghai Power;Lazarus

Huttenbach, Co., Shanghai

& Sons, Ld., Singapore

Lewis, G. R., assist, electrical engineer, Electrical dept., Selangor

Lewis, H. A., vice-consul of America, Singapore

Lewis, H. E., (Lame, Crawford, Ld.. Hongkong

Lewis, H.

Lewis, H. F., senior assist,

J., manager, Georgesurveyor,

Town Public WorksPenang

Dispensary, dept., Shanghai

Lewis, H. W., secy, and treasurer,

Lewis, J. D., exchange broker', Osaka Visayan Stevedore-Transportation, Iloilo

Lewis, J. M. M., assistant, Gibb & Co., Perak

Lewis,

Lewis, J.K. W., senior foreman,

B., mines district engineer, F.M.S, Railways,

Raub Australian KualaCo.,Lumpur,

Gold Mining Selangor

Ld., Pahang

Lewis, Dr. N. H., Foochow Christian Union Hospital, Foochow

Lewis, O. E., deputy gaoler. Prisons dept., Penang

Lewis,1 P., assist., Tobacco Products Corporation, Shanghai

Lewis , S. O., sub-acct., The National 'City Bank of New York, Mukden

Lewis, T. P. M., assist, master, King Edward VII School, Taiping, Perak

Lewis, W. R , mang. dir., R. C. A. Victor Co. of China, Shanghai

Lewis, W. E.,

Lewis, W. A., assist,

manager, Asiatic Petroleum

controller, Co.,Penang

Labour dept., Ld., Chungking

Lewis, W.E.,T.,engineer,

Leydon, statisticalCie.dept., Importsde and

FranCaise ExportsShanghai

Tramways, Office, Hongkong

Leyh, S. G. H., assist, supt., Govt. Monopolies dept., Penang

Leyland, A. C., Geddes Trading & Dairy Farm Go., Shanghai

Leymarie,

Leyshon, F.,L.,agent,

Soc. desWarner,

CimentsBarnes

Portland

& Co.,Artmciels de LTndochine, H’phong.

Ld., Manila

Liang, J., French Municipal Council, Tientsin

Libetique,

Lichnock, E., F., supt.,

Business Administration,

Philippine Ld., Manila

Engineering, Co., Inc., Manila

Lickford, A. E., harbour representative, Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ld., Singapore.

Liddell, E. H., b.sc., Tientsin Anglo-Chinese College, Tientsin

Liddell,

Liddell, J.P. C.H.,

W.C.director, Liddell

O.,W.,managing Bros. &.Liddell

director, Co., Ld., Shanghai

Liddelow, mining engineer, Penang Bros. & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Lidstone, R. L., Warder, Prisons-dept., Singapore

ILidwell, L. A. C., Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

176 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Lieben, M., Daisy Philippine Underwear Manila

Liebenschutz. W., Behn, Meyer & Co., Baltavia

Liebetrau, W. E., director, Tobacco Products Corporation, Shanghai

Liebgold, C., assist, deputy marshal, United States Court for China, Shanghai

Liebisch, H., Behn, Meyer & Co., Sourabaya

Liebreich, J., Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Lienard, R, commercial assist., Societe des Yerreries d’Extreme-Orient, Haiphong

Lienhard,

Liermann,P.,H.,manager, signs perDiethelm

pro., &Brandt/

Co., Penang

& Co., Hongkong

Liesching, R. R. de L., Chinese Maritime Customs, Mengtsz

Liesecke, O., assistant, Hamburg-Amf'rica

Liessfeldt, A., assist., Becker & Co., Osaka Line, Shanghai

Lieu, W., representative, British-American Tobacco Co., Shasi

LifFaut, Rev. R, director, General College of The Mission Estrangeres, Penang

Ligget, James,

Lightburn, W. B.,Associated Oil Co.,

installation ManilaAsiatic Petroleum Co., Manila

manager,

Ligtvoet, C.. N. V. Ligtvoet’s Fabriken

Lignon, P., assist., Denis Freres, Haiphong van Bouwmaterialen, Sourabaya

Ligores,

Ligot, C.,M., Societes

General Post Office, Hongkong

des Ciments Portland Artificiels de L’Indochine, Haiphong

Lilburne,

Lilley, C. A.H.,S.,inspector,

general manager,

MunicipalRaub Australian

Police, ShanghaiGold Mining Co., Ld., Pahang

Lilley,

Lilley, F. G.,

J. W.,installation

Socnoy-Vacuum Corporation,

manager, Asiatic Tsingtao Co., Ld., Ichang

Petroleum

Lilliehook, J., consul general for Sweden, Shanghai

Lilliestrom,

Lillingston, T.E. L.,L. S.,

vice-consul,

engineer,U.S.A. Consulate,

Post and Harbin

Telegraph dept., Kedah

Lilly, A. W., surveyor, Survey Office, Penang

Lilly, J. S. Osburne, assist., New Zealand Insurance Co., Shanghai

Lim, Manuel, partner, Duran, Lim & Tuason, Manila

Limann, K., Deutsch Farben Handelschaft, Waibel <& Co., Shanghai

Limbach, W., Poldi Steel Works, Shanghai

Limoges, E., signs per pro., S. A. Racine & Cie., Tientsin

Limtach,

Linaker, W., J., assist.,

official Carlowitz

Measurer,& Canton

Co., Shanghai

Linbird, Alfred,

Lind, B.P. P., manager, Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Bangkok

Lind, S., assist., Dodwell

secretary, & Co., Ld.,of Shanghai

Inspectorate Salt Revenue, Vunnanfu

Lindars, T., account., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ld., Swatow

Lindauer, E.,

Lindberg, A. B.,assist., ChinaAmerican

manager, Export-Import

CnineseandCo.,Bank Co., Shanghai

Peiping

Linde, E., assist., Paul I. Fagan & Co., Shanghai

Linde, M., InternationalAsiatische

Lindenau, SavingsBank,

Bank,Canton

Shanghai

Lindenberg,F.,O.,Deutsch

accountant, Siemens-Schuckert Denki Kabushiki Kaisha, Tokyo

Bindley, Hon.F.,SirBechler,

iLindmeyer, F. O., ambassador,

E., HankowBritish Embassy, Tokyo

Lindner, J., signs per pro., Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Lindner, R.,S.,Botica

Lindogan, ManilaBoie,

SalesManila

Co., Manila

Lindom, N. OL, siupt., Police dept., Malacca

Lindsay, C., constable, British Consulate, Tientsin

Lindsay,

Lindsay, H. G. C., assistant,Drakeford

S., Lindsay, Lane, Crawford

& Davis, & Co., Ld.. Shanghai

Shanghai

Lindsay, J. A., coppersmith, Hongkong

Lindsay, W., warder, Prisons dept., Singapore and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Lindsell, R. E.,

Lindskog,W.,K.,supt. assist.

partner, Attorney

Frazar General,

& Co., Osaka Hongkong

Linehan,

Linennen, F., assistant, of lands.

DairyKhota

Farm,Bahru,

Ice andKelantan

Cold Storage Co., Ld., Hongkong

Linford,

Ling, J., assist..

F. J.,K. quantity International Export Co., Ld., Hankow

Lingam, Y., assist,surveyor. Public Works

master, English School,dept.,

Muar,Hongkong

Johore

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 177

Lingard, A., senr. shift charge engineer, Shanghai Power Co.’.Shanghai

Lingard, H., assist., Borneo Co., Ld., up country, Bangkok

Linge, A. J., assistant, Palmer & Turner, Shanghai

Linglez, A., accounit., Banque Beige pour L’Et'rapger, Tientsin

Link, E., assist., Deutsche-Asiatishe Bank, Shanghai

Linke, Otto, chemist, Tsingtao

Linke, R., chemist,Fred Tsingtao & Co,, Inc., Manila

Linn, T.N.,I., assist.,

Linley, dean, CollegeWilsonof Arts and Science, Shantung Christian University, Tsinan

Linne, W., Schnabel,

Linnestad, R. E., Jardine Gaumer Co., Hankow

Engineering Corporation, Ld., Shanghai

Linquist, O. E., Representative, International Harvester Co. of Philippines, Iloilo

(Lintag, P., auditor & public accountant, Manila

Linter, G., assist., Holt’s Wharf, Butterfield & Swire, Shanghai

Lintilhac, F. E., dist. manager, Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Tsinan

Lintilhac,A.L.R.,T.,general

Lintner, assist., agent,

Gibb, Livingston & Co., Co.,

States Steamship Shanghai

Kobe

Linton, Rev. W., St. Augustine’s Church, Betong, Sarawak

Lion, J. L. de, Philippine National

Lipphardt, H., Siemssen & Co., Mukden Bank, Manila

Lips, C.,M.,manager,

Lipts, directeurStrahler & Co.,d’Exploit’n.

adjoint, Ste. Inc., Yokohama

des Etablissements, Brossard-Mopin, Saigon

Lisamer, Y. R., chief detective inspector. Police dept., Malacca

Lisboa, C.K.E.N.,deengineer,

Lisitsin, Latorre, secretary, Brazil Embassy,

K. A. Shwamberg Tokyo

Y Co., Mukden

Lissa, Y. van, Behn, Meyer & Co., So urabaya

Lissaman, A. E., engineer, Public Works dept., Hongkong

Lister,

Liston, H., manager,Anglo-French

C. Prosper, Strong & Co.,and KobeBendixsens Ld., Singapore

Litow, H., Cie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles,Co.,Saigon

Litchfield, G., agent, Crown Life Insurance Shanghai

Littig, J., International Harvester Co., Manila

Little, Colbourne, architect and civil engr., Little, Adams & Wood, Hongkong

little, C. J., assist., Peach & Co., Shanghai

Little, jr.,

Little, H. M.,Ed.chairman,

S., div. manager,

ShanghaiImperial Chemical

Waterworks Industries

Fittings (China),

Co., Ld., Ld., Shanghai

Shanghai

Little, H. M., managing director, Little & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Little, I., foreman, Municipality, Singapore

Little, J. H., signs per pro., Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong

Little, L. K., acting personal secretary, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Little, O. S., divisional manager. Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Dairen

Little, R. Eric,

Little, W. B., assist.,

partner,Malayan

Hair kTobacco Distributors, Singapore

Elliott, Manila

Little, W.

Littlefield, H. M., assist, master, Govt. English School, Alor Star, Kedah

Littlejohn, W. H., engineer,

N. K., Robert Lang & Co.,

Public Shanghai

Works dept., Hongkong

Littler, adj. H., editor, The Crusader, Salvation Army, Peiping

Litton,

Liven, A.,J. L., Benjaminassist.,

laboratory & Potts, Hongkong

Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Livesay, C. F., coal transport operator, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Livesey, E., proof-reader, Shanghai Times, Shanghai

Livingston, H. W., manager, Socony-Vacuum Perak

Livett, G. R., A. C. P. in charge of traffic, Corporation, Foochow

Livingstone, D. N., inspector, Police dspt., Negri Sembilan

Livingstone, F. G., solicitor, Hansons, Shanghai

Livock, A. H. D., assist., Malayan Distributors, Ld., Singapore

Liwanag, V., proprietor, Liwanag Vicente, Manila

Llanderall, R., Joseph Brimo, Manila

Llanos, M. R. de assist.,

los, minister, Argentine Legation, Tokyo

Llewellyn, H.F. S.,

Llewellin, L., mains Butterfield & Swire,

engineer, Electrical Shanghai

Supply dept., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Llewellyn, J. R., North China Daily News and Herald, Shanghai

Lliora, J. A., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Lloyd, E. J., partner, E. J. Lloyd & Co., Shanghai

Lloyd, F., assist., New Engineering and Shipbuilding Works, Ld., Shanghai

Lloyd, G. T., editor, The Shipping Review, Shanghai

Lloyd,

Lloyd, G.H. W., assist., Singapore

G. assist., F.M.S. Railways,

Free Press,KualaSingapore

Lumpur, Selangor

Lloyd,

Lloyd, Capt. H. S. T., Customs dept., Batu Pahat, Johore

Lloyd, J.Rev.

I)., J.superintendent,

H., American Import ChurchandMission,

ExportKyoto

Office, Hongkong

Lloyd, J. R., manager, American Express Co., Manila

Lloyd, L. M. S., Asiatic Petroleum Co. Ld., Wuchow

Loache, J.T. F.,H., partner,

Loader, assist., Asiatic Petroleum

Fred Wilson & Co.,Co.Manila

(North China), Ld., Shanghai

Lobato, P., barrister-at-law, Macao

Lobb, B.H. P.,R. rubber

Lobe, W., Wakeford & Lowndes,

department, Blunn, Singapore

George & Co., Selangor

Lobel, F., assist., Arnhold & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Lobenstine, E.

Lobo, E. F.,Celso, C., general

assist.,secretary, secretary.

Far EasternManila National

TheatreTrading Christian Council of China, Shanghai

Co., Shanghai

Lobregat', & Supply Co., Manila

Loch, P. V. Z., representative, MacMillan Co. of New York, Shanghai

Lochte, W. E., manager, Saul Trading Co., Tsinan

Lock, J. G., managing director, Wing On Textile Manufacturing Co., Ld., Shanghai

Lock, R. R.,

Lock, R., manager,

deputy Transmutograph

secretary, (Far East), Co.,

Shanghai Waterworks Shanghai

Ld., Shanghai

Lock, W. H., signs per pro., Butterfield it Swire, Hankow

Locke, F. J. T., engineer, P.W.D.,

Locke, J. C., Kofa American Drug Co., ShanghaiHongkong

Locke, W., C.,

Lockerbie, assist.,

assist,Sime,

supt.,Darby & Co.,Waterworks

Shanghai Penang Fittings Co., Ld., Shanghai

Lockey, A., assist., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Lockhart,

Lockhart, H.F. P.,L.,consul-general

senior inspector,forSanitary

America,dept.,

Tientsin

Hongkong

Lockwood, L., assist., Jardine, Matheson & Co.,Manila

Lockwood, L. D., Ammen Transportation Co., Ld., Shanghai

Lockwood, R. B., 2nd vice-pres., Atlantic, Gulf & Pacific Co. of Manila

Lockyer, A. E., manager, Mercantile Printing Co., Shanghai

Loco, E., chairman, Shameen Printing Press, Canton

Lodde, W.,Dr.

Loechner, assist., Liebermann,

L., Doitsu SenryoWaelchli & Co., Kobe

Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Loeffler, H., dep sub-mgr., Deutsch Asiatische Bank, Shanghai

Loemoet, P., proprietor, S. J. Judah & Co., Singapore

Loesch, Georg., assist., Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Tokyo

Loewenthal, Y., treasurer

Loftus, E., manager, & asst, &gen’l

F. Owston Co.,mgr.,

Ld., International

Yokohama Brokerage & Co. Inc., Manila

Logan, C. R., assist., Hongkong and WhampoaLd.,

Logan, A., accountant, Harrisons & Crosfield, DockSumatra

Co., Ld., Hongkong

Logan, D., assistant, Guthrie & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Logan, E. H., manager, Jenkins

Logan, G., proprietor, Seaside Hotel, ManilaTobacco Co., Shanghai

Logan, J.J.B.,E.,NewReuters,

Logan, ZealandLd., Insurance Co., Ld., Shanghai

Shanghai

Logan, L. G., secretary, Singapore radio

Logan, J. S., senior wireless operator, branch, P.W.D.,

Improvement Trust, Hongkong

Singapore

Logan, M. H., partner, Palmer & Turner. Shanghai

Logan, R. A., assist, master, English

Logan, R. S., engineer, P.W.D., Hongkong College, Johore

Logan, S.T.S.,H.,sub-agent,

Logan, Hung Teh Chartered

TradingBankCo.,of India, Aust. and China, Selangor

'Shanghai

Logie, D.

Lohmann, G., officer-in-charge,

A. A.,analvst,

asst., Davies Railway

Brooke, dept., Jesselton,

ShanghaiHongkong B. N. Borneo

Loie, D.. assist, Government Laboratory,

Loiret, G., director, Establissements Jean Comte, Saigon

Lojenga, L. C. Kutsch, assist., Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij, Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 17$

Lomas, J., assist., United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Lomas, John, manager, Japan & Eastern Trading Co., Ld., Hakodate

Lombard, H., McCullough Printing Co., Manila

Lombard, Dr., China Exp. & Imp. & Bank Co., Ld,, Shanghai

Lomhalt, H., engineer, Larsen & Trock, Shanghai

Lonborg, N. F. C., manager, Eastern Insurance Co., Shanghai

Lonborg, W. S., manager, Eastern Underwriters, Shanghai

London, J., Behn, Meyer & Co., Sourahaya

Long, A. F., inspector, F.M.S. Railway, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Long, A.

Long, G., secretary,

E. A., inspector, LandMunicipal Police, Shanghai

Commission, Municipal Council, Shanghai

Long, F. J., clerk, Holt’s Wharf, Pootung, Shanghai

Long, J., assist., John Little & Co., Ld., Penang

Long, J. C, Lane, Crawford, Ld., Hongkong

Long, K. T., general manager, Automatic Electric Co., Shanghai

Long,

Long, R.S., E.clerk,

G., organist,

HongkongChurch of England,

and Shanghai Penang

Banking Corporation, Singapore

Long, T. L.M.,G.,assist.,

Longan, assist.,Asiatic Petroleum

Municipal Co., Kongmoon

Engineer’s dept., Singapore

Longbottom,

Longbottom, L.D.,E.,engineer, United Engineers,

chief draughtsman, Seremban

architectural branch, P.W.D., Hongkong

Longden, P.H. E.,

Longfellow, clerk local

B., agent, of works, Public

passenger dept.,Works

Robertdept.,

DollarShanghai

Co., Shanghai

Longfield, S., assist., Hongkong Electric Co., Ld., Hongkong

Longhurst, C. D., chief acct., Shanghai Telephone Co., Ld., Shanghai

Longley,

Longman,G.,C. mgr., H. B.,Pritchard

treasurer,&Tientsin

Co., Ld.,Anglo-Chinese

Perak College, Tientsin

Longmire, K. de C. ; Indo-China S. N. Co., Ld., Shanghai

Longworth, R., acting harbour master, Canton

Lonie, T. C., acting chief medical officer, Trengganu

Lonnegren, G., mechanical engineer, Gadelius & Co., Ld., Osaka

Look,

Looman,H. J.,H-,manager,

supervisor,DeSinger

JavascheSewing

Bank,Machine

Tandjong Co.,Balei,

HankowSumatra

Looms, B., assist., Jardine Engineering Corporation,

Loon, Dr. J. Potter van, Med. officer, Immigrants’ Asylum, Ld., ShanghaiMedan, Sumatra

Lop, J., assist., Cie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigon

Lopa, M., mgr. & prop., Manila Auto Supply Co., Manila

Lopato, A. A., director, A. Lopato, Sons, Ld., Shanghai

Lopato,

Lopes, S.E. A., A.,director,

director,A. Lopes

Lopato,&Sons, Ld.,Hongkong

Alves, Shanghai

Lopez, F., signs per pro., Ynchausti y Cia, Iloilo

Loran, Rev. Bro., St. John’s Institution, Selangor

Loraine

Lorensen,Grews, S. G., acting

H., Siemens China river inspector, Chinese Maritime Customs, Yochow

Co., Peiping

Lord, E., Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Kanto Branch Office, Tokyo

Lord, M., Hagienda iSan Jose, Mindoro, Manila

Lord,

Lord, P. H.,Bro.,Maurice Jenks, Percival & Shanghai

Isitt, Tokyo

Lord, S.,Rev.assist., L.Zikawei

Moore Observatory,

& Co., Ld., Shanghai

Lordereau, A., Compagnie Olivier, and Olivier-Chine, Hankow

Lorenz, Karl, manager, Schmidt & Co., Shanghai

Lorenz-Meyer, A. L., director, N. Y. Behn Meyer & Co., Sourabaya

Lorenzen, M. A., manager, International Insurance office, Tientsin

Lorenzi, J. A., accountant, Cie. Francaise de Tramways, Shanghai

Lorimer,

Loring, G.W.M.,G.,president

accountant, and P.general

& O. Banking

manager,Corporation,

Hoskyn & Co., Ld.,Inc.,

Hongkong

Iloilo

Lorntsen. A. L., Socony-Vacuum Corporation,

Loseby, F. fl., solicitor, Russ & Co., Hongkong Wanhsien, Chungking

Lossouarn, E., Naval Medical College, and French Municipal Council, Tientsin

Lotode,J. J.H. M.,

Lotz, W.,chef d’usine,signs

manager, L’Energie

per pro.,Electrique de Tientsin, Tientsin

Reuter Brockelmann & Co., Tsingtao

Louche, R., assist., Racine et Cie., Shanghai

Louche-Cabet, G., chef des approvisionnements, Hanoi

180 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Loucks, J. M., manager, iSocony-Vacuuin Corporation, Mukden

Lough, E. P., secretary, Universal Cars, Ld., Singapore

Loughnan, R. P. R., Peters & Co., Shanghai

Loughnan, R. S., wharfinger, Holt’s Wharf, Shanghai

Louie, J., assist., Chali Trading Co., Shanghai

Louing, J. B., assist., Hoskyn & Co., Iloilo

Louis, G., assist., Manufacturers Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

Louis, K. H., Kelly & Walsh, Ld., Hongkong

Louis, M., headmaster, Government English School, Pekan, Pahang

Louis,

Louison,Petries, jr., Franco-Chinese Municipal School,

Saigon Shanghai

Louison, B.B., H.,

procure

assist.,desPalmer

Missions Etrangeres,

& Turner, Shanghai

Loup, A., partner, Loup & Young, Tientsin

Loup, B., S.J. A.A. Loup

Loureiro, Freres;

W., assist, and YrardShanghai

accountant, & Co., Tientsin

Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Lourenco, M. L., inspector of Junks,

Loutht, M. A., sub-officer, Fire Brigade, ShanghaiHarbour dept., Hongkong

Louveiro, V. H., accountant, Assurance

Louzier, L., Municipality Francaise, Shanghai Franco-Asiatique, Shanghai

Lovatt, W. H., bill and bullion broker, Shanghai

Love, F. M.,

Love, H. A., warder,

salesman,Prisons

Wallacedept., Singapore

Harper & Co., Shanghai

Love, H. H., University of Nanking, Nanking

Love, Lieut J., jr., medical officer, American Legation, Peiping

Love, J. S., assist, manager, Tobacco Products Corporation, Shanghai

Love, T. M., C.,

Lovelace, engineering assist., British Municipal Council, Tientsin

Loveless, E.J. W., manager,

assistant, General Motors,

Wilkinson, Singapore

Heywood & Clark, Shanghai

Lovell,

Lovelock,J. F.,

J. J.,inspector,

ChineseMunicipal Police, Shanghai

Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Lovik, J. G., assist., Marden & Co.. Shanghai

Lovsted, C., president, Lovsted & Co., Manila

Low, G. A., assist., Shewan, Tomes & Co., Hongkong

Low, P. C., agent, McKesson & Robbins, Ld., Chungking

Low, T.T. B.,I.,boarding

Low, Asia Lifeofficer, HarbourCo.,department,

Insurance Shanghai Hongkong

Low, V. T., assist., Palmer & Turner, Hongkong

Lowcock, Henry, assist., R. H. Kotewall & Co., Hongkong

Lowcock,H.H.,G.,Lowcock

Lowder, & Co., Hongkong

assist, secretary, Chinese Maritime Customs, Ningpo

Lowe, C. C., Kailan Mining Administration, Chingwantao

Lowe, C. F. D., Liddell Bros. & Co., Ld.,_Hankow

Lowe, C.C. P.,

Lowe, H., director,

Kailan Mining

Public Adminstration, Tientsin

Works and Railways dept., Sarawak

Lowe, G., assist, master, English College, Johore

Lowe, G. H., health officer, Muar, Johore

Lowe, H. J. D., district manager, Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Hongkong

Lowe, J. S., manager, iSouth China Christian Book Ob., Canton

Lowe,

Lower,W.,J. B.,China Printing

general and Finishing

manager, Co., Ld., Shanghai

Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., Pukchin, Seoul

Lowheim,

Lowick, Baldwyn, partner, Rennie, LowickTrading

O. S., assist., N.V. Straits Java Co., Penang

& Co., Singapore

Lowick, H. C., executive engineer, architectural, Public Works department, Hongkong

Lowrie, A. F.,

Lowrie, J., PahangMackinnon,

assistant, ConsolidatedMackenzie

Co., Pahang

& Co., Hongkong

Lowrie,

Lowry, S.,F. resident secretary,Perrin’s

B., secretary, Manufacturers Life Ld.,

(China), Insurance Co., Tokyo

Hongkong

Lowry,

Lowry, W.,

W., assistant, Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Lowson, J.W.,M.supt.,

A., shipping

medical dept., Sibu,

officer, Sarawak

TanLd.,

Tock Seng’s Hospital, Singapore

Lowther, Dr. A. H., medical dept., PenangSelangor

Lowson, manager, Wearne Bros,

Loy, H., Agfa Gomei Kaisha, Osaka

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 181

Loynes, W. C., assistant, Dodwell. & Go., Hongkong

Lubbock, E. R., assist. (Tanjong Rhu), United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Lubcke, K., manager, Bodiker A Co., Canton

Lubeck, C. G., assistant, Compagnie Francaise de Tramways, Shanghai

Lubeck, H. C., assist., Oliveira A Sons, Shanghai

Lubeck,

Lubeseder,J., H.,

assist., Jardine,

assist., ChinaMatheson & Co., and

Import Export Ld., Bank

Shanghai

Co., Hongkong

Luca, del, commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs,'Tientsin

Lucas, C. W., Nanking-Shanghai Railway,

Lucas, J., prop., Lucas & Co., Inc., Manila Shanghai

Lucas, R. J., assist., Shanghai and Hongkew Wharf Co., Ld., Shanghai

Lucey, A. E., advertising manager, Shanghai Evening Post & Mercury, Shanghai

Luchangco,

Lucker, H. A.,G. manager,

E., assist.,China-American

Texas Co. (China),Trading

Ld, Shanghai

Co., Tientsin

Luckerman, V., acct., Societe Carmel Oriental, Shanghai

Luckham, A. A. L., 2nd Magistrate, Selangor

Luckschandl,

Luckschandl, H., secretary, Vulkan International CommercialBureau,

E., manager, Vulkan International Commercial Bureau,Hongkong

Hongkong

Lucock, F. V., warder, Convict Establishment, Taiping, Perak

Ludgate,Dr.

Ludlow, A. G.,

A. L,assist., Harrisons

Severance Union& Crosfield, Ld., Sandakan

Medical College, Seoul

Ludlum, R. C., assist.,

Ludwig, Eckert, assist.,Socony-Vacuum

Carl Zeiss K. iv,Corpn.,

TokyoSeoul

Ludwig, K., assist., Mee-Teh Handels Compagnie, Shanghai

Luebbert, E., general manager, Luebberts Pharmacy, Shanghai

Luebeck, Rev. B. N., American Baptist Foreign Mission, Swatow

Luebke, P.,

Lueders, assistant,

A.assist.,

H., assist., CarlowitzNeon

Claude & Co., Shanghai

Lights, Shanghai

Luehr, C., Telge & Schroeter,

Luellmann, H., manager, Robert Blau, SingaporeShanghai

Luer, H., assist., Waibel & Co., Hongkong

Luering, K., manager, F. Feld & Co., Canton

Luetchford, H. C., manager, Malayan Distributors, Ld., Singapore

Lugowski,O.,P.,assist.,

Luethge, Winckler

secretary, Creditk Foncier

Co., Yokohama

d’Extreme-Orient, Tientsin

Luisi, Dr. R. E. J., Chinese Maritime Customs, Pakhoi

Lukashik, I. T., manager, Lukashik & Sons,1 Tientsin

iLukashik, E. I., assistant, Lukashik & Sons , Tientsin

Luling, F. B., agent, Manila

Lumsden,

Lund, J. A.Capt. W., marineNorth

P., principal, supt.,China

Butterfield

American & Swire,

School,Hongkong

Peiping

Lund, K., director, Perrin’s (China), Ld., Hongkong

Lundberg, E. M., assist., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Lundegaard, J , Jensen’s Chemical Laboratories, Shanghai

Lundegard, J., Hankow Chemical Laboratory, Hankow

Lundmark, G. A., assistant-supt., Home of Onesiphorus, Tsinan

Lundon, F. G., partner, Swan k Maclaren, Singapore

Lundsteen, E.,G.,manager,

Lundstrom, Wassard

Philippine & Co.,Co.,Valdivostock

Match Ld., Manila

Luneberg, R., secretary, Deutsche Konsulate, Hanoi

Lunge, J. F., assist, passenger agent, Robert Dollar & Co., Manila

Lunkley, R. E., manager. Otis Elevator Co., Shanghai

Lunt, C.,

Lunn, Ove,editor,

consulChina

generalDigest, Shanghai Shanghai

for Denmark,

Lunny,

Lupprian, Dr. E. V., Medical dept.,Electric

J. F., assistant, Hongkong MalaccaCo., Hongkong

Lupton, W. M., lecturer, College of Medicine, Singapore

ff-uraschi. A.. Import Merchant, Tsingtao

Luscombe,

Lussy, J. de,F.manager,

M., worksMoiiie

manager,

ComteRibeiro

A Co.,Co.,

Ld.,Singapore

Penang

Lutey,

Luther,J.F.,Kent, assist.,Pearce

assistant, Henningsen Produce Co., Ld., Shanghai

k Co., Kobe

Luther, Dr. S., assist., pathologist, Government Hospital, Muar, Johore

182 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Luthy, C., consulting engineer, C. Luthy & Cd., Shanghai

Luthy, P., Menzi & Co., Manila

Luxon, G., dean of studies, Tientsin Anglo-Chinese College, Tientsin

Luykx, J. N., pro. manager, National City Bank of New York, Hongkong

Lyal, J.D.,C.,assist.,

Lyall, assist., store officer, Naval Dockyard, Hongkong

Lybrigham, G. W.,Shanghai assist., Dock andCigarette

British. Engineering Co., Co.,

Ld., Ld., Shanghai

Hankow

Lyle, C. J., branch manager, Fraser & Neave, Malacca

Lyle, D., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Lyle,

Lyman,Wm.,G., surveyor, British Corporation

lawyer’s Co-operative PublishingRegister of Shipping & Aircraft, Shanghai

Co., Manila

Lymbery,M.,representative of Reckitt

Lynch, A. G., secretary, U.S. Legation, BangkokT & Sons; J. J. Colman; & Chiswick Polish Co., S’hai.

Lynch, Ool. A. J., assist, quartermaster, T . S. Army, Manila

Lynch, G., acct., China Press Inc., Shanghai

Lynch, Major T. A., assist, judge advocate, U. S. Army, Manila

Lynch, T., Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., Tongkol, Chosen

Lynch, W. L., U. IS. Consulate, Shanghai

Lynesen, F., Lampang agency, East Asiatic Co., Ld., Bangkok

Lynott,

Lynoch, G.T., EL,Oriental

treas., Consolidated

Crown ChinaMiningCo., Inc.,Co.,Shanghai

Seoul

Lyon, C. B., vice-consul for America, Hongkong

Lyon, D., assistant, China Light

Lyon, D., Indo-China S. N. Co., Ld., Shanghai& Power Co., Hongkong

Lyon-Mackenzie,

Lyons, F., assist.,G.,Ewoaccountant, Hongkong

Cotton Mills, and Shanghai Bank, Kobe

Ld., Shanghai

Lyons, Rev. Fr., French Mission,

Lyons, J., inspector of Police, Penang Canton

Lyons, W.,assist.,

Lyson, D., assist.,Rising

BritishSun

Cigarette

PetroleumCo., Co.,

Shanghai

Ld., Tokyo

Lyster, S. E., assist., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Shanghai

Lytle,

Lysse, J.H.,W.,assist.,

chiefDodwell

pay clerk,& Co.,

Paymaster’s

Shanghai"Office, American Legation, Peiping

Lyttle, Wm., partner, Casey & Lyttle, Tsingtao

Maas, H.

Maas, F. H.,

O., deputy

director,commissioner,

Boustead & Co., Chinese Maritime Customs, Samshui

Ld., Singapore

Maasen, A. J., accountant, Netherlands Trading Society, Singapore

Mabauta, R., deputy general mgr., Philippine National Bank, Manila.

Mabbatt, C. S. L, assist., D. Couper-Johnston & Co., Bangkok

Maben,

Mabson,J.,R.engineer,

R., assist.,sawmill, Borneo

Anglo-Siam Co., Ld., Bangkok

Corporation, Bangkok

Macadam,

Macaraeg, J., district engr., Bureau Ld,

D. J., assist., Central Agency, of. Hongkong

Public Works, Cebu

McAdams,

McAllister, E., assist., American Foreign Insurance Bank

L. Y., acting accountant, National City of NewShanghai

Association, York, Shanghai

McArdle, Rev., Roman Catholic Mission,

MacAlister, D., assist., Palmer & Turner, Shanghai Huchow

McAllan, W. P., assistant, Shanghai &' Hongkew Wharf Co., Ld., Shanghai

McAnlis,

McArthur, Dr. J.assist.,

A., Severance Medical College, Seoul Co., Hongkong

MacArthur,A.,Major-General-Comdr.

Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering

D., Philippine dept., United States Army, Manila

Macarez, J., secretary, Socfin A Co., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Macarthur, N., assist., Taikoo

McArthur, W., Derrick & Co., Singapore Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Macartney,

Macaskie, C. T.F.L.,C.,manager,

GovernmentInternational

secretary, Export

Sarawak Co., Nanking

Macaskill,

Macaskill, K.Dr.R.,D.,assist.,

partner,Hongkong

Macaskilland& Cameron,

WhampoaSelangorDock Co., Ld., Hongkong

MacAulay, A.A. M.,

Macaulay, N., assist.

assist.,Butterfield & Swire, Yokohama

Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Selangor

Macaulay,

McAulay, T.G.Dr.B.,C.,T.assist.,

accountant,

AsiaticBannon & Bailey,

Petroleum Selangor

Macaulay, S., medical officer, NegriCo.,Sembilan

Ld., Kiukiang

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 183

McAuley, T. J., appraiser, Chinese Maritime Customs, Tientsin

McAvoy, D. G., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ld., Hongkong

McBain, E. B., assist., Geo. McBain, Shanghai

McBain, George, Merchant, Shanghai

McBain, N. S., George McBain, Shanghai

McBain, W. R., manager. Geo. McBain, Shanghai

McBain, W. R., Men Tou Kou (Sino-British) Coal Mining Co., Peiping

Macbeth, J., Macbeth, Gray & Co., Shanghai

McBride, A. H., engineer, P.W.D., Hongkong

McBroom, L. W., salesman, Moody, Mark, Ld., Shanghai

McCabe,

McCaig, J.,P. assist.,

J., assist., Chi TungS.Tobacco

Indo-China Co., Shanghai

N. Co., Ld., Ld., Mukden

McCall, J. S., Warder, Prison dept., Singapore

McCall, R. M., assistant, Harper, Gilniian & Co.. Ld., Selangor

McCallum, Lt. D. J., language attache, C.S.A. Embassy, Tokyo

McCammon, let Lt., J. E., language officer, Americani Legation, Peiping

McCammon, Rev. J., Irish Presbyterian Mission, Newchwang

McCance,

McCann, M.M.,E.,managing

manager director,

and sUpt.Lendrum,

engineer, ElLd.,Yaradero

Kobe de Manila, Manila . ,i

McCann, R. E., Frazar Fed., Inc., U.S.A., Tientsin,

McCann, W. L., clerical assist., Public Works dept., Shanghai

McCarr,

McCarthy,T. J.J.,G.J.,assist., Taikooagent,

J.,Mortimer-Reid

passenger Dockyard

Dollarand

S.S.Engineering Co., Hongkong

Line, and American Mail Line, S’hai.

McCarthy, & Slee, Shanghai

Macartney, T. L., manager, International

Macaulay, A. M., assist., Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong Export Co., Nanking

McCaulley, Capt. E. P., quartermaster, American, Legation, Peiping

McCaulley, Comdr. C., Naval attache, American Legation, Peiping

McCaw, J. G., Pahang Consolidated Co., Pahang

McClatchie, J.B. D.,

McChesney, H., Hongkong

assistant, Tobacco Products

and Shanghai Corporation,

Banking Shanghai

Corporation, Kobe

McClay, T., Pahang Consolidated Co., Pahang

McCleland, R. H., Senior Executive Engineer, Penang

McClellan, C. T., deputy general manager, R. C. A. of The Philippines, Manila

McClelland,

McClelland, H., sub-accountant, Siam& Commercial Bank, Ld., Kroll

Bangkok

McClelland,N.W.C., A., general

The manager vice-president,

China Engineers, Atkins,

Ld., Shanghai ife Co., Inc., Manila

Macleod, J. N., Birkett und Holden, Manila

McClure, A. L., assist, engr., Public Works dept., Selangor

McClure,

MacClure.D.,F. A.,vice-pres.,

LingnanManila Gas Corpn.,

University, CantonManila

McClure,

McClure, R.L. W.,M., treasurer,

assist., KerFukien

& Co.,Christian

Manila University, Foochow

McClure,

MacClymont,S., assistant,

Robert M„Harrisons

resident&manager,

Crosfield,BoaLd.,Yista

Sumatra

Hotel, Macao

McCogiley,

McColgan, D., J., senior assist.,

assistant, Raffles

Taikoo Institution,

Dockyard Singapore Co., Hongkong

& Engineering

McColtart, G., solicitor, Rodyk & Davidson, Singapore

MacConnaught,

MacConnell, Wm.,F., partner,

French Mission,

TownsendCanton

& Co., Chemulpo

McConnell, W. J., assistant, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Singapore

McCord, J. D., president and manager, Blue Bar Coconut Co, Manila

McCorkindale,

McCorkle, F. J.,E.,assist, engr. Socony-Yacuum

assistant, and surveyor, Liao RiverYokohama

Consei vancy Board, Newchwang

McCormack, assist., Taikoo Dockyard andCorpn., Engineering Co., Hongkong

McCormick,

McCormick, C.A. F.,F.,Chicago

Socony-Vacuum

Port TradeCorporation,

Co., Manila Shanghai

McCormick, M. A., assist., Socony-Vacuum Corporation,, Tsingtao

McCown, F. E., sub-acct., National City Bank of New York, Tientsin

McCoy, K. T., assistant, Socony-Vacuum Corp., Tientsin

McCoy, T. F., J.Oriental

McCracker, C., St.Consolidated Mining Co.,Shanghai

John’s University, Tabowie, Chosen

184 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

McCrea, A. G., surgeon, veterinary dept., Municipality, Penang

McCrea, S. M., partner, Ker

McCrea, T. F., Asia Realty Co., Shanghai

McCutcheon, A., secretary, Manila Machinery and Supply Co., Manila

MacCready,

McCullagh, J.R.A.,H.,R.,sub-accountant,

General MotorsChartered

(Japan),*Ld.,

Bank,Osaka

Singapore

McCulloch Dick, editor and publisher, Philippines Free Press, Manila

McDaniel, C. Y., reporter, Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury, Shanghai

MacDermot, E. R., spec, representative,

Macdermot, D. F., vice-consul for Great Britain, YokohamaRansomes k Rapier, Ld., Shanghai

McDermott, D., assistant, British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

McDermott,

MacDermott,R.W.G.,G.,district manager,

inspector, TexasPolice,

Municipal Co., Tientsin

Shanghai

McDiarmid, D.,

McDiarmid, executive

D. D., engineer,

accountant, Sime,Public

DarbyWorks

& Co.,dept., Teluk Anson, Lower Perak

Ld., Singapore

McDonald, A., assist., Jardine, Matheson k Co., Ld., Kobe

McDonald, A., superintendent, Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

McDonald, A., Harbour office, Customs, Shanghai

Macdonald, A. C., assist, water engineer, Municipal Water dept., Singapore

McDonald,

Macdonald, A. G., assist,

assistantcommr.,

wardenCanadian

of mines,Govt.

MinesTrade

dept.,Commission,

Selangor Shanghai

Macdonald, B.C. A.,J. S., warden, Prisons dept., Singapore

McDonald, C. M., agent, Eastern Smelting Co., Kampar, Perak

McDonald, D.,Rev.freight

Macdonald, dept., Robert

Fr., warden, Ricci Dollar Co., Shanghai

Hall, University, Hongkong

MacDonald, E., assistant, Etlin & Co., Singapore

MacDonald, E. M., police officer, Ulu Langkat, Selangor

MacDonald, I. D., manager, Strachan

Macdonald, I. D., 2nd. assist, commissioner of Police, Perak

MacDonald,

Macdonald, J.,J., assist.,

agent, Chartered Bank of India,

Asiatic Petroleum Australia and China, Selangor

Co., Hongkong

McDonald, J., assist., Socony-Vacuum Corporation,

Macdonald, J. A., Chinese Maritime Customs, Kongmoon Shanghai

MacDonald, J. B., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Hongkong

McDonald,

McDonald, J.J. H.

H., M.,assistant,

partner,British Cigarette Co., Ld.,

D. Couper-Johnston k Co.,Shanghai

Bangkok

MacDonald, J. R., assistant, Chase Bank, Shanghai

Macdonald, J. R., signs per pro., Butterfield & Swire, Ningpo

MacDonald, N. G., New Engineering & Shipbuild. Works, Ld., Shanghai

Macdonald, R., acting auditor general, Audit department, Selangor

MacDonald,

MacDonald, R., R. G.,Ricketts,

assist., Turner

Dodwellk kCo.,Co.,Shanghai

Ld., Shanghai

MacDonald, R. G., barrister-at-law,

McDonald, T., archivist, British Consulate, ShanghaiNanking

Macdonald, W.T. R.,

McDonald, A., Jardine,

assistant,Matheson

Paulsen k& Bayes

Co., Ld.,Davy,

Hongkong

Shanghai

MacDonald, W. E., Lingnan University, Canton

McDonald,

McDougall, A., assistant, H. Skott k Co, Hongkong Dollar Co., Shanghai

W. G., district passenger agent, The Robert

MacDougall,

McDougall, F.A.J.,G., Tailor,

assist, mechanical

Selangor engineer, engineer’s dept., Municipality, Singapore

McDougall,

McDougall, J. R., assist., SingaporeMatheson

E. L., assist., Jardine, Cold Storage& Co.,Co.,Swatow

Ld., Ipoh, Perak

MacDougall, P. A., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Malacca

McDonough,

McDonnell, C., dir., El Oriente Fabrica de Tobacos, Manila

MacDougall,J.D.O.,M.,boarding

secretary,office, Mariue

Licensing dept.,andShanghai

Board, 1st. clerk, Magistrates Court, H’Kong

McDowall, T., manager, Mercantile Bank of India, Ld., Singapore

McEachran,J. A.H.,R.,medical

McElney, marinepractitioner,

supt., Butterfield

MacGown,and Swire, Hongkong

Anderson k Durran, Hongkong

McElwaine, P. A., deputy public prosecutor, Attorney-General’s dept., Singapore

MacEwan, statistical secy., Statistical dept., Chinese Maritime Customs, S’hai

McEvoy, J. A., registrar, Vehicles Registration dept., Penang

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 1S5

MacEwan, J. D., assist., Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong

MeEwan, W., office manager, Malayan Collieries, Ld. (Batu Arang), Selangor

MacEwen, I. L., assist., Borneo Co., Ld., Bangkok

McEwen, W., manager, Liggett and Myers Tobacco Co., Inc., Manila

Macey, L., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Macfadyen, A. P., Texas Co. (P.I.), Inc., Iloilo

McFall, J. L., judge,secretary,

McFarland, Supreme Manila

Court, Negri Sembilan Manila

McFarland, Y.W. B.,M.,proprietor, McFarlandGas Typewriter

Corporation, Co., Bangkok

Macfarlane, A., engineer, Dairy Farm, Ice and Cold Storage Co., Ld., Hongkong

MacFarlane, A. D., Harrison & Crosfield (Borneo), Ld., Sandakan, British North Borneo

McFarlane, Rev. A. J., Loindon Missionary Society, Hankow

Macfarlane, D., manager, Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc., Manila

Macfarlane, A.

Macfarlane, D. D., assist.,house

R., boiler Harrisons,

chargeBarker & Co.,

engineer, Ld., Selangor

Electricity dept., Municipality, S’apore

McFarlane, J., assist., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ld., Hongkong

Macfarlane, M. M., assist., Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong

Macfarlane, R., workshop supervisor, Whangpoo Conservancy Board, Shanghai

McFarlane,

MacFarlane,R.W.,L.,supt. Lowe,engineer,

BinghamDairy

and Dunman,

Farm, Ice Singapore

& Cold Storage Co.,' Hongkong

MacFarlane, W., assist., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

MacFeat,

McFerran, P. D., Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

McFrederick,D., R.,engineer,

manager,Dairy Farm,Bingham

Squires Ice & Cold

Inc.,Storage Co., Ld., Hongkong

Co., Manila

McGann, E. J., assist., Robert Dollar Co., Hongkong

MacGavin, W. F., assist., Hanson, Orth and Stevenson Manila

McGeown,

McGilchrist,J. I.,J., Asiatic

marshal,Petroleum

H.B.M. Supreme Court for China, Shanghai

Co., Tsingtao

McGillivray, W. D., inspector, Municipal Police, Shanghai

McGilvray, C., assist., New Engineering and Shipbuilding Works, Ld., Shanghai

MoGolrick, Dr. E., Medical officer, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

McGonagle, T., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

McGonigal, J. C., partner, Butler and Webster, Bangkok

McGowan,

MacGowan,H.J. E.,F.,technical adviser,Government

assist. Steward, Office of Inspectorate

Hospital, General,

HongkongCustoms, Shanghai

McGowan, L. A., assist, accountant, Federated Malay States Railway, Kuala Lumpur

McGowan, T., branch manager,

MacGown, H., Robert Dollar Co., Shanghai Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ld., Taiping, Perak

Macgown, Dr. J. C., medical practitioner, Macgown, Anderson & Durran, Hongkong

McGrane, G., assistant, Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Shanghai

McGrath, R. E., vice pres, & mgr., United States Shoe Co., Manila

McGrath, S. F., chief examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

McGregor, A., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

McGregor,

MacGregor,A.C.M.,R., superintendent, Shanghai

assist., Asia Realty, Telephone Co., Ld., Shanghai

Co., Shanghai

MacGregor, D. D., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China, Shanghai

MacGregor, J. A., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Selangor

Macgregor, J.J. G.,F., head

McGregor, governing

cashier,director,

F.M.S. Caldbeck,

Railways, Macgregor

Kuala Lumpur & Co,, Ld., Shanghai

McGregor, J. H., mgr., McGregor & Co., J. H., Shanghai

Macgregor, N. C, governing director, Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ld., Shanghai

McGregor, R. J., MoGregor Iron Works, Shanghai

MacGregor, R. B., chief medical officer, Medical dept., Malacca

Macgregor,

MacGregor, R.R.,H.,assist.,

sub-acct.,

Smith,Chartered

Bell & Co.,Bank

Ld.,ofIloilo

India Australia and China, Selangor

Maogregor, W. H., director, Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ld., Singapore

McGuffin,

McGuinness,J., H.

surveyor of ship’s

P., assist, shift office,

chargeSingapore

engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

McGuire, J. J., assist., Imperial

MacGuire, S., assist., F.M.S. Railways, ChemicalKuala

Industries

Lumpur,(China), Ld., Shanghai

Selangor

Machado, C. J., solicitor, Shanghai

McHeyzer, J. C., assist, master, English School, Batu Pahat, Johore

McHugh, 1st Lieut. J. M., language officer, American Legation, Peiping

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

McHutchison, Dr. G. R, Physician and Surgeon, Perak

McHutchon, J. M., assist., Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong

Macias, J., manager, Helena Cigar Co., Manila

Mcllroy, Col. J. G., military attache, U.S.A. Embassy, Tokyo

Maclndoe, A., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Maclnnes, J.D.,S.,traffic-inspector,

McIntosh, Singapore Hongkong

chief engine draughtsman, Traction Co., Ld., Singapore

& Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., H’kong.

Macintosh, N. M., assist., Butterfield and Swdre, Hongkong

Macintyre, T. iS. R., Land & Estate Agency, Hansons, Shanghai

McIntosh, R. F., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Hankow

Macintyre,

McIntyre. E.,A.,senior

Launchassist,

Inspector, Chinese Public

land surveyor, Maritime Customs,

Works dept., Hongkong

Shanghai

McIntyre, F. S., engineer, Lahat Mines, Ld.,

McIntyre, H. B., headmaster, Government School, Labuan Perak

McIntyre, J. B., assist, engineer, Siam Electric Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

McIntyre, K., assist, supt. engineer, Butterfield & Swire, Hankow

MacIntyre, N., sub-manager, Walker, Turner & Co., Ld., Shanghai

MacIntyre, R., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Bank, Tokyo

McIntyre,

McIntyre, P.R.,H., assist.,Asiatic

assist., British MunicipalCo.Council,

Petroleum Tientsin

t,S. S.,) Ld., Penang

MacIntyre,

Mclver, A., assist., Kelly & Walsh, Ld., Shanghai Ld., Kobe

R. E., Famous Lasky Paramount Films,

Mackay,

MacKay, A.C.,H.,assist.,

Fowler & Co.,Dockyard

Taikoo Peiping and Engineering Co., Hongkong

McKay,

Mackay, H. R., assist., Sime, Darby officer,

H. A., emigrant examining Secretariat

& Co., Ld., Penangfor Chinese Affairs, Hongkong

Mackay,

Mackay, H.

I. C.,S., sub

assistant, Hongkong

accountant, ElectricBank

Chartered Co.,ofHongkong

India, Australia & China, Singapore

Mackay, J., Arnhold & Co., Ld., Chamgchow

Mcakay, N., assist., Gilman

Mackay, N. D., supt., Customs dept., Johore

Mackay, R. B.,W.sub-accountant,

McKay, Rev. R., United Church National City Bank

of Canada of New

Mission, York, Shanghai

Kongmoon

Macke, F., partner, Meyer « Co., Tientsin

McKeclmie, H., assist., Taikoo Sugar Refinery

Mackechnie, J., manager, Sternberg & Co., Singapore Co., Hongkong

McKee, J. M., deputy secretary, Municipal Council, Shanghai

McKee, Rose T., secretary & treasurer, Bal'coc Mining Co., Manila

McKee, S.,1). secretary,

McKeel, W., Tobacco Benguet

TradingConsolidated

Corporation,Mining Co., Manila

Shanghai

McKeilar, A., Mackirmon, Mackenzie & Co., Hongkong

McKellar, G. D., assistant, United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

McKelvie, J., assist., Hongkong

McKelvie, K., assistant secretary, British American Tobacco Co., Ld., Shanghai

McKelvie, K., Mustard & Co., Ld., Shanghai

McKelway, St. Clair, editor, Siam Free Press Co., Ld., Bangkok

Mackendrick,

McKendrick, R., A., assist.,

manager, British Dock

Shanghai Borneo& Engineering

Timber Co., Ld., Co., Sandakan, B. N. Borneo

Ld., Shanghai

McKenna, J., deputy assist, supt., Trade and Customs, Miri, Sarawak

McKenna, J. E., consul, American Consulate, Canton

McKenna,

McKenna, T., P., supt., CommercialPolicePacific CableShanghai

Co., Manila

Mackenzie, A.,supt.,

assist.,Municipal

Dairy Farm, Icedept.,

and Cold Storage Co., Ld., Hongkong

Mackenzie, A., sub-accountant, Chartered

Mackenzie, A., assist., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Bank of India, Australia and China, Medan

Hongkong

Mackenzie, A. K., signs per pro., Harry Wicking & Co., Hongkong

MacKenzie, A. N., assist, supt. engineer, Hongkong & Kowloon Godown Co., Ld., H’kong.

Mackenzie,

Mackenzie, A. S.,partner,

chartered accountant,

MackenzieWhite, Co.,Page & Co., Manila

MacKenzie, D., Patten,

D., supt. engineer, Hongkong & &Kowloon KobeWharf & Godown Co., Hongkong

Mackenzie, D.D. E.,

Mackenzie, R., sub-accountant,

Jardine, Matheson National

& Co., City

Ld., Bank of Bank of New York, Dairen

Tientsin

Mackenzie, F., assist., British Cigarette Co., Ld., Shanghai

FOKEIGN RESIDENTS 187

Mackenzie, G., assistant, Robinson Piano Go., Ld., Shanghai

Mackenzie, H., assistant, Hankow Lig ,t & Power Co., Hankow*

McKenzie, H. G., Robinson Piano Co., Ld., Tientsin

Mackenzie, H. M., assist, inspector of Police, British Municipal Council, Tientsin

Mackenzie, J.,

Mackenzie, H. marine

O., minister

dept.,plenipotentiary,

Canadian PacificU.S.A.

Railway Legation, Bangkok

Co., Hongkong

Mackenzie, J., trans. officer, Office of Inspectorate General, Customs, Shanghai

McKenzie, J. R., Standard

McKenzie, J.K.S.,J.,assistant, Trading Co., Kobe

MacKenzie, sub-officer,Loxley

Fire Co., Hongkong

Brigade, Shanghai

Mackenzie, K. S., assist., General Accident, Fire and Life Assce. Corpn., Ld., Shanghai

Mckenzie,

McKenzie, R., consular agent for Great Britain &Customs,

M. L., lights dept., Chinese Maritime AmoyShokwai, Shimonoseki

mgr., Wurui

McKenzie, S. F., accountant, British-American Tobacco Co., Shanghai

MacKenzie, W. A.,W.assist,

Mackenzie, Major J. E.,incolonial

charge, veterinary

Chinese Maritime

surgeon,Customs,

Hongkong Shanghai

Mckenzie, W. L., secretary, Hongkong Telephone (Jo.,

Mackenzie, W. W., assist., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shangha Ld., Hongkong

McKern, Dr. A.W.,S.,assist.,

McKerracher, Drs. Jamieson, Sharp & McKern,

Fogden, Brisbane Penang

& Co., Singapore

McKerrow,

McKerrow, R. W., signs per pro., Paterson, Simons & Co.,Tsingtao

A. G., assist., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Ld., Singapore

Mackichan, A. S., civil engineer, Leigh & Grange, Hongkong

Mackie, Hon. Mr. C. G. S-, managing director, Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Mackie, A.D. S.,

Mackie, D., partner,

consultingNeillengineer

& Partner, Selangorsurveyor, Singapore

and marine

Mackie, D. J., assistant, Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Ld., Hongkong

Mackie, F. W., partner, Pearson, Mackie & Co., Kobe

Mackie, J.,Dr.sub-accountant,

Mackie, Chartered

J. M., medical officer, Bank Hospital,

Kowloon of India, Australia

Hongkong& China, Negri Sembilan

Mackie, T., Warner Barnes & Co., Ld., Manila

Mackie, W. J., assist., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

MacKinley,

McKinney, W. control

A., solicitor, Deacons, Hongkong

Mackinnon J.A.,A.,assist., engineer,Electric

Shanghai Shanghai Power Lo.,Co.,Shanghai

Construction Shanghai

McKinnon, Capt. H., China Merchants Steam Navigation Co., Shanghai

Mackinnon, J. A., assist., Haskins & Sells, Shanghai

Mackinnon, J. M., assist., Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Shanghai

Mackintosh, A. D., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Hongkong

Mackintosh, C.,D. assist.,

MacKintosh, D. Gestetner

R., assist., (Eastern),Co.,Ld.,Newchwang

Asiatic Petroleum Hongkong

Mackintosh, F. A., Mackintosh & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Mackintosh, Dr. I., Macaskill & Cameron, Selangor

McIntosh, A.,W.,agent.

Mackintosh, assist.,Chartered

ShanghaiBank of India,

Electric Iloilo Co., Shanghai

Construction

Macknight, J.,A. Mustard

Maclachlan, B., assist.,& Firestone

Co., Ld., Hongkong

Tire & Rubber Co., Shanghai

McLachlan, D. M., assist, town planning superintendent, Perak

McLachlan, G. H., assistant, Texas C<>. (China), Ld., Tsingtao.

Maclachlan, I., cable engineer, Oriental Telephone and Electric Co., Ld., Singapore

MacLaehlan, J. B., senior executive engineer, P.W.D., Perak

MaLaehlan, J. J., Texas Co. (China), OLd., The, Shanghai

McLaggan, J. O., assist., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

McLaine, A. L., assist, treasurer, Treasury, Sarawak

McLane, P. Y., Canadian Government Trade Commissionier Service, Kobe

McLaren, Dr. C. I., Severance Union Medical College, Seoul

McLaren, E., assist., Butterfield & Swire, Hankow

McLaren, Capt. E. W., finance officer, U.S.A. Army, Tientsin

McLaren,

McLaren, G.J.A.,D.,assistant,

sub-agent,BorneoChartered

Co., Ld., Bank

Bangkok of India, etc., Zamboanga

Maclaren, J. H., assistant to marine supt., Butterfield & Swire, Shanghai

McLaren, L. W. R., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corpn., Singapore

McLatchie, W., manager, United Engineers, Ld., Penang

188 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

McLaughlin, R., assist, shift engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

McLaughlin, G. T., Chinese Maritime Customs, Tientsin

MacLaughlin, W. H., assist, supt., Trade & Customs, (Lower Perak

MoLauglin, W. J., clerical officer, British Legation, Peiping

McLay, D. B., executive engineer, Municipality, Singapore

McLay, F. S., assist, shift charge engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

McLay, R. M., mgr., The National Oi'ty Bank of New York, Hongkong

Mclean, A., assistant, Shanghai Electric Construction Co., Ld., Shanghai

Mclean, W., assist., Shewan, Tomes & Co., Hongkong

Maclean, H. A., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Kobo

Maclean, H. J. H., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P.I.), Ld., Manila, P.I.

Maclean,

Maclean;, J.J.A.M.E., assist.,

M., chiefSime,police

Darbyofficer,

& Co., Police

Selangordept., Johore

McLean, P. T., American Baptist Foreign Mission Society, Ningpo

McLean, W., H.,

McLean, W. assistant,

assist., Cameron & Co., Ld.,

Harper, Gilfillan KobeLd., Selangor

& Co.,

McLellan, A., assistant, Mansfield & Co.,1 Ld., Singapore

McLellan, D., assist, master, King’s College, Hongkong

Maclennan,

McLennan, D.F.,O.,(Shanghai

assistant, Power

Indo-ChinaCo., S.Shanghai

N. Co., Ld., Shanghai

McLennan, F., assist., Shanghai Power Co.,. Shanghai

McLennan,

MacLennan,F.,J.,travelling locomotive

sub-accountant, inspector,

Chartered BankRoyal StateAustralia

of India, Railways

Siam, Penang

Bangkok

Maclennan, K.J. F.,C., assistant,

McLennan, assistant, Chinese Maritime and

Taikoo Dockyard Customs, TengyuehCo., Hongkong

Engineering

McLennan, W. M., assist., Shanghai and Hongkew Wharf Co., Ld., Shanghai

McLeod, A., assist, shift charge engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

McLeod,

McLeod, D.D. S.,

W.,assist, conservator,

principal, Forest dept.,Singapore

Raffles Institution, Sarawak

McLeod, G., assistant, Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

McLeod, G. G., European Master, Education dept., Selangor

McLeod, J., Guthrie & Co., Singapore

MacLeod, J. C., senior boarding officer, Marine dept., Singapore

McLeod, J. D., assist., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ld,, Shanghai

Macleod, J. N., general broker, Birkett & Holden, Manila

Macleod,

McLeod, N. Q., assistant, Smith, Bell &Works

Co., Ld.,

dept.,Manila

McLernon,R.E.J.,J.,assist,

chief engineer,

inspector,Public

Police department, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Malacca

McLew, D., Shanghai Dock & Engineering Co., Ld., Shanghai

McLorn, G., Chinese Maritime Customs, Tientsin

McLorn, J., account., Directorate General of Post, Shanghai

McLoughlin, A. P., storekeeper, Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

McLure,

McMahon,A.,H.,partner, Seth,Shanghai

assistant, MancellWaterworks

& McLure, Shanghai

Co., Ld., Shanghai

McMahon, J. E., medical officer, Taiping,

McMahon, M. N., market inspector, Municipal PerakHealth dept., Singapore

McMahon, T., engineer, Ipoh, Perak

McMahon,

Me Mar! in.T.,D.,storekeeper,

engineer,Police Headquarters,

Reuters, Hongkong

Ld., Shanghai

McMaster, W. D., assistant, Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co., Ld., Shanghai

McMeekin, H. W. P., managing director, Ubert & Co., Ld., Shanghai

McMichael, E. H., Realty Investment Co., Shanghai

McMicking, J., manager, Insular Life Assurance Co., Ld., Manila

McMillan, J., assist., Shanghai Waterworks Fittings Co., Shanghai

MacMillan,

MacMillan, W.R.R. S.,

C., director,

station supt., Electricity Supply

Metallisation dept.,Shanghai

Municipality, Penang

MacMillan, P., assist., New EngineeringCo.,^Shipbuilding

of China, Works, Ld., Shanghai

McMorine,

MacMorland, J. B.,Major

divisional sanitary

E. E., assist.inspector,

Ordinance Municipal

officer, Health

U. S. dept.,

Army,Singapore

Manila.

Macmorran, R. G., signs per pro., United Exporters, Ld., Singapore

McMullan, D. F. R., McMullen & Co., Ld., James, Shanghai

McMullan, Dr. R. J., American Presbyterian Mission, Hangchow

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 189

McMunn, J. F., accounting division, Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Shanghai

McMurray,

McMyn, A. A.L., W., assist.,assist., Eastern Extension

Anglo-Siam Corporation, Telegraph Co., Shanghai

Ld., Bangkok

Macnab, A., manager of general division, Wearne, Bros., Ld., Penang

Macnab, A. C., surveyor of Ships’ Office, Singapore

McNab, K. G., assistant, Manufacturers Life Insurance Co., Tokyo

MacNab, R,, assist., United Engineers, Ld., tSingapore

Macnab, Dr. R.Brig.-

Macnaghten, A., medical

Gen’l. E.officer,

B., dir.,Medical dept., KedahTobacco Co. (China), Ld., S’hai.

British-American

McNair, R. P., assist, manager, G. T. Fulford, Ld., Shanghai

Macnair, T. D., assist.. Harper, Giltillan & Co., Ld., Selangor

Macnamara, D. P., officer, Police dept., Kedah

MacNaught, W. C., game warden, Perak

MacNaughton, A., sub-officer. Municipal Fire Brigade, Singapore

McNaughton, E. J., dir., Imperial Chemical Indust. (Malaya), Ld., Selangor

Macnaughton, H. C., Consul for Greece, Kobe

McNeale,

McNeary, J.R.H.P.E.,G.,F.,assist.,

manager,Chinese

American Maritime

BankCustoms,

Note Co.,Hoihow

Canton

i McNeice, assist, director of Chinese Schools, Education dept., Singapore

| McNeill, John, barrister, Hansons, Shanghai

' McNeill, J. T., partner, Stark & McNeill, Penang

' McNeillie, D., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

McNeish, J., traffic inspector, Singapore Traction Co., Ld., Singapore

McNerney, G. F., language attache, American (Legation, Peiping

, McNeur, A., Robert Dollar Co., Manila

McNicol, R. J., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

■ McNicoll,

MacNider,L.E.,D.,reporter, director,China

ChinaMail,SoapHongkong

Co., Ld., Shanghai

I MacNider, S., assist., Lane, Crawford. Ld., Hongkong

McNulty, Rev. A. A., American Church Mission, Soochow

McOustra, J. R., assist., Eastern ExtensionTelegraph Co., Labuan

f Macphail, A.G.,W.,professor

MacOwan, of chemistry,

chief accountant, King Edward

Municipal Council,VIIShanghai

Medical College, Singapore

Macphail, IL, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

: McPhail, J. W. R., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Bank, Singapore

Macphail, L. R. partner, Saunders & Macphail, Singapore

, MacPhail, N., chief sanitary inspector, Sanitary Board, Selangor

( McPherson, Smith Bell & Co., Ld., Manila

MacPherson, C. W., sub acct., Chartered Bank of India., Aust. & China, Iloilo

f MacPherson,

McPherson, F.Dr.C.,D.Chinese R., medical

Maritimeofficer,Customs,

MedicalShanghai

Dept., Negri Sembilan

McPherson, G. C., assist., China Motors, Shanghai

I Macpherson, J. S., district officer, Kuala Pi lah, Negri Sembilan

;| McQuarrie,

McQueen, J.,W.,managementchief inspectordept.,of Harrisons

Police, Penang

& Crosfield, Ld., Sumatra

McQuilkin, J. A., assist., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Penang

McRae, Chalmers, manager, Maynard & Co., Ld., Singapore

McRae, Rev. D., United Cnurch of Canada Mission, Kongmoon

., Macrae, H., A.,vice-consul for Great Britain, Dairen

I Macrae, H.

MacRobert, I., commercial

second officer,secretary,

Chinese British

Maritime Embassy,

Customs,Tokyo

Hongkong

j i McSparran, Dr. J. L., physician & Surgeon,

MaoSwan, D. M., Medical officer, Medical dept., Johore Yokohama

j MacTier, R.M.,S.,Shanghai

Me Vicar, J., assist., Mansfield

Waterworks & Co., Ld., Singapore

|j; McWatt, assist., Shanghai Gas Co.,CoLd., , Ld.,Shanghai

Shanghai

]j|i McWalter,

McWhirter, D. L., veterinary surgeon, Keylock Hongkong

W., inspector, Police Headquarters, & Pratt, Shanghai

. i Mace, R. B., assist., Borneo Co., Ld., Bangkok

Mace, N., assist, supt. of surveys, 2nd Divisiou, Sarawak

jp Macey, L., assist., Hongkong

Machan, J. W., operator, Wireless Station, Singapore Dock Co., Hongkong

| Machiooine, L., Olivier-Chine (S. A.), Shanghai

190 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Ma^k, A. C., Bush Mack & Co., Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Mack, A. M., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Mack,

Mack, D.P. A.,

G., assist.,

engr., F.British

M. S. Railways, KualaLd.,Lumpur,

Cigarette Co., ShanghaiSelangor

Mack, R. G., inspector, Shanghai Waterworks Shanghai

Mackness, L. R., partner, Neill & Bell, Selangor

Macomber,

Macon, G. W.,F. mgr.,

W., chief of inspector,

Universal GeneralCol,

Leaf Tobacco Motors (Japan), Ld,, Osaka

Shanghai

Maconie, D. A. C., medical officer, Chinese Maritime Gujstoms, Shanghai

Macoustra, D. J., accountant, Straits Trading Co., Ld., Penang

Maddock.

Madew, R.S.,O.,Manila

inspectorElectric Co., Manila

of Mines, Perak

Madgwick, E., professor of physics, King Edward VII Medical College, Singapore-

Madier, H., partner, Madier, Ribet et Cie, Canton

Madier, J., partner, Madier, Ribet et Cie., Canton

Madoc, G. C., proby asst, commissioner, Police dept., Negri Sembilan

Madon, A. B., mgr. & prop., Sino-Aryan Trading Co., iShanghai

Madrigal,

Madsen, S.A.A.,H.,V.,Restaurant

manager,

assist., Philippine

Greatproprietor, Credit

NorthernTsingtao Bureau,

Telegraph Co., Manila

Ld., Shanghai

Maendler,

Maenss, W., Consul-General for Germany, Singapore.

Maestrini, Rev. Fr. N., Rosary Church, Kowloon

Magatagan, G. C., secretary, Frazar, Federal, Inc., (I.S.A., Tientsin

Maggs, C. E., signs per pro., G. H. Slot k Co., Ld., Singapore

Maggs, F. J. B., Russell & Co., J. A., Selangor.

Maggs, G. L., assist, boat officer, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Magill, M. M., American Bookshop, Shanghai

Magtibay, A. F., accountant, Worton & Harrison Co., Manila

Maglioli,

Magsaysay,magasinier, Messageries

A., civil engineer, MaritimeS, Saigon

Manila

Maguire, M. C., manager, G. R. Gregg & Co., Ld., Kobe and Yokohama

Magy,

Maher, Ch., Municipalite

A., stores Francaise, Shanghai

assist., Hongkong and YVhampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Maher, C. M., assist., import dept., Arnhold & Co , Ld., Shanghai

Maher, D. V., lighthouse keeper, Harbour

Maher, F. V., assist., Socoiiy-Vacuum Corporation dept., Hongkong

Shanghai

Maher,

Maher, P., assist., British-American Tobacco Co.Co.(China),

J. D., assist., Liggett k Myers Tobacco (China),Ld.,

Ld.,Shanghai

Shanghai

Maher, W. J., shipwright, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock

Mahon, C. H., assist., Public Health dept., Municipal Council, Shanghai Co., Ld., Hongkong

Mahon, E. J., The National City Bank of New York, Mukden

Mahoney,

Mahony, J.,F. assist,

R., assist., F.M.S.F.M.S.

engineer, Railways, KualaKuala

Railways, Lumpur, Selangor

Lumpur, Selangor

Mahood, J., tidesurveyor, Chinese Maritime

Mahtani, D. I., manager, Hassaram k Co., Yokohama Customs, Kongmoon

Mai,

Maier,Dr.A.,L.assist,

H., Deutsche FarbenArnhold

export, dept., Handelgesellschaft Waibel & Co., Changsha

k Co., Ld., Shanghai

Maillard, A., manager, Compagnie Optorg, Shanghai

Maillard, M., chef due Secretariat, Administration Municipale, Haiphong

Maille, F., accountant, Soc. Anonyme des Anciens Etablisements Arnoult, Tientsin

Mailly,

Mailskov,P., Th.,

engineersignsandperdirector, Lonkomay,

pro., Bendixen Shanghai

k Co., Singapore

Main, G. A., assistant, Ker k Co., Manila

Main, J.S. R.,

Main, assistant,

Duncan, Imperial

Business Sec.Chemical Industries

and Treasurer, China(China), Ld.,Association,

Medical Shanghai Shanghai

Main, T. G., chief clerk, Shanghai Waterworks

Main, T. P., district supt., Shanghai Gas Co., Ld., ShanghaiCo., Ld., Shanghai

Main, W.

Main, W., A.,

mechanical

director,A.dept.. United Engineers,

Underwriters Savings Ld., Singapore

Bank, Shanghai

Mair, C. A., assist., S. Watson k Co., Shanghai

Mair, J. D., supt. Waste dept., Municipal Water dept, Singapore

Maistre, L., manager, Behr & Mathew, Ld., Hankow

Maitland, A. J., Dunlop Rubber Co., (China), Ld., Shanghai

FOEEIGN" RESIDENTS 191

Maitland, A. L., assistant^ Socony-Yacuum Corp., Tientsin

Maitland, D. W., assist., Government Printing dept., F.M.S

Maitland, T.R. C.,

Maitland, J., manager

Oliveira for

andJapan,

Sons, Shanghai

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co., Tokyo

Majoni, H. E. G. C., ambassador, Italian Embassy, Tokyo

Major, A. G., consul-general for Great Britain, Tsinan

Major, A. R. S., assist, supt. of Police, Hongkong

Major, C., assist., Capital and Trade, Shanghai

Majot, G., mechanical engineer, Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Major,

Major, H.

J. M.,R., accountant,

assist., Union Insurance

Robert Dollar Society of Canton Hongkong

Co., Shanghai

Makin, T., assist., Singer Sewing Machine Co., Osaka

Malarkey, J. E., sales manager, China Neonlite Co., Hongkong

Malcolm,

Malcolm, A., managing

A. A., director,

maintenance Malcolm

assist., & Co.,Power

Shanghai Shanghai

Co., Shanghai

Malcolm, A. R., general manager, Borneo Co., Ld., Bangkok

Malcolm, G. A., justice, Supreme Court, Manila

Malcolm, H. R., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Shanghai

Malcolm, H. W., managing director, Rising Sun Petroluem Co., Ld., Yokohama

Malcolm, J., inspector, Singapore Traction Co., Ld., Singapore

Malcolm, T. C., Socony Vacuum Corporation, Tientsin

Malcolm, W., health officer, physician to General Hospital, etc., Chefoo

Malfettes, E., assist., Soc. Anonyme des Etains de Kinta, Perak

Malig, V. M., secretary, Babcock & Templeton, Manila

Malirn, T., district officer, Forest dept., Perak

Malinovsky, K., consul for Czechoslovakia, Shanghai

Mallard, F. A., architect, P. W. D., Johore

Mallett,

Mallinson,F. R.,

C., Steiner

assist., Gordon & Co.,

& Co., Ld., Ld., Shanghai

Shanghai

Mallinson, R., manager, Straits & China Textile Co., Singapore

Mallon, W. J. A., signs per pro. Cumberbatch & Co., Selangor

Malone, G., assist, accountant, Hankow Light and Power Co., Ld., Hankow

Maloof, J., manager, Macksoud Importing Co., Shanghai

Maltby,

MaSveda, C. F.,P.,sub-agent, Chartered Bank

adviser, Continental of India,

Supply Australia & China, Negri Sembilan

Co.,works

Manila

Mamysh, B. L., architectual draughtsman, public dept., Municipal Council, S’hai

Manaresi, J.,E. assist.,

Manasseh, Cie. Francaise

S., proprietor, Manasseh de &Tramways, Shanghai

Co., Singapore

Manby, H. B., headmaster, Bukit Zahrah iSchool, Johore Bahru, Johore

Mancell,

Manceron,A.G.,H.,assist.,

treasurer,

Cie. Shanghai General des

Franco-Asiatique Hospital,

Petroles,Shanghai

Saigon

Manchester, H. L., deputy treasurer, Secretariat, Singapore

Mandel, A. E., president, China Fibre Container Co., Shanghai

Mandelert, E., assist., Nestle & Anglo-Svviss Condensed Milk Co., Shanghai

Mandeil,

Manders, A.R. J.,E.,godown

assistant,supt.,

AultButterfield

and Wiborg, & Swire, Hankow

Shanghai

Mandley, E. C., Nurupi Kozan Kabushiki Kaisha, Seoul

Mandy, J.J. E.,

Manen, K.,assist,

signs per pro,, Mansergh craft.,

inspector & Tayler, Negridept.,

Sembilan

Manescau, controller, Banque ofde native

ITndo-chine, Marine

Saigon Singapore

Mangin, C. F., Jugra Land & Carey Co., Pt. Swettenham

Mangold, A. H., marine dept., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Manhes, J. A., sub-accountant, Banque de ITndochine, Shanghai

Mani, N. G. S., Sternberg & Co., Singapore

Manian, K. iS., chief overseer, P.W.D., Segamat, Johore

Manikram, S., chief clerk, Police Court, Penang

Mankin, J. M., asst, distribution engr., Electric Supply dept., Penang

Manley, E. L., manager, Acme Code Co., Shanghai

Manley,

Manley, J.J.G. C,

B.,N.,assist.,

assist., Imperial

assistant, Chemical& Industries

Mortimer-Reid Slee, (China), Ld., Shanghai

Shanghai

Manley, China produce dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Manley, J. G., chief clerk, H.B.M.’s Works, Shanghai

Manley, R. E., Knipschildf & Eskelund, Shanghai

1.92 . FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Manley,

Mann, A., Duro Motor Co., Ld., Hongkong Railway, Shanghai

W. T., auditor, Nanking-Shanghai

Mann, B. B., signs per pro., National City Bank of New York, Tientsin

Mann, G., Imperial Chemical Industries, Shanghai

Mann, H.,

Mann, G. H., assistant St.

accountant, engineer,

FrancisPublic

Hotel,Works dept., Shanghai

Hongkong

Mann, H. M., secretary, Cathay Land Co., Shanghai

Mann,

Mann, I.R.,G.assist.,

R., assist.,

Lowe,Hongkong

Bingham and ShanghaiShanghai

& Matthews, Bank, Harbin

Manners, C. M., assist, manager, Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Hongkong

Manners,

Manning, John, director,

E., assist., JohnJohn Manners && Co.,

D. Hutchison Co., Ld., Hongkong

Hongkong

Manning, F. C., overseer, P.W.D., Hongkong

Manning, G. J., assist., China Record Co., Shanghai

Manning, J. H., Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Manila

Mansel, F. L., assistant

Mansel-Smith, treasurer, Treasury, Sarawak Shanghai

Mansfield, P. C.,W.,agent,

assistant, Asiatic

Jardine, Petroleum

Matheson & Co.,Co.,Ld.,Ld.,Wuhu

Mansfield,

Mansouk, J.,P. proprietor,

W., assist., S.Belgian

J. David

Brick& Co., Shanghai

Factory; and S. Mansouk & Co., Tientsin

Mansour, H., managing director, Teikoku Sanso K. K., Kobe

Mantell,

Manton, A. J., traffic inspector, Hongkong Tramways, &Ld.,Finishing

C. K., assist, works manager, China Printing Co., Shanghai

Hongkong

Manton,

Maolem, W. J. W., assist, shift charge engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Marasigin,S. B.,

J., president,

Shanghai Waterworks Co., Shanghai

General Investment Corpn., Manila

Marcadet, director of Franco-Annamite Schools, Yunnanfu

Marcel, C. R, manager, Pentreath & Co., Hongkong

Maroelo, E., manager, Manila Land and Water Transp. Co., Inc., ManF'a

March, A. W., m. a., Hangchow Christian College, Hangchow

March, J.Dr.E.,E.architect,

March, L., Sun Life Assurance

Spence, Co. &of Partners,

Robinson Canada, Shanghai

Shanghai

Marchand, H., assist., Municipalite Francaise, Shanghai

Marchand, M., International Savings Society, Shanghai

Marchand, Paul, signs per pro., Hirsbrunner ifc Co., Shanghai

Marchant, A.,

Marcheix, W. general

A. T., Sime,

mgr.,Darby & Co., Singapore

Societe-Francaise des Charbonnages du Tonkin, Tonkin

Marchetti,

Marchina, M., Cie.

A., assist., Racine deet Tramways,

Francaise Cie, Shanghai Shanghai

Marchman,

Marciniak, H.W. G.,R., assist.,

sub-accountant, National

A. E. G. China CityCo.,

Electic BankTientsin

of New York, Harbin

Marcks,

Marco, D.Lothar, merchant Whittall

de, accountant, & Civil Engineer, Mukden

& Co., Selangor

Marcus, M. L., proprietor, Oriental Bill Posting Co., Singapore

Mardas, A.G. A.,

Maiden, E., assistant,

managingG.director,

L. Shaw,G. Antung

E. Marden & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Marderfeld, M., agent, China Fur Trading Co., Shanghai

Mardulyn, P., siub-aoct., Banqule Beige Pour PStranger, Shanghai

Marfil, S., Marfil Motor Replacement Co., Manila

Margadant,

Margerison, S.J., Y.,manager,

secty., Ned.

Price Handel

(China),Mij

Ld.,Factorij

Shanghaite Batavia, Batavia

Margetts, Lt.-Col. Nelson E., military attache,

Margoliouth, L. C., manager, South British Insurance U.S. Army, Co.. American

SingaporeLegation, Peiping

Margot, M., assistant, Liebermann, Waelchli & Co., Osaka

Mari, A., manager,

Mariadoss, Kunst A Albers, HarbinTaiping, Perak

Mariani, G.,D.assistant,

L., postmaster,

Italasia,Post

Ld.,Office,

Singapore

Marie-, Rev. L., superior, Procure General des Mission Sanitorium, Hongkong

Marivint, Rev. F., s.J., minister, Zi-KaAVei Church, Shanghai

Marinho,

Mariotti, R., eng.,

J., assistant, Socony-Vacuum

Cie Francaise Corporation,

de Tramways, Shanghai Saigon

Mariotti, E., assistant. Italasia, Ld., Singapore

Marjoribanks, Dr. E. M., principal medical officer, Sarawak

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 193

Mark, G., assist., China Finance Corporation, Shanghai

Mark, K. C., assistant, A. H. Potts, Hongkong

Markar,

Marker, A.C. E.,G., director,

assist., Holland

ArnholdChina

& Co.,Trading Co., Hongkong

Ld., Shanghai

Markes, H. J., works engineer, Sanitary dept., Perak

Markert, P. M., engineer-in-charge, Anderson, Meyer & Co., Canton

Markevitch, A., manager, Casey & Lyttle, Tsingtao

Markey,

Markham,J.,H.,Manila Machinery

manager, signs per& Supply Co., ManilaLazarus & Sons, Ld., Singapore

pro., Huttenbach,

Markham, H. S., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Markham, R. F. C., assistant inspector of schools, Education dept., Perak

Marks, A., revenue pfficer, Imports and Exports Office, Hongkong

Marks, F., secretary, German Consulate, Harbin

Marks, J. C., aoct.. Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Yokohama

Marks, P., manager, Netherlands India Commercial Bank, Singapore

Marks, R., inspector, Police Headquarters, Hongkong

Marks, T. J., inspector, Shanghai Waterworks (Jo., Ld., Shanghai

Marler, Hon. H., minister, Canadian Legation, Tokyo

Marlin, J., assist., Cie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigon

Marmora, A., detective, French Municipal Police, Shanghai

Marnes, T. A., sub-officer, Fire Brigade, Shanghai

Marnie,

Marques,H.A.,E.,Chartered

engr., Malayan

Bank ofCollieries, Ld., Selangor

India, Australia and China, Kobe

Marques, J. D., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Marr, F- B., assist., Shanghai Dock & Engineering Co., Ld., Shanghai

Marr,

Marr, J.N. L.,J., assistant (Tsurumi),Co.,Socony-Vacuum

Asiatic Petroleum Ld., ChinkiangCorporation, Yokohama

Marsden, G. W., Battery Sergt.-Major Instructor, Volunteer Cbrps, Shanghai

Marriott,

Marriott, E., clerk, accounts dept., General Post Office, Hongkong

Marriott, F.H.,F.,sergeant

assist, general

of police,manager,

Hongkong Sarawak Oilfields,

and Whampoa Ld., Sarawak

Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Marriott, M. G., signs per pro., Caldbeck,

Mars, Du C. V., manager, Otis Elevator Co., Manila MacGregor & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Marschall, E., Behn Meyer & Co., Manila

Marsden, S. W. R., inspector, Police dept., Penang

Marsh, E. L., medical officer, Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Shanghai

Marsh, F., Grenier & Son, Ld., Negri Sembilan

Marsh, F. R, manager, Hongkong Electric Co., Hongkong

Marsh, G. B., health inspector, Municipal health dept., Shanghai

Marsh,

Marsh, J.H. W.F., P.,Kailan MiningAuto

manager, Administration,

Palace Co., Ld.,Chingwantao

Shanghai

Marsh, L. S., sub-acct., National

Marsh, W., secretary and treasurer. CitySecretariat,

Bank of New York, Shanghai

Singapore

Marshad-Marsih, Dr. A. V., medical practitioner, Shanghai

Marshall, A., typist, British Legation, Peiping

Marshall, A., British-American Tobacco Co., Ld., Shanghai

Marshall,

Marshall, A. G.,

McE., chairman, McAlister &Ld.,Co.,Hongkong

Singapore

Marshall, A.C. F., assist.,

assist., Lane, Crawford,

Socony-Vacuum Corpn., Yokohama

Marshall, O. T., assistant, International Export Co., Tientsiin

Marshall, D., assist. (Distribution dept.), Hongkong and China Gas Co., Ld., Hongkong

Marshall, E., Keller & Co., Ld., Manila.

Marshall,

Marshall, E. L., inst, supt., mines,

Socony-Vacuum dept,Corporation, Manila

Marshall, F.F. C., E. T.,warden

assist.,ofChi TungMines

Tobacco Johore

Co., Ld., Mukden

Marshall, F. L., director, James Magill & Co.,

Marshall, G., manager, Singapore Traction Co., Ld., SingaporeShanghai

Marshall, G. E., assist., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Marshall, G. V. T., assist., S. J. David & Co., Hongkong

Marshall,

Marshall, H. F.,

M., maintenance

H. assist,assist., assistant,

Hongkong ShanghaiLd.,

Electric Power Co., Shanghai

Marshall, J., engineer, Shanghai Tug Co., Hongkong

and Lighter Co., Shanghai

i Marshall, M., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Shanghai

194 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Marshall, M. D., installation inspector, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Marshall, R.M. Calder,

Marshall, E., assist., British-Arnerican

mang. dir., Calder, Marshall Tobaccoit Co.,

Co., Ld.,

Ld., Singapore

Shanghai

Marshall, R. J., medical officer. Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Shanghai

Marshall, S. P., assist, manager, International Export Co., Ld., Tientsin

Marshall, T. S., assistant, Butterfield & Swire, Tientsin

Marshall, W., partner, Richie it Bisset, Singapore

Marshall, W. B., assist., Butterfield it Swire, Shanghai

Marshall,

Marshall, W. W. L.,

McP.,assist, general

assist., manager,

Asiatic Petroleum Socony-Vacuum Corpn..Ld.,

Co. (North China), Hongkong

Shanghai

Marsman, M. A., Itogon Mining Co' . ' , A!

Marsman, J., general manager, Itogon Alining Co., Afanilaanil a.

Marsot, H., assistant,

Marsoulies, A. Du PacBanque de LTndochine,

de, advocate, Shanghai Singapore

Alartel, le Comte D. de, Minister, French Embassy, Tokyo

Martel, 0. E., assistant, Tientsin Straw braid & Export Co., Tientsin

Martel, E., Consul for Belgium, Seoul

Martens, F. R., secretary, Ribeiro & Co., Ld., Singapore

Alarthoud, P., Marthoud it Cie., Shanghai

Alarti, F. de P. M. P., commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Alengtz

Martin, A., assistant, Slot it Co., Penang

Martin, A., Chinese Maritime Customs, Tientsin

Alartin, A. A., assistant, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Hongkong

Alartin, A. E., signs per pro., Alackinnon, Alackenzie & Co., Hongkong

Alartin, A. G., inspector, Sanitary dept., Bongkong

Alartin,

Alartin, A.A. H., engineering

J., consul staff,Britain,

for Great Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Foochow

Martin, A.

Alartin, C., J.

B. L., J., Socony-Yacuum

assist, G.manager, Corporation, Hongkong

Alartin, director, H. Slot B.& Co.,

P. deLd., Silva, Ld.,

Penang Singapore

Martin,

Martin, C. L., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Co.,

C. J„ vice-president, Cebu Stevedoring Ld.,Inc., Cebu

Shanghai

Alartin, D. E., assistant electrical engineer, Electrical dept., Selangor

Martin, E. C., assist., Sime, Darby & Co., Ld., Alalacca

Martin, Rev. E. W. L., warden, St. Stephen’s College, Hongkong

Alartin,

Alartin, F.F. E.,

C., assistant,

Church Alissionary

Dodwell &Society, Foochow

Co., Shanghai

Alartin, G.,

Alartin, G. P.Tientsin Tramway

de, director and Lighting

of education, t o., Ld.,

Education Tientsin Hongkong

department,

Alartin, G. S., teacher, China Inland .Ylission Boys’ School, Chefoo

Alartin, Hugh,

Alartin, H. B., director,

M. J. B.Noel,

Shidzuoka Co., Ld., Shanghai

Martin, H. E. M., forest manager, Anglo-Siam

Martin, H. S., assist, accountant, Treasury, Hongkong Corporation, Bangkok

Alartin, H. T. J., divisional engineer, Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ld.. Tokyo

Alartin, J., director, Slot & Co.. Ld., Penang

Martin, J. B., Nurupi KozanjK.K., Seoul

Martin, J. H., Masters, Ld., Singapore

Alartin,

Martin, J.M. P.,Z.,director,

assistant,G.Edgar

H. SlotBrothers,

ife Co., Ld. Ld.,; Singapore

Singapore

Alartin, Dr. Paul, medical practitioner, Shanghai

Martin, R. B., examiner, Cliinese Maritime Customs, Wenchow

Martin, R. H., engineer, Tientsin Land Investment Cc., Tientsin

Martin,

Martin, Capt. R. M.,Whiteaway,

S., assist., extra commissioner,

Laidlaw & Municipal Police, Shanghai

Co., Ld., Bangkok

Alartin,

Alartin, T. Addis, assist., Caldbeck, Alacgregor & Co., Seoul

Dr. S. H., Severance Union Aledical College, Ld., Singapore

Martin,

Alartin, T.Capt.

A., secretary,

T. M., Q.M.H’kongcorps, Trust

0.S. Army, Corpn.,Nagasaki

Ld., & Sassoon Banking Corpn., H’kong

Martin, W\ A., warder, Prison dept., Penang

Martin, W.

Martin, W., B.,Nestle & Anglo-Swiss

assist., Guthrie & Co., Condensed Alilk Co., Ld., Alanila

Ld., Singapore

Martin, W. H., director, Alalayan Collieries, Ld., Selangor

FOREIGN RESlDENTb 19&

Martin, W. W., Mutual Advertisers, Ld., Shanghai

Martindell, Dr. E. W., Sanitary Hoard, Brunei

Martine, T.J.,C.,examiner,

Martinek, acting manager,

Chinese Borneo

Maritime(Jo.,Customs,

Perak Shanghai

Martinella, A. M., manager, Italian Trading

Martinez, M. Guillermo, charge d'affaires, Legation Co., Tientsin

of Peru, Tokyo

Martinoli, D., engineer-in-chief, Societe Franco-Chinoise de Constructions, S’hat

Martins, L. J., secretary, Reparticao de Fazenda Conselhia de Macau, Macao

Martinus,

Marton, O.F.E.R.C.,S.,solicitor,

assistant,Deacons,

MalayaHongkong

Tribune, Singapore

Marty, J., assist., Cie. Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigon

Martyn, (J. D., commissioner of Lands, Jesselton, British North Borneo

Martyn,

Martzynuik,K. O’B.,

D. G.,assist.,

assist.,Asiatic

ChinaPetroleum

Record Co.,Co.,Shanghai

Shanghai

Marvin, O. F., assistant manager, Goodrich International Rubber Co., Manila

Marx, Edwin, secretary, United Christian Missionary Society, Nanking

Mary, G., Baboud, Mary & Cie., Shanghai

Mascher,

Maschmann, W., K.,assistant,

assist., Melchers

Melchers && Co.,

Co., Shanghai

Shanghai

Masefield, Y. H., assistant, Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld., Iloilo

Mashin, B, P., Foreign! Harbour Office, Shanghai

Mashin, N., assist., Melchers & Co., Shanghai

Masillon, L., chief electrician, Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Maslin, Rev. T. P., American Church Mission, Hankow

.Mason, Dr. C., assist, surgeon, Medical dept., Sarawak

(Mason, E. R., assist. North China Daily News and Herald, Shanghai

(Mason,

i Mason, F., assist, master,

I., vice-pres., RoyalCentral

AsiaticBritish

Society,School, Hongkong

Shanghai

Mason, J., inspector, Municipal Police, Shanghai

;Mason,

Mason, J.,

Dr. manager, Philippine Sugar Centrals Agency,Co., Manila

'Mason, J. J.R. B.,H.,medical

deputyofficer, Pahang

general mgr.,Consolidated PahangBank, Manila

Philippine National

‘Mason, K. A., insurance dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co. Ld., Tientsin

■Mason, M. J., Claude Neon Lights Inc., Shanghai

Mason, P. F., manager, lower wharf, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ld., Shanghai

Mason,

Mason, T.Lt.E.,R.,assistant,

languageMansfield

officer, U.S.&, Co.,

Embassy, Tokyo

Ld., Singapore

1 Mason, Y. A.,

Massa, A., assist., Italian

manager, Hongkong andWorks,

Marble Shanghai Banking Corporation, Kobe

Tientsin

!: Massabot,

Massang, J.,(L. directeur, SocieteBankruptcy

J., 2nd clerk. Havraise Indochinoise, Saigon

Office, Penang

jMa.sseboeuf, J., director, Chiffon, Ld., Hongkong

: Masseur, A. A. J. B., (assistant, Java.-China-Japan Lijn., N.V., Amoy

i Masseurs.

Massey, B.A.,P., managing director,and

assist., Hongkong Philips’ ChinaBanking

Shanghai Co., Shanghai

Corporation, Hongkong

I Massey, B. W. E., clerk, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Massey, W. E. D., 2nd archivist, British Embassy, Tokyo

tMassi, Rev., bishop, St. Joseph’s Church, Hankow

IMassiac, H. de, directeur administrateur, 1’Avenir du Tonkin, Hanoi

Massie,

Masson,J.,A. assist., engineering

T., assist, dept., Paterson,

works foreman, ShanghaiSimons

Gas Co.,& Ld.,

Co., Shanghai

Ld., Selangor

'Masson, F. A. D., accountant, Commercial Express Storage Co., Shanghai

“Tasson, J., Adet, Moss & Co., Kobe

hsson,

asson, J.J. R.,

J., assist.,

signs perAsiatic

pro., Petroleum

ButterfieldCo., Bagan,Hongkong

& Swire, Luar

Aster, J.R. P.F. C.,

| Master, C., assist.,

solicitor,Imperial Chemical Industries

Platt, White-Cooper- (China),

& Co.: and dir., Ld., Dairen

Cultrv Dairy Co., S’hai

i Masters, E. G., manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Masters. T. D., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

ilMasur, L., Beck’s General dept. Stores, Manila

Matchin, W. J., assist.. Hongkong and Whampoa Dock tk Co., Ld., Hongkong

■ Mateu, Jose L., Shipping dept., Fernandez Hermanos, Inc., Manila

Mather, N. F. H., district officer, Larut district, Perak

196 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Mather,

Mather, W. G., assistant, Rung YikLazarus

J. M., assist., Huttenbach, & Sons, Ld., Selangor

Mills, Shanghai

Matheson, C. L. P., accountant, Borneo Co., Ld., Penang

Matheson, D.

Matheson, J., R., PoliceF.M.S.

assist., dept.,Railways,

chief Court Inspector,

Kuala Lumpur,Perak

Selangor J

Matheson, M. H., assist., Guthrie & Go., Ld., Singapore

Matheson,

Mathew, C. L., China Produce dept., Jardine, MathesOnCo.,& Shanghai

R., assist., Shanghai Electric Construction Co., Ld., Shanghai

Mathew, Y. A., assist, master, English School, Segamat, Johore

Mathews, A. F., senior assistant auditor, Audit dept., Singapore

Mathews, F., dredgemaster, Siamese Tin Syndicate, Ld., Bangkok

Mathews, L., secretary, Far East Aviation Co., Ld., Hongkong

Mathews,

Mathews, Y.M. R.,

E., accountant,

assist, master,Sime,English

DarbySchool,

& Co.,Johore Bahru, Johore

Ld., Singapore

Mathies, W., lilies & Co., Dairen

Mathieson, N., assistant, Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong

Mathieu, C. O., assist., Mansfield & Co., Ld., Penang

Mathieu,

Mathieux,F.M.,S.,Tientsin

Nevill Stevens

Tramway & Co.,

andIpoh, PerakCo., Ld., Tientsin

Lighting

Mathison, G. H., assist., British Cigarette Co., Ld., Hankow

Maitrai, B. L., Hudec, L. L., Shanghai

Matson, F., supt., Eastern Extension, Australasia and China Telegraph Co., Shanghai

Mattei, M., Gie Franco-A,sia,tique des Petroies, Haiphong

Matteson, E. L., general-agent, Amercian Mail Line, Kobe

Matthes,

Matthew,F.E.J.,S.,Chinese

managing Maritime Customs,

proprietor, MathewShanghai

& Co., Ld., Singapore

Matthews,

Matthews, C. B., assistant, Taikoo Sugar RefiningAudit

A. F., senior assist, auditor, External dept., Singapore

Co., Hongkong

Matthews, E. A., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Singapore

Matthews, F. A., engineering dept., Borneo

Matthews, F. de C., jr., National City Bank of New York, Singapore

Matthews, F. N., C.A., partner, Lowe, Bingham and Matthews, Shanghai

Matthews, Dr. H. D., Allan, (Strahan & Kirk, Hongkong

Matthews, J. H:, surveyor, Lloyd’s Registerof Shipping, Singapore

Matthews, Rev. W. K., Kwansei Gakuin, Kobe

Matthias, Rev. Bro., dir., St. Joseph’s College, Hongkong

Mattmann, G., Elmac, Inc., Manila

Mattox, E. L., bursar and secretary, Hangchow Christian College, Hangchow

Mattsson,

Mauboussin,J., A.,

lights dept.,Franco

assist., Chinese Maritime

Asiatique desCustoms,

Petroies, Amoy

Saigon

Mauchan, A. C., technical manager, Kiangnan Dock and Engineering Works, Shanghai

Mauchan, R. B. managing director, General Forge Products (1929) Ld., Shanghai

Mauerer,

Maughan,K.,B. signs perclerk,

E., chief pro., Deutsche Farben,

Audit Office, H. G. Waibel & Co., Hankow

Hongkong

Maughan, J. R., assistant, Lester, Johnson & Morriss, Shanghai

Maugras,

Maunder, F.R.,G.,minister, French Thomson

representative, Legation, &Bangkok

Co., Hongkong

Maurel, comptabilite, Direction des Postes et Telegraphes, Saigon

Maurice,

Mauricio, M. S., assist., American Express Co., Inc., Hongkong

Mauricio, A.V.,J.,National

professor, Mauricio

Electric College

Supply Co., ofManila

Physical Education, Hongkong

Mauroit, M., assist., Olivier-Chine, Tientsin

Mavel, C., Descours et Cabaud, Saigon

Mavity, H. F. L., assist., Planters’ Stores and Agency Co., Ld., Selangor

Mavor, G., resident

Mavromati, engineer,

A., director Sandakan

and general Light and

manager, Power

Central Co., Sandakan,

Refrigeration B. N. Borneo

Co., Shanghai

Mawson, C. G., managing director, Alden’s Succrs., Singapore

Maxey, W. E., general agent, Singer Machine Co., Manila

Maxted, H. W., manager, Wilkinson, Heywood & Clark, Shanghai

Maxwell, A., C., officer-in-charge of Police, Kuantan, Pahang

Maxwell,

Maxwell, D.A. R.,W.,government

engineer, F.M.S. Railway,

secretary, Kuala Judge.

High Court Lumpur,Sandakan,

SelangorB.N.B.

Maxwell, J., assist., General Post Office, Hongkong

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 197

Maxwell, J. J.,

Maxwell, J. L.,Hon. assistant, Hongkong

editor,Mr.Chiuq, A Kowloon

MedicalAdministrative Wharf

Journal, Shanghai & GodownCo., Ld., Hongkong.

Maxwell-Hall, J., resident, dept., Sandakan, B. N. Borneo

May, E. A. G., manager, Shanghai Tug and Lighter Co., Ld., Shanghai

May, G. T., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co.,

May, G. W., overseer, Public Works department, Hongkong Hongkong

May, L., signs per pro., Credit Foncier D’Extreme-Orient, Homgkong

May, O., manager, Bodiker & Co., Hongkong

May, O. D., acting manager, Getz Bros. & Co., Singapore

May, P. W., Eastern Rep. & Attorney, Spicers (Exportl), Ld., Singapore

May,

May, R.R. A.,

A., assistant,

managing Chinese

director,Maritime Customs,(Japan),

General Motors Newchwang

Ld., Osaka

May, T. W. V., assist, architect.. Public Works dept., Penang

Mayberry, M. E., assist., Canadian Trading Co.,

Maycock, J. H., assist., Hongkong Electric Co., Ld., Hongkong Shanghai

Mayeda, L, General Motors (Japan), L<1, Osaka

Mayell,

Mayer, D.G. W.,

E. R.,U.branch

S. Consul,manager, Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld., Harbin

Shanghai

Mayer, Capt. W., language officer, U.S. Army, American Legation, Peiping

Mayer, Mader A., Paelz China Co., Shanghai

Mayer, W., manager, Kunst & Albers, Hankow

Mayes, C. M., assist., Eastern Trading Co., Yokohama

Mayes, C. T., managing-director, Eastern Trading Co., Yokohoma

Mayes, S. M., British American Tobacco Co., Tsing'tao

Mayger, F. J. L., manager, Scotia Lubricating Oil Co., Singapore

Mayger, Wm., manager, The Texas Co., Mukden

Mayhew, H. E. A., assist., British Marine Wireless Service, Hongkong

Mayhew, J. W., assist., Socony Vacuum Corporation, Hongkong

Mayhew, T. O., managing director, Estate k Trust Agencies, Singapore

Maynard,

Maynard, L., D. M., assist,fortrade

consul U.S. A.commissioner,

and Panama,U.Singapore

S. dept, of Commerce, Hongkong

Maynard, R. W. H., clerk to the Chief Justice, Supreme Court, Hongkong

Mayne,

Mayol, L.,G.M.,E. O., assistant,

Municipalite Ewo Press Packing Co., Shanghai

Mazaruk, Shanghai Francaise,

TelephoneShanghai

Co., Shanghai

Maze, Sir F. W., inspector general, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Maziere, O.,

1 Cie. Franco Asiatique des Petroles, Yunnanfu

Mazieres , A., Cie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Haiphong

Mazieres, P., Cie Framco-Asiatique des Patroles, Haiphong

Mazot

Mead, J.H.,D.,representative,

partner, Osborne Banque de ITndochine,

& Chappel, Perak Shanghai

Mead, J. P., director of forestry, F.M.S. Forest dept., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Mead, L. J., manager, Socony Vacuum

Mead, R. G. U., assist., Wm. Powell, Ld., Hongkong Corp., Shanghai

Mead, W. L., assist., Socony Vacuum Corporation, Hankow

Meade, F., inspector, Secretariat for Chinese Affairs, Hongkong

Meade, J.W.,M.,director,

Meade, inspector of schools.

Boustead k Co.,Education

Singaporedept., Malacca

Meadmore, R.. assist., Pathe Orient,

Meadows, J. E., agent, L. Everett, Inc., Iloilo Shanghai

Meadows,

Meakin, F.R.P.,S.,assist.,

assist.,Asiatic

Dairy Petroleum

Farm. Ice andCo., Cold Storage Co., Ld., Hongkong

Shanghai

Mearles, W., clerk of works, H.B.M.’s Works, Shanghai

Mears, J.H.L.,H.,assist.,

Mears, merchant,

AsiaticManila

Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Meathrel, W. R., assist.,

Meehan, H., secretary, Sun Imperial Chemical Co.

Life Assurance Industries (China),

of Canada (KatoLd., Shanghai

Branch Office), Tokyo

Mecklenburgh, H. L., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Hankow

M&lard, J., consul for France, Chungking

Medel, D. O., -secretary, Tionloc, Inc., Manila

Medem, A. P., assist., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Medina, N., International Savings Society, Shanghai

Medy, G. P., American Foreign Insurance Ass., Harbin

198 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Meerendonk, J. L. van den, Royal &Packet

Meer, S. van der, assist., Van Nie Co., Medan

Navigation Co., Singapore

Meerwald, S. F., secretary, Sanitary Board, Perak

Meester, K. W. de, manager, Stoomvaart Maatschappij “Nederland,” Singapore:

Meeu’s, Comte H. de, secretary, Belgian Legation, Peiping

Meffan, H. D.,

Meffan, N. A., assist.,

assist., Taikoo

Taikoo Sugar

DockyardRefining Co., Ld., Hongkong

and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Mehta, M. N., local manager, J. P. Vasunia & Co., Hongkong

Mehta, N. R., Indo-China Trading Co.,

Mehta, S. B., partner, S. B. Mehta & Co., Kobe Hongkong

Meier, F., assist., Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Meier, P., Warner Barnes & Co., Ld., Manila

Meijer, H., assist., Guentzel & Schumacher, Ld., Singapore

Meijer, J. D.,J. C.,

Meiklejon, manager,

assist., Holland

Hongkong Asiatic Trading Co.,

and Shanghai Kobe Corporation, Shanghai

Banking

Meiklereid, E. W., acting Consul for Great

Meinder, E., surveyor, Singkep Tin Maatschappy, Singapore Britain, Chiengmai, Bangkok

Meinert, H., Melchers & Co., Tientsin

Meinich, H. T., assist, commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Antung

Meise, A. G., assist., Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Shanghai

Meiser, A. G., Sun Life Assurance Co', of Canada, Shanghai

Meissner, K., partner, Leybold Shokwan, L. Tokyo

Meister, F., assist., Doitsu Senyro Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Meister, O., manager, Sulzer Brothers, Shanghai

Mekenzie, M. (L., Lights dept., Customs, Chinese Maritime, Amoy

Melbye, A., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ld., Canton

Melbye, E. H., assist., Skott & Co., Hongkong

Melcer, P. J., Crown China Co., Inc., Shanghai 1

Melchers, C., clerk, iShanghai Waterworks Co., Ld ., Shanghai

Melchers,

Melchers, C.C. A.,G., sub-accountant,

partner, MelchersNederlandsche

& Co., Hongkong Indische Handelsbank, Hongkong

Melchers, H., assistant, Siemssen

Melchior, H., consul for Belgium, Kobe & Krohn, Foochow

Melchior, J. E., acct., Stromwall, H., Shanghai

Melchisedech, E., assistant, E. Lee, Tientsin

Meldrum, R., inspector of machinery, P.W.D., Johore

Melhuish, A., chairman, British Chamber of Commerce, Harbin

Melhuish, J. S., assistant, Summers Trading Co., Ld., Kobe_

Melian,

Melinand,A.,P.,Baguo Improvement

conducteur, French&Municipal

Development Inc., Tientsin

Council, Manila

Melkay, Almo G., 1st secretary-interpreter, Italian Embassy, Tokyo

Mellanby,

Mellaza, L.C.Th.,E., assistant,

French MunicipalShanghai Dock & Engineering Co., Ld., Shanghai

Mellbardt, assist., Medicon,Council, Tientsin

Ld., Shanghai

Meller, G. T., secretary, Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ld., Penang

Mellon, D. C. H., assist., Chinese National Wireless Telegraph Co., Shanghai

Mellor, C. H., electrical engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Mellor, W., surveyor-general of Ships, Singapore

Mellor,

Mellows, W., signs per pro., A. R. Burkill & Sons,

dept.,Shanghai

Melnik, E.E.,F.,inspector, Municipal

assist., !Chinese Revenue

Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Mengtsz

Melrose, Rev. P. C ., American Presbyterian Mission, _ Nodoa, Hainan

Melsen, A., Tientsin Tramway and Lighting Co., Ld., Tientsin

Melville,

Menager, James, Jurgra

F., assist., Soc.Land & Carey

Francaise Co., Pt. Swettenham,

de Tramways, Shanghai F. M. S.,

Mencarini, J. D., manager, International Correspondence Schools, Manila

Mende,

Mende, F., agent,

H. G., Melchers & Co., Ld.,

assistant, Hankow

Mendelssohn, L., mgr.,Reuter’s,

Soc. FrancaiseTientsin

de Navigation .de Tongkou, Tientsin

Mendelson,

Mendelson, Capt.

M., J. A.,

director, assist,

Berricksurgeon,

& Co., U.S.A.

YokohamaArmy, Tientsin

Mendelson, P., assist., Compagnie Optorg, Shanghai

Mender, P., assistant, Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Mendes,

Mendham, C. F., assistant managingDock,

A. J., assist., Cosmopolitan Hongkong

director, W. S. Bailey & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Mendis, V. J., partner, Mendis & Ahlip., Penang

Mendonca, J. L. de, Berrick & Co., Ld;, Kobe

Mendoza, A., secy, treas., Manila Mercantilei.Co., Inc., Manila

Mendoza,

Mendoza, M., M., Commercial

collector of Customs,

BrokerageZamboanga

Inc., Manila

Meniel, surveillant des travaux publics, Lang-Son, Tonkin

Menju, T., manager, Burr Photo Co.,: Shanghai

Mennie,

Men on, A. G., assist, medical officer, SelangorShanghai

D., managing director, A. S. Watson &, Co.,

Menon,

Menon, A.K.G.,0E\,director’s secy.. League

asst, financial officer,of Criminal

Nation’s Health Organisation,

Intelligence dept., Singapore

S.'S.

Menon, M. M., storekeeper, P. W. D., Malacca

Menon, P. K., assist, surgeon, District Hospital, Mentakab, Pahang

Menon, Y. R. N., assist, surgeon, District Hospital, Sitiawan, Perak

Mense, C.H.T.,J.,assist.,

Mentor, healthKellogg

inspector,Switchboard

Municipal &Council,

SupplyShanghai

Co., Shanghai

Mentzel, IN., Melchers & Co., Hankow

Manzel, H., Behn, Meyer & Co , Semarang

Menzi,

Menzies,J.,A.general

A. B., manager, MenziEngineers,

assist., United & Co., Inc.,Ld.,Manila

Singapore

Menzies, I. D., assist, account., P. & O. Banking Corpn., Singapore

Mercer,

Mercer, Yen. Archdeacon, rector, Church of Co., Cebu Sandakan

England,

Mercier,J.G.,H.,Kailan

assistant, Pacific

Mining Commercial Tientsin

Adminstration,

Merecki, H., merchant, Osaka

Meredith, A. C., assist., Kelly & Walsh, Singapore

Meredith, A. C., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp., Perak

Meredith, E. R., Harold Bell, Taylor, Bird & Co., Tokyo

Meredith, G. C., registrar, Vehicles department, Singapore

Merhaban, O., chief clerk, Surveyor-General’s^ Office, Singapore

Merie, A. L., manager, Madier, Ribet & Co., Yokohama

Merkel,

Merkin, W.F. L,A.,assist.,

attorney, Socony Vacuum

Eitingon-Schild Co., Corporation,

Tientsin Penang

Merrells, C.F.,M.,Manager,

Merrick, Powell &Asiatic

representative, Co., Ld.,Petroleum

SingaporeCo. (S. S.), Ld., Penang

Merrifield, warder, Prisons department,: Singapore

Merrill, H. F., Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Shanghai

Merriman, G., revenue officer, Imports and Exports Office, Hongkong

Merry, F.F.A.,L., representative,

Merritt gen. manager and treasurer,

Dickinson Bailey Stevedoring & Co., Inc., Manila

Hongkong

Merten, E., Arnhold & Co., Ld , Hankow

Mertens, Dr. A., Bayer, Meister-Lucius Yokuhin Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Mertens, F., Tientsin Tramways and Lighting Co., Ld., Tientsin

Mertens, Dr. H., dentist, Shanghai

Merx, A., Yiegelmann, Schroeder & Co., Inc., Manila

Meschak, P., consul for Latvia, Harbin

Meske, K., assist., Deutsche Farben Handelsges. Waibel & Co., Changsha

Mesny, Dr. J.J., S.,medical

Messenger, practitioner,

assistant, MansfieldHankow

& Co., Ld., Singapore

Meston, H., assist., Waterworks Co.,& Ld.,

Messerli, E., assist., Siber, Hegner Co., Kobe

Shanghai

Metcalf, A. V., warder, Prisons dept., Singapore

Metcalf,

Metcalf, F. P., Lingnan University, Canton Electrical Export Co., Ld., Tokyo

B. L., assist., Metropolitan-Vickers

Metcalfe, M. A., engr. & mgr., Metcalfe’s Motors, Ld., Perak

Methven, L. M., sub.-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China, Selangor

Metz, H., engineer chef du service, French Municipal Council, Tientsin

Metzler, Ch., assistant manager, Reinsurance Co., Rossia of Copenhagen, Shanghai

Meunier, P., commercial agent, Charbonnages du Tonkin, Hongkong

Meurs, B. J. G., treasurer, Municipality, Medan, Sumatra

Meurs, H. van, signs per pro., Hooglandt & Co., Singapore

200 FOKEIGN RESIDENTS

Meursinge, J. A., lawyer, Semarang

Meuser, H., assistant, Melchers & Co., 'Tientsin

Meusnier,0„J., signs

Meusser, Societeperdespro.,Ciments

Rohde Foreland Artificiels de LTndochine, Haiphong

& Co., Hankow

Mey, C. G.,

Meyer, A.A. G.,L. Rondon

F., assistant, & Co., Shanghai

Socony& Co..

Vacuum Corp., Shanghai

Meyer, assist., Railton Chefoo

Meyer, A. L., managing editor, Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury, Shanghai

Meyer, B. L., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Tsingtao

Meyer, C.C. G.,

Meyer, E., assist,

assist.,general

F. A. F.manager, Socony Vacuum Corp., Shanghai

Recker, Singapore

Meyer, F., John Manners & Co., Ld., CantonBank, Canton

Meyer, C. M., manager, Deutsch-Asiatische

Meyer, F., Melchers & Co., Hankow

Meyer, H., assist.,

Meyer, J., assist., Steinle

Melchers& Co.,& Co.,Shanghai

Shanghai

Meyer, J. G., assistant, Mackintosh & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Meyer, J. G. F., N.V. Koloniale Tabak Imp. Mij., Soerabaya

Meyer, John, manager, Muller & Phipps (Manila), Inc., Manila

Meyer,

Meyer, J.J. J.,

W.,assistant, Holland

assist., Cornes China

& Co., KobeTrading Co., Kobe

Meyer, K., assist., John Manners & Co., Canton

Meyer,

Meyer, Kurt, signs manager,

L. P., joint p. p., Carlowitz

Nestle && Co., Tientsin Condensed Milk Co., Mukden

Anglo-Swiss

Meyer, P., secretary, Siemens China Co., Tientsin

Meyer, P. A., president, Alhambra Cigar & Cigarette Manufacturing Co., Manila

Meyer, P. E., Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc., Manila

Meyer, P. R., chief acct., Moody, Mark, L., Shanghai

Meyer,

Meyer, P.R.,W., consul

assist., for United

Sennet Freres,States, Nanking

Shanghai

Meyer, R. M., director, British Malaya

Meyer, V., president and general manager, Andersen,Trustee and Executor

Meyer &Co.,Co.,Ld.,

Ld.,Singapore

Shanghai

Meyer, W., Boerter & Co., A., Tsingtao

Meyer-Buete, G., assistant, Deutsche-Asiatische

Meyer-Glitza, Ed., partner, Meyer & Co., Ld., Tientsin Bank, Tientsin

Meyeringh,E.E.A.,F., manager,

Meyerink, merchant,Paul Diethelm & Co.,& Co.,

I. Fagan and Shanghai

consul for Nether, and Sweden, Saigon

Meyers, C. W., assist. (Fukagawa) Socony Vacuum Corporation, Yokohama

Meyers, N. F., assist., Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ld., Shanghai

Meyling,H.,K.,Bergmann

Meyn, assistant,

Co., Asiatic

Kobe Co., Harbin

Meyns, P., assistant, Deutsche

Meyrier, J., consul, French Consulate, Farben, Shanghai

Waibel & Co., Tsinan

Mezger,

Micaleef,V.P.,J.,clerk,

healthSiam

inspector, Municipal

Commercial Bank,Health dept., Shanghai

Ld., Bangkok

Miccia, A. C., assist., Robert

Michael, A., broker, Shanghai Dollar Co., Shanghai

Michael,

Michael, A. K., partner, France Import, Hankow

Michael, D.Rev.J., Bro.,

Britishsub-director, Stella Negri

Resident’s Office, Maris Sembilan

School, Weihaiwei

Michael, D. R., assist., up-country, Bombay Burmah Trading Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

Michael, J.M.,R.,extra

Michael, merchant, J. R. Michael

assist, controller & Co., Hongkong

of labour, Labour Office, Kelantan

Michael,

Michael, Sidney, merchant, J. R. Michael & Co., Hongkong

Michaelsen, E., partner, Melchers & Co., Hongkong Selangor, F.M.S.

W., assist, town planning superintendent,

Michaelsen,M.,H.assistant,

Michaud, C. A., signs per pro.,Olivier,

Compagnie Erdman and Sielcken Sourabaya

Michaux, R. M. E., director, Socfai Co., KualaandLumpur,

Olivier-Chine,

SelangorTientsin

Michel, M., agent, Olivier-Chine, Shanghai

Michel, M., justice de Paix, Kouang-Tcheou-Wan

Michel,

Michelin,Rev. H., director,

J., Descours General Saigon

et Cabaud, College of the Missions Estrangeres, Penang,

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 201

Michels, Jos;, assist., E. Lee, Tientsin,

Michels,

Michelsen,W.,W.manager, Michels

F., dir., N.V. Aug., Tientsin van Blaardena Michelsen, Medan, Sumatra

Assurantiekantoor

Michielsen, K. W. J., managing director, Java Bank, Batavia

Mickenham, H., deputy gaoler, Selangor

Micolon, capitaine, Lang-Son, Tonkin

Micoutine,

Middendorp, A. A., works

assist.,assist.,

Perrin, Cooper &Rubber Co., Tientsin

Middlebrook, A.,S. M., protector ofSingapore Works, Singapore

Chinese, Negri Sembilan

Middlemas, N. A., supt., Survey dept., Sarawak

Middleton, C. T., Chinese Protectorate, Perak

Middleton, Hugh, Hugh Middleton & Co., Shanghai

Middleton, H. E., assist, accountant, Municipal Council, Shanghai

Middleton, R., chief, assist., Municipal Revenue dept., Shanghai

Middleton-lSmith,

Miedbrodt, J., mgr., International

F., representative, Quaker OatsUnderwriters,

Co., Osaka Shanghai

Mielck, E., assistant, Jebsen & Co., Shanghai

Mielentz,

Miez, A., manufacturers’

O., assist., Berli Jucker &representative,

Co., Bangkok Osaka

Migaart, Rev. S., St. James Church, Quop, Sarawak

Mihai, B., supt., Compagnie Francaise

Mi hailoff, A. G., Cie Francais de Tramways, de Tramways,

ShanghaiShanghai

Mihailov,

Mihailov, V., Oriental Consolidated Mining Co.,

A., Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., Tabowie,

Tabowie, Chosen

Chosen

Mikkelsen, H., consul-genl. for Denmark & mgr., East Asiatic Co., Bangkok

Milbourne, H. L., consul for U.S.A.,

Milch, J., assist., Molnar & Greiner, Shanghai Hankow

Miles, C.A. H.,H.,meter

Miles, director, Henggeler

inspector, China& Light

Martin,andSelangor

Power Co. (1918), Ld., Hongkong

Miles, C. L., assist., Borneo Co., Ld., up-country, Bangkok

Miles, Dr. C. T., dentist, J. G. Hanna, Singapore

Miles, Charles V., solicitor, Rodyk &

Miles, D., assist., Wm. Jacks & Co., Ld., SingaporeDavidson, Singapore

Miles, F. C., International Harvester Co., Manila

Miles,

Miles, G.R. H., inspector, Sanitary

officer,dept., Hongkong

Miles, S. H.,

D., assist,

director,station

Henggeler &Fire Brigade,

Martin, Shanghai

Selangor

Miles, W., assist., Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Hongkong

Miles, W., assistant, Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Milhomme, A., Banque de ITndochine, Cantho, Saigon

Millar, A. W., principal and partner, A. W. Millar, Hongkong

Millar, G. H., Manufacturers Life Insurance Co., Hongkong

Millar, J., secretary, Straits Trading Co., Singapore

Millar,

Millar, J.L. F.,

J., building overseer,

International Export Revenue dept.,Tientsin

Co., Ld., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Millar,

Millar, M.

R., M., assist.,

assist., Mansfield& Swire,

Butterfield & Co., Ld., Singapore

Tsingtao

Millar,

Millar, T.W. assist., Smith, Bell

A., Harrisons & Co., Ld.,

& Crosfield ManilaLd., Sandakan, B. N. Borneo

(Borneo),

Millar, W. P., manager, W. P. Millar & Co., Ld., Singapore

Millard, A. E., Thomson & Co., Tientsin

Millard, C. E., assistant, stores, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Millard,

Millen, S.T.J.,F.,assist.,

director, ChinaRailways,

F.M.S. Crown Co., KualaInc.,Lumpur,

Shanghai

Selangor

Miller,

Miller, A.

C. J.,

D., signs per

manager, pro., Barrows

Anglo-Siam & Co., Tientsin

Corporation, Ld., Singapore

Miller, C. S., assist., Socony-Vacuum Corpn., Hongkong

Miller, D. C., assistant, Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld., Hongkong

Miller, E. P., Supt. of English Studies, Boone School, Hankow

Miller, E. W., manager for Far East, Lilly Eli & Co., Shanghai

Miller, F., New Engineering & Shipbuilding Works, Ld., Shanghai

Miller, G. C., sales manager, Dunlop Rubber Co. (Straits Settlements), Ld., Singapore

Miller, G. L., assist, secretary, Federated Malay States Railways,KualaLumpur,Selangor

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Miller, G. S., signs per pro., Mansfield & Co., Ld., Singapore

Miller, Hugh, secretary, British and Foreign Bible Society, Seoul

Miller,

Miller, H. H., F.,assist., Straits. Times,

clerk-of-works, PublicSipgapore

Works dept., Shanghai

Miller, H. H., assist, station officer, Fire Brigade, Shanghai

Miller, H. J., Currimbhoy & Co., Hongkong

Miller, H. M., assistant, Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Co., Hongkong

Miller, H. P., commercial manager, China Electric Co., Shanghai

Miller,

Miller, J.,J., China

assist., Printing

Wm. Jacks and& Finishing Co., Ld., Shanghai

Co., Ld., Singapore

Miller,

Miller, J.J. C.,

D., assist.,

assistant,Stark & McNeill,

S. Isaacs & Co.,Penang

Yokohama

Miller, J. F., assistant, Bradley & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Miller, J.J. L,H.,registrar-general,

Miller, Davies & Brooke, Department

Shanghai of Statistics, Singapore

Miller, J. L., assist, engineer, P.W.D., Lower Perak, Perak

Miller, J. S., signs per pro., Adamson, Gilfillan & Co, Ld., Singapore

Miller,

Miller, N.M., F.,assistant,

mgr. of Commercial Express

printing office, and Storage Co., Statistical

Inspectorate-General, Shanghai dept., Shanghai

Miller, R. H., signs per pro., Guthrie & Co., Ld., Singapore

Miller, Ranford S., consul general, American Consulate-General, Seoul

Miller, Thos. N., mining engineer, Tientsin

Miller, V. E., president and general manager, Philippine Education Co., Inc., Manila

Miller,

Miller, W.,W. D.assistant B., signsmanager,

per pro., Hike Shoe Palace,

Butterfield & Swire,Alanila

Amoy

Millership, I. J., health officer, Municipal health& Swire,

Miller, W. L. E., wireless instructor, Butterfield Hongkong

dept., Shanghai

Milles, J., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India Australia & China, Singapore

Millett, H. C., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ld., Manila

Milligan, E.J. R.,

Milligan, C., secretary,

signs per pro.,

IlbertGuthrie

& Co., Ld., Singapore

Milligan, J. W.. assistant, John Little & Co., Selangor

Milligan, Capt R. J., China Merchants’ Steam Navigation Co., Shanghai

Millingen, E.F.F.C.,M.managing

Millington, van, assist.,director,

Bombay-Burmah

Millington,Trading Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

Ld., Shanghai

Millington, PL J., first bailiff, Supreme Court, Hongkong

Mills, C., Bana on & Bailey, Selangor

Mills, E. B., assist., Crittall Manufacturing Co., Ld., Shanghai

Mills, E. S., Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Changsha

Mills,

Mills, E.G. W.E. M., P., assistant,

Registrar Lewis

of Companies,

& Peat, Ld.,British Consulate, Shanghai

Singapore

Mills, H. A., Far East Aviation Co., Hongkong

Mills, H. A., account., Post office, Hongkong

Mills,

Mills, J.L.H. V.L.,W.,G.,Chief

assist, installation supt., Socony-Vacuum

solicitor-general, Corporation, Daiien

Mills, Police Officer, acting

Pahangattorney-general, Singapore

Mills, P. W. F., assist., Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporal ion, Ld., Singapore

Mills, R., assist.. International Export Co., Tientsin

Mills,

Mills, Samuel

W. assist., J., University of Nanking,

A. S. W'Matheson&

atson Nanking

& Co.,Co.,Canton

Millward. J. C., Jardine, Tientsin

Millward, W. H., assist., Jardine, Matheson & Co, Tientsin

Milne, D. M., assistant, Harrisons, Barker & Co., Selangor

Milne, E. M., Blad & McClure, Osaka

Milne, G., assistant, Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Hongkong

Milne,

Milne, J.J. F.M.,W.,director.inspector, Municipal

Guthrie Police,Singapore

& Co., Ld., Shanghai

Milne, J. M., Forbes & Co., Tientsin

Milne, O. G. C., manager, Calamba Sugar Estate, Manila

Milne,

Milne, T.R. M.,M., assist.,

director, GeneralMond Rubber Co.,(Japan),

Singapore

Milne, W. J., engineer.Brunner,

Rielley, Simmons & Co. Ld., Kobe

& Milne, Shanghai

Milne, W. J., Det Morske Veritas, Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Milne-Day, D. L., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Saigon

Milner, F., assistant, C. E. Sparke, .Shanghai

Milton, lS. M., U. S. Consulate, Shanghai

Miners, Capt. F., assist, wharf mgr., Holt’s Wharf, Shanghai

Milroy, W., traffic supt., Singapore Traction Co., Ld,, Singapore

Mimms, Eugene B., chief clerk, Quartermaster’s Office, American Legation, Peiping

Minarolo, G., Finocchiaro & Co., G., Shanghai

Mingozzi, B., assist., Cornalba & Pezzini, Tientsin

Mingozzi, D. E. A. Sanitary inspector, Public Health dept., Shanghai

Mingozzi, G., Sanitary observer, Public Health dept., Shanghai

Minjoot, A. L., Straits Trading Co., Hankow

Minjoot, R. I., Straits Trading Co., Hankow

Minnebo, F. J., manager, printing dept., De Svmatra Post, Sumatra

Minobe,C.B.,E.,manager,

Minny, assistant,Senda

D. Sassoon

Co., Ld.,& Singapore

Co., Shanghai

Minoot, A., assist., International Savings Society, Shanghai

Minto, George, assist, British-American Tobacco Co., Singapore

Minty,

Minutti,S. J.,iR.,assist., BritishMinutti

manager, Cigarette& Co.,Cie,Shanghai

Shanghai

Miollis, C. R., local manager, Messag-ries Maritime, Shanghai

Miorini, Dr. Albert, medical practitioner, Shanghai

Mirams,

Mirehouse,D. Captain

G., assist,G.architect,

E., G.O.C.Public Works dept.,

III., Military, Municipal Council, Shanghai

Hongkong

Mirow, E., assist., Deutsch-Asiatische Bank,

Mirtz, Rev. D. E., American Presbyterian Mission, Kachek Shanghai

Miskin, G., director, Gilman & Co., and vice-consul for Sweden, Hongkong

Miskin, S. C., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Misler, A., assist., Kaiser Chu Gakko, Nagasaki

Miss, Dr. K., B.Deutsch

Misselbrook, FarbenNorwich

L., manager, Handelschaft,UnionWaibel & Co., Shanghai

Fire Insurance Society, Singapore

Missemer, Geo. W., sub-editor, China Weekly Review, Shanghai

Misso, E. C., secretary, Supreme Court, Penang

Missu,

Mistri, E.,

N. architect, Credit Foncier

R., mgr., Phoenix Aeratedd’Extreme

Water Co.,Orient, Tientsin

Singapore

Mitchell, A., Chinese Maritime Customs, Hankow

Mitchell, A. E. M., signs per pro., Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ld., Penang

Mitchell,

Mitchell, A.,

A. Me.Fleming & Williamson,

G., assist., AmericanManilaExpress Co., Hongkong

Mitchell, A., manager, Mitchell & Co , Kobe

Mitchell, A. S., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ld., Hongkong

Mitchell, C.,

Mitchell, A. Y., assist., Shanghai

engineer, Bangkok Dock

PowerCo., Co.,Ld., Bangkok

Shanghai

Mitchell, C. A., principal, American School in Japan, Tokyo

Mitchell, C. W., acct., Lyons Motors, I d., Singapore

Mitchell.

Mitchell, D.

E., M., manager,

assist., Compagnie

Sime Darby

SelangorAfricaine, Ld., Shanghai

Mitchell,

Mitchell, F., Municipal Police dept., Shanghai Life Insurance Co., Ld., Hongkong

E. J. R., District manager, Manufacturers’

Mitchell,

Mitchell, G.H., N.,Chinese

assist.,Maritime

HongkongCustoms,

and Whampoa

Amoy Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Mitchell, H. L., assist, supt. of police, Police dept., Penang

Mitchell, H. assistant,

M itchell, J., W., supt., Taikoo

Postal and

SugarTelegraph

Refiningdept., Penang

Co., Hongkong

Mitchell,

Mitchell, J.,

J. assist.,

G., Cie.Rising

assist., Franco-Asiatique

Sun Petroleumdes Co.,

Petroles,

Moji Saigon

Mitchell, J. H., Pahang Consolidated Co., Pahang

Mitchell, L. M., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Chinkiang

Mitchell,

Mitchell, R.M. H.,

A., assist.,

SoconyShanghai

Vacuum Corp.,

PowerShanghai

Co., Shanghai

Mitchell, R, j., Sanitary Board, Perak

Mitchell, T. A., manager, W. R. Loxley & Co., Hongkong

Mitchell, T. E., manager, Genl. Accident, Fire and Life Assce. Corpn., Ld., Shanghai

73

204 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Mitchell, T. L., Honigsberg & Son, Fed. Inc., U.S.A-, Shanghai

Mitchell, T. M., assist., Texas Co., (China) Ld., Hongkong

Mitchell, T. W., Shanghai Tug and Lighter Co., Shanghai

Mitchell, W., warder, Prisons department, Penang : ) >

Mitchell, W., clerk-of-works, Public Works department, Shanghai

Mitchpxp, L-, Foreign Harbour Office,.Shanghai

Mitford, E., assist, engineer, Hongkong Tramways, Ld., Hongkong ^ , .

Mittag, Dr. W.,

Mittestaedt, C^ Bohler

Behn MeyerKeitei&Goshi Kaisha, Tokyo

Co., Manila

Mizutani, Dr. J. M., dentist

5 Shanghai

Moalem, S. J., assist:, Shanghai Waterworks Cb., Ld., Shanghai •

Mobbs,

Mock, R.,Rev.Melchers

G. F., English Presbyterian Mission,: Swatow'

& Co., Tsingtao

Mockett, W. J., assist.China Daily News and Herald, Ld., Shanghai

Modde,

Modi, F., importer & R.exporter, Peiping

Modra,F.‘K., manager,

K., assist., Waibel K.& Modi, Hongkong

Co., Shanghai ,

Mody, F. H., bill and exchange

Moebius, W. O., Getz Bros & Co., Shanghai broker, Hongkong

Moelich, jr., Charles F., Wrigley Jr. Oo., Wm., Manila

Moeller, C., Siemssen & Co,, Tientsin

Moeller, H. J., Behn, Meyer & Go., Sourabaya

Moeller,C.,L.East

Moen, Ev manager,

Asiatic Co.,L. Ld

E. Moeller

, Bangkok & Co., Shanghai

Moes’, F. A., assistant, Harrisons & Crosfield, Ld., Sumatra

Moffat, E.J., H.,

Moffat, assist,sub-acpountant,

master, PublicChartered

School for.Bank of India,

Chinese, Australia and Chinai Perak

Shanghai

Moffatt, A. F., instn. supt, Socony-Yacuum Corpn., Penang

Mogabgab, A., general manager for China, Saydah and Saydah Inc., Shanghai

Mognaschi, J. C., vice-consul for Peru, Hongkong

Mogra,

Mogra, E.J. E.,R., assist.,

Mogra E. Co., Canton& Co., Canton

R. Mogra

Mogul, M. A., merchant and

Mohr, B., director, Siemens-Schuckert commissionDenkiagent,Kabushiki

SingaporeKaisha, Tokyo :

Mohrstedt, A., assist., Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Moir,

Moir, R.T., L.,Haskins

Borneo& Co.,Sells,Ld.,Manila

Sarawak

Moir, Dr. W.E. J.,A., principal

Moissinac, head master, healthGovt-

officer, JohoreSchool,

English Bahru,Kamunting,

Johore Perak

Mojdara, M., proprietor, Mark’s Tyre Store, Bangkok

Mojzisek, O., manager, Raymond Antonin, architect, Tokyo

Moke, G. R., acting branch mgr., Un. Ins, Soc. of Canton, (Ld., Canton.

Molineux, E. C., sub officer, Fire Brigade, Shanghai

Molland, E.,C. E.,

Molives, manager,

assist, Credit

secretary,Foncier d’Extreme

Directorate Orient,

General Shanghai

of Posts, Shanghai

Molland,

Mbller, Eric, H. H., supt. ofdirector,

managing stamps, Directorate

Moller & Co.,of Shanghai

Posts, Peiping

Moller,

Moller, Eric,

J. A., Jr.Merchant,

assist., Moller

Shanghai& Co,, Shanghai _

Moller,

Moller, J.K,P.,store assistant, GreatSiam

dept, supt, Northern Telegraph

Electric Co., Shanghai

Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

Moller, L., assist., Moller & Co., Shanghai

Moller,

Moller, R.S. P.,B,, Bernam

assist., Mober & Co.,Ld.,Shanghai

Oil Palms, Bangkok

Moller, Th., attache, Denmark

Mollitz, F. N., assist., Getz Brothers Legation,

& Co.,Tokyo

Shanghai

Molloy,

Molloy, F.H. G.,P., branch manager,Cigarette

assist., Works

British Toyo Babcock K. K., Osaka

Co., Shanghai

Molloy, P. A., Public dept., Perak

Momber, C. A., director secty.. New Engineering & Shipbuilding Works, r

Ld., Slhaa.

Monaghan, J. A., Foreign Harbour office, Shanghai

Monaghan, T. C., purchasing agent, Canadian Pacific S.S. Co., Hongkong

Monceu, A., assist., Cie. Francaise de Tramway, Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 205

Moncrieff, R. L., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Gorporation, Shanghai

Monet, F. G., Nanking-Shanghai Railway, Shanghai

Moncur, J., assist., Penang Free School, Penang

Monfort, V., Societe Franco Chinoise, Shanghai

Monical, R. J., assist., Texas Co. (China), Ld., Tientsin

Monie, E. N., sub-manager, National City Bank of New York, Hongkong

Monk, E. F., assist., Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ld., Penang

Monk, G. V., manager, A. C. Monk & Co. (Inc.), Shanghai

Monk, H. F., British adviser, Land Department, Kedah

Monk, W. J., director, Slowe & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Monkhouse, F. H., accountant, British Borneo Timber Co., Ld., B.N. Borneo

Monnin, F., Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels de LTndochine, Haiphong

Monnot, R., Adet, Moss & Co., Yokohama

Monod, H. G., consul-general for Norway, Bangkok

Monro, C. H., assist., Borneo Co., Ld., up country, Bangkok

Monroe, D. B., Chinese Maritime Customs, Swatow

Montague Smith, R., assist., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Shanghai

Montargis, M. J. B., exchange and bullion broker, Hongkong

Monteiro, E. S., assist, medical officer, Medical department, Singapore

Monteiro, T. E., petroleum Insp., Marine dept., Singapore

Montford, E. G., chief inspector, Sanitary Board, Perak

Montgomerie, D. M., manager, Barlow & Co., Selangor

Montgomery, D. G. W., acting assistant supt., Customs, Negri Serhbilan

Montgomery, J., acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Montgomery, Dr. J. H., supt., Matilda Hospital, Hongkong

Montgomery,

Montigny, R., M.chief R., storekeeper,

vice-consul for Great Mopin

Brossard Britain,Etablissements,

Hankow Singapore

Montilla, C., pres., Isabela Sugar Co., Inc., Manila

Montilla, E., assistant manager, Isabela Sugar Co., Inc., Manila

Montilla, Gil., vice pres. & manager, Isabela Sugar Co., Inc., Manila

Montmean,

Montor, A., J., exportWeill

partner, dept.,& Wm. G. Hale

Montor, & Ld., Saigon

Singapore

Mottypenny, B. C. C., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Shanghai

Moodie,

Moodie, J.R. R.,

P., secretary, Sun Life Assurance

assistant, Hongkong and Shanghai Co. ofBanking

Canada,Corporjatibn,

Shanghai Shanghai

Moody,

Moody, E.MarkJ., assistant, Nestle &dealer,

L., motor-car Anglo-Swiss

ShanghaiCondensed Milk Co., Tokyo

Moolhuizen, A. W. A., surveyor, Singkep Tin Maatschappy, Singapore

Moon, E. M. civil engineer, Naval Dockyard, Hongkong

Moon, R.,

Moon, IT. W.,

sub Jardine, Matheson Bank

agent, Chartered it Co.,ofShanghai

India. Australia and China, Perak

Mooney, A. J., H. C. Dixon &

Mooney, P., assist., John D. Hutchison Son, Ld., &Shanghai

Co., Mbiigkohg'

Moor, O., Butterfield & Swire, Shanghai

Moor, R., assist, to attorney General, Slngapbre

Moorcroft, G., Chinese Maritime Customs, Hongkong

Moore, A., inspector, Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Moore, A. C., Firestone Tire Rubber Co., Singapore

Moore, B. B.J. deW.,H.,commissioner,

assistant supt. engr.,Maritime

Asiatic Petroleum Co, (S.C.), Ld., Hongkong

Moore, C.C. E.,

Moore, engineer, Public Works Chinesedepartment, Customs,

HongkongWuchow

Moore, C. J. de H., assistant, Dunlop Rubber & Co.,

Moore, E., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Cb.YHongkohg Kobe ,

Moore,

Moore, F.F.C.J.,J., Mustard

director, Malayan

& Co., Ld.,Distributors,

ShanghaiSingapore

Moore, H., assist., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Moore, H., director, Midland Investment Cd., Ld., Shanghai

Moore, J. A., engr., Posts & Telegraphs, Penang

Moore, J. M., China Mutual Life Ins., Co., Peiping

Moore, J.J. W.,assist,,

Moore, W., headmaster, BritishTrade

Cigarette

School,Co.,Johore

Ld„ Mukden

73

206 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Moore, L. R., manager, Du Pont de Nemours & Co., Hankow

Moore, L. T., assist., Raub Australian Gold Mining Co., Ld., Pahang

Moore, N. M., assistant, American Foreign Insurance Association, Shanghai

Moore, P. I. M., secretary, Torrejon, Jurika & Co., Inc., Zamboanga

Moore, L., president, Sugar News Co. and Sngar News Press, Manila

Moore, R.R. J.,Adey,

Moore, BangkokTobacco

assistant, Times Products

Press, Bangkok

Corporation, Shanghai

Moore, T. W., 2nd boarding

Moore, W., appraiser, Chinese Maritimeofficer, MarineCustoms,

dept., Penang

Shanghai

Moore, W. B. A., deputy director,

Moorhead, J., Chinese Maritime Customs, FoochowMedical and Sanitary Service, Hongkong

Moorthy, M.S.N,M., mgr. printing dept., Times of Malaya Press, Ld., Perak

Moosa, S. S., assist., Reuter’s, Ld., Shanghai

Moquette, IL, assist.,

Mora, E., Mora Netherland

Electrical Indische Handelsbank, Singapore

Co., Shanghai

Moraes,

Morales, E., supt., Rozal Cement Co.,Berents,

John, civil engineer, Hans ManilaShanghai

Moran,

Moran, M., assist., British Cigarette Co., Ld.,Osaka

F. S., General Motors (Japan), Ld., Hankow

Morbini, F., accountant, Italian Bank for China, Shanghai

Morch,

Morcher,A.,J.vice-consul

W., assist, for Denmark,Municipal

accountant, ShanghaiCouncil, Shanghai

Mordecai, J., assistant, General Electric Co. of China, Ld., Shanghai

Morden, J. H., assist., Teluk Anson Cash Chemist, Perak

More,

More, G.G.A.,R.,mining

.Uniondept., Sime, Darby

Insurance Society& Co.,

of Ld., Singapore

Canton', Canton

Moreau, Rev. P., assist., Procure Generate des Missions, Hongkong

Moreira, A. E., assistant editor, Times of Malaya, Perak

Morel, A., Compagnie de Corntnerce et de Navigation d’Extreme-Oricnt, Saigon

Morel, Rev. L., proc., Roman Catholic Mission, Kuikiang

Moreland, P. L., assist, tidesurveyor, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai .

Morelieras, E., Baboud, Mary & Cie, Shanghai

Moreno, R.,H.,vice-president,

Moreton, meter inspector,Bank of the Philippine

Shanghai Power Co., Islands,

ShanghaiManila

Morey, J. J., manager, Morey & Co., Singapore

Morfey, A.,H.adjuster,

Morford, F., sub-agent,Shanghai

Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Saigon

Morgan,

Morgan, C. C., BritishAmerican

A. R., British Cigarette Tobacco Co., Ld.,

Co., (Ld., Shanghai

Shanghai

Morgan,

Morgan, D.D.C.,L.,assist.

assist.,(Orchard

China Rd. Depot),

Light Singapore

& Power Co., Cold Storage Co., Ld., Singapore

Hongkong

Morgan, Rev. E., vice-president, Royal Asiatic Society,

Morgan, E. G., assistant, Shanghai Electric Construction Co., Shanghai Shanghai

Morgan, F., assist., Chendering Tin Dredging, Ld., Perak

Morgan,

Morgan, G.G., P.engineer,

Vaughan,Publicassist.,Works

Risingdept.,

SunKinta,

PetroleumPerakCo., Ld., Tokyo

Morgan, H., assist., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Morgan, J.H. E.,W.,chief

Morgan, assist., Harrisons,

inspector, Barker

Public Worksh Co.,

dept.,Ld.,Shanghai

Singapore

Morgan, L. G., assist, master, Queen’s College, Hongkong

Morgan,

Morgan, L.P. O., assist., Osborne

C., overseer. Public andWorksChappel, Perak

dept., Hongkong

Morgan,

Morgan, R., assistant, White & Co., Shanghai

Morgan, R.R.,; assist.,

assist, British

engineer,Cigarette

P. W. Co,,

D., Ipoh, Perak

Shanghai

Morgan,

Morgan, W.W.A.,D., branch manager, Frazar

storekeeper, Malayan & Co.,Collieries,

Fed., Inc.,U.S.A., Dairen

Ld., Selangor

Morgan, W. H., sub accountant, National City Bank of New York, Shanghai

Morgan, W. L, assist, manager, Assurance Franco Asiatique, Singapore

Morgan, W. S.. master, English College, Johore Bahru, Johore

Morgenstern,

Morgenstern, N. O., F.,representative,

assist., Peacock JaffeMotion

& Sons,Picture Corporation, Shanghai

Ld., Shanghai

Morbaus, J. M., accountant, Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, N.V., Hongkong

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 207

Mori, F., inspector, Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Mori, S., managing director, Golden Star Co., Tientsin

Morice, G. F., senior engr., Posts & Telegraphs, Penang

Morier, B., F. A. Bartholomeusz, Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Moriez, L., fonde de pourvoir, Banque de ITndochine, Saigon

Morillean, R., iSociete des Ciments Portld. Artific. de L’THdo-chine, H’phong

Morin, Rev. F., assist., Procure des Missions Etrangeres, Singapore

Morin,

Morin, J.,

N., assist., BanqueSavings

International de ITndochine,

Society, Shanghai

Shanghai

Morison, 1)., manager, Dodwell & Co., Ld., Kobe

Morita,

Morita, C.T., H., assist., Socony-Yacuum

Socony-Vacuum Corporation,

Corporation, Dairen Shanghai

Morland, O., third secretary, British Embassy, Tokyo

Morley, A., editor, Shanghai Times, Shanghai

Morley, D. W., lecturer, mechanical engineering, University, Hongkong

Morley, L. J., apothecary, Medical dept., Hongkong

Morley, W., assistant,

Mornhinweg, F., assist.,A.Cbien

S. Watson

Hsin &Engineering

Co., Hongkong

Co., Hongkong

Morphett,

Morphew, E.J. W., assist, supt.,

P., assist., Survey dept,Tobacco

British-American Perak Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Morphew, S., assist., Shanghai Land Investment Co., Shanghai

Morphy, T. E. R., assist, engineer, Electrical dept., Selangor

Morrell,

Morrell, F.E. A.,

W., managing director,British

resident,Socony-Vacuum

Tawau, DupireNorth

Morrell, Ld., Singapore

Borneo

Mbrrill, H. F., assist., Corporation,

Morris, Alfred, headmaster, King’s College, Hongkong Shanghai

Morris, E. C., assist., General Electric Co. of China, Ld., Shanghai

Morris, Dr. H., Medical Practitioner,

Morris, G. A., reporter, Shanghai Times, ShanghaiShanghai

Morris, I. T., official receiver, H.B.M.'s Supreme Court for China, Shanghai

Morris,

Morris, J.J., H.,

chiefmerchant,

accountant,SeoulKowloon-Canton Railway, Hongkong

Morris, Rev. J. K., American Church Mission, Kyoto

Morris, J. W., assistant, Dollar Steamship Line, Hongkong

Morris,

Morris, R.R.L. E.,

O., installation

accountant. State BankElectricity

of North Borneo,Municipality,

Jesselton, Borneo

Morris, E. R., director, engineer,

China Soap Co., Ld., dept.,

Shanghai Singapore

Morris, W., assist., Dunlop Rubber Co., (Far East), Ld., Kobe

Morris, Wm., British American Tobacco Co., Ld., Shanghai

Morris, W. J., overseer, Hongkong Land Investment & Agency Co., Ld., Hongkong

Morrison, D.

Morrison, C. B.,

W.,managing director,

assist., Asiatic York Shipley

Petroleum Inc.,China),

Co. (North ShanghaiLd., Hankow

Morrison, E. L., assist., Ker & Co., Manila

Morrison, F. L., assistant, British-American Tobacco Co., Ld., Shanghai

Morrison, J. A. D., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Morrison,

Morrison, J.J., D., Boustead

Professor h Co., Ld., Singapore

of Ophthalmology, Hongkong

Morrison,

Morrison, K., Treasurer, Erlangerdept.,

J. W., warder, prisons Singapore

& Galinger, Inc., Iloilo

Morrison,

Morrison, K. M.,S.,assist.,

Bradley & Co.,Dockyard

Taikoo Ld., Hongkong

and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Morrison, R., assist., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Morrison, R. G., assist., Malcolm & Co., Shanghai

Morrison, T. S., surveyor, Lloyd’s Register of Shipping, Hongkong

Morriss, Gordon, partner, Lester, Johnson & Morriss, Shanghai

Morriss,

Morrow,H.H.E.,S.,director, ChineseNorth China Daily

Maritime News Hongkong

Customs, and Herald, Shanghai

Morrow, Dr. R. D., assist, med. officer, Medical dept., Singapore

Morse, A., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Hongkong

Morse, F.L. S.,K., surveyor,

Morse, Kobe district officer, Kalaka, Sarawak

Morten, F. J.,acting assistant

1st director’of Education, S.S. A F. M. S., Singapore

Mortimer, F. D., propr., American Book Shop and Chin. Amer. Publish’g. Co., Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Mortimer, J. F., secretary, J. Llewellyn & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Mortimer, S., assist, distribution engr., electricity supply dept., Municipality, Penang

Mortimer, W. W. river officer, Chinese Maritime Customs, Hankow ,

Mortlock, D. W., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Singapore

Mortlock, J. H., sub.-acct., P. &. O*. Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Morton, A. H., sub-officer, Fire Brigade, Shanghai

Morton,

Morton, A.C.B. E., S., partner,

assist., Mansergb & Taylor, Negri

Asiatic Petroleum Co., Sembilan

Tientsin

Morton, C. V., agent, L. Everett, Inc.,

Morton, C. S,, assist. Collins & Co., Ld., Tientsin Cebu

Morton, E. B., engineer, Automatic Electric Co., Shanghai

Morton,

Morton, F.G. T.,A., accountant,

works manager, Hongkong

Dunlopand Shanghai

Rubber Hotels,

Co. (Far Ld.,Ld.,

East), Shanghai

Kobe

Morton, H., assist., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld. Hongkong

Morton, J., assistant, Chinese Maritime Customs, Hongkong

Morton,

Morton, J. A., assist., New Engineering and Shipbuilding Works, Ld., Medan,

J., vice-con. for Gt. Britain, mgr., Harrisons & Crosfield, Ld., ShanghaiSumatra.

Morton, W. W., United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Mosbergen, W. F., Raffles Dispensary, Singapore

Mosby, J. D., Kemwood Hotel, Manila

Mosch,C.,A.,assistant,

Mose, signs perDodwellpro., Ley&boldCo., Shokwan, Tokyo

Ld., Hongkong

Mosel,

Moseley,R.,G.lilies & Co., British

P., assist., Tokyo Cigarette Co.. Shanghai

Moser,

Moser, R.,G. A.,Henry

assist.,Levy,

Insurance dept., Wm. Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Ld., Kuala Lumpur

Inc., Manila

Moser, A.X., E.,manager,

Moses, generalNestleMerchant,& Anglo-Swiss

Shanghai Condensed Milk Co., Kobe

Moses, C. D., General Accident, Fire and Life Assurance Corporation, Ld., Shanghai

Moses, D.,

Moses, secretary, N.Capital

E., assistant, and&Trade,

S. Moses Shanghai

Co., Ld., Hongkong

Moses, M. J., manager, E. D. Sassoon & Co., Shanghai

Moses, P. D., inspector, Indian Immigration

Mosher, J. S., vice-consul for America, Tientsin Fund, Labour dept., Ipoh, Perak

Moss, A. W., Mustard & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Moss, B., China Underwriters, Ld., Sourabaya

Moss, C. H., Adet, Moss

Moss,

Moss, G.G. C., station China

C., assist., officer,Light

Government

& PowerFire Co.,Brigade,

Hongkong Hongkong

Moss, H. H., supervisor, Eastern Extension

Moss, J. W., manager, U. S. Rubber Export Co., Shanghai Telegraph Co., Hongkong

Moss, R. F., pres., Japan Steel Product Co., Ld., k Consul for Paraguay, Yokohama-

Moss,

Moss, R.S.A.H.,

W., partner,

assistant,Derrick

Harrisons & Co.,& Crosfield,

SingaporeLd., Sumatra

Mosse, R., Dau & Co., C. Chefoo

Mosse, R., Heibronn Co., Inc. J. P., Manila

Mossop,

Mossop, A. G.,V.,H.B.M. Crown Advocate for &China, Shanghai

Mostaert,H.E.,S. secretary,

solicitor, Johnson,

Credit Foncier Stokes Master,

d’Extreme Hongkong

Orient, Tientsin

Motley,

Mott, R. Hunter,

C. E., manager, Commission

RisingLouis Agent, Yokohama

Sun T.Petroleum Co., Ld.,

SeoulBangkok

Mottershead, W., assistant, Leonowens,

Mottet, J. J., Society Anonyme Beige Pour le Commerce, Bangkok

Mottu, L. A., mgr.,, Foster-McClellan Co., Singapore

Motz, I. S., asst.,

Mouat, Thos.AngloCookChinese School, Penang

Mouat, J.J. R.L., Kay, professor & Son, Ld.. Peiping

of physiology, and Tientsin

Medical College, Singapore

Mould, J., accountant, British Municipal

Moulding, H. G., assist, engineer, Municipal Engineer’s Council, Tientsin

dept., Penang

Mountford, W., warder, Prison' dept., Singapore

Mousley, H., superintendent, Shanghai Telephone Co., Ld., Shanghai

Moussie, A.,

Mouton, ingenieur

signs perE.C.P.,pro., travaux public,Shanghai

Olivier Chine, Hai Duong, Tonkin

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Mouton, R., chief draughtsman, Brossard Mopin Ebafolissements, Singapore

Moutrie, G. C., Hongkong & Shanghai Rank, Hongkong .

Mouttapa, S. D., Cie Franco-Asiatique des Fetroles, Haiphong

Mowat, W. J., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Shanghai

Mpwbray, G. A. de C. de, district,, officer

IMowe,

Mowll, A.W.L.,R.,chief clerk,Reuter’s,

manager, General Ld.,

Post Shanghai

Office,. Malacca

Moxon, H. W., signs per pro., Adamson,

Moyer, J. K., Oriental Consolidated Mining Gilfillan & Co., Ld.,Chosen

Co., Tabowie, Singapore

Moyhing, A. E., assist., British Cigarette Co., Ld., Shanghai

Moyhing, W. J., assist.,, Barry Dodwell, Chungking

Moyler, A. D., Mqyler, Powell & Co., Peiping

Moyles, J. P., assist., International Export Co., Tientsin

Moyna, J., assist., United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Moysey, G. K., director, H. J. Moysey & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Moysey,E.H.M.,J.,secretary,

Mozar, director, Moysey

Master’s&Ld.,Co.,Singapore

Shanghai

Mozar, E. G., managing director, Master’s Ld., Singapore

Mrantz, L., foreman, Shanghai, Evening Post and Mercury, Shanghai

Muccio, J. J., consul for U.S.A., Foochow

Muck, E., Reuter Brockelmann & Co., Tsingtao

Muckel,

M ucks, W„ H., assistant,

manager, Speidel

N. V. Handel

& Co., Mij. Gestetner, Soerabaya

Tientsin

Mudes, J. P., International Savings Society, Harbin

Mudford,

Muehl, A. J., Evangelical Lutheran Mission,Ld.,Icbang

J. S , Shanghai Waterworks Co., Shanghai

Mueggenburg, K., assist., Berli Jucker & Co., Bangkok

Mueller, A., assist., Siemens-Schuckert Denki, Tokyo

Mueller, A. H., Arahofd & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Mueller, Dr. C., Waibel & Co,, Shanghai

Mueller, E., assist., Hans Geyer, Bangkok

Mueller, E., Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc., Manila

Mueller, H., Liebermann, Waelchli & Co., Osaka

Mueller, H. H„ assist., Siemens China Co., Hongkong

Mueller, M., The German Dispensary, Ld., Canton

Mueller, R., assistant, Melchers tfc Co«, Tsingtao

Mueller, J., Boerter & Co., Tsingtao

Mueller, J. H., assistant

Mueller-Funck, mgr.,Stickstoff

F-, Deutsche PhilippineHandelsgesellschaft,

Dessicated CocoanutFoochow

Corpn., Zamboanga

Mueller-Kaiser, F. M. E., Norddeutscher Lloyd, and Melchers & Co., Tientsin

Muhle, L., signs per pro., Huygen G. K., Canton

Muir, E. C., engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Muir, G. R., manager, James Crosbie & Son, Swatow

Muir, H. N., supt., Shanghai Electric Contraction Co., Ld., Shanghai

Muir,

Muir, J.J., B.examiner, Chinese

G., f.r.c.s., medicalMaritime

officer, Customs, Swatow

Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Muir, R. A., assist., Central Agency, Ld., Shanghai

Muirhead,

Mulcahy, W,, assist, master, Central British School, HongkongCustoms, Hankow

R. B. M., district river inspector, Chinese Maritime

Mulder, J. J., «correspo:nident, Singapore Rubber Works, Ld., Singapore

Mulder, K. F., manager, Netherlands Selling Organisation, Dairen

Muldson, A., assist., American Foreign Insurance Association, Shanghai

Muling, V., assistant, Chinese Maritime Customs, Wuhu

Mullaney, E. B., assist., Smith, Bell & Co., Ld., Manila

Mullard, R. F., assist, commr of Police, Coast, Selangor

Mullen, Nicholas E., president, Peoples Bank & Trust Co., Manila

Muller, C., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Muller, C. J., consulting civil engineer, Shanghai

Muller,

Muller, E.,

E., assist.,

SocieteF.Franco-Chinoise,

S. Morse, Kobe Lhanghai

Muller, E. G., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Muller, G., assist., Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Muller, G. C. G., stamp and probate officer, Colonial Treasury, Singapore

210 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Muller, H., assist., Gie. Francaise de Tramways, Shanghai

Muller, J., director, Oriental Purchasing Co., Kobe

Muller, J. A., assist. (Itozaki), Socony-Vacuum Corpn., Yokohama

Muller, K. F., engineer, Mei Yah Trading Co., Shanghai

Muller, O. Paludan, director, Christian! &. Nielsen, Bangkok

Muller, O. R., assist., Chase Bank, The, Shanghai

Muller,

Muller, P.R.E.,A.engineer, Haiho Conservancy

Wolterbeek, head agenrt, Commission,

N.Y. Heybroeck’sTientsinGroothandel, E’via

Muller, W. A., assist, engineer, Marine department, Singapore

Mulley,

Mullins, G.H.H., L., sub-officer, Fire Brigade,

manager, Chartered BankShanghai

of India, Australia and China, Kobe

Mulock, G. F. A., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Mulvaney, W., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Mulvey,

Mulvey, F. D., Nanking-Shanghai Railway, Shanghai

Mumford,W.E.T.,W.,Britishassist,Cigarette

commissioner Co., Shanghai

of Police, Selangor

Mundell,A.,H. assist.,

Mundie, D., solicitor,

Bangkok Sisson

Times& Delay, Singapore

Pi-'ss, Bangkok

Mundie,

Mundy, W. H.,H.,assist.,

H. BangkokDodwellTimes &Press,

Co., Bangkok

Ld., Hongkong

Mungsfeldt, S. H., Nanking-Shanghai Railway, Shanghai

Munie, J. P., Banque de ITndo-chine, Yunnanfu

Munn, F. E. G., assistant, Butterfield & Swire, Shanghai

Munro, D., manager, W. Hammer & Co., Ld., Singapore

Munro, D., British American Tobacco Co., !Ld., Shanghai

Munro, D. H., assistant, Deacon & Co., Canton

Munro, G. H., assist., Borneo Co., Ld., Bangkok

Munro, J.J., F.,assist.,

Munro, Hongkong

surveyor, Cornesand& Co.,

Shanghai

YokohamaHotels, Ld., Shanghai

Munro, W.,

Munro, J. M.advocate

W., assist.,andHanson,

solicitor,Orth

Allen& &Stevenson, Inc., Manila

Gledhill, Malacca

Munro, VV. K., assistant, Harrisons & Crosfield, Ld.,

Munro-Faure, P. H., assist, manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Tientsin Sumatra

Munroe, D.,

Munton, D. W., assist., TaikooSandakan

manager, DockyardLightand Engineering

Co., and China Co.,Light

Hongkong

Co., Hongkong

Munz, K., assist., Deutsche-Asiatische Bank, Shanghai

Murad, G., Cie. Franco-Asiatique des Petroles,

Murcott, B., electric meter supt., Municipality, Singapore Yunnanfu

Murdoch, A.,

Murdock, F. V.,assistant, Jardine, Matheson

assist, engineer, & Co.,Bahru,

P.W.D., Johore HongkongJohore

Murer, Fr., actg. vice consul for Norway, Swatow

Muriel, H.SirE.,James

Murison, sub-agent,

William, Hongkong

k.c., kt.,andchief

Shanghai

justice,Banking

SupremeCorporation, Penang

Court, Singapore

Murnane, D. J., water engineer, Municipal Water dept., Singapore

Murphy, A., showroom assist., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Murphy, A. D., Socony Vacuum Corporation', Tientsin

Murphy,

Murphy, D., assist., Asiatic Petroleum ofCo.Police,

(NorthSarawak

China), Ld., Shanghai

Murphy, D. D. V.,W., assist,

surveyor,superintendent

American Bureau of Shipping, Shanghai

Murphy, E. O., accountant, Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels, Ld., Hongkong

Murphy,

Murphy, E.G., J., divisional supt. of Schools, Iloilo

Murphy, G. A.,salesassist.,

manager, Dunlop

McAuliffe, Rubber

Davis Co. (Far

& Hope, East), Ld., Kobe

Sumatra

Murphy,

Murphy, G.G. P., P., overseer,

Shanghai PublicDock andWorks dept., Hongkong

Engineering Co., Ld., Shanghai

Murphy, John H., manager, Houston Rubber Co., Manila

Murphy,

Murphy, J.L. J.,N.,assist., ShanghaiHongkong

sub-manager, Power Co.,andShanghai

Shanghai Bank, Hongkong

Murphy,

Murphy, T., assist., L. Moore & Co.,Singapore

P., warder, Prisons dept., Ld., Shanghai

Murphy, T., assist, superintendent, Police Headquarters, Hongkong

Murphy, A.T.,K.,meters

Murray, assist.,assist.,

KailanShanghai

MiningPower Co., Shanghai

Administration, Tientsin

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 211

Murray, R. J., clerk, Colonial Secretariat, Hongkong

Murray, B. M., assistant, English Electric Co., Ld., Tokyo

Murray, C., assist., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Murray, D., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, etc., Penang

Murray, D. B. W., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Murray, F. J., assistant, Arnhold & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Murray, G. R., meter supt., China Light & Power Co. (1918), Ld., Hongkong

Murray, I. N., distribution engineer, China Light and Power Co., Ld., Hongkong

Murray, J., head attendent, Mental Hospital, Hongkong

Murray, J. M., assist., Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation, Shanghai

Murray, K. S., Guthrie & Co., Ld., Ipoh, Perak

Murray, M. M., supt. engineer, Butterfield & Swire, Shanghai

Murray,

Murray, R.R., D.,

assistant,

CharteredDouglas,

Bank Lapraik

of India,&Australia

Co., Hongkong

and China, Shanghai

Murray, R. H., agent, Douglas, Lapraik & Co., Amoy

Murray, S., Ellerman’s Arracan Rice and Trading Co., Bangkok

Murray, S. H., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Tientsin

Murray, T. W., accounts dept., Shanghai Electric Construction Co., Ld., Shanghai

Murray, W. D., assist., Directorate General of Posts, Shanghai

Murray, W. K., assist, shift charge engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Murrell, E. B., medical officer, General Hospital, Singapore

Murrell, Y. G., assistant, A. S. Watson & Co., Hongkong

Murrow, iLt.-Col. H. L., chairman, Hongkong Daily Press, Ld., Hongkong

Murthy, M. N., manager, Times of Malaya Press, Ld., Perak

Murtin, H., Descours et Cabaud, Saigon

Muschamp, E. G. de, Brickworks supt., Malayan Collieries, Ld., Selangor

Muse, J. C., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Musgjerd, I. O., accountant, National City Bank of New York, Harbin

Musgrove, F. A., chief inspector, Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Muskett, W. H. B., assist., Hongkong Electric Co., Ld., Hongkong

Mutoh, T. K., director, Dunlop Rubber Co,, Kobe

Muspratt-Williams, R. T., Imperial Chemical Industries, Shanghai

Mustaive, W. T., office manager, Libby, McNeill & Libby, Manila

Musschenbroek, S. F. van, manager, De Javasche Bank, Bengkalis, Sumatra

Musser, G., manager, Henry Musser, Manila

Mussett, W. L., head stock verifier, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Musso, F. P., partner, Calatroni, Hsieh & Co., Shanghai

Musso, Com. G. D., barrister, Musso, Fischer & Wilhelm, Shanghai

Mutel, Mgr. G., Missions Etrangeres de Paris, Seoul

Mutschelknauss, L., Jaissle & Co., Batavia

Mycock, C., Headmaster, Yaumati School, Hongkong

Myers, H. W., pastor, Kobe Union Church, Kobe

Myers, Jay W., General Merchant, Tokyo

Myers, L. W., surveyor, Survey Office, Johore

Myers, M. S., consul for United States of America, Mukden and Newchwang

Myers, W. R., commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Tsingtao

Myhre, Col.

Myles, A. B.,C. Socony-Yacuum

D., assist, directorCorporation,

of Medical Cebu

Service, Military, Hongkong

Myles, J. B., Chancellor, Peruvian

Myles, J. B., signs per pro., Paterson, Consulate,

Simons &Singapore

Co., Ld., Singapore

Myers, Jay W., general merchant, Tokyo

Myles, Capt. T. W., medical officer in-charge. Royal Naval Hospital, Hongkong

Mylo, A.,A.,assist,,

Nabias, Little,Municipalite

architecte, Adams and Wood, Hongkong

Francaise, Shanghai

Naether, A., Poldi Steel Works, Shanghai Chemical Industry in Basle, Hongkong

Naef, W., special representative, Society of

Naess,

Naftaly,B.,H.,assistant,

manager,Karsten, Larssen

Beck, Inc., ManilaCo. (Hongkong), Ld., Hongkong

Nagel, Th., technical dept., Waibel & Co., Hongkong

Nahapiet, R. G., repres., Gestetner, Ld., Batavia

INahoTg, Eugenio, assist, mgr., Public iServjce Credit Bureau, Manila

212 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Nahorg, Juan (attorney), genl. mgr., Public Credit Service Bureau, Manila

Naick, A. H., Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Nair, A. K., overseer, Municipality, Malacca

Nair, K. S., Municipal Health dept., Singapore

Nair, M.J.,P.,assist.,

Nairn, PublicUnitedWorksEngineers,

dept., Grik,Ld.,Perak

Singapore

Nairn, Wm., Mukden Medical College, Mukden

Naish, A. T.,W. manager,

Naismith, C., partner,Rickard, Ld., Manila

Ker & Co., Singapore

s

Nakhoda, F. H, M., sole proprietor, F. M. Noordin & Co., Singapore

Nakhoda, H. A., manager, F. M. Noordin & Co-, Singapore

Nalepa, J., bus. mgr., St, Luke’s International Hospital, Tokyo

Nanayakara, M. W. J., merchant, Singapore

Nance, C. H., vice-president, genl. mgr., Radio Corporation of the Philippines, Manila-

Nance, W. B., western

Nankiwell, executiveadviser, Soochow

P. W. University,

SingaporeSoochow

Nantz, L. E.,K.,vice-president, engineer,

International D.,Brokerage Cp., Inc., Manila

Napier, W., manager, British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Nash,

Nash, A.Charles

C. R.,R.,assist.,

assist,Public WorksAluminium,

manager, dept., Shanghai

Ld., Shanghai

Nash, E. D., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Chinkiarg

Nash,

Nash, E.E. T.,

T. E.,assist., secretariat,

engineer, Public Municipal

Works dept., Council, Shanghai

Hongkong

Nash, F. E., Woo and Nash, Hongkong

Nash, G. C., partner, Saunders & Macphail, Singapore

Nash, H. H., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Shanghai

Nash,

Nash, R., manager,

R. M., Ewo Press Lovsted & Co.,Co.,Manila

Packing Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Nash, W., tidesurveyor, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Nash, W. H, assistant, Reiss, Massey

Nason, W. F., consul for America, Yokohama & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Nassim, A., assist., David & Co., Saigon

Nathan,

Nathan, A.E. J.,S., storekeeper,

Kailan MiningBrossard Mopin Etablissements,

Administration, Tientsin Singapore

Nathan, E. M., general broker, Singapore

Nathan, E. S., assist.,' S. J. David

Nathan, J. S., partner, Etlin & Co., Singapore& Co., Shanghai

Nathan, P. L. M., inspr. of worlds and buildings, P.W.D., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Nathan, S. M., mgr., Tong Lam & Co., Singapore

Nathans, M., manager, Bell’s Asbestos Eastern Agency, Ld., Singapore

Nather, N. S., asst, surgeon, Medical dept., Johore

Nation, W.,W.,

Naughton, director,

China Slowe

Import& and

Co., Export

Ld., Shanghai

Lumber Co., Shanghai

Nauman, Dr. V. F., Dental Surgeon,

Navij, M., acting Chancellor, Netherlands Shanghai

Legation, Bangkok

Nayar, G. M., Headmaster, Govt. English School, Trengganu

Naylor,

Naylor, F. A., electrical engineer, Scott, HardingLd.,&Kobe

Co., Ld., Shanghai

Naylor, J.,H. assist,

L., Dunlop Rubber

Oriental Co. (Far

Trading Co.,East),

Shanghai

Nazer, G. C., assistant, Union Insurance Society of Canton, Shanghai

Neale,

Neave, F.W.H.,J. K.,

F.,wireless

acct., supt., Butterfield & Swire,

Co., Hongkong

Neckelman, consulFederated

for DenmarkEngineering

and Northern Ld.,Featherworks,

Kuala Lumpur,Ld.,Selangor

Canton

Nedden,

Nee, T. M.,Waller zur, agent,

director, Magill Holstein & Co., Mukden

& Co., Shanghai

Needa,

Needham, V., J.accountant,

E., deputyCornabe, Eckford

commissioner & Co., Works,

of Public TsingtaoShanghai

Neidt, O.,H.,secretary,

Neier, signs theGerman firm, Consulate,

G. E. Huygem, HongkongCam ton

Neijhoff, A., assist, secy., Governor’s office, Medan, Sumatra

Neii, W. H.

Neil, W. D., E.,assist.,

assist,Finance

supt., dept.,

SurveyMunicipal

dept., KedahCouncil, Shanghai

Neill, F. J., engineer, Green Island Cement Co., Hongkong

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 213

.Nelson, B., assist., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Nelson, C. B., surveyor and engineer, Manila

Nelson, C. C., engine works manager, Taikoo Dockyard <& Eng’g. Co., Hongkong

Nelson, D., surveyor, Singapore Improvement Trust, Singapore

Nelson, E. A., manager, Belting and Leather Products Association, Inc., Shanghai

Nelson, G. D., assistant, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Nelson, H. G., solicitor, Cowdy

Neilson, IL. P. E., engr., Produce Export Go., Harbin

Nelson, N. E., marine dept., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Nelson, R., China Produce dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Nelson, R. S., managing director, Stanton Nelson & Co., Ld., Singapore

Nelubin, N., The Oriental Book Store, Tientsin

Nemazee, M., merchant, Hongkong

Neprud, C., acting appraising commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Nerlind, V., assistant, Commercial Express and Storage, Shanghai

Nesbit, G. R., accountant, United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Nessim, J. S., director, J. S. Nessim & Co., Kobe

Nessim, M. S., manager, J. S. Nessim & Co., Kobe

Nestler, F., assistant, Kunst & Albers, Shanghai

Netter, X., Reuter Brockelmann A Co., Shanghai

NettMon, J., Socony-Yaduum Corporation, Manila.

Neubourg, K. A., assist., Sun Life Assurance Co., Shanghai

Neubourg,

Neubronner,P. G.H.,V.,proprietor

assistant,and manager,

Evatt & Co., Neubourg

Singapore Motor Service Co., Shanghai

Neuenschvender, W., assistant, Biedermann A Co., Saigon

Neugebauer, G., assistant, Jebsen & Co, Shanghai

Neugehauer, W., assistant, Telge & Schroeter, Shanghai

Neuman, H., assist., West Coast Life Insurance Co., Rice & Co., W. R., Shanghai

Neumann, J., manager, Oriental Hotei, Mukden

Neumann, M., “Sapt” Textile Products, Ld., Shanghai

Neumann, W., assist., Carlowitz & Co., Tientsin

Neville,

Neville, D. Edwin A., correspondent,

L., counsellor, The Boardforof United

Embassy Underwriters

States ofof America,

New York,Tokyo

Harbin

Neville, F. C-, overseer, Public Works dept., Hongkong

Neville,

Neville,J., G.H.accountant,

A., manager,

J., H. J. NevilleNickelCo.,& Lyons, Ld., Yokohama

New, Dunlop&Rubber Harbin

Co. (Far East), Ld., Kobe

New,

Newall,W.J.R.,T.,mgr. for FarWilliam

manager, East, Dickson

Jacks & &Co.Co.,(Malaya),

Ld., Singapore

Ld., Selangor

Newbern, Rev. W. C., Alliance Mission, Wuchow

Newberry, A., officer, Municipal Fire Brigade, Singapore

Newbery,

Newbiggin,S. D.E.,L.,assist.,

assist.,Fraser & Co.,Matheson

Jardine, Singapore& Co., Ld., Hongkong

Newbill H. E., manager, F. R. Hailing Co., Tsingtao

Newbould, W. H., vice-consul for Great Britain, Bangkok

Newboult, A. C.T., H.district

Newbronner, officer,A.siatic

T., assist., KualaPetroleum

Selangor, Co.

Selangor

(North China), Ld., Shanghai

;

Newbronner, C. M., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Newchwang

Newbronner, G. D., salesman, Sternberg & Co., Singapore

Newcomb, A. C., manager, Central Agency, Ld., Shanghai

Newcomb, A. S., asst, acct., British American Tobacco; Co. (China), Ld., H’kow

Newcomb, D. de B., sub-agent, Chartered Bank, Kuala Kangsar, Perak

Newell, F.G. T.F.,S.,assist.,

Newell, partner, Lyall & &Evatt,

Butterfield Swire,Singapore

Yokohama

Newell,

Newey, R.

T. P.,

H., sub-accountant,

acct., Postal and National

Telegraph City BankPenang

dept., pi New York, Singapore

Newhouse, E., executiveJ. B.,

Newill, Lieut.-Comdr. engineer, Publicdeputy

n.s.o., R.N., Works department,. Hongkong

harbour-master, Hongkpng

Newman, A. L., Chinese Maritime Customs, Foochow7

Newman, K. E., solicitor, Teesdale, Newman & Co., Shanghai

Newman, L. A. G., assist., F. M. S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

214 FOKEIGN RESIDENTS

Newman, L. F., National Government Salt Administration, Ghefoo .

Newman, P. I., manager, The Gloucester, Hongkong

Newmeyer, Wm. L., repres, Westinghouse International Electric Co., Tokyo

Newsome, W. B., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Newsome,

Newson, C.G.C.,H.,secty,,

assist.,British-American

British CigaretteTobacco

Co., Shanghai

Co., (China), Ld., Shanghai

Newton, A. W., woollen merchant (British Overseas Shippers, Ld.), Kobe

Newton, H. F., assist., Mackenzie & Co., Shanghai

Newton,

Newton, J,I., A.,medical officer,Shanghai

engineer, MedicalPower

dept., Co.,

Hongkong

Shanghai

Newton, J. E., system control engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Neybuch, A., Kailan Mining Administration,

Neyer, W. S., supervisor, L. E. Hudec, Shanghai Tientsin

Neyland, B., supt. of mails, General Post-Office, & Govt. Savings Bank, Singapore

Neyrone, F.,Comm.

Niblock, assist.,L.,Asiatic

ItalianPetroleum

MunicipalCo.Council, Tientsin

(F.M.S.), Ld., Perak

Nichol, B., warder, Prison dept., Penang

Nicholas, B. R, managing partner, B. P. Nicholas & Sons, Selangor

Nicholas,

Nicholas, E.H. T.,T., assist., B. P. Nicholas

state engineer, & Sons,

P. W. D., NegriKuala Lumpur, Selangor

Sembilan

Nicholas, Dr. W. A., health officer, Malacca

Nioholls, F. M., Jardine Engineering Corp., Ld., The, Hongkong

Nicholls, G. A., assist., China Light & Power Co., Hongkong

Nicholls,

Nicholls, J.H. N.,C. T., assist.,

Police dept.,British

Kroh,Cigarette

Perak Co., Shanghai

Nicholls,

Nicholls, J.W.S.,G.,assistant supt., Government

assist., British Cigarette Co.,Printing

ShanghaiOffice, Singapore

Nichols, C. A., Socony-Vacuum Corporation,

Nichols, J. E., assist., China Soap Co., Ld., Shanghai Shanghai

Nichols,

Nichols, R.J. B.,W.,assist.,

St. John’s

Sun LifeUniversity,

AssuranceShanghai

Co. of Canada, Shanghai

Nichols, Rt. Rev. S. H., American Church Mission, Kyoto

Nicholson, A. W., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Perak

Nicholson, G., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Nicholson, L.J. F.,

Nicholson, G., engr.

director, ImperialWorks),

(Kowloon Chemical Industries

Hongkong and (China),

China GasLd.,Co.,Shanghai

Ld., {Hongkong:

Nicholson, O. D. engineer, General Electric Co., Ld1., Tientsin

Nicholson, W. E., clerk, Shanghai Gas Co., Ld., Shanghai

Nickells, S., Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.,

Nickels, R. N., General Electric Co. of China Ltd., Shanghai Shanghai

Nicol, A, engineer, Public works dept., Hongkong

Nicol,

Nicol, C.J.H.,Lauder,

assistant inspector

supt. of Police, SingaporePahang

of Schools,

NNicolas,

icolachis,G.,A.Wines

C., assist., Getz Bros.

& Spirits Merchant, & Co.,Peiping

Shanghai

Nicoleau, L., French Mission, Canton

Nicoli,

Nicolis,N.,G., clerk, Norwegian

assistant, CarlowitzConsulate, Newchwang

& Co., Tientsin

Nicoll, D. M., boat officer, Chinese Maritime Customs, Antung

Nicol], T. H., European master, Education dept., Selangor

Nicolle, P. E.,medical

Nicolson, Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Yokohama

Nicolson, M.,

N., Chinese practitioner,

Maritime Customs,Drs. Allan,

Hankow Strahan and Kirk, Hongkong

Nied, H., assist., Melchers & Co.,

Niel, E., assistant, Racine et Cie., Shanghai Shanghai

Nield, F. B., Philippines Cold Stores, Manila

Nielsen,

Nielsen, A.,

A. E.import department,

V., Chinese MaritimeEastCustoms,

Asiatic Co., Ld., Bangkok, Siam

Hankow

Nielsen, A.

Nielsen, C, F., Chinese

B., assist.,

engineer, Siam Maritime

Cement Customs, Harbin

Co.,Shanghai

Bangkok

Nielsen,

Nielsen, E., assist., W. R. Loxley

Culty & Co.,

Dairy Co., Ld., Shanghai

(Nielsen, E., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 215

Nielsen, E. R., assist., Texas Co., (China), Ld., Shanghai

Nielsen, H., manager, Oppenheimer Casing Co., Ld., Tientsin

Nielsen, H., works manager, Siam Cement Co., Bangkok

Nielsen, L. H. Honigsberg & Son, Fed. Inc.,‘U.S.A., Shanghai

Nielsen, O. C., Philco Sales Corporation, Shanghai

Nielsen, Capt. W., assist., East Asiatic Co., Ld., Bangkok

Nielson, L., proprietor, Nielson Sales Co., Manila

Nielson, Major J. B., inspector of Schools, Pahang

Niemann, J., lilies & Co., Tokyo

Nietman, L., claim agent, Dollar Steamship Line, Yokohama

Nieukey, L. M., Signal Sergeant, Marine dept., Penang

Nieuwendrop, H. C., assist., Singkep Tin Maatschappy, Singapore

Nieuwenhuis, H., manager, Royal Netherlands Indian Airways, Batavia

Nienwenhuyse, A. H. N. van, secy., Java-China Japan-Liju, Batavia

Nieuwenhuyse, J. A. J. W., actg. mgr., Java-China-Japan-Lijn, Batavia

Nigel, F. G., Johnson, Stokes & Master, Hongkong

Niggemann, W., proprietor, W. Niggemann A Co., Chefoo

Nihill T. J., assist, manager, American Hardware and Plumbing Co., Manila

Nijhoff, H., cashier, Netherlands Trading Society, Hongkong

Nijhoff, J. IS., acct., Netherlandsch Indische Handelsibank, N. Y., Singapore

Nikkels, J., surveyor, Singkep Tin Maatschappy, Singapore

Nikol, D., assist., Lane, Crawford & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Nilsen, M. B., chief tidesurveyor, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Nilsson, F. L., partner, Robb and Nilsson, Kedah

Nimmo, J., assist., Shanghai Dock & Engineering Co., Ld., Shanghai

Nimmo, T., assist., New Engineering & Shipbuilding Works, Ld., Shanghai

Nimphius, R., assist., Fco. Glanzmann, Shanghai

Nimz, C., partner, Hugo Dau & Co., Tientsin

Nipkow, P., signs per pro., Rudolph & Co., Yokohama

Nippe, L., assist., A.E.G. China Electric Co., Mukden

Nisbet, E. B., asst, engr., P.W.D., Singapore

Nisbet, G., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Nisbet, J. D. P„ assist, secretary, Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ld., Singapore

Nisbet, J. M., tidesurveyor and harbourmaster, Wuchow

Nisbet, W., Bendixsens, Ld., Singapore

Nish, H., assist. Sworn measurer, Hongkong

Nissim, A., partner, Moxon & Taylor, Hongkong

Nissim,

Niven, C.E.,A.,Nissim

director& Co.,

andShanghai

secretary, McAlister & Co., Ld., Singapore

Nixon, F. A., postal commissioner, Post Office, Peiping

Nixon,

Nixon, J.F. E.,

H. piece

B., assist.,

goodsAsiatic Petroleum

manager, Walker,Co.Turner

(P.I.),&Ld.,

Co.* Cebu

Ld., Shanghai

Noa, Colonel W. E., quartermaster, American Legation,

Noack, Alfred, assist., Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Tokyo Peiping

Noack, A., Doitsu Senryo G. K., Tokyo

Noah, N., Eastern Isles Import Corporation, Manila

Noakes,

Noakes, F.D. M.,

S. P.,president,

assist, conservator of Forests,

Cebu Stevedoring Co.,Kinta, Perak

Inc., Cebu

Noakes, G. P., assist., Sime, Darby

Noakes, J.E.,L.,assist.,

Noakes, DoitsuSurvey

surveyor, Senryodept.,

Gomei Kaisha, Tokyo

Sarawak

Noakes, J. S., agent, Hall & Holtz, Ld., Tientsin

Nohbins, A. E., partner, Horne and Nobbins, Shanghai

Noble,

Noble, A.F. H.,

H., attorney,

general manager, Sarawak Corpn.,

Socony-Yacuum Oilfields,Manila

Ld., Sarawak

Noble,

Noble, H. J. G., meters

I., assistant, engineering

Evatt assist., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

& Co., Penang

Noble, W. R.E.,M.,

Noblston, assist., Sun Insurance

engineer, Shanghai Offiice, Shanghai

Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

(Nock, T. P., assist., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Yokohama

216 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Noelting, F. A. M., director, E. I. Du Pont de Nemours Co., Inc., Shanghai

Noether,

Nogaitzik,H.,W.,assist.,

assist.,F. Bodiker

Hardivilliers,

& Co., Shanghai

Canton

Nolan, E. E., assist., Cebu Stevedoring Co., Inc., Cebu

Nolan, V. C., partner, Evatt & Co., Penang

Nolasco,

Noll, G. Dr.

F. H.,Luis,accountant,

Barrister-at-Law,

Basel &MacaoFrey, Peiping

Noltenius, C., signs per pro., Erdman ife Sielcken, Sourabaya

Noltinck,

Nolting, A. H., Asia Realty Co., Shanghai Co., Ld., Tientsin

A., Tientsin Tramways and Lighting

Noon, H. B.,health

Noon, W., assist.,dept.,

EvattMunicipal

& Co., Singapore

health dept., Shanghai

Noordaa, J. van der, manager, Lindeteves-Stokvis, Ipoh, Perak

Nordmark, L, engineer, Gadelius & Co,, Tokyo

Nordstrom, E., commissioner, ‘Post office, Canton

Nops, W. E., assist, engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Norgaard,

Norman, B.,H.,accountant,

manager, Christiani & NielsenShanghai

Transmutograph, (Siam), Ld., Bangkok

Norman,

Normann,H.W.C.von, assist., Probst,Ekman

manager, Hanbury & Co.,Agencies,

Foreign ShanghaiLd., Shanghai

Normington, F., assist., Hongkong Electric Co., Hongkong

Noronha, A. de, Imprensa Nacional de Macao, Macao

Noronha, J. M., signs per pro., Credit Foncier D’Extreme Orient, H’kong

Norrby,

Norrie, J.A.,M.,assist., Ekman Foreign

sub-accountant, Agencies,

Chartered Bank,Shanghai

Singapore

Norris, E. C., assist., General Electric Co. (of China), Ld., Hongkong

Norris, F. de la M., principal agricultural officer,

Norris, Rt. Rev. Bishop F. L., Chaplain, British Legation, Johore Peiping

Norx-is, L. M., assistant, Evatt & Co., Penang

Norris, V. agent,

North, H., lecturer, King&Edward VII College of Medicine, Singapore

North, F., Bendixen

F. VV. G., Kailan MiningCo.,Administration,

Lamut, Perak Tientsin

North, J., Kung Yik Mills, Shanghai

North, K. G., assistant, S. Moutrie & Co., Ld., Shanghai

North, P. A., British Legation, Peiping

North, R.W.,A.manager,

North, C-, deputy clerk ofCity

National councils,,

Bank ofColonial

New York,Secretariat,

TientsinHongkong

Norton, J. D. A., manager, Sale ife Co., Ld., Seoul

Norton, J. W., engineer, Linotype and Machinery, Ld,, Tokyo

Norton, .1. It., headmaster, Middle School, St. John’s University, Shanghai

Norton, W.S., R„

Nosmas, assist.,Cie.Harrisons

assist., & Crosfield,

Franco Asiatique des Ld., Sumatra

Petroles, Saigon

Notley, Comdr. J. T. B., Marine Magistrate, Singapore

Notman, H. G., accountant, International Export Co., Ld., Hankow

Nottingham, E. A.,deproprietor,

Notton, J., Consul Shanghai

France, French Times, Bangkok

Legation, Shanghai

Noval, Rev. Fr. F. R., procurator, Spa,nish Dominican Procuration for Missions, H’kong

Novelly, H. V., manager for China, Poldi Steel Works, Shanghai

(Nowacki, F. A., Netherlands Harbour Works Co., Monk den ,

Nowers,W.,W.signs

Nufer, A., asst., Asiatic

per pro., Petroleum

Society Co., Hongkong

of Chemical Industry in Basle, Shanghai

Nugent, A. G., assist., Municipal Council,

Nugent, C. E., supt. of surveys, Survey Office, Shanghai

Johore

Nuland, L. H., assist, general manager, Texas Co., Ld., Shanghai

Numans,

Nunes, C., shipping manager, Klaasen Co.-, Batavia

Nunes, Dr.

A. H.,A. deputy

Correa, assist,

medicalsupt.,

practitioner,

Trade andMacao Customs, Kuching, Sarawak

Nunis,

Nunn, A. A.,

G. L., assistant.

Registration office,Engineers,

United Malacca Ld., Singapore

Nunn,

Nunn, R.,

R. J.,inspector

boardingof officer,

Police, Harbour

Penang department, Hongkong

Nunn,

Nutter,Major

Horace,R. L., deputyNutter

manager, director,& Co.,

PublicMojiWorks dept., Singapore

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 2'IT

Nuttall, E. F., assist., Dodweli & Co., Hoiigkdn'g

Nuttall, M., director, Chiffon, Ld., Hongkong

Nuzum, L. J., manager, Parbury, Henty & Co-, Kobe '

Nyborg, N., plant supt.,,^ San Miguel BiwO¥y_ IhO;, .Mari^la,‘PJ.1!!.

Nyholm, S. H., Naval Architect, Tokyo

Nyhuus, H., assist., Thoresen & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Nyieu, W. T., assist, acct., The S’hai Oonmiercial & Savimgs Bank, Ld., H’kow

Nysen, H., assist., Slot & Co., Ld., Penang

Oakeshott, M. E. M., mgr., D. Gestetner (Eastern)' Ld., Singapore.

Oakshott, E. J., sub-agent, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cprpn., Tsingtao-

O’Bolger,

O’Brien, C.R.F.,E.,Chinese

managei-.Maritime

KastnianCustoms,

Kodak Co., Shanghai

Canton > ,

O'Brien, lawyer, Harvey & O’Brien, Lawyers;, Manila

O’Byrne,

O’Claviez,Dr.manager,

J. K., Medical dept.,Cie.Sandakan,

sales dept., British North

Franco-Asiatique Borneo Saigon

des Petroles,

O’Connell, B. M. B.,

O’Connell, 0. C., assist., Commissioner of Police, Trengganu

Secretariat, Municipal Council, Shanghai

O’Connell. J., supt1., Trade &■ Customs, Stelangor

O’Connor, E. F., mgr., Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer of China, Shanghai

O’Connor, Lt.-Col. T. A., e'ngr., U.'S. Army,, Manila .

O’Connor, K. K., partner, Drew & Napier, Singapore

O’Connor, M. G., assist, master, Queen’s College, Hongkong

O’Connor, M. P., medical officer, Selangor

O’Connor, R. J. P., general manager, Crystal, Ld., Tientsin

O’Dell,

O’Dell, A.A. E., managing director,

F., proprietor, O’Dell’s Europe

Service Hotel,

Bureau,LdYokohama

, Singapore

O’Dell, D. H., proprietor, O’Dell’s Service Bureau, Yokohama

O’Driscoll, Dr. F. 0., medical officer, General Hospital, Singapore

O’Dwyer, A., inspector, Municipal Police, Shanghai

O’Farrell, W.

O’Farrell, A. C.,F., executive engineer, P. W. Maritime

D., PenangCustoms, Canton

O’Flynn, proby.berthing

assist, officer, Chinese

commissioner, Police dept., Negri Sembilan

O’Gorman, T., secretary, Land Investment Co., Ld., Tientsin

O’Grady, A., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

O’Grady,

O’Halloran,G.M.,O.examiner,

G., executive

Chineseengr., Selangor

Maritime Customs, Tientsin

O’Hara, F. M., Liverpool, London and

O’Hara, M. I., forest ranger, Forest dept., SarawakGlobe Insurance Co., Tokyo

O’Hare, E.,E.assist.,

O’Harow, Chinese

W., assist, tradeMaritime Customs,U.S.Antung

commissioner, Dept, of .Commerce, Shanghai

O’Kane, J. C., engineer, Shanghai Power Ob., Shamghai

O’Mahony, D., inspector, F. M. S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

O’Neill, Dr. G., medical practitiorter, Tientsin!

O’Neill, H., maiiager, Cie. Franco-Asiatique des Pet roles, Saigon

O’Neill,

O’Neill, P.P. T.,

J., assist.,

revenueArnhold

officer, Imports and Exports Office, Hongkong

& Co., Shanghai

O’Neill, W.,J., agent,

O’Regan, warder, Reuters,

Prisons Ld., Shanghai

dept., Singapore

O’Reilly, E. J., Harbourmaster, Labuan, Borneo

O’Reilly, J. G., Deputy Commissioner Govt. Monopolies dept., Negri Sembilan

O’Neil, T. C., traffic dept., British American Tob. Co. (China), Ld., H’kow

O’Reilly,

O’Rourke,W.,M.,examiner,

ShanghaiChinese

Waterworks Maritime Customs,

Co., Ld., Swatow

Shanghai

O’Rourke,

O’Shaughessy, T., assist., ShanghaiOfficer,

P. J., medical Electric Construction

General Hospital,Co., Ld., Shanghai

Singapore

O’Toole, J. P., salesman, Moody,

O’Young, J., Palmer & Turney, iShanghai Mark L., Shanghai

Oanca, D. . T,, Larsen, & Trock, Shanghai.

Oates, P. H., assist., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Obenaus,

Oberlein, E., manager,

C. F., merchant,Noessler,

Kobe & Co., Shanghai

Oberrenner, R., assistant, Carlowitz & Co., Tientsin

•218 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Oberwalder, A., manager, A. Koreska, Shanghai

•Obolsky, A. V., sales mgr., Skoda Works, Ld., Harbin

Obremski, M. V., chief chemist, Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Hongkong

Ocampo, F., under-secy, of the Interior, Manila

Ocampo, F. G., Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Iloilo

Ockermueller, H. L., partner, Siemsssn & Krohn, Shanghai

Ockexse, F. W. A., broker & commission agent, Batavia

Odaka,A.C.,E.mang.

Odell, director,

managing Teikoku

director, SansoHotel,

Europe K. K.,Singapore

Kobe

Odland, S., assist., Karsten Larssen & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Odle,

Odlin,H.,W.secty., KoppellUniversity,

C., Lingnan Incorp., Manila

Canton

Oehl, K., Hudson Taylor Hospital, Changsha

Oehlerking, W., assist., Hackmack & Co., Tientsin

Oehlers, C. C., assist., Henry Waugh

Oehlers, J. H., chief storekeeper, Medical dept., Muar, Johore

Oehlers, R. C., assist, anatomy,King Edward YII Medical College, Singapore

Oehlers,

Oehmichen,S. L,E.assist,

M., A.medical

& E. M.officer, Tan Took

Oehmichen, Seng’s Hospital, Singapore

Shanghai

Oene, G. T. van, manag. dir., Vraag & Aanbod, Sourabaya

Oetmman, M.,

Ofennign, O., assist.,

EasternPaul Kutt,Co.Tsingtao

Trading (China), Ld., Shanghai

Offersen, C., signs per pro.,

Offer, J. A., assistant, ButterfieldJebsen&

e Co., Canton

Shanghai

Ogburn, C. A., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Ogden,

Ogden, J.R. N.,

M., assist.,

ChineseChinese

Maritime Maritime

Customs, Customs,

ChefooShanghai

Oggier, S. L., assist., Paterson, Simons & Co., Singapore

Ogilvie, C. B., engineer, Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Ogle,

Ogley,R.W.W.C.,S.,assist.,

forest Lane,

manager, BorneoLd.,

Crawford, Co.,Hongkong

Ld., Bangkok

Oglous, C., part., General Brokerage Co., Manila

Ohaus, J., assist, mgr., United Plumbing Co. Inc., Manila

Ohaus,

Oh, Dr. M.,

K. accountant, Botica Boie,

S., acting president, ManilaUnion Medical College, Seoul

Severance

Ohlenclilager, A. F., De Javasche Bank,Hongkong

Ohl, R., agent, Messageries Maritimes, Pematang Siantar, Sumatra

Ohlwein, Dr., acct., Oriental Trading & Engineering Co., Tientsin

Ohlweim, W., Boerter & Co., A., Tsingtao

Ohnick, B., secty, Hamilton Brown Shoe Store, Manila

Ohorn. Rich, assist., Ehlers & Co., E., Shanghai

Ohrt, E., consul-general

Ohrnberger, E. J., deputyforcomm.,

Germany, KobeMaritime Customs, Harbin

Chinese

Oien, G. O., asst., mgr, West Coast Life Insurance Co., & Columbia Casualty Co., Shai.

Oijen, J. 0. van, Netherlands Harbour Works, Hongkong

Okecki, Zdislaw, minister, Poland Legation, Tokyo

Oks, Dr. A. B., eye Specialist, Shanghai

Olaquer, IL. P., vice pres. Baguio Gold Mining Co., Manila

Olausen, M., China Import and Export Lumber Co., Shanghai

Olausen,

Olaussen,O.,R ,China

assist.,Import

FrithjofandHoehnke,

Export Lumber

ShanghaiCo., Shanghai

Old, F. W., sub-officer, Fire Brigade, Shanghai

Old, H. F., inspector, Sanitary dept., Hongkong

Old, W„ senior inspector, Sanitary department, Hongkong

Olden, E. R., assist.,* Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ld., Singapore

Oldenborgh, J. van, lawyer, Knappert & Co., Semarang

Olbes, Manuel, secretary, Romar Publishing Co., Manila

Oldfield, Major-General

Oldfield, A. D., assist., Brunner, Mond &Officer

L. C.L., General Co., Ld., Kobe The TroopsinMalaya,S’pore

Commanding

O'dfield, Rev. W. H., Alliance Mission, Wuchow

Oldham,

Oldham, A.H. T.,

R., vice-consul for Great

assist, Boustead

Ld., Tumpat,

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 219

■Oldridge,

Oldridge, G.L. E.,

H., Jenks,

assist., Percival

Harper, andGilfillan & Co.,

Isitt., TokyoLd., Selangor

Olesen, Rev. K., Danish Lutheran Mission, Antung

Olesen, M. P., accountant, Texas Co., Hongkong

Olesen, O. F., Great Novthem Telegraph Co., Ld., 'Shanghai

Oliner, S., manager, Esso Co., Shanghai

Oliphant, C. L., assist., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Shanghai

Oliphant, J. N., deputy director of forestry, F.M.S. Forest dept., K. Lumpur, Selangor

Oliphant, T., engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Olive, E. A., assist, accountant, De Javasche Bank, Medan, Sumatra

Olive, V. C.,Maj.

Olivecrona, director,

G. W.Lacey & Cannan, Hankow

D., eng.-in-chief, Kwongtung River Conservancy Com., Canton

Oliveiro, C. J., assist, in bio chemistry,

Oliver, A., assist., Socony-Yacuum Corporation, King Edward YII Medical College, Singapore

Shanghai

Oliver, A. E., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Oliver, A. H., Shanghai and Hongkew Wharf Co., Ld., Shanghai

Oliver, A. W. L., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Oliver, E. P.,chiefassist,

Oliver, F., accountant,

Editor, Reuter’s, Municipal

Ld., ShanghaiCouncil, Shanghai

Oliver, G. K., assist., Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong

Oliver, J. C., secretary, Y. M. C. A., Hangchow

Oliver, J. S. K., tech, assist., General Forge Products (1929), Ld., Shanghai

Oliver, M. B., sub-manager, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Singapore

Oliver, R. C. D., Malaya General Co., Johore

Oliver, R. E. A.H.,F.,manager,

Ollerdessen, manager,Caldbeck,

Fobes & Macgregor & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Co., Ld., Shanghai

Ollerdessen, C. E., assistant, Fobes & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Olney,

Olry, P.,E.assist.,

E., sub-accountant, National City

Banque de ITndo-chine, Bank of New York, Canton

Shanghai

Olsen, A. S., assist., Lowe, Bingham and Matthews, Shanghai

Olsen, A. W., secretary, Race Club, Shanghai

Oslen, O. E., assist, mgr., United States Shoe Co., Manila

Olsen,

Olsen, E., assist..

F. A., assist.,EastLowe,

Asiatic Co., Ld.,andBangkok

Bingham Matthews, Shanghai

Olsen, H., Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Olsen, H. E., Chinese Maritime Customs, Teintsin

Olsen Capt. H., East Asiatic Co., Ld., Bangkok

Olsen,

Olsen, J.,

O., assist.,

manager, EastDick,

Asiatic

BruhnCo.,&Ld.,

Co.,Penang

Ld., Kobe

Ollerdessen, H., East Asiatic Co., Ld., Shanghai

Olson!, C. W., Reuters, Ld., Shanghai

Olters, H., assist., Telge & Schroeter, Shanghai

Olmert, A., Evans & Sons, Ld., Edward, Shanghai

Ommen, W. van, director of Public Works, Municipality, Medan

Onraet,

Oostveen,R. G.,H., acting inspector

Post, ofSumatra

police, S.S.

Openshaw, A. DeD., Sumatra

factory manager, Aquarius Co., Shanghai

Openshaw, H. S., assistant, Sun Life Assurance Co., Shanghai

Oppalfeus, chief mgr., Societe Anonyme pour L’In dust, des Oeufs, Hankow

Oppenheim, J., Descours et Cabaud, Saigon

Oppenheim, H. R., assist., Derrick & Co., Singapore

Oppenhein, L. A., Civil engineer, Hongkong University, Hongkong

Orchard, H. A. L., principal, Gan Eng Seng School, Singapore

Orchard, W. E., assist., Hongkong Electric Co., Ld., Hongkong

Orchin, A. C., manager, Import dept., Cornabe Eckford & Co., Tsingtao

Ordish, R. H., International Export Co., Ld., Tientsin

Ordung, M. B., Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., Taracol, Chosen

Orense,

Orescan.E.,C.pres., Germinal

D. O., assist.,Incorp.,

Texa-s Manila

Co., Ld., Mukden

Orloff, F. V., assist., Asia Realty Co., Shanghai

Orloff, H. M., branch manager, Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ld., Teluk Anson, Perak

Orlow, A. A., manager, Oriental Pharmacy, Tientsin!

Ormiere, R., Cie de Commerce et de Navigation d’Extreme Orient, Saigon

220 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Ormiston, A., bullion and sEare broker, Teverson

Ormiston, J., mgr., signsper pro., engineering dept., Reiss, Alassey.& Cp:, Ld., Hongkong

Orr, H. assist.,

Orr, J., E., assist.,NewUnion Insurance

Engineering andSociety of Canton,

Shipbuilding Ld.,Ld,,

Works, Sliangliai

Shanghai

Orr,

Orr, J.

J. F.,

N., acct.,

Redpath, Texas Co.

Brown (GEina),

& Co., Ld., Nanking

Singapore

Orr, R. B., partner, Boyd & Cb., Taipeh, Formosa _ .

Orstein,

Orten, A.A.G.,M.,clerical

Java Sumatra

assist., Handelmaatschappij,

Public Works dept., Batavia

Shanghai

Orth, C. D., president., Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Manila .

Orthmann, W., assist., China Export-Import & Bank Co,, Shanghai

Ortigas, F., vice-president, Insular Life Assurance Co., Ld., .Manila

Ortigas, T. R., director, "Filipinas 'Coiiipania de Seguro^’, .Manila

Ortlepp,

Orton, A.F., J.,partner,

clericalSchmidt

assist.,& Co., Hongkong

Public Works dept., Shanghai, .

Orton, Carl, manager (retail dept.), Philippine EducationCo;, Inc., Manila

Osborn, J., Lawyers’ Co-operative Publishing Co., Inc., Manila

Osborne, A. E., Shanghai Telephone: Co., Shanghai

Osborne,

Osborne, A.C. R.,

G., assist.,

rubber Taikoo

dept., SiDockyard

me, Darbyand& Co.,

Engineer in g Co., Hongkong

Ld., Singapore

Osborne-Jones, D. G., solicitor, Singapore

Osborne, J. M. H., chief secretary, Chinese Maritime Customs, Nanking

OserofF, ‘Mi, manager, Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading Co., Ld., Dairen

Oslea, D., Sassoon & Co., Ld., David, Shanghai

Osmund, A. E., assist., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Canton

Osmund, A. J., Sooony-Vacuum Corporation, Hongkong •

Osmund, C. F., assist., Socony Vacuum Corporation, Hongkong

Osmund, C. H., assist., Green Island Cement Co., Hongkong

Osmund, !L. A., Union Insurance (Society of Canton, Ld., Hongkong

Osolin, I., Chinese

Ossa, Santiago, MaritimeChilean

counsellor, Customs, HarbinTokyo

Legation,

Ossorgin, C. P., assist., West Coast Life Insurance Co., Shanghai ;

Ossorio, F., director, “Pilipinas Compania de Seguros,” Manila

Ostrand,

Ostrorog, J.S.,A.,le justice, SupremeLegation,

com.e, French Court, Manila

Peiping

Oswald, J. L., merchant, Bathgate

Oswald, W. R., assist, Taikoo Dockyard & Cohand agent for Gilman

and Engineering & (Co., Ld.,Foocho>v

Co., Hongkong

Oswell,

Ott, A., H.supt,

T. W., protector

Basel & Frey,ofPeiping

labour, Labour dept., Kedah

Ott, G. B., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Harbin

Otte, R., general manager, Ferrostaal A. G., Shanghai

Otto, F. R., Chase Bank,, The, !Sha,nghai

Ouchi, Dr. T.,H.,

Ouchterlony, deputy

consuldirector, LeagueKobe

for Sweden, of Nations Health Ot-ganisafibn, Singapore

Oudvorst, A. H. van, Harrisons & Crosfields,

Ouillon, Rev. J. M., procurator, Procure des Missions Belawan,Etran^erOs,

Sumatra Singapore .

Ouskouli, G. A., assist., M. H. A. Ouskouli, Shanghai

Ouskouli, M. H. A., general merchant, Shanghai

Ousset, E., dipt engineer, F. Hardivilliers, Shanghai , _

Outerbridge,

Outerbridge,L.Rev. M., agricultural

H. H., Kwansei secty.. International

Gakuin, KobeFaminb Relief Comnii$sibn, Peiping

Outin, C. N., assist, Socony-Vacuum Corpn., Shanghai

Ouwerkerke,

Ouwerkerk,H.,Dr.L,assist.,

C.W.M.,M.,assist,) Asiatic

mayor,Cigarette Petroleum

Municipality, Co.- Ld., Harbin

Padang

Overton, British Co., Shanghai

Ovens, A. R., vice-consul, fdr Great Britain, Tamsui, Formosa

Overy, H., managing director, Wm. Powell, Ld., Hongkong

Owen,

Owen, C.C. H.,

T. J.,Blad & McClure,

Lecturer bill & bullion

in Chemistry, brokers,

Education KobeSingapore

dept,,

Owen, D. G. M., assist, Asiatic Petroleum

Owen, E., assist., Lane, Crawford, Ld., Hongkong Co. (S.S.), Ld., Penang

Owen, E., bookkeeper, Ddvid L. Moss & Co., Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 221

Owen, E., assistant, International Export Co., Ld., Hankow

Owen,

Owen, I.H.,I.examiner,

E., McKesson Chinese MaritimeInc.,

& Robbins, Customs,

HankowMengtsz

Owen, J. F., signs per pro., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Shanghai

Owen, Lt. Oomdr. J. H., Harbour Master, Marine dept., Selangor

Owen, J. N., assistant., Dodwell & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Owen, J. N. S., assist., Anglo Siam Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

Owen, S. R., assistant, A. R. Burkill & Sons, Shanghai

Owen, T.W.E.,H.,assist.,

Owen, engineer Osborne

of Public Ipoh, Hongkong

Works dept., Perak

Oweng, H. S., ..General Electric Co., Shanghai

Owens, A. B., manager, Du Pont de Nemours

Owens, G. E., assist., Socony-Yacuum Corpn., Taihoku, & Co., Inc.,Formosa

Tientsin

Owen-, H. T„ treasurer, Severance Wholesale Medical Supply Co., Seoul

Owens, M., Socony-Yacuum Corpn., Seoul

Oxlade,

Oyen, vanC. H. W. R.,G., Chinese Maritime

accountant, Customs,Trading

Netherlands DairenSociety, Hongkong

Ozorio, Dr. F. M. Graca, medical practitioner, Hongkong

Pabst,

Pacaud,J.A.,C.,assist.,

minister, Netherlands

Magasins Legation,

Chaflanjon, HanoiTokyo

Pack, E. G., assist., Doitsu Seiko K. K.,Municipality,

Paci, M., conductor, Orchestra and Band, Tokyo Shanghai

Packwood, P., assist, appraiser, Chinese Maritime Customs, Foochow

Paddon, C. E., assistant auditor, Audit dept., Penang

Fade, K. F., assist., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., Shanghai

Padget, M. W., assist, arch., Public Works dept., Singapore

Padgett,

Paduk, H.,G. assistant,

T., assist, Steinle

mains supt.,

& Co.,Hongkong

Shanghai Electric Co., Hongkong

Paechnatz, F. G., assist., Reuter, Brockelmann & Co., Canton

Paelz, P., proprietor, Paelz China Co., Shanghai

Paez, Jose, gen. mgr., Manila Railroad Co., Manila

Page, Rev. A. H., American Baptist Mission, Swatow

Page,

Page, A.C. R.,

H., Prisons

assistant,department, Penang Tobacco Co., Ld., Shanghai

British-American

Page, G. B., Dunlop Rubber Co., Singapore

Page, Rev. Fr. D., Catholic Cathedral, Hongkong

Page, H. C., local manager, Socony-Vacuum Corpn., Yunnanfu

Page, H., general manager, China General Edison Co., Inc., Shanghai

Page, H. W., supt., Dairy Farm, ice & Gold Storage Co., Ld., Hongkong

Page, Philip,

Page, assistant,

P. S., health Louis Municipal

inspector, T. Leonowens, Bangkok

Council, Shanghai

Page, P. S., partner, White, Page & Co., Manila

Page, Richard, partner, Allen

Page,

Page, R.R. A., warder, PrisonsExport

B., International department, Singapore

Co. (Tientsin), Ld., Tientsin

Page,

Paget, H. K., assist., Socony-Vacuum Corporation,Johore

R. J., gaoler, Prisons dept., Johore Bahru, Nanking

Paget, T. G., Ohine.S(B Maritime Customs, Swatow

Pagh, E. K., sub-engineer, Great Northern Telegraph Co., Shanghai

Pagh, M., East Asiatic Co., Ld., Shanghai

Pahl, A., assist., Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Paice,

Pain, J.A.,C.,principal warder, Prison

Asiatic Petroleum dept., Hongkong

Co., Hankow

Paine, A. J. La, signs pe.r pro., Holland-China Handels Compagnie, Tientsin

Painter,

Paizis, E.W.N.,L.,Skiotis

assist.,Bros.

Texas

Co., (China),

TientsinLd., Shanghai

Palad, M. B.,. accountant, Colgate-Palmolive Peet Co., Manila

Palanca, A., secretary, La Tondena Inc,, Manila

Palanca, C., president, Philippine Motor Alcohol corp., Manila

Palanca, Carlos, president, La Tondena, Inc., Manila

Palamountain,

Palamountain, A., reporter,

P., chief Shanghai

reporter, Times,Times,

Shanghai Shanghai

Shanghai

Palecek, W., engineer, Lothar Marcks, Mukden

222 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Palfreeman, D. C., Sir Jacob Behrens & Sons, Shanghai

Palileo, B., stenographer, Gabler, Gumbert A., Manila

Pallister,

Palm, A., R.Rickmers

A., Medical

Linie,Officer, Perak

Shanghai

Palmer, A., secretary to general manager, Fed. Malay States Railways, K. Lumpur

Palmer, A. J., assist., Uniop Insurance Society of Canton, Ld., Hongkong

Palmer, D.

Palmer, H., assist., Lowe,

E. Jassist., AsiaticBingham

Petroleum

& MCo.atthews,

(F.M.S.),Shanghai

Ld., Perak

Palmer, F. W., director, Kyle, Palmer & Co., Perak

Palmer, G, T., assist., Bradley & Co., Hongkong

Palmer,

Palmer, H.J.,T., Jardine,

assist., Taikoo Dockyard

Matheson and Engineering

& Co., !Ld., Shanghai Co., Hongkong

Palmer, J.J. W.,

Palmer, J., assist.,

assist.,Chinese

NorwichMaritime Customs,

Union Fire Shanghai

Insurance Society, Tokyo

Palmer, M., assist., Arts and Crafts, Ld., Shanghai

Palmer, M. B., Bangkok Christiam College for Boys, Bangkok

Palmer, N. J., assist., British-American Tabacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Palmer, P. H., assist., Bell, Taylor, Bird & Co., Tokyo

Palmer, R. F., assistant, Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ld., Singapore

Palmer, R. W., Palatine Insurance Co.. Shanghai

Palmer, T.T. A.L., W.,

Palmer, signsassist., Federal

per pro., Dispensary,

Sandilands, Ld., &Selangor

Buttery Co., Singapore

Palmer, W., manager, Socony-Yacuum Corporation,

Palmer, W. A., Chinese Maritime Customs, Kowleon Frontier Chungking

Palmer,

Palmer, W. R. B., assist., Butterfield & Swire, ShanghaiChina), Ld., Shanghai

W. A. L., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North

Palos, T., assist., Rohde & Co., Shanghai

Panaiotaky, S. D., art. dir., Millington, Ld., Hongkong

Pander, L., Banque Beige pour L’Eintranger, Hankow

Pangillinan, D.,assist.,

supt. Whiteaway,

Panizzi,P. J,R.,Y.,surveyor, Philippine Button

Laidlaw Corporation, Manila

& Co., Ld., Singapore

Hongkong

Pank, architect’s dept., M unicipality,

Rank, S. C., mang. dir., Gande, Price & Co., Hongkong

Pansing, P., manager, O. H. Anz &, Co., Dairen

Pape, A. Le, Societe des Ciments Portland de L’Indochine, Haiphong

Pape, G. R., assist, engineer, Public Works dept., Selangor

Papendrecht,

Pappadopoulo, J. C. E.,Hoynck van, Royal Packet Navigation Co., Singapore

Pardew, J. M., A.assist., merchant,

American KobeExpress Co., Singapore

Paradissis, G. E.,managing director, China Manufacturers Export Association, Chefoo

Paradissis, J. E., manager, The Oriental Book Store, Tientsin

Paravicini, Dr., medical Practitioner, Yokohama

Parbury, L., manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Harbin

Parbury, Geo., director. Bruce Petrie, Ld., Singapore

Pardew, J. M., The American Express Co., Manila

Pardo, B. P. manager, Acme Engraving Co., Manila

Pardo, Capt. D., Naval Attache, Italian Embassy, Tokyo

Pardde,

Paris, Dr.W.attache

A.,A.medical

L., seniorPractitioner,

asst, engineer, Public Works dept., Shanghai

Shanghai

Paris, J., d’Ambassade, French Legation, Peiping

Paris, W., assist., China Printing and Finishing Co., Shanghai

Pariser,

Park, A. L.,B., signs

manager,per pro., C. Holstein

American Asiatic& Underwriters,

Co., Harbin Manila

Park, Dr. Park

Park, M., C. L.,and director,

Francis,League of Nations Health Organisation, Singapore

Selangor

Park, T., China Press, Inc., Shanghai

Park, W., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India Aust. & China,, Singapore

Park, W., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Peiping

Parke,

Parker,J.,A.Passport

H., assist.,Officer; Selangor

Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co-, Ld., Shanghai

Parker, A. M., general agent, passenger dept., Canadian Pacific Railway Co., Hongkong

Parker, C. J., state engineer, Public

Parker, F. A., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Works dept.,

MukdenTaiping, Perak

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Parker, G. E., assist., Bombay Burmah Trading Co., Bangkok

Parker, H. V., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Chefoo

Parker,

Parker, J.K. A.,E., controller,

land officer,Government

Land Office,Monopolies

Sarawak dept., Penang

Parker, L. A., Socony Vacuum Corporation, Manila

Parker, M. G. S., Jugra Land and Carey Co., Pt. Swettenham

Parker, R.,

Parker, R. S.,president, Engineering

assist., Jardine Equipment

Engineering and Supply

Corporation, Co., Manila

Shanghai

Parker, S. W. H., assist, electric meter supt., Municipality, Singapore

Parker, T. E., land officer, Land dept., Sarawak

Parkes, G. H., G. H. Parkes & Oo., Shanghai

Parkes, P. R., assist., British Cigarette Co., Ld., Shanghai

Parker,

Parkhill,W.A.A.,J. S.,assist.,

agent,F.M.S. Railways,

Canadian PacificKuala

RailwayLumpur,

Co.,c/oSelangor

Jardine, Matheson & Co.,. T’sin

Parkin, J. C., agent, Crown Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

Parkin,

Parkin, R. D.,

W. G., clerk, Shanghai

engineer, Power& Co.,

Hemmings Shanghai

Parkin, Tientsin

Parkinson, J. D., assist, distribution engineer, China Light & Power Co., Hongkong

Parkinson, H. E., manager, British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Hankow

Parkinson, T., accountant, Harbour department, Hongkong

Parks;, W. J., commandant, depot, Police dept., Johore

Parian, L. J., Cameron & Co., Shanghai

Parnell, C. H., engineer, Posts and Telegraphs, Penang

Parnell,’H., assist., British Borneo Timber Co., Ld., Sandakan, British North Borneo

Parodi,

Parr, A.,N.,assist,

fondeshift de pourvoirs, BanqueShanghai

charge engineer, de ITndo-chine, Saigon

Power Co., Shanghai

Parr, F. C.,

Parr, R. Me.Chinese Maritime

D., assist., AsiaticCustoms,

PetroleumKowloon

Co., Ld., Tsingtao

Parr, W., engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Parrag, T., engineer, Eastern Engineering Works, Tientsin

Barren, J. L., accountant, Socony Vacuum Corp., Singapore

Parrett,

Parrish, G. L,A.,assist.,

assist.,George

Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ld., Singapore

Parrish, J.E. A., attorney, Town

Socony Dispensary,

Vacuum Ld., Penang

Corporation, Manila

Parrott,

Parrott, D. A., branch manager, Huttenbach, LazarusShanghai

E. H., secretary, Shanghai Stock Exchange, & Sons, Ld., Ipoh, Perak

Parrott, J., International Harvester Co.. Manila

Parrott, S. R., signs per pro., Paterson, Simons & Co., Ld., Singapore

Parry, F. E., secretary, China Inland Mission Boys’ School, Chefoo

Parry, J. E. L, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ld., Hongkong

Parry, T. S., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Parsons,

Parsons, C.,

C. L.,manager,

assist., North

F.M.S. American TradingLumpur,

Railway, Kuala & Import Co., Manila

Selangor

Parsons, E. E., manager, North British and Mercantile

Parsons, F. S., signs per pro., Butterfield & Swire, Harbin Insurance Co., Ld., Shanghai

Parsons, G., Singer Sewing Machine Co., Kobe

Parsons, H, assistant, Reiss, Massey & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Parsons, J., Malcolm^ & Oo., Shanghai

Pasquier J., Canton Overseas Trading' Co., Canton

Parsons, J. C., assist., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Singapore

Parsons, J. C., assist., Paterson, Simons & Co., Singapore

Parsons, J. W., manager, British-American Tobacco Go., Tsinanfu

Parsons, R. J., district manager, Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Chefoo

Parsons,

Parsons, T.W.,R.,barrister-at-law,

manager, Hongkong Koek &Hotel Garage,

Evans, Hongkong

Singapore

Parsons, W., president, Parsons Hardware Co., Inc., Manila

Parsons, W. S. W., Mercantile Bank of India, Singapore

Parsons,

Partch, Dr. W. E., S., American

medical officer, Chinese Mission,

Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Parton, Rev.

F. L.,G.assist., Presbyterian

Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ld.,Shanghai

Hongkong

Parton, R. H., installation inspector, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Partridge, A., Newchwang Pilot Co., Newchwang

Partridge, F. K., assist., Imperial Chemical Industries, Ld., Hankow

224 FOREIGN; RESIDENTS

Paschalis, Rev. Bro., Stella Maris School, Weihaiwei

Paschkewitz, H., signs per pro., Windsor & Co., Bangkok

Pasco, B., proprietor, Brewer & Co., Hongkong

Pasco, C. E., divisional land officer, Land department, Sarawak

Pasqual, P., Marine department, Penang

Pasquier, Pierre, Gouverneur-General de Indo-chine, Saigon and Hanoi

Pastor, Alvaro, manager, Basilan Lumber Co., Cebu

Pastor, Andres, secretary-treasurer, Basilan Lumber Co., Zamboanga

Pate, I. M., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Patel, P. E., assistant, E. R. Mogra & Co., Shameen, Canton

Patel, R. V., assist, veterinary surgeon, Veterinary dept., Penang

Patel, V. J., assist., Peermahomed Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Patell, J. B., Merchant, Hongkong

Patell, M. J., proprietor, Patell & Co., Hongkong

Patell, P. J.,

Pateman, assist.,

T. E., J. B.Maritime

Chinese Patell & Co., Hongkong

Customs, Hankow

Patent, J. G., Netherlands Insurance; office, Harbin

Paterno, E., manager, Agencia de Empenos, Manila

Paternoster,

Paterson, A., A.,naval Tientsin Tramways

store officer, and Naval

H.B.M. Lighting Co., Ld., Tientsin

Establishment, Port Edward

Paterson, A. A. A., managing director, Macphail

Paterson, A. B., assist, engineer, P.W.D., Messing, Johore & Co., Ld., Singapore

Paterson, J.E. J.,M.,assistant,

Paterson, agent, Mercantile Bank of India,

Pacific Commercial Ld., Singapore

Co., Manila

Paterson, Dr. J. Lee, medical supt., Lester

Paterson, M. M., assist, gas engineer, Gas department, Chinese Hospital, ShanghaiSingapore

Municipality,

Paterson, P., clerk, Central Medical Store, Hongkong

Paterson, R. J., signs per pro., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Patterson, R., Chinese Maritime Customs, Hoihow

Paterson, R. S. W., technical secty. to D.P. W., Public Works department, Hongkong

Paterson,

Paterson, W., T. G.,assistant,

partner,A.Anderson

S. Watson& Ashe,

& Co.,Hongkong

Hongkong

Paterson, W. B., acting editor, Pina-ttg Gazette Press, iLd., Penang

Paterson, W. J., assist., Palmer & Turner, Shanghai

Paterson, W. W., assist, distribution engineer. Gas dept., Municipality, Singapore

Pates, J.L.J..E.,assist.,

Bating, Socony-Vacuum

assist., British& Co.,

CigaretteCorporation, Hankow

Co., Ld., Hankow

Paton, A., assist., Guthrie Ld., Singapore

Paton, A. T., Patons & Baldwins, Ld., Shanghai

Paton,

Paton, J.V.A.,R., assist.,

A.CieL., SunChinese

assist., Life Assurance

Maritime Co.Customs,

of Canada, Manila

Canton

Patoux, Francaise des Chemihs de Fer de ITndochine and du Yunnan Hanoi

Patrick, Dr. H. C., Patrick & Aylward, Dvs., Shanghai

Patrick, J. W., sub-accountant, National City Bank of New York, Shanghai

Patrick, P. W., engineer, Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ld., Singapore

Patrick, W. M.,J., electrical

Patrouilleau, civil eng.,supt., Shanghai Power

Establissements Co., Mopin

Brossard ShanghaiS. E., Singapore

Patten, P. K. M., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ld., Canton

Patten, W., assist., Katz Brothers,

Patterson, V., manager, Borneo'Co., Ld., Penang Singapore

Pattison, J.P. L.,

Pattison, R., inspector, Singapore Traction

assist., British-American Co., Co.,

Tobacco Ld., Bangkok

Singapore

Patton,'E. F., assist, to quartermaster sergt.. Volunteer Corps., Shanghai

Patton,

Paul, A.,W., assist,Melchers

assist., Henry Waugh & Co., Ld., Singapore

& Co., Shanghai

Paul, A. F., assistant, Hongkong Electric Co.,. Hongkong

Paul, D., assist., Dairy Farm, Ice &; Cold Storage Co., Hongkong

Paul, D.D. W.

Paul, N., F.assistant,

D., assist.,Rising SunPetroleum

Asiatic PetroleumCo.Co.,(P.Ld.,

L), Tokyo

Ld., Manila

Paul, F. C. M. St., manager, insurance

Paul, Henrichs, director, Carl Zeiss K. K., Tokyo dept., New Zealand Insurance Co., Ld., Singapore

Paula, F. E. de, manager, Straits Trading Co., Ld., Perak

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 225-

Taulden, R. W., branch manager, North China insurance Co., Ed., Peiping

Paulger, R., assist., British-American Tobacco Co., Ld., Bangkok

Pauli,

Paulusz,E.,H.assist.,

A. R.,Escher, Wyss & Co.,Zehnder

barrister-at-law, Tokyo Bros., Singapore

Pautet, Dr. E., medical officer, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Pavot, P. A., Chibunovsky & Col, Harbin

Pavri, K. S., merchant, K. IS. Pavri & Sons, Canton

Pawelzig, H., assistant, Whangpoo Tug & Lighter Cp., Ld., Shanghai

Pawle, E. J.,A.,deputy

Pawlenka, assist,

assistant, supt., Trade

Winckler & Co.,and

KobeCustoms, Sibu, Sarawak

Pawley, K. F. B., aasisit., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Tientsin

Pawlowsky, H. G., auditor, Famous Lasky Paramount Films, Ld., Kobe

Pawson, J. R. E., manager, Roneo, Ld., Penang

Paxton,

Payen, J.M.,Hall., ConsulMunicipal

French for America, Shameen,

Council, Canton

Tientsin

Payne, A., assist., electricity dept., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Payne,

Payne, A.C. H.J., examiner, Chinese

W., assistant, DrewMaritime

& Napier,Customs,

SingaporeLappa

Payne,

Payne, G.H.,R., director,

assist., Canadian

Taku TugPacific& Steamships,

Lighter Co.,Ld.,Ld.,

Hongkong

The, Tientsin

Payne, H. F., Taku Tug & Lighter Co., Ld., The, Tientsin

Payne, Harry, vice-president, American Bank Note Co., Shanghai

Payne,

Payne, L.L. C., EasternMunicipal

F., assist., Extension,Revenue

Australasia

dept.,andShanghai

China Telegraph Co., Saigon

Payne, O. B., asssistant, Art and Crafts., Ld., Hongkong

Peabodj’, Major G. M., jr., assist, adj. gen., U. S. Army, Manila

Peace, L. J., assist., Planters’ Stores & Agency Co., Ld:, Selangor

Peach, J. A. L„ Cornhill Insurance Co., Ld., Shanghai

Peacock, C.L. E.,

Peachey, H., vice-consul

Kailan Mining Administration,

for Norway, and signsTientsin

per pro., Arnhold & Co., Hankow

Peacock, C. S., assist., British-American Tobacco Co.. Shanghai

Peacock, Dundas, sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Saigon

Peake, A. W., Jardine Engineering Corp., Ld., Shanghai

Peake, C. A., assist., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Peake, E. L., assistant, Evatt & Co., Selangor

Peake,

Peake, H.

H. S.,0., accountant,

director, Harrisons,

TelephoneBarker & Co.,Shanghai

Co., Ld., Ld., Singapore

Peake, S. C., Bombay Burmah Trading Corporation,

Peall, G. T., stamp & probate officer, Colonial Treasury, Bangkok

Singapore

Peall, R. H., assist.. Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation, Ld.,; Singapore

Pearce. A., Police dept., Klang, Selangor

Pearce, H. J., executive engineer, Public Works dept., Hongkong

Pearce,

Pearce, H. U., assist,

L. H., vice-president and managing

commissioner of Police,director,

SelangorTokyo Electric Co., -Ld., Tokyo

Pearce, M., health inspector, Municipal Health dept., Shanghai

Pearce,

Pearce, R. W., partner, Pearce & Co., acting ConsulLd.,forThe,

R. M., Advertising and Publicity Bureau Hongkong

Denmark, Kobe

Pearce, T. A., assist, John D. Hutchison & Co., Hongkong

Pearce, T. H., Barman, iSt. Francis Hotel, Hongkong

Pearce, T. E., partner, John D. Hutchison & Co:, Hongkong

Pearce,

Pearl, A.W.C.,E.,assistant,

state storekeeper, P.W.D.,Co.Perak

Dunlop Rubber (Far East), Kobe

Pearl,

Pearsall, A. H., manager, Macphail & Co., &Ld.,Co.,Malacca

F. H. L., partner, Couper-Johnston Bangkok

Pearse, H. V., revenue officer, Imports and Exports Office, Hongkong

Pearse, R.,A.engineer

Pearson, surveyor,

E., assistant, Municipality,

Hongkong Singapore

and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Pearson, A. E., Pearson, Mackie & Co., Yokohama

Pearson, A. M., assist., Gattey & Bateman, Singapore

Pearson, C. D., engineer-in-chief, Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Pearson,

Pearson, C.C. D.,

G. G.,surveyor on agreement,

secretary, InspectorateSurvey

of SaltOffice, JohoreShanghai

Revenue,

Pearson, Capt. C. H. C., supt., Armed Cbilstabulary dept., Jesselton, B. N. Borneo01

226 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Pearson, O. H., director, Strachan' & Co., Kobe

Pearson, G., manager, Thomas Cook & Son, Peiping

Pearson, H. A., manager, Swedish Chinese Export and Import Co., Hongkong

Pearson,

Pearson, J.H. C.,E.,Atlantic

c.a., Pearson, Mackie

Gulf and & Co.,

Pacific Co.,Tokyo

Manila

Pearson, J. H., genl. mgr., Robinson Piano Co., Ld., Tientsin

Pearson, J. M., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Pearson,

Pearson, T., R. R., Socony-Vacuum

assist., Mustard & Co.,Corpn., Wuchow

Ld., Shanghai

Pearson, T. C. G., Gracey & Pearson, Hankow

Pearson, T., constable, Peiping Legation, Peiping

Pearson, W. A., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Pease, H. D., clerk, American Consulate, Shanghai

Peat,

Peat, J.D. F.,B., secretary,

assistant, Methodist

Hongkong Episcopal

and Shanghai Banking

Mission, Corporation, Bangkok

Singapore

Pechatkin,

Peck, H. C. V.,B., Chinese

supt., MaritimeElectric

Shanghai Customs,Construction

Hoihow Co., Ld., Shanghai

Peck, H. E., supt., Municipal Police dept., Shanghai

Peck,

Peck, H. H., manager,

K. S., Singer SewingAmoy Machine

Pharmacy,Co.,Ld.,Seoul

Amoy

Peck, W. R., Consul-General & Councillor of Legation for America, Nanking

Pecker, C. B., assistant, Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ld., Singapore

Pecker, C. B., business manager, Straits Times, Singapore

Pecorari, A., Pittendrigh, Wilson & Co., Hongkong

Pedder, N., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Antung

Peckson, D., deputy general manager, Philippine National Bank, Manila

Pedersen,

Pedersen, A.A.,C.,assistant, Submarine

electrician, TelegraphTelegraph

Great Northern Service, Chefoo

Co., Hongkong

Pedersen, A. J., Submarine Telegraph Service, Chefoo

Pedersen, F., East Asiatic Co., Ld., Bangkok

Pedersen, H. C. W., Asia Realty Co., Shanghai

Pedersen, H., veterinary surgeon, Public Health dept., Shanghai

Pedersen,

Pedersen, P.P, N., medical officer,

R., assistant, GreatChinese

NorthernMaritime

TelegraphCustoms, Antung

Co., Shanghai

Pedersen, R. E., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., Shanghai

Pedersen., T. M. T., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., Shanghai

Pedersgn,

Pedlow, H.,A.,acting Chinese Maritime

deputy publicCustoms, Newchwang

prosecutor, Attorney General’s dept., Singapore

Peebles, A., assist., Finocchiaro & Co., Shanghai

Peek, S. H., manager, Cornhill Insurance Co., Ld., Shanghai

Peel, H.E. Sir William, k.b.e., k.c.m.g., Governor of Hongkong

Peers, S. W., assist., Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ld., Singapore

Peers,

Peet, G.,W.boiler

E., assist.,

houseHongkong ElectricElectricity

charge engineer. Co., Ld., Hongkong

dept., Municipality, Singapore

Peet, G.L. P.,

Peet, L., clerk,

assist.,U.S.A.

StraitsConsulate,

Times, Singapore

Foochow

Peeters,

Peetz, J.,F.,EastTientsin

AsiaticTramways and Lighting Co., Ld., Tientsin

Co., Ld., Bangkok

Pegg, H. H., engineer, Public Works department, Hongkong

Pegg, P. E., assist., Malay Mail,

Pegler, C. E., branch manager, Whiteaway, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Laidlaw k, Co., Ld., Perak

Pegler, G. F. J., officer-in-charge, Matu A Daro, Sarawak

Peirce, F.G. R.,H., Societe

Pellas, sub-accountant,

Nouvelle Siam Commercial

des Rizeries Bank, Ld.,

Meridonales, Bangkok

A Consul for Italy, Saigon

Pellas, S. V., managing director, Societe Nouvelle des Rizeries Meridonales, Saigon

Pellicer, M., pres., Manila Grafica Inc., Manila

Pelling, H. C., Jardine, Mathesom & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Pells, N. G., assist, engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Pelstroff, (L., manager, Lury Bros., Hakodate

Pelstrusof, M. V., merchant, Harbin

Reitz, W. K., Malcolm A Co., Ld., Shanghai

Pemberton, I. C. M., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, etc., Penang

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 227

Pemberton, S. C., sub-officer. Fire Brigade, Shanghai

Pena, G. de la, assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Penavaire,

Pendergast,administrateur adjoint,Dockyard

W. J.. assist., Taikoo Kouang tcheou-wan

and Engineering Co., Hongkong

i Penfield, J. K., vice-consul for Arperica, Canton

Penfold, F. G., director, Calder, Marshall & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Pengilley, E. E., assist.district officer, Kinta, Perak

Peniguel, M.,J.surveillant,

Penlington, Municipalite

F., assist, auditor, Audit Francaise, ShanghaiB.N.B.

Dept., Sandakan,

Penn, A. H., sub.-manager, Bank Line Ld., Hongkong

Penn, W., manager, Sugar News Press, Inc., Manila

Penn, W. T., assist., R. C. A. Victor Co. of China, Shanghai

Pennarts, F., assist, mgr., N. V. Heybroek’s Groothandel, Batavia

Penne, P., Leather Products

Pennecard, Manufacturing Co., Shanghai

Pennefather,A.F.T.,J.,assist., Mackenzie

assistant surveyor,& Co., Shanghai

Municipality, Singapore

Pennefather, J. P., Chartered Surveyor, Singapore

Pennell, B., assist., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Pennell,

Pennell, W.E. L.,A., assist.,

assist., Socony Vacuum Corpn.,

British-American TobaccoTokyo

Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Pennell, WC. W.,

Pennett, V., editor, Peking

assistant, and Engineering

Jardine Tientsin Times, Tientsin Shanghai

Corporation,

Penney, C. D., imports dept., Jardine, Matheson

Pennington, W. B., secy.-treas., A. & P. Co., Inc., Manila & Co., Ld., Shanghai

l Pennybacker, J. E., assistant, Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Nagoya

Pennycuick, J. M., agent, Eastern Smelting Co., Ld., Ipoh, Perak

• Penrice, W,

Pentney, O. G.,manager,

assist, Mansfield

mechanicalVengineer,

Co., Ld., Penang

engineering dept., Municipality, Penang

Pentony, E. J., assist, engineer, Public Works dept., Ipoh, Perak

I Pentycross, F. H., agent, Hongkong & Shanghai

Peoples, D., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering BankingCo.,Corporation,

Hongkong Hankow

i Peoples, L.E.,J., accountant,

Pepperell, manager, British Cigarette

Hongkong HotelCo.,Garage,

Ld., Hankow

Hongkong

Pepys, W. E., undersecretary to Government, Federal Secretariat, F.M.S.

Perceval, J. de, cashier, Banque De L’Indo-Ohine, Canton

Percival, A. J., managing director, Inniss & Riddle (China), Ld., Shanghai

Percival,

Perdue, J. E., MauriceCriminal

Jenks, Percival & Isitt,Hongkong

Tokyo

Pereira, C.A. G.,M. director, Intelligence,

R., assist., Wm. Forbes & Co., Tientsin

| Pereira, J., assist., Shewan, Tomes & Co., Hongkong

Pereira, Joao Correa, comandante, N.R.P. ‘ Patria,” Macao

I

Pereira, Jose de Barros, continuo, Secretaria da Camara, Macao

j Perez, F., secy, of commerce & communication, Government, Manila

Perez, S., manager, Getz Bros. & Co., Tokyo

,; Perinbam, Dr. J. D., Leper & Lunatic Asylums, Johore

f Perino,

Periquet,P.,F.,ChineseKeller Maritime

& Co., Ld.,Customs,

ManilaShanghai

| Perkins, C. H., representative, Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Manila

!.' Perkins, E. A., lawyer, De Wett, Perkins, & Brady, Manila

Perkins, G. T. W., head of preventive service, Government Monopolies dept., Penang

j. Perkins, J. W., assist, water engr., Water dept., Singapore

L Perkins, Major K. M., inspector, U. :S. Army, Manila

;j Perkins, Mahlon

Perkins, F., counsellor,

O. B., inspector, American

Municipal PoliceLegation, Peiping

dept., Shanghai

j Perl, F. H. L., partner, Couper-Johnson

Perme, B., assist.,. Carl Crow, Inc., Shanghai & Co., Bangkok

, Pernot, L., managing director, China Manufacturers Export Association Chefoo

> Perraud,

Perreau, H.J., M.,

fondewarden,

de pouvoir, Banque de ITndochine,

Council, St.Cantho,

Andrew’sSaigon

Ii Parochial Church Cathedral, Singapore

I Ferret, Ch., import dept., Cie. de Commerce et de Navigation, Haiphong

I' Perret, L., Descours et Cabaud, Saigon

|!: Perriam, C. B., engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Perrian, A. R., supervisor of agents, Cie Franco-Americaine d’Assur., Shanghai

•228 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Perrichon, Dr. L., coadjutor, French Roman Catholic Mission, Singapore

Perrier, G., sub-manager, Cie. Francaise de Tramways et d’Eclairage Electr., Shanghai

Perrin, C. M., engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Perrin, N. J., manager, Thos. Cook & Son, Ld., Hongkong

Perrissond, Rev. D., Catholic Church of St. John, Selangor

Perros, Rt. Rev. R. M. J., Bishop, Roman C atholic Mission, Bangkok

Perrott, R. S., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (Straits Settlements), Ld., Penang

Perry, A. C., assist, inspection officer, Fire Brigade, Shanghai

Perry, A. D., engineer, Automatic Electric Co., Shanghai

Perry, A. J., assist., Shanghai Telephone Co., Ld., Shanghai

Perry, D.,

Perry, A. W., superintendent,

assist., General Post

Cie. Franco-Asiatique des office, Singapore

Petroles, Saigon

Perry, C1., Kodak Philippines, Ld., Manila

Perry, D. P., assist., Boustead & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

Perry, F. A., division maimger, British-American Tobacco Co., TientsihSelangor

Perry,

Perry, G.,

H., assist,

electricalsupt.,engineer,

Commercial PacificPower

Shanghai CableGo.,

Co.,Shanghai

Manila

Perry, H. G. B., assistant, Sbcony-Yacugm Corporation, Shanghai

Perry, J. H. P., Cie Franco-Asiatique

Perry, J. P., Chinese Muritime Customs, Chefoo (ie' s Petroles, Haiphong

Perry, L., assistant, Kelly & Walsh, Ld., Shanghai

Perry, L. C., Socony Ylacnupi Corporation^ Shanghai

Perry, L. J. C., Imperial Chemical Industries, Shanghai

Perry, S. S., bill and exchange,broker, Hongkong

Perry,

Persen,S.K.W.A.,P Manufacturers’

, assist., Hpngkong ShanghaiCo.,

Liie Insurance Bank, Mukden

Shanghai

Pestalozzi, M., assist., Rudolph

Pestoriji, D. A., accountant, Mai Lert, Bangkok

Pestonji,

Peter, A., R.,assistant,

partner,Ed.Benjamin

Keller&&&C6.,

Potts,Ld.,Hongkong

Co., Manila

Peter, E., mechanical foreman. Royal Hankow

Peter, A., assist., Fuhrmeister State Railways of Siam, Bangkok

Peterhans,W.H.,D.,assist.,

Peterkin, assist.,Henry Waugh& Co.,

Mansfield & Co.,Ld„Ld.,Singapore

Penang

Peters, A. F., manager, Sun,Life 'Absce. Co. of Canada, Smith, Bell & Co., agents, Manila

Peters,

Peters, E.D. C.,

G. R., headmaster,

agent, Govt. English

Jardine, Matheson & Co.,School, Gopeng, Perak

Ld., Tientsin

Peters, G. T. M., assist., Travers & Sons, Ld., Singapore

Peters, H. K., Peters & Co., Shanghai

Peters, R.,

Peters, L., assist., F.M.S. Haskins

Res. partner, Railways,

KualaManila

Lumpur, Selangor •

Peters, R. W., director, Automatic Electric Co., Shanghai

Peters, W. H., Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld., Hongkong

Petersen, A., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Petersen,

Petersen, A. A., N.»

assist, deputy

assist, marshal,

manager, Far II.S.

East Court for China, Shanghai

Superintendence Co., Ld., Kobe

Petersen, C., manager. Bluff Hotel, Yokohama

Petersen,

Petersen, E., assist.,

F., Chase Bank,

Steger The,

& Shanghai

Co., Hongkong

Petersen, H., signs per pro., Meyer & Co., Tientsin

Petersen, K. V., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., Shanghai

Petersen,

Petersen, V.,N. P., Great

supt., Northern

Chinese Telegraph

Telegraph Co., Ld., Shanghai

Administration, Peiping

Petersen, Y. I. G., manager, American Foreign Insurance Association, Shanghai

Petherick, V., wharfinger, H’kong & KToon Wharf & Godown Co., Ld., H’kong

Petiaux, L., sub-accountant, Banque Beige Pour TEtranger, Shanghai

Petiot, P., A.,

Petitjean, attache de Chancellerie,

Tientsin Tramways and French Consulate,

Lighting Co., Ld.,Tientsin

Tientsin

Petrenko,

Petrie, Bruce,G., assist.,

director,Doughty & Co., Shanghai

Bruce Petrie, Ld., Singapore

Petrie, C. E., Foreign! Harbour office, Shanghai

Petrie, Jas, Davie, Boag & Co., Ld., Hongkong

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Petrie,

Petroff, J. D., assist., F.M.S. Railway, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Petry, H.,N. assistant,

J., attorney, Asiatic

Kunst Trading

& Albers, Corporation,

Shanghai Hankow

Pettersen, F. O., assist., Alex Ross & Co., Shanghai

Petterson, C. M., acting deputy commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Pettersson,

Pettersson, J.,P.assistant, Socony-Yacuum

G. E., Light Corpn.,Maritime

dept., Chinese Shanghai Customs, Amoy

Pettersson, W. W., assist., Socony-Vacuum Corpn., Kobe

Pettigrew, C'apt. M. W., language attache, U. S. Army, Embassy, Tokyo

Pettit, A. W., inspector, Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Pettitt, A. V., assist., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Pettus, Dr. W. B., principal, N. C. Union Medical (School, Peiping

Petzschke, F., Deutsche-Asiatische Bank, Hankow

Peuster, P. O., assist., Wheen & Sons Ld., Hongkong

Peyer, R. C., treas., Philippine Manufacturing Co., Manila

Peyre, J. de F., Soc. des Clmenits Portland Artificiels de L’lndochine, H’phong

Peyronnet, M., acting-consul, French Consulate, Manila des Petroles, Saigon

Pezzini,A.,G.Assist.,

Pezet, NhabeMaritime

M., Chinese Installation, Cie. Franco-Asiatique

Customs, Tsingtao

Pezzini, P., managing parLier, Tientsin Forwarding & Commission Agency, etc., T’s'n

Pfaffenberger, assist., Standard Braid and Produce Co., Kobe

Pfanner, H., manager, Societe Anonyme Beige, Bangkok

Planner,

Pfeifer, P.,M.,assist.,

manager silk (Insurance

dept., Arnholddept.),

& Co.,C.Ld.,Kellinig,

ShanghaiInc., Manila

Pfeiffer, W., Skodaworks, Ld., Shanghai

Pfenninger,

Pfister, Dr. M.M.,O.,Eastern

physicianTrading Co., Shanghai

and surgeon, Hongkong

Pflueger, Georg, signs per pro., Bergmann & Co., Kobe

Phelps, J. E., manager, Baku A Kenya

Phil, Dr. M. P., consul, German Legation, BangkokExtract Co., Ld., Sandakan

Philip, G., manager, Pilot’s Association, Shanghai

Philip,

Philip, M., chief

assist.,clerk,

Singerdistrict

Sewing Machine Co., Selangor

Philip, P.,

W., sub-acct., Chartered office,

Bank ofKlang,

India,Selangor

Austr.

Philipp, Dr. F. G., veterinary surgeon, Shanghai

Philippens,

Philippidis, A., assist.,

C. M., Orient Chungking

merchant, Tabacco Manufactory, Hongkong

Philippidis, Ph. M., assistant,. 0. M. Philippidis, Chungking

Philippot,

Phillip, D.,J.partner,

F., assistant, Chinese& Co.,

Drummond Maritime Customs, Hankow

Sandakan

Phillip, J., assistant, Oriental Telephone and Electric Co., Ld., Singapore

Phillip, W., Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Philippoff, I., assist, mgr., Talati Bros. & Co., Tientsin

Phillipps, A. E. M., genl. mgr., North Borneo Trading Co., Ld., Sandakan, B. N. Borneo

Philipps, C. M., British American Tobacco Co., Ld., Hankow

Phillips, A. J., mining engineer, Penang

Phillips,

Phillips, A.A. R.S., H., manager,

engineer, TaikooPower

Shanghai Sugar Co.,

Refining Co., Ld., Hongkong

Shanghai

Phillips, C. G., inspector, Municipal Police dept., Shanghai

Phillips, C. G. R., engineer, F.M.S. Railway, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Phillips, Lt.

Phillips, C. N., A.D.C. Statistical

D., proof-reader, to H. E. officer

dept.,Commanding the troops,

Chinese Maritime Singapore

Customs, Shanghai

Phillips, D. W., inspector, Sanitary dept., Hongkong

Phillips, E. J. L., assist., Smith, Bell & Co., Manila

Phillips, H. A., elect, engr., Huttifenbach, Lazarus & (Sons, Ld., Perak

Phillips, J.,

Phillips, H., chief

consulclerk,

general for Great

Sanitary BoardBritain,

Office, Canton

Kuala Kangsar, Perak

Phillips, L. G., London Missionary Society,

Phillips, R. E., clerk-of-works, Public Works dept., AmoyShanghai

Phillips, R. P., Gande Price & Co., Ld., Singapore

Phillips, R. P,, partner, Brown, Phillips & Stewart, Penang

Phillips, R. P., sales manager, Gande, Price & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Phillips, R. T., agent, Perry & Co., Singapore

230 .FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Phillips, T., assist., Kiangnan. Dock and Engineering Works, Shanghai

Phillips, Dr. Walter, Irish Presbyterian Mission, & Chinese Marit. Customs, Newchwang

Phipps, C. E., attorney, Socony-Yacuum Corp., Singapore

Phipps, L. F., sub officer, Fire Brigade, Singapore

Phipps, W. A., district engineer, Municipality, Singapore :

Phillips,

Philp, D.,W.assist,

J. E.,accountant,

medical officer, GeneralMalay

Federated Hospital,

StatesSingapore

Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Phiroze, R. M., Phiroze & Co., Singapore

Phue, I. V., secretaire, French Consulate, Singapore

Pica, Ramon Valdes, assist, secy., San Miguel Brewery Inc., Manila, 'P.I.

Picard, A. P., assist., Cie. Franco-Asiatique, des Petroles, Saigon

Pickel, A.A. O.,L., health

Pichon, commissioner, Chinese

inspector, Maritime

Municipal healthCustoms, Lappa

dept., Shanghai

Pickens, Rev. C. L., American Church Mission, Hankow

Pickering,

Pickering, A.E. E., warder, Prisons

S., assistant assessor,department,

AssessmentSingapore

& Estates dept., Municipality, Singapore

Pickering, G., surveyor, Lloyd’s Register of Shipping, Hongkong

Pickering, J. B., assistant, Guthrie & Co., Ld., Penang

Pickering, J. K., Union; Commercial Co., Manila

Pickering, J. V., Socony Vacuum Corporation, Hankow

Pickersgill, M. H., diamond merchant, Harbin

Pickford,J.H.T.,L.,president

Pickett, Hongkong andandgeneral manager,

Shanghai Johpson-Pickett

Banking Corporation,Rope Co., Manila

Shanghai

Pidgeon, J. C., Maurice Jenks, Percival & Isitt, Tokyo

Pielcke, H., assistant, Jebsen & Co., Canton

Pierce, A. E., president, Manila Gas Corporation, Manila

Pierce,

Piercy, R.G. M.,

H., assist.,

Jardine,Vulkan International

Matheson & Co., Ld.,Commercial

Shanghai Bureau, Hongkong

Piercy, G. W., assist., Sime, Darby & Co.,

Piercy, R. S., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai Ld., Singapore

Pierrat, C., French Mission, Canton

Pierre, S., assist.,

Pierrepont, J. D., Messageries Maritimes,

manager, Oriental Singapore

Telephone

Pieters, J., interpreter, Belgian Legation,

Piffaretti, J., chancellor, Consulate of Switzerland, Peiping Singapore

Pigenel,

Pigott, A.S.C.T.,J.,Proofreader,

signs per pro.,Worth

S. A. RacineDaily& Cie., Tientsin

Pike, A.,R.assistant, Raub AustralianChina Gold MiningNews & Herald,

Co., Ld., PahangShanghai

Pike, A. T. J., manager, Wm. Jacks & Co., Shanghai

Pike,

Pike, D.,

R. S.,Hongkong and Shanghai

tidesurveyor, Bank, Shanghai

Chinese Maritime Customs, Chefoo

Filafy, P., Societe des Oiments Portland Artifieiels de L’lndochine, Haiphong

Pilay, A., chief cashier, Colonial Treasury, Singapore

Pilbeam,

Pilcher, F. W., merchant,

stores accountant, Telephone Co., Ld., Shanghai

Pilcher, J.H. B.,W.,vice-consul, Shanghai

American Consulate, Hankow

Pile, A. G.,A.architect

Pilgrams, andThos.

surveyor,

Cook &Hongkong

Pillai, G. N., E., assist.,

Extra assist., Controller Son, Ld., Singapore

of Labour, Penang

Pillai,

Pillai, T. M. A., manager, Dairy Farm, Sarawak Trengganu

K. P., chief clerk, Office of British Adviser,

Pillai, V. K., State treasurer, Pahang

Pillay,

Pillay, A.,

C. P.,chief cashier,

bailiff, Colonial

Sheriff’s dept.,Treasury,

Malacca Singapore

Pillay,

Pillay, T. V. N., assistant, Sanitary Board,Penang

M. Shunker, clerk, District Court, Ipoh, Perak

Pillep,

Pilliaux, E.,E.,Garrels, BbrnerCie.& Fran,

Co., Changsha

Pimley, E. F., district mgr., American Asiatic deUnderwriters,

inspr. ppl., des Chem. Fer de ITndochine & du Yunnan, Hanoi

Singapore

Pinching,

Pinckaru, H. W. C.,H.,Kennedy,

managingBurkill

director,& Co.,

TexasLd.,Co.,Penang

Shanghai

Pine, W. assist., Straits Times, Singapore

Pinel, C. E., assist., Nielsen & Malcolm, Hankow

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 231

Pingle, H. F., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Pinguet, A. R., manager, P. M. Pinguet & Co., Hongkong

Pinguet, P. M., principal, P. M. Pinguet & Co., Hongkong

Pini, V., manager, engineer department, Italasia, Ld., Singapore

Pinies,

Pink, A.Mario de, consul

L., signs per pro.,general

Tait &forCo.,Spain,

Ld., Shanghai

Taipeb, Formosa

Pinkerton, W. J. D., a.m.i.c.k., Public Works dept., F.M.S.

Pinna, G. A., assist, Netherlands Trading Society,

Pinna, L. G., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), HongkongLd., Hongkong

Pinni, Yirginid, acting consul for Italy, Singapore

Pinson, R. F., health officer, Medical department, Malacca Co., Cebu

Pinpin, P. T., branch manager, Goodrich International Rubber

Pinto,

Pinto, J.Dr.A.Octavio,

Abranches, consulArgentine

secretary, for Portugal, Tokyo Tokyo

Legation,

Pioli, E., Asst., Lloyd Triestino, Shanghai

Piot, R., administrateur

Piovanelli, A. G., manager, delegue, Socmte

Peninsula Industrielle

Hotel, Kowloon et Commerciale d’Annam, Hanoi

Piper, A.A. L,L.,assist.,

Piper, Singapore

assistant, Asiatic Traction

PetroleumCo.,Co.,Singapore

Ld., Shanghai

Piper, E. A. H., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Shangha

Piper, K., merchant, Delacamp, Piper & Co.,

Piper, K. F., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Shanghai Kobe

Pipes,

Piquemal,A. T.,V.,mill

chiefforeman, Malayan

accountant, Cie. Collieries, Ld., Selangor

Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigon

Pirenne, M„ actg. manager, Banque Beige pour TEtranger, Tientsin

Piro,

Piron, J.C.,W.Tientsin

de, director, McAlister

Tramways and &Lighting

Co., Ld.,Co.,Singapore

Ld., Tientsin

Piroshaw, K., chief clerk, Koyal State Railways, Siam

Piry, J., assist, manager, Whitsons, Ld., Shanghai

Pirrie, A. B., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India. Australia & China, Kobe

Pisarevsky, A. G., chief engineer, Skodaworks, Ld., Shanghai

Pistole, Col. W. B., judge advocate, LL IS. Army, Manila

Pitcairn,

Pitman, L.R.C.,C.,assist.,

manager, Hawaiian

British Philippine

Cigarette Co., Ld.,Co.,Hankow

Manila

Pitt, Rev. P. C., Missionary, Tsinan

Pitt, R. E., assistant engineer, P.W.D., Penang

Pitt-Hardacre,

Pittendrigh, W.,C.,merchant,

assist, commissioner,

Hongkong Municipality, Sarawak

Piyanage,

Pla, J. P., International Harvesterto Co.,

W., private secretary puisne judge, Supreme Court, Singapore

Iloilo

Pla, R., Smith, Bell & Co., Iloilo

Place, A. A., assist., store dept., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Plage, Dr. Jumusho, lawyer, Tokyo

Plaisant., P., consul for the Netherlands, Seoul

Plambeck, P., assist., Bremen Colonial and China Trading Co., Tientsin

Planchet, Rev. J. M., French Catholic Mission, Peiping

Planner,W.,P.United

Plant, W. J., assist., NestleProducts

States Steel & AngloCo., SwissManila

Condensed Milk Co., Hongkong

Plat, A., manager, Van Nie & Co., Padang

Plat,

Plate,P.,O.,assist.,

assist.,Van Nie &Brockelmann

Reuter, Co., Medan & Co., Canton

Plath, P. L. D., manager, Frazar, Fed., Inc., Mukdem

Platow, H., assist., Kofa American Drug Co., Shanghai

Platt, A., officer, Municipal Fire Brigade, Singapore

Platt, E. H. C., barrister-at-law, Platt & Co., Shanghai

Platt, J. W.,R., manager,

Plattner, Asiatic Petroleum

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.,Co.,Shanghai

Swatow

Pleace, C. J., assist, electrical supt., Shanghai

Pledger, F. A., director, Boustead & Co., Singapore Power Co., Shanghai

Pleiss, A., Kunst & Albers, Hankow

Plesner, A., assist., Great Northern Tq|egraph Co., Ld., Shanghai

Plesner, E., East Asiatic Co., Ld., Bangkok

Plessen, Baron L. von', counsellor, German Legation, Peiping

232 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Pletkin, M. N., assist., American Engineering Coi p., Shanghai

Flew, W. L., Hongkong Daily Press, Hongkong

Plion, P., premier

Plowright, secretaire,Gordon,

K. R., assistant, French&Legation,

Go., Ld., Bangkok

Shanghai

Pluess, G., agent, Kuenzle & Streitf,

Plumer, J. M., Chinese Maritime Customs, ShanghaiZamboanga

Plumet,

Plummer,inspecteur des ecoles,

G. A, L., assist., Ha-Nam,

L[nion Tonkin

Insurance Society of Canton, Ld., Sourabaya

Plummer, J. A., managing director, Bradley & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Plummer, J. A. H., assist., Bradley & Co.; Ld., Hongkong

Plunkett,

Poate, F. W.,J. O.,managing

executivedirector,

engineer,Mackenzie

Public Works

& Co.,dept.,

ShanghaiSingapore

Poate, F. W., jr., assist., Mackenzie & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Poblete,

Pochard, P.,E.,secty., Fidelity

chancelier, & Surety

French Co., Manila

Consulate, and Cercle. Gaulois, Hankow

Pocknay, G. E., wander, Prison dept., Singapore

Podpakh, L., mang. director, Continental Trading Co., Shanghai

Podpakh, V.B., assist., Vajda it Co., Shanghai

Poels, L., Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Poggiale, P.A.,E.,Compangnie

Pogodin, Franco Customs,

Chinese Maritime Asiatique,Hankow

Saigon

Pohl,

Poinsot,R., R.,Helm Brothers,

partner, The Ld.,

LittleYokohama

Shop, Hongkong

Poinsot,

Pointon, R.A. M.C., A., assistant,

assist., Chinese Maritime

Bombay-Burinah TradingCustoms, NingpoLd., Raheng, Bangkok

Corporation,

Poirier, C., supt., Compagnie Francaise de Tramways, Shanghai

Polain, M., charge d’affair, Belgian Legation, Bangkok

Pole, T. F. Anderson, director, Sime, Darby Co., Ld., Singapore

Poletti, B., commissioner.

Poletti, F., Chinese Maritime PostCustoms, Canton

Office, Mukden

Polglase, A. W., supt., Eastern Extension

Polglase, E. J., assistant architect, Public Works Telegraph

dept.,Co.,Singapore

Hongkong

Polglase, G., assessor, Assessment and

Poliak, A. R., assist., China Engineers, Shanghai Estates dept., Municipality, Singapore

Poliak, S., assist., Commercial Express and Storage Co., Shanghai

Poletti, G., appraiser, Chinese Maritime Customs, Tientsin

Politi, M. E., assist., A. H. Potts, Hongkong

Pollard, F. C., secretary, Manufacturers Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

Pollard, F. H., district officer, B'aram, Sarawak

Pollard, Thomas H., consulting engineer, Bangkok

Polleri, C., import export merchant, Tokyo

Pollington, E. V., assist, surveyor, Naval dockyard, Hongkong

Pollitzer, Dr. R., Manchurian Plague Prevention Service, Harbin

Pollock, A., accountant, Shanghai Electric Construction Co,, Ld., Dhapghai

Pollock, A. K., assist, engineer, Pontian Ketchil "Waterworks, Singapore

Pollock,

Pollock, G.,F. A.,supt.,

signsShanghai

per pro.,Electric

Jardine,Construction

Mathe^on & Co., Co., Ld.,

Ld,, Shanghai

Hongkopg

Pollock,

Pollock, M.,Sir assistant,

H. E., barrister-at-law,

Asiatic PetroleumHongkong

Co. (Philippine Islands), Ld., Cebu

Poison, A. D. M., manager, General Rubber Co., Penang

Poison, J.I.,C.,assist.,

Poltere, assist.,Amos

Taikoo

BirdDockyard and Engineering Cp., Hongkong

Co., Shanghai

Poltock, F. P., Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Ld., Peiping

(Pomar,

Pomeroy, Paulino,

H. W., manager,

assist., La Flpr

ReissCooke

Massy Co.,deShanghai

la Isabella,

HongkongManila ;

Ponchak, L., assist., Harvey, &&Co., Ld.,

Pond, H. B., Baguio Improvement & Development, Inc., Manila

Pond,

Pond, J.T. L.,

H., attache

Amos Bird for language study, American Legation, Peiping

Co., Shanghai

Ponniah, H. V., Victoria Institution, Selangor

Ponot,

Ponsaing, P., assist., East-Asiatic Co.,Francaise

J. R., supt., workshops, Cie. de Tramways, Shanghai

Ld., Hankow

Ponsford, E. A., inspector, Sanitary dept, Hongkong

FpR^IGNl^S/DJiN^S, 233

Ponsford, E. N., assist, master, Central British School, Hongkong

Ponsford, J. C. S., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (F.M.S.), Ld., Perak

Pontifer, W. L., Mercantile Bank of Ijidia, Ld., Singapore

Pontint, J. A. H., Butterfield & Swire, Toagku, Tientsin

Pontet, R,., mgr., Qred. Fon. d’Ex. Orient; L’Union (of Paris) Fire Ins. Cp,f Hankow .

Pool, W.F. S.,C-> manager,

Poole, American

assist., Asiatic ExpressCo.Co.,

Petroleum Singapore

(North China), Ld., Chungking

Poole, H. A., assist, general manager, Socopy Yacuum Corporation, Yokohama

Poole, Rev. J. A., Alliance Mission, Wuchow

Poole, S. G., inspector, .Sanitary! dept., Hongkong

Poole,

Pooler,W.J., F.,assist..

wharfinger,

MustardHolt s Wharf,

& Co., Butterfield & Swire; Shanghai

Ld., Hongkong

Pooley, T. J., assist., Presgrave & Mathews,

Pooth, O. S., assistant, Chinese Maritime Customs, Penang Harbin

Pope,

Pope, G. W., medical otficer of health, Sanitary

(NorthBoard, Hongkong

Pope, H.

J. J.,C.,assist.,

assist.,Secretariat,

Asiatic Petroleum Co- Council,

Municipal China), Ld., Shanghai

Shanghai

Popple,

Por, F., A.,

Molnarassist.,& Greiner,

Kelly & Walsh,

ShanghaiLd., Hongkong

Portaria, F. da, assist., Messageries Maritimes, Shanghai

Portaria, J. M., . London Guarantee & Accident Co., Ld.; Shanghai

Portas, A., sub-agent, Hercules Lumber Co., Manila

Porte,

Portelly,L. deDr.la,J.,assist.,

HealthCieofficer,

Franco-Asiatique

Johore des Petroles, Saigon

Porteous, J. A., meeh. cogr.. Malayan Collieries, Ld., Selangor

Porter,

Porter, A.C. R., manager, Forbes,

F., assistant, MalayanMunn & Co., Ld.,

Distributors Ld.,Manila

Singapore

Porter, C. W., secretary and general manager, Teleph. Co , Ld., Shanghai

Porter, G. A. D., assist., Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

Porter, Geo. W., auditor Philippine National Bank, Manila

Porter, H., general manager, Pekin Syndicate, Ld., Shanghai

Porter,

Porter, H. V.,G., Chinese

assistant,Maritime

TobaccoCustoms,

Products Corporation, Shanghai

Porter, J.Louis M., reporter, U.S. Court for Hankow

China, Shanghai

Porter, T. H. R., accountant, Minemura Oil Mills, Tsingtao

Porter, T. R.; marshal, U.S. Court for China, Shanghai

Poshnine, M., assistant, Aquarius Co., Shanghai

Poskitt, E., proof-reader,

Possenecke, E. A., assist., Statistical dept., Chinese

British Cigarette Customs, Shanghai

Co., Shanghai

Post, H. J., manager, Socony-Yacuum Corporation & vice-consul for U.S.A., Bangkok

Post, M., assist., North China Daily News & Herald, Shanghai

Postarnak, A. L., general mgr., Liaotung Motor Company, Dairen

Poston, D. G., American Church Mission, Soochow

Pote-Hunt, J., assist., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Canton

Pote-Hunt,

Poteat, Rev.J.G.,O.,American

clerk, Shanghai

Baptist Power

ForeignCo.,Mission

Shanghai

Society, Shanghai

Pott,

Potter,F. A.L. S.,Hawks, president, Red

representative, St. John’s University, Shanghai

Hand Compositions Co., Kobe

Potter, Eldon, barrister-at-law, Hongkong

Potter, H. E., examiner, Chinese

Potter, J., assist., Leonowens, Ld., BangkokMaritime Customs, Shanghai

Potter, J. E., Leigh & Orange, Hongkong

Potter, J. H., examiner, (post office) Chinese Maritime Customs, Peiping

Potter, J. L., British-American Tobacco Co., Ld., Singapore

Potter,

Potter, J.K. S.,F.,Asia RealtyofCo.,

secretary Shanghai

Legation, U.S.A. Embassy, Bangkok

Potter, S. C., principal, Remington Typewriter School, Shanghai

Potter, S. L., Lean Co., Penang

Pottinger, T. P., assist., Sun Insurance

Potts, A. C., manager, Commercial Union Office, Shanghai

Assurance Co., Singapore

Potts, A. C., Liverpool Victoria insurance .'Corporation, Singapore

Potts, A. H., share and general broker, Hongkong

Potts, G. A., Harrisons, Barker & Co., Singapore

234 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Potts,

Potts, G.

P. C.,H., partner,

partner, Benjamin

Benjamin && Potts,

Potts, Hongkong

Hongkong

Pouet, F., Municipalite Francaise, Shanghai

Pouillore, P.,manager,

Poulet, consul for France and Portugal, Pakhoi

Poulin, A.,

G. J., assist., Socony-Yacuum

British CigaretteCorpqand

Co., Shanghaivice-consul for U.S.A., Saigon

Poullain, H. V., assist, director general, Directorate General of Posts, Shanghai

Poulsen, H.,

Poulsen, H., assistant, Great Northern

assist. Liebermann, WaelchliTelegraph Co., Ld., Shanghai

& Co., Osaka

Poulsen, H. S., assistant, Great Northern Telegraph

Poulsen, J. O. V., assist., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Co., Ld.,

Ld., Peiping

Shanghai

Poulsen, N., assist., Asia Realty Co., Shanghai

Pouncey,

Poupee, L.,C.Municipalite

A., Chinese Maritime

Francaise,Customs,

ShanghaiShanghai

Pourbaix, P., assist., 'Kailan Mining Admindstration, Tientsin

Powell, A. B., assist, manager, La Tondena Inc., Manila

Powell,

Powell, A.A. T.,

L., revenue officer, Imports

Chinese Maritime and Mengtsz

Customs, Exports Office, Hongkong

Powell, C., Municipal Police dept.,

Powell, C. E., civil engineer, Shanghai Shanghai

Powell, C. M., actg. pensions chief acct., Office of Inspectorate Genl., Customs, Shanghai

Powell, E., Far Eastern Administrator, Metal Box & Printing Industries, Shanghai

Powell, E., branch mgr., Spicers (Export), Ld., Shanghai

Powell, E. L.,assistant,

Powell, F., inspector, Sanitary

Jardine dept., Hongkong

Engineering Corporation,

Powell, H. A., American Foreign Insurance Assoc.,Ld.,Hankow

Tientsin

Powell, H. R., engineer officer, Fire Brigade, Shanghai

Powell,

Powell, J. B.,A.,editor and publisher, China Weekly Review,Hankow

Shanghai

Powell, N.Rev. American Foreign Insurance

E. G., minister, Association,

Union Church, Hongkong

Powell, S. H., Moyler, Powell & Co., Tientsin

Powell, S. J., civil engineer, Shanghai

Powell, T. S., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Shanghai

Powell,

Power, E.W.L.,A.,Oriental

assist., Shanghai PowerMining

Consolidated Co., Shanghai

Co,, Taracol, Seoul

'Power, H. M., gen. supt. of plant, Cebu Portland Cement Co., Manila

Power, J. C., Chinese Maritime Customs, Hankow

Powers, K., assistant, British-American Tobacco Co. (Straits), Ld., Singapore

Poye,

Poynton,R. J.,J.,verger

assist.,and clerk,Railways,

F.M.S. St. John’sKuala

Cathedral,

Lumpur,Hongkong

Selangor

Praasterink, A., secretary, Java Hank, Batavia Medan, Sumatra

Praagh, H. B. van, Sandilands, Buttery & Co.,

Pracht,

Prager, L.,M.,assistant, Melchers

Merchant, & Co., Tsingtao

Singapore

Prager, W. L., secy., North China Commercial Co., Tientsin

Pragnell, C. F., Building supt., The National City Bank of New York, H’kong;

Praly, A., assist., "Denis Freres, Haiphong

Prario,

Prats, A.,G.,assist,

Cie. Francaise de Tramways,

mgr., Insular Guaranty Shanghai

Co., Manila

Pratt, C.,

Pratt, A., chief

assistant,

clerk,Municipal

ButterfieldRevenue

& dept.,

Swire, Shanghai

Hankow

Pratt, C. A., assist., Arts and Crafts, Ld., Shanghai

Pratt, jr., D., clerical assistant, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Pratt, D. F., Malaya General Co., Johore

Pratt, F. L., finance editor, China Press /m:., Shanghai

Pratt, G. S.. assist., Drysdale & Co., Nanking

Pratt, H. C., principal warder, Prison dept., Hongkong

Pratt, J. C., warder, Prisons dept., Singapore

Pratt,

Pratt, R.T.S.,J.,consul for Great

Dunlop RubberBritain, Chefoo

Co., Manila

Pratt, W. H., Engineer & Contractor, Negri Sembilan

Precht,

Preedit,E.,K.,assist.,

ChineseReuter, Brockelmann

Maritime & Co., Canten

Customs, Harbin

FOREIGN RESIDENT

Preedy, B., head master, Clifford School, Kuala Kangsar, Perak

Prentis, J. B., solicitor, Hastings & Co., Hongkong

Prentis, R. E., managing director, Dupire Morrell, Ld., Singapore

Presby, S. A., president, American Trading Co., Manila

Prescott,

Prescott, J., warder, Prisons department, Singapore

Preshaw, S.CL L.,M.,mgr., Haskins

Eastern and Sells,

Extension Manila

Telegraph Co., Hongkong

Prestin, R., assist., Schmidt Shoten, Tokyo

Preston, A. M., solicitor, Ellis & Hays, Shanghai

Preston, G. A. C., manager, Borneo Co., Ld., Bangkok

Preston, H. M., representative, Bradford Dyers’ Association, Ld., Singapore

Pretre,

Prettejohn,A., assist.,

H. E., Socony-Vacuum Corporation,

commissioner, Chinese Saigon

Maritime* Customs, Harbin

Pretty, E. E. F., secretary to the High

Prevot, P. IL, Land & Estate broker, Shanghai Commissioner, Singapore

Price, A., vice-consul, British Consulate,

Price, Dr. A. C., Medical practitioner, Shanghai Shanghai

Price,

Price, E.D. G.,

W. director,

M., Mustard & Co.,

Clifford Ld., & director,

Wilkinson Enterprise

Tansan Mineral Tobacco

Water Co.,Ld.,

Co., Ld., Kobe Shanghai

Price, E. W., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld.,

Price, E. W., assist., mgr., Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor Hankow

Price, F., assist., tea dept., Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ld , Shanghai

Price, H., assist, engineer, engineer’s dept., Municipality, Singapore

Price, J. F., secty., American-OrientalFinance Corpn., tfcvice-pres., Raven Trust Co., S’hai.

Price, J. P., vice

Price,

Price, N.

S. P.,H.,British

assistant, International

consul, Nanking Export Co., Ld., Tientsin

Price,

Price, W. A., manager, HankowKing’s

T. J., assistant master, PressCollege,

PackingHongkong

Co., Shasi

Price, W.

Price, W. E.,

G., assist., ButterfieldMansfield

assist, manager, & Swire,&Swatow

Co., Ld., Sungei Nyok Dockyard, Penang,

Prida, L. de, mgr., Fox Film Corporation, Manila

Prideaux, B. T., chief health inspector, Municipal Council, Shanghai

Prideaux-Brune, H. L, Land Officer, British Consulate, Shanghai

Pridmore,

Priedmann,G.G.,A.,assistant,

assistant,Hamburg-Amerika

Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co.,

Linie, Ld., Penang

Shanghai

Priest, A. T. A., agent, Reuters, Ld., Hankow

Priest, W. J., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Shanghai

Priestley,

Priest wood,H. Victor,

H. H., director, Arnhold &A.Co.,

Barrister-at-law, & SassoonShanghai

G. Mossop, Banking Corpn., Hongkong

Prince, E. A., assistant, A. R. Burkill & Sons, Shanghai

Prince, J. W., assistant, Eastman Kodak Co., Shanghai

Prince,

Prins, J.C. W.,R.,Municipal

StiormwaartPoliceMaatschappij

dept., Shanghai“Nederland,” Singapore

Prior, J. T., solicitor, Wilkinson & Grist, Hongkong

Prior, R., director, Bendixsens. Ld., Singapore

Prising, F. W., manager, Alhambra Cigar Store. Manila

Pritchard,

Pritchard, A. E., deputy

assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (Pul, Ld., Iloilo

Pritchard, E.H. A.,

W., judge, commissioner,

Supreme Court,Chinese

PenangMaritime Customs, Swatow

. Pritchard, W. H., assist., Shanghai Tug & Lighter Co., Shanghai

1 ( Pritchett, G., assistant sanitary engineer, Municipality, Singapore

Prockter, G. D., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ld., Penang

Proctor, H.,N.,assistant,

Prodan*, Dejbourgo Federal Dispensary,

& Co., TientsinLd., Seremban, Selangor

Prodon, M., Reuter, Brockelmann

Prodon, N., Reuter, Brockelmann it Co., & Co., Tientsin

Tientsin

Pronk, A. J., director, Koninklijke Paketvaart Mij, Batavia

i Pronk,

Pronk, R.,C. M., assistant,Royal

sub-agent, Asiatic Petroleum

Packet Co., Ld.,

Navigation Co., Chungking

Singapore

Prophet, I). L., assist., Lmstead & Davis, Hongkong

Proulx, B. A., mgr., Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Oriental Inc., iSingapore

Proseus, H. H., assist., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ld., Shanghai

74

336 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Frospero, K. He, consul for Italy,; Yokohama

Frost, M., Municipalite Francaise, Shanghai

Prossor, H. K., Asiatic, Petroleum Co., Foochow

Proud,

Pro van,H.,J. D.,

assistant, SingaporeHongkong

assist, engineer, Traction Co., Ld., Singapore

& Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Provisor, de I., Carrera Vidal & Co., Manila

Prutre, A., assistant, Socony Vacuum Corporation, Saigon

Pryce, C.,

Pryde, W.,accountant,

inspector ofCanadian PacificWorks

works, Public Steamships, Ld., Hongkong

dept., Hongkong

Pryor, W., Kailan Mining Administration,

Prytherch, H. T,, engr., Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., ShanghaiTientsin

Ptitsin, L., 'typist, British Consulate, Harbin

Puck, R.. assist., Carlowitz. & Co., Tientsin

Puckle, B. H., Jardine Engineering Corporation. Ld., Nanking

Puckle,

Puddle,P.,R.H.manager,

D.G.,A.,assist.,

Hall British-American

& Holtz, Ld., Tientsin Tobacco

Puder, Catholic Trade School, ManilaCo. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Pugh, Oapit.iL, R., U.S.M.C., American Legation, Peiping

Pugh, E., partner, Elliston, Pugh & Co., Shanghai

Pugin, E., secretaire, French Municipal Council, Tientsin

Pulestau-Jones. W., Health officer, Johore

Pullan, A. J. S., vice-consul, British Legation, Bangkok

Pullen, J. C., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Wuhu

Pulman, C. F., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Pulvertaft, J. C B., assist., Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Ld., Kobe

Puncheon, J.,

Puncheon, G., shipbuilder,

assist., Jardine, Matheson

Hongkong and&Whampoa

Co., Ld., Hongkong

Dock Co., Hongkong

Punke, E., assistant, Melchers & Co., Hankow

Punnett, H. E., assistant, Cornes

Punzalan, J., manager, Far Eastern Distributors, Manila Kobe

Purcell, C. P., assistant, Penang Free Siihool, Penang

Purcell, G.R. Harris,

Purcell, H,, signs,director,

per pro.,Liddell

LiddellBros. Bros.& &Co.,Co.,Ld.,Ld.,Shanghai

Shanghai

Purcell, V. W. W. S., second dir. for Chinese Schools, Education dept., Singapore

Purdue, G. C., assist., Municipal Council,

Purdy, M. D., judge, tl.S. Court for China, Shanghai Shanghai

Purkill, A. W., director, Kelly & Walsh, Shanghai

Purmal, A., International Export Co., Ld., Tientsin

Purpiss. .A., manager, Grienlcal Trading & Engineering Co., Tientsin

Purry,

Purves,P.A.D.S.,B., sub-manager, International

executive Indo-China

engineer, Public Export department,

Co., Hankow

Purves, J., assistant, S. N. Works

Co., Ld., Shanghai Hongkong

Purvis, J. M., overseer, Public Works dept., Hongkong

Purvis,

Putley, P.A.John

B.,C., assistant,

agent, W. Hammer

Hongkong & Co., Ld., Singapore

& Shanghai

Putman, R., consul for United States ofBank, JohoreHongkong

America,

Putto, H. J., surveyor, Singkep Tin

Puttock, G. P., assist., Pritchard & Co., Ld., PenangMaatschappij, Singapore

Puvogel, Ferd., Speidel & Co,, Tsingtao ,

Pyle,

Pym, J.J. H., assistantInniss

F., assist., master, Junior(China),

& Riddle School Thomas

Ld., ShanghaiHanbury School, Shanghai

Pyne,

Pyper, A. J., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Hankow

Pyzich,J.F.R.,P.,assist, supt.,officer,

language Government MonopoliesTokyo

U.S.A. Embassy, dept., Malacca

Quarez, F., manager, Banque Beige pour

Quark, F. W., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), I’Etranger, Tientsin

Ld., Hongkong

Quayle, J. A., Municipal Police dept., Shanghai

Quelch, C. W., assistant, British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Quental, J. A., boarding officer, Marine dept,, Singapore

Quick, K. R., Imperial Chemical Industries, Amoy

Quie, J. L.,F.secretary,

Quilliam, S., manager, Peakproperty

Tramways dept.,Co.,Palmer

Ld., HongkongTurner, Shanghai

Quin, A. E., director, Deacon & Co., Canton

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 237

Quin, S. C., assistant, General Electric Co., Ld., Shanghai

Quinche, A., Societe des Cements Portland Artificiels de L'Inddchine, H’phon^

Quinet,

Quinlan,L.,E, mechanic,

assist., Lane, Kailan MiningLd.,

Crawford, Administration,

Hongkong Tientsin .

Quinn, G., Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Quinones, A. M., assist., Liddell Bros. & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Quinton, L. M., director, Firestone Tire and Rubber Co., Ld., Singapore

Quirins,

Quist, M.J.J.,assist.,

consulCie. for Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigon

Netherlands, Hongkong

Quixley, E., assist., British Cigarette Co., Ld., Tientsin

Quoika,

Rabadon,A.,M.,consulting engineer, Shanghai

cashier. Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Cebu

Rabaute, dbcteur, Direction des Services d’Hygiene et d’Assitamce, Shanghai

Rafcben, W., signs per pro., Arnhold & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Rabbetts, H. C., pro-consul for Great Britain, Tientsin

Rabbit, R. J., store officer. Naval Dockyard, Hongkong

Rabboine, E., Cie. de Commerce et de Navigation d’Extreme Orient, Saigon

Rabe, J. H.G.D.,C. commercial

Rabjohn, S., director and manager, Siemens

manager, Sime,China

DarbyCo.,& Co.,

Tientsin

Ld., Malacca

Rabouin, G., representative, Far East Oxygen and Acetylene Co., Singapore

Radcliffe, G., assist., Malay Mail, Selangor

Raddon, F. G., manager, Dodwell & Co., Ld., Hankow

Radies, L., Cie. de Commerce et de Navigation d’Extreme Orient, Saigon

Radke, E., chancellor, German Consulate, Tientsin

Radwan, V.,Rev.manager,

Radogna, F., Roman Chi Catholic Mission,Co.,

Tung Tobacco Kiashing

Ld., Harbin

Rae, Col. C., managing director, Macphail & Co. (Ipoh), Ld., Ipoh, Perak

Rae, D. C., chief assist., architect’s dept., Municipality, Singapore

Rae, H. J., assistant, McAlister & Co., Ld., Singapore

Rae, J. O., Ocean Marine Insurance Co., Ld., Shanghai

Rae, Jas., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Selangor

Rae, John, merchant, Oye Rae Trading Co., Kobe

Rae, J. O., assist., North British and Mercantile Co., Ld., Shanghai

Rae, W. O , assistant, Oye Rae Trading Co., Kobe

Rae, W., Rae’s Tea Set, Factory, Kobe

Raeburn, D. J., assist., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Raeburn, F. C., manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Harbin

Raeburn, G. D., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Raeburn,A.,K.,chancellor,

Raedler, assist., Jardine,

GermanMatheson & Co.,Singapore

Consulate, Ld., Shanghai

Raephael, P., Banque Franco-chinoise, Peiping

Rafen, J. E., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Raffles, S. C., deputy commissioner, Trade & Customs, Selangor

Ragi, H. C., assist., Ragi & Co., Shanghai

Ragi, R. H., Ragi & Co., Shanghai

Rago, A. S. de, assist., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Shanghai

Raguenet, L., French Municipal Council, Tientsin

Ragusin,

Raider, H.M.A.,A.,general

tidewaiter, Chinese

manager, Maritime

Chinese Customs,andKowloon

Engineering FrontierTientsin

Development,

Raikes, J. H., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Manila

i iRailton,

Rail, L. St. J., assist.,

C. A., assist., DetAngloNorske

FrenchVeritas, Shanghai Ld., Singapore 1

and Bendixsens

Railton, E. P. assist., Rail ton & Co., Chefoo

j Railton,

Railton, E.M. W., assist., Jardine,

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ld., Hongkong

Railton, N. L.L.,H.,assist., Matheson

assistant, Jardine, & Co.,

Matheson &Ld.,

Co.yHongkong

Hongkong

Railton, H. E., managing director, Railton it Co., Chefoo

Raimond, M., assist, accountant, Cie. Francaise de Tramways, Shanghai

iRais, H. M., cashier, Bell’s. Asbestos Eastern Agency, Ld., iSing$!pore

Rait, C. R..B.,Chinese

Raiteri, sub-acct.,Maritime

Chartered Bank Canton

Customs, of India, Australia arid China, Shanghai

Raitt, A. G., superintendent engineer, Shanghai Tug Ai Lighter Co., Ld., Shanghai

74’

238 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Raitt, F. H., managing director, British Far Eastern Co., Ld., Harbin

Rakkin, A. S., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Rakusen, M. N., Sennet Freres, Hongkong

Ralph, D. L., assistant, Butterfield & Swire, Shanghai

Ralston, R., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Manila

Ram, L. M., assist.. Medical officer, Negri Sembilan

Ramachandra, A. K., assist, medical officer, Govt. Dispensary, Singapore

Rambach, C., assist., Kaisei Chu Gakko, Nagasaki

Rambaud, G., assistant, Racine et Cie., Shanghai

Rambaut, A. E., conservator of Forests, Selangor

Rambert, M, P. A. Mercantile Bank of India, Ld., Sourabaya

Ramirez, Elias Marco y., geni mgr., Monte de Piedad Savings Bk., Manila

Ramjahn, J. M. A., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Hongkong

Ramm, M., assistant,

Ramondino, MelchersItalian

Cav. F., assessor, & Co., Consulate,

Hankow Shanghai

Ramplin, F. S., Heacock & Cheek Co., Shanghai

Rampony, F., She. des Oimenics Artificiel de L’Indo-Chine, Haiphong

Ramsay,

Ramsay, A.,

A. B.,manager,

assist., engineering

Taikoo Dockyarddept., and

Borneo (te Co., Perak

Engineering Co., Hongkong

Ramsay, A. B. C., official assignee, Bankruptcy

Ramsay, C. H., Siamese Govt, Service (retired), Bangkok Office, Penang

Ramsay, D., assistant, New Engineering & Shipbuilding Works, Ld., Shanghai

Ramsay, H. E., merchant, Ramsay & Co., and vice-consul for Sweden, Hankow

Ramsay,

Ramsay, J.J. H., acting sub-accountant, Hongkong

K., surveyor-on-agreement, Survey dept.,and Kedah

Shanghai Bank, Shanghai

Ramsay, J. V., assistant, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Ramsay,

Ramsay, N. W., assist., Hanson, Orth and Stevenson,Hongkong

L., cashier, Hongkong Motor Accessory Co., Inc., Davao

Ramsay, P. W., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Ramsay,

Ramsay, R.T., A., engineer,&Hongkong

Williamson and Whamj)oa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Co., Hongkong

Ramsden, H. K., assist., C. Cameron A Co., Ld., Kobe

Ramsey, N. R., Carr Ramsey & Son, .Swatow

Ramsay, R. M., Health inspector, Johore

Ranc, J., assist, manager, Society Anonyme des Etains de Kinta, Perak

Rand, E. B., vice-consul for America, Medan, (Sumatra

Randall, B. C., Benjamin

Randall, H. W., assist., Lane, Crawford, Ld., Hongkong

Randell, J. M., assist., Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ld., Singapore

Randle, S., secretary, Police Headquarters, Hongkong

Rarrdow E. von, secretary, German Legation, Peiping

Rangel, R. R., boarding officer, Chinese Secretariat, Singapore

Rangel,

Rankin, T.,G.,

C. E.,solicitor,

Lingnan Shanghai

Rankin, assist., Little,University, CantonHongkong

Adams & Wood,

Rankin, M. T., The Shameen Printing Press1, Ld., Canton

Rankin, W. F., assist., Shanghai Electric Construction Co., Ld., Shanghai

Ransom, C. S., manager, National City Bank of New York, Singapore

Ran son, Dr. F. T., Medical officer, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Rantaft, J. F., general manager, Nielsen & Walther, Ld., Tientsin

Rao,

Raper,C. A., field secretary, American GreatBible Society, HankowCo., Ld., Singapore

Rapex, H.Cav.W„R.,managing-director,

consul judge for China, Eastern

Italian Life Assce.

Consulate, Shanghai

Raphael, adviser, Banque Franco-Chinoise pour le Commerce et L’lndustrie, Peiping

Raphael, Bro. L, directeur, St. Louis College, Tientsin

Raphael, R. K., merchant, Shanghai

Rapley,

Rapoport,F. Hermann,

L., assist, accountant,

signs per pro.,Hongkong

Fur and andWoolChina Gas Co.,

Trading Co., Ld.,

Ld., Tientsin

Hongkong

Rapoport, S., manager, Foreign Commission Agency, Tientsin

Rapp, A., assist., import dept., Siemssen & Co., Tientsin

Rapp,F..E.,assist.,

Rapp, Cie deDoitsu

Commerce

SenyroetGomel

de Navigation

Kaisha, Kobed’Extreme Orient, Saigon

Rappa, H. M., assist., Malaya Tribune, Singapore

FOREIGN' RESIDENTS 239

Rappa, J. M., private secretary to chief justice, Supreme Court, Singapore

Rappydot, B., Asia Realty Co., Shanghai

Raptis, M.,

Rasch, A. J.,signsproprietor, BritishLancRhl,

per pro., John BicycleInc.,

Co., Manila

Hongkong

Rash, J. C., partner, Drew & Napier, Singapore

Rashin, N. (L., assist., Andersen, Meyer & Co., Tientsin

Rasiah, N., assist, medical officer, Police dept, Singapore

Raskin, J., manager, Fur and Wool Trading Co., Tientsin

Rasmussen, A., assist, boiler supt., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Rasmussen, A. Kann, engr., Christian & Nielsen, Bangkok

Rasmussen, B. R., Shewan, Tomes & Co., Canton

Rasmussen,

Rasmussen, J., R., Asiatic

officer, Petroleum

Customs House,

Co. (N.Cebu

C.), Ld., Tientsin

Rasmussen, O., assist., Dodwell

Rasmussen, V. A. J. J., Asiatic Petroleum & Co., Ld.,Co.,

Shanghai

Ld., Hongkong

Rasquin, P., asisst. accountant, Siam Electric Corporation, Ld., Bangkok.

Rassart, K. G. E., assist, factory manager, Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Ratcliff, A. E., assist., Public Works dept., Shanghai

Ratcliff, J., manager, Borneo Motors Ld., Malacca

Ratcliff, J. H., assist., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Ratcliff,

Ratcliff'e,W.A. F.,H.,clerk, Shanghai

Tientsin NativePower Co., Shanghai

City Water Works Co., Ld., Tientsin

Rath, M., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Rathje, E., assistant, Melchers & Co., Shanghai

Raths,

Rathsam,R., C.Travelling

E., ArnholdLocomotive

Co, Ld..Insp.,

CantonRoyal State Railways, Siam

Ratinet, L., directeur, Descours & Cabaud, Haiphong

Ratiney,G.,M.assist.,

Ratjen, F., accountant,

Rud Ratjen, Brossard

OsakaMopin Etablissements, Singapore

Ratjen, Otto

Ratjen, Rud, E., assist., Rud Ratjen, Tokyo

Ratten;, J. R.,Merchant,

assistant,Tokyo

Dodwell & Co., Hongkong

Rattey,

Ratti, E.W.F.,J.,Indo-China

assistant, Hongkong

S.N. Co., Ld.andShanghai

Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Rattray,

Rattray, Dr. M. J., consultant, Drs. RattrayLd.,& Sloper,

J. M., secretary, Nickel & Lyons, Kobe Singapore

Rau, T., assist., C., A., Weber & Co.,

Rauch, E. F., assist., Chase Bank, The, ShanghaiShanghai

Rauchholz, A., engineer, Telge & Schroeter, Shanghai

Rauer, R., assist., Deutsche Farben, H. G. Waibel & Co., Hankow

Rault, E., assist., Cie- Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Haiphong

Rault, G.,A. R.assist.,

Raven, Cie.works

F., genl. Francaise

mgr. de Tramways,

Hongkong Shanghai& Construction Co.,Ld., H’kong.

Engineering

Raven, C. H., director, Raven Trust Co., Shanghai

Raven, E. S., director, Raven Trust Co..

Raven, F. J., president, Raven Trust Co., Shanghai Shanghai

Raven, O. B., architect and civil engineer. Raven

Raven, W.W.,F.,signs

Rawitz, assist.,

per American Oriental

pro., Siemssen & Co.,Banking

Shanghai Corpn., Teintsin

Rawlings,

Rawlings, Rev. G. W., principal treasurer, Momoyama

Power Co., Chu Gakko, Tokyo

Rawlins, F.S.C.,H.,clerk,

meterShanghai

inspector,Power

Shanghai

Co., Shanghai Shanghai

Rawlinson, D. V., Asiatic Petroleum Co (E.M.S.), Ld., Selangor

Rawlinson,

Rawlinson, R.Rev.J.,F.,assist.,

editor,Butterfield

Chinese Recorder,

& Swire, Shanghai

Shanghai

Rawnsley,

Raworth, A.W.B.,A.,manager,

manager,General

Muller,Electric

Phipps kCo.Sellers, Ld., Ld.,

of China, OsakaHongkong

Rawsthorne, T. L., assist., Secretariat, Municipal Council, Shanghai

Ray, F. R., assist., Shanghai Telephone Co., iShanghai

Ray, Rev. R., Baptist Mission, Wuchow

Raycroft, Major H. V., assist, surgeon, U.S.A. Army, Tientsin

Rayden, C. W., assistant, Probst, Hanbury k Co., Ld., Shanghai

Raydt, E., Deh Dji Construction Co., Tsingtao

240 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Ray man, L., financial Commissioner, Johore

Raymond,

Raymond, A.Antonin, a.i.a.,Harvie,

W., assist., architect,

Cooke & Co., for Czechoslovakia, Tokyo

Shanghai

Raymond, E., Societe des Cimencs Portland Artificiels de L’Tndochine, H'phong

Raymond, E. M., director, Vit-Alexin (China), Ld., Hongkong

Raymond, E. N., assist., North Borneo Trading Co., Ld., Sandakan

Rayne,

Rayner,L.W.C.,E.,assist., Eastern

partner, Extension

Derrick Australasia & China Telegraph, Ld., Saigon

& Co., Singapore

Rayssae, Rev. Bishop A., Mission Catholique, Swatow

Raza, P., assist, supt. of mails, Registration Branch, G.P.O., Hongkong

Razavet,

Rea, H.

G. E.,G. R., assist.,

Bronson, Canadian

publisher PacificFar

and editor, Steamships,

Eastern Ld., Manila

Revieio, Shanghai

Rea, asst., Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Saigon

Read, D. II., managing director, Alex. Campbell & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Read, E.F. C-,

Read, V., assistant,

China Press, Asiatic

Inc., Petroleum

Shanghai Co., Ld., Newchwang

Read, G. T., Asia Realty Co., Shanghai

Read, J. E., assist. Boat officer, Chinese Maritime Customs, Foochow

Read, J. H. C., assist, supt. of Surveys, Kedah

Read, J. H., assist., McAuliffe, Davis

Read, J. T., engineer-in-chief, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Shanghai

Read, P. W. E., assistant, Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Tokyo

Read, R.. L., assistant, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Read, W., senior warder, Municipal Police, Shanghai

Read, W., constable, British Consulate, Canton

Read, W. J., assist., United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Reade, A. K., warder, Prisons department, Singapore

Real, A. E., manager, Eastern Indian Trading Co., Bangkok

Reason, A. G. H., assistant, McAuliffc, Davis & Hope, Penang

Reason, H., Green Island Cement Co., Hok Un, Hongkong

Reason, S., deputy water engineer, Municipal Water dept., Singapore

Reay, G. H. IN., electrical engineer, Public Works dept., Singapore

Reboul, secretariat, Messageries Maritimes, Saigon

Rebsamen, J. A., manager, Cambefort & Co., Shanghai

Receveur, H. C., controleur principal, services civils, Hadong, Tonkin

Reconnu, L., Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Record, A. H., assist., Shanghai Tug and Lighter Co., Shanghai

Redding, F. W., president, Port Banga Lumber Co., Inc., Zamboanga

Reddish, N. G., Borneo Motors, Ld., Ipoh, Perak

Redfeam, E. K., accountant, Insular Life Insurance Co., Manila

Redfearn, E. S., headmaster, English iSchool, Kuala Pilah, Negri Seftibilan

Redfearn, H. IS., United Methodist Church Mission, Ningpo

Redfearn, P. W., assist., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Redfearn, W. W., proprietor, Redfearn’s Horse Repository, Singapore

Redferm, R. J., assist., Warner Barnes & -Co.. Ld., Manila

Redinger, C. O., Alhambra Cigar & Cigarette Manufacturing Co., Manila

Redmond, F. E., prof, of civil & mechanical engng., University, Hongkong

Redway, 0. B., managing dir., Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ld., Penang

Reed, A. J., accountant, General Post Office, Hongkong

Reed, A. R., Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., Tabowie, Ohoseni

Reed, C. F., assistant, Collins & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Reed, Charles S-, vice-consul, American Consulate, Taihoku, Yunmanfu

Reed, D., assist., China Light & Power Co., Hongkong

Reed, E. B., principal land surveyor, Public Works department, Hongkong

Reed, iE. J., reporter, Central China Post, Hankow

Reed, F. L., Sooony-Vacuum Corporation', Cebu

Reed, Capt. H. G., deputy officer, Fire Brigade, Shanghai

Reed, H. H., chief accountant,' Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Reed, H. W., warder, Convict Establishment, Taiping, Perhk

Reed, Dr. J. G., Easterh Hospital, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Reed, J. T. S., manager,- National City Bank of New York, Canton

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 241

Reed, R., assist, accountant, Yangtze Rapid Steamship Co., Ichang

Reed, W. R., assist., Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Mukden

Reedyk, G. A., assist., American Asiatie Underwriters, Manila

Reek, B. C. H., China Finance" Corporation, Shanghai

Reeks, H. A., deputy commissioner, Post Office, Shanghai

Rees, A. H. H., manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Tsinan

Rees, H. P., assistant, Wm. Powell, iLd., Hongkong

Rees, L. C. Parker, supt. of Crown Lands,, Public Wo’tks dept., Hongkong

Rees, L. R., manager, Mackenzie & Co,, Ld., Tiniitsin

Rees, R. D., secretary, National Christian Council of China, iShanghai

Rees, S. T., manager, Sime, Darby & Co., Steremban, N. Sembilan

Reese, J., president, Manila Trading k Supply Co., Manila

Reeve, E. W., European master, High iSchool, Malacca

Reeve, G. W., assistant master, Queen's College, Hongkong

Reeves, C., engr. surveyor, Eisler, Reeves, Murphy & Lyle, Ld., Shanghai

Reeves, G. F., representative,' United States Shoe Co., Manila

Reeves, L. J., assistant, United. Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Refo, H. B., Lingnan . University, Canton

Regine, L. S., director and acting manager, China Booksellers, Ld., Peiping

Regnier,

Reguera, M.,

Jose,EstSpanish

Asiatique: Francais,

Consul, Iloilo Saigon

Rehders, H., Deutsch Asiatische Bank, iShanghai

Rehn, II. J., American. Far Eastern Match Co., Shanghai

Reib, D. C., assistant, Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Shanghai

Reibeiro, C. A., Malayan Medical Journal, Singapore

Reich, J., supt., Findlay Miller Timber Co., Manila

Reich, W., .assistant, Schmidt & Co., Harbin

Reichel, W., assistant, Kiessling & Bader, Tientsin

Reid, A., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Hongkong

Reid, A., assistant, Harrisons k Crosfield Ld., Sumatra

Reid, A. R., assistant, United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Reid, F. O., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Hongkong

Reid, G. D., sanitary inspector, Hongkong

Reid, J., inspector, Sanitary dept., Hongkong

Reid, J. A. H., clerk of Works. Public Works dept., Johore

Reid, J. H., assist. & signs the firm, McAuliffe, Davis & Hope, Penang

Reid, J. S. W., treasury, Kelantan

Reid, M., assist., Mansfield & Co., Ld., Singapore

Reid, M. C., assistant, Eastman Kodak Co., Shanghai

Reid, N. T., director, Wise &'Co., Manila

Reid, R. M., assistant, iSocony-Vacuum Corporation, Tientsin

Reid, R. S., claim agent, Robert Dollar Co., Manila

Reid, S., agent, Aall & Co., Kobe

Reid, T. A., executive engr., Public Works and Railways dept., Sarawak

Reid, W. J., manager, Dodwell & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Reid, W. M., assist., Singapore ■ Improyemtent Trust, Singapore

Reidy, M. J., assist, colonial veterinary surgeon, Sanitary dept., Hongkong

Reiff, P., assistant, Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie, Shanghai

Reiff, Richard, Merchant, Kobe

Reifsnider, C. S., sub-accountant, National City Bank, Peiping

Reifsnider, J., special representative, Commercial Pacific Cable Co., Tokyo

Reijsenbach, F., manager, Netherlands Trading Society, Shanghai

Reilly, H. C., partner, Gattey & Bateman, Singapore

Rein, Bernt, manager, Wallem & Co., Shanghai

Reineeke, A., assist., Bornemann & Co., Hongkong

Reiners, W. E., assistant, Harrisons, King & Irwin, Hankow

Reinhardt, W.. assist., Shingming Trading Co., Tientsin,

Reis, W. B., Eldorado Oil Works, Manila

Reiss, A.,

Reiss, D., assistant,

director, Deutsch-Asiatische

Reiss Massey & Co.,Bank,Ld.,Shanghai

Hongkong

242 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Reiss, Dr. Frederick, medical practitioner, Shanghai

Reiss, J. M., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Bank, K’loon Sub-Agency, H’kong

Reissen, H., assist., iDoitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Reit, J., Jacobson van den Berg & Co., Sourabaya

Reith, H., Kuenzle & Streiff, Zamboanga

Reither, E., Foreign Trading Corporation, Manila

Relton, L. N., assist., Claude Neon (Lights, Inc., Shanghai

Remedio, J. M. d’Almada, solioiror, Hongkong

Remedies, F. E. A., secretary, Vitro Piling Co., Ldi, Hongkong

Remedios, M., represenltative; Hongkong Publishing Bureau, Hongkong

Remedios, T. J. dos, account., Jar dine, Matheson & Co.. Taipeh, Formosa

Remy, W., assist., Deutsche-Stickstoff, Krauch & Co., Shanghai

Remacre, B. J., assist workshop officer, Fire Brigade, Shanghai

Renard, M., accountant, Banque Beige pour PEtranger, Shanghai

Renaud, A., repnesentative, General Motors Export Co., Manila

Renault, P., president de la Commission Municipale, Cholon

Rendall, E. S., proprietor, Rendall & Co., Tientsin

Rendall, F. C. E., solicitor, Russ & Co., Hongkong

Rendall, G. H., chief clerk, Public Works dept., Shanghai

Rendle, H. C. R., actg. assist, district officer, Lower Perak

Reneman, C. C., assist., British Cigarette Co., iLd., Shanghai

Renet, E., Descours et Cabaud, Saigon

Renie, Ph., agent auxiliaire, Banque de 1’Indochine, Saigon

Renkewitz, A., assist., Cornabe, Eckford & Co., Tsingtao

Renner, Dr. A., medical practitioner, 'Shanghai

Renner, Ch., chancellor, French Consulate, Hongkong

Rennie, A. A., judge, iSupreme Court & Treasurer, Kuching, Sarawak

Rennie, J. S. M., managing director, Rennie, Ld., Singapore

Rennolds, W. H., president, Bennolds Co., Win. H., Manila

Rens, J., manager, De Javasche Bank, Koetarajda, Sumtra

Renton, R., managing director, Stanton, Nelson & Co., Ld., Singapore

Requien, M., assist., Teikoku Sanso K.K., Kobe

Repuke, J., Alhambra Cigar & Cigarette Manufacturing Co., Manila

Retnam, A., assist, master, Victoria Bridge School, Singapore

Reusch, C. P., secretary, Norwegian Legation, Tokyo

Reutens, E. A., state treasurer, Negri iSembilan

ReUtens, J. S., chief inspector, Health dept., Municipality, Penang

Reutens, P. F., forest ranger, Sarawak

Reuterberg, E., engineer, Siam Electric Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

Revel-Mouroz, A. J., assist., Otto Linke, Tsingtao

Revelli, Y. A., chancelier, French Consulate, Singapore

Revie, Duncan, assist., Lean & Co., Penang

Revie, J., assist., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Revilla, A., Philippine Land Improvement Co., Manila

Reyes, A., chief acct., Earnshaw Docks, Manila

Reyes, A. C., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (iSouth China), ILd., Hongkong

Reyes, A., Bayne & Oo., Henry Hunter, Manila

Reyes, Clemente, proprietor, Philippine Auto Supply Co., Manila

Reyes, E., iSales manager, Manila Supply Co., Manila

Reyes, F., proprietor, Reyes Electrical Works, Manila

Reyes, I. S., advertising mgr., The Peoples Press Inc., Manila

Reyes, J., assist., Chase Bank, The, Shanghai

Reyes, J., Reyes & Co., Manila

Reyes, J. N., assistant, Ker & Co., Manila

Reyes, P. F., chief clerk. Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Manila

Reyes, R., Chilean consul, Singapore

Reymann, N. E., assist., Marden & Co., Shanghai

Reynaud, J., Cie. d’Exportation de Produits Asiatique, Shanghai

Reyners, H. A., agent, Culturer Mij der Vorstenlainden, Semarang

Reynell, H., broker, Shanghai

FOEEIGN RESIDENTS 243

Reynolds, A. E., assist., Spicers (Export), iLd., Shanghai

Reynolds, A. F., overseer, Public Works dept., Hongkong

Reynolds, A. G., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Reynolds, Rev. F. W. J., chaplain, Church of England, Selangor

.rteynoldiS, J. C., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ld., Penang

Reynolds, L. C., vice-consul of United States, Nanking

Reynolds, L. N., acting commissioner of Police, Sarawak

Reynolds, V. F., office secretary, Fette Rug Co., Fed. Inc., Peiping

Reynolds, W. Graham, doctor (Shameen), Canton Hospital, Canton

Reynolds, W. J., assist., Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Bangkok

Reysenbach, T., acting mgr., Netherlands Trading Society, Shanghai

Rhame, J. F., general manager, China Electric Co., Ld., Shanghai

Rhein, M. D., interpreter, French Legation, Peiping

Rheinfield, R., assist., Eofa American Drug Co., Shanghai

Jthijn, M. van, assist, president, Deli en Serdang, Medan, Sumatra

Rhoades, O. R., vice-consul for America, Kobe

Rhoderick, C. E. G., Chinese Maritime Customs, Hoihow

Rhodes, E., assist., Drew & Napier, Singapore

Rhodes, G. L. S., assistant, Borneo Co., Ld., Singapore

Rhodes, S. T., assist, visiting agent, Socfin & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

IRial, W. P., chief chemist, Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Ribbons, Y. W., health iruspector, Municipal Health dept., Shanghai

Ribeiro, A. A. V., sales repres., Socony-Vacuum Corpn., Shameen, Canton

Ribeiro, J., partner, Maxim & Co., Hongkong

Ribeiro, J. A. V., partner, Maxim & Co., Hongkong

Ribet, A., partner, Madier, Ribet et Cie., Canton

Riby, F. A., actg. mgr., Repulse Bay Hotel, Hongkong

Ricard, M. J. C., acting deputy Postal Commissioner, Changchun

Rice, Dr. H., Emmanuel Mission Hospital, Nanning

Rice, G. S., Lowe Bingham & Matthews, Hongkong

Rice, S. N., assist. Financial adviser L Auditor, Hongkong

Rice, T. J., assistant, Seth, Mancell & McLure, Shanghai

Rice, W. B., assistant secretary, Raven Trust Co., Shanghai

Rice, W. R., director, West Coast Life Insurance 'Co., Shanghai

Rice-Oxley, A., adjutant, Constabulary, Jesselton, British North Borneo

Rich, C. G., assist., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Singapore

Rich, F. M., supt., Socony-Vacuum Ccrporation, Nhabe, Saigon

Rich, M., assistant, Arnhold & Co., Ld. Shanghai,

Richard, A., assist, to sales manager, General Motors (Japan), Ld., Osaka

Richard, C., manager, E. O. Gammeter & Co., Singapore

Richard, G. P. B., secretary, Brossard Mopin Establissementsj Singapore

Richard, H. L., assist., Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Richard, Rev. L. S. J., librarian, Aurora University, Singapore

I Richard, O.,P.,assistant,

Richard, assistant,E. O.Soc.Gammeter

Havraise

Indo-chinoise,

i Richard, Fr., Framco-Chinese Municipal School, Shanghai

I1 Richards, A. F., governor and commander-in-chief, British North Borneo

Richards, A. P., div. mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China),-Ld., S’hai

■I Ridhards,

Richards, B.C., V.,Shanghai

assist, master, HighEngineering

Dock and School, Malacca

Co., Ld., Shanghai

J Richards, C., manager, Goodyear Tire & Rubber Export Co., Manila

; Richards, C. G., charge emgr., Municipality, Singapore

Richards, D., anting superintendent, Convict Establishment, lyoh, Perak

l Richards, Dr. D. C., deputy health officer, Medical department, Malacca

Richards, D. I., Tipper & Co., Tientsin

Richards, E. C., Hongkong & Shanghai Bank, Manila

Richards, E. S., attorney, Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Iloilo

Richards, F. B., agent, Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc., Cebu

Richards, H. F., Police dept., Kampar, Perak

244 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Richards, J. G., assist., American Chinese Co., Tientsin)

Richards, L., Anglo French & Bendixens, Ed., Singapore

Richards, L. H., assistant, Liddell Bros. & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Richards, R., Marine department, Penang

Richards, R., chaplain-in-charge, St. Andrew’s Cathedral, Singapore

Richards, S. S., assist, teacher, Govt. English School, Bentong, Pahang '

Richards, T. J., inspector of works, Public Works department, Hongkong

Richards, U. G., licensed surveyor, Lim & Seah, civil engineers, Singapore

Richards, W. J., Chinese National Wireless Telegraph Co., Shanghai

Richardson, A. J., proprietor, A. J. Richardson & Co., Shanghai

Richardson, C. S., manager, Nai Lert, Bangkok

Richardson, E. H. L., assistant, Borneo Co., Ld., Bangkok

Richardson, F. J. A., assist, municipal engineer, Singapore

Richardson, Geo., manager, National Aniline and Chemical Co., Tientsin

Richardson, G. F., secretary International Underwriters, Shanghai

Richardson, J. D., surveyor, Revenue Survey Branch, Perak

Richardson, J. E., engineer P.W.D., Hongkong

Richardson, J. J., Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ld., Singapore

Richardson, J. M., factory supt., Simmons Company (Chicago)* Shanghai

Richardson, L., financial officer, F.M.S. Railway, Kuala iLumpur, Selangor

Richardson, R. F., Beverlac Rubber & Co., Klang

Richardson, W. A., Whitcaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ld., Hankow

Richardson, W. H., assist., British Cigarette Co., iShanghai

Richelmann, D., agent, Netherlands Trading Society, Singapore

Riches, E. J., director, McAlister A Co., Ed., Singapore

Riches, H. G. G., Sime, Darby & Co., Ld., Singapore

Richfer, E., assistant, L. Mdeller & Co., Shanghai

Richmond, Dr. G. ID., medical practitioner, Yokohama

Richmond, H., engineer, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Richmond, J. F., assistant, -Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Hongkong

Richmond, R. H., Chinese Maritime Customs, Tsingtao

Richmond, W. J., Lowe, Bingham A Matthews, Shanghai

Richter, Ed., assist, civil eng., Establissements Brossard Mopin, S. E. S’pore

Richter, P., assist,, Alhambra Cigar & Cigarette Manufacturing Co., Manila

Richter, V., International Savings Society, Shanghai

Rickards, Jose, director, Philippine Land Improvement Go., Manila

Rickeard, Dr. J. H., Eastern Dispensary, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Rickman, A. J., acct., Centrosojus (Eng.), Ld., Hankow

Rickman, P., assistant, Banque Beige pour 1’Stranger, -Shanghai

Richmond, J. F., accountant, Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Haiphong

Ricks, H. L., sales manager, Shanghai Horse Bazaar, iShanghai

Riddell, J., manager, P. & O. Banking Corporation, Singapore

Riddell, J, A., manager, Robinson Piano Co., Ld., Selangor

Riddell, Dr. J. D., Evan-Jones & Riddell, Shanghai

Riddell, T. W., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Hongkong

Riddell-Carre, assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Shanghai

Riddiford, W. J., assist., Canadian Govt, Trade Commissioner, Hongkong

Ride, L. T., professor of physiology, Hongkong University, Hongkong

Ridgway, L. P., assist, engr.-in-chief, Shanghai-Nanking Railway, Shanghai

Ridgway, Dr. J. W., dentist., Shanghai

Ridgway, L. P., assist, engr.-in-chief, iShanghai-Nianking Railway, Shanghai

Ridler, W., Doney & Co., Tientsin

Ridley, J., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P.I.), Ld., Manila

Ridley, J. W., inspector of machinery, Mines dept., Selangor

Ridout, F. G., civil engineer, Harbour Board, Singapore

Riechelmann, ID., agent, Netherlands Trading Society, Singapore'

Rieck, H., assist., Carl Wolter & Co., Chemulpo

Riedel, C., Shipping A forwarding agent, iDairen

Jtieff, C. G., assist., Netherlands Trading Society, Singapore

Riege, W., signs jointly, Jebsen A Co., Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 245

Rieger, John, manager, Savoy Hotel, Shanghai

Rielly, P. C., surveyor, H.B.M. Consulate, Bureau Veritas, Shanghai

Riem, C. G., mgr., Nederlandshe Indische Bureau Veritas, Shanghai

Riemer, E. B. C., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), iLd., Foochow

Riessen, H., assist., Doitsu Senryo Gomel Kaisha, Kobe

Rigaut, P., Banque Franco-Chinoiise, Saigon

Rigaux, M., Longtho Hydraulic Co., Haiphong

Rigazzi, A., architect, Royal State Railways of Siam, Bangkok

Rigby, R. E., assist., Hanson, Orth, & Stevenson, Inc., Manila

Rigby, W. E., assist, protector of Chinese, Chinese Protectorate, Malacca

Rigden, W. B., assist., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Hankow

Rigg, W. H. B., Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Hongkong

Riggio, L., signs per pro., Olerici, Bedoni & Co., S. A., Shanghai

Riggs, C. T., manager, Central Agency, Ld., Chefoo

Riggs, S. C., Sworn Measurer, Shanghai

Righini, G. F., general manager, Righini Co., Ld., Shanghai

Rignall, J. A., assist;, British Cigarette Go., Shanghai

Rignot, J., branch manager, Assurance Franco-Asiatique, Tientsin

Riis, R. E.G., T.,

Riley, asst,sub-station

sales mgr., San Miguel Brewery

attendant, ShanghaiInc.,Power

Manila,Co.,P.I.Shanghai

Riley, F. L., assist, commissioner of Police, Lower Perak

Riley, V. O., F. D. Bisseker, Tientsin

Riloff, N. P., representative, Eitingon-Schild Co., Tientsin

Rimmer,'W. G., assistant, iSnrith, Bell & Co., Ld., Manila

Rimsha, J., assistant, Wassard & Co., Vladivostock

Rimsha, N. V., attorney, Asiatic Trading Corporation, Ld., Hankow

Rinas, G., engineer, Asiatic Trading Corporation, Ld., The, Hankow

Rincon, M., manager, El. Hogar Filipino, Manila

Rinden, Rev. A. O., American Board Mission, Foochow

Ring, E., inspector, Municipal Police, Shanghai

Ring, J., engineer, Public Works dept., Hongkong

Ring, J. L., assist., U. S. Rubber Export Co., iShanghai

Ring, R. W., Robert Dollar Co., Shanghai

Ringenbach, J. E., medical officer, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Ringer, F. E. E., vice-consul for 'Sweden, Holme Ringer & Co., Nagasaki

Ringer, M. C. G., Holme, Ringer & Co., Nagasaki

Ringer, S. A., vice-consul for Norway & Portugal, H. Ringer & Co., N’saki

Ringnalda, G., manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Cebu

Ringwalt, A. R., vice-consul, American Consulate, Shanghai

Rion, M., Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Riotter, M., assist., Cie. Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigon

Ripley, C. H., officer in charge of Radio Stations, American Legation, Peiping

Risoe, A., supt engineer, Mansfield & Co., Ld., Penang

Risttieg, W.,

Ristow, G., Behn,

assist., Meyer & Co.,& Co.,

Alex Ross SernaShanghai

rang

Riswold, L., International Harvester Co., Manila

Ritch, H., Kuenzle and Streiff Inc., Zamboanga

Ritchie, A., chartered accountant, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Hongkong

Ritchie, ID., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ld., Amoy

Ritchie, F. G., partner, Ritchie & Bisset, Singapore

Ritchie, J. A., assist., Palmer & Turner, Shanghai

Ritchie, J. S., The Mercantile Bank of India, Ld., 'Shanghai

Ritchie, W. W., secretary, Directorate General of Posts, Shanghai

Ritenour, C., Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co., Manila

Ritmeester, W.

Rittenhouse, E. E.,F.,assist.,

N. V.Socony-Vacuum

Koloniale Tabak Imp. Mij.,

Corporation. Sourabaya

Osaka

Ritter, Dr. O., assist., Bayer, Meister Lucius Yakuhin Gomei Kaisha, Kobe j.".

Rivas,

Riveiro,S.A.,M.,general

Chargemanager,

d’Affaires,Insular

Chilean Legation,

Guaranty Co.,Tokyo

Manila

Rivera, J. L., secretary, Zullig, Inc., Manila

246 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Rivera, M. C., (Lawyer, Rivera, iPascual & Alba, Manila

Rivera, Martin, In Oharge Insurance dept., Fernandez Hermanos Inc., MairT

Rivera, N., secretary, Mount Arayat Sugar Co., Manila

Rivero, J. A., Dodwell & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Rivero, P. J., assist., Ilbert & Co., Shanghai

Rix, H., signs per pro., Telge & Schroeter, Shanghai

Rix, H. Rodway, Maxwell & Kenion, Perak

Rizaeff, H. M. D., real estate and Mortgage Broker, Shanghai

Roach, A. H., Olivier-Chine, Shanghai

Roach, J., assist., United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Roach, R. B., engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Rohan, L. G., assist., Kofa American Drug Co., Fed., Inc.,; U.iS.A., Shanghai

Robardelle, (L., assistant, Marcus, Harris & Lewis, Kobe

Robarts, R. M., asst., Jar dine Engineering Corp., Ld., The, Hongkong

Robb, A. G., surveyor, Survey dept., F.M.S.

Robb, A. R., branch manager, Fraser & Neave, Ld., Perak

Robb, D. S., chartered accountant, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Hongkong

Robb, G. A. L., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Hankow

Robb, John C., pres., Romar Publishing Co., Manila

Robb, L. T. A., partner, Robb & Nilsson, Kedah

Robb, W., Editor & managin', American Chamber of Commerce, Manila

Robbins, F. L., chemist, Parke, Davis & Co., Shanghai

Robbins, H. H., general mgr., Malayan Collieries, !Ld., Selangor

Robert, Dr. E. L., medical officer, Medical dept., Johore Bahru, Johore

Robert, R. F., pro-vicar French Mission, Canton

Robert, J., directeur de Fagence, Descours et Cabaud, Saigon

Robert, P., assist., Soc. Anonyme de Etains de iKinta, Perak

Roberts, A., foreman, Brit.-Amern. Tob. Co. (Straits), Ld., Selangor

Roberts, A. E., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.iS.), Ld., Penang

Roberts, A. H., proprietor, Victoria Printing Press, Hongkong

Roberts, B., accountant, American Trading Co. of Japan, Ld., Kobe

Roberts, Rev. B. C., Bishop, St. Andrew’s Cathedral, Singapore

Roberts, Rev. C. A., Hunan Bible Institute, Changsha

Roberts, C. C., assist., Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong

Roberts, C. M., sub-acct., The National City Bank of New York, Mukden

Roberts, E.C. W.,

Roberts, inspector, Fraser

J., assistant, Police &dept., Penang

Neave, Ld., Selangor

Roberts, F. C., assist., British-American Tobacco Go. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Roberts, F. D., Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong

Roberts, G. G., assist. Auditor, External Audit dept., Singapore

Roberts, I. E., assistant, Thomson & Co., iShanghai

Roberts, J., assist., Kofa American Drug Co., Shanghai

Roberts, J.. assist., British Cigarette Co., Mukden

Roberts, J. C.," assistant, Hongkong and iShanghai Bank, Foochow

Roberts, J. Duncan., managing director, Duncan Roberts, iLd., Singapore

Roberts, J. H., senior executive engr., Public Works dept., Kuantan, Pahang

Roberts, J. V., director, Dunlop Rubber Co. (Straits Settlements), Ld., S'pore

Roberts, IK., Whitson’s, Ld., Shanghai

Roberts, L. J., Temporary warder, Prison dept., Singapore

Roberts, Lt. N. A., assist.. Naval Attache, U.S.A. Embassy, Tokyo

Roberts, R. J., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ld., Shanghai

Roberts, R. L., Melchers & Co., Shanghai

Roberts, R. M., assist., Anglo-Siam Corporation, Bangkok

Roberts, R. P., assist, surveyor, Public Works dept., Shanghai

Roberts, R, W., aoct,, Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China, Hankow

Roberts, S. H., warder, Prison dept., Penang

Roberts, T. A., Manila Motor Co., Inc., Manila

Roberts, W., Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ld., Perak

Roberts, W. A., assist., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 247

Roberts, ,W. 0., assistant, Whitsons, LcL, Shanghai

Roberts, W. EL, executive engr., Public Works dept., Kuala Lumpur, iSeTangor-

Roberts, W. J., Asiatic Petroleum Go. (,S: China), Ld., Aihoy ;

Robertson, A., director, John Little & Co., iLd., Singapore

Robertson, A. G., assistant, Neill & Bell, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Robertson, A. W., vice-pres., Findlay Miller Timber Co., Manila

Robertson, C. A., American Consulate, Shanghai

Robertson, C. B., engineer, Public Works dept., Hongkong

Robertson, C. M., service mgr., Honigsberg & Sou, (Shanghai

Robertson, D. S., Mukden Medical College,' Mukden

Robertson, E. T., jr., Robertson & Son, Edward T., Shanghai

Robertson, E. S., assist., Shanghai Power Co., iShanghai

Robertson, George, engineer, Singapore Hume Pipe Co., (Ld., Singapore

Robertson, H., assistant, Smith, Bell & Co., Ld., Manila

Robertson, H. D. M., inspector, Municipal Police, Shanghai

Robertson, H. L., Ker & Co., Cebu

Robertson, J.,J., Hongkong

Robertson', assistant, & Socony-Vacuum

Kowloon WharfCorporation, Shanghai

& Godown Co., (Ld., Hongkong

Robertson, J., sub-acot., Chartered Bank of India Australia & China, S’pore

Robertson, J. F., assistant, United Engineers, Ld., Singapore'

Robertson, J. H., North China American School, Peiping

Robertson, J. J., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Singapore

Robertson, J. W., signs per pro., Butterfield & Swire, Shanghai

Robertson, K. A, acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Penang

Robertson, K., director, Brunner, Mond & Co. (Japan), Ld., Kobe

Robettson, K. S., engineer, Public Works dept., Hongkong

Robertson, (L. G., Hongkong and Shangihai Bank, Hongkong

Robertson, P. F., Ajmerican Foreign Insurance Association, Canton

Robertson, R., professor of economic and political science, University, H’kong

Robertson, R. C., assist, commissioner, Municipal Health dept., (Shanghai

Robert^Pri, T., supt., Municipal Police, Shanghai

Robertson, Lt.-col. T. A., secretary, Hongkong Club, Hongkong

Robertson, W., accountant, American Express Co., Inc., Hongkong

Robertson, W., inspector, Municipal Police, Shanghai

Robertson, W. B., installation supt., S ooony-Vacuum Corp., Shanghai

Robertson, W. F., assistant, Malayan Tobacco Distributors Ld., Penang

Robertson, W. G., manager, Pure Cane Molasses Co., Hongkong

Robertson, W. H., Singapore Free Press, Singapore

Robey, H. T. G., Vick & Co., (Singapore

Robillos, N., National Shoe & Slipper Supply Co., Cebu

Robin, Dr. E., Chinese Go^t. Railways, Customs, & Naval Med. College, T’sin

Robins, A. O., division engineer, Government Power Station, Bangkok

Robinson, A., actuary, Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Singapore

Robinson, A., assistant, Robert Dollar Co., Hankow

Robinson,

Robinson, A.A. E.,

G., assist., Siamese Tin

senior executive Syndicate,

engineer, PublicBangkok

Works dept., F.M.IS.

Robinson, A. P., partner, Drew & Napier, Singapore

Robinson', Capt. C. R. (Tokyo), naval attache, British (Legation, Peiping

Robinson, C. iS., engr., International Engineering Co., Bangkok

Robinson, C. W., signs per pro., manager, Eastern and Oriental Hotel, Penang

Robinson, D., engineer, Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ld., Singapore

Robinson, D. E., assist., Claude Neon Lights, Inc., Shanghai

Robinson, E. C., assistant, Texas Co. (China), Ld., Seoul

Robinson, F., Chase Bank, The, Shanghai

Robinson, F., legal adviser, Alor Star High Court, Kedah

Robinson, F. H., chief electrical engineer, Harbour Board, Singapore

Robinson, F. J., assist., British Borneo Timber Co., Ld., Sandakan, B. N. B’neo

Robinson, G., assist., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Robinson, G., United States Rubber Co., Manila

248 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Kobinson, G. A., assist., Butterfield & Swire, Shanghai

Robinson, H. D.., trade commr., United States dept, of Commerce, Shanghai

Robinson, H. K., Huttenbach, Lazarus & Sons, Perak

Robinson, H. G. F., architect, Spence, Robinson & Partners, Shanghai

Robinson, J., assist., Claude Neon (Lights, Ine., Shanghai

Robinson, J., Bradley & Co,, (Ld., Swatow

Robinson!, J. F., signs per pro., Ross & Co. (China), Ld., Alex, Hongkong

Robinson, J. L., Far! Eastern Drug Trading Oo., Shanghai

Robinson, J. L., manager, A. C. Burgess & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Robinson, J. L., manager, Collier & Stephenson, Shanghai

Robinson, K. H., district, manager, Texas Co., Ld., Hongkong

Robinson, L. B., Robinson & Ellis (Navigation Works, Manila

Robinson, P. M., Eastern Smelting Co., Penang

Robinson, R. W., assistant, Strong & Co., Kobe

Robinson, T. H., consul for United States, Penang

Robinisoiii,

Robinson, W. W. G.G.,C.,treasurer,

insuranceEarnshaw, Docks hiatheson

dept., Jardine, & Honolulu IronLd.,

& Co., Works, Man’l

Shanghai

Robison, H. D., U.S. Department of Commerce* Shanghai

Robitschek, P., sales manager, Rata Shoe Oo., Ld., Singapore

Robles, ID., Robles Transportation, Manila

Robles, T., .assist, manager, La Lira, Manila

Robless, C. E., asst., Land office & Registry of Deeds, Penang

Robson, A., publisher, La Yangardia, Manila

Robson, A. W., assist., Jardine, Matheson &; Cc.» Ld., Shanghai

Robson, G. F., manager, dockyard dept., Singapore Harbour Board,'Singapore

Robson, I. L., m.anag'e-r, Sandakan Dispensary, Sandakan

Robson, J., sales-manager (general division), Mearne, Bros., iLd., Penang

Robson, J. H. M., managing director, Malay Mail, Selangor

Robson, W. H. C., assist., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Rocca, Jean, manager, Far East Oxygen & Acetylene Co., Ld., Shanghai

Roces, R. F., president, Roces & Co., Inc., Manila

Rocha, F. P., officer-in-charge, Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Ld., Macao

Rocha, J. M. da, principal, J. M. da Rocha & Co. and Consul for Costa Rica, Hongkong

Rochat, A., assistant, Societe Anonyme- Beige, Bangkok

Roche, A. A., assist., Inniss & Riddle (China), Ld., iShanghai

Roche, A. B., inspector, Police departme nt, Penang

Roche, A. N., assist., Harvie Cooke & Co., Shanghai

Roche, E., Societe des Chaux Hydrauhques du Langtho, Haiphong

Roche, E. A., Sanitary Observer, Public Health department, Shanghai

Roche, F., assist., General Electric Co. of China, Jjd., Shanghai

Roche, L., chef du secretariat, French Railways, Hanoi

Roche, R. W., assistant, Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Shanghai

Rochefort, J. J., language officer, U.S.A. Embassy, Tokyo

Rocke, L. L., .attorney, Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Manila

Rocker, G., Government veterinary surgeon, Singapore

Rockhaltz, G. O., The Texas Co. (China), Ld., Hongkong

Rockwell, J., vice-pres., Manila Electric Co., Manila

Rodatz, U., Manufacturers’ representative, Shanghai

Rodda, A., clerk, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Rodda, I., assist., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Rodde, G., Java^China-Japan Lyn, N.V., Shanghai

Rode, F., Bremen; Colonial & China Trading Co., Tientsin

Rode, H., assistant, Siemssen & Co., Canton

Rode, W. A., manager, Caxton Press, Perak

Rodger, G. iS., workshop supt., Hongkong Tramways, Ld., Hongkong

Rodger, H. D., attorney counsellor-at-law; & dir., Hsin Foo Corpn., Shanghai

Rodger, J., antg; mgr., Central Agency. Ld., Hongkong

Rodger, R. E., assist., Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Tientsin

Rodger, R. K., signs per pro., Butterfield & Swire, Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 249>

'Rodger, W., aiccountant, Straits Tradirig^Co., Ld., Singapore

Rodger, W., town supt., Sanitary Board, Selangor

Rodgers, II. A., dcct., Hongkong Land Invest. Agency/Ccj.j, Ld-j Hongkong .

Rodin, D., draughtsman, Eothar Marcks, Mukden

'Rodrigues, E., proprietor, Philippine Trading Co., Manila

Rasske, A., assistant, Jebsen & Oo., Canton

Rodrigues, E. V., head of preventive service, Gqvt. Monopolies dept., Malacca

Rodrigues, Fernandes, vice consul for Italy and General Merchant, Macao

Rodrigues, M. G. M., secretary, Peruvian Legation, Peiping

Rodriguez, Mates. H., secretary, Guttridge & Chambers, Inc., Manila

Rodyk, A. J., surveyor, Swan & Maclaren, Singapore

Rodyk, H. G,, assist, Bruce, Petrie, Ld., Singapore

Roe, C. J., assist., Harbour dept., Hongkong

Roe, H. B., agent, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Harbin

Roe, P. A., chief clerk, Shanghai Land Investment Co., iLd., Shanghai

Roe, R. E., managing proprietor, R. E. Roe A Co., Singapore;

Roeber, C., assistant, Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Roeber, W., assist., Arnhold & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Roebuck, T., lecturer, King Edward YII Medical College, Singapore

Roehr, O., International Harvester Co., Manila

Roehreke, E., assistant, Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Roehreke, G., Oaflowitz & Co., Shanghai

Roelli, H., proprietor, Roelli & Co., Manila

Roeper, C., signs per pro., Fulford & Co., Ld., Singapore

Roessler, W., assistant, Mee-Yeh Handels Cie., Shanghai

Rofe, H. A., assistant engineer, Public Works department, Selangor

Roger, A., assistant, Export and Import Oo., Saigon

Roger, H. W., assist., Butterfield & Swire, Yokohama

Roger, H., China Export-Import and Bank Co., Tokyo

Roger-Smith, R., manager, Miller Rubber Export Co., (Ld:, Singapore

Rogers,

Rogers, B.B., S.,Yaleassistant,

in China,Lane,

Changsha

Crawford, ILd., Hongkong

Rogers, C., assistant, Butterfield & iSwire, -Shanghai

Rogers, C., assist., Peach & Co., Shanghai

Rogers, O* H.., assistant, Guthrie & Co., Ld., Penang

Rogers, F. Theo, business manager, Philippines Free Press, Manila

Rogers, G. R., Pahang Consolidated; Co., Pahang

Rogers, G., Pekin Syndicate, Ld., Shanghai

Rogers, H. G., Goodyear Orient Co., (Singapore

Rogers, J. S., engineer, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Rogers, J. T., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Rogers, O. H., secretary, Huttenbach, Lazarus & Sons, Ld., Singapore

Rogers, R., manager. Liggett & Meyers Tobacco Co., Inc., Manila

Rogers, R. L., Pahang Consolidated Co., Pahang

Rogers, R. S., vice president, Big Wedge Mining Co., Manila

Rogers, T., engineer-in-chief, Electricity Supply dept., Municipality, Penang

Rogers, Thomas, manager & engr., Penang Hill Govt. Railway, Penang

Rogers, W., engineer, Henggeler & Martin, Ld., Selangor

Rogers, W. J., freight solicitor, Rober: Dollar Co., Manila

Rogers, Rev. W. W., vicar, St. Andrew’s Church, Kowloon

Rogerson, H., assist, master, Nieh Chih Kuei Public (School, Shanghai

Rogge, C. H., manager, German China Co., 'Ld., Shanghai

Roggers, A., Shanghai Telephone Oo., Shanghai

Roggers, A. E.,. chief clerk, Shanghai Gas Co., Ld., Shanghai

Rogovenko, W. J., Arnholdi & Co., Shanghai

Rogovin, L. M., manager, Far Eastern Drug Trading Co,, Harbin

Rohd, W. C. A., traffic supt., Great Northern Telegraph Co-,. Shanghai ,

Rohm, V., manager, Broadcast Tract Press, Changsha

250 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Rohn, Th. M., director, Leipzig International Industries Fair, Hongkong

Rohner, G. W., sub-accountant, Netherlands Trading Society, Hongkong

Rohner, O., administrateur-delegue, Societe Indochinoise d’Impn., Saigon

Rohr, Egon, signs per pro., Straits Java, Trading Co., N.V., Singapore

Rohreke, G., partner, Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Rohrer, G. N., Attorney, iSoeony-yacuum Corporation, Manila

Roher, H. V., United States Department of Commerce, Manila

Rohrbacher, L. O., assistant, Schmidt & Oo., Canton

Roldan, F., Elzer & Co., Manila

Roliz, j., assist., Messageries Maritimes, Shanghai

Roll, K., Deutsche Farben-Hande 1 sgese 11 schaft, Waibel & Co., Chungking

Roll, R., Reuter, Brockelmann & Co., Tientsin,

Rolland, T. B., Radio Technician, Public Works dept., Hongkong

Rollin, A., manager, Banque Franco-Chinoise, Hongkong

Itomar, C. L., Great Northern Telegraph Co., iLd., Shanghai

Romanet, M., Municipalite Francaise, Shanghai

Romanoff, T. P., accountant, Astor House Hotel, Tientsin

Rome, F. J. de, headmaster, Queen’s College, Hongkong

Rome, L. de, Hongkong Electric Co., Ld., Hongkong

Romero, F. L., proprietor, Romero Electric, Manila

Romilly, M. C., assistant, Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld., Iloilo

Rommy, Caisse, Messageries Maritimes, Saigon

Romney, P. H., editor & dir., Singapore Free Press, Singapore

Rondon, J., Rondon & Co., Mukden

Rondon, L., general director, L. Rondon & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Rongieras, overseer, Brossard Mopin Etablissements, Singapore

Ronlez, E., Siam Electric Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

Ronvaux, A. L., Consul for Belgium, Yokohama

Rood, L. F., assist, master, Thomas Hanbury School for Boys, Shanghai

Rooke, H. J., assist., Marcus, Harris & Lewis, Kobe

Rookledge, F. O., mgr., iSingapore Slipway and Engineering Co., Ld., S’pore

Roos, M. de, assist, manager, Singkep Tin Maatschappy, Singapore

Roos, W\ H. de, consul interpreter, Netherlands Consulate, Kobe

Roosa, A., Heacock & Co., Manila

Roos, Ar.iton, merchant, Medan, Sumatra

Roosevelt,

Rooth, A. V., Theodore,

manager,Governor of the Philippines,

Bombay-Burmah Manila

Trading Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

Roots, Rev. L. H., American Church Mission, Hankow

Rooy, H. van, assist., iSingapore Rubber Works, Singapore

Roper, D., headmaster. Klang High School, Selangor

Roper, W. J., assist., Butterfield & Swire, Shanghai

Roque, B., jr., Roque & Roque, Manila

Roque, V., treasurer, Tionloc, Inc:, Manila

Rosa, de la J., manager, Yere & Sons, Co., Manila

Rosa, P., president, Philippine Sugar Estates Development Co., Manila

Rosado, A., president, Philippine Cork & Insulation Co., Manila

Rosado, J., treasurer, Philippine Cork & Insulation Co., Manila

Rosado, H. M., proprietor^ Philippine Cork & Insulation Co., Manila

Rosales, A., Model & Co., Manila

Rosario, del J., circulation manager, Philippines Herald, Manila

Rosario, Del P., City Dry Cleaning Co., Manila

Rosario, L., Philippine Button Corporation, Manila

Rosati. Capt. de Fregate, attache naval, French Embassy, Tokyo

Rosatsin. J. C., signs per pro., Shanghai Insurance Office, Tientsin

Roscoe,

Roscoe, IN.F., K.,

British-American,

representative,Tobacco

Chilian Co.. Ld., ofShanghai

Nitrate Soda Propaganda, Tokyo

Rose, Anderson R., manager, Thoresen & Co., Bangkok

Rose, A., Arnhold & Co<., Ld., Changsha

Rose, A. V., agent, David Sassoon & Co., Ld., Hankow

Rose, C., Municipal engineer, Municipality, Malacca

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 251

Rose, C. A. W., director, British-American Tobacco •Go., Ld., Shanghai

Rose, E. N., assistant, E. I. Du Pont de Nemours Co,, Inc., Shanghai

Rose, H. H., overseer, Wiaterworks, P.W.D., Hongkong

Rose, Y., assist., Arnhold & Co., iLd., Shanghai

Rose, W., assistant Registrar, Vehicles department, Singapore

Rose, W. T., quartermaster sergeant, Volunteer Corps, Shanghai

Rosedale, J. L., prof, of bio-ohem., King Edward VII Medical College, iS’pore

Rosel, M. M., director, Eeole des Meca nisi eng Asiatiques, Saigon

Roseman, H. A., traffic dept., Chi Tung Tobacco Co., Mukden

Rosen, G., Wm. Jacks & Co., Shanghai

Rosenberg, Oapt. J. W., Marine supt., Yangtze Rapid S.S. Co., Shanghai

Rosemfeld, J., Oarlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Rosenquist, A., sales manager, Hale Shoe Co., Manila

Rosenstein, W., assist., Karagheusian, American Corporation, Tientsin

Rosen,stock, C. W., vice-pres., Philippine Education Co., Inc., Manila

Rosenthal, J., president, Rosenthal Inc., Manila

Roskamp, K., dredge-master, Singkep Tin Maatschappy, Singapore

Roskruge, R., lighthouse-keeper, Harbour dept., Hongkong

Rosoman, P. R., signs per pro., Holme, Ringer & Co., Nagasaki

Ross, A., agent, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Iloilo

Ross, A., agent, Jar dine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Ichang

Ross, A. A., office manager, J. Little & Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Ross, A. R., Jar dine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Ross, B. E., partner, Logan, Ross & Samuel, Penang

Ross, C. P., Mackinnon Mackenzie & Co., Hongkong

Ross, D. A., director1, Alex Ross & Co., (China), Ld., Shanghai

Ross, D. B., inspector, Municipal Police dept., Shanghai

Ross, D. E., agent, Canadian National Railways, Yokohama

Ross, ID. M., manager, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Kobe

Ross, E. C., president. Lime Kilns Inc., Manila

Ross, F. B., director, Wadledgh Commercial, Ld., Singapore

Ross, H. T., assist., Government Printing dept., F.M.lS.

Ross, James, lawyer, Ross, Lawrence & Selph, Manila

Ross, J., assist., Chinese Maritime Customs, iShianghai

Ross, J., director, Port Lament Lumber Co., Manila

Ross, J. B., assist., Peach & Co., Shanghai

Ross., J. R., manager, Mercantile Bank of India, Ld., Hongkong

Ross, J. IK., signs per pro., Alex. Ross & Co., (Chima), (Ld., Hongkong

Ross, J. W., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Ross, Leslie, assist., Little, Adams & Wood, Hongkong

Ross, S. Hampden, chartered acct., Percy Smith, Seth & Fleming, H’kong

Ross, T. M. L.,G.assistant,

Ross-Jackson, M., assist,Soeony-Vacuum

supt., SurveyCorporation,

dept., KedahYokohama

Rossato, Rev. Fr. G., Catholic Mission Procuration, Hankow

Rossbach, H., assist., Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Rose, G. M., American Oriental Finance Corporation, Shanghai

Rossel,

Rosselet,L,C. East Asiatic Co.,Hongkong

S., secretary, Bangkok Amusements, Ld., Hongkong

Rosse, G. M., American Oriental Fina i-e Corpn., Shanghai

Rossi, G., manager, Rossi & Co., Shanghai

Rossi, V., detective, French Municipal Police, Shanghai

Rossow, C., assist., Melchers & Co., Tientsin

Rossuck, S. W., assistant, Liggett & Meyers Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Rostaing, M., chief magasr., Soci^te de Ciments Portland Artificiels, Haiphong

Rested, P., assist., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., Amoy

Roth, E., acting deputy commissioner1, Post Office, Harbin

Roth, E., signs per pro., Louis Ogliastro & Co., Saigon

Roth, E., Directorate General of Posts, Shanghai

Roth, Val, F. S. Morse, cotton controller and sworn measurer, Shanghai

Roth, W. J., Western Electric Co. of Asia, Manila

252 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Rothe, F. L., Singapore Cold 'Storage Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Rothe, K., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Rothe, U., Hackmack & Co., Peiping

Rother, E., assistant, Waibel & Co., Shanghai

Rother, J., Mee-Yeh Handels (’ompagnie, Shanghai

Rother, K., supt., Telephone.Co., Ld., Shanghai

Rother, O., supt., Manila Gas Corporation, Manila

Rothery, A., assist., Shanghai Waterworks,Co., iLd., Shanghai

Rothery, W. N., assist./Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ld., iSingaporn

Rothkehl, H., . assist., Reuter, Brockelmann Co., Tientsin

Rothschild, M., Rieser & Co., Chefoo

Rothwell, J., assist., China Printing & Finishing Co., Shanghai

Rottenschwerler, A., assist., Escher, Wyss Engineering Works, Tokyo

Rouban, M. J., assistant, Kelly & Walsh, Ld., Hongkong

Rouch, E., mgr. & engr., Ste. Anon, des Anciens Etablissenients Arnoiilt, T’tsin

Rouffaer, H., Java-China-Japan Lijn, N.Y., Shanghai

Rouffart, P., Tientsin Tramways & Lighting Co., Ld., Tientsin

Rougni, J., French (Legation, Bangkok

Rouhan, Very Rev. M., General1 College of the Missions Etrang'eres, Sfelangor

Roukens, D., assist., Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, Kobe .

Roumeugous, controleur des douanes, Bac-Giang, Tonkin

Rounds, K. K., sub-acct., National'City Bank of New York, Hongkong

Rous, J. A., assist., Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ld., Penang

Rouse, Albert, director, McMullan Co., Ld., Chefoo '

Rouse, Arthur, Secretary, McMullan & Co., Chefoo

Rouse, H. S., engineer-executive, general works, P.W.lD., Hbngkbng

Rouse, R. C. P., assist;', Chinese Maritime Customs, Caiitpn

Rousseau, H., signs per pro., Denis, Freres, Saigon

Roustan, J., manager, Grand Ho£el de Pekin, Peiping

Roux, E., director, Soc. Havraise Tndochinoise, Saigon

Roux, (Lt.-Col., attache' Miiitaire, Frentch Legation, Bangkok.:

Roux, P. de, assistant manager, Bianque de PIndochine, Tientsin

Rowan., A., mgr., China Dispensary,' Hongkong

Rowan, H. R., Manufacturers Life Ins. Co., Shanghai

Rowan, J. G., genl. mgr., Railway dept., Jesselton, British North Bornea

Rowe, C. H., supt., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

jjpwe, E., El§er & Co., Manila

Rowe, F. Benbow, sighs per pro., Liddell Bros. & Co., Shanghai

Rowe, H., assistant, D. Gestetner (Eastern) Ld., Hongkong

Rowe,

Rowe, O.T. S.E., Benbow,

assistant,sharebroker, ShanghaiLine Yokohama

.Dollar Steamship

Rowell, T. R., assistant master, Central British ’School, Hongkong

Rowland, A. F.*, warder, Convict Establishment, Taiping, Perak

Rowland, E. M., supt., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala (Lumpur, iSelangor

Rowdand, E. V., assist., Dodwell & Co., ILd., Shanghai

Rowland, F. E., assistant, Paterson, Simons & Co., ILd., Singapore

Rowland, T. J., assistant, Ramsay & Co., Hankow

Rowley, H. S. C., asst, mgr., The Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Manila

Rowsell, H. B., assistant, Liggett & Meyers Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., iS’hai

Rowsome, D. H., Texas Co., Changsha

Rowson, H. C., British American Tobacco Co., Ld., Nanking

Rowswell, R. D., supt. of mails, General Post Office, Perak

Roxburgh, A. J. H., Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Tientsin

Roxburgh, R. R., manager, John I. Thornycroft & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Roy, Fernand, consul for France, Spain, Belgium & Portugal, Amoy

Roy, M. R., International Health Corporation, Shanghai

Royds,

Royere, W.A., M., consulMunicipalite

assist., for Great Britain,

Francaise,Seoul

Shanghai

Royey, R., attache commercial, French Embassy, Tokyo

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 253

Roylance, G. E., inspector, Sanitary, dept., Hongkong

Royston, R. W., assistant, Eastern Smelting Co., Ld., Ipoh, Perak

Roza, E. ID., Chartered acct., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Hongkong

Roxas, M. C., Kriedt Printing Co., Manila

Roza, A. W. da, prin., Roza Bros., Hongkong

Roza, C. A. da, prin., Roza Bros., Hongkong

Rozario, J. F. Lopes do, manager, Banco Nacipnal X'ltramarinp, Macao

Rozemond, B., asst, mechanic, Netherlands Harbour Works Co., Moukden

Rozemond, N. P., chief mechanic, Netherlands Harbour Works Co., Moukden

Rozenbaum, B., Millington Ld., Shanghai

Ruandel, Rt. Rev. P., vicar geni , French Roman Catholic Mission, Singapore

Ruas, C. H., Tientsin Native City Water Works Go:, (Ld., Tientsin

Rubant, Francis W., merchant, Tsinan

Rubenstpipi M. H., manager, Sanitary iSteam Laundry Co., Manila

Rubin, P., cashier, National Shoe & Slipper Supply Co., Manila

Rubinio, Dr. A. IP., surgeon in charge, U.S.A. Consulate, Hongkong

Rubinsky, B. A., Manchurian Co., Harbin

Rubio, C. P., vice-president, Luzon Stevedoring Co., Inc., Manila

Rubio, J., manager, New York Export Go., Manila

Ruchwaldy, F., departmental supervisor, John iLittle As Co., Ld., Singapore

Rudgard, J. O., Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Rudland, F. H., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Rudlahd, T., assistant, (Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Rudloff, F., signs per pro., Melchers & Co., Shanghai

Rudolf, E., consul for Germany, Manila

Rudolf, Gustav, partner, Koerting, & Co., Tokyo

Rudolph, K., assist., Bayer, Meister-Luciusi Yakuhin Gomei iKaisha, Kobe

Rudsit, Ed., McGregor Iron Works, Shanghai

Rudsit, W., factory-manager, Leather Products Manufacturing Co., Shanghai

Ruebain, B. M., North Chinn Daily News and Herald, Shanghai

Rueda, C., Campos Reueda Hermanos, Inc., Manila

Ruegg,

Ruething,R.,iE.,assist.,

shop iSulzer

supt., Bros., KobeDocks, Manila

Earnshaw

Ruiz, Jimenez F., secretary, El. Hogar Filipino, Manila

Reutze, C., assistant, Melchers & Co., Hankow

'Ruf, A., assistant, Eastman Kodak Co., Shanghai

Ruffle, W. H., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Ruffiner, Capt. C. M., post exchange officer, American Legation, Peiping

Hugh, Dwight, Yale in China, Changsha

Ruiter, G. de, dredge-master, Singkep Tin Maatschappy, Singapore

Rule, M. T. P., revisor, Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Ld., Penang

Rule, R. K., assist, supt., Survey department, Malacca

Bull, M. J., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), iLd., Hongkong

Rumcker, H., assist., Paterson, Simons & Co,, Singapore

Rumjahn, D.,' assist;., Gande, Price & Co., Hongkong

Rumjahn, H. D., assist., Holland-Ohina Trading Co., Hongkong

Rumjahn, M., assistant, Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Rumjahn, S. A., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Cb., Hongkong

Rumjahn, O., Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Rumjahn, U., principal, U. Rumjahn & Co., Hongkong

Runciman, T. McK., surveyor. Survey Office, Kluang, Johore

Rundle, W.^E., assistant, D. Gestetner (Eastern), Ld., Singapore

Ruperti, IF, assistant, Kunst & Albers, Shanghai

Rupertus, Major W. H., executive officer, American Legation, Peiping

Rupp, A., manager, Swiss Watch Import Co., Kobe

Ruppel, M. H., sales manager, San Miguel Brewery, Inc., Manila

Ruser, H. C., assist., Deutsche-Stickstoff, Krauch & Co., Shanghai

Rush, G. C., assist., Sun Insurance Office, Shanghai

Rushton, A. N., departmental supervisor, John Little & Co., Ld., (Singapore

Rushton, G., Haskins & Sells, Manila

254 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Rushworth, E. ID., assistant, Mansfield & Co., Ld., Singapore

Russ, E., Municipality Francaise, Shanghai

Russ, J. L., Soconiy-Vacuum Corporation), Singapore

Russell, A., manager, Curnow & Cd., Nagasaki

Russell, A., Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha, Yokohama

Russell, C., civil engineer, Manila

Russell, iDr. D., assistant medical supt., Mental Hospital, Singapore

Russell, D. O., principal, W. R. Loxley & Co., Hongkong

Russell, Geo., managing director, J. Curnow & Co., Ld., Yokohama

Russell, G. C. F., proprietor, Russell & Co., Tsingtao

Russell, G. H., assist.', Mackintosh & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Russell, H. G., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking. Corpn., Shanghai

Russell, IL. S., manager, Sime, Darby & Co. and Commissioner^ Municipality, Malacca

Russell, H. W., assist, .general manager, Texas Co., Manila

Russell, J., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Russell, J. A., partner, Russell & Co., Selangor

Russell, J. J., general broker, Russell & Co., Manila

Russell, J. iS., Foreign Harbour office. Customs, Shanghai

Russell, P. C., warder, Prisons department, iSingapore

Russell, R. C., partner, J. A. Russell & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Russell, R. E., sub-account., The National City Bank of New York, H’kong

Russell, R. R., electrical engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Russell, W., assistant, Arnhoid & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Russell, William, Government marine surveyor, Harbour dept., Hongkong

Russell, W. A., Police Department, Hongkong

Russell, W. J., clerk, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Russells, S. W., govt, printer, Printing dept. Jesselton, British North Borneo

Russo, G., Lloyd Triestino Navigation Co., Shanghai

Russo, G., sub-officer, Fire Brigade, Shanghai

Rutgers, B. Th., jr., Holland China Trading Co., Ld., Hongkong

Rutherford, A., assist., New Engineering & Shipbuilding. Works, Ld., Shanghai

Rutherfurd, R. O., harbour master, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Ruthven, G., Kuala Pertang Syndicate, Kelantan

Ruthven, P. C., assist, engineer, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Rutter, A. S. J., assistant, Federal Dispensary, Ld., Selangor

Rutter, R. A., district officer, Lahat datu, British North Borneo

Ruttonjee, J. H., Ruttonjee & Son, Hongkong

Rutz, H., assist., Yali Import and Export Co., Ld., Mukden

Rutz,

Ruxton,J., G.president, NichizuiChinese

H., commander, TradingMaritime

Co., Ld., Customs,

Osaka Amoy

Ruyter, N., assist., Van Nie & Co., Medan

Ruyters, A., manager, Banque dTndochine, Singapore

Ryan, A., Probst, Hanbury & Co., Shanghai

Ryan, A.B. G.,

Ryan, W. Canadian

L., assist., Pacific

Adamson,

S. S.Gilfillan

Co., Kobe& Co., Ld., Singapore

Ryan, J. F., staff

Ryan, L.TV.E. C., assistant,

N., agent, Bungsor

Canadian Hospital,

RailwayKuala

Co., Lumpur,

HongkongSelangor

Ryan, The Chase Bank,Pacific

Hongkong

Rycroft,

Rycroft, A.R. J.,P. J.,

assist.,

policeAsiatic

dept.,Petroleum Co., Ld., Selangor

Negri Sembilan

Ryde, R.

Ryden, MajorL. B., Chinese

J. W., C.chief Maritime Customs, KiukiangCustoms, Tientsin

Ryder, W„tidesurveyor, Chinese

special inspector, Maritime

U.S.A. Army, Tientsin

Ryder, J., engineer,

Ryder, J., chief inspector, Kinta,Traction

Singapore Ipoh, PerakLd., Singapore

Ryder, L. A., chief inspector, Waterworks,Co.,P.W.D., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Rye, J. C. E., manager, St. Francis. Hotel, Hongkong

Ryssin, J., assist.,

Ryssin, L.,P.managing manager, Ryssin

Rysuyek, van, chef director, Ryssin & Ste.

au serv. commer., Co., Franc,

Shanghai

des Distill, de ITndo-chine, Saigon

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 25i>

Saarberg, J. F., assist., Singapore Rubber Works Singapore

Sabater, Dr. M., proprietor, Sobater Optical Institute, Manila

Sabattie, G., College Municipal Francais, Shanghai

Sahel, F. IL., Marine dept., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Sabelstrom, G. B., assist., manager, Union Brewery Co., Shanghai

Sabey, A., sergeant, Secretariat for Chinese Affairs, Hongkong

Sabunani, B. Y., manager, Dharamall Chelleram, Yokohama

Saburit, M., La Estrella del Norte, Manila

Sachau, M., Chien Hsin Engineering Co., G.m.b.IL, Ld., Shanghai

Sachs, E. H. L. E., insurance representative, Fuhrmeister & Co., Shanghai

Sachse, R., architect, Hankow

Sadick, E., assist., J. T. Bagram, Hongkong

iSadoc, A., signs per pro., Olivier-Chine, S. A., Shanghai

Sadler, G., assist., Shanghai Gas Co., Shanghai

Saegert,

Saenger, H.,W.,manager, Medicon,

assist., Keller, KernLd.& Co.,

(S.A.),Ld.,Shanghai

Hongkong

Saenz, G. J., Foreign Trading Corporation, Manila

Saet, W. H., barrister-at-law, Campbell & Co., Singapore

Saffery, P. W., signs per pro., Wm. Jacks & Co., Selangor

Sage, E. Y., accountant, Madier, Ribet et Cie., Canton

Sage, R. R., attorney and manager, Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Manila

Sage, W.,Secty.

Saill, C., assistant, Reiss, Massey

to general & Co., Ld.,

agent, Robert DollarCanton

Co., Manila

Saint, Hubert, G. d’e, signs per pro., Credit Foncier d’Ext re me Orient, T’sin

Saint,

Sainton,R.,W.assist.,

H., perScandanavian

pro., Wuriu Trading

Shokwai,Co.,Shimonoseki

Shanghai

Sainz, V., manager. Bank of the Philippines, Zamboanga

Sakheim, S., assist., Moller & Co., Shanghai

Sakowsky, G. A., vice-consul for Germany, Hankow

Sala, R. de la, assistant, John Manners & Co., Ld., Canton

Salas, J. J., consul for Peru, Hongkong

iSaldon, A. N. A., Mohamed & Sonls, Naina, Singapore

Sales,

Saleeby,R. N.C. M., principal,manager,

S., general Sales &Agusan

Co., Hongkong

Coconut Co., Manila

Salembier, E., assist., Cie Francaise de Tramway, Shanghai

Salet,

Salit, H.,W.,vice-presidnet,

P. Chinese Erlanger

Maritime and Galinger,

Customs, Shanghai Manila

Salles, R., assist,, Cie. Franco-Asiatique des

Salmon, C. S., agent, Insular Life Insurance Co., Manila Petroles, Haiphong

Salmon, E., assistant, E. D. Sassoon & Co., Shanghai

Salmon, J. E., manager, Sir Elly Kadoorie & Sons, Shanghai

Salmon, R. E., assist., Doughty & Co., Shanghai

Salmond, H. B., parochial church council, St. Andrew’s Cathedral, Singapore

Salomon, administrateur-adjoint, Binh-Thuan, Annam

Saltan, B., assist., Bodiker & Co., Hongkong

Salter,

Salter, A.H.,W., assistant,

assist., Pearson,Dodwell

Mackie& &Co.,Co.,Ld.,Yokohama

Hongkong

Salter, !S. C., assist., Dodwell & Co., Hongkong

Salter, W., Jenks, Percival & Isitt, Tokyo

Saltmarsh, A, engineer, Wearne, Bros., Ld., Penang

Salvesen, A. E., engr.-in-chief. East Asiatic Telegraph Co., Shanghai

Salzmann, A., Foreign Translation Bureau, Singapore

Samarcq,

Samarcq, L., R., signs

assist.,perOlivier-Chine,

pro., Credit Foncier

Tientsind’Extreme Orient, Tientsin

Samento,

Sammann,C.Paul P., assist., Viloudaki

E., merchant, & Co., Shanghai

Shanghai

Sammy, P., partner, Johannes & Sammy, Singapore

Samootin, N., engr., M. Y. Pelstrusoff, Harbin!

Sampedro, Jose, president, Hercules Lumber Co., Manila

Sampedro, P., manager, Philippine Net & Braid Manufacturing Co., Manila

Sampedro, T. M., mgr. & treas., Tuason! & Sampedro Inc.. Manila

Sample, E. F. R., partner, Denison, Ram & Gibbs, Hongkong

256 FOREIGN RES HD ENTS

Sample, J. O., assistant, S ooo r y -Yacu u m Co rp or atian, Yokohama

Sampsell, Lt. Commr. T. L., dental officer, American Legation, Peiping

Sampson, A. J., manager, Wearne Bros., Ld., Perak

Sampson, F. A., reporter. North China Daily News & Herald, Shanghai

Sampson, R. T., factory manager, China Coir Furnishing Co., Shanghai

Samson, A. H., secy., Geddes Trading & Dairy Farm Go., Shanghai

Samson, E., dir., Geddes Trading & Dairy Farm Co., Shanghai

Samson, V. K., proprietor, Lagespi Bookbinding Co., Manila

Samuel, C. R., partner, Logan, Ross & Samuel, Penang

Samuel, D., Pahang Consolidated Co., Pahang

Samuel, D. P., manager, signs per pro., P. H. Hendry, Selangor

Samuel, Dr. H. C., Government Hospital, Muar, Johore

Samuel, Dr. H. P., deputy medical officer, Kuala Kubu, Selangor

Samuel, P., European master, Govt. English School, Alor Star, Kedah

Sarny, A. P., Architect, Hongkong

Sarny, A., assist., Shewan, Tomes, & Co., Hongkong

Sarny, 1). K., Prof, of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, University, Hongkong

Sarny, P. L., asst, master, English School, Muar, Johore

Sanborn, Henry F., manager, The Pleasanton, Kobe

Sanchez, A. M., Clark & Larkin, Manila

Sanchez, H., Goodrich International Rubber Co., Manila

Sanchez, P. G. Y., Pharmacist .fe prop San Marceling Drug Store, Manila

Sande, G. van der, passage dept., Royal Packet Navigation Co., Singapore

Sandejas, J. P., manager, Cross Neon Lights, Manila

Sander, A., partner, Sander, Wieler & Co., Hongkong

Sander, R., Icaruo Aero Supply Co., Canton

Sander, R., signs per pro., Sander, Wieler & Co., Hongkong

Sanders, E., assist., Barrow, Brown & Co., Ld., Bangkok

Sanders, E. J., assist., International Export Co., Ld., Hankow

Sanders, H. W., assistant, Pritchard & Co., Ld., Penang

Sanders, J. O., assist., F. M. S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Sanderson, J., Inspector of Mines, Perak

Sanderson, J. R., assist., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Shanghai

Sanderson, R. G., Imperial Chemical Industries, Tientsin

Sanderson, R. P., director, Astor House Hotel, Ld., Tientsin

Sanderson, W., supt. engineer, Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., Ld., Hongkong

Sanderson, W., marine dept., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Sandes, C. L., Layton & Co., Hongkong

Sandford, J., assistant, Mackinnon Mackenzie & Co., Yokohama

Sandford, J. M., assist., Mackinnon, Mackinzie A; Co., Yokohama

Sandlin, J. H., general service manager, General Motors (Japan), Osaka

Sandor, H., vice-pres., American Oriental Finance Corporation, Shanghai

Sandor, H., vice-pres, & genl. mgr., Asia Realty Co., Shanghai

Sandor,

Sandosham,T., managing director,

A. A., assist, Hugo,King

in biology, ReissEdward

& Co., Shanghai

VII Medical College, Singapore

Sandosham, J., boarding officer, Marine dept..

Sandreczki, O., secretary, German Legation, Bangkok Singapore

Sandrock, E., Econome, Ecole de L’Etoile du Matin, Tokyo

Sands,

Sands, F.G. C.,E., mang.

lights director, MalayaMaritime

dept., Chinese Publishing House,Amoy

Customs, Singapore

Sand®, P. C., asst. dist. ©mgr., Municipality, Singapore

Sands, Lt. Col. A. L. P., assist, chief of staff, U. S. Army, Manila

Sands, T., assist., Kiangnan Dock and Engneering Works, Shanghai

Sandstrom,

Sandstrom, E.C. R., E., actg.

accountant,

acct., &Socony-Yacuum Corpn., City

pro. manager, National Canton

Bank of New York, Canton

Sandt, P., Reuter Brockelmann & Co., Shanghai

Sandt, W., Reuter Brockelmann & Co., Shanghai

■iSanft, J., Hirsbrunner & Co., Shanghai

Sandys, D, J., mgr., British-American Tobacco Co. (Straits), Ld., Singapore, Selangor

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 25T

Sanford, W. H., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Shanghai

Sangaland, A. M., Claude Neon Lights, Shanghai

Sanger, R., attorney, Socony Vacuum Corporation, Hongkong

Sangon, F. M., attache, French Consulate, Singapore

Sangster, C. J., out-door assist., Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Shanghai

Sangster,

Sangster, G.R. A., P. R.,assist.,

assist.,Great Northern

Asiatic Telegraph

Petroleum Co., Ld., Shanghai

Co., Shanghai

Sangster, W., assist., De Witt & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Sannajust, M., assist., China Record Co., Shanghai

Sanny,

Sansom, A. R.,B.,chief clerk, Banque de ITndochine, TientsinTokyo

Sansom, G.Major commercial

J. E., secy.,counsellor, BritishArmy,

Salvation Embassy,Peiping

Sanson, C. H., Commissioner of Police, F.M.S. *

Sant,

Sant, C.

J., S., assistant,

assist., Netherlands

Hirsbrunner & Co.,Trading

Shanghai Society, Shanghai

Santelli, Dr., service medical, French Municipality, Shanghai

iSantfort, G. van, Tientsin Tramways & Lighting Co., Tientsin

Santiago, C., Bukidnon Cattle & Coffee Co., Manila

Santiago, D.,

Santiago, Secty Philippine

F., Acct., & mgr., P. B.Book

Artesian Water Co., Manila

Co., Manila

Santos, A-, asst, manager, Paombong Vinegar Co., Manila

iSantos, E. de los, Sun Life Assurance of Canada, Cebu

Santos,

Santos, F.,J. deassist,

Sousa,treas. Romar

Consul for Publishing Co., Manila

Portugal, Bangkok

Santos, J. A., secy, of Justice, Government, Manila

Santos, Jesus J., secy. & treas., Cebu Portland Cement Co., Manila

Santos, L. K., editor, The Peoples Press Inc., Manila

Santos, R, J., Chase Bank, The, Shanghai

Santry,

Santucci,D.,P.,partner,

French Swan & Maclaren,

Municipal Council,Singapore

Tientsin

Santwico, A., assist, secty, Fidelity

Saravanan, S., Officer-in-charge, Imports, & Surety Co., Manila

Exports statesties, Penang

Sarda, F., lawyer, Shanghai

Sarda,

Sardaigne,fondeL.,deassist.,

pouvior, Banque de ITndochine,

Nederlandsche Saigon Bank, Kobe

Indische Handels

Sargeant, P. A., engineer, Shanghai

Sargent, C. B. R., headmaster, Diocesan Boys' School, Hongkong

Sargent, K.T. C.,P., assist.,

Sarkari, districtSocony-Vacuum

engineer, F.M.S.Corporation,

Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Shanghai

Sarkies, A., managing partner, Eastern and Oriental Hotel, Penang

Sarkies,

Sarly, R,Rev. S. T.,Municipal

French vicar, Armenian Church of St. Gregory, Singapore

Police, Shanghai

Sarnoff, D., president, Radio Corporation of the Philippines, Manila

Sarthon,H.,H.,mgr.,

Sarton, Municipality

Credit FoncierFrancaise, Shanghai

d’Extreme Orient and consul for Belgium, Singapore

Sass,

Sasson,J., C.C. H.,

liliesdeputy

& Co.,commissioner

Tokyo of Police Perak

Sassoon,

Sassoon, Capt. R. E., merchant

Sir Victor, and director,

dir., Sassoon E. D.Co.,

Banking Sassoon

Ld., &E.Co.,D.,Hongkong

Shanghai

iSatchell, E., Art dept., Masters, Ld., Singapore

Satchell,

Sator, T., assist., Japan Chronicle, Kobe

Sator, A.,

G., merchant,

assist., A-. Shanghai

Sator, Shanghai

Satterfield, F. M., acting account., National City Bank of New York, Kobe

Satterwhite,

Saubolle, J.

L., von, F., per pro.,British

assist.,

signsGermann Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Saucken,

Sauer, A., H.

merchant, Sauer &Banque

& Co., Ld.,Franco-Chinoise,

Co., PeipingManila Tientsin

Sauer, J., Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels de LTndochine, H’phong

Sauer, W.

Sauer, M. J.,E., Diethelm

land surveyor,& Co., Public

SaigonWorks dept., Shanghai

Sauerbeck, H., signs per

Saul, E. K., assist., David Sassoon pro., Orient& Co.,

Tobacco Manufactory, Hongkong

Ld., Hankow

258 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Saul, G. K., assist., David Sassoon & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Saul, S., assist., David Sassoon & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Saul, W. E. M., vice-president and assist, manager, Hoskyn & Co., Inc., Iloilo

Saunders, E. L., sub-officer, Fire Brigade, Shanghai

Saunders, G., station officer, Government FRe Brigade, Hongkong

Saunders, J. H., director, Pritchard

Saunders,

Saunders, J.J. J.,W. Hogan

T., deputy & Ivens, Penang

Harbour master, Penang

Saunders, T. W., assistant, Derrick & Co., Singapore

Saunders, W., assist., Asiatic

Saunderson, M., Jardihe Engineering Petroleum Co. (South

Oorp.,China), Ld., North Point, Hongkong

Ld., Shanghai

Saunderson, T. P., assist., Hongkong Electric Co., Ld., Hongkong

Saunt, J. V., Chinese Maritime Customs, Arhoy

Saussine, E., attache commercial, French Legation, Peiping

Sauvayre,

Sauvignon,J.,inspecteur

Raw Silk deExporter,

Phanrang,Shanghai

Annam

Savage,

Savage, E.

E. S.,

W., assist.,

manager, British Cigarette

Federated Co., Ld., Shanghai

Engineering Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Savage, G., postmaster general, Johore

Savage, H. C., assist., Mustard & Co.,

Savage, O. F., architect, Swan & Maclaren, Singapore Ld., Shanghai

Savale, W. F., branch manager, Asia Life Insuiance Co., Manila

Savelyeff,

Savellon, K.S.,S.,deputyassist., collector,

Kahn & Co.,Custom Kobe House, Cebu

Savi, V. G., chief, Police Officer, S.S.

Savile, Rev.

Savio, Col. A.,C. R.s. J.,U.,chancellor,

G. O. C. II,Aurora

Military, Hongkong

University, Shanghai

Savoi, A., Tientsin Tramway and Lighting

Savul, F. D., manager, A. I. Savul & Co., Shanghai Co., Ld., Tientsin

Savul,

Sawyer, A. R., proprietor,

installationA.forassist.,

I. SavulAsiatic

& Co., Petroleum

Shanghai Co., Shanghai

Sawyer, A.J. B.,W.,vice-consul U.S.A., Shanghai

Sawyer, J. C., Keller & Co., Manila

Sawyer,

Sawyer, R.W.,F.,warder,

accountant,PrisonsNestle

dept.,and Anglo Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Singapore

Singapore

Sax, G., district inspector, Chinese Govt. Salt Revenue, Yunnanfu

Saxelby, W. F., assist.,

Saxer, Deutsche United H.Engineers,

Stickstoff Ld.. Singapore

G., Shanghai

Sayce, K., Sayce & Co., Hongkong

Saver, G. R., Head of Sanitary dept., Hongkong

Sayer, J. A., assist., Borneo Co., Ld., Bangkok

Sayers, E., assist., Netherlands India Commercial Bank, Singapore

Sayers,

Sayers, F.M.,R.,merchant,

chief Health officer, Medical dept., Singapore

Singapore

Sayers, W., overseer, Waterworks, Public Works dept., Hongkong

Sayo, M.,

Sayle, manager, Socony-Vacuum

T.,J., assistant, Carroceria Castelltort, Manila

Sbath, Azadian-Societe Anonyme,Corpn., Shanghai

Shanghai

Scalliet, E., Tientsin Tramways and Lighting

Scammell, F. B., sub-officer, Fire Brigade, Shanghai Co., Ld., Tientsin

Scammell, R. Q., architect, Hemmings & Berkley, Hankow

Scanlon,

Scarborough, T. R.,F.,general

secretary,manager, Sun Burkill

Kennedy, Maid Raisin

& Co.,Growers’ Association, Shanghai

Ld., Penang

Schaafsma, F., assist., Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, Shanghai

Schaal, W., signs p. p., Dr. Carlos Jahrling, Manila

Schaare, E., dir., Vilgalman, Schroeder, & Co., Inc., Manila

Schack, H. B., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., Shanghai

Schadt, S., China Inland Missioni, Changsha

Schaefer, K., secretary, German Consulate, Kobe

Schaefer,

Schaefer, Kurt,assist.,

manager, Kunst & Albers,Osaka

Shanghai

Schaeffer, R.,J. H., Forbes SiberMunn

Hegner

& Co.,& Co.,

Ld., Manila

Schaeffer, O., assist., East Asiatic Co., Ld., Tsingtao

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 25&

Schaeffer, O., manager, O. Rothacker, Osaka

Schaetzen,

Schaik, Th.U.W.de,van.,assist., Banque

general BeigeSingkep

manager, pour 1’Etranger, Shanghai Singapore

Tin Maatschappij,

Schall, H., manager, Singapore Rubber Works, Shanghai

Schallenberg, E. G. J., assist, manager, Royal Packet Navigation Co., Singapore

Schalow,

Schalzmann,E., assist., Bayer, Meister-Lucius

A., Kuenzle an,d Streiff Inc., Yakuhin

CebuGomei Kaisha, Tokyo

Scharenguivel, O., eng. Surveyor, Public Works

Scharenguivel, F. G., League of Nations Health Organisation, dept., Penang Singapore

Scharff, A. A., Administrative dept., Beli en Serdang, Medan, East Coast of Sumatra

Scharff, Dr. J. W., medical dept., Penang

Scharffenberg, P., chief chancellor, German Legation, Peiping

Scharffenberg, W. A., Henderson & Co., Tientsin

iScharnberg, Harry, office mgr., The Fisk Tire •Co., Inc., Manila

Scharnhorst,

Scharpf, E. G.,peraccts.

O., signs pro.,dept.,

C. A.Arnhold

Weber &

Shanghai

Schatzmann, A., Kuenzle

Schaub,

Schedler,W.J.,A.assist.,

L., manager,

Hooglandt N.Y.& Straits Java Trading Co., Singapore

Co., Singapore

Scheeffer, E., assist., Deutscli Asiatische Bank, Shanghai

Scheel, Dr. E., Doitsu Senryo G. K., Tokyo

Scheel, Paul, counsellor, DanishCo.,Legation,

TientsinTokyo

Schefter,W.,IS.assist.,

Scheel, Siemssen

J., consul for the&Netherlands, Penang

Scheffler, G., consul for Germany, Chungking

Scheffler, H. W., Foreign Harbour office, Shanghai

Scheid, F., Societe Franco-Chinoise, Shanghai

Scheide, H., assistant, Melchers & Co., Shanghai

Scheinhutte, J., Deutsche Handelskammer (German Chamber of Com.) M’den

Scheithauer, H., Schnabel, Gaumer & Co., Hankow

Scheie, A. D. van buren, procurator, Van Nie & Co., Medan

Schell, E., assist., Shingming Trading Co. (China), Ld., Tientsin

Scheltus,Lezen,

Scheng, E. H. advertising

D., installation manager,

manager, China Asiatic Petroleum

Weekly Co., Tientsin

Review, Shanghai

Schenitzki, R., accountant, Lothar Marcks, Mukden

Schenk, P. A., manager, Schmidt & Co., Canton

Schenkel, E., A.Zullig,

Scherbakoff, Inc., Manila

L, manager, L. Kosloff, Shanghai

Scherer, C. A., Texas Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Scherertz, D. C.,

Schermesser, L., assistant,

Soochow University,

Meisei Soochow

Gakko, Osaka Co., Ld., Shanghai

Scherrer, M., assist., China Printing and Finishing

Scherzer, E. A., general manager, Maaz (Robert) Import Co., Shanghai

Schetelig,

Scheunemann, W., assist.,

E. F.,Lieberman,

GermanWaelchli

Machine& Co., Co.,Osaka

'Shanghai

Scheunig, W., treasurer, Manila Gas Corporation, Manila

Scheuten, A., American Trading Cb., of Japan, Osaka

Schibler,

Schick, R.,M.,signs

manager, Astor

per pro., House&Hotel,

Schmidt Shanghai

Co., Peiping

Schicler, R., Dyes dept., Jebsen & Co., Canton

Schiess, E. A-, assist, Singapore Cold Storage Co., Penang

Schiess, J., manager, Diethelm & Co., Ld., Penang

Schiess,

Schiesser,P.,A.assistant, KuenzlePavillion

L. E., director, & Streiff,Ld.,Inc.,Singapore

Cebu

Schiffner, O., proprietor, Schiffner V Co., Singapore

Schildkret, G. I., assist., China Record Co.. Shanghai

Schilk, F., Deutsche Farben, Handelsgels, Waibel & Co., Tsinan

Schilling,

Schimitt, A.,R. A., assist., Socony-Yacuum

International Harvester Co.,Corporation,

Manila Hankow

Schinazi, L. R., China Import & Export Lumber Co.. Shanghai

Schink, G., accountant

Schink, H., bookkeeper,and Zais,public auditor,

Steinman Shanghai

.t Co., Shanghai

Schirbaum, Paul, assist., Carl Wolter & Co., Chemulpo

(: 260 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Schirbaum, H., Standard Braid Produce Go., Kobe

Schirmer, A., secretary, Skoda works. Shanghai

Schirmer, F., assist., Bayer, Meister-Lucius Yakuhin Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Schirmer, H., lilies & Co., Dairen

Schirmer, M„ Wine A Spirit merchant,'Kobe '

Schjoth, E. T„ assist., Chinese Maritime Customs, Harbin

Schlaeger, F. W,, assist.,

Schlaf, R., assist., Doitsu Siemens

Senryo Gomei China Kaisha,

Co,, Peiping

Kobe

Schlager, E. J.., RCA Victor Co.

Schleipeh, Frank, vice-president, Heacock of China, Shanghai

& Ob., Manila

Schlemper, W., proprietor, Industury Trading Co., Shanghai

Sehlereth, H. J., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Manila

Schliemann, A., Meyer & Co., Tientsin

Schlittler, J., Kuenzle & Streiff Inc., Zamboanga

Schloss, G. S.,G., treasurer,

Schlobohn, International ChinaHarvester

Fibre Container Co., Shanghai

Co., Manila

Schlumbom,

Schmachtenberg,P. C.,P.manager,

E., assist.,Menzi

Doitsu& Co., Inc.,Gomei

Senryo ManilaKaisha, Kobe

Schmaltz, vice-consul for Germany, Kobe

Schmid, J., assist., Cie. Francaise de Tramways, Shanghai

Schmid, H., assist.,

Schmid, K., AhrensDiethelm& Co., Tokyo & Co., Ld., Singapore

Schmid,

Schmidt, T. O., Andersen, Clayton & Co.,Construction

Shanghai Co., Ld., Shanghai

Schmidt, C. J., Doitsu Senryo Electric

C., assist., Shanghai Gomei Kaisha, Tokyo

Schmidt, C. W., partner, O. H. Anz &

Schmidt, E. A., assistant, Melchers & Co., Hongkong Co., Chefoo

Schmidt, F., assistant, Reuter, Brockelmann ct Co., Tientsin

Schmidt,

Schmidt, G.F. W., assistant,

R., signs Oriental

per pro., AhrensTrading

& Co.,Co., Shanghai

Nachf H., Kobe

Schmidt, H., assistant, Melchers & Co., Hongkong

Schmidt, Dr. H., Physician) & Surgeon, Tsingtao

Schmidt,

Schmid, H. G., representative, Ham burg-Amerika Linie, Hankow

Schmidt,R.,H. merchant,

J., inspector, TokyoMunicipal Police, Shanghai

Schmidt, •)., assistant, Melchers & Co., Shanghai

Schmidt,

Schmidt, J.Otto,

H., Bolder

Bethlehem KeiteiSteel Export

Goshi Corporation,

Kaisha, Tokyo Manila

Schmidt, P., partner, Schmidt

Schmidt,

Schmidt, R.,

S. R.,signs per East

assist., pro., Carlowitz

Asiatic Co.,& Ld.,

Co., Hankow

Hongkong

Schmidt, Thomas, surveyor, Yokohama

Schmidt, Dr. W., representative, Windsor & Co., Bangkok

Schmied,

Schmit, O.assist.,

G., appraiser, Chinese Maritime Customs,

SaigonCantonTsingtao

Schmitz,R.,Mancy G.,Compagnie Chargeurs

Deutche Stickstoff Reunis,

Handelsgeselleschaft,

Schmitt, A. W.,'assist, manager, Macleod & Co., Cebu

Schmitt, T.,

Schmitto, Carlowitz

L. G.H., & Co.,

J.tidesurveyor

W., chief Shanghai

examiner, Chinese Maritime

Schmitto,

Schmitz, O.

P., assist., P. Schmitz and

& harbourmaster,

Co., Osaka ChineseCustoms,

Customs,Foochow

Wuchow

Schmoeller, J., Dr. Carlos Jahlinger, Manila

Schmollinger,

Schmuser, H., O., assist., Edward

manager, DeutschEvans Asiatische Bank,

& Sons, Ld.,Tsingtao

Tientsin

Schnack, O., signs per pro., Carlowitz & Co., Mukden

Schnaperman, P., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Schneewind, P., exporter, Padang, Sumatra

Schneider, Th., Pathe Orient, Ld., Shanghai

Schneider, A., assist., Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie, Shanghai

Schneider, C. A., assistant, Carlowitz & Co., Canton

Schneider,

Schneider, F.,

Fr.,assist.,

signs perBerlipro.,Jucker

Ahrens& Co.,

& Co.,Bangkok

Tokyo

Schneider, G., Chien Hsin Engineering Go., Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Schneider, G., secretary of chancery, German Embassy, Tokyo

Schneider, H., assist., Jebsen & Co., Canton

Schneider, K., assistant, Germann & Co., Ld., Manila

Schneider, O., Melchers & Co., Shanghai

Schnitzler, F. K., manager, Schnitzler Sons, Manila

Schnupp,

Schoch, A.W.,F., supt., Abuiay

Siemssen & Co.,Plantation

Hankow Co., Manila

Schoene, F., agent, New Zealand Insurance Co., Ld., Yokohama

Schoenfeld,

Schoenherr, C.,H.,assist., Doitsu

signs the firm,Senryo Gomei

Carlowitz Kaisha,

& Co., Kobe for Finland, Tientsin

& Consul

Schoeps, A., secretary, German Consulate, Tientsin

Schoevaart, J. J., accountant,

Schoff, A. L., manager, commercialDeli Railway General

car division, Co., Medan,

MotorsSumatra

(Japan), Ld., Osaka

Scholtz, H. F., manager, International Engineering Co., Bangkok

Scholz, C., assist., Hugo Dau & Co., Tientsin

Scholz, Rev.

Scholz, Frl. M.,

T., assistant,

American Carlowitz

Lutheran &Mission,

Co., Tientsin

Tsingtao

Sohoniten, Th. C., managing director, Trading Co. “ Holland,” Singapore

Schoonbeck, F. A. van, assist., P. W. D., Muar, J chore

Schoofs, M., consul

Schoonover, for Belgium, Sumatra

J. W., International Hardwood & Veneer Co., Manila

Schorpf,

Schradieck,O., E.,

signsattorney,

per pro.,Socony-Vacuum

assist., C. A. Weber,

Corpn.,Shanghai

Manila

Schrage, C., assist., Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Schrameck, E., supt., Hale Shoe Co., Inc., Manila

Schramm, E.C. J.,

Schramm, G., branch

Paul Schramm

manager,&Jardine

Co., Yokohama

Engineering Corporation, Ld., Harbin

Schramm, E. W., Win. Meyerink & Co., Shanghai

Schraube, R., assistant, H. Sobbe, Hankow

Schreck, H., general manager, Schoeller-Bleckmann Phoenix Seiko, K.K., Tokyo-

Schregardus,

Schreiber, B., N.assist.,

H., acting commissioner, Krauch

Deutsche-Stickstoff Chinese&Maritime Customs, Samshui

Co., Shanghai

Schreiber, F., manager, Singkep Tin Maatschappy, Singapore

Schreiner, H., signs per pro., Ahrens & Co., Tokyo

Schrender,M.W.J.A.,van,Java-China

Schreven, vice consuljapan Line, Hongkong

for Netherlands, Hongkong

Schrobitz, B., secretary, German Consulate, Kobe

Schroder, Fritz, secretary, German Consulate, Peiping

Schroder, W., Viegelmann, Schroder & Co.,

Schroder, W., Yek Hua Trading Corporation, Manila Manila

Schroeder, H. C., Wolff & Co., Manila

Schroeder, R. L., assistant, Alhambra Cigar and Cigarette Manufacturing Co., Manila

Schroeder, W., Viegelmann, Schroeder & Co., Inc., Manila

Schroeder, W. T., manager, Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co., Manila

Schroedere, N. N., Marthoud & Cie., Shanghai

Schroeter,

Schruback,O.,D. assistant,

V., assist.,Carlowitz

Liebermann,& Co.,Waelchli

Shanghai & Co., Kobe

Schubert, A., partner, Reuter, Brockelmann & Co., and Consul for Finland, Canton

Schubert, PaulP. R.,

Schuchardt, v., manager, Deutsche-Stickstoff-H.-G., Krauch & Co., Shanghai

Schuhl, F. J., secretary and director, Crownchinam.b.H.,

Szechwan Handels-Gesellschaft, Co., Chungking

Inc., Shanghai

Schueler, E., signs per pro., Leybold Shokwan, Tokyo

Schuerman, J. H. H., agent, Nederlands Trading Society, Semarang

Schuette, J. G., Melchers & Co., Tsingtao

Schukking, C. M., manager, Dreher

Schuldt, G., assist., Melchers & Co., Hongkong

Schulte, E., Deutsch Farben Handelschaft, Waibel & Co.', Shanghai

Schult, E., O.,Mee-Yeh

Schulthess, treasurer,Handels

Zuellig,Compagnie,

Inc., Manila Shanghai

Schultz, C., mgr., Deutsches Bakteriolog Serolog Institute & Mee-Yeh Handels, S’hai.

Schultz, G., Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie, Shanghai

Schultz, H. E., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Schultz, H. L., general manager, Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Hongkong

262 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Schultz, J., treas., Laguna Sugar Corporation, Manila

Schultz, K., assist., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Cdnderised Milk Co., Mukden

Schultze, H., chief of chancellor, German Embassy, Tokyo

Schultze, Ludwig, assistant, R. K. Raphael, Shanghai

Schultze-Pantin, J., assist., Shingming Trading Co. (China), Tientsin

Schulz, A. W., cashier, American Pixpress Co., Inc., Hongkong

Schulz, M. H.,Kohler,

Schulz, W., signs Schulz

per pro,& Grossir,

Klingelnberg & Wieda, Shanghai

Shanghai

Schulze, H., assist., Carl Zeiss K. K., Tokyo

Schulze, H. O., clerk, Brandt & Co., Hongkong

Schulze, W.,

Schulze, Otto, gen. merchant, Manila

Schumacher, manager, Schmidtand

A. E., manager, & 2nd

Co., vice-president,

Tientsin Chase Bank, The, Shanghai

Schumacher, G., assist., Bayer, Meister-Lucius Yokuhin Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Schumacher, O., manager, Adelphi Hotel, Singapore

Schuman,

Schumann, E., A., Cie. Franco Asiatique des Petroles, Haiphong

Schumann, R., secretary, Gerrpan&Consulate,

assist., Carlowitz, Vladivostock

Co., Shanghai

Schupbach, F. J. A., assist., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Manila

Schuringa, Tj., engineer, Singapore Rubber Works, Singapore

Schurmann, F., Deutsche Farben Waibel Co., Chungking

Schust,

Schuster,J.,E., Harbour office, Agent,

Manufacturers’ Customs* Shanghai

Shanghai

Schut, F. T,, assist., E.

Schuurman,C.T.F.,E.,assist., Dunlop

vice-consul & Co., Sumatra

for Netherlands, Shanghai

Schwaner, Harrisons & Crosfield, Ld., Sumatra

Schwardrmann, W., assistant, Boerter ife Co., Tsinan

Schwartz, E., assistant, China

Schwartz, S., Heacock & Co., Manila Feather Co., Ld., Shanghai

Schwartz, W. G., Taylor & Co., Seoul

Schwarz, M.M.J.,G.,bailiff,

Schwarzl, assist.,District

British Office, Penang

Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Schwarzv/aelder, Capt. O. A., assistant quartermaster, U.S. Army, Manila

Schwedere, N. N., Marthond & Cle, Shanghai

Schweigert, E. G., Hankow Ice and Aerated Water Works, Hankow

Schweizer, fi., assistant, Diethelm & Co., Ld., Singapore

Sehwemer, K., Straits Java Trading Co., N.Y., Singapore

Schwend,

Schwender,Dr. O., medical

C., assist., Waibelattendant, German Legation, Bangkok

& Co., Shanghai

Schwer, J. H., Yangtze Rapid Steamship

Schwesinger, D., Eastern Isles Import Corporation, Co., Chungking

Manila

Schwesinger, E. A., Manila Import Co., Manila

Schweyer, A. H., manager, International Harvester Co., Harbin

Schwigel, R., Foreign Harbour office, Shanghai

Schwind, A., assist., Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Schwob, R., manager, Siemens China Co., Hongkong

Schwock, K., W.,

Schwuchow, Menzi & Co., Manila Co., Hongkong

Icarus-Aero-Supply

Schwulst,

Schwyzer, E.,F., vice pres.: Philippine

vice-president, FrenchNational Bank, Shanghai

Municipality, Manila

Scobie, J. K., assist., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Scotcher,

Scotchmer,W. L.J., assist, engineer

A., Texas Co.dept., Reiss, Ld.,

(China), MasseyShanghai

& Co., Canton

Scott, A. L., vice-consul, British Consulate, Shanghai

Scott, A. R., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Scott,

Scott, C. A., headmaster,Presbyterian

Rangoon Road School, Singapore

Scott, C.D.E.,S.,American

mgr., MetropolitanMission, Land Tsinan

& Building Co., Ld., Hongkong

Scott,

Scott, E.F. N.,

H., Chinzei

English Gakuin,

Presbyterian Mission, Swatow

Nagasaki

Scott,

Scott, G.G., A.,Metropolitan-Yickers

overseer, Brossard MopinElectrical Export Co., Ld.,

Etablissements, Tokyo

Singapore

•Scott, G. S., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 263

Scott, H. H., supt., engineering dept., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Scott, H. M., partner, Gilson, Anderson, Butler & Co., Selangor

Scott, H. T., British Consulate, Shanghai

Scott, H. W., electrical engineer, Shanghai Power Co.;, Shanghai

Scott, Rev. I., United Methodist Mission, Wenchow

Scott, J., second assist., architect’s dept., Municipality, Singapore

Scott, Hon. Sir John, colonial secretary, Colonial Government, Singapore

Scott, J. A., assist., Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

Scott, J., Cebu Sugar Co., Manila

Scott, J. W., treas., Nippon, Cbm Products Co., Osaka

Scott, L. G., supt. engineer. Peak Tramways, Ld., Hongkong

Scott, M. D., assistant, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Scott, P. L., assist., McAuliffe, Davis & Hope, Penang

Scott, R., prof., American Board Mission, Foochow

Scott, R., colliery undermanger, ^Malayan Collieries, Selangor

Scott, R. F., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. China), Ld., Shanghai

Scott, R. H., vice-consul, British Legation, Peiping

Scott, S.W.D.,G.,assist.

Scott, assist.,(Engineering

Harrisons, King dept.),& Irwin,

BorneoLd.,

Co.,Hankow

Ld., Perak

Scott, W. N., assist, secretary, Race Club, Shanghai

Scott, W. R., assist, supt., Police

Scott-Dagleish, Headquarters,Tobacco

.Hongkong

Scott-Gordon, V.L,T.assistant,

S., assist.,British-American

Duncan & Co., Shanghai Co., Ld., Singapore

Scott-Morris, A. M., assist., Jardine, Mathesbn & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Scott-Russell, E. M., Victor Co. of China, Shanghai

Scott-Ram, H., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (F.M.S.),' iLd., Selangor

Scotten, W. E., vice-consul for America, Saigon

Scoular,L.,E. secretaire

Scotto, M., assist.,adjoint,

Asiatic Chambre

PetroleumdeCo.Commerce,

(F.M.S.), Saigon

Ld., Selangor

Secular, J. M., assist., Boustead

Scriba, H,, assistant, Hans Wolfe, Kobe & Co., Ld., Singapore

Scrimgeour, D. B., maintenance assist., Shanghai Powder Co., Shanghai

Serine, W. H., gaoler, Convict Establishment, Perak

Scully, C. G., inspector of Water Works, P.W.D. Job ore

Scudamore, H. F., signs per pro., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Hongkong

Scully, E, E.,F.,bookkeeper,

Scurr, Capt. Lean&&Co.,

Scurr, Tanner Co.,Shanghai

Penang

Seaborn, A., assist., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Seabridge,

Sear, D., signsG. W.,

pereditor, Straits&Times,

pro., Barlow Singapore

Co., Selangor

Searancke,

Searer, H. J.,F. assist,

K., executive

secretary,engineer, Public Works

Miller Rubber Exportdept., Singapore

Co., Ld., Singapore

Searle, E. V., assist., Jardine, Engineering Corpn., Ld., Hongkong

Searle, J. H., director,

Seath, W.Dr.P.,S.assistant, printing

Taikoo works, Kelly

Sugar Refining & Walsh, Ld.,

Co.,Nodoa, Shanghai

Ld., Hongkong

Seaton, P., American Presbyterian Mission, Hainan

Seaward, B. V., supt., Filtration, P.W.D., Perak

Sebastian, J., assist, jnanager, L. A. Chee & Co., Manila

Sebenico, R., overseer,

Seek, United

MaritimeEngineers, Ltd., Singapore

Seddon,J. A.A. A.,

E., Chinese

barrister-at-law, Customs,

Platt Tientsin

White-Cooper & Co., Shanghai

Seddon, T., inspector, Sanitary department, Hongkong

Sedwick, N. A.,managing

Seeberg, Ths., magistrate,director,

Police Aall

Court,& Co.,

Johore

Tokyo

Seeberger,Dr.

Seebohm, G., K.Alhambra Cigar and Cigarette

A., Deutsche-Stickstoff, Manufacturing

Krauch Co., Manila

& Co., Shanghai

Seefeld, G., assistant, import dept., Sime, Darby & Co., Ld., Singapore

Seegel, H., assist., Mee-Yeh Handels Cie., Shanghai

Seegelken, F., assist.,

Seel, W., warder, Carlowitz

Prison & Co., Canton

dept., Penang

'Segerholm, O. E., assist., Chinese Maritime Customs, Hankow

Segerling, P., Behn, Meyer & Co., Sourabaya

264 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Seibotix, J., assist, mgr., Asiatic Commercial Corporation-, Manila

Seidel, C. A., Lingnan University, Canton

Seidel, Dr. M., Roman Catholic Mission, Tsingtao

Seidel, M., assistant, East Asiatic Co;,, Harbin

Seidel, W., assist.,

Seidenfaden, Bergmann

E., assist, & Co., Siam

accountant, Kobe Electric Corpn., Ld., Bangkok

Seidenspinner E. A. pres., Manila Export Corp., Manila

Seidler, H., Paper dept., Ross & Co. (China), Ld., Alex., Hongkong

Seiffert, A., Bamag-Meguin, A. G., Tokyo

Seiffert,

Seiler, C.W.,A., signs

assist.,perSiber

pro.,Hegner

Griffith&(1932), Ld., T. E., Canton

Co., Osaka

(Seimund, C. F., Registrar of Vehicles, Sanitary Board, Selangor

Seimund, E., game warden, Selangor

Selby, H. C. S. C., Chinese Maritime Ci’Stems, Kiukiang

Selby,

Selby, Dr.J.,J.assistant,

A. R., Health Officer,CrosfieId,

medical Ld.,

dept., Hongkong

Selden,R.Capt. J. T„ postHarrisons,

adjt. American Legation,Sumatra

Peiping

Selereton, F., Zi-Ki-Wei-T’ou-Se We, Orphanage, Shanghai

Self, L. J., inspector, Municipal Health dept., Shanghai

Self, M. P., signs per pro., Wm. Jacks & Co., Ld., Singapore

Selig, G., Jr.. Winckler & Co., Nagoya

Selig,

Selig, G.,

H., partner, Winckler&&Co.,

assist., Winckler Co.,Yokohama

Yokohama

Selkirk, T. R., director, Forbes Munn & Co., Ld., Manila

Sellar,

Sellar, J.A. G.M.,sub-acct.,

director, Chartered

Sime, DarbyBank & Co., Malacca

of India, Australia & China, Medan

Sellars, P. A., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Hankow

Seller, A. M., director, Huttenbach, Lazarus & Sons,Shanghai

Selle, P. B., Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, Penang

Sellers, D., Pekin Syndicate, Ld., Shanghai

Sellers, E. G., managing-director, Muller & Phipps (Malaya), Ld., Singapore

Sellers, H. A., managing director, Muller, Phipps & Sellars, Ld., Osaka

Selles, J. W.,

Selles, J., manager,

partner, SellesN.Hermano®,

V. Velodrome, KobeSemarang

Sellett, Geo., district attorney, U.S. Court for China, Shanghai

Sellick,

Sellner, S.G. S.,0.,signs

Real per pro...Broker,

Estate ArnholdManila

& Co., Ld., Shanghai

Selous, E. M., asst. di&t. officer (acting), Miri, Sarawak

Seminel, R., Saigon Seminary, Saigon

Semper, G., assistant, Melchers & Co., Tsingtao

Semple,

Sen, W.

Dr. Rev. Y., deputy

P. N., assistant,medical

Singapore Cold

officer, Storagedept.,

Medical Co.,Pahang

Ld., Singapore

Senang, M., St. Augustine’s Church, Betong, Sarawak

Senda, M., director,

Sendzimir, Senda Co.,

T. K., manager, ChinaLd.,Amalgamated

Singapore Nail and Wire Products _Co,j Shanghai'

Senichenko,

Senna, V. F.,J.,assist.,

architectural

Arnhold draughtsman,

&.Cq„ Shanghai Public Works dept., Shanghai

Sennett, H., assist.,

Sennitt, A.R., V.,acting

meters British Cigarette,

engineering Co,, Shanghai

assist.,Govt.

Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Sequela, co-auditor, Chinese Salt Administration, Changsha

Saraphina, W., tidewaiter, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Sercey,

Sercombe, C. M. R. de, acting deputy commissioner, Directorate General of Posts,.Shangha

Serebriakoff,T. A,, assistant, Wm.

B., accountant, Postjacks

Office,& Co., Ld., Singapore

Yunnanfu

Serebrennikoff, A. J., Serebrennikoff & Co., Tientsin

Sergeant, Dr. E. L., Church Missionary Society Hospital, Hangchow

Sergeant, B. L. P., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co.,' Foochow '

Sergei,

Serrano,C.A.,S.,secty.,

surveyor, Survey

General Office, Johore

Investment Gorpn., Manila

Serrant, G. V., Foreign Harbour

Servanin, P., actg. chief agent, Crownchina office, fShanghai

Co., Canton ^

Server, B. E., manager, Server Motor Co-, Manilade Tramways, Saigon

Servel, —., chef de depot, Compaginei Francaise

FOREIGN, RESIDENTS 265

'Server, B. J., assist., Server Motor Co., Manila

Servoise, M., ad.-maire, Administration Municipale, Haiphong

Seth, Harold, merchant, Hongkong

Seth, J. H., incorporated accountant,‘Percy Smith, Seth cfe Fleming, Hongkong

Seth, J. P., assistant, S.P.C.A. dept., Municipality, Singapore

Seth, K. A., barrister.at-law, Sisson & Delay, Singapore

Setterwall, J., secretary, Swedish Legation, Tokyo

Sevaldson, G., assist., Socony-Yacuum Corporation Shanghai

Seventer, A. van, surveyor, Singkep Tin Maatschappy, Singapore

Severitt, W., Deutsche Farben-Handelsgesellschaft, Waibel

Sevier, A., Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Tientsin

Sevilla, J., manager, Mercavilla Printing Coi, Manila .

Seward, J. A., manager, Guthrie Co., Singapore

Sewell, F. B., Parochial CJhurqh, St. Andrews’ Cathedral, Singapore

Sewell, F, E. rA. B., assistant, Singapore Improvement Trust, Singapore

Sewell, G. W., director, Robertson, Wilson Co., Ld., Hongkong

Sewill, J. W., Nipah Distilleries or Malaya, Selangor

Sexton, E. H., Chinese Maritime Customs, Hankow

Seybold, J. E., vice-president, International Insurance Office, Shanghai

Seyer, E. K., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., (S.O.), Ld., Foocho'W

Seyfarth, O. C., treasurer and secretary, American Trading Co. of Japan, Ld., Kobe

Seymour, C. E., mgr., Dollar Co., Tientsin

Seymour,

Seymour, E.F. L.,F., assist.,

partner,British

Theodor & Rawlins,

Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Ld., Mukden

Seznac, P.,H.,French

Shabas, manager,Mission, Canton American Corpn., Tientsin

Karagheusian,

Shackford, J. B., Lingnan University, Canton

Shackleton, C. F., director, Wattie & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Shadgett,

Shafe, chief Draughtsman, Survey&dept., F.M.S.

Shafer,A.F.G.,E., manager, A. Bendixsen

auditor, Pacific Commercial Co.,Co.,Ld., Singapore

Cebu

Shaffer, F., assist., Asia Realty Co., Shanghai

Shaftain, F., inspector, Secretary for Chinese Affairs, Hongkong

Shahmoon, S. E., proprietor, Shahmoon & Co., S. E., Shanghai

Shainin, A., manager, I. Shainin & Co., Shanghai

Shainkman, L. M., Netherlands Insurance Office, Harbin

Shamber,A.C.,P.,assistant,

Shamy, Oriental Commercial

assist., Meyerink & Co., Hongkong Co., Tientsin

Shanahan,

Shand, J. T., apothecary, Medical dept., HongkongShanghai

W. J., assist., Harrisons, King &> Irwin,

Shann, Rev. C. B., St. John’s Hall, Hongkong

Shannon, J. W., assistant, Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Manila

Shannon, P. J., inspector of Police, Penang

Shannon, J.R.,R.Inspector

Shanton, L., ChinaofUnderwriters

Police, Hongkong

Ld., Hongkong

Shanyoir, J. S., Hogg & Co., Canton

Shapire,

Share, J. F., assist, surveyor, Whangpoo&Conservancy

N., signs P.P., Bernstein Sons Forman, Tientsin

Board, Shanghai

Sharma,

Sharma, S.N. M.,K., barrister-at-law,

assist, surgeon, Medical

Selangordept., Johore

Sharman,

Sharp, A., V.,asisst.,

inspector, Municipal

Asia Realty Co.,Police, Shanghai

Shanghai

Sharp, F. H., adviser, British-American Tobacco Co., Tientsin

Sharp,

Sharp, J. E., inspector, Police dept., Malacca Bank, Haiphong

H. P., sub-agent, Hongkong and Shanghai

Sharp, J. M. C., mechanical engineer, Municipality, Penang

Sharpe, W., engineer, Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ld., Singapore

Sharpe,

Sharpin,W.H. B.,D.,Anderson

manager, Music Co., Ld.,

Hongkong and Hongkong

Shanghai Bank, Singapore

Sharps, J. L., assist., China Soap Co., Ld., Shanghai

Sharrock, F. M., Huttenbach, Lazarus and Sons, Penang

Shathin, M., representative, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Co., lid., Tokyo

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Shaw,

Shaw, D. M., vice president, AmericanWuhu

A. L., Socony-Yacuum Corpn., Electric Co., Manila

Shaw, E. O’Neil, Bangkok Times Press, Ld., Bangkok

Shaw, F. H., tidewaiter, Chinese

Shaw, F. H., assistant general manager, General Maritime Customs, Kowloon

Electric Co. (ofFrontier

China), Ld., Shanghai

Shaw,

Shaw, F.

F. L.,

W., headmaster,

Geo. Shaw Victoria

Bros., Institution,

Mukden Education dept. Selangor

Shaw, G. L., merchant, Antung

Shaw, Rev. H. R., American Church Mission, Toyama, Kyoto

Shaw, J.J., A.,China

Shaw, dept,Mail, manager, Socony-Vacuum Corpn., Hongkong

Hongkong

Shaw,

Shaw, J. G., officer, Municipal Fire Brigade,PowerSingapore

Shaw, J.J. R.,

H., general

assistant,agent, ChinaCanadian

Light andPacific Co., Ld., Hongkong

Steamships, Ld., Manila

Shaw, L. W., assist, marine supt.,

Shaw, N. R., deputy commissioner-in-charge, Chinese Putterfield & Swire,Maritime

TientsinCustoms, Mukden

Shaw, P., assist., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Hankow

Shaw, P. H., tidewaiter, Chinese Maritime Customs, Kowloon

Shaw,

Shaw, R.R. P.,E., engineer,

engineer, Public

Foochow Works department, Hongkong

Shaw, S. G., assist., G. L. Shaw, Antung

Shaw, T. H. R., manager, Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong

Shaw, W.

Shaw, W., J.,firstAtlantic,

class overseer,andPort Development dept., Hongkong

Shaw, W. W., test auditGulf Pacific

inspr., Federated Co.,Malay

Manila

States Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Shea, E., Hongkong Excavation and Construction Co., Hongkong

Shea,

Shea, F.F. N.,N., president, Truscon American

general manager, Steel Co. ofTrading

Japan,Co.,

Yokohama

Tokyo

Shea, W.

Shea, J. F.,A., general

assistant, manager,

Gilman Wallace

& Co., Ld.,Harper & Co., Hongkong

Hongkong

Shearer, A., assistant, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Peiping

Shearer, A. A. F., Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha, Yokohama

Sheares,

Shearn, E.B. D., H., advocate

assist, medical officer, Medical

and solicitor, Pooley

c Co., SelangorSingapore

Shedden, T. C., assist., Harrisons &

Shedden, W., accountant, Singapore Traction Co., Ld., Crosfield, Ld., Sumatra

Singapore

Sheckury, C. R., electrical service, Auto Palace Co., Ld., Shanghai

Sheedy,

Sheehan, Capt. F.

J. J., district J., principal Veterinary officer, Singapore

Sheepshanks,

Sheesh, P. R., R.Chinese D. W.,officer,

assist., Temerloh,& Pahang

MaritimeGilmanCustomsCo.,Harbin

Ld., Hongkong

Sheffield, A., proprietor, British Electro -Plating Works, Singapore

Sheffild,H,F. signs

Shefts, J., warder,per pro.,Convict

Shefts Establishment, Perak

Bros., Inc., Tientsin.

Shefts, I. B., signs per pro., Shafts Bros., Inc., Tientsin

Shekhu, V., cashier, Moulton

Sheldon, H. G., barrister at-law, Hongkong (Eastern) Ld., Singapore

Shell,

Shellam,N.C.L.A.,E.,G.,boat officer, Chinese

Imperial Chemical Maritime

Industries, Customs,

TientsinHarbin

Shelley, engineer-in charge, British Legation, Peiping

Shelley,

Shelley, Hon.

J. G., Mr. M. B.,

assist., treasurer, Colonial

Bombay-Burmah TradingTreasury, Singapore

Co., Bangkok

Shelley, R., medicalC.officer,

Shelley-Thompson, A., Health dept.,

assistant, HarbourSingapore

Board, Penang

Shellshear, J. L., professor of anatomy. University, Hongkong

Shellswell, R., inspector, Municipal Police, Shanghai

Shelly,

Shelton,E.,Chas.,

Huttenbach, LazarusStore,

Palace Tobacco & Sons,Shanghai

Penang

Shenton, J. C., chemist.. Geological

Shenton, Hon. Mr. W. E. L., partner, Deacons, Survey, F.M.S.

solicitors, Hongkong

Sheppard, R. J., Imperial Chemical Industries (China) Ld., Swatow

Sheperd, D., Commercial Electrotype

Shepherd, F. E., warder, Prisons department, Singapore Co., Manila

Shepherd, Rev. G. W., American Board Mission, Foochow

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 267

Shepherd, H. J., warder, Prisons

Shepherd, J. B., sub-accountant, Chartered dept, Singapore

Bank of India, Australia & China, Selangor

Shepherdson, J. M., chief clerk, Land Office, Malacca

Sheppard,

Sheppard, J.M. O.,C., Canadian Pacific toRailway

assist, secretary residentCo.,(acting),

HongkongPerak

Sheridan, J. J., signs per pro., Caldbeck Macregor Co.

Sheridan, J. G., assist., British-American Tobacco (China),

& Co., Ld., Shanghai

Shanghai

Sherlock, Hon. Mr. D. T. J., k.c., chief justice, High Court, Sandakan, B. N. Borneo

Sherman, D. R., managing dir., Durman & Co., Singapore

Sherman, W.

Sherman, F., Office

G., barmanager, Manila

supt., Haiho Daily Bulletin,

Conservancy Manila Tientsin

Commission,

Sherriff, A. W. (compiler, “North China Desk Hong List”;, iV. C. Daily News, Shanghai

Sherriff, G. H.,C. inspector,

Sherrington, Sanitaryofficer,

W., demarcation dept.,Land

Hongkong

Office, Malacca

Sherry, J. P., manager, Hongkong Telephone Co., Hongkong

Shervell,

Sherwin, C. E., solicitor, Bailey & Perry, Hankow and Engineering Co., Hongkong

F. J., shipyard manager, Taikoo Dockyard

Sherwood, J. B., assist., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Hankow

Sherwood, J. K., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Shanghai

Shewan,

Shewan, R.I. W., G., signs

partner,theShewan,

firm, Shewan,

TomesTomes& Co.,&Hongkong

Co., Hongkong

Shewan,

Shiddell, E. B., vice-president, Columbia GramaphoneCo.,Co.Hongkong

S., manager, Hongkong Import and Export of Japan, Tokyo

Shield,

Shields,A., supt., SurveyShewan,

department,

TomesNegri Sembilan

Shields, P.A. R.,

L., supt.

partner,engineer, International & Co.,Export

HongkongCo., Nanking

Shields, R. T., m.d., dean, college of medicine, Shantung Christian University, Tsinan.

Shields, W.

Shields, S. R.,E.,appraiser,

assist., Chinese Maritime

Socony-Vacuum Customs,Yokohama

Corporation, Swatow

Shillington, Major H. R., China Command, Hongkong

Shimada, Y., managing director, Oriental Hotel Ld., The, Kobe

Shinn, C. F., Mustard & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Shirras,

Shishkin,D.I.S.H.,G.,manager,

Blad & McClure,

Asia Export Bill Co.,

& Bullion

TientsinBrokers, Kobe

Shively,

Shook, H.

H. W., W., managing director, Goodyear Orient Co., Singapore

Shooligan, D., manager, Manufacturers’

assist., American ChineseLife Co.,Insurance

Tientsin Co., Singapore

Shoppee, W. J. C., Parke, Davis & Co., Shanghai

Shorland, C. W., asst, controller of Labour, Coast, Selangor

Short, A.C., H.,

Short, inspector,warder,

temporary F.M.S.Prison

Railways,

dept.,Kuala Lumpur

Singapore

Short, C. H., assist, architect, Public Works dept., Singapore

Short, Rev. F., London Mission, Hongkong

Short,

Short, G.H. PL,

A., sub.

harbouracct.,office,

Chartered

Customs,BankShanghai

of Tndhi, Australia and China, Penang

Short,

Shortt, P. G,, veterinary surgeon, South Perak

Shotter,A.J. F.,D. Rising SunChina

E., assist., Petroleum

GeneralCo.,Omnibus

Taihoku,Co.,Formosa

Shanghai

Showed,

Shrap, R. R.,H.,Lingnan

assist., University,

Sun Life CantonCo., Shanghai

Assurance

Shrimpton, R. D., secty., Imperial Chemical Industries (Malaya) Ld., Singapore

Shroff, B. J., Shroff, Son & Co., Kobe

Shroff, J. H., proprietor, Hormasjee, J., Shanghai

Shroff, J. P., partner, Mehta & Co., S. B., Kobe

Shroff,

Shroff, K.M. H.,

B., manager,

Bejonjee Hormasjee,

Co., ShanghaiJ., Shanghai

Shroff, P. B.,E.Shroff,

Shrubshall, Sonsconservator,

J., assist, & Co., KobeForest department, Negri Sembilan

Shrubsole, C. A.C., J.,manager,

Shrubsole, Nestles it Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Hongkong

Shurdut. J.,H.sales manager, Nestle

Insular&Hardware

Anglo-Swiss Condensed

& Supply Co., Milk

ManilaCo., Singapore

Shuter, R. G. L., assist., Lindsay, Drakeford & Davis, Shanghai

Shutes, R. F., inspector, mines dept., Selangor

Shutte, R. V. N., secretary, E. A. Barbour, Ld. and Eastern Rubber Co.., Ld., Singapore

75

.FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Shuttleworth, R. H., warder, Convict Establishment, Pera,k

Shwamberg, K. A-i merchant, Mukden

Sian,

Siapno,D. Aquilino

S., Sian &A.,Garde, Manila &, Co., Manila

C. B. Nelson

Sibbald, S. G., assistant, Thos. Cook & Son, Ld., Singapore

Sice, E.,

Sickel, Descours

H.,A, assist., et Cabaud,

Carlbwitz &Saigon

Co., Hankow

Sidciell, C., Lingnan University,

Siddbris, G., assist., Smalley A Co., Singapore Canton

Sidebotham, O., assist., China Printing and Finishing Co., Ld., Shanghai!

Sidebqttom, R., assist., Ewo Cotton Mills,Cebu

Sidebottom, L., Smith, Bell & Co., Ld., Ld., Shanghai

Sidler, A., Elmac, Inc., Manila

Sidorin, P. M., manager, Chinese Eastern Railway Commercial Agency, Dairen

Siebert, Fr., consul for Germany, Tsinan

Siebold, D., assist., Phoenix Chemical Co,, Tsihgtao

Siebold,

Siefken, A.,H., manager,

proprietor,Rosenstock

Phoenix Chemical Cp., Tsingtao

& Co., Manila

Siegel, H. W., manager, Kunst A AlberS, Hankow

Siegenthaler, W., signs per pro., Diethelm & Co.. Ld., Bangkok

Siemens, D., Melchers & Co, Hongkong

Siemens,

Siemssen,H.,F.W., assistant,

partner,Behn, Meyer&China

Siems^en Krohn,Co.,Shanghai

Ld., Hankow

Siemssen, G. Th., partner, Siemssen &1 Krohn, Foochow

Sieveking, W., assistant, Carlowitz & Co., Hankow

Sievers,

Siew, W.VV.T.,, assistant, CarlowitzVictoria

assistant master, & Co., Bridge

HankowSchool, Singapore

SiftOil'; J. E. A., LoWe; Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Sigaut,

Siggins,E.,L. assist, manager,Medical

M., Masseuse, International Savings Sbciety, Shanghai

dept., Hongkong

Sikat, E., prop., Business Advertising

Sikes, L. F. T., Government Mohopdlies'department, Co., Manila ! Penang .

Sikkes, J. W. T. E., signs p. p., Cultuur Mij. dbr Vorstenlander, Seniarang

Silberman, D., General 'Contracting' Co:, Singappi‘e‘

Silby, R.

Silkstone, D. K., assistant, Atkinson & Dallas, Ld., Shanghai

Silley, M. L.,A. officer

E., maiiager ? S. Mputrie

in charge Cp., LdPahang

of police, Raub,, , Hpiigkong _

Siluertz,

Silva, B. T.S.,de,American

manager,Oriental Finahce

Silva, Ld., porpqrat!ibh,:Shanghai

Sihgapore /' ,

Silva,

Silva, J.H. F.Nolasco da, chefe

de Sales, propr.,daPharmacia Popular;

seccao, Direc^ao dosand Netherlands

Services pPtn-gen’L,

do Admin. Macao

Civil, Macao

Silva,

Silva, J.J. M.

R., N., commissioner,National

sub-accountant, Chinese City

Maritime

BankCustoms, Lappa,Manila

of New York, Macao

Silva,

Silva, Dr. A.L. da,

Nolasco da, barrister-at-law, Macao Hongkong

Silva, M.P. M. N. da,solicitor,

share .VJ.general

M. D’Almada

broker,Remedies,

Hongkong

Silva, Pedro hi- da, chefe da Repartipao

Silva-Netto, A. F. B., merchant, Silva-Nettp

Hongkong Sinicp, Macao

Silvey, W. J., inspector, municipal

Silverthorne, J., director, Railton & Co., Chefoohealth dept., Shanghai

Sim,

Sim, G.,

John,sub-account., Chartered BankofofShipping,

India, Australia

Dairen and China, Selangor

Simcock, R.surveyor,

A., surveyor,Lloyds Register

Survey Office, Muar, Johore

Sime,

Sime, J.J.Major

L.,

M., agent,

director, Straits

Sime,Trading

Darby &Co.,

Co.,Ld.,Ld.,

Kuala Lumpur,

andMalacca

acting Selangor

consul for Sweden, Singapore

Sime, W. M., director, Sime, Darby & Co.,

Simmie, A. T., vice., pres., Luzon Stevedoring Co., Inc., Manila

Simmie,

Simmonds,Geo.,E. vice-pres

W., assistant,, Luzon Stevedoring

Hongkbng Co., Inc.,

and China GasManila

Co., Ld., Hongkong

Simmonds, J. E., Tientsin Land Investment

Simmons, A. E., acting secretary, Far East Aviation Co., Co., Ld., Tientsin

Hongkong

Simmons, A.B. W.,

Simmons, W. J.,assist.,

seniorHongkong

inspector,Telephone

P.W.D., Hongkong

Co., Ld., Hongkong

Simmons, G., accountant, Kailan Mining Administration, Chinwangtao

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Simmons, J. A. L., assist, registrar of imports & exports, Dept, of Statistics, Singapore

Simmons, J. H., resident supt., Kai Tack Motor Bus Co., Ld., Kowldon, Hongkong

Simmons, J. L., assistant, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Tsingtao

Simmons, W. F., secretary, Hongkong Tramways, Ld., Hongkong

Simmons, W. M„ National City Bank of New York, Shanghai

Simoes, A. A., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Simoes, A. P., assistant, Jardine Engineering Corpn., Ld., Shanghai

Simoes, A. P., Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Kobe

Simoes, C. P., assistant, .Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ld., Tientsin

Simoes, J. P., assist., Inniss and Riddle,,Shanghai

Simon, C., assist., Waibol & Co., Hongkong

Simon, E. A., assist., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ld., Shanghai

| Simon, F. J., Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

| Simon, J., assist. Cie. Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigon

Simon, L., Cie de Commerce et de Navigation d’Extrerae Orient, Saigon

Simon,

Simon, Ph., vice-consulFrench

S., secretary, & Chancellier

MunicipalduCouncil,

ConsulatCanton

for France, Canton

\1 Simons, R.,

Simonsen, F., dipl. ing.,

F., cashier, Doitsu Seiko Kabushiki Kaisha, Osaka

; Simonsen, assistant,Crown-China Co., Canton

Electric Service Corporation, Perak

1: Simper, Simonsen,A. K.T.,W., assistant,

assistant, Great Northern

Singapore Traction Telegraph Co., Ld., Shanghai

Co., Ld., Singapore

i Simpson, Simpson, assistant,

Dr. A. B., Asiatic

physicianPetroleum Co. (S.C.),

and surgeon, Ld., North Point, Hongkong

Singapore

' Simpson, A. M., shipbuilder, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Kowloon, Hongkong

, Simpson, A. M., business manager, Earnshaw Docks & Honolulu Iron Works, Manila

j, Simpson, Simpson, C.C. F.,C., partner, John

Mukden/Simpson’s

MedicalG. College,

Campbell & Co., Singapore

Simpson, E. L., editor, Af/encies, Mukden

Harbin

Simpson, G., superintendent, Prison dept., Negri Sembilan

i;I; Simpson, Simpson, H.,

J , gaoler Central

assist., grade I, Commercial

Convict Estab'ishment,

Co., HongkongIpoh, Perak

| Simpson, J. D., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai Co., Canton

Simpson, J. A., assist., Fati Installation, Asiatic Petroleum

• Simpson, J. K., assist., engineer, Shanghai Gas Co., Shanghai

Simpson,

Simpson, K.L. P.H.,D.,signs per Asiatic

assist., pro., Borneo Co., Ld.,

Petroleum Co., Bangkok

Tsinan

!| Simpson, O. G., Crittall Manufacturing

Simpson, P., partner, Presgrave & Matthews, Penang Co., Ld., Hongkong

Simpson, P. V., assist., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

jI Simpson,

Simpson, R.R., A.sub-accountant,

J., inspector, Sanitary

Chartereddept.,

BankHongkong

of India, Australia

I| Simpson, Simpson, S.Robt. K. M., Asiatic

P., assist., professorPetroleum

of English,Co.,University,

Shanghai Hongkong

jjI Simpson, Simpson, W.W., A.,Newassist.,

Engineering

Nestle

Anglo-Swiss Works, Milk

Condensed Ld., Shanghai

Co., Hongkong

j Simpson, W. C., land bailiff, Public Works dept., Hongkong

j,|, Simpson, W. F., Watson & Co., Tientsin

if Simpson, Simpson, W.W. G., agent, Bradford

P., cutter, Wing Loong,Dyer’s Association, Ld., Shanghai

Singapore

l Simpson-Grey, L. C., assist. Labour controller, Negri Sembilan

h Sims, D. C., assist., Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Kiukiang

Sims, E., assist., United Engineers, Ld., Kobe

Singapore

, Sims, J.R.,G.,supt.agent, W. T.Municipal

of gaols, Rawleigh Police,

Co., Shanghai

Sims, W. A., usher, H.B.M.’s Supreme Court for China, Shanghai

5, Sims, W. S., proprietor, Sims & Co., Tientsin

i Simson, Lieut.-Col. H. J., military attache,-British Embassy, Tokyo

) Sin, C. M., manager, Banker & Co., Wuchow

vf Sinclair,

Sinclair, A.A. A.,

Sinclair, D. C.,

depot manager,

Shanghai

B., assist.,

JohnCo.,

Telephone

Union Insurance

LittleShanghai

& Co., Ld., Perak

.Swiety of Canton, Ld., Shanghai

II Sinclair, D. J., Calico Printers’*Associations,- Snahghai

75;

270 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Sinclair, D. M., passenger agent,

Sinclair, G., assist, engineer, Public Canadian PacificShanghai

Works dept., Railway Co., Shanghai

Sinclair, G. W., Smith, Bell & Co., Ld., and acting consul for Gt. Britain, Cebu

Sinclair, H. P., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Shanghai

Sinclair, John,

Sinclair, J., supt., Municipal

manager, GeorgePoliceTown

dept.,Dispensary,

Shanghai Ld., Perak

Sinclair,

Sinclair, R. F., assist, supt., 1st division, Trade andCo.,Customs,

K. G., assist., Planters’ Stores & Agency Ld., Selangor

Sarawak

Sinclair, W. A., manager, Redfearn’s Horse Repository, Singapore

Sinclair, W. R„ assistant, Brown, Phillipps & Stewart, Penang

Sing,

Singer,C.C.,K.,assist.,

assist.,Claude

Canadian NeonPacific

Lights,Steamship, Ld., Hongkong

Inc., Shanghai

Singer,

Singer, S., American Engineering Corp., Shanghai Antung

H. P., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs,

Singer, V., managing engineer, Chien Hsien Engineering Co., Hongkong

Singham,

Sinnadorai,T. S.,P. assist,

N., assist.,

healthEducation dept.,Health

Officer, Port Negri Office,

SembilanSingapore

Sinnappu, P., assist., surveyor Survey dept., Lower, Perak

Sinnott, P. W. P., assistant, Kailan Mining Administration,

Sinon, L., Societe des Ciment Portland Artificiels de ITndochine, Shanghai

Haiphong

Sinton, A. C., inspector, Sanitary dept., Hongkong

Siqueira, J. M. V., fiscal-chefe, Superintendencia

Sirtori, Ing. L., proprietor, National Motors Co'., Tientsin do C. de F. Municipals, Macao

Sison, A. E., manager, Manila Tabaqueria, Manila

Sison, Bernado A., part. & secretary, Philippine Education Co., Inc., Manila

Sissons,

Sitina, D. G., assist., Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc., Railway,

ZamboangaTientsin

Sivam, L.M. N.,P., passenger

clerk, Survey dept.,dept.,

Chinese

NegriEastern

Sembilan

Sixt, O. A., director, Shingming Trading Co., Tientsin

Sjoberg, S. T., assist., Ford Motor Car Co. of Japan, Ld., Yokohama

Shading,Dr.E.D.J.,T.,engineer,

Skeen, Marine officer,

senior medical dept., Singapore

Negri Sembilan

Sheet, C. W., chief assist., Canadian

Skelchy, C. R., British Resident’s Office, Pacific Railway

Negri Co., Shanghai

Sembilan

Skelchy, R. R., techical subordinate,

Skenazi, S., assist., Filmos Co., Ld., Shanghai Public Works dept., Perak

Skene, P., assist., Arts and Crafts, Ld., Shanghai

Skerrett-Rogers, C., Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ld., Foochow

Skey, W. G.,S. store

Skidelsky, supt., for

L., Consul General Rubber

Portugal, HarbinCo., Singapore

Skidmore,

Skinn, Dr. A. J., medical practitioner, Black,Co.,Balean

T. E., British American Tobacco Ld., Shanghai

& Koch, Hongkong

Skinner, Dr. A. H., medical practitioner, Hankow

Skinner,

Skinner, C.A. G.,

H., Rising

Customs,SunChinese

Petroleum Martime, HankowFormosa

Co., Taikoku,

Skinner,

Skinner, C.Cant.'D.,

F., assist,

marinesecretary to the Government,

supt., Indo-China Sandakan,Co.,British

Steam Navigation North Borneo

Ld., Hongkong

Skinner, D. B., General Motors, Ld., Osaka

Skinner,

Skinner, E. W», district officer, Papar, B. N. Borneo

Skinner, F.F. E., assist., Hirsbrunner

J., assist., Lane, Crawford,Co.,Ld.,Shanghai

Hongkong

Skinner, H. L.. manager, Fraser & Neave, Bangkok

Skinner,

Skinner, J., radiographer, medical dept., Hongkong

Skinner, L.L. C.,

D., assist

assist.,., Brinkmann & Co., Singapore

Hongkong Telephone Co., Hongkong

Skinner,

Skinner, O.,

P. W.assistant, Hongkong

S., sub acct., Charteredand Shanghai Bank, Australia,

Bank of India, Manila & China Manila

Skinner, Dr. R. F., dentist, J. G. Hanna, Singapore

Skiotis, N.,

Skiotis, N. D.,assist.. SkiotisSkiotis

assistant, Bros. Bros. Co.,&Peiping

Co., Peiping

Skiotis, P.G.D.,S. manager,

Skipton, Kennedy, Skiotis

assist, Bros. & Co.,Treasury,

treasurer, Tientsin Hongkong

Skoblin, J. S., manager, engineering dept., S. F. Skoblin, Harbin

Skoblin, L. S., general manager, Skoblin & Co., Harbin -

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 271

Skoblin, S.N. F.,S., president,

Skoblin, manager, Skoblin,

Skoblin, Co.,

Co., Harbin

Harbin

Skoff, F., secretary, Austrian Consulate, Tientsin

Skott, H., principal, H. Skott & Co., Hongkong

Skottowe, F. W. B., Watson

Skou, L., vice-pres, operator,& Eastern

Co., ManilaExtension Telegraph Co., Labuan

Skrine, W. V. D., advocate and public notary, Bannon A Bailey, Selangor

Skuse, W. A.,A.,Chinese

Slack, Tom manager,Maritime Customs, Shamghai

British-American Tobacco Co,, Ld., Bangkok

Slade, E. W., assist., Strong & Co.,

Slater, A. W., agent and attorney, Maritime Kobe Insurance, Co., Ld., Shanghai

Slater, C, D., director, McAlister & Co., Ld., Singapore

Slater, G. B., representative, Allen, Sons Co., Ld., Tokyo

Slater,

Slattery,N.R.B.,E.,London

assist.,Missionary

Hongkong Society,

Electric Changchow

Co., Ld., Hongkong

Slay, E. T. W., assist., Socony-Vacuum Corpn., Shanghai

Slee, J., manager, Biljartfabriek “Emma,” Soui-abaya

Sleep,

Slimon, A., 2nd assist, secty., Colonial Secretariat, F.M.S.

Sligh, J.,Dr.director,

J. G., TenSlighTonk

& Co.,Seng’s Hospital, Singapore

Tientsin

Sloan, James, assistant, Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Hongkong

Sloan, J. L, engineer, British Borneo Timber Co., Ld., Sandakan, B. N. Borneo

Sloot,

Sloper,L.Dr.T.,J.assist., Stark & McNeill,

S., consultant, Penang

Drs. Rattray & Sloper, Singapore

Slosarczyk, Antoni, attache of legation, capt. of general staff, Polish Legation, Tokyo

Slowe, L. E., manager director, Waugh

Sluis, E. J., inspector, Municipal Health dept., Co., Penang

Shanghai

Small, A. O., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank, Klang, Selangor

Smakman,

Small, A. S.,J.acting

A., engineer,

deputy powerplant, Netherlands

treasurer, Colonial Harbour

Treasury, Works Co., Mukden

Singapore

Small, K L. Shell, assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Nanking

Smalley, C. H.; manager, Brooke Bond India, Ld., Singapore

Smalley, J. T., ’senior medical officer, Kowloon Hospital, Hongkong

Smalley, O.E.C.,J.,accountant,

Smallfield, governmentSmalley & Co,

surveyor, Singapore

Jesselton, British North Borneo

Smallwood,

Smart, A. G.I. H.,A. senior

M., localhealth

manager.,

officer,Commercial

Perak Union Assurance Co., Ld., Perak

Smart, C., Shanghai and Hongkew Wharf

Smart, E. J., supervisor, Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Ld., Shanghai

Co., Ld., Penang

Smart, E. L., assist., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Smart, G. D., assist., Palmer

Smart, J. A., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld, Shanghai

Smart, N.

Smart, W., assist., Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ld., Ipoh

Smebye,P.,Rev.consul for Chile,

E., supt., Hongkong

Norwegian Missionary Society, Changsha

Smedley,

Smedley, W.

W. H.,

R., accountant,sanitary

municipal British-American

engineer, Tobacco Co., Ld., Tsingtao

Singapore

Smeeden, J., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Smerdon, J. R., assist., Dodwell & Co., Shanghai B.N.B.

Smelt, W. A. C., auditor, Audit dept., Sandakan,

Smidt, C. A., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., Vladivostock

Smidt,

Smit, G. J.,J.Chinese Maritimemanager,

Customs,DeliShanghai

Smith,Ir.A.,H.assist.,F. E., general

meter dept., China Light &Railway

Power Co., Medan,Ld.,

Co. (1918), Sumatra

Hongkong

Smith,

Smith, A.

A. C.,

C., Nestle

signs &

per Anglo-Swiss

pro., Condensed

Sandilands, Buttery Milk

& Co.,

Co., Manila

Singapore

Smith, A. E., stock-taker, Secretariat, Singapore

Smith, Alex. E., agent, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Canton

Smith,

Smith, A.A. J.,

G., examiner,

deputy gaoler,

ChinesePrisons department,

Maritime Customs,Singapore

Shanghai

Smith, A. J. V., assistant, China Light and Power Co., Hongkong

-Smith, A. V., trade commissioner, United States Dej)t.Tientsin

Smith, A. S., boat officer, Chinese Maritime Customs, of Commerce, Shanghai

Smith, A. W., purchasing dept., Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels, Ld,, Hongkong

2F& FOREIGN RESHDENTS

Smith, A. Warren, station supt., Electric Supply dept., Municipality, Penang

Smith, B. A. Turner, assist., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Smith, B. C., assist., Erzinger & Co., Shanghai

Smith, B. H., assistant, Lowe, Bingham Matthews, Shanghai

Smith, B. P., Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., Taracol, Chosen

Smith, B. W. T., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Smith, B. W.,

Smith, C., actingassist., Findlay Richardson

conservator, Forest dept.,

Co. (Japan), Ld., Kobe

Smith, C., manager, Middleton & Co., Hankow

Smith, C. A. Middleton, professor of mechanical engineering, University, Hongkong

Smith, C. E., assistant medical officer, Medical dept., Singapore

Smith,

Smith, Cecil F., assist., Sime, DarbyTozai

& Co.,Motors,

Malacca

Smith, C.C. H.

H., Chichester, director,

partner, Donaldson & Burkinshaw, Ld., Tokyo '

Singapore

Smith, Rev. C. H., American Presbyterian Mission, Chinkiang

Smith, C. J., assist., Burkill & Sons, Shanghai

Smith,

Smith, C.C. J.,

J., senior professorAmerican

vice-president, of surgery,Asiatic

King Underwriters,

Edward VII Medical College, Singapore

Shanghai

Smith,

Smith, C.C. P.,

T., asst.

assist.British

Asiaticadviser, Trengganu

Petroleum Co., Penang

Smith, C. W., electrical engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Smith, Clinton

Smith, D., supt.,W.of P.,mails,

manager, ArdathPerak

Post Office, Tobacco Co., Ld., Shanghai

Smith, D. L., paymaster section, Socony- Vacuum Corporation, Shanghai

Smith, D. M., assist.,

Smith, D. assist., American

Imperial Chemical Industries, Harbin

Smith, E. B.W.Heaton, TradeGibb,

signs per pro., Commissioner,

LivingstonSingapore

& Co;, Ld., Shanghai

Smith, E. C., assistant master, Ellis Kadoorie

Smith, E. J.j Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Shanghai Public School, Shanghai

Smith, E. D., Malayan Tobacco Distributors, (Ld., Singap'ote

Smith,

Smith, E.E. G., acting deputy

G., assistant, commissioner,

Dodwell & Co., Ld.,Chinese

HongkongMaritime Customs, Tientsin

Smith, Rev. E. H., American Board Mission,

Smith, Rev. E. M., American Presbyterian Mission, Ningpo Foochow

Smith, E. W., supt. of stores, Royal State Railways of Sian;, Bangkok

Smith, F. B., assist., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Shanghai

Smith, F. E., assist., Malay Mail, Kuala Lumpur, S elan dpt

Smith, F. E., assist., Shanghai Tug and Lighter Co., iSha-nghai

Smith, F. H., merchant, Frank Smith & Co., Hongkong

Smith, F. J., manager, Dispensary, Ld., Penang

Smith, F. L., commissioner, Chinese Postal Administration, Harbin

Smith, F. R., Harvie Cooke & Co., Shhanghai

Smith, F. R., partner, Boyd &; Co., Amoy

Smith, F. R., managing director, International Underwriters,. Shanghai

Smith, F. S. VV., assist., Dodwell & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Smith, G. T., assist., Whitea.way, Laidlaw & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Smith, Horace, vice-consul for America, Canton

Smith, H., supt. of Hospitals, Health dept., Municipal Council, Shanghai

Smith, H., surveyor-general of Ship’s Office, Singapore

Smith, H. A., accountant, Fleming Brothers, Perak

Smith, H. D., assist., H. K. Mulford Co., Shanghai

Smith, H. E.j Mustard & Co., Ld., Hankow

Smith, H. H., attache for language study, American Legation, Peiping

Smith, H. J. P., assist., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., S’hai

Smith, H. M., jr., secretary, Realty Investment Co., Shanghai

Smith, H. Staples, merchant, Deacon & Co., Canton

Smith, H. T., assist., Butterfield & Swire, Shanghai

Smith, I. S., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Smith, J., assist., Bank Line, Ld., Hongkong

Smith, J., assistant, Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Shanghai

Smith, J., assist., Kiangnan Dock and Engineering Works, Shanghai

Smith, J., assist, mechanical engr., Kowloon-Canton Railway, Hongkong

FOREION RESllDENTS 273

•Smith, J., F. M. S. Railways, E. Lumpur, SelangOr

Smith, J. A., assist., Perrin'’Ooope'r & Co., Tieiitsdn

Smith, J. A., assist., Shanghai'Eieetrih'Construction Ca., :Ld., Shanghai "

Smith, J. C., engineer, China Printing and Finishing Od. , Ld., Shanghai

Smith, Rev. J. 0., English Presbyterian Mission, Swatow

Smith, J. 0. M., district officer,; Krian District, Perak

Smith, Hon. Dr. J. E., exectitivO council, Penang

Smith, J. E., signs per pro.,“'Boyd Co., Amoy

Smith, J. E., Jardine, Mathoson & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Smith, Dr. J. E., fnedmal practitioner, Boon Pharmacy, -Penang

Smith, J. M., Kiangnan Dock & Engineering Work Shanghai

Smith, J. M., president, A. P. Manning A Co., Eobe

Smith, J. M., assist., Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Kobe

Smith, J. T., chief , traffic inspector, Canton-Kowloon Railway, Canton

Smith, J. W., pres; &, genl. manager, American Trading Co. of Japan, Kobe

Smith, J. W., Pahang Consolidated'Co., Pahang

Smith, K. Stuart, signs per pro., Michael Co., Hongkong

Smith, L. A.,; assist.,'London Guarantee k Accident Co., Ld., Shanghai

Smith, L. G: , special representative, Sanderson Bros. & Newbould, Shanghai

Smith, Lionel. F., Liddell Bros. Co., Tientsin

Smith, L. F. G., assist., Wm. Jacks & Co., Ld., Singapore

Smith, lL. G., sub-acoountant, Chartered Bank of India, Aust. & China, ’S’pore

Smith, M.

Smith, L. hi.,

H., Socohy-Vacuum Corporation,

Nederlandsch Indische Yokohama^Kobe

Handelsbank,

Smith, M. J., vice-pres., Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Manila

Smith, O., Chinese Maritime Customs, Foochow

Smith, O. A.* general manager, Whiteaway. Laidiaw & Co., Ld., Hongkong'

Smith, O. H., assist., Robert Dollar Co., Shanghai

Smith, Rev. P. A., Americah Chtirch Mission, Hikone, Kyoto

Smith, P. E.,. assist., .Dodwell Co.. Ld., Foochow

Smith, R. D., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Smith, R. E., headmaster, Victoria Bridge School, Singapore

Smith, R. F., assistant, McAlister

Smith, R. M., assist., gocony-Vacuum Corporation., Shanghai

•Smith,

Smith, R.R. W.,

R., British

assist., American

Hongkong Tobacco

Electric Co.,

Co., Ld., Shanghai

Hongkong '' '

Smith, iS. C., assist., Paulsen & Bayes-Davy, Shanghai

Smith, S. C., warder, Prison department, Singapore

Smith, S. E., officer, Police dept., Ipoii, Perak

Smith, T. H., tidesurveyor, 1 Chinese Maritime Customs, Lappa

Smith, V., commissioner, Post Office, Hankow

Smith, V. M., (signs per pro.), Adamsotn, Gilfillan & Co., Ld., Peilang

Smith, V. W. G., seeretary, Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels, Ld., Shanghai

Smith, W., assist., Kung Yik Mills, Shanghai

Smith, W., assist, mgr., Neiv Engineering & Shipbuilding Works, Ld., S’hai

Smith, W., chief draugntsihian,; Lands Office, Public Works dept., Hongkong

Smith, W., Dredging dept., Whangpob Conservancy Board, Shanghai

Smith, W. A. iS., Jugra Land & Carey Co., Pt. Swettenham

Smith, W. B., assist., Dollar Line, Ld., Yokohama

Smith, W. C., revisor, Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Ld., Penang

Smith, W. D., IinteTnational Export Co., Tientsin

Smith, W. E., assist., Dunlop Rubber Co., Kobe

Smith, W. E. D., Jardine, MathesPri & ’Co., Ld., Shanghai

Smith, W. F., chief engineer, Philippine Cold Stores' Manila

Smith, W. F., general sales mgr., General Motors (Japan), Ld., Osaka

Smith, W. G., state storekeeper, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Smith, W. G., gemeral manager, Smith Navigation Co., Manila

Smith, W. G. A., assist., Raub Australian Gold Mining Co., Ld., Pahang

Smith, W. H., acct., Texas, Co., Tientsin

Smith, W. J., Warder, Prison dept., Singapore

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

(Smith, W. J. Lockhart, senior clerk, Land office, Hongkong

Smith, W. K., accountant, British Legation, Bangkok

Smith, W. K., manager, Kung Yik Mills, Jessfield, Shanghai

Smith, W. 1L., assist., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Hankow

Smith, W. McL, asst, station officer, Fire Brigade, Hongkong

Smithers, F. A., financial officer, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Smithson, F., out-door assist., Maekinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Shanghai

Smits, R. E., sub-accountant, Netherlandsch Indisohe Handelsbank, Kobe

Smyth, E., Lewis S. 0., University of Nanking, Nanking

Smyly, F. H., manager, Smith, Wylie & Co., Ld., Singapore

Smyth, G. C., supt. engineer, Royal State Railways of S’am, Bangkok

Smyth, Capt. H. M., Municipal Police, Shanghai

Smyth, Lewis lS. C., University of Nanking, Nanking

Smyth, P., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Smyth, R. L., consul for United States of America, Shanghai

Snape, F. W., senior meter inspector, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Snell, C. F., assessor, Assessment & Estates dept., Municipality, Singapore

Snell, J. A., president, Soochow Brick and Tile Co., Soochow

Snell, W. F. A., Genl. Accid., Fire & Life Assurance Corporation, Ld., S’hai

iSnellen, J. P., secretary, Netherlands Legation, Tokyo

S Snellman, T. E., assist., Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Shanghai

S Snewin, G. M., assistant, Straits Times, Singapore

s Snewin, W. J. R., assistant, Borneo & Co., Ld., Singapore

Snoad, J. B., assist., Thomson & Co., Shanghai

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Snoad, J. R., inspector, Municipal Health dept., Shanghai

Snook, R., house manager, Palace Theatre, Manila

Snow, G. H. A., Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Snow, G. W. M., mgr., statistical dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Shanghai

Snow, H., Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Snow, H. L. N., Robertson & Rosier, Tientsin

Snow, H. W., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Snow, M. L., manager, M. L. Snow & Co., Tsingtao

Snow, T. M., counsellor, British Embassy, Tokyo

Sinuggs, Rev. H. H., Baptist Mission, Wuchow

Snyder, I. W., assist., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Yokohama

Snyers, T., Belgian Consulate General, Tientsin

Soares, Dr. J. C., medical practitioner, Macao

Sobbe, H., Glen Line Eastern Agencies, Ld., Hankow

Sochon, W. L. P., asst, commissioner, Sarawak, Borneo ,

Socorro, S., proprietor, Vicente’s Garage, Manila

Soenksen, O., signs jointly, Jebsen & Co., Shanghai

Sofeldt, P., assist., Anglo French & Bendixsens, Ld., Singapore

Sofoulis, A., assist., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Shanghai

Sofoulis, T. D., secretary, Auditorium Hal Alai, Shanghai

Sohrbeek, G. C., partner, C. Holstein & Co., Harbin

Sokol,

Sole, B.N.J.,J.,headmaster,

assistant, Andersen, MeyerSchool,

St. Michael’s & Co.,Sandakan

Tientsin

Sole, F. S., manager, Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Singapore

Sole,

Soler,W.J.,T.,Cie.

assist., Socony-Vacuum des

Framco-Asiatique Corporation,

Petroles, Shanghai

Haiphong

Solere, M., inspecteur1, Municipalite Francaise, Shanghai

Solinia, R. V., Viccajee & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Solina, S. R., Viccajee & Go., Ld., Shanghai

Soliva, R., manager, Banque de 1’Indo-Chine, Singapore

Solkin, P., assist., Wassard & Co., Vladivostock

Sollis, C. G. S., inspector of schools, Education dept., Selangor

SPS2??1 2s

Solodchin, G. P., vetery. surg. (Chaokochwang), Kailan Mining Admin., T’sin

Solomon,

Solomon, B.H.E..H.,accountant, Socony-Va-num Corporation,

assist., British-American Tobacco Co. Haiphong

(China), Ld., Shanghai

Solomon, M. E., assistant, E. D. Sassoon & Co,, Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 275

'Solovieff, >S., mgr., American Asiatic Underwriters, Inc., Haiphoiig

Soltau, B., assistant, Bodiker & Co., Hongkong

Samarcq, R., assist., Olivier-Chine Tientsin

Somekh, J. S., British and Asiatic Co., (Shanghai

Someren, H. C. A. van, manager, Netherland Insurance Co., Shanghai

Somers, C. W., mechanician, Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Hongkong

Somers, R. (L.,.agent, (Singer Sewing Machine Co., Manila

Somerset, B., manager, G. W. Wilson & Co., Ld., Perak

Somerville, G. W., assist. Conservator of Forests, Klang, Selangor

Somerville, H. E., Straits S.S. Co., (Singapore

(Somerville, P., assist., Dickinson & Co., Ld., Singapore

Somm, A. F., assistant, Diethelm & Co., Ld., Bangkok

Scmmaruga, G., assist., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Saigon

Sommavilla, Rev. F. S., St. Joseph’s Church, Hankow

Sommer, E. A., assistant, Hamburg-Amerika Linie, Shanghai

Sommer, G., China Export Import & Bank Co., Ld., Hongkong

(Sommer, W., Ohien; Hsin Engineering Co., Ld., Shanighai

Somroerfelt, A., assistant, (Linstead & (Davies, Hongkong

(Sommers, (Dr. H. F., dental surgeon, Hongkong

Sommerville, D. K., Adamson, Gilfillan & Co., Ld., Singapore

Sommerville, H. E., Singapore Harbour Board, Singapore

Song, T. (S., assist, mgr., Severance Wholesale Medical Supply Co., Seoul

Song, V. .1., assist., G. E. Mar den & Co,, Ld., Shanghai

Song, Y. H., Northern Featherworks, Ld., Shanghai

Sonnleitner, H., Ohien Hsin Engineering Co., Shanghai

Sonsin, J. W., assist., Ingersoll Rand (India). (Ld., Singapore

Soolich, E. W., Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Shanghai

Soorin, V. N., assist., Tobacco Products Corporation, Shanghai

Soper, E. J., accountant, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Sopher, Arthur, managing director, China Press, Inc., Shanghai

Sopher, A. M., signs per pro., Joseph Brothers, Shanghai

Sopp, N. I., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Sorby, V., mains dept., Hongkong Electric Co., Ld., Hongkong

Sorensen, A., barrister-at-law, Shanghai

Sorensen, J. Ibsen, secretary, Great Northern Telegraph Co., iLd., Shanghai

Sorensen, J. P., Chinese Maritime Customs, Harbin

(Sorensen, P. U., Chinese Maritime Customs, Hoihow

Sorensen, S. J., assist., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., Tientsin

Sorley, W„ assist., Singapore C'old Storage Co., Ld., Kuala (Lumpur, Selangor

Soto, E., accountant, Green & Co., Manila

Sottorf, B., assistant, Fuhrmeister & Co., Shanghai

Soucanton, Baron Girard de, Shanghai Telephone Co., Ld., Shanghai

Sender, Rev. E. L., American! Church Mission, Hankow

Sougerousse, garde principal. com] table, Bac-Giang, Tonkin

Souhaite, M., admin., (Denis Freres, Saigon

Soul, S. N., Mercantile Bank .‘of India, Ld., Singapore

Soulange-Teissier, R.. consul for France, Foochow

(Soulevich, Morris I., Union1, Steamship Agency, Shanghai

Soulier, comptabilite, Direction des Postes et des Telegraphes, (Saigon

(Soullard, E., Curate, Saigon Cathedral, Saigon

Sourd, le P.. Banque de I’lndb-china, Shanghai

Sousa, J. M. C. de,' De. Sousa & Cia., Shanghai

Soutar, F., assist., Taikoo (Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Soutendam, H. C., accountant, Nederlandsch Indische Handelsfoank, (Shanghai

Souter, F. G., director, Wilde & Co., Selangor

Souter, J. P., managing director, Pritchard & Co., Ld., Penang

South, W. H., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Southall, C. (L., assist; government analyst, Singapore

Southara, T. W., Asiatic Petroleum Co. ((South China), ILd., Canton

iSoutham, W. C., partner, Jaeger & Go., Singapore

27,6; FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Southerland, A. P., assist., Finance, dept;, Municipal, Council, Shanghai

Southerton, R. G., assist, master. Polytechnic Public., School, 'Shanghai

Southin, C. F., electrical engineer, Shapghai, Power • 6;o., rShanghai'

Southern, Hon. Mr. W. T., colonial secretary, Hongkong

Southwell, J. H., assist., Eritish-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., H’chow

Southwick, M. L., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Hankow

Southworth, J., assist., Kung Yik Mills, Hankow

Souza, Dr. B. de, medical Practitioner, Hongkong

Souza, D. E. de, secretary, Union Waterboat Co., Hongkong

Souza, F. X. da Silva, consul for Portugal,, Kobe

Souza, F. iS., signs per pro., Berrick & Co., iLd., Kobe

Souza, V. de, signs per pro., Souza F. S., Kobe

iSouza, V., representative, Hongkong Publishing Bureau, Hongkong .

Sovik, Rev. E., Lutheran Theological iSemina-ry, Hankow

Sowerby, A. le C., editor, The China Journal, Shanghai

Spada, Rev. Fr., rector, Rosary Chui'oh, Kowloon, Hongkong ,

Spain, G. B., assist., A. Cameron & Co., Ld., Kobe

Spalinger. U., director, U. Spalinger & Co., & consul f6r Switzerland/ Canton

Spalke, W., assist., Carlowitz & Co., 'Shanghai

Spall, E. G., Plywood Works supt., Malayan Collieries, Ld., Selangor

Spalwingk, Eugene, Japanese secretary, Embassy of the Union of. Soviet, Tokyc

Spamer, Carl O., consul for America, Tobye

Spanier, H., Deutsch Farben Handelsohaft, Waibel &. Co., Shanghai;

Spanjaard, B., Netherlands Asiatic Trading Co-, Kobe

Spark, F. E., as,sist., lDodwell & Co;., Ld., Shanghai

Spark, W., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Sparke, C. E., Insurance Agent, Shanghai

Sparke, N. L., manager, Shanghai Land Investment, iSkabghai

Sparks, D. B., merchant, Shanghai

Sparrevohn, II., assist., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Shanghai

Sparrow, H. R., electl. engr., Electric Supply dept,,- Kuala Lumput, Selangor

Sparrow, W. de B., assist., supt., Police Headquarters, Hongkong

iSparshott, T., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P.I.), Ld., Mapila

Spary, A., overseer, Public Works dept,, Hongkong

Spas, E., Banque de L’Indo-Ohine, Shanghai

Speakman, H., Chinese Maritime Customs. Shanghai

Speakman, T. P., supt., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Speck, O., Biedermann & Co., Saigon

Speedy, T. J. H., surveyor general, Survey dept,, Messelton, British North B'neo^

iSpeelman, M., manager, International Savings Society, Shanghai

Speid, W. W., signs the firm, McAuliffe, Davis & Hope, Kuala Lumpur

Speirs, ID. C., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Spellman, L. L., vice pres. & gen. mgr., Internlationa'l Harvester Co., Manila

Speelman, L., pres., Eastern and Philippines iShipping Agencies, Manila

Spence, A. L., assistant, Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Tokyo

Spence, F. M., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P. I.), Ld., Cebu

Spence, H. M., architect, Spence, Robinson & Partners,; Shanghai

Spence, N., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P.I.), Ld., Manila

Spence, P. (L., merchant, Cornes & Co., Kobe

Spencer, A. N., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Spencer, F. D., signs per pro., Anglo-Siam Corporation, (Ld., Bangkok

Spencer, F. V., Jugra Land & Carey, Ld., Pt., Swettenham

Spencer, J. ID., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Spencer, J. P., assistant, Borneo Co., Ld., Singapore

Spencer, J. R., chief clerk, Administrative Branch, Military, Hongkong

Spencer, W. B., attorney-at-law, Yokohama

Spering, I. G., sub-acct., National City Bank of New York, Cebu

Sperling, E., assistant, Elbrook, Inc., Tientsin

Speyer, C. S., representative, Herbert & Whitworth, Ld., Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 277

Spiny, W. T., A'all & CpVLd., Osaka

Spiegler, B., clerk, Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Spiegier, E. A., assistant, Palmer & Turner, Shanghai

Spiegler, L., senior clerk-of-works, Public Works Department,' Shanghai

Spiegler, M., assist., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Spiegler, M., secretary, Malcolm & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Spielman, F. F., president, E. W. Frazaar Fed. Inc,, Tientsin

Spiers, E. J., assist., Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Gbdown Co., Ld., H’fKong

Spiker, C. J., Chinese secretary, American Legation, Peiping

Spilman, F., assist., Harrisons, Barker & Co., Penang

Spink, C. Y. F., assist., Thomson & Co., Shanghai

Spink, R. G., rural health officer, Medical department, Singapore

Spire, P. R., mgr., P. R. Spire & Co , and partner, France Import, Hankow

Spirig, J. W., John Spirig & Co., Zamboanga

Spit, H. M., agent, JayEV-Ohina-Japan. Lijn, Batavia

Spivey, A., assist, master, Polytechnic Public School, Shanghai

Spizzica, G., proprietor, G. Spizzioa &\Co., Shanghai

Splingaerd, J. B., Tientsin Tramways and Lighting Co., Ld., Tientsin

Splingaerd, P., Tientsin Tramway and Lighting Co., Ld., Tientsin

Splittgerber, Hermann, iDoitsu Senryo Gomel Kaisha, Tokyo

Spode, I. G., secretary, Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ld., Singapore

Spooner, Major J. C- u,, engr. for ways & works, F.M S. Railway, K. Lumpur

Spoor, A. S. L., assistant resident, Governor's office, Medan, Sumatra

Sporleder, W., assist., Melchers & Co., Hongkong

Spottorno, J., secretary, Spanish Legation, Peiping

Spottiswoode, W. S., sub-officer, Fire Brigade, Shanghai

Spowers,

Spradberry,J. H.,E. J.,assistant

engineer,supt., Survey Rope

Hongkong department, Kedah Co., Ld., H’Kong

Manufacturing

Spraggett, C. J., Jar dine Engineering Corporation, Shanghai

Sprague, C. H., assistant, Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Shanghai

Sprague, W., Government surveyor, Harbour Office, Hongkong

Sprenger, H., A.E.G. China Electric Co., Shanghai

Spreuengli, H., Kueufile & Streiff Inc., Manila

Springer, N., East Asiatic Co., Ld., Bangkok, Siam

Springer, R. S., manager, Philippine American Drug Co., Manila _ :>jn

Springfield, M. O., deputy commissiioner, Municipal Police, Shanghai

Sproson, W. J., loc. supt., Railway dept., Jesselton, British North Borneo ,

Sproule,

Spurgeon,E. A.,

engineer,Prisons

Posts. &department,

Telegraph Singapore

department, Malacca.

Spurgeon, S. E., siub-station attendant, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Spurway, B. J. C., deputy conservator of Forests, Sarawak

Spycher, W., chancellor, Swiss Legation, Tokyo

Squire, C. H., warder, Prisons department, Singapore ;

Squires, A., Jar dine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Squires, G. T., assist., Arts & Crafts, Ld., Shanghai

Squires, R. W., Squires, Bingham Co., Shanghai

Squire, H. J., China Inland Mission, Ichang

Squire, H., Public Health department, Shanghai

Staargaard, Tr. W. F., director, De Javasche Bank, Batavia ,

Staats, W. A., Victor Co, of China, Shanghai

Stabb, G. W., assis., H’kong &; Shanghai Bkg. Corpn., KToon Branch, H’kong

Stableford,; C. H., architect, Public Works dept., Shanghai

Stacey, G. H., assistant, Hongkong and (Shanghai Bank, Dairen

Stack, L. P., Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai /

Stackhouse, J. W., manager for Far East, New Zealand Ins. Co., Ld., S’hai

Stadelmann, manager,. Nabholz & Co., Yokohama

Stadt, N. E. van de, consul for Netherlands, Penang

Staehelen, S., Tabak, my. “Tjinta Radja,” Sumatra

(Stafford, H. C., Nipah Distilleries of Malaya, Selangor

278 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Stafford, H. R. H., assist, master, Govt. Eng. School, Seremban, N. Sembilan

Stafford-Srrith, F., divisional mgr., British-American Tobacco Go., iLd., H’kong

Stagg, E. W., assist., Hongkomg & Shanghai Banking. Corporation, Hongkong

iStahel, J. W., director, Cie. de Commerce et de Navigation, Haiphong

Stainesi, A. E., Controller, Posts & Telegraphs, Penang

Stainfield, E. (L , clerk, Supreme Court, Hongkong

Stainfield, H. L., Lane, Crawford, Ld., Hongkong

Stainforth, R. W., exchange engr., Oriental Telephone & Electric Co., S’pore

Stainton, T. F., assist', Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ld,, Hongkong

Stal, J. H., assist, general mgr., Cie. Franoo-Asiatique des Petrbles, Saigon

Staley, F., assistant, Tobacco Products Corporation, Shanghai

iStalker, A., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Stalker, J. P., assistant, Socony Vacuum Corporation, Hankow

Stallings, N. M., Soochow University, Soodhow

Stalmann, H., assist., Scherings, Ld., Shanghai

Standage, H. E., Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Shanghai

Standing, W., director, iScott, Harding & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Standish, R. D., sub-accountant, National City Bank of New York, Singapore

Standring, H., assistant master, 'Thomas Hanbury School, Shanghai

Stanesby, S. T. C., assist,, Hongkong Electric Co., Ld., Hongkong

Stanford, 0. R., assist., Cebu Stevedoring Co., Inc., Cebu

Stanford, S. G., manager, Lane, Crawford & Co., Kobe

Stanford,

Stang, W. W.R.,®.Chungking

O., manager, Eastern

Import Extension

S. A., TientsinTelegraph Co., La,burn

Stangaard, K., chief examiner, Chinese Maritime, Customs, Canton

Stange, H., assistant, Waibel & Co., Shanghai

Stanhope, A. B., Sanitary Board, Selangor

Stanion, V. W. L., assistant, Imperial Chemical Industries!, Ld., Tsingtao

Stanislas, Rev. Bro., directeur, French College, Penang

Stanley, F. F., motor engineer, Public Works dept., Shanghai

Stanley, H. M., assistant, Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Shanghai

Stannard, Dr. R. E., American Baptist Foreign Mission Society, Ningpo

iStansfield, B. J., China Import and Export Lumber Co., Ld., Shanghai

Stanton, A. L., assistant, Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Yokohama

Stanton, Cyprian, partner, Stanton & Co., Yokohama

Stanton, E. F., second secretary, American Legation, Peiping

Stanton, J. R. L., assistant, China Underwriters, Ld., Hongkong

Stanton, W. T., partner, L. IDunbar & Co., Hongkong

Stapledon, C. E. C., surveyor of sihips, Municipality, Singapore

Stapleton-Cotton, V. W., commissioner, Postal Administration Tientsin

Star,

Stares,W.M.,J. Van

assist.,der,British

manager, Rising Sun

Municipal Petroleum

Council, Co., Ld., Taikoku

Tientsin

Stark, C. C., assist, general manager, ’Socony-Vacuum Corporation, H’kong

Stark, C. T.;’ Armour & Co., Manila

Stark, C. I., assistant, Armour &; Co., Manila

Stark, P., secretary, German Consulate, Shanghai

Stark, W. J. K., controller, Labour dept., Penang

Starke, J. A., warder, Convict Establishment, Taiping, Perak

Starkey, C. D., assist., Mansfield & Co., Singapore

Starling, H. V., superintendent, Municipal Cemeteries, Shanghai

Starling, R. A., assistant engineer, Hongkong Electric Co., Hongkong

Starling, R. C., Chinese Maritime Customs, Ningpo

Starling, S. B., Butterfield & Swire (Godowns and Wharves), Shanghai

Starr, C. V., president, American Asiatic Underwriters, Shanghai

Starr, N. Van der, secretary, Asia Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

Starr, W. J.J. V.,

Starrett, van accountant,

der, manager,National

Rising Sun

CityPetroleum Co., Taikoku,

Bank of New Formosa

York, Shanghai

Staten, V. G., vice-consul, American Consulate, Hankow

States, W. G., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Stather, E. J., assist., Louis T. Leomowens, Ld., Bangkok

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Stauffer, I. Y., assistant, Soeoiny-Vacuum Corporation, Yokohama

Stauns, A., Danish Mission Hospital, Antung

Staurenghi, |Ei., Ed. [Keller & Co., Ld., Manila

Staurenghi, R. P., acting consul for Italy, Manila

Stead, W., Arnhold & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Stearns, A. D. A., director, Bishop & Lacey, iLd., Hongkong

Steavenson, D. V., solicitor, Deacons, Hongkong

Stebbeds,

Stedefeld, F.iDr.R.,H.,Foreign Harbour

medical office, Shanghai

practitioner, Tokyo

Stedeford, Rev. E. T. A., United Methodist Mission, Wenchow

Stedmam, L., resident partner, Thomson & Co., Tientsin

Steed, P. H., assist., General Electric Co., ILd., Singapore

Steed, R. H., executivei'engineer, Public Works department, Singapore

Steegstra, A. A., passage dept., Royal Packet Navigation Co., Singapore

Steel,

Steel, J.H. S.,

E., assistant,

European F.M.S.

warder, Railway,

Prisons department, Siilgapore

Kuala iLumpur, Selangor

Steel, P. IS., secretary, Kyle, Palmer & Co., Ld., Perak

Steel, W., manager, Eastern Bank, !Ld., Singapore

Steele, F. H., Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Canton

Steele, N. W. C., assist, engr., F.M,S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Steele, T., partner, Stark & McNeill, Ipoh

iSteele, W. H., supt. of transportion, Peiping-Liaoning Railways, Tientsin

Steen, O. G., general manager, Robert Dollar Co., Shanghai

Steenbergen, G. A. van, Netherlands Harbour Works Co., Mukden

Steenbuck, H., assistant, Ahrens & Co.,Nachf. H., Kobe

Steeneck, H., assistant, Melchers & Co., Tsingtao

Steer, R. J., assistant, Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Tokyo

Steevens, Major ID. J., Military, Singapore

Stefani, F., assistant, Straits Times, Singapore

Steffensen, A. H., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., ‘Shanghai

Stegen, van der L., Olivier-Chinte, Shanghai

Steger, M., partner, 'Steger & Co., Hongkong

Stegmaier, E. R., assist., E. Cambefort & Co., Shanghai

Stehling, J., assist., Chungking Import, S. A., Tientsin

Stehr, H., signs per pro., Siemssen & Co., Hongkong

Stehr, M., assistant, Reuter, Brockelmann & Co., Tientsin

Steiaier,

Steil, A.,O..Deutsdh-Asiatisch

maruager, Gmur, Bank,Inc., Otta,KobeManila

Steinberg, C. H., genl. mgr. & vice-pres., Torrejon, Jurika & Co., Zamboanga

Steinberg, H., assistant, Reuter Brockelmanrn & Co., Tsingtao

Steiner, C.,

iSteiner, H. assistant,

W., Melchers,Steiner& &Co.,Co.,Shanghai

Shanghai

Steiner, J. A., manager, Far East iSuperintendence Co., Ld., Kobe

Steiner, Rev. J. F., American Presbyterian /Mission, Hoihow

Steiner, K., assistant, Steiner & Co., Shanghai

Steiner, M. H., Steiner & Co.. Shanghai

Steinfeld, H., director, K. K. Leybold Shokwan, Tokyo

Steinhaeuser, A., assistant, Holstein & Co., Ld., Kobe

Steinle, Fr., Steinle & Co., Shanghai

Steinman, M. Zais, vice' president, Steinman & Co., Shanghai

Stekol, A. G., Shoe Manufacturer. Tientsin

Stelle, E. T., manager, National City Bank of New York, Cebu

Stellingwerff, H., agent, L. Everett, Inc., Shanghai

Stenhouse, J., assistant, Mackenzie & Co., ILd., Hankow

Stening,

Stephan, H.C. G.H.,E.,vice-consul,

accountant,American

GestetnerConsulate,

(Eastern),Chosen

Ld., Singapore

iStephan, J., Caldbeck, Maogregor & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Stephan, R., Whitsons, Ld., Shanghai

Stephanidis, E., proprietor, Tsingtao Cafe, Tsingtao

Stepharius, C., manager, Bucheister & Co., Tientsin

Stephen, Rev. Bro., St. Joseph’s Institution, Singapore

2£>0 POEEIGN RESIDENTS

Stephen, C. H., vice consul, American. Consulate General, Seoul

Stephen, C. J., architect, (Swan & Maclaren, Singapore

Stephen, ID. M. D., merchant, Singapore

Stephen, G., assist, aecnt., P. & O., Banking Corpn., Ld., Hongkong

Stephen, H., Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, IKobe

Stephen, R. ID., assistant, Paterson, Simon & Co., Singapore

Stephens, F. R., chief clerk, Mines dept., Negri Sembilan

Stephens, G. E., overseer, Public Works dept., Hongkong

Stephens, G. H., General Hospital, Singapore

Stephens, G. J., assistant master, English School, Johore

Stephens, O. (L., assistant executive engineer, Selangor

Stephens, W. A., mgr., Nestle & Anglo-Sv.iss Condensed Milk Co., Shanghai

Stephenson, B. S., assistant, Butterfield & Swire, Hankow

Stephenson, E., assist., Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Stephensen, E., Shipping editor, Manila Daily Bulletin, Manila

Stephenson, E.F., assist, electl. engr., Electric Supply dept., K. Lumpur, S’gor

Stephenson, J. W., Commissioner, Chinese Mar’time Customs, Kowloon

Stephenson, K. G., director, Ilbert & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Stephenson, R. N., assist., Malay Mail, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Sterelny, A. J., assist., New Engineering and Shipbuilding Whrks, (Ld., S’hai

Sterelny, M. J., assist., S. A., Clerici, Bedoni & Go., Shanghai

Sterguelle, Wm. J., assist., Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co., Tientsin

Sterling, A. W. F., assistant, Palmer and Turner, Shanghai

Sterling, W. A., manager, Italian Bank for China, Shanghai

Stern,

Stern, Rev. C.„ Catholic

O., manager, Sun Mission, WeihaiweiCo. of Canada, Sourabaya

Life Assurance

Sternberg, Max, managing proprietor, Sternberg & Co., Singapore

Stevenson, A. G., assistant, The Prudential Assurance Co., Ld., Singapore

Sternberg, Dr. H., H. G. Deutsche Stickstoff, Shanghai

Sternberg, M., assist, manager, Paul I. Fagan & Co., Shanghai

Sterpin, E., Baboud, Mary & Cie.. Shanghai

Sterqueile, Wm. J., assistant, Liggett & My era Tobacco Co., Ld., Tientsin

Sterrey, C. A., Inniss & Riddle, Shanghai

Stetson, H. S., manager, National City Bank of New York, Osaka

Steudler, T., assist,, Borneo Co., Ld., Bangkok

Stevenot, J. E. H., vice-pres., Philippine Aerial Taxi Co., Manila

Stevens, A. G., sworn measurer and weigher, Yokohama

Stevens, C. A. M., sec. to mgr.. Dickinson & Co., Ld., Singapore

Stevens, E. A., partner, Allen & Gledhill, Johore

Stevens, E. H., manager, British-American Tobacco Co., Ld., Singapore

iStevens, E. S., warder, Prisons dept., Singapore

iStevens, E. V., inspector, Frazer Trust'Co., Tokyo

Stevens, F. A., accountant and office manager, John Little & Co., Ld., Penang

Stevens, F. C.,'assistant boat officer, Chine e Maritime Customs, Singapore

Stevens, G. E., overseer of Public Works dept., Hongkong

Stevens, G. N., visiting agent, _Nevill Stevens' & /Co., Ipoh, Perak

Stevens, H. E., consul for America, Tsinan

Stevens, H. E., supt., Municipal Fire Brigade, Singapore

iStevens, H. G., inspector, Sanitary dept., Hongkong

Stevens, K. B. Hi, assist., Dunlop Rubber Co., Ld., Singapore

Stevens, K. R., manager, Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Singapore

Stevens, L. A. H., assist., Italasia, Ld., Singapore

Stevens, Lt.-Col. L. R., comdg. officer, Constabulary Officers, Zamboanga

Stevens, T. M., financial assistant, Electricity dept., Municipality, Singapore

Stevens, W. L., partner, Donaldson & Burkinshaw, jSingapore

Stevens, W. M., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Stevens, W. R. M., assist., Layers & Clark, Shanghai

Stevens, W. W., assistant, Socqniy-Vacuum Corporation. Yokohama

Stevens-Burt, W. N., British-American Tobacco Co., Ld., Singapore

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 281

Stevenson, A., manager, Dairy Farm, tee and Gold Storage Co., 'Ld., H’kong

Stevenson, B. O'., director, Ford Motor Co, of Malaya, Ld., Singapore

Stevenson, D. D., iLingnan University, Canton

Stevenson, G., assistant engineer, Shanghai Power Co., . Shanghai

Stevenson, H. J. Y. K., assistant, Jardine, Matheson, &,Go., Ld., Hongkong

Stevenson J., Manila Instalment Co., Manila

iStevenson, J. B., assist., Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ld., Singapore

Stevenson, J. R., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ld., Penang

Stevenson, D. M., assistant, Guthrie & Co., Ld., Singapore

Stevenson, W. G„ vice-president, Baltoc Mining Co., Manila

Stevenson, W. IL., assist., dredge dept., United'Engineers,' Ld., Singapore

Steward, A. N., University of Nanking, Nanking

Stewart, A. C., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Stewart, A. C. G., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Stewart, A. McC., vice-president, Smith, Bell & Co., Ld., Manila

Stewart, 0., passage dept., Royal Packet Navigation Co., Singapore

Stewart, C. C., assistant, Resident Councillor’s Office, Penang

Stewart, C. D., supt., met. branch, Survey dept., F.M.S.; & S.S.

Stewart, C. E., assist., Butterfield & Swire- Hankow '

Stewart, C. E., assist., Cosmopolitan Dock, Hongkong

Stewart, C. E., sub-agent, Chartered Bk. of India, Aus. &'China, Manila

Stewart, C. J. L., director, Wattie & Co., Ld., iShanghai

Stewart, C. P., Stewart Painting Go., Manila

Stewart, D. J. C., assist., Imperial Chemical Industries, Ld., iDairen

Stewart, E. A., accountant, United Engineers, Ld., Perak

Stewart, E. F., American Internationa! Underwriters, Manila

Stewart, E. G., principal, St. Paul’s College, Hongkong

Stewart, F. F., sub-accountant, P. & O. Banking, Corporation, Ld., Singapore

Stewart, F. W., inspector, Vehicles Registration dept., Penang

Stewart, G. H., assist., Taikoo Dockyard add Engineering Co., Hongkong

Stewart, H. G., The Texas Co. (China), Ld., Hankow

Stewart, I., Adviser dept., Manila Daily Bulletin, Manila

Stewart, iDr. J., assist., Drs. Jamieson, Sharp & McKern, Penang

Stewart, J. C., assistant, British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Stewart, J. G., assist., W. Hammer & Co., Ld., Singapore

Stewart, J. H., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Stewart,

Stewart, J.Dr.L.,P.Chinese Maritime

S., teacher, Customs, Canton

St. Stephen’s College, Hongkong

Stewart, R. C., secretary, Wm. Jacks & Co., Ld., Singapore

Stewart, R. L., editor, China Builder, Shanghai

Stewart, R. S., partner, Brown, Phillips & Stewart, Ipoh, Perak

Stewart, W., Brittannic Textiles, Ld., Shanghai

Stewart, W. A., iDavie, Boag & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Stewart,

Stewart, W.W. G.,

H., executive:

accountant,engineer, P.W.D.,

Hongkong CameronBank,

& Shanghai Highlands, Perak

Shanghai

Stubbe, M., assist., S. Moutrie & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Stibbe, S. M., manager, Schnitzler & Co., Semarang

Sticka, K., secretary, Skoda, Works. Harbin .

iStiebel, C. A., repres., Mackenzie, Stewart & Co. (Manchester), Ld., Shanghai

Stiebritz, A., signs per pro., Carlowitz & Co., Hankow

(Stiefenhofer, G., assistant, Glathe & Witt, Shanghai

Stieger, R. E., supt., Claude Neon Lights, Shanghai

Stiff, T. C., Govt, surveyor, Harbour Office, Hongkong

Stiff, W. J., manager, British Malayan Petroleum Co., Brunei

Stig-Neilsen, T., F. L. Smidtih & Go., Peiping

Stigter, C., manager, Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, Shanghai

Stihin, M., assistant, Hans Berents, Shanghai

Stikkel, C. J., assist.,' Netherlands Trading Society, Kobe

(Still, F. M., accountant, Public Works department, Johore

Stillaud, R., Hongkong & iShanghai Bank, Hongkong

282 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Stillman, R. S., assist., National City Bank of New York, Tokyo

Stilton, iP. E., inspector, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala (Lumpur, Selangor

Stimpison, P. B., International Export Co., Hankow

Stimpson, W. E., manager, Sanitary Fur Co., Peiping

Stimson, G. A., inspector, Police Headquarters, Hongkong

Stirewalt,

Stirling, C.A. N.,

J., second

treasurer, Kyo BunBritish

secretary, Kwan,Legation,

Tokyo Peiping

Stirling, D. V., assistant, Pritchard & Co., Ld., Penang

Stirling, E. M. E., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co., 1 Canton

Stirling, J., secretary, (Directorate General of Posts, Shanghai

Stirling, J., godown supt., Butterfield & Swire, Tientsin

Stirling, J. W. E., supt., China Fibre Container Co., Shanghai

Stiven, H. T., assistant, Malay Mail, Selangor

Stiven, R. C„ Adamson, Gilfillan & Co., Ld., Penang

Stock, A., Cie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Haiphong

Stock, B. L., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ld., Hongkong

Stock, G. M., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Hankow

Stock, R. sub-manager, David Sassoon & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Stocker, E. C., assist., Texas Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Stocker, G. St. M., marine surveyor, Swatow Pilotage Service, Swatow

Stocking, C., Heacock & Co., Manila

Stockley, G. E., vice-consul, British 'Consulate, Chungking

Stocks, A. W., assist., International Export Co., Ld., Nanking

Stocks, F. C., acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Ld., B’kok

Stocks, S. L, acting accountant, Mercantile Bank of India Ld., Singapore

Stockton, N., South China Morning Post, Ld., Hongkong:

, Stoekwell, C., manager and editor, Tsingtao Times, Tsingtao

Stoddart, J. A., inspector, Municipal Health dept., Shanghai

Stoekli, C., president, Electric Orient:r- Fabrica de Tabacos Inc., Manila

Stoeri, Ernst, Bolder Keitei Goshi Kaishai; & Consul for Austria, Tokyo

Stoeri, Steffi, hon. chancellor, Austrian Consulate, Tokyo

Stoessel, IG., manager, Schmidt & Co., Harbin

Stokely, H. V., Parke, Davis & Co., Shanghai

Stoker, W., assist., Hongkong Electric Go., Ld., Hongkong

Stokes, A. F., assist., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Stokes, A. H. J., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Shanghai

Stokes, Rev. B., Chaplain, Church of England, Negri Sembilan

Stokes, F. G., assist., British Cigarette Co., Ld,, Shanghai

Stokes, G. C., assist., Y. R. Vick & Co., Singapore

Stokes, T. E., British-American Tobacco Co., (Ld., Shanghai

Stokes, L. F., assist., Municipal Council, Shanghai

Stokkink, A., mgr., Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, N. V., Hongkong

Stolenberg-Lerche, H., assist., Telge & Schroeter, Shanghai

Stolle, Otto, assist,, Bohler Ketei Goshi Gaisha, Tokyo

Stoller, W., consul for Germany, Hanoi

Stolz, Th. W., (Herns & Niobbins, Shanghai

Stone, A. C., agent, Straits Trading Co., Ld., Seremban, Negri Sembilan

Stone, B., inspector, Municipal Health dept., Shanghai

Stone, E., genl. passenger agent for Orient, Canadian Pacific Railway, H’kong

Stone, E. R., lecturer, King Edward Yll College of Medicine, Singapore

Stone, F. J. H., Comes & Co.., Yokohama

Stone, H. E., engr. & genl. mgr., Hongkong and China Gas Co., Hongkong

Stone, J., assistant treasurer (Internal Audit), Secretariat, Singapore

Stone,

Stone, L.P. E.,

E. F.,Texas Co*. (China),

assistant, Hongkong Ld.,and

Hongkong

Whampoa Dock Go., Ld., Hongkong

Stone, R. H., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Hongkong

Stone, T. II., partner, Fraser & Co., Singapore

Stone, W. F., accountant, Police Headquarters, Hongkong

Stone, W.

Stone, W. J.,

G., F.M.S.

assist., Railways,

China Printing

Kuala &Lumpur,

FinishingSelangor

Co., Shanghai

Stoncham, H. F., assistant, Holt’s Wharf, Hongkong

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 283

Stonefoam, P. J., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Stonell, IT. W., assist., Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ld., Hongkong

Stoner, A. P., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), iLd., Shanghai

Stonton, Rev. A. W., St. Augustine’s Church, Betong, Sarawak

Stops, iL., manager, Finance and Commerce, Shanghai

Storeh, David, managing director, Storch Bros., Ld., Selangor Penang

Storch, Isidore, managing director, c'torch Bros., Ld., Selangor

Storer, J., manager for Japan, A Balfour & Co., Ld., Tokyo

Storrs, A. H. G., Chinese Customs Maritime, Amoy

Storey, T. J., assist., New Engineering & Shipbuilding Works, Ld., Shanghai

Storm-Jorgensen, SI, assistant, East Asiatic Co., Bangkok

Storms, W., assistant, Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Mukden

Storr, P., assist., Drew & Napier, Singapore

Storrar, T., assistant, Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld., Manila

Storrs, Rev. O. L., American Board Mission, Foochow

Storrs, H., assistant, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Storrs, J. K., assist., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Stott, R. E., assist., McAlister & Co., Ld., Singapore

S'tott, Rew. W., Emmanuel Mission Hospital, Nanning

Stotter, Fr. A., New Church of Corpus Christi, Labuan

Stovall, H. B., supt., Texas Co., Tientsin

Stowell, E. la M., assit. insp., Victoria Institution, Penang

Stower, H., Central Azacavrera de la Carlota, Manila

Straatemeier, E., dir., Koninklijke Paketvaart Mij., Batavia

Strachan, H. K., reporter, North-China Daily News & Herald, Shanghai

Strachan, J., genl. mgr. & chief ergr., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, S’gor

Strachan, J. A. P., director, United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Strachan, L. N., assistant, Boustead & Co., Ld., Singapore

Strachwitz, Graf R., secretary, German Legation, Peiping

Straetmans, L., general manager, Banquo Beige pour 1’Etranger, Shanghai

Strafford, 0., manager, China Light and Power Co., Ld., Hongkong

Strahan, A. C., master, Victoria Institution, Selangor

Strahan, J. H., medical officer, Teng Took Seng’s Hospital, Singapore

Strahan, S. Seguin, medical practitioner, Drs. Allan, Strahan & Kirk, H’kong

Stranack, M. W., manager, H. K. Mulfordi Co., Shanghai

Strandvig, F. A., assist, tidesurv., Chinese Maritime Customs, K’loon Frontier

Strang, Dr. T. S., medical officer, Klang, Selangor

Strange, C., inspector, Sanitary department, Hongkong

Strange, E. L., clerk, Colonial Secretariat, Hongkong

Strange, H. E., clerk-in-chargs registry, Colonial Secretariat, Hongkong

Strange, S. S., assist, supervisor, Botanical

Strangman, T. G. A., Pekin Syndicate, Shanghai

Stratton, W. M., engineer-in-chief, Canton Kowloon Railway, Canton

Strauss, E., La Estrella del Norte, Manila

Strauss, H., Malabon Sugar Co., Manila

Strauss, M., assist., Healing & Co., Osaka

Strauss, S. W., assistant, Burkhardt, Buchuan & Co., Shanghai

Strausser, H., merchant, Chefoo

Streatlield, E. P., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Harbin

Streeck, H., Bergmann Co., Kobe

Street, H. B., manager, Strong & Co., Yokohama.

Street, H. C., Sandilands Buttery & Co., Penang

Street, Thomas A., justice, Supreme Court, Manila

Strehler, E., manager, Volkart Bros. Agency, Tientsin

Strehlneek, E. A., Chinese Art Dealer, Shanghai

Streib U., merchant, Rohde & Co., Shanghai

Streiff, H. A., treasurer, Kuenzle & Streiff, Manila

Stredt, P. M., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Strellett, D. L., solicitor, Geo. K. Hail Brutton & Co., Hongkong

Strevens, W. A., manager, Robinson Piano Co., Ld., Singapore

FOREIGN RESIDE. NTS •

Strickland, E., assist, supt., Physical Education, Education dept., Singapore

Strickland, G. F., proprietor, Strickland & Co., Singapore

Strickland, J., manager, Wise & Co., Inc., Iloilo

Strickler, H., vice-president, Manila Cordage Co., Manila

Strickler, H., assistant, Escher, Wyss & Co., Tokyo

Striedter, administrateur de lere classe, Saigon

Strike, H. W., assist.,, British Cigarette Co., Ld., Shanghai

Stringer, H., engr.-in-chief, Shanghai Waterworks Gd.,ilk!., Shanghai

Stringfellow, G. F., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Singapore

Stritzel, J. C.,, Harbour ofh'ce, Customs, Shanghai

iStrobel, O., director, Henry Waugh & Co., Ld., Penang

Strohm, K., Zullig, Incorporated, Manila

Stromdahl, O. M., Texas Co., Changsha

Strome, O., managing dir., Strome & Co., iLd., & Consul for Sweden, Yokohama

Stromwall, H., general merchant, Shanghai

Strong, A. G. Y., International Export Co. (Kiamgsu), Ld., Nanking

Strong, H. C., assist, electric engineer, Electricity dept., - Sarawak

Strong, T. A., State Forest Officer, Perak

Stroud, E. P., director, Strachan & Co., Tokyo

Struckmeyer, O., Siemssen & Co., Tientsin

Struct, E., iP.W.D., Sandakan, B. N. Borneo

Strugnell, E. J., assist, conservator of Forests, Raub, Pahang

Strum, H. M., managing dir., Oriental Chemical & Trading Co., Ld., Tokyo

Strum, H. R. Van, mang. dir.. Oriental Chemical and Trading Co., ILd., Tbkyo

Struthers, J., adviser, Chilian Nitrate of Soda Propaganda, Tokyo

Strutt, G. E., assistant, British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Stryevshy, A., Dodge ■& Seymour, Shanghai

Stuart, A. (L., assistant, Penang Free School, Penang

Stuart, E., assist., United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Stuart, J., manager, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Hongkong

Stuart, J. V., local sales dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), ILd., S’hai

Stuart, R. A., agent, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Perak

Stuart-Smith, K., Gould & Co., Hongkong

Stub, K., assist., Great Northern Telegraph ,Co., Ld1., Hongkong

Stubbings, F. C., inspector, Municipal Police, Shanghai

Stubbs,

Stubbs, A.A. T.,

W., Dodwell

assistant,& Asiatic

Co., Ld.,Petroleum

ShanghaiCo., Ld., Shanghai

Stubbs, G. C., surveyor, Survey dept., F.M.S. & iS.S.

Stuckey, Dr. E. J., supt., Mackenzie Memorial Hospital, Tientsin

Stuessi, H., assist., Berli Jucker & Co., Bangkok

Stuijbergen, P., Hoi land-China Trading Co., Shanghai

Stunock, D., assistant, Stanton, Nelson & Co., Singapore

Stunzi, Dr. R., partner, iSiber, Hegner & Co-, Osaka

Sturgeon, J. B., assist., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Sturgeon, Leo. D., consul of America, Tokyo

Sturges, F., assistant, United Engineers, Ld., Singapore J T

Sturm, Kurt, proprietor., Electric Pavo Real, Manila

Sturrock, Hon. Mr. A. J., British adviser, Trengganu

Sturrock, G., colonial engineer, Public Works dept., Singapore

Sturrock, W. H., chartered accountant, Seth, Mancell & MdLure, Shanghai

Sturt, H. R.., managing director, China Underwriters, Ld’., Hongkong

Sturton, iDr. S. D., Church Mission Society Hospital, Hangchow

Stutely, C. R. M., assistant, Harper, Gilfillan & Co., ILd., Selangor

Stutz, E., assistant, Lieberman, Waelchli & Co1., Osaka

Stynes, J., Chinese Maritime Customs, Hankow

Styrum, Ir. A. Baron van, secretary, Deli Railway Co., Medan, Sumatra

Suarez, Fr. H., assist., Spanish Dominican Procuration for Missions, H’kong

Such, C. W.,

Suckling, P. inspector, Police Hongkong

H., genl. mgr., department,& Penang

Shanghai Hotels, Ld., Hongkong

iSudzuki, K., supply manager, General Motors (Japan), Ld., Osaka

Suensen, S. K., Texas Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 285

Suenson, B., attache, Great Northern Telegraph Cp., Shanghai

Suero, B., El. Aguila Fabripa de Tobaccos of Cigarellos, Inc., Manila

Suerte, lD., Pampanga Sugar Development Co., Manila

Suess, H., merdhant, Edward M. Boon & Cp., Kobe

Sueur, E. Le, pathologist, Medical department, Sarawak

Sueur, Capt. R. E. tLe, district officer, Sarawak

Sueur, W. H. iLe, sub-accountant, Netherlands Trading Society, Hongkong

iSuffert, Thos. H., Central Trading Co., Shanghai

Suffiad, A. G., British-American Tobacco Co,', (China), Ld., Hongkong

Sugars, B. E., assist., storekeeper of Public Works dept., Hongkong

Sugg, E. G., medical officer, Chinese Maritime Customs, Ningpo

Sulaiman, A., manager, Sulbina & Co., Singapore

Sulerzyski, S. de, signs per pro., Reiss, Massey & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Sullivan, A. L., London Guarantee & Accident Co., Hongkong

Sullivan, C. D., assistant, Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ld., Hongkong

Sullivan, C. J., dir. and sec., Eastern Fine Arts Association, Ld., Singapore

Sullivan, D. C., inspector, Sanitary dept., Hongkong

Sullivan, F., Dunlop

Sullivan, Rev. F. H., Rubber

UnitedCc.Episcopal

(China), Mission,

Ld., Shanghai

Ipoh, Perak

Sullivan, I. G., acct., British-American Tobacco

Sullivan, J., inspector, Municipal Police, Shanghai Co. (China), Ld., Hankow

Sullivan, J. M., Smith, Bell & Co-> Manila

Sullivan, P. ID., Shanghai Nanking Railway, Shanghai

Sullivan, W. T., dist. mgr., American Asiatic Underwriters, Canton

Sulzer, H., Alhambra Cigar and Cigarette Manufacturing Co., Manila

(Summer, E. B., assistant, Richard Haworth & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Summers, A. W., Forbes Advertising As Printing Service, Hongkong

Summers, B., land officer, Land department, Sarawak

Summers, C. H., assist., Taikpo Dockyard & Engineering Co., Hongkong

Summers, E. H., adviser, Summers Trading Co., Kobe

Summers, F., assist., Manufacturers’ Life Insurance Co., Peiping

Summers, Geo. R., repres. Goodrich International Rubber Co., Manila

iSummers, J. A., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Aust. and China, Canton

Summers, J. M., assistant, Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ld., Penang

Summers, R., assistant, Smith, Bell & Co., Manila

Summers, R., consul for Liberia, Manila

Sumner, E. B., Richard Haworth & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Sun,

Sun, O.J., S.,manager,

Deutsch-Chinesische

Sunlight Co.,Handelgt Co., Tientsin

Port Edward, Weihaiwei

Sun, R. V.'E., Industrial & Trading.Co., Ld., ShanghaiLd., Shanghai

Sun, Y. T., assist., Jardine Engineering Corporation,

Sunblad, E. T., inspector, Municipal Health dept., Shanghai

iSundell,, C. C., vice-consul for America, Amoy

Sunderum, D., chief clerk to I.G.P., Police department, S.S.

Sundlo, J., wharfinger, China Merchants Steam Navigation. Co., Shanghai

Sundram,

Sunger, M.T. H., P., H.extraFoox

assistant,

& Co., Controller-

Tientsin of Labour, Selangor

Sunico, T., manager, Herrederos de Hilario Sunico-, Manila

Sunley, J. M., cashier, Manufacturers Life Insurance Co., Hongkong

Suppiah, K. A., State Treasurer, Negri Sernbilan

Surcouf, P., chef du secretariat, Chambre de Commerce, Saigon

Surh, K. B., assist., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Suri, R., assist., Universal Leaf Tobacco Co., Shanghai

Surig, W., Behn, Meyer & Co., Semarang

(Surman, E. J., assistant manager, Jardine Engineering Corpn., Ld., Harbin

Surrey, H. P., Lipton, Ld., Shanghai

Surroca, P., manager, Delbourgo & Co., Ld., Kobe

Sutcliff, J. H., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Hongkong

Sutcliffe, J., Mustard & Co., Ld , Shanghai

Sutcliffe, G. H., assist., Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Sutherland, A. R., insp. of English Schools, Educational dept., Hongkong

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Sutherland, C. E., assist., Universal Deaf Tobacco Co., Shanghai

Sutherland, G. A. P., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Aust. & China, S’hai

Sutherland, J. G. A., assistant, United Engineers, (Ld., Sigapore

Sutherland, Capt. T-, marine supt., Mansfield & Co., Ld., Penang

Sutherland, W. B., assist, manag. dir., Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ld., iS’pore

Sutherland, Dr. W. B., medical officer, Kinta, Perak

Sutter, F. G., Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Haiphong

Sutterle, F. W., jr., manager, China Finance Corpn., Shanghai

Sutton, C., city editor, China, Press Inc., Shanghai

Sutton, F., land surveyor, Public Works department, Hongkong

Svagr, J. J., Architect & Consulting Engineer, Yokohama

Svendsen, L., signs per pro., WTaibel & Co., Hongkong

Swaap, H., accountant, Gestetner (Eastern), Ld., Singapore.

Swabb, Dr. G. H., Medical Officer, Labuan

Swabey, M. H., assistant, Dodwell & Co., Dd., Shanghai

Swain, O. B., Malaya General Co., Johore

Swaine, D. R., inspector of schools, Education dept., Perak

Swales, J., assist, acct.. Mercantile Bank of India, Hongkong

Swallow, J. F. A., assistant, Brinkmann & Co., Singapore

Swallow, R. W., estate agent, Pekin Syndicate, Shanghai

Swan, G., assistant surveyor, Harbour dept., Hongkong

Swan, G., sub-officer, Fire Brigade, Shanghai

Swan, 1., assistant, Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Swan, J. E., partner, Swan, Oulberston & Fritz, Shanghai

Swan, T., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Swann, Rev. Dean A., St. John’s Cathedral, Hongkong

iSwann, R. N., partner, Beck & iSwann, Shanghai

Swanson, A., assistant, Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Yokohama

Swanson, J., assistant, Bangkok Dock Co., Ld., Bangkok

Swanson, J. L., assistant, Pearson, Mackie & Co., Yokohama

Swapp, Dr. G. H., Police Magistrate, iLabuan, Borneo

Swayne, J. C., judge, Supreme Court, Kuching, Sarawak

Swearingen, R. V., manager, Marshall Field & Co., Shanghai

Sweeney, J. E., inspector, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Sweeney, J. N., assist., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Sweeney, N., clerk of works, Chinlese Maritime Customs. Shanghai

Sweeny,

Sweet, J.R. B.,

V., assistant, Socony-Vacuum

assist., Jardine Corporation,

Engineering HankowLd., Shanghai

Corporation,

Sweet, Col. Lucien IL, chief of staff, Philippine Constabulary, Manila

Sweet, S. A., draughtsman, W. S. Bailey & Cb., Ld., Hongkong

Swettenham, Lt.-Col. J. P., director of Public Works, F.M.S.

Swettenham, R. F. R., deputy commissioner, Trade & Customs^, Selangor

Swift, E. -L., Sooony-Vacuum Corporation, Yokohama

Swift, J. A., state engineer, Negri Sembilan

Swift, Dr. S. H., medical bfficer, district office, Perak

Swintom R. S., treasurer, Babcock & Templeton, Manila

Swiss, C. G., accountant, Siam Commercial Bank iLd., Bangkok

Swoboda, V., Atkinson & Dallas, Ld., Shanghai

Swoffer, F. A., aviation dept., Arnhold & Co., Shanghai

Sworder, G. H., assistant, supt., Survey department, Perak

Sy, Rev. L.,

Syberg, J., Sacred

electricalHeart Church,Shanghai

engineer, SingaporePower Co., Shanghai

iSycip, A., president, General Manufacturing Co., Manila

Sydenham,

Syer, F. N.,Dr.director,

A., Alice Memorial

Pinang Gazette& Press,

AffiliatedLd.,Hospitals,

Penang Hongkong

Sykes, E. A., manager, S. J. David & Co., Shanghai

Sykes, I., accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Hongkong

Sykes, N., assistant. Imperial Chemical Industries, Foochow

Sykora, F. H., auditor, Texas Co. (China), Dd., Shanghai

Symes, A. J., Pahang Consolidated Co., Pahang

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 287

Symon, V., secretary, Skoda Works, Ld., Harbin

Symons, Arthur, Brandit &; Rogers, Ld., Shanghai

Symons, D'. S., assist., British Cigarette Co., Ld., Hankow

iSymons, P., assistant, Union Brewery Co., Shanghai

Symons, R., assistant, China Finance Corporation, Shanghai

Symour, E. F., merchant, Shanghai

Syms, C. V., assist., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Synnott, Rev. F. W., St. Columbia’s, Miri, Sarawak

Szabo, G., manager, Shainan & Co., Peiping

Szalatnay, B., chancellor, Czechoslovakian Legation, Tokyo

Tabor, J. M., archivist, British Embassy, Tokyo

Tacchi, C. J., inspector of works, P.W.D., Hongkong

Taddei, C., Olivier-Chine, Hankow

Taen, Th. J., architect, Fermout Ouypers, Batavia

Tagg, W. G., assistant, Government Printing dept., F. M. S.

Taggart, J. H., managing dir. & chairman, Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels, Ld., H’kong

Taguchi, S., shipping clerk, consulate of Great Britain, Nagasaki

Tainsh, J., assistant, Harrisons, Barker & Co., Selangor

Tait, A. Y., assist., Shanghai Electric Construction Co.,. Ld., Shanghai

Tait, J., dredgemaster, Siamese Tin Syndicate, Ld., Takuapa, Bangkok

Tait, J. G., Smith, Bell & Co., Manila

Tait, W. G., acting supt., Telegraph and Telephones dept., Sarawak

Tajasque, secretaire particulier, Cabinet du Governeur General, Hanoi

Takeuchi, Z., secretary, Brazilian Consulate, Kobe

Talati, M. P., merchant, Hongkong

Talati, S. B., proprietor, Talati Bros. & Co., Tientsin

Talati, S. M., A. C. Patell & Co., Shanghai

Talbot, B. W., Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Shanghai

Talbot, C., Sime, Darby & Co., Ld., Singapore

Talbot, C. H., representative of Union Oil of California, Singapore

Talbot, G., assist., Reiss, Massey & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Talbot, R. M., Chinese Maritime Customs, Anking

Talbott, Sheridan, consul for United States of America, Kobe

Tallon, T, assist, revenue officer, Imports and Exports Office, Hongkong

Talou, E. J., acting agriculturist, Socfin Co., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Tamberg, E. Ch., Chineise Eastern Railway Go., Peiping

Tamburini, E. V., Bush Mack & Co., Fed., Inc., Shanghai

Tamlyn, T.,

Tamura, H. W.,

consul assistant,

generalBritish

for Japan,Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Foochow

Tancianco, F., National Shoe & Slipper Co., Davao

Tancinco, Tomas,

Tanco, chiefmanager, Malayan Pictures Co., Manila

TanguayA. A.,V., Atlanticengineer,

Gulf

Pacific Co.,Engineering

Manila Co., Inc., Manila

Tann, K.A.,U,assist.,

Tanner, Universal

Borneo Pictures

Co., Ld.,Corporation,

Bangkok Singapore

Tanner, A.C. R.,D., assist.,

Tanner, lawyer,Shanghai

Harvey Electric

& O’Brien, Manila Co., Ld., Shanghai

Construction

Tanner, F. H., partner, Scuir, Tanner &

Tanquerey, administrateur, Resident-Maire, Haidoung, Co., ShanghaiTonkin

Tansky, T. J., manager, Sonola Music House, Shanghai

Tansley, W., assist., Reiss, Massey & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Tape,

Taplin,B.R.W.,W.,division secretary,

assist.,dept.,

Hongkong Sun

andLife Assurance

Shanghai Bank,Co.Hongkong

of Canada, Hongkong

Tapp,

Tappam,M. K.,

Rev.Police Port Swettenham,

D. S., American Selangor

Presbyterian Mission, Kiungchow

Tappenden, W. H., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Tientsin

Taquet, M., acct., Banque Franco-Chinoise pour le Commerce et ITndustrie, Hongkong:

Tarbet, Q.,A. sub-officer,

Tarbuck, P., assistant,Fire Brigade,Electric

Hongkong Shanghai

Co., Hongkong

Tarby, H., assist., Butterfield & Swire, Shanghai

2S8 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Tardy, D,, Descours et Cabaud, Saigon

Tarle, Dr., North China Chemical Laboratory, Tientsin

Tarleton, W. G., Chartered Bank of India, Australia arid China, Kobe

Tarrant, J. A., secretary, A. S. Watson & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Tarrive, C., American Asiatic Underwriters, Hanoi

Tasker, L. O., agent, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Semarang

Tasker, J., port captain, Robert Dollar & Co., Manila

Tassel, A., Olivier-Chine, Shanghai

Tassel,

Tastel, E., assist., Olivier Chine, Shanghai

Tata, B.F.,D.,assist.,

manager, Frithjof

R. D.Hoehnke,

Tata & Co.; Shanghai

Shanghai

Tate, A., assist., Johnson, Stokes & Master, Hongkong

Tate,

Tate, E.,

G., Chinese

electricalMaritime

engineer,Customs,

ShanghaiHarbin

Power Co., Shanghai

Tate,

Tate, G.P. W.,

G., assist, manager,

Tug &Taikoo Sugar Refining

ShanghaiCo.,' Ld., Hongkong

Tatham, C. L.,Shanghai

assist., Palmer &Lighter

Turner,Co.,Shanghai

Tatham,

Tatin, F., general manager, Far East OxygenPt.andSwettenham

F. H. T., Jugra Land & Carey, Ld., Acetylene Co., Ld., Singapore

Tatlock, C., assistant, Sricony-Vacuum Corporation, Shanghai

Tatlock, J.R.,O.,assist.,

Tattum, Carlowitz

general manager,& Co.,

DombeyTientsin

& Son, Ld., Shanghai

Tatz, K., manager, Shainin & Co., Canton

Tauber,

Tauber, A., A. S.,assistant,

merchant,Gordon

Harbin& Cp,, Shanghai

Tauber, K., assist, Kofa American Drug Co., Shanghai

Taunt,

Taupin, H.G.,E.,associe,

assistant engineer,et Electricity

G. Taupin Hanoidept.,Cholon

Cie.,Municipal^ Municipality, Singapore

Tauzia, controleur, Administration

Tavadia, B. C., Tavadia & Futakia,

Tavadia, E. C., Tavadia & Futakia, Canton Canton

Tavares, A. A., assist., Netherlands Trading Society, Hongkong

Tavella,

Taverna,U.L.,M.,assist., general manager,

Italasia, Italian Bank for China, Shanghai

Ld., Singapore

Taverner,

Tavlin, M. E., inspector, Sanitary dept., Assurance

J. W., Commercial Union Hongkong Oo., Yokohama

Taj’-, C., proprietor and manager, Tay_ Jay Co., Manila

Tay, S., Malcolm & Co.,

Tayag, G., public accountant, Manila Ld., Shanghai

Taylor, A. J., assistant, Green Island Cement Co., Hongkong

Tayler,

Tayler, A.V. L.,A.,director,

partner, Arts and Crafts,

Mansergh Ld., Negri

& Tayler, ShanghaiSembilan

Taylor,

Taylor, A. H. vice-president, Visayan StevedoreLumpur,

A. F., assistant, Guthrie & Co., Kuala Selangor Iloilo

Transportation,

Taylor,

Taylor, A.A. K., W., senior

partner,inspector, Sanitary

W. W. Tayor &■department,

Co., Seoul Hongkong

Taylor,

Taylor, C.A. F., W. assist.,

R.„pro-consul,

ShanghaiBritish

ElectricConsulate, OsakaCo., Li., Shanghai

Construction

Taylor, C. PL, United Engineers, Ld , Singapore

Taylor, C. S., vice-president and general

Taylor, C. W., sub-accountant, Siam Commerical Bank, manager, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Ld., Bangkok

Taylor, D. P., assist., Anglo-Siam

Taylor, E., treasurer, Treasury, Hongkong Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

Taylor,

Taylor, E.F., R.,charge manager, EstateShanghai

engineer, dept., Singapore

Power Co.,,Harbour

ShanghaiBoard, Singapore

Taylor,

Taylor, F. D. assist.,

G.H., F.,inspector, United

sub-inspector Engineers,

of lighthouses,Ld., Singapore

Harbour dept., Hongkong

Taylor,

Taylor, H. A., monopoly Municipal

analyst, Health

Imports dept.,

and Shanghai

Exports Office, Hongkong

Taylor, H. C., Consul for America, Peiping

Taylor,

Taylor, H. H. C., examiner,

S., technical Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Taylor, H. W., partner, assist., UnitedTaylor

Bell, Harold, Engineers,

KobePenang

and Tokjro

FOREIGN- RESIDENTS 289-

Taylor, H. W. Y., Mukden Medical College, Mukden

Taylor, J., J'ardine Matheson & Co.,-Tientsin

Taylor, J., assistant, Wredford & Thornton, Penang

Taylor,

Taylor, J.J., A.deputy gaoler, Prisons

S., temporary Warder,department,

Prison dept.,Singapore

Singapore

Taylor, J. B., secretary, National

Taylor, J. C., agent, Jardine, Matyheson & Co., Christian Council pf China, Shanghai

Ed., Tientsin

Taylor, J. H., assist., Socony-Vacuum; Corporation, Shanghai

Taylor, J. P., medical officer, Medical departmo'iiitj Sandaikau, .Borneo'

Taylor,

Taylor, J.L ,R.,assistant,

headmaster, English School,

British-American Muar,C.oJohpre

Tobacco r, Ed., Bangkok

Taylor, L. K., merchant, Shanghai

Taylor, L. V., Asiatic Petroleum Cp., Selangor

Taylor, N. H., assistant Municipal engineer, Singapore

Taylor, N. W., Guthrie

Taylor, P., assistant engineer, Public Works dept., Shanghai

Taylor, P. J., assist, surveyor, Harbour Office, Hongkong

Taylor,

Taylor, P.Capt.

L., sub-officer, Fire Brigade,

R. A. Grant, Shanghai

Military, Singapore

Taylor, R., works manager, Green Island Cement Co., Hok-un, Hongkong

Taylor, R., inspector, Municipal Police

Taylor, R. W., assist., Shanghai Electric Construction dept., ShanghaiCo., Shanghai

Taylor, W., assistant engineer, China Light and Power Co., Ld., Hongkong-

Taylor, Wm., British Cigarette Co., Tientsin

Taylor, IV. A., manager, Standard Telephones and Cables, Ld., Singapore

Taylor,

Taylor, W.

W. C., C., clerk, Shanghai

registrar, Supreme Power

Court,Co,Penang

Shanghai

Taylor, W. H., installation mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Taylor, W.

Taylor, W. W., H., assist.,

Taylor Reiss,

& Co.,Massey

Seoul & Go., Ld., Canton

Taylorson, F., American Oriental Finance Corpn., Shanghai

Tchoo, J., French Municipal Council,

Tchurin, B. G. van, British Cigarette Co., Tientsin

Hankow

Teale, G. E., director, Cumberbatch

Teale, H., assistant, Holt’s Wharf, Kowloon, & Co., Selangor

Hongkong

Tqasdale. V. C., assistant, Spicers (Export), Ld., Singapore

Teaze, S. J., assist., Socony-Vacuum Corpn., Yokohama

Tebbutt, C. L., Probst, Hanbury & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Tebbutt, H. J., architect, Palmer & Turner, Hongkong

Tebbutt, L. S., F., Liggett

assist., Liggett <& Tobacco

Myers. &Co.

Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Tecson, P.,L.prop.,

Tebbutt, Tecson& Rice

MyersMill Co., Manila(China), Ld., Hankow •

Tecson, V., manager, Tecson Rice Mill Co., Manila

Teerthdas, C., proprietor,

Tehel, A., assist., Oppenheimer TeerthdasCie,Co.,Kobe

Manila

Teichman, E., Chinese secretary,& British Legation, Peiping

Telberg,

Telberg, G.R. G., proprietor,

G.,manager,

jr. partner, Telberg’s

Telberg’s International Bookstore, Tsingtao

Telfer, R., Cathay Hotel,International

Shanghai Bookstore, Tsingtao

Tellier, F., manager, Asia Life Insurance Co., Saigon

Temlett,

Tempany,G.H.E.,A.,assistant,

director Chinese Maritime

of agriculture, Customs, dept.,

Agriculture Hongkong

S.S. and F.M.S.

Temperley, F. H, director, Paterson, Simons & Co., Ld., Singapore

Templeton, C. P., manager, Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Ld., Sumatra

Tengco,

Tenisson,G.,P.,Socony-Vacuum

assistant, MollerCorporation

& Co., ShanghaiManila

Tennent,

Tenney, D. R., assist., Cornes & Co., Kobe

Tenney, E.Capt. M.,Parker

assistant,

G., U.Socony-Vacuum

S. Army, assist,Corpn.,

militaryTientsin

attache, American Legation, Peiping.

Terdre,

Terenin, C. M. B.,

M., assist., Hongkong

assist., Manchurian and Shanghai

Co., Ltd., Banking Corporation, Canton

Harbin

Terlein, J. M., Singapore Rubber Works, Singapore

Terol, G., Bunning V Co., Manila

Terrell, A. K. a B., puisne Judge, StTpreme Court, Singapore

290 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Terrel E. A., Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Terrell, O. D., director, Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Terry, A. H., agent, Robert Dollar Co., Cebu

Terry, C. E., assist., Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Ld., Hongkong

Terry, R. A., assist, supt., Survey dept., F.M.S. and S. S.

Terzani, D., accountant, Italian Bank for China, Tientsin

Terzin, H. L., cashier, American Express Co., Inc., Shanghai

Teschner,

Tesdorpf, C.F., H.,

consul for Germany,

partner, Tesdorpf Medan, Sumatra

and Hannig & Co., Shanghai

Teske, E., Asia Refalty Co., Shanghai

Tessensohn, R., commissioner, Municipality, Singapore

Tessier, A. H., manager, American Asiatic Underwriters, Haiphong

Testa, G. O., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ld., Manila

Testaniere, commissaire-police

Tester, P., stockbroker, Tester &urbaine,

Abraham,Administration

Hongkong Municipale, Cholon

Tetens, A. P., engineer, Tokyo

Tetley, J. L., analyst.,

Teucher, W., Elmac, Inc., Manila Government Laboratory, Hongkong

Teunkens,

Teus, Valentin manager and prop., Central AzuareraLd.,

C., Tientsin Tramways and Lighting Go., Del Tientsin

Norte, Manila

Teuschel, Bro. L., Roman Catholic Mission, Tsingtao

Teusler, Dr. R. B., St. Luke’s International Hospital, Tokyo

Teverson, H. F., bullion and share broker, Tevefson & Mactavish, Kobe

Teviotdale, E. J. H.,duassistant,

Texier, inspecteur Borneo civils,

travail, services Co., Ld.,Saigon

Bangkok

Texier, L. F., assist., Socony-Vaccum Corporation,

Teyssier, J. L., assist., Tobacco. Products Corporation, Haiphong

Shanghai

Thlach, G. T., accountant, The National City Bank of New York, Hongkong

Thackray, H. S., order dept., United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Thackrey,

Thalberg, H.T. C.,A., editor

ChineseandMaritime'Customs,

gen. manager, Shanghai

AntungEvening Post & Mercury, Shanghai

Tharaboe, P. M., assist., Nicholas & Sons, Selangor

Thamby-Thurai, R. N., secretary. Sanitary Board, Selangor

Thamlander, Ch., chief accountant, Wassard & Co., Vladivostock

Thamlander, K., accountant, Wassard & Co., Vladivostock

Tharaud, resident de France, Hadong, Tonkin

Thatcher, G. S., assist, engineer, Public Works dept., Penang

Thaver, V. S., immigration clerk, Labour department, Penang

Theiler,Fr.,O.,assistant,

Theile, The JarYali dineImport-Export Co., Ld., Mukden

Engineering Corporation, Ld., Shanghai

Theiss, W.,

Thellefsen, Schmidt Shoten, Tokyo

Theodor, W.,E.partner,

S., assist.,Theodor

Great Northern

and Rawlins,Telegraph

Shanghai Co., Shanghai

Theophile,

Thesmar, J.,H.,chairman,

assist., Deutsche

AssuranceFarben, H. G. WaibelShanghai

Franco-Asiatique, & Co., Hankow

Thesmar, P., H.,

Theuerkauf, general administrator,

Melchers General Veneer Factory, Tientsin

& Co., Tientsin

Thibaud,

Thibaudeau, M., directeur

assist., Louis des Ogliastro & Co., Saigon

Bureau, Annam

Thibault, J., Hike Shoe Factory, Manila

Thiel, E. H., American Drug Co., Shanghai Service, Manila

Thibault, L., manager, Philippines Agency

Thiele, F., cashier, A. C. Henning & Co., Peiping

Thiele,

Thiemann,H., Melchers

H., assist., &E.Co.,Bechler,

TientsinHankow

Thiemann,

Thiemann, W.,

W.,signs Chien

Leyseco Hsin Engineering

China Co., Freres Co., Shanghai

Ld., Shanghai

Thieullet,

Thiollier, H., per

E.,J. T.,Cie.assistant,pro.,

de Messageries Denis

Maritimes,dTndochine,

Shanghai Saigon

Thirlwell, Taikoo

Thivy, Louis J. P., State Council, Perak Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Thode, E. H., Evangelical

Thoerig, H., Menzie & Co,, IJoilo Lutheran Mission, Ichang

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 291

Thoering, A., G. lilies & Co., Tokyo

Tholance, A., secretaire-general, Chambre de Commerce, Saigon

Tbom, Lt.-Col. J. H., officer commanding, Royal Artillery, Hongkong

Thom, N., assist., Malayan Tobacco Distributors Ld., Penang

Thomachot, J., Descours, et Cabaud, Saigon

Thomachot, M., secretaire adjoint, Chambre de Commerce, Saigon

Thomann, Ch., secretaire general, Societe des Ciments Portland Artificials, Haiphong

Thomann, P., secretaire-genl. adjoint, Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels, Haiphong

Thomas, Arvan, British Cigarette Co., Ld., Shanghai

Thomas, ler adjoint, administrateur des services civils de ITndochine, Cholon

Thomas, A., representative, Michel in & Co., Singapore

Thomas, A. C., merchant, Thomas Pavitt & Co., Shanghai

Thomas, A. C., operator, Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Ld., Labuan

Thomas,

Thomas, A.

A. J.,O., assist., Healing &engineer,

assist, electrical Co., OsakaPublic Works dept., Singapore

Thomas,

Thomas, C. F., manager, National Conservancy

A. S., accountant, Haiho City Bank ofCommission, Tientsin

New York, Tokyo

Thomas, C. M., district engineer, electricity dept., Municipality, Singapore

Thomas, C. T., inspector, Mines department, Perak

Thomas, Rev. D. H., American Presbyterian Mission. Kachek

Thomas, E., mgr., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Manila

Thomas, E. R., manager, Union Insurance Society of Canton, Manila

Thomas, F., The Breslin Griffitt Carpet Co.; and Thomas & Co., Tientsin

Thomas,

Thomas, F.F. G.,

L,, assist.,

Asiatic Ford Motor Co.

Petroleum Car(P.I.),

Co. ofLd.,

Japan,

CebuYokohama

Thomas, F. S., engineer for Orient, Westinghouse Air Brake Co., Tokyo

Thomas, Dr. H., American Baptist Foreign Mission Society, Ningpo

Thomas, H, G., Texas Co., Shanghai

Thomas, J., gen. supt., Manila Electric Co., Manila

Thomas, J. Twyford, Twyford & Co., Tientsin

Thomas,

Thomas, J.J. A., vice-pres.,

A. T., Tayabas Coconut

jr., British-American Co., Manila

Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Thomas, J. A. T., manager, Mjjstand & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Thomas, J. H., assist., John Little & Co., Selangor

Thomas, J. S., Chinese Maritime Customs, Kowloon Frontier

Thomas, L. A., deputy commissioner, Police, and supt., Prison dept., Negri Sembilan

Thomas, L. H. T., assistamt, Twyford & Co., Tientsin

Thomas, R.P., A.,

Thomas, supt.. Methodist-Publishing

clerk-of-works, Public WorksHouse, Manila

dept., Shanghai

Thomas, R. Y. assist., Mercantile Bank of India, Shanghai

Thomas, S. W., Chinese Maritime Customs, Hongkong

Thomas, W., American Engineering Corporation, [Shanghai

Thomas, Capt.Oapt,

Thomason, W. H.,J. port

W., captain,

AmericanDollar Steamship

Legation, Line, Hongkong

Peiping

Thomerson, G., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ld., Foochow

Thomman, W., Manila Electric Co.. Manila

Thommen, W. E, resident repres., Society of Chemical Industry in Basle, Shanghai

Thompson, A. B., secretary, J. D. Hutchinson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Thompson,

Thompson, A.C., P.assist.,

Hall, Asiatic

assist., Petroleum

Dodwell & Co.,

Co., Ld.,

Ld., Tientsin

Hongkong

Thompson, C., assist., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Shanghai

Thompson, C. H. A., 3rd assist commissioner, Police dept., Perak

Thompson,

Thompson, D.,C. J.,warder,

boarding office.dept.,

Prisons Harbour dept., Hongkong

Singapore

Thompson, D. J., accountant, Fairchild & Go., Ld., Tientsin

Thompson, E., assist, mains supt., Hongkong Electric Co., Hongkong

Thompson,

Thompson, E.E.A.,F.,assistant, British Cigarette

clerk, Calatroni, Hsieh Co., Ld., Shanghai

&: Coo Shanghai

Thompson, F., manufacturers’ repres., Manila

Thompson, F. A., Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., Seoul

Thompson, F. C., general agent, Dollar Steamship Line, Yokohama

Thompson, F. D., manager, Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. (S.S.), Ld., Singapore

292 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Thompson, F. G., assistant, Boustead & Co., Ld., Singapore

Thompson, F. II., Oriental Consolidated Mining. Co*, Taracol,-Chosen

Thompson, O:, Borneo Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Thompson, G. E. F., accountant, • Hongkong and China Gas Co., Ld., Hongkong

Thompson, G. T., assistant, Harrisons:cfc Crosfi eld,: Ld., Sumatra

Thompson, H. G., Chicago Port: Trade Co*, Manila ;

Thompson, K. R., engineer, Borneo:& Co., Ld., Penang

Thompson, I., engineer, Central Refrigeration Go., Shanghai

Thompson, K. K., American Presbyterian Mission, Tsinan

Thompson, L. M., med. practitioner, Galloway, Elder, Maclver & Thompson, Singapore

Thompson, M., Clark & Co., Manila

Thompson, O., assist., Shanghai Electric^ Construction Co., Ld., Shanghai

Thompson, P. E:, assistant, Portuguese Mission, St. Anthony’s Boys’ School, Singapore

Thompson, R., manager, International Export Co. (Tientsin), Ld., Tientsin

Thompson, S. L., director, Boustead & Co., Ld*, Singapore

Thompson, S. W., vice-piesi; Manila Trading & Supply Go., Manila

Thompson, W. P., assist, supt. of Policfe, HongkOng 1 1

Thoms,

Thomsen,Col.J. N:H.,W.Thomsen

B. B., Commandant/Volunteer

Ob., Kobe /Cotps, Shanghai

Thomson, A., assist., Harrisoiis,,Barker & Co., Ld.,r Kuala Lumpur- Selangor

Thomson, C.A.,E.overseer,

Thomson, Waterworks,LifePublic

M., Manufacturers Ins, Works dept., Hongkong

Co., Shanghai

Thomson, C. J., boarding officer, Harbour Offibe, Hongkong

Thomson, C. R. W., assistant, Sir Jacob Behrens & Sons, Shanghai

Thomson, C. T., manager, Findlay, Richardson & Cd., (Japan Ld.,)Kobe

Thomson, D. J., assistant, FairohiLd ! & Co., Tientsin .

Thomson, D. S., Jugra Land & Carey, Ld,, Pt. Swettenham

Thomson, E.F., V.Syme,

Thomson, C., partner, Evatt & Co., Dodwell

assist, sub-managfer, and vice-consul for Demmark,

cfe Co., Ld., Hongkong Penang

Thomson, F. G., sub-accountant, (Chartered Bank Of India, Australia and China, Cebu '

Thomson, G.,

Thomson, G. A.,engineer,

sub-acet.,Borneo Co.; Ld.,Bank

Chartered Kuala Lumpur

of India, Australia and China, Selangor

Thomson,

Thomson, G.

G. B.

G., S., acct.,

assistant, Hongkong

Hongkong & Kowloon

Electric Wharf

Co:, Ld., &Hongkong

Godown Co., Ld., Hongkong

Thomson, G. G., Hongkong & Shamghai Banking Corporation, Hankow

Thomson, H., agent, Hanson, Orth <& SteVeiisoh Co.j Floilo

Thomson, H., Fagan Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Thomson, J., assist., Alexandra Brick-Works, Singapore

Thomson, J., assist., Chase Bank, Hongkong

Thomson,

Thomson, J.J., Claude,

electricalUniversity

engineer, ofNaval Dockyard,

Nanking; Nanking Hongkong

Thomson,

Thomson, J. D., secretary, Dairy Farm, Ice and Coldorth

J. C., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co.' (N China),

Storage Co.,Ld.,

Ld.,Shanghai

Hongkong

Thomson, Dr.

Thomson, J. F.,J.E.,

asst.,medical

Britishpractitioner; Johote Co., Ltd., Selangor

American Tobacco

Thomson,

Thomson, J.J.G.,O.,general

Unitedmanager,

ChurchPeiping-Mukden

of Canada Mission, Railway,Kongmoon

Tientsin

Thomson, L., assistant, Tientsin Strawbraid & Export: Co.,- Tientsin

Thomson, R., shift engineer, Municipal Electric Supply dept., Penang

Thomson, R.,

Thomson, R. C.,assist.,

assist.,New Engineering

Logan, Ross and Shipbuilding

& Samuel, Works, Ld., Shanghai

Thomson, W., assist., Harrisons & Crosfield, Ld.,Penang

Sumatra

Thomson,

Thomson, W., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Bank, Shanghai

Thonissen,W.J.M.,B.,assist.,

trafficSecretariat

supt., Deli for Chinese

RailwayAffairs,

Ob., Hongkong

Sumatra

Thorbeeke,

Thorbjprnsen, H. E.

V., W.

manager, J. R., minister,

Bernam Oil Netherlands

Pams, Ld., Legation, Peiping

Bangkok

Thorburn,

Thorburn, C., assist.,

assist.,Shanghai and Hongkew WharfCanton,Co., Ld..

Ld.,Shanghai

Thordsen, J.A.,W.,Standard Union

BraidInsurance Society

.& Produce Co.,ofKobe Shanghai

Thordsen, Th., partner, Standard

Thoresen, A., O. Thoresen & Co., Shanghai Braid and Produce Co. of Japan, Kobe

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 29a

Thoresen, O., merchant and steamship agent, Shanghai

Thoresen, T., boat officer, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Thorley, H. S., assist., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Thorley, S. O., assist., Shanghai Telephone Co., Ld., Shanghai

Thorn, C. H., manager, American Trading Co. of Japan, Ld., Osaka

Thorn, L. H., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Bangkok

Thorne, W., assist., Tanjong Pagar office, Boustead & Co., Ld., Singapore

Thornley, A.A. E.,

Thornton, M., director, Mansfield

assist., China Deep &Well

Co., Drilling

SingaporeCo., Shanghai

Thornton, A. R., barrister-at-law, Wredford

Thornton, C., assist., Guthrie & Co., Ld., Kuala & Thornton, Penang

Lumpur, Selangor

Thornton,

Thornton, F.J. P.,P., Secy, and Treasurer,

manager, Socony-VacuumAtlanticCorporation,

Gulf &■ Pacific

AmoyCo., Manila

Thornton, R. L., accountant, National City Bank of New York, Yokohama

Thorogood, W. J., protector of Labour, Penang

Thorougood, F,, manager, Mercantile Bank of India, Ld., Shanghai

Thorpe, A. A., assist., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld., Manila

Thorpe,

Thorpe, E.H.F.,O.,assist., British-American

British Cigarettp Co.. Tobacco

Ld., Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Shanghai

Thorpe, M. J., municipal engineer, engineering dept., Municipality,Pena ng

Thorpe, T. L., clerical assist., Public Works dept., Shanghai

Thorson,

Thorton, R.,J. Clark & Co., &Manila

R., Bayne Co., Henry Hunter, Manila

Thowless,

Thowsen, T.,A. assist.,

E., Islay6., Kerr & Co.,& Co.,

Thoresen Ld.,Shanghai

Penang

Thuermer, A., Schmidt & Co., Peiping

Thun, J., partner, Gebrueder Rnese (Roese Bros.), Swatow

Thune, E., general manager

Thunder,H.,E.assist.,

Thunig, D., partner, Plarvey,

C. Ismer & Co.,Clarke & Co., Peiping

Shanghai

Thurier, F., Thurier & Kolir, Hankow

Thurier,

Thurier, J.,L., Thurier

Thurier && Kohr,

Kohr, Hankow

Hankow

Thurnher, F., assist., China Import and Export Lumber Co., Shanghai’

Thursfield,

Thurston, Capt. C. E., district engr.,

A. J., maintenance officer Oriental Telephone

and magistrate, Port& Edward,

Electric Co., Ld., Singapore

Weihaiwei

Thwaites, C., Advertising & Publicity Bureau Ld., Hongkong

Tiamco, C., Tiamco & Co., Manila

Tibbetts, J.J. A.,

Tibesart, B., chartered accountant,

Manufacturer’s Harold Bell,

Life Insurance Co., Taylor,

TientsinBird & Co., Kobe /

Tidbury, C. E., stores manager, Malayan Motors, T.d., Singapore

Tidemann, K., signs per pro., Siemssen & Co., Tientsin

Tidy, E. C., assist, commissioner of police, Ipoh, Perak

Tiedemann,

Tiefenbacher,W.,H.,assist.,

manager,Carlowitz

Meyerink & Co.,

& Cp.,Hankow

Shanghai

Tiencken, H. V., manager, Chi Tung Tobacco Co., Mukden

Tiferis, C. G., assist., Imperial Chemical Industries, Shanghai

Tigges, Al., consul general for Germany,

Pila, F., prop., Tila’s Transportation, Manila Mukden

Tilburn, D. O., assist., Socony Vacuum. Corp.'.Shanghai

Tillard, R.,J.,assist., Cie. Francaise.

dept.,deGetz

Tramway,

Bros,,Co.,Shanghai

Tillery, W. C.,manager,

Tillbeck, engineer,paper

Hongkong and Whaippoa Shanghai

Dock Co.,.Ld., Hongkong

Tillett, J., Nurupi Kozan Kabushiki Kaisha,

Tilley, A. C., Cornhill Insurance Co., Ld., Shanghai Seoul

Tilley, C. H., Imperial Chemical Industries (Malayan), Ld., Selangor

Tilley, P., Architect & Surveyor, Shanghai .

Tilley, T. B., assist., Borneo Co., Ld., Bangkok

Tillitse,

Tillman,L.A.,P.,Bunning

consul general for Denmark, Shanghai,

& Co., Manila:.

Tillman, D., news editor, China

Tilly, A. Edgcome, Mine & Commercial Press Inc., Shanghai

Agent, Singapore

Tillyer, H. W., warder, Convict Estatlishpient, Taiping, Perak

294 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Tily, E. J., acct., Kyle, Palmer & Co., Ld., Perak

Tim, C., assistant manager, The French Store, Hongkong

Timann, W., consul general for Germany, Hankow

Timbrell, W. H., A. W. Harvey & Co., Shanghai

Times,

Timm, C.A. L,C., assist.,

manager,Doitsu

Chartered

SenryoBankGomeiof Kaisha,

India, Australia

Kobe and China, Yokohama

Timme, P., director, Doitsu Seiko K.K., Tokyo

Timmerberg, C., assist., Alhambra Cigar and Cigarette Manufacturing Co., Manila

Timmins, M. J., warehouseman, Shanghai and Hongkew Wharf Co., Shanghai

Timms, D., Federal Dispensary, lid., Singapore

Timons, J. A., traffic inspector, Shanghai-Hangchow-Ningpo Railway, iS’hai

Tindall, A., signs per pro., McAlister & Co., Ld., Singapore

Tingle,

Tinker, WW.,E.,engineer,

school keeper,

ShanghaiThomas

PowerHanbury

Co., Shanghai School, Shanghai

Tinling, Don, Robei't Dollar Co., Shanghai

Tinsley,

Tinson, A.J., C.,sub-accountant,

assistant, ChinaChartered

Light and Bank Powerof India, Aust.Hongkong

Co., Ld., and China, Shanghai

Tinson,

Tinson, G. G. N., solicitor, Johnson, Stokes & Master, Hongkong

Tin worth,Capt.

W. L., W.,assist,

actingaccountant,

marine supt.,Federated

Butterfield & Swire,

Malay StatesHankow

Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Tionloc, J., manager, Tionloc, Inc., Manila

Tipper, A. E., Tipper & Co., Tientsin

Tipper, R. H., assistant, Tipper & Co., Tientsin

Tippin, R. J., Butterfield & Swire, Dairen

Tipple,

Tipple, L.E.,

P. W., service Elliston,

S.,secretary,

assist., manager, Harper& &Co„Co.,ShanghaiLd., W., Hongkong

Tipson, British & Pugh

Foreign Bible Society, Singapore

Tipton, L. E., assistant, British-Ameriean Tobacco Co., Tsinanfu

Tipton, W. H.,

Tirinnanzi, Dr.Chinese Maritime

D., manager, Customs,Italiana

Compagnia Shanghaid’Estremo Oriente, Shanghai

Tischbein, J., Eduard Meyer

Tiske, E.,R.Asia

Tismar, Realty Co., Shanghai

M., tidesurveyor, Chinese Maritime Customs, Chinkiang

Titcombe, F., assist,

Titera, J., administrator, secy, toSkoda

gen’l. mgr.,

Works,Federated

Ld., HarbinMalay States Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Titorchook, S., Racine & Cie., Shanghai

Tittelbach, K., assist., Carlowitz & Co., Hankow

Titus, F. M., representative, American Locomotive Sales Corporation, Peiping

Titus, F.P.,W.,assist.,

Tizon, signsMunicipal

the firm, Fuhrmeister & Shanghai

PoliceTindept., Co., Hankow

Tjebbes, J. C., manager, Singkep Maatschappy, Singapore

Tkachenko,

Tobias, L. A.,L.N.G.,Lazarus,

medicalShanghai

officer, Netherlands Harbour Works Co., Moukden

Tobich, R., Kiessling and Bader Tientsin

Tobler,

Tobolla,G.J.,F.,Gadelius

Eastern&director,

Co., Ld.,John

KobeWanamaker, Kobe

Toby, F. M.,

Tocher,C. Rev. chef-services

F., ChurchSteam maritimes,

of Scotland, Compagnie

Ichang Chargeurs Reunis, Saigon

Tod, T., Indo-China Nav. Co., Ld., Shanghai

Tod,

Tod, H.

P.,C.H., assistant,

assist., Jardine,Jardine,

MathesonMatheson

& Co.,Co.&Ld.,Co., Ld., Tsingtao

Hongkong (on leave)

Todd, C., manager, Eastern Trading (China), Ld., Shanghai

Todd, Hugh

Todd, O.A.,J.,signs J., surveyor,

engineer, Booty

International& Edwards,

Famine Singapore

ReliefCorporation,

Commission,Tientsin

Peiping

Todrin, per pro., Mei-Hwa Fur Trading

Todrin,

Todrin, Leo, signs per pro., Mei

M., vice-president, Mei-Hwa

Hwa Fur Fur Trading

Trading Corporation,

Corporation, Tientsin

Tientsin

Todnem,

Teolcke, L., Hon. sec., China International Famine Relief Commission, Hankow

Tofield, L.A.,R.,assist,, Goeke

secretary & Co.,

(signs perHongkong

pro.) Huttenbach, Lazarus and Sons, Penang

Tofte,R.,H.,assist,

Togi, assistant, Eastmanager,

advertising Asiatic General

Ck>., HarbinMotors (Japan), Ld., Osaka

Tokarjevsky, Z. K., manager, Skoda Works, Ld., Tientsin

FOREIGN RESIflDENTS

Tolbecq, A., workshop supt., Siam Electric Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

Tolcke, A., assistant, Goeke & Co., Hongkong

Tolderland, H., assistant, Dodge & Seymour (China), Ld., Shanghai

Tollan, D., engineer, Hongkong Telephone Co., Ld., Hongkong

Tolle, CL, German Machine Co., Shanghai

Tolle, C. A., directeur, Magasins Chaffanjon, Hanoi

Tolle,

Tolle, F.,

G., assistant,

manager, Carlowitz

Carlowitz & Co.,Co.,Shanghai

Tollefsen, E., co-director general,& Directorate

HankowGeneral of Posts, Shanghai

Toller, W. S., acting consul-general for Great Britain, Chungking

Tolley, L., tuner, Moutrie & Co., Ld., Selangor

Tollman, T. assist., El Oriente Fabrica de Tabacas Inc., Manila

Tolmie, K. R., assist., John Little & Co., Ld., Selangor

Tomas,

Tomeye, E.,Leon

manager, Manila Harness

D., S. Tomeye Trading Co., Co., Manila

Tokyo Co., Shanghai

Tomlin, F. P., assist.. Great Northern Telegraph

Tomlinson, A., repres., Hetherington and Sons, Shanghai

Tomlinson, G. assist., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Tomlinson, R.Rev.J.,H.,assist.,

Tomlinson, UnitedAutoMethodist Church Mission, Ningpo

Palace, Shanghai

Tomkins, J. F., International Harvester

Tomms, H. J., assist., Mansfield & Co., Singapore Co., Manila

Toms, H. J. C. K., assist., Mansfield & Co., Ld., Singapore

Toms,

Toms, H.H. J.W.,C.medical

K., manager, StraitsBritish

attendant, Steamship Co., Bangkok

Legation, Ld., Malacca

Toms,B.W.K.,J.,manager,

Ton, Union Trading

Mei Loong Co., &Kobe

Co., Hankow

Tonkin, C., Pahang Consolidated Co., Pahang

Tonnochy, F. A., North China Daily News and Herald, Shanghai

Tonnochy, P. M., assist., Asiatic Petroleun Co.; Hongkong

Tooms, D., Plant supt., Malayan Collieries, Ld., Selangor

Toop, J. J., British and Foreign Bible Society, Tientsin

Tootill, F. M., China Printing and Finishing Co., Ld., Shanghai

Toparkoff,

Toppin, J., A.Hongkong

F., manager,RopeI.Manufacturing

I. Tschurin

Ld., Hongkong

Topping, Rev. W. H., American Board Mission, Foochow

Torbitt, H., assist., Paterson, Simons &

Torel, chef du Cabinet du Resident Superieur, Annam Co., Ld., Selangor

Torrance,

Torres, Tan,A. Lawyer,

A., American

ManilaPresbyterian Mission, Tsinan

Torres, F., cashier,

Torres, J., Clarke Green & Co.,Manila

Manila

Torresani, U. M. S.,andChinese

Larkin, Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Torrey,

Torrey, E.R. W., sub-manager,

A., American National Mission,

Presbyterian City BankTsinan

of New York, Shanghai

Terrible, A., assist., Cornable, Eckford and Winning, Chefoo

Torrible,

Torris, A. W., assist., Gilman & Co., Hongkong

Toscani,import, Messageries

S., assist., Chinese Maritimes,

Maritime CustomsSaigon Canton

Tossane, E.,

Tosswill, J. T.,secretary, International

assist., Ford & Delamore, Savings Society, Canton

Selangor

Tottcham, R, E., Medical department, Hongkong

Tottenham, R. E., professor of Obsterics and Gynaecology, H’kong. University, H’kong-

Toulgoat, capitaine, services militaires de Laokay, Tonkin

Tourchaninoff, N. M., assist., Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Tournois,H.,P.,Toussaint

Toussaint, Cie de Commerce

Insurance et deOffice,

Navigation

Shanghaid’Extreme Orient, Saigon

Touzet, A., directeur general, Comptors Generaux de PIndochine, Saigon

Towers,

Towers, A. C. J.,M.,proprietor, Towers & Co., Perak

Towill, C.A.B.,R. director,

assist.,Guthrie

Towers & &Co.,Co.,Selangor

Perak

Townley, D. W., assist., Eastern Extension

Towns, J. T., assist., Butterfield & Swire, Yokohama Telegraph Co., Saigon

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Townsend, J. H., assistant, Dodwell k Co'., Ld., Canton

Townsend, R., assist., Arnhold & Co., Hankow j

Townsend R. W., assist, supply manager, General Motors (Japan), Ld., Osaka

Towpin, F., draughtsman, !L. E. Hudec, Shanghai

Toy, E. J., engineer,

Trachtengerts, Jacob,United

manager,Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Singer Sewing Machine Co., Harbin

Trail, A. D., accountant, Chartered BankCorporation,

Tracy, F. D., attorney, Socony-Vacuum of India, Aust.Hongkong

&; China, Medan

Train, W. H., assist., British Cigarette Co., Ld., Shanghai

Transley, W., Reiss Massey & Co., Ld , Hongkong

Trathen,

Tratman,R.,D. assist., Sime, Darby

W., Colonial Secretariat, Co.,Hongkong

Ld., Malacca

Tratman,

Tratnik, O.E.Petriew,

K., prof,agent,

of dental

Siamsurgery,

Steam KingPacketEdward VII Medical College, Singapore

Co., Bangkok

Traunse-Smith, P. A., Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Traut, Dr. H., consul for Germany, Chungking (on leave)

Trautmann, O. P., minister, German Legation, Peiping

Travers, G., temp.-in-charge, Kowloon sub agency of H’kong. * Shanghai Bank, H’kong

Travers,

Traversini,N.,E.,appraiser,

minister, Chinese MaritimeTokyo

Swiss Legation. Customs, Shanghai

Traynor, James, gear mgr., Neuss, Hesslein Corporation, Manila

Traynor, E. J., assistant, Probst, Hanbury & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Treadgold,

Trebol, T. G.,

B., assistant,partner,

Hanson,Fraser Co., Singapore

Orth &General,

StevensonSarawak

Co., Ld., Cebu

Trechman, B. A., acting postmaster.

Tree, F. T., registrar of deeds, and Land Commissioner, Singapore

Trefurt, O., signs the firm, Melchers & Co., Hankow

Tregarthen,

Treichler, H.,Dr.Siber,

J. C.Hegner

T., district

& Co.,surgeon,

Tokyo Beaufort, British North Borneo

Tremenheere,

Tremewan, T. A., Thornycroft &Papar,

H. L, district officer, Co., British North Shanghai

Ld., John, Borneo

Tremml, H. F., supt., Deli Railway Co., Medan, Sumatra

Trend,

Trendal, F., manager, Foreign Food Products Co., Chefoo Co., Hankow

J. R., chief accountant, Hankow Light and Power

Trendal, R., assist., Foreign Food Products Co., Chefoo

Trengove,

Treppenhauer,R. A.,C.,revenue

assist., officer,

C. IsmerImports

tfc Co., and Exports Office, Hongkong

Shanghai

Tresidder, H., supervisor, Eastern Extension

Treskin, V. I., agent, Skodaworks, Ld., Hongkong Telegraph Co., Shanghai

Treuseim, F. J., assist, master, English College, Johore Bahru, Johore

Trevatt,

Trevelyan, H. J., assist., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Hongkong

Trevor, I. B.,H.traffic

B.. assist., Shanghai

assistant, Power Co., Shanghai

Kowloon-CantOn Railway, Hongkong -

Triau, R., secretary

Tribelhorn, for Lieberman,

W., assist., French Consulate,

WaelchliShanghai

Trice,

Trice, E.,

W. manager,

G., Expense General

a/c Motors

office, Naval Export Co., Manila

Dockyard, Hongkong

Trickett,L..C.,Compagnie

Tricon, assistant, Shanghai Dock anddesEngineering

Franco-Asiatique Co., Ld., Shanghai

PetrOles, Yunnanfu

Triebig, W., Anderson, Clayton & Co., Shanghai

Trieture,

Trigalet, B., HeacockMining & Co.,Administration,

Manila

Triggs, R.J.,C.,Kailan

acct., Henggeler Tientsin

and Martin, Selangor

Trimmer, Dr. C. S-, University hospital, University of Nanking, Nanking

Trimmer, G. W. A., chairman, Singapore Harbour Board, Penang

Trinidad,

Tripet, C. W., manager,

E.. assist., Pampanga& Sugar

J. Ullmann Development Co., Manila

Co., Shanghai

Triplett, E. D., director, Firestone

Tritthart, A., Haiho Conservancy Commission, Tire and Rubber Co., Shanghai

Tientsin

Trivest,E.,directeur

Trock, partner,general

Larsen adjoint,

Shanghai

Troedsson,W.,Ivan

Troeger, R, managing

assist., Carlowitz director, Gadelius & Co., Ld., Tokyo

& Co., Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 297

Troquin, J., fonde de pouvoir, Banque de ITndochme, Saigon

Trouwborst, P. W., assist., Diethelm Co., Saigon

'Trowel), J. A. A., iiiispectbijt of Machinery, Mines dept.; iPerak

Trower, H. Al., sup!., Trade' & Cnstoms, F.AI.iS.

True, G. W. E., assistiant, Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Hongkong

Trueman, E. N., assist, accountant, Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Trumble, D. H., Government Monopolies department, Penang

Trumet, C., comptable, Est Asiatique-Francais, Saigon

Trump, P., state engineer, Public Works department, Tregganu

Truquin, J., acct., Baiique de ITndbchine, Shanghai

Tryner, J., secretary and accountant, Singapore Slipway and Eng’g. Co., Ld., Singapore

Tuan, T. T., manager, Texas Co., Tsinan

Tuason, C., prop., Tuason E. Hijos, Inc., Manila

Tuason, Manuel N., dir. A treas., Philippine Land Improvement Co., Manila

Tubb, J., cypher officer, British Legation, Peiping

Tuble,E.,J.revenue

Tuck, H., works office,acct., Malayan

Imports Collieries,

and Exports Office,Ld., Selangor

Hongkong

Tuck, Joseph, lawyer, Shanghai

Tucker, A. P., assistant, BritisU-American Tobacco Co., Tientsin

Tucker, E. E., Slipway Engineer, Selangor

Tucker, H. L. D., assist, engineer, Public Works dept., Singapore

Tucker, H. T. St. G., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Tucker, M., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Tucker, T. A., assist., Andersen, Meyer & Co., Tientsin

Tucker, V., chief engineer and manager, Hankow Light & Power Co., Hankow

Tudhope, J., accountant, Seth, Alancell & AlcLure, Shanghai

Tuebinger,

Tufo, Al. Y. E.,del,assist.,

districtChina

officer,Feather Co,, Ld., Negri

Port Dickson, Shanghai

Sembilan

Tulasne,

Tull, J. C., lecturer, King Edward YII College Shanghai

R., juge assesseur, French Consulate, of Medicine, Singapore

Tulloch, J. A., asst. supt,. Revenue Survey Branch, Perak

Tully, J., assist, supt. engineer, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Hongkong

Tunn, E. H., inspector of Police, Penang

Tuohy, A., bus. manager, Manila Daily Bulletin, Manila

Turbyfill, W. G.,

Turin, V. M., assist,British

assist., manager, American

Cigarette Foreign Insurance Association, Shangha

Co., Shanghai

Turnbull, E. W., assist., Asiatic Petroleum

Turnbull, G. J., deputy secretary, Municipal Health Co., Shanghai

dept., Shanghai

Turnbull, R. E., settlement collector, Land Office, Trenngganu

Turnbull, W. A., assistant, Geo. McBain, Shanghai

Turner,

Turner, assistant,

A., AutoS. PalaceMoutrie Co.,

& Co.,Ld.,

Ld., Shanghai

Singapore

Turner, A. J., director, Hamilton, Ld., James, Shanghai

Turner, Alex. J., retail manager, Medical Hall, Ld., Singapore

Turner, C. D.managing

Turner, D., R., supt.,director,

Constabulary

Britishdept., Jesselton,Singapore

Dispensary, British North Borneo

Turner, E., Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Turner, E. F., assist., Mustard & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Turner, F. S., assist., Mackenzie & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Turner, G. L., assist, traffic manager, Shanghai-Nanking Railway, Shanghai

Turner, Dr. G. R., London Missionary Society, Hweian, Amoy

Turner, H. E., China General Omnibus Co., Ld., iShanghai

Turner,

Turner, H.H. G.,

M., assist,

assist.,secretary to the High

Mortimer-Reid & Slee,Commissioner,

Shanghai F.M.S. & Straits Settlements

Turner, J., assist., Socony Vacuum Corp., Shanghai

Turner, J., managing director, Eastern Engineering Works, Ld., Shanghai

Turner, J.J. A.,

Turner, H., accountant,

assist., Thos.Seth,

CookMancell & McLure, Shanghai

& Son, Shanghai

Turner, J. H. L., Chinese Maritime Customs,

Turner, L. H., headmaster, Nieh Chih Kuei Public Hongkong ;

School, Shanghai

Turner, M., assistant, Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Yokohama

Turner, M. C., assist, to wharf manager, Holt’s Wharf, Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Turner, M. H., solicitor, Deacons, Hongkong

Turner, M. W., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Hongkong

Turner, P. W., manager, General Electric Co. of China, Ld., Dairen

Turner, R. A., outdoor

Turner, manager,assist.,

AsiaticMackinnon,

Petroleum Mackenzie

Co. (F.M.S.), Ld., Teluk Anson, Perak

Turner, T.W.,A.,signs per pro., Butterfield & Swire, Chefoo& Co., IM., Robe

Turner, W., Chinese Maritime Customs, Tientsin

Turner, W., chief inspector. Waterworks, P.W.D., iSelangor

Turner, W. H., Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Labuan

Turner, W. J., repres., United Kingdom Tobacco

Turner,

Turner, W.W., P.supt.W., (Installation)

consul and aciountant,

Socony-YacuumBritishCorporation,

Legation, Peiping

Canton

Turner, Wm. T., third secretary, U.S.A.

Turness, F. W. T., archivist, British Legation, Bangkok Embassy, Tokyo

Tunnnidge, W. A., chief inspector. Waterworks, P.W.D., Perak

Turral, G. R., vice-consul, British Legation, Peiping

Tursan, F.C.,H:,assist.,

Turrel, assist,Cieelectrical engineer, Public

Franco-Asiatique Works Saigon

des Petroles, department, Johore

Turton,

Tuson, J.,A. resident

A. L., inspector,

consul forLondonGreat& Britain,

Lancashire'Nanking

Insurance Co., Ld., Singapore

Tuttle, L. T.,H.Soochow

Tuttleman, University,

M., workshop Soochow

assistant, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Tuttelmain, S., assist., U. S. Court for China, Shanghai

Tuxford, I., Nanking Shanghai Railway, Shanghai

Tuxford, I. R. B., assist., Employers’ Liability Assur. Corp., Shanghai

Tvermoes,S.,C.,accountant,

Tweedie, La EstrellaChina del Norte,

PrintingManila

and Finishing Co., Ld., Shanghai

Tweedlie,

Twemlow, G. B., assist, superintendent,Municipal

N. M., assist., Finance dept., Botanical Council, Shanghai

and Forestry dept., Hongkong

Twilley, E. J., district accountant, The Texas Co., Mukden

Twissell,D. F.,N.,warder,

Twist, Prisons Petroleum

assist., Asiatic dept., Singapore

Co. (F.M.S.), Ld., Perak

Twitty, Joseph J., language officer, U.S.A. Embassy, Tokyo

Twogood, F. J., manager, Socony-Yacuum Corpn., Shanghai

Twyford, T. J., Twyford & Co., Tientsin

Tyndall, Major W. E., deputy dir. of Pathology, Military, Hongkong

Tyre, A. B., Philippine Cold Stores, Manila

Tyre,

Tyrer,A.W.J„F.,assist., SmithShanghai

assistant, Bell & Co., Ld., Manila

& Hongkow Wharf Co., Ld.. Shanghai

Tyrrell, C., bus. manager, Insular Hardware and Supply Co., Manila

Tyrrell, G.1 F., student interpreter, British Legation, Peiping

Tyrtoff, C . A., signs per pro., Bryner & Oo., Harbin

Tyson,

Tyson, F.B. F.,

H., Pahang

attorney,Consolidated

Socony-Vacuum Co., Pahang

Corporation, Hongkong

Tyte,

Tytler, G. E. B., assist., Hongkong andCo.,Shanghai

S. G., A. C. Harper, Gilfillan & Ld., Selangor

Banking Corporation, Kobe-

U’ren, E. W., manager, Singapore Cold

Ubaghs, M., accountant, Banque Beige pour FEtranger, Storage Co., Kuantan

Tientsin

Uff, C. R.W.G.,E.,assist.,

Ulanoff, Theodor

manager, & Rawlins,

Asiatic TradingShanghai

Corporation, Ld., Shanghai

Ulbrick, R„ manager, Deutsche Farben-Handelsgesellschaft, Shanghai

Uldall, P. W., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Ulderup, J. P., signs per pro, machinery

Ulich, W., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai dept., Jebsen & Co., Hongkong

Ullman, J.,Rend,

Ullmann, jr., assist.,

diamondTobacco Products

merchant, Corporation, Shanghai

Singapore

Ulmer, E., assist., Carlowitz

Ulrich, A., assist., Meisei Gakko, Osaka & Co., Shanghai

Ulrich,

Ulrich, A.,

Dr.H.,assist., Windsor

W.,assist.,

medical dr Co.,Chinese

officer, BangkokMaritime Customs, Mukden

Umbhau, Ahrens & Co., Yokohama

Umbhau, R.,K.,signs

Umnuss, AsiaperRealty

pro.,Co.,

ChinaShanghai

Export-Import and Bank Co., Tientsin.

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Umrigar, B. C., Umrigar Brothers, Shanghai

Umrigar,

Umrigar, R.H. 0., C., Umrigar

Umrigar Brothers,

Brothers, Shanghai

Shanghai

Umstad, H., International

Unbehaun, C.E.,H.,superintendent, Harvester

resident manager, Co., Manila Pipe Co., Ld., Singapore

Underdahl, East Singapore

Asiatic Co,,Hume Ld., Bangkok

Underhill, A. V., assistant, Borneo Co., Ld., Bangkok

Underhill, C. T., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Underwood, A. L., accountant, Railway dept., Jesselton, British North Borneo

Underwood, H. G., signs per pro., Strachan

Underwood, J. H., Manufacturers’

Ungern, R., assist., Life Insurance

Messageries Maritimes, ShanghaiCo., Shanghai

Ungewitter, G., Deutsche Farbem Handelsges. Waibel & Co., Tsinan

Unjenin, F. S., acct., Palmer & Turner, Shanghai

Unjien, C. A. Ou, pres., Yek Tong Lin Fire & Marine Ins. Co., Ld., Manila

Unson, M., National Development Co., Manila

Unstud, H. U., repfes. International Harvester Co. of the Philippines. Cebu

Unterberger,

Unwin, R. S. B.,P. assist.,

F. P., assist,

F. M. engineer, Public

S. Railways, Kuala Works

Lumpurdept., Shanghai

Uptill, F. L., assist., New Zealand Insurance Co., Ld., Shanghai

Uphill, C., inspector, Police dept., Penang

Upperton, F. A., sales division, Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., Singapore

Upsdell, G. E. S., Headmaster, Yaumati English School, Hongkong

Urbanek, F. F., manager, Skoda Works, Shanghai

Uriarte,

Urkin, F.M., G., assist.,assistant,

British Cigarette

Lopato, Co.,

Sons,Ld.,Ld.,Hankow

Harbin

Urquhart, A., assist., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Urquhart, G.

Urquhart, S.J. R., L., assist.,

A., assist, British-American

director,supt.,

Hopkins, Tobacco Ld.,Co.,Shanghai

Ld., Bangkok

Urquhart, PowerDunn

Station,

Municipality, Singapore

Uselin, W., supt. engineer, Yangtsze Rapid S. S. Co., Ichang

Utne,

Utter, Y.,Darwin

chief H.,surveyor,

PeacockWhangpoo Conservancy

Motion Picture Board, Shanghai

Corporation, Shanghai

Utting, C. W., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Utting, W., Chinese Maritime Customs, Ningpo

Uttley, K.L.,H.,examiner,

Uydens, medical officer, Medical dept., Hongkong

Uytenbraek, W., signs Chinese per pro, Maritime

Java Sea, Customs, Shanghai

Fire Insurance Co., Shanghai

Yacherot, M., directeur, Soc. Industrielle et Commercial d’Annam, Hanoi

Yachez,

Vachha, P.,D. sous-directeur,

P.. manager, BanqueKaranjia,

Gobhai, de I’Jndochine,

Ld., Saigon

Shanghai

Vachier, J., Belgian consul, Nagasaki

Vaes, F. A., mechanic, Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Yafiadis, A., Foreign Harbour office, Shanghai

Vaithilingam,

Vajda, C., manager, K., partner, SerembanChemical

Continental Trading&Co.,Drug Negri Sembilan

Supplies, Ld., Shanghai

Yaladier, C., chanceliar, French Legation, Bangkok

Valberg,J.,F.acct.,

Valdez, H., chief

Puyatclerk, Surveyor-General

& Sons, Manila of Ships Office, Singapore

Valdez, S., manager. Esco Shoe Store, Manila

t alent. A., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Valentin, L., chief engineer, Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Valentine, Dr. D. J„ deputy director, Medical & Sanitary Services, Hongkong

Valentine, R. K., Dodwell & Co., Hongkong

Valery, exploitation postale, Direction des Postes et Telegrapher, S ligon

Valle,

Vallet,H.J.H.,H.,

de,manager,

sub-mgr.,International

National CitySavingsSociety,

Bank of New Mukden York, Manila

Vallis, assist., British Cigarette Co., Ld., Shanghai

Valour, Rev. H., Cathedral of The Good Shepherd, Singapore

Valpy, L. Rt.

Valtorta, G., Rev.

commandant, police dept.,

Bishop, Catholic JohoreHongkong

Cathedral,

Valtz. M., assist., Finocchiaro ifeCo.. Shanghai

Van Amstel, D. W., shipping dept., Royal Packet Navigation Co,, Singapore

76

300 FOilErCJN RESIDENT8

Van den Berg v. S., R. P., Asiatic Petroleudr GOJ, Shanghai

Van Bochove, A., general freight & transhipment cfppfej' Rdystl Packet Nav. Go*, S’pore.

YanBruchem, J. Ph. N.duQuesne, genl. freight & trans.-dept., Royal Pkt. Ndv: Co., S’pore.

Van Corback, A., International Savings Sooiety, Shanghai

Van Doom, J; S!, assist., A. Cameron (3pi,'Krdb,e

Van Dort, A,, sub-treasurer, District Otfice, Kuala Pilah, Negp- Sembilah

Van Eck, H.J. E.,G.,Asiatic

Van Essel, secret^ryjPetiroleuhi

AdministrationShanghai

of Kative $tates, . Sumatra

Van

Van Essen,

Haute, J.J.,M.,,accountant,

consul general Netherlands

for Eelgivim; Gutta

Shanghai Percha Co., Singapore,

Van

Van Omnen, W.)tdirector of Public'Works (Medan),Nayigation

Lenning, P., provMbring dept,, Royal Packet, Sumatra Cd.,. Singapore

Van P. G. aCcouritarit,'China Import and Expert Lumber Cb.'Nanking

Van

Van Sifteren, A. J. f sigps per pro., Jaya'Sitmatra Haiidelmaatschappij, Singapore

Van Strum)

Strum, H. H. M., mailkging director,

R., managing director, Oriental

Oriental Chemical

Chetaiealgnd

T

and Trading

Trading Co.,

Co,, Kobe

Kobe

Van Syckeb, G.)Atkins, jCroll & Co., Inc , Zamboanga ’

Van, T. IK., deafn, ; University of Shanghai, Shanghai

Van Vliet, N., insce. dept., Harrisons & Crosfield, Ld., Sumatra

Vander Borght, L., Kailan Mining AdtHiriistPation,' .Tientsin '

Vanderburgh, R, M., president, Realty Investment Cbj./Shang;hai ,

Vanderhelst, L.( Tientsin Tfand ways and EightibgCo:, Ld., Tientsin

Vanderlieb,

Vanderput, L.E. T.,

J., district acct.,’Post Ofllce', Fodchbw.

Vanderstegen, H.. assist.,

merchant, United Engineers,

Vanderstogen &Ld.,Crooks,

Singapore

Hankow

Vanderstraeten,

Vane, S., manager, Catlmy Lace Co-, Shanghai ' '

H., consul ror Belgium, Hongkong ;

Vaner, K. A., Great‘Eastern Life raiibe.Co'., ‘(Ld., Shanghai

Vanhersecke, Rev. Q., French

Vannini, A., marble specialist,. Hongkong Catholic Mission, Peping

Vanston. J. J., Surveyor-general of Ships Office, Penang

Vanve,

Vanzini,W. T., assist., Chinaattache,

pixieit, Shanghai

Varache, Comdr. F., naeal

Police, Langson, Tonkin Italian Embaesry’Tokyo

° ^ V1. , !

Varalda, M. D., manager, International Saving'Society, Peiping

Vardy, Dr., J.,E. manager,,

Varekamp, C., District Hospital,&Kuala Lumpur; Selangor

Varela, J., secty., Elmac Varekamp Inc,, Manila Co., Medan, Sumatm

Varela, Angel M., secretary, Metropolitan Theatre Op., Manila

Vargas, S. da, assist., Lieberinann, Waelchli & Co., Kobe

Varian,

Varley, M. B., assist., Pacific Oommercial Co., Cebu

Yarn, M.E.,H.,assist.,

mgr.,U.S.A. Commercial

Socony-Vacuum Attache,

Corporation,. Shanghai

Swatow

Varnum, H. C., China Credit Information Bureau, Shanghai

Vasey,

Vasian, P. J., manager, Eraser & Neave, Ld., Selangor y

Vassaux,S.J.G.,B.,assist.,

KailanChinese

MiningEastern Railway Commercial

Administration, Tientsin Agency, Shanghai

Vaterlaus, H., signs per pro., Siber, Hegner & Co., Yokohama

Vaucher,

Vaudour, J.,A.,signs per pro., Banque

chef d’atelier, de ITndo-chihe,

Cie. Fran^aise de Tramways, HankowSaigon

Vaughn,

Vaughan, F. V., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Nanking

Vaughan, J., assist.,warder,

J. C.E., Shanghai Gas Co.,

Convict Shanghai Taiping, Perak

Establishment,

Vaughan,

Vaughan, L.,B.. A.,mining

assist..engineer,

United Selangor

Engineers, Ld.,Penang Perak

Vaughan, R., engineer’s dept., Municipality,

Vaughan-Fowler,

Vaughan, S. C. C.,R.,Asiamanaging

Realty director,

Co., Far East Aviation Co., Ld., Hongkong

Shanghai

Vaughn, C.,E. Motor

Vaughon, Service Co., Inc:,engr.,

Manila

Vaughtan, R.G.,F.,assist, installation

accountant, British Borneo Electricity dept.,Ld.,Municipality,

Timber Co., Sandakan, B.Singapore

N. Borneo

Vault, J. F. de, partner, De Vault rOo., The, J. F., Peiping

Vault, Chas. L. de, consul, United States Consulate, Yokohama

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 301

Vaux, F. G., solicitor, Rodyk Davidson, Singapore

Vawdrey, R. H., assist., Borobay-Rurmah Trading Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

Vaz, Loe, auditor and accountant, Co-operative Societies dept., F.M.S.

Vazeille, B. R., National Carbon Co., 'Shanghai

Years, G. L., assist.,

Vedeniapine, DunlopOlivier

P. A., assist., RubberChine,

Co., Kobe

Tientsin

Vega, D., China Inland Motors Hankow

Vega, H., Robert Dollar Co., Manila

Vehling, W., assistant, Escher Wyss Engineering Works, Tokyo

Veigel, K., Schnabel, Gaumer & Co., Hankow

Veir, R. C.,

Veit, P., inspector,Municipal

inspector, ShanghaiHealthWaterworks Co., Ld.,

department, Shanghai

Shanghai

Veit, R., assist., Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Veit, W., assist., F. Feld & Co., Ld., & G. E. Huygen, Hongkong

Veitch, H., Steiner & Co., F., Shanghai

Veith,

Velge, J.,O. assist.,

L., officeChina

assist.,Export-Import

Municipal Health& Bank Co., Shanghai

department, Singapore

Velge, V. H., manager, Ragan Luar

Veliki, B., assist., Leigh & Grange, Hongkong installation, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. S.), Ld., Penang

Velilla, P., vice-pres, Juyco Velilla & Go., Manila

Vellasco

Vellgath,F.,R.,assist., PhilippinesManila

La Commercial, Agency Service, Manila

Vellila, A., secretary, Asiatic Commercial Corp., Manila

Veiling, A. C., assist., Karagheusian, American Corporation, Tientsin

Velliot, Dr. A., Municipalite Francaise, Shanghai

Velliot, G. A., medical officer, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Velou, service technique, Direction des Postes et des Telegraphes, Saigon

Velten,

Venables,E.,E.vice-chairman,

J., warder, PrisonsSocietedepartment,

Nouvelle desSingapore

Rizeries Meridionales, Saigon

Venables,

Venator, O. E., Advisor, Perlis

Venn, W.L.M.,C.,wireless

assist, trade commissioner,

travelling inspector, U.Butterfield

S. department of Commerce,

& Swire, Shanghai Tientsin

Venshow, A., Malcolm & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Venters, J. M., architect, Atkinson & Dallas, Ld., Shanghai

Ventura, A., secretary of the Interior, Manila

Ventura, Y., supt., Pampanga Sugar Development, Manila

Venturini,F.,A.,provision

Venturi, & wine

vice consul merchant,

for Italy, Shanghai

Shanghai

Ver, E., International General Electric Co., Manila

Vera, C. C. de, British Cigarette Co., Ld., Shanghai

Verbert, L., district manager, Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient, Tientsin .

Verdayne, Paul, manager, Paramount Film Service, Ld., Singapore

Verde,

Verdier,C.,Rev.

assist., HankowZikawei

J., rector, Light1 St.

andIgnatius

Power Co.. Ld., Hankow

College, Shanghai

Verdier, M., general director, French

Vere, J. C., manager, Vere & Sons Co., Manila Municipal Council, Shanghai

Vere, P., General manager, Vere & Sons

Vereschetin, P., McGregor Iron Works, Shanghai . Co., Manila

Vergani,

Vergara, G., R., sub-accountant,

manager, Port Lamon ItalianLumber

Bank forCo.,China,

ManilaShanghai

Vergette, R. G., assist, architect, Public Works dept, Singapore

Verhaeren. Rev.

Verhaest, H., French Catholic Mission, Peiping

Verkouw, F., W.,signs

claimper pro.,Royal

dept.. Comptoir

PacketCharles Ley, Tientsin

: Steam Navigation. Coi, Singapore

Verleysen, A., Verleysen & Co.,

Verlinden. M., consul for Belgium, Manila Kobe

Vermeer, H. H., manager, E. Dunlop Co., Sumatra

Vermeulen, F. W., partner, Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. (S.B.). Ld., S^pore

Vernal, R. J.,(L. engineer,

Vernator, PublicAmerican

O., assist., Works dept.;

TradeHongkong

Commissioner, Mukden'

Vernay, G., assist.. Hongkong & Shanghai Bank, Saigon

Vernett, J. F., wiine & Spirit Merchant, Harbin

Veron, G., Banque Franco-Chinoise, Saigon

76*

302 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Vertley, Samuel, secretary, Siam Industries, Ld., Bangkok

Vervloet, A., partner, Yan Nie & Co., Medan and Consul for France

Yerzosa, Capt. Y., Smith Navigation Co., Manila

Vesperini, agent, Hai Duong, Tonkin

Vessoona, N. J., proprietor, Ramsey & Co., Hongkong ,

Yetch, Henry, general manager, French Bookstore, Peiping

Yeth, G., assist., Waibel

Veybel, C., installation manager, Cie. Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Nhabe, Saigon

Yeyrenc,A.,A., French

Yeyres, directeur,Mission,

VegrencCanton

et Cie., Province du Tonkin

Veysin, P. G., Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels de LTndochine, Haiphong

Veysseyre, P., partner, Leonard & Veysseyre, Shanghai

Vezey,P.,H.assist.,

Vial, Curtis, editor, Harbin DailydeNews, HarbinShanghai

Vialy, D., trafficCompagnie Francaise

supt., Cbmpagnie FrancaiseTramways,

de Tramways, Shanghai

Viccajee, F., Viccajee & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Yiccajee, R., Viccajee & 06;, Ld., Shanghai

Vich, V.F. A.,

Yick, R., manager,

managingPhilipine

director, Long Distame

V. R. Vick Telephone

& Co., SingaporeCo., Manila

Vickars, P., assist, Reiss, Massey

Vickers, G. E., charge engineer, Electrical department, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Vickers, T. H., assistant, Station officer, Fire Brigade, Shanghai

Vickers, W. J., Health officer, Sanitary Board, Selangor

Victal,

Victal, A., assistant, Messsageries

P., assistant, Swan, Culbertson & Fritz,

Maritime, Shanghai

Shanghai

Victoun,

Victor, J.Fr.,A.,professeirs,

CanadianFranco-Chinese

Government Municipal

Trade School, Shanghai

Commissioner, Hongkong

:

Vidal,

Vidal, E., assistant, Cie Francaise de Tramways, Shanghai de ITndoehine, Haiphong

A., secretaire, Societe deiS Ciments Portland Artiticiels

Vidal, G., controleur, Banque de ITndo-chine, Saigon

Vidal, J., vioe-pres., Carrero Vidal & Co., Manila

Vidal, P., genl. manager, Societe Francaise des Mines d’Etain de Tekkah, Perak

Vidal, R. E., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ld., Hongkong

Viegelmann,

Vieron, Dr. L.,E.,medical

Viegelmann,

doctor,Schroder

French Consulate, Chungking

Vigne, P., accountant, Marcel Darre, Shanghai

Vigroux,

Vil, J., sous-directeur,

W., assist., East Asiatic Ecole

Co., Ld.,de 1’Etoile

Bangkokdu Matin, Tokyo

Vilard

Villa, E.E.,M.assistant.

de, CivilSociety

engineer,Anonyme

Singapore des Etains Kinta, Perak

Villaflores,

Villalon, Dr.P.,A.gen. P., vice-pres., International

Southern Islands Hospital,Marine

CebuUnion of the Philippines, Manila

Villanueva, F., acting manager, General

Villas, G., assistant, Platt White-Cooper & Co., Shanghai Investment Corporation, Manila

Villas, J. R., assistant, Shanghai Waterworks, Shanghai

Villasin,

Villasin, E.,F., Villasin

Villasin Bros., ManilaManila

Brothers,

Villasin,

Villasin, G., proprietor. Philippine Typewriter Academy, Manila

Ville, M. I.G.,de,Villasin

surveyor,Brothers,

Public WorksManila dept,, Hongkong

Villegas, F., Villegas, Juan, Manila

Villemandy,

Villemarque, M. de, assistant, Cie. Franco-Asiatique desShanghai

Petroles, Saigon

Villers, A. E., Rev. Fr. E.Station

assistant, de la, Zikawei Observatory,

officer, Fire Brigade, Shanghai

Villiers, J. S. de, sanitary inspector, Medical

Viloudaki, N. A., president, Viloudaki & Co., Shanghai dept., Penang

Viloudaki,

Vilt, R. G., vice

H., manager, Asiapres.,

Life Viloudaki

Insurance&Co.,Co„Haiphong

Shanghai

Vincent, E. A., inspector, Police Headquarters, Hongkong

Vincent,

Vincent, E.F. E.,

G., manager,

assist, manager,

American Whiteway,

Foreign Laidlaw

Insurance«fe Co., ShanghaiShanghai

Association,

Vincent, H. F., Cornes & Co., Yokohama

Vincent, J. C., attache for language study, American Legation, Peiping

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 303

Vincent, S. J., assist., Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ld., Singapore

Vinall, G. H., British & Foreign Bible Society, Kobe

Vincent, S. M., district officer, Fire Brigade, Shanghai

Vincenti, administrateur-resident,

Vindagon, A. M., Survey dept,,Ha-Nam, MalaccaTonkin

Vine, F., supervisor, machine room, Govt.

Vinen, G. EL, collector of Land Revenue, Sandakan, Printing Office,

BritishSingapore

North Borneo

Vines, F. EL, British-American Tobacco Co., Shanghai

Vinet, R., assistant, Cie Franco-Asiatique

Vining, C. A., Goodyear Orient Co., Singapore des Petroles, Saigon

Vint, D. L, assistant, British American Tobacco Co.," Bangkok

Viola, L., Tipper & Co., and Ocean Accident and Guarantee Insurance, Tientsin

Violet, G.EL, M.,

Violot, fondeagent, Robert Dollar

de pouviors, Co., etZamboanga

Descours Cabaud, Saigon

Viorol, P. M., assist., Borneo

Vircondelet, Rev. L., assist., ProcureGo., Ld., Bangkok

Generale Dea Missions Etraagers, H’kong

Vise, C. M., assist., Glen Line Eastern Agencies, Shanghai

Visser, D., surveyor, Singkep Tin Maatschappy, Singapore;

Visser, H., chief carpenter, Netherlands Harbour Works Co., Moukden

Viser, J. W., Foreign Harbour office', Shanghai

Visser, M., C.assist.,

Vissering, Nederlandsch

E., Reuter, BrockelmannIndische Handelsbank,

& Co., and Strong Kobe

& Co., Shanghai

Vissers, P., Tientsin Tramways and Lighting Co., Ld., Tientsin

Vitan, F., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ld., Manila

Vittaly, M. E., gen’l

Vizeuzinovich, manager, Spanish

V., chancellor, Claude Neon Lights,Shanghai

Consulate, Shanghai

Vleeschouwer, E. de, secty., Belgian Gnaihbet* of Commerce, Shanghai

Vlieland, C. A., district officer, Kuala Selangor, Selangor

Vliet, C. D. van, lawyer, Knappert & Co., Semarang

Vliet, S. C.W.,van,C. manager,

Voelcker, lilies & Co.,L. E.Tokyo

Jenner & Co:, Batavia

Voelker, R. F., director, Miller Rubber Export Co., Ld., Singapore

Vogel, EL, Ahrens & Co., Nachf H., Kobe

Vogel, K., chief acct., Claude Neon Lights, Shanghai

Vogel, K. W. H., Hagemeyer Tradiing Co., Ld., Singapore

Vogel, Rev. Oh., Mission C'atholique, Swatow

Vogel, Dr. W.H.,R., lawyer,

Vogelsang, assist., Shanghai

Bayer, Meister iLueius, Y.G.K., Kobe

Vogelsanger, K., assist., Diethelm & Co., Ld., Bangkok

Vogler, R., assist., Steinle & Co., Shanghai

Vognel, E., auditor, China Merchants Pongee Association, Shanghai

Vogt,

Vogt, G.,

H., assist.,

assist., Schnabel,

Doitsu SenryoGaumer Gomei& Co., Hankow

Kaisha, Kobe

Vogt, Dr. K., Lawyer, Tokyo

Volegoff, P. A., manager, Chinese Eastern Railway, Tientsin

Volker, Dr. T.. secy., Immigrants’ Asylum, Medan, Sumatra

Volkert, R., signs

Vollenweider, F.. the firm,Inc.,

Zullig, SchnabelGaumer

Manila & Co., Hankow

Vollmers,

Vollrath, F., assist., Melchers & Co., Shanghai Canton

H., assist., Reuter, Brockelmann &, Co.,

Volny,

Voltmer,Antonin,

H. H. E.,chancellor. Legation

assist., Barlow of Czechoslovakia,

& Co., Shanghai Tokyo

Vongehr, O. E., McKesson & Robbins, Hankow

Vonken, Rev. P., Roman Catholic Mission, Wenchow

Voogd, N. E.A. M.J. de,

Voorhees, van,student-interpreter,

managing director, Netherlands

GeneralTokyo Consulate,

Motors (Japan),Kobe

Ld., Osaka

Voretzsch, Dr. E. A., Ambassador for Germany,

Vorlaender, H., assist., Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Vorlaender, G. A., Bayer, Meister Lucius, Y.G.K., Kobe

Vorner, J. A., representative, Ditmar, Brunner Bros., Ld.. Shanghai

Voropai, V., assistant, Cie Francaise de Tramway, Shanghai

Vos, F. A. le, assist, master, English School, Johore

Vos, Robert de, managing director, Nederlandsch Syndicaat Voor China, Mukden

304 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Voskamp, J. H., signs per pro., Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Shanghai

Yosbein, Capt. J., East Asiatic Co., Ld., Bangkok

Voss, W., assistant, Carlowitz & Co.. Tientsin

Yoskamp, Rev. C. J., American Lutheran Mission, Tsingtao

Voskamp,

Yosmaer, Dr. H., vice-consul

G. A., for Germany,

lawyer, Knappert & Co.,Canton

Semarang

Vospar, R. J., inspector, Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Voss,

Voss, C. de, partner, Waite & Co., Tientsin

Votaw,Dr.M.H.E.,G.,registrar,

secretarySt.German Legation, Peiping

John’s University, Shanghai

Vouillemont, G., Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels de 1’Indochihe, Haiphong

Vries, J. Th. de, Holland China Trading Co., Shanghai Sumatra

Voute, A. M,, jr., manager, De Javasche Bank, Bengkahs,

Vrijhoef, F. van den, asst., Netherlands Trading Society, Singapore

Vroom, W. A.C. V.,

Vuillaume, J., shipping dept., Royal

general-manager, CompagniePacket Navigation Co., Singapore

Franco-Asixtique des Petroles, Saigon

Vurm, G. A., sub-officer, Fire Brigade, Shanghai e !Uoa

Vyff, Rev. J., Danish Lutheran Mission, Antung c-amis 2'

Vylegjanin, I.W.,Y.,signs

Vyrenbroek, chiefperexaminer,

pro., BlomChinese & VanMaritime

der Aa, Customs,

ShanghaiSamshui

Waal, J. de, manager, N. V. Handel Mij.

Waan, J. S., interpreter, Italian Consulate, Hongkong Gestetner, Batavia, Java

Waanders, J. L., surveyor, Singkep

Waard, M. de, assist., Jansen & Co., Batavia Tin Maatschappy, Singapore

Wache, R., interprete, French Consulate, Hankow

Waohner, C., Schoeller, Bleckmann Phoenix Seiko G. K., Osaka

Wachtler, R. A., assist, to managing director, General Motors (Japan), Ld., Osaka.

Waddell, C. J.,assist.,

engineer, P.W.D.,Co.,Hongkong

Waddell, J.,G., assist.,

Waddell, Guthrie

Hongkong & and Ld., Singapore

Shanghai Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Waddell, J. E., Anderson, Clayton & CoTobacco

Waddell, J. C., assist-, Universal Leaf Co., Shanghai

, Shanghai

Waddell, J. M., principal, North China American, School,' Peiping

Waddell, J. S., shipping clerk, British Consulate,^ Kobe

Waddell,

Waddington,W. M.,W. assist., Thomson

J., manager, P.

Shanghai Corporation, Ld., Hongkong

Waddle,

Wade, F. W., assist, architect, Public Works dept., dept.,

R. A., assist, district engineer, electricity KedahMunicipality, Singapore-

Wade, H. T. W., manager, Brandt & Rogers, Ld., Shanghai

Wade,

Wade, J.H.L.,W.,assist.,

manager, Leonard

Probst, Wood& Memorial

Hanbury Co., Manila

Co., Ld., Shanghai

Wade, R. H. D., assist.,

Wade, T. S.R.D.,A.,assist., Hongkong

British-American and Shanghai

Tobacco Cd. (NorthCorporation,

Banking China), Ld.,Hongkong

Tientsin

Wadeson,

Wadleigh, W. L.,solicitor,

director,Deacons,

WadleighHongkongCommercial, Ld., Singapore

Wadmore, A. J., assistant,

Wadsworth, overseer, McAuliffe,

P.W.D., Hongkong

Wadsworth, S.,B., assistant Davis & Hope,

manager, Georgetown Penang Ld., Perak

Dispensary,

Waelchli, J. L., Liebermann, Waelchli

Waelti, E., assist., Siber, Hegner, & Co., Shanghai &

; Co., Kobe

Waetcke, H. M. W., signs per pro., Jebsen & Co., Shanghai

Waetjen, R. E., China rep., Erdman & [Sielcken, Shanghai

Wagenberg, M. V., French Catholic Mission, Peiping

Waggott,

Yagman, W.,O.,assistant,

repres..Thos. Cook Wagman,

. Nathah & Sdn, Ld., Tientein

Kobe

Wagner,

Wagner, A.A., M.,

China Export-Import

manager, & Bank Co.,Co.,Shanghai

Pacific Commercial Zamboanga

Wagner,

Wagner, E.,

E., assist.,

assistant, Waibel & Co.,'Shanghai

Fuhrmeister

Shah‘ghai

Wagner, E. A.merchant,

Wagner, H., S., barrister-at-law,

KobePeninsular Selangor.

Wagner, H.M,S<» manager, Lights (1930),-Ld,, Selangor

Wagner, J., overseer, Brossard Mopin Etablissements,'Singapore

FOREIGN EE SI© ENTS 305

Wagner, R. W., manager, Javasche Bank;, Padang

Wagner, S., Larsen & Trock, Shanghai .

Wagner,

Wagner, Dr. W., consul

W., assist., general Co;,

Eickhoff for Gbrinanjk

(Shanghai Canton •

Wagner, W, B., assistant,. Carlowitz & Co., Hankow

Wagstaff, A., assistant, Arts and Crafts, Ed,., Shanghai

Wahlgren, O. W., appraiser, Chinese Maritime Customs, Antung

Waid,

Wailes,J.,E.assist.,

T., viceTaikoo

consulSugar Refining

for United Go*,ofLd.,Ainerica,

States HongkongNanking

Wailey, E. V., British Cigarette*

Wailey. W., British Cigarette Co-, Shanghai Go., Shanghai

Wainright, S. H., general manager, Kyo< Bun Kwan, Tokyo ,

Waint, P. P., manager,

Wainwright, Major F. L., Fukien.Constrhction.Bureau,

assist, commigsioperi! Municipal Foochow

Police, Shanghai

Wainwright, J. N., assistant, Guthrie ck Co.,, Malacca

Wait,

Waite,P.G.11.W.,

, sub-accountant,

assistant, NewChartered

Engineering Rank.of India, Australia

and Shipbuilding and China,

Works,.Ed., Kedah

Shanghai

Waite, G. W., statistical departmentj Chinese MariEine Cuskprfisj'Shanghai

Waite,

Wake, E.W.J.,E.,assistant,

assistant,Whiteaway,

Jardihe Engineering:

Laidlaw &Corporation,

Co,, Ld„ PenangEd., Shanghai

Wakefield, F. W., Butterfield & Swire, Tientsin

Wakefield, Dr. T. C., medjcal oificeri Eing^af Mpspital, Kuala Enihpur, Selangor

Wakefordj

Wakelam, H., L. T.,managing

chartereddirector,

electricalCityengineer, Wakeford

Realty Co„ Shanghai&,Lowndes, Singapore

Wakeman, J. D., assist., Butterfield &, Swire, Hapkow

AVakeham, P. O. G., Palmer & Turner,,Shanghai

Wal, J. M., van der, treasurer, Municipality, Padang.

Walch, E.,

Walch, partner,

L. D., manager,Inhelder Walch && Co,,

J. Ullmann Co., Hongkong

Manila

Waldegrave,

Walden, H. M., British Cigarette Co.r Ld.. Home

Rev. G. T., chaplain, Saitors’' & Miss*, to Seamen, H’kong

Shanghai

Waldman, W., assist., Wassard

Walek, F., Waibel

Wales, C- A., assistant, British• Bo,rneo timber Go.., Sandakan

Wales,

Wales, C.C.D.,R,,assistant,

mechanicalUnionengr.,Insurance

P-W-DSociety of Canton,

, lLo:wei' :

Perak Ld., Shanghai

Wales, H., assistant United Engkieers, Ld., (Singapore

Walford, A. S., assist., British Cigarette Co.., Shanghai

Walford, H., Smith, Bell & Co., Manila

Walk, Dr. A., assist., Fco. Glanzmann, Shanghai

Walker, A. F., manager, Texas Co, ;(P.L), 'Inc.', The, Manila

Walker,

Walker, A.A. W.McG.,H., dark, assist..United

assistant, supt., Engineers,

survey dept., Ld.,Seremban,

Perak Negri Sembilan

Walker, D. B., signs per pro., Wilson & Co., Tientsin

Walker, E., assist., Kung Yik Mills, Shanghai

Walker, E., Waugh & Co., Ld., Henry, Penang

Walker, E. F., general manager, Singer Sewing Machine Co., Kobe

Walker, E.E. G.,

Walker, F., inspector, Municipal

chief electrical Police,

engineer, Shanghai

United. Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Walker, F. A., architect, Cie. Franco-Asiatique>des Petroles, Saigon

Walker, F. B., partner, A. L. Anderson & Co., Shanghai

Walker, F. G., manager, Hongkong & Shanghai Bank, Chefoo

Walker, F. G. C., Health dept., Muhicipal Council, Shanghai

Walker, F. V., director, C1 i fiord -Wilkinson Ta nsa n Mineral Water Co., Ld., Kobe

W^alker, F. W., assistant, Boustead fciCo;, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Walker, G. C., assist., Hanson, Orth & Stevenson Ihc., Manila

Walker,

Walker, H.,G. E.,clerk

assist, power H.B.M.’s

of works, station supt.v

OfficeMunicipality, Singapore

of Works, Shanghai

Walker,

Walker, H.H. B., generaladvocate

Hopson, broker,and Cebusolicitor, Selangor

Walker, H., Tropic Products Co., Manila

Walker, J., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Walker, J., assistant, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Manila

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Walker, J.,

Walker, J.John chief

C., C., clerk,

assistant, Mining

Bousteaddept., EastLd.,Asiatic

& Co., Go., Ld., Bangkok

Walker, manager, Thos. Cook & Son,Singapore

Ld., Singapore

Walker, J. M., assist., Percy Smith, Seth and Fleming, Hongkong

Walker, J. R., Shanghai Dock & Engineering Co., Ld., Shanghai

Walker, J.M.S.,P.,Socony

Walker, Vacuum

treasurer, Corpn.,University,

St. John’s NagasakiShanghai

Walker, R., art supt., Educational department, Singapore

Walker,

Walker, R.R., D., jr., district

R. N. Walker & Co.,

engineer, Nagasaki

F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Walker, R. J. K., assist., Asiatic PetroleumCorporation,

Walker, R. G., manager, Socony Vacuum Co., Shanghai Taipeh, Formosa

Walker, R. P., deputy accountant, Federated Malay States Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Walker, R. P. S., principal, King Edward VII School, Perak

Walker, S., assistant, Robert Dollar Co., Shanghai

Walker,

Walker, T.T. T., H., storekeeper,

assist., Municipal Revenue

Shanghai PowerDept., Shanghai

Cq., Shanghai

Walker,

Walker, W. C., assist., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai Ld., Hongkong

V., chief assist, engineer, Hongkong Tramways,

Walker,

Walker, W.W. L., D., overseer,

assist., Ker & Co.,Works

Maniladept., Hongkong

Walkinshaw, L. W., assist.,Public

Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Hongkong

Walkingshaw, Dr. R., medical officer, Medical dept., Lower Perak

Wall, A. C. M., chief police officer, Pahang

Wallace, A. M. D., assistant, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Wallace, C., general mgr., Central Agency, Ld., Shanghai

Wallace, D. F. A., manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Newchwang

Wallace, E., assist., Motion, Smith & Son, Ld., Singapore

Wallace, F., officer of Police, Ipoh, Perak

Wallace, G., assist., Mackenzie & Co., Ld , Shanghai

Wallace, Dr.

Wallace, H., assist.,

H. B. C.,Shanghai

medical Power Co., Shanghai

and health officer, Medical dept., Penang

Wallace, Rev. H. F., English Presbyterian Mission, Swatow

Wallace, J. E., supt., Government Printing

Wallace, J. G., assist., Asia Realty Co., Shanghai dept., F.M.fe.

Wallace, L. S., assist., Brown, Phillips & Stewart, Penang

Wallace, M. H., Customs, Chinese Maritime, Hankow

Wallace,

Wallace, N., assistant, U. Taikoo

S. Rubber Export Co., Ld., Shanghai

Wallace, R.R. C., H., assistant,

Robert Dollar Co.,Dockyard

Shanghaiand Engineering Co., Hongkong

Wallace, R. J., sub-officer, Fire Brigade, Shanghai

Wallace, R. K., Chinese Maritime Customs, Amoy

Wallace,

Wallace, S.Wm., R., branch manager,

Smith, Bell & Co,Planters’

Manila Stores and Agency Co., Ld., Klang, Selangor

Wallace, W. R.,

Wallace, W. V.,acting veterinary surgeon,

signs commissioner,

per pro., Elbrook,veterinary dept., Penang

Incorporated,

Wallas,

Wallden,A.F.,G.,Gadelius Chinese

& Co., Ld., Osaka Maritime Tientsin

Customs, Hunchun

Walle, J., Ehlers & Co., E., Shanghai

Walle,

Wallem,J.A.H.J.,J.,Holland-China

J.,director,

WallemKelly Trading

& Co., Co., Shanghai

Shanghai

Waller, & Walsh, Ld., Shanghai

Waller, G., assistant, Platt White-Cooper & Co., Shanghai

Waller, G. G., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Kobe

Waller, H. A., assistant, Hongkong Brewers & Distillers, Ld., Hongkong

Waller, P. A., assist., Benjamin and Potts, Hongkong

Wallich, A. W., Boustead & Co., Ld., Tumpat, Kelantan

Wallington,

Wallis, G. C,G,H.assist,G.. assist,Chandless

assistant, master, Queen’s College,

& Co., Malay

Ld., Hongkong

Tientsin

Wallis, T.

Wallis, W.A.E.,A.,director, engineer, Federated States Railways, K. Lumpur, Selangor

Wallman, assist., Harrisons, Barker Customs,

Chinese Maritime & Co., Ld.,Hoihow

Selangor

Wallmueller, H., assist., Kofa American Drug Co., Fed., Inc., U.S.A, Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 307

Wallwork, E. E., manager, Monotype Corporation, Shanghai

Walmsley,

Walravens,G.P.,C.,engineer-in-charge,

assist, engineer, Federated Malay States

Kailan Mining Railways, K.Tientsin

Administration, Lumpur, Selangor

Walrond, Hon. J. H., Hon. attache, British Embassy, Tokyo

Walsemann, R., Reuter, Brockelmann .& Co., Tientsin

Walser, J., Menzi & Co., Manila

Walsh,

Walsh, E.,

G., managing

O.S.S. Co., partner, Inhelder,Butterfield

Ld., accountant, Walch Co.,&Ld., Manila

Swire, Shanghai

Walsh, H. F. C., vice-consul for Great Britain, Bangkok

Walsh, J. E., asst., Tobacco Products Corpoifation (China), Shanghai

Walsh,

Walsh, M.W. St.J., John,

supt., departmental

Coastal district,rngrNegri

;, British-American Tobacco Co., Ld., Hongkorig

Sembilan

Walsham, S., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Walshe, N. P., assist., Mansfield & Co., Ld., Singapore

Walstrom, D., cashier, National City Bank of New York, Manila

Walt, W., arch., Minutti & Cie., Shanghai

Walter, E.. Aguado flermanos, Manila

Walter, E. A., assist., Butterfield & Swire, Amoy

Walter, H.,

Walter, H., commercial

assistant, Melchers & Co., Hankow

editor, Reuter’s, Ld., Shanghai

Walter, H., Kienhuize & Co., Shanghai

Walter, J. B., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Kobe

Walter,

Walter, P.W.,E.assist.,

H., assist.,

ExportAsiatic Petroleum

and Import Co.,Co.,

Ld.,Shanghai

Saigon _

Walter, W.D. R.,

Walters, K., secretary, Waterworks

partner, Allen Co.,Johore

& Gledhill, Ld., Shanghai

Walters, E. C., 2nd vice-president, Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc., Manila

Walters,

Walters, F.G. A., assist., Socony

J., Chinese MaritimeVacuum

Customs, Corporation,

Hankow Shanghai

Walters, G. J. D.,. assist, district officer (Bau & Lundu), Sarawak

Walters, H. C. It., assistant, Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ld., Singapore

W'alters, H. G., Tobacco Products, Corporation, iShanghai

Walters,

Walther, S.E.,K.,assist.,

manager,

Kofa Walters

American& Co.,

DrugManila

Co., Shanghai

Walton, A. B., assist, forestr conservator, Forest dept., Rawang, Selangor

Walton, H., assist., Kung Y ik Mills, Shanghai

Wanger, C. L., signs per pro., Volkart Bros.’ Agency, Shanghai

Wappula, W.,E.assist.,

Warburton, DodwellSanitary

F., inspector, & Go., Shanghai

dept., Hongkong

Warburton, W., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Ward, A. I„ consul for U.S.A., Tientsin

Ward, A. K., accountant, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Ward, A. S., assist., Netherlands Trading Society, Hbngkong

Ward, C. H., executive engr., P.W.D., Raub, Pahang

Ward, F. D., Government architect, Public Works dept., Singapore

Ward, H., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Tientsin

Ward, H. B., director, Adamson, Gilfillan & Co., Ld., Singapore

Ward, H.

Ward, E., manager,

H. L., Mansfield

barrister-at-law, Platt& Co.,

WhiteLd.,Cooper

Sunzei& Nyok Dockyard, Penang

Co., Shanghai

Ward, fl. L., assist, supt. Surveys dept., Larut, Perak

Ward, J., Reuters, Ld., Shanghai

Ward, J., tidesurveyor and harbour-master, Chinese Maritime Customs, Kiukiang

Ward, L.J. P.,G. treasurer,

Ward, W., engineer, Hamilton Brown

Electrical dept.,Shoe Store and Haberdashery Inc., Manila

Selangor

Ward, N., district officer, District Office, Penang ♦

Ward, R., language attache; American Legauon, Peiping^

Ward,

Ward, R.R. G.,

W., tidewaiter, Chinese Maritime

inspector, Municipal Customs,

Police dept., Kowloon Frontier

Shanghai

Ward, W.,

Ward, W., revenue

assist., imports

officer, dept.,

ImportsJardine, Matheson

and Exports & Co.,

Office, Ld., Shanghai

Hongkong

Ward, W. A., chief sanitary inspector, Municipality, Penang

Ward, W. J., manager, Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Ward-Smith, D., manager, Foster, McClellan & Co, Shanghai

308 FOKEIGN RESIDENTS

Warde, F. D., manager, Mansfield ik C,o-? Ed., Singapore

Wardell, F. A.; signs per pro., Whittall & Co;, .Selangor

Warden, E. T., revenue officer, Imports and Exports Office, Hongkong

Wardhaugh, J. W., assist., Cook & Son, Ed;, Singapore

Wardle C. R., sub-accountant, Mercantile Bank of India, Shanghai

Ware, Dr. T.E. W.,

Wareham, medical officer, Medical

Pianodept.,

Co., Hongkong

Ld.,lSingapofe; :

Waring,

Warmsley, H. T.R.,T.,H.,accountant,

assistant,

broker,

Robinson

Europe

Doney & Hotel,

Co., Singapore

Tientsin

Warne, M., Manila Instalment C6., Manila

Warnes, T. A., stib-officer, Fire Brigade, Shanghai

Warnecke,

Warneken, L.E,,H.,signs assist., KunstMelchers

per pro., & Albers,& Co.,

Shanghai

Shanghai

Warner, G., vice-consul for America, Tientsin

Warner, J. C., engr., International Engineering'Co., Bangkok

Warner, J. G., assist., International Export Co., Tientsin

Warner,

Warning,S.J.A.,H.,deputy agent, general manager, Philippine

Java-China-Japan-Lijn, AmoyNational

1

' Bank, Manila

Warnock, Bro. J., Catholic Mission, Foochow

Warnock,

Warns, H.,W.assistant

O., assist., TaikooManila

Dockyard Gasand Engineering CO., Hongkong.

Waroquier,

"Wrarren, C. C., assist.,treasurer,

M., harbour Municipalite

officer, Customs,

Corporatioh,

Francaise,

ShanghaiShanghai Manila

Warren, G. S., assist., F.M.S. Railway, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Warren,

Warren, J.H.,J.,charge

head engineer,

of PreventiveShanghai

Service,Power Co., Shanghai

Singapore

Warren, J. P.,Imperial

Warren, L., director,Chemical

DodwellIndustries,

’& Co., Ld.,Tientsin

Hongkong

Warren,

Warren, L.Rev.B.,Owen,

managing Chinadirector,

Inland C.Mission,

E. Warren

Hankow&'Go., Ld., Hongkong

Warren, O. C.,wharfinger.,

Warren, R., assist., Storch Brothers,

Butterfibld Ipoh, Perak

& Swire; Canton : b . 1

Warren, R. L., Chinese Maritime Customs, Tsingtao

Warrener, W. H. L., assist., Jardine, Matfieson & Co., Ld., Yokohama

Warrington,

Warsoe, F. A.,F.assist., W., assist.,

GreatJardine,

NorthernMatheson

Telegraph& Co.,

Co.,Ld., Shanghai

Hongkong

Wasener,

Washbrook, A. G., district accountancy, Post Office, Nanking Gesellschaft, Singapore t

H., mgr., Handel Maatschappij v/h Banner Export

Washington, S. W., 3rd secy., U.lS.A. Embassy, Tokyo

Wassard,

Water, W.L.Tol, P., assist.,

managing partner, Wassard

Netherlands Trading &Society,

Co., Vladivostock

Shanghai

Waterford, L.F.M.,L.,surveyor,

Waterhouse, director, Survey department,Co..Perak

Fred Waterhouse Ld., Singapore

Waterhouse,

Waterman, Fred T. P., president and.manager,; Fred Waterhouse Co., Ld., Singapore

Waterman, L.H. W., S., consul

assist., for United

Taikoo SugarStates of America,

Refining Go.,' Ld.,Saigon

Hongkong

Waters, D. R., surveyor, Brossard Mopin.Etablissements,

Waters, Rev. G. H., American Baptist Mission, Swatow Singapore

Waters, H. F., state engineer, Public Works dept., Johore

Waters,

Waters, J.R. L., branch

A. R.,

S., manager,

district manager, Moutrie

China&Electric

Co.,: Ld.,Co.,,

Penang

Ld., Mukden

Waters,

Waters, T.

V. F.

P., A. assist.,

S. WatsonAsiatic

& Petroleum-Co.,

Co., Canton Ld., Peiping

Waters, W. A. G., assistant, S. Moutrie & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Waterton, D. W., inspector of wireless and telegraph, P.W.D., Hongkong

Wathelet, R., Kail an Mining Administration, Tientsin

Watherton, D. C., asst, secy., Residency & Secretariat, Selangor

Watkins, A. C., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, S’hai.

Watkins, H.,F.assistant,

Watkins, Asiatic Petroleum Co.,Kuala Hongkong

Watkins, O.R. G., J.,district

engineer, F.M.S.

officer, FireRailways,

Brigade, ShanghaiLumpur

Watkins, S.V. J.,C.,assistant,

Watkins, Harrisons

supt., Customs & Crosfield,

department, Muar,Ld,,Johore

Sumatra

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 309

Watkinson, P., John Manners & Co., .Ld., Canton

Watkinson, P., assist., A. I. E. Y. O., Shanghai

Watling, D. O., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Shanghai

Watson, A. E., gaoler, Prison department,, Negri Seri) bilan

Watson, Col. A. H. K., assist, director ot Sup. & Transport. Military,; H’kong

Watson, A. J., Church Missionary Society, Yunnanfu

Watson,

Watson, A.B.C.,J.,H.,Service

assistant, Rose, Downs

Swan, Culbertson & Thompson

& Fritz, Shanghai (Far East), Ed., Shanghai

Watson, mgr., Malayan Motdrs, Ed., Singapore

Watson, C. E., secretary and D.P.W., Municipal Council, Canton

Watson, C. J., assistant, Shanghai and Hongkew Wharf Co., Ed., Shanghai

Watson, C. W., engineer, Wearne, Brothers, Ed., Perak

Watson, D. J., assist., Syme & Co., Singapore

Watson, E., tariff

Watson, E., Chineseexport,

Maritime

OfficeCustoms, Shanghai

of Inspectorate 'General, Customs, Shanghai

Watson, E. C., barrister-at-law, Perak

Watson, E. C., Fogden Brisbane Co., Ed., .Singapore

Watson,

Watson, E. L., manager, Nestle Chinese

& Anglo-Swiss Coildensed Milk Co., Selangor

W'atson, G.G.,C.,acting boat officer,

assistant, Islay, Kerr Maritime'Customs,

tfe^Co..; Penang Hongkong

Watson, H., assist., Henry Waugh & Co., Ed., Singapore

Watson,

Watson, H.H. C.C., G.,assist., Dairy

Asiatic Farm, IceCo.,andSelangor

Petroleum Cold Storage Co., Ed., Hongkong

Watson, J., agronomist, China Agricultural Development Go., Hongkopg

Watson, J., assist., Culty Dairy Co., Ed., Shanghai

Watson, J.,

Watson, Asiatic registrar,

J., deputy PetroleumRegistration

Co. (North China),of BirthsEd.,andHankow

Deaths, Hongkong

Watson, J., inspector, Municipal Police, Shanghai

Watson, J. A., assistant, Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Watson, J. B., assist, engineer, Public Works dept., Shanghai

Watson,

Watson, J.J. E., assistant.,& Watson,

P., Watson Caldbeck,Manila

Macgregor & Go., Ed., Shanghai

Watson, J. M., inspector, Municipal police dept., Shanghai

Watson, J. P., manager, Insular Plumbing Co., Manila

Watson, J. S., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Selangor

Watson, J. S., manager, Manchurian Co., Ed., Harbin

Watson, K. F. C., manager, Fu Chung Corporation, Tientsin

Watson, M. M., solicitor, Johnson, Stokes Y Master, Hongkong

Watson, N.M. W.,

Watson, W., assist.,

Dodge Nestle

and Seymour Ed., Shanghai

ife Apglo-Swiss Cpndensed Milk Co., Manila

Watson, O., supt., Survey Office, Trengganu

Watson, R. A. E., assist., Reuters Ed., Hongkong

Watson, T., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (Straits Settlements), Ed., Perak

Watson, T., Shanghai Gas Co., Ed., Shanghai

Watson, W., assist, workshops officer, Fire Brigade, Shanghai

Watson, W., accountant, North-China Daily News and Herald, Shanghai

Watson,

Watson, W.W.B.,C.,assistant, South. Chi

Fire Brigade, fa. Morning j?'ody Hongkong

Shanghai

Watson, W. S., managing-director, S. Moutrie & "Co., Ed., Shanghai

Watt, A., chargeassist.,

Watt, Charles, engineer,

LeanShanghai Power Cd., Shanghai

& Co., Penang

Watt, E., surveyor of ships, Surveyor-General Office, Singapore

Watt, G. A., assist., D. D. Mackie, Singapore ■ 1 • " •

Watt,

Watt, G. A., The Japan Times, Yokohama

Watt, H.,

I. W.,manager,

manager,Sailors’

1. H. Home

Watt itandCo.,Missions'

Hongkong to Seaiien, Hongkong

Watt, J.M.D.,J. B.,

Watt, senior assist,Lean

partner, architect,

& Co., Public

PenangWorks dept., Municipality, Shanghai

Watt, W., signs per pro., McAlister & 0°-, Ed., Singapore

"Watters,

Watton, V.Dr.H.H.W.,S., assist.,

Wuhu Municipal

General Hospital,

RevenueWuhu department, Shanghai

Watton, W. G.,.inspector, Municipal

Watts, G., assist., Borneo Co., Ed., Singapore Health dept., Shanghai

310 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Watts, C. EL, partner, Fonghin and Watts, Singapore

Watts, E. H., assist., Lane-, Crawford, Ld., Hongkong

Watts, John, assist, manager, American Express Co., Hongkong

Watts, L. R., wireless engineer, Wireless Station, Singapore

Watts, L. P., assist., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Watts, R. G., inspector, municipal health dept., Shanghai

Watty, L. T., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Singapore

Waugh, P.H. J.G.,R.,Henry

Waugh, Waugh

planting & Co.,Guthrie

adviser, Ld., Singapore

& Co., Ld., Selangor

Waugh, W. L., Waugh & Go., (Ld., Henry, Penang

Waveren, J. van, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Manila

Wavell,C. H.W.S.,L.,assist.,

Way, assist.,Texas Co.Bros.

Liddell, (China), Ld.,Tientsin

& Co., Shanghai

Way, F. H, Pahang Consolidated Co., Pahang

Way, H., architect, Hall and Hall, Hongkong

Way, H. C. B., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ld., Hongkong

Way,

Way, J.J., P.,assist., Asiatic Petroleum

Manufacturers Co. (S.C.),Co.,Ld.,

Life Insurance Hongkong

Hongkong

Way, J. R., assistant, Hongkong Electric Co., Ld., Hongkong

Way,

Way, S.,

W., Chinese

assist., MaritimeDollar

Robert Customs, Hankow

Co., Hongkong

Way, W. H, assist., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ld., Shanghai

Way, W.

Way, W. S.,T. L.,Socony-Vacuum

secretary, TakuCorporation, Osaka Co„ Ld., Tientsin

Tug and Lighter

Wayman,

Waymunth,F. H.S., L., assist, engineer,

Pahang Public Works

Consolidated dept., Singapore

Co., Pahang

Weall, T. G., director, Dodwell & Co., Shanghai

Wear, D., executive engineer, Tampin, Negri Sembilan

Wearne, W. J., manager (general division), Wearne Bros., Ld,, Penang

Weaver,

Weaver, G.,J., inspector, municipal

supt., Liggett and MyershealthTobacco

dept., Shanghai

Co., Manila

Webb, B. M., dir., Arnhold & Co-, Ld., Shanghai

Webb,

Webb, C. R., assist, distribution engineer, Shanghaidepartment,

C. G., demonstrator in physics, Education Power Co.,Singapore

Shanghai

Webb,

Webb, D. J, inspector, Municipal Police, Shanghai Ld., Shanghai

D., engineering staff, Shanghai Waterworks Co.,

Webb,

Webb, H,E. A.,assist.,

operator (Sibu),

Eastern Telegraph

Extension and Telephones

Telegraph Co., Ld., dept.,

SaigonSarawak

Webb, H. W., Butterfield & Swire, Canton

Webb, J. V., assist, supt., British Cigarette Co., Ld., Hankow

Webb,

Webb, O. S., C., senior

managerexecutive

DunlopCo.,engineer, Co.Public Works

Ld.,dept., Municipality, Singapore'

Webb, R.R. L., assist., Borneo Rubber

Ld., Bangkok (China), Hongkong

Webb, R. L.supt.,

Webb, S., S., assist.,

ShanghaiCommercial

TelephoneUnion Assurance

Co., Ld., ShanghaiCo., Ld., Shanghai

Webb, T. J., assist., International Export Co., Ld., Nanking

Webb, W) F., Alex Ross & Co., Kowloon, Hongkong

Webber,'

Webber, H. B. M., agent, Bendixen

E., assistant, Mackinnon,

Sitiawan, &PerakCo., Shanghai

Webber, M. L., assist. Conservator of Forests, Kuala Kangsar, Perak

Weber, A., secretary, Capitol Theatres, Ld., Singapore

Weber, A., sect., Fishers, Ld., Singapore

Weber, C. A., Silk merchant, Shanghai

Weber, F.E. H.,

Weber, assist., Vitama

assist., & Co., Tsingtao

Socony-Yaccum Corporation,

Weber,

Weber, H,G. E., general

H., assistant, manager,

H. Sobbe, Compania

Hankow General Shanghai

de Tabacos de Philipinas, Manila-

Weber, assistant, H. Sobbe, Hankow

Weber, H. E., manager, Nhabe installation, Cie. Franco-Asiatique, Saigon.

Weber, P., Descours e,t Cabaud, Saigon

Weber, R. C.,Deutsche

Weber, W., GeneralFarben-Handelsgesellschaft

Motors (Japan), Ld., Osaka Waibel & Co., Shanghai

Weble, W. iS., British Cigarette Co., Ld. Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 311

Webster, A., assist., Hongkong Electric Co., Hongkong

Webster,

Webster, E.A.,C.,assist., Oppenheimer

Atlantic '& Cie.,Co.,Ld.,Manila

Gulf & Pacific Kobe

Webster,

Webster, G.J., JAsiatic

, assist.,Petroleum

F.M.S. Railways,

Co., ShanghaiKuala Lumpur, Selangor

Webster, J.J., S.,warder.

Webster, ConvictKing

radiologist, Establishment,

Edward VIITaiping, Medical Perak

College, Singapore

Webster, J. T.partner,

Webster. W., T., manager,

ButlerKyle, Palmer Bangkok

& Webster, & Co., Penang

Weckert, H., Carlowitz

Wedderburn, & Co., Canton

R. W., managing director, Kelly & Walsh, Shanghai

Wedekind, A. V., Arnhold & Co., (Ld., Tientsin

Wedellsborg, G. W., assistant, East Asiatic Co., Ld., Bangkok

Wedemeyer, 1st. Lieut. A. C., 15th infantry, U.S.A. Army, Tientsin

Weeda, A. C., assistant, Harrisons & Crosfield, Ld., Sumatra

Weekes,J.E.R.,A.,assistant

Weeks, Chinese manager,

Maritime Dodwell

Customs,&Lungchingtsun

Co., Ld., Shanghai

Weeks, P. D., Pearce & Garriock, Hankow

Weeraratne, Dr.

Weerekoon, G. D.A. P.,

C., manager,

proprietortiiam Observer, Bangkok

and consultant, Central Pharmacy, Singapore

Wegelin,

Wegener, L.,H. O., merchant, Shanghai

assist., Texas Co., (China), Ld., The, Shanghai

Wegener,

Wegener, W. K., F.,assist., Socony-Vacuum

assist.. Corpn.,

F.M.S. Railways, KualaShanghai

Lumpur, Selangor

Wehrli, W., assist., Diethelm & Co., Saigon

Weibel, A., assist., Siber Hegner

Weibner, H., Liebermann Waelchi & Co., Kobe& Co., Shanghai

Weidauer, H., supt. engineer, Government Power Station, Bangkok

Weidinger, L.,W.,assist.,

Weidmann, ConsulHackmack & Co., Peiping

for Switzerland, Medan, Sumatra

Weig, Dr. G., Roman Catholic Mission, Tsingtao

Weigall, G. S., partner, Wheelock

Weig, Dr. J., Roman Catholic Mission, Shanghai

Weigall, H. S., director, Tozai Motors, Ld., Tokyo

Weight,

Weight, W. A., assist., Thos. Cook k Son,Pt.Ld.,Swettenham

J. R., Jugra Land k Carey, Ld., Hongkong

Weigle,

Wreik, J. Richard,

E., sales Yale in China,

manager, Changsha

General Motors (Japan), Ld., Osaka

Weillschott,

Weinberg, L,L.,assist.,

Councellor,

Tipper Italian

& Co. kEmbassy,

Ocean AccidentTokyo & Guarantee Corporation, Tientsin

Weingart,

Weinmann, W., director, Asbestos Sheet FactoryTientsin

P., manager, Astor House Hotel, Ld., Manila

Weinstein, L. S., manager, China Fur Trading Co., Tientsin

Weinstein, V. S., manager, Cliina Fur Trading Co., Harbin

Weinzheimer,

Weir, L., VicePresbyterian

President and genera]Changchunmanager, Calamba Sugar Estate, Manila

Weir, Rev.

Dr. E.A.,M.,Irish

Teng Hock Seng’sMission,

Hospital, Singapora

Weir, E. B., assist., Chinese Maritime Customs,

Weir, T. R., Eastern manager, Siamese Tin Syndicate, SwatowLd., Bangkok

Weir,

Weisberg, H., 1st. assist., secty., Federal Secretariat, Co.,

W., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Hongkong

F.M.S.

Weischer, Dr. P., physician and surgeon,

Weisman C., chief engineer, Macao Electric Co., Macao Tsingtao

Weiss, A., Carlowitz k Co., Canton

Weiss, G.,

Weiss, C. B.,manager,

manager,depotU.S.installation,

Steel ProductsCie. Co., Shanghai Saigon

Franco-Asiatique,

Weiss, J. B., Registrar, Supreme Court,

Weitz, F., assistant, Waibel

Weitzel,

Welch, A.J.,J.,Merchant, Osaka k Co., Ld., Shanghai

director, Wattie

Welch, G. P., teacher, China Inland Mission Boy’s School, Chefoo

Welch, R. H., Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Welch. P., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Welch, R. V., Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ld., Singapore

4312 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Weldon, Capt. H. A., marine supt., Straits SjS.. Co., Ld., Singapore

Wellbelove,

Weller, F. C.,E.,workshop

assistant,foreman,

S. Moutrie & Co., Ld.,Hongkong

University, Shanghai

Weller, J. E., Cook & son (Bankers), tLd., Thos,, 'Singapore

Welling, L., assist., Tel & Co’s. Trading Society, Singapore

Wellington,

Wells, A. C., Dr. A. R., director,

engineer, Medical andTelegraph

Eastern Extension SanitaryCo.,

Services,

PenangHongkong

Wells, Major C. H., paymaster, American Legation, Peiping

Wells, C. W., engineer, Minemura Oil Mills, Tsingtao

Wells, E. A. P., Asst. Asiatic Petroleum Co., Penang

Wells, F. A., signs per pro., Butterfield & Swire, Kobe

Wells, G. D., manager, Alexander Clark Co., Shanghai

Wells, H. C., accountant, Sarawak Oilfields, Ld., Sarawak

Wells, H. R., National Mutual Life Association^ Hongkong

Wells, James, assist, to general agent, Robert Dollar Co., Manila

Wells, M.

Wells, J. W., overseer,

E. H., assist.,P.W.D.,

Shanghai Hongkong

Dock and Engineering Co., Ld., Shanghai

Wells, R. (Legaspi), Smith, Bell & Co., Ld., Manila

Wells, T. E., assist, F.M.S. Railway, Kuala& Lumpur,

Wells, R. W., general manager, Maitland Coj, Ld., Shanghai

Selangor

Wells,

Wells, W.

W. R.,D., workshop

assistant, Municipal HealthTramways

supt., Electrical department, dept.,Shanghai

Penang

Wells-Henderson,

Welsby, A., W. N.,

assistant, The accountant,

General DodwellCo.&ofCo.,

Electric Ld.,Ld.,

China Shanghai

Shanghai

Welsh, J., assist., Medical Hall, Singapore

Welsing, E., Meyerink & Co., Wm., Shanghai

Wemyss, G. A. F., sub-agent, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Hankow

Wemyss,

Wendt, H.L.A.,H.,manager,

assistant,Athletic

Islay, Supply

Kerr & Co., Co.,Manila

Penang

Wendt, H., Alhambra Cigar and Cigarette Manufacturing Co., Manila

Wenman. H. A., assist., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Wennborg, Rev. F. A., Swedish Missionary Sodiety, Ichang

Wenner, H., assistant, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Wennubst, H. M. P., Behn, Meyer & Co., Sour'abaya

Wente,

Wentworth,F. G.,C.assist, manager, Singkep

M., Wentworth & Andrews,Tin Maatschappij,

Shanghai Singapore

Werckmeister,

Were, G., signs per pro., Winckler & Co., Kobe

Werff, C.P,,S.,Lachief operator,

Estrella Telegraph

del Norte, Manilaand Telephones dept., Sarawak

Wergeni, T.VW.,East

Wermuth, Asiatic

agent, N. V.Co.,Heybroek’s

Ld., Bangkok GroOthahdel, Batavia

Werner, A., acct., Pampanga

Werner, agent, Messageries MaritimeS, Sugar Mills,Saigon

Manila

Werner, O., assist., Winckler & Co., YokohamaCanton

Werner, L., signs per pro., R. Johnson «f e Co.;,

Werner,

Wernli, A.,Rev., B. C., Catholic Mission, Foochow /

Werther, W.,assistant,

assistant,Hooglandt

Erzinger && Co., Co., Singapore

Shanghai

Wesbter,

Wesselink,J. G.S.,M.,lecturer, College Municipality,

burgomaster, of Medicine, Singapore

Medan

Wessels.

West, H,H.assist,C., Electrical

supt., CrownEngineer,LandsShanghai

Office, P.W.D., Hongkong

West,

West, J. C.,

H., chief

actingwarder, Laichikok Prison, HongkongSelangor

West, J.J. V., assistant,executive

Asiatic engineer,

PetroleumUlu Co.,Selangor,

Ld., Selangor

West,

West, R., A.,examiner,

R.S. M., acct., Chinese

Asam Maritime

Kumbang Tin Customs,

DrCdgingChinkiang

Co., Perak

West, Harry Wicking i f e

West, T. M., pres., West & Whitakers, Manila Co., Hongkong

Westbrook,

Westbrook, E.T.T.,C.,AsiaticBritishPetroleum,Co

Cigarette Co., • Ld.,Ld.,

Kiukiang

Shanghai

Westcombe, R. A. E., Shanghai Telephone

Wester, J. D., assist, manager, International Engineering Co., Shanghai

Co., Bangkok

Westerburger, C. F., Van Nie & Co., Medan

FOREIGN RESIfDENTS 3ia

Westerman, F. W., accountant, Hugo Reiss & Co., Federal Inc., U.S.A., Shanghai

Weston, J., assist manager, 'Adelphi Hotel, Singapore

T^eston, W. H. A:, tidewaiter, Ohiriese Maritime a;nd Native Customs, Sanfcuao

Weston,

Westphalen, W. H.F.,P.,assist.,

Chinese Maritime

Waibel ife Cd.,Customs,

Haiikow Lappa

Westphalen, W., Winckler & Co:; Kobe

Westwood, C. D., English School, Muar, Johore

Westwood, E., secy.j Culty 'Dait^ :iCb:, Ld:, Shanghai

Westwood, N., general manager; lliiiyersal Pictures Cbrpn. of China, Shanghai

Westwood,

Wettengel, V.W.,G.,assist., gaoler,Carlowitz

Municipal& Co., Police, ''Shanghai

Shanghai

Wetton, G. E., manager, ll.Skott & Co.; Hongkong

Wetzel,

T

etzel, G.A.,

WWevill, H.F.,assist.,

B.,partner,booking

assist., dept.,& SiOhisseh

Becker Osaka«feBird

Co., Tientsin

Harold Bell,Cp.,Taylor, : & Co., Tokyo

Wey,

Wey, Capt.Y. S.,H. manager,

J. A., Parochial

GaietyChtirch CounOil,

Theatre, St.'^Lndrew’s Cathedral, Singapore

Tientsin

IVeytingh, Oh. R., NetheiTands Trading Society,'BinghppT'e

Whaley, A., assist, supt., ShanghaiWaterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Whaley, J. P.A. B.,H.,assist.,

Whatmore, Sandilands, Buttery

treasurerj.Sandakaii , & Co-j Pbnarig

Wheatley, M., headmaster, Batii Road

Wheeler, A., assist., Thos. Cook & Son, Ld., Hongkong Scupol, Kuahx Luinptlr,"SelatigOr

Wheeler,

Wheeler, A. A. H.C., L.,

assist,

Govt.architect,

Monopolies Publicdept.,

WorksPehapgdept., Shanghai '

Wheeler, D. M., assist., Impej-ial Chemical Ihdu'striics, Rd., FOOpioW

Wheeler^ L> R., assist, inspector of Schools,

Wheen, A. F., director, Ed. Wheen & SOns, Ld., Hongkong Pern k

Wheen, E. L. L., assist., Imperial Chetnical Industries, 1 Tsinan

!

Wheen,

Wheildon,L. R., R. G.,director,

assist.,Ed. \VheenOflBcer,

Station Son^BireLd.,Brigade,

Hprigkohg

1 Shanghai

Wheldon, D., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North. ChihaX Ld,, Shanghai

Whichello,

Whipple, S.,K.president,

V., assist.,Hall

Mansfield & Co.,^]SlaHi|a

& Co.;Tnc' Ld., Singapore

Whipps,

Whitacre, L. A.,

H.C. S., assist., Butterfield & SwRO, Hoiigkong

Whitaker,

r H., McCullough Printing

assistant, Asiatic Cpi, Manila

Petroleum Co., Ld., Shanghai

W hitaker, G. C. F., Kail an Mining Administration, Tientsin

Whitaker, S., secretary and treasurer, West

Whitaker, T. G., assist,, British Cigarette Coi, Shanghai & Whitaker, Manila

Whitamore, F. H., Donnell

Whitamore, R. A., Whitamore & Co., Tientsin& Bielfield, Tientsin

WTiitcher, H. G., assist, master, Thomas Hanbury School, Shanghai

Whitchurch, C. A., assist., Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ld., Selahgbr

White, A., assist, master, King’s College, Hongkong

White, A. A., Jardine, Matheson & Co., iLd., Shanghai

WWrThite,

hite, A.A. H.,

I)., assist.,

partner,Municipal Police dept.,

Douglas Lapraik & Co.,Shanghai

Hongkong

White,

W hite, A. R. J., assistant, Jardine, MafhesbnNegri

r A. R,, supt. of surveys, Survey dept.,

Ld., Hbngkopg

White, A. V., broker, White & Co., and managing director, WTiitsons, Ld., Shanghai

White, A. W. T., inspector, Sanitary dept., Hongkong-

White, C. E., sales manager, Hongkong Hotel Garage, Hongkong

White, C. O., Shanghai Waterworks C©., Ld., Shanghai

White, C. P., partner, White, Page & Cp., Manila

White, D. C., cadet (Baram), Sarawak

White, D, J., warder, Convict Establishment, Taiping, Perak

White, D. P., veterinary surgeon, North Perak

White, D. W., assist., New Zealand Insurance Cb., Ld.,_ Shanghai

White,

White, E.E. E., account,manager,

P., works NationalHongkong

City BankHotelof New York,Hongkong

Garage, Manila

White, E. S., International Export

White, F. E., assist., Hall & Holtz, Ld., Shanghai Co. (Kiangsu), Ld., Nanking

314 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

White, Rev. F. G., American Baptist Foreign Mission, Shanghai

White, E.,

White, G. A., assist.,

acting China Light

accountant, and Power

National City BankCo., Hongkong

of New York, Manila

White, G. H., assist, tidensweyor, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

White, G. H., assist., Hongkong and Whampoa

White, G. J., lighthouse keeper, Harbour dept., Hongkong Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

White, Goldie, office manager, Burroughs Inc., Manila

White, G. T. F., executive engineer, Public Works department, Selangor

White,

White, Rev.A.,G.,director,

chaplain, St. Andrew’s Cathedral,

Wireless Singapore

White, H.

H. Aug., assist.,Chinese White National

& Co., Shanghai Telegraph Co., Peiping

White, H. F.,

White, H. G., assist., manager, Arts

assist, treasurer, & Crafts,

Municipal Ld., Hongkong

Waterworks, Singapore

White, H. O., broker., White

White, J. H., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Perak & Co., Ld., Shanghai

White, J. B., assist., Ewo Cold Storage Co., Jardine, Matheson

White,

White, J.J. W.,

P., assist.,

managing Hongkong

director,andWestinghouse

Whampoa Dock Co., Co.

Electric Ld.,ofHongkong

Japan, Tokyo

White, L. H., China Record Co., Ld., Shanghai

White, M. P. T., assist, master, Thomas Hanbury School, Shanghai

White, N., inspector, Municipal Police, Shanghai

White, O. E.,consul-general

White, senior wireless for operator, PublicOsaka

Works dept., Hongkong

White, O.,

R. H., assistant, Harrisons, GreatBarker

Britain, & Co., Ld., Selangor

White, S. C., Shahmoon & Co., S. E., Shanghai

White, W.

White, T., Chinese Maritime

A., director., Probst,Customs,

HanburyShanghai

& Co., Shanghai

White, W. J.,

White, W. B., lighthouse

manager, Chartered Bank ofdept.,

keeper, Harbour India,Hongkong

Australia & China, Shanghai

White, W. S., assist., Pemberton and Penn, Inc., Shanghai

White, Y. H.,H. Union

Whiteacre, InsurancePrinting

S, McCullough Society ofCo.,Canton,

ManilaLd., Hongkong

Whitfield,

Whitehaker, H.,T.senior

J., excutive

British engineer,

Cigarette Public

Uo., Ld„ works dept., Malacca

Shanghai

Whitehead, C. C., engineering dept., Scott, Harding & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Whitehead, W. H., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Whitehouse,A.,C.Christan

Whitelaw, J. de B.,Missions

Teluk Anson

in ManyRubber Estate,

Lands, Teluk Anson, Perak

Weihaiwei

Whiteley, W. H., assistant, Asiatic

Whiteman, G., manager, City Press, Manila Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ld., Hongkong

Whiteside, F. J., assistant, Adamson, Gilfillan & Co., Ld., Singapore

Whiteside, H. S., director, Newton Co.,

Whiteside, J. W., division engineer, Sibu, Sarawak Ld., Singapore

Whiteside, R. A., assist., British Cigarette Co., Ld., Hankow

Whiteside,

Whitewright,R. J.M.,A.,Electrical

manager,dept., Selangor

Standard Trading. Co., Tientsin

Whitfield,

Whitfield, F. C., partner, The Hoke Co., Amoy District, Johore

Whiting, VV., superintendent, Municipal Police,Muar

L. D., inspector of Malay Schools, Shanghai

Whitley,

Whitley, Major N. H. P., acting depy. publicWorks

F. G., executive engineer, Public dept.,Attorney

prosecutor, Kedah Genl. dept., Singapore

Whitley, T. S. D., clerk, Colonial

Whitlow, R., Soochow University, SoochOw Secretariat, Hongkong

Whitman, G., Socony-Vacuum Corpn., Moji

Whitman, Rev. G. E., AmericanTheBaptist Mission,' SwatowSyndicate, Manila

Whitmore, A.H.J.,B.,Chinese

Whitmai’sh, president,

MaritimeBenguet

Customs,Exploration

Swatow

Whitmore, G. R., assist., Whitsons,

Whitmore, R., Claude Neon Lights, Shanghai Ld., Shanghai

Whitmore,

Whitney, C., R.,president,

chief examiner,

Castmac,Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Inc., Manila

Whitney,

Whitney, J.E.,S.,Manila

assist,Trading

controllerandofSupply

stores, Co., ManilaPower Co,, Shanghai

Shanghai

Whitrow, J. A., assist., British Cigarette Co., Ld., Hankow

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 315

Whitney, R. C., Texas Co.. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Whitney, W. H., Central Auto Supply Co., Manila

Whitta, F. V., managing director, Hongkong Used Cars, Ld., Hongkong

Whittaker, A,,

Wliittakefr, H., collector

McGregors, of Revenue, Port Edward, Weihaiwei

Ld., Shanghai

Whittaker, L. A., Kessler & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Whittaker,

Whittaker, R.W. H., H., assist, secretary,

inspector, SanitaryShanghai Power Co., Shanghai

dept., Hongkong

Whittall, H. C., manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P.I.), Ld., Manila

Whittall, L. H., vice-consul for Great Britain, Seoul

Whittemore,

Whitter, J. F.,N.assist,

C., Christian LiteratureWaterworks

supt., Shanghai Society ofCo.,

Korea,

Ld.,Seoul

Shanghai

Whitteridge,

Whittey, N. G.

A. C.,

P., student

puisne interpreter,

judge, Supreme British

Court, Legation,

Singapore Bangkok

Whitting, G. A., resident naval officer, British Consulate, Shanghai

Whitting,

Whittington, P., assist., British Cigarette

R., vice-consul, Co., Shanghai

British Legation, Bangkok

Whittle, M. M., inspector, Police dept., Malacca

Whitton, C. H., district judge and

Whitton, W., engineer, Aquarius Co., Shanghai magistrate, Labuan

Whitty, R., assistant, British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Whyte, J.J., B.,manager,

Whyte, Claude engineering

Neon Lights,dept., Wm. Jacks & Co., Ld., Perak

Shanghai

Whyte, J. J., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Whyte, W. U. A., agent, Chartered

Whyte-Smith, T. S., crown solicitor, Supreme Bank of India,

Court,Australia

Hongkong and China, Saigon

Wiant,

Wiberg, Paul P., manager,

A., Tientsin Native Fukien Construction

CityModel

Water& Co.,

Works, Bureau,

Tientsin Foochow

Wichdorff,

Wichers, Dr.H.,C.assist,

G. vanmanager,

B., president, Manila

Java Bank, Batavia

Wick, C. C., assist., Macondray & Co., Inc., Manila

Wicken, Th. V., assist., Doitsu Senryo Gomel

Wickerson, R. A., Tientsin Land Investment Co., Tientsin Kaisha, Kobe

Widder, S., service manager, Auto Castle, Shanghai

Widdup,

Widenfelt,P.J.,S.,interpreter,

general manager,SwedishOffice Appliance

Legation, TokyoCo., Shanghai

Widmann, A., partner, Melchers & Co., Shanghai

Widmer,

Widmer, A.,

E. A., assistant,

KuenzleDiethelm

& StreifF,&Inc.,

Co., Saigon

Manila

Widmer, H. J., assistant, Alhambra Cigar and Cigarette Manufacturing Co., Manila

Wieczorek, Rev. Fr. T., rector, St. Anthony’s Church, Hongkong

Wiedermann,

Wiedermann, F., A., ^Merchant,

Wiedermann, F., Shanghai

Shanghai

Wiegand, Dr. F.; technical dept., Windsor & Co., Bangkok

Wiegelman, Fr., Roman Catholic Mission, Tsingtao

Wielding, H. St. J., commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Santuao

Wiele, H., L.assistant,

Wiemans, JebsenDe& Javasche

G., manager, Co., Canton Bank, Medan, Sumatra

Wienberg, H. N., Manufacturers

Wiener, F. F., Everseal Manufacturing Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

Co., Shanghai

Wierink, J.J., signs p.p., Holland China Trading Co. & consul for the Netherlands, Canton

Wiersum, K. F., director, Wiersum &, Co., Yokohama

Wiersum, M. S., managing-dir., Wiersum & Co. & consul for the Netherlands, Yokohama

Wigand,

Wigg, W.P.,B,,C.assistant,

lilies & Co., Tokyo& Co., Ld., Singapore

Mansfield

Wiggs, J.G. R.,J., secretary

Wight, inspector,and treasurer,

Police Harbour Board, Singapore

dept., Malacca

Wightman, R. D., Inspector, Police dept., Manila

Wightman, C. A., manager, Clark & Co., Penang

Wijangco,

Wijck, Telix,der,lawyer,

H. van Manila Nederlandsch Indische Handels Bank N.V., S’pore.

sub-accountant,

Wilbraham, C, F. A., tidesurveyor, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Wilckens, C., Weinberger & Co., Osaka

Wilcoxson, W. J., Singapore Improyemeiit Trust, Singapbre,

316 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Wild, J., Reiss Massey & Co., Ld., Shanghai /

Wild, R. H., manager, South British Insurance Co., Ld., Hongkong

Wilde, A.M.,F.,envoys

Wilden, shipyard manager, Thornycroft

extraordinaire et ministre (Singapore), Ld.,'Singapore

pl^nipotentiaire,

Wildes, W. H., vice-president, Manila Gas Corp., Manila French Legation, Peiping

Wilding, A., manager, Burt, Myrtle & Co., Semarang

Wilding, H. St. J., commissioner, Chinese Martime .Customs, Wiihu '

Wiley, W., assistant,

Wilgelminin, Moorq & engineer,

N. A., electrical Co., Ld., Shanghai

Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Wilhelm, Dr. F., barrister-at-law,

Wiliamson, J., secty., Sanitary Steam Musso, FischerOp.,ife Wilhelm,

Laundry Manila Shanghai

Wilkens, C., Weinberger & Co., C., Kobe

Wilkie, C. A. J., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Shanghai

Wilkie, J. W. K., assist, stores supt., Posts Telegraphs, Penang

Wilkie,

Wilkins,R.A.D.,E.,assist., Malayan

assistant, Tobacco

Robinson PianoDistributors, Singapore

Co., Ld., Singapore

Wilkins, D.

Wilkins, Ford, R., General

F. C., assoc, Motors

store officer, (Japan), Ld., Osaka

Wilkins, editor, Naval

ManilaDockyard, Hongkong

Dally Bulletin, Manila

Wilkins, H. G., managing director, Barrow, Brown & Co., Bangkok

Wilkinson, A. B., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Wilkinson, A. C., assist., Lane, Crawford, Ld., Hongkong

Wilkinson, B., director, Wilkinson Process Rubber Co., Ld., Selangor

Wilkinson, E.,

Wilkinson, C. E.,manager,

EasternAsiatic

Extension Telegraph

Petroleum Co., Labuan,

Co, (North China),B.Ld.,

N, Borneo

Kipkiang

Wilkinson, E. G., manager, Jardine Engineering Corpn.,

Wilkinson, E. S., chartered accountant, Thomson & Co., Shanghai Ld., Shanghai

Wilkinson, F. J., assistant, Dairy Farm,

Wilkinson, G., conservator of Forests, Kedah Ice and Cold Storage Co, ? Ld., Hongkong.

Wilkinson, H. V., partner, Mackinnon,

Wilkinson, J., assistant, Islay Kerr & Co., PenangMackenzie & Co., Shanghai

Wilkinson, L.P., A,

Wilkinson, president,

director, T. M. Wilkinson

Wilkinson, & Co., Foochow

Clifford, Tansan Mineral. Water Co., Kobe

Wilkinson, R. C., assistapt, secretariat for Chinese Affairs, Hppgkong ,

Wilkinson, S.R. S.,R.,senior

Wilkinson, Haworth & Co.,Municipal

warder, ShanghaiPolice, Shanghai

Wilkinson,

Wilks, W. E.,manager,

Norman, assist., Hongkong

MercantileLandBankInvestment

of India, Ld.,andKuala

Agespcy.' .Op., Hongkong

Lumpur, Selangor

Will,

Will, E.,

J. H.assistant, Reuter,

B., solicitor, GibbBrockelmann

X Co., Perak& Co., Tientsin

Willame, D.,T.,secretary,

Willametz, assist., Cie.Credit Foncier d’ Extreme

Franco-Asiatique Orient, Tientsin

Willan, H. C., Supreme Court, Malacca des Petroles, Saigon

Willan, H. B., sub-acct., Hongkong & Shanghai Bank, Malacca ,

Willbourn, E. S., director, Geological Survey, F.M.S. ’

Willcocks,J.,R.assistant,

Willcox, J. M.', police dept.,Rubber

Dunlop KualaCo.,

Kubu, Selangor

Tientsin

Willder, G. T.,H.,Cie

Willemetz, assist., Butterfield Swire,

Franco-Asiatique Shanghai

des Petroes, Haiphong

Willemse,

Willemse, J.assist.,

M., Asiatic;

Ocean Petroleum

Accident and Co.,Guarantee

(S.C.), Ld.,Corporation,

Hongkong Ld., Medan, Sumatra

Widens, B., Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Shanghai

Willgress, R. E , analyst, Municipal Health

William, A. M., charge Eng., Municipality Singapore dept., Singapore

Williams,

Williams, A., American

A. A., Engineering

accountant, Corporation, Shanghai

Williams, A., inspector, PoliceNorth

dept.,China Daily

District News

Offices, and Herald, Shanghai

Penang

Williams, A. J., assistant, Bombay-Burmah Trading

Williams, C. A. S., commsr., Chinese Maritime Customs, Peiping Corpn., Bangkok

Williams,

Williams, C.C. H.,

H., health officer, Lower

LLS. Consulate, Perak

Shanghai

Williams,

Williams, C. J., assist., Asiatic Petroleum

Japan Co. (North

Co.,China),

Kobe Ld., Shanghai

Williams, C.C. J.,

L., managing director,

assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Export

Co., Ld., Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Williams, C. L. L., assistant, Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Williams, C. T., Malaya GeneralExcise,

Williams, C. O., assist, supt. of tower Perak, Perak

Co., Johore

Williams, E., assistant, British Borneo Timber Co., Ld., Sandakan, B. N. Borneo

Williams,

Williams, E.,

E., assist.,

assist.. Socony-Yacuum

Tobacco ProductsCorporation, Shanghai

Corpn., Shanghai

Williams, E. H., China General Edison

Williams, E. H., district officer North, Hongkong Cp., Shanghai

Williams, E. T., acting commissioner, Customs Chinese! Maritime' Fodchow

Williams,

Williams, E.F. G.,

R. C.,assist.,

assistant engineer, District

British-American Tobaccooffice,Co.Perak

(China), Ld., Nanking

Williams, F. L., assist., Secretary fpr Chinese Affairs, F.M.H.

Williams, F. S., commercial attache, U.S.A. Legation, Bangkok

Williams, F. S., trade commissioner registrar, U.S. dept, of Commerce, Shanghai {

Williams,

Williams, F.G.,W.gaoler,

W., signs

Prisonperdept.,

pro., Negri

Anglo-Siam

Sembilan Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

Williams,

Williams, G.H.,A.,assist.,

assist.,Palmer

British& Turner,

CigaretteShanghai

Co., Shanghai

Williams, H. F., Dodwell & Co., Ld., Foochow

Williams, H. N.,

Williams, H. G., assist,

Dodwellmaster,

& Co.,Queen’s

Ld., Hongkong

College, Hongkong

Williams, H. S., director, Cooper

Williams, J. C., assist, general manager,

TexasKobe

Co., Ld.,: Shanghai

Williams, L. A., Branch manager. Prudential Assurance Cp., Ld., Singapore

Williams, L. C., assist., Pootung Wharf, Mackenzie & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Williams,

Williams, L.L. L., manager,

Trevor, Singapore

partner, Gibb &Investment

Co.., Perak Trust, Singapore

Williams, M. J,, assist, storekeeper, Shanghai Gas Co., Ld., Shanghai

Williams, Rev.

Williams, M. O.,N.,Soochow

chaplain,University,

Christ Church,Sooohow Malacca

Williams, O. G., headmaster, Bander Hilir Pfyish School, Malacca

Williams,

’Williams, P. J., Town Planning superintendent,Cd.,Perak

P., manager, Hanovia Quartz Lamp Hongkong

Williams, R., Victoria Bridge School, Singapore

Williams,

Williams, R.R. A.,

H„ electrical engineer, British

survey probationer, SurveyMunicipal

dept., Negri Council, Tientsin

Sembilan

Williams, R. M., consul for Peru, Singapore

Williams, R. N., L. E. Gale Co., Shanghai

Williams, R. S., assist., Socony-Yacuum Corpn., Yokohama

Williams, S. E., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Williams, S.S. E.,

Williams, J., assist., Municipal Council,

clerk, Commercial Finance dept.,

Office, American Shanghai

Consulate, Shanghai

Williams, S. E., TJ. S.. Consulate, Shanghai

Williams, W., Scotia Lubricating Oil Co., Shanghai

Williams, W.

Williams, C., boiler

W. E., assist. house

F.M.S.charge

Railways,engineer,

KualaElectricity dept. Municipality, Singapore

Lumpur, Selangor

Williams, W. E., Thos. Cook & Son, Hongkong

Williams,

Williams, W. G. (travel

W. H., Britishdept.), American

Legation, PeipingExpress Co., Inc., Hongkong

Williams, W. H., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Cp., Ld., Hankovy

Williams,

Williams, W.

W. L, director, Electrical dept., Selangor

Williams, Rev.J.,W.storekeeper,

P., Trinity Socony-Vacuum

College, FoochowCorporation, Manila

Williams,

Williams, W. R., manager, Texas Co., Legaspi, Manila

Williamson,W.,A.Texas Co., (P.L),Procter

A., manager, Inp., Manila

and Gamble Trading Co., Cebu

Williamson,

Williamson, A.A. R,,M., acting

chargemarine

engineer.supt.,

Electricity

Jardine, dept.,

Matheson Municipality,

& Co., Ld.Singapore

Shanghai_

Williamson, J., partner, Fleming & Williamson,

Williamson, J. C., manager, R. Young & Co., Ld., Singapore Manila

Williamson, J. W., Palmer and Turner, Shanghai

Williamson, K. B., professor of biology, Medical College, Singapore

Williamson, N., manager, Philippines Cold Stores, Manila

Williamson, Richard, partner, Drew & Napier, Singapore

318 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Williamson, S. T., merchant, Williamson & Co., Hongkong

Willie, B. S., deputy assist, district officer, Labuan, British North Borneo

Williot,

Willing, J.A.,L.,C.sales

Williot Trading Co.,Motors

Hongkopg Co.. Manila

Willington, M.,repr.,

mineGeneral

surveyor, Raub Export

Australian Gold Mining Co., Ld., Pahang

Willis, A. J., assistant, Caldbeck, MacGregor & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Willis, F. J. E., manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Chinkiang

Willis,

Willis, L.I. D.,

R., assist.,

assist., Borneo

Asiatic Co., Ld., Bangkok

Petroleum Co. (F.M.S.), Ld., Selangor

Willis, W. A., engineer Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Wills,

Wills, J. E., assist., Singer Sewing MachineLd.,

G. M., assist., British Cigarette Co., Co.,Shanghai

Singapore

Wills,

Willson,W.C.R.,C.assistant, AsiaticBank

W., Chartered Petroleum

of India,Co.Aust.

(Philippine

& China,Islands), Ld., Manila

Shanghai

Willson, Major C., captain supt. of Police, Municipal Council, Shameen, Canton

Willson, W. P., manager

Willy, Haenssgen, for China,

assistant, Arkell

Carl Zeiss K.K.,& Douglas,

Tokyo Inc., Shanghai

Wilmer,

Wilson, A.,H. assist.,

B., assist., Jardine

F.M.S. Engineering

Railways, Corporation,

Kuala Lumpur, Ld., Shanghai

Selangor

Wilson, A., Dick, Bruhn & Co., Kobe

Wilson, A. C., assist, engineer, P. W. D., Perak

Wilson,

Wilson, A.Capt. O., A.assist, auditor, Audit

O., secretary, BritishOffice, SelangorHarbin

Consulate,

Wilson, A. R. D., assistant, Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ld., Shanghai

Wilson,

Wilson, B.B. G.,P., assistant, Holt’sSurvey

govt, surveyor, Wharf,dept.,

Pootung, Shanghai

Jesselton, British North Borneo

Wilson, C., dist. judge & ist Magistrate, Singapore

Wilson, C. C. W., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Shanghai;

Wilson,

Wilson, Dr.C. R.,C. assistant,

J., principal medical Electric

Hongkong officer, Federated Malay States

Co., Hongkong

Wilson, D., United States Shoe Co., Manila

Wilson, D., assistant, A. S. Watson & Co., Hongkong

Wilson,

Wilson, D.,D., supt.,

clerk, slaughter

Shanghai houses, Municipal

Power Co., Shanghai Health dept., Singapore

Wilson, D. A., treasurer, China Inland

Wilson, D. C., manager, China Mail and Newspaper Motors, Hankow

Enterprise, Ld., Hongkong

Wilson, D. G., assist., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Hongkong

Wilson,

Wilson, D.D. K.,H., Hike

CrosseShoe& Blackwell Ld., Singapore

Factory, Manila

Wilson,

Wilson, E.E., B.,assist.,

assist.,Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering

Metropolitan-Yickers Co., Hongkong

Electrical Export Co., Ld., Tokyo

Wilson, E. £., cashier, Far Eastern Review, Shanghai

Wilson,

Wilson, E. H.,

E.E. O., headmaster,

assist., Health Govt. English

dept., MunicipalSchool, Seremban,

Council, Shanghai Sembilan

Negri

Wilson, P. B., chemist, Shanghai Power Co.,

Wilson, F., engineer, Central Refrigeration, Co., Shanghai Shanghai

Wilson, F. N., assist., British-American Tobacco Co., Hongkong

Wilson,

Wilson, F. N., Methodist

Kelly & Walsh Ld., Shanghai

Wilson, F.G. R., Episcopal

G., deputy accountant, Mission, Tsinan

Singapore Traction Co., Ld., Singapore

Wilson, G. Gordon, supt., Government Monopolies, Singapore

Wilson, G.

Wilson, G.G. H.,G. C., assist., Straits

director, Robertson, Trading Co., Ld., Ld.,

Wilson Shanghai

Hongkong

Wilson, L., architect, Palmer & Turner,

Wilson,

Wilson, G.

R., P., building

consulting material

mining dept.,

engineer, Sime, Darby

Singapore & Co., Ld., Singapore

Wilson, H., assist., Taikoo Sugar Refinery,

Wilson, H. B., manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Changsha Hongkong

Wilson, H.

Wilson, H. G.,

E., assist..

assist., International

Commercial UnionExport Assurance

Co., HankowCo., Ld., Singapore

Wilson, H.

Wilson, H. W., L., China

R., partner, Record Co., Ld., Shanghai

Wilson,

Wilson, H,I. R., engineer,Battenberg

secretary, Earnshaw

The American

&Docks,

Talma,Manila

Singapore

Chamber of Commerce, Manila

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Wilson, J., partner, Fraser

Wilson, J. B. M., Presgrave & Matthews,& Co., Singapore Penang

Wilson, J. C., managing director,

Wilson, J. E., assist, manager, Public Work China Mail,dept.,

Hongkong

Kedah

Wilson,

Wilson, J. E., reporter, China Mail, Hongkong

Wilson, J.J. G.,

G. P.,assistant,

manager,Shanghai

DodwellPower Co.,Foochow

Co., Ld., Shanghai

Wilson, J. H., assist., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Wilson, J. H., sub-acct.. National City Bank of New York, Kobe

Wilson, J. J., engineer, Wilson’s Engineering Works, Zamboanga

Wilson, J. M., assist, master, King’s College, Hongkong

Wilson, J. O., mgr. signs per pro., Guthrie & Co., Ld., Malacca

Wilson, J.J. S.,P., Chinese

Wilson, examiner,Maritime

ChineseCustoms,

MaritimeAmoyCustoms, Shanghai

Wilson, K. G., assist., Bangkok Dock

Wilson, L. A., director, Bendixen & Co., Singapore Co., Ld., Bangkok

Wilson, L. R., assist., Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Harbin

Wilson, M. C., engineer, Wilson’s Engineering

Wilson, N. R., signs per pro., Guthrie & Co., Ld.,’Singapore Works, Zamboanga

Wilson, P., assistant installation supt., Standard Oil Co. of New York, Singapore

Wilson, P., machinery inspector, Vehicles dept., Municipality, Singapore

Wilson, P. D., executive engineer, (Drainage), Public Works department, Hongkong

Wilson,

Wilson, P.R.,J.,timber

assist.,dept.,

Asiatic Petroleum

British BorneoCo-» Ld i Shanghai

Timber Co., Ld., British North Borneo

Wilson, R., surveyor, Survey Office, Negri Sembilan

Wilson,

Wilson. R. D., assist., Storch Brothers, Selangor Motors (Japan), Ld., Osaka

R. A., director, treas. and secretary, General

Wilson, R. E., assist., district officer, Kuala Kangsar, Perak

Wilson,

Wilson, R.K. G., assist., United

S., assistant, StraitsEngineers,_ Ld., Singapore

Times, Singapore

Wilson, R. S., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Kobe

Wilson, S. J., local manager, Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Singapore

Wilson, S.S. J.,

Wilson, R., president, Asiatic Commercial

assistant, Imperial Corpn., Manila

Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Shanghai

Wilson, S. S'., assistant electrical engineer, Municipality, Singapore

Wilson, T., Health Officer, Negri Sembilan

Wilson,

Wilson, T.T.T. B.,

E., Dollar Steamship Line,Revenue

Hongkong

Wilson, W. inspector, Municipal

R., assist. land surveyor, Publicdept.,

Works Shanghai

dept., Municipality, Shanghai

Wilson, V. B., managing director, Dunlop Rubber Co. (Far East), Ld., Kobe

Wilson, W. A., editor, Malaya Tribune, Singapore

Wilson, W. E., cotton mills dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Wilson, W. G., mgr., Fati Installation, Asiatic Petroleum Co: (South.China), Ld., Foochow

Wilson, W. H., assist., Alexandra Brick-Works, Singapore _

Wilson, W. J., supt. engineer, Robert Dollar Co., Shanghai

Wilton, W. K.,

Wimberley, Col.assistant

D. G. N.J.supt., Survey dept.,

I.,Myers,

command F. M. S.Military,

paymaster, & S. S. Hongkong

Wimberly, Roy, repres., Manila

Wimbish,

Wimbury, L.,R.,assist.,

assist., British-American

Singapore Cold StorageTobaccoCo.,Co.,Ld.,Tsinanfu

Singapore

Wimshurst, P. G., assist., Harrisons & Crosfield,

Winchester, Dr. J. W., magistrate and medical officer, Ld., Sumatra

Brunei

Winckel, L. J., secretary, Municipality, Medan, Sumatra

Windeatt,

Windle, C. T.G.,R.assist.,

A., partner,

Paterson,Osborne

Simons& Chappel,

& Co., Ld.,Perak

Singapore

Windle,

Windsor, V. B., assist., Dollar Steamship Lines, Ld., Singapore

Windsor, A.J. A., T., Windsor

assist., Nestle

& Co.,& Hongkong

Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Kobe

Wingate,

Winkel, C., assist.,

C. G.assist., H. Skott &

J. v. d., assist, WyssCo.,

manager, Hongkong

Winkler,

Winn, S., W., agent, Asa Escher, & Co.,Singkep

Lees & Co., Shanghai TokyoTin Maatschappy, Singapore,

Winning, W. H., partner, Cornabe, Eckford & Winning, Mukden

Winnington-Ingram, El A., assist, director of Co-operation, Penang

320 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Winram, J. B., assistant, Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Cebu

Winship, D. S., president, Eastern Isles Import Co., Manila

Winsley, V.T. H.,

Winson, M., senior

assist.,engineer,

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (Straitsdept.,

Post and Telegraph Settlements),

Penang Ld, Penang

Winstanley, R. W., manager, Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ld!,1 Hankow

Winstedt, Hon. Mr. R. O., General adidser. .lohore

Winstedt, Dr. S., medical officer, General piospitah Singapore

Winston, John, publisher, Manila ('

Winston, K,

Winston, S,, Whitamore

manager, Marcus, i Co., Tientsin

Harris Lewis, KobO

Winter, E., Dodwell & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Winter, F. B., sub-manager, Hongkong ^ Shanghai Bank, Shanghai

Winter,

Winter, J.H. B.,B., engr.,

tailor Green

and outfitter, Singapore

Island Cement Co.,( Hok Un, Hongkong

Winterbottom, A., engr.-in-charge, BumpyO ins^all’n., Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Seoul

Winther,

Win ton, S.A.,N.engineer, A. Cprrit,

de, assistant, BritishShanghai

Cigarette Co., Mukden

Wintrebert, administrateur-residerit, Thg.i-B.irib, Tonkin

Wintergerst,

Winyard, H., Branch managar, Pathe Oriepi, Ld., Tientsin

Witsche, R,F.,E.,traffic

Britishinspector,

Cigarette.Kowloon-Cantofi

Co., Shanghai Railway, Kowloon, Hongkong

Wischhusen, H. G., assist., Melchers & Co., Tientsin

Wise,

Wise, A. B., vice-president, Wise & Maclaine

Co., Inc., Sugar

Manila

Wise, C.E. M,, China representative,

S., assist,,,Robert Dollar Co., Shanghai Co., Shanghai

Wise, N. S., manager for‘Malaya,'National Employers Mutual Insce. Co., Singapore

Wise,

Wiseman, W. K.,A.,assistant,

PhilippinesAsiaColdRealty .Co.,Manila

Stores, Shanghai

Wiseman, G. G. E., Boustead & Co., Ld., Singapore

Wiseman,

Wisemann, G. R.,Chinese

boardingMaritime

officer, Marine

Customs,dept,, Singapore

Wisen, Erik,N.,consul for Sweden, Shanghai Wuchow

Wishard, I.J.,J.,chief

Wishart, supt.,sanitary

Easterninspector,

Extemsion,Health

Ausk&and Medical

Chinadept., Negri Co.,

Telegraph Sembilan

Manila

Wishart, J. B., Eastern Extension

Wisher, J., British Legation, Peiping Telegraph Cp., Ld., Shanghai

WWit,itcamp,

C. de,A.,manager, Trading

acct., Java ChinaCo.,Japan

“Holland”, Singapore

Lijn, Hongkong

Witchell, G. B., harbour engineer, W. S. Bailey

WItchell, R. G., Librarian-in-charge, Colonial Secretariat, & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Hongkong

Withers, A. S., manufacturers’ representative, Shanghai

Withers,

Wlt kamp,J.,J.,storekeeper,

Java-ChinaShanghai

Japan Lijn, Power Co., Shanghai

Hongkong

Witschi, R. E., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai .

Witrow, J. A., British Cigarette Co., Ld., Hankow

Witt, A.,

Witt, assistant,

Clyde De, Melchers

A. chief Lawyer, & Co.,

De Shanghai

Witt, Perkins

Witt, F. A. de, clerk, Police

Witt, F. J., manager, Borneo Sumatra Trading .dept., Malacca&Co.,.Brady, Manila,

Ld., Singapore

Witt,

Witt, Rev.

L. A., H.,partner,

China Glathe

Inland &Mission,

Witt, Changsha

Shanghai

Witt, W. de, assist., Dodwell & 'Cb\, Ld., Kobe'

Witte, W., assist., H.Sobbe, Hankow

WIttenbecher,

Witting, Dr. P.,W.,Deutsch assist.,Asiatische.

KlingelnbergBank,& Wieda,

Shanghai' Shanghai

/

Witzke,

Wlassow, L.,

N.,assistant,

engineer Hamburg-America

assistant, Amoy Line, Hankow

Waterworks Co.,, Amoy

Wobser, H., chancellor, German Legation, Peiping

Wodehouse,

T R. L. D.,. branch manager, Union Insurance Society of Canton, Tientsin

AVWoelz,

oelcken,

W., H., Mee TehR. Handels

assistant, E. Roe &Co., Co., Shanghai

Singapore

Woerner,

Woessner,Rev. G., Alliance Mission,-

G., vice-president, Wuchow

s,igns per. pro,,' Ed. A. Keller & Do.,. Manila

Wohlers, H., Bergmahn * Co., Kobe '

FOREIGN RESIDENTS 32SL

Wohlers, L., assist., Bayer, Meister-Lucius

Wohlleber, Rev. C., China Inland Mission, Changsba Yokubin G ;oinei :Kaiipha, ,Kpi,be ,

Woidt,

Wolcott,H.R.H.,D.,secty., A.E.G. China Electric

co-districtinspector, DistrictCo.,. Shanghai of Salt Revenue, Canton

Inspectorate

Wolf, A. J., assist., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Wolf, E., assist., Keller, Kern & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Wolf,

Wolf, E. H. K., manager, Garrels,&Borner & Co., .Changsha

Wolf, E.G. M.M. K., assistant,

D. D., AsiaticRieser

PetroleumCo.,Co.,Inc.,(S.Chefoo

C-), Ld., Hongkong

Wolf, Hans, merchant, Kobe

Wolf, R.,A.,assistant,

Wolfe, manager,Helm Brothers,

Java Sea & FireLd., Yokohama

Insurance Cq., Blom & Van Dcr ,4a,.Singapore

Wolfe, C. C., accountant, Carl Crow, Inc., Shanghai

Wolfe, E, D. C., inspector general of Police, and chief of Fire Brigade, Hongkong

Wolfe, F.,

Wolfe, N. G.assist., The Texas

H., assist., Co.,Petroleum.

Asiatic Shanghai Co. (North China), L.d-, Nanking,

Wolfe, S. W., manager, G. T. Fulford

Wolff, A., assist., Carlowitz & Co., Hankow Co., Ld., Shanghai

Wolff, A. J. R., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co,, Ld., Hongkong

Wolff,

Wolff, E.,

J. P.,assist.,

NestleDeutsch-Asiatische Bank, Tientsin

& Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co,, Mapila

Wolff, T., Sanitary Steam Laundry Co., Manila

Wolflisberg, H., assist.. Nestle &

Wolfrum, M., assist., Kunst & Albers, Hankow ,Anglo-Swiss'Cpndensed Milk Qo,, Manila

Wolfson, J, A., lawyer, Manila

Wolf.son,

Wollny, A.,J.W.,secretary,

N., lawyer,German

Manila Consulate, Yladivostoek

Wolnizer, Health dept., Municipality, Shanghai

Wolseth, J. K., cashier, American Exp reps,.Co.., Inc,, Peiping,

Wolsiffer, C. F., director, British-American Tobacco Co., Lq., ,Shanghai

Wolstom

Wolter, James,J- B., asst,

Carl gen’l

Woltermgr.,

& Co.,Texas Co. (China) Ld-, The,. Shanghai

Chemulpo

Wolynsky,O.A.C.,M.surveyor,

Womack, J., vice-president,

Public WorksAmerican

depp, Asiatic

Hongkong IlhderwpiiwS) i.Shanghai,

Womack, R. R., representative, Jardine Engineering Corporationj; Shanghai

Wonn, Z. Z., manager, International. Insurance

Wontman, M. H., agent, Nederlandsche Handelmaatscbappij N-V., Kobe Office, Shanghai

Wood,

r Hon. Mr. A. E., chief assist., Secretariat for Chinese Affnins Hpngkofig

\\Wood,

ood, C.A. F.,J., assist,

assistant, Nielsen &Light

Malcolm, PowerHankowCo., Hongkong ,

Wood, C. H., Swatowengr., ChinaService,

Pilotage &Swatow

Wood, C. S., sec., China National Aviation Corp., Shanghai; , ; ;

Wood,

Wood, E.D. A.E.,P.,hospital

engineer,supervisor,

Shanghai Prison department,Ld.,Hongkong

Waterworks;Co., Shanghai

Wood,

Wood, F. W., surveyor, Public Works dept., Go.,

F. H., Oriental Consolidated Mining Tabowie,- Chosen

Hongkong

Wood, G. F., assist., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk' Co., Manila

Wood, G. G., partner, Leigh & Orange, Hongkong

Wood, H. C., sub-mgr., Tabaqueria Filipina, Hongkong .

Wood, J.J. H.,

Wood, C., assist., Barrow,

assist., judge,

McAlisterBrown

& Co.,&Court,

Co., Penang

Ld., Bangkok

Wood, J. R., puisne Supreme Hongkong

Wood,

Wood, L.L. B., Deacon &Straits

D., manager, Co., Ld., CantonCo., Ld., Penang ;

Trading

Wood, L. F., assistant, Maitland

Wood, R.N. B.,G.,clerk,

Wood, assist.,Colonial

SoconySecretariat,

Yacuum Corpi, HongkongShanghai . ; ,

Wood,

Wood, R.R. M., engineer,

R., senior Public Sanitary

inspector, Works dept., dept.,Hongkong

Hongkong

Wood, S. C., assist., Yue Zung & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Wood, T. W., assist, general supt., Peiping-Mukden Railway, Tientsin

Wood,

Wood, T.W.Y.,C., assist.,

assist., Shanghai Ice &Export

International Cold Storage Co., Shanghai

Co.,. Hankow

Wood, W. H., district officer, Negri S.embilan

322 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Wood, Z. C., manager, Yue

Woodall, J. E., Victoria School, British Zung & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Municipal Council, Tientsin

Woodcock, W. G., assist., Imperial ChemicalCo.Industries

Woodbridge, W., assistant, Dunlop Rubber (Far East), KobeLd., Hankow

(China),

Woodfield,

Woodfine, Wm. C., river police supt., Foreign Co., Manila Shanghai

Harbour Office,

Woodford,R.E.W., G., port

Jardine,captain, Hobert& Dollar

Matheson Co , Tientsin

Woodford, H.

Woodford, E. S., wharf

assist.,supt., Jardine,Mission,

Matheson Anthony’s

& Co., Ld., Boys’

Shanghai

Woodford, J. P.,P., assist., Portuguese

Huttenbach, LazarusSt.& Sons, Penang School, Singapore

Woodford, L., assist., Portuguese Mission, St. Authony’s Boys’ School, Singapore

Woodford, O.H.P.,Y. assist.,

Woodhead, Chas. Grenier

associate,& Power

Co., Ld., Perak

Woodhead, R. G., W., editorial

senior clerk, Shanghai Shanghai Co.,Evening

ShanghaiPost & Mercury, Shanghai

Woodhouse, C. J., assist., Dodwell & Co., Ld.,

Woodhouse, H. F., assist., China General Edison Co., Shanghai Hongkong

Woodhouse, K.

Woodhouse, L., Crittall

P.S.,L., New Scudai, Ld., JohoreCo.,Bahru,

Manufacturing Johore

Shanghai

Woodier, J. H., inspector of postmen, General Post'Office,Bahru,

Woodhull, G. assist, surgeon, Medical dept., Johore Johore

Hongkong

Woodin, L. W., manager, Burroughs Inc.,

Wooding, W., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Kongmoon Manila

Woodman, R. H., engineer, P.W.D., Hongkong

Woodroffe,C.J. L.,D. British

Woodruff, A., assist., BorneoofCo.,

Chamber Ld., Bangkok

Commerce, Harbin

Woodruff,

Woods, G., assist., master, Malay College,Co-)

C. T., acct., Chi Tung Tobacco KualaHarbin

Kangsar, Perak

Woods, Dr.

Woods, L. R.,J. United

B., American Presbyterian

Exporters Mission, Chinkiang

Ld., Singapore

Woods,

Woods, John

K. Z.,L.,assist.,

barrister-at-law,

manager, Cowdy

WahExporters,

Foung & Jones,

& Ld.,

Co., Perak

Shanghai

Woods,

Woods, R.L. R., United

T., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Singapore

Canton

Woodsworth,

Woodward, E.C.Rev. H.Sime,

F., Kwansei

O. P.,assist., &Gakuin,

Darby officer, Kobe

Co., Ld., Singapore

Woodward, M., district Mukah, Sarawak

Woodward, W., assist., Dunlop Rubber Co., Ld, Kobe

Woodward, W., engineer, Public Works dept., Hongkong

Woodyard,

Wnodyatt, S.G. J.D.,A.,manager,

assistant,American Trading

Public Works & Co.,

dept., Tientsin

Shanghai

Wooley,

Woolger, R. A., assist., Maurice Jenks, Percival & Jsitt, KobeLd, Shanghai

K. R., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China),

Woollard,

Woollen, J.J.J.,W.,managing

assist, station officer,

director, Government

Woollen, Vosy & Fire Brigade,

Co., Ld., Hongkong

Tientsin

Woollett,

Woolley, G. F.

G.H. C., C.,

High assist, commissioner

Court judge, of Excise,

and acting Jesselton,

resident, B.N. Borneo North Borneo

Sandakan, British

Woolley, J. F., inspector, Municipal

Woolley, H. J., inspector, Sanitary dept., Hongkong Health dept., Shanghai

Woolley,

Woolley, H. W.,assist.,

K. R., conservator

AsiaticofPetroleum

Forests, Negri Sembilan

Co. (N.C.), Ld., Shanghai

Woolley,

Woolston, C., assist., Pritchard & Co., Ld., Penang Hongkong

W. J., assistant, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews,

Woolverton, C.J.,R.,inspector

Woosey, S.E.,A.managing assist., Carter, Macy, Tea and Coffee Co., Inc., Tamsui, Formosa

of Police,

Woping, director, Ta OnPenang

Accident Insurance Co., Ld., Hongkong

Worasetr,

Worby, Geo,K.,assist.,

AyuthiaBritish-American

agent, Siam Steam PacketCo.Co.,

Tobacco Bangkok

(China), Ld., Shanghai

Worcester, F. L., vice-pres. and assist, mgr., Philippine D. Coconut Oorpn., Zamboanga

Worcester,

Workman, G. R. G.,

H.F.,R.,China assist, river

assist.,Inland inspector,

Price’sMission, Ld., Shanghai Customs, Hankow

Chinese

(China),Wenchow Maritime

Worley, Rev.

Worrall, G. C., Asiatic Petroleum Go., Hongkong

Worsnip, Rev. T. P., Alliance Mission, Wuchow

Worsoe, F. E. A., Great Northern Telegraph Cb., Ld., Hongkong

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Worth, H., English Presbyterian

Wortman, E. C., chief Radio Electrician, Mission,American

Swatow Legation, Peiping

Worton, Capt. W. A., Language officer, American Legation, Peiping

Wotherspoon,

Wotherspoon, J., N. assist.,

S., assist,China Printing

manager, and Finishing

Atkins, Kroll & Co.,Co.,Inc.,

Ld.,Manila

Shanghai

Wotherspoon, W., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Woudenberg, G., export dept., Holland China Trading Co., Hongkong

Woumald, John, Lloyd’s Register of Shipping, Singapore

Wout,

Wricke,M.Gustav,

F. Van’t,manager

ChineseandMaritime

signs perCustoms, Hoihow Trading Co., Shanghai

pro., Metropolitan

Wright, A., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ld., Shanghai

Wright,

Wright, A.

A. H.,E., Public

assist., Works dept., Hongkong

British-American Tobacco Co. (Straits), Ld. Singapore

Wright,

Wright, B. J., assist., Ocean AccidentCo.,andShanghai

A. J., Shanghai Telephone Guarantee Corporation, Ld., Singapore-

Wright, C. A., assist., Imperial Chemical Industries, Hongkong

Wright, C. M., sub-acct., National City

Wright, C. N., manager, Mercantile Bank of India, Bank of NewLd.,York, Kobe

Bangkok

Wright, D. H., solicitor, Hansons, Shanghai

Wright, E. B., pro. manager, National City Bank of New York, Hankow

Wright, Francis,

Wright, E. G. Smith, signsCross

solicitor, per pro., E. D. Sassoon

& Wright, & Co., Shanghai

Negri Sembilan

Wright, F. H.,

Wright, F.F. J., works supt., Singapore Rubber Works, Singapore

Wright, W.,Forest ranger,Chinese

tidewaiter, Sarawak Maritime Customs, Kowloon Frontier

Wright, G. H., solicitor, Hansons, Shanghai

Wright, G. J., Wharf Eng., Harbour Board, Penang

Wright, H., assist., Mackenzie & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Wright, H. E.,

Wright, H. A., branch

Smallwood & Co.,Yorkshire

manager, Peiping Insurance Co., Ld., Shanghai

Wright, H. G., secretary and treasurer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Wright, H. M., assist., Palmer & Turner, Shanghai

Wright, I., resdt. engr., Mackay Radio & Telegraph Co., Manila

Wright, W.

Wright, I. M.,M.jassistant, Butterfield

assist, supt. engineer,& Butterfield

Swire, Nanking _ Hankow

& Swire,

Wright, J., sanitary

Wright, J., assist., F.M.S.

dept.,Railways,

FederatedKuala LumpurCo., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Engineering

Wright,

Wright, J.J., B.,warehouseman,

Ewo Cold Storage Harbour Co.,Board,

Shanghai Penang

Wright, J. C., signs per pro., Guthrie & Co., Ld., Singapore

Wright, L., assistant, Eagle and Globe

Wright, R. A., Shanghai Telephone Co , Shanghai Steel Co., Ld., Shanghai

Wright, R., assist., Taikoo

Wright, S., Macmillan & Co., Manila Dockyard & Engineering Co., Hongkong

Wright, S., warder, Prisons dept., Singapore

Wright, T., warder, Prisons department, Singapore

Wright, W., asst, sales manager, National Carbon Co., Shanghai

Wright, W., sales manager, Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Wright, W.

Wright, W., assist.,assist,,

Dodwell & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Wright, W. C.J.,P.,manager, F.M.S.

Whiteaway,Railways,

LaidlawKuala& Co.,

Lumpur, Selangor

Ld., Selangor

Wright, W. M., assist., British Cigarette Co., Ld., Hankow

Wrigley, R. D., assist,, to managing director, Texas Co.,. (China) Ld., The Shanghai

Wuest, A., assist.,

Wulfsberg, J., CathayWaibel

Match& Co.,Co.,Hongkong

Shanghai

Wulfsohn, L., G.manager,

Wuilleumier, Wulfsohn,

A., assist., Hongkong Inc.,andTientsin

Shanghai Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Wurster, E., assist., Siber Hegner & Co., Fabrica

Wunderlich, J. C., vice-pres., El Oriente Shanghaide Tabacos Inc., Manila

Wurtzburg,

Wussow, C. E.,secretary,

Fritz, director,German

Mansfield & Co., Ld,,

Embassy, TokyoSingapore

Wutz, J., signs per pro, Carlowitz & Co., Tientsin

Wyatt, H., managing director, James Magill & Co;, Shanghai

Wyatt, J. R. G., boarding officer, Harbour dept., Hongkong

foreign Residents

Wyatt, S. J., Whang Poo Tug & Lighter C<5., Ld., SKanghai •

Wyatt-Smith,

Wychgel, W., S. v

Behn, consul

Meyer for AGreat

Co., Britain, Ohangsba

Sourabaya

Wyckoff,

Wyers, H.F.T.,T.,assist,

manager, American

manager, KlaasenForeign

A Co.,Insurance

Batavia Association,-Singapofe

Wygerde, Rev. J., Procure des Missions Beiges, Shanghai

Wyja, G., assist., Anglo-Siam (corporation, Bangkok'1

Wykes, S., assist., S’tmrV.s 7'tWs, Singapore ■ : *• • •

Wylick,G.van,

Wylie, B., general chiefmanager,

architectSouthA acting

Chinamanager,

MorningCred.Post,Fonc. d’EJctt-em'e^rient, H’kopg.

Hongkong

Wylie, L. M., Hongkong A Shanghai Bank, Malacea

Wyllie, J.,

Wyllie, A. D., assist.,Luzon

manager, Dairy Sugar

Farm,Co.,

Ice and

ManilaCold Storage Col, Hongkong

Wylly,

Wyman, H., representative, Asiatic Petroleum'Co., Ld-.; Singapore

Wymer, W.1stA.,liienti Willard

manager, : G., language officer, American Legation, Peiping

Goodyear Tire A Rubber EkportC^-i Shanghai j

Wynne, M. U., acting commissioner, Johore

Wynne-Jones,

Wyon, Smith, E. I., district officer

RoyalNorth,

StateHongkong

Wysocki, W. E.Sunt, of Stores,

F., assist., 1

Chinese Maritime Railways,

Customs,SiamMengtSz

Wyss, B. A., Kuenzle A Streiff; Inc., Manila

Wyss, O.,L. assist.,

Xavier, G., manager,Warner,Bishop BarnesA Lacey.

A'Co., Ld., Iloild

Hongkong

Xavier,

Xavier, L.N, V.,

F., accountant,

district manager, Hongkong

TexasDaily Press, Hongkong

Oo. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Yacub, E._A., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Yakooninikoff, N. N., secretary,

Yamgow, Joaquin, Clark A Larkin, Manila American Asiatic Underwriters, Shanghai

Yannoulatos, E. P., director, Yannoulatos Bros., Ctiefoo 1

Yannoulatos, N. P., signs per pro, Yannouiatos Bi os. , Chefoo

Wuefsberg,

Yanowitch, J.,O., The Swedish,

assist., Uhinese

NorthPhilippine Export A Import Co.,Tientsin

China Produce'Corporation, Ld., Shanghai

Yangco, Teodoro, president, Steelhouse Inc., Manila

Yangco, T. R., Prop., Bazar Siglo, Manila

Yapnayon,

Yarrow, R. A.. V., Importer A Exporter,

assist., Duncan A Co., Manila

Shanghai

Yates, A,, manager, safe Cabinet dept., Andrews A George Co:; The.', Tokyo

Yates, G., Furness (Far East), Ld., Hongkong

Yates,

Yates, G., Glen

G. P.,

E., assist,Line Eastern

storekeeper, Agencies

ShanghaiLd,, Shanghai

Yates, H. supt., F.M.S. Railways, KualaGas Co., Shanghai

Lumpur, Selangor

Yates,

Yates, Leonard,

M. W., chairman,

assist., Guthrie Furness

A Co.,(Far

Ld., East),

Kuala Ld., Hongkong

LumpUr, ’

Selangor

Yates, T. M., sharebroker, Shanghai

Yates, W. C., assist., Eastern Underwriters, Ldv, Shanghai

Yaukey,

Yearley, Rev.

F. R,J.assistant,

R., Reformed

BenjaminChurch Mission,

A :Potts, Yochow

Shanghai

Yearsley, R. J., salesman, Rosen4toek A

Yeates, C. B., assist., United Engineers, Ld., SingaporeCo., Manila

Yeates,

Yeaton, S.,B. British Municipal

J., treasurer, GeneralCouncil,

MotorsTientsin

(Japan), Ld., Osaka

Yeatts,

Yellaehieb, D., Frazar Fed. Inc., Tientsin Rangers, Sarawak

Lieut. G. A., instructor, Sarawak

Ynalvis,

Yoerg, N.,M.,sub-accountant,

Ynalvis A Co., National Manila City Bank of New York, Harbin

York, Capt. W. H., staff officer, Royal EngrS., Hongkong

Yorke,

Yormark, R. A.W.,E.,supt., PoliceAdept.,

Heacock Cheek Municipality,

ShanghaiShanghai

Co.,Maritime

Youn, Dr.A. L.,

Young, C., medical

Asiatic officer, Chinese

Petroleum Co., Hongkong Customs, Ningpo

Young, A. Morgan, editor, Japan

Young, C., compradore, Hogg A Co., Canton Chronicle, Kobe

Young, C.,

Young, C. A.,general

assist.,manager, MacondrayCorporation,

Socony-Vacuum A Co., ManilaShanghai

FOREIGN, RESIDENTS 325-

Young, C. C., assist., Imperial Chemical Industries, Shanghai

Young, C. H. Young & Co., Ld., R., Perak _ , . ? /r

Young, C. K., president, American Engineering Corporation (China), Shanghai

Young, C. R. M., Butterfield &.Swire, Shanghai

Young, D.,

Young, C. S.,assist.,

director & mgr.,

Taikoo ChineseandNational

Dockyard Engineering

Engineering & Mfg., Co;, Shanghai

Co., Hongkong

Young, D. G., director, Japan Chronicle, Kobe

Young,

Young, E.D. C.,

M.,Loupmanaging

& Young, director, Far East

architects andAdvertising Agency, Kobe

engineers, Tientsin

Young, F., assistant, David Sassoon & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Young, F., assist., S. Moutrie & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Young, F. C., director, Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ld,, Shanghai

Young,

Young, F.F. C.,H.,assist.,

assist.,HillPhilips

& Co.,China

Kobe Co., Shanghai

Young, F. M., electrical engineer,

Young, H. J., Robert Dollar Co., Shanghai Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Young, J., assistant, Amos Bird Co., Shanghai

Young, J., assistant, China Light and Power Co., Hongkong

Young,

Young, John

J. W.,G.,assist.,

University

Palmerof& Nanking, Nanking

Turner, Shanghai

Young, K. L., American Engineering Corporation, Shanghai

Young, M.

Young, L., C.,

accountant,

assist., FarNorthEastChina Daily News Co.,

Superintendence & Herald, Shanghai

Ld., Kobe

Young, N. Y., assistant, China Finance Corporation, Shanghai

Young, P. C., c.b.e., general manager, Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Young, P. K. B., chemical engineer, Forbes Co., Ld., Tientsin

Young, R., accountant, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ld.,-Hongkong

Young,

Young, R.R. A., assist., Canadian

C., building surveyor,Pacific

PublicRailway Co., Shanghai

Works dept., Municipality, Shanghai

Young, S.R. C.,M.,Police

Young, headmaster,- Govt.Municipality,

department, English School, Alor Star, Kedah

Shanghai

Young,

Young, E.T., V., assist.,

assist, BritishChina

engineer, Cigarette

LightCo.,andShanghai

Power Co., Hongkong

Young, T., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Young,

Young, V. P., Eastern Optical Co., Singapore Shanghai

V. C., assistant, North China Daily News,

Young, Dr. W., medical officer, District Hospital, Larut, Perak

Young,

Young, W.Whitney, consul for U.S.A.,

A., sub-accountant, Yokohama

Chartered Bank of India, Aust. and China, Penang

Young, W. A., assist., Harvie,

Young, W. A., Mukden Medical College, Cooke & Co.,Mukden

Shanghai

Young, W. A., professor of bacteriology, King Ed ward VII Medical College, Singapore

Young, W. H., sub-accountant, National City Rank of New York, Singapore

Young,

Young, W.W. J.,J.,local

assistant,

manager, Asiatic Petroleup) Oo./Ld.,

British-Malayan Shanghai

Petroleum Co,, Ld., Kuala Relait, Brunei

Young, W. K. M., assist.. Wise & Co., Inc., Iloilo

Younger, J. R, assist., Gibb, Livingston & Co., Shanghai Shanghai

Young, Y. S., assist., American-Oriental Leaf Tobacco Go.,

Younghusband,

Youngson, P., Sworn Measurer, Hongkong

Youtman, A.A.,W.,assist.,

assist.,Imperial

Harper,Chemical

GilfillanIndustries

& Co., Ld.,(China),

SelangorLd., Shanghai

Yowkey,

Yule, G., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ld., Hongkong

Yussim,Tom,

M.,chartered accountant,

assist., Thomas Cook &White, Page & Co., Manila

Son, Kobe

Yvernat, R., assist., Messageries Maritimes,

Yvonnou, J., chancelier, French Consulate, Tientsin Shanghai

Zachariae,

Zacharias, H. A. K., chief mechanical engr.,

Bank The, State

Royal Railways of Siam, Bangkok

Zafra, V. U.,E. G.,

Texasassist,

Co. manager, ChaseHongkong

(China) Ld., Shanghai

Zagala,

Zais, H.,E.pres.,

M., Attorney-at-Law,

Zais, Steinman & Manila Co., Shanghai

Zalazar, J., gen. pres., International Marine Union of Philippines

Zanellato, D., assist., Italasia, Ld., Singapore

Zanetti, A., chief tidesurveyor, Chinese Maritime Customs, Harbin

326 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Zapf, L., John Landahl Inc., Manila Shanghai

Zannos, N., Municipalite Francaise,

Zaragoza, I., Araneta De Joya, Zaragoza & Araneta, Manila

Zaragoza,

Zeemam, P.S.,R.,viceNed.pres., Philippine

Handel Land Improvement

Mij. Factorij Co., Manila

te Batavia, Batavia

Zehender, P.,K.,manager,

Zehender, C. lilies John

& Co.,Landahl

Tokyo Inc., Cebu

Zehnder, W. F., commissioner, Municipality, Malacca

Zehndere

Zeiler, H., H.assist.,

R. S.,Delacamp,

barrister-at-law.

Piper Co.,Zehnder

Kobe Bros., Singapore

Zeilinga,

Zeitlen, W., repres., Muller Maclean & Co., Manila Kobe

H., Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank,

Zeller, M., merchant,

Zentgraaff, H. C., editor,Shanghai

Soerbaiasch Handelsblad, Sourabaya

Zephyroff, N. S., manager, Chinese Eastern Railway Commercial Agency, Shanghai

Zernin, A. J., assist., Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Ld., Shanghai

Ziegfeld, F. F. C., signs p.p., Erdman & Sielcken, Seiriarang

Ziegle, G.,F.,manager,

Ziegler, Y. R. Vick

assist., Mee-Yeh & Co:,Compagnie,

Penang Shanghai

Ziegler, J., surveyor, SingkepHandels

Tin Maatschappy, Singapore

Ziegler, K., Ahrens & Co., Tokyo

Ziegler, Th., technical dept., Windsor & Co., Bangkok1

Ziel, E. J., The China Clipper, Shanghai

Ziegler, L., Arnhold & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Zieler, I., accountant, East Asiatic Co., Ld., Bangkok

Ziesel, Wilhelm,

Zimmerlin, manager,

P., assist., Siemens

Strahler & Co.,China Co., Hankow

Yokohama

Zimmerman, V. R., Harrisons, King & Irwin, Shanghai

Zimmermann, H.Rev.J.,E.secretary,

Zimmermann, C., Evangelical Lutheran

International Mission, Club,

Recreation Shasi Tsingtao'

Zimmermann, M. A., signs per pro., S. Zimmermann, Tsingtao

Zimmermann, S., Import & Export Merchant, Tsingtao

Zimmern, E.A.,T.Benjamin

Zimmern, A., assist.,&Whitsons,

Potts, Hongkong

Ld., Shanghai

Zindel, R., Arnhold & Co., Ld., Hankow

Zindel, W., Arnhold & Co., Ld., Hankow

Zinkel, E.,H.,treasurer,

Zobel, E., Arnhold

Ayala & Co.,

& Co., Ld., Hankow

Manila

Zobel,

Zoboli, A. C., secretary, San MiguelTheatre

Metropolitan BreweryCo.,Inc.,

Manila

Manila

Zorrilla, F., Consumers’ Plantation Co.,

Zuber, F. W., vice-consul for Switzerland, ShanghaiManila

Zuellig,

Zuerrez, F., pres., Zuellig, Inc., Manila

Zug, K., H., merchant,

assist., ChungkingSiber,Import

HegnerS. &A.,Co.Tientsin

(Zurich), Yokohama

Zuliani, P., assist, superintendent, Haiho Conservancy Commission, Tientsin

Zumsteg, E., assist., General Motors, Shanghai

Zurack, N., mgr., Inter-Provincial Transportation Co., Manila

Zuzarte, A. S.,

'Zwiaguine, P., Societe

assistant,Franco-Chinoise,

Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ld., Shanghai

Shanghai

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Hong Kong 2, Central Buildings,

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BRITISH MERCHANTS ANlD MANUFACTURERS

SHEETS

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Brands

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BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

CABLES

ELECTRIC CABLES

CALLENDER’S CABLE AND CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD.,

Hamilton House, Victoria Embankment, LONDON, E.C. 4.

Tel. Add: “368, Kiangse Rotd

Callender, Fleet,andLondon.”

40 NingpoCodes:

Road,Bentley’s

Shanghai.& Hamilton.

Makers of: Paper, Rubber and Bitumen Insulated

Armoured, Taped and Braided. Overhead Transmission Cables;Lines.

'Lead-sheathed,

Insulating

Materials and Electrical Equipment. *4 '

CHAIN BELTING

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We are Actual Makers of all Chains, including Ewart’s Type, British and

American patterns Grays Style, Steel Bushed and Pintle

Chains, Sprocket Wheels and Elevator Buckets.

JOHN KING & CO. (LEEDS), LTD.

Climax Malleable Works, Garnet Road, LEEDS.

Teleph. 75414 (2 lines). Telegrams : “ Malleable, Leeds.”

HONE STONES

THE WATER OF AYR & TAM O’SHANTBR HONE WORKS, LTD.,

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“TAM O’SHANTER” Hones for sharpening Joiners’ Tools* Razors, Penknives, Sheep

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Blocks for Polishing, Lithographers’ piOcks, Brass, Zinc, and Silver Iflfte. Copper

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Absorbent Cotton Wool Alloys .and Metals

BAILEY, ROBERT SON, Ltd., Mar- FHE DELTA METAL CO., LTD.,

riott Street Mills, Maxu-kacturing

tors ol Thk Gynta Stockport (Proprie-Co.)- D ELT A

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Also Manufacturers

of Surgical Dressings,of allandother kinds*

“Cynta” | East Greenwich, LONDON, S.E. 10. ■

Hygienic Specialities for Anii at KIRMINOHaM.

Children. (Illustrgkted

: Booklet on and

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quest.) ; -BRITISH ALUMINIUM Co.,

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Street,London,E.C. House, KingLtd.

4, Gables:

Head

William

“Cryolite,

WILD MAX a- MEGUYER, Ltd., London.” A.B.C., Bentley’s, Western

Sandpits Enamel Works,' Parade, Bir- Union Tube,

Sheets, (5- letter). Aluminium

Bar, Roil, Sections,Ingots,

Wire,

mingham,

Telegrams: Telephone:

“Alphabet,No.Birmingham,”.

Central 1768. Cable Alloys, etc.

Also makers of Enamelled Iron Signs. Asbestos

Aerated Water Machinery THE BRITISH BELTING & ASBESTOS,

BARNETT & FOSTER. Ltd.

Street,'S.E. 1. Tel.Dept.)

(Asbestos . 59, Southwark

London, N. 1. Tel. Niagara Works,

Add: “Drinks, Hop. 6071/4.

“Aminante, Boro? London”. Repre-

Tel. Ad:

London,” sentative in China, Lewis J. Parlane,

HAYWARD-TYLER & CO., LTD., c/o A. Cameron

Jinkee A :Co. (China), Ltd., 21,

Road, Shanghai

Engineers,

London and97,Luton, Qn. Victoria

England. Street,

Tele- TURNER BROTHERS ASBESTOS Co.,

grams: Tylerox, London. Ltd., Rochdale.

Rochdale.” Tel. Ad: “Turners,

Spinners,

Aerating Powder manufacturers of Asbestosweavers

Goods- and

in-

H.ofD.“Wizard”

HARDIEAerated& Co., Ltd., Proprietors cluding Fibre, Yarn, Packings, Cloth,

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Agricultural Machinery

BOOTH, Lagging. Representatives: In Japanese

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Cutters, For Grinders,

Water Empire, Mr. C. H. Nelson, Sannomiya

P.O. BoxStraits

No. 1033, Kobe:Indies,

In China,

Turbines, etc. Wharf Works, Con- Malaya, and East Mr. J.

gleton, Cheshire, England. A. Scott, P.O. Box. 1097, Shanghai

Aluminium Cooking Utensils Asbestos Manufacturers

SELLMAN & HILL, Church. Lane, BELDAM ASBESTOS Co., Ltd., “Lascar”

Wolverhampton. Works, Hounslow, Middlesex.

BHITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

ASBESTOS MANUFACTURERS

DICK’S ASBESTOS CO., LTD. ItSySSiiaj

Cory Buildings,

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cription. of AsbestosandMaterials

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ShanghaiWalter Tokio and Osaka.

Hongkong:—Harry

Straits Settlements Wicking

Kyle * Co. & Co.,Szechuen

Palmer Ltd.,

Road.

Penang. //c\I

.MalayandStatesKyle, Palmer &

Ipoh. Dock Co., Ltd., Bangkok. Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur //6LJ\

SiamBangkok

Bakelite Belt Fasteners and Machines

ATT WATER & SONS, Preston, England. BELT FASTENS US, LTD., Marshgate

Manufacturers of Highest Qualities for Lane, Stratford, London, E.15. Tel. No.

Electrical Insulation. Manufacturers Maryland 2285.

to British Admiralty. Belt Fasteners for Machine Belting

Baking Powder MASTABAR BELT FASTENER Co.,

BORWICK GEO. & SONS,1, Bunhill

Ltd., Baking Sole MakersTools,

of Mastabar

AccessoriesPatent Belt

Powder Manufacturers, Row, Fasteners,

Pins, 14a,

& Rawhide-

London, E.C. 1. Teleph. National 3073. ester. Tel. Blackfriars

Ad: “Belting,Street, Manch-

Manchester.’’

Balances and Weights Belting

DICK’S

Buildings,ASBESTOS

117, Co., Ltd., Street,

Fenchurch Corjr

L. OERTLING, LTD. London,

65, Holborn Viaduct. MammothE.C.

“Leather, ”Sewn3.Brands

Manufacturers

of Balata,

Comlposibioh and

of

Frictioned Rubber Belting.

I JAMESLINCOLN,

DAWSON ENGLAND.& SON LIMITED,

“Lincona” Balata Belting

“Weltona” Hair Belting

“ Dorsona ” Leather Belting

Dawson’s “ F.S.R.” Rubber Belting.

Manufacturers for export.invited.

Enquiries

Instruments for locating Oil and Minerals.

London, E.C. 1. Cable Add: Dawsons, Lincoln.

Tel. Ad: “Oertling, Cent., London.”

TURNER BROTHERS ASBESTOS Co.,

Bedsteads Ltd., Rochdale. Tel. Ad: “Turners,

TAUNTON JOHN & JOSEPH, Ltd., Rochdale.” types. Textile Beltings

Representatives: of all

In Japanese

Sherbourne

mingham. Road, Balsa! 1

Brass, Furniture, Heath,

Iron and Wood, Bir- Empire, Mr. C. H. Nelson, Sannomiya

Mattresses, Hearth P.O. BoxStraits

Brass- Malaya, No. 1033, Kobe:ladies,

and East In China,

]\Ir. J.

foundry, etc. A. Scott, P.O. Box 1097; Shanghai.

BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS,

Beer Bottlers (Export) Blankets

READ BROS., Ltd., Kentish Town, FENTON JN. & DAVID BRADLEY

London, N.W. 5. The MILLS, Ltd., Springwell Mills and

Largest Export Bottlers Ings Mills, Batley Carr, Batley.

(3Phones: Gulliver

lines). Cable 1161

Address: Boot Protectors

“Bulldog, London.”

“Dog’s Ale”;

“Bass’s Head” Brand,

“Guinness’s

Stout.” J. RICHARDS,

Billiard Table Manufacturers Victoria Foundry,

BURROUGHES &; WATTS, Ltd., 19, Dddley Port, Staffs.

Soho Square, London, W. 1, England. MALLEABLE IRON CASTINGS.

Cables: Burrougher, Rath, London.

Code: A.B.C. 1906. Victor Boot Protectors.

Billiard Tables

THOS.

Edmund PADMORE

Street,Cushions,& SONS, Balls,

Birmingham. 118,

Cloth, Cues, Tips and

Accessories.

Biscuit Machinery Manufacturers

VICARS, Ltd., T. & T., .IJarlestown,

“Vicars, Earlestown.”England. Tel. Ad:

Newton-le-Willows,

Blast Furnance Plant Pat. No. 263421

ASHMORE, BENSON, Indents through British Merchants.

Ltd., Parkfield Works,PEASE & Co.,

Stockton-on-

Tees, England. Telegraphic Address:

“Gasholder Stockton-on-Tees.” /Codes:

A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Bentley’s, Boiler Composition

Birchwood, Engineering 2nd edn., BRITISH

ENAMELLINGBOILER Co.,GLEANING and

11/27, Bishop

Liebers, Western Union. Engineers, Street, Glasgow, C. 3. “ Langrhod ”

Designers and Constructors of complete

installations. Bapid Scale Remover prevents corrosion

and pitting.

Blotting Papers, Etc. Boilers

I EVANS, ADLARD & CO.. LTD. COCHRAN & Cb./ ANNAN, Ltd., 137,

Manufacturers of the “ POSTLIP ” Victoria Street, Westminster, S.W. 1.,

Export to all parts.

SLOTTINGS. Bookbinders’ Cloth

World Famed for Purity, Durability, |

and Absorbency. WINTERBOTTOM BOOK CLOTH Co.,

Also high-class “POSTLIP” PURE Ltd., (THE), 12, Newton Street,

FILTER PAPERS for Laboratory Manchester.

Work and all kinds of Industrial Bowling Green Bowls

Purposes.

Postlip Mills, Winchcombe, Chel- i TAYLOR-ROLPH Co., Ltd. The Fitz-

tenham, England. gerald; Wo^ks, -Mortlake,! London, S.W.

14.

77

BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Brass Finishers Brushes and Brooms (Machine

FYFFE & CO., LTD., Patentees and Stapled)

Manufacturers of “D.D,” and “ Instan- H. W. JONES & SONS, Ltd., 34, Great

tos” Pattern Compression Joints for

■Copper Pipe for Water, Steam, Com- facturers of Machine-made

Dover Street, London, S.E. I. Manu-

pressed Air, etc: Head Office: River- Soft Brooms to stand any climate. Bass and

side Brass Works, Dundee, Scotland. parts. All

Tel. Ad “ Couplings, Dundee.”

Brick and Tile Machinery Building Materials

HERBERT ALEXANDER & Co., Ltd., SANKEY, J. H. SON, Ltd., Cahning

3, Charmouth Street, Leeds. Town, London. Export Offices: 7 and 8,

Brick, Tile and Pipe Machinery Norfolk Street, Strand. London, W.C. 2.

WHITEHEAD, JOHN "& Co., Ltd.,

Brick, Tile and Pipe-making Machinery, Buoyant Apparatus

Albert Works, Syke Steeit. Preston,

England. Tel. Ad: “ Brictile.” GRADWELL, W. & Co., Ltd. Barrow-

Bridge Builders. in-Furness. Manufacturers

Seats and Apparatus, of Buoyant

Carley Floats,

BROWNLIE & MURRAY, : LTD., (Struc- and Pontoon Life Rafts,

tural Engineers), 59 0d, Gracechurch

Street, London, E.C. 3. ' Tel. Ad. Button Manufacturers

“ Sequence, Bilgate, London.”

Briquette Machinery BUTTONS, LIMITED, Portland Street

HERBERT ALEXANDER & Co;, Ltd., Birmingham.

3, Charmouth Street, Leeds. 2, Fell Street.

Brush Makers (Wholesale Toilet)

HINDES, Ltd. (makers of the

“ Matik ” and “ Very.” Patentees of new

Hinde’s Hair Wavers Bye-product Plant

Body Friction Brush),and

60, the “ Tinglow”

Parker Street, G.Greenwich

A. HARVEYMetal & Co. (London), Ltd.,

Kingsway, London, W,C. 2. Works Road, London, S.E. 7.Works, Woolwich

BromsgrOve Street, Birmingham.

C

Canvas and Sailcloth

M. C. THOMPSON & CO., LTD., 98/100 Cement Colours and Waterproofers

Holm Street, Glasgow, Scotland. Works,

Arbroath, Scotland. JOSEPH FREEMAN, SONS & Co.,

Ltd., W andsworth, London,

S.W 18, England. Sole

Cattle Agricultural Food Preparing Manufacturers of “Cemen-

Machinery and Field Implements tone” Colour^ and Wator-

proofers for Cement, Brick,

E. H. BENTALL & Co., Ltd.. Hey bridge, Stone, etc.

England. Telegrams: “Bentall, Hey-

bridge.” Telephone Maldon 2.

BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

CERAMIC COLOURS AND CHEMICALS

Manufacturers and Exporters of

BLYTHE COLOUR WORKS, LTD., METALLIC OXIDES: Tin, Zinc,

Cresswell, Lead, Chromium, Cobalt, Cop-

per, Manganese, etc.

Stoke-on-Trent, GROUND MATERIALS: Felspar,

Cornish Stone, Whiting Flint,

ENGLAND. Quartz, Fluorspar, Cryolite, etc.

Telephone No. :— COLOURS, GLAZES, ENAMELS,

Blythe Bridge 101 & 102. Etc.—For the Pottery, Glass,

Telegrams :— Brick and Enamelled Iron In-

dustries.

“Blyco, Cresswell.” Contractors to War Office and

(Established 1870.) Crown Agents for the Colonies.

Centrifugal Extractors Chamois Leather, etc.

CENTRIFUGAL EXTRACTORS for MARKS & SONS, Sponge

International HENRY (Branch

Importers,of

Drying Textile Fabrics, Hemp, Jute, Ltd.), 32, City Road, London, E.C. 1.

Skins, Hair, Chemical , Crystals, Price list on application.

Salts, Siigar, etc. Catalogues in All

Languages. Post Free. Chemicals

THOMAS BROADBENT

Huddersfield.

Strychnine, Emetine, Iodides, Clove Oil,

Ceramic Colours etc. Carnwath

don, S.W. 6. Road, Fulham, Lon-

HARRISON & SON (HANLEV), Ltd.

(for Pottery, Brick, Glass and Enamelled

Ironware Manufacturers), Phoenix Chucks

Chemical

Trent. Works, Hanley, Stoke-on- CHARLES TAYLOR (BIRMINGHAM),

Ltd., Birmingham, England. Chucks

for ail purposes.

Ceramic Colours and Chemical

Manufacturers Church Goods and Devotional

WENGERS, Ltd., Etruria, Articles

Trent. Chemicals, Colours,Stoke-on-

Glazes, ' BURNS OATES & WASHBOURNE,

Minerals and Materials for the Pottery, Ltd., 43-45, Newgate Street, London

Tile, GlazedIndustries.

Enamelling Brick, Glass and Metal E.C 1. Tel. Ad: “Washbourne, London.”

All kinds

tional of Church

Articles. Altar Goods and Devo-

Plate. Ecclesiasti-

cal Brassworkand

Medals, Woodwork. Statuary,

Chalk (Precipitated) CatholicPictures, Rosaries,

Publications of all Prayerbooks.

kinds. Send

LEVERMORE, A, & Co., Ltd., 110, Can- for Catalogues.

non Street, London, E.C. 4. (And all

other Chalks and Crayons).

Cobalt Oxide and Salts

WENGERS,

Trent. Tel.Ltd., Etruria, Stoke-on-

Ad: “ Wengers.” Colours,

Chamois Leather Dressers Chemicals, Glazes, Minerals and Mater-

JAS. PRESTON & SON, 43/9, Elizabeth ials for the Pottery; Tile, Glazed

Glass and Metal Enamelling Industries. Brick,

Street, Liverpool.

77*

BRITISH MEI^HA^TS AND MANUFACTURERS

Colour* Manufacturers Cotton

HAWLEY, W., & SON, Ltd. (Indian, HORROCKSES, CREWDSON & Co.,

Turkey and Venetidh Reds, Purple and Ltd., Manufacturers, Spinners Man- and

. Red ■-Oxides,:• Qfchres, Uinfeers, Rotten Weavers, Cbttoh. loV Pdccadilly,

chester. (Teleph. City 5131).

Stone,

Duffield,Rouge, etc.), Coloyr

Derby, lingland. • Works,

Craft Tools and Materials

Condensers BLUCKNETT, C. J., 4 Co., 29, Poland

DUBILIER Street,' London, W. 1. Teleph. Gerrard

Ltd., DucoriCONDENSER

Works- ' VictoriaCo. (1925), 1336. Telegrams : “ Smooth, Phone,

Road. Londqn.”

North Acton, W. 3. Teleph. No.

Acorn 2241-2-3. Tel. Ad: ‘‘Hivoltcon, Cranes

Phoney London.”

Code: Marconi VAUGHAN CRANE ; Co.,: Ltd., Open-

International.

Makers of E!ec- shaw, Manchester.

tridal Conden-

sers of all kinds, Cricket Bats

Condensers (Fixed Electrical) Cricket Bats—Williatn Gunn “ Auto-J

graph,” “ Cannon, ” “ Superb Driver,” j

TELEGRAPH CONDENSER Co., Ltd., etc.

Wales Farm

don, W. 3. Road, North Acton, Lon- GUNN & MOORE Ltd.,

Manufacturers,Nottingham, England. I

Constructional Iron and Steel Work Crucible Manufacturers

Contractors MORGAN CRUCIBLE

BROWNLIE Battersea Works, ChurchCo.,Road,

Ltd.,London,

(Thk),

Iron Works,& MURRAY,

Glasgow andLTD., at Possil

59-60, S.W. 11. Sole Manufacturers of Mor-

Gracechurch Street, London, E. C. 3. gan’s MeltingandPots,Salamander

Battersea Crucibles and

Clay Crucibles

Makers

Bridges of Iron

and Roofs,Tel.Iron

Girders. Ad. Buildings,

“ Livadia, and Morgan’s Plumbago. Cable Ad-

Glasgow” and “Sequence, Bilgate, dress: “ Crucible, London.”

London.”

Cycle Components

Copper Smelters and Manufacturers EDWARD WILLIAMS, Benson Works,

BIBBY, Foundry Lane, Birmingham, England.

JOHN,SONS & Coandv (GARSTON),

Refiners ManufacturersLtd.,or Specialities: Cycle Chain, Wheels and

Copper,

all Yellow MetalOffice

descriptions. and Naval Brass, Bearings, &c.Motor

and Works:

Cranks and Cycle Sprockets,

Telephone No. Ball

1286-7-8

GARSTON, LIVERPOOL. Tel. Ad: Birmingham.” Telegrams:

Smethwick. “Sprockets

Code: A.B.C., 5th edn.

“ Bibby,

and Liverpool.”

6th edns., Codes- A.B.C. 5th

Bentley’s.

Cycle (Pedal) Electrical Equipment

and Accessories

Cotton Manufacturers JOSEPH LUCAS LTD., Head Offices

RICHARD HAWORTH, A CO., LTD,, and Works:

LucasGt.“ Dynamo

King

King Street, theBirming-

Spinners, Doublers, Shippers and Manu- ham. complete ofLighting Road”

Sets,

facturers—Cotton.

Warehouse: 35, Dale Head

Street, Office and

Manches- JfT? Electric Dry Battery Lamps,

ter, (Teleph. City 5103), Telegrams: Acetylene and Oil Lamps, Bells,

“Spero,” Egerton

Manchester. Mills: Tatton, “Girder” Wrenches, etc. Tele-

Ordsall, and Throstle Nest, grams and Cables: Lucas, Linn-

•Salford.

BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

DIAMONDS FOR INDUSTRIAL PURPOSES

L. M. VAN MOPPES & SONS,

INDUSTRIAL DIAMONDS AND DIAMOND TOOLS

For All Mecbanical Purposes.

DIAMONDS AND CARBONS

For MINERAL BORING and PROSPECTING.

Gardiner House, 10, 12 and 14, Charterhouse Street, LONDON, E.C. 1.

DISTILLERS

REID, WRIGHT, & HOLLOWAY (DISTILLERS), LTD.

Head and Export Office Distillers of

7/8 Idol Lane, HOLLOWAY’S Dry Gin, Old Tom Gin.

LONDON, E.C.3. JOHNNY

u

WRIGHT’S Scotch Whisky.

Cables:—Ginancras-Bilgate, London? j Black Seal,” ” Red Seal ’’

Disinfectants Drawing Instruments and Materials

MOND STAFFORDSHIRE REFINING W. 286, STANLEY'i Co., Ltd.,

High Holborn,

Co., Ltd., Abbey House, Westminster. London, W.O. 1.

Tel.

London.”Add:Teleph.

“ Mondtarsyn

No. Sowest,

Victoria 7748,

Sole Makers of the “Monsol” Products Dredging and Reclamation

Distributors for United Kingdom: The KALIS K. L. Sons & Co., Ltd., Contrac-

Monsol Distributing Agency, 168-172, tors, Stone House, Bishopsgate, London,

Drummond Street, London, N.W. 1. E.O. 2. No.

Tel. Ad: “Soundings,

Disintegrators Teleph, Bishopsgate 4207.London.”

Codes:

A.B.C. (5th Edition), Bentley’s Complete

HERBERT ALEXANDER ,t Co., Ltd., Phrase, Bentley’s Second

3, Charmouth Street, Leeds. Drugs

Diving Apparatus CRUDE DRUGS AND HERBS, whole

SIEBE, GORMAN & Co., Ltd., IsLj and: powdered in bags, 'cases, packets,

Westminster Bridge Road, London, S.E. eartotis, tins, etc. .fe Write

L. A. HORNER SONS, for our list.

Drain and Soil Pipes (Iron) Tenter Street, London, E. 1. 12, South

MACFARLANE k Co., WALTER, Bossil- Dry Cells

park, Glasgow. Architectural, Sanitary ATLAS CARBON A BATTERY Co.,

and General Ironfounders. | Ltd., The 56, Southwark Bridge Road,

Drain Pipes and Fittings London, S.E. l. Telegraphic Yddress:

: “Atlasbatry, Sedist, London.’

STANDARD (BUCKLEY), Ltd., Buckley Dryers

Nr. Chester. Contractors to H.M. HERBERT ALEXANDER & Co., Ltd.,

Government.,, Stoneware Drain Pipes 3, (.’hat-mouth Street, Leeds.

and Fittings.

10 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

E

Edge Tools Electric Furnaces

A. & F. PARKES & Co., Ltd. HERBERT ALEXANDER & Co., Limited,

Dartmouth Street, Birmingham. 3, Charmouth Street, Leeds.

Electric Welders

HOLDEN & HUNT. Cox’s Lane Works,

Old Hill.

Spot and Chain Manufacturers of Butt,

Welders, Repetition

Welding and Machining.

Electric Cable Couplings and

Plugs Electrical Wires and Cables

GLOVER,W.T.(fe Co., Ltd., Manufacturers

SIMMON Electrical Wires and (Teleph.

Cables. Trafford

Vernon DSPlace,& Southampton

STOKES, Ltd.,Row,4, Park, 2141).

Park Manchester.

Telegrams: “Cables,Trafford

Man-

London,Telegrams:

8637. W.C. 1. Tel. No. Holborn

“Westcent, Lon- chester.”

don.” Couplings and Plugs for

Electric Cables. Embroiderers

Badges of every kind for Official or Civilan

wear. Manufactured by Hand or Machine

GEORGE KENNING & SON,

As supplied to Admiralty, H. M. 1-4, Eagle Wharf Road,

War Office, India War Office, Rail- London, N. 1.

ways, and etc. Direct or through Emery Wheels

Merchant Shippers.

ANGLO

Alperton- ABRASIVE

Works, Wembley,WORKS, LTD.,

England.

Electrical Engineers Enamel Manufacturers

EVERSHED & VIGNOLES, Ltd., GRIFFITHS

Ltd., MacksBROS.Road, &Bermondsey,

Co.. (LONDON),

Lon-

Acton Lane Works, don, S.E.specially

Protective

Chiswick, London, W. 4. Enamels preparedPaints and

to resist

Agents: China JardineChisk,

Telegrams: “Dorothea, London”

Engineering Tropical Conditions.

Corp., Ltd.,

Japan L. J. Healing Shanghai.

& Co.,

Ltd.,Codes

Tokyo and Osaka. Enamelled Iron Signs

All WALDMAN & MEGUYER, Ltd.,

“Meg

Megger ” Registered Trade Mark. Sandpits

minghan. Enamel Works,

Telephone: Parade, 1768.

No. Central Bir-

Insulation and Resistance Testers. Telegrams: “Alphabet, Birmingham.”

Indicating and Recording Ammeters, Alsokinds.

Makers of Advertising Letters of

Voltmeters,

Portable and Wattmeters, etc.

Switchboard Instruments. all

Systems

Control.of Distant and Repetition

“ Dionic” Water Testers and Water Enamels for Iron, Copper and

PurityTelegraph

Meters. Jewellery

Ship’s and Signalling Ap- WENGERS, Ltd., Etruria, Stoke on-

paratus, etc. Trent, England.

BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS 11

Endorsing Inks & Stamp Pads Envelope and Circular Addressers

T;?.A Welch,

ADDRESSING Co. (Smith,

Ltd.),Registered Dalby

Office: Gresham

Rouse, Old

Broad

E.C. St, 2;

Works: 11

and

Half moon12,

THE MOST RELIABLE PAD ON Passage,

Aldersg-

ate Street,

STENCfLS. E.C. l:

“E.M.R.” Brass Interchangeable West End

Locking Stencils, Office: 70,

Gower St,

W.C.l.Tel.

“E.M.R.” ZINC ALPHABET &

FIGURE SETS Add: “Septimus,Stock,London;” Teleph.

No. National 6891 (5 lines); Largest

“E J.R.” Stencil Inks & Stencil Brashes. Envelope Addressing Business in the

Kingdom.

The “E.M.R.”

THUMB PRINT Envelopes

OUTFIT. KENRICK & JEFFERSON, Ltd, West

j -4 GOOD SELLING LINE,

| USED FOR PAYMENT OF COOLIES, Andrew Street,London

Bromwich. HolbornHouse,

Circus, 22E. C.St.4.

j AND NATIVE-LABOUR, Etc. High Grade Envelopes for every

business purpose and in all sizes.

E. M. RICHFORD, Ltd.

CONTRACTOBS TO H. M. GOVERNMENT,

India & The Colonies, &c-, &c.

8—9, SNOW HILL, LONDON, Essences and Essential Oils

Q Established

—UST“S ON APPLICATION 1878. STEVENSON & HOWELL, Ltd, Stan-

dard Works, Southwark Street, London,

S.E. 1. Manufacturers of “Red Ball”

Brand

“Distiller, London.”All Codes. Tel. Ad:

Essences.

Engineers

MASON, E. N. & SONS, Ltd., Arclight Essences for Aerated Waters

Works, Colchester, England. Engineers’

Drawing Office Equipment. Rfecognised BARNETT & FOSTER, Niagara Works,

as the most progressive firm manufac-

turing Photo Printing Equipment in London, London.”

N. 1. Tel, Add: “Drinks,

the Country

Exporters (Chinese)

SHANKS, ALEXANDER & SON, Ltd.,| SINCERE Co, Ltd. (General Mer-

66, Victoria Street, Westminster, Lon- chandise for Stores), 2, White Hart

don, S.W. 1. Works; Dens Hon Works, Street, Paternoster Square, London,

Arbroath, Scotland. Agents wanted. E.C. 4.

Exporters (Gauges)

Envelope Manufacturers EAGLE & WRIGHTS STEAM GAUGE

PIRIE, APPLETON & Co., Ltd, 40-44, & FITTING CO, 44, Slaney Street,

Holborn Viaduct, E.C. 1, and at Birmingham 4, England. Exporters to

Aberdeen and Chadwell Heath. all Parts.

12 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

F

Fans Fire Extinguishers

MATTHEWS MINIMAX, Ltd., Fire Extinguisher

Manchester,&England.

YATES, Ltd., Swinton,in

Specialists Manufacturers, 18, Broadway Buildings,

Westminster, London, S.W.l.

the design, construction and application

of Fans for' every; conceivable purpose.

Filing Cabinets (Steel) Fish

SANKEY-SHELDON (Harris & The NATIONAL FISH CURING Co.,

Sheldon, Ltd., Poynernook Road, Aberdeen^

London, E.C.Ltd.), 4<>, Cannon'

4., England. Street,

Telephone: Telegrams:

parts. “Natfish.” Teleph. 992, All

Central 8656 3 lines.

Sanbeshel, Cannon, London. Telegrams:

Filters Flannel

FULHAM POTTERY and CHEAYIN WILLIAM

Milnrow, Rochdale. LTD.

GLEGG, AlbertSaxony

Electorals, Mills,

FILTER S!W.

London, Co., Ltd.

6. Sole(THE), Fulham,

Manufacturers Welshes, Fancy Shirtings, Natural

of Cheayin’s “ Saludor ” Filters. Wool

Blazers,Flannels,

cream plain,

and dyed

grey andCricketing

printed

Flannels and Striped Suiting.

Filters (Water)

BELL BROTHERS (MANCHESTER Formaldehyde Manufacturers

1927), LTD. SYNTHITE, Ltd., Ryders Green, West

Specialist in Bromwich, England. Manufacturers of

WATER PURIFICATION PLANTS Formaldehyde and Paraformaldehyde,

Tel. Ad: “Synthite, W.B.”

for all purposes.

Senfl for catalogue to Foundry Specialists

CALDER IRON WORKS,

Tel No. Denton, Telegrams: BRITISH FOUNDRY UNITS, Retort

Denton Manchester. Smokeless, Works, Chesterfield, England. Incor-

2294 (3 lines). Denton. porating

and J. &Beecroft

J Dyson,& Ltd.Partners,

Agents:Ltd.,S.

Fire Bricks Saitoh,

Japan, and Kyle Palmer & 38,

Central P. O. Box F. Co.,Tokyo,

Ltd.,

GIBBONS (DUDLEY), Ltd., England,

Dibdale 84 & 90, Belfield Street, Ipoh, F.M.S.

Fireclay Works, near Dudley,

SANKEY, J. H. &Export

SON, Offices:

Ltd., Canning Fountain Pens

Town, London. 7 and 8, WILLIAM

Norfolk Street, Strand. London, W.C. 2, Barr Street, MARRIAN,

L. Lip., 248,

Hockley Birmingham,

Fire Engineers England.

variety of Manufacturers of every

Gold Nibs. Enquiries so-

INDEPENDENT licited from Manufacturers of Fountain

Sardinia House, SPRINKLERS,

King sway, London. Ltd., Pen Holders.

W.C. 2. Cables:

Codes: A.B.C. Indsprink, London.

Agents: Dodwell5th

Co., Hongkong. Frames, Pictures and Mouldings

Eastern Engineering Works,

tsin. Phoenix Automatic Sprinklers Ltd., Tien- BENNETT & JENNISON, LTD., Lady-

and Appliances. smith

“NovelRoad, Grimsby, England. Tel. Ad:

ties,Grimsby.”

BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS 13

G

GAS ENGINEERS

FIRTH BLAKELEY, SONS & Manufacturers of

CO., LTD. GAS PLANT AND APPARATUS

Gas and Chemical Engineers, OF ALL KINDS.

Vulcan Ironworks, Church Fenton, Complete Plants, Gasholders, Tanks, Con-

densers, Purifiers, Washers, Scrubbers,

LEEDS, ENGLAND. Exhausters, Meters, Governors, Pumps,

Telegrams:—“Blakeleys, Church Fenton.” Constructional Iron and Steel Works, Oil

CodeBentley’s. Storage Tanks, Coke-Oven Plant, etc.

Galvanising Plant Glaziers’ Diamonds

THOMPSON BROS. (BILSTON), LTD., ANTILL, don, E.C.T.1.E., Price

15, Spencer

lists , on Street, Lon-

application.

Engineers, Bradley Engineering Works,

Bilston, ' Staffs. T. A. Thorfipson Telephone: Clerkenwell 27,78. :

Brothers,

165. Staffs. Teleph. No. Bilston A. SHAW & SON, Waterloo Works,

Waterloo

N.W. Road, Cricklewood,

2. Teleph. No. GladstoneLondon, 1171-

Gas Engineers 1172.

ASHMORE, BENSON, PEASE ,

Ltd., Parkfield Works,

Tees. Telegraphic Address:Stockton-on-

“Gasholder,

Stockton-on-Tees.” Codes: A.B.C. 5th WILLIAM L. M ARRIAN. Ltd, 248,

Barr Street, Hockley Birmingham,

aud Gthedns.,

fineering 2nd Bentley’s, Birch wood,

edn., Lieber’s, En- England.

Western Manufacturers of every

Tnion. Manufacturers of: Plant for Pens. variety of Gold Nibs for Fountain

Carbonisation of Coal and Production,

Treatment and Application of Gaseous Golf Ball and Requisite Manufacturers

Fuels including Gasholders, Condensers, GOLF BALL DEVELOPMENTS, LTD.

Purifiers, Washers, Producers, etc. (Albert E. Penfold) Bromford Lane,

Gas Masks Ward End, Birmingham.

HIEBE, GORMAN L Go., Ltd., 187, Golf Clubs

Westminster Bridge Road, London, S.E. GIBSONS’ LTD.

GENTS’ LEATHER BELT Station Road. CLUBS. Scotland. ■

GOLFKinghorn,

MANUFACTURERS, ALL KINDS The celebrated “Walter Hagen” Line,and

in-

JOHN PAL ME RLE Y, Healey, Road, I cluding the 1933 “Tom Boy”

Irons. “Star” Brand Clubs—Abe Mit-

Woods

Ossett, Yorkshire, England. chell, Geo. Duncan, W. L. Ritchie,

“Grampian Range,” latest models “Nu-

Glass Colours, Chemicals and Liquid I Embassy”The

Driver and “Embassy” Irons.

“Star-Maxwell” (original) Shafts.

Irons.

Gold Renowned “Star” Hickory

WENGERS, Ltd., Etruria, Stoke-on- and Gibsops’ Kinghoni Tacky Grip. Gibsons’

Trent, England. Free Hagen Lists and Catalogues,

on Application. ' London Show- etc.,

room: 14, Hanover Square, W. 1.

Glaziers’ Diamond Manufacturers

RUDD, ARTHUR,

St. Helens, fStpet,of GEORGEGramophone

49, DukeMakers

Lancashire.

Springs

EMMOTT (PAWSONSi. Ltd,

■ Glaziers’ Diamonds and Engineer’s j Wadsworth Mill, Oxenhore, Yorks,

diamond turning tools. England. : •

14 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Golf Requisites

YATES, JOHN A Co., Ltd., Distribution H

Centre, Scholefield

Manufacturers of HoleSt., Borers,

Birmingham.

Hole

Cases, Tee Plates and Full Course Hairclippers

Equipment.

Birmingham. Estab.Cables:1804.“Distribute” FRANK t C. EVERETT & COMPANY,

7, Vandy Street, Worship Street, Lon-

don, E.C. 2_( Tel. Address: “Pacatezza,.

Gums London.”

ACACIA, TRAGACANTH and all Hammers For Engineers, Etc.

inMedicinal

bottles, Gums, wholeL. and

tins, etc. powdered

A. HORNER

& SONS, 12, South Tenter Street, THOMAS Ltd., SMITH & Mill,

Saltley SONS ofBirmingham,

SALTLEY,

London, E. 1. England.

Gun Makers Helmets

WESTLEY RICHARDS & Co., Ltd., CHARLES OWEN & Co. (BOW), Ltd.,

Gun and Rifle Makers (Gunmakers by Royal Works, Coutts Road, Bow, Lon-

Royal Warrant of Appointment to His don, E. 3. Manufacturers of Cork and

Majesty the King),

London, Estab.23,1812.

Conduit Street,

at 24, Rubber, Pith, Compositions, Gossamer

BennettsW.l.

Hill, Birmingham, AlsoGrange

and and Felt Helmets. Patentees of

“Comfortilet” “His Majesty” Helmets.

Road, Bournbrook, Birmingham. Contractors to Home Government and

Crown Agents.

Gun and Rifle Makers

HOLLOWAY GEORGE & SYDNEY, HELMETS, Ltd., Cromwell Works,

Imperial Works, Yesey Street, Birming- Wheathampstead, St. Albans. Every

ham. description of Tropical Headwear.

Cyclists Crash Helmets.

Guns

MIDLAND GUN COMPANY.,

Street, Birmingham. Complete catalogueBath Hones and Oilstones

sent free on application. THE WATER OF AYR AND TAM

O’SHANTER HONE WORKS, Ltd.,

Guns, Rifles, Revolvers, Etc. 105, Cambridge

Scotland. PolishingStreet, Glasgow,

and Sharpening

W.Birmingham.

W. GREENER,MakersLtd., ofSt.Guns, Row, Stones of all descriptions.

Mary’sRifles,

Air Guns, and Cartridges. Teleph. No. Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails

4033 Cent., Telegrams: “ Greener.”

Codes: A.B.C. 4th and 5th edns. BRITISH & COLONIAL HORSE SHOE

&Tower

MACHINE Co., Ltd.,

Street, London, E. C.43,3. Great

Gut

TRACEY GUTBadminton

Real Tennis, for LawnandTennis,Rac- Hose, Canvas and Fire Appliances

ket Bats and for all other purposes. McGREGOR & Co., Scott Street Works,

Manufactured Solely by— Dundee. Sole Manufacturers

GEORGE TRACEY, of the famous “Rob Roy”’

101 & 102, Turnmill St., London, E.C. 1. / \ Hand-woven Canvas Hose,

Cables: Tracey Gut, London.

Eng. Works: London and Carlisle. I K U 1 as used in the largest Fire

When ordering Buyers should \_ Y y Brigades everywhere. Also

specify Tracey Gut. Eire Appliances of all kinds.

BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS 15

INITIALS

WOVEN LAB ELS for 5! BERNARD ST BERNARD R^d

.SHlRTSiBI.0USE3,UNDERWEAR^, ^ RUQUE LETTERS

alsoCOATS GARMENTS eU ^^Artistic^cs jqns

>IcatJx CotxJcd

% 'LL,J?Zi£{l. &

Importers and Exporters Iron and Steel

BARNES

Place, & BELL, LTD.,

Glasgow. 79, St.andGeorge’s

Tel. Add. ' Cable

HAROLD S. MOSS & CO., Add. “Barbell.”

24, Eastcheap, London, E.C. 3. Ironfounders

Importers and Exporters of Tea, and M AGFA RLANE & Co., WALTER, Possii-

East Indian Produce. park, Glasgow. Arolntecturai,Sanitary

Commission Merchants. and General Ironfounders.

Kepresoited in Ceylon, India, Java and the Ironite

Far East. THE IRONJTE Co.,LONDON,

Ltd.,

11, Old Queen Street, WESTMINSTER, S.W. 1.

India Rubber Manufacturers IRONITE

“Ironite

Makes ” Waterproof,

Floors Brand Cement for Flooring;

Dustless, Greaseproof

WILLIAM WARNS & Co., Ltd., Works Trowel Finished.

and General

Office: Offices: Barking, Essex.

2.London

Contractors 29,toGresham Street,

principal E.C.

English Entirely Ironite British

and Foreign

of India RubberRailways. Manufacturers

for all purposes. Trade Mark Registered in all Countries.

Ironite” Brandetc.,Cement

Concrete, for Waterproofing

bywith

Ironite Slurry.Walls of

Insulating Material Manufacturers (Applied

PERMANENT, PRACTICAL,aCement

Brush.)

ECONOMICAL.

POMONA

Ashton OldRUBBER COMPANY,

Road, Openshaw, 1129,

Manches-

ter. Tel. East 0316. Telegrams: Pom- J

rub Manchester.

Insulator Manufacturers Jewellers (Manufacturing)

CANADIAN PORCELAIN Co., Ltd., W.Northampton A. P. WATSON, LTD.,Birmingham Offices: 36,

Vincent

London, S.W.l. House, Vincent , Square, England. Tel. Ad:Street, “Exquisite Birming-

ham.” Necklets, Rings, Cuff-links, Bag

Insulators (Telenduron) for Telegraph Initials, etc.

and Telephone Line Transmission Jewellery (Fancy) and Novelties

DETelenduron

LA RUE,Works, THOMAS & Co., Ltd., TARDREW, THOMAS & CO., 24, Alder-

Walthamstow, London,Shernhall Street, manbury,

“Gobaith,

London, E.C. 2. Tel. Ad:

No. Walthamstow 2900.

E. 17. Teleph. MetropolitanCent. 1656.London.” Teleph.

Code: A.C.B. 5th No.

Ed.

16 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Lawn Tennis Goods

K ESS & KAY (Tennis Presses and Posts),.

SHORN ALL ROAD, Bukton-on-Trent.

Knitting Hosiery and Weaving Wool

and Worsted Yarns Lead—Sheets and Pipes,

THOMAS BURNLEY & SONS, Ltd., Typemetals

Gon^rsal Mills;' Gomeesal Via ;Lei?ijs. ASSOCIATED LEAD MANUFAC-

TURERS EXPORT

London Street, London,CoiyE.C.

Ltd.,3. Cables:

3, New

L CooksOnofc, London, Codes: All Stand-

ard Codes’

Laundry Blue Manufacturers Lead—White Lead, Red Lead and

HARVEY & COMPANY, 16/18, Colling- Litharge

wood Street, London, S.E. 1.

Washing Blue in Bags, Cubes or Balls. ASSOCIATED LEAD MANUFAC-

TURERS EXPORT

London Street, Co.,E.C.

London, Ltd.,3. 3,Cables:

New

Laundry Machinery Cooksonoc,

ard Codes. London. , Codes: All Stand-

TOWN

Works,END,

BolloFRED & Co., London,

Lane, Acton, Ltd., Albion

W. 3. Leather

Lawn Mowers H. BROWN & Cb., Ltd., 189/191, Rishops-

gate, London, E.C. 2. Leather Manu-

SHANKS, ALEXANDER & SON, Ltd., facturers and Merchants. Every

66, Victoria

don, S.W. 1. Street,

Works:Westminster, Lon- description

Dens Iron Works, and Purpose.of Leather for every Trade

Arbroath, Septland. Agents wanted.

Lawn Tennis Gut

TRACEY

Tennis, GrtlT

Badminton for LawnRacket Tennis,

Bats Real

purposes.and

for all Manufactured

other Solely by:—

and

GEORGE TRACEY,

101 and 102,Works:—London

Turnmill Street,andLondon, E.C. 1.

WhenEng.ordering Carlisle,specify

BuyersGut.should

Tracey

LEAD TRAPS

fVlcALPSIME for

DRAWN LEAD TRAPS, BENDS and OFFSETS.

Particular Attention to Special Work.

Can make to Any Specification 1 in. to 8 in. in diameter

McALPINE & CO., LTD.

Thistle Works, Go van, GLASGOW, SCOTLAND.

BRITISH MERCHANT^ AND MANjU FACTUlUilRS, 17

Leather Belting

M

S. CRAWS HAW & SONS, Lfr>. ' j

Malters uf Malleable Iron Castings

LEATHER BELTING SHANKS, ALEXANPER «fc SON, Ltd.,

66, Victoria

graded to sait etfelA requirement in the don, S.W. 1. Street,

Works: Westminster, Lon-

Dens Iron Works,

Textile and Engineering trade Arbroath, Scotland. Agents wanted.

. . .Send your enquiries to :—

Central-Works, Dewsbury, England. Measuring Tape and Rule Makers

CHESTERYTAN

Bow Works, Pomona JAMESStreet,& Sheffield.

Co., Ltd.,

Leather Belts ; Telegraphic Address: “Chesterman

PATTERSON & STONE, Crichton Works,

Frederick.. -Street, Walsall, England. Sheffield b’

Manufacturers

for all markets.;of Speciality:^rBelts

Men’s Leather Belts

for

natives, Sporting and ExparfaoWalsall.

Spring NEWTON Metallic Packing for Joints

Belts. Tel. Ad: “Advantage” & NICHOLSON, Ltd. “Tay-

Teleph. No. Walsall 2639. lors Patent.” Tyne Dock, Corrugated

Packing Works, South Shields.

Leather Manufacturers and Merchants

Meters

R. £ A. KOHNSTAMM, Ltd., MANCHESTER WATER METER Co.,

21, West Smithfield, The, Manufacturers: Frost’sArdwick,

Water Meters, Tipping Street, Positive

London, E.C. }. Manchester. (Teleph. Ardwick 3730.)

Leather Manufacturers and Merchan ts Telegrams: “ Watermeter,” Manchester.

Cables: Kohnstamm, Loridoh.

Mining and Quarrying Plant

Life Buoys

FOSBERY & Co., Barking Wharf, Bar- MINING & QUARRYING PLANT

king, Essex, England. We supply throughout the entire

Life Jackets mining area.

Please send us your enquiries

FOSBERY Cog Barking Wharf, Bar- BARNES A BELL, LIMITED

king, Essex, Exglaxd. 79, St. George’s Place, Glasgow

Lighting (Paving) Phone 2738 Central (3 lines) . '

LUXFER, Ltd., 16, Hill Street, Finsbur y Tels and Cables “Barbell” Glasgow.

London, E.C. Tel, Ad: “Luxfer

London.” Monotype Machinery

Locks (General) THE MONOTYPE CORPORATION,

BlMU5ESS, B„ & SON, LTD., Temple Ltd., 43, Fetter Lane, London, E.C. 4.

Bar, Willenhall, Stalls. Lock Furniture

in Wood, Iron and Brass. Mosquito Curtain and Netting

Machine Cut Gears of all Descriptions Manufacturers

llewellin’s Machine bo., ltd., Wm. PHELPS.* Co., 6, Castle Boulevard;

'< Nottingham. Tel. Add; “Gudvalu.”

15, King Square, Bfistbr.

18 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Motor Car Mascots Motor Cycle Manufacturers

S. A. NEWMAN, LTD., Ivy Works.

DWYER & CO.. LTD. Aston Cross, Birmingham. Teleph. East

20, Woodstock Street, 0416. “Ivy” Tradesman’s Carrier

LONDON, W. 1. Tricycles.

Teleph. No. Mayfair 1794, Musical Instruments

FOUNDRY:— JEROME THIBOUVILLE-LAM Y & Co.,

60, Seymour Street, N.W. 1. 10/12, Charterhouse Street, London,

Teleph. No. Museum 8548. E.C. 1. Five Factories, employing 1,000

workmen.

MOTOR VEHICLES, TRUCKS, ETC.

EAGLE ENGINEERING CO., LTD.

TRAILERS 1 to 50 tons,

Motor Truck Bodies, Muni-

cipal Vehicles, Sweepers,

Dustcarts, Tipping Clears,

etc.

1 Victoria Street,

London, S. W. 1.

Cables: Eaglengcom, London.

O

Office Furniture (Steel) Oil Engine Manufacturers

G.Greenwich

A. HARVEYMetal & Co.Works,

(London), Ltd., SHANKS, ALEXANDER & SON, Ltd.,

Woolwich 66, don,Victoria

S.W. 1. Street,

Works:Westminster, Lon-

Dens Iron Works,

Road, London, S.E. 7. Arbroath, Scotland. Agents wanted.

SANKEY-SHELDON

Sheldon, Ltd.), 46, Cannon (Harris

Street,& Ox and Buffalo Horns

London, E.C. 4, England. Telephone:

Central 8656 3 lines.

Sankeshel, Cannon, London. Telegrams: ARTHUR MANNING,

11, Jewry Street, London, E.C. 3.

| Ox and Buffalo Horns, Tips and

Oil Storage Tanks Hollows, Cattle Hoofs and Bones

and Sheep Horns.

G. A. HARVEY & Co. (London), Ltd., Tel. Add: “Amanorn, London.”

Greenwich Metal Works, Woolwich Teleph. No. Royal 3315.

Road, London, S.E. 7.

BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS 19-

P

.li-iTlHi.l ■/'■» !/;» i/'l

Packings and Jointings Paper (Export)

STEAM AND HYDRAULIC EVERYTHING IN THE

ENGINE PACKING PAPER

MANUFACTURERS

(Flax, Asbestos and Cotton) LINE CAN BE OBTAINED

And all Engine Room Stores. FROM

ATTWATER & SONS,

PRESTON, ENGLAND. SPICERS, Ltd.,

Contractors—British, Russian, French and

Italian Admiralties. 19, New Bridge Street, LONDON.

Pavement Light Manufacturers

Packings (Steam and Hydraulic) LUXFER, Ltd, 16, Hill Street, Finsbury,

TUCK & Co., Limited. London, E.C. Tel. Ad: “Luxfer,

61, St. Mary :Axe, London.”

London, E.C. 3.

Patentees of Tack’s Original “ Peak ” Safety Razor Blades

Packing,

turers and

of Tuck’s “Sole Manufac-

LAMBETH.” FRANK C. EVERETT & COMPANY,

Packings for High Pressures, j 7, Vandy Street, Worship Street, Lon-

don, E.C. 2. Tel. Address: “Pacatezza

Paints London.”

STRATHCLYDE PAINT Co., Ltd.,

Davidson Street, Dalmarnock, Glas-

glow. Perforated Metals

N. GREENING & SONS, Ltd., Britannia

Paper Works, Warrington, England.

NATIONAL PAPER MILLS, Ltd., 37|,

Upper Thames Street, E.C. 4. Tinted ASH & LACY, Ltd., Meriden Street,

and

Carbon,White Banks’,Tissues,

Copying, Pottery, Stereo, Birmingham, England.

- Telegraph,

Manillas, Glazed and Unglazed Papers,

White and Colours of all kinds and

Substances. G. A. HARVEY & Co. (London), Ltd.,

Greenwich Metal Works, Woolwich

WIGGINS,

(EXPORT), TEAPE

LTD., &

10 ALEX.

and 11, PIRIE

Aldgate, Road, London, S.E. 7.

London, E.C. 3.

Petrol Pumps

Parchment and Vellum THOMPSON BROS. (BILSTON), LTD.,

BRITISH VEGETABLE PARCHMENT Engineers, Bradley Engineering Works,

MILLS, Limited, Sole British Makers Bilston, Brothers, Staffs. T. A. No.Thompson

Staffs. Teleph, Bilston

ofMENT.

GENUINE VEGETABLE

Northfleet, Kent. PARCH- 165.

20 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

PRINTERS’ MACHINERY

LINOTYPE AND MACHINERY, LIMITED.

Manufacturers of Printers’ Machinery*

Head Office: 9, Eingsway, London. Works: Altrincham, England.

Branch Offices in:— ‘

China: 38, Avenue Edward VII, Shanghai; 18, I$e House.Street, Hongkong. ‘

M. Gen FEE, 43, Diagonalnaya Street, Harbin.

Straits Settlements: 128, Robinson Road, Singapore.

Netherlands East Indies: Gang Thibault 1, Batavia-Centrum, Java.

Pitch Products (Swedish, Archangel Printing Inks

and Pine)

THE WHITE SEA & BALTIC

&. I. DANISCHEWSKV, Ltd.,CO.Con-P. PRINTING INKS,

cordia

London,Works,

E. 14.Managers

Cable Ad:Street, Poplar,

Rusturptar, LITHOGRAPHIC INKS,

London. ROLLER COMPOSITION,

“ Corona,”

“Dapid” “brands.

Cordelia,” “ Baltar,” and PRINTERS’ VARNISHES,

Plush Manufacturers DRY COLOURS,

WRENCH, W. & Co. (Manufacturers of BRONZE POWDERS,

Livery, Mohair, Worsted, Machinery Etc., Etc., Etc.

and Silk Plushes), Shutford Plush Mills,

Banbuky. Of Finest Quality and in Grades to

suit the Climate and Conditions of the

Potters’ and Enamellers’ Materials Market, are manufactured by:—

WENGERS,

Trent. Tel Ltd., Etruria, Stoke-on

Ad: Wengers,” Colours JOHN KIDD & CO., LTD.

Chemicals,

ials for the Glazes,

Pottery,Minerals and Mater

Tile, Glazed Brick 11, Wine Office Court, Fleet Street,

Glass and Metal Enamelling Industries LONDON, E.C. 4.

Printers’ Block Makers AGENTS:

& ATKINSON, Photo Messrs. HARRY WICKING & Cb,

Engravers and Artists. Prince’s Building, Hongkong.

Make catalogue and ad-

v ertisem ent i 11 ustrations. Messrs. GEORGE ROBINSON & Co,

In blacjk and' white (China), Ltd,

or threfe colour process. 25, Jirikee Road, Shanghai, China.

Warwick Works, Ealing,

London, W. 5. Cables: Messrs, a! R. SALEHBHAI & Cp,

“ Atkingarr, London.” Rajawongse Road, Bangkok, Siam.

Pump and Engine Packing Messrs, The BORNEO, Qo, Ltd,

WILLIAMSON PACKING Co,Glasgow.

Ltd, Singapore,

65, West Jointings.

Regent Street, Straits Settlements, etc.

Packings. . Leathers. Tel.

Ad: “Wilpaco” Glasgow.

BRITISH MERCHANTS' ANT) MANUFACTURERS 21

R

Railway Materials Rifle Makers

Weandspecialise in all Materials.

classes of light WEST LEV RICHARDS & Co., Ltd.,

heavy Railway New Gun

RoyalandWarrant

Rifle Makers (Gunmakers

of Appointment by

to His

and second-hand. Majesty the King), 23, Conduit Street,

BARNES & BELL, LTD. London, W. I. Estab. 1812. Also at 24,

79,2738

St George’s Bennetts Hill, Birmingham, and Grange

Central Place, Glasgow.Telegrams

(3 lines). Phone: Road, Bouj-nbrook, Birmingham.

and Cables:—“Barbell” Glasgow.

Rolling Shutters

Railway Ticket Printing Machines DENNISON KETT

“ Kenpval House” 226/230,& Farmer’s

Co., Road,Ltd.,

PRATCHETT BROTHERS, Ltd., Den- London, S.E. 5.

ton Iron Works, Carlisle, England.

Rubber Goods

DOLL ELASTIC, CATAPULT

LANE & GIRVAN, Ltd., Bonnybridge, ELASTIC, AEROPLANE

ELASTIC —Sheetings,

High-class

Scotland. Manufacturers of all kinds Tubings.

ofDover,”

Portable Stoves, including “Caledonia Gloves, Fountain Pen

Portable and other

and Setting Cooking Stoves,

Ranges, Heating Sacs, Erasers, Parcel Pens,

Elastic Hosiery, Camera

. Stoves, Grates and Interiors. Enquiries Cases, Balloons, Corks,

solicited. Balls, Teats, etc.

Ribbon Manufacturers The Altrincham Rubber Co.,

RIBBON WEAVERS. Kingsway, Altbincham.

Every possible description of ribbon for j RUBBER STAMPS.

Masonic

Straw HatandRibbons

FriendlyandSociety

WovenPurposes,

Badges 1

for Colleges, Schools and Clubs. War] E. M. RICHFORD. Lt(L i

Medal Ribbons and Brace Webs. 8 & 9, Snow Hill, 1878.

London. 1

GEORGE KENNING & SONS, The LeadingESTABLISHED

and Largest Rubber

1-4, Eagle Wharf Road, London, N. 1.

Ribbon Factory : Coventry. Machines and Com-for [I

plete

RubberPlantStamp

Rice Mill Cloth Supplies for the StampandTrade.all

Making

G. A. HARVEY & Co. (London), Ltd.,

Greenwich Metal Works, Woolwich

Road, London, S.E. 7. Rust Preventatives, Paints, Oteg

Egg Preservative

N. GREENING & SONS, Ltd., Britannia S O Z O L ( 1 9 2 4), Ltd., 20, Copthall

Works, Warrington, England. Avenue, London, E.C. 2.

22 BRITISH MERCHANTS AN© MANUFACTURERS

S

Safe Manufacturers Saws

PHILLIPS & SON, LOCK & SAFE Co., ASHTON ABRAIIAM & SONS Ltd,,

Ltd., Sherborne Street, Ladywood, Bir- Burnt Tree Works

mingham. (Safes, Strong Room Doors, Meadow Street, Shef-

Brick and Wall Safes, Cash and Deed field. Manufacturers

Boxes, Office Equipment.) Cable Ad: of Circular, Pit, Cross

Phillipson, Birmingham, England. Cut, Hand and Back

Saws for all markets.

Special terms to ship-

pers. Established 1848,

Sailcloth. Canvas, Tarpaulins, Contractors to H.M,

Twines Government. Tel. Add:

“Sharpness, • Sheffield.’”

CORSAR

Arbroath, Scotland. Code: A.B.C. 5th

edition. Tel. Ad: “ Corsar, Arbroath.” Screwing Machine Makers

Sanitary Appliances WINN, CHARLES & Co, Ltd, Gran-

MACFARLANE & Co, WALTER, Possil- “Winn, ville Street, Birmingham. Tel. Ad :

park, Glasgow. Architectural,Sanitary Mid. 3695Birmingham.”

(3 lines).

Teleph. No.

and General Ironfounders.

Write for Catalogue “T”

Fig. 1028 No. 1 2 3 4

Sauces For Tubes 1" 2” 3” 4"

BRAND & Co, Limited, Mayfair For Bolts 1" 11” l£" 2"

Works, 72 to 84, South Lambeth Road,

London, S.W. 8.

A.l Sauce

Trade Mark.

And OtherTel.Sauces, PicklesEssence.”

and Chutneys.

Teleph. No.Ad:Brands

Macaulay 32-28 (5 lines)

SCREWING MACHINES

JOSHUA HEAP & Co, 12 inches, and Single and

Ltd, Oldham Road Eng- Multiple Head Bolt Screw-

ineers’Tool Works, Ashton- ing and Nut Tapping

under-Lyne, England. Tele- Machines with Chaser and

grams: “Heap Ltd, Ashton- Tangential Dies up to 4

under - Lyne.” Telephone inches diam. Stocks and

Nos. 1868 ’and 1869 (2 Dies, Pipe Cutters, Pipe

lines). Pipe Screwing

Machines, all sizes up to Wrenches, Taps, etc.

BRITISH MERCHANTS ANID MANUFACTURERS

Shelving and Bins (Steel) Sponges and Chamois Leather

SANKEY-SHELDON (Harris & CRESS WELL

SpongeBROS. (BranchLtd.)

of Interna-

Sheldon, Ltd.), 46, Cannon Street, tional Red Lionfor Square,

Importers,

London, W.C.l.

18/19,

Head

London, E.C. 4., England.' Telephone: quarters sponges.

Central 8656 3 lines. Telegrams:

Sankeshel, Cannon, London. Sports Goods

Shipping and Forwarding Agents GUNN & MOORE, Ltd., Cricket, Foot-

ball, Tennis,

SUTTON & Co., Ltd., Shipping, Insurance, Goods Makers. Hockey

Castle Boulevard,

and Badminton

Carrington

Nottingham,Street and

England.

Forwarding Agents and Packers. Goods Tel. Ad: “Autograph.” A.B.C. Code

collected fruni various addresses, stored

and shipped as one consignment. In- 5th edn.

dents

receivedexecuted. Goods, ofChief

and distributed. all Office:

kinds Sporis Goods and Display Fittings

22, Golden Lane, London, E.C. 700 in Metal

Branches and Agencies in the United P. G. ALLDAY & Co., Ltd., 117, North-

Kingdom.

founders. Tel. Ad:Birmingham.

wood Street, Brass-

“ Firm, Birmingham."

Silver Plate

ADOLPH SCOTT, Ltd., 23/26, Great TONES, JOHN Springs ife Co., Central Spring

Hampton Street, Birmingham. and

field,Steel

3. Works, Furnace Hill, Shef-

Smoke Helmets Springs, Temples and Accessories for

BIEBE, GORMAN Co., Ltd., 187, Weaving and Spinning Machinery

Westminster Bridge Road, London, S.E. LUPTON BROS., Ltd., Grange Iron

Works, Accrington, Lancs. England.

Solder Manufacturers Send for illustrated lists.

CHARLES

(Silver HARROLD

Solder), & CO., LTD,

2-3, St. Paul’s Sq. Stationers (Export)

Birmingham, England.

EVERYTHING IN THE

Spanners for Engineers and Others PAPER

THOMAS SMITH & SONS of SALTLEY, LINE CAN BE OBTAINED

Ltd.,

England. Saltley Mill, Birmingham,

FROM

Spectacle Case Manufacturers SPICERS, Ltd.,

WPLLMOTTS, Ltd., Evesham, Worcsi,’ 19, New Bridge Street, LONDON.

England.

Stationers Manufacturing

Spindles and Flyers PIRIE, APPLETON & Co., Ltd., 40-44,

BODDEN, Wm, & SON, LTD., Hargre Aberdeen Hoi born Viaduct, E.C. 1, and at

aves Works, Oldham, England. and Chadwell Heath.

Stationery

Sponges KEN

HENRY MARKS &Sponge SONS (Branch Bromwich. London House,Ltd.,22West

RICK & JEFFERSON, St.

International Importers,of Andrew Street, Holborn Circus, E. C. 4.

Ltd), 32/4, City Road, London, E.C 1. Printers,

Business

Manufacturers of High Grade

Stationery for all purposes.

Price list on application.

24 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Steam Engine Manufacturers Studs and Cuff Links

SHANKS, ALEXANDER & SON, Lti>., T. Works,

E. LINEmily

NETT Street,

STARTIN, Lombard

: Birmingham,.

66,

don,Victoria

S.W. 1. Street*

Works:Westminster, Lon-

Dens Iron Works,' England. I Manufacturer of Collar

Arbroath, Scotland. Agents wanted. Studs, Cuff Links, Hinge Tie Fins,

Bobbie

Wavers, Hair

BrassGrips, Hair Pins,

and Plated Pins, Paper

Hair

Steam Packings Clips, etc.

TUCK V Co., Ltd., 61, St. Mary Axe, Surgical Appliances

London, E.C. 3. Works: Albert Em

bankment S.E. “IMcks

6375. Tel. Add: 1. Teleph. No.London/’

Stock, Avenue BROOK APPLIANCE Co, Ltd, 80).

Chancery Lane, London, W.C. 2. Manu-

facturers and Proprietors of the Brooks

Steel Castings Rupture Appliance. Teleph. No. Hol-

THE CARNTYNE STEEL CASTINGS born 4813. Tel. Add: “ Brookapp HolbT

Co., Renfrew, Scotland. Surgical Dressings, Cotton Wool,

Steel Grit Manufacturers Lint, Gauze, Etc.

ABERDEEN GRIT CO., LTD., THE, ROBERT BAILEY & Co, Ltd, Marriot,,

Manufacturers of Stbel Stone

Grit, round and Street Mills, Stockport

angular, for Granite, and Sand

blast purposes.

Aberdeen. Tel. Ad:Ruthrieston Road,

“Gritcdy,” Teleph. Surgical Instruments

No. 1705. JOSEPH

Sheffield.GRAYTel. Ad:& SON, Truss Works,,

“Surgical,Sheffield.”

Steel OSce Furniture Manufacturers of all kinds of Surgical,

Dental and Veterinary Instruments,

G.Greenwich

A. HARVEYMetal V Co.Works,

(London), Ltd, also Trusses and Magneto Electric

Machines. Stainless Steel Instruments-

Woolwich a Speciality.

Road* London, S.E. 7.

SANKEY- SHELDON (liARfiis & Surveying Instruments

Sheldon, Ltd), 46, Cannon Street, W. F. STANLEY & Co, Ltd,

London, E.C. 4, England. Telephone: 286, High Holborn,

Central 8656

Sankeshel; Camion,3 lines.

London Telegrams:

■ London, W.C. 1.

T

Tailors Tape Measures

HO ARE J. V Co., Court, Naval and DEANS TAPE MEASURE

• 25131, Hackney Road, London,WORKS,,

E. 2.

Military :Tailors, Breeches

Makers; Co., Tar Products (Coal Tar, Creosote,

. Hoar® Carbolic)

JAMES GREENSHIELDS

68, Gordon Street, Glasgow, & CO,C.LTD.1,

Only London Address:— Scotland. Cable Address: “Bitumen,

9,(Late

Stratton St, PICCADILLY

of 16,London/'

JermynTeleph. W.

St, Grosienor 1. Glasgow.” Pitch, Coal Tar, Creosote,

S.W, 1.)3062). Carbolic and Cresylic Acid Pyridine,

(Telgr.: “ and

Sixteen,

8, Rue Cambon, Paris. Disinfectants, Wood Preservatives, Wood

Two personal visits each year to the U.S.A. Tar.

All grades Cresylic-OeOsote

and Tar Oils,

BRITISH MERCHANTS' AND MAXCFACTURlS^'

Tar and Tar Products (All Kinds) Testing Machines

WESTWOOD MACNEILL & Co., Ltd., DENISON, SAME.,. & SON,. Ltd.,

53, Waterloo Street, Glasgow,:.C. 2. Moor vale, Leeds JEnglaiIx)). Testing

“ Monsoon ” Brand (regd). Machinesr for Steel and Hemp Ropes;

Steel, W rought Iron, Cast -Iron and

Tar Products (Stockholm, Archangel Bronze Bars; Chains; W ire, etc.

and Pine) Textiles

THE WHITE SEA & BALTIC

& I. DANISCHEWSKY, Ltd., Con- CO. P. BARTRUM HARVEY & 'CO., ItD. 1

cordia Works, Managers Street,

London, E. 14. Cable Ad: Rusturptar, Poplar, 23, Gresham Street,

London. London, E.O.- - ,

“ Corona,” “ Cordelia,” “ Baltar,” and Merchant Shippers of Men’s1 Suitings,, j

“ Dapid ” brands. Linings,,etc. f

Tea Lead Manufacturers V. E. HAlGHTON, Ltd., Cottoa Manu-

ISLAND LEAD MILLS, Ltd., Lime- facturers, Park Mill, Dyers and Calico-Printer^.

Barrowford, Nelson, Lancs.

house,

all substances for India, Ceylon and Tel. Add: Cingalee, 16,Nelson.

London, England. Tea Lead of Manchester Office: Mosley Street.

Japan Markets. Tel. Ad : “ Laminated Nelson 139 and Manchester CityTelephs. 2324.

Step, London.”

Tea Machinery (Bartlett) Textiles and Hardware

Manufacturers HOLT, CHEETHAM & Co., Ltd., Mer-

chant

ware. Shippers.

8, Gore Textiles and Hard-

HENRY P00LEY& SON, Ltd. Manchester. (Telcph.Street, Piccadilly,

City 1127). Tele-

grams: “ Sapiens.”

John Bright Street, Thread, Gold and Silver

BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND.

SPINNERS

BARTLETT TEA WEIGHING= of every variety and quality !

MACHINES. MACHINES. GEORGE KENNING & SON,

1-4, Eagle Wharf Road, *

London, N. 1.

AGENTS

Malaya, Straits Settlements, North Thread Manufacturers

Borneo;— PYMORE MILL^Dorset;

Co., Limited,

Guthrie & Co., Penang, Koala Shoe Bridport,,

and Sad-

Lumpor, Malacca, Ipoh, Medan dlers’ Threads for Hand

(Sumatra) . and Machine Work, Mat-

tress,

Twines,Getting

:

Hemp andand other

Flax

Siam Tarns; Engine .packing

Bangkok Dock Co., Bangkok. and Binder Twine. Tel.

Add: “Pymore, Bridport.”

Testing Machine Makers Telephone Nw 13

London

Foulser Representative: T. Male, 24,

W. & T. AVERY, LTD., TelephoneRoad,

No. Upper Tooting,

Streatham 4890.: S.W. 17;

Soho Foundry, Time Checking Machines and Time

BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND.

Recorders, Automatic

Telegraphic Address: Telephone:

Avery, Birmingham. Smethwick 1112 LLEWELLIN’S MACHINE Co, Ltd...

15, King Square, Bristol.

26 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Tools, Taps and Dies Tracing Cloth.

CHAT WIN, THOMAS & Co., WINTERBOTTOM

Ltd., (THE), 12,BOOK CLOTHStreet,

Newton Co.,

Tindal Street, Birmingham. Manchester.

Toy Makers, etc. Tragacanth Powder

BRITAINS, Ltd., 28, Lambton Road, TRAGACANTH or tins. POWDER in bottles

Hornsey Rise, London,

Archway 3938, London. N. 19. Teleph. L. A. HORNER & SONS, 12, South

Tenter Street, London, E. 1.

Toy Manufacturers Turnstiles of all Descriptions

BRITAINS, LTD., Metal Toy Soldiers,

All Barts Guns, Model Farms, Kitchen

LLEWELLIN’S

15, Bristol. Co., Ltd.,

King Square,MACHINE

Sets, Zoo Models, Miniature Gardening,

etc. 28 to 40, Lambton Road, Hornsey THE WHITE Turpentine SEA & BALTIC CO. P.

Rise, N. 19. & I. DANISCHEWSKY, Ltd., Con-

cordia

London, E. 14. Managers

Works, Cable Ad:Street, Poplar,

Rusturptar,

Tracing Cloth London.

COUSINS Co., 82, Princess Street, “Pidoil,”

Manchester. “ Corona “Alpid,”

” brands. “Supin” and

U

Umbrella, Etc., Manufacturers Valves (Petrol Engine, etc.)

J. H. SHIPMAN, SOLWAY HUGHES-JOHN SON STAMPINGS,

Ltd., Langley Green, Birmingham.

& Co. Cable Ad: “Engines, Langley.”

Umbrella and Sunshade

Manufactureks. Varnish Manufacturers

Sunshades a Speciality. WILLIAMSON, T. &Manufacturers,

R., Ltd., Varnish

Wholesale and Shipping. JapanandandColour

Colour Var-

5, Jewin Street,

Aldersgate, LONDON, E.C. 1. nish

Estd. 1775.

Works, Ripon, Yorks.

Active Agents wanted in

’Phone: National 9204. the Far East.

W

Watch Case Manufacturers Water Softening Plant

DENNISON WATCH CASE Co., Ltd., G.Greenwich

A. HARVEYMetal & Co.Works,

(London), Ltd.,

Woolwich

Handsworth, Birmingham Road, London, S.E. 7.

England. Webs

Watches of every description for all FRENCH THOMAS

markets. facturers and ExportersSONS (Manu-

of Narrow

London Office: 26, Holborn Viaduct, Woven

Web for Fabrics; Blinds,

Venetian Specialities:

CurtainLadder

Tapes,

London, E.C. 1. Hooks and Rails, Axlebox Lubricating

Eastern Representative: Pads, Carpet Fringes), Chester Road

Mr. Sidney Dant, Mills, Manchester,

“ Ladders, England

Manchester ”) and(Cable

Jewin Ad:

St.,

45, Stamford Road, Singapore. London, E.C. 1.

BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS 27-

Weighing Machine Makers Wheels

GEO. H. HUGHES, LTD., St. Stephen’s-

W. & T. AVERY, LTD., Wheel Works, Birmingham. Cables:

Soho Foundry, “ Hughes Birmingham.” Wheels, Axles

BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND. and Tyres for Trucks, Rickshaws,.

Hospital Appliances, Dinner Waggons,

Telegraphic Address: Telephone: Baby Carriages, Juvenile Cycles, Toy

Avery, Birmingham. Smethwick 1112 Motors, Toys, etc.

Weighing Machines Whisky Distillers

AINSLIE & HEILBRGN (DISTIL-

LERS), Ltd., 64, Waterloo Street,.

Glasgow, Scotland. Tel. Ad: “Ainslie”-

Tel. No. Central 1631.

HENRY POOLEY & SON, LTD. Wire Netting

John Bright Street, BARNARDS, Ltd., Norfolk Iron and Wire-

BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND. Works, Norwich, 'England. Inventors

and Original Manufacturers of Galvan-

WEIGHING BARTLETT TEA ized Wire-Netting and Patent Machine-

MACHINES. MACHINES. made mixed Mesh Netting. Tea Wither-

ing Trays and Pig Netting Specialities..

AGENTS Wire Workers and Weavers

Malaya, Straits Settlements, North N. GREENING & SONS, Ltd., Britannia

Borneo Works, Warrington. England.

Guthrie & Co.,. Penang, Kuala

Lumpur, Malacca, Ipoh, Medan Wireless Apparatus Manufacturers

(Sumatra).

Siam LISSEN, Ltd., Regd. Offices and Works:

Bangkok Dock Co., Bangkok. Lissenium Works, Worple Road, Isle-

worth, Middlesex,

Hounslow 2361 (16England.

Jines);, .Telephone

Telegrams

“Lissenium, Phone, London.” Works

Edmonton, London, N. 18.

Woven Wire Cloth

SIDDOMS G. A. HARVEY & Co. (London), Ltd.,

WEIGHING Greenwich Metal V)£>rk,s, Woolwich

MACHINES 1 WEST BROMWICH Road, London, S.E. 7; ’ <.

N« BIRMINGHAM

N. GREENING & StlNSpLTD., Britannia

Works, Warrington, England. .

DENISON, SAME., & SON, Ltd., Wrenches, Adjustable

Moorvale,

Rail Leeds (England).

Weighbridges, RoadWheel

Patent Loco. and

Balancers, Automatic Weighers for THOMAS SMITH & SONS of SALTLEY,

Aerial Ropeways and Conveyors, Con- Ltd., Saltley Mill, Birmingham,

tinuous Tape Weight Recorders. England.

TRADE MARKS

OF

BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Elastic Fabrics Tea & Rubber Chest Manuftrs.

Wm. PRESTON & SON, Ltd. LVRPILDfl, Ltd.,

Telegrams

(ZZXZZC-

Registered No./ 14867.

Makers of Celebrated Satin Cloth Webs

and all other kincjs of Elastic Webs.

Webs bearing this brand ane reliable and

guaranteed of British Manufacture. Makers of Plywood Tea and

1, Wharf Street, Leicester, Rubber Chests.

ENGLAND.

Thfc ORIGINAL P/1T6NT MST

WOOL* COTTON *

se^es. wtu-s, GATTYS

PLMiNetS. SERGE,

CORtiS,

laC e>GORGES. CORDS-

eOWTRACfC&TO H-M

E.SPINNER&C? ^rs vifeft

MANCHESTER & BOMBAY^ Of ftW* OFFICE

CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MA%TFic|rUB$RS

MORSE SHOE NAILS.

Aktiebolaoet 0. IMustad & Son,

P.O. Box 40,

GOTHENBURG, SWEDEN.

Telegraphic Address: " MUSTADS.”

MANUFACTURERS AND EXPORTERS

OF HORSE SHOE NAILS.

Price Lists and Samples on Application.

ALGEMEENE KUNSTZIJDE UNIE N.V.

formerly

(TTOLL-A-IDTID)

Telegrams: CodesEd.Used:

A.B.C. 5tli improved and

ENKA ARNHEM Bentley’s Liebo.r’s

6th Ed. completefive letter

phrase.

Bud. Mosse code. ..

Manufacturers of high grade

Artificial Silk Yarns

Sj)erQzcilzty: J^nslrous ctncl cLuiLZ l^ct^rts

for ifha&e

Yarn numbers from 45 up to 2000

Export Agents for: Vereinigte

British Glanzstoff-Fabrikeiv

Artificial ’ Silk Co-,1-.ElberMd.

Aintree,Enka

Nr. Liverpool • - •1 . sp]

Bohmische Gianztoff-Fabrik A. G.

System Elberfeld, Lobositz, a/E. . ’ . .

Erste Oesterreichische Q^anzstoff-Fabrik.

St. Polten (bei Wien) '

OUR MOTTO : Always wide awake.

A.B.C. DIRECTORY

^ J I A 1/1 3 € oF

CONTIHTJL menus k liFACJUIIEIIS

A

Accumulators Aran=State

ACCUMULATOR - FABRIK, Aktien- Prof.

m.d., ERNST

ph.d., d.d., ARTHURof the

President WEBER,

Aran

.cesellschaft.

Berlin, S.W. 11,Export

Germany. Department, Empire and President of the Aran State

AFA BAyTjERIES for sall purposes. in Germany, Berlin, W. 30, Motzst-

rasse 70, needs Ladies, and-Gentlemen,

Agricultural, Horticultural and ready to found an Aran-State as Super-

Forestry Machines and state in their Countries.

Implements Arms.

(Land, garten-u. forstwirtschaftliche

Maschinen und Gerate) AUTOMATIC PISTOLS, cal. 4.25 6.35

BRILL, GEBR. G.m.b.H., 7.65 Revolvers, cal. 6,' 6.35 7.65, Alarm-

Wuppertal-Barmen, Germany. pistols, cal. 6 mm, one and ten shots.

For 57 years Manufacturers of Lawn Guns of all classes.

Mowers Rollers,

Garden for HandMotor and Rollers,

Motor Power,

Lawn

Sprinklers.

Agricultural Machines and

Implements

PH. MAYFARTH & CO., Frankfurt/M.

56, Germany.

Air=Pumps Trade Mark

PROGRESS-WERK OBERKIRCH Looking

A-G., DOMINGO ACHA Glass and Longines

Stadelhofen D. (Baden),

S Germany. Air and Tyre (VIZCAYA) SPAIN.Y CIA. ERMUA

Representatives

' cycles

Pumps and Bicycles, Motor- required.

for Automobiles.

Drawing and Stamping Appliances AntbFouling Composition

Rudolf Mosse Code.

Aluminium Ware PEACOCK & BUCHAN, LTD.

FISSLER, RUDOLF, Ltd. Aluminium- Estd.—Southampton,—1848.

werke Idar a. Nahe, Germany. Alumi-

nium Kitchen Utensils for Household, “ A1 ” Anti-Fouling Compositions

Hospitals,

Heating Plates,for Patented

Electric Novelties.

Stoves, and ™ * ” for

“ Copper PaintIronforand Steel Ships,

Wood-bottomed

Anvils Vessels. Ready-mixed Paints especi-

ally suitableEstd.

for Tropical

1848. Climates.

Stockholm, Sweden : *^70^70, Cable: “ Peabuch, Southampton.”

■STICKLER & MAGNUSON A/B.

CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS 31

Artificial Flower and Leaves, Tools Belting Making Machinery

and Machinery MASCHINENFABRIK MOENUS A.G.,

JOHANN JACOBI, Sebnitz, Saxony, Frankfurt a.Main. Germany.

Germany. Belting Manufacturers

Artificial Silk Waste NAEFF BROTHERS, Ltd., Lochem,

NENZ & Co., G.M.B.H., 1, Wiesen Str., facturers ofEstablished

Holland. 1867. Manu-

Leipzig, Germany. Artificial Silk: “ Blacktanned“ ”Original and

C. C.,” “ Kena,”

“Econ” belting

Waste, Raw and Bleached. and all leathers for technical purposes.

Autogenous Welding and Cutting Tel. Ad: “Gebroeders Naeff.”

GRIESOGEN ” GRIESIIEIMER Belts, Bandages and Supports

AUTOGEN VERKAUFS-G.m.b.H., TEUFFEL, WILH., JUL., Neckar Str.

Frankfurt a/M. Griesheim, Ger- 189-193,, Stuttgart, Germany. Estab.

many. Tek Ad: “ Griesogen.” 1885. Tel. Add: “Witeufel.’ Manufac-

Automatic Scales turers Belts,

minal of Bandages,

Mars Belts,Universal, Abdo-

Back Supports,

HENNEFER maschinenfabrik c Olympia - Suspenseries, Porous Roll-

REUTHER & REISERT m.b.H. Hen Elporo, Bandages Klebro, Finger-Stall-Plasters

nef on Sieg (Germany) Tel. Ad: Chronos Diakon Elastic Sticking

and Fdeal.

Roll-Bandages

Specialised for over 50 years in

matically registering scales for Rice auto

Grains, * Coals,

Soya-beans Sugar. Materials.

and Similar Ground-nuts Bleaching Products

ELEKTROCHEMISCHE W E R K E

MUNCHEN A. G., Hollriegelskreuth

B near Munich, . Germany. Tel. Ad:

“ Peroxyd Munchen.” Manufacturers

of following Indispensable Bleaching

Bead Manufacturers for all Purposes Products: Hydrogen Peroxide 30 and

BAYREUTHER PERLEN INDUSTRIE. 40%, Per-sulphate of Ammonia and Per-

Schlaeger & Kolb, Bayreuth—Germany. sulphate of Potash.

Manufacturers of all Toy

Necklaces, Bracelets, kindsbeads,

of Beads,

Table

Mats, Bags of Beads, Rosaries, etc. Boarding and Panelling

“ Beer ” “ PIOUS ” PLYWOOD MILL.

Eindhoven, Holland.

ACTIENGE SELLS OHAFT HACKER- WaJlboardis, Furniture boards

BRAU, Munich, Germany Tele- Shipbuilding Panels.

grams : Hackerbrau, Munich.

Codes: Lieber’s,Code.

ga-be, Private A.B.C. 5 u. 6 Aus-

Bolt and Nut Making Machinery

THE BAVARIA BREWERY, Hamburg- HILGELAND, RONSDORF, GER-

Altona, Germany. Bavaria-Brauerei, Headers,Manufacturers

MANY,

BoltScrew

of Slide-Ex Bolt

Head Slotting

Trimmers,Machines.

Thread

Altona/Elbe Hoch

1897. Tel.Manager:

Add: Aug. Str. Established

“ Bavariabrauerei.” Rolling and

General Erichsen, Ex- Cables “ Hilgeland,” Bentley Code.

port

ExportBeer, LighttheandWorld.

all over Dark Lager-Beer.

Bolt and Screw Making Machinery

Belt Lacing HILGELAND, RONSDORF,of Slide-ExGER-

GORO ” G.m.b.H., Biebererstrasse MANY, Headers,

Manufacturers

Bolt Head Trimmers,

Bolt

Thread

315, Offenbach (Main), Germany. Rolling and Screw Slotting Machines.

Manufacture: Belt Lacing. Cables “ Hilgeland,” Bentley Code.

3-2 .CONTI^I^IAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Bookcloth Factory Brass Rolling and Drawing Mills

GUST AY Ri/w.RNSTMEIER,

Herpord: Germany. Factory G.jp.H.,of R. & G. SGHMOEE jMETALLWERKE

Bookclotfl

Book-cloth,OfArt-liTren,kmd.' Specialities: A.G.,

Ralikantik'(reg,),

SheetsBronze

Tombac, and Strips

and inGerman

Copper,Silver;

Brass,

Dull linen, dluokiraTn;, 1 Wrife-linen, etc.

Tubes in all sizes in Copper, Brass,

Shirtings, Bookbjnclers Gauze, Leather- all shapes and sizes in aforenamedin

Bronze and German Silver; Wires

• cloth. ■ 'J‘/ nH <;; " metals; CastingsHouse:

and'Finished Articles.

Own Export N.V. Associatie

van Metaalfabrieken

dam, C., . HeerengrachtMetanas.

102 Amster-

(P.O. Box

Boot and Shoe Making Machinery 156).

MASCHTNENFABR1K MGENUS A.G.,

Frankfurt a. Main. Germany. Bronze and Aluminium Powders

Boot and Shoe-Eyelets GEBEUDER GEYER G.m.b.H.

Muhlstetten nearNurenberg,

-STOOKO METAULWARENFABRIKEN

7 Germany.

G.M.B.H., Y upperta{-Elbefeld, Germany. Manufacturers of Bronze and Aluminium

Manufacturers pf Eyelets, Hooks, Powders for every purpose (paints,

Fasteners, Buttons,; BwsPkles, Rivets and printing, etc.) Trade Mark “ GEYER-

Machine Tacks. BRONZE.”

Bottle Capsules Bronze Powders

INTER NATION AE.E . INDUSTRIE, BRONZE POWDERS, Gold Leaf

A. G., Hamburg, 36, Dammtorstr. 27, GEBR. ROSENBAUM,

Germany. Teleph. .*15,2^00,^01. Industag. Ftterth i.B., Germany.

Special Factory for High Class

Brading Machines Products. Established 1887.

GUIDO HORN,

Gerjnany. Berlin-Weissensee

Speciality VIII,

Righ speed braid- Brush Making Machinery

ing machines for cords and lines and ANTON ZAHORANSKY, TODTNAU

for covering with braid electrical con- (Black Forest) Germany. Telegrams

ductors, cables and ttibes. Zahoransky, Todtnau. Special manufac-

ture of all

makers andMachines

brush required by fnbrush

Braiding Machinery most reliable stylesboard makers

arid first-class the

work-

OSTERMANN, W. & M., Barmen, manship.

Germany. Makers of Lacei Making

and Bootlace, Making Machinery,

Cable Machinery. C

Brandies Cable Machines

FROMY, ROGEE A GO., GUIDO HORN,, Berlin-Weipsensee. VIII,

St. Jean d’Angely, Germany. Speciality high speed braid-

near CognAc, France. ing machines

electrical for covering

conductors, tables with

and braid

tubes

(Established 1815.) with all sorts of' yarns and metallic

Speciality:—30 Tears Old '. threads.

(Cordon Rouge) Cable and Rubber

EXPORT TO ALL Dr. CASSIRER k Berlin-Charlottenburg

Co., A.-G., Cable and

COUNTRIES. Rubber Works,

Shippers

plicationsof for

FineAgencies

Qualityconsidered.

Brandies. Ap- 1, Insulated Electric Cables and Wires

of all kinds.

i CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS 33

Cable Manufacturers Cycle-- Accessories

V< : V O G E L (’. ■ Jt, A.-O. FICHTEL & SACHS A G., Schwein- I

Tel. furt am Maid (Bayern),’Germany, j

' Ji E RL1N- KOI ’UX J.O K. Torpedo Department

Taper insulated-High and Low Tension Torpedo

Cables, Telephone Cables, Rubber insul-

ated Wires and Cables, Enamel Silk and (over 30Coaster

MillionsHubs

in Use)

Cotton Wires and Flexes. Electrical Cords Two

Three speed

speed Torpedo

TorpedoCoaster

CoasterHubs

Hubs

and Bobbins to any specification. F. & S. Fronf and Rear Hubs

F. & S. Cogs

Candle Moulding Machines Motor Department

Sachs-Motor

Stationary for Bicycles

WUNSCHMANN, REINHOLD, F. & S.‘ BrakeMotors

Hubsof all sorts

31, Joseph Sir., Lei- F. & S. Gear-Boxes

F' & S. Boat Motors

W. 33. Manu-

for 70 years,

moulding Carpets and Velvets

machines of unsur-

passable finish.. Can- S. HAUTE

A. ANC.

DUYVER.PEETERS,All kindsVANof

dle Factory installa- Plain and Jacquard Velours in Cotton-

tions. wool, Jute,-, Linen ; and Artificial Silk.

in use all oyer the World. Chenille Carpets,and Rugs, SAINT-

NICOLAS, Belgium.

Candle Moulding Machines

CANDLE Chains

MOULDING SCHMIDT,& BRUCKMANN AKT.-GES.,

Pforzheim, Germany, , Soldered Trace

MACHINES. and Curb Chains in Gold, Silver, Rolled

, EISEN-ifc

» TROFATCHER

STAHL- Gold and Base Metals.

WERKE A.G.,

Vienna 1, Chemical Products

Austria.

iVLiria-Theresiep-stfasae 16. S. A. LABORATQRIO

FARMACOLOGICO

Caramels and Lozenges A R SION

WECKERIE & j.BERINGER, Feuer- 18-20, via Santhia :

bac-h-StUitlfgart, , Germany. Estab- TURIN-ITALY

lished 1855. Tel. Ad: “ Webebo.” SPEC 1AL GH EMICAL PRODUCTS,

Manufacturers of first class Cara-, PHARMACEUTICAL SPECIALITIES.

mels and Lozenges.

Carbonic Acid Gas. Steel Cylinders Cheese Manufacturers

AGEFKO FRICO, LEEU WARDEN, Holland.

G.m.b.H., KOHLENSAURE-WERKE

Berlin, W. 8, Germany. “ Wheel Barrow ” ’ Brand. Highest

Manufacturers of liqu. Carbonic Acid Award Paris 1-926: Antwerp 1930.

and “Arbor” Valves Annual Turnover 17,000,000 Kgs.

Cardboard Manufacturers Coat Hangers

KOHLSAETER3 SINRAM & WENDT, G.m.b.H., Hameln,

wood boards andAKTIEBOLAG,

wood pulp. Tel.White

Add: Germany.

for Catalogues Coat-hanger Factory.

and Price Lists. Ask

Sample,

“Kohlsaeters A/B,

Nysaeter, Sweden. Saeffle.” Vaermlands Fair “Speckshof,” 4th Floor, R. 739.

34 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Collapsible Tubes Cut Glassware

(Tuben, Blei und Zinn—Tubes V. CZECHOSLOVAKIA.

RYS & Co. MESTECManufacturersKRALOVE,

d’emballage, fabr. de)

KAUFMANN & SOHN ofware,Crystal and Lead Crystal Glass-

Metal Works, Bamberg, Germany. Domestic and Fancy, Speciality:

Especially collapsible metallic tubes, High Grade Lines, Well connected

sprinkler corks, capsules. Agents Wanted. Correspondence in-

vited

Comb Manufacturers

“FRICLA”

Clausner, Comb Manufacturers.

Niirnberg Fritz

13, Abholfach, Cutlery

Germany. KRUSIUS GEER, A. G., Beethovenstr.

Commission Agents 33, Solingen, Germany. Knives, Mani-

cure

Stainless Instruments,

Steel Cutlery.Razors, Scissors,

K.forLAMPE & CO., Commission

tbe Import and Export of Com- agents

modities

Warsaw, ofPoland.

all kinds.Tel.Grzybowska

Ad: “Lampeco.”2/21,

Established

Silver 1883, Export of Gold and Cyclometers and Counter Factory

PowderCigarette

Boxes, madeandin Poland.

Watch Cases; CYCLOMETERS and

Counters for all

Compressing. Filling and Dosing purposes

Machines ERNST

K ILIAN, FRITZ, Berlin-Hohens- HARDTMANN

CHONHATJSEN, GERMANY. Special Counter Factory,

Manufacture of Compressing, Fill- Markusstr. 3,

ing and1 Dosing Machines. Berlin O. 27

Coral and Cameo Manufacturers (Germany).

and Exporters

GIOY.

Greco,ASCIONE & FIGLIO, Torre Del

Naples, Italy.

Cord Making Machinery D

GUIDO HORN, Berlin-Weissensee

Germany. Speciality high speed braid- VIII,

ing Diamond Cutters, Etc.

cordsmachines

and otherforcords,

curtain cords, lines,

for clothes sash

DIAMANT HANDEL MU. STRUCK.

cords

braids. for sailing, fish cords and square

(Diamond Trading Co. Struck.)

Corks and Discs Diamond Cutters and Exporters

of Polished Diamonds. •

ESTEVA & MESSER, S/A., 10, Tulpstraat, Amsterdam, Holland.

Palafrtjgell (Gerona), Spain. (Established 1875.)

Cable Address: “Stevame.” Tel. Add: “Struchtulp.”

Corks of All Sites and Qualities.

Discs and Other Specialities of Diamonds for Industrial Purposes

Natural Cork. SMIT, J. K. & ZONEN (Established

Corkwood Exporters 1888), 66, Sarphati Straat, Amster-

dam, Holland., All kinds of Dia-

H. ZUM HINGSTE, Lisbon. Portu- monds for Boring, Drilling and

oal, Rua da Madalena, 18. Tele- other Industrial purposes. Brazilian

grams: “ Bremensa.” Corkwood, Carbons and Boarts, Round Stones,

Corks, Squares, Cork-Discs, Cork- Plate, Points, etc. Tel. Ad: “ Car-

Shavings, a.s.o. bonsmit.”

CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS 35

Diamond and Precious Stone

Merchant

BASZANGER, Rue du Rhone :6, Educational Appliances

Switzerland. Exporter of Rough

and Polished Diamonds, Precious MEUSEL, (Thur.), LOUIS Germany.

M., SonnkbeeoSpecial

Stones and Jewelry. Buyer of Manufacturer of Models for

Chines© and Oriental Jewelry and Anatomical Courses, also

all Precious Stones. Zoological and Veterinary

.Models made of Papier mache,

according to Scientific Rules.

Door Springs Genuine Skeletons and Skulls.

ASBECK & NELLING, Altonvoerde,

Westphalia, Germany. Spring Hinges, HOC Electric Lamp Accessories

H KO P P E R & Co., PA U L,

Door Springs, E It A c a. E I D

| and Hydraulic (Westf.), Germany.

I Door Checks Tumbler Switches,

I brand “AB.C.” Suspension Switches,

I etc. Wall-plugs, Adapters,

Ceiling Roses, Apparatus Connectors,

Light Adaptors. B.E.S.A. Standard

Bakelite Specialities.

Drill Chucks Electrical Fittings

Stockholm, Sweden : BUMKE

Germany. Co.,

& G.m.b Plugs

Iron-clad H., Braunschweig,

and Sockets,

STICKLER & MAGNUSON A'B.

tion Boxes, Meter Panels Boxes,

Service Fuses, Junction Transi-

and Novelties.

Driving Belts, etc. Electrical Lighting Outfits for Cycles

REUSdHEL & Co., AUG., Schlot- IMPEX

heim (Tnim). Germany. Mechani- The ReliableOutfit

Electrical

for

cal Manufacture of Driving Belts,

Woven Driving Belts and Conveying enamelled, Nic-

Bands made of Camel Hair, Cotton, or Chromium

etc. Presscloth for Oilmills and Plated.

Brake Linings. SUD DEUTSCHE

METALLWERKE

Drying Machines G.mb.H., Walldorf

Baden (Germany).

T. A. G. Engineers (For Rubber, Cable,

DRYING MACHINES FOR ALL Celluloid and Allied

INDUSTRIES Industries)

Twin Cylinder Dryers TROESTER, PAUL, Hannover-Wiilfel,

Flaking Machines Germany,

Rotating Drum Dryers

Soap Dryers Rubber, Cable, Celluloid works

Engineering for

and Allied

Yeast Industries.

Grain Dryers

Dryers Exporters and Importers

Siccatom Atomizing Plant

Trocknungs - Anlagen - Gesellschaft j C'ARLOWITZ & Co., Hamburg, Ger-

many, Burchard Str. 17. Branches

G.m.b.H., Berlin W. 9., Kothener in China. Telegrams: “ Rosto-

Strasse 38. witz.” Exports and Imports.

36 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Fountain Pens

F DEUTSCH - AMERIKANISCHE

FUELLFEDER GESELLSQHAFT

K.-G., 43, Hofmann Strasse, Muenohen,

Fancy Paper Germany.

F. J. BERNSAU ser Reiter/' 1st Floor, St. 59. “ Gros-

Brand: “Anglo-amer,”

Erkrath, Germany. I

Fancy Furniture Mountings

FlowerPapers,

TissueSpecialities: TissuePapers,

Papers, Waxed Papers,

METALLWERK

Represented by E. Schuster, Shanghai, Lukenwalde nearA. Berlin.

BAETOSIK & Co.,

Specialities:

P.O. Box 468. Furniture Mountings, Metal Goods.

Felts G

ROEDERS, GEBR.

AKT. GES., Gelatine

Soltau (Hanover), Germany.

Felt Works. Pure Woollen and Union CHEM G.m.b.H., Berlin,FABRIK

IS CUE KALBE

W. 10, Friedrich

Felts in first-class approved qualities, Wilhelm Str.

in all colours and thicknesses for all Technical and Photographic Purposes.6a. Gelatine for Edible,.

parts of the world.

Fire Arms General Merchandise

ARNOLD OTTO MEYER, Alsterdamm,

Hamburg 1, Germany. General Mer-

chandise

Philippines,shipped

Japan,to China,

Java, Straits,

South

America, South Africa.

Genuine Cognac Brandy

GODET FRERES

UNCETA & Co. Yinegrowers and Distillers

j^STRA Patent Firearms Mfg. Co. sid LA ROCHELLE & COGNAC (FRANCE)

Founded jm. 1838 o

P.O. Box 3. 6ucrnica=$pain. Cables: ASTRA. Proprietors of 2647 Acres of Vineyards

Manufacturers andproducer’s

nine Distilleries. Best quality at

Rifles, Guns,ofofAmmunition

Automatic &Pistols,

every

Revolvers,

War Materials

description. prices, Correspondence

Solicited.

Government Contractors.

Agents Wanted. Lists on Application.

German Goods

WILL & KOEHLER,’’ Schmalkalden Weagainst Buy for you. any European goods

a cotfilhissioff of 2 to 5%,

(Thiir), Germany.. Manufacturer of handing original quotations and in-

Fire Arms, Pistols, Sporting Guns, Air

Guns and Appliances. Stocks in Artny provided yoti allopenrebates,

voices with discounts,

and Police Arms, Mauser Rifles aind your own credits

Pistols, Machine-Guns. in Europe. Building 1 (material,

Tiles Hardware ,;.’ Novelties. Our

specialities are: . . /

Foundry Machines and Equipments ■ Fancy Articles, and Noveltjits.

BAD IS CHE MASCHINENFABRIK, RICHARD GOSSOW & CO., >

DURLACH (Germany). : Kom-Ge's., Berlin, W. 15.

CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS 37

GRINDING MILLS

J. ROHRBACH, LTD., ENGINEERING WORKS,

KATZHUTTE,

GERMANY.

(Established 1668)

GRINDING MILLS

and other Machinery

for Potters use and

for Enamel

and Oolour

Works.

Glue Manufacturers

H

AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT FUR

CHEMISCHE PRODUKTE vormals

H. SCHEIDEMANDEL, Hair Ointments

Dorotheen Strasse 35, HAIR OINTMENTS.

Berlin, N.W. 7. Germany,

Tel. Add: “ Agsos.” Hair Oils,

Bone Glue, Hide Glue, Leather Glue Brilliantine,

In Sheets and Pearls, Bone Meal, Vanishing Cream.

Printing Roller Composition. Prepared for Export.

HOFFMAN & SCHMIDT.

Export to All Countries. Leipzig W. 33 D.

Graphite

Harmonica Manufacturers

Of All Kinds MATTH. HOHNER A. G.,

FlaKes and Powder for all purposes of TROSSINGEN (Wuerttbg.),

HIGHEST ELECTRIAL C0ND0CT1YITY.

Specially fit for the Construction GERMANY.

of Dry Cells and Batteries* Largest

GRAPHITWERK KROPFMUEHL FactoryHarmonica

in the

AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT, World.

MUENCHEN, Friedrichstrasse 34, Mouth Organs and

Established 1016. Tel. Ad: “Kropfmuehl’ I Accordions of

Mines situated at highest perfection.

KROPFMUEHL near PASSAU,

GERMANY-BAVARIA. Special Lines:

Excellent

for Sellers

every country.

Graphite Mine Owners

GRAPHITWERK

AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT, KROPFMUEHL Muen-

chen, Horizontal Boring and Milling

Coarse and Fine Ground34,Graphite

Friedrichstrasse Germany.of Machinery

Highest Electrical Conductivity, Spe- DEUTSCHE NILES WERKE, Berlin-

cially Fit for the

Cells and Batteries.Construction of Dry YVeissensee, Riebestrasse 6-7, Germany.

78

38 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Heliogen Radio Iron

RETTIG, A. F. & Co., Berlin W. 50,

Nur'enberger str. 53/55, Germany.

Cables: “ Steelbars,” Berlin.

Iron and Steel

DOBBERTIN & CO., Kattrepel,

burg I, Germany. 2, Ham-in

Represented

London by Mr. J. M. Maus, Windsor

House Victoria Street, S. W. 1.

CONTINENTAL

Bars, Joists, Hoops,IRON

Plates&andSTEEL,

Sheets,

Wire of allTubes,

Netting, Kinds.(black,

Wire Nails, Wire

galvanised,

boiler), Rivets, Bolts and Nuts.

chemicals:

Acids: Citric, Formic, Nitric, Oxalic,

Sulphuric, Tartaric.

Ammonia-Salts: Carbonate, Chloride,

Nitriate

Potash-Salts: Bichromate, Carbonate,

Caustic, Chlorate

Sodium-Salts- Bichromate, Hyposul-

phite, Sulphides.

Bleaching-Power: Gelatine, Lithopone,

Napthaline.

K

and more than 600 other different Knitted Goods

RADIO Components of “HELIOGEN”

Write To-day for the big Export ESTEL. Germany.

EMIL, Barenstein/iSa,

Catalogue of

HELIOGEN

Bad Blankenburg, Thiirwald, Germany. L

Hosiery Machinery Lamps

LIMBACHER MASCHINENFABRIK STANDARD Incandescent LAMPS

BACH

Germany.WINTER.

& Speciality:Limbach( Saxony), Of 200-8000 C.p. BY Paraffin (Kerosene)

Sewing Machines

for Hosiery and all Knitted Fabric. Alcohol, Gasolene and Motor Spirit.

I

Indoor Games

SPEAR & SOHNE, J. W., Nurnberg

Germany. Manufacturers of Indoor-

games and Kindergarten Pastimes. STANDARD LIGHT Co., Ltd.,

Trade (SPE/IR5 GAMES) Mark Frankfort-O. M., Germany.

CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS 39

Lathes Leathers

DEUTSCHE NILES WERKE, Berlin- TANNER!E ET MAROQUiNERIE

Weissensee, Riebestrasse 6-7, Germany. BULGES

Societe Ano^yme

Leather Saventhem—Belgium

Sweatbands for Hat, Cap and Hel-

R, WEITHASE & CO., mets. Chamois Leather' Sheepskins

LeDER WERKE. for Fancy Leather Goods, Bookbind-

Possneck, Germany. ing and Upholstery. Chrome Sheep-

skins. Glues / and Gelatines from

Post Box 20, Tel. Ad: “ Erweco.” pure parings. Moellon (Sod Oil).

Manufacturers of Fancy Leathers, Tel. Ad: “ Tannerie.”

Dyed and Lacquered, for all pur- Leather Tanning Machinery

poses. Speciality: Sheepskins, Per-

sians, Goatskins, Calfskins, Patent Maschinenfabrik

Sheepskins, Hides and .Splits. Rep- Turner, A-G.,

tile Imitations for the Ladies’ Hand- Frankfurt a-M., GERMANY.

bag and Shoe Trades.

M

MACHINERY

TURRET LATHES

of different designs

JoseBurgellyMotgerHijos

(Sociedad Limitada)

SAN FELIU de GUIXOLS

Catalonia, Spain.

MANUFACTURE OF

Corks, Discs, Cork Paper, Cork Soles

Speciality,against

Sterilized

any badCorkssmellguaranteed

EXPORT ALL OVER THE WORLD.

TelegraphicP.O.andBox No. 11 Address:

Telephone

BURCELL- SAN FELIU

Codes:Complete

A.B.C. 6thPhraseed.,DECode.

CUIXOLS.

Bentley’s

40 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MAN l.T FACT E REUS

Machine Tool Manufacturers Milling Machines

ROSCHER & EICHLER, Machine Tool HORIZONTAL & UNIVERSAL MILL-

Factory. ALTMITTWE IDA, CHEM- ING MACHINES. Machine Tool

Makers. 11, ARNO

NITZ (Sa.) Halle 9. Mockau Germany.KREBS, Leipzig-

Machines: Single Purpose Motor Cycle Manufacturers

CRANKSHAFT LATHES, Special Turn- FABRIQUE NATIONALE D’ARMES

ing and Grinding Machines. ’ HEY- DE GUERRE (Herstal-Belgium).

MER AND P1LZ A. G. Maschinen- Makers of the famous F.N. Motor Cars

fabriken. Meuselwitz (Tbiir.) Germany. and Motor Cycles, with single unit

engine. Agencies in the principal towns

of the World.

Marble Workers=Art

Marmi, lavorati artistici-Marbreries Musical Instruments

artistiques HULLER & Co., ofF. Musical

X. Graslitz (C.S.R.)

ITALIAN MARBLE COMPANY, Ltd. Manufacturers Instruments.

Specialities: Brass Band Instruments,

(THE), P.O. Box 107, Carrara, Italy. Saxophones, Jazz Instruments, Violins,,

Church Work : Altars, Pulpits, Fonts etc.

and Statues. Cemetery Memorials.

Special attention given to indents. Ship-

ments to all parts. Cables : Chignell,

Carrara: Codes: A B.C. 5th and 6th edns. LUTHARDT,

Steinach 33 THEODOR,

(Thiir. Wald.),KDT.-GES-,.

Germany.

Manufacturer of Drums, Tambourines,

Marble Merchants—Export etc.

Marmi, negoz. di d’esp. Marbre negoc. Musical Instrument Strings

en p. Pexportation. FICKER J. G. & SOHN, Markneukircherl

ITALIAN MARBLE COMPANY, Ltd. nowned Germany. Founded 1790. World re-

(THE), P.O. Box 107, Carrara, Italy. Musical factory Strings,for all sorts ofDail-lines,

Catgut, Reliable

Sawn Slabs; Rough Blocks: Flooring racket

Tiles; Staircases, etc. Table and Wash- Exporters.strings, Musical Instrument

stand tops, Switchboard panels, etc.

Special attention given to indents Ship-

ments to all parts. Cables : Chignell*

:j Carrara: Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns. Musical Instruments and Strings

Exporters and Manufacturers of

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND

Mouth Organs and Accordions STRINGS Hch. Hermann Dick,

MARKNEUKIRCHEN, Sa. Ger-

MATTH. HOHNER A.-G„ many. Postschlf. Nr. 43.

Tr6ssingen (Wttbg.), Germany.

Mine Owners N

GRAPHITWERK KROPFMUEHL Numbering Machines

AKT1EN GESELLSCH AFT, Muen-

chen, Fried richstrasse 34, Germany. SCHRIFTGUSS A.G., Grossenhainerstr.

Coarse and Fine Ground Graphite of 9, Dresden—N. 6, Germany. Tele-

Highest Electrical Conductivity, Spe-

cially Fit for the Construction of Dry grams: Schriftguss Dresden. A.B.C.

1 Cells and" Batteries'. Code 5th edition, Rudolf Mosse Code.

CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS 41

Paper Exporters

O

MUNKSJO

ping, Sweden.AKTIEBOLAG,

ManufacturersJonko-

of all

Office Supplies and Duplicators kinds of Wrapping Paper and Paper

RIGO DUPLICATOR. Model “ K ” for Industrial purposes, in Kraft,

U.S.A. $17.50 (hand feed) Model Sealings and Sulphite qualities.

“ G ” U.S.A. $25 (autom. feed) Specialities: CableCement

Spinning Paper, Insulating

Bag Paper,

Paper.

gross price per machine

implements included. Rigo is anecessary,

duplicator for everybody. Cheap, Paper Fastening Machines

simple and strongly built. You can

print type writing, hand writing, ERGO den,

G.M.B.H., Heidenau 1 near Dres-

Germany.

sketches, etc.

RIGO DUPLICATOR & STENCIL

COMPANY, Paper and Pulp Exporters

Berlin W. 15, PariserlStr. 3, Germany. KJELLBERG, J. A. & SONS, Goth-

Olive Table Oils enbueg,

ExportersSweden.

of Paper andEstablished

Pulp. 1810.

CARBONELL & Co. (S. en C.) Cordoba,

Spain. Est. 1866. Cables: Carbonell,

Cordoba. Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 4th Papers For All Purposes

5th

Oils,and

etc. 6th edns. Fine Olive Table Stained Glass Papers, Display Papers,

Wallpapers, Metallic Papers, Dolls

Opticians House Papers,

Glass Skin and Waxoleum, Ticket Boards,

Lampshade Papers.

SPECTACLE-CASES Samples Free on application to

“Univeesal” RHEINISCHE BUNTPAPIER-

FABRIK., G.M.B.H.,

Eekeath, near Dusseldoef, Geemany.

HERMANN R0DI1SG, Pencil Sharpening Machines

Rathenow, Postfach 267, Germany.

ERGO G.M.B.H., Heidenau I, near Dres-

P den, Germany.

Paper Pencil and Penholder Making

HAGLUND & DEHLI A.B. Stockholm, Machines

Sweden. Cables: “Dehli.” Paper and

Woodpulp Export. Specialities: News, FRIEDRICH EHRHARDT, Nueen-

Writing, Wrapping, Tissue Paper. beeg, Germany. Established 1853.

Manufacturing for Over 501 Years.

Paper Exporters Complete Installations and Equip-

E KGothenbuegh,

M A N S EXPORT ments for Pencil, Penholder, Pencil-

Sweden.- AKTIEBOLAG,

Exporters of stick Factories, Stamping Presses,

Machines fqr Testing Apparatus..

Paper and Pulp. Tel. “ Bothnia.’1

HERMAN SCHULTZ, Penholder and Pencil Installations

Oslo, Noeway. NURNBERG. (Germany),: Friedrich Ehr-

hardt, Niirnberg, Spenglerstrasse 11,

Exporters of all kinds of Paper Germany.

InstallationsManufacturer

for lead pencil,of penholder,

Complete

and Pulp. round rods and rules. Factories.

42 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Pencils and Novelties Pianos

ADV. PENCIL-FACTORY ANT. PETROF, Piano Factory. Hradec,

W. TAUBMANN Era live, Czecho-Slovakia.

Niirnberg 18, Germany.

PENCILS with advertisements,

containining Pencils u Praha, PIANO

dice, knives, perfume,

DALIBOR FACTORY,Exporters.

Czechoslovakia. Zakolany

etc. Cigarette holders Latest

with lens, and Teleph: Rralnny 18.

1,000CHINA

for patentandnovelties.

INDIA. Novelty Pins

PENCILS AND BOXES KISSING & SOHN, JULIUS,

containing Iserlohn, Germany.

BUDDHA — Figures Pins for Badges and Favours.

Novelty — Patent

DISCREET MIRROR PATENT Pneumatic and Drop Hammers, etc.

(Pocket Size) BECHi: & GROSH, G.m.b.H., Huckes

Containing

tion 3 preservatives

3/- to 15/-, Rich Collec- wagen (Rhld.), Germany. Machine

WANTED for allGENERAL

parts of theAGENTS

world. Works, Drop Hammers. Pneumatic

Hammers, File Working Machines

Perfumery Labels and Machines for Expanding in Re-

taining Rings. At the Leipzig

KRAMP

Germany.& COMP., Offenbach

Lithographing (Main), Spring

arid Printing

Fair. “ Halle 9,” Ground

Floor, Block C. Bt. 322, am Sohiesa

Establishment. Specialities: Labels Weg.

and

Soaps.Packages for Perfumery most and Fancy

makers ofOldest

this line.and Founded important

in 1832. L. SCHULERPower Presses

A. G. Gbppingen (Wiirtt),

Photo Apparatus Germany. Cable Ad: “Schulerwerke.”

Codes: Mosse, Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th and

THE WORLD-FAMED 6th Editions.

PL AUBE L MARINA

AND Preserved Provisions

OTHER MODELS T1ELEMAN & DROS., ILeiden, Hol-

Catalogues and

on request toprice list land, Brainch at Rotterdam. Manu-

facturers and Exporters of

WAUC ROSIN & CO., Preserved Provisions of every

Frankfurt a/Main. description.

Photographic Apparatus and Press Buttons=Metalware

Material Manufacturers WALDES' Largest

& Co., Prague

Press XIII,

Button(C.S.R.)

fac-

10

BALDA-WERR

Max Baldeweg Studs GLOBE. Pins Press

tories of the World. and

G.M.B.H. |M| Fasteners,

Safety PinsDrawing

GLOBE. Pins, Shoe

Hair

Dresden-A 34, Wilischstr, 1. Manufac- Pins, Letter Clips, etc.

turers of

Plateworkmen, Photographical

Holders3 and Apparatus,

Requisites. About

600 factories. Press Fasteners, Buckles, etc.

STOCRO

G.m.b.H.,METALLWARENFABRIREN

Wuppertal Elbefeld, Germany.

Photographic Lenses Manufacturers of all kinds of Press

SCHNEIDER & Co., JOS., OPTICAL Fasteners designed to suit requirements

WORRS,

Manufacturers Rretjznach,

of Germany.

Photographic Lenses of Leather Goods Manufacturers, Cap

of every kind. Manufacturers, Glove

Stamped Buckles for Leather Makers,

Goods.etc.

CANAID IAN MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS 43

Printers Roller Composition Revolution Counters

CHEMISCHE FABRIK ORTRAND IRION & VOSSELER,

A.G., Berlin, N.Wi. 7, Germany. Factory of Counters,

Dorotheenstr. 35, Roller Composi-

tion of Unexcelled Quanity for every Gesellschaft Schwenningen

mit beschrankter Haftuing,

a./M., Germany.,

Climate. Stroke and Revolution Counters for

Printing Inks all kinds of Machines, Speed Indica-

tors. Special Counting Mechanisms

E. T. GLEITSMANN, Dresden-A 16, on request.

Germany. Printing Inks for

all graphic purposes:

Lithography, Offset,

Letterpress.—

Representatives for China:

Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai; For

Straits Settlements: G. Aurely, Singa-

pore; For Japan: S. Semoto & Co.,

Dojima, Osaka. S

HARTMANN, GEBR., Ammendorf near Sewing Machines

Halle (Saale). Every kind

of High-class Printing Ink. KOCHS ADLERNAEHMASCHINEN-

Specialities: “ C O N C E N - WERKE A.-G., Bielefeld, Germany

TRA” Offset, Litho; (for family, workshops and industry).

“ BATH YCHROM ” Roto-

gravure. Most Modern German Works. Sewing Machine Shuttles

SEWING- MACHINE SHUTTLES,

R Bobbins andFirst-class

recognised Parts of

Rare Gases "W orkmanship. For

Machines of any make.

“GRIESOGEN” GRIESHEIMER Mark Look only.

for this Trade-

AUTOGEN VERKAUFS-G.m.b.H., NAEHMASCHINEN-TEILE. A-G.,

Frankfurt a/M. Griesheim, Ger- Dresden N. 23, P.O. Box 7, Germany.

many. Tel. Ad: “ Griesogen.”

Razor Blade Manufacturers Sheet Metal Working Manufacturers

Stockholm, Sweden : +SriCKrQs UNGERER, Karl Fr., Pforzheim-Brotzin-

gen (Germany). Exclusive speciality

•STICKLER & MAGNUSON A/B. for 40 years.machines.

straightening High efficiency plate

Refining Plants Sheet Straightening Machinery

REFINING PLANTS for Vegetable Oils UNGERER, Karl Fr., Pforzheim-Brotzin-

and Fats, Refrigeration

Machines, Margarine for 40(Germany).

as well as forPlants. gen Exclusive speciality

years.machines.

High efficiency plate

OTTO HEINRICH, straightening

Head Engineer. Shipbuilders and Engineers

Berlin- Heiligensee STULCKEN

Ruppiner Chaussee 271/73. Steinwarder,H Germany.

C. SOHN, Established

Hamburg-

Rolling Mill Machinery 1846. Tel. Ad : “ Stuelckens.” Ship-

builders, Engineers and Boiler

UNGERER, Kar Fr., Pfrozheim-Brotzin- Makers. Forge with 1,000 tons

gen (Germany/. Exclusive speciality Hydraulic Press. Floating Docks.

for 40 years. High efficiency plate 32, Representative: Robert Waters,

Great St. Helens, London, E.C. 3-

straightening machines.

44 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Shoe and Lasting Machines Solicitors

WALTHER & CO.. H. BARBER, .Dr. OSWALD, Solicitor

and Barrister, Corresponds in Ger-

Frankfurt (Main)— man, English and French. Neuer -

Oberrad, Germany. wall 32, Hamburg, Germany. Tel.

Ad: “Cyrano Hamburg.”

SHOE MACHINE FACTORY.

LASTING MACHINES. Special Glasses

Shoe Factory VERRFRIES de GOETZENBRUCK, I

SHOE FACTORY JIII LAV A Co., WALTER, BERGER & Co., [

Ltd., Jihlava, Czecho-Slovakia. Goetzenbruck (Moselle) France.

Daily1 Output: 3,000 Pairs. Work Manufacturers of Spectacle Lenses,!

and Fancy Boots and Shoes: | Watch Glasses, Convex Mirrors for j

“ Opancas,” Plaited Shoes and Signs, Mirrors for Powder Boxes, etc. 1

Sandalettes Silvered Glass Balls for Decoration, all

Colours. All Types of Special Glasses.;

Shoe Polishers, Shoe Creams, &c. [ Enquiries to London Depot—21 and 23, j

Farringdon Road, E.C. 1.

LAWITSCHKA & Cie., V. J., Tel. Add: Yerrerie, London.

tK5LN-N. 254.

, Shoe Polish Brands: Special Machinery

\ “ Jet Cream ” HILGELAND, RQNSDORF, GER-

and MANY, Manufacturers of Slide-Ex Bolt

Fabrik-Marke “ Gallalin ” Headers, Bolt Head Trimmers, Thread

Floor Polishing Wax Rolling and Screw Slotting Machines.

and Cables “ Hilgeland,” Bentley Code.

Metal Polish

Brand: Heljosin.

Spinning and Weaving Mill

Small Metal Goods Manufacturers GESELLSCHAFT FUR BAUMWOLL-

STOCRO INDUSTRIE m.b.H., M. Gladbaeh,

Q m.b. II.,METALLWARENFABR1KEN

Wuppertal-Elbefeld, Germany. and Rheinland, Germany. Spinning

Weaving Mill.

Eyelets, Hooks, Fasteners,

Buckles, Rivets and Machine Tacks forButtons,

Boots and Shoes. Press Buttons for Speciality:

Leather Goods Gloves, Caps, etc., and Cotton Blankets.

Automatic

same. Powpr Machines for setting Best Substitute for Wool.'

Spools forCorset-eyelets.

Films. Small MetalSail-eyelets.

Fittings

for the Wireless and Electrical Trade, j Spinning Machines

Stampings.

all Drawings

kinds Machines and and

Tools.Pressings of GUIDO HORN, Berlin-Weissensee VIII,

Germany. Speciality high speed braid-

Soap Factory Installations ing machines for spindle cords of

KRULL, AUG., Hedmstedt (Braunsch- particular durability.

weig), Germany. Established

Special Machine' Factory for Soap 1854.

Manufacture. Stamping=Presses

TROFATACHER EISEN I.& (Austria).; FRIEDRICH

STAHL- BERG, Germany, EHRHARDT, NURN-

WERKE A.G., Vienna, Spenglerstrasse 11.

Maria Theresienstr, 16. Seifenmasc- for lead pencil, Complete

Manufacturer of Installations

penholder, rules and

hiuen Modernster Bauart. round rods. Factories.

CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS 45

Starches, Gums and Glues Tannery Machines

W. A. - SCEQLTRN-S CHEMICAL B A DIS CHE M ASCHIN ENFABRIK,

WORKS,andLtd.,

Sizing Groningen,

Finishing MaterialsHolland

for the DURLACH (Germany).

Textile Industry, Starches for theinPayer

Industry, etc., Adhesives soluble Gold

Water, Gums, Glues, Payer-hangars: Technical Glass Works

Paste, Painter’s Sizes, etc.

GLASFABRIK “ SOPHIENHUTTE ”

Stockings and Socks. RICHARD BOCK, G.m.b H.

S T(Erzgeb),

E U D TGermany.

E N A.-G.-H., Neukirchem

Stocking Factory. Jtmenart, i. ThOr., Germany.

Specialities: Ladies Stockings and Socks Laboratory Supplies: Glasses for

ofLisleLisle, Silk Cotton, Wool

with Silk, and Real Silk. with Silk, Technical and Clinicial Puposes: Glass

Tubing and Rods.

Stone Working Machinery

STONE WORKING MACHINERY, Textiles

Steinbearbeitihigs - maschinenfabrik,

Carl

Germany. Meyer. Marktredvvitz. Bay, Tel. Add: Established

“ Davistan Berlin.”- 1850. -

Straightening Machines for Sheets I DAVID & COMPANY,

13 14, Nieder Wall Strasse,

and Strips

UNGERER, Karl Fr., Pforzheim Brotzin- Berlin, Germany.

gen (Germany). Exclusive speciality

for 40 years. High

straightening machines. efficiency plate Manufacturers 'of

Plushes, Sheepskins, Cloths, Carpets,

Surgical Instruments Divan Coverlets and Travelling Rugs.

Weaving, Dyeing, and Finishing.

Tobacco Cutting Machines

TOBACCO CUTTING MACHINES

And all other Machines for

Working Tobaccos,

Manufactured as Speciality by

Table Tennis Sets and Balls

FRANZ KREBS

Hannover-iLinden 8, Germany.

Tanners’ and Curriers’ Machinery WILH. QUESTER,

MASCHINENFABRIK MOENUS A.G., Engineering Works,

Frankfurt a.Main. Germany. Koeln-Sueiz, 17, Germany.

46 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Thermometers

SCHULZ & FELSBERG, G.m.b.H., 2,

Pfeiffer iStr., Kassel, Germany. Vertical Boring Machines (Mills)

Precision Thermometers for Science DEUTSCHE NILES WERKE, Berlin-

and Technics, Registering from Weissensee, Riebestrasse 6-7, Germany.

minus 200° ;to. plus 750° Centigrade.

Tobacco Manufacturing Machinery W

QUESTER, WILH., Cologne - Sulz,

17. Germany.

Machines Manufacturer of Tobacco

* blished 1854.of all descriptions.

Cables: Esta

“Eisenquester.” Wall Tiles

First-Class Czechoslovak

Transfers for Industrial Purposes WALL TILES

POCHER, Westbohemian Kaolin and Chamotte

Transfers C.forA., Nurnberg,

Industrial Germany.

purposes. Factories and Slovakian Magnesite

Large Stock: Flowers, Figures, etc. Works Co., Ld., Praha (Czechoslovakia)-

Ceramic Transfers. II, U Pujcovny 9.

Transfer Pictures, etc. Washing Basins

TROEGER & BUECKING, Nuremberg-

O., Germany. W.C. WASHING BASINS

in White Fayence

Tungsten and Molybdenum J Supplied Extremely Cheap in Special

Manufacturers Light Export Packing by

N.V. HOLLANDSCHEOude TUNGSTEN- I CHIi. CARSTENS,

DRAADFABRIEK, dyk 149, Kom. Ges.

Rotterdam, Holland. Tungsten and Sanitary Pottery,

Molybdenum—wirer and other pro-

ductions for all purposes, specially Wallhausen-Helme (Germany.)

fon electric lamps and radio-valves.

WALLPAPERS

WALLPAPERS

I WORLD-EXPORT ALL ST/LES

I ALL QUALITIES

NORDDEUTSCHE TAPETENFABRIK

HOLSCHER&BREIMER

LANGENHAGEN-HANNOVER

CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS 47

Weaving Reeds, Shafts, Healds, etc. Watch Materials and Tools

E. TH. WAGNER, F. WITSCHI (Successor: De U.

Kkeutter), La «Chaux-de-Fonds,.

CHEMNITZ, GERMANY. Switzerland. Watch Materials and

Tools. Wholesale Export to all

Countries.

Wholesale Bookbinder

SPERLING, H. 24/26,: Ost • Strasse,

Leipzig. Wholesale Book -

binding, Manufacturer

of Albums, Albums for

Amateur-Photographers,

Picture Postcards, and

Gramophone Records.

Founded 1846.

Y

Yeast for Wine, Cider, Honey=Wine

Maufacturer of Healds, Shafts, Reeds, 1NSTITUT LA CLAIRE, Dijon,r

Warp Stop Motions, Doup Wire Healds, France. Tel. Ad: " Claire-Dijon.’

etc.

A.B.C. DIRECTORY

OF

CAilADM WCHAITS AND NIANUFACTUDEDS

Food Products

c 1 mporters-Exporters

MARSHALL

Water Street,& DAWSON,

Vancouver, LTD.,

Canada. 97,

Conduits Cable Address: “Marshvan.” Canned

Fruits, Vegetables, Salmon, Soups, Milk,

NATIONAL CONDUIT CO., LTD., Raisins etc. Beans, Nuts, Rice, Cereals,

Invited. and Dried Fruits. Inquiries

Toronto. “Xceladuct” (Galvanized)

for Ship Wiring, House and Building

Wiring, Elbows, Bends and Coupl-

ings, also “Orpenite” Enamelled Black M

Conduits.

Milk Products

! FRASER VALLEY

DUCERSWest,

ASSOCIATION, MILK PRO-

F Avenue Vancouver,425,B.8th,C.

Manufacturers of Pacific, Columbia

and Pheasant

|J Milk, Brands Evaporated

Felts—Blankets, Etc. (MilksnoPowdered Skimmed

Brand), Powdered Milk

Whole

| Milk (Natural Brand) and Casein.

Ayers, Ltd.

Lachute Mills, QUE., CANADA. T

Manufacturers of Woollen Felts and

Extra

Pulp and HeavyPaper

CottonMakers—also

Duck for Tin Cans

Wool Blankets. AMERICAN CAN Co., Limited.

CableA.B.C.

Address: “Ayers,

6th and Lachute,

Bentley’s Codes.Que.”

Airent in Japan: Tin Cans of all descriptions.

SATOH & Co.—Yamanaka

midemma-cho, Building,

Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo,17 Japan.

of 1, Mina- Vancouver, B.C.

AMERICAN MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

QUALITY LVUUUUlUUiHm(/(/l/UlUHiUilUlimiUUlvUii4kl,UlU\V^V^», SERVICE

Manufacturers of every type of

ARTIFICIAL LEATHER

Double Texture Deck Material, well known as ROOFTEX, used by the largest automobile

manufacturers

expensive in the United States and European countries for the highest grade as well as less

Sateencar.and Moleskin, suitable for use in interior decoration and upholstery as well as

exterior,

DrillandandwillSheeting,

withstand universally

all weatherusedconditions.

for tire covers, automobilebinding, card tables, fancy book

binding, novelties, pocketbooks, bags of all description, and other purposes too numerous to mention.

THE FEDERAL LEATHER CO.

Factory and Main Office

BELLEVILLE, NEW JERSEY

CARVED WOOD

BOYNTON & COMPANY

Manufacturers of Embossed, Cut, Carved Period

Mouldings, Carvings, Turnings. All solid wood.

Especially suited for Furniture and Building

Trades. Also Picture Frame Mouldings.

Write for catalogue

1725 Dickson Street, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, U.S.A.

TACKLE BLOCKS

ANVIL BRAND

Made with Wood, Steel, and Malleable Shells

in all different styles and sizes

for

MANILA OR WIRE ROPE

Write for catalog “D.C.J.”

WESTERN BLOCK CO., LOCKPORT, N.Y.

New York City Office: 74-76 Murray Street

AMERICAN MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

IMPORTERS AND EXPORTERS

ARTHUR E. CLAUS & Co., Inc.

30, Church Street. New York, U.S.A.

IMPORTERS—OVERSEAS PRODUCE

EXPORTERS- ALL AMERICAN PRODUCTS

WE ACT AS BUYING AGENTS

Cables: “ Gramtjnd”

All Standard Codes. Correspondence Invited.

MEAT JUICE

.Ajsrr) li-veir, esctr.a.cjtMEA.T-JTJIOE

e-s©

Endorsed and recommended by members

in all parts of the Medical Profession

of the world.

VALENTINE’S (Established IVREAT-JUICE 1871) COMPANY

EICEMOlsrE, ■VIEG-EnTTA., XT. S.

Cable Address: “VALENTINE” RICHMOND, VA.

PUMPS

GOULDS PUMPS

H’OE,

INDUSTRIAL—MUNICIPAL—CONSTRUCTION—AGRICUL'

TURAL-FARM AND HOME SERVICES.

@ ii ©

Hand Pumps for all purposes. Spray Pumps.

Centrifugal Pumps. Automatic Water Systems.

Rotary Pumps. Rotary Pumps.

Triplex Power Pumps. Spray Pumps.

GOULDS PUMPS Inc.

Seneca Falls, New York, U.S.A.

Cable Address “Glavis” Seneca Falls N.Y.

Codes Used: A.B.C. Fifth and Sixth Editions; Liebers ; Bentleys ; Western

Union Code, Five Letter Edition ; Private Code.

SCRAP RUBBER

H. MUEHLSTEIN £r CO. INC.

728, So. Hill St., Los Angeles, Calif., U.S.A.

All Grades WASTE RUBBER

Specializing in Selected Scrap Tires and Inner Tubes.

Also Scrap Metals and Old Baled Newspaper.

Cable Address “MULOS—LOSANGELES” Acme Code Used.

A.B.C. DIRECTORY

OF

AMERICAN MERCHANTS AND MANUEACTURERS

A C

Advertising Specialities Chamois Skins

FRED BURPEE WOOD, 564, Market SCHROEDER & TREMAYNE, Inc.

Export Departments:—

Street, San Francisco, U.S.A. 291,California

Church Street,

24, Street,New

SanYork;

Francisco.

Main Office:—St. Louis, Mo., U.S.A.

B

Chemicals

Balances MONSANTO CHEMICAL

Louis, Mo., U.S.A., Tel. Ad:WORKS, St.

“Monsanto"

The G. P. KELLER MFG. Co., Salt Chewing Gum

Lake City, Utah, U.S.A.

AMERICAN CHEWING PRODUCTS

CORR, 131, Mt. Pleasant Ave., Newark,

N.J., U.S.A.

Balancing Machinery

TINIUS OLSEN TESTING MACHINE Cotton Textiles & Yarns

COMPANY, 500, North 12th Street.

Philadelphia,

balancing bothPa.,statically

U.S.A. Machines for MT. VERNON WOODBERRY

and dynami-

cally all rotating parts. MILLS INC.

TURNER HALSEY COMPANY

Banks 40, Worth Street, New York City.

Cranes

WELLS FARGO BANK HARNISCHFEGER CORPORATION,

& UNION TRUST CO. 4460, West National Avenue, Milwau-

San Francisco kee, Wisconsin, U.S.A.

Assets over $180,000,000 BUCYRUS-ERIE COMPANY, South

Foreign Trade Bankers Milwaukee, Wis., LLS-A. Tel. Ad:

Since 1852. “ Bucyrus.”

Belt Dressing Curtain Rods

CLING SURFACE Co., 1016, Niagara THE GOULD MERSEREAU CO.,

Street, Buffalo, U.S.A. Write us for INC., 189, Lexington Avenue, New

nearest Eastern agent. York, U.S.A.

52 AMERICAN MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

D

Dragline Excavators—Walking Dictaphone

BUCYRUS-MONIGHAN COMPANY,

South Milwaukee, Wisconsin, U.S.A.

Tel. Ad: “Bucyrus.”

Dredges

BUCYRUS-ERIE COMPANY, South

Milwaukee, Wis., U.S.A. Tel. Ad:

“ Bucyrus.”

Electric Arc Welders

HARNISCHFEGER CORPORATION,

4460, West National Avenue, Milwau-

kee, Wisconsin, U.S.A.

Embroidery Hoops

GIBBS MANUFACTURING Co., Can- TODAY-BUSINESS DEMANDS

ton, Ohio, U.S.A. MODERN EQUIPMENT

Electric Refrigerators functions, organization

THE STARR CO. A fiPHONE correspondence

li ’ iththeisDICTA-

ed and faciSYSTEM. simpli-

Richmojstd, Indiana, U.S.A. MUM EXPENSE.

Manufacturers : STARR FREEZE This remarkably efficientofSYSTEM has been

ELECTRIC

Households, REFRIGERATORS for adopted

PROFESSIONAL by thousands allBUSINESS and

Groceries and Butcher-

shops. Cable Ad: Stake—All Codes. whose

CONVENIENCEcontinued useandMEN of ECONOMICAL over confirm

Dictaphones the world

value.its

Distributors in Shanghai: same Particularly

DICTAPHONE significant is the fact that the

is used byin alleverycountries,

TA HUA CORPORATION all languages,

fication all customs

of business and and profession classic

without

Hongkong

tion. mechanical adjustment or change in opera-

Excavating Machinery world Hundreds

testify to this of letters from all over the

universality.

BUCYRUS-ERIE, COMPANY, South suTc^yirbeciuse^he^DTcTAPHONTsYS-

TEM provides:

Milwaukee, CONVENIENCE INAPPLICATION

USE

“ Bucyrus.” Wis., U.S.A. Tel. Ad: FLEXIBILITYIN INOPERATION

ECONOMY

Export and Import youNoareofmatter

less your

whatintype

engaged

language , beoritoflarge

businesssmall;

or profession

your orcustoms, regard-

we can.

ADOLPHE HURST New

Lexington Avenue, & Co.,

York,Inc.,

U.S.A.420, canshowbe,youusedthatto your

the DICTAPHONE

advantage. Write forSYSTEM details.

Exporters and Importers DICTAPHONE

ARTHUR E. CLAUS & CO., INC.,

New York, U.S.A. (See Advt.

Importers and Exporters.)

CRON

Building, Seattle, Washington.

AMERICAN MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS 53

F H

Filter Cloth Hoists

FILTER CLOTH All Kinds—Filter BU C YRUS-ERIE COMPANY, South

Press Sacks and Gravity Bags. Made Milwaukee, Wis., U.S.A. Tel. Ad:

toDuck

Order, “ Bucyrus.”

andforCanvas

All Purposes.

Gaskets. Cotton

Wool, Hose

Cotton and Asbestos Filter. Filter

Cloth for Oils, Sugar and Chemicals. The TITEFLEX METAL HOSE Co., 500,

W. W. STANLEY Co., Inc., Frelinghuysen Avenue, Newark, N. J.,

357, Broadway, New York, N.Y., U.S.A. U.S.A.

Flexible Shafts I

STOW FLEXIBLE SHAFTS

Ice Cream Machinery

ICE CREAM AND MILK

HANDLING MACHINERY.

All Sizes—All Assemblies. Equipment for Receiving Room,

All Drives—All Attachments. Operating Departments and

Ball Bearing, Taximeter and Speedo- Laboratories.

meter Cores, Flexible Shafts for MOJONNIER BROS. Co.

Your Own Motors or Power. MILK ENGINEERS.

STOW MANUFACTURING Co., Inc., 4601, W. Ohio St.,

INVENTORS,'*350, State Street, Chicago Illinois, U.S.A.

Binghamton, New York, U.S.A.

Fishing Tackle

HORROCKS-IBBOTSON CO., Utica, L

New York, U.S.A.

Furnaces Lifting Jacks

THE

555, DUFF-NORTON

North Side, MFG.Pa.,Co„U.S.A.

Pittsburgh, Box

PITTSBURGH LECTROMELT

FURNACE CORPORATION. Liquid Soaps

50 Pound

Arc to 50for Ton

Furnaces Electric

Melting

Refining Irons, Steels, etc.and LIQUID SOAPS—DISPENSERS—

OIL SOAPS—DISINFECTANTS—

Foot of 32nd St., Pittsburgh, Pa., U.S.A. GREEN SOAPS

and Of All Kinds.

4295, Richelieu St., Montreal, Quebec,

CANADA. CLIFTON CHEMICAL Co., Inc.,

Clifton Building,

246, Front St., New York

(Established City, U.S.A.

17 years.)

G

Glass Bottles and Jars Lumber

OWENS-ILLINOIS

COMPANY, 15th &PACIFIC Folsom COAST

Streets, THE BALSA WOOD Co., Inc., 158,

San Francisco,

Address: California, U.S.A.; Cable Pioneer

On-ized. U.S.A. Street, Brooklyn, New York,

79

64 AMERICAN MERCHANTS AND MAN ITFACTURERS

M O

Marine Motors Oil Ranges

RELIABLE LOEBER CORPORATION

Gray Marine Motors 7, East 42nd Street, New York, U.S.A.

Oil Burning Ranges and Stoves for

HIGH SPEED #Camps, Restaurantscostandof Homes,

Heaters—Lowest also

operation—

MEDIUM DUTY 4’sI6’s,8’sK ;:;' Beautiful Models. Write for particulars.

MEDIUM DUTY

A motorGears:

duction for everynipposite'

type Rotation

of boat. Pairs;

Built-in Re

Ignition. The GreatCatalogs

Motor Installation. “ Vee-Drive ” Gear forDouble

on request. Stern P

Gray Marine Motor Co. Paper Boxes and Paperboard

686, Canton Ave., Detroit, Mich.,U.S.A.

The ROBERT GAIR Co., Graybar Build-

Medical Instruments ings, 420, Lexington Ave., New York,

Clinical Thermometers, Hypodermic U.S.A.

Syringes and Needles, Blood Pres- Polishing Equipment

sure Instruments.

The BfiCTQN DICKINSON & Co.,

Ruthereord, N^ U.S.A. Electroplating Equipment & Supplies.

Write for C atalogue.

Milling Alaohinery Hanson-van Winkle-Munning

flour mill, Rice mill, Corn or maize mill, Company

Grain Cleaning, Grain Handling maefyi-

nerp, together uiitl) all Accessories

Barnard $ £ea$ uii$. Co., Matawan, New Jersey.

'Moline, III,, U.S.A.,

Telegraphic Address: “Barnard” Far Eastern Agents:

Motor Trucks

STEWART MOTOR CORPORATION, K. K. A. P. MUNNING & CO.

Buffalo, New York tJ.S.A. Tel. Ad : 46, Tsutsui - Chb,

Stewartruk Buffa j.

KOBE, JAPAN.

M

Power Shovels

Nails (Horse Shoe) BUG

Milwaukee, Wis., COMPANY,

YR US-ERIE U.S.A. Tel. South

Ad:

TEbe (XapeweU Iborse IRatl Co., “ Bucyrus.”

Hartford (Conn.) U.S.A. Power Shovels (Gasoline, Diesel

Exporters to 50 countries or Electric Driven)

Largest manufacturers Horse Nails in the World HARNISCHFEGER CORPORATION,

4460, West National Avenue, Milwau-

kee, Wisconsin, U.S.A.

AMERICAN MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS 55

Sponges

R SCH BOEDER t TREMAYNE, Inc

• 'Sponges:*-AH

all sources. varieties. Direct from

Road Machinery : Exjvort DepaUmenU.:-^

ACME ROAD 291, Church Street, New York;

Frankfort, New MACHINERY

Yoke, U.SuA., Co., 24, California Street, San Francisco.

Main Office:Lpwis, Mp., .U.S.A.

Rubber Goods

THE MANHATTAN RUBBER MANU- Steam and Liquid Joint

FACTURING DIVISION, Passaic, Manufacturers

New Jersey, U.S.A.

FLEXIBLE JOINTS—BARREL

FILLERS

S MORAN FLEXIBLE STEAM JOINT Co,

217, West Main St.,

Louisville, Ky., U.S.A.

Saddle Trees All Types, Stirrups Write for Catalogue.

and Hames

BEN SCHROEDER SADDLE' TREE Stamps (Postage)

Co., Inc., 106, Milton Street, Madison, TOLEDO STAMP Co., Toledo, Ohio,

Ind., U.S.A. U.S.A. Stamps bought, send samples

Sash Balances and offers.

THE CALDWELL MANUFACTURING Steel Plate Work

Co., 56, Industrial Rochester, New York, The PENNSYLVANIA FURNACE k

U.S.A. IRON Co. Warren, Pa.. U.S.A.

Soaps and Disinfectants Surveying Instruments

LIQUID SOAPS—DISPENSERS— .EUGENE INC.,

D1ETZGEN COMPANY,

218E., 23rd Street, New York

OIL SOAPS—DISINFECTANTS— N.Y. U.S.A.

GREEN SOAPS

Of All Kinds. Switches

CLIFTON CHEMICAL Co., Inc.,

Clifton Building, HEINEMANN ELECTRIC Co., Trenton

246, Front Street, New York City. N. J., U.S.A.

(Established 17 Years.)

Soda Fountains T

RELIABLE LOEBER CORPORATION,

7,Manufacturers

East 42nd Street, New York, U.S.A.

and Selling Agents of Tannate Leather Belting

Reliable Loeber Soda Fountains and J. E. RHOADS & SONS, 35, N. 6th

Carbonators,

Electric also Bottler’s Machinery, Street, Philadelphia, Pa., U.S.A.

playing Refrigerator

Meats, etc. Show Cases forRefri-

Ice Cream Dis-

gerators complete with latest type Ice Tobacco Leaf

•Cream Manufacturing Machines, and

Refrigerating Machinery,

with Ice and Salt. alsoprices.

Write for operate DIBRELL BROS. INC. Danville, Va.,

U.S.A.

56 AMERICAN MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Testing Machinery U

TINIUS OLSEN TESTING

ERY COMPANY. 500, NorthMACHIN-

12th St.

Philadelphia, Pa., U.S.A. Machinery Upper and Sole Leather,

and Instruments for all physical test of

materials. Remnants and Offal

The C. G. FLYNN LEATHER Co.,

Toilet Preparations 107, South Street,

Boston, Massachussets, U.S.A.

CRYSTAL Cable Address: “ Flyleather.”

CORPORATION, Codes:

Union,Tanners

Lieber’s, Council,

A.B.C. 5thWestern

edn.

130 B, Willis Ave.,

IM.Y., L.S.A. W

Tubing Waxes-Paraffin

The TITEFLEX METAL HOSE Co., 500, MELVIN A. ISAACS & Company, 486,

Frelinghuysen Avenue, Newark, N. J., California Street, San Francisco,

U.S.A. California.

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I would not

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for anything

it keeps me

in touch with

my people

out East.

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Contains Summary of Mews of the Week, also

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them out and paste them in the correct places.

Page 702

Page 281 *3 » R; $

Ratjen, Ritd. — Aoyama, Kitamachi 6- LeeWholesalers

& Co.,andC.General

M. Photographic

chome 34; Teleph. Aoyama 1799; Cable 45, Canton Road; Cable Ad:Merchants—

Leecomp

Ad: Ratsam Agents for

Rud. Ratjen Mimosa Photo Plates, Papers and Films

OSAKA Page 794

Page 313 m & mm m %m

Wei-lik-sin Tau Han Kung Sze

Ratjen, Rud. — 127, Juso-Higashinocho YiT-ALEXiN

Pchome; Teleph. Kita 7081; Cable Ad: (China), Ltd., Importers of

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Lee & Co., G. M. Photographic

Ratjen', Rud. — Aoyama, Kitamachi 6- Wholesalers and General Merchants—

chome 34; Teleph. Aoyama 1799; Cable 45, Canton Road; Cable Ad: Leecomp

Ad : Ratsam Agents for

Rud. Ratjen Mimosa Photo Plates, Papers and Films

OSAKA Page 794

Page 313 s a ® ^ a * *

Wei-lih-sin Tau Han Kung Sze

Ratjen, Rud. — 127, Juso-Higashinocho

1-chome; Teleph. Kita 7081; Cable Ad: Yit-Alexin (China), Ltd., Importers of

Ratsam Biological Products—Glen Line Bldg.,

G. Ratjen 5th Floor, 2, Peking Road; Teleph.

11910; Cable Ad: Vitalexin

E. M. Raymond, director (Hongkong)

TSINAN A. L. Alves; do. do.

F. M. Ellis, do. do.

Page 554 Carl Bunje, do. (Shanghai)

N. Soroka, Clerk

K ® it » # fc 13

Tsinan Japanese General Hospital, Wells Sun Radio Co., Manufacture

The, General Medicine; Pediatrics; and i Repair any kinds of Radio—215,

Surgery; Dermatology; Qpthalmology; Thibet Road

Obstetrics and Gynecology; Depart- Wells Sun, manager

ment of .Ear,, Nose and Throat; Dentistry S- Y. Woo, salesman

and X-«rays. Pharmacy and Laboratory

are attached, 200;. beds for patients.

Chinese, English, German, and Russian NINGPO

are spoken—3rd Tsinan

Prof. Dr. Med. K. Kishi, president Page 870

T. Takeo, business manager Butterfield & Swire (John Swire &

8 Japanese and 7 Chinese Doctors, Sons, Ltd.)

Japanese and Chinese Nurses N. S. Chao

SHANGHAI CANTON

Page 693 Page 913

Jensen Radio Maker T. K., Sole Radio Canton Foreign Chamber of Commerce

Importer for South China, Manufacture Chairman—R. K. Batchelor

and Repair any styles of Radio—406 Vice Chairman—A. Schubert

Fong Hsia Road, West Gate Secretary—Charles E. Watson

T. K. Jensen, manager Committee-—M. Gavin, G. E. Huygen,

T. E. Soong, assist., manager H. Laffond, K. Neckelmann and

Y. M. Wang, secretary I. 'Tanaka

XXIV ADDENDA (HONGKONG)

HONGKONG ativfls — 3rd floor, 63-65, Des Voeux

Page 1007 |H| UPI “ d^pa^i' Cenfral - Teleph. 28709; Cable Ad:

Australian Sandalwood Co*i Ltd., i,0^1 eiiihe^d; ’Codes: Acme, Bentley’s,

Sandalwood Merchants—4a, Des Voeux A.B.C. 5th edn.

Road Central; Teleph. 28847; Cable Ad: H. W. Yung, manager

Ascol Robert L. Mok, sub-manager

E. J. T. Warren, manager ; ? I Krank ^v Tse,. • do-.* \ m

Page 1018.,; : • X , Page 1038

1& JAT - ^Tai^lcdb^ Cooperative Sandalwbbd Co.,

(South Australia) Ltd,, Sandalwood

BuTTERFiEtD & SwiRB ^John Swire & ' 'Mercnhiits—ii,'Des Yoeux Road Central;

Sons, Ltd.), Merchants,. Shipping and Teleph 2884-7,;, Cable Ad‘.'vAscol.

Insurance Agents—1 / Connaught Road TE. J. T; Warren, manager

Central; Teleph. 30331 0

John Swire (London) Croucher & Co., Stoctbrokers (Members

G. W. .Swire} ,#:/ do. fc- of the Hongkong Stock Exchange)—

Colin C'. Schtt %o. ^ National City Bank Building; ‘Tdleph.

H. W. Robertson dot. oC . ;2f)211; Cable, Ad:. CrpstqckL. Qp,des:

John K. Swire do. Br0c»mhal1s (Imperial); Benj!e#s;.' A.B.C.

J. S. Scott > 1 • do. 6th edri., Stbck-Brokers and Private

T. H. R. Shaw (Hongkong) N. V. A. Croucher, principal h

J. H. Little, signs per pro. ail A C. C. Blake

J. R. Masson, - do. H. Y. Yung |' Miss' K. Ip

J. D. Danby, do. tGT ogiM !

Assistants^ Page 1040

W. IS Bailey •| E; Jones $$ ^ De wat'1

1). C. Brodie ■ . I P. C, K wok

F, Burrell • [ J. B. Lanyon David & Co.; S.' J„ Merchants,, Property

L. A. Calcraft I R. C. Law Owners. I and Estate Agentsm-David

J.D.ll. Crawford [ J. F. Lawrie House, 67-69, Des Voeux Road Central;

F. A. M, Elliott j M. M.Macfarlane Teleph. 20060; P.O. Box 2^7; Cable Ad:

A. C.i: Evans I N; M.'Alhciiitosh “Psalmist”

\ A. E. Farrell ' 1 N.Mathieson A. J. David; (London)

■ ’ S. G. Fenton I 0. K. .Oliver Evelyn David (Shanghai)

B. E. Fielder I F. D.. .Roberts Archibald David do.

PI'S/ Grant,. | J. F. Robinson Frank Austin, manager

A. E. I lord man I B. M. Talati G.

C. C. Hicklihg J E. J. Tandy H. Jephsbn I Fung Chiu

II. U. Ireland I L. A.AVhipps Miss E. Carvalho | Yueng On

R. S. Johnson j C. P. Wong Agents.for ‘

Miss E. R. Bell, Miss Y.; F.; Black- South British Insurance Co., Ld.

burn, MisS J. G; L; Duhloh, Miss

D. Dunnett, Miss E. Finlay, Miss

E. R. Gaubert, Miss S. Higgins, fcj« ±

Miss A. Parkes, Miss M. Rattey, Dennys & Co., Solicitors and Notaries—

Miss M. L. Wallace and Miss M. Chung Tin Building (1st floor), Des

Whimster Vceux Road Central; Teleph. 28319;

Marine Superintendent—Capt. A. R, Cable Ad: Synned; Codes; A.BiC. 5th

McEachran edn. and Western Union

Actine Superintendent Engineer—J. Henry Lardner Dennys ;*

R. Kinghorn

Assist. Supt, Engrs.-=R. Y. Cameron Page 1047

and T. Curry

Cost Clerk—A. Chapman EDUCATIONAL

Wireless Supt.—F. H. Neale rr St. John’s College of Arts : & Com-

Do. Instructor—W. L. E. Milier ; merce—Philip’s House, Kowloon;

Works Department Teleph. 56874; P. O. Box 1CG4; Cable

J. L. Adams. /; | 0 T. E. Grimes [j Ad: Saintjohns-Hongkong

Principal & Dean of Department of

Page 1035 Arts—Lam Kow Kwong, b.a.

Manager & Dean of Department of

Colonial Mr.RCAXTir.E Go., Importers, Ex- Commerce^M. S. Phoqn, B.a,

porters and Manufacturers";Represent- S.P.A.I.

XX Y

f

.

Registrar—Pearl w IfiiX, \r9 ' li cl

^ypug,. u . Page 106071070

Secretary-r Chow1 Kwon^ luy ’ : ■ Wo Z

Board of Visitihg-GoWrhors '

Charles L. Shank, c.E. Hutchison & Co.^ John D., Merchants

Rev. Lee Kan YaUov.i- .Yalvjs] I .8 .0 J—King’s Building; Teleph. 20063, Cable

Rev. Tsang Ki Ngek : ; Ad: Spero; ... > . I I

Richard Shim, b.a. : | T, E. Pearce, partner

. W. T. Sullivan r/ ! P. SvCaJssidyC do. mi

- Selwyn Wu, B. Al E. Manning , I L. Mai'tjm

L. J. Cave •' -I’.L Di'Bush’M'A:: P. A. Yvanovich | A. Lo west,

r

H. Herman' | Harry Ching P. Mooney Mis:s Hi iSantos

T. S. Lee | C. J. Church-^ . H.jA^Alyes

pjiooJi .kl . ’ Mrs. Vieira

W. Y. H. Hongsling, MvA^, PH.p. . , : Agencies.;.

R. CL H. Lim, Barrisfcer-,atLaw Belfast Ropeworks Co,, Ld., Ireland

’ Yimson H. 5fiaq,, M.i.7' rir.D. . v Kichaison’File Co., Providence,. ;R.I.

Reyl’Pl L. Allen, h.-a.,('ph.dv ; • Stanley Works, New York & Germany

Rev. N. Y. H^lward,; 4.M., M.Ct„ Sussman, Wormser & Co., San F’cisco

Dr. Wong'Yan Kwong, m.b, b.s. D. & W: Gibbs’ Soaps, etc.

'Staff,')[:; Crosse & Blackwell, Ld.

Department of Arts Corbin Lo' k Co., New; York

Dean—Lani KowKwongB. a. j Sharpes Toffee

Consultants^—J. D. Bushj' M-Ai^Rev. j Jacob’s Biscuits

E. L. 'Allen, m;a.,' ph.d.’, Yimson. H. Cadbury Bros., Ld., Bournville ,

TSa6, ^M.A;, ph:P., Rev. N. Y. Hal- J. S. Fry 1 & !3ons, Ld., Bristol

vvard, m.a., -ai.o ,- Key. Fr. G. Byrne, Horlick’s Malted Milk Co., Ld.

s.j., Professbr f. Foster, m.a., : B. Godfrey Phillips, Ld., Lond., Cigarettes

Wylie Crescent Manufacturing Co., Seattle

InstructorsH-Lom Kow • Kwong, b.a., (Baking Powder, Coffee, etc.)

Ma Tsong Chnng,;'B.a:< R. D. Yen, Golden State Co.. Ld., San Francisco

b.a., Jerome M. S. Lau, c'.T., Wml K. (Evaporated Milk, etc.)

S. Mok. e.r., Looi Cheo Eng, Chau Slazenger’s Ld.

Kwong lu, Tsang Koon Kook, i The London Varnish & Enamel Co., Ld.

Charles1 Chau, Wong Kum Cheong, (Special Representative—P. E. W.

Kwan Ping; Shun, Tai Hook Fung . Smith)

Department of Commerce Jenson 4s Nicholson, Ld. Paints

Dean—M. S. Phoon^ b.c., bii.b., s.p.A.i. (Special

v

Representative—P. F. W.

Lecturers—W. Y. H. Hongslirig, m.a., Smith)'

PH.B.,: R: C. H. Limi; B.A., 'LL.B.,

Richard Shim, b.a., W. T. Sullivan, Page 1072-1073

Selwyn1 Wu, b.a., W. A. Shea, C. L. %j || A? wo

Shank, c.E., A. L. Hew,' E.E4 m.a.,

C. J. Church, L. J. Cave, H. Herman, Jardine, IVSatheson & Co., Ltd.,

T. S. Lee, L. Kotewall, T. F. Wong : General Merchants—14 to 18, Pedder

Instructors—Hamilton L. Mars, M.sc., ! Street; TeJeph. 30311; Cable Ad: Jardine

d.c.s., c.p.a., R. A. J. Mullarkey, c.a., B.D.F. Beith, mang. director (S’hai.)

m.i.c.s., J. P. Cooper, b.a., b.com.?; J. J. Paterson, director (Hongkong)

Yu Chih Fu, b.a., (Ecomomics), R. Mein Austin, do. (on leave)

J. Lau R. E. Coxon, 1 do. do.

W. J. Keswick do. (Shanghai)

Page 1051 A. B. Stewart, signs per pro. (H’kong)

H. F. Scudamore, do. (Yokohama)

& M ± H 4* R. Gordon, do. (Tientsin)

F. A. Pollock, do. (Shanghai)

Fletcher & Co. Ltd.*," (The Pharmacy), F. C. Hall, do. (Hongkong)

Chemists, Druggists, Patent Medicine, W. S. Dupree, do. (Hankow)

Surgical Instruments, Perfumes and F. P. Lachlan, do. pf(Shanghai)

Photographic Supplies, Venders and

Commission Agents—Asiatic Building, Staff

26, . Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. Book Office

20345 , A. Murdoch

Directors—Leung Chak Tsun (chair- R. J. D. C. Grieve

man), T. W. Fok (managing director) (on leave) I R. M. G. da Silva

Chemist—J. R. Suiter (manager) A. H. Chambers [ V. M, Nunes

Secretary--Tse Ping Lun A. S. Gomes j B. M. Viera

XXVI % ADDENDA(HONGKONG)

Correspondence Office m P. B. Kidby

MissF. B. MacFadyen E. L. McDougall

Mrs. L. M. Hast I A.M.daSilva Yew Ah Kow, compradore

Miss E. B. Blackburn | G. A. Bibeiro Taipeh

Import Department , C. S. Hayley, agent

W. Brackenridge L. G. Frost T. J. Remedios

M. L. Railton F. F. A. Dunnett General Managers

A. B. J. White H. Gittens Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., Ld.

Insurance Department Canton Insurance Office, Ld.

F. C. Hall Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld.

T. R. MacDonald Agents for

A. G. Gordon C: L. Rocha

P. L. Leefe F. Laurel The “Glen” Line, Ld.

I. G. Allison A. A. Olaes Royal Mail Steam Packet Co., Owners

H. W. M. Dulley E. E. Osmund of the “Shire” Line of Steamers

Miss M. G. F. M. Pereira Asiatic Steam Navigation Co., Ld.

Groundwater J. B. Pomeroy American and Cuban S.S. Line, Inc.

J. Baptista A. L. Y. Remedies West Australian Steam Nav. Co., Ld.

C. A. de J V> F. A. Ribeiro Triton Insurance Co., Ld.

Ribeiro A. C. Silva Alliance Assurance Co., Ld.

G. A. Carvalho M. Silva Eastern Insurance Co., Ld.

C.M.C.V. Ribeiro A. L. Rocha Guardian Assurance Co., Ld.

Property Office Queensland Insurance Go., Ld.

Bankers’ and Traders’ Insec. Co., Ld.

R. J. D. C. Grieve (on leave) Atlas Assurance Co., LcL

A. H. Chambers Ewo Cotton Mills, Ld.

Produce Department Horrockses, Crewdson & Co,, Ld.

A. Urquhart Shanghai & Hongkew Wharf Co., Ld.

A. H. Din nan | Miss I. E. Rogers Bombay-Burmah Trading Corpn., Ld.

Indo-China Shipping Dept. Nobel’s Explosives Co., Ld.

P. Tod British and Chinese Corporation, Ld.

N. L. H. Railton (on leave) (Joint Agents)

Peugeot et Cie., Pont-de-Reide

W. B. Cornaby F. O. Butler North Borneo Trading Co., Ld.

J. H. Keswick Miss E. Q’Hagan “Rexine” Leather Cloth

G. Puncheon A. F. Osmund Kaijima Shogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

B.L.W. Dunnett J. P. Xavier The Erasmic Co., Ld.

(on leave) Mrs. A.S. Osmund White Horse Distilleries Ld.

Indo-China Books Staatsmijnen in Limberg

A. C. Wilcox (on leave) I Me Ewan Younger, Ld., Edinburgh

E. A. Griffiths R A. A. dos Melrose, Drover Ld., Leith

A. A. Martin | Remedios Otard Dupuy &^Cq., Cognac

Ocean Shipping Charles Marchant,. Glasgow

W. D. Fiddes Wilson Shanghai Dock & Engineering Co., Ld.

H. J. V. K. Stevenson (on leave)

H. M. Remedios | Miss Nunes Pagq; 1032

Marine Superintendent’s Office

Capt. D. Skinner, marine supt. Lee & Co., Joseph Si, Monumental Mason,

Capt. W. A. Baleh, acting assist, do.

W. Sanderson, supt. engineer ; Suppliers of Granite and Marble'—10,

Morrison Hill Road; Teleph. 21511

F. F. Clarke, actg. asst. do.

G. Y. Osmund | Mrs. Remedios

Canton Page 1102

A. E. Smith

R. D. Baptista Pharmacy, The, (Fletcher & Co., Ltd),

R. T. Crow, wharf supt. Chemists and Druggists and Dealers

in Toilet Requistes—Asiatic Building,

Foochow : Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 20345

J. Helbling, agent and tea inspector Directors—Leupg Chak Tsun (chair-

F. A. Gomes | S; T. Ding' man), T. W. F6k (managing director)

Swatowj

Chemist—J. R. Suiter (manager)

W. H. Tindal King Secretary—Tse Ping Lun

ADDENDA (EPKONG., ENGINEERING, MACAO, BANGKOK AND S. S.) xxyii

Page 1118 dering, Sifting, etc.—Union Building;

P. O. Box 236; Cable Ad: Uniwash,

Swan, Culbertson & Fritz:—Investment Singapore

Bankers and Brokers in Securities and H. Foster, signs per pro.

Commodity Futures—Asia Life Build-

ing, 3rd. Floor, 14, Queen’s Road; Teleph. Brown & Co., Ltd., George—P. O. Box

27253; Cable Ad: Swanstock. Offices— 250; Cable Ad: Fifer, Penang

Swan, Culberfcson & Fritz, Shanghai

and New York Page 1153

Members of New York Cotton Ex-

change Hindhede & Co., Ltd.—Bukit Timah;

Members of National Raw Silk Ex- P. O. Box 276; Cable Ad: Naiti,

change Inc., New York Singapore

Members of The Rubber Exchange

of New York, Inc. MACAO

Members of The National Metal Ex-

change, Inc., New York Page 1173

Members of Chicago Board of Trade

Chang Pak Tung, Merchant and Com-

Page 1119 mission Agent—5, Rua dos Colonos,

P. O. Box 16; Teleph. Auto. 2382.

Taikoo Chinese Navigation Co., Ltd.— Agencies:

Butterfield and Swire (John Swire and Heung On Insurance Co., Ltd.

Sons Ltd.)—Agents Batavia Sea & Fire Insurance Co.,

Ltd.

Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance Co.,

Page 1120 Ltd.

» M i& * Tai Tcoo tong fong BANGKOK

Tajkoo Sugar Refining Co., Ltd.—

Quarry Bay, Shaukiwan Road Page 1248

Butterfield & Swire (John Swire &

Sons, Ltd.), general agents Moona Yousuf Saiboo Marican (M.Y.S.

A. R. H. Phillips, manager Marican), Woollen, Silk and Cotton

G. W. Tate, assist, manager Piece-Goods Merchant and Commission

D. W. Humej chief engineer Merchant—896-898, Watkoh Street

D. H. Clark, chief chemist

J. F. Anderson N. Drummond Asiatic Petroleum Co., (Siam) Ltd., (In-

W. Arnott J. Ferguson corporated in England), Importers of

D. Austin C. B. Matthews Fuel Oils, Lubricating Oils and Grease,

T. C. Barclay H. McKechnie Kerosene, Motor Spirit, Mineral Tur-

E. Beck H. A. Meffan pentine, Candles, Petroleum Jelly and

G. E. Brown J. Mitchell Asphalt 0- Bantawi, Bangkok; Siam;

J. S . Canney F. L. Parton Teleph. Office 5506 and 5507, Bangkok

R. F. Clark W. P. Seath Installation 6480; Cable Ad: Petroatic,

W. Coe James Sloan and Naman (Siamese); Codes: A.B.C. 5th

B. T.Cunningham T. F. Stainton edn., Bentley’s (with Oil Supplement)

J. Donnell J. Waid and A.P. Co’s. Private

A. Dransfield H. Wilson G. B. Adams, branch representative

ENGINEERING SECTION STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

MALAYA Page 1258

Page 1155

Government Monopolies, Opium, Li-

quors and Tobacco -- Singapore,

Baker Perkins, Ltd., Makers of Machi- Cable Ad: Monopoly

nery and Ovens for:—Biscuits, Bakery, Supdt., S.S.—W. E. Pepys

Sweets and Chocolates, Soap and Laun- Senior Assist. Supdt., Singapore—J.

dry, Chemical Plant, Wrapping and J. Warren

Packing, Masticating, Grinding, Pow- Assist. Supdt,, Penang—S. G. H. Leyh

XXYIII £Dl)ENl>A (STRAITS SETTLEItlENTS)

Head of ^rpyenjtiy^ ^'e^vipej', $iiig'a- Pathological Branch—

pore—Tl. W. Fhear Government , Pathologist—J. G.

Chief Acqc^intant —;JV, C.,h?^8®sj Tull’, mId./ c.m.' m.r.c.p.

A.C.A. Bsicteriblogist—H!1, .0. Hopkins,

H S^niqr Assist;Accjb.j Singapore—E. r, M.R.C-S., L.R.p.P. , {.

’ CbXvjA^j^A. —jIjS, mlddQ Assistant, Pathologists—C. Subra-

Senior"Assist. Acct., Penang—rs. “M. manyam, l.m.s., Tham Ying

Kennedy, a.c.a. Khow, L.M.S.

Page 1259—1261 Health' Branch— '

Chief Health OfEcey—F. B. Bay-

Medical Department, S.S. ‘ era, M.D., D.PH.

SingaporeT General—1 Health Officer, Quarantine—N. G.

Cooper, m.Dv,! ciM.

Director or' Medical and Health Lady Health Officer, Schools—0.

Services, 'S.'S!—O. J..; Wilson., H. Duke’ m.B:, d.pA.

M.A., M.D. Health Officer, dl Bural—B. G.

,Dy. Director of Medical and Spink, m.b.,-D.ph.

Health Services, ^.SjS. — (Ya- Health Officer, Port—W, DCruz,

cant),. . D. pitzgerald,, B.A., l.

m.d. (acting) , Deputy Health Officer^ Bural—P.

Secretary, eto, ; Director—J. W. C. Fernandez,_l.m.s.

Iloflin Assistant Health Officer, Schools

Accountant, Medical Department, —S. Sinnadorai, l.m.s.

S.S.-^E. A. Joy, a:c,a. Assistant Health Officer, Port—J.

College of Medicine— U. Karunaratne, l.m.s.

Principal—'G. VrAlIen, m.d. Health Sister—I. v M. ,M— Sim

Professor ; of Physiology—J. R. mohs

Kay-Mouat, m.b., ch.b., d.ph. Chief Sanitary Inspector—H;; S.

Professor of Medicine^B. B. Hopkins

Hawes, .m.r.c.p. Lady iSuperintendent, Quarantine

Professor of Midwifery—J. S. Station—G. D. Frost :

English, m.d. Social Hygiene Branch— .

Professor of Anatomy—J. G. nar- Chief Medical Officer—B. W. C.

rower, m.b.', cH.b., d.sc.' Kelly, M.R.o.s., L-rIcip: '

Professor of , Surgery—K. Blacfe, Assistant Medical Officers—Tan

F.R.c.s. / Eng Han, l.m.s.,' S. D. Gunati-

Professor of Bacteriology—W. A. laka, l.m.s., Ooi iKehg (Lok, l.m.

Youngj ,m.b. s., S. Kanagalihgam, L.R.C.P. &

Professor, of Bio-Chemistry—J. S., L.R.F.P. & s.

H Rosed ale, ph.dj, d.sc.

Professor of Clinical Surgery—B. Hospitals & Dispensaries—

M. Johns, F.R.c.s. ' Chief Medical Offioer-»-W. M.

Professor of Biology—B, A. R. Chambers, m.d.

Gater, m.a., (Dip. Agric. Senior Surgeon—O. J: Smith,

. Professor of Dental Surgery—E. F.R.C.S. jr

K. Tratman, b.dIs. Badiologist—J. S. Webster, d.m.

Janitor—J. A. Spencer E.E.

Assistant in , Phy§iology--K. C. Anaesthetist—E, B. Murrell, m.a.,

Ghosh, l.m.s. M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., B.CHIR.

Assistant in Bio-Chemistry-t—O.' J. Medical Officers-—S. Winstedt,

Oliveiro, l.m.s m.

Assistant in Pathology—T. Bala- m-R.c.s., l.r.c.p., J. W. Win-

singham, l.m.s. chester, M.D., CH.B., W. G.

Assistant in Anatomy—B. C. Eyaus, m!b„. : b.ch., M;R-c.s.,

Ochlers, -l.m.s. l.r.c.p., N. H., Lowther,| m:.b.,

Assistant in Baicteri^logy—N. K. j b.ch., B.^ SheHey, , m-K-CS-S-,

Sen, M.ii.' b.s. l.r.c.p.,, m.ij.b.s., Y, H. (Norris,

Assistant in Biology—A. A. San- l.

dosham, l.m.s. * m.

ADDMj^q (STRAITS, SETTLEMENTS) XXIX

Medical and Health. . Oilers ]Deputy..Medical Officer—G. f*. Tei-

—E. V. Luppirian, ' m.b.c.s., •..cestery l.m.s. , 1

W J, E.^ Phillips, m.b., Assistant Medical Officer;— Lee

K

ffik-T-h 'W- „ * ,j . Kek Soon, l.m.s..

ji!l,Dj1E.',^M1^038' Matron, Class L—H. F1.. Priestfey •

j;' ,M.E,.C:.S.., L.R'.aP., .P,. Vl/Yal- Penang; General-

' 'tingshaw, m.b., L

,., Chief Me dica.l:;. wOffiogivtlH. G.

x.ai;wij-C. p.,

Holdbroofe,.. b,m.d...

ajCi.,' ch.b., J. M-avA} . SLPwson,

m.b., 'GH.Bi/'t iD: H., MabPherson, Pathological Branch-^.

• M.a,r;CH.B.,)' B.aci,-® TTDriseoll, j Pathologist—J. A. CoWari, m.b.,

ie WiB.’iVf -Eieui}ivRiki Q?‘ ■} b.s.

Deputy' Medical Offi'cers-riK. C. j •Assistant Pathologist- -L. S. Da

Siuha,,.L.M:S/ '(ChipUtt^,),.' E. W.! Silva, l.m,s,/).

'D’e 'GrUZ,- l'.m.Sij'' Health Branch—

Assistant ' Medical Officers—Lau! Spnior . . Health Officer—J-J W.

Peck Hiopg) vit.MvxS'v!,. N. ' Rasdah,! ’ Scharff, m. b. , ch. b. , d. pa/

L M^A,.,p. EwPerffim. km-sJ, W.! Health- Officer- J. . II. S.trahan,

A.. ''BaThetchet,.. TBEari- j M B., CH.B.j D.PH.

’ d4;s,;'L.M.s>, %ir velj^jarpyj L.M.s.,j Senior Deputy Health Ojffiper—P.

ft. App.ajr-aj.Qp;, L-fMjs.v..S:jW. Pon-| M. Mehta,; l.m.s. _•

nappaisii®.eJil Ess;,:S.m.s., j Deputy Health Officer—H. R,.-STSa-

L.S.C.P. & S., L.E.F.P. & S., L.M. j

Hannah Tan, l.m.s., C. E. j 1 ravahamuthu, l.m.s.

Smith, . l.m.s., Gr. Rjimalingam, | Assistant Health Officer—S. Ra-

ir.Mv's.,, A. If'/. A;^;lJenkins,/ l.aLs. ! sa,hayagam, l.m.'s,

Health, 'Sister—E/ W. Daryille

^ssi^tant •. Meidjp^ .QmgersTr^Apdul |

,). ; Suinat B. H. ;Pagak, b.m.s-, On | •.dhief. Sanitary Inspejetor—-J. S.

Kok Rbo,;:L/M.-«li B.: H, Sheares, j dp Vi 1 tiers

;'L.M.8i., ^E^'-.S. /Monteirc) . E.m.s.,1 Penang; - Social Hygiene' Branch—

R. G. Gunatilaka, l.m.s., Ben-| Assistant Medical Officer—V. K.

jamin Chew“‘L.M.s., S. L. Oeh-1 Thambipillai, l.m.s. -

,, lers, l.m.s,., Chee Chin Hai, Hospitals- & Dispensaries

’M.B., B.s.: (Ho'h.gkon.g), B. it. I Surgeon—J. W.1 Adams; P/R.c.s.

’. Srhen^vasan,t.’ii.s, Medical Officers—J. G:—Carson,

Secretary., General Hospital—H. I m.b., ch.b.., H.. B. C. Wallace,

L. Soskiirg, , m.b. , ch.b.V^E. Morris, m.b.,

. Disperising.',Cheimist—T. Roebuck i ch.b., D.PH., A. H. Lpwther,

Dental Officer .— JV M. . Qoutts, M.B., CH.B.

L.D.S. Deputy Medical Officers ttt., H.

Dentaf Mechanic—G. H, Stephens1 Mehta, l.m.s., S. Mohamed Ba-

Matron, General Hospital — R. boo, L.M.S.

‘ Fhhoiilhet' , Assistaut Medical Officers — R.

Matt-bn,.' Clas'gi T.—M... 'A-. ($• Law - Lettehmanasamy, l.M:'S.', . J^ee

Mbtydris, (ii^sis IT—K. M. Hill, A.| .King Soon, l.m:sv. Gob. Kok

Jones Kee, l.m.s., d.p.h., S. Vi ’Murthy,

Maternity Hospital, Kandang Kerbaui—! l.m.s., J. ErSeevaratnam, l.m.s.,

Assistant Medical Officer—A. M. R. K. Ppnniah, l.m.s.,- Chong

D’Cgtta, vL.MvS.J, M.R.C.g.,^ L.R.CLpJ Tat Seong, l.m.s., Tan Hor Kee,

' L.B.C.P. & S. , r L.B.F.P. &i sl j ’. i.M. I l.m.s., N. H. Perera,. l.m.s.,: A.

Matron, Class IX.—M. Gar row Somasundram, l.m.s.,' Au Kee

Mental Hospital— , Kee Hock; l.m.s.

Medical Superintendent—E. R. Matron, Class L—C. Reid

Stone, m.b., .b.oh., , M.B,rc/S., . Matron, Class II.—V. Wallis

c.p. '' !

Assistant Medical Superintendent Maternity Hospital—

B. P, jflome, ^jji.p.pt,/. l a.c.s.,! Matron, Class II.—E. M. Howes-

L.E.F.P.. & S. Roberts .

XXX ADDENDA (SINGAPORE)

Leper Settlement, Pulau Jerejak— Page 1270

Deputy Medical Officer—K. V.

Yeerasingham, l.m.s. Advertising and Publicity Bureaur

Lady Superintendent — H. Gilmour Ltd., The—Meyer Chambers, Raffles

Malacca: General— Place; Teleph. 6668; Cable Ad: Toadvert.

Chief Medical Officer—R. B. Mac- Head Office: St. George’s Building,

Gregor, M.B., CH.B. Hongkong

Mrs. B. Thompson, managing director

Pathological Branch— C, J. Church, do.

Deputy Pathologist—J. R. Jacob, S. C. Lynton, manager

L. M.S. Miss E. Schaerer, art director

Health Branch— Mrs. N. S. Hogan, secretary stenog.

Health Officer—R. F. Pinson, B. L. Heytman, accounts dept.

M. B.C.S., L.R.C.P., F. M. Boudewyn

D.P.H.

Deputy Health Officer — D. C. Y. M. Lam, copy-writer

Richards, l.m.s. Lee Yong Teck, Clerk

Assistant Health Officer—W. A. Agents in Malaya for\—

Nicholas, l.m.s.

Health Sister—A. McNeill Directory and Chronicle of

China, Japan, Malaya, etc.

Social Hygiene Branch— Published by Hongkong Daily

Assistant Medical Officer — iS. Press, Ltd., Hongkong

Thambipillai, l.m.s. Rita-a lite Electric Signs

Hospitals &; Dispensaries—

Medical Officer—A. E. Bruhn

M.B.C.S., L.R.C.P., D.P.H.

Senior Deputy Medical Officer—A. Aldens’ Successors (Eastern), Ltd.,.

Merchants—Godown No. 6, Teluk Ayer

C. Dutta, l.m.s. (Calcutta) Reclamation; Teleph. 5838; Cable Ad:

Assistant Medical Officers—F. X. Aldens; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns.,

Oliveiro, l.r.c.p. & s., l.r.f.p. & Bentley’s and Broomhall’s

s., Chong Siong Joon, l.m.s., M. C. G. Mawson, managing director

Doraisingham, l.m.s.

Labuan—

Medical Officer—J. jE. MacMahon,

B.A., m.b. , B.CH. Allen & Gledhill, Advocates, Solicitors

and Notaries Public—22a, Raffles Place

(and at Malacca and Muar, Johore);

SINGAPORE Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Broom-

hall’s and Bentley’s

Richard Page, b.a. (Oxon.), partner

Page 1269 E. A. Steven S; partner

D. K. Waiters, do.

Abdeen & Co., Ltd. (Established 1914), :W. Munro, M.A-, ll.b. (Glasgow)

Merchants, Translators, Brokers & L. H. Chidson, b.a. (Cantab.)

Commission Agents—Cable Ad: Ab- F. G. Charlesworth, b.a. (Cantab.)

deen; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s E. Thornton-Jones, b.a. (Cantab.)'

and Private. F. R. Massey, b.a. (Liverpool)

A. Abdeen, e.e.f., mgr. (signs the

firm)

Page 1271

Abdeen, H., Translator, Broker and'

Commission Agents—Cable Ad: Egyp-; American Express Co., Inc.—

tian,' Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., and (Incorporated in U.S.A.) International

Private Travel, Banking and Shipping—1,

Collyer Quay, Gable “Amexco”; Codes:

Page 1296 Bentley’s & Private; Telephs. 3444 and

3660

Goodrich & Co. (S.S.), Ltd., (Crude Rub-; William S. Pool, manager

ber Division). Merchants—Union Bldg.; M. C. Elliott, assist, travel dept.

Teleph. 5865 J. M. Pardew, do.

M. A. Cheek, managing director A. P. Jodhi, chief plerk

H. C. Bugbee, director and secretary K. Kim Leong, teller

ADDENDA (SINGAPORE) XXXI

Page 1272 Bee Hu at & Co., General Merchants,

Commission Agents, etc. —121, Beacn

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (Straits Settle- Road; Teleph. 7807; Cable Ad: Beehuat;

ments), Ltd., The, (Incorporated in Codes: A.B.C. 5th and Bentley’s

England)—St. Helen’s Court, Collyer Agents for

Quay; Cable Ad: Petroatic; Codes: A.B.

C. 5th edn., Bentley’s (with Oil Supple- Socony-Vacuum Corporation

ment) Scott’s and A.P. Co’s. Private

H. Wylly, representative

E. N. C. Wollerton, asst. do. Page 1280

Page 1274 Brossard Mopin, Malaya, Ltd. (Incor-

porated in the Straits Settlements),

Civil Engineers, Reinforced Concrete

ASSOCIATIONS & SOCIETIES Specialists and General Contractors—

Singapore Sailors’ Institute—Anson French Bank Buildings, Raffles Place

Road; Teleph. 365; Cable Ad: Sailors, Telephs. 6369 (Office), 2240 (Store), 4777

Codes: A.B.C. and Bentley’s (Joinery Workshop); Cable Ad: Brosex-

Patron—H.E. The Governor ploi; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns.,

Chairman—Master Attendant, S.S. Bentley’s, Cogef, Lugagne and Private

Committee—Inspr.-Gen. of Police, S.S., J. Dupontet, c.e., e.p.z., managing

C. E. Wurtzburg, G. de Havilland, divisional engr. and secty.

H. Butcher, (Chairman. Singapore P. Patrouilleau, E. Richter and J.

Harbour Board), Capt. A. E. Ure Wagner, asssistants

and Archdeacon of Singapore P. Jackao, chief draughtsman

Chairman—Capt. G. H. Frey berg, W. Zollikofer, accountant

O.B.E., R.N.

Supt.—Capt. O. S. Abraham Page 1281

Clerk—N. M. Haroon

Secretary—Lim Ah Kwee

Admiralty Charts, ,&c.—Chart Depot, Campbell & Co., John G., Advocates and

Sailors’ Institute Solicitors—8, Raffles Place; Telephs.

Manager—Capt. 0. S. Abraham 5956-7; Cable Ad: Cambell; Codes: A.B.C.

Clerk—N. M. Haroon 5th and 6th edns., Bentley’s complete

Sailors’ Institute Nautical Academy phrase, Broomhall’s Imperial Combina-

Principal—Capt. O. S. Abraham tion (Rubber edn.)

Chaplain, Mission to Seamen John G. Campbell (enrolled Law

Rev. Cyril Brown, b.a. Agent, Scotland), advocate and

solicitor, partner

C. P. Burke (barrister-at-law),

Page 1276 advocate and solicitor

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Cor-

poration—Collyer Quay; Cable Ad: Page 1282

Pacific

W. Hay, acting manager Change Alley Rubber Communication

C. Holland, acting sub-manager Office, Rubber Brokers and Market

C. Farnworth, actg. accountant Reporters—14a, Change Alley; Telephs.

C. H. Eldridge, actg. sub-account. ; 7532, 7534 and 7536

J. B. Stewart D. A. Campbell Lim Leong Geok, president

A. H. Matthews B. P. Massey Lee Poh Hood, Gwee Peng Kwee

W, W. Rae A. E. J. Partridge and Yeo Boon Yat, rubber broker

L. H. Thorn R. C. Olive

W. J. McConnell L. J. A. Feilden

D. W. Mortlock E. A. Matthews Page 1283

Page 1278 Chop Chye Hin, Timber Merchants,

Steam - Sawmillers, Land and Estate

Bell & Co., Sharebrokers—32, Raffles Owners—416, Beach Road; Teleph. 7878;

Place; Teleph. 6920; Cable Ad: Bellco; Cable Ad: Cbyehin.

Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th and 6th Tan Chian, sole proprietor

M. B. Bell Tan Beng Kee, manager

D. Jacobs Tan Beng Thong, collector

XXXII ADDENDA (SINGAPORE)

Branches Hon. Secretary—J. H. Addis “

• Chap ■ Sin Chyei Hin — 46, Padahg Hon. Treasurer—W. H. Lait

Jeriugau off Kallang Road, S’apore Cbmfmttee—W. P. Douglas, A. Bar-

Teong Hin & Co.—Amoy ron,; H. Irving Jones'and 'W. Y

Hin Leong & Co.—Kemaman, Treng- | v SemplA

ganu

Sam Hin Chan—IS/JMosque Street, Page1!^,^’,'

Malacca

: Singapore Turf Club .-

Chairman—R. Page

Page 1283 Secretary—A. H. Todd

Assist. Secretary—P. S. Laingt 7:

H Committee—H.J. Fougere, L.J. Hayes,,

O.P. Griffith-Jones, Dr. P.S. Hunter,

Chop Hiap Bee Saw Mill, Timber E. S. Manasseh and R. Williamson

Merchant, Import, Export, Tongkang

Owner and Commission Agent. Stocks

carried of all kinds of Timber—226, Page 1286

Lavender Street; Teleph. 2229; Cable CONSULATES V /

Ad: Hiapbee Italy—60/66, Orchard Road

Cheong Chwee Puan, proprietor

* Tan Eng Choon and Cheong Ee Acting Consul—RJ F. Marchisio

Thuan, managers ,

Netherlands —■ K. 1 P. M,’ Chambers

Page 1284 Teleph. 6073;'Cable Ad: Hollandia

Consul-Gen’l.'—W. A. A. M. Daniels

Consul—H. M- J. Fein

#1 n Chancellor—Th. van Haelen

m m m m m m #

S

CfiTE Hin Sawmills, Exporters of David, J. B., Broker, Mine and Estate

Malayan Timber—416, Beach Road; Owner —^ 10, Malacca Street; Teleph.

Teleph. 7878; Cable Ad: Chyehin;’ 7968; Cable Ad: David; Codes; A.B.C. 5th

Codes used: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s and Private

edn. Branches: Singapore, Malacca,

Kemaman, and Amoy

Tan Chian, sole proprietor

Tan Beng Kee, manager Deeming, William L., Merchant & Agent;

Representing Wallace D. Hawkes, 168,

Regent Street, London W. 1—42, Raffles

Chambers; Cable Ad: Meamaye; Codes

Page 1284 i used A.B.C. and Bentley’s

St. Andrew’s Cathedral

Bishop of Singapore—Rt. Rev. B. C. Page 1289

Roberts, m.a. , ,

Archdeacon—Rev. Graham White, East Indies Trading Co., Ltd., Import

M.A. ; and Export Merchants i—Godown 6,

Registrar—Rev. R. Richards, m.a. j Teluk Ayer Reclamation; Teleph. 2905;

Wardens—Dr. C. C. Gilmour, and j Cable Ad:. Stanelco; Codes Bentley’s,

H. M. Perreau j A.B.C. 6th edn. t

Hon. Secretary—G. Neubronner

Page 1291

Page 1284 Edgar Brothers Ltd., (Incorporated in

| Straits Settlements), General Merchants,

Keppel Golf Club Import & Export—42 and 44, The Ar-

President—G. W. A. Trimmer ! cade; Branches: Manchester, Sourabaya

Vice-do. —J. R. Wiggs ; and Bangkok

Captain—J. M. A. Lowson Martin Edgar, director

Vice-do.—J. Hodgins George Edgar, do.

ADpE^DA/ (^GAPORE) xxxjii

Page (gftflH g) loir’ . Agents and Insurance Agents—.Charter-

ed Bank Chambers, Singapore, and at

Eng ’A'tfN ToNfe!.LTD.;’‘’Mk.xiuf^ciurerk;' of Kuala,. Lunipur, Think * Anson and

Ti^ef; Batm—TheTiger Mfe'dicatl Hall, Penang. . Lop^ph Ofiices: ,1-4, Great

'85-87-89j Neil Ad:: Hawpair

: : Towpr Sltreet, E.C. 3. Cable, Ad: Barkers;

Maikagiiig'; pir^tors—:A w Boon Hay iCodesj Broomhairs (Bpbber e

and Aw' Boon P&!r tley’s, A.B.C. (5th etlii.), Western Pinion

and Private;,

IL B. 'E. l.iakeV director ‘

Page 1293 - H. Q.,'Peake, Bio. ,

W. E.‘ ;WaTlis, ' do. :

Federal Bubber Stamp Cot, Booksellers, (jrf,AvP.otts,^; .Bigns per pro;-! '

Stationers ' and Newsagent's—'Sf, Baffles F. B. Hprridgfe * 'A w-i

Placfe; Tdle'^h: Ad;: ‘Yulbanite J. E. Kipg, , do..

■ Ang Chai Ban, acting niaiiager W. BACruickshank, do., ''

Sun Ho Sai, assistant '' I). B,' I far per, I , H. W. Morgan

W. LI Iv'itserow , f /-' F. J.pK'emlp,

Page 1294 ' aail Agemiesj'-ixM •

' ComrheToia'lPJhlon Assur.Cb;PjdpMar.)

FowliE & Bla.ck, Drs<^i. Ph'^sieians- /and Boyal Exchange Assurance. r(Maiine)

Surgeons—11, Batteryfload : Tele,ph. 2207 Atlas Assurance Co., Ld. (Fire)

1V1. C, lla?n,< m.b., cii.B., partner American Assurance Co. (Eire):;

E. Glenny, E.R.p.Si, ,, ,, , > do. Ocean Accident and Guar. Corpn., Ld.

Page 1^96 Page 129.8

Getz Bros. St Co., Importers and Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd., Merchants—

Exporters—53, Bobinson Boad; Teleph. Begistered Office: Baffles Chambers-;

5041; Cable Ad: Getz Cable Ad: Katz. Branches at: Penang,

Lester L. Goodman Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok and

O. D. May . Medan (Sumatra). ■ London: Henry,

Waugh & Co., Ltd., Port of London

'Authority Building, 1-2, Pepys Street,

Spgthing Lane, E.C. 3.

Goodyear Orient Co., Ltd,, The, Ke- Hamburg , Agerits-jjKatz Export and

prefcontatives of The Goodyear Tire and Import Gesellschaft m.b.H.

Bubber Cbi—K. P.M. Building (4th floor); H. Waugh, London attorney.

Cable Ad: Finlor; Code: Bentley’s L. E. Slowe, chairman and managing

C. A. Yining, acting mang. director, director (Penang)

Teleph*.-;6400': E. Beinmanii, 1). M. Doig and O.

F. D. Harrison, director and secretary, Strobbl, directors

Teleph. .2826 L. A. Davies, signs per pro.

H. G. Bogers, warehouse manager, J. P. Learney, signs per pro.

Teleph. 6678 E. Wrigley-; ' do.

: S. E, Travis, do.

Page 1297 T. I). Paphett

W. L. Kin loch d E. D. Smith

Hammer & Co., Ltd., W., Water Suppliers W. A. Beilinson | C. C. Oehlers

—B, Fullerton Boad; Teleph. 6218; Cable

Ad: Hammer”, Code: A.B.C. 5thedn. Page 1299

P. B. Purvis, acting manager

G. H. Johnson | J. G. Stewart Hooglandt & Co. (Established 1860),

Derrick & Co., secretaries, Hongkong Merchants and Commission Agents—

Bank Chambers 117-121, Market Street; Telephs. 5326-8;

Cable Ad: Hooglandt; Codes used: A.B.C.

5th and 6tn, Bentley’s, and Bentley’s

Page 1298 ;i Second, Broomhall’s ana Birchwood

W. H. Diethelm, partner (Zurich)

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Import W. H. Leuthold, do. (Singapore)

and Export Merchants,Managing Agents J. G- W Kiela, aigns per pro.

and Secretaries for Estate, Mining and J. A. F. Alo 1 A. Wernli

IndustrialJ Companies, Kubber Selling J. Schedlor I O. Dreesman

xxxiv ADDENDA (SINGAPORE)

Page 1300 Green; Teleph. 5451 (5 lines); Cable Ad:

Pg,ketvaart; Codes; A.B.C. 5th and 6th

Huttenbach, Lazakus & Sons, Ltd., Mer- edn., Bentley’s Complete and Bentley’s

chants and General Agents—Head Office: Second Phrase. Scott’s (10 edn.) K.P.M.

21, Beach Street, Penang; Cable Ad: Private Code. Head Offices; Batavia

Habiture. Branches:- Singapore, Ipoh Centrum, Java, Amsterdam (Holland)

and Kuala Lumpur H. G. Takken, agent

H. M. Sellar, director (London) R. Pronk, sub-agent

J. M. Sime, do. (Singapore) Genl. Freight and Transhipment Dept.

H. S. Russell, do. . (Penang) A van Bochove, A. A. Frankenhuis,

H. Dove, do. do. G. H. Stroobach, J. W. van de

H. H. Markham, signs per pro. Stadt, C. J. Levie and A. Bakker

G. G. Lewis, do. Inward and Outward Cargo and Claim

A. M. Easson, c.A., accountant Department

C. Fittock I. M. Kievit

New York Agents—Bush & Lintell, 26, Passage and Tourism Department

Stone Street, New York A. A. Steegstra I L. E. Schneiders

London Agents—Shaw Darby & Co., G. van der Sande | Miss N. Macleod

Ltd., Winchester House, Old Broad

Street, London, E.C. 2 Outdoor Department

W. A. J. Vrootn | A. A, Monti

Page 1301 Accounts Department

H. H. Laseur • | A. G.Boehmer

E. S. Isaac, & Co., Import-Export Merchant Providoring Department

and Manufacturers’ Agents—6, Malacca P. van Lenning

Street; Telephs. 1433 and 2634; Cable Engineering Department

Ad: Isaacnco Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., A. A. Deelder, J. L. van der Meeren-

Bentley’s and Private donk, J. van Heuven

Page 1302 Page 1304

Judah & Co., S. J., Merchants and Com- Langkawi Marble, Ltd., Marble Mer-

mission Agents—Cable Ad: Judah; Code: chants and Quarry Owners—Registered

A.B.C. 5th edn. Office: 10, Malacca Street; Cable Ad:

Poeloe Loemoet Rubber Estate (Kari- Permata; Codes: Bentley’s & Private

moen Islands), proprietors Quarries — Pulau Dayang Bunting,

Langkawi Islands, Kedah and Ipoh,

Page 1302 Perak

Kelly & Walsh, Ltd., Publishers,

Printers, Bookbinders, Booksellers,

Stationers and Newsagents—32, Raffles Lee & Co., C. M. (Chin Meng Kong See),

Place Importers and Exporters, Photographic

A. E. Glover, managing director Wholesalers*-39, High Street; Teleph.

(Shanghai) 6389; Cable Ad: Sarastudio; Codes: used;

A. W. Burkhill, director (Shanghai) A.B.C. 5th and 6tb edns. and Bentley’s;

J. H. Searle, do. Manufacturer’s Representative

A. J. Waller, (Shanghai) C. M. Lee, proprietor

A. S. de Jesus, secretary

G. H. Davis, manager Agents for

A. C. Knaggs Mimosa Photo Plates Papers & Films

C. C. Meredith

Selling Agents Page 1304

Directory and Chronicle of

China, Japan, Malaya, etc. Lewis & Peat (Singapore), Ltd., Rubber

Acme Code Co., 93, Front Street, Brokers—5, Prince Street; Telephs. 5401

New York to 5405 (5 lines); Cable Ad: Devitt; Codes:

A.B.C. 6th edn., Bentley’s, Broomhall’s

Page 1303 Rubber edn.

Directors—A. W. W. Ker, W. T.

Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappij Houghton and E. G. Holiday

(Royal Packet Navigation Co.), Incor- W. T. Houghton, secretary

porated in Holland — 1, Finlayson O. E. H. Cutler

ADDEND A (SINGAPORE)' XXXV

Page 1304 The following entry should read-—

I* § £ 3- * jgc if # is i& ts ft ^ ?fg * 3a

^ k vl m m. ss & mm mw

Lee Pineapple Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Singapore), Owners of the

Largest and Finest Pineapple Packing Plant in Malaya, Employing

Modern and Hygenic Methods of Selecting and Canning Only Excellent

Fruit—Registered Office: 21, South Canal Road; Cable Ad: Leeavia

Page 1305 A. Robertson, director (in the East)

F. Hammond, do. do.

Little & Co., Ltd., John (Incorporated C. G. Fugler, secretary do.

in England), Wholesale and Retail A< Sinclair, depot manager (Penang)

Wine, Spirit and Provision Merchants, J. J. Latimer, depot manager (Ipoh)

Cold Storage Suppliers, Tobacconists,

Manufacturers of Furniture, Complete Assistants—K. A. Albert, Mrs. A.

House Furnishers, Tailors, Drapers, M. Barrow, C. H. Bone, C. Y.

Milliners, General Outfitters, Stationers, Buckle (cutter), Chan Kim Tong,

Book-sellers, Watch and Clock Makers, G, H. Darlow (head cashier), W.

Jewellers and Silversmiths, Commission G. Davis, J. De Cruz, F. Dobson,

Agents, Crockery, and Hardware Mer- A. J. Downe, Miss D. A. Eber,

chants, Estate Requisite Suppliers, Mrs. S. Felsinger, E. Fozard, S.

Motor Cycle Engineers and Importers, D. Gauder, Goh Boh Teck, C. J.

Sports Outfitters, Licensed Dealers in A. Green, J. B. Hodgins, Kwok

Arms and Ammunition, Suppliers of Ah Kit, E. W. E. Llewellyn, M.

Electrical and Wireless Goods—Singa- Melville, J. W. Milligan and D. A.

gore, Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Ipoh. Moore

[ead Office (London), 10, Pancras Lane,

E.C. 4; Head Office and Store (in the

East), Raffles Place, Singapore; Telephs.

5167, 5168 and 5169; Cable Ad: Littles, Page 1306

Singapore.

Lyall & Evatt, Exchange, Share and

Furniture Factory (in the East), General Brokers — 23, Raffles Place;

Cavanagh Road, Singapore. Branch Cable Ad: Cedar; Codes: Bentley’s,

:Store (in the East), Ampang Street Broomhall’s Imp, Combination, A.B.C.

and New Embankment Road, Kuala 5th and 6th edns.

Lumpur; Cable Ad: Littles, Kuala F. T. S. Newell, partner

Lumpur; Telephs. 3305 and 3306. R. B. B. Donnell, do.

C. Hewetson, signs per pro.

Branch Store (in the East)—Bishop W. R. King, do.

Street, Penang; Cable Ad: Littles R. J. W. Brown, do.

Penang; Teleph. 982.

Branch Store (in the East)—Belfield

Street, Ipoh; Teleph. 684; Cable Page 1307

Ad: Littles, Ipoh; Codes: A.B.C.

5th edn. and Bentley’s

Macphail & Co., Ltd., Rubber Exporters &

T, J. Hume, manag. dir. and chairman General Brokers— Union Building;

(London) Telephs. 3305-6; Cable Ad: Macphails;

C. W. Banks, director do. Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Broom

O. T. Cousins, do. do. hall’s (Imperial) and Bentley’s

A. G. Meggy, do. do. A. A. A. Paterson, managing director

H. P. Bedells, secretary do. C. Creswick, secretary

A. E. Bond, manag. dir. (in the East) H. A. Pearsall, mgr. (Kuala Lumpur)

XXXVI ADDENDA (SINGAPORE)

Page 1307 Page 1311

Malayan Flour Milling; Co., The, Moutrie & Co., Ltd., S., Pianoforte and

Millers of Eagle Brand Atta. Organ Manufacturers, Repairers, Tuners,

Music and-Miasical Instrument Dealers:—

r, CablevAd: Moutrie; AJodes: jA-.B-C. 6th

) edns.

T. HemsleV, ‘mahageV r-

L. E. Tolley

Page 1313

Najmee, G. E.j Exchange Brokers and

Commission Agents—(Room No. A6);

1 7, Malacca Street; Teleph. 7969;,Cable

—203; Serangoon Road;' Telepb, 3813; Ad: Najmee; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th

P.O. Box 540; Cable Ad: Pheasant; edns. and Al

Codes used: A. B.C. and Bentley’S; Managing Partners —Gulamhusen

S. M. Nathan, manager ' Ebrahimjee Najmee & E. Mqhamedi

J. Anthony, bookkeeper

Aloudin Alibhoy, salesman

Page 1316

Malayan Medical Journal, The journal Osaka Shosen KaishA, Ltd. (Osaka Mer-

of the Malaya branch of the British cantile Steamship Co., Ltd., Incorpor-

Medical Association Published quarterly ated in Japan)—9, De Souza Street;

—Singapore Ofhce: P.O. Box 270 Telephs. 5337-8-9; Cable Ad: Shosen:

London Office: 67, Fleet Street, E.C. 4 Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s and

Scott’s 10th edn.

■ S. Yamamoto, manager

Page 1308 T. Katsunuma, assist, manager

Manasseh & Co., S., Merchants and

Commission Agents—5-2, Malacca Street; Page 1317

Teleph. 6869; Cable Ad:Manasseb; Codes:

Al, A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s, Private

Ez. S. Manasseh, proprietor Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd.- (Incor-

E. J. Ellis, signs per pro. porated in England), Merchants—Prince

Cuua Seng, clerk St. & Collyer Quay; Cable Ad: Paterson.

Jaganath Singh, clerk London Office. Paterson, Simons-

Ld., London House, Crutohed Friars,

3; E.C. and at Penang, Kuala Lumpur,

Page 1309 Port Swettenham and Ipoh i

W. H. Shelford, managing director and

Meyer Bros., Merchants and Commission Chairman (London)

Agents—14, Collyer Quay; Teleph. 6203; W. P. Well wood Ker, managing

Cable Ad: Aamoona director (London)

Proprietors— A. P. Cameron, director (London)

Executors of the late Sir Manasseh E. W- Paterson, do. do. f

Meyer (Isaac Meyer, Jacob Meyer F. P. Harris, do. , do.

and Reuben Meyer) F. H. Temperley, director, (Singapore)

Assistants—D. M. David, J. M. R. W. McKerrow, 1 do. do.

David, I. B. Abed and S. Abed J. B. Myles, C. H. r. Kent and G. C.

Windle, sign per pro,

M. Buchanan, B. H. Carson, C. E.

Page 1310 Courtenay, W. S. S. Daniel, H. K.

Fearnside, . S. L. Oggief, H.

Mono Huat & Co., Gramaphone and Rumcker, F. E. Rowland, R; D.

Record Dealers—97-99 North Bridge Stephen and jCapt. W. H. Palmer

Road; Teleph. 4924; Cable Ad: Monghuat (Coal Hulk), assistants

ADDEN I) A -(SJNGA'PO RE) X-XXVTI

Page 1319 Sin H eng & Co., Pineapple Preservers,

I Planters, Estate Agents; &>Cohtract6rsr

Rennie, EoVick iS^Coff Cfertered Ac- j Owners of the Oldest arid Modt up-to-

countants-^Hongkong Bank iCbambeps;; i date Packing Plant in Malaya^Employ-

Cable Ad: Renlowick?;Codes': Bentley’S • ing Hygenic Methods of Selecting,

and A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns. ! Canning, etc , all Grades of Excellent

Baldwyn Lowick, aic.a., partner | Fruits—1167; Serangoon Road; Teleph.

R. W. S. Drummond, c.A., : do. 7623; Cable , Add.- Singapore;. 'Code:.

D. Phillip, C;A.,' do. ‘ Bentley’s Second ;

J. Beeton, A.c.Ai,.assistant>•»'• I

J. F. L.;C6wih, A-OiA^i ! do . ;

:

A. M. MacLennan, o.A.', dQ-: i ;i a Page 1322—1323

Ribeiro & Co., Ltd., C. A., Stationers, Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd., Cold

Printers, Bookbinders,, apd Engravers,— j Storage Proprietors 'arid Ice. . Mrinu-

Regd. Offic.e; 5,! Raffles. TlacePWorks': 37 j facturers—Registered.Office arid Stores:

& 38, Wallicb Street; Telephs. (Ofliee) ’ Borneo Wharf; Retail Depots: 176, 178,

21i4, (Works) 6318; Codes: A.B.C. 5th i 180 and 184, Orchard Road; (See Special

edn. & Bentleys’' | Cable Ad. under Heading Retail Depot)

Directors— K. C. Eu (chairman), D. I also at Keppel Harbour, Cable Ad:

Israel, J. Israel, 1 Khoo Wee. T„ong and ! Storage; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edri., Western

: P. R.. Martens i Union, Bentley’s & Private,, Branches:

E. 11. Martens, secretary1 Kuala Lumpur, Seremban, Klang, Ipoh,

T. Ltembruggen, works manager | Karripar, Teluk Anson, Taiping, Penang,,

i Bagan Luar, Sungei Patani, Kelantan

} and Kuaixtan. Selling Agencies: Serem-

Robinson & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in | bah, Malacca, Medan (Deli), Bangkok,

Straits Settlements), Ceneral ■ and Kuching, (Sarawak) and Sandakan (B.

Athletic Outfitters',* Drapers, Dress- , N;B.>, etc. o1

makers, Tailors and' Complete House Directors—Hon. Mr. F. A. Pledger

Furnishers—Raffles Place;1 and aPJava (chairman), W. H. MacGregor," C.

Street, Kuala Lumpur. London: Bal- Y. Bailey, Hon. Mr. P. M. Robinson

four House, Finsbury Pavement, E.C. 2 arid W. B' Sutherland

Directors—R. Page (chairtoan), W. H. W. B. Sutherland, general manager

MacGregor, W. A, Fell" an'd S. G. I. G. Spode, secretary

Hacker R. F. Palmer, W. Y. Semple, A. Law,

S. G. Hacker, general manager . F. L. Rothe, H. C. Allen, a.o.a., and

L. C. Hutchings, assist, do. . R. N. Elliot, assistants

Miss M. Wright and Miss.F. Pullen,

Page 1320 stenographers

J. J. C. Innes, supt. engineer

Sandilands, Buttery Co., Merchants— , > A. J, Hafhway, engineer

Meyer Chambers; Cable Ad: Sapdilahds W. Sharp, engineer (F.M.S.)

A. F. Goodrich', partner (London) A. E. Lickfold, harbour repr.es.,

G. R. K. Mugliston, do. dp.' ' Teleph. 7977 '

H. C. Street, do. .' i do.' A. Ferguson,’ chief storeman

J. R. Bennett, do, [,' (Penang) . G. Holt, assist, storeman V

A. C. Smith, signs, per pro. B: Brunner; small gobdsman

T. L. Palmer, > dp. ) K. Larsen (milk and iceprearri dept.)

D. J. Armstrong ' Royal Bakery—Seran goon Road

| Straits Ice Cream Factory — Merbau

Page 1322 i Road; Teleph. 7911

;

W. 'J’. Hamlyn, a.m.i.mech.e.,

m m m ^ « m m * ® w m m.i.mar.e.

m m m m ® m ^ H- C. Angus, assist, engineer

is ^ & m n ^ Retail Depot1—Orchard Road; Teleph.

m ^ ^ 5378 (2 lines); Cable Ad': Cold

J. M. Hill, branch manager '

m m tn & ^ it ft m J. B. McDougall, assistant

in M PP 'Ci' ^ ^ mi I). C. Morgan, shop manager j

m ™ §rWme;m m m m m E. F. Horsup, assistant db.

JCXXVIII ADDENDA (SINGAPORE)

Kuala Lumpur Page 1325

F. Dettmar, branch manager

J. Kerr Hill, c.a., assist. i? & IS * # te

W. Sorley, shop manager Siong Lim Saw Mill Co., Sawmillers,

Ipoh Timber Merchants, Tongkang and

E. H. Coleman, branch manager Building Owners and General Con-

N. W. Smart, assistant tractors—Head Office: 2 and 3, Syed

W. Bridges, shop manager Alwi Road; Telephs. 6852 & 6854; Cable

Ad: Meranti; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

Penang Chew Kee Tow, general manager

E. F. Monk, branch manager Cho Yok Hean, mgr. (building dept.)

E. A. Schiess, assistant Ching Kim Huat, do. (shipping do.)

H. W. Cornell, shop manager Lim Soon Bee, manager

Tan Keng Seng, assist, manager

Bagan Luar Depot Branches:

G. Carr Siong Lim Sawmill Co., No. 1—83 and

Kuantan 84, Kampong Bugis; Teleph. 6772

E. W. U’Ren The United Sawmill Co., No. 2—137-1,

Tanjong Rhu; Teleph, 5677

Agencies

Queensland Meat Export Co., Ld.,

Brisbane Frozen

J. C. Hutton Pty., Ld. “Pineapple” Notaries Public — Union Building,

Hams and Bacon Collyer Quay; Telephs. 5011-2; Cable Ad:

Holdenson & Neilson Fresh Foods Delay; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s

and Broomhall’s

Pty. Ld., Melbourne. “ Iceberg ” Partners—

Tinned Butter Howell Dawson Mundell, solicitor

Sydney Meat Preserving Co., Ld., Philip Henry Battishill, do.

Sydney. Canned Meats Assistant Solicitors and Advocates—

New Zealand Co-operative Dairy Co., Kenneth Alfred Seth, barrister-

Ld. “Anchor” Products at-law

New Zealand Co-operative Honey William Aueurin Owen J ones

Producers’ Association Ld., Imperial David Platt Dunderdale

Bee Honey Mohamed Jovad Namazie

George & John. Nickson & Co., Ld. John Kendall Gale

“ Silverdish” Hams and Bacon

William Arnott, Ld. Biscuits and Page 1326

Cakes

Maypole Dairy Co., Ld., London, Stephen Bros., Translators and Im-

Margarine terpreters, Authentic Translators for

Van Den Burghs Ld., London, Mar- Government, Municipality, Sanitary

Board and firms in Malaya and S.S., etc.

garine Translations of Laws, documents and

Daw Sen & Co., Condiments books. Translations from or into

W. H. Price Ltd., Sydney. Australian English, French, Dutch, Portuguese,

Fruits Burmese, Siamese, Bengali, Hindustani,

Westralian Farmers Ltd., Australian Arabic, Javanese, Malay, Chinese, Tamil,

Fruits Telugu and Malayalam—1006, Flower

Peterson & Co., Ld., Australian Fruits Road; P.O. Box567; Cable Ad: Interprete

Page 1324 Page 1327

•Singapore Slipway and Engineering Straits Steamship Co., Ltd.—Ocean

Co., Ltd., Ship Builders, Ship Repairers Buildings, Collyer Quay ;CableAd :Kapal;

and Engineers—Works: Tanjong Rhu; Codes: A.B.C., Al, and Bentley’s

Registered Office: Tanjong Pagar; Cable Directors—C. E. Wurtzburg, (chair-

Ad: Slipway man), W. A. Fell, Tan Soo Bin, F. S.

E. G. James, works manager Gibson, J. Bagnall and J. S. Miller

J. Tryner, secretary and accountant W. F. Brodie, secretary

Yeo Siew Chuan, chief clerk P. S. A. Georgeson, supt. engineer

ADDENDA (SINGAPORE—PENANG) XXXIX

H. B. Knox, assist, supt. engineer Page 1333

G. L. Batt, do.

Capt H. A. Weldon, marine supt.

Agency Weill & Montor, Ltd., General Importers-

Siam Steam Nav. Co.,Ld.,(Incorporated —Office: 37, Arcade, Raffles Place

in Siam) A. Montor, managing director

The Sarawak Steamship Co., Ltd. (In-

corporated in Sarawak)

Page 1334

Page 1327

Straits Settlement Flour Mills, The Winter, H. B., Tailor and Men’s Wear

Specialist—20, Battery Road; Teleph.

6188; Cable Ad: Wintering

H. B. Winter, managing proprietor

Yeo Hock Ann, Merchants and Tongkang:

Owners — Teleph. 4333; Cable Ad*.

Yeohockann; Code: Bentley’s

Yeo Ark, proprietor

Yeo Ee Han, manager

TanChin Beng, manager (import dept.)*

Proprietors’.

Gulamhusein Brothers—36, Wallich PENANG

Street; Teleph. 2064; Cable Ad:

Behmatally ; Codes used: A.B.C. 6th

Edition

ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES, &c.

Page 1328

Sungei Bagan Rubber Co., Ltd.—Office: Page 1340

Chartered Bank Chambers

Directors — G. A, Potts and Denis Penang Chamber of Commerce — 1,

Santry Downing Street; Teleph. 363; Cable

F. Burden, manager Ad: Evatt

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ld., agents Committee—H. O. Maas (chairman),.

and secretaries H. W. Hughes (vice/chairman),.

Wilde & Co., Ld., Seremban, visiting E. E. Chambers, H. Dove, G. D.

agents A. Fletcher, F. H. Grumitt, J.

C. E. Collinge, manager Dick, Hon. Mr. P. M. Robinson

P. T. Hutchings (Ex-Officio)

J.H. J. Dredge Secretaries—Evatt & Co., Chartered

J. P. de C. Hamilton Bank Chambers

H. P. Weidmann Publications

“Penang Daily Imports & Exports,”

Page 1328 issued Daily

G. H. Cafe Ltd., (Formerly Sweet Shop, H Penang Market Report,” issued

Ltd., G. H.) Restaurant, Tiffin and Tea Fortnightly

Room, Makers of G. H. Sweets, Choco- “Quarterly Stock of Imports,”

lates and Wedding Cakes. Caterers and issued Middle of January, April,.

Confectioners—18, Battery Road; Teleph. July and October

6088; Cable Ad: Sweets

Penang Library

Page 1330

Presdt.—Hon, The Resdt. Councillor

Travebs & Sons, Ltd.,,; Joseph (Incor- Committee—Mrs. F. N. C. l>urege,

porated in England)/ Merchants and Miss C. Richardson, The Rev. K.

Manufacturers—Chartered Bank Cham- Garnier, E. T. M. Lias, and Ong

bers; Cable Ad: Traverser. Head Office: Joo Sun

119, Cannon Street, London, E.C. Hon. Librarian—C. R. Samuel

(Established 1666) Hoh. Treasurer—B. R. Sharma

.XL ADDENDA

Page 1341 Agencies :«ptrait^ Settlements, Singapore/

F.M.S., Kuala Lumpqr,. Ipoh, Gopeng,

fn ^ ^ Kanapar, Pusipg,: piam, Puket; Cable

aA:' Smelter; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn.,

Pan' Auk. HpE, (EstaVli^ied. ] Whole- Western, j, Ip nion,} Bentleys , Complete

sale AAd Pve^ail, ,De.4ie^s" pf,, Chin'ese Phrase Code &' Bentleys Second Phrase

Medicines’ of 'every' desbfiption—211 & pHl (>o0 quih((Ui%rdi AswsZ

211a, Carnarvon. Street, Penang

London /UDirectorsfS. C. Ambrose

(chairman),-Sir-Cecil L. Budd, k.b.e..

Page 1342 Sir F. George Penny, M.Ti, Wm.

Clark, Sir Arthur Adams, k.b.e.

Drown & Cq.j Ltd., George ( Incorporated T Seb ret; try-^F. C.: Bell

in S.S.), General /Merehan-ts < and En- Dir.

■ gineers—^P.Q. Bo^ f250 (Penang'); ; Cable Hon. Mr.; P; M.V (Robinson, m.i.e.e,

Ad: Fifer; Codes: Bentley’s and Private A.M.I,MECHiX'T 5 i

Page 1344 : ;

■ ! Page 13#

1 n : 0

'Consolidated Tin . (f ' Jacks <^AP l||MALAYA),TLTb., William

corporated in England)—; Head /Office:| (Incorporated in Straits^, Settlements)

Princes House, 05, Gi’esliam Street, (incorporatingi p. T. Reid & Co., Ltd.,

I.ondoh, E.Cr2' Penang and ipok), Engineers and Gen-

Directors—His Excellency Don Simon; eral Merchants-^,'Beach Street; Teleph.

I. Patino (president), K. J. Hose; 351; Cable Ad: Expanded. Head Office:

(chairman),-Sir Cecil Lindsay Budd,: "Ocean;.Building,- Prince iStreet, Singa-

k.b.e., Sir" P. ijredrge Penny, m.p.,| : pore.;;'Branches at Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh

Antenor Patino, Ernest V. Pearce,! , : > and; Port ;Sw(itteuham, ■ Codes: A.B.C.

A.I.M.M., R., Martipez Wargas, John, 5th edn., Bentley’s, Acme and Private

C. Budd and J. H. G E. Howesdn London Agents--—William Jacks & Co.,

F. C. Bell, secretary W inchester House, Old Broad Street,

Local Transfer Office—Chartered Bank London E.C. 2

Chambers, Penang; Cable Ad: Smelter !, H. lhphick,managing director (S’pore.)

R. N. Holmes, asst;:. do.;

Locah Registrar — Hon. Mr.. P. M, 11 ILG.iStewart, c.a., secretary (Singapore)

‘Robinson, m.le.e., a.m.i.mkch.e. T. A. Sercombe, assistant

Subsidiary O.onivqnies—^ H. F. Clements, (signs per pro.)

Eastern Smelting Co., Ld.

Williams Harvey & Co.,, Ld.

Cornish Tin Smelting (Jo., Ld.

PehpOU Tin Smelting Co., Ld. Kennedy & Co., Exchange, Share Brokers

and Insurance Agents—-4, Beach Street,

Cable Ad: Kennedy: Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Page 1346 and 6th edns., Lieber’s, Broomhall’s,

Western Union & Bentley’s 1

Eastern and Oriental Hotel — 10, Partners—F. N. Syer/ J. F. Arthur

Farquhar Street; Teleph. 322; Cable Ad; and A. J. L.-Donaldson

Sarkies; Codes : A; B. C. 4th and 5th Agencies

edns., Bentley’s and Western Union Life- Prudential Assurance Co., Ld.

A. R. Jennings, mgr. r Motor: National Employee’^ Mutual

H. Klass, chef de cuisine General Insurance Association, Ld.

Branch: Raffles Hotel, Singapore . Subr Agencies

Marine,, Fire, Burglary, etc.; North

British and/Mercantile Insurance

Page 1345 Co., Ld.

Eastern Smelting Co.,'Ltd. (Incorporated

in England)r—Chartered Bank Cham- . Pi ,&n &

bers, Penang. Registered Office: Princes

House, 95, Grfesham Street, London, Keong Lay & Co., Merchants—9, Pang-

E.C. 2. Head Office in, the, East and koPRo’ad.; Teleph:.4291,Cable Ad: Keong-

Smelting Works: Penang, Branches and lay;' Code: Bentley’s

1

• ‘Ai-)mNDa {a^g ) • _ _

:Pagp 13 is. Head Office:^—Mansfield & Co., Ld.,

Singapore

Kong & Co., Managing Agents and Managing AgentsStraits* Steamship

Secretaries for Estates and Industrial ;co., Ld. . ' v.: J

-Companies,, Merchants and Commission Directors ' in Sihgapote.-r, C- ^ E,

Agents—10, King > ^irpet; s Toloph. 264; . Wurtzhurg,. A, E.' Thorn.] ey Jones

Cable Acb./Kongco .; . " and F. S. Gibson

W. A. Kinipster, manager

M. Beid, assis t', do'.

T. 1349 J. Crichton, a.l.a.a., accountant/

Assistants: F. M. Adam (Blffiket),

Little & Co., Ltd., John, (Incorporated), L. G. Lee, T. "E. Mason and W. M.

in England), Wine,. Spirit, and Provision Gak-Bhind

Merchants, etc.-rllead Office (London), A. Bisoe, s'upt. engineer

id, Pah eras Lane, E.G-. 4.; Head Office Capt. T. Sutherland, marine sjipfc.

and Store (in the Ea.st) Ihiflles Place, H. E. Ward, manager

,Singapore;: Brianch Hepot : Bishop eStreet; J. A. Laing, assist,; .fj'

Telepii. 982; Cable Ad: Littlesi B hang

A. E. Bond, manager director

A. Sinclair, manager. Page 1353

Te.h Thong Hoe, assistant,

Pritchard & Co.,--Ltd. (Incorporated in

S.S.), Wine, Spirit and Provision

Page 1349 Merchants, Tobacconists, Ladies’ and

Gentlemen’s Outfitters. Milliners,

Look Brothers, Genfcral Merchants and Tailors, Furniture Manufacturers,

Commission Agents—215^ Penang Boad, Jewellers, Stationers,' Book-sellers,

Penang; ;Cablei Ad: Lookers; /Codes: Athletic Dealers and ; Ladies’ and

A.B.Ci 5th edn. and Bentley’s phrases Gentlemen’s. Hairdressing—19, Union

Chin Look Seong, proprietor . Street, Penang; Telephs. 335 arid 336 with

Lo Leng Soon, manager sub - connections; Cable Ad: Peanco;

Tan Seng Thye, assistant Codps,: A.B.C. 5th edn. and Bentleys,

Chong San Cheng, do. Branches: Ipoh and Butterworth

4 Branches: J, P. Souter, managing director

Wines S& Provisions Department—211, Assistants—G. P. Puttock, A. J.

Penang Boad, Penang Everitt, Tl. W. Sanders, G. Longley

G. Seng Ghim, manager (Ipoh), M. J. Parkin, T. H, Dutton

Lo Eng Teik, assistant (Ipoh), Miss E. M. Tull and Miss N.

Chan Kee Kong, Ch’ng Kee Eng, Ward

Chin Poh Teh and Lo Pheng

Koon, salesmen Quah Beng Kee, Miner, Merchant and

Gramophone & Music Store—1T5 and Commission Agent - 36, Church Street;

177, Campbell Street, Penang Teleph. 378

Cheang Ah Chye, manager

Tan Cheng 'Keat,1 Cheang Kang

Thong and Seung Ah Thye, sales-

men Page 1353

Agencies:—Q> SiOHOOLS

Winchester Flashlights and Batteries

. Columbia Gramophones and Becords Anglo-Chinese School, Methodist Epi-

H. M. V. Gramophone Becords scopal Mission—74, Maxwell Boad

Brilliantone Gramophones Principal—Bov. W. A. jSchurr, m.a.

Begal and Odeon Becords Assistants-r-W. E. Macdonald, m.a.,

'. H. F. Kuehn, m.a. :and W. S.

Beinoehl

Page 1350 Headmistress, Middle School

;

Miss E. Stella Cass

Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Shipping and Headmistress, Primary School

Forwarding Agents—Chartered Bank Mrs. W. E. McDonald-;/

Chambers, (Beach Street; Telephs. 660 Out-station Schools — Dato Kramat,

(manager), 1366 and 1367 (office); Cable Bukit Mertajam and Nibong Tibal

Mansfield Bev. Hl F( Kuehn

XLII ADDENDA (PENANG)

Page 1354 Wait, m.c., J. M. Gamble (on leave),.1

P. T. Hutchings (attached to S.V.C.) '

Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd.—30 2nd-Lieut. E. A. Fisher

Penang Road; Telephs. 1500 and 1501;

Cable Ad: Storage. Head Office: Borneo “ C ” (Malay) Co.

Wharf, Singapore Captain J. H. Bassett—O. C. Co.,

E. F. Mark, o.b.e., branch manager (m.s.v.r., attached)

E. A. Schiess, assistant Acting Capt. Mohamed Noor

H. W. Cornell, shop manager Lieuts. S. N. King (attached to J.V.E.),,

Bagan Luar depot C. G. Sollis (on leave), S. M. Osman

G. Carr and S. M. O. Merican

2nd-Lieut. Mohamed Hussain

St. George’s Girls’ School “ D ” (Chinese) Co.

Acting Captain A. C. Trotter, O. C. Co.

Miss Richardson Captain G. H. Goh

Miss Parfitt Lieut. Leong Sin Kwee

Miss Thorn 2nd-Lieuts. ting Guan Hoe and Ong

Miss Wilkinson Chong Keng

Miss Turnbull

Miss Perry “E ” (Eurasian Co.) (attached)

Captain E. IS) ewbold (on leave)

Acting Capt. T. H. Newey, O. C. Co.

2nd-Lieut. S. Toolseram

Page 1356

“ F ” (European) Co. (P.W.)

Volunteer Corps, Penang and Province Captain F. R. Mason, O. C. Co.

Wellesley— Acting Captain G. D. Taylor

Lieut. J. H. Baring-Gould

Nominal Roll of Officers 2nd-Lieut. A. J. Hercombe (A.I.R.O.

attached)

Headquarters

Lt. Col. G. D. A. Fletcher, m.c., officer “G” (Malay) Co. (P.W.)

commanding Acting Capts. A. R. Craig and G. E.

Major H. W. Esson, m.c., 2nd-in-eomd. Angier (on leave)

Capt. G. H. Gilmore, d.s.o., m.c., ad- Lieuts. J. Fairweather (attached to-

jutant (the Cameronians) P.M.V.I.), W. A. Corkill (on leave)

Lieut. G. Goldsack, Quartermaster and Abdul-Jalil bin Osman

do. Si W. Scharff, M.o. 2nd-Lieut. Mohd. Ghouse bin Mohd.

do. W. H. Brodie, M.o. (on leave) Hussain

do. J. A. Cowan, m.o. do. (R.of O.) Depot

Chaplains. Major R. N. Holmes, m.c. (R. of 0.)

Capt. Revd. K. Gamier Capt. C. D. D. Hogan do.

do. A. Devals (on leave) Capt. P. N. Knight do.

Lieut. J. W. B. Ogle do.

Headquarter Wing 2nd-Lieut. C. A. Reutens do.

1st Group—Lieuts. S. Mortimer, S. O.

and acts as asst, adjutant; Baba Unposted

Ahmed, intelligence officer; R. J. E. Lt. Col. J.J. Saunders,o.B.E.,v.D.(R.of O.)'

Price (on leave) Capt. A. R. Thornton (on leave) do.

4th Group—R. D. Hume, m.c., T.o. Do. W. H. Thorne do. do.

“ A ” (European) Co. Do. A. K. a. B. Terrell do. do.

Lieut. J. A. McEvoy, O. C. Co. Do. R.M. Richards, m.b.e., do. do.

Major E. A. de Buriatte (on leave) Do. Liin Eow Thoon do.

Capt. A. J. L. Donaldson do. Do. S. S. Alsagoff, m.b.e., j.p. do.

do. T. M. Winsley, s.v.c., r.a. (attd.) Lieuts. A. O. Merican do.

Lieut. J. W. Boyd Walker, m.y.i. (attd.) Do. J. Chang Po Jung do.

do. W. F. Fletcher Do. C. E. Robless do.

2nd-Lieuts. J. R. Bennett, J. W. D. Do. C. A. de Cruz do.

Harding, A. T. Dougal and J. 2nd-Lieut. A. A. de Cruz do.

MacLennan Do. A. W. Frisby (R. of O.)'

(attachedto M.S.V.R.)

“ B ” (Machine Gun) Co. Lieut. H. M. Bright, m.m. (on leave*

Lieuts. J. E. A. Clark, O. C. Co., P. R. (M S.V.R. attached)

ADDENDA (MALACCA,, F.M.S. AND PERAK) XLIII

MALACCA Page 1373

Page 1364 Town Planning Department

Selangor—Office: Kuala Lumpur

•Sime; Darby & Co:, Ltd., Rubber Estate Town Planner—R. P. Davis, m.i.m. & c.E.,

and Tin Mine Agents and Valuers, M.T.P.I., M.R.S.I.

General Merchants, Importers and Ex- Assist. Town Planner—H. Kendall,

porters—4, Fort Road; Branches: Singa- a.rj.b.a., ITniv. dipl. Arch. (London),

pore, and Penang (Straits Settlements), A.M.T.P.I.

Muar (State of Johore), Kuala Lumpur, Assist. Town Planner—W. Michael, p.a.S.l,

Seremban and Ipoh (F.M.S.), and Ku- a.m.i.m. & c.E., a.m.t.p.i. (chartered

ching, Sarawak; Cable Ad: Simit surveyor), (certificate in Town Planning)

London Agents—Shaw, Darby & Co., Chief Clerk—A. S. Rajaratnam

Ltd., Winchester House, Old Broad Chief Draughtsman—A. Manuelpillay

Street, London, E.C., 2 Perah—Office: Ipoh

Directors—Major W. M. Sime, o.b.e., J. Town Planner—P. J. Williams, l.r.i.b.a.,

M. Sime, (Chairman) H. d’Esterre M.T.P.I.

Darby, Lee Chim Tuan, T. F. Ander- Assist. Town Planner—D. M. McLachlan,

son Pole, c.a., A. M. Sellar, H. S. A.M.T.P.I.

Russell and Tan Cheng Lock Negri Sembilan—Office: Seremban

Secretary^A. E. Lambert Town Planner—F. L. Harding, a.m.t.p.i.

Visiting Agents—F. M. Edmonds and

D. Anderson

Manager—H. S. Russell ASSOCIATIONS A\TD CLUB, &c.

Estate Dept.—G. J. Dickson and B.

M. Hatfield PERAK

H. R. Mackay, import dept.

A, E. Lambert, accounts dept.

C. F. Smith, shipping dept. Page 1382

J. R. Burnham, do.

Ipoh Club—Telephs. 15 and 442; Cable Ad:

Ipoh Club

President—Hon. Lt. Col, C. Rae

FED. MALAY STATE Vice-do. —J. Sinclair

Committee—C. J. Bede Cox, E. H.

Page 1368 Coleman, S. W. Gooding, G. Grant,

C. L. Green, J. Edgar Jones, R.

MacLeod, S: ■ D. Scott and H. W.

Education Webb

Director of Educ., S.S. and F.M.S.--Vacant Secretary—W. J. B. Ashby

(F. J. Morten, m.c.a. actg.)

Asst. Dir. for Chinese Schools F. M. S.— Page 1384

T. P. F. McNeill, m.c.s (actg.)

Assist. Director for Chinese Schools S.S. Chenderiang Tin Dredging, Ltd. (Incor-

—V. W. W. S. Purcell, m.c.s. porated in England)—Chenderiang, Pe-

Personal Assist, to Director of Education rak, F.M.S.; Teleph. Temoh 6; Railway

—J. M. Dorai Raj Station: Temoh; Cable Ad: Dredging,

■Chief Clerk—V. Narayanasamy Chenderiang

Chief Inspector of English Schools, S.S. R. V. Darge, general manager

and F. M. S.—J. Watson W. M. Hardy, dredge staff

Chief Supt. of Physical Education, S.S. & F. Morgan, hydraulicing staff

F.M.S,—J. W. Jefferson

Principal, Sultan Idris Training College Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd. (Incorpor-

for Teachers—O. T. Dussek ated in England)—Cable Ad: “Smelting”;

Head Master, Malay College (Kuala Kang- Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.; Telephs. Ipoh 65,

sar)—C. Bazell Gopeng 20, Kampar 22, Fusing 4.

Art Superintendent—G. Burgess Head Office in the East: Penang

Technical School, Kuala Lumpur Offices at

Principal—H. T. M. Kent Ipoh—J. M. Pennycuick, agent

Gopeng—Khoo Chin Kheng, assistant

Trade School, Kuala Lumpv/r Kampar—C. M. McDonald, agent

Actg. Principal—G. R. Percy R. J. Evans, assistant

Motor Instructor—H. Geary Fusing—R. H. Cooper, acting agent

XEi^ ; ADDENDA (PERAK, KUALA LtTSlPtJE, SELANGOR)

age 1387 SELANGOR

McHUTClilSOX, G. ‘ B., B.A., CH.B., Page 1397

B A.o.j X.Mij ]>.T,M- Physican andj

Surgeon—18, Main Read' Taiping. Re Aut PitjNTiNq Woeks, Printers and Pub-

sidence: Swettenham Road, Taiping lishers—212, Batu Road, Kuala Lumpur;

' ;W. R. Dui¥, M.B.i CH.Bi'b.T.M. & H. <4 Teleph.P.C), Box 29{jj; Cable Ad^

Arya; .'Ppqes: 6th, edn., and

Bebtiei’s Cppiplete Phrase

Page 1388- K, N. lyepgar, managing proprietor

S. Rt-ja’m,.works manager

MdiWRigoN, Wilson L. . H., a.inst. m,m.,

Mining Engineer—Codes used: A,B,C.: Page 139.V

5th edn., Broomhall’s Imperial, Moreing,

and Neill Borneo Mbtoks,, Ltd., and Borneo

i Chevreol^t, Ltd. —; Ampang Road,.

Kuala Lumpur

Page 14011 j

PERAK (IPOH)

Eastern Smelting Co.',:' Ltd. (Incorpor-

Page 1387 ated in England) — Kuala Lumpur:

Teleph. 107;’ Cable Ad: Smelter; Code;.

Little & Co., Ltd., John, (Incorporated A.B.C. 5th edn. Head Office in the East:

in England), Wine, Spirit and Provision Penang

Merchants, etc.—Head Office (London) J. M. O’C. George, agent

10, Pancras Lane, E G. 4. Head Office K. J. Archer, assistant

and Store (in the East) Raffles Square

Singapore; Branch Depot: 109, Belfield Page 1404'

Steet; Teleph. 684; Cable Ad: Littles,

Ipoh Kyle, Palmer & Co., Ltd. (Inc. in the

A. E. Bond, managing director F.M.S.),,Importers, Printers, Merchants-

J. J. Latimer, manager and Contractors to F.M.S. Government,

Kwok Ah Kit, assistant - etc.—Registered Office: 235, Batu Road,

Kuala Lumpur. Branches; Ipoh and

Penang (S.S.). Cable Ad: Kylpa (All

; Branches); Codes; Bentley’s (2nd edn.),

KUALA LUMPUR Kendall’s and Hamilton’s

Kuala Lumpur

Edward P. Kyle, director

Page 1405 Frederick W. Palmer do. (Ipoh)

H. P. Anderson, c.A., secretary

Little & Co. Ltd., John, (Incorporated in G. H. Foenander, do. (printg. dept.)'

England), Wholesale and Retail Wine, Penang

Spirit & Provision Merchants. Manu- K. W. Hunter, manager

facturers of Furniture, Complete House

Furnishers, Tailors, Drapers, Milliners, Page 1394

Dressmakers, General Outfitters,

Stationers, Book-sellers, Watch and Medical and Health Department,

Clock Makers, Commission Agents, Selangor

Crockery, Motor Cycles^ Hardware and Office of State Medical and Health Officer—

Estate Supplies—Ampang Street and Kuala Lumpur

New Embankment Road, Kuala Lumpur; State Medical and Health Officer—Dr. A.

Telephs; 3305 and 3306; Cable Ad: i H. Smai^t (acting)

Littles* Kuala Lumpur; Codes: A.B.C. Deputy State Medical and Health Officer

5th edn. and Bentley's ) —Dr. N. H. Harrison, (acting)

London Office—10, Pancras Lane, Queen Clerk-in-Charge^—Koh Boon San

Street, E.C. 4

Singapore Store—Raffles Square Medical

Penang Depot—Bishop Street Bungsar Hospital—Kuala Lumpur

Ipoh Depot-i—Belfield Street Medical Officer—Dr. W. J . E. Phillips

A. E. Bond, managing director Matron, Grade I—Miss A. M. Johnston

F. Hammond, director in charge Matron,

1

Grade II—Miss M. G. Hobkirk

A. A. Ross, office manager (acting)

.^SJELANpOli); jag) AC1 a ; (: , jjLy

.European Sist^rsq—Misses V. E JVLqHunt, | r\X-Ra]) Brgnch-—Kuala Lumpur

/ 'CV/.A. . Hariij&ss, A,(J‘p- .JfeWde*£’ E. M.i J-tacJiolbgiist-^Dr. O F. Constant;, (pn leave)

Stanley ,(on leav^e), (aix leave), Medical Officer i/e - Dr. E! Cl Yhrdy, (actg.)

K. 'Waring ('pri ‘ leaye),1 JVI, .ITm.mins (on; Dental Department—F.M .$•

lekve),' B, Evans,!

nes Dental Surgeon-+Mr. ;C. F;: .Mummery

E, J. Cribbeiis^ laai'.Ybnng knd J° (on leave)

'Staff Assistant^E^F,, ffyan- Health

Tanglin. //jOsjo^a^r^Knala Euro pur Health Offi.ce—Kuala Lumpur 8

Medical Officer—Dr. W. Tl.O. Wafcefifeld I Health Officer—Dr. W, J. Vickers

do. i .. . —Dr.H. Pi Hodge! (ori leave) do. ; “^Dr. G- F. West

Surgeon— Dr. R. M.- Dannatt’': 1 Assistant do/' j!-—Dr.; K.- Mu rugasu'

Anaesthetist and Medical Officer i/c of Health Officer—Inland Districts

Officials—Dr. C. P. Allen i • >

Pharmaceutical Chemist—Mr. A.—H. Health Officer—Dr, J. C. P.' Grey

Millard. 5 AJI18M31 Health Office - Coast : ]

Senior Deputy Medical Officer—Dr. A. E. Health Officer—Dr. D. W. G. Faris

Duraisamy Health Klang and Port Swettenham

Assistant Medical Officers — Dr. M. Health Officer—Dr. R. E. Anderson

Vaifchilingaffi, Dr. E. K. Thdrupad and Quarantine Gamp—Port Swettenham

Dr. C. V. Jumeaux Steward—C. H. Hewat, (on leave)

Matron, Orade I—Miss A. Spence (acting), Assistant Health Officer—Dr. S. Yehkaia-

European Sisters—Miss F. MacKinnon, chalam

Miss A. Matthews and Miss J. M.

son Infant Welfare Centre—Kuala Lumpur

Ophthalmic Department • lady Medical Officerj-pDr. (Mrs.) M. J.

Assistant Ophthalmologist—Dr. A.! Vis- . Were, (on leave)

walingam Lady Medical Officer—Dr. (Miss) M. C.

Cairney, (acting)

Gaol Hospital—ThuaXa Lumpur European Sisters—Miss M. Powell, (on

Medical Officer—Dr. W. O. E. Diamond leave), M. Rollinson and Miss M. E.

Social Hygiene Branch—Kuala

1

Lumpur Johnston

Chief Medical Officer - Dr. E. B.. C. Cooke

Assistant Medical "Officer—Dr. W. S. Infant Welfare Centre—Kdang

Poulier European Sister—Miss D. Menzies

European Sister—Miss B. Brown

District Hospital—Kuala Lumpur Page 1407

Medical Officer—Dr. W. C. E. Diamond

Lady Medical Officer-—Dr. (Miss) E. A. Planters’ Stores

Robertson (Incorporated in England, 1878), Estate

Deputy Medical Officers—Dr. Abdul Latiff Agents and Suppliers, General Import

bin Abdul Razaki, Dr. R. Yythilingam, and Export Merchants and Shipping and

Dr. P. N. Sen and Dr. S. Candyah Insurance Agents—Head Office in F.M.

Assistant Medical Officers—Dr. H. P. S.: Kuala Lumpur, Branches: Klang and

Samuel, Dr. Abdul Ghani bin Mohamed Port Swettenham. London Office: 17, St.

and Dr. Che Lah bin Mohamed Joonus Helen’s Place, E.C. 3; & at Calcutta,

Matron, Grade II—Miss E. C. Bosden Chittagong, Dibrugarrh, etc. Cable Ad:

European Sister—Miss K. A. Wickson Bandit; Codes: A.B.C. 5th. edn., Broom-

District Hospital—Klang hall’s (Rubber & General edn.), Bentley’s,

Medical Officer—Dr. T. F. Strang Lieber’s, Premier, Western Union

Assistant Medical Officers—Dr. G. T. J. H. Keer, general manager

Edwards and Dr. S. Sanmugam I j I r AQ

Matrons Grade II—Miss S. A. Taylor (on H. F. L. Mavity I W. H. P. Ager

leave) and Miss A. Y. Jackson, (acting) K. G. Sinclair | S. J. Clark

District Hospital—Kuala Kubu Klang and Port Swettenham

Assistant Medical Officer—Dr. M. L- G. S. R. Wallace, branch manager

Dicum

District /fosm’&xL—Kajang Page 1397

Assistant Medical Officer—Dr. V. J. See-

varatnam Selangor Club—Kuala Lumpur

District Hospital—Serendah President—Hon. the British Resident

Assistant Medical Officer—Dr. A. G. of Selangor {ex-officio)

Menon Vice-President—J, Macdonald

xlvi ADDENDA (SELANGOR, NEGRI SEMBILAN AND JOHORE)

Committee—A. R. Byatt, P. H. Forbes, Partners— C. H. Figg, A. S. Collett,.

H. L. Johnson, F. W. Palmer, C. Y. P. H. Fraser, c.a., I. L. Cameron, L-

B. Sewell, H. Weisberg and N. P. Samson, H. W. Urquhart, C. E.

Wilks Hawes (Colombo) and C. L. Chap-

Secretary—P. W. Gleeson man (Kuala Lumpur)

Treasurers—Payne, Davis

J. R. W. Collect, c.a., W. M. James-

Page 1398 " v and D. De Marco, c.a.,

Insurance Agencies

Selangor Golf Club—Kuala Lumpur Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ld.

President—Y. A. Lowinger, C.B.E. North China Insurance Co., Ld.

Captain-—J. C. M. Bell North British and Mercantile Insur-

Secretary—F. R. Twiss ance Co., Ld.

Page 1395 NEGRI SEMBILAN

State Treasury, Selaingor Page 1416

State Treasurer—D. Richards

Chief Clerk—S. Nagalingam Seremban Trading Co., The, Estate Sup-

pliers and General Merchants — 13r

Page 1408 Cameron Street, Seremban; Teleph. 12Q

(Seremban); Cable Ad: Trading; Codes^

Socfin Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in F. M. S.), A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s and Private

Agents & Secretaries—3rd Mile Daman- Khong Soo Chin, managing partner

sara Road, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 2165; K. Vaithilingam, partner

P. 0. Box 330; Cable Ad: Rubberbank Agencies

R. M. E. Michaux, dir. and gen. mgr. The Assurance Franco-Asiatique

J. Macarez, secretary to do. Socony-Vacuum Corporation

S. T. Rhodes, visiting agent Royal Exchange Assurance

Agency Department—R. Leonard

Technical Department JOHORE

P. Michaux, manager and research

officer Page 1423

J. E. Talou, agriculturist

I. Sibririakoffi engineer Sultan -t- His Highness Sir Ibrahim,.

Dr. L. Dunlop, medical adviser G.

Esteemed Darjah Krabat (Family Order)-

Page 1409 and the Most Honourable Darjah

Mahkota Johore (Order of the Crown

“Tamil Nesan”, The only bi-weekly Tamil of Johore), First Class Osmanieh Order,

Newspaper Published in Malaya—212 First Class Order of the Crown of

Batu Road, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 2057; Rumania. First Class Order of the

P. O. Box 299; Cable Ad: Arya; Codes: White Elephant of Siam Born 17th

A.B.C. 6th edn. and Bentley’s Complete Sept., 1873. Proclaimed 7th Sept., 1895;.

Phrase crowned 2nd November, 1895

K. N. Iyengar, managing editor and Private Secretary-4-Major The Hon. Dato

proprietor H. Md. Said, d.p.m.j., p.i.s.

G. Parthasarathy b.a., assistant editor Private Secretary — Capt. S. Abdullah,.

S, Raj am, works manager S.M.J., P.I.S. .

Page 1409 Office of Mentri Besar

Whittall & Co., Estate Agents and Com- Mentri Besar—Lt. Col.The Hon’ble Dato-

pany Secretaries — Kuala Lumpur, A. Hamid bin Yusop

and Klang, Selangor, F.M.S.; Telephs. Deputy Mentri Besar—The Hon. Y. M.-

K.L.3361, Klang 230; Cable Ad: Whittall; Hngku Abdul Aziz, d.k.

Codes: Broomhall’s (Rubber edn.),

Broomhall’s Imperial Combination, Chandu Monopoly^-

Lieber’s, A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Bent- Customs Building, Johore Bahru;

ley’s, 2nd Lieber’s 5-letter and Birch- Teleph. 32 (Johore)

wood. Head Office: Colombo, Ceylon. Johqre Bahru

London .Correspondents: Thomson, Supt.—Commissioner of Trade k Customs

Alston & Co., Ltd., 2, 3 and 4, Idol Lane, Deputy Supt.—Omar bin TJda

Eastcheap, E.C. Assist, do. •—Ismail bin Suleiman

ADDENDA (JOFIORE) XLVlI

Storekeeper—Ahmad bin Sandot Office assistant—Satimen b Amran

Chief Clerk—A. Aziz bin A. Hamid Chief Clerk—R. Omar b Chik (acting)

Inspr. of Chandu Shops—G. B. Gardner Chief Draftsman—T. M. Kasipillai

Muar Chief Computer—N. K. Pillai

Assist. Supt.—H. Omar bin Mentol District Office—Johore Bahru

Do. —Safar bin Morja Assist. Supt.—J. W, Mprphett (acting)

Storekeeper—Ismail bin Sambot

Batu Pahat, Endau, Segamat, Kota District Ofiice—Muar

Tinggi and Kukob Assist. Supt.—H. H. Cobon

Assist, Supts.—The Supts. of Customs Surveyor-on-agreement—R. A. Simcock

District 0#ce-—Batu Pahat

Page 1424 Assist. Supt.—K. L. Bedlington

District Oj^ce—Segamat

Forest Department Assist. Supt.—R. B. Horner

Conservator—C. Smith (acting) m.f.s. District Office—Kukup

Assist, do. —J. S. Addison, m.f.s., Assist. Supt.—G. L. Jerram (acting)

Kluang

Sub-Assist. Conservator—Abu Bakar bin District Office—Kota Tinggi

Ahmed (acting) Johore Bahru Surveyor-in-char^e—G. H. Jackson

Sub-Assist. Conservator, Muar—Kosai Kluang-District Office

bin Haji, Md. Salleh Surveyor-in-charge—R. E. Gray

General Adviser's Office District-Office—Fin&aw

Genl. Adviser—R. O. Winstedt c.m.g., d. Assist. Supt.—F. E. G. Caswell

litt. (Oxon)

Personal . Assistant — Inche Ahmad bin Treasury

Andak, s.m..l, V.i.s.

Stenographer—Inche Atanbin Mohd.Yasin Financial Commissioner and Auditor

Clerks—Sheikh Ahmad bin A. Rahman General—F. J. Tree

and Unghu Ahmad bin Omar Treasurer & Collector of Stamp Duties—

Ibrahim bin Abu Bakar

Page 1425' ' Assist. Treasurer and Collector of Stamp

Duties—Ismail bin Abu Bakar (acting)

(Legal Adviser’s Department Account. —Haji Amin bin Ahmad (acting)

Legal Adviser—S. W. Jones Probate Examiner—Ng Yook Fong

Deputy Public Prosecutor — S. N. King

(acting) Page 1428

Military Department Marine

(Johore Forces) Acting Fort Officer—Abdul Aziz bin Ismail

Headquarters: The Fort, Bukit Timbalan

Johore Bahru

Col. Comdt. fr Col. H. H. Sir Ibrahim, Page 1429

Sultan of Johore, d.k., s.p.m.j., G.c.m.g.,

k.b.e., etc. Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Cor-

2nd-in-Command—The Hon. Lieut.-Col. poration—Johore Bahru; Teleph. 482,

Yahya bin Abu Talib, s.m.j. Johore

Military Adviser and Chief Instructor- A. C. Putley, sub-agent

Major D. M. Noyes-Lewis L. W. R. McLaren

Adjutant—Major Mohd. Tahir, s.m.j.

Quarter-Master — Capt. Abdul Rahman

bin Ahmad Page 1430

Staff Officer—Maj. Hon. Dato Haji Mohd.

Said bin Haji Sulieman, d.p.m.j., p.i.s. Masonic Lodge, Johore Royal, No. 3946,

E.C.—Johore Bahru

W. M.-W. Leslie Wood

Page 1427 I. P. M.-F; C. Clarke

S. W.—H. R. Cheeseman

Survey Office J. W.—A- de. Burgh-Thomas

Head Office—Johore Bahru Chaplain—H. H. Brown

Supt. of Surveys—C. E. Nugent Treasurer—G. H. Darlow

Assist. Supt. (Office)—A. .Graham Secretary^—H. Y. H. Pery

Surveyor-on-agreeinent—C. S. Sergei Dir. of Ceremonies—L. McDonald

XLVIII ADDENDA (KELANTAN, TRENGGANU)

Senior Deacon—J. P. Sutherland Sole Manufacturers

Junior Deacon—G. H. Hunt Kelantan’s Best Durian Cakes1

Assist. Dir. of Cer.—B. Nelson Kerdpoks Udahg and Tkan, also

Almoner—Ungku - Abdul Aziz other Confectioneries

Organist—R. A. Dix

I. G.—W. J. Northmore

Stewards—W. E. • Nobbs I and H. E.

Debney

Tyler—A. F. G. Snow TRENGGANU

Page 1435

Muar Planters’ Association

Chairman—R. D. J. Evans

Vice- do. —J. F. Green (Land Office

Secretary—A. W. Porter Commissioner—A. L. Birse (acting)

Committee—C. G. Tanner, A, S. Reid, Collector—R. E. Turnbull (acting)

G.E. Johnson, and H. Milles Mackay

Prison Department

Shelly-Thompson & Demuth, Advocates

and Solicitors of S.S. and Joliore—41, Superintendent—B. M. ..O Oon'nell

Jalan Ibrahim, Johore Bahru, and 82,

Jalan Soga Batu Pahat OffIce of British Adviser

W. E. Demuth, m.a. (Oxon.)

British Adviser—C. C. Brown (acting)

. Chief Clerk—K. P. Pillai

Official Translator—Abdullah bin Tail)

KELANTAN Page 1435 •

Page 1432

Education Departmtnt

Conservancy Board Board of Education—Dato Seri Andika

de Raja, (Chairman), Dato Bentara Luar,

District Officer and Registrar of Vehicles (Secretary), Dato Kemal Wangsa, Date

—J. S. W. Reid, m.c.s. Nara de Raja, Haji Wan Mohd. Mokhtar

Deputy Registrar 0'f “Vehicles, Licensing bin Abdullah, Inche Aman bin Amin

Officer and Municipal Secretary — Che and Haji Abdullah bin Abdulmutalib

Ismail bin Haji Omar Supt.—Dato Bentara Luar (Acting)

Chief Clerk—Inche Osman bin Mahmood

Land Office—fKota Bharti Government English School'

Supt. of Lands and“Registrar of Titles,

Kelantan—W. Linehan, M.c.s. Head Master—G. M. Nayar, .

Assist. Collectors of Laud Revenue— Assistant, Teachers—;Saiyid Osman bin

Tengku Sri Wangsa-and Dato’j ;Wira MuSa and Wee Bian Leng

Jay a Government Arab School

Land Magistrate—Tengku Seri Jaya Raja

Chief Clerk—Wee Tiong Yang Head Master—Sheikh Abdul-Rahman bin

Daud

Page 1433 Assist. Teacher—Sheikh Zin bin Noor

Malay Vernacular Schools

Cycle Trading Co.—Kota Bharu; Cable

• Ad; Cycle, Kelantan; Codes: A.B.C. 5th 'Group Teacher, (K. Trengganu Districts) &

and 6th edns. and Bentley’s Head Master (Paya Bunga School)— Che

Agents for all the Leading makes of Ali bin Long

Bicycles and Motor Cycles Group Teacher (Eastern District^ and

Head Master (Malay School, Kemaman)

Soon Thye (Chop), The Durian Cakes —Che Mohd. bin Ismail

Specialists—Wprks; • Kamppng China, Group Teacher (Western Districts) and

Kota Bharu, ; Kelantan; Cable Ad: Head Master (Kuala Besut School)—Che

Lempok Wan Abu Bakar bin Chik

eneral import and Export Merchanti

Steamship and Insurance Agents.

Head Oiticei-24, ST. MARY AXE,

LONDON, E.C.3.

BRANCHES)

Hongkong.

Shanghai, Hankow, Foochow,

Canton and Chungking (Barry 6» Bo dwell, Ldd.)

Kobe, Tokyo and Yokohama, Japan.

Colombo, Ceylon.

Seattle, San Francieco, ^o« Angelee and

New York, U.S,A,

Vancouver, B.C.


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